Hanrhfbtf R Irralii Kansas, Rudy Boschwitz of Minnesota and Larry Pressler of South Dakota
24 - THE HERALD. Fri., June 5, 1981 Says he's blameless IT’S OUTDOOR SAVINGS TIME Lefever withdraws nomination
WA8HINOTON (U P I) - Ernest After the committee vote. Sens. behind his nomination until final dis (because in testimony) he did not committee action and spokesmen wrote. said the vote was about what had 4*faver, alashlng at hit crltici even The committee voted 13-4 against Howard Baker of Tennessee, S.I. position by the Senate, and he deeply demonstrate the sensitivity and been expected. As late as Friday la defeat, withdrew as Ftesident approving Lefever’a nomination, Hayakawa of California and Jesse regrets.that the nation will lose the commitment required to carry out afternoon, before leaving for Camp R e a lm ’s nominee to be assistant with five of the committee's nine Helma of North Carolina — all benefit of his services.’’ the duties of this office.’’ Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., one David, Md., Reagan told reporters ■acietary of state for human rights Republicans, including chairman Republican supporters of the In an equally terse statement, the of the leaders of the committee op he was "still for him.” Friday following rejection by the Charles Percy, aiding all eight nomination — met for an hour and State Department said: ’’We regret position, said the action "spares the Prior to the decision, Baker had Senate Foreign Relations Com of the committee’s Democrats. decided it would be best not to try a that this action has occurred, but we mittee. full SeMte fi^ t , where the nomina respect Dr. Lefever’s wishes. We Senate an unproductive and bitter predicted the issue would come to It waa the first time in 31 years the Senate before next Friday. With " I do not wish anv longer to put up tion faced almost certain defeat. were unaware of his plans, and we confrontation.” that a Senate committee rejected a 53 Republicans in the Senate, with the kind of suspicion and They informed Lefever of their were not asked about them in ad "He is a great patriot,” preaidentlal nominee, and the Lefever would have needed 50 votes character assassination that some n ep tlve result dimmed Lefever’a conclusion and he authorised vance of his decision.’’ . Hayakawa said of Lefever. "H e has without a filibuster, 60 with one. of my adversaries have used to chances, for full Senate passage. Hayakawa to make the announce Eric Hochstein, coordinator of the a deep com mitment to human Senate Democratic whip Alan besmirch my name,’ ’ he said m a Tempers ran high during the ment. Washington-based Ad Hoc Com rights. I am sorry that he will not be Cranston of California counted 47 letter to Reagan, who remained his nomination hearings at Lefever was Reaction was immediate. mittee of the Human Rights Com serving in the position to which the senators against Lefever and 44 sup staunch supporter and was sur challenged on his tough anti- The White House said in a brief munity, called the withdrawal "a president has appointed him. Our government has lost a potentially porting him, a spokesman said. prised by the sudden decision. conimgnist stance, selective statement that Reagan "reaffirmed resounding victory for human rights great public servant.” " I am blameless of the charges application of human rights his confidence in the integrity and around the world.’’ The last time a presidential and innuendos against my integrity criticism and other matters. He competence of Dr. Lefever. The Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- nomination failed to win committee and my compassion,” Lefever denied any wrongdoing. president was prepared to stand Mass., said Lefever “ acted wisely toK U M O H rm r approval in the Senate was in 1950. when the Senate Judiciary Com mittee rejected four judges. All o D o n ^ l 42-Inch Wrought Iron Table Rectangular Wagon Grill 'Hi-Back Adjustable Textilene Folding Chair were later defeated on the floor. with Four Barrel Chairs with Large Utility Shelf Folding Sand Lounger with Colorful Plastic Arms Lefever received committee "y e s ” votes only from Baker, Our O ur Our Hayakawa, Helms and Sen. Richard *188 18.76 Reg. 24.M 12.33 R sg. 16.44 16.88 Reg. 21-99 Lugar of Indiana. Table accepts umbrella, chairs have plump Has adjustable S position firebox with Comlortab'le double-tubular arms and Durable vinyl-coated polyester cord is In addition to Percy, R-111, 2" loam reversible cushions' Frames swing-out pan for easy ash removal Also 5-posltion backrest Sturdy and colorful cool, comfortable Has sturdy no-tip legs Republicans voting against Lefever have durable baKed enamel linish easy roll wheels lor come-and-get-it fun! 7-web construction •Matching Folding ChalM. R«s 3* M 27.76 were Sens. Charles Mathias of Maryland, Nancy Kassebaum of HanrhfBtf r Irralii Kansas, Rudy Boschwitz of Minnesota and Larry Pressler of South Dakota. Serving the Manchester area h r " I do not think such a man can be SUPtW PLUS a credible champion of human FEED IT...WEED IT...DE-BUG IT rights,” said Percy. Saturday, June 6, 1981 25 Cents Manchester, Conn. 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ATLANTA (U P I) — Police were still taking a hard Polaroid Tima Zaro look Friday at a 23-year-old black man questioned for 12 II Ona^tap OutfH hours and released In connection with the slayings of 28 young Atlanta blacks. GYM SETS A six-man team of investigators staked out the 2 9 . 7 6 mIi .ibj7 ‘w'eYr”VALUES 125% OFF srsr" northwest Atlanta home of Wayne Williams. Nautr buy balMrtMl Just slin Technicians at the Georgia Crime Laboratory pressed m ti shoot for btg colorful Tim. awo prtMs. mchidM 1-Pk. Film. Tee Shirts lor an examination to examine fibers and hairs taken from Men A Women his home to see if they matched any of those found on the bodies of several victims. o w a ia ia a s ...... V i l j o Our It also was reported that Investigators intended to Rbq. 4.M 3 . 8 8 subpoena Williams’ records at Georgia SUte Universi Makes house calls Choose heathers, rich solid colors, ringer or ty, which he attended in 1977-78. Believe it or not, there is still at least one doctor shimmels Sizes S-XL Public Safety Commissioner Lee P. Brown, in an in who makes house calls. Dr. Paul Marston, who is terview with UPI at his downtown Atlanta office 81-years-old, has been visiting patients in their Gym Shorts for ^ Friday, said Williams voluntarily submitted to the 12- homes for 40 years. He covers a 40-mile radius in Men a Women hour interrogation beginning Wednesday afternoon and western Maine. could have left at any time. Williams finally did leave, Our Why does he do it? "When people are sick and call hunched down in the back seat of an unmarked car with 3 . 6 6 Reg. 4.49 at night, what else am I going to do? " I’ unc 1.5. White or colors Easy a brown lack covering his head at 3:30 a.m. Thursday. care poly/cotton in "H e was not forced, not Uken into custody,” Brown Unisex sizes XS to XL SAVE *40f aaid "H e was free to leave at any time he desired. He Sweat Pants volunUrlly submitted to talking to us. When he decided in sports Roth American 'Tuff Boy’ Gym Set he w a n t^ to leave, he left. He was there voluntarily... and Shirts Penney’s Katie Molumphy tops East Catholic's Includes 9' overall tilde, of his own accord.” . , ., Monica Murphy for state girls' Class M tennis EMh Williams said Thursday he did not blame in- 4-patsangar lawn awing, championship...No progress made * in baseball 6.88 Rag.a.4S vestigators for questioning him but said that toward the 2-aeatar aky (Ida, twinging tallts...pagr 9 Eaay-care cotton acrylic rope ladder, 2 air-cool twinge end of the 12-hour ordeal he became angry and felt in f t d . navy or gray M14 Uniaei aizea S to XL with plastic chain covert and abuaed, harassed and intimidated. 2 chin bare. Safa fun at homaf Our'Nag. 164.B6 He said investigators **did call me a suspect. They •Soalding Exira-Long laid, 'You killed Nathaniel Cater (the latest victim). Hazy and humid YvaimUp Tuba SoMa (Asaembty required And you know it and you’re lying to us.’” in ail itores sorry, no raincheckt) Our Rag. 291 2.14 9 9 . 7 0 112.99, 8 4 . 6 0 Brown would not comment on specific questioning of Hazy, warm, and humid with scattered showers Wllllama but said there waa "absolutely no violation of and thunderstorms Saturday. Detailed forcast on hia r i^ t i. ” . , . , Page 2 The commissioner said there was no need to adviM Willlama of his rights because he had not been arrested. MANCHESTER VERNON Williams, who was stopped May 22 near a bridge close Index 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrFCHy Shopping Contor to the spot where the Utest vlcUm’s body was pulled from the Chattahoochee River two days later, said he ...21 L ottery...... 2 was a victim of circumstance, ” ln the wrong place at Claaaified...... 21-2321-23 Obituaries ...... a STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM # SUNDAY, 11 AM to S PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Riok Horton, • mombor of Luts Mumuiti staff, Introduoaa Emily the wrong time.” , ...19 Sports...... 9-12 O M a L rA • ••*‘<•001 at Verplanok School, to "Frad tha Boa," Friday Brown also refused comment on the bridge incident ... .6 Television ...... 16 O n n K o C n a r m o r morning at tha aohool. Chlldran at tha school wars Introducad to but sources told UPI that Williams was stopped ^ n ...17 Weather •) after officers on a stakeout of the bridge heard a loud various typaa of snakaa by Horton during a spaolal program. splash in the river. The sources said police subsequently (Harald photo by Tarquinlo) iMrehed the river for a body. THE HERALD. Sat., June 6, 1961 - 3. 2 - THE HERALD. Sat, June 6, 1981 yv%3 7V7V Bitter memories cloud
9^Sm V 'v I ■AN MIANOMCO ImnvcaQ News Briefing V , W T Kennedy ceremony NIONCtT ICMMNATUNCi WASHINGTON (UPI) - The felt the pain so recently,” he added. written his son Joseph on the d ^ of Kennedy clan gathered happily in “ Those of us who were with Robert President Kennedy’s slaying: the b ri^ t sun of the White House Kennedy the night he died in 1968 "Remember all the things that Jack Rose Garden Friday — but the have felt a sense of relief this year. started, be kind to others that are memory of violence and assassina Mr. President, in your own recovery less fortunate than we and love our UPI Wl AlMCn I010CA81 tion clouded the occasion. from the attack against you.” country,” ’The event was a ceremony hosted With Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. The senator added, “ Let me thank by President Reagan to present a Reagan standing beside him on the you for this great honor that you gold medal, authorized by Congress steps outside the Oval Office, the have given to Robert Kennedy and it safety obligations to our customers and employees.” Telex Chief Executive Officer Stephen Jatras ■ 'y’j j in 1978, to Mrs. Robert Kennedy in president said, “ The facts of Robert is appropriate that he should receive CRT said it hoped to reopen the Terry Square branch declined comment. v t e m p honor of her husband’s service to the Kennedy’s career stand alone. He it from you for he understood so well Denies fund misuse next week, but It could be two weeks before the Blue An FBI agent, who asked not to be named, said Friday country. ' roused the comfortable, he exposed that the common love for our coun Hills Avenue office is reopened, Kurland said. police hhd found a gun in Wheeler's car, The date was the 13th anniversary the corrupt, he remembered the try transcends all party identifica BOSTON (U P l) — A (oriner Boston University physi The Terry Square office was also robbed In January "1 know there was a gun found in Wheeler’s car,” the W eather o f Kennedy’ s death from an forgotten, he inspired his coun tion and all partisan differences. cian defended himself Friday against charges he mis and April, and holdups occurred at the Blue Hills agent said. " I haven’t actually seen the gun but I think It assassin’s bullet while on the trymen and renewed and enriched “ And you should know that aRer used federal cancer research funds, insisting he will be Avenue branch three times in May. was a .38.” presidential primary campaign trail the American conscience.” he debated you in 1967, he said tnpt cleared “ when and if" he gets a full hearing from his Three other CBT offices in Hartford and one In West Glanz was not immediately available to comment on in (California. Reagan said he remembers “ very you were the toughest debater he peers. Hartford have been robbed this year. the FBI report ■ /• ■< ■' On hand were most of his vividly those last days of the Califor ever faced, and obviously he was "N o physician should be subject to multiple, Police were seeking two men who held up the Terry Wheeler, 55, was slain May 27 following a weekly golf children, and the two offspring of nia primary in 19M” just before right. simultaneous reviews using different standards of con game at Tulsa's Southern Hills Country Club. Witnesses Square branch Thursday and escaped with an undeter It Kennedy was shot '“ and the “ He gave his strength to those duct," Dr. Marc J. Straus told 11-members of the FTesident John F. Kennedy, struck said an unknown assailant and another man fled In a car mined amount of cash. closeness that had developed in our who are weak, he gave his voice to President's Commission for the Study of Ethics down by an assassin in 1963. bearing an Oklahoma tag. Police are tracing a partial One of the bandits was armed with a handgun but no views about the growing size and un those who had no special interests to Problems in Medicine. Today’s forecast Reagan, who was wounded in the license number, but the car has not been found. injuries were reported, police said. chest by a gunman on March 30, responsiveness of government in our speak for them, and he always Straus said he has been questioned by the U.S. senate, Hazy and warm Saturday. Scattered showers and A detective working the case had indicated earlier Police and bank officials say robbers have netted recalled that Robert Kennedy had political institutions.” remembered those who were the Federal Drug Administration, the National 1100,000 in 13 bank robberies in Hartford this year. thunderstorms especially during the afternoon and police found a gun in the Cadallic where Wheeler was spoken out against the “ violence and The president recalled that in his forgotten" Institutes of Health and the media since the allegations evening. More humid with highs 85 to 90. Clearing and found slumped, but officials would not confirm it. divisions in our country” just before last speech, Robert Kennedy had Kennedy also described sister-in- were made in June 1978, but has yet to have "a becoming less humid Saturday night. "ear M. Sun Glanz has held throughout the investigation the gun he was shot in Los Angeles. spoken of “ the violence, the dis law Ethel as "the light of our lives” thorough, impartial hearing. " day sunny breezy warm and less humid. Highs TO W ^ used to kill Wheeler has not been found. However, he To appeal ruling Responding on behelf of Ethel enchantment in our society, the and recalled the countless platforms Straus headed the oncology research division at BU's Winds light and variable becoming southwest 10 to TO had said police believed the computer firm magnate Kennedy and the fam ily. Sen. divisions between poor and the where she stood beside her husband. University Hospital from 1974 until mid-1978, where he died of a shot to the head from a .S8-caliber revolver. mph Saturday. West winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday night. affluent over the war in Vietnam,” Caroline Kennedy, wearing a pur conducted experiments into cancerous tumors under NEW LONDON (UPI) - The Day of New London, a Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. said Four unspent shell cartridges were found in Wheeler’s daily newspaper serving southeast (^nnecticut for near President Reagan presents a medal In honor of Robert F. and said he concluded, "W e can ple print dress with a white linen grants from the NIH. “ the violence that struck him down lap and on the ground shortly after the slaying, police Kennedy medal Kennedy to his widow, Ethel, during a ceremony In the Rose start to work together.” jacket, and John F. Kennedy Jr. in late 1978 Straus moved to New York Medical ly 100 years, will appeal an Internal Revenue Service has touched and threatened so many said. Extended outlook for New England Monday through Garden Friday, as Nancy Reagan looks on. (UPI photo). In his remarks. Sen. Kennedy stood with thejr many cousins and College at Valhalla, N.Y., where he has since been ruling which could force its sale. others.” Detectives refused to say what caliber the shells were The IRS has ruled the Day Trust, publishers of the Wednesday: Mass., R.I. i t Conn.; “ The nation and the world have recalled that Robert Kennedy had relatives . awarded additional NIH grants. or if they matched the bullet retrieved from Wheeler's newspaper since 1939, is a charitable trust subject to tax Faif Monday. Increasing clouds Tuesday with a The Senate recently began hearings into why federal body. regulations for private foundations and must pay an chance of showers Wednesday. Highs in the mid 70s to research organization continued to grant funds to Straus "H e (the gunman) could have shot (Wheeler) then low 80s. lows mostly in the 50s. once the allegations surfaced. excise tax on its investment. thrown those shells at him or they could have been The ruling would also force the trust to divest Itself of Maine; j Straus said the reporting of his actions may have been Fair Monday. Chance of showers Tuesday and (Wheeler’s) or they could have already been there,” up to 80 percent of its stock in The Day Publishing Co., Reagan asked retaliatory in the cases of three of the five members of said detective Don Bell. Wednesday. Daytime highs in the 70s except 65 to 70 NOW... which operates the paper. FULL his BU research team, who claimed he administered Throughout the investigation, which has netted police downeast. Overnight lows in the 50s. experimental drugs to patients without their informed The trustees contend the Day Trust is a “ split in LSERVICEJ Th ere’s a TOP NOTCH near you: ATTOPHOTCHI few clues, detectives have sought the getaway vehicle terest,” devoted primarily to the continued operation of New Hampshire: WK WILL ACCEPT consent. as a major priority. Glanz said police also contacted Fai Monday. Chance of showers Tuesday and Straus said he had obtained the patients verbal con the newspaper. to change rule East Hartford Manchester Tulsa airports seeking a possible escape airplane but no A lawyer for the newspaper said trustees have out Wednesday. Daytime highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. H , MN M[)i A V ‘ N( 'I NC)M T M M AlN A ’’ V A iN sent, which he described as "often more meaningful leads developed. lined their position in a l^page memorandum seeking Overnight lows in the 50s. than written consent" Manchester Middletown "W e're down below 10 vehicles we still haven’t reversal of the IRS ruling and would take the case to Vermont; The five team members also said Straus administered Fair Monday. Scattered showers and Thunderstorms i A '. T f NMi'" i 9ri(’ W A SHINCj S T M » » found." Glanz said of efforts to find the getaway car. court if necessary. on color vision inappropriate treatment to patients and deviated from Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the 70s. Ixiws in the "Lost tags are involved and a car that’s moved out of Deane C. Avery, co-publisher of the paper, said prescribed treatment. state and we’re still tracking those.” 