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had to siphon water over the dam By KEVIN EOEEA lli-rulil Ki-porler into the pool with a fire hose " £tJfntng I since 1881 • 26k M ANCMKS'l'KK — The results of a Five-hundred'gallons of water per Voi. XCIX. No. 237 — Manchester, Conn., Tuegday, July B, 1980 swimmer per day should flow water test completed last week on through the pool daily, Giles said, but the 'Globe Hojlow swimming pool his estimates revealed that only ’ revealed that "fecal organisms ’ had about 2,(KK) gallons of water enter the leached into the pool, according to pool through the hose. Health Department Director Dr. "With up to 1,000 people in the pool- Alice Turck. who said Monday while on any given weekend day, we'd need the area will remain open, her department will be watching the pop­ 500.000 gallons of water flowing through the pool to keep it cleansed ular swimming area closely in the coming weeks We're lucky il we have 2,000 now. " he said "We re repeating the test with the idea that there might have been .some error, " Dr. Turek said "But the Giles blamed a lack ol significant results arc certainly not what we rainfall so far this season and added expected." that he would not hesitate to order I In until last week. Dr Turek went the pool closed if Globe Hollow reser­ on. water samples from the pool had voir drops to a dangerously low level been ot ''very good " quality, "I have to look out for the drinking however, samples taken last Monday water in town. too. " he remarked revealed the bacteria which Dr. "So I've told ireercation director' lurok theorizes seeped Into the pool Mel Sicbold and > parks director' Boh Irom sources higher up the water Harrison Td permit the siphoning for table now. But it the reservoir drops "Probably Irom small animals." lurther, I II close the pool Dr. Turek said. Her department has Dr. Turek stressed that the pool's received no complaints to date. water was suitable lor swimjx.ing. Compounding problems at Globe despite the bacteria found last week HolKiw was the disclosure this mor­ but added that il Globe Hollow pool ning by Public Works Director Jay J were subject to the same standards Giles that Globe Hollow reservoir, as the (.'ther swimming pools in town. which feeds the pool via a spillway, It would have been .dosed As a was low and that only a fraction ot natural body ol water it passed, sjj^- the water which should be circulating said. "But as a pool it lailed ' through the pool actually is . There is no standard circulating- "We apply the standard lor na'ur.il tillration system as in the other pools bodies ol water tor Globe Hollow in town." Giles said. "Water comes But il doesn't have the same kind ol over the spillway Irom the reservoir dilution lakes and ponds have It snot into the pool and then leaves over a controlled situalion. iJr Turek another spillwav But lately, we've added

Cockatoo cone Rules ease

Eileen Connor of 372 Bush Hill Road, Manchester, shares her took place on Hartford Road where Ms. Connor, was taking a ice cream cone with her pet albino cockatoo, “Sinbad" (left break while her laundry was being done. (Herald photos by photol. At right, “Sinbad" cleans up after his feasL The event Pinto) duplex sales

'The change, was requested soleK By MARY KITZMAW tor Residence (’ zones which .illow.s Herulll llcporler duplexes and also ollice conversiorg- Battle could affect nukes M \\(,IIT> TER - A change in the This restri( lion w.is made as Citizens Energy Labor Coalition and HARTFORD tUPIl — A group of The proposed rates also were at­ Others argued the rate hike would zoning regulations, approved by the Blanchard and Rossetio have several unlikely allies and Northeast the Connecticut Conference of tacked as an attempt by the giant liqancially place an unfair burden on1 I’lanmng and Zoning Commission properties in C zones they believe Utilities have started the battle over Municipalities, utility to rekindle investrpent in­ strapped consumers. last night, will allow joint ownership will be helped by Ihe change

a record $177 million rate hike that Northeast contends revenue-eating te re st in construction of the “I don't see the necessity of of duplex homes in Residence C However, a consensus ol com­

could have far reaching effects on inflation requires the 16.7 percent Millstone III plant in Waterford — at building another plant. " said Frank zones. missioners believed consideration

the future of nuclear power in hike for its customers in 156 of the expense of state consumers. Fisrher, who spoke on behalf ot West The I’ZC unanimousK' approved should also be given to extending the Connecticut. Connecticut's 169 municipalities who Thomas McCormick, of the anti­ Hartford Senior Citizens. the request of Blanchard and Rosset- amendment to Residence H /ones A coalition of anti-nuclear, get power from Connecticut Light nuclear Hartford Clamshell Alliance, "The youn^ people can't alford to Construction Inc . to allow In about 8 months, the I’^U -will business and government groups and Power Co. an^j Hartford Electric said Northeast was attempting to higher prices. The people with .separate ownership of each half of a review the effects ol the amendment were on hand Monday as the state Light Co. raise their profit levels to attract in­ families can't afford them And ol duplex home and its lot. and consider its extension A Division of Pubfc Utility Control In addition, the utility has asked vestors, who are becoming in­ course we who don't have much The change places the price ol a Residence B zone difters Irom (' as it began the lengthjjprocess of deciding for to increase natural gas rates by creasingly wary of investing in longer to live can't afford them ' single residence in the building has lesser density and does not per­ how much — if afiy — of an increase 16.4 percent, affecting customers in nuclear power. within the range ol many families mit olfice conversions Both zones Northeast will get. Lou Kiefer, roehairman ol the 45 cities and towns. "This request for higher rates will who could not aflord both units. have duplexes In one of its first actions in the Connecticut Citizen Labor Energy Initial testimony before the DPUC be but one in a long series to finance Coalition, said the rate hike was un­ David Keith, attorney representing While Keith explained lh.it double case, the DPUC granted intervenor wasn't about the inflationary the construction of Millstongklll, " he justified, and resulted Irom the developers told Ihe commission ownership would help m.iny persons status to the groups opposing the pressure facing Northeast, but said. Northeasts revolving door approach Although joint ownership of a purchase a joint home he said ihe hike, allowing them to argue against centered on an attack on nuclear The alliance has asked the U S. to stockholder funding. duplex was not prohibited by zoning change would not he true eon- the request over a summer of power and the construction of Department of Energy to intervene “We no sooner begin paying the regulations, many prospective dominium " ownership hearings throughout the state. Connecticut’s fourth nuclear plant by in the rate case to refute Northeast’s last record increase when we are buyers encountered difficulties The two owners ot the duplex "We're optimistic that nowhere Northeast. argument that construction of the faced with the threat of another huge linaneing the purchase ot half a would have no propertv in common

near the $177 .million rate request A West Hartford mother, with her $2.2 billion Millstone III will reduce duplex .Many hanks were reluctant except the lirew.ill. whicti must he a hike," he said. will .be approved, " said state Con­ infant son.on her lap, told the DPUC vertical wall belwoen the resideiu es dependence on costly foreign oil. Last .January, NorthcasI put into to mortgage these properties sumer Counsel Barry Zitscr, one of she opposed the rate hike. McCormick also claimed effect an $86 I million rate increase Zoning'regulations specify the In a condominium ihe grounds arc those granted intervenor status. "I’m concerned about the danger Northeast, which already operates If approved, the latest hike would sideyard requirements for single joinl-owned The other groups included the of low-level radiation, said Pat two nuclear plants at Waterford and dwellings As one side of a duplex is a Requirements lor condomiuniiims boost the average CL&P customer's Connecticut Business and Industry Lawrence. There is no such thing as a the Connecticut Yankee plant in Had- current $45.47 a month bill to $.55,65 lire wall, the ab.sence of the sideyard also state that eaeli unit must have li Association, the Connecticut Citizens harmless amount. It is harming peo­ dam, had overstated the need for ad­ makes, the building non-conforming separate healing facility Com- while the average HEL(T) monihly Action Group, the Connecticut ple and it is causing cancer." ditional electricity in Connecticut. hill would go from $48,17 to $58.99 lor single dwellings rnissioner William Ra>cr qiieslioned

The zoning amendmeni allows the whclher this would apply lo scp.ii'.itc

building, and the lot to be* divided, ownership ol duplexes without Ihe sideyard requirement ol The commission agreed ih.il il single dwellings would not, and that the structure

care center started .■According to William Hale. could have one healing l.icilily New Under the .imcndnu'nt. nolhing Ilerilage Savings and Loan presi dent, the change will encourage else would he changed cxcepi 'ho June L'ltalien said the center is property owned by the Department Massachusetts school system for live By I-AI RKN DAMS SHEA banks -to morigage Ihe separate sideyard requirement .ilh'wmg the named “ Little People" and has been of Housing and Urban Development years. She worked in a childrens' common wall lor mortgage purposes Mt-riild Repfirler and managed by the church council museum during that time She also priiperlies ol the ciiiplex approved by the 9-member Speaking at the hearing la.-sl night. The lot Irontage requirement Ho tee! MWCIIKSTI.H — The former The day care center is for children worked in the nursery schools In the Manchester Interfaith Social Action Hale said he believes the change tom Residence U and 75 leei lor Covenant Nursery School is now the from three to ten years of age. "We Head .Start program and for ttie past Council of Churches Board of Direc­ would help ease The linusing shortage Residence H. remains site of a state-licensed day care placed the age in this range so we two years had her own niirserv tors, in addition to being state- in .Maiichester. I see couples who do 'The c ha racier o t tin center, operated by three women would be able to meet the needs of school in Massachusetts. i approved not have the down pavment to buy a neighborhood would sl.iv the same who all have backgrounds in dealing the 'latch-key' children, who are She said she and her husband c.ime ' "The program is not religiously house, but who would have Ihe down K^ith said Nothing uculd change, with young’ehildren. often left by themselves after to Connecticut to allow him to take oriented, Mrs. L’ltalien said. payment to purchase one-halt of that except the owner -hip Spokeswoman and joint owner school, ” Mrs. L'ltalien said. the post of superintendent a( Hie Loc,ated at 59 Rachel Road, it is in liouse. " he said 'The average pru e ol ,i -■K’gle home "Latch key” is the jargon for Rachel Road apartments. Me has Under the amendment Ihe lot in .Manchesler has been l'.^tim.lted children whose parents aren't home been a superintendent lor 15 years, requirements for duplexes will not between $H5,IKKI to STO.niltl Hl.nicliard when the children are let out of and she said the couple had heard change, but each owner will have and Rossetio estmiatos the diiplexc-- school. Thus, the children are often good things about Manchester so rights to one-li;ill ol the lot will sell lor about $5:>.lklil lrr?i hall Barbara is back identified by a house key worn decided the position at Rachel Road

around their neck. This is done so it was worth transferring for NEW YORK (U PD - Barbara the boas mood The other two part-owners of the boa constrictor is munching on mice wpn't be lost, and they’ll be able to Barbara, the star of the petting school were nursery teachers at the and available for petting again - a get in the house when school lets out. zoo, was stolen Thursday from her happy ending to the case of the mis­ Mrs. L’ltalien said the center is Becchwood Nursery School. They cage in the Brooklyn Museum. Of­ were also aides at Robertson school, sing snake. licensed to care for 25 children, and ficials found the lock on her cage had one in the library and the other in a tuescloy. A spokeswoman for the New Muse the current trial program going on been broken. craft-oriented position. Museum said the 7-foot, beady-eyed this summer has 12 children. The A third aide has taught nursery viner was happy to be back home school opened July 1. Saturday, a 15-year-old boy brought level Sunday school and has provided The weather Larry Holmes sli'ps Sioll again Monday, although she did not Mrs. L'ltalien has been an LeDoux m seventh round I’agi Barbara into the museum in a card­ education.al consultant for a care for children in her home for the Increasing^ cloudiness with indicate how the staff determined the board box. 10. past four years. scaltered showers and Mrs. L'ltalien said all those thunderstorms beginning in the employed at Ihe center have afternoon. Highs in the 80s. Mahoney endorses Glassman references which they will supply to .Showers ending tonight followed by Inside today interested parents, clearing. Mostly sunny Wednesday. . 12 MA.NUIIKSI'KR — State Rep. issues. been program is available on a Details on I'uge 2. Business months no consensus has 12-14 Francis Mahoney, D-Manehester, an­ Glassman is one of several reached. The 11 delegates have hourly, or daily basis, wilh Classified nounced today he supports Abraham weekly rates being $35 for one child Coniies ... 15 Democrats seeking the nomination in pledged to block vote on fhe endorse- !Sew budget Glasfiman for the Democratic the F ourth Senatorial pistrict. Other n,ent. and for the candidate who sup- The program is offered on a first Editorial . . . 4

nomination for state senator from a.nnounced candidates include pon.sf reuniting Manchester’s two come, first serve basis to Rachel Coventry Town Council adjourns Entertainment 11 6 the Fourth District. , former Assistant Attorney General state senate distTicts Road residents, and the enrollment is meeting until next week to consider E'amilv......

Mahoney, retiring this year after- David Della Bitta, and former South then open to the public. a new budget proposal. I’age 12. Obituaries...... 8 It has been said that several of the ...... 2 years of public service, said that Windsor Deputy Mayor Robert delegates support Glassman for the Currently, there is no sliding scale PeopletalK . . Glassman state representative from Myette, and state Rep. Robert for payment, but there may be in the Sports...... ' . 9-10 endorsement, and are trying to per­ 11 .Assembly District 13, was a fine, "Skip " Walsh, ol Conventry suade the others. future, as Mrs. L'ltalien said the In sports Television . TownTalk . »- 10 able legislator, who is a “real The Manchester delegation to the Manchester has the largest group has applied for state funding. worker," Major league all-star teams set Update senatorial convention is trying to number of delegates to the eight- The day care center offers Ihe Weather Mahoney said Glassman and he decide its endorsement. Although town convention to choose a can­ Learn through Play program l''oi for game tonight.Rage worked, and voted together on many meetings have been held the past two didate. further information, call 649-.'l283

EVENING HERALD, Tues . July 8. 1980- .3 EVENING HERALD, Tues., July 8,-1980 Ijpclote— Request for M zone week, saying the ousted monarch is showing evident values. was returned to the Hartford Community Correctional gets PZC approval gradual improvement from abdominal surgery. The utilities are seeking an injunction requiring the Center in lieu of $100,000 bond. Economy update phasein to begin since it will mean lower property taxes The bulletin Monday from the shahs medical team in­ By MARY KITZMANN ment to use the acreage for in­ and visibility. ^ ork - More than two dozen banks lowered their residential property owners threatened to withhold taxes about 7 acres out of 9 requested on Street is already congested, and that Maadi military hospital. „ ., • the state Department of Agriculture to increase its sup­ plan housing development for the prime lending rates by a quarter to 11,5 percent Monday, otherwise. North Main Street. further residence construction would They indicated 60-year-old Mohammed Reza Pahlayi port for development of small-scale fruit and vegetable remainder. lollow ing the federal governments decision Ihst week to was on the way to recovery following the surgery to drain ”1116 M zone request of Katherine Although they planned no housing aggravate the problem. phaseout credit restraints. First Pacific Bank of Beverly marketing and production. and Malcolm Kerr was strongly op­ They cited the lack of sidewalks as pus and other fluids from an abscess in the upper ab- §^igngct held Our research indicates that area farmers will construction for the back two acres, Hills. C'alil . ranks with the rest of the industry and posed by area residents at the June an additional hazard that should be domen. dramatically increase their production and variety of they included it in the request for in­ dropped its'prime to 10 percent. public hearing. The Kerrs, owners of corrected before allowing more HARTFORD .lUPI) - A city man charged with stab­ fruits and vegetables when strong retail marketing out­ creasing the density allowances. l,o« \iigele- - Motorists may also see a drop in gas­ Riverview Associates, wished to Oppose delay bing a well-known inner city doctor to death in the lets are available to them, said Sally Taylor of With the two acres included in the development. oline prices soon, according to the Los Angeles-based physicians office has been arraigned on a murder charge. rezone 670 North Main St., 8.95 acres, rezoning, about 75 units could have Several residents complained that I.undberg Letter, an independent petroleum newsletter, HAMDEN (DPI) — Three area utilities have thrown a ConnPIRG. to allow construction of multi-family Arturo Bell, 24, was presented in Superior Court Mon­ Ms. Taylor said the groups survey of farm markets been constructed. Without the back the visibility for traffic was very r S demand lor gasoline dropped in June to its lowest snag into the towns effort to calm homeowners upset with poor where the development was day where a judge continued his case for a plea on Aug. 5 operating' in Hartford and Manchester last year showed homes. parcel, about 50 units could be built. level in nine years and created an unprecedented gasoline a recent property tax revaluation and the prospect of However, Alan Lamson, town planned, and that possiblly the in the slaying last Thursday of Dr. Isaiah Clark, 44. that Connecticuts food system shut out local farmers who The M zone governs construction of surplus, the letter .said higher taxes on residential property. Planner, recommended the rezoning Hockanum River would be polluted. Clark, a father of two, was 'described by fellow were then blamed for going out of business. multi-family homes, insuring that United Illuminating Co., New Haven Water Co., and physicians as a remarkable mao who served inner-city be allowed for only a portion of the one-third of the parcel be given each The commissioners noted before Improved condition - Southern New England Gas Co., filed suit in New Haven These survey results demonstrate the need for rapid residents for five years before he set up his own practice. development of marketing channels which serve the lot, The front 6.8 acres, that was to single-family, duplex, and multi­ voting on the M zone request, that Superior Court Monday seeking to block a one-year delay Bell, who allegedly stabbed ^lark after an argument, zoned Residence A, will be rezoned, family house construction. they reviewed the area for these CAIRO Egypt I CPI I — Doctors treating the exiled in implementation of a phase-in of the new property Connecticut farmer, whether full-or part-time, she said. shah of Iran issued their most optimistic,bulletin for a the PZC decided. But the two acres, The Kerrs said the June public problems. separated from the rest by a railroad hearing that condominiums were Resident opposition, based on track, will remain zoned industrial. planned as the type of multi-family similar grounds, recently dis­ X ■“■“ Peopletalk In recommending the split, Lam­ housing. couraged a request for a rezoning on GOP leaders upset son cited industrial development sur­ The request was tabled at the last North Main Street. The PZC denied a rounding the two-acre parcel. It PZC meeting, allowing time for the request to rezone a one-acre lot from Skin rally would be appropriate future develop­ commissioners to check traffic flow residential to business. Vantage point Redd Foxx would give a friend more than the shirt off his back If he could he’d give the skin - uw) nu n c» co I over Carter’s visit Residents of Recife, Brazil, take advantage to wave flags and items to be blessed as Pope and that, in effect, is what he wants fans of critical­ John Paul II drives past Monday in his 000^ v| 7 ly burned Richard Pryor to do. Foxx, who’s brought DETROIT (UPI) - Republican Tokyo to attend a memorial service achieve. Hospital hearing scheduled of a police officer’s interest in seeing the LMAMQtLft his Las Vegas troupe to New Yorks Copacabana, The efforts toward compromise a $27.7 million renovation project. Pope himself to rush out onto the pavement "Papamobile.” (UPI photo) leaders seethed over what they felt for the late Prime Minister HARTFORD - The Health July 22 at 5:30 p.m. on Manchester says he and Sammv Davis Jr. are tooling up a have centered on inclusion of a state­ 'The hearing will be held at the was an effort by President Carter to Masayoshi Ohira and meet with Systems Agency will hold a hearing Memorial Hospital’s application for lOWin MMritAIUlIt Richard Pryor telethon to help Pryor defray upstage them today in their own con­ Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng. ment favoring women’s rights — in agency offices, 999 Asylum Ave, medical costs Foxx says he’ll incur in two years of vention city, while GOP platform The issue bedeviling the platform line with Reagan’s own position — The agency is one of two bodies skin-grafting. Says he, we’re getting all Hollywood writers struggled over a women’s committee was the Equal Rights and q^cknowledging the party’s which must approve the application to join in — Frank Sinatra, Flip Wilson. Fernando rights compromise. Amendment, endorsed by the party historical backing of ERA, but not Awards presented before the hospital can go forward. Governor’s condition better Lamas and Dionne Warwick, to mention a few. He’s for four decades but opposed by calling for its passage. The other is the Commission on regional conlerence last E 3 - Even though only the^nguard of HARTFORD (UPI) - would return to work at the Credentials Committee, u n VI A1HIK 90IOCAS-' C) calling the drive Skin for a Friend — says Pryor will Reagan, the 1980 nominee-apparent. MANCHESTER - Several area They are supported by donations Hospitals and Health Care. The com­ month so she wouldn’t have the 4,000 delegates and alternates Gov. Ella Grasso says Capitol. which she chairs need help because when youre on your back for two who next week will nominate Ronald Downtown at Detroit’s cavernous residents will be recipients of from state units, which make mission. after asking twice for added to interrupt the The governor is For period ending 7 a m. EST 719180. During Tuesday Gov. William Milliken of Michigan donations in memory of loved ones or she’s feeling better and "It takes some time to years, that can drain a lot from your bank account. Reagan were on hand, GOP leaders Cobo Hall, a platform subcommittee opened the platform hearings Mon­ scholarships from the American information, has now concluded that get over the treatments," treatments. She also post­ scheduled to appear at the night, shower activity is in store for parts of the upper He plans the telethon for July 25-26. a deceased member of the unit. the application is complete and has expects her condition to Rockies, mid Plains’ lower Florida and the Carolinas. were nettled by Carters brief early- hoped to get a vote on language that day by warning Republicans, ’’To Legion Auxiliary of the Department deBear said. poned a W ashington state Democratic Conven­ The Past President's Parley of the 90 days in which to act on it. steadily improve now that meeting of the Democratic Generally tair weather is predicted elsewhere. morning stop in the city to confer would mollify both supporters and drop the ERA plank now would be a of Connecticut. ^she’s completed eight The governor had begun tion on Julv 18. American Legion Auxiliary of the The hospital had complained while National Conventions with management and union leaders opponents of the ERA, a proposed public demonstration that this party William G. Fox, of 2 East View weeks of precautionary the five-day-a-week Helped to death / Drive, Rockville, will be sponsored Department of Coiinecticut also the commission was seeking added of the distressed automobile in­ constitutional amendment to outlaw had abandoned its goal of equal radiation treatments for treatments on May 8 after dustry. discrimination based on sex. The sub­ by the Legion’s Rockville unit. He is aw arded scholarships: six. in data, the project was being delayed Weather forecast They know him at New Yorks City Hall only as rights for women." denominations of $400. These are sup­ ovarian cancer. undergoing a hysterotomy Sen. John Tower of Texas, chair­ committee also had to deal with currently attending Syracuse Univer­ as the costs increased. April 3 for reiiioval of George the custodian — and Monday morning, ported by dues which are collect^ The project involves new construc­ Mrs. Grasso, 61, who cut George could only pray that he be sent no more man of the platform committee, another thorny issue — abortion — sity and is majoring in newspaper malignant cells. Her physi­ Increasing cloudiness today with scattered showers While Tower and Brock fulminated from past presidents of the state un­ tion for mental health, maternity and back public appearances s P and thunderstorms beginning by late forenoon or after­ help. The day before. 100 broom-toting youngsters called the Carter airport stop squalid but there was less heat evident on journalism. cian, Dr. Joseph Rus^o, against Carter’s effort to its. past district presidents and past intermediate care services and some because of fatigue and noon Highs in the middle 80s.. Showers ending early showed up to help kick off the citys I Love a Clean politics. Bill Brock, the national that. Rosemary Husky of 454 Woodland said the treatments were demonstrate his concern for the department presidents. Con­ offices, relocation of pediatrics ser­ nausea brought on by the tonight then clearing Lows around 60. Mostly sunny New York summer clean-up program. While Mayor chairman, said, "Carter has a lot of Reagan forces claimed to have the St., Manchester, will be sponsored by s'olely precautionary. ailing auto industry, another the Manchester unit of the Legion. tributions are also are also received vices and some offices in existing ti;eatments. said in a brief Wednesday with the highs in the 80s Probability of Ed Koch accepted $25,000 in donations and 70,000 nerve even showing up in this par- votes to control the convention, but '''statement Monday she D e s p ite a re d u c e d Republican, Sen. William Roth of She will attend the University of New in memory of the past presidents. space, demolition of the buildings o^ precipitation 50 percent today diminishing to 10 percent litterbags from Mobil Oil, the kids swept everytning ticular’city — a city that has suffered wanted to avoid a floor fight that received her last treat­ schedule of public FOR YOUR Delaware, scheduled much the same Hampshire, where she plans a career All scholarships will be presented the south side of Haynes Street for by late tonight and near zero percent W'ednesday. in sight. Everything except the blizzard of straws the consequences of the fatal could destroy the unity the former ment on Friday. appearances, Mrs. Grasso’s SPECIAL PICTURES! California governor has been able to kind of event in the Detroit suburb of in biology. at the department convention, to be parking, and demolition of the oldqsu Southwest winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty today shifting to from their own brooms. Said one amazed City Hall economic policies of his ad­ Spokesman Larrye ai(les said she has kept a ministration” build since sewing up the nomination. Hamtramck, heavily dependent on The Legion has awarded seven $400 held at the Hotel Hilton in Hartford hospital building, which is substanV northwest this evening and diminishing to 10 to 15 mph by worker, surveying the mess from the front door, ■yjeBear said the governor, busy work agenda and had Afterward, Carter was to fly to Compromise was proving hard to car manufacturing. scholarsips to children of veterans. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. dard. • BIGGER PRINTS late tonight Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph Wednesday. ■'Can you believe this? If this keeps up, theyre going who has been conducting absolutely no plans to R FULL 4 x 6 EA to need brooms to clean up after the brooms." bu^ess from the resign I.onf; I'tluml Sound George just shook his head, and went on sweeping. executive residence, had Mrs. Grasso canceled a Long l-laiid ^ound to \t ulcli Hill, R.I.. unil Mon- St. James School posts list not decided when she three-day New England PREMIUM QUALITY J lank Poini. N.A .: Small craft advisory in effect. South to High honors Pescosolido. Brigid Rooney. Grades 1-8 at St. James southwest winds 15 to 25 knots with stronger gusts today Go, Willie, Go MANCHESTER - The Mark Bailey. Michelle Lisa Steele, and Mary Jane School were cited for • INDIVIDUALLY becoming northwest at 10 to 20 knots late tonight and following is the honor roll In 22 years of swatting the leather off baseballs. Bolduc. Catherine Day, Wertenbach. having perfect attendance PROTECTED Wednesday Visibility occasionally 1 qiile or less in Willie ^^cCovey. of the San Francisco Giants, has for Grades 5-8 for the third Jeanne Gillespie, Lisa Jensen, TRIP TO ROCKPORT, MASS. NEGATIVES marking period at St. during the 1979-80 school Ptever'is aamaqp Ur^rr thunderstorms through this evening but otherwise 5 miles hit 521 home runs — more than any other southpaw Albert Klopfer, Kathleen High honors year. Sat, Sugiitt isn or more Variable tloudiness with scattered in the National League — so opposing pitchers were James School. Kulpa. Amy Marchei. Theresa Kristin Brennan. Lesley Cited were Grade I a OVBNTE BIM HVUOPMC thunderstorms today Clearing tonight Sunny glad to see him go. McCovey is retiring — he played McConnell. Christine Roy, Carroll, Kelly Crouchley, Including a stop at HRmmond Castle in Suzanne Supple, Mary students. Audra Cyr, Timothy on most rolls and reprints Wednesday Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet today and 1 his last game Sunday against the Los Angeles David Day. Carolyn Geraghty, Pamela Moan and Gloucester, Mass. Zabielski. • WHOUSM FUI Haas to 3 teel tonight Dodgers at Dodger Stadium — and Saturday night DelSignore. Mary Lynn Joseph Santini. U Grade 5 General Honors for year V PA total cost Includes all • Fffi£ laioassiiK ivu. he was jn the spotlight at a special tribute. Veteran Greene, Patricia Gregory, Grade 2: David LaFontana General honore Richard Balboni. Sean Sharon King. Lynn Michaud. #1/.DU admission tax and service. I'.xtended outlook Dodger pitcher Don Sutton, who has seen too many I and Grade 3, Eric Nitschke. Limited Time Otter A SK FOR d e t a i l s Extended outlook for .New England Thursday through Paul Bolduc. Larent Bour- Brennan. Mary Cunningham. Kim Pelletier, and Jacquelyn Grade 4: Michelle Brown. Receive your prints on (tie new of his own throws blasted into the stands by Miss Universe cier, Joseph Breton, Deborah Joy Covey. Michele Sipples. RAY'S PHOTO HUTCH Saturday McCovey. presented him with a gift on behalf of all Robert Chase, John Dormer, GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE PRO 35 print (or the same price 288 Center St The new Miss Universe, Cappellucci. Catherine Desautels, Brian Dunn. Scott Stephen Gay, John Lagasse, as the reguair 35mm print. A VlaH-aclui-rtt'-. Rhode Uland and iionneetieul: Fair abused pitchers — a suitcase, to help him get out of Casale, Kathryn DeMarco, Fyler, Tamara Godbout. Honors for year 555 Main 8t. Manchaatar Manchester. Conn. Thursday and Friday Chance of showers Saturday High Shawn Weatherly, from Joseph Lajoie, Ina Mendez, savings ol '5.00. 649-8206 town. Jeffrey Flynn, Scott Jensen, Anthony Heslin 9 Kathleen Flynn. Mary Lynn 643-2165 offer expires July 26. 196C temperatures will be mostly in the 70s Thursday and in and Dina Rosado. Sumpter, S.C., 20, was Andrew Klopfer, Christine Lisa Jensen, Albert Klopfer. Greene. Sharon King, Kim G rade 5: M elissa the low and middle 80s Friday and Saturday Lows will be crowned last night in Seoul, Kunisch, John Marchei. Kim Little, Christine Mazzeo. Pelletier, Mary Jane Werten­ DiGregorio, Kathryn DeMar­ L in the 60s Bed and board Korea. She is a graduate of Also: Marissa Melody. John Dawn Packman. Kimberly bach. co, Peter Favreau. Lynn \eriiioni: Partly sunny Thursday. Chance of showers Nitschke, Matthew Shapleigh. Mary Spaulding. Clemson University. On her Hebert. John Marchei. iT thundershowers Friday and Saturday. Thursdays highs Keith Dinsmore of the Unionville, Mo., Parlapiano, Edward Quick, General honors Michael Newman. John in the 70s Lows in the 50s Warmer Friday and Saturday. Republican says the bed’ bednappers bednapped left is second runner up Miss Jennifer Roy, Michael High honors for year Stacie Breau. Elizabeth Nitschke. Patricia Soto, and Highs in the upper 70s to middle 80s and lows in the upper Monday while he was interviewing its owners is a New Zealand, Delyse Nottle, Sipples, Erwin Tan, Donna Mark Bailey. Michelle Cowley. Denise Desmareais, Donna Thibodeau. Thibodeau. Tara Waicunus. Bolduc, Catherine Day, .50s to low 60s championship bed and they want it back. It was one and on her right, first runner Robin Edlund. Brigid Rooney, Grade 6: Mark Barry. of eight entered in the citys annual bed-racing Martin Zabielski. Jeanne Gillespie. Kathleen Lisa Steele. James Brennan, Catherine tourney, and the team from Terry’s Package Liquor up, Linda Galliger. (UPI Kulpa, Amy Marchei. Theresa Burke. James Chase. Michelle Store had just copped the crown by pushing it photo) High honors McConnell. Christine Roy. High honors for year DeGregorio, Marc Persinski, The Almanac around Putnam County Court House square in 25.17 Lynn Bassett, Edward Day, Suzanne Supple, Mary Kristin Brennan. Lesley and Cory Wayland. I______^_____ Rita Duchsesneau. Patricia Zabielski. Carroll, Kelly Crouchley, Grade 7: Edward Barry, seconds. The sponsors want it back — so badly Eitel, Lynn Hebert, Aldo Kuz- llx I oiled Pre-— In le n iu lio n u l theyre willing to make it worth a thiefs time. David Day. Carolyn Scott Fyler, Anthony Heslin, mik, Patricia Prentice. John DelSignore, Patricia Gregory, Christine Mazzeo, and Mary Today is Tuesday. July 8 the 190th day of 1980 with 176 Dinsmore says its a no-questions-asked deal — a Ryan, Denise Stockman. Grade 8 to lollow Lynn Michaud. Jacquelyn Spaulding. reward of 87 cents or an old set of pillow cases, General honors Sipples Grade 8: Amy Anderson, The moon moving toward its new phase whichever is cheaper. Honors for the year Stacie Breau, Elizabeth John Burke. Elizabeth The morning star is Venus, Edward Day, Rita Cowley, Denise Desmarais. Cowley. Denise Desmarais. The evening stars are Mercury. Mars, Jupiter and Robin Edlund. Kathleen MANCHESTER - A Duchesneau, Patricia Eitel. number of students in and Mary Jane Wertenbach Saturn Quote of the day Patricia Prentice. Flvnn, John Misselwitz, John Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer American capitalist John D Rockefeller was born July Page Morton Black, who sings the Chock Full O’ General Honors fur year 8. 1839 Nuts commercials on television; ’’School days are Kathryn DeMarco, John tin this date in history the happiest days of your life — provided your Nitschke, Matthew In 1835. the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia cracked while children are old enough to go. ” Parlapiano, Erwin Tan. PRIOR DARK Iron City being rung during the funeral of United States Chief the best dark $0 10 /C nab .lustice John Marshall High honors for year o" ROADMASTER beer in town A.IA/ 0-pail from Pittsburg ' In 1951 Pans celebrated its 2.000th anniversary, Glimpses Curry seeks expedience Lynn Bassett and Lynn Hebert. The bottle bill has not affected KEG REER at all times raiumtbiMi in 1969 withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam Dennis Christopher has been signed to co-star our selection. All brands and Budweiser DInkel Acher Tappers began with the arrival of 800 infantrymen at McChord Air with Farrah Fawcett in the stage production of Grade 6 eizet In stock. We redeem any Michelob Helneken Force Ba.se in Washington state. Butterflies Are Free, slated to open July 22 at the The Finest Name in kind of beer bottle or can ... papst Matt’s Beer Balls in 1975. President Ford announced he would formally Burt Reynolds Dinner Theater in Jupiter, Fla. ... General honors in ballot challenge ruling Driveways 1 fwlth a tmllal) and m o re ...... seek the Republican nomination for president in 1976 Marvin Hamlisch — winner of a Pulitzer Prize, Mark Barry, Karen three Oscars, nine Tonys and four Grammy Awards HARTFORD (UPI) - A and Anderson ballot lines, filed Mon­ on the Anderson line. Cleveland. Tracy Martin, CO rrSoda *3.59/caseiot 8 oz. Helneken Pllineri — has been hired to compose the theme for Group Democratic lawmaker has asked a day for an expedited show cause "This affects the nominating Elizabeth Nitschke. Ginger, Club, Tonic, '/z&'/z. Root 10 O Z . Dinkel Acher Mugs hearing on his request for a process in both parties. There are N o Driveway Problem Too Difficult for Roadmaster Beer, Tom Collins ■1.50 each W Productions Hour Magazine ... The Spinners, now federal judge to speed up his legal High honors Lottery numbers preliminary injunction. ramifications affecting the whole 12 OZ Plastic Cups 5* e a c h headlining at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, challenge to the state’s procedure Imelda Balboni, Catherine COCA-COLA have been named national chairmen ol the which is allowing candidates to get Chief U.S. District Court Judge T. election process, not just election Numbers drawn .Monday: Emmet Claire was expected to day," Curry said. “The confusion has Burke, Margaret Caffrey, NAACP’s voter registration drive ... Christopher their names on John Anderson’s in­ Louise Michaud, Michelene ^1.79/6-pakcans PLENTY OF COLD WINE 8 Rhode Island 3266 Reeve is in Williamstown, Mass., rehearsing his dependent ballot line. decide today when a hearing will be already affected the process." Nosce, Michelle Nosce, Mary C A L L D AY New Hampshire Sunday 2698 9“role in the comedy classic The Front Page, which Farmington Sen. 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I - EVENING HERALD, Tues., July 8, 1980 V •EVENING HERALD. Tues., July 8, 1980 - 5 ^Editorial Clinic fund iBaurlil'iitn* turuiiui Legal aid agency broke,

