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EAST HARTFORD - Garrett, Sharon Gerstenlauer, DiGangi, Kimberly Dufin, Donald A. Cramer, prin­ Paula Gesuele, Elizabeth Alan Edgerton. Michael AL SIEFFERTS cipal of the George J. Gosselin, Victor Grin, Charles Fahey. Stephanie Foster. ManrliTBtpr Penney High School, has Guminiak, John Holman. Arline Freeman. Linda Christine Hudak, Pamela Della-Bitta announced the following Garneau. Mary Gumkowski. Kehlenbach, Janet Kunz, Anne Henry. .Shari Higgins, honors list for the fourth Carla Lacey, Corinne Cynthia Hutt, Cynthia Izzo. marking period which Leccese, Carolyn MacKnight, Francis Kaminski, Sharon ended June 20. Eighty-one Lori Magnano, Joanne Katren, Susan Katren. Kevin students achieved high MaTitsky, Brenda Martin. Keilbach. Diane Kelly, Allred CHRISTMAS IN wins upset honors and 282 students Timothy McCabe, Donna LaFountain. Kim LaPointe.- achieved general honors. Morin, Sharon Morrissey. Donna Lauf, Caryn Leal. Jef- Stephen Niebielski, Patricia t u r n i n g Irey Lemire, Thomas Lezon. High honors Noyes, Lori Pappalardo. Robert Luko. Thomas f t ! ® ' Seniors Christine Person, Paul Pires, Malitsky, Evan Marks. Penny Kathleen Abbott. Susan Daniel Polinski, Paul Polo, Martin, .leffrey McAllister, for 4th slot Vol. XCIX, No. 251 r- Manohwter, Conn., Thursday, July 24, 1080 • Since 1881 • 2 0 ^ Anderson, Lori Bouchard, Candace Prasser, Donna Patricia McTeague. Andrea Pamela Cascone, Andrew Pratt. Donna Richard, Minelli. James Mirek, Vin­ Oiasse, Jeffrey DeAngelis, Michael Rosa. Elaine cent Mondo, Colleen Moore. W - i M V l Patricia Dziewisz, Nancy Schoenfeld. Laurie Segda, Rudolph Morales, Suzanne Fink, Paul Flebeau, Judith Joseph Shea, Anne St. James. By MARY KITZMANN Robert “Skip" Walsh on the first two Gaudette. Marianne Kulhawy. John Uccello, Sandra Wright. Murphy, Helen Nagle. Ma s Herald Reporter ballots. Kathleen Noel, Kenneth But with the two largest Michelle LaBrosse, Richard Juniors MANCHK.STKR — It was a night McCarthy, Amy Natalie, delegations firmly committed, Laura Adams, Mercedes Pilver, Laurie Lee of pressure politics that ended on the Kevin Prickelt, Suzanne Amberg, Lynne Anderson, Pomerleau, E^her Routhier, Glastonbury's 10 delegates behind Ruggles. Sharon Sulla. Janice FREE GIFTS FOR third ballot with David Della-Bitta. Michelle ft»y, Patricia Della-Bitta, and nine of Joanne Beniger, Patricia Glastonbury, receiving the Tyborowski. Christopher Wet- Blackman, David Berube, Scelza. S harp Sheehan, Ellen Manchester’s 11 delegates suppor­ more. Silverberg, Kimberly Skates, Democratic nod in the state 4th ting Glassman, the swing votes, Robert Brown, John Carey, Senatorial District. Juniors Deborah Carroll, Carol Daniel Slep. Anthony Sousa. deciding the nomination, went to the Della-Bitta's victory last night up­ Frederick Andreoli, Charest, James Charon. Maria Sparatore, Jeffrey EVERYONE! smaller towns. Thomas Barno, Catherine Deborah Clough. Susan Stickles, Deborah Sundin. set the candidate who had the largest The coalition of the smaller towns, Belliveau, Concetta Calafiore, Coleman, Michael Connors. Lvnn Tamiso, Andrew Ted- number of delegates, 20, going into handing the nomination to Della- Karen Chase. Ruth Christian­ Chestena Cote, Anthony Cruz, lord, Susan Tirone, Dianna the first ballot. Rep. Abraham Bitta, was apparently engineered by son, Brenda Clavette, Kelley ..isa Csaszar, Keri Lee Cum- •Veci, Linda Vernali, Stanley Glassman, South Windsor. Support DeGroat, Kimberly .nings, Kenneth Davidson. John Sullivan, state central com­ 2 Wojnilo. Gregory Yanaros. S&H STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE! for the other two contenders. Rep. mitteeman from Manchester’s Desrocher, Norah Dowling. Gary Donovan, Carol Dorn, Robert "Skip" Walsh, and Robert Belinda Felice, Diane Randall Dube. Wanda delegation. Sullivan, a Della-Bitta Freshmen Myette, going into the balloting was supporter, was the dissenter in his Grejdus. Joseph LaBrosse, Dunaway. Robin Flaherty. FREE DRAWING FOR PORTABLE T.V.! measured as minimal. Karen Morgan. Dawn Bryan Flanagan, Lynn Fox, Portia Amberg, Kimberly delegation to impose a unit rule on its The former assistant attorney Muszynski, William Saunders, Lee Ann Gagne, Lynne Barnard, Janet Barsa, Philip endorsement of Glassman. Robert Silvia. Gall Thibodeau, Gerstenlauer. Eva Giraldes, Bedard, Maureen Berger, FREE CANDY CANES FOR THE KIDS! general garnered the required 22 The votes swung back and forth Joseph Timar, Timothy Wood. votes by drawing votes from An­ Jacqueline Gove. Lori Michael Berube, Kristin between the candidate on each ballot Guerrin, Celine Halle, Mar- dover, Bolton. Hebron and Coventry. Sophomores Blair. Robin Blau. Valerie in well-thought moves. On the first Susan Bates. Christopher tine Halle, Sylvie Hebert, FREE GIFT SURPRISE WITH EVERY PURCHASE! These delegates had voted for Rep. Bokun. Philip Bouchei'. Lori ballot. Walsh drew the support of the Bernard, Guy Black, Lisa Philip Holmes, Michelle Henry. Cheryl Hutchings, smaller towns. With Sullivan’s vote 4 Brown. Raymond Chartier, Ann Brierton, Sheery Brown, also. Walsh had nine first ballot Theresa Edwards. Patricia John Jablonski. James Scott Cassarino, Kim Char- Johnston, Katherine Kaman. TYPICAL BUYS votes, enough to participate or force Faust. Sandra Hayes, Diana tier, Daniel Christianson, a primary. Koblanski, Marlene Lacomy, Karen Kaplinski. Hong Chul TYPICAL BUYS Debra Clark. Susan Collins, Lori Lincoln, Garry Marcus, Kim, Alison Kirwin, James But former South Windsor Mayor. Carol Connors, Michael FREEZERS Martha Molomphy, Laurie Krul, Hunchu Kwak, Harry Robert .Myette drew only one vote on Crooks, Debra Dahm, Laurie DEHUMIDIFIERS Morrow. Stephen Steele, Shel­ Lombis, Michelle LaPointe. 10 CU. FT. O y Q SALE the first ballot. He gained 12 votes on ly Steinmetz, Mark Tapio, Wanda Lata. Debra LeBlanc, Devoe. Lynn Ellington. Mara UPRIGHT...... i L i O the second ballot. Nine of Glaston­ Heidi Thibodeau. Laura Thomas Letendre, Pamela Factor. Ronnie Fernham, bury's 10 delegates threw their sup­ Libby, Laura Logan. Kimber­ S?lSfrV *138“ Treybal, Carl Veltri, Victoria Ellen Fink. Michelle Forrest, 12 CU. FT. O Q Q port to Myette. along with two of Veltri, Sue Ellen Webber, ly Mahan. Brent Mayerson, AIR CONDITIONERS Lori McBride, Neil Marc Goldstein. Irana Griggs, UPRIGHT...... £ 9 0 NOW GOING Coventry’s four votes. Stephen Wood, Sheri Yobst. McNamara, Robert Merrick. Mark Haythorn, Mary Ellen PRICES START AT The second ballot assured Myette Freshmen Sharon Meski, James Millis, Heney, Joseph Jakacky, 15CU. FT. 0 1 0 5000 BTU in 3rd has enough votes to join the expected Keith Bernier, Laura Black. Kimberly Neary, William primary. The political implications James Kleva, Gregory Konan, CHEST FREEZER O I D WINDOW $1COOO Janet Lee Bollash. Noyes, Judith Obrochta. By PATRICK REILLY of this is that he is expected to draw Joseph Kronen, Lisa Lacey, ONI UNIT ADO Christopher Burke. Anne Cheryl O'Connell, Mark Jacqueline Lemire, Rene ALL OTHER UNITS ON SAlF PWA' Herald Reporter support from Glassman, Weakening Burns, Melinda Crouse, Karen MPOLYEES CHECK ON CARRIER REBATES Oliver. Daniel Polo, Laurie Leveille. Cheryl Lewis, Donna his position in ^ g h t primary race Davidson. Scott Deragon, Proca'ceini, Christina Scelza, EAST IIARTFORI)-At the Christine Dorn, Sharen Dosh, Linnell. Richard Locario, Sal­ with Della-Bitta. Karen C hiller, John Sexton, Republican National Convention last The third t»llot saw Glassman Barbara Hayes. Richard William Sheehan. Cynthia ly Lockery. Steven Lombardo, week a favorite motto was "Detroit tailing to gain tyo vital votes, and Juergens. Jeanine LaBrosse. Shields, Jeffrey Shonty, Kerry Dawn Lowe. Brian loves a good party." Certainly the losing one. along with the nomina­ Jeffrey Mayerson, Kathleen Slattery, Helen Smith, Lupacchino. Loreene Luparia, TYPICAL BUY TYPICAL BUYS Democrats love a good party and the TYPICAL BUYS tion. Glassman lacked votes from Molumphy, Melanie Redman. Catherine Stocco, Kelly Toce, Kathleen Manner, Donna 3rd Senatorial District Democrats Denise Toce, Michael Visin- MICRO WAVE OVENS 13" COLOR TV East Windsor, one from Bolton, and Phyllis Tracy, Jay Williams. were no different Wednesday night in tainer. Marcuccio. Anabela Marques, REFRIGERATORS one from Manchester. James Rear­ Marie Wilson, Stephanie !100% SOLID STATE East Hartford. Made for dancing Washboard tune General honors Zachos, Margaret Zine. Zanalia Monteiro, Jeffrey LARGE CAPACITY don. and Sullivan split from the Morrow, Lawrence Moz- 12 CU. FT. 2 DOOR With no other party candidates. Seniors Sophomores others Glassman’s endorsement. The The music was made for dancing Wednesday as some youths A member of the Ten Years Late band belts out a tune ac­ zicatc, Kristine Nelson. LITTON State Sen. Marcella C. Fahey un­ kicked up their heels in a free, noontime concert given on the J final third ballot tally was Della- Todd Andrews, Karen David Amberg, Angelo animously received the nomination companied by his washboard in a concert Wednesday given on Balesano. Susan Barrieau, Eileen Newman. Laurie Pits, Bitta 22. Glassman. 19. and W al^ 1. Askwyth. Louise Audet, $248“ for the 3rd Senatorial District in a East Hartford Raymond Library front lawn. The band perfor­ the East Hartford Raymond Library lawn (Herald photo by Noreen August, Anastasia Lisa Bonetti, Andrea Browne, Mark Poisson, Penny Price. 13 CU. FT. 1 DOOR Myette failed to gain any votes on the convention held at the Veteransj ming is Ten Years Late. (Herald photo by ReiUyj^ Reilly.) Barrett. Sharon Bokun, Laura Debra Brozowsky, Kristine Katherine Prudente, Stephen 19” COLOR TV third ballot Brown, Earl Browne, Patricia Byrnes. Michael Bzdyra, Memorial Clubhouse. ,. The coalition of the smaller towns 100% SOLID STATE It was no surprise Mrs. Faheyf Brozowsky. James Bzdyra, Mary Camarco, Michael Raney. Tracy Ralaic, Tammy had apparently been discussed and Savoie. Elaine Savvides, Carl IS” Cb. i^. PROS' should receive the renomination for a Peter Cace, Tracy Carey, Suzanne Carroll, m juggled the past several weeks. was just unreaF Cavanaugh. Georgianna Steinhilber. Bruce Sylvester. second term representing the district William Chamberlain, Several of the delegates from Chauvin, Dianne Cook. Robert Timothy Cohen, Deborah $298®® WESTINGHOUSE •4 0 8 that’encompasses all of this town and DeMaio, Anne D'Entremont, Cole. Elizabeth Cole. Mark Robert Tirone. Charlene part of Manchester. The text for Mrs. Glastonbury lauded Sullivan's tac­ U tics, saying it "was an old John Erin Duffy, Nancy Famigliet- Curtis, Gary Daniewicz, Tomalonis, Jamie Watson, Fahey’s acceptance speech was Bailey move that he would be proud ti. Carol Fournier, Gianna Christopher Derrick, Michael Williams. Holly prepared in advance, her nominating Zwick. of.” Sullivan was a close ally of the Gallo. Charles Garen, Karen Veronica Despard, Patrice party members selected prior to the Fish story whale of a tale former state Democratic chairman. M.I CUXIUIICt PRietD convention and the post-convention The pressure on the delegates, in SPECIAL BUY party, complete with an iced GAS GRILLE TYPICAL BUYS the contest between Glassman and birthday cake for Mrs. Fahey, also BATH, Maine (UPli — Here’s a fish story that "It was just unreal. ■ said Estabrook ' It all The swimmers managed to pull a lite raft Irom Meeting scheduled SONY 19" DELUXE AUTOMATIC WASHERS Della-Bitta was great. One key readied in advance. Ray Estabrook will be telling for years. By the happened so fast. " the toundering .lennv .1 and Lee Johnson elimhed TRINATRON REMOTE delegate giving the nomination to time the story ends, you’ll see why Estabrook is A stream of water roared into the Jenny J SOUTH WINDSOR — Road. Wethersfield, They will MAYTAG Celebrating her 46th birthday, into It with her .son. little Erik - COMPLETE CONTROL COLOR T.V. Mrs. Fahey accepted the nomination Della-Bitta said there was just too ashen-faced when he speaks of the boiling sea Estabrook. who w^s perched atop a 6-foot fish- About 20 minutes later, all were rescued by L The monthly meeting of Dane Russo and his con- discuss all the aspects of much "armtwisting " from the and shapes in the dark. the South Windsor Garden tractor will be the guest residential greenhouses. for a second term in the district spotting tower above the boat's deck cabin, was Craig Ramsey ol Bailey Island, who was boating WITH 20 LB. . J378®® Glassman people. "I just had to vote "It was like something out of a dream, " nearly knocked overboard by the force of the nearby and heard the calls lor help No one was Elxchange Club will be held speakers. Visitors and new members ^ 5 5 8 where Democrats far outnumber Republicans. She will be facing for the man I thought could do the Estabrook said Wednesday. "I couldn't believe blow < injured tonight at 7:30 at St. They represent "Sun and are welcome to the TANK job. " he said. my eyes. " Peter's Church, Sand Hill Soil Greenhouses " from meeting. H E A V Y D U T Y Republican challenger Edward J. The Jenny .1 began sinking instantly The 1 know It was an accident said Estabrook. a Della-Bitta termed last night s The sea was calm and the sky was clear as TYPICAL BUYS Wilson, a member of the Manchester engines sputtered and died plumber in West Bath ho.- j ^ o h w h i r l P 0 0 L convention "a battle. " "It was very Republican Town Committee and a Estabrook idled along in Casco Bay at 8 p.m Estabrook grabbed the micr.ophonc '.Mayday, It was just a great big old humpback that 25" CONSOLE tedious during that last vote. " he Friday in his beloved 28-foot Jenny J. mayday, maydayl' he yelled and then the radio $ 2 9 9 0 0 retired assistant state comptroller. didn't know we were there, he said "It was Wilson, the only candidate for his said. In his acceptance speech. Della- Suddenly the water began to boil madly And conked out. 5 PKCt UR-B-Q Stf kind ol scary COLOR TV party's endorsement, was nominated Bitta called for unity to assure a vic­ then: Wham! The sea exploded. A huge black As water poured in and the Jenny J started 00% SOLID STATE Tuesday night. tory oyer the GOP candidate Carl shape struck, streaming white foam. listing. Estabrook passed life preservers to the But that s not the end ol .lenny J's story fn what turned out to be a celebra­ Zinsser, former Manchester director The huge form, which proved to be a humpback lour other adults on board Me cheeked to see Oh no. M's only the beginning.' Estabrook VIDEO TAPE SALE tion of Democratic party unity, local who won nomination Tuesday whale, smashed a hole the size of a bushel basket that 9-monlh-old Erik .Johnson was being taken said W e got a line on her and towed her home $ 4 9 8 evening. in the Jenny J. Then it was gone, leaving only care of. We've already got her patched up and we II be DISPLAY MODEL CLEARANCE Democrats lined up to congratulate ^TRUCK ON TYPICAL BUYS Mrs. Fahey on the work she had done But a primary fight is in the plan­ bubbles to mark its path. Then he and the others jumped into the ehilly launching her again Thursday " Scotch VHS Tape ‘PRICE BREAK ON ALL COLOR CONSOLES in her freshman term in the senate. ning with Glassman and Walsh But the boat was doomed. w aters ol the bav "Want to go along'’ ■ he asked QUASAR 6-HR RCA, ZENITH, SYLVANIA 6-Hour-‘i4" 'She is an individual with ideas preparing for it. Myette said he was and fortitude, who keeps the lines of unsure whether he would participate. OVER 2 0 R . Programmable 3-Hour-*iO“ communication open between the Walsh, who lost the key delegates VHS Video Recorder F R E E ( m W senate and voters, " Chairman of the to Della-Bitta’s small-town coalition, said that he told the delegates they Billy probe ticklish subject FREE Board of Education Jerry Ingatlinera $ 0 4 4 0 0 said. could vote as they wished after he o TDK VHS Tapes was assured of primary rights. WASHINGTON (UPl) — ciMniiiiltcc That idea w.e- rejected ' CANDY Ingallinera thanked Mrs. Fahey The support of Andover, Bolton, Democratic and Republican leaders Wednesilas 1 -O N L Y FREE STAMPS! 6-Hour-‘i4" particularly for bringing the state Hebron. Coventry and East Windsor jn the Senate agree Billv Carter’s Hilly Carter reitislered as a Icreign JVC • 2 Hour VHS Legislature’s general law committee thrown to Della-Bitta was the settle- ties to Libya must be investigated agent July 14 and said he had Raconl0r-$/|^/^OO FREE 3-Hour-*10" to East Hartford for a public hearing ment of an "old score" according to thoroughly, but how to go about it - accepted gills ,ind a loan ol S220.001I on legislation to raise the state's several delegates. Since 1966 considering its election-vear impact Iroin the gmernment ol slronginan DRAWING drinking age to 20. Manchester has had both the 4th — is a ticklish subject. Col. .Muainmar Khadaly over the last r i r Paul Phillips, a Manchester 2 District Senator, and the state cen- The Senate bipartisan leadership 18 months Democrat, said in his nominating tral committee position The smaller met in what Republican Leader He said he has had no contact with speech that if a Rookie of Year towns felt closer to Glastonbury, for Howard Baker called "lively" dis- the Lilnans since March, however TYPICAL BUYS FAMOUS BRAND award were given for freshman that reason, a source said. cussion all Wednesday afternoon Congressional erities contend senators. Mrs. Fahey would be sure 3 DAY The expected primary battle will before giving up. They will try again ^ If’ \ C arter s aei-eplanee ol the money Self Cleaning Range to win. be Sepl. 9. today to reach a meeting of minds. / i was part ol an attem pt by the anti- ENERGY-SAVING “There will be an investigation, " L .Ameriean .Arab nalic'n to use the DISHWASHER ______1 3 7 7 “ _ „ . SALE g ■ ■ Democratic Leader Robert Byrd president s hrether to gam inlluenee iBlIpl^B JF promised reporters. Baker said in the White' House 4 REFRIGERATION much the same thing, but added, The .lustiee Department said tl $ 2 3 9 ® ® CHARTER OAK MALL A I I "There is a serious doubt as to how to previously il had learned ol a plan by 5 Electric Ranges AIR CONDITIONER •F go about it." Libya to gain influeneo across the ALL EUREKA D r. J ■ There arc a multitude of questions board wilhm the administratii'n OF EAST HARTFORD The sentMors alsi' want to know it VACUUMS ON from * 1 9 8 “ The weather 'hat senators, especially SILVER LANE & FORBES ST„ EAST HARTFORD, SALE Republicans, want to put to the ad- someone at Die .lustiee Department SALE PRICED FROM G.E. FRIGIDAIRE, CALORIC t'air tonight; mostly sunny ^ ^ *5 *'^*^'^** ministration and the president's tipped Hilly an investigation of his EXIT 91, OFF I-84 $48.88 Friday. Detailed forecast on Page long winning streak ... Page 9. brother. Because the subject is so activities was under way. and he MALL SHOPPING HOURS-10:00 A.M.-9:30 P.M. 2. broad, involving everything from should regisler~!is a loreign agent •N _ , J J foreign policy to foreign agentry, before proseeulioji was pi'ssible Connecticut f inside today .several committees could con­ I’rcsidcnl Carter h.y'—said his sidered to have authority to in- Billy Carter, in a fast television interview Wednesday brother’s relationship’'^ L ib y a Stop S Shop Bradlees Modi Mart 647-0997 EASY TO GET TO: A Superior Court judge rejects a Buslness...... 11 vestigate. was inappropriato aniF-he^was un­ ATHLETIC ATTIC FOTOMAT® retired New Britain fire Classified...... 12-14 The Judiciary Committee was the reiterates his independence from his brother and his innocence aware until a shorj/timo agi' his lieutenant's request for from wrongdoing in his dealings with Libya. Carter admitted GREAT EXPECTATIONS At FORMER NORMANS Co mica...... 15 likeliest choice, and several of its brother aeceplejkllie $220.000 AQUATICS BY LESTER m|1«A PHOTOGRAPHY 047-9998 acceleratefi rehabilitation In the ...... ♦ members have set about arranging once again he received $220,000 from the oil producing nation riie JustiaW)epartment originally BASKM-ROBBINS HOBBYTIME STORES PAPA GINO'S 44S HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ M ANCMISTIR BNCKiSTiR LOCATION municipal corruption case. Page 2. Entertainment — ...... 13 such a probe. But Republicans favor but insisted it was only a loan and he has had no dealings with began investigating whether Billy BtUY FOUR THE JEWELRY SHOPPE PAPERBACK BOOKSMITH who you Family , .r...... 6 a Watergate-style select committee, Libya “since last March." (UPI photos) had VK'lafed the Foreign Agents [ rst n m t n m lowmcu i m sm i t m ia Registration .Am alter it was dis- THE UQUOR STORE TAKE 1-84 ...... • leaving the public to make its own THE CASUAL MALE RAMO SHACK® In sports l^ p le ta lk ...... — 2 conclusions about the historic elosed theHobyan government paid MAY’S LAMES APPARa SACKEH'S TO KEENEY ST. EXIT FAYVA TONIGHT TIL S, TUE8. WED. SAT. TIL 9 Sports ...... 9-10 parallels. As the negotiations broke up Sen. Edward Kennedy, but Kennedy for his trip to Rome and Tripoli in the Officials of the GHO are hoping TelevWOT ...... 12 Should no agreement be reached, Wednesday night, one of those in­ has disqualified himself for political (all of 1978 The department wrote Wednesday's rain was the last and • r MON. THUR8. FRI. TIL 9 ihvT'i * ...... S Republicans were prepared to volved. Sen. Slrorn Thurmond, R- reasons. him two letters advising him of Inclement weather won’t delay the lu ...... « offer a politically potent resolution to S.C . said the Democrats appeared to Another option would have provisions ol the law and suggesting ■Vrf:T.T.T.T.T.T:T.T.'¥.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.TtTJ; golf tournament — again ... New w eather...... 2 [pg (yn senate calling for an in­ favor a probe within the judiciary expanded the panel to include other he register il he had accepted mimcy vestigation. panel. That committee is headed by senators, making it a quasi-scleci Irom l.ihv.i 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 24, EVENINi; HF:1UUJj ^Th|L'"s_.. July 24, 1980 - 3 Mpdote. Gates grand jury dale VolcatuKblows new dome ‘Td say we were very happy with the experience, with television's Lou Grant series about a Los Angeles the convicts refused to negotiate with prison officials or a may face postponement what we saw," said Robert C. Arnold, vice president of newspaper, say their dispute with producers has reached citizen committee set up at their demand, until 1:30 a.m., VANCOUVER,^ash. (UPI) — The towering ash cloud MetEd. He said there was no evidence of either serious a serious impasse and they planned to put up picket lines MDT. By DAVE LAVALLEE the gathering of the evidence until he Heiman again said he is against from volcanic Moulit St. Helens' latest eruptions has today. structural damage or heavy radioactivity from the Hrriilil Reporter could appeal the ruling. Gates appearing before the State drifted as ja r as slskatchewan, Canada. A geologist March 29, 1979 accident, described as the worst in U.S. More executed in Iran Heiman argued at last week's Police to submit samples of hair and warps-ihere probablM will be more blowouts — possibly nuclear history. Prisoners riot in Idaho HARTFORD— The Aug. 20 grand hearing that the submission of bqdy body fluids. fOrthe next several years. Damage or corrosion would have impeded decon­ By United Pres* International jury hearing for Larry Gates of fluids and hair was a violation of u Instead of having the State Police Light blue steam drifted out of the crater most of tamination efforts, Arnold said. BOISE, Idaho (UPI) — About 400 rioting Idaho State At least 20 more military officers were executed today Glastonbury may have to be post­ defendant's rights. ^nnel collect the samples, Wednesday, and winds from the west kicked up so much Penitentiary inmates ransacked and gutted the prison for attempting to overthrow Iran’s Islamic regime and poned because the analysis of However, Robert Meyer’s chief Heirttan argued that a physician of ash observers could hardly see the crater at times. Labor trouble widespread compound with fire through the night, refusing to Tehran Radio reported the nation’s acting police chief samples of hair-body fluids, and assistant state’s attorney, filed a mo­ his, o r\he court's choice should be Scientists said the Tuesday eruptions, which ended a negotiate the release of a guard held hostage. was emerging as a leading candidate for prime minister. blood may not be completed by that tion to terminate the stay and used to collect the samples. six-week lull, blasted out the volcano's lava dome and left Ity United Press International Prisoners at the facility in a barren desert 12 miles CBS News said the Islamic militants holding the time. Bieluch granted it. Bieluch'said there has to be con­ a "crater within a crater. " Labor troubles today affected medical care in Boston, south of Boise released one of their two hostages un­ American hostages for 264 days denied a report in a Superior Court Judge William C. Even though the 20-day stay was tinuity in th^processing of evidence Aerial observers flying over the mountain reported a vital services in Mobile, Ala., and the San Francisco hotel harmed Wednesday night, but balked at the release of the prominent Saudi newspaper. Ash Sharq A1 Awsat, that Bieluch Wednesday granted a con­ not granted, a five-day stay is and that the State Police have all of red glow inside the hole and U S. Geological Survey industry and threatened to delay the start of the fall second, Lynart Orr, despite concessions by prison said the captives would be released in three weeks. tinuance of the hearing on Gates to automatically in place from the day the evidence/ scientist Tim Hait said it is possible another dome could television season. authorities. The newspaper, quoting "well-informed Arab Aug. 18, who has been charged in the of the ruling. Bieluch said his order requiring appear in the coming weeks — only to be destroyed in In addition, about 200 U.S. employees of the British The riot, which began at noon Wednesday, was sparked sources," said the release was to coincide with the end of shooting death of Elizabeth Hart 29, Gates to submit to hair, palm and another eruption. news agency Reuters threatened to go on strike at noon by the confiscation of alleged contraband during a the Ramadan, the Islamic month for fasting, when who was found in Andover, June 18. Heiman said he win appeal the saliva tests at State Police today unless a new contract agreement was reached. shakedown. Inmates, armed with clubs and homemade prisoners are traditionally freed. The analysis of the samples could ruling of the court to nullify the 20- headquarters at Troop H. still stands There was some good news, however. A strike against knives, stormed a medium-security cellblock and took It said Iran's parliament might consider the hostages' be held up because of an appeal by day stay to the State Supreme Court. No charges have been made in con­ Humans enter nuke plant the Detroit Free Press ended and normal delivery was the two guards hostage. as spies and order them expelled just as a Soviet Gates' attorney Maxwell Heiman He also said he is going on vacation nection with the death of Mrs. Hart’s and that while he is gone no samples MIDDLETOWN. Pa. lUPIl - The first humans to expected to resume Friday, After releasing guard Calvin May in return for con­ diplomat was ordered to leave the country last month and because Bieluch ruled that the 14-month-old son Thomas who was Striking actors, including much of the cast of cessions from Idaho Corrections Director C.W. Crowl. brcause of alleged espionage. evidence cannot be obtained until should be taken from Gates even if a found dead in the driveway of their enter the stricken nuclear reactor building at Three Mile ruling is made by the Supreme Court. Island saw purple and orange radioactive rust on the Aug. 18, when Heiman returns from 774 Manchester Road home, the night vacation. Bieluch granted Heiman’s request before she was discovered. The baby floor but there apparently was no heavy radioactive and continued the case to Aug. 18. buildup inside the structure, officials say. At Wednesday's hearing. Heiman was apparently run over by a car. Plant operator Metropolitan Edison Co. said it was en ■Peopletalk’ argued for a 2(Way stay to prohibit BETTER BEDDING SHDPS couraged by the findings from Wednesday's entry mis Third judge won’t allow Sion. A new use Alcoholism pioneer ^ SUPER SUMMER JOOO 2977 Many rural railroad stations have been con- and came up with a novel method of expan- dies from stroke perjury charge to drop verted into restaurants and banks but the sion with a $600 1925 Delaware and Hudson ^SWEEPSTAKES WIN Ott[ Of TN IH OOUT M IZEtl West Willington branch of the Tolland Bank caboose. (UPI photo) NEW YORK (UPI) — Private funeral services will be arrested in the probe, which was led HARTFORD (UPI) - A third said. “As far as this court is con­ located in the local station ran out of space held for Marty Mann, who founded the National Council COLOR judge has refused to allow a defen­ cerned the sanctity of an oath is the by two one-man grand juries, one of on Alcoholism. AIR CLOCK dant in the New Britain municipal very cornerstone of our judicial which is still sitting. Credited with opening the ranks of Alcoholics T.V. CONDITIONER RjUNO corruption scandal to take advantage system.” Anonymous to women, Mrs. Mann died of a stroke in of a program which would have led tq, Assistant State’s Attorney Glenn . f ( HOW ON SALE Blanchette, 56, was the third past Community input sought Bridgeport, Conn., Tuesday at the age of 75. Enter today at dismissal of the perjury charged or present New Britain firefighter to E. Coe objected to the no contest plea any Better / She was born in Chicago on Oct. 15.1904, and had homes Bedding Shop \ m LA-Z-BOY facing the suspect. be denied accelerated rehabilitation, and the request for accelerated in Easton, Conn., and New York City. Stop in for a ^ •Rocker-Reclmers Superior Court Judge John J. Daly which his attorney said was jusitified rehabilitation which allows for dis­ La-Z-Boy Recii^pr ^ $ V — «R( lovfn nw nAtnfi Her book, "New Primer on Alcoholism," is considered •Wall Recliners said the charge against retired New in part because of his affliction with missal of a charge if a defendant has a classic and has been translated into Spanish, Japanese, Demonstration ^ on Main Street proposal and submit your •Swivels-Sofa Beds \J" Britain fire Lt. Robert Blanchette alcohol-related liver trouble. no prior record and isn't arrested for Finnish, and Afrikaans. nameeONE was too serious to qualify him for the After accepting the no contest a year. Until recent years, she delivered an average of 200 lec­ ENTRY PER , I featuring state’s accelerated rehabilitation MANCHESTER — Community in­ Harrison’s marketing of the plan of buildings when downtowns FAMILYeMUST r HB"** IZZ * plea, Daly entered a finding of guilty tures a year, visiting such countries in South Africa. BE 18 ^ I Litelime Warranty 3 put on the proposed revival of the Tuesday night is the committee's program. and continued the case until Aug. 25 Coe said perjury on the part of attempt to revitalize, Harrison said England, Italy, Ireland. New Zealand, Australia and OR OLDER ^ j on the mechanism U^IWIMMCM POTOCMT • Main Street area and studies of the Immediately following the decision when the other two firefighters who several persons called to testify first effort to erase that impression. the trend within the past few years is Holland. ■All top quality fabrics funding options were called for by In response to an observation by Ben From For period ending 7 a.m. EST 7 25 80. During Thursday Wednesday, Blanchette pleaded no followed the same legal course also before the first one-man grand jury to renovate existing dwellings, Recently, she was named by U.S. Health and Human CtfOOSEFMM Downtown Coordinating Committee Rubin. Harrison declared the plan is night, showep activity will be expected in portions of the contest to a charge he li ^ to a one- will be sentenced. had hampered the state’s effort to rather than tearing down and Services Secretary Patricia Harris to a steering com­ Chairman Philip Harrison Tuesday much more than “a grandiose, clean­ northern Plains, while mostly fair weather should ^evail man grand jury when he denied The three men brought to 11 the crack the job-selling scheme. replacing with highrises. which night when he addressed the mittee to screen candidates to head the newly created 300 STOCK throughout the rest of the nation. paying $1,000 to have his promotional number of suspects in the state's up spruce-up." Harrison said have only a slim National Commission on Alcohoholism. * $100 ARO^REI *178 Manchester Citizens for Sociai (iainille Ha^un & Herve Villerhaize examination to lieutenant fixed in two-year investigation into the Prior to the decision by the city’s “Given a better looking Main chance of being funded anyway. After Thw recovery from alcoholism in 1939, Mrs. 1974, alleged sale of municipal promotions former personnel director to become Responsibility. Street, it could act as catalyst to Mann, then an advertising and public relations executive, While Harrison said he had been Converting the Bennet Junior High BETTER BEDDING n Weather forec “There were no victims in the and misuse of city property in New a state's witness, Coe said in­ bring in private funding for elderly worked closely with William Wilson, cofounder of looking for a plan to stir people's in­ housing, more office space, and School building on the west side of traditional sense. But society as "a Britain to plead guilty or no contest. vestigators “had to rely on witnesses Alcoholics Anonymous, to expand knowledge about the .^•iaAwr.Recliner Center boss! terest in renovation of the downtown moderate housing for young people Main Street was one renovation Partly sunny and less humid toi whole may be the victims," the judge A total of 24 persons have been who told the truth." group. Rout* S3 • SOO East Plaza for 20 years, he said the committee's starting out," Harrison explained. Harrison suggested, along with temperatures in the mid 80s or about 29 C. Fair tonight. Herve Villechaize is a little man with a big heart, making better use of the Gorman She also attended the Yale School of Alcohol Studies Lows around 60. Friday mostly sunny with the highs 85 to which he says he’s lost forever to Camille Hagen. latest proposal must be brought to These longterm goals make the ef­ VERNON 872-7294 many local groups before implemen­ fort more meaningful than just Building and the parking lot on the and this led to her founding of the National Council on XiT 90. Probability of precipitation 10 percent today and near Ricardo Montalban’s diminutive "Fantasy Congressional race (2 MIIm No. of Varnon CIr.) HoMifitkl tation could be expected. comer of Locust Street. Alcoholism in 1944. zero tonight and Friday. Light westerly winds today. Island" co-star will marry the 23-year-old actress “sprucing up" Harrison said. •M eetf Cherge • VISA • Ley«Awey • Free Delivery Light variable winds tonight. Friday southwesterly winds from Burbank, Calif., on Sept. 5, The plan calls for expanding the Citizens group Chairman Robert around 10 mph. They met four years ago when Camille appeared current tax district to four times its Faucher expressed concern about the Crash victim on the ABC-TV series as a beauty contestant, and size, thus raising $80,000 to $100,000 increase in taxes he said the proposal In .New England later returned to play a lady football player. Herve Two Dems eye primary while decreasing the tax rate from would engender for renters .who live still critical 10.5 mills to about four or five mills. MassarhuAellH, Cunnerticul and Kliode Ulund: — an avid artist — sketched her picture and fell in in the proposed district. Faucher MANCHESTER-The 19-year-old love. They've been engaged since July 4. NORWICH (UPI) — Democratic by Democratic Rep. Christopher in November. To further encourage downtown suggest^ that all of Manchester man injured Tuesday morning when Partly sunny and less humid today with high revitalization, the commission would temperatures in the mid 80s except cooler along the His only comment on the upcoming nuptials — challengers in two "of Connecticut’s Dodd, who is running for the U.S. “Many of the delegates voted with bear a half mill tax increase instead his motorcycle struck the rear end of Tm numb." She's a bit more effusive — says, "It’s six congressional districts have set Senate. me so we would be guaranteed a urge investment through the sale o f. oLjust the immediate downtown area a car making a turn on Highland coast. Clear tonight. Lows 55 to 60 in the western hills to mini-bonds. Money generated from " the mid 60s near the coast. Friday mostly sunny with the biggest and most important thing that ever their sights on September with hopes "There was never any question,” primary," he said from his campaign bearing the brunt of revitalization Street remains in critical condition investments would be placed in a highs 8.5 to 90 except cooler again near the coast. happened to me. " of taking the right to run two months he said. “Originally when we started headquarters in Norwalk. “The bot­ costs. in St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, >rrmuni: Some clouds and chance of a shower in later from the party’s convention some people questioned our ability to tom line in the election and this cam­ revolving fund ahd used to make low “If the downtown is renovated, it according to a spokeswoman there. interest ibans for property renova­ northern sections early today then clearing and becoming winners. get the 20 percent for the primary. paign is that I believe I can serve the will increase the town's tax base. If Roger G. Bolduc of 18 French Road Grape of wrath district best. tion and rehabilitation. the downtown looks better, it will in­ was thrown from the late model mostly sunny today, Highs in the upper 70s and lower 80s. In the state's other four districts, Yesterday (Tuesday) we did twice “The theme of this campaign, Harrison said he has received cre a se ev ery b o d y ’s p ro p erty Yamaha shortly before 8 a.m. He Clear tonight. Lows in the 50s. Friday sunny. High around Larry Bowyers says Seyedashraf Mirhadi stole a however, primary day in September that. “Last night was the arena of the "New Energy for the BOs’ was chosen limited positive feedback on the plan, values," Faucher said, attempting to was transported to St. Francis with 85. grape, so now Mirhadi faces deportation back to his will be just another day for for a very good reason. That is but that Tuesday’s meeting was the justify his idea of spreading the head injuries. Maine; Mostly sunny today. Highs in the upper 70s to native Iran because shoplifting — although a mis­ Democratic candidates to prepare politicians where a candidate with a what we represent here,” he said. first time he'd presented the plan to a costs. This morning. Capt. Henry Minor upper 80s. Fair tonight. Lows in the 50s Sunny Friday. demeanor — can be construed as moral turpitude. for the November day when the op­ father who was a former governor For incumbent Reps. William local citizens' group. However. Harrison said “The feasibility 'is of the police department's Patrol Highs in the 80s. Bowyers, manager of a Montgomery, W.Va., position will be Republican. (John Dempsey Sr.) had the distinct advantage," he said. “In the public Cotter, Toby Moffett and William Harrison said he had received remote. Over the years, comiunities Division said the investigation of the New ilani|inliire; Mostly sunny today. Highs in the 80s grocery store, says he saw Mirhadi — an Iranian Former state Rep. Sam Gejdenson arena we are confident we will." Ratchford, Tuesday night's district generally positive input from the haven’t responded to that kind of except cooler along the coast. Clear tonight. Lows in the student at West Virgnia Tech — pop a white grape of Bozrah spent Wednesday looking mishap is still being conducted and Gejdenson also said he was confi­ nominating conventions ended up as businessmen, politicians and bankers idea." that no charges have been loageo. 50s to low 60s Sunny Friday Highs 85 to 90. into his mouth, so he called a cop. for votes and money, and meeting dent he would win in November over formalities with most of the time who had been presented with the But Harrison said one funding op­ Municipal Judge Carl Harris conducted a U^-hour with staff to prepare for a September going for acceptance speeches and plan. tion would be making a tax diffential Coventry discussions hearing in the case Tuesday, then delayed a deci­ primary with 2nd District convention the Republican nominee, also to be decided in a primary. campaign promises. "That was to be expected." between residences and businesses, COVENTRY - ECKANKAR The Almanac sion so he could study a recent U.S. Supreme Court choice John Dempsey Jr. Harrison said “because they are a so that the renters and homeowners decision on shoplifing. “I know the district. I know the Potential challenges from two can­ presents a series of discussions in Meanwhile, in Fairfield County's vested interest." Committeeman would be given a break. He also And how much was the grape in question worth? people and I've represented them,” didates fizzled into a nomination by Coventry. On Saturday the topic will U> I niled PreKK Inlernuliimul 4th District, John Aristotle Phillips he said. 'Tve got a record of fighting acclamation in the 3rd District for James Farr, commenting earlier this suggested a weighted mill rate, be "D oubt, a facto r in one's Bowyers says he can't set an exact value — but they year on the plan which had been depending on the number of Today is Thursday July 24. the 206th day of 1980 with 160 sell for $1 39 a pound. of Norwalk spoke to reporters and for them and I think the people will state Senate Majority Leader Joseph spirituality.” The discussion begins to follow. met with staff to plan his primary respond to that.” Lieberman of New Haven. proposed in January, had said “peo­ dwellings in each residential unit. at 11 a m. at the White Lotus School The moon is moving from its first quarter to the full strategy against first-round nominee Phillips, who won national State Rep. Joseph J. Farricielli, D- ple feel the plan is geared to benefit While Rubin said he felt highrises located in Allen’s Plaza on Route 44- phase The boop troop Q. Wayne Konitshek, a Stamford gas prominence while a Princeton un­ Branford, and West Haven Mayor the business people." are the most often constructed type A. The public is welcome. The morning stars are Venus and Mercury station owner. dergraduate when he wrote a paper Robert Johnson were nominated but The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Tired of peanuts? Distrust celluloid cowboys? In between meetings, Gejdenson on how to build an atomic bomb, was withdrew clearing the way for Those born on this date are under the sign o( Leo Alan Abel has an alternative. Says he, “Don't be a said there had never been a question equally confident of his chances Lieberman to seek the seat being American aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart was born droop — vote for Boop." Betty Bwp, that is — she that he would force a primary for the against Konitshek and veteran vacated by retiring Democratic Rep. Reporter remains free July 24. 1898. of the pie-tin eyes and curlicue curls from matinee right to seek the seat being vacated Republican Rep. Stewart McKinney Robert Giaimo. On this day in history: cartoons of the 1930s. BOSTON (UPI) — Supreme Court to disclose unnamed sources or con­ A member of WBZ-TV’s I-Team, In 1679. New Hampshire became a royal colony of the Abel — a professional New York prankster who Justice William Brennan has granted fidential conversations. Roche, 32, of Newton, was held in British crown recently conned the New York Times into running Cheerleader murder an indefinite extension to a stay "It's about as close as you ever contempt of court last Thursday by In 1929. President Herbert Hoover signed the his obituary — is running her for president. keeping Boston television reporter want to come," Roche said. state Supreme Court Justice Kellog-Briand Treaty under which 43 nations agreed to He even took the Boop campaign to the Walter F. Roche Jr. out of jail for A commitment order had been on Benjamin Kaplan for refusing to denounce war as an instrument of national policy Republican National Convention — says, “We were refusing to reveal his confidential file in Boston's Charles Street Jail name confidential sources he used in In 1%9, Apollo II returned to earth after the historic kicked out of Cobo Hall They didn’t realize we news sources. for nearly a week and a cell had been preparing a January 1979 I-Team moon landing mission weren't making fun of Republicans. We’re making Did ex-convict confess? In granting Roche the indefinite reserved for Roche,. according to report on Koxbury District Court In 1974. the U.S^ Supreme Court ruled that President fun of all politicians." stay Wednesday, Brennan cleared Special Sheriff Robert Rufo. The in­ Judge Elwood S. McKenney. Nixon must give Judge John Sirica White House tapes for Abel is no stranger to the campaign trail. In 1964, BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A court a wooded area in Shelton. It also said Shifflett was also a the way for another Supreme Court vestigative reporter would have been Kaplan ordered Roche jailed Mon­ the criminal trial of his former associates he invented the candidacy of Yetta Bronstein, a affadavit claims ex-convict Martin He then forced her to lie down and suspect in a Feb. 22 sexual assault in debate on the issue of whether jour­ jailed immediately if Brennan had day but Brennan granted a tem­ Jewish mother from the Bronx — says “She lost by Wayne Shifflett admitted to state shot her twice in the head, the state­ nalists have a full or partial privilege refused to extend the stay he granted A thought for the day American author Albert Terhune Fairfield and a March 20 assault in porary stay Friday while all parties a landslide in Atlantic City." troopers he sexually assaulted and ment said. under the First Amendment to refuse F'riday. prepared motions on the case. said, "Win without boasting, lose without excuse." Bridgeport. Both cases involved at­ killed high school cheerleader Cara Reid’s statement quoted Shifflett tacks at knifepoint, police said. Quinn on Valentine’s Day. . as saying he left the body in the Shifflett is being held at the Quote of the day wooded area about 11 a.m., stopped Bridgeport Community Correctional An Aug. 21 grand jury appearance to buy the Valentine’s gifts for his Lottery numbers Writer Roy Rowan, in Fortune magazine, on the was scheduled for Shifflett, 32, who is Center. HERE’SI wife and then returned home. nearly disastrous plunge into the silver market wanted by authorities in two other Shifflett last week was charged Numbers drawn Wednesday; which left Texas multibillionaires Herbert and southern Connecticut sexual assaults Police said they believe the gun with robbery, assault and unlawful Connecticut 574 Bunker Hunt with a massive loan collateral and the used in the slaying was a pistol given restraint stemming from an alleged HOW and in three other states on kidnap­ Home Damage: Your ■New Hampshire .5216 accusation they were trying to corner the market: ping, sexual assault and assault to him by his mother. The trooper’s March 20 attack on a Westport An Open and Shut Case Maine 911 "Even if a calamity drove silver prices through the charges. statement said Shifflett told him he woman. He is also wanted in first obligation is to pro­ Rhode Island daily 0532 floor, the Hunt family would only be down to its last melted the weapon with a cutting Tennesee, Ohio and New York on tect undamaged prop­ Shifflett, who is being held on $200,- >v Rhode Island weekly 267, 1597, 71379. 158377 $7 billion. " torch after the slaving. assault and kidnapping charges. erty. Massachusetts weekly 697,97,8 000 bond, has not yet entered a plea Massachusetts dailv 8910 on a charge of murdering Miss (^inn, 16, who disappeared while NATIONWIDE walking to school along a country Northeast seeks cause _ INSURANCE road Feb. 14. Her body was dis­ Nalionwid* it on your soo«i4« i''5u

Manchester — A City of Village Charm ' HARTFORD (UPI) - Patrolman receive extra shotgun training before he March 12. Firearms' Discharge Review Board had Thomas O’Connor, who fired the shot returns to active patrol duty. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Heslin said all other officers will called for the extra training. Economic recovery which left a man paralyzed from the waist The disciplinary action followed con­ receive training in tactics and discretion The review board first recommended no down, has been assigned to desk duty for troversy over what happened the night in the use of a shotgun and the limitations Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, disciplinary action be taken against three to five more months. O’Connor shot Guy Brown, 33, of Hart­ of a weapon. Manchester, Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Acting Police Chief James Heslin also ford, after Brown stepped out of a car O’Connor. Mcnrbar, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United PreM International said W^nesday O’Connor was ordered to Both the city police union and the stimulated by declining from a five-year low of 913,- the auto industry — and the police pulled to the side of the street Steven Harry, Exec>jHve Editor mortgage interest rates, 000 units in May. Federal Reserve Board notes Cuitomer Service — 647*9946 . Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor recovery has begun in that auto production rose at Raymond P. Robinson, Edltor*Publliher Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emeritus housing — one of the The news is encouraging an annual rate of 7 percent in economic sectors hardest hit after a dismal period in June. June. However, personal in­ by recession. housing. Noon Landrieu, All economic signs aren’t should settle between 9 and 10 Deli Department Specials secretary of Housing and Ur­ percent at year’s end. come grew slowly, and CHOICEST MEATS^ But even commerce ban development, sees the that hopeful. Unemployment manufacturing payrolls KRAKU8 IMPORTED department secretary Philip reversal as “ turning the cor­ dipped one-tenth of one per­ That would be an improve­ declined $3.7 billion due to un­ m T O W N *2 .6 9 cent to 7.7 in June, but ment from the devastating employment. Manufacturing POLISH HAM ...... Klutznick cautions against ner on the recession.” KRAFT "overconfidence” and urges experts calculate a substan­ rate of 13 percent in 1979,"but plants operated at only 76.1 CASING SWISS...... *2 .6 9 a far cry from the 1.9 percent continued fiscal restraint, Jack Carson, chief tial rise before the jobless percent capacity in June, MUCKE'8 “ given our continuing con­ total peaks. over the 11 years ending in lowest level since the 1974-75 USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN BOLOGNA ...... ,.*1.69 economist with the National cern over the underlying rate 1967 and even the 6.3 percent recession. WEAVER BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK... lb. of inflation." Association of Realtors, in­ Prices at wholesale level Thus, while there are CHICKEN ROLL...... ,.*2.19 terpreted the housing starts increased 0.8 percent in June over the next 11 years ending glimmers of hope, there BOQNER ALL BEEF 8KINLE88 in 1978. appears little to warrant HOT DOGS...... ,.*1.59 Construction starts on new and increase in home sales as as the cost of virtually change in earlier predictions JARL8BURO homes jumped 30 percent in first signs of recovery. everything but energy rose. PRIDE OF FARM by experis that it will be the NORWEGIAN SWISS . ,. *2 .6 9 June. Builders began work on Alfred Kahn, chief ad­ The commerce department POTATO OR EQQ A first of the year before the TURKEY BREAST new private housing at a Economists say that ministration inflation fighter, said Americans increased POTATO SALAD...... 59« economy as a whole begins seasonally-adjusted annual traditionally the next sector predicts the inflation rate, their purchases of goods and J pulling out of the recession. < ______rate of 1,191,000 units, up to begin recovery would be figured on an annual basis. services by $16.7 billion in Homeward bound Richard Queen, released two weeks ago by WEAVER DUTCH FRYE ^ HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS ^ Iran, arriv^ at his parents home in Mane DRUMSTICK ATMliH ___28 oz. pkg. Wednesday. He was released from Georgetown University Hospital in UN8CENTED or SCENTED Letters Washington, D.C., where he had been treated SOLID DEODORANT for multiple sclerosis. (UPI photo) PRIMO HOT OR SWEET SECRET ITALIAN SAUSAGE >1.69 .lb. Patient board NYe t ) Panel objective dlofi«tulnenu)c’oe Editor’s note: This is a copy of a for tax hearing MOUTHWASH has been declared a religion by the PERDUE OVEN STUFFER tetter sent to the Manchester Board Supreme Court and therefore has no 0 HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative hearing into the of Education. place in public education. LI8TERM INT 18 oz. price increases levied by four oil companies in response ROASTING CHIX 5/7 lb. avg...... lb. If there is a marked difference Dear members of the board: to the state’s 2 percent oil profits tax will try to keep the between humanism and humanistic I would like to thank the board for politics to a minimum, a lawmaker says. ______education I would like to be informed their patience and tolerance in Sen. John Prete, D-Woodbridge, co-chairman of the of that difference hy someone from Legislature’s Energy and Public Utilities Committee, listening to the many views the center and the Board of Educa­ said Wednesday the panel would try to be objective when expressed at the public comment tion. it questions the four firms next week. portion of last Monday night's I hope that the board would become "W e’re hopeful that we can keep politics out of it, even meeting. more informed on the- issue of though we’re near an election. I don’t think it should be My purpose in attending and humanism and that they are reading viewed as a political issue. 1 think the public would be speaking out was not to criticize the LIVE & KICKING the Humanist Manifesto I and II that outraged,” Prete said. board or any of the teachers but to Thoughts Mobil Oil, Texaco, Atlantic Richfield and Exxon raised was left with them Monday night. express my disapproval of the ren­ their prices after a federal court judge struck down a key FRESH I sincerely hope that a spokesman ting of a room at the Board of Educa­ The word “ love” is a very com­ clause of the 2 percent oil profits tax which barred the from the center would be able to be firms from passing through the cost solely to Connecticut tion building to the Connecticut monly used word in the English present at the next board meeting so consumers. Teachers' Center for Humanistic vocabulary. There isn’t a day that that wei) could have these questions The pioneer gross receipts tax is expected to reap $60 MAINE LOBSTER lb. Education. goes by when one doesn’t hear the * answered and more information con­ 2.49 If the center has an established of­ million in revenue for fiscal 1980-81 to keep the state’s cerning the center's activities. word “ love” being used in one form (while they last) fice in Manchester and is conducting budget in balance. or another whether it be “ 1 love The clause prohibiting the pass through was struck workshops for teachers it seems to Sincerely, you;” "I really loved that movie," or down as unconstitutional by Senior U.S. District Judge M. follow that part of those workshops Shirley Hewett, perhaps “ I love the beach.” Joseph Blumenfeld. The state plans to appeal the ruling: would be educating teachers in 14 Camp Meeting Road, But clearly, the word "love” has Republicans, who said they warned the majority humanistic philosophies. Humanism Manchester different connotations. I have been a Democrats the provision wouldn’t stand up in court, im­ We Give Old Fashioned participant in two separate retreats. mediately called for a special legislative session. On both of them, one of our tasks has "We don't want to go in with a biased view. Our goal is Butcher Service ... . \ o Substitute Congressional Quarterly to find some resolution. I don't know what the resolution been to define/describe what we felt For Quality "love" was. The lists drawn up by will be," Prete said. The hearing is scheduled to begin Tuesday. Nine other the participants were endless and no firms affected by the ruling have not yet raised their two people defined/described “ love” prices on heating oil, diesel fuel and kerosene. STORE HOURS; in the same way. 317 Highland St. In the last decade, we have been Moa & Tues. 