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mWm i’^ 4. Manchester, Conn. J Rialn today; fog tonight Saturday, Aug. 8, 1981 - See page 2 Mfralb 25 Cents New hostage crisis brewing in Iran
In what Tehran radio called a message to and the luggage was about to be loaded on board By United Prese International Mitterand, Meshkini warned that, unless France an Air France jet when Iran barred them from leaving until they had been interviewed about Htnnng at anotfaer hottage crisis, a'leading agrees to return Bani-^dr and other opponenU of the regime, Iran may try to force their non-payment of rent and taxes. Iranian clergyman warned Friday the French “The delay in their departure is purely due to Ehnbassy in Tehran might be seised unless extradition by the same methods It used to try to get the United States to send back the late shah. financial and personal matters, they, may leave France agrees to send former President on the first available Iranian plane," an Iranian OUR 30 MONTH A Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and other opponents of the “If you do not agree to extradite these terrorists to Iran, in the same way that the Ira Foreign Ministry official said later. blamic regime back to Iran. However, Tehran radio also stepped up its a t -, BOND MARKET e d The warning by Ayatollah Meshkini, prayer nian nation stood up to America with clenched fists and the call of ‘God is great’ and nibbed tacks on France, calling it “a base for all leader of Qom, came as France reported that an counter-revolutionaries and bankrupt politicians - agreement had been reached with Iran to allow America’s snout in the dust, it (Iran) will do the same to you,” Tehran radio quoted Meshkini as engaged in activities against the Islamic people LAST WEEK IN JULY 116 French citizens to leave the country in two of Iran” and demanding the “death of France.” groups beginning Monday. ssyin^ # ' (withcaling) Tlie radio said Meshkini, whose first name Mitterrand canceled a weekend trip to Heeding French President Francois southwest France and a spokesman said the Mitterand's warning to flee “immediately,” a was not given,- spoke during prayers in Qom, Annual Effective traditional base of Iranian revolutionary leader president was watching the situation "minute by group of 62 French citizens and diploinats tried minute.” , to leave Iran Thursday but were barred from Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Interest Rate Annual Ifidd Undoubtedly with visions of the 444-day-long Iran is seeking the extradition of both Bani- ! ■ ! j’ boarding an Air France jetliner on grounds that Sadr and and Massoud Rajavi, leader of the lef I t . their exit papers were not in order. American hostegq crisis in mind, Mitterand set up a “minute-by-mlnute” crisis watch while tist Mojahideen Khalq guerrilla group, who fled However, French officials said the disagree to France together July 27th aboard a hijacked 12.00% 12.94% ment had been ironed out and that 116 of the 140 French diplomats worked to iron out the 11th ' jet. 1 .1 i i ' i French nationals in.Iran would leave for Paris ' hour snags that prevented most of the French embassy sUff and other French citizens from France, which also gave asylum to Khomeini aboard two Iran'AirTUghts leaving Monday and before he returned to Iran 8i January, 1979, leaving Thursday. . ■W ^ Wednesday. Among those staying behind were a refused the demand. NOW THROUGH AUG. 17TH four-man skeleton embassy staff. The Frenchmen had arrived at,Tehran airport •y .7.. ■ •>. f I • : 4,,,^. (ceiling lifted) '7^ > . *■- ■■ 4 1 Annual Effective " ' , ■ ) .• Interest Rate Annual Yield Government may hire back Y:-- ' .t r vx 15.80% 17.37% 'a few hundred' controllers m M At Reagan’s vacation retreat in M in iitMfi m- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The California, spokesman Larry .govenun«it mw hire back “a few mmr Speakes was asked whether the ■ if hundred” strikhig air traffie con White House was concerned about trollers If they can prove they w «e reports of "fatigue setting in” V' harassed into walking off their jobs, among some of the supervisory Transportation Secretary Drew 0?3 employees who have been working y.'iw Lewis said Friday. long hours. w i But Lewis steadfastly maintained "Safety is the No, 1 priority,’’ he the government never would allow said. "Adjustments are being* the bulk of the 12,000 strikers to made.” : i return, even If they left thie picket Speakes also rejected a suggestion lines. ■' , „ ^ there is “confusion in the air “None of those will be back, he towers.” said. “We don’t want them back.” “Our reports show the system is OT Manchesl^ President Reagan said Wednesday operating smoothly, the planes are that although be felt bad that so 7-4 flying and there are no problems,” ■il'K- M—chcmr; Miln Sturt (Mito Otto)! PyiicB Pli« (Priw to); many controllers were being fired, he said. Burr Oiciien Slfcpi4iwCeiimi EiMCtMw SuvBi M i n c ^ R ^ “Our position is Irreversible... thfy U.S.-bound flights have been Hirtfccd Ro«l« McKeei Sho|)riM Ptaa « Sptnctri Tbp Nwch a ^ i n g took an oath” not to strike. grounded in Norway, French con CauerM North End. EattH aflM : Buimide AvehtmPuiiumBr^Pha. r ^ Boittw: Bohoo Noidi M Route 44A. Airfow: Anitowt ShowowFUa. But Lewis said some strikers told trollers have issued a safety war SaMh WitkUor: Sulfinn Avenue Shopfiiiii Center. the Federal Aviation Administra ning to outbound flights but have not Aihfofd: Junction Routes 44 & 44A. Tklephooe.646.ir00. tion they were intimidated into grounded any aircraft, and Dutch 71k# Sxprfti Dinth remaining away from the lob. He controllers have asked their govern ‘18 ■m Baatfbid: MoodiV & Friday, me. 198 ne« to port ora«. TO. ^ said those ^ l e —“ probably a few ment to report to them on any .safety m Scodaad: Tbeadty & HWneaday.acrcw from post office. TH. J. a hundred at most” — may be problems in U.S. airspace. SpnpMiThitfiday& SMurday.lSW. Main Si. IH. 822-4319. Member F.D.I.C reemployed “if we are able to docu A 8SSS1 Lewis went on several television ment they are legitimate cases.” and radio programs early Friday in Lewis said a total of 5,162 dis an attempt to reassure the public. missal notices have been maiM to I On ABC’s “ Good Morning •' date and 17 control towers have been America,” he said the airways "are fenced out closed temporarily. r ON probably safer than before the Asked if there was any movement strike” because of reduced flight Jason Qoldberd, 3, of 40 Nutmeg Drive, watches his father, toward a settlement in the dispute, levels. that present interest rates will drop soon, • Whether you already have an IRA Lenny, Pl«y softball Friday at Robertson Park. (Herald photo by he replied, “’There is nothing in the “We thinlo4g6 are operating very Plhto) . works.” ’ STRIKE safely,” he said. it’s a fiiie way to guarantee yourself a high (individual Retireinrat Account) or Lewis said air 4ravel was Of the charge that medically unfit intend to open one j this 30 Month CD ' operating Friday at 73 percfcnt to 76 controllers are being used, FAA return month after month for IVi years. percent of normal. The FAA has spokesman Dennis Feldman said, Here are a few quick facts you ^ould could be a great tax shelter to help you frozen domestic flights for a month U n lt^ Auto Workers President Douglas Fraser Joins strlkihg "That’s a complete fabrication. Tody's Herald at the current reduced level. air traffic controllers on a picket line at Detroit’s Metro Airport Everyone that we are using is total know about 30 Month Bond Market CDs save for th? future. Ask about it. And Lewis disputed claims by and Is welcomed with cheers of solidarity. Fraser said his union ly qualified, in terms of proficiency foreign air traffic controllers that Is grounded for the duration of the controllers’ strike. (UPI and medically.” at ^ e Savings Bank of Mwchester: • Do you have a Savings Bank of >• U.3. skies are unsafe, saying there However, the FAA confirmed /^C hester 30 Month Bond Market kpeclal session to repeal the unin are no plans to cut back service photo) supervisors at San Francisco Inter • You don’t have to be a big saver to earn corporated business tax. Page 7. during the weekend because of the national Airport are vyorking shifts military controllers, Including 128 to clear aircraft bound for the C D that’s about to mature? W hen you nationwide strike. .^United States. It said medically un- as long as 16 hours, although most this big interest. Why, you can earn divi "There’s no question the skyways added Friday, are in place and 200 have 8-to 10-hour shifts six days a renew , be assured we’ll see to it that you Polish strikes more are expected by ’Tuesday., 'fit controllers are working and U.S. j dends on this account with a minunum are safe,” he said.< The International Federation of pilots have reported 25 near-mlsses. Workers shut down Poland’s In The worii schedule for Supervisors The U.S. government confirmed Commercial pilots flying the earn tUs new higher rate. Air Traffic Controllers system say they find no indications balance of only $1,000.00. Natur^y> it dustrial heartland in a balf-day and otIterS working In place of the Associations, with 61 member only one near-miss report last Mon makes sense to invest even more in • As in the past , the Savings Bank of strike that brings warnings from strikers will be reduced next week, nations, has psked its! members not day. the skies are unsafe. Mandiester will pay the maximum Soviet and.Polish Communists. Lewis said, reporting that) 521 order to get back more later. The point d>age 8. is, with this kind of CD you don’t interest allowed % law on 30 Month V i n Look how we’ve C D s j and idways at a h i^ e r rate than need to com e up with a big $10,000, In sports out more pickets which you do with a 6 Month Money commercial banks can offer. All funds State ^ raised thepay-off Blajor leagne baseball resumes received 25-30 telephone calls a day on deposit are insured up to $100,000., I , Sunday with AU-Star Game in Demers said, limiting "our^rigW to Market C D . WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — The was taken down and an eight- from people looking for controllers’ Cleveland... Bob Murphy retains member pickpt line set up near the raUy.” You p r^ b ly have questions about our state has refused to give strikini air Demers said Connecticut labor jobs. on 30 Month CDs! • Issue rates can vary every pvo w e e k s- lead in PGA Golf Championship traffic controUers permissioa to in terminal. , Since the strike started Monday, A takeover .,. Pega>. ■ “Now we’re getting indications leaders suggested an airport raUy of but once opened, the rate is fixed for ffie 30 Month Bond M afk^ CD. We’ll give ' J - crease the number of pickets at 200 people, but the state “won’t be said, many former military air We just did it at the Savings Bank of Bradley Intemational^Aiiiwrt, a un from postal workers, the building traffic controUers and other pMple you an sw o s. We d o believe it’s an invest Anti'Ayatollah Khomeia( conriruction unions a ^ others who aUow us an area” for the raUy. State Manchester! - just called a halt to ihterest entire term the money’s on deposit. deflfMOftraton take over Iranian ion leadar said Friday. officlali indicated a large raUy without experience have caU ^ him' dlplomaUg offlcera in “The state of Conneeticut will not want to provide us with picketers to about the possibility of replacing the ment well wordi making-espedally now help out,*’ Demers said. "They’re w ^ d cause traffic problems at the rate ceilings on 30 Month Certificates of In ters is compounded continuously WMiUngton, selB&ig boateien allow us to add on any more people airport, te aaid. striking air traffic controUers. that we’ve gone through the ceiling on ^. before being takes by police. One Business...... ; at the terminal blpket line," said talking about a larger number of At the Danbury Airport, John Ker- > and credited monthW, date of deposit to picketen, but there’a no way to uae Demers also said be was unaware Deposit. As you can see, we’re now offer men w u ^ end eaMm- m u Churches Reno Demara. of eny additional air traffic con manshek, vice president of Danbury interest rates. Classified,..., them any where near the airport.” ing far better earnings on these easily • day o f withdrawal which must be ^ bramiiM- *• 272 of the Profesaioaal Air Traffic trollers returning to work at Airways, said the closing of the air Comics .. . . a ; ControUers Organisation. Tha stata’i complaint, Demers tower at Danbury “sbo^dn’t pose As you know, we’re^always happy to said, is that an Increased number «h Bradloy. affordable CDs. least Vh years later. FDIC regi^tions Bdtioriel . . . “It Juat seema to be a rwi “We're bolding right where we pn^lems for us.” Entertainment stonewalUni bjr the state to allow pickets would hamper operations at He said there would be no dafety allow you to withdraw from a timesav* ghre our customers alnhe fects about all Tax repeal the terminal. "We’ve been conduc were (Tburaday) morning,’’ he said. We think our 30 Month CDs are an Lottery ...,.., any more pietatlng," V e m m aaM: “We'ra going to bang tough, we problems associated with’ an uncon our saviiigs plans. ^ find that, once Oo«. WlUlam O’NaiU meets Obituaries . . . . ^beroers aaid local controUeri In ting ourselves very weU,” he said. trolled airport. "Thla -airport especially attractive way to save. And if ihgsRocount like this before matm^ ‘"Im itatepdice have told uittiat. have nothing else to lose.” wttb fjve pemocratlc state te o rts ...... itially set up a 15-membar picket At 'S ik o r^ Memorial Airpmi in operated for about 45 years before a bum tih substantial penalty. done, the fti^ speak for themsdves. a l t e r a who cenid tip the IWevlslon . .. . line at the outsklrta of the mwling The state also has blocked tower and there weren't any you’re like some investors who anticipate Weather . .. . Bradley controUers from bolding a Stratford, WUUam Herron, chief air beUpie Gethe p e U ^ jM^ve for a B radley' airport compldx. On traffic controller, said hevrhas problema.” Wednesday, be said, the picket line )arge rally near the terminaf.
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2 - THE HERALD. S«t.. Aug. 8, U<1 ■■■st ■ Jobless rate drops
WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s un current time,” he said. “I’d have to see dustry continues to show weakness and has employment rate dropped to‘7 percent in Ju another month of surprisingly good news on recovered only a small proportion of the jobs ly, the government reported Friday — the employment before it would suggest a new lost during the past two years." lowest in more than a year and a surprise for trend was emerging.” Michigan's unemployment rate, one reflec news Briefing economists who see the economy slowing The July rate was the lowest since the 6.9 tion of the Detroit auto industry's plight, climbed 0.7 points to 11.3 percent for the y down. percent in April of last year, and well below Z \.i**"* The number of unemployed in July was 7.5 the peak for this year — May’s 7.6 percent. month. “ The unemployment numbers are likely to , million, an Improvement over June’s total of > ■The good news was spread throughout the go up,” said Dave Ernst, an economist with 7.8 million, the Labor Department report economy with one big exception, the con said. At the same time, total employment struction industry, according to Janet Evans Economics. Like virtually every other m MATMN fOTOOMT • climbed by 570,000. Norwood, head of the government's Bureau major forecaster, Ernst had wrongly June’s unemployment rate was 7.3 percent, of Labor Statistics. “ Construction was the predicted a slight worsening in unemploy and May’s 7.6 percent. only major industry to show an over-the- ment in Juiy. . ” It’s good news,” said Murray Weiden- month employment dfcline," she said. The improvement, he said, is “ a pretty Reagan gets baum, chairman of the president’s Council of An additional 20,000 construction jobs were good sign for what it means for some Third youth Economic Advisers. “ You always welcome'a lost during July, according to the government recovery in consumer spending. " decline in unemployment, but I don't lead too report, bringing the total unemployed in that Pessimism about unempioyment has been grounded in severai recent government strike news Weather much into it, frankly.” industry to 768,000 or 15 percent. found dead The administratlon-’s latest forecast en “ Factory employment, which has shown measurements that have shown business visions the unemployment rate reaching 7.7 strength in recent months, rose by more than falling off. including downturns in the leading SANTA BARBARA, CqJIf. (UPI) - VANCOUVER, British Columbia percent for the year aS a whole. 100,000 in July,” Mrs. Norwood said. “ As a economic indicators and the 1.9 percent con- Vacationing President Reagan kept “ It was a surprise,” said economist Allen whole, the manufacturing industry has - traction in gross nationai product during (UPI) — Police, fearing an Atlanta-type abreast of the air traffic controllers, Sinai of Data Resources Jnc., echoing regained 630,000 jobs since last July, about Aprii through June. string of child murders, Friday iden strike Frtdqy in between horseback today’s forecast tified a battered, nude body found near a forecasters in and but'of government in their half the total lost during the recession.” At that rate. GNP is about 6 percent under riding and cleiuring trails on his 688-acre the generaliy acknowledged “ break-even” lake as one of eight youngsters — seven WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - ’The National W oa tto reaction to July’s improvement in unemploy A few of those new jobs were added even in Rancho del Cthlo, his aides said. level necessary .to keep unemployment from boys and a girl — who disappeared in a Service forecast for Connecticut: ment. the still-slumping auto industry, which like ’The president) up at8 a.m. Pt)T on the Rain Saturday with highs in the 70s. Cloudy Satunfav “ It does run counter to all the other infor housing has been hurt badly by high interest getting worse. popular camping area in four months. first full day of his vacation, rode bis The body, identified as that of Ray night with patchy fog and a dianoe of sboirars. Uiwsin mation on the economy coming out at the rates. But Mrs. Norwood said. “ The auto in- horse Little Man, began working on the mond King, IS, was the third to be found the 60s. B e c o m ^ partly sunny and warmer Sunlay )______ranch and received a national security' in a 20-mile radius, and a spokesman for with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm. Highs Sun briefing and a report from aide Michael parents of the eight said they were con Deaver about the strike. day in the 80s. vinced all the cases were linked. m th ea st winds Saturday around iO miles per hour, WE ACCEPT Deaver, staying in Santa Barbara, “ It’s gruesome, it’s awful,” said fami t ight souther^ winds Saturday night. STORE HOURS: telephoned Reagan to relay infomnation ly spokesman Christopher Burgess. “ Ob supplied by White House chief of staff viously we’re looking for a psychotic.” James Baker in Washington. King’s body was found only 1,500 yards .1* Extended outlook master charge] Deputy White House Press secretary from where the badly-decomposed body Sunday Larry Speakes said Reagan believes the of Judy Kozma, 14, stabbed 19 times, was Extended outlook for New England Monday througte jpVhkki “ overriding objective” in dealing with found July 25. The bludgeoned body of Wednesday: ______; the illegal walkout of 12,000 federal con Daryn Todd Johnsrude, 16, was found Massaehuietla, Rhode Island ft Gonneetienti Fair trollers is the safety of the flying public. 9a.m. to 5p.m, May 2 a week after his disappearance Monday. Clouding up Tuesday. Chance of Aowers The adnninistration has accelerated Wednesday. Daytime highs in the upper 70s to middle DISCOUNT while visiting relatives. the replacement of the strikers by 2,000 Burgess said five of the eight children 80s. O v e r ^ t lows in the 60s. more military counterparts and wUl map Mon. - Sat. disappeared on a Thursday afternoon, all Maine, New Hampshire: Clearing Monday. Fair MINIMUM PURCHASE '25 00 plans for reducing commercial air traf-* Tuesday. Chance of showers Wednesday. Highs in the MAXIMUM PURCHASE G in broad daylight and all, with the excep fic by 25 percent over the next month tion of one girl, within 10 miles each mid 70s to low 80s. Lows in the SOs. . DEPENDS ON YOUR BANK 8a.m. to1 Op.m. while the transition is under way. Vermonis Fair Mmday, a chance of showers ’Tuesday One of 25 antl-KhomeIni demonstrators Is arrested by Washington APPROVAI other, hb said. ’ But Speakes said Reagan has no plans . police Friday after they took hostages In the third floor offices of the Ira M A Uf^UCCTCD 260 no rth main at main or “ They’re all good looking kids, fair and Wednesday. Highs in the 70s to around 80. Lows in^ to aid financially troubled carriers which nian Interests Section of the Algerian Embassy. Five to 10 hostages lYIMn^wnCO I C n 725 ea st middle turn pike haired, fair-skinned, wholesome kids,” the 50s and low 60s. may be hurt further by the schedule he said. “ All quite similar in appearance were taken, and at least two persons were Injured by gunfire as the readjustment. wi wticmit Youa robo sraw wbchasm PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., AUQ. 9 THRU SAT., AUG. IS, 1981 as well. If you look at their photographs group surrendered. (UPI photo) S p ^ e s rejected the idea that the it’s quite astounding, really.” walkout called Monday by the National forecast AH eight were described as weli- Professional Air ’Traffic Controllers adjusted and without any prior runaway Los Aiweles pc Organjization has caused confusion in 'By Unltad Prass btenialitional history. afy a Fcst HI U ' ^ L o o iS ^ r U.S. airport control toiyera. He AUwciaerque pc » ■ .... Memphis r Burgess said he would ask the federal Today in history Miami Bech pc suggested there was considerable Ancborsfc r a w n Khomeini foes government to put together a task force AUwvUle r MUwaukee r evidence that the union had padded the S7 a JO Minneapolis cy to coordinate the investigation although On Aug. 6, 1940, the German Luftwaffe began a series of daylight air AdsnU r n R SI work force with unnecssary employees. B illliy c ■ » .... Nashville r. police were reluctant to link the three raids on Britain. A Heinkel III bomber Is seen over a British town In this New Orleans r ’The only visitor to Reagan and his wife Biiminghsni r M R .... murdep-aqd five missing youths. photo obtained from German sources a few weeks later. (UPI photo) Bdstoo pc n It .... New York e Nancy at their ranch in the Santa Ynez BnnisvU Tx.pe w « .... Oklahm Cty cy King’s body was found near a Omaha c mountains was a personal aide, David BsHSlo cy n a .... seize mission rHOUSAMDS. campgrounds at Weaver Lake north of Christa S.C. pc ■ u .... Philadelphia pc Fischer, who brought the president Charlott N.C. r m 71 .... Phoenix c ^ a ssiz in southern British Columbia’s Pittahuixh r briefing papers. Chican cy ■ M 01 na'ser Vailey, about 60 miles east of Clsvdtnd r R ■ .... Portland M. cy represent Iran’s interest in the United , Star Is gone Keep pledge? But presidential physician Dr. Daniel Portland Ore. e WASHINGTON (UPI) — Two doron Vancouver, King was last seen July 23 OcIUBibai r R a .... States after President Carter broke off Ruge and the president’s military aide - Dallas' cy HI R ..., Providence pc Iranians opposed to the Khomeini Iwhen he went summer job-hunting. DciAnr pc R a .... Richmood pc regime sta g ^ a brief takeover Friday of formal relations with Tehran. It deals WASHINGTON (UPI) - Readers lined WASHINGTON (UPI) - Education were staying nearby with a group of Dcs Mciacs pc a a -.... 8L Lonis pc Police said the body was too decom Sett Lake Otyc the office representing Iran’s Interests in mainly with Iranian students. up for the fisal edition of The Secretary Terrel ^11 wants President Secret Service agents. Detroit cy a a .... posed to give evidence of any sexual Dnhith pc H a San Antonio pc the United States. One man was shot and After the militants were taken away in OF PRICES Reagan to keep a campaign pledge to Reagan plans to remain at the ranch 101 San Diofo pc assault. Cause of death was a blow to the Washington Star Friday, supporting the Ea Paso r 'a a a critically wounded as they gave handcuffs, a half-dozen supporters of the afternoon daily newspaper in death as abolish the Education Department by until Aug. 30 except for a visit to Los Hartford pc a a .... San Pnncisc c head, apparently with a blunt instru San Juan pc thernselves up. Iranian government arrived and stood leaving it in place but stripping away its Angeles Aug. 17 to 22. He return to V Hoaohihi c a a A ment. they never had in its 128 years of life. IndlSBapoUs r a R .... Seattle c Two other Iranians also were taken to across the stree” Cabinet rank, sources said Friday. Los Angeles Aug».36rtniV|row Chicago Jackaoo Mias, r Asked if King’s identification added to Long iines formed at ’The Star, where a Tt .R hospitals, one with bruises and the other The shooting victim, wHo refused to people waited quietly for copies of an 88- Reagan campqigned for the White Sept. 2-to deliver two spem es and fly - jacksoovtUe pc a R .... the theory the killings and dis kaasas Cfty pc 'R a . a i - pc bScause he was “ overexcited.” identify himself, was admitted to. page newspaper t^ t banner^ the words House in favorhig of dismantling the back id WariiihgtoiMhe n ^ day.