24 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 10, 1980 Gloves off for Nov. 4 HARTFORD (UPI) - A spunky "A year and a third ago we thought District where Republican Marjorie Donahue said he had word that former legislator, the "A-Bomb Kid" we could do it. We did it,” said Anderson will face an uphill fight Feld supporters would throw their and two virtual political unknowns Gejdenson, who had hailed himself against Democratic Rep. William support to his campaign. Donahue Sunny the "people's candidate" when he put a record round of congressional Cotter, who also wasn't challenged. planned to kick off his campaig today Sunny today; fair entered the race even prior to Dodd's primary races behind them today In the 6th District, Republicans at Century Brass in Waterbury, \A /PA TH PD tonight; sunny Friday. and looked to more difficult contests announcement to seek the Senate accepted Nicholas Schaus' slogan to where several hundred workers may W C M i n C n Details on page 2. in November. seat. "send Schaus to the House," and lose their jobs because of a planned For three of the six candidates who Guglielmo, who had first been gave the consulting firm owner a shutdown. were victorious in the busiest day of designated the loser because of a more than 2-1 margin of victory over Republicans in greater New nominating primaries in state computer error, vowed to get right to Paul Rosenberg, a colorful author of Haven's 3rd District opted for the history Tuesday, the next round of work, hoping to prove himself what crossword puzzles. moderate in going with former state races promised uphill battles with he said the voters wanted most — a Schaus, who took the race by an un­ Sen. Lawrence DeNardis over them pitted against entrenched in­ "fiscally responsible person." official 13,548 votes to Rosenberg's Milford Mayor Henry Povinelli, an cumbents. The other upset occurred in Fair- 6,025, will face Democratic Rep. often loud spokesman for the The big surprise of the day came in field County's 4th District, where Toby Moffett, who has drawn Republican right. the Democratic race in eastern John Aristotle Phillips upset gas sta­ national attention as chairman of a DeNardis, who had an unofficial 8,- Connecticut's sprawling 2nd District tion operator Q. Wayne Konitshek for key House subcommittee. 435 votes to 5,252 for Povinelli, will Economic recovery may be at hand where former state Rep. Samuel the right to face incumbent Rep. “1 am utterly delighted that a face state Senate Majority Leader Stewart McKinney, the state's lone WASHINGTON (UPI) - to department stores to restaurants than had been expected," Klutznick billion. Gejdenson easily defeated former Republican won the primary." joked Joseph Lieberman, D-New Haven, in As a result, outstanding consumer expected to increase capital spending GOP House member. Americans are spending and to auto dealerships. said Wednesday. July’s borrowing figures indicated Democratic State Chairman John Rosenberg, who said he spent less the November battle for the seat borrowing again, and that has con­ Earlier in the day, Jhe Federal debt contracted $609 million in July, by 11.1 percent this year. In June, Dempsey Jr,, the son of popular Phillips, who drew national atten­ than $100 on his campaign. "1 wish being vacated by veteran "It now appears the recession of consumers, while continuing to pay vinced at least one top government Reserve Board reported Americans only a fraction of the record S3.46 they had reduced that figure to 9.9 former Gov. JohntDempsey. tion when he wrote a college term him the best of luck in his campaign Democratic Rep. Robert Giaimo. 1980 could prove to be the shortest off old debts, are taking on new debts official the 1980 recession may have increased their borrowing in July for billion decline in June and the $3.43 percent. Gejdenson, whcrSaw his candidacy paper on how to design an atomic against the incumbent. With our par­ since World War If,” he added. now that the Federal Reserve has DeNardis attributed his victory to bottomed out and recovery is at the first time since the recession billion drop in May. In the latest survey, firms now say as a crusade againsDthe politics of bomb while an undergraduate at ty behind us, he'll certainly need it." While the improvement in retail lifted its tight credit controls. "just hard campaigning," and said hand. began back in February. sales was only about half the size of Not all of the economic news out of they plan to Increase their plant and smoke-filled rooms, will face Princeton, defeated the convention- Schaus, who the party turned to A jubilant Samuel Gejdenson greets reporters at his The Federal Reserve said new he will work to point out that Lieber­ In a preliminary report, the Commerce Secretary Philip Klutz- July’s revised 3.1 percent increase, it Washington l^ednesday was rosy. equipment spending by only 8.7 per­ Republican D. Anthony Guglielmo, endorsed Konitshek by an unofficial when Rosenberg emerged as the only Norwich headquarters following his victory over John credit extensions increased in July man was of "the liberal mold" and Commerce Department said nick was encouraged by the news. cut across all major retail In a survey completed last month, cent. to $192.5 billion this year. who put down conservative tally of 10,692 to 9,093. contender for the seat, said Moffett backed policies which "have gotten Dempsey Jr. for the Democratic nomination in the second dis­ for the first time since February, "We have here an incredible cam­ Wednesday retail sales rose for the "Today's report of a third categories. rising from $20.7 billion to $24.5 the Commerce Department asked After adjusting for inflation, this challenger Michael Connery for the had "been making a name for us into the trouble we are in." trict. (UPI photo) third straight month in August, clim­ successive monthly increase in retail businesses about their plant and means capital spending would actual­ 2nd District GOP nod. paign," Phillips said. “You know himself nationally, a reputation," to Sales of durable goods — those billion. they said that it couldn't be done and bing 1.5 percent to a seasonally sales reinforces the possibility that products designed to last at least equipment plans for the rest of the ly drop about 0.1 percent this year. It The two will battle for the seat now the "detriment of the 6th District." At the same time, Americans in­ year. The companies said they don’t we did it. We have shown that the Manchester Parkade Open Wed, Thura, & FrI. NItes til 9 • Open Sunday Noon 'til 5 adjusted $79.5 billion. the low point of the 1980 recession three years — increased 2.4 percent would be the first decline in "real" held by Rep. Christopher Dodd, D- He also said he will aim his cam­ has been reached and that recovery creased their payment of old debts plan to spend as much now as they Conn., who left it to run for the U.S. healthy mix of idealism and paign at Moffett's reported Sales improved for every major to $25.7 billion. Sales at non-durable from $24.1 billion to $25.1 billion in plant and equipment investment category of store, from gas stations may be beginning more promptly had expected a few months ago. since a dramatic 10 percent drop Senate. The 2nd District will be one pragmatism is a winning combina­ aspirations to run for governor. goods stores rose 1 percent to $53.8 July. Come to Youth Centra's libulous In March, businesses said they iiuring the last recession, of two U.S. House races in the state tion. Shelton Alderman Edward Baby Sale and aava, aavc, aavsl where an incumbent isn't seeking re- “ I think the message here is "Mickey" Donahue also had an easy Save on C arttr'i bealo leyM * Heme, election. Congressman McKinney has an im­ time fighting off a GOP challenge by Hsalth-tex playwear, Im­ portant acceasorlaa and "He did exceptionally well, beyond age he can run on but he has a record Easton First Selectman Charles Feld simply precious tall Jousting anything I expected," said Dempsey, he has to defend," said Phillips, who for the right to face Democratic Rep. just turned 25. the legal age required fashions tor linie ones... "lam going to have to sit and reflect. William Ratchford, who is seeking a birth to toddlsr size 4. It goes contrary to everything we by the-U.S. Constitution to run for second term from the 5th District. Sale ends Sunday. Sept. were led to believe.” Congress. Unofficial results gave Donahue 14 ... don't miss III revived in In two other districts where in­ I Gejdenson, who was denied the 12,022 votes to Feld's 6,048 in the dis­ Prim ary party endorsement in a close conven­ cumbents are seeking reelection, trict which includes the heavily in­ tion vote in July, said he had convention backed Republicans easi­ dustrialized but job-hungry expected to win. which he did by an ly fought off primary challengers. .CENTRE Nauptuck Valley and panbury and Maryland unofficial margin of 18,348 to 11,681. There was no primary in the 1st Meriden areas. ' MECHANICSVILLE, Md. (UPI) - The Knight recount of the Little Red Wagon tenses In the saddle at FREE! the en'd of the Held, lance at his side. The Grand Baby rattle ... safe ... non­ Master calls, "Charge, Sir Knight." toxic ... to every The cream-colored horse bolts Into a gallop as b a b y and D the knight raises his lance, stretching toward his mother-to-be. ordered iT i a target. Free lollipops to all Ihe kids. A scene from the tales of King Arthur'' No, it’s Mechanicsville, 1980. The Knight of the DID The race’s closeness was at­ Little Red Wagon is Phil Clark, a southern By MARY KITZMANN Maryland native. Fhe game is jousting — lleruld Ri-porlt-r tributed to the presence of Myette, Have We Got Savings For You! Maryland's official state sport. fe''-' who drew votes from Glassman's ------\ dtr ~ _ MANCHESTER — Town clerks in hometown of South Windsor, and Mary Lou Bartram, publicity chief of the the eight towns of the Fourth '/I- neighboring East Windsor, which Carter’s S-t-r-e-t-c-h Maryland Jousting Tournament Association, con­ Senatorial District have been Our Entire Stock Myette carried. Terry Coveralls cedes some may think it odd that a state in a notified to conduct a recanvass of the Of Carter’s The recount completed a race Reg, 7.25 country long removed from medieval tradition primary election votes. YOU KNOW Layette Items 4.99 to 6.25 which has been difficult to predict claims jousting, the world's oldest equestrian The Secretary of the State’s elec­ For sleep . for play Many game, as its sport. 5.«vl4'6l since candidacies were declared ear­ styles. Many cplors. Sizes tion division notified the clerks by ly in spring. Although Glassman was But she defends the choice. Her reason; telephone this morning to recount the 20% Off newborn, small, medium^ Willis Snow, the Knight of Snow’s Mechanicsville, Md. Jousting is the the frontrunner going Into the July Baby shirts, gowns, ^ large. Leonard Calvert, who led the first settlers to votes deciding the Democratic Maryland, is depleted as a knight on the state Landing, Md., qiears a ling at a recent state sport. (UPI photo). nominating convention, he lost the kimonos, training pants, nominee for the senate position endorsement to Oella-Bltta, AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the crib sheets, towels, bibs seal and jousts have been held In the state since between today and Sunday. Southern Maryland joust in legislative lawyer lor the Connec­ and more . . even panties he arrived in 1634. In Tuesday’s primary Rep & undershirts for toddler ticut Banker's Association. S r " "Jousting is very unique to Maryland and I The rings’ diameters, which start at IV* Inchs, Abraham Glassman, South Windsor, boys & girls 2 to 4. crossed by white fences and surrounded by corn­ Della-Bitta received the endorse­ areas largest selections of Top don't think a sport as historic as jousting should shrink with each round, to as small as a quarter fields and forests of oak and pine. edged Glastonbury's David Della- ment through an arrangement with be replaced." she said in a swipe at lacrosse fans of an Inch, and the rider who snares the most Pickup trucks and lawn chairs lined both sides Bitta for the nomination by 19 votes. rings wins. the smaller town delegates which Carter's Sleepwear who want the General Assembly to make their of the field, and the food and drink flowed freely. According to Peter Wiese, assis­ gave their candidate, Walsh, primary FREE GIFT game the state pastime. The jousters make up their own names. Clark Talk was of whether concentration or coordina­ Name Brand IV.^ at Low Discount tant elections attorney, the recount rights. Myette also received the 3 Pc. solid stainless steel 6.79 Reg 8.50 "Lacrosse is the native sport of Canada and 1 took his title as Knight of the Little Red Wagon in tion between horse and rider is paramount. was considered yesterday as • the required votes to participate and the feeding set. value $5.00. don't think Maryland ought to play second fiddle 1948 when he built his first horse trailer and town clerks filed their returns. When with any 20.00 minimum Our entire stock is on As long as people revel in this tradition, people fourway primary was set. sale! Cozy warm, to Canada," she said. painted it red. officials results confirmed the 19- Carter s layette purchase like Hep. Robert Bauman, R-Md., will back them Party leaders were predicting "a Prices?...... Now you know!! Please i per customer heavyweight brushed Modem jousting is, of course, much changed Long before the game became Maryland’s of­ vote difference, the recount was when it’s time to fight for a forum — like being Della-Bitta win during the returns while quantity lasts knit sleepers Sizes 12 from the war game of the Middle Ages, when ficial sport in 1962, knights'and maids gathered to-, ordered. months to toddler 4 designated state sport. before the one-vote margin. Della- knights charged at one another and the joust devote a summer day to a joust. State law mandates recanvasses Bitta is hoping the recount will turn gyPlUNlA ^R C A ended when one of them was dead. The tradition continues, exemplified by such "ft does my conservative heart good to see when the difference is below 20 Carter's & Sterncratt the outcome. Blanket Sleepers Snow-Bunny Modem knights don't kill, but spear harness summer tournaments as one held recently at this," Bauman said as he watched the joust. votes, or the margin of votes between Elections divisions officials say it and Gro-Bags Pram Suits rings bung from three arches. Each ring speared Horse Range Farm in Mechanicsville. "There are probably a lot more people in the candidates is less than 5 percent could possibly happen, depending on SYSTSmi Orig. 9.U as the horse passes under the arch is worth one Arches were set up in the middle of the Maryland who participate in lacrosse than of the total number of persons voting the accuracy of the primary workers. 7.49 to 8.99 point. sprawling 19th-century farm, which is criss- jousting. But tradition is tradition." in the primary. There was an overall turnout of Reg. 9.00 to 11.00 The recanvass must be conducted about 23 percent for the primary, 6.99 within five days after the initial with about a 20.6 percent turnout in For newborns to 4 Waves of hysteria vanish polling. The process entails Manchester, and Glastonbury year size Solid Snug warm.. "Ol C.,„> "" colors & prints gathering the moderators and • f«EE SET.UP ,n Hooded Footed. checking the sealed ballot machines, and absentee ballots. -- colou r""'”" Azure. Maize, The process is mechanical, Pink. Blnhto9 Sharks still prowl coasts checking correct readings, and Picketing mos. & 9 to 18 I arithmetic. No ballots may be dis­ I Health lexl car seems to be more acceptable. mos. By J\M KS V. IIK.ALION in 12 minutes some 200 miles off the Matawan, N.J., in July, 1916. qualified in a recount; candidates by teachers I nili-il I’rcKx Inlt-rnuliiinul "People particularly abhor the idea Philippines. That changed everything. must obtain a court order to do so. of dying by being eaten, ft's a natural Our Entire Stock Of Three hundred sailors were lost in A 25-year-old man, Charles Van- "No new decisions can be made The sharks are out there this way of death in America to be killed TWCHHW^ Fall Health-tex Playwear summer, from Maine to Montauk, the sinking, and 800 managed to sant, was swimming near Atlantic during the recavass, ” John Maloney, in an automobile accident, but to be make it into the water. In one of the gets ugly but not with the hysteria which ac­ City, N.J., on July 2. A shark picked elections division director, said worst such tragedies in naval 20% Off companied them a couple of years eaten by something is unnatural," up his kicking signals and attacked. today. HCk, flUIUSW, MttLCO All our Health-tex polo shirts, Backus said. history, sharks ravaged the survivors By United Press International ago. Vansant died. A hotel bellboy, Glastonbury officials set its recan­ RCA overalls, pants, jumpers, dresses. 2 And big sharks will eat anything. and cut their numbers to 316 in four City olficials asked a judge to Pc sets and more are 20*/t off the "I think It had a lot to do with Charles Border, was killed four days vass for Friday at 3;30 p.m. Both C o lo r T r a k The so-called "White Death Shark" days and five nights of horror. later in another attack 35 miles order teachers back to work in lian mm regular price Sizes 3 months to Jaws.' the movie that was around, ft Glassman and Della-Bitta will have Jose, Calif., where strikers clashed toddler 4 — a Great White — is something like Coast Guard stations and others in just calmed down from that Interest away. representatives present, according two station wagons long with jaws the area between Maine and Montauk with substitutes crossing their picket 25" - w waxes and wanes, depending on what Then on July 12, 1916, a retired to Glastonbury Democratic loaded with teeth the size of butcher reported the power of suggestion ap­ lines. In Philadelphia, talks aimed at sort of stories get into the paper or sailor, Thomas Cottrell, saw "a dark Registrar Joan Kemble. knives. It’s always hungry. One parently prevailed during 1975 — the ending the nation's largest teacher 100% SOUD STWt what kind of incidents, which are gray shape " 10 miles from the ocean Manchester or South Windsor of­ caught off the coast of Australia is year the book called "Jaws" was slicing through the waters of walkout were in a stalemate today. fairly rare, happen. " said Richard ficials have not yet set a date for the In all, strikes nationwide' were Backus of the Woods Hole supposed to have disgorged, among printed as well as the later run of the Matawan Creek. He sounded an recount. other things, a keg of roofing nails, movie of the same name and its affecting some 650,000 students. cowsoyi mKF Oceanographic Institute, author of alarm. People laughed. The other towns involved are An­ half a horse, and a pair of boots. sequel, 'Jaws If.” Later that same day, Lester Money was the key issue in most of "The Natural History of Sharks” dover, Bolton. Coventry. East Wind­ the strikes Backus said he had no reason to The mere mention of sharks so up­ Sharks were considered almost Stilwell, 10. was .swimming in the sor, and Hebron sets one New Englander that the Picketing became ugly Wednesday SONY Cuddly Musical Toys ' Monsanto/ Crib Blanket believe that sharks weren't as con­ denizens of a different zone until ,creek when he began thrashing about Maloney said most of the town By Eden* topic is not easily broached. The 1916. Up until then, scientists said and was pulled under. Despite war­ in .he 32,300-student San Jose Unitied RCA Curlty Diapers 'Personalized Free! spicuous or inconspicuous this clerks contacted said the recount School District. Shouting matches, Maine resident was aboard the heavy they never attacked in temperate nings of a shark in the creek, Stanley ChannaLock All 3 StylesI summer as any recent summer. would probably be conducted Uxlay, threats of violence, and at least one KayboarWSctn y a s a r Orig. 10.00 cruiser USS Indianapolis when it was waters. But four bathers were killed Fisher dived in and reached the boy. 4.99 and 5.99 6.99 "They're always around." Friday and .Saturday. The results will fist fight were reported between Control Reg. 10.00 & 12.00 Acrllan* acrylic 36"«50 Baby a own There are approximately 100 shark torpedoed by a Japanese submarine by a shark, including two deaths in a Fisher was hit as he waded toward 9.49 and 10.49 blanket In white, pink, blue and be available Friday at the earliest, strikers and 1,100 substitutes hired Save 50% now on these toft cuddly attacks each year around the world, near midnight July 30.1945, and sank creek 10 miles from the ocean in the safetv of the opposite shore plush teddy bears. Mother Goose, Reg. 12.00 & 13.00 . yellow Allow 2 weeks lo monogram but certainly by Monday. Maloney by the district at $100 per day .No and 3 other musical plush toy Prefold diapers, day/night diapers W»rf*f,t*o *or on# y**r t norm* ^ with only about 30 of them fatal By said arrests were made, however Q uasar favorites and 21x40 gauze diapers. Stock up '•P'#C*w>#ot r#t^ry#d pott#9« prepaid wRh comparison, an estimated 400 per­ now! tag a »«••« tup to MonM«io The Tuesday contest saw one-vote A judge ordered a hearing Friday . , ^ a k e s sons are killed and 1.000 Injured, separating Della-Bitta and Glassman on the district's request lor an in­ '©tevision either directly or indirectly, by light; at one point It appeared Della-Bitta junction against the walkout sp e c ia l Beatrix Potter Baby Book'*...... 7.99 Electric Feeding Dish ...... 14.99 ning each year in the U.S alone. was going to be the nominee when Philadelphia schools will be closed a g a in Reg 10 00 Gift boxeo Beautifully illustrated Reg 20 75. Thermoatal control 3 companmani heatlno'unlt Being killed by lightning or by a results from South Windsor, showed at least through Friday because of Suction base Gift boxed. thufsdqy. a one-vote difference. Later a recount the Jewish holiday. In the meantime, of Ihe South Windsor votes, gave Beatrix Potter Growth C harf ...... 3 .99 Quilt Pads & Receiving Blankets 20% Off preview. Fufe 19. the prospects of settling the strike Reg. 5 00 Gift boxed Records child's growth from birth Runaway cart Connecticut The world Glassman 18 more votes than was And rubber sheeting, tool Save 20% off the regular price appeared bleak. now during our Baby Sale! CbrUtoplier Dodd and James 'I'he Iranian mUitaiits bolding the Inside today previously recorded. The official Negotiations aimed at ending the hurls shppper Hockley officiaUy start thetr U.S. Amnican bostai^ accuse Presi- margin was 19 votes. 10-day strike affecting 220,000 Tubby Inflatable Bath Tub ...... 6 .99 B usitaess...... ; ...... 17 Rep Robert "Skip' Walsh ol students have broken off and no new Reg 6 95 Safeway to bathe baby Suction grip. 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I 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980

