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The units will George Ritter, the attorney for WatchM for Man and Woman' OP.p«ii»leW'«»®™t.'’*"’ 94. town, and the Cheney National range from efficiency to two- the Cheney Associates, estimated •NKHtEYCLM. I is A A (10 -Pack), O ur Rog...... Historic District Commission. bedroom units. that the rehabilitation will cost $17 M 7 t o » 3 4 CUfTUNK8,Ve8T 0 .4 4 Plans to rehabilitate the In making the mills into million. The project will be financed ChooM Mnn*, 6-funetlon digittls and moral CHAINB, KEY CHAINS I OsrRag.iaAr with laaMio coorainittod t tf«^ or bracawt*. Clocktower Mill and the Weaving apartments, the developers said entirely through private funds, he 3 initials engraved free of ctiargel □ BIC Roller Ball Pon gy« Mill, both located on Elm Street on they will pay particular attention to Yours in a handsome gift box. I&II^S ii|lM IfiSr^SSS^^Knyt n0HnLchMfca4 the south and north corners of the in the preservation of historic details. I’li-Uhr turn to piigc. H O u r R o g . 8 7 * ...... tersection of Forest Street, were un veiled at a press conference in front •PnhSdNwl PuzzlM □ Bulldog Pencil Sharpener ^ of the Clocktower Mill Friday after by PUYSKOOL ^ noon. Units in question OurRas-SAS...... 2 .6 3 O u r R e g . 2 . 7 8 ...... Mayor Stephen T. Penny called Bright wooittMard puztiss laaeh the planned renovation “probably ooioraand obfacts. D SxSV.” lO M hw t spiral Nrenraolr the most significant and exciting built during boom •Modal Road Raeara development for Manchester in SAVE OVER $35 OFF Mff. List! Our Reg. 1 .2 8 ...... several years.” William E. FitzGerald, chairman The Clocktower Mill and the tion and development plan for the OurRag.1.»...... 98* of the (Tieney Historic District Com Weaving Mill, now proposed as Cheney Brothers Historic CUISINART Food Procasaor Raalistic scale models m District, the Clocktower Mill was hHmpact p iellc with meteilie mission, said the joint renovation of the first of the Cheney Brothers Includes stainless steel shred colon. i25t20 given highest priority for ding. sUdng and chopping the two buildings could lead to the Silk Mills to be renovated into revitalization of the entire area housing, were both built in the se redevelopment. blades plus plaslie dough •RIdga Ridar Bikaa The Weaving Mills, located'on blender. Now h e expanded 94.76 around the old silk mills, which once cond half of the 19lh Century, food lube with pusher on Mfr’s List employed 25 percent of the town’s during the company’s boom the northeast corner of Elm and large work bowl wllh handle Pi1c*$130 POLAROID -Button’ Camara OurReg.1.M...... 98* population. period. Forest streets, is the largest of and cover. aDLCtOE Popular acale modelt In dia e e l the mill buildings. It was con metal. S2S230 “ We feel, if this project is The Clocktower Spinning Mill, OurRag-EMT located on the southeast corner structed in three phases in 1886, (SEE OUR LOW PRICES ON OTHER MODELS) 19.96 successful, it will lead in the Just aim and shootl Beautiful Tima Zero color •Your FavorHo Colorfomia redevelopment of the whole Cheney of Elm and Forest streets, was 1897 and 1898. Three long, prints, automatically. Never buy batteries I batteries. RELB27 ------parallel red brick building extend OurRag.1.r»...... Ca1.47 | district,” FitzGerald said. begun in 1870, but not completed •PolaroM Time Zara Supercolor Create your own outfita and .■ 'vN According to Penny, the renova until 1900. Located along the east from a connector on the Instant Rim (to E x p .K ^ Rag. 7JM R6.66 scene. Asaorted sub|ectt. i tion will be performed by a develop track of the South Manchester west side. SAVE 30% S ’^v ment group called the Cheney Railroad, the building's unique The north and central sections Associates, which is a joint venture features include the four-story -are three stories high and the of A. Abner Rosen of New York Ci .clock tower, which faces Elm south section is two stories. A ty, owner of the Clocktower Mill; Street. total of 215,000 sqaure feet of Kerns Co. of Manchester, owner of The Clocktower Mill is com space is contained in the W the Weaving Mill; G/B/C/Develop- posed of four east-west wings building. ment Corporation of Cambridge, that are two stories tall, above a The preservation plan said the Mass., and Dwelling Development raised basement. The wings are mill has enough land around it to 6 Herald photo by Pinto Corporation, a residential affiliate connected by a three-story wing provide parking for new users. of Simon Konover and Associates, a on the building's west side. The plan also said the mills' floor .PiomQ-RolH’fcaVP*’"*"^” ^ Mayor Stephen T. Penny, right, discusses plans for the renovation of the Cheney plan “ is one of the most readily SAVE OVER $15 MMn ! shopping mall development firm. 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United Press International system going again in three days.” position.” ment kept them away from the job. relations," he sald ^ “We also have been looking for pTHE OARDINAIk 8INB by Aiidmw M. QiMln Donovan told a news conference in ways to get back to bargaining Nearly 12,000 controllers who Donovan said while his depart hw triumprn amt trapiiPaa ^ tiite Labor Secretary Ray Donovan Biloxi, Miss., that President Reagan Donovan said he recognized the went on strike Aug. 3 have been ment was not directly involved in said Friday the White House is legal problems some'controllers and table,” said said Trick. “That has bonwtwriaa.tojmddiiofMaNitfw 0 fttt and his staff have been working on a been been our position since this fired by the Federal Aviation Ad the talks between the controllers CMholW cRurelLAib. UN tM I v...... ^j. r - ...... •.OD working on a new proposal — proposal that might include another their families will have in getting ministration. They were dismissed and the FAA, the layoffs being possibly with a new “grace period” unemployment benefits. He also thing started. If they reopen “grace period” that would allow channels of communication, we feel after Reagan gave them 48 hours to ordered by companies related to the for fired air traffic controllers — to said laws governing unemployment controllers to return to work. confident we could end this dispute return to work of lose their jobs, and airline business are being reviewed vgpOORYEs JANETTl end the controllers’ dispute. benefits for striking workers vary “I’m sure there would be more to in 48 hours and have the full system many are appealing their dismissals by his office. from state to state, further com Federal officials said, meanwhile, A spokesman for the striking it than this, and we could be talking going again in three days.” through established procedures. 9.76 Professional Air Traffic Controllers about a grace period. But I just plicating the problems. “Our position is irreversible,” that pilots furloughed because of the “No one’s gloating over this, and Trick said the Donovan Organization hailed Donovan’s don’t know at this point,” said statements are “ the first public in Reagan said said on the fourth day strike are applying for jobs of the statement and said it could be a Donovan, in Biloxi to address the certainly the president is not. It is of the strike. ”We don’t want them fired controllers. not a' union-busting device — that I dication the administration has done \ ■arw woMawTHP^ wn iv ■ " w wmw .■ ^ jo r breakthrough In the 19-day- Associated General Contractors of anything other than issue an order to back,” Transportation Secretary Richard Lambert, a supervisory ThaHotyofwhathappantwRona.- . old strike. He said if the administra .Misisslppi. can assure you,” he said. “The Lewis said the same day. 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. ‘J THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, 1981 - 3 2 - THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, 1981 I ■ Distraught father kills six
'F « lf! News Briefing ’Jesus take them!' he said INDIANAtfOLIS (UPI) — A man worried the time." his car near the YMCA, about raising(his four children because his “I think he just snapped,” said neighbor A short time later a caller told police of wife had left him killed the children, his wife Loyce Neal, 29, whose family played with the shooting in the Kirby neighborhood. When of and her mother and tried to kill his wife’s Bell children Wednesday night. “I think ficers arrived. Bell was just walking out the boyfriend Friday, police said. without him and his wife together, he didn’t door with a shotgun in his hands. Police dis-. King Bell, 33, described by neighbors as a want to have the kids tossed around from armed him. place to place.” Someone at the scene told officers the Bells 1 W tATW II fOTOOAtr • “religious fanatic,” was arrested as he s te p i^ from his mother-in-law’s house, First word of the mass murders came when had children and police rushed to the Bell shotgun in hand, investigators said. police received a call about 7 a.m. reporting home about a mile away, kicked in the door * Bertha Bell, 26, and her mother, Mary Kir gunshots near the YMCA. An officer found and found the, children’s bodies. Body Is Identified VTEtIP , by, 54, were slain a t the Kirby home. One Barnett shot and critically wounded, lying in Workers protest body was found in the' house, the other in an adjacent lot. STAMFORD (UPI) — The identity of a partially The bodies of the Bell children, ages 1, 2, 5 Washington (UPD — union employees of the Im decomposed body found on the Merritt Parkway was Cuban refugees freed Weather and 6, were found a mile away in the base migration and Naturalization Service demonstrated confirmed Friday as a Norwalk Hospital pharmacist ment of their home, lined up on a bed and Friday against the administration's proposed ‘‘guest missing since Aug. 11 and her death was ruled a ATLANTA (UPI) — Seventeen of 1,800 be sought if there was a need. worker" program for Mexicans and the lack of a perma covered with a blanket, each shot in the head. homicide, authorities said. Scrawled on the basembnt wall in chalk Cuban reSlugees held at the Atlanta Peniten Of the 381 that Shoob initially ordered nent INS commissioner. Carol J. Gates, 40, of Bethel, died from multiple skull were the words, “Jesus take them all to tiary were granted their freedom Friday un freed. 155 are to be released as soon as soon Leaflets and buttons reading “INS Bastante! (INS fractures, an autopsy found. der a federal judge’s amended release order. as sponsors are found. He gave the govern Enough!) were handed out to employees at service Today’s .forecast heaven.” A motorist found her fully-clothed body Thursday in a A sign on the wall said, “The family that U.S. District Judge Marvin Shoob had first ment until Sept. 8 to review the files of the headquarters by Michael Harpold of San Francisco, UPI photo wooded area along the parkway in Stamford and police Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs 80 to 85. Partly cloudy prays together stays together.” ordered 381 of the Cubans freed, but modified other 226, and until Sept. 21 to provide reports national president of the INS unit of the American were searching the area for clues in her death. Saturday night. Lows 50 to 55. Partly sunny on Sunday. his order to give the government time to on all the remaining refugees being held at Federation of Government Employees, the nation's Bertha’s boyfriend, identified as Clarence The 5-foot, 160 pound woman, who lived with her two Highs in the low 80s. Winds light and variable through Fighting the’istorm Barnett, was found critically wounded in a determine if any of the refugees would pose a the prison. largest union of federal workers. children and her mother, was last seen at the end of her risk to society. While modifying his release order, Shoob In Grapevine, Texas, informational pickets were set Saturday night. ' car outside a YMCA. refused a government request that he stay it. hospital shift at 11:30 p.m. Aug. 11. Janet Baker, a resident of Willoughby Spit oh the ocean In Norfolk, Va. ‘“This is the most killing one person has The refugees have been in custody since up at INS stations at Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Air Her mother notified Norwalk police of her dis “The purpose is to get this thing off dead clings to a neighbor’s house to keep her balance while picking up loose ever done in this city,” said Capt. Tim Foley, arriving illegally the United States last year port as part of the national protest. Such pickets merely appearance two days later. on the Mariel sealift. center,” Shoob told government attorneys, 'J inform passersby of a situation, but are not a bar to Extended outlook , objects to keep them from being washed away In the wake of tropical city homicide commander. Police found the woman’s car on a street near the Foley said police believed Bell committed Shoob directed the government to provide a “I welcome the request the government is working or using a facility. hospital, where she apparently parked il before going to MasBarhusellB, Connecllrul and Rhode Island; storm Dennis. list every three days of the names of making to review the files... because 1 don’t "We re not trying to intervene in public policy," said the slayings because his wife left him about work. The car was unlocked and inside police found the^ Saturday mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. two months ago and he did not know how he detainees whose cases have been evaluated. want anybody released who might be Bob Schultz, vice president of AFGE Local 1377. ‘‘But woman’s purse. ’They theorized she may have been ab Partly cloudy ^ tu rd ay night. Lows mostly in the 50s. An explanation will be required for those dangerous. We have a common purpose so its we are trying to educate the public that a great problem could look after the children. ducted. Sunday partly sunny with highs in the mid 70s to lower Neighbors said-Bell had been out of work found objectionable. is just a matter of working out the exists in their country." ’The badly decomposed body of another woman later 80s. Reagan discusses for three years, until a friend helped him get First Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert mechanics," the judge said. INS spokesman Verne Jervis said only about 200 identified as Mary S. Aaron of Norwalk was found Aug. 1 Attorneys for the Cubans claimed a victory Maine and New Hampahire, Mostly clear with a job a month ago at a suburban engine shop. Castellanl said two Justice Department pan workers nationwide requested annual leave Friday to in a wooded area near the New Canaan Avenue exit of patchy fog Saturday night. Lows in the 50s except colder els would begin the review on Monday and he and government attorneys said they were participate in the demonstration, and acknowledged Neighbor Laura Spell said Bell had been “satisfied," the Merritt Parkway in Norwalk. in low spots. Mostly sunny Saturday and Sunday. Highs “unpredictable” and “wanted to preach all assured the judge additional personnel would they had a right to protest on their own time. The cause of Aaron’s death has not yet been deter both days in the 80s except cooler along the coast. deployment of MX "We have been keeping an eye to see that there is no mined and state police are continuing to investigate the Verm ont: Clear and cool Saturday night. Lows in in the disruption of work," he said. . case as a possible homicide. 40s to the mid 50s. Sunny andpleasant Saturday and Sun The pickets passed out handbills protesting a vacancy 3 8 ^ Aaron was last seen on July 3, before she planned to day. Highs both days 78 to 85. at the head of the agency since Leonel Castillo's attend a cousin’s wedding. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — President “I’m not snowing you.” WE ACCEPT STORE HOURS: resignation in 1979; budget and staff cuts; and the ad She reportedly went to the home of her estranged hus Reagan closed out a week devoted Reagan met with his top national ministration's proposal to allow 100,000 guest band, James Aaron of South Norwalk, to pick up a dress. almost exclusively to military matters security aides on Monday and discussed workers " into the country over the next two years. She hadn’t been seen since and never arrived at the wed- National forecast Friday by meeting with two top deployment of the MX and the future of a The guest worker program was part of the ad Today in history new, proposed manned bomber — the B- [ master charge] ding. Louisville pc Republican allies in his effort to bolster city I t Fpit Sunday ministration's new immigration policy announced July Memphis ^ 1. T p H id c h i On Aug. 22, 1911, the Mona Lisa was stolen Albuquerque c American defenses. ■ 30 by Attorney General William French Smith. from the Louvre Museum In Paris. The famous Anchorage cy Miami Beach r The president saw Sen. John Tower, R- Presidential counselor Eklwin Meese The Justice Department has designated Norman Reagan still In union A i^viU e r Milwaukee c told reporters decisions on the MX and Mlnneajpolls c Texas, chairman of the Armed Services Braman of Miami to be the new INS commissioner, but painting by Leonardo da Vinci was recovered Atlanta r B-1 could be made before Reagan 9a.m. to 5p.m. four months later. Blllingf r Nashville cy Committee, and Rep. Bill Dickinson of he has yet to be formally nominated for Senate confir HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ’There is no chance that B i n g h a m c New Orlens pc returns to Washington Sept. 3. But more PiSCOUNT Boston c New York c Alabama, the ranking Republican mation. Deputy Commissioner Doris Meissner has been Ronald Reagan, a former president of the Screen Actors Oklahom Cty c likely, Meese indicated, the decision will Guild, will be stripped of his lifetime membership in the Brwnsvjl Tx.pc member of the House Armed Services serving as acting commissioner. Buffalo c Omaha c come sometime in middle to late Mon. - Sat. union because of bis handling of air traffic controllers Chrlstn S.C. pc Philadelphia c panel. Both veteran lawmakers are MINIMUM PURCHASE ’ 25.00. In an interview, Harpold said the union was taking the Phoenix c staunch advocates of increased military September. G Charitt N.C. cy MAXIMUM PURCHASE Study delayed strike, a union official said Friday. Pittsburgh c On the dogfight Wednesday between action because the workers "are as frustrated at the Chicago c spending. DEPENDS ON YOUR BANK 8a.m . to1 0 p.m. “The chances of Reagan getting his card revoked are Cleveland c • PortlancT Me. ic Libyan and U.S. warplanes, deputy failure of policy as anyone." MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) — Serious efforts to deter Portland Ore. c Both Dickinson and Tower also favor APPROVAL. "I think 90 percent of our people voted for Mr. next to nil,” said a union official close to the SAG board. Columbus c White House press secretary Larry B a i # ^ | _ I E O T C D 260 NORTH MAIN at MAIN or mine if nuclear waste could be safely stored in granite “It would be inappropriate and it circumvents the real Dallas c Providence c deploying the MX missile in land-based 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Reagan," he said, but were then faced with budget cuts Dbnver pc Richmcmd pc Speakes said Reagan had in January ap M ANdlEOTCH beneath the Green Mountains have been put off until the St. Louis c silos in the West. and reductions in the work force of 1,355 positions. issues of his handling of the strike.” Des Moines c proved orders for U.S. pilots'to return 1990’s, a U.S. Energy Department official said Friday. ’The leadership of the 38,000member union, however, Detroit c Salt Lak Ctypc Tower, in an Aug. 1 news conference, PRICES EFFECTIVE MON.. AUO. 24 THRU SAT.. AUO. 29. 1M1 Duluth pc San Antonio c called the option of placing the nuclear fire if fired upon during maneuvers. r WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES Jeff Smiley, a project analyst in the department’s is “very concerned” about the administration’s El Paso c San Diego c Speakes said the approval was not geological siting division, confirmed the government’s response to the controllers' walkout, the official said, Hartford c San Francisc c missiles on specially equipped planes Widow strangled Indianapolis c- San Juan pc “too unreliable, too costly and of specifically granted for the 6th Fleet search for a waste storage site has now focused on the adding “there is a strong feeling that Reagan has used Jacksn Mss. pc Seattle pc exercise in the Gulf of Sidra, but was states of Washington and Nevada. the name of the union in vain.” Jacksonville Spokane c questionable survivability.” Kansas City c Tampa r S 73 U 5 Dickinson, according to an aide, also rather a standing order to all U.S. pilots. ANSONIA (UPl) — An elderly widow thought to have But, he said by the 1990’s the nation will need a second Reagan was accused this week by a member of the Waulngton c n 60 .... And as a footnote to the controversy Las V^as c O S6 .... wrote a lengthy critique of the airborne died from a heart attack July 1 was strangled a month site to store the byproducts of nuclear generation, and guild’s legislative committee, Mark Schubb, of being a Little ^ k pc Wichita c over Reagan’s aides’ refusal to awaken \THE SAYIMG'S GREAT WITH and a half before another widow who lived one house the department may turn its attention to Vermont and “union buster” for firing the striking controllers. Los Angeles c concept. him until six hours after the dogfight, away was strangled, police said Friday. other eastern states. Schubb, a Los Angeles member running for the guild The third option for the MX calls for the use of submarines as the launch vehi Speakes told reporters Friday the An autopsy Friday at the chief state medical "We’re probably talking, the 1990’s or beyond,” said board, filed official charges with the union calling for lO'emlin was informed of the incident examiner's office confirm?d'Stella Adamchuck, 81, was Smiley, in a telephone interview from his Washington, Reagan’s expulsion for “misusing past SAG cle. almost immediately after it occurred. strangled and did not die a natural death. * D.C., office. associations” in dealing with the striking controllers. As he sat down to the meeting with ■ Dickinson and Tower, the president was Asked If that meant' Soviet leaders ’J Mrs. Adamchuck's body was exhumed Thursday, five “But, at some point w^ hope to have regional Reagan, who was president of the guild from 1947 to knew about the conflict before Reagan, . _ 6 Lottery asked if he has effectively ruled out the days after a young man who lived one house away from repositories (for nuclear waste),” he sjfBl, indicating 1952 and again in 1960 when the union staged its third Speakes indicated it did. «L her's was arrested for the murder of his immediate Vermont’s granite formations might be examined again strike in history, often points to his union leadership airborne concept for the MX. Reagan will return to his Santa Bar “We’ve made no decisions” Reagan neighbor, Mary Balco, 76. at that time. when he is accu s^ of being anti-labor. He is currently a bara ranch on Saturday for another said. “That’s why we’re having the Mrs. Balco was found dead in her Colony Avenue Last year, Vermont was one of 16 states on an Energy permanent, nondu^ paying member. Numbers drawn Friday New Hampshire weekly, week’s stay. home Aug. 13 by her sister, who assumed she had died Department list for preliminary investigation. “His frequent rererences to his SAG association have in New England. 521, 90, yellow. meeting. from natural causes. Vermont was targeted because it has a relatively created the climate for the alienation of the affections Rhode Island daily. 7986. '‘^DISCOUNT Authorities ordered an autopsy after police found small population and because some scientists think of our sister unions toward the Screen Actors Guild,” Connecticut daily. 845. “4-40” jackpot. 29-24-37-22. evidence of forced entry into her home. Her death was granite formations might be a good place to store nucler Schubb «aid in his complaint. Play four. 6072. Maine daily. 949. ruled a strangulation and she also was sexually waste, which remains radioactive for thousands of Union president Willian Schallert confirmed Thursday New Hampshire daily. Vermont daily. 