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By L'nilcil iVess Inlernutionul Jr ., 26, of Centerbrook, died Saturday Bright sunny skies drew capacity night after the motorcycle he was crowds to beaches, state parks and riding struck a car and a telephone
picnics and packed highways with pole, police said. The car's occupants traffic to keep police busy as Connec were not injured and no charges had ticut residents wrapped up the long been filed. Fourth of July holiday weekend. TJ Henry Green, 29, of Bristol, died At least 10 people had died in traf Saturday of injuries sustained when fic accidents in the state as of today, his pickup truck struck a telephone
including a young race car driver pole in Wolcott Friday night. who was killed when his car went out State police were investigating a of control and slammed into a safety two-car crash Friday night crash on barrier at Lime Rock Park in Route 219 in'Barkhamsted in which Salisbury. William Simpson, 58, his wife Anne
A high school athlete working a Simpson, 59, both of Wethersfield, summer job also died when the golf and Ralph Dimenna of Bloomfield cart he was riding on flipped over died. and pinned him beneath in Windsor In Danbury, 8-year-old Paulo while a Greenwich man died in a Mendes died Friday- after a pick-up
tra ffic accident in New York, truck traveling too fast to brake for authorities said. slower traffic crossed into the on State police said Keith Flye, 23, of coming lane and collided head-on Hartford, died Sunday apparently with the Mendes family car on Route after he was struck by a truck in a 6, police said.
hit-and-run accident on Interstate 95 Daniel Martin, 22, of Newton, the in Milford. Officials said Flye was driver of the pick-up, was charged found on a service driveway at a with negligent homicide with a motor Howard Johnsons along the highways vehicle, reckless driving, failure to i westbound lanes. He was pronounced drive right, and operating with un dead on arrival at Milford Hospital. safe tires, police said.
The same weather system which The victims father, Louis Mendes- Weeding time brought fresh air and sunshine to the Riberio, 36, of Danbury, was listed in state Sunday bringing out crowds satisfactory condition at Danbury Despite the influx of modern technology some things remain Newfields farm in Buckland, Manchester. The process is still also was blamed for gusty winds and Hospital while two other family the same. An example is the process of weeding beets at the done by hand. (Herald photo by Pinto) high waves which caused several members were treated and released dozen small sailboats to capsize on at the hospital.
Long Island Sound. Also in Danbury, Osvaldo Rivera, Authorities said no injuries were 20, of Danbury, died Friday when the reported as a result of the 45 knot car he was driving skidded on Chamber forms rental unit winds and 4 to 6 foot seas, but a Coast Interstate 84, struck a guard rail and Guard spokesman in New Haven said rolled over.
MANCHESTER - A new division, subcomommittee of the m ayor’s recently designated the human ser Economic Development Commis some of the accidents could have A Greenwich man died Thursday
to act as a clearinghouse for apart committee,” she said. “It’s logical vices department as a referral sion, and past chamber president, been prevented had sailors heeded evening when the car he was driving
ment rentals, has been formed by the for the chamber to act as aTi um center for tenan' , with complaints. owned a number of apartment com marine warnings. was involved in a crash on Route 17 The department will provide infor G reater Manchester Chamber of brella for the division, as most of the plexes that converted into con While most state residents had a in Blooming Grove, N.Y., in which a Commerce. property and apartment owners mation on tenant’s rights and how to dominiums last spring. weekend off, state police were at New Jersey woman also was killed.
Formation of the Apartment and belong to the chamber.” pursue a complaint. This was also a The rash of conversions, which work issuing more than 1,000 traffic Police said Wendy Antori, 21, of recommendation of the .mayor’s Property Owners Division is in Several chamber members served tightened the rental market by about tickets — all but a few for speeding Emerson, N .J., was thrown from a committee. response to recent recommendations on the mayor’s committee. 400 apartments, sparked the call for — between the official start of the car operated by Joseph Herschel, 21, Besides the clearinghouse, the divi of the Mayor’s Committee on Con There are about 20 members in the the moratorium on conversions. The holiday period 6 p.m. Thursday and of Ordell, N.J., when it crossed a sion will provide a means of com dominium Conversions, a committee new division. Mrs. Flint believes that mayor’s committee was formed midnight Sunday. highway divider and struck a car munication for property owners. which studied Manchester’s housing its membership will be limited to when the town Board of Directors State police Sgt. Raymond An operated by Worthington Mayer. 46, Mrs. Flint said the division will dis shortage. chamber members. While the Apart imposed the moratorium. drews said traffic on the interstates of Greenwich. The mayor’s committee ment and Property Owners Division cuss legislation, group purchasing of had been average during the day Sun recommended a clearinghouse for is a private organization, it will common products and other issues The mayor’s committee report, day but became heavier as motorists
rentals to aid apartment seekers in cooperate with town government, ac “ o r cricital concern” to property which included recommendations for headed home at night.
Manchester, which has a less than cording to Mrs, Flint. 'lywners. relaxing the town’s M zone which Youth arrested Race car driver Tom Stewart, 20, one percent vacancy rate. This will The chamber plans to coordinate She expects the division, one of regulates multi-family housing con of Syosset, N.Y., died Saturday when be the primary task of the chamber’s the clearinghouse service with the several within the chamber, such as struction has been given to the Board his car went out of control while at chief’s home the division on fuel, ho begin m'eeting of Directors. new division, Anne Flint, chamber newly-created Department of traveling at 100 mph on the back MA.NCIIKSTER - A 17-year-old within the month. ' president said. Human Services. The division will With the creation of the new straights during a practice run at Vernon youth was charged with The chamber initiated the new catalog the vacancies, while the town At its organization meeting. John Lime Rock Park. chamber division, Mrs. Flint said the breach of peace after he was division, without encouragement department will take calls for infor DeQuattro, an owner of JD Real com m ittee’s clearinghouse Stewart, in his first season on the arrested at the home of Police Chief from town offjcials, Mrs. Flint said. Estate, was elected chairman. mation. recommendation would be fulfilled. North American Formula Atlantic Robert Lannan where he had created “The idea came as an offshoot of a Robert Weiss, town manager DeQuattro, a member of the With the division’s clearinghouse circuit, died of multiple injuries. It a disturbance on the front lawn Sun was the first' fatality at the track in working in conjunction with the day night. ^town, she said a separate town 14 years and the fifth in its 23-year Police arrived at the location at 'clearinghouse should not be needed. history. about 11 p.m. to find David Rothwell She said the chamber hopes to avoid James Kevin Pinckney, 15, died Grasso is feeling better of 44 Hartl St. struggling with a man duplication of effort, Saturday when the golf cart he was who was assisting Lannan. Rothwell, on May 8. She received her last treat Mrs. Grasses physician. Dr, Robert Faucher, chairman of the riding on ran off a bridge and into a according to police, was intoxicated HARTFORD (DPI) - Gov. Ella brook at Millbrook Country Club in Grasso has completed radiation ment Friday. Joseph Russo, said the radiation mayor’s committee, was "pleased” and shouting obscenities at officers Windsor. An autopsy was planned on treatments for ovarian cancer and Mrs. Grasso said today sh e*is treatments were precautionary. at the announcement. “The Chamber and others gathered nearby After a the body of the youth, who played said today she is feeling better, her feeling better and expects that her The governor has made few public of Commerce recognized the brief scuffle, he was taken lo police baseball and football at Windsor High office announced. condition will improve steadily. appearances since the treatments problem and is taking a responsible headquarters. There were no injuries School. Spokesman Lqrrye deBear said the began. position,” he said. although Rothwell was taken to Mrs. Grasso, 61, underwent a Police in Ridgefield were in governor, who has been conducting She bowed out oT a New England He mentioned the mayor’s com Manchester Memorial Hospital for hysterectomy April 3 for removal of vestigating a Saturday night crash on business from the executive regional conference last month and mittee recommended a private observation. malignant cells from a cancerous Route 7 in which Tori Hansen, 20, of ovary. residence, had not decided when she postponed a Washington meeting of organization serve as the Rothwell was processed and Monroe, died. The driver of the car The governor began the five-day a would return to work at the Capitol. the Democratic National Conven clearinghouse. “The chamber is per released on a $250 non-surtey bond. she was riding in wasn't injured. week radiation treatments, which It takes some time to get over the tions Credentials Committee, which forming a service to the com He is scheduled to appear in East In Old Saybrook, Harold Eickler left her feeling fatigue and nausea. treatments, deBear said. she chairs. munity,” he said. Hartford Superior Court July 21.
President Texas is tinder box
to stress By United Preit» Interiiutiunal with the Texas Forest Service. acres of limber. With the death toll from the “In the afternoon, you can walk out "We've been lucky so far on fires, Southern heat wave approaching 190 and it feels like everything could ig and I think it could be its just too hot China ties today, Texas forest officials said the nite around you, he said, noting for people to be out, " he said 16-million-acre Piney Woods was a temperatures have/climbed to 104 Forecasters in Arkansas said the PLAINS, Ga. (DPI) - President tinder box and Arkansas health degrees in the P in ^ Woods. high pressure dome, which had been Carter is expected to stress the authorities warned the heat might “Some of the trees, the oaks, are centered over Wichita Fall, Texas, growing economic and political ties drive rabid bats out into the open. starting to die from lack of water. Its moved to northeast Arkansas during between the United States and China Forecasters said the stalled high been close to a month since we've had the weekend but was expected lo when he meets with Premier Hua pressure system, which has produced a good rain.” swing back over Texas this week Guofeng for the first time in Tokyo intense heat across the Sun Belt for The only fires have been confined "We re in the midst of slight modera this week. two weeks, decreased in intensity to patches of about 10 acres, said tion right now, " said Kermit Keeter Both leaders will be in Japan during the weekend buti,they Weils, who answers fire calls in a 10- of the National Weather Service in Wednesday to attend the memorial predicted no long-range relief. county district that includes 2 million Fort Worth, Texas services for Prime Minister East Texas lush Piney Woods, the Masayoshi Ohlra. states most important forest The Carter-Hua hour-long meeting resource covering 16 million acres, will take place Thursday morning was tinder dry and ready to burst (Tokyo time) just before Carter flies into names at the slightest spark.
back to . Georgia for a vacation on Forest Service officials said. moncloy. Sapelo Island. Enroute, he will have In Arkansas, the state Health an overnight stop in Anchorage, Department warned that many Alaska, and a brief fishing jaunt with but that didn’t stop him from once rabies-carrying bats had been forced The weather again outlining his view that no one Republican Gov. Jay Hammond. from their roosting places by the Cloudy tonight and Tuesday, has to pay f^ e ra l income taxes. ’The huddle with Hua takes on heat. Detailed forecast on Page 2. Page 2. added meaning in view of Republican As of today, a total of 185 deaths Ronald Reagan’s hint he may re were being classified as heat-related establish diplomatic relations with in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kan Taiwan if he is elected president. sas, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana The vague Reagan statement In sports Inside today and Alabama. Texas reported the Boston’s Tony Perez out front in several weeks ago upset Peking. most — 79 — and Arkansas was close -RBI race in American League ... Classified...... i4-io Carter announced what he has behind with 67 deaths. Connecticut Express wins women’s Comics ...... i ' since described as a highly sensitive A total of 52 deaths have been softball title on Long Island... John Editorial ...... -4 and controversial decision to formal classed as heat-related in Dallas, 14 -McEnroe eand Chris Evert Lloyd , EnterUlnmenl ...... 13 ly recognize China in December 1978. of those confirmed heat strokes, the He told a fund-raising gathering in medical examiners office said. With point to U.S. Open after Wimbledon' Family ...... 8 losses ... Page 11. !' Obituaries ...... 10 California last week that trade with Presidential rest the exception of June 29, at least one both China and Taiwan has Increased V ‘ 1 Peopletalk...... 2 Dallas resident has died daily of dramatically since recognition of the ' Sp orts...... U-12- A blazing sun and 96 degree temperatures will take the heatstroke since June 25. mainland. *' energy out of any pitcher including President Carter. Carter Millions of acres of pine and oak Connecticut Carter met previously in pitched for his staff against the Washington Press Coi^s Sun trees in East Texas were tinder dry, Washington with Vice Premier Deng day in Plains, Ga., and after several innings, decided to take but no major fires were reported, Irwin SchiH’s tax revolt rally ...... » Xiaping and received an invitation to said Charles Wells, a staff technician didn't draw the crowd he expected. visit China. the chance to get some rest while his team batted. (UFI photo) EVENING HERALD, Moil., July 7, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING J“iy Duplex change to face PZC MANCHESTER — A change in the^nlng M. The group apparently plans to relocate the Update- regulations to allow separate ownership of The one-acre vacant lot is about two blocks church, and convert the present structure into' each side of a duplex will be /considered from the Eighth Utilities District Firehouse.' apartments. Pope warns Latin America Sunday at the office of the leftist Popular Revolutionary dangerously high 104 F and he was fed fruit juice orally the American population. tonight by the Planning Jind Z o i^ j Commis The requested change would clear the way A four-lot subdivision is requested by Bloc on the east side of the capital. for the first time, following a second operation to drain "To drop the ERA plank from our platform now would sion. I for construction of apartments or con Frechette, Martin and Rothman. The subdivi SALVADOR, Brazil (UPI) — Pope John Paul II, Authorities said there were no injuries in the bombing, fluids from jn abscess in the upper abdomen. be a public demonstration that this party had abandoned A public hearing is scheduledloi; the request dominiums on the lot. But the firm has not sion, proposed for the corner of North Elm speaking in a city that once was a major slave trade the third at the blocs office, but a church in front of the its goal of equal rights for women,” said Milliken, the of Blanchard and Rossetto, a real estate firm. released its construction intentions. and Green Road, involves about 1.25 acres. center, warned that Latin America is at a historical tur office jwas damaged by the blast. leadoff witness as the committee began the process of The change would allow the sale of one half of Many requests for M zones in the area have The area is zoned Residence A, or single ning point and must decide if it will realize justice Police said several men armed with automatic rifles DetriQt talks break off drafting a party platform. a duplex. ^ ’ been strongly opposed by residents who fear family homes. through violence or bold and sweeping reforms. burst into the Don Jacinte Cafe shortly after midnight The committee members were the advance guaixl of 4,- Presently a dupleX('' and Its lot. Is new construction brings an influx of new The commission will also consider the DETROIT (UPI),— Despite a personal appearance by Sunday and sprayed the restaurant with bullets. 000 delegates and alternates due in town next Monday to regarded as a single^esidence, although two residents, causing traffic congestion. Some request of William Olenskinski, owner of The pope was to begin the eighth day of his 12-day tour Mayor Coleman Young, talks to end the week-old of Brazil today by visiting a leper colony and a slum in Eight patrons were killed at their tables, a man in the officially designate Ronald Reagan the party nominee at families occupy th&ouildlng. say property values are also lowered. Willie's Steak House, to change the building restroom was fatally wounded by bullets that blasted .municipal strike that could disrupt the GOP National Under (be'regulations, there must be 60 feet ' Traffic could be discussed at hearing, as line for the restaurant. Salvador before flying to the northeastern seaside city of Covention broke off early today. the GOP convention. Recife, whose archbishop was blacklisted by the military through the walls, and a waitress also was killed. of frontage for th4 lots. The requested change about 200 feet of Grove Street, between Main The change was requested to allow Olen- I Negotiators for the 9,0(X) striking city workers halted regime 12 years ago. would give eacA owner a minimum of 30 feet and Summit streets is unpaved. sinskl to retain a window overhang. The the Bargaining session, charging Detroit officials had Hostages are moved again^ of frontageT " I An M Zone is also requested by Calvary overhang' was constructed without prior site By including Recife in his itinerary. John Paul opened reneged on earlier commitments. the way for Mqnsignor Holder Camara to return to the Shah in delicate condition A public hednQg will also be conducted on Church Assembly of God. The application plan approval and its construction was halted. The city has withdrawn some of the items we had Militants holding the American hostages announced national spotlight he was forced out of because he ran another applicatlbn of Blanchard and Rossetto requests the area where the church and the The Zoning Board of Appeals denied the CAIRO, Egypt tUPI) — The exiled shah of Iran is in previously agreed to, said Lloyd Simpson, executive vice they have moved some of their captives from three afoul of the government by denouncing injustice in for a zone change. The firm wishes to rezone parsonage are located, 647 E. Middle Turnpike variance request for the overhang last month. delicate condition, recuperating'from surgery to correct president of Council 25, the American Federation of western Iranian cities because of U.S. hatched Satanic 38 Grove St. from Residence A to Residence be rezoned from Residence A. Brazil. a mistake by American surgeon Michael DeBakey who State, County and Municipal Employees Union. plots against their lives and said more of the prisoners Terrorists massacre removed his cancerous spleen three months ago, the will be moved later. semi-official newspaper Al Ahram said today. GOP urged to hack ERA The hostages, now in their 247th day of captivity; SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Suspected At the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Dr. reportedly were moved from the occupied U.s. embassy right-wing terrorists shot dead 14 people In gangland Charles McCollum, an associate of DeBakey, said the DETROIT (UPI) - Michigan Gov. William Milliken in Tehran to 14 cities after the aborted April 25 rescue style machine-gun attacks on two restaurants in the San surgeon had no immediate comment. . warned the Republican Platform Committee today that if mission and the militants latest statement is the first Salvador slums, authorities said. Medical sources said the deposed monarchs the party abandons support for the Equal Rights Amend claimed transfer of the captives since that dispersal. Right-wing extremists also were blamed for a bombing temperature went down to 100.4 F Sunday from a ment it deserves to be repudiated by a large segmeht of