50s. national newspaper chains and brokers have approached NEW STORE HOURS: MINIMUM aUNCHAUn'SS.OO 'Two nurses in that group later admitted they Wheeler's vast business dealings have hindered police falsified data in their initial reports to the hospital's in The Day in recent months. WOOLWICH, Maine (U P I) - Jeff Kerr always MAXIMUM eURCHASC DienNOS in seeking out business associates who might have infor ON VOUN BANK APeWOVAL. ternal review board," Straus said, adding he had “ I don’t think a sale is going to happen,” he sai(^ wanted to fly. "rhe Air Force seemed ready to admit him mation. SUN.9A.M. to 5RM. reprimanded another group member, onclogist Dr. “ Naturally, other newspapers are watching our situa to its academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. Then they In addition'to the mulliffiillion dollar computer firm, tion. But our attorneys are confident that we have a Robert Polackwith, then a BU fellow, shortly before the learned be can’t tell the difference between green and MON THRU SAT 8:00A M. to 10:00P.M. the Tulsan owned World Jai Alai Inc. of Miami, Fla., allegations were made good case.” red. and held oil and other interests. The newspaper has been operated for 42 years by the Straus' attorney, Andrew Good of Boston, said his “ It was a big disappointment,” said Kerr, 23, of He also owned four fronton courts used in the high- trust established under the will of Theodore Bodenwein, client was "co-operating fully" with an FDA investiga Lottery Woolwich. • betting game of jai alai, often associated with organized previous owner and publisher of Hie Day. After a series of other rejections, Kerr said he had to tion that began in August 1980 crime. Glanz said Friday he was convinced Wheeler had The Ux dispute began in 1978 when Elizabeth start looking for something else to do. Then he dis Good said BU hospital "locked-up" the doctor's no organized crime ties. records in 1978, but the FDA planned to subpoena the Bowdenweln M ies, the former publisher’s daugher and covered there’s a contact lens that could help his last heir, died. rercords and provide them to Straus for his use in Numbers drawn Friday 354 and 94, red, problem. Under the will, she had received 90 percent of The Now Kerr is trying again by going straight to the top. "developing a defense" for an uncoming FDA hearing. in New England: Rhode Island daily: 6469, Day’s profits and 10 percent went to area charities. All On May 19 Kerr wrote'to President Reagan, asking for Dr. Norman G Levinsky, chairman of BU's Dept, of Connecticute daily: 060, Maine daily: 737, profits were donated to charities after her death. re-evaluation of color perception requirements. Medicine, testified he felt it was "nearly impossible to Connecticut weekly Vermont daily: 714, “ If I ’m proved correct, the nation, the armed forces enforce a universal research standard" "Play Four” ; 6430. Rhode Island “ 4-40 and millions of people will benefit. If I’m wrong, at least "It all has to depend on the integrity of the personnel Unsafe banks close New Hampshiree daily; Jackpot ”; 094)1-22-84 with the colorblind 10 or more percent of the male population doing the research," he said Won’t oppose 4438, a jackpot df $17,570. HARTFORD (U P I) — Two city branches of the New Hampshire weekly: will have had a fair bearing,” he wrote. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. will be closed until Kerr also wrote Sen. William S. Cohen, R-Malne, security systems are improved in the wake of three WASHINGTON (U P I) — The White House said Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and the heads of Investigator hired robberies at each office this year, officials say. Friday President Reagan’s pledge to not campaign the Army, Navy and Air Force. B. David Kurland, a senior vice president with the against Democrats who support his tax cut will hold Kerr iMses his request on the development of a con TULSA, Okla. (U P I) — Telex Corp. has hired private bank, announced the closings Thursday only hours after only If they toe the line on future administration Issues. tact lens called “ X-Chrom.” investigators to probe the slaying of Telex board Chair the latest holdup at the Terry Square office in the city’s “ As long as people are going to support him, he’s not Ite said in his letters that color-perception man Roger M. Wheeler, a detective said Friday, and an North End. going to go out and campaign against him,” said James Almanac re<^kements are outdated because X-Chrom, FBI agent confirmed a gun was found in Wheeler's car The state Banking Department has approved the Baker, the White House chief of staff. “ If on the other d evA p ed by Dr. Harry I. Zeltzer of Waltham, Mass., “ la m aware Telex hired some private investigators closing of the branch and a CBT office on "Blue Hills hand they should turn on him, then the bet’s off.” and other tectmology now allow colorblind men-to “ han to do some various work for them," detective Stanley Avenue near the Bloomfield town line, Kurland said. The “ boll weevil” bloc of southern conservative dle any assignment In the armed services.” Glanz said Friday. “ Any information they receive that " I t ’s quite clear that these offices have proven to be Democrats had bargained Thursday to vote lor 'The technology allows the subject to wear a single would help us they will pass on to us." iniieevire. Therefore, extraordinary procedures have Reagan’s tax cut plan if the president would not cam lens In one eye that gives the wearer a range of grays Glanz also said Telex officials possibly would post a been found to be necessary,” he said. paign against their re-election. Baker said the By United Press International that he can learn to recognize as specific colors. a v end SAVE THESE VALUABLE COUPONSI large .-eward in efforts to find the man who shot "The offices will be closed a short period of time president’s affirmative agreement was not a “ carte “ A brand-new college graduate writing to the presi Wheeler dead at a Tulsa country club. while we install new security measures that meet the blanche” offer. Today is Saturday, June 6, the 157th day of 1981 with dent of the United SUtes may be the height of audacity, 208 to follow. I realize, but believe me, sir, I wouldn’t or couldn’t be so Valuable Coupon The moon W moving toward its first quarter. bold if I did not feel strongly that the subject is impor Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon The morning star is Mars. tant ot our military' services and to millions of people,” DOZEN GRADE “A” The evening sUrs are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and be wrote to Reagan and the others. 1000 SHEST ROLL Saturn. But a letter from Navy Vice Admiral W.L. McDonald SWEET LIFE MEDIUM Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini. indicated Kerr may not get very far. SWEET LIFE FROZEN Capitol Region Highlights American patriot Nathan Hale was bom June 6,1755. “ I regret to inform you that the Navy is not using the On this date In history: color-corrective glasses or contact lenses for flight per BATH TISSUE LEMONADE In loss, the first motion picture drive-in theater sonnel,” McDonald wrote. “ A major disadvantage in opened In Camden, N.J. the glasses Is the high “ g” (gravitational) forces to fire group of residents had campaigned against having In 1944, hundreds of thousands of Allied troops started which n i^ t personnel are subjected. Illegal meetings the program, earlier this year. crossing the English Channel in the "D-Day" Invasion of “ Glasses do not fit well under the helmet visors when The state had a $100,000 allocation from the Naxioccupled Europe. The greatest invasion in history oxygen masks are being used and It is not practical, or was supported by thdusands of planes and ships. safe, to have one’s vision impaired by glasses or contact HARTFORD — The City Council’s plan for dis federal government, for motorcycle safety In 1972, a coal-mine explosion in Rhodesia trapped 464 lenses which have ‘slipped’ while a pilot is performing tributing $6.5 million in federal funds should be Change opposed programs. Windsor Locks had applied for a grant of $10,500 of this but the state had spent the entire miners underground and more than 425 of them died. his mission in a high-speed environment,” he said. nullified, a state Freedom of Information Commis with coupon snd •ddlllonil *10.00 food with coupon snd sddillonil *10.00 food amount by the time the town got its application in. In 1974, newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst was in “ ’The use of color-corrective lenses (and) glasses by with coupon and additlonsi *10.00 food purchsBO. Limit ono coupon por cusiomor. sion hearing officer has recommended. EAST WINDSOR — A proposal to change the purehsto. Limit ono coupon por cusiomor pufchsso. Limit ono coupon por cuitomor. dicted for armed robbery in the bokhip of a San Fran the Navy Is still in a development stage and it is not W v: Good Sun.. Jun 7 thru Sot.. Jun 13. 1961 Commissioner Judith A. Lahey, said the plan was name of the Warehouse Point post office, to East Oood Sun.. Jun. 7 thru Sot.. Jun. 13. 1981 Oood Sun.. Jun. 7 thru Sot.. Jun. 13. 1981 cisco bfuik April 15. foreseen that they would be used by personnel in a flight developed at illegal meetings in the law office of Windsor, met with opposition at a public hearing status,” McDonald said. Deputy Mayor Robert F. Ludgin. She said a consen Thursday night. A thought for the day: Just before be w u hanged by “ Your record shows you to be a person of the caliber sus was actually achieved at two private meetings Corps gets check The proposed name change would give the town Jie British as a Revolutionary War spy, patriot Nathin the Navy Is seeking for Its programs and it is unfor , . f f l ___ - j l i _____• attended by five council members at separate its only post office with an Blast Windsor designa Hale said, " I only regret that I hsve but one life to give tunate that you have the colorblind deficiency,” he said. times, making the public session vote a “ mere for tion. The town’s four post offices now list the names SOUTH WINDSOR - The RoUry Oub of South for my country.” Kerr said he is not going to give up. malization of that consensus or agreement.” of the villages in which they are located. Windsor presented a $5,000 check to the South Wind “ It’s a matter that seenns trifling at first glance, but it If the full commission upholds her finding, it Warehouse Point, Broad Brook, WlndsorvlUe and sor Volunteer Ambulance Corps and pledged an ad can affect millions and end this country’s military man could jeopardize the planned July 1 distribution of Melrose. ditional (loUar-for-dollar matching grant of up to power shorUge,” he said. “ If nothing else, I ’m drawing the Community Development Block Grant funds The Board of Selectmen will discuss the results of 10 000 $ , . attention to the problem.” among more than 30 local programs. the public hearing at a meeting this coming $5,000 check Is in addition to the $540 raised Thursday. from anumg the membership through individual douatioiis at a recent Rotary meeting. H ie club’s matching grant is based on matching whatever funds the corps raises from June $0, with Murder charge Keeping company a limit of $10,000. The corps needs $80,000 to buy its Court overturns HARTFORD — William Risby, 23, of Hartford, ambulance aiid equipment and for expenses for the fHanflirater raib has been charged with murder in last Saturday’s VERNON — The Water Pollution Control first year of operation. Double I s Stamps beating death of Angel Colon, 31. Authority voted Thursday night to recommend that O ffleM Maneikestar NetvBpmper Risby was arrested at the Hartford state jail and the town keep the Vernon Water Co. and to spend drug conviction USPS 827-500 Voi. C. No. 210 was arraigned Thursday in Superior Court. He is $500,000 to improve it. accused of hitting Colon on the head with a tire iron. The Connecticut Water Co. had offered to buy the Additional work Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by p r o v i d e n c e , R.I. (U P I) - The Rhode Island Risby has also been charged with a May 26 assault town-owned company for $185,000. The town bou^t the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Suprme Court has overturned the conviction of James Manchester, Conn- 06040. Second clau postage paid at on Colon’s nephew, Jimmy Santiago, 18, of Hart the company from the estate of a Vernon man about HARTFORD State Transportation Com- D. Bennett of North Miami, doK^lbed u a “ d e U v ^ Ntonchester. Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address ford. He was telng held at the jail on a $75,000 bond six years ago. missloiier Arthar B. Posrars auBOMicod today that U v ” in a 1977 drug smuggling ring Involving the on that charge when charged with Colon’s death. Among the improvements needed are a new well changes to TIm Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. Mon.jTues.and W ed. e#iitinn«i constractioo work will be nacaasary on Jamaican freighter Dorchester. south of Interstate 88, an area that is heavily pop Police said the confrontation between Risby and the InterM te $4 westbound bridge decks batwaan The court said Warwick police did not have probable Colon, Saturday night, allegedly concerned the San ulated with new homes, improving the pipe line on Main Street and the Buckley Brtdfe. cause to arrest Bennett, 38, In the parking lot of a motel To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- tiago assault. Risby's bond has been set at $100,000. the north side of the highway and installing equip Hia aiVw»*"“ * work is to bagfallonday and the In 19T7 and ruled a paper bag Bennett dropped cen (Xflce hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. M oiM y ment to control the alkalinity of the water. espactad complsttun data in Tttaaday at 6 a.m. 98M. t a l ^ an esUmated $60 of marijuana was inadmissable through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturoay. Delivery Officials said that customers of the company can Ob Mowdsy oparalfaM wiU bo in prograsa on the as evidence. ^ expect their yearly rates to go up from an average weethouBd M lS w « < 2 l w M t e I t The westbound should bo made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and Bouiett was anwng two dozen people arrested In ^ J u n e 8-9 & 10i P of $80 a year currently to about |U5 a year if the u l e t m the Backlay Bridge to Main Street wUl be 7:80 a.m. Saturday. August 1977 In one of the biggest drug busto In Rhode Fire probe Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $6.}2 for one improvements arc made. to traffic. WesttnaBd Intarslato traffic will' i. i~ a history. The arrests uncovered a drug smuggling month, $15.85 for three nMOtto, $80.10 for six. months, ring Involving the DorcheMr. _ ^ _ , VE R N O N — W illiam Johnson, town fire bo detowad from InterMte $4 to Moroan Street iM $$L40 for one year. Mall rates are available on iresthnnnif then back to In te n tM M wsatboind. Bennett was convicted by a Kent County Superior marshal, has termed a fire that destroyed a four- requM . t car garage on Lawler Road, of suspisous origin. Eitt «A , the coooacUng r a n v f r w fatM tsate M Court jury on charges of possessing marijuana with In tent to sell in September, 1979. Ho was ^ven a three- The fM , Wednesday night, also sterted to bum Cycle program out iiwlbliiisn'' to b te r M ta M waribound will also bo To place a classified or display advertisement, or to to trafBo Monday night at 10 pjn. year urlson sentence and fined $5,000. part of the bouse. It destroyed two motorcycles, a repoiwrt a news Item, story or picture idea, call 648-2711, YOU GET MUCH MORE AT A tWrfHe win be dstonrad via E rit IS. Main t e a ^ ' He W been free on bail pending the outcome of his riding lawn mower and three motorscooters. J •OAWAr-/- ■ ..V. THE HERALD. Sat., June 6, 1981 - 5 I - THE HERALD. Sat , June 6, 1981 New law complicates role Berman gives voice f to expansion foes 9®^icies pro e ways to aid troubled youth By Martin Kearns Herald Reporter Jon Berman has given a voice u id Bob Diang. director of to a growing number of residents By Nancy Thompson treating these children will m atter to court under Youth Services "We've opposed to the expansion of tlwlr Herald Reporter not change drastically in FWSN, where the court ■ Industrial bedfellow. most cases, according to can recommend counseling raised a number of problems, but this com When Berman agreed in MANCHESTER - How Lt. Pat Graves, a juvenile or other programs. Under munity really pleases me January to represent the group, do you help a child who office with the Manchester the old system, the child We re here in a room he may not have known what he doesn’t want to be helped? Police Department. could be declared To use a metaphor, when trying was getting himself Into. Since Usjng tte example of a delinquent and ordered to your horse refuses to go "'The bottom line is peo then, he and his clients have runaway, Lt. Graves u id get help or placed in a after the golden carrot you police first try to locate the detention center. ple with good heartsj become regular fixtures at town can't buy caring hearings. dangle in front of his face, young person, then find a “ A major issue is tion and w e've j The area bordering Harrison Along with the original band of and you haven’t got a stick place for him or her to go. judicial attitudes." O'Dell Street is a mix of residentiai, in angry property owners who to pitxl him with because The first choice is for the uid. "The judge who's dustrial and public uses, as this formed the Holl Street the courts have declared child to return home or oriented to juvenile and that unneceessary cruelty, social work is going to be aerial photograph shows. In the ■ Residents’ Association, Berman, stay with a friend in tbe WATE how do you keep hurl' from very supportive. The foreground is the town’s East an upstart attorney, has ruffled urea. S ^ n d choice is to turning on you and running judge who’s used to feathers around t o ^ and, un place the' child with one of >1 \M If______Cemetery. On the opposite side off on his own — let alone criminal cases is going to doubtedly, drawn the Ire of those 12 Manchester families M ancheslcM lU prES will of Harrison Street is Multi keep him heading in tbe ignore it” lining up opposite him. who voluntarily take in meet Tuesday at Orange circuits Inc. Surrounding it are right direction? The consensus of the ap He first pitched battle against kids in trouble for up to