'til 6:00 m m a i School prayer bill tied up given some meanings through some Cop school mum pop records which told us that “ Love Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9:00 MANCHESTER Citing the heavy mail campaign by By .NADINE COHODAS House Judiciary Committee panel Roundtable, a Virginia-based give up their effort to dislodge the can make you happy” and “ Love is bill for the subcommittee. pro-prayer forces, Kastenmeier all around." Through the film media, Sat. & Sunday WASHINGTON— Opponents of a headed by Wisconsin Democrat religious study group. about expulsions HIGHUITS added, "I felt very frankly that the CONN. Robert W. Kastenmeier. The parliamentary maneuver is "This is a legislative ploy to kill we learned that "Loves means never 'til 6:00 bill designed to return prayer to the issue was almost a backdoor issue. Kastenmeier announced recently known as a "discharge petition." If the issue," said Dr. William Chassey, having to say you’re sorry.” nation's public schools are trying to When I say ‘backdoor,’ I mean that MERIDEN (UPI) — Connecticut Police Academy of­ he would hold hearings July 29 and 30 218 members sign it, then the full executive vice president of Round­ But are these valid ways of ficials have declined comment on the recent expulsions of take the steam out of efforts to force people (members) have been sub­ on the bill and on 17 separate House would vote on whether to con­ table Issues and Answers. "They defining/describing love? two male and two female municipal recruits who had a House floor vote on the issue this jected to a single point of view with year. ^ proposals to amend the Constitution sider the prayer bill even though the (Democrats) don’t want this on the For me, the following verses give completed nine weeks of the mandatory 10-week training lllBBBBBBlBlliillHlBlll** floor." the barrage of post cards from per­ course. But backers of the bill say they will to allow school prayers. committee has not acted on it. me the best idea of what “ love” is: Although Kastenmeier said he per­ sons who were solicited to send the Two ol the police recruits were suspended from their not give up their campaign to dis­ Kastenmeier was forced into ac­ Rep. Philip M. Crane, R-Ill., who is "Love is patient and kind; love is ^ GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Froatt^ Fresh^ Produce Specials sonally is opposed to the school cards by certain evangelists. The departments, one was fired and one resigned as a result lodge the legislation from a House tion by the pro-prayer congressmen sponsoring the petition, had obtained not jealous or boastful; it is not prayer bill and to the proposed con­ issue deserved broader review than of the July 9 suspensions. The three ousted trainees have subcommittee, where it has been who are using a parliamentary 176 signatures before Kastenmeier arrogant or rude. Love does not insist was possible by that device.." hired attorneys in an attempt to get their jobs back. BARTLETT maneuver to force a House floor vote announced the hearings. Since then, stitutional amendments on the sub­ on its own way; it is not irritable or CAIN'8 buried for more than 15 months. Richard Hahnon, executive director of the Municipal on the bill without usual committee however, three members have ject, he said he agreed to hearings resentful; it does not rejoice at 3I99« The bill would not require prayer in The Supreme Court has ruled in Police Training Council which oversees the academy SWEET RELISH procedures. after discussions with colleagues. wrong, but rejoices in the right. Love PEARS the schools, but it would bar the withdrawn their names from the two cases that state-sponsored recruits, said Wednesday the expulsions were “ strictly a 8WEET LIFE PITTED lb. petition in response to the hearings. "A number of people on both sides bears all things, believes all things, Supreme Court from reviewing any The congressmen are getting sub­ prayers in public schools violate the personnel problem" and refused further comment. 59* More are expected to do so. of the question felt tjiat the least I hopes all things, endures all things. RIPE OLIVES state iaw that related to voluntary stantial help from two conservative Constitution's ban on the establish­ Assistant State Attorney General Frank Rogers, the Backers of the school prayer could do would be to hold hearings on Love never ends." 1 Corinthians 13: academy's legal counsel, would only say the school was 12” JUMBO prayers in public schools. It also groups, the Moral Majority, a ment of religion by government.. the matter. I had to concede that was 4-8. "more than justified " in taking the disciplinary action. LEnUCE .head would prevent federal district courts Lynchburg, Va., organization headed proposal — who say it is part of their SARAH WRAP ...... 1 0 0 ’ M.09 ■ -"WW a reasonable position," Kastenmeier The training course is mandatory for becoming a from hearing such cases. by evangelical minister the Rev. effort to bolster the nation’s morality Since the firsv decisjpn in 1962, said. "I concede that the discharge Mark Winzler, full-fledged police officer in Connecticut. 8WEET LIFE A880RTED NATIVE The Senate passed the bili more Jerry Faiwell, and Roundtable — immediately charged that there have been five congressional petition certainly makes the matter a Concordia Lutheran Church Julia Martingano, 24, of Colchester, who was suspended 75* than a year ago. on April 9. 1979 But Issues and Answers, a lobbying group Kastenmeier's move was designed to efforts to reverse the decision, but RATHROOM TISSUES Manchester without pay by the Groton Town Police Department pen­ kill the prayer bill. They vowed not to serious public question.” none has succeeded. 8WEET LIFE CORN since then, it has gathered dust in a that works closely with the Religious ding a hearing, said she did not know why she was expelled. She has obtained an attorney. SAUERKRAUT ...... 1 6 0 1 . 2s89* Washington Merry~Go~Round John McIntosh of Danbury, suspended without pay KEN’8 ITALIAN A FRENCH from the Danbury Police Department pending an ad­ < 89* PEACHES ministrative hearing, declined comment on the advice of DRESSING his attorney. Carla Diaz of Bridgeport, fired from the Stratford As justice, energy battle, big oil rakes in the spoils Police Department for not completing the course, has CRISCOOIL *1-19 retained legal counsel. LIFE lllllllllllll Rotert Hoffman, 24, a father of three, said he could not 99* social services. Chavez is confident CINN. CEREAL By JACK ANDERSON the crooks who are swindling the the case. This is a morale problem over who stole whose bureaucratic a pathetic record of getting his affor^ la w yer and resigned trom the Willimantic Police WASHINGTON - While American public. whichever way the issue is resolved, rattle. Big Oil keeps on gouging the the other two will be equally un­ legislation through Congress. But it DepartiKent after he was told he would be fired. ------a------consumers continue to get ripped off The heart of the problem is a 1978 and takes time away from pressing public. productive. seems the opposite is true: The $7.Hit Purrhate S7.30 Puri hnHr y " by energy price gougers, two govern­ "memorandum of understanding" litigation demands.” Leiiure prey: Cesar Chavez Now Chavez is striking back with a respected Congressional (Juarterly ment agencies have been quarreling that Congress forced on the Justice Babcock’s successor as head of the earned the enmity of the American boycott of the non-union Red Coach- FROZEN & DAIRY BETTY CROCKER PURINA •EALTE8T - ASET FLAVORS over which one should be prosecuting Department. It gave the Energy civil division, Alice Daniels, has ad­ Farm Bureau, a consortium of label lettuce and with an $11 million magazine found in a recent survey Polluted water FUDGE BROWNIE BUTCHER BLEND that 80 percent of Carter’s legislative ICECREAM ...... H aHOMIo m 59 the hundreds of cases that have been Department’s litigation unit jurisdic­ mitted to Sen. Max Badcus, D-Mont., wealthy agribusinesses, long ago libel suit against two California 15 oz. 25 LBS. orogram has been enacted. A top brought to light. Meanwhile. Big Oil tion in certain types of cases, thus that “ many of the problems when he first sought to improve the legislators who disseminated false C09L WHIP ,.„ 8 9 * information about the union. And the White House adviser happily pointed brings new plant HOOU IRISH MINI OK $200 OFF happily holds the bureaucrats' coats setting the stage for a continuing described in Ms. Babcock’s memo lot of millions of migrant laborers. 49« struggle for bureaucratic territory continue today.” He organized the workers and in­ UFW is preparing to use Newman as this out the other day, adding hastily SAM9RES SANDWICHES M .2 9 and keeps on raking in illicit profits. BABY WATSON LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK The battle — with Justice’s civil division. So jealously has the Energy stituted nationwide boycotts of non­ well. She told me she’d welcome the that "we didn’t order it (the sur­ BEACON FALLS (UPI) — Nearly 70 homes served by CHEESECAKE ,...’ 1.99 VALID JULY 21 • JULY 27 VALID JULY 21 • JULY 27 between the After two years of constant in­ Department guarded its litigation union grapes and lettuce. He was in­ chance to defend herself in court. vey).” well water believed tainted with ^tentially hazardous CBLESTI fighting. the management and strumental in passage of the 1975 While House pipellnet The White chemicals will be hooked up to a new public water line to Justice turf that Justice claims it can’t get SICILIAN PIZZA . „ ’ 1.99 if ith C.oupon U ith i oupon X Department's morale in Energy’s litigation^nit cooperation from Energy even in Farm-Labor Law in California. After House is sitting on an inter-agency be built with $700,000 in federal funds. WELCHADB How dry I am. Sen. William GRAPE JUICE...... S7.50 Purchase AT.^0 Purchase civil division and have reached the point wherg/us 29 cases that have been assigned to the losing to Chavez both in the fields in report that recommends sweeping The funds were awarded Wednesday by the U.S. 2199* Armstrong, R-Colo., was incensed to MRS. PAUL'S NE8TEA the Energy attorneys are referred to as "the civil division. the legislature, the Farm Bureau changes in the law requiring federal Agriculture Department’s Farmers Home Administra­ learn that some West Virginians tion for consti action of 9,900 feet of water main, a pum­ PIEROGIES POTZCHEEIE ...... SWEET LIFE Department’s Boat People.” Since January of 1979, Another indication that all is not turned to manipulation of the media. contractors to pay prevailing wages MRS. PAUL'S ICED TEA ping station and fire hydrants in this Naugatuck Valley BLEACH general counsel’s 14 of the unit’s attorneys left for less cake and ice cream at Energy’s legal The bureau paid free-lance writer in certajjapphtances. The U.S. have brought suit against govern­ PIER9GIES w / e a u e r k r a u t ...... id«.59« MIX town. 128 OZ. turbulent turf. unit is an internal management Patty Newman $6,000 to research the Cham boJ^Com m erce is suing for LAND O'LAKES 84-Lemon - 32 oz. office — involves _ ment officials to prevent construc­ State and local officials have determined that wells CORN OIL MARGARINE The potential for trouble was review dated last March 25. Among United Farm Workers and two non­ release of the document, claiming ,«.69< cases of overcharges and other rip- tion of the $250 million Stonewall serving more than three dozen homes in the area have' MINUTB MAID CTN. 49« offs which, if properly prosecuted, spotted early on by then-Asgistant "symptoms of distress" the inspec­ profit groups that provide social ser­ the White House has already been contaminated with the chemicals leaking from an ORANGE JU IC E ...... ’ 1.09 50« OFF Jackson Dam. “ Western senators, could net Uncle Sam an estimated Attorney General Barbara Babcock, tors found in the unit were "unhappy, vices to the migrants. She peddled released parts of the report to the abandoned waste dump. RSODI WHIP NON*OAIRY LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND RANK LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK VALID JULY 21 • JULY 27 $10 billion in fines from the oil-slick who wrote to her boss Griffin Bell: frustrated people,” a “ general state her information to a magazine and a AFL-CIO. Though Carter people deny representatives and governors have Officials also suspect the remainder of the 68 homes HUHIPPED TOPPING...... 63« VALID JULY 21 • JULY 27 corporate freebooters. "There is a constant problem with* of -disorganization," missed television network. the leidi, the union embarrassingly which will be served by the new line may be getting well done everything but stand on their V ______J But Justice and Energy lawyers the DOE memorandum in that nearly deadlines and the aforementioned printed part of the study in an in- water tainted by chemicals from barrels buried at the One investigation has been com­ heads to get the Carter administra­ apparently spend more energy every significant case that arises in­ heavy staff turnover. pleted, concluding that no govern­ house publication. dump. The state Department of Environmental Protection squabbling over whose turf a case volves a squabble at some level to Needless to say, while * The conventional wisdom in ment money had been improperly tion to pay aiiention to the water plans to excavate decaying barrels unearthed at the falls on than they do trying to pursue determine which asencv will handle Tweedledum and Tweedledee battle Washington is that Jimmy Carter has spent on union organizing instead of needs of our region,” he howled. dump as well as several tons of contaminated soil. iin iiiiiiiiu u iu iu iiiii EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. July 24, 1980 - 7 1A liMNG HKUALa Thurs.^Juji^M J^ Reqion. Resource crisis predicted WASHINGTON (UPI) - At least 6.35 billion today.” Assuming present trends and policies, it Weddinqs. human beings could be vying for shrinking The report, requested by Carter in 1977 and projected a world populated by 6.35 billion resources in a degraded world environment by released Wednesday, is the government's first people at the turn of the century, 5 billion of l)olce-Long Willett-Hlivyak the year 2000 unless something is done now to attempt to project probable changes in world them living marginal existences in less reverse alarming trends, a major federal population, resources andjenvironment as a developed countries. Niincv Ann Lung ol Manchester and Robert Anthony Laura Ellen Hlivyak of Manchester and David M. study says. basis for planning and p ^cy decisions. The numbers of malnourished could grow Dolce ol Danbury were married July 19 at the Church of Willett of Ballouville were married July 19 at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester. "rhe “Global 2000 Report,” a three-year Specific policy recoj^endations based on from 680 million — in a current world popula­ the Assumption The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. study done for President Carter by the State the report will be made by a special presiden­ tion of 4 billion — to 3 billion in 2000. said Hlivyak of 36 Trebbe Drive, Manchester. The bridegroom Department and the Council on Environmen­ tial task force in another six months, said Speth, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wiliett of tal Quality, provides glimpses of a bleak council chairman Gus Speth. Environmental pressure on land. air. water, ol J61 W Center St.. Manchester. The bridegroom is the Bailouville. future for the world’s developing countries if Assistant Secretary of State Thomas energy and minerals could wipe out 15 percent son ol Dr Robert Ci Dolce of Danbury. The Rev. Dale Gustafson of Emanuel Lutheran Church policy-makers ignore runaway population Pickering said the somber findings are being of all existing species, leaving the world performed the' double-ring ceremony. growth and ecological damage. transmitted to foreign governments and U.S. genetically impoverished Food production, 4. “ If present trends continue, the world in ambassadors abroad to "help galvanize” The Rev tleorge Laliberte of the Church of the Dawn Hlivyak of Manchester and Sue Gendreau of projected to increase 90 percent from 1970 by Assumplion celebrated the nuptial mass and performed Wauregan were soloists. 2000 will be more crowded, more polluted, less worldwide cooperation to improve prospects 2000, will not keep pace with population the double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. stable ecologically and more vulnerable to dis­ for the future. Catches from over-fished rivers, lakes and Sandra Haworth of Taunton, Mass., was maid of honor. ruption than the world we live in now,” the The report said«>stifbfrd«wnltirn in popula­ oceans could decline, it said. Acid rain, deple­ Bridesmaids were Dawn Hlivyak of Manchester and Lin­ 800-page, two-part report found, "Despite tion growth rates will be ovewltetaped by tion of the earth’s protective ozone layer and Terry Long oi Manchester was her sister's m^d of da Bowka of Syracuse, N.Y., the bride’s sisters. greater material output, the world’s people sheer numbers, so that population actually climate-warming buildups of carbon dioxides honor Robert M. Willett of Ballouville was his brother’s best will be poorer in many ways than they are will be growing faster in 2000 than it is today. could become major problems. man. Ushers were Devendra Kolonia of Storrs and Kevin James Cieary of .Naugatuck served as best man. McNally of Norwich. A reception was held at Veterans' Memorial Clubhouse A reception was held at Manchester Country Club, in Hast Hartford The couple will reside in Manchester. after which the couple left for Nova Scotia. They will reside in Watertown, Mass. Roth Mr and Mrs. Dolce served in the U S. Peace Mrs, Willett is employed as a medical research assis­ Corps in Nepal Irom 1976-79. Mr Dolce is employed in tant. Mr. Willett is a medical technician currently public relations. Mrs. Dolce is employed by the employed by Affiliated Hospitals of Boston, Mass. CHANNEL Manchester Conference of Churches. (Long photo! (McKinney photo) Mrs. Robert A. Dolce Mrs. David M. Willett su p er SAVE 30.00 TO 55.00 each Haddens plan open house Peter Fusscas of Marlborough, after receiving congratulations, Enqo^cL began discussing his upcoming campaign with David Post, left of An­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hadden of Kendrich of Windsor officiating. tive member of Center dover. Fusscas won the Republican nomination for the 55th district Reg 79 99 East Windsor Hill, formerly of Attendants were Ivy Pepler Jones Congregational Church, as well as assembly seat at the convention in Bolton Wednesday night. James s a v m g Manchester and Venice, Fla., will and Arthur Landon. Mildred Hadden serving as a deacon, treasurer, and a McCarthy of Vernon lost the nomination but said he is considering a hold an Open House Reception on Shea, the bridegroom’s sister, played representative to the Manchester UVIlOWORAZr Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Center the piano. primary. (Herald photo by Holland) Council of Churches, He was also a AiuNnuN in m iO N laddii Congregational Church in The couple now reside with the member of the church’s Men’s Club. SAVf 2 00 ■ SAVE 3 00 Duty rating 200 tbs Step tested 800 lbs Manchester, in observance of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hadden has been an active Meets OSHA & ANSI requirements 60th wedding anniversary. The recep­ Mrs. Frank Jones of East Windsor member of Center Church Women, 00qa)lon Strong spnnglocks tion is being hosted by the women of Hill. and the Bethany and Emma GOP selects Fusscas 99 gallon 2l'R«,tan M.JS.o.h the church of which the Haddens Mr. Hadden was employed by Nettleton Groups of the Church. She 12' B« tun 95.5 9 .,th Req 5.99 Reg 12 99 have been members since 1937. Whitney Chain in Hartford foiy 45 served as a deaconess for nine years. 9 Mr. Hadden and the former Irene years. Following his retirement, he The Haddens are also active MLOUTSIDE* QUICIMTHC D v n U T D K 2M u i t n r T in iD m U S Pepler were married July 31,1920 in worked for a time at the Savings members of the Senior Citizens of for 55th district race U n X UDWOOD nUNTt WUI* II'B., tnn 125.5 5 . Hartford with the Rev, Alexis D. Bank of Manchester. He was an ac- Windsor. 40' Beg tM N 144.55. BOLTON — Newcomer Peter Fusscas He said the key issue during the cam­ / STAoukmnsfl oaroRCHtKci •.Ai'. of Marlborough won the Republican paign would be his belief that Dries in 1 hour Use on wood or con­ Easy clean up w crete floors, porcheo, nomination for the 55th state assembly municipalities should be allowed greater soap & water decks and more district seat. freedom in managing their own affairs SAVE 10.30 Births. umroiciADcn The convention, held at the Bolton Com­ without influence from the state. TO 20.00 Buonanclurri, Paul Ronald, son paternal grandfather is Rocco J. paternal great-grandparents are Mr. 12 99, .9>99qo)lon munity Hall, was attended by about 40 Democrat Aloysius Abeam of Bolton is of Rocco Jr. and Debra A. St. Ger­ Buonanducci Sr. of South Windsor. and Mrs. Michele Buonanducci of the current state representative for the each Anna M. Donadio main Buonanducci of 7 Pleasant St., His maternal great-grandparents are Hartford and the late Mr, and Mrs, people. (!arole Kogul Virginia L. Wood Fusscas received 6 of the 11 votes cast 55th district. He is expected to receive his Manchester. He was born July 9 at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tefft of Hart­ Benjamin Appleton of South Wind­ by paper ballot. James McCarthy of Ver­ party's nomination tonight at 8 at the Kopul-Becker Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ford and the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur sor. He has two sisters, January, i'/z, owner of Creative Images in East College. She is employed at the Hart­ non, who received 5 votes, said he was dis­ maternal grandfather is Joseph M. St. Germain of Woonsocket, R.I. His and Roxanne, 16 months. Bolton Community Hali. The engagement of .Miss Carole Hartford. ford Insurance'Group. ITT. appointed and said a primary was under The 55th district includes the towns of St. Germain of East Hartford. His Reg. 28.99 Ann Kogut of Glastonbury to The couple is planning an Aug. 22 Mr. Smith graduated from consideration. Andover, Bolton, Columbia. Hebron, Timothy H Becker of Manchester wedding at the Church of the Syracuse (N.Y.) University College If the loser receives at least 3 votes, he Marlborough and part of Vernon. SmOTAnDOIAILIS' has been announced by her parents. A ssum ption in M an ch ester. of Forestry. He is employed at is entitled to a primary. AlDNOniN STEF LADDEU Annette Kogut of Hartford and (Creative Images photo) Woodhill Permatex Division of Loc- College grad | VFW officers Fusscas said. "I want to tell you I'm The convention also elected five Duty rating 200 lbs Step tested 800 lbs Edward Kogut of North Windham. tite Corp. going to win in November. I’m confident members to the Committee on Vacancies. Meets ANSI & OSHA sijndrrds historian: Mrs, Matthew S' Beg 17 M 25.45. Mr Becker is the son of Mr. and Donadio'Smith The couple is planning a Sept. 13 Mrs, Hugh C. Graham jof that the delegate decision was based on They are Donald Bond. David Post. Janet .Mrs Henry T Becker of 25 Downey wedding at St. Bridget Church in West Haven was elected Moore of East Hartford, what they thought was best for the com­ VanDyke, Catherine Leiner and George DvrrunKzsous., romTITI 1000 LH Drive. Manchester. The engagement of Miss Anna Manchester. (Becker photo) Marie D. Nassiff Department President at secretary-treasurer; Mrs. munity and party.” Delaney. Miss Kogul graduated from Hart- Marie Donadio of Manchester to Manchester the 60th annual convention Joseph Tarrant of Bethel, r Beg S 9 » 39.99 e,a. lord Public High School and Hartford Robert W. Smith of Newington has Wood-Toomey B.S. degree of the American Legion senior vice president: and Academy of Business. She is been announced by her parents, Mr. The engagement of Miss Virginia Cum laude Auxiliary of the Depart­ Mrs. Peter Kliarsky of employed as a secretary at Ace and Mrs. Vincent Donadio of 57 Lyn- Leigh Wood of Wayne, Pa., to David I'niversily of ment of Connecticut. West Hartford, national Sills chosen in 14th Pnnlery dale St.. Manchester. Charles Toomey of Manchester has Virginia Other newly elected of­ executive com- SAVE 40.00 TOSO.OO l'>7' WOOD 6AMGI DOOIl SICTION GLAXED SAVE 7 4 .2 4 Mr. Becker graduated from East Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. Rosa­ been announced by her parents, Mr. ficers are: Mrs. Eugene mitteewoman. SOUTH WINDSOR-Robert Sills Town Chairman Richard Rittenband Full Width kUn-dned wood frame, tempered hard- TO 106.27 said he thinks Sills will appeal to board panels, heavy duly tracks, springs, hardware Catholic High School in 1970 and from mond S. Smith of Loudonville. N.Y.. and Mrs. Russell P. Wood of Wayne. Freoman of Manchester, received the unanimous vote of his party and complete installatioD instructions All com­ Rochester '.N Y.l Institute of and the late Robert L, Smith. Mr. Toomey is the son of Mr. and Wednesday night for the 14th Assembly Democrats and independent voters. ponents in one unit pack Sills is expected to face Town Attorney TecAioulogv with a bachelor of Miss Donadio graduated from Mrs. C. Francis Toomey of District at the Republican Party conven­ rsrGmcEDOMLRag 11999 M9.99 science degree He is a member of Manchester Community College and Manchester Saccharin advice tion. John J. Wo^cock III, who will seek the Reg. 169.99 the IVlaiKhe.sier Lions Club and from Eastern Connecticut State A September wedding is planned. Sills was a former member of the Town Democratic endorsement for the district Reg 244.23 Council and last November he lost as an at the convention at 7:30 tonight in Town The final decision is yours independent council candidate. Hall. lAKNMASnRAUWOOD STORAGE SHED KIT IS EASY abuse prevention WASHINGTON (UPI) - headlines" such large doses were sweeteners or diet Action on appointments TO ASSENILE A SFACIOUS A young man asked the "Thus, ” Goyan said, needed to speed up the beverages and bladder Build yout 'wn sturdy shed wi*r, pit- .