: - ^ y io o Years e f €^omrrmnity Servicel fEanrkatfr Mrralb Manchester^Conn. ' Monday, June 1, 1981 Eighth District opposed Directors vote sewer plan

By Pat Courtney The town received informal authority to install sewer lines In the the district unless the district voted awarding contract for the sewer Herald Reporter requests from industries in the area only if it was petitioned to do so to permit it, was not applicable in work to Savin Brothers Inc. The Pioneer Park area for sewer ser­ by people living in the area. They this case, because that decision con­ directors approved $175,000 for the MANCHESTER - Hie Board of vice, according to Mayor Stephen would be unlikely to do so, O’Brian cerned only Jurisdication in matters work in April 1981. but made it con­ Directors voted unanimously this Penny, and so decided to ask the said, because sewer service of fire protection. tingent upon the approval of the morning to install 700 feet of Eighth District for permission to In­ provided by the .district is usually Gordon Lassow,. newly re-elected Eighth District. This morning's vote aanlUry sewer pipe in the Hale stall the sewer line. more expensive than that provided Eighth District president, said lifted that contingency. Road area near the Pioneer In­ District voters had opposed the by the town. today that the district attorney, The town is eager to get the sewer dustrial Park, despite a rejection of proposal vigorously last week when O’Brian added that the town’s John LaBelle Jr., would study the lines installed now, said Mayor Pen­ that proposal last Wednesday by it was presented to them by Public authority to proceed in the face of Board of Directors’ vote to deter­ ny, because it would cost much voters of the Eighth Utilities Works Director Jav Giles, charging the district’s oppositiion stems from mine its legality. Lassow said tnat more later when construction work District, in whose authorisation that the town might be withholding Article 40 of the Special Acts of the the district might contemplate a on 1-86, under which the line will lie, area the land lies. information from them on new in­ Town Charter, which was designed to lawsuit or seek a stay of execution if is finished. The town is basing its authority to dustries relocating in the area, prom ote econom ic growth in the district considered the town’s Several of the five directors pre­ install the line on a 19K special act which the district would be unable to Manchester. He said a 1976 Superior action illegal. LaBelle, just retur­ sent and the mayor voiced frustra­ in the Town Charter, permitting charge for sewer services if the Court decision on a suit between the ning from vacation today, could not tion in trying to work amicably with such extensions to make land usable town took jurisdiction of the area. Eighth District and Manchester, be reached for comment. the Eighth District, despite ongoing for industrial or commercial pur­ According to town attorney Kevin which held that the town could not The Board of Directors’ vote this meetings of a special liaison group poses. O’Brian, the district would have the terminate the territorial rights of morning gave final approval to contiposed of members of the dis- Briefs say trial court did rule on pollution

By Martin Kearns Superior Court hearing, the justices EPA. In their brief, the justices con­ Herald Raporter found that attorneys for the ceded that little precedent exists in Manchester Environmental Coal- interpreting the 1971 EPA, and went tion presented evidence that the in­ out-of-state to find decisions rele­ HARTFORD - Asking the state dustrial park will cause some vant to the case. Supreme Court to let tb m reargue measure of pollution. In so doing, The defense said any procedural an environmental case, attorneyi the justices said the 1971 EPA error on the part of the Superior for the state and the Town of requires the defendants to prove the Court is harmless “ because the trial MuichMter tluil ifipoiM ili p«rk' Won't ' cm iM ' unreasonable court did find expressly that Um M the Rnrklasid t a d s a t r ia T M H vsls'ol ooUution. plalirtiffs did not meet their ul­ f a lM ’ to coavlaea the lower court The state, which financed half of timate burden of proof.’’ there was reasonable cause to the industrial park’s construction, The Supreme Court, however, believe the park would poUnte the Manchester and the J.C. Penney Co. ruled otherwise and said the op­ environment. Inc. are listed as defendants In the ponents of the park shifted tte The Supreme Court May 5 ordered suit. The former already has con­ “ burden of proof” onto the defen­ the state Superior Court to conduct a structed a $20 million catalog dis­ dants. The state, as protector of the second hearing on the environmen­ tribution center which is scheduled environment, must show the park tal suit brought against the in­ to open next summer in the in- will not cause unreasonable pollu­ dustrial park more than four years d u s t ^ park. tion. ago. In remanding the case to the In their joint motion, the defen­ Options reportedly have been tower court, the Supreme Court dants claim the Superior Court ruled taken on about 90 percent of the lota justices ruled the trial court failed opponentsjof the p ^ failed to show In the industrial park. Penney, to require the defendants to prove that its construction would result in with its massive warehouse, is the that construction of the park would unreasonable levels of pollution. park’s prime tenant. not harm the environment. In the Supreme Court decision, the While the defense last week was In a S-to-2 decision, the Supreme justices said that Anthony Pagano, busy preparing its motion to reargue Court said the defendants bcsu’ the attorney for the environmental the case, attorney Bruce Beck, burden of proving the industrial coalition, presented two expert partner with Pagano, said opponents park will not unreasonably pollute witnesses who proved the likelUiood of the park sent letters to various Demolition crews moved In this morning to tear down the 1827 the environment. Ih e decision was that pollution will result from the owners of property in the industrial house that served as headquarters for the Manchester Child based on a new interpretation of the park’s construction. park warning that there is a poten­ state Elnvironmental Protection Act The defense also disputed the tial for court action that could block Coming down Guidance clinic for about 17 years. Equipment of Manafort of 1971. court’s reliance on Michigan law them from building on the land or Brothers‘of New Britain takes the first bite out of the front porch. In reviewing records of the when interpreting the state’s 1971 using the buildings. Story on page 8. (Herald photo by Richmond) Push coines to shove on tax cut question

WASlUQilUTiUTON (UPI) - |dm in the tax fight and he is ranking Democrat on the Finance said. “ I don’t know whether the their convictions, they’re not going Finance Committee, Robert Dole of 'JRQte'Roiise, push at laatM coBf ldait of, winning it. Committee. bands of reason will be sufficient to to vote for” the president's pro|^^l Kansas. His plan calls for a 25 per­ shove today on the question o M I n Apart from Reagan, the leading Wright said in a CBS interview span a rather wide bill that for a 30 percent three-year' cut cent cut over 33 months, and it is no cut. characters in today’s drama were today Democrats were prepared to separates us philosophically. But across the board. secret the White House finds the * PrcitdsM Reagan caRkd leading House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, offer Reagan some new su^estions let’s try. It’s worth it. According to White House chief of proposal appealing. '' Democrats ffam the Senate and Democratic leader Jim Wright of aimed at reconciling “ his desire for “ I don’t anticipate at all that the ’ staff James Baker, Reagan still T h e Democratic leaders, ' House to Ito OvaUMfice to tell them Texas and Ways and Means Com­ multi-year cuts with our desire for president would have an ul­ believes his plan is the best one for however, see the multi-year cut as flrmly/be will staos for his multi­ mittee 'Chairman Dan relatively more relief for the timatum,” Wright said. “ I think, the nation. But "he’s willing to inflationary and its across-the-board year tax ent,..plan with or without Rostenkowski, D-Ill. From the moderate average income rather, that he calls us there to dis­ listen to all alternatives,’’ Baker application too heavily weighted in them. Reiwnn planned to tell the Senate came Democratic leader American who pays most of the cuss it with us.” said. favor of the affluent. They favor a group thakSouthem DemocAits, his Robert Byrd of West Virginia and taxes and for the working poor ...” Wright said he was “ absolutely One alternative belongs to the one-year cut. alUea in jme budget battle, also will Russell Long of Louisiana, the “ We go forth with hope,” Wright confident that if the members vote Republican chairman of Uie Senate

Inside Today's tiered Lebanon-Syria mortar duel destroys latest cease-fire The lady In s p o rty . y BEIRUT, Ubanon (UPI) - Mor­ The rightist Voice of Lebanon radio Scattered firing continued through Manchester High to face Rockville for regional is a champ tar shells smashed into residential said three children were killed and the night today, despite an end to baseball title ... Jimmy Piersall makes news again and commercial areas today, “ many, many civilians” were heavy fighting that began Saturday. When Jacklyn Oertwr ... Pago 9. resuming the exchanges between wounded in today’s shelling of east The sporadic firing threatened a ■Urtad lifting welghta Moiiarty’s w iu in Twi League ... Page 10. Syrian and Christian Lebanese that Beirut. Several shells crashed into cease-flre, the second in 12 hours llVk yuan ago to stay residential districts of west Beirut. Sunday. slim she never dreamad killed or wounded nearly 200 people, many u they sun6athe(f in fciru t’s In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Tank and 155mm artillery shells Hie would one day be Menachem Begin told Washington rained down on apartment and of­ flexing her muaclea Sunny and dry placid b e a d ^ . that Israel would not refrain rom at­ fice buildings in residential areas of o u ta g e before bun- The battlu /uday, initially not as Sunny and dry today and again Tuesday. Clear tacking Palestinian targets in south both Moslem West and CIhristian dradi ot people. Now severe as Ithel rocket, tank and ai^ tonight. Detailed forecast on Page 3. Lebanm during the U.S. effort to East Beirut Sunday, and hit a string the M fo a ro ld beauty la tillery fighting that Sunday prevent war between Syria and of beaches crowded with sunbathers in ardant promoter of produced one of Uie worst days of bloodshed since the dvU war six Israel over their policy on Lebanon, in the bloodiest day of violence since womeii pumidng Iroo. years ago, collapsed Beirut’s loosely sources dose to the Israeli leader the civil war. In the 19-month civil Page 17. Index recognis^ 37th cease-fire only, said Sunday. war of 1975-1976 between the k m t o w M ...... IS L ottery...... S hours afto* It w u negotiated. Police aixl hospital sources in C2iristians and Moslems, 60,000 peo­ ifcwliiaaa...... u Obituaries ...... S Doseu of mortar &ells crashed Beirut said 20 people were killed and ple were killed. ^ Win a lawnmower O asslfled...... $3-2$ Poopletalk...... 17 onto residential and commercial about 270 others were wounded, People fled the beaches, running C om ics...... 19 'S p o rts ...... 9-U districts on both sides of the Green mostly civilians, in rocket, tank and along streets in their bathing suits, Editorial ...... S Television ...... 17 Line that divides the Christian heavy artillery duels Sunday witnesses said. Ambulance sirens . . . see page 16 Entertainmdnt...... 17 W u th e r ...... | eastern and mainly Moslem western between the rightist Christians and walled for hours, as vehicles traveled halves of Belnit. the ^ ria n peacekeeping force. back and forth. T HE H E R ALD, Mon., June 1, 1981 — 3 2 - TH E H ERALD , Mon., June l,_19ei 4 WATUI UAAW chief predicts /♦

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News Briefing MIA na ASSOCktt 1 ^ vote to end walkout iO W IIT TCMPtnATUMt NtW \ V 4 IM A M I O m i A M B y United Press International ment reached between tbe UMW Birmingham, Ala., Church said he (ZZ3— Buoyed by a friendly reception and the Bituminous Coal Operators was optimistic that tbe tentative (223— ^ n o m from rank-and-file m iners in Association, the bargaining arm of settlement reached FYiday would be UPI W tATNIR fOIOCARI Alabama, United Mine Workers the industry. approved. President Sam Church Jr. predicts In northeast Pennsylvania, about A similar assertion made by the 2,000 hard coal miners were to burly union leader after negotiating 160,000 striking soft coal miners will >i£* Probe complicated Neighbors stunned VTEMP vote to end their 67-day-old walkout. return to work today following their the first contract proposal defeated Church headed today for West \ weekend ratification of a new three- March 31 proved false. Church now year contract. Tbe voted ended a 90- says he always had reservations NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U P I) - Her neighbors knew Virginia, the second state on a six- TULSA, Okla. (U Pl) — Homicide detectives, facing day strike against the anthracite about the first agreement because Gladys Girgenti as a graying SO-year-oId widow who day swing through coal country to mounting pressure to find the bearded killer of Telex coal industry. of elimination of a clause requiring kept to herself. They were stunned to find she was the Weather gather support before Saturday's founder Roger Wheeler, say the multimillionare's far- At a news conference Sunday in operators to pay royalties on non- alleged leader of a Ku Klux Klan faction charged with vote on a tentative contract agree­ flung business interests complicate the search. uiilon coal processed at UMW- scheming to bomb a Jewish temple. "A couple of guys (on the squad) are just trying to covered mines. The slightly plump Mrs. Girgenti and her liPyear-old find out what businesses he is in, where and with “ I knew there would be some con­ son would sit at times on the front porch of their wood- whom,” Sgt. Roy Hunt said. “ W e’re just getting the troversy with the non-union coal .frame home in the late afternoon, but mostly they came players lined up so we can talk to them. He (W heeler) is thing,” Church said. “ Most people 'and went without chatting to others. in that bracket where he doesn’t know how much he’s didn’t know we haven’t been getting Herman Culbreath, who works at a nearby boat repair Today’s forecast worth.” that much from the royalties. We shop, says the neighborhood of working class people is Wheeler, the 55-year-old chairman of Telex Corp., was Sunny and dry today and again Tuesday. High have been having to sue some people < A “ fairly quiet.” The most excitement is usually caused slain Wednesday in the parking lot of a posh Tulsa coun­ temperatures 73 to 78. CTear tonight with lows SO to 55. to get anything.” by children on their way home from school. try club after his weekly round of golf. He was just Light northerly winds this morning becoming light and The clause, which required coal But last week, Mrs. Girgenti was arrested with five easing himself into his (Dadillac when a bearded man ap­ variable this afternoon and tonight. Southerly winds companies to pay into miners’ other people in an alleged scheme to blow up a syn­ This aerial view of the Winter Park, Fla., sinkhole shows the proached and shot him in the head with a .38-caliber around 10 mph Tuesday. health and welfare funds each time agogue, a television tower and Jewish-own^ pawn weapon. they process non-union coal, has expansion as it grew to engulf several automobiles and a home shops. For her surprised neighbors, it was a stunning The assailant fled in a getaway car driven by another been reinserted into the new con­ Famous hole plus part of a swimming pool. Businesses were evacuated along blow. bearded man, police said. Long Island Sound tract with royalty payments in­ the edge when they were threatened on May 12. (UPI photo) Authorities had planned a televised re-enactment of Authorities say the suspects are members of a mili­ creased from 9L90 to 92.23 a ton. tant splinter group of the Klan known as the Confederate the crime on the c ity’s “ Crime Stoppers” series, a mul­ l,ong Island Sound from Watch Hill, R,l,, to Mon- Ed Bell, president of United Mine timedia campaign that attempts to elicit information Vigilantes of the KKK. lauk Point, N.Y.: Southerly winds 10 to 15 knoU this Workers union District 6 in Ohio, “ I think a lot of people were just shocked,” said the about difficult cases. But the re-enactment, scheduled afternoon. South to southeast winds 10 to M knoto said UMW members in his district for today, was dropped at the request of Wheeler’s fami­ assistant manager of the National Stor-All Mini tonight. Fair today. Increasing cloudiness tonight with a have gotten what they struck for, Warehouse across the street from Mrs. Girgenti’s ly few showers toward Tuesday morning. Visibility more and therefore will support the con­ Winter Park sinkhole Instead, police will review the progress of the in­ home. “ I think they probably tried to keep as quiet than 5 miles, lowering to 1 to 3 miles in showers and tract. around here as possible to avoid raising suspicion.” vestigation and perhaps show footage from the crime patchy fog late tonight. Average wave heights 2 to 4 feet “ I think the membership will ap­ Federal agents with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco scene. this afternoon. prove it and go back to work. It has and Firearms who searched Mrs. Girgenti's house found "We’re going through mounds of paper, wearing out quite a few things that are show leather, but an arrest is not imminent, as they a .38caliber automatic pistol, a 3 0 ^ rifle, a pump- is newest attraction different” from the pact that was say, ” said Hunt. “ It’s one of those types of crimes that action shotgun and anti-Semitic hate literature that in­ Extended outlook cluded a poster offering a $48,1X10 reward for Israeli defeated. Bell said. take a lot 6f work to solve.” Church scheduled three different WINTER PARK, Fla. (UPI) - crater opened. Some tried to join the Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Ind., outfit the whole family. appearances hours apart in West The sunburned tourists, their “ We were in south Florida and we fun by holding “ sinkhole sales ' but through Friday: Virginia today in barnstorming that children in tow, press against a decided we had to see this before we the Attorn line is still showing Massarhuaclta, Rhode Island and Conneclieuli is to carry him to coal fields in chain-link fence to U ke snapshots of went home. I ’ve never seen anything losses. The total damage has been Chance of showers Wednesday and 'Thursday, fair Nomination doubted Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Penn­ Florida’s newest and most natural like it," said Hobbs, who bought six set at 92 million. Friday. Lows in the 50s. highs in the 70s. sylvania. attraction — the Winter Park Roger Holler, a Chevrolet dealer, WASHINGTON (U PI) — Eleven of the 17 members of Cox, Bork to meet Vermont! Showers or thunderstorms likely shirts. " I think this is a good contract,” sinkhole. Officer Joe Guastella watches estimates he lost $300,(X)0 in sales the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are prepared Wednesday. Clearing Thursday. Fair Friday. Warm at Church said. “ I can’t see any reason It is an ugly site, this 4(X)-foot-wide over the procession of onlookers because of the sinkhole near his lot, to vote against Ernest Lefever’s nomination as human Crowd carrying posters and photographs fills WASHINGTON (U P I) - In 1973, President Richard first. High 75 to 85. Low 55 to 65. Cooler Thursday and why they (rank-and-file) would vote crater partially filled with muddy from a roadside stand complete and Gary Chavez of Imperial Laun­ rights spokesman and none of his four brothers thinks he the UN’s Dag Hammarskjold Plaza Sunday Nixon ordered the firing of special Watergate Friday. High 68 to 75. Low 45 to 55. against it. There’s nothing con­ water and the concrete, asphalt and with a lifeguard’s umbrella to shield dry and Dry Cleaners says it will should get the job. during rnasslve rally for Soviet Jewry. Organizers prosecutor Archibald Cox, and it fell to Solicitor Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of rain Wednesday troversial in it.” wood debris from the buildings, him from the sun. Five policemen take a year to make up lost business And as if that did not constitute a big enough obstacle said about 150,000 persons attended the event. General Robert Bork to carry out Nixon’s celebrated into Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs in the mid 80s to mid Nearly IIX) union members showed streets and swimming pool it “ We were closed for two weeks, to his confirmation, the Reagan administration appears (UPI photo) “ Saturday Night Massacre.” 70s and lows in the mid ^ to low 50s. up for the news conference, but said swallowed three weeks ago. It is but the bills didn’t stop coming reluctant to apply a “ full-court press” on Lefever’s Today, Cox, a Democrat who served as solicitor they weren’t sure what answers also irresistible. then,” said (Tiavez, whose store is behalf. general under John F. Kennedy, and Bork, a they were looking for. “ We couldn’t go home without precisely 11 feet from the edge of Sen Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., a member of the Foreign Republican, confront each other for the first time since National forecast United Mine IWorkers President Sam Church Jr. speaks to dozens “ We don’t even know what seeing it,” said RiU Lamb of Drexel the pit. Relations Committee, said Sunday “ something like 11” that Saturday night in testifying before a Senate sub­ Ugly crater Captain removed of Alabama coal miners who showed up for a news conference questions to ask now,” said miner Hill, Pa., accompanied by her 12- of the panel’s 17 members ’’are prepared to vote committee considering abortion legislation. By United Press Intemationsl that preceded Church's meeting with UMW District 20 leaders In Dennis Gilbert. “ We won’t see the year-old son Steven who thought the Altogether, six businesses were against” Lefever. Cox, a Harvard law professor and head of the citizens TOKYO (U PI) — The Navy stripped the veteran cap­ City i t Fcft Hi Lo Pep Lot Anfelet pc 78 6 6 .... Birmingham, Ala. Church discussed the proposed contract wlht contract until Wednesday. I don’t sinkhole was “ pretty neat," draws crowds evacuated because of the sinkhole Appearing on NBC’s "M eet the Press,” Tsongas said group Common Cause, and Bork, a Yale law professor, Alt^uerque c ao 46 .... LoultviUe r 78 64 tain of a Polaris missile submarine of his command and the soft coal Industry that will be voted on Saturday and said he think Sam's being here is going to The sinkhole was caused by ero­ The worst losses were suffered by Secretary of State Alexander Haig is not pushing for are two of nine law professors prepared to offer their Anchorage pc 61 46 .. Memphis r 17 72 reprimanded him and another officer for the April 9 85 (B 1.02 matter. The contract will either sion in the limestome aquifer that the German Car Service owned by Lefever's confirmation Tsongas said he has not been legal opinions on a Senate bill that would outlaw abor­ Asheville r Miami Beach pc 88 76 . . saw no reason why the contract should not bo approved. (UPI ramming of a freighter that killed two Japanese Atlanta r 80 67 .51 Milwaukee c 61 46 .... carry itself on its owfi merit or it lies below most of Florida. Water Karl SchoepfUn. Besides the bac.k of approached by anyone in the administration “ who is tion. 75 48 10 photo) his garage, five Porsche sports cars seamen, the U.S. Embassy said today. Billings r Minneapolis pc 78 B ... . won't pass.” levels in the aquifer are at an all- and two firefighters guard the scene supporting this nominee.” "The bill would decree human life begins at conception Birmingham r 81 70 .46 Nashville r n 67 01 and a Datsun camper tumbled into An embassy spokesman said U.S. official!^ had time low because of drought con­ 24 hours a day. The committee reopens confirmation hearings on and grant the fetus all the protections of the 14th Boston c 80 60 01 New Orleam r 8 8 72 M the pit. notified the Japanese government of the action, taxen as Brwnsvill Ta pc n 77 .. New York c 71 6 0 .... ditions and scientists say the He says most of the visitors stay Lefever this week, with President Reagan still backing Amendment. If the bill ultimately is enacted and Itself Three of the cars and the camper the result of a continuing Navy probe of the ramming of Buffalo c a 41 .. OUahm Cty pc 81 6 6 .... 0 resulting lack of supportive behind the fence, but so far 15 people his controversial choice as assistant secretary of state ruled constitutional, it would nullify the Supreme Court Chrlstn S.C. pc 80 72 ...• were recovered. The other two cars the Japanese freighter Nissho Maru by the USS George Omaha pc tt m .. ‘pressure contributed to the cave-in. have been arrested for breaking for human rights. ruling that had the effect of legalUing abortion. Charrlott N.C r 88 6 6 8 6 Philadelphia c 78 8$ are gone forever — lost in 75-foot- Washington. They noted the officers can appeal. f “ I think this is Florida’s Mount St. through, including one 21-year-oId Tsongas was asked if Haig is supporting Lefever. Other witnesses expected to appear before the Senate Chicago c 72 50 . . Pboenii pc 88 76 Government tokescity deep muddy water, 50 feet below “ "The commander of the submarine was relieved of his Cleveland c 80 40 II 42 Helens,” said another tourist. Dot- man who jumped in the sinkhole “ to T think he supports him the way any secretary sup­ Judiciary subcommittee on separation of powers were Pittsburgh c ground level. command and was issued a letter of reprimand,” an em­ Columbus cy 68 51 Portland Me c 72 42 « tie Greco of San Diego, while posing see what it was like." ports a nominee,” the senator replied "But there ... Robert Nagel of Cornell University, Baslle Uddo of 86 69 79 Now that the worst is over, bassy statement said. “ In addition, the officer of the Dallas pc Portland'Ore c 72 81 .... for a picture next to the “ Sinkhole “They come from all over — have been no phone calls made, none of the things that Loyola University, Carl Degler of Stanford University, Denver pc 76 48 .10 Providence c 81 80 .M Florida’s lawmakers are con­ deck was issued a letter of reprimand.” Monster” created by costume store Nevada, Utah, New York.It’s died would suggest this is really a full-court press. James Mohr of the University of Maryland, William Des Moines cy 80 81 Richmond cy 88 67 .U sidering helping the city of Winter M ilitary sources said letters of reprimand usually Detroit pc 68 44 owner Dennis Phillips. down some, but they come in a "1 have spoken to no one ... who was strongly suppor­ Marshner of Christendom College and Victor St Louis r 76 64 S Park. There’s talk of a $400,000 ap­ Duluth r 62 51 .... B .. Phillips, whose shop is across the steady stream day and night,” block chances for promotion and in most cases, the Rosenblum of Northwestern University. Salt Lake Oty c 78 Bangladesh coup ends ting this nominee.” propriation to repair the swimming affected officers resign Uieir commissions. El Paso pc 96 60 San Antonio pc 87 72 street from the sinkhole, is doing a Guastella said. “ You should see it at Hartford c 78 50 6 8 ... . pool ruined in the cave-in, and there Cmdr. Robert D. Woehl, 41, was skipper of the George San Diego pc 71 brisk business in “ Winter Park 2 a.m. when^ll the bars close.” Honolulu r 86 72 02 San Francisco c 67 81 . . rebellion in Chittagong, 150 miles Sinkhole, 1981" T-shirts, Residents is proposed legislation to extend Washington, the first American submarine to carry Indianapolis pc 74 57 San Juan cy r 77 .81 DACCA, Bangladesh (UPI) — Laughable to most, the sinkhole is 88 70 04 southeast of Dacca, the radio said. sinkhole insurance coverage to Polaris missiles, and Lt. Roy Hampton was officer of Jacksn Mss, p c Seattle c 6 6 U .... Government troops regained control and tourists buy them at 95 apiece. no joke to the people who lost Jacksonville pc 97 65 B No funeral plans were announced property and businesses. PLO rep killed the deck at the time of the ’ ’hit-and-run" incident in the Spokane c 67 .... of tbe port city of Chittagong from Most, like Robert Hobbs of Warsaw, property and customers when the Kansas City pc 75 54 Tampa pc i t 71 for Zia, but officials said the East Oiina Sea. Martha tribute Las Vegas c 90 72 rebels today and captured the leader Waahlngton pc B B president’s body would lie in state in BRUSSELS, Belgium (U PI) — The representative of 'The Nissho Maru sank within minutes, the 13 sur­ Little Rock pc 87 66 WIchlUpc...... 76 81 of a three-day bloody coup during the Palestine Liberation Organization in Belgium was the capital before it was returned to vivors in the 15-man crew said. The survivors drifted in PINE BLUFF, Ark. (U P I) - A life-sized bronze bust which President Zlaur Rahman and assassinated today, shot five times as he left his home, lifeboats for 19 hours before being rescued and the Navy eight aides were assassinated in his hometown of Bogra, 180 miles of Martha Beall Mitchell, with an inscription extolling northwest of Dacca, for burial. police said. did not report the accident to the Japanese for 36 hours. the virtues of truth, was unveiled before 500 hometown their sleep. The coup attempt began in the Police sources said Naim Khader, 41, was hit by five admirers on the fifth anniversary of her death. Authorities said President Zia’s predawn hours Saturday when the bullets fired by an unknown assailant. Khader. a lawyer “ She is our biggest tourist attraction,” Ray West, who body was found in a shallow grave with a degree from Brussels University, had headed the plotters shot and killed Zlaur and was a close friend of Mrs. Mitchell, said at the near the ChitUgong Engneering eight aides while they slept in a PLO office in Belgium since its creation five years ago. ceremony Sunday “ People come here every day to visit College, about 24 miles outside Almanac government rest house in Chit­ The PLO office in Brussels issued a statement saying her grave and her home.” BangUdesh’s major port, and was Ugong. the killers were “ without any doubt the Israeli secret Mrs. Mitchell, the late wife of former Attorney immediately flown to Dacca for a Vice President Abdus SatUr, 73, services” and said Khader “ is added to the list of the General John Mitchell who said she had learned “ never state funeral. numerous Palestinian victims of Zionist aggression.” Lottery .,was sworn in as acting president to lie,” made headlines with her late-night telephone Rebel chief Maj. Gen. Manzur A person who saw Khader shot as he left his home when world of Zia’s death was conversations with newspaper reporters and her call for Ahmed and a number of his sup­ about 9 a.m chased the gunman but he fl$d on foot. By United Press International received in Dacca, the capiUl of the resignation of Richard Nixon during the Watergate porters were captured about 40 Police, who were given a detailed description of the gun­ Today is Monday, June 1, the 152nd day of 1981 with Bangladesh. Sattar was con­ scandal. miles southeast of Chittagong while Numbers drawn Satur­ 3349 213 to follow. valescing at a mlliUry hospiUl at man. followed in patrol cars. “ At a time when the noblest ideals of the nation were they were driving toward the Indian Khader came to Belgium ^fter the 1967 Middle Elast day in New England: Rhode Island daily: 7200. The moon is approaching Ita new phase. the time of Zia’s death but nnade a threatened from within, Martha Beall Mitchell knew the border, government sources said. Connecticut daily: 240. Vermont daily : 782. "^e morning star if Mars. broadcast to the nation saying all war and married a Belgian woman. He had already truth and wrote it on her lips. It cost her dearly to tell Manzur’s arrest came after Maine daily: 595. Massachusetts daily evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and treaties and agreements with other worked unofficially for the PLO before he was ap­ the truth,” J. Howard Ekllngton, the pastor of her government troops regained control pointed head of the organization’s Brussels office when New Hampshire daily: 3872. nations would be honored. church in Pine Bluff said. SatJHIIS,, ' ■'— of Chittagong without resistance The rebellion was led by Maj. it was set up in 1976. Those bornNSP this date are under d e ggn,pf Gonini. aixl BangUdesh radio announced a Gen. Manzur, a former chief of the English poet John Masefield was bom Jime 1, lira . i 990,000 reward for the capture — On this day In history: general sU ff who was sacked by the dead or alive — of the coup master­ In 1912, President James Madison warned Congresa president and givea a desk job in mind. war with Great BiiUln wasJmminent. The War o f 1812 ChitUgong. Manzur reportedly was ’The general fled after his troops started 17 days later. a leftist who'took a hard line on Capitol Region nighlights abandoned their posts and fled into In 1964, the U.S. Supreme Court banned prayers and Bangladesh’s troubled relations the bush In the face of an ultimatum ...... *■ , a . Bible teaching in public schools. with neighboring India. for surrender, effectively ending the President Zlaur In 1973, Premier George Paradopoutos abolished the Greek monarchy and proclaimed the country a republic Checking tasks Transfer sought to ease cuts with himself as president.

VERNON — Arthur Michals, a member of the EAST H ARTFORD — Mayor George Dagon is EAST H ARTFORD — The Transporatlnn Com­ Chicago transit British troops Inspect (he wreckage of a car following an explosion Board of Education, wants the board to examine asking the Town Council’s approval to transfer mittee of the Chamber of Commerce has proposed of a car bomb in which an army bomb disposal expert was killed job descriptions to see if the duties the supervisors 1458,288 from the town’s reserve account to1>alance using portions of state and federal taxes on gasoline Irish violence while trying to defuse the device. The Incident took place near and department heads are performing are ap­ this year's municipal budget. and diesel fuel to jw y for road maintenance to make iianfl|palfr Hrralft Newry In Northern Ireland on a small road In South Armagh, a few propriate. The money is ne^ed b^ause of union contracts up forcuts in state and federal funding. miles from the border with the Irish Republic. (UPI photo) Michals said he is interested in finding out if the settled this year. It will pay for wage increases for Local and state legislators are being asked to Mayor makes a list school system is top-heavy with planners and coor­ firefighters and town employees who are union adopt legislation using the taxes and to consider Official Mancheiter ISewtpaper dinators whose duties coincide. He said he thinks members. It is also needed for pending contracts as recommendations to Improve mass transportation USPS 327-500 205 springboard for discussion. Micahel Madigan, D-Chicago. "The there is some overlapping of the resposibilities of the police and public works unions are also which is also being affected by funding cuts. CHICAGO (U P I) - Mayor Jane The list was to be discussed at list of suggestions are from all (our the department chairmen at the h i^ and middle negotiating contracts. Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Byrne and key state legislators late state Democratic and Republican sides.” schools and the overall academic supervisors. The transfer will leave 9142,000 in the reserve ac­ the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. , Sunday drew up a list o f 10 legislative caucuses In the state ’The weekend summit meetings IRA claims kill credit The administration is in the process of preparing Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at suggestions, including an InunedUte count to last until the end of this fiscal year. The also incliuled discussion of reviving a study covering staffing and functions of depart­ Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address fare hike a ^ a freeze of labor con­ capital, Springfield, today. council will act on the request Tuesday night. a proposed tax on oil companies and BELFAST, Northern Ireland buried with full IRA “ military” An intensive manhunt was ment heads and supervisors which might answer tracts, to rescue the failing mass ’Three suburban buslines already changes to The Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. talk about Chicago assuming control (U P I) — A policeman ws shot dead honors, including a three-volley gun ordered in west Belfast. Roadblocks Michals questions, school officials said. ' Traffic stopper 06040. * transit system in the nation’s second have shut down because of a lack of of mass transit operations within while guarding a mystery hospital salute fired by uniformed, masked checked passing m otorists and largest city. . funds. Three commuter railroads the city. patient and a B riti^ soldier was IRA volunteers. . security forces searched dozens of SOUTH WINDSOR - About 70 resldenU of the Mrs. Byrne convened Sunday s are expected to stop running by the To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- Mrs. Byrne has vowed she will not killed by, a boobytrap bomb in a In Belfast, three IRA extremists houses occupied by IRA sym­ Group home area of the proposed Buckland Commons Mall, five-hour meeting and a nine-hour middle of tbe week unless funds are 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday allow the city’s mass transit system sharp escalation of the war between shot and killed a part-time pathizers, police sources said. Power outage caused a traffic slow-down Saturday to protest the session Saturday in an attempt to forthcoming. through Friday and 7 to 10 a m. SatunUy. Delivery to come to a halt, and suggested the the IR A and security forces in policeman guarding a patient in the In South Armagh, Warrant O fficer GLASTONBURY - A house on Wickham Road building of the mall. should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and ))y avert a colUpie of the six-county ’The Chicago Transit Authority, city would take over the system if Northern Ireland. Royal Victoria Hospital on the city’s Michael O’Neill was killed instantly WINDSOR LOCKS - A broken pipe caused is being considered by a regional education agency The protest w u to demonstrate bow traffic would 7:30 a.m. Saturday. mass transit system, which used by an estimated 800,000 riders such a criais appeared imminent. The two deaths Sunday brought to predominantly Catholic west side. when the boobytrapped car he was electric shocks and forced the shut-off of electricity as a group home for high school students. be if the sbopptfw center is built. Residents claim Suggested carrier rates are 61.20 weekly, 95.12 for one allocated Its last monies each week day, is expected to sur­ ^n. James "Pate” Philip, a 22 the number of people killed in the T h e 30-year-oId married examining exp lod^ . The 34-year- in two apartments on South Main Street Friday The Capitol Region Ekiucation (Council has asked that the Town of Manchester will benefit nmre from Wednesday. vive until at least June 12. month, 915.35 for three months, 990.70 for six months, leading Republican who attended three weeks since the death of IRA policeman was attacked by two men old bomb expert was killed just a night. for a variance from the 2!oning Board of Appeals to taxes than South Windsor will and that South Wind­ and 961.40 for one year. Mall rates are available on The Regional Transportation ’The list drawn up Sunday Included tbe m eeting, Sunday said suburban hunger striker Bobby Sands May 5. and a woman who escaped, leaving a few miles from the road where the A pipe on the second floor in one of the permit about six special education students to live sor will get the traffic and the pollution. request. Authority, the umbrella agency for ' suggestions for an Im m e ^ te (are Republicans might agree to a In Londonderry, two provisional handgun behind, police said. One of IRA detonated a landmine two apartments, broke in the early evening and flooded in the home. The bouse is owned by former Town The mall will be discussed at a public hearing on the area’s mass transit, reserved hike, creation of a metropolitan statewide sales tax increase of up to IRA men shot dead by a plainclothes them had fired the gun at polntblank weeks ago, killing five British the kitchen and bathroom and the kitchen and part Manager Donald Peach. June 16 and 17. The developers are requesting a To place a classified or display advertisement, or to only 93.5 mllUon lor an orderly shut­ transportation agency to represent a half cent on the dollar to rescue British soldier were given a range, hitting the unidentified of­ soldiers. of the living room of the apartment below, town of­ If the variance is granted the students would live zone change for the site which is on the down. each county, and a freeie of labor report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. paramilitary funeral. ficer several times. Security forces sealed the area ficials said. The water seeped into the wiring and in the home and attend the residential Eklucation Manchester-South Windsor town lines. The change Tbe mayor said tbe group had contracts until June 1903. Another the RTA. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thousands of Roman Catholics Police said the identity of the slain and brought in sniffer dogs to try to children living in the first floor apartment got Center In Elast Hartford. The ZBA will consider the would be from rural, one-acre residential to Friday. found some ’’common ground” in Item suggested revenues be linked ’The mayor called tbe summit lined the streets of the Creggan dis­ officer would be released today. detect any other hidden bombs. shocks as they walked across the floor. request at its June 8 meeting. desiipied commercial. the funding criais. Iliey presented to operating costs by fixed percen­ because legislators have failed to ’They would not divulge the name of O’N eill and the policeman were thair UHiolnt list of suggestions to a tages. agree on a financial package to pre­ trict for the double funeral of the patient or why he was being the 21st and 22nd fatalities since M ws conferance Sunday night, but “ No one agrees with all the vent an area-wide shutdown of the Charles Maguire, 21, and George guarded for security reasons. Sands died M ay 5. alraasad the list was m erely a points,” said House Minority Leader RTA. Maebreartv. 23. Both men were