- LBS VasaS C m a .... Wikidti' pc iSif Georgetown University Hospital .in REDUCEDI appearances were connected, Vancouver year-old department, and only appointed Reagan’s August vacdttm is one of the Little cy a R .a 'The demonstrators, supporters of the police Superintendent Bruce Nprthrup “ FINAL EDmoN” in bold, black type. critical condition. TOP NOTCH SAVES YOU EVEN MORE WITH THIS Bell after the Utah educator agreed to longest presidential absences from leftist guerrilla ,group People’s said, “ If you ask me technically as part .’"There is great silence today in “ The bullet lacerated the small in Washington in recent times. But his Mojahideeh-e Khalq, invaded the Iranian UNPRECEDENTED STORE^WIDE PRICE ROLL-BACKI. of a police investigation based on fact, Washington,” President Reagan wrote in support that position. testines and he is undergoing a resection ’The president is bxpected to make his aides said ^they make no apologies and Interests Section at about 8:30 a.m. EDT there is no evidence at this point to a letter published on the front page. “ A of the bowel,” a hospital spokeswoman decision later this year, but any change point out that Congress, too, is on its and* took five employees of the office suggest that. fine newspaper is gone and a noble tradi said at midday. in the structure would have to be ap regular summer recess. hostage, polled said. tion ended.” _ . Police talked the militants into giving Another youth, who identified himself ’The final edition, filled with stories proved by Congress. » Lottery up in less than an hour later but as they as Mamood Kupai, 19, was in fair;,condi- about ’The Star’s history and the finan Until the department was put in place PECriED emerged from the office chanting, tion with “ multiple trauma” he suHered Fire kills one cial problems that brought it down, last year, education was a component'of Jail protest “ Death to Khomeini,” shots rang out. An when “ trampled on,” she said. reported that ’Time Inc., which had in the Department of Health, lo c a t io n Numbers dmwn J>'ndey New Hampahire Iranian, who was not a demonstrator, A third Iranian was taken to George PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI)-Asm oky. vested |8S million in Ue paper, had and Welfare — which was renamed in New .England; sweepstakes: 711, 58, Washington University Hospital, where a NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (UPI) — A was held'on suspicion of firing the shots four-alarm fire destroyed a styrofoam > talked with 60 potential buyers. Health and Human Services following Connecticut dally r -088. yellow. spokesman said he suffered no physical protest fizzled Friday at the Bristol and was expected to be charged with manufacturing plant in the city’s But none, reported ’The Star, had been the separation. Play Four: 1786. Rhode Island daily: 4881. injuries and was "overexcited.” County House of Correction when a assault with a deadly weapon. Olneyville section Friday, killing one willing to pledge to spend at least |20 Education groups, favoring an in New Hampshire daily: Vqrmont daily: (M. District of Columbia Police group of inmates who refused to leave The 22 Iranians arrested add two of the employee. million to keep the newspaper going creased federal role in school matters, 7864.1 Midne daily: 301. spokesman Gary Hankins said Friday’s lobbied lurd with Pr^ident Jimmy the exercise yard until an inmate got his injured, who were hospitalized under hp— Pf The body of the man, reported missing another year. demonstration was similar to several furlough returned to their cells. police guard, were to be chatged in shortly after the blaze began, was ’The Star’s newsroom resembled a Carter for Creation of the department. others Iranian students have staged at Some 30 state troopers, who were dis federal court with damaging the proper recovered several hours after the fire. morgue as reporters and copy editors Bell, according to administration UIG MFC’S U t the Iranian Interests Section during the patched to the scene at 3:15 p.m. when ty of a foreign government, a felony ’The fire at the Lance Co. was reported cleaned out their desks. sources, this week presented an options past year — except for the taking of Coupons! jail officials called for help, left the carrying a possible sentence of five Double GET DETAILS at 1:36 p.m. and under control at 2:53 There were no farewell toasts —. as paper to the president and indicated he scene around 4:30 p.m. without having to years Imprisonment, a 210,000 fine or hostages. AT OUR STORE! p.m. after raging through the building, there were when the closure plans were favors a plan to set up education as an in “ The only demands they made were to ALL THIS WEEK!!! intervene, a police spokesman said. both, police said. part of the old Eastern Wire mill com announc^ two weeks ago — because dependent entity without Cabinet rank, talk to the news media,” Hankins said; Assistant Deputy Superintent Walter The Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeini ac plex. r management had banned Uquor from the such as the National Science Foundation. Almanac Police talked to the idemonstrators That would leave the structure intact, Borowitz said the prisoner, whose naine cused the Mojahideen-e Khalq, Iran’s ’Traffic was tied up for blocks by building. through the door and persuaded them to eUPSSAyE...THE8E COUPONS MOT AVAILABLE IN OUR STORESI “ Maybe they thought we would trash but Bell would not be a niember of the was not released, became angry aHier * largest left-wing guerrilla group, of plan onlookers and jams cause by fire equip ting the bomb teat killed at least 74 top give up. But as people began filing out of the place,” joked a departmental editor Cabinet. beUig informed he was not quidified for ment. Black smoke was visible for fundamentalist leaders in Tehran in the office into a narrow hallway, several Valuable Coupon miles. Initial reports from witnesses in busy writing letters of recommendation However, because the Reagan ad the furlough. Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon “ He just went out there and tried to By United Press International June. The regime has executed more shots rang out, Hankins said. dicated the fire may have started with a for staffers. , ministration wants to transfer many muster a few fellows to go along .with Today is Saturday, Aug. 8, the 220th day of 1981 with than 800 people since then, most of them “ Everything appeared to be peaceful KRAFT QUART 1 L I.C A N ___ 16 COUNT BOX machinery explosion. Several staffers wore T-shirts federal programs — including some and almost routine until the shooting oc Pi him and ask that his furlough be 145 to follow. on charges of belonging to the group. Fire Chief Michael Moise said the proclaiming, ’ "TIME has run out on The having to do with education — to the SWEET LIFE The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its ’The Iranian totereids Section office, a curred.” Hankins said. "They had given cause annearod to be accidental. Star.” states. grafted,” Borowitz said. MIRACLE ALL PURPOSi QRIMD full phase. part of fhe Algerian Embassy but up. They were coniing out.” SALADA The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. located in a twostory office bqllding a Then, he said, there was .. WHIP The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. mile away on Wisconsin Avenue north of “ pandemonium.” K/SALAD DRI8SINQ COFFEE TEA BAGS Those born on tiris date are under the sign of Leo. (toorgetown, was set up in April 1980 to Hankins said police fired no shots. America’s first professional architect, Cbarlea. Cs^tot Region Highlijghts Bullfinch, wgs born Aug. 8,1763. American performera Conhie Stevens and Esther Williams also were born on this date — Miss Stevens In 1938 and Miss Williims in 1923. Britain rejects On this day In history: Pollution Control Authority, said that Town At «mi naaaii taB iMWaml ' 10.00 food ■Nk oaapaa tad tddlUtaal '10.00 Iddd wHk covaaa aaa addHIaaal '10.00 food torney Edwin Lavitt has advised him that the state Fighting crime ifi 1940, the Gernuu Luftwaffe began a aeries of putcIwM. LOOK ma icaaaoa oaf cuiloaitf. aarclWH. llaiN dad odapaa a « eaUd«t«. aoKlMH. llaiH oat cduaaa pti caiwoiw Pupil advances GOOD AUG. 9 THRU AUQ. IS. 1981 Department of Environmental Protection has daylight air raids on Britain, GOOD AUQ. 9 THRU AUG. IS. 1991 GOOD AUQ. 9 THRU AUQ. IS. 1991 to______1945,_ Russia declared war on Japan — aeyen days. A jurisdiction over pollution of ponds. EAST HAR’TFORD — In its campaign against HARTFORD — One of every five students in befofo’Tokyo surratdered. ■ e He said the town has no ordinances concerning neighborhood crime, the Ehist Hartfoid Citizens Ac Hartford public middie schools and high schools strike initiative such pollution or to authorize any punitive action tion Group began mapping out its strategy will be forced to repeat a grade next year, school against the developer. ’Thursday night. ' ^ because it made no.mention of previous officials say. ’The sewage spiUs occurred twice witUn three Members of the group ihet with Police Com ppr-ifFAST,. Northern Ireland (UPI) — Systemwide, 17 percent of the 22,318 students demands for direct talks between the in Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon days last month when the pumping station in the mander George Dayton to discuss the best vray to The Britifh government Friday rejected were held back this yeai*, while 7 percent were mates and the British government. Highland View subdivision malfunctioned, introduce a neighborhood crime watch program in a new effort by Irish nkttonalUt tounates retained last year, officials said. ’The difference In rejecting the attempt Atkins said, KRAFT Belanger said. ’The pond was closed to swimming tbo towo* te resolve the hunger strike which has 10 PACK 6.60S. IN WATIR represents a 141 percent increase in the number of “ The government sees no justification 7.2601. BOX by town health officials. It was closed to fishing as Some members of the’group feel the starting ilahrlfrBtrr Hrraid already claimed eight lives at the Maze students held back this year in the state’s largest for ghltng the prisoners In Northern well a few hours after the first reported spillage on point should he a street-by-street survey of prtSOQa MACARONI school system. \ Irelwid a substantially different regime TETLEY July 16. Offlcials said that testa of the pond water residents’ attitudes towardsinirrent crime preven O /ffoinf JtfanelMster JVewsjMper Tbe 420 Irish republican inmates at the School officials said that the major reason that a (than otherilnniates), and certainly not showed that raw sewage still remained in the pond tion and personal experiences with crime. prison issued a statement Thursday A CHEESE higher number of student^ failed to advance this USPS 327-600 V ol. C . N o. 26S on the grounds that some of them claim INSTANT TEA ‘tr r T U H A last week. ’The suggestion for this was made by group night w hli* rnlsei hopes for ending the year is the school system’s'stricter enforcement of ttot tbe serious crimeb they connmitted member Jane Ecbelagn who skid such a survey Published dally except Sunday and certain b o lid ^ b y promotion policy. fasL would be confidential and would help the group to the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald .Square, “ I have studied thU statemmt with were politically motivated.’’ . Herman LaFontaine, school superintendent, said The hunger strike began 160 days ago . determine which areas of town are,hardest hit by Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage pidd at care In the hope that it would Indicate “ on the One band, this year’s data revedls that a as Inmates sought tbe right to refuse HoBpItal budgets . crime. hianchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address that the protesting prisoners npw accM t sutetantial number of stiidents are not ntweting our prison work, permission to wear their changes, to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, tiiat In their own best interests they: educational standards and we must direct con own clothes, permission to receive tnore HAR’TFORD - Eight of the sUte’s 35 general Befora the purvey starts the group’s executive Mandiester, Conn. 02040. shMild bring tiw protest and the b u ^ er siderable attention to this problein.” mail and vlnts, freh assoctaUen within VWl 662IBBN BN4 bMMBBBI 166^ e ja w w M »9 aMWMa'19.99taM|^ hospitals have received approval of the proposed committee must vote Aug. 17 on whether to ap^ a S w ly end,’’Northert Ireland “ On the other hand, this same data indicates that tbe prison and a 50 percent reduction In patladd. UdM dUd'WdOaa ptr loumm. prove the entire ertow watch project. i TO subscribe, or to repwt a delivery problem, call MI Seeretery Humphrey Atkins said. GOOD AUG. 9 THRU AUG. IS, 1911 GOOD AUG. 9 THRU AUQ. IS. 1991 the Board of Education’s policy is being effectively 1982 budgets they snbmitM to theState Commis their sentences. • , GOOD AUQ. 9 THRU AUG. 19.19S1 OSIS. J)fflce hours are 8:30 a.m'. to 5:80 p.m. Monday “Tb my profound regret, I can see implemented,” he said, noting that the strict sion on Hospitals and Health Care. Britain ju s repeatedly rejected the Detailed hearings and negotiations are being throura Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturuay.'Delivery n o t ^ In this latest document wUch, promotion policy will benefit everyone — students, should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through P r a y and by ^ ■ n r ia saying t ^ would allow the In scheduled for the remaining 26 hospital budgeta rrtrosents ahy change ... and n oth ^ to b -2 teachers a ^ parents. Answer the call mates to nm the jail as premiers of war. before the new fiscal year starta Oct. 1. Manchester 7:30 a.m. Saturday. suggest , that tltey have u n d e r s t^ tte / Suggested carrier rates are 81.20 weekly, 26.12 for one Six inmates — members of the illegal Memorial H oi^tara budget la scheduled for review govatfunmt*! i^ iods for refining to VERNON — A recent odl for imm daytime month, 115.35 for three monthst 280.70 lor six months, Irish Republican Army and. the IriN i' this comiha Monday. concede their five demands.” and ^1.40 foe one year. Mail rates are available on National Liberation Army— are still on Lacks authority The budget for Rockville General Hos|tital was volunteers for the Vernon Fire Department, In the sUtement the inmates u id ttey brought in idne reqlonses, department officikls r e q u ^ . the, fast that has claimed eight lives LOOK FOR OUR BIG SALE CIRCULAR among the eight approved. It reflected a 12.6 p ^ were ’hot seeking elitist.or preferential ' report. But the departmant la continuing its efforts sinro May.' _ „ . Cent increase. ’The com mission reduced the treatment from other prisoners,- nor VERNON — ’Hie town lackg the authority to t o .r e c ^ t volunteers, men and women, torfiring up TO place a classified or display adverttaement, or to One hunger striker, Tom. McDwee, has requests of 24 hospitals and rejected the initial sub were they ’’seekinft to toko oyer the penaUxe a developer whose malfunctioning pumr, report a news item, stoiy or picture idea, caB 04I47U. refuse food for 61 days but remains con missions of Newiiigton Children’s Hospital and New tim numbeiktd members in the department. prifon.** ' ’ \ THIS SUNDAY IN THE SILKTOWN FLYER! ping sUtioa a U e g ^ caused raw sewage to flow William Call, a department captain, urgOs (mice boun are 8:80 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondly through scious. . ‘ Britain General m grounds their proposals needed The lengthy statement' had raised into ’Talcott Pond last mooth. women who are home during the day to join. ■Friday. hopes of a new initiative to end the fast Joseph Belanger, chairman of the town’s Water/ more explanation.
. 4 - THE HERALD. 8at.. Au«. 8.1961 THE HERALD, Sat., Aug. 8. 1981 - 5 Judge quizzes CD suit plaintiffs Another nosedive tor state housing industry
HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The state’s Housing Commissioner Joseph A housing department planner high interest rates could affect any know that's there. People just can't expensive. beleaguered housing construction Canale said 825 new units were said continued high mortgage rates kind of improvement in the worst afford (the mortgages)'.” , 'The price “is up a half again as Did the whole town show racial prejudice? industiy took another nosedive in authofized in June, down 26.9 per could wipe out the improvement by year since World War II.” Big drops in Fairfield and New much,’’ Dickie said. “It’has June, luting the worst figures on cent from the same month in 1980. year's end and make 1981 another Dickie said a relaxation of Haven counties contributed most to similarities to California prices in record for the usually active month. Last year was the industry’s worst all-time disaster. mortgage rates Could be a boon for June's poor showing. New Haven’s some way. I think there may be argued that, since the plaintifff are A state official blamed the poor since records were initialiy kept — “ I would think that’s a good the industry, allowing builders to housing starts were down 63.1 per more discretionary money in that By Paul Hendrie was the fair housing section,” generally towns are not obligated to tomey Dominie Squatrito. “In this “Do you contend that everybody white, they cannot claim their lights figures on continued high mortgage in the 1940s. possibility,” George Dickie said. “I cash in on the huge demand for cent when compared to the same part of the state and people will Schneider added. participate in the CDBG program,” i n s t a l l the government had direct Herald Reporter who voted for the referendum had have betm violated /hnd, tiMMnre, rates and said the outlook probably ’This year’s six-month totals are was hoping th at it --wduld be housing. month last year. . wait." discriminatory intent?” Judge Legal Aid attorney Raymond argued Schneider. “But the reason legtslaUon by the people. This is a fundamental right. The judiciary they have no legal standing. wouldn’t substantially Improve still about 10 percOnt ahead of those somewhat abovie (1980), the way we “Dur slate housing plans Indicate The June statistics were down HARTFORD — Just because a Blumenfeld asked Justice Depart Norko expanded upon the point. He for taking an action — or not taking Norko said the effect of the CDBG without relief from lending in for 1980, but most of the gains were started out. But this downturn is as many as 20,000 units are needed,” about 30 percent in Fairfield County, few people made racist statements, ment lawyer George Schneider. argubd that racist objections by the an action — is illegal when the and this court have no r i^ t to second-gueM the voters, except in withdrawl was clearly racist, stitutions. pqsted in the early months. very bothersome and the continued he said. “There is that demand, we where housing is generally more did the whole Town of Manchester "No, your honor,” Schneider Concerned Citizens for Manchester motivation is racial in nature.” because programs to encourage low- ■>; rare instances.” show racial prejudice in 1979 when it replied. Development fueled the anti-CDBG Schneider used the analogy of a income housing were lost directly voted to pull out of the federal Com movement. zoning commission which turns “How many? You pick out a cou .^Squatrito said the court “has a because of the pull-out. munity Development Block Grant “Defense counsel, in his reply down a zone change for a subsidized institutional prohibition placed on Ms. Rezner t ille d that any loss program? ple of people who are blatantly U n io n brief, admits that ‘racism has been housing project explicitly to keep 'it by the framers of the of benefits because of the racist and who like nothing better minoriUes out. I tU flB COUPON) j i C t ^ ^ t U P E B COUPON) That’s a question that federal than to stand up and say so,” said shown to exist among a limited Constitution/’ Ae said to overturn withdrawal were not directed to a t iC E l Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld Blumenfeld. “ But how do you number of persons,’” said Norko. He said tbaf^ while it is within a the refwendnm would violate the, minorities, but were shared by the WITH TM4 COUPON 4 A 7.60 PURCHASE* WITH THIS COUPON 4 A 7.60 PURCHASE* WITH THIS COUPON 4 A 7.50 PURCHASE* “Plaintiffs contend that, ultimately, zoning commission’s rights to deny . separation of powers doctrine. directed Friday at government and protect the honest, decent citizen community. 8INQLE8UCES-1»OZ.PKa ______600 h-^^tiOOKES 601 RICH IN VITAMIN ” C” legal aid lawyers, who are suing the this group (Concerned Qtizens for ffB zone change, that particular denial Defense attorney Barbara Rezner “Thath the decision the town p l a n s from having his own interests miYnNI GiTONl town for disciihination. satiMied without being tainted by Manchester Development) asserted is illegal berause it is done fpr racist added that the question in this case made,” she iuid. < A & P O ran ge the "discriminatory remarks of a powers far out of proportion to its . reasons. is a political one, which the courts Judge Blumenfeld complimented La Pizzeria N a b isc o The oral argument Friday was the ’/i-gallon few?” actual numbers.” should .steer clear of. all the lawyers involved in the case final stage in the lawsuit, originally The defense pressed a con a c t io n Cheese Pizza C h ip s A hoy J u ice carton brought by three low-income, white Schneider replied that racial com But Blumenfeld persisted wjth stitutional argument: that the "The federal courts should not and said the legal issues were FREE Manchester* residents and later ments are just one part of the- another question. How can it be il- courts have no right to overturn a heedlessly interfere by making local clarified by the arguments. NminMNMM Lm . * bM N i Namt PraMbHad by Law. * Escopl Itemt ProhibHod by Law. legislative decisions,” said Rezner. “The case can be decided,” said UmN Om O i i 9 n N r P M iy . VMM A UfiiM Om Coupon N r FamNy. ValM Aug. UmH Ona Coupon Par FamUy. Valid Aug. joined by the Justice Department. A evidence. ■ legai for a town to withdraw from a' referendum. l^ARTFORD (UPt) .- WMWI.Nir------CD'» i-IS.1Ni1.Mil6rpoU
i- a P I N I O N I Commentary Democrats stall special legislative session HARTFORD (UPI) - Thursday, said the come up with a million. repeal the unincorporated clearly dead,” said Curry, “ We will continue our ding, was one of the few to Five Democratic state Legislature simply had to “ eqiiitable” alteruhtive. .The five Democrats, tax in the fall special who called it a "half-bak^ petition drive. The small take a stand against repeal senators Friday agreed not “ come fdce-to-face with ScBneller said the Clifton Leonhardt of Avon, session,” Leonhardt said. idea” to repeal the tax business community has and said it would be “ poor to sign a petition that tax felorm.” Democratic leaderhip William .Cuffy of Far- "W e have not panicked without coming with an been hurt very badly by judgement” to tackle the wonid force the O 'Neill reiterated his faced a “ most difficult nnington, Wilber Smith of into signing a petition. We alternative. this tax. 'The longer this issue in the fall. Legislature into special support for the 5 percent task” of developing a “ fair Hartford, Amelia Mustone reserve the > rights to Lee Lemalre,' co- takes, the more angry peo He said there was no session to repeal the unin tax on unincorporated and equitable” alternative of Meriden and Frederick change our minds in an at chairman of the Com ple will become,” he said. public outcry against the corporated business tax, businesses, which gross which can pass the House Knous of Clinton, admitted mosphere of sanity,” mittee to Repeal the Small Rep. Irving Stolberg, D- tax* .just “ a small Let's abolish FDR commission but said they want the law more than $50,000, and said and Senate. The state also they erred by voting in -Smith said. Business Tax, disagreed New Haven, co-chairman orchestrated effort” by pH the hooks. he would veto the repeal faces a looming deficit favor of the tax. and said the well-organized of the Legislature’s few professional groups ' The petition drive cailing unless the lawmakers which could reach $150 “ We all intend to vote to ‘"The petition drive is lobby would press on. Finance, Revenue and Bon and business lobbyists. WASHINGTON - For more than survive the onslaught of President Glickman amendment to kill FDR — NelUe^K. Powell of Hamburg,, . for a special session to .\ they like to remember, Republicans Reagan’s budget cutteflrU the FDR commission Was defeated, 901-216. Pa., told me about Los Angeles; repeal the law was backed nCK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR ground their teeth in frustration Memorial Commission. Fof^ more The vote had an eerie touch to it: firefighter Jini Bryan, who walked , by the majority of the ALL FOOD IffART SiTORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI over Franklin Delano Roosevelt, than a quarter o f,a century, the The House’s electronic voting 70-feet along a tworfoot ledge t o : House members and only needed signatures from ON MANUFACTURERS’ who rode roughshod, with irritating commission has been squandering System broke down for the first time rescue a year-old child from a bur- - Jack Anderaon two Democratic senators good humor, over the GOP. ' * the taxpayers’ money in a bootless in three years, prompting one nihg buildings then guided the baby ■ “CENTS OFF” COUPONS S' to take eH eci attempt to achieve a suitable member to whisper to Glickman, g irrs mother and grandmother ‘ DOUBLE COUPONS ALL THIS WEEK! Now, of course, the shoe is on the Washington Merry>Qo-Rouncl The five Democrats said other foot. Ronald Reagan, an memorial to the only president who "H te ghost of FDR has returned.” along the same fiery escape route to ^ they would hold off and WAl DRAUM S erstwhile New Dealer, is tramping eVer was — and thanks to the W ^ t astonished Glickman was safety. vote to roll back the tax in THE FHESHEST PHODUCE yt TOW N FROM THE ••PICKY-PICJTY-PICK Y • ' EXPERTSI the remnants of FDR’s liberal coali ’Twenty-Second Amendment ever not Just the economy-m inded — Another regular read,qr' an October session called will be — elected more than twice. tion underfoot with a coalition of colleagues who voted to keep the nominated two government ser^ ■ by Gov. William O’NeUl to . . . r . 44 . H SWEET THOMPSON CALI^RNfj^ coniervatives from North, South The commission has ac commission’s $20,000 budget intact vants who risked, not their lives, but address federal budget Food Mart Come Into Food Mart and Pennsylvania Avenue outside the abolishing the FDR commission, complished nothing since it was cuts, the state’s m o u n ^ pick from the largest variety jdfog j k M I g a OO IPO n A O and West. When he’s in difficulty Archives Building, the site and loca they were astonished to learn that — like Reps. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., their livelihoods on a matter of |Hln- > deficit and the revenue with Congress, Reagan stages the founded in 19K. It has demonstrated Roosevelt’s ghost still carries and Jim JoneS, D-Okla. — but the ciple. Stephen C. Joseph abd Eugene . of unpackaged fruits and tion of which were selected by j structure. modern equivalent;of FDR’s radio little likelihood of accomplishing weight on Capitol Hill. way some of bis fellow Democrats N. Babb quit their $50,000-a-yew vegetables. One orange or a Roosevelt himself. : Senate Majority Leader “ fireside chats’’ and appeals direct anything in the years to come. In chided him as a traitor to his party government jobs with the Agency of “ P M k Richard Schneller, D- dozen • one pepper or a ly to the people. His delivery is fact, its whole reason for existence But when two members of The feckless bipartisan ’ duo of who Was "playing into the hands of Internal Development to protest the ’ Essex, who attended both pound. every bit as persuasive as FDR’s — was obliterated years ago, when Congress, Reps. Dan Glickman, D- thought they had persuasive the Republicans.” administration’s support of the ; COKE, TAB Flavor" Kan., and.Bill Dannenieyer, R- evidence that the FDR commission the rank-and-file meeting and members of Congress know it. private donors erected a modest The Hoifse showdown over the marketing of baby formula to Third w ith O ’ N e i l l and a Calif., recently tried to. save the was a waste of money. Their So perhaps it’s not surprising that memorial of FDR in downtown FDR memorial followed b.v a few World mothers. Babb had a big . leadership huddle SPRITE or FRESCA C n I i t o r n ; a Sweet California California government a little money by evidence included the (hct that more New Crop one of the hoariest boondoggles to Washington — a marble block on days an Investigator.inagazine arti mortgage; Dr. Joseph faced heavy 2 LITRE BOTTLE FRESH CRISP than $500,000 had been spent in 26 cle on the conunission. ’The author, alimony and child support Mixed Red & White '^ears of the commission’s existence York State Lucette Lagnado, called it “ a payments. Pascal with literally nothing to A o w for it. Grapefruit Guest editorial classic example of the truism that a FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Tam-, Sahadi Melons Another several hundred thousand A, , VAM U ' . ..'