Manchester — A City of Village Charm hears goal Help for auto industry Founded Oct. 1, 1881 MANCHESTER - The Child but service is available Guidance Clinic has a little more than Commerce tried to raise money but a particular burden on auto Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By KEVIN FOLEY Episcopal Church, the service ran The domestic auto in­ economy. The federally- $6,000 to go in its effort to raise $227,- Hrriad Reporter they came up dry. Only the State buyers, the move might help Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. 000 for a new preschool and clinic out of money last February and no dustry, suffering from created recession is aimed at Bank of Manchester and the In­ longer booked appointments nor took Mofrb«r, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International building on its propepty at 317 N. MANCHESTER - Even though surance Management Center con­ the housing and auto in­ state car dealers. phone calls in the office there. Money lagging sales because of high Main St. Legal Aid Services of Manchester tributed.” If more people buy new Steven Harry. Executive Editor for the program was no longer auto loan interest rates needs dustries. . Customer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor A report indicates that $220,781 has Inc. is "flying by the seat of its pan­ The telephone —which has no of­ Harold E. Turkinglon. Editor Emeritus forthcoming when the town voted to a boost if the economy is to The two probably have the cars, even at a reduced sales Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher been collected toward the over all ts," as the head of the organization ficial connection with |he town —is puts it, free legal service is still withdraw from the Community Block largest ripple effect on the tax rate, much of the revenue ([oal for constuction of a new facility housed in the clerk’sjoffice where be put back on its track. and removal of the old house now oc­ available to those who cannot afford Grant Program in Apr., 1979, entire economy. lost would be regained as linger for a time and we When economic conditions a lawyer. workers there answer the phone While many thought legal aid no A proposal to place a tem­ cupied by the clinic. saying, “Legal aid answering ser­ town tax payments were in­ would like to see the sales tax prevail in the state that are Josiah Lessner, the attorney in longer existed, the phone is the last porary moratorium on sales By depressing new car Of the $220,781, businesses have vice.’’The employee then refers the charge of keeping the service’s head link to free legal counseling because taxes for new domestic autos sales and new housing starts creased. moratorium become a top harmful to the entire .contributed $78,725; foundations, caller to one of the attorneys listed $89,900; the board of staff of the above water, said Monday while the local attorneys have kept the sold during a specified period the entire economy of the na­ Increased domestic auto priority for the next session. economy, the state should be on a sheet nearby. program going. clinic, $5,986; individuals, $9,437; and assistance organization is “broke,” a This morning Town Clerk Edward sales would be good for the Given the difficulty with willing to take some action on ’Tve told our girl to pay this would be helpful. tion suffers. $36,733 has come from clinic telephone in the town clerk’s office Tomkiel said he believed the phone month’s phone bill with whatever’s Several states are con­ Japan has mounted a towns, the state and the state finances the best route its own initiative. reserves. can still be used to make contact with was going to be removed. When attorneys who will represent poor left in the checkbook." Lessner said. nation’s economy. might be a sales tax reduc­ Although many may think Recent contributions from foun­ asked if the Legal Services of sidering the proposal which vigorous campaign to try and clients. ’The Manchester Bar has another the reduced sales tax would dations include $10,000 from the Manchester Inc. was still alive, he for a 60-day period would capture a larger share of the By providing some help to tion. “We ran dry of funds and I've been meeting Aug. 13. and we ll have to Swindell Foundation, $5,000 from the said, “ Well, it is and it isn’t. I think the domestic auto industry The reduced sales tax paid be a sacrifice for the state, it paying the telephone bill in bits and see if we can raise the dues to keep either exempt or reduce sales U.S. auto market. Elizabeth Carse Foundation, and $3,- they’re going to dissolve. ” Tomkiel pieces," Lessner said. “We got about the society going. We’ve been going taxes paid on new American- If the Japanese are the states could have a on new domestic autos would can easily be argued that half 000 from the Ensworth Foundation. added that only a “few calls” a week add volume to the state a loaf is better than none. Expenses of the building fund drive $1,200 from members of the by the seat of our pants so far, and it made cars. successful in their ploy, the positive hand in helping the came into his office. hasn’t been very satisfactory. ” economy recover. treasury that is not there At this point, with auto to date have been $1,650. Manchester Bar, and the Chamber ol Formerly located in the St. Mary’s Connecticut is not one of domestic auto industry will Ground breaking ceremonies and a Although the Legislature is today. sales down, the state sales those states, but we think the suffer for a longer than an­ reception are planned for Sept. 22. MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION idea has merit. ticipated term. no longer in session, it We think the idea has merit tax revenue is not coming in. from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Mole^s job is done The impact of such a move In Connecticut, where the appears the problem with and would like to see it There is no sacrifice in­ Summer Enrichment Program domestic auto sales will Scandia Lodge HARTFORD — The vear-long journey of a rock- would be healthv for the 7‘2 percent sales tax, creates followed up. volved. chewing mole 200 feet under this city ended Thursday. ______Walk-In Registration ,.MANCHESTER - Scandia The giant drilling machine “holed through ” the access Lodge, Vasa Order of America will shaft under Pope Park, according to the U.S. Army Corps have a potluck supper and meeting of Engineers, which is directing construction of the two- Friday at 6;30 p.m. at the home of phase Park River Local Flood Protection Project. WEDNESDAY - JULY 9th Congressional Quarterly Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bengtson, 253 The mole left in its wake a concrete-lined, 22-foot IT SAY'S HERE THAT ONLV A HANPFUL OFTHE Gardner St, THURSDAY - JULY 10th Members are reminded to bring a diameter auxiliary flood tunnel which will, during major 9:00-12:00 NOON ELIGIBLE VOTERS ACTUALLV VOTE... lawn chair. In case of rain, the event flood experiences along the Park River, convey some will be held at Emanuel Lutheran 6,000 cubic feet of water per second into the Connecticut llling Junior High Schooi Has Carter failed to end fraud? Dunkin^ and drinkin^ River near the Charter Oak Bridge. It was at that access 229 E. Middle Tnpk. Church. tunnel that the mole was lowered piece by piece into gowns, which were not changed Henehan indicated that the very By ELIZABETH WEHR WAXES meeting An Asian elephant at the Marsalis Zoo in Dallas, Texas, place just a year ago. WASHI.N'GTON — Four years after between operations. high volume of samples processed by spbn^rges itself in a pond while at the same time opening its The $23.2 million work is being done by Roger J. Au & • READING/MATH MAINTENANCE Jimmy Carter assailed President • A doctor who withheld test some of the dishonest laboratories MANCHESTER - WATES will mouth to take a drink from a hose being sprayed by a keeper as Son Inc. of Ohio under a federal contract with the U.S. • ARTS/CRAFTS • RECREATION • MUSIC Ford for permitting “rampant waste results showing that patients weren’t led FBI agents to believe the labs meet tonight at Orange Hall, 72 E. Army Engineers in cooperation with the City of Hartford. • THEATRE • B R ID ^ • SEWING • ETC. Center St. Weighing-in will be from temperatures in Dallas rose well over the l(K)-degree mark and illegality" in Medicaid and pregnant and then performed abor­ were doing “sink tests ” —pouring It will take about a year to line the access shafts and per­ 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday. (UPI photo) g r a d e a d u l ts Medicare, new charges are surfacing tions on them. blood or urine samples down a sink form other related work. / that costly criminal abuses in the two • A doctor who. in 48 instances, and inventing “results. ” programs have continued during the billed Medicaid for performing two Privately, congressional aides and Carter administration. abortions in a single month on the FBI officials are talking of extra Phone signup A high-ranking FBI official has same patient. funds and new authority to set up a testified that “corruption has Medical swindles have plagued special Medicare-Medicaid strike permeated virtually every area of Medicare and Medicaid almost since force, similar to those for organized set at college THAT'S PEPLORABLE/ their creation in 1965. but the new crime. The powerful Senate Finance Gas drying,., it’s wily naturaL ------^------the Medicare-Medicaid health care industry. “ FBI findings of fraud seem par­ Committee is expected to look into MANCHESTER — Manchester Community College Francis ,M. Mullen, the FB!',? ticularly painful in this time of the FBI investigations later this has announced telephone registration is now being You don't have to be an athlete to flip over the way natural gas tumble dries your clothes. accepted for college courses to be offered at the newly in­ executive assistant director for in­ heightened budget-consciousness. summer. With a choice of drying cycles, your clothes come out virtually wrinkle-free and ready to fold or hang up. ^ h e combined cost of Medicare and But many members of Congress stituted Adult Business Career Development Center vestigations. says that criminal located at Bennet Junior High School, Main Street. And because today's new gas dryers have energy saving features like automatic pilotless ignition, they use up Medicaid lhi& year will be about $47 feel they have passed about all the abuses and waste in the programs, "The center, designed to make a college degree and cer­ billion, according to the Department laws they need to clean up the to 36% less energy to operate than other dryers. But the best feature of a natural gas dryer first reported four years ago by tification program accessible, is offered in cooperation of Health and Human Services, And programs, and that the problem is in is that it uses efficient and dependable natural gas fuel. Senate investigators, “are still oc­ with Eastern Connecticut State College, the Greater curring and apparently are becoming Congress hasn’t shown much interest failure of the Department of Health Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Small That's a pretty comforting thought. It's no wonder people everywhere are on the winning natural gas tumbling team. more widespread “ The programs in modest plans to expand existing and Human Services to follow Business Administration, and the Manchester Board of Call or visit your gas appliance dealer or CNG to choose the best gas dryer for your needs. provide government-paid medical programs. through. Education. care for the poor and the elderly. “We have allowed millions to be .Major amendments to federal A total of 28 courses will be available at the center. The 1976 Senate investigation was stolen, ” Rep. James Abdnor. R-S.D . statutes in 1972. 1976 and 1977 out­ Although the ABCD Center is part of the MCC Com­ what prompted Carter to accuse lamented after Mullen’s testimony. lawed kickbacks in the health mm munity Services Division offerings, MCC credit courses Ford of having “totally neglected" It is particulary exasperating (to programs, set up a special HHS in­ will be funded through the general fund and a student Medicare and Medicaid be I forced to postpone or cancel spector general’s office and beefed enrolled in a three credit MCC course will pay $45.00, in­ HOWEVER,THE STATISTICS lAAPROVE desperatley needed .Medicare and up federal spending for state- cluding tuition and (fees. The ECSC three credit courses after But in the last 18 months, FBI in­ CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION X^eLECTlONS.... vestigations in Los Angeles, Tampa, Medicaid improvements because of investigative units and comupter will cost $149, intruding tuition and fees. Non-credit Detroit and elsewhere have shown inadequate funding” systems to screen Medicare and courses are individually determined and range in cost that no section of the country and no Mullen declined to estimate how Medicaid claims. from $20 to $85. Students enrolled in the ABCD Center may complete segment of the health care industry much money is being siphoned into il­ Thoughts legal payments and other fraudulent course work at Bennet towards an Associate in Scierye IS free from illegal finanacial Degree in Business. Students may also take. ECSL’ ' practices. arrangements. .Mullen said. courses at the center and earn credits toward a bachelors The department has more than 600 Nevertheless, illegal payoffs in of science degree in Business Administration with a con­ cases of Medicare-.Medicaid fraud cash or in services are “a way of Quotes ’’Praise the Lord from the centration in Management Science. under investigation or now pending in life. ” Mullen said.. heavens, praise him in the heights" In addition, students may enroll in the noncredit lederal courts throughout the coun- The financial drain on the two (Ps. 1481 program and take courses toward certification in Small programs could be sizable. In 1976, Business Careers or Travel Careers, Etta ___ try. In our human relationships, it is the Senate committee estimated that ’You don’t have to be politically The center offers a special fourteen week course. H U L M E Po®T w o k ™ N .6 .R . 8 o FBI agents in Los Angeles, for good to acknowledge the goodness or as much as one-tenth of spending for motivated to know right from wrong. College Preparation for Adults, which is designed to example, posed as businessmen in­ worth of our friends and loves ones. the two programs went for care of in­ Afghanistan is a tragedy I happend to assist the new studMt in determining skills as well as in terested in operating nursing homes. Unfortunately, we often forget to care about” planning a college career through individual testing in They found that bribes to doctors or eligible individuals, for services that express admiration for their ac­ — I’eler 'I’ancreil, liriluin*H math, English, reading, and aptitude; course instruction ./rtlrsmg homes are “a way of life" for weren’t needed and for criminal complishments or to compliment 99 COMPLAIN ABOUT THElR foriiier vhunipion diitruH thrower, in basics; and couns^ing. The various divisions of the Vlinical laboratories and other ser­ fflud. them for their inborn goodness. Even college will participatVin the planning and the instruc­ ELECTEP OFFICIALS During the last three years, the on he decided to h oyroll the vices seeking Medicare and Medicaid admiring a well-performed feat on tion of the course. FBI investigators have concentrated M o h c o h Summer Olympics. Tan- business. .Mullen told a House Aging the athletic field or, yes, even ad­ Although the ABCD Center is designed for the adult stu­ T~ on improper payments, but they cred says his decision is not a "n o - subcommittee last month. miring the beauty of a Miss America dent seeking entry into a business career program, belive that financial corruption also hle act." Such kickbacks or payments for is a necessary and human thing to do. courses at the center are available to all students in­ may harm the quality of care a referrals are criminal felonies, In our relationship with God. we terested in specific courses, both credit and non-credit. patient receives. punishable by fines of up to $25,000 are called to admire and 'According to James Tatro, dean of community service When the FBI agents posing as division, the center represents fulfillment of a dream. It and jail terms ol up to five yars. ’People kill each other all the acknowledge His greatness and beau­ The FBI agents also turned up would be nursing home operators time. Woodstock was a beautiful ira program which encourages the adult student to con­ ty. Our praise, though faint and sider a college career at an accessible location without some highly outlandish" fraud talked over service arrangements fluke” sporadic in this life is destined ta the inconvenience normally associated with registering with clinical laboratories and other cases. Mullen said, including: — Grace Slick, singer, referring swell into a constant song in the life for courses at colleges and universities. providers, "quality of care was never • Physicians who competed to see lo the I9(>9 rock fesli>al at to come. . ..Tatro said MCC has had a long-standing open door who could perform the most abor­ an issue. The only issue was. How Woodstock, where a half- ppllcy which allows any student, on a first-come, first- tions and who kept track of the much am I going to get’’’ ” said million “ hippies" spent three Rev. John J. White serve basis, to enroll in classes at the college, providing number they had xiompleted by Joseph Henehan, FBI section chief peaceful rlays together.r ( . r . i r r s|i,i,: St. Bernard Church that the student is a high school graduate or a mature stu­ making marks on their surgical for white-collar crime. Rockville dent. To register, contact the Community Services Office at 646-2137, or there will be walk-in registration after Aug. Washington Merry-Go-Round 2 2 . “I’m Winona Randall and I’d like to Carter’s praise of Eyadema another well-meant mistake welcome you to FLETCHER’S By JVCK \M)I.KS()\ dashed off a brief note to the human rights watchdog. On a scale of smuggle explosives to terrorists in that the Lan-Chile explosive­ people near Mount St. Helens. Rep. WASHI.N’GTON - Jimmy Carter Togolese tyrant, praising him for LANDING.’’ 1 to 7. from most free to least free, the United States and elsewhere -•- smuggling operation had been used to Don Bonker, D-Wash., sent little has picked a curious large,! lor ad­ •pardoning two prisoners condemned Togo got a 7 rating as a nation where apparently at the direction of the construct the bomb that killed vials of volcanic ash to all his miration in Alrica ■ EtieVj^e’ to death. Carter wrote that Eyadema ’there is extensive political im­ Chilean secret police. ” Chilean exile leader Orlando Letelier colleagues. Bonker s staff has since Gnassingbe Kyadema. the" coHiic- had shown “the concern for the fun­ prisonment ... or other political A House subcommittee is now in Washington in September 1976. damental rights of life and justice been surprised by requests for opera dictator ol Togo, murders and brutality ... lor) un­ trying to find out why the Federal Yet FAA officials told the House I have nominated Eyadema as the common to our two nations. ” seconds. One congressional office limited detention, with or without Aviation Administration has failed to subcommittee they hadn’t learned of asked for 10 pounds of the stuff ... world’s most asinine despot, citing The similar values shared by the trial, lor political views ... ’’ Even take action against the Chilean air­ the allegations against Lan-Chile un­ One reason Puerto Rico isn’t pushing his weird attempt to make himself a United States and Togo. Carter the Soviet Union was given a 6 rating line in the ensuing nine months. til a month ago. too hard for independence may be the living god by such measures as wrote, would be the basis for con­ by Freedom House. FAA officials have given plenty of Under the dome: An effort in the fact that the island gets 10 percent of papering ’Togo tinued friendship. Yet Jimmy Carter sees Togo under information by the FBI. including House to give each member of the nearly $10 billion food stamp out­ with portraits ol Carter’s rosy view of Eyadema’s Eyadema as a country that shares specific admissions by an FBI infor­ Congress a computer to supply lay for the entire United States, himself wearing _ regime is not shared by the State American values. Needless to say, mant that he had personally shipped budget information is expected to run Department In a human rights Because wages in Puerto Rico are angel wings, and ^ ^ Eyadema has brandished the Carter plastic explosives and. blasting caps into opposition from the Ap­ report earlier this year, the depart­ low compared with the rest of the making a shrine letter as proof of his benign rule. on the Chilean airline. propriations Committee, which ol the. airplane , / ment noted that Eyadema has country, 55 percent of the population Footnote: An administration I don’t expect government officials ’ jealously guards its traditional con­ qualifies for food stamps. wreckage from detailed people without trial and spokesman told my associate Bob to. take my columns as revealed trol of up-todate budget data ... The Vl uicli on HiiHie: an unreleased w hich he without fixed sentences, concluding Sherijtan that Carter’s letter was in­ truth, but it does seem that the FAA House Foreign Affairs Committee report .by the General Accounting Of­ miraculoujiy es­ ll^t .si.une cases of unauthorized tended”^ as a gesture that would en­ could at least have looked into the staff was recently told to explore the fice discloses that millions of dollars’ caped torture have probably (ii\e sm uggling: Last Sept. smuggled in by Lan-Chile pilots in for a scheduled mystery witness — to Administration stocks last year demonstrably blorxlyhanded as Idi national. has also cited Eyadema for 27. I reported that federal- in­ small quantities, taking advantage of give photographers a, (ftamatic because of sloppy security. A VA of­ Amin. Eyadema s repressive rule human rights abuses vestigators “have uncovered chilling the informal exemption that customs silhouette possibility. InstWl. for the ficial admitted that stolen-or lost has aro'j.sed condemnation from in­ .Most damaging of all was the evidence that Chile’s state-owned inspectors routinely grant to airline photograph, the actual witness wore drugs cost the taxpayers an es- ternational human rights groups. assessment ol Togo made by airline. Lan-Chile, has been used to personnel. a motorcycle helmet with a sun visor tim.iled $17 million n vear ^he lierald Vet last vear President Carter Freedom House, a .N'ew York-based I also laid out damaging evidence ... To get support for federal aid to w ith natural gas 6 — EVENING HERALD. Tues., July 8. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Tues^July 8, 1980 — 7 'ii. Firehouse bids betty's Notebook V^^ddinqs Region___ ^__ ___ due by July 29 VERN O N - Bids for him. By Shmffer-Gilroy construction of the He said the conditions of Canine problems proposed new firehouse, to the contract require a 10 Linda Joyce Gilroy of Coventry, R.I. and William be built south of Interstate percent retainage on the 86 on Birch Road, will be BETTY RYDER Haxton Shaffer, also of Coventry, were married May 10 general contractor’s opened July 29. Bids for the in a garden at the home of the bride’s parents in Vernon. monthly requisitions for seen to end soon drilling of the well for the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K. payment until the project firehouse have already Gilroy Jr. of 191 Washington St., Vernon. The bridegroom is 50 percent complete. C O V E N T R Y - The She will alternate shifts been opened and drilling of Ambassadors and hosts who signed treat this Saturday when the As a part of a recent national pilot is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaffer of Marysville, In other business Mon­ "If, after the necessary tow n’s problem s with the well will probably start up to participate in the Friendship Manchester Association of Pipe Band program conducted by the with the dog warden, day night, the Town Coun­ approvals are obtained Ohio. canine control should be next week. Force's reciprocal exchange flight to performs at the Band Shell at government's Department of ’The Rev. Charles Ihloff of South Hadley Falls, Mass., Robert Schefisch, who will cil; fronfi the architect and the under control in the next In a report to the town. West Berlin are getting excited with Mait^hester Community College. Energy. Maryland State Police found performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. W. Kenneth work about 10 hours a Bermanent , Municipal few months. Town week. Connolly said. • learned that the state Richard Lawrence of the less than a month to go before they they got 22 miles per gallon at 55 Gilroy, the bride’s grandmother, was organist. Building Committee, the ‘The program will begin at 7 p.m. Manager Frank Connolly has eliminated ad­ architectural firm of either depart or await the arrival of miles per hour with the windows The bride was given in marriage by her father. Responsibility for day-to- compactor may request to with a massed parade, after which to(d the Town Council Mon­ ministrative and Lawrence Associates, said their West Berlin guests. closed and air conditioning on in a Beth S. Gilroy of Vernon, the bride’s sister, was maid day canine control have no further additional each band will participate individual­ day night. engineering services it will t^ e the successful retainage through the The flight is scheduled for Aug. 8 1970 police test car. compared with of honor. Holly H. Ihloff of South Hadley Falls, Mass., operations will move to the Adam Teller of Bolton receives Presidential Scholars medallion ly. Be sure to bring blankets and A new assistant dog police department to provided to towns for cen­ bidder, for construction, remainder of the project so from Bradley International Airport 18 miles per gallon with the windows was bridesmaid. lawn chairs to sit upon. warden has been hired and tral purchasing of road from Shirlev M. Hufstedler, secretary of education. about two weeks to submit that the final retainage will and returns on Aug. 20. w open. The National Public Services David Stegman of Bethesda, Md., served as best man. provide better coordination canine control will become materials. Connolly said the necessary insurance be 5 percent of the contract There is still space for both am­ Research Institute of Alexandria, Ushers were David R. Gilroy of Wethersfield and in dispatching and round- a responsibility of the the state decision will be a forms, prepare for the con­ amount," Lawrence said^j bassadors and host families, so if you Good News Va . worked with the Maryland Jonathan D. Gilroy of Manchester, brothers of the bride. the-clock service, the police on the energy conservation police department, Connol- manager said. burden for small towns. tract signing and have a Voters, at a referendum are interested, give the West Berlin .No need for motorists to get hot un­ A reception was held at Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton, Bolton grad honored ly.said. quaiified superintendent in May, approved the ap­ Exchange group a call at 875-6202. program. after which the couple left for Pamaquid Beach, Maine. Connolly reported thaty der the collar when temperatures And the long-planned • asked the town ready to start the project propriation of $375,000 to Going is fun. but being a host can They are residing in Coventry, R.I. Patrick Cochran, who had \ H O LTO N — Adam J. Teller, who the highlight of a four-day visit to the soar and gas prices keep climbing. townwide dog canvass is He said the estimated build the new firehouse to be equally exciting. The visitors are Carter Carburetor Division of ACF Mrs. Shaffer is a cartographer. Mr. Shaffer is a been hired with federal m anager to set up a graduated last month from Bolton High capital which this year included a seminar Just close your car windows and turn getting under way. meeting to determine the start of construction would replace the antiquated so eager to be a part of the American Industries explained that today’s photographer and cartographer. CETA funds to help the dog School, was presented with the Presiden­ in the senate caucus room, a concert by on your air conditioner to cool off and Mrs. William H. Shaffer although the CETA consequences of reduced be on or about the second Dobson Road station and to scene and one feels a sense of pride cars are designed to be driven with warden, has left the tial Scholars medallion, at a formal the scholars chosen for their excellence in increase your gas mileage employee helping the dog spending for education. week in August. "We an­ better serve the residents as we share our homes and activities the windows closed since this sub­ position. Connolly said ceremony held recently on the south lawn the arts, a luncheon and a tour of the warden has resigned. Council members are con- ticipate a nine-month con­ south of Interstate 86 with them. Sounds contrary to everything stantially reduces wind resistance Durig-Alfaro the dog canvass, which was of the White House. Washington Cathedral. The new assistant, who struction timetable so that The first host phase is from Aug. 9- you've probably heard about car air while increasing gas mileage. ’The engagement of Miss Jeanne to have been done by The medallion commemorates the Other events included a tour and perfor­ wiifwork about 30 hours a an estimated date for com­ 15 and the second from Aug. 15-19. conditioners cutting fuel economy. Speeding up with the windows open E n g a g ed Marie Durig of Brooklyn, Park, ' Cochran, will begin soon cerned about future losses recognition of outstanding scholarship and mance at Wolftrap Center for the Perfor­ pletion of construction Fish and Chips Anyone who can host for one or both But. according to the latest govern­ doesn't heip either, because the week, is Linda E. Wenner and be completed by in state aid and their excellence in the arts. It was presented by ming Arts, a symposium sponsored by the Minn., formerlv of South Windsor, to ' would be May ol 1981, " of these phases may make ment and independent studies, at faster you go. the more wind Jose Enrique “Ricky” Alfaro of Isla of Storrs. who holds a whoever fills the CETA vulnerability to lawsuits. Shirley M. Hufstedler, secretary of educa­ Horace Mann Learning Center, and a b a ch elo r’s d egree in Lawrence said There are 15.000 fish and arrangements by calling the ab ov^ igh w ay speeds, you can get one to resistance you encounter. Your car Verde, Puerto Rico, formerly of post. • met for 35 minutes in tion. seminar at the Old Executive Office chips shops in Britain As one Shaia-Rogers Lawrence told Robert telephone number ,^ fiv e more miles per gallon with the has to fight its way through the air as South Windsor, has been announced ' animal science and has In a related matter, Con­ executive session to dis­ Vice President Walter F. Mondale, on Building. ot the original convenience Dotson, director of ad- Believe me. it's a wonderfijl windows, closed and the air con­ much as you do on a windy day. The engagement of Miss Susan by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy ’ completed an extra year of nolly said the town has cuss the possible purchase behalf of President Carter, welcomed the The visit was capped by a dinner at the foods, fish and chips are sup­ study in pathology and ministratiqn, that it's im­ posed to be eaten out on the experience. ditioner on. Marie Shaia of Brooklyn to David Durig of Minnetonka, Minn., former­ purchased two Army sur­ of land for a new town gar­ 141, 1980 Presidential Scholars and their State Department and included individual Of course, the service experts, ad­ possible to estimate, at street or watking somewhere. Michael Rogers of Fort Bragg, N.C.. ly of South Windsor. biology. plus jeeps for $100 each and age. No action was taken. families. interviews with the Scholars' con­ Of course, .vou can save even more vise .vou to check that your car’s air this time, the cash flow per Englishmen have been relish­ has been announced by her parents, Mr. Alfaro is the son of Mrs. Ofeiia Miss Wenner, who will one will be assigned for • received an insurance The program was established by gressional representatives. ing fish and chips for the last Band Shell gas if you close the windows and conditioner rut7s smoothly and ef­ be moving to Coventry, has month because of many Mr. and Mrs. William Shaia of Alfara of Sabana Garden, Carolina, ■■ canine control. This jeep update from Leonard executive order in 1964 and annually There is no monetary award given to the 100 years, ever since Ihe Just had a call from Bill Forbes don't use the air conditioner, but it's ficiently to improve your comfort experience as a veterinary variables. He said once a Brooklyn. Puerto Rico, and the late Enrique'. will also serve as a backup Benjamin, agent of record, honors the nation's most intellectually dis­ scholars, and their parents attend the Industrial Revolution pro­ reminding me that we are all in for a hardlv worth the sweat. and mileage Mr. Rogers is the son of Mr. and clinical aide and has emergency vehicle, he on the value of town tinguished and accomplished graduating successful bidder has been duced the first factory work Alfaro, formerly of South Windsor. Washington events at their own expense. ers and their need tor cheap, Mrs. Donald Rusha of 18 Horace St., received many honors for said. The other'is assigned property being insured. high school seniors. Teller was the top student in his named an estimated cash Miss Durig is employed an an op­ flow can be obtained from quick, and nourishing food Manchester. tician-manager at Benson Optical academic work and for to the highway' depart­ The values were revised The annual White House ceremony is graduating class. J Miss Shaia graduated from Co. in Shorewood, Minn. livestock shows. ment. last month. Manchester High School in 1978. She Mr. Alfaro is a professional Births is employed at D&B’s Pizzaria in organist-singer at the Qub El Meson Rogers. in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He is also a-~ P h il l ip ! ! , M r I i « s a grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and Federal funds available for pool work A. and Marsha LeDoyt Mr. R ogers graduated from member of the board of directors for" ^ vo n n e. daughter of Mrs. Dana Webber of Mrs! John E. L'nterreiner Kolodziej of 76 Wellswo^ Manchester High School in 1978 and Historical group to meet B y RARH\R.\ David J. and .Maria the Puerto Rican Association for the Ellington. of East Hartford. She has Road. Hebron. She was is serving in the U.S. Army. The cou­ RICiniONI) work at the pool, about • project cost is estimated to Castillo Phillips of 106L Blind. in Henry Park. inside of the pool and William!!, Kimherli two sisters, There.sa Ann, born June 26 at Manchester ple is planning an Aug. 30 wedding at Herald Reporler $50,00(1. Repairs at the poolhouse resurfacing of the pool, be $50,000. New . State Road. A garden wedding will be held at The guest speaker will be Dr. John M ich e lle , daughter of 6, and Carey Lyn, 3. Memorial Hospital. Her the Church of the Assumption in the home of the bride’s parents on VERNON — The Vernon Historical VERNON - G ran t The breakdown of the have included relaying of and replacement of protec­ The park is in the Manchester. She was born Sutherland, associate professor of history. Stephen C. and Kathy J. maternal grandparents are Manchester. Susan M, Shaia July 26. Society will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in money, through the costs of doing the work on shower drains and installa­ tive fence and lighting. Rockville section and the June 24 at Manchester Director of the Institute for Local History Wheelock Williams of 27 BiuNO, E m ily Eilpeii. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the community room of First Federal Department of En­ the barn includes $450 for tion of new fixtures and The $43.(XX) is out ol a primary usefs of the pool .Memorial Hospital. Her at Manchester Community College. Park West Drive. daughter of Jotin M. and LeDoyt of Coventry. Her Savings, Park Place. vironmental Protection, is demolition. $1,750 for floomg; installation of a total of $1.8 million in CD are the 9.000 residents of maternal grandparents are Susan I. Abraitis Biuso of Dr. Sutherland will show photographs of Rockville. She was born paternal grandparents are The society has elected Martin Fagan as available to do work at framing; $2,600, floW^meter to measure funds allocated for use in the Rockville .Mr. and Mrs. Guido Faiola the period and some of his own June 27 at Manchester 167 Princeton St.. .Mr. and Mrs Ludwig T. president for the coming year. Other of­ Valley Falls Park and to sheetrock; $1,200 insula­ water turnover in the pool; the Rockville section of neighborhoods surrounding of Sebring. Fla. Her pater­ Manchester. She was born photographs depicting an era when Memorial Hospital. Her Kolodziej of Storrs. Her College. ficers elected were Ardis Abbott, vice the pool at Henry Park but tion; $750, trimwork; $650, replacement of the pool town. the park It's the only nal grandparents are Mr. Manchester had one of the largest silk fac­ maternal grandparents are July 1 at Middletown maternal great- president; Kerri Lee, secretary; Elian the town must pay some concrete; $2,400. rest apron; improvement of The work still to be done swimming facility within and Mrs. Francis Phillips Hospital. Her maternal tories in the country. Mrs Patsy Dorsey of grandparents are Herman John C. Yavis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Poppe and his wife, the former Kozyra, 58 Harris St.; William M.; Fagan temporary treasurer; and Elsie money too. rooms; $1,350. mechanical drainage around the pool will involve replacing the walking distance for these of Vernon. grandparents are Mr. and The presentation also explores who the Manchester and Harold F. LeDoyt of Coventry and John C. Yavis Jr., 98 Wymeding Hill Sandra Smith of South Windsor, Plaisant. 279 Hubbard St.; Daniel F.' Neff, corresponding secretary. The grants are 50-25 per­ room, $1,150. replace win­ area in order to relieve main drain and replacing residents ol whom about 49 Mrs. Victor Abraitis of Mr and Mrs John H. Road. Manchester, received a ; At the Thursday meeting, a slide lecture Cheney workers were and where they cent matching grants. percent are low-income Mrt^urr), Kelly Lyn, Wheelock of North Pole. reside at 46A Downey Drive. His Teveris, 575 Woodland St.: and David dows groundwater problems; the filtration and circula­ Manchester Her paternal Westland of Coventry. bachelor of science in chemical on "Life and Labor in the Cheney Silk came from during this period of history. They are 25 percent if the daughter of Horace E. and Alaska. Her paternal parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. N. Tiefenbrunn, 1988 Hebron Ave. " Also: $950, sliding glass patching of cracks on the tion svstem The total families grandparen is Carmel engineering during the annual Mills in the early 1900s ” will be the topic Oral recorded histories will also be state has money and 50 per­ Linda Renner McCurry of grandparents are .Mr. and Poppe, of Manassas, Va., formerly of Rockville: Dennis' D. Walker. 15 doors; $775. beam work; Biuso of Feeding Hills. tl a n c y . C b r i *« I i n a graduation ceremonies at Bucknell Torrington. of a slide lecture. presented. cent if only federally 169 Vernon Ave.. Vernon. Mrs. Clifford Williams of Terrace Drive. $750, electrical; $500. elec­ Mass She has a sister. 'laric. daughter of University, Lewisburg, Pa., Jime 1. funded. George H. Russell, She was born June 24 at Glastonbury. Her paternal Vernon: Peter J, Nowak, 88 trical service; $1,700. Alison N., 6. Richard S. and Mary Jane He is a 1976 graduate of town planner said. Rockville General great-grandmother is Mrs. Cynthia C. Smith of 407 Wood- Hublard Drive; Vijay V. Oak, 30 doors; $1,200. paint; $3,850. Lutle Packard of Portland. Morgan Maney of 134 Kingswood-Oxford School and was a bridge St.. Manchester, is one of 200 Ridgewood Drive: James D. Walt: The Town Council will be heating; $3,500. sanitary Hospital. Her maternal Fiphii!, Ilryiin Patrick. Her maternal great- Helaine Road. Manchester. member of the student chapter of the participants attending the 1980 man, 5 Brent Drive; and Gregory A. asked tonight if it wants to system; $1,800. well; $2.- grandmother is Mrs. Joyce son of George C. Jr and E. grandparents are Mr. and She wa.s born June 26 at American Institute of Chemical Career Discovery Program at the Wind, 31 Patricia Drive. Trash contract uncertain appropriate the necessary 300. paving; $750, cleanup; Langone of Wakefield, Diane Fassano Fields of 5 Mass. Her paternal grand­ Mrs. Arthur Wheelock of Manchester Memorial Engineers. Harvard Graduate School of Design money or if it wants to app­ and $2,200. miscellaneous. Robert Road, Vernon. He Hospital. Her maternal Mark S. Bradley, son of Mr. and in Cambridge. Mass. ly for the money in next mother is Mrs. Mae Rockville. Her maternal VERNON — The town has to Jiiake a the council to come in with a recommen­ To this they added 10 per­ was born June 19 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Bradley of 65 Ludlow Among the area students named to year's Community McCurry of Anneston, Ala. great-great grandmother is The program is a six-week com­ decision as to whether it is more cent inflation, $3,257 and 10, Rockville General Mrs Allred T. Morgan of Road, was among the more than 1.000 the dean’s list for the spring term at“ dation by Oct. 1. Development Block Grant She has a brother, Shaun Mrs. Corinne Seekins of prehensive introduction to the economical to hire a private contractor to Hine has said he thinks it would be percent contingencies. $3.- Cumberland Center. Hospital. His maternal Coventry. Her paternal students to receive bachelor’s training of professional careers in Hartford State Technical College; application. 257. Michael grandparents are Mr. and are: do the trash collection or to have the town cheaper for the town to hire the contrac­ SAVE B IG grandmother is Mrs. degrees at the 210th graduation 'The proposed renovation Maine. She has a brother, architecture, city planning and continue to do it. tor, which it had done for several years, The town has already Mrs. Stephen Fassano of Lawrence .Maney of ceremonies at Dartmouth College, East Hartford; Judith Britton, 77' of the barn at Valley Falls Walsh, 'my Lynn, Jason. 6'i; and a sister. landscape architecture. The summer • The question arose when Ronald Hine. rather than go to the expense of replacing spent some $43,000 in Com­ Shannon. 2‘z. Catawissa, Pa. His pater­ '•I.inchester Her maternal Hanover, N.H., June 8. program includes studio work, lec­ Vernon Road; Daniel J. Dunn, 619, Park for use as a nature munity Development Block t . daughter of Nelson H. Jr. director of public works, told the Town the trucks. nal grandparents are Mr He is a graduate of East Catholic Brewer S t.; Toi Van Duong, 56; center would cost an es­ and Bettyann Scaggs great-grandmother is Mrs. tures, field trips and career Council at budget time that the town will The cost of providing the service during Grant funds in doing repair and Mrs. George C. Fields Lasil Reese of Wilkes High School. counseling. Montclair Drive; Michelle timated at $39,000 and the W.' lsh of 11 Wellwood Cir- P e m b e rto n , S u r u h have to consider replacing three of the the 1979-80 fiscal year was $256,000. The work at the Horowitz Pool Sr of Suffield. He has two liarre. F^a She has a He was a psychology major at Greene, 91 Garvan St.; Gary A." c' . Vernon. She was born L y n n , a daughter of refuse trucks which it has been leasing for council budgeted $263,000 for the current sisters, Amv, 7, and M ar\. brother, Richard S. Maney Dartmouth and a member of the en­ Good, 398 Oak St.; Richard W. Hari-' ie 26 at Rockville Timothy S. and Lynn Nancy Sieffert, daughter of Mr. the past three years. fiscal year but this doesn’t include fringe Vi. II, 3. vironmental studies division of the cock, 4 Margery Drive; James F.” ?ral Hospital. Her Barracliffe Pemberton of and Mrs. Alfred Sieffert of Concerning this. Mayor Marie Herbst benefits for the laborers, maintenance of Dartmouth Outing Club and the Pre- Hartman, 20 Strong Drive; Paul W.^ ■naiirnal grandparents are 59 Ferguson Road. Manchester, has received an has asked the Public Works Committee of Stacy, Maria Elizabeth > |iiilick , Joyce .Amber, Judson, 361 May Road; David G. the trucks or insurance costs. 7’r and Mrs. Vernon Manchester. She was born Med Society. associate of science degree in fashion June 27 at Manchester a.ml E r ic a Jo y . twin daughter of John A. and buying and merchandising from the LeBlanc, 73 Christine Drive; Michael Scaggs of Rockville. Her daughters of the Rev Julie Ambrose Spulick of R. Moore, 202 Handel Road; and paternal grandmother is Memorial Hospital Her Joseph A. Reiser of 55 Olcott Fashion Institute of Technology in David A and Elaine John­ 10 .North Terrace, Vernon. Kevin J. Violette, 16 Holdsock Place;;^ Mrs. Eleanor Walsh of maternal grandparents are Drive, Manchester, graduated from New York City. She graduate cum son Stacy of 238 Parker St , She was born June 27 at Glastonbury: Sharon Couture, 274 Willimantic. She has a Mrs Edgar Barracliffe of Holy Cross College on May 30. laude. Manchester They were Manchester Memorial House St.; Edward P. Kozyra, 5d Vernon tax bills mailed sister. Kelly Ann. 4. Manchester and the late born June 25 at Manchester Hospital Her maternal Among the students receiving Harris St.; and David N. Tiefen­ Edgar Barracliffe. Her Rebecca Bourret, daughter of Mr, VERNON — Tax collector Sylvia Wilson The mill rate for this fiscal year is 61.5. paternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. Their grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Joseph E. Bourret of 23 associate in science degrees from brunn, 1988 Hebron Ave. Webber, Jeremy Sroll, maternal grandparents arc \h ^ mailed out some 24,500 tax bills for three mills higher than the 1979-80 rate. Te Mr and Mrs. Howard C. Mrs. .John Ambrose of Ver-' Fleming Road, Manchester, has been Hartford State Technological College Manchester: Judith A. Agasi, 63! son of Scott and Theresa Mr and Mrs. Fritz John.son tiJfe fiscal year and Mrs. Wilson reports the average homeowner, this will mean an Pemberton of Manchester. non Her paternal grand- named to the dean’s list at are: Clyde Road; ’Thomas W. Hagen, IW Hann Webber of 17 of Auburn, Mass ’Their jiaronts arc Mr. and Mrs. sl^e has collected about 97 percent of the increase of about $80. Wittenberg University, Springfield. East Hartford: Normand G. Lenox St.; Karen M. Kidd, 34D Lawrence St.. Rockville. paternal grandparents are K.cliard Spulick of Vernon. $11,134,551 in taxes due on the 1979-80 TTie state now reqpires that, along with by He was born June 28 at I n I c r r p i 11 <■ r . K e lly Ohio. Croteau. 85 Elida Court; David J. Thompson Rd.; Steven E. Knotts, 7< the Rev. and Mrs. C B A Her maternal great­ School St.; Tung ’The Le, 85 Foster' fiscal year. the tax bill, each property owner be sent a Rockville General Marir. daughter of John J. Dagon, 102 Larrabee St.; Gary A. Stacy of New Middletown grandmother is Lillian St.; Elizabeth A. Libbey, 64 Milford, ..Along with the tax bills she has also notice stating what the amount of their Hospital His maternal, and Deborah Sanderson Kenneth Poppe of Manchester, has Good. 398 Oak St.; David G. LeBlanc, mailed out 200 lien notices to persons who Ohio. They have a sister. Harvey ot Manchester. Road; Ronald M. Plante, 43 Lilac' taxes would be without the state funding grandparents are Diana R. Unterreiner of 16 Denslow been named to the Student Affairs 73 Christine Drive; Ralph Lindsay, 86 Iwven’t paid their 1979-80 tax bills. Johanna Rae. 3 Her maternal great-great- Lawrence St.; Michael R. Moore, 202 St.; Karl W. Sentivany, 1023 Tolland' the towns receive. In Vernon the tax rate Hann of Rockville and Road, Glastonbury She staff at Central Connecticut State “The lack of receipt of a tax bill doesn’t would be 87.2 without the funding. was born July I at grandfather is James Handle Road; Allen Rossignol, 90 Turnpike; and Gregory P. Smayda, clipping Leslie C Hann of College. exempt a property owner from paying It is estinaated the town will receive koloilzicj, Kathcriiip Wilson of Manchester. She Terrace Ave,; Bruce R. Thomas, 685 141 Shallowbrook Lane. ! Ellington His maternal Manchester Memorial A former graduate assistant in Stu­ taxes. Anyone who should have received a Mac. daughter of Thomas has a brother, Jason. 2. Forest St.; and Timothy Thompson, South Glastonbury: Daniel about $4.9 million from the state in the Hospital Her maternal dent Affairs at the college, he will bill, but didn’t, should contact the tax 51 Great Hill Road. Teveris, 575 Woodland St. form of various educational and other serve both in Central’s Admission Of­ collector in the Memorial Building. Park Manchester: Bruce Andrew, lOlH South Windsor: Thomas A„' programs. fice and in the Office of the Dean of Place.' Student Affairs. Tudor Lane; Abigail E. Cruz. 17 Nadeau, 22 Pine Knob Circle; and' the Pescosolido is promoted A graduate of Central with a Lamplighter Drive; Thomas W, Rick M. Ross, 304 Hilton Drive. bachelor of arts degree in psychology Hagen, 109 Lenox St.; Harold C. Vernon; Donald P. Houle, 65 Bette Peter A Pescosolido, son of Mr A 1978 graduate of Howell Cheney Navy Seaman Apprentice John M. and a master of science degree in Krach, 23 Beacon St.; Ronald M. Circle; Lynn M. Johnson, 7 Wilshise Technical High School, he joined the and Mrs F Peter Pescosolido of 79 Hiller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard counseling, he was a member of the Plante, 43 Lilac St.; Karl W, Sen- Road; Valerie J. Stigas, 73 Warre'n Educators meet Thursday .Marine Corps in February 1979 Church St , Manchester, has been A Hiller Jr ol 47 Autumn St., college’s Blue Devil basketball team tivany, 1023 Tolland Turnpike; Peter Ave.; and Ann'C. Waltman, 5 Brent HEBRON — The Board of Education promoted in the U S Air Force to Manchester, recently participated in during the 1974, 1975 and 1976 ^taye, 139 Bryan Drive; and John P. Drive. Gilead Hill School. Fuel oil bids for 1980-81 coupons Pvt KeVin R. King, son of Mr and 'Op Sail 80 " in Boston. He is a will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the will be discussed, there will be a report on the rank of senior airman seasons. While a graduate student he Walsh, 3 Preston St. Patricia Curtis of 102 Diane Drive, Mrs Robert A. King. 94 Sterling crewmember aboard the aircraft library of the Gilead Hill School. He is an administration specialist served as director of one of the Glastonbury: Raymond P. Hoff­ Manchester, has been named to the the WACAP workers at Gilead Hill, on the carrier USS John F. Kennedy TTie board will be asked to take action at Whiteman AFB, Knob Noster. Mo. Road, East Hartford, recently com­ college’s residence halls. man, 981 Hopewell Road; Edward P. dean’s list at Boston College for her Aetna insurance inspection, and a review A 1974 graduate of East Catholic pleted basic training at Fort Knox. homeported in Norfolk, Va. sophomore year. on approving a policy for field trips, to ap­ of the parent volunteer program. High School, he received a bachelor's Ky. His ship was part of a Navy eight s prove the bus sch^ule for the coming Also to be heard will be the committee Dribbling the ball every degree from Eastern Connecticut ship "battle group" which joined the school year, make a decision concerning reports, the financial summary, cor­ State College in 1978 Robert Cintron, son of Maria T. sailing ships in the festivities. yje re-tiling of the Hebron Elementary respondence arid communications, Gary Madore, 10, moves the ball upfield Cintron of 28 Howard St., East Hart­ Hiller joined the Navy in June 1976, Sierra Club ^hool reading room floor, award a bid for resignations and appointments, recogni­ during a practice session for his team, the ford, has been promoted in the U. S. refuse collection, and decide on how to .Marine Lance Cpl. Dennis R Pvt. Brian Z Lestage, USMC, son tion of visitors and delegations, and if “Stings.” He participates in the South Wind­ McCormick, son of Joseph J McCor­ Air Force to the rank of airman first Sspose of obsolete equipment. necessary, there will be an executive ses­ of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lestage of FREM CHANCE sor Recreational Soccer League for mick of 485 Burnside Ave ,East Hart­ class. planning trip Z The board will also hear a report on tha sion. Wednesdey 660 Swamp Road, Coventry, has com­ ford and Dorothy E. McCormick of He is an administration specialist gifted Programyand on the roof of the youngsters 9 through 11. (Herald photo by pleted recruit training at the Marine 139 Michael Ave., ^ s t Hartford, has at Camp New Amsterdam Air Base, Lavalleejf., Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Island. The Connecticut Chapter the boat launch parking lot ON 1 OF THE FOLLOWING Soesterberg, Netherlands. been promoted t o ^ present rank S.C. of the Sierra Club will opposite CBT Bank in fcroup\attend9 parley while serving with Marine Aircraft Airman Cintron graduated from He enlisted in the Marine Corps in sponsor a flat water canoe downtown Norwich at 1 Group 36 on Okinawa East Hartford High School in 1977 OIL LAMP • SMALL ELECTRIC Januarv. trip on the Yantic and p.m. There is no charge Z HEBRON — Several students from Rham High School Support pledged In the... Shetucket rivers on Sun­ WANTED and the public is invit^. >rere among a delegation of 38 students and five advisors TABLE LAMP • FRAMED PRINT • nounced her candidacy last day. For more details call 889- -fnfm the Connecticut Association of the American In­ COVENTRY - Alvah The trip will depart from 4942. rCHINA POWDER BOX • GLASS dustrial Arts Student Associalion who recently attended H.'Phillips, a delegate to week. She is one of the two Democrats seeking the C&FS will offer sessions Ithe second national conference in Gatlinbury, Tenn. the Democratic convention TO BUY PAPER WEIGHT •JGLASS VASE nomination at the July 24 Custom Picture Framing Specialists ''I Participating in the conference were more than 1,000 in th«i,,^Vd Assembly Democratic convention; Herald’s "students and advisors from 25 states and leaders of District?*1k|5Dledged his when you purchase any priced the other is Michael “ business, industry, education and government. support to SomKa-A: Stave. GLEAN geared for single parents article at: Helfgott of Willington. 'lanis. £ 1 1 to 1720 Phillips, former 9 C-zaft > Dan LaFountain, a Rham student was elected vice Democratic town chair­ 9 p m. which will be held at the Agen­ ENivtonlld. USDCIttS "Going it Alone as a Single with other people. The goal is to help ^president of the national organization and Dino Fusco, man. said Mrs. Stave did The 53rd District con­ Parent" is the focus of an cy's headquarters at 1680 Albany Rto.30 l^lso a student at Rham, was named Outstanding Student people become more effective an outstanding job when sists of Coventry, Tolland ’’people section” educational discussion group being Avenue in Hartford. atUxtj -fit the junior high school level. parents. S. Windsor GATHERINOS she was chairman of the and Willington. It is now offered by the Family Life Enrich­ This is a series of discussions 343 MAIN ST. Zl The school took additional honors, winning a third place Registration is required. The fee is Planning and Zoning Com­ represented by Rep. CARTER which will concentrate on specific TaL 1444750 MANCHESTER Sn the Chapter Team Competiton and Outstanding' ment pr^ram of Child & Family adjustable to the individuals ability mission. and is doing "an Robert Walsh, D-Coventry, Service?/^ programs that face single parents. Fine selection of framing styles TUES.-SAT. 18:00-4:01:00 ^Chapter event. to pay. For regisfration and further equally fine job in her pre­ w ho is seeking the Issues to be covered will include Theft will be four sessions begin­ information call Nancy Moore at and art work. Wall Decor, Prints, • Rham students Tim Bain, Nell Tracy and Fpsco, placed sent post on the Coventry Democratic nomination in ning on Thursday. July 17th from 7 to changing roles, needs, self-esteem, I m -ins I r arti M * f « i 1 M 1 fJL 129* Main 81., MnfclMfltr Child & Family Services. 236-4511. ••in the prepared speech and extem por^ous speaking Board of Education. the Fourth Senatorial support systems and relationships ext. 260. Original Art, and Reproductions. tIeompetUions. TEL. 646-6464 Mrs. Stave formally an­ District. B - F.VENING HERALIX Tues . July B, 1980 KVKNINti HKKAI.I), rues . July 8. 1980 -