'Peopletalk------|TopNstc\| GREEN Irwin Schifrs tax revolt Double .STAMPS, To the point Someone went to a greht deal of trouble writing the long-winded speech doesnH draw big crowd President Carter’s mom was supposed to give| WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - It behind the liberals, but not the con Mrs. Kirpan was asked if she had Friday in Puerto Rico.' was billed as a big tax revolt rally servatives. You see the conser heard from the IRS since. They might have spent but all it drew was its headliner, vatives aren’t parasites, the liberals "We still communicate. One poor S&H Green Stamps the time better' Irwin A. Schiff, and 125 partisans are.” guy couldn’t take it any more. He left elsewhere. supporting the tax mavericks cause. Some spectators' suspicions were Internal Revenue. Now I have a new Introduced in Spanish ' ^j| Plus two men some spectators aroused by two men sitting in a car one, Tony.” at Fourth of July suggested were Internal Revenue outside the meeting hall at the Schiff corrected speaker Dean ceremonies in San Juan , Service agents. University of Hartford. One of them Hazel, 26, of Pontiac, Mich., after he by Puerto Rican A chartered bus carried 27 people said, "were just waiting for a couple extolled ^ h iff for not filing returns. Secretary of State from Philadelphia who paid $650 for of girls.” "I obeyed the law — Dean said I Camping keg For period ending 7 a m. EST 7/8/W). During Monday Pedro Vazquez. Miss the round-trip and the pleasure of A spokesman for the university was tried for doing something I tell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander of New Zealand, pose with their un Lillian said,“l didn't un hearing Schiff at $4 a head sound off security force said the men were Mon., Tues. & Wed.! night, generally fair weather is slated for the major part everybody not to do. I filed returns. I usual 20-foot-long, eight-foot, three-inch wide barrel house which they derstand all that, but I on his recent trial and conviction in' questioned because they appeared to took the fifth on the returns and that of the nation with skies ranging from clear to partly be writing and recording informa are living in while touring the United States. The mobile home, built by cloudy. A few showers, however, will be noted over parts of heard my name called U.S. District Court. was lawful or it should be,” Schiff tion. Alexander and a friend in New Zeland, has traveled more than 15,000 the Ohio Valley and the northern Plains areas. and here I am.” Playing for laughs, Schift said. IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... PLEASE PICK UP YOUR T h en , w ith a d is suggested half-way houses for IRS He said when officers looked into Schiff filed incomplete returns miles since he had the home shipped to this country. The home weighs paraging look at herl agents and said not paying taxes can the cars interior they found nothing with no figures on which the govern nearly two tons and has a bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bath. (UPI BIG SALE CIRCULAR AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! script, ”1 can't read this thing. It’s too long. Let me improve your social and sex life. suspicious and the vehicle contained ment could compute a tax. photo) say a few words of my own.” ’’You become popular,” Schiff no one from the federal government. Before he introduced Schiff, Bull, PRICES ffF fC T IV t MO*I JUl » / I h Ru SAT ’ i*i And few they were. Said the 81-year-old first said. Elmer Bull, 69, of Hamden, the master of ceremonies, said, "I mother, "Jimmy sends his warmest and most Schiff is appealing a six-month dressed in a colonial farmer costume was all alone where I stood but when Weather forecast sincere wishes as we celebrate our unity as a na sentence and $10,000 fine for willful with tri-cornered hat, said he hadn’t Irwin came along I started to brqathe Nine face drug charges ' * \ tion. Have a good time and God bless you^ll.” The failure to file income tax returns for filed returns for 16 years. In the easier. I had to get that in. Bull said, Sunny today with highs in the lower 80s, around 28 C. In cheers were thunderous. 1974 and 1975. Schiff. 52, is the author 1960s, he got a suspended sentence because once Irwin gets going, EAST HARTFORD — Police arrested Walter J. Leary Jr., 29, of 115 Hartel creasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the lower "bos. of The Biggest Con — How the for willful failure to file and was told there’s no getting a word in after it.” nine persons on drug charges and one per Drive, Vernon, was charged with posses sion of narcotics, conspiracy to possess Tuesday variable cloudiness with chance of a few shower Government is Fleecing You and is a to please obey the law. Behind the scenes Bull confided to son for indecent public exposure during narcotics and conspiracy to possess or thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon. Highs 85 to 90. Fife and drum financial consultant and insurance “That’s what makes Irwin and I his audience that Schiff is not what the July 4 weekend. marijuana. Police said all were released Probability of precipitation near zero percent today 20 specialist from Hamden. kindred spirits.The law is manifestly he appears to be. “Invin's really a Charged with conspiracy early Sunday percent tonight 50 percent on Tuesday. Westerly winds New York publisher Ralph Ginzburg says he’s on non-cash bonds for appearances July 28 Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael so unconstitutional its a crime to pussycat,” he said. to possess narcotics and conspiracy to around 10 mph today. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph riding with the times, in Superior Court. Hartmere argued before a Hartford fulfill it in my view. I obey the law — Schiff rehashed his courtroom possess marijuana were John Donavon, tonight increasing to 15 to 20 mph on Tuesday. and the times call for Police charged Richard Zatorski, 41, of jury that deliberated nine hours over the Constitution — not what passes arguments for his audience, lam 21, of 92 Greenwood St.: Brenda Laine, 19, Uncle Sam. 41 Central Ave., with indecent public two days that Schiff was the biggest for the law today,” Bull said. basted the trial judge and criticized of 6 Hickory Road, Marlborough: Sandra Kxlended outlook That’s the new tabloid exposure Friday in his apartment. Police con and was pushing his confronta Speaker John Kotamir told of for the press for not stressing what he Caron, 19, of Wellswood Road, Hebron; he’ll publish under a said neighbors could see Zatbrski through Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through tion with the IRS to promote the sale ming a posse in Baltimore to enforce thought were the proper points. and Karen Kelly, 23, of 205 Center St,, non-profit foundation to their apartment windows. Friday: of his book. the Constitution. He said wages aren't taxable Manchester. .MaHsarliusells, Rhode Island and Conneclirul: which he’ll give $250,000 He told his audience its members Charged with possession of marijuana, Zatorski was released on a $5,(XX) cash in seed money. Ginzburg The rally last week attracted because the Supreme Court has Chance of showers early Wednesday then generally fair speakers like tax resister Bob were armed with police powers and possession of narcotics and conspiracy to bond and will appeal- in Superior Court say s h e ’s doing it defined income as a gain derived Tuesday. weather for the rest of the period. Daytime highs mid 70s Graham of Philadelphia. they cheered. possess both were Martin Thibodeau, 24, Jiecause our economy is from capital or labor or a combina Sunday police charged 68-year-old to mid 80s. Overnight lows in the 60s. "T m ashamed to be here in He told a reporter later his posse tion of both — an argument he used at of 63 Wickham Drive; John Dryden, 29, of A OF OUR NEW depressed, our inter Nermoni: Gradual clearing Wednesday, partly sunny Connecticut because I saw on your wasn’t organized as yet. Bolton Lake Housd". Bolton; Joseph Henry Gagnon, of 39 Latimer St., with dis national prestige his trial. orderly conduct and risk of injury to a Thursday chance of showers Friday. Highs in the 70s to license plates that you’re the Mary Ann Skirpan of Philadelphia Lavalley, 21, of Colebrook River Road, declining ... our national He said filing returns was volun ^Am a n c h e s t e r s t o r e a t around 80. Lows 55 to 65. Constitution State but after what I said in an interview the IRS didn’t Tolland. minor. Police said he exposed himself in self-esteem is sagging. tary. The judge and jury disagreed. Uie hallway of the men's room at Martin Muinr and New Hampshire: Clearing Wednesday. saw what happenned in federal court scare her. He spoke of rehabilitating IRS Arrested on the same charges and an Yet, says he. America additional charge of possession of Park. Gagnon was released on a $5.(XI0 ^725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Fair Thursday. Chance of showers Friday. Lows upper to Mr. Schiff. I can tell you your "Everybody shudders at the IRS. agents. remains the richest, fireworks was Christopher Ackerson, 24, cash bond and will appear in Superior NOT RESPONSlBlC FOP 7tPOCBAPMiCAi ERRORS 9VE RESERVE THE RIGHT t q uMiT OUANT'TilS TQ » UNITS UNLESS OT h ER iNISE S P EC i HEO 50s to mid 60s and highs mid 70s to low 80s. court system is corrupt,” Graham But when you’re in the movement you "People out in California opened a mightiest nation in the I of 30 Washington Road, Windsor. Court July 21. world — the envy of | said. don’t shudder because you know that halfway house. We had 14 IRS agents. Mary Price, a Phildelphia real es what they’re doing is downright il We're opening up one on the Elast freedom-loving men and j legal.” women everywhere. tate broker, told a reporter she had Coast. If theres any IRS agents in the not paid income taxes in 12 years and She said IRS agents attempted an Ginzburg once did time as a porn-pusher for dis audience, well tell them what's 7o2 m W ater like Schiff, blamed the press for not. audit at her house in April and. " I WInIngar’s Summar Camp The Almanac tributing Eros magazine — innocuous as Winni'e- available and they can very smoothly STARKIST spreading the word. locked the door on them.” She the-Pooh by fontemporary standards — or, make the transition from a parasite "The press,” she said, "is not relented after six minutes,
Manchester — A City of Village Charm there^8 energy crisis MANCHESTEK — The public is invited to attend a Public trial rights Founded Oct. 1, 1881 testimonial dinner in honor of retiring Eighth Utilities District Fire Chief Granville "T ed" Lingard on Saturday, The United States Supreme Open trials are needed for Amendment rights are not Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new national believe there was. July 26, at the Colony Restaurant. a purpose. Trials are public, absolute. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. survey commissioned by the conservative Among the minority of 499 respondents The 7 p.m. affair will pay tribute to Lingard's 12 years Court has ruled criminal Member, United Preaa International who thought there was a real shortage, 194 not just so community snoops The other amendment to MenitMr. Audit Bureau of Circulation Heritage Foundation indicates less than of service as chief to the district with dignitaries from trials must be open to the half the American people are convinced placed the principal blame on OPEC, 90 on both the district and town scheduled to be on hand. can atte/d to "hear all the the Constitution dealing .with Steven Harry. Executive Editor the oil companies and 73 on government, public and the press unless Cuatomer Service — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor there is an energy crisis. Lingard was appointed fire chief in 1968 and will continue with lesser culpability assigned to en there is an "overriding in dirt," although that is a side open trials most explicitly is Rayfnond F. Roblnton, Editor-Publiaher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus The Sindlinger & Co. energy survey of on as a volunteer firefighter and district fire marshal. He 1,517 adults conducted also found broad vironmentalists, utilities, Wasteful con- terest" in closing them; benefit. the Sixth. has said business and family commitments have com support for nuclear power, if it can be s u ^ r s and natural .shortages. , pelled him to leave’ the post. At first blush, the decision The Supreme Court deci It says, "In all criminal made safe, and for oil and gas exploration About half of thosie surveyed regarded If judges take Burger’s who is being tried on what Tickets for the testimonial are available at the district appears to be a positive one sion discusses the First trials the accused shall have in wilderness areas. themselves as fairly well informed on the firehouse at 32 Main St. More information is available footnote to be a license to charges in full public view. national energy situation, and magazines for the rights of the people. Amendment implications, the right to a speedy and Those surveyed, interviewed by by dialing 643-7373. ^ close trials, we are confident We are concerned the long telephone between June 5 and June 18, drew the highest marks as the source of I But the qualifying exception saying, "without the freedom public trail, by an impartial that Information. They were followed by the rights of society to see term impact of the decision also put most of the blame for current in the undefined term, to attend such trials, which jury of the state and district newspapers, television, periodicals, books justice done and the right of by the Supreme Court will energy problems on the Organization of "overriding interest," will, people have exercised for where the crime shall have Petroleum Exporting Countries. and radio, in that order. the accused to have a public further erode the rights of the More than 65 percent approved of con we are certain, lead to more centuries, important aspects been committed, which dis But the major oil companies and the Record trial will be in jeopardy. governed, who are the government also drew their share of tinuing to use nuclear power for electrici closed trials. of freedom of speech and of trict shall have been ty generation in a question based on the The framers of the government in a democratic blame, the survey reported. And an Manchester fire calls The Justices opinion relies the press could be previously ascertained by overwhelming majority of Americans assumption that government would society. Friday. 2:56 a m. —Gas eviscerated,” law, and to be informed of the Constitution made public said price dictated their decisions on require adequate safeguards to protect (Town) largely on the First Amend washdown at 947 Center St. Saturday. 4:14 p.m. —Gas trials the law because of the purchasing gasoline, although they would the public, l^ ss than three in 10 — 28.2 ment of the Constitution. The unsettling portion of nature of the accusation; to ITown I washdown on American possibility of persons being The decision is yet another pay a premium to use domestic oil rather percent — disagreed under the same cir Friday. l’ :45 p.m —Elec Although the Supreme the decision lies in a footnote be confronted with witnesses cumstances, with 6.6 percent undecided. Legion Drive. (Town) than foreign imports. " trical fire at 87 Lawton St. Saturday. 7:37 p.m. —False snatched from society, tried, example of the Burger A clear majority, 57.9 percent, favored Court has given a short-term by Chief Justice Warren against him; to have com It mandates strong action to increase (Town! alarm at the Waddell School. convicted and disposed of in court’s prevailing attitude new reactor licensing with adequate victory to the right of a public Burger comparing access to pulsory process for obtaining domestic production of energy. It shows Friday. 8:30 p m —Smoke (District) against the right of the people theres a strong sentiment in favor of that, safeguards by government. in the Oakland Street area. Saturday. 9:16 p.m —Stove trial, the decision opens the trials with controlling traffic witnesses in his favor, and to secret. said Milt Copulos, Heritage Foundations The respondents overwhelmingly rated iDistricTi fire at 103D Rachel Road. We think the accused and to know what the government Friday. 9:43 p.m. —Tire fire door, for begging lower court on streets. have the assistance of energy analyst, '^is is the theme that price-, not brand name or convenience, as (District) The footnote says First counsel for his defense.” the public has a right to know is doing. the key factor in a decision on where to on the Union Street Bridge Saturday. 10:16p.m —False judges to slam it shut again. goes through all of these answers. I District I buy gasoline. Brand names, in fact, alarm at Box 49. (Town) On the existence of an energy crisis, the Friday, 9:54 p.m —Grass Saturday. 10:29 p .m —Elec believers barely nosed out the doubters .by finished a distant third. fireatl93LydailSt. (District! Given a choice between paying a slight trical fire on Green Manor a margin of 46.7 percent to 43.8 percent, Mountain feat Saturday, 9:48 a m. —False Road. with 9.4 percent undecided. Women out ly higher price for domestic oil products alarm at the East Side Rec Sunday. 12:41 p.m. —Motor numbered men among the believers. or buying lower-priced imports, 66.7 per Tight-rope artist Phillippe Petit, known in the U.S. for his stunt of Center. (Town! cycle accident on Tudor Lane cent, or two-thirds, picked the domestic Saturday. 9:50 p.m. —Truck But less than three out of 10 respondents walking between skyscrapers on a tight-rope, is seen here Sunday (District) — 28.8 percent — were willing to describe variety. fire at 160 Parker St. (Town) Sunday. 