[ .I'l 0.: LAHUE 31) SL’ L Onions government agency, once craated, fqany Hall used to reward the party Celery RECIPE dollars has been spent on various never dies; it just keeps on faithfully with baskets of food ht PRINCE - MUSHROOM or MEAT projects. Christmas. The Reagan adnjinistra- SPAGHETTIjSAUCE 320Z.JAA 9 9 ^ 2 growing.” / begins LB BAG Glickman, who was in three- Footnote: Congressional sup tion is doing likewise. It send $65' FOOD CLUB-REGULAR or HIPPLE argument vs. gun^ porters of FDR Memorial Conunis .ipillion worth of chicken feed to NATIVE MASS. A CONN. An cornered pants when FDR died, POTATO CHIPS 8 OZ BAG 79^ FRESH LARGE even brandished a photograph of the sion observe that building a monu Poland ais a. gesture of support. CONTADINA LB." CALIFORNIA ^ ' SWEET JUICY ^ existing FDR memorial on the floor ment to FDR would be one way to Countries' like Egypt, Portug^ and Green Peppers a p 1SOZCAN f o r By Alan B- Dershowitz to the character of the English ic when surroundedrr by TC I III TOMATOSAUCE 3 * 1 . l o n g GREEN _ of the House, and read aloud an assure the end of the FDR conimis- soitfe East African nations whose and American rioter or pistol-toting rioters with no ap Sweet Jumbo Jersey The riots in English cities and excerpt from a plaque beside the sion. The Investigator magazine, I politics are approved of will gettl.S. Cucumbers Ofor’ i . policeman. It will not do to point parent respect for their authori food aid. ’ ’Those who oppose the DEL MONTE FRESH . _ . towns haunt Am ericans with monument: “ If any memorial is should add, was started by me as an Red Plums the accusing finger at American ty. Armed with a he may United States can go scratch. The HARTFORD (UPI) - P e a c h e s erected to me ... I should like it to outlet for other investigative l b ALL VARIETIES memories of pur own distur Former New Britain Green Cabbage 15^ culture or our glorificatidn of fire it under . circumstances consist of a block of stone about the reporters. Reagan State Department does not FRUIT bances in Detroit, Miami, Los Detective George Sahadi, PEACHES or PEARS LARGE GREEN _ ^ . violence on television. The where lethal force is inap size of this (Oval Office) desk, and HALL OF HEROES: Readers intend to feed the mouths that bite Angeles, New York and other who (Irosecutors say HALVES or SLICES Avocados 3 for^1. English character and culture propriate. .placed in the center of the green plot around the country have nominated us. SWEET 2 . s 8 9 « metropolitan areas. Some o f^ q - ta m p e d with a witness \are not so different from our in front of the Archives Building.” candidates for this column’s Hall of Copyright 1981, United Feature after he was convicted on CALIFORNIA ^ 0 INCH POTS • ASSORTED HANGING _ _ causes are, of course, unique to The impulse to use a gun is Heroes. Here are three: Syndicate, Inc. RedManooes ea89^ ^wn and they watch many of our It was all to no s(vail. The coiTuption charges, Friday FRESH England; others — racial, quickened when one knows “ the lM . 9 9 ea^ 5 . 9 9 most violent iV programs. surrendered to begin ser Sweet Figs House Plants economic, psychological — other guy’ ’ also has a gun. It is a ving his sentence in the KiwiV\llnfl FruitriUH l LARQESIZE a r g e SIZE EA. EA.*V^# 49^ FRESH SUPER MIX A major factor which does reflect common underlying fools game, of bluff and double Brooklyn Correctiohal FOOD CLUB CATSUP 14 OZ BOTTLE 39^ help to explain the discrepancy QrannvSmithADDlesLB59^ Florida Limes doz79^ Potting Soil Ik 8 b!aI89^ problems. bluff, but it is played tim e and Center. FOOD CLUB , - _ _ ^ ^ * ® * * * * # l i a i ■ OueloOurFreRhnesRPollcySomeliemsNoi AvaiiabieTiiTues ______is the availability of guns, es Sahadi, 39, bad been free But there is one dramatic time again. , The harsh justice of old INSTANT MILK 20 QUART PKQ. ^4.99 pecially handguns, in the two on a $25,000 appeal bond difference'between the results of The cycle of violence, whether NEWBORN • OVERNIGHT • TODDLERS or DAYTIME countries. since his conviction in Oc the English riots and our own: at begun by the rioters or the Since the beginnings of our Buckland opened the first textile tober on bribory and con- HUOOIES DIAPERSc^i;^!! p k g ’ 2 . 7 9 When rioters have easy access EVERY MEAT MORSEL GUARANTEED JUICY S TENDER! the date of this writing, not a police, is difficult to break once country’s existence, the criminal mill in Orford Parish in 1760 on aipracy diarges stemming to guns, as they do in this coun single English man, woman or shots have been fired and people justice system has undergone Bigelow Brook. from the New Britain job , FOOD CLUB FRESH FRYING try, they ^ill use them. Caught selling and buying scandal.' i Outstanding Value child has been killed by either a killed. Even if the original major c h ^ e s in philosophy and H i l a r y Buckland gathered up all the up in the frenzy o f violence and He was sentenced to a SVk- Fresh Frying-Lipman causes of the riots can be operation. young boys in the family for the rioter or a policeman. And only |R6Menbeig .year to 11-year term at Perdue-Whole counter violence the rioter will Compared with today, when trip to Newgate, where the APPLE JUICE one person has been killed in the alleviated, every death creates a Brooklyn. > turn to the weapon at hand. The our society places priMmers in prisoners of the state were kept. 64 OZ.BOTTLE CHICKEN course of the riots — run over by new grievance and an additional Herald Hia appeal bond was rehabilitation programs and Chicken Breast* police w ill also use the full array Jones travded there with Us two a police vehicle. Contrast this incitement to vengence. Reporter revoked Tuesday, by NEW LOW PRICE - NO LIMIT of weaponry available to them’ srarka. to ease oveiitrowding in ;.coRiins, his brother and other with the hundreds of Americans situation iii Northern Ire& od— Shperibr .Court Judge and the arms race will escalate prisons, the criminal Justice relatives. WUUun C. Bieludi, after , — many of them young where the belligerents (SPLIT as it has in Miami and Detroit, system of. the early l800s was The prison, “ was an old copper prosecutors complained FOOD CLUB l8*1.09) bystanders — who died in our are armed to the teeth — il extremely luush. hanged for killing his wife while mine in Simsbury about a hun about the alleged where ordinary .citizens have CORN FLAKES 1BOZ. PKG. 8 9 « LB. ^ riots. While it is likely that a lustrates this tragic cycle in a Murderers and' many blacks he was drunk, Jones says. dred feet or more deep,” Jpnes tamjiering. , stockpiled pistols and ammuni PERDUE FRESH FRYING je x . continuation of the English riots British context. The American accused of crimes, often un Jones describes the incident relates. “ All the prisoners were ' Sahadi surrendered FRESH FRYING tion the way people have JUMBO R Q ^ CORNISH HENS i / .l b a v g l b * 1 . 1 9 would result in some deaths — examples of violence begetting justifiably, were quickly biuiged. vividly. put down into tUs mine throu^ Friday to authoritiea in Pa ¥>ER TOWELS ROLL CHICKEN LIVERS l b 5 9 " U.S.D.A.Choice Beef sometimes hoard^ food. court and was taken by car already hundreds have been in violence — with the handgun as Prisoners performed back “ He was taken from the .iron trap-doors every night, and PERDUE FRESH FRYING When rioters do not have easy to Broddyn. He walked GAYLORD Freshly the midwife — are legion. breaking la W throughout the Tolland jail to nearly the top of a days they worked in sh(q» above 42 OZ CAN *1 .09 lb. 5 9 " OVEN STUFFERS t im e r l b o M jured — the diffeTence in the courthouse with SHORTENING CHICKEN WINGS access to guns — as they do not day. high hill north of Tolland Street, ground surrouiUed by a b i^ wall Ground fatalities remains astounding. Nor can it be said that we d of the cane be has PERDUE FRESH FRYING BONELESS FRESH FRYING. ill England — they will resort to In his brief autobiography, where the gallows was standing with guards stationed about it.” The striking difference cannot weren’t warned about the used off-and-on- since be CHARMIN CHICKEN THIGHS LB.*1.59 CHICKEN GIZZARDS | 5 9 < weapons such as clubs, home-' William H. Jones of Manchester, and where was an open grave Many of the prisoners spent be explained away by reference danger of guns well in advance was last operated on in late Lean remembered most for his many » • I V I .1 b D A CHOICE BEF.F U S D A CHOICE BEEF made explosives and knives. with a coffin by the side of it.” their day making nails :While August 1979 for a leg in of some of our most destructive BATH TISSUE BO N ! LFSS These weapons are dangerous, varied occupations from builder . The boy was fascinated by others slaved at a long treadmill jury. w I Boneless riots. In 1967, the National Ad White or Assorted BOX-O’ FROZEN SHOULDER but they are far less lethal, es to woolen nuuiufacturer and for wbat was about to take place. He grinding corn, according tq A deputy iheriff carried Chuck ChuckTop visory Commission on Civil his iiiechanical inventions furing watched the hangnun place the Sahadi’a black attache CHICKEN London iianrhpatpr Hrralb pecially during the panic of a Jones. Turkey 3 LBS. OR MORE Disorders — known as the the 1800s, recalls ^ ^way in noose around the prisoner’s neck. ; case, which Sahadiv told Broil Blade or riot. The operation of the treadmill Celebrating 100 years Kerner Commission — issued a which convicted ciminals were “ Wiien he dropped, I tried to get afodc in his mind. “ Prisoners reporters earlier this week Breasts or Roast Cube Steak A riot is, almost by definition, contained hia “ medical of community service detailed TUport based on a study treated early in thatcehtury. He close up to w h m he washanging were,standing on one side of it a situation out of control. Par records.” of several urban riots. Aiiiong its reoirds two experiences he bad and got within about 10 feet, but close together the whole length o) EVES GARDEN ______, 3 A spokesman fo r the Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ticipants — rioters, police and as a child that illustrate the ..could not see, there being some VEGETABLE JUICE 32 oz b o t t l e 69* conclusions was that the easy the .wheel with their bands'over state Corrections Depart i i bystanders alike — do not pause criminal justice system of the ahead of me. Published by the Manchester availability of firearms “ is an bead holding on a bar.running the ment said the earliest JAM LOVERS COLONIAL DAISY ROLL (WATER ADDED) . . PREMIUM VEAL FRESH FROM THE SEA to reflect. They are caught up in time. “ A stranger noticed me and l b Publishing Co.. Herald Square. obviously dangerous factor in whole length,” Jones recalls. Sahadi woiild be eligible STRAWBERRY JAM ^A°R^ *1.29 SMOKED SHOULDER l b *1.99 SHOULDER CHOPS lb * 2 . 4 9 PERCH FILLETS * 2 . 0 9 His accounts are also In took me up on his shoulders, and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone the frenzy of the moment. Hand “ ’There were prisoner’s sitting on tor parole would-tle in “ a COLONIAL YANKEE or FENWAY FRESH SMALL & TENDER dealing with civil disorders” WELCH'S ___• PREMIUM . . (203) 643-2711. them a gun and they will likely teresting as a child’s fascination then I very plainly saw him a bench in back of those on the little over three years,” or l b * 3 . 8 9 because it “ makes it easier for a GRAPE JUICE • 40 oz BOTTLE *1.19 MEAT FRANKS l^ l£) lb*1.79 BREAST OF VEAL lb * 1 . 3 9 BAY SCALLOPS fire it. with the criminal element and hanging and can remember just wheel and every time a bell late fummer-early Member of United Press Inter serious incident to spark a .riot -/ FRESHLY CAUGHT PAN READY their punishment. how he looked with his head over autumn, 19M. COLONIAL TABLE TREAT - 14 OZ. PKG. . _ __ national and Audit Bureau of Cir The police are* also prone to struck one would step off and 1LB. WHOLE HADDOCK LB * 1 . 4 9 and it may increase the level of When he was nine years old, Afsistant State’s At- r MEAT BOLOGNA PKG. *1.29 SANDWICH STEAKS * 2 . 5 9 culations. overreaction during civil dis on one side.” another step on. HEW YORE STYLE DELII violence during disorders.” Jones travelled by bcnae and It wasn’t long after this inci ' ton iN G in n Coe has said SHENANDOAH PAN READY-W HITES DARK orders especially when con “ We all went down on an iron Sahadi attempted to con ColQnlal l b * 2 . 0 9 QUAHAUG CLAMS l b 4 9 « carriage with his fathpr and dent that Jones’ father felt bis ladder, straight up and down, and Carando TURKEY MEAT z l b p k g *2.89 CARANDO KIELBASA Richard M. Diamond. Publisher fronted with armed rioters. No vince former police ViralniaBrand Dan Fitts. Editor brother to Tolland to watch a son should receive an education then walked quite a long distance matter how well trained and (Alan M. Dersliowitz is a sergeant Thomas Leone to GENOA Alex Qlrelll. City Editor hanging. 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and charged the union with u n -. ble for food rationing Cuts in Poland abyss.” WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Half a ding machine gun-toting troops to When the strike began he sald,'^ llaterally breaking off crisis talks on and warned the countrv was being Solidarity called the charges “ in- milUon workers struck for four patrol the streets of the city. patrols of machine gun toting troops the, deteriorating situation by pushed “ into an abyss.'’ sulU” and said the govenunent hours In Poland’s industrial Workers at more than 2,000 coal joined police patrolling the streets. refusing to sign a joint communique. “ The extremist forces In Solidari stand “ daqgerously stepped up ten heartland and 10,000 others mines, steel mills and factories He said during the .night several It warned the government had ty,, exploiting economic difficulties sions in the country.” protested food shortages Friday as struck for four hours ip Silesia, helicopters flew low over the city. “ sufficient means to protect Its which are caused to a large extent But it called on local chapters to Soviet and* Polish Communist Poland’s industrial center in the Another 60,000 workers struck in citizens and is determined to stop by the strikes they themselves halt all protest acUon unUl the union authorities warned labor against south. A Solidarity spokesmam said the province of Piotrkow the provocation of anarchy and the organize, are whipping up tensions leadei^p commission meets Mon “anarchy.” , about 500,000 workers walked off the ’Trybunalska, and in the ancient city Baseball set to resume season continuirtion of activities and blocking various initiatives of day, when it may set out coor The independent Solidarity union, of Krakow, Solidarity said more Job. threatening the state’s stability.” the government,” Pravda said. dinated strike plans, including a ' York, Oakland at Minnesota and biggest lead of kny of the division The spokesman said before the than 10,000 people took part in the greatest sports weekend in which is considering calling a In Moscow, the Communist Party "Ever more people see and possible nationwide strike at the end York Yankees and Oakland A’s in the finals. It must still play the California at Seattle. leaders. The Philadelphia Phillies nationwide strike later this month, strike started at 6 a.m. mlUtary cou nty’s latest antihunger march. By Fred Down Cleveland since the Indians won the newspaper, Pravda published its realize that the extremists who have of August. ^ - the American League and the runnerup in its division with the best In the National League it will be led the St. Louis Ulirdinals in the trucks loaded with troops stood in Authorities lashed out at Solidari UPI bports Writer World Series in 1948. accused the government of provoca strongest-yet attack on Solidarity, entrenched themselves in Solidarity Philadelphia Phillies and Los overall season record. Take that one New York at dilcago in an after National League East and tlie tion by ringing union headquarters front of union headquarters in ty for “ arrogance” and “ irrespon As this major league umpires were accusing the union of being responsi are pushing the country into an A n gles Dodgers in the National The weekend begins Saturday noon game and Pittsburgh at Mon Oakland A s led the Texas Rangers Katowice for an hour. sibility” in an official conununlque saying whm they were so rudely in i¥SSSSS:%-SSS:-:WS;W:-5:¥:-:-SS5S:%-;-:-:-:-:- in Katowice with soldiers and sen League — face the curiosities of the night with the Pittsburgh Steelers treal, St. Louis at Philadelphia, New in the American League West by l« i terrupted, “ Play Ball.” split schedule. playing the Cleveland Browns in a York at Chicago, Cincinnati at Los games each while the Los Angeles r, ? with the memories of a 50-day Bulcally a split sdtedule— long a National Football League exhibition Angeles, Atlanta at San Diego and Dodgers had a halfgame margin strike behind them and the uncer m - i M minor league ^m m idc for retaining Cleyelahd hosts game. Roberto Duran returns to the Houston at San Francisco in night over the Cincinnati Reds in the tainties of a ^)Ut schedule ahead, time interest over the' full season — ring Sunday afternoon for the first games. National League West. baseball’s millionaire laborers means the winners of the first half time since his controversial loss to The owners’- hopes that the split The owners reason that it O bituaries resume the summer game with the sports weekend play the wimiers of the second half Sugar Ray Leonard in New Orleans schedule concept will cause a swift wouldn't take much for the extravaganza of their annual All- for the privilege of meeting in the and Sunday night comes baseball’s renewal of fan interest and a flurry runnerups in all four divisions to win Star game in Cleveland Sunday league’s final championship series All-Star game. of ticketbuying is supported by the . the second half races and thus night and a full slate of regular- Lewie W. DIschert and, in this case, going onto the The American League schedule results of the first part of the create eight winners instead of the is here again season games on Monday. usual four. In any event, the gim Lewis W. Dischert, 65, of 7 Finney World Series. | ; in the bread basket, Reggie and season. The. qport’s most controversial resumes Monday night with Kansas St.,- Ellington, died Friday at Hart ’The gimmick is that a team which The Yankees' two-game lead dver mick is likely to create fresh in season threatens to remain just that Pato! City at Baltimore, Milwaukee at ford Hospital after a brief Illness. the 40 days after the flood came for wins both parts of the split season The All-Star game will climax a the Baltimore Orioles in the terest in several cities after the ’TUCSON, Arlz. (UPI) - A Bible aa members of the teams ( ^ c h led Cleveland, Chicago at Boston, He was bom in Hartford and Noah in which the Ark was lifted doesn’t automatically advance to weekend that is being called the National League East was the long, empty weeks of the strike. pTophecy sect leader, convinced his their divisions on June 11— the New Toronto at Detroit, Texas at New moved to the Ellington area 17 years up,” Maupin said. ' disciples would soar to heaven ’ !Uke ago. '“ ’The Lord is going to snatch us •A helium balloons,” watched the clock He was a U.S. Army veteran of away. We can’t go until he does it. World War II. He was employed by for the second time in 40 days It’s yety clear from the scriptures. All-Star classic Connecticut Natural Gas Co., Hart - Friday as the predicted liftoff drew It has to be' after the 40. days. ’The ford, as a printer. ' near. time ends at midnight toni^t.” M a u p ln , 51- y e a r - o l d Elimination came as surprise He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bin Maupin said he believes an “ ahti- Pauline Dischert of Ellington; two businessman and founder of- C h iw ” is in the United States historic matchup sons, Patrolman Lewis Dischert III Li^thouse Gospel ’Tract Founda waiting to seize power and'impose a of Manchester and Daniel Dischert tion, said his followers who quit jobs worldwide Satanic government. of all slow pitch and fast ptlch fans. Reed and sold homes should not be disap “ I’ve been telling people about the of Galveston, Texas; two daughters, Surprise on the local baseball scene was the Construction, which plays out of Manchester, CLEVELAND XUPI) - With the pitcher should be called upon to go pointed if heavenly trumpets failed Mrs. Nancy Mazzone and Miss Lord and waiting for the day to elimiitation of Morlarity Brothers from the has been one of the East's top fast team first pitch yet to be thrown, the 52nd more than two innings. The teams to sound and “ rapture” the faithful. Susan Dischert, both of end,” Maupin said. “ If the Lord Hartford Twlll^t League play-offs. The teams for a decade. The Contractors will All-Star Game appears certain to have also been permitted to raise Manchester; seven grandchildren; ■ "They might have to'go back to Herald doesn’t come today or tomorrow, it perennial league and playoff cluunps, who cross bats with Peter Pan of West Hartford take a place among the most their rosters to 30 players. work pretty soon if the Loid doesn’t and several nieces and nephews. doesn’t really matter.. 1 just want to have dominaM the scene for the last two at 6:30 with the Town Firemen facing the historic of all midseason classics. The weather forecast for the Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. com e,” Maupin said. tell people about the Lord. Very decades, won’t be around to defend their post Angle Police at 8 with all proceeds to the Jimmy game calls for partly cloudy skies. I tV V'v Since the inception of the All-Star Monday at the White-Gibson-Small Several dozen followers gathered shortly we will be ascending into season laurels having been sidelined with two Earl Yost, Fund....American Legion baseball team will Game in 1933, virtually no classic If it did rain, it would mark still Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., heaven with him even if he doesn’t successive defeats in the double elimination another point of frustration for this at Maupin’s tree-shaded, suburban Sports Editor be feted Aug. 20 at Willie’s with ex-major has represented exactly what Sun Rockville. Burial will follow at Rose home June 28 for a daylong vigil that come tomorrow.” competition. Manager Gene Johnson’s crew leaguer Moe Morhardt the speaker. Tickets day’s match between the American city, which has done a commendable Hill Cenetery, Rocky Hill. resembled an airline terminal T te revised Aug. 7 date is less im just rah out of pitchers. Injuries reducing the are available from Henry Wierzblcki, Paul and National League does — the job of regearing to host The Game Memorial donations may be made portant than getting people to staff from four to two members, workhorse Labrec or Skip Mikoleit...Boston Celtics will That Nearly Wasn't Played. ■■ departure scene with people doziqg, ceremonial return from a 50-day to the Heart Fund of Greater Hart recognize what must happen first, Dave Bldwell and rookie Lahy Pbair. The be in Hartford Oct. 9 for an exhibition against The Cleveland Indians expected a reading mid chatting quirily among ankiotts to crack the college basketball of strike with the prospect of a unique ford. he said. Israel must re-establish its MB’s captured the Eastern Division with an Philadelphia and three regular NBA starts capacity crowd ot 76,713, which themselvigs waiting for something to ficiating group, gave up baseball this season split season to follow. Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to Storm damage Old Testament borders, conquering 18-4-3 record and wound up 18-6-3...Also in the against New Jersey Nov. 13 Atlanta Dec. 11 would make it the lagest crowd to happen. Nothing did. Some disciples but has s t^ e d in top shape by running four Fittingly, the All-Star Game sym 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. wept quietly when they left for Lebanon and Damascus,' Syria, form of a surprise to many, but not to Coach and Detroit Jan 10... Sunday night’s major ever witness an All-Star Game. was injured slightly. Thunderstorms battered miles daily. The Trinity (follege grad is now bolizes a chaos that has overtaken Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. home. beforev “ saved” 'Christians can be Jack Holik, was the ptoformance of Us league All-Star baseball telecast starts at 8 the national pastime in 1981.. On Friday, signs pointed the way Ann Ladyga south central Kansas Thursday with BO mph U fM ''like helium balloons” into Manchester American Ugion baseball team working in sales....Justv Wondering to special transportation to the All- Hurschel Carey try to salvage what they can “ We originally believed that June Department: If the toWn fathers missed the Even the players, due to the strike Ann K. (Smola) Ladyga, 67, of 39 winds. Many homes vvere damaged by high 28 was the day of rapture but the heaven to await the return of Jesus which missed wlndningu: first pbufo in the Star facilities whiie telephone calls after high winds toppled the couple’s mobile boat by allowing the former Senior Citizens’ the line of the air traffic controllers and Horton Road, died Friday at Hart winds and large hall. (UPI photo) i Lord showed us that we failed to see Christ to Elarth in 1988, Maupin said. regular Zone Eight standings but copped the to th e Cleveland Indians’ home in Hutchinson, Kansas. Mrs. Carey Center to be sold rather than to use the facili Permanent Manchester Sports Hall of Fame their workouts with their own ford Hospital. She was the wife of playoffs to win a berth in the State Tourna teams, were scattered in arriving switchboard indicated the club was Bruno S. Ladyga. ment. Injuries to key members of the ty for the Recreation Department, which trophy room will be part of the Lutz Museum swamped with last-minute details. would have been ideal....Tommy Collettl was when relocated in the South School...It was I and no workout was scheduled She was born in Gilbertville, pitchlpg corps, which at one time found Holik i Saturday. A spokeswoman for the The baseball talk revolved around Mass., Sept. 19,1913, and was a resi without any of his moundsmen'jiyailable, a member of . the Pirates’ winning Alumni nice to see two long-time personal friends the events that have led to the split Junior Baseball League entry....Pete Denz, from the sportswriting field inducted into ; commissioner’s headquarters in dent of Manchester for 39 years. nearly wrecked the squad but things worked season and speculation over how the Bob Copeland and John (^gianello, represen : Cleveland said Friday it was im- Prior to her retirement, she was Air system 'dead end' expert says out. Holik feels he has a winner and the Silk baseball’s Hall of Fame, Milt Richman and new system would work. ting the Manchester Country Oub, along with Joe Reicher. Many a night we shared the : possible to judge which players had employed at the Manchester store of Towners will enter the Middletown play In • arrived and which had not. Major league owners voted the program, now in the pro Ralph DeNlcolo, took part in the Vantage same working quarters at World Series and Sears and Roebuck. She was a do to revise the system so it is safer ’Terminals in the cockpits could be goto physical shape. : The game faces other obstacles: Thursday to institute the split BOSTON (UPI) — The nation’s air truments in bad weather, the ground “development” stage, could take Pro-Am Golf Classic Thursday in baseball games in New York and member of the .Daughters of and with the capacity to handle the hooked up to the ground, providing : The Cleveland Browns and the season proposal that was offered as traffic control system .is a “dead controller assumes dnormous Wallingford. Sixty five clubs were Boston...Rec Softball League playoffs start Isabella, St. Bridget’s Rosary Socie expected traffjc,” he said. pilots with data on altititude and two years or more. T^oreB on the cun • Pittsburgh Steelers are scheduled an option of the strike settlement. end” that needs to be ravamped so responsibily, he said. The Air Line Pilots Association represented. Bernie ()uesnel was. one of the Aug. 17 with 14 teams vying for the town slow ty, Women’s Club of Manchester, ’The FAA estimates the scheduled position of nearby aircraft, he said. : for an NFL exhibition game Satur- The split