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Also available in Polished Brass or Walnut Veneer. • Since 1881 • 20t CAT scan, were carried out REGULAR SALE surrender Sunday at St. Vincent’s *4900 S3995 Medical Center and all MONTREAL (UPI) - Nine con­ word on the condition of the proved negative, the gover­ Wall Model measures 14" in Diameter and 17‘/e" a High with a 19" extension. V/all lamp is available in victs surrendered today and released hostages. Recovery nor’s physician. Dr. Joseph Bone White with Satin Chrome or Beige with Em- file last of eight hostages they had Just before 3 a.m. EDT, the nine N. Russo II of Hartford, presso Brown. held at gunpoint for three days convicts had freed three other said Tuesday. REGULAR SALE * huddled against a stone wall in the hostages, Marcel Bougie, 46. a prison Larrye deBear, the program .4900 33995 courtyard of maximum security g o v e r n o r ’s p re s s driver, Denis Fh-oteau, a 16-year-old Sen. Herman Talmad^e (left) addresses his to the Senate. The prospect of a loss for Sen. Laval Penitentiary, helper on the prison garbage truck, secretary, said Russo Floor Models 52” Height makes it ideal for alongside chair or desk. The tense drama began to draw to supporters Tuesday after his victory in the Mike Gravel (right) in Alaska’s Democratic Available in Bone White; Matte Black: Beige/Expresso Brown, Q and Marc Saindon, 21, a laborer. delayed disclosing the tests a close in the early morning hours The release came hours after planned Georgia runoff against Gov. Zell Miller, primary triggered few tears in the Senate. In because he wanted to dou­ REGULAR SALE when the nine inmates, trapped in the 4 Talmadge fought his way back from financial nearly 12 years in Congress, Gravel stepped Canadian military vehicles moved ble check the results with ‘63** S5|9 courtyard after they bungled a mass into Laval Penitentiary to back and personal problems to win renomination on many toes. (UPI photos) radiation experts and con­ escape attempt Monday from the sharpshooters surrounding the cour­ WASHINGTON ' FI’l i - The more firm the negative findings. century-old prison, released three of tyard where the men had held the than 100 million American workers Russo performed sur­ AND their 11 hostages. hostages for four days. and their employers who pay .Social gery on the governor April The final stage of the siege began Security taxes would get some of that 3 for removal of a ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. when sharpshooters, stationed on an money back under President Georgians Talmadge wins. cancerous ovarian cyst. The inmates, most serving life encircling wall, were ordered not to Carter's economii recovery program She then underwent six 440 OAKLAND 8T., M ANCHESTER sentences for murder, agreed to let being announced today open fire after one of the convicts their remaining captives sit some 10 weeks of radiation 646-2830 Toll FrM 1-800-832-7000 Business would gel faster tax broke down weeping and threatened feet away under the glare of treatments at Hartford depreciation and other incentives to MON FRIDAY 7:M to 5:00 THUHSDAY Til, 9:00 l-.M. SATURDAY 8:00 5:00 to kill someone or commit suicide. floodlights and the gaze of rooftop Alaska results not known Hospital which ended on Authorities called in a single increase its level of investment sharpshooters. July 4 when Russo said marksman armed with av308-calibre L t ' / Localities and industries par­ B\ I nileU Prt*.. Inli'rnationul Alaskans also were voting on a three decades. The Senate Mrs. Grasso, 61, was im­ ticularly hard hit by recession and agriculture chairman held the rural rifle topped with a telescopic sight. The convicts remained armed with Veteran campaigner Sen Herman measure to create an Alaska proving steadily. “If one of the inmates shoots high unemployment would get in­ Statehood Commission to examine base that was the source of his four revolvers, including two Talmadge. still backed by the rural In a statement released himself, don’t open fire,” an officer creased aid the state's 21-year-old statehood pact father's strength in four elections as magnums and knives reportedly Georgia voters who have supported Tuesday by the Governor’s from the command post for the Overall, administration officials with the United States. governor and his own two guber­ received in a prison workshop where him-ter three decades, made good his Office, Russo said Mrs. hostage-taking ordered the other said, the plan is intended to speed Alaska elections officials reported natorial campaigns and five Senate the breakout began in a burst of gun­ vow toiwercome the denunciation of Grasso "continues to sharpshooters. recovery from the recession, lay his feftfiw senators and win only scattered returns by 3 a m. EDT races. fire Monday. experience some gastric Within minutes, at 10:15 a.m. EDT, groundwork for increased levels of and. citing computer problems, said Although Miller was victorious in renominaflpn to the Senate. irritative symptoms” but word came back that the convicts Earlier in the day, the prison of­ business investment and productivity In his fifth term bid. shadowed by substantial results were not likely to some urban areas where Talmadge "'lit he said these are "an Arc ^ had agreed to surrender their four ficials called in two Canadian Armed and help .American business adjust to financial scandal and personal be recorded until later in the day. lost in the first primary Aug. 5, he expected sequel to her revolvers. They were ordered to Forces armored personnel carriers higher energy costs and tougher in­ problems, the powerful Democratic In Oklahoma's Democratic Senate failed to pick up enough of the anti- radiation therapy.” deposit them near a fence. with a crew of 18 officers and armed senator turned back an aggressive primary. Robert S. Kerr Jr., son of Talmadge vote cast earlier for two ternational competition He said the symptoms ‘"They have no more guns and they challenge by Lt Gov Zell .Miller to the late senator, won a spot in a Sept. other candidates. servicemen as a "preventive Administration officials estimate "are similar to a viral up­ want to let go of the hostages," an of­ measure” should talks break down. emerge victorious Tuesday from his 16 runoff with former prosecutor In a victory speech before the final set.” iA.v'k the program would add 400.000 jobs results. Talmadge told his jubilant ficer at the scene reported back to "It’s a normal procedure because first run-off election. Andy Coats. Among Republicans, The doctor said Mrs. at this point in time, our (prison) per­ to the economy in 1981 and 900 000 in With 96.9 percent of the state's 2.- racing car promoter and industrialist supporters in the ornate ballroom of the command post by walkie-talkie. Grasso was taken to the "Do we take them?” sonnel are getting very tired,” 1982. above the number normal 251 precincts counted. Talmadge had John Zink and state Sen. Don Nickles the Atlanta Hilton hotel: "Round No. Bridgeport hospital for the Verreault said, adding that thie recovery would bring 529.410 votes or 57 9 per cent, to 384.- won berths in another run-off. 1 is over, it looks like round No. 2 is "Get someone responsible to pick weekend tests "because of presence of the CAF in no way President Carter was to announce 647 or 42.0 percent for .Miller The November winner will succeed approaching a climax." up the guns, and make sure they the caliber of the facilities represented a military intervention the program at a White House In Alaska. Sen. .Mike Gravel was Republican Sen. Henry Bellmon. who "Get ready for round No. 3 — on to don’t touch them,” the commander ceremony today attended by about there.” ordered. in the hostage-taking incident. involved in a bitter contest for a is retiring at the end of his second November and on to Washington!" Other hospitals, in­ 200 leaders of business, labor. third-term nomination against term. Talmadge shouted. Two unarmed officers were sent in Congress, state and local cluding Hartford Hospital, to collect the guns in a plastic bag. The hostage-takers, led by con­ Anchorage lawyer Clark Gruening. Talmadge. 67. trounced Miller in Talmadge faces Republican Mack have CAT scan equipment governments, and environmental, Mattingly of St. Simons Island in the Marksmen were withdrawn to a victed cop-killer Roger Duhamel, 33, 39. grandson of the late Sen. Ernest the first runoff primary of a political but the Bridgeport equip­ minority and social policy groups general election Nov. 4. more distant position as the hostages were refused an escape truck and Gruening. whom Gravel unseated in career that has spanned more than ment is believed be the letter iti Overall, the package was expected 1968 began to be released. At 10:39 a.m. a drugs, shortly after their foiled jail more sophisticated. yellow ambulance with red lights to total about $30 billion'in 1981 $2:'i break, which ended with the death of billion of it in tax cuts and at least $4 flashing sped onto the prison American John Connearney of South grounds. There was no immediate billion In spending programs - with Quincy, Mass., a convicted killer. additional amounts projected over Debate arrangements disputed tile next five years Proposed lax cuts, according to ad­ B\ I niled Prenit Inirrnational son. said, "It is disappointing to see the the 1930s.” ministration sources, will include in­ Plans for the scheduled Sept. 18 date in National Press Club has apparently agreed to Reagan's running mate, George Bush, an­ come tax crediLs to repay employers Baltimore for the first presidential debate — sponsor a presidential debate without con­ nounced he will kick off what he describes as a Irish resigns and employees for part - perhaps 10 and perhaps all three — almost surely will be sidering Congressman Anderson.” 10-week, non-stop campaign effort Friday percent — ol the Social Security changed before hotly disputed arrangements Rosenbaum said Anderson aides would con­ with a big sendoff from Portland, Maine. for the confrontations are completed. taxes they pay tact National Press Club officials today to try Carter won a prized union endorsement Faster wnte-oll ol depreciation The first debate may not even be held under to convince them to reconsider. state GOP post Tuesday when the United Auto Workers Inter­ r-i>< - and other proposals for business are the sponsorship of the League of Women Reagan, meanwhile, was in Cleveland to national Executive Board voted unanimously over the state,” he noted. intended to increase the nation's Voters. seek the backing of the powerful International to ask the union's 1.4 million members to sup­ By KEVIN FOLEY After a long afternoon of unresolved Asked if grumblings in the town level of investment in more elficient Brotherhood of Teamsters and to meet with port him. Herald Reporter production to help reduce inflation arguments over details of the league's plans, five Midwestern GOP governors before flying committee over last May’s flap in­ MANCHESTER - Wallace Irish, and make F S business more com­ the White House announced late Tuesday to Washington to take up residence in his t^w- volving delegates and alternates, President Carter had accepted a National Anderson had asked the board to delay its a four-year member of the which Irish initiated out of fear of petitive abroad Growing productivi­ ly rented estate in Middleburg, Va. decision until October, when he said the Republican State Central Com­ Looking for the big one Press Club invitation for a one-on-one debate In prepared remarks. Reagan lashed out at losing the local party’s credentials at ty. among otlier things, allows with Republican nominee Ronald Reagan at viability of his chance to win the presidency mittee, will resign that post along the state convention last month, Irish workers to get bigger wage im reases Carter's economic policies in the sharpest at­ would be proved, and Citizens Party candidate with his District 7 leadership position These two young Glastonbury residents Czapiga, 12 of 53 Cedar Ridge Terrace, scans "the earliest possible date " tack of the campaign. . said “it doesn't bother me.” without causing liigher prices that Barry Commoner made a pitch for the union’s effective Sept. 15, according to eat up those increases Reagan's aides, who do not want indepen­ "He has created a severe depression in our "There's always grumblings,” he said they were looking for trout in this small the water, as Jody Satin, 11, of 1762 dent John Anderson excluded from the con­ backing. Republican town chairman Robert said, "but I always felt I represented stream along Manchester Road. They said Manchester Road gets his hands right into the The Commerce Department nation. " Reagan said. "As a result, workers UAW officers said Reagan and Bush Von Deck. reported Wednesday the productivity frontations. delayed a response and their families today are suffering more the main stream. No one’s going to declined an invitation to appear. Von Deck made the announcement they have caught ’em and ate ’em. Jim action. (Herald photo by Lavalleei of L' S non-financial corporations - .Mike Rosenbaum, a spokesman for Ander- than at any time since the Great Depression of agree with you 100 percent of the during Wednesday night's time, but that has no affect on me,” their output per hour ol work - Republican Town Committee Irish, who supports and has worked slumped 1 1 percent during the I RU BTITC NUMInK meeting at town hall. at 302 Main for the candidacy of William F. spring quarter, the sixth straight T P tnuerKES nNDW RST YOUR COOKOUT CENTER Contacted this morning, Irish said Buckley. R-Sharon, is confident his quarterly decline THI M oum to COUKM PON THI Nm I IMMa For a Deluxe Cookout try our individual boneless shell strip he was giving up the two posts for man will defeat Richard Bozzuto for LIORfIRA in a separate report.' the depart­ steaks, fresh BONELESS BLOCK ISLAND SWORD or boned family and business reasons. He said the nomination for the U.S. Senate Group backs HUD; ment said an unusually large drop in MANCHESTER at Howtll CIWMy T»ch Chicken Breasts. Sale on 3 lb. boxes Tobin’s Skinless Franks. he is also tired of seeing people not seat being vacated by Abraham oil imports narrowed the F S trade btglnnlng S*pt*mlMr 10, 19S0, involved with the town's political Ribicoff. Some Republicans saw .deficit for .luly to $1 8.5 billion, its system criticizing the things that are Wcdnttday •vanlngt 6:30-0:30 pm tor TOBIN’S SKINLESS Irish's questioning of a state conven­ lowest point in 16 months But the done in it. tion delegate and her alternate as an I'nited States still may run a record 12 WMkt. FRESH “I’ve spent two to three hours plans mail campaign attempt to manipulate the local trade deficit tor this year .is a whole For Moolor ChorfO/VlM FIRST PRIZE FRANKS every day going around talking to delegation’s support over to Buckley. Carter's program would md take BONELESS people as part of my job,” Irish said, Irish maintain^ this morning the By LALREN DAVIS SHEA "Presidential elections bring out a Archibald Stewart, who will serve effect until 1981. and the ;iiesident “and 1 go to two or three meetings large segment of traditionally liberal as the progressive group’s chairman town committee is split over the two Herald Repurter apparently planned not to semi Since 1957, over 26,000 itudenta have auccetslully com­ BLOCK 3 LB. BOX ^ 5 b 0 9 every week. Politics is important in would-be senators. voters who don’t usually vote in off on the HUD issue, said "HUD has specific iegisla'-ion to Congress until pleted couraea In thia program ottered by my life but one person shouldn't never forced any community to “State Central chairman Ralph MA.NCHESTER - The Citizens year elections. 1 think more people January He opposes enaelineni of a OUR VERIBEST S TO THE LB. dominate the scene. That’s why I've change its zoning” Added Faucher, THE UNIVERSin OF CONNECTICUT ISLRND Capacelatro expressed suprise and for Social Responsibility voted who are likely to support the tax cut this election year t COTihMNng Uucallon, U-MD. tiocra, CT M M I U.S.D.A. CHOICE given up my role as a district "That is up to the local zoning regret over my resignation when I Wednesday night to spearhead a program will vote this time, " Rubin The Senate Finame Committee is C«N 4M -32M Of wrHo to, trot brochuro leader,” Irish said he will continue board " SWORDFISH BEEF PATTIES ib*2.09 called him,” Irish said. "I’d just campaign supporting the town's said. [lushing a $39 tiillion ’a\ cut and Tkit rounr mt*lt Ikr m inimum rducalionnl rt^uirtmrnu for Iku on, however, as a member of the begun a rapport with him, but 1 Although the group's vote reflected Ronald Reagan a $36 liillion one. both lainipnrii.ni lurntr at irt funhhy I ha l.onnarttaul Kaal £ ,u ia i.om mii. lb. $4.99 re-entry into the federal Community Copies of HUD related material MORRELL’S BONELESS SMOKED town committee. started thinking about leaving while 1 harmony on re-entering the program of which contain olhei versions ol Irish, who has served on that com­ Development Block Grant program. are available in the town's Human was on vacation,luaiiuii, auso 1 I iiiducmade iiijrmy and avoiding the issue of racism, the .speeded-up depreciation wnte-ofl lor PICNIC HAM ib*2.39 mittee for 12 years, said he had tried Services Department. Aside from Marinated decision.” The campaign will consist qf what discussion proceeding the vote business U.S.D.A. CHOICE — BONELESS our classic Shetland crew to be a "party person” but added that urging residents to read the MUSHROOMS Irish’s successor will be appointed the group views as program fact revealed philosophical differences In 10 very collectible colors... he "needs a break” from local by the Republican Town Com- sheets and advertising, including between members of the progressive materials themselves, members also politics. mittee’s members living in the Third direct mail. "We will stress the group. bemoaned the dropolf in citizen ef­ 4 i b .* 1 ,3 3 LONDON BROIL STEAK HofttiW “Not enough people take an in­ Senatorial District which is com- facts, we won't discuss or respond to fort on behalf of the programs they Secretary Gerry Harvey declared Probe due terest in the system. No one else posed of voting districts 1,6,7,8 and the emotional issues. Voters will be said were lost with the IIUD vote Whitel Yellowl Royall RedI PInkI Belgel the campaign would be an uphill bat­ seems to be working and I asked 10. Von Deck asked each district for able to read about the facts of the Powder Bluel Dark GraanI Light Green! tle. "People believe what they want "Politicians aren't the only ones to Cola Slew , b * 2 . 5 9 myself why I was running around all a list of prospective candidates. program, rather than who called who to believe, no matter what we sav. or be faulted Most of the program s on jai alai Ruatl a racist,” group co-chairperson Potato Salad what the facts in the pamphlets are. supporters have sat on their hands, if SHU) IX.0D BEEF ROAST...... »^«2.39 Robert Faucher said. Italian Salad she said. the people were still participating, Let your Initials show, handsomely em­ The town Board of Directors this NEWINGTON ' m The slate Unisex Members plan to concentrate on we might get a little further if the KRAKUS IMPORTEO HAM broidered on our Shetland crew of the month voted to place the matter on gaming policy board I o d .i y Barber/Styling Salon the theme expressed by Faucher, politicians aren’t doing much it's Itallano Brand the November ballot because the authorized the resumption ol an in­ 3-lb. 5-lb. finest machine washable wool and acrylic. "The program's cost because of because their constituents aren t SALAMI SALE can *6.59 can *10i79 two-year moritorium on the U.S. vestigation of alteni|ds hy World .lai Bet you can't resist all the exciting new withdrawal has come back to haunt doing much." Faucher said. 968 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Itallano Brand Department of Housing and Urban Alai Inc. of Hartlord to enter into a us.” (NEAR ARTHUR DRUG) colorsi Sizes 34-40. sportswear, down­ labor backing of a Republican in Development-sponsored program business partnership with three GENOA SALAMI LAND OF LAKES MARGARINE The weather Faucher cited lost funds for memory. Pege 2. will expire in January 1981. Countered Rubin, "Are our elected Florida dog tracks town manchester and trI-city plaza, ver- sidewalks, downtown rehabilitation, HAIRCUTTINQ FOR lb. 69* Attorney Paul McQuillan saya be If the town is to re-enter the officials leaders or followers'.’ Don't The board unanimously .igreed to ib*2.39 non. \ Partly cloudy tonight; partly sun­ delayed construction of the senior MEN « WOi^EN Land Of Lakes Butter...... ,b * 1 .8 9 ny Friday. OetaiM forecast on was victimized when his name was program, municipal administrators forget the one director (.Mayor order a compliance ineeling at the PEPPERONI citizens center, and housing Stephen Penny I who put out the most request of gambling Executive Page 2. mentioned in a New Britain corrup- would have to begin the lengthy rehabilitation. fTe and other group tion trial. Page 3. application process shortly after the time in support of CD funds also got Director John tl Devine APPOINTMENTS ib*2.49 members stressed the funds need not SP A M 13..S1.20 the sweater, start of the coming year, the most votes in the municipal elec­ Devine said ' inlormalion has AVAILABLE TUE8.-FRI. Octoborfoat *16 be used for new low-income housing. SCOTT JUMBO NAPKINS ...... 79* In sports I n a i A t t Residents in April 1979 voted by a tion." come to our aitention liiat raises (»IU B.C. SALAMI Mnsiae luaay 3., withdraw from the The group’s position was taken In other business, the group voted some serious quest ions concerning GAINES DOG FOOD .-h. ...01.93 with 3 Initials, Steve Carlton not talking about to offer tacit support for the ib*2.39 2Ptb pitching win ... P a n 9. Classified...... 17-1$ program, prompting a suit by three after a presentation by J. Russell W.IA Realty Co 'owners of Hartford KLEENIX ...... ZKraBS* ...... 19 low-income women who charged the Smyth, a member of the HUD opposi­ renovations to Manchester High Jai Alia I with other principles In 647-1167 T e^agers threat in U.S. Open School, as worded in the referendum W A LK -IN t tennis in New York... Coach confi­ Editorial ...... 4 vote’s intent was racial discrimina- tion group, the Concerned Citizens Florida" ON question which will face voters in He said thal an investigation was •ATUROAV dent UConn football team will be a Entertalnment '...... 12 tion. They were later joined in their for Manchester’s Development. Buy your holiday sodas here and get cash for Coke, Cott, Pepsi Manchester Store Hours Using charts to illustrate his talk. November. originally initiated last December C L O t ID winner ... Page 10. Fam ily...... 14 suit by the U.S. Justice Department M O N D A Y S ^ and 7-Up bottles and cans. KIngsford Briquets ... Matchlite Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, Obituaries ...... 8 in their effort to prevent the town Smyth said his objections to the HUD The renovations call for a $5.5 .but was terminated two months later Briquets... Paper Plates... Relishes. Thurs. 'til 9. Peopletalk...... 2 from withdrawing from the HUD program spring from what he inter­ million bond issue, with $19 million when he was advised by WJA Presi­ ^ r t s ...... 9-11 program. prets as repeated statements in the expected from state reim­ dent Hoger Wheeler that World Jai Connecticut Alai was seeking to enter a Television ...... 12 Group member Ben Rubin said the federal regulations requiring the bursements. MCSR said it would partnership in Florida. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. The state AFL-CIO convention TownTalk...... 8 1979 vote took place in an off year town to change zoning and provide work to bring out the hidden costs, backs Rep. Stewart McKinney, R- U pdate...... ^...... 2 election, whqreas this year the HUD housing for families outside such as interest, figures whiqh ■ | felt that the investigation should Conn., for re-election in the first W eather...... ‘...... 2 vote will coincide with the presiden­ Manchester before providing for traditionally are never included in be terminated at thal pdint. ' said tial election. local persons, including elderly. bond issues. Devine. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 28, 1980 rtuxusi 28, l9«u McQuillan denies Town girl receives M p d o t e . award at 4 - H fair .MA,\(:ilE.STKR - Donna Thibodeau, 10, daughter of role in corruption Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Thibodeau, of 281 Hackmatack St., was awarded the demonstration trophy at the Hartford Sunbelt states lose aid be controlled in many cases by a new drug treatment that HARTFORD (UPI) — Prominent New "My name seemed to come up out of County 4-H Fair last weekend at Bradley Field, Windsor Turmoil eases in Philadelphia Workers vote canceled resulted in complete remissions in 70 percent of a test Britain attorney Paul J. McQuillan has nowhere,” McQuillan said from his home Locks, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Residents of the Sunbelt PHILADELPHIA lUPI) - Police officers say the tur­ GDANSK, PolaneKUPI) - Leaders of Poland's 300,000 group, said a report published today. strenuously denied any involvement in the in New Britain. “ I feel I have been She was awarded the trophy for her demonstration of states will not get help with their air-conditioning costs moil has eased in a black neighborhood wracked by three strikers unexpectedly, canceled a mass workers' vote A seven-member research team at the Sydney Farber city's municipal corruption scandal, seriously victimized, and I feel that people preparing oatmeal meat loaf She competed against all from the $1.8 billion federal fund to help the poor and days of disturbances by residents angry over the killing today on the communist government's compromise Cancer Institute devised a three-part chemotherapy saying his name came "out of nowhere" of this state have the right to know the first place winners. elderly pay their winter heating bills. of a black teenager by a white policeman. proposals to end the 15-day strike wave, and returned to treatment for victims of acute myelogenous leukemia, a in the first case to be tried. truth.” She also received several ribbons in various divisions The violence began Monday night when demonstrators the negotiating table with the government team. Advocates from the warm-weather states argued un­ bone cancer that affects all age groups. McQuillan, chairman of the State Police including, four blue ribbons, six red ribbons and three successfully in the House Wednesday some of the money McQuillan was one of several prominent attacked a North Philadelphia police station with rocks After a tough debate until nearly midnight Wednesday Advisory Committee and a one-time New Britain residents whose names were white ribbons and reserve champion award in the home should be available to help their residents pay air con­ arts division; a white ribbon in arts and crafts and rib­ and bottles The disturbances continued Tuesday, and on the government's proposals, including a reported special assistant state’s attorney, mentioned ’Tuesday when a tape recording ditioning bills during heatwaves, such as the one that Gasoline business slow bons in foods, camp crafts, record books and clothing youths broke store windows on Wednesday night, said guarantee that the Baltic Coast workers would be given Wednesday flatly rejected that he was in­ of a conversation between two of the 24 struck several states this summer and caused hundreds She is a member of the Manchester 4-H Bake'n Baste police. the right to form a labor union independent of their pre­ At least seven gasoline marketers, faced with sluggish volved in the alleged sweeping scheme to defendants in the case was played in sent Communist Party-controlled organizations, the 19 of deaths. sell city jobs and promotions. Club. Police reported no looting and no arrests in the motorist demand, have lowered prices by half a cent to 4 Superior Court. The House was unconvinced and rejected, 215-199, an Other club members receiving ribbons included Debra predominately black area Wednesday night, but said six leaders of the joint strike committee scheduled a vote for cents a gallon over the past two weeks in certain parts of amendment proposed by Rep. Eld Roybal, D-Calif., to Merril, ribbons in foods, camp crafts, flowers, record men had been arrested in the afternoon for stealing early today. the country. The tape was of an alleged conversation Tliat meeting never took place, however. There was no change the formula used to determine each state's share Talks adjourned books and clothing and Ann Merritt in flowers, foods, appliances from a store. Analysts said some motorists already are benefiting between former city Civil Service Com­ "Apparently the concentration of police discouraged explanation why it was canceled, nor would the strike of the heating assistance fund. camp crafts, clothing and weaving. from local price wars but cautioned that relief at the mission Chairman Frederick P. Haddad looting." a police spokesman said "The crowds are very leaders say what they had decided to do about the The three club members also modeled clothing they pump varies Widely from city to city and state to state. in nurse strike and suspended Detective Sgt. George F. vocal but it seems to be much more controlled than it has government's proposal to resolve their few remaining Leukemia can he controlled made at the Hartford Country 4-H Dress Review U.S. gasolihe consumption plummeted 7 percent in the STAFFORD (UPI) — Negotiations Sahadi. differences in a five-man committee. been in the last couple of days " BOSTON (UPI) — An often fatal form of leukemia can first seven months of 1980 below year-earlier levels. aimed at settling the almost 9-week strike by 56 registered nurses at Johnson It was played during Sahadi’s trial on Memorial Hospital have been adjourned foiW' counts of bribery and two counts of Talk slated tonight indefinitely. conspiracy for allegedly buying his 50 5000 30 00 jQ 54 M \NCIIKS TKH— Ho\vard Dickstein will speak at the Contract talks Wednesday ended with promotion to detective sergeant in a deal Educational Community. 645 Birch Mountain Road, both sides talking about an impasse and Haddad has testified he arranged. V Manchester, tonight at 7:30. state Labor Commissioner P. Joseph . Peopletalk, State labor group backs Haddad, testifying about the tape Dickstein. who will speak on "Parenting The Parent Peraro saying "although I don't consider Wednesday, said retired city Personnel The Adult Child and His Parent", received his MSW any meeting fruitless," that no progress The ^^other m an*^ Director Alfred S. Pettinelli had told him degree at the University of Connecticut. School of Social was made. McQuillan, prominent New Britain con­ Work He presently is in private practice as a geriatric L /'w The photo shows a sailor triumphantly kissing a Negotiators were also told the National tractor Angelo Tomasso and Pettinelli had consultant. nurse in Times ^uare on V-J Day. 1945. In the up­ its first GOP candidate Labor Relations Board has dismissed all had a meeting. The public is invited to attend any two meetings per left-hand corner of the picture is a beaming unfair labor practice charges the 78-bed HARTFORD (UPI) - For the first came when the 500 delegates who — State Senate Majority Leader without charge For further information call 646-0711 merchant seaman. hospital and the nurses' union lodged Haddad said Pettinelli, a key figure in time in memory, the traditionally represent 175.000 workers took up the Joseph Lieberman of New Haven, The picture, taken by master lensman Alfred against each other. the scandal who turned state’s evidence, ST WA*M Democratic Connecticut State Labor council's Committee on Political 3rd District; Eisenstaedt, first appeared in Life magazine, and The nurses, who went on strike July 1, had given him no details about what the Council has thrown its support behind EMucation recommendation to re­ —Rep. William Ratchford, 5th \ 5 ‘ Life now sa.vs it's identified the kissers as George planned to return to the picket lines todav. meeting was about or when it took place. a Republican candidate for federal main neutral in the 2nd District District; -W. .Mendonza and Edith Shain. Haddad said Pettinelli told him, "Some office. scramble between John Dempsey —Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., 6th .Milton Diamond of Milwaukee, seeking his share day you’ll find out." Rep. Stewart McKinney, the lone Jr., a former Democratic state District; Murder indictment [ ' '' 'j«nowiw*^ rJS, of fame, says he was the "other man" grinning his When contacted later, McQuillan, who UBOR DAY Republican among the state's six chairman and the son of former Gov. Jerry Brown, president of District U^'WtAtMfR rOtOCAtf C approval of the impromptu kiss. But he's had no HARTFORD (UPI) - A second served as a special assistant state’s at­ congressmen, won the endorsement John Dempsey, and Samuel Gejden- 1199 of the Hospital and Health Care luck getting even a print, despite several letters to Superior Court grand jury called to con­ torney to review the widely publicized For period ending 7 a m EST 8 29.80, During Thursday Wednesday after a brief argument son. Employees Union, joined delegates Life and Eisenstaedt. sider evidence against a Hartford man has night, most of the nation can expect clear to partly cloudy among the more than 500 delegates The convention voted down the who urged endorsement of Gejden­ Barbara Gibbons murder case, denied he Gerry Beilman, owner of Green Lodge in Manchester, is shown "I was the one in the picture. " Diamond insists. indicted him for murder in a March 6 weathwr with little chance of showers anywhere. attending the 24th annual convention recommendation and raised a motion son over Dempsey. had had such a meeting with Pettinelli and receiving a beautification award from Lorraine Peterman of the En­ SPECIALS "I'm sure of that. I remember walking down the shooting. of Connecticut's AFL-CIO. to endorse Gejdenson, a former^^rtpte Brown said he'd contacted Tomasso. vironment and Beautification Committee of the Chamber of street and seeing the photographer." The grand jurors Wednesday indicted FALL GARDEN MUMS . But the delegates returned to tradi­ representative. Dempsey on several occasions on un­ Ronald Huff, ZJ, who pleaded innocent and "I have never spoken to Mr. Pettinelli Commerce. In the background is the garden of snapdragons, marigolds Weather forecast tion and endorsed Democratic can­ But Council Executive^ice Presi­ ion issues and "we never got results asked for a jury trial. about any promotion or Mr. Haddad, or as and ageratum, for which the award was presented. (Herald photo by didates for the U.S. Senate and four dent Gordon Saw^-rtoflsiness agent from John Dempsey Jr." in c o lo r ft b u d Variable cloudiness with chance of a few showers Cemetery vote A grand jury July 23 declined to return I can recall, anybody else," said Richmond) other congressional seats, leaving for the im ^ g tion a l Association of "He happens to have a famous today Highs in the lower 80s. around 28 C Partly cloudy an Indictment against Huff for the McQuillan, who has Tomasso as a client. $2.49 value Things are tough for voters in Muskogee. Okla. the endorsement in the 2nd District Machinis^sT'^ered the vote post­ name in the state and he's trading on 9 9 tonight with low temperatures 60 to 65 Friday partly sun­ shooting death of William Beck, 34, of Last year's polling place was a dilapidated church race to be decided today. poned until today. that name," said Brown, who pdded In other testimony in Sahadi’s trial 5 for *9.45 ny Highs 75 to 80 Probability of precipitation 30 persent Hartford, during an apartment robbery. chapel — un-air-conditioned, no indoor plumbing. Opponents said McKinney's 60 per­ Sawyer, over, angry protests of that Gejdenson was a clear labor Wednesday, Haddad emphatically said he Green Lodge receives today 20 percent tonight and Friday Light westeKK The state requested, and won. a second That wouldn't do again, and finding a new place cent rating by the national AFL-CIO delegates, said there was no quorum sympathizer during his tenure in the didn’t change or mark answers on w inds becoming northerly 10 to 15 mpfi today NortheasT" grand jury, saying the judge’s instructions for Tuesday's election was a problem because of political arm wasn't good enough. and that the lack of a majority pre­ House. He noted that Dempsey was Sahadi’s written civil service test and that FROM THE GREENHOUSE winds around 10 mph tonight becoming easterly Friday. to the first panel were faulty. conflicting political boundaries in the precinct and They also questioned his votes to sent for other endorsements didn't never elected to public office. Sahadi didn’t take the test at the Haddad cham ber beauty award pedal few public buildings. matter because the count had not home, l.o n g l.olund S o u n d decontrol oil prices and reduce the First Lady coming "Frankly, we were desperate," says Fred windfall profits tax on oil companies. been challenged. Council Fh'esident John Driscoll Long l*.lunfl Sound to W alrh liilL K.I.. and Mon- Sahadi had claimed on the tape recor­ .MANCHE.STER — Green Lodge is the Brackett and Suzanne Burnham. pedal Wright, election board secretary. "Then I hit on the But supporters said the convention Several delegates threatened to cautioned delegates that if they sup­ HARTFORD (UPI) - First lady S lauk I’oini. N.^.: East-west cold front slipping south ding that he had taken the test at Haddad's recipient of the August beautification The committee also cited the well- idea that here was this building that no one was was "mature enough" to go with a quit the council when Sawyer ported Gejdenson it would be an through area by evening and becoming stationary south Rosalynn Carter will address the Connec­ home with Haddad, his daughter and his award presented by the Environment and maintained grounds of the lodge and the ASPARAGUS FERN using." Republican and said McKinney's adjourned the session until today. "empty endorsement" because the of the area by early Friday as high pressure moves east ticut Democratic Party’s 1980 campaign wife present. Both Haddad’s wife and Beautification Committee of the efforts taken "to help make Manchester a Reg. 99» NOW The building? A mausoleum at the Muskogee labor reO'ord had imoroved. par- 'The convention also endorsed Rep. across New England Winds southwest to west 10 knots or state COPE had little money to help kickoff dinner Sept. 13 at the Hartford daughter have l^ n subpoenaed to testify cleaner more beautiful town." The facili­ 49 Manchester Chamber of Commerce. .Memorial Park Cemetery. "At least it's air- ticulary in his current, fifth term. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., for the out candidates. less becoming northwest this afternoon and shifting to Hilton. at the trial. The award was presented Wednesday by ty is housed in a white colonial building conditioned and there are bathrooms in the offices The Hartford Hilton ballroom U.S. Senate, and backed the JENNITEJ-16 noitheast 10 to 15 knots by evening, becoming east to Democratic State Chairman James M. and is unique in the health care field It's nearby. " said Marie Cannarsa of the election board. where the convention was being held following Democratic congressional The 24 defendants in the scandal, most Mrs. Lorraine Peterman, a member of the southeast at the same speeds during Friday. Partly sunny "We won't be able to give Sam Fitzgerald said Tuesday the proceeds not a convalescent or nursing facility but a Wright noted there could have been scheduling was ringed with antiRonald Reagan candidates: past or present New Britain officials, chamber committee, to Gerry Beilman of and hazy today Variable cloudiness tonight. Mostly Gejdenson a penny in (noney — we from the $100-a-plate dinner will be used Green Lodge. residential care facility licensed and in­ Driveway Sealer problems: "We were lucky this year that there posters. — Rep. William Cotter, 1st were arrested following a 2V4-year state (loudy Friday with chance of occasional drizzle and don't have it." Driscoll said. for Democratic State headquarters ac­ spected by the state and the town wasn't a funeral going on. " The major squabbling Wednesday District; probe into alleged corruption in New Bri­ The award was presented specifically 5 gal. pail Reg. 11.95 patchy fog Visibility mostly 3 to 5miles in haze but oc- tivities. The chamber committee presents cer­ tain. Eleven have pleaded guilty or no con­ for the large garden which runs along the 895 caionallv 1 mile in haze and in drizzle or patchy fog Mrs. Carter campaigned in Connecticut side of the lodge. The committee made tificates of beautification from time to test so far while Sahadi is the first to go While It lasts Friday Average wave heights I foot or less, increasing to If the shoe fits for the president last winter before the special note of the garden which includes time to area businesses for aesthetic state’s presidential primary. forward with a trial. 1 to 2 feet by tonight an arrangement of mixed and miniature lighting, landscaping, street trees and HEADQUARTERS FDR There's a 9.(XX)-pound elephant named Tuy Hua at Bozzuto offered mailing snapdragons, orange marigolds, and a regular maintenance of property Kxtended oulluok the Washington Park Zoo in Portland, Ore,, who has border of soft blue ageratum. Anyone havling a suggestion for a DRIED MATERIALS Extended outlook lor New England Saturday through infected hind feet and has to wear shoes, size 32. HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican week to Capecelatro that the mailing and use of the committee address State, humane society The garden has been kept up by future recipient should submit eHouse and Foliage Plants custom-built and costing $5(X). They're 2 feet high State Chairman Ralph Capecelatro Monday. last week to 45,000 to 50,000 had been made to both Bozzuto and Beilman, who owns the lodge, with the nominations to the committee at the elnsecticides Mas!.urliu.>et|.