< - ' ; 1 4 — THE HERALD, Mon.^June 1, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., June 1, 1981 — 5 Task force sets meeting Warnings due on Thursday

MANCHESTER - The for town lots Manchester Task Force on Interracial Relations will hold its MANCHESTER - The Parking are reluctant to walk to those spaces second meeting a 7:30 p.m. Authority decided this morning to In the farther reaches of the lots. Thursday in the dining room of the print warning leaflets which will be The more convenient spaces are Student Center at Manchester Com­ placed on cart parking all-day in provided primarily for shoppers. munity College. two-hour spaces in municipal The all-day spaces are provided Manchester residents who are in­ parking lots. mainly for employees. terested in improving interracial The St. James parking lot will he They said it is unfair to allow relations, particularly between ew M ially targeted. some downtown employees to park blacks and whites are invited to at­ The fliers will be placed on the all-day In two-hour public spaces, tend. cars for a limited time instead of while others pay for convenient The meeting will include reports tickets, to give motorists fair war­ private parking. from three subgroups in the areas of ning they are illegally parked. Authority members noted that equal employment opportunities, The leaflets will not be distributed people who complain about education, and black white until sometime in early July. Manchester’s parking situation dialogue Authority members said the fliers should take a look at Hartford, The task force last met April 30 as will also include notice of municipal where private parking spaces cost a follow-up to the Forum on parking spaces available for all-day as much as $60 a month. Interracial Relations. Black and parking. But the Parking Authority did White: Understanding One Another The parking authority has agree to provide 10 extra parking- The forum, which was sponsored by Jurisdiction over municipal parking spaces at the south side of the the Manchester Area Conference of Jacob Ludes, principal at Manchester High School, and John Youth In Government Day was observed throughout Manchester lots, but not on-street parking, Forest and Main streets parking lot. Good weather usually finds construction crews busy throughout Manchester Churches, Manchester Community Friday. High School students assumed duties of various town and which is the police‘chief’s respon­ The authority also decided this working on a variety of projects. Here workers are busy on a water project at College. Manchester Herald. Topping, a student at the school, were among the participants In a morning to hire a part-time summer Manchester water work Youth in Government Day Friday throughout the town. The student school leaders during the special program. Adult and youth par­ sibility. the Interesectlon of Grandview Street and Drescher Road. (Herald photo by League of Women Voters. Commis­ Youth leaders Auttiority members agreed there employee at the minimum wage to sion on Human Relations, and the leaders and their adult counterparts were hosted at a lunch at the ticipants were hosted at a lunch at the Army and Navy Club, Main Pinto) Street, at the conclusion of the program. (Herald photo by Bur­ is a problem with cars illegally help run the municipal lots. Manchester Community Services Army and Navy Club. Topping served as high school principal using short-term two hour parking The summer employee will work Council, drew over 100 persons to during the special program. (Herald photo by Burbank) bank) spaces all day. They said there is no - 25 hours a week, the authority hear keynote speakers address shortage of all-day parking spaces in decided. black white problems and par­ Not keeping with trend municipal lots, but they said people ticipate in afternoon workshops MHS students take reins of town Home building slackens Although there was little crime to By Pat Courtney day at 8:30 a m. in the Municipal various intricasies of the town's ment of Finance, and went over the see first-hand. Lammy said he liked By Hilary Rosenberg around here,” he said. The building for U & R Housing Corp., said the interest in home building has Summer hours Herald Reporter Building, and ended it at the Army water and sewer system. budget Thomas Moore, to whom she and Navy Club for a luncheon With "W e found out what he does all relinquished her position at mid­ meeting other police officers and Herald Reporter activity in Connecticut defies a company is building only one-fourth declined. surveying the streets as the police MX M i l ESTER - The M ANCHESTER - The town the town officials whose jobs they day," said Richardson, "and we dis­ day, The controller's job. Bliss said, slowdown in housing construction the homes it was building two years While Manchester is experiencing do. He'll run for another town posi­ M ANCHESTER - While new Manchester Recreation Department government was in the hands of 17 had taken for four hours. cussed things like the Main Street was “really interesting" but she nationwide, he said. ago. a lull in the housing market, sur­ tion next year, he says, because he'd home construction is soaring will offer summer hours for use of high school students Friday mor­ The election for the town changes, the HUD suit, the bidding wasn't dissuaded from her career Rotenberg said he was unsure of A renewed interest in home rounding towns are dding well, ac­ statewide, recovered from the the Nike Site Rifle Range beginning ning. and order was apparently manager's job had been a tie, so procedure for water projects." plans — to become an engineer — to like to see what other department the reasons behind the surge in building surfaced in March but, cording to housing department slump of a year ago, home building next week. The range will be open maintained during their stay. winners Steven Dietz of West Mid­ Dietz acknowledged that a career in consider a career in town govern­ heads do. home building in Connecticut. He Murdock said, "all of a sudden it statistics. in Sfanchester has declined in the for public shooting of rifles and or Elected by their fellow dle St. and Dave Richardson of town government "sounds pretty ment. Not all the students w ere speculated that mortgage rates died out” when mortgage interest Glastonbury, Vernon and South past year, according to state pistols on Wednesday and Friday Manchester High School students to Phelps Road, both sophomores, sat good". He liked the drafting in­ Greg Lammy of Spencer Street, a strangers to town government, lower than the rest of the country rates went up. Windsor have built many more Department of Housing statistics. evenings from 6 p.m. until 8 p m lake over town functions for Student amiably together at the luncheon volved with the Public Works sophomore-turned-police chief, ad­ however. Doug O'Brien of Horton and unseasonably mild weather "W e’ve had to cut our crews con­ houses and condominiums than For housing construction in and on Saturdays from 9 a m until Government Day. the group was in head table and agreed that they had department work, and said that he mitted that a career as a police of­ Road served as superintendent of earlier this year accounted for the siderably” in the past several Manchester in the past year, the Connecticut, 1980 was the slowest 12 noon The range will be closed unanimous agreement at the mor­ "really enjoyed" their day. Because had studied drafting already in ficer now looked more attractive parks and cemeteries, but he's a bit < increase. months, he said. data indicated. period since World War II, Charles from July 18 through Aug 22 A ning's end that their experience had town manager Bob Weiss was out of school, than before. more familiar with the town at­ In contrast to the rest of the state, Other builders in the area have Murdock attributed the slump in Rotenberg of the planning and Recreation Membership card is been both interesting and infor- town for the day, the two accom­ Bliss Blodget, of Knollwood Road, But mostly, he said, he just had a torney's post, which is his father's. in Manchester home building fell 30 experienced a similar slowdown in Manchester to high mortgage rates research division of the housing required For further information, matne panied Public Works Director Jay a junior, served as controller for the "great time", riding in a police car Nonetheless, young O'Brien enjoyed percent from six homes in March home construction. "It seems combined with stiff town building department said. call 647-3084 between 8:30 a m and The group, which ranged from Giles for the morning, touring the day. She began the morning meeting with Capt. Henry Minor, com­ his stint with Robert Harrison, the 1980 to four in March of this year, slow,” Richard Pelletier of regulations and high land costs. The In March of this year, 756 new 4:30 p m sophomores to seniors, began their Lincojii Center, and discussing with staff members of the Depart­ mander of the Patrol Division. actual parks superintendent. the data related. Pelletier Builders Inc. said. "W e’ve costs, he said, are "pretty hard for a housing units were built, up 86 per­ Comparing the first quarter of had no inquiries (for new homes) family man to absorb." cent from March 1960, according to 1980 to the first quarter of this year, from Manchester in the past year.” Currently a new Housing the latest available statistic. The the statistics indicate a statewide Walter Behrmann of Ehrmann & Resource Panel is studying these early reports of April building in­ increase in new home construction Sons Inc. said home construction is the various aspects of home buying dicate the same rising trend, of 21 percent and a 46 percent "not as lucrative as it was." He said in Manchester that have contributed Bond remains $10,000 Rotenberg said. decrease in Manchester. requests for home renovations are to a current shortage of affordable "W e’re doing something right Robert Murdock, sales manager up considerable from last year while housing. MANCHESTER - A Superior was stopped by police as he headed defense said. Court judge last week refused to west along Route 2. State attorneys said Elkins hadn't lower bond on .a Hartford man, The defense said Elkins in the past provided the government with infor­ whose attorney characterized him provided information to the Federal mation “ in some time." although Asks for forgiveness as a government informer, after he Bureau of Investigation and was the defense said an assistant U.S. at­ was arrested by State Police on considered a "very good" source by torney said he was interested in following up leads provided by iw u r M u v m u ; Route 2 in East Hartford and federal prosecutors. Elkins has ad­ charged with carrying a weapon in a ditional information which may be Elkins. motorvehicle. of use to federal prosecutors, the In denying the bond reduction, Minister admits mistake Judge Edward O'Connell ordered defense said. O'Connell said the federal Herman W. Elkins held on $10,000 At the time of his arrest, Elkins prosecutors haven't indicated to OXNARD, Calif. (UPI) - A proached his car and he rolled down ment and released on his own Californians for Biblical Morality. non-surety bond while he awaits was seeking to protect himself him any interest in Elkins, and said, minister arrested in a crackdown on the window and begaq talking with recognizance. “ Actually I have never been ac­ June 18 pretrial hearings. against persons who wrongly "I'm not going to sit here and be prostitution tearfully told his con­ her. Rothenberger, 40, said he has not tive in the council and I have not According to state attorneys, believed he had supplied informa­ jjangled by the federal authorities." gregation he used "bad judgment” ” I knew that she was a yet been formally charged with an attended any of their meetings in tion which was used against them by Elkins was carrying a loaded .57 and asked church members to prostitute,” he said. " I u ^ bad offense and that the charge under the last two years, " he said. government prosecutors, the caliber magnum handgun when he forgive him. judgment and injudiciously said which he was booked was a mis­ The organization claims a After the Rev. Edward things that led her to believe that I demeanor. membership of I.IXX) pastors and Rotbenberg, a member of the ad­ might be a customer. I never in­ The minister said he had refused 5(X),000 church members and calls visory council of Californians for tended to go through with it.” to talk to re|x>rters and would con­ for the eradication of prostitution, Wesleyan awards degrees Biblical Morality, told his story The minister said he drove away tinue that stance but he felt he must abortion and homosexuality This sketch of Phase I of the expansion program at Manchester during the Sunday service, and was arrested about half a mile tell his story to his congregation. "1 find it incredible that this Memorial Hospital shows the new mental health facility and the MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A film In a speech to the graduates. Brightest” also urged the graduates members of the OxMrd Baptist away. The "prostitute” was an un­ "There is a time to run and a time matter has been seized upon by the director, a journalist, an organic Halberstam drew a parallel not to accept "a new fashion in Temple rallied behind him without a dercover police woman. to stand." he said. "Last Friday media, television, UPI, that it is Phl3 S© I two new floors being added above the existing special care zone. even being printed in Connecticut — chemist and the wife of one of the between the origins of the Vietnam America today — a belief that it is word of dissent. Rothenberger was among 85 peo­ (when news of his arrest was dis­ I he view is looking from Guard Street, toward the west. The this matter of a minister in a small architects are Frid, Ferguson, Mahaffey and Perry and Industrial former hostages in Iran have shared war and the presence of U.S. all right not to be concerned with in­ Tears streaming down his cheeks, ple arrested May 15 near the shop­ closed ) was a time to run and now is military advisors in El Salvador. time to stand." California town," Rothenberger Construction Co. is the construction manager. academic honors at Wesleyan justice and to care less for the vic­ Rothenberger told the bushed crowd ping center that had a reputation as University’s commencement. "The number in El Salvador is tims of our own society.” of about 400 how be was arrested. a haven of prostitution. He was Rothenberger said he found it “ in­ said. The liberal arts college Sunday small but then so it once was in Viet­ Also receiving honorary degrees Shane Vendrillo, left and July LaPlante, showed a display of Por­ He said he had been ill for several taken into custody on suspicion of credible" that his arrest has drawn “ I would rather die than em­ handed out diplomas to 625 seniors nam, too,” said Halberstam. were film director and producer tuguese dolls and costumes at an ethnic fair held Friday afternoon days and decided to leave his home "disorderly conduct— prostitution" national attention and suggested the barrass you and my church 1 ask for news media had jumped on the story your forgiveness.” and awarded 108 advanced degrees, "Each advisor who is killed Frank Capra, winner of three at Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) and go to a store in the shopping under the California Penal Code, including six doetprates. becomes, not a rationale for pulling Academy Awards; Louisa Kennedy, center. He said a' "voung lady” ap­ booked at the Oxnard Police Depart­ b'ecaus^ of his affiliation with Hospital plans drive David' Halberstam, author and out, but a rationale for putting in the wife of ex-hostage Moorehead winner of the 1964 Pulitzer Prize for even more advisors and then ground Kennedy who founded an organiza­ his coverage of the Vietnam war a^ troops. Dare we have such short tion that helped families of the a New York Times reporter, was memories?” hostages, and Max Tishler, an among the four honorary degree The author of "The Powers That organic chemist and emeritus Main Street project to increase safety to raiseAs million recipients. B e” and ’’The Best and The professor at Wesleyan. MANCHESTER - Highway im­ The traffic islands at the soij,thwest ^ jiealth center and the addition of two conforming house. The new building Roast By Barbara Richmond provements at Main and Center streets, and northeast corners of the intersection floors above Uie 1970 wing. will allow expansion from 26 to 36 Herald Reporter scheduled to get under way late this will be enlarged, while the island on East Gallacher said tlie mental health beds. year, will involve realigning the southern Center Street across from the Southern M ANCHESTER — The organiza­ facility is due for completion by the The building program will also in­ planned portion of Main Street with the northern New England Telephone Co. will be tion is now being put together for a end of February 1982. clude new boiler facilities and some stretch of the street. modified. fund drive to raise $3 million for the The two new stories will house a other renovations. MANCHESTER - An The measures involved in the project Also, new sidewalks will be installed in expansion program now under way new maternity department and will The next phase of the program all-star cast of experienced will allow traffic to flow in a smoother front of Center Congregational Church. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. enable hospital officials to expand will include the renovation of the "roasters" will on hand and safer fashion at that intersection, ac­ Traffic signals will be changed..(o Andy Beck, public relations direc­ the number of birthing rooms. The central building which was built in June . 2, when the cording to state Department of make most traffic movements unop­ tor for the hospital, said the $3 area will also include a completely 1938 and which currently houses the Manchester March of Transportation officials. posed at the intersection and to allow for million goal was set after careful equipped operating room where maternity department and the west Dimes conducts its fourth In the project, the. three Buildings on an exclusive walk phase for pedestrians. consideration was given to it by Caesareans can be performed. Now wing of the 1948 building will be Annual Celebrity Roast, they have to be performed in the TOBO the southern part of Main Street, Center and East Center streets were John DeQuattro, general campaign remodeled to meet state codes. with Town Manager between East Center and Ford streets, realigned in a previous road improve­ chairman, and hospital officials. He regular operating rooms in another The final part of the program will - -Robert Weiss the will be removed to allow that section of said they feel it's a realistic goal part of the hospital. ment project. include the demolition of the “ roastee." The full-course Main Street to be shifted east. that the Greater Manchester area The expansion program will also The original building built in 1919. It was dinner will be at Willie’s can handle. The expected cost of the allow the hospital to expand the decided to do this after hospital of­ Steak House, with a social expansion program is 326.2 million. emergency department as well as ficials found it would be too expen­ hour at 6:30 p.m. and Beck said teams of volunteers are th e laboratory and X-ray sive to remodel it to bring it up to longlife dinner at 7:30 p.m. he being organized to work on various departments. This section is safety codes. And finally, the three program will follow. aspects of the fund-raising cam­ scheduled for completion by July houses the hospital owns, across the The list of "roasters” is t BE OUR GUEST ^ paign. 1982 street, will be tom down to make headed by Jim cholee. Phase I of the two-phase expan­ The new mental health facility way for more parking facilities. McCavanagh, town direc­ will allow the hospital to replace sion program is well under way. In tor, who will serve as The members of First Church of Christ. Scientist. Manchester. fact, it's moving ahead of the and consolidate the current psy­ master-of ceremonies. The original schedule, Michael chiatric facilities that are housed, in others are' Manchester Invite you to hear part, in a former private home Gallacher, assistant director of the Fisherman Mayor Steve Penney; Matt a free public lecture on Christian Science entitled. hospital said. across the street from the main Moriarty Jr., a former This phase includes a new mental facility. Currently, 11 of the 26 psy­ mayor; Nate Agostinelli, chiatric beds are located in the non- leaves jail also a former mayor and — now president of the S«li-prap«UMl N«w3-ln-l, 21** •THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF MANCHESTER - A New Bed­ Manchester State Bank; IUarB4^|g«r Suli-prop«lUd ford fisherman arrested here May Bill Johnson, president of THE HEALING CHRIST” Pramlum Modal 20790. MuloMr-Dwlux* 21, charged with threatening a local the Savings Bank of i i h p a r man with a knife was released Raar bag inanauvar- Pramium Modal 18010. Manchester public records Manchester; and Eleanor Lawn TVactor abillly. High Torqua* by John A. Qrant. C.8.B.. a member of Friday after six days in custody. Mulchaa, or oula and Coltman, a long-thna angina with baga giaaa, vacuuma David A. Almeida, 23, was Modal 87360. Supailor cut, The Christian Science Board of Lectureship ^ member of the Manchester oomioit and dui^Ully. Kay-Lai:lric* Uail. laavaa. released by Manchester Superior Board of Eklucation. Release of allarhmrnt Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. to be given In our church edifice Court after Assistant State’s At­ Tickets may be obtained Tbfo upo—orud crudll ovoUabl*. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. against Henry Hurst Jr. torney Cornelius Shea from McCavanagh and Joe against Henry Hurst Jr. Savings Bank o f Manchester recommended a sentence equal to Hacbey, who are co- Release o f lien against Henry Hurst. 447 North Main Street the length of Almeida’s incarcera­ chairmen of the event; CAPITOL EQUPMENT This diagram shows plans for reconstruction at the Center where the two sec­ Dr. Philip Goldenberg and Dr. (Juilelaim deed tion. Phil Harrison of Harrison’s Monday evening June 1. 1981 at 8:00 p.m. tions of Main Street will be brought Into alignment after buildings on the Subrata Basu against Henry Hurst John I. and Deborah A. Hanley to Almeida reportedly was here Stationers and Steve SSMMH trKET Center reconstruction Savitt Inc. against Henry and Charles G. and Wanda M. Mearmar. visiting bis estranged wife when the Werbner in the Municipal aoutheaai corner are torn down. (Diagram based on one by the Connecticut Nora Hurst. V 6 4 t - 7 9 M aTBralMfiMRghT* Care for small children will be provided incident occurred. Building. Department of Transportation) A — THE HERALD^Mqn.j^June 1, 1961 . t hTHE e h e HERALD,r Mon., June 1. 1961 ■ Slaying to revive jai alai investigation

OPINION / Commentaty HARTFORD (UPI) - Chief lacked money and manpower to con­ Wheeler, former owner of Hartford April. proven, though. SUte's Attorney Austin McGuigan tinue the probe. Those arrests stemmed from a Jai Alai. TTie jai alai grand jury convened The investigation never got computer check by the now defunct says he will revive a dormant grand McGuigan indicated the jai alai Authorities suspect the gunman in February 1979 to probe alleged beyond the Milford frontoiL state Gaming (Commission. Jui7 probe into alleged corruption in investigation might meet the same and a getaway driver who fled the betting corruption in Connecticut’s although in 1979 federal tax char^^ Connecticut jai alai In the wake of fate. country club after the slaying may three frontons. Last year the commission began were brought against 14 people who an investigation into a partnership the slaying of a former sUte fronton ”I don’t want a charade,” he said. have been hired killers. By late 1979, 11 people had been allegedly were cashing winning owner. But Jay Jackson, the governor’s W heeler, 55, an electronics between Wheeler and three Florida arrested and several had pleaded tickets at Hartford Jai Alai for dog tracks. McGuigan said Saturday he had counsel, said McGuigan "will be magnate and chief executive officer guilty to fixing games at the Milford others to avoid paying taxes on the One of the three was owned by been assured by Gov. William backed up with whatever resources of Telex Corp., was shot to death Jai Alai fronton in 1977. winnings. Politicians are afraid of the people O’Neill that he would be given the West Flagler Associates, Ltd. of he needs. His hands are not tied by a Wednesday following a golf game at Investigators suspected organized The suspMts were charged with resources needed to conduct the lack of resources.” the posh Southern Hills Country crime involvement In the elaborate Florida. Jack B, Cooper, who in­ probe. buying winning tickets from vestigators said had a past felony — the people, justice, tranquility, . McGuigan said the probe now au b In Tulsa, Okla. betting schemes on the theory in­ customers at 90 percent of (ace WASHINGTON - The technology simplifications, as irrational. know. Under the banner of national Several weeks ago, a separate would focus on alleged underworld conviction for income tax evasibn, welfare, liberty - was intended to Wheeler was president of WJA dividuals gamblers didn’t have the value, cashing them for the full of espionage has reached such a But in a democracy, the right to security, they are now assaulting grand Jury InvestlgaUng fixing of Involvement in Connecticut jai alai Realty of ’Tulsa, which owned the had an interest of at least 19 percent money to bankroll the schemes on amount and then keeping the in Flagler. wondrous state that the United make the big decisions belongs to the Freedom of Information Ace protect the people from the govern­ state lottery drawings was dis­ in the wake of the gangland-style Hartford Jai Alai fronton until it their own. and clamoring for stricter security ment. The language of officialdom remainder without paying taxes on States and the Soviet Union regular­ the people. Thus controversy banded because McGuigan said he killing of millionaire Roger was sold to L. Stanley Berenson in The underworld link was never them. ly intercept each other’s most becomes, the seed bed of decision, Jack Anderson laws. , — security, secrecy, surveillance, secret communications. Yet of late, and secrecy frustrates the decision­ But unfortunately, no laws passed executive privilege — would protect both governments have intensified making process. The differences Washington Merry-Qo-Round by Congress can stymie the the government from the people. their security routines. between parties, however irrational Russians’ all-seeing spy sateliites BANKING ON UNCLE SAM: The Since they cannot keep secrets or elusive, are-the bases of decision. and ail-hearing monitoring devices. General Services Administration from each other, who are they Nevertheless politicians, once The laws would merely impede the had discovered that the Banco de Backers say gun bill trying to hide their operations they come to power, are inclined to flow of information to the American Ponce in Hat Rey, Puerto Rico, has from’’ The deep-down truth is that adopt the secretive ways of the people, not .to the men In the been Improperly using some adja­ both governments are really afraid bureaucrats. For the politician in of­ tried to help him keep his campaign meetings.’ Kremlin. cent federal land for the past seven of their own people. They are fice doesn't want his acts and promise by publishing the most "He only whetted Anderson’s Long before Americans could vote years — free. The land is used as a driven, therefore, to draw a curtain policies to reach the people through newsworthy excerpts from the appetite. I was among those from directly for their presidents, before parking lot, and GSA estimated the is way to save lives of secrecy between their internal what he considers the distorting secret Cabinet minutes. whom the aggressfve columnist the vote was given to the poor, bank could have grossed more than operations and the people they are prism of the press. What he wants One of Carter's Cabinet members. sought copies thereafter, I refused, women, blacks and youths, before $150,000 from it over the years. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ States have responded to the Sen. Howard Owens, D- supposed to serve known, he would prefer to com­ Joseph A Califano Jr., has now but Anderson got them somewhere presidential nominating conventions WATCH ON WASTE: President ticut’s new one-year mandatory jail problem in a variety of ways. Some Bridgeport, said the one-year bill is The millions who compose our municate directly through more revealed how much this upset the else” or our present political parties Reagan has brought back a little of sentence for carrying a gun without license deaiers. Others require per­ important because it breaks new own permanent government, in tightly controlled mechanisms president In his new book, “Gover­ For the past quarter century, I existed, the role of the village editor the pomp and circumstance that a permit might not be tough by some mits for gun owners. California iegal ground. The second proposal, their heart of hearts, are at odds In 1976, for instance. Jimmy ning America," Calif no writes: have published news from classified and dissenting pamphleteer — as Jimmy Carter so determin^y standards, but should save lives if requires a waiting period for ■ which imposes a five-year jail with democracy. They prefer to Carter promised to install a people's "Jack Anderson had begun oc­ documents. I have been less willing monitor, arbiter, critic and rival of banned from the White House. Two only as a crime deterrent, gun con­ purchase of a gun while a sentence for use of a firearm during trol proponents say. background check is made. exercise their permeating power presidency in Washington The good casionally to carry excerpts from than other correspondents to accept the politican — was Imbedded as a Marine guards in dress uniform now commission of a felony, "was not The law and another imposing a Massachusetts’ gun control law, very sigjiificant,” he said. from the obscurity of the cubicle, ole boy from Georgia said he would cabinet meeting minutes in his the government’s right to classify fundamental of the American stand on duty in the lobby of the five year prison term for use of a a c c o rd in g t'6 a stu d y by whatever it wishes. The practice “There’s plenty of room for plea shuffling government forms and run "an open government to let our column ... Carter told us to treat system. executive mansion’s West Wing. It’s firearm in the commission of a Northeastern University in ^ sto n , bargaining on it,” he said. “If all of issuing edicts people know what our government minutes of the cabinet meeting has been for government officials to Under this system, the mission of a far cry from the comic-opera un­ felony were signed last week by apparently had an effect on major th e rifle associations and They abhor conflict, which disrups leaders are doing, including the with the care that should be given classify incoming information and the press is to give the people an iformed guards Richard Nixon in­ Gov. William O’Neill and take effect crime in that city during the first sportsmens’ groups like it, I start to the smooth implementation of their president." His Cabinet meetings, high classified documents.’ The then selectively release only what alternative to the official version of troduced to widespread amusement, Oct. 1. two years it was on the books. wonder. Why are they in love with plans and procedures They em­ he vowed, would be thrown open for minutes would be distributed to they want the public to know. things, a rival account of reality, a but the four Marines who split the Connecticut’s one-year law, like The study found murders com­ it?” brace secrecy because what is not the people to watch. cabinet members marked ‘for your High officials, meanwhile, not measure of which to judge the ef­ strickly-for-show guard shifts cost one in New York, allows judges to mitted with guns decreased by 55 Owens said ailowing judges to known cannot be disrupted. They Carter held one open Cabinet eyes only.' he said. ‘We ve got to only use their classification powers ficacy of rulers and whether the truth the taxpayers about $3,000 a month. consider mitigating circumstances percent in Boston during that period consider mitigating circumstances scorn party politics, with the meeting; then like the presidents stop Jack Anderson putting in his to censor the news but seek added is in them. Copyright, 1981, United Feature before imposing sentence. In while murders with guns in similar when imposing sentence on the one- Connecticut the judge has to spell sized cities decreased by only 23 emotions and harangues and over­ before him, he closed the doors, I column what's going on at cabinet restrictions on the public’s right to The language of the Consitiution Syndicate, Inc. year bill wiii only exempt people out in writing why sentence. percent. Assaults with guns dropped such as “the guy who forgot to Massachusetts’ six-year-old gun by 19.3 percent in Boston. The renew his permit.” The Duchess Patio restaurant on the post Road In Darien at Exit control law also imposes a one year national average was 4 2 percent. 13 of the Connecticut Turnpike was the scene of the fatal shooting jail sentence for canning a gun A n editorial of Darien Police Officer Kenneth Edward Bateman Jr., 34. The of­ without a permit. No mitigating cir­ D bn Death scene ficer was answering a burglar alarm when he encountered a cumstances are consider^. suspect exiting the restaurant "at 3:25 a.m. Sunday was killed In Joanne Arstrong, president of the i r a f f an exchange of gunfire. The ^uspect fled the scene. (UPI photo) Connecticut Committee for Police probe death Syndicatad Handgun Control, said the main in­ Pentagon purchases columnlat tent was to prevent crimes and not necessarily to write the law to in­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Police are houf" and a half later. ^ ^ m r sure convictions in the courtroom. investigating the beating death of a “We’re not looking to put a lot of city man — Hartford’s 16th people in jail,” she said. “What we homicide this year. not best decision Police seek killer want is when someone is in a bar Police said Angel Colon, 31, died Illing play and gets into a fight they have to Saturday from what was believed to "It's part of a two-way street Beyontd While Washington decries the reach for barsijqol instead of a be a blow to the head with a tire MANCHESTER - Illing Junior condition of an American auto in military purchases," said one gun.” iron. High School will present the play, of Darien officer ‘‘The Point’’ in the school industry hard hit by foreign official on the staff of Secretary The National Coalition to Ban Angel was found at 9 Wiliard St. Handguns, like other gun control auditorium at 229 East Middle Turn­ competition, the Pentagon is of Defense who reported West DARIEN (UPI) — Police were Bateman was shot about 3:25 a.m. shortly before 9 p.m. by police Rome lobbies, hopes eventually a national responding to a report of a person pike at 8 p.m. Friday, June 5, and buying hundreds of millions of Germany and other U.S. allies seeking a suspect this morning ig as he responded to a silent burglary gun control law will be enacted to Saturday, June 6. Tickets are $1.50 the slaying of an eight year veteran alarm at the Dutchess Patio being beaten. dollars worth of foreign-made spend "vastly more money" on bring together the more than 20,000 He was taken to St. Francis for students and $2 for adults. The American-made military equip­ The shooting of Pope John Paul II of Darien’s police force who was Restaurant on the Boston Post federal, state, and local firearm play is directed by Mrs. Dale trucks in Europe. shot to death Sunday when he con­ Road, Jordan said. Hospital and Medical Center, where ment than the Pentagon spends demonstrates a grim truth about statutes across the country. he was pronounced dead atout an Graves. This revelation by the Wall violence directed at public per­ fronted a burglar at a restaurant. As the officer got out of his patrol or; products made there. Street Journal has raised sonalities: The problem is A white, heavy set man with car, he spotted the burglar walking questions that ought to be in­ Other officials said a study worldwide; it is by no means an brown hair, was described as the out of the restaurant. Gunfire was killer by a witness to the shooting of exchanged and Bateman was hit vestigated. prior to purchase of the Euro­ American specialty. pean trucks proved they were officer Kenneth Bateman Jr., 34, once, Jordan said. The location of Rep William S. Broomfield, It also makes several points about Police Chief John Jordan said. the wound was not known, he said. R-Mich said in a House speech more fuel-efficient than com­ the difficulties-in dealing with the Bateman was the first police of­ Bateman, a native of Stamford, A N N U P O I N T O F V IE W he "finds it absolutely incredible parable U.S. models available at problem, beyond the obvious one of ficer ever killed in the line of duty in was rushed to Norwalk Hospital, that we are continuing this the time. "Buying them abroad Manchester Spotlight providing-some reasonable degree the exclusive Fairfield County com­ where he died about 5 a.m. policy inaugurated by the Carter also saves on transportation of security for the powerful and Officer Bateman munity. Administration," and asked: costs and makes it easier to ob­ celebrated without isolating them from the public entirely. "What justification can there tain parts and service.” The Past As Prologue When the Carter Administra­ Computer age comes to town The pope was scarcely out of sur­ be for buying foreign trucks at a gery before several governments tion began the program in a time when we are approving $400 with good reasons for taking special small way in 1978, the auto in­ million in loan guarantees to interest were at discreet odds over Six die on highways As we see it, a responsible utility not of materials) and turning down dustry tried unsuccessfully to save Chrysler and paying hun­ The town government may have aspects of the situation other than only produces energy, it encourages its •thermostats. block it. Sharply-increased truck Bros. Lincoln Mercury^ and Nate dreds of millions of dollars in un­ been under siege in a Hartford cour­ the victim’s condition. conservation as well. For that reason, On the "supply” side of the energy employment benefits to laid-off purchases abroad in the face of Agostinelli, president of Manchester The would-be assasin is a Turkish By United Press International Road in New Haven and slammed which spilled onto the highway after equation, NU 80s/90s would reduce troom recently, but things appear to State Bank. With that illustrious into a guard rail. the accident about 6:30 a.m. Northeast Utilities has, for many years, domestic industry problems Pat national, wanted for murder at At least sU people. Including a NU’s dependence on oil-generated American automakers’’" be humming along quite normally crew of roasters, Weiss had better He was prounounced dead on It took officials more than four taken a leadership role in energy Broomfield asked further! have deepened the controversy. inside the Municipal Building. home, who spent the last year and a man and his son, died in weekend arrival at Vale-New Haven hours to clear the highway. conservation. power from 47 percent of our total Courtney be prepared for a laugh filled traffic accidents in Connecticut and "How can we possibly defend Whatever merits of the argu­ The usually quiet corridors, Herald half underground In Western Hospital. Michael R. Pollack, 22, of Ginton, For example, a year before the oil generating mix to 10 percent, or less, evening, at his expense. Best part is, Europe. Turkey, making the point a teen-ager was drowned in a by 1987. This is essential because this policy when we are rolling ment, pro and con, government however, have been alive with the reporter it’s all for a good cause, since the Fernand J. Cormlej*, 39,. of died when his motorcycle collided embargo of 1973-74, NU established that it actively sought his apprehen­ boating accident. Winsted, and his son Mark, were with a pickup trip at the intersection imported oil is both unreliable back automotive regulations to agencies appear to be working at Sounds of workmen hammering, evening’s proceeds go to the tidarch State police scuba divers an Energy Management Services cross-purposes. Policies need to drilling and sawing away to make sion, seems to think the Europeans killed Saturday night in their of Routes 148 and 81 in Killingworth Departrnent to advise and assist (remember the 1973-74 embargo?] help that industry and pleading of Dimes annual campaign. recovered the body of Lawrence hometown when their car veered off about 11 p.m. Friday. be clarified. Even at the top room for the newest innovation to were less active In assisting. In par­ Kinsey, .18, of Ansonia, Sunday customers in conserving energy. Since and expensive. Since 197 3, for example, with the Japanese to cut their ticular Wekt Germany, where he Route 44 and slammed into a utility ’The truck’s driver, Richard M. there may be confusion. Just come to town government: word Assistant assessor Joe Breault tight. Police said he drowned when 1978, we’ve sponsored National Energy the price of a barrel of oil has risen from auto imports’’" was known tb be at one time but pole. Darian, 23, of Killingworth, was not processing. winds up a long and distinguished a renM rowboat capsized Saturday Watch, a broad energy conservation $5 to nearly $40. And by 1993, we By 1985, the Army and Air weeks before the April 6 un­ needed features bring the total cost which was unable to locate him ’They were pronounced dead at the injured.- As a result of a study done last career in municipal government this afternoon on Squantz Pond in New scene about 9:30 by Litchfield Coun­ ' (^nevieve M. Czepiga, 49, of East program, throughout our service estimate that same barrel of oil will - Force plan to supplant their en­ veiling of plans,.tp^ jajd the auto of acquiring the one unit to — brace despite repeated tips from the year. General Manager Bob Weiss summer. Now in his 23rd year of Fairfield. ty Medical Examiner Dr. Ernest Haven, was killed about 3:34 a.m. territory. Further, since 1979, we’ve cost $138. tire fleet of noncombatant industry. President Reagan yourselves — $17,075. Add another Turks. ■—Three companions swam to shore decided to try a pilot program of service, Breault has unofficially an­ Izumi. Saturday when the car she was been the largest contributor to, and Obviously, we can only reduce our okayed a defense budget that $1,000 for renovation of the assistant For their part, the Germans say and were not Injured, but Kinsey ap­ trucks in Europe — over 20,000 processing for the Manager's Of­ nounced his intention to retire as of John Armentrout, 35, of Athol, driving left Route 17 in Durham, participant in, CONN SAVE—a highly oil dependence by utilizing nonoil would more than double the ar­ they tried. But the fugitive, using parently could not swim, police pickups, vans and similar fice, the Personnel Department, the manager's office for use as the new July. "That’s a lot of experience Mass., died Saturday when his trac­ jum p^ a guardrail and struck a successful nonprofit home energy audit energy sources—such as nuclear power. my's purchases of German- false names and forged identity said. vehicles — with models made by assistant manager, the Board of word processing center, (Charlie leaving,” says town assessor tor trailer rig apparently went out of tree. program to help Connecticut residents The completion of our Millstone 111 documents, had the advantage of the Brian Davis, 24, of New Haven control on a slick Interstate 84 and She was pronounced dead at the Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, made trucks this year. Directors and the office of the McCarthy is being moved across the Richard Vincent. "He’s very died early today from Injuries suf­ cut energy bills. And this January, a nuclear unit by 1986, and the retention protective cover provided by the rolled over. Armentrout’s truck, scene by Dr. Charles Chace, assis­ BL Ltd. and Italian companies, It may be sound practice to budget analyst hall, next to the information desk) thorough, and usually the work Joe fered in a motorcycle accident. companion program (Mass-Save) was of a substantial ownership in that The reason? and you have the new system in more than a million Turks in Ger­ bound for Boston, was carrying a tant state medical examiner, police the Journal said. purchase foreign trucks under does, you don’t have to worry a Police said Davis apparently lost cargo of packaged egg noodles. introduced in Massachusetts. facility, are major factors ip this aspect "We found that a lot of repetitive place. many’s foreign labor force. Under said. The Pentagon calls the specific conditions. But this about it,” commented Vincent. control of the vehicle on Townsend All of these continuing activities of NU 80s/90s. (Ownership is vital: typing gets done here, " said Steve "If we can prove it’s cost effec­ the circumstances, anyone with any program, which eventually will should be done as part of an We’ll have more on Joe and his post- are prologue to the Northeast Utilities For every KX3 megawatts of this unit Werbner. supervisor of personnel. tive, which I think we can, we’ll then retirement plans in a future column. skill at all In leading a clandestine Conservation Program for the which we must sell, we will have to cost $300 million or more, an over-all policy which takes into existence could be expected to elude "It really became noticeable last look at providing word processing A farewell luncheon was held for 1980s and 1990s. Or, more simply, bum an additional one million barrels example of cooperation with consideration economic realities detection In an open society. year when the Board of Directors for other departments,” Werbner exiting budget analyst Janet Chayes NU80s/90s. of oil each year.) European allies and an improve­ in this country and the need to A point supported by other in­ Two new memorial flags had a eight or nine month backlog of said. last Wednesday at Willie’s Steak NU 80s/90s is the boldest, most But nuclear pxDwer isn’t the only keep our own industries strong. terested parties. Including U.S. I ment in military efficiency. minutes to be typed," he added. An $18,000 pricetag to bring the House. Ms. Chayes assumed her comprehensive and most cohesive answer. For example, we propose to Even though it means new modem age to municipal govern-' post in January of 1979 and is SUte Department officiaU charged energy conservation program ever convert .eight oil-fired generating units training, a wise bet says there’s ment may ruffle a few taxpayers' leaving now to accept a position as with monitoring teiroiTst activities offered in our service area. NU 80s/90s to coal. We also propose to add and Interpol, the International added to state's collection more than one secretary saying feathers, but odds are Werbner is assistant director of Internal additional power from hydroelectric, police organization that is prhnarlly addresses two essential objectives. Berry's World “hallelujah” at the prospect of no right: town government probably Budgeting at the University of Firstly, to drastically reduce our region’s solar, wind, refuse-derived and ^more tedious retyping of zoning will save money, in labor costa and Connecticut. an information-exchange operation. HARTFORD (UPI) — For the us can really march anymore.” sacrifice your sons made,” Ogle told dependence on expensive and unreliable cogeneration sources. regulations, forms in the town in supplies, b^ause of the ever- The latter notes that the «hjMr first time since World War II, two In recent years, the flags, worth the women, whose eyes brimmed What would all this accomplish? volume of travelers within and about $450, have been s t o ^ in the with tears. imported oil. Secondly, to help our clerk’s office, police department spiraling costs of keeping the con­ new banners have been added to the customers reduce their dependence on NU 80s/90s is expected to save nearly forms, and the like. stituents informed, properly filed, between countries, with few bmder /historic collection in the Capitol’s president’s home. ” I think our flags look just Mrs. Dupuis wrote to Gov. Ella beautiful there,” said Mrs. Dupuis. oil and conserve energy...and their 200 million barrels of oil, and 6 billion For the uninitiated, the liberation and recorded, with reams of paper formallUes anymore, enables v. Hall of Flags. customer dollars, in the next 12 years wanted individuals to move about Seven Gold Star Mothers gathered Grasso last year, explaining the hard-earned money. for the clerical workers comes in as the main tool. H!anrl|PBtpr Hrrald organization’s predicament and in­ NU 80s/90s features an array of alone. That translates into a 12-year the form of a word processor’s with virtual impunity. tearfully in the marble alcove Satur­ day— tte traditional Memorial Day quiring whether the state would customer awareness, assistance and savings of $1,600 for each residential "memory” , the feature of this com­ The 4th annual March of Dimes It is a point that doss not Impress accept them lor the collection. customer using 5CX) kilowatt-hours of Serving The Oreater Mancheater the Turks, quite likely in part — to donate the organization’s gold- Man held on bond incentive programs. Programs such as puterized Dictaphone equipment roast has been set for Tuesday, and emboaaed banner and the U.S. flag. "Siw though it was a beautiful electricity p>er month. Area For 100 Yean "Operation WARM,” in which aerial that allows great amounts of Infor­ this year General Manager Bob because theirs Is not an open society Their president said the organiia- idea,” Mrs. Dupuis said of Mrs. WEST HAVEN (UPI) - A man thermography overflights of densely NU ’s conservation program is Weiss is the one to be taken over the these days. Grasso, who died in February. who barricaded himself in his apart­ mation to be stored and recalled as Founded Oct. 1, 1881 thm could no longer affwd the $80-a- populated cities and towns pinpoint ambitious, but it is achievable. Its needed. coals. Town director and board of Turkey has bean under a military year bill to Insure the flags. David Ogle, director of legislative ment for an hour and fired pistol Publlahad by the govsminaat shioe last Ssptamber management, said the flags were shots out a window was held today heat loss from individual homes and success will require the broad-based Veteran municipal building education secretary Jim Manchaatar Publlahing Co. "It’s very expensive when you participation, coopjeration and support employees Barbara Mozzer and Sue McCavanagh wiil once again be the wbsn the •sueral stappsd In - for consider we only use the togs once a the first placed in the Capitol collec­ on $50,000 bond, police said. buildings. And "Operation Wrap-Up Herald Square No injuries were reported. and Turn-Down” to provide assistance of the general public, political Price will be trained as the first two master of ceremonies, at the affair tbs third Uma sluoa World War n — year — at our convention, uld tion since World War n and the first I Manchaatar, Conn. 08040 flags that were not carried in battle. Officials said John P. Gagain Jr., in insulating water heaters (at the cost leadership and regulatory agencies. word processors, and both say they to be held at WilUe’s Steak House Talaphona (203) 843-2711 to bah Ihs eMUm fovommaot’s Margaret Dupuis of Southington. In the past, members had carried The women, including the 28, began firing a 9mm Mauser Sun­ are really looking forward to their beginning at 6:30 p.m. M cfnlw: UnNw) Pr«M InWrtiMlonal descent Item democracy Into organization’s oldest member — day and threatened police. anarchy, Aisaastnatlen of public the togs in Memorial Dw and new jobs. "It’s going to save so “ I t ’s a fun n ig h t," said M *m b« r o f Fourth of July parades. Today, Miimle Zwlcker, 87, of Hartford — - Tear gas was fired into the apart­ ) (Ml byNt* Mc much useless typing,” said Sue, who McCavanagh, “because it’s all done Audit BurMu of CIrculattons figures and pelltlcal foes bad stood solemnly in a comer of the ment, forcing Gagain to a balcony Cuatomar Sarvtoa — 647-9046 though, Connecticut’s 125 Gold Star adds that she and Barbara will go to in good taste.” He revealed that beosme spldamla. Mrtfe between mothers - who have lost sons in hall as Ogle placed their togs in a where he was disarmed, police said. iniDNOinTiEAST um m ESi the Dictaphone company for several Weiss would be roasted by several Rictiard M. Diamond, PuMlahar rellfleus gmnps » the dwindling ■ four w a rs -a re mostly elderly .and SO-foot h i^ oidi display case beside He was charged with reckless en- NL}808/90st A'nm eTbCon»erve...ATime'IbAct OnlsUan mhiartty, MoMema and dozens of fading ^ brittle Gvil dangerment, threatening and Illegal "You're full of self-pity — I'm hill o f self-pity — training sessions In the near future. individuals, including Mayor Frank A. Burbank. Manaalng CdHor no longer march, said Mrs. Dupuis. Stephen Penny, Savings Bank of HaroM $. Turklnglon. EdHor tmarUua Santa nWMn the majority Moslam *T drove in a parade last week,” War banners. discharge of firearms. T h t C o fm tcttcu l UoM and Pow» Conxany/TKa H aillort EIk IfIc Ught Convtny/mtttrn El«lrtc Comp«iy let's get marriedi" The machine itself, interested HolyoMi l i i m Pa im Co»ixiwiY/tloi1ti»M l UWItm Saivtca C«nip«n|i/Nof1h»M l Nudwr Enargy Company taxpayers, costs $4,460, its keyboard Manchester president Bill Johnson. oommooHy - was appronebiM dvtl said June Anderle of South Windsor, “Not only on Memorial Day but Gagain was to be arraigned today in Superior (}oUri. another 13,600 and various other Matt Moriarty Jr., of Moriatry war. another Gold Star other. “None of every day Americans cherish the THE HERALD, Mon., June 1, 1961 — 9 B - THE HERALD. Mon., June 1, 1961 Carlton GOP chief Demolition of buildin wins No. 8 backs Bush SPORTS Page 11 for Senate ushers in final phase