season propsal calls for the pilots in the air receive more infor 'Ihe current ground traffic control generally supports tte move to Jack Redmond’s parting of the ways as amateur golfers playing out of Minnechaug pitch honors in double elimination Women’s Auxiliary of the commOfclal flights will not increase A "distributed management” ; day night,, an event that could leave four current division winners to be mation, an expert on the subject at system “ has been on a plateau for 10 provide pilots with more data. manager and head tennis pro at the while Sheldon Adler represented Ellington play...Two7Ball Golf Championship will oc Manchester Memorial Hospital. She dramatically in the next decade, but system Is particularly needed for the field in considerably worse named first-half champions. They the Massachusetts Institute of or 15 years,” said Connelly, whose / "Pirots have been asking for a . Manchester Racquet (]hib may not remove Ridge. The latter two are local residents. cupy the main interest of golfers this was a former Girl Spout leader. it projecta a trem ehdou increase in pilots in the airspace at the nation’s ;i shape than it would have been if the will play the winners of the second Technology said Friday. speciality is computer simulatloils. long time to have more Information him permanently. He’ll be available for weekend at the Manchester Country Club. Se Besides her husband, she is sur general aViation planes now totaling n busiest airports, he said. .He ;• game had been played on schedule half, which begins Monday. “ In a nutshell, the basic problem “ ’There is no doubt the present traf input into the cockpit,” said John lessons during qweified times if manage^ cond and third rounds will be next vived by one son, Richard T. Ladyga about 200,000 in the United States. argued that the safety would be Notes n’ Quotes ;! on July 14. The field also was soaked In the event that a team wins both is that all the information is concen fic control situation is a dead-end.” Mazor, a spokesman in Washington. ment agrees. The status of Tom Casalino, weekend ...Meanwhile, have a nice weekend of Vernon; two daughters, Mrs. Dick Stafford, an FAA spokesman enhanced by spreading responsbility Coming up Tuesday night at Charter Oak :• Friday by a heavy rain that lasted a the first and second half, that team trated in the ground controller,” If the Federal Aviation Ad assistant pro, is also up in the air at the local and this writer will be back at the desk Robert (Joan) Cross and Mrs. in Washington, said the number of among the controller and the pilots. Park’s Intzgerald Field will be a softball j: good part of the afternoon. would play the squad with the said Mark E. Connelly, an electrical ministration is to keep up with in club for next season. He, too, may only be August 17. Robert (Annmarie) Burney, both of general aviation planes could rise to Two months ago, the FAA an doubleheader that should satisfy the appetitie Then again, the condition of the second-best winning percentage in engineer who has studied air traffic creased numbers of commericial . available on wediends....Jimmy Balesanq, S Manchester; a sister, Mrs. 400,000 in ten yean. nounced a “ collision-avoidance” 5: field may not be appreciably better the division. control for Jhe last decade. carriers and general aviatiop planes Weekend events Freeman (Genevive) Butbau of Connelly said he and others policy whereby cockpits will be than that of the players, who have In short, in the absence of some "It places the burden for safety on such as business jets and small air The Herald provides a com Branford; and four grandchildren. believe new technology should be equipped with black boxes that tell struggled to get in shape since the extraordinary event in the game a single man,” he said. “ U he makes craft, it must move to increase prehensive calendar of “ where to go itself, it appeared fairly sure that Funeral services will be Monday used to give pilots more access to in pilots if they are about to have a end of the strike on July 31. a mistake, hundreds of people can capability for handling more traffic, and what to do,” every Friday In the this game would be rerhembered as at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. formation now received only by collision and what to do to. avoid it. The condition of the players be killed.” • he said. Focus/Weehend section. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W, Stafford said implementation o f . figures to play an important part in the one that reintroduced the When pilots are flying by in- ‘ "The real question is what can you ground controllers. Center St., followed by a mass of —.,— 0 — — . I . Mu)*phy regains lead in PGA the unfolding of the game. Barring “ Asterisks Season” * Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. an excursion into extra Innings, no Bridget’s Church. Burial will be in tour sophomore Vance Heafner Catherine’s Cemetery-, Broad golfers still on the course. No one , DULUTH, Ga. (UPI) - Hob the rain-delayed PGA Cham Brook. who had not finished was were three shots back of Murphy at Military controllers arrive in region Murpby doesn’t fit the prototype of a pionship. 138 after posting rounds of 67,68 and Umpires threaten Friends may call at the funeral champion golfer, but he certainly For the second day in a row, play challenging for the lead. home, Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pickets at Logan, hopefully with 70 respectively. Another stroke Ciccarelli said. was halted Friday before the round Officials said the secondround BOSTON ( W I ) — Military con- lines Thursday and say they will not would take at least two years to representatives of other New plays like one. back, were defending toampion p.m. The family suggests that They will have 12 days of was completed. In a repeat of the play would resume at 8 a.m. Satur trollers-froirTMiL^tates-^iTived in cross again Saturday” when the train them to operate'’ in new sur Hampshire unions. Murphy, a pudgy. 5-foot-19, 207- Jack Nicklaus, who shot a M Friday memorial contributions be made to classroom and simulated training first round, a thunderstorm moved day with the third round getting un Bosjeh Friday to BeSf up the rahkf lines are set up again. roundings. pounder, b ou n ^ back from a “ near in his chase of an unprecedented to boycott clash the American Cancer Society, 327 E. derway 2Vt hours later. “A vast majority of air traffic and then work under the guidance of ’There was no indication other un disastrous” start Friday with back- into the area at mid-afternoon sixth PGA Championship; Jerry Center St. of supervisors at Logan Inter Since the controllers did not “ I think it’s pretty obvious from controllers have been In the the supervisors until they are ions were honoring controllers’ to-back birdies near the end of the Friday and saspended play for 55 Pate, who won the 1976 U.S. Open on national Airport while striking con (picket Friday, the teamsters went looking at me that I don’t worry duration of the strike. “ If we had military,” he said, “ and had to be go “ facQity rated,” Ciccarelli said. picket lines in Connecticut Friday, second round to shoot a 1-under-par minutes and play was suspended for NEW YORK (UPI) — Julia A. Ekart trollers claimed the Air For^ ■^to work. about my weight very much,” the site of this year’s PGA with a gotten a suspension notice from the VERNON — Funeral services through the FAA (Federal Aviation Although the FAA said operations but the state’s most jiowerful labor .69 and retain his one-stroke lead in the day at 7:15 p.m. EDT with 23 Majorleague umpires, dissatisfied replacements “are not capable ((I Barnstable Municipal is one of the quipped Murphy. “ I figure in my sensational shot out of the rough on leagues saying we were to be were held ’Thursday for Mrs. Julia Administration) training program at Logan were running at 72 percent, leader asked union members to with the request that they repay managing traffic at civilian air busiest airports in Massachusetts, lifetime. I’ve lost 500 to 600 pounds. the final hole; and Gil Morgan. suspended, then we would have no (Eckert) Ekert, 91, of 36 Hammond from the ground ’up.” the union said the figure was closer boycott airline travel in a show of part of their salary during the ports.” especially during the summer 'The last time I went on a diet, I lost “ I’m glad to be playing well and choice,” Palermo said. “ But we did St., who died Monday at a local con “ One facility is completely to 50 percent. support for the conirdlleni. players’ strike, are threatening to Members of Local 59 of the season when tourists flock to-Cape seven pounds in seven toys and especially glad to be putting well,” not get a suspension notice, so we valescent home. different from any other,” Cleaver The FAA has mailed out 260 ter said Murphy who hasn’t won on the boycott Sunday night’s All-Star Teamsters Union were believed to Cod. John Driscoll, president of the couldn’t hit my driver 140 yards. were still continuing as employees Mrs. Ekert was the mother of said. “ It’s like apples and oranges.” mination letters and is readying tour since the 1975 Inverrary but Game in Cleveland, it was reported be among the first in the country to Thirty controllers from Alabama, Connecticut State Labor Council, “ I got off that and back on the and we should be paid for the last 30 Mrs. Leonard (Cecelia) Burke of ‘‘They are not capable of hundreds of others for Aiost of New earned well over $1 million in his 14- Friday night. refuse to cross picket lines in sup Mississippi, Florida, North AFL-CTO, said the walkout was not beer and now I’m back in business.” days.” Manchester and the widow of Carolina, Georgia and Texas managing traffic at civilian air- England’s 747 controllers. About 20 year career. “That’s been my American League umpire Steve port of controllers at Barnstable illegal, but “ in the best American M u ^ y led the first round after George Ekert. received temporary orders to help ' ports,” he said. percent of the controllers are not problem the last two years.” Palermo, interviewed on ESPN, the Municipal Airport on Cape Cod. ttraditlon of civil disobedience.” shooting a course-record 4-under- Palermo said that Richie Phillips, FAA spokesman Michael Cic- striking. Pohl, 26, had a shot at sharing the cable sports network, said that jf the Additional support for the strike out at Logan, the country’s 10th par iS6 but fell quickly behind Friday the head of the umpires’ union, was carelli said contrary to striking.con- Bolstered by encouraging umpires are not allowed to keep the came from several members of the largest airport after undergoing 12 In pther developments, the FAA lead when he went to 5-under with a scheduled to meet with AL Presi statements from the labor - com when he bogeyed the first hole. “ I salary which was paid them on July To pay respects International Association of days of supervisory and simulated troller claims that the supervisors sajd control towers at New Lobdon: birdie at the 17th hole Friday. But he dent Lee MacPhail and NL Presi munity, controllers in New had to sink a 15'footer .to save that 1, they will not work on Sunday and Machinists who started calling in training. manning operations at Logan are Trumbull Airport and Danbury bogeyed the final hole. dent Charles Feeney on Saturday. The St. Margaret Circle Hampriure said they were hopbful bogey,” moaned the leader. “ I was may not report for the beginning of sick at the same airport. “ They’re bluffing,” said Skip exhausted, the 30 at the tower, half Municipal Airport were cIcmmxI .in “ Anyone who knows me knows He did not disclose the site. Daughters of Isabella will meet at other professional and trade unions close to disaster. It would have been the regular season on Monday. Randy Razook, spokesman for the Cleaver, a Boston spokesman for the the normal number of controllers, definitely. I’m not particularly straight off the 7:30 on Sunday at Tierney Funeral “ are bushy-tailed, bright-eyed and will begin honoring picket jlnes. terrible to start with a double “ This stumbling block has arisen striking controllers at Barnstable, Professional Air ’Traffic Controllers tee,” said Pohl. “ But I’ve been hit “ Richie Phillips will make an an Home, 219 West Center St., to pay Organization. “|H they came here haven’t felt as good in a long timd- Nashua union spokesman Kenneth bogey.” ting a lot of 4-woods, sacrificing dis in the last 24 hours,” Palermo said, said the seveq member Teamsters ’The 38-year^ld Murphy, with a nouncement on Sunday whether their respects to late member Ann friday off “ to rest and freshen up,” Auclair said controllers plan to join tance for accuracy. I’m just going “ and that’s resulted in this possible local “ refuseU to cross our picket under normal circumstances, it 135 total, , was a shot ahead of the we’re going to work or not," he said. Ladyga. out arfd aiming at the flag- I know I boycott of the All-Star Game.” three next-best 36-hole finishers — “ It’ s into negotiations with the can mike a lot of birdies.” The AL and National League have Larry Nelson, who. matched league heads. Hopefully, it will be Tom Watson, leading money asked the umpires to repay part of Fire caUs LEGAL NOTICE':'9:^’ M ur^y’a course record 66 Friday; winner on the tour, appeared to have the salaries they received during the resolved. young Dan Pohl, who had a 67; and seven-week strike, claiming their Largest Cape Cod hospital played himself out of the PGA, a “ If they com e up witji the money, ^town of Andover, Connecticut .•; ■ veteran Bob .Elastwood, who had a contracts did not cover the full tournament he has never won, with we’ll work. If there is no resolution, Zoning Board of A|q>eals 69. Two back, at 187 after a Friday length of the walkout. But Palermo rounds of 75-73 —148, suffering a we will not work on Sunday and we 69, was former U.S. Open champ said that the umpires remained Manchester The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, double bogey on the final hole. Ar may not work on Monday.” Connecticut will hold a ^ b l i c hearipg in the ’Town .Of Andy North. nold Palmer and Gary Player were employed by the leagues for the closing in face of strike Tom lUte, the tour’s fourthleqding Thursday, 1:04 p.m. — Public servlci call, 118 Park only one stroke better at 147 which fice Building Wednesday, August 19,19U at 8:09 pan. to money wliuier with more than ^27,- was expected to be the cut when the facility could take a few extra cases hear the following application asking for relief from the 000 thanks to 14 top-10 finishes in 19 By United Press International Thursday produced no agreement ^*Thuraday, 4:21 p.m. — Wires down, UP cflonial Road field is trimmed to the low 70 Zoning Laws of the Town ot Andover, Connecticut. ' tournament appearances, former and no new talks were scheduled. if Cape. Cod Hospital shuts down. (Town) scorers (and ties) after the second Athleie-of-Week The largest hospital on Cape Cod “ We’re full at all times, and of ’Thursday, 7:11 p.m. — Outside bumiog, 128 Olcott St. Masters champ Fuzzy Zoeller, and Licensed practidsl nurses, who |191— Jafhes S.'& Brenda J. Bendza— requesting relief round is completed Saturday mor- prepared Friday to close at the peak not on strike, have notified Medical course that even gets more acute in firom zoning regulations Article VI, Section U.00.PP • of the tourist season in the face of a the summertime,” Assistant Ad ^^Thwsday, 11 p.m. - Medical caU, S2J Canning Drive.' ning. . , • Center officials they intend to begin Space Requirements— 200 foot frbniaga for building lot. Nicklaus, running out of time in Manchester Legion baseball per ' threatened nurses strike, while ministrator Peter Brown said. R ^ nest variance of 05 feet.: Also needs varhmee « II,• . former Mike Falkowski was named informational picketing in 10 days (Town) his effort to win at least one more t . nurses at a western Massachusetts “ We are helping them to the ex Friday, 9:04 a.m. — Grass fire, ’Thompson Road and Net registration because of conditions at the 430 square feet for lot area, requires 40,000 square fbet.' major championship this year (he The Herald’s Athlete-of-the-Week hospital stayed off the job for the tent that we can with maternity hospital. Coolidge Street. (Town) ' Lot located at 119 Lakeside Drive, Andover. Registration for the Manchester has 19 in his career), was thrre for leading Post 102 to a berth in the Friday, 9:51 a.m .— Fire alarm, 457 Center St. (Tovm) I4th day. The business agent for the union cases,” he said, adding that extra Rec Department annual Tdnnis shots lower than Thursday when he upcoming State Tournament which physicians would be on duty this 1102 Stephen Madigosky-requssting relief from aooing Only 107 patients remained in the representing about 145 of the Touniament will be held now until got off to a poor start but confessed begins Friday at Palmer Field in weekend in the emergency room. regulations. Article VI, Section 12.00.00 Space s 278-bed Cape Cod Hospital in Hyan- center’s 176 licensed practical ,Aug. 26 at noon. to putting defensively. Middletown. He said patients were being dis Requiremienta-has 19,899 sipiare feet needs a variance nis on the fourth day of an exodus of nurses said they were concerned Tb be eligible you must be 18, a Falkowski, a June graduate of charged hs quickly as possible in an of 10,101 square feet. Has 99.96 feet frontage heads patients to hospitak in Boston and about the quality of patient care Manchester resident and a non pro. East Catholic High who’ll attend effort to handle tome patients who variance of .04 feet, for seasonal dwMling. Tots 282 and southeastern Massachusetts in an being provided by supervisors The fee is |2 payable at time of Seton Hall in the fall, hurled a four- normally would go to Cape Cod. 283 Lake Road, Andover. ticipation of i Sunday walkout. during the strike. reqistration. hitter as the locals downed Windsor A spokeswoman for the “ Unfortunately, in this area of the For Lease Registration can be at the Rec of Locks, 91, Thursday for the Zone ’Transfers continued as represen At this hearing interested perstSis may appear and be state the systein just doesn’t have fice on Garden Grove or by nuiil to Fund chairman tatives of nurses and hospital ad Massachusetts Nurses Association heard and written communication received. Said Eight championship. flexibility,” Browq said. , Maq^ster Rec Departm^t, 41 ministrators met at 10:30 a.m. in an called the Cape Cod closing Medical • Profasalonal - Bualnaaa Of- appeals are on file and may be feen In the Office of tito ■ BOSTON (UPI) — Bob Cousy, all- He not only pitched well but was Cop Cod Hoqiital spokeswoman Center St. Checks should be made attempt to reach an agreement ‘‘irresponsible’’ .and said the ’jt’own a erk ) ’Town Office BuiliUBg.. time basketball great, will serve as also 3-for-4 at the plate In the cham Ann Williams said the patient Oca apaca. Haar hoapltal. 000 to 3,S00 payable to the Manchester Recrea- before the nurses’ contract expires hospital has enough supervisory national chairmaij of a |2.5 million p ion sh ip tut, driving home transfers, ordered by the medical aq. ft. avallabla. bated Andovpr, Connretlcut 8 Augiist, 1961 tion Department. y -J at midnight Saturday. The walkout workers to operate indefinitely at a fundraising campaim to build an Manchester’s first run. Hq has been staff’s executive committee and ap EMtwood tried In vein W urge birdie putt on 18tt» hole to fell Singles will be held Aug. 29-30; is set for 7 a.m. Sunday. reduced level. ' . Dated Andover, Connecticut 16 August, 1961 all-new Basketball Hall of Fame in called, “ the heart and soul,” 6f the proved by the trustees, were being mixed doubles Sept. 12-13 and men’s Mjke Falkowski Registered nurses walked pidtet The only other hospital on Cape V , Call 043-9093 Zoning Hoard of Appeals b ^ h e d to settle for per. He finished 4-under-per for two rounds. Springfield, Mass. club by Legion Coach:Jack Holik., paid for by medical intorance. and women’s doubles Sept.,19-20. lines at the Berkshire Medical Cod is the 88-faed Falmouth Hospital Andover, Connecticut ...... (UM photo) While many patient have checked Center in Pittsfield, where about 30 m t o to the southwest on Mary C. McNamara, Chairman . .< out, at least 40 were transferred to ^ 230 -1 1 1 4 ne^^tions remained stalled. A busy, two-lane Route 28. 008B8 'I other facilities. OW'-hour bargaining session < A Falmouth spokesman said the THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 8. IWl - 11 l» - THE HERALD. 8«t.. Aug, j 18W Stacy charges in Runners unite for paid races I the front nine and parred the n ^ more w ere knotted at 1-under 71 and putt for a bogey. VrHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) - seven holes. She bogeyed No. 17, U finished at even per. The leado’iNirred No. 17, and got the Manchester Thanksgiving Day Veteran HoIUa Stacy atroked a 4- then c alm ^ chipped in a 26-foot shot Cream of Connecticut’s ^leading maratbonep-wib a best tim e of 2:36, country's tin t open road race and < " I ’m not used to being out front,” into trouble again on the final bole race is b q oldest, best-known and nnder-par 68 Friday to slip out in for a birdie 4 on the final hole. long distance runners today an said she favors the concept of open awarded $50,000 In prize money. The Stacy said. “ I’m usually hacking my when she shot Into a trap at the left attracts b e most participants. front of the crowd and take a one- Sanda Post, who won the West nounced the formation of Connec competition but would not race winners, (Jreg Meyer of way up ’til the end of the tourna of the green. However, Stacy necessarily compete in an open race None of . Connecticut’s road races shot lead in the opening round of the Viritoia tournament in a playoff ticut Runners for Open Competition. Boston, and Ann Audain of New ment. So for me, it’s a changn of blasted out within 25 feet o f the cup admit to being open races or to WMt Virginia LPGA Classic. overDonna Caponi last year, shot a The group’s goal is to promote because she still dreams of making Zealand, each collected $10,000. habit.” and used two putts to s iv e par. ARRA plans five more open road awarding prize money., but Burfoot The two4ime U.S. Open champion t o v v t par 74. ^ “ open running” in Connecticut—that a U.S. Oljrmpic team. Stacy, 27, a native of Savannah, Stacy never has won the tourna claims this is a charade. “ Bill recorded five birdies and bogeyed Postlewait said it was her is, road races open to afl runners According to international races b is year, including the $100,- Ga., A o i par through the first three ment, and her best finish was second Rodgers and Patti Catalano have only one hole at Oglebay bilk’s experience that helped her play one which award pHze money to the top amateur regubtions, which govern 000 Nike Marathon in early holes, ^ e then b ille d the fourth, in 1677— the year she won the first the Olympic Games, amateur competed in (Connecticut races in re Speidel Course. of her better rounds. finishers. September and hopes to have 12-15 ninth, 11th, 14th and ISth holes to go of two s tr a it U.S. Open titles. Right behind Stacy was Kathy . “ I know this course like the back “ Our aim is primarily atMetes can legitimately accept races on next year’s calendar. cent years," he says, “ and they 5-under. Postlewait, 31, who has yet to win would be b e first to acknowledge Postlewait at 66. of m y hand,” Pwrtlewait said. " I t ’s educational," says spokesman travel and housing expenses, and Rodgers finished third at Portland However, she stumbled on the a tournament in seven years on the b a t they don’t run for nothing. Whht A dozen players were bunched in Amby Burfoot, a New London resi- but dm not accept his prize money. 16th when she missed a three-foot LPGA tour, fired three birdies on one of my favorites.” third place at 2-under-par 70. Seven :6ent, who won the 1968 Boston Rodgqn-has announced, however, we have is de facto professionalism. It’s tim e to drag the sport out into ^ra th on and is East Coast Editor that he w ill take the money in his of Runner’s World Magazine. next ARRA race. Six bourand ober the open.” “ I ’ve always believed that run "W e aren't expecting, to organize runners competed in b e Portland ning is one of b e healthiest sports big money prize races in Connec Cascade Run-()ff. Jaeger, Ruzici net finalists ‘Amateurism “ The Connecticut Runners for we have,” Burfoot continues, “ but ticut. W e just want people to unders how can a sport be considered tand that aputeurism is dead ahd Open Competition strongly support healthy when it promulgates ping Damiani from the tournament. that open running poses no threat to i s d e a d ’ A R R A and its efforts to organize an Head and Amelia bland. She also "I was a UtUe Wt nervoM today , hypocrisy and dishonesty.” Practice makes perfect INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Top- His 6-2, 64 victory was Us fourth mass participation in road rates. In' open running circuit,” rays Burfoot. lost to her in the finata of the I960 said the 2^year-old from Prague. I Burfoot says that his group seeded Andrea Jaeger and No. 2 straight two-set victory; fact, b o b participation in races and He notes that A R R A is absolutely IfnllaiiItalian aiuland the IBM1980 French Onens.Opens. was hitting a lot o f short bSlU and recognizes the sporting public is tur seed Virginia Ruzici advanced to the "I was feeling good from the race quality should improve.” Amby Burfpot opposed to prize money coming, Kiren Parclak spent considerable time on the putting clock In she just killed me. I was just ning sour on megabuck athletes, no finals with straight set victories beginning because 1 broke him in Ms . Joining Burfooi as charter from eiitry fees paid by ober race 5mshing the ball all the time.” cut contracts, and strikes. Accor preperatlon for the Women’s Club Championship play at the Friday in the women’s singles com very first game,” Lendl said. "He members of Connecticut Runners participants. Rather the prize Jausovec pbyed a lengthy match ding to him, honesty, and not Manchester Country Club and It paid dividends. After thrTO petition at the U.S. Open C ^ y Court never did-break me.” for Open a>mpetition are Rocky money must come from b e spon against Anne Smith Thursday, and money, is the major issue in road stcalght runner-up showings In the flhals, she defeated Linda tennis championships. Another men’s quarterfinal H ill’s John Vitale, Windsor Lock’s minimal awards, but nobing more. soring company. admitted to being very tired. racing. Kaye for the 1981 title last Monday at the local course. (Herald The men’s top s e ^ , Ivan Lendl of winner (aas unseeded John . Carolyn Bravakis, New Milford’s Yet Bill Rodgers, the U.S.’s best No one has ever made an accurate S^ond straight “ I Just gave everything for yester known road runner, acknowledges “ W e’ll always participate in the photo by Tarqulnlo) Czechoslovakia, dispatched No. 10 Alexander of Australia, who Bob Hensley, Higganum’s Gary ; tally of the number of road races day’s match,” she said. "Andrea many small Connecticut road-races seed Jose-Luis Damiani to be the defeated Gilles Moretton of France, Nixon, Middletown’sl Robert b a t he made about $250,000 in 1980 held annually in Ojnnecticut, but just hit everything back. I think she that w e’ve grown up with and love,” first player to make the semifinals. final appearance 3 6 ,7 -5 ,6 4 . McCahhy, and Rocky H ill’s Ray from tedmically Illegal “ under b e Burfoot estimates b e figure Could m is ^ only five shob all match.” he says. “ But at the same time we Third-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Crobers. table” appearance fees. Many of b e be as high as The races range Lendl wasted little time in drop- will actively support any race that Argentina advanced to the Burfoot says he expectsf^irnany country’s top road runners now from low-budget, ho-entry-fee 'af Injured Robinson make a living in a similar manner. fairs to races that charge $567 and decides to step forward and award semifinals with a 6-3, 6-1 victory other Connecticut runners to sup prize money in open competition. over unseeded Ricardo Cano, also of port b e group once bey are aware On June 28, in PorUand, Ore, b e attract bousands of rum'®*’*- Association of Road Racing AtMetes It’s the wave of the future, and a Argentina. of its existence, ■ The New Haven 20-Kilometer step from darkness into light. John Vitale In a quarterfinal match Friday It has been two years since she Klki Sweigart from Darien, CARRA), an organization of be 'Road Race on Labor Day is the Amby Burfoot Someone’ s got to take the lead.” disabled by Bucs night, Mel Purcell, Murray, Ky., has won a m ajor title, and she would Connecticut’s fastest woman U.S.’s - ^ t road runners, held be state’s highest budgeted race, while played defending champion and No. like to break that string. •-?3i 2 seed Jose-Luis Clerc. -"I hope tomorrow I produce my PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The may be placed on the squad before She means business Jaeger, 16, Lincolnshire, 111., best tennis,’ ’ she said. " I t would be Pittsburgh Pirates Friday placed the Pirates resumes the season ^ !