<. Kliode Uland and f^onnertirul: and have thick crepe soles and red laces. said Wednesday he has offered to let Republicans was a mistake. Buckley at an earlier date, assistance of two of the residents. Hazel chamber offices, 257 East Center St Partly cloudy warm weather through the period. High Her vet. Dr. Mike Schmidt, says Tuy Hua's trou­ Richard Bozzuto send out a cam­ He said the envelopes with the Bozzuto has since been offered the argue death methods eLawn and Garden Tools temperatures will be in the 80s and the overnight lows in ble is a little unusual among zoo animals. Her paign mailing at a cut rate to make committee's return address were reduced rate because "it's the only the 60s movements are restricted by arthritis, so she up for one distributed by James printed before campaign aides thing I could do to rectify” the situa­ •Soils \rrmoni; Variable cloudiness through the period with doesn't get a chance to dry her feet properly after Buckley. realized they couldn't meet com­ tion, said Capecelatro, who said he HARTFORD (UPI) — ’The state has the humane society and the community at Fafnir plans layoffs •Lime marble stones a chance of showers and thunderstorms Sunday Highs in her cage is hosed each day, promoting the infection Buckley, the party's endorsed can­ mittee rules for the reduced 3.5 cent had received one of the Buckley told the Connecticut Humane Society its large, we are required to administer the She'll have to wear the boots, red laces and all. didate for the U.S. ^nate and who is •Mulching park patio blocks the mid 70s to mid 80s Saturday rising to the 80s Monday, postal rate and the privilege of using mailings. method of killing up to 50,000 unwanted law as put forth,” said the head of the divi­ NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The Fafnir 500 people said Wednesday. for about a month until the infection is cured. The being challenged by Bozzuto in a sion of the state Department of Health lyows in the mid 50s to mid 60s the committee's address. animals a year doesn't meet the letter of Bearing Division of Texton Inc., citing a He said the layoffs were the result of a problem is not unheard of: Schmidt says the Sept. 9 primary, sent campaign Services. Maine: Fair Saturday Chance of showers Sunday. Fair Clark said the letters were sent in­ Bozzuto, however, said he wanted the law and must stop. business slowdown, has announced the nationwide business slowdown which Burmese treat it by wrapping elephants' feet in literature to voters with a GOP State "nothing. " The dozen licensed attendants at the Monday Highs in the mid 70s to low 80s Lows 50 to 60. advertently by a Maryland mailing The society repli^ Wednesday the layoff of 170 manufacturing employees at some Fafnir manufacturing segments WOODLAND Gardens cowhide, sans red laces. Central Committee return address on New Hani|i:-liire: Fair Saturday Chance of showers house. "It’s just one in a long line of dirty threatened termination of its injection five society stations — in Newington, its New Britain and Newington plants. weathered "but all of a sudden the bottom Sunday Fair .Monday Highs in the upper 70s and in the the envelope. The literature, however, was tricks by the Buckley organization," program would have a “ very serious, Stamford, Westport, Waterford and dropped out” other areas MANY THOUSANDS OF HOUSE AND FOlUGE PUNTS Buckley’s campaign manager. mailed at the traditional 8.4 cent bulk he said. "There’s np question it was adverse impact” upon public health and Bethany — all are trained and supervised 80s, Lows in the mid 50s to low 60s Last leg “ We hope that no other layotts are Bernie McKinnon, president of the 3.400- ‘ JTi* H'ish everytme a pleasant and Safe l.abor Marshall Clark, said in a letter this rale. The offer of the reduced rate deliberate." the fate of unwanted and abandoned by its veterinarian. Dr. Robert J. Stadler. needed but it will depend on our future member Local 133, United Auto Workers, Day w eekend." It took them 40 days, but a group of 35 teenaged animals. Augustus R. Heiberg, the society’s business,” a spokesman for the ball said he was scheduled to discuss the The Almanac Britons finished their 4.000-mile "Discover Restore fund, And Rep. Aloysius Aheam, D-Bolton, general manager, said the euthanasia bearing manufacturer which employs 4,- layoffs with company officials Fridav. OPEN DAILY 8-6 WEEKENDS 8-5 America " bicycle trip that took them from Seattle UBOR DAY SPECIALS author of a bill which required the use of operations will shut down Monday unless to .Newton, Mass. CCM urges the sodium pentobarbital injections in­ the state stays its order and that would By I niled I’refei Inlernatiunal Their adviser. Alan Evans said the boys, between WEST SIDE stead of the controversial gas chamber for mean serious, adverse impacts upon Today is Thursday. Aug 28, the 241th day of 1980 with NEW HAVEN I UPI) - 14 and 16. students at Islington Green Secondary killing pets, called the whole dispute "a public health. 125 to follow The Connecticut School in London, packed sleeping bags and were power grab.” Aheam said the society kills animals The moon is moving toward its last quarter. Conference of PACKAGE STORE Dr. David Bender, chairman of the mercifully, accepting donations of $10 or The morning star is Venus housed overnight with various families during their Municipalities has urged journey, which ended Monday. 365 CENTER STREET Connecticut Board of Veterinary less, but private vets charge $25: The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and the state Board of Educa­ Registration and Examination, said the “ People who won’t pay this amount to Saturn Evans, who said he spent much of the trek as tion Wednesday to restore presiding mechanic, said the boys "m et a lot of in­ TAKE THE LABOR OUT OF LABOR DAY state objects to the “ inapropriate” use of have their pets destroyed will drown them Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. $7 million to its 1981-82 vet attendants to administer the injec­ or abandon them and this will create a French actor Charles Boyer was born Aug. 28, 1899. teresting people" in the United States, but of course budget to help cities and ENTERTAINING WITH A KEG OF BEER • BiwktoSdtoM\ "can't wait to get back home to tell their friends tions. serious public health problem,” Ahearn On this day in history: towns educate disadvan­ what they saw here" — in particular Mount NO MESSY BOTTLE OR CAN RETURNSI "Even thought we are in sympathy with said. In 1922. a .New York City realty company paid 8100 to taged children. Hushrnore and Mount Vernon, the home of George sponsor the first radio commercial — on station WEAF, CCM President Robert Washington. STYLE! ' in 1963. more than 200.000 demonstrators staged an ...in Johnson said Wednesday 50 KEQS IN STOCKI orderly civil rights march in Washington, D C the state board’s decision FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE In 1968. the Democratic party nominated Hubert Quote of the day to cut the money had been FOLLOWING SELECTION OF KEQS WM Humphrey to run for president as anti-war made "without notice and demonstrators fought police in Chicago. Convicted Watergater G. Gordon Liddy, in the Oc­ without hearings" and WILL BE AVAILABLE. 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EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, August 28, 1980 - 5 Editorial _ ^ _ If 4 im f Euniimjl-lrrah'i Democratic debate Zinsser blasts The payroll squeeze Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 PROVO, Utah - Payrolls The sprawling Geneva Mill themselves to the problem. reveals closeness Dem opponents are the life blood of a local on the shores of Utah Lake — Henry A. Huish, general Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, MA.N'CHESTER — Asked to comment on the p r o g r e ss^ By MARY KITZMANN economy. The threat of the state’s largest manufac­ superintendent at Geneva, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Walsh admitted that favoring a change of his campaign for the Fourth Senatorial seat during Morrber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preaa International Herald Reporter in the system may mean favoring an in­ Wednesday night’s Republican Town Committee meeting closing an area's largest turing payroll — was built by probably senses as keenly as come tax. MANCHESTER — No clear winner, at town hall, Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, launched into a the government early in anyone the disaster a plant Steven Harry, Executive Editor Glassman said imposition of an income plant sends a sickening chill and few contrasts emerged after a lengthy scathing attack of three of the four Democrats vying for Cuatomer Service — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor tax, and lowering the sales and property through communities in­ World War II to produce steel shutdown would cause. Raymond F. Roblnaon, Editor-Publliher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emerltua debate among the four Democratic can­ their party’s nomination. taxes, eventually lead to the “ creeping up volved — and spurs people to plate for ship-building. After "We find it ironic that the didates in the Fourth Senatorial District. “All four Democrats are over at the Sheltered of the other taxes,’’ citing the Workshop debating,” Zinsser said, referring to last fight for their jobs. the war it was purchased by government, which created improving air and water en­ already been played out at The hour-and-a-half debate before the Massachusetts situation. fJ night’s issues debate by his opponents being conducted at Manchester Democratic Town Com­ our steel industry here in the vironment,” he continued. too many mills in the coun­ Walsh, advocating “ getting rid of the That is the case in Utah’s U.S. Steel Corp. mittee, one of several before town com­ the nearby Lincoln Center, “ That's a good place for “ And we must do this at a property and sales tax, said, “ Connecticut heartland where Geneva In the current steel in­ west to aid in the struggle for try, with an epilogue of mittees in the eight-town district, il­ them.” The workshop is run for physically and mentally is different, and that we don’t have to live time when this great steel­ thousands of unemployed lustrated the candidates’ closeness on \ handicapped persons. works of U.S. Steel Corp. has dustry crisis (some 14 un­ our nation’s survival, is now with the Massachusetts experience.” making team desperately several issues. The candidates echoed Zinsser then blasted the Democrats stand on tax operated for three and a half profitable plants were closed jeopardizing that industry steelworkers whose plants “ We should start getting rid of the taxes each other on abortion, completion of reforrn, saying that while his opponents are calling for needs some of that money to already have been shut that are killing the working people and decades but now faces an by U.S. Steel and Jones and through unreasonable Interstate 84, realigning voting districts, spending and tax cuts, they have no viable solutions of come up with a workable structure,” Laughlin earlier this year), regulatory demands and buy new tools to help us be down.” the rail line between Manchester and their own. economic squeeze from two Walsh said. directions: Geneva employees and the failure to enforce foreign more competitive in a The crux of the Geneva Willimantic, and governmental “ Skip Walsh (D-Coventry) is quoted as saving he’s in philosophy. On spending and taxation, Della-Bitta favor of tax reform, which is a nice way of saying slate Utah Valley citizenry are trade laws,” Huish told the marketplace fight against problem, as it pertains to stressed it’s quality, not quantity, that C liristnias USA 15c First, expensive en­ It was on the broader issues of govern­ income lax,” Zinsser said. “ But how? I want to hear foreign steel.” counts. In a short statement, Della-Bitta, ^ m m !k . vironmental Protection translating their concern into throng. EPA is the agency’s demands ment spending and taxation that specifics.” Walsh is one of four Democrats running in the leaned toward Glassman’s reallocation Agency requirements for air grass roots action. “ The travesty of this Much of. the foreign steel, for equipment so costly that differences appeared. The candidates New stam ps Sept. 9 Democratic primary, hoping to gain his party's he said, is produced in “ New theme, advocating a “ better utilization of nod to run against Zinsser for the retiring David Barry’s and water quality; and se­ Organized as the "Coalition scenario is that our industry it would destroy the plant’s were clearly divided bn the issues of taxes.” government aid for unwed mothers and The U.S. Postal Service will release these commemorative Christ­ senate seat. will have a commitment to modern mills provided by economic viability, U.S. Steel “ More emphasis should be put on the cond, the perpetual problem to Save Geneva,’’ they held a abortion, also. mas stamps Oct. 31. The stamp at left, depicting a detail from a “ The nian says his number one priority is seeing one governments of the nations, spending side rather than the taxation of imported steel which grabs giant rally at Provo’s spend many, many millions offcials maintain. As in other debates during the primary senate district. That might be important to (Town side,” Della-Bitta said. - stained glass window in the Washington Cathedral, and the contem­ of dollars, exorbitant sums, then dumped into our As one speaker at the campaign, the candidates’ positions on an Democratic chairman) Ted Cummings, but if that’s his some 40 percent of the Pioneer Park last weekend. Della-Bitta and Walsh, when questioned porary design stamp at right will be issued in Christmas, Michigan. markets below its cost of income tax, and on government spending priority, he doesn’t belong there," Zinsser declared over western market on which Several thousand central much of which will be for en­ Geneva rally said: To keep on what services would be curtailed to (UPI photo) created the most heat, in the sweltering Walsh’s statements to that affect. manufacturing.” American strong we must hold down spending, favored more sunset Geneva is dependent. Utahns heard members of vironmental control facilities cafeteria at Lincoln Center. Zinsser then blasted the second Democrat, Unfortunately, Huish laws. Solutions in both cases Utah’s congressional delega­ which just aren’t cost effec­ have strong industries ... and All the candidates — Abraham Assemblyman Abe Glassman, D-South Windsor, who has added, “ This scene has Della-Bitta also said better long-range made his concern for the delays in expansion of the stale hinge on government actions. tion and others address tive in terms of materially keep our people working. Glassman, Robert Myette, Robert “ Skip” planning was the key to holding the line on Seaman aboard Eagle Walsh, and David Della-Bitta prefaced run Cheney Tech known last week. taxes. “ Where was he (when the assembly passed energy statements with oppositioh to income tax. Walsh, in supporting sunset legislation, However, differences in opposing the review rules)?” asked Zinsser. The Herald in Washington said spending should be evaluated, but this dies in mast mishap The third Democrat, David Della-Bita, D-Glastonbury, tax appeared, along with different doesn’t require “ hit list” approach. solutions. The crew was working to also came under fire when Zinsser blasted the party en­ The comment was a direct attack on NEW LONDON (U P I)- The Coast Guard named raise the top portion of the Capt. Robert Getman to dorsed candidate as a special interest "lobbyist Walsh, beginning by saying he was Glassman, who specified items on a “ hit A 23-year-old seaman was “Violently opposed” to adding the in­ struck by a toppled mast main mast, lowered as the head the investigation into '‘Another attorney,” Zinsser said, “ that's just what we list.” need.” come tax to the property and sales, ended as and crushed to death in the vessel passed under the the accident. Rich, poor are in same boat Glassman advocated closing the Zinsser then declared his opposition to slate spending, usual by saying other taxes should be Gold Star Bridge, when a Torrington campus of the University of ship’s high rigging in a A spokesman said Coe dropped in lieu of the income tax. freak accident aboard the wire cable line broke an income tax and gun control. “ We've gone too far in that's what he has become for the American economy rolling again. these programs became part of the course, are non-taxed. If that same Connecticut. He also thought budgets was an experienced By LEE RODERICK Glassman, denied he ever supported the “ causing the upper mast to trying to please the special interests," he said. Tm for The Carter administration counters problem. person gave up those benefits and every two years would help curtail spen­ U.S. Coast Gnaw'd WASHINGTON— ‘ Austerity is not Republicans since coming to tax, but his longtime foe, Myette, read a CuttersBark Eagle, of­ come crashing down some member of the Eagle, farm land preservation, home rule, removal of the party that such cuts will increase inflation " ... The fact is, while social took a job with )10,IX)0 in take-home ding. lever on voting machines, a gross tax on oil revenues and the answer. Austerity is the problem. Congress in 1970. He is co-author of statement to the contrary. ficials said. 14 feet,” a Coast Guard which carried eight of­ the Kemp-Roth tax bill — a hallmark tremendously and take funds needed welfare spending has increased pay, his comparable tax rate would Myette said government "should industrial expansion in Connecticut. " And the American people are not the Myette read a news article in which operate more like a business” to hold Seaman Richard Arthur statement said. ficers and 37 enlisted men of Ronald Reagan's campaign — to for social programs. every year (nearly one-quarter of the be 80 percent — a higher rate than "The seaman was Zinsser concluded his remarks by saying Gov. Ella problem. They are the answer ... You Thoughts Glassman was quoted as supporting the spending. “ I feel we should take look at Coe, of West Sacramento, on the voyage. Some other Democratic non-defense budget was spent in the even millionaires encounter crushed in the rigging Grasso’s state budget is a “disaster” and that can't help America's poor by making cut income taxes 10 percent each tax, with assurances the property and where the monev is spent and reallocate Calif., was pronounced politicians, however, believe Kemp central cities in fiscal year 1979) in- Lack of economic growth is the Man's oniy intelligent response to sales tax were eliminated. Glassman said, which caused multiple in­ Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan’s America poor ' year for three years. and combine,” he said. "We should dead on the ship has something. In fact, the huge New ner'city poverty remains intractable. root cause of inner city decline, God is his response to the Scriptures, “ he didn’t know where the newspaper got juries and severe loss of philosophy of “ getting back to basics " might be best. If those lines are vaguely familiar, Kemp a student of economics, is operate more like a business, and reduce Wednesday evening after York State delegation to the We may keep the poor from starving, Kemp believes. ‘‘Our inner cities since God chose to so reveai his mind that information.” crewmen worked more blood.” the statement said. perhaps it's because they are from from Buffalo, a city groaning under duplication.” Democratic National Convention in­ but government has failed to deal lack growth because they take the Myette, who engaged in a heated than 40 minutes to untangle Officials said the Eagle New York Rep. Jack Kemp's speech the thin evils of inflation and un­ (ICor. 2:10-13). And it is logicaliy im­ While the issues of spending and taxes employment vited Republican Kemp to outline his with root causes of inner city poverty last place in innovation and economic possible to respond to one whom we exchange with Glassman in an East Wind­ took up most of the evening, the can­ his body and lower it to the immediately returned to before the sor debate, points to the tax forms as main deck, the Coast its home port in New Lon­ His ideas for helping such cities ideas to them in a speech given short­ risk-taking, and because their do not know. So much in the field of didates divided quickly on state funding Republican causing the problem. He hopes to pressure Guard said. don, where it took cope with their staggering problems ly before the convention. Without government help, he notes, residents face a system which religion today places a premium abortions for poor women. Glassman and National Conven­ federal representatives to revamp the Coe, an experienced crewmen 40 minutes to Kemp's basic approach harks back 43 million citizens — 20 percent of the frustrates human nature by upon ignorance — ignorance of God, Walsh said they favored public funding for tion in July. They have won him remarkable support forms. member of the U.S. Coast free and lower Coe to the back home in a congressional district to the old Chinese proverb that if you nation's population — would be weakening the link between effort the Bible, and the laws of reasoning. the abortions, and Myette and Della-Bitta sound a theme On spending, Glassman said legislators opposed it. Guard Academy training main deck, where the ship previously held by a Democrat. In his give a man a fish, you feed him one classified as poor. The percentage and reward.” Jesus challenged his contem­ that will continue _ should re-allocate resources rather than Glassman and Walsh squared off on ship’s crew, was working doctor pronounced him last two elections he won 78 percent meal. But if you teach a man to fish, has remained the same for the past Along with a Democratic con­ poraries to beiieve in him, reminding to be debated increase spending. “ We have to begin state aid for unwed mothers. Walsh said aloft when the accident oc­ dead. he can sustain himself for life. 12 years, despite billions of dollars in gressman from New York’s blighted right up to elec- of the vote and an almost unheard-of them of their almost occult expecta­ recording our priorities, and allocate the the need for state facilities for women curred before 54 adult and The body was taken to K ^ p reminds us that we are all in government aid South Bronx, Robert Garcia, Kemp money to those services the people need,” tion day in 95 percent. tion of attaining eternal life in the who wished to have their child, has been teen-age guests aboard for Lawrence and Memorial the^ame economic boat. Those for­ One key problem, Kemp explains, has introduced a bill addressing itself Glassman said. a trip to Curtis Bav, Md. Hospital. November Few if any issues divide mere searching of the Scriptures. He reduced. Glassman said there were not tunate enough not to be below the is that "A person today who gives up to these inter-related problems. “ It’s baloney Connecticut’s tax struc­ Kemp, a former pro football player Republicans and Democrats more then added: “ And these are they that enough facilities for the women. poverty line subsidize those who are. welfare or unemployment benefits to To encourage job creation in inner testify of me” (John 5:39). He went ture discourages business,” Glassman On the role of government, the can­ IF YOU’RE AOE 46 to 8 ^ CANT SAY‘NO’ with the San Diego Chargers and Buf­ sharply this year than the GDP's call LIFE II TO HELP PAY When one end of the boat springs a take a job that provides scarcely city areas, it would reduce Social on to say in John 6:45: “ Everyone said. He also said the state tax structure didates agreed government existed to falo Bills, may seen an unlikely for massive tax cuts to stimulate does not need revamping, saying the leak, we all get wet. •more, if any, in after-tax income Security payroll taxes on employers that hath heard from the Father, and provide services to people, especially choice as an intellectual leader. Yet jobs in the private sector and get the Legislature has been putting together a "Government has, since the 1960s, than those beilefits provide is not and employees by 90 percent for hath learned, cometh unto me.” The those who couldn’t provide themselves. MNAL EVERYONE good budget.” The four candidates favored realigning produced an array of imaginative being realistic. But that is exactly workers under 21 and 50 percent for implication cleariy is that unenlighten­ This conRicted with Walsh’s position EXPENSE Manchester into one senatorial district. ACCEPTED programs and billions of federal what we ask for our inner city poor.” workers 21 and older. ment blocks man’s access to God. that ’’this state has the most asinine tax The town is now split between the Third $500 to No Salesman Will Call dollars for the inner city,” Kemp told A graphic example is the person The measure also would: reduce Paul thanked God that the structure ever encountered.” WRm I^IVt rOUR AGE OR CRll I Founp our wmat You and Fourth districts. (fin n n * (OR ERIE BROCHURE New York Democrats. "While some receiving the equivalent of $8,(MX) a the capital gains tax rate on invest­ He charged the tax structure is Thessalonians received His message, They also favored rebuilding the ment in the areas by 50 percent. HAVE, MR. Smith, and it DOEg)N’r achieved acceptable results, many of year in welfare benefits — which, of 1‘Thes. 2:13. This they did by inteilec- “ backwardsregressive,” and discouraged Manchester-to-Willimantic rail line and business investment that the state is 'OIXeiMnuHTSNWL D€PEM m G ON W E w o SEX tualiy digesting it, see Act. 17:11 completion of Connecticut’s portion of LOOK GOOD- I’M afraid IT’S trying to encourage. LIFE OF AMERICA I CORP. Of BOSTON Jesus’ disciples received God’s Interstate 84. 40 Broad SI. Mass. 02109, Oepl A CA^E OF words, knowing that he came forth or CALL TO FREE: I0C-22S-17I0 patent infringement. from the Father, and so believed that Honors planned Friday God had sent him, John 17:8. Some 3000 people received the apostle’s teaching, being baptized. Men for machinist trainees PlMt HILL JOYITI receive the Word today in the same WINDSOR LOCKS - and women in an attempt 1978. way. John E. Toffolon, chair­ to alleviate Connecticut’s Students to be graduated FLOWER SHOP Putting all this together, it must man, Connecticut l^ard of shortage of skilled from the course will in­ follow that your response to Elducation will participate machinists. clude Robert Arthur, Ver­ SPECIAL Almighty God depends upon your in a ceremony at Hamilton Hamilton Standard was non: Lynn Brown, East OF THE WEEK diligent pursuit of understanding in Standard Friday night the first company in the Hartford: William Brown, the Scriptures. There is no shortcut. honoring 35 persons who state to initiate these Manchester; David programs which include a All teaching to the contrary is il­ have complete machinist Constantino, Manchester; PON POMS course at the Howell Eric Huhtala, Manchester: lusory. To await some miraculous training programs. The programs have been Cheney Vocational Joseph Nowak, stroke of light or some supernatural ^ BUNCH,CAM Md CAMIV) funded and developed by Technical School in Manchester: William FLOWERS ind ARRANQIHKNT6 FOR IVERV OCCASION communication is to be disappointed Hamilton Standard with Manchester. Palizza, Manchester and M OAK ST. MANCHESTER T«L S 4 S ^ 1 or S4S-t443 ultimately. the support of the State Friday night’s gradua­ William Wentworth, Ver­ FREE PARKING • MIKE OR4.0WSKI, Prop. Department of Elducation. tion marks the completion non. Eugene Brewer The 300-hour training of the 15th training Minister, Church of Christ curriculum teaches basic program since the program machining skills to men was in itiated in June of O n ly A t GWA1 Sherwin Washington Merry-Go-Round It s t im e to Viliams 8RUB PROOF Stores YOUR LAWNI Save4 The abscam ‘sting’; too close to entrapment? By JACK ANDERSON It I carry that for m e." They left with a guy is talking to me. I’ve got to get number of Soviet representatives favorite as the campaign starts in Lawn Insect S A V E •7 ’*"' WASHINGTON—Did the FBI's un­ videotapes show that he was offered the briefcase, which contained $50,- some kind of a commitment out of contacted Sasser to point out that the earnest. Jimmy puts the odds on A-100?Our Longest dercover agents go too far in the a cash bribe by FBI agent Anthony 000 in cash. him. What I’m saying, if I’m going to Russians send our government Reagan at 5 to 2. Control Lasting Flat Latex House Paint Ketj 5 tb 9 9 d qdl Abscam caper, initiating crimes that Amoroso and declined it Instead, he Consider also the case of Joseph give a guy 50 thousand, I want him at publications, too. • Jimmy Carter hardly takes a with Diazinon® otherwise would not have been com­ suggested more circuitous methods Silvestri, a New Jersey building con­ least to tell me that, ‘Look, you got ’They’re correct. Some 1,000 Soviet breath these days without having a a kills and controls SAVE A lOO’G loss Lalex House mitted'’ Critics of the 'sting” opera­ of payment, like deposits in certain tractor who had been promised a $50 my guarantee that I’m going to stick publications are routinely sent here, poll taken on the possible effect on Japanese beetles and European chaler grubs, Paint $ 10.99 Reg S lb 9N « qei tion. and the greedy public officials New Jersey banks. million loan for a client who wanted my neck out ... and try and get the including Soviet Woman, Sputnik, his re-election chances. His obses­ FOOT who got stung, say the FBI Amoroso was furious. He wanted sod wqbworms and to build an Atlantic City casino. All guy in the country.’ ” News from the Ukraine, and even sion with opinion surveys is reminis­ chinch bugs a broad overstepped its bounds. Thompson to take the bribe in cold he had to do was produce members of Silvestri objected: “ I’ll tell you Soviet Military Review. Sasser was cent of Lyndon Johnson and Richard range control of Insects S A V E *5 Style Perfect'Interior The Justice Department insists cash, with the FBI's hidden cameras Congress who would fix the phony frankly, I won’t put words in the not impressed, noting that the Nixon in their last wretched months on lawns, shrubs, roses, Latex Paint everything was on filming the transaction No com­ sheik's immigration problems. He guy’s mouth.” Kremlin does not send us intelligence in office. As a result. Carter’s in- (lowers, ornamental and $ the up-and-up. No fruit trees (65-0350,51) • Wall Paint Rrg $l.)99d<]dl plicated tracking of bank deposits brought in Sen. Larry Pressler, R- But the FBI agent kept pressing. “ I agency publications such as we send house poll taker, Pat Caddell, now one “dangled bait Granular • Satin Enamel $9.99 «qe< “I would do. After Thompson left the S.D. want a guy to come forward and tell the Russians. has greater access to the president Rpq 4l4 99«qdi in front of a con­ 25 lb covers 12,000 sq. tt. meeting place. Amoroso told Howard But it soon became clear that me what the hell he can do. If a guy’s Sasser has now discovered that the than before. He’s in on every gressman. " lor most Insects, 10,000 Criden. the portly bespectacled Pressler would not take a bribe—had going to say he don’t know what he Navy, for example, sent the Soviets a strategy session, and his polls are SAVE *4-»e«0*' Your sq. tt. lor white grubs. on Exterior Stains Choice Assistant At­ middleman who had “delivered” not, in fact, even been briefed on the can do, to me that’s not worth 50 complete manual on maintenance taken continually. • A lOO’Stain and Finish torney General Thompson: "Go back and talk to Hrg $ I I 99 A q«l possibility by Silvestri. grand. All right?” and repairs for U.S. guided missiles. $ a gal. Philip Heymann him. See what his position is." Pressler offered some modest help Silvestri still protested: “ You want We have also provided the Russians 25111 • Latex and Oil Stains I(SS h :CS2| Lkiuld quet TraMi (05^360) Liquid pint TrMts 2000 I Hrq $12 99 - $l499a<)al has testified. But Criden insisted: “ He told me for the sheik, but made it clear he to know something? It’s like saying with an in-depth analysis of Red |4000 K). It. Only S1S4S •q. ft. Oi4y I M i ‘ My associate G ar/ Cohn has he won't discuss money.” didn't want any money for it. to the guy, ‘Well, lie to me.’ ” china’s industrial capacity. Quote Diazinone. a trademark ol CIBAJiEIGY Extension Ladders Step Ladders th cr nughly reviewed the still-secret The agent wouldn't take “ no " for "The guy, when he started talking IRATE READERS: When I And we send the Soviets “ ’Trends in S ave 41% S a v e 50% S a v e 50% 16(1 Sale $37.99 Keq $ 49 99 511 Sale 425.99 Key $14 99 Ladder 16 ft Sale $49.99 Req $ 69 99 611 Sale 429.99 Key $ 39 99 3 inch $ 0 6 5 4 inch $ C 2 5 L a t e x QOC videotapes, audiotapes and official an answer and sent Criden back for ... he didn’t even know what we were reported last June that the Untied Communist Media,” an analytical 20 ft Safe $59.99 Key $ 79 99 B r u s h J ... 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The conclusion is inescapable gressman to commit the. crime. plained next d.'iy to Silvestri. sitive government publications to the months after publication, at which Sale ends September 2 Satltlaction Quir*nte«d in the uie ol these coalings o« you* puichese price will be icfunded that the FBI agent;s, posing as Criden produced Thompson at a sub­ Middleman Silvestri replied, in Soviet Union as part of an informa­ time it is sent to the Russians. “ I ironed your costume this after­ CM9UU tt.4'Shere representatives of an Arab sheik, sequent meeting and announced: effect, that there was no need for a tion exchange program, the Kremlin POLITICAL POTPOURRI: For noon. I love your music. Please send ABWAY e came dangerously close to entrap­ “ Frank understands the situation.” payoff; Pressler would help for free bellowed like a wounded bear. those who want to make a sporting me an autographed picture.” 540 NEW STATE RD. 881 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER • 843-8838 ment in their efforts to get the goods "Okay," said the G-man. "I jusi because he believed that the sheik's The Soviet press denounced me, proposition out of the presidential An unidentified wardrobe MANCHESTER on members of Congress. want to make sure you understand investments would be good for the and Sen. Jim Sasser, D-Tenn., who election. Las Vegas oddsmaker Jim­ miBlreaa, in a note found by singer St Take the case of Rep. Frank There’s the briefcase.” economy. was investigating the situation, as my the Greek’s “morning line” Barry Manilow in hia coat poeket 643-5123 Thompson, D-.N J., whose bribery Thompson told Criden: “ Howard, The FBI man was insistent: “ When “fire-eating reactionaries.” A makes Ronald Reagan the heavy during a performanre. STATE LINE PLAZA • ENFIELD • 745-5814 t, - EVENING HERALD, Thurs , August 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 28, 1990 - 7 l>e Rure uur appliances are work gestions from WhirlpCalifornia, San waiting list of 250 while Boston costs. The local housing is being “hopeful” beds would be found. spokesmen say more tenants are University, with an undergraduate Diego, and is funded by the National Endowment for the depleted because more people are "When school opens (Sept. 22), Humanities. CENTER CUT holding on to their apartments than enrollment of 8,000, said it had 400 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS in the past, contributing to the moving into town from the country,” everyone will have a place to sleep,” For additional information about the course or other awaiting housing assignments as of he said. problem mid-August. he said, although he admitted Dart­ Community Services offerings, call the MCC Community BOnOM ROUND ROAST Liberalized visitation regulations Ditto at the University of Maine, mouth was 65-’io beds short as of this Services Division at 646-2137. and soaring apartment rents and In New Haven, Conn., Yale Univer­ which has 7,500 undergraduates. week.” "Housing at this late stage, both utility costs have spurred many Worker repairs building soon to be turned into con- sity also reported a housing crunch, University of New Hampshire of­ off-campus and on-campus is pretty WEAVER DUTCH FRY GLEAM * 1 .1 9 students who would otherwise seek with only 4,600 beds for its 5,150 un­ ficials in Durham said they were in dominiums along Boston s Marlboro Street. College and un- tight," said Belinda Clinch of Degrees available oft-campus housing to apply for dor- iversity officials in Boston and across New England report the dergraduates. "pretty good shape," hut also ad­ UMaine's residential office. "Rents mitted to a shortage of beds. CHKKEN BREAST , 22 oz. pkg. "We essentially have a body in off-campus have gone way up, mostly MANCHESTER— A full bachelor’s degree in "’nwI ua"?y, the director of the from a sure thing business will be available to Manchester residents star­ every bed,” said a spokeswoman. because of higher oil prices for Boston Rental Housing Association. . ^ energy crunch, inflation, and condominium conver- “Depending on the number of no- ting in September without having to leave the city. said there are about 200.000 rental un- Sions. (UPI photo) “Very few students elect to share a heating." shows, we’re saying 227 students at house or apartment to save costs A stern Connecticut State College plans to offer a full S A L MEAT e Its in Boston and surrounding com- available this fall, primarily because of tbe city's rental units — about "What’s available at this point is the most will be placed in build-Ups range of courses required for the bachelor's degree in SCOPE .*1 ” anymore.” she said. Off campus munities of Brookline and Cam- tenants are electing to hold on to 4 poo — had been converted either very expensive or it’s cheap (lounges converted to living business administration at the Bennet Junior High housing ranges between $250 to $500 a and not a very nice place to live," she bridge them. quarters),” said UNH spokesman School. S K IU S S FRANKS J Students looking Uy a one-bedroom month in New Haven, she add^. said. Mark Eicher. Traditionally, Leary said, about " P a r t of th e p ro b le m is apartment in Boston can expect to The course offerings will be coordinated with the .SO,000 units change hands each economics, " he said "You can get pay between $2,50 and $400 a month Marie Witherspoon, manager of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, He said more than 150 students Manchester Community College business degree September Not so this year, hamburger helper, but you can't get this fall, ail increase which reflects housing and rental properties at the program. however Although no hard figures apartment helper." Maine, however, reported no serious would be ,-ut into rooms at a motel in the inflation rate. In manv cases. University of Connecticut in Storrs, problems with on-campus housing. Hampton Beach, the second year the Owen F. Peagler, dean of the School of Continuing were available. Leary said as many a He minimized the impact of con- Education at Eastern reports plans to increase the rents have been hiked almost 20 per- said off campus housing there is Spokeswoman Elaine Shapiro said school has used motels to house quarter of those units will not be dominiums, saying less then 2 per- cent. number of ECSC courses offer^ at the Bennet site, "very, very scarce and the demand there was a short waiting list for students. known as the Adult Business Career Development Center, each semester. Companies give bad students a second chance Finance and Insurance are the ECSC courses being LIVE & KICKING The ABCD Center is jointly sponsored by ESCS, MCC, H,\ I nilril Pri-*-* Inli'riiiilional Telephone, there's even been no sweat to pay attention the second tion USA report is the Tri-Lateral —Dallas has eight task forces in munity relations. Greater Manchester Qiamber of Commerce, Small Thousands of Americans who teaching of "English as a second time around Council for (Quality Education. This the community, with the business —The Salt Lake City, Utah, Business Administration and Manchester Board of FRESH gazed out the window a lot when in­ language" The "schools" run by industry in has linked 20 Boston-area companies one assigned to the education com- Business-Industry Comunity Educa­ Education. struction was flung at them during 12 At Illinois Blue Cross-Blue Shield the workplace tor educationally or agencies to 19 high schools. mjttee of the chamber of commerce. tion Partnership works with 1,100 *2 .7 9 years of public schooling are getting for at least five years now workers deficient employees are just part of Some samples of happenings noted Seven magnet schools each firms and agencies to supply services MAINE LOBSTER a second chance now — thanks to in­ get help with spelling and writing the emerging business-industry in the report: specialize in a career area. There is to schools. Included: classroom dustries pained by their education Selected for the program, for one partnership with education, says a —A bank sponsored a career an advisory committee of business speakers, plant or office tours, on­ (while they last) 646-4277 lailures example, would be workers who can Special Report Irom Education awareness day for senior high and professional people for each site discussions between workers and Classman appoints The "second-chancers' attend read only at the fifth grade level but USA" . a publication of the National students and enlisted help of 100 school. The chamber also has a high school students. There’s also remedial courses in the three-Rs — who need a seventh grade level to School Public Relations Association business firms. fulltime adopt-a-school coordinator. “shadowing" of workers by older three coordinators reading, riting. rithmetic — where keep their jobs or advance in Arlington. Va — An insurance company helped a —The Dallas plan permits selected students wanting to learn firsthand. GLASTONBURY — Three local women have been | they work Insiders say there's little wool­ There also are school-business new high school with security, office students to spend one school quarter Internships offer other learning op­ named coKtoordinators of the Committee to Elect Abe We Give Old Fashioned Affiliates of American Telephone gathering or day-dreaming while the partnerships On' ,:i the most pop­ operations and management. or more working with a business portunities to students. The Glassman to the State Senate. They are Deborah Lewis, Butcher Service ... Mo Substitute and Telegraph are famous for exten­ instruction — remedial or for ad­ ular of thcsi lif adopt-a-school — Another bank includes teachers sponsor in the community. "partnership" filled some 5,000 Sue Talboom and Lynne DiBartolomeo. ding help workers who want to im­ vancement — goes on at the model in its summer training program for Businesses have also helped schools requests from schools in the 1978-1979 The three will direct volunteer efforts in Glastonbury For Quality prove their skills. At one. New York workplace. If it's to keep a job. it's Such a program cited in the Educa­ executives. with management studies and com­ school year. leading to the Democratic primary. Sept. 9. Glassman, a representative for the 14th District, is one of four candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for the Fourth District Senate seat being vacated by STORE HOURS: Oil execs debate consumers David Barry. Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 ffighland S t The Fourth Senate District is made upof: Glastonbury, .NEW HAVEN (I P I' — At $1.30 a gallon for Langley conceded oil company prolii' a.-c "We are a free enterprise risk-taking inter­ Andover, Coventry, Bolton, Hebron, East Windsor, South Wed., Thurs;, S Fri. 'til 9.-00 gasoline an 011 company executive was saying high. Today, he said, the price is $1.20 a ti.dlon national operation. We re not a local monopoly Windsor and part of Manchester. MANCHESTER American • e paying the price for 20 years of for gasoline — at least where he buy^ his. like a utility. We don't have a protected Sat & Sunday cheap energy addiction Crude oil 20 years ago cost $3 a barrel while market. We don't have a fixed consumer, ’ he tH 6:00 HianiJllTD FJIBK CONN. If he's hooked, at least he goes first class. ' today it's $30. said. sa. 1 '"dthy Longlev. 30. a commercial painter, "We are paying the price of 20 years ol working on tht exterior of the United Church. cheap energy addiction," he said There were questions and answers from the The oil company man was debating his oppo­ The chauffeurs leaned up against (hv two floor. Moderator Don Lark, who had been in­ nent inside limousines. Cathy Longley, who took a header troduced previously to the principals and their 111MR11M111M1MM111R8E1MR11 Her truck was parked off to the side and to off a motorcycle in.1977. wished the driver guests, asked one man to identify his affilia­ Its left in front of the church on the sidewalk who struck her never heard ol gasoline tion. presumably so the people would know ^ r.nnrFRY