two Hall, 72 i l . Center St the homes of property owners A group of social service proximately 20 social ser Multi-Circuits’ proposed expan weeks. (rearI Weighing-in will be who want to prevent the com agencies who deal with vices representatives who . i r i j r sion after Walter Angler, presi The last resort is to send from 6 30 to 7 30 p m A youths in trouble met for pany from expanding. *;v; dent of the nelghbortK^ associa the child to a shelter, in gathered Friday was that suprise program will three hours Friday mor tion, decided the group needed this case the Youth interagency coordination follow ning to grapple with the help. The town had just Emergency Service at the needs to be developed so a former question, which has child's progress through assembled a special subcom (Central branch of the Hart been twisted into a more the system can be charted. mittee to consider the sale of the ford. .YMCA. complicated form similar The group also reviewed Harrison Street garage and, as The Police Department, to thd latter by the the mechanics for ob The inside story the neighbors’ only represen or other agency, also tries Families With Service taining help for a youth in Jack Anderson tells the tative, angler wanted an ally. to arrange counseling for Needs law. crisis. inside story in "The residents,” Berman said, the child and the family if Meteoric growth of Multi-Circuits After the law goes into it is considered necesury. “ All we re here for today "Washington Merry-Go- “ saw the proposed expansion as effect July 1, children un is to gear up for the worst Round " — every day on the part of a series of transactions Under the new law, the der the age'of 16 who com that could happen and hope opinion page of The between the town and Multi- process stops there, unless mit certain offenses can no that the best wi(J happen, " Herald. Circuits leading to the takeover an' agency refe rs the longer be treated as of an industrial section on Attorney Jon Berman represents residents living near criminals. The law Harrison Street.” Multi-Circuits Inc. in their fight to block the company’s reclassifies these offenses, ‘‘Although it’s an industrial latest expansion plans. He said the towh has negfected crim iiul for juveniles but zone, it’s such a narrow atrip, it’s the nelohborhood around Multi-Circuits when It honored not for adults, as status causes problems in neighborhood really an inappropriate location the company's past expansion plans. (Herald photo by offenses which cannot be for a large, successful operation Kearns) punished in the same such as Multi-Circuits,” be said. manner as criminal "The big issue is the fear that offenses. this Winter provided a forum for the town bending over backwards" company, wrote the reduced amount into it, the more we saw a our concerns as if they were il the town will cave in one more The newly-defined status company and neighborhood for the company. Stevenson, "should be more than enough to ac relation^ip that was almost in lusionary," said Berman, “ The time to the demands of the com The company is certain to con to prove to the town they could offenses include running By Martin Kearns representatives, but reached no. however, said the decision wouldn't commodate the employee needs." cestuous between the town and Board of Directors, everbody, just pany and worsen the problems deal With these problems. They tinue forward with its success away, truancy, breaking Herald Reporter decision have prevented the firm from In fact, said Marte. "The addition Multi-Circuits." looked the other way when ^ haven’t,” Berman said. that are already severe,” Ber story, it hopes on Harrison school rules and After more discussion, the Board building the .addition, but instead which we propose will not in any Central to the residents’ com residents brought their concents Berman cites the company for man believes. Street. regulations and uncon of Directors in April voted to draft allowed for its present configura way generate any further employ plaints is the pollution resulting before the town.” - (ailing to adequately plan ahead, A week ago, Bem un suggested Berman said the company has trollable behavior. M W t U K S T K K - Since its an ordinance that would allow for tion. ment at this particular site. As a from Multi-Circuits’ manufacturing Stevenson said, “ At the time of been the source of pollution^ but be also faults the town’s the neighbors might consider The aim of the law is to development began 13 years ago. a the sale of the town's Park and In 1968 the appeals board per matter of fact, it might well result process. This spring Walter Zingler, the expansion we were acting in hardly a good neighbor. This leaders. The administration and casing their stand against Multi- offer counseling for youths compact and isolated industrial zone Cemetery Department garage mitted Multi-Circuits to build the in the reduction of a few positions president of the Holl Street good faith."-But he admits there is a Ctrciuts' proposal to acquire the spring h ^ e n t a letter to Multi- elected officials have helped and their families, rather Q&0iith Q^ftkdsor close to the heart of town has Before authorizing any sale, the . first of five additions to what due to the availability of increased Residents' Associatoin, complained parking problem. The company even garage and expand its electronics CircttitsWtting them on notice to Multi-Circuits grow, but they than incarcerate the grown up ' Board would first have to vote on the originally was a cleaning and dye automation." to the Police Department about tried to purchase homes in the area component operation. But as new either iiAlate a reportedly loud haven’t paid corresponding children with criminals. It What had been the site of five ordinance. shop As with the others, this Ernest Macbell. then the town’s issues are brought into the public (an, or shut it off. The company attention to the needs of the also focuses respoosiblity small businesses interspersed with Mayor Stephen Penny joined vairiance allowed the company to zoning enforcement officer, agreed. forum, that possibility seems investigated the complaint, and neighbrorbood, he said. for treatment on the local several homes has been Kleinschmidt and Diana on the sub place an addition closer to Harrison "I believe that the remaining ...‘.‘We’re asking for crumbs in doubtful. not long after the fan was dis community and its service transformed into a 50.000 square- committee, but to date no action has Street than regulations allowed. parking in excess of 100 bays is am comparison to what you’ve given Many residents living near the connected. agencies, taking the Introducing the Condominium l(M)t manufacturing complex, the been taken Kleinschmidt this week Without opposition, the appeals ple and will not pose a problem.” he He has also objected to the Multi-Circuits,” Berman said company bought their property burden away from federal guts ol the town s largest commer said budget preparations and the board gran^^ the variance. In the wrote the appeals board. rhetorically. just before Multi-Circuits’ 1960 parking problem on Harrison and state courts. with ali the fun and spirit of a country dub cial employer Multi-Circuits Inc town s defense in Hartford's U S. ensuing construction, the building Sitting on the board were Kenneth Street, and he has offered a solu Led by Zingler, the residents ‘a relationship that was almost expansion, said Berman. “ This program is geared The company's growth, which in District Court against federal dis was aligned with the original Tedford, Edward Coltman, Harriet Altliougb they saw the company, tion. No one, however, took his obviously have brought Berman and only 7 miles from Hartford. to the kid who is looking for the last two years has been crimination charges busied the building, built before the town Haslett, Harry Reinhom and Peter be said they felt it had reached proposal to widen the sidestrMt over to their side. “Jf what I incestuous...’ help and I have a feeling meteoric, has brought with it directors We haven't done a thing adopted zoning regulations in 1938. Sylvester. The variance passed un the limits of its growth on . t o heart. believe it is true, it’s very easy to the kids we’re trying to Your perfect retreat from the txjsy workday in the city Fresh country problems .An unanticipated boom in with it Uhe ordinancel,” he said. In four subsequent decisions from animously. Harrison Street. “There came a time we felt lose faith in your town work with here don’t want air. Tennis. Swimming. Saunas. Arxf the privacy of your own home the electronics industry stole from Although the subcommittee 1973 to 1979. the appeals board R ecords show that in four (nearly, that isn’t in the cards. when Multi-Circuits would have government,” Berman said. the neighborhood surrounding the decisions spanning a period from that,” said John O’Dell, a Ifs all here and 4 tsegins at the clubhouse, with its expansive yet printed circuit board manufacturer 1973 to 1979, 11 appeals board probation officer in intimate lounge, brick fireplace, bar/kitchen and sundeck that over juvenile court. “ I an the opportunity to adjust to the com members voted on variance looks the tennis courts and .outdoor pool A wall of windows in the pany s growth Suddenly, it seems requests from Multi-Circuits. Of noise levels from the plant. The ac so it could build a new parking lot. ticipate extreme dif lounge overlooks the indoor swimming pool that offers year-round the firm is at odds with the that number, five voted on more tion resulted in the company shut but angry residents dashed the ficulties.” neighborhiHid surrounding it than one application. ting down one fan, but only after firm’s plans O’Dell said that there is exercise and relaxation. FYivate balconies, kitchen appliances For seven months, residents near ‘another instance of the town As a result of its last expansion — Berman said he threatened to report “ The main problem is parking and Stevenson patient already a problem in get and carpeting are included in the affordably priced one and two Holl Street have turned out at town and despite assurances from the them to the slate Department of Ehi- congestion and without the expan ting parents to cooperate bedroom homes. • with the courts to enforce meetings to voice strong objections bending over backwards’ company’s lawyer — about 100 vironmental Protection. sion it will not go away,” said $49,500 to $69,550. to what compny officials call the workers have b ^n added to Multi- Stevenson, however, said the com Stevenson. court orders for counseling 'last expansion of its Harrision Circuits' payroll. A bi-product of its pany has been eager for residents to "W e have stated, and it’s been or guidance. The FWSN Decorated model homes are open daily For information and color Street plant ' The situation h as growth has been the on-street present it with a list of their com stated by Mr. O’Marra (the town’s law takes away the courts’ brochure, write or call collect 203/644-3425. developed into a minor controversy parking along the east side of plaints. Regarding the noisy fan, he zoning enforcement officer), as on company plans power to order action; it lor the town s Hoard ol Directors, Harrison Street which congests the said. "Obviously there was an in well, that with the town property we can only recommend. Directions to South Windsor. which for months has stalled its ef street. fraction there and if we had been could get all the cars off the “ The parents you’re 1-86 to Exit 93. Turn left at forts to re.solve the matter expects to draft the ordinance followed the precedent and allowed Stevenson said Multi-Circuits was notified we would have corrected streets," Stevenson said. dealing with are going to traffic light onto Tolland By Martin Kearns fight you all tbe way,” Last fall. William Stevenson. within the month. Kleinschmidt the company to build along Harrison sincere when it told the appeals the problem." Nonetheless, it seems unlikely the Turnpike. Turn right at next •Multi-Circuits controller, met with would not predict when the full and Pearl streets in a manner which board the expansion would r^uce The communication problem, residents will change their stand Herald Reporter O’Dell said. “ If you don’t traffic light onto Windsor Robert WeisS. town manager. Jay board will consider the sale enabled Multi-Circuits to put its the number of employees. The com Stevenson said, is typical of the against Multi-Circuits' acquisition have clout, you’re not Patiently, ever so patiently, going to get them. Normal Street and continue to full Giles. Dublit works director, and In the meantime, the planning property to maximum use. pany did in fact reduce the size of its residents’ organization. “ There of the town’s Harrison Street gar S y - — Robert Harrison. parks and commission last month rezoned a , The appeals board twice approved workforce servicing the plating hasn't been one instance in which age. William Stevenson has m onitor^ parents, if their kids get in stop sign. Turn left on cemeteries director and proposed a small piece of town property variances which eliminated off- operation, he said. they have given up documentation of "W e owe something to the future his company’s ambitious and bold trouble, will go to Pleasant Valley Road and expansion plans. M counseling or a youth deal which.would pave way for the between the Harrison Street garage street parking. In a 1978 ruling, the Despite this. 1980 was a banner their problems^” of that neighborhood, to the people continue approximately one latest expansion and East Center Street to industrial board allowed Multi-Circuits to year for the electronics industry and The Board of Directors, too, has who are going to move in 10 years With measured diplomacy, be has % guidance agency. Those mile to Westage entrance. According to the terms of the use. allowing for the possible con build a 9.000 square-foot addition on a tremendous demand in the com been waiting for such a list, he said. from now. If you give them (Multi- sat across hearing room tables from m are concerned, caring offer. Multi-Circuits would acquire struction of a parking lot there a 22-space parking lot at the corner pany's printed circuit boards " I can state catagorically that we Circuits) what they want now, it will residents committed to block in the parents — they don’t wait Models open dally the town's Harrison Street garage Stevenson. Multi-Circuits' of Pearl and Harrison streets. resulted in the increased employ- have attempted to meet with the be opening the door to the future. plans he is paid to protect. to be dragged to court.” 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. and in return it would build a new executive officer, this week said the Attorney Paul Marte. represen It's a permanent change,” said Ber Even in his opponents’ meeting The parents may not be facility for the town Fhe company, zone change was necessary before ting Multi-Circuits, testified 26 man. ban, faced with impassioned tirades the only problem resulting owned by Merrill Whiston. its presi the company would proceed with the parking spaces on property that had Multi-Circuits admits the a g a ^ industrial encroachment, he from the court’s lack of en \ dent. sweeteed the pot. offering to proposed deal with the town. Weiss, just bi^n purchas^. and another 35 proposed expansion will add as has preserved his composure. forcement powers, accor give the town an additional $50,000 who submitted the application for spaces north of the plant, would be many as 120 workers to its Harrison Stevenson is the controller and ding to Manchester Police to use as it saw fit the zone change, said at a public adequate for the company's needs. Street plant and increase its produc spokesman for Multi-Circuits Inc., a Cpt. Joe Brooks, who Tension, however, festered at a hearing that the Board of Directors Engineer Michael S. Dudeck Jr., ‘There hasn’t been one instance tion by about 25 percent. company which has put itself the works with juveniles. .November hearing of the town Plan sought the commission’s ruling even then with the local firm of Fuss & But says Stevenson, “ I’m public in an effort to acquire a town - 1. “ All this law does is take ning and Zoning Commission to con though no formal vote had been O’Neill, agreed, writing. "The In which they have given us thoroughly convinced that what garage i^ c h is the key to expansion away the controls that sider the proposal Residents taken on the sale to Multi-Circuits. proposed expansion of we re trying to do is right for of its profitable business on make this system work,” reacted bitterly to the offer and Since 1968. the Zoning Board of Ciiicuits Inc., as presented documentation of their problems.’ Manchester. Right for the taxpayer, Harrison Street. Brooks said. “ What you’re spurred by the opposition, an at Appeals has five times granted will have no adverse effect the town and the company.” His manner is low-key, but bis saying is you’re taking torney representing the company variances to Multi-Circuits which fic operations and safety in this par “ We intend to pursue this, we’re lo ^ is straight-forward, "If we away the programs that we issued a strong retort which was allowed it to reach its present size. ticular location." not going to give up,” concluded own the town’s'property, it w ill ex The expansion of Multi-Circuits Inc. would benefit the can use to pressure them to misinterpreted as a threat that Operating three shifts, the company The town's planning and zoning Stevenson. pand their tax base and generate town and the company, says William Stevenson, Its con go to school or to stay in Multi-Circuits would leave town if employs 440 people at its Harrison director, Alan Lamson, however, Enter the Board of Directors. more tax dollars.” Last year alone, troller. Stevenson, who represented the company at counseling, so a kid can the deal fell through. , tacked on a condition to the Stevenson estimated Multi-Circuits say, ‘I don’t have to go to Street plant. ment rate, Stevenson said. “ We residents but we’ve met with the hearings this winter and spring, says Its growth will ex As part of the offer. Multi-Circuits The latest variance, granted in variance, asking that the appeals made a lot more boards than ever lack of cooperation on their part,” p ^ 150,000 la taxas to the town. school or go to counseling proposed to construct a new town April of 1979. allowed Multi-Circuits board require Multi-Circuits to before.” (Among Multi-Circuits’ Stevenson said. Stevenson also says he un pand the town’s tax base. (Herald photo by Kearns) and you can’t threaten roe garage in the East Cemetery After to make maximum use of its proper- provide parking spaces to replace clients are such corporate giants as Multi-Circuits has spent more derstands the residents’ concerns, anymore.’ those lost in the expansion. Since the American Telephone Telegraph). ithan 5400,000 on pollution con but his solution is at odds with "You’rp going to take a addition would create the need for As many-'as 50 cars are parked trol equipnient at its Harrison t b ^ . pany’s pollution-causing plating the Board oi uuvsciurk," Sievensou system that works and dis more than 60 parking spaces, the along Harrison Street on any work Street plant.'Twice this winter the Mnlti-Clrcuits wants the town gar proM S. said. mantle it,” Brooks said. company need^ a special exemp day. Stevenson attributed the firm took action on residents’ com age so It can move office space Into Stevenson said the expansion be is But he distributes the blame. "It Tbe result of the taw. tion from the planning commission. number to the 30-40 workers who plaints. In one instance it insulated a the building, thus freeing existing fighting for would benefit both the partly has to do with inaction from Brooks said, may be “ a The exemption was granted two were added to each of the com noisy pressing room with accoustic offices (or production work. The town and (b e com pany. "W e ’v e been tbe (town) board (of directors), tremendous incrqase” ln ‘At the time of our expansion we months later when the Planning and pany’s three shifts during the 1900 tiles; in another case it spent $6,000 eompany also covets the property sitting near that town garage for partly doe to Multi-Circnits, being the number of teen-agers Zoning Commission approved plans boom. on air cleaning gear. sarronnding the garage for maeb- years and know they need a new lacking in public relations and part who are enunciated from . h ' were acting in good faith.’ for two of the company's three But Berman, the residents’ at But even the town’s general neaded paifcfog space. facility.” he said. ly the residents fault for mis their families. northernmost parking lots on torney, said that since the 1968 manager, Robert Weiss, said the The firm has outgrown Harrison Multi-Circuits’ expansion would representing the the situation. “ What you’re going to Harrison Street. variance the residents have been main problem is one of traffic con Straet. Although it intends future provide as many as UO new jobs.” “ My feeling is that the Board of see is a society oi young In April of 1979, Multi-Circuits given a bad deal. ‘ ‘One of the biggest gestion, and everyone involved aoqpilsitlons and m overs, Multi- “ The company has the opportunity Directors should have acted quickly. people, age 14, 15, 16, who sought its last variance to date. issues then and now is the preserva agrees that inadequate parking Is Clm ts recognizes the limits of its to expand. ‘Ihrongh the enpansioo, They’ve let it drag and many mis are to ^ y and completely Seeking to markedly IncnaM tion of the residential character of the root cause. (a ^ ty tai (own. “Tbe company we’re offering future jobs for conceptions and adverse publicity responsible (or themselves the hearing, the planning commis ty, permitting construction of'an •,- production, the company asked for the neighbocliood," be said. Berman potnts to MulU-Orcults' w e»1 atop growtng with tha aman- Manchester," he sahL has followed.” said Stevenson. because of this ill- sion rejected the deal, ruling against 700 square-foot building for its another -waiver of s id e lin e CoBcemipf the residents, be said, 1979 statamoDt that the number of sisi. Ow ■Hotton is wbera. and tha Ragarding the parking, be said. Ualti-Circaits’ next move. Steven codeeived law,” Brooks placing the garage in the cemetery. modem plating equipment closer to requirements to allow for the con “ They fibd themselves in a w orkers would slip as a result o f the is not (bare,” Stevenson “H m only aolnUon In that area is son said, “ is a decision made on a said. The decision far from settled the its property boundaries than is struction on an 1,700 square-foot deteriorated residential environ- latest expansion. According to him, that town garage. Unless you want day-tCHlay basis. Right now we’re To avoid creation of a matter, and Multi-Circuits pressed allowed by zoning regulations. wing to house automated plating •nent they think was caused by the an "awful” parking problem exists "One thing we do know is that (be n s parking on that (East)' stUl waiting to negotiate with the teen-aged sub-society, tbe forward with its plans. Town direc Jon Berman, an attorney who for equipment. neglect of the (own and the insen- on Harrison Street because Multi- woeld be the Qnal c em etery.” town. social service agencies dis- tors formed a special subcommittee five months ha$ represented those The expansion, however, would siUvity of MulU-CircuiU.” Cbeulta waadbhooest."Yoe'd think bacaasa we would He ad ^ ta he has a problem on his “ We’re going to press the Board C B Ssed coordination, AnothgrCofwnunWybyWtggtgoeDgwgiopmgntQfoup. Inc. co-chaired by Democrat Arnold opposed to Multi-Circuits’ expan take away 15 parking spaces, Berman also questioos the town's somebody would say, ‘these guys r nrodnetivity.” said hands. " M ^ it’s tbe fault o f this of Directors. We need a dedslon responaibility and ways to Ike Kleinschmidt and Republican sion. this week called the appeals leaving the company a total of 102 efforts to safeguard the lied to na,” ’ laid Berman. H al i i b s a id tb a grow th company, w e haven’t preamted our fro m them , a ll o f ns do. I t ’ s a signal increase eflectiveneM of Wagtagg Comlaminlunt,’USB Pleasant ^ ie y R()a(l. William Diana The subcommittee board decision ‘‘another instance-of spaces. Paul Marte', attorney fm- the neigbborhood.'"Tbe more we looked Instead, "M u lti-C l^ ts treated I t toereMS tha lis* of tte cooa- ptone pohlicly. We’ve just gone to to industry in this town.” treating young status Sotilh VMndMW. Connacticut 06074 o ffco ers. T h e mechanism for iviSvW 'THE HERALD, Sat., June 6, 1961 - 7 ft - THE HERALD, Sat., June 6. 1981 CBIA objects Yankee Mac OPINION / Com m entary to new taxes HARTFORD (UPl) — Connecticut businesses will pleases Parker have to |wy |90 million in new and Increased taxes as a A .tk.j result of legislative action this year, the Connecticut Business and Industry Association said Friday, HARTFORD (UPl) — State Treasurer {Mssible it can get underway in a couple The CBIA also objeetpd to a bill passed by the Henry Parker Friday called Clonnec- of months.” Legislature to raise unemployment com|>ensatlon ticut’s Yankee Mac program a smashing Parker rejected a complaint lodged GSA accused of mismanagement of space benefits. The lobbying group claims it would cost success and said be hoped to issue with the state auditors by Rep. Robert business $80 million and urged Gov. William O’NelU to "within a few months” jnore funds to Farr, D-West Hartford, who claimed the veto the measure. purchase low-interest conventional state pension fund will lose money WASHINGTON - Like 01' Man hazards included the Ervay Building transferred $206,204' to another reports, the Russians are making CBIA President Kenneth Decko said on the {Hus side mortgages. because of the Yankee Mac program. River, the scandals at the General in Dallas, the International Trade project, adding to the delay of the progress in the pacification of the. for business, the Legislature cut school funding; es Parter said the problems that cropped Farr said the [lension fund will lose $10 Services Administration just keep Mart “and Plaza Tower in New Miami courthouse annex. country, and they’re not doing it by. tablished a hasardoos waste siting board; defeated a bill up Wednesday when telephone lines million over the life of the $40 million rolling along If it's not kickbacks Orleans, the Universal Bpilding in Sen! Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, is winning the natives' hearU and to shift the (noperty tax burden to business; killed a bill b ^ m e Jammed in the rush to buy loans issued in the flkst pool because the mortgages are. being issued substantially for unnecessary purchases, it's ad Washington. DC., and Pomponio poking into the GSA mess, and hopes minds. "The SovieU are bigger on,- to rem ^ bustaiesaes to give notice of plynt shutdowns from a $40 million pool at 13.75 percent Jack Anderson stomachs And pocketbooks,”' or relation, and defeated another profioeal to tax will be addressed. below market rate and the state could ministrative incompetence.. The Plaza in Arlington. Va. (The first to have some of the agency's shar- get a better return rate. GSA can't even handle itst basic three buildings are located in the eyed auditors assigned to his staff to i explained one analyst. The Russians' “ generators of industrial wastes. : - But despite the problems that resulted Washington Merry-Go-Round "All in all our reaction to the 1961 session of the in some applicants failing to secure the “Parker noted legislation recently a|>- function — maintenance of federal Fort Worth region, the latter in the help in the investigation. destroy the peasanU' crops, forcihg- proved and signed by the governor man th'em^to dome to Soviet-controlled General Assembly is extremely mixed,” Decko said. fixed, 30-year mortgages, Parker told a office buildings Washington. DC., region.) "While we are pleased with fnany of the nonfiscal ac news conference, the program “met its dates the Yankee Mac program "as a The federal landlord is woefully Another internal audit, dated Spook nroop — The United States cities to eat. Village leadeih don’t tions of the Le^lature, we are severely alarmed over broad objectives.” sound investmdk" and complies with his mismanaging 68 million square feet April 9. concluded that the GSA's and Red China are exchanging in have to stand in the food lines, the enactment of many substantial and harmful The program uses state employee pen fiduciary responsibility of government office space and mis housekeeping functions for the telligence information informally, though: they're given special treat-' business tax increases which will cause business and in sion funds to provide the mortgages, and Parker said he. has done this by providing a quality investment "that can handling the acquisition of new of states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho because it has no way of knowing found that "the management con for mutual benefit. The United ment in return for collaboration dustry, over a period of time, to look elsewhere to make Parker said he expected to put $450 fice space,. and Alaska were threatened by poor struction division staff, because of with the invaders. In the rare cases, jobs creating capital investments.” million into Yankee Mac over the next achieve a AA rating from Standard and how much space is available for oc States is primarily interested in air Poor," said Parker Take the problem of, fire^safety, fire safety precautions at the . cupancy.'’ the disorganized condition of and radio activity the Chinese can where villages have preferred five years. tor example, GSA officials have region's main computer center in As an example of this incredible drawing files, wastes time and hunger to surrender, the Soviet A total of 714 mortgages averaging pick up along their long border with $55,935 were scooped up by applicants at done a poor job of protecting the Xubum, Wash. '.GSA is extremely ignorance, one GSA review of the in money hunting for drawings and the Soviet Union; the Chinese are in troops have massacred the entire population, sometimes leaving thf 49 banks at the rate of one every 45 civil servants in their cubicles In a dependent on its computer systems formation system found that of 1.2 writing change orders to correct terested in our satellite photographs urges seconds in the SVk hours that the recent sampling of 42 federal to meet its operational respon million square feet of government errors in contract specifications." of Soviet troop dispositions. But bodies to rot on the public roads as a mortgages were available. Evidence buildings — in Fort Worth, Kansas sibilities. and would find it imprac space listed as avaialble for oc GSA's inept supervision of con there's another subject the Chinese warning to passersby. Half of the initial $40 million pool was t'lly and Washington. DC . regions tical if not impossible to function cupancy. 992.036 was in fact un- struction contracts is illustrated by want information on: Unidentified made available to the general public on a — auditors found 566 fire safety without them. " the auditors avaialble. the project to build an annex for Flying Objects, or, as the Chinese test bill veto first-come, first-served basis, and the w ea k in deficiencies reported In yet another area. GSA's Miami's federal courthouse. The joh call them, “atmospheric KKK updair - The Ku Klux other half was reserved for state 'Some deficiencies had existed Nor IS fire safety the only bungling bureaucrats are costing is four years behind schedule and $6 anomalies." Our Air Force gave up Klan is becoming as active north of employees and teachers. tor many years ' an audit dated w eakness in GSA's building the taxpayers a bundle. "The agen million over cost. the search for UFOs To years ago. the Mason-Dixon Line as in its Surprisingly, most of the preferential ' HARTFORD (UPl) — Gov. William O’Neill should group put 20 percent down, although they assault case May 1 states Federal employees, management. An April 22 internal cy has lost control over its A GSA audit notes that at one but the Chinese have reported re traditional Deep South power base-. veto a bill to mandate a 90-day license suspension for therefore, were working in leased analysis of the Washington. D C, point, while b u reau crats in could nave (laid as little as 5 percent, engineering drawings." notes a re cent sighting of glowing disc-like Though their numbers are diunk-drlvers who refuse to take a sobriety test because Parker said. State employees and BRIDGEPORl (UPl) - A panel of space that did not meet the region, reviewed by my associate cent report on the Atlanta region's Washington and Atlanta were objects in the sky. relatively small, Michigan’s legislation Is riddled with loopholes, a police chief Saiil teachers got ^ mortagges, and the three lawyers Friday found probable minimum fire safety protection Tony Capaccio. notes that "GSA construction management division. haggling over how much money — Soviet generals can see light at Klansmen are among the most Friday. cause that {Mlice officer Theophilus David. Tedcne, 27, of Old Saybrook, the author of 'The Complete general public, required to put 20 percent required by GSA criteria " cannot effectively-manage leased or Though these blueprints would would be needed for the annex, the end of the tunnel in Afghanistan. ornery, according to law enforce “Thia bill is worse than the existing law,” said Frank down, got 330 mortgages. Meekins used excessive and unnecessary Buildings found to have most fire government-owned buildings cost millions to replace, the auditors somebody at headquarters illegally According to the latest intelligence ment authorities. Roche, police chief in Plainville and legislative chair She'llflshermen’e Guide," demonetratee a collapsible wire trap used to cap The only other cost to the buyers was force when he arrested a city man on an man f^ th e Connecticut Chiefs of Police Association. ture the 8har{)-eyed blue crab. (UPl photo) two {Mints, or 2 percent of the purchase assault charge in 1979. “1 ^ is a lawyer’s hill.” price, to cover bank service charges. But in a re{Mrt filed in U.S. District &YA MANCHESTER ^ Mayor been doing a remarlable Job of statement from the ! I Staphm Penny w u "nugging things cleansing itself over the years. It Town Committee, urging that t o w Stops East's Monica Murphy along” using a “ pressure tactic” used to be full of sludge and it’s officials ‘make restoration of tne when he suggested that Union Pond come a long way,” Smith com dam a priority issue. Dam be broached, the Republican mented. Smith said he “ stood firm” in Town com m ittee’s acting chairman Smith was responding to Penny’s tinuing his caU for lepalr of the charged Friday. statement earlier in the week that dam. , “ Knowing Stephen Penny, I'd say Union Pond Dam might have to be “ Breaching the dam may seem to this is his way of nudging things breached because of insufficient be the Immediate solution,” said Molumphy net winner along. I ’d siw this is a pressure tac funds to repair It. Smith. “ But are we going to look tic, to see it the Eighth District is Penny said the town could not back in 10 or IS years and realize that we lost a valuable natural the first with Molumphy taking the willing to come ^ with any expect to raise the |300,000 to 99D0,- “ It was a great, very hard-fought into errors. Two friends, both nurtured by the championship by breaking serve money,” said Acting chairman Curt 000 that has been estimated as the resource?” match,” remarked East Catholic But Molumphy with some pinpoint Penny was not available for com Manchester Racquet Club junior Smith. repair cost. He added that the dam Coach Tom Casallno, “ It was groundstrokes closed out the first twice. program, met in the state Gass M Murphy took her semifinal bout Smith also disputed Penny’s claim was of limited value to the town ment Friday. steady baseline play by KaUe op set by taking the next three games, The Board of Directors will take Girls’ Tennis Championship finals from Kathy Wagner of North Haven that the dam is of little value. because it served a small area and posed to aggressive net rushing play breaking Murphy in the eighth up the dam issue at its June 9 'yesterday at Conard High in West High 6-2, 6-4; while Molumphy ad "T o the mayor’s charge that the was a limited use recreation facili by Monica,” he added. game. meeting, when it considers whether Hartford with Penney High’s KaUe vanced to the finals by topping dam is of use to relatively few peo ty. Molumphy, who led the Black “ Monica would come up to the net the town should comply with a state Molumphy besting Blast Catholic’s ^ r i a Kokinis of Wethersfield High ple, I ’d say ‘small’ relative to what? Penny said that if the Eighth Knights to their third consecutive and force Katie to hit some great orter to conduct a fourth study on Monica Murphy 6-3,6-2 for the^title. 