------defeated third-ranked Mima great for me to win a tqumament. G H O lists Don Robinson on the 21-day disabled Monday at Montreal. Bird said pitchers who might be Jausovec of Yugoslavia, 6-3, 6-1, at I ’ve been to many finab in the last list because of hand injuries the tvro years. I n e ^ to win a tour Bryant not for retirement the Indianapolis Sports Center. pitcher sustained in a traffic acci brought up from the Bucs’ AAA Woman baseball ump Ruzici, 26, Romania, held on for a 7- nament.” dent. farm club, the Portland (Ore.) to p n a m ^ s 6 victory in the first set against Still, her final match opponent b * The club also reactivated veteran Beavers, were righthanders Bob Am erica, he had a lot of prople in his native Czechoslovakian Regina Marsikova, considered the next Chris Evert, - outfielder-first baseman Bill Robin Long, who has an 11-3 record; Ernie state of Louisiana telling him and urging him and then trounced her in the second and Ruzici was unable to say who eyes major leagues son. Camacho, who was with the Bucs to go to one of b e colleges there but he still has the advantage. in P ro -A m Don Robinson, who was a earlier this season; and veteran set, 6-6.. Jaeger’s appearance in the chose Alabama. final was her second in a row. She “ I wonder wMch one has the passenger in a van driven by Pirate Luis Tiant. Police said the driver of The $300,000.00 Samm y D avis ^ Sports “ It was because of Coach Bryant,” Wilcox TULSA, Okla. (U P I)- W h e n Pam When her parents realized her am-, lost to six-time champion Chris edge,” she said. "Maybe I have the right-hander Jim Bibhy, injured his the cab, James Clemente, 47, of sub Jr./Oreater Hartford (3pen (G H O ) revealed. “ I guess I had something like 200 Postema thumbs a player out of a bition was serious, Postema said, Evert Lloyd last year, giving her edge because I am older and have hand early Friday when the vehicle urban Bellevue, Pa., reported that starte Wednesday with b e annual Parade coaches trying to recruit me. My dresser gam e, she means business. “ They were behind me 100 something in common wiUi her final experience, or maybe she has the was struck broadside by a taxi and Bibby ran a red light, but the pitcher celebrity Pro-Am Tournament. » drawer and one of bose plastic garbage bags Postema is a Texas League um percent.” match opponent. Ruzici’s career edge because she b younger.” Both Milt RIchman flipped over onto its roof. said the light was yellow when he Celebrities who will participate were filled w ib letters from coaches who pire in her fifth season of calling the To pursue her goal, Postema record against Evert-Lloyd is 0-19. winners outlasted weary opponenb. The third, fourth and fifth fingers went through the intersection. include Boston Red Sox star JinK wanted m e to play football at b e ir schools. I shots in professional baseball. After headed in 1977 from Gainesville. It in d u e s losses this year ii\ the Marsikova said she batUed a case of on the Robinson's right hand were Police were unable to determine Rice, Hartford Whalers’ Gordie ^ liked Crach Bryant’s way, bough, and his four seasons of Class A ball, Fla., where she then lived, to b e A1 Italian Open final, the Swiss Open nerves all day, and raid she was cut and the ring finger required six who was at fault. HoWe and Mike Rogers, actor honesty. A lot of b e o b e r coaches used the Somerk Umpiring School in Daytona tired from two matches Thursday. Postema moved on this year to Bibby and Robinson are neighbors final, and the semifinals at Hilton Ernest Borgnine, TV celebrity g negative approach, lelUng me Alabama had Beach. stitches. He will be unable to pitch NEW YORK (UPI) — The crowsfeet Class AA but her eye is on the big and were on their way home from Peter Marshall of Hollywood such a good team b a t I ’d never get a chance Postema said the class had only for a Week to 10 days, said club around Ms eyes keep getting a little deeper leagues. Thursday night’s exhibition game in Squares, and b e world’s foremost to play bere. They told me things like bat one other woman student but she spokesman Tom Bird. Bill Robin and every now and b e n The Bear looks as if “ Umpires and players in minor Cleveland, where the Pirates funnyman. Bob Hope. & and things like I had an obligation to play for experienced no discrimination and son, who underwent surgery in April he’d rather go into Mbernation than answer league baseball are in the same for a partially tom right achilles dropped a 3-2 decision. Patriots entice At least seven career million my home state. boat,” she said. “ We all want to get her “ fellow” classmates never tried b o s e same old questions all b e tim e — until Bibby picked up his van at Three doUar winners have signed up to “ Coach Bryant was different, bough. He to discourage her or interfere. “ We tendon, was examined Thursday in somebody pops that inevitable one on Mm. to b e major leagues and stay there. Rivers Stadium after he returned date. They Include: Miller Barber, Ij: was honest and I liked him. So did my mother were all there to learn how to um Philadelphia by Dr. Joseph Torg, How much longer does he want to keep "B ut I want to take it one game at with the team by bus from the Raymond Floyd, Hubert Green, U w and fa b er. When he came to my house, he put pire and that was that,” she said. who allowed him to play again. The pair into pacts Virginia Ruzici of Rumania makes forehand return In semifinal coaching? a time. 1 have had four good years in game. Graham, A1 Geiberger, J.C. Snead his arm around me and said, ‘Tommy. I bink Postema enjoys her work and she two moves kept the Pirates’ roster “ As long as I live,” replies Bear Bryant, Class A ball. Now I want to have a match against Regina Marsikova. Ruzici woiVto move Into finals at and Dave Stockton. '& you’re a winner and I b in k you can help us.’ knows the rules. She can be tough, if at 23. but Bird said another pitcher who’ll be 68 next monb and who, as abletlc good year in Double-A ball. Players SMITHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) - The Erhardt said it was doubtful either U.S. Open Clay Court Championship. (UPI photo) The GHO is played at the 6,534 x. He dldn’Vmake me any promises but he raid the need arises. director and head coach for the University of know when they should be advancing New England P a triob announced would see action in Monday n i^ t’s yard par 71 Webersfield Country * he tboOght I could play for-Alabam a if I “ An ejection is part of the game.” Alabama, already is into his 37b year of in b e ir careers; same with the Friday the signings of linebacker exUbltion game agaiqst the Rams. .'lid I aub. Tickets can be purchased in worked Hard and he offered me a chance to^ she said. “ It is necessary at times to coacMng. umps. Hamilton, a fixture at nose b ck le advance at all 0)loMal Bancorp « play for a team that was going to win. He prevent disorder.” Vhrdict still out Rod Shoate and nose b ck le Ray “ Yeah, 1 got a I’il age on m e,” he went on in “ Umpiring advancement depends since 1974, has, sbrted 117 out of a hanks, Sage-Allen stores. Society tor :¥ didn’t try to pressure me like so many of b e And don’t get personal, she warns. Hamilton, two valuable veterans that tiiick synlpy drawl that has been one of in part on how many open in g there possible 118 games with the Savings, Hermans World of Spotting ;* “When they stort getting per who had beep contract holdoub. his trademarks, ever since he was a young obers did.” are in b e ranks. The umpires are Patriots. He has been the top Goods, The Whalers’ Gift shop and * Albough he played in an entirely different sonal, that’s enough,” Postema said Terms of the deals, which were boy. “ But I’m not ready toget out yet and I’m paired off as teams before the signed at Schaefer Stadium in b ck ler in the defensive line for the Hhe Jaycees GHO office at 11 era, Bryant realizes times have changed and of arguing players and managers. in Raiders' case sure not tired of winnln’. I still enjoy coachin’ season begins. If one team moves Asylum Street, Hartfofd. Tickets Foxhoro, Mass., were not an last four seasons and was second in so tove college football players. up, another moves up to fill the gap “ As long as they stick to the rules can also be purchased at b e gate at and I’d like to keep dobg it as long as b e y let nounced. The P atriob also said sacks bst year with eight. “ All the kids now are much more and so on. As long as you keep im or the issue, they can talk all day Pregerson cautioned them to avoid the tournament Aug. 13 through 16. me. There ain’t nobin’ wong w ib my healb. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The jury negotiations with tight end Don Shoate, like Hamilton a product of knowledgeable,” he says. “ They’re in proving, there’s no reason to quit.” and I ’ll listen to them,” she said. biking with each other, family For more information call 5224171. I had a checkup two weeks ago and b e doctor in the Oakland Raiders N F L an Hasselbeck, the last of six free Oklahoma, had Ms finest season of terested in m ore tilings than b e y w ere years The 27-year-old Willard, Ohio, “ When they get personal, an umpire members or anyone else about the said I was 10 years younger than I was a year titrust trial was sent home Friday agenb who did not sign before Ms five-year career in 1980. He has ago. They’re not that interested in football. native is b e third woman to seek a can take necessary steps to bring ago.” for a long weekend’s rest, and an at case. training camp, are continuing.' been a starter as an outside And b ey have a lot more than'we had when the situation back under control.” Swim success Bryant, who has led the Crimson Tide to 22 career as an umpire. The first two torney in the case indicated the pan “I’m sure you know a cerbin Hamilton and Shoate underwent linebacker the bst four years and we were playing. When I was playing, I % straight bowl games and six national cham never proceeded past Class A. el might be stymied by an 8-2 split. amount of attention is being focused physicals at Schaefer after signing was the team’s top sacker among Mober and daughter swimmers, remember me and Riley Smlb would go a Trouble again pionships, was talking at one of those NCAA- Neiber stayed in the game five The jurors, who have spent nine on you,” he said. The judge warned linebackers in 1980. He also was the taking part in b e AAU-sanctloned month and not evep have a penny to write a and were scheduled to report to New A ^ football promotion get-togebers here seasons as Postema has done. LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. (U PD - days deliberating just one of three the jurors that "third parties” will Connecticut Masters’ Swim Meet, England’s training camp site at only Patriot p b yer to return an in On being turned on postcard to my mama, and 1 loved my mama. Her decision to take to b e plate The father of Heisman Trophy Tuesday. Six of b e country’s top ballplayers. issues they are supposed to decide, be tempted to b ik to them about the Bryant Ck>Ilege. Both players will terception for a touchdown in the placed at b e Hockanum'Pool. Now b e players get cars and some of ’em Art ScMichter of OMo State, Jim McMahon of came early in life, Postema said winner and New Orleans Saints run reported Thursday that they were trial and suggested they should travel with the team Sunday to 1980 season. A g n e s R o m a y k o w a s in- a even get welfare. That’s right, b ey get relief My good wife Joy<% cbims bat earlier columns tMs year, yon know Brigham Young, Charlie Wysocki of while working at a Tulsa Drillers ning back George Rogers has been not close to a verdict and federal "kind of walk around with your (California. However, coach Ron threesome wMch shattered a 205 to help 'em out. We never had anybing like turning yours truly on'to sofhebing that t t o past summer has been my Maryland, Tony Hunter of Notre Dame, game recently, and it was a move charged with vehicular homicide court Judge Harry Pregerson hands in a guarded position.” medley relay record by 23 seconds that when I played.” b is very dangerous thing. In fact, to first experience fisMng for atlantic Darrin Nelson of Stanford and Alabama’s her fam ily did not expect. and could be sent back to prison if suggested they might need a couple Pregerson also answered onq in b e over 65 group w ib a time of Bryant coached at Texas A&M and Ken Pro football roundup quote her, "Gettihg Joe started, or salmon. Especblly my bst trip up Tom m y Wilcox, also were on hand. “ My parents must have thought convicted. of days o ff to ease the strain. The question from the jury, defining the 4:31.88. tucky before coming to Alabama and Ms btroduced to something new, can to HorSe b b n d '(b m p on the Grand Wilcox, a strQ.ng safety from Harahan, La., that I was going through a far-out George Rogers Sr. was recovering judge called the jurors into his cour w ord . "industry” and drawing an Her daughter, Janit Romqyko, collegiate coaching record of 306 wins, 79 become the creation pf a monster.” Cascapedia. Now 1 know what all alrrady Is recognized as one of the finest stage of growing up when I told Thursday from injuries he received troom at noon FYiday, telling them objection from NFL attorneys who scored a victory In b e 35 group in losses and 16 ties leaves Mm needing only Of course she exaggerates b e salmon fisttenhen meant when defensive backs in Alabama history even them I wanted to be a baseball um in a weekend car accident which left to go back to their homes and thought his remarks were un b e 200 and 50 m eter freestyle while nine more victories to pass b e late Amos someu^t, albeit bere is a little b e y ,said, "Once you s b rt, you’re bough he’s a junioi', and you can tell how he pire,” she said with a laugh. “ It’s two people dead. families for the weekend and report favorable to the league. E lizab eb Dziadus, In her first com Alonzo Sto(« as b e alltime leader iln vic ring of trub b what she rays. hooked.” feels about Bryant merely by b e way he not a surprise really. Ever since I Rogers was charged wib two back to their downtown hotel Mon The jury, appearing solemn and Raiders prepared petition In Masters, posted a 1:40.34 They’re right, I am. TMs is a tories. started watching baseball on TV counts of vehicular homicide in b e frustrated by the lack of progress in However, I really wouldn’t call it tim> for 50 meters in b e 70 bracket. talks about him. day morning. wbote ndw baUgame. New equip Everywhere he goes, Bryant is badgered something that geta out o f hand. “I’ve heard and read a lot about Vince when I was 10, the umpires appealed death of Oifton Black. 34, of Pregerson also mqt in chambers ib deliberations, told Pregerson w ib questions about how he feels over b e What ^ alludes to most of the ment. Different rqds, reeb, lines, Net evem . to me more than anything.” Lawrenceville, and his daughter,, with attorneys in the case, who Thursday that it had spent all ib Lombardi, how all Ms players felt about him, UiiM b m y fly tying, my Bsldng, my and a whote "new world as far. u fly b BALTIMORE (UPI) - World prospect of passing Stagg b is season and, “ They worked harder and were Wanda, 16. Louise Black, wife and reportedly talked in part about the time b ikin g about the first of three for new campaign and that’s b e way we at Alabama all feel tying W terb b go. More exotic Championship Tennis is coming to quite frankly, he sayshe’s getting a little tired more respected,- plus they had to mother of the victims, was in stable issues it is supposed to decide — ■ sheet shooting, and my about coach Bryant,” said Wilcox. possibility of waiving the require- material, and much more-dressing b e Baltimore area next year w ib a of it. “ I’ll buy. a drink for b e first man who know all the rules and situations. condition in a Gwinnett County whether section 4.3 of the N F L con photography. Let’s use fly tying as Since Wilcox’ faber, Fred, played at ’ ment for a unanimous verdict. b applied to a safanon h o e k z ^ c h b $300,000 circuit match that w ill in doesn’t ask me that question,” he laugh^. That kind of work was a challenge to stitution is an unreasonable the Raiders, but has not par an example. Tulane, and since he was a prep school All- hospital. Attorney Joseph Aiioto, represen By United Press International ’Thirty two years ago In be first ^y b ^e^t^ * cludeelude 16 players land.and a top prize of S ------m e.” ting the Raiders, said the discussion restraint of trade. ticipated in training camp because They may not be favored to win trout or bass hook. New Books, $ , . he is recoverbg from another in liloom of manriage. she decided to 100 0 00 included a suggestion that the at Local sports the Super Bowl this season, but the more Mstory to be read, and of jury. buy me a lift just for kicks. Becuase torneys might agree to accept an 8-2 Oakland Raiders have traveled that course a whole lot m ore to read and 'Thb Falcons lost to the aevebnd I was already bto fbhing, and fly verdict. He refused to say who made Len Auster, Herald sporbwrlter, road before. underatand about b b iwintie of Browns in b e Hall of Fame game fibing at bat, she decided to buy VERNON'S the suggestion, but said N F L at California high schobi keeps you informed about the local In some circles, the Raiders were game fishes. last week and offensive lineman Pat one of those inhxpensive fly tying torneys vetoed the idea. sporb world. Read the latest in his not even m ention^ as a playoff con Joyce kind of looks at me these Howell will not play against Mb bat were avaibble at bat Before letting the jurors go home. “ Thought ApLENty.” tender. However, the rejuvenated days, and cringes a litUe, reminding ;ORANOOPENIN( Oakbnd. Rookie linebacker Neil time. If I remember^rlght, these M b team went on to capture Super Bowl came w ib an aobquate vbe, a me that the den b already ovs5 Musser and second-year linebacker crowded. athletes pay to play XV in convincing fashion over the Buddy Curry also may not p by. collection of fur, feathers, tinsel, CEIEBRATION I don't feel too badly about b b , PMIadelphb Eagles. Mike Moroski will start at wax, and a booMet that purported to The Raiders open thelf 1981 b y out instructions for tying your because I have witnessed a “ tibn ______A .1 rut.AOtto estimated ihs the Alatrirrt district wonU would rai) raise quarterback for Atbnb instead of on’ ' in someone much younger than FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - Ad- Last nights softball' exhibition season Saturday night Steve Bartkowski, who is not first tb - mlniitratoira in public Mgh schools beset up to $50,000 w ib the new income. against the Atlanta Falcons in , Finding these instructions to be I, and what makes it even m ore in "W e are' in a financial bind as are scheduled to pby. teresting b that thb really ndat per by dw lndll^ upkeep funds are looking to Oakland. The site may be a tem b e most confusing I bad ever seen, I almost all public school districts In the b e students foemselves to help pay b e porary one since a jury has not yet In other games Saturday, almost gave iip. However, b e idea son b femab. state,” Otto said. "W e raend'over $160,- , HiMky CiMMirt Baltimore is at New Orlean
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Four year^ ago Sen. John British subject, cam mond ring (from ex- Warner and Elizabeth paigned for Her husband, husband Richard Burton), Taylor, who had converted Weddings and the press noted that which recently sold for $3 to Judaism for her third Warner was drawing million, and an agrarian husband, Ml|m Todd', were crowds of curious star- senator who loves his married in ai^iscopalian Lifestyle Virginia farm, loves his ceremony, outdoors, at his struck people, crowds he probably never could have job, loves his horses^ V ir^n ia farm. ’The farm, if Marian Christy drawn on his own. "But 1. don’it feel you believe what you read, famous,” he is protesting. was pari of a generous “ Elizabeth had always B S S B S B S S SB SS S B S 3 S been in politics.” he is Then he laughs at himself, divorce settlement from a famous man denying his his first wife, Catherine saying. “ Did you know she ’■ is related to Anthony fame. “ I don’t say that to Mellon, daughter of the you in a totally modest Warner and Elizabeth s tr o n g . Her determina- Eden? Did you know that m illionaire philanthropist way,” he says, still Taylor talk several tim es a tlon. Her self-discipline, her godmother was the Paul Mellon, now married laughing. “ People are Her will-power. She may first woman to serve in to painter' Ashley day, every day,. They respectful of our life on the always speak when he is in not portray it, but Parliament? During my Carritbers. farm, except some late bed, just before he turns Elizabeth is extremely in- campaign. Elizabeth sur- ' Now, In^.a Senate Saturday night someone off the light. They always telligent. She is a ouick Prised people with her anteroom; Warner is will call. You know, one of spepk the instant she runs learner.. You asked me sincerity. Besides, sbe had talking devotedly, longing Elizabeth’s fans who gets i r T * ; v offstage at the end of the hours ago.what qualities I studied the issues ...” ly about Elizabeth Taylor. carried away. Yes, yes, W ^ jst- ;4 play, after the final admired in my wife. Well, ’The influence is mutual. “ I have deep respect for there are bodyguards for l l L i ^ v y applause. “ We talk at that I’ve just lisM them fpr It was Warner who en my wife. We have deep her when she’s away from respect for each other. The moment, no matter what. you.” couraged Taylor to her pre r sent thinness, the shedding home. It's a different story She is a veteran. But she Warner says tnat, before m arriage is good. Like red in New York, in Chicago, in still gets keyed up. It helps theirViicii iiiaiiiagc,marriage, theretuctc waswas o f ~30 r p ou------n— ds to re - 'Ml wine, it Improves with age. Los Gangeles, in London. Yes, our fifth anniversary her to talk to a loved one no talk about separate^(®^Pl',os'zc her beauty in li'i- But, still, we don’t find the is in December. Actually," careers. There was no talk, fhe play, making it un- necessary to disguise mobs in those cities a he continues, "w e .accept The senator is whisked during the courtship, about herself in Halston caftans. major intrusion.” ■ • ;ent with o(L ,, of honor. Bridesmaids were Sherrie Anderson of I ‘ I. Mrs. Jane Vignone of Glastonbury. June Silver of Rockville was flower girl. bridegroom’s niece; and’Miss Michele Beaudry of offered by thp Community Se^ befoto nndirtaldiMMlegree W on or who JUIY 26 to AUauST 14 (4 aamea lor $2.00) Manchester and Michelle ()uey of Manchester, the Mammester, the Ivid e’s cousin, were flowm’ girlg. Mion- , j Division w Mandiester Communl- simply want to/w^fconrses ip subjects' James Lunt of Hebron served as best man. Ushers Paul N. Angell of EUlngtoo served as best man. bride’s cousin. na M. Kalos of Mahdiester, the bride’s niece, was of persMul interest: were Dennis Hall of Hebron, the bridegroom’s brother, Ushers were Craig P. Taylor of Hartford and Ronald M. John Salino o f Manchester served as best man. P eter flower girl. - > ‘^**2*««ursos Include; Principles