608. assaulted. years. the Los Angeles chapter considered a variety of actions 4441. Dennis McNeil's , Officials became suspicious about Mrs. Adamchuck’s Environmental Secretary Brendan Whittaker — who at a lengthy closed meeting ’Tuesday, but he refused to ’death after her neighbor was slain and ordered her body was among those relucant to See Vermont even con say what action — if any — the boaid will recommend exhumed from Pine Grove Cemetery. sidered as a waste storage site — said Thursday he until SAG’S New York chapter considers the matter «nw WW MOREI William Stafford Jr., 20, an unemployed high school thought the Energy Department had struck-the state next week. body to be exbumed dropout who lived between the two women with his from its list, at least for the time being. But the union official, who asked not to be identified, mother and sister, was arrested Sunday and charged Smiley said the Reagan administration decided to called the controversy “the biggest non-story of the Almanac Washington Post with accusations that with felony-murder, sexual assault, larcenj^ and concentrate efforts on two potential waste storage sites year.” By Marianna Ohe THOUSANDS OF Hugel had engaged in improper business burglary in Mrs, Balco's death. already owned by the Energy Department. ‘"The deciding factor is one of discomfort,” the of United Press International Ansonia police said the state’s attorney for the He said a third site in Utah, Texas, Louisiana or ficial said. ‘"The arts are under some duress right now activities in the 1970s. Hugel denied the charges when the Milford-Ansonia judicial district would make an arrest Mississippi will also be studied, then one of the three and our ties to the administration are necessary. The NEW YORK (UPI)—The body of Den Post published them in July, but next week in Mrs. Adamchuck’s death but they refused will be chosen in the late 1980’s as the nation’s first per guild has been working very hard to save the (federal) By United Press International nis McNeil, whose brothers’ allegations PRICES REDUCED! resigned his CIA pbst. The two brothers to say whether Stafford was the suspect. manent storage site. arts budget.” Today is Saturday, Aug. 22, the 234th day of 1981 with of fraud brought on the resignation of former CIA Deputy Director Max Hugel, disappeared, along with most the assets n o t RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOORAPHICAl ERRORS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED 131 to follow. of their New York-based Triad Energy n o t BESPONSlBie FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL CRHOHb W t HfebtMVt ms m un. . n/ ------The moon is in its last quarter. ' will be exhilm ^ next week to determine if his death was caused by beatings, Corp. ’The FBI has an arrest warrant for ^ The morning star is Mars. the missing brothers on bank larceny The evening stars ,are Mercury, Venus, Jdpiter and sources said Friday. The sources said an order to exhume charges. Saturn. Santucci launched an Investigation into Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon Capitol Region Highlights Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo. McNeil from his burial place in \~S Bridgton, Maine, was issued Thursday McNeil’s death after published reports French composer Claude Debussy was bora Aug. 22, quoted a Triad director as saying Dennis SUPER STRENGTH i 16oz. JAR 1862. by (^eens District Attorney John San- CO TT SODA tucci to New “York City (Hilef Medical had been beaten twice, and that the I CRAZY RICHARD’S On this date in history: director suspected foul play in his death In 1911, the Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre Exanniner Dr, Elliot Gross. I : 1 2 0 Z . CANS ALL NATURAL will be filled by a gymnastics school. N dther Santucci nor Gross would con linked to his brothers’ charges against BLAST * Museum in Paris. It was recovered four months later. The Zoning Board of Appeals has approved the Men apprehended firm the order had been Iqsued. Hugel. FOR ' ALL PURPOSE CLEANER . I PEANUT BUTTER Rents raised request of Dennis Adams to open the school and In 1941, Nazi troops advanced to the outskirts of The coroner’s report listed natural Leningrad, Russia, during World War II. Dennis McNeil died of nmsslve inter- Adams has said he hopes to open by Sept. 1 or 3. It SUFFIELD —’Two men fleeing from a Ck)pperhill causes as the official reason for In 1973, U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers ' nal bleeding caused by a ruptured spleen VERNON —Tenants at the Sleeping Giant will open during after school and early evening Road home were apprehended with the help of a dog McNeil’s death at the City Hospital in resigned and German-born presidential aide Henry June 1, a week after his brothers Samuel Apartments have had their rents raised by $38 a hours . He will be moving equipment in and painting and two alert neighbors. Two handguns and an un- (^eens. Santucci, at the time, told UPI Kissinger was named to replace him. and Thomas first approached the month. The increase was granted to Carabetta the outside of the building, in the meantime. The dertermlned amount of jfewelry were reported there were no surface marks on McNeil Enterprises of Meriden, owners of the complex, by In 1978, President Jomo Kenyatta, a symbol of the space has been vacant since the F. W. Woolworth stolen-from the home. that would indicate a beating, “but there the federal Department of Housing and Urban African indepemlence movement, died at the age of 86. store moved out. Dennis T. Levvit, 19, of Enfield and Vincent are ways of giving a beating and leaving coupon dnd addltlonol *10.00 food Professors with coupon ontf sddItloAil *10.00 food with couppfl «pd • M H iM il MO.OO food purcRoco. LlmH on# coupon por cuclomoi. Development. no marks.” purchsso. Llmll on# coupon por cuitomor. p yicK iit. tldiR Odd cddpdd pd> eu.Wdiw. Carabetta had asked for a $48 a month increase, Jubrey, 23, of Windsor Locks, were apprehended A thought for the day; American writer Bret Harte QOOD AUO. 23 THRU AUO. 29. 1981 and charged with second-degree larceny and third- The doctor who pronounced McNeil GOOD AUO. 23 THRU AUO. 20. 1001 QOOD AUO. 23 THRU AUO. 2>. ISBI across the board. Members of the Tenants’ Associa said, “One big vice in a man is apt to keep out a great dead at the hospital was later quoted as tion of the complex, said they want to go over the Going to a vote many smaller ones.” .•ss-* **^^e*'M?id^8!ey responded after receiving two may strike saying McNeil suffered from advanced ! i z figures given to HUD to make sure the agency calls about suspicious persons in the Copperhill alcohoUc cirrhosis of the liver, which reviewed the rent increase request properly. ’They Road home. When the two men heard the police could have touched off major said then they will concentrate on energy-saving GLASTONBURY —Glastonbury voters will go to ' Valuable Coupon the polls Tuesday to vote on spending $105,000 to arrive they fled on foot, leaving their motor vehicle BRIDGEPORT (UPD — Uniyersltyof hemorrhaging any time. Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon improvements the landlord should make. in the driveway. State Police arrived and brought a Stephen Wentworth, manager of the buy a one-acre parcel of land for expansion of the Bridgeport faculty members may go on 1-lb. PKG. South.Glastonbury firehouse. tracking dog which led police on a hunt through a Jfanfl|gBlfr Hrraib strike if a contract settlement Is nof Raymond Funeral Home In Bridgton, 6 PACK wooded area near Sunrise Park and the two men reached by Aug. 31. said Friday he had received no official PASTA ROMANA ’The referendum will be held from noon to 8 p.m. word yet on the eichuin3tl
programs, Tshlrts, Jackson; a salute to Lionel Mike Renzi. Wein decided to bring it have to keep that name By K«n Franckllng Lewis and his orchestra Bob Wilber, Major Holley, back this year because the alive,” he said. posters, scarves and other with guest sax ndan Zoot Oliver Jackson, Doc Hampton and his AU-Star When a mob of young Officidls not sure how to take garage offer Unitad Praw O rc^stra; singer Nancy gate crashers broke New York festival aban In another sign of the memorabilia. Sims; the Dexter Gordon Cheatham and guest cor- doned the Newport name times, music will blend “ When you’re asking Intarnatlonal Quartet with guest netlst Ruby Braff. Wilson; pianist Dave, through a fence and to pay such a large sum for modest Brubeck — the star of the storm ^ the stage in 1971, for one belonging to the with commercialism at the people to sit there for six new garage out to bid, it will cost trumpeter Art Farmer; Simday’s roster includes commercial sponsor, Kool festival. A crafts bazaar hours, they have to get up whether it would cover related require, to protect the neighbon. piece of real estate, town officials NEWPORT. R.I. - The percusslonift piano player original 1954 festival; and Wein and local officials By Paul Hendrle at Mount Nebo. However, under any cir even more than these ballpark es- the father of be-bop. Dizzy Cigarettes. and food tents are on the and walk around. You want “They really put the ball back in expenses — including construction tiinates,” said Berman. "I don’t must accept or reject this< offer stage was set overlooking McCoy Tyner; and the Gillespie with his wacky Art Blakey and his Jazz had had enough, saying the Herald Reporter of a new road to the Mount Nebo cumstances, Penny said the Oct. 6 prior to Oct. 6,1981, on which date it sailhoat-dotted Newport Messengers with guests A1 festival had outgrown its “Newport has become grounds, along with the to give them things to s ^ our court,” said Penny. “The deadline for a decision, requested by think that the taxpayers are going to Classic Jazz Band of Vic u p -tu i^ trumpet, quartet synonamous With jazz. We usual souvenirs — and do,” Wein said. Multi-Circuits Inc.’s apparent original plan was that they would facility that may be necessary. be p le a ^ at paying $150,000 as a wUl expire.” Harbor for Saturday’s low- Dickenson, Dick Hyman, and guest vibes player Milt Grey. Buddy Tate, and seaport home. An earlier estimate of road con Multl-Clrculte. “wiU be met.” According to the letter, "one of key homecoming of the final offer to pay $400,000 for the build the building for the town. Now The subcommittee is hoping to minimum for a road that was never Harrison Street town garage has they’re saying we ll give you $400,- struction cost by Town Engineer dIsctuuMd prior to the Multi-Circuits the critical reasons motivating Newport Jais Festival, 10 Walter Senkow was $145,000. have a proposal ready for the full Multi-Circuits in its desire to years after riots chased "put the ball back in our court,” 000 and you build the building.” Board of Directors by Its September proposal.” Mayor Stephen T. Penny said Multi-Circuits wanU to buy the "The subcommittee will have to ' The letter reads. In part, acquire the subject real estate is to America’s first Jaii meet to decide whether this is still a meeting. enable Multi-arcuiU Inc. to res extravaganza out of town. Friday. Harrison Street garage, adjacent to General Manager Robert B. Weiss "although Multi-Circuits Inc. has an The final offer is about twice the one of iU existing plants, and ex viable proposal,” the mayor added. appraisal for the subje6t property pond in a constructive manner to “It’s so blbodybeautiful Penny noted that there were declined comment on the letter certain of the complaints of Its it’s just wonderful,’’ i C H Super Coupon )n l( P ^ Super Coupon )M B iB || earlier estimates for building a new pand its non-production facilities. Friday, saying "I haven’t had time Harrison street garage showing a town garage to replace the present But neighborhood residents op potential advantages to having value of $180,000 and although Multi- neighbors.” George Weln, who WITH THIS COUPON Z A -7.50 PURCHASE* WITH THIS COUPON A A '7.50 PURCHASE* Multi-Circuits build the garage and to dig into It yet. I have no feelings However, the Holl Street facility. pose the expansion, charging that arcuits Inc. had reasonably con- promoted the original VACUUM PACK turn It over to the town, instead of on it.” ResidenU AssociaUon rejecU that festinil in 1964, said IMday QUARTERS The offer was made in a letter Multi-Circuits is responsible for Weiss said the.letter’s meaning is c^ed that thecost of acquiring the from Multi-Circuits Assistant the town building the facility itself. subject property on terms satisfac argument and opposes the sale of as he surveyed the festival CLIP and REDEEM • Regular noise and odor pollution and self evident and the next step • Electric Perk “They have certain liberties as a tory to the town would be ap the garage to Multl-CircuiU and any site at historic Fort Adams A&P Secretary/Controller to town excessive traffic. appears to be up to the subcom Mrs. Filbert’s • Auto Drip 2 General Manager Robert B. Weiss In exchange for the present gar private company that we, as a proximately $275,000, I am f u ^ e r expansion of the company In SUtePark. municipality, do not have,” he said. mittee. the neighborhood. Wain, who parlayed a THESE SUPER Your Choice! c dated Aug. 19. age, a Board of Directors subcom Stevenson was not available for authorized to inform you, and M argarine Coffee For example. Penny said, private modest Newport befdmilng * Eicapl Hems Prohibiltd by Law. Original estimates for construc mittee studying the matter has comment late Friday afternoon. through you the Board of Directors, *EieBp(ll«msProNbitedbyLa«. AP*9 AP-2 companies — unlike municipalities Air quality report LHnH Om Coupon Per Family. Limri One Coupon Per FamMy. tion of a new garage were $200,000 asked Multi-Circuits to build the that Multi-Circuits Inc. is prepared Into a world-wide .empire Valid AuqusI 23*29.1M1. 601 — can work with less-expensive, But attorney Jon Berman, who HARTFORD (UPI) - The of festival productions, BONUS COUPONS! Valid AugitM 2» 29. 19t 1. 600 and figures as high as $370,000 have town a new garage. represents the Holl Street Residents to pay as much as $400,000 for the been mentioned. At its last meeting, the subcona- non-union contractors. subject real estate. Department of Environmental said he was happy to be Penny alsb noted that the letter Association — which opposes the Protection reported moderate air But Penny agreed the offer does mittee agreed that Mount Nebo is sale of the Harrison Street garage to “It should be noted that $400,000 is back home in Newport, not meet the request of a Board of the only practical alternative site. from Multi-Circuits also does not ad Multi-CirculU — said he doesn’t an absolute outside figure which will quality across Connecticut Friday where Louis Armstrong, Director's subcommittee for Multi- Penny said he believes the $400,- dress the conditions on the use of the not be increased. As an express con and forecast moderate air levels for ‘ Mahalia Jackson and Billie Harrison Street garage that the think $400,000 will pay the bill. REDEEM ALL Circuits to develop an estimated 000 would probably cover garage “I think when the town puts the dition of Multi-Circuits’ wiUingness Saturday. Holiday shined and the cost of building a new town garage construction costs, but he is not sure board subcommittee is likely to musical fireworks known MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF as the “jam session” went COUPONS FOR DOUBLE public. DOUBLE “I didn’t realize how THEIR VALUE! much 1 missed it for the (See Stores for Details) last 10 years,” Wein said. A»P OFFER EXPIRES AUG. 29. 1981 “I wanted to get back to the beginnings.” COUPONS ’The talent appearing this weekend includes many of \ Meat Specials the star-quality musicians Meat Specials )| who help turn the event C P l^ f J ) into a world famous event BEEE CHUCK-BONELESS-SHOULQER BEEF ROUND-BONELESS with Dixieland, swing and FHI SH MIXHD FRYE R PARTS PORK LOIN bebop. Music buffs will sit on Whole bleachers or picnic Box-0- Assorted London Broil blanketstyle on the rolling r seaside greenery of Fort Steaks Bottom Rounds Adams — an Army gar Chicken Pork Chops Chow time rison bdllt in 1799 as a key coastal defense point. Equal Amounts That’s a far cry from the ot Center Cut, Counselors and campers at the late ‘60s when up to 20,000 Blade End & Community Y Summer Cap music fans jammed the old Sirloin End took a break Friday to eat pizza Festival Field — since C hops 1” r during the camp’s final day. demolished — for day and 49^ night performances. r It was moved to New York City in 1972 after riots in 1960,1960 and 1971. BEEF ROUNO-WHOLE-tS TO 22 LBS. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS This year the transplanted FRE8H-UADA. 8MPECTE0 FRESH GROUND festival’s name was Ground Boneless 1 9 9 Top (Staaks2.69lb.) changed by the commer Chicken 34b. Pkg. — — ■ “Culiom Top Rounds Cut" b I Round Roasts cial sponsor, so Wein Leigs lb7r Beef or Mort decided to revive the name ^ A aM beefrouno ^ FKSH-FORIWItLYOBOUtm CHUCK ^ M BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS 2 99 and return It to its nO H -U Z A A . eMKCTtO mPkll. Cube Steaks ^2 r Top Round London Broil namesake. Chicken Breasts iu1 Lean Ground Beef or Mora ’The 1061 Newport Jazz ' 4 '—- -A T HE HERALD , Sat., Aug, 22, 1981 - 7 6 - TH E HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 22, IWX AAandanici calls for Blumenthars ouster don’t think this has been BRIDGEPORT (U P l) - chosen to investigate the Is what they’re trying to federal investigations ot McGuigan said the office that they w ill keep said. Fairfield County State’s experienced before In the Commentary Mayor John C. Mandanlci leaks that allegedly tipped accomplish off the federal alleged ties with organized attempts to bribe Walsh us advised about federal OPINION ! Attorney Donald Browne entire United States of Friday called an U.8. At off successful Absoun ven payroll, using federal crime, bribery. Illegal raised serious questions operations in the state but said he would prosecute America,” he paid. torney General William tures carried out by the money to feather their own gambling, prostitution and about entrapm^t as a law they have failed to do so. the bribery once the legal " I have no comment on French S ^ th to suspend FBI. nest.” police brutality. None of enforcement irfethod. " I t is just incredible that definitions and sUtus of the whole area of possible federal authorities In "This guy Blumenthal Wqlsli, who rose from the probes resulted In any McGuigan, ii^e state’s this could occur without the parties are clarified. prosecution of people other volved In an aborted FBI wants to run for office,” the ranks since he walked a charges. ' top prosecutor, also said the office of the chief "Obviously, this is an un than Mr. Marra,” Browne scam to bribe his police Mandanlci said. " I don’t beat In the 1930s, is no Meanwhile, Chief State’s federal authorities state’s attorney being Manchester old and new usual factual situation. I said. cUM . know what office, but this stranger to state and Attorney Austin J. “ constantly informed my notified at all,” McGuigan The outspoken Democratic mayor, seeking re-election this PICK UP YOUR VALUE IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! fall, wrote Smith asking him to suspend U.S. At Why torney Richard Blumoithal and Richard Gregorio, head of the Oreudaed Crime task ' they banded together,” form er club Paul Ottone came to ^{Unchester Force in Connecticut "for member Raymond Ridolfi said. ^om Italy in 1909 to "try to better their, ineptness and WALDRAUM'S my life,” he sadd. On Saturdays and Sundays the fruitless Investigations f Ottone had been working on a H ila r y club held festive dances. “That that have proved nothing.” (arm in Italy and longed to settled in iR osm beig place used to d^nce,” Patelli Mandanlci also wants a Food Mart America. So, at 16, he tagged along reminisced. "It was so crowded, you congressional Investigation couldn’t even move.” of the bungled FBI sting Butter & Sugar Corn iwlth friends who were traveling to of unpackaged fruits and ^his country to meet relatives. During the w/eek members went operation aimed at Police vegetables. One orange or a »a t IT’S ] “ They were coming to down to the club every night to visit ^perintendent Joseph A. with their friends and play bocci in Walsh. The mayor said dozen • one pepper or a PEAK Manchester, so I came to OF the club’s fenCed-in court. "Y ou Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, . jound. R o c h e s te r ,” Ottone said. He got a R-Conn., has agreed to look CLOROX FLAVOR" FOR gob at Cheney Brothers, starting at don’t see bucc'.; any more around l O into the matter but did not NATIVE MASS. GROWN NATIVE GROWN i$4.60 a week for 60 hours, and he was also very popular. That club here,” Ridolfi lamented. indicate what action he GREAT t a s t in g FRESH NATIVE As part of its involvement in the BLEACH FRESH jstayed there for 30 years, closed several years ago. When the would propose. NAnVE MASS a CONN JUMBO t Ottone was one of many Italians Manchester community, the Italian- Weicker Is chairman of 5' OFF LABEL New Eldridge Street club building was Fresh Green who settled in Manchester earlier in sold on June 30 for conversion to American club sponsored several the appropriations subcom GAL. Green Ithe century, most drawn by teams for sports of all seasons. mittee that authorizes fun Potatoes apartments, the club had only 29 JUG During Prohibition, club members ding for the U.S. Justice 10 PO U N D B A G C abbage relatives and friends who were members. Tom atoes Peppers madi their own wine at the club Department. He. is also already here and had sent favorable Ottone was one of the ap awaiting White House ap BETTY CROCKER • ASSORTED VARIETIES * reports back to their homeland. p r o x im a te ly 100 M a n c h e s te r from grapes they bought at markets CAKE MIXES i8 6oz)PKQ 69^ in Hartford. But then a license proval of Westport at 0-1.59 The Italians in Manchester were a Italians who formed the Italian- requirement for making wine made torney Allan Nevas to W OFF LABEL • 64 OZ. CONTAINER , _ vclose-knit group, forming their own American Club in 1914. At that tim e replace Democrat the process too expensive and com WISK LAUNDRY DETERGENT ’ 2-69 'community within the town. At one the club was restricted to natives of Herald photo by Pinto Blumenthal who was ap '' SWEET CALIFORNIA WHOLE SW EET CALIFORNIA Ipoint, there were two Italian- Northern Italy and their descen plicated, and the wine-making pointed by President ASSORTED VARIETIES - FRESH NATIVE GROWN •lAmerican clubs in Manchester — dants. stopped.. The transformation of the former Italian-American Club at 135 Eldridge St. into apartments Is Carter. CYCLE DOG FOOD 140Z.CAN 3 fOr’ 1. Honeydew jeach with a few hundred members almost complete. The 67-year-old club was sold at the end of June. Walsh turned the table on Qrecm Nectarines and several Italian societies made FOR THE FIRST FEW YEARS red-faced FBI agents THE CLUB'S UEC1.INE began Melons ',up of natives of the same Italian of its existence the club held Tuesday night when he Alfalfa Sprouts JUMBO 64 SIZE during World W ^ «II, Patelli teams that signified the decline of club, its membership constantly W esso n Oil 'towns. meetings in a rented room on many years, some Italian natives slapped the cuffs on FBI JUMBO 5 SIZE recalled. Membership oegan to fall the club. ’The club had prepared a falling, has had trouble meeting the ' The sale of the' Manchester Charter Oak Street below Spruce and their children became more a'c- operative after being given B because members who died or feast to celebrate the team’s victory expenses of the building. ’This year a fS.OOO bribe to Tlx a 2 4 OUNCE BOTTLE (HALF Italian-American Club on Eldridge Street. But its membership quickly customed to speaking English than 4 02. LB. PACK 89’ EA.) outgrew the room. So the group moved away were not replaced by in the town championship series. the heating bill and other expenses lucrative towing contract. .V-1.59 : Street this summer marks the dis- Italian. At club meetings they had the children of the Italian settlers. ■ "W e had a whole meal laid out,” became too much for the ailing club Walsh, Bridgeport’s top CANNING SPECIAL CALIFORNIA ^ appearance of the Italian communi- erected a building at 135 Eldridge SWEET WASHINGTON STATE “They went amongst their own,” difficulty understanding the rapid Ottone said. "But instead of coming to handle. So the building was sold. cop for a quarter of a cen ■ ty in Manchester. Many Of the St. Prune Plums 2 LBS. 89^ Jumbo Garlic lb Ridolfi said,. “ They were Italian the older members spoke. to the club, they went to the Oak tury, said he was on to the Peaches 2,.s89« original Italian settlers have died, By 1930 the burgeoning club "The language became a barrier. "It’s very sad to say here we are scam, wired himself and FOOD CLUB FRESH CALIFORNIA needed still more space, and an ad Americans.” Street Grill.” FRESH EASTERN GROWN LARGE and their children and ’They couldn’t understand what was down to a mere handful,” Ridolfi went through with the APPLESAUCE 50OZ.JAR 99^ BUNCH dition was built onto the building. Ottone lyas mad. " I went down Florida Limes DOZ 79^ Fresh Broccoli grandchildren, having been Ridolfi was one of the few said. meeting with Thomas Bartlett Pears lb3 9 " going on,” Ridolfi said. So the club there and gave them hell,” he said. Due to O u f F re sh n e ss P o licy S om e H em s N o i A vailab le Til Tues y ■assimilated into the American way “ People were constantly- coming American men of Itaiian descent Marra, Jr. 28, of became bilingual, running its " I said, ‘Who sponsored you, the 1LB.PKG. 59* 'of life, no longer identify strongly from Italy,” former club president who joined the ciub. '*1 joined it to ’The few members who are left Bridgeport. ZESTASALTINES meetings in Engli.ih. Italian-American Club'or the Oak w ill not try to keep the club going, with their Italian heritage, former John Patelli said. carry bn where my father left off,” The chief said Marra was FOOD CLUB Anf\7 Street Grill?” they said. According to Patelli, “ It’s members of the Italian-American “ WhoM want to miss a good coun he said. Ottone recailed one incident in threatened by the FBI with CRANAPPLE DRINK BO nLE ’ 1.09 EVERY MEAT MORSEL GUARANTEED JUICY & TENDER! ‘club said in a recent interview. try like this?” Billy Paganl said. After living in this countrv for volving one of the club’s baseball . During the past few years, the all over - 1914 to 1981.” heavy jail terms for multi ple car thefts unless he In its heyday in the ’30s, the The club became the social center U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS cooperated. M arra had WALDORF Hldridge Street club had nearly 500 for most Italians iif Manchester. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF offered Walsh $30,000 to "They could express Uiemselves BONELESS members. A second Italian- restore thd towing contract more in Italian than in'English, so BATH TISSUE Bottom Round American club on Norman Street A marriage of convenience? the chief had stripped from Marra’s uncle. White, Assorted or Prints T O P ROUND Marra, freed after Roast need for large, combat-ready forces WASHINGTON - A newspaper posting $^,000 bond, is ROAST Guest editorial in-place at the outset of hostilities,” awaiting a court expose apparently helped to break ROLL P A C K says- one top-secret Pentagon appearahee Aug. 27. up a marriage of convenience analysis. > Mandanlci, who controls FOOD CLUB • RED between the nation’s largest senior a wide power base in 150Z.CAN 3 fOr’ 1. In the past decade, the experts KIDNEY BEANS 7 3 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF TRIMMED BONELESS citizen organization and a major in Jack Anderson Connecticut’s largest city, noted, the Soviet have significantly U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND, Tip or « . WHOLE or S-| 0 0 No monopoly surance company. called the incident "bigger ARM & HAMMER _ FRESH FRYING FRESH BRISKETSeItherI i°oe lb increased their military manpower, RUMP ROAST BONELESS LB.’ 1 . 9 9 In 1977, I reported that the Washington Merry-Qo-Round than Abscam,” and said BAKING SODA 16OZ.B0X 3 f Or ’ 1 . tanks, artillery, armed helicopters WHOLE DELICIOUS BEEF- _ American Association of Retired federal harasment “ has U.S.DJ). CHOICE BEEF^TONEUSS and air defenses, and have given GALLON S5,49 HONEYCOMB TRIPE lb 59* Persons was misusing its cut-rate been going on for five EYE ROUND ROAST lb’ 2.79 their tactical air forces increased YES DETERGENT CONTAINER on stress mailing privilege to the advantage years.” C h icken COLONIAL SMOKED DAIS^OLLivy^^TER o A performance and weapons-carrying U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS of the Colonial Penn Group, Inc., He said political motiva SHOULDER BUTT a d d e d ) l b ’ 1 .89 capability. FOOD CLUB SWEET ROUND CUBE STEAK lb’ 2.59 one of the leading insurers of the tion was behind the govern Colonial Penn and AARP-NRTA alleged to be owed to the Postal Ser ment Investigation of Leg U S D A choice BEE^ COLONIAL say about teachers, damned if they elderly. One of the principal arguments began “ divorce” proceedings in ear vice as the result of the alleged^ W4ilsh and the police whole ijrjrniMMED I MASTER CARVE jused by air traffic controllers to discipline Johnny and damned if Postal investigators are now in MIXED P E A S ly 1979. But postal inspectors have abuse of the non-profit, reduced-rate^ department by Blumenthal FRESH I Boneless 'justify their strike has been the they don’t? the process of deciding whether to 1 7 OUNCE CAN Q uarters continued their investigation. mailing privileges of AARP and w to has remained silent Briskets of “ stress” ofitheir jobs. What do we say about all the rest bring suit against the old folks’ (WITH BACK) They’ve accumulated 500 com NRTA for Uie benefit of CPG.” since the aborted scam. BEEF Ham Considering the security they of us, under stress from our jobs, organization for letting Colonial ibnrhpBtrr lipmld .'.A IF f. A;j(;L ; plaints, testimony from senior But Fletcher said no recommen Blumenthal was the one HONF'lESS (RY(;VA( 'enjoyed as government employees, from traffic-clogged highways, Penn advertise its policies in letters 3 forO S * = ithe average salaries they drew, in citizens and other documents that dation has been made yet 'on a Celebrating 100 years c from dealing with our children, sent out by the association and Its |the mid-$30,000s, and the unusual fill more than 18 file-cabinet possible suit against the two groups of community service 3 e wives and husbands, from coping affiliated group, the National POST LB. ■ • LB ;perks and retirement benefits at with crim e on the streets, from drawers. And it’s beginning to look and the insurance company. Retired Teachers Association, at Founded Oct. 1,1881 > Two men i^'lSIN BRAN CEREAL 's o ? M .79 tached, we really find it hard to be living with inflation and energy as if they’re going to take legal ac- STAY 'WAY FROM MY sympathetic with their walkout that the bargain rate accorded to non FRESH FRYING PREMIUM VEAL ___ shortages and from living under the 'tiori. DOOR: The Russians, who lost 20 PubUthad by the Manchsatar lb’ 2.49 s c r o d f il l e t s lb’ 2.09 profit institutions. ' . 160Z.JAR SHOULDER CHOPS took place even as negotiations con prospective terror of a nuclear war? "With respect to the Inspection million people in World War n, are Publlahing Co., Herald Square, bII t s w /o n io n s 59* CHICKEN LIVERS tinued. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. Talepbona freshfrying PREMIUM ______As I reported four years ago, Service investigation of CPG, ARP, determined that any future war will 6 • V4 LITRE BOTTLES __ _ lb h a d d o c k f il l e t s lb Air controllers, by the nature of In truth, life in general— especial (203) 643-2711. charged BREAST OF VEAL ’ 1.39 ’ 2.29 NRTA, there is a concrete prospect be fought on someone else’s turf. 6 pack’ 1.49 CHICKEN GIZZARDS •thair jobs, are undoubtedly under ly in this exponentially sped-up much of Colonial Penn’s profits COCA COLA CONN. ♦ DEPOSIT PREMIUM • BONELESS istress — a human error could cause world — is particularly stressful. could be traced to the discount it got of future law enforcement According to U.S. intelligencb Matnbar ot United Praaa Intar- FRESH FRYING ___ LB. STEWING VEAL lb’ 2.99 b a y s c a l l o p s lb®3.89 ;the loss of many lives. The same is Air traffic controllers are in this by mailing its promotional proceedings,” Chief Postal Inspec analysts, a primary goal of Kremlin naborial and Audit Bureau of Clr- CHICKEN WINGS 59* eulattona. NEW YORK STYLE DELII '.true, however, of a bus driver, who regard under no more pressure than literature to AARP-NRTA’s 13 tor Kenneth Fletcher said in a sworn strategists is to put their military RICH'S BONELESS, SLICED, IDEAL FOR BREADING CAR^DO in fraud VAC PACK lb®2.99 l it t l e NECK CLAMS lb’ 1.49 'earns much less than an air traffic most of the rest of us. In truth, there million members at a rate that was affidavit filed July 14. might on the extreme borders of the Colonial JaokEJIli TURKEY CUTLETS lb’2.49 PEPPERONI ^controller and a surgeon who most is no rose-garden out there and no roughly one-fourth that charged to He added that the Postal Service Soviet Union. Riqbard M. Diamond, PubHabar Virginia Brand Old Pashlonad one promised us one. •likely earns much more. other insurance companies paying “ is contemplating bringing a law en "Because they intend any future Dan Fitta, Editor GLAZED PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 What do we say about policemen Alax Qlralll, City Editor WALLINGFORD (UPI) WIDE the regular commercial postage forcement proceeding against the European conflict to take place on — ------3::------N ' — the visible symbol everyone’s — Two men were charged HAM HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDSI parties for the recoverv of postage Western soil, the Soviets stress the BOLOQMA FRESH DAIRY DELIQHTSI •gripes against society? What do we Newport (R.I.) Daily News rate. with larceny and epn- (WATER ADDED) FROEEN FOODS OALOREI s p ira c y Friday In an n J3B HOOD’S W aldbaum ’s alleged plot to defraud HOOD’S t q p f r o s t W LB. LB. 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RALPH PATRICIA OHRIBTINB • 1 . 5 3 ROBBRT PBRRY, »TAM LAZBRBN, allegedly •1.13 1 _ _ WITH THISr~~ COUPON AT FOOD — : WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ' ^ M ^ | I LUIOHiO FBRRBTTI, LAVRA TURKOW8KI, Mdnohester : "I am BARBBR, iHahcheelaft LONQMORB, Vernon COLANOBLO. ■ payments from hospltaji • 1 . 2 3 ______.|rASS8otSS” .V'»'r?SS ______MART GOOD SUN., AUO 23 THRU ______i B i f l l l MART GOOD SUN . AUO 23 THRU _ |______■ ■ ■ | l •Manehesfer : “ At my ManehMier : "It doesn’t Manchester: “ Twice a Manchealer: ‘I don’t like w it h MiSili SAT., AUO 29. LIMIT ONE CON llffT I I A W li! SAT , AUO 29 LIMIT ONE PKO • W m S T O l “ Put It this way, I find lioviiwny oi HUMQiivHwri* Manoheateri “I would like TAINER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER _ ’ week is more convenient. • *hlnk It’s going create satisfied with once-a- througbout the country to . LidiT ONE PKO. ipartmeni complex, really matter to us. Our when It comes to spring a return to twioe a week. OUFW PER CUSTOMER. H||j||iP ^ COI^I^E^USTOj^R; __ They can work It out so more rodents and pests wedk collection . It Is "I do think they should TRH Associates. The iwnninMloMypogrwphlcMafTOfi. ______fwloe-a-week Is apartment complex takes and fall clean-up. It’s a let First the smell 18 terrible, taxes won’t have to go up- and problems. Even If it definitely a good way to keep It at twice a week. paymenU were for espe^ ‘ necessary. It’s absolutely care of It." We're paying lor taxes second, there would be means a few extra tax save money. Most towns of plastic bag% I think it’s tlve medical equipment, necessary. By Friday, the better to go back to two anyway." leas garbage on the dollars, I think It's Impor don't have more'than one such as X-Ray. 8on« and cans are all full ^aln." pick-ups. I And It very streets." -. CAT scan machines. Dlette MMCHESTER tant that It be picked up plck-bp a week and I don’t ttO WEST MBDIE TNL twIce-a-week." , see' why we should." hard this way, myself, with said. all those cans out there." THE HERALD, Sat., Aug, 22, 1981 - 9 H - THE HERALD. Sat., Au«. 72, IW l / ■i. f,. Pre-season Sea tragedy recalled club previews Page 11 '/ can't believe they hit us and killed everybody and ran off — Richard Lublin yacht yelled back, “ We have little Lublin said he saw the Karen E ’s NEW YORK (UPI) — Richard bow “ going down very slowly, like Lublin testified Friday he thought a children, too. and w e’re in a hurry to get to M ystic,” a seaport on the in the pictures o f thq Titanic. Then football tugboat churning through Long the boat was gone. Nothing. No sur Island Sound would be his Connecticut shore. Shortly before 11 p.m., the run vivors. No debris. Nothing. My “ salvation,” but said the tug’s crew family and dear friends all gone.” ignored his pleas for help and then ning. lights of the tug David M cAllistqr came into view, and Only two bodies have been towed a cement-laden barge into his recovered since the accident; Karen cabin cruiser, killing hls> wife, Lublin thought his troubles were over. Elizabeth Lublin, 10, the boat’s daughter and three friends. namesake, and Tliomas Markoski, "I can’t believe they hit us and “ I lodlfed out into Long Island Sound to the west and saw a very 44, Lublin’s neighbor in West Hart powers ignore killed everybody and ran off,” said well lit boat,” Lublin said. “ I tried ford, Conn. Lublin, of West Hartford. “They Still missing but presumed dead could have taken us on or tied us up. . to put m yself in a position directly in front of the boat so it would over a re L u b lin ’ s w ife , Joan, 40, I was sure this was our salvation Markoski’s wife. Rose, 44, and his coming out of the water.” take me as close as possible... “ There were four people daughter, Tina, 9. Lublin, owner of the 36-foot Lublin said he survived by forcing pleasure craft Karen E, testified on screaming (on the Karen E). I know they saw us. We were right under a himself to think of his two sons on the fourth day of Coast Guard shore. He swam and floated across hearings held to determine whether spotlight. I was convinced they'were NCAA threats-J the Sound during the night and was to line or revoke the operating going to throw us a line.” rescued by Reginald ’Tuthill, a resi A T L A N TA (U P I) - ’The College licenses of the tug’s captain and But, Lublin charged, the crew of votes public if they wish. Davison its prime lime provisions. the tug turned their backs on him dent of Orient, L.I., who was Football Association, comprised of In addition to afternoon games, crew. said that the CFA will be “ absolute awakened in his beachfront home by 61 of the nation’s top collegiate foot the NBC proposal offers prime time ’The Suffolk County District At and one man yelled, “ Get away. ly open to any advances they Lublin’s screams. Saturday night coverage of 11 games torney’s office is also considering We’re carrying a tow.” ball powers, ignored threats from (N C A A ) might make,” and insisted ‘"Thank God Reginald Tuthill was during each of the four seasons, whether to file criminal charges in Lublin said he put the Karen E the NCAA Friday and approved a the vote was not a stand against the into reverse but couldn’t break free a light sleeper,” LubUn said. $180 million television contract with 198285, covered by the agreement. the case. NCAA. In cross-examination, McAllister Hallock said “ college football Speaking forcefully and quickly, of the tug’s wake. NBC. “ They're (N C A A) the only ones attorney William Losquadro viewers are not in their homes on Lublin recalled the night of Aug. 9 "1 felt a vibration directly under ’The agreement is in direct con rattling a sabre,” he said. “ The attempted to show that Lublin could Saturday nights” and said 27 of the when his family and friends were the boat,” Lublin said. “Then I flict with a $263 million contract the sabre-rattling has all been on the have taken more prudent action 61 schools play in arenas with no returning from a trip to Montauk, realized I was caught on a rope or NCAA recently signed with ABC and other side. I don’t intend to confront chain or whatever they were following his boat’s loss of electrical CBS. ’The NCAA has threatened to the NCAA. I have said from Day lights and that would mean off- L.I. dragging.” power about 2 Vi miles from the expel any team appearing under Start that I intend to stay within the campus games for nighttime televi ‘ "There was a partial moon and a Connecticut shore. slight haze,” Lublin said. “ I had ’The barge, loaded with 6,000 tons UPI such a C FA contract. NCAA.” sion. “ Couldn’t you have navigated the At the heart of the entire televi Markoski and his wife in the bow to of concrete, loomed out of the ’The C FA did not announce a vote, Davison said “ no one feels guilty. Connecticut R iver without radar?” cruiser sank In Long Island Sound, other than to say it was approved by sion debate, however, is the spot lobster pots.” darkness and plowed into the cabin Richard Lublin, sole survivor when his cabin No one feels they have violated the Losquadro asked. “ Can you possibility ofooof expulsion from the Off Old Saybrook, Conn., Lublin cruiser. confers with his lawyer, Arthur Blank (left). 62 percent of those taking part. The terms of their membership (in the navigate by bouys?” said, the Karen E suffered a “ 1 heard a blood-curdling scream vote reportedly was 33-20 with five NCAA).” NCAA. “ If I can see them, yes,” Lublin Bolstered by the fact that massive electrical failure and one of from my little daughter,” Lublin abstentions, and three members Prior to the vote, NCAA said. He added that from past membership includes all major in ' its two engines went dead. He said said. “ My left hand was caught in a Lublin had an anchor with a line of “ Y es.” me I was at the bouy near Duck leaving before the balloting. executives Tom Hansen and Wiles experience on the river, he knew dependents and conferences, except he tried repeatedly to get help from iSoil of wire, but somehow I got free IM feet. “ W h a t was that thought Island. I realized we would be sit- Fred Davison, CFA board chair Hallock made an 11th hour appeal to that some bouys were lit and some for the Pacific-10 and Big 10. group sailboats, but three of them either of the boat and popped up. “ Why didn’t you anchor?” process?” tiiiig dead in the water and we could man and president of the University the CFA members and threatened were not. “ It’s a very tough place to leaders said expulsion could ul ignored or failed to see his flares. “ I saw the barge passing very “ I didn’t know where I was.” “ Pilot’s _____Point (a____ marina that have been run over.” of Georgia, said that schools had un individual schools v^th expulsion. navigate.” timately damage the NCAA more A fourth, he said, simply refused close to me, and I had to fight very “ Did you consider it?” Lublin raised on his radio) advised til Sept. 10 to change their vote. Hansen had told reporters that a Losquadro also established that than the CFA. to stop. He said a woman on the hard.” . “ At that time, the whole thing will good deal of the action to be taken be looked at by NBC to see if it is a would depend on the vote margin, Hansen told reporters outside the ■ viable plan,” he said. indicating that a close vote would meeting room that "1 think the" Davison disclosed that Georgia, give “ the CFA all the problems.” other members would treat this as a Leg-stretchIng time the defending national college foot He said majority support of the very serious infraction of NCAA Penny unveils plans for renovating mills ball champion, voted in favor of the CFA-NBC plan would have required rules. Manchester Midget Football League plan. He said the CFA would not dis the NCAA to renegotiate its ■‘I think there’s a strong feeling on Learning the proper leg-stretching the part of NCAA members that no technique from Coach Greg Germain of the program at Charter Oak Park. (Herald photo close until Sept. 10 how the other televison contract. teams voted. However, he said, the one group can bluff the national The improvements would be most saleable real estate commodi ’The NBC offer would guarantee Cunlinufil from oiir Chargers Is Todd Clemons, one of many by Pinto) other teams can make their own each school $425,000 for regionally organization," Hansen said. necessary to rent the units at ty in the Manchester area, he said. ’The m ill apartments w ill include a candidates working out nightly in the televised games and $550,000 for He told CFA members during the said. market value, FitzGerald said. wide range of rental prices, he said, national games during the first two meeting, “ you can’t maintain a The plans also require a contribu In addition, “ minimal work” on because of differences in design and years of the 1982-85 pact. viable organization with splinter tion from the town of Manchester,; surrounding streets would be built-in features among the units. Hallock, in remarks prepared for groups breaking o ff." however — a $2 million municipal necessary to transform those raods Ritter said the study showed there delivery to the closed meeting, He said the NCAA anticipated no bond issue to pay for public im into “ streetscapes,” complete with is no market for more con warned CFA members that “ the immediate disciplinary action until provements to the area. trees, benches and sidewalks, No politics in shrine voting dominiums at this time in NBC plan would be a ratings dis it was clear just how many schools “In order to make this project FitzGerald said. Manchester. ’The developers have no aster and cause college football might actually commit to the CFA work, the town of Manchester must Penny said the $2 million invest plans to convert the apartments to named. great embarrassment” because of program. participate,” Penny said, adding ment in the rehabilitation project condominiums now or in the future, Almost a dally visitor at the sports desk, ^1 If there are politics connected with the Hall that he will recommend the Board would generate “ an acceptable he said. ’The method of financing Jeff Koelsch offered » comment yesterday of Fame Committee, and the selections, this of Directors approve the bond issue return on our investment” in the would make conversion illegal, he that may be shared by others. writer has failed to uncover any to date. at its Sept. 1 meeting in order to get form of taxes. The mills currently Herald added. The popular local sports figure said several ‘Ih ere’s no arguing the fact that all 12 selec Lockridge risks ring titie the proposal on the November ballot bring the town about $20,000 a year Ritter said he has talked to the residents had exp res^ their opinion to him tions in the two years are popular. But to say for residents to voiie on. in taxes, which would “ increase sub Angle Council featherweight champion owners of other buildings. “ I think (knowing that he would pass it along) that the that the voting is only a popularity contest is LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - ’The bond issue must first be ap stantially,” he said. Salvador Sanchez Dec. 12, 1980. there w ill be a joining of some of the Manchester Sports Hall of Fame is strictly Earl Yost. far from the truth. Hoping for another world title shot. proved by the Cheney National The town will also assist in the • The 22-year-old Lockridge, other owners with this joint ven duties and merely a popularity contest^ Meanwhile, the ticket sale has been good Rocky Lockridge defends his United Historic Landmark District Com general financing of the project, Sports Editor originally from Tacoma. Wash., and ture,” he said. “ I think you’ll see a Horsefeathers. and from early indications another full house States Boxing Association mission, which will meet Thursday which will be done through revenue now fighting out of Paterson, N.J., tremendous impact on the entire This writer happens to be a member of the w ill be on hand the third Friday in September featherweight crown Saturday to consider the plans and make a bonds. Penny said, but will not has only the loss to Pedrosa to mar area.” com mittee and has taken part in every for the induction dinner. against fifthranked Juan la P o rte in recommendation to the Board of directly assume any debts for the his record in 21 fights. He also has 17 Penny said the renovation will meeting held the past two years and has been a nationally televised bout. Directors, FitzGerald said. bonds. _ r knockouts. Saturday’s fight will be benefit the town because, “ instead a voting member. All committee members do Lockridge, ranked No. 2 by the Although the bond