• pre numbered Itame if trim pie. es f.u: i Food and Drug Ad­ "we get headlines that say. study process. cancer. were nnils templates Tnd instru'* r,^ ministration recently if the 'Saccharin Causes Bladder "If smaller doses were "It was after these last ■* included Flu'jr shingles and point ei'f ; for your entire family two cans of saccharin- Cancer' and, later, used,” he explained, "it two studies that you may highlights counciFs work 4 entension k.ts ir.d alieKute siding V containing diet soda he headlines that say could take millions of have seen stories in the available Muny people use socially • a booklet from the Depart­ tent discipline and ac­ But, if you think your child VERNON-The Town Council, Monday ning Commission to fill the vacancy of the drinks daily will give him Saccharin Cancer Scare animals and years to com­ newspapers that saccharin expired term of William Satryb; Jeffrey avecpi-nie drugs — ment of Health and Human curate information about has a drug problem, act night, approved several appointments and BASIC DIMENSIONS 3 1 ASPCNITE 3 1 Ti ll WALLS bladder cancer 10 years Debunked.' plete the tests with the is not harmful,” Goyan Feltman, alternate on Planning Commis­ BUILDING A T BASE WALLS & ROOT 1 2 CDX ROOT probably without even Services that discusses drugs, sexuality and crime quickly and calmly. Help is a few resignations of board and commis­ ■ J . ; , . " - from now. "Adding to the problem same results.” continued. “But that’s not sion; Mary Ellen Romejko, Zoning Board 7 'r’«|-»7’9 'i' Reo Ui 23 IH .N B.0 Ki23 iiTH' thinking aooul it. If you're preventive measures you are important to give your available for drug preven­ sion members. r>ti2- fl-.U 'eT l',' R *g 323 29 li l . k l Deg lie s n n r "I would say that two are some who would prefer Adding to the confusion a colfee or tea drinker, can take, write for Drug children as well. tion from a wide range of exactly what the studies Caroline Forster resigned a4 a member of Appeals. Also: Kenneth Rauschenbach. to have you confused. They was a recently announced then in a broad sense Abuse Prevention for Your Don’t agonize over resources including cans of diet soda daily is said.” of the Vernon Arts Commission, David Zoning Board of Appeals: Richar ‘ possibly flirting with ignore or dqwnplay the series of independent vmu re using a drug — Family. Just send $1.30 to knowing whether your schools, churches, and Qpyan said many scien­ Mills as an alternate on the Planning Com­ D’Avanzo, Zoning Board of Appeals altey^ trouble.” replied FDA warning signals about studies that: altbough granted it's a tbe Consumer Information children are using drugs. local prevention programs. tists are worried about mission, and Stephen J, Zavarella as a nate; Dorothy Rieder, Zoning Board of commissioner Jere E. saccharin to sell you a few —Found that saccharin is what he called the "time socially acceptable drug. Center, Dept. 182H, Try the direct approach. Inquiries to drug abuse member of the Parks and Recreation Appeals alternate; Herbert Sheer. Zoning Goyan. “But tbe final deci­ more bottles of soda.” a weak cancer-causer. bomb effect” of saccharin. Caffein tails into the same Pueblo. Colorado 81009. Ask. Try tq ^ a k e your prevention or treatment Commission. Commission. (alegory as tobacco, Families are very impor­ sion is yours" Goyan noted that the —Concluded there is no "Does continued use of The council approved the following ap­ The following reappointments were ap­ children feel comfortable programs are always kept Goyan said in a letter connection between cancer additional risk from alcohol and aspirin These tant in preventing drug enough to share their saccharin increase the pointments and re-appointments: RqMrt proved: Alan Humphries, Joseph confidential. published in an FDA and saccharin was brought saccharin to the'^eneral are drugs that are widely abuse. In fact, the feelings about experimen­ possibility of developing Saunders, Parks and Recreation Conjmis- D’Agata, Richard Goldstein, and Thomas When you order a copy of magazine that there is con­ to the forefront three years public, although those who used and even looked upon deterioration of the family ting with drugs with you. Drug Abuse Prevention for cancer in later years? sion to complete the term of Zav^ella; Freethy, all Permanent Municipal tusion about saccharin, ago when a Canadian study smoke or use a lot of it may SAVE 2 22 SAVE 40 TO 50 SAVE 4.00 TO 5.00 SAVE 5.00 SAVE 10.00 TO 15.00 by many as useful sub­ in America is thought by This works better than Your Family (1.30) you’ll Maybe not in just 10 years, David Mills as a full member of the/Plan- Building Committee. because "science is not/ using rats found that very be risking bladder cancer. stances many experts to be one spending a lot of energy on also receive a free copy of as you worry about,” he However, there is a big possible reason for drug always as advanced as we large doses of the artificial —Reported that artificial told the letter writer, “but rn anxious detective work. the Consumer Information WRe«.l FlUf SM9 dillerence between a parent abuse among the young. would like to think it is. sweetener caused bladder sweeteners are cancer- in 20 or 30 years. Full-time police officer R*,.. 49Sr# M i n i toll Often families that come Catalog. Published "There is confusion cancer in the animals. causers but are weak IWTHRI ______M who has an occasional For this reason and others, up against a problem that quarterly by tbe Consumer "The fact is that N W W M IH i tw u m m because the issue — The saccharin dos^ enough for their effects to saccharin hasn’t been in nMRA*TAMrr ' glass ol wine or a cocktail, prevention has to start seems too big to handle Information Center of the AMIAMIMI so-ioo-ito Mtk M l tt l r-fllTM"M4" IIW M N n W M l R«ady to a»«mbto given the animals were be difficult to perceive, Steel iisiBe. No 11404 and one who drinks or with the family. tend to withdraw from whether the substance general use long enough for approved for Coventry ill «p to 2 potto lo 0 ML oompl«tM GivM kigih tompora- IMO General Services Ad­ equal to drinking 800 cans —Found no association MIUMi w/6 iToUto No PZMT tuiM pTOtoctioA lakes pills to escape per- What can make the friends, relatives, and causes cancer — is a very us to know.” mmi Ne.H4Mllgt.ll4l.ll.fi M"l21" Beg TIM.. 11.55 ministration, the free complex one. And complex of diet soda daily. He said between artificial M-nal (iroblems If your difference'’ A stable family others outside the family catalog lists over 200 COVENTRY -Robert Slate has been who approved Sousa’s selection of Slate, subjects don't lend children see you using atmosphere and tolerance who could help. Families selected free and low cost appointed a full-time officer in the Coven- noted that the vacancy was not advertised themselves to easy inter­ drugs that way. it's likely for a child's mistakes go a seldom make full use of the government publications. Police Department, replacing Sue Ann because examinations had been conducted 60.00 pretations — or to simple SAVE thev V. ill do the same For long way. Fair and consis- family services available. Soucier, who is leaving to join the Glaston­ just six months ago. WOODLAND bury Police Department. Slate is a former state trooper and has tatiTMPta.. G A R D E iS S Slate, who has been working as a part- worked as a policeman in Danielson and Tourism gets a boost time policemu in Coventry since March as a constable in Columbia, the town CUSTOM SPECIAL-SPeeTACIgPEeiAL 1979, will as^m e his duties Friday. Ms. manager said. He is a graduate of the Reg 159 99 Soucier’s resignation is effective Connecticut Municipal Police Training i 4 lhi> Thursday. StmEANGRlU HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS Academy. in Pacific Northwest LICENSE PLATES t^u th a g i: Police Chief Gary Sousa said Slate NASniDOAl Not waiting lor the complimentary Boeing 747 HaifyAmaitaTi “We’re sorry to see her leave,” Connol­ working to make the rest of 'Plaifings placed second in examinations in January iDiimtGAseiiu government or outside will be used to take them the country realize It too. ATTENTIOH CONNECTICUT which led to the appointment of Ms. ly said of Ms. Soucier, who has only been With 20 lb Ip lank help, public and private over, around and through There are plans by the DRIVERSI NOW ONLY Soucier. Town Manager Frank Connolly. on the force for half a year. wood nd« handlM, cook­ book. lava lockf 5 yr travel industry officials in the .Mount St. Helens three-state Pacific NAME YOUR I LOVE SHOPPING AT Since July 1st 1960, the law no longer requires you to limittd warranty 1/3 Washington. Oregon and region. * orr Northwest Regional Com­ COLORI WOOOUND GARDENS No 91301. M M iw m a IT iM im ian Idaho are launching a self- Seattle never was carry front licensejilates on your vehicle. Be the first to Taxes due in Coventry mission for a paid- have your own personalized custom plates! help ellort to bring tourists affected by the volcanic advertising campaign in 5 for *8.95 • Reddtai Flants UailiJ 18 itMt itDck tGly. Itoi 8lHtta8 to lU itom. Hi iitoiHicla. bark to their region^ eruptions, but we just can't m ajor new spapers in REG. *2.19 COVENTRY -Although 12:45 to 4 p.m. 1, from 6 to 8*p.m. The thitd-largesi in­ CREATE yOUR OWN • VefNiMenMtt mailing of Ux bills was Extra hours are However, Mrs. Bray seem to make people California, New York, • taranium dustry in all three states, believe that, ” said Don Washington, D.C^, and delayed by the still- scheduled Saturday, July urged taxpayers to mail taurism in the region has Richardson, a travel Illinois as soon as it gets •CHOICE OF 10 COLORS FOR BOTH LETTERS AND Repeat Special • Rotas unfinished budget process, 26, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.: their payments to Tax been wounded by misinfor­ development consultant for BACKGROUND • Pottad Patunias taxes must be paid this Thursday, July 31, from 6 Collector, P.O. Box 185, NIC the go-ahead, and the Com­ ______id cm WUIT iARKITT mation and misperception the Washington state •INCLUDES CHROME FRAME, BOLTS AND PLEXI-SHIELD C a s c a d in g month to avoid interest to 8 p.m.; and Friday, Aug. Coventry, CT 06238. mission is also thinking Fushlas •haactkMN J t o Ike Ckeeeel Declei a public misperception travel office. He added about holding news con­ penalties. srllk tar 4e.||.ye»tnll about the post-eruption Plumbago •Laon I Cardan orn nniMy iiso a .n . that, except for a 20-mile ferences in major U.S, Farttiart Tax Collector Audrey M. TO 5i30 r.M. ytekUei. leilHirieU.lieet state of affairs in the radius, the volcano, the cities. Rag. *8.98 NOW Bray said taxes were due AMD eVIRT IVIHDIO COHN. IMMI IU.4I1S I'aeific Northwest state's roads and Plans are also on the and payable July 1 and will rOR TOOR COHVIRIIRCK HOME CENTERS Thi‘ lodging and businesses are open and drawing board for two U.S. become delinquent Aug. 2. CORRECTION "America’s No. 1 Do-lt-YourscIf Stores" restaurant associations in ready tor tourist traffic. Forest Service interpretive Protect your driveway with Interest will be charged on AD THAT RAN WED. JULY 23RD Washington are working In fact. It is thought by centers that will have films any payments postmarked activelv with the stale's after Aug. 1 or made in ENFIELD MANCHESTER PARKADE travel experts that Mount displays and seismographs guaranteed (ELM ST.) WEST MIDDLE TFBE. tond lEOJID ST. Travel Development Divi­ St Helens, as one of the within view of the volcano. \Ne Design & Print What You Want JENNITC 8 .9 5 person after Aug. 1, she PINEHURST (?Copyright, Chinntl Homi Cintin, Inc. I960 sion and a familiarization world's great natural Staffing the centers will be said. SHOULD HAVE READ SALE ENDS? 27 60N-13S-30 tour lor business and travel OaNlalT The tax colfecfor’s office wonders, may soon become U.S. Forest Service Many Thou$and$ of Houa* A Foflag* Plant* 6R0UND CHUCK ROUND GROUND editors is also being one of the most popular at­ employees, many of them THE JEWELRY SHOPPE 1-7 is open Monday through planned United Air Lines tractions in the United displaced when the volcano CHARTER OAK MALL-EAST HARTFORD VfssksR^ Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to tias already applied for 1-5 12:15 p.m. and 12:45 to 4:30 1.89 2.19 Slates Hoteliers. and erupted 100 miles south of WOODLAND^ lb. * lb. * MARSHALLS M AU - MANCHESTER waivers to bring the restaurateurs are banking .Seattle. u u m p.m., and Friday from 8:30 W6 ire sorry tor any Inconvonlmca this has M iitmi. writers to Seattle where a on that and are deligently a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and EVENING HEHALU, "rhurs,, July 24, 1980 - 9 H - KVENING HERALD, Thurs,, July 24, 1980 TouinTolk No rain hope of GHO officials ChuTChM Executive Director Nan­ Marcella C. Fahey for the 3rd taken Democratic Mayor George The new director is going to In preparation for the Aug. 25 Education will be aired, many WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - second to Jerry McGee in the $300,- year, finishing 18-under par but and highest purse ol the yehr — $11.- Senatorial District In East Hart­ A. Dagon was not present. Of walk into a good operation," —' J. residents and officials are boning cy Carr^nd Nancy McCavanagh, Greater Hartford Open officials have OOO tourney last year, said he hoped finishing second when McGee sank a 310, meeting of the Manchester Board wife of Town Director James ford Wednesday night was so course, he didn’t have to be there, Baylis Earle, the director of the up on the topics. Among those their fingers crossed hoping the rain his return to the friendly, 6,534-yard 25-foot birdie putt on the 7th hole, and Trying a comeback in mid-April. of Education, where the subjects of McCavanagh. assured and planned the town’s top Mrs. Fahey was unanimously Glastonbury Parks and Recreation studying it aise Board of Education which turned the 18-hole celebrity par71 course would mark a change of then came up a winner for the first Renner missed the next two cuts and member Eleanore Coltman, Democrat didn’t even show. When renominated. Department, during a discussion of humanistic education and the pro-am kickoff into a soggy, nine- his losing ways. time in his professional career the failed to make the cut lour times in Manchester Area Conference of The renomination of State Sen. the roll call of party delegates was his resignation Teachers' Center for Humanistic hole competition was a one-shot deal. Renner has played erratically next week. his next 11 attempts. The storm that hit early since contracting mononucleosis in But Renner has been having trou- Lee Trevino, the 1972 GHO winner Wednesday — delaying play for February. But the 24-year-old San b l^ in c e his only tour victory, and easily the most popular player at More charged several hours — was an unpleasant Diego, Calif., golfer refused to blame 'although earning a total of $303,777 Wethersfield, said the course was in J reminder of the heavy rains which the illness on his poor showing. in'only his third full year on the tour, excellent condition after a much ObituQric6. DiRosa may ignore GOP devastated the Wethersfield Country “I’m still taking antibiotics, but he has played in only 18 of 28 tour­ needed rain and he anticipated the in fraud case Club golf course last year, it's noraffecting my play. Hell, it’s naments since January, failing to winner "could come in as low as 20 or MWCMKSrKR — Detectives Robert Mason Slepbpn Olesik “ When I saw the clouds and the not a mental illness," he said after make the cut seven times. 22 under par. " arrested three more men this mor­ M ANCHESTER — Robert Mason, « E.ST W IL I.IN G T O N - Stephen rain, I thought my world was going to the shortened pro-am prior .to "I had a 68 after the first round at He also spoke out against what he ning and charged them in connection 80. of 540 Vernon St., died Wednesday Olesik, 56, of Luchon Road, died and support referendum end. It looked like a replica of 1979. ” Thursday's opening round of the 29th Tucson ( Ariz. I but 1 became so sick called a trend to alter golf courses to with construction fraud scheme night in Manchester Memorial Wednesday at his home. J said tournament chairman Al edition of GHO, they sent me home. I laid around for make them tougher. which netted a suspect Monday. Hospital. He was the husband of Lottie i'l; Veniscofsky. Renner, who shot 3-under on the six weeks and got itchy, but the doc­ "They ought to quit criticizing the ByB y MARYM A R Y KITZMAINN $5.5 million.milUon. forfor the the proposal proposal of of bonding bonding the Detective Capt Joseph Brooks said He was the husband of Julia (Carroll) Olesik. / But one player was looking par-36 back nine, said the course tor said to be patient. " he said. DiRosa abstained on the vote, recommended improvements of $5.5 courses. I t ’s the caliber of players today Paul E Gaulin, 24, of Pearl He was born in Rockivlle arid was Herald Reporter < forward to — in fact hoping for — a played well and should be in perfect I Wallace I .Mason. saying he had just learned several million. Prior to Tucson, Renner’s best per­ that is improving all the time and Street, Edward R, Nielson, 28. of 13 He was born in Portadown. County employed for 21 years as a machinist repeat of the 1979 tournament. condition after it dries out Thursday MANCHESTER - Unless an Republican building committee The recommended bonding formance was fourth at Phoenix. they are always trying harder It's Hunter Road. Tolland, and James R. Armagh, Ireland. Oct. 4,1899 and had for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, East Yotine Jack Renner, who finished He lost to McGee by one stroke last Ariz.. which remains his best finish acceptable alternative is found. members supported the one-question schedulq. includes; besides these not the courses," he said Faivre of no certain address were been a resident of Manchester for Hartford. Republican Director Pete DiRosa referendum planned for November. items, $ ^ ,0 0 0 to construct a new in­ charged alter a cooperative in­ more than 60 years. He was a U S. Army Air Force plans to split from pari.y position and With the absence of Deputy Mayor dustrial arts wing, thermal drapes, vestigation between the state and Before retiring he was employed veteran of World War II. support the referendum question Stephen Cassano last week, the and a public address system. Manchester police by First National Stores in East Besides his wife, he leaves a son, calling for $5.5 million of im­ Democrats, who support the one- These items were termed Guidry recovers slider Monday, a $15,000 bulldozer was HartfJrd for many years. Frank Carroll, Willimantie; a provements to Manchester High question referendum, did not have “necessary’’ by DiRosa, and a recovered Irom a repair garage in He was a member of Washington daughter, Mrs. Deloris St, Perre, School. NEW YORK (UPI) - Let the Guidry tashion Wednesday night, wrong. It was flat, it wasn't Ellington and Fredrick Linberger of the needed m ajority to pass it. With reason for his support of the one- Lodge and the Washington Social Standish, Maine; three brothers, DiRosa termed some items in­ record show, Ron Guidry’s slider is firing a four-hitler and leading the breaking. Probably 1 was just 8 Saddle .Mill Road. Ellington, was DiRosa’s vote they have more than question referendum. He also cited Club. Michael W. Olesik and Joseph Olesik, cluded in the proposal endorsed by not dead. It was just sleeping for a New York Yankees to an important thinking about it too much. It's a arrested Police said the bulldozer enough to place the question on the the strong recommendation and sup­ Besides his wife, he leaves a son, both of hockville and Em il Olesik, the citizens advisory committee and while. 4-0 victory oyer' the Milwaukee very easy pitch to let go astray if you was sold after being stolen from a ballot. port of the Building Committee, and Robert W. Mason, of Manchester; a Somers; a sister. Miss Margaret Building Committee.>^ as “ All of a sudden it just left. " Brewers. y don’t keep on top of it, ” construction site off Tolland Turn­ Although DiRosa stressed that his the citizens advisory committee. daughter. Miss Blanche Mason, of Olesik, Rockville, two grandchildren “ unnecessary" and he still leans Guidry said of his missing pitch after When he/nad trouble with the But on Wednesday he kept the 2 decision was not finalized, he did not pike April 21 Manchester; two brothers, Walter and three nephews. “These people have had the time to being hit hard in his previous outing. slider, Gtflory said. "It made me toward supporting the full improve­ expect an alternative he could accept Brewers at bay right from the start, Linberger's arrest and charge of Mason, of Ireland and Albert Mason The funeral will be Saturday mor­ extensively investigate what the high But he rediscovered it in typical believe I was doing something ment schedule. would be formulated. DiRosa finds thanks mainly to the success ol his tirst-degree larceny led to the arrest of England, two sisters, Mrs. Myra ning at 8:15 from the Burke-Fortin school needs,” DiRosa said. “ In­ the alternative offered and strongly sharp-breaking slider He struck out of the other three men today The Republican directors, with the dividual directors do not have the Watson of Ireland and Mrs. Beatrice Funeral Home, 76 Prospect Jt., six and walked one in raising his Nielson was also charged with backing of the GOP Town Committee supported by Robert Von Deck, GOP Morris of Toronto. Ontario, Canada. Rockville with a mass in St. Ber­ same amount of time. In the absence V.. record to 11-6 and pushing the first-degree larceny for his alleged leadership, had offered an alter­ town Committee chairman, as not Lacey in relief of that. I’ll go with their recommen­ Funeral services will be Friday nard's Church, Rockville, at 9. extensive enough. Yankees 8'2 games ahead ol the involvement in the dozer theft. While morning at 11 at the Holmes Funeral Burial will be in St. Bernard's native proposal trimming the dation.” The alternative question would Happy Sammy second-place Brewers not directly connected to Linberger Home. 400 .Main St. Cemetery, Rockville. expenses to about $1.5 million. fund repairing the leaky roof, the DiRosa has split from party line "Tonight I just made up my mind 1 and .Nielson, Brooks said Gaulin. who Burial will be at the convenience of Calling hours at the funeral home Sammy Davis Jr. sports a smile and gestures to the crowd strange A’s sight DiRosa supported this measure un­ several times since election last fall was going to throw the ball as hard as was charged with issuing a bad check heating and cooling system, and new after teeing off in the Pro-Am Wednesday at Wethersfield Coun­ the family. will be Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 til shortly before the Board of Direc­ to the board, th e most notable vote 1 could, ” Guidry said, "throw the 4 and second-degree larceny and windows and state nundated im ­ There will be no calling hours. p.m. tors vote last week. The alternative, was when he provided the key vote in try Club. (Herald photo by Auster) slider as hard as I could. If 1 could do Faivre who was charged with issuing provements. The GOP IfeadershipLas NEW YO RK (U P I) - Bob Lacey blanked Milwaukee 4-0. Boston Memorial contributions may be Memorial contributions may be was defeated, along with the referen­ appointing Kevin O'Brien as town at­ that. I knew I could get a lot of a bad check and third-degree larceny pushing for this question to be on the better have enjoyed it. It may be a trounced Texas 12-5. Baltim ore made to the Center Congregational made to St B ernard's Church. dum question calling for spending torney. batters out on pop flies, because the were implicated in a lumber buying ballot along with the option of voting long time before he sees any action edged Minnesota 8-7. Kansas City Church. Rockville. slider has a lot of rotation on it scheme the other two apparently again. clobbered Chicago 9-2. Detroit Long win streak trim m ed California 7-6 and Cleveland I just did what I used to do — 1 knew of Lumber was purchased KIsa Darby IJourrel Hattie Burrhurd ”I’m just happy he (Oakland downed at Seattle 12-6 in II innings. threw it as hard as 1 could 1 threw Irom various retailers throughout the MANCHESTER — Mrs, Elsa Dar­ ROCKVILLE - Mrs, Hattie Manager Billy Martin) came to me," said Lacey, after making the first _ OriolcH 8, TwinN 7 the ball harder tonight than I think 1 area and paid for with a bad check. It by Bourret, 70, of 12 Bluefield Drive, Burchard. 90, of 22 South St. died Inflation rate now 14.8% ever did this year " Tuesday at a local convalescent still Yaz’ hope relief appearance by an Oakland Ken Singleton rapped four singles was then sold to area construction died Wednesday at a local convales­ By L n iird Press Inlernaliftnul reported Wednesday it has laid off pounded annually and seasonally " The main thing was his slider was companies home. She was the widow of Charles pitcher since July 16 in Wednesday’s and Dan Graham drove in three runs cent home. She was the wife of Based on the first six months of 200 employees and may release 800 BOSTON (U P I) — He's closing in double-take when the phone rang in real sharp tonight. ” said This case is going to grow and B Burchard. adjusted — stood at 14.8 percent, 6-2 victory over the Toronto Be Jays. to give him 13 R B I in three games to Albert 0. Bourret. this year, inflation is running at an more by September. on 3,000 games and has been through his office after the game (it was Milwaukee’s Paul .Molitor, who went grow. Brooks said "It will be a big She was born in Paterson, N.J. and compared to 13.8 percent for the last Lacey hurled 2 2-3 innings of one- spark Baltimore. Scott McGregor. Born in Berlin, Germ any, she annual rate of 14.8 percent. And the And the troubled U.S. auto industry the ringer so many times it’s Texas skipper Pat Corrales, a good O-for-4 "It made his fastball a couple case before it s over We expect many had been a resident of Connecticut half of 1979. hit relief striking out three and 10-5, gave up nine hits in 6 1-3 innings. came to New York City in 1927 and recession is still going strong, with reported it had 247,000 employees on amazing there’s anything left. But friend). “ It has been a tough homes- of steps quicker ” more arrests ' for the past 11 years. She was a Inflation was running at an 18.1 walking none, although he did not Tippy Martinez pitched the final 2-3 had been a resident of Manchester thousands more American workers indefinite layoff this week and 35,900 Carl Yastrzemski still remains the tand (5-7) and a rough year. But the The Brewers got a runner as far as Faivre was turned over to Far­ member of Trinity Episcopal Church percent annual pace during the first receive a save. The left-hander’s last innings for his seventh save. Fernan­ since 1942. She was a member of the facing temporary and indefinite others on temporary layoffs. eternal optimist in his quest fpr the rookies and extras have done the third base only once. With two out in mington police while Nielson was in Branford. » three months of 1980. appearance was a three-inning stint do Arroyo, 2-3, took the loss. Church of the Assumption and of the layoffs. In Washington, the Labor Depart­ elusive World Series title. job” the fifth inning Dick Davis singled released on a $5,000 bond. He is She leaves a daughter, Mrs. against California on July 13th. RoyiiU 9, While Sox 2 Senior Citizens But Charles Schultze, the ad­ ment said inflation at the consumer The Consumer Price Index — “ It ’s only fun when you win and we and advanced on Jim Gantner's dou­ scheduled to appear in Manchester Marion Woltz Grube of East Orleans, The last tim e two Oakland pitchers U.L. Washington, W illie Aikens Besides her husband, she leaves a ministration's chief economist, level edged up slightly in June as designed to measure the cost of haven’t been winning that much so One rookie in particular, second ble But Guidry got Buck Martinez on Superior Court Aug 11 Gaulin is Mass.; two granddaughters, Susan combined for a victory was on July and George Brett each hit a solo daughter, Ms. Mary Hence of Wednesday predicted a “ very sub­ rising housing costs overshadowed living for a typical American city that gives you an idea of what kind of baseman Dave Stapleton, came an easy fly for the last out. being held in lieii of a $2,500 cash E. Waters of Ellington and Mrs. 11. It should come as no suprise that home run to propel Larry Gura, 13-4, Manchester and four grandchildren. stantial decline” in inflation in the declining energy prices. dweller — stood at 247.6 in June, .season it has been," the 40-year-old through Wednesday with four RBIs, New York had taken a 1-0 lead in bond He is also slated to appear in Alice M. Durkin of Waterbury the A ’s lead the league in complete and Kansas City. Washington hit his Funeral services w ill be Friday at months ahead, and said there is Based on the first six months of which means goods and services that Red Sox outfielder said Wednesday the fourth when Graig Nettles court Aug. 11. Center. Vt. and one great-grandson. three on a double to cap a five-run games with 53. fifth homer of the season in the first, 8;15 a m from the Holmes Funeral evidence “ the severest part” of the 1980. the inflation rate — com­ cost $100 in 1967 now cost $247.60. following Boston’s 12-5 romp over the doubled, went to third on a wild pitch Funeral services will be Friday at seventh which put away the game. Starter and winner Steve McCatty, Aikens his 11th in the second and Home. 400 Main St. with a mass of recession is over. Texas Rangers. Stapleton had earlier cut a 4-2 Texas by Milwaukee starter Moose Haas. 9 a m. at All Saints Episcopal 8-9, went 6 1-3 innings and gave up Brett his 10th in the fifth to help the Christian burial at 9 a m. at the That brings little comfort to about “ We have to put together a long lead in half with a sixthinning single. 