t f l By Barbara Richmond HARTFDRD (U P l) - Republican Herald Reporter State Chairman Ralph Capecelatro besides Manchester they are: An­ work, psychology and special educa-' said today that he, unlike Sen. MANCHESTER - As the last dover, Bolton, Columbia, Coventry, tion. Lowell Weicker, believes Prescott phase of a building expansion Ellington, Hebron, South Windsor, During 1979B0 the Board of Dlrec-1 Bush has more going for him as a project for the Manchester Child SUfford Springs, Stafford, Tolland Indians reach region finals tors, under the guidance of potential candidate than his last Guidance Clinic, demolition equip­ and Vernon. volunteer director, conducted afi name. ment moved in today to raze the A few years after the clinic’s In­ building fund drive to raise more!? Capecelatro, who called a news original 1827 house that served as corporation the Board of Directors than $400,000 needed for a new wing T conference to announce he's running clinic headquarters from 1964 until a realized that clinic services would which will give the clinic 7,000 j for a second term as state chair­ 3,200 square-foot addition was con­ soon outgrow the original site and square feet. This new wing will Face Rockville Tuesday man, said Bush is "intelligent" and structed in 1972. made the move to the old house at house a larger preschool program, a has done an "excellent” job as GOP The clinic, a non-profit mental 317 N. Main St. conference room and additional o f- . state finance chairman health agency, was Incorporated in In 1974 the original house was flee space. By Len Auster lefty swinging Tony Tedeschi poked up the middle plating Spears. Bush, a Greenwich businessman 1959 and had as its f i r s t renovated for a special education Construction work on that wing is Herald Sportswriter a single to left. "W e were taking four to five and brother of Vice President headquarters, offices at 4 Haynes The Indians, however, regained pitches from the start and I feel he preschool program which opened in just about completed as the fhul Patience is a virtue and it paid off George Bush, might challenge St. the lead quickly. Bill Herlth drew a (Karpuk) slowed down about the 1974 specifically for auUsUc and phase, the tearing down of the old for Manchester High Saturday. The Weicker for the Republican U.S. The clinic is supported in part by two-out walk from losing hurler seventh inning." Race commented, socially-emotionally maladjusted bouse, gets under way. Clinic of­ Indians, playing a waiting game, Senate nomination in 1962. Weicker the Division of Community Services children. Greg Karpuk to get matters started. "Karpuk pitched a heckuva game ficials have expressed the hope that exhibited enough calm to eliminate said last week his only qualification of the state Department of Mental He stole second and scored as Bob (But) we Waited them out and they The clinic also serves as a training the entire new. and renovated area Glastonbury High, 4-1, in a State was his last name. Health and also gets support from center each year for from four to six Piccin’s routine grounder to third folded in the later innings." will be completely occupied by Baseball Tournament Class LL "H e (Bush) understands money, I the several area towns It serves — base was nonchalanted a bit and Senior righthander Skip Moreau. graduate students interning in social September. Region III clash at the Tomahawks’ know that," C)apecelatro said. " I pegged in the dirt in front of first. 5-4, fired a three-hitter in gaining diamond. think Prescott Bush is more than the “ You have to have the breaks to the win. He issued three walks, hit The victory boosts the Silk vice president’s brother.” win these games." Race cited, "You two batsmen and struckout 11. Towners, ranked 26th in the original Capecelatro, who will run unop­ have to just hang in there." "Moreau is not a big strikeout posed for re-election at the Mill district fire exercise 31-team field, into Tuesday^ Region pitcher.” Race reminded, "but he The Tomahawks almost drew 1 Rnal/state quarterfinal against Republican State Central Committee even in the eighth. John Preli was throwing two different kinds of ' Rockville High, a 6-0 winner Satur­ meeting in New Haven June 23, also worked out a two-out free pass and curves and that was bothering them, day over Penney, at Newington High said he will support whichever can­ Tony Feisthamel walloped a shot up especially the righthanded batters. " at 3:30. didate emerges from a primary. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson of North Haven, stained glass artists, the alley in left. It, however, was Karpuk fanned nine and walked Primaries are likely to be held in draws area firefighters are framed by some of their creations at the annuai Arts and This is the first appearance for an only a long out as centerfielder two in absorbing the loss. the 1962 Republican runoff for the Crafts Show Sunday in Center Park. The show was sponsored by Indian diamond crew in the quarter­ Britnell ranged far to his right and Manrlipsler (4 ) — Panaro 2b, 4- gubernatorial and U.S. Senate the Manchester Art Assocldtion. (Herald photo by Burbank) finals since 1974. Manchester. 13-9, hauled in the extra base bid. 0-0-0, Sumislaski ss, 3-1-0-0, Herlth nominations. MANCHESTER - Five fire informing the fire department that from the town supply, the has won three straight and has cap­ "T h a t would have put them 3b, 3-1-0-0, Piccin c, 4-1-0-0, Britnell Last year Capecelatro took no departments brought 95 firefighters parts of two buildings in the old Hockanum R iver and a small tured five of its last six. ahead," Race believes, reviewing cf, 4-0-1-1, Moreau p, O-O-O-O, Spears position when Republican James and nine pieces of equipment to the mills, located on Hilliard Street stream nearby. “ We were up for this game more the Britnell catch. " I would say he is dh, 4-1-1-0, Schaeffer rf, 3-0-1-0, Buckley won a primary for the U.S. site of the old Hilliardvllle Mills near Adams Street were on fire. "Because we discovered things than any other this year,” voiced the best centerfielder in the CCIL." (Juenel If, l-O-l-l, Oleksinski If/rf, 2- Senate against Republican former Sunday to simulate a major struc­ The exercise, designed to check that could be done better, we con­ ^Tribe Coach Don Race, “ 1 feet we Manchester added two insurance 0-0-0, McCarthy ph, l-O-O-O, Peck lb, state Sen. Richard Bozzuto. He said tural fire. the coordination among sidered it a successful drill and "can play anyone even if we play like markers in the ninth as Giaston- 2-0-0-0, Clhetelat ph, l-O-l-O, McKen­ this time he will support whomever "Overall, it would have been an departments, started "with diver­ training operation," O’Marra said. this.” bury’s defense faltered. Herlth na pr, O-O-O-O. Totals: 32-4-5-3. wins the primary. extemely difficult, costly fire, but it sion", O’Marra said, when the in­ Responding fire departments Manchester opened the scoring in reached on an error and was forced GlaHtonbury ( I ) — Clinton cf, 3- " I think that was a misteake, " he was an excellent drill," said Tom itial call gave the wrong address. An were the Eighth District, the fourth inning as Don Sumislaski at second by Piccin. Britnell flew 0-0-0, Tedeschi rf, 4-0-1-1, Karpuk p. said of his neutral stance in 1960. O’Marra, public relations represen- alert firefighter noticed the dis­ Town of Manchester, Town of Ver­ walked, stole second and scored on out deep to center before Shawn 4-0-0-0, Patenaude ss. 3-0-0-0, Preli tatieve for the Eighth District Fire crepancy and directed the engines to non, Bolton, and Wilson, covering Alex Britnell’s two-out double to the Spears laced a single up the alley in If, 3-0-1-0, Feisthamel lb, 4-0-1-0, Department which coordinated the the right area. for South Windsor which was opposite field. left. And when centerfielder Mike Jordan c, 4-0-0-0, McKeon 3b, O-O-O-O. drill. The drill showed that the depart­ scheduled to participate, but was Glastonbury, which bows out at Clinton in his haste kicked it near Gordon dh, 4-0-()-0, Chamberlain 2b. Trestle fall The.call camo at 1:07 p.m. Sunday ment had an adequate flow of water unavailable. Helmeted Don SumIslaskI has smile on his face and gets con­ , 13-5, drew even in the home fifth. the leftfield stripe, Piccin scored all 21-0-0. Totals: 31-1-3-1. Applause gratulations from teammates Bob PIccIn (with shin guards) and Dave Cliamberlain was hit by a the way from first. Manchester 000 101 002 4 Joe Chetelat (17) after scoring for Manchester. (Herald photo by pitch, swiped second and scored as Dave Quesnel then poked a single Glastonbury 000 010 000 1 kills woman! Pinto) MANCHESTER - A 37-year-old Obituaries Manchester woman died ^turday night of injuries suffered when she Wemmell paces Tribe scoring fell off a train trestle over the Nellie W. Leklng Hockanum River, police reported. Charloa W. Ruoaoll Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. Rose Brenda A. Barrett of 412 Hilliard DARIEN - Mrs. Nellie W. EAST HARTFORD - Charles Church. Calling hours are Tuesday St. fell off the 80-foot-high trestle Laking, 75, of 83 Buttonwood Lane, W. Russell, 84, of 101 Connecticut from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.' near Loomis Street sometime formerly of Manchester and Blvd., died Saturday at his home. He between 9 and 10 p.m. , police said. Marblehead, Mass., died Friday in was the husband of Viola M. Tamara A. DuMouchel Kittredge captures A male companion who witnessed Stamford Hospital. (Elchler) Russell. MANCHESTER — Tamara Ann the fall reported the incident to She was the widow of Edwin N. Funeral services will be held DuMouchel, 32, of 97 High St., died police, police said. Laking. Tuesday at 11 a.pi. at the Newkirk & Saturday at Manchester Memorial Forty-five firefighters combed the She was bom in Manchester, Feb. Whitney Funeral Home, 776 Far­ Hospital. She was the wife of Robert area searching for Ms. Barrett, 14, 1906, daughter of the late mington Ave., West Hartford. A. DuMouchel. 1,500 in state meet finally finding her face down in the Cornelius and Nora (Renn) Foley Friends may call today from 2 to 4 She was bora in Hartford and had river about 1,000 feet from the tres­ and had lived in Marblehead, Mass., and 7 to 9 p.m. lived there most of her life before tle, fire officials reported. Dick Teller, a woodworker who specializes In decorative plaques for most of her life. moving to Manchester eight years One state championship was the start of the bell lap with Barry Efforts were made to rescusitate She leaves a brother, Cornelius R. Mrs. Margorol L. StHos ago. Sie had been employed as a Matsos who had a winning jump of 6- and mirrors, was one of the exhibitors at the annual Arts and brought home by East Catholic High closing to within two to three strides feet, 8-inches. Ms. Barrett at the scene, police Crafts Show Sunday In Center Park. (Herald photo by Burbank) Foley of Manchester, and two MANCHESTER - Mrs. practical nurse In the East Hartford at Saturday’s state Class L ’Track at the finish. said, but she was pronounced dead sisters, Mrs. Alexander Manchuk Margaret L. (Busch) Stiles, 84, of and Hartford areas. She was a Wemmell took second in the long Championship Meet hold at Also, East’s Ron Adams, a jump with a leap of 6.40 meters, on arrival at Manchester Memorial and Mrs. Walter Scadden, both of 41-D {lase Drive, died S a tu ^ y at member of the Full Gospel Windham High in Willimantic. freshman, took fourth place In the Hospital. Manchester. She also leaves a Rockville General Hospital. She was Interdenominational Church of equivalent to 21-feet. The winning Eagle sophomore Steve Kittredge, 3,000-meter run with a tim e of effort of Darrell Wiley of Norwalk According to fire officials, Ms. daughter, one other brother, one the widow of Shirley Stiles. Manchester. laying back for the first two laps, 9:25.1. J Barrett suffered head and back in­ other sister and two grandchildren. She was bom in New Hartford, Besides her husband she leaves High was 6.43 meters. Court wili review took the lead for good and won easi­ All three Eagles qualified for Manchester’s Dave DeValve juries and a heart attack. Funeral services will be Tuesday N.Y. and had lived in the two daughters, Manesseb ly the 1,500-meter run with a time of Saturday’s State Open Meet to be (9:11) and Mike Roy (9:13) were An investigation into the incident morning at 10 in St. Thomas More Manchester area most of her life. DuMouchel and Dawn DuMoudiel, 4:06.0. He won by four seconds. held at Conard High in West Hart­ is continuing, police said. thinF and fifth respectively in the Church, Darien. Burial will be in Before her retirement she was both of Manchester and a brother, "W e knew coming into the race he ford starting at noon. Marblehead, Mass. There will be no 3,000-meter run, taking by Xavier’s employed by Arrow-Hart-Hegeman Russell MaePherson of Manchester. had a couple of seconds on the other Manchester High shared 11th paraphernalia law calling hours. Co. of Hartford. She was a member Funeral services will be held Ron Cozean in the winning time of qualifiers from the sectionals,” place In the team standings at Satur­ 9:04.22. Memorial contributions may be of Calvary Church of Manchester, Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Full offered East Coach Ray GIguere. day’s state Class LL Meet at Hall made to the American Cancer Socie­ the West Hill Garden Social (Hub Gospel Interdenominational Church, Two other Indians qualified for !Meen charged WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the village of Hoffman Estates, 111., East took eighth place in the team High in West Hartford with 24 and the Manchester Senior Citizens. Main Street. Burial will be In the State Open Meet. Peter Murphy Supreme Court agreed today to set­ was not based on the DEA model. ty- standings with 22 points. Rippow- points. Hartford Public took team She leaves several nieces and Buckland Cemetery. Friends nuy was seventh in the 800-meter .ran tle a national'controversy over The DEA model suggests criminal man of Stamford and -Darien High honors with 53 points. Flora B. Dunphy .nephews. Funeral sen^ices were call at the Holmes Funeral Home, with a time of 2:02 to advance while with murder whether local governments may ban penalties for possession of shared team honors with 53 points. Indian sophomore Butch EAST HARTFORD - Flora B. held today at Rose Hill Funeral 400 Main St., today from 2 to 4 and 7 Scott Smith was seventh in the pole the sale of drug-related accessories paraphernalia by adults and ’The Eagles’ David Barry turned Wemmell paced the scoring with a Dunphy, 87, of 101 Connecticut Home. <■ to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may vault, clearing 12-feet. Smith, who known as "paraphernalia” juveniles. The Hoffman Estates or­ in a personal best 1:57.9 trailing pair of second placements. He took Blvd., died Sunday at Hartford be made to the Mission of the. has been slowed recently by in­ in Middletown The justices will hear an appeal dinance. however, only bans drug W. Kurt Barthold ’ Hand High’s Jeff Abbott, who bad a runrar-up honors in the high jump Hospital. She w A the widow.of Interdenominational Church. juries, is defending state Open by a Chicago suburb challenging a accessory sales to minors and 1.57.3 clocking. Abbott took the lead w it s a leap of 6-feet, 4-inches, Manchester' High’s Don Sumislaski (26) toes tlie plate with his Waldo L. Dunphy. VERNON - W. Kurt Berthold, champ. • . federal appeals court decision grants licenses for its sale to adults. at the start\a^ had a 20-yard lead at trailing only Hartford Public’s Fred right foot with first Indian run In fourth inning of Region III clash Funeral services will' be held 76, of 11 Crown St., died Saturday at MIDDLETOWN (U P I) - A teen­ striking down a law that banned the Hoffman Elstates-passed its law in Toes plate against Glastonbury High. Tomahawk catcher Pete Jordan keeps Thursday at Duncal Funeral Home, a local convalescent home. He was ager faced arraignment today in sale of drug accessories to 1978 and it was promptly challenged Correction r Main Street, Mars Hill, Maine. the husband of Margaret (AmEnde) his eye on action. (Herald-photo by Pinto) Superior Court jn the slaying of a juveniles. in federal court by a record store. Berthold. There are no calling hours. Holmes MANCHESTER - In the man police have identified as Peter At least 10 states and scores of Flipside Hoffman Estates. A federal Funeral Ho;ne, 400 Main St., Private 'funeral services and a obituary notice for George M. Taylor, 31, of Middletown. municipalities have passed anti- district judge upheld the ordinance Masonic service will be held at the Yankees didn't laugh Manchester, has charge of local Danks, 67, of 12 Bruce Road, in K a s to B. M a b e r y , 16. o f paraphernalia ordinances that but the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of arrangements. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Saturday’s Herald, the name of his Middletown, was being held Sunday generally seek to put "head shops" Appeals reversed, concluding it was Ave. There are no calling hours. mother, 'Martha ' Danks of on |100,(X)0 bond following his arrest — stores that sell drug accessories “impermissibly vague on its face” Donations in his memory may be Middleborough, Mass, was omitted. I Sub responds | Umpsblast^iersall Saturday for the murder of Taylor, — out of business. The problem, the appeals court Dr. Raymond T. Houla m ade to F a y e tte L od ge 69, The funeral services were held at Indians' B&B men - .. .e, whose l ^ y was found Friday night The laws have created an enforce­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Dr. Ray­ found, was that the ordinanc con­ Rockville. today. against RSox in the parking iot of the Bayberry ment nightmare because many tained "no ascertainable standards mond T. Houle of 564 Main St., died | CLEVELAND (UPI) - “Barker since June 23. Bannister was traded Michael. ” He seemed to' be Crest Apartments. items listed as paraphernalia — for enforcement" by police and Saturday at St. Francis Hospital and Andrew J. Welch & Bannister” sounds like a to the Indians from the Chicago struggling at the end.” for inciting crowd Police said Taylor was identifiM cigarette rolling papers, scales, judges. ^ Medical Center. He was the husband EAST HARTFORD - Andrew BOSTON (U P I) — The Boston vaudeville team, but the New York White Sox. The Yankees scored an unearned Sunday. spoons, water pipes — are legal "W e find that there doe exist a of Marguerite (Clark) Houle. "Bunny” J. Welch, 65, of 44 Church In Memorium Red Sox thought 'they had a bonus Yankees weren’t laughing at their “ Initially, I didn’t like the idea of run in the third on a ran-scoring Police found the fully clothed body when sold at other types of stores. genuine (tenger that enforcement of Funeral services will be held St., died Sunday at his home. He was In loving memory of Josephine when regular Milwaukee center­ thought the umpires were kidding antics Sunday. playing a lot of positions, but now I single by Dave Winfield after CHICAGO (U P I) — An umpire, while investigating a complaint of Many of the laws are based on a this ordintnce will be used to harass Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. from the the husband of Dorothy A. (Ludlam) Salvatore, who passed away June fielder Gorman Thomas was With Len Barker scattering six guess I have to just accept it,” said Barker’s error, and' Bobby Brown fearful a radio announcer was trying with him. someone tampering with a motor national "m odel" ordinance drawn individuals choosing lifestyles and Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main Welch. He had worked at D ^ n 1st, 1971. sidelined with a cracked rib. hits and Alan Bannister getting Bannister. sliced a double to left in the ninth to to incite a riot that might lead to the “ If he reacted to me the same way vehicle. up in 1979 by the federal Drug En­ views different from those of the St. with a mass of (Christian burial at Machine in Manchester for the past But they were caught by surprise Since you have left us, three hits, including Is first homer “ I haven’t pitched or caught yet,” score Rick Cerone, who beat out an assassination of the game officials, he did to outs, he’d be a better um­ An autopsy performed at the chief forcement Administration. But the majority culture," the court said. 9 a.m. at St. Francis of Assisi 25 years. when his replacement, Marshall A day never passes wishing you of the year and a pair of RBI, the smiled Bannister, who started out at infield hit. threatened to force the Chicago pire,” Piersall said, “ First of all, I state medical examiner’s office in current test case, which came from Church. Friends may call at the Funeral services will be held Eldwards, cost them' a 5-2 loss to the were still with us. Cleveland Indians rolled to a 7-2 vic­ second base opening day and has “ It was a bad thing on my part White Sox to forfeit the second game stood up to look at a replay. I made a Farmington showed the victim died funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 Wednesday..at.6:T5 a.m. from the Brewers on Sunday. tory over the Yankees. played all outfield positions. covering first base in the third in­ of a doubleheader. motion down to him ( Brinkman) and of a single stab wound in the neck. to 9 p.m. Callahan Funeral Home,'-UKItl Main Sadly missed, g ning,” said Barker. “ Dave Revering "Hey, I ’m glad to just be on this First base umpire Dale Ford was he made one back to me. I thought Mahery had dropped out of St., East Hartford with a mass of " I had a pretty good fastball Domenlca and Dominick Camposeo then hit a high curve with the bases team,” Eldwards said after! visibly upset by what he called he was kidding around” Middletown High ScIi m I in January today, and I was really concen­ Marijuana garden trating out there,” said Barker. loaded, and luckily it was caught. in two runs. “ taunting” by Chicago announcer Ford hedged about saying he and was attending adult education " I looked at Thomas’ threatened to have the game “ We haven’t been scoring many “ The Yankees are not as strong as Jimmy Piersall during the first classes at night in the city, accor­ you have to know that he’s i; forfeited, explaining, " I just said if runs so it makes you concentrate last year, but they are not weak by game of the double-header between ding to school Principal Edward ‘We had to win best players in baseball,’ ’ that stuff continues when I was Fire calls more. any means,” added Barker, who White Sox anJ the California Pebota. said. “ When he’s w e llj” behind the plate in the second game, raided by police “ This is the best start on a season , this game’ lowered his earned run average to Angels Sunday. Pebota said the young man was the very best in the ga Ford charged Piersall, the White I was going to walk off the field and in house, 00 Cushman ,1 have ever had. 1 have bad eight 1.97. expected to return to school in the Manchester —Medical call, 75 Center Sunday, 4:15 p.m. The other thorn in " (I’s side Sox color announcer, was leaning go back to the hotel." Drive. (Eighth District) starts with five complete games, fall. MANCHESTER - A 23-year-old , Vernon suffered minor injuries, St. (Town) —washing machine, 275 was right-hander Pete Qckovich, over the broadcast booth and Ford did inform White Sox first Friday, 10:31 a.m. —car Redwood Road. (Town) and I went eight innings once,” Manchester man was charged with police said. Police said was Sunday, 11:35 a.m . who gained his sixth victory against making obscene gestures toward the base coach Vada Pinson that fire. Interstate 86 east- > —Millers’ Falls, no fire. Sunday, 10:05 p.m . added Barker, who picked up his irst Jackson optioned illegal cultivation of nurijuana and driving a sedan west on Tajtlor two defeats. Even Vuckovich ad­ umpiring crew in a deliberate something would be done after the bound in Veraon.fElighth victory since his p ^ e c t game May illegal sale of drugs Satui^y after (Town) —Woman fell off train shortstop and first base this year for BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U P I) - mitted he couldn’t have been as first game, won by California, ?-4. Street when the vehicle traveled left District) U. attempt to arouse feelings against Sunday 3:06 p.m. —Car bridge near Fleming Road. NOVEMTOn.ME the Indiana The Minnesota Twins optioned successful without a little help. Chicago came back to win the se­ police found marijuana plants and of center and struck a utility pole. It was also the hard-throwing the umpires. Saturday, 10:32 a.m. fire, Wadsworth and Main (E l^ District) “ I felt I was a better hitter when I itcher Darrell Jackson to their “ Today, my teammates played cond game without incident 2-1. amphetamines in bis apartment at Cyr was charged with driving with SIwaimBMiiadraW. right-hander’s flrst career victory “ They tried to assassinate the —Alarm, Progress Drive. streets. (Town) Sunday, 11:01 p.m. —Oil ilay^ Uie infield, but I think it real-1- T(’oledo AAA farm cluh and called up Air quality report 226 Center St., police reported. a suspended license and driving pmb«MnwliMbWaantM« well behind me as they always do,” President, what about the um­ "H e came ver to me very excited (Town) burner malfunction, smoke Maaw d law u m b- over the Yankees after five losses. - doesn’t matter where you play,” 21-year-old left-hander Brad Havens HARTFORD (U P I) - The sUte William A. Garrity was held over after drinking in connection with the Vuckovich said. “ I just try to match pires?” Ford said. "In my 11 years and said the game would be Saturday, 12:11 p.m. aoMB d B da kntt im woU "1 am throwing everything over said Bannister. S u ^ y from their Orlando AA af­ the weekend on fSOO ball and taken, , accident, police reported. their efforts and when I do, we have in baseball. I ’ve never seen anything forfeited and I was to tell Tony (Sox Department of Environmental -G a s washdown, Blssell |B«b i a Mi d fi iw I Im the plate now, and I am getting my The Indians scored three times in filiate. Protection forecast moderate air to court for arraignment on the In other police news thi^eekend, a good day.” as bush.” manager Larassa)," Pinson said. and Main streets. (’Town) iRllBEliT J. SMITH, Inc. noowSmOiailidmlMira change-up over to keep the hitters the fifth on a runscodng single by Jackson was O-l with a 12.46 ERA quality across Connecticut for today charges, police said. Robert Knight of 321 KekieyiSt. He also said the Brewers’ Home plate umpire Joe Brinkman "H e can’t do that.” Saturday, 1:20 p.m. UsdaNaraalMlwdaiMb off balance,” said Barker. “ We had Mike Hargrove and a two-run double since being called up early in May and reported the same conditions PoUce said a nine-year-old son of reported his nnail ' box had been SMUMrawaiamwdNi management had responded to his said: ‘He’s got a job to do but White Sox’ owner Jerry Reinsdorf —Alarm, no fire, Paa^ to win this game, eq>ecisllly after from Toledo. a neighbor of Garrity’s found a blown up at about 2 a.m. Sunday ■BaiamiMsdadBwdi by Bo Dias off reliever Dave comptoints about shoulder trouble nobody is going to pound on his door was upset with Ford’s threat, in­ for Sunday. and Main streets. (Too) three losses.^’ Jackson, 25, reported late to marijuana plant in a pot behind the morning,, police said. Police said swaamupiraiaadMMr LaRoebe. tUs year. if he makes a mistake. With 55,000 sisting that the umpires did not have Saturday, 2:22 p.m. 1114 Bannister’s run-scoring doable spring training after completing building Garrity lives in. In an in­ there were no suspects in the case. l■■t■ai■4alss|nialihnl “ May’s problem has been his con­ ‘“Ilie management showed that screaming fans, something could the right to forfeit the game because —Alarm, Bra 2014. (Town) a three-run second Inning dtonlcal dependency treatment. vestigation, police found marijuana A car owned by Edwin Songailo of trol, but M didn't throw as well they really want me here when they happen. Asides, he should listen to of an announcer’s behavior. Saturday, 5:27 p.m. i New York starter and loner Lost year, he was 9-9 with a 3.87 plants In pots outside Garrity’s 208 Charter Oak Street was reported today as be did In Baltimore last agreed to let me miss a start when I himself on the radio.” “ Besides, Jimmy is not in our —Medical call, 444 Center Rady May, 4-4, and the Indiana No. I ERA-in the Twins starting rotation. Public records building and in his apartment as stolen from his home some time week,” said New York Manager had an inflammation behind my Piersall, who has been involved in employee,” Reinsdorf said. St. (’Tbwn) 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 . utility man ended the scoring with a Havens is 6-2 with a 3.51 ERA at w ell as marijuana plants and between late Friday night and Oeqe Michael, who hasn’t seen right shoulder. I usually don’t com­ several controversies in his years Piersall is employed by the radio Who’s baying and selling proper- Saturday, 5:53 p.m. hBMlMlMaakitasM solo shot into the leftflsld stands in amphetamines in plastic bags. much of Barker. Oriondo. Last year, he was 14-9 with plain alMUt such things, hut they station (W BBN) that owns the M Who’S putting up a new talldlng? Saturday morning, police said. The -Public service call, MO ,M B. CBBlor U m i apnswd r t ik adSHU the sixth. with the Sox, said he was not trying Also this weekend police handled car bad been unlocked and the keys “ We miMwd hm in New York, but UM Twins’ Visalia A team In the really came through for me and I’d broadcast rights to the game. w lw ’s getting married? Only The E. Middle Tnrnpiko. .The homer was Bannister’s first to incite the crowd, saying he a one-car accident on Taylor Street r . C t IK B aiiw r has a good a rm ," said California League. do anything for them,” he raid. ■eater t e a-aid telU you in daily left in It, police said. / (Tbwn) in which the driver, Brent Qyr, 23 of I o t record Saturday^:50 p.m. THE HERALD. Mon., June t, 1881 • 10 - THE HERALD. Moo.. June 1. IWl MB's outlast Society,9-6 Caddy-husband