issue is “ still in Neootiation$’for the rehabilitation his second USBA title defense since of continuing to decline, (the Cheney not cast ballots, Steve Cassano for one, the to limit the number of Inductees each year to Excellent job World Boxing Association, dropped the thinking stage, ” FitzGerald said of the buildings have been under he won the crown Feb. 19, 1980, by mill area) will grow and provide chairman. It was Cassano' who deserves a 15-round .decision to WBA about 3700,000 would be needed for way for several months, FitzGerald Nancy Nassiff, of the Nassiff Camera knocking out Fel Clemente in the housing and tax income.” credit (or getting the Hall of Fame project off Such will be the case on September 25 at the featherweight champion Eusebio improvements to Hartford Road and said. A proposal for federally- Studio, has compiled an excellent color print seventh round. Penny warned, however, that the the drawing board and made into reality. Arm y & Navy Club when Pete Wlgren, Tom Pedrosa Oct. 4, 1980, while LaPorte Elm streets, including the extension subsidized elderly housing in the album of the two-day Manchester Communi Board of Directors and people must Being a cpmparatlve newcomer to K elley and Pete CHose w ill join the first nine. lost a decision to World Boxing of Elm Street. Clocktower Mill was made by owner ty College-sponsored New England Relays be prepared to support the bond Manchester, Cassano did not feel qualified to No one can dispute the merits of the 1981 Money would also be required to Rosen in October 1980. last June. TTie local woma’n is recognized as issue for the project to succeed. vote. sclsctions purchase property for public use. Ritter said feejerally-subsidized The former Cheney Weaving Mill, left, and the Clocktower Mill, with a smokestack, beside ‘True, there have been many men, and a few one of New England’s top freelance sports “ Everyone has to be prepared to So much (or that ifsue. FitzGerald said this could include housing was not considered for the the Weaving Mill, are shown in this aerial. view of the Cheney mill complex as it photographers ... Dark horse entry in the make the committment or it will go A ll nine (eight men and one woman) in women, over the years who have received town purchase of Cheney Hall for joint venture. Market studies Manchester Men’s Singles Tennis Tourna nowhere,” he said. appeared early In the century. ductees last year for the maiden Hall of strong support for possible selection. showed that rental units are the ment coming up next weekend is Scott social and cultural purposes. Fame night boasted outstanding credentials The original list numbered nearly 100. Gottlieb. Taller and stronger and playing and achievements and made many con Beleive me, the majority of candidates rated great tennis, he’ll be among the stiffest tributions to sports over the years. a few minutes each before the list was pruned challengers for defending champ Mike The age of the honorees ranged from early down to 25, then to a dozen, and finally to nine Study shows how candidates used campaign loopholes Custer. Both young men were one-time team 40s to high 70s, so that old timers were not in ’80 and three this year. term s, kept $20,000 — Two of the 1981 selecUons just missed by mates at Manchester High ... Have a nice changed his mind. His elec- to personal use and pay —Former Rep. John forgotten by any means. WASHINGTON (UPI) - tover campaign con retiring members, the live on right after I left of several points of being In with the first group weekend. taxes on them just as if it Wydler, R-N.Y., who calling it “ distribution of The original plan, after the first year, was Former Rep. Edward tributions. ScrippsHoward said. fice. If I had maintained a tionfinance statement said were income. I’ve got served nine terms, ap excess funds.” ^»dx<4X‘X « » :i « ‘»wx«»:c-x-»x«-x-x«"X<-x^x-:-x-:-x*x«x«-»x-x-x-x-x«x*»»x»x-x-x-x-x*x-x->x-»x-x->x-x-:->x-x-x-x-x-x-x%v.v^ Beard, DR.I., confirmed Lawmakers approved a Beard, who now owns continuous campaign com he was converting the friends who got beat and parently benefitted from Friday he kept more than grandfather clause late in and operates a bar in his mittee, it would have ac funds “ to personal use.” —A1 Ullman, an Oregon • ' / converted what they had $38,519 in leftover cam $11,000 in leftover cam 1979 permitting members home state, kept $11,185. cumulated toward another “ I wish it was that Democrat who chaired the left over to personal use — paign funds. paign contributions for his of tbe 96th Congress to “ The rules were when a federal campaign,” Beard much,” said Davis, House Ways and Means they saw they were getting — Former Rep. Morgan Committee, pocketed $17,- personal use, but he keep unused campaign campaign is completed, if said. referring to the $45,000 beat and just didn’t spend Murphy, D-RL, kept $13,- emphasized he did nothing funds — but making it il you were not going to seek In addition to Beard, figure. “ It’s closer to 333 after his defeat. Now a Halldorson paces Buick Open it all.” 350. His final report Washington consultant, illegal. legal for all other federal office, any left over funds ScrippsHoward said its $22,000.” Rep. Edward Patten, D- described the transaction Scripps-Howard News office-seekers to do so. can be declared as per survey showed former He said most of the Ullman reportedly kept the N.J., charged with as a “ closeout.” Larry Nelson, 78-72—150. Service reported Friday Both the House and sonal Income,” Beard told Rep. Mendel Davis, DS.C., money went for “expen m o n e y as p a r t o f a ‘OftAND BLANC, Mich. (UPI) - 7,001-yard Warwick Hills course to Lanny Wadkins and Tom Shaw pocketing $3,327, says: “ I —Thomas Ashley, D- Halldorson made a modification several retired or defeated Senate had rules for more United Press Inter who fought to preserve the sive back surgery I had in “ liquidation of surplus.” Dan Halldorson, trying to raise the tie with defending champion Peter were tied with Hill. clearly in my heart know Ohio, defeated after 13 in his putting style to cope with the members of the 96th than a 'decade saying national. “ On the next tax loophole, pocketed $45,047. early 1980 that forced me level o f golf in Canada through his Jacobsen, who shot 69^137, and .One of the most unusual shots of that I never gained any greens, which most golfers agreed Congress, Beard among members could not divert return I will have to in Davis, practicing law in to retire from Congresy” own success, shot a 4-under 68 Steve Melnyk, who had the day’s se the day was unleashed by Dan Pohl, personal advantage — to were generally softer the second them, used a loophole to campaign funds for per clude the $11,000 as per Washington and South Most of the donoM knew Friday (or a lO-under total of 134 and cond best score of 67. at 68-138, when hp put his tee shot buy bread and butter — day but were still brick hard on legally pocket tens of sonal use — but those sonal Income. Carolina, said he would the money would o ^ j f ^ a tw^roke lead at the halfway ’The day’s best round, a 6under 66, on the 321-yanl par 4 14th hole com from any campaign fund. some holes and soft on others. thousands o f dollars in lef largely were ignored by “ That was used partly to seek re-election, then for medical bills, he said. poiht of the f3SO,OOb Buick Open. was posted by Allen Miller, who pletely over the green and then had ’That money was used for “ It would be nice to play 72 holes ■ : “The law says anyone ’Hed (or second after shooting W headed a group of eight at 1-38. to scramble back to make his par. transition and expenses.” without a bogey,” said Halldorson, who runs for federal office for the second straight day were ‘The other first round coleader, It took a score of par (144) or Others named in the sur BUCKLMID FARMS who has done just that through 36 and has campaign funds Calvin Peete and Roger Maltble, Dave Hill, was 3-under on the first better to make the final 36 hole Breakthrough seen for controllers holes. “ I think I can win-then.” left over may concert them vey were: CORNER ADAMS 8T. and while first round coleader Isao Aoki nine holes o f his second round but' chase for the $63,000 first prize. Halldorson's best finish this year was one of three golfers another bogle^ the 10th and llth , plus the There were 76 golfers who made it vent them from obtaining federal TOLLAND TURNPIKE was a tie for second in the ()uad CoMliniied fr<»iii |»uge one 33,000 members of his union could be stroke back at 137. 17th, and stayed 5 under for the tour and most notable of those who didn’t aid. Cities O ^ n but he still is 41st on the affected by the strike. (AeroMB from Ca/^or'a) Aoki went up*to par of 73 on the nament with a second round of par. was P G A and Greensboro-Winner John Willoughby, a spokesman for PGA Tour with earnings of $77,289. federal personnel specialist in The Office of Personnel Manage the Professional Air ‘Traffic Con Brady recovering ’This Is in spite of his habit o f alter Kenner, La., said a number of pilots ment announced it will test trollers Organization regional office Connsctlcut VaUsy nating weeks playing in Canada and have applied for work in his area. applicants from Oct. 15 through in Kansas City, Mo., said many con WASHING’TON (UPI) — Talking and in excellent the United SUtes to help support his “ Some had been laid off before the Nov. 30. A total of 59,158 people had lUTIVE POTATOES Caponl gains four-stroke margin trollers have applied for unemploy spirits. White House press secretary James Brady was home country’s tour. He is a native controllers’ strike, some after,” he submitted applications for the posi ment benefits, “ but the first delay back in his hospital room Friday recovering from his of Winnipeg. said. “ They will have a better tion by midweek, a spokesman said. said, “ but not me. I ’d feel a lot will be that we have not received an latest operation — the fourth in the last five months. 1 0 l b . b « s ^ 1 i 3 0 course. Daniel had a chance to tie “ 1 enjoy playing back there,” he chance than others because of their In Amsterdam, representatives of SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio (UPI) betUr if I was leading by 10 shoU. official notification of removal. Despite a slight overnight temperi^)ure rise, “ he is for second place but bogeyed tbe said. “ I want to help support their aviation background.” the International Federation of Air — Donna Caponl birdied two of tbe I’m not going to pay any attention to “ We expect the FAA to delay that really doing very well and In excellent spirits,” said 18th hole for the second straight tour and hopefully get more money Barbara Abels, federal public af Traffic Controllers’ Associations, (Inal three holes for a S-under-par 69 the leader board until the (Inal day.” final step of the removal process so George Washington University Hospital spokesman Dr. NATIVE CUPP PEARS day. and bigger purses and thus get more fairs officer for the Western United representing 61 member nations Friday and a commanding four-shot Little, a three-time winner this they can prohibit the controllers Dennis O’Leary. ' Nancy Lopez-Melton, returning to guys playing " , . States, said former pilots were tvorldwide, gathered Friday for a lead over South African Sally Little year, had 16 pars Friday, a bogey at from getting unemployment Brady, 40, underwent a three-hour operation Thursday the tour after resting her ailing Another golfer going his second / ■'v among “ hundreds of applicants” in two-day meeting on whether to sup 3> b . M . O O midway through the $180,000 World the 410-yard 6th hole and a 20-foot benefits any sooner than to seal off a spinal fluid leak. It was his fourth operatldn shoulder (or two weeks, skied to a 9- straight round without a bogey was port their American counterparts. Championship of Women’s Golf. birdie at 16. her region. necessary.” since he was shot through the brain during the over 81 that put her in 10th with a 183 Floridian Peete. “ I was very con ‘"The meeting has been called C a p ^ , who shot a Z-under-par 70 “ I (eel great,” she said, “ I think Ivan Hunt, chief of the tower at attempted assassination of President Reagan March 30. total, 14 shots off Caponi’S pace. sistent,” said Peete, a native of because of the great international , At the same time, PA’TCO has in Thursday’s opening round, was I ’m in real goiad position. A four- Los Angeles International Airport, “ He is doing fine and remalps in good condition,” W Qlid Fir n n is Caponi, the second-leading money Detroit who w ill have numerous concern about safety in United been urging its members to fight the five shots juiead of defending cham shot lead on this course can dis said such “ crossovers” are not un O’Leary said. “ Everyone is feeling very good about winner this year with nearly $180,- family members following him States air space and about the treat firings. “ We are urging our people NATIVE CANTALOUPES pion Beth Daniel, who had h ef se appear quickly.” usual. “ We have a number of pilots yesterday’s procedure and eyerythlng went smoothly.” 000, blrdled the 16th and 17th holes to around for the next two rounds. ment of the American controllers,” to take advantage of every legal cond straight 73. and six in front of Lopez-Melton, shooting triple who have been traffic controllers,” O’Leary explained that.Brady's temperature returned take command of the*toumament, “ I didn’t miss the fairway all day. said tbe association president, Harrl avenue open to them,” a union Jan Stephenson. bogey on the seventh and ninth he said. to normal Friday after a sUght risa ’Thurkday night. He 30V which offers the biggest first place The hometown crowd always tries Henschler of Canada. spokeswoman said. Uttle carded a even-par 73 to go holes, recorded the second-highest Best foot forward ‘"Throughout my.career, I have was taken to hfs hospital room not long after Thursday’s prise in LPG A history — $50,000. to make you play better than you The battle between the govern ’The FA A said to date, 7,840 of the with her opening round of 71. round o f her professional career. kpown controllers who have become operation. Caponl had a Up-in birdie putt of should,” Peete said. “ You try to ment and the union appeared to be nearly 12,000 fired controllers have corn Caponi, who Is seeking her sUtt Two years ago the. winner t>f 33 Blonde-haired Judy Langer puts her best foot Into ball during pilots and pilots who became con He has since been talking to, among others, his wife Bums a suBM one m t on the 480-yard, par-6 16tb shoot a 65 or 66 when you should play turning into a paperwork war. filed verbal or writteq appeals of I> O A UUe of tbe and U ttld eareer titles, mot sin 83. open soccer tryouts for girls this week at Cougar Field. Langer trollers." Hunt said. “ But for pilots Sarah, who has been by his side mo$t of the time. “ She, Picked fre$h dally . and rolled in a lOfoOt birdie putt on each shot as it comes, Union officials expressed concern their dismissals. An agency ■ ;ai»ro the only playert id $ *^ t “ I can’t get mad about this,’*she was one of 50 girls age 12 and under who took part. (Herald to become controllers there Is only )oo, is in excellent spirits,” said O’Leary. the 448-yard, par-5 17th. “ But after two 68s, It geU your that.the Federal Aviation Ad Spokesman said while they have a % ||jfji|;fi( 13 who were und^ W after said, “ because it w^s really only one reason; they are on furlough.” According to an earlyaftemoon hospital bulletin, “ His “ Some people might feel comfor- confidence rolling. I just hope it photo by Pinto) ministration would try to delay the right to appeal, this appear^ to be a .“ '|Mn (tpunds over the 6,335-yard J.J. O’Donnell, president of the U ble with a four-shot lead,” she two holes that threw me off.” physicians report that Mr. Brady is stable and In good • . a„ '^akOr Heights Country Club keeps going,” he said. formalities of firing nearly 12,000 deliberate attempt to flood the agen 150 Air Line Pilots Asiociation. said condition ... He is fully alert and in excellent spirits.” earlier this week up to 2.000 of the striking and fired controllers to pre cy with paperwork. r - v ■■ '■ ■■• t ■ ■ ■. THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, '1981 - 11 Ml - THE HERALD. Sat.. Aug. «■ 1961 W in s Pqfriots determined handshake and M?/ as season approaches In afternoon quarterfinal play, 'TORONTO (U P I) - Tracy Austin " I felt that when she won toe Andrea Jaeger survived « baseline Foxborq, Mass. (U P I) — The New Rader, a free agent who played for Speedster Stanley Morgan and advanced in straight sets Friday to match, she was insensitive about the hitting match with South African England PatrioU, a team with some the New York Giants in 1979. Harold Jackson both averaged the semifinals of toe Canadian Open way she won.” said toe 19-year-old Rosaiyn Fairbanks, 1-6! 5 2 ,5 2 , and o f the top talent in toe N FL, again As for toe team, Erhardt figures better than 20 yards a catch. Should tennis championship only to be con from LuthervHlp, Md. “ So I let her Martina Navratilova advanced in embark on another season deter they w ere one pla'y away from Hasselbeck not sign, veteran Terry gratulated at center court with a know with a few choice words I am two seta over sixth-seeded Sylvia mined to prove to themselves and making the playoffs in 19%. The Nelson, acquired from Los Angeles, handshake and obscenities from her not proud o f.” Hanika of West Germany by coming the many skeptics that they belong Patriots got o ff to a fabulous start in or rookie Lin Dawson will be the opponent Pam Shriver. In a late Shriver was intensely upset that from an 0-4 deficit in the second set in-toe league’s upper crust. 1980, winning six of their first eight tight end. match, Chris Evert Lloyd beat back umpire Karl Allison made a late to post a 7-5, 54, decision. Jaeger, Future great Already, the Patriots have suf games, but injuries to Grogan and Hannah anchors the offensive line a second-set rally to defeat fifth- overnile to take a point away from from Chicago, meets Evert and fered one setback, toe retirement of Cavanaugh took their toll and New on the left side with Dwight Wheeler seeded Hana Mandllkova, 6-3,7-6 (7- her in toe second w t. " I f he says he Navratilova draws Austin in Satur Shawn Brophy latches onto foot tight end Russ Francis, one of toe as the tackle. Shelby Jordan will 1), in their first meeting since wasn't late on that call, he's a liar,” day's semifinals. ball during forward passing drill at stars in the league. Francis was play tackle on the right side while Evert’s victory in toe Wimbledon she said. Charter Oak Park. Youngster Is coming o ff his best season and, as of Bill Lenkaitis and Pete Brock will final. The tournament has been plagued Jaeger, who is seeded third in toe yet, the Patriots have not signed his share the center slot. Bob Cryder The No. 2 seeded Austin prevailed with temper tantrums over of one of over 100 candidates for $200,000 tournament, said she did backup, Don Hasselbeck, who is a takes over from Sam Adams as the over No. 8 Shriver, 6-2, 7-5, in a ficiating throughout the week and berths In the 1981 Manchester not gain control of her match until free agent holdout. other guard. Top draft choice Brian gruelling match that featured seven Shriver's second-i'ound opponent Midget Football Leagub. Practice she decided to be content with But other than toe problem at Holloway will fight Wheeler for a service breaks in toe last eight Bettina Bunge'pulled out in toe final' sessions are held each week night p(aying interminable rallies with tight end, toe Patriots have pretty starting job. games before Austin fought back set of their match Thursday after from 6:30 to 8 o’clock. (Herald her opponent. 'much toe same crew that came Vagas Ferguson, comihg off a fine from a double break point to hold losing several calls. photo by Pinto) within ah eyelash of making toe rookie season in which he gained a her serve. Controversy continued in the late “I just sort of let everything playoffs. Their 10-6 mark would team-high 818 yards, is one starting As toe two players shook hands at match. The 28-year-old Evert took bother me in toe first set. She was have been sufficient to make toe England limped home to a 4-4 mark halfback. Reliable Don Calhoun, the net, Austin dropped her racket advantage of six double faults by playing real well, moving me playoffs in 1978 or 1979 but it was ohe in the second half. who rushed for 787 yards, figures to and recoiled from.a torrent of ver Mandllkova and prevailed in the tie around a lot. Then I jupt started to win short in 1981. “ In 1979, we were one game out of be the fullback. Halfbacks Horace bal abuse from Shriver. Austin, who breaker after the Czech had come let her make all the moves. Instead The big question facing Coach Ron the playoffs. Last year, we were one Ivory, the N F L leader in kickoff appeared to be reduced to tears, sat back from a 5-2 deficit. of me,” said the pony-talled Hairy situation on court Erhardt, who begins his third year, play away from making them. This returns. Andy Johnson , and rookie down head in hands. Mandllkova soundly criticized a teenager who two weeks ago is toe health of his quarterbacks. year, we have to guard against the Anthony Collins will sed’ action. “ I do know one of toe things she linesman who called her for a foot claim ^ the U.s. Clay Courts title. Both Steve Grogan and Matt mistakes we made in the past," Mosi Tatupu wijl back up Calhpun. with her hair flying around her head, third- during quarterfinal match In Canadian Open said starts with an T and toe other fault while she was serving with toe Navratilova, who has two ap Cavanaugh are coming o ff knee sur Erhardt said. Linebacker Steve Nelson leads a Friday. She won by scores of 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. was ‘You are a piece of blank,'” said second set deadlocked 55. seeded Andrea Jaeger still manages to proaches to tennis — aggressive and gery. Grogan, who uses toe exhibi Ail-Pro guard John Hannah, voted defense which was eighth-best in the (UPl photo) toe )8-year-old pro from Rolling “ There are a few complaints in watch return to opponent Roealyn Fairbank extremely aggressive — was dis tion season as a tuneup for the the league’s top offensive lineman, league in yards allowed but 18th in Hills, Calif., who meets Martina every tournament,” Evertsaid. "At pleased with her straight^! vic regular season, thinks he should be said the Patriots had to avoid their points permitted. Rod Shoate and Navratilova Saturday. least the linesmen here had the guts tory. toe No. 1 choice. mid-season swoon which last year Mike hawkins figure to join Nelson “ I don't deserve that. I was very to call it. She does foot fault. “ I was disgusted with the way I “ The thing that irks me a lot is in the linebacking corps with the upset ... I was flabbergasted,” . - “ Everybody's so tense right now played in the second set. I was not thdt I’ve played six years and fourth spot producing a battle Austin said. — everybody’s so competitive. The playing my type of game anymore.’