EV’E j^ C . HEHa I.IJ. Iliurs.. Sept ■11, 1980 — ,'i ’" f M p d o t e - More efficient spending

infection cau«e found heads today to go very easy on spending and warned there cast on NBC-TV’s "Today” show. Wednesday. might be budget reductions because of Initial reports The Republican platform this year dropped the party's The spokesman was referring to the 1975 Algiers ac­ \ UUS'l'UN (UHl) — Scientists have uncovered a possibie showing a lag in sales tax revenue growth. longsUndlng support of the ERA. cord between then Vice President Saddam Hussein and picked as campaign issue cause for a common irritating vaginal infection in women Connecticut budget officials are to release a report Nixon said that while he accommodated a pro-EKA the late shah of Iran. The accxird settled an Iraql-Iranlan which has puzzied the medical profession for years. hTiday showing that sales tax revenue for the month of plank In his presidential campaigns, such an amendment dispute over rights in Shatt Al Arab, the estuary that By MARY KITZMANN eliminating services." she said in a projects. The infection known as nonspecific vaginitis causes July — the first month of the 1980-1981 fiscal year — In­ "does not have much of a chance to get through in the im­ separates the two countries. Herald Reporter prepared statement. Noting the 40 units of elderly creased by less than 5 percent. mediate future." Mrs. Jackston believes it is possi­ heavier than normai vaginal discharge, itching and other MANCHESTER — Calling for ef­ housing planned for Spencer Street, The budget was built around the expectation that sales Adoption of the amendment, he said, "would be a I A . ble to control taxes through careful annoying symptoms. ficient government spending, which has been mired in red tape, Whiie other variations of vaginitis have been traced to tax revenue, the mainstay of the state’s tax structure, bonanza for lawyers, because it’s going to create a night­ Chaplain faces $3,000 fine examination of expenditures, “in this would increase by 8 percent in the first half of the year redistricting voting patterns, and Mrs. Jackston called for "expen- single classes of bacteria, controversy has persisted for mare." elderly housing, Phyllis Jackston of­ regard. I’m totally opposed to a state and by 9 percent to 9.5 percent In the latter half. WUERZBURG, West Germany (UP!) - A black U.S. income tax.” diting the process" of construction. years about the cause of the non-specific type. ficially began her campaign yester­ "A continuation of recent discouraging signs may lead w , , » i i Army chaplain must pay a $3,000 fine for using obscene When asked whether the state tax "The state should expedite the A bacteria known as Gardnereila vaginalis has been language In telling a woman assistant about lewd sexual day. found present in cases of nonspecific vaginitis, but has to allotment reductions to insure a balanced budget,” Iran ClainpS tO take land system of individual taxes was fair, process from the fund grant to the fantasies. Mrs. Jackston, Democratic can­ actual ground breaking," her state­ not been proven soieiy responsible for the disease. Mrs. Grasso said in a memo today to all agency com­ Mrs. Jackston said she did not have a The sentence Issued Wednesday was the first against didate for the 13th Assembly ment said. She said the time lag in In a study reported in the New Kngland Journal of missioners and directors. BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — Iraq’s forces have recap­ y position on the entire system yet. "I an officer in tbe Army's recent sexual harassment trials, District, has been personally cam­ approving the housing, and construc­ Medicine Wednesday, University of Washington tured all the disputed territory along the border with have not been involved yet with the and the chaplain, Capt. James R. Johnson, charged be paigning several times, but said the tion caused inflation to hinder the researchers said an assortment of anaerobic bacteria Nixon on ERA neighboring Iran in two days of fierce air and ground system, so I really can’t answer," was a victim of racism. short conference yesterday with project, sometimes forcing a cut­ (those that exist without oxygen) were also found in battles, the Defense Ministry said. she said, "When I have more infor­ NEW YORK (UPl) - Richard Nixon said today the Johnson, 41, a married fatber of five from Prescott, reporters, officially marked the back. women who had nonspecific vaginitis. Iraqi troops, responding to President Saddam mation on the state system I’ll give Equal Rights Amendment doesn’t seem likely to win ap­ Ark., was found guilty of using obscene language and con­ beginning. Hussein’s vow to "regain every inch of Iraqi territory an answer” When asked if 250 units over a 16 proval soon and feminists should consider pushing for a duct unbecoming an officer. She faces Republican Elsie "Biz" usurped by the Persians,” have "liberated all Iraqi A key point in Mrs Jackston's cam­ year span would significantly help women’s rights act similar to the civil rights legislation After a bizarre proceeding, an all-white military court Swensson for the seat vacated by Grasso limits spending territories which were not returned to us by Persian paign will be favoring redistricting Manchester’s housing shortage, Mrs. of the 1960s. authorities in accordance with international fined him $3,000 and recommended he be reprimanded by retiring Rep. Francis Mahoney. Manchester’s voting lines, from the Although this is Manchester’s first Jackston replied she knew it was not HAHTKOHl) (UHl) — Gov. Klla Grasso told agency Nixon made the statement in an interview to be’broad- agreements," a Ministry spokesman said late his commanding officer Mai. Gen. R. L. Wetzel. ' last 1970 census districts. The redis- \ • V election between two female can­ enough. "This will be the minimum 1 didates, Mrs. Jackston said her cam­ tricting then split Manchester into accept,” she said. \\V paign would be no different than the two state senatorial districts, and Stevenson said the plan “was am­ Peopletalk, several she has conducted. Jackston. left the town voting districts in odd bitious” when considering the goal of 3000 Buckley and Dodd ready configurations. 50 units every two years, and the who served five years on / - r ? 9 77' “I hope more voting districts will Reflecting on the future Manchester’s Board of Directors, planning involved. Sundance rides again vote in places easier for the voters to Another proposal of Mrs. noted in two campaigns she ran op­ reach," she said. Many voters live Women Ijpve been invading traditionai all-male Not looking toward a bright future in Recent disturbances in the camp prompted posite a woman Republican. "This Jackston’s would make election davs for battle over records several miles from their polling a holiday. "This would free the people bastions for more than a decade, but now the men America, this Cuban refugee looks towards a tjie building of the fence. Many of the campaign won't be any different," place. to vote," she said. are fighting back, and while equal representation on HARTFORD (UPl) - his limited and rigid she said. •A M nU M O tC O high barbed-wire fence from his dormitory refugees express their dismay a^ what they Mrs. Jackston said the last Mrs. Jackston. a real estate the cover of Ladies' Home Journai may not be a James Buckley and views.” With one of her campaign co- y, N' Christopher Dodd, setting window at Fort McCoy, Wis., Wednesday. view as being in another prison. (UPl photo) redistricting, was fragmented, but broker, advocates completing the LOtANQCLII Dodd was very com­ chairman Herbert Stevenson, Mrs. major victory, it's at least a start. did not break heavily Democratic the stage for the first face- plimentary of Bozzuto’s Jackston outlined her positions on Manchester/East Hartford connec­ Next month, for the first time in the magazine’s districts. "They took a piece of tor of Interstate 84-86. She said the 97-year history, a man will appear all by himself on to-face clash in their U.S. campaign and said he spending income tax. housing, and /,40WISI tIM rilAIUIIt Senate campaign, both say Democratic district, and gave it to problems in Rhode Island should be the Journal’s cover. talked to him and con­ completion of Interstate 84-86. another Democratic district, the True. Frank Sinatra made it once, and so did Paul they’re ready to zero in on gratulated him on securing Mrs, Jackston calls for "constant resolved, but Manchester’s portion Design work progressing lines are fragmented," she said. was not affected. Newman — but they were escorted and upstaged by the other fellow’s voting 44 percent of the vote watchfulness over government spen­ record. On elderly housing. Mrs. Jackston Although outlining her position, ■ - 1 7 7 3 MOW a granddaughter and a daughter, respectively. against Buckley’s 56 per­ ding." The high-powered con­ proposes building 250 uqits in 10 Mrs. Jackston was not familiar with (23 now So who's the new solo cover boy? Says editor cent. "By being a business woman, I UPlWIAlMCn FOTOCAtt 9 test officially opened years. This would be 50 units every how her positions might differ with Lenore Hershey. "The time seemed right to break Bozzuto said Dodd called know how important it is to spend Wednesday with on water treatment plant two years. She said the town could her opponent’s. "I don’t know what with tradition, and for me, there’s hardly a better him Wednesday morning government dollars efficiently, cut Democratic Dodd telling a finance the elderly housing through her positions are." she said. "These tradition-breaker than Robert Redford.” "and said 1 ran a good Giles said. amounts" and not enough to en­ spending wherever possible without Kor period ending 7 a.m. KST 9/12/80, During Thursday news conference ql his race.” By MAKTIN KEAKIN!!) the sale of minibonds, but would are the areas I feel should be ad­ night, thunderstorms will be indicated over the upper Hartford headqumers The $7 million treatment plant danger public safety. prefer to receive slate funds for the dressed." " It was a nice per­ Herald Kepurter —part of a $20 million water im­ Due to the town’s plans for im­ Mississippi valley and portions of the Dakotas and also in there will be ‘‘clear sonable call from a nice Outreach MA.’NCHES'fEK — Design work on provement bond voted in referendum proving its water treatment southern Klorida. Clear to partly cloudy weather should choices" between himself personable guy," Bozzuto dominate the remainder of the nation. Jazx power the town’s proposed water treatment —will be built near Globe Hollow, facilities, Giles said, the state Health and Republican James said. "We did not discuss in Another minority demonstration erupted plant is 25 percent complete. Jay just west of Moriarty Field. Department grants the town regular worker Buckley in November. any sense the campaign in Giles, director of public works, said Giles said that whiie the plant will exemption from its legal standards. Wednesday in New York. The wrathful protesters Buckley, a former U.S. any way. He certainly did Wednesday. service Manchester almost The town, in fact, has required is hired Weather forecast were jazz fans and their target was Viacom Inc., Senator from New York, not ask for anything.” MANtHESTER - The \ i A N T Engineers began work about a year exclusively, customers in fringe regular monthly exemptions and is which owns Rgdio Station WRVR-FM. and Dodd will get their Bozzuto has said he town Department of ago and are expected to complete areas of some surrounding towns will required by law to make violations Today mostly sunny with the highs in the mid 70s or The uprising came when the station abruptly chance to outline those would stick with Buckley in Human Resources has AD their study in May of 1981, Giles said. also be served, included will be 250 known to the public. about 24 C. Tonight fair. Low temperatures in the mid switched its programming from jazz to country- choices and voting records the general election cam­ hired an outreach worker western, handiag listeners a jarring segue from Competitive bids will be sought in residents in Glastonbury and about a 50s. Friday sunny with highs in the 70s. Probability of in a debate Monday at paign. to help residents identify CAN Charles Mingus’ bluesy "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" to June of 1981, and construction will dozen in South Windsor. In no in­ precipitation near zero through Friday. Southwesterly Wesleyan University in Buckley, who was ac­ Should the town stick to a construc­ social service programs a Waylon Jennings number. require two years. stances will entire towns other than winds 10 to 15 mph today diminishing tonight. Southerly Middletown. companied by Republican tion schedule, and should the water offered by the Hartford- When the project —whdse Manchester be served. HANDLE winds 10 to 15 mph Friday. Tim Hauser, of the vocai group Manhattan Dodd said he has three State Chairman Ralph quality remain acceptable, the Water based Community Renewal protracted timetable drew criticism In the meantime, the town con­ Transfer, led the protest at Viacom headquarters terms in Congress and Capecelatro, said he was Department will continue to receive Team, Hanna Marcus, IT! this summer —is completed, water tinues to violate the Safe Drinking Long Island Sound with 2(K) demonstrators chanting "Bebop, not Hee achieved the largest dis­ going to talk to voters state exemption. director of Human Ser­ from various reservoirs in town will Water Act. In August alone, twelve Long Island Sound lo Wutrh Hill, K.l. and .Montuuk Haw." trict plurality in the last "where their hearts and vices said Wednesday. Wfien you be treated at the plant. violations were detected in three Point, N.V.: High pressure moving east over area. Viacom, looking for a bigger profit margin, election while Buckley was minds are. 1 think people The town Water Study Commission Nancy Long Dolce, a need to rent Giles said pilot-plant studies tied- areas. or sell Winds west to southwest winds 10 to 15 knots today wouldn’t discuss it. but while company monitors hustled out of office by want a deep change and in June criticized the tovim for raising former employe of the up engineers, who had to test water Giles said that although the town becoming variable 10 knots or less tonight and Friday. rode herd on disc jockeys forbidden to discuss the Daniel Moynihan after his they can’t get that with service rates prior to beginning con­ Manchester Area property, switchover on the air, Hauser's followers vowed to sources throughout the town. During Water Department at certain trust a Fair weather with visibility over 5 miles today through one term representing New Democrats.” struction on the plant. Town officials Conference of Churches, fight all the way to the FCC. York in the Senate from initial tests, a miniature pilot plant locations exceeded standards set for have maintained they need the in­ Want Ad for Friday. Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet today Buckley also said he was housed in a truck, allowing will tell residents how they decreasing to 1 foot or less tonight. 1971 to 1977. Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., holds a water color and turbidity —and was creased revenue for investments that can get aid from the state- fast results! (432711 would drop ads saying engineers to simulate plant con- below the level set for fluoride con­ “ He was roundly news conference in Hartford Wednesday, Dodd and his father, the will eventually save on cc.istruction financed renewal team. diUons at water sites around town. tent — it was not by "appreciable costs. Ekiended outlook Uncle stupid defeated and sent back to after a quick trip from Washington, D.C., late Sen. ’Iliomas Dodd, Programs include Head OF MANCHESTER Extended outlook for New England Saturday through Those who contend a politician never teils it like private life, which is what 1 after Republican James Buckley was picked are not carbon copies of Start, Elderly Nutrition, hope to do in the next 54 Employment Services, V CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Monday: it is fail to reckon with Dorchester County, Md,, as his opponent in Tuesday’s primary elec­ each other, claiming ef­ days,” said Dodd, who forts to break the link Emergency Food and TOLLAND TURNPIKE Massarliusrlls, Rhode Island and Cunneolirul: Commissioner Thomas A. Flowers. He doesn’t care tion. (UPl photo) -UBISSiS AND SPOHyswran . Chance of showers late Saturday and again Sunday. much for the new bridge he dedicated last week at faced no party opposition between Dodd and his Water main bids opened Clothing and Consumer in winning the nomination father had been successful. Counseling. Clearing Monday. Daytime highs in the 70s. Lows in the Hoopers Island. Md. — as his audience soon couldn’t be won with Senate seat could be stallation of water mains in the unfiltered, bringing many complaints 50s. learned. to succeed retiring Sen. “People no longer MANCHESTER - Bids for in­ Mrs. Dolce’s salary will money. That was Bozzuto’s bought, 1 want to assure northcentral area of town on about water quality. After the four- > rrm oni; Chance of showers Saturday and early Sun­ Abraham Riblcoff, D- associate Christopher stallation of 33,000 feet of water be paid jointly by the town Beautiful Blouses Prayed Flowers, "Father, today we are gathered main theme during the them that 1 won’t allow Strickland. Oakland, and Main part project is completed the town day. Fair Monday. Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Over­ Conn. Dodd with his father’s mains were opened Wednesday and and the Community here to dedicate a bridge that is a monument to primary. that to happen, ” Dodd said. Streets, with lines on other streets in will not use water from the reser­ night lows mainly in the 50s. Buckley said at a mor­ overall pollUcal voting work could start in October, accor­ Renewal Team. The 16 man’s stupidity, a monument to man’s waste, a “For those who worry He also said Buckley would the south and southeast section of voirs until the new water filtration by REVS Maine and New H am pshire: Chance of showers late ning news conference that that Abraham Hlbicoff’s use the seat to "promote record,” Buckley said. ding to Jay Giles, public works direc­ month position pays about monument to governmental interference and inef­ tor. town. plant is constructed. Saturday into Sunday. Fair Monday. Lows in the upper ficiency. For there is no need for such an elaborate he will make inflation and $8,900, Mrs. Marces said. Eleven bids were submitted, with The project is included in the Before awarding the contract to 30s to mid 40s Saturday warming to the mid 40s and lower structure as this ... which is so out of keeping in the taxes, and what he claimed Mrs. Dolce will continue was Dodd’s role in con­ the lowest apparent bidder being town's four part-program on the Shultz, town officials will review to work in conjunction with 50s for Sunday and Monday. Highs near 60 north to near 70 peaceful and lovely environment of south water mains for improvements to the whether the bid meets all ’ 1 2 . 9 9 R e ,S I. south. Dorchester.” tributing to the problems, Shultz Construction Inc., of Ballston the Manchester Area D a i r i f ^ i water system. Voters authorized specifications. Giles said the town Flowers is vexed the price tag on the bridge — in- cornerstones of his cam­ Lake, N.Y. Shultz bid $1,337,092 for Conference of Churches the project. bonding $20 million for the entire will also seek information about the • sizes S-M-L itiaiiy $500,(X)0 — was accelerated to $3.5 million by paign. and the human service The Almanac Q u e e n ^ The next lowest bid was from project last November. When the company. He noted the review is federai guidelines. "1 think Christopher department’s elderly out­ • 100% Polyester Dodd has a record that is Brewer and Horan Construction Co. four projects on the water mains are routine procedure for large projects, reach program. By United Press International , so bad that people are Inc.. West Hartford, with a bid of $1,- complete no water will be used from and when companies are not known Mrs. Dolce is also Today is Thursday, Sept. 11, the 255th day of 1980 with going to say, 'We can’t 353J15.The highest bid was $2,427,875. the Forter-Howard and Lydall Street in the area. 111 to follow. Quote of the day expected to handle trust the state of the coun­ If the bid from Shultz is approved, reservoirs until the entire water The review will take about two referrals from Manchester Today is Rosh Hashanah. first day of the Jewish New Vernon Jordan, to ABC-TV’s Barbara Walters, on try in those hands,”’ he hrazier, the work could start the tirst week of system expansion is complete. weeks, and if it is satisfactory the Memorial Hospital and Year 5741. being hit by the would-be assassin’s bullet that near­ said, adding that tack will October. The project includes in­ The water from those reservoirs is contract awarded after that. private agencies. In addi­ The moon is moving from its new phase toward its first ly ended his life: "I got out of the car. I walked sway Democratic and in­ tion, she will assess the REG.