hours of the night. The hoard’s FoujnTcilk knsciMKHlown by five young men town planner, paid a surprise visit wished well throughout the to the Mary Cheney Librai7 , you’d Monday night agenda had listed all I Have times changed so much'’ In who took a silver watch valued then to his old workplace last night. meeting. have enjoyed the fresh white paint its items according to time limits. I the "good ole days " the punish- at $30 It says, in court the five Potter, town planner for many on its columned entranceway. The hoard was well ahead of Itself F' pleaded guilty and two were fined years, attended the Planning and I ment didn't seem to fit the crime Life in the suburbs has its simple Monday finishing the meeting at I either The Vernon Historical S2 and the others $1 Zoning Commission meeting. pleasures. If a walk up The East Hartford Board of Educa­ Richard, Stone Stars’ foes about 9 p.m. though adjournment I Society bulletin tells of an 1872 inci- Although He retired about eight Manchester's Main Street in tion is now making sure that its was scheduled for no later than Stone believes the key reason shouldnl say tins in Iront ol Earl I dent in which an elderly man wias Eric Potter, former Manchester years ago. he was recognized and yesterday’s sunshine brought vou m"ctings don’t run on in'n 'he wee 10:45 p.m. LOS ANGFLES lUPI) - ■’Cirlton was No. 1 because he entering this season, has been a always had the thought in the Pitchers J.H. Richard of the has 14 victories, but J.R. is the reborn pitcher since the middle of for his turnaround lies in th'.’ (Weaver) because he’ll relay it to back ol mind ol showing the Houston Astros, whose fastball man because Carlton pitched last season — when he became a frequency of his starts. his club, but J.R.’s screwball is American League what 1 can do sings, and Steve Stone of the yeterday,” said Tanner, manager regular member of the Orioles "I’m playing for a club that is very etlcctive in the twilight. Hose I). I.alliia Now 1 have that chance. ' Baltimore Orioles, whose curve of'the world champion Pittsburgh starting rotation. Since the All- consistent and I'm also getting a And. his palrnball is outstanding. I’m. sure I’ll have a lew ( (>\ E\ I'in — Mrs. Rose ball dances, lead their teams into Pirates. ”1 also know that Star break a year ago. Stone has chance to pitch every three or Hes very good at siiotting the ball bultcrilies at the start tjccaiise it Obituaries DeLusso I.aBua, 86, of 99 Meadow Housing need prompts approval tonights 51st All-Star game, Rit-hard has pitched well in posted a 21-4 record, four days," he said. "When youre in and out. " is my first All-Star game, hut Trail, died Monday at Windham .’'amiiel Lildiy beneath the swaying palm trees of Dodger Stadium. I really didnt "I played 12 years in the big a breaking ball pitcher youve got Tanner, of cour.se, was trying to thp'll go away after 1 make my Community Memorial Hospital. She MWCIIESIKK — Funeral ser- By MARY KITZMANN character of the neighborhood, but opening would probably create more The church, with increasing Dodger Stadium know that he would have four days league and never received any to get out on the mound as often as get a laugh and succeeded. (ifsl pitch, ” was the wife of Raymond 11. LaBua vlcc.> were held today for Samuel ll(‘ru^(f R eporter continue the development,” Janenda through traffic. 'membership, has outgrown the Richard, a lowering 6-foot-8 rest. I just felt those two guys honors,” said Stone. ’’There possible to maintain your con­ Richard doesnt resort to trick /riiree ol the All-Stars voted to Libby. 79. of Middletown who died Sr, MAN(:IIESTE:R — Citing a need said. Other area residents were also op­ building, John Sullivan, attorney right-hander with the kind of fast­ were the most deserving,” trol." pitches or pinpoint control to get tne AL squad by the Ians — Paul representing the congregation, said. Monday He was the father of Mrs, She was horn in Hartford and had -for housing construction in town the Janenda presented testimony from posed to the tlevelopment if the ball that makes opposing players Stone, a curveball specialist The American I,cague. .seeking outs. He simply blows people Molitor of Milwaukee."Jim Rice lived in Coventry for the past 23 It plans to move into another to snap an eight-game All-Star Alan (GailI Kravitz of .Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission ap­ Richard Barry, real estate ap­ street were to be opened. take sick leave, w^as actually who has posted a 12-3 record with away. of boston and George Brett of years building, and no longer needs the pre­ He was born on April I. 1901 in proved two M zones last night. praiser, who said that the planned However, Janenda assured the Manager Chuck Tanners second a 3.10 ERA, was Manager Earl losing streak, will be lacing an "Nobody in baseball rears back Kansas City — will not play Besides her husband she leaves a sent church. The congregation Russia and emigrated to Ellington The commissioners unanimously development would not lower proper­ residents that no plans to lengthen choice to start for the National Weavers choice to pilch for the awesome task in trying to hit and ihrows harder, " .said Tanner. becau.se ol injuries. Willie Ran­ son Raymond H. Laliu'a Jr of Coven­ decided to develop the land after put­ He was a graduate of Rockville High approved the request of Blanchard ty values, and would help “stabilize” the street were included in the plans League. Tanners first choice was American League because of the Richard in the twilight of Dodger "Ttiats what I expect him to do dolph ol the Yankees will replace try. three brothers. Frank DeLusso ting the building up for sale. School and the former Manchester and Rossetto Construction, Inc., for the area. for multi-family housing'construc­ left-hander Steve Carlton of the predominance of right-handed Stadium. Most of the AL All-Stars and it’ll be interesting. " Molitor at second base. Hen Trade School Before his retirement of Long Island, N, V , and Salvatore an M zone for 38 Grove St. The other About 14 dwelling units could be tion in the area. “But no one seems to want a used batters in the NL lineup. liavent seen much of Hichrd and Richard said he was expecling DeLusso and .loseph DeLusso. both Philadelphia Phillies, the leagues Oglivie of the Brewers will take he was employed at Pratt & Whitney approved M zone was requested by constructed on the one-acre parcel. Boutwell, and Police Chief Robert church,” Sullivan said. top winner with 14 victories, but "The National League has aren’t many honors given to .5(K) since no starting pitcher can go tlic .NI, l(.i win lor the IHih time in of F7ast Hartford; four sisters Mrs. Rices position in left lield and Aircraft Group of United Calvary Church, for the church But the firm has not outlined what Lannan both noted that the increase He explained that the area has Carlton was scratched after seven right-handed batters in its pitches. Now suddenly in the last more than three innings, it is Ihc last 19 games (iraig N’eltles ol the Yank(.'es will Angie Slemovitch and .Mrs. Anna Er- quite a steep grade, and that the Tcchnologf?S>Corp grounds and parsonage at 647 and 661 type of multi-family units, in traffic, generated by the develop­ pitching nine inrtings Sunday. lineup and that was one reason I two weeks Ive been selected expected the Astros ace will We re going out (here to win assume Bretts spot at third base ban. both of East Hartford. Mrs. land’s configuration was unusual. Besides his daughter in apartments or condominiums, are ment, would not congest traffic. Richard, who posted a 10-4 selected Steve. " said the Orioles American League Player of the throw as hard as he can for his the game. ” said Kiehard "It's a Third baseman Mike SchmidI ol Edith Cheney of Windsor, and Mrs. East Middle Turnpike. Sullivan presented testimony from Manchester he leaves three other The 1.04 acres on Grove Street is no planned for the site. Citing a general lack of opposition, record with a 1 96 ERA during the skipper. He’s also tied with Tom­ Week, American League Pitcher short stint. tiling we’ve been doing and were the Phillies will not play lor Ihc Lena IVlilton of Norwich: and two Alfred Werbner, local Realtor, who daughters, two brothers and two longer suited for single-family Although there was no opposition in an area where rezoning is usually first half ol the season, has not my John for the most victories in of the Month and the All-Star "I'm glad lin silting in the going 1(1 keep doing it We liave .NL because ol an injury He )ias grandchildren said the area was "ideal for an M sisters, nine grandchildren and homes, Joel Janenda, local attorney to the planned development, several strongly opposed, the PZC un­ pitched since last Thursday, when the league. pitcher. I didnt sell my soul to the dugoul,” said Tanner, trying (o bettor hallplayors. In the past been replaced in the starling Funeral services will be Thursday zone.” several nieces and nephews representing the deyjelopers, told the area residents questioned whether animously approved the plan. he went seven innings against Stone, a 12-year veteran who devil but Im having trouble con­ explain what it was like to hat wove been more coiisisient and lineup by Ken Heil/ ol the St The funeral services were held at at 11 a m at the Potter Funeral Grove Street would be opened to con­ . That same unanimous approval About 19 one-bedroom units could had a losing lifetime record (78-79) vincing my parents ol that. againsi Richard. I know I not made as many mistakes. I’ve Home. 4,56 .lack.son St., Willimantic. PZC. Atlanta. l.ouis t.'ardinals the Congregation Adath Israel The area surrounding the site tinue through to Summit Street. was also given to the request of possibly be constructed on the site. It Burial will be at the convenience<^ Synagogue with Rabbi Haskel already has multi-family homes, Harvey Boutwell, Cheshire traffic Calvary Church for its M zone has been mentioned as a possibility the lamily Friends may call at the for use as elderly housing, but no Lindenthal officiating Burial was in Janenda said. There surrounding engineer, testified opening the street request. luneral home Wednc.sday from 7 to 9 definite plans have been stated. the Hartford .Mutual Society area is zoned business and Residence would probably relieve Main Street ’The church requested rezoning 1.49 p m Memorial contributions may be Although several persons tesitified I Cemetery B. Janenda said, citing a con­ traffic. acres on East Middle Turnpike, after made to the Diabetes Association of in support of the proposai, there was Legion 9 I .Memorial week will be observed at dominium complex nearby. Richard Rylander, Grove Street, trying unsucessfully for a year to sell the home of his daughter. Mrs Connecticut. 17 Oakwood Ave., \V'est both the church and parsonage. no opposition. Nerold “This would not change the however disagreed, saying the Robert Lapidus. 515 Maple Shade Hartlord Road. Middletown unbeaten ■Memorial contributions may be .|oMe|ili I (till 8 made to the American Diabetes ro l l, \ M» — Joseph S Toth. 79. of Labor decision appeal pondered By Ted’s homer] Association. 17 Oakwood Ave . West 356 Grant Hill Road, died Monday at Earl Yost in playoffs Hartford The Roberts Funeral Rockville General Hospital He was M ANCIIES'rER — Superintendent Board of Education’s July 14 dismissed becaqse he circulated The chairman, Fleming James Jr., Home. 16 Broad St . Middletown, had the husband of .Mabel Seifert Toth of Schools James Kennedy said today meeting. petitions that were critical of Sports Editor top all-star charge of arrangements He was horn in Steinway, Long he has consulted with the town’s The dispute centers on Christopher dissented. The former Yale Law Only one team remains unbeaten in FendelTs management of the ROTC. School professor has .served on the Island. N V on Dec, 30. 1900 and had education attorney on the dispute Dougan, who was dismissed from his The state labor board, jn a decision the double elimination Town Little T. Leo Flaherty board for 25 years. This was his first game thrill League Tournament as American lived in Tolland for the past 49 years. with a former woodworking aide at postion at the ROTC by retiring released last week, ruled 2-1 in favor cnu;\T K $ —T Leo Flaherty. 76, He worked for Hartford Buick for 23 the Regional Occupational Training dissent. Legion downed Boland Oil. 3-1. Iasi of 410 High St . died Sunday at Director Norman Fendell. Fendell of Dougan. Only 2 percent of the years and then at Pratt & Whitney, Ceqter, and that he will announce a contends Dougan was dismissed for When asked why he broke a Baseball interest tonight will be Four runs in the ninth inning saw night at Leber Field lo earn a berth Manchester Memorial Hospital after labor board rulings each year are longstanding record of participating in the championship clash retiring from there 14 years ago He decision on whether to appeal at the cause, while Dougan contends he was split. focused on the annual major league the Nationals score a come-from- a long illn^s He was the husband of was a member of Trinity Lutheran in unanimous decisions. James said all-star game in Los Angeles while Boland, runner-up in the Inter­ .Mrs .Mary Lipsky Flaherty behind 7-4 win at Shea Stadium in 1%4 Church of Vernon ” My decision was based on a balance the two leagues take their annual when Johnny Callison blasted a national League, opposes Inter­ He was born in Coventry and was a Besides his wife he leaves four of probabilities. I didn’t feel strongly three-day mid-season rest. national League champ Oilers lifelong resident. He owned and homer off Dick Radatz of Boston. sons. .loscph F Toth and Gregory about it and I can understand how the Looking back at all-star games, in tonight at 6 o'clock at Leber Field operated Flaherty's Package Store in Firefighters ink contract It’s been 35 years bull can still see Toth of Rockville. Edward Toth of majority came to their finding. which I was on the scene over the with the winner advanhing lo face Coventrv for 35 vears, retiring in Williams stepping out in front of the Wisconsin, and Richard Toth of Theirs was a perfectly reasonable years in New York, Boston and Legion The loser is ousted with its 1972 batter’s box and connecting with Tolland, a brother. William Toth of conclusion, that I just didn’t draw.” Brooklyn, the biggest thrill was second reversal. Besides his wife he leaves a Sewell’s "blooper” and depositing it Pomfret. three sisters. Victoria Toth When contacted today, Dougan provided by Ted Williams in the 1946 Slight disagreement If Legion wins Wednesday, it s the daughter. Mrs John i Catherine i despite leaders’ suggestion into the bleachers. and Mrs Julia Johnson of Long said he found it ’’interesting...very game at Fenway Park in Boston. champ. If Boland or the Oilers wins, Condio of East Hartford: and two It was a batting violation, hitting Island. N Y . and Mrs Elugene Csike interesting” that James’ dissent in When Ted Williams stroked his se­ Not seeing eye-to-eye with Umpire Dave Pallone's decision, another game would be needed grandchildren By KEVIN FOLEY As late as last Thursday, both town membership felt strongly about the the ball while out of the batter’s box, of West Willington; 11 grandchildren, his case was the only one in the cond homer of the game in the eighth but it if the umpire had called Mike Schmidt of Philadelphia tries to explain. Phillie slugger Thur.sday evening. There will be a mass of Christian Herald Reportt-r personnel director Steven Werbner requirement. Town officials feel man’s 25 years on the state labor and several nieces and nephews. inning into the centerfield bleachers Williams out the crowd would have contended he checked half swing but ump ruled a called strike. Boland opened the scoring in the burial Wednesday at 9 a.m in St MANCHESTER— Town and union president Robert 0. Martin firefighters should live in town in board. Funeral services will be Thursday on a "blooper ” pitch by Pittsbugh’s gone crazy. The one-sided score Guess who won? (UPI photo) top of the first inning with its lone Mary's Church. Coventry Burial will firefighters accepted a new two-year had been unable to hammer out a case a major fire breaks out and Dougan added that he would at 11 a m. at the Ladd Funeral Home. suitable agreement to take to the Rip Sewell it was-a day to remember made it easy to overlook the rule in­ tally Neil Bloking drew a one-out be in St Mary's Cemetery There are 19 Ellington Ave . Rockville, with the contract with the town Monday night reserves are needed. welcome an appeal of the decision. walk and reached second as Dave no calling hours The Potter Funeral membership. The chief stumbling That was the 13tli game in the fraction and Williams had a big grin Rev Thomas .N Colley of Trinity by a vote of 23-10 even though the ”We sat down for a number of "I think if it was appealed, there series. No.51 coming tonight in all the way around the bases. Mazzotta's grounder was hobbled. J Home. 456 Jackson St . Willimantic. leadership of Local 1579 had filed for block appeared to be the town’s sessions,” Werbner said this mor­ would be a unanimous decision in my Lutheran Church officiating Burial residency requirement for Dodger Stadium. Elijah McFolley then ripped a single has charge of arrangements. a state fact finder to enter the ning, "and I think it was to the favor,” he said. down the leftfield line lor a 1-0 lead will be in .North Cemetery, Coventry. firefighters, a requirement no other Bob Feller, Hal Newhouser and IK'otes o ff the c u ff Friends may call at the funeral negotiations benefit of both parties that a fact But Dougan said he was pleased Jack Kramer held the National Mini-drama noted Legion tied it in its half of the first. In Memorium home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to The new pact gives the town’s 63 finder wasn’t required even though with the labor board’s order that he Coming up Thursday night will be a Hob Stanford drew a leadoff walk town union employees must meet. Leaguers to just three hits as the In Sdil and lovmjr memory n| i'ur stsier. Mrs 9 p.m Memorial donations may be professional firefighters an 8 percent they filed for one.” be reinstated in his position. ’’The major league baseball telecast with and raced lo third as Justin Dyer While both sides were reluctant to Americans posted a 12-0 shutout. (iraty^Aski wtu' passed away July 8th IVTU made to the Memorial Fund of Trini­ salary increase retroactive to last A. com prom ise of sorts was decision gives me an opportunity to Three years later it was a trip to Philadelphia meeting the Chicago to date in baseball slapped a single to right. Larry Stan­ Tuesday — the day the old two-year call in the fact finder, Martin had not reached when union members return to the kids and the work f Cubs in the first game and Los K v ir \ U •me sm all wa\ ty Lutheran Church, Meadowlark ruled it out, saying the union Ebbets Field where the Americans NEW YORK (UPI) — If you were sudden, John Stearns, a former mad- ford's grounder lo second plated the MfTTV r;t*A I’l v.'U '’-‘II Road. Vernon contract expired. decided to accept a condition built enjoy,” Dougan observed. won in a free-hitting contest, 11-7 Angeles and Houston playing in the looking for one word to characterize dog football player at Colorado, equalizer rifiu- jrxl vpjrs i"ll into the new contract allowing 25 per­ ”It also gives me the opportunity that took three hours and four nightcap. Jim Woods and Rico bolted out of (he Met dugout and went The American League champs U Hif ii've .rnd nuMif' r the first half of the major-league cent of their number to live within to back up to May of 1979 (when the minutes to complete but no one Petrocelli will handle the opening baseball season, the word would have for Gullickson moved in front for good in the third Nddl'. .»f(i t.\ SdllA dml \ i Kirkd seven miles of the fire headquarters petition of grievences was first seemed to care. game announcing to be confrontation. The ensuing fight didnt do much Rob Stanford walked and Dyer Area polic^Lr^pprt. located on Center Street. presented and continue pushing for Two games were staged in 1960, the duties...M anchester Board of As Americas national pasttime damage, but the teams almost went reached on a catcher’s inteference. The salary increase will see the resolution of many of the Realtors will sponsor its seventh an­ .limmy Powers grounded into a force Anniversary mass degree criminal mischief. Police second year this was the practice, takes its annual three-day All-Star at it twice more in the five-game report that someone broke into seven firefighters with three years of grievances for which I was dis­ nual junior tennis tournament July with Larry Stanford again scoring his Bol.roN — A 10th anniversary \ ern o ii said the arrest was made in connec­ and Yankee Stadium was the site. hiatus, a look back at the first three series — once when Stearns was cars, late Sunday night or early Mon­ experience receive $17,796, up from charged,” Dougan added. 14-18 at Memorial Field...Tri-town thrown at and again when Stearns brother. Hob, with a single. Tiass will be celebrated Wednesday Linda F Barnes. 26. of 57 Prospect tion with the investigation of a day morning. The cars were all This time, the Nationals wound up months of the 1980 season shows us Top RBI the $16,478 they got under the old two- Fendell had contended that he senior citizen’s Men’s Golf Tourna­ collided with Fto(iney Scott at home Powers added some insurance in at 8 a m at St .Maurice Church for St . Rockville, was arrested .Monday domestic disturbance of criminal parked on Farnham Drive. Taken on top, the Americans being an assortment of mini-dramas — a year contract. That will be increased dismissed Dougan because he alleged­ ment is scheduled July 21 at East plate After Sundays game, .'Mew the fifth as he hammered a long Mrs Theresa f racchia on a Superior Court warrant charging mischief of personal property of the from glove compartments was about whitewashed, 6-0, as Johnny Podres. bit off base from the usual baseball L to $19,220 by this time next year. ly swore at a handicapped student, Stan Williams, A1 Jackson, Bill Hartford Golf Club. All participants York pitcher Craig Swan accused tuuncr over the centerfield barrier her with illegal pos.session of nar­ complainant. $4.75 in change, cigarettes and happenings. players The only other contested issue was used school property without permis­ must be at least 60 years young and Montreal Manager Dick Williams of Winning pitcher Dave Riordan R f'sipnation cotics (cocaine I She was released on her promise to religious medals. Henry and Lindy McDaniel combined Consider the following: The alleged incident occiiired in the limited trade-off of shifts. Under sion and for his own purposes, was to keep the opposition from scoring. reside in either Manchester, East Before the season even got under causing all the trouble. We ll hear allowed three hits, walked two and appear in court on July 22. Also under investigation is the disobedient, and regularly tardy. (.OAINIRA — Thomas ■Carnill .lanuary and the warrani was ob­ the new pact, firefighters will have It was back to Fenway Park in 1961 Hartford, Rockville or Vernon. Joe way, there was a strike that closed from this one again. slruckout eight < Coventry report of the theft of a power saw. unlimited shift exchange privileges. Dougan had charged he was dis­ DiMinico of the Manchester Senior White Sox .Manager Tony LaRussa missing has resigned his st-ai on the Parks tained by federal .igents ot the Drug valued at $150, from 89 Dart Hill and the first tie game was played, the down the training camps. The ’’They haven’t worked out the missed due to the petition Citizens Center is handling and Baltimore outlielder Ken and Recreation Commission, et'ec- Enforcement .Agency. A'ernon Police .Mary Spencer, 21, of Tucson, Ariz.. Road and cash, liquor, cigarettes and umpires calling an end to play after players agreed to start the season, exact details on the requirements for In an in-town investigation. applications...Katie Molumphy, Singleton were among the people that live immediately His term runs sad They said il is a companion case was charged .Monday with disorderly two rings, total value $275, from 1165 nine innings with the score 1-1 and but promised a strike if a new agree­ LOS A.N’GELES illM' - The living out of town, but I believe it’ll Kennedy had found there was fourth ranking New England female have been banged up in what Is tur­ through .Ian 1. 1981 to Jo.seph Moniz ol the same address conduct and violation of a town or­ Pleasant Valley Road, and an un­ the rain falling. Ten minutes later ment wasnt reached by late May. American Leagues two leading run be a seniority type of thing,” ’’reasonable doubt” the swearine in­ tennis player in the 16 and under ning into the Year of the Brawl Baseball firing The nine-inemher commission now who was arrested on the same dinance in connection with an alleged determined number of radiators the shower ended and the sun was out The threatened strike, which producers are not on the All-Star Werbner said, ’’They’ll offer it to the cident had occurred, and had bracket, is in San Jose, Calif., taking .Now, lets not act as if fighting has has two vacancies. charges over the weekend incident at Lisicke Memiorial Park. from the South Windsor Auto Parts. but the 31,851 fans were on their way appeared a certainty as the deadline LOS A.N’GELES (UPII ja- team. Neither is the league’s batting firefighters with the most transferred Dougan to a similarly home. part in the Junior National Tourna­ been the only thing major leaguers Ms Barnes was [iresented in court She posted a $50 bond for court M ichael C arey . 19, of 160 neared, was averted by some nifty place San Diego Padres. dissatisfiMT leader, the number three hitter in the experience, then work down the classed position at Bennet Junior ment. Her sister, Martha, is touring have been- doing since the season Douhic reception yesterday ar.d her bond was reduced appearance on July 22. Quarrybrook Drive, was charged The pitcher's duel featured Bob last-minute work by federal with their lack of improvement in the leaguq nor the leader in hits and Irom MO.ilil'i to .$! 3(Ki which she list.”* High School. He also found that Purkey, Art Mahaffey. Sandy Koufax Europe on a five-week journey with mediator Kenneth Moffett, who started There has been some National League West, tired Bob .South W indsor Monday night with third-degree Dougan and Fendell had a long­ stolen bases ( (»\ f,\ I RA — The Town Council posti'd and her ■ ,ise was continued, Martin called the settlement fair and Bob Miller of the Nationals and tennis matches scheduled in Holland, brought the sides together — at least excellent baseball played, and the Fontaine as vice president and criminal mischief in connection with standing “personality conflict.” Missing Irom the National League has scheduled a double reception to police said South Windsor Police are in­ after last night’s closed door meeting Jim Banning. Don Schwall and Belgium, Scotland and France...Lit­ for this year. season has been complete with its general manager today, the United the investigation of a complaint con­ Dougan had been serving at All-.Slar squad are three ot the lop begin its next regul.ar meeting .luly Stet'hen .1 \|e\ander, 26 ol 25 Oak vestigating the report of a robbery at and indicated he was glad the six- Camilio Pascual of the Americans. tle Johnnv Kellev will be honored at a Three players — Willie McCovey." surprises — and things that have not cerning damage to street signs on Bennet, until the labor board’s deci­ Press International has learned live hitters in terms ol baiting 21 at 7 p m. at the Town Hall The St . Hoek\ii,e was (barged .Monday the Unfinished Furniture House on month-long negbtiations were over. The NL outhitting the AL, five to testimonial dinner July 31 at Ocean Mike Ivie and Bert Blyleven — been so surprising. Ellington and Chapel roads. He was sion, which found that Dougan’s Fontaine was brought into the average reception will honor .lack Myles who night with breach o| peace in connec­ John Fitch Boulevard. Monday after­ The Board of D irectors will four. Beach in New London. retired for different reasons. First the surpri.ses. noon released on a $500 nonsurety bond for rights were violated when he was Padres organization by Buzzie Bavasi It’s all part ol a growing controver­ IS retiring Irom the Town Council ;is tion with the investigation of an probably considerNthe new contract McCovey played his last game Sun­ The revival of several pitchers, in­ as scouting director and was The clerk said four black males, court July 22 in East Hartford. when they meet Ju \ u removed from his post at the ROTC. sy which resuPlaces every year al ol July 31 ,ind Gary Sousa, who alteii'.ilioii on Prospect Slrcet day, Ivie is talking about coming cluding Pitlsburghs .lim liibby ill-l promoted to general manager three this time and which appears t(( have became police chiel on .lunc 23 The He was reic.i.'cd on a $1(10 cash appearing to be in their late 20's, Figureheads back for the rest of the season and at the break I; Los Angeles .lerry years ago after Bavasi went lo the entered the store and demanded Muscle pull keeps no solution reception will run one hour Th.' bond tor jppe.irancc in court in Blyleven came back to the Heuss l9-2 including a no-hitleri and Ualifornia Angels. For the past 11 years the Ians have council will begin its meeting at 8 Bock’-ille on .Uil'. 22 money About $40 was. taken. No Figureheads are about as Pittsburgh Pirates in May. Baltimores Steve Stone (l2-3i; the oid as sailing itself. The art Ballard Smith, the Padres’ presi­ been voting for the starting teams in p m ll' len lleli'in 23. ol Keene. N. II . weapon wak shown, police said and The off-field confrontations have competitiveness ol the New York dent , has made no derision yet as lo a no injuries were reported. grew from the ancient custom each league with the remainder ol was cti,ogl'd .Monday with 'iiird- of decorating ships' bows to Molitar sidelined been turned into distant memory by Mets and Atlanta Braves in the replacement for Fontaine Fon­ the squad being picked by the respec­ Police are also investigating the invite guiding spirits to dwell what has taken place ON the field. National League and Detroit Tigers MILWAUKEE lUPl) - Paul "It’s a 25-man roster just like in taine’s departure. ('(>upled with the tive managers. But because each in the vessels. What looks like the most serious in the American: and the poor Molitor thought he had accepted his the regular season, and (George) Padres ability to win only 34 games squad is limited to 28 players certain fate, but now that he'll have to watch on-field confrontation thus far took showing by the California Angels in so far this season under Ireshman deserving players are overlookt'd Brett, (Jim) Rice and myself arent the AL West and the St. Louis Car­ Examination ordered tonights All Star game from the listed on the roster, so we’re not even place in May, when Pittsburgh third manager .lerry Uolcman, creates the each year by the Ians and managers dinals in the NL East. bench, he’s upset. eligible to play,” said the 1978 Spor­ baseman Bill Madlock massaged um­ possibility (liat Coleman may be This year Tony Perez ol Boston. MANtlHxllH Spc( tieing luld |iiT.ding liis was aiso done before COME TO OUR pire Jerry Crawfords face with his Included among the not .so sur­ moved up into the IronI office as , ------. "Its frustrating, for sure,' .Molitor ting News Rookie of the Year. "But Richio Hebner ol Detroit. Willie 5 Steven A AAiIsqn the trial W ilson s not guilty plea in said ^ telephone from Los Angeles. baseball glove. Madlock was prising is Rod Carew leading the director ol player personnel and Wilson ol Kansas City. Miguol Dilone soldier charged wjlh The 4 rouse ctnld wa.s ad- the commissioner invited us to come American League in batting with a Fast Hartford Superior "1 fnought I had pretty much out anyway and be a part of suspended forl5 games and fined $5,- replaced as fielcl manager by Doug ol Cleveland, Tom Paciorek ol Seat­ manslaughetr in c(jnnec- millc'd to ilie intensive ('ourl last April BIGGER-BEHER accepted it, but when you come out u000, and finally agreed to sit out with .337 average ,. the .New York Rader, presently managing the tle, Garry Templeton ol St Louts, tion with the death ol 13- care unit ol llarlfoid everything. We’ll dress for thiS\ u Yankees easily handling the rest of here and see all the players and game umpires threatening to throw him Hawaii Islanders. Siin Diegos Triple .Manny Trillo ol I’hiladelphia and month-old Amy ( rouse last llos|iit;il .March 16 with n out of any game he tried to play in. the A l^ast .. Steve Carlton U4-4) everything, you realize wtiat youre Molitor admits he wont really be a A club in the Pacific Coast League Warren Cromartie ol Mi'ntroal are March 19, has been ordered extensive liead injuries SALE The season has also been marred rompin^ff with a third Cy Young missing and its tough " to undergo another psy­ M cctiiif' cuiiccItMl part of everything until hes allowed among the iinlortunale who wore 8 from which she died two VALUES ARE BIGGER The frustrated 23-year-old by an unusual amount of beanball in­ Award .. Billy Martin battling with passed over chiatric evalution to deter­ 'l\N ( IH > I ER - The to swing the bat again. He is due to davs later Her older SELECTIONS ARE BETTER Milwaukee -second baseman was cidents — or as in the case of Al the umpires ... and three teams — Templeton would liave been mine Il he IS mentally fit to t'ornmission on the Han­ come off the Brewers 15-day disabled sister Kristine 4 was leading the American League with a Cowens, incidents occuring from Montreal. Pittsburgh and 'Knicks satisfied i^lcclcd by M. manager Chuck stand Inal treated for minor injuries dicapped, scheduled to list Wednesday and hopes to start Philadelphia^ in the East and SAVE .358 batting average whqn he pulled a past beanballs. . NEW YORK I UPI I - The New 'fanner hut relused to go because ho Wilson 27^(\ho was and released to a toster meet Wednc.sday at 7:30 in working back into shape. Houston, Los Angeles and Cincinnati muscle in his rib cage while batting However, the second baseman Cowens, who had his jaw broken by York, Kiiicks are saying theyre was not the Ians choice as the star­ stalioned,ar(uie Aberdeen home the Lincoln Center con- an Ed Farmer pitch last season, in the West — battling for each in a June 6 game against Detroit. realizes the danger of coming back pleased .— but a ruling handed down ling shortstop Howevor, his altitude Proving Grounds in Wilson on leave ,ind lerence room, will not decided to get back at the White Sox National League,division title. meet There will be no 20% TO 50% At fir.st. doctors told him he woulcl^too early with a rib cage injury. He Monday doesn’t make It clear IS uncommon and certainly not F^dgewnod Md . prior to visiting the Crouse girls ON I be back in the lineup in about a week went back in the lineup shortly after relief ace during a game last month. If the season were to end today, the whether they should be or not. shared by the 'others who were not his .March 14 arrest will meetmts of this group until Yankee's, would gel a shot at making mother. Patricia. 20. ,il SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, to 10 dws, but they are no longer his injury and re-injured himself, After hitting a grounder to short. A court-appointed .Special Master selected have the examination their 34 William St home Sejilemlier ALL SALES ARE FINAL making any predictions. “You know, with pulled muscles in Cowens, rather than running to first,^ it 4-for-4 over Kansas City in playoff Monday ruled that -NBA Uom- There are several players, results reviewed July 15 by was subsequently charged trust made a bee-line for Farmer. The competition an,d Montreal and The injury-wracked Brewers have your rib cage, you cant play at 90 per- missioner Lawi'cncc OBriens awards tiowcver, wtiose tjppearance on the Hartford Superior Court with manslaughter and Houston would win their divisions for For over one hundred years, generations have missed Molitor, nicknamed thq cent, because youll just put yourself result: a seven-game suspension and in the compensation cases involving All-Star squad has been considered Judge John Brennan risk ol injury to a minor l*\\ I* possible legal action. the first time. Last Monday, .ludge put their trust in Watkins. Noi:man M. Holmes Ignitor for his ability to rally the where you started” Molitor copters Marvin Webster and Bill questionable by other players .Se­ Mrs ( rouse was charged team from his leadoff batting spot. There have been at least a dozen Through all this, baseball con­ Walton were excessive. Telford cond liaseman Davey Lopes of Los Brennan ordered th(' \l AN <11 ESTER - and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust said. "It’s got to be at least 100 per­ with two counts ol risk of UART’S When Molitor was injured, the other problems, with perhaps the tinues to set attendance records As Taylor^ acting under the Robertson Manchester Chapter. •Angeles got more voles than any examination and denied injury with warmth and sincerity to each famUy* cent before you can start playing. Its of Sunday, major league attendance Parents Without Partners, "CXitfitters to the youngsel" : Brewers were'S'-i games behind New like spring training again.” most serious taking place at Shea -Settlement Agreement between the player in either league but is hardly a Wilson's request tor bond While .Mrs Crouse has served. was up 115.609 ovef last years record­ will meet tonight at 8 in the York in the American League East. Stadium over the weekend. That one NBA and the leagues Players worthy candidate with a '236 batting reduction through his been released on $10,000 setting pace. Community Baptist They are now 7% out, tied with could surface again‘ later in the Assc'ciation. made the rulings and average. The same could he said lor private counsel. Jerry and is awaiting jury trial. season. 1 t'liurcli. Fox Run Mall • Glastonbury Detroit. the ball is now hack in O'Briens shortstop Bueky Dent i .260i ol the Klein of Hartford Wilson's Wilson opted for a Inal I^’he executive board will Suininui Hour!) Molitors frustration was com­ Friday night, 'Montreal court. New York Yankees, Dave Kingman bond was set at $50,0(10 at before the court Sources Keefe named meet at 7 p.m. Tut*!. Sdt 9.30 5:30 Fri 9.30 9:00 pounded when he was able to break righthander Bill Gullickson threw a Rejoir^ Q ri^ . The decisions'will probably result of the Chicago Cubs, isidelined much the time of his arraign­ at the court said liis case NORMAN M. HOLMES, Dir. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Mens The chapter will sponsor Closed Munday through the small town voting disad- pitch at Mike Jorgensens head. The BALTIMORE \(UPI) in O’Brien annoqnoing new awards — of the first half ol the s(>ason with an ment and he was returned will jirobably be heard FUNERAL HOME a record hop Wednesday ' vantage the hot-hitting Brewers were swimming coach Frank Keefe was Met first baseman. Who was almost Righthander Dennis Martinez will with the San Diego Clippers getting a injury! and shortstop Bill Russell ol to the Hartford Correc­ before the end ol tfie year. 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-5310 ■ Irom 8 to 11:30 p.m at the facing and was named Milwaukees named Monday to head up the newly killed by an Andy Hassler pitch last rejoin the Baltimore Orioles player from Portland and the Knicks the Dodgers, while hilling a respec tional Center where he is A psychiatric evaluation Country Squire. Ellington only All-Star, only to be unable to created post of director of aquatics year, took exception to the dusting following the three-day break lor the getting bark all or pari of the $450,000 tabic 291 is hardly in Templeton’s at Yale University. and headed for Gullickson. All of a play. All-Star game. included in their package tii Seattle. class as an all-annind playi'V