^t started 76 straight gam es," said between ^ b (iolic, John Zamberlin, Names in th^ news Shrjver said she became em U.S. Open is coming in two weeks.” said the 24-year-old Czechoslovakian Grogan, who before his Injury last Bill Matthews and Larry McGrew. bittered that Austin was not proper It was Evert’s 45th win of the year defector who is playing in her first year was among the top quarterbeks The secondary is as talented as one BASEBALL ly modest about winning toe match against one loss, which was tournament since acquiring in toe AFC. “ Matt has played only ‘One play away can find in football. Mike Haynes through a series of hotly contested rendered by Mandllkova in the American citizenship. four games and now they’re all and Ray Clayborn return to the cor line disputes. French "Open. " Willie Randolph wondering who will be No. 1. If Matt from ’80 playoff ners and Erhardt says this year he NEW YORK (U PI) — New York Yankee Executive VicePresident Cedric Royals 4, Yanks 0 wins toe job, I can live with that. If will flip-flop them depending on the receiver. Rick Sanford will be the Tallis Friday chastised All-Star second baseman Wiilie Randolph for mis NEW YORK (UPI) - Left-hander he takes toe job, more power to him. Ron Erhardt strong safety. Talented Roland sing a Thursday workout, saying, “ Willie just didn’t handle it the right Larry Gura threw a four-hitter It’ll be good for the club because Intriguing NFL matchups James may give veteran Tim Fox a way,” but stated the club hasn't decided whether to levy a fine. Friday night, leading the Kansas he’ll have to play extrem ely well to shot at the free safety spot. One day after Randolph was absent from the mandatory practice because City Royals to a 4-0 victory over the take my job from me.” said New England Coach Ron Pittsburgh’s Terry Bradshaw, .who The defensive line w ill be without o f a previous commitment to attend a charitable function, Tallis issued a New York Yankees.' By Ira Kaufman Erhardt said he felt Grogan Erhardt. “ The next two games will Mel Lunsford, who was traded to formal statement in which he criticized the manner the Yankees were in Gura, 7-5, retired 15 Yankees in a UPI Sports Writer engineered Steeler victories over should be given the No. 1 shot and left the' team’s fate in the hands of be important in our pre-season Cincinnati, but, ProBowler Julius formed Randolph would be absent from the workout, which came on an off row from Rick Cerone’s leadoff Dallas in Super Bowls X and X III. added he was concerned about others. , A pair of intriguing AFC preparation in order to get toe Bradshaw has been bothered by a Adams returns as do pass rushers day. single in the second to Lou Pinlella’s carrying three quarterbacks. “ We have to try to be more consis matchups and a powerful inter timing down with our first unit.” Richard Bishop and Tony McGee. one-out double in the eighth. He stiff neck but is expected to play at “ Our priority at quarterback is tent in the seventh, eighth and ninth conference clash between two-time Coach Tom Flores will start ex- Ray Hamilton will be the noseguard walked none and struck'out three. least three quarters Saturday night. not who’s going to be where — Steve games of the season. That hurt us Super Bowl opponents highlight toe Patriot Jim Plunkett at quarterback and rookie Steve Clark may help.' Dave Parker Kansas City : got two runs off Elsewhere Saturday, Atlanta Is at ■ was No. 1 before he got hurt and last year,” said Hannah. “ 1 think third weekend of NFL pre-season and backup Dan Pastprini is Minnesota, Cincinnati at Chicago, Smith, the N F L ’s most accurate Yankee starter and loser Dave this year he’ll be there again. Matt did a this year’s team has a lot of unity." PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Pittsburgh Pirates Vice President Harding action. The Cleveland Browns, com scheduled to see his first pre-season Jets' Green Bay at Denver, Houston at helluva job as a backup but we don’t On offense, the Patriots will again kicker, again will handle the field Peterson says the time has come “ to make changes” to get the Bucs back Righetti, 3-2, in the fourth inning. ing o ff a 1510 triumph over .Buffalo ac tio n fo r O akland, 1-1. The Tampa Bay, Miami at Detroit, the know if either one is going to be produce. They scored 441 points last goals and extra points. The punting on the winning track, and hints that Dave Parker could be the next one to at Rich Stadium last week, play host Raiders’ running, game w ill be in New York Jets at the New York healthy.” year and kicker John Smith led the job. a sore spot for many years, will pack up and move on. to the Bills Saturday night in a bat low gear, with top backs Mark van Giants, St. < Louis at Kansas City, Candidates for the third quarter N F L in scoring. be decided in pre-season between Peterson, only hours after dealing backup first baseman John Milner to Jays 5, WSox 4 tle featuring 1980 AFC divisional E)egbeh (chipped elbow) and Kenny Seattle at San Francisco and back slot are Tom Owen, rookie Grogan and Cavanaugh will again returnee Mike Hubach and rookie Montreal for first baseman Willie MonUnez, said Thursday he doesn’t know winners. The NFL champion King (concussion) expected to see TORONTO (UPI^ - Lloyd Washington at Baltimore. New very simple on paper Brian Buckley of Harvard and Dave have a gifted fleet of receivers. Ken Naber of Stanford. “ at this point” what changes he w ill make this winter, but they may involve Moseby belted a two-out homer in Oakland Raiders are in Schaefer only limited action. Veteran tackle Orleans plays Philadelphia Sunday Parker. Stadium Saturday against un the bottom of the ninth inning Art' Shell (sprained ankle) will not at Syracuse, N .Y. ‘If you re asking if I think the tim e has come for our club to make Friday to lift the Toronto Blue Jays defeated New England and in a play- In Friday night’s lone game, Los changes, the answer is yes,” said Peterson, the Pirates’ director of player to a 5-4 comeback triumph over the nationally televised contest, Another quarterback expected to Angeles was at San Diego. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - The Todd, who called his own plays The line is led by All-Pro tackle personnel. Chicago White Sox. Pittsburgh plays at Dallas Saturday see his first exhibition action is New York Jets’ goal this year is last year, set an N FL record with 47 Marvin Pow ell and his counterpart, After reliever Eld Farmer, 23, night. very simple — to be toe team they completions in one game. But he Chris Ward. Randy Rasmussen and The Central Division champion also threw a Irague-hlgh 30 intercep Dan Alexander are the guards and Giants' fans suffer retired Alfredo Griffin and Danny jw e re supfxwed to be last season and Ken Rosewall Ainge in the ninth, Moseby smacked Browns, 2-1, and toe Elastem Divi- 'not the one they actually were. tions ^ that figure should drop Joe Fields the center, with John STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt..(UPI) — Top-seeded Ken Rosewall breezed an 0-1 pitch over the right-field ' Sion champion Bills, 52, who Will A year ago, there was all sorts of with Walton taking over the Roman and Stan Waldemore the key past fellow Australian Owen Davidson, 6-3,6-0, Friday and Tom Okker upset fence for his seventh homer of the m eet for real- Nov. 1 in Buffalo, Joe's optimism and players actually Were playcalling duties. reserves. third-seeded Roy Emerson, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1, in first round action in the current season. Dave Stieb raised his record complete their home-and-home World talking playoffs and even Super “ I like 1 ^ , ” sid Todd. “ He has a Gardi's major task on defense will stop of the Tennis Legends Championship tour. Rosewall, 47, has won four of to 6-8 as the Blue Jays won their series and Cleveland Coach Sam Bowl. ’The Jets had led the league in good grasp of offensive football. He be to pull together a unit that while team rebuilds the last six events on the tour. third straight. Rutigliano has found some humor In Joe German rushing, there was a new, exciting seemed almost totally confused last toe NFL’s pre-season slate. Emerson, who has won more m ajor titles than any player in history, weapon in wide receiver Johnny year. His remedy is called “ swarm sacks and tackles last year. “ The NBA schedule continues dominated his match with Okker until midway through the second set, when “ Lam” Jones and lUchard Todd was football.” EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Terry Jackson, who missed the Twins 7, Brewers 6 next week,” Rutigliano said with a he began to tire. • expected to emerge as a top “I consider myself a riverboat (U P I) — If good things come to last, half of the season with a dis grin. “ I think they should call a MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Ron quarterback. gambler when it comes to defense,” those who wait, how much longer located shoulder, returns at one cor technical foul against (Buffalo Jackson’s three-run homer and All that optimism was shattered says Gardi. “ I’m not afraid to take must the New York Giants suffer? ner and Mark Haynes, last year’s Coach) Chuck Knox for using toe Tom Welskopf Gary Ward’s two-run single helped in just one month. The Jets were up chances. I ’m not afraid to blitz and The Giants haven’t made the No. 1 draft choice, is entering his se zone. Ih a t's cheating, isn’t it? the Minnesota Twins snap a six- set by Baltimore in their opening I ’m not afraid to have our guys play playoffs since 1963 and Coach Ray cond season full of confidence. “ I YORK, England (U PI) — American Tom Welskopf earned a share of the “ I hopie we’re playing them a Memories game losing streak with a 7-6 vic game, lost five in a row and finished bump and run. What I like to good, Perkins and General Manager felt no pressure last year and there secondround lead Friday in the $180,000 International Open golf tournament fourth time in toe playoffs. They’re tory over the Milwaukee Brewers. with a dismal 512 record. They hit likes a controUrtl offense but one aggressive football, swarm football, George Young each begin the third is certainly none this year,” he says. with a 3-under-par 69. good — a Super Bowl contender. We I ’ve been sitting her staring at toe We kids used to go to toe local' their low point late in the season t^ t is diveraified. I have a lot of everybody around the ball, year of New Y ork ’s latest rebuilding "1 have nothing to prove to anybody. Welskopf s 69 gave him a 9under'l35. He is tied with Australia’s Graham learned a great deal last Saturday typewriter trying to come up with butcher shop and cadge a nickel’s when they became the only team in confidence in Joe Walton and I think everybody getting into the flow. If effort. Although a solid draft should I'd like to be the best at my position Marsh (69) and Britain’s Eddie Holland, who had a 66 on the 6,779 yard something interesting for you Earnest Gray is Simms' favorite VTIaorS 7 RsnOOrS 4 and w e’ll learn more this Satur worth or liver, or old soup bones the league to lose to New Orlekns. he’s going to make a big difference we get that, we’ll get good results.” produce slight improvement, Dallas and 1 believe it's possible." Fulford course. ’ ** ■ readers, and while doing so, my weapon and he caught 52 passes and day.” The only m ajor change in toe with meat still left on them and then But that seems to have changed this in the way we attack teams. We’re The defensive line is big and and Philadelphia seem out of reach Beasley Reece has been shifted Johnny Miller, the form er U.S. and British Open Champion, suprisingly DETROIT (UPI) - Richie eyes wandered over the stack of scored 10 touchdowns last year. The Browns’ offense will see Player of off toe toe river with some string, year and there is optimism once going to be a lot less predictable.” strong, with Mark Gastineau and in the NFC East. from strong safety to free safety failed to survive the halfway cut. He shot a second successive 75 for 150 — Hebner, Steve Kemp, and Lou toe Year Brian Sipe surrendering books in my hunting and fishing other probable starter is Danny ’ and bucket. more. Coach Walt Michaels, faced The Jets are armed with a Joe Klecko at the ends and Marty Perkins, who received a contract and untested thirdyear pro Steve three shots too many. Whitaker all hit home runs Friday Pittman, who showed promise as a the quarterback reins to backup library. Four or five of us would fish with a produce-orelse situation, has talented corps of running backs in Lyons ^ d Abdul Salaam at tackle. extension before training camp night to' pace the Detroit Tigers to rookie. Mike Friede, who sparkled Henry will battle young Tony Blount Paul McDonald . in the second As m y eyes settled on first this together with toe meat tied to toe done some ntiajor revamping. He all shapes, sizes and speed. Rookie tackle Ben Rudolph, a third- opened, is determined to improve a their, seventh straight victory, a 7-4 in midseason, is attempting a com for the starting SS job. quarter, rather than toe second half book, and then that book, toe titles string and a piece of lead or a nevy brought in Joe Walton from There is McNeil, stocky arid round pick from Long Beach State, running game that averaged only 3.6 Joe Frazier decision over the 'Texas Rangers. eback from major knee surgery and "The last two years I was telling as was toe case toe first three insinuated thoughts and memories nut tied up above toe meat. The Washhigton as offensive coordinator elusive, and veterans Scott has been impressive as a designated yards a carry duririg last year’s 512 The victory improved Detroit’s rookie John Mistier may be used as my club we had to win through PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier, games this summer. McDonald, a of different experiences that helped liver, or bone, would be thrown into to add diversification ^utd promoted Dierking, Clark Gaines, Tommy pass rusher. season. record to 8-3, tops in the Elast Divi a third receiver in obvious passing aggressiveness and intensity," says intent on making a comeback “ to put respectability back into boxing,” has lefthander, has enjoyed a solid enrich my life an dlvoe of toe out toe river and be wUowed sit. After fiery Joe Gardi to defensive coor Newton and Kevin Long, compact Greg Buttle and Stan Blinka man “ I ’m pleased with our running Perkins. "What I was trying to get sion of the American League. downs. signed a contract to fight either John Tate or Scott LeDoiix, Frazier’s preseason with a 54 percent comple doors. five of 10 minutes w e would pull toe and strong. There is tall and speedy two linebacker slots and veteran game so far,” says Perkins. “ Our dinator. Perkins introduced the shotgun across, without actually saying it, lawyer said Friday. tion average and four touchdowns. I Own so dam many books, on string in, and generally there would “ We’ve just got to forget about Ralph Clayton, a second-round pick Ron Crosby will try to hold off backfield situation is more consis was that we weren't very good." offense in training camp but then Attorney Sharon Hatch said Frazier, 37, had signed a contract with Jan Knox, still searching for a compe trout, trout fishing, fly tying, trout be one, sometimes two crawdads last season,” ; says Michaels. ” We who sat out last year with a broken second-year man Lance Mehl for the tent, the blocking’s better and riear- Dodgers 4, Cards 0 was jolted by the retirement of Aronson, an Ohio promoter. tent second fiddle to quarterback flies, trout casting that every tltile clinging to the meat. Th«M would were a young team, and we just foot, and Marion Barber, a seepn- other outside slot. ly all our backs can catch the ball.” ST. LOUIS (U PI) — Steve Garvey veteran center Jim Clack. Ernie She said the pact calls for Frazier to fight Tate, of Knoxville, Tenn., the Joe Ferguson and a more consistent kept pointing to just one word. then be placed in the bucket to be never bounced back after that The secondary will have Bobby But the Giants’ many critics aren’t smashed a two-run homer and Jerry dround pick this year who is big and Hughes, a guard, will battle Kelly Pats to use former World Boxing Association titleholder who was knocked out by kicking game, looks for the Browns TRO U T and I got to thinking. What brought home, or sold to one o f toe Jackson and Donald Dykes at the questioning the backfield’s hands — Reuss pitched a four-hitter EYiday opening loss to Baltimore. We had powerful. And there is little Bruce Saalfeld for Clack’s starting spot in current champ Mike Weaver last year. to repeat as a conference power. really turned me onto trout and local eateries for a magnificent players who read about how good comers, Ken Schroy at strong safety only its legs. Second-year pro Leon night to lead the Los Angeles .a young offensive line. Brad Benson “ I didn’t think we were as sharp trout fishing? What was toe very quarter per 18 crawfish; soda pop or and Darrql Ray, an All-Rookie Perry, who enjoyed strong games Dodgers to a 4-6 victory over the St. they w ere Snd forgot that yoii have and Gordon King return at the vet players offensively or defensively as we fift t spur, or motivation, to get me Ice cream ihoi^y. to go out and produce on the football choice last year, at free safety. against Dallas and Oakland late in Loiiis Cardinals. tackles, with J.T. Turner and Roy were against Detroit but you have to Interested? When was toe very first Well, one day we looked up and Johnny Lynn is the fifth back in the season, has added 10 pounds to a field. You win football games' on the Simmons starting at guard. give the Browns some of the credit tim e 1 saw a trout, and saw it as here was toe “ big kid;; all of 13 or passing situations.' 225pound fram e and apparently has Renaldo Nehemlah field, not in the newspapers. The kicking game is one of the FOXBORO, Mass. (U P II — After for that,” said Knox. “ They are an something different than a smelly 14 years of age, fishing with a real “ I think the lesson has sunk in. ‘Just never Pat Leahy and Chuck Ramsey won the starting fullback slot. Billy BERLIN (U PI) — American Renaldo Nehemiah, fresh off a world-record club’s few strengths. All-Pro Dave testing his youngsters the first two Expos 4, Braves 1 outstanding football team.” old fish? fishing rod, and what was even more again w ill handle the* kickin'g and Taylor, who only occasionally dis We’ve got a lot more experienced Jennings led the N F L in punting last exhibition games. New England setting performance, streaked to victory jn the 110 meter hurdles Friday at The Patriots, shooting for their It all cam e back to me, and punting. plays hi$ talent, is the halfback, ATLANTA (UPI) — Gary Carter impressive a real fishing reel. And team this year. We’re not the bounced back’ year and kicker Joe Danelo over Patriots' coach Ron Erhardt turns Berlin’s Olympic Stadiup third straight exhibition triumph, although it’s a kind o f round-about he flipped that worm out into the “ We kndw we’re in a tough with Larry Heater, Bo Matthews belted a three-run homer with two youngest team in the league came a sluggish start to hit on 13 of his veterans loose Saturday when Despite a pouring rsiinr, iah, who set the reeord'Of 12.93 seconds in are through experimenting and are story, it shows how one little in river with ease and precision, division,” says Michaels. “ Buffalo andt Doug Kotar — returning from out in the 11th inning to propel toe anymore - like we’ve been for the Walt Michaels his last 15 field goal attempts. the Super Bowl champion Oakland Zurich Wednesday, e ^ ^ i How Americans Anthony Campbell and ready to go primarily with their significant happenstance can almost making sure that we kids followed and New England are two of the top knee surgery — in reserve, Montreal Expos to a 4-1 victory over past few years. We have a lot of The big news on a defense that Raiders visit Schaefer Stadium. Dedy Cooper in 13.18 sOciM starters against the Raiders. guide a person’s life. every move he make. We were Im teams in the AFC and Baltimore is “ I hate to lose and iq/fiie three the Atlanta Braves Fridav niebt. guys with three, four and five years yielded a Whopping 360 yards per '‘‘Now that we have evaluated Back in the dim dark ages when I pressed. ' coming hack. We have to play good years I’ye been here, we’ve been "N ow that ,we have evaluated experience and tow’ve learnt to game is the heralded arrival of many of the younger and newer was about eight or nine years of age, football if we’re going to be in this labeled losers and m isfits,” says many of the younger and newer And what impressed us even han^e adversity. ’Ihey’re starting linebacker Lawrence Taylor, the Greg Smith players the last two gqmes, it’s time my family lived in Nevada for about filing but I think this team is capable Taylor, who led Giant runners with players the last two games, it’s time Cub^ 4^ Giants 3 more,' was toe suMen jump of a fish to realize what this game is all Harper, one of the best return men No. 2 overall selection in the draft. to give more action to the regulars,” a year. In fact, we lived in Reno, and out in toe river as he reached for his of doing it.” 50 yards. ‘Tm 'not a loser. The bot to give more action to the regulars," BLOOMINGIDN, Minn: r'fUPI)^—-The/Minnesota North Stars Friday CHICAGO (UPI) - Jeff Leonard about.” in football who is dangerous as a V ■ Reno In those days was not toe big rod that was sitting in the crotkh of Walton beUeves in a varied offen tom line to everything is I’m just said Erhardt. “The next two games traded defensemen Greg Smith and Don Jackson for a potential high 1982 scored on pinch hitter Jim running back in spot situations. metropolis it is today. This was a a forked stick. He.set the book and sive scheme. He likes bis offense tired of losing.” will be important in our pre-season first-round draft pick in a complicated, th^ee-comcred deal with two other Wohlford’s forceout Friday after For receivers, tte Jets have Jones Phils 5. Astros 4 town that rolled up the sidewalk at 6 we all crowded around watching as shifting, constantly changing looks Players needed The Giants’ passing game Is in preparation in order to get the N H L teams. noon to snap an eighth-inning tie and and Wesley. Walker, both world o'clock in toe evening, and toe big he battled this stniggling monster of and causing confusion in the considerably better «hape. Phil timing down with our first unit.” North Stars general manager Lou Nanne sent Jackson and a third-round lift toe San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Larry class sprintOT in college, backed by Any Manchester yourigster excitement them was going to toe the deep. defense. He’ll have some Interesting Simms enters his third N F L season draft pick to Eklmonton for the rights to winger Don Murdoch. Nanne then triumph over toe Chicago Cubs. Bowa lined a two-out two-run single veterans Derrick Gaffney and Bo5 wishing to play foothall and who The Patriots will be shooting (or movies once a week, or listening to 1 can still see hlme, with jaw set, firmly entrenched as the starting ‘Labjeled losers dispatched Smith, Murdoch and the North Stars’ 1982 first-round draft Fred Breining, 3-2, the Giants’ in the seventh inning Friday night to weapons to work with, including by Jones. The tight en^ will be w e i^ s up to 135 pounds and is no their third straight victory in file toe concerts in toe park once a and his freckles standing out on his running back Freeman M cNeil, the quarterback but he needs more con choice to Detroit for the Red Wiggs’ selection in the 1982 first round. third pitcher, picked up the victory lead Philadelphia to a 5-4 victory Mickey Shuler, an exceptional older than 44 may sign up with the N F L pre-season, having opened with week. pale face (pale from excitement) as sistency If the Giants are to ap- and G reg Minton blanked the C u l» over toe Houston Astros and snap former U(XA star who was the blocker and short range receiver, Bolton Tigers for a tryout. and misfits’ road victories of 3521 over Los Through tbjs park, and right he yelled to us to “ stand back.” .proach the .500 mark. over the final two innings to earn his the Phillies' four-game losing th M player taken in the NFL draft and Jerome Bqrknm, more of a Boys interested may contact Gil I Angeles and 17-16 over Tampa Bay. throught town, flowed the Truckee The fish was derrlcked up onto the Simms put together sensational 13th save. streak. In May. long-range threat. Boisoneau at 649-4751. The Raiders are 1-1 in preseason, R iver. For kids like m yself In the back-to-back gameri against Dallas Billy Taylor John McEnroe With one out in toe seventh, Keith grass along the bank, and the young . having edged Atlanta, 17-16, and lost summertime this river had to.be the and Green Bay last November but •Moreland and Garry Maddox drew man fell on It, sot hat It srouldn’t to Green Bay, 3514. KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (UPI) — Top-seeded John McEInroe overcame a — . greates playground In toe world. looked very ordinary the next two walks o ff V em Ruble, 53, and both flop back Into the water. He sluggish first set to down 12to-seeded Bob Lutz and advance to toe ROdS 2, MOtS 0 Most of\us played ball, used toe weeks before sitting out the final Erhardt plans to alternate advanced on a groundout. Bowa then d ei^ tch ed the fish quldcly srlth a semifinals of toe $200,000 ATP Championship Friday afternoon at Kinas swings, Wildes, and other simple Yale to start grid practice Monday three games with a bruised Taylor is already penciled in at a quarterbacks Steve Grogan and