‘18. quarter. HARTFORD ROAD around the back of the car and felt this strange sen­ dependent votes he will needs of the 175 In­ The morning star is Venus. sation and I thought I was having a bad dream. And need to win. dochinese residents in • sizes 8-18 The evening stars are Mercury. Mars, Jupiter and so I said, 'I'll wake up and this dream will be over.' Dodd sounded surprising­ Saturn. DAIRY QUEEN Educators discuss ROTC town, Mrs. Marcus said. It turned out not to be a dream, but a nightmare." ly like state Sen. Richard ' sneShe nashas experience wiinwith • 100%Qiana Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. ^zzuto — the opponent M.WrilKS’TKH — Local educators met Tuesday to The center has about 85 students, and has been immigrant aide American short story writer 0. Henry was born Sept. Buckley defeated for the 11. 1862. discuss an evaluation study of the Regional Occupational receiving an increasing number of severely retarded and the local Glimpses GOP nomination — when Training Center students who are regarded as unemployable. A report *'3rmer s Market —which On this date in history: he said the Senate seat COKE In 1777, troops of Gen. George Washington were badly Michael Le Moyne Kennedy, the 22-year-old son The group included the director of the regional center, last year showed that most students at the center un- for con- of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, will announce school officials and members of the evaluation team employable. ference. Mrs. Dolce began COLORS: WHITE-EMERALD-JADE- defeated by the British in the Battle of Brandywine. work Tuesday. In 1841, all members on President John Tylerjs Cabinet his engagement this weekend to 24-year-oid Vicki —who recently completed a seven-month study of the Gifford, the daughter of ex-NFL football great Mondale FLOAT center 1 CREAM-POWDER-HORIZON-PLUM resigned except Secretary of State Daniel Webster. They were protesting the veto of a banking bill. Frank Gifford ,. President Carter will deliver the DAIRY QUEEN A COKE M-M-M The Board of Education will consider the report when it LILAC-RASBERRY In 1963, all 81 people aboard an Indian Airlines Viscount keynote address Sept. 18 in Washington at the third sets trip SERVED IN PLASTIC REUSABLE CUP meets Monday at 8 p m at the regional center, located on died when the plane crashed near New Delhi. annuai dinner of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Wetherell Street. ... 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A SUNDAY ONLY taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital Monday night should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday gressman from the 2nd three months, $30 70 lor six months, and following a hit and run accident on Center S tr^t. mchetle, Maitin& through Friday and by 7 30 a m Salur- $61 40 for one year Mail rates are Of lice hours are 8:30 a m In 5 pm District, who has indicated Fire trucks were called to the scene because the gas­ dav available on request. Monday through Friday President Carter himself Top Notch RfMthman, xm. reaitors . IsdM may be on the stum^-ln oline tank of the victim's disabled auto had ruptured in I -^rooDs” • M 3 MAIN 8T. I l l O AKLAN D HD. 1SS TALCOTTVILLZ RO. Connecticut this fall. HARTFORD BOM DAIRY flUFFM the rear-end collision. MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR VERNON. A witness was said to have seen a sports sedan with a . M6-4144 M6-2479 871-0088 damaged front end leave the scene of the accident. r-.tr \ 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980 r> EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sent. 11, 1980 — jj .Editorial Thoughts Ex-submariner braves peril of Block Island run Rose Garden Jimmy By JAMES V. HEALION navigator for whom it is named, Adrian Block. restorative for people of all ages. executive, who likes the island's bracing air and the "Sing psalms and hymns and President Jimmy Carter Anderson, with his running The ferry trip for many is a rite of passage between Ferry passenger, Florence Dan, an Israeli now chance to run on its sandy beaches, spiritual songs with thankfulness in NEW LONDON (UPI) — He pushed his luck as a sub­ everyday pressures and the promise of relaxation, and in working as a commodities broker in New York City, said Occasionally, skipper Daughtrey takes a dip when he has decided to head back to mate Patrick Lucey, a Carter your hearts to God.” Colossians mariner in World War II dodging depth charges and bom­ the case of Block Island, where development is a curse she liked the island’s unhurried ambience. has a minute or two from his ferry chores. “Block Island the Rose Garden as far as defector. 3:16c. bing attacks. As skipper of the Block Island ferry he says word, it always seems to be 1920. “It’s like shaking hands with nature each time I come water is so clean to swim in that it would be a sin to pass three-way debates with Carter had named Lucey To sing hymns and anthems is to it's still holding. It offers simple pleasures, peace, tranquility, a to Block Island,” said Nanci Southall, 30, a Stamford >t up,” he said. receive a double blessing, at practice It’s the pleasure boaters that give Capt. Avner Drew Ronald Reagan and John ambassador to Mexico until O p in io n Daughtrey pause these days. Sometimes they just won’t time and then the time Of offering the Anderson are concerned. the former Wisconsin gover­ get out of harm’s way even though the 54-year-old ferry song to God in the worship setting. nor resigned to help head Ted bearing down on them is 862 gross tons, 160 feet long, and Carter is making a serious Blessed are all who are called to sing son in the wake of Carter’s w a s able to take its Meanwhile Ronald Reagan, 42 feet across. mistake by refusing to par­ Kennedy’s challenge to in church choirs. “They’re cutting across my bow, coming too close to ticipate in a three-way match Carter. stubborn refusal to par­ frustrations out in the George Bush and the Can you not sense God's presence me, hampering my movement in the channel — anchoring Deli Department Specials without first meeting Reagan Lucey, long a liberal leader ticipate in the League of Kennedy challenge. Republicans are sitting back when you sing certain hymns? Has — all the things that make it difficult to get in and out of CHOICEST MEATS TOBIN'S DOMESTIC head-on in argument. of the Democratic Party will Women Voters debates.« to watch Carter fumble the He not given the composer a special the dock,” he said. “They don’t realize the intricacies of Now that is over and dis­ gift to say in melody and verse what handling a-vessel of this nature, especially a single Carter has spent nearly attract a number of liberal Carter, the political election. enchanted Democrats easily are the deepest yearnings of our propeller.” . IN TOWN DOMESTIC COOKED HAM. •2.49 four years presenting himself votes to the independent He is doing a fine job. USDA CHOICE LAND-0-LAKE8 strategist, must think par­ could turn to Anderson as an hearts? Sometimes God is so near in Two of them who obviously didn’t recognize 9 1 « « as the home-folks president ticket. ticipating in debate with Dealing with disenchanted music that we can scarcely sing for Daughtrey’s problems were slow moving out of his ISO AMERICAN CHEESE...... ,lb. alternative, or at least a foot wide approach to the Block Island dock at New Har­ BOnOM ROUND ROAST ...... lb. B •2.19 who lacks arrogance and the If Carter continues to Anderson will further erode liberals at the convention left joy- MUCKE’S ^ ^ : protest vote. bor, 28 miles distant and 2W hours from his New London USDA CHOICE better-than-thou air of many refuse to acknowledge the his support. a sour taste, an acceptance Think about it. When you are homeport. 00L06NA...... presidents. Anderson candidacy in At the same time Carter is speech referring to the late gloomy and depressed, sing a verse “Why don’t you move that tub?" a man aboard one of His refusal to meet the two debates it will backlash. Liberal Democrats always refusing to debate, his cam­ Senator from Minnesota as of a favorite hymn such as “What a the two sailboats called to Daughtrey. BACK RUMP ROAST . * 2 » * other serious candidates Liberals in New York have been disenchanted with paign team is belittling the Horatio Hornblower was Friend We Have in Jesus.” Soon God "See what I mean," Daughtrey said, “They’re right in USDA CHOICE-CENTER CUT rabvoLONE...... •2.19 Carter. His is a more will lift your spirit to Himself and . my line of approach. It's bien a problem all summer. MUCKE>8 2 A A shows Jimmy Carter lacks already have defected the Anderson candidacy as a another, now refusing to give you will experience his loving care. Fourth of July and Labor Day weekend were impossible. • 2 ” sincerity and the convictions Democrats for the Anderson- moderate view than many of product of media “hype”. Anderson any credit at all for Then thank Him! “They have the dollars to buy the boat, but some of BOTTOM ROUND ROAST SALAMI ib’Z . 1 9 MUCKE'S LUXURY, OLD FASHIONED, LUNCHEON a i f A A of his “good or boy" image. Lucey ticket. the Democrats would like to his tenacious campaigi^ adds them don't have the sense to operate it." USDA CHOICE The reaction seems to in­ Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles Perhaps Carter has good There are likely to be more see. to it. Ronald Reagan could Bom into a Collins, Miss., farm family 60 years ago, LOAVES lb’ 1 .6 9 dicate Carter is worried Bolton and Vernon United Methodist Daughtrey is a tall mild-mannered man who escaped EYE ROUND ROAST reason to try and avoid liberal defections to Ander- That element of the party ^bou^ndersoi^aining^^^ ask for little more. Churches ' hard times by enlisting in the Navy for $21 a month in • 2 ” 1938. He found a home and stayed in for 20 years. USDA CHOICE-LEAN His steady hand on the Block Island’s wheel dates back Letters to the 10 war patrols he put in aboard two submarines in TOP ROUND STEAK * 2 ” HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS World War II, the USS Finback and USS Trigger. Three m s (jWMlU’ patrols was the usual survival limit. USDA CHOICE W-TiTODe.' “You’ve got to be stable in a submarine. If you can’t Band concert think in a crisis, you've lost control of it right there. SHUOM TIP ROAST . * 2 ” Strict timing is essential in avoiding an accident or losing To the Editor; selections including those of the scheduled for the bandshell, the rain USDA CHOICE that night would have cancelled the your yessel.” GLEAM The United States Coast Guard Dixieland sextet, the musicians, the He has been ferrying passengers and cars to and from Band's recent concert in director and all others who made concert, had not East Catholic High TOOTHPASTE Block Island, R.I., which some call “The Bermuda of the TOP SHiLOM ROAST . * 2 * * Manchester, I felt, was superb. I that concert so splendid deserve a School made its auditorium available. North,” for the past 13 years from mid-Jqne to mid- CUT FROM ROUND hope that the band will return soon— "four-oh” (4.0). I dare say that if Ir­ September and when he isn’t, he’s watching the board in $ 9 8 9 in fact, the sooner the better. ving Berlin had been in the audience, I thank the sponsors and all of the a New London brokerage house. other folks who made possible this ...... lb. m a Judging by the responsive he too would have agreed, the.United “My main outlet is playing the stock market. Such as CUBE STEAKS...... 24 ox. States Coast Guard Band is the "best dandy, worthwhile entertainment. the pay is, it doesn't keep pace with my income taxes. SCOPE acclamations from the rest of the PATTI JEAN band in the land" and not About the only thing I really get out of it is it keeps my audience, there could be no doubt in James E. Dougan MOUTHWASH unemployment benefits up to counter-attack the capital anyone's mind that the concert Alexander's. 335 Porter Street COnKSN GAME HENS excelled in every detail. The musical Although the concert had been gains and dividend taxes that are charged by the state of . 9 3 « Manchester, Ct. 06040 Connecticut," he said. The trip to Block island is one of the cheapest ocean voyages anyplace at $6.75 one way and he's preparing for summer’s last fling Sept. 14 when the ferry makes it’s Pen Pals sought final trip of the season. Dear Editor, respondence. Originally inhabited by the Narragansett Indians who your country. Thank you so much for called it ‘"The Isle of the Little God," the 21-square-mile Please forgive me for taking up I think this kind of direct com­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE your time and kind consideration. island is studded with rolling hills, 300 lakes, sandy your valuable time. I am a teacher of munication between friends of the Sincerely yours, beaches and resort hotels trimmed in Victorian ginger­ high school in Seoul, Korea. In my countries will help both to learn Hyunsook Kim bread. It is swept by constant sea breezes all summer school there are so many students about each other's country. And I C.P.O. Box 9149 long. BOnOM ROUND ROAST LB. m who want to correspond with your also think they might have fun in Seoul, Korea Block Island was discovered by tbe French navigator people in English. Then I am writing swapping items of their hobbv collec­ Verrazano in 1524 and rediscovered in 1614 by the Dutch U.8.D.A. CHOICE this in the hope you would help them tions. get in touch with young people in I am sure each of them will be the Commentary your country. faithful friends of anyone who write Adult courses I am one of the English teachers of BACK RUMP ROAST . ‘ 2 . 3 9 to them, and it would be appreciated high school which has about 1,500 if their new friends will kindly write students. And their ages are ranging about themselves including age, sex The Abbie Hoffman story start Sept. 16 from 13 to 18 who are attending at and hobbies. By DON GRAFF junior and senior high school. Pupils I sincerely hope you will try to We Give Old Fashioned have five or six English classes a publish my name and address in your Well, Abbie Hoffman is back On one attempt, she had to shake her render to New York state authorities for union with Syria, which has MANCHESTER — Classes in adult basic education, No Substitute week, then they are very eager to esteemed paper. Then we will among us. bodyguards before meeting at a on narcotics and bail-jumping accepted in principle. Never mind high school equivalency preparation, and English for the Butcher Service ... charges than sense of timing. brush up English skills through cor­ anxiously wait for the letters from Although as it turns out, he never theater. that they are separated by a thousand foreign bom will resume Sept. 16 as part of the For Quality really was away. The clown prince of It was a harrowing experience, she As Abbie sees it, the times they miles of Mediterranean. Manchester Adult Evening School Program. These the radical '60s spent his un­ confided in a UPl report. "No one (in have a-changed. Vietnam is still a The immediate motivation is to classes, which ar^offered free to Manchester residents, derground '70s crusading for the en­ Mexico) goes to the movies by sensitive but no longer an inflamed will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 p.m. Berry's World strengthen the hard-liners' front STOiS HOURS: vironment, testifying before con­ themselves...'Psssf, a man whispers issue. There is less hysteria about against Israel, but the impulse is in a to 9:30 p.m. at Manchester High School. gressional committees, being ap­ to me. 1 didn't know if the guy was drugs. And three years of dickering Adult basic education classes give those adults who 317 Highland S t long Arab tradition. Syria, as a have not attained an eighth grade level an individualized Mon. t Tues. ’til 6:00 pointed to federal commissions, ten­ coming on to me or if it was Abbie. I at a distance on surrender conditions matter of fact, has just broken off an program in reading, spelling, grammar, and ding bis tomato garden in full view of was so scared that I left." apparently have given him some engagement with Iraq and a few mathematics. This program will lead to preparation for Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9K)0 MANCHESTER upstate New York neighbors and get­ Throughout the six underground hope of drawing less than the 15 decades back it was actually united the high school equivalency diploma program. Sal & Sunda)f ting acquainted with middle age. The years. Abbie was also available for years to life conviction could bring. with Egypt. That was the United The high school equivalency program offers courses in RieUUlTB ’til 6:00 CONN. founder of the Youth International interviews at the drop of a newsper­ Also he has a new book out, ripe for Arab Republic, called off when it English, social stuilies, science, and mathematics for Party is now 43. son's suggestion to his numerous promotion. turned out to be more Egyptian than those adults who have not attained a high school diploma. It just goes to show where a little aboveground contacts. In one of the Talk about your full lives. And with Arab. At the completioh^of this program, students will take the plastic surgery and a lot of gall can last, a pre-surrender outpouring to so much of it still ahead of him, one Connecticut High School Equivalency Examination get you. the Washington Post, he made it wonders what Abbie can possibly do As for the Egyptians, since the (GED) which is recognized as a valid high school And as if all this weren't enough to clear that the nose might be new but for an encore. break up with Syria they have talked diploma for employment and college admission. Last year, 75 Manchester area residents received their high keep a fugitive busy, Abbie also otherwise he was the same old Abbie. Maybe his book provides a clue. union with Sudan and that same ^ Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ^ school equivalency diploma through this program. GROCERY SPECIALS "I'm very very upset about the It's titled "Soon to Become a Major Libya now courting the Syrians. found time to keep in touch with the To be eligible to receive the diploma, one must be 19 BETTY CROCKER 7 AA FRESH WHITE myth of the (figure from the) Motion Picture." family. He got together regularly As they work out, Arab unions are years of age or a member of a high school class which has © I960 by NEA Inc '60s...who went cynical in the '80s...I Sunil- •-nrliunli-d ilinlanrr BLUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX. / V * with brother Jack, often at baseball a lot like Hollywood marriages — aiready graduated. want people to know I'm not coming There’s news from Libya and for a QREENQIANT A t T A * games. It seems he has an establish­ eventually everyone gets around to MUSHROOMS . 12ox.pkg. 9 9 * ment weakness — he's a Red Sox fan. back embracing the system... I'm change it is not connected with Billy "And there's M ORE good news! Our latest poll trying everyone else. GREEN PEAS i7o.cn.Zjlf 6 ' BARTLETT shows that you have pulled ahead of Rula Lens- For sister Phyllis, the wife of a coming back fighting..." Carter. QRERN OIANT - BRUSSEL SPROUTS, BROCCOLI, ka In 'credibility'." Mexican government official, there If he says so. Still, fighting spirit That country's live-wire leader. In the present instance, Qaddafi's CAULIFLOWER A CARROTS WITH CHEESE 79* was less fun in the rendezvous.game. seems to have less to do with his sur­ Dedication set Col. Muammar Qaddafi. has called proposal was not unconditional. VEGETABLES .10 ox. PEARS 3 1 9 9 * ALL PURPOSE CLEANER * 4 A A isaBAU Washington Merry-Go-Round for courthouse MRi CLEAN...... 28ox.Qi.nl I mZA CAULIFLOWER MANCHESTER — The new Superior Court building in poMrr'""" 3S^1.90 CRISP Manchester wiil be dedicated Wednesday, Sept. 17 in The FBFs abscam tapes show its agents in strange light ceremonies arranged by the Manchester Bar Associa­ cocktail tion. FRUIT '...... 