6-0, 6- 1. In whose opinion? I know it means a D is W t wanted the pond’s water for team title, won the first three shots. There were some constant tbe'dam’s safety. The study would The UUe was the second in as Molumphy was the No. 1 seed lot to the people of the Eighth fire protection, it would have to con games of the first set, breaking baseline rallies. Whenever Monica cost an estim ate $13,000. many tries for Molumphy, a going into the tournament. “ I think District, because I was raised there. tribute substantial to its repair. had a short ball she would come in Mrs Rena Bacon, a Qrade 6 teacher at Highland Park School, was sophomore, while it was Murplw's Murphy in the second game. But it was a tough match emotionally the j^ecipients of flowers and awards during Teacher Appreciation. I used to play in Union Pond and it’s The mayor’s remarks followed a Murphy, a strong lefthander, battled and Katie would nail a passing first appearance in a state final. % e shot,” (?asallno offered. for both because they are good Day at back to 3-all by coming in behind her Special gifts the school Friday morning. Making the presentation were is a senior bound for Southern The second set was a duplicate of friends,” (jasalino stat^. Anne 0 Dell. left, and Matt Burn, right. (Herald photo by Connecticut State College. own serve and forcing Molumphy Tarquiniot Back taxes coming in legal action being taken against MANCHESTER - AssisUnt town their taxes over a set period of time, them. BotUcello said those who attorney Barry Botticello said Botticello said. No progress in baseball talks have not responded by next week Obituaries Friday that about 50 percent of the About 40 taxpayers received the would be notified of lawsuits being % property owners who received letters from the town attorneys of filed against'ihem. “ I haven’t been in enough cour letters this week requesting pay fice, representing a total of ap NEW YORK (UPI) - Federal Both sides are awaiting the ruling an injunction prohibiting the owners The amount outstanding in proper trooms to make any judgments on a ment of delinquent taxes 'have proximately $136,000 in unpaid mediator Kenneth Moffett reported of Federal Judge Henry Werker from inserting a provision in their be made to the Elastford Volunteer Manchester for 24 years. Before ty taxes is relatively small, he over a request for an Injunction filed judge’s behavior, although 1 have SSertor Rtzpatrtca reponded. property taxes. “ no progress” in Friday’s baseball Basic Agreement with the players Fire Department or Eastford retiring in 1969, he was employed by added, so he did not view collection by the National Labor Relations been involved in literally hundreds Hi 'TT R Pia- Many have requested setting up a The letters advised the property strike negotiations after a 75-minute that would grant them compensa Congregational Church. Elastford. Stanadyne Diesel Systems Inc. of as a serious problem at this time. Board. of arbitration cases,” Miller said. o im r i SI ,T Bluef>eic died payment plan with the town, in owners that failure to respond to the meeting between representatives tion if they lose a player through Conn Windsor. If the injunction is granted the “ Any feeling I have is unreliable.” «■ n,TTrx which they would agree to remit tax collection notice would result in for the players and owners. free agency. Without the provision, . 'f c ir Man.-t»«-sa>.- s; >-ears He is survived by three sons, prospect of a players’ walkout would Donald Fehr, the players' counsel, Sknntuy H. SM nnr "There was no progress,” said the players would have no reason to Horace L. Norcross Jr. of Madison, be postponed for another year. said he has “ long since given up anc w .T tft a: thf Bapf Kiwr. Or n MAM HF.STFR — Stanley H Moffett following the talks between strike. r.a-'.’ i 'c N.J., Richard E. Norcross of Wind Marvin Miller, executive director of Werker, who is on temporary If Werker refuses to grant the predicting judges and juries.” Sterner 64. of 72 Fleming Road, died sor Locks and Kenneth S. Norcross The owners not only oppose the in .Si ir ;S6W Repudiates fraud testimony the Players Association, and Ray assignment in Rochester, N.Y., is NLRB’s request for a 1-year injunc Thursday in Manchester Memorial junction request, they deem it 54k i saupwer Mr? .laar of Enfield; a brother, Ernest Nor- expected to issue his decision Mon tion and the owners go ahead with Beth Daniel is all smiles as she sinks a birdie putt on the ninth hole Hospital Grebey, head of the Player a Manmesaer anc a prand- crosa of Pawtucket, R.I.; a sister, day from his chambers in New York implementation of their compensa ludicrous. In second round play at LPGA event in Keystone State. (UPI He was the husband of Grace year. Relations Committee. “ The only an tr Mai»n«Mae!r Mrs. Gertrude Emery of Warwick, NEW HAVEN (U P I) - Charles would be prosecuted for perjury and City. “ It is a sham, diversion, an Wheeler' Steiner “ At no time,” Wheeler said in his nouncement is that we are meeting tion plan Millersays the players will Photo) • ser>-ires w it sie Monday R.I.; nine grandchildren and two Wheeler has reputiated federal that FBI agents have warned him ■The NLRB wants Werker to issue attempt to avoid obligations of the He was bom in New York City and affadavit, “ did William Blake ever again tomorrow at 3 o’clock.” strike not more than 48 hours later. great-grandchildren. grand jury testimony that led to “ that I better stick to my original players’ agreement of 1980,” owners a . «. — «■ a>e rU »f HiL Fimeral ln-ed in Stamford before moving to threaten, intimidate or beat me tp The NLRB sought the injunction r aiTit llz r 54. Rocky Hill Funeral services will be Monday extortion indictments against six story.” counsel Louis Hoynes told Werker in Manchester in 1939. He originally testified he was in collect any money I owned to after filing an unfair labor practices rsur-j. wH X a: Rase Hii; Memorial at 11 a m. at the John F. Tierney men the government alleged were Rochester. “ This is a bizarre Prior to his retirement in 1976, he Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. loan shark enforcers and members debt to a usurer and when he anyone.” request and deserves the court’s R j c r H il “ To the extent that I made was employed in the electronics Burial will be at St. Mary's of the Hell’s Angels motorcycle couldn't pay, William Blake, 42, of Tigers 2, Twins 0 swift rejection. Three in lead .1 -ry ',Tc? s il ne 5>unday from Astros 3,.Mets 0 charge against the owners. The department of Hamilton Standard Milford, a Hell's Angel, beat him in statements implicating William Cemetary, Bristol, R.I., at 3 p.m. gang. NLRB claims the owners’ refusal to “ There is nothing sinister about . a - r m anc * ir S p .m Blake in the troubles that I bad in HOUSTON (U P I) - Nolan Ryan DETROIT (U P I) - Alan Inc , Windsor Locks, for 36 years. Calling hours will be Sunday from In an affadavit filed this week in Milford to expedite his payment. disclose their financial records to clubs wanting to keep their records repaying some of my debts, those tossed a five-hitter and struck out 10 Trammell broke a scoreless tie with He w as a membor of the 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Con U.S. District Court, Wheeler said he Wheeler also singled out two other the players constitutes a failure to confidential and private.” Manchester Lodge of Masons; a statements were fantasies and luv- Friday night in pitching the Houston his first home run of the season and aonr A. H. Lyofw tributions can be made to the “ got carried away” in identifying a members of the gang who were bargain in good faith. In a speech at baseball’s winter member of Oriental Masonic Lodge true.” Astros to a 3^) victory over the New Jack Morris pitched a three-hitter at LPGA event v ia Ni.;H I>TH R - Bng John A Development Fund of Manchester suspect because he wanted to get among the six indicted earlier this An injunction would postpone a meetings last December and in of Broad Brook and was past for his seventh straight victory . Hacsot Hudoy Lyons. 70. of Old Memorial Hospital, Haynes St., money from the government under York MeU. strike while an administrative judge testimony before Werker, baseball worshipful master; member ana In posUng his second shutout of Friday night, giving the Detroit fired the best round of the day — a 68 .rrcnarc Beacti Maine, formerly of Manchester. its witness protection program. rules June 15 in New York City commissioner Bowie Kuhn said that ALVERN, Pa. (UPI) - Amy past High Priest of DelU Chapter, the season, Ryan, 5-3, recorded his Tigers a 2-0 decision over the — to move into a tie with Debbie Mancnester died Thursday at Wheeler’s attorney f iM a dis Two charged in asssault whether the owners are obligated to free agency is financially wrecking Alcott, looking for her third victory Royal Arch Masons; Past Grand first triumph ever over his former Minnesota Twins. Austin (70) at 143. •Mancnester Memorial Hospital. He missal motion and sought a open their books to the players. many clubs. on the 1981 LPGA tour, fired her se High Priest of Royal Arch Masons teammates and lowered his ERA to Morris retired the first nine Kathy Martin and Robin Walton, oecame ill while in Manchester to restraining order to prevent the The participants in the Rochester The NLRB wants the clubs to dis cond straight 3-under-par 69 Friday of Connecticut; member, Adoniram with sexual assault in the first 1.39, second best in the m ajon to batters before Hosken Powell who held a part of the first-round attend the 53rd reunion of his Stanley F. Chaaaay government from allegedly MANCHESTER - Police hearings would not predict how close their records to see whether to tie veteran Sandra Post and un degree. teanunate Bob Knepper. Ryan, who doubled leading off the fourth inning lead with Garner, each skied to an 80 Manchester High School class. Council Royal and Select Masters WAREHOUSE POINT - SUnley threatening his client. arrested two local men Friday night Kuhn’s claim is true. known Dianne Dailey for the lead and the only other hitq Morris gave Werker might rule. and past illustrious master. Past F. Chessey, 80, of 35 Main St., Wheeler said he had been told he on charges of first degree sexual Gerald A. Stratton, 41, of 303 already ranks thiru on the alltime midway through the $150,000 Kids’ for a 148 total. He was bom in Manchester on up were singles to Butch Wynegar in Most Puissant Grand Master, Royal Warehouse Point, formerly of assault and risk of Injury to a minor.' Grissom Road, was arrested on a strikeout list, moved to the top of Classic. AlcotL tour’s third-leading Oct 22. 1910 and a tten d ed the seventh and Pete Mackanin in Manchester schools In 1934 he and Select Masters of Connecticut, Bolton, died Thursday at John J. Schnurman, 48, of 124 A warrant for allegedly throwing a the all-time walk list by issuing two The tournament is sponsored by money winner, carded five birdies Knight Companion of the York Rite bases ott bolls for a career total of tlw eighth. He struck out seven, entered the Salvatio^ Army School Manchester Memorial Hospital. Sycamore Lane and Arthur J. Bjork, steak knife at his wife, Kathleen, McDonald's Corp. with putts ranging from 6 to 25 feet. 1,777, two more than Hall of Famer walked only one batter and raised tor Officer s Training and held field College and member of the Ancient He was the husband of Etha Bike safety 34, of 206 Woodbridge were both held during a domestic dispute on May AAoriarty's romps Like Alcott, Post and Dailey also She sank the longest birdie putt on his record to 63 with his first Accepted Scottish Rite and Connec Massey Chessey and was bom in Early Wynn. fired their second consecutive round the par-3 14th after suffering her se appointments in New England day slated by police. 28. shutout. ticut Consistory Poland. He lived most of his life in ^hnurman was also charged with of 69 to stand at 6under-par 138 cond and final bogey of the day. She Later he was administrator of He was released on $300 bond. With Buddy Silva and Steve He was a 32nd degree Mason and Bolton before moving to Warehouse added three runs in each the fourth after 36 holes of play over the hilly ended the round by missing the several Evangeline residences for MANCHESTER-The Third threatening. Bjork was alio charged (2iotiner each blasting a homer, member and past worthy patron of Point 10 years ago. He is survived by and. fifth innings and one final green and saving par with a 4-foot career women in Pittsburgh. Annual Bicycle Safety FTogram Brave 4, Phils 1 Moriarty Bros, routed East Hart 6,283-yard par-72 White Manor Coun Hope Chapter. Order of Eastern two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Perry marker in the sixth. putt. Cleveland and New York City will be held from 9 a.m. to noon ford, 14-4, in Twilight Baseball try Gub Course. Star. Ellington. of Simi Valley, Calif., and Mrs. Gail ATLANTA (U P I) - Rick Mahler Reds 6, Expos 3 G'aig Steuernagel scattered eight The tri-leaders enjoyed a “ When you play well, everything He leaves his wife, Mrs. Brig. June 13 in the parking area on the Town to consider League action last night at Moriarty Besides his wife, he leaves a son. Andrews, of Bolton, a step-son a and Rick Camp combined on a nine- hits in his final Twilight perfor two-stroke margin over three works well, ” the 25-year-old Alcott Hannah' 0 iLindsay) Lyons, two north side of the Parkade CINCINNATI (UPI) - Dave Field. Stephen'A. Steiner of New Orleans;^ James Massey of Andover, and a hitter and Rufino Linares hit a two- mance. He heads for the Cape Cod players tied at 140. Pat Bradley said. "The key is putting well. sons. Jack Lyons in Pennsylvania Bowling Lanes. The skill test Concepcion hit two home runs and The victory was the third in as two daughters. Mrs. Frances Walde brotherj, Rrank Chessey of Tolland, run homer Friday night, sending the Collegiate League Sunday where fired a 71 to join Susie McAllister Everything has been working for me and Lt William George Lyons in area will be roped off in this sec Mario Soto pitched a five-hitter and many starts for the Gas Housers of Acton, Mass , and Mrs. Jane and two. grandchildren and several Atlanta Braves to a 4-1 victory over he’ll play for Cotuit. and Chris Johnson, both of whom is the last i vo days and I'm confdent New Hampshire; a daughter. Betty- tion. Bolton health bid jej struck out 10 Friday night in while the loss drops East Hartford Giulini of South Windsor; a step-son, ■ nieces and nephews, the Philadelphia Phillies that dealt Dave Blake had a two-run homer posted 69. that I can keep it going But you Rae I Mrs Allyn) Ricketts in Penn The Police Department will be sparking the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-3 to 2-1. N. James Taylor of Rutland, Mass., - Memoriai services^ill be Monday Steve Carlton his first loss. for the losers. JoAnne earner, one of three have to take it one-day at a tim e " sylvania; three grandchildren; two assisted by members of the MANCHESTER - Manchester’s Such a move would follow the victory over the Montreal EUpbs. Morlarty's scored twice in the a stepdaughter, Mrs. Susan Schmalz at 2 p.m ,..atAhe Bolton Ray Gllha, Tony Mitta, Jim Silva players who shared the first-round Alcott was encouraged by sisters. .Mrs. Senior Major Rae Exchange Club, tbe Veterans of Board of Direotors will consider, at statewide trend of .establishing Soto, 5-6, walked six as the Reds opening inning and broke it open of Yokosuka. Japan, three Congregational Church. Burial will and Chotiner each had two hits for lead, slipped to a 73 to tie Betsy members of her “Amy Alcott’s Lyons McMahSn of Manchester and Foreign War Auxiliary and the its meeting next Tuesday, mer^ng regional health dlstHcts. moved to within 3 1-2 games of first with five runs in the second. They grandchildren and two be at the convenience of the family. the Mg's. King (70) at 141. Beth Daniel shot a Allies" fan club, which she said is •Virs. Brig. (Ellfen) Lyons Churchill Silk City Cyclist Club. the local health department with such districts, composed place Los Angeles in the National stepgranchildren. There will be no calling hours. Brewers 6. Royals 2 72 and Jan Stephenson shot 71 for a based in nearby Avondale. Pa. of New York City; and several Prizes will be awarded for Bolton's health department. towns, presently exist. Hie i League West. nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Monday Suggested memorial contributions departments serve nearly 20 pm en t tie at 142 Tour rookie Kyle O'Brien at 11:30 a.m. at the Samsel Funeral junior, intermediates and Dr. Alice Turek, local health KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Funeral services will be Monday should be made to the Elast Windsor of the state’s population. Reggie not popular Home. 419 Buckland Road. Soufh seniors. department .director, was not I Robin Yount homered in the third in Old Orchard Beach. Burial will be Ambulance Fund in Warehouse available for comment Friday after The state encourages the regional and triggered a four-run eighth in Windsor. For further information call in Saco, Maine The Bennett & Craig Point. approach by giving more per capita NEW YORK (Ujpi) — These are not the best of times for Reggie Jackson. Calling hours at the funeral home Officer James McCooe between 9 noon, but a health department of ning with a leadoff triple Friday Cubs 4, Dodgers 3 Funeral Home. Saro. has charge of Watkin's Funeral Home is in charge aid to regional health de|>artments The Yankee outfielder has struggled at the plate all season long and his will be Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. a.m. and 3 p.m. at the police sta ficial confirmed the issue is'on the night to carry Moose Haas and the Valentine snares arrangements. of arrangements. than to local, health departments. CHICAGO (UPI) - Ken Reitz hit batting average is just over .200. Team owner George Steinbrenner has Memorial Contributions may be tion. agenda for the next directors’ Milwaukee Brewers to a 6-2 victory over the Kansas G ty RoyaU. a two-run double to highlight a singled him out for a numby of the Yankees' problems. made to the Masonic Home and meeting. Mru. Ellzabmh Valda Haas scattered six hits, walked three-run fourth Inning Friday, Now there’s more bad news. Hospital. Wallingford, or to a chari P I I O F .M X VILI.F - Mrs four and struck out five in boosting leading the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 Reggie!, the candy bar named after the flamboyant slugger, is faring no ty of the donor s choice. In Memoriam victory over the Los Angeles edge in Atlanta Elizabeth Vaida. 92, died Friday In sad and loving memory of his record to 5-3. HU only trouble better. morning at her home. She was the Dodgers.' Ever since the caramel, nut and chocolate confection hit the market 40 Mildred A. Hunt, who passed away came in the eighth when he allowed mother of Albin Vaida of Mr. Horae* L. Norcroaa Calendars a two-run homer to Amos OUs, but The Cubs snapped a fourgame months ago, its sales have been slipping and the Curtiss candy division of June 6, 1960. ATLANTA (UPI) — Unsung Tom Floyd, who includes a Masters and Manchester. MANCHESTER - Horace L the Brewers had built a 64) lead losing streak and sent tbe Dodgers Standard Bands, Inc. is considering dropping the bar. Thougb-the.gompany my Valentine, trying to copy last a PGA Championship among his 14 She also leaves five other sons and Norcross, 77, of 410 East Center St., Her memory is as dear today as in befbre the home run. to their third straight defeat. did not release sales figures, Curtiss president JohirMurrliy admitted "we year’s success by fellow Georgian two daughters, all out of town. the husband of the late Virginia the hour she passed away. are concerned. Sales for Reggie! are flat.” tour titles, has been in contention Larry Nelson, erupted with 'a 7- Friends may call at the Smith & King Norcross, died Friday at A smile, a tear, a thought sincere. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. just about everywhere he's played under-par 65 Friday and jumped into Walker Funeral Home. 148 Grove Manchester Memorial Hospital. How often we wish you were here. Manchester Assessor Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. this year — finishing 12th or better St., Putnam, Sunday from 2 to 4 He was born in Providence, R.l. Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Conununity a two-stroke lead in the second in all but LWo,o{ 14 previous tour p.m. Memorial contributions may on May 31. 1904 and lived in Husband, Daughter, & Family Hall. round of the $300,000 Atlanta Golf naments he’s entered — and ranked Monday Tuesday Classic. third on this year's money list with tun it Planning & Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m.. Firehouse. Valentine is from the Atlanta earnings of ^41,000 in addition to Center Conference Room. Johnson reached Fenway wall area. Just like Classic defending that bonus. Eighth District Liaison Committee, 7:30 p.m. Probate Thursday champion Nelson, and, like Nelson “ In the past, I sustained this level Court Municipal Building. Tuesday Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center School Library. did last year, the former University for only four or five weeks at a Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m.. Hearing Room, of (Georgia golf star let the cheers tim e," said Floyd who is 38 and in Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Community Hall. Performliig with the New England Division New England Division III, District One, first Municipal Building. team. ...Manchester Sports Hall of Fame from the partisan gallery spur him his 19th year on the PGA tour. “ But, Data Processing Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Coffee Room I college all-stars at Fenway Park this week, to his finest day of a three-year I’ve been there all year. It's hard to Mike Johnson collected a double off the left- Committee will meet next week and the three Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Senior Center. recipients for the 1981 awards will be made. career on the PGA tour, take off when you are playing so field wall. The UConn standout is awaiting i Thursday Andover The dinner is scheduled in September at the “ It’s nice having people pulling well. It's easier to keep your game next week’s annual major league baseball Herald Judge’s Hours, 6:30 p.m. Probate Court, Municipal Army & Navy Gub...Eric Uthgenannt, a for you,” said Valentine after sharp than to let it slip and try to get draft results and in the meantime is perfor Building. * Monday senior-to-be at Ellington High, is one of the posting a two-round total of 11-under it back.” Conservation Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Coffee Room. ming with Manchester’s Morlarty’s in the Angle Town Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Office Building. best young tennis players in New EIngland but 133. “ It really gets you going out Valentine started the day a shot Hartford Twilight League...Annual-U.S. Pro « J Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Office BuUdhig. Earl Yost there.” behind first-round leader Isao Aoki, T e n ^ Championships will be staged at tbe is ineligible to play in tbe Connecticut State Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Raymond Floyd, winner of a $250,- one of a contingent of 10 runnerups Longwood Cridtet Gub in Chestnut Hill, Sports Editor Tournament because his ichool does not field Bolton Tuesday a team. Uthgenannt holds a high ranking in 000 bonus earlier this year for his that included Masters and British Mass., July 1620...Maynani Clough rqw rts back-to-back victories in Florida, Monday Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of New England competition. Open champion Tom Watson, the the first major golf touinamant of the season continued his season-long sen current money leader, and U.S. Town Gerk, 7 p.m., Town HaU. fice Building. at Manchester Country Gub, tbe Presidant’s sational play Friday when he shot a Open and PGA champion Jack Clip, will be staged June U-14. Defending parkling 66135, but that left him two Nlcklaus. Survives long leap I champion is W o o ^ dark. Qualifying fbr the shots out of the lead when Valentine He vaulted to the top with a seven- Gub, Champlanalilp, a 36)iole test, will be End Of the line came in with his 65 more than four birdie, no-bogey round that he NEWPORT, R.l. (UPI) steged July U-12 with match play commen Manchester nrs members of the Park hours later. capped by ramming home a 26foot Several times in recent weeks requests — H l l I ^ CoUum, 28, of cing the following Saturday, July II. Clark la Department, under Ken Irish. The staff Lee Elder, who also had a 65 putt on the 16th hole. Est. 1941 were made to this department for photo V Portsmouth was Is in poor also the dsfendiag champ in this event.. John readies no less than 18 softball or baseball F ri^ y , 66shooting Mike Morley “ I was really excited when I made coverage of certain events. If the condition Friday at New Vitale, one of the bast club diatenoe rndnara fields for daily play and starting next week and (ialvin Peete, who had his se that long putt,” said Valentine. port Hospital after sur A ■ A! ' In New England, has bean named Men’s eight soccer fields will be under the photographer was free, the request was S cond straight 68, were tied for third “ Maybe too excited since I also gnuited. Tbe decision as to how many would ^ viving an apparent 126-foot Masters' Long Distance Chairman for the inalntenance of Park crews...Irish said one of at 6under 136. should have had a birdie at 18. But I be in tlw picture is made from this desk, s leap from the center sec TAC la CodnactiGUt. Iba Rocky Hill iw u h t his goals Is to have the water fountain “ Right now. I’m not feeling made enough. If 1 feel as good When the pbotograber showed up, he wasy .g tion of the Newport Bridge. will conduct a clinic for all interested aa part op erati^ for use for youngsters In the play anything,” said the 31-year-oId tomorrow and Sunday as I did today. asked, or told Innis words, who was to be in $ James Canning, director oil the New England Ralaya on Sunday, June area. At present there is no water (except Valentine. ‘T il be playing with I ’ll give it a good run. ” tbe picture, contrary to bik'asslgnment. The ^ I I at Manchester Community OoUe^. Bob , from rain) in the kiddle pool...Irish also Floyd Saturday and I ’ve never done Nelson's not a factor this year of the bridge authority, photographer has orders according to his slip. said no one has ever sur PEARL Ruaaall of Manchester chairs the Long reports he expects tbe town tennis courts to that before. He’s a great competitor after falling far back in the pack When requests are made, tbe exact time & vived jumping from the DIslaoce Commlttse. be resurfaced later this summer. This work and you can see it in his eyes when with a 71-144. . ,. . . , should be noted as on many occasions the % Elder felt he should have shot bridge’s center span. 649 Main St , Downtown Manchestet 643 2J71 has' been badly' neglected over the past he gets close to the lead. Of course Members of the Hospice Team ^let Friday at headquarters of the decnde...Butch Richardson of 0>ventry, a man behind the canwra ia operating on a g I’ll be nervous. That’s an un- even lower than he did. The Coast O u ^ pulled “ It's hard to complain when senlos at Westfield Stetd Teachers, was Ught schedule wHh other assignments as '« dersUtement. But, I ’ve been out Manchester Public Health Nursing Association at ISO N. Main St. the woman out of the water Brand Names You Know Unsung h«ro«t you've shot a 65," he said. selected as the all-star catcher with the All- well...Have a nice weekend. here long enough. Let’s see if I can Seated from left to right are Karen Otte, Jean Woods, Anna around 6:30 a.m. just south Unsung employees in the Town of . Hospice team DalPozzol. CathI Lombardi, Janice Harwood and Sister Sue of the span. She had no handle it,” Keefe. Standing are Kathy WIrtella, Or. Anthony Posteraro and the pulse or respiration but With Service You Can Trust. Rev. Ernest Harrison. (Herald photo by Kearns) was revived. THE HERALD. Sat, June 6, 1861 - 11 I » - THE HERALD. Sat., June 6, IMl Borg, Lendl finalists Pitchers first four years best ones NEW YORK (UPI) - Random pitching. Williams batted .406 in his third Company's Safety Razor Divsion. ahead 5-4 and then serve cMt for the first serves." Pamers. in the survey are Vida Blue, Larry PARIS (UP!) — Swedish tennis in his defense of the'crown which he thoughts about the fragile profes A qui^ skim of The Baseball Eki- season. "It was done by Tom Landry (now Christenson. Jim Oilborn, Al Dow won in 1974, 1975, 1978 and 1979. first set. Lendl’s victoiy over Cere ended No (ewer than 59 of the 150 had machine Bjorn Borg, racing toward sion of pitching and baseball’s Uw of cylcopedla reveals that 160 their best season in their third year. Pitchers in the second season coach of the Celias Cowboys) and ning, Bob Forsch Wayne Garland, his sixth French Open title in eight But Pecci, 6-foot-4 with a delicate Borg completed a five-game win the Argentinian’s 16-match winning averagra: streak which included capturing the -^■headline’’ pitchers have had the Another 46 enjoyed their best season category include Red Faber, Wes Jim Elnright (Chicago sports writer) Randy Jones. Jerry Koosmaii, years, stopped Paraguay's Victor touch, came close to repeating his ning sequence for a 2-0 lead in the m best season of their careers within and the conclusion Webb reached recent Italian Open. U Angeles Dodger rookie Fer in their second year, 27 in their first Ferrell, Boo Ferriss, Harvey Had- Palmer and Sandy Koufax. Pecci and Czechoslovakia's Ivan performance of the 1979 final when second set and although Pecci pulled nando Valenzuela’s remarkable per their first four years in the majors. dlx. Bill Lee (Cubs, 1930s), was that players level off and he forced the Swede to four sets. back, the tltleholder broke Pecci’s But Clerc had only hintself to., year and 18 in their fourth year. Old-timers include Tommy : I Lendl edged Argentina's Jose-Luis formances and desire for a long The list doesn’t include “bam ‘n Pitchers like ChNsty Mathewson, Schmlboy Rowe, Dick Rudolph, Mel averages balance out in baseball Bridges. Bob Feller, Bob Friend, Clerc after saving a match point "It was very close all the way service again in the seventh game blame, letting the 21-year-old eggers” but pitchers of at least Czechoslovak off the hook in the tie term contract invite comparison Lefty Grove, Carl Hubbell, Jim Stotttlemyre, Lon Warneke and Vic They figured the majority of players ' Lefty Gomez. Waite Hoyt, Dutch Friday to qualify for the finals of the through and I came very close to with stunning double-fisted with the past and a study of some promimsice in their time, Willis. reach their peaks )ietwp<>n (lie ages beating him," said the 25-year-old backhand and held on to the advan breaking 13th game of the fourth Hunter, Jim Palmer, Bob Gibson Leonard. Dolph Luque. Rube $611,000 championship. baseball’s law of averages applied to longtime standouts and 10 Hall of and Walter Johnson, who enjoyed Rookie wonders include Gene cif 27 and 29 and that was true in my Marquard, Carl Mays. Bobo New Borg, who will be 25 years old South American, who upset Borg in tage. set. An overhit forehand left Clerc case. holding match point at 6-6, but Lendl their best season after their fourth Bearden. Johnny Beazley, Je Black. som. Herb Pennock. Warren Spahn, Saturday, treated himself to an ear the first round in Monte Carlo seven In the dramatic third set, Pecci Cy Blanton. Paul Dead. Atjev "1 mention Whitey Ford and weeks ago, causing the Swede to went a break up for the first time in blasted an unreturnable service and-or maintained the same stan Bucky Walters and Early Wynn, ly birthday present with a 6-4, 6-4, 7- Donald, Lou Fette, Bob Grim, Alex Ferguson Jenkins as pitchers who seven of whom are Hall of Famers. 5 victory over the elegant Pecci in 'the match at ^2, lost his own ser which the 22-year-old South dard of excellence over a long In lured grid player period of time, are rare jewels, in Kellner,' Cliff Melton, Spec Shea and maintained their effectiveness over Modern or old-timers, the chalking up his 27th straight victory vice and then made it 5-3 with American could only get his racket Bill Voisellp Fourth-year peakers long periods of time,” added Banks, another break. to. A blistering-forehand pass then deed. effervescent Banks believes the in Paris. who hit 512 homers during his thrill of playing in All-Star Games, But Borg, beaten only three times A forehand volley took the South gave Lendl set point and he made no Included among the 59 who lud mistake, producing a winning their peak seasons in their third career. "It would seem that hitters this year's scheduled for Cleveland, on clay since 1976, had to wait 4 American to set point, but Borg awarded $7 million are more apt to improve or maiq- ‘Very close saved it with a magical forehand backhand drive down the line. year are Dizzy Dean, Jim Banning, July 14, is paramount. hours, 23 minutes before Lendl, the County High School and tackled the tain their effectiveness longer than "Modern players gel the same No. 5 seed, clinched the other berth cross-cort pass and went on to take It was Clerc who folded up under COVINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - A Jim Lonborg, Ted Lyons, Sal all the way’ the tension in the decider, dropping Prestonburg, Ky., man, who ball carrier when the injury oc Maglie, Rube Marquard, Mel pitchers." ' pleasure from playing a we did, " he in Sunday's final. Lendl earned his the game when Pecci doublefaulted. Jackson batted Baseball's law of . averages is Borg saved another set point in the his service to trail 2-3 and again two became a quadripl^c as a result of curred, said his attMwey, Francis Parnell, Charlie Root, Babe Ruth said "When you consider what it chance for the $49,000 first prize by nothing more than an acknowledg means to the fans and the players — outlasting Clerc, the No. 7 seed. 3-6, 10th game, before breaing Pecci in games later as Lendl reeled off four injuries suffered in a high school Burke. (believe it or not and, obviously, not .408 as rookie games in a row to become the first Paralysed from his chest to his typical of this list), and Cy Young ment that players level off from to be on the field with so many 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (9-7), 6-2 in a marathon the next, aided by two successive football game, has been awarded |7 seaso to seasonto their true ability doublefaults, and going on to clinch Czechoslovak men’s finalist since milUon in damages against a foot toes, Wright requires round-the- (obviously, not typical either, but talented players — you understand match on the red clay center court take time out to rest a nagging — reflected by their lifetime the reaction It’s contagious " of the Roland Garros Stadium. shoulder i,njury “ a memorable victory. Jan Kodes won the title in 1970 and ball helmet manufacturer, clock attendant care but recently noneless his third season was his x-r-x-x-x-rwx-x-x-xwiwr-i-rw:-:.:-;-:.: 1971. managed to complete his freshman best by a small margin). averages. A .250-hitter may hit .200 Banks is as timely as tomorrow's Lendl's success completed a dou The 2-hour, 22-minute match was Even by his own high standards, A Covington U.S. District G>urt or .300 over a given period of time Borg had reason to be pleased. Lendl, who beat third-seeded jury late Thursday said Riddell Inc. year at the University of Kentucky Digress for a moment to take a include Hank Borowy, Mordecai newspaper but is a traditionalist in ble for Czechoslovakia following the full of scintillating rallies. The Brown, Harry Covelski, Fred Fitz but baseball history shows he will at least one respect Should National performance of Hana Mandlikova in "I felt really good out there I have American John McEnroe in straight was liable for Injuries Ronald in Lexington. quick look at Ruth and three other characteritic rolling topspin of the Burke described Wright as “an super stars. Oddly, just as Ruth had simmons, Mike Garcia. Ned eventually level off at his own abili League manager Dallas Green be reaching Saturday's women's final champion was countered by Pecci's nothing to complain about with my sets in the quarterfinals, said he was Stewart Wright suffered when his not intimidated by Sunday’s task. amazing young’ man.” his best season as a pitcher in his Garver, Lefty Gomez. Don Gullett ty faced with picking Fernando Valen against West Germany's Sylvia superb anticipation at the net. game." he said. “It was tougher neck snapped while making a tackle A survey of 10 contemporary against Pecci today than in the final "I don’t think Borg is head and on Oct. 22, 1976. “He has responded to this (the in third year so, too, he bad his best and Ellis Kinder. zuela, . the Los Angeles Dodgers' Hanika. where his stunning volleys — often ’‘Del Webb once showed me a pitchers and 14 from the past il rookie sensation and presumably the Borg, who holds a 3-2 advantage accomplished by the full-length two years ago. Then I won the first shoulders a better player than John The jury agreed with attorneys jury) better than 99 percent of the season as a regular in his third 100- McEnroe and Jimmy Connors," he people I know would," Burke said. game season — in 1921 when he similar survey he had taken for the lustrates the process. In every case people’s choice, or Steve Carlton, over Lendl since their first meeting dives — kept Borg at bay. two sets easily and was leading 5-1 Bjorn Borg makes two-handed backhand return In semifinal representing Wright, 20, that “a sub- the pitcher's outstanding season was in the third but lost it in the third set said. “I think I can beat him. I have StuUal factor" hi the injury was a The Jury awarded $3 million in batted .378 and led the league with Yankees when he was part owner three-time Cy Young Award winner in Toronto in 1979, was at his After two early breaks, games match In French Tennis Open against Victor Pecci of Paraguay. during the 1950s, ” said Hall of followed the next season by a dis of the Philadelphia Phillies, to have, brilliant best against Pecci and has went with service until two weak here, he was playing really well, but done it before.” lack of padding on Riddell’s PAC-3 damages for physical and mental 59 homers and 170 RBI. Borg meets Ivan Lendl In finals. (UPl Photo) su ffe i^ caua^ to Wright by the in Want to play some more with such Famer Ernie Banks, one of the proportionately poor performance the honor of starting the game. yet to drop a set at the French Open backhands allow^ Borg to nose somctimps he was missing too many model helmet. which made his combined perfor Wright, .playiu for Prestonburg jury. The balance was awarded for stats? Joe Jackson batted .408 in his major leagues’ official spokesman Banks wouldn't hesitate to offer his H l^ School in Floyd County, was medical and attendant care, equip first season. Joe D iM a^o achieved fo the annual All-Star Game elec mance for the two seasons ap advice. proximately his lifetime average. running downfleld after a kickoff ment and compensation for inability his career highs in both homers and tion, being underwritten this year "I'd start Carlton, " he said. ’That Contemporary pitchers included man can pitch.” Serve and volley tennis return in a game against Morgan to earn income. RBI ih'liis second season and Ted for the 12th straight bv the Gillette 6 Joe's World The epitome of aggressive tennis is the The pause is so important for it allows a Old Timers' Day serve and volley. player to set up for what is usually a very dif- Joe German This tactic can be seen in use by players ficult volley. Planning the direction for the Tennis O Lortoard USA iSSi like Roscoe Tanner, whose serve js a domi first volley is even more important since it nant force in'his game Serve and volley play Tips eliminates the need to make decisions during is also generally used by almost every the point. :;i; doubles player in the game. Tom Casalino If the volley is placed deep in the comer, all season long The primary thoughts put into effect are 1) U.S.P.T.A. the server can follow it in and plan to hit a :|:i it's advantageous to be at the net and 2) a volley off of a down-the-line passing shot. The good serve will force our opponent to hit technique is the same in doubles. However, );j: SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) - a game for the Angds by weaker returns. If we can use our serve to the first volley goes back to the receiver so as :|:j Weekend optimist Frank Howard, a giant of a stmllng borne. gain net position we might put extreme to avoid the net man. man who play^ regularly in Rose and Yastrsemski are, pressure on our opponents and give us some A good way to practice this technique is the major leagues until be in fact, 40 or over, as are five with three people. One player is situatkl by Two of my buddies just returned mayfly hatches, and he on one end of was 37 years old, remembers other players In the nujots — easy balls to hit Willie S ta i^ Pirates; Woo- As discussed last time, a well-placed serve himself on one side of the net while the other from a trip to the Beaverkill River a throbbing rod, and a four pounder most vividly an aphorism can keep our opponent on the defensive. If the from inside the service line. By moving up two are o the baseline on the other. The lone g in the New York State. The on the other end, all skimming passed on to him by Ted returns of serve are consistently weak, the too fast or far, you may sacrifice your ability player serves to one player and must hit the Beaverkill, nestled in the Catsklll through his head. WiUiams. to move laterally. first volley to the other. 