CmaNNATT (UPI) - Mario Sotq singled home toe tying and goabead rock, and ran to get his mother, Island. amusennents set up for children. shoulder. H e completed only 48 per starting OLB slot in the 3-4 align Matt Cavanaugh. Third stringer tossed a four-hitter and Joe Nolan runs to make a winner of Sparky leaving the fish tying there on the McEnroe. Douglaston, N.Y., dropped the first set but ralUed back to win However, the big thing (or all of us, cent of his passes overall. Scott ment with five-time All-IYo Brad Tom Owen may also see action.' singled in two fourth-inning runs Lyle, 6-2, the third of five g ra u alongside his fish rod. toe match, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2. McEInroe will face Raul Ramirez of Mexico in toe boys and girls was fishing for craw Yale’s football team, defending momentum we have going,” says along with the traditional Intra- Brunner looked fairly Impressive in Van Pelt. Harry Carson returns at Oakland coach Tom F lo res'w ill Friday night, lifting the Clnnati Philadelphia pitchers, and Tug I looked at the colored rainbow semifinals Saturday. Ram irez ousted Thierry Tulasne o f Franco, 6-1,2-6,6- fish In the river. Ivy League champion, will begin 0>zza, the wlnningest coach in Yale squad___ contests. Tlie Now Haven his rookie season filling in (or ILB after a season beset by physical start at former Patriot Jim Plunkett Reds to a 2-0 victory over the New McGraw picked up his eighth save. trout, and thought fo mjniCK, that I ‘3. Crawfish, or crawdads, for the un- preparations (or the 1961 season football history, “ but we also know scrimmage, slated Friday, Sept. 4 at and personal problems and Brian at quarterback, and backup Dan York Mets for their fourth stral^t had never seen anything so Simms late In the year. Inltated, are fresh water crabs, or in M o ^ y , when nearly 100 players that people w ill be shooting for us as 3 on the DeWltt Cuyler Field, will Kelley and Frank Marion battle for Pnstnrinl Is scheduled to see his trinmph. beautiful. The grass, the rod, reel SMuns has some good targets and actuality, fresh water lobsters. At report for pre-season practice. Head we lake on a very challenging (gature the younger players, wldle the other starting spot. first pre-season action. Plunkett Soto, 56, struck out eight and Bugs 4-3, Padres 2-2 and fish, painted an Indelible picture second-round draft choice Dave Sam Clancy least that’s exactly what they lo senior but is rated only a fair has emerged from the pack to grab NBA. Loser Pat Zacfary, 56, gave up late-inning rally Friday to lead debut against the Raiders on Sept. o f between six and eight inches, and to reiM this, he’ll find, oiit, that be, third consecutive mduputed ,)vy tlcut, and the usual slate o f Ivy op^ slaM 'tor the Bowl, will be played blocker, is listed behind veteran the s la r t i^ nose guard spot. He will , 1971. leading the Patriots to a The contract was a multi-year pact with no terms disclosed. only three hits and two runs, both of Pittsburgh to a 3-2 vlctoiy over the 19 were , truly awfully g o o d ^ eat, the grass, the river^nhs rod, foel, crown and fifth Ivv championship In p M i e ^ the EUs will scrimmage tatukday. Sept. 12 at 1;S6. Gary Shirk but may earn a starting be flanked by ends George Martin stunning 256 upspt in Foxboro. Clancy was the Suns' third round pick. 62nd overall in the June college them unearned, in seven innings. He Sm Diego, Padres for a sweep of a although one had to coos j f mess o f and fish, really influenced another the past six months. , the University of New Haven and job by mid-season. and Gary Jeter, who led the club in draft. walked four and struck out one. twinigbt double-header. them to get a meal out oi them. person’s life. "W e are encouraged by the the University of New Hampshire I t ij' THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, 1981 — 13 12 - THR HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 22,1961 Engagements / Weddings Scoreboard FOCUS/people TV'Novies/Comics Blyleven. 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Very neither is acceptable have never been lucky, only the Indian-looklng. “ The sum total of bidden from sight, rat hurting with the melodrama of a black my grandmother can be recipient of what he calls just the same. trying to understand his natural between aliens who Life measured in the fact that she “ happenstance.” “ I am keenly aware of the un enemies. But he humanizes the DEAR ABBY: While my marry U.S. clllaena In took me, and three of my sisters “ I auditioned for ‘Soap’ after fairness to blacks, tbe unjust way idea of Klansmen, suggesting wife and I were ’ order to obtain Immigra style and brothers, into her fam ily In the producers had exhausted.a they are characterized; pigeon that prejudice, once stripped vacationing in Washington, tion beneflu. But when the middle of the Depression. She list of known actors. Then I came . holed,” he is saying, his voice naked, is not so avyesome: D.C., we had dinner in the one says, “ I love you,” Marian Qhrlsty taught us that we could pull along and,” he laughts, “ they Dear Abby faintly mournful. “ 1 have never “ It would be a w bys and dining room of an elegant i when In faet It’s the Im- together,” he is saying. “ It was were desperate. I am a singer. done anything for blacks in'a wherefores film , a story about a hotel. A fter dinner, coffee m lgrallon benellls an enormous task of love, dedica And this was an acting audition.” Abigail Van Buren large sense. I have never wiaiwmaw with a soul, s man was served, and since the he/the loves, who’s to tion and devotion.” Then he makes light of his talents marched. But what I do Is by way who just happens to wear a white tables were quite close know...unless the alien There are questions that — as only the very successful can of acting. I accept roles only that sheet. It would be about a man of together I told my wife confesses, whieh Is Guillaume w ill not answer and, do with ease and elegance. But show that people, all people, are normal discriminations but with heaven and hell to belong to those that we had better ask the highly unlikely? in fact, he smiles, but his deepset you know, from his determined not different. But are, in fact, the those discriminations dissected cliques. Now, at this point in couple sitting at the table eyes are defiant. One is about his glance (and a 1976 Tony nonpina- same. What differences exist, so that you understand them. time, I am happy not belonging. I next to us if they objected Then you can say, ‘Oh, so that’s maintain my sense fff in parents, who they were, why they tion for “ Guys t i Dolls” and a and amu<%u W4SW44 tack like skin color, are insignificant. to our smoking. (M y wife would have been your 01 dependence with a certain joy, a . let grandmother take him. 1979 Emmy for “ Soap” ) that it:s reciprocity. Or is bringing My ambition springs from and is why he is the way he is!’” and I both smoke.) When I wife’ s. DEAR ABBY: I went Guillaume uses the phrase, pride.” “ There was no input from not really what he thinks of back gifts from trips a fed by a feeling that I must asked, the gentlemen very with a married naan for 14 “ the indivisibility of maiikind.” Guillaume uses Benson- them,” is all he’ll say about his himself. thing of the past? redress people’s opinions of other graciously thanked me for years and I never looked at Insplred humor to soften the mother and father. Was he “ I know nothing about acting,” \ DISAPPOINTED Then, sincerely: Do you think asking and said they w o^d DEAR ABBY: My hus another man in all that orphaned? Were his parents he says, assuming a posture of You know him better as "Ben that sound too lofty?” Then drama of being a boy with absent appreciate It if we dion’t band and I are now retired divorced? “ Yeah, yeah,” he mischievous vagueness. “ What I DEAR time. son,” the wry, sophisticated laughing: “ Do you think it sounds parents, a man whose roots begin smoke. and travel a great deal. We His wife died after a very says, not answering either ques have Is a set of personal opinions DISAPPOINTEDi No. butler who runs the governor’s too Freudian?” with an old woman, a grand Within two minutes, my always, bring back some in short illness and 1 thought tion. “ If it were not for my and an acting manual.” He T h a t c h a ’k m in g a n d mansion, a lovable gentleman Robert Guillaume, who’s from mother, who was a struggling wife lit a cigarette! I expensive but interesting for sure he would marry grandmother,” he says, his voice smiles broadly. “ Isn't it nice that thoughtful practice atlll who’s always fashionable, St. Louis, a cautious man who seamstress, and old woman who politely reminded her that souvenirs as gifts for our me, but do you know what thick with gratitude, “ you and I someone thought I could pull it /, flourishes among the always cracking jokes, always was brought up by his grand-, beat him and loved hlme and, . we had agreed not to friends. 0|ur parents, now happened? He married a would not Im having this conver o ff?” generous, sensitive and charming. Robert Guillaume, mother, then displays another more often that not, told him he smoke, but she went right long-deceased, always did young girl be had known sation.” Guillaume’s cleancut good well-bred. who plays Benson on the televi side of his personality. He’s a was “ a prince.” Christine Goff on smoking and said, it, and we have inherited only three monthal Robert Guillaume is incisive, a looks and overt humor suggest Doreen Smith Diane M. Keenev sion series of the same name, is loner, yes, but he also a man-who “ My grandmother, she was a “ They wouldn't have put their example. 1 asked him why he man who needs to know why that, perhaps, he is a pushover, a fashionable, funny and charming considers himself an outsider. conqueror like Genghis Khan, ashtrays on the table if . Our question: Has this didn’t m arry me, and he These admissions are scars, determined that I would not end such-and-such is happening to lightweight. It’s a false assump Keeney of Manchester to Steven M. in person. But he’s also IntropeO- Smith-Marino they didn’t expect people to custom gone out of style? DEAR ABBY: Recently said he could never reqtect wounds that have healed over, up in jail. And, like Genghis whom and why. He is primarily tion. Guillaume balks at admit Caron of Baltic has been announced .announced by her parents, Mr. and tive, a sensitive man who smoke.” Last week, good friends a woman who went with a Khan, she had her own torture compelled to know himself best ting his own limitations. “ The The engagement of Miss Doreen by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Lincoln Goff of Vernon, someone wrote to you attempts, with blustery bravado, but left marks. I left the table, found our returned from the Middle married man for 14 years. chambers. My only desire was to of all, to hone his strengths and secret,” he says, “ is knowing Edith Smith of East Lyme, form erly Keeney of 490 Keeney St. formerly of Manchester. stating that an alien had to disguise his vulnerabilities, “ I’ve never belonged,” he . waiter, paid him and didn’t EUist and invited us over to KICKING MYSELF IN flee far, far away when she got accept his flaws and. In so doing, what you can do well and what of Manchester, to Richard Louis Mr. Caron is the son of Mr. and Mr. Matous is the son of Mr. and married a U.S. citizen in Robert Guillaume fearing what we all feat — that says, his tone distant, matter-of- return. Consequently I show us a wonderful order to obtain permanent WINNETKA angry. Oh, I ’ve got scars to prove to assume a clearer self- you can't do well.” We are Marino, of Middletown has been an Mrs. J. Francis caron of Baltic. Mrs. Joseph Matous of Torrington. vunlerabllities are mistaken for fact. “ Ive never been part of any caught h- from m y wife, assortment of curios and her presence. Her greatest perception. He sees that as a having morning tea and nounced by her parents, Mr. and Miss Keeney graduated from East Miss Goff graduated from resident status in the U.S. DEAR KICKING: This weaknesses. clique. In the past, certain who said I was rude for trinkets from boutiques Such action by a foreign satisfaction? Oh, that I turned form of personal power. And so, Guillaume, in a crisp unbuttoned Mrs. Vernon E. Smith of East Catholic High School in 1973. She is Rockville High School In 1977 and should be a lesson to Guillaume, a singer-actor, existing cliques have interested leaving her alone at the where they obviously spent out to be intelligent, (lod-fearing. over tea, we are batting back and white shirt, is bouncing off Lyme. employed at Stanadyne Industries. from the University of Connecticut national is. In fact, a viola women who date married talks with confidence about the me. But those cliques have never table. Please straighten hours shopping. A ll their tion of the U.S. criminal Did she ever see me on forth ideas about life and living, theories about human Mr. Marino is the son of Mr. and Mr. Caron graduated from St. with a bachelor’s degree in educa next chapter of his dazzling failed to Impress upon me that one of us out. souvenirs were for television? Did she ever seen Ben sharing ideas about surviving and limitations, those invisible Mrs. Louis C. Marino of Bernard High School, and from the tion in 1981. She is employed as a and immigration laws. career — producer-director, a I ’ve no reason to believe that, oh, J.C. IN B E R K E L E Y themselves only. Not one son? No, no, no, she died.” succeeding, about being an in horizons that restrain us, even Middletown. University of New Haven, where he manager at Minnechaug “ If Room” Aliens should be in man in the driver’s seat, a man they would want me to share my little memento for us! What was this grandmother fluence. shackle us, making us feel we Miss Smith attended Bennett was member of Alpha Chi Honor in Glastonbury. DEAR J.C.: I think formed that fraudulent calling the shots. He talks of go<^ fortune with them. As a Last evening, a couple like? He dIscribes her in Guillaume hit the top in the hit can go only so far — no farther. Junior High School from 1962 to 1964 Society. He is a police officer for the Mr. Matous graduated from Lewis .you both need marriages cannot be used Getting married? doing a film about the Ku Klux young man, I ’d have moved wijth whom we have been and the Morse School of Business. State of Connecticut. S. M ills High SchoQl in 1970 and from straightening out! Your as a basis for obtaining im Whether you want a for very friendly for over 50 She was employed by Cummins The couple is planning a fall wed Western Connecticut State College wife’s behavior was rude m igration benefits, but mal church wedding or a years returned from a trip Diesel Engines of Connecticut in ding. (Nassiff photo) in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in and childish, but the rather w ill result in depor simple, “ do-your-own- around the world with a H art^rd from 1975 to 1976. She music. He is employed as assistant punishment you chose In tation from the United thing” ceremony, gel Ab- wonderful collection of graduated from the University of golf professional at Farms Country retaliation was inap States forever. by’s new booklet. Send souvenirs that they proudly Aspinwalls . Connecticut and is currently atten Club in Wallingford. propriate. Better to have DAN D. DANILOV, showed us. Not a single SI plus a long, self- ding the Hartford Graduate Center. Goff-Matous The couple Is planning an Oct. 10 apologised to your ATTORNEY AT LAW, package for either of us! addressed, stamped (35 Case against She is employed by Eastern Data wedding at Emanuel Lutheran neighbors for your wife's SEATTLE, WASH. cents) envelope lot Ab- mark The engagement of Miss Christine Abby, m y husband and I Systems Center. Norwich, as the Church in Manchester. (Candids by rudeness. by's Wedding Booklet, G off of Vernon and Joseph V. have never failed to DEAR MR. DANILOV t supervisor of operations services. Carol photo) You'd have probably 12060 Hawthorne Blvd., Matous of East Hartford has been remember our friends with Thank you for the of anniversary Mr. Marino received a bachelor’s caught h- for it, but the Suite 5000, Hawthorne, token gifts purchased in ficial kiss of death on degree from Central Connecticut face with the egg on it foreign lands. We are hurt phony marriages Calif. 90250. smoking builds Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall State College and his m aster’s degree from Wesleyan University. of 3 Anderson St., were honored at a from cigarette smoke increases the He is erpployed by Oxford Academy, CHICAGO (U PI) — Smokers who celebration dinner in honor of their risk of clots that could block thp Westbrook, as the dean of students quit can realize immediate and sub 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 8 major arteries of the heart. and as a secondary teacher of Board game teaches kids stantial health benefits, researchers at W illie’s Stedk House. history. say. Cigarette smoking “ raises the The couple was married Aug. 4, Medical researchers this week The wedding will be in October. heart’s tendency toward wild, 1931 in Coventry. published still more evidence that irregular beating,” the researchers \ about suffixes, root words cigarette smoking is dangerous, The party was hosted by their said. Keeney-Caron warning that nicotine increases children Clarence S. Aspinwall Jr. blood pressure and can prompt a The research team studied 3,997 of Manchester, N.H.; and Mrs. college—business administration, She may contact a game manufac The engagement of Miss Diane M. STORRS — What can be done to wild, irregular heartbeat. men, ages 35 to 65. All of the sub Alfred King and Mrs. Charles science, and math, for example. Of turer to see if “The University make learning about root words and Reporting in the current Journal jects had undergone diagnostic Kamerer, both of Vernon. course, the education .building is in Game” could be marketed. Smith suffixes exciting? I of the American Medical Associa testing for heart disease. cluded. said. But her main interest is to help Norma Smith, a summer graduate tion, researchers from the Medical Before his retirement, Mr. 'Smith, who is one of 12 students overcome the shortage of trained The project was conducted at St. K- student In education at the Universi (Allege of Wisconsin outlined a M/. Aspinwall was employed by Carlyle- from the Virgin Islands who studied teachers in her native Islands, Luke’s Hospital and the Wood ty of Connecticut and a fifth grade study they said confirms a strong Johnson Machine Co. in at UConn this summer, plans to where she lives with her husband Veterans Administration Medical teacher from the U.S. Virgin relationship between cigarette Manchester. Mrs. Aspinwall was come here for two or three and three sons. Schaefer-Lebel Islands, thinks she’s found a way. smoking, coronary artery Center in Milwaukee. previously employed at Pioneer summers to earn a master’s degree The Virgin Islands recruits Smith created a board game to occlusions and heart attecks. JAMA, in an editorial by Dr. Parachute Co. in Manchester. Tbe engagement of Miss Jo-Ann in education. She created “ The teachers on the U.S. mainland, but teach suffixes and root' words to But smokers who quit run only Schaefer of Manchester to Ronald J. those who accept a job often con William B. Kannel, praised the Both Mr. and Mrs. Aspinwall are fourth through sixth graders, and University Game” and several Lebel of Coventry has been an sider their assignment a vacation or half the risk of such problems as ac Wisconsin study for providing im members of Center Congregational she plims to try It out on her own others for a class in teaching nounced by her mother. Fern S. a short-term stay. Smith said. If tive smokers. portant additional inslghU into the Church. Mr. Aspinwall is a member fifth grade students this fall. reading. Schaefer of 144 W, Center St. She is enough native teachers are trained Nicotine places stress on the correlation between cigarettes and of King David Lodge, No. 31. The students in St. Croix, her "I felt good I could make also the daughter the late William J. in specialized areas such as m edia heart, increasing blood pressure and heart disease. I.O.O.F. and Sunset Rebekah Lodge. '' home, may not realize it, but they something concrete out of all the Schaefer of East Hartford. usage or special education, she said, heart rate, said researcher Arthur He is ..also a member of the also will be learning their way philosophies,” she said. “ If the Kannel, of Boston University f i ' -■) Mr. Lebel is the son of Mr. and the islands would not have to recruit J. Hartz. ■IN' Manchester Masonic Lodge, No. 13, around UConn. The game board is children can* play while they’re lear Medical (Center, pointed out the risk Mrs. Harold J. Lebel of 2340 Boston Debra Ann Cowles outsiders to staff the schools. Nicotine also reduces the blood’s A.F. & A-M. Mrs. Aspinwall is a Alicia M. Arpin based on a map of the Storrs cam ning, fine.” of heart problems increases Herald photo by Tarquinlo Turnpike, Coventry. ability to supply the heart with member of Sunset Rebekah Lodge. pus. oxygen, researchers'said. progressively with the number of Miss Schaefer graduated from The couple has six grandchildren. Four players take turns rolling cigarettes smoked dally. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinyvall Manchester High School in 1978 and Cowles-Van Wagner They also found carbon monoxide Arpin-LaPlante dice in “ ’The University Game.” is attending Manchester Community The engagement of Miss Debra They start on a space marked, It's not just a toy College. She is employed at Aetna The engagement of Miss Alicia M. Ann Cowles of Manchester to Lyn “ Hello freshmpn! Start at the bot Life & Casualty. Arpin of Manchester to Clifford A. don Van Wagner of Rochester, N.Y., tom” and progress through “ Disco f Mr. Lebel graduated from Coven LaPlante of Manchester has been has been announced by her parents, at the Pub in celebration of your try High School in 1979 and is also announced by her mother, Mrs. Consider the tricycle — a the only difference between “ b” and Her letter to manufacturer reaps refund Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cowles Jr. of sophomore year” and “ Go see the attending Manchester Community Mary B. Arpin of 115C Sycamore marvelous machine that teaches, “d” is the difference between left dean—move back three spaces” to College. He is employed at Aetna Lane. 81 Avondale Road. concepts of tim e and space. A child and right. Mr. Van Wagner is the son of Mr. the final space, “ You passed your should be ready for a first Life & Casualty. Mr. LaPlante is the son of Francis In order to organize directions in from any combination of REESE’S PIECES Re require a form: and Mrs. S. Donald Van Wagner of comprehensive exams! Stop—yqu’re another smart shopper who The couple is planning a Nov. 21 LaPlante of East Hartford and Mrs. tricycle—and the lessons it space outside his body, the child By Martin Stoane Upton Country Vegetable fund Offer. Receive a 50- STARBURST Burst of New Berlin, N.Y. a graduate.” didn’t give up. wedding at South United Methodist Gertrude LaPlante of Hinsdale, teaches—at about the end of the se must first feel the difference Carol Royer, a reader of or Vegetable Beef Soup cent coupon. Send the Value Offer, P.O. Box 8867, Miss Cowles graduated from Along the way, players draw cond year. between left and right, up and down, She noticed an offer for a Supermarket Maple Plain, Minn. 55348. Church in Manchester. N.H. this column from Mixes. Expires Jan. 31, required refund form and Manchester High School in 1977 and, cards that explain the roots of words Growing Child, a monthly child within his own body. Once she feels free roll o f paper towels on Receive three packs of Miss Arpin graduated from East Louisville, Ohio, had an in 1982. two empty bags or weight from Robert Wesleyan College with such as pathoblology and psy the side of a caii of Dow Catholic High School in 1977 and development newsletter, reports those differences inside himself, he teresting experience, that RAISINETS-GOOBERS- circle’s from Ipound or Starburst Fruit Chews. a bachelor’s degree in nursing. She chology. ’They learn that the word Bathroom Cleaner. She from St. Francis Hospital School of that learning to ride a tricycle helps has a starting point for orgalnizing she wanted to share with Shopper SNOW-CAPS Holiday half-pound Reese’s Pieces. Send 10 outer wrappers will be employed at Genessee agricultural comes from the root children get their eyes matched up bought a can, but when she Nursing in 1981. She is employed at the space outside himself. us. Movie Money Offer. Expires Oct. 31, 1981. from 1.87ounce Starburst agros, which Is Greek for land. with what their bodies are doing. got It home she discovered Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hospital, New York. Pushing the pedals first with the “While cleaning out a Receive a $1 refund. Send VELAMINTS 50-Cent Fruit Chews and your Recreation Mr. Van Wagner graduated from Anthropology c5mes from the Latin The first thing they learn is to push that the offer had expired Mr. LaPlante attended Rham right foot and then with the left shoe box a few weeks ago,” the required refund form Offer. Receive a 50-cent re name, address and ZIP New Berlin High school in 1976 and word anthrop and the suffix logy, on Jan. 31, 1979, High School in Hebron, graduated first with one foot and then with the helps a child learn that right and she wrote, “ I ran across an and the yellow burst from fund. Send the required re code printed on a 3-by-5- from Rochester Institute of students learn when they read the She wrote to Dow saying Department from Hinsdale (N .Y .) High School In other — to shift from left to right. left. Inside and outside, are envelope that was marked any five 3-ounce or larger fund form and any three inch card. Expires Dec. 31, Technology in 1981 where he cards. that she didn’t think it was 1975 and from Somerville Hospital Doing this, they learn about having different. ‘Refund Checks.’ I opened boxes of Raisinets, Velamints wrappers. 1981. majored in compational math. He is Smith could not fit all the campus fair to make an offer that the net-weight statements School of Nursing ih Boston, Mass. two different sides. , . A tricycle also teaches about it and nearly died at what I Goobers and Sno-Caps. Expires Nov. 30, IMl. Copyright 1981, United winners employed - by the Hansford Data buildings onto the game board, sd expired. and charged her R /"Hr: ‘n’ file from two large (m ore than He is employed at Manchester The concept of difference of sides time. To make any progress at all, found — $1 refund check We contacted the com- L/lip n Tlie Expires Feb. 1, 1982. ^nus! This offer doesn't Feature Syndicate Inc. Systms as a program analyst. she concentrated on departments is Important in learning to read. If a The people at Dow 19-ounce) packages of Memorial Hospital. the child must shift from side to from CampbeU’s with an pany and learned that it W inners in various events The couple is planning a Dec. 5 with Greek or Latin root words in child has no concept of the left/right agreed. Soup, snack foods, Celeste Pizza and a The couple is planning a Dec. 11 side, from left to right, at the proper expiration date of July will reimburse refunders sponsored by the Manchester wedding at Emanuel Lutheran their name, or departments that difference, he may read “ b” as “ d” “They were frantic,” register tape showing the wedding at St. James Church in time. He cannot shift at any old 1960! who had a similar candy (File 3) Recreation Department are as Church. would give students an idea of what or “ was” as “ saw” . Reversals like said Ms. Bolen. “They purchase of at least 28 Manchester. (Berozsky photo) time; he must be precise. “ I decided to send it back experience for the amount follows: they could study in these are really reversals in space: wrote me a letter of ■ CTip out this file and keep ounces of soft drinks. to Campbell’s and explain of the refund and the bank Bowers: apology and Included a it with similar cash-off Expires Jan. 31, 1982. what had happened. I charges. If you had this Carrom contest: 12 years and check for the paper coupons — beverage refund DENTYNE-FRESHEN-. invitation didn’t ask for a new check, problem, send the returned over. Roger Carpenter. 12 years towels.” offers with beverage UP -TRIDENT- but I did tell the company check and a letter of and under. Jim Myers. Stories like these are coupons, for example. BUBBLICIOUS Four (discount how much I enjoyed its explanation to: Commerce Bubble blowing contest: Best Manchester senior citizens plan Vermont trip becoming more .conunon. Start collecting the needed “Your Signature” Pens. 20% soups. Drug Co., Division of Del out of 10 rounds, first, Sean They prove that it is proofs of purchase ’ while Receive four pens. Send “A few weeks later, I Laboratories Inc., Far- Finnegan; second, Dana Hensley and cleaning. The office w ill beopen Grace Gibbs, 3,770; Nadine worthwhile' to write to looking for the required re the required refund form You are cordially invited to view the latest and Tony Kastauskas; and third, on Aug. 27 at 10.30 a.m. as we leave is invited to sit down with our received a nice letter from mingdale, N.Y. 11735. fund forms at the super By Joe Dlmlnlco for business as udusal. Malcolm, 3,670; Carl Popple, 3,340. ipanufacturen when you and one Universal Product in wedding invitation books offered at our promptly at 11 a.m. . Medicare volunteers to have their Frances D.' Bush, market, in newspapers and Jeff Hazzard. ^ Activity Specialist This past Monday we had 11 tables Schedule for week: experience a problem. Code symbol from a 10- All those going to Cape Cod on questions answered Sept. 9 from 1 consumer-relatloM magazines, and when everyday 20% off discount. Our discount Buckley: Manchester Senior for pinochle with the following Monday: 6 a.m., registration for G ^ companies are sen pack of Dentyne, Freshen- either week, please bring in your p.m. to 3 p.m. ; specialist. She thanked me trading with friends. Frisbee tournament: Longest winners: Betty Turner, 818; Lillian Foliage trip; 8 a.m., golf league; 10 sitive to consumer com Up or Trident gums. Or applies to invitation, reception cards, re Citizens Center last payment. It is now due. All you senior bowlers in our , for thinking of Caihpbell’s Offers may not be throw, first, Arthur Fettig; se U w is, 817; Joseph Garabaldi, 813; a.m., bingo; 1 p.m., pinochle plaints and react promptly send the form and two UPC spond card and thank you notes. (Optional We will be having a picnic Aug. 26 league or in the A A R P .bowling and for my edmments Refund of day available In all areas of the cond, Keith Morrissey. Longest Greetings; Coming up on Aug. 24 Mary Nackowskl, 812; Ai'ihu" Ljul- games; bus pick-up at 8 a.m., return a ^ fairly. symbols from six-pack out at the center at noon. The menu-, league are invited to attend a return about its products. In a country. items not included). Whether we do your time in air, first, Victor Felix; at 8 a.m. we will be registering for fard, 812; Martin Bakstan. 811; trips at-noon and 3:15 p.m. Write to the following ad- er wraps of Dentyne or Tri will Include hot dogs, macaroni bowling match with the senior smaller envelope was a $1 photography or not, you are entitled to the second,' Keith Morrissey. Most the Oct. 8 Foliage Trip. The Fritz Wilkinson, 799; Marge Reed. Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for shop dressito obtain the form These refund forms dent gums or from four- salad, gelatin salad, potato chips bowlers from New Bedford, Mass., bllll accurate thrower, first, Scott itinerary Includes a stop at 791; G ladys S eelert, 7 M ; Ann ping; 12:30 p.m., return from ahop- Refund update requinid by this $1 refund are worth $7.85. This pack outer wraps of and ice cream. The price is $1.50. at the Parkade Lanes on Aug. 28 at " I really thought that my discount. ' Ebreo and second, Arthur Fettig. Anhauser Busch to see the famous offer: Dlxle-Baggles Free week's refund offers have Bubblicious gum. Expires 10:30 a.m. Fisher, 783; Michael Desimone, 773; ping. refund was lost, but it The people of Ora Gel Dog show: Best in show, Keith Cydesdale horses, a stop at the State I received a flier from the Human Soda Offer, P.O. Box 873, a-lolal value of $18.74. 'When you stop by, do compare ouT wedding Samn Schors, 771; John Klein, 770; Wednesday; 9 a.m., health clinic proves that you never real- forgot to sign the 5(>K»nt Dec. 31, 1981. Bergeron. Best behaved. Hank Services Department concerning Remember the Senior Citizens Golf shore, dinner at the Green Ridge ^ e Maiie, 780; Mary ThraU, 755; by appointment; 10 a.m., friendship Ybung America, Minn. CELESTE Pizza and Soft H E R S H E Y ‘‘S Giant photography and prices. We offer expert “ The Friendly Visiting Program.” Championship Coming up on Sept. 28 ; ly know until you try.” checks for a recent refund Stephenson, Victor Felix. Best Turkey Farm, where your choice of circle ; pinochle games ; noon, picnic 55399. Send for this refund Drink $1.50 Refund. Send Giveaway. Receive a half- they are looking for volunteers at the Manchester Country Club. It Bill Stone, 752. Jean Bolen of offer. One reader’s bank quality at affordable prices. trick, Karen Coogan, Heather dinner will be roast turkey or baked On Wednesday our pinochle followed by bingo; 1 p.m., craft form by Sept. 30,•■1981. the required refund form. pound Giant Bar. Seild the from the center to visit seniors at will be a nine-hole tournament with Portsmouth. Va.. Is returned the check to her Anthony. Best looking, Donna halibut, and, of course, the bus ride winners were: Eliiiest Grasso, 802; class; bus pick-up at 6 a.m. and required refund form and home, or in the convalescent homes prizes awarded to “ gross” and Trust your wedding photography to the Bergeron, Laura Roberts. through Vermont tq take in all the Bert Turner, 594; Mary Hill, 583; 11:00 a.m .; return trips at noon and the half-pound starburst and toslcally to be a friend and “ net” players. Application forms Martin School: wonderful colors of fall. The price Sue Scheibenpflug, 577; Jullen after bingo. (Bridge canceled today) symbol from tbe front professionals at: cheer up somebody. Since we are in can be picked up-at the center or Manchester Triathalon winners announced Pet contest: Best dressed for this trip is f24.50 Strong, 577; Lottiq Lavoie, 571; Thursday;^ 9 a.m., orchestra wrappers of two half-pound Maureen Melond, first: Audra this altogether, It would be. greatly surrounding golf courses. On Sept. 14 we will be registering F elU Jesanis, 580; Martin Bakstan, rehearsal; 11 a.m., bus leaves for 13:25,27:46,41:25, Michael Yarnott, 31 and over, Suzy Sinatra, 16:30, Giant Bars. Expires Jan. The Salem Nassiff Studio appreciated if we could get some The following are the low scores The following results of the 1961 Mirante. second; and Jennifer for a day trip to Restland Farms. 580; John GaUy, 559; Sol Cohen, 557; dog track, no program and no bus 34:10, 50:50; Joel O ltlln, 12:30, 31, 1982. volunteers to spend a littU time for the men’s Golf League on Aug. Triathalon, sponsored by the 13:40, 31:56, 54:00. and Jeff Ralston, third. The trip Includes a musical salute to Sam Schors, 556; M ary O’Brian, today; building open f w buslneas; 18-30, Robin Washington, 19:30, 29:00, 41:45; Jim Trocchl, 20:20, U P T O N Vegetable Soup 639 Main Street Also. 60 senior citizens with others not so fortunate. Any in 17; Aim ee Duchemin, 28; W alt KiBnqhrater Recreation Department vaudeville, a sit-down dinner with a 556; Corinne Gibson, 564. open card-playing and visiting. 35:60, 53:50; Rob Tanner, 11:25, .35:25, 48:05; Roy Osborne, 18:38, M ix Free Coupon Offer. terested people may call the Human Frederlckson, 30; Jim Gleeson, SO; ■are^ven.in the following order, age Manchester, Q 06040 attended Mt. Nebo carnival choice of raost sirloin or chicken In the afternoon we had six tables Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social 24:50, 38:10; Kim Kenefldc, 12:25, 34:45, 48:27^ Receive a coupon worth up Services Department at 647-3046 or Ron Smith, 31; and Don Willis, 31. gra$p« n a ^ , swim time, bike time playday. Eighty-five children cordon bleu and the bus ride for $17. for bridge with the following h i^ games; 12:45 p.m., setback i 26:00, 42:50; Craig Barbehetm, Over-all, Rob Tanner, 38:10; Sean to 85 cents. Send the 643-7369 647-3042. One last reminder: our center will aod ratal tim e: paMicipated along with seven The date of this trip will be Nov. 3. scores; Evelyn Burton, 4,170; Paul bus pick up at 8 a.m .; return! Sullivan, 41:25; Jbel Gitlin, 41:45; required refund form and Anyone interested in assistance be closed for all programs from 17 and dhilbr, Angela Fitzgerald 17:20, 31:40, 43:55; Bill Nighon, parents. Lunch was served by Alos, we remind all those going to two front name panels Aug. 31 through Sept. 4 for painting Gutreich, 3,990; D. McCarthy, 3,630; noon and 3:15 p .m .' U:25, 27:15, 44:15; Mike Saimond, and Craig Barbehenn, 43:55. Top Notch Food Store. the Plainfield dog track to be here with their Medicare forms or who 17:12, 36:06, « :1 6 : Sean Sullivan, has questions concerning Medicare 18:40. 34:45'. 47:45. TH E HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, 1981 — 17 H> - THK HERALD. Sat., Aug. 22, 1981 Imitator or innovator Daytime TV TV Saturday ; Why the past haunts De Palma WMsrTreh CD VeuksAndThgWiiMiii Barbara Mandrell and her LCVoAmorlean Style. sister Louise are appropriately CD NmuIaeRmiss 0 Rygn'eNepe 10:66 expedition 1.5 miles beneath the Cowboya trom kvlnti. Taaaa. Eb^MahaAOeal before — in De Palma’s MOfMINQ ® Mawawakar Batarday garbed to lead the cheers, ^ ^__ 1 * 4 3 ) 3 ) In Tha Nawa aurlaoe of the ocean off the t^^p ^^re^fgr 0 0 Ooeton HOLLYWOOD (NBA) - first big hit, "Clarrie” — •:tO 11K)0 Galapagos islands, where exotic O Movla .(Mualoal)...... N oSy along with their sister Irlene, in aroodCantaan" IB M BaltaDavla, ... Brian De Palma it a con and he says they had a good G D N «w t 3)GD Tarian*Lana Rangar forms of sea IHe flourish. (60 mlna.) TV channels a show that salutes the.^per B JkeSMtker 3 f v i 6:00 MvanluraHoor John aorlioid. ThO atory ol lha IKK) troversial director. When 2:20 aii-atarcantaan which aniartainad B T#diy*e Women chemistry then. 9 ) 6kic«l6dM ^ JjMilTralA B B B MMof (-••BiMBaeebaH (*l WF8«. Hwllord (CM ) Bowl. The three sisters star on em o IAiidMre.Mplr aoidlara durhig tha war. (2 hra.) he first previewed his ''So I convinced Brian to 6«tt«mForUvtn9 3 ) B HaathcRff And Dingbat Houston Astros vs Philadelphia 1(1 WNEW. Nm Vock NBC-TVs BARBARA MAN lASMyCWIdreii s CNldreii’eOeepelMoor B O B Jataana ftOB gncD t latest film, "Blow Out,” Hollywood use her,” he says, “ even PhmiesorKanaasCttyRoyalavsNew (|) WLNI, H n ■•dfwii (CB*) cBwai ivle'OeoeUpoeAHoneymoon' ® FocmulalllacIngSouthAfrioftn B Nawa*Waatbar*iporta York Yankees. (Region will S Aaallh City Llmlla Spaelal DRELL AND THE MAN (MON.). 'TheOtherMee' (TUE.). here, it naturally started a (|> WTNH, N««r Hawn (ABC) 'Swkigln'Orarlhanalnbow'Aaolaot 0 A M I ______though I- knew they had a QrMtfPrlx (R) B Rem agnoila' Ta b la *Mada In determine game to be televised In DRELL SISTERS, Saturday, *Neked Allbr (W ED.). 'Mr. AndMre. (I) WOR. Nnw York group of mualolana loin otnolog otor • Msvlp(WeS.,Thuru r.)* TH t« new controversy. g W w t W — th f< p o fts Milan' Tha Romagnolla' ahara your area.) SffiHh' (THUR.). 'Kitty Foyle' (FRl.) Dick Kleiner pact not to work together (is Cnttftalnmanl k Sparta Wllllo Nolaon to poflonn oonga trooi August 22. Mrsiissr'Cwn.l.'Hi------(TIM.) Is he Just an imitator, a B t t o r T r « k ‘ElaanOf Troylut* apaolal racipaa from Milan: RIaott 2:20 nil Honw Boa Oflica ■ NsaMPMM B CFL Football (Moo.) PKA Full again.” BMovl«-(Mualeal)*** "OMk alia Mlianaaa. oaao buoo and 3 Mwlo And Tlie Magic Mows Nolaon'a oolobratod album In keeping with the theme of Coeteot Kereto (THUR.L Top Reek WHCT, Hwtiord 'Sgmawhara.Owr tha Rainbow'. (2 _ M IS man who picks a bit of "As soon as I heard that •loeiUfi9a" 1667 Frad AtUlra.Cyd olpolllna apo colca. £ Machine WATR; Watarbory (NBC) the shew, tonight's guest stars S M ^ i F R I .) Hitchcock here and a touch Chartaaa. A cold fomalo Ruaoian 11:26 / B Harvest Temple hra.) B B B DoyeOfOurUvoe John was going to do the Cabto Nrnia NoMtork BiSO lyCMi diplomat la warmad up by a movla 3 )3 ) InTbaWawa B JuBa Chid And Company are: FranTarkenton, Vince Fer- M tS 1:30 of 'Truffaut there and' film” Miss Allen says, " I dkactor, raan>atK>ut-town inParla. 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But when Travolta (D Madlelna And Your HaaWi Dr. WQQB, BpringflaM (ABC) huaband want toaolw the myaioryol ty also guest stars. new and original? Out” just as you could see 3 ) ■aatOtOarrlo m otorcycle gang in a m agazine Opod Momlpo ^dHmMSokl ‘Mackintonh Min' (WED.), 'Swim would have been nice to ( S Abbott And CoataHo Michael Ozar reports lha medicine WOBV. Sprinptiaid (PBt) har falhar'a diaappoaranoa. and a presented himself at his article, a man and his girlfriend are C H K h IIS T IN Q S f O R EXACT TIME. Teem' (THUR.), ‘Oot ChaiM Telly' “ It's a question of inter other Influences in the have workbd with either of pursued by gang members. hrs.) ooupla marriad lor ai« yoora Irioa to door, De Palma quickly (2 racraala tha aarly.auphorloyaara at j NPt Arm WruttSeg (Mow.) (PW.) p re ta tio n ,'' says John earlier De Palma films, S^DimyAndOollath Hong Kong Phooay 3Movle-(0rama)**H "Storm Programa aaan on Channai I Now Zee Revue . . I « 0 switched his sights. them, but I wouldn’t have B WaakInRavlaw B MaatarplacaThaatra'Upstalra. W a rn in g " 1660 Ginger fjlogera. aa, Hartford, aro alao aaan on thair marrlaga. (Rapaat; 60 mlna.) ko Doom Par Daddy Lithgow, who plays the such as "Dressed to Kill,” done it. But John and I Oownataira: All tha King's Horaaa' >oad.Caplionad; U.S.A.) levto n«e. Wpd„ Thur.) 'Up "As soon as I read 6:46 Ronsld Reagan. Two alotera Channai St, Norwich. r (M ON.),' Jpok the Q(eM KMor* ronaUtuTeUvu heavy in "Blow Out.” "It's which was decidedly 3 ) CofnmunHy Calandar Jamas returns from America with encounter the Ku Klux Klan In the tWhal'a Nappanins AnwrleaT ) WraulHnj(THa.)Noreunhow h a ve a v e r y s p e c ia l Channala 11, 14. at and aa Nawa-Waalhar-Sporta n y s .), T tw w ira Mend' (PRI.) Brian’s story,” Travolta ( S AN aw D ay renewed anthuslaam (or tha lutura, M uth.(2 hra.) 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De questions,” Miss Allen ‘T v e been in this spot six B iportsBoturdoy •tudonts ottonding Iho Now York^ B Week In Agriculturo P SportaCantar 0 Hureashew Jumptns (Men.) assassination o f John Is this the same about to reject it. ) DraaRng Powar Sports: Collaoe Preview B tboN oN o ) RoXNumbard I MeractmbuAndWIta says. “ It was insulting to j.®. .. ,, .. , I Qraat Spaca Coaatar High School For Tho Porforming Arto 6:20 P Supnrorono Competition (TUE., Kennedy), the Chap- Palma countered with a “ I am one of the years, now, and you get Jonny Quest I Estampa Flamenca O Onoo Upon A Oosslc ‘Dominic: ) WooklnAgrtcultum UvInsPalth S;30 I Vlawpoint On Rutrltlon I World Championship Women's oxportoAcogrowInoup.tollinglnlovo 3 Nowo PmovIs WB>J,An«nr8oaoor(THUR.).CFL him that he only cast me ■ J ^ It's Your Business Miss Bsrsh' Th s housskospsr of ) E eanball Suneh PEntotonau paquidlck case, the movie story that eventually privileged characters,” he used to it. But you would ) Suparman ond grobbing for otordom. (Rotod R) 6:26 MOO PooIbnS: Pram tho S8 Ytrd Lkio because I was his wife, and when we were just Movla-(Horror)** "Monster GoH Csstls Stslnton, Miss Sarsh, Issms I Adelente Aunirallan Rulae Poolbill became "Blow Out.” have to be dead not to react 8:00 4KM> (2hro.. 16 mini.) B Morning Prayer pCD ArcMaDunksr'sPlaes (M on.) C FL Football: From the SS "The Conversation,” the says. “ I have a fine life — tMaker" 1044 J. Carrol Naish. Ralph of Dominic's cluss and sands tho 6:30 I AnbnalaAnlmelaAnlmtls WcWNMomkn ltopett it was insulting to me that P®*®- 3 ) 3 ) Tom And Jarry Comady 3 star Trek 'ElaanofTroyius' BB rotI o J IHamonda In Tha Sky ^ Line (FRl.) works of Hitchcock and, in “ Blow Out” had been but it takes strength to sur to it. Look, I was a big fan Morgan. A doctor creates monsters costio bailiff to espturs him. B W orld ’oLorgoolIndoor Country PoeoThoBMo 0 Movie (Bxe. 'fue., Thur.) 3 All-Star Soccer Liverpool vs (Ctosod-Csptionsd; U.S.A.) AFTERNOON______r )B FfMdFlev S0Mevlo(Exe.Thur.,FiL)'UefpRIvor' they would ask me those ^ of James Cagney and the by his secretly Invented glandular written, Travolta says, for □P Papaya And Frianda M uoleihow Tkno Per Timothy J Whet'eHeppenIfigAmerIcaT ‘Trsituru Inland' (MON.), 'Silk particular, one shot from vive. I have to take insults li|^otlons.(2hrs.) Southampton (R) B Ho# How Gussts: Ray Pries, StookInen' (WEO.), ‘Thn Shunpmtn' (M ON.). ‘Huokleborry Finn' (TUE.), questions.” ® w B Suparfrianda Hour B Another View 11:30 WotorBkHng Itd M ) CFLFootbeU Spaon Movin' (W ED .), Dingnr On "M am ie'' he admits he A1 Pacino or Richard and humiliation and I have Beatles, and when I was a B Candlapin Bowling Boxoor Willis. Kontucky Chimss 3 Bluo Joon Network Frooonto ProgoSox ) Up Front Travolta and Miss Allen I*® ^ Davay And Qollath 12:26 (D Take Two The beat of the Donosrs. (Ropsst; 60 mins.) Mrtmoor(THUR.) Dreyfus, with someone like my private life made kid I would have done B Profaaaional Rodao From 'Chlcogo' Tho rook ond roU-btg bond Ool Smart 1 CtaportunHy Kneckg IcHIPe/'^-— X s rt ^Perky PtrDwgDunny used as a model. had w orked to geth er ®verywhere. And he says 3 3 In The News previous week's programming. B M.A.6.H. 0 IDfeamCNJMiuilo .anything to see them. So I M a w ita . Takaa (R) BM ovle-(Dram a)*** "Man In The ooundo of ouporgroup Chlcogo. laauaaAnd Anawara ) Newe-Weeth^SpoHe > 3:S7 You can see the effect of Julie (Jhristie or Dyan Can 12:30 B bi toorch Of 'Bupsr Childrsn' 1 RebartSehullar(Captlenad) B FNntotonaComady Show IronM ask" 1676 Richard copturod llvo in concert. (90 mine.) I Rhi6 Around Tho World ) IventngAtFope CD Vorteue Pregremmkip 0 0 Nowabraok can remember that 3 3 OrakPack B Frespoct Of Wholes I Nawa-Waalhar Chamberlain, Louis Jourdan. CE) M o v ie -( A d v o n t u r o ) *** Dovoy And OoNoth I WraatMng I Mdvertek 0 EDPW'o EpertnPonim (PrL) S':BS 3 Portrait Of A Legend 7:20 "Coptoln Horotle HomMowor" 6:46 ) ForTha P a n a- 0 Movie (THe.)