6:27 p.m —Gas energy problems as very serious. The 67.6-percent majority that favored crossing the Isorno River gorge in Intragna, Switzerland. The tight Saturday. I;26 pm washdown on New Belton —Garage fire at 237 E Center Asked in a separate question if there oil and gas drilling in wilderness areas did rope was at a height of 90 meters and the crossing was 180 meters long. Road (Town) so on h question that assumed substantial St. (Town) Sunday. 10:08 p.m. —Smoke was a real shortage of energy, three of Petit made the crossing without any trouble. In the background is the Saturday. 2:02 p.m. —Brush domestic reserves could be found there. at 76 Bowers St. (District) The Herald in Washingtoir^ five, or 59.8 percent, said they did not well-known Church of Intragna. (UPI photo) fire at 121 Hemlock St. 1981 taxes to rise with tax cut Vernon’sTown council By LEE RODERICK On paper they have a net gain of cus, promising within a day of the sets Tuesday's agenda WASHINGTON— There's a very $1,450. But their federal income tax Reagan announcement to come up increases by $224 and social security good reason why a tax cut for 1981 is with their own tax-cutting plan by VERNON — The Town Council will The council will also receive a time by $89. leaving them with $10,202 in Sept. 3. schedule from architect, Richard BECTRICALSAFETYi increasingly likely; the taxes of meet Tuesday night, after a public Americans are scheduled to go up after-tax income. A close aide to Reagan gleefully hearing scheduled for 7:30. The meeting Lawrence concerning construction of the new firehouse south of Interstate 86; be next year more than the most At a 14.5 percent inflation rate, the told me that "we have the night was changed this week due to the asked to approve a schedule of transfers generous cut being discussed. In 1980 dollar will be worth only 87 cents Democrats in a lose-lose situation." long holiday weekend. The hearing and the and additional appropriations: receive the other words — tax cut or no tax cut, compared to the 1979 dollar. Thus the If they try to out-promise the council meeting will be in the Memorial W lU r YOU DOirT KNOW Building, Park Place. report of the Rockville Public Health Nur citizens will still pay more to Uncle $10,202 in 1980 will purchase only $8,- Republicans, they look panicky and During the regular council meeting sing Association; and receive quarterly Sam next year than this year. 910 worth of goods in 1979 dollars — silly. And if the stick by President Councilman Morgan Campbell will repo,rts from the various town boards and an inflationary loss of $1,292. When Carter and his pledge to balance the Most explain the reconstruction that is taking commissions. economists es combined with higher taxes, inflation budget next' year, they forfeit a The council will also hear a report by NUnr SHOCK YOU. place at Vernon Circle in connection with timate that the means this family ends up with a net powerful election-year edge to the the expansion of Interstate 86. Neil Danahy, the town's chief accountant, total American loss of $155. GOP Charles Vassilopoulos, environmental concerning a computer system for the tax burden will in Thus instead of a supposed gain of Given the choice between this rock health officer, will report on the Dobson town; will receive information concerning crease between 14.5 percent for the year, the family an^ hard place. Senate Democrats Road well water which is allegedly con the appraisal on the Burke Road playground; be asked to schedule a date $40 billion to $60 suffers a net loss in purchasing promptly opted to desert Carter and taminated with high levels of sodium, Federal funds sought ' power of 1.7 percent. chloride and hardness. for a council meeting to specifically dis billion in 1981. try to recoup the tax-cutting momen cuss the proposed Fair Rent Commission, Even the relative-1______Calculated the same way for a tum stolen by Reagan and the GOP. Vassilopoulos is suggesting that the town consider providing a public water an ordinance concerning the abatement of ly generous tax-cutting package just family of four, here's how much They obviously feel they have little to supply to the residents of the Dobson Road nuisances in tenement houses, and police for boating programs proposed by GOP presidential can those with higher incomes would Ipse, given the president's weakened area, provide a gravity sewer system for power for the housing code enforcement lose, despite a 14.5 percent raise: political position heading toward the didate Ronald Reagan and his con the Vernon Elementary School swimming officer. By JIM SUCKLING “When the 71' boating act was es boating safety programs and to en gressional backers would only offset Those earning $15.CKXI would lose fall election. pool, provide maintenance on the Vernon Councilman John Makowsky will report Washington Correspondent tablished. it was planned to be force safety regulations. The about $22 billion of that amount. $173: $20,000 would lose $270: $25,000 Some Senate Democrats have in School Road swale, provide a design and to the other council members on the status Using an increase in the 1979 phased out later,” she said, "and remaining two-thirds would be used would lose $343: $30,000 would lose dicated they would like to concen construct a means of diverting storm of negoti^ions relative to workman's boating deaths as leverage, boating then the states were supposed to take for boating facility improvements. $432: $35,000 would lose $668: and trate their own tax-cutting plan on water runoff from the school's paved compensatro^ insurance for the town; the advocates are pushing for more over the programs." The bill would annually return close to Tax Foundation, Inc., a private $50,000 would lose $1,150. whittling down the increase in Social area, tie the public works garage floor council will receive a letter from the federal funding for state boating Apparently the 1971 act was a great $30 million to state boating nonpartisan research organization, Security taxes scheduled for next drains into the public sewers or provide a superintendent of schools relative to safety and facility programs. success. According to Eagleton, in programs. has just added further fuel to the tax year. And they are in broad agree holding tank for waste water, and to have guidelines for closing of schools; discuss a letter concerning the closing out of town In 1979 boating fatalities increased 1971 there were 1,582 fatalities. That cutting fire with a study indicating Given this stunning reality, it is ment with Republicans that business the public works department minimize the amount of unprotected salt-sand mixture use of the Ellington refuse area for the nationwide from 9,2 per thousand figure was cut to 1,321 by 1978. The primary opposition to the bill that even a 14.5 percent cost-of-living easy to see why Reagan and his tax cuts likewise are needed to in the yard and discharge any runoff into dumping of sludge from the sewage treat boats to 9.7, according to Richard "Obviously, the modest expen comes from the Coast Guard, which Republican congressional supporters create more jobs. pay raise this year won't help an the public sanitary sewers or a retention ment plant; and will act on recommen Schwartz, director of the Boat diture of f^ e ra l funds has been is cutting back on its budget and is rang a bell the other day with their American worker keep the wolf of in Utah Republican Sen. Jake Garn, a basin which would require scheduled pum dations for job I reclassifications. Owners of America. returned many times over on the opposed to any new programs. Also, proposal to cut personal income flation from the door. leading Reagan supporter in ping. Boating groups are upset that reduction of fatalities,” he said. the Department of the Interior "Those lucky enough to get a pay taxes 10 percent across the board Congress, maintains that tax cuts motorboat fuel taxes are used for a However, Belshe said because believes the legislation is too narrow hike that exactly matches the beginning Jan. 1. They would also don't need to be inflationary even in variety of recreational programs. some states started boating safety in scope. projected 14.5 percent inflation rate permit businesses to deduct new in the short term if accompanied by They want all of these funds to go programs late, they were in no posi A spokesman (or the department for 1980 will lose money because of vestments more quickly. spending cuts. "Every time we’ve Honor students named toward such things as boating educa tion to carry on services in 1979 when said if the funds were shifted just to the effect 'taxflation' has on any in ''■'When their plan was unveiled. had a major tax cut it has produced tion. marina improvements and funds were cut back. boating programs, other public out crease in earnings,” says the Tax Senate Democratic leader Robert more revenue that it has lost," said beefed-up boating safety patrols. door programs may lose funding. He Byrd (D-W.Va.) promptly labelled it at Rham High School Foundation. “Taxflation" is a term Garn. New jobs are created and The increase in boating deaths added that with the current trend of describing the effects of inflation a "tinker toy” approach. Speaker of those who take them pay taxes that HEBRON - Several Honors Kenney, Kathryn Lexer, This year. Congress decided to halt Michelle MacKay, Lyn could be blamed on the phasing out of the economy being poor power pushing workers into higher tax the House Tip O'NeilKD-Mass.) said more than offset the initial revenue students have been named Brenda Basal, Brenda funding now would be a good time to Markstein, Shawn McDonald, federal funds under the 1971 Federal boating may decline in popularity brackets. it shows Republicans "have small loss. to the honor roll for the Bellone, Anita Champion, completely phase out the federal fourth marking term at Deborah Chapman, Peter Jill Niemezyk, Gerard Boating Safety Act. said Rindy and funds would also inevitably According to the Washington-based minds," and Treasury Secretary G. Such arguments are powerfully Rham High School. Charette, Donald Crosby, Hol Pelletier, Christopher Belshe, legislative aide to Sen. Tom program, she said. William Miller added that Reagan's Perreault, Robert Persing, decline. foundation, this is what will happen persuasive among voters who are The list of students ly Drinkuth, John Kenneally, Eagleton. D-Mo., who has co Under the Eagleton legislation, a Cindy Prevost, Daniel Raffin, Currently there is an estimated 56 to a typical family of four (one policies were like “Barnum and being clobbered by "taxflation.” Can follows. Bridget MacDonald, Brian similar bill has already passed the John Regan, Michael Schad- sponsored a bill requiring all motor- million boaters in the United States earner) making $10,000-that gets a Bailey.” Carter hold back the stampede for a MacKay, Michael McKay, boat fuel taxes to be spent on boating House, one-thirds of the tax funds Grade 12 Melissa Merbler, Terry tle, Darren Smith, Jeanne operating about 14 million pleasure 14.5 percent increase, taking_it^ So what did Senate Democrats do 1980 tax cut? Don’t bet on it. received would be used to finance High honors Morin, Jackie Murphy, Susan Soderberg, Kimberly Spooner, related programs. craft: next? They promptly joined the cir $11,450 going into this year: Michael Dreyer, Ian Murphy, Julie P elletier, Cherel Surdam, Linda McFarland, Tonya Say. David Smith, Erik Uus, Susan Syphers, Jason Tinelle, Amy Whitehill, Frank Wilkes. Vesper, Valerie Vontell, \ Honors Audrey Young and Jean Ellen Bodey, Lane Brunner, Zimmer. Washington-Merry-Go-Round Thoughts Cathy Cashman, Susan Chace, Grade 9 Boonchai Chuengsman, Gary High honors Grade 7 Some people came to the disciples Coiro, Diane Comire, Karen Monika Giacoppe, Mark High honors and said, “We want to see Jesus.” Dulz, Sheila Fogg, Glenn Mastandrea, Bronwyn Gregory Augustine, McFarland, Laura McNiel, We can only speculate about why Graham, Sarah Horton, Kimberly Kauffman, Ellen Kathleen Infante, Jennifer Sandra Navickas, Denise Siismets. Electricity is one of the safest arud most useful 5. Trimming or climbing trees’ Watch out Eyadema, Togo’s tyrant portrays self as divine they wanted to see Jesus. Some were O'Brien, Avo Siismets, Sharon Lyhon, Patricia Maltzan, Anne Honors forms of energy we have. But people sometimes for electrical wires! Wires may have become simply curious: some were looking Marie Pawlina, (Dennis Utakis. By JACK ANDERSON over the inability of others to see declared a national holiday. Katherine Koch: “Eyadema has Springs (that well-known maritime Scott Barros, Jeffrey Beau forget that when some simple rules of safety are concealed in the branclu's, so inspect the tree for help; some may have seen him Perriolat, Sharon Reynolds, Honors doin, Lori Blssell, William WASHINGTON— Almost a decade those simple truths that are so clear • A $250,000 vanity-press comic rounded up entire families, even en carefully belore you Ix'gin work. center), Rio de Janeiro, Honolulu, before and were drawn back again to Edward Rosenthal, Chris Jonathan Black, Mark Cop- Bogue, Michele Bourett, ignored, electricity can become dangerous. Here are ago, I introduced Idi Amin, the mad to him. book, recounting Eyadema's tire tribes, and held them incom London, Madrid, Buenos Aires and learn more. Whatever their reasons Ryan, Lisa Schwarzmann, polelli, Lynn DeLeon, Dawn Daniel Bowers, Deborah a fewvbasic safety rules that may make the difference 6 . L 'se outdoor electrical equipment properly. ruler of Uganda, to a world that had Although he is less bloodyhanded miraculous survival of the plane municado from the outside world. San Juan. The total tab came to $9,- Jeffrey Snyder and Karen Faucher, Brenda Golemba, Brook, Edwin Brunner, Mar Never use it in the rain, and use electric power they expressed an interest in Jesus. Vashalifski. betwem a great day outdoors and the shock of taken little notice of him. He strutted that Idi Amin. Eyadema’s attempt to crash, starts out in fairy-tale One tribe was picked up and held in 500. Kim Hadley, Cynthia Hayes, cia Buckley, Dawn What happened then? Kevin Keefe, Jonathan your life. mowers or clippers only on dry grass or drv shrubs. for a while on the world stage until portray himself as a living god in fashion: "Once upon a time there the desert last year and about 200 And the agency’s general-counsel, Chamberlain, Jennifer Chap What kind of reception did they Keklak, Lisa Kelley, Aubin 1. Don’t he misled hy birds sitting on electrical 7. C o fly a kite—far away from electrical wires. his ignominious fall from power last dicates that he is cut from the same people died." Brien Kehoe, who often travels with man, Tammy Clifford, was Eyadem a...” get? Lyon, Pamela Machowski, Dorothy Dunnack, Gail If your kite string should get snagged on or near year. cloth Here are some examples of his • The erstwhile army sergeant When my reporters telephoned the Daschbach, spent more than $6,000of Grade II Brian Mawdsley, Zantia lines. Tire coe ering which you may see on the What helped them and what Edwards, Kristen Foster, a power line, do not try to remove it yourself. Call Now his place as the world's most reach for divinity: uses such titles as “guide of the palace for comment, the tyrant of the commissiotAs travel kitty. High honors McKinney, Kenneth Moore, Raquel France, Kathleen lines is not insulation, and it will not protect you hindered them? your loail Northeast L'tilities office. asinine despot has been taken by a • Portraits of the 44-year-old nation," "the helmsman," Togo handled the call himself. Re When asked about hia globe Elizabeth Crowell, Nancy Julie Pelletier, Clifford Gleason, David Gunas, Jen from a shock. What did they find of lasting value? Kane, Mark Reichelt, Scott Reynolds, Matthew Ryan, flamboyant man president-for-life, wearing the wings "leader of the new march” and responded in resonant French, trotting, the peripatetic chairman nifer Hayes, Robert Hayes, 2. Metal ladders near electrical lines can 8. Stay away from downed electric lines—at It is frequently observed that fewer Richards, Tammy Say, Arvo Michael Sherman, Debra David Howard, Shawn John w ith th e u.n- ^ of an angel, are displayed in govern "source of knowledge.” gracious to begin, then incr^|^^l]{)y said it was necessary to represent least 10 feet away—they may K" live. Report all and fewer people are attending Siismets. Totedo and Kevin Williams. son, Christopher Legault, be very dangerous. When using ladders around the pronounceable f v the commission'at official functions. downed lines to your Icxal Northeast L'tilities office ment and private offices throughout, The reality of Eyadema's rule is bellicose. He denied all charges, church services these days. If we Honors Grade 8 Frank Lemery, Tina house or on the job, be sure to mo\’e them name of Etienne ^ Togo, "If Ijdidn’t think it was necessary, I less saintly, however, than his finally cutting off the conversation wonder why, perhaps we should ask . Norma - Aresti, Lauren High honors Levasseur, Kevin MacKay, cautiously, always watching for power lines abo\’c. iimnediately. Gnassingbe • Eyadema buttons showing the propaganda would suggest. With a with an abrupt: “I have no time to wouian’t do it,” he assured my staff. Delgiudice, Felise Flrmin, Michael Gilbert, Robert Lisa Markstein, Christina WTen used safely and properly, elect ricitv is a not only about the motivations which Mastandrea, Sean McConnell, 3. Be careful with roof antennas. They should Eyadema He dictator's smiling face are worn like handful of other non-commissioned talk about this nonsense.” ^ Amy Fowler, Joseph Ggrvais, Holmgren, Scott McKay, Judy draw people to church or which draw Andrew McFarland, Kathleen never be near electrical wires. Check the area valuable part of our lives. .At Northeast L'tilities we rules the 2 4 boutonnieres on lapels throughout the Do as I say: tochard Daschbach, Susan Griffin, Richarcl Niemezyk, Michele Pelletier, officers in the French-trained them away. Perhaps we should ask McNamara, John Nee, want you to know how to use it safely. million people of country. the flamboyant' chairman of the Hayber, Gregory Lemery,' Lisa Pezzente, Kathleen thoroughly for wires before you begin to install, Togolese army, he seized power from TIiankH, no: what they find when they come. Christine Mahoney, Jon Samuel Oakes, Rosalind Pan- Because nothing is more valuable than you. the small West • Eyadema not only makes most of b u t M arg aret Schwarzmann, Jamie repair or remove a roof antenna. President Sylvanus Olympio in 1963. Federal Maritime Commission, has What kind of reception do they get? McManus, Sean McNamara, tano, Diane Pelletier, Ray African nation of Togo with a flair Truman Daniel enjoyed her recent Somerset, Janet Sutherland, mond Plouffe, Catherine 4. Teach your children the hazards of climbing the news in Togo; he also reports it. In the past, Eyadema has boasted ordered a crackdown on the staff's What helps and what hinders Sandra Muisener, Kirk Peter Kimberly Vincent. visit to the National Press Club, but Prevost, Kristen (Juattropani, [mJ^KNITHISASI' UTILITIES which, if set to music, would make He is the Walter Cronkite of 'Togolese that he personally killed Olympio, official travel. "Only essential” trips son, ‘'Elizabeth Preissner, utility poles and towers or playing around any firmly declined her host’s request them? Lynn Reynolds, i^ren Reed, Honors John Ratti, Regina Rearick, comic opera. television, reading the evening news but he denied this^in a recent inter could be taken, he warned. So electrical facility. They may not be'aware of just how Doing everything in our power that she perch atop the club’s old up What do they find of lasting Value? Barbara Sibun, Holly Snyder, Ellen Anderson, Karen Lauren Rowley, Nancy Schad- He is square-shouldered and close- himself. view. The murdered president's son, stringent were the travel restrictions Anderson, Kenneth Babik, dangerous electricity can be. to serve you. right piano for a picture. It was the If they find the Lord of Life pre Jill Tarbox, Raymond tle, Alice Scranton, Ian cropped. his massive bulk t()o big for • A shrine has been erected at the Gilchrist Olympio, now a that the commission's hearing Timothy Bain, Donald Barry, Secord, James Shelton, Kelly same piano that was the setting for a sent, it may be they will come back. Tuohey, Scott Unsworth, his stature, with a deep, resonant site of a plane crash from which businessman living in Paris, has lawyers had to cancel a trip to San Deldra Walwyn, Michael Laurie Basal, Denise Burgess, Siegrlst, Christopher Szwed, II»Co>»«cl.culU8M ««ll>ow Cow y El«cu«; L.».lC«rwi.Wi>W''Cow. C «w , Ul*».S»y.tt Comp.., wyl»...i(*K»» tnmj, Compoo, famous World War II photo of her If they find Jesus, perhaps they will Kim Chamberlain, Marie Karen Toomey, Michele Tour- voice such as one expects to hear call Eyadema escaped unharmed while t>een trying to oust Eyadema fr/om Francisco to take depositions. Zimmer. father, the late president, at the stay. Charette, Chris Ellis, Dino signont, Nell "Tracy, Stephen sinners to the Last Judgment. His four others perished. The wreckage power. Meanwhile, however, Daschbach Grade 10 ' Fusco, Shelley Helm, keyboard, grinning up at a sultry Underhill, Tammy Vesper, talk is rambling and his temper of the plane has been enshrined, and Gilchrist Olymtoo told my himself was flying off at public Stephen K. Jacobson High honors Marguerite Hutchinson, Jennifer Wade and Karen starlet named Lauren Bacall. Rector, St. Mary's, Manchester short, suggesting an exasperation the date of the crash has been reporters Bob Snerman and expense orf “essential” trips to Palm Chris Cheney, Gale Lee. Kristina Kamlnske. Sandra Wallen. 