Collecting IX hits, Moriarty Bros, ' many outings for the Gas Housers. Chapulis added three singles to the outlasted Society for Savings, M , in M orlarty’s next outing is winaUng attack. Dave Bidwell went Twilight Baseball League action Wednesday night against Boitttere the distance, allowing 10 hits, to last night at Easteni Connecticut Travel at Willow Brook Park in New pick up the hill triumph. LITTLE State College’s Alumni Field in Britain at 7 o'clock. P ete Kiro, an Catholic High aids Reynolds WilUmantic. Steve Chotiner had a single and product, had a double and was 1-for- l e a g u e The win was the second in as bases-loa<^ double and t t a ^ in 4 for Society. "four nm^ to pare Moriarty’s. Bill . GREENWICH (UPI) — Thttiy. King, who started the day three three rounds. “ I’m glad I was con­ Reynolds says her caddy aad hns- strokes back, .closed to within two sistent and I can’t teU you bow much INTERNATIONAL boad, Dana Derouanx, nnule aB Bie by the turn, but bogled tbe 10th and this means to me.” It was the first time in two years Boland Oil and Hartford Road difference in her Drat L P G A title in never got. doaer than two strokes that first-time winners had cajAured Express continues to roll Dairy Queen battled to a 0 4 tie last four years as a pro in a $125,000 tour­ again to finiah with a 1-under-par titles back-to-back on tbe LPGA Friday at Leber Field. JoJo Leonard nament. 287. good fo r 812J50. tour. Kathy Hite captured last had two singles. Bob Latuis two “ He says he doem’t help me, but Amy Alcott and Kathy WUtworth Connecticut Express women’s Jean M cAdam each had two hits and homer, Galati also collected three week’s stop for her maiden victory. doubles and Pat McGuire singled he does,” Reynolds said. “ He talfarf tied for third at 288. JoAnne Camer softball team continued to roll as it Barb Iversen had two sacrifice flies safeties and Cindy Birdsey two for “ It’s been a good month for first- and doubled for Boland. Neil to m e aB day about Just about eras alone in fourth place at 280. swept a doubleheader fron/Bestway to pace Express in the openn-. Express. Birdsey, Joannon and Lee timers,” said King after con­ Archambault doubled and drilled overythingaad that gave ate the South African Sally U ttle, in ae- \ Freight Lines of WilUmantic, M McAdam hurled a six-hitter to notch Laigue each had two RBI. gratulating Reynolds. “ I came three singles and Kevin GuUfoil positive attitude I needed.” and 10-2, Saturday at Fitxgerald the hill decision. Express resumes action Saturday She fired an even-par 72 Sunday to dose. This was theliest finish of my In the nightcap, Stephanie Joan- sbinuned two doubles for DQ. Field. morning in the Bristol Tournament. capture the $U,7S0 first prise wiUi a career. And my best check.” Linda Galati. Bonnie K ilgore and non had three hits including a solo AMERICAN TU ole total of Loader-par 285, two Besides b o ' hnshand, Reynolds V strokes ahead of Betsy King. credited PGA veteran Tom Watson Town Fire topped Modern tor helping her game. Janitorial, 10-3, F rid ^ at Waddell. Reynolds, 23, of Kansas City, Mo., ‘Longest hug “ He’s the greatest, most couais- ,*4ts Jimmy Kitstock and Joe Tomkunas who carried a two-ahot lead into Uie on tour ever’ Braxton too tough combined on a five-hitter for Town, final round over the 6,IS9-yard tent player in tbe w oM ,” Reynolds said. “ W e m et in Kansas City a few which took advantage of numerous Staawich Country Club course, em- weeks agb — Tom is is aim from walks. Mark HuhtaU doubled for tbe famced her hnabnnd after stakfaw Soccer K.C. — he helped with m y short winners while Jimmy Cox hurled her final putt on the 18th. u u game — clipping, potting, bunker. I well in relief for Modem. “ I'm sure that was the hmgest hug Rossman comeback owe him a uig thank yon.” on the tour ever,” a beaming coed [dace at the start of the final Defending champioa Beth Daniel NATIONAL RsyiKdds joksd. rmmd, withdrew after 12 holes srith finished at 294, tied for 15th place. Moriarty Bros, came from behind Reynolds, battling an attack of hip and lower back problems. Nancy Lopes-Melton, who to down (Airier Chevrolet, 8-6, Satur­ bronchitis and an obvious case of “I had said yesterday (after "*ends in knockout Seniors triumph boDooned to a second-round 80, day at Buckley Field. Brian nerves, had an early bogey on the se­ Saturday’s third round) that Manchester Soccer Oub senior finished 30 strokes off the p ^ in Belcher. Jay Mistretta and Mark cond hole, birdled the sixth, eighth shooting even par in toe final round team swept past North EUst United 5lrd place — her worst finiah in her ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) - The depressed after the loss and did not Barry were among those who |dayed and 10th holes, and then bogeyed tbe would win,” said Reywdds, who had want to speak to reporters. He said Soccer Club, 4-1, in a ConnecUcut four-year careo'. comeback bid of Mike Rossman, well for Moriarty’s while Chris 11th and 17th. scores of 70, 71 and* 73 in her first Soccer League B North Division tilt former World Boxing Association his brother should stop fighting. Ogden and Tom Glidden were best "It is time for Michael to quit,” he yesterday at Coventry High. light-heavyweight champion, was in in defeat. doubt after he coIlapMd in the said. "But Michael hasn’t indicated Tim McConville scored two goals and Brian Beggs and Bill Maclean seventh round of a scheduled 10- one way or the other, or at least be The Medics whipped Auto Trim A didn’t after the fight.” one apiece for the locals. round non-title fight against Dwight Paint, 13-3. Saturday at Buckley. Rossman captured tbe WBA light Next outing for MSC U Sunday Braxton. Jose Hernandez hurled a four-hitter Braxton, of Camden, N.J., Sunday heavyweight title in 1978 from against Torrington at Mt. Nebo. Stadler sets record and John Buccheri had two hits for sent Rossman to the canvas with a the Medics, who’ve won seven vicious left hook at 1:50 of the straight. John Vichi and Dale seventh-round, putting Braxton into Christensm hit well for A T A P . a probable W IK tiUe bout with Bank fishing Matthew Saad Muhammad. in Kemper triumph Philadelphia southpaw Steve Carlton won his eighth straight Dominated Hitters took over last night as tbe "When I have a good opponent, I Medics nipped Nichols Tire at game without defeat Sunday in Phillies' 6-1 decision over St. get up for the fight,” said Braxton at winners’ list Winning form entire bout Buckley. 12-11. Pacing the 12-hit L o u is . He also leads National League in strikeouts and Innings the postfight press conference. "A Medic attack who notched their BETHESDA, 5U. (UPI) - Some bad a 2-uader 88 in Sunday’s final toe 18th fairway, but didn’t see a pitched. (UPI photo) lot of people think I ’m a dumb Winners in the annual Manchester sixth straight win was Kevin Coveil fan m ay have stolen U s golf baU on round. real problem because be led by fighter, but I think I showed them State Bank Children’s EHshing Der­ who U llied both the tying and win­ toe find hole Sunday, but no one Only Masters rhaiimion Tom Wat­ seven shots at the time, lhat was otherwise today." by w ere as follows in the age 6 to 14 ning runs, the latter coming in tbe could steal, or otherwise make off son ato three-time Kemper winner before he couldn’t find his ball, even The lOth-ranked Braxton, 27, saw Argentinian Vichn* Galindex, but competition: According to age first extra frame, the seventh. Mark with, Craig Stadler’s $72,000 Tom Weiakopf w ere within ahnuting with the help of several bnndred of­ his record rise to 14-1-1. lost it to Galindex in 1979. brackeU, Glenn Strange, Gary Lata Cichowski annexed his fourth flrstplaee che^ in the $400,000 at 278. John Cook finished ficials, marshalls and fans. The loss drops Rossman’s ecord to Braxton was far ahead on all three and Bill Hayes were winners. straight pitching decision. Kenmer Open. at 277 with Dave Edwards a shot FinaiUy, a specator told an official 47-3. The Turnersville, N.J. native Redlegs' play awful judges’ cards when the fight was Second places were garnered by Stadler had Uttle trouble with back. D. A. Weibrlng, Tom Kite and of seeing a youngster pick up a ball had won the last four fights on his stopped. Elric Cote, Steve M ayorwitz and Oongreasiooal Country Clnb and DMwy Edwards were the only other is tte srea. comeback trail. Judge Jose Cortez gave him all six “ We didn’t figure there would be to score. In all, the Dodgers scored Rick Knight. Third place winners NATIONAL FARM p oetrf a courae-tedofd 10-under-par players under par, at 279. By FRED McMANE zuela for most victories in the major Braxton, who served time for rounds. Judge Richard Murray saw anyone elae’s ball in that area, so seven runs in the inning en route to w ere Keith Remes, Bob Knight, Rob M oriarty's scored eight times in 270 to heat the fid d by six toots. He Stadler drove into the trees lining UPI Sports Writer leagues. Carlton ported his 10th vic­ armed robbery in Rahway State it 5-6-1, a ^ Judge E va Schain the officials gave me the benefit of the rout. Glenn Strange of Cheshire caught the most fish In the annual Webster and Lee McKinney. tbe seventh to outlast Carter's, 21- tory in a row over St. Louis and 30th Prison, dominated tbe entire bout scored it 5-1. any question and let me drop Never mind “ Billy-ball.” The Cin­ FxpoB 5, Piralm I Manchester State Bank Children's Fishing Derby last Saturday at Under six, Alicon Biuso, Ted Soaft 13, at Bowers. Dan Pryor had three lifetim e since being traded by the with a' good left band. Rossman's Braxton weighed in at 172N> another ball (without penalty),” cinnati Reds have coined a new At Montreal, Andre Dawson and Ron Soaft w ere awarded prizes. hits and Chris Gagnon two for Cardinals to Philadelphia in 1972 Salters Pond. He’s the grandson of Lee Fracchia, well-known punches lacked steam, as his oppo­ pounds and Rossman at 175V9 said Stadler. baseball term — "sillyball." cracked his 12th home run and Gary About BO youngsters took part with Carter's. Bruce Roaenberg ripped Mets 3, Cubs 2 Manchester angler. (Herald photo by Pinto) nent continually forced him into cor­ pounds. “ 1 had used up all but about a After beating Los Angeles on Carter delivered a two-run single to approximately 130 fish caught at three hits. Bill (Haytoo and Todd At Nevv York, hotrhitting Dave ners. 19th Hole minute (erf the five minutes allowed national television 21 Saturday, the back the six-hit pitching of Steve Kingman drove in a pair of runs Salters Pond. Lukas two apiece and Vic Felix After the bout, Braxton said be for finding a ball) and I was headed Reds played like sandlotters Sunday Rogers and spark the Expos to vic- with a double and his 11th homer and starred defensively at third base for was "more or less feeling out" the Official act b a d to the tee. I figured I could re- and lost to the Dodgers, 124, in an Randy Jones went 6 1-3 inmngs 24-year-old RMsman for tbe first Mears treated Moriarty's. NEW YORK (UPI) - HU stormy tee and still make 11 on the bole.” horrendous exhibition that would for his first victory as a Met in dow­ four rounds. 4tA-year relationship with the Mon­ L06 ANGELES (UPI) - Rick 021264, Tom Lowery 7681-06, Joe He punched onto tbe fairway, but have made the forefathers of the ning the Cubs. Kingman now has "I knew Rossman would be IN T . FARM Country Club Softball results treal Expos behind him, EUU Valen­ Mears, who sustained third degree Qaanors 721785. needed throe to g et down. Tliat was natioaal pasttime take up golf. five homers in the last six games. 7-EHeven downed Dairy Queen, 9- looking for iriy right hand, so I used bums over much of hU upper body Uttle conariafian to his pursuers, Ak the late Casey Stengel might National Giants 6. Astros 1 tine officially joined the New York 2, last Friday at Verplanck. George MEMBER-GUEST- Groos —Brad 8WEEI*2 A -Groas —Dave Kaye my left jab.” Braxton said. "M y jab in last Sunday’s IndianapoUs 500, and gave him his third career vic­ have put it after witnessing the Tom Griffin and Al Holland com­ Mets Sunday to begin life with "m y Covey hurled a threehitter, striking Downey-Tony Steullet 88, Ward 71, Net -Rich L o m 75888, Pete just might be m y best punch.” has been admitted to Sherman Oaks tory. game, “if Abner Doubleday were League bined on a six-hitter and the Giants new family.” out 14 and walking one for the 5-2 Hoteaeo Bob Nonnington 88, Rick Foster 12270, Pete Dens n-7-70; B It was an offensive fight, srith Bum Center. The $72,000 pushed his season’s alive today, he’d be turning over in took advantage of .Nolan Ryan's TONIGHTS GAMKS Thrifty 3-2. Buffalo Water Tavern 1- The g ifM 26-year-old right fielder winners. Greg Scott, Victor Toures Oongb-Dan Oongdon 71, AI Martin- —Grom —Pete Fox 80, Joe WaB 80, neither filte r paying much atten­ Mears, 29, winner of the 1979 Indy winnings to $14B,4S3 and his career his grave.” wildness to defeat the Astros at San Center Congto vn. C B T, 6 • K eeney 3. Clark Paint 0-5 drove down to New York from and Todd Rose hit well for 7-EUeven. EBlott Ziaky 71; Net —Tom Janton- Larry Gassa 80, Net —Tad Plodrik tion to defensive moves. Tbe hottest 500, was listed in stable and satisfac­ total to $635,272. Tbe Reds most embarassing mo­ Francisco. Ryan. 23. walked six. O ak Packa|ce v b . Reed, 6 - Nike Canada and m et the media in an im­ Scott Fultz and Ed Fitzgerald for Cserwinskl 88, Jim Kidney-Ken 15286, Paol SnlUvaa 821267; C action occxirred in the second round, A year ago, Stadler finished se­ ment came in the third inning. Turnpike TV vn. G ub*b, 7 i 30 • promptu press conference in tory condition at the facility Sunday Peterson 88, A it SmithOunner la r- -G ro m -B ra ce ABen 82, N et-Bin tossed three wild pitches and had a WOMEN’ S REC which ended with the two fighters DQ and Ted McCarthy for 7-Eleven Trailing 21, the Dodgers loaded the N ike Manager Joe Torre’s office night according to hospital son 81, Ron Rencnrrd-Dave Caley Ahn 858268, Joe Oaonors 2217-06, cond, three shots behind John tory. Rogers, 23, walked one and balk before leaving the game after Exploding for nine runs in the slugging it out toe-to-toe. played well defensively. bases and Dusty Baker singled to AAN Club v». JayeeeBv b • following New York’s 3-2 triumph spAeswoman Marsha Werber. 81, Dove GolasJim Burger 81, Ken Bah LachapeBe 8217-87. Mahaffey. His closing-round 67 only struck out seven in ^oing the dis­ the seventh inning. Griffin, 23. gave third inning. Talaga Associates ran Doctors who examined Roasman center. Rick Sutcliffe scored from F its ^ ra ld over the Chicago Cubs. Mears, who lives in Bakersfield, Tedford-Steve Casaano 81, Dick put slight pressure on Mahaffey who tance for the second time. Bill up five hits and struck out six before over Renn's Tavern Friday at after he collapsed said be was third and left fielder George Foster MB's VB. Talaf(a, 7:30 • Charter Valentine, 6-foot-4 and 218 pounds, Calif., told television station Satur­ Local sports Schotta-Ed V asrelis 82, John binUed tbe final two boles. Madlock's solo homer in the seventh over seven innings. Charter Oak. 18-8. sound, but the boxer avoided tbe day night he was to undergo akin This time, as Conpesaiaaal Oxm- threw to the plate in an attempt to inning accounted for the Pirates' Padres S, Braves I Oak U a form er All-Star and G

:¥:-X':¥X¥:¥X-:-K-:-:¥:-»»:¥:-Xi;. ly ia r 842588, EmUy Sarra 10088- fd l three of tbe past four days. delivered a two-run single to lead Carol Crawford and Mary Griffin 270, Steve Schachner 721588, Chito “ I thought the course played throw to third and the ball ended up the Phillies at Philadelphia. In tying in his last two at-bats Saturday 72, Janet Shaw 10088-72; C —Groos Gagnon 77-7-78, Roy BeU 72270, with three hits each and Liz Shea -HBifo Krialof 103, Net -Hannah easier, but I was playing so well, I in left field, allowing two m ore runs Los Angeles rookie Fernando Valen­ night, gives him six straight hits added two more. Jim Booth 71, Joe Paulin 71, PhU CHARTER OAK Hackney 1058L70, Joanne Hunt lU - probably could have had a pretty Standings — DaiiV Mart 4-0, BAJ Only 71; B —Grom —Aagnat Link good score under almost any con- Farr s downed Manchester Oil Mays, Gibson recall the ‘old days' 28-TL 74, Net -Randolph Hoff 821586, 3-1, Talaga 3-1, Buckland 2-2, Elks 2- Heat. 5-3. last Friday at Fitzgerald. BEST TWELVE- A -Gross ditions,” said Stadler. “ Even when I 2, Renn's 1-3, Tikey 1-3, Dreamland Dick Day 67, Art Baasefi 67, Don Mark Synder ripped three hits and -Deniae Kieram 53, Net -Betty bit bad shots, I was able to Papi gets chance, delivers OA Banks and Tony (^kmingw?” Torre asked. No Weudk 621286, Bob Chambers 62 Bob Bergin and ^ b Roy two apiece NEW YORK (UPI) - For 14 years, they BstsKck 54-1242, Edna Wadas 56-11- one had, so the Mets’ niianager proceeded to 11-68, Bob Mnimer 70, Don Senders for Farr's. Mike Quesnel singled ' ------REC never had much time for each oth er and you 45, Roby Clongh 56-11-46; B -G ross teU it. 821270, Bob Rassell 70, Bob behind so I was looking for hitand-run single and Lynn Jones and homered for Oil Heat. Standing — Reed 3-1, Vets 3-1. had to know tbe basic character of them both - F lo Bane 58, Net —Jen Schotts By MIKE TULLY Sp orts “ You know bow Ernie talks all the time — Jamieson 821271, Herb Ddaaoo 71, something up and in." produced two runs with a double. Standings. JC's 4-0, AAN 3-1, Nelson's 2-1. Postal 2-1. Italian to understand. 87-1244, Oora Anderson 80-1247, Lee Tribe Betters UPI Sports Writer ‘it’s a great day to play two’ and all that — Oraig PhiBipa 71, Bruno Frigo 13, McGregor said the pitch to Papi Twinii S, Royals 4 Farr's 2-1, Highland 2-2. Tierney's 2- Kitchen 2-2, Main Pub 1-2, Oak Oh, they’d say hello whenever they Neniy 821247, Bimhi Tyler 00-1247, Parade well, (^loninger was pitching for os »nd Ehnie Sol Russo 72; C —Grom —Jim Sitting on the bench gave Stan was one of his key mistakes. At Bloomington. Minn., Dan 2, Manchester Pizza 1-3, Oil Heat 1- Package 1-2. Garden Sales 0-3. happened to pass and there certainly was no Mary Prestl 81-1647; C -Groos told our first baseman he could hit Tony with Ritchie 81, Net ^ lim Bourn 8217- e lim in a te d Papi a lot of tim e to think. And what Goodwin singled in pinch runner 3. LaStrada Pizza 0-3. —Jean Wigren N , Net -Joanne "P a p i hit a changeup that was up- personal animosity between them, but th ^ Milt a wet rag. 68, Pete Brenn 821886, Roy Broege he thought about was how much he'd Gary Ward with two out in the NIKE were a couple of gutbusUng competitors in Hnnt 828042, Emily Sarra 58-1544. Richman “ Word got back to Tony what Ernie had 6581-68, Watne Harold 88, Steve rather be playing. eighth. Goodwin's single off the •INDV' Standings — Washington Socialj the purest sense of tbe word, they were on op­ B a sel P ip e r 52-18-44, Boots Ousted Iran tbe State Tennis said and he knocked him down three straight Cassano 68, John Boylan 72, “ After not playing for three weeks glove of shortstop U.L. Washington Buffalo Water Tavern tripped Turnpike TV 4-0, Gus’ 2-0, T e l ^ ^ posite sides, and W illie Mays and Bob Gibson ' Oaraeaia 80-1544; Toeniam ent in CIo m L L at Southern times. Elmie had enough. He told Tony, ‘I ’m aareooe Denycr 72, BUl Ostermann the home run was a genuine thrill,” dropped Dennis Leonard to 5-6. Jack Flo’s Cake f-Decorating, 10-1, at 2-2, Johnson's 1-2, M oriart^^^-}, were always trying so hard to beat everyone, T s aiMi F*a-A—Groos—I ^ Prior Ooopectient Stete College in New 8orry‘ and Tony said, ‘okay.’ Next time be 71 Ray Hubbard 12, Iffito Parrott Papi said Sunday after his offensive O'Connor, the third Minnesota Fitzgerald Dave White, Eric Ozols Mota's 1-3, Peppino’s 0-4. they both wound up in the Hall of Fame. 47, Net —Agaes Romagrko 4211-84, Haven Saturday was Manchester American came up, Ehnie went right down on his ears 12, Dan Gofiwts 12, Don Garvey 72, display led the Detroit Tigers to a 2 pitcher, allowed no hits in 2 23 in­ and John Struff each had three hits It was altogether different now, though. DorfoCupealar521288; B -G raos High. again. And what about "The Deacon?’ He’d Bin Phelan 72, Jfan Menditto 74. 4 victory over the Baltimore nings and earned the victory. and Bill Zwick two for BWT. White The two of them were completely relaxed rit- jnmpied to another subject, talking about how -Janet Shaw 82, Net -D o ris Wood Hie Indians’ Glenn Marx topped League knock grou down every time you faced him SWEEPS-Grom—Blare Schardt 61, Orioles. A'a 6, Blue Jays 5 homered. Harry Roy had two hits ting together Sunday in the New York M ets’ much more the pitchers would throw at the 51-1286, Rose Robideaa 521288; C John Lent of Newington 2$, 21, 21 and tbm tell you be was sorry.” Torn StouBet 63, Lon Argenio 64, Joe I'api, the designated hitter, r ip )^ At Toronto. Wayne Gross' for Flo’s. Shavers missing hitters then than they do now. —Gross -Em ily Sarra 52, Net in his opening match but was clubhouse at Shea Stadium before a ball P 0 & 84; Net -Jfan RUchle 6582 a two-run homer in tbe fifth inning sacrifice fly capped a two-run ninth WARREN, Ohio (UPI) - Trum­ “ They usta’ throw at yon like dogs and we “ Who was ‘The DeacooT” Mays wanted to -B oata CarneOla 821287, Mary sidelined by John Tanning of game with the Chicago Cobs, Maya bolding know. 48, Randolph Hoff 621588, Jfan to start the Tigers back from a 4-0 that helped Oakland brpak a 12 , Nine runs in the sixth lifted bull County Sheriff Richard Jakmas the keys to his car in his hand and looking like didn’t iMve any helmets when I first came up- rnumm a-17-88. M iwrfmry 22, 6-3 in singles. “ Vem Law,” Torre informed him. Bonn 721788, Aagast Link621183, deficit against loser Scott ," the left-hander said. "I felt good game road losing streak and snap Cherrone's Package past Vernon is looking for former heavyweight he just came from the golf course in his dark ,” be said. BEST 9- A —Gross —Tim In dooblea, the combination of “ Oh, jreah,‘’ W illie said. “ I remember him Roy Broobe 122184, Art Baaodl 82 McGregor, 22. overall but I made a couple mis-_ Toronto’s four-game winning streak Cine, 10-9, Friday at Robertson. Jeff contneder E ^m ie Shavers — but not blue sport shirt and light blue slacks and Gib­ “How oid are you?” Gibson wanted to MeNanaani 12, Dove Kagre 72, Net Soott Cheney-Brad Woodhouae fell real good.” 1284, Dick Day 721254, John “Tliat’s as hard as I can hit a takes and that cost m e." Reliever Bob Owchinko earned the Bermon had four hits. Pete Denz for his autograph. know. —Ken Gordon 28-4-25, Sher to Ooric-Chlnigo of Norwich Free son, one of Joe T orre’s coaches, already in Yoliaheftoy 42581 BiU Oatermann ball,” , said Papi. “ And when you Papi struck again in the seventh, victory while Bo McLaughlin fell to “ So do I,” Gibeon put in. Academy 78, 64 while the team of three and Tom Crockett, Steve Shavers was charged with passing his Mets’ home uniform. “ Fifty,” Willie answered him. PargBson 25287, Thn McNamara singling to ignite a two-run uprising Magrs talked about some of the other 828588, Herb Delasco 821288, haven’t played for three weeks you 04. McCusker and Gary Kacin two a bad check in a warrant issued a Hearing them begin to talk about the “ old “ Fifty?” Gihby repeated questioningly. 22247, T rtiy SchUUag S448, Rich Andy Brawne-Mike Hellandhrand players he remenobaad. Steve Schackra 621581 have to force yourself to relax. I that brought Detroit from 4-3 to 54. Angels 7-1, While Sox 22 apiece for Cherrone's. Carli Hunt month ago, but Jakmas has not been days,” which actually weren’t so long ago for “ How can that be? “ I’m 45 and yon were 25 AfchombaaR 22688, Ted BacUel was "idriiiMvi by Kane-Miller of “ What about Bob Veale with Pittsburgh?” CROSS, NET- Groas —John wasn’t thinking longball but be got Mick Kelleher followed with a At Chicago, Juan Beniquez, bat­ had three blows and Hank Steullet, able to find him. either tbe 50-year-old Mays or the 45-year-oU when I got here.” 21-2 8 1, Leo Cpr 22488, Jfan Sawyer GroeoMlch High 58, 24. NeUgm 11 N e t-B ob DakoMo 778- ting only .169, drove in four runs In tbe Steve Menchell, Bill O'Brien, Steve The felony arrest warrant accuses “ Shoooot,” Willie came right back at him. be said. “ He could really throw. He was 22488, Rich Long 22488, Toniy Gibson, both of whom look as if they can still esT n en Jeroasko-72288, .Chick opener to present new Angels' Bania and John Quaglia two apiece Shavers of purchasing gold coins “ I Started when 1 was 18 In Trenton, New pitching against ns and when I came up, be Pietrantonio 224-28; E —Boh play, Torre sat down to listen on one of the GHPon n-7-78, John Bower 77-7-18, manager Gene Mauch with his first for Vernon. from tbe FHlIoli Coin and Stamp Co. Jersey, spent three months there and then took hU glasses off to w ipe‘em. After be did, P ^ ^ 21-784, Joe WaU 21-28S, A n club’s trunks across from them and out­ Gordon Boobe 81-1271, Dan Home triumph and snap California's 12 of Boardman with a $8,875 check went to Mlnneupolis. I cam e up to the Giants he put ‘em back in his pocket I said, ‘wait a 25288, Psal FWcell 21-588, fielder Lee Mazzilli camped himself on 85871, Ted Bfanko 8212H Lou Eyes focused on Pete Rose ganto losing streak against Chicago. Behind a 20-hit attack, Lathrop In- which he could not cover. another one. from Minneapolis when I was 18. The gu ys... minote‘ and called time. Shoot I wam’t gon­ BIU Peoples 228-26; C -A rt na hit until he pot his glasses back on. Not BHIIsr 81-211; B -G rom - M m In the nightcap, Carlton Fisk ' surance upended Thrifty Package, Jakmas said Shavers' w ife has "You know bow you usta’ h(dd the ball the reperters... they changed my age when I RoUdana 221681, Ed AanaMI 2212 m e.” Borartge 77, N ot-Lm Bolanger n- PHILADEmnA (UPI) - Once now needs 15 nnore hits to break the “ Is tbe adrenalin flowing? 1 don’t doubled in hfike Squires from first 12-7, at R ^ r ts o n . Bob Young and told deputies that her husband is out got older. But I ’m 50. I’m an oid man now.” 22k Sal 82U82, Tom behind you like this?” Willie laughed, getting 1281 Sal Bondli 81-1287, Bob mark. know about me, but my adrenalin iiaae with none out in the 10th. Joe Ruggiero each had three hits of state. Bardman police were told "You’re not old,” Gibeon offered. Gibeon laughed. agofai, the eyes of ihe nation are up to demonstrate to Gibeon. “ Well, w e could Ir a a r y 284188. Rnmsfi 821288, Sol Ramo 821218, ' Bot sitting in the Phillies’ dugout was flowing when they flashed up on Lamarr Hoyt, 21, was the wtnner and Wayne Ostrout, Joe Travano, be was n Maryland. “Sure 1 am,” Mays laughed some man. “ And what about Choo Choo CMeman, the SWBBP2 A-Gram-Oavo Km focooing on Pete Roae.., tell what was cornin’ by the way you put your U o Christenson 821271, Bob following tbe gam e still atired in his the scoreboard that we were a while Don Aase, 1-1, took the loss. Don Kelsey and Mel and Dave “ But I see aU lhaae young guys wantin’ to catcher the MeU had,” Willie couthmed. “ He 12. Nat -Thn MiMamara I M , H w Philadefohia Phillies’ first •X; fingers around the seams. We could see it.” Fortand 821271 Bob Ukaa 8212 kMMMm iiMMld be wed to ttio grfany uniform. Rose says he doesn’t half-game ahead. I like that.” Mariner* 5, Rangers 3 Bidwell two apiece for Lathrop. fight now Just hecunse semebody throws at was the best I ever saw at giving the aigaa Terry Bchilllng 77-288, Sher " I knew you could,” Glbaon let him know, 71. P a il Konnoson S 2 U -n ; C feel nonch lUfferent than usual even Rose did admit be was a little At Arlington, Texas, Joe Simpson Ostrout and Ruggiero homered. Spigner wins 'em and I remamber the way it was whan I away. H e’d squat right there behind the |dato t a g r a n 28288, B -G ra s -A b fpntfigfci b f MW. He had it la I f l l f getting up himself and assuming his old -Grom -Lon Gmovaot 81 Not thougdi he is about to break a tn dy more excited this weekend went 34or-5 and drove in three runs John Madden had three hits and first CMue ap. They’d throw at you ths whole for a fast ball and m ove up for a curve b a ^ when he po4 tofother a 42game hit- PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - ^tchi^pimitiao, "botiwasdoing Akludsof wamm n . Nat ^ lo o WaB 721288. -Chan Nloel M JM lJIm MaadWo remarkable record. “ knowing Stan may have been and Dan M eyer was 2for-Sr with an Kevin Hanlon, Don Socha, Brian first week Jest to teet you and see if you could E verybody could see what he was doing but Dan Atohnsn 72128K Hob SaUvan Uag stroak, second longest in Needing 19 pins on his final two i: little t U ^ with the ball. See, like tUa!” 8 2 n 8 1 Onva “ I'm not really worried about it, watching the games on T V in St. RBI. Brian Allard, 21, combined Moran and Eld Sadloski two apiece take iL And remamber, we dM at wnur aay he kept doing U. Finally, Caato (Staiwal) hnsaball Hotory. He had it in 1975 sfaoU for victory. Bill Spigner con­ “ You mean you knew?” inquired in- 121281, Bfik P M in l 121887; C but maybe that’s because I know it’s Louis.” with Shane Rawley to scatter 11 hits for Thrifty. But we never had any fights, did started callfai’ the signs. That o d a ’t -O m b H H m di^nstol a. Not when ho led ihe O nrinnoti Reds to verted a 2-4-5 spare and then rolled a ( credulously, § a k ^ to happen,” be said. “ I’m sure The 42year-old Rose is bouncing with Rawley earning his fourth any diflcrence to Choo Choo. He aUB kept -D a n M irihH »1 7 8 8 , Newt fimBh h « 4 1 Jsol thoir firat of bndk-tohnek worid title clinching strike to capture tbe "Soi«, I did,” Gihaon laired. that if I ksirrnirit to ait down and back after the Phillies’ rough 15- save. Ferguson Jenkins, 34, took NORTHERN laittfis. ”Whi mavin’ up on a carve buB. H e was the beat 1 [eBrona 66-12 ■d lari year $86,000 a t y of Roaes Open Saturday "Gene Munch (now managfaM tte AugMs H ii^ about it. 1 reoUy would be game, five-city road trip. From .371 tbe loss. Bill Stein ext«ided his hit­ With Danny Adams ripped three 8WF MW ** 71. Not The h o l ^ the PUDieo to their aftern oon , 237-235, o v e r M ark but then managing the PhMHsnluMn’ wldstla had May flfihls.” 1 2 O raoi 'excited. But tb m really hasn’t been on May 11, he sank to .300 after a ting streak to 18 games, longest in hits and Steve Chase two more, ■ to let the bitten know what was caniagwlMn "W d Y e w at you aad yoa’d bad! oaL” R was tim e for the baU gam e MOW aad 1 81^ Rich 1 lliri lira title. Williams. gathartaa hnihe aa. Now. for the omptoenlh time. tim e to do that. M ay 23 game against tbe Pittsburgh the A L this year. Manchester Jaycee Blue stopped Spigner, 31, Chicago, topaeedd : I pitched againM them," Gihaon want ea.‘T d T h n e asadtod M ays hat naeyhe W lBie dMaT 0 Sofidoa 85887; 64. J i*a Bom MM.- Rone ffario hfanoaW the ohjact of “ Maybe if I break it, I’U sit down Pirates. During that time, he was in The Mariners had $3,500 worth of North United Methodist, 6-2, at going into the finals, chose to finish ■ hear him wUstUag and rd change what 1 was ihadidatbothari •That wasalottafiM .” Maya said about toe 1 821586. D n Doris iraoolU-1481.1 nsneh nttenWon as he sens in on and tate a tong look at it and realize a 7-for-SO slump. equipment stoien early Sunday m or­ Robertson. Six different players bad ; gonna throw. I ’d. Just m oos mgr H agan 1^ saaaien as he walkad Ira n the dnbhonse. fM8«i,r tbe match last and by coming atnn Mnsinl's Notional Lengne what I’ve done, l.know it’s an impor- But returning home certainly has ning and were forced to wear their one hit each for Methodist. through with the necessary pin ; differently acrom the aanms, that's sB.” “ W e nata do that a lot in the aid days. Thaae CMMek 821588. T ii 1 young gagra don't do it aaymoro, do ihagrr’ I2 U 8 8 . n w * record of 2.828 caroor hUa. He tM l record, but the thing is, I ’m not helped. Rose was up to .317 after practice jerseys, Milwaukee count won $12,000 for Bis third r Mays shook his hand in diM iaf. Hs ------“ ' 67.______Sunday’s game and his batting » . I8B 457481 riwhedtwoMtain8nndny's21rie- running ou{ of time. Maybe that’s Brewers’ caps and Texas batting FEUNE career Professional Biwlers 768281. lOM4''*'9M40e40«4MMMHM4044t444eWiMAfiBtlM taro o r a the g t Leris Osrdlnnls end why I’m not worried about it. average is .379 at Veterans Stadium. belmets for the game. Personal Tee 50. Silver Keg 3-2, Association victory, j 884888. F M Ttaey 12 - T H E H E RALD , Mon., June I, 1961 TH E H E R A LD , Mon,, June 1, 1 9 8 1 - 13