‘HuoklabartyPlnn' feeling, and I understand 3 Happy Days Again Alexandre Dumas' novel of the twin 3 HVouAskM o } B v e n ln o A tR ^ 0 0 PYI Movla- 20 - T H E H E RALD . Sat., Aug. » ■ IIWI Family reunion His vision restored, Four oonerattons attended a Classified fa m ily reunion held last BUSINESS / Awaokend at the home of Mr. man watches TV and Mra. Andrew LIndberg on| Erla Street. The chicken said Perez' opthalmologlst, Dr. barbecue was attended by LOS AN G ELE S (U P I) - Juan Dale L. Hauck. some W guests. Shown among Perez ended 20 years of blindness Perez was "ecstatic” over the Express mail service grows and among the first things he saw those representing the four colors and shapes he could finally Plant to be sold generations are, seated, left to were a television weatherman and a se€. right: Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge An* pretty nurse. “ He described the ‘ Today Show DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Co. has an Perez, who says he could be nu|ll, the maternal great- weather man, told the nurse she was nounced it w ill sell the 102-acre manufacturing anywhere from 86 to 90 years old, grandparents; Mrs. Stephen pretty and responded w ell to testa, complex where Model-T production began In 1908. , said through an interpreter the from night package delivery Hauck said. . ^ , It. was at that historic complex Henry Ford' Dwyer, holding her eight- cataract operation had given him a Perez, who emigrated from revolutionized manufacturing 1^ pioneering the month-old son, Daryl Dwyer, all “ new lease on life..” Mexico In 1913, said he lost sight In moving assembly line and introducing the 95 dally of Manchester; and Mr. and " I am very, very happy now,” he his right eye in 1934 and became wage. WASHINGTON (U PI) - As a Yale stu Mrs. NIchOlM Yannone, pater i said. totally blind in 1961. Ford officials Thursday said the complex, located dent during the 1960s, Frederick W. nal great-grandparents of The last time Perez looked When doctors removed the ban in suburban Highland Park, contains about 20 Smith wrote an economics paper about a Florida. Standing, left to right, around, women wore beehive hair dages, Perez shouted, “ I see two buildings Including the original Model-T assembly company that could move small parcels dos and inflation was something that Mr. and Mrs. Andrew LIndberg, fingers: I see his shirt and it’s blue. ’ plant. The lu t vehicle built there was a Ford farm to virtually any major city in the country happened to an inner tube. maternal grandparents; and Hauck said he was able to restore tractor in 1973. by air in a single nlglit. He got a C on the His doctor said as soon as P erez’ Stephen Dwyer, all of vision only to Perez’ left eye in More than half o f the land is vacant. Ford uses a project. bandages were removed and he was Manchester; and Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday’s “ standard” cataract Critics snickered when he tried to fitted with glasses, the medical staff portion for storing records and equipment and will operation. Raymond Dwyer, paternal turned on the television set. continue, to do so under a lease from the new make the concept a reality, using a 94 grandparents, of East Hartford. “ He had never seen TV before,” owners. • million trust fund left him by his father, No selling price was disclosed. IJie property will the late Frederick C. Smith, the “ Bus be purchased by a real-estate partnership King” of Dbde Greyhound Line. specializing in merchandising and warehousine. But since Smith started the Memphis- based Federal Express in 1973, small package delivery hasn’t been the same. The first night Federal Ehepress moved Extra weight Help from UConn only 18 packages with a handful of air WIN *225.00 THIS WEEK planes. Now the firm grosses 9589 9T0RRS — A series of publications designed to million a year by moving 100,000 'help real estate professionals use calculators more packages a night on a fleet of 60 aircraft. efficiently in solving analysis and valuation Federal’s success jolted established taxes heart pnAlems has been iMued by the University of air cargo companies like Emery Air CLUES ACROSS: PRIZE CROSSWORD NO. 1383 Connecticut Center for Real Elstete and Urban Freight qnd Airborne into competition Thar* ara aoma thinga y o u ------lor, and RELEASE WEEKEND OF AU». ISSi Economic Studies. for the under-70-pound express delivery D E A R DR. L A M B - I ’m othara you don’t naad to. The center, part of the School of Business Ad market — a market that this year will a 71-year-old female, ministration, says the books are geared to help top the 91 billion mark and which some 6. If ha aaanw a bit odd and unaoclabla, mayba overweight and taking ■ ' f V W e brokers, managers, appraisers, lenders, and say is the fastest-growing segment Of the medication for high blood thara’a a raaaon. analysts make better use of a number of widely transportation industry. pressure. Two weeks ago I Your Health Raading about tha world wara may bring homa R Wm ' used calculators in solving their business problems. The Postal Service also realized quick was hospitalized four days to you what a ditfleult and dangaroua part tha The series of six publications, includes,an ly a new market had opened for with coronary insufficien operations manual, workbook, and keystroke businesses that needed overnight Lawrence Lamb, M.D. IRIM delivery of documents, computer parts cy. My EKG tracing is now omamanta actually solutions for three different popular calculators — Saaing good and perishable items like human organs near normal and my baing nwda, can giva aonna Maa of tha aklll Ih- EM the Hewlett-Packard HP-38E/C, the Texas medications are em ^\ Instruments, MBA, and the Texas Instruments and blood. UPI photo nitroglycerin, Inderal and volvad. Busienss Analyst I. In 1978, the post office began Elxpress If graat, can have quite an Inspiring affact on a The techniques outlined in the publication were ' Mail/ service — an overnight small Lanoxin. ■ ■ I l K When the Memphis-based Federal Express started 100,000 packages a night on a fleet of 60 aircraft. I’ve always been active youngster. developed by the CRBUES staff. package delivery service that has grown m e h at about 25 percent a year. In 1973, it moved only 18 packages the first night. Here, packages are loaded aboard vans for delivery in spite of my enlarged An old bucket lying around In tha garden may " [A | | 'hie operations manuals selL (or $3.50 or 94, York, N Y 10019. Although there are no official Now the firm grosses $589 million a year by moving in the New York area. heart that I ’ve had most of harder, too. If one or more happen to have a ------In It depending on the calculator, while the workbook my life. Having to be inac arteries to your heart have It is too early to say how 3 a and keystroke solutions for each calculator are sold statistics available, it is generally well you will recover. It The graat majority of ordinary paopla have acknowledged that Federal Ebepress, 000 letters a night, said Armand tive depresses-me. As soon enough blockage in them so together as a two-volume set at 9&. we offer is flexibility,” said Rodberg. ''If The Xerox Corp. is a big user of which deals exclusively with the under- Schneider, manager of media relations as I do a little work in my that you can’t increase the will take time for your never aaan------. Ie I ^ H ■ r Ordering information is available from one airline can’t move our express Federal Express. At one point, Xerox u H r M ie 76pound express' market, leads with at Federal Express. Schneider said tee home I have angina pain. blood flow to yoUr heart, heart to open small 18. If a dog doesn’t ------vary wall, tha owner CREUES, Box U41RP, Att.: Publications, the packages due to whatever reason, we maintained a spare parts bdnk in . company projects nightly handling 30,000, My doctor has told me I when it needs it from in arteries and improve cir may not nscaaaarlly care a graat deal. r] me University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06268. mole than 30 percent of the small ship it on another. Our competitors are Memphis to utilize Federal's delivery Overnight Letters in a year. He said th ey' must rest. Will you please creased work, you will culation as discussed in M n N O H i package express market. stuck with their own equipment which is system. Although the parts bank was dis To ------ailvar lathe Job of certain man. Many of the other air courier coih- will acccount for about 20 percent of the tell me how long this will have pain. It is nature’s The Health Letter. often prone to breakdowns.” banded, because Xerox'decided the need Any attempt to ------work ahead too faat la 3 m \ U w l ulelH panles handle both light and heavy air company’s daily projects volume in take? Will I be an invalid way of telling you that you Meanwhile, the best thing The newest innovation' in tee small wasn't there, Xerox hOs continued to use 1982. the rest of my life? And must not overwork your in the world you can do is apt to invito undaalrabla conoaquancas. e cargo. package express market is tee “ Over Federal Express for most Of its express start losing weight. The ] w m R ■ FYivate air courier companies that Schneider said company research in why do I get pain when I do heart. 23. In a movie, a character fighting a dual may be Fund sales soar night Letter” — Federal Express’ delivery needs. - such little work? Increased blood pressure less ' you weigh, the less claim from 5 percent to 15 percent of the attempt to compete with tee post office. dicates there is a billion^ollar market work your heart will have r H h U r i E B P small package express market include Until tee Overnight Letter, Federal potential for expedited letter service. DEAR READER - increases the work of your 24. An advancad student is hardly tha sort of par- l A i r WASHINGTON — Sales of common stock mutual “ Our experience with Federal Express to do when you do little Emery, with 1980 revenues of 9553 ' Express’ least expensive shipping While the Postal Service emphasizes Coronary insufficiency is a heart, as explained in The funds soared 44 percent in the first half of this year ' | has been extremely dependable," said things around the house. It •on t o ------alomontary books. I Agree to accept the Judges decision as final. million; Airborne, with 9224 million in package was the “ Courier Pak,” which price in its radio advertisements. term that is sometimes Health Letter number 17- compared with the comparable period of 1980. At Jim McDonald, manager of service part may also lower your blood 1980 revenues; the post office’s Express cost 921 for up to two pounds of material. Federal Express stresses its reliablility used to describe heart pain 10, What You Need to 93.3 billion they were a ta re 992 million short of the distribution for Xerox. "You get what pressure and help decrease NAME...... Mail, with 1980 revenues of 9184 million; But for 99.50, Federal Express will and speed of delivery. that is in between the hort Know About Heart At all-time high set in the first six months of 1969. you pay for. We have to be assured our CLUES DOWN: Purolator Inc. with 9561 million in 1980 “ Absolutely, positively overnight,” is pain of angina pectoris and tacks, that I am sending your heart work and pain in “ Common stock mutual funds have outperformed deliver a single letter weighing up to two package will get to its destination. With .1. A foolish Individual. ADDRESS...... revenues; and Burlington Northern A ir the Federal Express theme. the longer pain of a heart you. that way. almost every other investment available to the ounces to the addressee’s door overnight the post office, you m.ay or may not get it Whether or not you will will delight an Freight, with 1980 revenues of 9284 Asked why a customer would choose attack (myocardial infarc Others who want this 2. Having a marvelous------CITY...... STATE ...... average plerson,” David Silver, president of the if tee letter is dropped off at any of the there.” bp an invalid the rest of million. Federal Expess over tee post office; tion). In your case it is an issue can send 75 cents actress. Invesbnent Company Institute, commented. “ This I 1,500 Federal Express facilities your life depends a lot on IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES □ There are two basic types of small Federal’s Schneider said, “ We feel it’s McDonald said Xerox is concentrating indication that you have with a long, stamped, self- 3. Procioua stone. is true over the short, the medium and the long ' I nationwide. how successful you are in package express companies; those with The post office will deliver a parcel the service. Well o ver-90 percent of our on customer service “ especially with blockage of the coronary addressed envelope for it 4. It wouldn’t taka much ink on one to make a term. As more investors come to recognize how getting ttiat weight down CLIP AND MAIL TO: their own planes and those that rely on weighing up to one pound to tee ad packages are delivered by the next day. more and more competitors in arteries to your heart. to me, in care of this w ell common stock mutual funds, have performed and keeping it down for the noticeable stain. commercial airlines to move their dressee’s door for between 96.85 and The package never leaves our hands. It’s * business," and that Federal Express When you do any work newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE 1981 may turn out to be a record sales year for these your heart has to work Radio City Station, New reasons I have mentioned. 5. Color of grass. C/0 THE EVENINO HERALD parcels. 99.70 overnight, depending on tee dis dropped off and picked up by our people. offers “ the best and most extensive" funds.” It doesn’t have to go on someone else’s 7. O ld piece of cloth. 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER, CT. At Federal Express, a parcel never tance, if tee m aterial is brought into any delivery network. t leaves a company plane or delivery of 2,000 post offices nationwide. airplane... and we have computerized 10. At a 200 would be a sansiblo place to have truck. At the heart of Federal’s “ closed- “ It’s always under 910 for a one' pound tracing if it’s lost.” The Eckerd Drug Co. uses the post of one. Nimbus changes loop” system is the Memphis hub, where package,” says a radio advertisement The post office also^claims a better fice’s Express Mail service. Jack than 90 percent recovery rate if a Gezelle, Eckerd's communications 11. Can hardly fall to do any good. parcels from around the country are sent about the post office’s Express Mail ser CONTEST RULES package is lost. manager, said he uses Express Mail SOUTH WINDSOR — Chick Miller, president of then routed to their destinations for next vice. 12. — — ------a thing nicely and it will look Solve the puzzle by filling in the missing letters to make the Assistant Postmaster General (Jordon because the post office is able to set up a 1. Nimbus Bedrooms Inc., has announced the appoint day delivery. A relaxing of postal regulations last fine. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each The post office and Burlington C. Morlson said tee post office strives for customized service plan to meet the ment and promotion of management personnel. year has allowed private companies like Northern, by contrast, rely exclusively a mixture of speed, reliability and price. needs of Eckerd. 14. Qraat Joy. clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word David Ward has been appointed manager of a new Federal Express to enter tee expedited on commercial airlines to get their letter market. Federql began a 97 “ Lots of businesses today are taking a “ We now have contracts in over 70 15. Extromaly thirsty. Its true meaning. Nimbus outlet located on the Boston Post Road in packages to customers by the next day. serious look at tee best means to achieve different directions," said Gezelle. “ The 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You Milford. The new store is the largest of seven million advertising campaign August 3 to 20. Hostility batwsan nations. their communications objectives,” said good part about the post office is that it’s rhay submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically throughout Connecticut. Ward was previously the Burlington Northern l^ rd chairman get out the word about tee Overnight Morison. “ We work for a mixture of customized versus over the counter ser 21. A bavarago ma^'wlth-ho| water, etc. produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry manager of the Nimbus Enfield store. Larry Rodberg said the company Letter. And Airborne said it has test- price, speed and reliability. In effect up vice. If you want to send a package to blank will be accepted. Other personnel changes include the promotion of believes that the regular airlines, with marketed an expedited letter service in to this point, tee Postal Service has had all New York, that's easy, but to Podunk, 'w o r d LIS T Steven P ItW d to manager o f the Ehifield store, the some 2,600 take-offs and landings each three cities and is deciding whether to 3. Anyone is eligible to enter except employees (and members three of these things to the highest point other companies won't accept it. But un promotion of Brian Banks to manager of the Vernon day at tee nation’s commercial airports, offer tee service. This Hat contains, among othqra, tha correct words of their families) of the Evening Herald. of customer satisfaction with express,, der the post office’s customized service, for tha PRIZE CROSSW ORD PUZZLE for ralaasa Itore, the appointment of John Lilley to the arq more reliable than using one’s own From June 1 until the national ad cam 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES equipment on fixed routes. mail. Our competitors are pushing speed you get a contract and they can get it manager of the Waterbury store, Terry Worley to paign for tee Overnight Letter started. '\Vaakand of August 22-23,1981 NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A ‘"rhe single most important advantage .and reliability and their price is higher.” there if there’s a post office nearby." merctandise manager and Ray Page to service Federal Express was moving about 10,- POSTMARK. BOARDER MINE 5. The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the manager. CARE MINT CAGE NAME PRIZE CROSSWORD 80.1362 contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than CLASS NEED one all-correct solutipn Is received, the prize money will be Investments D RB88 PARCHED Dividend change AAOP© pGriTIltS ISSUGd FAME PLUMBER shared equally. FEEL PRESS 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $26 WILL BE Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as QmEiniiiar^ creasing home prices and related FOOL PUSH ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. BOSTON — A new dividend scale for Prudential WASHINGTON — San Francisco, home was less than half that of San of 3 p.m. Friday. GAME s n H expenses. So far this year, he said, RAO 7. The decision of the judges is final and all contestants agree to Insurance Co. individual life Insurance policies, Los Angeles, New York City and Francisco. Price Change GARNISH RAPTURE r21 B a sMch will serve to reduce insurance costs to an all- “ The increase in tee overall cost monthly payments for principal and ' Friday this week QBM RUSH ra III iu r g s abide by the judges depislon. All entries become the property Washin^n, D.C., are tee most of housing nationally in tee last interest on the average price single GLASS SCARED IS □ q tim e low, was announced by company president expensive metropolitan areas In tee Advest Group 11 dn % of this paper. Only one priae will be awarded to a family unit. family home financ^ with an 80 GRBBN SHIRT 0 Q0 n '?! 13 in David J. Sherwood. nation in terms of the cost o f home three years has been devastating,” Alex. & Alex. 31% up % HESD 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, (or every entry will percent, 30-year mortgage amount 8IQH 43 1] t-iaaQS “ The Increase in dividends- paid on Prudential ownership, according to a study by said Dr. Jack Carlson, chief Acmat 7% dn % HEEL SION be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is to 9810. Tldx J12 percent higher than HOARDER policies will reduce tee cost of inw ance to Inforce the National Association of economist and executive vice presi Aetna 37 V4 dn 1% SKIRT ^ necessary. the 1978 moiithly payment of 9382. JAVA SLUMBIR as new policyholders,” Sherwood said. Realtors, dent of the Realtors’ Association. CBT Corp 2 OV2 dn Vi For the average household, the LAVA •PARBD ' 9. Tlie correct solution to this week's Prizeword will be Because Prudential is a mutual insurance com The study, which covered'15 “ Since 1978, total housing costs have Col. Bancorp I8 V4 unch LEAF 1981 mortgage payment was 37 per T 8 A published the following Saturday. pany, PrudentiaTs policyholders share in teem m - metropolitan areas, found that the surged 60 percent and, in some First Bancorp 26‘/z dn 1 LEAK VARNISH cent of gross family income com 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical pany’s earnings through the payment of dividends. St. Louis metropolitan area was tee cases, the cost has doubled.” . First Hart. Corp Herald photo by Tarquinlo MARINER WAR pared with 22 percent three years MARINES Dividends paid out in 1981 under tee old scale are least costly, with monthly payments Carlson attributed the escalating Hart. National 23% dn IV4 errors which may appear during the puzzle game, ago, Carlson said. The sealed • correct solution will bo kept. In the perMnal- e n e e tta to amount to m ore than 91.5 billion. Based for principal a ^ Interest on an costs to a combination of record Hart. Steani Boil. 43 dn 2% 11. high mortgage interest rates, in 40th anniversary custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester State on the new scale, they will be Increased by ap average price existing single-family Ingersoll Rand 61% 4 up IV4 LAST proximately 20 percent'. J.C. Penney 38% \ up % 'Hie dividend revisions will take effedt Jan. 1, 10 dn V4 12. ^^jion accepting prife Tnonoy, the co n t^a n t will be Lydall 1962. Depending on tee dividend option chosen, tee 6 V4 unch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Stewart Sr. of 158 Birch St., were honored at photographed (or the paper, Home cost hike 'devastating Sage-Alien PUZZLE SOLUTION new seme can mean a dramatic increase in tee SNET 41% up Vs a 40th wedding anniversary party on July 26 hosted by their children, amount of tee death benefit, cash value or dividend, Travelers 43 Vs dn 2% Darlene Cockerham of Manchester, Raymond Stewart Jr. of Malden, 801 Parker St. and an open wall for a or lower premium cash outlay. There were 40 more building per- to 95,367 received in July 1980. United Tech 50% dn 1% door at 260 Progress Drive. Mass., and Kathy Jarvis Of Rensselaer, N.Y. The couple was married mita issued in Manchester this July Permits were granted for con First (TT. Bancorp 36 up Vs A permit for one two-famlly home Aug. 1, 1941 in Lebanon. Mr. Stewart is retired from Finest Inc. In East than in July 1980, and more than struction of eight dwellings last Gold 9429.50 up 16.50 PRIUWEEK PUZZLE was issued last monte. One such per Hartford after 27 years. He Is a member of the Manchester Sportsmen's twice as much money was received month, up from two such permits m it was also issued in July 1980. association. Mr. Stewart Is employed at Hamilton Standard in Windsor CLUES bOWN: in permit fees, according to tee granted in July of last year. CLUES DOWN: 2. ABUSE not amusa. Tha ofu^a word "lnavltably'’ (l'|htlnflat»*"'^''9 Also issued last month were per Locks. The couple has 12 grandchildren. 7. RUMOR not humor. A roport can taka the aubjaol larloualy, and ba Assistant named ihontely report issued this week by Pgirnits for 88 alterations and ad tactual, without naading to be humortaaa. , ragrattabla) favora ABUSE, aa alio does tha provltio: I f dfspaaad to do ao. ditions were granted last month, mits for one garage, 14 fences, six One can gsnarally assume that witty people ara dispoaad to amusa paopla. Chief E ld in g Inspector Francis J. a. PUTTINQ not cutting. Whether or not for the purboaa of cutting H. signs, 19 swimming pools, seven tool 3. DATE not data. Tha ofua'cauggastlon that this la somatWngi^ought HARTFORD—- Margaret W. Lawson has been Conti. compBrqd to the 66 permits granted ' PUTTINQ It on tha tablacloth la wrong baaloalfy. sheds, two demolitions, 65 electrical OET to ba abla to ramambar, suits a simple DATE rathar than data. elected assistant vice president of the Hartford The rep o rt says 910,850 was in July I960. Couple 9. STVlE not stole. The due appllsa more naturally to a STYLE of draas Industrial alterations last month permits, 29 plumbing permits and 26 4. TUNE not June. A TUNE can wall have happy associations, a.g.. Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. by its received in fees by tee building Open house set than to a particular garment that ssams pointlaaaly spsclflc. included a 30 by 100 foot addition at heating permits. , CENTER' courtship days or lha Hka. Against June. board of directors. Mrs.,Lawson's responsibilities department in July 1961, compared "Til* Nolural Wav to lota WalsKf 14. ROE not rye. Tha olua has more the air of rsfsrring to an orldinary arti days being notalglcally stirrad: If a more tha eSaa that a bsautlful Juna honored cle of diet applicable to "people," In a general Sanaa, who althar Ilka n S e n ffe e a Artie let for $ele 41 Apertmenta For Boot. S3 Homoa lor Ront 54 Autoa For Sala SI Motorcyelaa-BIcrelaa 64 Motorcyelaa-Bleyeiaa IDVERTliM OHered 31 TAG SALES EXTERIOR PAINTING - VERNON - Heat included. SURPLUS-JEEPS, CARS, KZ400 Deluxe 1978 1979 ^ 1100 Y AM AH A WATER A AIR-Complete King sized three bedroom decks, petlos, drlvewey Kingsized Waterbeda, star- TRUCncS. (}ar Inventoiy KAWASAKI, fairing, SPECIAL - Under 6.000 with basement. Kid’i o.k. MTES seeling, college lunior tlng at $199. "The APMTIIEIIT valued |2I43 sold for $10(). baggage-rack, saddle bags. miles. ExceUent condition. seeking work. Cheap’ rates. CaU how: Locators 2395iM6 Similar bargains available, low mileage. $1350. 688- Extras. Telephone 646- iClassified 643^2711 GIGANTIC WICKER Profeaalonal Waterbed TENMTS Minimum Charge (sm. fee) Estimates. S t i m t . People.” Broad. Street, CkiU for information, 602- 6201 Ask for Andrea. 3037. 46— 8porting Goods SALE! Dealer going out of We own 150 apartmenti In JlSUfifiL BMPLOYMINT 23— HoMat tof S a lt. 35— Haatmo-Plurnbtng 58— MtSC. for Rant $2.iojUr