6 - EVENING HERALD, Mot., JulyJ EVENING HERALD, Mon.^^July L IWO - ^ ^ Reqion Hearing set on beerfest Bennet posts honor roll B O L T O N — A public hearing on selectman has the authority to Issue its next regular meeting after the Eggs topic Gaston, Donna____ rM Giaqulnto,___rhrifltim* Christine Rririp Bride, Cli Christine how townspeople feel about a permits for special events and may public hearing. MANCHESTER— Fregeau, Matthew Gilmond, Carlson, Lisa C ai^n, Vicki planned special event will be held Jonathan Goldlck, Carolyn require that a public hearing be held. Bennet Junior High School Carin Gocht, Gretchen Goodman, Brendan Gorman, Castagna. Lisa Christensen, Progress reported July 15 at 7 p.m. at the Community Negro is planning the event for released the names of its Graven, Maura Hagearty, Kimberly Costello. Mark of contest August 22^ 23, and 24 from 3 p.m, to 1 Ellen Greene, Anne Handley, Hall. Aloysius Ahearn, deputy first students who made the Peter Harrison and Erica Margaret Hanley, Kristen Coulter, Patricia Crowley, The hearing will be on the applica selectman. said, "I'm not happy a.m. daily.' Rain dates are August 29 Hirschfeld. Mark Cycenas, Timothy 30 and 31. fourth quarter honor roll Harvey, Charles Hendessi, on area cable TV SOUTH WINDSOR - Oliver tion of George Negro, West Street, about that kind of large type thng.- this week. Heather Hohenthal, Kendra Lisa Hovan, William Hun- Davis, Deborah Dettore, for a three-day beerfest with country It's not conducive to the public fri- Howe, Christine Jarvis, Mary Diana, Kenneth > ER,\'0> — If all goes well, the Butterworth, the author of the pop In Grade 7, 78 students Kristin Johnson, Julie Kane, niford, April Hutchins, After that the consultant will con and rock and roil bands at the Bolton terest. I want the people’s reaction to Negro's first application for a Manivone Inthavong, Nancy Donnestad, Lisa Erickson, Town of Vernon may- have cable ular children's story, "The Enor made honors, while the Loren Keene, Susan King, Joanne Falco, Betsy Fran duct hearings with 4(16 prime objec Riding Academy on West Street it and then the ^ard of Selectmen special event was turned down by Keller, Jennifer Kennedy, television in one and one-half to two mous Egg," will ^ the. special same number made honors Michael Kitsock, James coline am) Laura Gravell. tive to be to determine which towns guest who will award the prizes to (route 85). A crowd of 2,000 is es will discuss it." First Selectman Henry Ryba for in Grade 8. In Grade 9, 64 Jonathan Kim, Jennifer Kohut years. Mayor Marie Herbst said. legal technicalities because it wasn’t Kurien, Thomas Lagassie, and Kerri Krupen. Lisa Gussak, Shelly should go together. Follow ing the winners of the "Eggcentricity timated. students made honors. Jeannette Lefebvre, Jennifer Hassett, Donna Hazard, In response to many requests by decisions made in this area, the Under a town ordinance, the first The Board of Selectmen will have filled out properly. Richard Law, Heidi Liggett. townspeople, the mayor has been in Contest" being sponsored by the Among those receiving LeRiche, Renee Logan, John Kristen Link, Lisa Longo, Jen Kristen Henderson. Darya franchise proposals would be filed by South Windsor Public Library. honors, several made all Lupacchino, David Mazzotta Hirschfeld, Anthony vestigating, along with South Wind the television companys on the nifer Loveland. Michelle The contest is open to children Hospital gets A's. These students were: and Todd McCann. Maiorca, Anna Mazzetta, Jaworskl, Leslie Johnson, sor and other area towns, the applications for franchises. Kent Michaud, Janie Moore, Edward Keene, Deanna Krar, possibility of a cable franchise to ages 8-17 and they are to guess James Emmerling, Natalie McMeans, Kristine The mayor said Sheehan told her what will be hatch^ from an enor new machine Kristen Noone, Wendy Kimberly Marrow, Richard Melroy, Andrea Mikolowsky. Michelle Lambert, David serve area towns. that if all goes well that by January Naab, Michael Newman, Lammey, Robert Laughlln, mous egg nested in the library. The V E R N O N - The new TWELVE Burgess, Debra Finkels- Kristins Monaco. Asa Nelson. Besides contacting the Public or February they should be con (jiristopher Nicholson, Jodi Melissa Lefebvre, Michael contest will start July 14 and end pediatrics department at tein, Alison Knauth, Jen Robert NIghan, Judy O’Con 'Utilities Control Authority Mrs. sidering franchises and about one Ogden, Lisa Pallcki, Jonathan Letoumeau, Lisa Lundell and Aug. 22. Rockville General Hospital nifer Mackenzie, Shana nor, Bonnie Okrant, James Herbst has also asked the Capitol year from now, construction should Pearlson, Beth Perry, Felicia O'Laughlin. Daniel Paris, Kathleen Lynam. Participants in the contest are has obtained a new instru Hopperstead and Beth Barbara Marinelll, Douglas Region Council of Governments to be underway and it will take 18 210 Petito, ^an Piendel,. Alicia Niphaphone Pathammavong, assist in the matter. asked to come to the library once a ment that provides cons Lard. Quinby, Janice Remillard, Lisa Perozziello, Scott Pren Martin, Laura McCormick. months to two years to be in full week for six weeks and listen to one The complete list Yvonne Rodriquez, John Michelle McGee, Stephanie She said she contacted David operation. tant electomic monitoring tice, Maichael Ratcliff, Jef tape recorded clue each week. The follows: Rodgers, Cheryl Sarkisian, Medynski, Holly Miller, Sheehan, an engineer with the Public According to figures prepared by of the heart rates of frey Santoro, Traci Sarkisian. clues will lead to the identity of Grade 7 Christopher Sarli, Ronald Oaneil Saucier. Patricia Christine O’Brien, Robert Utilities Commission and he told her the state Vernpn is the second largest chiidren suspected of Schack, Jean Shannon, Rachel whatever is in the egg. After all the having cardiac abnor Willl.'im Anderson. Stephen Schuhl, Dledre Shearer, Parent!, Nilandone Patham that a study recommending franchise town, in numMr of dwelling units, of DATSUNS Shiebler, CJiristopher Silver, mavong, Elen Petersen, clues have been heard, one guess Bayer, Suzanne Beckwith, areas ‘for the 48 Connecticut towns malities. Douglas Slwlk, Jason Wooden, Wayne Smith, Michael Suhie, the 48 towns still without cable ser per child may be submitted in Sharon Bellone, Ronald Sinks, Joanne Thompson. William Prenetla, Timothy that do not have cable service, has vice. Enfield is the largest and South The instrument, known Clarence Zacher and Valerie Randall, Patricia Ray, writing only. Special forms will be as a datascope, can iden Vicki Biske. Glen Bolduc, Gerg Twerdy, Charles Van Luncheon for volunteers been completed and will be reviewed Windsor is fourth. June Bowler. Robert Brackett Zak. Allen, Heanne Vaughn, Leyda Michael Roy, Scott Russell, provided by the library. tify conditions that may bv a consultant IN Eric Brown, Krista Burkamp, G r a d e 8 Vazquez, Elizabeth Wood, Della Schatzman, Pamela Mrs. Mary Grant (center), R.N., super- Father Martin Scholsky. The recent luncheon The contest was inspired by an not be discovered through Charlene (7ampos, Clifford Edward Adams, Diane Alison Woodhouse, Dana Senkow, William Silver. enormous egg which was displayed visor of nurses at the Crestfield Convalescent honored the 40 volunteers for donating their conventional checks of a Carlson, Rebecca Castagna, Adamy, Christine Babbitt, Zackin and Cynthia Zeidler. Allyson Siwik, Tracy Skoog, Resolutions on agenda at the student art exhibit held in the patient's blood pressure, Robert Castagna and Elisabeth Braat, Kristin Kristen Stahl, Christopher Home in Manchester, serves lunch to a group services to the facility. (Herald photo by Pin- ibrary during May. With heart rate and body Christopher Cavanna. Carlson, Pamela Charendoff, G rade 9 Surh. Barbara Thurston, of volunteers. Seated, left to right, are Mary to) Larisa Clough, Christine SOI H I WINDSOR - When the And a resolution, to be presented assistance 1 rom their teacher, John STOCK Donna Adamy, Brenda Sharon Turner, Lynda Walker temperature. Hospital of John Comeau, Suzanne Gardella, Elaine Toros, George Wood and Town Council meets tonight at 8 at by Councilman Arthur Champagne Stelutto, students Kim Tomolonis Cooke, Patrick Cooney, Costello, Clayton Craddock, Allen, Diane Beaulieu. and Virginia Zeidler. ficials said it has a highly Greg Cruz, Maria DePetta, the Town Hall it will have three authorizing the town manager to con and Candy Morgester of the audible alarm that alerts mpgs, 2 drs, 4 drs, hatchbacks Kristin Craft, Harry Delassio, resolutions to act on. tract on behalf of the town with the Orchard Hill School, constructed Jennifer Dennison, Tanya Perry Desjardins, Beth Four the staff of an unusual nier, Gordon Freckleton, Councilman Bruce Braithwaite state Department of Human the egg to illustrate the story. heart activitiy. The new Escavich. Bret Factora, up to 51 MPQ Diane Fahey, Nilda Fer Elizabeth French and Jill This Week’s With Thiss Coupon And A *7.50 Purchase* will read a resolution to accept, with Resources for the provision of ser In the original story a dinosaur machine was credited by Frese. nandez, Leslie Flink, Thomas Special ANN PAGE regret, the resignation of Elizabeth vices under the Title XX program for was hatched from the egg. hospital officials with Kenneth Gagnon, Donald .A Warren from the Library Board of the fiscal year 1980-81. Whatever will hatch from the HIVIK KNOWIHOIY UND[RS0iC eEVERAGEWAnE\/bv 7 saving the life of a two- Directors. Councilman Sherman The council will also receive com library's egg is in no way connected month old infant. 4 L ’ tfjf Count’t C f'h 'jd Pi-: TOMATO Tarr will read a resolution to munications from officers and to the original story. The egg is due Hospital officials said DR. GEORGE A. CMU.OUETTE, authorize Richard Sartor, town ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY; [•CR o' Ih fi* 4d«»rtit»d boards reports from the town to hatch on Sept. 5. Those to par the machine eliminates the iltw ti tf ttq u irtd io b* (••diig avJiKble lo> y a ' f *■ o * b « )o w IR * manager, to hire a part-time, tem manager; hear reports of com ticipate must register in advance •d««Mit«d poCF
Locks tornado” last Hartford Main Street shopping overflowed with soapsuds. Ap decided to leave the camp trailer at Liaison Committee meeting in Lin- ^ TownTolk area. parently, someone had poured a home. Instead of dragging the coin Center, Deputy Mayor Steve While many homeowners show Perez on top box of detergent in the spouter at trailer with a big car, they will use Cassano, who serves as a town “If someone started it, it would Old Glory in honor of the Fourth of Somebody got their holidays con the Manchester housing complex. their compact car instead and go representative on the panel, said he be contagious," Doris Suessman, July, this year another form of fused. Usually pranks are played on back to the ten{ of their early cam didn’t feel the district and town former president of the Blast Hart patriotism was seen. Several area Halloween, but on the Fourth of Reaction to high gasoline prices ping days. emergency services "are equipped ford historical society, speaking homes displayed signs such as July the fountain at the entrance of takes many forms. One couple, right now to handle a potential dis recently at a meeting on the up At a recent Town-District aster along the lines of the Windsor “Iran, free our hostages." , - grading and renovation of the Blast Fountain Village Apartments planning a camping trip, has in RBI race gave him an AL-leading toUl of 64. His only disappointment is that he BALTIMORE (UPI) - Tony Perez will be resting the next three days in had good reason to smile. After all, Pitcher Dennis Eckersley, 5-6 got stead of playing in this year’s All- Town to get job funding the veteran first baseman had just the win for Boston with reliever Bob Obituaries ■ Star game. He is survived by three daughters, hit his 12th home run of the season Stanley recording his first save of the Vernonica S. Zemailis Marjorie S.Coyne MANCHESTER - According to a the Manchester office expressed sur I would have liked to have made Mrs. Joseph (Janice) Damato of Training Act program to its summer and still leads the American League year. the All-Star team so 1 could’ve played ANDOVER — Vernonica Stroka SOUTH WINDSOR - Marjorie ■tate official the town will receive prise. Janice Grabow, a field super Baltimores Mike Flanagan, last WethersMeld; Mrs. Ricard jobs program. in runs batted in. init for both leagues, said Perez, who Zemaitis. 64. of 93 Lakeside Drive, G. Saxton Coyne, 80, widow of John funding for 154 jobs for low income visor for Manchester, said she’d years Cy Young Award winner, was (Patricia) Gagnon of Glastonbury; Asked what he was doing right late played in seven All-Star games died Saturday at Manchester F. Coyne Sr. of 55 Main St., died youths under the Youth Work heard nothing about it, and that she the losing pitcher to drop to 8-7 for and Mrs. James (Bonnie) Rice of Annual picnic ly, Perez quickly replied. during his 13 years with the Cincin Mehiorial Hospital. She was the Saturday at Hartford Hospital. Experience FTogram. had only 99 youths who had applied the season. Fianagan lasted less than Rocky Hill; one sister, Mrs. Joseph MANCHESTER - The World War Everything. widow of Paul Zemaitis. She was born in Greenfield, Mass, I^rry Zarbo, acting youth coor for jobs, been certified as eligible three innings, giving up eight hits and nati Reds. (Lillian) Murphy of Portland; and 13 I Barracks of Manchester and its Everything included hitting his “I can’t really be disappointed,he Mrs. Z em aitis was born in and had lived in South Windsor for grandchildren. dinator for the Employment and and who hadn’t found ^ther work 12th AL homer in the fifth inning of five runs. Manchester N.H on Feb. 11,1916 and many years. Before her retirement ’Training Administration, said today auxiliary will have its annual picnic Perez said he knew he would have sbid. I’m having a good year and, ac Funeral services will be during the interim between July 10 at noon at the home of Mrs. Sundays 6-4 victory for the Red Sox had l;v'd in Andover for the past 10 in 1958 she was employed at the he believed due to an infusion of applying for the federal program and a good seasoi). tually, the real disservice is that Wednesday at 10:15 a.m. from the Harriet Owen, 61 Garth Road. against the Baltimore Orioles. (Milwaukee Brewer) Cecil Cooper years. Before that she had lived in National Fire Insurance Co. in Hart Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm money the program received last the program’s starting date. It also included his teams third win When I came to Boston this year, I Manchester, Conn, for many yeprs. ford for more than 25.years. week, 154 jobs may be filled. Zarbo said the work is beginning Members are asked to bring lunch knew I’d have a lot of men on base, should have been the starting first St., Rocky rim with a mass of Chris and equipment for bingo and other in the four-game series in Baltimore, baseman instead of Rod Carew (of She was a retired office supervisor She leaves a son, John F. Coyne Jr. tian burial at St. James Church, Late last week, Irath state and local today. Students are to work 175 hours which moved the Red Sox to 9Mi he said. 1 figured if I hit around .300 games. Coffee and cold beverages (which was his batting average going the California Angels). Coop’s done ‘or Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of Darien and three grandchildren Rocky Hill. Burial will be Rose Hill officials expected the job total to be during the summer. ’This can be split games behind the New York Yankees and three great-grandchildren. will be served. Raiadate is July 11. into Sundays game), I k q ^ I’d pick everything this year. ' United Technologies Corp. retiring Memorial Park. Friends may call 113. into 25 hours for each of seven weeks, in the American League. m :977 after working there for more Funeral services will be Tuesday Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Earlier, officials had expected the or fewer weeks with longer hours. And his three RBI in Sundays game up a lot of RBI. t.ian 30 years. She was a member of at 1 p.m. at the Callahan Funeral number to be 90 youths. Students earn $3.12 per hour, VFW auxiliary St James Church, Manchester; a Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford Mrs. Charlotte H. Swanson Zarbo said he had yet to check with jvorking on municipal jobs and in MANCHESTER - ’The Auxiliary nember of the National Grange 7th with the Rev. Alva G. Decker of MANCHESTER - Funeral ser the Captital Region Education Coun recreation programs at the Squire of Anderson Shea Post VFW will degree, c pasi. master of Andover ficiating. Private burial services will vices were held today for Mrs. cil to confirm his job total of 154 Village housing project. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p,m. at the post Grange, a member of the Quarter be in Rose Hill Memorial Park at the Charlotte Hearn Swanson, 49, of 131 youths. ’That organization could not The program received the ad home, 608 E. Center St. Delegates to Legt&n I Century Club: was active in charity convenience of the family. There are be reached this morning. ditional funds because money was the National Convention will be St. John St. who died Friday at homer and Jon Brandt went 5-for-5 as Panaro each ripped RBI singles and work through ti.r C’ange and was a no calling hours. When informed of the 154 figure diverted from one federal Com elected. All members are requested It was a busy Fourth of July Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Manchester routed South Windsor. Eric Gauruder had three RBI on two- -< former member of the Sunday Night was the wife of Gustave E. Swanson this morning, CREC employees in prehensive Employment and to attend. weekend for the Manchester Legion blows, including a two-run homer. :'-ouses Bowling League. Frederic S.^^rber baseball team as it played five Winning pitcher Skip Moreau hurled Jr. a three-hitter, striking out eight. Gauruder was the losing pitcher. She leaves two brothers, Stanley B’ETHERS^tELD - Frederic S. She was born in Manchester, the games in four days. The Post 102 club Paul McCluskey started and took Sroka of Andover and Joseph Sroka Barber, 77, of 60 Lancaster Road, opened the long stretch last Thursdar Ken Hill fired a one-hitter as daughter of John and Lottie Berk Manchester opened its trip to Ver the loss in the nightcap. Mike jI M nehester, N.H ; a sister. Mrs. formerly of Manchester, died Sunday Hearn of Manchester. She was a Young broker claims bias with a 4-3 setback to Zone Eight foe Falkowski tripled and Panaro drilled mont with a win. He fanned eight and 7 \i,na .Northrop of Hooksett, N.H.; at St. Francis Hospital and Medical secretary for Blanchard and Rosset- Breaks strikeout record Bloomfield. It bounced back with an an RBIrvDi single w to pace the locals. several niecto and nephews and Center. EAST HARTFORD - Carl E, license after some conflict in 162 pasting of South Windsor Friday walked eight. Alex Britnell had a to Real E state Co. and was a legal age. The commission is now Steve Carlton of Philadelphia broke all-time strikeout single, double and homer to lead the s-.'V ral grandnieces and He was a retired deputy sheriff for member of Emanuel Lutheran Smith wants to be a real estate January at the order of Superior requiring a date of birth on the at Eagle Field before journeying to attack. grandnephews Hartford County. Church. salesman and his father, Frank Court Judge James T. Healey. In applications to allow screening. record for a lefthanded pitcher when he recorded his 2 836th, get the Green Mountain State. There. Funeral services will be Mr. Barber was born in Besides her husband and her 'Smith, who owns a Hartford real es February 1979 the commission had Frank Smith said the lawsuit is ting seven in 8-3 win over St.Louis. Mickey Lolich was the Manchester topped Rutland iSatur-^ Marathon win Rutland tallied twice in the sixth Wednesday at 8.15 a.m at the Manchester and had lived in Hart parents she leaves a son, Randy K. tate firm, thinks he should be, but the denied Smith’s first application on. being filed against the commission day, 7-1, before dropping previous record-holder. (UPI photo) and withstood seventh-inning up Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St. ford for 40 years before moving to Swanson of Manchester; a daughter, state won’t let him be one. the basis of age, but Healey ruled the for discrimination and the money doubleheader yesterday to Rutland, rising to best Manchester in Sunday’s with a mass at ,St. James Church at 9 Wethersfield two years ago. He had Mrs. John (Sueanne) Frisell of Far The 16-year-old East Hartford action was illegal because the new lost because his son can not operate 7-6 and 164. opener. The locals narrowed it to 7-6 a m Friends may call at the funeral been a deputy sheriff for 28 years. mington; three brothers, William youth is fighting the state and Sunday age requirement didn’t take effect as a salesman. Manchester, atop Zone Eight at 8-2 for Pittsburgh home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 He was member of St. James Express captures and 10-10 overall, resumes action and had the bases loaded with one out Hearn of Manchester, Ronald Hearn said he has filed a suit in Hartford until October 1979. in the seventh but the last two batters p.m. Memorial donations may be Church jn Rocky Hill and of the Hart of South Windsor, and John E. Hearn Superior Court claiming that the Healey ordered the commission to Skating scheduled Tuesday night against Zone foe En Both sides had a lot of chances to made to the Greater Hartford Heart ford County Deputy Sheriff’s fanned to quash the bid. Britnell NEW YORK (UPI) - Aw. what the III of Miami, Fla. Real Estate Commission’s denial of grant Smith a license but said it EAST HARTFORD - Due to a field at 6 o’clock at Eagle Field. heck - most of the players have win. said Cub Manager Preston Fund Association. ' Bill Herlth slugged a grandslam homered, Dave Blake and Joe The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 his license renewal is un could reconsider his application change in the summer schedule at Long Island play three days to recover anyway. Gomez, whose club outhit the Main St. had charge of constitutional and discriminates when the renewal came up. the Skating Palace East, the Blast On the final day before major- Pirates. 17-11 Its one of those games arrangements. Bqrial was in East against him on the basis of age. Smith’s lawsuit says the state Hartford Parks and Recreation Birdsey. Shimaitis, Gilmartin, Star league baseballs threeday All-Star thats good for the fans but not for the Carl Smith now works as a real es Sweeping five games, Connecticut Major League Linescores Area man charged Cemetery. Memorial' contributions "can’t take Carl’s rights away from Department sponsored skating will Express women’s softball team cap tup and Sharyn Young each had two break, the Chicago Cubs and manager may be made to the American tate salesman for his father’s firm, him” once he’s been given a license. be every Tuesday, Wednesday, hits. N.Y. 200 000 100-391 Pittsburgh Pirates played 20 innings ’The two teams used 43 of the 49 Frank Smith Associates Inc. of Hart tured the Long Island Invitational American League Cancer Society^ 237 E. Center St.. Smith’s attorney, Thomas Shortelle 'Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. A $1.50 fee Tournament over the Fourth of July Express clinched the championship Cleve 010 103 OOx-570 in Pittsburgh. And just when it available roster players in the game, Manchester. , ..... ford. Smith has appealed the com said.. cover^kating and skate rental for First Game Figueroa. May (6) and Cerone; with the Cubs playing everyone weekend. with a 7-3 win over Wesco Sports of Oaklnd 000 000 000-050 looked as if nobody wanted the vic in burglary attempt mission's decision in April not to available except pitcher Mike Hannafin said the reason behind children and parents. Express opened the double Hicksville, N.Y., with four runs in Chcago 200 000 OOx-240 Waits, Monge (9) and Hassey. W - tory, Omar Moreno drove home Ed renew his real estate license and the age requirement is protection for A Town Photo identification card is the third and three tallies in the fitth. Waits (7-7). L - Figueroa (3-3). HRs Ott with the winning run to give the Kriikow. Chicago’s Scot Thompson MANCHESTER - An 18-year-old home. There are no suspects in the elimination play with a 10-0 win,over Norris and Heath; Trout and Judge Norris L. O’Neill has ruled the those who may enter into a contract required. Transportation will not be Gilmartin had two hits to lead the at — New York, Jackson (20); Pirates a 5-4 decision. was in a Pittsburgh hospital resting Glastonbury man was a rre st^ early case. ,, youth may retain his license until the Planter’s of Long Island. Express Seilheimer. W—Trout (4-8). L— with a salesman who is not of the provided. banged 17 hits with Liette Lague and tack. Cleveland, Alexander (3). It got to be funny after a while. from a conscussion suffered Satur this morning and charged with third- ’Three Herald newspaper boxes Bureau seeks court appeal is completed. Norris (10-6). Cindy Birdsey each rapping three Birdsey was 8-for-19, Lague 8-for- Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner day. degree criminal attempt to commit were reported broken into and van Larry Hannafin, executive director In other National League games. and Linda Galati, Betsy Gilmartin 21, Iversen 7-for-19, Startup 7-for-13 Second Game Calif 020 000 000-250 burglary after he allegedly tried to dalized Sunday by a courier who told youth shelters of the Real Estate Commission, said and Young 4-for-8 to pace Express. Milw 000 000 000-4)20 Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8-3. J enter a wrindow at a West Middle police the money boxes in each had in late April the commission revoked Two charged in fracas and Jean McAdam two apiece. Oaklnd 003 000 100-470 feMaey stroked two homers and had Gilmartin, for the second tourna Halicki, Clear (9) and Cliburn; National League Houston edged Cincinnati 3-2. Mon Turnpike apartment. been pried open and some $500 in MANCHESTER - Volunteers who Carl’s license because of a state law Chcago 000 000 122-580 treal outlasted New York 9-4 in 10 in MANCHESTER - Two youths nored repeated warnings and finally ment in a row, captured the most McCatty. Lacey (8) and Heath Haas and Martinez. W— Halicki (2- Stephen H. Drobny of 57 Somerset damage was sustained by the boxes will take young people into their in effect since October that prohibits live RBI. nings, San Francisco defeated Los who allegedly taunted police had to be physically escorted out of Another shutout, 6-0, was valuable player award as she was 12- Kravec, Farmer (8) and Seilheimer 1). L - Haas (9-7). HR—California, said after the 5-hour. 31-minute Road was presented this morning in locat^ near 725 E. Middle ’Turnpike. homes on a temporary basis during a broker or salesman from being following a concert at Mt. Nebo field the park. At that time, police said, a registered in its second tilt against for-17 with six RBI. Express, now 16 Thompson (7). marathon — the longest game in Cubs Angeles 7-4 in 10 innings and Atlanta Blast Hartford Superior Court after No arrests have been made. an emergency are being sought by W -Farmer (63). L - Lacey (1-1) younger thqivl,8. Saturday night were charged after an Kuffle ensued. One officer was in- ‘ 8 for the season, batted .435 for the nipped San Diego 6-5. witnesses told police they saw a man A 46-year-old man was released on the Manchester Youth Service , SmUHiad won his right to have a Air-Met from Ansonia, Barbara HRs -r Oakland, Picciolo (2) history and the longest in the majors altercation broke out when the police jured as he attempted to subdue one Brody had two hits including a three- tournament on 74-for-170. It also Henderson (5), Murphy (9); Chicago Texas 000 000 011-140 this year. We were laughing on the Phillir!< 8, flarilinalfi 3 and an accomplice attempt to enter a $250 non-surety bond Friday after Bureau. Steve Carlton, the winningest asked the two to leave the area. of the youths. Both were taken to run homer with Gilmartin and Bar allowed only 10 runs in the five con Cruz (2), Bosley (2), L. Johnson (11) Minn 010 012 OOx-492 bench yelling, please do something, the apartment using a knife to cut he was charged with first-degree Through the bureau’s Network pitcher in the majors, scattered ■Marine Corps League Derek M. Reed, 17 of 56C Ruby headquarters and processed. bara IverSen three and two safeties tests. Matlack, Johnson (6) and get a hit. Both teams were punchy. through a screen window. reckless endangerment. program, young people in need of Pryor (1). Sundberg; Arroyo, Koosman (8) and seven hits over eight innings for U MANCHESTER - The Marine Drive and Michael A. Greenleaf, 16, Reed and Greenleaf were both respectively. Moreno’s one-out hit ended a long When a witness confronted the two, shelter overnight, or up to a Wynegar. W — Arroyo (1-1). Philadelphia. Carlton. 14-4, who lost Howard August of 113 N. School St. Corps League will elect officers of 96Mi Foster St. were arrested after charged with interfering with an of Express took on Hutley’s Chasers Toronto 100 001 300—5 afternoon of frustration for the one brandished the knife threatening maximum of two weeks, are placed Hoop play opens his two previous starts, struck out was arrested after a man told police Wednesday at a meeting at 8 p.m. at police told the two to leave the park ficer and breach of peace. The two from Huntington, N.Y. 10th in last Detroit 100 022 20x-7 L—Matlack (4-5). Pirates, who went 12 1-3 innings — ly, according to police, then fled the with residents. No one is p lac^ who The Manchester Recreation seven and walked one to record his the Marine Club on Parker Street. about 9:30 p.m. were released on $2,000 non-surety year’s nationals, in its next test. It McLaughlin, Mirabella (p), Buskey from the sixth into the 19th- without scene. Drobny was arrested a short he had been shot at with a BB gun or is ill, or under the influence of Department’s Summer Basketball seventh complete game. Refreshments will be served after According to police, the youths ig bonds with July 21 appearances broke a string of having never beaten (5), Garvin (6), Barlow (7), Moore Seattle 010 120 100-5153 a hit. Ott led off the 20th with an in lime after the 5:20 a m. incident. The pellet gun as we walked across the alcohol or drugs. League begin play tonight at Charter the the meeting. slated. Hutley’s with an 11-6 triumph scoring (7) and Whitt; Morris, Lopez (8) and Kan City 110 100 000-381 field single off loser Dennis Lamp. 8- Astros 3, Reds 2 other man is still being sought by Robinson School playground. Carol Molumphy, assistant coor Oak Courts. There are three Bannister. Heaverlo (6), Joe Niekro pitched a six-hitter over Police, acting on the m an’s five times in the top of the seventh to Parrish. W—Morris (11-6). L—Garvin 7, and advanced to second on a police dinator of the Youth Services Center, Divisions, Eastern, Western, and McLaughlin (7), Rawley (7) and 8 2-3 innings, enabling Houston to description, charged August after a snap a 6-all deadlock^Express (24). H R s- Toronto, Mayberry (15), sacrifice by Dale Berra. Pinch-hitter A break-in at a Lake Street home is said that while the program Southern with a total of 20 teams. L.Cox; Splittorff, Eastwick (7) and salvage the final game of its four- also under inv^-tigation by police gas powered pellet pistol was found rapped 21 hits with Lagu^JISlmartin Whitt (2). Willie Stargell was walked inten L traditionally has been well supported Eastern Division — Cavity Fillers, game series with Cincinnati. Niekro. in his home about 11:43 p.m. ig p S l^ E I H and Barbara Startup lading three Porter. W — Bannister (6-6). tionally and Moreno bounced a single who say the v. , told them about Sportsman Cafe, Irish Ins. Agency, by Manchesterites, an appeal made apiece. Lague had threeNRBl and L-Splittorff (5-6). H Rs- Seattle, 9/7. walked two and struck out three $675 in valuao: including a chain August is scheduled to appear in Indians, Pagani Caterers, Lakers, Boston 104 010 000-6140 to left. earlier this year in the press has Gail Shimaitis and Gilmajrtin two Paciorek (10), Bochte (7). saw had been removed from his court July 14. Formals Inn and Blue Moon. Western Balt 200 001 100-480 brought only limited response. Today thru Saturday Onlyl Eckersley. Burgmeier (7), Stanley National League apiece. Division — Lite, Buffalo Water Homes are needed to prevent the The Manchester-based entry (9) and Fisk, Flanagan, Ford (3), Houston 100 200 000-3121 service from depending too frequent Tavern, Red Dragons, Raunchy ripped Huntington Mice, 8-1, with Stoddard (9) and Dempsey. HRs - Cinci 100 000 001-263 ly on its current supporters. Relations, Motas, Centennial, Six Niekro, LaCorte (9) and Ashby; Halicki showing Area police probe five runs in the sixth and three in the Boston, Perez (12); Baltimore, Gar Volunteers would be called upon Pack and Boland Oil Co. Southern Pastore, Hume (8) and Bench. W - seventh in the finals of the winner’s Division—Aces, Trojans, Albatross, cia (1). probably once within the year, bracket. Express had 15 hits, 13 in Niekro (9-7). L - Pastore (10-5). although there is a possibility they the last two frames. Iversen. LTD and Olympic Boycotters. HR—Cincinnati. Bench (11). firecracker damage might be called more often. The need y^tan0|ier Basics like old times Gerald Drive, both of Vernon, and for shelter may come up at any time. Phila 000 311 003-8130 Steve Kanaris, 24, of Alton Street, Married or single persons who can Vernon Police are investigating St.Louis 000 100 006-3101 Manchester, were all charged with provide thjs kind of assistance are Carlton, Reed (9) and Boone; reports of plate glass windows being breach of peace. asked to call 647-3494 any weekday Vuckovich, Urrea (6), Littlefield (7), that brings back E m ories of his no- his seventh save. Paul Splittorff. 5^. McEnroe and Chris point hU days The style is differemr'iltowed 10 hits and five runs in six in- broken in three businesses. The ’The arrests were made in connec from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Otten (8), Seaman (9) and Simmons. damage was reported Sunday mor tion with an alleged disturbance at W-Carlton (144). L - Vuckovich (7- though • . . / ning Twin* t. Ranger* I Paul’s Pizza on Route 83. All were 6). HRs- St. Louis. Hendrick (18); I’m not the same pitcher 1 was five Police said the holes were alleged Fernl?ido Arroyo, 1-1. and Jerry released on their promise to appear Philadelphia, Maddox (5). or six years ago, the right-hander ly blown in the windows by large Retirement set # Koosman combined on a four-hitter in court in Rockville on July 15. towards U, S Open next said Sunday after allowing two hits and Rov Smalley and Pete Mackanin firecrackers. The windows damaged *4. Off! over 8 1-3 innings to lead the Califor Paul Hofsess, 38, of Hartford ’Turn were at the Vernon National Bank at Today thru Saturday only, get another $4.00 off our '' (20 innings) had two hits apiece. John Castino and pike, Vernon, was charged Saturday by Dr. Niles WIMBLEDON (UPI) - For the five years, and it is evident that she never won the U.S. Open, and the nia Angels to a 2-0 victory over the Vernon Cirlce, the First National Cheg 100 010 Oil 00-4171 Butch Wynegar singled home runs to with illegal discharge of fireworks. already-low discounted prices on famous Wrangler** losers, there still may be some wouldn’t mind feeling again the defending champion, for one, feels Milwaukee Brewers. Store in the Tri-City Plaza and at Ptsb 100 030 000 01-5110 drop Jon Matlack to 4-5 Mickey He was released on his promise to HARTFORD - Dr. Olive Niles, of solace in the near future. pressure of being the best. this soon will be rectified. 1 used to be a fastball pitcher and Buck Stove on Route 83. Basics (Jeans or Cords). It’s this season’s biggest and Reuschel. Riley (7), Sutter (9), Rivers of Texas had.an infield hit, appear in court on July 15. Manchester, the reading consultant All the honor, all the royal glory of As she phrased it, "I don’t like to Already he is one of the greatest get tired after five or six innings, Police said there were no injuries Capilla (11), Tidrow (11), Hernandez extending his hittii^ streak to 18 Geraldine Ferguson, 51, of 40 Brent for the State Department of Educa Wimbledon, went to Bjorn Borg and be Uken lightly as far as my tennis is players in history, McEnroe said (11), Caudill (14). Lamp (19) and continued Halicki. who is 2-1 since as all of the businesses were closed tion, will retire from the position best stock-up salel games 7 Drive, Vernon, wae charged Satur Evonne Goolagong Cawley. He won it concerned.” and if he wins the U.S. Open it will Blackwell; Blyleven, Tekulve (11). being sold to California by San Fran when the incidents occured. Aug. 1, after 10 years of service. The McEnroe, ranked second in the prove he is the greatest on all sur- cisco. Now I’m not a thrower. I’m a Indian* .5. A ank/e* 3 day with shoplifting on complaint of for a record fifth time, and she Rhoden (13), Jackson (15), Bibby Pinch hitter Gary Alexander hit a Lisa A Babin. 