“young men who pleaded guilty to friendly. After six innings the H.B. Maybe times haven't changed so During Wednesday night’s TodjnTolk the shameful assault” were fined Tool Team was leading 19-5, but hosted by DiRosa, Della Fera, much. In 1672 the punishment lost the game by a score of 27-19. Manchester Republican Town Sylvester and mvself," he said. 20-ffame winner Carlton not talking didn’t fit the crime as it many $2 and some only $1. "Coaches are not coming toward The Dynamic team scored a Committee meeting, William "And you don’t even have to be ... . l :_K ; i ‘_ _ r..- trtnidhltonight. " " McGraw c'liiisaid, “"but hnf vniiyou got iml _i_i: A i.G nninn IJIJI /rr-mm McGraw riir-Loripicked liftu[) iii>»his 14lhI4(h save times doesn’t in 1980. The Vernon season — the fourth time for the "1 think it's a special year for delivered a game-winning RBI groun­ because of the low salaries" phenomenal 22 runs in one inning. Diana announced an upcoming Italian to come,” Republican PHILADELPHIA (UPI I - Phillies to go out there and do it. What s that dnut. Reliever Steve Howe, (i-6 siillered Historical Society bulletin tells of a A friendly softball game between Carlton." said Bob Boone, who has —Glastonbury High School Athletic All members of the teams are spaghetti supper fundraiser at the chairman Robert VonDeck piped pitcher Steve Carlton became the Phillies. old saying’.’ If you want to dance, you Los Angeles had taken a 1-0 lead in the loss Rockville man who was knocked H.B. Tool and Dynamic Metal caught all of Carlton's games. "He’s Director Davis Wiggin commen­ more than 40 years old and have not Knights of Columbus hall. "It’ll be m. National League's first 20-game "Lefty is the best," said first Alter the game McGraw com. down, kicked and had his ’’$30 Works, both of Manchester, last had outstanding stuff since the first have to pay the tiddler " the first on back-to-back doubles by ting on the lack of coaches at the played softball for up to 20 years. winner Wednesday night against the baseman Pete Rose, who batted in When McGraw took over, he led olf Davey Lopes and Bill Russell but the merited on the Iracas Monday night silver watch stolen.’’ The five week, didn’t turn out to be so two of the Phillies' runs. "He has day of spring training. He came to high school level Ia)s Angeles Dodgers, but he main­ by striking out the first two batters Phillies lied it in the second when . in the ninth inning when Dodgers tained his code of silence and let control of all his pitches and an un­ Florida totally prepared for the yo;)r, "He hasn’t been quite as awesome — Jay .lohnstone and Davey Lopes Garry Maddox singled, stole second shortstop Russell had to duck two ol others sing his prai.ses, believable pickoff move. He pitches McGraw s pitches, was struck by a fast, keeps you on your toes in the in the second half but he's still been "1 knew they were going to get their and scored on a single by Boone ‘C lif "I don’t think anybody is really thud and had to be restrained at the Giles asks field." outstanding. Tonight his stuff was rips." he said, "1 knew they were The Dodgers went ahead 2-1 in the close to Carlton for the Cy Young going to be hacking. ” mound And Dodgers manager Tom LaSor- just outrageous, even for him. He lourih when Mickey Matcher doubled O bituaries award. " .said Phils manager Dallas always makes that big pitch when he Pinch hitter Keith Moreland, hal­ after a walk to Dusty Baker and a " I lelt like a tool the other night Green after the 4-3 decision "Con­ da agreed bid waiver needs it. " ting for Carlton, singled, sending single by Joe Ferguson Philadelphia (when the Dodgers won 84 , sistency like that you don't see oiten. "There's nothing 1 can say about McGraw said ' 1 lost control ol mv (lluire M. Krewer Stanley F. Robertson When it was all over. Carlton. 20-7, Larry Bowa to third after the countered with two runs in the filth He never misses a turn He means an Carlton that hasn’t been said Philadelphia shortstop had singled when Carlton singled and scored on a temper and nothing I can say ,ir do _i;j^\STONBl RV - Claire before." Lasorda said. “He’s right at hugged and kissed ninth-inning MANCHESTER - Stanley F, on digester awful lot to this team." and moved to second on a sacrifice double by Rose Bake McBride then will rcctily that It's over with ll'sa ■'McCarthy Brewer, 52, of 142 Bell St., the top. He’s still basically the same reliever Tug McGraw and doffed his Robertson, 57, husband of Doris It was the fifth time in his career by Bob Boone. singled and eventually scored on a hdol on my reputation 1 hope people died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. (Webster! Robertson of 202 Oak that Carlton has won 20 games in a power pitcher he’s always been, but cap to the crowd. \ MANCHESTER— Citing his "There was added pressure Pete Rose, who had three tuts, then throwing error by Steve Garvey. will understand She was the wife of David Brewer. Grove Road, died this morning at he's gotten a little smarter, too." Mrs. Brewer was born in Rockville Manchester Memorial Hospital. department’s original cost estimates the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Mr. Robertson was born in as inaccurate. Public Works Director Clarence J McCarthy and had lived Brookville, Maine on May 4,1923, son Jay J. Giles said Wednesday he will in Glastonbury for the past 25 years. of Martha (Carter) Robertson of ask the Board of Directors to waive Merold . bidding so a 10-ton sewage digester Flame-thrower Barker She was a member of the class of Islesboro, Maine, and the late 1945 of Rockville High School and the George Robertson. He had resided may be repaired for $38,000 by a class of 1949 of St, Joseph's College. here 25 years. Before his retirement South Windham contractor, She attended .New York University two years ago. he was employed by Giles had hoped his department where she received a fellowship in the Jack Hunter Construction Co. for could repair the lid. which slipped ups lead in strikeouts social work She was a St Joseph's 16 years. He was a veteran of World back into place last spring, for about By College alumni associate. War 11 serving in the U. S. Army. $15,000. After two bid invitations McCluskey NEW YORK (UPI) - Leading the Now is the time lor a young llame- I, 39 Wedne.sday night in pacing the She was the director of the Young Other survivors are a son, Keith Confused and exhausted, three San Fran­ right, returned to their rooms at the Lake netted only one $55,000 offer the town Earl Yost American League in strikeouts has Ihrower named Len Barker to take Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 victory Parents Assistant Program in Robertson of Rockville; a daughter, cisco, Calif., tourists bunk down against a Tahoe Inn after dinner, but were turned away ultimately rejected, Giles said he Sports Editor been for the Nolan Ryans and the his place among the league’s best Middlesex County and before that wall in a recreation center in South Lake thought the town should facilitate,the excited over the Minnesota Twins "I've Pamela D. Robertson, at home; and because of the evacuation of the area sur­ Ron Guidrys over the past few years. "It's always been in the back ol my thought about it since I was a kid " was employed by Catholic Charities a brother. Linwood Robertson of Tahoe, Nev., Wednesday. Josephine Fons, repairs. But Ryan is currently throwing his mind that 1 would like to lead the rounding Harvey’s hotel-casino. (UPI photo) However, cost estimates of the llot-hitling Alan Bannister, spor­ of Middletown, St Francis Hospital Isleboro. Maine. Frances Guerrero and Toni Morsello, left to smoke in Houston and Guidry is league in strike outs, " said Barker necessary work and hardware at honor ting a .336 average since joining Department of Social Work, and the The funeral is Saturday at 10 a m. working out of the bullpen in New after striking out eight and im­ New York Foundling Hospital She equaled the original repair estimates Cleveland 1(1 weeks ago. scored one from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 “I’m excited about it. I'm really ly undergoing a complete face-lifting York. proving his league-leading total to run and drove in two others in sup­ was treasurer of the Connecticut Main St.. Manchester Burial will be before the lid slipped back into place, looking forward to it. It looks tike it’s in the infield...Several requests for port ol Barker's 16th victory against Council on Adoption, a member, in the veterans' section of East FBI seeks six suspects “miracuously," as one sewer official going to be a big night. ” Joe entry blanks for the 1980 Five Mile eight losses. chairman and 1980 treasurer of the Cemetery in Manchester. put it. McCluskey reported from New York Road Race have been received. The Barker, lor one. is not surprised by Middlesex Inter-Agency Council, and Friends may call at the funeral The Olcott Street sewage treat­ his feelings about the Manchester a member of HSA Task Force on ment plant has three digesters which blanks may be ready next month with his victories or his K's. home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner outlets to be named...When Wendy "I sure would have believed I d win maternal and child health. She was p.m. Memorial donations may be in bombing and extortion stand 20-feet high, and 60-feet in also an active member of SNEWGA diameter. Elach breaks down sewage, September 19 at the Army & Navy Ehrlich copped the Women's Divi­ 16 by end of August because 1 lelt made to the American Cancer Socie­ Club. sion club championship for the eighth that I could win 20 games this year, and the Tallwood Country Club ty. 237 E Center St.. Manchester. STATELINE, Nev. (UPI) - FBI rfJ-' which can then be treated. When the Women's Association agents joined California and Nevada lid blew off one of the tanks in McCluskey will be one of nine in­ time earlier this month it marked the he said "1 m throwing the ball over ductees and the native son is the seventh straight year. For runner-up the plate, really omcentrating on the Besides her husband she leaves Flizubetli B. Paqiiin authorities today in a manhunt for at December of 1978, officials theorized most famous of the group. Gretchen Kundahl in the golf play, it mound and my arm leels great right five sons. David L Brewer Jr of EAST IIARTEORl) - Mrs, least six suspects wanted for it was because of a build-up of gases. .Manchester, Jeffrey M. Brewer. questioning in the bombing and 13 According 'to Giles, repair work Over the years, McCluskey has was the third time she was second now Elizabeth Brooks Paquin, 52, of 54 been the recipient of hundreds of best to Ehrlich in the title play...Gil "My curve ball this year has been Peter B. Brewer. Robert J Brewer, Orchard St., died Wednesday at St. million extortion attempt at a plush would have cost at least $50,000 if the Lake Tahoe casino-hotel. honors for his achievements in track, Boisoneau. local dentist, will be an outstanding Tonight 1 got all the all of Glastonbury, and Timothy L. Francis Hospital and Medical lid hadn’t fallen back into place. Brewer of Denver, Colo ; two The California Highway Patrol The firm of Pratt and Klewin said first as a participant and later as a assistant coach at East Catholic High strikeouts except one with the Center. issued a bulletin describing three coach. this season. For years he has been curvcball I’m always mentally daughters Mrs. Julie A Zadjura of She was born in Whitefield, N.H. on the work can be completed before Rocky Hill and Mrs .Nan E. Gineo of suspects, described as white males in winter at a cost of $38,000, and Giles The Hall of F’ame honor won't be a the man behind the successful youth ready and I don’t like to see guys Aug 15. 1928 and had been a resident first. Years ago, the former East football program in Bolton, serving score " Manchester, two brothers, F. Burke of the East Hartford area for 21 their early 30s, who were last seen in noted that $15,000 had already been .McCarthy in Virginia and Richard L. the South Lake Tahoe area around set aside for the project. Giles said Side Irishman was named to the as head coach. Bannister singled home Mike years. She had been employed by Road Runners' Hall of Fame, an .McCarthy of Key West, Fla : and two the time of Wednesday's bombing at the firm’s offer is accurate, after Hargrove in the lirsl inning, walked PraU & Whitney Division of United honor he richly earned for having grandchildren. Harvey’s Wagon Wheel, The FBI said checking costs against the firm’s bid. and scored on Dave Rosello's Technologies, in East Hartford. She won 25 national titles, being selected Witnessed payoff Funeral services will be Friday at the suspects might have been headed sacrifice lly in the fourth and doubled was president of VFW Auxiliary of Giles said we will ask the board to on 113 All-America track squads and 10 a m from St Dunstan's Church, westbound on U.S. Highway 50, appropriate an additional $24,000 so Walt Nadzak, University of home the linal Cleveland run in the Post 2083 of East Hartford twice representing the United States Glastonbury Burial will be In St. toward the San Francisco Bay area. the firm can begin work soon. Connecticut’s head football coach, seventh ofl loser Jerrv Koosman. 11- She leaves a son. Bradley D, in Oivmpic competition. Augustine's Cemetery. Glastonbury FBI and Douglas County, Nev., Olcott Street residents have com­ was holding court with members of II. Brooks, serving with the U. S. Navy Despite all his past success. Frienus may cgll at the Burke-Fortin sheriff’s officers also were tracking plained of foul odors around the the media yesterday on the Storrs The Twins chased Barker in the in Kingville, Texas; a daughter, Mrs. McCluskey admitted he was thrilled Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St , down a separate group of three plant, but sewer officials say it has campus when he admitted he had eighth alter tilling the bases on a pair Kenneth A Jarvis of Bolton; three at being named to the Manchester Rockville, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 suspects wanted for questioning in nothing to do with the damaged been the butt of a lot of ribbing from ol walks and a single with none out brothers, Warren Lavasser of East shrine, the only unanimous choice of fellow Ellington Ridge Country Club pm the case. That trio was believed to be digester. Victor Cruz came on to serve up a Hartford, Richard C Lavasser of the selection committee. members while playing golf this sacrilice lly to Mike Cubhage but Memorial contributions may be Swanton, Vt.. and Leander Lavasser two white men and a woman, of­ made to the Young Parents McCluskey's table will include his season. struck out the next two baiters to of Portland, Maine; several step­ ficials said. Verplanck school wife, two of his sons, his brother Assistance Prograiji of ..Middlesex "All the stops are out as far as the A winner before coming to UConn, pick up his loth save children, and several grandchildren. John and his wife and two sisters. f’ounty Inc , 33 Pleasant St , FBI is concerned, ” FBI Special changes schedule Nadzak has produced three losing As much as the 25-year-old Barker h'uneral services will be held John McCluskey has been a promi­ Middletown. 06457 Agent Joseph Yablonsky said as the MANCHESTER - Officials at seasons. enjoys strikeouts, he does not want to Saturday at 11 a m from the John F. nent physician in Brockton. Mass., he a one-dimensional |utcher Rick Wise massive manhunt began. Verplanck School today stressed "I've taken a lot of ribbing. In fact. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. for years and was also a runner in his I saw one fellow pay off a bet recent­ "1 really enjoy the strikeouts but Andrew D. Muntuiio Sr. FBI officials said witnesses told class hours for the coming school FAST M \R 11 (»RI) - .-Vndrew D Center St , Manchester with the Rev. youth. It was big brother John who ly. He said that I wouldn't be here I'd rather." as a pitcher, throw three J Gary L'Hommedieu of St. Mary's them the bomb was delivered to the year will be different from what they Montano Sr . 64, of 57 Melrose St , inspired little, spindly-legged Joe to three years. pitches and gel three baiters out ' he delivered Episcopal Church officiating. Burial hotel-casino early Tuesday by two have been in the past. uied Tuesday at St Francis Hospital try running. "That’s a true story. 1 saw the guy said will be in East Cemetery, white men, about 35 years old and six The hours are as follows: The rest is now history. For nearly jnJ Medical Center He was the hus­ feet tall, accompanied by a woman paid off, " he said. In other games. Kansas City beat Manchester. Friends may call at the For grades 1 through 6, the doors two decades. Joe McCluskey ranked One week from Saturday, Nadzak band of Elenor Bottalico Montano. and driving a white van with IBM will open at 8:45 a m. and the tardy Milwaukee 5-4. Toronto topped Texas with bat funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. with the top steeplechase runners in will launch his fourth season as head 6-4, and Detroit edged Chicago 3-2 in He was born in East Hartford and Corp. markings. bell will ring at 9 a.m. Dismissal the world. man when the UConns travel to New 14 innings. was a lifelong resident. Before his Mrs. Jane N. Dewey The extortionists' bomb, described time is 2:45 p.m. Hampshire. ItoMlU .3. Breuer- I retirement he was employed by MANCHESTER - Mrs Jane as a very sophisticated device made The morning kindergarten session NEW YOHK CPI ttiK-ii Hn k Fall schedule Stories still persist, and Nadzak is Willie Aikens drove in two runs ’ratt i Whitney .Aircraft Group of .Nyquist Dewey, 96, formerly of 54 with l.ioo pounds of explosives, will be from 8:45 to 11:15 a m. and Wise looked .it S.m Dleg"- P.idres aware of them, that if he doesn't nited Technologies Corp.. East Robert Road, died Tuesday at a local expioded inside the casino Manchester Community College with a double and a sacrilice lly and coach Bobby Tolan .ind s.iw the hit the afternoon kindergarten session produce a winner this tall he'll be Hertford He was a communicant of convalescent home She was the Wednesday afternoon as Army or­ will again play a tall baseball George Brett's league-leading sign Ills eyes lit up will be from 12:15 to 2:45 p.m. gone. ' Mary's Church. East Hartford widow of Albert T. Dewey. dinance experts tried to defuse it by schedule and the diamond is current­ average dropped one point to 406 j.id a member and past president of with a l-lor-3 perlormance Brett 1 was graleliil tor the i tiance lo .Mrs. Dewey was born in remote control. An extortionist’s bomb ripped through two floors of ' Mary's .Mens Club. Manchester and had been a lifelong The blast ripped through the lower Man hit by car was hit by the lust pilch throwiiHii till. ■ said Wise, who ti.i-. spent s.s Besides his wife he leaves two resident. She was a member of St. floors of the high-rise building, Harvey’s hotel-casino at Lake Tahoe, Nev., Wednesday, him by Paul Mitchell. 4-3 He lineiiyi vears in the American l.eagiu- jons. Andrew D Montano Jr of Mary's Episcopal Church, a charter twisting steel beams, stripping away causing heavy damage to the hotel but apparently no major MANCHESTER - A Main Street Jenkins claims single to center in the third lopJlis where pitchers don I hit hec.iiise ol Torrington and Peter f’ Montano of member of the Manchester balconies, turning large chunks of damage to other buildings. The blast tore out walls, shattered man was hospitalized after being hit / the designated hilli-r rule Blue I). Baiiuei*' I ' ast Hartford, a daughter. Miss .Memorial Hospital Women’s concrete into shrapnel and hurling struck by a car as he crossed East glass and tossed wreckage for hundreds of yards. (UPI photo) Alircdo Grillin's Iworun triple Wise singled home the P.idies -abelle Montano of Westbrook, Auxiliary, was a worker with the Red slot machines into the street. Middle Turnpike shortly before 8 Double exposure hree sisters. .Mrs. Mary Buscetta Rangers wrong started a three-run lourih and third run in their fluee-riin seventh to Cross during World War I and for "The third floor is now in the Wednesday night issued a bulletin, p.m. Tuesday night. An accidently double exposure in camera gives both the leap md Mrs Teresa Tamburro, both of many years thereafter, and a The plates were registered to an Nelson P. Robidoux, 65, of 299 Main produced the deciding run I'oronlo s give them a 4-1 viclorx over Ihe New basement," Douglas County Sheriff based on FBI information, warning TORONTO (UPI) — Ferguson fice. and executive vice president East Hartford, and Mrs Elizabeth member of the Manchester address in Miil Valley, Calif., across St. was hit by a car driven by 71-year- and the fall as Phillie shortstop Larry Bowa makes vain attempt •liin Clancy. 12-10. allowed eight hits York Mets Wednesdav onlv tlieil Jerry Maple said. officers to be on the lookout for a car Jenkins, by his own estimation, has Eddie Robinson in particular. ^auretti of Manchester Historical Society. the Golden Gate Bridge from San old Hayden E. Whiting of 78 Walker to catch ball against Dodgers last night in Fhiladelpbra. lUPl before giving way to relievers Mike sixth victorx in 23 g.imes A fire broke out five hours later on described as a black 1975 Ford four- survived pressure at least 258 times Funeral services will be Friday at She leaves several nieces and the casino’s bomb-ravaged mezzanine St. Whiting told police he was turning It was Robinson who decided to Barlow and .lorry Garvin Doc door sedan with a California license — a number that matches his career photo) y ’ 15 a m from Callahan Funeral nephews Francisco, but a house-sitter at that left onto East Middle Turnpike from replace Jenkins with journeyman Medich, 1(1-9. look the loss 'll w.is dilliciilt making the Ir.insi- level, sending smoke through the number similar to 949 MHR. victory total. Home, 1602 .Mam St . East Hartford Funeral services will be Friday at address said he told FBI agents who Main Street on a green light. Police knuckleballer Chariie Hough at the \\ liile ''u \ I iger« 2 tion from the Amerii.in League building, but it was quickly "The subjects are possible He is surprised to hear that, with a mass of Christian burial at 9 II am . at St. .Mary’s Episcopal suggestion of American League Lamar Johnson’s one-out single because you lan I gel eni'Ugh balling extinguished. No new blazes were suspects in the Harvey’s casino bom­ charged him with failing to grant the suddenly, the pressure is too great I in at St Mary's Church, Burial Church Burial will be in East had been there to question him that President Lee MacPhail. scored Leo Sutherland with one out in [iractice. esjieeialU on tin- ro.id reported during the night. bing,” the CHP bulletin asked.“If right of way to a pedestrian. for hi? talents. will be in St .Mary's Cemetery. Cemetery Friends may call at the allegations of the car’s involvement "I was upset about that, " Jenkins the t4th .Sutherland led oil with a Wise said South Lake Tahoe, Calif., Police located, stop and hold the vehicle for in the bombing probably were based Robidoux was reported in satisfac­ The 36-year-old veteran Braves prove ■ riends may call at the funeral home Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. tory condition this morning in said. "I had been scheduled to pitch, single off Dave Rozema. 6-8. and Chief John Crow said he unclerstood the FBI” on a misunderstanding. righthander entered no plea Wise g.ixe w.iv in tin- seventh ■xlay Irom 2 to 4 p m. and 7 to 9 p.m Center St today from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital. I wish 1 could have." He said he is went to second on Mike Squires’ the bomb was made of a plastic Wednesday at a preliminary hearing also displeased that he was told of to Bollie Fingers who earned tiis .Memorial donations may be made to explosive known as C-4. hloop single to right One out later in provincial court on charges of the decision only as he prepared to Johnson singled to lelt to help Mike 17lh save Wise gave upeighl liils and Vdelliert J. (>uf;non the .Newington Children’s Hospital or Damage to the 15-year-old casino Fuel charges irk tenants Bucs^ nemesis only one run and Ih.il one he balked possession of four grams of cocaine, board the team bus for Exhibition Proly, who relieved in the T2lh, raise Book of Remembrance at St. Mary's — the oldest in Lake Tahoe’s south Blasts Moffett home ENFIKI.D — Funeral services for Church MANCHESTER - Tenants of problems. two ounces of marijuana and two Stadium. his record to 3-7 Adelbert J Gagnon. 79, of 1365 En­ shore resort area — was estimated to J.D. Realty Associates is owned by ounces of hashish. He was remanded PITTSBURGH (UPI) - It’s be in the millions, but no injuries apartments administered by J.D. CANTON (UPI) - Nicholas "Eddie Robinson and others felt it lortuiie. (I was me field St , who died Monday in Johnson Realty Associates have been urged to John DeQuattro. Attempts to contact to Dec. 18. would be too much pressure for me,” premature lor the Atlanta Braves to Pol ice arrest two were reported because of an early Schaus, the Republican endorsed 6th ■ That's ".vhal it lake.s to tie a con­ Nntionnl League "1 got mixed up when ■e.ilcher Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs, contact the owners of their respec­ DeQuattro or an associate have Jenkins, of course will not discuss Jenkins said. "I have been pitching come right out and say so, but it's ob­ evacuation prompted by advance District congressional candidate, vious they're beginning to think ol tending team -- one guv doesn l do Gene' Tenaci- gave me ,in inside sign were Wednesday morning in St. AI-.RNON — Vaughn J. Brennan, tive complexes concerning fuel sur­ faiM , Rubin said. his trial but he minced no words in all of my life. Pitching a ballgame In other NL games. Atlanta warning of the impending explosion. says more and more people want to themselves as possible contenders well, so someone else picks liim up and then an outside sign 1 went inl" ,i Joseph s Chapel 19, of Milford was charged today with charges. He also said the owners of the discussing the Texas Rangers' deci­ isn't too much pressure for me. I just downed Pillsburgh 7-4. San Diego breach of peace and Richard Clark, oust incumbent Rep. Toby Moffett, for the National League Western and does the job ' stretch, s.iid Wise ll was .1 balk Mr Gagnon was born in Fall The California Highway Patrol The action was prompted by Ben buildings have a "social respon­ sion to cancel his turn in the rotation think the ballclub wanted to take the trimmed New York 4-1. St Louis 20. of Hartford was charged with dis­ \ D-Conn. Division championship While Horner look care ol llie It gave New A’ork a 1-d le>nl but River. .Mass . and had been a resi­ Rubin, co-chairman. Manchester sibility” to influence their manage­ for last Tuesday’s game against the easy way out. That's my opinion of homhed Houston 111-2 ami San Fran­ Bav Burris. 7-8. could noi hold the .id dent of Enfield for the past two orderly conduct and interfering with ment employees and should be aware Schaus, 48, a Farmington real es­ Toronto Blue Jays. And if they play the rest ol the ollense. starter R|ck Manila. 8-12. cisco blanked Montreal 1-H a police officer. Tenants Association, after tenants what took place." handled the ilelen.se He had a three- vantage He allowed live tins .ind years He had previously lived in Finance chief complained about the alleged in­ of the existing situation. tate developer, opened his campaign ■ "They were wrong. " he said, Jenkins was arrested at Exhibition season the way they did m com­ In the .American League, it was Brennan was charged in connection pleting a three-game sweep of the hitter going until the Pirates rallied three runs the next inning Hroderick East Hartford and Manchester equality of the fuel charges. Tenants headquarters Wednesday promising referring to the Rangers’ front of­ Stadium Monday. Toronto 6. Texas 4, Cleveland 4. with a complaint concerning an inci­ Pittsburgh Pirates with a 7-4 victory lor three runs oil him in the eighth I’eikins heal out .in inlield hil .mil He was a member of Pratt & named by GOP also claimed many of the apartments IVleeting postponed to court independents and Democrats Minnesota 1. Kansas (ily scored on .lerrv Mumphrev > doiitile dent at 16'2 Highland Ave. Clark Three dilferenl relievers lollowed. Whitney Aircraft Retirees Club. are uninhabitable MANCHESTER — The meeting of disenchanted with Moffett. Wednesday night, they will be. Milwaukee 1, and Chicago 3. Detroit allegedly created a disturbance at MANCHESTER — Louis C. Kocsis The sweep extended the Braves’ with Al llrabosky getting the last out l.uiz Salazar be.it oiil ,i bunt and Survivors include five sons, Rubin said many of the partners the Sunset Club, scheduled for Sept. 2 2 Tenace lollowed with ,i s.icritie'* llv. Adelbert P Gagnon, Daytona Beach. the police station in connection with Jr., of 145 St. John St., described by winning streak to five games, put to pick up his third save who own the buildings may not be has been postponed to Sept. 16 at 1 Red Sox recall miracle < ..irdiiiaN 10. V'lros 2 scoring Mumphrev Fla . Adrian Gagnon, East Hartford, the arrest of Brennan. Both were Republican Town Committee their record at .500 on the season and Matula also talked about his Ken Reitz drove in three runs with treasurer Mary Fletcher as "a aware of management-tenant p.m. at the Senior Center. Willie Montanez pinch hil ,i single Robert Gagnon. Worcester, Mass., scheduled to appear in court today. NEW BOSTON (UPI) - While one of the Yaz said after a 9-4,17-day road trip. moved them to within eight games of team's turnaround rather than tiis a bases-loaded double to cap"aT>«‘- Michael D Kandrysawtz, 21, of lifelong, hardworking Republican." division leader Houston while tying own role in the win. lo put men on I li st .md second ,ind Paul Gagnon of Clearwater. Fla., city’s newspapers reprints stories "It's funny how it comes upon you, run third and help St Louis cool iiU created a sacrilice silu.ilion toi and .Norman Gagnon of .Manchester; Hartford was charged early this mor­ was named chairman of the finance them for fourth place with San Fran­ "F)veryone's out there busting from its 1914 sports pages — when but suddenly you just feel it.” Houston, which lost lor only the se^ Wise San Diego m.inagei .lerry five daughters. Lorraine Hamson of ning with driving while under the in­ committee during Wednesday night’s Bolton panel OKs roof In the time remaining, the Sox face cisco. The victory also was the their butts to do anything to win and ENGLAND the Boston Braves climbed from the cond time in 13 games The Astros Coleman put on ihe 'nml lot one .Manchester. Georgette Schober of fluence of liquor or drugs or both. He town committee meeting at town the division's upper class 14 more Braves' ninth in 10 games and their pick each other up. " he said BOL TON — After many said he was opposed with a hid of S107.382. league basement to the World Series remained two games ahead ol Los |)itch, then look it oil. giving Wise a Enfield, Constance .Murphy of Is scheduled to appear in court on hall. times and have to make up six games 16th in 20. Atlanta has an 8-1 record Pirate Manager Chuck Tanner, months of study and at because he was concerned — the 1980 Red Sox are trying for an .•\ngeles in the West chance lo hit .Manchester. Lila Farmer of Windsor Sept. 8. Kocsis who succeeds Ted LaBonne instant replay. in the loss column. Each game will against Pittsburgh — best in the puzzled by his team's poor play as findnee chairmen, recently moved times heated debate, the about safety and would like MEMORIALS (.ianis I. Expos 0 One inning later. Dave Wmlield Locks and .Marietie Kennedy of .South The only trouble is that the be a must-win situation. league against the World Champions. against Atlanta, tried to look on the Darrell Evans drove in the only run to Manchester from New Jersey. Public Buiiding Commis­ additional bracing TNMKsam drove a mammoth homer to lelt lor WiriUor. two brothers .Norman Fire damageH boat Regardless of the type of numbers in 1980 are a lot different "Six games in six weeks isn’t much The Pirates managed to hang on to bright side. with a fourth-inning single and Ed Although his presence on the com­ sion, at a speciai meeting NOVEM TO ST. JUDE a half-game lead in the East, thanks "We still have 35 games to go. We San Diego’s.lourth run Gagnon of Fall River, .Mass and SOI Til W INDSOR - A 22-foot Wednesday, approved a roofing material u s^. than the numbers in 1914. to make u ^ ’’ Yaz continued. “But Whitson and Gre.g Minton combined "I really hit that hall, said Wm- Raymond Gagnon of Ba^on, pleasure boat, owned by Richard mittee has been limited, Mrs. • Ml K t*. (bi* ■< aalF. we’ve got to have a good homestand, to San Francisco’s 1-0 victory over have to pick ourselves up from here four-ply coal tar pitch with h M i Bi M k M n ; Ml Hm m Boston, after being as much as I3'k on a two-hilter to lead San Francisco lield I have hit live homers i n this Fletcher said during her introduc­ According to the struc­ second-place Montreal. and go for the next 35." he said. Mass.; 36 grandchildren and l^preat- Carabella of 55 Windsorville Road slanted roof for the new •I kM O M W*W MinMir i l « 1076 Burnside Ave. games behind the New York Yankees then beat the Yankees and the in a game that was delayed by ram tion, Kocsis has been a welcome ad­ tural engineers report, the Bob Horner, who had a five-RBI "Three teams i Pittsburgh. Montreal trip, and I in starting lo conlrihide lo grandchildren was extensively damaged by fire, roof at Bolton Elementary in the American League East, have Orioles in the games we have left lor two hours. dition to the committee. new coal tar pitch roof will rfa k M |M B«W game against Pittsburgh starter Don and Philadelphia! are going to go Ihe ballclub again That s what 1 Burial was in St .lames Cemetery. Wednesday, School. \ il M i Ti M I >M iM m IM *i L HarHord, OL worked their way into third place, 7“z with them” Kocsis said he has worked exten­ be completely safe without Boston holds a 26-29 record in Robinson, 5-7, was one of the players .right down to the wire for this thing, have been looking lor ’ Mancnester. Police said some young boys were Mi il artHrt k Mi games off the pace. In between are -lOth birthday "ll's nice to win, said Coleman sively in New Jersey local, state, and additional bracing. Fenway Park and will have to match tiptoeing around the subject of just like we said would liappep." allegedly seen running from the area. The coal tar pitch was MkaMMiMpMiktMik the Baltimore Orioles, only a WESTBURY, NY "Wise and Fingers did a good job national Republican campaigns'and or better the club's recent road becoming a contender Wednesday Rafael Ramirez singled in one ol The incident is still under investiga­ approved due to the fact ■I MkkM. Ilk k halfgame down. I UPI) -- Free grandstand Fingers doesn t scare easily 1 m served as vice chairman of the A bid will not be awarded Epk pkUrn k n m (pnM k M night. He did so while discussing his Atlanta's runs before leaving the tion that a Trocal roof(another Florence Boston The Boston Braves were also in percentage to stay in the race. If the admission and parking will In Meiiioriaiii Burlington County Republican Club until funds for the roof are IWMkMiakMM|«iklil» three-run homer and two-run double. game with a bruised elbow, suffered lucky to be able to call on him type under consideration) third place on Aug. 28, 1914, but they Red Sox do that, there is a matter of highlight Roosevelt and chairman of the Florence nM Met manager .loe Torre is grow ing In lovinR lUfinory of Halpli l>* Simom* o' . pdss4- FilMi, 1k« (kl M Glenn Hubbard also singled in a run. concerned with Ins team s perlor­ WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (UPIi - bracine at a cost of from And while buoyant Red Sox Chicago that will have to be made up. mind is that each night (against sary birthday party mittee. ■i M b 'MM i M k k M i mance |':jrh leal and flower may witt • r until Sept. 25, 45 days after players, like Carl Yastrzemski, feel The Sox continue their effort Pittsburgh) it was a different guy Lee Lacy's RBl-forceout provided Williams College officials say Reza $5,000 to $8,000. K kk fiq ki ■ k i il kk knk |M lestivities Sept. 2 "We have to start winning he The evening sun may .set He called Manchester "my they were received the margin can be made up. Boston tonight in the first of four against the who helped us win." Horner said. the Pirates' first run in the fourth. In But the hearts that ioved you d* .n . Pahlavi, son of the late shah of Iran, ii (M nk MM ka Mk IM . Harness racing opened said "Dr losing beconi^a liabil So adopted hometown," during a brief has only 38 more games scheduled. Oakland A’s. Steve Renko, 8-5, will "The first night it was Murph (Dale the eighth. Omar Moreno had an Are the tines that won t forget has decided to remain with his fami­ Walter Treschuk, the The low bidder for a coal kM k HI IIM M kl nM under the lights at IS winning, and winniire is our con­ speech following his introduction, 528-2680 “All of a sudden, the adrenalin is take the mound against Steve McCat- Murphy), the second night Gary RBI-double and Dale Berra a two-run Sadly missed by sons. daugM< ’ ly in Egypt and not to return to lone commission member tar pitch roof is General Roo.sevelt Sept. 2. 1940 cern \ and promised to “payoff alt cam­ flowing and we know we’re in it." Iv, 10-11. (Matthews) and tonight, by whatever homer • daughter in law and grandt hiMren school in the United States this fall. paign debts" in full and on time. who objected to the move. Roofing of East Hartford MX t 10 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, August 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 28, 1980 - 1 1