__ j — EVENING HERALD^Tues,. July 8. 1980 EVENIN(j HERALD, Tues^ July 8, 6coreboQrcl TV tonight MHS posts honor roll Holmes too goiid MANCHESTER - Trueman, Lon Wiggin, ^rOK Is ON lA Coughlin homered and nings. B&J Auto Repair Banavige 81; Net, Bob S:00 and the American League from Movlaa Battered' 1978 Stars: C anon’ Quaala: Mary Tyler Moore. Blette, Lorrie Botteron, Mar­ Lutzen, Francis .Maffe. singled twice. LaForce scored a 16-5 eome-from- (1)3)32(111 New s Dodger Stadium ih Los Angeles. (3 Karen Qrassle, Mike Farrell. A Anihony Newtey. Beverly Johnaon. Manchester High School Jacqueline Young. tin Brezinski, Suzanne Brown, Doreen Maillet, Kathy TUESDAY Lukas 69. Ed Miffitt 70, OD Brady Bunch BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - man to move and s^ k, said he could hre., 16 mins.) drama about the tragic affacla of ^apaal;BOmina.) recently announced the JULY0. 1980 ripped four hits. Kurasz. behind win over Tikey Gary Devins 70. Bob pion in the New York City'natives 0 Jokar'aWHd CD PM Magazine wife beating on three couplea of Regular honors Rosemary Busky, Su san Manseau, Todd Marchuk, Undefeated Larry Holmes gave Scott have danced all night. ftTbeTonIghtBbow'BeelOfCar- students who received Martin Vicki, Sandra Maz­ Butch Talaga. and, Jim Painters at Cheney. A four- Chambers 71, Sal Bonelli first title defense since gaining the ® Auelrallan Rugby Manley va (D Indoor Country Mueic Show different backgrounds and ages. (2 aon' Queals: Angie Dickinson, Grade 10 Cain, Grham Campbell. EVENIN^ Newton Quests: Kenny Rogers, Dottie h ra l zone, .Sarah McClain, Kimber­ Keefe three apiece and run fourth and five runs in 71, Ted Blasko 71, Mike LeDoux and a national television "I was not hurt by any of LeDouxs crown in February. Roberl Klein, Erma Bombeck. honors during the fourth Barbara'Berzenski. Stacey . Joan Cartwright, William 6 0 0 audience an eyefull of his fistic (ft Room 222 West. The Oak Ridge Boys. Larry ( f t f t Flambarda ‘Christina' In this (Repeal; 90 mine.) jjuarter. The students are: A. Cavedon, Brenda Chasse, ly McDowell, Robert NcNal- Tim Coughlin and Jim the fifth and sixth frames Sleeves 71; C Gross, Don punches.and wasn’t tired at all," he “ I took my time,” Mamby said. "I f t (8) Zoom Gatlin, Porter Wagoner, premiere episode. Christina, an or­ Bolin, Gian Carlo Bonacorsi, 11 Australian Rugby abilities, but it was Muhammad Ali f t Dave Allen Show Donald Cockerham, Scott ly. 6.30 Pashalis two each Dave proved to be 'the Paquette 84; Net. Bob said. ‘T cofald have danced 15 rounds didnt get over-anxious. I felt him out. f t Hogan'eHeroee f t European Soccar Greece vs phan since childhood, arrives al 11:46 Leon Botteron. Thalia High honors Coleman, Scott Coleman, Kenneth Meek, Elizabeth 14 Baseball Race For The White blistered four hits, difference. Millie Valen­ Field 65, Gene Botteron 67, who walked away with the cheers. and then a n ^ er 15 rounds.” My jab wasnt working too good at f t GtraelaOfSanFrancleco Hplland Ffambards lo live with her Uncle f t ABC Nawa NIghIHna Cassells, Karen Cosgrove, Pennant 6:30 . J V f t T)TheMlsedvenluree0f8har- h Russell andher cousins William and Grade 10 Lesa Collins. Stacey Mohr. Brenda Moquin, flank Pawlowski and Ran­ tine slugged four hits. Nan­ Ali stole the spotlight from Holmes In a pi^iminary bout' first.” 11:50 Cathy Decker, Michael Dion. ;:30 John Sutherland 69, Girard CD I Love Lucy Iff Lobo Sherilf Lobo's concern for Mark. Set in the early 1900a, the (D M.A.S.H. Paige Anthony, Bliss Anne Creighton, peborah Dag'enais. Gregory Morris, Nancy record tying one-sided technical d ) Tic Tac Dough Teresa Enroth. Gordon 11 SporlsCenler dy Smith three apiece and cy Gutreich three and Rocheleau 70, Bruce Lefeb- superlightweight champion Saoul DeJesus, one-time victor over his mother, who is supposedly serieatellsiheatoryofanorphangirl 12:00 Blodget, Craig Camire, Melanie Demers, Gloria Nadeau, Lynn Naretto, 6:00 f t Baeaball: Race For The Pen­ dying, leads him to sell his services •ent lolivein a male dominated hou­ Fallone, Jeffrey Fields, ken Bavier and'Dave Sherri Miller. Joan Lind­ vre 72. Ralph King 73. knockout Monday night. While Mamby retained his title with an im­ welterweight champion Roberto CD Movie -(Orame-Comedy) ** 4 Deborah Dienst, Melissa Diana. Karen Donnestad, Elizabeth Neubelt. Gary 3 4 40 Major League Baseball Holmes was battering LeDoux with nant Halfway lo the World Senes to a con man,who uses beautiful sehold divided by bitterness and "Change of Habit" 1969 Elvis Timothy Finnegan, Kenneth say. Sally Robinson and pressive 13th-round technical Duran, was floored in the 12th by a f t f t NBC Newt women to bilk upstanding citizene. jealousy. (Closed Captioned) (60 Donaghue. Marianne Nimirowski. All'Star Game Viara two each for Buffalo Sweeps Blind Nine,- Praslay, Mary Tytar Moore. Three Flood, Andrew Furst, Diane Kurt Dougan, Susan 11 European Soccer potent left jabs, the retired champion knockout over Esteban DeJesus. sharp left hook. He dropped again at f t f t Over Easy Queal: Lalry (Repeat; 60 mins.) mins.) Glenn Nimirowski. Deborah in the opener In the night­ Cathy Gallup two apiece (One-half handicap) Gross. novilialea undartaka to learn about Freschlin, Laura Garner, Mary Elizabeth Dreisbach, Betty Dubiel. Lisa 10:00 for B&J. Maureen drew applause between rounds by Mamby relied on a swift jab to 1:13 of the 13th after a flurry of Mam­ Adler, virtuoao harmonica player. (ft Nova 'Bridge That Spanned the 10:00 theworld by doing volunteer work at Gatzkiewicz, Melanie Gray. Duffy. Glenn Eagleson. Ogren. Barry O’Neill. rT PKAFullContactKarate cap. Viara slapped three Ray Embury 38; Net, Don Hoal: Hugh Downs. (Closed World' The development ol iron­ (JD Nawa Gleba. shadow boxing at ringside. defeat the former lightweight cham­ g h e tto clinic. (2 hrs.) Cherie Haddock, Debra Marci Edelson, Penny Kathleen Perkins, Carlyn 11:30 hits and Ron Seplowitz. Schofield had hits for Paquette 45-12-33. Gene by punches. Captioned) making is traced aa it relates lo the (D American LIfaatylaa Carl (S) European Soccer Greece vs William Goodwin, Kim Gor­ LeDoux. the WBC champions 35th (ft Bob Nawhart Show first iron bridge, cast al Coalbrook- Sandburg' Jezouit, Penny Klojzy, Brenda Elder. Edgar Ezerins. Portia Petricca, Heather Plagge, It SportsCenier Jim Mistretta, George Tikey. Botteron 48-15-33. John Holland don, Jennifer Haberern, 12:00 6:55 dale, England. (Closed Captioned) f t P K A FullC ontactK arate U S. Kravitz, James Meek, Jen­ Faiola, Dawn Farrell, Curt Rhonda Reese, Alesia Kanehl. White and Bow er 40-5-35. Roger victim, was stopped at 2:13 in the 3D Or. Gene Scott On Hebrewa Melanie • Kalagian, Patricia 11 European Soccer Sports Parade , f t Nawa ^mins.) Bantamweight Championship f t Sergeant Bllko nifer Nelson. Ronald Fenton. Robert French. Sadosky. seventh after suffering an injury to 7.00 f t U.8 .Chronicle'Gaaohol Going 1:00 Pawlowski two each SENIOR GIRLS Parrott 40-535. Stan (ft Connecticut Prime Tima 12:06 Pedemonle, Barry F, Smith. Legault, Dawn Logan. Girard Ganley. 20 LPGA Mayflower Golf Classic the left eye in the sixth. ) CBS Nawa With the Grain' ft Ban Wattanbarg'a 1960 Katherine Schaschl, Ten runs in the fifth in­ Mloganoski Jr. 41-6-35, Ted f t Tuesday Movie Of The Week Elizabeth Solecki, Sandra Pamela Lutzen. Lisa Jane 2:00 Holmes, upset by A lis antics, J AIMn The Family f t Donlea Denise Qaltiaonlellsher 'AmericanAltlludes:ThenandNow' Marcantonio. Melissa Geagan. 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Elizabeth ” mith, Richard J bout between himself and Ali in Movia -(Waatarn) * 4 ftMovia-iSutpansa)*** “ OuHler America from the 1960a to today, CD Six MIIHon Dollar Men Grade 11 Kimberly Melro.y, Mark lasted Personal Tee. 15-12. last night at Charter Oak "Stagacoach To Oanvar" 1S47 Mamorandum" 1966 George f t Independent Network Nawa 12:30 Mario Gutierrez. Sheri-Lynn Smith Jr. Egypt. perfect Kareffh^lbert, Richard Meredith. Jamie Merisotis. at Pagani Field Dan Swain No. 1. Liz Campion and AllanLana.BobbyBlake. Supposed Segal. Alec Guinness. An American 10:30 CD Movie-(Horror)** "NlghtCree- Baral, Scoll'Brown, Catherine Gregory Michalak. David Hagenow. Scott K. Smith, Richard J. “ To hell with Ali,” Holmes snarled pillar of a community is actually a secret agent investigates a neo- CD Nina On New Jaraay turea" 1961 Peter Cushing, Susan Hall. Leslie Haney, slashed threp hits and Lisa Horan each had three ^ Soccer Cochran. Susan Dauer, James Miller Spiller, Lee Ann Stauffer. at a post fight news conference. “ I’m vicious murderer who kidnaps and Nazi movemeni in modern day Ber­ f t Movia- 4K1 f t Allas Smith And Jones Included in the carnival will be the annual raffle with Willie's Steak House stop former champion Leon.jSpinks next. in doing so. he reminded you f t f t Tic Tac Dough Ci) Tuesday Night Movia 'A 11:15 > jr h u ’ i' n 47 4.SI V i. Snyder two apiece for Chevalier 2, Ken Krausgj^ derstood what had happened. Leo 2:14 Albert. Robert Bagshaw, Doreen Buyak, Mary Hour Glass Cleaners. 16-7; LeDoux said Holmes injured his f t Odd Couple Special Kind 01 Love' 1978 Stars; ( D f t News prize winners to be announced July 26. M o u lt * somewhat of the tide, seldom^ Durocher managed the team that CD Movia-(Drama)** 4 "WIntar Riehele Balyeat, Laura Calabro, Patricia Cone, h c ilu lfd Farr's .Mark Roscio Mike Roy). H A 8:00 Charles Durning. Irene Tedrow A 11:30 N. L.i’’ *■* *. B.A. Club nip Manchester eye with a thumb, not with a punch. M eeting" 1940 Bette Davis. Jim Bangasser, Shari Bauer. Prizes will include a 1980 automobile, a color television III! ' J j V . IrdtlU ' homered for Pizza, one of Indians 4 i Myles creating any major waves and com­ year and after Bailey had caught the 9 )0 ) f t Ma|or League Baseball widower struggles to hold together CD Sanford And Son Margaret Donovan. Melissa •I f J l l.»‘* \ n » : f lf ' State Bank. 15-14; "I've been in the ring with five Davis. A disillusioned poetess Donald Beaupre, Sharon set. AM/FM stereo and a gift certificate \ , ' ..1 three hits it collected McCurry 2, Tom Ayer, Pat ing in and going out in his own even first three innings, Leo put me in and AII'Btar Gama ABC Sports will hie family of three teenagers, one of (D Kojak Fabian. Diane Flavell, W t .j tn e s Manchester Pet Center world champions and Holmes didnt providtiive coverage ofthisallstar whom is mentally retarded. (2 hra.) Hi) SporlsCanlar loves a war hero with a terrible Beauregard. Donald G. ■* M fll’J u lf J memory. (2 hrs., 31 mins.) Kathleen Foye, Deborah \ ...l!’ • Collins; Roger Greenwood unobtrusive way without disturbing 1 caught the rest of the game" game between the National League f t f t f t Tueeday Night At The f t f t The Tonight Show ‘Best 01 rout iMarco Polo. 24-6; and hurt me as much as any of themr-: 2:16 Beckman. Neill Berggren, Gadoury. \ M K H h faN l. h faf.l K MKK played well). Tornadoes 2 the regular order of things. He had In 1949, Campy joined Robinson Nassiff Arms overwhelm LeDoux said. I was supposed to be f t U8AF Religion Film Mark Bilodeau, Denise Leon Gctchell. Wendy K j s l Scoring in all but one in­ (Scott Gorman 2). the faculty of being able to see the and Larry Doby as the first blacks Ensemble rehearses \S 1. Pel CM Manchester Sewing the biggest catcher since Johnny 2:20 Bolduc, Laurie Bolduc. Graff. Peter Gurney. Martin \ . w 'f fk other fellows point of view as well as ever to play in the All-Star game, and CD News (Time Tentative) 1 ning. Turnpike TV routed Theresa Bourassa. Hancock, Steven Harley, HEBRON — The first rehearsal of the neWly formed i '«ir.-it 4;^ .0 'tHi Center. 27-9. Bench, but the only thing Holmes 2:25 Telephone Society. 17-2. at' JUNIOR his own and if he was dedicated to in the next six years, he missed being 4' f4 T-t Deb Thompson. Lynn caught me with was his thumb. Tuesday CD Moment Of Meditation (Tima Pamela Breen, Marie Mary Lee Holt. Laurent Jean, Rham Community Wind Ensemble was held last 41’ * •.« !# Nike Field Ron Lanzano South: Fylers 2 (Brian any one characteristic idea over all named only once, ’The last-time he Tantativa) Brugnetti, Robert D; Budlong, Peter Johnson. It.”.!' n .1. V Bassett and Kate Stinging left jabs also played a part Wednesday and Dennis Goss, instrumental director at ...... 4tr Coughlin, te ri Burnettj, others, it was the belief of live-and- was selected was in 1956 and at the Linda Celinski, Christine James Keene. Kerin Kellog. r ^ 13 and Bill Munroe each Gallagher each had four in the triumph by Holmes, who said a Rham, said the attendance was modest but promising. ] <' 'D'- ct 4.4 4M IT let-live. time, he had a cast on his foot as a Charles Durning stars as a 3:00 Cheney, Cynthia Churchill, Daniel Kibble, Ann Uc*; slugged lour hits. Pete Flames 1 (Kitay). Goss said, “ I foresee a tremendous cultural experience hits and Robin V'enezia right uppercut hurt LeDouxs eye. Since having his baseball career result of being hit by a foul tip. That widower who struggles to hold CD Movie-(Comedy)** 4 "M an John Cowing, Timothy Krajewski, Larry Krupp. Jill w 1. P( t CiH Gourley three and Mike Yankees 5 (Chris Sarli 2, together his family of three iJ TdW three lor Westown. Bassett LeDoux landed few punches in the From The Diner's Club” 1063 DeValve. for the entire community by means of this wind K .in 'v j' ’ 4T - Zolta and A1 Anderson two Danny Mullen 2, Danny short by an auto accident which didnt keep him from showing up. Lampson, Marla Levy, Ray­ 1 hi. .Ill" H 41 4K1 H i and Gallagher homered opening rounds. white.^iLoimes' teenagers, one of whom is Oanny Kaye, Cara Williams. Blun­ Diane Downey, Linda Dunn. ensemble." tfX..- r C! a^ece in Turnpike's 20-hit Senkow). Jets 3 (Neil left him paralyzed and confined him however. mentally retarded, in A SPECIAL dering employee of theOiner's Club mond Lima. 1 idAi.ir.a 1, 4.^ 4« li'z Theresa Shells. Dannielle peppered him at will with head­ KIND OF LOVE, a motion- inadvertently isauesa credit cardto Jon Eastman. Janet Fazzina, Peter R. Listror Beth He said other reheasals are scheduled for July 9,16, 23 r 44 441 ll-( attack. Paul McNamara. B e lle v ille 2, P r y c e to a wheelchair 22 years ago. his "I was still there, he recalled, cast f V 4'B 12 Edwards and M ichelle snapping jabs. picture-for-television to be re­ a mobster. (2 hra.) Jane Feragne, Teri Ferguson, MacDonald. Lorraine McClin- and 30 in the band room at the school from 7 to 9 p.m. All Bill Maynes and Wayne Maltempo). lifestyle has changed radically but and all." broadcast on The CBS Tuesday f t Six Million Dollar Man i diiiMrru 4« r: \fr: .Mozzer were best for A&N. "I should go out and kill people.” Linda Fraher, Elaine Fuss. tick. Michael Oleksinski. types of wind instruments are needed Refreshments will his thinking has remained the same Night Movies.' Tuesday. July 8 3:30 M.'mLiA* Ho'Uit* Johnson each had two hits North: Rangers 1 (Steve Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner Susan Greenberg. Patricia Patricia Orlowski, Joseph Laurie Pinney slammed Holmes said. "But I slack up a bit on CBS-TV. GD SportaCantar be served. N.' fc-jinl!•* M hitluli'd for Telephone. Lawler), Diplomats 0. as it was during that much happier will handle the National Leaguers Gronda, Scott Grzyb, Gayle Panaro, Peter Phelon, John ( s jr n e two homers. Beth Ann (When someone is hurt). I doht want ■A Special Kind of Love,' 4:00 . j n f e J t La’S \r* ft’le s Ki^jghts 8 (Gary Wheeler time when he was the only ballplayer tonight, and listening to him explain f t Nawa Marie Holt. Michelle Kiniry, \li-Mdf 1 Davis.' Katie Kulpa and to go into the game of hurting filmed entirely on location in Philopena. KF.C 3. Mary Jean Enroy 2. Dan in history to win the MVP award the way he felt about any player skip­ Albuquerque and Santa Fe. 4:30 Michelle Laramie. Kim Lata. Marjory Port, Alan Roe, Exhibition slated N.' '• hr —I il/i;rral(l Jack McGooe. Bruce three hits including a him to do. LeDoux said. He was way they want. W w 'H of'h ere to Pirkko Pilkanen. Thomas Jeannette Weerden. Charles ture" by brothers Francois and Bernard Baschet which lliilfalo '•>. riirifl». Macaro. Wayne Roger and time), Timbers 2 (Lindsey tremendous personal accomplish­ diamonds. (67 mins.) Powers, Ellen Rappaporl, homer, and Chris Stall and reaching for me. I was working on judge anybody. But II) you this Woodhouse. Paul Zepp. emits unusual noises when its glass rods are rubbed with 7:.’t0 —l■'il/.^;<*^al Reed's. Grezel homered. Sockers 2 (Peter Farley. pier. Now, somebody up there in the and the All-Star .game will go on no Reynolds. Les Levine for a Lions Gallery exhibition in 1976 called "1 and two safeties respec­ tired. We thought we could wear him Judith Saucier, Catherine Michael F. Albert, Gleji — N ik e Rich Griffin slapped two Jason Oatway), Meteors 2 National League has. in his infinite matter what. Baseball is too big for TV movies tonight Aliezi, Pamela Andrulonis, Am Not Blind"; an 1856 raised print Bible demonstrating tively for B A - Dawn Han­ down and stop him. Seavey, Donna Seise, Robert hits and Steve Smyth (Scott Solenon. Mike wisdom, tapped the 58-year-old 7:00 Kathleen Ano, Linda Alher, an early solution to the problem of making print accessi­ son doubled and homered But Holmes, urged by his corner any few individuals to change the Sherwin. Patricia Shirer, — P a y a t li homered for Nelson's. Brown). former catcher as the circuits f t Movie -(WoBtern) 9KK) Caatro to power. (Rated R) (2 hre.) nuclear accident. (Rated PO) (2 John P. Baker, Donald ble to the blind; tactile collages and ceramics made by and Carolyn Barry doubled course of it. “ SU g o coach To Donvor" 1947 CD Tuesday Night Movie A 12:00 \... Mnriarl\*''. ti South: Panthers 2 (Ray­ honorary captain for Tuesday nights hre.) Diana Siebold. Risa Barnett, Karen Bensen. Al Kaline. the former Detroit AllanLane.BobbyBlake. Supposed Special Kind Of Love' 1978 Stars: CD Movie -(Dreme-Comedy) ** 4 2:14 Connecticut artists, and an illustration of the print­ for the Bankers Lisa All-Star contest at Dodger Stadium Strickland. Cara Thompson. Diane Berman, Faith — I l l r m ’ \ FKI.INK Nason had four hits in­ mond Goulet. Jeff Criticism Tigers outfielder who will be pillar of a community ii actually a Charles Durning. Irene Tedrow A "Change of Habit" 1969 Elvis 3)M o*l*-(Dr*m *)**^ "((((InUt Cindy Tinney, Holly making process ''I \ K«l%. h Twelve runs in the Magowan; Magowan goal and you can count on Campy being vicious murdarer who kidnaps and widower struggles lo hold together Presley. Mary Tyler Moore. Three M eeting" 1946 Bette Davis. Jim cluding a homer and Tam­ enshrined in the Hall of Fame at kills membars of tha city, aubslitut- hit family of three teenagers, one ol novitiatea undertake to learn about Davis. A disillusioned poetess — won it in overtime). among the first ones out to the park. opening inning were more my Tracey three safeties Cooperstown next month, is the ing hia stooges for Ihem. (60 whom is mentally retarded. (2 hrs.) theworld by doing volunteer work ai loves a war hero with a terrible I r a ■> li - \ u a \ \ s . than' enough as Personal Patriots 1 (Keith Wolff). follows death What an honor it is. he said, and mins.) f t f t f t Tuesday Night At The a ghetto clinic. (2 hra.) memory. (2 hra., 31 mins.) /HOUKA/COnCfflA/ lor Pet Mimi Gaber and honorary captain of the American tHTBRSTATl .4 tXIT S i tILV U LANS 8:00 M oviee 'Battered' 1978 Stars: 12:05 3:00 Pinochle scores listed Vlliam-f. f» —KolMTtMiri Tee throttled Buffalo Mustangs 3 (Jason from the way he said it, you knew he BASTHANTTONO AAA StV) Kellie DeCapua played MONTREAL (U P I) - The death of League All-Stars this year and as ftMovle-(Suepenee)*** "Outlier Keren Graasle. Mike Farrell A f t Tuesday Movie Of The Week 3)Mov)*- Hyde 2. Allan Spak, Steve cast more votes for Bill Russell .of 8:30 Verloue Programming 3:00 ment July 3 were Mike tion says he designed the Miller. Barry Botticello panel examine boxers before they over it." CD QINIgen'e Island Marcus Welby. M.D. Unleashing a 21-hit Simon). Astros 0. the Dodgers, who isnt anywhere near 5:15 I^QuMIng Light DeSimone, 634; Les sweater jacket with buttons and Pete DiRosa each fight As for those players who choose (D Ed Allen Show (D Various Programming 11:30 .) PopayaAndFrIende that has carried his name barrage. DeMolay crushed as good a shorstop as Templeton. f t Buge Bunny-Porky Pig . .. Tyler Moore Show Rictkgrdson, 628; drilled two blows for Sounders 7 (Mo Moriarty An autopsy was begun Monday into not to come to the game, I think 5:45 3ft QenaralHoeplUI down through history. Dean Machine. 22-6. at New Zoo Review 9:00 gSSi'f t f t Wheel Of Fortune Katherine Duell. 628; Mae DtRosa s 3: Ted Miller 2, Brian the exact cause of the death Monday every person is a different in­ CD 3 Bonanza Swimming Keeney Field Bill Wilson Repeat stand 5:54 ) Dinah ) Varloue Programming Richarson. 621; Minnie '\ Richard, Pat Lyons), dividual. I know I enjoyed playing in f t Morning Prayer 3 Andy Griffith Show of Denny, who was termed clinically ) BevartyHHIbimae Luetjen, 621. I Will 11 It,in blistered four hits. Don Bears 1 (B.J DiSna). dead with a flat brainwave pattern Templeton has made a catchphrase the games myself, but if they feel 5:55 3 f t Phil Donahue Show ) OvarEaey lessons McAllister and Bill Currie out of his "If I aint startin, I aint f t Today's Women 3 Joe Franklin Show AFTERNOON 3:30 The first six-month Talaga Associates swept 19th HOLE last week. His heart was kept beating otherwise, who knows, maybe they ) Pro Celebrtty Golf (Mon.) three apiece and Bob departin '' This is the second straight 6:00 12:00 CD Spidarman a doubleheadcr from Buf- artificially until it failed after a 17- have their reasons. GPCD Verloue Programming I Qhoel And Mrs. Muir CDCD(D Newt f t 1 Dream Of Jeannie scheduled JIOII.V lalo Water Tavern. 17-12 Culvey. A1 Robb. A1 Little day, six-hour coma. year he has chosen to take that - (S) Programming Unannounced I Joker, Joker, Joker GD Intemetlonei Water Polo f t Villa Alegra “NUDMAX”. and Kevin Kelley two each I VI.I.WOOD Baseball n.) ) Tom Larson Show (Mon.) 4:00 and lk-7 at .Robertson I FHntetonee SOITII WINDSOR — V e r n o n c m t l^ l Plus lor De.Molay Currie and I ho-Muii l oial- Gross. f New Zoo Revue 3D U v lM Faith } John DavMeon Show Park Stan Talaga had four Jl NIOR EE(,ION Pioneer School Worcester and Bob Miller, Health Field 9:25 f t f t f t Card Sharks } Flintitonae The Recreation Depart­ ROUTES B6 84 IE « il9 S I| "JAQUMLIVEt"pa Culvey homered Phil Ken Comerford-Lou f t Heritage Corner hits Gary l.aForcc. Tom Manchester Junior of Eastern Conne(;ticut f t Chico And The Man D O M«rvOritfln ment has set up a schedule 649-9333____ Argenio 154. George Bed- The fifth annual Pioneer Ed Allen Show (Eic. Tue.. 9:30 f t Family Faud I r m u . \ Duff, .lay Oswell and Ray Legion succumbed to Ar­ State College. 3 Movie Kurasz Butch Talaga and narz. - .'Vlike Davis 156. Leo Basketball School will be Wed.) CD Partridge Family 12:25 ) Domate for swimming lessons for Bonneau each had two hits tie's Cleaners, 11-3, last 6:15 (S) ESPN Special (Wed., Frl.) r o w i i o v Tim Coughlin three apiece Bravakis - Chick Gagnon held at Wilbraham-Monson Clinicians for the boys’ MOTOR SALES CD New Jersey Report J PTL Club-Talk And Variety pre-schoolers to be given at for Dean night at Eagle Field in a session will include: CD Newe f t Verloue Programming 12:30 I f t Setem e Street Veterans Memorial Park. and .Iim Kcele and Todd 156. Lou M iller - Tony Academy in Wilbraham, 6:30 f t Joker's Wild JC-Courant League Senior Cazzetta, Wally Halas of Search For Tomorrow 3 Movie Talaga two each lor Steullet 159; Net. Dave Mass. The girls' camp will ^ Abbott And Costello f t U e e le ^ oeeW Ite ) Bewitched F rom July 15 to 25 the WOMEN'S HKC For Expert Front End Alignment My Three Sons 9:50 Talaga s in the opener In Rutz - Sal Bonelli 171-41- Division tilt. The loss drops be Aug. 3-8, the boys' Aug. Clark University and Ray (D f t Ryen'eHope I Bonanza *Tesions for pre-beginners, the nightcap. Mike Scoring in the late in­ the locals to 4-5 in the Carazo of Yale. f t Bullwinkle f t Newe I Plej^he Percentegee 4:30 ages 4 and 5, (no parent^) 130. Bob Allard - Paul 18-23. and Wheel Balancing f t Verloue Programming 1 0 :0 0 I (ft (ft PattwordPlue )U ttteR ef ale THI White 173-39-134. Brooks league and 4-10-1 overallr Girls clinicians will in­ For further information f t Romper Room ~) Jeffereone Andy Griffith Show )ChrlelTht» Uving Word will be given from 9:45 to .jnULVmRTMCA 6:50 '~l I Love Lucy SAME TIME, George Hanlon Ijurled 2 clude: Vinnie Cazzetta, ex- you may contact the 1:00 5:00 10:20 a.m. CONT1NUU Jni Alai Entries F:,arle - Ken Dunbar 178-41- (D Prayer ) Mike Douglae I l,3innings of s/coreless Pioneer Basketball School, 643-9521 ^ Young And The Reetleee ) Brady Bunch Seattle University, and 6:55 ) Romper Room Thr^ ssion for toddlers, 2.1 137. Jim Allen - Paul ® My Three Sons ) Movie (Wed.) NEXT YEAR relief while Eric Stepper 42 Elwood Rd., f t American Trail D SporteCenter Tl'ESDAV Kenneson 163-25-138. Don Pittsburgh Piper coach, X f t All My Children ) DaveyAndGoUeth ^ es 2 and 3 will run from at 6 a 85, BoHob, Cl f t Nawe I f t David Lettermen Show l.rv< played well defensively. Manchester. Jfxm X f t Movie .) AHaa Smith And Jonea July 29 through Aug. 8 from Sandberg - Don Paquette Donna Devlin, of «. 7:00 3 22 Alive f t f t f t Days Of Our Uvee ( f t MlaterRogera fiM i / j " j . Cdhioij Uoiitilla II ' BdiHlt s' (duslo 3 Morning ) Ironside 11:15 to 11:50 a.m. Parents FEATURE 1st AT DUSK 182-43-139. John Banavige 1:30 3 Emergency One (Eic.Thur.) . td'quui'C'is ' t Pje hi Old"eld 1 Ir'HiA-l 1 kdiu Al.l M NIJl NIOR D Buga Bunny 10:24 must participate in this G A T E S J3 M N 7;4S Henry Steullet 164-22-142. (D Bewitched I Joker's Wild fa IsOtfM’liJ la.-ir w. *) Uno HOMd fa liuu fa tft«W P ft Good Morning America f t Weather View By Ken Krajewski fired a 3D Jake Heat Gospel Time 5:15 session. fa ki7» Rrpj ' >' lOdguHi fa IbtUd Bob Russell - Ted Blasko WEIGHT LIFTING } Newe 10:30 ) Hermeno Pablo faum i r .u ii... II Subi Clidrold no-hitter as Mari-Mads 1 67-24- 1 43. E a r le orteCenter CD Alice 2:00 5:30 During the same week, Bernard Slade fai’i'XK) ^l.•hth blanked Moriarty Fuel, 3-0, . _ f t Today ^ My Three Sons CD As The World Turns ) All In The Family from 10:30 to 11:05 a.m., McKeever - Lincoln .May ft0avldLet1ermen8how(«lolned Addamt Family . Cdbi'dd (kdirrtj I Three Stooges CD ) OttHgan'e Island JOHN . lev# U m ’ hull Mu'ui 1 k iif i /e«iui 188-44-144. Bob Weil - Dave last night at MCC. AND CONDITIONING In Progrete) there will be sessions for 4 7:30 GDft OnaUfaToUva ) Carol Burnett And Friends { C0ir.l>lld RriM J 1 Omi Rfpd i PlO l^|IJ 1 luVHM l i l i U Krajewski also led Mads' ) Filntetones f t CroeaWlte f t Accant On Uvkig (Mon.) and 5-year-olds. No parents BELI«H1 AYKROYD 'fa Ih v UoMlmj U‘ ' ■' •'f tin'll" fa ( m a IO (dtJI'd II fa Renrdo Ijndd Sink 195-51-144. Gordon } Movie (Mon.) 3 PTL aub-Telk And Variety 11KX) f t ft ft Doctors ►j'hi C^i.i ’• (iWiBd'luten <' Ofbfd It lit jij/ o H fa ChdriXd Ibonel attack with a single and tri­ r. Qeno Bcott On Hebrews involved in this session. Beebe ■ Lou Gonzales 174- Our Health Club offers more 6:00 CD Maude 2:30 WlA Vtlke Jj.nr . ’>uh4 Aiijito Cdij.iirMi ple S) Electric Company The “ water babies” ses­ JULY 9th-JULY 19th 28-146. Joe Burv - John • 16 station unlvsfsal gym 3 Captain Kangaroo $ Midday ^ QIINgan’e Island ) Lottery Show (Thur.) TH E R hRilii f t Love Boat Guard 176-30-146. • Lag flax 6 axtanaion machina 3Bettle01ThePleneU CD (ft Oomata ) Newe sion, for those six months 1 Bd(quin/d"j . /?kUl ' kim /rH|ui D Verloue Programming r Ddon; S»ec|>»- Gross. Jim CO LT INTER. TOWN • dumbballs and barballa old up to two years, in WED. thru SAT. BLUES ‘ (jOKM-nu O lj'ifts > UhKdd Chfa '. fa'tjim tdtuLt 4 Quiciid (uliHd U Four runs in the third in­ • Joggars, axarqrclaa, mata ti mora which parents must par­ fa (M l Xhsij fa Oxifd IN Ojij.riHid) fa (uvrtM biso Bidwell 75. Ken Comerford ; Ijne BROTHERS fa Pd'hi fatnot.ila il i ■) (sMtl, fa loMiHM U.nbr'10 75; Net. Dave Rutz 86-25- ning and an air-tight • cartlflad Instruction svallabla ticipate, will run from 8:15 Yull\ OdIMll faiitii ' (irith lamirt defense led Manchester 61. Jim Allen 79-14-65. Ken CARPCTED LOCKER ROOMS. STEAM A SAUNA, LOUNOE, ll;15to 11:50a.m., Aug. 12- ('Hifth Iffith Ask Dick Kleiner Dunbar 90-25-65, Don " B " to a 6-1 win over SUN DECK, AND RACQUETBALL COURTS. 22. During the same w^fa r ch«oi4 Hebron last night at DEAR DICK: Coaid yon pleau lell me who Cathy Croaby, 1938, Clark Gable was in a movie by that name, plying a FEATURE 1 st AT DUSK Paquette 90-24-66, Chick ...■k. a .iia.a^ if 1^9% ■ ...... ^.8#^ amiI aaaai there ,w()^ he sessions' for 1 /nui \ bigo Moriarty Field. Scott on “Thal’f Incr^lble," U? I lay ihe ii not Bjbg’i wife, and my newsreel cameraman, and, in 1960, there was an English GJ^ S.O PENJM S Special Saturday fa (Ote fa , Gagnon 76-8-68, R ich 6 Months Unlimited Visits bniband la yi ibe U. Or U ibe the wife of odV of BIng’i sons? gangster film by that name. In 1954, on a TV show called toddlers from 11:15 to . Pun. fa HOMd Holmes boomed a two-run ■-j C waitdisneyS' Young 85-17-69. R ich BIb e ’i daoehter. Mary. It oo "Dallas,” right? MRS. G EO RGE "Climax," there was a version of Ian Fleming’s “Casino 11:50 a.m. .with parents Matinee Subs Ba'tiiffii homer over the Jeft center- TAZELAAR, Kalamasoo, Mlcb. Royale," with Barry Nelson as Bond. participating and the pre- liffh Vigard 99-30-69, Len Angell *40 Student Sl:^PIN C l L 81-12-69, Sal Bonelli 85-16- field fence amd Dean Cathy Is not related to the Bing Crosby clan, either by blood ‘ beginners .class, no SAT. JULY 2nd I CuiriHui Moiiliii.i I ; LWMOle le.iH- ' Itjsu l«»)’iii I 0«w| h m ' I'UII(|R'II« I Rm bigo bys. Her mother was an actress, Linda Hayes, by the way. 2:15 P.M. S Ims II hilte^J«^€M the 3-6 locals. fa bun Obtrrriu fa’irIjiV) fairjr^zo P 6 OrbejItl/ulMall Blasko 80-11-69. And, yes, Mary Crosby of “Dallas’’ Is Bing’s daughter. don’t know her loat name)? I haven’t teen her on any ol the 11:05 a.m. I Gem M«(u.i X lerqumlspu I (tlSrlM litiib fa bMikHn CMWtrtMb Mq^Fk Beaudet, Jim programt lor a long time. I Ural taw her on Hebert Spoiler’s Registrations are being SuAv Pjriii Co| .i Sull\ OufiHeUlM Siinilii) \-J^'li((lil- Gross. F ra llic c ia rd i and Toby DEAR DICK: A friend toM me lhal before the cirrent lervlces, and then on a program with Max Robinson. She ticket Information jiilh Ken Comerford 74; Net. THE CENTEH COUHT accepted at the recreation ImiMh Chevrette had singles in aeries of James Bond films there was a version ol "Casino wrote tongs and played rellgfeai mntic. I think I heard some: Om Iviia Henry Steullet 68, George body say It wai tad what happened to Daniell, hot what department in the South 649-1061 lM4lo N Ojnni U.iNiRrlu < Chmcil* /m|ui the big frame. Steve Royale" made by Colambia la the IfSIs, called "Too Hot To t yptw VtMUa I Oenni l«turin> '■ ifl.um Howard 69, Bob Behling 69, koppeaed? DOREATHA CAYNON, Port St. Lncie, PU. Windsor Community PLEASE CALLTHEATRE S Vijtin laiRf. I 0rtiR4 i biKO Cichowski, Don Maxim and HEALTH ft HACQUETBALL CLUB Handle.” Is tUs tree abd, If to, who played James Bead? fa bi|^ Umiefio I {u>lH>i 1(1,114/0 U fa iMqwfl Crtii) Roger Parrott 69, Ray Em- M I K E K E L L Y , W laana U k e , Ind. As far as I can find out, nothing particularly sad happened Center, 91 Ayers Road, FOR SCREEN TIMES fa MAXuidu I lUnrdo Gu( ->(neii4i fa R»/Hl4l4 4l Dean Cook played well No, your version isn't true. There have been two movies to her. Her name is Dannibell Hall, and she Is alive and well, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. Sul)4 (Mf Sun-. It I'u 1 jiirla burv 73; K - Gross, John 234 Route 83 - Vernon 875-2133 defensively. called ’’Too Hot To Handle,” but neither Involved Bond in and mostly travels around, singing gospel songs. Class sizes will be limited. LMCO (