'The point is played Mountains, is the river for fly Please understand that Mr. X is “Elvery good year you have serve and volley technique allows a player to after 32 ad(b two noore years "Tbe players today are bet close in and put the return of serve away After the serve, a player should move out from there. ’ i-ij fishermen in America. It was the no meat hunter. In fact, they were ter condltiooed,’’ nods Prank This drill gives the server a good image of ji!: stamping ground for Theodore Gor fishing the “Fly Fishing only — to your career,” the legendary In singles the theory is quite simple If you forward quickly as the receiver begins to WilUams told''Howard, who Robinson, the new manager of .serve to one side of the court, the first volley swing forward the server should pause and the target area. Keep in mind this tactic is don, father of American fly fishing. Catch and Release" stretch of the the Giants and an active river. This was to him the epitome now manages the San Diego is hit to the other. This makes the ball move then move to the ball to prepare for the for good servers. It also tends to be most In fact, more famous trout fly Padres. One season of slump slugger himself until be was away from the receiver, forcing him to hit vollev. effective on a fast court. ;:j: patterns originated, and were first of good sport, to be able to fish for ing, another season of grace. 41 years dd. “And they have those wary big brown trout. J the ball on-the run. After the volley is hit, the volleyer should You'll know if you’ve got the idea because used on this river by him, and some Williams, of course, was still better contracts. Now when a of the early recorders of this sport. guy Is 34 years old, he signs a The direction of the ball should be consis start forward again and stop as the receiver you’ll feel as if you’re controlling the points Friday, the men hit the rlvdr. playing effOctlvdy for the and you’ll have some easy putaway volleys. What happened to one of my BoMon Red Sox when he was five-year guaranteed contract Newport tent as to pattern our tactic begins the next shot. 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Miss Long graduated from RHAM High School in 1979 and is currently attending Manchester Community College. She Is employed at The r Manchester Herald, Mr. O’Donnell, a graduate of RHAM High School in 197S, and is self-employed. The couple is planning a Sept. 12 wedding at Zion Lutheran Church in Manchester. Donovan-Matheny Laurie E. L ong Karen A. Donovan f : The engagement of Miss Karen Ann Donovan of Manchester to Mark Ferris Matheny of Mrs. Richard Girardin Mrs. Thomas Gentile Manchester has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Donovan of 34 Timber Trail, Manchester. Mr. Matheny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. GqMen Matheny of 36 Dr. Paul Marston, 81, a country doctor who still makes house calls Brookfield St„ Manchester. «w9.. • Miss Donovan graduated from C h & IrS id O m & n n G r ** about 20-mlle radius pays a call on Eva Lord In near Weddings Mount St. Joseph Academy in West by Cornish. (UPI photo) Hartford and from Bay Path Junior College in Longmeadow, Mass. She is employed as a travel agent at Bridget Putira of Manchester was her sister’s maid of Mercury Travel Agency in 6 honor. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Putira, Mary Putira Manchester. Girardin-Demers and Laura Putira, all of Manchester and sisters of the Mr. Matheny graduated from Country (doctor, 81 bride. Avon Old Farms School in Avon and Laurene Demers ofManchester and Richard Girardin Robert DamascHi Jr. of Manchester served as best from the University of Hartford. He of Manchester were married May 30 at South United man. Ushirs were David Damaschi of Blast Hartford is employed as an Electronics Methodist Church in Manchester. and Jeff Schaller of Bloomfield. engineer at Eastern Electronics The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A reception was held at the Army li Navy Club in Demers of 587 W Middle Turnpike, Manchester. The Q m . In Blast Hartford. I". Manchester, after which the couple left for Bermuda. The couple is planning an October bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Laura Girardin of 147 Dr. Marston leaves his modest white house for a house call. He They will reside in Vernon. wedding. (Nassiff photo) Still makes house calls Brookfield St . Manchester. Mrs. Gentile is employed at Jay Control' Company in Qall Shimaitis Anno P. McDermott has been making house calls In western Maine for more than 40 The Rev. George Webb officiated. Glastonbury. House call years. (UPI photo) Melanie Demers was her sister's maid of honor. Mr. Gentile is employed at Kahn Company in without making house calls,” Mrs. Boland, 97, suffering from a Shimaltis-BIrtles By Charles W. Goldsmith Cathy Foley served as bridesmaid. Melissa Girardin, Wethersfield. (Candids by Carol photo) Marston, a 1932 graduate of the form of cancer, stays in bed most of the bridegroom's daughter, was flower girl. The engagement of Miss Gail KEZAR FALLS, Maine (UPI) - University of Vermont Medical the day. Her large garage had many Gregory Germond served as best man. Ronald Girar Shimaitis of Manchester to James The weathered black bag plops down School, who now serves 1,000 years ago been a dancehall called din. the bridegroom's brother, was usher.' Blrtles of Elast Hartford has been in the bedroom of 3year-oId Brent patients. “ The Maple.” A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in announced by her parents, Mr. and Nelson, whose mother found him Marston’s offices .He upstairs “ I can’t walk too good now,” she East Hartford, after which the couple left for Virginia Sertl-Sobiski Mrs. Frank Shlmkitls of SIS Henry "screaming and horrified” in the from the living quarters of his said. '“ I was a live wire all my life. Beach! Va'They will reside in Manchester. St.' Manchester. middle of the night. modest white house in this quiet We used to do all types of dances — Mrs Girardin is employed by Aetna Life 4 Casualty. Mr. Birtles is the son of Mr. and "Aren't you glad to see me," village of some 2,500 people. Ye old-fashioned dances like waltzes Diane Marie Sobiski of Tisbury, Mass., formerlv of Mr Girardin is em p loy^ by Peerless Woodworking. Mrs. Alfred Birtles of East Hart and twosteps.” Manchester and Mark Sertl of Oak Bluffs, Mass., smiles 81-year-old Dr Paul Olde Wool Shoppe sits next door. iNassiff photo I ford. The public library, open The doctor examines her formerly of E llini^n. were married May. 16 at the Marston, resting his still-steady Miss Shimaitis gradutated from Wednesdays only, stands across the shoulder, pats her dog “ Georgie” on Seaman's Chapel in Tisbury. Justice of the Peace Nelle band on the youth’s forehead. The Manchester High School in 1975. She street. the back, and bids farewell. K. Vincent officiated at the double-ring ceremony. stethoscope and thermometer come is employed as a lab technician The doctor’s bookshelf Includes an “ How in heaven’s name are these The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigfred ouL Mr. Birtles graduated from Elast poor people to be treated unless a Gentile-Putira Sobiski of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of ‘ *I don’t think he’s very ill,” the 1883 edition of Gray’s Anatomy. A Hartford High School in 1970. He is 40-year-oId wooden examining t^ Ie doctor goes to see them?” asks J Mrs. Margaret Sertl of Ellington and the late Frank C. doctor assures a worried Nora employed as a nqillwright at Pratt 4 ^ Marston. “ I have a lot of poor old Ann Putira of Manchester and Thomas Gentile of Sertl. Nelson. "G ive him a halfteaspoon oh graces the main office, where Whitney Aircraft Division of United people who say ‘what would I do if Bloomfield were married May 30 at the Church of the Mrs. Wanda Estrella of Tisbury was matron of honor. this, but not on an empty stomach. U lollipops ' are dispensed to Technologies Corp. in Blast Hart he’s not all right just give me a youn(prters. you gave it up?” ’ Assumption in Manchester John Estrella of Tisbury served as best man. ford. caU” His wife Sylvia, 75, is baking the The doctor enjoys trout fishing on The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A reception was held at the VFW home at Oak Bluffs. The couple is planning a Debra Dennen The youngster known as "Bubba” “ first rhubarb pie of the season.” northern Maine’s Moosehead Lake Putira of 110 Keeney St , Manchester. The bridegroom Following a wedding trip, a reception was held at the September wedding at St. Bridget or "B .J ." climbs grinning out of the “ Present-day people are losing when he vacations. Nurse Barbara IS the son of Mr and Mrs. Louis Gentile of Bloomfield. Army 4 Navy Club in Manchester. Church in Manchester. (Village bedcovers in white pajamas and the dedication for their jobs,” the Stacy keeps watch on his flock of The Rev George Laliberte of the Church of the Mrs. Sertl is employed as a licensed practical nurse at photo) blue socks. doctor said as he drove up “ the patients, as she has for 30 years. Assumption celebrated the nuptial mass and performed Martha's Vineyard Hospital, Martha's Vineyard, Mass. Diane J. Menard “Mommy says daddy take me longest hill in Parsonsfield, one- “ I couldn’t do it without Bar the double-ring ceremony. Mr. Sertl is self-employed. fishing now,” be muttered. "I go get mile long.” Not another car is seen bara,” he said. “ Everybody knows n The bride was given in marriage by her father The couple is residing in Tisbury. McDermott-Geers Manchester has been announced by Mrs. Eldward Jean of 48 Cambribge some big books.” on the road lined with white pine, her and if I’m nVt in the office she' Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. McDer her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. St., Manchester. Marston bops back in his car for a maple and oak. offers advice. And my wife bandies mott of Manchester announce the Menard of East Hartford. A July 31 wedding is plapned-at 20-mile mountainous journey to “ Tile 'old-fashiojfed storekeeper the questions as best as possible. It engagement of Iheir daughter, Anne Mr. Kaama is the son of Leonard the Church of the Assumption. Pryebnrg — where elderly sisters would apologize if somebody asked takes more than one to be a country Patricia to Mark D. Geers. Kearns of Vernon and Mn. Leona Mary and Florence Crowther await for an item and he didn’t have it,” doctor.” Leas celebrate Ms. McDermott is a graduate of Kearns of Manchester. bis visit. A 15-mile jaunt follows, to he said. “ Now if you ask for an un Marston passes an elderly patient East Catholic High ^hool and Miss Menard graduated from a 97-year-old woman's house in usual item they say tbqy haven’t outside the Nelson residence, where Syracuse (N.Y.) University’s East Catholic Higp School in 197S. South Parsonsfield. ' ' stocked it since the war because Brent now plays with his younger N Press-Ahles Newhouse School of Com brother Jason. THe"doctor rolls 25th anniversary She is employed as a chemistry lab Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Press of “ I cover an area of about 20mlle they don’t make any money on it. munications. She is a television technician at Multi-Circuits, Im . Manchester announce the engage radius,” said tto doctor who’s made "The old storekeeper had a down the car window and examines news reporter and anchor with Mr. Kearns graduated from ment of their daughter, Leah Press bouse calls in wiMteiii Maine for philosophy of service, and it's the a cyst on the retired man’s head. Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Lea Sr. of Manchester Cable News Network.^. Manchester High School in 1972. He to Scott Ahels, son of Mrs. Nyda more than 40 years. "When people same way in the practice of “ You can’t find other doctors to celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on May 10 at Mr. Geers is the son of Mr. and is a memher of the Manchester Ahles of Thorp, Wise., and the late are sick and call at night I’ve got to medicine.” come to the house,” said Mrs. Nelson. "I guess it’s just too in a party hosted by their two sons, Albert Lea and Joseph i, Mrs. J. Paul Geers of Cincinnati, Philatelic Society. He is eihployed RalpIkAhles. go see them. What else are they The steep, wihdfng road to Verna Ohio. He is a paduate of Xavier convenient for them. But Dr. Lea. 'file couple was married on April 23. 1956 in St as a gold plater at Multi-Ciicuits, Miss Press received a B.A. dearee going to do?” Boland's bouse is treacherous in University and received a master’s Marston will go out in all hours of James Church in Manchester. The Rev. Eldgar Farrell Inc. from Brandeis University and her Hiey recently made a movie Maine's snowbound winters. No detp-ee in Journalism from Ohio the night.” officiated. The couple is planning a July 25 M.D. degree from the Uidverslty of called “ House Calls.” And the problem for Marston, who enjoys State University. He Is employed as The doctor stops home with the Highlight of the party, which was attend^ 'by more wedding at St. Christopher’s Church Southern California School of movies is nearly the only place the scenic view of the White Moun city editor of the Las Vegas (Nev.) than 100 of the couple's friends and relatives, was a trip in Blast Hartford. 3M icin e. She is cu ntatly doing her you’ll find them these days. Unless tains in all seasons. latest news en route to his next Sun newspaper. to Florida given to them by their children. residency training at the University you live in the towns surrounding “ Being a country doctor is a house call — telling his wife he’ll be The couple is planning a July wed The doctor checks over a medical book In his office In his home. Mr. Lea owns and operates Lea's Market, 229 Spruce Dennen>Jean of Southern California Medical the (M p e e River near the New challenge and I don’t want to be In late for lunch and (hat first rhubarb His bookshelf Includes an 1883 edition of Gray's Anatomy. (UPI St,, Manchester. He has operated the market with his ding. Colter In Los Angeles. ^ Hampshire border. circumstances where I can’t meet pie. The engagement of Miss Debra Country doctor brother. Frederick Lea, since their parents purchased it Mr. Ahles received both his B.A. "A doctor works for the benefit of it,” he said. “I also have a four- p h oto) Dennen of Manchester to Wayne in 1950. His parents attended the party as did hers, Menard-Kearns Slid M.D. degrees from the Univer his patients, and vou can’t do it wheel drive vehicle.” Dorothy Strickland, the maid of honor and Frederick Jean of Manchester has been an nounced by her parents, Mr. and sity of Wisconsin. He Is currently Lea, who served as best man. The engagement of Miss Diane J. doing his residence training at the Mr. Lea is a member of the American Legion and the Mrs. William Dennen of 25 Tyler St., Menard of East Hartford to Manchester. San Diego (Calif.) Medical Center. Volunteer Firemen of Manchester. Chirstopher J. Kearns of A December wedding is planned. Mrs. Lea is employed at EM wards Answering Service Mr. Jean is the son of Mr. and in Vernon. She was bom in Coventry, but attended Manchester schools. The couple has liv^ in Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Lea Sr. MCC courses offered since their marriage. (Candids by Carol photo) UConn received ghaht i Man's mother-in-law Workshop in Coventry, Tolland Several factors MANCHESTER - Constructive Workshops Inc., a private nonprofit for elderly dental care Plans to offer college credit campus courses have proven to be is too hot to handle agency serving vocationally han courses in Tolland and Coventry popular among working adults who dicapped persons from the Central have been announced by James 0. are seeking convenient near-to- DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have hours, my husband would change and Capitol regions, including seven Tatro, Dean of (immunity Services home locations and once a week been happily married for 12 years. Dental care for the elderly is tists. In these studies, a majority care in UConn’i geriatrics clinic, our baby's diaper if necessary. bring poor lawns from Manchester, recently con at Manchester DMununlty College. cla n et. I’m 35 and my wife is 33. We’ve got becoming a concentrated Interest at bad no teeth at all, had some form of also at the Burgdorf. Ian Lawson, Dear What do you think? solidated its New Britain facilities. the University of Omnecticut School oral, disease, complained of irrita These courses, using