BasehaWs Longest Sports Parade UConn grid 6cofeboQfcl Hitting Streaks ATLANTA I’lrrSBURGH Teen-agers pain SPORTS 0 \ TV a b r h b i ab r h bi By U n iird I ’reaa In trrn a lio n ai Finger Hovstcrll 4 0 10 Moreno cf 4 1 M MAJOR A m eriran Leafzue THURSDAY 2 111 Koli ss 3 0 00 Harnirz ss 56 Joe DiMaggio, N Y, 1941. AUQ.28.1S80 (iorm'2 ss 2 110 Berra si 1112 LEAGUE Mdllhws rl 4 2 10 I’arkerph 1000 Tennis 41 George Sisler, St, Louis, 1922, IlnmcrSb 3 2 2 f> Kailor rf 4 0 0 0 pointed EVENING (’iK)perlf • 100 0 MadlckSb 3 110 LEADERS 40 Ty Cobb, Detroit, 1911. 6:00 Chmhh lb 4 0 0 0 Solomon p 0 00 0 35 Ty Cobb, Detroit, 1917. hopes high ® Auitr«llanRul«» Football Murphy cf 3 0 10 BRbnsn ph 10 10 Balling llubbnJ 2b 3 0 11 lllvlevnpr 0 0 0 9 34 George Sisler, St. Louis. 1925 on tennis court 7 :0 0 (based on 360 at bats at Reuss Henedid c 4 1 10 Tekulve p 0000 Supor Moffloorlit Of Tho Matula p 300 0 Milner lb 4 0 2 0 National League Jonathan T. Stone, Detroit, 1930 injuries, Nadzak blamed it on the Stiporbowl Bradford p 0000 l^cyir 4 0 11 h pet. By United F’ress International 3-0 edge in the second set with the help of two service By EARL YOST Hendrick. iSt L if l 466 8Z 161 324 George McQuinn, St. Louis. 1938 NEW YORK (UPI) - Nobody can He had all he fould do not to bust NEW VOHK (UHII — It might not be news to many cold weather last week which 7 :3 0 ('ampp 000 0 (me 3 0 0 0 U S, Open 0 0 0 0 (iarnerZb 3 0 1 0 Hernandz. SI L 121 461 8T. 149 323 at Flushing Meadow, N Y . Aug 27 Dominick DiMaggio. Boston, 1949. parents, but teen-agers can be a real pain Especially on breaks, then added the decisive break in the ninth game Sports Editor dD SporlaContor llrabskyp Templctn, Sl.L 103 449 73 Ifp S3 prove anything, you understand, and out laughing. resulted in many leg pulls. 2 0 0 0 6:00 DRobnsnp Buckner. Chi no 43T> 62 140 322 1 Seeds in parenlhe.se.s i 33 Heinie Manush. Washington, the tennis court after Navratilova had pulled to a 4-3 lead. Sandin 1110 Men's Singles they're s till busy checking out all the And then there are Exhibits C, D "Potentially, this is the best team “ We’ll have a high-risk offense, but dD NFLRacquolbaH Itevacq 3b Tnllo.rniil KT. 389 fiO 126. S I 33 7 9 7 Totals 34 4 8 4 First Round 1933. Martina Navratilova and Dianne Kromholtz, two managed another service break in the final set but was since I ’ve been here,” Walt Nadzak 9 :0 0 Totals Croz. Hou 123 466 S 147 316 fingerprints. So far, though, most of and E, all Involving Dodger first one you w ill enjoy watching. It will AllaniJ 001 130 200-7 McBride. I>hii 104 428 62 134 313 Gianni Ocleppo. Ilalv.def (zcneMaver 31 Edgar Rice, Washington, 1924. unable to hold serve, giving Martina the match. dD Top Rank Boxing From Laa i6i. Woodmere. N Y', 28. 18. 78. 4-2 the suspicion points to the same man. veterans' in their early 20s who have already had a reported to members of the fourth Pitlsburffh 000100 030- 4 Simmons. St L 114 396 73 122 308 baseman Steve Garvey. be wide open," the coach added. Vagaa ire t): Ilie Naslase. Romania, def 31 Ken Landreaux, Minnesota. taste ol the teen-age menace thanks to Tracy Austin, An­ Both teen-agers, showed a lot of poise and promise, DI’ -Biltsburffh 1 LOR-AtlanU 6. Garvey. LA 126 616. 82 162 307 Jerry Reuss keeps being accused. One time, he picked up his glove estate yesterday as he approached Key man will be quarterback Ken 1 1 :3 0 Pittsburgh 7 2B -llorner. Madlock, F*alrice Fkominquez, France.6-4.6-1.48. something more and more youngsters are doing. Baker. LA 116 439 IS 301 6-2. Thierry Tulasne, France, def Tom 1980, The tall blond Dodger left-hander, drea Jaeger et al. had that message driven home yet his fourth season as head coach of the ^ U.S.OpanTannIaUpdata Moreno. Benedict HR Horner i28i. Dawson. Mtl 116. 4S 69 130 301 and found it full of shaving cream Sweitzer, currently on the ailing list Berra '8 i S-Rf»vstor 1/eonard. Irvine. C a lif. 6-2. 68 »ret). 30 Tris Speaker, Boston, 1912; again Wednesday night when they both were extended to 'The players are getting a lot better younger because 0 Night At ThaRacaa IP H KKRBBSO llendersn. NY no 406 61 122 301 Victor f*erci. Paraguay, def Greg who is carrying the team as much as • Another time, he discovered crushed University of Connecticut. with a bruised shoulder. American [..eaguc „ of good nutrition and good coaching." said Kromholtz. "1 (0) SportaCantar Atlanta Whylecross. Australia. 48.6-2. 6-2.6-2, Goose Goslin. Detroit, 1934; Ron anybody else right now with his three sets by little-known youngsters in the U.S. Open Loser in his first three campaigns g ab r h pet brownie cookies inside it On still If fit for the opener, the signal- 12:00 MaluliW8-l2i 7 1-3 6 4 4 2 4' Mike Shore. Los Angeles, def Steve L e F lo re , D e tro it, 1976; George I'ennis Championships started tennis at I I and am just reaching my peak now. dS NFLRacquatball Bradford 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Brett. KC 92 36.7 72 14f. 406 Docherty. Australia,78.78.6-4. Blaine glittering 154 record and league­ another occasion, before the start of with 1-10, 4-7 and 3-6-2 records, Nad­ ('ooper. Mil 121 487 69 172 72 caller will be equipped with a Camp 1 0 0 0 2 0 Willenborg. Miami Shores. Fla .del Paul Brett, Kansas City, 1980. The older players are getting older and worse and the These girls staiT at two and they reach it at 16." 1:00 Drione.Clev 100 319 63 IS 3C leading 2.12 earned run average, an inning. Garvey reached out for the zak is confident the program is on the specially designed flak jacket, HruboskyiSSi 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 MeNamee, Australia. 6-7.6-3,6-3.6i-7.7- younger players are getting older and better, ' The other higlfly seeded player who played Wednesday dD Top Rank Boxing From Laa Carew. Cal 114 427 'I 142 3S Nulional l.cagiie doesn't have a whole lot to say in his infield ball and threw his hands up in right track and a better than .500 Vagaa Pittsburgh Wilson. KC 126 6« 100 '180 330 6.; Eliot Tclscher. Palos Verdes, Calil . sim ilar to one worn in the National I) Rtibinmn fl/>-7i 7 8 7 7 f« 3 det Scott Davis. Santa Monica. Calif .6- Navratilova, seeded second, said after overcoming 19- night, Jimmy Connors, didn't have so much trouble — his 3 :3 0 Rivers. Tex 17 634 87 176. 328 44 Willie Keeler, Baltimore, 1897; own defense. alarm when he found it to be covered season will result. Football League. Solomon | 0 0 0 0 1 Bell. Tex 107 427 69 140 328 2. 6-4. 6-4. Juan Ayala. Chile, del Hill year-old Lena Sandin. 6-4. 4-6. 6-2, in her opening match. opponent wasn’t a teen-ager. dD SportaCantar Tekulve t 1 0 0 0 0 Maze. Carmel, ('a iif .68, 38.6-3.38,6- Pete Rose, Cincinnati. 1978. I'm taking the fifth, " he says, with slimy chewing tobacco. " I don’t feel any pressure. I know Nadzak has so much confidence in Bumbrv. Ball IS 483 88 161 313 H B P -b y l) Robinson i Ramirez I WF*- Oliver. Tex 3. Peler Rennert, Great Neck, N Y . def It's a change ol generation They seem to be getting Connors, the No. 3 seed looking for his fourth Open ti­ 128 617 76. 161 311 MikeGandollo, l..akeland, fla ,7-f ,6-2.6- 42 Bill Dahlen. Chicago. 1894. trying his best to keep a straight face Reuss, concluded Garvey, was at I'm a good coach and it’s just a the junior that if ready, Sweitzer w ill l) Robinson Pl^-Benedirt T -2 41 A - Watson, NY 101 376 60 n r 306 better at a younger age ' tle. disposed of 20-year-old Marcel Kreeman, who was a 12.163 I Brian GolUried il3 i. Bonaventure 37 Tommy Holmes, Boston, 1945. and wipe from It the expression of a work again matter of time until we win," he call at least 75 percent of the offen­ McRae. KC 91 73 68 108 306 Fla .del DavidCarler, Australia.6-7 6- ballboy in Connors' 1976 Open final with Bjorn Borg. 6-2, Home Runs 36 William Hamilton. Philadelphia, cat that has just swallowed a canary .Navratilova, who has already lound herself displaced added. SANDIKGO NKWYORK 2. 6-1 6-3 "I don't have the slightest idea how 6 2 6 2 sive plays. Naltomii league - Schmidt Phil 7 . as the top-ranked player al the tender age of 23 by Austin, - , - . abrhbi abrhbi Horner AII28. Baker. L A 7 . Murphv. 1894. Mere is some of the evidence, any of those things could've possibly While UConn alumni, and Huskie UConn will again employ the R'chrds If six years younger, had never even laid eyes on Sandin un­ "I felt pretty good, ” said Connors, who has won the 5 0 2 0 Taverasss fr 0 1 0 Atl S. Garvey. LA. Carter. Mtl. 35 Fred Clarke, St. Louis, 1895. however. You're free to judge for happened. " says Reuss, offering that followers have expressed im­ Wishbone offense. "We went to it Smith ss 5 0 00 Maddox3b 6 110 Hendrick. St Land Clark. S F 2 til a week ago The top-ranked woman in Sweden, Sandin Open every even year since 1974, " I'm moving around the Winfield rl 4 I 1 i Mazzilli cf 4 0 30 American League - Jackson. NY34. 33 George Davis. New York. 1893; yourself. completely innocent straight face patience. Nadzak sees the I960 because of the number of good run­ Perkins lb 4 12 0 Wshngtn rf 3 00 0 Oglivie. M ils , im m as. M i)31. Armas. Harold Solomon i7i. Fort Liuderdale. IS ranked 65th in the world and has only recently joined court pretty well.” Mmphry cf 4 13 1 llendrsn If Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis, 1922 Exhibit A: Reuss reached into his again schedule more realistic with no early ning backs." Nadzak said. “ The BASEBALL 4 0 2 0 Oak 26. Murray, ftait and Parrish. Det Fla del Jan Norbaf k, Sweden 6-2.68 the circuit alter a stellar junior career While the only other seeded woman to play Wednesday, Salazar3b 4 1 10 Jorgnsn lb 3 0 0 0 a 68, Mike Grant. Hoslyn N . del 31 Ed Delahanty, Philadelhpia. locker for his shoes not long ago and games against the likes of Army and Tenacer 2 0 0 1 Trevino c offense is not designed for Sweitzer," 4 0 10 Runs Hatted In Ricardo Acazo. Ecuador, 7-6, 6-1. 78. was about to put them on when his Kromholtz, the .No 6 seed, had a better idea of what she No. 10 Virginia Kuzici, had an easy tim e of it in advan­ Navy. Flannry2b 20 10 Almon2b 4 02 0 National League - Schmidt. F^hil 9S. (Tins Mavotte. Springfield. Mass del 1899; Willie Davis, Los Angles, 1969; Spectacular job was getting into She'd seen 16-year-old amateur Zina cing to the third round with a straight-set triumph over he pointed out. AMERICAN LFAGI K Montnz ph 10 10 Burris p 2000 Garvey, I.A 92. Hendrick, St L 92. Matt M iti hell, Los Altos. Calif 6-3.6 1. Rico Carty, Atlanta. 1970. sense of smell was sharply offended Opening date w ill be one week "A lot of good things happened, Hast Cash 2b 1 0 0 0 Jackson p 00 0 0 Hernandez, St L 81. Flaker. LA and 6 1. ftick Fagel. Miami del Carv t.eed.>i Along with some ot his extra­ Garrison play — once Sweden's Nina Bohm, the men’s draw suffered its first W L FVl GB Wisep 3 0 2 1 Moreno ph 1000 Clark. SF79 New York, 68. 6-2 6-0, Sammy 30 Elmer Smith, Cincinnati, 1898; by a rather soft, repugnant object he from Saturday in Durham against New York fO 600 Fingersp 10 0 0 M iller p OOOO curricular activities, Reuss. who 1 knew I had a tough match on my hands. " Kromholtz major casualties. despite the injuries. It gave us American league - Cooper, Mil 96 Giammalva. Dallas, def Rick Fisher. Stan Musial. St. Louis. 1950. discovered in one of them Further always tough New Hampshire, a (coaching staff) an opportunity to Baltimore 74 ») SV7 Yngbid ph 10 10 Oliver. Tex 94. Brett. KC and Jackson, I'alo Alto. Calif . 38 6-1. 62. 6-2. started the season in the bullpen and said alter edging the young rexan. 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, to advance Sixth-seeded Gene Mayer had his finest season to date Boston 66 16 S41 T'l Totals 36 4 13 4 Totals 36 1 11 0 SherwcMid Stewart. Houston, del Ferdi examination led him to the in ­ team that won four previous NY 90 Perez. Bos 88 look at a lot of young players. It gave Detroit 66 S24 San Diego 000000310-4 Stolen Bases Tavgiin. Framingham. Mass .78.6-2 6- emerged from it as a starter when to the third round "She's tough and she runs down a lot of halted abruptly when he suffered a pulled hamstring in 66 60 620 10 escapable conclusion that somebody meetings before settling for a 3-3 Cleveland New York ODD 001000- 1 National F.A?ague - l^'Flore. Mtl 8) 4 (^ ip H(K»pcr. Sunnvvalc- Calil def Dave Goltz came down with the flu balls " his left leg and retired leading Ita ly ’s Gianni Ocleppo, 6-2. Favorite us a chance to evaluate a lot better." Milwaukee 87 62 619 10 F-^Trevino DP New York 1 LO B - Moreno. Fbll 76 , Collins. Cm 62. Scott. U ’lt Shiras. nhorcwfiorf. Wise , 6-2.6-1.6- had curbed his dog in his shoe. Or deadlock last fall. Toronto 12 73 416 23 San Diego7, New York 10 2B-Richards. M tird. Richards. SD 49 3 Pasi'al Porles. Franco dof John on May 16, has done a spectacular job Garrison, a high school senior who last year was 6-1, 6-7, 2-4, and No. 12 Jose-Luis Clerc, in the midst of a If Sweitzer can’t play the opener, West that one of his teammates had Top-seeded Tracy Austin The injury list is long. Mumphrev HR-Winfield il8i SB- American League — Henderson. Oak Yuill, South Africa, 6-2 6-4. 6-2, Butch / l :>Ol)TDOOR the all-important job may be given to W L Pet GB Rirhards, Mumphrev SF--Tenare 7 , Wilson, KC6A. Dilone,CIev4B, Cruz, Walts. Phoonix. Ariz . dot Brad Drewcll for the Dodgers this year. ranked only sixth on the Girls 14 list, ran down a lot ot brilliant summer season, fell to Bemie Mitton of South Kansas City 83 44 664 - transported the object and put it in returns ball during first test Football tub-thumper Tim Tolokan freshman John Todor or Rob IP H R KR BRSO Sea 39. Bumbry. Balt and Wills. Tex 31 Australia. 6-4. 6-2. 48. 6-4. Tim All his teammates will tell you that balls Wednesday night. After rallying to tie Kromholtz at Africa, 6-3, 6-2, 4-6, 2-6, 7-5. Oakland 66 82 512 18 San Diego Pitching Gullikson. Boca Baton. Fla . def Tony i t ' 4 TOPICS there. A little more detective work issued a stat sheet that showed nine Texas 82 64 4GQ 20*1 WiseiW6?(i 61-3 and they'll also tell you they con­ one set apiece, she took a 2-0 lead in the final set before Others advancing during the second day included No. 7 Tuesday in US Open at New Trivella, a man-sized responsibility. Victories (*raham. Sepulveda, ('a lif 6-3.68.68, enabled Reuss to determine fellow of the top 22 offensive players were Chicago 63 70 431 28 Fingers iS17i 2 2-3 National l.^ague - Carlton, Phil 29-7, Victor Amava '16'. Louisville. Ky . del by Bob Brawafar "We have the potential to have a New York tinually keep an eye on him. out- Kromholtz came through with the decisive break in the Harold Solomon. No. 10 Ivan Lendl, No. 13 Brian Gott­ York. She defeated Anne Smith Minnesota » 73 430 28'1 Reuss, LA and Bibby, PiU l6:-4. Niekro, I jr r v Davidson. New Hochelle. N Y . 68, FMtfO.llRT OUTDOOB ( NSUI ’ *NT pitcher .Steve Howe was the culprit on the injury list and 10 of the top 22 California 49 76 3B6 S 'l Burns iL7-8i 61-3 10 tielder Jay Johnstone and reliever winning season," Nadzak echoed. Hou 14-11. Alexander. Atl 128. Sander­ 6- 2. U Maybe one good turn deserves ninth game fried and No. 16 Vic Amaya. Gottfried, who dropped a in straight sets, 6-2, 7-5. (UPI battle 46 79 388 36 Jackson 2-3 0 Ross Case. Australia, def Byron defenders. UConn followers hope this w ill be son. Mtl and Ruthve-n. Phil 12-8. Rogers. KEEPING BAIT COOL AND ALIVE Don Stanhouse because nobody can Sandin. who matched Navratilova game for game until first set tie-break to David C arter, was the only one of the Wednesday’s Results Miller 2 3 M tl 12-9 Bertram, South Africa, f -7 68. 6-1.6-3, another, but the other morning while photo) Explaining the excessive rash of Toronto 6. Texas'4 Balk- Wise F*B~Tenace T -2 fd A- Bernic Milton. South Africa, def Jose- Minnows arc ihc most d iffi­ four who required four sets to win. the case. the Dodgers were in Montreal. Howe ever tell what they'll be up to next being broken in the 10th game of the first set. jumped to a Cleveiand4. Minnesota I. twilight 16612 Gura. K(* 18/ , Norris, Oak lB-7. John. Luis Clerc il2 '. Argentina. 6-3,6-2,48.2- cult hail to keep aloe, cspcciui- KanusCitvf.. Milwaukee4. night NY 17-7, Barker. Clev 168 6.7-f, Fritz Buehning, Short Hills, N J l\ it you must transport them was awakened at a little after 7:00 by Stanhouse calls Reuss "QTip " Chicago 3. Detroit 2.14 innings, night KANSASCITY MlLWAl KEE Earned Run Average def Mario Martinez, Bolivia, 6-2.38.6-7 some distance to where \ou will Why'’ Thursdav's Games ab r h bi ab r h bi 'based on I2T innings> 7- f ,68. Ivan Lendl 'lO'.l'zechoslovakia. a loud knock on the door ot his hotel Pro football roundup lAllTirhesEDTi lish "D id you ever look at his head’’ " - . Scott outkicks Wilson If 1 1 0 Molitur2b 40 10 National I..eague — Sutton. LA 2 24. del Tim Mayotte. Springfield, Mass .68, room. Minnesota ' D Jackson 7-8 • at Toronto dh 5 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 2 3 1 Reuss. LA 2 z Carlton. Phil 2 27. 6-3.78. Bussell Simpson. New Zealand, Some ice cubes and a plastic says Stanhouse "It looks like a (J- Who Am I? I McLaughlin 4-71.1 p m grett 3b 3 1 10 Cooper lb 4 0 0 0 Zachry,NY2.91, Whitson.SF29f. def Mike l>each. Weston. Mass .6-3.6-3, bag will work wonders. Punch "Who the hell is i f ’ " he called out. California i LaRoche2-41 at Baltimore Aikens lb Tip. Reuss, Johnstone and 1 are like Junior Olympics win John Walker 3 1 12 Thomas cf 3 I 12 American league — Norris. Oak 2 21. 28,78. Tim Wilkison. Shelby. N C .del several small holes in the bag, "Room service, " was the answer. I Palmer 13-9) . 7 30 p m FVrter c 4 111 Oglivie If 4 0 0 0 Gura.KC2 30. Nlay.NY2 49. Burns, Chi Tom Gullikson. Fnpp Island S ( '. 48 6 three partners in crime. We will ry Oakland 'McCatty 10-11 * al Boston Otisef 3 0 11 Lezeanorf 4 0 10 2 69. Langford. Oak 2 80 0. 6-2. 7-f. Rick Mever, Great Neck, III] It with ice and tie the top "I didn't order any flaming room iRenko 86). 7 V p m ('ardenl If 1 00 0 Bando3b 30 00 Strikeouts N Y del Trev Waltke. Los Angeles.68. dosed. service,' Howe said through the never accuse each other of anything Former Rockville High standout John Ward, who captured the State D U B LIN (U P I) — American Steve Seattle i Beattie 4-11 > at New York Hurdle rf 4 12 1 Gan(ner3b I 0 00 National League - Carlton. I ^ il 232. 62. 38, 68 I.ay the bag o\ei the bucket and we w ill never destroy each other, >Mav 11-61. 8 p m White 2b 40 10 Davisdh 4 120 Ryan. Hou Itt. Niekro. Atl 143. .Iimmv Connors i3i, Miami Beach door. Outdoor Track Championship javelin competition last spring, added to As the ICC melts, cool water will Turner cut Scott outkicked 1976 Olympic 1500 Milwaukee 'Sorensen«n 9-8'98* at DeflioilDenoi Mulinks ss 4 0 10 Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Blvleven, Pitt 140. Soto. Cin 130 Fla . def Marcel Freeman. I’orl but watch out — you never know what I Fidrveh 0-2'. 8 p m Washington. N Y .6-2,6-2.6-2 drip into the bucket and keep "Well, it's your room number, sir. his laurels by taking the event at the National Junior Olympics in Santa meters champion John Walker of Totals 36 6 9 5 Totals 34 4 8 3 American League — Barker. Clev 139. lurks in the dark." Texas iFifueroa 3-77' at Kansas (^i'D Kansas Citv l(Q 001 000- 5 Norris, Oak 138. Guidrv. NY 128 Haas Women's Singles the water there Irom over­ and your name " Clara. Calif. (Gale 13-7). I 36 p m First Round New Zealand in the final straight Milwaukee' 000210010-4 Mil and Eiannisier . Sea 12) heating. Now you get the general picture The Junior Olympics were held Aug. 15-17. Friday s Games E -M o lilo r. Hurdle DF—Kansas City I Saves Betsy Nagelsen. Winnetka. Ill def Wednesday night to win the one mile Texas al Kansas City LOB-KanSasCitv6. Mi|waukee4 2D* National league — Sutter. Chi 26. Deborah Jevans, England 6-0 6-2 II ice isn't available, wrap a It you ask Jerry Reuss tor his basic Ward and his high school cbach. Jim Balcome, arrived in California Milwaukee al Detroit Wilson. Aikens. F^ortcr. Davis. Yount HR Allen. NY 22, Flume, Tin 21. Tekulve. Lindsay Morse. Costa Mesa. Calif . def piece ol burlap around the Banquet meal feature race at the Dublin inter­ Chicago at Cleveland philosophy, his philosophy on life, he on Friday and he was required to participate in a qualifying round with - Thomas <31>. Hurdle (10), Yount i2U> Pitt 19. Fingers. SD 17 Manana Simionescu Borg. Monaco. 6-1. bucket, wet it and let evapora­ national track meet. Minnesota at Toronto S b-B rett 2. Otis SF-Aikens American league-Q uisenberry KC 6-1. Caroline Stoll. Livingston. N J def Howe opened the door and was mulls over the question a moment or but to play tion do the cooling job. 27 other competitors. Ward qualified second best with a throw of 202 California al Baltimore Scott, finishing powerfully, clocked IP H R ER BBSO 31. Darmerfi chi and Gossage. NY 22. Paula Smith. Latham. N Y . 68, 78, greeted by a breakfast that looked so and says: " I live for today with an feet and he and 13 others advanced to Saturday’s action. Seattle at New York Kansas City Stoddard. Ball 19. Burgmeier. Bos and Roberta McCallum, Ml Lebanon, F*a Craylish can be kept alive bv 3:53.8, .1 ahead of Kenyan Wilson Oakland at Boston Spliltorff 1WIO81 8 6 4 3 1 2 del Nanev Yeargin, Atlanta. Ga .6-1,7- like a banquet plus a bottle of the eye on tomorrow. I just have fun NEW YORK (UPI) - The Denver normal in the N F L Wednesday one Lopez. Det t8 placing a tray or two ol ice The 18-year-old youngster, who will be attending Manchester Com- i Marlin iS2' 1 0 0 0 0 0 6. Susan Jaeger. Lincolnshire. Ill . def cubes in the bottom ol a bucket, most expensive French champagne. Willie Stargell, I think. sqys^j?best Broncos are not giving away Jim day after the dreaded Cutdown Waigwa with Walker placing third in NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee Glyms Coles. Britain, 6-3. 6-2. Karen munity College in the fall semester, and the top qualifier threw next to i E^st Mitchell IL 4-3' 3 6 4 4 0 2 Susman. L.a Jolla. Calif . def Tanya then covering this with several 'B all.' Turner’s jersey just yet. 3:54.0, Host valuable An appropriate bill came with it. He says they don’t s» ’Tuesday. last and last respectively in the six rounds among the 14 entrants. W L Pet GB Holdworth 6 3 1 1 0 3 Harford. South Africa. 38. 6-2, 68. folds ol burlap topped with a Piusburgh 70 57 .551 - " I didn't order any of this," Howe they say, 'Play Ball " The Broncos, hoping that no team After a flurry of personnel moves HBP-bvMitchell'Brett' T-2 19 A- CLEVELAND (UPI) - Christiane Jolissaml. Switzerland del thick layer of grass. Ward, who hopes to go onto the University of Maryland on a track ! Montreal « 57 548 't 18 815 FrederiqueThibault France, 78,68 ht Al Cam- For women s lib. I set F’hiladelphia 06 SB 532 2h Dump the bait onto the grass snapped angrily and then got on the Dodger Vice Presid< would pick up the 39-year-old Turner, Tuesday, the Philadelphia Eagles scholarship after the first semester, and his closest rival from Oregon Von Hayes, one of the Henee Richards. Gainesville. Fla del the track record I was the New York 50 66 400 l l ' i Zenda Liess. Holly Hill Fla .38.6-2.6-3. and keep the bucket out ol the phone. panis regards some the .things are hoping Turner will remain with returned to their two-a-day practice Day o f practice St. Louis 56 6B 444 13>i hottest young players in first woman jockey (UPI took turns thru four rounds. Ward would take the lead and the West DETROIT CHICAGO Jeanne DuVall. Dallas del liana sun. After listening to his complaint, Reuss does as a genera the squad. routine, preparing for this week’s Chicago 50 74 4QS 18>i the Cleveland Indians farm Strachonova. Switzerland 6-2.6-1. Stacy called me a "jocketle") to Coaster would go a little better. NEWPORT, R.I, (UPI) - The West abrhbi abrhbi Worms are easiest to keep f’eierscf 7 110 Suthrlndlf 62 2 0 Margolin Beverly Hills. C a lif. def Lele the m aitre'd said. "Very well. sir. "They help him relax mentally, compete at a major U.S Turner, who has kicked more N FL final exhibition game against the That continued until the fifth round where Ward heaved the javelin a W L Pet GB systein. .Monday was un- Forood. Fort l^auderdale. Fla .6-1,5-7,6- alive, and the easiest to mis­ French today were headed “away Houston 71 56 563 - Trm m ll ss 5 1 10 Squires lb 50 10 you can keep the food but make sure yet. paradoxically, he's very serious track That happened in field goals than any other player Raiders in Oakland. Coach Dick Kemp If 5 0 12 Lemon cf 6 0 2 0 ani(nously named Most 1. Candv Reynolds. Knoxville. Tenn . del treat and destroy, according to personal best 215 feet while the Oregonian fell nine inches short at 214- from the waterfrqpt" while the Los Angeles 6B 57 546 2 Diane Desfdr Los Angeles. 6-3. 6-2, you send back the champagne " out there on the mound. " Campanis 1969 at Hialeah Now there except George Blanda. was cut by Vermeil got a chance to work out the 67 » 532 4 wcknfss lb 5 0 10 Johnsn dh 7 0 3 3 the Mercurv ou;boards'lishing feet, 3-inches. Each failed to better his best on the last round with the Cincinnati Parrish c 5 0 10 Mornsn2b Valuable Player and Martina Navratilova '2 ' Charlottesville. are dozens of female Australians planned more practice in San Francisco 63 63 500 8 6020 department It didn't take Howe long to figure says "He has an excellent command, Denver Tuesday but Coach Red team ’s two newest prospects — Ron Brookns3b 6 0 10 Baines rf 6 000 "Prospect of the Year " in Va . del Lena Sandin, Sweden. 68 48. jockeys 215-foot effort earning Ward the gold medal preparation for the start of a finpl Atlanta 63 63 500 8 D>er dh 2 0 10 Borgmnne 3U 00 6-2 Pul them in a can with some out the whole thing Reuss was of his pitches, he challenges the Miller was so optimistic that he Baker and Ray Sydnor — and came San Diego 53 74 417 W i Smmrs dh 2 0 0 0 Dotson pr 1)000 the Class-A Midwest . Second Round dirt and mulch, and place the best-of-seven series F rid a / to deter­ Wednesday s Results Virginia Ruzici 'tOi Rumania, def answering back, or striking back, hitters and he has improved his curve named Turner as his kicker Saturday away impressed with both. Lentme rf 3 0 0 0 Kimm c 1000 League, the Indians have can overnight in your home Atlanta?. Pittsburgh4. msht Corcom rf 2 00 0 Bell3b Nina Bohm, Sweden, 68. 6-3. Sylvia mine an America’s CTip challenger. San Francisco 1. MontrealO, night 40 10 whichever you prefer, but he denies ball He has a downer type curve, 6MI at Green Bay. Minus three key participants, the Whitakr2b 6 0 2 0 Fh’vor ss 3 120 announced. Hanika West Germany , del Mary Laiu relrigerator. / uo veil epijou The Australians spent Wednesday F^iladelphia 4. Los Angeles 3. night F*iatek. Munster. Ind 68. 7-f Susan When you go hshing. vou'll everything. what we used to call a drop' when we a jc j qiuAAM ^ ui ut But General Manager Fred Gerhke Washington Redskins wrapped up the San Diego 4. New York 1, night Molinar ph 1000 Hayes, who was also practicing on Rhode Island Sound and Cruz ss 1 000 Leo. Australia, def Elsie Burgin. probably take along an ice chest "The only thing I will say," he were kids But the big thing about qsiuij aoe|d qiQi e o) 10441 i-o)-»9 t said Turner might decide to retire, heavy preseason work. Comerbacks St Louis 10. Houston?, night Baltimore.68.68. Bettma Bunge, ( oral *poj oq« dujfuj « *i(j UT'fMSNV Thursday's Games Totals 46 2 9 2 ToUls 49 3 13 3 n a m ^ the league’s All- for cold drinks planned the same routine today. One out when winning run scored Gables. Fla . def Dianne Morrison. Lus says, "is that I've been accused." Jerry is he's more serious now ' even if he does clear waivers. Lemar Parrish and Joe Lavender ' All Times EFTTi Star third baseman, is bat­ Angeles, 6-2.6-2. Pam Teeguarden Los Simply tic a plastic hag The tri-colored yacht France 3, Houston (Pladson 08» si Chicagt , 000(00000(0-2 Now for Exhibit B: Come on now, Al Are you serious’’ t'l 19MNKA. Inc "He’s a proud guy,” Gehrke said. stretched their walkout into a second Ovett shaves Chicago (02 000 000 000 01-3 ting .325 with 78 RBI for .Angeles, def l^ a Anlonupolis. Glendora around the worm can leaving a Baron Marcel Bich’s fourth French 'Lamp 104)1.2 30 p m ('am 48.68 68. Dianne Fromholtz <6i Two weeks ago in Atlanta, Derrel "He's proud of his record and what Cincinnati > Motkau081 at Pittsburgh DP-Deiroil l,Chicago3 LOB-Detruil short loop of string. Hook this day while fullback John Riggins con­ II. Chicago 15 2B-Morrison. Brookens. the Cleveland farm club at 'Australia, def Zina (iarnson Houston Cup challenge, was up in a sling at its ■ Rhoden4-31.7 S p m Thomas, playing center field, was he’s done over the years." tinued his holdout, which he Kemp SB-W hilaker S-Squires. F*ryor Watferloo. Iowa. Texas. 6-3 28, 68 outside the ice box and let the Share early lead dock for minor repairs. Atlanta lA le xa n ^r 128) at St Louis •'*IP H R E R B B ^ can hang inside, suspended being waved al to move over by the Turner declined to comment on the iVuckovich98).0 35p m threatens to turn into a retirement. Detroit above the ice and cold drinks I’INEHURST. N C * UPI' - Du'k Friday s Games Morris 10 9 2 2 7 2 bench Thomas waved back at the Broncos' decision to waive him, The Cleveland Browns announced H(xiston at Chicago Amateur medalist world record Hozema 1L 681 3 1-3 4 1 I 0 0 Crickets and grasshoppers Von Tacky Jr ot Titusville. Pa . and bench, saying in effect he was going which Gerhke said was done to "buy they have acquired veteran Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, night can be kept alive the same wav. Atlanta al St Louis, night (liicago Jai Alai Results Universitv ot Houston star F red H IN E H C K S T , N C. I U P I) - EH net results Burns 7 2-3 plus the cold slows their to stay right where he was time " while Denver tried to work out linebacker Don G ^ e from the San KOBLENZ, West Germany (U P I) 1(X) meters later. Montreal at Los Angeles, night Couples shared the first-round lead University of Houston standout Kred F^iladelpbia at San Diego, night Farmer 31-3 Fist movements and makes them Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda a trade for backup quarterback Diego Chargers. The 6-foot-2, 240- — B ritain’s 800 meters Olympic gold This left Ovett in the lead momen­ The Elast Hartford Tennis Open at Proly (W5-7I 3 3 %tmi l i N 13JI 101 New York al San Francisco, nisht I ISM 0hn«ta 1SJ0 U0 3JI easier to put on a hook held a closed-door meeting after the Tuesday in the 26-hole qualilying por­ Couples earned medalist honors in Norris Weese. The possible trade medalist Steve Ovett ripped seven WT- Morrison, Farmer T -3 49 A - SPadriZarra LI0 4J0 4 tin s I.M 4J0 pound Goode had a shoulder separa­ tarily before Wessinghage took up the Blast Hartford municipal tennis 12ifi A handlul ol ice and a little tion ot the U S Amateur GoK Chain- the US. Amateur Wednesday, but HOUSTON ST LOUIS 3 fiirt 3J0 3 Fasts IM game telling Thomas and everybody reportedly is with the New Orleans tion at the beginning of last year and tenths of a second off the 1,500 the challenge and hit the front until complex saw Scott Brohinsky of ingenuity will solve most ol ab r h bi ab r h bi M tSLM I 38 572.M else in the room that kind of behavior pionship with a 3-under-par 69 said that doesn’t mean the match meters world record Wednesday Morgan2b 3 1 1 0 Oberkfll2b 4 2 4 1 I Saints. missed the first three games of the 50 meters out when Ovett slipped into Hartford defeating Mike Custer of 1-5 I14I70 38 5224 40 your bail problems during hot Von Tacky and Couples, along with play segment of the tournament w ill Cabell 3b 4 02 1 Scott cf 320* TriffcU 38-2 552li4 wouldn't be tolerated He had some The Broncos initially refused to season. The 7-year veteran had a night and then predicted he could lop a higher gear and raced to victory Manchester in the Men’s Singles final TrNsets l-S-3 H 0 U 0 weather. be easy for him F^ihl rf 4 0 0 0 Hmndz lb 4 12 2 MINNESOTA CLEVELAND other things to say as well other golfers who played on the say that Turner had been cut, and shoulder operation at the end of last another 1.4 seconds off the mark. with two meters to spare. 7-6, 6-0. M ary Jo Lane took the Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Hendrckrf 3 112 ab r h bi ab r h bi ■a lUO S.M 3.21 Cedeno cf 4 0 0 0 lorg If 5 14 1 Powell rf IPactt 12.40 U 0 3 il An Item appeared in the paper con­ Plnehurst course, were scheduled to "Being the medalist doesn’t mean didn’t inform the kicker until after season. Ovett posted 3:31.4 seconds to 5 0 10 Dilone If 5010 I M i M S.2I 521 Ovett has now wiped out two of the Women’s Singles title with a 6-3, 6-2 Walling lb 4 120 Kennedy c 4 1 10 Castino3b 4 10 0 OrU rf 40 11 I 121 100 continue tlie 36-hole qualifying round that much." said Couples, who fired Ashby c 4 02 1 RetizSb 4013 Smalley ss 3 l » f i 3 M tm cerning the episode saying Lasorda Tuesday's practice. Turner had not Kenny Stabler will go all the way eclipse the record of 3:32.1 he shared world records held by his arch-rival victory over Carol Obee. The Men’s 4 0 3 0 Hargrv lb 3 110 vrits 121 M b a 24 53540 a 2-under-par 70 Wednesday for a Reynidsu 2 0 0 0 Phillips ss 4 2 2 0 3 0 0 0 Charon Adams dhIf 3 02 0 M k 4 8 S 4 1 2 0 hadn't handled the situation proper­ today on the par-72. 6,974-yard Coun­ played in any of Denver’s three for Houston at quarterback against with Olympic champion Sebastian Coe. He became the world’s fastest 'M asters saw Phil Staknis defeat Landsty ss 1 0 0 0 Futgham p 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 Hassey Cubbag pr lb 0 100 Macta 24 513UI two-day total of 139 - 5-under par Nrtseta M S1I2.4I ly. The assessment was attributed to try Club ol North Carolina course, preseason games this summer. Coe. West Germans Thomas KForschp lOOOMarlinp 20 10Goodwndh 3 0 0 0 Bannstr2b 3 122 Triticts M -3 S3S1J0 Tribcta 24-3 5$7 tll Jones needs surgery the Buffalo Bills, something Coach m iler by clocking 3:48.8 in Oslo July 1 Mike Ruggles 6-0, 6-4. The Men’s Rubergep OOOODurhmph lO OOW ynegrph while other qualifiers who played al I just hope I draw someone with 1 00 0 Diaze 401 0 TM "an unnamed p la ye r" Turner has scored 1,439 points in Bum Phillips did not want to do. The Wessinghage and Harald Hudak, who to clip two tenths of a second off Doubles final w ill be Saturday with Leonra ph 1 0 0 0 Litllefild p 0 0 0 0 Sofield cf 4 0 10 Mannngcf 40 10 IIM S.M 3.M NEW YORK (UPI) - Ruppert Pladson p 00 0 0 Wilfong2b 4 G M 35.40 11.00 U I The following evening Lasorda Carolina switched to Pinehursl oniy one arm ," said the golfer, who his career, second only to George placed second and third, also 4 02 0 RoselIo3b 2 111 5.40 5 M coach had hoped to play backup G if­ Coe’s mark and then equaled Coe's the teams of Phil Hanock-Brohinsky Bochv ph 1 0 0 0 Butera c 1000 I P id il U0 4J0 Jones, injured in a crash into the out- claims to be a poor match play com­ 3 0 3 0 Harrahph ^ T M skii 4. M found a note in his box al the hotel II Blanda's 2,002. Turner has 304 career ford Nielsen, but Nielsen’s injured bettered the previous record, 1500 meters time on the same track vs. Mike Murray-Mike McDerm ott U co rte p 0000 Morals ph 1 00 0 DybznsSb 0000 3 mm fietd fence Monday night in Oa)()and, petitor Totals 33 2 7 2 ToUls 34 10 16 10 Veryier ss 40 10 M b 14 52IM said: field goals, and Blanda 335. left shoulder is not completelv clocking 3:31.6 and 3:32.0, respec­ 15 days later. competing. %*MiUU7JI wii) need surgery for a separated Houston IIOOOOOQO- 2 ToUls 36 1 10 I ToUls S3 4 II 4 Mscti U tlM il fartwta 14 5121-30 "Dear Tommy — I was wrong I'm Elsewhere, things were back to healed. tively. St Louis KfiOOKOx-10 Minnesota 000000010-1 Tdbda 14-7 5717.40 shou)der and wii) be iost for the Householder recalled DPR Louis I LOB-Houston 5. St Trilscts 44-SS I4U I Ovett, winner of the Golden M ile in Cleveland 111 000 tOx— 4 T «tk remainder of the season, the New sorry. I love the Dodgers 1 love my Louis 8 2B-Ashby. Oberkfell 2, Reitz. DP—MmnesoU 1. LOB-MinnesoU 10. 1 kaa 2I.M I N SM teammates. 1 am horse m anure" INDIANAPOLIS lUPIi - Out­ London just 50 hours earlier, seemed Cabell 3B~Morgan. Walling SB-ScoliCleveland 9 2B-O rla, Diaz. Bannister %m» UJ0 1U0 110 2 IrtM i N 141 York Yankees said Tuesday. Dog trial personalities S-Oberkfell SF-Scoll. Hendrick 4J0 I M fielder Paul Householder of the In­ SB-Sma)iev SF—Rosello. Cubbage 5. M The note was signed. "An unnamed scarcely out of breath after his great IP H RERBBSO IH 5 Mil Team spokesman Larry Wah) said IP H RERBBSO M b 1-2 54I.40 dianapolis Indians was called up run and then forecast that the 3:30 Houston MinnesoU M i 44 iSUt Jones suffered a severe concussion player ■' Seattle Sounders’ victory Forsch ( L 10-111 KsmniLll-ll) 618 II 4 4 3 4 hthO t 1-2 594.51 Tuesday to join the parent Cincinnati Nrtsda M 111140 Once again, the finger of suspicion barrier would be broken next year, cited in annual voting Roberge Verhoeven 128 0 0 0 0 0 Tribcta 1-2-5 5431M and would not undergo surgery until TrtfMta M-1 tJ U M club because ot injuries suffered by Pladson Heveland Qmrtir pointed at Reuss, who enjoys playing " f believe only two men can do it, LaCorle Barker Tony Waiters. "Soccer n C»rrf(l (rom the diuWcd (lit ellectiv, Sat 7:30 30 8 7 we were lucky that some of them got pressure of the Olympics or the Eligible persons who rank in the top paigned more than a dozen winning Thomas cf 3000 Bowass 3 110 Mondav Jai Alai Entries the .Sounders defeated the defending is a peculiar game and anything can Welch p 3 0 0 0 Boone c 30 1 I blocked right in front of m e." 10 are considered by the election dogs. He judged his first field trial in Montreal - Reactivated pitcher David champion Whitecaps 2-1 to highlight happen on Saturday night. ” Golden M ile.” Howep 0 0 0 0 Carlton p 2 110 Palmer and sent pitcher Hal Dues to MODIFIED Tunipu Bay I, New England 0 committee, made up of prominent 1948 and has performed in this role on Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Morindph 10 10 Denver of the American Association THUKSUAY SPECIAL! In perfect conditions, B ritain’s 10 the opening night of the NASL 0000 In other opening first-round games, 'Sm ith pr Football Fnt: im fith Wes McLeod scored off a rebound Gary Cook made the early pace as he people who are authorities in the a widespread basis all across this McGraw p 00 00 Baltimore — Signed punter Mike Bragg AUTO RACES playolfs San Diego stopped Chicago 2-1, I M t 2 .1 m at the 63-minute mark, helping Tam ­ Totals X 3 1 3 ToUls 31 4 10 3 and placet^ punier Bucky Dilts on l.RuuMtaMal I Mm n M OtornU sport. 'This committee makes the country, Hawaii and Japan. He has 4. ia m f By winning at Vancouver, the Washington blanked Los Angeles 1-0, took the lield through the first 800 Los Ang waivers 4. I FAVStf STXECT CXR MCES pa Bay successfully begin defense of final selection. Though both local judged more than 35 trials of cham­ 5 Mv m I. IIm Wa meters in 1:53.0 before dropping out F^ilad^phia' Denver - Cut kicker Jim Turner. 5 MZMTa i M u FOR EVERY GAME Sounders w ill now have an easier Tampa Bay shut out New England 1- F>-Garvev DF*-Los Angeles I LO B - 1 *im 4 s I4A4-I wMtr 12 fn> M e its American Conference cham­ people received vote totals which pionship stature and written ac­ Minnesota — Placed running back f.PadM8Mu i U 4 | 4 i r t v M l.k m time of It when the home-and-home 0. Edmonton beat Houston 2-1 and liOS Angeles 8. ■ Philadelphia il^i 10...... 2 B - Brenl McClanahan and offensive Ucklt SMl UM • in. FRB pionship. New England, which out- could be called flattering, neither counts of hundreds of competitive liussellz. Lopeseopej Hatcher. Ftose H H - Vm brfHW-lMm series resumes Saturday in Seattle. Dallas defeated Minnesota 1-0. Frank Myers on injured reserve list CeviWi SB-Maddox. Bowa S-Boone Cleveland — Acquired linebacker Don McsrA IqMh PLAMVILLE STADIUM _ shot the Rowdies 27-12, had a goal ranked in the top 10. events. He has been president of the IF* H R KR RB SO AT REGULAR PRICE Should the series be tied at one game In tonight's games. New York is at Rod Gilbert Goode from San Diego and waived l. b m lm t t disallowed with 20 minutes left. laos Angeles I IG M i-L itT a 1 M M f m XT. 72 n M N lU , a Florence Harwarth has been Barbar H ill Field Trial Club, a local linebacker Dave Graf. ] I M 4. J iip w M iiOx apiece, a 30-minute mini-game w ill Tulsa and Fort Lauderdale is at Welch 618 Cincinnati — Cut offensive tackle Vem i CMMadartwM i P a t f A M b R Drillern 2, llurrirane I group which conducts on annual trial 5. tavstt-M M l 9 .tH e a » to * determine the winner prominent as a breeder of English Howe 4. ( « 9 » lb a l < 9w-ARjr«nl tonight.’ Hinton said. "He scored a pionships." CArtaaTnea BRUNSWICK PARKADE LANES “There was sort of a myth about assistant coach with the Los Angeles among the top breeding in the coun­ on a tract of land near Oklahoma City D l^S an Franciscol. U)B-San Fran- Manchester Midget V M e iarra 9. M M l i l 5 U M M n i magnificent goal and even with a bad DiplomalH I, Azlerit 0 cisco4. MonlrealS. S-Hemdon. Whitson / O m A l - M J l 1. ta a p a le a r l MANCHESTER PARKADE - 10 PIN not winning Here," said Dallas coach Kings of the NHL. try. In addition to her feats as IP H RERBBSO Football Association I Wuu 1. f t l i l l l N i l foot played like a hero — but so did and is also a member of the Old San m,4anrnn i m MAf lM i l CARTER 643-1507 Washington, which closed the Al M iller. "Before the game I told San Francisco Auxiliary w ill sponsoif a all the Sounders ” Gilbert, who played under eight breeder and owner, Harwarth has Tim ers’ Committee, which Whitson'W9-9 I 0 tatk l•cmil season by taking nine of 11, remained Minton iS K) 1 u the guys that every game here we’ve coaches during his 17-year career as been prominent as a member of the fund-raising dinner-dance 2 laala-llaWa BRUNSWICK HOLIDAY LANES periodically selects persons no 1 M L aM i Vancouver, who this year qualified on track. Bobby Stokes, who had no Montreal i Um Am I 2 IMT5 been in it. With playoff intensity I a professional player, said he would English Setter Club of New England longer living, or connected with the Sanderson ( L 128 7 3 1 1 at the Elks Home, Sept. 20. J laali-8«t«ni 4.lr»IUjU \ t u w h ii to * 4. U raa ■ Laaet 395 SPENCER ST. - DUCK PIN for the playoffs as a wild-card entry, I 0 U U S t m i s b n t 5 kis«-(ila«a 1 goals during the year, scored off an said we could win it." Sosa Featured will be the 5 uraeafrlbraa i IVtw-liMi 1221 Main 8L, ManchMter 646-2125 adopt characteristics of each in his and also served a term as president sport, for installation in the Hall of Frymarun 1 1 0 0 1 tuqiM UiAMniii 1 Arlam Arcatua R came out hungry Ray Hankin scored indirect free kick in the 23rd minute I iM-toa ' I.MM T IL MB-8484 new job. of the Association of New England Fame. WP Minton T -2 17 A -24294 ’'Sounds of the 40s.'’ IMS Padx InaH M n Irwi Itsfn 12 - EVEMNCi HEHAU)^Thurs Augusr^.J^ TV tonight" Maine game Coventry school bus routes on Bunker Hill Road - all stops. Left P.M - Reverse Drive • Caldwell: 3071 Main ■ La Vois. is big flop on Rte 31. Right on Depot Road, loft right on Ripley Hill Road, left on Lewis right on Rte. 31. Left on Rte. 44A, left Road • Myshrail; Fieldslone • COVENTRY- Here is on South Street, right on Cross Street Shawarier, Oakwood • Mahoney. Ripley Hill • Dupont, Root Road • 6:00 Lloyds of London after two wealthy moves his family to Bfair House 11:35 on Old Eaglevllle Road, right on Rte. Hill Road • one stop. Left on Rte 44A on Brewster Road, stop first house on to Robertson School. B u b 10 Ashbrook - Trotta; Rte 44A - 2573 - Bavier. Lake Street - Hickton. High } e 2 1 ^ N«wt men are murdered ano finds his two (Conclusion. 2 h r s ) 9) M.A.S.H. the schedule of bus routes 275. Left Into Pine Lake Shorea • turn - two stops. Right on North River left. Left on Swamp Road, right on P.M. - Mini bus run. Conkling. Street - Qrandpeu.'Upton • Rhoades $ Brady Bunch suspects are beautiful women (2 (closed Captioned) 11:50 for Coventry schools: around, return to Rte, 275 Right on Road non-stop to right on Merrow F^e. 44A. right on Rte. 31 past Middle A M. - Left on Cross Street, right on Kings Road - Maheu. Hills. Pucker • 9 Johar'aWMd hrs ) 24 Nancy Savin: Tha Arts 44 Charlie’s Angels-Berette AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - When Rte 275, right on Rte 31 to Coventry Road non-atop to left on Goose Lane School. Stop Springdale Avenue, left South Street. Left up South Street, 11 N F L Racqualball Final M atch B u b 10 Bub B It AuatraMan Rulat Foolball 2 r Tom Cottia Show Charlie s Angels Angels Belongin a Monopoly-type game featuring High School Hign School. - with stops. Left on Goose Lane, on Root Road, left on Cooper Lane, left on Skinner Hill Road (one atop), SilHck i^ord. Bunker - Hill. Gdodwin, Teams to be announced 24 22 Gamas People Play 9:30 Heaven' A smooth talking embez­ P.M - Reverse right on Cassidy Hill Road - turn left on Ripley Hill Road, left lo Captain A M. • Left on Rte. 31, right on Lake cross to Hendee Road - turn around. Pick-up. Twin Hills - Archambaull - Steele 24 Bill Moyers' Journal No Easy zler marks Kelly for murder. local landmarks hit the market, ub Nathan Hale School. Street. Right on Cross Street, right on Left on Woodbridge. right on South 12:00; Rte. 44A - 2476 - Hawkes - 20 Room 322 9 (44Nobody'aParfac(0e(eclive B I around, atop Left on Goose Lane, left B ub 5 24 2T Zoom W(i r to Freedom Bill Moyers talks Roger Hart haa himself thrown in lail Baretia The Sky Is Falling'Baret- merchants and even chambers of Bus 9 on Eric Road. Right on David Road, P.M. - Reverse. South Street. First stop past Judd Street. Left on Seagraves Road to 12:10, Pilgrim Hills - Maryann Drive • Hogan's Haroas witr> Nelson Mandelia. as portrayed and engineers an escape with a la launches a search for a 13- A.M. • Right on South Street, right right on Geraldine Road to left on Road. Stop Lakewood Heights. Ross Case Road, right on Wrights Mill Martinelll • 12:15, Alice - Gustafson. Plck-up 12.00 - Forest Road ■ Lan- A M ■ Right on South Street, right 40 Jim Rockford. Private byaclor JamesEarIJones Therea bank robber to learn where Ihe man year old witness lo a murdei commerce in many Maine com­ on Deley Road, left on Rte. 31. Lelt on Qooae Lane. Right on Merrow Road, B u b 11 Avenue. Fitzgerald Blvd. - turn Road to Coventry Grammar School. Mark ■ Begras. Brigham. Smith, drie. Fegeau. Elkins. Hambletl. 12 02 on Daley Road Left on Rte 31. right invaetigator son Moyers cannot interview Man has hidden the loot (Repeat.2hrs , ISmins.) Rte. 44A. right on Cedar Swamp left on North River Road, left on Rte. around at bus garage, left on South P.M. ■ Np Coventry Grammar Grammar School by 12:30 Echo - Rose. 12 03 Lakeview • munities snapped them up, figuring on North River Road Right on file A.M. - Left on Ripley Hill Rosd. left 6:30 de la personally is that he is pre­ 24 Superstar Profile Mel 12:00 Road. Pickups start, right on Bread Street, left on Cross Street to Robert­ School run. Terrace. Hell, 12 04 Maple ■ Ross. 44A - one slop top of the hill. Right on 31 to Captain Nathan Hale School. on Rte. 31. Right on Plains Road, left sently serving a life sentence in pri­ Brooks l) ' Sanford And Son they’d sell like hot cakes and boost and Milk Street, left on Dunn Road, Van 1 12 05 Lakewood Heights - Munly $ iLovaLucy Richmond Road, left on Richmond P M. - Same as A M. on Flanders Road - first stop. Right son School- 9 Tic Tac Dough son for his role m Ihe struggle lor 2 T Old Friends. New Friends (9 Movie'(Orema)*** "TheHeart business. right on Grant Hill Road, left on Rte. B u b 11 Lavoie. Jones. Dory, 12 07 Ross Ave - Road. Right on Rte 44A, left on Rte. on Flanders River Road, lurri around P.M. - Reverse. Pick-up Cedar Swamp - Reopell. equality in South Africa (60 mms) Edgar Tolson (Closed Of The Matter" 1953 Trevor 31 lo Coventry High School. Z0 2Z 30 NBC News But after more than a year, “All 32. Left on Rte 195. left Into Jones B u b 4 at underpass. Left up Babcock HMI, A.M. - Right on Rte. 31. right on Russell - 12 00; Bread and Milk Dolbier. 1208 Composeo • Doty. 24 2f Over Easy Your Shoes’ 27 Pages? Captioned) Howard,MariaSchetl Thestoryofa P.M. • Reverse. 12:15 Robertson School About Town" has turned out to be a Crossing • turn around Right on Rte. A.M. - From Coventry High School, right on Pucker Street. Right on Grammar School North River Road, cross Rte. 44A lo Streer - Hacking -12:15; Dunn Road - Host Hugh Downs (Closed 20 Fr. John Powell 1 U :0 0 South African Police Comissioner B u b 2 195. right on Rte. 32. Right into left on Ripley Hill Road, right on Rte. South Street E xt. left on Flanders ^'orth River Road. Right on Merrow Hill - 12:20; Grammar School Dy 29 Movie-iPocumentary) 3 Knots Landing Gary, who after onthevergeofamenialcollapse (2 lemon in most cities and towns in the B ub 1 Mini Capl'oned) Marrow Road, left on Brigham Tavern 31 No stops until past Trowbridge on Road. Left on High Street, right on Road, left on Goose Lane. Left on 12:30. 