16, of 77 Loveland State Board of Bklucation accepted world behind Borg, has played his f&C6S. pitcher. 1 have better command, the Finast Supermarket at Tri-City capped two comebacks by winning (18) and Ott. W—Bibby (11-1). L - three/run homer to become the-first Hill Road. Christopher McMahon. 16, Plaza. the resignation at its July 2 meeting. the womens crown for the second Swedish rival virtually even in head- In doubles, Tracy and John Austin better control, and rmi,much of 16 Vineta Drive, and Joseph Wall, Lamp (8-7). HRs-Chicago, Johnson AL player since 1968 to homer in two Jan G. Grigas, 40, of 631 Talcott- Dr. Niles has a national reputation time, nine years apart. to-head duels. They were 3-3 at the won the mixed championship, Kathy 16, of 17 Wilshire Drive, all of Ver JEANS & t (2). Buckner (5); Pittsburgh, Parker smarter. straight pinch appearances He ville Road, was charged Saturday in the reading field, as 1980-81 presi For John McEnroe and Chris Evert start of the year, and in their two Jordan and Anne Smith took the Halicki once threw hard and well non. were charged Saturday with ( 10). homered in the eighth Saturday with three counts of issuing bad dent of the 65,000 member Inter Lloyd, the losing finalists, they’re meetings of 1980 Borg needed a final women’s and Peter McNamara and enough to author a no-hitter for the first depee criminal trespassing in against Tommy John. 'Winner Rick checks. She was arrested on Superior national Reading Association. She is now pointing toward the U.S. Open, set tie-break to beat McEnroe in the Paul McNamee the men’s doubles. Giants against the New York Mets in connection with an incident at the (10 innings) Waits. 7-7. allowed Reggie Jackson s Court warrants. ✓ the past president of the New beginning the last week of August, Grand Prix Masters in New York, Mntrl 000 010 300 5-9112 Skate Board Palace on Route 83. England Reading Association and CORDS * and in the Wimbledon final Saturday, 20th homer - the 13th straight year She was released on a $1,000 non and/both have good reason for con in a companion case, police said N.Y. 101 010 100 0-4120 American League Jackson has hit at least 20 surety bond for court on. July 15. serves on many national committees. fidence. they dueled for almosMour hours Rogers. Fryman (9) and Carter; Janet M. Lombardo, 42, of Old Post She is also the co-author of two Tiger* 7, Blue Ja%* 5 7 • Size OUR REG. McEnroe will be the defending before Borg persevered, 1-6, 7-5, 63, 1975. Now, as a pitcher, he allowed a Road, Tolland and Rosemary Simp- Swan, Hausman (8), Reardon (9). John Wockenfuss and Tom South Windsor anthology reading programs and champion in the Open, a tournament Bruint' choice swinging bunt single by Cecil Cooper soiit 34, of 77 Loveland Hill Road, 28-42 LOW PRICE 67, 8-6. Bomback (10) and Stearns. Brookens singled home runs in the South Windsor police are in authoB of many professional artimes. his chiei antagonist, Borg, has yet to The fourth set, in which McEnroe BOSTON (UPI) — V eteran W-Fryman (3-3). L - Reardon (4-4). in the first inning and a bloop double seventh to snap a tie and lift Jack Vernon, were charged with breach of vestigating an incident early Friday H e/ Mark R. Shedd, State Com win. And Evert, flush with successes saved seven match points before win goaltender Gerry Cheevers has • Straights HRs-Montreal. Parrish (8), Ber- by Robin Yount in the ninth. Morris, 11-6. Richie Hebner. who peace jn connection with an incident when a firecracker was set off missioner of Education, accepted the the Italian and French Opens ning the tiebreak 1616, will go into ended months of speculation by in the lobby of the police station. SAVE nazard (3). ‘T m glad Cooper got his hit in the tripled home two runs in the fifth and destroying the windshield of a car news of Dr. Niles leaving "with deep & Flares following her brief withdrawal from the books as a classic that will be accepting the head coaching job of first inning and not the ninth, said had a sacrifice fly in the first to boost . Court dates are July 15. owned by Margaret Hudson of 39 regret.” tennis, has won the Open four times remembered for years. the Boston Bruins, the team- he • 10 Cord YOU PAY Sn Frn 000 001 210 3-7130 Halicki, 29. 1 didn’t have to think his RBI total to 60,<91so triggered the ' Joseph F. Moniz, 25, of 57 Prospect Foster Road. Police are also in- “She has been such a true and was runnerup once in the last The duels between the two should backboned to two Stanley Cup cham St., Rockville, was charged Friday Ls Ang 0003000100-4102 about a no-hitter. winning outbreak against loser Jerry Aestigating the theft of %gas-driven professional in the department over Colors! ONLY five years. provide great tennis in the future, as pionships in the early 1970s. Montefusco, Griffin (6), Lavelle Thanks to Jason Thompson and with illegal sale of narcotics Garvin, 2-4. 'JllAm trimmer from 247 M by Road, the past decade and her efforts in ‘Tve been feeling motivated In the well, since Borg is only 24 and Cheevers will be the teams 14th (7), Minton (8), Holland (8) and Bobby Grich, he didnt have fo think (cocaine). sometime during the night Saturday. Right to Read and other programs past eight weeks, and now its a McEnroe 21, and both are improving. head coach since the Bruins began VI bile Sox 2-5, A* 0-4 IFrdng/er® YOU Sadek, Mav (9); Reuss, Sutcliffe (8), much about the score, either. Pinch hitter Greg Pryor hit a home Police saidVie was observed jp . E. Pamyia Perry, 21, of New Britain have certainly been extremely matter of confidence, said ^vert, There remains only one major flaw play in 1924. He also will be the Howe (9), Castillo (10) and Scioscia, Thompson hit his seventh home run run with two out in the bottom of the .Main Street in Rockville by a ^ lic e was arrested on a warrant Sunday valuable to teachers and students DDCUf II O il • Popular Boot Flares pay who was upset by Goolagong. 61, 7-6 on Borg’s record, the fact he has fourth'coach In 14 months. Ferguson (4), Yeager (9). of the season in the second off starter ninth to give Chicago the sweep. officer who was aware there was a ’ I charging her with forgery of symbols throughout the state,” Shedd said. * Sizes 28-42 ONLY. (7-4), in Fridays Wimbledon final. I r ntWllMOil W-Holland (2-1). L - Howe (2-4). Moose Haas, 9-7. Haas, who gave up Steve Rainbow Trout pitched a five- warrant issued for Moniz’ arrest in and third-degree larceny. lost a little bit of my confidence last five hits; then allowed back-to-back HRs - Los Angeles, Cey (12). hitter d^d Jim Morrison and Harold connection with the alleged illegal She allegedly a lte r^ a check, year. I lost nine or 10 matches, and Scioscia (1); San Francisco, Evans doubles by Joe Rudi and Grich. Baines singled in runs in the opener. sale of n a r^ ic s in January. Police issued to her by Qifford Motors of that did something to my confidence. Fogarty Oilers record sweep In other games, Seattle beat Kan said the warrant was obtained by Anderson campaign (9), Herndon (4), John Fitch Boulevard. Police said ' Evert has mixed emotions about no Sunday, Elm Caterers of sas City 5-3, Boston downed agents of the Drug Enforcement Unloading their heaviest artillery, the check was made out for $100 aild MANCHE^STER - The first pfan- longer being the dominant figure in Fogarty Brothers posted two im Southington was the victim, 1614. SJm-Dgo406700 208^92 Baltimore 6-4, Minnesota 4, Texas 1, agency and no further information is was allegedly altered to read $1,000. nin^ meeting for the National Unity women’s tennis. pressive wins in the State Slow Pitch Eight runs in the sixth inning Atlanta 000 015 OOx-670 Cleveland cooled New York 5-3, available In lieu of posting a $10,000 Tea men win She was released on a $1,080 non Campaign for John Anderson in For five years they were rooting Softball Tournament in Plainville on decided the issue as Myers hit three Mura, Shirley (6), DAcquisto (6), Detroit topped Toronto 7-5, and bond Moniz was taken to the Hart surety bond for appearance in court Manchester is scheduled for July 7 at Jeans-phfs for my opponent, and its refreshing FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI)' - The the weekend. hits. Kost, Wellington, Tom Melick Lucas (7) and Tenace; Alexander, Chicago swept Oakland 2-0 and 5-4, ford Correctional Center and was to New England Tea Men made it six in in Blast Hartford on July 14. 8 p.m. at 19 Cushman Drive. that the crowds now are rooting for The Oilers blanked Oakville, 23-0, and Bill Reaves each collected three Garber (7), Hrabosky (7), Niekro (8) Mariner* 5, Roval* 3 a row Saturday when they captured a appear in court in Rockville today. Daniel Chapman, 20, of 1150 ^T b e meeting is open to all persons me, she said. I’d much rather have as John Barry hit for the cycle, hits, Wellington getting a home run. and Nahorodny, Benedict (7). W - Bruce Bochte and Tom Paciorek 3-1 North American Soccer League Leonard Thomas, 17, of 200 Regan Ellington Road, was issued a mis iBterested in helping with the cam the crowd with me. Merrill Myers added five hits, Lou Tuesday night the Oilers appear in Alexander (7-3). L—Shirley (56). belted solo homers and collected four victory over the San Jose Road. Vernon, was charged late demeanor summons Saturday paign. On the other hand, she worked too Wellington three and Jim Flaherty a winner’s bracket semifinal game at HRs - Atlanta, Nahorodny (5), hits apiece to back Floyd Bannister. Thursday night with criminal charging him with illegal discharge Persons Interested in more infor hard, too many years, to become the and Qnry Kost four blows each, 7:30 in Plainville. . Matthews (9), Burroughs (9); San 66, who got relief help from Dave Earthquakes trespassing: Randall Shamber, 18. of of fireworks. His court date is July mation should call Mrs. Lila Cohen at dominant force in women’s tennis for Wellington had the only homer. Diego. Richards (3). Vernwood Drive, Jeffrey Croft, 18, of 15. 6464)347. 12 - EVENING HERALD, Mon , July 7, 1980 KVKNINf; lIKKAM). Mon , July 7. 1980— i;j 6coreboQrd. TV tonight; Fund priorities ^rORTS T \ 0-10 - 15-12, at Pagani Field. to a 7-4 win over Sports Inn bato; uavia White and Gross, Larry Gazza 77; V3, C - Gross, Lou Betko 81; 9-35, B —Keating 47-11-36, 6:00 [14)Movle-(Romance)*** “ Wanda McCloskey. Eve Plumb of Wethersfield- last Todd Lombardo played C -B a u m 48-14-34, D C£)(U<22l(aO Nawi Nevada’’ 1979 Potor Fonda, (9) Movie -(Drama-Musical) ** to air in Vernon Jerry Griffin and Fred Net, Don Anderson 78-13- Net. Pete Malls 67, Dan ^ Brady Bunch Brooke Shields. A runaway from an MONDAY “ Lova Ma Tandar" 1956 Elvis INDV Goiangos each zipped three Thursday in a Jaycee- well). 65, Ed Shaw Jr- 78-11-67, Morline 68. Hole-in-Onfr -M eurant 55-19-36; Best 17 X Jokar’aWlld orphanage and a wild west poker JULY 7. 1060 Presley, Richard Egan. Civil War A A run in the seventh in hits and Chuck Formica Courant League Senior North: Sockers 3 (Shane Pete Teets 79-11-68, Mike Suhr aced the 14lt -A -B e lle r 85-19-66, B ® AlhStar Soccer Arsenal vs player develop a love-haterolalion- Soulhernfamilyispartedbywarand Brown, Jason Oatway, Liverpool ship that blossoms info romance. divided by love as brother fights VKIIMI.N — The Town Council will conduct a public EVENING ning was the difference as and Dave Barrera two Division tilt at Eagle Warren Howland 82-13-69; yard fifth hole- using an —Compbell 92-24-68, C 90 Room 222 Monday Peter Farley) Farley goal (Reled PG) (2 hrs ) brother lor the love of 4 woman (2 hearing Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. in the council room of the 6:00 Thrifty Package Store apiece for the Tees. Bob Field. Gross, Bill Allen 84; eight iron. Playing -Baum 94-27-67, D ® IS) Zoom 0 War Called Peace This multi- Iws ) Memorial Building on funding priorities on the 1981 Com 11 All-SUf Socc«r edged Hartford Road Lyon had four hits, Steve Manchester, 4-4 in the won it in overtime partners were Bill Skinner, -M eurant 103-37-66; V Hogan'e Heroes segment program reviews Soviet ^11) Intarnational RugbyCombined 7:00 Bob Gustamachio 80- \k munity Development Block Grant. Dairy Queen. 7-6. at McGuire three and five_ league and 4-9-1 overall, Express 2 (Eri Gene Kelly 80-15-65, Bert Brown, Bob Closest to pin —Baum; 90 Streets Of Sen Francisco Some of the most beautiful history, current policies and stra- Service^ vs New England I t ESPNSpacial 6:30 women in the world will vie lor lagies in light of their invasion of '19) Dr. Gana Scott On Habrawa Mayor Marie Herbst said plans are to discuss filing for 10 Wr«itllng Fitzgerald Field. John others two apiece for hosts unbeaten Artie's Wolfgang). Dan M orline 85-18-67, 1,/aChapeIIe Flag Tourney -1 . Beller, 2. lAJ I Love Lucy Alganislan (90m ins) 0 SargaantBllko the title of Miss Universe a three-year grant, probably for about $400,000 for each 7:30 Penguins 4 (Kenny UD Tic Tec Dough 9:00 12:20 .Madden blistered four hits, Buckland. Cleaners tonight at 6 George Blount 95-27-68. Ladies Four Ball- Eleanor Scranton, 3. 1980 on THE 1980 MISS year. .tt SporttC*ni«r Scott Garman three and Ed o’clock at Eagle Field. Saunders 3, Brian Wry; 9 0 0 NBC Newt (9) 1980 Miss Universe Pageant 9i Six Million Dollar Man B a ttb a ll Raca For Tha Standings: Manchester BEST 12- A - Rich Rior Marion Zamaitis, Boots Rubin. ® 9D Over Easy Quest: George UNIVERSE PAGEANT to be Someoflhemostbeaulilul women in '40' Polica Woman Pepper and She said one of the suggestions she will have for use ol Pannant Sadloski, Craig Ogden. Bill Hill walked, Scott Saunder and Wry scored In Shearing, pianist. Host: Hugh broadcast .is a speci.it, live ihe world will vie for Iho title of Miss Hospital 9-0, Cooper St. dan 37, Doc McKee 39, Camiella, Marlys Dvorak, GROSS- A —Mike Miscio Crowley go after a learn of live bank somcjof the money, if the grant is awarded, is a multi- 8:00 Kevin Hanlon and Brion LaBrec singled and Jon overtime to win it). C.Zimmerman M; Isabelle 74. B -B rian Smith 78, Downs. (Closed Captioned) from Seoul. Korea. Mond.iy. Universe I960 from Seoul, Korea robbers, three men and two girls. J f' Intarnational Rugby Package 8-1, Police 7-2, Charlie Boggini 41, Len 90 Bob Newhart Show Hosts BobBarkerandHelonO'Con p u rp rse commuiyty center. She said she envisions a Moran two apiece for DuBois was hit by a pitch Torpedoes 2 (David July 7 on CHS TV (Repeat) 9 00 Belliveau Painters 4-5, ' Horvath 41, Woody Clark Parciak, E.Sarra, Fred Meurant 81; C 6:55 Television personality Bob nell (2 hrs ) 12:30 center, to be used\by those of all ages, for learning skills, I 49 WBC World Haavywalght Ciolkosz, Jody Widmer). Thrifty. Ron Slomcinski Ward 4-6, Buckland 3-7, to lead off the sixth. Chris 41, Tony Pietrantonio 41, M.Collins, R-Martin 61. —Nelson Skinner 80, Abe 90 Newt Barker will be master of ( U 0 WBC World Heavyweight i Movia -(Drama) * *4 “ Sha" not fo ^ n exhibitiotvball or a place to hold special events. ChamplonaMp slammed three hits and Petersen and Paul Tucker ceremonies and ttelen O'Con Championship ABC Sports will 1965 Ursula Andress. John Ri 0:30 Tees 3-7. Red-Lee 0-10. Frank Kiernan 41, Leo Cyr (Full names not listed by Zubrow 84, D —M att CD CBSNewa provide live coverage ol Ihis fight The mayor said such,^ center could also be an answer intermediate nell will be television hostess chardson AnEnglishman.inPales- 11 Summar Baakatball Rudi Wittke and Dave walked to force in two runs 41, Bob Reynolds 41, Frank club) Chupas 85; Net —A —Tom CD All In The Family between Larry Holmes and Scott tine. IS given a map and a ring by a to the need for a teen center in town 11:30 Brannick two apiece for REC and Hanlon's single capped Broncos 6 (Scott Garman O'Broen 41, Mac McCarthy Ladies Saturday- A - Schiller 75-6-69 Tim Collins (£ 9 0 ABC News for the Pageant LeDoux (2 hrs ) beautitutwoman Themapleadshim JT SporttCanlar Representing the United Another area that might be considered for fund use is DQ. Remaining unbeaten. the inning. Hanlon had two 3, Angelo Morrison 2, Mark 41; B - Ed Corcorab 37, Gross, Isabelle Parciak 61; 75-6-69, B -Sm ith 78-10-68, £ Face The Music ' 9)Movia-(Drama)**4 “ Tobruk" toalosicily.wherehemeetsihegirl. 12:00 Wallace). Tornadoes 3 ESPN Speciai Summer Basket States IS Shawn Nictiols 1965 Rock Hudson, George Pep- who convinces him that he is Ihe the refurbishing of th^second floor of the senior citizen- J l IntarnatlonalRugby Standings: Lathrop In Zembrowski's ripped hits and three RBI while C.D.McCarthy 38, Larry Net, B.Broncek 41, Rose Steve Taback 82-12-7 Jack ball Preview Weatticrly (pictured), who pard AOrilishmaiorleadsamission reincarnation of Ihe lover she killed center. 1:00 surance 7-3, Dairy Queen 7- Garden Sales, 15-9, at Nike Tim Carmel picked up the (Mike St. Laurent, Tim LaPolt 45, Lucille Prio^S; JB'FMtlval Of Faith was crowned Miss USA 1980 to Tobruk to blow up German fuel 2000yoarsago (Il9m m s) 29 LPGA Mayflowar Golf Claaalc Gazza 39, Don Anderson 40, Hunter 82-12-70, C The mayor said sh^had asked the town planner to in 3. Westown Pharmacy 6-4, mound decision with three (Jhevalier, Don Logan). 0 Wreitling on May 15 in Biloxi. Miss supplies there (2 hrs.) 0 Our Miss Brooks 1:30 Field. Rich LaPenta had Rich B ottaro 40, Bill El - Gross. Edna Wadas 70; —Skinner 80-16-64, Bob Day 0 Newt as az as Monday NIghI At The 1:00 vestigate the possibilitV of filing for an Old Americans 44^'Summar Baakatball T hrifty Package 5-5, three doubles and a homer. effective innings in relief. Cosmos 2 (Darrin Tomkiel 40, Jack Devanney Net, M. Collins 39, Boots 85-19-66, D —Chupas 85-20- 0 0 Dick Cavett Show LHUF llStlN(.'> ION M«CT IIMI - Movlee Loving You' 1957 Stars: 2Q) LPGA Mayflowar Golf Classic TV COMfViM MUTICfi me Act grant for this purpbse but it was found the deadline 3:30 WiKson Electric 5-5, Acadia filbert, Brian Carr; Carr ® Newlywed Game Elvis Presley. Lizabeth Scott A 2 2 )0 Tomorrow \X Don Fay and Jerry 40, Bill Mac Mullen 40; C - Camiella 41. 