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SECOND CONOREQATIONAL oua raaarva and retloanc*. wonhip larvloa with nurtory 10:30 a.m., worthip atrvict: 7 16 Cantlsman 21-Ancient CHURCH, 388 N. Mtm SI. Rov. u m (M y at-Aeg. I t ) You’re a ovaUaWo during oorvloa: pofloo p. iri., avaning torvloa. 17 Besids (prsfix) Hsbr«w Or. Jtm ot D| MooLouchll^ na|iiral-l>om leader to begin OOMUSM jrSWiwa hour folloiiilne torvloa. CHURCH OF THE 19 Sunbsthss ascetic ASSUMPTidN, Adomt Straol at pattor. 10 o.m. worthip ,ttrvleo wrih. Today, Ihaae quaNtlas wW Thompton Road. ROv. Edward 8. and church tchool; 11 o.m. be even more enMnoad, aapa- P R IS C IU A ’E POI* — Ed SuHlYlwi 20 Sibyl 22 Odd* and Bolton claEy wlwn dealing with Mend* " SHE OOULP HAVte 23 Knots ends •Papln, potior. Saturday'mttttt Mlowthlp haw. 7 > m g o n g SCUU. BE ABLE TO CENTER jcONQREQATIONAL aooMly. Romano*, travel, kick, I GOT THIS BULLETIN AT LEAGTVfMTEP 26 Football 23 Military cap draw fire CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 at S and 7:30 p.m.; Sundoy HANG r r iN AW PUT AAESSAfSES AN P zation (abbr.) 46 Sound of CHURCH, ffl Cantor Straol. Rov. roaouroaa, posalM* pitfass and BOARO «• A SIARP confsrsnes Hobron Rood. Tho Rov. J. CHflord matoot at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ALL MNP&OF NEAT. TILL r GOT IT ON 24 Composer hesitation Nawoll H. Curtit Jr., tanlor career for the eomkig montha S A L E , M O W 27 Exclamstion 40 Dead Curtin, pootor. Solurdoy moto ot 11:48 a.m. S T U F F O N IT.' “ t h e w a l l .' Stravinsky 47 Collaga potior; Rov. Chtt Copaland, .are aH diaouaaad fci your Astro- 30 Saltish language 8 p.m.; Sundoy motooo ot 7:30, CHURCH OF j ESUS CHRIST 25 Comment on official OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- ottocitta potior; Rov. Cllflord 0, "i which begin* with your Y individu'kl . 4 1 Fateful time 0:18 ond 11 o.m. SImpton. potior omorltut. 10 27 Solar disc 48 Wtapons BOLTON UNITED METHODIST tMo Stroat and HlUttown Road. ' Mall $1 lor * M to 32 Urins duct for Caesar MARYKNOLL, N.Y. (UPI) - The Maryknoll mis a.m. Unllod tiVicat with Stcond ■ph. Box 489, Radio 28 Poultry 50 Word to call CHURCH, 1040 Booion Tumpllio. Wandol K. WoHon, Mthop. 8:30 34 Clsy worksr 42 Lysergic acid Congrogatlontl Church, 386 H. eny Station, N.Y. 10019. Bo attention sionaries of the Roman Catholic Church practice a R*v. Moriorlo HHoo, pootor. 9:30 o.m., Prlotthood and Rollol 36 Dormant 29 Bohemian diethylamide "liberation theology" that makes their politically con o.m., church ochool: 11 o.m., Sodoly; 11:'l8 a.m., Socromont Main St. turo to spooHy Wrth dale. 36 Rsssntmsnt 3 l Plays with 43 You would 52 I (G VBMO (Aeg. M iapt U ) You 53 Test worohip oorvico, nurtory, ~ 37 Sharp lasts 33 Stats (Fr.) (conL) ■£T\ servative critics see red. SALVA TIO N ARM Y, 681 Main oouM bo quHo kioky matortally ST. QEORQE'S EPISCOPAL South Windsor 39 Flowsr 38 School orgsnl- 44 Fixed routine The Maryknoliers — a society of priests and an order St. Capl. and Mrs. Arthur, today, not to much from your CHURCH, Botton Tumpiko. Rpv. 40 Radical «a of nuns whose worid headquarters sprawl over these John C. HotUgor, vicar. 10 a.m.. Carlson, corps omoers. 9:30 o.m., WAPPINQ CbMMONiTY own oflorl* but by bahiD Ml tho 6 ' 7 6 9 i 42 Conitslistion 1 4 2 3 4 6 . lushly green hills high above the Hudson R iver — scoff Family Euchorltl; 11 o.m., Sunday school; 10:48 a.m., CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Road. r plaoo at- ttia right Um* hollnoss masting: 8 p.m „ open- Rav. Harold W. Richardson, th* light paoM- 45 Boy 11 12 13 at charges they are Marxists. Nurtory prostom ond coHoo 46 Oklahoma 10 Ip. air moating; 7 . p.m., sahrstlbn mlnistsr. 9:18 and 10-A8 o.m., UBM (iem tt-oot. ta) They contend they are missionaries committed to BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL maaUng. worship' sarvica and church- Bomaon* who could prove town 14 15 UNITED PENTECOSTAL n 49 Eats bringing the gospel message, and social justice as well, CHURCH, Ballon Conlor Rood. school. ImptKtent' to yotw prioont to the Third WorJd’s poor and oppressed. ' Rov. J. Stanton Conovor, CHURCH, 187 Woodbrldga SI. - ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI pleno wM bo Eotonlng very CAPTAIN EASY — Crooks A Lawroheo 51 0ns or ths 16 17 16 Rav. Marvin Stusrt, njlntglar. 10 CHURCH, 673 Elllriglon Road. oaieMly today, to what you other That mission has enraged authoritarian regimes and mlnlttor; 9:30 a.m., wortMp tor- 20 21 W- vica. (nurtory providad) a.m., Sunday eoiiool; 11 a.m., Rov. CsrI J. Shoror, paslof. Satur have to aay, arid wW be suitably we aoTCHA NOW! THBV’W! NOT 54 Responsibili resulted in expulsion, imprisonment and death for worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 day massos at 4 and 8:30 p.m,; knpraaaad. IN HBRE ties 23 24 26 26 21 29 members of the order, an important part of thCj^ pjn., worship. Sunday massos at 7:30,9:30 and BCOWHO ((Bet U-Hmr. t t ) 55 Cry out Coventry PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 11 a.m. You're hi a lavorabi* cyci* lor J i American church’s overseas arm founded in 1912. 56 Contradict 30 ,z 33 Sprues SL Rav. Richard Qroy, ST. MARGARET MARY aoHlevine Important goal*. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN It also has drawn fire from American conservatives, pastor. 10:30 o.m., worship ssr- CHURCH, Rev. John J . Qulrni. Don't b* alrald to aim Mgh.. 57 Choruses CHURCH..Route 44-A and Trdvr- 34 among the most outspoken of whom are Catholics, such vlcs, nursery; 9:16 s.m., Sunday pastor; Rav. Joseph H. Keating, You have a number of extra brldgo Rood. Rov. Brad Evans, achool; 7 p.m., Inlormal worship. assistant pastor. Saturday n i M thing* going tar you. One of DOWN 36 as columnists William F. Buckley and Patrick J. pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. 36 ■ ■ 3 7 ST. JOHN'S POLISH St 8 p.m.; Sunday mosses at 8:30, thorn I* him. Buchanan. worship; 10:48 a.m. -Sunday ■ NATIONAL CATHOUC CHURCH. 10 and 11:30 a m . SAOirTMiilit (Nav. »-o*e. , 1 Barrsis.. l o p 41 The Rev. Andrew Greeley, priest and controversial school; 7 p.m. BIMa study 23 Qolway SI. Rav. Walter A. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL I I ) Transaction* you have 2 Cross Mtowshlp. Wsdnosdsy. 7:30 47 49 author but hardly a church conservative, has written in Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In CHURCH, Sand Hill Road. Rav. today with paraona who hav* Inscription 42 43 44 prayer mooting. Catholic publications that, “ The Maryknoll im English; 10:30 a.m., Iriasa In Bruce Jacques, pastor; Rev. cksit should work out to bo 3 Slighting i i PRINCE OF PEACE 61 62 63 English and Polish. Ronald E. HsMemon. assistam to 49 •0 perialists, without realizing if, are agents for Russian LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 oxiromoly bonofloial -for aS remark ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S thd pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commu imperialism.” and North River 1 ^ . Rov. W . H. 4 Actress Novi S4 66 CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn- nion: 10 a.m.;'family aarvlea and CAHlieORN (Dae. IIM l I t ) Wllkens, pastor. 'V a.m., Sundsy 5 Adder Greeley holds that foreigners ought to stay i^ t of the plka. Rev. Martin J . Scholsky, Sundsy achool. " school; 10:18 a.m.. worship sar- You hav* th* abNIty today to 6 College 66 67 pastor. Saturday moss at 8 p.m.; AVERY STREEt CHRISTIAN domestic affairs of other countries, “ whether these vlcs. guWo thkiga from bohlnd tho -A Sunday masses St 8:30, 10 and REFORM ED CHURCH. Rav. Bert foreigners be agents of the CIA or agents for communist ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Roula aoonos without jnakiM thooo- (NIWtfAPfR tNTIRPRISI A81N) 11:30 a.m. , Van Antwerpon, pastor. 9:48 a.m.. 31. Rov. F. Bernard Millar, pastor; you arc trying to help foal they ALLEY OOP — Dbvb Oretio imperialism parading under the guise of American mis Sundsy school; 11 am. and 7 - Rev. John L. Suprenant, S T . JA M E S C H U R C H , ROv. are being manipulatad, sionaries.” ^ p.m., worship service, itursary st OUR BOARDING HOUSE associate pastor. Saturday William F. Carroll. Rav. Francis V. AaWMMUB (Jan. tDJFsk If) both sarvtcas. ^ Y«AY VOU fWO (-YHSaR! The Rev. Clarence Engler, 48, an Iowan who spent 18 masses at 8 and 7 p.m.; Sunday KrukowskI, Rav. Robert A. Racaua* of your abElty today to ' MShSM/ MK/I? ^ Ml MESSIAH EVANQELICAL ESAD, b u s te r , >eJU’VE M«SEP TrlE years in Taiwan as a Maryknoll priest, sees himself only massaa at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:48 .O'Qrady, team ministry: Rev. sapanuo the good from the LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin a.m. Edward J. Reardon, In residence. bed In auggeaBon* of other*. KEY P«9INT; rSENERAL BRADLEY as one of God’s agents. Synod), 300 Buckland Rood. Rov. SECOND CONQREQATIONAL Saturday masses at 8 and 7:30 you'E ba kiatrumantal hi help ASStdUEP ME TO PATTON UNDER "It’s American to stick up for the underdog, for the Ronald Muet)el, pastor. 9:30 *.m., CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 ing a Irtarid aolva a oomptax AFALSE IDENTITY TO KEEP HUM worship servics; 10:30 a.m., Sun guy who’s getting the heck beat out of him,” said. Robert K. Bochlold. pdstor. 9:30 and 10:30 a.m„ noon. problam. S T. B R ID Q ET C H U R C H . 70 day achool. OUT OP TROUBLE! ^ Engler, who directs MaryknoH’s mission research and . a.m., EducoUon for all ages; 11 MCBS (Paik ggnarnh It) Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sharidan OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN planning department. “ I ’m not a communist. I feel I ’m a.m., worship asrvics. Bian ihoiMi IMS may normaly and Rev. Emilio P. PodsHI, co- c h u r c h ; (Missouri Synod) 239 b* a day of teat for you, aome- THE 60N6RESSI0NAL MEDAL YvlOULD a good American.” pastors. Saturday maasse at 8 Qraham Road. 9 a.m., Sunday ttilngmaydavatoploplaoayou' HAVE BLOWN MY COVER! NATURALLY j Engler believes critics misunderstand the work of East Hartford and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at school: Sand 10:18 a.m .. worship. amack hi th* middi* of a prom- BRAPUEY REJECTED PATTON’5 Maryknoliers in places like El Salvador, where two of 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. lahig onterprlao. Pick up your RECOMMENPWlON! VYITHOUT the order’s sisters were killed last Dec. 2, along with FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF QOD, JEH O VAH 'S W ITNESSES. 647 Vernon toowandgo. Tolland Turnpike. 0:30 a.m., Bible d S n k EXPLANATION,-! MlrSHT- two other women missionaries. Government soldiers 783 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jallay, MMn n-AprB It) pastor. 10 a.m., church school; 11 discourse; 10:20 o.m., group dis SY. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 Spend Urns today with -oom- have been charged in the killings. a.m., morning worship; 7 p.m., cussion. West St., Rookvills. SatOrdsy pankm* who Inapli* you or “ For many years the church was on the side of the avaning sarvlGa. ZION EVANQELICAL masses at 8 and 7 pi.m.; Sundmi thooo from whom you can loam rich people,” Engler said. “ Why do we leave it to the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Of LUTHERAN CHU RCH (Missouri masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and something. Baing bright and Synod), Cooper end High streets. a m . anihutlastic type* brtngs out PRANK AND ERNEST ^ to b tImvBB communists to correct injustice? Why doesn’t the U.S., East Harttord (Southern Baptist 11:18 Convention), 38 Main St. Rav. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 0 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST th* bast hi you. Government do it?” Charles-Colay, pastor. 11 a.m. a.m., Dhrlna worship. Holy Com CHURCH. 69 Union St. Rev. TMinuB (figiB mmtf m Engler makes no apologies for siding with the poor and 7 p.m., worship aervlaes, munion the first and third Sunday Robert L. LaCounta, pastor. 9 You’ie very oapable today at ot inch month. |]lll PAAYBe w e 5H0UI-O flivB against what he sees as oppressive governments. nurssry; 9:48 a.m., Sunday a m ., worship service: ,18(16 am ., managing Important matlar* - CHURCH O F CHRIST, Lydall Sunday school; 7 p.m„ avaning tar oinar*. Without your aoqiort “ There w ill always be people around Who wanj^ mis school: 8 p.m., Training Union. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH and Vernon streets. Eugene sarvica. aaaistanoo tho tadko might not p iW m 7AX/«r*oN WrtijouT sionaries to be nothing but hymn singers and 'brgan (Lutheran Church In Amorlca), Brewer and Stave Holt, ministers. SACRED HEART CHURCH. bo aooompNahod. “ E 5 grinders,” he said. “ Religion affects everyday life. You 1120 Silver Uine. Rev. Paul E. Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, a O M (May tl-M w 91) You KEpRE^eNTATiON classes; 10 a m . vrorbhip: 6 p.m. U M t can’t bottle it up.” Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun pastor; Rav. Michael Donohue. might And youraoH playing th* worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bl- Saturday moss at 8 p.m.; Sunday ^ i N ^ i o e Engler currently is involved in a project aimed at day School: 10:30 a.m. coffea matchmakar rata today whan AMOTHBR t r y . hour: 11 a.m. worship. Ms study. Nursery providad lor all masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m, end you apot two poopio who ar* 5TORY AT bringing dedicated young men into the order that FIRST CONQREQATIONAL servlcaa noon. wsE suMad tar on* another, and oversee# about 900 priests, brothers and lay mis CHURCH, 87 Main St. Rov. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL bring them togalhar. SCIEN TIST, 447 N. Main St. 10:30 sionaries, a decline from the 1960s when there were William E. Flynn, mlnlstor. 10 CHURCH, Route 30. Rav. Robart cANcn,(J mi* ti-jHir a ). a.m., church service, Sunday H. Wellner. rector. 8 a.m., com Batara oaWng In a apaoMsl td © hy WA we, TM R*i. U.A PA 8 TM OW about 1,200 Maryknoll men in the field. a.m., worship sarvics, church KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE — Larry Wright The sanctity of peace school, child cora; 11 a.m., coHaa school, and care for srnall munion; 10 a m ., family sarvica rapalr or mwo somaihing tar Tb4A»TS 0-8 “ It’s not an easy thing to ask an American youth to be hour; 8 p.iri., youtt) choir, 7 p.m., children! and church school. / , your homo, take a craw at celibate, to giva up things,” he said. “ It’s not an easy A sculpture of the Madonna and child craatas a mood of saranitv otat- youth Mtowshlp. COMMUNITY BAPTIST VERNON ASSEMBLIES'qi’ ,,. d ^ iha lob ydursolf. You job. I don’t feel we’re doing anything incorrect. I don’t FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, 888 E. Center SL Rev. QOD CHURCH, 81 Old, Town rnlgm.aavo.a aixabi* sum. side the East Catholic High School Nun's Residence. (Herald photo by i James I. Meek, minister. 9:16 Road, Rockvllls. Rov. Mkihallno _ Art Ssnsom see any other way we could respond if we want to be CHURCH, 1638 Forbes SL Rav. THE BORN LO P i n t ^ Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a:m., a m .. Church school for *11 ages, Ricci, pastor. I l iX ) a m . a n d 6:30 NOS1B 9441 Christians, unless we just sing hymns and grind kindergarten through Qroda 4 IK U O W I Sunday school: 11 s.m., worship p.m., worship ssrvicas. BA10641 OH.moHLYREAP organs.” , sarvica; 7 p.m., avangallstlc sor- conhnuing during the sarvica; VERNON UNITED METHODIST VQIOS SHOOUC^fT 10:30 a.m„ Morning worship, Brother Bonaventure,^edman, 75, is frail but proud of ‘ vice. Nursery at all aaivlcea. CHURCH, Route 30. Rav; ♦ K1 jmVFiwsicp nurssry provided. Marlorle Hlles, pastor. 9:18 a m . / « K , 8 U T his “ unretired” status at St. ’Theresa’s, the home on the BURNSIDE UNITED ♦ AQJ ^ A K T A T Commentary METHODIST CHURCH. 16 CH U RC H OF THE NAZARENE, church school; 9:18 a.m., tvorship grounds for retired arid infirmed Mai^knoll priests and Church S t Rav. Henry J. Scherer 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, service, nursery. WEST BAST WeUC?A*JPRgAC? IWHY? brothers. Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship senior pastor; Rav. Qoorga Em - CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD, PQJ9S *7M mltt, mlnlstor of visitation and “ I do desk work and driving,” said Redman, a Los service, child care providad lor Rockville. Rav. John J. White, PJ94I VI PlcK^rrup' outreach. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday pastor. Saturday messes St 8 and Angeles native who went to Chile in 1947 and worked Intents through age 8. 9:18 a.m. BI4 «QJtll78 church school ior all ages In school; 10:48 a.m., worship, 7 p.m.; Sundsy msssss si 8:00,10 )S»4 ♦10987 there until 1954, then served in Bolivia for 13 years. « cluding adult class. 8 p.m Junior chlldran'a church and nursery; 7 and 11:30 a.m. Redman disagrees sharply with Engler and other High and Sanidr High p.m., evening sarvica, nursery. ROCKVILLE UNITED SOUTH Maryknoliers who practice “ liberation theology,” Lutherans eye Fellowships. CALVARY CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH, 142 ♦ K8 ' (Assambllas of Qod), 647 E. Mid Qrovs St. Rav. Richard E Thomp ,VAK97S which he said conflicts with directives of Pope John WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH (Unitsd Methodist Church), 110 dle Turnpike. Rav. Kenneth L. son; pastor. 10:48 a m ., worship ♦ ASS Paul II. Elllriglon Road, Rev. Qordon Qustaf^n, pastor. 9:30 s.m., servica. ♦ K l l ‘‘I think we brought a lot of the criticism onourselves Qala, pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship Sunday'school; 10:30 a.m., ser FIRST CONQREQATIONAL - vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., Vulnerable: North-South by not following the directives of the Holy Father,” said aarvlce, child core. CHU RCH of Vernon, 698 Hartford evening aarvicn. Turnpike. Rpv. John A. Lacey, Dealer West WINTHROP — Dick CbvbIH Redpnan, who occasionally has said so in letters to his TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, msatlng In Slya Elementary CONCORDIA LUTHERAN minister, Rav. David C . BowOn^ a new N arth, Ea st Saatfe I WISH I superiors. School, Kingston Drive. Rav. BIm CHURCH. (L M ), 40 Pitkin St. assistant minister. -9:88 ajn.,' BLrnsiARnit^ ! ♦ \ l l f T D bl. “ We are involved too much in politics,” said the old Rowley, pastor. 10 a.m. Bible Rav. Burton'D . Strand, pastor; Church school, crib room, oMW THE CBS MORNIl^ c a j u D 8 # I t man. “ Some of our people are political ativlsts. Our dassae; 11 a.m. worship service; Rev. David B. Stacy, ossoelata care; 10 a m .. Worship sarvloa. Paa* n e w s H A 5 _ , FIGURE OUT By David E. Anderson grouped together in the National pastor. 9 a.m. Holy Communion, FULL QOSPEL 4 V P a n 4 N T society was formed to carry the Gospel of Christ to 7 p.m.. Evening servics. Nursery ALWAVS BEEN V/\LLFOl.LCWf W H V -TH A T Association of Evangelicals, are part of providad lor all sarvicef. nursery care provided. INTERDENOMINATIONAL 5V P a n 5 4 UPI Religion Writer UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST F O U - t P W B ? WORRIES ME. pagan lands.” the National Council of Churches. - CHURCH INC., 0 Ellington Av*„ * ♦ P a n 6 V ©/ CAPTAIN CAPTAIN Redman, who claims most of the older priests and SO CIETY: EasI, 183 W . Vomon Rockville. Rev. FblUp Saunders, TV P a n P a n KANQARPO. Later this fall, the 32 Orthodox and Theologically and politically, the ALC KANSAROO— brothers agree with him, blames the Devil for St. Rav. Arnold Wsstwood, minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., Protestant denorninations that make up is a. moderate denomination, standing In Glastonbury minister. 10:30 a.m., Servics. deliverance servica; Wednesday, politicizing the Maryknoliers. the National Council .j)f Churches w ill the middle of the three major Lutheran TRINITY COVENANT 7:30 p.m., dellveranca sarvics, “ The D evil never sleeps,” Redman said loudly. “ He is come together iri ^veT^nd to celebrate sf. DUNSTAN'S CHURCH. CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCa OlMlbytox. b ^ e s . ManchMter Road. Rev. Joiieph R. Opening lead;^8 a very active worker. He is always trying to take pw ple Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Routs 30. Rov, Thomas N. CoRsy, three decades of intbifmjh cooperation One of its sister denoininations, the Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass Milton Nllson. assistant pastor. 8 away from Christ. The Devil has succeeded in causing' a paktor. 9 s.m. worship servica. P »: and make plans for tile future. generally liberal 2.9 million member at 5 p.m., Sunday masses at 8, and 10 a.m., worship services. TALCOTTVILLE ’ . ByOiwaMJaenby OUKU* split. It’s contrary to the orders of the pope, who is the Leaders of the council say it w ill be the 0:30 and 11 a.m. Nurssry for Infants and program CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH, Lutheran Church in Am erica is an active aiidAlaBShatag = 0 84 BUGS SUNNY — Helmdahl A Stoffel vicar of Christ on earth.” most significant meeting of the inter tor children agss 2 to 6. Cotfse Main Street and B m HI8 Rood, member of the NCC, wjiile the other AM.mWMHAPN.AMeH. It is difficult to find Maryknoll nuns who share the faith agency since its last General Hebron and MIowship at 9:16 a.m. Rav. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor, major Lutheran group, the conservative ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL East’s one notnunp was views of their elderly brother. 10:30 a.m. Worship servics. UOMSANDTHEVn IPOUPMINS \ WMO_ , Assembly in 1972. Lutheran Church-Miswuri Synod, dis ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park and Church, the so-called “comic LEVY’S LAW — Jsm— Schumolilor Sister Joan Petrik of Baltimore, a close friend of the 1 |AMDI3AM S.jCAl2e S .l “ It is a time to recall who we are— our ' dains any ecumenical entanglements and CHURCH, Route 88. Rav. William stroots. Rav. SIsbhan K. Jacob-; notnuAP.” ’Die comedian two Marykrioll sisters slain in El Salvador, was commitment — and to affirm the future Pareing, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship son, rsetor: Rev. Alan J. ran to two dlamonda its most recent convention even servica. withdrawn from that country last July with five other — our hope,” say the invitations being Broodhsod. osslstanl to the rse althoeih ha would have don* suspended its ties with the AUC. QILEAD CONQREQATIONAL tor. 7:30 a.m. -*nd >W a.m. Holy BIBLE O T H E fe Maryknoliers. sent to denominational leaders and 'better to peas and take an MB-- In its stormy three decade history, the CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. David Ql Eucharist. Holy comniu'nlon SKAK8 llOO-poInt penalty. Anyway, p o w e v . . t e O N - l W She is sharply critical of public statements, by ecumenists expected to attend to event. National Council of Churches has often Runnkm-Boralord, pastor. 10:30 Wednesdays at 10 a.m. i6TO ^ 6 (J 0 A P . a.m.. Worship sarvica, nursery: North and &uth wA to aevra FOBCtoWPILf Secretary of State Alexander Haig and U N Ambassador “ This event will be an opportunity to been controverisal, especially as it SOUTH UNITED METHODIST IAELL. 9:18 a.m.. Church school classas. hearts after a long series of Jeane Kirkpatrick which the nun said "im plied that our state again what have been the com CHURCH, 1126 Main St. Rav. Or. i ^ i n S j b a n l e - sought to rally church involvement in the Qaorga W. Wabb. Rpv. Lauranca motives in El Salvador were political.” -onnaualbii^ . . i f B B H i a L mitments of of this ecumenical body and social and political' spheres on such M. Hill, 10 a.m. Worship ssrvlcs. The hand at reported in J B B i g B i , f W C Y . ^ Maryknoliers contend such statements endanger lives Manchester the churches through It,” according to issues as civil rights, war and peace and, 7:30 p.m., Pralsa and toochlng A racsnl aditarlal in sn “ International Popular j a a n a l Jb h i h b E of missionaries in countries controlled by oppressive area ■nsIropolUan dally Dr. Claire Randall, General Secretary of most recently, energy questions. Q O SP EL HALL, (M ita r Straot. sarvica. BrIdM” was suppoa^ to 10 o.m., breaking broad; 11:48 EMANUEL LUTHERAN chldsd Uw tbuislans and I s n i B B t governments. the National Council. That -invovlement has been at least Egwabeen played fit Moroc- J b h h b [ “ We are not politicians,” said Sister Annette Mulry, a.m., Sunday achool: 7 p.m., CHURCH, Church ond Chastnut Arkansas Isiislaiurss lor - pair. We think ] » H B l B l “ Part of being'there together, in all part of the reason for the reluctant^ of e o l v s l i i n n o i gospsi moating: streets, Rav. Data H. Qustafsop, attamptini to pass a law TL—— ------who heads the order’s O ffice of Social Concern. We are our many facets, will be to send a FULL QOSPEL pastor Rov. MIohaol R. Lohmaifn, ] b BB b [ churches lixe the ALC to affiliate with reqnlrlne (bat Um cerUin I tke reporter ] b h h | b L church people.” message that the basic commitments of the council and even leUd to unresent INTERDENOMINATIONAL ossoclat* pastor; Bryan Myars.. theory of beglnrilngs bs I n O i B l o I CHURCH, 748 Main SL Rav. Intom; Rov. G. Hanry Andorson, n s nwflSiiiiB* iB im im a r 1a M J 9 S E A H A W K ^ a n d ^ IHETDRTD/SEANP; Sister Mulry of New York City, who works hard on this council remain strong,” she added. and, in some cases, resoitm ent among taught alongskla the evoln- . Southhas a rather ele- |]biw||S|b[ Philip Saundors, minister. 10i30 pastor smarltua. 8:0P and 9:30 I W e N A B E . ' behalf of political prisoners, said she does nor unders It is a good bet that whatever message council m em bers., Uon theory. WlUi'a ptesump- niaotanr wev to come to 18 Krinic Hill tion that' is almost tand criticism of the order. is sent by the churches gathered in Yet it remains unclear how Preus’ un tridts. He takea Ung and ace charaeteristlc of advocates “ Maybe we’re a threat,” she iriused. “ Maybe we Qeveland will be carefully read in of -Mg"— uta leads a trump ;e > ^ m a MA,u u 6 h i n g « a s ... ilateral move will advance the cause of of svolntion, th* writer i j p threaten divestment of power and wealth.” Minneapolis, headquarters of the itotoeiiiee dummy’s ^ Christian unity !or bridge the gap dogmatically dsclared avohi- Sister Mulry attempted to explain why Maryknoliers pomee bade to'hls hand with American Lutheran Church and home of between members of the National Coun tkn to hs scisnee sad ctaa- sometimes put themselves in opposition to South Church schedule leads Us last ALC president Dr. David Preus. cil and those like the A l£ whidi have tion fsUgian. He ruffs or over- J R U R I - governments. Preus has announced, with the support chosen to remain outside the present Events planned next week by South United Methodist The facts are that the ques ntfs in dumnw ^M idiu| “ We believe in looking at the root causes of poverty,” of the church council of the 2.4 million, council structure. Onurch of Manchester lnclude:^/\ tion of origiiis is not' subject on whetter or iwt Weit she said. “ We do social analysis. That can bring you in member ALC, that he is exploring the to'scientific criteria, fli9t,coro99 to h li hand w ife Monday; Children’s Choir Wdrkshop, B a.m. to B p.m. belonging to Die field of direct opposition to governments.” possibility o f working toward a new con a dub, draws tramps and. at 824 Lake St., Vernon. pUkiSophy and faith. Evola- ciliar structure for Chiistiair churches in ■ Tuesday: Women’s Prayer and Study Group, 7:30 dalmi. Uon (gradaslism) and o so - However, Sooth came w the United- States — a council that Emanuel events „ 1208 Main St. (ion (catastrophism) st* presumably would supplant the National qvith a sepeiHiompUcatod Bible school schedule BvenU scheduled for the coming week '’ ’Thursday: Adult S ^ y and S h ^ ^ 7:30 hypotkosss advapesd to Siy. He rtwUd the m um Council. * p.m.,! 224 mdlanI Hill TVall, Glastonbury. e x ^ t n Um uakaowsHs. - The brief announcement by the AU} at Emanuel Lutheran Church, A* fobi ersstiria >"■ ’The Presbyterian Church of Manchester w ill conduct that itbacks Preus’ issuing invitations to Manchester, include: ( ‘'rsllgisa’.'lqptbalaNingIn PLETCHBR’S LANDINO.n its summer Vacation Bible School Aug. 17 to 21 from 9 Sunday: 8 a.m., morning prayer; 9:M tbe> IsgialaUvs arena (text-, ( to CONt. IT IS.IHeM. CELEBRITY CIPHER all Christian churches to consider a new •HtW05“ ANC> I I t e R 'l ’WSeLP I f S l W u S . OWsOiMy CUMr oryplosrma are etsalsajroin quoMKons by laimus psoala; aaM a.m. to 12:15 p.m. council is something of a puxxle and its a.m., worship with communion, books and curriculuip). how ' R. — -■ md piasMl. Each lewr hi Sis tiplw KSfide tor anoO*. r .'-1 -.-'44 -*• -t -■* -K THE HERALD, Sat,, Aug, 8. 1981 — 21 20 - THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 8, IWl 'Partnership' worries parents C lassified Supermarket nothing.» A you ean do. Ibecause he hi DEAR ABBY; Our 28- WVlle' again In seven the never; year-old son (I'll call him months And let me know her, I’m afraid it will sUrt Shopper Tom) came waitsing into If he has had a change of our marriage on a sour our home one evening with, heart. I'm belling he will, note. How Aould we han his girlfriend (Gloria) on Dear Abby s s s dle this situaUon? ' his arm, announcing td us DEAR ABBY: I’m being TOURBLED.BRnW Center V that Glorii(( is three DEAH BRtDEi I would Abigail Van Buren married soon at a formal Market skids ^months’ pregnant! They’ve let the ledy smoke known each other barely wiedding. All the plans are going well, but there Is one whatever •••*’• *** o r k six months. NBW Y (UPD - stock prices plunged pitd)lem I need help with. cuslomed to smoking. Friday amid investor uncertainty about the course First Of ali, Tom is going Those who know her will to college full time and My fiance’s mother is a of tho economy and inflation that followed a sur mention of love. They refer able to help him financial nice lady, but she smokes not be shocked, and let , prising strong employment report. Trading was works only part time, ly, but he says he will not those who don’t know vrhile Gloria has a full-time to their relationship as a those long, thin, brown slow, however. Bowlers combine accept any kind of help her draw their own eon- The Dow Jonei industrial average, which lost 0.67 Job as a waitress. He can't "par^rship.” cigarettes that kibk like They ate trying to come from us. cigars, and I can’t imagine ■ elusions. Please, enjoy point Thursday, skidded I9.37 points to M2.54. Three even support himself, Id this a haw trend your wedding day. 1* A • much less a family. up with a nice name for the her sitting at the bridal components — Procter & Gamble, United b y O E baby — first and lakt! among young people or table p u ff^ away on those lime for joy -end Tectrologics and Merck suffered severe losses and What floors us is they say merrymaking,.