24 Bob Nawhart Show "Tha Visit" 1964 Ingrid Bergman. many a bout with the bottle has hrs ) A M. • Right on South Street, left on state. Road Right on Rte. 44A, left on Lewis Rte. 31. Left on Wrights Mill Road • Lake Street, left on Rte. 31 to Captain A M. - Right on Rte. 31. right on Goose Lane, right up Cassidy Hill 6:55 Anthony Quinn A wealthy woman learned to handle bad luck and hard fiD NFLRacquetball South Street Lelt on Rte. 6, left on Hill Road, right on Ripiey Hilt Road to with stops Left on Case Road, left on Nathan Hale School. Ripley Hill Road, left on Lewis Hill Road to turn around and return. Left Van II Take home • 11 05 Carol Drive ■ returns to her European home town (14) Sneak Preview Times Farm Road - turn around 4Q News knocks, can't deal with sudden The company now making the Coventry High School South River Road. Cross Rte. 31 to P.M. - Reverse. Rosd. Left on Rte. 44A. Slops as on Goose Lane. Left on Eric Drive, Crowley. Bissell, Hemlock Point • and offers a fantastic sum to Ihe 'tfl Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews Right on Rte. 6. right on South Street Plck-up North River Road ■ 7:00 good fortune and disappears on a P M. • Reverse. Trowbridge Road, left on Rte. 44A. necessary to North River Road. Right right on David Drive, left on Geraldine Hall, Wilkinson: Lamotte - O'Neil peopleiflheywilllegilimatelykillher 24 Tomorrow board game said Wednesday the - all stops Right on Woodbridge Wayda. Dolat. (2( Bertlett • 12:00 9 CBS News drinking binge (Repem .60m ins) Stops on Rte 44A to Carpenter Road 6 u b 12A on North River Road, left on Drive, right on Merrow Road, left on Woodland - Carveli. Stonehouse - 9 All In Tha Family first seducer (2 hrs ) 24 Sergeant Bllko Rosd. right on Skinner Hill • turn ub Carpenter Road - Van Doran. N*w* problem was that too many games B 10 to North River Road. Right on North A.M. • Left on South Street, left on Broadway, right on North River Road North River Road. Stop at Riley Samuels. Pine Lake Shores - 8:30 12:05 around at Hendee Road Lett on Polldero - 12:15, Barnsbee Lane • I 44 ABC News 11)140 20-20 River Road, left on Rte. 31 with stops Cross Street. riObt on Monument Hill, turn around and return. Right on Mountain - welt for van. Continue on Bechtred Fox. Old Eaglevllle • Miles, 9 Marv Griffin Million Dollar Man were merchandised for the size of the Woodbridge Road, right on South A M. - Right on South Street, right Kukskl. DeFemla. Kane • 12 25, 9 ^ Face Tha Music .1 Newark And Rsallly (9) six at Dexter Road. Taicott Hill Road. right on Rte. 31. Right on Plains Broadway, left up Carpenter Road. North River Rbed, cross Rte. 44A to 366 Mam • Thayer (across dump). 9 44 Angle Brad s back goes out 12:30 Street, left on Daley Road, all stops. on Daley Road, left on Rte 31. left on Grammar School by 12 30 J i Fastival Of Faith 14 Movi*-(Drama) •••• “Norma communities. Arlington Road. Buena Vista, corner Road, left on dirt road, left on Rte. 31. Right on Rte. 44A, left on Rte. 31 to North River Road Right on Rte. 31, Mam - Landne )across Whipple’s. on him and the gorgeous blonde Right on Rte 31 to Coventry High Rte 44A Lett on Brewster Street, 24 Super Mamaorias Of Tha Raa" 1979 Sa'ly Field. Beau ’ 9: CDS Late Movie THE JEFFER- The game is tailored to a locality of Rte. 31 and Liske Beach lo Captain Right on Depot Road, left on Old Coventry Grammar School. left to Coventry Grammar School. Mam - Waugh (next library). Mason • School. slop first house, left on Swamp Road, Bus 5 • Robertson Suparbowl doctor who lakes over his practice Bridges Brilliant portrail of a SONS George's First Vacation' Nathan Hale School Eaglevllle Road Right on Rte 275, P M - Reverse P.M. - Reverse. Snyder, Wall ■ Shank, Prospect • makes an unforgettable impression by providing maps of local streets, P.M. • Reverse left on Forge Road, right on Take Home - 1105 Henkel-Mae 22 News womanmtoday'ssociely Suffused Louise and Ihe W iilises alfempt to P M. • Reverse. left Into Pine Lake Shores - turn Brown Johnson on Angie take G eorge's mind off his work stores and noteworthy sites, and con­ Northfields Road Right on Rte. 44A. B u b 12 242^ Dick Cavatt Show with humor and glowing with B u b 3 around. Right on Rte 275. right on B ub 4 2 t M.A.S.H. l4 standing Room Only: Linda warmth (Rated PG) (2 hrs ) CAGE WITHOUT A KEY' 1975 right on Rte 31 to Coventry High tain coupons for discounts from local B u b 5 Rte 31 lo Captain Nathan Hale A M -Right on Cross Street, left on A M. • Right on Rte. 31. lelt on Rte 7:20 Ronstadt In Concert Linda Ron- 24 Connecticut Prime Tima Stars Susan Dey. Sam Bottoms. A.M. • Right on South Street, right School A M • Left on Ripley Hill Road, School Lake Street, left on Rte. 31. First slop 44A. First stop serosa from Highland 30 Dally Number stadt perform sail her greatest hits Masterpiece Theatre Lillio 9) Hogan'sHeroee businesses. on Daley Road Right on Rte. 31, left P M • Reverse right on Rte 31 Right on North River P M • IS route 12B across from Liske Beach, all slops to Park Market All stops to Twin Hills. 7:30 She 8 a master of rock, pop and America'Episode IX Fromher first liCTheDestOfOnLocatlonRobert on Ripley Hilt Rosd, left on Lewis Hill B ub 11 Road - with stops Cross Rie 44A - Right on Lower Twin Hills, right on 3 P.M. Magazine country and western music whose day in America. Lillie is cheered Klein hosts the riolous perfor­ Merchants hoped the local feature Rosd. Right on Rte. 44A, left on Taicott Hill Road. Left on Taicott Hill Vernon police plan continue on North River Road - with B u b I 2 B Rte. 44A • all slops Right on Cedar 9 $100,000 Name That Tuna versatility has earned her seven wherever she goes - until disaster mances of com edians like Robin Brigham Tavern Road. Left on A M • Lelt on South Street, left on Road, right on Seagraves Road, right would help sell the game in their area stops, turn around at Folly Lane Swamp Road - all stops. Left on 9 Dating Gama latinum records cloudstheopenmgofherplayinNew Williams. Steve Martin. David Bren­ Marrow Road, first slop. Right on Cross Street Right on Monument Hill A M - Left on Rte. 31, right on Lake on Wrights Mill Road, left to Coventry .and that the coupons would bring Return North River Road Right on Street Right on Cross Street, right on Grammar School Bread and Milk Street, take next left annual bike auction li SportsCantar ST Victory Garden York (Closed Captioned) (60 ner. Billy Crystal. Martin Mull, Ri Geraldine Drive, cross to Goose Road, right on Rte. 31 Right on Broadway, left on Carpenter Cross South Street Stop Medi-Mart. P M - Reverse Right on Cedar Swamp Road, right 14 Charlie Chaplin: Tha Litlla mms ) Chard Pryor and more Lana. Right on Casaldy Hill Road - Plains Road, lelt on Flanders Road ■ 9:00 slioppers back to their stores. Rte 44A lo Trowbridge - left on Rte Fitzgerald Blvd . Beverly. HInkle-Mae on Bolton Branch Road, left on Rte Tramp Joel Grey hosts this special 24 Independent News 24 Our Misa Brooke turn around. Left on Goose Lane, lirst slop Right on Flanders River 44A - one stop just after Brewster 3 BarnabyJonaaJ R sfriendand Stores in Portland bought 7,000 of 31 • one stop on Rte 31 just after Right on Daley Road, right on Rte 31 B ub 5 of one of Ihe best loved Mm stars 10:30 1:00 right on Marrow Road, left on North Road, turn around at underpass. Left Street Right on Rte 31 to Coventry VERMON — The Vernon Police Department will con­ fellow law student. Wes Carter, Taicott Hill i^oad. Slop el Beverly Thacomic genius of CharlieChaphr 9 Meet The Mayors 9) Adam 12 the games last year and sold all of River Road Cross Rte 44A' left on up Babcock Hill, right on Pucker to Captain Nathan Hale School. A M - Left on Cross Street, right on Grammar School flees the scene of a murder because Trail lo Captain Nathan Hale School. duct its annual auction Sept. 27. at 10 a m in the parking set the standard by which all others 24 Fourth Estate ID Top Rank Boxing From Lee Rte 31 to Coventry High School Street Right on South Street Ext., leM P M - IS route 12A South Street, right on Daley Road • all P M - Same as a m. he fears of being accused of the them. P M - Reverse lot to the rear of the Memorial Building, Park Place have been measured 24 Odd Couple Vegee P M • Reverse on Flanders Road Left on High slops Left on Rte 31 - one slop after 2 Robertson School rnmebecausehe sblack (Repeat. 22 24 Tomorrow But in Waterville, where 4,000 of Street, right on Lake Street, left on Taicott Hill Road. Right on North H u B 13 The auction will feature about 30 bicycles and a variety 60 mms ) 11:00 Bub 6A 9)22 24(40 News '24Movie-(Spectacular)*'v "Sine the games were purchased by Water­ B ub 4 Rte 31 lo Coventry High School ub River Road • all stops left up Rte 44A 2Z M.A.S.H. 3 B 2 A.M ■ Returning from ROTC on of other items. The bicyles are various makes and sizes S M.A.S.H. ^ of Jezebel" 1954 Paulette God­ P M - Reverse A.M. • Left on Ripley Hill Road, - non-stop Left on Rte 31 to Coven­ l i s t MacNall'LahrarRaport ville merchants 14 months ago, 2,500 A M. - Right on South Street, right A M. • Left on Rte 31. right on Lake Rte 6 - turn around at well diggers • and the condition of them varies from fair to excellent, t 40 Btrnay Mill*. Barney must 9 After Benny dard. George Nader The story of right on Rte 31 Left on Rte 44A lelt try Grammar School 24 <44 Tic Tac Dough on Daley Road Left on Rte 31 First Street Frist stop across from Salva­ (Irst slop. Right on South Street, sit cope with a tezz trumpeter who the ravishing and ruthless queen of remain unsold. into Northfields. There will be only P M. - Reverse. police said. Ail have been held for at least six months. 21 Odd Couple 24 The Millionaire stop Rte 31 Just past Trgwbndge tion Army Camp. Right on Cross stops to Silver Street. Left on Silver 8:00 makes the streets his stage and a 2 / ABC Captioned News biblical times (2 hrs . 30 mms.) Parachute champion A M ^ ^ ft on South Street, right one (t( slop at the corner of Forge fanatic who has waged a war Lett on Wrights Mill Road, left on Street, right on South Street, first B ub 6 Street, all stops, right on Rte 44A. Public inspection will be allowed one hour before the .2 The Waltons Grandpa Walton's 24 Maude 1:05 "1 think we have to accept it as a on Bunke^till Road Bunker Hill Road. Left on Forge Road, left on against microwaves (Repeat) Cate Road, left on South River Road. atop Bissau Street (a m. only). Stop right on Rta 31 to Coventry Grammar auction. No claims for a bicycle can be made once it has spirit IS resurrected through an ec 11:30 9 News Road and PW ^ r Bridge • turn Swamp Road. Right on Rte 44A. right A M. • Right on Rte. 31. left on Rte (Closed Captioned) Jackie Smith, 28, a world’s accuracy champion of business failure and move on to Cross Rta 31 to Trowbridge. Right on Medi-Mart. Echo Road. Lakevlew School centric 06-year-otd Walton cousin, 9 U.S. Open Tennis Update 1:30 Rte. 44A. right on North River Road around Right orl^unker Hill Road, on Rte 31 lo Captain Nathan Hale 44A Left on Brewster Street, all been sold at the auction. The auction will be held rain or 11 Top Rank Boxing From Las parachuting, makes a jump over Kings Island amusement bigger and better things," said School Terrace, Maple Drive. Left on Judd who the family suspects has come $ Kojak 9) Rat Patrol Left on Rte. 31 with stops at Dexter left on South Slreeli^ght on Cross Road, left on Nathan Hale Road • ell stops Left on Swamp Road. Right on Kindergarten shine. to the mountain to die (Repeal. 60 9 Night At The Races Harness 2:00 Waterville Chamber of Commerce Road. Taicott Hill Road, Buena Vista, Street. Stop at Bissein^ fl on Cross P.M • Is route 66 Rte 44A. left Into Mark Drive. Right Vagat park in Cincinnati. The native of England overcame sexual slops Lefton Bunker Hill Road, left Bub a It is being held in conjunction with the annual Rockville mms ) 2 4 ^ 2 0 Thursday Night At Tha racing from Moniicello Raceway ^ 9 Gong Show and Chaney Lane lo Coventry High Street, right on Monume^^ill Road, on South Street, right on Cross Street on Marianne, right on Harriet, left on 8 head Edward Poulin. “This game is a Bub 6B (ID SportsCantar 9 j Joe Franklin Show barriers to become a member of her nation’s previously all­ School. Alice, left on Lathrop. left on Rte. 44A Festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Movlaa Backstairs At The White magnificent flop." right on Wall Street, left oS^ason lo Robertson School Take home - 11 20 - Wrights Mill • S P.M. Magazine House i979Stars OtiviaCole.Les 242^ 20 The Tonight ShowHost 22 Happy Daya Again male parachuting team. She now parachutes throughout the P.M. > Reverse Road. Left on Rte. 31 lo CoV|^try A M - Left on Ripley Hill Road, left P M. - same as a m. Right on Rte 31 lo Coventry Gram­ Smith. Mam Street - Wolf; North River f 44 Mork And Mindy lie Uggams Lillian Rogers mourns JohnnyCarson Quests SallyFicld. 2:09 ‘Not g reat." agreed Bangor High School on Rte. 31 Right on Lake Street, right mar School Road • Wllkens; Dexter on Rte 31 - 44 USAFRellgloueFllm B u b 5 on Cross Street • slop at Bissell Right P M - Reverse i!'Movie •(Advantura-Orama)*** the deaths of her mother and Pre­ Jim Stafford Sydney Goldsmith world. (UPI photo) chamber chief Walter Capen. P M. - To E 0 Smith High Scho(3^ B ub 3 Laweli; Ridgewood on Rte 31 - '‘Deadlier Than Tha Mala " 1067 (90 mms ) 2:30 ^ South Street • stop Lakewood sident Roosevelt Lillian is tem­ A M. • Right on South Street, right A.M • Left on Rte. 31. all slops on Penney. Mendenhall; Edgemere on Story hours slated Richard Johnson Eike Sommer 24 David Allen Show 9 Movie-(Comedy)** "Plllowto ^ts - turn around at the circle on B ub 7 porarily dism issed from White on Daley Road, left on Rte 31 Right Rte. 31 lo Plains Road Right on Rte 31 - Johnson. Stevenson. Berry. Bulldog Drummond is called in by '44 ABC News Niahtline Post" 1946 Ida Lupino, Sydney Ihe iN^Sldp Lakeview Drive. Right House service when Harry Truman on North River Road, crota Rte 44A Captain Nathan Plains Road, left on dirt road, left on A.M • Right on Rte 31. cross Rte. Shattrick. Daly • Standith. Quinn; Greensfreet DuringWWII .asales- on Bunl?$^lll Road Lelt on Parker to North River Road Left on North Rte. 31 All stops Left on Armstrong 44A up Grant Hill Road. Turn around Lake - Centatish. Hacking. Daly • VERNON — The children s department of the giri has a soldier pose as her hus­ Bridge - turrSq^und • return to slop River Road, left on Broadway, right Hale School at dirt road, return Right on Dunn Burnett. Wembaug, Young, South - band. so she can get a room (2hrc.. sign Right on n q ^ r Hill Road, left Road, left on Flanders Road, right on Rockville Public Library will accept registrations for the on North River Road. Turn around at Road, left on Bread and Milk Street, Roth. Vanti; Taicott Hill - Beausolsull. Films part of war course on South Street^l^ hl on Cross Flanders River Rosd, turn around at 20 mms ) right on Rte 44A Lelt into Richmond Road - Lavigne fail story hours on Sept. 4 and 5 from 9 a m to 6 p.m at Folly Lane. Return same • all slops. B ub 1 underpass, left on Babcock Hill Road. 22 Rock Concert Street, left on Rte T ^ lo Captain Northfields Right on Fieldstone, right Lett on Rte 31. stopping at Beverly A M. - From Coveitiry High School Right on Pucker Street, left on South the library. Trail to Coventry High School Nathan Hale School on Oakwood. lo Ashbrook. right on Bub a T h u rsd a y \4 EST HARTKORI)— Three un­ It was through the efforts of two Samolin, will be Dr, Bruce J. left on Ripley Hill Road. Right on Rte P.M - IS route 6A Street, right on Cross Street to Parents may register pre-school children for any one of 3:00 Esposito.. associate professor of P.M. > Reverse Robertson School Forge Road, left on Swamp Road Plck-up: Coventry Hills - 12 00 ique German films will be part uf an members of the faculty and a 31. cross Rte 44A to Grant Hill Road Right on Rte 44A. right on Rte 31 to four story hours as follows: Tuesdays. 10 to 10:30 a m . Movie-(Adventure-Drama)*** B u b 7 P M - same as a m Geraldine - Page, Cascio. Moore. eight-week course on “The Second history and the University's Far u b First stop Edwards, straight to next Coventry Grammar School. Andrew Duggan, as Pro "San Demetrlo, London" 1943 member of the administrative staff B 6 stop. Watson, turn around at New Davis. Urban; Deborah • Pisano. Wednesdays, 10:30 to 11 a m. or 1:30 to 2 30 p.m , and A M - Lelt on Ripley Hill Road^ ub P M • Reverse sident Dwight D Eisenhower Waller Fitzgerald. Robert Beatty World War in Retrospect” to be held that the University was able to Eastern expert, and Retired Admiral A M. - Left on South Street Stop Street in Tolland. At four corners , B 4 Morrissey. David - Haberern; Eric • right on Rte 31 Left on Rte 44A First Thursdays. 11 to 11:30 a m. presents his wife portrayed by Men risk their lives tosubdue Names Fitzgersid. Lakewood Heights, (Grant Hill and Dunn roads) take right A.M - Left on Rte. 31. left on Anderson, Cassidy Hill Road - Prue. this fall at the University of Hart­ secure the German war films to be David L. Martineau of Farmington Stop at top ol hill (red farm house), B u b 9 The fall programs will start on Sept 23 and will con­ Barbara Barne with a flower on a gasoline laden ship (2 hrs) Lakevlew Terrsce. and Medi-Mart on Dunn Road • with stops (5). Right lool Street, njjM on Eaglevllle Marshall • 12:15. Grammar School by who will discuss the Pacific phase of right on Bread and Milk Street- Turn developed m tier honor ftie ford's Lincoln Theater. shown during the course. Left on Cross Street, left on Lake on Bread and Milk Street, left on Ro^d.^ turjjjKtSund and return Right AM . • Right on Rte 31, right on 12:30 tinue through Oct. 23. The half hour programs will consist around on Bread and Milk Street ai Mamie pmk carnation m a 3:30 The films, which were made by the Dr. William Samolin. professor the war. Street, left on Rte 31 to Coventry Cedar Swamp Road with one slop on Rte 275. left into Pine Lake Sam Green Road. Cross to Richmond of a potpourri of stories, fingerplays, songs, flannel board 11 SporteCentar dirt road Right on Rte 44a. stop si Bub B scene from Book IV oi High School. Left on Cedar Swamp Road to Rte Shores • turn around. Right on Rte. Road, right on Rte 44A Left on 3:40 German general staff during World emeritus in the History Department, Other films to be shown during the Upper and Lower Twin Hills on Rie Brigham Tavern Rosd. left on Merrow stories and filmstrips. P.M - Reverse. 44A with stops Left on Rte 44A, right 275. straight to Lake Street. Left on Take Home - it 20 Brewster - BACKSTAIRS AT THE WHITE 3 News War If and are now in the Univer­ course will be "The Conduct of 44A Stop Rte 44A just before Allen'f Hoad Left on North River Road, right had seen one of the films while on Rte 31 to Captain Nathan Hale High Street, right on Flanders Road, Brookside. Hunley, Sean-Westini. The programs are offered free of charge and are open HOUSE 3:45 • turn around at Allen's Stop aftei sity's archives, are the only ones of stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky.. during the War,” a British production which B u b 7 School. right on South Street, right on Cross on Rte 44A (all stops), left into Jason, Swamp Road - Sevigney. to all Vernon residents. For more information call Anne Ttie mne-hour NBC-TV nidn 3 Moment Of Meditation Twin Hills on right. Left on Mark Cornwall - turn around, left on Rte A.M. Right on South Street, right P.M - Reverse Street to Robertson School Madore. Huffman - Ext Gagnon; senes from £d Friendly 4:00 their kind known to exist in the war. He realized more must be in compares World War I and World Drive, lake immediate right, ther 44A • all stops to light Left on Rte 31 Swarr, children's librarian, at 872-4710 on Daley Road, left on Rte. 31. left on P M • Reverse Love Lane • Saladino. Northfields Productions focuses on the 2Z News ' War II, and "Victory at Sea.” a Navy right on Lathrop Road Left on Rte to Coventry Grammar School. United States. existence which proved to be the Rte. 44A. Stop second house on right B u b 2 personal lives of eigh* Pre 4:30 combat film produced by NBC in 44A. right on Rte 31 to Captain B ub 5 sidential families 22 22 Alive The course, to be held at 7 p.m. on case. peal Ihe church then red farm top of A M - From Coventry High School, Nathan Hale School. left on Ripley Hill Road Right on Rte. 4:55 Tuesdays from Sept. 23 to Nov, 11. is Dr. Peter K. Breit, chairman of 1952. The latter film, a prize-winning the hill. Right on Bread and Milk P M • Same A M. ■ Left on Rte 31. left on Root The mmi-senes will be re- Street, turn around at dirt road. Two 31. left oh Rte 44A, left on Silver Road, Left on Cooper Lane, left on broadcast on Sunday August 22 PTL Club-Talk And Variety under the auspices of the Division of Politics and Government, and Klaus television series, has a score by com­ Street - with stops. Right on South 5:00 stops on the way back Right on Rte B u b 9 Ripley Hill Road, right on Rte 31 All 24 Monday August 25 Tues Adult Educational Services. poser Richard Rodgers. 44A - stop Upper and Lower Twin Street. South Street to Rte 6. turn slops to Daley Road, left on Daley 9 Newt B, Fischer, director of Instructional A M - Left on Ripley Hill Road, day. August 26 and Thursday Hiila. stop before Allen s turn around around • first slop on right. Stop Rte The combined efforts of the The three German archival films right on Rte 31. Right on Sam Green Road (one stop), left on South Street August 28 Aids and adjunct faculty member, ■t Allen’s. Right on Rte. 44A. left on 6 just before South Street Right on 5:25 Raod to Richmond Road Right on All stops from Daley Road to Lom­ A A departments of History and Politics contacted the proper authorities in are titled "Campaign in Poland," Mark Drive. Take the next Immediate South Street, right on Woodbridge - H{ • .,S’ N u » .0 HA • C9> Movie-(Drama) *** "TIgar Rte 44A, left on Brigham Tavern bard • Nathan Hale gaa - at slop sign. right, right on Lathrop Road Left on with slops Right on Skinner Hill Road and Government are making the Germany and succeeded in obtaining “Victory in the W est" and "War Road. Lett on Merrow Road, right to Left on Cross Street to Robertson Bay" 1959 Hayley Mills. Horst Rta. 44A. right on Rte. 31 to Coventry Against Soviet Russia." to Hendee Road - turn around. Down Geraldine Turn around second School Buchholz A little girl IS thrown into course possible. Professors from negatives of the films. High School. Skinner-Hill Road, left on Wood- deadly danger when she sees a Debra - back oul Geraldme. Right on P M • Reverse both departments will discuss World So far, due to lack of funds, only Registration for the course may be P.M. • Reverse bridge. right on South Street • with sailor kill his g.rlfriend (66 mms ) Merrow Road, left on North River War 11 and events leading up to it one film has an English sound track, made throught the University of stops Left on Daley Road - with B u b 8 u b stops Right on Rte 31 to Captain Road, cross Rte 44A. left on Rte 31 B 8 A M. - Sweeny School to Rte. 6. from various perspectives - military, but English translations have been Hartford Division of Adult Nathan Hale School to Captain Nathan Hale School A.M. • Left on South Street, left on Rte 6. right on Hop River Rosd • turn P.M • Reverse. P M - Same political, economic and historical - made for the others and will be read Educational Services, 200 Bloomfield Crota Street. Right on Monument around Right on Rte 6, right on and plan to dispel generally held mis­ as the films are shown. Ave,, West H artfo rd , 06117, Hill, right on Main Street All stops B u b 3 B u b 10 Parker Bridge Road, right on Parker from fire house to Plains Road Right TV tomorrow, conceptions about the conflict. Other lecturers, besides Breit and telephone 243-4371. AM . - Left on Ripley Hill Road. Bridge Road Stop at stop sign. Right H on Plains Road, left on din road. Left A.M. • From Coventry High School. U MORNING C9j Various Programming 292224 PaatwordPlua (9/94 General Hospital 5:15 8 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig X Bonanza / HOUKiufancmR/ 9:00 I N T tfItT A T f t 4 H I T I t t I U t l l l A M (D Ed Allen Show ______AFTERNOON :fl' Various Programming ■AtT HAATtOMO M t-tttt Students study music • A J IO A M U A T M U DAIIV 5:45 X Dinah 12:00 29 2 2 '8 Texas F M t T tM O W ONLY t t . l O X New Zoo Review X Andy Griffith Show 8 Beverly Hillbillies HARTFORD — Several area students organizations. 5:54 X 8 Phil Donahue Show (9)(9/9 Newt LABOR DAY SALE 1ft) Living Faith it) Over Easy are among the 300 musicians from the Participating students include: 29 Morning Prayer X Joe Franklin Show 3:30 5:55 29 Ghost And Mrs. Muir 8 2 2 94 Card Sharks <2ftl Chico And Ths Man 9 Spiderman eastern United States who are par­ Manchester, Edward Vilga; Vernon, 99 Today's Women 8 Joker. Joker, Joker 8 IDreamOf Jeannle ticipating in the 13th Annual Summer Becky Holt, Donna Herrick, Susan 8 Tom Larson Show (49 Family Feud with great Money 6:00 2f) Villa Alegre X ) d ) Various Programming <99 Flintstones 12:25 Youth Music Program at the University of Brownell; South Windsor, Amy Cham­ G G (ft) New Jersey Report 3:56 8 New Zoo Revue 9:25 (9)99 FYI Hartford's Hartt School of Music. pagne and Tim Collins; East Hartford. 8 Health Field 99 Heritage Corner 12:30 9/ Search For Tomorrow 4:00 The program's aim is to provide an in­ Maria Cerniauskas, Lisa Griffin. Andrew 8 Ed Allen Show (Exc. Wed.) 9:30 L9) John Davidson Show 6:15 Partridge Family ($ . Cross W itt tense musical experience for talented Raibeck, and Christopher Durrenburgert; Saving at Silver Lana Shell 'ft'99 Ryen'sHops r|) Flintstones X Newe i i Surfabout (Wed.) (ftJ8 Merv Griffin students. The musical curriculum is Glastonbury, Stephen Dicenso, Mary- 6:30 8 Various Programming rft, Play The Percentages ^ n i M r a i 29 2 2 8 Doctors (i) Movie designed at the college level for the high Lynne Dicenso, Stephanie Greenwalk, X Abbott And Coetello 8 Joker's Wild (]ft) Oomata X My Three Sons 99 Lasele 8 Andy Griffith Show school student participants. Alison Kepler, Nanci King, Carole Lewis. SHELL 12:57 8 PTL Club-Talk And Variety 8 Bullwinkle 9:50 2 4 8 Seeame Street Students concentrate on either Scott Rioux, Gregory Marshall, Amy San­ 8 Various Programming 8 Naws 8 NBC News Update M5.00-REWARD-M5.00 12:58 8 Movie orchestra, band, or chorus and participate ford. Mark Adamy, Lynne Bosworth; and t h e |r 8 Romper Room 10:00 21 Bewitched ANTIFREEZE 6:50 X Jaffartons CftJ94 FVi in one of these three performing Hebron, Wendy Murphy. 1:00 9 9 Big Valley La t e s t FASHm., X Prayer X 9 9 ILovaLucy 4:30 For your old battery 6:55 (]) Mike Douglas C2-' Young And The Restless '% ) My Three Sons (9; Little Rascals 8 American Trail ( li Romper Room (fftj Christ The Living Word ...In Mu r i:)er. when you purchase one of 8 News 11 ^orteCenter Cft. 94' Alt My Children Ballet courses to begin :ft;8 Movie 5:00 7:00 8 2 9 David Letterman Show (9J Brady Bunch SHELiS EASY CARE® ^4.25 „ 8 2 2 8 Days Of Our Lives 9 Morning 8 22 Alive fl4) Movie (Tue.) HARTFORD- The for children will include the annual performance of i. Bugs Bunny ' 8 Ironside 1:30 Dressed (9J Bewitched (ift) Devey And Goliath School of the Hartford classical ballet and a “Nutcracker” is the goal Maintenance free battery X 8 Good Morning America 10:24 22 Star Trek CASH& ' 49 Weather View (jfi) Jake Hess Gospel Time Ballet has announced plans special introductory move­ of most every youngster at i) News 24 2P Mister Rogers T O K I L L It SportsCenter 1:50 otter good for month of Sopt. 1980 10:30 8 Emergency One for its 18-week fall ment class for children the school. 8 2 2 24 Today 9 Alice (ftv ABCNewsbrIef ~ rP ; __ CARRY 2:00 99 Jo ke r's Wild semester beginning Sept. between the ages of 3 and SI Three Stooges 9 49 My Three Sons 5:15 For further information 7:25 Hollywood Squares 9 Aa The World Turns 10. 7. T h is c la s s is ZZ (19) Hermano Pablo 9- News '' ' 10:58 9 Addams Family stop by or call the par­ 5:30 Recently selected as one recommended preparation 7:30 9 Newsbreak 9 .4 4 One Life To Live ticular school. School 19) Accent On Living (Mon.) k3> ah In The Family of the nation's first five for the study of classical 9 Flintstones 11.00 locations: 308 Farmington 2 9 2 2 8 Another World (9) Gllllgan'eIsland ballet. Modern dance, jazz, DONT PAY More - save n o w i 9 PTLCIub TsIk And Variety 9 Maude (9. M.A.S.H. private dance schools to be , 6:00 9 Midday 2:30 Ave,, Hartford, 525-9396; (14) M ovla(Exc.Tue., Wed.) accredited by the Joint and classical ballet will be 9 Captain Kangaroo 9 -49 Love Boat 9 Gllllgan’e Island MORE SALE 0 SPECIALS FOR SEPT. (ift) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews 922 Stafford Ave., Bristol, 9 Battle Of The Planets Straight Talk 19) Oomata Commission on Dance and offered in the evening for } j 24 Elsctric Company (Exc. 584-0755; and 100 Grove St.. ID Various Programming 2:58 ID Various Programming Mon.) Theater, the school offers teenagers and adults. 24 Star Blazers (9j 99 f y i Worcester, Mass., 756-8803. '8'22 8 Wheel Of Fortune 8 Lottery Show (Thur.) all levels of ballet and As an affiliate of the Service SpckJal 8.30 8 MercueWelby.M.D. 3:00 FALL 8 News 9 Gllligen's Island 11:30 1^9) Guiding Light modern dance instruction nationally acclaimed Hart­ 27) Electric Company 2 9) Mary Tyler Moore Show '9 Popeye And Friends from beginner to ford Ballet Company, thci Oil ch a i^ , oil filter, 2 FREE professional for both 6(K)-student school offers TW TUNE UP children and adults. opportunities to appear in| FRONT ERD plus lubrication According to acting productions of the com­ ‘70M ji}r CONTINUIX Don't pul off ihts important service work any longer. WITH SNAP school director Michael pany. and the school’s I Specials like this shouldn't be missed. Ask Dick Kleiner. ALMNIMENT Dirty old oil is drained fnim your engine. Five quarts of Uthoff, after school classes Dance Ensemble. A role in I Shell Fire & Ice* lOW-40 Motor Oil. Shell's gas-savmg ON ENGINE B> Dirk Kleiner DE.AR DICK: Please setlle an argument. I say lhal Elite motor oil, are pul lo work. A new filler is installed to trap •Sommer once played on "The New Avengers." My aunl said Conservatory JirSSHMPOOMG harmful particles lhal may work their way ANALYSIS D E A K DICK; We (fnmil.v and Iriendu) are disf>us(ed with ihe she never did. Was it someone else? B.R. and W.R., Indiana ■18.95 into the engine's mainstream, 8 increase in personal hygiene eommerrials (e g. Kole*. .lock- Pa. ’ sets classes Then your chassis is lubricated 8 lleh. etc.) on television Whal can be done lo gel them oil the I R O U T U M -M (IxN te l Vakw Elke was never a regular, but she may have been a guest- at all key points. SYSTEM HARTFORD- The a W W W a ir’’ Have you rrreived sim ilar m ail concerning these star. although 1 doubt it The regulars on "The Avengers" and Offer expires eommerrials ’ SANDRA BJORKMAN, Vancouver, Wash Hartford Conservatory C M m tortO fM J h e New Avengers ' were, in order. Honor Blackman, Diana OKTVMSMr with Sept, 30 Yours IS the (irst Icucr I vc gollcn about Ihis :Ionaro-(;iav<*ne funds for tenant study The engagement of Miss Donna named in area Grace Monaco of Manchester to SOUTH WINDSOR - Lincoln VERNON — With some council the town make reference to He said the town’s role in the Mark Norman Clavette of Lovell. Streeter, Republican leader on the members feeling it would benefit too cooperative housing by definition on­ endeavor would be to provide the Wvo.. has been announced by her Town Council has been appointed few residents, the Town Council has ly, not by use district and therefore if necessary zoning amendments and to parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert South Windsor coordinator for the voted against including an amount of the concept was approved the provide the seed money through the Monaco of 32 Essex St , .Manchester. U.S. Senate campaign of Republican $5,000 for a study on a proposed regulations would have to be grant and the final financial .Mr. Clavette is the son of Mr and candidate James Buckley, according tenant-cooperative plan for the town. amended. He said the basis for this arrangements should be the respon­ .Mrs. Paul C lavette of 10 S. to GOP Town Chairman Richard Susan Lee, an attorney with type of regulation or amendment is sibility of the tenant owners and their Hawthorne St , Manchester Rittenband. Connecticut Legal Services, to be found in those sections of the attorney. Miss Monaco graduated from Streeter will coordinate Buckley’s proposed the project several months zoning laws dealing with con­ In discussing the grant application Manchester High School in 1979 and local campaign for the Sept. 9 GOP ago and has since appeared at dominiums and resident facilities for for the coming fiscal year the council 15 currently attending .Manchester primary and Buckley’s election cam­ several public hearings to ask the special education. He said the Zoning also decided against applying for Community College. She is employed paign against Democratic senate town to use grant money for the Board of Appeals has no power to $30,000 to renovate the second story at Dr Mark Roth. D .M D nominee, Christopher Dodd. study. allow this use in any zone at the pre­ of the Senior Citizen Center but did Mr Clavette graduated from the Streeter urged South Windsor Under the plan, existing buildings sent time. agree to ask for $f0,000 to study such Cniversity of Connecticut in 1979 Republicans to vote for Buckley in would be renovated and owned by a Russell said, “Given the type of a proposal Also turne. Monaco SuHan R. Sherwood Hartford’s Mayor George Athanson pauses on flight; and Ulrike Gesselin, flight director for thorough knowledge of the issues will ment for fiscal year 1980 to study this which should be undertaken by a an educational center in the barn .at ding I Coring photo I the steps of the Municipal Building in Hartford, make him an outstanding senator for same concept. The grant application private attorney for the tenants who Valley Falls Park. $10,000; Manchester, has been announced by the German contingent. Ambassadors and host would be involved. He said the town the late Kenneth J. McAlpine, extending greetings to Friendship Force the people of Connecticut, "Streeter was filed on a conditional basis and renovations at the Henry Park pool. SherHOod-Mf.Alpint' her mother. Thelma Sherwood of 476 families participate in a Walking Tour of Hart­ add^. no funds have been forthcoming. attorney should be involved only in­ $10,000. The total grant the town is The engagement of Miss Susan Gardner St . Manchester. Joseph S irn 'o T s Co. M r.^ M c E e ts‘ ambassadors from West Berlin. With him are ford during their recent 10-day visit. (Photo by Buckley is the endorsed Russell said it was hoped that the sofar as the town is assured that no seeking is for $400,000 Ross Sherwood of Manchester to Mr McAlpine is the son of Mrs. employed at Gil's Mobil Station Robert Morra of Bolton, whose wife, Joan, was Kinne) Republican candidate. study would allow the town officials liability exists. “4'o do otherwise The council-approved list has been Bruce Jetfry McAlpine. also of Kenneth J McAlpine of Vernon and An October wedding is planned. flight director for the West Berlin exchange to learn the pros and cons of this con­ would be asking the town to provide turned over to the Planning Commis­ cept so they would know exactly legal services for private individuals sion which will in turn make its Rockville High what they would be dealing with. at taxpayers’ expense. " he said. recommendations to the council. Wedclinqs___ Births. sets schedules He said the zoning regulations of VERNON - Rockville High School Gagnon, Ahbie Lynn, daughter Mrs. Chuck Rojas of Sun City, Ariz. Salvatore, Antonio, son of Ignazio students in Grades 10,11, and 12 may School lunch policy set iokw ire-llerron of Dennis F. and Karen Ware Gagnon She has a brother, Erik, 20 months M. and Anna Conforto Salvatore of 29 pick up their schedules on Mary Theresa Herron of Ridgefield and David Scott bridegroom's sister; and Heather McGregor of New Bri­ of Putnam. She was bom Aug. 2 at olds; and a sister, Jennifer, 5. Area schools are following the formation given on the application Under the provision of the policy Porter St., Blast Hartford. He was Wednesday, the first day of school, Steeple comes down Wickwire of Manchester were married Aug 2 at St. tain. Putnam. Her maternal grandparents policy of the federal government in will be kept confidential and will be the principal of each school will Seng, Boralh, daughter of Sovann born Aug. 19 at Manchester from 7:10 to 7:40 a.m. .Mary's Church in Ridgefield James Wickwire Jr. of Ellington was his brother’s best are Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Ware of The 42-foot steeple of the Old Baptist Meeting House on the their determining of free and used only for the purpose of deter­ review applications and determine and Sdaoend Phon Seng of Brandy Memorial Hospital. His maternal Grade 9 students will receive their The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John S. man. Ushers were Paul M. Herron of Elizabeth, N.J., and Manchester. Her paternal grand­ schedules by mail before the opening Hill in Yarmouth, Maine, was lowered by a 140-foot boom reduced price meals and milk. In mining eligiblity. Applications may eligibility. If a parent is dissatisfied Herron of Ridgefield The bridegroom is the son of Mr Street, Bolton. She was born Aug. 18 grandfather is Giacomo G. Conforto John S. Herron of Mt. Prospect, 111., the bride’s brothers; parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond day of school. All freshmen should crane Wednesday as part of the building's restoration. Waning keeping with the federal rules, the be submitted any time during the with the ruling of the official, he or and Mrs James D Wickwire of 198 Green Road. Andy Wickwire of Manchester, the bridegroom’s at Manchester Memorial Hospital. of East Hartford. His paternal grand­ following family size and income year. Gagnon of Manchester. Her mater­ Her maternal grandparent is Vat report to the high school auditorium she can discuss the decision with the Manchester brother; and Scott Johnson of Manchester. nal great-grandmother is Vanda W. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio & Son Inc. of Westbrook is doing the $73,625 town-financed job. criteria is being used for determining In certain cases foster children are principal on an informal basis. If the Phon of of Cambodia. Her paternal Salvatore of Sicily, Italy. at 7:45 a.m. on the first day for an (UPI photo) The Rev Charles W Stubbs of St. Mary's Chtirch A reception was held at Cobb’s Mill Inn, Weston, after Simmons of Belington, W. Va, Her orientation meeting. They should eligiblity. also eligible for these benefits. If a parent wishes to make a formal grandparent is Pann Var of Cam­ If the number of people in a family family has foster children living with celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ which the couple left for Hawaii. They will reside in paternal great-grandmother is bring their schedules with them. appeal it may be done either orally or bodia. She has a sister. Bora. is one and the income is $5,230 or them and they wish to apply for the ring ceremony Glastonbury. Amanda Gagnon of Northampton, Pickering, Morgan Thomoa, son The Grade 10, 11, and 12 students in w riting by co n tacting the The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mass. She has a sister, Amanda, 2. Hansen, David SroU, son of Scott of William J. and Mary Fletcher should pick up their schedules in the below, the children are eligible for program they should contact the superintendent of schools office in Nancy Baldassarre of Westfield, N.J was maid of Mrs. Wickwire is employed at American Airlines in South Windsor unit free meals, if the income is $8,150 or school the child will attend the town in which they live. R. and Kathleen Shibel Hansen of 18 Pickering of Farmington. He was following rooms, according to the honor Bridesmaids were Patricia Herron of Elizabeth.^ Hartford. Mr. Wickwire is employed at the Pratt & Jung, la>ah Ananda, daughter of Murray Road, South Windsor, He bom Aug. 16 at the University of first letter of their last name and ac­ fails between that and the $5,230, a N J . and Rita Herron of Mt Prospect, HI., sister-in-law Whitney Aircraft Group of United Technologies Corp. in Michael A. and Linda Huard Jung of was born Aug. 19 at Manchester cording to the house they will be in. reduced price meal is allowed. East Hartford. Connecticut Medical Center in Far­ of the bride; Jeanne Wickwire of .Manchester, the 63 Homestead St., Manchester. She Memorial Hospital. His maternal A-B, House A, room 143, House B, OKs Firestone plan The scale followed allows some $L- mington. His maternal grandparents was born Aug. 18 at Manchester grandmother is Mrs. J.A. Shibel of room 208, and House C, room 222; C- 600 in income for each additional are the Rev. and Mrs. 'Thomas child in a family. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Metheun, Mass. His paternal grand­ D, House A, Room 142, House B, SOUTH WINDSOR— The Plan­ “I am interested in what this firm Troop 28 sets meeting Incest In addition, families not meeting grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Fletcher of New Britain. His pater­ room 201, House C, room 233; E-F, ning and Zoning Commission will do for the tax base. We will be Alcide Huard of Newington. Her the income criteria but with other un­ Hansen of West Hartford. He has a nal grandp • rents are Mr. and Mrs. House A, Room 136, House B, room Wednesday night decided to waive housing 10 industrial machines there IIEIIRON — Boy Scout Troop 28 paternal grandparents are Mr. and usual expenses due to unusually high asked to sign up for participation in brother, Craig, 4. William Pickering of Manchester. 202, House C, room 219 (E-F-G); G- certain procedures for the submis­ and the cheapest, wiii be $80,000. The will conduct a registration and will H, House A, room 137, House B, room sion of applications requiring public company is interested in breaking medical expenses, shelter costs in the program. Authorities begin to listen excess of 30 percent of income, hold its first meeting of the season Boys previously registered with 203, House C, room 224 (H-I-J); I-J- hearings and unanimously approved ground by Jan. 1," Pastula said. Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium of K, House A, room 148, House B, room the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.’s Peter DeMailie, the town planner, special education expenses due to the the troop need not be accompanied SAN DIEGO I UPl I - Eight-year- Washington "We can make a years The molestation is most likely the Gilead Hill School School clothes have 204, House C, room 228 (K-L). two-lot resubdivision. said the appiication met ali of the mental or physical condition of a by a parent but should bring their cld Tami tells in her child's word how The registration session is for national estimate of 60.000 to 70,000 to be reported by a family member child, and disaster or casualty losses, registration fee. Daddy touched and kissed her and Also: L-M-N, House A, room 147, The commission unanimously dimensional requirements. boys, adult leaders, and troop com­ cases, but we consider this a base­ other than the victim." are urged to apply. Troop meetings will be held each how he warned hei not to tell Mom­ House B, room 209, House C room 227 waived a rule in its bylaws stating Even though the commission mittee members. New boys, ages II ment figure Other experts as well "Up until very recently," said Application forms are being sent Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m at Gilead my rugged, outdoor look (M-N); 0-P-Q, House A, room 141, that applications requiring public waived the rules of its bylaws, the or older, registering with the troop feel this report figure is too low. " Smith, whose study is fund^ by the House B, room 215, House C, room hearings be submitted on the fourth home from the schools in a letter to Hill School. Anyone wishing more in­ It went on for three years. Now she Sears said the number of reported hearing held Wednesday was adver­ for the first time, must be accom­ National Center on Child Abuse, “we NEW YORK (UPI) - plaid shirts. Short sleeves roll up. Shirts es from adult fashions, 231; R-S, House A, room 140, House Tuesday of each month. After parents. Additional copies are formation should contact Scout­ IS undergoing therapy at a San Diego tised as a public hearing. Foliowing panied by a parent and pay a incest cases has almost doubled from have assumed that incest is Back-to-school clothing for Sweaters are another are in oxford cloth or says Thelma Thompson, an B, room 214, House C, room 221; T-Z, waiving the rule, the commission un­ available at the office of the prin­ master Nick Infante or Joseph Child Sexual Abuse Clinic. the commission’s motion to waive registration fee. Parents will be 1976 to 1978. something that only happens to girls girls has a rough, rugged strong trend, the magazine mens-wear stripes. extension clothing House A, room 146, House B, room animously approved the resubdivi­ cipals in the various schools. The in­ Kearns, Troop Committee chairman. Tightly clasped hands expose nails "All professionals are listening to the rule, it heid a public hearing on and now that were are making it look this year, says a trade article says. Favorite patterns for knits specialist at the University 213, House C, room 230. sion application. bitten to the quick She has dark the children more now and listening acceptable to talk about, we’re fin­ the item and then took action on it. magazine in its annual “Preteen girls need only are argyle and the peren­ of Nebraska-Lincoln. It’s The tire company has proposed streaks under the eyes. The lines on to them in terms of maybe it really ding out that there are awful lot of trends forecast for the turn to the pages of their nial plaid. an extension of the jogging McManus elected dividing its property into two lots. Rham board the young face represent the marks did happen and not that it is just a young men who are molested also, children’s wear industry. mother’s high school an­ ’’Madras and mock- suit. left by nights of staying awake on fabrication on the part of the child to The firm will retain one piece of the and I think we’ve just scratched the “It’s another tops and nual to receive the fashion madras are most prevalent president of PTO property along Bidwell Road, where sets meeting guard against the possible return to get even with a parent, " said Gerald Crew-neck sweaters, •MANCHESTER STATE BANK tip of the iceberg there” bottoms . season,” accor­ direction they need for and lace collars top vir­ its current building sits. HEBRON - The her room by her father tor one more Vernon, director of San Diego's Child oxford cloth button-down VERNON ■— Bill McManus has Researchers say the incest victim ding to Earnshaw’s fall,’’ says another tually everything. Mock The newly created piece will be Regional District 8 Board sexual assault Sexual Abuse treatment program. shirts and blazers are pop­ been elected president of the Tag and Craft sale may suffer a variety of traumas: Review. Eamshaw’s article. mother of pearl buttons sold to the Yamazaki Machines firm of Education will hold a It is Impossible to estimate the ac­ Sgt. Bill Dunn, head of San Diego ular for both boys and Northeast School PTO for the coming I CUSTOMERS ONLY j often has trouble sleeping, may have Trouser jeans, “Then (and now) the and grosgrain finish these for the construction of a showroom VERNO.N — Spaces are availabie special meeting on Sept. 2 tual number of youngsters who. like Police Department's Child Abuse nightmares; is unable to eat proper­ girls, Ms. Thompson says. school year and Dorothy McManus, workpants and sweatshirts traditional colors prevail — clothes.’’ for metal, turning machinery. for the annuai Tag and Craft Fair at 7:30 p.m. in the Rham Tami. are victims of their own team, said reports of molestation ly; often becomes emotionally un­ first vice president. are hot items, along with gray for wool and khaki for It’s called the preppy Overalls are plentiful, in Edward Kuehn, Firestone’s at­ sponsored by the Northeast Eiemen- Junior High School library. parents and unable to find security average one a day in San Diego. In stable : may regress in behavior and quilted vests of fleece and cotton blends. Skirts are look, the classic styles of corduroy or in railroad- Other officers elected were: Peter tary School. I MAIN OFFICE AND BRANCH WILL BE OPEN | and safety even within their own 1979 there were 293 reported cases. Moulin, second vice president; Judy torney, said the property is located in The board will go into become introverted. other fabrics. crystal pleated, A-lined, preparatory school striped fabric for the The fair is scheduied for Sept. 13 executive session to dis­ homes San Diego was targeted by Drs. Burkhardt, secretary; Sally an industrial zone and each lot is in Girls experience difficulty in es­ The vests are designed half circle or kilted. students in the 1950s. carpenter’s or workman’s excess of the minimum zoning from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the school. cuss a personnel matter. ■ SAT AUGUST 30th 9 A.M. TO 12:00 NOON i Experts are agreed, however, that Marvin Bohnstedt and Peggy Smith tablishing normal relationships with for wear over brushed Dresses go shirtw aist. The sweatshirt look com­ look. Kamerer, corresponding secretary; The rain date is Sept. 20. The charge cases which finally reach the ears of Carol Nelson, treasurer; Jan Griggs, regulations for lot size. Following this il will vote of the Social Research Center, boys. They may become runaways or Ed Pastula, a Yamazaki salesman, for each 12 foot by 12 foot space will on the appointment of an ■ FOR YOUR BANKING CONVENIENCE, j authorities barely scratch the sur­ Sacramento, for a study on child publicity chairman; Barbara Gilson truants, may occasionally turn to said the new firm would help bolster be $5. For reservations or informa­ assistant principal. face. Now that there are laws on the abuse One of the results of their and Bernadette Wallace, drugs or prostitution or may even tion cail 872-0339. T he next regular books making it mandatory for the study — a Child Victimization Study membership chairmen. the town’s tax base. attempt suicide. rClass plans reunion meeting of the board will reporting of such incidents, they are Highlight report — gives a profile of Also: Linda Alley and Mary Ellen be on Sept. 15. hopeful they will be able to reach and the incest offender. Victims’ mothers “ suffer The 1970 graduating There will be a social Express." 649-5144; or Ramona White, hospitality chairmen; Lynda \SERVICEIS PROVIDED FOR! help children before their He IS "most often a natural father, horribly,” according to psychologist class of Manchester High hour beginning at 6:30 Invitations have been Furphy Nimirowski, 646- White, telephone chairman; Polly experiences leave permanent scars an unrelated male, or step-father Vernon. "They’re women who are School will hold its 10th p.m., followed by dinner at mailed. Anyone wishing 6190. Schaefer. PTO Council represen­ Vernon council sets "It is common knowledge in the tative; Ruth Ashe and Ginny Miller, I MSB CUSTOMERS ONLY \ living with the victim's natural usually emotionally and financially y ear class reunion on 7:30, and dancing from 9 to further information may field that incest is one of the most un­ mother While many are un­ dependent on their husbands. Saturday, Oct. 18 at The 1 a.m. Music will be contact, Carol Joseph at teacher representatives. Joseph Fall meeting derreported types of child abuse. " employed. the typical suspect is Sometimes they don’t even know how Colony in Talcottville. provided by "Midnight 649-4159; Carol Scata Post, Beilis is principal of Northeast. meeting on charter HEBRON - The first said Dr David Sears, technical infor­ working, several are employed in to drive and usually don’t have any fall meeting of the Hebron VERNON — The Town Council the commission, Wednesday night, ■aOSEDMON'slPTjstLK^^ mation specialist of the National white collar jobs. Average suspect job skills. When this happens, they’j*-- Clinics scheduled Seffior Citizens is will hold a special meeting Sept. 3 to agreed that the proposed position of Center on Child Abuse and Neglect in age IS 32. and victim age 10 or 11 put on the fence. !S7mmimnmnmnN(\ director of water poilution controi scheduled for Sept. 4 at 1 at Coventry sites take final action on proposed p.m. in the social room of revisions to the town charter. The and assistant would be filled by 1041 MAIN ST ■ COVENTRY — Community Health Pitkat and David Ignatowicz, who is the Gilead Church. MANCHESTER | revisions will be on the Nov. 4 elec­ Persons interested in Grandparents Day is Sunday, Sept. s: STOREWIDE SALE Service Inc. will sponsor a blood tion ballot. now chief engineer at the treatment MANCHESTER being trasnported to the J pressure clinic at Banes Pharmacy The revisions were discussed at a plant. meeting in the newly- 70S SPENCER ST I It’s great to be grand. ' bill which passed the available in stores Sept. 2 from 1 to 2 p.m. special hearing and meeting of the The department will be responsible I TR STATE BANK Council for the Observance School Principals. acquired van should con­ MANCHESTER ■ proclaims .Mike Goldgar. Congress two years ago. throughout the country to The organization will also sponsor council on Monday and the council for the preparation of water service TEl 649-7570 | of Grandparents Day, in The council anticipates tact Romo Saglio at 228- I MEMBER FDIC the leading proponent of permitting President commemorate the event. a clinic at Hill’s Pharmacy Sept. 16 suggested some changes. Charles and water pollution control and other Atlanta, two years ago. that Grandparents Day 3265 or the Hebron Town Grandparents Day. this Carter to proclaim the first Individuals or civic from 1 to 2 p.m. related activities. I Mrs. McQuade is executive will be observed in many Pitkat, superintendent of the sewage Record Building prior to country’s newest national national Grandparents Dav director of the council. organizations seeking in­ Beginning Sept. 2, the offices of treatment plant, also suggested his ' It also called for the Water Pollu­ "YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK" communities with arts and OFF Sept. 2. holiday, to be celebrated in 1978 Goldgar subsequently crafts exhibits, photo con­ formation on the new Community Health Service Inc., status in the proposed revisions. tion Control Authority to be L Sunday, Sept 7 i 20% Route 6,CoIumbia, will be open daily autonomous in matters that concern "I think that Marian and formed a civic advisory tests and special religious holiday may contact: ALL OUR REGULAR MERCHANDISE The Charter Revision Commission Goldgar of Atlanta, Ga . 1 were motivated by the board to the council. The services in which three National Council for the from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. was appointed to coordinate the water pollution controi and to have is founder of the non-profit same elements. Goldgar purpose of the advisory generations of families Observance of Grand­ charter as it pertains to operation of all of the powers and duties as set National Council for the stales. "Each of us had board is to create events in participate. parents Day, P.O. Box GIRLS Sizes 4 to 14 Delegate held the sewage treatment plant. The forth in the state statutes. For the month of September Observance of G rand­ visited relatives or friends which grandparents are The council plans to 490022, Atlanta, Ga. 30349. for picketing operation of the plant has been But it specified that the authority parents Day He is also, un­ of our families in nursing participants, or to en­ Phone: (404 ) 487-9662. divided among several departments. wouldn’t have the power to levy stage a “Grandparents of BOYS Sizes 4 to 20 HARTFORD (UPl) - A delegate abashedly, the doting homes We were saddened courage visits to grand­ the Nation" exhibition this Now it is being set up as a separate assessments, connector fees, user to the Connecticut State Labor Coun­ grandfather of four-year- by the sense of loneliness parents or elders who are fall in the Hubert entity with the users to pay for the charges or other charges or to cil’s annual convention was a rrest^ old Jennifer Leigh Barber, we encountered We confined to their homes, Humphrey Building, TOP BRANDS • GOOD SELECTION I entire operation expenses. obligate the town to spend money on when she joined other delegates in a young lady who inspired wanted to create an hospitals or nursing sewers without approval of the coun­ Washington, D.C. The site • TWo-Thlrds picketing a strike-bound downtown Under the proposed revisions the her "gramps" to campaign awareness of homes. is headquarters for the of­ BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — commission calM for the formation cil. restaurant. A star for the new holiday grandparents-thal these Members of the council’s fice of Health and Human Yugoslavia, with an area of Carter TidyKins Donnwor of a Department of Water and Pollu­ The council suggested that the 98,766 square miles, is two- Merrilee Milstein, a lobbyist for Goldgar and .Marian are people with a link to advisory board include: Services. The grand­ tion Control to consist of a director-of word autonomous be removed and It's thirds the size of California. District 1199 of the Hospital and is born .McQuade. an energetic the past, that they the General Federation of parents audio-visual water pollution control and an assis­ the commission agreed to do so. Kate Greemmy Health Care Workers Union, was grandmother from Oak shouldn't be forgotten, but Women’s Clubs; Kiwanis presentation will be open tant. Other changes in wording or rewor­ Michaels charged Wednesday with disorderly with style A icn-diamond shooiing Hill, W Va . working in­ should be acknowledged International; Boy Scouts; to the public without f f Youngland ^ Pitkat expressed concern about his ding will be presented to the council conduct when she went to the star rests on a free form dependently, had been for the love and care they Girl Scouts of the USA; charge. In addition, the position and that of his assistant and next Wednesday for approval. 80th Year seeking legislative sanc­ gave their children and National 4-H Council; doorway of the Honiss Oyster House. and flair in this ol 14k gold which n National Association of PSYCHIC T Ms. Milstein, who was released on We're tion of a Grandparents Day their children's children." Future Farmers of Greeting Card Pubishers 4 Abels sosfX'nded from a lovely ASTROLOGER a written promise to appear in court, celebrating a carat gold chain. Specially since 1973 They both sup­ To that end, (ioldgar es­ America; and the National reports that Grandparents X YTABS ^PCRIIM t ^ Educators seek input V I-FT THE STARS Tom ‘n Jerry was among about 100 delegates from ported a (irandparents Day tablished the National Association of Secondary the priced at $440 Day greeting cards are BF YOUR GUIDE J the sUtewide AFL-CIO meeting who diam ond If iri'ublH .imi f Mnfijs.qj ^ VERNON — The Vernon Board of they may "in writing, request a picketed the restaurant where occasion iti'MT fitilinti Help & Aidvuf. Education, expressing concern for hearing by the Board of Education pendant. OMUVl M\KHIA(.I J Donmoor workers have been on strike for providing for the needs of all and such board shall give such person with a Thomas gets scholarship Hi.siM 'iS f i( Rothchild several months. students, is asking any parents who a hearing within 10 days of receipt of f rrr Huruii op« C fwrt . year of may disagree with certain board the written request, shall make a Glenn S Thomas of 8 Gerard St , OF/ J specially East Hartford: Michael Cook, 224 138 Boulder Circle. School opening transportation policies, to contact stenographic record or tape recor­ Manchester, has been awarded the Penney Drive, Barbara Kimball, 441 HASimHiiisi, asadsis W Playkmd South Windsor: Gary Carlson, 65 f'SV( HU M MKHOl.oii', , .\}{|,k VERNON — St. Bernard School the administrative offices. ding of such hearing and shall make a priced $300 Eaton & Reed Scholarship Trust Main St ; Kristne Metzger, 56 Valley View Drive; Mary Ann ______- r will open Wednesday with the public The administration will attempt to finding within 10 days after such at Johnson & Wales College in diamond Saunders Ave.; and Michael Reddy, Hillier, 25 Indian Trail. I I J PRICl WIIH Al) H- schools. School will open at 8:30 a.m. resolve any problems at that level. If hearing.” Providence. R I 11 Andover Road. Youth Specialty Shop Cinderella offerings Vernon: Patricia Piela, 63 IJIJ2I2 V Vila,A 3^ and there will be a 9 a.m. mass for the prqblem isn’t resolved then state The local board said it is relaying Our 80th Year as TrusteclJewelers Thomas is a student in the college's Glastonbury: Michael Burgan, 51 Brimwood Drive. statutes provide for further recourse. this information to all parents to en­ Culinary Division Open 6 Dayt the students. All parishioners are in­ Meadow Road, Joyce Hanmer, 57 vited to attend. The state statutes provide, for any sure that the concerns of all citizens 958 MAIN ST • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Among the area students named to 757 lUM ST. Nuthatch Knob; Elizabeth Hender­ Hal.L. Ostrom of 67 Scott Drive, Thurtdaya HU 9:00 Uniforms won’t be needed for the parent who feels that their child is of the town may be heard and dealt HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL the dean's list at the (.’ollege of Arts son. 17 Robin Road; Cheryl Johnson, Manchester, received a bachelor of NMnomNiMnin . first month of school. Students will being deprived of the right to have with in a fair and equitable manner. and Sciences, University of Hartford, 14 Mountain Road; Sabrina Paschal, arts degree from Clark University in start wearing them on Oct. 1. transportation to public schools, that for the .second semester, are: 94 Clinton St.: and Mark Zampino, Worcester, Mass., recently. HERALD. Thurs., August 28, I960 _ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wantid 13 Aioiestor's NURSES AIDES - Part time KEYBOARD OPERATORS MI! NSON 'S CANDY and full time all shifts. Enjoy Vnlrn ilisplju I\|H.sf1Hnp -ivso-m KirCHEN is accepting working in a very- pleasant hr-t sliilf ,,|M'ninps Citim- lii THI-. applications lor full lime days All want debates, but will they take placed I l(A\ KI,I-;HS Ot»‘ Tower Stjiiwrt- advisor]! and homelike atmosphere, and part lime evenings and ll\ I, r I helping our elderly patients. lldltti>ril (H-twren H .VI ,i m ,mif weekends (’all lor appoint­ consider It. Anderson is the wild card In this I .VI |i III .mil III! mu ,m .ipplii .i Reagan said government audits paign strategists put New York vitation Carter already had accepted Good wages and benefits, in­ ment 649-4.1,12 She Berath By I ’niird PrfRa Inlernational — a head-to-head debate before the Five Republican governors who election. Neither major party cam­ Eli'ctric Utilities’ ;tii(jhter cluding new Dental tiiifi ,.\n 1-1(11.11 iiti(iiiiTiinit I Ail concerned — President Carter, have estimated there is as much as media adviser David Garth in charge /MM i-iiililiwi-i of day-to-day campaign operations, planned Sept. 18 League of Women had a “working dinner” with Reagan I’lan.please call: Doris Blain SUPERVISOR - Theriposet CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ronald Reagan, John Anderson, the $50 billion in fraud and abuse alone paign is sure what — and where — his ...... I • V\ It. II • ill Voters event — but asked the club to in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday night ADVERTISING RN, Director of Nurses, 646- Plastics Maufacturing Plant League of Women Voters and some among federal programs, a figure Anderson campaign manager impact will be, but both are con­ < .ll’l;* A\ I). III. I , ; ,,.s| III 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ EXPERIENCED WAITRESS keep the invitation open until the said later they advised him to insist RATES Responsibilities include: to to 12 other potential sponsors — that excludes the amount of waste Michael McLeod, who will keep his < Nt IiU’ iih’i’M. sing Home, .185 West (.’enter lor morning hours Rrcaktast Direct supervisor of workers, argument over the first league any debate with Carter must include vinced that impact will be greatly 1 DAY...... 14'mnpaMT say they want presidential debates and unnecessary spending the title but switch to fundraising Street; Manchester. and lunch Apply in person. making work and over time debate is settled. Anderson. i 3 DAYS ... 13'M MniNi 3 0 t Adams Street. assignmnents, performing a General Accounting Office says oc­ operations, said other changes are in enhanced if he is included in the PHONE 643-2711 this fall. The club said it would be glad to — Govs. James Thompson of. Illinois, 6 DAYS ... 12‘mamNT PART TIME COOKS & Manchester wide range ol in process But whether the confrontations curs yearly. the offing but declined to FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD but in the meantime sent invitations William Milliken of Michigan, James nationally televised debates. 26 DAYS .. .IV w w K iN i WAITRESSES - needed material checks. Must be ever take place, and particularly The Republican presidential characterize them as a "shake-up.” weekends. Apply In person: WE HAVE "AN IMMEDIATE willing lo work all shifts. 2 to 3 to the candidates to participate in Rhodes of Ohio, Richard Thornburgh 15 WORD, $2.10n m m what the format may be, is more con­ nominee said he wants Carter to Carter planned to have breakfast— The popular opinion, which some Monday thru Friday, between OPENING lor a Uilheman, years related industrial one-on-one Reagan-Anderson and of Pennsyivania and Lee Dreyfus of HAPPY ADS *2.50 M who would be responsible for Help Wanted 13 fused than ever after Wednesday’s "explain his laxity in combating and probably talk politics with — a polls have reinforced, is that Ander­ 9 and 4 Garden Grove experience required 1 to 2 Carter-Anderson confrontations. Wisconsin said they also urged Caterers. Keeney Street. laying out and .setting up Jobs years college a plus. Apply in ADVERTISING PLEASE READ developments. waste, fraud, scandal, and abuse in group of congressmen, and had an in our Lathe Department Top PLAY ROOM ATTENDENT Anderson said it sounded all right Reagan to stick to domestic issues son’s vote will cut into Carter’s con­ Manchester person between I and 4 n m.. NEEDED - Monday thru Reagan, meanwhile, today the federal government.” early afternoon date to disclose his pay for right man' tlxccllcnl Itogcrs Corporation. Mill & to him, so long as the three-way dealing with unemployment, infla­ stituency more than Reagan’s. Ele ctric u tilitie s arc Fridays. 9 a m. to 1^ noon. DEADLINE Y O U R A D challenged President Carter to give Reagan was moving to Washington long-awaited economic renewal expected to perform better PART TIME-.Need both desk Fringe Benefits and liberal Oakland Street. .Manchester. debate idea is not scrapped. tion and the economy, and to steer overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- Apply to: Manager, 12:00 noon the day the nation a full accounting of the today to settle into the Middleburg, program, which he won’t send this year than last. and custodial workers. Call Conn Equal Opportunity Brusnwirk Parkadc Lanes. Herald is responsible Congress until January. Reagan, asked why he had not clear of controversies such as the one Carter does not want Anderson; Center Court. 875-2133. after tecn 8 a m and 5 p.m Employer ME. before publication. amount of waste and fraud in the Va., estate he and his wife have -Insu'iT It,-I,-111 iiidiiNlrv 346'2 We.st Middle Turnpike, (or only one Incorrect accepted the press club invitation, that recently erupted over Reagan’s Reagan does. Where it will end, 10:00 a m. Manchester !No phone call federal government, which he called leased. Reagan’s campaign Wednesday ll-i’lul.-, sllUtllil i|.VI‘rM- l.is'i PART & FULLTIME for Golf insertion and then only said his staff needed more time to position on Taiwan. nobody knows. LIQUOR STORE please. Deadline lor Saturday a "national scandal " Meanwhile, Anderson and his cam­ rejected a National Press Club in­ \ t'iii- h |K,iir 111,11 f.i-1 pt-rlur ADVERTISING IS DENTAL ASSISTANT - Course Maintenance and MANCHESTER AREA accep­ to the size ol the maiu-i-, K \| m-i i > ,ii ilii. m Typing, knowledge of business ■Snack Bar. Tallwood Country ting applications for perma­ and Monday is 12:00 original insertion. !YOT Club. HI 85. Hebron 646-1151 FA R T TIM E vi-slmciii iiiin (il lldrii,- procedure and organizational nent part time help. Retail HOUSEKEEPER-SITTER - 2 Noon Friday. Errors which do not Arguments ll.il.'il'V Slu.ii't .''liu-liis i-\|U -i| AN EXPENSE... .skills. 649-9287 for appoint­ experience preferrea. Must be days housekeeping duties, lessen the value ol the ilii- ili'i'lim-s III iiiit-ri-',i anil ment. AUDIT DEPARTMENT neat, honest, dependable with Hesponsiblc position available plus care of 2 children, ages 7 Classified ads are advertisement will not Dem congressmen polled inllallun rau-- in iiiipruvi- ADVERTISING no police record Send full and 12. during school |■ armll^l^— which shinihl im KENNEL PERSON • for individual accustomed lo details to: Box H, c o taken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ scheduled detailed figure work and cost vacations References. Call priivp even I'llrlher a.s mure IS veterinarian's assistant. Over Manchester Herald. after 6 p m , 646-2252. as a convenience. The ditional inaartion. >l.ile replilatin-v i.-nminis. AN INVESTMENT 18. mornings. Reply Box FK. analysis Tarrif work, rating, Mims allow tor aulumalre HERALD. paper work clearance and in­ ^ E C ’THO-MECHANICAL in Abscam voicing involved. Accurate ALUMINUM STORM nn considering tax cuts price adjuslmenls ba.sed on Plan uuel) tcctinician with hands-on WINDOW DEPARTMENT typing with reasonable speed NEW YORK (UPI) - A federal hiuher co!,t!, for I'liel and MECHANIC Experienced in experience to work induction located in South Windsor, replacing ei|uipmenl. Adili irweit your adoer- all phases of truck and auto necessary Train lor basic healing units. Some field ser­ a minor House-passed bill. The judge prepared jurors to hear closing computer keyboard looking for a 'take-charge" WASHINGTON lUPlI - Senate decision until the return of Sen. tionally. mo.sl nlililiev re filing dollar in repair: gas and diesel vice work involved. Here is an person in shop. Experience House, jealous of-its. pr'erogatives, is arguments today in the first Abscam .Minimum five years techniques Plea.sanI office in opportunity to be directly in­ Democratic leader Robert Byrd says Russell Long, D-La., chairman of the card maintaininii or raisinp required Salary, fringe trial of political corruption for a con­ dividend.^ as a lop priority experience. Must have own East Hartford Paid insurance cluded in the early develop­ Senate Finance Committee, who has unlikely to accept a tax bill and pension benefits Apply benefits, earned days, five Help Wanted 13 Hornes For Sate 23 he is seeking consensus from gressman and three other politically diirinu a recession. ..\dvisini* ■' She Beralb tools. Start at $7.00 hour and ment stages of a fast growing day week Call between 10:00 been in his home state campaigning originating in the Senate. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING all fringe benfils. For appoint­ personnel manager. Hartlord area within a large heat treat Democratic members of Congress Although Byrd did not say so, the powerful men accused of sharing a seleclivity, Baehe suuuesls a m and 3:00 p m . Mr Port­ PROOFREADERS EAST HARTFORD SPLIT for re-election. ment. Call 688-7596 D esp atch . 225 P ro sp ect manufacturing firm. noy 528-1401 whether a tax cut bill should be con­ $50,000 bribe from an FBI agent lookini! for a favorahle reuu- Street East Hartford, or send Second shift several years LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Byrd outlined the program shortly lack of time and the heavy legislative lalory environment, innd Applicants should be able to sidered before the Nov. elections, posing as an Arab sheik. Help Wanted 13 CRESTFIELD resume. Please do not phone read schematics, trouble­ exjHTience ret^uired Come to TH E cy Illness in lamily In- before the Senate adjourned until agenda remaining also work against crate capital needs ,ind a MATURE INDIVIDI AL to I lt.-\\ E1.EHS One Tower Square. after it, or not at all. The jury, was expected late today CONVALESCENT HOME is e:o e shoot. and repair equipment. ground pool and other extras' Sept. 3 for the Labor Day weekend. passage of a tax cut. strong cash I'lmv. FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT ■ assist in doctor s office two Hanford between 8 30 a m and 12 noon to 7 p m . 528-1451 Byrd’s assessment Wednesday to begin deliberating the fate of Rep. now accepting applications Will consider training days weekly Reply to Box ,1. I 30 p m and till out an apphea Byrd pointed out Congress will be Part time second shift Apply for RN'LPN's on our 3:00 AUTO MECHANIC applicants with limited tion \n etjual opporlunitv appeared to contradict a statement In the House, meantime. Rep. Michael Myers, D-Pa.; Camden, c 0 Manchester Evening RANCH - Nine rooms Formal in session only 28 days, including 7-Eleven on Center Street, p m to 11:00 p.m shift Expereinced .Must have own knowledge Good working con­ em|iloMT by House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, Barber Conable, the leading N.J., Mayor Angelo Errichetti, between 7 and 3. Herald dining rwim Hec room with Saturdays, before the start of the Nurses' aides full and part- tools Paid sick days and ditions and excollent benefits, who said Tuesday the congressional Republican on the tax-writing Ways Philadelphia Lawyer Howard Criden time needed on 3:00 p m. to vacation 633-3669. including a company spon­ wel bar Separate master pre-election recess Oct, 4, making it NIJHSES AIDES - Weekends MACHINE OPERATORS - KKSPO.NSIBLK SITTEK bedroom suite with cathedral Democratic leadership had agreed and Means Committee, tried and Philadelphia city councilman 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a m. to sored car pool Apply at In- Inleresing light machine Vicinity Keeney School for virtually impossible to pass a tax-cut only.6 months of .Nursing 3:00 pm shifts Working hours LADY to work in small office dustronics. Inc 489 Sullivan ceiling Large llag-stone not to press for a tax cut before the Wednesday to attach his party’s 10 Louis Johanson. Home experienced required work Milling. Drilling, boy in school, before and alter patio Pool Wood-burning bill. flexible to accomodate your in East Hartford. .Must be Avenue. South Windsor EOE Taping. Honing, Bulling and NMf Insurance -STUDENTS & HOUSEWIVES experience preferred Part Silver Lane Pavillion is a transportation 'Part time $50 lime or full time Apply in .MANCHESTER U.S, Ambassador John Gunther There was no indication im­ Dean’s car and those of the two years in jail, a $20,000 fine and the of- EMPLOYMENT RN ■ 3 p.m. to 11 p m., and 11 - Part time positions available ELECTRICAL progressive skilled nursing weekly, full time $100 Call Airline accidents ' Help Wanted p.m to 7 a m. Full time or part days and evenings, year JOURNEYMEN wanted person to 270 Hartford Road. IM.MACCLATE 7 ROOM mediately as to who, among the sun­ security automobiles that always hcial may be thrown out of office. facility Benefits include after 6:00 p m . 644-2244 Dean, the man who hauled down the - Business Opportunities round. Short shifts, flexible CAPE for sale by owner 3 Section 201-G makes it a crime for lime. Enjoy working with an Holidays. vacation, complete orientation, in- Manchester American flag over Cambodia — un­ dry bands that prowl Lebanon, was travel with him. - Situation Wanted excellent supporting staff, hours to suit your needs. bedrooms, dining room, liviiig hospitalization and rale Only service education, paid con­ PRESS BRAKE OPERAfOR responsible for trying to kill the 54- As his security guards dived from a public official to “receive anything Males 18 or older particularly CASHIERS w a n t e d - Full room with fireplace Finished til an explosion shattered the rear EDUCATION caring tor our elderly serious applicants need appiv tinuing education units, in­ Minimum 5 years year-old ambassador. their cars to return the fire. Dean’s of value because of any official act - Private Instructions patients. Good wages and needed for evenings Clean, Call 646-5420 lime, third shift with oppor­ basement Aluminum siding window of his bulletproof car. blamed on pilots surance. competitive salary, experience .Malhmetical Attached garage Private For an instant, it seemed like In­ Police sources said at least three driver hit the accelerator, speeding performed or to be performed by - Schoois-Ciasses benefits, including new Dental pleasant surroundings no rotation of shifts. Positions background preferred Over­ tunity lor overtime Pari time - Instructions Wanted Plan. Please call; Doris Blain Uniforms provided Food dis­ .NURSES L’O.ME and nurses midnight to 8 00 a m yard and more’ Call 646-4922 dochina replayed — an exploding people had been arrested at the the ambassador and his wife safely him.” available lull or part time time and al) company paid or 677-8700. ask lor Mane No agency, investigates major accidents REAL ESTATE RN, Director of .Nurses, 646- counts. and other fringe go but those that WORK we d benefits, in an air conditioned Thursday. Friday, and Satur­ scene. from the hail of bullets. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pilot or It carries a maximum penalty of 0129 Manchester Manor Nur­ benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen. with new split shift system day Part time 4 00 p m to agents please rocket, the lurch of an automobile for the purpose of developing - Homes lor Sale like to know Call 649-2358 plant in !VIanchester Dynamic Diplomatic sources said the U.S. co-pilot errors accounted for most of two years in jail and a $10,000 fine. sing Home, 385 West Center 242 Broad Street! (near Benefits begin at 32 hours, midnight Friday, Saturday speeding to escape, the thud of There was no indication that Dean, - LolS'Land lor Sale others pro-rated Call for in­ Metal Products Companv. 646- the fatal airline accidents in the recommendations to prevent future - Investment Property Street. Manchester Manchester Parkadei and Sunday Must be over l l M.A.NCHESTER ■ Redwood bullets pounding dents into the black his wife, or his driver, sensed any Embassy immediately requested the At a hearing on how he will charge ELDERLY active widow terview with Director of Nur­ 4048 Lebanese government provide ad­ United States in the last five years. similar mishaps. the jury. Pratt said: “A promise by a - Business Property Cash Register experience Farms 7 Room Cape with full Cadillac limousine. danger as they drove down from the - Resort Property wishes to contact square sing .Mondav through Friday dormer Large family room. 2 National Transportation Safety King said since the board’s crea­ PRINTING DEPARTMENT - PART TIME HELP wanted preferred Apply in person 7- ambassador’s sumptuous residence ditional protection for both the em­ congressman to introduce a private > Real Estate Wanted NURSES AIDES. First shift Typing required. Run off Set dance partner able to drive 9:00 lo 2:00'p.m, 568-7520 51 Eleven. 393 Burnside Avenue, car garage. 2 fireplaces The force of the acceleration bassy and the nearby John F. Board Chairman James King says. tion in 1968, it has made 131 immigration bill would make him and second shift. Laurel n ights c 0 .Manchester Applegate Lane. East Hart­ working with public in optical Enclosed porch and pati at Yarze, in Beirut’s wooded, hilly fJISC. SERVICES Press, and varied duties. App­ retail Call Pearl Vision East Hartford Wednesday slam m ^ Dean and his Kennedy Cultural Center against King, testifying Wednesday at a recommendations to industry, the guilty" under section 201-C. Manor. 91 Chestnut Street. ly at: Gaer Brother Inc . 140 Herald, Box HH ford. off 1-84. near Showcase Private " i acre lot Prinrip southeastern suburbs — or that they - Services Ottered Cinemas Center. 643-4259 wife, Martine. into the cushioned Federal Aviation Administration and • Painting«Papering Manchester. Business Opporlunllles 14 only $85,900 646-3794 were aware of the Mercedes behind possible attacks. Senate aviation subcommittee He said the promise was still valid Rye Street. South Windsor. EARN E.XTHA MONEY - pilot organizations that stress im­ - Building>Contracting Conn rear seats of the automobile that them. Within two hours of the attack, hearing on human factors con­ even though the sheik didn’t exist Ideal for homemakers Local NCHSES AIDES CAR WASH ATTENDANT sped them safely from the first proved flight deck management to in­ - Roofing>Siding GIRL FRIDAY ■ Diversified LOCAL 7-ELEVE.N STORE Household Goods 4t Lebanese Prime Minister Selim A1 tributing to safety issues, said pilots Myers and the three other men > Heating*Plumbing office duties. Monday through residents needed to conduct Experienced with certifica­ w anted .Monday through crease crew coordination, better in­ WANTED • Mature responsi­ Froday. 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m AVAILABLE for franchise assassination attempt on an As they rolled past a Lebanese Hoss, speaking over Beirut Radio, or co-pilots were listed as causal fac­ were accused of accepting $50,000 in - Flooring Friday. 9:00 a m. to 1:00 p m ble person to care tor infant survey to update .Manchester tion or apply tor our training Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- REFRIGERATORS American envoy in Beirut since Am­ army barracks, the gunmen in the tors in 16 of 24 fatal accidents from strumentation for pilots, and more > Moving-Trucking«Storage Send resume to: Girl Friday. Citv Directory Absolullcy no class Positions available Must be dependable Call 875- Washers Ranges used, said, "We condemn such acts of return for promising to introduce the - Services Wanted and young child in cur home, 5905 after 6:00 p m 289-8261 Southland Corpora­ bassador Francis Meloy Jr. was Mercedes opened fire with a realistic training requirements. P.O Box 222. Manchester from 8:00 a m to 4:30 p.m selling Generous compensa­ 7 00 a m lo 12:30 p m or 7:00 tion guaranteed and clean New violence” which, he said, "only serve 1975 to 1979. bill. tion .Must have telephone and a m to 3:00 pm Weekends drilled in 1976 Frenchmade, hand-held rocket that MISC. FOR SALE Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p m shipment damaged. G E 4- criminal elements." Other personnel — air traffic con­ In other testimony, Paul Ignatius, The defense admitted the four took - Household Goods KENNEL ASSISTANT ■ neat handwriting Apply in and part lime 3:00 p m lo FACTORY WORKER for FHIGIDAIHE Low prices barely missed the ambassador’s small East Hartford plant Situation Wenled IS It was not the first brush with trollers, ground maintenance per­ president of the Air Transport the money but maintained they didn’t • Articles lor Sale Energetic woman preferred, STATION ATTENDANT your own handwriting, giving 11 00 p m Full or part time B D Pearl 4- Son. 649 .Mam Dean and his wife escaped the at­ > Building Supplies name, address and telephone 4 30 p m to 9 00 p m Part Fourty hour week Call 522- limousine and plowed instead into the danger for Dean, a German-born, sonnel and other airline or airport Association, the trade group that intend to do anything for it. Rather, it approaching middle age. 1 or 2 needed, full time Apply in MATCHE WOMAN former Street. 643-2171 tack unharmed — and continued on to - Pets-BirdS'Dogs days weekly. Involvement number to Price. Lee i- ( o . lime It 00 p m lo 7:00 Part 9006 for interview sidewalk just behind. naturalized American who was U.S. employees — were cited as factors in represents 33 of the country's largest says, they were following a script - Musical Instruments person; Gorins Sports Cars owner manager of hotel, bar their dinner at the American Univer­ with pets. Public and Center. Route 83. Vernon POBox 1929. .New Haven. lime Apply at person at and restaurant, would like MODEL HOME ambassador to Cambodia when Com­ 13 accidents during that period. airlines, described the FAA’s safety devised by Abscam operative Melvin - Boats & Accessories Conn,, 06509 Silver Lane Pavillion. 51 ARM GUARDS and d is­ sity of Beirut. It was not a minor explosion. The - Sporting Goods maintenance. Canine Holiday employment in any phase of FI RNITI HE • I nused munist Khmer Rouge forces overran "Looking to accidents over the last Weinberg, who pretended he wanted Inne. 200 Sheldon Road. Applegate East Hartford, oft patchers wanted to work in Butcher block kitchen table, According to a U.S. embassy impact was enough to shatter the reporting system for difficulties with - Garden Products INDEPENDENT electronic alarm monitoring motel operation 649-9090.5 00 five years which have involved flight- - Antiques Manchester. Inquire 3:00 to PART TIME-FULL TIME 1-84 near Showcase Cinemas and tour chairs, value $700. spokesman, they did not even return rear window of Dean’s bullet-proof Phnom Penh in 1975 and led the en­ aircraft or engines is “imperfect and to cheat the sheik. INSURANCE CENTER.” central station. .Must have pm crew issues, we have found that a - Wanted 10 Buy 5:00 p.m. INC.seeks additional full-time woman to care for my two asking $3.50 Chrome and glass home to freshen themselves from a limousine. voy to pack up the Stars and Stripes outmoded.” Pratt said that if Myers was found school aged children in my BOOKKEEPER Full charge, clean record References majority of instances involve either RENTALS Personal Lines Customer Ser- B00KKEEPF;R seeks work dining table, with four chairs, personal brush with the violence that In a split-second, gunmen in the and flee aboard a helicopter. innocent of the bribery charge, the DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- home Call after 6 00 p m . journals ledger, tax reports checked throughly beige velvet cushions and Ignatius said the system requires - Rooms tor Rent vice Representative. Immediate full lime and part in Manchester .No phone the failure to follow approved other defendants would have to be - Apartments for Rent time. Immediate opening 644-2244 Flast Hartlord concern 289- chrome, value $2000. asking Excellent opportunity (or time positions open For app- work Experience in most procedures or directives, or im­ reports on many items that are not acquitted. - Homes tor Rent Pleasant surroundings. Salary 0095 $1,150 Sand tweed sectional L experienced, well-organized, pointment. call 236-6116 systems 529-0639 , 633-6493 proper instrument flight rule safety significant, and the process of He said the jury could infer if > Business tor Rent negotiable. 