10-9, and scored on Jim Spencer's Two injured Church. Glen Rock. N.J. Burial will two unearned runs before giving way Royals pad their lead in the Church of the Assumption. Burial 25,(K)0 workers at Uniroyal Inc., who winning streak right away,” said line drive sacrifice fly to left be in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Pater­ to Lacey. But McCatty didn’t mind American League West to 10 games J will be in St. James Cemetery. There agreed to take a voluntary 12.9 per­ Yaztrzemski, who drove in one run "When we were down 4-2, it looked son. N.J Suspect to have tests the help at all. over second-place Texas. in accident are no calling hours. Donations may cent pay cut to help the troubled with a sharp, eighth inning single. like we were going to die again, " said Friends may call today from 7 to 9 “ I don’t mind coming out of the I ’igerM 7, .AiiizH h 6 be made to charity of the donors rubber manufacturer stay in degree kidnapping and second-degree “ We’re 12vi back now, but if we can Stapleton, who got his key hit off M ANCIIKSTKK — A motorcyclist at the Vander laat Colonial Home. IIARTEORI) - Edward Boyle, game,” said McCatty, “ Complete Third baseman Carney Lansford’s choice. cut it to six by September 1st, we ll Rags to riches knuckleballer Charlie Hough. “ We business, or 3,000 employees of First assault July 3 and has been held at and his passenger vsere injured 1? Saddle Riv^r Road, Fair Lawn. the 19-year-old man arrested in con­ games are nice, but wins are better. I throwing error with two outs in the the Hartford Correctional Center in be in the race." just haven't been getting the key hits Wednesday afternoon when they N.J. Donations may be made to a National Supermarkets Inc., whose nection with the July 1 rape of a 53- just think about wins, but a shutout top of the ninth inning allowed Al lieu of $50,(XM) since his arrest. The victory snapped a four-game at the right time. I was just choking collided with a car at the intersection In Menioriuni charity of the donor's choice. jobs are being eliminated in the next year-old woman in Manchester, has would have been nice.,Lacey is one of Cowens to score the winning run and of Woodland and Main streets. three weeks. been ordered to undergo a psy­ Police said the woman was ac­ losing streak and ended Texas’ four- up with two strikes and trying to get story for Nolan The Ladd Funeral Home. 19 the best left-handed relievers in the lift Detroit. Aurelio Lopez, 8-3, who In rnomory ft our husband father and grandfather First National Supermarkets said costed on Pearl Street at about 2 game winning skein, dropping the my bat on the ball.” Police said .Michael Bastis. 18, of Ellington Ave. is in charge of local chological examination to determine league. It never bothers me when he relieved starter Dan Petry in the John Demko, who died July 24th. 1976 heavy losses have forced it to close 52 a.m ., raped, beaten and taken to Rangers’ 101(4 behind Kansas City. NEW YORK U P I) - Joe Nolan: CantinuN 7. Dodders ,’t 12 Trotter St and Laura Croft. 19. of arrangements if he is capable of standing trial, ac­ comes in." fifth, allowed five hits and one run in U S4> sad and sudden came the call supermarkets in southern New several locations by a knife-wielding The Red Sox still are a frightening 21- file under rags-to-riches Silvio Martinez. 3-3, pitched a five- 74 I'nion St were injured when they cording to a Hartford Superior Court The rally had begun when Tony Tony Armas contributed his 22nd 4 2-3 innings. Mark Clear, 6-7, took S i>ur sudden death surprised us all "Offensively, we knew he was a hitter over eight innings and Dane collided with a car driven by Edalias England, eliminating an estimated clerk. man who had sprung at her from 27 at once-hospitable Fenway Park Perez led off the inning with his 15th VSe (>ften sit and think of you. and then ol how you homer of the season and rookie Jeff the loss. lorg doubled in two runs to help St. .■iantos. 56. of 162 N School St. which died 3,000 jobs. The examination, ordered by a behind some bushes. and two games over .500. homer off loser John Henry Johnson. pretty good hitter," Cincinnati 'B a llo o n D ay’ slated Cox drove in his first two major- ImliuiiH 12, MuriiierH h Louis complete a sweep of the three- was turning onto Main Street from Tt* think you could not say goodbye, before vou Rohr Industries of California, Superior Court judge, is the first step The examination results will be “ We’re on a winning streak any 0-1, to tie the game. The homer gave Manager John McNamara said closed your eyes EAST IIA R T E O R I) - A 'Balloon league runs to highlight the A ’s at­ Joe Charboneau drove in six runs game series. Garry Templeton broke Woodland St which makes jet engine pods for in the' case. Boyle was charged with reviewed Aug. 12 when Boyle’s case way you look at it,” cracked the Red Sox 100 for the 35th straight Wednesday night after watching Not a day do we forget you, in our heart v(»u are Day," co-sponsored by Top Notch tack. 0 with two home runs, including a always near will be heard again. Manager Don Zimmer, who did a Nolan drive in three runs in a 7-3 vic­ hi^ left thumb in the third, sliding Bastis was treated and released at commercial and military aircraft. first-degree sexual assault, first- year, a major league record. In other AL games. New York grand slam during a seven-run 11th \Se who loved you sadly miss you as it ends the Foods and the East Hartford Parks tory over the Philadelphia Phillies. into first base while attempting to Vlanchester Memorial Hospital long 4 years inning to power Cleveland. Reliever and Recreation Department will be "Where we are pleased is defen­ avoid a tag A St Louis spokesman lollowing the 4 50 accident, but Ms. Byron IVlcLaughlin walked the bases G'vingly remembered and mi.ssed by, held July 31, at 11 a m. at Martin said he will miss at least three Croft was admitted and was listed in sively, the way he handles the L full before yielding Charboneau’s Mary r>emko Art Warrington Kamiiy Park. pitchers," continued McNamara, weeks satisfactory condition this morning. grand slam, his 13th homer of the Track events to start describing the man who spells John­ (>ianl« I t. ( nil- (1 While no arrests were made, police RGH plan cut $767,000 season. ny Bench. "He’s a more complete Jack Clark drove in four runs with issued a written warning to Mrs. San­ 10,000 Olympic double in Munich The track and field events will give R O C K V IL L E — The Commission those two meetings. budget and that budget is still in dis­ MOSCOW (UP) - It takes an player than we thought he was. ” his 19th homer and a sacrifice fly and tos charging failure to yield the right 1972, despite falling in the longer dis­ Western athletes a chance to get into Pair signed Heart attack history on Hospitals and Health Care has ap­ Budgets for six other general Olympiad to shake the likes of Lasse Not long ago. Nolan was playing Mike Ivie had four hits and three RBI pute between Manchester Hospital of way through a stop sign. INGLEWOOD, Calif, (UPI) - Viren. tance, experts began comparing him the picture. Wednesday to lead a 21-hit attack A burglary at a Channing Drive proved for Rockville General hospitals in the state have been ap­ and the commission. with Atlanta, an improving team that with the fabulous “ Flying Finn,” So far of the 102 medals given out. Alain Bouchard and Brian Carrol, Hospital a budget of $10,741,0(K) for proved by the commission without That dispute has gone through Viren, a former forest warden, has still falls a bit short of being a con­ Doug Capilla. 2-3, took the loss Allen apartment is under investigation by they have only managed to get 19 two highly regarded 20-year-olds, operations in 1981. That is $7^7,000 several stages and is now before the a habit of disappearing into the Paavo Nurmi. Ripley. 4-4. went 6 1-3 innings for the police who said a 49-year-old woman claims Sellers’ life change. All of them fell within the 9.1 signed with the Los Angeles Kings, tender. A sudden overflow at catcher with the communist nations making less than the hospital asked. court. Attempts are being made woodwork outside Olympic years, Four years later, after a poor run- victory. '■eported the theft at about 7 a.m. percent rate increase figure set by the N H L club announced Monday. resulted in his release but he quickly rather like a hibernating bear, only in to the Montreal Games, he was the most of the boycott to snag all the Branch fi. KxpoH .5 Wednesday LONDON (U P Il — Peter Sellers, -vNtrj The budget w ill be discussed by the the commission as a standard. toward a negotiated settlement. Bouchard, a 5-foot-lO, 175-pound found a home in Cincinnati. to emerge from a spate of mediocre being written off as past his peak. others. Gary Matthews singled home The woman told police her handbag the comic genius who created a commission aqd hospital represen­ The budget for Manchester The chief financial officer for the left wing, was the seventh leading ■’Not playing in Atlanta, we performances to smash the world’s But Viren silenced his critics and Between them the Soviet Union containing $40 and several credit gallery of film roles from the tatives at a meeting early in August Memorial Hospital was not one of the commission has said that the current thought there might be something Glenn Hubbard with the bases loaded best runners over 5,(KX) and 10,000 made Olympic history by doing the and East Germany have won 55 per­ scorer in the Quebec Junior League cards had been taken. Police believe bumbling Inspector Clouseau to Dr and will be the subject of a commis­ six approved, although it calls for a budget as a basis for the coming deficient in his catching, " said and one out in the bottom of the same again and then placed fifth in cent of the medals at stake. The last season, ^coring 53 goals and ad­ the perpetrator entered the home Strangelove and Chance the gardener sion public hearing later in August.’ rate increase of only 7.9 percent over budget w ill clearly be an issue in the meters. McNamara. "For us. he's a good ninth .Matthews connected off his first competition marathon as an Russians have 17 gold, 10 silver and 5 ding 94 assists for 147 points for the through a sliding screen door which in "Being There, " died eariy today A hospital spokesman said today the current year’s budget. commission deliberations. And today, Viren w ill be one of the acquistion — meaning the type of in­ reliever Bill Gullickson. 1-3 Reliever encore. bronze and the East Germans 6-13-7. Montreal Juniors. was found opened .No arrests have from heart failure, not knowing his that the hospital hopes to work out its The problem is that the budget first athletes in action when the dividual he is." Rick Camp, 3-3, picked up the win 4 Now the doubters ace saying the been made. wife and children were at his side. He differences with the commission at request is based on the current centerpiece of the Moscow Olympics With the victory. Cincinnati picked with 1 1-3 innings of work. Jeff was 54. — the track and field events — get same thing again as he opens his up ground on both Houston and Los Burroughs doubled in three runs for defense of the 10,000 meters title in McGuire cWosen The British actor, who had a heart under way. Martina at top Angeles in the West and .Nolan, Atlanta When Viren completed the 5,000- today’s heats. condition for 16 years and refused to recognizing the opportunity tor some Mi-l-* t. \*tlro(* .’1 Viren, who celebrated his 31st in 57lh District slow down despite doctors' orders, postseason play, hopes to produce in Elliot Maddox tripled and pinch Perrotti gets GOP nod birthday two days ago, has had his suffered a massive seizure Tuesday any way he can, hitter Jerry Morales delivered him K I.I.IN t, I ( IN — Board of Educa­ training schedule upset by hernia of tennis game withdraw her candidacy as an in­ with a .sacrifice fly in the ninth Jeff tion member Kathleen O'Leary and died without ever regaining con­ GOVEiNTRV — Francis Perrotti tion, said today, “ 1 dropped out of the dependent and work for his election. Turner has trouble and his times are less than "Being with the Reds puts so much Reardon, 5-5, earned the victory and McGuire won the GOP nomination to sciousness I m saddened because won his party's nomination at the race when the national platform RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - The fifth-seeded Ann Kiyomura battles But she said currently, his stand is impressive. He is also reported to importance on each game.’ he said. Neil Allen picked up his 16lh save be a candidate lor election as the 57th the world has lost a very big talent. ' Republican General Assembly con­ committee voted not to endorse the only thing that has caught Martina Stacy Margolin; seventh-seeded have lost his edge of speed and will "Everything's changed because said Blake FMwards. who directed vention for the 53rd District ERA and to endorse a plank calling unknown. Laura DuPont meets Betsy Frank LaCorte suffered his first loss District's General Assembly Navratilova this week in the $100,000 you’re in a pennant race all the way Sellers as Inspector Clouseau in all Wednesday night by a vote of 7-0-1. for a constitutional ban on abortions. The 53rd district includes Coven­ major woes tackle the marathon instead of the 5,- ol the season after six victories representative at the Republican Richmond International Tennis Tour­ Nagelsen; Sherry Acker goes against instead of being 20 games out in five Pink Panther films. The abstention came from Claire 1 feel both issues are important to the try, Tolland and Willington. In the 000 meters. Even the Finns are Padre-i ,’t. Pirates 2 convention Wednesday night nament has been a cold. Mary Lou Piateit: and qualifier Can­ September with 2,000 fans in the 2 last election. Democrat Robert NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Ted saying they don’t know how he will Jerry .Mumphrey singled home Mrs McGuire,will face incumbent ■ His heart just faded away, " a Connelly, who is running as an in­ womens' movement, and consequent­ In the second round Wednesday, dy Reynolds meets Wendy White. Walsh received 4,091 votes. Ms. Turner, with his baseball team in do, whether he is buffing or not. stands” Gene Richards from second base Democrat Teresalee Bertinuson, spokesman at London's .Middlesex dependent because of her opposition ly I felt I couldn’t run with the Navratilova, cold and all, eased into Navratilova, who only lost her ser­ Connelly, who ran as a Republican, tow, was supposed to take in yachting If indeed Viren is finished, the man In other games, St. Louis downed with one out in the bottom of the who has held the seat since 1974 hospital said. to planks in the national Republican Republican party.” the quarterfinals and past Joanne vice once, said she pressed herself received 2,419 votes, and George from the spectator stands today. most likely to succeed the Finn is the Los Angeles 7-3. San Francisco eighth to break a 2-2 tie Rollie The d is tric t is composed of The spokesman said Sellers, who platform. Ms. Connelly added that if Perot- Russell, 6-3, 6-4, in a match where just as hard as she needed. Turner was expected to join his ageless Ethiopian Miruts Y ifter, who hammered Chicago 14-6, Atlanta out­ Fingers. 8-7, pitched the final 1 2-3 in­ fcillington. East Windsor, and parts ol mastered many voices in a career Connelly, who had formerly been ti's stand on these issues appears to Hasapes, who ran as an independent, Navratilova said “ I rose to the occa­ received 726 votes. Atlanta Braves aboard an excursion missed the 1976 Games because of lasted Montreal 6-5, New York nings to pick up the victory while \ ernon stretching over three decades, died campaigning for the GOP nomina­ support her position, she will sion when I had to.” “ She’s a better player (than first- boat that will trail two of his the African boycott. Y ifter, who says nipped Houston 4-3, and San Diego reliever Fmrique Romo, 5-4, ab­ In the most recent election. .Mrs at 12 28 a m. (7:28 p.m. EDT In other second-round matches: round opponent Duk Hee Lee of South America’s Cup competitors around he is 37 but is rumored to be anything shaejed Pittsburgh 3-2. sorbed the loss McGuire ran against Mrs Bertinuson Wednesday I.' "His wife and children Peter Sellerti fourth-seeded Pam Shriver whipped Korea), but I felt I could’ve won the the Rhode Island Sound race course. up to pensionable age, looks like he and was beaten b> 2.U09 votes, out of were at his side. " he said. "His con­ hit for nine years and numbered Rosie Casals, 7-6 (7-4), 6-1; South sets a lot easier, maybe broken her 4 NEW Turner Intended to have the Braves needs helping across the road. 7.291 votes cast dition deteriorated very suddenly. " Prince Charles among its fans. Parker seeks new term earlier and make it i - i instead of 6- cheering him on while he raced his Balding and bow-legged, the Etho- African Rosalyn Fairbank upset The spokesman said everything Sellers, whose comic genius was school. announced their candidacy sixth-seeded Terry Holladay, 6-4, 3-6, 4,” said Navratilova. Bruins get Vachon GI.ASTO.NBURV - yacht. Courageous, against Dennis pian is just over 5 feet and weighs 116 possible was done to save Sellers but compared to that of the immortal “ Either I missed a shot or she Insiructctr iHM tled State Rep. Antonina No other candidates have for the seat. Conner’s Freedom. pounds. 6-3; and Barbara Potter downed "there is a lim it to what can be Charlie Chaplin, died while enjoying Yvonne Vermaak, 6-3, 6-4. made a shot — a lucky shot — but I we think he’ll be a tremendous tM I I I W I M l s o It — xh e Parker. R-Glastonbury, ENGLMID But the plan changed Wednesday Coe is favorite for the shorter BOSTON (UPI) - Harry Sinden done." the success of his latest film , "Being In second-round matches today: rose to the occasion when I had to." asset,’ he said. Recreation Departm ent has an has said she w ill be seeking after Courageous’ mast snapped, for­ event, but Ovett has been in­ felt it was time for a change, but he's Lynn Fredrick, the British actress There." for which he was nominated opening lor a swimming instructor- the Reput^can nomination cing Turner to sit out the trials until dustriously knocking off some of his probably the only one who could have "Our organization felt it was time who was Sellers' fourth wife of three for an Oscar for his portrayal of r z lifeguard at Veteran s Memorial for her third term Friday. rival’s world records recently — foreseen the Boston Bruins losing tor a change in goal it we were to years said: "There was not a flicker Chance, a gardener whose simple Connors triumphs twice representing the 31st UMORULS Turner had chartered the double- snatching the one mile m ark and their top two goalies in a space of 16 continue our challenge for the of recognition. Peter was completely philosophy attracted international Applications are available at the Assembly District. decker excursion boat Viking Queen tying Coe’s 1500 meters record -and of the 16 seeds still in the tourna­ days. Stanley Cup. We re ecstatic about unconscious ' attention. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Top- Recreation Department in the .South She is currently serving for his team and Courageous nothing spurns him on more than a ment. Veteran Dave Stockton took Sinden traded goaltender Gilles going to training camp with Vachon Miss Fredrick flew from Los While the actor played scores of seeded Jimmy Connors, his tourna­ Windsor Gommunily Center For on a General Assembly ' spokesman Vic Tyson said he challenge. out seventh-seeded Hans Qilbert, who has been bothered the and Jim Craig," said Sinden Angeles to be with her husband. His roles, including women and 1076 Burnside Ave. ment debut delayed a day by rain, more inlormation. call 644-2433 subcommittee examining "assumed” Turner would spend the Three titles w ill be decided today, Gildemeister of Chile 6-0, 4-6, 6-3 and pastiw o years by back and ankle in­ second wife. Britt Ekland, and their sometimes three or four parts in one posted two victories Wednesday in a reapportioning voting dis­ day aboard. one men’s event and two women’s. Portes ousted 15th-seeded Terry juries. to the Detroit Red Wings for Craig, acquired by the Bruins in daughter. Victoria, 15. had flown film , he never believed there really WEEKEND SPECIAL L Hartford, Ct. $175,000 tennis tournament. tricts in the state. She was Shipyard workers labored into Mexican Daniel Bautista is favorite Moor 7-6, (8-6), 6-4. veteran netminder Rogie Vachon. early June, was one of the stars of 1 rip to Harknriss Irom Stockholm, Sweden, im­ was a Peter Sellers. a former member of the Wednesday night to fit Couragous The move came a little more than the II.S. Olympic hockey team which mediately after learning Sellers had to retain the 20-kilemeter walk title Connors defeated Tim Wilkiqpn 6-0, sot H I WINDSOR - The Senior "As fa r as I'm aw a re , I ’m Town Council and the with a spare mast and re-string her two weeks after goalie Gerry scored a dramatic victory over the suffered a heart attack. LARGE CARNATIONS he won four years ago. The women’s 7-6 (7-3) Wednesday afternoon and Three seeded players were Center is offering a trip to Harkness nothing," he once told a U PI inter­ Board of Finance. tangled rigging. with less than four hours rest, cam.e Cheevers hung up his skates to coach Russian team and went on to win the His 26-year-old son Michael, by his Florence Boston pentathlon looks like being a bounced Wednesday, leaving only 10 .Memorial State Park. viewer. “ 1 have no personality of itvy The Republican caucus back that night to survive a three-set the team. gold medal with a victory over first wife nimv iiujes, also was at his The new mast will need a day of domestic battle between the of 16 seeds still alive. Veteran Dave The trip will also include a stop .jl own whatsoever. 1 have no character to choose a candidate for Owner \ battle with George Hardie, 4-6,6-3,6- “ We are thrilled to be able to Finland father's side. tuning — the reason Turner canceled Russians, while East Germany world Stockton took out seventh-seeded to offer the public. I have nothing to acquire a goaltender of Vachon's the bait shack for those who plan to the district w ill be held abtmeh bis scheduled race today against record holder Ilona Slupianek and 1. Connors returns Thursday after­ Hans Gildemeister of Chile 6-0,4-6.6- Sellers suffered the fatal heart at­ project.” 2.33 stature," General Manager Sinden Sinden said he had been trying to do some li.shing The cost is $8 per Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m, in Conner. But Tyson said Courageous former record holder Helena noon against Pascal Portes of tack in the Dorchester Hotel while Sellers appeared in more than 40 get the 14-year-veteran Vachon for (lerson Room 103 of the high crewmen would probably take over Fibingerova of Czechoslovakia are France. 3; Portes defeated 15th-seeded Terry said Wednesday in announcing the waiting lor a reunion with Spike films over two decades. They in­ CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. For more information, call 644- that duty, allowing Turner to join the expected to continue their personal Moor 7-648-6) 6-4 and Ecuador’s An­ deal. some time At 5-foot-7. Vachon is one Milligan and Harry Secombe, In 1952, cluded "The Mouse that Roared.” R«aeh the right people with the CUtsi 33,38. Ttie deadline lor signing up is CARRY 649-5268 Braves. Long w ill take Turner’s battle for world supremacy in the Three seeded players were dres Gotijez took out fifth-seeded “ What it finally came down to is us ot the smallest goaltenders in the the three started "The Goon Show,’’ “Lolita,” “What'^v^w Pussycat?” hed Arl»i Wheiever you have for lalt is’ 528-2680 July .30 Jure to be ieen by polwtial tauyett nqhi place today against Conner. shot. bounced Wednesday, leaving only 10 Jose Higueras of Spain 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. giving up a top goalie to get him. but game He will be 35 on Sept. 8. a British radio program that was a and "Casino Royale!" here lU - EVENING HERALD. Thurs . July 24, j980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 24, 1980 - 1 1 ^oreboorcl. Bjorn Borg ties knot business. UMTIMUIU; MINNKSOTA MII.WAl KKK NKWYORK j,* ST LOUIS SPOKTS ON T\ ,ib r h bj ,th r h bi abrhbi abrhbi abrhbi BUCHAREST (UPI) - Bjorn Borg signed their married names in a huge doorway and paused on the steps un­ Huitihrs.t 4 .1 : « HiviTiHI 4 110 Mojilordh 4 0 0 0 Hndlpli 2b 3 0 0 0 4 110 TempUntip] ss 332 1 der an archway of tennis rakets and .4 1 0 0 4ii«(>Jwn l)h 0 0 0 0 .10 3 1 Phillipsliip IS 3 0 1 0 and Mariana Simionescu of Romania registry book. Then the champagne Sales, earnings THUmOAY i>wnsln It Yi’unl ss 4 0 10 MurcerII 3 2 2 1 Sin>:loin dh ■'142 CashnoSn fi 0 3 0 Smith rf 3 0 0 1 Durham rf 3 3 3 1 red and white gladiolas held aloft by JULY 2 4 .1 9 8 0 CiM'per lb 4 0 0 0 (iamblr r( 4 0 11 4 0 2 1 Scott cf 1000 were married In a Communist civil flowed. M u ir . n lb ■' 2 2 0 Sinj|le> ss 4 10 1 Thr’inast'l 4 0 0 0 Drown rf 00 0 0 I 0 0 0 M('r:il*ulh 2 2 10 4 000 Hmndzlb 4 111 ceremony today and entered their Borg, who gave Mariana “the best some 50 young members of the EVCNINO Kvilv II OUlivip 11 3 0 0 0 Jacksndh 3 0 0 0 3b H ivni k (rt I 0 I U t^imlrx (Ih 2 0 11 Thomssnlf 3 0 0 0 Simmons c 5 02 1 Romanian National Tennis Federa­ down at Rogers M(’r»ey3b 3 00 0 Npnles3b ..ucrrcrz wedded life through an archway of wedding present possible” by win­ 6:00 (ir.ih.itii ( :i iM 3 HJtksnlb 4 12 1 ’ ' ‘ “ (lucrrcrlb 4 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 30 11 UDovis n 30 10 Spencer lb 2 00 1 YeSwrc 2 0 0 0 lorg If 40 1 3 tion, dressed in tennis whites and (fi) A(Mtr*llinRu1«« Football I V( im s 30 • 0 2 0 Mii( knn2b 3 0 12 Uaniner 2b 2 0 2 0 Walwnlb 0000 , 5..*"'^ tennis rackets and gladiolas. ning his fifth Wimbledon cham­ t . . lt ( 1,1 Ss 3 0 0 U VSilli;«l 2 00 0 MiH’rp (• 10 0 0 Ceronec 3 0 10 Welcn p 2 0 0 0 Oberkfll2b [Hi B oxlno'a Q raataat Bei'kwth p 0 0 0 0 Martinez p 3 0 1 0 The happy couple drew more of $22,718,000, 9 percent below last year’s $24,994,000, and Cham plona lU‘l.in>:r >s 1 0 0 0 'M'lK'hlrt lo n o Dent ss 3 110 free will and unconstrained by a navy blue blazer and light trousers h.uuT2l» 4 10 0 \\ vno^jr ( 4 0 0 0 Totals 30 0 4 0 Totals 29 4 8 3 Halfhrph 10 0 0 l,jndrm pn 1000 applause with two long kisses. profits of $571,000, down 53 percent from $1,224,000 for the 9 Oraalaat Sporta Lagandi . I’ottHIrl 4 2 2 1 Milwaukee 000000000-0000000000-0 0 0 0 0 OUen p 0000 anybody agree to marry citizen as he and Mariana entered the 7:30 Toljl> :i> H 12 h TnUils 36 7 II K New York 0001200U-40001200IX-4 J**"*‘"P" 1110 Simionescu?” officiating District austere-looking town hall for the Miss Simionescu, whose wedding 1979 period. Earnings per share were 20 cents against 47 JT SportiCantar li.iltini4>re 201 210210 8 K-Marline;, Spencer, Money D P- , 33 3 7 3 ToUls 36 7 12 7 /' cents in the 1979 quarter. \linn«’M't.i Hl'ioriOl 7 ...... 0010000(9-3 Mayor Constantinedima asked. ceremony. gown for the afternoon ceremony V ^par Mamorlaa Of Tha New York 2 UM4- Milwaukee'4. New St Louis 230300QOX-7 Sales for the first half were $48,020,000, off 5 percent Suparbow l K Towi'll Mdi k.inin UP ILiltimorel (> 2B- Yount, Nettles, tiantner. “ Yes,” answered Borg, a- But he and Mariana were all smiles costs $8,000, requested privacy^for Minnc^i’t.i I l.OU H.iUimorc II • Min- |vnt, Murcer Sli Murcer SF-Spencer LOB-Los Angeles 10. St Louts 10 2B 6:00 -Simmons. Monday. Garvey2, Oberkfell. from $50,258,000 in the comparable 1979 period. Income nes4't.i 6 214 Hi\er.i H ,l.uks<'n 2, IP H RKHBBSO millionaire at age 24. when they emerged after the “our big day, for us alone,” but it JD NFL R acqualball Nlurr.iv MiTdit"^ Uutiibn HR Powell \j,|waukiH’ lorg 3B-Templeton 2 SK—Smith was difficult. Romanian security from continuing operations for the first six months of the 9:00 3 SIV Hiiinbr\ SK (ii,ili.mi2. Smal ‘ . IP H R ER BRSO Simionescu, 23, replied “yes” to ceremony, standing on the town hall llaastl. 10-91 U’S An);eles year amounted to $1,811,000 down 24 percent from $2,393,- (3D Top Rank Boxing From Lat Mc<’lure the same question in the civil balcony and waving to the scores of men did their best, detaining a Vagaa IP II H KK HBSO New Nork Welch iL»^i 3 9 7 7 3 3 ceremony at Simionescu's local town photographers and more than 2,000 photographer, confiscating film and 000 for the same period in 1979. Net income decreased to 11:30 H.ittirnore tiuidry ' W 11^1 9 4 0 0 1 6 Beckwith 3 2 0 0 0 2 $1,414,000 or 50 cents a share, reflecting a first-quarter ^ Night At Tha Racaa Mctlriir Vi 10 WP-Huas T 2 2f. A-41,015 Forster 2 10 0 10 hall in a northern district of onlookers who packed the closed-off putting a tight guard on the couple’s Stewjrt St. Louis ^ SpoftaCantar Martinez IW 3-3) 8 5 1 1 4 2 Bucharest. street. rented lakeside villa in Snagov, 25 charge to earnings of $397,000, equivalent to 14 cents per 12:00 I M.irtiner ST ’-3 0 0 0 0 MONTHKAL ATLANTA Minnes4»ta ab r h bi ab r h bi Otten 1-312 2 2 1 A religious ceremony was schedule The crowd burst into applause tfliles north of Bucharest. share. This was a nonrecurring loss from discontinued (3D NFL R acquatbali \rrov4..L2-3i U Florell 5 1 1 0 Kubbrd2b 5 2 2 0 Littlefield 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 operation of Amicon Corp., in which Rogers holds a 20 1:00 \erhiH'\en (iulicksnp 000 0 Murphvcf 5 120 Welch pitched to2 batters in 4th in the afternoon at a picturesque 17th when the couple stepped from the (3D Top Rank Boxing From Laa \Silliams Scott 2b 4 111 Chmblslb 4 12 1 WP-Martinez. Welch T-2;3B. A - century monastery about 25 miles percent interest. Vagaa Kinnunen 0 0 0 Dawson cf 4 111 Matthwsrf VoVi Nmrman L. Greenman, president of Rogers, said, 3:30 Halk Arri'v.' ih-itinl. 