^not a Gloria doesn’t want it .to what? things. It looks so were inatrumental for the Dow falling 9.80 for the they have no plans to get GRANDMOTHER-TO-BE show for the public. married, now or after Uie have her husband’s last tnasculine. week overall. business, pleasure DEAR The General Electric Co. Thursday name either, so they Will Since she’s my fiance’s The New York Stock Exchange index ahed 0.42 to baby comes! Gloria Has' GRANDMOTHER! If this Club notices. celebrated the opening of its Major been married twice before pick a name they both like. mothe , I think he should 7S.IW and the price of an average share decreased IS Is a new trend, I*m To publicize ^ club Appliance Diatrlbution Center in and is n ’-t even fu lly Have you ever heard of tell her to do away with cents. DeclinM tolled advances 887-527 among the By Martin Sloane exchange them on Satur- other readers will behind the limes. If your them for one day and meeting announcement,, Manchester Industrial Park off 1-06. divorced from her last hus anything so crazy? 1,800 issuM tr^ed at 4 p.m. EDT. The center started diatributing DEAR SUPERMARKET day evenings as we bowl, remember your Iwwling son refuses any kind of smoke regular cigarettes if contact Betty Ryder at The Big Board volume dropped to 38,370,000 shares band. She refers to our son Abby, we brought this General Electric and Hotpoint products SHOPPER — For more Believe It or not. my »e*8«e when their fall ac- boy up right,' and his at help from you (at the she has to smoke at all. Manchester Herald, from 43,840,000 traded Thursday, indicating tn- bowllng average has come tlvlties resume and suggest as her *^pal,” her “buddy” to retail and contract customers in New than a year the members titude is beyond us. We are moment), Ihpre is He says I should tell her telephone MS-27U. vestora were concerned about the outlook for the up eight pins since we • «>upon exchange box or and her “best friend.” No EMland and New York on June 29. of my bowlong league have started exchanging coupon trading to the ------economy add interest rates. ’The new 233,600-square-foot X. Tte government created some unrest when it exchanged coupons and re* coupons. - Jill from members of theelr groupos w a r^ u s e , which employs 35 people-in report^ that July unemployment declined to 7 per fund forms. We collect Johnstown, Pa. or organisations, * two shifts, provides easy accessibility to cent from 7.8 percent the numth before. That report them during the week and DEAR JILL - I hope W » « gre«‘ way to com- the company’s customers In this region, bine a little business with showed the economy, which has been plagued by accoriling to Richard B. Lewis, general pleasure. A high inflation for years, was stronger than manager of Distribution. Finance and DEAR SUPERMARKET expected. Services in the Major Appliance Group. SH O P P E R -A friend told WIN *179.00 THIS• g, WEEK Composite volume of NYSE'issues listed on all Refund of the day The center is, one of seven similar me that you recently men U.S.>exchangeS'and over the counter at 4 p.m. totaled 43,730,600 shares compared with 00,061,300 warehouses built as part of the redesign write to the following address to obtain the form tioned a poetry contest for of (General Electric’s distribution required by this refund offer: Free Pair of Comfort supermarket shoppers in traded Thursday. The Ameriban Stock Exchange dropped 0.94 to system. The six other centers are In Stride Offer, P.O. Box NN-1, Burlington, N.C. your column. I would eqjoy l ” ” * * I Maryland, Georgia, Florida, Arkansas. 99,52 and the price of a share shed five cents. The 27220. This offer expires Dec. 81, 1981. an opportunity to pot some Utah and Kentucky. of my shopping I PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1381 ■ Na^nal Association of Securities Dealers’ AH of the centers are supplied by train experiences into verse. CLUES ACROSS: N ^D A Q Index of over-the-counter issues lost 0.31 fronvmanufacturing plants in the Major Clip ’n’ file refunds I hope that it isn’t too 4. In the kitciwn, always availabis whan rsquirsd to 211.38. Appliance Group. Trucks then take The opening of the General Electric Appliance president of the northeastern region for General On the trading floor, Conoco, which has risen late to enter. — A Bard for uaa. o^ers to retailers or to a re-distribution Distribution Center In Manchester Industrial Park Electric; Richard B. Lewis (right center), general about $40 a share since May, was the most active ffom Baton Rouge, La. 7. Qolfar ahooUng for tha hola. facility, depending on the size of the- was marked Thursday with a tour of the facility by manager of Distribution Finance and Services, and Health Products (File 11-A) NYSE-listed issue, unchanged at OlY*. DuPont ap- DEAR BARD - M you order, Lewis said. local and state officials and company executives. Edward J. Stockton, commissioner of the Depart Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off can quickly muster your 9. Daalrlng. (larently woh a takeover battle for the firm from According to Lewis, General Electric Robert F. Davis, manager of the new center (left); led ment of Economic Development, in a tour of the coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage creative energies, you can 10. Animals that------don’t do so all tha tlfha, Mobil ^ Joseph Seagram & Sons. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed Simy Corp. was the second most active issue, up is the only major applieance manufac R. Howard Annin Jr. (left center), corporate vice facility. (Herald photo by Pinto) still enter the First Annual of eouraa. turer with its own distribution network proofs of purchase while looking for the required Supermarket Shopper ta to 22V4. The stock has been recommended by a refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers ,12. In tha eouraa of Ufa, a pious sort of parson win serving retail dealers. ( Poetry' Competition. offar up davout thanks for a g o o d ------. major brokerage. , In the past, the company operated and magazines, and when trading with friends. Engries should be sent to Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun ■ 13. At various gamas, howsvar hard you------about 90 small warehouses ranging in me in care of this size from 35,000 to 80,000 square feet. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. . newspaper and should be to win, you ean find yoursoK losing. The following otters are worth a total ot $8.75. While they were conveniently located, postinarked ho later than 14. Largo numbar. Investments &ese warehouses couldn’t stock enough This week’s listings contain $20.48 In new otters. midnight Aug. 31, 1981. ALLEBEST — Store Special. Receive a $1.50 18. Whan a tamparamantal loading aetraas pieces for an efficient distribution of The first prize is $100, rofuaaa t o ------any longar.ln a eartain of Advest Inc. are as refund. Send the required refund form, Univorsal the second prize is $50 and Investment prices courtesy products. “We plan to open several more Product Code symbols from the backs of any two the third prize is All produetlon. It moans troubla. ' e t ^ p.m. Friday. Price Change Appliance Distribution Centers so that Allerest product packages, the proof of purchase works must be original and 16. Typleal holiday rasortaeatar to a ------loving Friday this week virtually all of our customers will be of the store special and dated cash register must not have been aaetlon of tha puMle. receipts with these purchases circled. Expires Advest Group llVi ' up % within an- overnight truck ride from 'published previously. 30 dn IVk (one),” Lewis said. Oct. 31. 1981. Interest in the competi 21. Abandonmant Alex. & Alex. 8 dn IV4 The company is making a $150 million C EPACO L Bathroom Cup# Offer. Receive a tion has been even greater 23. It’s vary diffaront In wintar. Acmat 39 up % Investment in facilities to implement the bathroom cup set. Send the required refund • than I expected. I look 24. For praetleal purpoaaa, It may not mattar It Aetna form, the Universal Product Code symbol from CBT (k>rp • 21% up V4 new system. General Electric has also I forward to publishing the ona’a — — ------la a bH r u ^ . 18 up % the back label or the red "shatter-proof" shoulder I top poem late in October, Col. Bancorp . invested more than $10 million In com- 29% dn 1 . puter equipment in Implementing an label Jrom one Cepacol bottle and a register j G ^ luck! iRlelNlClHI First Bancorp receipt with the Cepacol price circled. Expires Fifst Hart. Corp electronic communication and order Dec. 31, 1981. I I ( Agree to accept ttie judges decis n as flna(. ■ Hart. National 26% dn % system. , • CO R TAID Refund Offer. Receive a 50-cent re I SMART SHOPPING TIP Hart. Steam Boil. 45% dn IV4 Company executives and local and fund. Send the required refund form and the word I Tillie Fitzpatrick of East CLUES DOWN: I NAME.... ’...... I IngersoU Rand 60% up % ,state officials were invited to opening I Detroit, Mich., used to 1. A dadleatod athlata puto.graat otfort Into H. S3 up % 'ceremonies Thursday. Edward J. "Corfald" from the front panel of any package of ADDRESS ...... J jC. Penneji Cortald cream, lotion or ointment. Expires Deb. lhave problems with 2. thiafa hava baan" tllmas whan ships ! j Lydall 10% up % Stockton, commissioner of the state 31, 1981. I cashiers who missed coun------aeross U-baat infaatad I CITY...... -s ta te ...... I Mass. General ^Life 6 unch Department of Economic Development, I ting some of her coupons. 6% ' unch MURINE Regular Formula Coupon Offer. watsrs wars at groat risk. I IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED TK o J ' Sage-Alien was among the guests. Commission. Also present were General Manager Receive a 75-cent coupon. Send the required re I “Now when I hand the 3. Arguably, tharo a ra ------movlao today to SNET ' 41% Among the guests at opening ceremonies for the fund from and the box top from any carton of j cashier my coupons, I tell oqual tha vary bast of old films. Travelers 44% Hartford Appliance Distribution Center were (in the Robert B. Weiss (third from right), former Public ■her exactly how many I ! CLIP AND MAIL TO: I Qot a news tip? Works Director Jay Giles (second from right), and Murine Regular Formula. Expires Dec. 31, 1981. •5. Common Insaeta. United Tech 51% foreground left to right) Deputy Mayor Stephen T. T- NEO-SYNEPHRINE 11 SOCent Refund. Send I have,” she says. “This way I PRIZeWiKK PUZZLE —44 If you have a news tip or story idea in Robert F. Davis, manager of the new center, (right). 6. May not eonoist of atrietly elaaaleal muale. J First CT. Bancorp Cassano, Edward J. Stockton, commissioner of the the required refund form and a Univorsal Product jshe knows that I am ! C/0 THE EVENINO HERALD I Gold $397.25 Manchester, contact City Ekiitor Alex (Herald photo by Pinto) I keeping track of them and Girelli at The Manchester Herald, Department of Economic Development and James Code symbol from one of the following; Noo- 8. A naturalist with a movta eamara would ba 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. J Quigley, chairman of the economic Development Synophrlne 11 Nasal Spray, Vapor Spray, Adult jshe handles them more plaaasd to got an intoraating shot of a ------telephone 643-2711. Nose Drops, Children’s Nose Drops. Expires Doc. jcarefully.” swimming. I Ms. Fitzpatrick and 31, 1981. 11. It doosn’t taka>mueh — ^------to maka soma SINEX Refund Offer. Receive. $2 In coupons. {Other readers whose poopla eomplain. I smart-shopping tips appear CONTEST RULES WVEimSING Send the required refund form and the front pan 17. A fMow with sanalUvo akin may say ha eant el or panels with ounce content from one 1-ounce ( in this column receive my 1. Solve the puzzle by filling in the missing letters to mtke th e . I “1981 Guide To Coupons rough fabries nsiit to hla body. RATES Sinex package or two half-ounce SInox packages. 18. Youll hardly plaasa a doting dog ownar if you words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each Expires Nov. 1, 1981. land Refunds.” Send your duo carafully for you must thirtk them out and giva avery word tall har that n a r pamparad ^ looks — ------. Classified 6 4 3 ' 2 7 1 1 : Minimum Charge TYLENOL Free Toothpaste Offer. Rocelvo a 5- (suggestions and Its true meaning. . 46— Sporting Qooda 56— Mi$c (or Rent $ . .for one day (experiences to me at this 20. In fop elaas sprinting, thsra’s no sueh thing as 23— Horntt for Sala 35— Healing-Plumbing 2 10 ounce tube of toothpaste worth up to $1.50. Send 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You EM PLOVygNT 47— Garden Products I newspa|}er. an oasy------. 24— Lott-Land for Sal* 36— Flooring the required refund form, an entire carton ot inay submit as many antrlas as you wiah. No machanically 12:00 nbop the day '-29—>lnv*9tm*nl. Prop*rty 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques I iMfore publication. 1— Loit and Found ’ iS^Haip Wamad 36— Servicef Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER W ORD Regular Strength Tylenol Tablets or Capsules 22. It has mash. produce^ (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry 2— PorionElfl 14— Buiinatt Opportunltiat 26— 8u9in«99 Prop«rty (except the 1'2-tablet size) and a register receipt 27— Retort Property 1 DAY 14(i; 3— Announcemantfi 19— Situation Wantad 61— Autos lor Sale blank will be aocopted. , . Deadline for Saturday is 4— Enttrtainmani 28— Reel Estate Wented with the Tylenol purchase circled. Expires Oct. 31, MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks (or Sale 5— Auctiont 3 DAYS 13«, WORD LIST 3. Anyone is eligible to enter except employaea (and mambara 12 nooh Friday; Mon 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale 1981. EDUCATION 52— Rooms for Rent 1 About collecting MI8C. SERVICES. 40— Houaenold Good* 64_Molorcycies-Bicycles , This Hat eontaina, among othars, tha eorraet words of their families) of the Evening Herald. ■ day’s deadline Is 2:30 53_Apartmenl8 tor Rent 6 P A Y S 12(t Bonus! This offer doesn’t require a form; 16— Privaia Inatruetiont • 41— Articles for Sale 65— Cempers-Traiiers-Mobiie 1 Russ MacKendrick _for tha PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE for ratawa 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES FINANCIAL 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Hornet for Rent 26 DAYS 1 1 i SELSUN BLUE $1 Refund Offer, P.O. Box NB- FrIdSy. 10— Scnooi8*Cia99at 55— Officee-Stores for .Rent Homes 32— Peinting-Peperirlg 43— Pals-Birds-Dogs 66— Automotive Service I writes about stamps, coins NO LATER THAN MONpAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A B~Bondf-8tock»«Mortgao«l 20— Idatructtons Waniad 56— Resort Property tor R^nl h a p p y AOS S3 00 PER INCH 896, El Paso, Texas 79977. Send the front label or ’Wosksnd ot August 8>9, 1981 Phone 843-2711 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease 0»Par$onal Loang * 57— Wanted to Rent panel from any 11-ounce bottle of Selsun Blue I and almos anything eollec- POSTMARK. • „ ' ^ lO'^lnturanca REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Sldmg 45— Boats 9 Accesiones and the cash register receipt with the purchase I tible — in “ Collectors’ ANT8 PLAY 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown .above to the price circled. Expires June 1, 1982. I Comer,” every Tuesday in .BEACH PUTTER contestant who sands In an all.-correct solution, w more than I The Herald’s BEAR RACE •••••eeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeeee ...... hV/p w inted *...... ; ; Copyright, 1981, United Feature Syndicate, Inc BEECH i PRI2E CROSSWORD MO.ItEO one all-correct solution Is received, the prize jnpney will be ______j Focus/Leisure section. RAIN Hefp Waniad 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wantad 13 ...... CONCERTO RAM shared equally. ’ • ______...... CONCERTB RAT ••••**********•****••••• OEAL RAY 6. IF NO A LL-COR RECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED. $26 WILL BE EXPERIENCED LEGAL LOCAL LIGHT RN OR LP N DEFECTION ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. S E C R E T A R Y DELIVERY - Need 10 peo- F U LL T IM E le to start immediately, FEW 7. The decision of the Judges la final and all cohteafants agree to Manchester Law Office. SEARS ROEBUCK Lookirjg for a dynamic per FRENCH SAUCER SECRETARY TO WORK lust have own transporta Diet is valuoble abide by the Judgiss declalon. All entries become the property -Fulltim e. Call 643-2501. ACOHIPANY in Doctor’s East Hartford R sonality to work in our FUN SAUCES , tion. Small cars and motor-. progressive dialysis unit, JOB SPORT of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Manchester Parfcada office - 2 weeks in cycles are OK. Cash paid DEAR DR. LAMB - I MILLWRIGHT wanted for primary care nursing UEAN SPURT 8. Everyone has tha same opportunity to win, for eyaiy e n ^ w II CUSTOM DRAFfRY November and other times dally. Apply in person from am a 52-year-old woman, 5 MANY STAR East Hartford paper mill— as needed. Telephone 289- 10®/e shift differential, flexible be checked, and the winner announced. N o dalming Is Production gcheaule is con COESULTAirr 10-5 Monday thru Friday hours, major medical and^ feet 6 and weigh 124 . MEAL STAY "Your CdmmuMty Newspaper" 1007. , above Nassiff Sporting MEAN > STEALINQ necessary. tinuous 24 hr/7 day week— Part time position. llexlUe dental plan. pounds. I had a physical NET Need person skilled in ' Goods. 989 Main Street. 2nd For Interview, call exam last year and at the STEAMING 9. The correct solution to this Weak’a Prizeword wrtll - be JOB INFORMATION - floor. Your Health NEW welding electrical, AUTOMOTIVE ROCKVILLE time I weighed 132. My PACE 0 □ d Alaskan and Overseas published the foHowIng Saturday. ' , . eeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeee4e mechanical rebuilding, and SACKSHOF GENERAL triglycerides were 210 and PAIN 10. The Herald reaaivaa tha right to correct ai»y typographical wilUng to perform mlsc. employment. Great in RN - Public Health Nurse HOSPITAL, Lawrence Lambt M.D. PLAN Ne/p Wantad IS SALES FERSOE my cholesterol was 259. LoBi and Found 1 maintenance duties. — come potential. ^11 602- for generalized community 872-0501, Ext. 271 ' errors which may appear during tha puzzle game. PLEASE READ (jve^me available after Part time poOltlon. knowledge 941-8014 Dept. 781». Phone health program including I went on a non-fat diet RN*r*PART TIME, All ol mechanics required. ^ and lost 13 pounds. My 11. The se a le d correct solution vdll be individual has proven Call Refundable. schools. Competitive ' custody of Nate Agoatinalll, President Mkncheater S t m YOUR AD m ifts at Student Health- himsell. — Work schedule AUTOMOTIVE salary and benefits. For cholesterol went down to Service. Physical atsesa- PART TIME -VBas station further information con DENTAL assistant - 190 and my triglycerides to U 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (jlus INSTALLERS LAST WEEK’S 12. l^Jori accapiurig prlia ifioney, the contaaiiant wtll 'be phM8 88 a 88»> LOST - V ic in ity o t n(m t skills necessary. Call necessary call-ins. — For attendant. Thursdays 4-8, tact Community Health Full time for orthodontic 103. It was hard to Stop TIN ItoraM 18 Highland Park, medium or write to P ^ Maloney, interview call Bob itor- AND MECHANICS Sunday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Service of Columbia, office. Four day week. losing weight so I started Photographed tor tha papeir. sited black and white Director of Nursiiw, Bos Part time posltlone.-, flexible Manchester Area Stalion. Experienced preferred. levels the less likely you PUZZU S0LUT40N main 289-7496. Cellu Hebron, Andover and eating normally. In four the other dietary SHEEP DOG. One blue U-U, University o f Conn.- products, 2 Forbes Street. noura, experienced , Minimum wage. For infor Marlborough. Telephone Write Box 23M, Vernon, manipulations, are not are to have fatty- and one brown eye. Docked Storrs, a. 6 ^ at 468 prelerred. mation call 243-5457. CT. months I gained five ■My 18 Mm 8lw M EM 2289428. E.O.E nearly as helpful — if they cholesterol changes in y o u rj taU. REWARD. Telephone. 4700. E.O.E. TMLOR pounds and my cholesterol ■rMtef iBnreia Irn S 6483511 or 643-1166. was 212 and triglycerides help at all. So step one is to arteries. And tests fluc: jl Part time position, experience tuate some just from the j PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE (■tfal i i Ml IMMM SM In men's alterations required 174. If my weight stays the get rid of excess body fat. m M 8m ■emeoaiMMi procedure and other fac-, Paraonala Apply Personnel Department: same Will my tests stay the Not just part of it but as 20. BEER not beer. BEmViriore reelleMceHy the edit« "Wf ••••••••••#••••••••••••• much as you need to in tors unrelated to weight CLUES ACROSS: form en opMiai eboA In me manner suggeded by the due. NBPWMITBI FEATURE WRITER - Tuesday 1>3 and B^B same? Or will my tests go RIDE NEEDED to »nd This is a part time position Wednesday 10-12 and 1-3 up every Ume V1’ gain "a a order to obteiif the desired gain. 2. BOLT not coll or doll. Tl{«. duo's Implication UiOl if lo foooono^ W 22. AID not kid. At th# duo iuggoile, AID may wdl bo from Mancheitor to CC8C M erN g N m e Saturday 10-12 Nevertheless, I think you UM violonco (ttiough not to on “undue" degroo) suit* ■ BOLT boot. "oulto Orion" poopio ero too proud, olo., to epproclelo H). An itlompi to kid with fieslble.hourk. Appll- pound or two.? improvement. Moo. the chio’o word “poIntloM" (u distinct (ram posiUvsiy wrong, weriedayB. Telephone, 648 .cant must have had some E.O.E. DEAR READER-Your You can get some would be wise .to stabilize ' e poreon It hardly eppredetod In any cee#._ j. „ 4,. 6434. KxctUeiit wifet end beneflti. .cruel or aggressive, eey) Is better matched td BOLT. •eeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeee : Mr. Ttaunton M7- previous writing kid$ general guiuemie. youT weight at an optimal; 23. POINTED not ^Wnted, Since nell v tirih ^ story certainly emphasizes general guidelinM about 7. WOULD not could. Mottter’e concern would be that the children ac K iodey-Pridey74. experience. Plbase send the diet you should follow, level and adjust your diet I , to preeMcel work. POINTED le more directly to Announeaofanta S the value of a diet in people tually WOULD (not merely could) be looked sher. For the purpoee of work, H le me conlormellon relher men the oolof 01 iIrraUi' MEADOWS samples and ahOrt letter SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: who have elevated from The Health Letter and exercise to keep it 8. WILTING not willing. "Probably." In the due, tavori “WILTING"; there ono'i flngomeHs that le ipt to oounL outluiiiig your background :ARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK there. A small weight gain < f l e a MARKET: Every CONVALBSOBNT for'the opening of school. cholesterol and number 15-4, Diet to Pre Is always ahveys something to be eeld In the detenee ot wllHng CLUES DOWN: . to The Editor, Bos O, WiU train for the towns of can have .rather aipiif leant workers. ' Sunday l(W. Coventw^an- HOME Mancbrnter Herald. Please triglyceride levels. It also vent Heart Attacks and li RDWINQ not bowing. BInco bowing lormffi tique center, 1140 Main Hebron and Bolton. Strokes, which I am fen effects on cholesterol, 9. none not nine. Aptly. "NONE" It dtesraM from "about ten." ol toworing Iho *ood, HOVWNQ moro pooWvoly Involvoo bondkiB mo jdo not caH. Telephone 537-5234 or 537- 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. points out why I recom 11. GRIT not gelt. While GRIT or courage can dellnltely help Incam hoat and Faund 1 S ^ t, Covent^ .tie?!?' ding you. triglycerides and even "to#ck. ' f»#ee*ea*aaaaR*P******** tpace' avaUable. Telephofie 5786.______mend that you should In blo^ pressure. where determination Is called for, a men's gelt Is merely •ncMsNM to 3. LONG not lono. LDNCt W moro to tfio poinL Unco » otr i^ w CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 dividualize, not generalize. Others who want this hie getting somewhere on foot ■ protrectodnose ol tlto men'e ollorte (relher men their eoHlery nature), 756696. issue can send 75 cents «4ee«d«e»«eRR*RR******** LAUNDRY WASHMAN - h e l p WANTED FULL What works for one will not 12. FED not few. "Thens era pleoee" (e.g.. In the perk) where weterfo^ eie met Invllee menke tor appreciation. t i m e - Clerk-Cashier with a long, stamped, self- FED. On ttie other hand, the due oelle lor ewnenM rather then “feer t , H M p Mteflted . 78 Applicationi now being WANTED - OLDER AT THE MANCHESTER work for another. It is im- welertowl ere W alm oet enywSefe Ihet there le HtUe or no weter. 4. BOUND no! found. II eho k n ^ LOST - GERMAI ••eeeeeeekeevaeeeeeeeeee accepted for two perma FEMALE fuU or part time needed second shift pMlant to do whatever te addressed envelope for it pleoso. 11 le not exeoUy e queeUon ol lltelr boing ^ouno lo pweiw Sunday-Thursdqy. Apply in 13. DIG not die; Blnce he la "recovering," he eeelpoieWrdte It Is mow SHEPHARD PUPPY TYPIST - PART T IM E nent (uU/-time waihmen. Uve-ln as companion for necessary to induce the to me, in care of this lb. wiBE not WHO. “Bomobod/' (l.o .,^ t I f S S ! 'month* old. Black ai person Monday thru I reasonable to say ttiet he "shouldnr DIO until he has properly In moceeoolI WIRE.(Wlyrem)bomg^ aftemoona. ’Transcription Apply In^veraon to: elderly woman.- Schedule EVENING HERALD newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Be informed or enomor. In'tho'oeee ol e.mleundoritood WHO. m# leuH le leieieo beige, vicinity Broi Meadows Convalescent can be iHnible. Telephone FYiday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 7- desired improvement in Street area, i^wera experience preferred. SMd each individual. Radio City Station, New 14. BAO'not mod. Though needing help, they ere generelly not ell reiume to JOBS, P.O. Box Home, 333 Bidwell St., 649-5930 or 633-9068 Eleven Store, 513 Center stay on top of the news — net BAD. In general, they ere not el eg nsed, rather to hor huebaed. ^ ' . ••8un*hlne. Plea*e c#U Street, Mancheater. High on the list is York, NY 10019. FARED not leked. To “mekd' e lol ol money rndbri***.****.!*!.f*” H. Vernon. Coim. 06M. Manchester. between 4 and 7 p.m. ■■ need not heed. The due'elnoluelon 01 the word “sen" levore NEED: 64»«44. eliminating any excess Now, your values are not FARING well In one’e oeraer, relher then by feklne, or oblilnlna H Hit* aU that bad. But wo do i ihoy NBED tho-ovidonce ee e revelteitnwt swebSeg thorn to errivo ol e body fat that ntay be pre vordlot. To hood Iho ovtdonoo le limply their |ob. proporiy. • ' sent. In my espmlence it a know that within reaaon bjoj® person stays overweight the lower the cholesterol OOM of 046-9947. . '-a. - ^ ' .... :■ -) ' - - -V . ■ THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 8. 1901 - 23 It may look like o jungle, but In fact, Aportmomto For Boot 83 Jlpartmenla For Bout 53 Mfio. tor. Rant 80 ••••••••••••••••*•*••*** EAS1* HAIITFORD - 4 MANCHESTER - Budget c a m p e r POR RENT: room, air-conditioning, two bedroom new decor, Stareraff Pop Top. Sleeps your Clofisified section contoins many 6, stove, furnace, iCe box, N canopy. AvaUaMe Labor TAG SALE SIGNS D £ ^e^f”4day hidden treasures! You don’t hove to be o ■...L. nnPM ,. ■ ^ things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an- bedrooms. Available MANCHESTER - Single Aiypist ISth. SecurityfiA A teeilO flt ^ M au l female3 ______a . in 80’s to share fully Auloo For Balo St native to hunt down oil the voluoble informo- lounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad.. When you place your ad, references required. Call furnished. furnished three bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••• ’ll receive TWO TAG SALE SIGNS f r e e , compliments of The Herald. , 643-0784. duplex. 