2S99*MAC APPLES 3 1 8 9 * The pubiic ceremonies are scheduied for 4 p.m. at the QREENQIANT AEEI A A JACK ANDERSON But the best-laid plans of the G- Criden: "It’s not that easy for me IVniagon )(IiohIh: Jimmy Carter's llaiidruffeil prupugundiHlH: The has produced two films about the courthouse which is located at West Center and Center NIBLETCORN o r l - U U WASHINGTON-The FBI insists men went astray. Thompson refused to get him to do it, and I don't know disclosure that the United States International Communication Agen­ exodus. Not surprisingly, they por­ Streets in a building which formerly housed Marshall’s. that it never sought to entrap to accept the cash. Instead, he made whether he'll do it or not." may soon have planes that will be in­ cy, Uncle Sam's official propaganda tray the refugees as undesirables Court has already been in session there, but the formal members of Congress into taking vague suggestions about deposits in "Give him another drink,” visible to enemy radar hasn’t arm. has produced a devastating 29- fleeing the Promised Land. While the dedication was delayed. TOMATO SOUP ,...5i^1.99 1 1 1 1 1 1 m ill bribes during tbe celebrated Abscam New Jersey banks which had done suggested Weinberg, the convicted squelched the hawks on Capitol Hill. minute movie on the Cuban refugees ICA movies are blacked out in this Speakers will include Elisha Freedman, of. the state’s SNOWS NEW ENQLAND 1 A* investigation. favors for him. This nebulous swindler who masterminded the They still think the president has let who have flooded into the United country, Castro’s propaganda films Department of Administrative Services; Judge John Cotter, chief justice of the Supreme Court; Mayor jeUM CHOWDER^,,:,,^ /S ' ~ With C.oupon & With Coupon & But videotapes secretly filmed by videotaped evidence frustrated the Abscam project for the FBI. our defenses detriorate, States in recent months. Titled, "In have been show in New York City. $7.HO Purchase S7.50 Purchase the FBI show that the undercover FBI operatives, Anthony Amoroso Whether Criden acted on his A tongue-in-cheek "analysis" of Their Own Words," the film makes Walrh on waste: Duplication of ef­ Stephen Penny , and Judge John Speziale, chief ad­ ministrator of the court, who will deliver the dedication BONUS PACK II LIGHT 1 PURE operatives—who were posing as and Mel Weinberg. cynical advice is not known. The un­ the newly announced stealth clear why the Cubans endured fort is unimportant to bureaucrats address. FROZEN & DAIRY CRISCO bagmen for a fictional Arab "Go back and talk to him," said witting middleman did manage to sometimes unspeakable hardship to fighting for budget turf. The Depart­ PURINA l l technology is circulating in some Monsignor Edward Reardon will deliver the invocation sheik—were Amoroso. "See what his position is.” ment of Education awarded $110,050 8TOUFFER8 MEATBALL or SAUSAQE MIM or Hoi OIL bring Thompson back for another Senate offices. The author, an flee Fidel Castro's dictatorship. and Rabbi Richard Piavin the benediction. D96 CH9W ! 3S0E.su. willing to use "He told me he won't discuss meeting later that day at the elegant anonymous Senate staffer, to a private firm for a career 30 LBS. | l The ICA movie is being widely Attorney Sanford Piepler, president of the Manchester SANDWICHES...... :... ymo.. questionable tac- - 4 • money," said Criden. Amoroso townhouse the Abscam agents were recommends that Carter use stealth development program aimed at out- shown in Latin America, but federal Bar Association, wiil make the introductions. PEPPERIDQE FARM APPLE, CARROT, WALNUT tics to build their ^ • j persevered: He wanted to give using for their "sting” operation. technology to solve all his defense of-school youths ‘n the Bronx — even •1«o OFF! law prohibits its showing in the case. Thompson cash — on camera. This time, the G-men succeeded in problems. though, as a department official ad­ CARES...:...... 11.70.. LIMIT ONE AT HIOHLAND PARK | l LIMIT ON I AT HIOHLAND PARK United States. Cuban-American School is participating VAUD SIPT. • TO 14 Although the Criden: "Listen, this (expletive getting Thompson and Criden to The Navy’s lack of ships, the docu­ mitted to government inspectors, an SNOW CROP VALID SEPT, t TO 14 |l BOLTON — The Hans Christian Andersen Montessori videotapes are deleted) needs money worse than leave with a briefcase containing ment suggests, can be solved with groups are lobbying Congress to per­ identical program was already School has announced it is participating in the federally- still under court anybody in this (expletive deleted) $50,000 in cash. mit distribution in this country to covered by the Labor Department S-AUVE...... iaox.1 With Coupon & II With Coupon d: “stealth" aircraft carriers that will funded Child Care Food Program. AUNT JEMIMA - FAMILY PACK s e a l. my room," Criden assured the FBI agent that counter anti-refugee publicity. under the Comprehensive Employ­ ^7.r»0 Purchase | l S7.50 Purchase "launch invisible aircraft and be in Under the program, the center offers nutritious snacks associate Gary Cohn has managed to Amoroso; “ Well, if he needs Meanwhile, Castro’s government ment and Training Act. > SWEET LIFE "Frank understands the situation,” the company of invisible escorts." at no separate charge to chiidren enrolled in the center. WAFFLES...... 180X.1 (expletive deleted) money worse TROPICANA ASSORTED review them. They reveal, for exam­ and Amoroso said: “OK. I just want These ghostly ships "will work well The snacks are provided to all children regardless of SWEET LIFE | ple, that the undercover G-men were than anybody in this room, let him to make sure you understand. with other administration policies, race, color, national origin, sex, reli^on or handicap. BATHR99M t i s s u e ’! NAPKINS willing to ply Rep. Frank Thompson, (expletive deleted). take a chance. There’s the briefcase." ORANGE JUICE...... •Aox.gi... 4-ROLL PACKAGE 140 CL since many of the sailors are already iflmirliriitn* Euntim j Hrrali'i KRAFT COLORED or WHITE D-N.J., with liquor to make him Let him. let him get into the Thompson — videotape — gestured ‘invisible,’ as are their benefits." Library collecting books susceptible to offers of cash. (expletive deleted) water with us.” toward the briefcase and said, The derisive document predicts Manchester — A City of Village Charm COVENTRY— The Friends of the Booth and Dimock CHEESE SINGLES...... m Here's how it worked; Criden pointed out that Thompson "Howard, you take care of that for Founded Oct. 1, 1861 PHILADELPHIA I * 1 that invisible tanks, invisible per­ Library are collecting second-hand books to be sold in Oc­ LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND EANX LIMIT O N I AT HIGHLAND PARK Philadelphia attorney Howard didn't want to ruin his political me," VAUD U P T . 9 TO 14 sonnel carriers and invisible in­ tober at the library's second annual used book sale...... Oox-phg. VALID SEPT. • TO 14 Criden-a defendant in the Abscam career. He then added: "This "OK," said Criden, picking up the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. CREAM CHEESE telligence agents are on the ad­ Donations may be dropped off at the Patriots’ Park cases-was persuaded by the FBI (expletive deleted) guy is an alky briefcase. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ministration's drawing boards, and (former Salvation Army Camp) Dining Hall Saturdays agents to bring Thompson to a (alcoholic). What do you want from Whether Thompson really un­ suggests that perhaps these were the Mcrrber. Audi! Bureau of Circulation Member. United P reM International during September between noon and 5 p.m. meeting at which the congressman, the (expletive deleted) guy?" derstood what was going on will be forces the president had in mind Steven Marry. Executive Editor No magazines, textbooks, or Readers Digest according to the FBI script, was sup­ Amoroso: "Hey, go back and talk up to a jury to decide when he r omes when he promised to defend the Per­ Customer Service — 647-9946 Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor Condensed, please. For Information^ call Dale Jeske at Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus posed to accept a 850,000 bribe. to him and see what he’ll do." to trial later this month. sian Gulf, 429-3770. illlllllllllllllllllllllll 6 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11. 1980 e v e n i n g HERALD, Thurs., Sept 11, 1980 - 7 Reqion. Most oppose Board cautioned FALL SPECIALS IN VERNON FALL SPECIALS IN VERNON Risiey’s plan about computers By BARBARA RICHMOND iirralil Rrporirr By BARBARA RICHMOND VERINON — Residents of the Merline Drive area of Herald Reporter. fa-ZjBoii Recllner Center Vernon turned out en masse Tuesday night to voice objec­ VEKNO.N — The Board of Education was cautioned, tions to a request for a subdivision of an 11-acre parcel of Monday night, by Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of land on Route 30. schools, against "any unwarranted speed” in preparing a Although the public hearing conducted by the Planning Request for Proposal (RFP) for a new computer system F«U CtEMHHCE Sale Commission was only directed to the request for the sub­ for the hoard and the town. division. those speaking concentrated on the fact that The Computer Study Committee, headed by board Never again low prlcee • lay-away todiay plans are to put a Burger King restaurant on the parcel. member Robert Schwartz, had recommended, after The land in question is owned by Vernon developer about 10 months of study, to go with Sperry-Univac com­ Save $7.00 on a 20-piece set* George Risley. It's located on Route 30, opposite Merline puter system. But the Town Council asked for time to Drive and near the Howard Johnson Restaurant, a Pan­ have a consultant assess the town’s needs before signing Heritage Stoneware cake House, service stations and a small shopping plaza. the contract with Sperry. The commission, after listening to Attorney William The school board agreed, last month, to delay the Rroc|au speag on ))ehalf of the developer, and a number signing but voted against allowing the school ad­ by Pfaltzgraff of residents speak against the request, agreed to recess ministrators to proceed with starting renovations in the AND the hearing until Oct, 7. William Houle, commission chairman, suggested the school administration building to accommodate a new SAVEfo' SIOOISKeI TlnwtoM pattorn - Umltad tlma m I« computer. delay because of questions raised concerning a traffic The council received the report of the consultant which survey of the area. A report filed by a traffic engineef said the Sperry-Univac system could handle the educa­ The clean white, pure design focused on the traffic impact on Route 30 but Merline tion and town needs as long as staffing was adequate and GH00SE9AA M of Heritage Is equally right Drive residents questioned why the impact on that street then asked the school board to move post haste to obtain a UfETIME MUMMHM W MMUn lor an Informal brunch or an wasn’t also addressed. computer. elegant evening dinner. Easy Breslau explained that Risley was asking to subdivide Monday night Schwartz made a motion to authorize the MOVE JUST 1 EXMIPU FROM J V U stock care for "every day"... oven - the some 11 acres and to develop one section which would Computer Committee to prepare an RFP to include the • 30 STYLES* to table - to dishwasher sale. consist of 39,000 square feet. He said the parcel is larger specific needs of the town and to submit it for approval by Better Bedding II In the whole Heritage collec­ than required in ttie regulations governing sub-divisions. Oct. 14. tion there are enough The entire general area has three commercial zones, C- “ An RFP of this sort is going to be, at best, difficult to accessories to match all the 10. C-20 and CAX. evaluate once we get it,” Dr. Sidman said. Shown is John DILIoccIo owner of Better Bedding il— La-Z- decorating Ideas you'll ever About seven years ago the same site was proposed for a He added, "To procede at this point just for the sake of Boy Reciiner Center at Rte. B3— 500 East Plaza, Vernon (2 miles have. •SERVICE Ramada Inn and approved by all of the necessary com­ speed would be a foolish venture. It's too serious a ques­ FOR FOUR missions and boards. But for some reason the project was tion to treat lightly just to meet an artificial deadline,” north of Vernon Circle) among the extensive collection of La-Z- A sample of our large display of never consumated, Breslau said. he said. Boy Recliners specially sale priced during our Fall Clearance A land surveyor, representing Risley, told the commis­ Schwartz withdrew his motion and another was Sale. 300 chairs are In stock at all times at the three Better Bed­ dinnerware only at 2 0 0 0 sion that the drainage is very good. He said it has a large, presented, amended and passed which calls on the Com­ ding locations. The store also features name brand bedding from THE CAROUSEL, flat, natural retention area. puter Committee to review the proposal, and to include Gold Bond, King Koll and Eclipse. Prices begin at $39 for twin size During the public portion of the hearing, John two or three bids In the report to the board with a mattresses and $49 for full. Waterbeds and Solid Brass Beds are we carry all the other coordinated Makowski, a resident of the area and a member of the recommendation of one vendor for consideration. stoneware patterns by Pfaltzgraff. Town Council, presented a petition signed by 947 The report for the council, prepared by Campbell also featured from well known manufacturers across the country. BEHER BEDDING n residents expressing their concern about the impact on Stubbs, said that five people would be needed to operate Whatever your bedding, bedroom or recllner or sofa bed need. ^^ZAMr.R«clln«f Cmtet VERNON their homes and the fact that “ Route 30 is going to turn the system. The school board already has four staff Better Bedding II has It and all at never again low prices. Open Rte. 8 S « 000 East Plaza ( 2 m Rm IM sI H n m C M t) into another Route 83.” Route 83, over the past several members so it is expected the town will only have to hire Dally 10— 8 and Sat. 10— 6. Better Bedding II always features per­ 872-7294 • OTKR LOCATWNS* years, has become heavily developed with service one. Several residents, who are involved in the computer EMTHMTFORO sonalized service and free delivery and set up. Questions, call ■UNMnao stations and fast food outlets. field, have volunteered advice to the Computer Com­ In cautioning the speakers to only address the subdivi­ John at 872-7294 mittee and the board. • J U t r a G M M K • V IU • n a OEUiniT • H IK U T AWAT ' Tri-eity Plaza * Vernon sion request and not Burger King, Houle said the Zoning Schwartz said the committee, which met last week Board of Appeals will conduct a public hearing on Sept. 17' after the council meeting, has agreed on some ground on the specific request to develop the parcel with a rules as far as membership is concerned. restaurant. He told the board Monday night that committee There were about 60 residents present at the hearing membership is open to any member who attends either of and many of them spoke, all against the developing of the the first two meetings and that any voting member vho Route 30 land. misses two meetings will lose the right to vote. Many said they were not opposed to a Burger King Residents interested will be allowed to participate in coming to Vernon but said they are opposed to “ a committee discussions but only those who meet haphazard commercial sprawl." membership requirements will be allowed to vote. They also expressed concern about a proposed curb cut Jeffrey A. Mandel, senior sales representative for which they said would create more traffic problems in Sperry-Univac, was present at Monday night's meeting the area. They said the road had been widened at that but didn’t get to make his presentation. At 11:30 p.m. the spot to allow traffic to pass cars waiting to turn into board offered to let him speak briefly but it was decided Merline Drive. They said putting the curb cut in for the that he should wait until the Sept. 22 meeting of the new development would negate this. board. They also expressed the fear that traffic will use Mandel had asked the board, as the vendor selected by Merline Drive (which weaves from Route 83 to Route 30) the Computer Selection Committee, and in view of the as a shortcut to get to "Burger King” from Route 83. fact that the contract hadn't been signed, to allow him to One resident suggested that the state, which has been meet with the board to review the matter. filling in the area in question with soil removed from Mandel contends that rejection by the board was work on Interstate 86, continue to do so and then have the premised "upon allegations that the original RFP did not Individual Modular Piacaa OUR RIBBON CUTTINQ CEREMONY town buy the land "to take it out of circulation." address applications, implementation, or staffing PRICES Q04)ia. NOW chooto from many colonial Kenneth Parsons, owner and operator of the Howard that can ba arranged aa a aactlonal Plcturod hor* M t to right It ownor Bill DaRoM, Mayor requirements.” Maria Harbat, Bavarly DaRoaa, Exacutiva DIractor of dining rooma all sal# pricadi Johnson Restaurant, called for denial of the sub-division He said it was further alleged that there was a or pit group. tha Rockvilla Chambar of Commarca, Alica request, citing safety reasons. possibility that a comparable system may be acquired for MePaddan and Slava Diana from lha Rockvilla &veral residents told the Planning Commission if it substantially less than the Sperry Univac bid price of ujinsum Ramindar. approved the request "Y ou ’ll have a lot to answer to.” 163,000 a year. Houle also read, a letter from the senior warden of the He said he believes that the allegations aren't ac­ nearby St. John’s Episcopal Church, George Forbes. He curate. He also said he contends that the RFP was open too expressed concern with the overall development and to all vendors on an equal basis and "no vendor came GUAND OPENm who will be their neighbors. He said church people didn’t forward with a comparably functional system for less SPORTS necessarily oppose the subdivision. than the $63,000 price bid by Sperry Univac.” Ski and Scuba SPECIALS Council rejects ALL 7 PCS. STOREWIDE SAVINGS ^vuvuvvvvvvv‘1 FASHIONS 7 Pc. Group ni>tM on every bedroom, dining room, couplers request mattress, box spring, sofa, chair, <699 loveseat, and many more. X Country Skis at savings from VERNON— A request of a Dobson Road couple to now^ 6 9 9 have their home connected to a line that is to be installed Trwnandous in their area and to have their sewer assessment Your choice, Light 2 0 % ,„ 4 0 % deferred, has been turned down by the Town Council. CIOM Out Prices K2— Trak— Karhu Claire and Larry Jalbert of 18 Dobson Road, one of the SAVE UP TO Hampohiro Oak or ______Off reg. prices families having problems with the water from their well, On All Dark Pina nnloh have asked the council to hook their property into a public R0S8I0N0L and 2 tabla atylat sewer line that will be installed nearby to correct Scuba Dhring Equipment 50% OFF 20% OFF problems at the Vernon Elementary School pool and the SKIS town garage. Tennis Racquets Beginner to Novice Claoolc Amaabury Vlllaga Every Serta Perfect Sleeper They said they appreciated the fact that the water group Includoo Mattreas and Box Spring problern is to be corrected with the installation of public Racquetbali Equipment Regular •135~ 4 mataa chairs In stock water lines. They said their problems have been going on —NOTICE— 2 captain's chairs with a hill fS-ysar ftictory warranty. for three years explaining that all of the pipes and the fur­ SA LE PRICE ogas or hand hsvm sdga. Sana'a Top-ot-tha-Una Badding nace coil became clogged, the dishwasher pitted, and a A sale is only a deal when you, plank lop labia NOW SALE PflICEOI_____ new ice maker rendered useless. (our valued customer) can really They said they had their water tested and they w ere' SALOMON-TRYOLIA told it was the hardest water the testing firm had ever benefit from it. We are giving you a Bassett seen. real deal in all departments. That Flexsteel Bindings ALL S IZ E S Colonial Pine It was felt that the problems with the wells were also includes another outstanding Queen Size Living Room caused by salt and sand deposits coming from the town value, our expert service and advice, BEDROOM Covered in 100% Hvion Floral Print garage and from the Vernon Elementary School parking 30% o w Covered in Herculon in a Sleep Sofa with Triple Dresser. Hutch MNTor. lot. However, the town attorney had disavowed any legal backed by years of experience. Flamestich Pattern. Cannonball Headboard and Chest. SOFA AND CHAIR resDonsibility on the part of the town. Rag. $499.00 Sit by day. sleep comfortably by night The Jalberts said that not only have they had problems BE SURE TO ASK Reg. $599.00 Honey Pine Hnish. NOW $399 from a potable water standpoint, but also difficulty with Reg. $999.00 ABOUT OUR SAVE NOW $299 SAVE $200.00 their sewage disposal system "due to water run-off from NOW S399 town-owned land.” EARLY BIRD SPECIALS NOW $699 "For compensation, due to our continued aggravation S ki W ear over the past three years, we feel that it is fair that we be P.O. Box 598 • 280 Talcottville Road • Vernon, Conn. 06066 connected to the public sanitary sewers while the equip- b y meot is in the area installing the water lines and that our Bill and Bavarly DeRcoa—Ownera 0*94 ^ilQ O AND MORE 'MNITUII Mon.._Tues., Wed., 10-6 Thurs. Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-5 Sun. 12-5 small sewer assessment be deferred.” the Jalberts said. Roffe • Demetre • Skyr SCOTT Poles ON If f I * f They added, "We feel that this is just compensation for SAVE our prolonged problems and costs which we have had to White Stag • 1^T Down Scott — Hanson endure since the start of this in 1977. " In denying their request the council members agreed Alpine Deigns % Nordica & Helerling that everyone had to be treated equally and that no excep­ 30 tions should be granted. - B 0 0 T 8 - They said all but one resident had signed the release to % % have the water lines installed, assuming all would be 20 TO 50 OFF ValuM to *35 •>«» h ttock treated equally. Lecture series planned VERNON— John A. Beatty, director of engineering at WINvSUM Tune Up Special Rockville General Hospital, will speak when the hospital hosts the first of its 1980-81 series of luncheon lectures. • SliM pM • HOT WAX • Minor I I M RBpalr The lecture series will be held Wednesdays from noon SPORTS • lindkig Inspection and Lubrication to 1 p.m. starting Oct. 1. Vlalt cur badding dapartmant Beattys topic will be "Energy Conservation for the 872-6547 Ski and Scuba •16®®¥ALUI_ From left tc right— Batty, Bav, and save 20% on every Serta Business and the Home. The luncheons are open to 18th century bedroom spedall NOW Bill, and Charla are hare tc Perfect SIceperl Other seta In anyone interested. The cost is $5. HtJO.Paat Raad n a n , I m a, CT ooaoi Decorator Styling Quality at help atsiat ycu In ycur next our large Inventory as low aa Reservations may be made by contacting the hospital's U iu w * TWO.. itM., to A . TO OfM PAL community relations office,- 872-0501, extension 264 H o u rs wgA. Tkara., FH. 10 A. . TO 0:00 PJA 9 ^ 2 ^ with this ad AN AFFORDABLE PRICE furniture aalactlon. * 9 9 before Sept. 23. - r s 8 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. II. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, Sept. 11, 1980 - 9 R eqion___ Lawyer asks panel R eqion ______to review action Enrollment drop reported also favor the program as does the By BARBARA RICHMOND SO t'I'H WINUSUH - School Hockanum Valley Community Council. tion Tuesday night, he said all of the state law. A report based on those Herald Reporter enrollment dropped by 197 students "I'm only talking about a very small elementary schools have more figures will be provided at the first since last year, according to a report VERNON — Susan Lee, an attorney for portion of the grant to go into the students than expected, with the board meeting in October. by Superintendent Robert W. Gold­ Connecticut Legal Services, made a plea cooperative program,” Ms. Lee said. exception of Eli Terry School. He The actual number of elementary to the Planning Commission to reconsider man. said no school has class sizes over the The council eliminated the cooperative teachers for the current school year action taken by the Town Council, during a As of Friday. Sept. 5, the school established limits set by the board. program but did recommend that the is 88.5, compared with 91 during the public hearing Tuesday night. system's enrollment was 3,987 com­ Ellsworth School and South Wind­ application include request's for funding 1979-80 school year. The hearing was conducted on a grant pared with last May 's total of 4,184. sor High School are slightly below for sidewalk improvements, fire equip­ Attrition in the teaching staff has There are 1,809 elem entary application proposal approved by the ment renovations, repairs to the Henry expected enrollment projections, but allowed the administration to fill council and referred to the Planning Com­ Park Pool, the Housing Rehab programs, students, 1,046 junior high school Goldman said he expects high school positions without laying off extra students and 1,132 senior high school mission., The proposal didn't include a work at Valley Falls Park, drainage enrollment to increase. teachers, according to a report from request of Ms. Lee for $5,000 to study the' projects and such. students, according to Goldman. The official enrollment report will Assistant Superintendent William L. In his report to the Board of Educa­ establishment of a tenant cooperative Ms. Lee reminded the commission that be collected on Oct. 1, as required by Perry. program in Vernon. last year's application contained requests Ms. Lee told commission chairman, for funding for' sidewalks, drainage William Houle, that she wasn't at the projects, si^ium lights for the center of hearing to speak on the council referral Rockville and such "and it didn't fly." Board withdraws pool bid but for an addition to the application and "You have to have something included Houle agreed that was alright. SOU TH WiNUSUK - Following the Public Building Commission did said he believed the board should ask in this grant to catch the interest of HUD the Town Council's vote to kill a $5 indicate to the architect who for the withdrawal of the project The grant in question is a $1.2 million, and I'm asking you to include it (the three-year grant from the U. S. Depart­ million proposal for an indoor swim­ prepared preliminary plans for the from consideration. housing co-op) in your proposal," Ms. Lee ming pool, the Board of Education project that it was no longer under He recommended the board adopt ment of Housing and Urban Development said. (HUD). Tuesday night voted to withdraw its consideration. a motion requesting the state to Ms. Lee had, last year, asked for fun­ application from the state for fun­ withdraw its request for funding. She said she had heard some objections The board had submitted forms ding for the study from money the town ding of the project. Residents would have been faced to the effect that the program would be and applications to the state Board of expected to get from a Small Cities Grant like a handout to the tenants of the with a two to three-mill increase The council's vote halted the Education tor submission to the over the next 20 years, if the project but that was not funded. Tuesday night she cooperative housing. She emphasized that chance for the item to go to referen­ Legislature. russ. was bonded. again asked for money to study the con­ the tenants only gain interest for their ac­ dum. The board could have allowed the tual contributions. Some of that will be in Town officials had estimated it cept of the cooperative program. A ccording to a re p o rt by applications to go through the the form of "sweat equity” she explained would have cost the town $600,000 a The Town Council, last month, in a 5-4 Superintendent Robert W. Goldman, legislative process, but Goldman at your service, vote rejected the proposal noting it would with the tenants doing some of the rehab year. benefit too few- persons to make it work. worthwhile. Because the meeting went until after russ’s Ms. Lee told the commission that Mayor midnight, the commission agreed to hold a Marie Herbst publicly stated she sup­ special meeting on Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. in the Repair needs requested ported the program and even though she Memorial Building and will, at that time, >EKNON — The Master Plan They were also given a preliminary discussion at that meeting. Happy winner couldn't vote on the proposal "I consider discuss the proposals and make a deci­ Scotland yard Subcommittee, at its first meeting, draft of a new zoning concept for the The committee asked him to the mayor's support a 5-5 vote.” sion. Karen Henry, 7 of 205 Tumble Brook Drive South Wind­ An ^eggcentric^ this week, was asked to prepare in­ Rockville area; a preliminary draft Tuesday night the legal services at­ The grant application has to be filed prepare a report on a sewer dividual lists of areas they leel are in of erosion and sedimentation con­ sor, holds an album she won for being one of four winners Robert Dubiel, 11, of 588 Chapel Road, South Windsor, torney presented a proposal for funding sometime in mid-November. avoidance program and possible zone collection... need of sidewalks and sidewalk trol: and a revised set of graphs in the South Windsor Public Library’s “Eggcentricity” was one of the award winners in the South Windsor Public one, three-family building each year for Town Planner George Russell said the changes for the area of Vernon repairs, and streets and intersec­ similar to those in the 1967 Plan of Contest. She was awarded the “Enormous Egg” by Oliver Library’s “Eggcentricity” Contest. The contest was in­ three years. She said this would require zoning regulations of the town make presently zoned R-40; on changes in tions which are in need of repairs or Development $50,000 in the first year, including the $5,- reference to cooperative housing by the zoning regulations concerning Butterworth, who was on hand to sign the youngsters’ spired by an enormous egg which was displayed at the modifications. The members will discuss the erecton of signs: and one on possible for now and 000 for the planning process: $15,000 for a definition only, not by use district. He said books. The correct answer to the guess-what-is-in-the-egg library as part of a student exhibit. The youngster was one The committee members were materials at a meeting planned for zoning for energy conservation; and down payment on the property; $20,000 for therefore the regulations would have to be contest was a rock band. However, she was one of four of four who came the closest to guessing what was in the also given copies of the results of a Oct 1 Francis Armentano, assistant to present a map of existing problem the rehab work; and $10,000 for a reserve amended to permit the conversion of an questionnaire sent out to determine town planner, said he will be winners who came close. She guessed an accordian was in egg after listening to several clues. A rock band was the fund for maintenance costs. existing building or the erection of a new areas. future fall areas of need . preparing several suggestions for the egg. None of the winners guesses were completely correct answer and he guessed that a person was inside. She said in the second and third year building, for a tenant cooperative. He said The subcommittee is made up of right. (Herald photo by Lavallee) (Herald photo by Lavallee) only $45,000 would be needed because the the Zoning Board of Appeals has no power the following representatives of $5,000 in planning money wouldn't have to to allow this use in any zone at the present other groups: Mary Glenn, Planning be included. Under the program the time. Board eyes resignation Commission; Ann Letendre. Conser­ tenants would pay rent and gain shares in Russell said the town's role in such an vation Commission; Richard Rez- the cooperative. endeavor would be to provide the BOLTON — The resignation of library. nick. Zoning Commission; Michael Turk, Planning Commission; Brian Goldman gets OK to prepare plan Ms. Lee said the program has the sup­ necessary zoning amendments and to biegmar Blamberg, Bolton Elemen­ In other business the board will dis­ Will, Conservation Commission, port of Jack Walsh, the youth services provide seed money but that the final tary Center School assistant prin­ cuss high school classes having less SOLTH \t I.NUSOR - The Board of Educa­ Goldman maintained in his report the "We have initiated contact with placement director, who indicated housing is a financial arrangements should be the cipal, will be acted on tonight during than 10 students, the elementary Charles O'Flinn. Zoning Commis­ tion Tuesday night gave Superintendent system does not discriminate. directors of colleges in Connecticut and the Board of Education meeting. sion; Peter DeMallie, League of severe problem locally. She said several responsibility of the tenant-owners and school roof, the Columbia Board of Robert W. Goldman the go-ahead to prepare “I do affirm that the South Windsor Board of The board will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Women Voters; and Steve Wakefield. Massachusetts, specifically speaking about leaders of local neighborhood associations their attorney. Education, central office assistance. an affirmative action plan for the school Education does not discriminate against our desire to hire minority applicants," Gold­ executive session to discuss per­ Zoning Board of Appeals. system. minorities, and that our hiring practices have man said. sonnel salaries. The regular meeting bus driver list and the national school Mary Ell en Romejko was named resulted in a better statistical profile than for Register for the 1980—81 Season will begin at 8 at the Center School lunch and milk programs. as an alternate for Wakefield. This action follows complaints by the U.S. He added that since the report was filed, Treasury Department's Office of Revenue the period reported,” he said. more than nine minority individuals have been a t th e Sharing that the school system has been dis­ The system currently has six minority teachers, instead of the one reported, accor­ hired and several others have been inter­ criminating against minorities in its hiring viewed. practices. ding to Goldman. Richard J. Risley Scout leaders assigned Goldman said he does not believe the town An affirmative action plan must be com­ Goldman presented to the board a plan to or the federal government should become in­ pleted by Nov. 18,1980, Goldman indicated. He Dance Studio BOLTON — Leaders for Bolton's Monday from 6 to 8 p.m. at St. Girls will also need to know the comply with suggestions made by the federal volved in a debate over the issues. said the school system would seek assistance 1159 Main St., Ri. 31, Coventry five Girl Scout troops, for girls from Maurice Church. date of their last tetanus shot, any Come in, investigate and see, agency. (Next to the 1st Congregational Church) He said the administration has begun to im­ from the Human Relations Commission and Grade 2 through the high school Junior Troop 613 leaders are allergies they have, and any medica­ The revenue sharing office investigated the with Russ's whole collection of new plement measures suggested by the revenue the Equal Education Agency associated with Classes Resume September 15lh level, have received their Beverly Alleman, Vicki Merriman tion they are taking. school system July 10, 1979. Mrs. Carpenter said, "Scouting is tri-blend wools, how exciting and sharing office's report. the University of Hartford. Classical Ballet • Pointe assignments from Noreen Carpenter. and Denise Akerlind. The troop will easy fall dressing can be! Invest Girl Scout coordinator. meet each Thursday from 6:30 to 8 geared toward making females Tap • Jazz Leaders for Brownie Troop 616 for p.m. at Bolton Congregational aware of their surroundings and to in all the parts, discover the Pre-Ballett • Kinderdanre girls in Grades 2 and 3 are Susan Church become better people. Through the possibilities! And, the new /f ’« time again for auxiliary follies Carriero and Linda Boothroyd and Ginny Marshall will lead both the experience of Girl Scouting, we hope tri-blend wools are softer, more VERNON — Two years furnishes professional Acro-Cymnastics for Troop 615, same age group, are Cadette level of scouting for girls in they are better able to care, to comfortable, easy-care ... Invitations are going out $10 per ticket and this en- have passed and it's time costumes for the event. hospital. Those wishing to Rosemary Hathaway and Doreen Grades 7, 8 and 9 and the senior level cope and to cooperate in society. We some are even washable! . 1 „ t (R'es the purchaser to a further hope to instill these qualities aga . for the Rockville The talent search for the to ask area residents if , j place an ad in the program * All claHscH graded to age and ability with a Along eniphaHiH on sound dance technique. Guidoboni. of scouting for girls in Grades 10, 11. Asst, plaids in sizes 8-16, General Hospital Auxiliary show will culminate with a preferred reserve seat, Troop 616 will meet each Monday and 12 The troop will meet each beyond their days in scouting. they wish to be a patron. All proceeds from this * All teaching material baaed on the Dance Masters of America Slllipus (Some parts, also available in follies. The follies has been talent party scheduled for should contact Carol Pet- from 3 to 4 p.m. at Bolton Elemen­ Tuesday afternoon at Bolton Scouting is an adventure, not an Patron donations will be event go to support the * All classes taught personally by Mr. Risley a bi-annual event of the Oct. 7 at the Country tirossi, 872-3845. tary School and Troop 615 will meet Congregational Church. assignment" size 18) Sportswear, downtown auxiliary for 15 years or S quire on R oute 83, * Gompeleni, qualified adult assistant teachers. each Thursday from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Leaders will contact girls in their The scouting year will begin the Manchester and Tri-City Plaza, more.' Ellington. Anyone 18 or Register Now... school. respective troop with more informa­ week of Sept. 15 and run through the Vernon. The theme of the show older is invited to attend studio — 742-9766 Leaders for the Junior Troop 666, tion about the first meeting. first week in May. Sign up sheets will this year will be "Skits-a- and volunteer their talent for girls in Grades 4, 5. and 6 are Registration and Insurance for the be available at the Elementary RMidence 742-6886 School and at Bentley Md’morial Frantic.” It will be for any phase of the show. Of ftegMer et the Studio Noreen Carpenter, Ruth Treat and first year is $3, payable at the first presented on Oct. 24 and 25 Auxiliary members said FOR THE “MEN" IN YOUR LIFE Thu end Frt. tept 11 eiKi 12 from 2*7 P.M and Sat Sept 13 from 10 A.M until 2 M P.M. Kris Treat. 'The troop will meet each meeting. Librarv. at the Vernon Center Mid­ help is needed in all areas. Dancing Is For Boys, Too! dle School at 8 p.m. Anyone willing to take part Dance is used as a part of the training of Major Atheletes. Develops, coordination, The follies features local in the follies or help with agility and builds strong healthy bodies. Cubs set talent but is produced by any other area of the Boys classes in: Tap, Ballet, Jazz and Acrobatics. WOODLAND the professional firm of production, should contact signups Cargill Productions of New Lynne Marder, chairman, ADULT TAP, BALLET end JAZZ CLASSES GARDENS York City. The firm also VERNON — Registra-I 875-1001, HARDY FALL ILOOMINO Children's sizes A graded system with classes for all age and ability levels from 3 years old to tion for boys who wish to adults. Club names officers Our reqular low price 817 join the Cub Scouts Pack 223 will be held Sept. 15 at VERNON-Bill Yeehas November. 1 2 9 9 About Your Teacher 6:30 p.m. at St. John's Mr. Risley is a member of the Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc.; the Dance = ^ .9 9 been elected as president The club is in need of fur­ Episcopal Church, Route . iUDA FLOWERS REG. 5 * 4 9 Masters of America, Inc.; the Dance Educators of America, Inc.; and the Conn. (CHRVSANTHERIUMS) of the Rockville High niture, old or new, to use 30. 5 FOR *9.45 Federation of Dance, Inc, School Drama Club. for its sets. Club members Enrollment is open to He is the 2nd vice president of the Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. and is the boys age 8 (or currently in Other officers elected will make necessary Big boy's sizes 3'/.-7M* nationai director of D.M. Of A's Mr. Dance Schoiarship Competition. Grade 31 to age 10. A were; Lori LaPorte, vice repairs. Those having Our regular low price 819 Mr. Risley is a dance judge, having judged for scholarshii^ auditions and dance parent must accompany president of business; items to donate should con­ Jonathan Foster, vice competitions at the chapter and national levels throughout the contry. He has also the child to the registration tact the club advisor, 1 3 9 9 president of technical Maggie Kline at Rockville taught at workshops for teachers where he has presented master classes in tap to fill in the application matters; Adam DuBeau, High School. and jazz. form and a parent must treasurer; and Judy agree to participate in a Keppner, secretary. Student Accomplishments pack activity or pack HOLLAND DUTCH BULB’S HAVE ABB VEO 'The club will be touring CAR Students from this school are now dancing professionally, actively teaching and leadership post at the time of registration. This is ...... 101*2.39 the elementary schools attending college level dance and theatre major programs. Mr. Risley's students T U LIP S ...... with a children's show, INSURAMCE SUEDE SPORXABOUTS necessary in order (o DAFFODILS ...... 51*1.59 compete each spring with the Dance Teachers Club of Conn, and have completed assure sufficient adult par­ ...... 101*2.09 "The Dreams of Jimmy Slock up a n d sare on handsome suede casuals at DM of A Chapter No. 26, N.Y. City and the National Level, HYACINTHS ...... ticipation in the pack...... 101*1.39 James.” In addition to the ...M Y IH 6 before ccxiler weather strikes. Sporty details accent 1980 Awards CROCUS...... children's show they will Adrian Morris. Winner, Jr, Mr. Dance of Ct. Robert Percy, cubmaster T O O MUCH suede uppers. Padded collars for lasting corrxfort. said. Snowdropi, Eranthui, Sclllat, Frillllarla, Irla, Anamony, Qrapa Hyacintha be performing an Agatha The bottom line? Bouncy, go-everywhere soles f hat Joe Pernaselli, 2nd Runner-up, Jr. Mr. Dance of Ct. ySOOOOOOOOOOQOqpOQfSOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOQO Christie murder mystery, A brief program of pack are as nigged as your men are! In brownstones ... 1979 awards "The Mousetrap.” Both F O R T O O Scott Burrell, 3rd Runner-up. National Mr. Dance, DMofA activities will be presented save to 26% Hint Saturday. . on registration night. The NOW IS TH E B ES T TIME shows will be performed Scott Burrell, winner, Mr. Dance of CT As OF THE YEAR TO FEED *Gals can wear these, too. registration fee is $4 and during the month of LinLEi_, Jr. Group, 3rd Place YOUR LAWNI this includes insurance A 'lllcoS SHRUBS Joe Pernaselli, winner, Jr. Mr. Dance of CT one-year subscription (o GREENVIEW Scott Burreil and Eric Underwood are now dancing professionaliy at the Lido in • lATZI JUMPERS Boy's Life. Scout publica­ • BOXWOOD Paris. Scott has been a dancer on French TV. tion. may also be obtained CAU 1O0AY •lENCOTHOE Men's sizes 7'/.> l2M at an ailditional cost hut I $4.95 WINTERGREEN •4 Professional Specialhing in Dance purchase is optional. • JAPANESE HOLLY 3 for *13.99 LAWN FOOD I NATIONWIDE Our regular low price 825 DO IT 800NI School—A Nationally Education for Girls and Scheduled pack activities INSURANCE 99 include a Weel^los induc­ LARGEST DISPLAY OF FOLIAGE NilionwKl* I* on your »>d* Recognised Teacher, Boys for 23 years. AND HOUSEPLANTS. 5.000 aq. n...... '6.99 |oce Company tion film for October; a 10.000 aq. It...... *12.99 'vu«ant.» Company Halloween party, fund "Beautify Your Homes Decor" - Company booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXJOOOO drive and hike In October; HERE’S WHO TO SEE indoor Olympics, a football Jannite J<16 R«R- HOURS: game, November; Christ­ DRIVEWAY SEALER NOW *9.95 Waikdays-B;00 AM-B:00 PM Special for mas party, December; -T H E R ES T- Sat A Sunday-BiOO AM-B:B0 PM Risl^ Students Scout achievement lair, Taffy's of mston, a fine dance basketball game and auc­ tion, January; Blue and wear company will be at the studio' Gold banquet. February; on Sept. 12, from 3-7 selling dance Manchester Store Hours Pinewood Derby, March; shoes and dance clothing. This is Manchtstsr ’ * ' * • ______farewell awards. Arrow of Manchester open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, M l "MfHlli M C.IS ' 0 1 PHONI DIRicfoRV lORIXAC I AODRfSMS. for the convenience of Risley ST«N ■TUfIMIU.ClU Moar thsn M runtm irnl Im a Hoiu. Msny Shor-lowm open Sundsy^t. Light ceremony, fishing i n Miln SI. students, only. Thurs. 