12 - EVENING HERALD, Tues., July 8. I» EVENING HERALD, Tues., JulyJ, 1980j3^ 13 Cabinet firm Lowering of interest rates Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad • 13 Halp Wantad f.t Halp Wantad 13 Houiahold Goods 40 PART TIME JANITRESS - BABYSITTER in Oak Street 5 PIECE LIVINGROOM SET. For office complex. Hours: Management vicinity, tor children 12 and Divan, three chairs and ot­ joins chamber 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. Monday, 10. From 9 to 2. Monday thru toman Quality merchandise. BABYSITTER for 2Vi year suggests inflation slowdown Tuesday and Thursday. Your search Friday, $25 . 6464780. Good condition. $425. 649-4885. IJuality Cabinet and Woodworking Telephone Mr. Whitney at 568- old boy, week days, She K eralh 2020 for appointment. preferably Manchester (or a aolld ADDRESSERS WANTED Inc. of 640 Hilliard St. fias joined the Reataurant Greater Manchester Chamber of By United Press International short-term interest rates, it is last week it would completely Library area. Call 6464)517 IMMEDIATELY! Work at Banks are beginning to lower their viewed as a barometer of loan costs eliminate the credit restrictions CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SITTER FOR SUMMER for after 6:00 p.m. Management Career home...no experience • Commerce . USED G. E. prime lending rates for top business to businesses and consumers. But spurred the iatest round of seven qnd ten year olds. 7:30 Opportunity necessary...excellent pay. Quality Cabinet is affamily owned a m. to 4:30 j).m . Buckley ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Beglna and ends at Write: American Service. REFRfDGERATOR, white. and operated business with Stanley borrowers again, a good sign for con­ there is no way to tell how soon the decreases. School area. Call after 5:00 PR IN C IPA L , K-4 lev el, 8350 Park Lane, Suite 127, Manual de-frost. $35. Used E Blaschik. his wife, Betty, and sumers interested in obtaining a other interest rates will drop. Motorists aiso may see a drop'in p.m., 646-2522. Salary elementary experience and FRIENDLY Dallas, TX 75231. apartment-sized Dixie gas bank loan to buy a house, automobile Many Americans have held off gasoiine prices soon, according to the PHONE 643-2711 negotiable. Connecticut Certification with o v e r 6 0 0 stove. $50. Call 649-3995, afetr their sons. Rich and Ray, active in 6:00 p.m. or other major item. major purchases in the last few Los Angeies-based Lundberg Letter, required. Salary range $19,500- reataurants In our chain the the operation. Their grandson, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD OLDER EXPERIENCED 23,000. Stnd letter and resume PART TIME DENTAL Jeff, has a small role, as well. Meanwhile, The Washington Post months, either because they could an independent petroieum SITTER wanted. Wednesday to Dr. Donald J. Nicoletti, there Is plenty of room ASSISTANT in Manchester of­ The firm offers full kitchen and said today the administrations not obtain bank loans or felt the in­ newsietter. through Saturday. 4-12 p.m. Coventry Public Schools, Box for advancement. Som e fice, Experience preferred. preliminary midyear economic terest rates were too high. U.S. demand for gasoiine dropped She Heral5 Own transportation. Center 356, Coventry, CT 06238. food or retail manage­ Call afternoons, 643-9519 bathroom service, including custom Street, Bess Eaton vicinity. E.O.E. ment experience'will be QUEEN SIZE BOXSPRING building and remodeling Quality has forecast p r^icts inflation will slow The resulting sales slump has in June to its lowest level in. nine INDEX ADVERTISING PLEASE READ & MATTRESS - Frame and substantially in coming months, the Call 6464)920. helpful. Excellent starting a kitchen cabinet display at Al severely affected the construction years and created an unprecedented brace. 18 months old. Paid unemployment rate will climb to 8.5 DEADLINE YDUR AD COOK. Full time. Experience wages and extensive $400 Asking $200. Relocating- Sieffert's Appliance Store. and auto industries, leading to gasoiine surpius. NOTICIS in institional cooking benefits. Including dental T —“LoM •nd'Couad 12:00 noon Iho day Herald la raaponaible HOUSEKEEPING & must sell! Call 644-0322 Rich, left, Jeff, center, and Ray, right, stand in front of a percent by the end of the year and the massive employee layoffs. preferred but training will be coverage. Training Quality deals with not only ready 2 X- Personals lor only one Incorrect LAUNDRY PERSONNEL - anytime. recession will bottom out by year’s Chase Manhattan Bank triggered The probabiiity of iocai price wars before publication. given. Apply in person. East Program will be In Ver­ Full time, including every made ancTcustom cabinets, but also display of cabinets at Quality Cabinet and Woodworking Inc., a 3 — Announcements inaartloh and than only HOME WORKERS - Hartford Convalescent Home, with resurfacing and refinishing. end. the new round of primecutting early has increased and even the nationai 4 Entertainment Guaranteed Income! non, CT. For a confiden­ other weekend. Apply in per­ family business which has joined the Chamber of Commerce. 5 — Auctions Deadline for Saturday lo the alze of the 745 Main Street, East Hart­ son; East Hartford Convales­ The Post also said the administra­ Monday, ending the two-tier prime average retaii gasoline price might Everything supplied. Send ford. tial Interview, Call: tion has drafted its alternative to rate structure that had existed since FINANCIAL and Monday la 12:00 original Inaartlon. stamped, sell addressed (203)871-9347 cent Home. 745 Main Street, come down before the summer is out, East Hartford. ^ □MISC. FOR SALE Republican presidential hopeful Morgan Guaranty Trust and three the tetter said. 6 — Bonds-StockS'Mortgages Noon Friday. Errors which do not envelope to: Arnold Bentley, TELEVISION and 9 — Personal Loans lessen the value of the J r , 111 G ro v e S tr e e t, .APPLIANCE Ronald Reagan's tax-cut plan for other banks went from 12 percent to The Washington Post said to — Insurance 5 u 6 i n e s s - Claaiiliad ada are advartlsamant will not Rockville, CT 06066. DELIVERYMAN, Inquire in Arllclat lor Sala 41 business. 11.5 percent two weeks ago. Twenty- Treasury Secretary G. Wiliiam EMPLOYMENT FffiNDLYRESTMMNTS More than two dozen banks taken over the phone be corractad by an ad- erson. Turnpike TV, 273 West EqusI Opportunity Empleyor five banks then followed Chase Milier has approved an administra­ 13 — Help Wanter Rfiddle Turnpike, Manchester. SERVICE STATION lowered their prime lending rates by Manhattans lead. tion proposal calling for |5 biliion in 14 » Business Opportunities aa a convenience. The " dlllohar Insertion. ' ATTENDANT. Experience Gerber taps three managers a quarter of a percent to 11.5 percent First Pacific, based in Beverly 15 » Situation Wanted PART TIME JANITRESS - preferred, but not necessary tax reductions for business in 1981 JANITORIAL HELP - Male EDUCATION For office complex. Hours: Apply to Gil's .Mobil. Route 6, ALUMINUM Sheets used as Monday, following the federal Hills, Calif., broke ranks with the and up to $13 billion by 1985. The or female. Evenings. Cleaning YOUNG, FULL TIME printing plates. .007 thick government's decision last week to 18 Private Instructions Professional buildings. Call 5:00 to 10.00 p.m. Monday, PERSON OUT OF SCHOOL. Bolton. SOITH WINDSOR - personnel manager of The Mahwah Assembly Plant Before joining GST in rest of the industry and dropped its proposal awaits consideration by 19 Schools-Classes 23x284 . 25 cents each or 5 643-5747, or 6434)053. Tuesday, and Thursday. Forty hour week. Three men from this area Gerber Scientific Instru­ phase out credit restraints. prime to 10 percent. President Carter and ^economic ad­ 20 — Instructions Wanted for$l. Phone 643-2711 Must be of Ford Motor Company, June 1980, Stack served as Telephone Mr. Whitney at 568- Requirements; Lilting cases, Since the prime is tied to other The government's announcement 2020 for appointment. picked up before 11 a m have been named per­ ment Company (GSIl and Mahwah, N,J. He receiv^ personnel manager for the visers. REAL ESTATE SUMMER VACATION JOBS stocking shejves, stockroom. ONLY. 23 — Homes for Sale sonnel managers for sub­ will be responsible for all his bachelor of science Business Products Group AVAILABLE, in door to door Some retail experience for Wa n t e d l i v e in 24 — LotS'Land for Sale Halp Wantad 13 sales. Apply in person, after­ MANAGER for Retail store sidiaries of Gerber Scien­ phases of personnel sup­ degree in industrial Eastern Division of Con­ 25 ~ Investment Property package store. 647-9680 COMPANION for elderly SEARS s t e r e o ■ Am-fm, 8 NOTICE OF noons, Pequot Beverages, selling ladies and mens’ tific Inc. port. He will report to relations from trol Data Corp., 26 — Business Property clothing. furniture, entlcman. Room and board track with recorder, turntable 27 — Resort Property AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- Spring Street Extension felephone 644-0184 and two speakers. Excellent They are Anthony R Robert J. Maerz, president Northeastern University, Manchester office and also Region _ AUCTION dual with 3 to 4 years Glastonburt'. 4'/4 day work housewares, etc. oppor­ 26 T Peat Estate Wanted condition $200. Call after 6 Pagliuco of Manchester, of GSI. Boston. Mass. experience wanted by busy week. CLERK - with Alpha tunities for advancement with as a test center manager MISC. SERVICES old line company. Must be p.m., 647 1400 Thomas J Stack of Before joining GSI in Stack has been appointed for the Northwestern Bell A 1972 OPEL Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. and numeric ability. Free SECOND INCOME. $10,000 31 — Services Offered will be auctioned at Full Benefit Package. Incen­ parking. Company benefits. sales oriented and politely plus per year. No travel. No Ellington, and Paul F. July 1979, as'assistant per­ personnel manager for Telephone Company, 32 — Pamllng«Papering aggressive. Future assured tive Program. Apply in person Equal Opportunity Employer. week-ends. Must like people. FULL TIME DELIVERY Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck. Agdens of East Hartford. sonnel manager, Pagliuco Gerber Systems Minneapolis, Minn. He 33 — BuildlngTrucking-Slorage Experienced in Group I. II. Eldridge) in Manchester. ELECTRICAL Call Al Sieffert’s Appliances. phases of personnel sup­ administration from the 36 Services Wanted 315 Center Street JOURNEYMEN AND sonnel manager of Gerber Textron Inc., New Britain, Ill, & IV for aluminum on air­ 647-9997, port for that subsidiary. He University of Minnesota to consider proposed budget MISC. FOR SALE Maneheater, CT APPRENTICES WANTED. AIR CONDITIONER, 6.000 Scientific. and as a labor relations craft type parts. Our company will report to Wilbur S. and is a veteran of the U.S. 40 — Household Goods offers: overtime, air con­ Experienced in commercial BTU. 26" wide x 16 " high Pagliuco has been named position: a highway department SUMMER JOBS - working one HELP WANTED representative for the Mann, president of GST. Navy. 41 ^ Articies for Sale 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 ditioned plant in Manchester, and residential wiring. Good running condition. $75 COVE.NTRY — The Town Council Most of the suggestions made by laborer. 42 — Building Supplies of our outdoor flower and all Company Paid s Benefits. Call. 646-5420 Call after 5. 649-9604 Agdens has been ap­ MICROWAVE decided Monday night it needed more Connolly Monday night are for cuts of When pressed for other reduction 43 PetS'BirdS'O^s locations on weekends. Car Benefits Welding Test pointed personnel manager 44 — Musical Instruments needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ Engiiw Lattie Opwator. DEMONSTRATOR SCREENED LOAM ■ Gravel. time to review Town Manager Frank under $1,000 in many accounts. The ideas. Connolly mentioned possible "T otal abstinence is easier required. Dynamic Metal of Gerber Garment 45 — Boats 6 Accessories than perfect moderation." dover, Ct. 742-9965. Products Company. 646-4048. star Turn 8-f5. NEEDED Thursday and Processed Gravel. Sand, Technology (GGT) and will Connolly's suggested budget cuts for largest proposed reductions are $3.- changes in the annual report, further 46 — Sporting Goods f Friday evenings Saturday. Stone, and Fill For deliveries 47 -> Garden Products St. Augustine 50 Hours, Paid Holidays. WANTED - Reliable sitter to 1980-81, so the council adjourned its 000 in the tax collector’s tax sale ac­ cuts in library grants and staff cuts MASSEUSE - Full or part DIETARY AIDES - Part time 11:00 to 3:00 Will train. Call call George Griffing. 742-7886 be responsible for all 46 — Antiques time. Good atmosphere. Excellent Insurance watch young child in my Al Sieffert's Appliances, 647- meeting until next Monday night. count, $3,500 in pay for the zoning in social services. He said he would 49 — Wanted to Buy summer help wanted in our phases of personnel sup­ Excellent clientelle. Windham home. Must oe flexible. Ap­ 9997. Connolly's proposals, to cut $33,617 agent. $1,000 each in grants to the not recommend cuts in those areas. RENTALS Halp Wantad 13 Dietary Department. Apply in Benefits. proximately 20 hours weekly. port. He will report to area. Telephone 423-7519. person: East Hartforu (Jon- two volunteer fire departments, $1,- Connolly also said there would be 52 — Room s for Rent 646-6095 for an interview. David R. Pearl, president in general government spending, PART TIME HELP valescent Home. 745 Main Apply In parton: Situation Wanted 15 were discussed briefly Monday night. 400 in gasoline. $1,000 in highway an extra ^,247 in revenue to consider 53 ~ Apartments tor Rent 55 GALLON O ’D ELL of GGT. 5 4 — Homes for Rent WANTED. We're looking for Street. East Hartford. METRONICS, Inc. ,PART TIME PIECE WORK. AQUARIUM, fully equipped Council members indicated they had matching funds. $2,000 from the in the 1980-81 budget. That amount is housewives interested in $353.88 WEEKLY Before joining GGT in 55 ^ Business for Rent RT. t * 44A Webster; America’s foremost GUARANTEE - $58.90 Daily Beautiful variety of large, Booth-Dimock Library, $2,015 in the rem ainder of $58,000 ap­ 56 — Resort Property for Rent making good money, for part PART TIME GRILL HELP May 1980, Agdens served hoped to see more options for cuts, LIFEGUARD - Exprienced BOLTON. CT. OB040 dictionary company needs Start immediately fresh water, tropical fish but Connolly said there are few op­ parks and recreation accounts. $1,000 propriated to the Board of Education 57 — Wanted to Rent time hours. Telephone instructor needed. Apply NEEDED - Manchester Coun­ home workers to upifate local KENMORE unaercounter as personnel supervisor for 58 — Misc. for Rent soliciting from our East Hart­ try Club. Call 646-0103. Homework Free. NC, P O tions left. in insurance, $1,000 in capital expen- for extra fuel costs in 1979-80. Fountain Village. 175 Downey mailing lists. All ages, Box 354 Hartford, Conn DISHWASHER 646-1605 the Holo-Krome Company, — Farm Land For Rent ford office. Hourly rate plus Drive. Call 528-1300. experience unnecessary. Send "We're just cutting, cutting, cut­ ditqres"^na $4,000 in contingency The council heard budget com­ JBO— Auto Parti for Bala- 06141. West Hartford, and as commission and bonuses. AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in name, address, phone number A.NTIQUE BEDS ■ Handmade funds. 61 — Autos for Sale employment training ting," Connolly said, "and there's ments from.three residents before Monday-Friday. 9-1 or 5-9. RN - Full Time Public Health Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ to Webster. 175 5th Ave. Suite bed spreads Antique chair Connolly listed two other options in Connolly's plan was presented Mon­ 62 — Trucks for Sale Call 569-4993. Ask for Teresa. Nurse Position. BSN and try, Hebron, or Andover. Call NURSE, EMT, or L.P.N. for manager for the Connec­ only so far you can go.” 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 1101-R, New York. N Y. 10010. □ REAL ESTATE and table. Plus much more! operations accounts: $1,000 in gravel day night. Paid vacations and sick days. previous public health 523-9401. girls resident camp in Staf­ Call 649-5459. 80 Church ticut Natural Gas Corp., The town manager said hft 64 — ‘Wotorcycles-Blcycles ford Springs. Over 21. Call 684- recommendations will mean a reduc­ removal from the Cummisk property George Ross, president of the 65 - Campers-Trailera-Moblle exprience desired. For more TRUCK DRIVER. Must have Street. Manchester. Hartford. Agdens received |Homes - Motor Horhea iniormation. contact: Com­ 7821. Hornet For Sale 23 and $800 in the landfill account, North Coventry Volunteer Fire Class Two license to apply. his bachelor of arts degree tion of services throughout the 66 — Automotive Service munity Health Service of Small progressive soft-drink which would mean closing the dump Department, asked that no cuts be 67 -lAuloe for Rent-Lease Probate Noliee EAST HARTFORD SPLIT from the University of budget, but the suggestions are in Columbia. Hebron. Andover & WAITRESS PART TIME. bottling company needs driver TAG SALES on Wednesdays when a holiday oc­ made in the grant to his department. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Marlborough. 228-9428. LEVEL - Immediate oqpupan- \ Connecticut and he is a areas "where the least damage will ESTATE OF WILLIAM L YERKS. Must be over 18 Apply at for short runs to Connecticut. curs in the same week. The department's training program Help Wantad 13 SWIMMING INSRUCTORS Massachusettes. and Rhode cy. Illness in family. In- \nthon> K. Pagliuco Paul F. \gflcfiN ThomgH J. Slack veteran of the U.S. Army. be done." Luigi's Restaurant, 7()6 Hart­ ground pool and other extras’ J LEGAL SECRETARY- Real The council is forced to reduce the Capital options suggested by Con­ would suffer, he said. The Hon William E. FitzGerald. ford Road, Manchester. 649- for girls resident camp in Island. Physical work in­ Judge, of the Court of Probate. Estate Experience. Salary volved Apply 249 Spencer 12 noon to 7 p.m . 528-1451 nolly were a $10,000 cut in the con­ District of Manchester at a bearirunng 5325. Stafford Springs. Over 18. Calf 1980-81 budget to $5,653,472, to reflect Howard Brock of Hemlock Point negotable. East Hartford of­ Street. Manchester, between tribution for revaluation and $900 for held on July 1, I960 ordered that all 684- 7821. TAG SALE - Three families the 68.5-mill tax rate set last month suggested cuts in administrative claims must be oresented the fiduciary fice. Call Mrs. Brown, 528- 10:00 a m. and 2:00 p m Friday. 10:00 am . to 3:00 after a $5.77 million spending plan fire radios. salaries instead of reductions in SECRETARY • CPA firm on or before (Jctober I. 1960 or be 9751. P&WA develops new engine barred as by law provided. AIR CONDITIONING. p m., Saturday. 10:00 a m to was rejected by taxpayers” The only proposal affecting staff is public safety and education spending. Excellent opportunity for ef­ Pearl J. Hultman, TOP AUTO Experienced serviceman. Air BY OWNER. South Windsor 3.00 p m Moving. Everything ficient and amiable secretary. PART TIME SECRETARY EAST HARTFORD - The East At that time, the council decided the $3,500 cut suggested in the zoning Thomas Brainard of South Street, Ass t. Gerk SALESPEOPLE conditioning, refrigeration Twelve room executive house. must go' 51 Dale Road. the 20,000-pound thrust class and engine to flight test. Production of a Statistical typing experience The fiduciary is: with figure aptitude and and heating.' Generous com­ Manchester that the budget cuts should be made agent’s time. Connolly said the pay president of the Coventry Taxpayers Richard W. Yerks ^ i n g skills. Flexible hours. If you ar« claan cut a PIZZA AND GRINDERS Can be purchased on a lease- Hartford-based Pratt & WMtney Air­ could power single or twin-jet fully qualified engine is scheduled for required. Please send resume pany benefits. Call for ap­ purchase, low down payment cut would provide for 20 hours a week Association, urged the council to to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer­ 24 Elnsign Street. (:om^ete medical and dental raally willing lo work, wa OPENINGS for two people craft Group said Monday i t ^ s begun fighters 1985. in the same proportion as the Manchester. CT will atari you wHIi a la so pointment, 871-1111. plan Tel. 528-7631 MULTI-FAMILY TAG SALE instead of the current 30 hours a tified Public Accountants. PO 06040 coverage. Glastonbury area. with experience. Flexible the development of a n^w military A P&WA spokesman said the "From a technical standpoint, this rejected budget: 71.3 percent, or delay action on the cuts to allow his par month aalary, tumlah a 25, 26 Westwood S treet U Box 2250, Vernon, Ct. 06086. 017-07 Apply in person 659-1^1, 8:00 hours. Year, round position. lighter engine for the "next genera­ project will mark the first time since $83,670, in education, and 28.7 per­ week of work. Connolly noted tf\3t group fo make suggestions. naw car and In addition, Apply in p#son, 2:00 to 4:00 THREE BEDROOM Manchester Saturday. July is a low-risk development program a m. to 4:00 p.m. for appoint- 12th. 10 00 to 4 00 p rn Rain- tion of fighter aircraft.” the early 1960s that P&WA has begun cent, or $33,617, in general govern­ the $5.77 million rejected budget had The council will consider the ’ ment. pay top commlaalon and p.m. or call for appointment. COLONIAL - Large living because of the proven technology and bonua. Thia la a good job room. Formal dining room date, July 13th Furniture The engine would be called the a full engine development program ment. already eliminated one other budget again Monday at 7:30 p.m. MEDICAL ASSISTANT for Ask for Joe. La Strada West. experience in the FlOO,” McAbee PUBLIC PUBLIC with a Irlandly Pontiac 471 H a r tf o r d H o ad . with bay window. Kitchen cameras, sea shells, lawr PW1120 and would be modeled after at its own expense. DIETARY AIDE for general family practitioner's office. chairs, toys plus mud said. kitchen work at convalescent Daalar. Call Danlaa Must do microscopies, CBC, Manchester. 643-6165. Den Suriporch Two car gar­ the FIDO engine The FlOO turbofan McAbee said the PWU20 engine More than 60 percent of the NOTICE NOTICE Fraaman or Jarry Oroaa, age Lot 72 X 250. Peterman more’ Something for home in Glastonbury. 5 day, 40 urines. 9:00 to 5:00, daily. everyone' engine powers the F-15 and F-16 air­ would use the same "core," or major PW1120's parts would be the same as Pool costs exceed estimate hour work week. Monday Pontiac DIacount Cantar, Resume, too. 272 A Mam Agency. 649-9404,646-1171,649- 4844 '■ craft internal components, of the FlOO those used in the FlOO engine and : The annual report (April 1. The annual report (April 1, through Friday. Phone 633- at 236-4501 lor appolnt- Street, Manchester. water is being tested four 1979 to March 31.1980) of The 1979 to March 31. 1980) of The 8914. mant. Frank W. McAbee. Jr president of engine. already are fully developed and in By DAVE LAVALLEE residents using the facility JANITORIAL HELP - Male NEW FOUR BEDROO.M times a day and there have Anthony. Rose and plw ard Michael Raymond and Helen L P&WA s Government Products Divi­ on a daily basis since its or female. Evenings. Cleaning He said the company would use its production. P&WA said there is a M. Fitzpatrick Memorial COLONIAL with living, TAG SALE - Something For Herald Reporter ■■■ that the pool opening date been as many as 900 June 21 opening. Tumiensky Memorial Fund is professional buildings. Call dining, kitchen, paneled fami­ sion in West Palm Beach. Florida, own funds to pay for the three-year potential market for 4,000 to 5,000 of Fund is available for inspec­ Everyone’ 54 Glenwood was scheduled, I available for inspection at TELEPHONE BEAT INFLATION! Sell 643-5747, o,r 643-0053. ly room with fireplace. First said the engine would be a turbojet in development program to take the the engines in the next 20 years. SOUTH WINDSOR— authorized continuation of (he office of Wesley C. Gryk, tion at the office of Wesley C. Street, (off Oak Streeti Avon. You don't need floor laundry 24 baths Elec­ .Manchester Saturday and Sun It is clean and operating, the work,” Sartor said in Loll and Found 1 470 Main Street, Mancliester, G ryk, 470 Main S tre e t, SOLICITORS experience, and you'll have I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT tric radiant heal. Two car gar­ Connecticut, during regular Manchester. Connecticut, PERMANENT PART TIME POSITIONS PEOPLE who honestly want day, July 12th. 13th 9 00 a m Assistant auditor but renovations to his manager's report. fun meeting new people, and age Aluminum siding. $torm to 5:00^m ____ business hours, by any citizen during regular business hours, to lose weight. Guaranteed windows, doors Landscaped HARTFORD - William tant auditor Veteran's Memorial Pool Additional ap­ For responsible housewives and others looking to earn good money, too. Call cost the town nearly double who so requests within 180 by any citizen who so requests 646-3685, or 523-9401. diet program. The proof is in 4 lot. Peterman Agency. 649- H. Green Jr . senior staff Green joined CBT in 1968 propriations were not supplement present income. the losing. Part time income 9404 . 646-1171. 649-4844 what the initial estimate LOST - Ladies’ Bifocal days after publication of this within 180 days after publica­ Good hourly rate. Building Suppllei 42 auditor in the Auditing in Consumer Credit as made for the project tion of this notice of this opportunity available. $250.. had been. Sunglasses in Highland Park notice of this availability. The Commissions and bonuses per week in commisions possi­ Department of the Connec­ operations manager, because it is possible to Sunday. Dark brown rims. name of the principal availability. The name of the USED TIMBERS. 2 x O' Town Manager Richard Monday through Friday ble. Call 528-2514 or Sally 289- tongue and groove decking ticut Bank and Trust Co., became authorization fund the cost increase 646-0468, before 5:00 p.m. itianager is’ Wesley C. Gryk, principal manager is Wesley WOMAN w a n t e d to super­ J. Sartor told the Town Choice of hours 9-1, 1-5, or 5-9 1831, anytime. Call 643-4139 has been elected an assis- supervisor in 1971 and through budget transfers, Reward. Trustee. ■ C. Grjrk, Trustee. Sick days, holidays and paid vacations vise two children, ages ten MANCHESTER - Northfield Council Monday night the according to Sartor. ADVERTISING 0204)7 0194)7 and eleven, from 8:00 a.m. to Green Beautiful completely customer relations super­ Train now for Fall. Call remodeled condominium 3 visor in 1973. He was cost of improvements to The town will seek about RATES 4:30 p.m. Call 649-2039, after the facility reached $30,- ______569-4993 5:00 p.m. bedroom, 2 4 baths, family elected staff auditor in 1975 $300,000 in funding in the 1 D A Y ...... 14'«MraN> OFFICE WORKER Monday room, central air Must be 016, even though the coun­ LOST- BLACK FEMALE BEIGE BRICK - 8,000 beige and assumed his present future to complete 3DAYS ...13‘MiraHi through Thursday, some seen. $60's. 649-7878 brick Split rib block and cil appropriated only $17.- CAT. White paws. White TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD position in 1977 renovations to the pool. 6 DAYS ...12‘mraMT experience reouired. Apply in "N precast concrete lintels 000 for the project". triangle under her face. person. Granama's Pies. 103 A graduate of American Improvements which 26 D A Y S'... 11*«wnMi Vicinity of South Main Street Hloist-O-Malic scaffolding. During the spring, the ScRool Street, East Hartford 643-9508 or 649-5635 International College in cost between $15,000 to 15 WORD, 12.10m m and Fern Street, Manchester. TAX COLLECTOR’S council approved spending Reward. Call 649-5635. 8% FIN A N C IN G Springfield, Green earned $20,000 may be applied to HAPPY ADS *2.60 n Dogi-BIrdt-Peli 43 a B.S degree in business $17,000 for renovations to the final complete : NOTICE KIDSA AVAILABLE. Rockledge Area. 3 bedroom raised raijcn the pool, but Sartor said overhaul. Sartor told the MISSING SINCE JULY 4th. ' The Collector of Revenue for the Town of East Hartford is DIAL 646-5971 and something adm inistration and is Male, white and gray poodle. JANITORS - Weekends only $83,900 Sid Green. Frechette,. the amount was insuf­ council. He said the im­ giving notice that taxes on the Grand List of October 1,1979, of good will happen to your pet presently enrolled in the BeraU) Black collar, no tags. Vicinity S id Town, at the rate of 51.4 mills are due and payable on/or Responsible and mature in- Martin and Rothman Better ficient to purchase needed CLAItIPIfD ADVIRTISINQ divuduals. Apply in person: Homes and Gardens 646-4144 Dog and cal boarding - -dog master s program. He has provements were made of Birch Street. Answers to before August 1.1980: for all first installmepts on Real Estate, grooming Canine Holiday services and equipment to name of Checkers. Please call ind Oldery East Hartford Convalescent 646-4153 evening attended the University of this year to cut costs. 