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Cathy Mint, 9 9 0 76767676-800 Popular place for weddings Karoiyn Krtm n. 9 9 0 76567675-500 CHICAGO NEW YORK OAKLAND l.l»ia*iili t tiaiOMf a b rh b i a b rh b i ab Penny Puli, 9 9 0 76767676-90 MAJOR Therese Hesskm, 9 9 0 76767676-800 LSaambpi tbrnCwUnai peJesus H 4 0 0 0 Wilton cf 4 0 0 0 Hendrm If L IM b n lk a l LNbiafMMl DilUrd2b 4 0 10 Bailor it 4 0 0 0 Lynn Adams, $782 77-767670-801 cf Cindy Hill, P n I.taaiaBwn Mnta|aMwR|i Bucknrlb 5 0 1 0 Mozsim If 8 110 Gross __ LEAGUE 77.767671-RR Baseball Cathy M om , $79 Morales cf 3 110 Kln(mn lb 3 12 2 Armas rf > Tennis 867671-76-501 ^ tb eiin e Duggn, $79 Cm rlf 3 12 1 Jorgnin rf 3 110 Heath rf 9-7671-74-n 0 00 Upahawpr LEADERS Kathy YoongJTB Reits3b 4 0 0 0 Steams c 3 0 10 Spencer lb 767677-71-89 3 12 0 fdybny lb 2000 Mary Dwyer. $79 76767676-m Lexcanorf 4 0 0 1 Brookt3b 3 0 0 1 Johnsn dh 3 120 Alngeft 1000 Kathy Martin. $79 76767676-59 LfrawCirtirNi Ilawi R^Ri Davis c 4 0 3 0 Rynn2b 3 0 0 0 Newman c 4 0 11 lorg ph 1000 Games through May 31 3.MnlM iliaM-lMb Reuschel p 1 0 0 0 Jones p Patty SheehaiK IBBO 785677-71-39 Manchester park invites young, old 2 0 00 Drmrgh2b 4 02 1 MachaSb 2000 Mai or League Leaders Louise Bruce ms,IBBO 7677-7676-59 M dawlit 0 0 0 0 Falcone p 1 0 0 0 stnaiey as 2 0 0 0 Moseby rf 40 12 By United P r m IntematicMial BarlMira Mizrahle, IBBO 76767676-89 t basin 3ws| TodAV's Scoreboard McGItnn p 0000 Pageph 1 0 0 0 Beil If 4 0 0 0 By Unite«rPress International Biatting. Jan Ferraris, IBBO 9-76 674-89 Strain ph 1000 Picciolo ss 0 0 0 0 Martinez c 3 110 (based on Knat-baU) Marlene Hagge. IBBO 76767671-39 By Barbara Richmond eliminated many areas of beauty Touts S3 1 8 2 Touts 20 3 5 3 Hosley ph 0000 National Lea| By United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE HolUsSUcyTm 77-767671-59 Chicago 010000010-2 McKay u 0 100 r r h pet. 9B11.000 French Open and the gardens, "Just what w e’re E^st Kathy Hite. IBBO 76767677^ Herald Reporter New York OlOlOlOOx-3 ToUls 34 6 12 5 ToUls 32 5 7 5 45160 21 99 .389 At Paris, May 31 Howe, Hou Muffn &mcr-Dvln, $91 76767676- 50 trying to expand.” - W L Pet GB E-Bailor, OeJesus, Buckner. DP-NeeOakland 008000(B2-6 35122 14 44 .381 ( Seedings in parentheses) Youn^iood, NY Rosey A rtlett. $91 7677-77-74-50 MANCHESTER - Ablaze with Baltimore 28 16 636 - Yorkl. LO B-^icagolO .N ew YorkS. Toronto 010040000-5 94120 12 41 542 Men’s Singles Everywhere in the park are signs Madiock, Pitt Alice Miller, $91 76767676-80 Milwaukee 27 19 .587 2 2B-Jorgensen, Kingman. HR-Kingmai "E—Todd. Stanley. Grots. DP-Oakland 37 139 M 47 .338 Third Round flowering bushes and plants, of the love the Wickhams had for Cleveland Easier. R tt lUthy McMullen. $91 0-767676-30 23 17 575 3 (11). Cruz (4). ^Reuschel, ol^esus. 1. Toronto 2. LOB-OakUnd 7, Toronto Pertins, SD 40129 18 43 333 John McEnroe. (3). U.S.. def. Diego New York 25 2D 566 3W IP H RERBBSO Debby Rhodes, $ » 7677-7676-801 Jai Alai Results peppered with peaceful ponds and Oriental art objects and brought 10 2B-Martinez. GarcU! Velez 2. Matthews. Phil 4I1S8 21 90 .329 Perez, Uruguay, W , 25.65.6-4; Carlos SiUvIa Bertolaccn, |MB Boston 25 21 543 4 Chicago Newman. HR—Grots (4). S^Heftderson Klrmayr. Brazil, def. Brian Gottfried, 76767677- 101 wooded areas, Wickham Park on W. back by them from many of their Raines. MU 44168 31 54 5B Sandra Haynie, $39 767671-77^-301 SUNDAY (MATINEE) Detroit 23 24 480 6^ Reuschel (L2-7) Griffin2 S—Griffin. Bonnell. Murphy. SF (13).U.S.,65.65.65; Dawson, MU 41157 S 51 .325 Kyle O’Brien.» 76767676-304 Middle Turnpike, provides a setting trips to the Far East. Toronto 16 32 533 14 McGlothen -Gross Fourth Round FM Brooks. NY fil4B 12 48 5M Robin Walton, fill 56767675-806 West New York IP H RERBBSO 44 158 23 51 323 Bjorn Borg. (1). Sweden, def Terry lU M ta 17.33 LN 431 for some 40 or 50 weddings a year. In the Oriental gardens is a fu dog Guerrero, LA Nancy L o ^ -M ltn $331 76867678-806 Oakland 31 20 808 - Jones (W 15) 615 Oakland American League Moor. U S.. 65.65.6-1, Balazs Taroezy. The most popular spot in the park Chris Johnson, $96 767677-78-307 SMmutal L44 343 statue and also in the garden is an Chicago 26 17 .805 1 Falcone (S I) 2 25 Underwood 4 25 6 5 3 4 3 g ab r h pet. (15). Hungary def. Thierry Tulasne. Janet CoIm . W 7677-7556-507 IS R W i 3JI for these weddings is the Italian Texas 26 19 578 2 T-150 A-17534 Jones 115 0 0 0 2 0 Remy.Bos 33 157 25 49 568 France 75. 65, 5-7, 65; Victor Pecci, Oriental torie (archway) and an Judy Dark, $89 77-77-767650 M M 1-3 U733 California 23 27 .480 7^ Owchinko ( W 3-1) 3 1 0 0 1 0 Singleton, Bal 43194 19 95 .367 Paraguay, def. W o jl^ Flbak. (14), shrine with its pie-dieu (small Dianne Dailey. W 80-77-78-76-30 M icU 1-3 3II7JI arched bridge. Kansas City 15 25 575 10^ Toronto Unsford.Bos 46187 31 64 912 Pound. ^ .6 5 ,6 5 ; Yannick Noah. (11). HOUSTON SAN FRANCISCO B e c^ Pearson.^9 77-767256-30 kneeling bench) and a statue of St. One of the newer areas, con­ Seattle 17 SO 582 12 Todd 515 5 2 2 3 5 France, led Guillermo Vilas, (6), TribcU l S-2 SSH7I ab r h bi ab r h bi Roenlck^Bal 40 109 17 37 .339 SueFogelmi 767677-76-5W Minnesota 14 32 304 14W Jackson 215 4 2 2 0 1 Almon.Oii 43156 88 S3 533 Argentina, 6-2. 65. 5-7, 35. bad light Theresa. The shrine was erected by structed within the last couple of Puhlrf 4 110 CabellSb 4 120 Mindy Moor< 725677-76-310 Saturday's ResulU McLghln(L(M) 15 3 2 2 1 1 Evans. Bos 46173 39 57 529 st(^>ped play. • IIJ I 1.28 U8 Reynids ss 4 0 2 1 Herndon If Brenda Lusnford 8D-77-7676-SM 7 FiadtCn the Clarence Wickham for many tc.. years, is the Lotus garden. Boston 7, Milwaukee 6,10 innings 5 0 0 0 Garvin 1 0 0 0 0 1 Oliver. Tex 4b 190 31 82 338 women’s Singles Walling cf 4 0 10 Gark rf 4 110 Alexandra Reinhardt 77-767750-310 2b m lild M i U8 ill Toronto 6. Oakland 5 McLaughlin pitched to2 batters in9th. Henderson. Oak 5019B 41 62 323 Fourth Round Italian workers they employed at There is also an Oriental Ouz If 4 0 10 Evans lb Jo Ann Prentice 7677-7256-91 5 Mb Cdniwti 4JI New York 1. GevelandO 3 0 0 0 H B P - ^ Underwood (Mayberry). W ^ Mumphrey.NY S3 125 15 40 380 Chris Evert Llcwd. (1). U.S., def. Heeplb GailToushln 7677-7680-91 UkMi 2-7 $$2.9 the time. teahouse. Maron said the Wickhams Chicago 9. California 0 3 0 00 Martin cf 3 100 Todd 2. Garvin. Balk—UnM rwo^. T— Winfield. NY 45188 84 S3 .319 Virginia WacU. (16), BrlUin. 65, 65; Woods ph 10 10 SUnnett2b Joyce Kazmierski 76805672-91 Nrfscli 7-2 I1R7I Development and operation of the Detroit 4. Baltimore 1 3 12 1 3 (77 A-24.079 Home Runs liana Mandlikova. (4). Czecnoslovakia, had a swimming pool, which was a Roberts 3b 3 0 00 PetUni2b Mardell Wilkins 76769-75-94 Texas 6. Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 National League— Schmidt. Phil 14; def, Bettina Bunge. U.S.. 65, 6-1; TrffwU 7-24 $S22J8 t m park financed from the interest on Ashbyc 2 0 0 0 LeMastr ss Vicki Singleton 76767256-94 real luxury in those days, and the Kansas City 6. MinnesoUS 4 12 1 Dawson. MU 12; Foster. Cin and Virginia Ruzici. (5), Romania, def. Pam TkM Pittman 2b 3 0 0 0 Sadek c 30 12 Jeannette Kerr 76765250-94 the $2.3 million left by the late Mr. teahouse was their bathhouse. Sunday's Results Kingman. NY 11; Cey and Guerrero. LA Teeguarden, U.S.,65,65; Kathy Rinaldi. SUrdaldMii 1.9 1 9 49 Ryan p 2 0 0 0 Griffin p 3 0 1 0 OAKLAND' TORONTO bdeannie Wood 76715676-315 California 7. Chicago4.1st game 9. U.S .def Anne Smith. (11). U S. 6-1.45. 1 lidrais Vilik L2I 1 9 and Mrs. Wickham. Jeff Maron, Juniper shrubs around the Lotus Chicago2. California 1.10 innings. 2nd Garcia ph 1 0 0 0 Holland p 11 1 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Lenore Muraoka 8677-5676-318 American League — Evans. Bos and 65 game Ruble p 0 0 00 Hendrsn If 4 110 Griffin ss 3 110 Sally Little 71-7676wd 3 lUrvti I Cdncwts 3.9 maintenance director for the park, garden area have been pruned in the Thomas, Mil 12; Armas. Oak. 11; Gray. Oakland 6, Toronto 5 ToUls 31 1 6 1 ToUls S3 6 10 4 Murphy cf 4 110 Garcia2b 5122 Sea 10, Ford, Cal. Luzinski. Cnl. said they have never had to dip into Oriental way, exposing the trunk Milwaukee 5. Boston 2 Houston 000100000-1 Gross 5b 4 13 3 Bonnell cf 3000 HrttA 61 $911 Armas rf Mayberry, Tor, and Singleton. Bal 9 Detroit 5. Baltimore 4 San Francisco 10020021x—6 2 00 0 Velez dh 4 2 2 1 TrfiMis 614 I9 S 9 the principle. Other funds come and the roots to show the life blood Heath rf 3 0 0 0 Upshaw pr 0000 Runs Batted in Geveland 7. New York 2 E-Roberts. Griffin. Reynolds DP-Sar NaUonal League — Concepcion and Nirtc from the fees charged. The fee is of the plant. MinnesoU 5. Kansas City 4 1 HoM t^ l^Houilon 4. SS™ Vh 3 12 0 Mybrry lb 2000 Jai Aiai Entries Johnsn dh 3 12 0 Aingeib 1000 Foster, Cin37; Garvey, LA and Schmidt I M i t M d t l U i 4.9 1 9 now |1 per car and there are The large log cabin the Wickhams SeattleS, Texas3 San Francisco 9 2B—Sadek. Reynolds. Phil38; Buckner. Chin 49hWsZ«ra 121 3JI ' Monday 's Games Crux. Gark SB-Cabell Newman c 4 0 11 lorg ph 1 000 MONDAY (EVENING) special rates for weddings and other Drmrgh2b Amertcan League — Evans Bos and used to entertain their friends at (All Times EDT) IP H RERBBSO 4 0 2 1 MachaSb 2 0 0 0 1 IkrMCirs 79 Stnaiey ss 2 0 0 0 Moseby rf 40 12 Armas, Oak 35, Murphy, Oak and 6Mdst4 I2L9 large groups. Senior citizens are ad­ picnics, still stands at the highest C!alifomia (Forsch 65) at Toronto Houston Singleton. Bal 31. Bell,Tex and Oglivie. (Stieb45).7 35p m Ryan (L 45) 7 8 5 5 6 4 Pagef^ 1 0 0 0 Bell If 4 000 Nriwta 2-4 9118 mitted free and special things are point, on the estate and now is used Picciolo ss 0 0 0 0 Martinez c 3 110 MiTso Golf Milwaukee (Lerch 3>4) at Detroit Ruble 1 2 1 1 0 0 Stolen Bases TiNmU 2-61 tSB.9 done for school and religious groups, as a snack bar. And during the (Baileyl4).8p.m San Francisco Hosley ph 0000 NaUonal League — Raines. Mtl 40; RNc Griffin (W 45) 625 5 I 1 1 6 McKay ss 0100 Maron said. winters, when there is enough snow New York (Bird 35) at Geveland NorUi. SF22. Scott. MU 19, Durham. Chi SFsirts 119 1 9 3J8 (Garland3-4).8:30p m Holland (S3) 215 1 0 0 0 I ToUls 34 6 12 5 ToUls 32 5 7 5 Because the park sprawls over Oakland 002000(02-6 and Moreno, Pit L5. I hUn S 7 9 4.9 for sliding or skiing, the huge stone Seattle (Abbott 1-4) at Kansas City WP-Ryan3 Balk-Ryan T-2 94 A - American League — Henderson. Oak many acres, there could be (Splittorff l-4).8 35p.m 20.8B Toronto 010040000-5 l a , fireplace in the cabin is lighted 31; Crux. Sea 98. LeFlore. Chi 14; Tuesday's Games E^Todd. SUnley. Gross. DP—Oakland WMMWM ----- ^ thousands of people there at one creating a cozy spot on a cold day. 1. Toronto 2 LOd—OakUnd 7: Toronto* l^mbry, Bal and Lansford. Bos 11. l.Oe-VdMs NriKb 34 t l l U l _ •‘*''* * 1 Oakland at Chicago, night Pitching tim e and it wouldn’t seem the least 10 2B—Martinez, .Garcia, Velez 2, lU A M d m A 4. lUrvU 2Iwra 7if4n 14II13313- Maron said the 1961 plan called for California at Toronto, night ATLAP^A Victories By Unit! International Seattle at Kansas City, night SAN DIEGO Newman HR—Gross (4), SB-Henderson $.M65wa t IwgAi C9ifsrts , bit crowded. rhoving the cabin to another spot ab r h bi NaUonal League — CUrlton. Phil85; K( en Shtk Texas at MinnesoU. night ab r h bi Griffin2 S—Griffin. Bonnell. Murphy. SF 7.$9rias5ik i9 m s5 n im ii Linares if VaienzueUL LA 65; Hooton. LA 7-1. At Beth) .May 31 3tw M nn>1< 1131 1131 t i l . Maron said the park is quite and using that high point for a Boston at Geveland. night 4 0 0 0 Smith ss 3 2 2 I -Grots. SUi Isw-knm Wshngtn rf 4 0 10 Jones cf 5 00 0 IP H RER BBSO Ruthven. R iil 75; Rhoden, Pitt 65; (Par 70) 7hwM 341 11.41 different from what was planned in memorial observation tower. From Milwaukee at Detroit, night P o c o i^ 3b N M ro, Hou and Rogers. Mtl 65. Craig SUdler. 172.000 67595656~270 Baltimore at New York, night 4 0 10 Richrds If 5 0 00 Oakland 4 buTii tabwW 341 the original layout done in 1961. He Chmblslb 4 0 10 Edwards If 0 0 0 0 Underwood 4 25 6 5 3 4 3 American League — Gear, Bos 75; Tom Watson, ISioO 71595957-876 m t b *M i3 7 M 3 M that point one can see Hartford and Muri^y cf M (^ ib, Det a ^ Norris. Oak 75. Tom Weiskopf. jx ) 6B5658-78-276 Itm ik-lMn LIkarMin NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 110 Perkins lb 4 0 2 2 Jones 1 15 0 0 0 2 0 h fM < 37 3317.11 said although those plans were ap­ beyond and sliders can go for about Hubord2b Vuckovicb, Mil. Keough, Oak. Blyleven, John Cook. 119J)0 85-7257-73— East 4 0 10 Kennedy c 3 1 1 0 Owchinko (W 3-1) 3 1 0 0 1 0 II9rias5dzacsrts 4 .0 i 8 « ^ IibKl, 374 3131433 proved by the executor of the estate, Benedict c Clev. and D.Martinez, Bal65; Forsch, Dave E^wrds. $16,000 ;715858-71-278 a half-mile to the bottom of the hill. W L Pet 3 0 10 Lefebvr rf 3 110 Toronto SI GB Ramirz ss Cal. and Flanagan. Bal 65. Tom Kite. $13,400 7D-7658-71-279 SmattE it was later felt that they would Philadelphia 4 0 2 1 SaUzarSb 4 14 1 Todd 5 15 5 2 2 3 5 T.tMyCdmii l.««rtU2V9di Maron said the park is a very pop­ 27 19 587 Mahler p Earned Run Average Dan ^ w a i^ s. $13,400 6757-73-72-279 7 Iw Sdaw I t M 1313 IJ I 431 Montreal 1 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 4 0 11 Jackson 2 15 4 2 2 0 1 create too much of an “ amusement ular spot for runners and joggers 26 19 578 ^ Asslstn ph (based on 40 innings) Dave Wehring. $13,400 88- 7457-70-879 Sidi Onwlwtwwi HamOmwIaMi 4.41 Ut St Louis 23 17 STS 1 1 0 0 0 Ekrhibrgr p 3 0 10 McLaughlin 15 3 2 2 1 1 A perlect setting for warm-weather weddings, this Italian Shrine in Hanna p 0 0 0 0 Evans ^ National League — Knepper, Hou 1 (B. Dan Pohl, $10,400 6958-72-71-280 park” atmosphere which wouldn't because of the various changes in Pittsburgh 20 20 500 4 1 0 0 0 Garvin 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 tna Binj Iwbart 733 Porter ph 1 0 0 0 Lucas p Ryan. Hou 1.00. Reusr L A I 75. Blue. Jack Renner, $10,400 745857-71-880 Fswtlt the park Is used often. It contains a religious statue and a kneeling New York 15 27 367 10 0 0 0 0 McLaughlin pitched to2 batters in9th M M i 37 31431 Italian Shrine be in keeping with what the the elevation. Hrabsky p 0 0 0 0 SF183; Alexander,SF 1.85 Beau Baugh. $10,400 89- R159-72—280 l . M i k Chicago 10 33 233 15^ H B P - ^ Underwood (Mayberry) W P- Pw M i 7-1 311331 bench. ToUls . American League — Stewart, Bal 1.47; Andy Nortn, $10,400 7(^72-70-280 Wickhams would have wished. Besides all of this, the park also 34 1 8 1 ToUU 35 5 12 5 Todd 2. (jarvin Balk—Underwo^ T— 3.0Urvta25wi litbcti 7 33 133341 AtlanU • Barker, G e IM. Clark, 8.14; John McGee. $7,733 74-70-7158-881 There’s no dragon train to whiz Los Angeles S3 15 688 - 000000 100- 1 3 (77 A^84 ,(779 tlirg d i contains an area with exotic birds, San Diego 111 Oil OOx- 5 McCatty. Oak2.37; Blyleven, G e ,2.56 Jim Simons. $7,733 8957-70-75-281 T.NmWUps t CiMdi Cdirirtj BM: Cincinnati 27 20 574 5>^ 7 3aw Im4i 1331 7.43 331 around the Oriental garden area, no ducks, and small animals, enjoyed n 1 Howard Twitty. $7,733 8670- 74-71-161 SiU lrta»5nMB Francisco 25 25 500 9 KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Tom Gray. $6^00 71-7257-72-282 SbtawCwtmM tlM 1331 swimming pool, no golfing facilities, Houston 24 24 500 9 Atlanta 7. San Diego 10 2B -& lazar SB by adults and children alike. —Salazar SB—^ it h . S—Smith ab r h bi ab r h bi Hale Irwin, |63(io 715670-73-382 313 and the log cabin wasn’t relocated. The Wickhams were said to be a AtlanU 22 23 489 9^ Wilson If 4 0 11 Powell rf 4 112 ChIChi Rodriguz. $63» 72-71-7059-282 San Diego 19 29 396 14 IP H R ER BBSO W M 74 33113 Atlanta Otis cf 4 0 0 0 RJcksnph 1000 Rex Caldweir $6800 7457-7259-282 But the park does have softball quite dignified people — and the Saturday's Results PwfKtt 74 313343 GBrett Sb 5 0 11 Engle rf 0000 Lee Elder. $4833 73-7157-72-383 PitUburghS. Montreal2 Mahler (L2-1) 4 7 3 3 1 2 Titbda 74-1 3133133 fields, tennis and vollyball and bad­ park that has been created because Aikenslb 4 0 10 WilTong2b 4 0 2 1 Scott Hoch.$4833 895673-71-S3 Gncagolo. New York 3 Hanna 242210 McRae dh 3 0 10 Hatcher Sb 30 10 Wayne Levi, $4833 71-725674-2BS M b minton, playground areas, and of their generosity is in keeping with Cincinnati 9. Los Angeles 1 Hrabosky 2 1 0 0 0 1 San Diego White 2b 3 0 0 0 Adams dh 4000 Mark O’Meara. $4833 86767672-383 IS aw bn lb d 1733 313 313 several large picnic areas. Maron that — a quiet, dignified place. Houston 9, San Francisco 8.14 innings Eichelbrgr (W 55) Hurdle rf 3 2 10 Wynegar c 30 3 0 Timmy Valentin. $4833 76667671-8BS 4 tdaw Iwbna 313 343 Philadelphia 10. St Louis2 7 6 1115 said the original plans would have Lucas Grotec 10 10 Ward pr 0 100 F r ^ Couples, $4833 76565672-2B3 San Diego 11. Atlanta I 2 2 0 0 0 1 19th HOLE Ik m tttim m 331 HBP-by Mahler (Smith) W P-Mahler • 110 0 Butera c 0000 Lyn U tt. 18.780 7671- 7050-884 M3di44U3J3 Sunday's Results Ktss 4 12 2 CasUnoSb 3000 Mike D ^ley, 82,780 767457-73-884 T-2 20 A-14.13B tafK li 34 111173 Montreal 5. PitUburgh 1 Macknn u 4 110 Peter Osternuls, 12.780 745671-76-8M Philadelphia 6. St Louis l Goodwn lb 4 12 1 BLACKLEDGE Ray Floyd, 12.780 7672- 7450-8M • 7itMi 34-7 131333 New York 3. Chicago2 (F'irst Game) Sofield If 4 12 1 Morric Hatlsky, 6,780 7l567671-aM 7a3k San Francisco6. Houston 1 CALIFORNIA Touts 32 4 6 4 ToUls 34 5 12 5 Nine Holes: Best 7's - Vance Heafner, iz.780 67-767671-8M 1 b a m * 1313 333 333 San Diego 5. AtlanU 1 CHICAGO Kansas City OOlOGOSDO-4 Jim Norris. $2,780 76715674-8M lla a m 343 133 Los Angeles 16. Cincinnati 4 ab r h bi ab r h bi Gross, Judy Staknis 31; B • Carewlb 50 0 0 LeFlore If 4 1 l'l MinnesoU' OQOOIOOlx—5 Burnham 32; Net - Jack Newton. 12580 8671- 7674-815 I tM i 343 Monday's Games Dan Pooley. 825R) 71- 71-71-72-8R (All Times EDT) Burlean ss 5 0 0 0 Squires lb 4 0 0 0 E-Mackanin. Powell. Wilson. DF^ M M 14 3)313 '3'* r-' -* Kansas City 1, MinnesoU 1 LO B - Burroughs 224, Rogers Mike Reid. $2580 685B-767S-a5 New York (Zachry5-6i at Philadelphia Ford rf 5 0 10 Almon ss 5 0 12 M M 14 311133 Baylor dh 5 2 2 0 Luzinsk dh 2 0 2 0 Kansas City 6, MinnesoU 8. 2B— Jim Booros, Q5B0 725672-73-885 (Christenson 15),7 35p m 23 V4. 2. fawls-SsIwa-JMB W , ^ i3 M 14-1 343313 Clark If 4 2 11 Kuntz pr 0 0 0 0 Washington SB^Wilfoog SB—Powell Lon Hinkle. $2580 76867672-8B t Montreal (Lea 4-1) at St Louis (Martin Spring Tournament: Net,' I n i lrrini Ngpail Gnch 2b 3 2 2 0 Johnan ph 10 10 Wilfong S—Grote, (^fUno SF—Wilson George Cadle, $2,080 76767159-2B 4. lib65nHUMa H ).6 35p.m IP H RERBBSO George Archer. $8580 73567657-8K i T M t O M i i 1311 1333 341 AtlanU (Boggs 1-7) at Los Angeles Hobson 3b 3 110 Baines rf 5 0 0 0 Burroughs 97-39-58, i l Kansas City Jim Nelford, $1,840 8671-72-74-888 IhCwtww 7.43 313 ( Valenzuela6-2). 10 S5p m Cmpnrs 3b 10 11 Lemon cf 4 0 0 0 Damarjain 99-31-68. i I Beniquzef 4 0 3 4 Bemzrd 2b 3110 Leonard (L55) 725 12 5 5 2 8 John Mahaffey, $15<0 71-7671-74-888 ItMahms 433 Cincinnati (^ re n y i 45) at San K Brett 15 0 0 0 0 0 Bruce Douglau, $1,040 7671-7671-888 7. BsscaraHhansfeOriMli Francisco ( Alexander 55). 10 S p m Harlow cf 1 0 0 0 Morrisn Sb 4 12 1 18 Holes; Gross, Pam M M 43 37331 MinnesoU 72- 72-72-71-8B7 t OMsBirx^UBdi Ott c 2 0 11 Easian c 10 0 0 Elliott 89; Net, Burroughs Jim Dent.|18B2 M M 3 4 333IJ1 Tuesday 's Games Redfem Jay Haas. 81882 71-767670-887 New York at Philadelphia, night Nrdhgnph 100 0 Corbett 58. Leonrd Thmpsn. |18B2 71-73-7673-887 TiUM 44-1 313331 (Chicago at PitUburgh. night Hilic 00 0 0 O'Cnnr (W 25) Pat Lindsey. $18B 735672-73—887 ladMc Montreal at St Louis, night Molinarph 110 0 SNEWGA Match: Rediern pitcr Mike Donald. $18BZ 867671-778-887 SlBBvBina 1131 7.41 333 Photos Houston at San Diego, night ToUls 36 7 12 7 ToUls 35 4 6 4 X.kmhmm tO w i Is iir ti T-2 « A ^ .:.718 Blackledge 6Mi, Goodwin 7671-72-71-887 Atlanta at Los Angeles, night California 080(00 006-7 Dan Quigley. $1882 IbaaaaSwuf 1133 333 Mark Lye. |M9 7671-71-72-888 Cincinnati at San Francisco, night Chicago 000 000 UB— 4 Park 5Vk. 5. f—ti tirtwii lliicsraalips SSMwUM 131 by E—Hobson, Almon LOB—California 10 Gary McCord. T 71-735676-888 M M 34 14333 7671-71-76-188 7.R»-lMaki LlrtM-lMm Chicago 10 2B—Beniquez, Baylor. L e NEW YORK CLEVELAND Mike Sullivan,] M M M 111331 Flore. Johnson HR-M orriion (3) SB- ab r h bi ab r h bi Don Levin. 1949 71-7672-76-888 Sik irwMyi liiai4 Richmond Almon. Carew S-Hobaon SF—Ott Brown rf 5 111 Bannistr rf 4 2 3 2 Roger Maltble. IB 72567676- » 7i«Mt> 314 31X33 IM a d k EASTERN LEAGUE IP H R ER BB SO Mmphry cf 2 00 0 Roseilo2b 4 0 0 0 Tom Storey. $9tt 7671- 7671-aB First Half Sundings California Piniella rf 3 0 10 Hargrv lb 5 12 1 Jim (Albert. $949 7671'7674-«l l l i m b r M i l 1331 11.N 131 North Will(W4<4). 7 4 Gamble dh 2 0 0 0 Thorntn dh .3 130 Tom Purtzer. |98 8676W-72—888 1 taa Bwa l U I 1331 W L Pet GB Aase 2 4 Winfield If 401 I Diaze 40 12 Soccisr Skip Dunaway, $9 76705677-886 3 Mas Uaat 313 Holyoke r 15 643 - Chicago Netties 3b , _2 0 p 0 HarrabSb 2 110 Barry Jaeckel, $9 78567670-98 M M 31X131 . Trout (L4-2) *-Gary Koch, 8180 71- 7672-72-889 |-V‘ --i*-..* ’ Glens Falls 25 18 iBl 2V^ 5 8 5 5 : Rodrigz 3b 0 0 0 0 Charbon If 4 000 M M 33 314731 ’•Ttils sturdy log cabin, built in 1927 as part of the original Wickham 18 25 419 OW Lamp 325 4221 Revrng lb 4 0 0 0 Orta rf 0000 M ait Pfeil, $880 72- 767673-89 Lynn I 333 1I3731I Buffalo 13 32 2 » 15W Farmer 15 0 0 0 ( Ceronec 4 12 0 Mannng cf 4 110 Rod Nuckols, 8880 767671- 76-89 Log cabin estate, stands at the highest point of Wickham Park. Leaning South HBP-by Trout...... (Gnch)...... by MilbornZb 4 0 10 Veryzer ss 4 111 Alan Tapie, 1866 72-767672-90 iff' 36 17 8C6 - (LeFlore) WP-Trout T—2 53 Dent ss 4 0 00 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER Bob EUstwood, |i 71- 767673-89 8 B »b IIJ I 7X IM against the railing is Jeff Maron, park superintendent. t Reading East Bristol 23 21 523 ToUls 34 2 6 2 ToUls 34 7 12 6 Wally Armstrong. I860 76767673-29 2Mria 3X 1333 WLGFGA BP PU West Haven 22 24 <78 5>^ New York 001000 001-2 Doug Tewell, $ n 867671-75-an IX New York 9 4 35 17 89 83 Walerbury 22 21 <78 5^ Geveland 080081 OOx— 7 ArtMcNickle, IBSB 767672- 74-891 34 343N E-Mumphrey. Barker DP—New York Washington 8 4 23 17 19 63 Dave Barr.lHB 7676767B-8B ^turday's Results (Second Game) M M 33 XIJi 1 LOB—New York 9, Geveland 8 2B - Montreal 5 6 80 18 18 « Mike Gove, $806 76767671-8B Glens Falls 5. WaterburyS CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Toronto 7rNM 3t-t X JIU i — ab r h bi ab r h bi Cerone. Bannister. Thornton. Diaz. 4 8 17 27 17 41 George Burns, 1808 72- 7671-79-89 Holyoke 3. Lynn 1.1st game Southern Carew lb 4 0 10 LeFlore cf 5 0 10 Brown HR—Bannister (1) SB-Bannis Mike Holland, fBB 71-767672-89 MImM This Juniper, pruned to explose its life-giving roots, follows the Hulyoke8. Lynh'l , 2nd game Fort Lauderdale 8 5 Burlesn ss 3 0 10 Squires lb 3 10 0 ler. Brown S-Roaello 19 14 16 59 Bobby Walzei.llOB 7672- 7672t89 7 ta IM OMi 1731 1731 3X Reading 7, Bristol 4 AUsnU 8 5 80 17 80 56 •■hmb Oriental manner and looks like a larger version of a Bonzai. West Haven4. BuffaloS. 1st game Ford rf 3 110 Fisk c 3 111 IP H RERBBSO Allen Miller. |7M 72567677- 89 3 B m M 333 333 Tamps Bay 5 8 19 86 17 45 West Haven4. Buffalo2.2nd game Baylor dh 4 0 11 Luzinsk dh 3 0 10 New York EdFiort.1776 76705671-95 S k k M t lM Jseksonviue 5 7 13 17 12 40 3X (Herald photo by Richmond) Sunday s Resulu Downing c 4 0 0 0 Baines rf 4 0 11 May(L4-4) 415 7 6 6 3 1 Bill Calfee. $ » 7672-7672-89 Central lb 3131 Lynn 5. Holyoke 4 Beniquz cf 4 0 0 0 Nordhgn If 4 0 0 0 LaRoche 125 5 1 1 1 Gene Littler, $no 71-767670-301 3 baani I aibi Chicago 9 3 89 14 23 Readings. Bristol3 Cmpnrs 3b 4 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Castro 2 0 0 0 0 W Fitzhugh.178 76767751-39 TuUa 6 5 18 15 IS ( Triliilitm 9 Walerbury 3. Glens Falls 1.1st game Clarklf 3 000 MornsnSb' 4 0 2 0 Geveland MinnesoU 8 9 19 21 IS Glens Falls 4, Walerbury 0.2nd game Harlow If 1 0 0 0 Almon ss 3 0 10 Barker (W4-2) 9 6 2 1 4 I X7I M * tmiM Dallas 211 9 31 8 West HavenT. Buffalo6 1st game Palek 2b 3 0 0 0 Molinar ph,^ .10 0 0 LaRoche pitched to 1 batter in 7th Western West HavenO. BuffaloS.2nd game Pryor ss 0 0 0 0 T-3 04 A-40.045 San Diego 8 4 21 12 IS Monday s Games ToUls 33 1 4 1 ToUls S3 2 7 2 San Joae 6 7 17 22 16 ! Holyoke at Lynn No outs when winning run scored r: Los Angeles 6 6 14 80 13 California 00010) 000 0-1 DETROIT BALTIMORE 4 ReadiM at Bristol California 5 7 12 18 12 Chicago (XD 010 0001-2 sb r h bi ab r h bi By United Press International Glens Falls at Walerbury Northwest Tuesday 's Games Jones Tf 5 0 18 Roenick cf 4 0 10 8185 jno LPGA Tournament DP-^alifornia 1. Chicago 1. LOB— Vancouver 8 4 M 12 21 ^ i f ' ' ' . California 4. Chicago 10 2B-Ford. Trmmll u 4 0 3 1 Dauer8b 4000 At Greenwich. Conn., May SI Walerbury at Buffalo Seattle 7 6 39 84 85 < West Haven at Glens Falls Kemp if 4 0 0 0 Singletn rf 32 10 (Par72) Morrison, LeFlore, Carew. Fiake. SB- Portland 6 6 19 14 18 Reading at Lynn Baines S-Burleson. Wcknfsslb 2 0 0 0 Murray lb 5 138 Hebnerlb 8 0 0 0 Morals dh 408 1 Edmonton 4 7 16 86 14 Cathy Reynids, 118,750 7671-71-72-89 ^ '*r Holyoke at Bristol IP H RERBBSO CalMiry 3 9 12 19 11 California Psmsh c 5 0 0 0 Ayala If 0 100 Betsy King, $18J9 767671-76-97 AUTO REPAIRS (Teams get six poinU for winning in Renko 7 5 1 1 3 4 Cowens cf 4 0 10 Lownstn If 8000 Kathy Whitwrth, $ 7 ^ 76767676-89 Brookns3b 3 120 SakaU2b 1000 regulation time or overtime but only four Amy Alcott, $7,900 76767672-89 Hassler 15 0 0 0 0 1 poInU for winning a game decidM by Aase(Ll-l) 185 2 1 1 3 1 Whitskrlb 0000 DeClnca3b 2000 JoAime Garner, 9 9 0 7671-7676-90 shootout. A bonus point is awarded for ^ WB SERVICE ALL HNCINNATI LOS ANGELES Chicago Papl dh 4 8 8 2 Dempoey c 3000 Vicki Tabor. $4,375 767671-72-an ab r h bi ab r h bi Burns Kellehrlb 3 2 2 0 Belangr ss 3000 each goal scored to a maximum of Jan Stephenson, $4,09 73-7373-734B -Mom# of 34f. OooMionoA" OBNBRAL MOTOR 1 three per team per game excluding Collins rf 5 1 1 0 Thomas 2b 6 2 3 3 Hqyt(W(W4-1) ToUU » 5 10 5 ToUU 31 473 Sandra Spuxich. I3JBK) 7S-7371-TI-aS Detroit OOOOVID—6 overtimea and abootouu.) Griffey cf 3 110 Mondalayrf 4212 nenko.pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Burns Joan J(wce, 9 9 0 73737V73-W CARE AND TRUCKS ‘jc;V. Mejias cf 1 0 0 0 Bakerrif ltdtedto8 batters in9th, Aase pitched BslUmOTe 111000000—4 Saturday's Results Sandra PMt. 9 9 0 7373-7D-73-4R 5 2 3 2 Tampa BayS. Ntm York 1 Conepenu 4 112 Garvey lb 5 8 3 1 E>8 batters in 10th .D P -D etrolt 8 LOB-DetroU 9. Bsl- Marlene Floyd, 9.89 TM Vn-TI-m Price p HBF^by Burns (Ford). T—3:17. U m ^ 9 8B~Trsmmell. Brookens 8, Fort uioderoaleS, Toronto 1 Beth Daniel, 9JS7 7373-7373-M 0000 (jeySb 4 110 Atlantal, Dallaal »A U MEGNAIIIGJU. K P A M t Foster If 40 0 0 Guerrer cf 4288 4D.M Jones HR-Murrsy (6), Pspi Mary MiUa, n w 73737371-4M SeattleS, MinnesoU 8 Knight Sb 4 0 11 ScioacU c 4 8 8 1 (1) S—Brookens, CUuer. Jo Ann Washam.9 J37 73737343-M JackaonviUel, California 1 eCOM PUnCOUISIONIIVM lIt X>riMsn lb 4000 FrUsss 5188 , IP H RERBBSO Jane Blalock. 9 ^ Tyn-vT^-m OesUrlb 40 2 0 Reussp 0000 Detroit Sunday's Results Laura Baugh Col,|lj97 73737I-73-4M • MMIILT MITOIIATIC TRMI9llttlONI O'Berry c 4 12 1 ^ tc lm e p 1 100 Csppuzsello 1 2 3 I J 1 Gdeago 8. Mootreal 0 71-M-7374-X3 Sotop 1 0 0 0 GolU p 1000 MILWAUKEE ' BOSTON l^>pe*(W8-l) 615 6 1 1 4 7 Tulaal. waahli^tonl. OT 7V70-7143-M »IUIT0 PAMTIIM Moduup 0 0 0 0 Stewart p ab r b bi sb r b bi Ssucier(S6) 815 0 0 0 1 0 San Diafo8. Eanooton 1 JiUie Stain^, $198 T3737373-M ■< 1 1 1 1 V a n c o w trl Lot AngelMO ^ Im n 1 0 0 0 Fergin ^ 1000 Gsntner8b 9 111 Remy8b 4 0 0 0 BslUmore Bonnie Lautr, 9i97 73T37343-M • GHAMEWITHi C ^ b p 0 0 0 0 Forster p 0000 Yount ss 9 110 Evsns rf 3000 McGregor (L6 5 ) 6 9 6 5 1 1 San Joae 4. Calgary 3.80T Janet Alex, 9 Ji7 m m - v n -m Monday's Oamea KeniMiy2b 1000 Cooper lb 4 0 8 1 Ystrxmlb 4 0 30 . 15 0 0 0 1 0 Amalia Rorar, 9 J9 73737377-ai • M NOUBW RICai ToUU 96 4 8 4 ToUU 41 16 18 14 0«livic U 4 0 11 Rice U 4000 T.MsrUnet 815 1 o 0 8 0 ( No Games Scheduled) DebbUAiMtio.r 7r-T3X41-4a Tesadiy's Games Cincinnati HD(»QOO-4 Simmons c 6 0 1 0 Rod! dh 4000 CsppusselUplb^ PatBradle] ^ M 4 M 3 -4 X (AUTliiMaEDT) Los Angeles 007 on 801-16 Howell db 6 0 8 0 LjAsfrd3b 8010 kM regp r p i u ^ to I bstUrs in 7th. Carolyn Hil 73.n43H-4X Toronto at AtlanU, 7:9p.m. B -O ’Berry, Frias. DP-Clnclnaati 1 Money 9b 5 0 10 Hoffmn ss 8 180 T - a * A-m flil. 8uaie^AlUtier.ll90 B7-7T43T3-n New York at Mootiaal, f p.m. LOB-Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles6.8B - Brouhrdrf 6810 SUpietoSb 4010 Edwrdsef 4 118 Oedmsnc 4111 f k f M o v a o CoocepckMi, Oester 8. Cty. Garvey SEATTLE' TEXAS Goerrero. Baker 3B-Steinirt HR- Miller cf 800 1 ToUli « i U S ToUli M1 • 1 sb r h M ab r h M O 'B e ^ (1). Monday (4) SB-Cowens. Simpaonef 3I33WUls3b 3000 OVlRBOYEARSOf DCPINDAULE SERVICE' IP H RERBBSO MilmukM nmov-t Bodon Randle U 3 0 0 0 SlelB 11 4 3 3 0 Cincinnati ParaonaU 0 00 0 Ollverdb 4 133 Soto(L45) 3 4 6 6 8 8 E-SUplctoa.^Uiii t S 1 I 4 WIdkham Park, once a private estate, was so expansive that the Boston Crui3b 4 0 3 1 • Clean Healing Oils Stewart 8 0 0 0 0 0 ToUla G 3 IS I ToUlf 37 3 U 3 ...khams had placed a variety of stone benches in stragic places Forster 1 1 0 0 0 8 Crawford (L(M> 4 T S I 0 I SUnley 11113 0 Seattle o n to io n -3 Soto pitched to 6 batters in 3rd. Reuss Texai WOIW4B-3 This lotus garden, another picturesque spot In Wickham Park Is to^erve as rest spots as they walked around to enjoy their proper- pitched to 1 batter in 1st Biirgineicr I 3 0 0 0 0 DP-Seattla3. LOB-SaaltteM, Taias . Stone bench HBP—b>* Soto (Guerrero). T—1:61 A— Stanley pitched loS btU sn la 3(1). 649-4595 (,M one of the newer ereee conetrticted e couple of *0®J" Thls one, has the names of members of the Wickham farndy 61.411 H B F ^ Bnrgroeter (Oaatacrl W P- 7 IB-Oliver. Cm . Meyar, Robwts 3, Call Ub For Your Home HuMling Lotus Garden Crswford T -3 :fi Burroughi HR-Siinpaon(II.CNiver(3). QC keeping with the Per East theme which the Wickham family tovhd engraved on it. /.nd All Conditioning Needs SR-Simoion. Cni» ^Narron • so much. 14 - THE HERALD. Mon., June 1, 1961 THE HERALD, Mon., June 1, 1981 — IS The Home Gardener