65, Dave Sweeney 96-31-65; for filing was June 20 SportaCantar goal in overtime), Teamen 0 M.A.S.H. small town boy with aspirations to 1:20 Restaurant 4-5. Cherrone's Bujaucius three blows each JI NIOR AEl'MNI Bob Gustamachio 38, Jack Better Nine —A —Tim 7:30 be a Singer meets a hard-boiled Naws 2 (Ken Marshall 2; second ELUNGTON RIDGE She said under^tne OAA buildings must be used Package 4-5, Flo's Cake and Mike Hull, John Rook Four two-run frames Moffatt 39, George Blount ColUns 35-3-32, Laddie £ P.M. Megailne pressagent, who, almost overnight, 1:30 primarily for senidrs and an elevator would have to be in Decorating 1-9 powered Krause Florist to goal in overtime). SCOTCH BALL- Gross £ Muppete Show Guest: Dyan £ PM Mageilne taken captive by an Indian tribe that 8:30 transforms him into the sensation ol ID Summer Basketball Rucker and Pete Bartolotta two 40, Bill Palmer 40, Gene Cierwinski^ 37-5-33, Smith C9) M.A.S.H. Friction arises stalled. an 8-3 win over Moriarty Indians 2 (Myles —John Harrigan-CIalre Cannon. £ 0 Ghoal Of A Chance An at expects him to help lead an altack the popular music world (2 hrs.) Tournameni. New York Softball apiece for Zembrowski's. Kelly 40. —Meurant 38-b-33, Smith £ Dating Game tractive young widow panics when against theU.S. Army between B J. and Winchester when (Closed-Captioned) 2:00 Another project that might be considered when t.WDl.F.I.IGHT Fuel last Thursday at McCurry, Bobby Madore; Keating 39; Net —Reggie they are asked to write a report tor a Antarctica: Desert Ice, Sea Larry Duhaime. Billy Mixed Four Ball- Gross, 38-5-33. C -Skinner 39-8-31, (9) SportaCantar the ghost of her first husband, visi 0 9T) Mark Rueeeli Comedy 97) Of 9] Joe Franklin Show applying for funds is the possibility of making the parking Standings: Fogarty Cheney. Jamie Cullen Roger Greenwood played Mosher-Barbara Rich (S) Beeeball: Race For The Pen ble only to her. appears at her Special Politcial humorist Mark prestigious medical journal on how o r Life 22) Allas Smith And Jones I (ini)clir> )iunir> Turell and Brad ' Verona John Wilks, Mary Presti, Day 42-10-32, D —Nelson they saved a soldier's hie fanned 13 to pick up .the well). Hellions 0 (Fernan mond 29 Vs, Frank Sheldon- nant Halfway to the World Series second wedding ceremony and Russell performs live from Ihe 9:30 2:09 lot to the rear of the Memorial Building, a double-tiered I*i7./.u l-'arr'**, 6 Bros. 15-3, Talaga each had two safeties for Paul Hunt, L.Neary 74; C o ttier 42-12-30, Pete 0 TV Talkback makes for an uncomfortable three Katharine Cornell Theatre on the (Repeat) '11) Summer Basketball Rucker 4Q‘ USAF Religious Film lot, the mayor said Ina Tourtellotte 31 Vs; (U Collision Course Dramatizes — Kilz^frulil Associates 9-9, Zipser Club Garden. win. Dave Stepper had a do Santana Played well). Net, Pete Teets, Barbara Lingua 43-13-30; Best 17 0 0 MacNell-Lehrer Report some on her wedding night. Stars: University of Buffalo's Amherst Tournameni. New York 2:29 Kicks 1 (Chris Diana; Back nine —Gross —Bill 0 0 Tic Tec Dough Shelley Long. Barry Van Dyke. campus. the world's worst jucUau plane 10:00 5 Best Of Midday The mayor said she wants to finalize plans for the / ip - r r Eof2url\*s. 4-10. Buffalo Water Tavern Standings: Zem two-run double and Mark Davis, M.Nordeen, Helen —A —Joel Sokolov 71-8-63, crash over Zagreb. Yugoslavia, in Mike Zotta and Tom Woods Marsh-Becky Rubin 41; 0 Odd Couple £ Hollywood Swanson and 0 Movie-(Drame-Sutpense) *** 5 / Newa 3:00 application in August as the proposal will have to go to 7;.10 — Kil7(£frul(l 4- 14 browski's lO-O, Nelson’s 6- Stepper a two^run single to Demko 58; Te Plodzik, Tim Collins 69-6-63, B 8:00 Valentino" “ CapeFeer" 1962 QregoryPeck. 1976. in which one hundred seventy ZD Connecticut Prime Time 9JMovle-(Adventure)**4 “ Yan Net —Tom Ifarrington- SIX people were killed (90 mins ) the Planning Commission in September for its approval. K**rH \t*l**on, 6 3, W est Side Ita lia n pace Krause. Rich played well). Rowdies 0 Bimbi Tyler, John -Sm ith 72-10-62, Hunter 76- £W KRPIn Cincinnati Arthur Carl- (Q) InternatlonalRugbyCombined RobertMilchum. Successfullawyer (27) Non-FIctlon Television Paul kee Buccaneer" 1952 Jeff Chan (Eric Juttner played well). Ellen Lawrence 29 (A, eon wants to impress his mother by Services vs New England wholestilied against sadisticbrutal ( jJ 0 BetweenTheLlnas Aphony Jacobs and the Nuclear Gang' This dler. Scott Brady AU S naval ship -N ik .- NORTHERN Kitchen 6-4, Reed LaFlamme had two blows Romayko, B.Nordeen 58; 12-64, Taback 76-12-64; C guru pumps big bucks inlo the best Beaney Fay-Ethel Pearl 32 running forihe Cincinnati City Coun 0 0 0 Little Houee On The maninahockingsex crime findshim- program examines the elfecis of IS rigged as a pirate vessel in order IVIeplion.- Turn Bunching its runs, Construction S-4, MCC to pace Fuel. Maynard Cliugh, -Skinner 73-16-57, Day 78- cil and the WKRP stall launches an Prelrle During a nap prior to a Hal self being haras^^d by the man underground newspaper in Boston low-level radiationandexplores Ihe to dupe Ihe thieves of Ihe high seas Vs; B ird ie s —Nelson seeking revenge after eight yearsin and causes chaos for the paper's attempts ol various government pike. 7 :.'10 — Nik.- DiRosa Cleaners edged Vets 4-5, Postal Employees E.Donaldson, W.Finnegan, 19-59, D —Dave Sweeney all-out political campaign that is loween costume party. Albert (2 hrs ) Youngerman-Jan Visgilio aura to get him elected- (Repeat) dreamsthatheandLaurahavebeen prison (2 h rs ) young and zany editorial staff agencies to withhold ihis intorma- 22) Six Million Dollar Man I'eeh H.-lli\.-au. 6 Manchester Jaycees Blue, 3-6. Garden Sales 3-6, COLT INTER-TOWN M. Collins 58; Joe KristofI, 89-31-58; Closest to pin lion from the American people over 3rd hole, Harrington- 3:10 Summer lunches — I’ uftuni 7-6. at Robertson Park. Bill Center Congo 1-9. Five runs in the sixth in Olga Skinner, F.Warner, —Meurant; Flag Tourney Ihe last 25 years (60m ms) 9) Newa (Time Tentative) Lawrence 10th hole, Ed 0 Independent Network Newa 3:15 BAJ ... Tik.-., 6 DiYeso and Bob Bonino ning led Manchester "A” M.Dvorak 60. (Full names —1. Nelson Skinner, 2. Matt each had two hits for to a 7-2 win over mistake- Keating-Jan Harrigan 8th 10:30 9) Moment Of Meditation (Time —Ch.-n.-. NIKE 19th HO LE .not listed) Chupas, 3. Dave Sweeney. (ID Standing Room Only; Show Tentative) begin in Vernon I).-un . .. I).-N!.»la_.. 6 DiRosa's.Jeff Keith and prone Willimantic "A" last hole. TV tomorrow. StoppersThisgalaspotlightsgreal 3:30 Coming from behind. Best Nine Holes- A - NET- A -B ette Wolff 86- — K.-rii.-. Roger Harwood each night at Eastern Connec SENIORS entertainers like Ethel Merman, An ID SportsCenter Telephone Society nipped COUNTRY CLUB Mike Suhr 24, Sher 17-69, B —Therla Mosher 0 Star Blezert £ straight Talk 0 0 0 Another World drea Annie' McArdle. Robert 3:54 ripped three hits and Bob ticut State College. The CHAMPIONSHIP- Gross MORNING 8:30 (Q) Various Programming \ KKNO.N — The .Maple Street School, Legion Field on B.A. ... I)iR.».a*s. h Nels Johnson Insurance Two Days 36 Holes- Ferguson 27, Dave Kerr 27, 108-36-72, C -M ary 3:00 Klein S Gong Show — R.il.erl..... Brindamour two for Agency. 5-4. at Nike Field. locals are now 10-0 for the -A1 Kemp 75-80-155, John 5:15 £ Gllilgan'e Island 0 Marcus Welby.M.D. ( j) Guiding Light 0 Connecticut Screening 4:00 West Street, and Henry Park, will be the sites of the Net, Dick Melton - Ed Ppt Mistretta 28, Frank Kearney 100-33-67; Better £ Ed Allen Show £ Various Programming 11:30 Rufful.i ... Tulagu, Jaycees. season. Harrigan 81-80-161; Net £ Popeye And Friends Room 22> News Summer Lunch Program sponsored by the Windham Mark Budaiz had three hits Kiernan 28, Frank O’Brien Nine -A -Wolff 41-9-32, B 5:45 0 Buga Bunny-Porky Pig £ Mary Tyler Moore Show £ ( 0 General Hospital 0 Odd Couple 4:30 Shaw Jr, 116, Wally —Matt (Jhupas 133, Nelson 0 0 0 Wheel Of Fortune 7 ;.'10 — l{.)l>.-rl.oii Standings: North End and Tim Moriarty, Mark 28, Tim McNamara 28; B - —Jeanette Campbell 46-12- £ New Zoo Review 9:00 (1) Bonanza 11:00 22) 22 Alive Area Community Action Program. Finnegan - EM Corcoran Cottier 138. 5:54 £ Dinah 0 Various Programming C^)(00i4O) News The program will be operating full scale Tuesday and Fire 6-3, Town Employees Reloquin and Bill Conway Lloyd Davidson 23, Phil 34, C -Kearney 47-10-37; 4:55 6- 4. DiRosa 6-4. Alliance 119, Jim Cooper - Lloyd NET- A —Brian Smith 82- 0 Morning Prayer £ Andy Griffith Show 0 Beverly Hillbillies ($) M.A.S.H. 22) PTL Club-Talk And Variety will continue until Aug. 22 WACAP will be providing IH STV two apiece for Telephone. Davidson 119, Bill Ogden - Sullivan 24, Ben DelMastro Criers -A -Wolff 70-17-53, 5:55 £ 0 Phil Donahue Show 97) Over Easy 1 9 Ironside 5:00 Printers 5-4, Trash-Away 10-72, Tom Schiller 78-6-72, 0 Today's Women £ Joe Franklin Show ______AFTERNOON______brown bag lunches to 2,500 children dailf at 35 sites in Pushing a run across in Chris Cooper collected two Bob Gustamachio 119, Ray 25, C.D.McCarthy 25, Len B -M osher 81-26-55, C 3:30 0 Gunsmoke 9 News 5- 4. Javcees 4-5, Jaycees Soccer B —Joe Nowik 78-11-67, 6:00 (ID Pro Celebrity Golf (Mon.) 12:00 £ Spiderman (27) ABC Cautioned News 5:22 several area towns. the ninth inning. Second of the loser's eight Giglio 25, Ray Rencurrel -Kearney 86-33-53. £ £ Various Programming 0 Qhoet And Mrs. Muir Blue 3-7. B.A Club 3-7. Hickey Bill MacMullen 120, Rick Otis 87-17-70, C -M att £ £ £ News 0 1 Dream Of Jeannie 0 Maude 9 Movie-fMystery)** ‘DateWIth In order for lunches to be served at a site it must be Congo nipped the Angels. safeties. George Blount - Alex 25, Bob Copeland 25; C - NET- A -Tom Schiller 69- (B) Programming Unannounced 0 Joker, Joker, Joker (ID International Water Polo 97) Villa Alegre 11:15 The Falcon" 1941 George Standings: Moriarty (Jhupas 87-20-67, Bob Daly Mon.) * 0 Tom Leraon Show (Mon.) 4:00 9 News Sanders.WendyBarne Ascientist. certified by the slate Department of Education’s Child 10-9. last Thursday at Eigner Sr. 123, Floyd Bob Brown 23, George 563, Joel Sokolov 75667, B 0 Flintetones INDV 87-19-68; Better Nine -A 0 New Zoo Revue 0 Llvli^ Faith £ John Davidson Show 11:30 who has perfected the process ol Nutrition Division. Keeney Field. Neal Mon- Bros. 8-2, Turnpike TV 7-3, Blount 24, Dan Morline 24, —Nelson Youhgerman 83- Health Field ^ ' 9:25 Westown Pharmacy MIDGET O’Brien - Jerry Fitzgerald -F red Meurant 38-5-33, B 0 0 9 9 Card Sharks £ Flinlstones Sanford And Son making synthetic diamonds, is kid Lunches are prepared at two centrally located kitchens tany drilled three hits and Gus’s 6-4, Telephone 6-4. Dick Melton 25, Bill Mas! 1568, Jack Hunter 82-12-70; Ed Allen Show (Exc. Tue./ 0 Heritage Corner 0 Chico And The Men £ 0 Merv Griffin 5. Kojak napped (87 mins ) North: Metros 2 (Scott 123, Brooks Allen Dick —Dick Backofen 40-7-33, §Wed.) 9:30 and delivered to the sites by refrigerated trucks A1 Fyler. Spencer .Moore. blanked F lo's, 7-0, at Johnson’s 5-5. Mota’s 4-5, 25. Jack Moffat 25, Reggie Mosher 85-15-70. C 0 Family Feud (U Movie ID SportsCenter Robertson Park. Frank Altrui 2), Eagles 0. ^ .M cN am ara 124, Paul Joe Nowik 39-6-33, Walt 6:15 £ Partridge Family 12:25 dD Domale 'lD Movie -(Drama) **' t Monitors at each site distribute the lunches, maintain dis George Cappalla ond Ron Peppino’s 3-6, Multi Cir Sdljivan - Ralph Frank 125, B'Heoney 25; Gross, Mike —Matt Chupas 86-20-66, £ News (S) ESPN Special (Wed.. Fri.) £ New Jersey Report 0 PTL Club-Talk And Variety “Lifeguard” 1976 Sam Elliott. Four Freedoms Rizza. Craig Phillips and Suns 2 (Wayhe Farley 40-7-33, C -B ob 0 Various Programming cipline, keep records and make sure the site is left clean Tweedie two apiece for cuits 0-10. Gazza - BiH Mas! Suhr 71, Woody CTark 71. Dave Sweeney 97-31-66, 6:30 12:30 0 9 7 ) Seeame Street Anne Archer Thirty year old Steve Lauretti each had Hollingsworth. Neil Daly 42-10-32, Nelson Cot £ Abbott And Costello 0 Joker's Wild £ Search For Tomorrow 0 Movie lifeguard thinks Ihe time may have The Four Freedoms” five days a week. Congo. Dave Anderson. Bob Copeland - Bob Sweeps- A - Gross, Better Nine —A —Schiller £ My Three Sone 0 Leeele two hits for Westown. Five CRGEE Schackner), Falcons 1 tier 44-12-32; Putts - A £ Cross Wits 0 Bewitched come lor him to settle down with his expressed by President The program provides lunches lo children with no dis Dave Kay, Ray Philbrick. Gelnovesi 125; G ross, Woody Clark 71; Net, Mike 34-3-31, Sokolov 364-32, B 0 Builwinkle 9:50 £ 0 Ryen'eHope 0 Bonanza high school sweetheart (PG) (2 Franklin D Roosevelt in his different players had one (A;J. Marcantonio). —Howard Latimer 29, Rob 0 News crimination because of race, religion, sex. color, national Kevin Deane. Terry Taking advantage of Ver Suhr 63, Frank O’Brien 67, —Youngerman 40-8-32, Various Programming £ P le ^h e Percentages 4:30. hrs ) State of the Union message to East: Apollos 5 (Jay Woody Clork - Len Horvath Romper Room 10:00 0 0 0 PesewordPlus 34'3Z(34:TheTonlghtShowGuest origin or handicap Wilsinski and Bruce each for Flo's. non hurlers' wildness. For Davidson 29, B —Steve Hank DeRoo 39-7-32, S (Ll Little Rascals Congress on Jan 6, 1941, Snyder 3, Matt Alpert 2), 134, Mike Me Carthy - Tim Dave Kerr 68; B - Ra^ Ren 6:50 £ Jeffersone 0 Andy Griffith Show aS) Christ The Living Word - host Bill Cosby Guests Aretha At Maple Street School the lunches will be given out Ebbetts each ripped two mal's Inn registered an 11- Taback 26, Barney £ Prayer £ 0 I Love Lucy were: the freedom of speech M cNamara 140, Ward currel 77; Net, Phil Reggie Mosher 40-8-32, C 1:00 5:00 Franklin, James Galway. Richard CHARTER OAK Kings 5 (Dave Smith, Paul McHugh 27, Tom McGuff 6:55 £ MIkeDouglae and expression, the freedom from 11:30 lo noon, at Legion Field at noon and Henry hits the Angels. Deane 3 win last Thursday at Sullivan 66, L.Corcoran 55, —Jerry Laraia 39-9-30, £ Young And The Reetlees (S) Brady Bunch Benjamin (90 mins ) Exploding for eight runs Henrys, Adam Hyde 2, Holmes - Brad Downey 142, 27, C—Ekl Bloniarz28, Paul 0 American Trail £ Romper Room (ID Movie (Wed.) 0 Dave Allen Show to worship God; the freedom Park. 12:15 p m. homered Charter Oak Park. Marcy Mort Rosenthal 68, Bill Chupas 41-10-31, Frank 0 News (9) ForteCenter £ My Three Sone in the fourth inning. Steve Simon). Spartans 2 Dick Ottaviano - Bob Masley 28. £ 0 All My Children (lS) Davey And Goliath 0 ABC News Nightline from want; and the freedom DeMolay 7-2. Dean and Beth MacDonald MacMullen 68; C -Gross, Sheldon 41-10-31; Criers 7:00 0 0 David Lettermen Show 0 Allee Smith And Jones 11:50 from fear (Jeff Madden 2), Rockets 1 Reynolds 145, Doc McKee - ) Morning 0 22 Alive £ 0 Movie Machine 6-3, Congo 6-4, Highland Park Market got played well defensively NET- A -Becky Rubin 96- 0 0 0 Days Of Our Uvea 0 9 7 ) Mister Rogers (L> M.A.S.H. Sher Ferguson 145, Tony Newt Smith 82; Net, Bill -A -Sokolov 636-55, Ed J Buga Bunny 0 Ironside CBT 5-4. Vittner s 5-5. past Manchester Pizza. 10- while Karen Wright, Pam (Goal put in by Spartan. 18-78, B —Therla Mosher 1:30 0 Emergency One (Exc. Thur.) (4$ Barney M iller Drivers, pas Pietrantonio - Erwin Heaney 65, BiH Allen 65., Keating 67-9-55, B ) 0 Good Morning America 10:24 0 Joker's Wild sengers and a suspect end up m Ihe Angels 4-6. Rockwell 3-7. 9. at Fitzgerald Field. Cunningham and Leslie South: Devils 3 (John 102-28-76; Better Nine -A J News 0 Weather View £ Bewitched Kennedy 145. Dan Morline 67, Jack Mof —Charles Bailey 70-15-55, (9) Jake Hess Gospel Time 5:15 12th pr^cincl station wholtloT^a Ed's Arco 2-7 Jerry Cosgrove, Tom Mac. Gaouette starred offen Nitschke 2, Sean Mullett), -Rubin 47-9-38, Judy Tar- forteCenter 10:30 0 Hermans Pablo hijacked bus crashes in the nei^lei^ fat 68. •- Youngerman 71-16-55, C £ A R C S Pete Devanney, Steve losing team unclear. First Day 18 Holes- Net, taglia 47-9-38, B -M osher ____0 Today 2:00 5:30 borhood (Repeal) sively for Formal’s. Carl Bolin - Dan Morline Best 17- A S her —Dave Sweeney 83-31-52, 0 Three Stooges £ My Three Sone £ Ae The World Turns £ All in The Family 12:00 DiBatista. Bruce Thieling 49-13-36; Fhitts — A —Marci 7:30 0OevldLettermanShow(Jolned £ Addame Family VU)MFN> RFC 58, Bill Hearn • Pete Taylor Ferguson 61 Tim Matt Chupas 73-20-53. £ Gllligen't Island (3. CBSLateMovle'HARRYO The and Pete Borofsky each JUNIOR Masley 31, B —Mosher 33, £ FNntetonee In Progrete) £ 0 OneUfeToUve i f ) Carol Burnett And Friends Last Heir' While visiting Ihe desert Scoring late. Moriarty CCWFL McNamara 63; B - Willie 0 Cross Wite had two safeties for North: Cyclones 1-0 58, Joe Libiedz - Marilyn Peracchio 33. £ PUCIu^-TelkAndVerlely 0 Accent On Living (Mon.) (ID Movie (Mon.) mansion of an eccentric recluse, Bros withstood a last- Four runs in the fifth in C.D.McCarthy 60. Bill Oleksinski 64, Ray A thousand years ago, Indi 8:00 11:00 0 0 0 Doctors 0 Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews Harry finds himsell in the midst ol a inning threat to Post a 13- Highland. Mark Moscio forfeit win over GROSS- A -Wendy ans made the first decoys in £ Captain Kangaroo £ Maude 2:30 string of murders (Repeat)'ALEX ning was all its scoring as Skinner - Bert Brown 60; Archambault 64, Larry 0 9 7 ) Electric Company 12 victory over Renn's slugged three hits and Formal’s Inn tripped South Minutemen. f- Ehrlich 84, B —Claire order to trick birds down to £ Battle Of Th« Pleneta £ Midday £ Gilllgan’t Island 0 Lottery Show (Thur.) ANDER THE OTHER SIDE OF Gross, Bob LaChapelle Gazza 64; C- Dick Melton (3) Vertoue Programming £ 0 Love Boat 0 Domale DAWN' 1977 Stars Leigh J Tavern at Cheney, Sandy Keith Lindstrom, Pete Hurricanes 5 (Holmes Keating 97, Dora Kellner within arrow shot. They were 0 Newt Windsor Rec, 4-2, last Mike Suhr 69, Tom Prior - 62, Dan Morline 62; Gross, made of bulrushes, woven and Brennan and Joy Chenard, Don Erickson, Thursday at Charter Oak Clements 2, Mike Hassett 97, C —Devra Baum 103, D 2. Jim Hall), Bicentennials Warren Howland 71. Tim McNamara 74. twisted into duck shapes. This Kleinschmidt each roped Ray Solomonson. Steve Park. A walk and four hits —Gloria Meurant 113; Net Indian invention was quickly 0. Second Day 18 Holes, - Sweeps- Xlross, M.Dob- /HOUKA/idncim/ three hits and Diane Hanley and Bill Chudzik did the damage for the -A -D oris Beller 92-19-73, adopted by North America'S* iMTUkSTaTi • « ax iT s a s k v i r l a n i Net, Wes Shorts - Sandy sinzki 68; Net, Sher IB W T f tH 4 4 ■AST NARTFONO SSS-StO Miner, Barb Davis. Jan two apiece for Pizza. locals, now 5-1 for the South: Bulls 3 (Jim B —Jeanette Campbell 100- first white hunters. In the Old ■AMOAIN MATINKl OAHV Leone 59, Jack Moffat - Ferguson 68, Tim FIRST SHOW ONLY St.SO Ruggerio, Donna Eicher Standings: Markets 10-0, season. Pat Reilly had a Crombie 2, Marc Olander). 24-76, Keating 97-21-76, C World, they bad used tame “MADIUX% Marsh Warren 60, Ted McNamara 69, R.Reynolds live birds to trap wild ones in derosa and Jean Petrucci two Army & Navy 8-1, Pizza 6- run-scoring single and win- Sabres 0 (Jason Ballone, -I rm a Salad 104-28-76, W ilt Stepanski John Shaw 60. 11; B - Gross, Willie a cage the Dutch called an MAD apiece for Moriarty's. Bar 4, Tierney's 3-6. LaStrada ning pitcher Karen Nick Cacace played well). Baum 103-27-76, D ‘JASUMunrFo Jack Devanney - Gene Kel Oleksinski 79; Net, Aldo "ende kooi” — what the MAQAZINS bara Blackwell and Bonnie Pizza 3-6, Oil Heat 3-6, Kachnowski a two-run Earthquakes 3 (Keith -M eurant 113-37-76; Englishman pronounced ly 61, Don Anderson - Bert O'AppoHonio 71, Jack Thomas each lashed three Farr's 3-7, North single in the big frame. Blanchard 2, other goal Better Nine —A —Rubin 44- "decoy," Davis 70, Devanney 73, Pete Foster UP THE hits and Kathy Carlson two Methodist 2-8 scored by foes). Jets 2 ACADEMY t X T E M O t O including a two-run .homer. (Jeff Larkin 2). Bark Nine Second Day- Roberta Fultz also had two I'EI.INE Ray Lavey - Dan Lavey 30, Baseball Frank Kiernan - Ray GLOBE “A comedy gone THRO safeties for Renn's. Standings: Personal Tee PEE « EE totally MAD.” Standings: Bucklaners7- 7- 2, Thrifty Package Store South: Chargers 4 (Mike Fahey 30, Dick Hassett - Travel Service J U W 1 3 ^ " Jl NIOR LEGION John Mutty 30. ., ANEW GAR 2. West Side Ita lia n 7-3, Wendy's 5-5, Buffalo T a la g a 2. J a m iso n 55S MAIN STREET Kitchen 7-3, Tikey Painters Water Tavern 0-9. Three runs in the bottom Boucher. Tom Provencal), Sweeps Sunday- A - 643-2165 7-3. B&J Auto Repair 6-3, of the sixth inning, Tigers 0. Gross, Dock McKee 72, Over 30 Yean For three hunOred years WITH NO a terrifying secret Savings Bank of WEST SIDE highlighted by George Jaguars 4 (Richard Net, Rich Riordan 69-5-64, Travel Experience Hanlon's RBI single, led Mac McCarthy 73-6-67, * has been kept from Manchester 5-4. .Moriarty Personal Tee outlasted Henrys 2, David Cain 2), Authorized agent, in the outside world Bros. 4-6. Elks 2-7. Renn's Buckland Manufacturing. .Manchester Junior Legion Dolphins 1 (James Bar- Frank Kiernan 77-8-69; B - Manchester for all Airlines. Railroads and by Steamship Lines