646-3003. career-oriented person HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - shaped couch, with two ot­ Car device disseminating’the information is too - Resort Property tor Rent .No experience necesary Full GAS STATION ATTEDNENT WANTED Part lime oltice tomans, value $3000. asking operations,” King said. Myers intended to introduce the bill Homeowners and Auto time, part lime Call 646-2300. PART TIME CUSTODIAN - - Wanted to Rent PART TIME HELP Rating, Policy-writing. - Reliable and honest Apply: work with hours llexible $1730 Oval chrome and glass The safety board, an independent time consuming. . on the basis of actions he took. - ti^isc tor Rent Essex Motor Inn. 10(1 East .Maple Super Service, 220 For office complex Hours: 5 cocktail table, value $350. NEEDED - Control Desk. Customer Contact Good to 10 pm . Wednesday. around childrens' school AUTOMOTIVE Coffee Shop, & Telephone Center Street •Spruce Street. Manchester asking $250 Call 643-9508. or saves gas salary and benefits in modern, Thursday and Friday Phone schedule .Associate's degree, - Autos for Sale Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick 649-5635 full service agency environ­ Mr Whitney al 568-2020 lor legal secretarial expembice. Prison escape plot - Trucks tor Sale Holiday Lanes.' 39 Spencer ment. makes this an excellent excellent references 643-1768 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The En­ - Heavy Equipment for Sale appointment Equal Oppor­ Street. Manchester, 646-2126. opportunity. For appoint­ vironmental Protection Agency says - Motorcycles-Bicydes Also: Cocktail Waitress & Bar tunity Employer - CamperS'TrailerS'Mobile ment, call 646-6050 after 4:00. Schools-Classes 19 MISC. FOR SALE Maid. 646-3637 after 6:00 p m it has found a commercial add-on Homes Bob Laihrop gas-saving device designed for cars - Automotive Service FEMALE SIGN Cl> NOW Ceramic owith air conditioners that really - Autos lor Rent-Lease Classes 55 Volpi Road. Articles tor Sale 41 Editor denies charges HELP WANTED saves gas. Bolton .Manchester line 1 00 TOWN OF MANCHESTER lo 3 30. 7 (HI to 9 30 649-84CC DARK LOAM DFLIVKHFD - It is the first time the agency has REIDSVILLE, Ga. (UPI) — Albany Herald state editor ladies, that were together.” 5 yards $.50 plus lax Also given a passing grade to a fuel-saving Charles Postell, indicted on charges of attempting to help Mrs. Hunter also was indicted Wednesday, bringing to SECRETARY sand, gravel and stone 64:i. 643-2711 Apply in person only. 9,504 device designed for addition to a car. a mass murderer and five other condemned killers es­ 11 the number of people charged in the break, including Monday through Friday. REAL ESTATE It has tested 40 such systems in the cape from Georgia’s death row, is out on $5,b(X) bond, in­ two corrections officers. 8:30-5:00 $11,785.28 - $12,793.30 1:00 p.m, to 5:00 p m STEREO COMPONENT past few years. sisting "I have done nothing wrong.” Herald executive editor James Gray Jr. said Postell’s Machinist Homes For Sale 23 SYSTEM Receiver casselle. arrest was “terrible — a serious abridgement of Responsible and skilled secretarial and administrative The amount of gasoline saved by work in a major department. Experience and training I player record', speaker 643-2718 pair, turntable, stack rack the device, called a "Pass Master," A Tattnall County grand jury returned an indictment freedom.” required is six years of responsible office work including Mechanic MR. DONUTS MANCHE.STEH - Move Right is "small but real," the EPA said “We are inclined to view it as harassment and revenge. a fte r <1:00 In' 3 bedroom Brand New- S:190 or best oiler Four piece Wednesday charging Postell and his wife Judi with stenography and or office management, or in lieu thereof 255 W. Middle Tpke. bedriHim set. modern style, Certain law enforcement agencies got egg on their faces Contemporary Situated m Wednesday. “criminal attempt to commit the crime of aiding an es­ college or business school courses which may be sub­ We re looking for a Machinist Mechanic Manchester, CT area ol tine homes $102,000 solid oak. best oiler Call 643- The device is a switch connected to cape" — alleging by providing the prisoners with with four death row inmates running around and Charlie stituted on the basis of one year of training for one year of who wants a challenging non-repetitive Call Burke Realtv Inc , 871 4350 after 5 IHI p m .Monday- couldn’t even convince them they had escaped,” he said. © le B eralb experience. Typing is required at fifty words per minute career it* mechanical problem solving. through Friday Ask fur Lee the engine intake manifold, which hacksaw blades. ClASSIFieo ADVERTISING 2671, or 649-0373 and stenography at ninety words per minute. cuts off power to the air conditioner “I have not read the indictment,” Postell said after Shortly after the jailbreak, the inmates called Postell, You'll be making repairs to a variety ol compressor when the driver steps on who had written several stories about Georgia’s death Applications and job descriptions are available at the mechanical equipment within a framework- being released Wednesday night on $5,000 bond. “But if it □ NOTICES Personnel Department. 41 Center Slfeet, Manchester, that encourages new ideas. the gas to pass another vehicle. The has something to do with me furnishing articles for an es­ row. Postell notified prison Warden Charles result is the air conditioner is not Montgomery, who was unaware of the breakout. Connecticut. Closing date for filing application is cape, that’s not true. September 5,'1980 Three years’ experience In mechanics Is using gasoline at a time when the “I have done nothing wrong,” he continued. “There The night of the escape, Georgia Bureau of Investiga­ Loil ind Found required. However, an understanding of engine needs extra fuel. tion agents went to Postell’s home and offered to protect An Equal Opportunity Enqrioyar have been no improprieties as far as my news-gathering LOST BLACK CAT with while basic machining plus five years in the Since most accelerations take only is concerned.” him. During the night, Postell said he caught an agent flea collar. Vicinity of Grove. mechanical field, including pneumatics, five to 30 seconds, most people won’t Four death row inmates, wearing pajamas altered to going through his desk. Summit. Pine Hill or Harlan hydraulics, linkages,.and mechanical drive systems, also qualifies you. notice any change in the air- Public wishes look like guard uniforms, cut through their cell bars and Agents returned the next day with a search warrant Street. Child’s pet. REWARD. and seized five letters from Isaacs to Postell. The letters Call 647-1373. conditioning level, the agency said. escaped from the Georgia State Prison July 28. Postell We offer complete medical and dental The device is made by Halem In­ Recent stories about young Dannelle St. Cyr of Mexico, alerted authorities to the escape. Three prisoners were included thinly veiled allusions to escape plans, but LOST IN THE VICINITY of ★ BURGER KING ★ programs, an incentive savings plan, tui­ Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 dustries. Cocoa, Fla. It works on any Maine, a leukemia victim waiting for a bone marrow transfer recaptured and the fourth was found murdered near Postell said he didn’t take them seriously. Hawthorne Street - Female tion aid, and subsidized transportation. and UConn. car with an air conditioner, except from her younger brother, prompted this flood of cards, Charlotte, N.C. A federal judge said the search of Postell’s home cat. Black, white neck, Is now hiring for Our downtown Hartford location puls res­ those with diesel engines appeared improper, but denied the editor’s r^u est for stomach, paws. Some white in taurants. shopping, cultural, and sporting presents, well wishes and flowers from most Canadian The indictment charged mass murderer Carl Junior face. 649-M80. after 10:(X) am Immediate oponings: Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50+ acres ol privaev. eat It wiili ii s The EPA said the fuel economy im­ Isaacs, the purported mastermind of the escape, asked return of his letters, pending the outcome of an investiga­ events all around you. provement could be a high as 4 per­ residents on her fifth birthday Aug. 17. The bone marrow tion. ■______own Iront entrance. Fully applianced kitchen willi disluvaslu i , Postell to purchase 15 hacksaw blades during a June 18 IMPOUNDED - Female, 4 MonSng Sal-up Man - To fill out an application, please come to cent. depending on driving habits, the transplant will be done at the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in months old, Sherphard Cross, dining area, 'g bath down.'large livingroom with glass door lo walk meeting between the two men at the Reidsville prison. 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or 0:00 pjn. our Personnel Department any weekday type of car and other factors. New York City. (UPI photo) black and tan. Sunnybrook The indictment said Judi Postell went to a store in Drive, Contact: Manchester Day Shm Food Nandlara - between 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.scls. lull IliiIis Baxley, purchased 10 hacksaw blades, and gave them to CORRECTION Dog Warden at 646-4555. 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. or 0:00 pjo. with private dre.ssing room upstairs. Laundry lai ililu s availahli in Minnie Hunter, the aunt of Timothy McCorquodale, one Evantafa - 8:00 pjn. - doaing basement. Beautilul redecoration in process-- inside and mil Retired singer isolated of the inmates who escaped. PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Pononfii 2 Hour* of work can b« adliMtad lo m your portonal The Difference Mrs. Hunter allegedly mailed the blades to the prison, achadulaa. Mothara watcomad. Uniform* and maala is Downtown. Come See ()ur ’COUNTHY WITH (’ON V K M F N C K living where they were intercepted. Authorities said the art providod Irat. NEW YORK (UPI) - Retired Helen Steene also said in court Miss Smith was presently in Raleigh 302 Main St. Manchester At The Travelers. Married Couples preferred. No Pets From *2S0/month. Security hacksaws were not the ones used in the escape. singer Kate Smith, unwittingly in­ Wednesday another relative who now Community Hospital where a THE TRAVELERS Kenny Ford, the owner of Miles Hardware Inc. of RIDE WANTED from 190 AMly In Parson: required. volved in a court row over the lives with Miss Smith in the ailing hospital spokesman said today that Porter Street. Manchester to The Trnveieis irvixance Comivtnies Baxley, where the blades were allegedly purchased, said Ad of WED. AUG. 27. 1980 467 Contor Stroot Call 742-«412 management of her estate, was kept singer’s North Carolina home, had the singer was admitted Sunday and Pratt It Whitney, Department OoeTou#4‘f SqudfP Hartktfrt Conn 06ii*) he didn’t know who bought them. SHOULD HAVE READ 823, Building M. Guard Post nUNICIIWlir from reading letters from worried tr i^ to "exorcise” her, smoked is in satisfactory condition. lor an appoinlmeiii “If I had to go to court today,” he said Wednesday V, k. MARINATED MUSHROOMS FOR M.33 21. Please call David Ryder at fans and enjoying a boquet of Easter marijuana and gets violent when he night, “I couldn’t identify the person. I remember them 649-9223, after 4:30 p.m. drinks. Miss Smith is a victim of diabetes NOTAHm. FOR *1.33 ' lilies when bedridden, her sister being sort of middle-aged ladies, either two or three says. Mrs. Steene also revealed that and also has a heart condition.

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Pbby 1 Plebeian 1 Large container CO m EJ* BECAUSE WERE NO GOOP.' 7 Sight for By ADigaii van Buren travelers 2 One (Sp) T A 6 A I N . 12 Disoriented 3 Softly conduct 4 Government 13 Of veins agent (comp w d ) 14 In the 5 Made public direction of DEAR ABBY: I am a "draft lawyer" from the Vietnam 6 Ransom era, revving up for the new Selective Service registration. 15 Bring into 7 Sanctum harmony Based on telephone calls to me and statements I've read, 6 Biblical 16 By birth prepositiorv S*rv/c«t O titrad Sarvlcai Otfarad Palnllng-Paparlng Painting-Papering I've become concerned about the young men bom in 1960 17 Tennis 9 Debtor's note and 1961 taking rash, ill-advised actions without being Pritcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan instructor Apartment* For Rant 59 IVaniad to Rant Auto* For Sale Auto* For Sale 10 Cloistered CiM TREE SERVICE - Free PAINTING - INTERIOR AND GENERAL PAINTING - apprised of all the facts. 16 Mock holiday 45 Aperitif First of all, refusing to register is a federal felony, woman 23 Heretofore (2 47 Slangy denial estimates, di.scount senior EXTERIOR, Paperhanging Interior & Exterior: SOUTH WINDSOR - Working RELIABLE PERSON looking 1973 VOLKSWAGON. Semi I971TORINO - 302 motor. 21 Author of 11 Compass citizens Company Experienced, references Ser- Specializing In Exterior rriin punishable by a maximum of five years' imprisonment and 'Robinson w ds) 46 Promise with 1 .2. and 3 bedroom for 4 Room Apartment. automatic. 63,000 miles. New Good condition. Asking $550. point 24 Incentive solemnly Manchester-owned and B-B UFHOLSTEHV Custom VI n g W i 11 i m a n 11 c . Free Estimates Fully In­ a $10,000 Rne. If any of your readers, their sons or hiends Crusoe' houses and apartments. Many Appliances included. $200 or tires. $1,100. 643-5676, after Please call 643-9357. 13 Fumes 25 Sowed 49 Awey (prefix) operated Call 646-1327 Work Free Estimates, will Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ sured Call 646-0709, or 742- are planning on refusing to register, I urge you to suggest 23 Printer s 18 Hindu accepting children and pets. less. Call 742-9265. 5:00 p.m.. 27 Upper surface 50 Constellation pick up and deliver Please 5087 first obtaining draft advice and counseling from any of the measure (pi.) incarnation try. Columbia. Tolland areas Call for details. Locators, 23fr Truck* lor Sale 32 Blood (prefix) 52 Hawaiian BiM THEE SERVICE, call 646-2161 alter 4 tk) p m •••••••••••••••••••ft****** reputable agencies throughout the country, such as CCO, 26 Outlet 19 Basque game W J Grillo 423-6582. 5646. •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft 1977VOLKSWAGON RABBIT. 34 Boxed instrument where TREE-MEMKIl'S ser­ with offices in Philadelphia and San Francisco. 28 Variable star 20 Came as Building Contracting 33 Auto Part* For Sal* 60 Four door sedan. Automatic 1969 CHEVROLET model C 60 35 Gained 53 Respectful ti­ vice guaranteed, now WATERPROOFlNt; in Cetus result IS INTERIOR PAINTING AND FURNISHED THREE ROOM transmission steering, radio, Dump Truck. Six yard body. Reeing to Canada will not work, because Canada has 39 Seas tle ollering FREE STCMP hatchways. Inundation 29 Caviar 22 Spanish WALLPAPERING WES ROBBINS Carpentry APARTMENT. Second floor. SNOW TIRES. Two Sears air conditioning, t?egular gas. Good condition throughout. closed its borders to draft resisters. Also, deferments for 43 Sacred book 54 Ensign (abbr) cracks Tile lines, sump- 30 Likewise (i R IN I) IN Cl w ith tr e e Quality professional work at remodeling specialist. Ad­ Heat. Private entrances. 6x78x14, $50. Extra Rim from Excellent condition! $4350. $3200. 649-6544 college students are no longer authorized. pumps. stone walls, steps, 3 1 Art lover 1 2 3 4 8 6 ; 1 9 10 11 removal Free estimates Ful­ reasonable prices Fully in­ ditions. rec rooms, dormers, Adults. No pets. Security. Olds Cutlass, $10. Please call Telephone 647-9037. •••••••••••••••••••••••••ft ' Although a young man who acts from deeply held ly insured Relerences Senior patios, walks Chimnev sured Free estimates G 1. bu 1 11 - ins. bathrooms, 33 Wigs References. 643-4860. 649-7183 after 6:00 p.m. Molorcfclaa-Bleycla* 64 principles in, let’s say, refusing to register or accept 12 13 Citizens Discount 643-7285 repairs 871-8398. 643-4953 McHugh 643-9,321 kitchens. 649-3446 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19670LDS. Automatic. Four induction is entitled to respect for taking a stand which can 36 City in Oklahoma SINGLE SPECIAL! Fur­ Autoi For Sale 61 door. Air conditiong. Power 1975 HONDA 200 CBT. 7,500 result in severe penalties. I think you'll agree he should first t4 IS H K W E A V I N C WILL DELIVER small loads PA IN TIN G BY CRAIG FAHRAND REMODELING - nished one bedroom. Air. steering power brakes. New be fully aware of the ramifications of his actions and the 37 Broke bread H01.e s Zippers:Zinpe umbrellas miles. Excellent condition. 16 17 of sand, gravel or loam Call OGDEN Interior and Cahinets. Roofing. Gutters, Carpeting. Only $100. Lectors, tires ana brakes. No rust. possible alternatives available to him. 36 Defense or­ repaired WirWindow shades. WE PAY TOP PRICES for $550. Call 742-9693, after 6:00 644-1775. Can call 7 00 a m to Exterior Specialist' Fully In­ Room .Additions, Decks. All 236-5646. Good condition. $850. 6465476. RICHARD P. FOX. LOS ANGELES ganization ta 19 ,0 22 24 25 Venetian blinds Kevs. TV wrecked and junk cars. A & B p.m. 10:00 a m sured Free Estimatesfall types of Remodeling and Auto Salvage, used auto parts. (abbr) 1 ” FOR RE.N'T Marlow s. 867 Captain Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca 26 28 3 . anytime. 649-8749 Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ MANCHESTER - New duplex. Call Tony 646-6223, MUSTANG 1979 - 2 door DEAR MR. FOX: Amen. 40 Stir Mam Street 649-5221 1973 KAWASAKI 900. 41 Radiation 1 1 RELIABLE .MOTHER WILL ly insured. Phone 643-6017 Two bedroom, IW batbs, wall- sedan. Automatic, 6 cylinder. 30 H 3 1 DAN SHEA PAINTING & Showroom condKion. Header. measure (abbr BABYSIT FOR YOl'H CHILD to-wall carpeting, fireplace, Radio. 7500 miles. Excellent 7,000 miles. $2,200 or best BUT MHLIWe; OH DBA HI I'M AFRAID 1 DECORATING Interior and ) 33 33 in my hom e, in Bolton LEON CIEZSYN'SKI appliances and dishwasher. condition! Owner moving. offer. 568-0645. WH'/ NOT WAIT I'VE NO TDWETO-E) 'Manchester line' Call 643- Exterior Also Wallpapering Bl ILDER New homes, ad­ Sliders and deck. $450 Call 643-2012. $4100. TILL THE PRB5B IF I K N E W h o w : 42 Leak H Quality Craftsmanship' Call ditions. remodeling, rec DEAR ABBY; A woman who has been with the company FIWP5 OUT 44 Connect 37 3 . 39 0131 monthly. No pets. Utilities not WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1 i r L.AW'.NS CCT Expert service 646-5424 or 646-1305 rooms, garages, kitchens QUALITY BMX PARTS - for over 40 years announced last May that she was retiring WE'RE 45 Pallid Lowest rates around Call tor included 649-7105 weekdays MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1974 CHEVY IMPALA Forks, frames et cetra. An- 4 t 43 E.XPEHIENCED HOCSE remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Paid, Call Parker Street Used in September. She is well over the age of retirement, but has 46 Long period i 1 " free estimate 649-7773 after 5:00 p m. WAGON - $850. 1972 Pinto tytime after 6:00 p.m., 643- of time CLEANER - Ambitious and dormers, roofing Residential always been in good health and is sharp as a tack. She once 4S 46 47 evenings. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Sedan. Automatic. $475. Call 2828: except Thurraay after 48 Luggage item friendly References or commercial 649-4291. said she'd never retire. TWO BEDROOM - wall to 649-5025, or 646-8363 8:00 p.m. 51 Stir 41 49 so 51 52 53 54 available' Hourly rates Call 1969 CONTINENTAL Well, all.her,fellow-employees got together and bought her PAI.NTING INTERIOR AND wall carpeting, appliances. 55 Unsealed CERAMIC FIRING Discount 649-8551 Weekly, or bi-weekly DESIGN KITCHENS - CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call a beautiful set of matched luggage, which we presented at a a 56 EXTERIOR lw)w rales Fully Adults. No pets. Security. 56 Table Imen rates Quick service Call 643- preferred. Cabinets, Vanities. Formica $325. 649-6253. between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 farewell dinner. 57 Courted insured .Nine years Invitation To Bid B7 56 2543 Counter Tops Display. p.m. 646^004. Now she tells us she's changed her mind and she doesn't 58 Pouts experience Free estimates - a MOTHER WITH STATE C.412 moc Storage & Bookcases Kitchen AVAILABLE Sealed bids will be received at the Purchasing Office of want to retire after all. Nobody knows how much longer she LICENSE will care for one in­ Cabinet Fronts. Custom IMMEDIATELY - Newer 2 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Manchester Community College, P.O. Box 1046, 60 Bidwell intends to continue working. Have you ever heard of LAWNMOWERS fant In my home, your Woodworking 649-9658 Bedroom Duplex. Modern tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 anything so nutty? And what should we do about it? REPAIRED 15-- Sr Citizen Street, Manchester, CT 06040, for the construction of two small transportation Call 643-4423 EXTERIOR PAINTING bath and kitchen. $375 per negotiable. Telephone 643- cinder block structures in support of the Bicentennial Bandshell HER FELLOW-WORKERS Discount' F’ree pick up and anytime Heating-Plumbing 35 experienced college student month, plus utilities and 6785, or 659-1723. until 10 a.m.. September 23, 1980, at which time they will be delivery' Expert service Quality work Very security Mr Frechette 646- DEAR WORKERS: What’s ao nutty about a woman Allay Oop — Dave Sraue ECONOMY LAWNMOWER reasonable prices Call .Mike, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 4144 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER publicly opened. Interested contractors may call Mr. Andrew 647-3660 changing her mind? When she finally retires, just say Painting-Papering 32 569-3458 or 569-4945. repairs plugged drains, 318. Three speed. Posi rear Germanowicz at the College, 6464900. X 263. for bid documents. “Goodbye,” kitchen lancets replaced, end. Needs some work. Best HEBRON Two bedrooom Andrew Germanowicz BRICK, BLOCK STONE - PROFESSIONAL PAINTING repaired, rec rooms, apartment Quiet area. Easy offer over $400. 871-7385. Fireplaces t.'oncrete. - Interior and exterior LEE PAINTING Interior & bathroom remodeling, heal Purchasing Services Officer DEAR ABBY; Our 4-year-old son has been calling my commute to Hartford, husband and me by our first names ever since he started Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Chimney Repairs "No Job Commercial and residential. Exterior "Check mv rate modernization, etc Free Willimantic. New London or 1976 MAVERICK - 3 speed Too Small " Call 644-8356 for Free estimates Fully in­ before vou decorate " bepen- Estimate gladlv given M Si M Middletown. Call 228-3371 or manual transmission. Good talking. It has never bothered us. so we've never made an estimates sured 646-4879 dable Euliv insured 646-1653 Plumbing it Heating 649-2871. 228-0328, from 6:00 p.m. to condition. $1600. Call 643-9508. issue of it. The child is polite, respectful and loving. Finesse option kept open 8:00 p.m or 649-5635. Our problem is my mother-in-law, who thinks it "sounds" ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID terrible. She says it shows a lack of respect, and we should SEVEN LARGE ROOM 1976 TRIUMPH TR6 . 34,000 teach our son to call us Mom and Dad, the way other Once North transfers to Town of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) KEEP SMILING Duplex. Four bedrooms, IVi miles. Excellent condition. children address their parents. I repeat, we don’t see hearts. South wants to tell Articlea tor Sale 41 Article* tor Sale Garden Product* 4 7 baths Basement, garage. $450 Asking $5,000. 646-6684. Separate sealed bids for the Railroad Siding at Hartford anything wrong with it. but my mother-in-law keeps North about this nice holding KEEP HAPPY monthly Security deposit. No Distributors will be received by the Town of Manchester, having on it. Instead of merely bidding two SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many pels C'all 649-3050. BANK REPOSSESSIONS - Connecticut at the office of the Director of General Services un­ What do you think? spades, he lumps to three North woula have passed a Processed Gravel, Sand. new varities 29 Mountain Apartments For Rent 53 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo til 11:00 A M. E.D S.T.. September 9, 1980 and then will be SATISFIED MOTHER Slone, and Fill For deliveries Road. Glastonbury. (.Near mere two spades, but he goes ELDRIDGE STREET - First $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport publicly opened and read aloud. on to game after South's ALCMI.NL'M Sheets used as call George Griffing. 742-7886 Minneachaug Golf Course' floor 2 bedroom apartment, Fury $2300. 1976 Dodge d e a r printing plates. 007 thick ' SATISFIED: There la no need to change your jump 118 MAIN STREET - ' The large kitchen, pantry and Charger ^ c i a l Edition $2500. The Information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Contract, way of doing anything you’re comfortable with. If 23x28'2'. 25 cents each or 5 FOR SALE - Couch, end NATIVE PEACHES AND Gables 3 Room Apartment living room. Tenant pays heat 1973 GMC "Jimmy " Utility tor $1 Phone 643-2711 Must be Third floor. Heal and hot Plans. Specifications and Forms of Bid Bond. Performance and your mother-in-law isn’t happy with it ~ that’a her tables, chair T V antenna, PE3ARS Botti's Fruit Farm and utilities. $300 monthly. Truck $2300. 1969 AMC Am­ Payment Bond, and other contract documents may be problem. West's trump lead doesn't picked up before 11 a m rotor $95 72 West Street 260 Bush Hill Road, irear'. water $320 monthly Security ONLY Parking available. bassador $500. The above may examined at the following: help South any He wins with Saturday. 9 00 a m to 11 00 .'Vlanchester and Tenant Insurance References and security be seen at the Savings Bank of DEAR ABBY; What is your opinion of relatives you never the king over Blast’s jack, a m required Available deposit required. Call 568- Manchester, 923 Main Street. Office of the Director of General Services hear from unless they’re drunk? leads a trump to dummy and SEARS STEREO - Am-fm. 8 ORGANICALLY GROWN .Septeniher 1st Call 646-2426. 9 6295. D. IN DELAWARE romptly loses the diamond track with recorder, turntable to 5 weekdays Municipal Building VEGTABLES .No poisinnous 1976 PLYMOUTH ARROW - 41 Center Street f Inesse A diamond comes and two speakers Excellent dust or sprays Buy from the DEAR D.: Don’t complain. You could have relatives back and South sees that he condition $200 Call alter 6 Home* lor Rent 54 Automatic. About 25 mpg. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 farm at less than market ATTRACTIVE THREE $2500 or best offer. Call ^ you never hear from unless they’re broke. must find East with either the p m . 647-1400 TAG SALES ROOM APARTMENT Heat ace of clubs or king of hearts prices Only ten minutes from TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. 4162 after 5:00 p.m. Copies may be obtained at the office of the Director of General downtown .Manchester Call Electricity Hot water. Getting married? Whether you want a formal if he wants to make his game POOL- 24' X 4 . 7 ft deep Near hospital References. Services located at Manchester. Connecticut upon payment of 742-5081 .Appliances References No Security Lease required $400 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four church wedding or a simple, “do-your-own-thing” Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck TAG SALE - All week until pets $285 646-3167. 228-3540 $25.00 for each set. , ceremony, get Abby’a new Iiooklet. Send $1 plus a $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 Sunday Girls clothes. Brow­ per month Group 1 Philbrick door. Registered and running. Agency, 646-4200. Needs work. Best offer. Call long, aelf-addresaed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Can he work out a way to ne uniform, dishes,et cetera MANCHESTER - Attractive Any unsuccessful bidder, upon returning each set promptly and Abby’s Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly try both plays'* Yes. he can 0 High Meadow Road, 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after in good condition, will be refunded his payment. and does "nviN G MIST SELL' Oval four room lirst floor apart­ MANCHESTER 6 ROOM HIIU, Calif. 90212. Bolton ment Stove Relerences No 5:00 p.m. wood gram formica table with BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to one leal plus 4 chairs $50 5,000 pets $275. 646-3167, 228-3540 He runs diamonds to dis­ MOVING, EVERYTHING tiques. Goose Lane, Coventry Full basement. Good location. reject any or all bids. card a heart from dummy 3TC room air conditoncr $30 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday Nice yard $490 monthly, plus MUST GO' 3 Family Tag MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms. Then he tries the heart finesse Frigidaire clothes dryer $50 2 Sale Double keyboard organ, utilities. Contact: StranoReal Each Bidder must deposit with his bid. security in the amount, and It works If the heart room size green shag rugs $35 2 baths, carpeted, appliances, Estate. 646-2000 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 PstroQroph single bedroom’ set (French form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information finesse had lost he would have each: rug runner $15 Twin THE PACK RAT will open by air conditioned $450 Call 643- Door Sedan, in very good con­ Provincial! 2 console stereo, 1100 to Bidders been able to get to dummy by iiattress and boxspring $25 baby items, toys, mis­ chance, or request during the MANCHESTER dition. and well maintained. ruffing for a lead to his king Walnut coffee table $45 cellaneous 643-4385 summer Call 643-6880 Asking $300. Please call 646 No Bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after the actual of elute later Wooden drop leaf kitchen MANCHESTER September 3582. CAPfUCORN (Pec. 22-4an. 19) 1 Large three room-one HOUSES FOR RENT date ol the opening thereof. table $20 Tricycle $10 Girls TAG SALE - August 30th, and A N T IQ U ES & "Available immediately” 3 Robert B Weiss. General Manager Something someor>e says or ' bicycle $15 Man s A.MF 10 bedroom apartment Very < % H ir does could be interpreted as a 31st. 10 00-3 00 Desk, books COLLECTIBLES - Will bedroom Cape Cod on cor­ 074-08 -I-ced $40 Upholstered chair purchase outright, or sell on private A pel considered. social slight by you today. A roller skates. 5 gallon ner lot. fireplace, den, & < B i r t h d £ ^ harsh reaction on your part S2u Call 647-9706 commission llouselot or Lease Security $300 monthly. INVITATION aquarium, kitchen items, and Evenings, 647-9565 garage Only $450 monthly could spoil the fun for everyor>e- more' 47 Hoffman Road single piece Telephone 644- plus utilities & security. AQUARIU8 (Jan. 2P-Feb. 19) .Manchester 8962 TO BID You could be unduly angered ce could cut you to the quick ( all 646-8450. after 7:00 p m security. Connecticut 06040 until 11:00 a m EDST on Wednesday, VmOO (Aug. 2S-9epl. 22) The if you take this person's words to /SriOJLP HAVE AJTI. ■7£P X. FEMALE ROOM MATE until September 18. 1980 at temptation to retort In a sharp heart. Pass It off to Immaturity. THE ’^'ELP WAi T20SMALL Mualcal Inatruments 44 wanted Non-smoking, MR. FRECHETTE September 10. 1980 at which time and place said bids shall LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing 11:00 a.m. for the manner to anyone who comes on ARIES (March 21-AprH 19) The FOR 4 .HAW RENTALS Manchester town house Tel. 646-4144 publicly opened and read aloud. a bit too strong might be more way someone has handled a Table Was $80. asking $45 PLAYER PIA.NO - Beautiful Includes heat and hot water. following: OF MY refinish with stained-glass than you can handle today. Try matter that cost you money may PURTlNcj } ( I P BET-teP Babv s walker $9 Carseat $6 $150. iiionthlv September 1 frechette, Martin& IM RCHASE OF ONE The work includes the construction of approximately 32,800 not to lose contol. Romance, get you a trifle miffed today. 646-2096 front In tune Moving, must 649-1312 linear feet of 6 ,6 ,1 2 ,- and 16inch ductile iron water mains and travel, luck, resources, possible Receipts or guarantees may be talen ts: X KEEF PUNNINS! Room* tor Rent ^Jotlunan, ixc. rlutorsx NEW ONE TON 4 sell 649-2981 appurtenant work pKfalls and career for the coming your only recourse. JUasB RBNCHY OIL FIRED water heater THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ VFiR.NO.N - E x tra large. WHEEL DRIVE CAB & months are all discussed in your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A TAHEE) ^ TWENTY TWO re b u ilt, i l i Be tte r Astro-Orai^, which begins with temperamental companion Is In Excellent condition $65 or trally located Kitchen Carpeted two bedroom. CHASSLS WITH 1)1 MP Bid security in the form of a bid bond, payable to the Owner, is YIEPlEYAL refinished pianos in a house’’? IrfilllH om es, your birthday. Mail $1 for each to an argumentlve mood today ar>d VIEW OF best offer 643-2698. until 7:00 privileges. Call 649-2358 Modern kitchen Kids ok BODY required in the sum of 10 percent (10%) of the bid. Bid security Astro-Qraph. Box 489, Radio could be looking for something p m Yes' The new home of Meyers Won't last at $200. Locators, vanpausm: Piano and Guitar lor grands, shall be subject to the conditions provided in the Instructions to City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to grumble about. Back off If you MATURE MALE ROOM $15 236-5646 ITS FOR YOU! All modern ONE NEW Vi ton 4 Bidders. to specify birth date. see the storm signals 25 COLOR TELEVISION - plavers. uprights Call 871- 2143 Female, mature $20 Non- appliances in this king size 4 VI H E E L D KI V E U M U (Sept. 22-Oct. 23) In any GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be Gixid conditiion $200 Call 649- smokers Live-in References ALL BILLS PAID' Comfor­ room home Call for details. The Instruction to Bidders, Form of General Bid, Contract ■financial dealings today, make realistic about what you can 1865 after 5 00 p m CHASSIS sure you are neither asking too physically handle today. If you TRUMPET FOR SALE - Good One must have license, plus table one bedroom, in quiet Only $250. Locators. 236-5646. Plans. Specifications. Performance and Payment ^nds, and lew errands and meals 649- neighborhood Special low much nor giving more than you take on too much, the strain on condition Best offer Please ONE NEW IMCKI P other Contract Documents may be examin^ and obtained at should. A good balarKe serves your muscles may take a while to SEVENTY TWO INCH Couch, 5459 rent $155 Locators. 236-5646 DREAM NO MORE! Lovely 2 chair, ottoman $400 .Maple call 643-9868, ask lor Chris, I'KI C K the office of the Director of General Services, Municipal the Interests of all heal. bedroom home on large Building 41 Center Street. Manchester. Connecticut 06040. A SCOIIPK) (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You CANCER (June 21-July 22) Most Hutch $300 .Magnavox Con- GENTLK.M AN ONLY. pe Garden Product* 47 wooded lot. Kids ok. Modern PACKER TRUCK deposit of $50.00 in cash or check, made payable to the Town of could be a bit too short- I people's bark is worse than their 'Ole Stereo $150 Call 646-6693 Kitchen privieges Free ok. Carpeting. Dishwasher. tempered lor your own good bite. You may encounter such an appliances. Just $200. RENTAL FOR TOWN Manchester, will be required for each set of Contract package :--'(uritv and Much m ore! J u s t $290. Locators, 236-5646. today, especially' if you must individual today. Don't overreact 16 X 32 FOOT OVAL POOL - PICK YOUR OWN tomatos. references re(|uired. 643-2693 Locators, 236-5646 \X IDE LEAF PICKI P Documents taken Any unsuccessful bidder or nonbidder, upon pace yourself behind one who Is to this person's comments. peppers and eggplants Bot- Filler and pump All for appointment BOLTO.N - Peaceful seculsion returning such set within 30 days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal slow or does things laboriously. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Bossy accessories Deck $300 Call ticello Farms. 209 Hillstown .MOVE TODAY! Furnished VAC-ALL RENTAL FOR holidays excluded, after the date of opening bids and in good •AQITTAAtUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) methods will meet with balky 644-9783 evenings Road. .Manchester in this modern one bedroom Trying to catch up with every­ rebuttals today, so if there Is SOMEONE INTERESTED IN three rooms, all modern con­ home, with basement. Many TWON WIDE LEAF condition will be refunded his deposit. thing you should have be^ something you want another to COOKING in exchange for veniences Close to shopping extras! $290. Locators, 236- PICKIP doing all week could find you in a do for you, use only sweet words room and board R etir^ per­ and transportation Kids ok 5646. Contract Documents will be mailed to prospective bidders upon dither today. Better slow up and to gain cooperation. son preferred References Now $245 Locators, 236-5646. The Town of Manchester is request and receipt of a separate check for $25.00 made pyeble at least do some things well. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A S S N ) WOODSIDE ANTIQUES required 646-0902 A RARE FIND! Air, base­ an equal opportunity to the Town of Manchester, which will not be refunded. ment, carpet, dishwasher, employer, and requires an SMft aiancM - Oil Fox ROO.M FOR RENT IN NEWLY DECORATED - plus more, in this modern The successful bidder must'furnish a Performance Bond and a MANCHESTER home Oversized two bedrooms, with home. Now only $270. affirmative action policy Payment Bond equal to 100 percent of the contract price. BUYING Kitchen priveleges Near basement Dishwa.sher plus Locators, 236-5646. for all of its Contractors busline, school and shopping more' $300 Liu'ators. 236- and Vendors as a condition No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days .Mature female, one who likes 5646 excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays after the date ANDOVER - 5 Room Single. of doing business with the children Interested'’ Call 643- $300 plus utilities. Married of opening of bids. G0LD,„, SILVER 8567 couple ,No children. No pets. Town, as per Federal FAMILY SIZE 5 rooms Heat Order 11246. The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, and paid Modern appliances. No washing machine. CHARTER OAK STREET - References. Lease. Security. requires an affirmative action policy for all of its contractors WE PAY INSTANTLY ON TH| SPOT Room with private entrance, Good schools Only $310 Bid forms, plans and Locators. 236-5646 742-6078, mornings and after and vendors, as a condition of doing business with the Town, as • Class Rings • Jewelry suitable for working 6 : 742-6873 afternoons. specifications are per Federal E x^utive Order No. 11246. Bidders on this work gentleman $30.00 weekly • Anything marlied lOK 14K 18K EAST HARTFORD - Working available at the General will be required to comply with said Order and all amendments $35 00 .Security. No cooking or supplements to that Executive Order. Call 649-1746 with 1. 2. 3 bedroom houses, OHIcea-Stora* lor Rant 55 Services Office, 41 Center • All Sterling Silver and apartments Many accep­ Street, Manchester, The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or to Apartment* For Rent 53 ting children and pels'Call lor Connecticut. PHONE 643-4639 HOURS 9-5 details. Locators. 236-5646 reject any or all bids, should the Owner deem it to be in the Town of Manchester, public interest to do so. 210 PINE ST. • MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MAIN 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE STREET-2-3 Rooms Heated. tiL.A,STONBURY - Lovely 4 Connecticut Town of Manchester, Connecticut corner of HTFO. RD. AND PINE ST. for rent. Central location. Hot water Appliances. No room with 2 baths, modern Newly redecorated, with am­ Robert B. Weiss, Robert B. Weiss kitchen, with dishwasher, (OLD KINGS BLDG.) pets. Parking. Security 523- ple parking. Telephone 649- General Manager General Manager 7047, pool, plus more! Only $345. 077-08 Locators, 236-5646. 2891. 07608

★ ^ iU A l l ^ ik H O ^ Sng tie "No, I don't mind your rates at all. I'm an electriclani" ♦ Call 643-2711 ^ Call 643-2711 JO - KVK.NJIH; H KK A U ). Thurs_. August Absentee rate high for state workers H ARTFO RD (DPI) - The absentee days. cumulated for future use. leave usage were the Department of rate for Connecticut state employees in The C P E C said employees in the private Employees also are allowed three per­ Correction; Laurel Heights Hospital; the 1978 and 1979 was 49 percent higher than in sector were absent about 3.5 percent of sonal leave days for any purpose. Waterbury Regional Center; the Attorney the private sector and cost taxpayers at the working time. The group also said that General's Office; the Office of Policy and least $44 million, a private business group the $44 million absentee cost for 1978 and The CPEC. in its current issue of Management; the Agricultural Experi­ said today. 1979 did not include overtime and added Taxpayers News, said divisions with high ment Station; the Department of staffing. levels of sick leave usage included the Economic Development and the Depart­ The Connecticut Public Expenditure State Comptroller's Office; the State ment of Education. State employees are permitted up to 15 Council said the average state employee Collections Services Bureau; the Cheshire The C P E C added that the number of in those two years took nine sick days and sibk days annually for personal illness or and New Haven Correctional Centers, and sick leave days by state employees has in­ fam ily illness: medical and dental ap­ three personal leave days and was absent Connecticut Valley and Norwich State creased slightly since collective from work 5.2 percent of the regular pointments; death in the immediate fami­ Hospitals. bargaining agreements with Connecticut working time, or 12 out of 231 working ly and funerals. The sick days can be ac­ At the lower end of the scale for sick workers went into effect in July. Productivity slumped in spring quarter

WASHINGTON (UPlI - Productivity The second quarter slump in productivi­ The Labor Department said output fell and employer contributions — increased for all non-financial corporations slumped ty followed a meager 0.1 percent decline 10.7 percent during the April-to-June 11.1 percent during the second quarter. 1.1 percent during the spring quarter as during the first three months of the year. quarter when the current recession was But "real " hourly compensation — what output fell more than it has at any time in In its report, the Labor Department taking its heaviest toll on the economy. a worker's money and benefits are worth 22 years of record keeping, the Labor measures the productivity for all cor­ The decline was the largest since record after inflation is taken into consideration Department said Wednesday. porations doing business in the United keeping began in this series back in 1958. It was the sixth quarterly decline in States with the exception of banks, stock At the same time, employee hours — tell 2.3 percent between April and June. productivity and the largest drop in a and commodity brokers, and finance and dropped 9.8 percent, marking the largest It represented the ninth straight quarter year. The only time that productivity has insurance companies. decline since the first quarter of 1975, the of decline, the longest string on record, declined for a longer period of time — Two components make up the produc­ department said. seven straight quarters — was during 1973- tivity statistic — output by the cor­ In another part of the report, the depart­ and left the American worker with his 74 when the nation was experiencing its porations and the amount of hours worked ment said hourly compensation to lowest earning power since the first last recession. by their employees. workers — wages, salaries, fringe benefits quarter of 1972.