I I i Trees for city streets I > Despite great strides being made shape but has low-growing fall. Height: 50 feet. in cleaning up air pollution, we all branches. Just prune them off. Fast Columnar Norway maples are an must face that fact of city life. growing with dense foliage that upright form of the vigorous Pollution can still cause problems turns bright yellow in fall, it adapts Norway maple. Height: 40 feet. for plants and trees. well to street conditions. Height: 50 Width: about « feet. Fortunately, some trees are feet to 75 feet. Red maple Is wother native tree, better able to withstand the highway The sugar maple has beautiful well adapted to dry or wet areas as fumes, dust, glare and smog. In orange foliage in autumn. It does not well as to poor highway growing fact, they'll help clean the air in thrive close to highways but does conditions. Low branched when your neighborho^ and soften noise well 15 or so feet back. It has a tall young, this tree grows into a pollution, too. symmetrical shape. Height: 70 feet. naceful display with red blossoms These trees are termed "clean” The ginkgo is free of both pests in spring and scarlet leaves In fall. trees, without obnoxious fruit, and and disease. Erect forms are fine Height: 40 feet. they are relatively resistant to pests for narrow spots. It is slow growing Washington hawthome has dense, and disease. Use the smaller ones and only 4 feet to $ feet wide when 15 shiney foliage and white flowers in beneath utility wires. feet tall. It matures at 90 feet. June It turns orange In autunui and The London plane tree or The honey locust has thin, airy is dotted with small red fruit that sycamore is related to our native foliage, that provides light shade. It birds enjoy. Height: 10 feet. sycamore but doesn't have Its dis­ is a graceful tree, informal in shape The Hops crabapple is an ease problems. It grows fast into a with leaves appearing late in spring excellent small tree to pUce direct­ large, handsome tree with rich and drooping early in fall. Height: ly under any overhead wires. green leaves and dense shade. It has 30 feet. Upright in form and very vigorous, a tall trunk and is an excellent "see- Red oaks are the fastest growing it is covered with rose flowers in under” tree. Height: 50 feet to 75 oaks and hansomest of all street early May and bears small red fruits feet. trees. These grow upright when in autumn. Height: 20 feet. The Norway maple is an excellent young and spread at maturity. shade tree that grows in a rounded Lustrous foliage turns deep red in

Travelers along East Center Street In Manchester will soon be CELEBRATE THE GRAND OPENING OF enjoying the fruits of the labor of members of the Perennial Planters Club. Club members planted the garden this week. The Colorful garden plants, In varying shades of pink and purple, with a white border, ^ were put In what Is called Munro Park. They Include pink cleome giant imperial larkspur, plum purple petunias, rocket pink snap­ dragons. pink begonias and white alyssum. Shown doing some of CONNECTICUT TRAVEL the planting are co-chairmen of the project, left to right, Jane Swan, Fanny Cleary, and Marie Maxim. (Herald photo by Rich­ mond) s h a d e Ma s t e r l o c u s t AMUR CORK TREE MOUNTAIN ASH APRICOT QUEEN RUBYIACE CRIMSON KING" MAPLE MT ASH LOCUST SERVICES Make easy garden aids DON’T MISS THESE MANCHESTER OFFICE WEN WEEK OF JUNE 1-6 With the costs of everything still and remove them each morning un­ Or, save one to use as an emergency ATTRACTIONS THESE climbing steadily, here are ways to funnel for pouring oil or gas into make your own gardening aids: your power equipment. Recycle food containers. Save Slice one-to-two-quart milk car­ AT (X)R MANCHESTER LOCATION milk bottles, jugs, yogurt and tons along the side. Use that margarine bowls. Popsicle stit^ks removed piece to make dividers for PRIZES and plastic bags. All serve multiple individual compartments within the DURING OUR WEEK- • TRIP FOR TWO TO LONDON useful purposes. carton. Just fill with seed starting July 4lh Departute Irom Boston One Week Complete iniern,-iiiona! 1 ■ Cottage cheese, sour cream and mix and transplant seedlings when Package Includes Air and Hotel yogurt containers make ideal seed­ they're ready for the outdoors. LONG CELEBRATION • BUS TRIP FOR TWO TO ATLANTIC CITY starting units Fill with planting mix Save plastic bread bags. Use them ■ 3 Days/? Nights at Hartah s :A Globeltoners Trip, or use a Jiffy 7 pellet in each They over tubs and pots to achiever a ------FRIDAY JUNE 5 ------• BUS TRIP FOR TWO TO WASHINGTON 3 Days ’ iiqtn Hira.ir sow your seeds and watch them greenhouse effect for tooting cut­ Bus Trip. sprout. tings of treasured plants. You can Try topping each with an inverted also cut wire coat hangers and bend HAWAII HAPPENINGS • TWO FREE FLIGHTS TO ATLANTIC CITY One Day 1^0 or juno drinking cup. These clear cups serve them into hoops. Insert them in gar­ Fair credit reporting — LIVE HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINMENT 12th as miniature greenhouses to en­ den soil, cover with clear plastic and • FREE WEEK AT "PRINCESS TOWERS " IN FREEPORT, r are courage faster seed germination. you have in-row greenhouses for FROM4-5P.M, not included Your credit rating is your reputa­ reason for the decision, and to reports. •FREE WEEK AT "ATLANTIK BEACH HOTEL " IN FREEPORT. But don't put them in hot direct sun starting outdoor gardens earlier In dealing with the credit repor­ Air tare not included on windowsills because they trap each spring. tion. 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IN FREE WEEK AT "NASSAU BEACH HOTEL " IN NASSAU. ' . • frustrate cutworms that would not limited just to areas like how review your file. Provided you make on yourself that a business gets D&L (lower level) MANCHEUHf^ ( 'ARKADE IWH f ' t ir IocJkJ plastic containers and place where when it pays for the reporting com­ • TWO FREE TICKETS TO MONTREAL ON PILGRIM AIRLINES you want them in your outdoor gar­ otherwise chew through the tender promptly you pay your bills. It can this request within 30 days of finding GREAT NAMES COME TOGP 1 H[-T^ CONNl.CTlCi if include the opinions of your friends out about your problem, the repor­ pany’s services. Nor are you legally SATURDAY JUNE 6 • DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TWO IN ST. MAARTEN den. plant stems. 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NEW YORK (NEA) - ■■V. Travolta changes By all means, wait for your superiors. Or cocktails or, better John TravolU It delighted number to be called at the jwen he lays hit latest movie bakery. But don't expect to still, fInner — at your place. "Women, especial­ hw t a John TravolU film.’’ bring home the goodies if The movie Is "Blow Out,” a you just sit back and wait ly, being new on the job force are often reluctant to m pense story directed by Brian your turn at work. De Palma and cosUrring Nancy “People who wait for do this,” Dr. .Scheele says, "but as you grow more Allen which has no singing or promotions don't get them dancing and which gives TravolU because when you're in a successful, you see that a lot of business takes place a character without a strong waiting mode, you become RMcho image. invisible to your bosses,” in social situations. It’s a way of gaining trust. A cor­ The sUr of "Saturday Night says Adele Scheele, Ph D., Fever” and "Grease," in Parade career consultant from Los poration is an extended family, after all, and what Magazine, says "‘Blow Out’ Is Angeles and author of the the first time that I’m playing a Ballanline paperback, you're doing by inviting your bosses to dinner is full-fledged adult. ’This Isn’t a “Skills for Success" John ’TravolU film. It’s a Brian ifly— ttQrtof making these familial ties < 0 Cvenkig At Symphony The Bo* In order to move up, you De Palma film that happens to not only have to make con­ strong. You're also getting ton Symphony O rc h o ttri, with to know your superior and sUr John ’TravolU. I chose it •o lo itt Itih ih P*rlm*n, porlorm tributions to the company, because it has drama, suspense Stravinoky's Violin Conc*rto In C you have to call attention learning how to show and the Symphony No. 3 In F yourself off to them. and lots of action.” ' Ma|or by Brahma. (60 min* ) to them. Why you must, 6K>e she says, is because people "But,” she adds quickly, (S) Nawa World Daily n*w t high ' ^ light*, national and international either don't notice you "this is not done to Right to life when something's done manipulate them; you do it I CSSNowa so that you can mesh with An attorney representing a 5- Dough well or. if they do. they I NSC Nawa don't, say so. "They're too them.” month fetus says he’ll ask ask an I OvarCaay'Sacond Marriage busy noticing how much Call it what you will — appellate court to free his unborn John Travolta Is delighted when he says hIs latest movie Hoeta: Hugh Downs and Frank Blair and what most people call Isn’t a John Travolta film. Travolta Is shown hero with (C4oaod‘Capt toned: U.S.A.) harder they work than you client from jail in Waukegan, HI. QP Bob Nawhart Show do “ None of us thinks the breaking of bread with Charles S. Wilson III, who filed director Brian De Palma and costar Nancy Allen. (UPI business is unprintable — photo) a N«w i Fielding and Constance Carlyle (Mark Harmon and Morgan Fairchild), positively about other for a writ of babeus corpus, 7KX) people's work, " Dr. it's indispensable, she asked Circuit Judge William J ^ S N a w a honeymooning In the Bahamas, are unaware they are about to be kid­ Scheele says, “so you must says. To think otherwise is Block to consider the welfare of napped by drug dealers In "Flamingo Road," tonight on NBC-TV. Adele Scheele. career consultant and author of •h a Na Na go in and point out the good being naive. "The very fact his client in determining whether Mrs. Reagan will be seen in the "Skills for Success," warns: "People who wait for Massachusetts. things you're doing.'' that most terms we use for Carol Hubbard, 30, Chicago, newly decorated private quarters Albert sat quietly throughout ABC Nawa promotions don't get them.” this behavior are contemp­ GD BuWaaya Ah, but only braggarts do would be freed on bond pending of the White House. The program the ceremonies and took no ap­ ® ipoftaCantar tuous indicated that people ® klbvla-(C om ady)*H Wholly that, you mean “I'm not trial on shoplifting charges. also will feature actresses j^um . (Ratad PO) (2 hra., 3 0 mins.) parent notice of the crowded Moaaa*' IM O Dudtay Moor*. Lar- ^ 12:00 still think that merit is its (S) NCAA Track And Flald Divialonll recommending flaunting Judge Block refused to reduce Katharine Hepburn and Lauren ain# Nawman. A man and woman, on (DCBBLataMovla'OUINCY House press area, where about 40 ^ampionahlpa own reward. They think if Dave Nordlng, a teacher at Bennet Junior High School, at left, a bua lour of tha Holy Land, Coma of No Return' Stare: Jack Klugman. what you've done." she her bail because she jumped bond Bacall. photographers had been roped off CH) Movla -(Comady) ** "Holly' upon an anclani acroll which tails th* Robert Ito Quincy performs an au­ their work is good, that’s checks out flower boxes made by students In his Qrade 8 once before. woodKnIghta" 1980 TonyDanza, retorts. “You go in to your everyone gets promoted in to the side in a section of the atoryofharachal.whoalwayaaaama topsy onthabodyofaninmatafroman So don’t take the flack enough, so they keep Robert Wuhl A driva-in burger joint, boss and share what has school; that's horizontal woodworking class, Richard LaJoie, and Anthony Milton. Wilson said he will appeal and bleachers. to ba at tha right placa at Ih* wrong institution for tha crirvrthally insane, happened You say. I personally and don't let it polishing whatever they’re Uma.(RatadPQ)(2hra) the haadquartara of tha Hollywood who'a body was battered savar- power It's different at Materials were donated by Al Coelho, standing, owner of Personal vowed if the child la bom with A prince graduates W FaatlvalOfFaHh Knights Car Clutf, ia doomed for des­ aly.(Rapaat) ‘HARRY O: Mister Five throw you. Dr. Scheele working on and waiting for Flower boxes truction. so tha Knights take made a breakthrough in work Your peers do not Tee who Is using the boxes (10 In all) to helpi>eautlfy Main Street. any kind of deformity he will hold Quote of the day w Sha Na Na Ouaat; Rita Morano. andDima'Stare: David Jansen, Anth­ this report It's concise, in­ promote you. And your suggests, “If someone says the teacher to look at it and Lake County officials personally He kept a low profile during his (8) Monaylina Financial, buainaaa rgyanja (^ ta d R) (90 mina.) ony Zarb*. Qlynnis O'Connor guest Coelho had help from Fran Bachand who helped the boxes and and consumar nawa with haavy am- Iw O w , Flamingo Road atarsaaayoungcollagasiudantwho the idea is too expensive, say, 'this is excellent.’” years at Amherst College, but Celebrity lawyer Roy Cohn Honaymoonara Fielding and Con- novative. etc. Isn't that boss must be aware of you responsible. , aia on Ih* Wall Siraat day. ia arraktad for pasting counterfeit then you say, "That's a pick up the dirt, and from Mrs. Stanley Juros who planted the Prince Albert of Monaco could atanca Carlyle are kidnapped and terrific’’" for you to get ahead." Trouble is. the teacher says be prefers dealing with Nawa onay. (Rapaat) good point, but if I can went to lunch with one of flowers. (Herald photo by Pinto) not avoid the shutterbugs at his f held fora million dollar ransom, whan D fM Ik* Douglas ‘ Co-hoat: Brooke But you don't stop there. So wrack your brain for gambling czar Tony Salerno “a a drug dealer intent upon vangaanca aShialda Quests; Bo Hopkins, Alex You proceed to show him work that out would the the other kids. graduation. lot better than many other clients punishes doublacrosaing Sheriff Haley. Adrian Arpal. Lauren Naw­ ways to economize on First interview Titua Semple. (Rapaat: 2 hra.) idea be valuable?' Or, 'I Prince Rainier and Princess or people who are in the social Nancy Savln*Tha Arts man. Sylvia, Wil Shrinar. you've got the interest of copying machines or 9:30 X l Movla -(C rlm a )...... Rogua did a lot of researching on The first interview with First Grace, and his sister Princess register.” "Compared to them," FacaThaMualc CD (D Houaa Calls Charley dis­ the company at heart. marketing a better racket Ovar Eaay 'Sacond Marriags* Cop" 1054 Robait Taylor. Janet th pricing and in the long Lady Nancy Reagan since the Caroline looked on Sunday as Cohn says in a Penthouse covert that h * is one of Ann's land­ Leigh. A policeman on the under­ "You must then go on and and then speak up at the Hoats: Hugh Down* and Frank Blairlords and ha is turning har apartment run, it’s cheap.’ In other attempt on the president’s life Albert, 23, became one of 424 (Cloaad-Captionad; U.S.A.) world payroll tracks down his recommend other reports ne lit meeting But be magazine interview, "I would into a condominium, and whan she brother's killer (2 hrs ) words, bu sure to find out will be seen ’Tu e^ y on a Bar­ men and women to graduate 7:2g finds QuL.ahe starts a campaign of that should be done, by prepared to be shot down take Tony Salerno hands down, ^ Dally Number (S) NCAA College World Sartas what’s right with your idea/ bara Walters Special on ABC (10- from the small, private liberal ^raaamant. (Rapaat) ^av law others, as an outgrowth of and shot at. "Group be informed because his word to me has 7:30 ®Movla'(Orama)** "HldalnPlaln ) PMMagaxIna ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews /HOUKR/cancim/ and be sure you don’t ig­ 11 p.m. Elastera time). arts school in western Sight" 1 9 M James Caan, JillEikan- yours so that he begins to dynamics being what they always been 100 per cqnt good." ) All In Tha Family 0 Fantasy lalandAyoung woman S M T A T I 84 IXIT S t tltVCn LANE nore what people say. Also, berry. True atory of a father's eight wants to again meat tha man aha fall KAST HAnraono aaa-aav see you in two ways: as a ) WHd WIM World Of Animala lA n O A IN MATtlMUi DAILY are. new Ideas are not IX mo year search for his children after hia in love with who mysteriously disap­ amar anowoMLY ti.ao show appreciation when ) FamHyFaud ax-wifa marriaa a man who's identity team-player and as a terribly well-received in a ) Faca Tha Mualc peared altar they had a glorious others submit ideas, to in­ waachangadbylheWitnassReloca resource." Dr Scheele group because everyone ) $60,000 Pyramid Ihraa day romance. (Repeal; 70 and tion Program. (Rated PQ) (90 mine) dicate you recognize ) CNNt II.A.8.H. Sporta A raport on whal'a niina.) says. "If you just do the job wants to maintain the happanodl O IM«cNolH.ahrar and whal'a Raport ahead in 12:05 they're trying to do that ing, no matter support me on this, I'll sup­ room In a shocking way whan one of money. (Rapaat) When the meeting breaks It started as a game natural childbirth claaaaa. but whan how disgruntled or jealous port you on that" — only be thaTribuna'sownraportaraiarapad. 12:30 up, go back to your desk tha tim* finally arrivaa for Arthur to (Rapaat: 60 mins.) 'your peers may bwome more subtle." antar tha dalivary room, ha gata cold £ Mftgafl> Haroaa T H E ROAD ^ Nawa 0 0 0 Tomorrow Coaat- and consider other ways to faat and laavaa Carman to axpar- TO HELL IS "People don't succeed in Even then, you won't ment ourselves to stay in shape and (8) Freeman Raporta A one hour TO'Coaal Quaata: Billy Cryatal, Amy make the job you're doing BOSTON (UPI) - When Jacklyn Miss Dering, a petite, shaggy-haired ianca th* avant alona.(Rapaat) national call-in. in-daplhtalk show Wallace and David Wallachinaky business because they con­ deflect all the flack. “Peo­ X MlltogaBlfio PAVED WITH visible. “Some people Geaber started lifting weights IW a lot of physical changes started to blonde whose white, two-piece suit i^ h a tiva audianc*. (90 mine.) tinue to live as if they were ple usually respond (C V ABCComodySpoclal ® Conrmcticut Prima Tima 0Movta-(Orama)**H "SoldlarOf yean ago to stay sUm the never happen,” i Im said. Isdsodhie * A (3od in Colchaatar' HIS VICTIMS. write memos every week." was connected by a single cord. GD w Ifidopandont Nawa Orange" 1070 Rutger Hauar. Jar- still in school, where it was critically in a group, " she Whait Claudhia ia away from Rom* she says "Even if the boss dreamed ahe would one day be h ta . Geaber, who works as a Mrs. Geaber laughed as Miss G ) Insfda Story oanKrabba. BrltiahlnlalligancaOf- much more important to says “Were trained in flexing her muacles onstage before trainer at the salon and alto as a dis­ kivadiog Britain, hlaborad wIfa Mat- 10:30 ficar aids six young man in their fight doesn’t read them, they're Dering pulled and twisted at the two aallna paaaaa tha tima by taking a O Haroaa: WInaton Churchill: Tha againat Hitler during World War II AO please your peers than the school to get our papers auccaaalon of lovara and organizing there for him to see. Or you hundreds of people. tributor for a health food company, vata War (RatedR) (2 hra.. 3 0 mine.) teacher, " she says "No small pieces of fabric. ’‘Just make a toumamant of tax. On hit raturn to back with what's wrong D k k Cavatt Show Quests Jac­ 1:00 might have Monday But two bodybuilding contests and said her weight dropped from 120 to Roma, Claudiu* raporta to tha San- S one wanted to be called an written on them, not sure you tie the strings really snug,” ques D'Ambiosa and hit aon. Chris- Rat Patrol hundreds workouts later, the 34- 114 pounds and her 5-foot-SVti-lnch at* that a graat victory has baan GD apple polisher But what's right lunches with some of your she advised. ‘"Then you’ll feel more t5^har D'Ambiosa. dancers Pari I ® Polo World Cup-Final year-old beauty is an enthusiastic frame began fitting Into size 4 slacks 9 Dava Allan Show ( 8 People Tonight An hour of comfortable.” ® NCAA CoNaga World Bariot promoter of women pumping Iron Instead of size 8. Bagln With Qoodbya paraonallty nawa, interviews and A crowd of about 2S0 people — l i t ' raviawa. competitively. "Phil and I started posing almost UttloHouao On Tho Pralr- Nawa mainly men — had gather^ outside lo Young Albart Ingalla laarna tha joy 1:10 (S) Movla-(Comady) * S "Wholly “I look at It at a lease on staying as a game. Every night he would be of lev*, and tha pain of Hat. whan ha for the pre-Judging event, but if they ® Movla -(Bclanca-FIctlon) * 4 Moaaa" 1980 Dudley Moore, Lar- brags about himaalf to a pan pal in a young," said Mn. Geaber, one of 28 posing and he got me to pose,” she "Star Trak • Tha Movla" 1079 ain# Nawman. A man and woman, on Saga of the bowlegs expect^ to see the women lift diatant city, unawara that aha ia a women who posed their biceps, said. One night, her husband told her WilliamShatnar.LaonardNimoy.The a bua tour of tha Holy Land, Coma weights or tear telephone direc­ paraplagicwholaalaoatratchingtha furthar adventures of tha U.S S En- upon an ancient acroll which lalla tha bleeps and adbominals In the ’“You’re really getting defined and tories In half they were in for a dis­ truth In har rapllaa. (Rapaat: 60 tarprisa and its craw (Rated Q) (2 atory of harschal.whoalways teams DEAR ABBY: You were ina.) (Cloaad-Captionad; U.S.A.) Northeast Women’s Body Building you should compete.’’’ appointment. hra.. tOmina.) to be at tha right place at the wrong way off base with your t Prlmanowa>120 Satallita O Nostalgia Thaatar ' tima. (Ratad PQ) (2 hrs ) Championship — billed as the Mrs. Geaber looked tanned and Sraporta from around tha nation and answer to the fellow who The lights dimmed and Boston ® Sporta Tonight All thahighlights 0 McHala'a Navy biggest women’s amateur body relaxed as she chatted Saturday in University’s hockey arena took on tha world. Major avanta of tha day from all tha action with Nick Charles 1:30 was bowlegged and mis­ egyarad. and Bob Kurtz CD Adam 12 D e a r building contest ever held on the the bustling locker room just O Movla •(BcloneO'Flctlon) ** erable It was no help lb* the appearance of a prize fight ring, 9Movla«(Advanlura)*h "Great 1:40 East Coast. minutes before the contest began. with a makeshift stage set up in the "Hangar 18" IBM ) Robart Vaughn. Taiaa Dynamite Chase" 1077 0 U8AF Rallgioua Film tell him to thank God he A b b y . "It was sort of an accident the Tense competitors nearby, DarranMcQavin. Efforlaoftha Whita Claudia Jennings. Jocelyn Jonas 2:00 had legs' What about peo­ center, drenched in high-intensity Houaa Chlaf of Staff to protact tha Two beautiful bank robbers pack a ^ Baat Of Midday way I got Into it," she said, recalling Patricia Dering among them, flexed- light. praaldant'a proapacta for ra- wallop with blazing shootouts. ^ Joa FrankMn Show ple who want nose,jobs? Do A Power’ alactlon. by covaring up tha facta and unflexed their abdominal dynamite blaata andoutragaoua dis­ ( 8 Sports update The latest sports Abigail Van Buren how her husband Phil coaxed her The crowd quieted in anticipation surrounding tha collision of a U.S. you tellljftm ttf^ank God guise. They outwit police as they results lor the West Coast sports 1 I >l\’i . : Displayed at... into competition after seeing the muscles in front of huge mirrors as aatallHa with a UFO. (Ratad PQ) (90 they^il^boses^ as a line of 18 sleek women in the 5- ravish the mala populace. Their mala I. ■ ■ progress she had made by working the trainers rubbed oil over each mjn||) hoatag* becomes tha third member & Oat Smart foot-S and under category marched . O O Oroat Parform ancaa‘Tha Ruth Gordon, the ac­ out in the health salon the codple taut body. of tha trio apaading acroaa Texas 2:20 I. ,K tress, appeared not long out of the locker room in their mul­ Qlrla in Thatr Summar Draaaaa’ and mated R) (90 mins.) C D (D Nawa ' operates in Wakefield, R.I. "All Ihave to worry about Is my ticolored bikinis, eliciting shrill Othar Btorlaa by Irwin Shaw. This O Connacttcul Scraaning Room ago on a talk show and told DEAR ANTHONV:! DKAK PAI L: An now I Capitol bathing suit top falling off,” moaned dramatization ofthraaofthoauthor'a W Odd Couple CD Moment Of Meditation "We had been using the equip­ whistles from the audience. boat-known abort atoriaa also in- the world she had had sur­ wrote to Puul Solomon, am informed by G Dick Cavatt Show Quests Jac­ 2:30 Each smiling contestant was cKidaa‘ThaMonumanrand‘ThaMan ques D'Ambiosa and hia son. Chris­ (8) Overnight Daek Best of tha day' s E x c a l i b u r gery to correct her bowed BHHCkciutc producer of tile orthopedic apecialialn Who Marriad a Franch WHa', filmad topher D'Ambiosa, dancers. Pari I. raporta Nawadask. Freeman asked to display side, front and back location In Paria. (90 mlna.) 11:30 Raporta, aporta update and legs. She even lifted her Mer> (iriffin show and who tell me that bowed Movla •(Drama)** "Rago" 1972 skirt to display the results! Equipment views of her musculature in order to a 9 ^ Kolak monaylina u K k e d h im a l> o u t legH dhould be Ooorga C. Scott. Richard Baaahan. CD Attar Benny 0 Laurel And Hardy LAWNMOWER pare the field down for the main Whan a paacafui ranchar’a young Then there was a 6-foot "Rcdfing.” Hilt reply: fitraightened not only for CD ® ABC Nawa Nightllna 2:60 "pose-off” event in which the aon ia killad by chamical taating ha ^ cfxxa d by Tad Koppai ( D Community Calandar model on TV names coHmelic reanona but for takaa ravanga on Ihoaa raaponatbia Judges’ panel — five women and one % Maud# 3:00 I— JOHNBELUSHI — Veruschka who thought her DEAR ABBY: How can therapeutic rcaaonn. for tha acetdant. (2 hra.) man — would chose five wiiyiers. ^JptflaContar CD Movla-(Waatarn)*** "BandOf I DAN AYKROYD R feet were too long, so she you call yourself a Califor­ Reaa on: 0 0 9 Tha Tonight Show Quest Tha River" 1962 Jamaa Stewart. Huge trofrfiies destined to go to the d) CD Tho Tim Conway Show host; Rich Little Quests Charo, Arthur Kennedy In 1847, a wagon had an operation to shorten nian and know nothing Tonight’a guaat la Carol Bumalt. THE BLUES BROTHERS Cut out the coupon below. At the end of the week either maji woman with the best chest, the best ^ c k Jonas. (60 mine ) train guide raturna to Portland aaak- her toes. about. Rolfing? Have you (Rapaat) O Nowadoak A nmaty-minulanawt ing cattle and provisions for sattlars GD Morv Qrtffin Quaata: Engalbart Sarah Miles came on the also not heard about the arms, the best back, the best legs, final. and ends up ataaling them and aa- or bring it into the Herald office at one Herald Sq., Manchester, the best back and the best ad- Humpordinck, Lola Falana. Randi O Movla'(Waatarn)*** "Man capaa acroaa Mt Hood's snowy Johnny Carson show and isolation tanks that feature {^lum . Suaan Waahbum. From Laramie" 1056 Jamaa ipaa (119 mina ) M s You're never too bominals retted on a table nearby. GD n Monday Mght BaaabaH Stawarl. Arthur Kennedy A man ) BportaCantar told how she was self- 800 pounds of epsom salts? Ct. 06040. Nothing to buy, just send it In. 0K)0 u ^ g or too old to.learn aaakaoutthaktffarsofhiabrothar (2 ) iawBwitchad it conscious because her ears Rolfing is a techniqde oT _ Winning one of the top prizes CD CD M.A.B.N. lo make people like h » . ) I Movla -(Bclanca-FIctlon) ** stuck out. so she had a muscle massage ' " would be nice, Mrs. (Seaber mused ®Movla-Au b . 22) You could 36 Satea cutting the position if the new bo called upon at this time to 36 Fred Aatairs'a for $1.4 million. cut the town budget they had aiatar proposed, since It was d efeat^ by a budget is defeated. assume mora rasponslbllltlas or The action will be the final step in a la rM role In a social organiza­ P I 39 Room ahapa town's quest to secure funding for 2-1 margin May 19 at referendum. The council will also hear a report tion. It ahould prove Interesting. CAPTAIN EASY - Crooks A Lawronco 40 Hallowed road and drainage improvement At that meeting, council members tonight from the assessor on the VIRQO (Aug. 22-Bspl. 22) place ' YOU'LL NBVGR WORK I DON'T KNOW WHAT around Coventry Lake. discussed removing a full-time revaluation the town is presently Something could occur today 43 Briton which might encourage you to AOAIM FOR ME.RAMBOl WE WOULD’VE DONE 45 For haaring The town originally filed a planner from the budget, but Mrs. experiencing. I'U SET you BLACKBALLCU IF IT WASN'T FOR / The town is presently taxed on a aim lor a higher goal than you 46 Small barn preliminary application Jan. 5 for Koontz resisted the move since she previously sought. Don't be BY EVERY COMPANY IN yOUiPEOMONO. voyreuY SO Suburban money to improve roads and felt it would damage the town's 1971 evaluation. In 1971, the evalua­ afraid to raise your aighta. THE KLONDIKE I lEN'T ALU raataurant tion found an averaged assessment U M A (Bapt 21-Oct. 21) Taka A ce^l Funeral mass for Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski celebrated on Victory rehabilitate houses in the Lakeview chance to acquire the HUD funding. 52 Gun an Terrace and Waterfront Manor The council did not cut the posi­ at about $14,000, with the average into consideration tha long- angina Final tribute Square In Warsaw, Poland, Sunday, by Cardinal Casaroll. (UPl tion, as they proposed a new budget taxable assessment at 65 percent of range altects ol any important 54 Ram'a mala neighborhoods. decialona you make today. photo) to the town of $5.93 million, reflec­ that, about $10,000. The new evalua­ 55 Low waters (2 The preliminary application was Tomorrows could matter more wda.) approved the week of March 19, and ting a mill rate of 70.5. The defeated tion will use 70 percent of the total than tha present. 55 Nixon's V.P. officials said they expect the final budget had called for a 72.5 mill assessed value for taxes. •CORPIO (O ct 244IOV. 22) This 60 Cloaa friend I ♦ t ' , application, if submitted, to be ap­ rate, a four-mill increase over the Is a good time to make those 61 It is (contr.) changes you feat should belter 62 Charged proved since the preliminary one present mill rate. your lot in life. Don't be too hesi­ T ^ “ f Mrs. Koontz said Sunday that cut­ particlaa $5 66 was. tant to shut gears If your plans 63 Exist ting the full-time planner would To roport nows are well thought but. Mass draws 300,000 If the town is granted the funding, 64 Collsction 60 BAO irrAm Ut (Nav. 22-Dec. 21) the money cannot be used to offset show a lack of fiscal effort from the To report news items in Bolton, 65 Hawaiian Balter understandings are now town and possibly damage the Andover and Coventry, call or volcano, 63 WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Poland's Communist the crypt of St. John's Cathedral. town tax levies, since it must be Hkely with two persons with ALLEY OOP — Dava Qraua leaders and clergymen from around the world joined The mourners, including Solidarity union leader Lech used solely for its intended use, town's chances of receiving the fun­ write Richard Cody at The M auna_____ whom you've had problems In WHAT'S FLAT which is spelled out in the grant. ding. Manchester Herald, Herald tha past. O tm may even develop OUR BOARDING HOUSE more than 300,000 people in an open-air funeral for Car­ Walesa, followed the coffin into the crypt and kissed it TMI8 STONES, dinal Stefan Wyszynski in the largest outpouring of in homage Concern was raised at the last “We need to show an effort Square, P.O. Box 591, Into a staunch ally. ABOUT religous fervor since Pope John Paul’s visit two years During the ceremony, Wyszynski's last testament was council meeting by Roberta Koontz, towards the project. We can’t Manchester, CT 06040; telephone CAPmeORN (Dae. 22-Mi. 19) MOO? L15TEN T£■ is a great bank and why Manchester By Oswald Jacoby interest in the treasure because it received in­ 1 . -V.. and Alan Sontag LEVY’S LAW — Jamea Schumelstar /MONSIBJe sues,I would uke surance payments for the loss, the Sunday Times is a great town. 1Y0U ID MEET MV NEW FIANCEE. said. Oswald: "F.M. H arm ave UPVEUVmWMP. 'IHFVW: THIEVE6.W The salvage operation to retrieve the gold, lying has a reralar article In Tnter- OFFIceii-'IHOGe 'rHUO&y B U T T H ^ in 800 feet of icy water about 170 miles north of the national Popular Bridge’ mtiyooK^tsmsep VWKSNT ANY BOOM FDR Russian port of Murmansk, is expected to take about the ‘Frenzied Four’ who HEBE ABENT REALLY •TMEM INJFT5I50K60 three months. play hilarioualy bad bridge at 6HBINEB&? WE P U T'TH EM HEBE^ The Edinburgh was spotted recently by a British golf club. Here they WANDA sophisticated yideo equipment and appeared in are at their 'best'.” &BOES Alan: "You can’t fault YOUSE good condition, but a spokesman for the salvage AAOTEL B ie ifr company said: "It may not be so easy to bring up South's opening six notrump. He had read that 33 high-card 1HEVBE the gold, even though we know exactly where it was NOT... stored" points were enough for a ■lam, and he held 33 points." “The bullion may have shifted like bricks falling Oswald: “Hargreave off a truck.” describes bow South cashed Isstk ia tion four spades to start proceed- 5WE 15 SO BEAUTIPUU In p and continued with the 1 THINK. S im v ir n ace and king of diamonds. He SHORT RIBS Frank Hill didn't really count, but he did notice that Blast bad shown Two-hour cruise Mtta Omct: 1007 Main Street. Marnrhetler 649>4SM K'Mart Office: Spencer Slreel. Manchester 649*)007 out on the second diamond so CoveMry Offlet: Route )l 742-7321 be stopped to cash the ace and T alaai Office: Route 193, mile touih of I I6,EjuI 99 I72-73R7 king of clubs and ace of beans. He had noted that the results in ordeal Sm Ui WIiitfaof Office: 29 Oakland Road 644-24S4 Moneywarhef In Food Marl: West Middle Turnpike in the queen of clubs bad not fallen, HONOLULU (UPI) - The crew of the Manchester Parkade iv hs tod A red 10." Alan: “South had led the 10 ' Twelve survivors of a dis­ Moeeyewfcel In HlfMand Park Martel: Hi|hland Sireti. Tifaimoana removed the 12 Manchester of dlunonda by mistake. West abled 20-foot cabin cruiser survivors — five men, six Watch for opening of our f ^ th Main St. Office in P^tnnchesier. played his lackr CK andanu Southouuui that drifted two months in women and a 3-year-old aakad, Don’t you have any the Pacific subsisted on boy, hearte?' East ireplied, T don't 6-' rainwater and raw fish, in­ “They were too weak to have to answerer tbatbutt questktn’quet cluding a shark, but nine make the transfers without and eventually South saw died from dehydratiop and assistance," said the tuna what be bad done.” PLSTCHER*S LANOINQ were dropped overboard boat captain Joseph Oswald: “ Strangely enough, Heritage Savings Vice President, Raymond E. Juleson, with Chamber Presideni, Anne Flint, the slam was now cold. West BARBS one by one. Ramalho of San Diego. work hard to make the Ambassador's Club effective. had to lead a diamond to The 1,300-mile ordeal, The survivors, residents South’s queen and poor Blast Phil Pastoret which began as a two-hour of the sparsely populated had to throw the queen of cruiae, came to an end island nation of Kiribati, cluba or unguard the queen of Moat anytime now someone Friday when a red flag formerly the Gilbert Islands hesrtg." is going to bring out X-rated boisM above the strlken were taken to Truk Island, Alan; “However, South still a im b e t soup. All you'll be You’re getting old when the went down. East threw hia able to spell with the noodly young things In the office tell vessel was spotted 700 near Guam, and doctors on you now alive you look this miles southeast of Guam the island reported late oRsenI iof cluba, but South had bits will be four-letter words. forgottenforgott that the jack of morning. by a helicopter that travels Sunday the survivors were Cluba had been played from ()ur new watch nut per­ with the ten Diego-based back on regular diets and dtunmy, ao he tried unsucceas- What this couatry needs Is tuna clipper, the were recovering well from Ailly to cash two more heart fectly UBderwater, bat living la a fall bathtab becomes an all-yoa-can-spend money Tifaimoana, the Coast dehydration and exposure. t r i m ' bar at the banh. Guard said Sundav. (NEWIPAPCR EffTERPRUE \»N .) rather coafIniBg. 20 - THE HERALD. Mon , Jwie 1, IMI THE HERALD, Mon., June 1, 1981 - 21 AAACC N e w s fu n er a l HOMi BUSINESS /Cls^ssified Report on conference