local high Classes scheduled for the fall in two great kids. My problem is my The centrally located facility at M.D., the UConn faculty member DECEMBER BRIDE of Dental Medicine in Farmington. tion with their dentures, had ill- school facilities, will meet evenings Tolland will meet on Monday, mother-in-law. She’s 56. “ Granny” J Abby 102 Washington St., formerly oc who directs that clinic, wiU t o an DEAR BRIDE: I think there CHICAGO (UPI) — Drout is not Office test your soil to determine Making it possible is a 1251,817 fitting dentures or bad not ,8oen a once a week. The regional communi Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. has been coming on to me very cupied by the Erahart Corp., houses adviser. should be some changes made the only threat to lawns this spring. lime and fertilizer needs. Too much grant received from the Nathmal dentist in five years. ty college, whose main campus is in Included In the course offerings are; strong lately. Every time she sees Abigail 6 Hiem also will to integration with liefore you have children. And for Poor lawns can be caiued by poor fertilizer — especially nitrogen — CW’s headquarters and vocational Manchester, has offered courses (or biology, data processing, English, roe, she presses up against me very Institute on Aging by Dale Potter, Under the new program, the UConn social service workers, Van Buren openers, one should he your quality seed, close momilg, too lit- ‘ can increase injury from drought evaluation and planning center, D.D.S., of West Hartford, assistant the^past two years in Mansfield, matbeinatics, and psychology. The Sr*’ close and gives me the kind of kisses ► sduol’s curriculum on the u re of nutritionists and other skilled o fiance's attitude. tie or too much fertilizer or lime, and disease. vocational rehabilitation division, using classrooms at Mansfield Coventry classes will meet on no guy should be getting from his professor of behavioral scienoesand apodal patints will be eipanded to professionals as w dl as with agen * • s droughty or poorly drained soil, lack • Frequent shallow watering industrial job shops, and buslaen conunonity helath in the dental Training School. Dean Tatro said, Tuesdays and Thursdays in the moUier-in-law. include a roiinired il-week course in das such as the Visiting Nurse Assn. DEAR ABBY: We have an uncle of sunshine, too^puch traffic, in usually does more harm than good. services division, warehouse, and "In order to better serve our evening. Accounting, hotness law, She doesn’t drive, so she asks me a 56-year-old grandmother. school. geriatric care and a required 15- Dental students also wiO gain who made a strange request some sects and disease and improper It Increases the chances for disease, workshops. clientele in the easter part of our pndwloer, and speech are being I to Uke her places, and when I do, • * * Potter, who had a background in week clerkship during which expwianoe in trsatiiw patients in time ago. He asked us (his nieces) watering, says the Professional restricts root depth and encourages CW’s new location is undergoing service area, we are expanding our offered. Registration is possible by Ellen Bzdyra ^ the battle is really on. She’s not a DEAR ABBY: Why do Jews treating the poor and the eUariy, students will provlda treatment t o . nursing homes and o ^ eitanded to be his pallbearers when he dies. Lawn Care Association of America. weed growth. Water should be extensive renovations to provide offerlnp. Instead of meeting at the telephone. bad-looking woman for her age, and always answer a question with will use the funds to devdop a older patients. Elective lednres and care facilities. They wlU get this He is very sick now and he Association members offer these applied with a sprinkler to a depth of complete accessibility for han UConn program in geriatric clinical service else will be training scbo«d, the courses will be For more Information, contact the I’ve got to admit I did dream the another question? dicapped people and for CW’s expan eiperienco at the nU ed M bnw repeated that request. My father tips on lawn improvement: 4 - 6 inches — and never so fast that danistry over the next flv* ^Availablar.. > - offored in Tolland and (Gentry.” Office of the Ounmunity Services other night that she made it with me TONY ding (laining programs. Honw and Hospital for tin Aged, disapproves because he never heard • Be sure the lawn grass seed it stands on or runs off the surface. The program, he said, The local school hoards have Divisloa at Manchester Community DEAR TONY i How else should The.grsU er on. dental located near B^B kirf. tthad-a one- Installed and it wasn’t all that bad. of female pallbearers. I for one mixtures you buy are well adapted • Many turfgrass species also In 1980 CW served 745 han welcomed the initiative of the College, telephone: 648-2137. they answer? the importance of serving ca n fw the'uldarlywillrmiinn more chair (lentsrllnlf . Please give some advice on how to would like to be a pallbearer at my to your area and as free as possible won't tolerate shade — and even dicapped penons, employed 186 of ooUeg* ^ giving their enthusiastic • • • akpandlng population o f people dvOr ^ c a n aria bueonM available that is discourage her without hurting her uncle’s funeral because he is my from weed seed. If you select Ken them in its workshops and placed In addition, Pottsr h m to teach Ellen Bxdyra, daughter o f Mr. and shade grasses grow slowly with In 85. ' espedallB tdlored to tiMir needs. suMort to, tills enlarged program. feelings, because I really don’t know DEAR ABBY: I would like your favorite uncle. My cousins also tucky blue grass or red fescue, use 141 qualified client/worfcers in stndenU hew to treat Me homeland Mrs. Edward Bzdyra of 178 Dunn sufficient light. Again, ornamental He noted that this ’ grou|» o f B ach stinddit in the required hlCC’s off-campus credit course how to handle it. opinion of something my fiance said would like to serve as pallbearers. business and industrial jobs. by taUag them with portable denUI Road, Coventry, was installed as varieties recommended for your ground covers are preferable if the Americans grew from about 4 per* ,- for aiaamllie, w ia be pro|ram began five years ago with i i '-' WEAKENING IN GROSSE last night. I asked him if he had ever equUmsat to the honees. pf such wortl^y advisor of Manchester Have you ever heard of such a state. And buy certified seed. area gets less than three hours of CW’s sheltered worksheqis in New cent of the population in U 0 ( to ^ at least four elderly smul number of offerings in down POINTE WOODS changed a baby’s diaper, and he p iM ^ --if efied, maktag heose Assembly No. 15, Order of Rainbow thing? And even if you haven’t, do • Too close or too infrequent sunli^t dklly. • Concentrated traf Britain and Bristol now have space more than 10 percent, totaling tt>4 , Itihw afu 41 studsnto In a town Rockville. Enrollments have Now you know X ) DEAR WEAKENINGi Aw, replied, “ Absolutely not; the for Girls, in ceremonies May 30 at you see anything wrong with it? mowing inhibits the growth of a fic across one section of lawn, es and facilities for the Mtential million, in Ifn. By the yeer now grown to nearly one thoudand come off it, sonny. Just 1*11 Gran thought of it repulses m e!” M l, Ito U IlM aeadamic yuar WiU to ' The fastest passenger elevators In LOUISVILLE, KY. vigorous root system. Kentucky pecially when it ia wet, compacts employment of up to ISO ban- with 'clasoes beiiig, held. In public ' the Masonic Temple, She succeeds Abby, I am not saying that this persons over 45 are espactod to -/t C a n MU b e pnvidad li the speat\m patUng the mrdgram the world arc the express elamptors ny to behave herself or you’ll have DEAR LOUISVILLE: I have in Masgrsss and red fescue lawns dicMped client woiters. BOwile Maclachlan. the soil, weakens the turf and gives number II millloo. UConn dental clinics at the Burgdorf togetbw and allowing to •cIssoU in Bast Hartford, South to the 80th floor irf the 7a7-(iiot-taU to report her to your wife. And If particular task should be shared deed heard of It, and there’s no should be maintained at a height of 2 CW provides special bus sawlces Miss Bsdyra and the other newly- weeds a better chance to thrive. Potter cited studies that show that Health Center In Hartford, where broaden his esperieneps in elderly WinMor, Vernon, and Manchester. “ Sunshine 80” building in Tokyo that that doesn’t eool her off, you’re equally between us, but I would like reason why your uncle's wishes - 2‘ i inches and should be remowed • Weeds also grow better where to Hartford and Middletown as B a n location hat a repeating cycle installed officers will conduct their to think that if we had a child and I the elderty — even tboee without Ptottar’s program wlU bo based. <-^cara. ‘.travel 2,000 feet p«r minute, or 22.72 the Rrst. 35-year-old man I ever should be carried out when hr is. before it reaches 3 - 3V^ inches. insects and/or diseases are left un collection and delivery points for its teeth — nosd the attsodion of dao- It wlU be integrated with n^itoal of courtet which allom students to first meeting on Monday at tlw Tem heard of who can’t run faster than happened to be awav for a few mph. ple. • fifave your County Extension checked clients in those general areas. plen a program of study. Off- { I Sat., June 6, 1981 — 17 IA - _ T H E h e r a l d , Sat,, June 6. 1981 Questions and answers TV today SIXMIO Menning beats the odds Haftin. An oldor man lana m lova with MORNING his fiancee and becnmea involved (•) ¥fHd Kingdom Menning brlngi to "L » Vegas in an Indian ambush (2 hra.) a young rock atar. (Rated PO) (2 After an extensive talent How many Gabor sisters? 2 9 2 9 NBC Nawa .. I sTso <14) Movie -(Science-Fiction) ** (2D Medicine And Your Health hra.) search that Included audition GambT the expertence and & N*w» ( 8) HarnessRadnoPromYonkers poise that hew established tw ''Close Encountera Of The Third 26TMa0ldHoueaBobVllainspecla ing more than 50 talented 6:00 Kind" 1980nichardDreyluas.Fran ihe custom madehardwood spiral Raceway DCARDICKiToaetUe was more alliterative. Also (fH>. Ir there an anewer lo 3 Plnc«lada« (14) RichardPryor:UYelnConcar1 young women, Lee Menning as one of Ametica's leading cois Truffaut Anordineryguyiafaced staircase in the barn and loura the an argument brtweyn a more commercial. that riddle? I was 3 Pattern For Living with the mind blowing discovery ol factory where it was made (Cloaed- Tha imaginative, often controversial was chosen as the new dealer/ models and commercial 8 Chlldran'aOoapolHour comedian explore# aome of hta friend and myself, c*nld DEAR DICKi I saw an thinking (here probably alienlileoncarth (RatedPQ)(2hrs . Captioned. USA) hostess tor Ihe NBC-TV game spokeswomen. She hes 'ap 21 Naws-Waathar-Sporla JO mina.) 7:00 lavoritetopicsbeforealivaaudience you please tell me If diere old newsreel from wasn't, but I had lo do 22‘ Daklarl at the Long Beach Theatre Center m show "Las V a g « Gambit." peared In commercials tor 120 My Favorite Martian (3) Agronaky And Company are two Gabor slaters — H o lly w o o d around 1918 of an ac something lo find out. 6:10 (21’ New-Wealher-Sporte (6) Six Million Dollar Man California. Menning joins "Las Vegas Gam many well-known products. '21' Woah In Agriculluro 26 Antiques <#) Muppel Show Quest: Joan 292929 Saturday Night Live Host Among her television guest ap Eva and Zaa Zaa — or tress whom I dif not JULIE THOMAS, 6:30 BuriRaynoida Oueal. Anna Murray bit" host Wink Martlndale lor 29 .Lawrence Walk Show Baez pearances was a featured role three aiatera — Eva, Zaa Dick Kleiner recognize. Her name was Neosho, Mo. 3 Baal Of Barrio (4(3 Movie -(Drema) *** "Autobto- (• ' Wild Kingdom World of the (Repeal; 90 mina.) the giant blackjack game- 3 ’ Abbott And Coatallo graphy O l Miaa Jane Pittman" P.nnipeds' (21) Praaa B o i originating from the Tropicana in NBC-TVs "BJ and the Bear." Zaa and Ava. VALERIE Irene Bordoni. Could Carol says there is an Carloona 1974 Cicely Tyson. Josephine (4 < World At War 'The Bomb' 26 In Parlormance v“Atter an elaborate hunt, Ihe i f ARRIS, Lae Vegas, Nev. you tell me something answer: The bear is white. 8 Davay And OoMatb Tremice Traces the life and memor 26 Movie-(Mystery)** "Mr.Molo Hotel In the Nevada city- dll World Opportunlliet 1 like these profound 21’ WaakInRaviaw lea in flashback of a fictional one 29 Risk Of Marriage Takes A Vacation" 1939 Peter which pits two married couples unanimous choice tor hostess about her? In the new- ^ It is a polar bear. I told ^23 Movie hundred and fen year old black (21) Sporlt Saturday Lorre. Virginia Field An aca detec was Lee," says Bob Noah, pro queations. There are three sreel clip, she looked and Carol that I didn't get it. 6:45 tive attempts to solve two murders In a contest ot wits, knowledge woman from her birth as a Louisiana 29 AFamilyOfWinnara ducer ol "Las Vegas Gambit." — Zsa Zaa, Eva and acted very much like a She said, 'T m sorry — I 8 Community Calendar slave at ihobeginmngoMheCivil War 26 One# Upon A Clastic and Ihe theft ol a queen’s jewels (90 and luck. 8 A New Day to the beginning of the Civil Rights (CloSed-Captioned. USA) mms ) In addition to establishing a "We are also pleased about her Magda. Maybe the Eva- help me wilh this one. My friend of mine. MRS. wish it could be funnier, 6:59 movement (2 hrs ) (49 In Starch Of Laugh Therapy' (49 Movie-(8uspenee)**S "Cop- sense of style, and look forward Ava confusion stema from wife and I saw the recent but that’s it.” So much for 30’ Morning Prayer Out" 1968 JnmesMason.Geraldine spirited rajjport with Martin- which starred Lana MADELINE NUGENT, (5^ Wall Street Week Economic 29 Jana Goodall; The World Of to her showing us some TV thaw, “Madame X," 7:00 Growth and Where to Find It' Guest Animal Behavior Chaplin When hta daughter's boy dale, Menning each day will the fact that Eva, aa in Eva Turner. Grable never did Williamsport, Pa. riddles in this column. 3 Kldaworld A Gary Shilling Host Louis 7:16 friend IB Accused of murder, an al model a unique and colorful gorgeous fashions that are Gkbor, is prounced Ava. starring Tuesday Weld. I it. Irene Bordoni was an DEAR DICK; Could ' II 3 Brady KIda Rukeyser (39 Banny Hill Show (JOINED In coholic recluse, formerly a lawyer designed to catch the eye ot 8 Hot Fudge decideB to defend him (95 mms ) ensemble from a leading Las DEAR DICK I Is the say this is a remake of an DEAR DICK: I love the Italian-born vaudeville you please tell me if there 2:00 Prograet) every woman watching." 8 Star Trek (3 ) Kldaworld 26 Thraa Stoogae 27) Movie-(Adventure) *** "King Vegas boutique. fellow who plays the part old show called t'Madame show, “ Those Amaxing star — a singer, dancer, Is a sequel planned for 9 News (5 ) Brady Bunch 7:2S Kof>o" 1933 Fay Wray. Robert Arm 11 SportaCenler of Barbarino on X” wilh Belly Crable. My Animals” (who ditesn'l) comedian — who became a the animated feature, (6 1 Qreataat Sporla Leoanda (3 ) If You Aak Me strong An expedition journeys lo 20' Archiea (1i) Accaitt On Living 7:29 skull island lo capture a 50 loot ape -Welcome Back, Loiter,” wife says no way. but every lime I watch it, big Broadway star in the “The Lord of Ihe Rings,” 21 International Week In Review 2 9 (22 Ma|or League Beeebell: An (39 DaMy Number (100 mins ) any relation to Lily GEORGE HALLIGEN, I wonder if Priscilla ’20s and eventually made a and, if so, when will it Iw 22 Jim Bakker Inside Look Host Bryant Gumbel 7:30 11:36 30 Conaultation (|) Movie-(Drama)** Ik "Big Car Tomlin? LU C ILLE M. Vancouver, Wash. Presley is Elvis' ex-wife? few movies. She died in released? C.G. Merced, 21’ From Hollywood Lee Leonard CD Economy Watch A l 38' Faith For Today reports on entertainmeni features (I'l ShaNeNe nival" 1951 Kirk Douglas, JanSlerl- LACY, Juneau, Alaska. It will take three If so, why doesn't she use 19S3. ' Calif. ‘40' Morningtown ing The grim tale ol a nasly big-city 24 Erice-Meking Things Work ( I ) Muppal Show Guest Jean- Hardly. That “ fellow lawyers, a judge and King her maiden name^ DEAR DICK; I watch Ralph Bakshi, who 7:30 (36 Movie'(Drame) *** "Atfeir in Pierre Rampal reporterRtuckmlhealicks.whocapi- 3 Arthur And Company Trinidad " 1952 Glenn Ford. Rita (IDMovIs -(Adventure)*** "Return talizeaon a disastertogamallMtion who plays the part of Bar Solomon to figure out who CAROL HEYNE^, Carol Burnett's show made “ The Lord of the 3 Groovie Gooliea Hayworth Afterherhusbandiakilled. From Witch Mountain" Bette and ride himsell back to the big lime barino” is none other than wins this one. Yes, this is a .Lethbridge, Alberta, Can. often, and I frequently Rings,” had planned a 6 Baaeball Bunch an American singer in Trinidad and (2hrs . lOmms.) Oavis. Christopher Lee When two remake. But no, it didn’t sequel, but got sidetracked 9 Newark And Reality her husband's brother fall in love as children from another planet leave 12 :(X> TV Sunday John Travolta. John and Well, for one, I don’t see a skit with Carol, 11 NCAA Baaeball they work to find the murderer (2 their remole lerrestrial home I0 see ( i ) Championehip WreatHng Lily are unrelated, and star ^ tty Grable. In fact, love “ Those Amazing Vicki Lawrence and Steve into doing “ American 20 Jetaona (ID SportsCenter hrs ) what life IS like in a big city, their ad- they didn’t even relate there have been six earlier Animals.” But, yes, Pop” instead. Now, with 21 Sporla Review 2 T Page 57 ventures begin (Rated G) (2 hrs ) (ID Living Faith -f - '. Lawrence. They tell a rid 30 Great Space Coaater 2:15 ($9 Portrait Of A Legend (21) Freemen Reports very much when they co- “ Madame X ” productions. 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SprlngfU M (PBB) Excellent (don’t miss this one) (WED.) summer Manchester Bicentennial '4d ci^d le pln Bowling* Ihe funeral services in their ba ^ Promises Of Qod 12:SS # Bewitched Audience participation will be in forming groups this year has been (2D Newe-Weather-Sporte (|)(49 Fantasy Island A handsome O TW M Kingdom (19 I Love Lucy Band Shell roster of assorted 12:26 <2Z Flehln' Hole young man is given superior alhtetic sement (2 hrs ) mn on Chennol Good (worth watching) CD99PVI vited when ^ m ie Bentley, banjoist, made possible by more local He's mad. He's bad. 4KX> 9 Movie 4:30 musical«vents. 3/e InTheNews (97) Kprmody Center Tonight' Sarah ability so that he can perform on Ihe 94i Mertlord. ero aleo eMn or 1:00 business groups interested in spon 12:30 a t NCAA B a u b o ll Collaga World 69 Bports Afield ) MyTlirMBofM QP OMIgen’alelend leads his familiar singalong reper And he's in America'Lilli Palmer etarame one- trapeze with Ihe beautiful woman he ChOfiROI S3, Norwieh. 3.-00 Fair (hat its moments) (TO iBBITopAceHendbeHCham- This month’s schedule is filled, Drak Pack women show which traces Ihe high loves, but her overproiective family Senaa-Oame 12 Taama lo 6a Clionnele 11* 14, 21 end tS I ANMyOiMrafi toire, and also in the folk dancing soring events at the band shell, and Announced (T ) 69 NCAA CRempfORoMpe a‘laOldCMcago’(MON.).'ln pkMiahip (Tue.) 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