8800 per month in fREE cludes utiUues. Security required. CaU after 5:30 tlpri...right there at your fingertips! See how easy 1972 CAPRI. Good running r ★ p.m.,y93667. condition. Needa some SIX ROOM Du p l e x - s body work. 8300. 6483450. It is to track down buyers for your merchandise... or CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN A T OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER bklroonia,bedrooma..garage!tlOTtric garage, electric heat, wall to wait, aU M room duplex. Oarage, xgyj t -BIRD - 54,000 appliances. Two children, ori^l miles. Exceilent •deeee#eeeeeee4e««*4**** • ••••••••••••••••MONO** DO pets.pets Utilities not in- T e lS ^ ‘‘6483™6. ly. to discover o world of shopping services that interest •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Dog$-Blrd$-P»f 43 clud^. 8890 per month. terior. Full power. Sarrieaa Oltarad 31 Ftoomw 38 Artfclaa tor Sato 41 H«lp W unfd 13 H9lp W anM ^ 13 H«/p Waniad 13 Land For Sola • 24 •••••aSaaaaaaaataaaaaaa* ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Telephone 648-«n8. Negotiable. Serious only • •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••#•■•■•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - 3 hW t 6463409. FLOOHSANDING - Floors FOR SALE: Paint air com-^ FREE, LARGE MALE bedrooms. 8825 .monthly. you...from apartments to antiques, autos to auctions... PA R T T IM E ASSISTANT HUMAN pressor and motor |20. SHEPARD CROSS - 7 yrs. r SERVICES lika new! Spscialixiiig in No pets. Security plus 1668 DODGE WAGON - EUGTRONIC SALESPERSON to sell older floors. Natural and Window'shutters (8) - All loves children, well Newspaper Subscriptions. ADMINISTRATOR - 15 m jK[ utiUues. CaU after 1 p.m.. Nice condition. AutomaUc TECHNICIAN B-B UPHOLSTERY. stained floora. No waxing sizes. 912. Telephone -649- behaved. Moving to apart- ROCKVnXE-2 bedroom- 6804160. and just obout everything else in between! Read oil about Go door-to-door with our Hours per week, $4.49 per Custom Work. Free anymore! John Verfaille, 0173. m m t 8/13/81. Needi good tranamiasion, power newsiicvfo 'A.aiA«cao carriers fo iviaa u r hour, sswus* typing and LUND complete kitchen, ------’------steering. Pretty and We are currently Estimates. Will pick up 646-5750. home and space. Pleace carpeting and new decor. MANCHEISTBR -Duplex, 3 seeking a technical eveniMs a week, Monday b o o k a e e p>ing ii skills For Investment, and deliver. Please call BALL BEARING Easy to caU 8493594 or 6333009 Ask economical. Tetepfaone 643- thru Thursday 5;% to 8:30. required. Soirqme experience (m i, peU O.K. 8250. G H gR, ^Uancea. Garage. the extra, extra inside knowledge you’ll find . . . In the classifieds! school graduate or inflation hedge, 648-2161. push lawn mower with for Gall. . ‘ 687-6812T' Pool- Peto Welcome. Salary plus bonus. Call with admmimistration of ••••••••••##••»••••••••• rjMi FOR grass catcher.. Recently someone with Mark Abraitls, Manchester state and federal programs and tax write-offs. ____------No UtiUties. References, MUST SELL 1975 BUlCiC •.•••••••••••••••••••••a equivalent experience helpful. ResponsibiliUes in Pakidng^Papartng 32 sharpened. |60; Solid Boata^Aeeaaaortaa . 46 ACCEPTING Security, Lease. 8800. 646- Autoa For Salo 61 Attto» For Sato 61 Autos For Solo 61 Herald 643-2711. PAR CB L NO. 1i M aple Bureau. T hree LA SABRE - AU power. Auloo For Sato Ol Auto» For Sato 61 to perform the testing clude all office clerical paaaaaaaaaaa APPLICATIONS for 2 5248. Available August 81400 or Best offer. Please •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• work as well as ad 1.BS6 tcrM, vmxxM. (icing PROFESSIONAL Large drawers $35. 646- bed ro o m apartments. 18th. qnd repair of PC RN-LPN OR MEDICAL south. $4,600 down. $185.16 PAINTING - Interior and poofds 40 6794; telephone 64^2161. B oards. Knowledge of ASSISTANT wanted for ministration of some pir month. Rents starting at ^ per busy surgeons office programs. Must be self- exterior.. Commercial and month. Includes heat, not SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, ;Agital and analog cir RARCIL NO. Si residential. Free es- USED SHUTTERS AND 18 Ft. ROBBIE CAT with cuitry is required. Wednesday and Thu livated and able to work 4.321 icrm, brook front REFRIGERATORS, trailer. Special rigingj water, wall to wall TRUCKS,. Car Inventozy 9-5 or 6rlQ. AlsffTo cover with pebplr. in crisis Umatea. FuHy insured. 646- HARDWARE, Like new. $5 valued 82183 Mid for $100. Qualified candidates $6,380 down. 8221.44 per 4879. WASHERS, RANGES - pair, 14x47. 14x35. mits optional solo si ‘ SI? SPACTOUS, CLEAN - 5 v a lu ^ »l8S Mid vacaiions and illnesses. situations. Some evening month: $8,000 down. $165.84 Clean, Guaranteed. Parts EiXcellent condition.: ^king. Telephone 1-237- ’apartment, “Similar m i t abargains r b a ^ avaUable. ^ o u ld have the ability Mudt be willing to learn of- meetings Town Managers pir month; $13,450 down. Aluminum storm doors IS. CaU for iniOTvnation, 602- UQE PAINTING. Interior & Service. Low prices! each,' 32x80. Phone 649- Telephone 872-8950. 9998. Appliances included; informal 40 read schem atics, hge and business Office, 1712 Main S ^ t , $88.72 DOT monUi. B.D. Pearl & Son, 648 Main 9413014, Ext. 7816. Phone PARCIL NO. $; t Exterior. "Check my 1383. utiUties extra. One child; REPEAT BY POPULAR DEMAND Iroubia shoot down to lures. Salary based Coventry, Ct. Deadline Street. 643-2171. Oordpn Products 47 EAST HARTFORD • «i|«uintelv no Dels Securi> caU refundable. ;^e component level on experience. Send August 20Ui. 7.328 aom. oM mill iHi on rate before you decorate." brook. 685 (Ml ot fronWgi. Dependable. Fully insured. THERMO King mobile •■•••••••••••••••••••••• Luxury I and 2, bedroom ™ a Cnd be able to work resume to Manchester $7.^00 down. $300.48 por CONTEMPORARY STONE FREE LOAM. apartments. Heat, hot 1972MGB GT Hatchback- Surgical Associates, 257 MAINTENANCE 646-1668. cooling unit - used one water, appliances, Blue. For parts. parts. Best Vfith a minimum of month; $11.0g0 down, $223.84 FURNITURE available at year. Cost new flTOO. Best Pick up or delivered. Cali l&pervlslon. Ean Center Street. ELECTRICIAN - F irst par month: $10;250 down. wholesale prices. Custom 644-17% or 644-2780 7:00 carpeting and parking: Teiepnone ^ shift. Performs electrical $133.58 bar month. INTeIr IOR PAINTING, offer. Telephone mornings Price range from 8325 to 6:00 p.m. Apply In person oyer ten years experience, a n d standard sizes before 9 ;30 or evenings Vn- a.m. to 10:00 p.m. HIRING FOR DAYTIME a n d equipment ih- Tha abova flguraa ara bisad on available. Visit our factory SERBiR stallations, modifications, low rates and senior citizen 1520. ' HELP - Full and part time an annual parcantaga rata as showroom Monday - Satur AnUquot .43 - r SCIENTIFIC hours available, Monday and repairs with some low as 8% intarast. No d is c ^ ts . MS-0900. — — day 9-5 p.m. Andre Fur-, FOR SALE - Coal furnace, ‘*«“ ‘**- . VERNON - Heat Included. "wT •’ PRODUCTS thru Friday. Better than welding and pipe fitting in paymants dua until January niture Industries, 125 volved. Must have ' in- 1882. INTERIOR AND four banels of coal, stand- ANTIQUE SALE - Oak, SOUTH WINDSOR K lg 1975 BUICK L eS abre MORIARTY BROTHERS ' 2S1 BROAD STREET average starting wage and Edwin Rd., South Windsor. dustrial electrical Thaaa ’nilnl-larm alias ara all EXTERIOR painting, up bar, old trunk, large set (^ I ts , old clothes, linens, CONVERTIBLE - Fully MANCHESTER benefits available. Apply in lace, glass etc. Red Goods E.O.E. M/E person Monday thru experience ahd he able to locatad naar Qay City Park, paper hanging, C arpent^ 01 Collier encyclopedias, loaded. Maroon',' New top, Habron and ara within tha Farm, Goose'Lane, Coven s;«£?u‘s; Friday, 2 to 4 p.m. work fh>m schematics and Woric. Fully bisuied. J.P. two old radios. C^ll 643- rent-in comfortable plea- ' ' 83500. CaU after 6 p.m. wiring diagrams. Manchastar phona axchanga. U w is Si Son, 649-9658. 5423 after 4 p.m. try: 20% off everything Ponderosa, 119 Spencer Hiking trails, picnic arda, baach. over $10. Wednesday Street, Manchester. Experience in electronics MICROWAVE OVEN - Ut- BOLTON - Carpeted two NEED 20 PEOPLE to sU rt desired. Apply in person horsabsck riding. Thara ara 14 HOME DECOR through SSnday, 12-5. 7 ^ *15’ bedfoom duplex with gar- imhiediately, advertising additional lots to chosa from In ton 5faal In One with Brow 9137. PART TIME HELP between 1 and 4 p.m. this axcluslva araa of Andovar. PAINTING & ning griU. 8325. 649-9629. T A Q S A LE S ••e®!* Y®!*? *?■ age. 8300’s. Locators MO- fdr national and local eluded. Variety of styles to 5646 (sm. fee) MOVINGMUST SELL 1975 NEEDED for light Rogers Corporation, Mill DECORATING suit yout taste. Rents star- ______merchants. Full time and maintenance work. Si Oakland Streets, Wallpapering and TOYOTA CeUca. 4 cyl., 4 pa-rt time students, Retirees acceptable. Call Manchester, CT 06040. An F.R.L Removal. Free Estimates. * RENTALS MANCHESTER - six room speed, body-interior good. ho.usewives ahd all others. 643-4000 or Orrin West 643- Equal Opportunity Fully insured. Call after ' ★ Cape garage. Large Good mileage. 82300 or Am Iv in person from 10-5 RRESHE lULTY, HC. 9376 after 6 p.m. Employer, M-F. 4:00 p.m., 647-9724. CARPET - 11x20 Green Rooms for Root 32 * y®*'‘*- central location, Best Offer, 'rolephone 0(3- MOn^y thru Friday above ___647-9144___ Shag with pad and two 3x5 TAG/GARAGE SALE Monday through Sunday. available Septem ber 1, 6644. REBATE NMsiff Sporting Goods, 989 RAIN OR SHINE! Satur WAITRESSES NEEDED TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST. BuIHUng ControeUng 33 finished area rugs. Best MANCHESTER 8425 plus utilities and MOin Street, 2nd floor. Manchester office, ac •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• offer, 6493629. day and Sunday, August 8th MANCHESTER - ()lean, ggeuri^. Call after 6:00 1970 DUSTER > 6 cyl., 225, Offer Extended for a Limited Time Only full time, 4 days per week. and 9th. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. 20 Extremely nice room. security. curate spelling and typing Bualnaaa Proparty 26 eted, one bedroom, . good running conditon, Experienced preferred. ••••••••• FARRAND Dearborn Drive (Right off Working gentleman p.m. 6^7180.6 ^ 7 HCLP w a n ted . 1219 Apply in person ONLY required, full heneiits, REMODELING - Cabinets, STUDIO COUCH - ances, basement, heat with high ndleage. ^ or WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! PIZZA RESTAURANT, Scott Dr.) Manchester. preferred. Kitchen 1 Under 8200. Locators, :!er. Telephone 649- Weekly. Part/Full time. between 3 and 5 p.m. 1015 diversified and interesting. .Roofing, Gutters, Room Expands to double bed. privileges. 850 weekly. best offer. Work at home. Weekly Call Mr. O’Connell at 6& Can accommodate 4b. Can Green nylon cover. Walnut Household items, knick (sm. fee) 8455. Extra High Trade Allowances... Main Street, Manchester. Additions, Decks, All types ' knacks,, childrens bikes, Strand Estate, 0&- paychecks mailed directly 4161. no longer take care of it.. of Remodeling and trim 89o. Telephone 646- ON THE SPOT FINANCING!! from Home Office. Start C a l l 6 « ^ . 3067. books of all kinds, tires - 1878. AVAILABLE NOW - IMMACULATE 1965 CHEVY H for parts. Repairs. Free estimates. some with rims - outdoor immediately.mediately. No MAINTENANCE Fully insured. Phone 643- Amazing furnished one SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, Telephone 646-2924 after 4 experience necessary. w a s m furniture, lamps, toys, CENTRAL LOCATION - bedroom , all utilities. Hying.room, diningsg roqmj«wist* COORDINATOR - Hebron. 6017. STUDENT BED - used F ree parking, kitchen p.m. Ask for Mike. Details Si application form ^4lecreation center serving twice. 865 ot best offer. games, many mis p riv a te 8200. b ig kitchen, partial milled. Call Home Office NURSE ADGS the handicapped. Super cellaneous items. privileges, security and Loca 86 (sm. carpeting. 8425. Telephone 1974 BUKX (XNTURY - 2 LEON CIEZSYNSKI Telephone 6403473. written references al 512-828-3751, operator 37 vises one full time and one □ BUSINESS BUILDER. New homes, fee) 649-1438. door sport coupe. MB REBATE ON anjd give operator your part time assistant. TAG SALE 197 Vernon required. For appointment ExceUent running condi NEBED ahd SEBVICES additions, remodeling, rec TWO CAPTAINS CHAIRS, Street, Saturday 03, Sun 64^2693 after 4 p.m. name and mailing address. Responsible for the rooms, garages, kitchens B/W TV, stereo, reading ROexViLLE • Attractive MANCHESTER - 3 tion. Has Mverai extras. To prouldo Nuralns physical welfare of day 123. Furniture, sewing two bedroom, appliances, bedroom house, IMi baths, Asking 81400. CaU 6443312. N E W 19 B 1 Caro In privato homao remodeled, ceilings, bath table, single bed on frame, .machine,' books, clothing, LARGE, "L” SHAPED buildings, pool, grounds, Sanrfcas OMsrad 31 tile, dormers, roofing. gold edged crystal parking, no lease, yard, near transportation. and MMical FadlMoo. vehicles and equipment. btc., etc., etc. room - combination Uving kids/pets o.k. 8225. Call G n, 6473412. F-85 OLDSMOBILE 1968- Part timo, lull lima. Residential or commer stemware, new bed covers room and bedroom. Must have a fanuiiarity REWEAVING BURN cial. 640-4291. (double) with drapes, new Locators, 236-5646 (sm. good running condition. 79,- TOOL DESIGNER - Conaldoratlon givon to with the operation of HOLES. Zipper^ um Separate entrance, fee) EAST HARTFORD - Love OOO miles. 6 cyUnder, good Experienced in aircraft protaranca of: Loea- four piece pewter coffee heating, water, electrical brellas repaired: Ynhdow d e s i g n KITCHENS, service, eight signed ly three bedroom home, on gas;' Very reasonable. type tools and procedures tlon and Hours. and sewage systems. shades, Venetian blinds. GLASTONBURY large yard, kids. Only ^ 0 . for the general manufac NO PBB • WBBKLY cabinets, vanities, counter Steuben goblets, limoges ANTIQUES, 8250 firm. 5M 3^. Salary negotiable. Keys. TV FOR RENT. china. Black and Decker ' Spacious one bedroom with Locators, 236-5646 (sm. LINCOLNS turing process. All com RAY tops, kitchen cabinet fronts AO^LLANEOUS, DELUXE ONE Excellent benefits. Marlow's, 867 Main Street. custom woodworking, edger. Telephone 643-6733. Dressbrs,' trunks, etc. fireplace, modern fee) Truoko lor Solo 02 . pany paid benefits in an air .For Information call Telephone 228-9496., 6&5221. B^IDROOM in private appliances, laui^ry and conditioned plant. Inter 643-9818 ’ colonial reproductions. Reduced - make offers! home for rent. Seenrity 2000 J.P. Lewis 6W3658. Arttotos tor Roto 41 Musf sell! Saturday, more. Just 8250. Locators, viewing 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. BRICK, BLOCK STONE - and references requireo. 236-5646 (sm. fee) DYNAMIC METAL lAID A ASSISTANCE August 8th and Sunday Call after 4 p.m. i Concrete. Chimney ELECTRICAL SERVICES, August Otb. 0-1. In garage. PRODUCTS CO., INC. 422 ^ JEaaMi CaiM. R epairs. ‘‘No Job Too MANCHESTER - Newer ANDOVER - NEAR LAKE FOR SALE -1968 Chevy North Main Street, HOUSEWIVES-COLLEGE We do all types of Ele<> 227 O ak . Street, - 2 bedroom home with Pick-Up CIO. Good condi- MB REBATE ON 387 Baal Cantor SL Small.” Call 644-8356 for trical Work! Conn. Manchester. two bedroom townhouse in Manchester, Conn. 646- STUDENTS - Part time estimates. ALUMINUM Sheets used f two family. One and Mi fireplace. 8385. itionthly. ■Telephone 646- 4048. Manchoalar -day positions available now License. CaU after 5:00 Apsitmento For Rent 53 Security and references p.m., 646-1516. as printing plates, .007 baths,( carpeting, X.- NEW 19B1 MERCURY and in the Fall. Apply early thick iSisO’A’’, 50 cents TAG SALE - August Otb & required. Telephone 643- for September openings. 9th, 16 Edwaiw Street. ELDRIDGE STREET - 1st appliances, patio, base- Ac c o u n t in g c l e r k - each or 5 for 82. Phone 643- m ent,^arage, convenient. 7605 after 6$30 p.m. Ask for Molorcyploo-Bleyeloo 04 Clean pleasant surroun ROBERTS Baby items, furniture, mis flpor, 2 bedroom apart Charles. Required for identification CONSTRUCTION 2711. Must be nicked up cellaneous. 9 to 4. ment. Large kitchen, pan A d id ^ No re ts. Available anaylsis and reporting of dings. Fringe Benefits. M&M P&H, Manchester before 11 a.m, ONLY. MENS 3 SPEED Ralei^ WOMAN FOR Apply in person: Dairy COMPANY - General try & living room. Tenant O e f o ^ .tot- monthly EAST HARTFORD - HOUSEWORK. - 4 days a inventory. Some 649-2871. Small repairs, pays heat and utiUties. 6110 luilheai and utilities. 649- touring bicycle. ExceUent Queen, 242 Broad Street, remodeling, heating, carpenty and repairs, rec EQUIP! TAG SALE - AUGUST 8th Family sized three week. 10-2. Must nave bookkeeping experience Manchester. room s, family room s, and 0th. 8:00, 156 BisseU mpnthly. Parking SSUI1 after 6 p.m. condition. 860. Telephone preferred to assist in baths, kitchens and water 10x14 Camel Carin Tent. bedrooYn ' house, 646-5384 or 649-2062. references and be able to porches, and decks our Street, Manchester. Iteths available. References and liances, yard, kids. MARQUIS balance sheet analysis and heaters. Free estimates' 875. Coleman 2 burner gas- 'ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, drive a car. Send resume to fiusfnast Opportunitle* specialty. Dry wall and priced to sell. security deposit required. . Locators 236-5646 (sm Box P c/o the Herald. ; operation report. Math ap celling work done. oUne stove. 815. Telephone Available August 1st. No first floor - newly , titude a must. For inter C. & M Tree Service, Free 6463067. pets. CaU 5683295. r^ecorated. 8290 monthly. fee)' MANCHESTER - Coin estim ate^ Discount senior Chimney repairs and con ANTIQUES TO.TAG view, Call Personnel Laundry and Dry Cleaning crete work. One day ser SALES St Farm*fresb U tilities not included.^ : mCOUTE 0PQW6S Manager Lydall & Foulds citi^tfs. Company SWIM POOLS distributor MANCHESTER - family SOTurity and references OlHeoo-Sloroo lor Bont Store. Good area. Good Manchester owned and vice on small repairs, (^11 reduce too! Sh(q> early for : SEWING MACHINE Div., Lydall, Inc. 615 days before 3:00 649-2403. disposing of new 31’ long S sized Five roomer. required'. Telephone 289- Parker St., Manchester. lease. - F.J. Spilecki, 643- operated. CaU 646-1327. le best deals, every Sun OPERATORS 2121. day 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. The Available now. Locators 3KC) or 872-2998. ,1 WORKSPACE OR 646-1233 EOE ADDITIPNS3IARAGES, Eastern Conn. Flea Market 2303646 (sm. fee) STORAGE SPACE FOR MB REBATE ON will train - EXTERIOR PAINTING - Asking 8078 RENT in Manchester, No hours 7 a.m. - 3:30 IN NORTH ADAMS, decks, patios, driveway SundhclNi, Framing, at the Mansfield Drive-In WE WOULD LIKE TO MASS. 20,000’ renovated Roofing, Gutters, Siding, & Includes installation. Theater (Jet. 31&31) is MANCHESTER - beat in ) lease or security NEW 1081 MERCURY p.m. EMPLOY a personable in- sealing, collie junior Finacins available. Call cluded. One. bedroom . . Reasonable rates. I APPLY: four story factory. No seeking work. Cheap rates. Painting. W.A.D. Enter opgn through November. MANCHESTER dividual, woman money down. Owner will prise. Insured. 875-0467, Joey coUect 2(^225-8894. Won’t la s t tong. 8228. for snuU business. RetaU preferred, who enioys Estimates. 643-0468. Locators 2863046 (sm. fee) APARTMENT ' and. commerciaUy zoned. FIONEEH PARACHUTE take 100% mortgage at 10% 875-3902, Free Estimates. BIG THREE FAMILY SHARBr Females working with th&^ublic. lease 60 cents Buys $5. ft. No Job Too Small. COAL - KUnker Free.ICV. JTUIVFine CaU 872-1801, 10 to 5. COMPANY, INC. We will train yol^in the LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen Ash. Penn. Anthricate.»te. Any TAG SALE - Stove, table, preferred. Bedrooms w ith ______Pkm««r InduRlrlal Park Extremely low overhead. chairs, etc. Saturday & EAST HARTFORD - craft of custom and do-it- Dry sprinklered. Elevator. cing. Attics, cellars, gar size. 8116 iwi’ ton deU)eliyered. Deluxe one bedroom; Lots kitchen priveleges. Heat mewLY RENOVATED H al« Road yourself framing, would in ages cleaned. All types ERIN MASONRY 3 ton nnuiimum. After 6 Sunday. 70 Foley Street, and electric Included. I w - square feet office COUGARS & XR7’S of extras. 8175. Locators Manchootor, C T Elaborate package con trash, brush removed. BUILDERS, INC. concrete Manchester. 644-1981 clude Thursday nights and veyor throughout. Many and masonry construction p.m. 647-9671. 286-5646 (smfee) .. ntohed 8225 or unfurnished available. Main' Street 7- E.O.E.______Saturdays. One part time uses. Ready to occupy. Picket, Split Rail, .8200. 6^1383. location with ample approx. 30 hours, and one Stockade Fences installed. and repairs. Insured. Call ORGANIZA*nONAL TAG Literature. A. Bachand, 647-17M. SUNBEAM ELBCTRip SALE - many contributors SOUTH WINDSOR - Cozy ------— — - parking. CaU 649-2891. full time 'position Williamstowh, Mass. 01267. 5283670. Lawnmower .«J25. In good one bedroom. UtiUties in HEBRON - 3 bedroom ______STATION ATTENDANT available. Please contact T houseware, clothes, smaU duplex, IVi baths, tre^ lot, . Telephone 413-458-5987. ELECTRICAL SERVICES condition. FfSral /drapes appliances, .'games many clu d e. 8200. Locators 836- ne^ed part time. Apply in Cyndi at the Frame Fac LICENSED DAY CARE 60” long, 108” wide for pic 5646 (sm. fee) 8475 per month plus adjust- wAr MB REBATE ON person. Gorin’s Sports Car tory for appointment. 872- HOME - Will watch your - We do all types of Elec ture window. Excellent other items. August 8th m ent on oil. No pets. that’s ^m ter, Rt. 83 Vernon. 8022 after 9:30 a.m. child or infant days. CaU trical Work! Licensed. CaU condition 825. Telephone and 9th. 190 New Bolton References plus security BASEMENT STORAGE * ■ - after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Road, Manchester. PLEASANT QUIET Situation Wantad 15 6463262. 6433160. COMPLETELY dep^it required., AREA with dirt floors. NEW 1881 MERCURY WAITRESS - Afternoon T^teohone 228-^U First room lOVii ft.xl9 ft.; CONCRETE AND TAG SALE '- Saturday, RENOVATED 4 rootns, anV dd evenings, A COMPLETE TV CONSOLE - Philco. 2nd floor. Middle aged per _ _ 1 ______second room 23 ft.xlSVk ft. Expererienced. Apply in per- CARPENTRY service. PAVING - Concrete Sunday August 8,9. 103, THREE -ROOM 830 monthly. 649-0717. driveways, foundations, Used. 825. C!aU after 5:00 clothes (newborn St up), sons preferred. Non- the son ILastrada West, 471 HRMC NONEIUKERS Counters, remodeling, p.m., and ask for EM. smokers. No pets. Security a p a r t m e n t - dff Porter ------HCartford Road, RELIABLE repairs, concrete work. No floors and 'all other con-. ,Toys, books, household SL; heat, utUitles, parking, 5,000 Ft. WUl sub-divide in HOUSEKEEPER looking Crete needs. Also, blacktop items, tires, furniture & and references. CaU 640- Manchester. all towns! Demonstrate toy job too small. 649-1427. ROYAL ELECTRIC 5807. no peto, securiW deposit. Small ^ tio n s . 35 Oakland parties part time now til 'for work. Telephone 289- driv/eways. For your free much more.' 18 Gleen 6493092, 643-18». Street, Manchester. Heavy ZEPHYRS Christmas. Good pay< 12 week 9249. Ask for Eiieen. esiimaiesestimates cancall AirareAndre Chari,nar- ^ totdot Manor Dr., E. Hartford, OAS ATTENDANTS - HOUSECLEANING in- 4 ROOM APARTMENT TO traffic area. Excellent Atolications being taken Job. Free |200 td^ kit. No in bonneau & .Sons, 528-7551, (off Oak Street. gOTUn^. Low rental fee. vestment! Unbeatable doors and out. Reliable 835. Telephone 6493883. SUBUCT AvaJIable Sept. MANCHESTER Two new. Manchester -643-2979. •••••••••••••••••••••••• with references. Call Herb evenings 644-9188. bedroom. 1V4 bath. delMe program! Low priced toys and •••••••••••••»•••••••••• 1st. r a i 646%8S o r 647- gifts plus Mattell, Sesame St., Homee For Sala 23 646-9767. m i. eJARN g o o d MONEY etc. Fun, easy to learn! Call CHANGE THAT COLD, a - , a-v Oogo-BIrdo-Polo 43 A, ______S ^ ' c a i ^ ^ , 9B»” plu8 ' MANCHESTER - C e n tr^ MB REBATE ON ANY FULL TIME OR PART Toll F ree 1-800-821-3768. COVENTRY “ MINI “ It^utSrMg j ; . ^ ^ « e r . Tetephone MAI^CHESTBR - one u n tie s iM erenoes and ly located, tot floor. High T }^. Become an Avon Sharon Lambert - House of FARM” - F ruit trees, QUALITY H b E K H T ^ S TO gdod bedroom, eat in kiteben, S t t y r^uesteT CaU Siffic, high rtlablU^ce^ representative. Call 523- Lloyd. Mon. thru Frl.8;3(M:90. berry bushes, and garden DESIGN/DRAFTING room, created by Country homes. 12 weeks old, most 643-2301 after 6 p.m. tral air,, parking.parking UBK) aq. NEW 1881 MERCURY Carpenters usiiw authentic poreh. free utiUties. Just 9461 or 646-3685 for details. on private 2.3 acres. Three SERVICE - Residential, PAIR GOLD Sturbridge ly raised outdoors. Need In s . G U, 0473412. R. 643^2:121. bedroom cape, swimming commercial. Specialty barnwood.^Financing potteiY table l a i i ^ 63". some TLC. Mother v a ^ pool, garage and more. Buildings, Additions, available. Xall Roger Exoelfe[ent condition. M . affectionate cat. Telephone a jfS re ’i.ii.S! MANCHESTBB Asking $59,8w . Century 21 Renovations. References. Barrett, after 6:00 p.m., Smith Corona poriable 289-9003. MANCHESTER - 6 room c a r p ^ ; dtohw««her. Just Renovated office apace 6493822. a Lindsey Real Estate. 649- Call Larry, 742-8201 typewriter, manual, works duplex, wall to waU,i , laun- ■^rnTToentdrS. 286-5846 400 rouare feet WO pw CAPRIy LYNX & LN-7 4000. ANYTIME. beautifully 890. Telepbbne FREE TO GOOD HOME - dry, . . .porch, yard, much (sm.- fee)- - mqntn; IncindM heat. NOW AVAILABLE Booling 34 4-kittens, one male, three more. G“ n, 3«3412. Alibrio Realty Inc. 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6483141. females. Manx croasbreed, VERNON • Large U im 0917. •«•••••••••••••••••••••• ROOFER WILL INSTALL Nomas For Safa , 23 HoffiM For Salo 23 WAAfltia OMtna Ar Oliffxtra GOLF CLURS - 6 Sam black and cream colored. SOUTH WINDSOR - Two bedroom ®uper patio. Herald •••••••••••••••••••••••• Snead Irons, 4 spaulding Aik for Laurie or Rod. bedroom.bedroom, appliances, children welcomeds Woo t Booort Properly Pm bidependent Newspaper OUlKSSBaSl**' KPil- Telephone MM616. ^^^OTdj«Bfiue..U last. Under 8300. ^lite r s . Bont set. SmaU bag. 2383840 (nn. fee) 'C,nnu\ln iil\ . Pleiuieaiil o8- COTTAGE FOR R E m .« t, MANCHESTER • 4M^ ^ GiiARMINO THREE Coventry Uke. EtoWteit O v NHieiirsiiintt Bo^^dng^ Plumplog rooms, porch: stove, ROOMER, dtUities paid, c o ^ ^ - Two M n o n u . Classi Dealership In Glastoiibury. NEW KING O R QUEEN FREE TO OLDER nm ly redone, cerpeta, Av®lh^le.S^t. iW to O ^ SCHALLER PLUMBINCP COUPLE - looking for Locatora, 3rd. CaU evenings, 649- MQUAL HOUtlHO OPPOKnilHTr. ' SIZE waterbad, never companionship, 8 yoar old HEATING ~ Water pump opened, lO ^ear warranty, epecialists. Aleo, male Cocker Spaniel with ALL AREAS • Apartmanta MORIARTY BROTHER 5» walnnt staiM pine frame, papera and shota. For 0 eonffcfontfal Int9tvl9w, M real sstats advarUsad In this nawsptpar Is subJaM to tha remodeling service- or headboard, deck, peilestal, and housea availahla. If fied m e pyoov XWO b e d r o o m FadarsI Fair Houaing Aol of igss which makaa n IHagal to advar- rroairs. Free estimatei. mattresa. liner, heater, ott don’t aee it - Aik for i t Wanted to neM 87 n 6473418. a p a r t m e n t - On first - c a t f - Uaa any prafaranoa, limitation, or dinrimlnallon baaad on raoa, tlua padded aideridla. 8160. oofor, raNglon, aax or national origin, or an hitontlm to maka any RESCUED • BeautituI V Placing , an ad in Qaagifled Uttans, lontelong. h a i^ tuoh prsfaranoa, limitation or diaertmlnaUon. this nswtpspsr wis 5 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 647-9946 sr 647-8947 not knowkigty toospi sny sdvarUtsmsntfor nMl ssISM whWHs m to easy- Just caU.648371L WOODEN a i CENTtR ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phono yioMlon ol tha law. Ad! We’U help you with the 810. 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