1T -3 211 Valentin rt 4 132 Horner 3b 3 111 PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI north of Bucharest. dD SportaCantar O om rtlb 4 02 0 Hurrahs If 4 0 2 3 ab r h bi ab r h bi The estimated 80 guests — in­ Field has some class The first mortgage closing at Heritage Savings and Loan’s South “Results in the first half of this year were worse than Carter c 4 0 10 Lum if 0 0 0 0 Smith If 5 0 10 Collins cf 3 0 10 JERICHO, N.Y. (UPI) - Two- are slated to participate in the event, expected, particularly in the second quarter. DKTROIT CAUKOHMA Parrish 3b 2 110 Blanks ss 2 0 10 Rose lb 3 110 Mejias cf OOOO cluding best man Romanian soccer Windsor office involved (left to right) Sherwood Waldron, seller; Ken .ih r h bi jb f h bi Bernzrd ss 4 0 0 0 (kimez ss 10 10 McBride rf 4 0 0 0 Concpcn ss 40 10 time defending champ Judy Rankin whose purse has been boosted from Nevertheless, while taking steps to control expenses, we P e tiT s , t 4 <1II I Miller >1 4 2 I 0 Lea p 1 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 . 0 - 0. 0 . Schmidt 3b 4 I 2 2 Griffey rf 4 0 12 star Radu Nunweiler and his wife, Jackson of Frechette, Martin & Rothman Realtors; Stephen H. Riege Tnnmll ss 4 12 0 rmpnrs ss 4 130 Norman p 0 0 0 0 Alexandrp 3 120 Dross cf 3 02 0 Foster If 32 10 Mariana, who was matron of honor— may be “iffy” because of a chronic $100,000. The 72-hole tournament was have not slowed down our development and marketing ef­ Kempdh : 1 2 I Unsfrd3b 'III Button ph 1 0 0 0 Campp 0 0 0 0 Trillo2b 4 0 0 0 Driesshlb 22 10 back ailment, and last week's moved to the 6,460-yard, par-73 and John J. Woodcock, attorneys. forts. On the contrary, because of our confidence in the Parrish i 4 II 1 0 Thmp.sn lb 4 2 .3 4 BalmsennBalmsen p 0 0 0 0 f’c*corbph 1 0 0 0 Boonec 4 00 0 Knight3b 3 100 burst into applause twice during the ' Baseball Ci'wens rl '.2 2 0 Hudidh 4 0 10 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Bowa ss 4 12 0 Nolan c 20 13 ceremony. winner, Pat Bradley, is taking the Meadow Brook course last year after new product programs, we are continuing to add people Hebnerlb 312 0 (Inch2b 4 0 11 Office ph I 0 0 0 Espinosa p 0 0 0 0 Kenndy 2b 2 111 week off after two grueling battles in being played once each at Colonie Hrookns3b 3 10 1 Harlow rf 4 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 00 GVkvch pn 0 0 0 0 Berenyi p 2 100 The Swedish tennis great and his here and in Europe." “In addition." he said, “capital Ua^ner lb 0 00 0 n.irk If 4 0 10 White II 0 00 I Bnisstarp 0000 Humep 1000 sweltering weather, but the 1125,000 Hill and North Hills Country Clubs. spending this year will be at or above the>record level of .'1 2 1 AAhitiner c 3 0 10 bride — who wore a fluffy blouson First mortgage closed la-nline II Totals 34 5 10 5 Totals 35 6 14 6 Saucierp 0 0 0 0 F’apiJb 3 0 11 I'liburn« 0 0 0 o'^ One out when winning run scored I'nser pn 10 0 0 midi dress in red and white chiffon LPGA tournament stop on Long Nancy Lopez Melton, “struggling" 1979” \Ahilakr2b 2 0 0 0 f.irew ph 10 10 Montreal 010000031-5 Totals 32 3 8 2 Totals 26 7 7 6 Island which begins today won’t be this year with only two tour triumphs section of Manchester. It retains many of “While the summer months will continue to be slow, Smmrs ph 1 0 0 0 Allanta 002 000031-6 Philadelphia OQBIOOOOO-3 material, pink sandals and a yellow SOUTH WINDSOR - William H. Totals :W 7 12 ' Tot.il.s 37 0 13 4) b^-Horner, LeFlore DP- Montreal 2. Cincinnati 01030021X-7 flower in her blonde hair — were hurting for players. and fourth on the earnings list with Hale, president of Heritage Savings and its original features including hardwood better results should start to be realized in the fall,” Mr. NATIUNAl. LKAlil K Ivirott 100 310 IDl Allanta 2 LOB-Montreal 5. Atlanta 9 Iv-Dricssen DP-Philadelphiad e lp r 1. Cin- A field of 88 players, including $114,435 will be back after a year’s 2 Greenman added. “We are experiencing a short-term By I'nited ITess Iniernalu^nal I ahlornta 2LIIU30 lilk b rroughs. Parrish HR ValentineneCir cinnati 2 LOB-. _ Philadelphia_____ 1. . Cincinnati...... declared husband and wife and Loan Association in Manchester, has an­ flooring and brick fireplaces of the period. h^st K- Clark ljns|i«rd Cainpanens Papi SB-I^FIore SF-While 5 2B-Foster. Nolan. Gri Griffey. HR- eight of the top 10 money earners. absence. nounced that a 145-year-oId farmhouse Woodcock & Riege are considering reduction in earnings but are convinced that the policy of W 1. P c i ( 1.014- Detroit 10 t'alili’rnia H 2K IP II R ER BBSO Schmidt i24> S ^ R o se. Driessen S - maintaining development momentum during the reces­ ( Piltsburah !2 41 'm I'ampaneris HH Kemp 9■ Thompson2 Montreal Espinosa 2. Berenyi SF—Kennedy. was the first mortgage closed at registering the farmhouse as an historic Montreal :«i 41 I • 12' S Camfuneris Miller SK Pelers Nolan Scarrozzo had two safeties Manchester “A" blanked Heritage’s new South Windsor office. landmark with the State Historical Com­ sion will result — as before — in long-term profit growth Special award Philadelphia 47 44 516 4 IP H H KK HH SO N<*rman IP H RERBBSO Willimanlic “B”, 4-0, last for Rogers and corresponding benefit for its New York C 48 484 7 iH'tri'il Bahnscn Philaldelphia Softball for Rockwell. The house on 395 Buckland Road, South mission. They will use the house for the A special achievement award has been presented to Watkins S t L o u is 43 .51 4f.7 9*j l’etr\ 1 2 St'sa Espinosa iLl-2i night at Moriarty Field. stockholders." U'pe; VV 8-3 Basketball Windsor, was purchased by the Woodcock law firm’s offices. Chicago 38 52 €S 12'< Krvman Brusslar Bob LeBreux and Frank Rogers manufactures a broad range of engineered Brothers furniture store. Main Street, Manchester, by the Sealy Mat­ WeM ( alilorma Gulhcksn iLI-3 1-331110 Saucier Toni|(hr(4 games & Riege law firm. Heritage Savings’ new South Windsor V, L I’d r.H IjR.H hf Atlanta Cincinnati Marandino led the attack materials and components for use in the electronics and tress Company. The award was presented in the fields of customer ser­ HiHJSton 53 41 Montague Alexander 72-3 Berenv iW2-0i 71-3 8 3 2 Methodist vs. According to John Woodcock, the house office, at 29 Oakland Road, opened June Los Angeles 51 44 5J7 2'I Hastier Camp 'W3-3i for the 17-0 winners. other selected industrial markets. 10 0 0 1 1 i-3 Hume’tSl6' 1 2-3 0 0 0 'nerney’s, 6 •Fitzgerald VtKSTSlUt; was built in 1835 by the Buckland family, 14. It is the $120 miljion institution’s vice, sales integrity and quality of merchandise. From left, Victor Cmnnnati ft 526 3'; ( leaf 'l.6'7 2-3 2 1 0 (I 0 r -2 3 A 10 873 WP- Borenyi T-2 23 A-».614 4 Cooper St. Package out- San Franusco 47 48 4ff. 6> HHI’ b\ U‘[H'/ • Hudi I'H Whilmer U'ilson vs. Thrifty, whose name was given to the Buckland seventh branch office. Cleinman, vice president, Sealy Mattress Company and Bruce Atlanta 44 49 473 8>i r -3 ll* A * f48 NKW YORK HOUSTON . slugg^ Red-Lee, 18-13. at San Diego 3 5.5 415 14 abI r h bi ab r h bi A MAJOR 7 :3 0 —Fitzgerald EASTERN Watkins, president, Watkins Brothers. (Herald photo by Burbank) WednesdaN s Results TORONTO OAKLAND Ma7;illi cf .5 1 3 0 ljm lsiy2b 4 0 0 0 l \ (iliongo vs. Zem- Pagani Field. Jon Sportsman Cafe 53 (Dan Income up 35% San Francisco 14 Oucago6 .it) r h bi ab r h hi Taveras ss 4 110 [.conard rl 4 0 10 ” 7 Wollenberg roped three Atlanta 6 Montreal 5 night (IriHin s^ 10 HcndrsnII 3 0 0 0 Hondrsnll 4 0 0 0 Cruzlf 4 0 0 0 | \ LEAGUE hroHski's, 6 —Nike Moore 14, John Pisch 10, fincinnati? f>hiladelphia3 night Bailor ss 2 0 10 Murphv cl 3 0 0 0 st^•arn^ c 4 110 Codonod 4 110 //\A I Johnson's vs. Pep- hits and John Kildish. Tom Tucker 9), Pagani St U’uis7 U>sAngetes3 night WfMddt 3 0 0'J (.n*s«,ib 4 0 0 0 .ii.rgnsnlb 4 0 10 Howelb 3 100 ^ ^ 1LEADERS Bruce Davidson and Jim at bank parent New York 4 Moustoni, night Cannon i: 2 0 0 0 M(Ka\3b OOOU Yongbld rl 4 0 11 iabpll3b 4 12 1 pino's, 7 :3 0 —.Nike Caterers 48 (Bob Venora Soccer San Diego 3. Pittsburgh 2 night Mvbrrv lb loot) A rnu'rf 4 2 2 1 M.jddox3b 4 110 l^jjulsc 3 0 2 1 Koop two apiece for 24). Thursday s riame \'elr; dh 3 0 0 0 Pagfdh 4 1 2.1 Flvnn2b 4 0 0 0 Puhl ph 1000 Batting \Xard vs. Hospital, 6 HARTFORD— Hartford National Corp., the parent 'based onTSO At Bats> Cooper, Bert Reaviel, Fran 'All Tinies EDT Braun ph I 0 00 MDaw^lb 3 0 0 0 Lalccnep 2 0 10 Hcynlds s< 2 0 0 1 —Pagani Blue Moon 70 (Bill Gorra company of Hartford National Bank and Trust Co., has Pittsburgh Bt> lesen 4-7 > di San Diegi Howelf3b 3 110 Kssun c 4 0 0 0 Trevino ph 10 0 0 Heepph 1000 National League Carr, John Giammarino, Shirley M 10 p m Ik'nnelt ol 4 110 I’ic't ii'loss 3 2 3 1 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Ruhle p g ab h pci Moriarty's vs. 17, Don Guinan 13, Dick 00 0 0 M 408 6T. 133 31 reported a 35 percent increase in its second quarter net Friday $ Games tiam a2h 30 1lCo-i.3h 3 132 Morals pli 0 U 0 I Andujar p 1000 Templet«’n, St L Roland Pechie and Al Hendrick. St L 93 357 47 116 37. VI SKitchen, 6 —Cheney F a ir b r o th e r 13, Jo e JUNIOR operating income to $3.4 million, or $1.19 per share, from Houston at Montreal lorg 2b 100 0 \||h,|> OOOO Smith p 0000 Parkington each had two Cmcinnah at New York Mo>eb\ rl 4 U 0 0 Smith. LA 87 300 ft 97 323 North: Minutemen 2 Morgan ph 10 10 Trillo. iTiil 72 263 34 aft 3S Kd's vs. Viitner's, 6 Pacheco 12). $2.5 million, or 89 cents per share, for the same period Atlanta at l*hiladelphia 2 Whiit ( 3 0 0 0 [.acorle p 0000 hits for the losers. Totals I! 2 : 2 T-’l..ls .11 6 10; Buckner. Chi 79 300 32 96 330 —Keeney Formal's Inn 51 (Mike (D.J. Tencellent, Mark last year. Chicago at U>$ Angeles Totals 36 f9 2 Totals 32 3 7 3 62 111 3U St Louis at San Diego Tori’nto I1IKU2UI1 2 New Yprk Hornandz. St L 91 351 Paggioli), Tomahawks 1 002 001001- 4 Henderson NY 44 92 311 Town vs. UiRosa, 6 Quesnel 16, Ted Fravel 14). For the six months ended June 30, 1980, net operating Pittsburgh ai San Francisco Oakland ■Clioout' 6 Houston (OOUDOOUO- 3 79 2se Cromartie. Mil SB 3M) 47 106 311 (John Scata). K Mtf.iitv Kuii’k (irt'ss PiccipIo K—I'odcnt andujar Henderson. —Koliertson In d ia n s 64 ( B ria n income increased 22 percent to $6.0 million, or ^.11 per DP- Ti>r.-niP.l Uaklandl LOB-Tcronto v..ungbliHr HR- Armas American League (iherrone's, 7:30 StM O R GIRLS 15, Joe Maher 9), Irish In­ Milone, Andy Boggini, AMERICAN LEAt.l E SB M ( t^leno 3B--Maddox SB-Cedeno Tave- Net income for the second quarter and six months I»avi5 SK Whitt ras. Mazzilli S- lluhle SF-Reynolds. ab r h pel The Orioles bested the By United Press International IP H R KR BB SO Morales UtK’per. Mil 3f« 49 122 343 —Kohertson surance Agency 61 (Dave Glen Boggini, Leonard totaled $3.4 million, or $1.19 per share, and $6.0 million, East Toronto V Wilson. KC 93 413 7f. 130 337 W L Pci (. IP H K ER BBSO Cardinals, 8-6, last night at Tyson 23, Roosevelt Raw- Hasemann, Mike or $2.11 per share, respectively, versus $3.2 million, or Kucek 1,2 3 3 4 4 2 W 4 New York Bell. Tex 73 2SQ fO 97 332 New York 6b 33 64f ' - Moore 2-3 2 1 1 / 0 Bumbry. Balt 92 36T> 71 117 3Z1 NIKF C h a r te r Oak No. 2. som 17). Morianos), Racers 1 (Gary $1.13'per share and $6.1 million, or $2.18 per share, for the ( Detroit ft 3 5f.7 Falcone 6 4 3 2 1 5 Buskev ; 1-3 2 1 1 jfl 0 Reardon • W 5.5. 2 3 0 0 0 1 Ofilivie. Mil 8B 322 100 320 Milwaukee f2 42 r« 8** Carew, Cal 87 334 43 106 317 hJach side collected 11 Michelle Morianos. Leanne Lakers 72 (Tony Moz- Woods). same periods in 1979. Mcl,aughlin 1 2 0 iT 0 0 Mlen'Sl6> 10 0 0 0 0 • Baltimore 51 C M8 9 Barlow 2 0 0 0 1 0 Trammell. Del 84 318 68 ion 314 hits but Mota's had the Spears, Jerry Loveland zicato 25, Scott Waters 16. South: Stars 2 (Peter There were neither gains nor losses in securities tran­ ' Bi'ston 47 ft 511 I2'i Housti’n Rivers. Tex 92 «1 67 ir> 312 Oakland Ruhle 3 3 2 0 0 0 ' Cleveland 43 47 478 i:>1, 6-1' 2 1 1 1 0 1 Home Huns VS L Pet GB Wp- Kucek T \ ATS National League - Schmidt. I’hilZ!. at Nike Field. John Marybeth Tomlinson had Troy Neely 14). Chiefs 3 (Steve Logan, share, in the second quarter and $540,000, or 19 cents per Kansas City 57 37 606 - Anduiar pilcht^d to3 batters in6th PB-Slearns T-2 44 .A-30,236 Horner Atl and Hendrick. St L20. Baket Sieminski had three hits three safeties for the Car­ Alex Santoro, Jim Texas 46 47 4Sr. IlVz and Garvev. LA. Carter. MU and Clark. share, for the first six months of 1979. Oakland 46 54) 479 12 KANSASCITV SF 19 and tiill Lodge, John dinals. WESTERN Hoagland), Sabres 2 (Tom Deposits at June 30, 1980, decreased 12 percent to $1.8 J CHICAGO . Minnesota 43 51 «7 14 PlTTSBURlill SAN DIEGO American League — Jackson, NY 26. Chicago C 51 462 14'z ab r h bi ab r h bi Quinn, tiill Pitkin and Jim Boland Oil 49 (Hal Robinson, ^Scott billion from $2.0 billiion on the same date a year ago due Boslev It 4 0 (1II Wilru’ncf 5 0 2 u ab r h bi ab r h bi Oglivie. Mil24 .Armas.Oak22. Thomas. Seattle 38 4G9 18'I Moreno cl 4 0 U 0 Richrds If 4 2 2 0 Nlil 19. Mavberrv. Tor 17 California 34 » 770 Z Mornsn2b . 1 2 0 VV.shngi ss M M Quinn two apiece for Rawlings 20, Bob Boland McFarland). to a planned reduction in purchased certificates of Llhnsnlt) 4 " J I Br.’tt3b .'2 2 1 Foil ss 512 0 Smith ss 3 0 0 0 Runs' Batted In Wednesday s Results Parkerrf 4 0 10 Mmphrycf 4012 National League— Hendrick. St L77. Mota's. Tom Juknis, Tony 15), Lite 35 (Mike Switzer A 145-year-old farmhouse on Buckland Road in South Windsor was deposit and foreign, ,or Eurodollar deposits. Oakland 6 Tcronio2 NordhgnrI 40 10 MiKaodh 5 12 0 The Blue Jays were out- l,emortt 4ll0Waihanll 2 2 2 Milner lb 4 0 10 Winfield rf 3 110 Garvey. LA7ft. Schmidt. I*hil64, Carter. DeMarco and Larry Aceto 9, Pat Kelley 9). r - Commenting on the results. Chairman and Chief Boston 12 Texas 5 night Easier II 3 0 0 0 Montnzlb 301 1 MU 63. Knight, Cm. Baker. LA and hit by a 14-10 count but they the subject of the first mortgage dosed at Heritage Savings and Loan’s New York 4. MilwaukeeO night Pruitt dh 3 0 0 0 porter i 3 2 2 1 Clark S F » each had two blows for Centennials 68 (David RJhnsn ph 10 0 0 Aikens lb 3 12 2 Madlc’k 3b 4 0 1 U Tenacec 3 0 0 0 had the runs for a 14-8 vic­ Executive Officer Robert L. Newell said, “ Against a BaltimoreS Minnesota? night Otic 4 120 Flannrv3b 30 10 American League — Perez. Bos and Moharty’s. Jones 23, Dean Farrell 22), South Windsor office. KansasCitv9.Chicago2 night lU‘ll3b 1 00 1 UCtKklb OUOO Garner 2b 3 0 0 0 Dade pr 0 0 00 tory over the Falcons at backdrop of continuing strentgh in our basic lines of Kitntn t 3 0 0 0 Hurdle rt 3 0 11 Jackson. NY73. Oliver. Tex72. Oglivie, Detroit? C'aliforma6 night RhenJen p 2 0 0 0 H(’drgz3b 00 00 Mil 71 Armas. Oak 68 Six Pack 63 (Brendon Con­ business, the most important factors in the quarter’s Cleveland 12 Seattle 6 II innings, Prv.'i ss 3 0 2 0 White2b 3 0 11 Charter Oak No. 1. Pam MIDGET MullnksJb 0 0 0 0 Sanglln ph toil Cash2b 20 10 Stolen Bases night Romt' p 0 0 0 0 Wisep 2 0 0 0 RFC nolly 28, Kevin Spellman results were the drop-in interest rates and the coinciding Totals 32 2 8'2 Total' 77 9 15 9 National League — LeFlore. MU 54, Zinsser had three hits and North: Warriors 4 (Chris Thursday s Game l.,a( V pn 10 10 Fingers p 00 00 Moreno. Pitt5i4. Collins.CinSO Scott,on tiehind an 18-hit attack. 13, Joe Guardino 12). Travelers promotes two U Chicago flliOllOtli- 2 start of the recession." 'Time EDT■ Totals 7 2 9 1 ToUls Z7 3 7 3 Oakft Wilson. KC43 Dilone. Clev 31. Michelle McQuade two for Gagnon 2, Jeff Rothman, Chicago I Wortham 4-4 at Kansas Cit' Kansas Citv 110 142 OOx- - 9 West Side Italian Kitchen Raunchy Relations 77 DP Kansas Cilv I LOB- Chn ago 9 Pittsburgh 001 000 100- 2 Wills Tex 28. Cruz. Sea26 the Blue Jays. Gail Mature Splillorff 7-7', 8 * p m .San Diego 300000010-3 Pitching Tom Terry), Bruins 1 Friday's Games Kansas Citv 8 2lV Morrison Lemon whipped Postal slashed four hits, Heidi (John Reiser *29, Larry HARTFORD - Two McRae W'athan, 1. Johnsem Brett F—Ott. Flannerv UP—San Diego I Victories (Jamie Hall). IFifi« trip to Vegas California at Cleveland 2 twi-mghi LOB-Pittsburgh9jrgh SanDiegogo 6 2B-OU National League —Carlton. Phillf>-fi. Employees, 9-1. at Nike Ayers 17, Joe Reiser 16), Manchester residents have New York at Kansas Cits night Wilstm HR-Washington'■ Aikens 01 Bauer three and Liz Eagles 3 (Ron Cole, Brett 10 SB-Wils.'n W'aihan SF - SIL-Garner ^nguillen. I'arker.Pai Ri- Kibby Put 121 Rogers MU 11-6. Reuss. Field. Steve Cianci and been promoted at The EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Stella Perham of 46 Boston at Minnesota night hards Winlield, Stutnphrey Moreno S - LA 10-3. Richard. Hchi KM Pastore.Cin Wiezorek, Cindy Granato Buffalo Water Tavern 51 Texas at Chicago nighi Whiie Bell Hurdle Anthony Wright, Tim Travelers Insurance Cos. Olmsted St. a Stanley Home Products unit sales IP H HER BBSO Wise Smith and Sanderson Mtl 10-f.. Niekro. Hou 10- tiob Longo each had three and Heidi Shaw two apiece (Charlie Kidd 18, Tim Oakland at I>troit. night IP H R FR BBSO 8 Bragdon), Suns 1 (Wayne manager, has recently won a trip to Las Vegas through Seattle at Toronto night t hicagt' Pittsburgh hits and Dick CuruUa, Ed for the Falcons. Hogan 8). in Hartford. Their ap­ Baumgartn 1.2-7' 1 2 1 American League — Slone. Balt and Hollingsworth). Milwaukee at Baltimore night Rhitden John. NY 15-3 Gura, KC 13-4 Norris. Hanlon. Tim Nicola and Red Dragons 55 (Bob pointments were an­ her sales. K r a v w 3 1-3 2 1 Romo 11,5-4' Standings: Blue Jays 5-3, East: Rockets 2 (Mike H o v t I I 3 Oak 13-6 Guidrv. NY 11-6 Morns Det San Diegit 11-8 Scott Linsenbigler two Eagles 4-3, Falcons 4-4, Weaver 20, Mike nounced by Morrison H. She was accompanied by her husband, Charles, and the iioltinan 21-3 Wise MacDonald 2), Kings 1 L E'^med Run Average apiece for Kitchen. Dave Beach, chairman of the couple visited a daughter, in Colorado and another in Kansas Citv Fingers WB-7' Hawks 4-4, Orioles 3-4, Car­ Beauregard 16), Mota’s 39 t lu r a W 13-4' I based on 90 Innings i (Paul Henrys). T 2 51 A 141 National League — Richard. Hou I 89. Krinjak, tiill Schick and dinals 2-4. (Steve Foran 13, Tom board. California while on the trip. CLEVELAND SEATTLE Martin 2 0 0 Sounders 2 (Matt HBP hv Martin l‘r\o r' T 2 4' Reuss LA 2 16 Carlton. Phil 2 17. Tim Charlebois each had a Robert C. Glenn was Mrs. Perham has been with the Stanley Home Products ab r h bi ab r h bi Sutton. LA221. Palmer. MU282 Foran 10). DilonecI 7 12 1 Cruz2b 3 10 0 £ iir SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO Alexander. Mo Moriarty), Co. for 25 years. ab r h bi ab r b bi American I,eague — Gura. KC 212. pair of blows for Postal. named director in the O ru rf flit Stem ph 0 000 North cl 4 3 3 0 Randle3b Norris. Oak2 77. Stteb Tor2 61. Bums. Spartans 1 (Jeff Nodden). Hargrvlb 5 110Simpsnpr OOOO 4 120 casualty-property com­ It'S the biggest sales event in our history. Between Venable If 0 0 0 1 Macki’ ss 5 110 Chi2 6fi. John. NY 2 86 South: Matadors 6 (Jim­ Harrah3b 4 3 0 0 Stinson ( xo 0 0 u TEXAS BOSTON Evans 3b 5 2 10 Buckner If WOMEN'S RFC mercial lines department Hassevc 3 1 2 0 LRobrtscI ,12 2 0 5 14 3 Wednesday 8 Sports Transactions my P o iro t 5, Sandro A&P appointments now and July 3ist, your local AMC/Jeep/Renault ab r h bi ab r h bi Clark rl 5 114 Martin cl 4 111 By United Press International Five runs in the first in­ FELINE and Robert J. King was ap­ Alexndrph O lO O B othtelb .*113 Herndon If 6 3 3 2 Vail rf Brohmr Jb 110 0 Horton dh 4 o U 0 Rivers i t 4 13 2 Burlesnss 5, 1 1 0 4 0 11 Hockey Squatrito), Devils 0. Several new appointments have been announced for dealer is offering you super deals on every AMC Wills2b 3 II u II Stapk'ln2b 6 0 2 4 Ivie lb 6 14 3 Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Boston - Traded goalie Gilles Gilbert ning was enough as the Four runs in the 10th in­ Baseball pointed associate director > harbn dh 4 2 2 6 Panork rl 6 0 12 Slennett2b Apaches 3 (Lee positions with in the Northeast Group, A&P Super­ ABnnstr2b 5.021 Meverll 'oOO oiivtrll 4UU0 Lvnnd 3 100 6 14 0 Biittner ph 10 0 0 t') Detroit for goalie Rogatien Vachon Elks upset Tikey Painters, ning lifted Wendy’s past in the data processing passenger car, Jeep vehicle and Renault Le car in Mannng cf 2 0 0 0 TCox 3b 512 1 Beil 3b 4U0UPere;]b 5.221 LilUejhn i 3 111 Tracy lb 4 0 11 Football Magowan 2. Alan Meyers), markets. Diaze 3121 Andersns» 4 0 0 0 Staubdh 2 I 0 (I Fiskc 4 2 2 0 Pellini ss 5 13 1 Blackwll c 4 0 0 0 I>^nver - Cut defensive end David 6-4, at Cheney, tiarbara Thrifty Package, 14-11, at JUNIOR ALUMNI department. the dealership .plus additional factory Hiplev p 4 0 0 0 Cantwell and acquired defensive end Wings 2 (J.J. Gorman, Appointments include: Earle Meyer, vice president of Dvbznsk ss 4 0 10 LC<>x t 3 " I 0 iXjtnam lb 4 2 2 1 Vsirzms If 4 I M 3 110 Dillard2b Fink and Simone Calhoun Fitzgerald Field in the Krause Florist downed Glenn joined the com­ .Milborn2b 2 12') Orubhrl 20 10 Evans rl 3 2 2 3 -Mmton p U 0 0 0 Capiila p 0 0 0 0 Curtis Anderson K.C. Reischerl). merchandising: Fred Gregori, director of grocery discounts from *200 to 11000. Sundbrgi 4 12 1 Hancckdh 30 11 Figuero ph 1 0 0 0 Np* York Jets — Veteran linebacker each had three hits and panies in 1966 at Nashville. Ti’tals 43 12 13 10 Totals 4u 6 9 6 single elimination league Moriarty Bros. 6-2, last merchandixing; Marvin Snider, director of meat Cleveland iQOOIOtDOfr 12 Kriasss louu Allensndh 1100 Hernndz p 10 0 0 l,arry Keller announced his retirement Mary tioyko two for the playoff. Mary Cochran and night at Cheney. Jamie Tenn., and in 1969 came to 'Wattle 210 000 200 01 t> Norrisph 1 UU 1 Wolfp3b 5 2 2 2 McGllhn p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia — Released quarterback Robert C. Glenn merchandising: Ronald Pelger, director of produce Make your choice .and make your best deal on Roberts ss j'MlO Tvson 2b 2 2 2 0 Mark Manges, linebacker Rich Armour, Elks. Dottie tirindamour Cullen fired a two-hitter, the home office as senior X- Awarded first on catcher s inierlerenci Totdl.s 31 ■ 8 5 Totals 39 12 13 12 Totals 43 14 21 12 totals 39 6 12 6 Jeanine Barber each had E-Anderson Diaz DP Seattle I UiB defensive tackle Charles Casey, lineback­ merchandising: Lou Pessagno, director of general unique 4-wheel drive Eagle, economical Spirit, Tesd' UU13UOOD1 5 San Fram iscc 0U6 300 410-14 ers Skip Dunham and Kevin Moody, had three safeties and Ann three hits and Sue and striking out 15 to pick up PEE WEE information analyst. In -Cleveland 10. Seattle 11 2B- Paciorek Chicago 0002)1301-6 merchandising: John O’Brien, group controller: Ted luxurious Concord; any Jeep vehicle from new 4- L Cox Dilone 2 Orta 3B- Milbt'urne Boston 0UIUK.4X 12 defensive back Rich Fike and defensive Dawson two for Tikey. Cathy Linsenbigler. and the win. Dave Stepper had 1971 he was appointed married, has two children Polytechnic Institute, F Wills Rivers DP B<,'ston3 U )B- rz—Siennett DP-San Francisco I end Bob Senser Announced comerback South: Chargers 3 (Brian McManus, director of personnel: and Ed Coogan, direc­ MH -T Cox i2 Charb<>neau 2 '13 Henry Moore left camp executive assistant and a B.Mnte 8 SB-Harrah S-Uvb;inski2 Texjs 4 Bi’sfon 11 2B-BurleM’n Chicago 1 LOB-San /^rancisco 10. Rita and Joanie two hits and Pete Adamy and lives at 162 Green joined Travelers in 1971 as cylinder gas-saving CJ to luxurious wagoneer; or Hancoi k Fisk Stapleton Perez Evans (hicagoB 2B—Bu Tidrow 'Minton l*_ North Texas Slate — Named Dr hits tor Jaycees. Dave Spiilnt-r :nt( hi-d I.-1 ruttor in9lh Houtre and Jack Lyon, Oilers 0. MANCHESTER — Jack Ardini has been appointed a of Wolff-Zackin and Associates, Vernon, secretary. VM’ M'l-iu»:hiir Moj-.t-rli- Pli '-ii Fisk WP M.inh-v PH SundU-rg.’ T < apilia Hernandez Balk-Capilla2 T Richard U>we soccer coach Hunt, Harry Cammeyer v n T - 3 V \ ♦ ST , ji A 25 'f.- 2 4' A a /l» Temple - Named Lmda MacDonald Realtor associate with Merill Lynch Realty, the Barrows Other officers include: John C. Lewis II, president: head women s basketball coach and Jay McConville each CHARTER OAK Co. at 156 E. Center St. Army & Navy belted grarypo July 26 Donald J. Harrison, president-elect and Thomas G. 2 had two hits for Trash, Ardini, a lifelong Manchester resident, graduated from Lewis, treasurer. which collected 11 safeties. LaStrada Pizza, 14-7, at Blast Catholic High School. He earned his bachelor of Jai Alai Results Fitzgerald. Dayton Simp­ Jai A Ini Entries science degree in marketing from the University of son had four hits, Tony AutC WANTED 4 4rtM0 IVM 6.09 4 || INDY Connecticut and his master of business administration IHIHSIMV I K it Falcetta, Wayne Gagnon New vice president ! km 6 M 7 U Westown Pharmacy i fe tw UUriFtJ 17441 ilU JIM degree from the University of Hartford. 4 Mwua 6 M three apiece and Danny 1 kar«yn k m 4 00 140 tripped Acadia Restaurant. Races He has been active in residential real estate since 1978. Itawia I 4 471U ' > Rrfu : tearirfW Olirrrli 5 (M im a Ceya i W Larson, Rich Kuzmickas, TO BUY ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N .J.- David M. Brady, 8-3, at Hobertson Park. ; Cetl PedKta 4-1 49090 He is a member of the Manchester Board of Realtors, the ) fptwiarltffo 4 ieaqwat g y n e u 1 4 414 70 Walt Larich and Jim Men- Purse $330C.00 : biswn MwTtiMz H Intfcta 4-1 4 42//U Steve Menschell had three Connecticut Association of Reators and the National formerly of Manchester, was appointed vice president, 4 (me kevie Cha"Hj KerlKta 4 I 411/11 iM r 4m I bthtti ditto two apiece for A4N. I Caowu Itni SatiN leva IrifKta 4 17 4J04IU hits and George Suitor, Association of Realtors. He is licensed by the State of accounts services, at the Gottlieb Group Inc., an WirlMbrfiD / Usewa lawn 71M 6 M J H Bob Stoker, Pete Ramey, 4 4MenO Irtm it 4 lanta lMa«a I 6 29 4.W tiob Quaglia and Steve CLEAN Connecticut and the Ccimmonwealth of Massachusetts. advertising-sales promotion agency in Englewood Cliffs, i M r U u 1410 1 Ml 4 00 4 M laow 4.11 Steve Cassano and John N.J. In this position, he is responsible for all agency- leautm MoiMlrj I kmHte Myrua i let* larturm > tO i 70 tiania two apiece for 5 tM a 4-/ 44100 75st25S: I Iwswi OUreU ' 4rtjiio landa 4 iairtte/riaical 4 kariwH k ill • J 70 Crowley each had two hits client liaison. i Cmw kfM 4 (My Rtvii Parfecta / 4 4171 /• Westown. Rusty Franklin, S8 adm. B-12 yrt 99c USED CARS t Orbr^ HI 4 ha w lr>te t^ M fU y i 440 70 for LaStrada. S /etwtNiffis 4 Ham 1 U.-WV Intacta / 4-4 44J4 60 tiob Plosky and Kevin undw 8 frM Before joining the agency in July 1978, Brady was the luV fiM 4vis a I Chareia fo«ii Kerfrcta / J 4100 40 ' wv Un I (MW U MenfiHa C Until 4iiri' 4ria'aje I Iritecta / i 4 44/410 Kravontka each had two Elected at Hartford advertising manager at The Lummus Co., a subsidiary of ^ I J taa^ haa 7LU 1J29 4M Iiw k Jack Ardini kaitli i'Irwilania 640 429 blows for Acadia. Plainville Combustion Engineering Inc. He is a resident of Little I (M iena Uxwv I I Ml 4.70 M U 6 Ourala Ircaraza I I I I CARTER Falls, N.J. ’ tic Umua I ka w fequ> ! larqwn la rri 4 79 I M wagoneer ' lMy0i4>'»U r W aui I Im u tlHMU U UiM Stadium HARTFORD— John Fletcher Jr. of Manchester, has Oanti 4rcafaie I 4 Oiareia laiMa : I Ml km <29 ' lt t » Itontiaa I 4 (Mima km Parfecta J-Z 411199 inrsTY been elected associate general counsel-life operations in ' (yvo'io Maiidra 4 ieaqwn (ar a-wr-id' iMweta M 4 i i H Plalnvlll* Rt* 72 Conn. 5 bMia 4 kadb lartufm Intacta i-2-6 U 7 9 40 I 4«,mio Orny I 0 > a ■ ftkaKa a Kertecta 4 i 4191 40 Second Congo topped the law department of The Hartford Insurance Group. Se,e your local dealer for full details. k laavti Cou lantk Wtv Xmrkp iri{e IrilKU 4i-Z 46/140 PLAINVILLE i M l U I 6 40 l i M Dean Machine, 8-2, 1229 ilTi Fletcher’s primary responsibility is to provide legal 'M th lowm Attends conference I CkaraU 4 29 4 40 Tuesday at Keeney. Ken Til- I49-9494 4 lev# 1140 140 470 counsel for The Hartford’s group and health insurance 7 kaui 4 Oisaa ■ 4 M Sullivan had three hits and art**”-'' operations. MINNEAPOLIS — Matthew Kellie of 164 E. Center St., IkaMta 1 i 12/M Gene n to far iNble SaiiiBfs : 4Haraio4 Partacta i-1 1114 Jl Spencer Monroe and Fletcher joined the company in 1965 as an attorney. Manchester, Conn., attended Lutheran B ro th e rh ^ ’s ) Orbfa >a Omwta 4-1 4/7 40 V Uvmno Intacta i- l 4 142941 George Cappalla two for Pertreta 6 4 4 I H /0 CUNLIFFE A 1954 graduate of the University of Connecticut School Eastern regional sales conference at the Hershey Motor In tnr Snper IlnMnni Sale. IrifecU 6-41 41.06//• UavaMk Congo. Pete Naktenis had ROUTE 83 TAlCOTTflllE. CT. of Law, he is a member of the American Bar Association I/xlge and ConvenUon Center, Hershey. Pa.. July 11 to 15. H rf-n l 4 U$Mn laanrt L29 4 29 4.N htm lilth two blows for Dean. •1980fp*estim ates Rememoer comparetnisestimatetotneestimateflMPCofotnercars voormaeagemayfl'ffer I Irtaa ■ Ircaraza 4il 4J9 and the Hartford County Bar Association. He is also a Kellie, a Lutheran Brotherhood district representative, ''jVMiaiiUa Hmran /eqyi 4 la tiM i OMCtU ' 14ft 610 i n oue to speed trip length and weather Actual highway mileage wdi prooabiy be lower : CaMiakm . (wnmaladuTM 7 Irta M I m 4 .N > Kie luu^i I 1 Iuvhho Ivaa A Patki OUfiela 411 4 4# member of the Connecticut Commlulon for Higher qualified for attendance at the sales conference on the 1 ta zia 1 4 m 1 i 9ami faria I M a 4-7 SJliM ^ Oiaieia kite 6 4rtano 4fiaiare I ! (m w iu « M (« a 6 41 Scoring early, the Angels Ekiucation, chairman of the board bf trustees for Connec­ S Ikkf Owreia PartacU 4-7 t l i l N 24 HR. basis of his total life and health insurance and mutual 4 Gmehaa i Cktifa ■ (a'ami’nO 4 leauuM Cerni QWMta 4-1 447 N lamio ta.m l stopped Rockwell, 8^, last ticut’s state technical colleges and a member of the fund production for 1979. I 1 lei* UiWHte W'V Daniil Muiua PeilKta 41 4IM20 Intacta 4-7 2 1SM 29 New York, New Jersey, Connecticut 8afqwr> llm trfla I In iti 141 tJlZM ImMl night at Keeney Field. Manchester Republican Town Committee. Included in the five day program were presentations on J Qwato laM a 1129 7,29 4 M TOWING Siitti 4nth Dave Anderson drilled A moderator at the Manchester Community Baptist new Insurance products, sales tools and methods for at­ AMC Jeep Renault Dealers). nauw). l¥$n V lVianeMan*a J IMe laiMi /«• 1968 <« J 49 4 M ' lariiHWkeua three hits and Kevin D^ane 643-0016 tianni 4a>j,wmSi I l«$aMa la m J.48 Church, he is on the board of governors of the American taining success in the insurance field. Approximately 130 j (melkwwttfl 4 Oriira ■ in araze * : taM ie M*<««a I I M i M • « N o (e«ni 4 CharelafMaMal I 4rlaM »v*a 4 21 Ikwaaia I J 124.H and Mike Fowler two Baptist Churches of Connecticut. 4 fawte laritfHi • CMinETE Miuiwa MMM • FNEMR 4 AMUKAR CAM district representatives participated. I knrlrq-e 4 fy-HMelanOa l ^ l a 7 J 4J0 40 t'trtacu J-1 M 6 .9I ; k im i Myrua 4 PaclvKaa apiece for the Angels. ^ H H d Az« - «$ t l Morin lo 44A Wio • RUtn JMEt RUAT PAAtHRa The Hartford Insurance Group, based in Hartford, is 4«WV kavy U^a P trlK U i 7 4101 10 IntacU Fi-114IM 9 Lutheran Brotherhood is a fraternal insurance society '*mv IM i C«ia M «Mto CxX 2 $0 R l 7 19 OrOM lM