13 Hotor Vehicle and Personal Property. Taxpayers and residents Home. 745 Main Street. East fnne. 200 Sheldon Road. Hartford and has taken complete the project. Mayor Edward Havens 649-9378, alter 5:00 p.m. not having received official notices should contact the Office of Manchester Last year, the pool was Why not send Hartford BOLTON - Country living, courses with the American said he was disappointed IMPOUNDED - Male, 5 the Tax Collector. only minutes from closed because of a poor a happy thought Tax bills remaining unpaid after August 1, 1980, shall be HOME ECONOMICS Manchester 6 roorri split with LABHAJPOR SAMOYED Institute of Banking, where that the town spent more month-old Huskie/Shephard PUPPIES - 8 weeks old Call filtration system, which to someone today! Cross. Grey and silver. Found charged a minimum interest charge of two ($2.00) - or the Earn Up To TEACHER. Coventny High rec room plus Floriua room he serves on the/j money, but he was happy 646-4510, ask for Brad Farlev educational committee. resulted in contamination that the work was com­ on Goodwin Street. Female 8 following - whichever is greater: School. Grades 9 though 12. with woodburning stove East year old Scottie, brown and The 1980 General Assembly passed Public Act 80- Connecticut certification Coast Realty 528-9668 Green is a member of the of the water. pleted, required. Send letter and New equipment has been white. Found on Nye Street. 468, which increases interest charges on all British American Club and “I think you made the □ NOTICES Male 3 year old Sheltle. Tri­ resume to Dr. Donald J Houiahold Goods 40 Vt illiulii II. (fri-i-n lives in Manchester installed to alleviate delinquent property taxes effective July 1.1980. A 3- Nicolitti, Coventry Public 80th anniversary right move to get it done,” color. Found on Oak Street. tier system provides for interest to be charged at a FREE ADORABLE BABY problems with con­ Contact Manchester Dog «60 PER WEEK Schools, Box 356, Coventry, REFRIGERATORS BUNNIES Six weeks old Havens said. Lott and Found 1 Warden. 646-4555. rate of: a . 06238, or call 742-8913. Black and white Dutch Belted Patricia Kelly, general manager of taminated water. Deputy Mayor 12% per annum for delinquent taxes when the Washers Ranges, used, Appointed treasurer “The major repairs have EOE. guaranteed and clean New father Pure white mother Michaels Jewelers of Manchester, shares Jacqueline Smith said she FOUND - Young, puppy, LOST - Large brown and tan taxpayer owes less than $3(NXI.0O (combined); shipment damaged. G.E & Call. 643-8136. 643-7859 BLOOMFIELD - Allan his bachelor's and been made and the pool is was pleased with the work. mixed breed. Mostly brown. Shephard Type male dog 15% per annum when the taxpayer owes over Work 3 to 4 Hours Por Night ELECTRICAL FRIGIDAIRE Low prices 8 honors with Irving Michaels, president of the P Wick, son of Paul L master s degrees from currently clean and safe,” “I don’t think I have ever Vicinity of Hillstown Road Buckland section of z. $3000.00 (combined); DRAFTSPERSON - Excellent B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main MutIcal Inttrumenti 44 and Woodside Street. 546-3345, opportunity for an Individual Wick of Tumblebrook Union College, joined firm, as he cuts into the cake that com­ Sartor said. seen the facility look so Manchester. Reward 643-8739. — 18% when the taxpayer owes over $3000.00 and the Street, 643-2171. after 5:30 p.m. Call Ivan at 647-9941 with at least a minimum of 3 GOING OUT FOR Drive, Vernon, has been Connecticut General's memorates the 80th anniversary of Michaels “ Due to the fact that the good,” she said. .Z ’ bills are stilLunpaid two (2) years after the date of years experience. Must be appointed treasurer at CG broker-dealer affiliate in ~ the assessment list. STEREO COMPONENTS, BUSINESS Save from 40''; to Jewelers. At left is Ernest Bader, vice presi­ cost escalated rapidly and According to Sartor, the □ EMPLOYMENT able to make schematics, Lafayette receiver, speakers, 60'f on musical instruments Equity Sales Company, 1979 as a c c o u n tin g — Should there be any questions concaming the valuation, wiring diagrams and cable dent of Michaels Jewelers. ^please contact our Assessor’s Office. The hours for the Collec- Garrard turntable. Excellent We buy. sell, trade, and swap Connecticut General Life manager He is a Announcamantt assembly drawings from Rivers Music. 7 Maip Street, Swim lesson signups set Halp Wantad 13 -tor of Revenue Oflice are regularly from 8;30 a.m. to 4:30p.m., sound. New $500. First $225 Insurance Co.'s broker- registered financial and design sketches. Knowledge buys it. 228-3145. .New Britain 225-1977 Open MANCHESTER — The Recreation Department will □donday through Friday. The Collector’s office will remain open of harness boards helpful, but till 9 p m dealer affiliate. operations principal of the ISew vice president NURSES AIDES wanted for ■3 m Thursday, July 31,1980, until 7:30 p.m.Telephone number for not a necessity. Apply in hold swim lesson registration Wednesday at the pool of full time on all shifts. Apply Wick, who received both •National Association of ■^Town Hall is 289-2781. person- oali-accasiorlai 45 Securities Dealers Inc. HARTFORD — The election of James F. Lyons as vice your choice. Registration will be between 9 a.m. and TO WHOM IT CONCERNS: director of nursing. Salmon- GERBER SCIENTITFIC brook Convalescent Home, off Wjck and. his wife, the president, strategic planning, of United'Technologies noon. The fee is $3 for 10 lessons. Lessons will start Would the lady who hit the dog Raymond S. Slanda She Beralii PRODUCTS, SMALL HUTCH - $280. White 10 HP JOHNSON Corp. was announced by Harry J. Gray, chairman and Thursday. on Brookfield Street July 2nd. House Street, Glastonbury. Collector of Revenue 261 Broad Street, Manchester. SEWING MACHINE, brand OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly fo rm e r ^ P a tr ic ia please call 646-3442. ■ Please call 633-5244. Ct. Equal Opportunity Provencher 6f Manchester, chief executive officer. 6ue to problems of last year, registration will be cash Town of East Hartford new - $700. DRYER - $250. overhauled $250 Call 646- Employer M/F. Call 646-8526. 1516, after 3:00 pm. live in E$st Hampton. In his new position, Lyons.yons will be responsible for the ""‘J, checks will be accepted. 0854)6 Connecticut General was direction, design, development,J organization, and coor^v.,HMd I ^ d Start is-foris-fer pre-school yqun„youngsters_____ age______4 and older, PUBLIC NOTICE ley must be able to follow Instructions-and pay atten- the first major insurance din^tion of United Technologies’ long*range All eharllabl* and non-pro6l orgmliallom wMlIng to strategic/business planning activities. He will reMrt'to" instructor without the parent inside the pool. company to develop its Gray. hav# thoir Puhiki Announcamanta publlahad Irao In own registered investment IhIa apac« .pria.iir9 ad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, He joined United Technologies in 1976 as director of . . OanaraMitahagar ot Ragal Mufflora a l Manchaalar. \ products, and is presently 96''®^®' t i e op'*''®*' ★ ^ a leading distributor of strategic planning from Xerox Corporation, where he Concert Scheduled Spa^AM I bo allolad on a flraUoiita, Ural aan ad baaia. those products. CG's rv elo p m ^L MANCHESTER - The Manchester Association of f ® C a ‘* v e rV » 9 e r® ' o d various investment products are sold by A native of Buffalo, Lyons was graduated in 1956 from cX m unU y'^llM e oTsatiud^ Manchester RegAISr Wf offer convenience along tcUh a superior product* Call 643-2711 registered representatives * Call 643-2711 ~ w .m S 01 of the CG Equity Sales OOQ 646-2112 Company, which was in-« WU9 Nn.MIUilML Allan I*. W irk corporated in 1969. Lyons'45, in?h‘fas''Z y“as?fi^^^ chlfiTto mUN BT. M Vi I PA u . I iji. • I ML 14 - EVBrj^NGJpiRAUX Tues^July 8. 1980 PaanuU — Chariot M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Tues , 15 - Frank and Ernaat r ] Business & Service I DON'T KNOUWM'l'YOi; IT'S THE “60 LOOK," S*vW X.CAAMeP A WANTEDT0"10 BRAID" MARCIE...IT'LL 6IVE ME YIPEI CREATIVE flb b y W R HAIR, SIR... . ANEW IMA6E...u;HEN ACROSS ganiration Answer to Previous Puzile UOT IN THl5 CaUASS. PEOPLE see ME,THEN'LL.. (abbr) WRITING By ADigaii van Buren 1 Class 3 Chime X USBd Tto CUi CMb S 5 jEons 4 Made mistake 9 Inspire 5 Nuclear UiKE.'mfiY VliiRt 0 O i m 6 12 American agency(abbr) (abbr) 6 Whirl OUT OF STVIS, BoT DEAR ABBY: Eight years ago I wrote to you concerning a 13 Journey 7 Mythical problem we were having with our son who was then in the 14 104, Roman Greek NOW X MOUtON'T 15 Bird clapper bowman third grade. His teacher told us he was having difficulty 6 Gain control T O > u C H o n e w i t h A 17 Stout keeping up with his class because he couldn’t read. (She 16 Oregon city (2 w d s) even h in t^ that he might be ’’slightly retarded.") She said TEN -F®0^ POLfi. Priscllla'a Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Apart 9 Schools 1-8 he-was also a discipline problem and she couldn’t recom­ 21 Skilled 10 Trick mend him for the fourth grade. 23 Author of Strvlcti Olftnd 31 S«rv/cu Oftorad 31 S u n lc tt O tltn d 31 Painting-Paparing 32 11 Eternally •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I wrote to you in desperation, and you suggested ! write to I GOT INTO AU IT WAS The Raven ' 16 Come out Autos For Sala 81 Autoa For Sala a i Motoreyclaa-Blcfclaa 84 ARGUMENT WITH AN - LIKE 'THE UMPIRE . 24 16, Roman C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Autos For Bala 81 the Association for Children with I.^arning Disabilities. 1 20 Wanderer 31 Transmitted 47 If not LAWNMOWERS PAINTING BY CRAIG STRIKES BACK ' 27 Chalumeau estimates, discount senior did, and want you to know that this organization has helped OFFICIAL AFTER A BEING IN 22 Gives food to 33 Upright REPAIRED Free pick up OGDEN Interior and MOTORCYCLE 29 Mesdames 48 River in citizens Company WE PAY TOP PRICES for us enormously. Our "problem child” is now a high school SOFTBALL GAA6E.' T A MOVIE.' 24 Medical 35 Edges and delivery. All work Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ INSURANCE. Same day (abbr) Europe Manchester-owned and COLLEGE STUDENT wrecked and junk cars. A & B senior who qualifies for college. picture (comp 40 Taking meal guaranteed Spring Special sured. Free Estimates. Call Auto Salvage, used auto parts. coverage available:"' 32 Go back on a operated Call 646-1327 PAINTERS. Experienced, WHITE 4 SPEED 1973 Vega Abby, please acquaint others with this wonderful group. w d ) 50 Face part now Economy Lawnmower. anytime, 649-8749. Call Tohy 6 4 6 - ^ . WHITE FOUR SPEED Competitive rates. Call Judy,. promise 43 Brusque fully insured. Low prices, free Had it not been for you. we never would have known about 34 lily Maid 25 Constellation 51 Dingy 647-3660 Hatchback. Running condi­ VEGA. Running condition. Crockett Agency Inc., 643- ■ 45 Threw party B i M TREE SERVICE. Call estimates. 649-4285. tion. $350. Call 646-Kll after 36 26 Filling with air Building Cdntractlng 33 Call 646-5511, after 5:00 p.m. 1577. it. 52 Soot now for Free E stim ate 5:00, weekday, evenings. GRATEFUL IN ELIZABETH. N.J. V T V 'l Hitchcock 26 French painter for EXAMI.NE OUR NEW PLAN Ptlnlln^-Paparlng 32 37 Biblical hero 30 Seth's son 46 Gamin 55 Recent (prefix) WES ROBBINS Carpentry TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful- WANTED JUNK AND LATE BANK REPOSESSIONS FOR DEAR GRATEFUL: Thnhks for this opportunity to 38 New England Iv Insured R eferen ces DO YOU NEED A PROFESSIONAL PAINTING remodeling specialist. Ad­ SALE - 1977 Plymouth Sports university 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 1 ’ MODEL WRECKS - Cash advise other parents to take a closer look at their 39 Stratum of ore DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR RESPONSIBLE PERSON to - Interior and exterior. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Fury $2500. 1977 Chevrolet 1976 BLUE MAVERICK. Six 1978 KAW ASAK]^. Only 300' ViZf. . built-ins. bathrooms, Paid. Call Parker Street.Used **clumsy** 3-year-old who can't sit still and seems 41 Fast aircraft 12 '3 14 CITIZENS' 643-7285 take care of your house, Commercial and residential. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Monte Carlo $2500. 1969 AMC cylinders. 40,000 miles. Clean. miles on it! Hardly ever used! kitchens, 649-3446 hard to handle, or the slow learner who’s a trouble­ (abbr} plants or pets, while you Free estimates Fully in­ Ambassador, best offer. The 16 1 7 In good condition. $2,000. 25 Call 742-8726 anytime. maker and disrupts the class. I//'.. 42 Do 15 BRICK. BLOCK, STONE vacation’’ Cali 643-1712 sured. 646-4879. above may be seen at the mpg on highway. 643-9508,649- C O R V ET T E, 1975 coupe, That child could be brighter than average but 44 Supposing (2 Fireplaces, concrete. FARRAND REMODELING - Savings Bank of Manchester. 5635, weekdays. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ1000 - low 18 19 20 Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, automatic, options. $6375. afflicted with a learning disability that is treatable if w d s} Chimnev repairs No job too J.P LEWIS & SON-,Interior Corvette. 1963, original coupe, 923 Main Street. Manchester. mileage, excellent condition., small ^ veof Call r-aii 644-8356 for & Exterior Painting'. Paper Room Additions. Decks. All detected early. \ Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawronct 46 Moistesi 21 22 23 $7800. Call 649-1149. 1969 CONTINENTAL $2200tor best offer 742-6419. 49 Is inclined to estimates: Hanging Remodeling types of Remodeling and A letter requesting information can be sent to: The 24 LAWNS MOWED Expert, CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call SHALL WE SAY-APIECE EASY, MV BO V- IT'S BEEN 53 Son-in-law of 25 z . V 20 29 30 31 Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ Association for Children and Adults with Learning LET'S SET ' IF I CAN PER5UAPE ■ Recreation Rooms. Call 649- between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 1978 YAMAHA XS 400. Street . NICE KNOWINS VOUI Mohammed reliable service Low rates. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. SOWN TO I SANPRA RITZINSHAM OF THE ACTIO N-IN THE 32 33 34 35 REWEAVING BURN 9658 p.m. 646^004. motorcycle. Good condition.., Disabilities, 4156 Library Rd., Pittsburgh, Fa. 15234. 54 Shower Will also paint and do other THE BOTTOM I tO PESISN YOUR NEW FORM OF CERTAIN MeKEE HOLES ZipUppers, umbrellas 1976 MAVERICK - 6 Red. Must sell. $850. Call 649- It is not a high-pressure group and does not solicit 56 Same (prefix) odd jobs Call 646-6894 Ask for LEON CIEZSYNSKI J.R l LINE OF RAOUL MeKEE IN0U5TRIES STOCK 36 37 repaired Window shades, LEE PAINTING Interior & 1967 CHEVY II - 6 cylinder, cylinders. 40,000 miles. Clean. 3144 anytime. public funds. It helps by sending educational ma­ 57 Rational Timothy BUILDER. New homes, ad­ MENSWEAK-EXACTUy OPTIONS VHIf Venetian blinds Kevs. TV exterior "Check My Rate automatic. 78,000 original $1800. Good gas mileage. 643-. terial. It's non-profit, so when writing, please 56 Biblical 38 39 40 ditions, remodeling, rec WHAT'S IN IT iDe.r FOR RENT Marlow s. 867 Before You Decorate ' miles. Asking $900. Call Dave 9508, 649-5635. gl967 PONTIAC enclose a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope. FOB M E T brother \ ■ ■ " rooms, garages, kitchens 42 43 44 45 Mam Street 649-5221 Dependable.v Fully insured 647-1170. GTO. Four s p ^ . 400 cubic in­ 1973 PINTO. Good condition. 59 Swamp 646-1653. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Needs Cam. $550. Call 646- 60 Therefore ch. V8 engine. Original owner. DEAR ABBY; How do you know if you are really in love? 46 47 4 ^ 49 SO 5' 52 dormers, roofing Residential 7880. FOR SALE - 10 speed bike. 47 i 61 Thing owed COMPLETE APPLIANCE Mint condition. 742-8749. ON CLOUtJ NINE REPAIR SERVICE by or commercial 649-4291. $56. Call 646- 8604. 53 54 55 DOWN factory-trained technician. 1941 PLYMOUTH FOUR SELLING 1974 DATSUN 260 LAW.NS CUT Expert service DESIGN KITCHENS - MERCURY COUGAR. 1976, DEAR ON: If you have to ask — you aren't. 56 57 56 Call East Hartford. 289-0365. DOOR. Runs excellent. No Z. Low mileage. 47,000 miles. Lowest rates around Call for Cabinets, Vanities. Formica XR-7. 8 cylinder. Good condi­ Good condition. Asking $3,500. 1 Scotch cup free estimate 649-7773 tion. AM-FM radio. $2900. 568- rot. Excellent to restore. $900. DEAR ABBY: Andy (not his real name) and I have been 2 Charitable or- 59 60 6 ’ DAVES USED Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ Counfer J P o p s Display, Call 633-9824 after 6.00 p.m. 6 evenings. 6588. or best offer. Telephone 646- 1980 HONDA MOPED. Only 50 REFRIGERATION and try, Columbia. Tolland areas Storage SFBookcases. Kitchen any day. Ask for John. married for two years, and we have a problem I am sure 3774. Keep trying. miles. Great gas mileage! Repair Washers, dryers, W" J Grille 423-6582 Cabimrt Fronts Custom many other married couples have. CERAMIC FIRING Discount Also. Zenith Stereo with radio," refrigcartors and stoves Woodworking 649-9658 BANK REPOSSESSIONS Every time my sister and her husband ask us to go out rates Ouick service Call 643- tape deck and two large repaired Parts also GENERAL PAINTING • FOR SALE - with them. I almost have to get down on my hands and 2543 Rooting ...... ,..34 1977 Plymouth Sports Fury speakers. 646-8390. rid c Interior Exterior knees to get Andy to go. Then he sits like a bump on a log all Alley Oop — Dave Graut 5 9 available. 649-0947 1976 BLUR MAVERICK - 6 Specializing in Exterior Trim PINTO 1978 HATCHBACK - $2500. 1977 Chevrolet Monte MA M A S KITCHEN cylinders. W,000 miles. Clean. evening and never opens his mouth except to say, "Let's go References. Insured Call ROOFER WILL INSTALL four cylinder, automatic, Carlo $2500. 1969 AMC Am­ 1980 HONDA, 750 SU PER - WHO KNOWS! ITS OBVIOUS SOME Specialized catering from $2100.25 mpg on highway. 643- home. ” UNLESS r MISS MVSUESS,^ THAT WOULD PUT IT THE Rick evenings 646-0709: or 742- roof, siding or gutter for low ''excellent condition inside and bassador, best offer. The SPORT. Excellent condition... M E B 8E W E , THING DID! THEY HEAD­ candlelight for 2 and shore EXPERIENCED MOVERS 9508 . 649-563S, weekdays. This has happened so many times/I'm surprised they still EP, WETX RNP YOUR OUT- j RISHT DISTANCE FROM THE Solid bridge on all sides 5087 discount price Call Ken at out. Low mileage, all new above may be seen at the Must sell. 644-9776 between LAW TREASURE UNDER ^ S P R IN G , ALL RIGHT...BUT SPOOKED ED OUT OF THE CANYON dinners, to elegant banquets. will pack or load your rented ask us to go out with them. I know Andy can be sociable if IN A HURRY.. 647-1566. tires. Please call 568-9366 Savings Bank of Manchester, 8:30 a m.-10:30 a m. and 4-8,, THAT PILE OF ROCKS.' /D ID N 'T THEY DO A BETTER JOB 'EM.' Call 649-6933 truck or trailer and drive if FORD PINTO 1977 - Very he wants to be. because he is with other couples. I am not INTERIOR PAINTING AND after 5:30 p.m. 923 Main Street, Manchester. p.m. •' OF BURYING IT ? ^- nine. South had promised 16 to necessary Respond to Haating-Plumbing 35 good condition. Am/fm, crazy about all his relatives, but I try to be good company 18 points for his one notrump Friends " P O Box 136, WALLPAPERING radials with snows, 4 speed. C a m p a ra , Tallara and' wlien I'm with them. NORTH -8-80 opening bid and East had Quality professional work at NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 25-32 mpg. Maintenance Manchester Moblla Homaa 08' Andy knows how much this hurts me. Why does he act ♦ K 10 9 5 already turned up with an ace. reasonable prices Fully in­ repairs, plugged drains, records available. $2300. Molorcyclaa-B/cyclaa 64 sured Free estimates G L ------o _ this way. and what can I do about it? VKHH732 There was room in the East WANTED kitchen faucets replaced, Telephone 649-8557. TICKED OFF IN MEMPHIS hand for at most a king Did HOUSECLEANLNG Respon­ McHugh. 643-9321 repaired, rec rooms, 1979 JEEP CHEROKEE - 6 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ♦Q 4 cylinder Standard transmis­ - 4 J East have the king of clubs? If sible. reliable. Call 646-2234 OVERHEAD GARAGE bathroom remodeling, heat Speedy Telephone DOORS SERVICED AND 1972 TOYOTA CORONA. 4 sion. 20,000 miles. 18 to 20 DEAR TICKED: He acts that way because he he did. West could underlead after 2 p m modernization, etc. Free quotations. Immediate ST A R C R A FT CAMPER! "WSST EAST REPLACED Reframing done door, automatic. Asking $1400. mpg. Wide wheel package. doesn’t enjoy the company of your sister and her his ace to East's king and get Estimate gladly given. M & M coverage available. Call Joan Hardtop. Stove. Sink. Ice boa.< 4 6 4A8432 another spade ruff But West also. Fourteen years Call 646-7914. Please call 649-9940 husband, and it's his way of punishing you for Q 5 Piumbing & Heating 649-2871. at Clarke Insuranqe. 643-1126. and kitchenette. 568-2646. V V-6 realized that East would have PAPER HANGING experience. Call 647-1948, days GEM PAINTING - Paint and ♦ K 10 5 2 4 9 8 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ineisting he go out with them. Mature adults realize returned a lower spade than specialist Free estimates. or evenings paperhanging. Residential, 4X98741 4Q1065 Flooring 38 t^ t there are some social situations (and business, the four if he had a potential Call 649-8378 commercial Interior, too) that are a drag, but for the sake of the spouse, ■ SOUTH club entry Consequently. exterior Top quality work FLOORSANDING & ooe should try to enter Into the spirit of it and try to 4QJ7 West made a passive heart FOOD STORAGE John McGowan, 649-2936 COMPLETE LAWN NUTRITIOUS. 1 REFI.MSHING Floors like bN good company. The Flintstonea — Henne Barbera Productions VAJ94 return which declarer won in MAINTENANCE Shrubbery DEHYDRATED FO®D. new Specializing in older ^ o u r husband figures if he makes you miserable ♦ AJ63 his hand WELL...HIS EXECUTIVE 4K2 trimmed Weed and pest con­ Packed to last years or In­ KEEP SMILING Moors Natural and stained ef^ough, often enough, you'll go only where he wants u o -/ o u G U V S T v e a h - a n p w e 'd Now it was declarer's turn floors No waxing any more! DESK-SET THAT WRITES trol Reasonable prices Free definitely Good for any to>go. He's selfish and childish. Appeal to his sense of KNOW THAT b e t t e r c o m e Vulnerable: Neither to think. If East had the club KEEP HAPPY Also: Painting John Ver- FINE, MEDIUM OR HEAV-/ estimates 647-9260 emergency Call 646-6894. A N Y C A P R I f^ r play, and tell him it's time he grew up. TOMORROW UP W it h a Dealer: South ace, dummy's potential dia­ faille. 646-5750 p r e s e n t , H A S JUST A B O U T mond loser could be discarded IS M ISTER H A P I T / West North East South on declarer's club king. All of ^ o you hate to write letters because you don't know GRANITE'S FAST! what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters^ r 1 NT this added up to a 75 percent I BIRTHPAV*/ Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2V c^gratul^tions, how to decline and accept invita­ a||ance Declarer could first Pass 4 V Pass Pass play clubs, and if West had the Gardan Productt 17 I ’t! ''Q 4-' Ove* th<$ tions and how to write an interesting letter are Pass ace. later try a diamond Poomt lor Rant 52 Apartmanta For Rant 53 ’■•*'1 v*i^ vOu» "don't iiScluded in Abby's booklet, “How To Write Letters t» ■ n t^i’ C‘»$$-t eO Ad leciion' finesse PICK YOUR OWN- All Occasions." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 Opening lead:4 6 Then it occurred to South — STRAWBERRIES Paggioli MANCHESTER - Room with SOUTH WINDSOR - Styled I N O U R cants), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter how could East have the club Farm. 66 Birch Mountain kitchen privileges, on Center for the times! Modern 2 Otticaa-Storea tor Rant 55 ^oklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. -% ace? If he had it, he would Road. Bolton Street, near Main. $40 weekly. bedroom Condo. Too many ^ 2 1 2 . have led the deuce of spades 2 weeks security requred Call extras to advertise Call MANCHESTER - Retail, for a suit preference signal at PICK YOUR OWN 644-0019. Locators. 236-5646. Small fee storage and or manufacturing By Oswald Jacoby trick two. STRINGBEANS. peas and space. 2.000 square feet to 50.- D and Alan SonUg Declarer then found the other vegtables. Also small FEMALE TO LIVE IN a six SI.NGLES SPECIAL' Grab 000 square feet. Very solution He playqd two more p ^ . Natsisiky Farm 644- room home. Will accep t this furnished one bedroom reasonable Brokers ^ t r o Q f o p h The Born Loser Art Santom West, by a process of elimi­ rounds of spades and pitched children Reasonable rate. Air conditioned. Bills in­ protected. Call Heyman SHOWROOM V nation. hit upon the good his low club Then he led the 649-7911 cluded Onlv $195 Locators, Properties, "4-226-1206. I WIGH spade lead. Leading a single- jack of clubs to his singleton PICK YOUR OWN 236-5646 Small fee. - "Bernice Bede Osol ton into the notrump bidder king which West won. West RASPBERRIES Bunker Hill MANCHESTER - Retail, IT 6 A 0 < L cegalive extremism. Neither ate's Ideas are better than yours. e m u NEXT TO NOTHING” - An­ APARTMENT Is ^ ^ right attitude, but a logical please Rent $260 monthly price *6,159.00, less *200 factory rebate. Results count far more than tiques and Things. Corner for rent in Manchester Near aaaasment is. 7-e Available August 1st. Call for authorship. East Center and Spruce busline Call 643-9247 after 6 *599 down plus tax and registration. V^OO (Aug. 28-8efrt. 22) You TAURUS (April 20-May 10) Your streets Open Saturdays only p m week nights appointment 649-3434 are far more capable today than material aspects look good Levy’s Law — James Schumeister 649-0533 Between 5 and 8 p.m. 3'2 or 4 ROOMS with utilities. you are likely to give yourself today, but things won't be hand­ Private entrance preferred. credit for. Instead of avoiding ed to you on a silver platter. If Wantad to Buy 49 ATTRACTIVE THREE Reasonable rent. dullenges. meet them head-on you're primed to work hard for^ P l’B A e e JU5T«J0UC)H 0$e TON OF U M A (8ep«. 28-Oct. 28) You're 1 ^ kiEeaOFFlCEB. ROOM APARTMENT Heat Bolton .Manchester area 52^ your rewards, they'll be there. 1 \NA£> < P X / k f - A W M AeUA N A?/ I'M Avaay NEWER 3 BEDROOM Electricity. Hot water aM to have a few problems GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In sit­ ...... W ANTED TO BUY 0223. between 5 and 8 p.m. MY FRIPNDS. CON6ENIAL 6UV DUPLEX I'j baths Appliances. References .No today, but who doesn't? uations vrhere you're called upon USED ADULT THREE Fcrtunately. they are manage- Appliances Carpeting Base­ pets. $295 646-3167 , 228-3540 $ 1 M 8 5 to lead or direct others today, be WHEEL BIKE Mlac. lor Rant 58 a M If you act asyou did In sue* r>elther too harsh nor too lenient. Call 643-2675 ment $400 plus heat and cftsful past experiences. Find the proper middle ground. © *lie »» Hi* MK ’ M ^ u » 0" -* utilities 643- 8481 Homaa lor Rant 54 FEMALE STUDENT SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | SEEKS SMALL EFFICENCY ONLY I a * T U PER MONTH Jdint venturfMi with persons who "He's out to a deductible lunchl” RENTALS BOLTON HEATED MANCHESTER - Available APARTMENT OR APARTMENT Quiet now' 2 bedroom with base­ FURNISHED ROOM Finance *5360 for 48 : Short RIbi — Frank Hill neighborhood References ment Only minutes from Roomi lor Rant 52 WITH KITCHEN Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl 4 Stoffel required No pets $270 a shopping $295. Locators, 236- PRIVALEGES. months at 15V4%. Finance I h w y . E t T . 8 8 m f q I >HiS 15 areal f in d THE FIRST REO- month 643-5983 5646 Small fee within walking distance of ICOIIIIIIIED 2t MMlI OR THE ROVAU SELUIEO PODO Main Street Manchester. charge *1832.80. NRD 'WATCHERS ^ BIRD OF THE SEASOM. EAST HARTFORD - fur­ VERNON - Country contem­ Must be situated by August SOCIETY ^ VS porary. 3 bedrooms with base­ ' MIUAQR ISTIMAT18 A R I POR COMPARISON ONLY. ACTUAL M ILIA Q I W IU V A ^ ACCOROINO TO MATURE MALE ROOM $15 nished one bedroom, air con­ 29th. Reply: Manchester ORIVINO CONOmONt, TRIP LINQTH, ITC. TOTAL O IPtRRID PAYMINT 8718M0. ^ Female, mature $20 Non- ditioned. heat paid Fully ment and fireplace Modern Herald. Box TT, 10 Brainard smokers. Live-In References. equipped Onlv $195 Locators, kitchen. Kids and pets OK Place. Manchester Ct. 06040 Our Boarding House One must have license, plus 236-5646 Small fee Locators, 236-5646 Small fee few errands and meals. 649- 1 VE 6(ML BACK Ti? WORK * ST E LL ME, IS C ^ M V JL L MANCHESTER - Room to <1^ 5459 MANCHESTER - Clean and ! AUTOMOTIVE FiTR ATTORNEY CRUMWELl^T EjSTILL AS OJHSeRVATIVE move in this 2 bedroom. Large cozy 5 rooms, well planned CONNECTICUTS coNNEcncurs VOLUNTEER PROSECUTOR.' /A S EVER? HISOAMPAISN kitchen, plenty of storage too' basement Lush wooded lot TO RESTORE THE MONARCHY Kids OK. Just $275 Locators, Auto Parta For Sale 80 N E W E ST OLDEST HES STRANSER THAN A Kids OK Just $230 Locators. hers/ MOUNTAIN CUMBER IN IN TWt UNITED STATES SEtMS 236-5646 Small fee M AZOA /MORlg 236-5646 Small fee LINCOUHNEIICURY. • • FO R MATURE FORD REAR AXELS T5 2 HOLLANP.BUT HE TO HAVE FA LTERED ! P » Bucket Seats $30 each. "67 St DEALEH DEALER PAYS W ELL! , HARS HE SHOULD SIMPLV RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, GLASTONBURY - Invest in MOVIN'■ T ^ H E COUNTRY ’ heaping I RESENT THAT. non-drinker. Pleasant room "68 T-Bird Doors, ^ each. r/rrs STRIVE FOR COMMONWEALTH happiness' This beautiful This Bolt/n 3 bedroom home T H IS W AV. References and security has cvewthing Call Locators Front Fenders $50 each. All STATUS! ^ 7 ----7, JL a ' energy conscious apartment parts in good condition, 38 1 required. 646-6025. Available can be yours by calling for details, 236-5646 Small immediately. fee Pearl Street, Manchester, 41S C IN flR n.g MAHClISTUg CONN. M 3-S13S Locators. 236-5646. Small fee. anytime. pastest p o o d l l HATBS IN TME WEST. RABBITS. \ S h e H e m l \