'til 9. VISA, M sHeri'ird derby, April; and a cam- pout and outdoor Olympics WOODLAND GARDENS in May. jlgmooLANmjj^^ (2031643-8474 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980 - 1 1 KVKMNG HP:RA1.D, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980 Blood pressure clinic Summer camp ‘arrogance of power’ Dr. Lomb set at Hermann Hall adds hypnosis CLEMSON, S.C. (UPI) — For 40 boys who spend a week not unique to military MANCHESTER— A free, walk-in Quick Dutch Apple Cake at secluded Camp Running Brave, the days are filled with blood pressure clinic sponsored by the 1 cup quiqk bread mix swimming, sailing, archery, canoeing — and hypnosis STORRS — A military backhand Recovery Program, called the Similarly, in the confrontation in Geriatric Program of the Manchester 1 egg, well beaten training. does not necessarily lead to militant Marshall Plan, would not have been Quemoy-Matsu, small islands Causes of coughing Fhiblic Health Nursing Association will be 2 Tbsp. milk (or water) Camp Running Brave, on a lakefront campground in attitudes and an "arrogance of power" passed by Congress if the Soviets had between Taiwan and mainland China, held Thursday, Sept. 18 from 12:30 to 2 2 cups sliced applies (may be chopped) hilly, western South Carolina, is like other summer for men who assume high civilian not’ takbn over Czechoslovakia. Eisenhower was pressured by his p.m. in Hermann Hall. This is located in IVz Tbsp. butter or margarine camps in most respects. subordinants. Joint Chiefs of Staff DEAR DR. LAMB - of breath. for people who have a national security structure positions, Marshall had refused to push the plan the Housing Authority Office on Bluefield Vz cup sugar and Truman was afraid the Admiral Arthur Radford I've been coughing for the A person may develop an cough that persists more It differs in being one of 18 camps in the United States says a University of Connecticut Drive. All Manchester residents, 60 years i/z tsp. cinnamon political scientist. Republican-controlled Congress recommended bombing mainland last four months and my irritation of the trachea than 10 days or two weeks for victims of a blood disorder called hemophilia. Each or older, are invited to have this Vz Tbsp. lemon juice Dr. John T. Rourke makes the would htwe torn it apart if it had-his doctor gave me a prescrip­ (windpipe) which may to go see their doctor. camp is sponsored a local chapter of the National China, Secretary of State John screening. Combine egg and liquid. Add to the mix. Hemophilia Association. Each has hemophiliac observations in an article commen­ name on It. tion for tetracycline, I took cause a cough to persist The tetracyline might Foster Dulles suggested nuclear In addition, the program dffers nutrition Stir just enough to combine. Spread dough counselors, a full-time medical doctor and a roomful of ting on the civilian careers for the Rourke also discusses the election two refills and was no long after a person, has help a bacterial infection weapons and Senate Minority Leader counseling by Gloria Weiss, registered in a greased pan 4x6 inch. Arrange medication. chief of staff and the supremo com­ of Dwight Eisenhower during a better. I cough up a thick, recovered from the initial such as one that you might William Knowland advocated dietician. At this clinic she will prepared apple slices in rows on top, or Hemophilia is known as the "royal disease" because it mander of the Allied Forces in period when both the Cold War and yellow mucus each mor­ symptoms of flu. This kind have in the sinus areas but blockading Chinese ports. demonstrate and offer samples and simply add chopped apples to batter. afflicted Queen Victoria's heirs. It is a genetic disorder Europe during World War II, George McCarthyism had the public scared ning and then all through of cough is often helped it is of no value in stopping Eisenhower, however again resisted literature about “The Advantages of Blend together the margarine, sugar, cin­ that prevents blood from clotting properly. C. Marshall and Dwight D. to death. Eisenhower was a strong the day I cough up thick, with one of the medicines a cough from irritation of Homemade Mixes" These are less expen­ the use of violence for a settlement. clear mucus. I went to an namon and lemon juice. Spread on top of Its victims experience painful bleeding episodes that Eisenhower respectively. believer in the Constitution and that is a cough suppres­ the trachea as a complica­ sive than those bought in stores, ear. nose and throat apples. Bake in hot oven (400°F) about 30 are usually internal. Bleeding often occurs in the joints Rourke concludes that neither of refused to engaged the military Rourke states that Eisenhower sant. Codeine is one of the tion of flu. nutritious, and convenient because they specialist and he said I minutes. Makes one small loaf. and can be triggered by a blow, a bump or stress. It can be the five star generals were as without the “constitutionai process was the most reluctant president to best of these and is an im­ have a long shelf life, contain no chemical have weak throat muscles stopped by an injection of the missing clotting factor. aggressive as their "civilian contem­ that is placed in Congress." go to war from Franklin D. portant ingredient in some DEAR DR. LAMB - I additives, and are eeared for cooking for Students in area poraries.” Eisenhower declined to send aid to and that I didn't have cough medicines. About 25,(XX) males suffer from hemophilia. It is Roosevelt to the present. have finished the one or two people. According to Rourke, who received the French in Indochina even though anything to worry about I'm sending you The on UofH dean's list extremely rare in females, altnough the disease is but he didn't prescribe any menopause and try to be The following are some recipes that will transmitted through mothers. both his. m aster’s and doctoral members of the military and his Rourke says the militant mind may Health Letter number 8-10, sure to get enough calcium be samples: medicine for me. I take Among the area students named to the While hemophiliacs can learn to avoid physical acts degrees from UConn, Marshall, when cabinet pressured him to do so. Even continue after seizure of power, but Cougb: How and When to as you suggest. I'm a dean's list for the second semester at the in the United States the transition small quanitites of Vicks 44 Treat It. Other readers Carol Ann iVlcEwen that cause bleeding, often they are not taught to deal with he served as secretary of state the man who eventually ended U.S. buttermilk swigger, Quirk Brrud Mix University of Hartford, College of historically has been a peaceful one. which stops my coughing who want this issue can the emotional and mental stresses that bring on a counseled against antagonizing the involvement in Vietnam, then Vice- drinking more than a half 4 cups sifted flour Engineering, are: President Richard M. Nixon, sup­ Rouke’s article will be published for a short time. My doctor send 75 cents with a long, “bleed." To help Running Brave campers cope, Drs. Soviets and was startled by the gallon a day. Is this bad for 2 Tbsp. baking powder East Hartford: Stephen Lacey, 35 Cres­ ported sending miiitary aid but soon in “ M ilitary R eview ,” a says there's nothing he can stamped, self-addressed Wallace and Jeanine LaBaw teach them auto-hypnosis. strong language used by President me? Does it have Mrs. America IVz tsp. salt cent Drive; Denise Saulnier, 27 Highview Truman in some of his speeches to Eisenhower continued to call for con­ magazine published by the General do for me. I am a 76-year- envelope for it. Send your This was Jay Moore's fourth summer at the camp. Jay, cholesterol? Is there 1 Tbsp. sugar St.; and Gregory Saulnier, 27 Highview St. Congress. gressional approval which he did not Staff College at Fort Levenworth, old male. Do you have any request to me me, in care 14 of Spartanburg, is a blond teen-ager whose father is a enouch calcium in it? It Vz cup non-fat dry milk Glastonbury; D. Scott Edwards, Cedar get. Kansas. suggestions? I do not of this newspaper, P.O. search begins pressman. He said he suffers about one “bleed" a week, In addition, the European smoke or drink. certainly does give me a 3/4 cup vegetable shortening Ridge Drive: and Michael Hager, 11 Har­ usually in his elbow. Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ lift, DEAR READER - You The search is on in every state for the woman who may Combine dry ingredients and sift three din Lane. “It seems to happen when I'm excited about something tion, New York, NY 10019. times into a large mixing bowl. Cut in might want to see another DEAR READER - It is ultimately be chosen as Mrs, America 1981. From each Rockville: John Summers, 41 Old Town I've planned to do,” he said. DR. DAVID VAN HOEWYK It will explain what coughs shortening with a pastry blender or work YOU PICK AT THE CORN CRIB doctor, either one who a fine source of calcium. state-level Mrs. America Pageant one woman will be Road. LaBaw, a child psychiatrist who has done much of his are, what they mean, give it with your finger tips until mix is con­ engages in family practice And since it is made from selected to represent her state in the national Mrs South Windsor: Aria Harrison, 245 Scott work at the University of Colorado Medical School, con­ you a list of the many sistency of corn meal. Makes about five Chiropraelor RASPBERRY PATCH IN YOUR or a specialist in internal skim milk it should not America finals. Drive; and John Trusch, 79 Hayes Road. ducts two lO-to-15-minute self-hypnosis sessions daily for Jay Moore, 14, who must inject himself different things which can cups. contain any important Entries are now being accepted. Any married woman, Vernon: Lawrence Peterno, 157 Irene the 5-to 15-year-old campers. He teaches them to put with a blood-clotting factor when he bleeds OWN CONTAINER medicine. A cough is a cause them and what announces a change in office hours; symptom and you did the amounts of cholesterol or at least eighteen years of age, a U.S. citizen, and a resi­ Store in a large jar or can with a tight Drive. themselves in a trance and practice on their own. medicines are commonly lid. The mix will keep at room internally, was one of 40 boys who spent a Monday and Friday: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. right thing by seeing a fat. Some people who have dent of your state for a minimum of six months is eligi­ “It works," LaBaw said. “It can let a kid be more in­ used in their treatment in­ temperature about six weeks. To measure week this summer at a camp sponsored by a Tuesday and Thursday: 1:30 P.M. - 8.00 P.M. physician. Among the cluding the important in­ trouble tolerating ordinary ble. dependent." mix for recipes, stir lightly before local chapter of the National Hemophelia Wednesday; 9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. things which can cause a gredients that are in those milk because of lactose in­ The state and national Mrs. America is selected “It helps calm you down," young Moore said. Buekland Rd., South WIndtor measuring. Do not sift. Spoon into a cup Mixing blood at home Saturday: 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. cough is heart failure. How medicines you can buy for tolerance will be able to predominantly on personality, poise, and beauty competi­ Dale M. Brisson, 29. is a hemophiliac whose conversa­ Association. Campers received daily self­ and level with the back of a knife NEW YORK (UPI) - Makeup artist does this happen? Heart yourself. digest some buttermilk. tion. Careful consideration is given to family life and par­ tion is sprinkled with drug addicts' language. Brisson hypnosis training. “It helps calm you down,” By appointment and emergencies -117 East Center St. Open dally 10AM to 7PM When you prepare the following recipe, Dick Smith, who has worked on such gory failure can cause fluid to Coughing, of course, can That is because tbe lactose ticipation in community affairs. said he was an addict until he discovered hypnosis. Moore said. (UPI photo) Telephone: 646-8632 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 844-3260 tor mora Information you may use water as the liquid because productions as Taxi Driver and The Exor­ accumulate in the lungs be caused by chemical content in buttermilk is "Mrs. America" was created to recognize the fifty-one '' My body was craving Demerol (a pain killer) — 1 used and this can cause a less than in fresh milk. The million wives in this country and seeks to reflect their the mix contains non-fat dry milk. cist, says his homemade movie “blood" to shoot the stuff up. I was strung out, addicted," said agents sucb as cigarette However, using milk, fresh, reconstituted chronic cough condition. smoke. It can be caused fermentation process con­ views, aspirations, and versatility of today's American mixture of red food coloring, com syrup Brisson. a radio announcer in Lexington. N.C. This is not associated with verts some of the lactose wife. or evaporated milk will increase the food and peanut butter is better than fancy He grew up in Miami at a time when medical even by lung cancer or a value. any pain but .m ay be cancer in the throat area. into its components single The winner of the state Mrs. America title will be cosmetics. researchers had not yet developed and market^ im­ associated with shortness It's extremely important sugars. awarded an all-expense paid trip to the national Mrs. proved blood clotting factors. He remembers going to the America Pageant to be held in Las Vegas, Nev. hospital for blood plasma each time he bled. Each state winner will spend a week in Las Vegas, New genealogical course Clotting factors and hypnosis now let him lead a pretty Girl from Manchester hosted by the Hilton Hotel, compliments of Barron normal life. Hilton, President and Chairman of the Board. “With hypnosis. I'm less prone to being nervous,” said Carol Ann McEwen, a 34-year-old wife of 14 years, the Brisson. He uses the technique daily. He also practices in regional horse show current Mrs. America, is living proof that it is possible to to aid ancestral research hypnosis when he anticipates a problem, such as a excel in numerous pursuits. HARTFORD — Every person is a link in cluded in the. fee of $15 for members of writing deadline. WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Sue eight-year-old chestnut mare, in four pony Married to her high school sweetheart, Clark, a sales an unbroken chain that stretches from the The Connecticut Historical Society, and Medical developments enable most hemophiliacs today Daigle of Manchester, Conn., has entered hunter events, including the pony working representative for a large commercial printing organiza past into the future. Each individual is the $25 for non-members. Non-members to lead relatively normal lives. This lady can show you the equitation competition at the 58th hunter stake. Horses entered in this com­ tion, she is the mother of two sons, Clark, 13, and end result of a line ol literally millions of paying the $25 fee will automatically "I'm not allowed to play contact sports such as football Eastern States Horse Show scheduled petition are judged on performance and Michael, 9. works full time as a contact lens technician, ancestors. receive a one-year membership in The because I might get hurt, but I do everything else." said Sept. 17 to 21 at the Big E. soundness with emphasis on manners. and remains extremely active in community and Many people are curious about who Connecticut Historical Society. young ^oore. The 14-year-old equestrienne will com­ Cash prizes and riblwns are awarded. philanthropic endeavors. these ancestors were and the kind of lives Travis Williams, 8. said the only difference between pete in the open hunter seat equitation for The Eastern States Horse Show is A- In addition to winning a Subaru "Hatchback," a they led, but how to go about researching In the first of the hour-long classes, him and his friends is “that I get transfusions." juniors between the ages of 14 and 18. En­ rated by the American Horse Shows Swakara fur coat, major appliances from White- their family. Beginning family historians which begin at 7:30 p.m., participants will Life for hemophiliacs, particularly young ones, in­ trants in this competition must ride a Association, was awarded the coveted Westinghouse and an extensive wardrobe of fashions and will find the help they need in a four- learn bow to record on special charts all cludes not just pain, the shots and the ban on contact a better way horse over six fences that are three feet, Gold Star for show excellence and is one jewelry, Mrs. America will make countless personal session course on genealogical research the information they already possess sports. L a^ w said they are often coddled by over- six inches high. A trophy and six ribbons of the largest indoor horse shows in the appearances throughout the country during her reign. being offered at The Connecticut about their families. "The next step will be protective parents who feel guilty about transmitting a are awarded. nation. Carol awaits this opportunity to travel and share her Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hart­ to learn how to consult and use published disease they themselves don't have. Miss Daigle will also show Aaratoia, an . The Big E runs Sept. 10 to 21. views on one of her favorite subjects—the contemporary ford, on Oct. 20 , 23 , 27 and 30. sources such as town histories and "I've seen kids in Colorado who have never spent a .American married woman. CHS librarians Elizabeth Abbe and genealogies. night away from home." he said. For further information and an entry blank, write to Diana McCain, both trained and Direction in how to search in original Moore said one of the best things about camp is “being to get your Larsson gets Mrs. America 1981 Pageant, care of Bob Strebelow, experienced in genealogical research, will sources will be the final, and most impor­ with the other guys who have hemophilia and talking with Nationwide Advertising Service, Inc., Cleveland Plaza tailor the course to the needs of the tant step in the research process. After them.” Towers, Cleveland, Ohio, 44115. amateur genealogist who has little or no completing the four sessions, participants Brisson said hemophiliacs often feel isolated because his doctorate experience in family history research. will be prepared to follow their ancestors' many people don't understand the disease. He said he Donald Foss Larsson, son of Mr, and Participants will be particularly fortunate trail wherever it leads. was fired from his first job at age 16 because the Manchester Marine proprietor "was scared of having a hemophiliac around.” Mrs. John Larsson of 114 Bolton St.. in having immediately available the Persons interested in registering for the mortgage. Manchesler was awarded the Ph.D in library of The Connecticut Historical course should contact The Connecticut For hemophiliacs' parents, money is a big problem. English literature from the University of in desert exercise Society, one of the best genealogical Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hart­ The National Hemophilia Foundation estimates infusion Wisco . Madison on Aug. 22. research centers in New England. ford, CT 06105. Telephone 236-5621. therapy can cost as much as $22,000 a year. Some states She’s Donna Slobodien at Heritage pay subsidies. Dr. Larsson will be an assistant Marine Lance Cpl. Thomas M. Topping, son of Mr. and All necessary materials, including Registrations will be accented through Savings. And she’ll make it easy for you professor of English this fall at the charts and guides to sources will be in­ Oct 13. Camp director Linda Robertson has a hemophiliac Mrs William J Topping of 20 Steeo Hollow Lane. daughter, 12. 'hiiversity of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Manchester, recently participated in training and "Com­ to get your mortgage. As head of the Specializing in contemporary fiction, he “It's like any other long-term disease,” said Mrs. bined Arms Exercise 7-80" in California's Mojave desert. Lawn mushrooms dangerous Robertson. Mortgage Origination Department, has published articles in scholarly jour­ He is a member of Battalion Landing Team 2/2, Second nals and contributed entries to literary en­ She has developed a wry sense of humor about the Marine Division. Camp LeJeune, N.C. ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - The small, serious mushroom hunter, a taxonomic Donna will see to it that the processing cyclopedia. situation. “The only thing royal about hemophilia is the A 1977 graduate of Manchester High School, he joined brown lawn mushrooms that spring up mycologist or a plant pathologist can ac­ Dr Larsson graduated from cost," she said. goes smoothly and quickly after you the Marine Corps in Aug. 1977. after a rain spell danger for children and curately distinguish between poisonous Manchester High School in 1967 and from pets, says mycologist Elwin Stewart. and non-poisonous varieties. first apply. And when your mortgage George Washington University in 1971. He Navy Ensign Thomas L Sparks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and his colleagues in the is married to the'former Natalie Herman L Sparks Sr. of 14 Orchard Terrace, East Hart­ University of Minnesota's plant pathology A child who eats a lawn mushroom is approved, she’ll get the right papers Rosinskv Donald F. Larsson Women’s course ford. was designated a naval aviator. department sometimes are called on by a should be rushed immediately to a and people together so you can relax at Presentation of the "Wings of Gold" marked culmina­ local hospital and poison control center to hospital emergency room, he adds. tion ol 18 months of flight training. identify partially eaten remains of a As a preventive measure, Stewart slated at UConn the closing. She’s one of the best and you A 1974 graduate of East Hartford High School and a mushroom that a child has tasted. recommends raking up lawn mushrooms Service offers education STORRS — If you're a woman interested in anything 1978 graduate of Central Connecticut State College, New Although not all lawn mushrooms are and discarding them where neither can find Donna at our Main Office here Britain, with a bachelor of science degree, he joined the toxic, Stewart says, only a trained. children nor pets can get to them. from witchcraft to auto maintenance, the University of in Manchester. on caring for elderly Navy in May 1979. His wife. Rhonda, is the daughter of Connecticut Women's Center has a fall program tor you. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Johnson of 34 Crosby St., East Opening the fall schedule is Wimminspeak, a series of When she’s not working at the bank, educational, counseling, treatment and HARTFORD- Child & Family Services Hartford. free lunchtime discussions featuring a variety of guest will offer a six-session group educational nlacement services. speakers on the topics of women in sports, sexual harass­ you can find her on the courts. Tennis is service for persons struggling to manage ment, health foods and others. Wimminspeak meets her game. She’s good, really responsibilities for elderly parents or BEVERLY BOURN BURTON every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 16. relatives. It will begin September 16, from Several honored insuring renters An Open House is scheduled for Sept. 17 from 7 to 9 good. And you can count on 7 to 9 p.m. at Children's Village, 1680 at Northeastern p.m. to familiarize people with the Women's Center. Also her serving your mortgage Albany Ave NEW YORK lUPIl — Tenants in rental property used MsatniDro included in the fall program is a series of seminars on the Participants will gain understanding of topics-of abortion afterthoughts. Sept. 23 from 7 p.m.; Among the area residents named to the their own insurance coverage for protection against theft needs at Heritage as well their guilt feelings and frustration, and damage. mother-daughter relationships, Oct, 2 and 9 from 7 to 9 explore alternative care approaches, and dean's list for the spring semester at 22 OAK STRECT, MANCHESTER p.m.; auto maintenance, Mondays and Wednesdays, Oct. as she serves on the Northeastern University are: .A new, free brochure from the Consumer Affairs Directors: Lee & Beverly Burton learn about helpful community resources. Department of an insurance industry trade association 6 to 22 from 6.30 to 8:30 p.m,; and assertiveness training, tennis court. Through group discussion, exchanging Manchester: Stephen E. Moriarty, 15 clarifies tenants' and landlords' responsibilities in such Tuesdays, Oct. 14 to Nov. 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. ideas and experiences with others and Lancaster St.; Christine A. Guardino. 119 situations, describes coverage available and gives CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN CLASSICAL Additional seminars on witchcraft as a feminist Donna Slobodien is ' professional staff presentors, the par­ Waranoke Road; Prudence E. Malone, 84 guidelines for finding the best value in insurance dollars, response, Mondays, Sept. 29 to Nov. 3 from 7:30 to 9 p.m.; ticipants will develop improved com­ Prospect St.; Colleen A. Ferguson, 104 Nancy Golonka, consumer affairs director for the In­ BALLET, TAP JAZZ, ACROBATICS, TUMBLINC textile design process, Wednesdays, Oct. 15 to Nov, 19 one of the reasons munication and planning skills. Garth Road; Brian W. Jones, 239 Timrod surance Information Institute, says the brochure comes from 7 to 9 p.m.; and single survival, Thursdays, Oct, 16 getting a mortgage at Persons wishing more information are Road; and David B. Anderson, 92 Timber in two languages, English and Spanish. to Nov. 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. are also on the fall schedule. urged to contact the Family Life Enrich­ Trail, For single or bulk copies of Tenants Insurance Basics, The center also has numerous special interest groups Heritage Savings is ment Program of Child & Family by write: Consumer Affairs Dept., Insurance Information eallet^'collectives" which address specific areas of con­ calling 236-4511. Enrollment is now open South Windsor: Ronald E. Jodice, 1510 Institute, 110 William St.. New York, NY 10038. They are cern for women. The collectives include art, black the better wav. for this and many other groups. Sullivan Ave.; Carol A. Kotilainen, 34 free to individuals or consumer ogranizations but a BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES NOW BEING FORMED women, counseling, gay women, health, library, Child & Family, a United Way agency, Blue Ridge Drive; and Judith A. Wills. 20 charge is made for insurance agents. newsletter, women's radio and women writer's collec­ is one of the oldest and largest social ser­ Deepwood Drive. tives. vice agencies in the country, providing a Vernon: James W. Lepore, 201 Skinner Learn: DISCO*HUSTLE*SWING«CHA CHA»WALTZ .The center also offers special services A career broad program of family and child Road. MERENGUE*POLKA«RUMBA*FOXTROT counseling as well as special events including films, slide shows, parties and dinners. Additional information on programs is available from the University of Connecticut Women's Center, Box U- Talks to start Monday 118. 27 Whitney Rd., Storrs. Conn. 06268, telephone (203) Heritage Savings 4864738 &l/)an: IssxK'iation • Since 1891 for adoptive parents FOR INFORMATION Best home insulation HARTFORD— Child & Family Services As a part ui child & Family Services' MIXED BOUQUET PUEBLO, Colo. (UPI) — The best home insulation of Main Olficn: 1007 Main .Strocl. Manche-stor 649-4.586 is offering a series of group discussions Family Life Enrichment Program, this all is warm clothing, say U.S. Department of Energy X ? - K-Marl Olfice: Sponcor SlriTl. Manchc.ster 649-3007 for adoptive parents starting Monday at 7 discussion group will meet weekly for six experts. r / -V , CALL 647-1083 Uovpnlrv Oflivn: Rome 31 742-7321 p.m. at the Agency's "Children's Village" sessions. Agency officials emphasize that Closely woven fabrics add a least a half degree F in lOull HMSMC headquarters. 1680 Albanv Ave Tolland Office:' Route 195. ' 4 mile soulh of 1-86. Exit 99 872-7:187 LENDER this is not a therapy group, but an BUNCH warmth, they say. Slacks are at least one degree warmer educational experience designed to more ^ 2 .5 6 Mr. and Mrs. Burton are well-known In this area as performers than skirts, a light, long-sleeved sweater adds almost two South Windsor Office: '29 Oakland Road 644-2484 Participants will focus on approaches to fully develop skills and abilities in choreographers and Instructors. They are members of Dance degrees of warmth, a heavy, long-sleeved sweater, about Moneymarkel in Food Marl; Wesl Middle Turnpike in the Manche.ster Parkade telling their children about their adoption, handling certain stressful situations. Educators ol America, N.Y.C. Chapter, Mrs. Burton Is a member of 3.7 degrees Moneymarkels in Highland Park Market; Highland Street. Manchester sharing and obtaining background infor­ Fees are based on a sliding scale and Dance Masters ol America and vice president of Dance Teachers Club These and loads of other energy-saving hit\Ls are in a mation. the "search for natural parents" CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN registration is required. For registration of Conn., Inc. Mr, Burton Is also a member of The Professional Dance booklet available free from: Consumer Information as well as the sometimes unexpected and information call Margaret Sumner at CARRY 649-5268 ^HURS. Center, Dept. 612H, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. Ask for Tips for problems that arise in adoptive homes. Child & Family Services, 236-4511. TILL 9 P.M. Teachers Association Inc., Chapter It N.Y.C. Energy Savers. 12 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. II, 1980 EVENING HERALD,.Thurs , Sept. 11. 1080 - l.'t

and Della-Bitta. "It will be really expected to eat?” That comment and also an attorney, made an The firm studying East Hart­ thing they liked least about shop­ C o x s a likes Manchester High Stoughton seeks T c x u n T o l l r hard to tell who won until all of the was made by a Vernon resident exceptionally long and complicated ford’s central business district has ping on Main Street was the lack of new contract Peter Gillies, a David Della- absentee ballots are counted." 'during a hearing on the subdivision motion at a recent board meeting. found in a shopper's survey taken variety in the stores. Yale*s chances soccer preview Bitta supporter, who lost his own to make way for a Burger King This drew the remark from Dr. on three different days that the in Ivy League with new coach with Whalers tight senatorial race eight years "I understand a J.C. Copperfields Restaurant. Daniel Woolwich, board chairman, main reason people don't shop the Page 14 Page 15 Page 14 ago in Meriden and Middletown by is going into the vacant Betty "I’ll refer that to the Federal downtown area is because it has lit­ 17 votes, commented on the tight Crocker Pie Shop. How many ham­ Harold Cummings, a membei of Supreme Court.” tle to offer. In one question, 40 per­ 6ports race between Abrama Glassman burgers are the people in Vernon the Vernon Board of Education, cent of those questioned said the dbituQfics Logging requests nixed Katie Mordavsky I Weaver uses DH to advantage MANCHESTEK - Katie Mor- a good share of the game because ting down in the lower part of the lefthanded reliever. Weaver might Left-hander Pal Underwood davsky, 87, of 17 Clinton St„ died For those who get the permission ting their names on a state waiting DETROIT I UPl I - Anyone who The first time the pitcher, Steve By FATKICK KEILLY he'd been thumbed out in the second order, yes. I'll use it the rest of the have been forced to pinch-hit for his walked pinch batter Gary Roenicke Wednesday at Manchester Memorial of the town, they must also agree, in lAt to cut wood, they have and will thinks managers don't win ball Stone in this case, was supposed to Herald Reporter turn to taking from park land,” Balet games just hasn't hoard of Earl bat he was replaced by Terry inning when he got involved in an year. And more than likely they'll unused DH and wasted a player he and Anderson switched to Dave Hospital. She was the widow of Felix writing, to take no more than two legislate against it next year," he said. Mathiau said the state list for Weaver. Crowley. argument with home plate umpire might have needed later in the game. Rozema after Benny Ayala was an­ Mordavsky. EAST HAKTFUKU - Park and cords of wood, which must be dead, said, smiling. nounced as a pinch-hitter lor permission to cut on state land is The manager ot the Baltimore All Crowley did was smash a three- Steve Palermo. "We figure something like that Mrs. Mordavsky was born in Recreation Director Fred Balet is fallen or diseased. Assistant Director "He called me and we talked about Crowley. That's when Weaver went about 300 names long. Orioles came up with an ingenious run home run in his second turn at "He suggested 1 make a pitcher my happens maybe three times a yefer. " Budapest, Hungary on Aug. 15, 1893 beginning to get the seasonal rush of of Public Works, Robert J. Mathiau, it,” Anderson said. ’ I told him to his statistical tables — he keeps and had lived in Manchester since requests to cut and remove wood said the town also reserves the right Une reason Balet won’t allow cut­ use of the designated hitter bat while his successor, pinch-hitting designated hitter and put him in the Weaver said. "But that's three tunes they'll probably outlaw it. What records on what each ol his players 1909. Before retiring she was from town park land. And Balet is ting on park land — public safety — Wednesday night — one so clever the Pat Kelly, hammered the fifth grand second spot. If the first guy gets on. you can save a player." f to withdraw permission for any you can bunt bim over." they'll probably do is make the DH do against every other player in the refusing each such request without has been provided for in the language league will probably outlaw it — and slam of his career and then walked Crowley baited for Stone the first employed by Cheney Brothers of reason by informing the person by league — and to Kelly. exception. of the permit people must sign for also made good use of his statistical with the bases loaded the next time Weaver didn't want to bat his DH face the starting pitcher at least time he was supposed to bat! in the Manchester as a spinner for many mail. 'The permit is good for only 60 game. The second time Crowley years. She was a member of St. ’The town’s Public Works Depart­ taking wood from town land. tables. he batted. So all eight of Baltimore's second. But the idea gestated once. days, Mathiau said. "But if your DH is the sixth, came up it was after singles by Eddie "1 saw Kelly was5-for-7 with three James Church. ment, however, will continue its Mathiau said three years ago the The two moves paid off in an 8-4 runs were driven in from a spot through the season. ’But the funny thing is we don’t seventh or eighth man in the lineup, home runs off Rozema in his policy of granting permits to persons corporation counsel’s office included victory over the Detroit Tigers, who originally occupied in the starting He kicked it around in his mind, Murray and John Lowenstein. He She leaves two sons, Frank A. Mor­ have anyone to check on these people it's a helluva idea, " Anderson said. career, " Weaver said. "That's why 1 a "catch-all phrase" in the permit have now lost six straight. The win batting order by a pitcher. batting it about with his coaches and promptly smashed his ninth home davsky and John M. Mordavsky, both wishing to take a limited amount of so we don’t know if they take more "Take the other night when they keep my statistics. " of Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. dead, fallen or diseased wood from than they should," Mathiau said. that frees the town from any liability enabled Baltimore to stay in step Stone, incidentally, will no doubt then called Manager Sparky Ander­ run of the season off loser Jack knocked (starter Milt) Wilcox out. Morris, 13-14. Now Kelly is 6-for-8 lifetim e Anna Gut of East Hartford and Mrs. town land. "Actually most areas of town are for any injury incurred while taking three games behind the New York be surprised to see he started in son of the Tigers before Wednesday's "If you have the pitcher listed as Singles by Ken Singleton and against Rozema with four home runs. Frances Moorhouse of Manchester; ’I'he problem for the owner of a pretty well cleaned out. in some or cutting wood on town land. Yankees, who shaded the Toronto Wednesday night's game. He was game to see what he thought of it, "I had (Tommy) Davis for years the starting DH, then you can use the Murray chased Morris in the sixth He laced a 3-1 fastball into the right- a brother. Joseph Wadasz of Chicago, woodbuming stove or furnace is that cases there are no trees to remove "We don’t want cutting because we Blue Jays, 7-6. already in Toronto resting up for his and years and then 1 had Lee May for DH of your choice," Anderson said. after 'fim Corcoran's three-run home field seats lor his third homer of the HI.; two sisters in Czechoslovakia; I SURVIVED there is very little wood people are other than those standing and they don’t want the woodlands hurt and The "Earl ot the Orioles " took a next pitching assignment when the Wilcox was drummed out when he run and an RBI double by John season. Kelly walked with the bases six grandchildren; and seven great­ allowed to take out from the strips can’t cut those.” don’t want the people hurt," Balet suggestion from one of his fans in game in Detroit began. years and years," Weaver said. "So 1 could not retire any of the first four Wockenfuss had given Detroit a 4-3 loaded in the seventh to force in his grandchildren. and sections of town land scattered Balet said that lack of fallen wood said. Baltimore and started the game with "1 got a letter from a fan earlier didn't need it. THE 1980 a pitcher as bis designated hitter this vear. " said Weaver, who missed “But if I platoon nnH ihpv’re bat­ batters. Had Anderson brought in a lead in their half of the fifth. fifth run of the game. Funeral services will be Saturday around East Hartford. But Balet said on permitable town land will lead the Another problem Balet cites is that — f at 8 a.m. from the' Holmes Funeral Wednesday no matter what kind of owner of a new woodbuming stove to when people cut wood on park land Home, 400 Main St. with a mass of DEMOCRATIC wood, fallen or standing, none of it try his luck in the parks. And for that they usually use a pickup truck that Resurrprtlon at 8:45 a.m. at St. James can be taken from the close to 600 plows over smaller trees to get to a Church. Burial will be in St. James possibility, Balet says he is ready. Gossage can’t explain acres of town park land. larger tree stand. NATIONAL He said the Police Department is Cemetery. Friends may call at the While the park department won’t Balet said he expects the requests T houghts Q pLEN ty funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 allow it at all, selective cutting is being notified to arrest any person tor cutting on park land will increase cutting wood in the parks and con­ to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be CONVENTIOir/--- allowed on town land if the person with the advent of colder weather, made to a charity of the donor’s applying for the permit identifies the fiscate what is cut or taken. Balet’s but Mathiau said that, surprisingly, where he gets strength choice. town land where the wood wllLbe ban on cutting pertains not only to requests for permits to cut on town Pressure taken. the parkland but to any townland in land have come mostly during the TORONTO (UPl) — Rich Gossage says he wonders nings in relief of starter Tom Underwood. Michael J. Beebe the entire Hockanum River Basin summer months and are now By where he gets the strength to blaze his fastball past op­ The Yankees overcame a four-run deficit in the seventh ROCKVILLE — A memorial mass and Keeney Cove in the south end of tapering oft. will come posing batters nigbt after nigbt — and so do the other 13 inning when they sent 11 batters to the plate. RBI singles will be celebrated Friday at 8 p.m. at town. teams in the American League. by Oscar Gamble, Reggie Jackson. Rick Cerone, and the \% Alarm at Vatican Len Auster St. Bernard's Church for Michael ‘s*’:. Erosion Balet has also notified the Corpora­ "1 go out there four or five times in a row and then 1 tie-breaker off the bat of Aurelio Rodriguez lifted New Beebe, 22, who died Sept. 2. tion Counsel’s Uffice that those VATICAN CITY (UPl) - A maid from within wonder where 1 get it,” said Gossage after tossing 2 13 York to a 7-6 lead. Toronto starter Jim Clancy 13-12, con­ His body was found in the hold of a prevention arrested for cutting will have a civil cleaning the furniture in the Vatican scoreless innings Wednesday to preserve New York tributed to his problems by uncorking a wild pitch, one of ship in San Diego, California. court case brought against them. Bank with a feather duster set off its five wild pitches in the game. When Vince Lombardi stepped Yankees 7-6 victory over Toronto Blue Jays. Balet is taking added precautions supersensitive electronic alarm Mr. Beebe had been living in down as football coach of the Green The victory enabled New York to maintain its Underwood tossed two wild ones and was charged with this year following last year when system and triggered a security alert California for four and a half years, approved Bay Packers, people unfairly tried threegame lead over Baltimore in the American League two errors in the first, handing Blue Jays a 3-0 lead. having moved there after serving a there was indiscriminate cutting of in the tiny city-state, Vatican sources East. After Jim Spencer socked a two-run homer in the se­ EAST HAK'rFUKD - ’The Inland wood on park land. He said he has comparing his replacement, Phil term in the Navy. Telling like it is said. Bengston, to him. cond, Toronto came back with a three-rUn third on John He is survived by his wife. Penny Wetlands/Environment Commission reason to believe the activity will 'The sources said Wednesday the in­ "1 had to reach back to get that last out," said Gossage. Mayberry's two-run homer and Lloyd Moseby's run­ They shouldn't have. Graves Beebe; his parents, Daniel Mrs. Mary O’Hare, a campaign worker for Abraham ’Tuesday night unanimously approved start up again this year. cident happened a week ago but the ”1 had to use my body much more than usual tonight scoring double. Mayberry's blast was his 23rd of the and Mary (Blake) Beebe f Rockville; Glassman, South Windsor, let her T-shirt do the talking at a request by the town’s public works "As people start to buy wood Vatican’s IDO-man security service In a similar vein, local soccer fans because of all of the work I’ve had lately. To go out night season, an alltime Blue Jays' high. a son, James R. Beebe of California; department to do work on residential stoves you know that instead of put­ managed to keep it a secret. should be forewarned not to compare after night after night and pump myself up is hard to do ’ “We're going to have to expect to scratch and claw for Classman’s campaign headquarters in South Windsor Tuesday new Manchester High soccer Coach a daughter, Jennifer Beebe of land adjacent to Burnham Brook in Gossage, who had appeared in five straight games until every win from here on in," said Howser. "Toronto has night. (Herald photo by Burbank) Bill McCarthy to his predecessor, 33- Rough outing California; two brothers, Daniel an effort to prevent further erosion. Tuesday, entered the game in the seventh with a streak of played like they.don't know they're in last place, and ’Town Engineer Paul Kraucunas year veteran Dick Danielson. 