B\ N«r*o Carr ttcularly to apartment dwellers uponwir speakers on relevant issues, Woman of year 6«»*cut*v^ Director emphasise Christian perspectives 1Secret files and trials: f*r ^nwiax M«\ 17 S5 ehnrrti Changes on cunent issues The second work session was MANCHESTER — Evelyn Carlson has been *KiMe' »Tvl rtPTp froin the M .M the Church Leadership named "Woman of the Year” for 1981 by the awaid which fcrrr V^i'O spent in brain storming around Oonference held foor years age. committee of the Eastern Connecticut Bicentennial tofpthpr ir, « Oorch issues and concerns raised. WeTI similar concerns were raised and Chapter of the Women’s Council of Realtors. 1 ww»p~«»iir i>w»fp-p**cr ^ich f w share the fruits of their efforts with priorities assigned to youth issues ■ v I Mrs. Carlson is V ’wncpr »*r w>t«prtn»*v cppri fcor yvu in a future column. and pastoral outreach and ministry associated with D.F. t.- "Tirw c«v>pm< to tho elderly particularly those iti ;i«. w Reale Realtors, law provides 'Catch 22' »?«.- w n ps wtncr fn v V I'lwrfp’ W 'r convalescetii homes There was also rti"pcrwwi' »?>. (tpvplor Main St. * strong interest in providing'- Task Force 'JS, t>»< P*Nfci>. Mrs. Carlson was pustoral and social ministries to The Task Force on Interracial recognized for her T>i”1ni fh>,- fir^, w»w »nt, iMMtprs lonep troubled alienated isolated Relations will meet this Thursday, tr professional com­ Say you are told by a federal officer that your records never will provide for this. ir>t. descripttw s4.iecti\ies varied i per­ June 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the student .wti» n^pKpp »TK fnhi"r petence, local, state are slated for review as part of an inquiry into securities Thus (and this is a key point), whatever real protec­ sons ir the oemmunity and social center dining room at Manchester and national con­ tion R IF P A gives you is inherent in the need for agents C«TTlTT»llTlit' .NIPCPIT*? »W»- T*pprt> fraud. But, you protest, " I never had any dealings In any anc. pustora. support programs for Community College. Interested tributions to the real to certify that they are doing a legitimate job. not in •hfmlC V- »rtTnrri»nitv jtm- whp ,'»i-*pp; Howes'er four y*ears ago a whole legitimate purpose in an investigation?" Y o u r employment opportunities, in­ special activities and It is most unlikely that the law will be changed to n’wr’wm^ N continiw, series o; concerns were idenufied “ Maybe, but we don’t know that you had no dealings In terracial education and black/white assignments per­ make it e'asy for you to stop investigations. Quite the "Nb, fi thi^ **mp' wppf raispc a'ounc community moral stan­ securities until your files have been reviewed to see dialogue will report to the group as a formed for the M on ey's contrary. This, however, makes the “ notice" you are b iilTTVK cvprr rmr n fh< pi-nmts dards 1 E adult bookstores, por- whether you did or not,” the official may answer. whole and establish future direc­ Manchester Board of suppose to be given when your records are examined cnnttniws Ipvohrpmpti tr ctaanlair nograpb.' massage parlors, etc C] “ Catch 22!” tions for the Task Force. All in­ m B / f Realtors. painfully ironic. And now in order to dispense with your C' UPC niwtorsi csn nurticuUrh u linp one group raised the issue of With almost unbelievable lack of publicity. Congress W orth terested persons are cordially in­ Her activities with relatively meaningless right to object to reviews of your c«pw»tpscpp homes conllmiec community morality at this con­ in 19M passed amendments to the "Right to Financial vited to join the group. th e Manchester Sylvia Porter records, government agencies also have the right to file wori It Hit nTWr o; nrovtdinj low ference A stroi^ interest in Chris­ Privacy Act” (in our acronymlc society, “ R IF P A ” ( board include secret court papers about you. »iv morteratr Income hounin; fn* tian community building activities which set up a procedure under which the U.S. govern­ working with the R IF P A has been turned down! A protection designed families anr eirterls anc contimier ranging from shared purchasing to ment can in effect file secret charges against you in *\\A Manchester Product FOR you has in effect been revised into a weapon efforts hot! t< ra t« communit' inierdeiiominalional dialogue, sur­ Notices order to obtain papers relating to you without your Evelyn Carlson Show, grand opening AGAINST you. Not only can agents snoop through files ewareneas anc tf service hasif faced in 1977 In 1981 interparish knowledge. Lack of volunteer response may of the board’s office, about you. They can conduct secret trials, too. materia anc pastoral needs of issues were focused primarily on R IF P A was passed in response to the era of cancel downtown Farmer's Market and Private Property Week Committee. Under the 19M RIFPA amendments, secret written alienatec tsolatec persons par- the development of ecumenical ■ll 1.1 Watergate “ enemies lists’’ when Americans were sub­ sponsored by MACC for the past two She is Immediate past president of the Ehistem statements about you can be placed in sealed files — and ticularh those living ir the down intra-church programs for youth, on jected to federal audits and Investigations for the secret dossiers about you can be filed in court, without years. Persons willing to help coor­ Connecticut Bicentennial Chapter and has been an you may never know what is in thode files The govern­ town area ecumenical solutions to church "crim e” of holding unpopular opinions. R IF PA requires your knowledge! dinate the effort are urged to call active member of the real estate profession for 10 ment can, in fact, file sealed statements containing lies Atnoiif: other current proftrams to that the government notigy you when financial records R IF PA became law in the closing days of 1978 as part members, transportation problems the MACC office 646-4114 or 649-2093 years. ad then keep the files sealed indefinitely based on the be encourafred were improventent in and on outreach to community new­ about you are requested from banks and similar in­ of an omnibus banking bill. The act represented a major this week. She was a delegate to the National Association of lies in the statements. race relations food assistance comers stitutions. If you object in court, the government must step toward protection of your privacy, for it provided Thomas Tierney of Tierney's Funeral Home, at left, accepts May Realtors Convention in Anaheim, Calif., in Stopping the use of lists of any kind, good or bad, in profP'ams and hunger awareness Four years ago church leaders convince the court that the investigation Is legitimate. that if you objected to examination of your financial Chamber award 19B1 Beautification Award from Michael OrlowskI, chairman of November I960. She Is currently serving on the the computer age won’t be easy. It may not even be issues and day care centers for both evidenced concern for specific youth Originally, the Securities and Exchange Commission records, the examiner had to convinve the court that the Thank Yous the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Environment and state executive board as state membership chair­ possible. But the use of secret written dossiers against elderly and children problems: vandalism, alcoholism, was temporarily exempted, because to police the inspection was for a legitimate purpose. Beautification Committee. (Herald photo by Tarquinlo) man for the Women’s Council of Realtors and is a you and me is a threat to our freedoms. R IF P A as it iVmong future concerns church drug abuse. In 1981, although one Clothing Bank: To Lynn Nelligan, nation’s securities the SEC needed quick, ready access But once a government agency claims that there is a member of the group's convention committee for -reads today seems the worst and most dangerous of leaders wished to see addressed, work group raised such concerns, Mr. Vesko, and Beverly Woodhouse. to financial data. In 1980 the SEC convinced Congress it legitimate inquiry, you have a tough time trying to block the state convention in 1981. regulations in our entire regulatory jungle. ministry to youth and pastoral out­ far more questions were raised con­ Food Bank: An anonymous donor wiss appropriate for it to collect secret evidence of the access to the records it wants to examine. The obvious Mrs. Carlson will be nominated for the State of Perhaps RIFPA couldn't have worked under any cir­ reach to single persons and to single cerning provision of positive youth left dish soap and cat food for the need for secret access to your files so it could submit the reason is that it's hard for you to prove that an in­ Connecticut "Woman of the Year” to be nqpied in cumstances, Far better, then, to scrap it altogether than parents took top billing. Several programming - sports, involvement pantry and St. Mary's Episcopal evidence to a court. If the court is convinced by the vestigation is noUegitimate. For you to achieve this, a Chamber presents award September. A N to turn it into an enemy against us. groups indicated a need to clarify with elderly, and human needs Church did a very nice food collec­ evidence — which YOU DO NOT SEE — then the .. SEC complete review of the “agency’s internal proc^ures (Copyright 1981 Field Enterprises Inc.) the Humanism issue, to work on programs. tion. can get records about you without telling you. In short, would be necessary. The act does, not and probably building up the Manchester Church leaders also confirmed a Also an anonymous donation to the The Greater Manchester the property which includes new attention to businesses making "im age” , and to provide outreach to spokesman role for the Conference: Human Needs fund was received. Chamber of Commerce Environ­ gardens and the weekly positive contributions to the newcomers to Manchester, par- ^act as resource to the churches. Our thanks to you all. ment and Beautification Committee maintenance program to keep the appearance and quality of life in presented its May 1981 Beautifica­ facility looking its best at all times. Manchester. New certificate tion Award to Tierney's Funeral The EBC presents certificates of Heritage Home for its site at 219 W. CenteMM^bcautification from time to time to Suggestions for future recipients X- St, area businesses in the areas of are invited to submit nominations H ARTFO R D — Hartford National Bank an­ Michael Orlowski, chairman of aesthetic lighting, landscaping, for consideration to the Greater nounced that it is offering a new six-month cer­ About Town the Chamber's EBC, made the street trees and regular Manchester Chamber of Commerce tificate of deposit which will pay Interest at to open * presentation. maintenance of property. The Environment and Beautification Treasury-bill rates and alao provide purchasers the The EBC made special note of the presentation of this award is one Committee, ?0 Hartford Road, options of receiving interest payments monthly and extensive work done in landscaping means utilized by EBC to draw Manchester. writing checks on the funds deposited. MARC Manchester Memorial finalized for attending The Also, the master still has C a ll^ a CheckWriter Certificate of Deposit, Hospital. Victoria Home Garden tickets for the Connecticut Hartford National's new product will be available 2 offices MANCHESTER - The FOCIS (the Family Fete on June 6 from 1 to 5 Agricultural Fair which at all of the bank’s 69 branches throughout the Manchester Association Oriented Childbirth Infor­ p.m. at The Victoria Home will be held July 24 to 26 at state. On a deposit of $10,000 or more, Hartford for Retarded Citizens mation Society) sponsors fo r R e tire d Men and Durham. There will be an Cese awards degrees National will pay annual interest at the rate for By Paul Hendrie (MARC) held its 29th an­ the classes and welcomes Women, Ossing, N.Y. auction table and C.W.A. is Treasury bills quoted on the day the certificate of Herald Reporter There will be a home baked still collecting old nual banquet and meeting everyone. Participants MANCHESTER — Kennedy Rd.; Paul W. Edgerton, 111 Chambers Bousfield, Hendee Rd.; deposit Is purchased. The rate will be guaranteed goods booth, sponsored by eyeglasses and hearing MANCHESTER - The Heritage on May 14 at Willie's Steak should register ahead of Among the students LaPine, 90 Branford St.; St.; Roy E. Fabian, 8 Ann M. Kilby, 28 Bausola for the six-month life of the certificate. Last week, the State of Connecticut. aids. Lois Kean is in Savings and Loan Association will open House. tim e by calling: Joan receiving degrees May 22 Gary E. Lemire, IS Tower Cornwall Dr.; Barbara T. Rd. and William F. Kilby the Treasury biU rate was 15,0K percent. Daughters of the British charge of refreshments. two new branch offices in June. Judy KargI, president Raimondo, 551 Foster St., at the 131st Commencement Rd.; James T. McGee, 41 Hallgren, 1101 Spruce St.; HI, 26 Bausola Rd. Hartford National’s CheckWriter Certificate of Empire. Other booths will Heritage will hold the grand opening of presided at the meeting. South Windsor. Clonn. (644- of Central Connecticut Washington St. and Jumes Joanne W. Hathaway, 45A Master of Science: Deposit enables purchasers to write checks on the be staffed by members of its new North M anche^er branch, at the Robert Gorman, past 1166) or Marv Hartzell, Reunion State College, New Britain A. McNickle, 42 Cedar St. Esquire D r.; Lois D. Arthur K. Liliquist, 15 amount they have on deposit. If no checks are Rte. 87, Columbia. Conn. the DBE in the Eastern corner of Main and Hudson streets, president, installed the are: Also, William S. O’Brien, James, 88 Oak St. i|i5; Rose Lane and Stuart B. written, the purchaaer can receive monthly interest District. A N D O V E R -T h e Class between 9 a m. and 2 p.m. on June 13, ac­ following officers for the (228-0617) or by writing to: Manchester: Bachelor of 3 Meadow La.; Pamela S. Bruno J. Primus, 18 Popper, Box 904 Rt. 6. payments rather than collect the total interest at Five members of Britan­ o f 1970, Rham High cording to public relations agent Bill year: FOCIS, Inc., P.O. Box 748, Science; Patricia F. Pelton, 31 Joan Circle, San­ Buckingham St.; Lois A. f Bolton: Bachelor of the end of sis months. nia Chapter attended the Schools, covering the Cronin Jr. Judy KargI. president; Manchester, Conn. 06040. Adams. 230 Valley View dra Z. Radzewicz, 547-C Ryan, 20 Bates Rd.; Gary Science: Victor L. Dogwood Luncheon, spon­ towns of Hebron. Andover Heritage will open a "money market" Anthony Comeau, vice Rd.; Sylvia W. Allison, 405 Hilliard St.; David M. M. Shea; 45A Downey Dr.; Armstrong, 29 Watrous Rd. sored by Silver Jubilee and Marlborough, will hold the following week, on June 20. inside president; Frances Over- Hackmatack St.; Randall Romano, 51 Mill St.; Allen Kathleen A. Sterling, 78 and Thomas W. Behling, 71 Emblem Club C hapter in F a ir fie ld a reunion on July 11 at Frank’s Supermarket at 2333 Main St., turf, treasurer: Margaret E. Bridgeman, 10 Hayes E. Scheuy Jr., 35 South No. Elm St.; Maria K. South Rd. recently. Mansfield Hollow State Glastonbury, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Hesketh. financial MANCHESTER - The St.; Clark W. Brown, 24 A lton S t .; R andy H. Tackett, 105 High St.; Nan­ Coventry: Bachelor of The Commonwealth of Park in Mansfield. Rain Fusion device Barry Fields has been named manager secretary; Mary Colpitts, Manchester Emblem Club East Maple St.; Carl R. Silmon, 68-J Imperial Dr. cy M. Traut, 31 Madison St. Science: Alfred L. Massachusetts, DBE is date, is July 12. of the North Manchester branch. Betty recording secretary: and 251 will meet Wednesday at Bujaucius, 408 Vernon St.; and Charlotte A. Young, and Kathleen A. Walsh, 38 Sequelra, 129 Cooper Lane. sponsoring a Daughters of Families are invited and AUSTIN, Texas — A device to simulate ther­ Vossen has been named manager of the Margaret Thone, cor­ 8 p.m. at the Elks Home, 30 Christine A. Castonguay, 470 Woodbridge St. ||I14. Gerard St. Master of Science: Scott the British Empire night at requested to bring their monuclear fusion — which offers potentially Glastonbury branch. responding secretary. Bissell St. Mrs. Charles 22 Olcott Dr.; Marilyn P, Bachelor of Arts: Janis Andover: Bachelor of E. Rhoades, 21 Upton Dr. Lathrop and Mrs. Kenneth The Boston Pops on July 16 own food, drink, grill, char­ limitless energy supplies has been dedicated. On May 19 the Connecticut Banking Directors, Jacquilyn (Tavanna. 165 Hackmatack A. Comstock, 134 Maple S c ie n c e : John A. for the benefit of The Vic-' coal, etc No keg beer is The device was M U by United Technologies Department approved Heritage's Billey, two years; and Hodge are co-chairwomen St.; Marilyn M. Cullen, 16 St.; Lynne M. Davis, 737 toria Home for Retired allowed. Interested Research Center of East Hartford, for the Univer­ application to open the Glastonbury M ary Ann Leone and of the Flay Day program Bank St.; Thomas M. Lydall St.; Mary T. Men and Women. classmates may contact sity of Texas and the U.S. Department of Energy. branch. Approval for the North Robert McNeill, one year. following the meeting. Denisky, 110 Congress St.; Lalashuis, 190 Union St.; Mark Houle, Bunker Hill Design and fabrication of the device was com­ Manchester branch had previously been Laurie Prytko. the Susan J. Elden, 11 Cottage John A. Mora Jr., 102 Road, Andover, 742-7188 pleted in two and a half years at a cost of $4.2 granted. MARC director and Grange St.; James B. Evans, 330 Keeney St. and Julie W. Sunset Club before June 13. Donation of milUon. Principal structural components and large Gala grand opening celebrations, Manchester Sheltered Hillstown Rd. and Hollis B. Sherman, 75 Summer St. Workshop director presen­ MANCHESTER - 32 will cover cost of electrical colls were fabricated by United These "mice” being checked by Shary Moran are moved over an electronic featuring clowns, balloons and MANCHESTER - The Gordon. 45 Crosby Rd, Master of Science: To submit club notices ted her annual report. The Sunset Club will meet Manchester Grange will organizing, postage, etc. Technologies' Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group, a board to guide an arrow-llke Indicator on a TV-type screen. The allow an refreshments are planned for the two Also, Harry M. Hite, 66 Patrick P. Collet, 6 Penn To publicize your club meeting announcement', con­ workshop experienced a Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. manufachirer of commercial and military Jet new branches. Club notices School St.; James A. Rd.; Joyce N. Davis, 694 tact Betty Ryder at The Manchester Herald, telephone executive to answer questions posed by a computer as he or she designs Senior Citizens' Center. at 205 Olcott St. There will engines. The North Manchester grand opening very successful and Houlberg, 93 North St.; Keeney St.; Cheryl L. graphs or charts on Execuchart, a color computer graphics system made Cards will be played be election of officers. To publicize your club 843-2711. The device enables sclmtists to study fusion, a Computer mice will include a flag raising ceremony at 10 productive year serving Anita R. Hubley, 264 Dyer, 10 Gardner St.; by Comshare in Ann Arbor, Mich. The company says the use of this mouse­ following the meeting. Members are reminded to meeting announcement, naturaUy-occurring process that makes the sun and a m., featuring a special com­ many industries in the Hackmatack St.; Charles Bruce E. Edgerton, 111 like device virtually eliminates the use of a computer keyboard and creates return raffle tickets for the contact Betty Ryder at The stars bum, producing tremendous- amounts of memorative flag which previously flew Manchester-Hartford area. E. Knowlton Jr., 237 Chambers St.; June G. color slides or prints for business reporting In minutes. (UPl photo) Plans for future expansion Scandia Lodge Connecticut State Grange. Herald, telephone 643-2711. energy. Unlike the nuclear fission process used at the Capitol building in Washington, and growth are projected. today to generate electricity by splitting heavy DC. Entertainment was MANCHESTER - atoms, fusion Joins the nuclei of two lights atoms. The Eighth District Fire Department provided by the Workshop Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa The fuel is a form of hydrogen found in almost un­ Color Guard and the Nathan Hale School clients, under the direction Order of America, will limited abundance in seawater. Fife and Drum Corps,are scheduled to of Mrs. Madge meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. “a bed or not a participate in the flag raising festivities. Colton. Special citations at Emanuel Lutheran bad, that Is Itie CASTRO’S Two gourmet cooking classes with 'Everybody's looking at noted instructor Mary ^hubert will be were awarded to Rosemary Church. questton” CNG cllyidend raffled at the North End opening. The Colema, Judy Schultz and John Johnston will show at Castro the « w Paula Haney. ' slides of his recent trip to th Glastonbury “ money market" will not Russell McClelland of the South Pacific. choice Is yours! HARTFORD — The board of directors of Connec­ offer a complete range of banking ser­ the Hartford Insurance Refreshments will be ticut Natural Gas Corp. has declared a quarterly vices, but teller services will be Group was presented the served. —— ^ ANNIVERSARY SALE dividend of 45 centa a share on the common stock of provided, according to Cronin. some computer models' The chief advantage the money market Employer of the Year Hundrada, of the company payable June 26, to stockholders of award. dcoorator fabrics record June 13. w ill offer is convenience, in that it w ill Classmates be open virtually the same hours as the to ohooso from. TARRYTOW N, N.Y. (U P I) - The un­ New York for a three-day discussion on lasting 3 to 4 years with growth on the MANCHESTER - The supermarket, according to Cronin. settling scenario of future events, given “ Whither Goes the World,” one of the order of 3 to 4 percent a year. Gass of 1941, Manchester Focis SAVINGS UP TO 40% OFF in the clipped British accent o f the the center’s series of weekend forums. The reasons: the impact of a tight High School, has been un­ Conference set esteemed econonnist, intruded on the ’The panelists were Macrae, a well- money policy, “ the removal of nutty A film on childbirth and able to contact the tranquil evening quiet of the secluded es­ known British writer and deputy editor regulations,” the increasing experience a slide presentation on following classmates: STORRS — The status of research activity tate. of The Ekxinomist of London, and Her­ of the labor force, budget cuts and new Caeserean birth will be June Allen Fairchild, relating to workers’ compenutlon will be the cen­ H is 1962 or 1963. The financial markets man Kahn, the prominent socio- investment. shown on Monday night, Marcella Baltnich, Philip tral theme of ifconference this summer at the are Jittery, exhibiting the same kind of economist and founder of the Hudson The discussions ranged over a number O'Hare tops June 1, . at Manchester Barry, Shirly Bidwell ' University of Connecticut. nervous instability 'and volatility of 1980 Institute, a leading think-tank. of other topics, including: Memorial Hospital. The Boarts, Willadean Sponsored by UConn's Worker’s Compensation and 1981. Unlike the fictional scenario he penned NATIONS — "Giina cannot be a great film entitled "The Story of Gllpatrlck, Genevra Project In cooperation with the Employment Stan­ But the signs are even more ominous. of events leading up to the next global industrial power quickly,” said Macrae. E ric" and the slide presen- Goldwaite, Ethel dards Administration, U.S. Dinartinent of Labor, no longer Inflation hai regurged at the same time war for the beat-selling novel. The Third Kahn: Mexico will likely have a 7 or 8 Utkm both follow the Meacham, Edward tho conference will be held Jufy 12 to 21. gross national product la falling. World War, a collaborative writing, percent annual growth rate, making it "a expectant parents through Millhouae, WllUam Mose- Dr. Peter S. Barth, WCP Director and UConn The unthinkable happens. Macrae places more than a 50 percent seriously big country by the end of the their preparation for, and ly, Dorothy Silverstein profeesor of economics, notes that the program will CHICAGO (UPI) - O’Hare Inter­ All the computer m o^ ls used by stock probability on the scenario for a “ brief century.” participation In their Mitchell, Edward Syphers provide a chance fOT vartons indivkhial researchers national Airport officials are going to market forecaster! simultaneously M spectacular slump” being played out. CITIESt “ Houston is the most have to stop using the slogan “ world's babies' arrival. and Barbara Ubert Olsen. to deecrive their ongoing activity. The proliferation of computer models successful city in the l/.s.,” said Kahn. ’ToplGt to be covered indodo the handling of p e r arrive at the same conclusion. Inveat- busiest airport." The program begins at 8 Anyone having Informa­ and the widespread attention paid to Macrae basically believes Disneyland manantparUaldlaabUityolalms,mentalca8es,oc- ment advliera all tend out the same Statistics compiled by the Atlanta p.m. in conference rooms tion, call Betty Brown amdysts who uae them make them a is the best-run community in the world. cnpaUoaal diaaaae, and deroograplilc aq>octs of the recommendation to their clients: Department of Aviation show the A and B at the hospital. Peracchio at 7^7422 or potential trigger for disaster, Nbcrae SAVINGS AND LOANS — The DININQ-81 coat of compensation. SELL. Chicago airport is being outdone by Expectant parents can Doris Taylor Kinnie, M9- said. nation’s S&Ls "a re technically In­ Butehfr Mock diiMtt* aaC 42” round taMa wtth An Hlatorlo look—and a hMory making prioa. High Rapreaentatives of fedoral and private agencies The stock market crashes. The Dow travelers at the Atlanta airport and can prepare themselves for 3503. Covorod In choico of tiorculon & nylon volvol printa. The day market guru Joe Granville put solvent” , Kahn said, but they can be their new arrlval(s) by 12" laaf. 4 Rak chaira, upnolalarad aaat Chaioa back and plaatad akin. Wa'H bal n*a Itia baal valua will —plain their reeearoh agendas, and repreaen- Jones Index plummets 40 percent. no longer claim to be the busiest airport, ol color. An alagant look. you con find anywhorol out bis sell signal last January, he noted, saved through mergers or If deposits are perticipating in classes on: tattves o f uaera of workman’s compensation The U.S. falls into the grips of the se­ officials said Sunday. Supor Voluo Rog. *3M the market lost $40 billion In value. made tax-exempt. For the first four months of 1981, Pregnancy and Nutrition, Britannia raaoarch will define what usee eiiat for such cond Great Qapreaalon. "Everybody’s looking at the same Imagine If all investment advisers sent SPACE — Kahn: How fast space Atlanta’s airport handled 12,278,635 Labor and Deiivery, MANCHESTER — <299 Thin CHOICE out the same sell signal at once, Macrae colonies develop will depend on whether passengers, said Atlanta aviation Preview to Parenting, and Britannia Chapter, RaglMratloa and fM infonnatton may be ob- computer modsla and everybody’s going said. there’s any advantage to living in space. spokesman John Braden. Pat McCallig Baby Care and Nutritioa Daughters of the British tahNd by calling D anita Fm iaailai at 48H4231, or to i ^ , sell, sell,” Norman Macrae told Kahn conceded the possibility of a Except, for the views, there doesn't of the Chicago Aviation Department said The free ciasaet are taught Empire, will meet writing her at Cooferanoea and Instltutoi, Box the builMd audience. market collapse. But, expressing con­ appear to be any. But there will be a O’Hare handled 12.267,502 passengers in by qualified professionals Thursday at 11:90 a.m. at %F-ME, H w Univenity of ConnecUcut, Stom , Cl. While most of America was fleeing to ONLY *498 beachei and parks for the Memorial Day siderably more faith in the economic space “ hotel” established by the 21st that same period. and held weekly for four the home of Mrs. Robert do much moro than 2 8 3 ' TURNPKE Frgglntgrlor policy of the Reagan administration, century so tourists can catch glimpses of Both cities’ total passenger figures weeks starting Tuesday, W. Simmons Jr., 87 a fumKura tiaral weekend, some 90 people retreated to the : Doeoratinal Kahn predicted an economic boom the spectacular views. were down from 1980 totals. Jm e 1. at 7:10 p.m. in the Crestwood Road, West J 0 4 seclusion of the Tarrytown House OUNIDIIOPfi beginning late this year or next and eoaferenca rooms of Hartford. Plans will be execuUve conference center in suburban 22 - THE He r a l d , Mon,, June 1, 1981 THE Mon^ Jim 1, 1981 — 23