Losf a n d Found 1 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wantod 13 Holp Wontod 13 Holp Wontod INVITATION TO BID Rerald H«/p IVantMf 13 Homas For Sala 23 LOST BEAGLE - Black and NURSES AIDES wanted for GENERAL CONTRACTOR NURSES AIDES - All shifts. RN OR LPN NEEDED. The Manchester Public Schools solicit bids (or ROOFING and INDEX tan. Answers to “Mel”. full time on all shifts. Apply NEEDS A full time CAPE 6 Rooms, plus enclosed for the GARBACE/RUBBISH REMOVAL for the IMO-lWl Enjoy working full or part Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut porch Remodeled kitchen Vicinity of Manchester Com­ director of nursing. Salmon- experienced Dump Truck St time in our very pleasant and Street, Manchester. DCCOUHTS TV tonight school year. Sealed bids will be received as follows NOTICI8 munity College. Reward. Call brook Convalescent Home, off Back Hoe Operator. Class I with new cabinets and home-l-ike atmosphere, 1 — Lost end found 643-2lfe.______House Street, Glastonbury. License preferred, and ability counters Fireplaced living Roof Bid Augusts, ISN 3:30 P.M. helping our elderly patients. MECHANIC NEEDED for 2 m U B U C IillK room .New vinyl siding performance starring Shirtey Ma- 2 — Personals Please call 633-5244. to service equipment a must. Good wages and benefits and (.i^Movle-tBiographlcal)*** “The 3 — Announcemenis KOUND On 86 Exit Ramp to man garage, for repairing and Garage Immaculate con­ 6:00 cLaine, Tom Jones and the famous spa. Baretta-‘Walk Like You Talk' Garbage/Rubbish Removal August 6,1960 3:00 P.M. Call 742-6062, between 8 a.m. new Group Dental Plan now N«wt McConnell Story" 1955 Alan Baretta comes under close scrutiny 4 — Eniedainmeni Center Street. Mechanic's maintaining truck trailers and dition! Group I Realtors Ladd. June Allyson The story of a French chorus line, The Bluebell and 5 p.m. available. Please call, or visit material handling equipment. Excellent opportunity ( £ Brady Bunch Girts. by an idealistic police investigating At the time listed the bids will be publicly opened. The right Is 5 — Auctions Tools. Call for further infor- Philbrick Agency, 646-4200 famous lest pilot. (2 hrs ) committee. (Repeat; 2 hrs., 15 Doris Blain DNS, 646-0129. 2 years mechanical . ( £ Jofcar’aWlld ® OWFrtends, NewFrIendsFred reserved to reject any and all bids. Specifications and bid forms FINANCIAL mation, 649-6075.______for an individual with at (Jl) AutIraMan Rulat Football (tD NFL Racquetball Culp vs mins.) FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - Manchester Manor Nursing experience required. For in­ DeLamielleure Rogers visits the home of baseball t w n iB k may be secured at the Business Office. 45 N. School Street, 8 — Bonds-Sloyts-Mortgagos SUMMER JOBS - working one least two years of accounts COLONIAL- 6 Large Rooms, Teams to be announced superatarWillieStargellofthePItts- 12K10 LOST - I^rge Samoyed (long Part time second shift. Apply Home, 385 West Center Street, terview contact: Personnel (!$ Movie -(Weatern) **h Manchester, Connecticut. Raymond E. Demers, Business 9 — Personal Joans of our outdoor flower payable experience. plus paneled attic I'z baths, Con>#dy Tonight: Here Comes burgh Pirates, where they discuss CDMovleHCrIme)*** "TheRosr- haired white) male. Answers Seven-11 on Center Street, Manchester. ______"Posse" 1975Kirk Douglas,Bruce Manager to — Insurance^ locations on weekends. Car Manager. Lydall, Inc. 615 eat -in-kitchen Front to back Summer Swing into summer with how it feels to captain a World Ser­ Ing Twenties" 1939 James Cag­ to "Czar" Hebron tag. Needs between 7 and 3. Parker Street. Manchester. Qualified applicant must Martin Mull In zany sketches, this Dern Ruthless U S. Marshall cutaa ney. Humphrey Bogart. Three W. W. OSOdW______EMPLdVMENT needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ INSURANCE AGENCY be accurate with figures, living room with fireplace 24 path of murder, lies and betrayal ies winner. (Closed Captioned) medication. Vicinity of dover, Ct. 742-9965. 646-1233, EOE. foot master bedroom on quiet HBO exclusive salutes the sunniest 10:00 I buddies clash in a vicious bootleg­ 13 - Help W a n tl Keeney Street, Glastonbury. ACCOUNTANT - Manchester SEEKING GAL - Experienced have some typing skills and and funniest days of summer across the Southwest in his man­ ging racket. (2 hrs.) in Personal Lines and dead end *street $69,900 iacal pursuit of power (Rated PQ) (D Knots Landing Karen and Sid Republican Caucus Business Gmporlunities Reward. 522-7141 days; 633- company has full time posi­ the ability to learn quickly. 0 Room 222 (u) NFL Racquetball Culp vs 15 — Situation W fnied MASSEUSE - Full or part CAREER (Lumber Yard) - Group I Realtors. Philbrick mins.) Fairgate become the targets of a 9778 evenings. tion available for a conscien- Commercial Underwriting. O Zoom revengeful motorcycle gang when DeLamielleure S alao DOE. Experienced or APPLY TO PERSONNKI, Agency. ^ 200 9 9 9 Buck Rogerain The 25th Republican electors of the Town of Manchester are hereby EDUCATION time. Good atmosphere. cious, self starting individual Contact: John M. Risley In­ ® Zoom (Captioned) Karen insists on filing charges Or. Gene Scott On Hebrews Excellent clientelle. Windham qualified trainee. Great poten­ DEPARTMENT. Century Buck Rogers must help an notified that there will be a Caucus at Hearing Room, 18 — Private InstrOictions LOST - Four year old tri- to perform a variety of office surance Agency, Vernon, 9 Hogan'e Heroes against one of them after being as- Honeymoonere area. Telephone 423-7519. Connecticut. 871-1001 ______tial! All benefits. No charge to BY ' ^ N E R IN 0 Streets Of San Francisco alien athlete defect during the 25lh S 12:05 Manchester Municpal Building on July 30,1980,at 7:30 p.m. for 19 — Schools-Clas» colored Beagle.e. Flea collared. duties. This position requires cenluryOlympicsbeforeapowerful uulted (Repeat; 60 mins.) ^plicant. Company pays fee. MA.NCHESTER Six room 6:30 0 News (D SlxMimonDoHarMan the purpose of selecting party-endorsed candidates for State 20>sJMUuclions Wanted Answers to "Pitter". Last a good general accounting EXPERIENCED GOIBER SCtENTIFIC MC. explosive implanted in the man's 12:15 RN ■ Full Time Public Health Contact in confidence: Ed Cape Three bedrooms Rec ^ i Love Lucy X 9 20-20 Senator, State Representative, Registrar of Voters, and Justice rH l^ A T E seen on Center Street. background, and a minimum CARPENTER'S HELPERS- Healey, Wilson Agency, 246- GC Tic Tac Dough head is detonated (Repeat; 60 (D Movie-(Drama) ** "Only A Nurse Position. BSN and U M w M room with bar Walking dis­ yP Newark And Reality 23 — Homes lor Sale Manchester. Reward. 646- of two years office Call 646-1379 after 6:00 p.m.; 0 0 IS NBCNawf mins.) ScreamAwey" 1974 Hayley Mills. of the Peace, to be voted on at the November 4, 1980 election, previous public health 6541. tance lo school and shopping 9 Connecticut Prime Time 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale 6554. experience. Associates ask for Tim.______S«vtli «MMr, a O ® OverEaayGuest Stephana 9 Bill Moyers' Journal David Warbeck. The mysterious ® M asterpiece The atre‘Lillie: and to transact such other business as may properly come 25 — Investment Property experience desired. For more OwwWIy Eaqdwr M/F Interested'’ Come to our Open ® Page 57 events surrounding the wedding of Degree desirable. Please la Upd Grappelli, tazz violinist Host Hugh The New Helen' Episode IV. Lillie before said Caucus. ' 26 — Business Property intormation, contact: Com­ SECRETARY for local one BOOKKEEPER ■ General House. Salurdav. July 26 and Downs (Closed Captioned) 9 Movie '(Comedy-Drama) *** an English couple lead to tragic re- IMPOUNDED - Setter/Cross, write: Office Manager. Box has become the tosst of London 27 — Resort Property munity Health Service of man Law Office. Call 646-2425, Contractor located at ■Sunday. July 27! from 12:00 lo 9 Bob Newhsrt Show "Junior Bonner" 1972 Steve s ^ s when the bride meets an old Robert VonDeck male, 2 years old, black and V, Buckland Station. McQueen. Robert Preston. The society, and the test of her tact and 28 — Real Estate Wanted Columbia, Hebron. Andover Si weekedays 9 to 5. Brainard Industrial Park *********««««9«^g «g g «,^,«^ 4:00 Priced in the sixties 6:55 beau. (90 mins.) Town Chairman white, Ludlow Street area. Manchester, Conn. 06040. story of arodeoslar'srisetolhetop. feminine intuition comes with the Marlborough. 228-9428.______Call 643-8567______9 News 12:30 MI8C. SERVICES Terrier/Cross, male. 2 years seeks full charge Bookkeeper Butinasa Opparlunitlas 14 (2hrs.) attention of King Leopold of Bel­ 057-07 ------)----- Wa htva a law opaninga 7:00 gium. (Closed Captioned) (60 GD Hogan’s Heroes 31 — Services Ottered LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER to handle all phases of 10 R(X)M COLONIAL with 3 6:30 THANKS old, tan, Oxford Street area. OLDER EXPERIENCED ^ CBS News (9) Movie -(Science-Fiction) *** lafi In Ihia araa lor a faw Bookkeeping. Experience LOCAL 7-ELEVEN STORE ^ M«rv Griffin mins.) 32 — Pamting-Papenng German Shephard, female, 1 SITTER wanted. Wednesday for two adults. Light cooking. Room In Law Apartment ^ All In The Family 9 Independent Network News "Mission Galactlca: Cylon At­ Town of Bollon 33 » Building-Contracting • alactad paopla In- required. Flexible schedule. AVAILABLE for franchise !V!ove-in condition Beautiful (D 9 Benson No one at the man­ tack" 1979 Lloyd Bridges. Lome year old, black and tan. through Saturday. 4-12 p.m. Own room and bath. Call 521- X ® ABC News 10:30 34 — Rooling-Sidmg taraatad In a part lima op­ 20 to 30 hours per week. Send Contact Roy Pelletier al 203- yard 2'; baths 259 Porter □D Face The Music sion canbelieve Benson's behavior Greene.Last survivorsoflhehuman Spencer Street area. Call Own transportation. Center 3007. when he (alls madly in love with a GD Meet The Mayors 35 — Healing-Plumbing portunity with Artox. letter detailing experience 289-8261, Southland Corpora­ Street ■ $69,5000 Call owner ® BoxIng'sGreatestChamplons race vigtin Nary mortal combat with to 36 — Flooring Manchester Dog Warden. 646- Street, Bess Eaton vicinity. lady politician. (Repeat) 9 Movie -(Biography) **4 and salary requirements: tion Best of the Middleweights vicious tin-headed Cylons In Tax Collector’s Notice 4555. Call Mo-ryeo for appointment. 646-0557 ® Victory Garden "HeartBeat" 1960 Sissy Spacek, 37 — Moving-Truching-Storage Call 646-0920. DOG GROOMER/KENNEL Metro Building (Jompany, 280 S Festival Of Faith another exciting space adventure 38 — Services Wanted 3 - 5 p.m. 9:00 Nick Nolle. Baaed on the life of Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Town of Bolton ASSISTANT. Full time. Murphy Road. Hartford 0 Greatest Sports Legends novelist Jack Kerouac. H's a touch­ of the daring Galactica warriors. BUFFALO WATER Portonolo 2 Complete experience in MA.NCHESTER Lovely 8 ''Superbowl ( £ Barnaby Jones A routine insur­ (Rated Q) (2 hrs.) that a tax of 25.0 mills laid on the list of October 1979 becomes MISC. FOR SALE 06114. ance investigation of a garment ing true story of a love triangle and a grooming all breeds Room Colonial, on quiet cul de O News trio who championthe cause of non­ 1:00 due and payable on the 1st day of July 1980. Interest at the rate 40 — Household Goods NURSES AIDES • Weekends sac. in Forest Hills area building (ire that claimed the life of 41 — Articles lor Sale UNATTACHED? Meet Com­ necessary. Possible live-in: only 6 months of Nursing HOME WORKERS g ® Dick Cavett Show conformity in the '60s. (Rated R) (2 GC Adam-12 of one percent per month will be charged for all taxes ASSISTANT DEALER - Local LET'S GET READY FOR Featuring Aluminum siding. one of its owners leads barnaby on 42 -< Building Supplies patible Companions in salary commissions-benefits. Guaranteed Income' w Newlywed Game hrs.) (0) Top Rank Boxing From Las TAVERN route. Need reliable car. Con­ Home experienced requiretT THE FALL! Laundry help 4 hedooms. 24 baths formal O M.A.S.H. the trail of arson and murder. Vegas From Las Vegas remaining unpaid for one month after same became due. 43 — Pets-Birds-Oogs Machester area. Largest low Busy, modern Kennel opera­ Everything supplied Send (R e^at, 60 mins.) Fourth EsUte tact: Herald circulation, 647- Call or apply: East Hartford will be neced in September. 9 9 Tomorrow FOR YOUR SPONSORSHIP Minimum interest charge is $2.00 per bill. Office hours during 44 — Musical Instruments cost effective ethical and con­ tion. 228-9088. dining room, first floor lamily C D 9 BarneyMIllerCaptain Miller Odd Couple 9946, ask for Jeanne. Convalescent Home. 745 Main Get your application in now stamped, self-addressed 7:29 § Movie-(Comedy)...... This 45 — Boats S Accessories fidential nationwide service. room with lirplace. clean, ef­ may lose one of his men when the 11:00 J«an McAdam July through August ■ Mon. through Fri. 9 A.M. to 3 P.M., and Street, East Hartford: 528- envelope to: Arnold Bentley. 9 Dally Number STMngCalledLove” 1941 Rosalind 46 — Sporting Goods Register for life $75. Dating for: Folders, sorters etc. We ficient gas heat, central vac. mayor orders all policemen to wear )(I)9 9 9 News Mon. night 7-9 P.M. PART TIME JANITRESS - ELECTRICAN- Full time 2167. Jr, 111 Grove Street 7:30 M.A.S.H. Russell. Meivyn Douglas. A 47 — Garden Products Prestige. Williamstown, arc an Equal Opportunity double-garage and much their uniforms--and Sgt. Harris For office complex. Hours: position for a oualified elec- Rockville, Ct 06066 1 P.M. Magaxine Dating Game newlywed wife tests her husband Elaine Potterton 46 •*- Antiques Mass. 01267 Employer. Call 289-1527. more' $92,900 Call owner 646- refuses (Repeal) 49 — Wanted to Buy 5:00 to 10.00 p.m. Monday, irican. Candidates should PERSON FOR GENERAL ) Loser Take All The Millionaire with an unbearable three month Tax Collector 5726 ] $100,000 Name That Tune (Closed-Captioned) platonic arrangement; ahe breaka HOUSEWORK (or two adults. AHiniCA SOLOIST LICCNSOA ••*••••••*••• ABC Captioned News PLEASE READ RENTALS Help Wanlsd 13 Tuesday, and Thursday. have knowledge of installa­ SALES MANAGER for store } Dating Game down while he cuts up. ( t05 mins.) ADVERTISING Town of Bolton OF ICC CHfAlt SHOPS ' lude 52 — Rooms lor Rent Telephone Mr. Whitney at 568- tion. testing, and repair of Call 649-7204 after 5:00 p.m. selling used merchandise, NCCDS OUALIFICO FAMILif S Lots-Land tor Sala 24 ) SportsCenter 1:05 GD Top Rank Boxing From Las 11:30 063-06 53 ^ Apartments lor Rent 2020 for appointment. electrical circuts, equipment One day per week. ladies'^ and men's clothing, TO OPCRATC THCIN OWN Super Memories Of The (D News DEADLINE YOUR AD AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in Veqas From Las Vegas X OHO Highlights 54 — Homes (or Rent and appliances. Must be able furniture, housewares, et BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN ^perbow l X Kojak 1:30 9 9 9 Thursday Night At The 12:00 noon Ih t day Herald la raaponaible 55 — Business (or Rent Manchester, 'Bolton, Coven­ GENERAL CONTRACTOR to work from blueprints, SECOND INCOME. tlO.OOO cetera. Good opportunity for ESTATES - Acre Corner Lot 9 M.A.S.H. (D Night At The Races Harness CD Rat Patrol Movies 'Gold Of The Amazon lor only one Incorrect TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD 56 — Resort Property lor Rant try, Hebron, or Andover. Call needs assistant to help with wiring diagrams and oral in­ plus. Sell with me. Have fun .Scenic country selling $22.- g ® MacNeiH.ehrer Report Women' 1979 Stars: Bo Svenson, racing from Yonkers Raceway. 1:45 bafore publication. right person. Please call 57 — Wanted lo Rent 523-9401 structions. Excellent benefits and learn. Contact: Mr Ca/u^- 9 9 T k Tac Dough ® tooftsCenter CD News ineartlon and than only Estimating. Drafting, and Robert Seltzer at 278-5890 or 500 Exclusive area Minimum Anita Ekberg. An American safari 56 — Mtsc, (or Rent ICE CREAa STORES 9 Odd Couple guide and adventurer leads an ex­ 9 9 9 The Tonight Show Host: 1:50 Paper Work Experience and salary. For more infor­ North. 742-9909. 9:00 to 6:00, 249-3226 for appointment house dimensions. 1st floor Deadline for Saturday lo the size of the 59 — Farm Lznd For Rent Help Wanted 6:00 pedition to South America in search Johnny Carson. Guests; Charlton CD Moment Of Meditation TAX COLLECTOR’S necessary. Send resume to: mation, please contact the Monday through Friday LIcansM lor taluelud 1500 square leet 643-9508 . 649- 6 0 —Auto Perta lor S e lf (X) The Waltons Pride, male of a treasure in goldand encounters Heston, Charlie Callas, Rosemary 2:00 and Monday It 12:00 original Ineartlon. P.O. Box 8. Coventry. Conn. personnel department 646- 5635 61 — Autos (or Sale CUSTODIAN ■raM now avallabla In chauvinism and steep wagers drive a society of statuesque women liv- Clooney. (90 mins.) CDMovle-**••**••••• realizing he can afford to keep only □ REAL ESTATE ® Standing Room Only: Udo Da The Angels investigate the murder 9Movle-i WEST MIDDLE ticut plan coordinate system: thence N19 -29'-35"E, 23.78feet ] SUalght Talk 2:38 AH In The Family 163 Broad Street, Manchester, CT of surplus material of the large box ol assorted dolls Captain Kangaroo TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER, to a point on the south Une of "Relocated Pleasant Valley Married Couples preferred. No Pets From *250/month. Security 1968 \'olkswagen Beetle 643- Battle Of The Planets ) Various Programming D Gllllgan's Island Gllllgan’s Island The business w ill be owned by types listed below: MECHANIC'Al. l.AVOUT PERSON BRUNSWICK CORPORATION of Road", thence along said south Une of "Relocated Pleasant 2371 Various Programming ) Marcus Welby.M.D. 9 Domata Carol Burnett And Friends TM All sales are final and for cash. All material is being sold required. 11:30 9 9 9 Another World Movie (Mon., Tue.) ONE BRUNSWICK PLAZA. SKOKIE. Valley Road" N85°-47'-35"E, 115,70 feet to the point of begin­ Star Blaxera jnW.MMItfXACA IL L IN O IS and will be conducted by "AS IS and articles must be removed on the day of the auc­ Must be experienced 8:30 GL Mary Tyler Moore Show 2:58 Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews ning. Thence along said south Une of "Relocated Pleasant Call 742-6412 O.NE Y’tU TH POOL TABLE - CD 9 FYI CONTINUIX BERNARD W GIOVINO as per­ tion. No sales to minors. Inspection of the articles for sale in paste up and QllUgan's Island 9 9 9 Wheel Of Fortune ® Electric Company mittee Valley Road” N85°-47’-35”E, 62.22 feet to a point, thence S31'- Tires, one double bed Iraine 11:57 lor an appointment Various Programming. ^ 3:00 Lottery Show (Thur.) Bernard W Glovino 11’-35"E, 147.42 feet to a point on the north Une of “Abandoned may be made between 9:00 a m. and 10:00 a m. on the day of mechanical layout. One Queen Size frame spring Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig D Newsbreak CD Guiding Light News Dated 21st day of July I9R0 mattress 649-86,35 0S607 Pleasant Valley Road." "rhe last described Une being along the the sale.. westerly Une of land now or formerly of the. Town of The Town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or Good wages and liberal benelii Manchester. Thence N62°-28’-01"W, 91.24 feet to a point thence Vernone.... • j reject any and all bids for what it deems to be in the best in­ program. Apply in person or I “XT .^1 » along a curve to the right having a central angle of 53°-05'-ll", a"" terests of the Town. Copies of rules of the sale and a list of I nOUTiS 86-64 (iK it 96) I * ARE YOU A HAPPY Mandwiter Drin-h radius of 109.66 feet and an arc of 101.60 feet to the point of items for sale are available at the General Services' office, call 643-tlOl. All replies beginning. The last two described courses being along the north Municiple Building. 41 Center Street, Manchester, CT- held confidential. ^ ENDSilMllMir ♦PERSON? DD YOU ENJDY 366 Main Street * Une of "Abandoned Pleasant Valley Road" and the easterly Une An Equal Opportunitv Employer. ♦ NEEDS (»SMERS & (2 buildings up from Memorial Store) { Ask Dick Kleiner JK)HN ‘ “USED CARS"., of “ Abandoned Wheeler Road." B> Dirk Kleiner Recorders Projectors M/E {THE PHONE AND HAVE A BELLSHI AYKROYD stirtt FfWay - YJS w m am f 6 4 9 - 1 0 4 2 : familiar. .N .SCY. LaPorte, Ind. The ^ v e deserj^ parcel contains 0.157 acres.acr Transcribers Record Players ’ ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC Evans is a veteran, a Shakesperean actor in his native **Mountaln M«n” Dictating Equipment Cameras 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE W Ladles & Childrens Good Used Clothing ^ I)E.\R DICK: Did Klizabeth Taylor at one lime consider Said parcel is subject to a twenty (201 foot wi ! LOT OF ENERGY? leasinR the movies to become a nun? AL'ROLYN MAJORS, England, who has become at home on U.S. television. You T H E iR| wide permanent Mimeo Machine Stoves MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Must be over 18. — o K w m —" easement. Nebraska ('ily. .Neb. probably remember him playing Elizabeth Montgomery’s , -Black SlalHon-Ki Calculating Machines Sewing Machines Immediate Openings. End of the Season Sale { I have found nothing in any of the books about her to indi­ father on many e p t^ e s of "Bewitched. " But he's also done B L U E S Said parcel is described on a mzp entitled, “Plan Showing Typewriters Steam Cleaner ♦ Permanent part-time j Call Mr. Wilson, after | Wednesday through Saturday 4 noble work in films ijpch as "Rosemary's Baby" and. although “2001 the mark of cate any such thought crossed her pretty head Actually, with Parcel "B" to be Conveyed to Stanley P. & Marion E. Baldyga Chairs Miscellaneous Items J positions. 6 p.m.. at IA July 23, 24, 25, 26 , you wouldn't recognize him, he was the big ape in "Planet Of Space Odyssey'; parents who were Christian .Scientists, and given her later BROTHERS South Windsor Connecticut Fuss & O'Neill Consulting printing excellence 64 9 -6 0 0 0 conversion to Judaism, it would not seem to have been a logi­ the Apes ’ \ ♦ Call 369-4993. Engineers Manchester, Connecticut Proj. No. 77-309-C Date 12- IA Senior Cltfxon DIecount* __ ,io-5 Dally . cal step lor her to make BATES OPEN AT 7:48 DEAR DfCK: 1 have a $t0 bet with my brother on one char­ 6-70 Scale 1" equals 40' Field BK. N/A Designer R.P.W. FEATURE TST AT 0U8N DEAR DICK: What has become of "I Love Lucy," "The acter in the movie “DevH’s Island.” One of the main charac­ Checker W.D.O. Sheet No. 1 of 1 Revisions 5/27/80." Andy Orillilh .Show " and "Gilligan's Island"? These are the ters was Dustin Hofiman, and the other character we can't only kind of shows I look at. No killing, no violence. I turned agree on. My brother says it was Paul Newman, but I disa­ This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this on my TV at noon and guns were going off in all directions, gree. Please tell us who this person is. ANNA MCDONALD. publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days and f turned it off. I would like to look at something without Hamilton Township, N.J. after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not any killing. CLARA SMITH. Aberdeen. Wash. I think you must be thinking of "Papillon," which starred ( less than five (5) perceilt of the electors of the Town, as deter­ ^Times^change, but surely there are plenty of no.killing Sieve McCJueen and Hoffman ' • k 'l l v n mined from the Uitest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, shows...... today. You...... won't■ ' 'find “many corpses 'littering the sets of has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference * * ' * * - i r shows like Laverne and .Shirley. " "Happyappy DaysDays" or "Mork „ jJEAR DICK: Whatever happened to Glen Langan after Sugar to a special Town election. ' .Nne sU se*"'’" "good and .Mindy Even The Waltons and 'Little "Little ffouseHouse On the The Amazing Colossal Man.” Was he in aaylhing after that'' M Swinging James R. McCavaiiagh Prairie are virtually free of violent I think you exaggerate Is he slill alive? Doing what? LANCE STEPHENS, Chester­ Playmatai the problem somewhat ton, Ind Secretary Call 643-2711 'k ^ Call 643-2711 - Board of Directors l,angan was In something called "Revenge Of the Colossal PLEASE CALlTHEAmE DEAR DICK: Where have I see Maurice Evans before? f Man and continued acting into the '60s. His last film, that I EAST HARTFORD Manchester, Connecticut saw him on "Hagen" this past spring, and his lace looked so can find, was "Mutiny In Outer Space " in 1965. He’s now in his FOR SCREEN TRIES s Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 21st day of July 1980. 60s and doing fine as a salesman. I'm told. 054^)7 I t - KVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 24, 1980 Peanuts — Charles M. fichv ^MD[J!^^HEfI^Lt^Thur^, July 24, 1980 — 1.5 & ACROSS 2 Home of Answer to Previous Puzzle Business Service 5OL0N6,SCHR0ePER„, THANK ’ Adam THIS fFLIWT FIFTY-FOUR^ 1 Mexicsn coin 3 Trigonometric I n E v E R A c TI u AU-Y HAVE A NICE TIME AT W.I'M 15 M Y U A LLIN 6 TOWER / 5 Expreti function Pbby SUMMER MUSIC CAMP STILL n o t , PLANE? — 8 Inch along 4 Fur-bearing m B t s e r a l p F o r d , SURE I„ 12 Compile ammal By ADigaii van Buren T?. T 13 Enviiion 5 Compass B u r H E S r E p p E o O N 14 Climax point 15 Short for 6 Germ DEAR ABBY: As a teen-ager a few years ago, I underwent gentleman 7 Annual M Y R o o T o m c E. 16 Can be 6 Environment two cornea transplants — one in each eye. I have seen your agency (abbr ) columns urging people to donate their organs. Maybe the effaced 18 Expreu scorn 9 Debutantes two corneas I received came from people who got the idea 20 Unrefined (SI.) T m>w»$ 7 -i4 - from your column. metal 10 Festive I want to address my feelings to my unknown donors; 21 Disconsolate 11 Soueezed out "I never knew you, yet your generosity changed my life. Pritcilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 32 Increased Sarvfcai O tlra d 31 Stnict* OH»nd 31 Pilnllng-Ptpmlng 32 PilnUnt-Papprlrig 32 22 Tiny state 17 Billowy 47 Truism Apartmanta For Bant 53 M lic. lor Bant 58 Auloa For Bala 81 Auloa For Sala 81 You died, yet a part of you still lives. (abbr) expanse 33 Christmas 46 Slurp 35 Find fault 49 Large C'4M TRKE SERVICE ■ Free OVERHEAD 0-ARAGE J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior "You gave of yourself. It was the last thing you gave, and I JU S T CX3NVINCEP I WROTE POWN ALL WHAT 23 Tell tales - 19 Tumult T H R E E R O O M 1975 CH EVY VAN. Loaded 25 Hebrew holy 38 Peach state continent csiimates, discount senior DOORS SERVICED AND & Exterior Painting. Paper you gave it to someone you didn't even know. ■ STUART THAT HE u THE REASONS ANP RKIALLV W«6THE ’24 Pleas A PA RTM EN T - 3rd. floor. with extras. 