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Medical 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Mon terested. call 643-6109 between TechnohxyV Communications. day through Friday. At a Spwial Meeting of the Town Planning It Zoning Commis 80LICITER8 6:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., week BOSTON (UPI) — Four major teaqhing hospitals with If you're 17 or older and qualify, sion of Andover, Connecticut held on 30 June, I960, the Commis days. join your local Army Reserve unit Applicants must have good PERMENENT PART TIME POSITIONS a history of pioneering UHneijical research will join un and start now, one weekend a personality and enjoy wonting sion approved the petition of Maxwell Hutchinson for a 3 lot For responsible housewives and others looking to der one tils million roof this week in the largest merger month'at nearly $60 per! For de with people. Liberal benefits minor subdivision located on the corner of Hutchinson Drive supplement present income. PART TIME PIECE WORK. tails, call your Army Kepiesenta- and salary commensurate and Times Farm Road. Webster, America’s foremost of its kind in the United States. ADVERTISING Good hourly rate. Patients will begin moving into the new 680-bed tive, in the Yellow Pages uhder with experience. Replies must dictionary company needs “RecfuitinjT RATES include education, Copies of the maps and minutes are on file in the Office of the Commissions and bonuses - home workers to update local Brigham and Womens Hospital in the citys Roxbury sec 1 D A Y ..... 14*«wnM> experiences, salary Town Clerk, at the Town Office Building. Monday through Friday mailing lists. All ages, tion Thursday, culminating 20 years of planning for the 3 DAYS requirementa and references. Choice of hours 61, 1-5, or 69 experience unnecessary. Send Harvard University-affiliated institutions. Reply to Manchester Herald, Dated in Andover, Connecticut the 7th day of July, 1980 Sick days, holidays and paid vacations name, addreu, phone number 6 DAYS to Webster, 175 5th Ave. Suite Now, we will bring to one spot the great and varied Box T, 10 Brainard Lane,, Andover Planning It Zoning Commission Train now for Fall. Call 26DAYS Manchester, Cl. 08040 John L. Kostic, Chairman noi-R, New York, N Y. lOOlO. expertise of the four specialty hospitals and provide a 1BWORD.$1.10M Mary Keenan, Secrilary ______869-4893 greatly expanded range of services to patients under one HAPPY A D S *2.80 H 01607 / ” ”* TEACHER LEARNING DISABLED/EMOTIONALLY roof, said Dr. Robert Petersdorf, president of the new YOUNG, FULL TIME complex. DISTURBED. WAITRESS PART TIME. PERSON OUT OF SCHOOL. Certification required. One ft should eliminate a lot of duplication. Must be over 18. Ajmly at Forty hour week. year position starts 1 Town of Bollon Requirements: Lifting cases, Peter Bent Brigham, Robert Breck Brigham, the Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 Hart SWIMMING INSRUCTORS Mptember 19M. Inquire Dr. Lying-In and Parkway Divisions of Boston Hospital for ford Road, Manchester. 646 stocking shelves, stockroom. Linstone, Assistant for girls resident camp in Some retail experience for Women have been technically merged for some time, 5325. Stafford Springs. Over 18. Call Superintendent of Schools, package store. 647-9688. Vernon Public Schools. operating independently under the name of Affiliated Tax Collector’s Notice' 684- 7821. Halp Wantad 13 PART TIME SECRETARY Telephone 872-7361. Deadline Hospitals Center. __ MEETTODATS with figure aptitude and NoUce'is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Bolton for applications 7 July 1980. AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- that a tax of 25.0 mills laid on the list of October 1979 becomes AIR CONDITIONING. Patients will be housed in a 16-story tower shaped like a Wping skills. Flexible hours. Experienced serviceman. Air Equal Opportunity/Affir ARMY RESERVE. dual with 3 to 4 years due and payable on the 1st day of July 1980. Interest at the rate four-leaf clover with support services in the core area. A experience wanted by busy (Jom^ete medical and dental conditioning, refrigeration SECOND INCOME. $10,000 mative Action Employer. Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. coverage. Glastonbun area. of one percent per month will be charged for all taxes and heating. Generous com plus per year. No travel. No two-story underground complex contains operating and At tht beginning of the Apply m person 6561721, 8:00 remaining unpaid for one month after same became due. recovery rooms, laboratories, radiology and nuclear Full Beneflf Package. Incen pany benefits. Call for ap week-ends. Must like people. 1978-79 acedemic v**', tive Program. Apply in person a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for appoint Minimum interest charge is $2.00 per bill. Office hours during pointment, 871-1111. Contact Mr. North. 10:00 to HELP WANTED medicine centers, and other treatment areas. enroilment in ioumaliim at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 ment. July through August ■ Mon. through Fri. 9 A.M. to 3 P.M., and 5:00. 742-9909. The move is taking place now because the first two lehooii wii 70,601 - up West Center Street, Mon. night 7-9 P.M. weeks of July are traditionally a low occupancy period, •even percent from 1977-78. Manchester. DIETARY AIDE for general PERSON WITH DRIVER’S Engine Lathe Operator. kitchen work at convalescent Elaine Potterton officials said. LICENCE for part time lawn star Turn 615. Monica Reed home in Glastonbury. 5 day, 40 Tax Collector WANTED - Reliable sitter to mowing and yard work 646 To finance the venture, hospital planners obtained the hour work week. Monday Town of Bolton watch young child in my 8042. 50 Hours, Paid Holidays. She HeralJ) through Friday. Phone 636 largest federally guaranteed mortgage in U.S. health 06606 home. Must he flexible. Ap^ Excellent Insurance care history - a bond issue of |94.5 million in government INDEX SUMMER JOBS • working one 8914. 20 hours weekly, ELECTRICAL securities. of our outdoor flower for an interview. JOURNEYMEN AND Benefits. New Bentley librarian NOTICRG locations on weekends. Car APPRENTICES WANTED. Peter Bent Brigham is where an iron lung was first Apply In parton: •ncMiouod needed. SDR Enterprises. An ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Experienced in commercial used to save a polio victim and is where the worlds first 2 — P«rtonali dover, Ct, 742-9965. PRINCJIIAL, K-4 level LEGAL NOTICE and residential wiring. METRONICSp Inc. kidney transplant and heart valve replacement took 3 — Announcement* elementary experience and INVITATION Benefits. Call. 6465420. RT. • A 44A plans several changes 4 — Entertainment MASSEUSE - Full or part Connecticut Certification Town of Andover. Connecticut ____ BOLTOM, CT. OfOAO place. The other Brigham hospital is the only major teaching hospital in the country devoted to arthritis and 5 — Auctions time. Good atmosphere. required. Salary range 619,506 Zoning Board of Appeals TO BID By DO»A HOLLAND She said, “We'll also try to make FINANCIAL Excellent clientelle. Windham 23,000. Send letter and resume Legal police related diseases. I area. Telephone 4267519. The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of andover, Connec RESCHEDULED DATE FOR MASSEUSES - Full or part Herald CnrrespondrnI 8 — Bonds-Stockt-Mortgages to Dr. Donald J. Nicoletti, purchasing go a little further. We’ll be The womens hospital Lying-In division was the first to 9 — Personal Loans Coventry Public Schools, Box ticut will bold a public hearing in the Town Office Building, BID OPENING LIQUOR PERMIT time. Good location. NOTICE OF APPLICATION BOLTON — Residents who use getting best sellers, mysteries, science use anesthesia in childbirth and exchange the blood of 10 — Insurance 356, Coventry, CT 06238. Wednesday, July 16, 1980 at 8:00 P.M. to bear the following FOR Excellent clinetelle. This is to give notice that I. Wilier Experience preferred but not Bentley Memorial Library frequently and fiction — the things that people really newborns afflicted with Rh disease. The first human con EMPLOYMENT E.O.E. applications asking for relief from the Zoning Laws of the Town CONTRACT NO. L-l — RELOCATION OF WATER Anderson of 61 Sunset Terr . South required. Windham area 423- those who use it not so frequently will soon want to read as well as the basics that are ception in a test tube took place at the Parkway division. 13 — Help Wanter LIFEGUARD - Experienced of Andover, Connecticut. Windsor. CT have filed an application 14 — Business Opportunities COOK. ^11 time. Experience ,7519. be seeing many changes there. necessary.” , instructor needed. Apply & SEWER IN placarded 24 (Day) 6 (Month) 80 15 — Situation Wanted in Institional cooking CONJUNCTION WITH (Year) with the Division of Liquor Monica Reed, librarian, plans many Mrs. Reed said, “People in small town Fountain Village, 175 Downey 1(1*0- TRUCK DRIVER. Must have EDUCATION Drive. Call 5261300. preferred but training will be O.V. Erlandson requesting relief from zoning regulations, RECONSTRUCTION OF Control a Grocery Beer Permit for the changes ranging from physical to have the same information needs that peo given. Apply in person. East sate of alcoholic liquor on the premises Class Two license to apply. 18 — Private Instructions Space Requirements — Article VI, Section 12.00.00, 80,000 INTERSTATE ROUTE 86 Small progressive soft-drink ple in bigger towns do, but with a smaller Health officials 19 — SchoolS'Classes Hartford Convalescent Home, 725 East Middle Tpke,. Manchester programs. Mrs. Reed was hired recently square feet needed for building a lot in R80 zone. Variance of bottling company needs driver budget, it’s hard to meet everyone’s 20 — Instructions Wanted 745 Main Street, East Hart The Bid Opening date for the CT The business wilt be owned by Top by the Board of Library Directors and as ford. 17,560 square feet needed. Lot located on East Street, Andover. above — referenced contract Notch Foods of Manchester, Inc of for short runs to Connecticut. REAL EETATE the new librai^^n. She replaces Raymond needs. We’ll try to use the state services SECRETARY - CPA firm. has been rescheduled for July 1150 Burnside Ave . East Hartford, CT Massachusettes. and Rhode more” warn of illness 23 — Homes for Sale At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and and will be conducted by Walter Island. Physical work in Woollett who resigned. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Excellent opportunity for ef TELEVISION an d written communication received. Said appeals are on file and 9, 1980 at 11:00 A.M. Anderson as permittee Mrs. Reed W ls her previous job as 25 — Investment Property ficient and amiable secretary. APPLIANCE Walter Anderson volved. Apply 249 Spencer Although her first official day is July 1, may be seen in the Office of the Town Clerk,- Town Office Sealed bids will be received in Street, Manchester, between Mrs. R e^ has been at the library almost Libraiw/Service and Construction Act 26 — Business Property Statistical typing experience DELIVERYMAN, I n ^ r e in Dated r June IMO HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut health officials 27 — Resort Property required. Please send resume perierson. Turnpike TV, z73 West Building. the Office of The Director of 062-06 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Houtehold Goods 40 Building Supplies 42 daily for several weeks to “get a feel of Coopdfnator at the Connecticut State 28 — Real Estate Wanted Middle Turnpike, Manchester. CJeneral Services. 41 Center □ REAL ESTATE . Library in Hartford will work to her ad- warned residents to beware of sunstroke and heat to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer Dated Andover. Connecticut 7 July, 1980 the library and to see where itn-.. MItC. tERVICEt tified Public Accountants, r o Street, Manchester, Connec ■STEREO COMPONENTS. USED TIMBERS. 2 x 8 exhaustion - two summer illnesses which often strike I.afayetle receiver, ^cakers, provements could be made." — ’ ' -.yantage ln utilizing state services. 31 — Services Offered Box 2250, Vernon, a . 06066. Dated Andover, Connecticut 12 July, 1980 ticut until July 9,1980 at 11:00 Homes For Sale 23 tongue and groove decking without warning. Garrard turntable 'Excellent Call 64.3-4139 Mrs. Reed said, "As a librarian, I She hopes the physical changes at the 32 Painting-Papering Zoning Board of appeals a.m. PIZZA AND GRINDERS No matter what your age or physical condition, 33 — Building-Contracting INVITATION sound, .New $500 First $225 should be able to walk into a library and library can be done oveii the summer but RN - Full Time Public Health Manageineiit Andover, Connecticut The Town of Manchester is an OPENINGS for two people EAST HARTFORD SPLIT everyone is susceptible during the hot and humid summer 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng Nurse Position. BSN and buys it 228-3145 said the collection development is an on Mary C. McNamara, (Tiairman equal opportunity employer, TO BID with experience.!xpe Flexible LEVEL - Immediate occupan- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 know where everything is in about five weather. And with a little bit of foresight both conditions 35 — Heatin^Plumbing previous public health ■y. Illness in fam ily In- going thing. 36 — Flooring Your March ■ 014417 and requires an affirmative hours. Year round position, 5 PIECE LIVINGROOM SET minutes. I still can't do that here." can be easily prevented, said Health Services Com experience desired. For more lor a solid The Manchester Board of Apply in person.son. 2:002:O0 to 4:00 ground pool and other extras' Under Mrs. Reed’s direction and with 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage information.^xoatact: (im action policy for all of its Con Divan, three chairs and ot DIAL 646-5971 and .something She said, “A library should make sense 38 Services Wanted Reataurant Education solicits bids for p m. or call for appointment. 12 noon to 7 p ni.. 528-1451 good Mill happen to your pel missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd. munity Health ^grvice of tractors and Vendors as a con toman Quality merchandise to people. They should know, just by the cooperation of Friends of the Library, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ask for Joe. La Strada West. blog og and Icat 'boarding - alog Heat exhaustion is caused by not keeping enough salt MIIC. FOR SALE Columbia, Hebron.’Andover & Management Career dition of doing business with Good condition $425 649-4885 looking, where everything is,” residents can look forward to seeing 40 — Household Goods Opportunity Town Advertisement SUPPLIES for the 19861981 471 Hartford Road, groom ing Canine Ho! iday ■ and water in the body to maintain proper body func Marlborough. 2269428. the Town, as per Federal Manchester. 643-6165 'The new books are circulated more feature length films the first and third 41 — Articles for Sale e begins and ends at Nollee Of The school year. Sealed bids will Inne.II 200 Sheldon Road. tioning. 42 — Bulldkig Supples Order 11246. Manchester than any others at Bentley and Mrs. Reed Friday of each month beginning in Oc LEGAL SECRETARY- Real be received until 3:00 P.M., BY OW.N’ER South Windsor Health officials said sunstroke, also known as 43 — Pets-Blrds-Dogs Twelve room executive house feels it might be because residents can tober. Estate Eiperience. Salary FRIENDLY Bid Forma, Addenda Nos. 1 July 23, 1680 at which time U S E D G E heatstroke, is much more dangerous than heat eichaus- 44 — Musical Instruments Can be purchased on a lease- LABRADOR S.-\MOYEU This is Mrs. Reed’s first experience in 45 — Boats 8 Accessories negotable. East Hartford of with over 600 and 2, plans and specifications they will be publicly opened. REFRIDGEHATOR. while find them the easier. “There are many Collector of Rl^enue purchase. low down pavmenl PUPPIES - B weeks old Call tion and occurs when the bodys cooling mechanism fails. 46 — Sporting Goods fice. Call Mrs. Brown. 528- restaurants In our chain are available at the General The right is reserved to reject JANITORIAL HELP - Male Manual de-frost $35. Used good books on the shelves that haven’t running a public library. Her only plan Tel 528-7631. 646-4510-. ask lor Brad Farlev Victims become hot and dry with flushed skin, d ila ^ 47 -a- Garden Products 9751. there la plenty of room All persons liable by law to pay Town Taxes are hereby notified Services Office. 41 Center any and all bids. or female. Evenings. Cleaning apartment-sized Dixie gas moved," she said. previous experience in public library 48 — Antiques pupils and no evidence of sweating. lor advancement. Soma that I will have a Rate Bill for the list of 1979 of 39.30 mills on Street, Manchester. Connec Specifications and bid forms professional buildings Call stove $50 Call 649-3995. afelr The new librarian plans to enlarge the employment was working in one as a teen 49 » Wanted to Buy PART TIME HELP 6465747, or 643-0053. THREE BEDROOM Lloyd said sunstroke should be considered a true life- food or retail manage the dollar for the Town of Manchester; of 5.41 mills on the ticut. m ay be secured at the COLONIAL - Large living 6 00 p m • children's area so there will be more open ager. RENTALS WANTED. We’re looking for dollar for the Fire Department Taxing Distnet of the Town of Town of Manchester, threatening emergency and victims should be taken to a 52 — Rooms for Rent ment experlenca will be Business Office. 45 N. School I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT room Formal dining room space for the children. And plans are un She said, “Working at the state library housewives interested in Manchester and of 10.50 mills on the dollar for the Special Connecticut ADOPT A PAL for your pel medical facility without delay. 53 — Apartments for Rent making good money, for part helpful. Excellant starting Street, Manchester, Connec' PEOPLE who honestly want with bay window Kitchen fine an abandoned kiU i-n a der way for a summer reading program was an educational experience for being a Parking Autbority Taxing District of the Town of Manchester. Den Sunporch. Two car gar Treatment involves taking the person out of the sun, 54 — Homes for Rent time hours. Telephone wages and extensive Robert B. Weiss, ticut. Raymond E. Demers. to lose weight. Guaranteed chance 342-0571. 63.3-6581 for children in Grades 1 through 3. public librarian because I w o rk ^ as a 55 — Business for Rent General Manager diet program . The proof is in age Lot 72 X 250 Peterm an ” MISC. FOR SALE loosening their clothing, and applying of cold, wet packs. soliciting from our East Hart benefits. Including dental Eiacfa such Ux is due and payable, one-half of the first day of Business Manager The theme of the program is “Build A consultant to public librahansfl had to 56 — Resort Property (
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