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Free rooms, garages, kiraiens as printing plates, .007 mpg. *550. 647-9639 after 3 Mr. Blamberg, 649.0587 or I. F.J. Spilecki, Realtor, Estimates. 87rS64S. remodeled, ceilings, bath Uiick 23x»Vk'^, 50 cents OFFICE SPACE FOR MOTORCYCLE GET BRIDAL gown - Size 13, NOW AVAILABLE - 4 RENT - Central location. p.m. 228-9474. 84^2121. tile, dormers, roofing. each or 5 for *2. Phone 643- kntt and floral lace, fitted INSURANCE, see ns now 2711. Must be nicked up room apartment for Near hoapital. WiU sub­ for same day coverage and 'Your Community Newspaper' LAWN SERVICE - Mowing Residential or commer­ bodioe, train. %wUm con­ mature adults. No divide to suit Peterman, Campara, Trallara CUSTODIAL - FULL Bvalnaaa Bropartr 26 an d general grounds cial. 64M291. before 11 a.m. ONLY. dition. Joit elacpuit, *75. competitive rates. for ttoblla Homaa THE appliances. No pets. m Main Street, 9W6404. Judy or Janet, Crockett TIME 3rd shift position maintenance. All needs 649-MS7. » Raerences, security. One •••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Contact Mrs. BUILDING FOR LEASE - treated. FREE DESIGN KITCHENS, WATER PUMPS - 3•’ car p a rl^ . 049-1385. Wantad to nant 97 Agency, Inc., 043-1577. CAMPER FOR SALE, de Janet Tuohey, Rham High Will consider retail or of­ ESTIMATES. SENIOR cabinets, vanities, counter Carter Gas Powered. Vi” GIRLS HUFFY S-SPEED Camp Trailer, 14 foot. Self- JUMP ...... School. 649-9587 or 228-9d4. fice use. Main floor, 8,000 DISCOUNTS. Call 649-2728. tops, kitdien cabinet fronts Carter Gas powered. 2" Baaana seat 30” Bicycle. FOR SALE - TAKARA contained. Sleeps 6. custom woodworking, Electric. 3” and 6” THREE ROOM FYame and parts. *75 or Help Wantad 13 square feet. 24,000 total Good ComUtion. *25. 649- APARTMENT with ExceUent condition. 643- PLEASE READ ...... SALES - Contemporary with basement. Will PaMIng-FaparIng 92 colonial reproductions. hoses. CaU 649-7407. 5190. Beat Offer. (W6942. 8331. ONYOUR Furniture Store is looking renovate to suit tenant. J.P. Uwis 6^9658. EAST HARTFORD. YOUR AD TYPIST - PART TIME HIGH SCHOOL PERSON for full time and part time Building can be subdivided. PROFESSIONAL SWIM POOLS - OUTLET 951 V-6 REBUILT Taking applications for one LEGAL NOTICES CtaaaNM aSa ara tahan afternoons. Transcription Weekend and one afternoon help, ^ p ly at Apartment Call Charlie CTocini 646- PAINTING - Interior and ELECTRICAL SERVICES offers brand new above ENGINE, has 25,000 Miles. and two bedroom area. CaU 74^7818. a w Sw phoaa aa a oaa- experience preferred. Send to mow lawn. Anderson - Stuff, 527 Burnside Avenue, 2830. exterior. Commercial and - We do all types of Elec­ ground 31 foot long pools Good on gas. ARtlng *325 apartments. Includes beat, COIMPETmONt taalaaea. TSa HaraM la resume to JOBS, P.O. Box 643-6914 after 6 p.m. and ask for Eric. residential. F re e e s ­ trical Work! Licensed. Call complete with huge CaU 64S-Sim days, 94; 649- hot water, and appliances. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE INVITATION TO BID . H, Vernon, Conn. 06066. timates. Fully insured. 646- after 5:00 p.m.. 646-1516. sundeck, fencing, hi-rate 5197 after 5. No pets. Adults preferred. with three children looking n BUSINESS 4879. filter, etc. Asking *978 Call 2890000 between 0:30 for a three bedroom Sealed bids will be received in the Selectmen’s Office. AAA QUALITY delivered. Includes in­ BRAND NEW Oater foot and 5:30 or M96106 after' 222 Bolton Center Road. Bolton, Connecticut 06040 until aaly la tha alia at tiu Telephone ami SERVICES ^ Guarenteed For The stallation. Financing duplex. Have tools for artSBrnf laaaniaa. Errara PART TIME LEE PAINTING. Interior maaaager *15; Brunswick 5:30. repairs. Will do ianitory Friday, June 5, 1061. until 12:00 noon for Installed Tile & Elxterior. “Chedi my Complete Job! Early available. Call Dennis Floor Covering at the Herrick Park Building. BOOKKEEPER. 9-3 Mon­ American Restoration, collect (203) 2256894. bowUng Aoes Ladies 7M WiU help out older EXPERIENCED Solicitors Barrleaa OHarad 31 rate before you decorate.^’ an^T^ Uke new *18. CaU couple. CaU 28M 17. Specifications a ^ details are available by calling 649- at ma I ESTIMATOR needed by day thru Friday. Light of­ Room Additions, Wood or Part time job with fice duties. Small payroll. Dependable. Fully insured. 8743. layaa General Contractor. Must REWEAVING BURN 646-1653. Concrete Decks, Roofing, DELIVERING DARK be knowledgeable in all above average ear­ Ideal for retired penon. Recreation Rooms, LOAM • 5 Yards *65.00 plus BOLTON - New duplex, 5 ALAN H. BERGREN Sterling Upholstery Supply HOLES. Zippers, um­ TV CONSOLE - Phllco, ADM. ASST. TO THE BOARD OF phases of construction. ning potential for brellas repaired. Window INTERIOR PAINTING, Custom Woodworking, tax. Sand, Gravel. CaU 643- needs aome repairs. *25. acres wooded, 3 bedrooms, □ AUTOMOTIVE Forward Resume to P.O. Co., 222 McKee Street, Plumbing, Heating, and 9504. foUy appUanced kitchen, SELECTMEN aggressive outgoing Manchester. shades, Venetian blinds. over ten years experience, CaU 643-7429 after 5 p.m. iHaurliPstrr Box 8, Coventry, CT 06238 Keys. TV FOR RENT. low rates and senior citizen Electric. "One Call ^ rv e s all electric. Deposit. 0 7 3 ^ individuals who need Marlow's, 867 Main Street. discounts. 6^99W. All Your Needs.” Joe, 644- FREE WOOD! Cut your R eferences. *500 per TRUCK DRIVER 2378; or Dick 644-3746 ow n in residential NEW QUEEN OR KING month jdus utUitles. 64^ Aiilos For Sala St H p ra l^ WINIXIW CLEANERS - extra cash and who WANTED. Must have class 6 4 9 ^ 1 . SIZE WATERBED, never Experienced and reliable. EXTERIOR PAINTING anytime. neighborhood. 5678 or M365S8 after 6 p jn. TOWN OF MANCHESTER want to earn more II license. Physical work opened, 10 year warranty, or weekends. Steady all year round CERAMIC, FIRING. and or Paper hanging, Elxperienced only. (^11649- walnut stained pine frame, LEGAL NOTICE than is possible in in-volved. Apply 249 5631, after 5 p.m. ‘nw PlaflDliig and Zoning Oonuninkm will bold a public bearing on Mon­ work. Good pav. Call 649- Spencer St., Manchester Discount rates. Quick ser­ carpentry work. Fulfy in­ headboard dedc, pedeaUl, aaaaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaM aaaa 5334 vice. Call 643-2S4S. sure. J.P. Lewis & Son. VERNON FOUR ROOMS day. Jane iS. IMl at 7:S0 P.M. in Uie Cafeteria, Nathan Hale School. 160 most part time jobs. between 10-2 p.m. SUNDECK8 mattreas, liner, hMter pins WANTED JUNK AND S fln ct Street. Mancfaeater. Connecticut, to hear and consider the 6494658.-" I a 1 CAS OASAoea, m padded sidendls. *1W.OO’.with air-conditioning. AVON - We have an Starting rate 1 SOON ADDITIONS Carpets. No lOaae. CA LATE MODEL WRECKS - folkmtng apfrficatkina: □ NOTICES CUSTOMER SERVICE 563-0073, Rocky HiU. Cash Paid. CaU Parker MIP 14 COUP. - ZONE CHANGE 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET (M4S) ^ opening in Manchester and $3.50/hr. plus bonus, today. LOCA-TORS 336- To change tike nmlng claiaification from Rural Residence and ’* Elast Hartford. Please call REP - Security Pacific SEASONED HARDWOOD 5646. FEE .- Street Used Auto Parts, paid vacation, Finance Corp., is seeking a CAU. • *75 per cord unsplit; *90 BEECH FIREWObD FOR 6496m. RcMdence AA to Planned Residence Development for a parcel of ap- Loaf an d Found ’ 523-9401, or 646-3685 B-B UPHOLSTERY. pnnlinately M.S2 acres and to approve a General Plan of Develop- holidays and sick Customer Service Custom Work. Free TEACHERS per cord split. Two cord SALE - Approxinutely 5 EAST HARTFORD - '"Ihent for the site • 401V and 4S7V South Main Street. LOST - GRAY TIGER SINGLE WOMEN - Supple­ days. For interview. Representative whose Elstimates. Will pick up EXPERIENCED minimum. *135 unwlit; corda. Oome and get it for Carpeted one bedroom. No 1964 VW Running condi­ CAT. Answers to name duties will include: *165 split. FREE *200. CaU 5396038. tion. $400 or best offer. See CHAJILBS E. UNDSEY ET AL - SUBDIVISION • DEMING STREET ment your income for you Call 569-4993. and deliver. Please call EXTERIOR PAINTERS. lease, with appliances. Freddy. Lost in vicinity of or your family from your Customer Contact, Credit 646-2161. Now booking for RooBng 34 DELIVERY Within 10 Onfy n^LOCA'TORS 336- at 97 BisseU Street before To iobdivide a parcel of i^ipraximately U.B6 acres into 4 lots on the Checking, and Computer miles. 872-3643. 3:00. Adams Street. Call 646-2347 home. For appointment summer/spring jobs. □ TAQ SALES 5646. FTX:. west side of Deming Street • 230 Deming Street and 47 and 48 Imperial after 5. call 875-0816, 4 ;30-7:00 p.m. AMERICAN Termini Operations. We BRICK, BLOCK STONE - FREE ESTIMATES. ROOFER WILL INSTALL Drive (South Windsor). Monday thru Friday. are looking for an in­ Fireplaces. Concrete. Reasonable rates. 649-5873. Roofing, Siding, or Gutters 21” TV, *50. Twin bed MANCHESTER - UtillUet 1978 TRANS AM SPECIAL At this hearing Interested persons may be beard and written com- LOST - YOUNG WHITE & FROZEN dividual with initiative, Chimney Repairs. “No Job for Low Discount Price! frames, *5 each. 6496635. FLEA MARKET - June paid. C arpeted one EDITION - Black. monicatiana received. Copies of these petitions have been filed in thf; BROWN & BLACK RN or LPN. Full or part who enjoys public contact. Too SmaU.’'^ CaU 6466356 DAN SHEA PAINTING It Call Ken at 647-1566. 7th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., bedroom with garage. *130. Ebicellent condition! T- Town Clert’s irffice and ma^ be inspected during office hours. FEMAl E CAT Mav 21st. time Laurel Manor. 91 FOOD, INC. Typing skills necessary. for estimates. Decorating. Interior and ENDURO BOOTS size McDooaldt Parking M , 46 LOCATORS 2 » ^ . FEE. Roof, stereo, custom pin- p l a n n in g AND ZONING COMMISSION Columbus and Grant Chestnut Street. Please contact: Don Man- Exterior. Also: ••••••••»* lOlk-11. *35.00. Car top Weat Center Str., ------striping, new tires and Leo Kwash, S e c r^ ry neighborhood. ANY infor­ Manchester. hik. Security Pacific Wallpapering. Quality r-i u 1 carrier wire *25. Has Suc­ Mandiester. *10per nace. MANCHESTER - Modem 4 extras! Please caU 649 Dated this 1st day of Jane, IMl. mation as to her PART TIME DRIVER Finance Corp., 965 Main FOR tion cup base. 6436160. 0703. 07MB craftsmanship. CaU 6 ^ LJ M I ALE 875-6566, or 6496615 for room apartment. Stove, whereabouts, please call MATURE WOMaN TO Delivery man for furniture Street, Manenester. 1703. reservations. dishwasher, carpeting. No 647-9376 CARE for 2 young children store. Morning and evening M&M P6(H, Manchester MAPLE CABINET ••••••••••••••••■ ••••••• pets. *315 monthly. No GMC 392 EN G INE. Smart business people know the best COMPANION for elderly 649-2871. Small repairs, 3 nights per week hours Call 6&«M0. D.G. PETERSEN HouaahoU Oooda 40 RECORD PLAYER and BdBdtna Malsffefa 49 ntiliUea. Available July RebuUt. 6 cylinder and 1834 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS way to keep on top in the business world LOST - Childrens friendly, woman. 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 remodeling, heating, PAINTING COMPANY: radio combination. Makes Ptymonth Pick-up. Reeds own of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) References required. baths, kitebw and wattf •••••••••••••••••••••••a 1st. Lease and security. loveable gray tiger kitten. RN OR LPN for Pediatrics p.m., Monday thru Friday. Interior-exterior, custom nice piece of furniture. work. 8796478. m tm Salary negotiable. Bolton heaters. Free estimates! USED Miacellaneoas Plywood, 6166366. ■ noled bid. for U Ljrdall Hacrvolr A ImfiravanenU Coo- is to tell folks what you have to offer. Has no collar Green and 646- 0806 office. Near Eastbrook Delmont Street. Telephone wallpapering, cloths, foils REFRIGERATORS, Very good. CaU 646-1615 S te e l B eam s, Wood ------. j. M wUl be received b f the Tom d Maacfceeter, OonoecUcat at Phelps Road. Any informa­ Mall. Approximately 30 646-1830 after 5:30 p.m. and v in y ls .! ^ 643-7787. WASHERS, RANGES - after 8 p.m. *75.00. Timbers A Lumber. CaU HEBRON CENTER - 1976 TOYOTA 4x4 Long i i/offiEe al tbe D iredar of General Services antU II :U A.M. E.D.S.T. Classified advertising is an inexpensive tion appreciated. 649-9827 hours per week. Some C & M Tree Service, Free Bed. Rad.8taiidard m ft. Be IS, HU aad theo will be publicly opened and read aloud to tbe PERSONS needed for 11 to estimates. Discount senior Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 643-4139. Apartment, for rent. 4 Heartiy Room al the Manchester Tom Hall. and effective way to reach people who 7 shifts in for small Boar­ nights and every other BABYSITTER WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED i t Service. Low prices! UNDERWOOD UPRIGHT •••••••••••••••••••■ •••a rooms and bath. Rent aad sports pack. Low mileage, LOST SABLE COLLIE - Saturday. Ehtperience help­ EVENINGSS for 2 and 5 citizens. Company COLLEGE STUDENTS Typewriter *10. No. 5 643- ^,900.&94a6. The Informatlan lor Bidden, Fomi of Bid, Florm of Contract, Plans, are looking for your products and ding Home in Glastonbury Manchester owned and B.D. Pearl i t Son, 649 Main Doga-Bkda-PaU 49 hot water induded. *310 Specif tea ttem and Farmi of Bid Bond, Performance and Payment Hudson Street area Call: 633-4411, or owner ful. Pleasant office staff. year old. In my home or at will paint your house for an Street. 643-2171. 8128. ••••••••••••» •••••••••« naoothlv. Space to nlant a Answers to Mike. Call 647- Send resume to Nutmeg your home in Keeney operated. Call 646-1327. n n m a tc lq ^ price. Mike DODGE CHALLENGER Bond, and other contract documents may be examined at Uie following: services. Get the jump on your compe­ 345-4300. FREE - BLACK AND garden, r A a b k ^ , or Office of the Director of General Services 9288 or 647-1273 ______2______Pediatrics. 6 Storrs Rd., School District. Call 64^ 6436172. HUMIDIFIER USED ONE WHITE KITTENS. caU enjoy the MiU Stream. 1672. Good condition, tition by placing an ad in the Classified HOUSEKEEPER - Part Willimantic, 06228 2690 before 2:15 p.m. B&M TREE SERVICE, radiaU. stereo, mag Inc. Complete tree care in­ SEASON. ExceUent condi­ OFFICE /<'/* ■PWIS. Secur i^ rey ^ No pels. 41 Coder St.. time weekends. Excellent PAINTING AND PAPER tion. *55. CaU 742-9273. wheels, noany new parts. Manchester. CT M040 section today! A friendly Ad-Visor will □ EMPLOYMENT benefits. Apply in person to ONE FEMALE NEEDED EXPERIENCED cluding spraying for gypsy HANGING. Job not too COPIERS *1900. 6476IM or S d -im PAINTERS WANTED - moths, other Insects and FREE TO GOOD HOMES------^------espies may be obUlned at the oOice of the Director of General Services help you produce your ad for maximum Meadows Convalescent - Sales t t Service. Must small. CaU 649-1738 after SOFA t t LOVE SEAT - 3 fem ale and 1 mala FIVE ROOM, Second floor after 6 p.m. located at Maacheiter, Coanectient upon payment of OS 00 for each set. have car, and be willing to Call 646-4879. diseases. "SPECIAL 4:30 p.m. 3-M 107 Copier foi Hofp Wantad 13 Home. 333 Bid well Street. RATES” on stump grin- Practically brand new. *50. A 3-M Coplar for kittens. Adorable and apartment in newer 3 fami- The deposit amoant will be retnmed. provided the Contract Documents results. Manchester start immediately. Call Comes with slip covers. lovable. CaU 643-7445 after iP- Air-conditioaers, stove, 1173 DATSUN 610, 9door, aad O’awiii ^ are leta ined in good condition within ten (lOlday. after 646-3936, between 11 and 1. diiw with tree removal. Blinding Contracting 93 *150. May ha aaan al automatic. Dependable, the Bid .T— A aeparate check in the emounl of Ten (101 Dollars, PART TIME - Earn extra ASSEMBLERS AND COIL Fully insured and licensed. Contemporary design. Best 5:00 Djn. dlaiiwailier and caipeting. money while the kids are in BABYSITTER IN MY WINDERS. Female offer. CaU after 5 p.m., 646- ha Manchestar *450 a month pins unUtiet. I mechanical condition, payable to tbe T om of Mancheeler. will be reqolred for a mailing lee MEDICAL a Free estim ates and FARRAND ruat. beat offer. 647- n e Owner roeevea the right to m ive any infotmaUUes or to reject any school. Telephone Solicita­ HOME suitable for preferred. Finger dexteri­ DISCOUNTS FOR 5450. htarald during regular aanlamPiodoeU47 STpeto. CaU 646-1379. tion. E. Hartford company. teenager Evenings. Call RECEPTIONIST ty necessary. Experience REMODELING - CablneU, 0113 evenings. or all bids. SENIOR CITIZENS. 643- lualneaa hours. Phone Pjc Ii Bidder must depcait with hia bid. security In tbe amount, form and A good telephone voice and 647- 0660 SECRETARY for not necessaiy - will train. 4 Roofing, Gutters, Room Claasifled ads serve the Inquiries welcomed. Opthalmologists. E!ast of 7285. AddiUons, Decks, AU types STONE *FREE*WA1^^ FOR RENT - 6 Room 1974 FORD RANCH subject to tbe cooditiona provided in tbe Inform!two to Bidders. diction a must. Hours 9 day week. 10 hour day. 7- people today ... just a t they Pick m or ddivered. CaU SaB*® a.m. to I p.m. and 5 to 9' MANCHESTER the river office. Requires 5:30. Apply at Able Coil 1 of Remodeling and have since our country’s WAGON - 49,000 milea. In No Bidder may witbdraw his bid wiUiiD SO days after tbe actual date of good telephone personali­ LAWNMOWERS Repairs. Free estimates. 944-17re or 6446789 7:00 running condition. Needs the uptalag thereof. mm. Call Mon. through! INSURANCE AGENCY Electronics, Bolton, Conn. REPAIRED - 15% Sr. beginning. Read and use • 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ajn. to 10:00 pjn. OaU 9690600 after . Robert B. Weiaa, General Manager FVi., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m , Mrs.' has an opening for a part ty. General office duties. Fully insured. Phone 643- and ask for Mark 6:00 p.m.; anytime body work. CaU betareen 5 Guide to weekend events Light typing and Citizen Discount! Free them regularly. andO p.m. 9497197. Dated this lat day of June. Utl Williams. 569-4993 time afternoon secretary. SECRETARY to *225. Op­ 6017. WmnadtoBof 4d weekends. ______00040 LEGAL NOTICES Insurance experience bookkeeping. Experience portunity to work in Ver­ pick-up and delivery! The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of in medical office ad with Expert service! 1971 TOYOTA • 2 door INVITATION “where to go and what to do, " every Friday in the RN'S PART TIME, All desirable but not man­ non for small, friendly of­ ECONOMY WANTED TO BUY EAST HARTFORD - Se- TO BID shifts at Student Health datory. Send resume to contact lenses a plus. Rej^ fice. Work for 1 man plus, todttl. ***"“•* tranmia. Focus/Weeltend section. ly with resume to: Box D, LAWNMOWER, 647-3660. IMMEDIATELY. Older FImt. 'H ra rooms sioiL New tires. Running NOTICE Sealed bids will be received in the Service. Physical assess­ Box BEl c/o The handle a variety of duties. honae in need of m alr. No . p e ts , ^ v e a ^ ment skills necessary. Call Manchester Herald for a c/o Manchester Herald. Mature, responsible in­ When in need of a Service or Product rn ^M O tm CsU 9664794. PUBUC HEARING Office of the Director ot General WILL CLEAN CELLAR^ Cadk. Pieaae caU A u k r*igerator. *315. CaU9»------BOARD OF DIRECTORS Servicei. 41 Center street or write to Peg Maloney, prompt interview dividual with good typing ATTICS, BARNS FREE J.T. Strano, Strano Rani Director of Nursing, Box plus light steno skills. OF CHARGE for usable EMato itawnii ------UTS FORD PINTO FOR TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ‘i « i . n i ’KTa m lor"thlJ U-11, University of Conn. BOOKKEEP^ with Excellent benefits. Com­ items. Will also Haul Away MANCHESTER - Main PARTS - 3680 motor. No4k.t.bmM,,ive.a.ttheBo«d<4DJ.cmr..Tmn.,fMnncbeter. REMOVE MINERAL Storrs, a . 06268 at 468- experience thru Trial pany pays Scrap Iron. 644-3234. •••••••••••■•••••••••••a stf«et, two room apart­ tranamlaaion, ana body CoancUcat. wUlhoMaPlibUcHeariiwattheSeniarCUiieaCeiiier. S4S LEGAL NOTICES BUILDUP FROM YOUR 4700 E.O.E. Balance and Payroll Taxes Personnel, 249-7721. EOE. ment, heated, hot water, parts. Can 6194714. k S T m S Twigske. fire department wanted for downtown Hart­ M/F. CALL A PROFESSIONAL RSNTAL8 ■■ ■ at •:•• P.M. to ccoridcr and act on the following: JACKETS, KORK PANTS AND TEAKETTLE by pouring RAIN*SHINE electricity, appHiacea. No 1979 FIAT SPIDER • PropoMd addRloaM apprapriaUan to General Fund Budget I I M I • SHIRTS in half a cup of white ford Dental Group. Plea­ ununwaaaannaaaaoaaaooaao peto. Secarity. 5397047. QUALITY Ehtodlent 1 ^ , good ran- ^ ^ The Town of MmKhexter i. vinegar and one quart of sant working condtions. JOBS OVERSEAS - Big Landscape, Lawncare, 62 •••••••••••••••••••••••a IN\TTAT10> Pension and Profit Sharing money fast. *20,000 to 0 put this Directory to work for you. coll G4,t 27 64 TO BID tap water. Heat to rolling Gardeas. Maintenance. Bi­ boil and let stand for one CONTROL Plans available. Call 525- 000 plusalui per vear. CalCaU 1- weekly or monthly. Free CENTRAL LOCATION. NOTICE 3868, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 716642-6000. 2236. ■ „7 , 111 4S for all of its Contracton and The Manebeater Pubbe Schools hOUr. Pour OUt solutioi}, fill 456W M.AIN STREET - 6 estimates. Senior dis- Free parking, kitchen CrU 949-4871 after 4:00 lo he flaanced from General Food-Fund Balance (Surplus) reserved (or p.m. counU. 6436914. You Can AdverUse Your Service tir Business In This I priuUegas. Saciulty and rooms. *400 security. Pay solicits bids (or MILK for the IMl- with water, boil again and INSPECTOR SALES CAREER - work in Directory For Aa Little Aa $3.65 Per Week. Pieaae written references ntilitiea and tenant ia- p.m. ladnWrial n.riAiJi.i~ 1M2 school year Sealed bids will discard. Add buildup to REAL ESTATE SALES. our circulation department sarance. No small ------Profioaed addlUoaal ap|)ni|iriation to GeiMnl Fund Budget IMMl • be received until 3 00 P M . June your budget by selling no- BABYSITTING reqairad. 6436893 after 4 1977 (XRIVETTE 358, four PtoUc Wortx - Knahieertnf *740.00 Pormi, plan, and l\. IMl. at which time they will be Dynamic Active office supervising part time adult Elzperienced in child care. CaU 643-2711 And Aak For Joe. children. 6496431, 9 to 5 munufit looking for full time advisors and carriers in pjn. ■peed, fally lonHaul with *<> k* Ibw ced by payment from Bond and Grant Account No >-**7 - q^cUicationa are avaiUMe at the publicly opened The right is ionger-used furniture and lion i» op«n Monday thru Friday 7-5:30. weekdays. a i r A A in a M 368 6M 8161 C—Wruction and RecanatmeUon of Highwayi ItTT General Services Office. 41 Center reserv^ to reject any and all bids appliances with a low-cost rtgM new for licensed sales associate the deUvery, collections Specificatioos and b^ forma may on ombHIoui Breakfast and lunch in­ CLEAN FURNISHED mUt ftw Preponed addtUoanl nppniiiTiaUoa to Genenl Fund Budget Mil-B ■ Manchester. Connecticut ad in Classified. who can handle demanding and sale ot newspapers. cluded. Safe play area. 643- SOUTH WINDSOR Ranch am tor raai.______Public Wdria - EngiBeeriiii ...... M.040.00 Town of Manchester, be secured at the Business Office, high Bchool Salary plus incentive. CaU SLEEPING room for greduele wfio schedule. For confidential 0777. ' mature gentlemen. CaU style S bedroom. With gar­ _ . .L.im Ljm.Mji-Lj____ •» 6* Boineed by payment (ran Bond and Grant Acconnl No. M*7 ■ r/win»v.ii«iif 4S N School Street. Manebester, h a s ta k e n interview. Call Frank The Herald. 643-2711. NTmiMnY Your age and more. Rsaaonanie. BANK REPOSSESSIONS ConatiuctiM aid Recanatmtion o< Highwayi - i r n . Connecticut. Raymond E Demers. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6494791 66 pjn. L i o r o R p k r m it chemistry Strano, Strano Real EXTERIOR PAINTING - CaWnels, Roofing, Gntten, A d L o e k LDi>T(RtS 3196841. FEE. F(Nl SALE. 1975 Chenolet P tap » m appcepciaUon to General Fund Budget IMMl. Robert H. WeiSS, Business Manager Estate. 646-2000 Bualnaaa Oppor- Room AiUttlaa^JD^, Ali Unm nn 4 C y lin d er. *UB8. SaMai ...... «M.ow 00 General Manager N4TICF. f)F application decks, patios, driveway types of Remodeling and SHARE IVk BATH A IP74 O ld s n io U le C a t la a s to be naaaead by atate of Connecticut payments for welfare aiaiiu nre. 071.85 This IS to give notice that I. Q/C tunMaa 14 MANCHESTER HOME - In sealing, college junior rt^ irs . Free estimates. KITCHEN PRIVILBOES Sanefne, 8 cylinder 81560. ' IYw — 4 amillnwal appropriation to Sewer Fund Kidgrt im -Zi - CORN A, RENO PETER of 34 RN/LPN - Full or part seeking work. Cheap rates. Sparkling 3 bedroom, U N E STREET. GLA.STONBURY an Induatrlat time. 11 to 7 shift. Call FOOD TRUCK - Walk-in, Fuliy insured. i In TNs Spot? with mature working lady environment Elstimates. 643-0468.' PHONI $49-9917 C M LM l-tTII on has line. Fbooe 6M6397 won’t laat long. *37*. >» to flniMrad (ran Sower Fond'- Pond Bniance (Snrpteil! have filed an application placarded pula you ki a Mrs. Whithead, DNS. Lord 16 feet long. FuUy equii after 6:10 p.m.; or 649-7636 LOCATORS 3166616. pom ciwiMiiM. OCT4 U U P, pmpento a4«Uonnl appropriation to Speciil GianU Fuad 41,UMTA K MAY IMl with the Divtaion of MoMy Marlborough Manor, 295- kitchen with eve " 2 , " ■ f ™ ? I V i nrtitinn Pragtnm tor EHwly aad Handfcipped persona - fJT.- Liquor Control a CAFE for the aale lavorabl* FULL t t PART TIME REFRIGERA'nON ■ days. 9531 MAIL PROCESSING AU ready in operation. REPAIRS - Air- 92M 9. T d R RDOTR n u iy dr IIM I to bu flMacad wsder S6CtfaMi ft of tbs Urban M ia Trunmortatkio of alcoholic liquor on the premises 600 or Best Offer. 6496806. •••••••••••••••••••••••• IM CHARTER OAK STREET. ositions available in Hart- condlUaners, ROOM FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER. Tbe business will OPTICAL COMPANY Pleasant workinging Complete Restaurant refrigerators. New You May Run • •Kry cam- Wheels. M A P U M o b il PRIVATE HOME •••••••••••••••••••••••ft SDrRcL bgbl lloal hiaj i lAaEa be owned by JAMES F FARR needs Mr chine Operators conditions. Full rasge of systems, “Carrier”, cen­ four Ad For S i ^ l (Female). Garage ••s M M M M a n n n s a n a a M n e Aeoe|itaaee M the loads M gl.tM.4t (ran the Siwerior Oonrt tor tbe The PlamiiM and Zoniin Commiaaioa will hold a public hearing on Mon- AND RICHARD P FARR of It for 2nd Shift. Experience benefits. Opportunity for WORKSPACE OR RADDING ST.. MANCHESTER, Situation Wantad IS tral or wall units. Aa Many M -4a.. available. Cooking w > _ -n a R a to S f Hartterd Oanaly aa nelwM of the drpotit to the randwnaallon case of day. Jaael. INI at 7:10 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Municipal Building, not necessary. Apply at: advancement. AppUcations POWERS Sales, Inc, 35 urtvilegH. Tstaliaw after STORAGE SPACE FOR a r r a w a w wraw wn M MN rki Mw va nianw trn Bacckia, to ba placad In the Settle- 41 Cetder Street. Manebester. COaneeUcut. to hear and contider the 1* ELIZABETH DR . •••••••••••••••••••••••• Inamrtiona Aa MANCHESTER and will be con- p a id B lu e Precision Optical Com- accepted Monday thru Oakland Street, 5:66 pjn.. 6I649U. RENT I n ------” n a a # ' — - m , meat a t flaimn Accannt cl Itn Town Attoriwy'a OHten. lollowiiw appUcations: CroM/akM ,’,11 Bragg Street, East Weditesday at Accumail, MECHANICAL Mancfaeater. 646-3351. You WUh. I9 W U B H , 29a -^U tevy pmpwggOrglnMen- a O rM niiam gntttngtnw irttnn toes payable to ELIZABETH M BROWN - INLAND WETLAND - HILLSTOWN RDAO ducted by CORNA. RENO PETER S h ie ld In- lartford, or phone 289- 2960 Main Street, Hartford. DESIGNER - Draftsman _ _ . Houty caiharator, U, Town HaalM DwwtiiMM. (BU) as permittee 6023 wiihes short term, or part CHILD CARE - Licensed Bant traction 66, whita Pripmg orianiart - An oraniin prnMhWbw opemtiag of AppUcatioa to permit fill to remain within a rleaignGtwl inland wetland Reno P Coma •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• time work. C ^ 647-93X1. mother has opening in her ■Klkea,haadgn.taraand6 M q ^ m w a pi MWitan tiiawnaten either m m ilMntnatreeUdown- - Ug HiUatown Road. ____ brack. CM . 6W-16M. •■•n). ja m e s p . str a n d - in la n d w e tl a n d - o a ju a n d street is- W antad ' 19 Help Wsnted 1$ ••••••••••*••••••••••••• home. Lanehas, aaaefca, ac- IVWto«4 O rltoiari • Aa 0»ain-i to prwvUa tbs Chief BaUdfag 44) tiviUea. Please phooe 975- hapselor infhnrlly ta iMaa momiag haaae pwwMa and collect fens. Application to permit nn of a deaigaalwt inland wetland and to permit □ REAL ESTATE nM *M 40rdinanen-aM t(l two naan land tsekagpofcnlaaeqairad by nn already placad to m n iia - H Oakland Street. B a vtrtna of eld lax Dnada. In M.A.P. twertatod MICHAEL N. CXtRRAOO-ZONE CHANGE - ADAMS STREET (CJOl pwcondl dla- ***V-” ***************— OietonnllhtPieaeeMOrdlnancaniMybeanNhitheTewnaeik'sOI- to ckam* the naOw claaificaUoa Iran Residence A to Planned c d u n lc on EXPERIENCED MACHINIST MOTORCYCLE non dwtng hotiaMi h nn. nrtif-r— -‘-r------1------AMF epotUng INSURANCE - Lowest IVm »«4 «■ ■ a n ■ d to (lrd ln llr^ -A n Ordhinn^ e tennowlheanle^l^ approve a Genenl Plan of Devetopment (or the lite - Ml, MIV, m . ■ ced e end R ataa Awailabla! haMandwtonattaweronanarodwtonddatontnprerlroilypeiintttod MMOl aad 4M Adams Street rdlcurc lime Pint and Second Shltta b a r n e y T. PETERMAN, SR. ET AL - ZONE CHANGE ■ NORTH list rW InM rn irj^ S " Owr Pnpiwd Amnidniinl nwy he — to the Town Clsrt 1 Ot- MAIN STREET (PSt) Apply Nenddy Ihroyfh AMa to set up and operate NC and CMC HP ■ a n t darh« hntinnro hanrs. 1\> cham< 8w aoalng ctaatificaUan Iran Reahtonce M aad Indnatrial Fftday, i -IOmn - l iMpm. Fw- machining contort. e J a i l A l a — a n o a tlg s a c y , nnenind addllianal approprlatiaa to O anral Find Badget IMMl - m P laned Raaidenoa Devetopment tor a ptrctl of appraxinulciy 1.14 ...... glJH .H acres aad to approve a Ooaeral Pton of Devetopment lor the tile a d 4M North »«-»» Street. irtntta to Cawal Fhnd Bndfet Un-M - ai thto btaring totareitad peraoa may be haord and written cam- g g n A M il ItM B n t a r v a t u c r a a n a ...... IMM.W nmnicnltoa received. Copiea of tbcw petitioa have hero fUed in the - S i : to h n lton r M h i r a l l h n a n n t i y l a i n t r a f t cnllaetad. Timn Ctork'i office and may be tawpectad dotog office honri 47 MWn ShMt . m a-vasM, pm j— r . McTivaap, t a o u t n p l a n n in g a n d zo n in g com m ission TatoMWMd. CT I W t a r d of Dtractara L a KwaM. Sacretary An dqual opportanSy . ----- ^ naid this lit day olJm, INI r M/F ' * g w . •M* J*** 4w d M r, UH P74gg