!\etv dean G R O ssrrm n s p r o d u c ts Hobert Barde, dean of academic affairs at anC^evftns c o m p p n y .Manchester Community College, was one of the guests at a reception Tuesday at the stu­ dent center at the college. Barde, who assumes his post this year, was one of the Fix-Up Savings For guests at the reception for Dr. William Vin­ cent. new.president of MCC. i Herald photo by Burbank I The Long Weekendi ^‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY' m GRANDPA WITH LOVE, STUDSST PHILIP & PAUL” ECONOMY 2x4x8' A low priced, stan­ dard sized stud 79 Build it righti U.L. approved lor lire & wind re < sitlance. In stock colors only TOP QUALITY YOU PICK 100% asphalt coaled. Sell 2x4x8' 129 Meets building code at tha requirements. Top ^ quality P.A.O. For CORN CRIB all construction. • MARK 25-ROOF SHINGLES RASPBERRY PATCH 25 PRO-RATED WARRANTY 9 89 BOL BUCKLAND RD. SOUTH WINDSOR , r - . o u OPEN DAILY 10 A.M TO 8 P.M.

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A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH IN DESIGN, PERFORMANCE AND GAS MILEAGE.

AUGUST 28. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 27, 1980 Money Supply Grows, Americans Work Fewer Hours To Buy Whu! is Ihe sutc speed lo drive in a tog.* A goi>d rule New Auto And Gas Than In 1950 ihuinh. il sou can see six car Interest Rates Drop lengths ahead and no more — slow lo 20 to TOmph II \ou can In the face o f soaring inflation, the Even more startling arc parallel fig­ see two ear lengths aheail ID number of hours it takes for an A m a - ures on gas purchases. In 1950, the 10 15 inph For New Car Loans ican family to buy a car and pay for median family worked 93 hours to gasoline has actually declined over buy and consume 603 gallons of gas­ A dirl\ air tiller c.in cost )ixi The availability of money for new- the past 30 years. oline per vehicle. In 1979, the median- nmnes— and liicl Make sure Nour air Idler is replakeil .it car loans has grown in recent weeks This startling fact comes out of of­ income family worked 62.5 hours to periodic inicrsals and interest rates have dropped, a sur­ buy 702 gallons. ficial government statistics. Figures ( ‘hcck \our manual lor ihe vey of dealer associations discloses. Background figures are as follows; manuladurcr's rcLommcnda supplied by the Department of Energy, A s a result, banks and the car fi­ Gasoline cost 26.7 cents a gallon in lion the Department of Transportation, nancing corporations of the major 1950. The family paid SI6I for 603 and U.S. Bureau of Census show car makers are offering favorable galloas out of a median family income Reducing gasoline consump that the median-income family of 1950 terms to prospective car buyers. In ./19 8 0 of $3,319. In 1979, gas cost 90 cents lion hs proper car mainienance. AVAILABLE ON worked 1,184 hours to buy a car. 1980 carp(K)hng and improved driv many cases, interest rates are falling By 1979, the median-income family and the family paid $632 to buy 702 mg habits are just three wavs below home mortgage rates and con­ gallons from an income of $ 19,404. worked only 682 hours to buy a new America’s drivers can help im sumer loans made for other purposes. BOBCATS/ i^ b c a t car. prove ihe national economv This fact, coupled with large new- BOBCAT car inventories and high trade-in val­ ues for median-age cars, makes this BW 0VH w / 5,23.97 summer an idral buying time, says STOCK i|l(tT-3f the National Automobile Dealers Association. MONTHLY N A D A cites as a typical example SALE PRICE $4956 a nc« c;ir buyer who boiichi a $6,50() S A LE PRICE $5D87 car will) a rebate of $500, rccciu-d FINANCE $4757 SI,4(X) in iradc-in for his old car, and FINANCE CHARGE $1034.20 FINANCE $4888 tixik out a loan for S4.6(XI on a 48- nionlh coniract at 13 pcrccni. \loniliK FINANCE Looking for a i paynienlswillbc$l22. DEFERRED CHARGE $1062.56 In addition, the buyer will raeive PAYMENT _M 791.2D approximately $465 as a deduction DEFERRED for loan interest when he pays his truly s(5raal,/. 1980 taxes. He will save an estimated PAYMENT $5950.56 $500 in better gas mileage and another $120.65 $.100 in anticipated maintenance and 48 MONTHS AT 10% APR ^ MONTHLY DOWN repairs on his old car. (The gas mile­ 48 MONTHS AT 10% APR age and maintenance/repair figures STOCK iK car deal? are based on U.S. government statis- -tics for 1980 vs. 1974 cars.) Thus, combining his rebate, lax de­ duction, and the gas mileage and 1 9 8 0 \ "T-Js mainicnance/repair savings oxer the 1980 next year, the buyer will enjoy the cqnixalcnt of a $1,465 bonus tor buy­ ing a 1980 car which, engineers say, BOBCAT ThelO^Sohition! represents the biggest technological BOBCAT breakthrough in decades. That's right! Here's the deal you've been waiting tor... LOW, LOW 10% new car financing direct from Dillon Ford! You'll save hundred8|Dn the TWO-Plnto or Granada of your choice, but hurry, supply is limited and offer ends soon $125.01 ALL NEW 1980 5 1 2 5 . 0 1 ^ „ ALL NEW 1980 70% of Average STOCK OT-44 GRANADAS C ar Price Increase STOCK OT-42 # PINTOS “Economy + Puth8tz9 Comfort! Invested In Quality # FINANCE CHARGE $1071.48 "Am»rlet‘$ Ftvorif Fun Ctrl" SALE PRICE $5128 FINANCE CHARGE $1071.48 SALE PRICE $5128 DEFERREO PAYMENT $6000.48 A full 70 percent o f the average $365 increase in manufacturers' DEFERRED PAYMENT $6000.48 FINANCE $4929 FINANCE $4929 48 MONTHS AT 10% APR fall-of-1979 list prices for 1980 cars 48 MONTHS AT 10% APR is invested in quality changes, according to the governm eni's % - Bureau of Labor Statistics. Only i 30 percent is accounted lor by MPG MPG 2 4 EPA 19 EPA inflation. MPG MPG The quality changes listed h> ihe 3 8 HWY » 4 3 7 7 e * 2 8 HWY * 6 0 4 0 . * B L S inelude: / w i o r i S t y w i t h e r s / ■Base si'Che* o*-ce subieci to state sales m and additional equipment • $II8 for redesign of emission control systems to meet current and anticipated federal air quality standards.

• $123.87 for engine and chassis changes to improve fuel economy D iLio n and resist corrosion. KnOacStatScwiaS^! 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONH. M3-5135 319 Man Str^cnAcrxjss f i ^ ArnnoryJ • $13.29 for bumper safety *Plu$ Tax A Raglatratlon; with Approvad Credit MANCHESTER, CT. 643-2145 improvements E VENING HERALD. Thurs., August 27, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 27. National Association Advises Safety Advances Overiooked As Critics Common-Sense Gas Approach Praise Fuel Efficiency of 1980 Cars Tlic 1980 car has been justly praised brakes; independeni suspensions ihal The reason many car owners fail u.se. At $1,50 a gallon, you’ll save for the impressive gain It has registered hug the road and corner flatter; com­ to take well-meaning advice on how more t han $ 100 a year. ' in fuel efficiency. The 1980 car gels mon use o f stabilizer bars that keep to .save gas-drive less, walk more, • Check your tire pressures every 52 percent belter gas mileage than the the car level on turns; and use o f more- share work and shopping trips, use lime you buy gas. Surveys show median-age car now on the road. glass for belter all-round visibiliis. public transportation-is that it’s that 9 out o f 10 tires are underin- But, says the National Automobile “ Passive" advances inelude steel sometimes impractical. flaied. Keeping tires inflated to lX;alcrs Assixiaiion, some imprcssisc roof pillars lo rcpiaee the fragile “luud- People who live in the suburban manufacturer specifications can advaiKX's in safely are being oscritxikcd tops” o f ycMcrday; steel sidebeams in 1980 Car Is Biggest Design complexes we’ve been building since save up to 5 percent o f the gas you in the prnxcupalion with gas mileage. dixtr piuiels to guiird (xcupanls against W orld W ar II can’t easily walk to a use—$50 or more. N A D A says that the safety advances sidc-on collisions; energy absorbing shopping mall five miles away. • Have your dealer tune up your car can be grouped into “active" and bumpers o f uniform height; larger Speedy, frequent bus .service often is once a year. Eight out o f 10 drivers “ passive” categories. .Among llie and brighter headlamp and laillighls unavailable. And families with varying fail to do it. Regular tune-ups can “ active” advances arc quick, more so that you can be seen as well as sex- schedules often can’t share rides as save, conservatively, 10 percent o f precise steering (rack-and-pinion, first beiicT; and comfonahle seat hells ihai Breakthrough In Decades much as they’d like without substan­ present gas consumption. invented in America, is common in oevupanis are far more apt lo use than tial and expensive loss o f time. To gel the biggest gas saving o f all, llic smaller models); fadc-resisiani disc bells on earlier mexlcls. Thus, says the National Automo­ says NADA, trade in your old car, Figures Show bile Dealers Association, we should A 1980 car gels an average o f 52 per­ seek gas-.saving measures that are cent better gas mileage than the The 1980 car is a major breakthrough Fuel Savings practical and can-bc accepted without median-age (1974) car still on the drastic changes in work and personal road. The 1974 car owner, says the in design, performance, and gas mileage. habits. Environmental Protection Agency, Are Dramatic In the common sense category, gets 13.9 mpg instead o f the fleet av­ N A D A says, are these: erage o f 21.5 mpg for the 1980 models. You may be able Concentration on engineering per­ c • Drive as if you have an egg between This means a difference o f up to and formance and axmomy has produced your foot and the gas pedal. C on­ often more than $500 a year and, to cut its price by a 1980 car that automotive experts sistent foot pressure, as opposed to warns the Department o f Transporta­ believe is the industry’s biggest tech­ stamping on the accelerator, can tion, another $500 for annual repairs nological breakthrough in decades. save up to 10 percent o f the gas you and maintenance o f the older car. “ Many Americans don’t realize it The dramatic difference. The dramatic reduction In the size and weight of the automobile yet,” says George Irvin, president o f during the past six years is illustrated here by superimposing the silhouette of a typical the National Autom obile Dealers median age 1974 car over that of a typicai 1980 car. Note that the usable Interior room of Association, “ but we have the means the 1980 car Is as large as (in many models, larger than) it was in the 1974 car. Weight re­ to achieve energy independence right duction in some models is as much as 1,000 pounds. in our hands. One simple fact tells the story: I f we could wave a wand and The 1980 C ar The Big Leap Forward In, Automobile Technology. Ideal Economy Factors Are replace every 1974 or older car on the HIgherwryy alecirenic Asredynemlc shipesee strong, uniform fuel burning, saves y reel peers add great ly 10 s » years ^ sa fe ty from Saudi Arabia and Libya com­ iighi alloys, precise fuel gas. eiimmates points, metering, better arrhow distnbutor rotor, condensor What is the ideal set o f conditions Don’t use the trunk or back seal as & letting. some have on­ The 1980 car represents Ihe biggest design breakthrough bined, And American car owners Spark plugs last twice as Bigger laH HgMe aitow you to be board computers tong ^ for gelling the very best gas mileage a place to store junk. seen Colors tell car foitowmg in decades. It offers 52 percent better gas mileage than the would save billions o f dollars at the whether you're crulsmg. braking, out o f your car? • Check your lire pressures every week. MatmanancetreebatHry. or lurm ng same time. We would all be winners. The National Autom obile Dealers This can save you up to 5 percent median-age 1974 car. It's lighter, stronger, safer, and of­ “The dramatic advance from a fuel ' fkjet tealaiance. Metal dipped m Association cites these: o f the gas you use each year. fers key advances like quick steering; road-hugging saspen- mileage average o f 13.9 miles per gal­ new anlt-rusl compounds before priming • Drive as if there were an egg be­ • Take your car to your dealer for a sions; precise fuel metering; fade-resistant disc brakes; lon in 1974 to 21.5 in 1980 is only one tween your fool and the gas pedal. tune-up once a year. This w ill save long-lasting lubricants; and low-friction radial tires. benefit o f the 1980 car, but it’s an im ­ This image will help you to avoid at least lO percent o f your gas portant one,” Irvin declares. Comers tialler. better Many " Energy-abeoiMng jack-rabbit starts and sudden stops consumption. include independeni Bui il’s expensive, you say. Here’s how lo eui ihai cosi. mavhe in h;ilf: r Qidokar steartng. Safer, IT sale redoa defiver *' bumpsrs. 19B0carsmeel The N A D A president listed these suspension, sfabiiuer bers more precise, many models crash standards and save as much as 10 percent o f • To achieve the biggest saving of all. as the main contributors to fuel e ffi­ 1. Ask Ihe dealer for a discouni or rebaie. He's goi lo make rixvm Frontwhee etv.. Common / ------1 P-Meetorwleittree. . the gas you consume. trade your median age 1974 or older ciency in the 1980 car: to many models Dtec brakae. Sett adjusting, taderesrstwif. safer Less roHmg resistance for his 1981 models ibis summer. s better mkeage • Observe the 55 mile-an-hour speed car in on a 1980 model. The average • An aerodynamic design, common limit on highways. A car driven at saving is 305 gallons per year at 2. Compare the EPA gas mileage and purchase price o f iwo^or to all models, that lets the air flow burning and eliminaie breaker 70 uses about twice as much gas as 12,000 miles o f drising. Government more cars you like. I f one cosis more bul usex less ga--. ligiire oiii around the ear without piling up in 1980 car bodies are dipped in a com­ them than in the past. points, distributor rotor, and con­ a car going 50 mph, figures show that the fleet average the irade-off over a ihrix’-year perivxl. In general, a 1980 car will front o f it or creating a drag effect pound that effectively resists rust and “The 1980 car is actually a tre­ denser. • Don’t let your car sit and idle. Stan o f the 1980 car is 21.5 mpg; for the use about $5(X) less gas i han a 1974 car. behind it. corrosion.” mendous bargain,” Irvin says. “ Not 1974 car it’s 13.9 mpg. ■ Performance and safety are com­ it and drive it away. It’ll warm up 3 Find out how much you can gel for sour old car. fradc-in values • Slipperier lubricants that reduce many people realize it but the median- . • A major downsizing of the car, bined in the 1980 car, Irvin says. while driving. The superior fuel efficiency o f the friaion, save gas, and require fewer income family worked only 682 hours are inflated right now. (They'll likels decline .as greater numherv combined with use of lighter, Quicker, more precise steering and • Consolidale your trips; shon trips 1980 car flows from several factors: oil changes. in 1979 to buy a new car. In 1950, the o f fuel-efficieni ears hit the road.) stronger, metals, that has reduced and cold engines produce poor mile­ An aerodynamic design that lets the independent suspensions that produce median fam ily worked 1,184 hours- the weight as much as 1,000 pounds age and waste. air fb w around the car iriqead o f piling 4 . Figure out your firsi-sear saving in repair and iiiamienance. Ihe • P-metric radial tires that produce better traction and hug the road are almost twice as long. but has retained as much (and some­ • Keep your car free of excess weight. up in front o f it or creating a drag 1980 cars have long mainienanvv schedules, neexl lewer oil cluuigvN less rolling resistahee. “active” safety features that also in- “Today’s buyer enjoys a whole times has created more) interior behind it. Smaller overall dimensions than older models. The U.S. gosernmeni says ihai a I9 '4 car will aease the fun o f driving and reduce cluster o f benefits. He or she gets the space. • Lower rear axle ratios that deliver without sacrificing interior room. A cost about $500 in repairs and mainienance ihis sear. more revolutions per turn of the driver fatigue. Fade-resistant, self- finest car that’s been produced in lighter, more efficient engine with 5. Calculate die deduction you can claim on sour 1980 income i.is • Smaller, more efficient engines built drive shaft. adjusting disc brakes permit quicker many, many years. It w ill save enor­ precise fuel metering and high-energy for car loan interest. It could be $4(X)-5(X). from lighter alloys. The 1980 en­ and more reliable braking. mously in gasoline, oil, maintenance, Quality control, performance, and Steel roof pillars ’Tassively” protect ignition. Slipperier lubricants and gine provides better fuel metering and repairs. Given the economic con­ 6 . Add it all up. Assume you gel a $5(X) rebate, mivc >5(X) m g.i'. get greatly enhanced safety are other ben­ radial tires; both reduce friction. through better airflow and jetting a car’s occupants, as do steel side- ditions that have afflicted dealers, the $1,400 in trade-in. save $.^(X) in repairN, and can claim $4.'0 m in­ efits of the 1980 breakthrough, says DECLARE Lower ade ratios that deliver more or, depending on the design, through beams that reinforce door panels and buyer will get it this summer at a bare- come tax deduction. That totals $3.3.'0. II the car you like c o 'i' Irvin. protect against a side-on collision. revolutions for each turn o f the drive fuel injection and use o f on-board bones cost. The trade-in value w ill be $6,500, it now will cost you $3,150. YOUR shaft. computers. “Scratch an old car and you get Stronger bumpers of uniform height high. A nd the interest on the balance, rust,” he says. “ Let the car be exposed absorb more energy. Seat belts are if financed, will produce a nice de­ ENERGY • High energy electronic ignition sys­ BUY A 1980 CAR: IPS A BARGAIN to the elements for a few years and easier and more com fortable to use duction in the buyer’s 1980 income tems that provide uniform fuel INDEPENDENCE corrosion sets in. Not any more. The and occupants are more willing to use taxes. You really can’t go wrong.” BUY A 1980 CAR TRADE VALUE UP NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION The average trade-in value of a used car rose by 8.8 percent during NOW 1979. Value in 1979 was $3,413; in 1978, it was $3,136. r F.VEN1NG H ERA LD . Thurs., August 27, 1980 E V E N IN G H ERA LD , Thurs., August 27, 18

5. Wheels should be aligned and bal­ CHd Car Invites Loss, New Bundle Of Benefits Awaits anced every: HELP MEETOUft ENERGY GOALS Fuel A . M onth B. Sb( months Government Figures Show Median-Age Car Owner Efficiency C. Year Suppose every car owner did You say you own a median-age ably spending $1,(XX) or more a year 6. One out o f every two cars on the what you do. If you checked 1974 or older car in working order for nothing, getting no interest deduc­ Who Trades For 1980 Car Quiz road is a: your (ire pressures every week, and it wouldn’t make economic sense tion to offset income taxes, and risk­ A. 1978 model or older Am iinprcssiu’ bundle ol' bend'iis take S400-500 o ff your 1980 ineomc you would save all (he oil we to buy a new one. I f that’s what you ing an impending loss in trade-in value. .iH.iii' ilie ov\ncr ol';i mcduin-nce ear B. 1976 model o r older ta\. import from the United Arab Most car owners know considerably believe, take a look at official govern­ Acx:ording to the Environmental wIki trades it in lor a new IWO tmxlel. C. 1974 model or older And don’t forget to consider the Kmirates. less than they should about ooaserving ment figures. Proteaion Agency, the average 1974 First, let's I'aee it. tielit motte\ and prcsetitly inflated trade-in value o f your gasoline. H ow much do you knovy? 7. The average gas mileage o f the What they show is that you're prob- car gets 13.9 miles per gallon. The liiuli ititeresi rates orer the past year old car. The average trade-in value 281.400 bbis/day Answer this quiz and check your median-age car on the road is: fleet average for the 1980 car, says h;i\e tnade dealers eager to sell >ou a vvctit up 9 percent in 1979. But this answers at the bottom. A . 13.9 miles per gallon ______EPA, is 21.5. This translates into a tiew ear. IXvIitiing ittteresi rates, trend is unlikely to continue as more B. 16.3 miles per gallon saving o f more than 300 gallons a eotnhitted with dealer tieed to make and more fuel-effieieni cars hit the 1. When you start a cold engine, C. 20.4 miles per gallon year for the average driver and, de­ rixrm lor IW l models, makes the road and repair costs o f older cars go New Auto Prices Lag pending on gasoline prices, $500 and If you got a tune-up every year, you should let it idle for: 8. The average gas mileage o f the summer ol 1980 ati ideal time to llnd up. (Government figures show that more. Further, says the U.S. Depart­ you'd save all the oil we import A. One minute 1980 car is: Behind Inflation Rate a tiew-ear bargaiti. the 1974 ear owner is likely to spend B. T h irty seconds ment o f Transportation, the cost o f To antieipated pitrehase-priee dis- from Venezuela. A. 17.1 miles per gallon S500-600 this year in repairs.) C. Not at all Contrary to what many people repairing and maintaining a median- eounts add seseral si/eahlc bonuses. B. 19.2 miles per gallon Put these factors together and fig­ think, the price o f new cars has con­ age car this year, adjusted for infiation, The 1980 ear represents a dramatie 2. You should check your tife pres­ C. 21.5 miles per gallon ure out what a new car with fuel- 67O.SO0 bbla/day sistently lagged behind the inflation is estimaicxi at $546 for a subeompaa, breakthrough in automotive leehnol- sures: efficient engine, stronger, lighter met­ 9. The design changes responsible rate, according to the U.S. Bureau of $542 for a compact, and $632 for a og>. One o f its major benel'iis is greath A . Every week als, solid-state ignition and oiher ad­ for the dramatic increase in the Labor Statistics. full-sized ear. improved gas mileage. B. Every month vances will really cost you. gas mileage o f the 1980 car arc: Since l% 7, the standard “base year’ To this non-productive expense ' The lleet average o f the 1980 ears C. Every 60 days If. for example, you get a rebate o f A. Aerodynamic body shape used for such measurements, the can be added the loss o f a tax deduc­ is 21.5 miles per gallon. Compare this $500 from the dealer, get $1,4(X) for 3. You should take your car to your that climates drag Consumer Price Index for a variety tion for interest on a new-car lo a n - with the average I.T9 your 1974 ear If you traded in your your old car. claim a tax deduction of dealer for an engine tune-up B. Downsizing and lighter metal o f common goods and services has up to $1,000 in the first year o f pur- g e ts -if you've given it regular tune- $450 on your car loan, and save $500 1974 or older car for any every: alloys risen by 139.8 percent. chase-and the likelihood that yester­ up s-and the savitigs translates into the first year in gas and another $500 1980 car, you’d save all A. Thirty months C. M ore precise fuel metering During that same period, new car day's gas guzzlers will soon lose their about S500 a y ear in gasoline. in dovvn-the-drain repairs, yoit'll ac­ the oil we import from B. Six months and solid state ignition prices have gone up only 75 percent, trade-in value as the energy-cffieicney .Another worthwhile saving, assum­ crue $3,350 to offset against the price Saudi Arabia and Libva. C. One year 10. I f we could replace every median- says BLS. o f new cars continues to increase. ing you llttanee your ear. is the ia \ o f a new car. I f the new car you want 1,998,500 bbis/day 4. M aintaining gentle foot pressure age car on the road with a 1980 deduetion you ean elaim for auto costs $6,500, yoit have cut the price in instead o f stamping on the accel­ car, we would save as much oil as: loan interest. >oii may be able to half. erator w ill save you: A. We buy from Venezuela P eclara your A. No significant amount B. We get from Alaska B. Ten percent or more C. We import from Saudi Arabia €NER6YiNPEPENDENCe C. One percent and Libya Gas-saving

ANSWERS: I.C; 2.A; 3.C; 4.B; 5.B; 6.C; 7.A; 8.C; 9.A,B,C; lO.C. Bob RileY Oldsmobile hints 345 Center St., Mondiester— 649-1749 C.irpooliiii^ i> tnio nl clu’ Don't Wait in Line For an Import!! "EASY TO SERVICE ” euMCNl vsu>N to rcilucc L’onMinipiion II onl\ iwo per rVERY ECONOMICAL"! NOUS \Acre riJinp in eveiN car. sx ihc numher ol cars hovl usCkI toi ctmiinunnii purposes coiiM be iciluccki bs 20 pci cciu "IT ’S GOT THE New Program Will Assist V LOOKS. IT'S GOT P.nk aiul vL.ilk slioulJ be ihc S S s . * * '’' mono ol all shtippcis Plan THE FEEL ..." Consumers With Complaints shoppinc hips lo incliulc as STOCK # niaiiv ol sttui lamiK's.nccvls in „1980 OMEGA 139 If car buyers have a problem in­ days, the complaint is referred to the i>iii- II ip as \o ii can Rear window defogger, bright roof drip moldings, . drive y°^'''cjlnd^'gt more horse;, "DATSUN. YOU volving a new car or truck dealer, local A U T O C A P panel for review. \nj ihcn. paik mum c.ii in .1 deluxe wheel covers, PS, PB. WSW. stripes, body what can they do? Call AUTOCAP. The entire proexss usually takes about ccniial localion ilin\nii>un 01 al DONE xhitppiiic aic.i-v aiul walk lo ihc side moldings. List Price $6780.63 p a s --- las' one month, and the consumer is reg­ GOO-^-O-ODI" The Automotive Consumer Action xaiioiis sioics makiiic lie BOB RILEY OLDS Program is a free auto complaint scr- ularly informed o f the progress o f his ipieni leinin nips lo imloaki mum SALE PRICE vicx;. Sponsored voluntarily by local or her case. pnuliascs ll's heallhiei aiul NEW 1980 PONTIAC SUNBIRD This IS' on it' .fle v '" -RO AD TEST, iK’w car and truck dealer as.sociaiions. The decision of the local AUTO­ sa'cs moncN. n*o mileage iss'O". A U TO C AP panels, composed cx^ually CAP panel is binding on the dealer­ BUCX SKYHAWK, 1980 PONTUC GRAND LEMiUlS, Equipped with rear window defroster, sport mirrors. sport I \c i\ p«Miiul ol cMia ueiehi FEBRUARY, 1980. ship involved; the customer is free to Coupe equipped with 4 epeed. .2 0'"e';s^;peed°^j;.a-W o f consumer and dealer representa­ iiiM M iuai means cMia easoime sunroof, buckets, console, driven 1976 AM/FM stereo radio, PB, PS, plus more. Stock # 0395 This car IS really loaded and must tive’s, review unresoivtxl complaints pursue other solutions. iiMixiimpi:on Don'l y.aii\ evlia only 6000 miles, showroom condi­ ■r'|e‘ ’'°:;nic sense'‘ yuch-rre'" tion be seen to be fully appreciated luid nuike suggestions to resolve i Ik’i i i . L ix a l A U TO C A P s vary in size, Items III Mini mink ★ brakes •y' All regional AUTOCAPs follow depending on the number of car and $65.04 ^ \|»‘ioiis|s t»bseivine ihe na $123.21 Per month with approved $2850 nissign truck dealerships participating. Per month with approved credit standards set by the National Auto­ iion.il m I’ li specJ limn aie $5850 sale price. SiSOO down plus sale price $1000 down plus lai & mobile Dealers Association (NADA), A consumer who buys a car from h»»ih lile xaveis aiul eas >aNci' tax 6 reg.. 46 monthly payments reg $491 44 finance charge 16% APR. $1567 44 finance charge $2341 44 total of payments 36 an AUTCK'AP-participating dealer­ I he nahimal hieliuax Jeaih monthly payments. 16*'b APR $4990 and the program has been endorsed $5917 44 total of payments l.'II uas appiOMMialeU MMKHl by the U.S. Office of Consumer A f­ ship knows that any problems that he vlcailis h»xxei m uhciuliix fairs as “a major step in addressing or she might have cati tic mcdiatctl iti eis ucie vaicliilh ub-vcix me ihe vfSTHVV^ automotive complaints." a manner fair to consumer attd dealer NS III p h limn, bill n is v.icep All Pontiac Models in Stock at Similar iileage me np aeam as 'peeJ limn ol' nomy When a consumer contacts A U T O ­ alike. BUICK LESABRL 1977 NCi'aiue wanes CilEVMlET CMURO, 1975 luel ec°' CAP with a complaint, AUTOCAP A U TO C A P is usually listed in the Custom 2 door hardtop. 6 cylinder S a v in g s Equipped with 6 cylinder, AT PS PB Air. Landau top staff send out a questionnaire for the white pages o f the telephone diraiory ll incs sijiieal in a eenile imn, automatic, power steering power Custom interior sport wheels and lhai means thex'ie iiiuler brakes, stripes, radio and more more customer to give the exaa nature of and most participating dealers adver­ inllalexi When ihal ha|>pens. tise their involvc’mcnt at their facilities. the problem, and the efforts made to xoni xai Uses moie eas aiui lues $115.88* $87.71 ★ Per month with approved credit solve it. This inform ation is then fo r­ Consumers can also cha’k with their xxeai onujiiukei Keepiliemm Per month with approved credit. $3850 sale price. $1000 down plus $3995 sale price $1500 down plus warded to the dealership involved to local automobile dealers association Ilaietl lo ihe nuMimim leeom tax & reg . 16% APR. 30 monthly tax & reg . $662 56 finance charge De Cormier __ or contact the National AUTfX'AP meiuleil bx ihe mamilacniiei payments. $626 40 finance charge. $3157 56 total of payments 36 give it a chance to settle the problem. $3476 40 total of payments monthly payments, 16*« APR Director, National Automobile Dealers Most complaints w ill be resoivc’d at ll xiMi'ie ihmkiiie about a this stage. Association, 8400 VVestpark Drive, lU’xx eai voiisulei easoline eon Motor Sales V ) Minutes from Hartford Take route 1-86 lo Manchester exit 92. I f the problem still exists after 10 McLean, Virginia 22102. sumpiion aiul make ihis a piime 265 BROAD ST, MANCHESTER 6 4 3 -^ 1 6 5 taxtoi III Xoui ileeisuMi it on Center Street past three traffic lights to Bob Ritey Oldsmobile o Q3iQ3500 West Center S t, Manchestet* 646-4321 . 150 ft from Ihe junction ol Broad and Center Streets VOl, XCIX, No. 282

KVENING HERALD. Thurs., A urusI 27. 1980 Ho ODEL END B la z e 3rd tr BOSTON (UI’D - stricken horses, thoroughbreds, dif dawn today in an ] moving fire at 1 racetrack. Officials have been involved Ten horses man. from the burning eluding two that r SAVE MONEY - AVOID THE yard with their bad It was the third strike New Englanc the past month. Ro< 1981 PRICE INCREaSE! in New Hampshire by a blaze July 29 ai Downs in Maine v 1980 Monza Cpe. 4 cyl., 4 Aug. 19. 1980 Malibu 2 Door Coupe. The fire broke out spd., radio, wheel opening 4 .4 V-8, auto., power rnoldings, whitewalls, body force shortly after a steering, AM radio, rear seat Fire officials said t side moldings, bumper rub speaker, whitewall radlals, > strips, tinted glass, bumper full wheel covers, body side wooden barn, which guards, full wheel covers, moldings, wheel opening to 50 horses, wa vinyl interior. Stk. No. 4297. moldings. Stk. No. 3498. flames when they a ' i t was useless, maybe half the hors stalls." said stab Dougherty. "We ju them out." He said the h( SALE PRICED *4650 SALE PRICED *5750 stricken by the fast- burked and kicked ; forts to lead them t 1980 CapMce Classic 4 Door. 1 9 8 0 Citation 2 Dr. of the horses boltei V-6, auto., power steering & Hatchback Cpe. V-6, 4 spd., burning building a brakes, tinted glass, remote power brakes, mats F&R, been rescued and d mirror, body side moldings, body side moldings, AM "It's the only safe pin striping, tilt wheel, radio, steel belted they know, " said I whitewalls, full wheel covers. whitewalls, full wheel covers. track's assistant gei Stk. No. 4202. Stk. No. 4259. Some track hand the possibility of ar "A fter seeing t Rockingham, you h but it's a chance. SALE PRICED * 6 4 3 5 Ricard O’Donnell. ' SALE PRICED *5925 through everyone's The Fire tlepartn it was investigating of arson and said i being listed as "sus 1201980 CHEWS TO CHOOSE FROM "The fact that it c of an incendiary n; that, " said Bucci. ") OUR LATE MODEL USED CARS ARE INSURED AGAINST MAJOR REPAIRS FOR 12 MONTHS Liqt B y K E V IN I Herald Re| OR 12,000 MILES MANCHKSTKK- group of Charter Oi residents seeking to i of the Brass Hammer woman will have tb heard before the 1 Commission Sept. 11 A spokeswoman fc Sion said Thursday 2 group's petition whici CHEVROLET 11, had been notified Stat CARTER1229 B y DAVE LJ MANCHESTER Herald Ke MAIN ST. 646-6464 HARTFORD-Th> CONNECTICUT to wait until after t October before it i testimonial evide suspect charged in the June 18 slaying 01 of Glastonbury. Superior Court Ji Bieluch this mornir hearing on suspect of Glastonbury, to a until the State Supr on an appeal. Plat