1980 Hobie day (abbr) (abbr) 50 Pacific island Citizens Company REPLACED. Reframing done Hanging. Remodeling. "My life is so different because of you. Every day 1 am sh<3u l p n t b o u n c e WENT OVER THEM BALLPOINT 25 Looks PAINTING. INTERIOR AND Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Catamaran. Call 875-1497. 28 Toe the line 39 Capital of 53 Without Manchester-owned and also. Fourteen years Recreation Rooms, Call 649- PINTO 1978 HATCHBACK - reminded of the gift you gave me. HIS TENNIS BALL ON WITH HIM.OIE 26 Woodworking EXTERIOR, Low rates. Fully water, air conditioner, R E N T A L - Office space, up to 30 Restive Norway purpose operated Call 646-1327 experience. Call 647-1948, days 9658. four cylinder, automatic, "I wonder about you often. Who were you? What were you THE LIBRARi,' STEPS.' tool insured. Nine years carpeting. Rent very 750 square feet and Trucka lor Sala 82 34 Proclamations 41 Airplane 54 Fawn or evenings. excellent condition inside and like? What wonderful things did you see through these eyes? 27 Fatigue experience. Free estimates reasonable. Looking for quiet, Warehouse space, up to 1,000 36 Spiritual drivers 55 Weather LEE PAINTING. Interior & out. Low mileage, all new "Your generosity helped a stranger, and with the help of 29 College 64^1085. mature non-smoking, non square feet, with docking 1972 CHEVY SUBURBAN H i leader 42 Tolerate bureau (abbr) SAVE OVER $30 IN exterior. "Check My Rate tires. Please call 568-9366 God you created a miracle — the miracle of sight." degree (abbr) drinking, one person only. facilities. Both in Bolton TRUCK. Power steering. 37 Poet Pound 45 Son in-law of 57 Deer POSTAGE! I will list you with Before You Decorate.” after 5:30 p.m. Abby, I can only praise your work in this area. It means 31 Easily fooled Apartment in excellent condi­ Notch area. 646-1677. Power brakes. 350 V8 motor. 38 Evangelical Mohammed 58 Take a chair B-H CPHOLSTERY, Custom over 300 Firms Receive all Dependable. Fully insured. EXTERIOR PAINTING. person tion. Write Box WW, c/o Very good condition. $800. the world to those of us who have benefited from it. God 40 Prophet Work Free Estimates Will types of Money Making 646-1653.______Experienced college student. 1969 CONTINENTAL bless you. Herald. 6434834, after 3:00 p.m. 41 Dinner item 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 pick up and deliver Please Offers. Send $2 00 to: A Quality work. Very CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call 43 Ranch animal PROFESSIONAL PAINTING □ AUTOMOTIVE SEEING AGAIN call 646-2161 alter 4 00 p m Bcntlev Jr , P.O. Box 448, reasonable prices. Call Mike, between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 44 Ache 12 13 14 - Interior and exterior. ¥olorcYclaa-Blcyelaa 84 Tolland. 06084 569-3458 or $69-4945. NICE CLEAN SIX ROOM p.m. 646-4004.______46 Music syllable Commercial and residential. A PA RTM EN T - Quiet street. DEAR SEEING: Thank you for a beautiful letter as IS '6 17 BRICK BLOCK. STONE •••••••••••a Auto Parta For Sale 80 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 46 Slouch Fireplaces, (oncrete B & M T R E E SERVICE Call Free estimates. Fully in- $290. monthly. Inquire 44-46 1973 CUTLASS SUPREM E - 4 well as another opportunity to let readers know that Speedy Telephone 51 College IB 19 20 21 sured. 646^879______Building Contracting 33 Pearl Street, (next to Paul's Door. Good running condition. they, too, can give the gift of sight. To get a donor’s Chimney repairs No job too now for Free E stim a te quotations. Immediate degree (abbr) EXAMINE OCR NEW PLAN Painti off Main Street. Brown. $850 firm. Call 649- card, call your local Lions Club. It is listed in your 22 small Save Call 644-8356 for GENERAL PAINTING - WES ROBBINS Carpentry coverage available. Call Joan 52 Oxygen 24 TO SAVE YOU MONEY Ful- Manchester. 0908 after 4:30 weekdays. phone directory. estimates Interior. Exterior, remodeling specialist. Ad- at Clarke Insurance. 6461126. Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrenca compound Iv Insured References C H E V Y 283 EN G IN E - 65,000 25 26 27 2 K 2 |7 30 31 32 33 Specializing in Exterior Trim, ditions, rec rooms, dormers. 56 Of high R F W F A V IN O B U R N DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR Homaa lor Bant 54 miles. $165. Call 649-6836. 1975 VEGA - Excellent run­ interest References. Insured. Call built-ins, bathrooms, Keep trying. BELIEVE ME, MIS5 90RRy I HAD P0M'TBEAB5L)RDl' 34 35 36 HOLES Zippers, umbrellas CITIZENS' 643-7285 ning condition. Good body and RITZlWaHAM-THI^ HURT5 MB 59 Fateful time _S ______Rick evenings 6464)709; or 742- kitchens, 649-3446. T’BU&T UP/AWy repaired Window shades. PRIVACY LOVERS. new tires. $875 firm. Call 649- DEAR ABBY: My boss jingles the change in his pocket IF YOU'RE QUITE for Caesar 37 38 39 5087 MORB THAN IT DOBS YO Ul BEAUTIFUL PLAN5 THROUGH MAKIWe Venetian blinds Keys. TV WILL CARE FOR Luxurious six room house. Un­ Auloa For Sala 61 2936. 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 constantly, which drives me nuts! Y’MADE.BUT- 60 Italian CHILDREN ages 2 thru 10 in A PUBLIC 5PECTACtE. greeting 40 1 42 43 FOR RENT Marlows. 867 INTERIOR PAINTING AND FARRAND REMODELING - furnished or furnished. miles on it! Hardly ever used! Whenever he stands up, he puts his hands in his pockets, LBT'^ 0 E T ON WITH my Stale Licensed Home. 61 Three (prefix) Mam Street 649-5221 WALU>APERING. Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters. Fireplace and lots more. $450. WE PAY TOP PRICES lor 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Call 742-8726 anytime. then it's jingle, jingle, jingle until I want to scream. He OUR BU5INE5& 44 45 46 47 Both full and part time Room Additions. Decks. All Locators. 236-5646. wrecked and junk cars. A & B tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 stands by my desk while doing this. P R O JE C Ti 62 Cheers (Sp) / Quality professional work at 63 Glacial ndge positions are open 2 meals negotiable. Telephone 643- 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 1000- low 4B 40 50 51 52 53 54 55 reasonable prices. Fully in­ Wpes of Remodeling and Auto Salvage, used auto parts. I told him that it bothers me, and he said, "Oh, it bothers 64 Fixed dailv All pampers etc Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ N E E D M O RE SPACE? Three 6785, or 659-1723.______mileage, excellent condition sured. Free estimates, G.L. Call Tony 646-6223. my wife too, but it's an old habit I can't seem to break." 65 .. .. 56 57 56 59 supplied I am a Certified ly insured. Phone 643-6017. bedrooms. Basement. $2200-or best offer. 742-6419. LAWNS CCT Expert service McHugh. 643-9321. 1978 BUICK O PEL. Very good Abby, how cun I help him break this old habit? He knows Breckenridge EIWT, majoring in a Pre-Med Garage. Yard for kids. A steal 60 6< 62 Lowest rales around. Call for Program, with 7 years condition. 30 plus mpg. Call it's irritating to me and others, but he goes right on doing it. for $375. Locators. 236-5646. 1979 KAW ASAKI KZ 650 - D O W N free e stim a te 649-7773 PAINTING BY CRAIG after 5:00 p.m, 646-5288. UP A WALL 63 64 experience in day care There Very low mileage! Excellent 65 evenings OGDEN. Interior and LEON CIEZSYNSKI are excellent facilities BUILDER. New homes, ad­ FOUR ROOM HOUSE - WANTED JUNK AND LATE mechanical condition! Dunlop 1 Dowels Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ 1973 TRIUMPH G-plus-6 - DEAR UP; Ask him if he really wants to break the iNiW6*4>|« (N-iai available for your child in my ditions. remodeling, rec COVENTRY. 2 b^rooms, 2 MODEL WRECKS - Cash tires, dual disc brakes. CERAMIC FIRING Discount love-filled home. Pleasant sured.Free Estimates Call Excellent condition! Never “old habit.” And if he does, try this: As soon as he rooms, garages, kitchens fireplaces. Wooded lot. $350 Paid, Call Parker Street Used Showroom condition! Call rales yuick service Call 643- Valley School area. South anytime, 649-8749 dfiven in snow. New shocks, approaches you, ask him if he has change for a $5 bill, remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, monthly. Available im­ Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. after 3:30 p.m.. 5265925. 2543 Windsor 528-6066 mediately. Call 742-6124. brakes. Must sell! $2500 firm. a 110 bill, or whatever it takes to deplete his coin DAN SHEA PAINTING & dormers, roofing. Residential 649-4114.______or commercial. 649-4291. collection. Repeat this procedure daily. End of Alley Pop — Dave Oraue DECORATING Interior and CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, bridge JEM PAINTING. Interior and Onicea-Storaa lor Bent 55 1969 VOLKSWAGEN problem. (P.S. It could also be “end of job,” but it’s a exterior Residential and Exterior Also: Wallpapering automatic, options. $6375. Quality Craftsmanship! Call B E E T LE . 80,000 miles. Four solution.) commercial Top quality Corvette, 1963, original coupe, HONDA CL-350. Excellent T H E CA'VE HOW DO ITS TH' WAY WANTED 646-5424 or 646-1305. DESIGN KITCHENS - new tires. Not in running < SEEMS TO V THINK work 649-2936 $7800. Call 649-1149. o' con­ condition! Just like new, must • • • KNOW J TH' SOLND OF HOl'SEl.'LE.A.NLNG Respon­ Cabinets. Vanities, Formica dition. Best offer. 646-4762 b e g e h i n g L COMII A T ? y OUR VOICES Counter Tops. Display, be seen! New Fairring. New DEAR ABBY: Since it was recently Kraduating time, as BIGGER! ARE COMIN' BACK ______Oswald Jacoby anci Alan Sontag sible reliable Call 646-2234 310 & 600 SQUARE FOOT alter 2 pm. LOVING RESPONSIBLE Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen 1976 CHEVROLET MALIBU tires. 9,300 miles. $650. Call well as the season for weddings, please say something in O FFICES for rent. Central MOTHER to care for your Cabinet Fronts. Custom CLASSIC. Power steering- after 4:00 p.m. and ask for your column about thank-you notes. child in my own home location. Newly redecorated, LAWN.MOWERS SUPERIOR PAINTING by Woodworking. 649-9658. brakes, air conditioning. Four Tony, 6461798. These people have the time to send graduation invitations Some splits unmanageable Washington School area college students at reasonable with ample parking. 1967 C H E V Y II - 6 cylinder, (or announcements) to people they haven’t seen in years. REPAIRED 15'; Sr Citizen Telephone 649-2891. door. Excellent condition. Di.scounf Free pick up and Please call 646-5199 rate. Free estimates. Call automatic. 78,000 original Good mileage. $3,000, or best 1980 YAM AH A SX 400 - Some The same for weddings, and even to some bridal showers! long diamonds makes a mis­ deliverV Expert service Colin O'Neill. 649-6153. Haating-Plumbing 35 miles. Asking $900. Call Dave offer. 643-4^. accessories if wanted. They just put anyone they can think of on the list, no matter take and discards down to Painting-Paparing 32 Wanted to Bant 57 NORTH 7241 e c o n o m y LAWNMOWER 647-1170. Separate accessories also. 55 three, there are 10 easy tricks IVTERI^iR & E X T E R IO R how long it’s been since they last saw him. Just get those , 4Q85 647-366tl NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1972 CHEVY IMPALA - Air MPG. Price negotiable.:got 646 gifts rolling in! Can South do anything to PAINTING M O T H E R ti D A U G H T E R 5049, ask for Phn. 'k V1053 PAINTING - INTERIOR AND repairs, plugged drains,, conditioning. V-8, automatic. A thank-you note takes less than 15 minutes to write. handle a 4-2 diamond break'* Guaranteed Lowest Prices & kitchen faucets replaced, LOOKING for 2 Bedroom V K k I He certainly can All he has DAVE'S USED EXTERIO R; Paperhanging. Apartment in Manchester Excellent condition! Asking The stamp is only 15 cents and the card or note paper is 4106 63 refrigeration and Quality Workmanship! 1. 2 repaired, rec rooms, Campara, Tallara and to do IS to play two rounds of Experienced, references. Ser- with utilities for under $330. $900. Call after 4 p m.. 521- about a dime. They get a gift worth $l0 or more. That’s a Repair Washers, dryers, and 3 family houses, we'll bathroom remodeling, heat MERCURY COUGAR. 1976, 5210.______Moblla Homaa 85 WEST EAST trumps and then go after ving Willimantic. Call 289-4625. XR-7. 8 cylinder. Good condi­ pretty good return on such a small investment. 476 4932 refrigerators and stoves Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ beat any price! modernization, etc. Free diamonds If the man with tion. AM-PM radio. $2900. 566 1973 E L C A M IN O w ith HEAVY DUTY THREE RAIL But what gets me are people who don't even acknowledge VKJ2 VQ986 repaired Parts also try. Columbia, Tolland areas. Estimate gladly given. M & M just two diamonds was dealt Call after 4:00 649-5098 QUIET MATURE YOUNG 6588. fiberglass cap. trailer MOTOR CYCLE TRAILER. the gift with any kind of thank-you note. V. ♦ J9 6 3 4105 only two trumps he won't be available 649-0947 W. J Grille 423-6582. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions WORKING COUPLE want 2 package and hitch. $400. Serious inquiries. Call They say everything comes back in style eventually. Tell 4AKJ6 4Q974 able to ruff the third diamond Bedroom Apartment. Flat or FORD PINTO 1977 - Very Automatic, power steering after 5:00 p.m. at 644-2133. me. Abby, do you think good manners will ever make a SOUTH and "South will have his cake duplex preferred. Greater good condition. Am/fm, and brakes. Good condition. comeback? r ....A 4 A K J 104 and eat it too Articlaa lor Sala 41 Building Suppllaa 42 Garden Producta 47 Apartmanta For Bant l i t t l e THAT'S 53 Manchester area. Call Walter radials with snows, 4 speed. $1595. Original owner. 72 Hud­ Aulomotiva Sarvica 88 R.C. IN ALEXANDRIA. LA. VA74 Last has two diamonds and 9 to 4 weekdays at 5663394; 25-32 mpg. M aintenance son Street. 643-4440. . H I G H E R . ' IT.' three trumps but this line of USED T IM B E R S . 2 x 8' ♦ 1)842 AIR CO.NDITIONER 15.000 PICK YOUR OWN MANCHESTER - 3 Room eveniq|s after 7 . 429-3810. records available. $2300. HOLD 42 play still brings in 10 tneks. tongue and groove decking. AUTOMOBILE AIR DEAR R.C.: Good manners have never been out of BTU s 260 bv 28 inches. $100 RASPBERRIES. Bunker Hill Apartment in 2 family house. Telephone 649-8557. 1978 D O D G E A S P E N - CONDITIONING SERVICE - IT/ Afler the two rounds of 649-6866 Call 6434139 style. Unfortunately, there will always be those who Vulnerable East-West Road, Coventry. 75 cents a Appliances and heat. $225. QUIET SINGLE TEACHER Excellent, condition! One Systems charged. $20, Free trumps South cashes dummy's are too lazy, thoughtless or ignorant to use them. Dealer: South pint. Free containers. No J.D. Real Estate, call 646 seeks to rent small 1967 PONTIAC GTO. Four owner. 6 cylinder with air con­ Freon! Free Electronic Leak ace and king of diamonds and MOVI.NG MUST SELL Doga-BIrdi-Pata 43 children. Open Monday - Do you have questions about sex, love, drugs and 1980 apartment/room in house. speed. 400 cubic inch. V8 ditioning. Low mileage. Call Check! Authorized Delco Weil North East Seutfa leads a third one toward his EVER YTH IN G ' 22 mower, Friday. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Non-smoker, no pets. Call 429- engine. Original owner. Mint 643-6006; and after 5 p.m. 247- the pain of growing up? Get Abby’s new booklet: DIAL 646-5971 and something Technician. COMFORT I 4 hand If Last ruffs. South is twin bookcase headboards, Weekends 9 a m. - 4 p.m. 643- SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM 4511. condition. 742-8749. 0882. “What Every Teen-ager Ought to Know.’* Send $2 Pass Pass 4 4 left with the good queen of good will happen to your pet. 0325. TECHNOLOGY. 5669616. dining set. sewing machine, APARTMENT and a long, stamped (28 cents), self-addressed en­ Pass Pass diamonds and can discard one Dog and cat boarding - -^og washing machine, lurniture. for rent in Manchester. Near velope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, of dummy's hearts on it which toys tools, odds n ends If you grooming. Canine Holiday Antiquat 48 busline. Call 643-9247 after 6 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. will leave him with just one Inne. 21)0 Sheldon Road, Opening lead 4 K need something.^please ask p.m. week nights. heart loser instead of two Manchester 6434385 RED GOOSE FARM. An­ If It turns out that Last has tiques, Goose Lane, Coventry two trumps and four dia­ DACHSHUND - Standard red ATTRACTIVE THREE OUTDOOR CARPETING - 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday monds then West would get to puppy 10 weeks. AKC ROOM APARTM ENT. Heat. Green grass tvpe 14x17 $50 and Sunday. Electricity. Hot water. PstroQroph The Born Loser — Art Sansom ruff the queen of diamonds t all 646-4298 Registered. Shots and paper Appliances. Relerences. No South would gel to ruff his trained. $175 Includes new THE PA C K RAT will open by By Oswald Jacoby pets. $295. 6463167, 2263540. I'M ‘50 C7|$60U(JA^.„ I / LH^TgM.IOOTllllOfe’lS ’SO YOU'KEA6 6OMFOCTl0d7 and Alan Sootag small diamond later on. but T H R E E S M A L L bed and leash 649-0916. chance, or request during the would still be down one SAQITTARHJS (Nov. 23-Om . 21) REFIMSHED & FABR IC summer. Call 643-6880. C W KMOW miHAT.MORe 6^P^>^A.TITCA|0lT A S A. lU W Against that division of the DO YOU H AVE ROOM FOR MANCHESTER MAIN Focus your attention and efforts Here is a fairly standard LINED TRUNKS - Flat top. East-West cards there would .All natural wood Call 649- ONE M O RE’’ Give an aban­ STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. today on things that could add to M M 6 0 UJROWfo ge \)J0(?5E. WItbHT, ^ type hand South ruffs the sec­ A N T I Q U E S & your resources or enhance your have been no way to make the 7025 doned kitten a chance. Hot water. Appliances. No ond club and sees that if dia­ COLLECTIBLES - Will pets. Parking.ling. SectSecurity. 523- $ , material security. The harder you monds are kind enough to contract Telephone 342-0571. or 633- 1 work, the luckier you'll get. purchase outright or sell on .NKWSI’AI'KH h.NTKHPHlSK A.SsN 5(100 B T U A IR 6581 70477047. break 3-3, or if the man with commission. Houselot or ^ r t h d £ ^ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) CONDITIONER Used very single piece. Telephone 644- Be philosophical regarding any PUREBRED SABLE MALE EAST HARTFORD - Small problems you have to contend little $100 649-3879 8962. SHELTIE PUPS. Six weeks three room apartment for one July 29.1990 with today. You'll be amazed at PHELPS AND SONS COAL old. Not registered. $75. uiet, non-smoking, non- how easy they are if you believe Opportunities could develop this you can do It. 7-Z4 COMPANY - Hard anthracite Telephone. 646-3116, anytime CONTENTS OF ANTIQUES rinking middle-aged coming year that will enable you a AQUARHJ8 (Jm i. 20-Feb. 19) coal Chesttnut and pea size, COLLECTABLES SHOP- One working person. Partly fur­ to acquire some of the material Don't be deceived by outward Our Boarding House or all. everything must go! nished. Security, deposit, things you've always wanted. loose and bagged Buy now ADORABLE AKC appeararKies today. Something Appointment, 647-9613 day and FulfitI your desires without over­ heliire price increase 646-2005 POMERANIAN puppies. references, and lease that seems unrewarding at first evening. burdening yourself financially. or 872-2126. Female and male. Black, required 5669018, after 7:30 DISCOUNT Qlarice la just the opposite. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take Winthrop — Dick Cavalli white and tan. 528-3806 p.m. n S C E S (Feb. 29>March 20) pride in all tasks you perform m w v u LIKE IT? CUT ME A SLICE OF B R A N D N E W One-to-or>e relationships should WANTED - Antique furniture. today and do your best. ONE OF FRIENP5 HUMBLE PIE, MAJOR' FREE THREE MONTH OLD TWO BEDROOM GARDEN V ~ prove very gratifying today. You BARCALOUNGER Glass Pewter Oil paintings Rewards for work well done EVERY Tl/ve NAST/M c MARF W H Y C O E S O H , t h a t nb JUSTHis'm /op l e t t i n g USE5 IT A*. A SUMMEC, SEEIN' IT WAS YOU, HFX'LINER - Rich, brown FEMALE TRAINED APARTMENT. Pets con­ have a marvelous ability to make or antique items. R. Harrison. could be far larger than usual. SEESAAE,HE HITS ME. HE DOESN'T >0 0 KNOW T H A T H E lS AW/ARE RETREAT I FI6UREP THE vinvl Will sacrafice for $180 P U P PY 568-0183. sid ered . B u slin e . $350. those you are with seem special Phone 643- 8709 Getting along with other signs is and important. H A 7 E A 4 E ? A ^ E ^ N H E '^ 'lO U R EXISTR4JCE. -HAKKAFF.'- PLACE vkOULP b e Please call alter 6 p m . excluding utilities. Phone 646 or>e of the sections you'll enjoy in ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your K, HE 0E5<3Er bO B/ADLY 6496859 Mualcal Inatrumanta 44 6549. your Astro-Graph, which b^ ins HATES'TtXJ... greatest opportunities today are ME NOT TO R u n p p 'w n with your birthday. Mail $1 for In areas r a t in g to your work or Player Piano - Beautiful □ RENTALS each to Astro-Graph. Box 469. LET IT LIE TriEY'P h a v e i.TSTOM MADE STUDIO FEMALE ROOMMATE career. Be sharp iund alert so refinish with stained-glass Radio City Station. N Y 10019. IDLE.' C'JI CH COVER, vinyl wanted to share two bedroom that you can take advantage of r j , , To HIRE Be sure to specify birth dale. reading chair, window fan. Iront In tune Moving, must Booma lor Bant 52 apartment Pool tennis any breaks that develop. ’‘ 'I THE BATS.' VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) sell 649-2981. courts. One year lease, star­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) t,M'. Electrolux rug shampooer. You're not likely to have a peer involve yourself In activities utility rack bic.vcle infant ting in September. $163.50 in­ today when It comes to organiz­ Boala-Accaaaorlaa 45 today that are fun but challeng­ carrier workshop llorscent cludes heat and hot water. ing or managing complicated ing. both mentally and physically. light 649-8017. 5:00 to 8:00 10 HP JOHNSON Call Janet, afternoons, 649- situations. You'll know exactly F O R M A T U R E 1329 Move your muscles as well as the p m OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly how to delegate accordingly. gray matter. 1497 PREDICT EP RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, L I M A (8epl. 23-Oct. 23) Keep a overhauled $250, Call 646- O E M M (May 21-Jun# 20) This < ^ m u WE'D BE SC non-drinker. Pleasant room. positive vision of the end results FORMICA DINING ROOM MANCHESTER - Available could be a propitious time to FAR IN TWt 1516, after 3:00 pm. References and security and things will work out to your SET - China Hutch, Table. 6 August 1st. Immaculate 4 make a major char>ge you've \vCCPS t h a t liking today. Leave no empty Chairs cost $1000. $250 Chest required. 646-6025. Available room apartment. With gar­ contemplated. Make your move Levy’s Law — James Schumeisler 16 FOOT ALUMINUM BOAT spaces for r>egativ6 thoughts to E V E N TH E immediately. now If your logic and intuition $25 K n c iv p o d ia s w ith with car seats. Newly painted. age. References. Securitv. enter. MCISkJUITOES 0NANYNEW1979or1980 give you the go signal. BiKikease $35 646-8182 $350. Unheated. 6494003. or SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) MADce. w e e s a p y x i 6 8 8 ^ TUB PVeAMP RLHOWPO Trailer, with spare tire.$475 THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen- C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) WOULD BE 6466905. Conditions are starting to turn (ser THE Mc»ey-TD . o u e ccuA pstv, XX) fW L 649-7831.______trally located. Kitchen Today could prove to be very • WALKIN', for the better today. Things JOm 1He.PVB.AMIt>’CMJB7 VW lL HA'YE ID ABOUT geeAP fortunate In dealings you have DAMAGE2D - Ribbed wooden privileges. Call 649-2358. BOLTON. Air conditioned. should begin to work out as EUMOMIZE- OUST S M tn n cH P ‘ TAG SALES where partners are Involved. HERO row boat 13 feet Handy man One bedroom. Won't last long! you've been hoping they would. A u n u OPH4 KITCHEN PRIVILEGES - Work as a twosome, not as a BAce AT uAST= can fix it. Yours for payment Locators. 2365646. Keep the faith. There's a bright kmer. Free parking. Security and COUGAR XR-7 light at the end of the tunnel. . 1-7-h MULTI-FAMILY-TAG SALE of ad. Call 643-6802.______(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A SSN) Ttxils furniture, rugs, elec references required. 14 Arch 6 ROOM DUPLEX - With 17 FOOT SEARAY-60 Horse Street. Manchester trie motors, and much more' Johnson, with trailer. Many stove and refrigerator. $350 S.iturdav July 26th. 10 to 4, 31 LIST PRICE S7.461 9M« Qiances — Oil Fox extras' $1500 firm Call 872- plus heat and utilities. No l^est Street Route 85, Bolton 8819 after 5 p m. Apartmanta For Bant 53 pets. Prefer adults. Call 649- 4539 days; 643-2554 evenings. DISCOUNT 1 . 0 0 0 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel A DOLLAR A BAG SALE Garden Producia 47 Exchange Shop .Manchestei WMUIMlMCftMHlM LH AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st 6 Parkade Lower level. — mr- 3Vi ROOMS - Like private Room Duplex on bus line. Near schools and shopping. c n Y m P TAG SALE - EVERYTHING house. Working single, Nice yard, children SALE PRICE $9,461 nuts and bolts to OPEN married couple only. No welcomed. ,No pets or Short Ribs — Frank Hill kitthen sink' Depression children or pets. Lease. Call glass, scanner,______yard ._.'d'J* clothes_____ 643-2880. utilities. First, last, and security $380 monthly. 643- >OU A R E A MASGOT\ YOU ABE THE SECOND AN D DO SOA4ETMING me cabinet hardware BUCKLAND STOCKiii OX-6 1753. V A AAERE CTZAWL'N/Sa' COUSlNTDA ElN O - -TOU WEARME^?. A B O U T T H A T garne^. jungle gym, wire SPACIOUS FIVE ROOMER. INSECT... W O K M .^ NOTHING, A ZERO-'V lA J P E R I O e iT .' COMtT-EV. Children welcomed. Available collectibles and more FARMS KIDS O K. Two bedrooms Thursday Friday, and Satur now. $200's Locators. 236- EQUIPMENT INCLUDES BUCKET SEATS WITH 5646 with carpet. Laundry day 9 1)0 to 4:00 96 School NATIVE FRUITS facilities ana more. Only $225 CONSOLE. LANDAU VINYL ROOF, AUTOMATIC Hoad. Bolton ( Off Route 85 Locators. 2365646 VEGETABLES GARAGE PARKING. Two TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, bedroom, two family house. TAG SALE - .Miscellaneous Burr Corners, COZY ONE BEDROOM REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER, DUAL REMOTE MIRRORS, Items Everv day. including Basement. Modern Manchester appliances. Just $275. HOUSE. All utilities included. Sundays 10 00 to 4:00 11 .'T t . (Oppoaita CaMor'a) Locators. 236-5646 New decor. Just $190. Dean Drive, Bolton Locators. 2365646. IW SSrr'\s\ NEXT TO NOTHING - An "VO w o - i CARPETED FOUR FlNlnhar’s Landlno J J 'N J K . WAIL tiques and. Things Corner. ROOMER. Basement, yard. East Center and Spruce u/u No lease. Only $170. Locators. 9 1 QpMAHOUHtNV A , ..ATE l> . Streets Open Saturdays only STOP 2365646. Lifttltt‘«4CC- MAtONr 649-0533 sATTHE HAIL ALL UTILITIES PAID. Nice taCM TAG SALE - July 26th, 9 to 4 one bedroom. Off-street QSphd 35 & 36 Dover Road. First O hms, Mt tUlWtUlFWOML, r< \ 1-74 parking. Just $155, Locators. right off .Middle Turnpike COffli CRIB MORIARTY "The computer that matched us was recalled for alter Ea.st Catholic Fireplace equipment, baby items and Bucklam KR^d correction of manufacturing defectsl” HEBRON. Country living. more' South'W indsor Two bedroom apartment. Heat and hot water, TAG SALE - 4 families Many For tho ftral nallvo com and polatoaa of tho appliances, carpeting, large new Items E'riday, Saturda taaaon. Open dally, 10:00 a.m.-OKM p.m. Par- yard, close to shopping and July 26th. 26th:' 10-3. 51 Da tlclpato in our froa gaaollna o fM v schools. No pets. Call after 315 CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER, CO N N .* Phone 643-5135 Hoad. .Manchester______5:00 p.m. 2269759. 7-RV