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24 - EVENING HERALD, Fri , Nov 7, 1980 Donahue wants may ask smooth change recount WASHINGTON (DPI) -- President —"While we will be cooperating to Cafter's’chief of staff says he wants the fullest extent. .. the responsibili­ the transition to a Reagan ad­ ty for making decisions and taking HARTFORD (UPl) - Republican ministration to be as smooth as actions remains with the president lildward Donahue migl^ ask for a and members of his administration.’-’ recount of his ne^j^holo finish President Gerald Ford made it for Carter in 1971 Watson said he asked the depart­ defeat by Democratic Rep William ment and agency heads to desipate' Ratchford in Connecticut's 5th ."In 1976. the Ford administration went to extraordinary measures to senior aides- as transition officials District congressional race be forthcoming and cooperative with and to prepare briefing materials for The Secretary of the State's office us." Jack Watson told reporters their Reagan counterparts by Nov. Thursday declared Ratchford the of- Thursday. ..'7 15. He said that-jusl as Ford did in licial winner of the election by a 'Tve never forgotten that. I've 1976. Carter wouljl make Blair ^margin of 1.702 votes Ratchford never forgotten how helpful that House, the official guest house collected 117.316 votes to Donahue's was." across from the White House, 115.614 available for Reagan L’nder state law. a recount is called Carter apd the first lady are at the ■Watson said he would meet with if the victory margin is less than one Camp David presidential retreat. Where they went Wedne.sday -for Meese for the first time next half of one percent of the vote cast, several days, Wednesday-'. hut not if the split is more than 2.000 "I anticipate a very smooth and votes In the 5th District race, that constructive transition." Watson, would have been 1.164 7 votes who headed (barter's transition team Richard Nicolari. Donahue's cam­ in 1976. told reporters, He added. "I Bush to buy paign director, said staff members were checkirfg reports ol alleged can tell you a transition in is more Maihe retreat voting ■ I m p rop-r let les or Happy times fun than a transition out " irregularities and will decide by the W'jjtson said he'had conlerred by KE!^NE.BL'NKPQRT. Maine 10-day statutory deadline whether to telephone wUh Reagan counterpart Kdwin Meese to work out details ol I UPl I — George Bush will be the seek a recount President-elect Ronald Reagan, left, and their first press conference at the Century the transition, as well ps with Jack nation’s second vice president He saidAine voting machipe in his vice president-elect. George Bush. Plaza Hotel since his election Tuesday, iUPl Mar.sh. thcTord transition chief retreating to coastal Maine from the Naugatuck, because of a malfunc­ answer questions in a jovial manner ^during photo i Watson said Reagan and V'ice rigors of Washington. tion did not record Donahue votes President-elect George Bush would Bush is .'now consolidating and the error was not discovered un­ ownership of an 113-acre estafe til 4 p m Ratchford took the city 5.- be given.daily intelligence briefings overlooking the Atlantic in this 759 to 4.518 including,Carter's daily briefing niaterials — probably starting early wealthy southern Maine community, Nicolari also said the headquarters which includes three houses and a was inundated with other calls Reagan now anxious next week caretaker's cottage questioning various aspects ol the The other vice president who voting prcK’ess After-getting his directions from visited Maine virtually every If there is sufficient reason to Carter Wednesday. Watson said he summer was the late Nelson request a recount on the basis ol made conference.calls to heads of the Rockefeller, who was born in Bar irregularities, we will do so he to begin elected job Cabinet and heads of other agencies Harbor and owned a summer home said 'We are trying to weed out fact and met with the White House senior at Seal Harbor, near Acadia National from fiction staff Thursday to give two instruc- LOS ANOKLKS i l ' l ’ i - Ronald back and forth to Washington to con­ to recognize the fact that this ad-, Park Ratchford who said he was elated ' turns Reagan has had two days to reflect sult with his transition team ministration is still in office ' The Kennebunkport estate has about being declared the vicWr. on his landslide eleclion and. far That team will be directed by Nonetheless, he said he wouldn t — "The president wants the transi­ been owned by the Bush family for blamed the unexpected closeness ol Irom wanting a rest, is now chom­ Kdwin Meese and William Casey, hesitate to make a suggestion it he tion from the Carter administration many years and is currently by the race on Ronald Reagan s sweep ping at the bit to^begln his term as two trusted advisers who will play a believed it would shorten the to Mr Reagan s forthconung ad­ Bush's mother. Dorothy Walker in Connecticut and across the coun> the 40th president large role in shaping the personality hostages' captivity ministration to be as constructive, Bush, and his aunt. Mrs George H try The still jubilant president-elect, ol Reagan s administration On other subjects smooth and effective as has ever oc­ Walker, now; living in Greenwich. President Carter lost 25 of the 26 showing no fatigue Irom his arduous A foreign policy transition team curred." Conn cities and towns m the district by a year-long run for the White House, also will being working and will in­ 50.(KK)-t6 60 OOOvole margin The edge —Reagan said he is committed to met reporters Thur.sday lor the lirsi clude three Democrats Sens Henry the conservative GOF platform It in the one city he carried in the area ■lackson of Washington and Richard time since his victory over President would be very cynical and callous of — Meriden — was less than 100 votes Carter and outlined some ol his Stone ol Florida and Washington at­ Ron may do well me now to suggest that lin going to He lost Democratic strongholds views Irom negotiations with the torney Kdward Bennett Williams turn away from it.' he said when like W'alerbury. the Naugatuck Soviet I nion to a role for running Their inclusion is in keeping with asked if he intends to obey Us call lor Valley That says something said mate George Bush Reagan s emphasis on having a an antiabortion amendment to the Ratchford who is heading into his se­ Sbme ol his proposals w;ill be with Dem House bipartisan foreign jxilicy that will, cond term It s a very sobering Constitution He said he believes shaped quickly info legislation according to the next president, have those who voted-for him must have WASHINGTON i I’PI i ' - smart enough to use them thing House Speaker Thomas P O'Neill, bt'cau.se Reagan exjiects to be an ac a dendedh different approach to believed in the platform also President-elect Ronald Reagan Two state Senate seats and one tivisl j/residenl He already is draf­ negotiating with the Soviet I'nion -He said he would solicit advue probably will-get along better with a who was unavailable for comment, House seat are still headed lor I believe in linkage Reagan told has made no secret in private of his ting' a number ol proposals and Irom all his supporters, including the Democratic controlled House than recounts executive actions lor submi.ssion as the reporters The term means disdain for Carter's relations with lundamentalist Mural Majority Jimmy Carter did. according to soon as he lakes office Reagan will not divorce such con­ Congress lin not going to separate myself sources within the Democratic and Reagan also said he expects to cerns as human rights and com­ Both Democrats and Republicans Irom the people who elected us Republican House leadership name his Cabinel by the end ol the feel Reagan has a golden opportunity munist expansion Irom talks on arms — Bush is a "very valuable asset The key will be who Reagan ap­ Amendments to get off on the right foot with month or early December reductions he will have a number ol things to points as his chief congressional Reagan who at 69 will be the iildest Officially H ^C arter foreign O’Neill, even though they are likely do' liaison, a post held under Carter by all approved lirst-lerm president originally policy saw no link between the SALT Frank Moore, who became one of the to disagree constantly on the issues planned to rest lor a while brdore talks and .Soviet aggression least popular men on Capitol Hill Personal relationships and an abili­ — Richard .Allen, accused in plunging into his new job But those, I don t think you simply sit down Top Democrats hope Reagan will ty to compromise and work together published reports ol influence HARTFORD i I'Pl i -- All-four con­ plans lasted about 48 hours aides at the table with the,Soviet I'ntOn to appoint a respected person who often will smooth over even the most peddling while a .Nixon While House stitutional amendments put before said and were junked because the discuss arms limitation without knows how to get along with bitter fight over an issue Connecticut voters on Flection Day aide, retains Reagan s conlidem e Californian became eager to start in regard to other factors Reagan Congress One name being bandied ' Tip is a very practical have been approved on the task before him said and. now that an investigation by itie politician. " said Rep Bob Michel. R- The ballot's third question ..which about IS Bill Timmons, a high He s chomping at the bit, one -As lor some personal role in the Reagan stall has exonerated him. he •Reagan aide who commanded 111 . a leading candidate to become cut the minimum age (or a state aide said Reagan who had no (lublic Iranian hostage crisis Reagan is will play a prominent foreign policy respect Irom Democrats when he GOP leader of the House senator or representative from 21 to role in the transition events scheduled lor today was to adamant w as chiel congressional liaison in the "The current White House has 18. was approved by the slimmest — Reagan expects to move as slay at his ranch near Santa Barbara The president is still the Ford White House been so damned inept. " said Michel margin of any amendement — about swiftly as jxjssible' to intrtiduce his much ol next week reading briefing president he said We want to I m sure^Reagan's going to bring "I’m sure Tip would just, as soon 37 000 votes economic renewal program m [lapers and meeting with advisers make it perle' tly [ilain that we are in some savvy people. " said a high have a 'White House liaison team who Another question giving the eluding personal income lax cuts After that he is expi'rled to let not going to intrude and we are going House Democratic staffer "They’ve knew where it was going Legislature power to establish by law been around, but Carter wasn’t On the other hand, it would be easy the period 17-year-olds who are to for Reagan, the Republican former become 18 by an election a time actor from California and O'Neill, period to regis’e^ was also ap­ the stubborn Boston Irish Democrat, proved It passed 357.838 to 320.900 HjEiig: no plans to leave

to allow their relationship to slip into A question cutting the six-month HARTFORD UPl — Former day named Haig as a member of an under former President Richard bickering waiting period for voter registration NATO Supreme Commander interim foreign policy board which Nixon and after that was commander House Republican leaders know for persons who move from one Alexander Haig mentioned frequent- will assess "major foreign policy of Allied forces in Europe He came that, and cross their fingers in hopes Conhecticut town to another was an l.v. as a possible Reagan administra­ challenges and report to him- in to UTC in December 1979 as presi­ Reagan will play his cards right with easv winner It was approved 441 164 tion Cabinet appointee, says he has January dent and chief operating officer O'Neill to 225 118 no plans to leave Connecticut Haig modified his statement later There had been some speculation Party loyalty kept O’.Neill working An amendment to lengthen the Haig, who currently heads the Thursday when he said in New York that Haig might seek the Republican for Carter s proposals although timetable for the Legislature to com­ mamhaoth oUnited Technologies he wouldn t^ completely rule out a presidential nomination this year, Democratic leaders constantly com­ plete a reapportionment plan was Corp said 1 came here to be presi­ post with the Reagan administration but he joked at the time that he plained privately of mixed signals,

passed easily — the only question to dent of United Technologies and 1 do I don t ever say no. especially hadn't been "overwhelmed by the inept lobbying and even double­ be approved by more than a twotu- not anticipate any changes when service to the American people dm ” of supporters urging him to be a crossing by the Carter White House one margin -UTC is Connecticut’s largest IS involved. Haig said candidate. At one time, O'Neill decltired his If the Legislature fails to adopt a private employer and relies heavily Other members of the board in­ He was a delegate to the GOP office off limits to Woore foe several plan a special commission will have on defense contracts Haig made Ijis clude former President Gerald Ford, national convention in Detroit, where days until Oct 30. instead of .Sept 1. to do comment Thursday after meeting lormer Secretary of State Henry he worked hard for Reagan Reagan, however, will not,have the the“ job If the commission also fails privately- with Gov Klla Grasso at Kissinger, and Eugene Rostow. a Haig also was one of several sur­ to meet its deadlines, the state advantage of party loyaltj' in the her Capitol office about UTC o.ut-of- former deputy undersecretary of rogates for Reagan who visited state House, which will have a 243-192 Supreme Court will have until Jan state plant constructions slate and now a Yale University law delegations, speaking out on behalf of Democratic majority The one in­ 15. instead of Dec 15 to file a com­ However Ronald Reagan, in a professor s. the candidate and urging full support dependent IS expected to organize pleted plan with the Secretary ol the -Vlexaiuler Hui|{ televised news conference the same Haig. 55. served as chief of staff ol him " with the Democrats State

A UVE DEMONSTRATION -4 Giaimo sees tough times in U,S, House Saturday 10—2 p.m. NEW HAVEN lUPD - Carter from the start in the way. he continued That's nonsense,'7 tors. DeNardis is a Roman contended with in- the 3rd Democratic Rep Robert -election but defended "However, I’m going to Giaimo said "I worked for Catholic of Italian extrac­ District more than iii the • ' Eeaturtng Giaimo, who is retiring Reagan against those who gi.ve Ronald Reagan every him, did radio shows for tion and Lieberman is an other districts, " he said after more than two described him as a benefit of the doubt as he him. advertisements He is orthodox Jew. The district. Aladdin & Koehring decades in Congress, says radical of the far right begins his stewardship of satisfied with my efforts " has a high percentage' of DeNardis’ win adds a se­ . Kerosene Heaters - It will be tbugh sledding fur He said Reagan was more the government " He blamed Jhe loss on Italian-Ainericans. cond Republican to his colleagues in the U S a centrist than a conser­ Giaimo also denied he Reagan’s popularity and on "It's (ethnic considera­ Connecticut’s six-member House next year vative _ had not done enough for religious and ethnic fac­ tion) a fact of life to be U.S Hou.se delegation Giaimo said the apparent "He IS not a doctrinaire Senate .Majority Leailer 243-192 Democratic control and he seems to adjust to Joseph Lieberman, D-.New in Congress was m is­ problems, ” Giaimo said Haven, who saw what leading because many I expect he will fully be a many believed at the start southern democrats side man of the center " was a surefire winning w ith R ep u b lican s on B.Y.O.G. I consider myself a campaign gel tossed by the issues His successor in the close friend of Jimmy wayside with De.Nardis’ 3rd District will be Carter and 1 will stay that victory Republican Lawrence Be Your Own GueBtl! l . J ' i DeNardis Enjoy the occasion, don't ■ ■ A • "It's going to be very dif­ dread it. lEe carry a complete ficult for Democrats in the ta N D O ORCHARDS Special Saturday Only House to muster selection of paper and plastic majorities, ” he said "I Crisp Native Apples goods. If you're having a par- don't think it's going to be Meintosn, Cortland, Rad and Qold 10% off any Kerosene hooter purctiased possible for the Democrats Dalicloua, Wineaapa, Ida-Rada, ty> place us on your list, under to get any kind of legisla­ Baldwin and Northarn Spy. ... must!! tion through without MANCHESTER HARDWARE Reagan or the Pun and natural awaat appla cldar 146 Shaldon Rd., Manchaatar Republicans ' traahly mada at tha tarm. Talaphona 646*3322 877 Main 8 t, Manchester "He (Reagan) can veto d ir ec tio n s Sh«idon 'Road runi t>#tw««n Oskland BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD. • BLAST. SirMt (Rout# S3) and Parkor Straat in north Manchettar 6 43 -4 4 25 at any time and win.'' said HOURS Daily SAM-SPM-Saturday 8AM-3PM ROW I'ree purkinjt at rear of our Hlore. Giaimo. who sided with