22 consecutive batters retired, and added six more en New York pitcher Tom Beebe of Ellington and David Beebe It wouldn't be fair. nobody else is going to give us a free ride either. " said the public works department Joyner to decide soon route to notching his 26th save of the season, of Rockville; two sisters. Miss This is two different levels, of Home plate umpire Greg Kosc ejected Blue Jays Underwood hangs head shortly Margaret Beebe and Miss Carol State hospital unit will begin installing "gabions ’ along "Maybe 1 don't use 'Goose' enough,” said skipper Dick manager Bobby Mattick for arguing a called third strike before being removed in third course, but there are people who will Beebe, both of Rockville; and his the banks of the brook abutting on request for debates Howser. "He's always receptive to the work and 1 think to batter Al Woods in the seventh. It was the third time inning with Toronto leading, 5- residential land. He said gabions are make judgements. They shouldn’t he enjoys the pressure. Nobody in baseball is any better this season that Kosc has ejected Mattick. paternal grandfather. Harold Beebe but . 2. Yankees rallied behind of Ellington. wants study actually wire cages filled with MANCHES'TEH — Incumbent Barlow has suggested debates in when the game is on the line” "All 1 said to him was that he was the most arrogant varying size stones that act to pre­ Republican state Rep. Walter H. Is there pressure following The 29-year-old right-hander held the win' for Ron son-of-agun 1 had ever seen, " said Mattick. "I didn't use reliever Ron Davis to win, 7-6. Funeral services and burial were District 2, at Robertson School, Danielson? HARTFORD — A panel from the Wednesday after making a few minor vent erosion of the brook’s banks. Joyner said Wednesday he will soon Davis. 6-3, who was touched for only one hit in four in­ anything stronger than that. Maybe 1 should have. " (UPl photo) in California. Local arrangements District 5, Buckley School, District 7, "The pressure I’ve felt is from are in the charge of the Burke-Fortln Commission on Hospitals and Health changes in the language of It. Kraucunas said the residents in the answer Democratic challenger Waddell School and in District 10 at Care Wednesday asked its staff to ’The report will be presented to the area of Collimore Road and King myself," McCarthy responded, Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. - Malcolm Barlow’s request for five Manchester High School. relaxing at home Tuesday evening detail more specifically the study it full commission Sept. 23, the Street had requested the public debates In October. Both candidates Barlow has recommended a fifth l.unl o f riumko after a satisfying scrimmage. “As wants Machester Memorial Hospital deadline by which the commission works department do something to are seeking the state’s 12th Assembly and final debate in a central location. Bill McCarthy I would like (0 thank all the nurses on 2nd floor far as I’m concerned he is syn- Jim Rice homers to make of its Progressive Patient must act. prevent erosion along the banks of District seat. Jojmer is completing his first term north. 212 at the Manchester Memorial Hospital who onomous with soccer in Manchester. defending CCIL champ Simsbury. were so kind to me during my recent stay. Plus many Care system. No m inority rep o rt will be Burnham Brook. Following the ap­ Joyner did not Indicate what his as state representative, after an up­ (hanks (or all the lovely gilts and cards I received (But) I’ve had people say ‘be The Trojans return a lot more than I’he request (or such a study, to presented. Dindy Harris, one pan­ proval of the commission, Kraucunas decision will be. but said he will meet set win two years ago over the .Also Thanks to Burton Meisner.- M D Haiold determine if the hospital’s model of elist who had orginaily voted against said the department must go back to yourself,' And 1 fully realize there the Silk Towners. But McCarthy Lehmus. M D with his as vet unnamed re-election Democratic incumbent. He drew can’t be another Dick Danielson.” but Red Sox lose the majority, has since joined the welcomes the challenge openly, and Mrs Elvira Irwin progressive care raises the costs of the residents to get approval to in­ committee prior to issuing a attention earlier this year with his majority. She was not present at the Dick Danielson, and he won’t like feels his team does as well. that care, is part of the panel’s deci­ stall the gabions on their property. response to Barlow, The work on the Legislature’s Committee hearing this, is a living legend. Just CLEVELAND (UPl l - Rick Waits games but the teams we play from meeting Wedensday to cast a final Early season results may not be up sion approving the major renovation He said gabions are already in Republican’s answer is expected on Public Health and Safety, which look at the track record. You go won a ball game Wednesday night but here on out I’ve had good success vote on the report. It did get final ap­ to previous standards. ’That could project the hospital will undertake. place along parts of Burnham Brook within days. criticized employee policies in the through the 33 years and you find 12 he finally lost a long-standing battle against and 1 may not lose another ‘Murder courtroom' Another part of that decision proval of the other three panelists. bring about some unduly criticism. where erosion potentially en­ state Health Department. He iias CCIL titles, 11 state final with Jim Rice. game this year." HARTFORD (UPl) ' - requires the hospital to cut 81.5 Hospital officals have said they are dangered nearby structures. Comparing the two at this stage also attacked the administration of appearances and four state cham­ Waits scattered nine hits, including Prosecutors, faced with a record million from the estimated $27.7 generally satisfied with the decision ’The public works department had Three arrested would be unreasonable. a homer to Rice, to lead the state Health Commissioner Dr. pionships. including the 1979 Class LL number of homicides jamming up the million cost of the a project. and feel that the study of the care done that work with employees hired Danielson was at the helm 33 Cleveland Indians to a 7-4 victory after leaving bar Douglas Lloyd. crown, and 307 victories. Danielian wins Superior Court docket, will open up a ’The panel put its final stamp of ap­ delivery system will prove it is effec­ under the federally funded Com­ years. McCarthy is launching his over the Boston Red Sox. Barlow, who is an attorney, is Need more be said? "murder courtroom" on a trial basis proval on the report of that decision tive. prehensive Employment and MANCHES'TEH — 'Three were first campaign. He must be allowed "Rice had never hit a home run off next week. seeking public office for the first Danielson, in retirement, has tried Training Act with out going before a charged with breach of peace early time for his philosophy, his beliefs, to me in six years, " said Waits. "We Hartford County State's Attorney time. He is currently assistant town to make it easy on the new Indian NE Open golf town commission. Kraucunas said 'Tuesday morning after leaving a attorney. take hold. play golf together during the winter John M. Bailey Jr., who proposed the local bar. lead er. " H e ’s a class g u y ," And without undo pressure. the application 'Tuesday night was Candidates traditionally meet emphasizes the 35-year-old and 1 told him years ago he would yUECHEE, Vt. (UPl) - Lee 4dea approved by judges Wednesday, Area woman^s death the first time the public works Kenneth L. Acelin, 19. ot 44 Garden He’ll do well. Believe it. together before civic groups such as McClarthy of his former boss, "He never hit a home run off me. Danielian was one of only two said he believed separating the department had gone before the St., Raymond Acelin, 18, of 205 the Kiwanis Club and the American (intentionally) has not been near the l\ew coaches "But tonight the spell was broken, players to shoot the sub-par round murder cases from the criminal Inland Wetlands/Environment Com­ Center St., and James F. Woodcock Association of Retired Persons. practice field. And after the Raymond Boyd made his debut "I threw him a change-up away. It Wednesday and it earned him the docket will speed up dispositions. due to strangulation mission. Jr., 18, of 76’Garden St., were picked wasn't a bad pitch but he really Rockville (1-0 loss) scrimmage he today as Bolton High boys’ soccer New England Open golf cham­ up after reportedly yelling smoked it, " added Waits, who called and said. 'Don't be dis­ coach as the Bulldogs went up pionship and a $3,000 first prize at the ’ Plans for marriage SOUTH WINDSOR - South ford Correctional Center in lieu of obscenities at police officers. Charge lodged watched the ball drop over the Windsor Police said the death of couraged.'” against East Catholic. Boyd, 27, yuechee Club. HYANNIS POHT, Mass. (UPl) - posting a $100,000 bond. He is The younger Acelin reportedly centerfield fence 410 feet from home Patricia MacLachlan of Phoenix The Indians won't look that much replaces Mike Landolphi, who Danielian, an assistant pro from Michael Kennedy, the 22-year-old son scheduled to appear in Hartford threatened a police officer and was plate. Street, Vernon, was caused by in fatal crash different under McCarthy. The dis­ remains as the school’s athletic Wollaston, Mass., shot an even par of the late Sen. Kobert F. Kennedy, Superior Court on Sept. 23. R e c o r d held with his brother on $100 cash "I've gotten him out on the same strangulation according to an autop­ cipline, the short passing game; that director... Rory McCormack has 144 total for the $15,000 36-hole event will m arry Vicki Gifford, the Police have indicated that the cou­ bonds. Woodcock was released on a pitch for years and I've faced him sy conducted Wednesday at the state Manchester fire calls VERNON — Dorothy A. Fox, 35, of will remain the same That and other been named Bolton girls’ soccer to finish two strokes ahead of Gerald daughter of ex-NFL football star ple quarreled over the future of their $100 non-surety bond. about 75-to-80 times." medical examiner’s office in Far­ Wednesday, 2:51 p.m. —Lock out at 166 Ludlow Hoad, Manchester, was essentials of the game. coach. She is a graduate of Plymouth Browning of Weston, Mass., Bob Frank Gifford, it has been learned. relationship but no exact motive for A Sept. 22 trial has been set. Waits, who upped his record to 11- mington. 18 Canterbury St. (District) charged Wednesday with negligent "What Dick Danielson has left us is State College ... Menne of Concord, Mass., and Joe A reliable source said Kennedy and the alleged murder, h as' been es­ Call displeases Zimmer 13. walked five and struck out eight Donald Daneault of 27 Candlewood Wednesday, 2:57 p.m. —Man homicide with a* motor vehicle and we know where we’re going to be. First-year Manchester High foot­ Benevento, of East Providence, K.I., Miss Gifford, 24, will announce their tablished, police said. Motorist charged in a complete game effort. Drive, South Windsor, in whose caught hand in fork lift at Lot 21 of failure to obey a stop sign in connec­ He's done a great job of positioning ball Coach Mike Simmons has a full who each shot 146 aggregates. engagment Saturday at a New York in town accident tion with the investigation of a Sept. 6 (players). We’ll always be where compliment of four assistants. Mike Boston Manager Don Zimmer was upset with strike call on Rice's homer in the fourth inning First round co-leaders Bob Molt of City nightclub. apartment the body of Ms. Auto tires slashed Buckland Industrial Hark, Batson Road. (District) fatal accident. we're supposed to." Zarolinski, Bob Stowell, Ron Cour- gave the Red Sox a 1-0 lead. Sutton, Mass., and Tom Gorman of Miss Gittord lives in New York Ci­ MacLachlan was found, has been MANCHESTER — Tires were Dave Stapleton and argued with Umpire Marty Springstead, but Wednesday, 8:10 p.m. MANCHESTER - A local man ’The accident claimed the life of McCarthy doesn't have ideas of noyer, who was with Simmons at The Indians came back to take a 2-1 Springfield, Mass. — both of whom ty, Kennedy has been working in charged with murder in connection slashed on automobiles Tuesday to no avail, last night in Cleveland. (UPl photo) with her death. —Investigated possible structure fire was charged with driving under the Stephen McGuire, 16. of Ludlow making major changes But he is in­ Rockville High, and Eric Farno are advantage in the bottom of the inning had shot 71s Tuesday — had their Boston this summer with his brother night in six separate incidents around Daneault turned himself in to South at Coop, 10 Apiel Place. influence of alcohol and drugs, or Hoad. ’The accident happened at the stituting a sweeper system. "It’s the aides helping prepare the Indian when Bo Diaz, who had had only two troubles in the second round. Molt Joseph on a non-profit project tO' town. Windsor Police after talking with a both, Wednesday afternoon when he intersection of South Frontage Hoad made it exciting, something to learn. gridders for their ^ p t. 27 opener hits in his last 48 at-bats, stroked a carded a 78 for a 149 total, and Gor­ provide home heating oil to low- Vandals damaged tires of vehicles Wednesday, 9:55 a.m. —False priest in the rectory of St. Francis of alarm of car fire at 410 Center St. drove his car into a parked vehicle. (also known as Feeder Hoad) and ’Tve taken his hints, education on with Wethersfield. Simmons and bases-loaded single. man jumped to an 82 and finished income residents at below-market parked in the Pumpernickel Pub, American League scores Assisi Church on Ellington Road. ('Town) Dennis A. Savage, 22, of 11 Lilac Bolton Road. soccer and incorporated it with what staff are working with a pretty good- Singles by Carlton Fisk and Rice way down the list at 153. prices. Islander Restaurant. Acadia St., was traveling east along Spencer all the Oakland runs with a bases- tied the score for Boston in the sixth Danielian and Hick Karbowski Daneault is being held at the Hart- Restaurant, Lynch Motors and an Wednesday, 1:44 p.m. —Light ’The driver of the other car was I've learned. It’s a great blend," sized group, 71 at last count reports In American League games last ballast smoking at 372 Main St. Street at about 3:30 p.m. when his David Alexander of Charter Dak McCarthy enthuses. Dick Cobb, high school director of night New York edged Toronto 7-6, loaded single and his 31st homer. but thd Indians exploded for five runs deadlocked for first place in the !\o endorsements Old Stage Road location. car struck another parked in front of Stereo gear stolen ('Town) St'eet, Manchester. Ms. Fox was Manchester opens the season with athletics. California downed Kansas City 8-3, in the sixth to chase Boston starter Manchester Upen last Monday and CHICAGO (UPl) — Evangelist Bil­ 760 Center St. MANCHESTER — Stereo equip­ Air quality report 'Thursday, 7:04 a.m. —Electrical released on her promise to appear in Milwaukee beat Minnesota 3-1. W liile Sox 4, Mariiierd 3 and loser John Tudor, 6-3. will engage in an 18-hole plaoft Satur­ ly Grahhm says he will endorse no Savage was cut on his forehead l)Ut Harold Baines’ two-run double tied ment valued at $1,150 was reported problem at 54 Campfleld Road. court in Rockville on Sept. 16. Cleveland handled Boston 7-4, Ten batters wept to the plate in the day, not Sunday as first scheduled. presidential candidate this year, HARTFORD (UPl) - The state stolen from an Olcott Street home ('Town) declined medical treatment. Oakland trimmed Texas 3-1, and tbe game in the eighth and he later sixth as the Indians banged out three despite urgings from friends and Depaftment of Environmental Tuesday morning. Chicago shaded Seattle 4-3. scored the go-ahead run on a doubles and three singles, including fellow evangelical leaders. Protection Wednesday reported Lakers sign Hillman Police said a door to the home had sacrifice fly by Marvis Foley. Dave Rosello's bases-loaded single Graham said Wednesday he never moderate air quality throughout been pried open and a key used in one AngeU 8, KuyaU 3 Lamarr Hoyt, 8-2, earned tbe victory that brought home two runs. LOS ANGELES (U Pl) — The Los has publicly endorsed a candidate Connecticut, except in Bridgeport, 1 HEW Rosello. who had a .187 average al of its two locks. Stamford, Greenwich and Water- Bobby Grich drove in three runs and Ed Farmer recorded his 25th Angeles Lakers have signed Darnell and he takes a stand similar to Pope game time, was inserted in the star­ Police took fingerprints from the bury. which had good conditions. Opening Soon Home plate buried and Bobby Clark and Dave Skaggs save. Hillman as a backup center John Paul 11 on the issue. "The third-floor apartment. stroked RBI singles to highlight a ting lineup after outfielder Jorge Hillman, a 9-year veteran ol the clergy ought to stay out ot politics ENGUIIO three-run seventh. Kansas City Orta developed a sore heel. ABA and ,\ B A .' w a s signed and let the laymen handle it," played its fourth straight game Lightweight winner "1 just wait for my chance to Wednesday as a free agent The 31- Graham said. THANKSGIVING f THANKSGIVING In East Hartford DETROIT (UPl) — Baltimore manager Earl Weaver, who earlier without the league’s leading batter, WARREN, Ohio (UPIl - play," said Rosello. "I can't really year-old Sacramento. Calif., native NOVENA TO ST. JUDE NOVENA TO ST. JUDE this year received a three-game suspension for a row with an umpire, George Brett, who is still suitering Lightweight Ray Mancini of play steady because Alan Bannister played in 49 games for the Golden is hot now. 1 just watch the game State Warriors last season, I hrip S t M l, Apaitto pto M r tp r . p H l MEMOIIMIS was ejected from Wednesday night's game against the Detroit Tigers Youngstown scored his 13th con­ 0 Mr SI M. ufiTT. pta from a hand injury and whose from the dugout and slay ready. to yb to m l ftob to M m; MU Um m then calmly buried home plate under a mound of dirt. secutive victory Tuesday night with a Hillman. 6-foot-9. 215 pounds, was Society sets outing ■ vrtM m A hdi iR iw M in; mm Um m m chances of amassing the needed 502 The Red Sox scored their final two •f Imm Ghritt tartliW iatcrc»$$or »f al •I JiM i O riit laMhM Iwtoroeiaor if tk Pitcher Jim Palmer had walked two batters and went 2-0 on Al Cowens 10-round unanimous decision over cut by Kansas City last year and plate appearances to qualify for the runs in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by ■h* iiivaU TMT iReoii » tm ■bo touho iMT m k d p*M H i to k m 1076 Burnside Ave. m the bottom ol the second inning. Weaver slowly walked from the batting title may soon be in jeopardy. Johnny Summerhays of Brantford, signed with the Warriors. He has a GLAS'l'DNBl.HV — 'The National Multiple Sclerosis il mc4. To I bMt rtcourw Iron (k of m ti T i PM I hm W M ini km fei dugout to calm his obviously disturbed starter. Ont., Canada. . Rick Burleson and a run-scoring career scoring average of 12 points a iiptli ol mj k»1 m4 hunWy k | to « k n ItrewcrH 3, rwiini I Society. Connecticut River Valley Chapter, will hold its M i l t ■ ! Nn I m N I M p W to ilM L Hartford, Ct. Weaver barely gut a chance to get to Palmer, being instead in­ single by rookie Dave Stapleton. game and has averaged 9 rebounds. first annual golf outing at the Glastonbury Hills Country GoN kt fhm wcN peat power to cane to GiG hM M Ml* M fxw to MM to Waits, whose teammates have ■y aoiittaKo. Help no n ny proieot anU TiirnSioircC^ tercepted by home plate umpire Steve Palermo. Paul Mitchell, making his first Mancini, ranked eighth among U.S. Club Sept. 25. A rain date of Oct. 2 has been scheduled. V. I ^ »|oiit petftiiNL In rebm I proaiM la nak ■p MtoltMM. M p to «P prMMl M i After speaking with Palmer. Weaver left with Palermo and the two appearance since Aug. 27, scattered lightweights, upped his career record produced only two or less runs in 13 « |M l poMtoa to rabn I p r« to M t o ■ !» Maravich signs ? Tickets can be purchased by calling the society or sen­ yoor nano known m t cause yoo to W in- headed toward the Oriole dugout. Suddenly, Palermo thumbed the five hits over six innings to raise his to 13-0 with the victory'. of his starts this season, was happy ding in a check for $5 per person. The fee covers meals, roM piv M M tonw M i oM i PM to k to- Florence Boston about the offensive effort, BO.STON (UPl) - The Boston mksi manager. Instead ol proceeding to the dugout. Weaver turned and record to 5-3 and Ben Oglivie hit his Summerhays, the former Canadian greens fees, golf carts and prize eligibility. walked slowly to home plate, where he dragged dirt over the plate with 34th homer and drove in three runs. lightweight champion, is now 37-14-3. "1 haven’t seen seven runs on the Celtics announced Monday they have Sap torei t n Ftofein, U rn M h n n Owner Multiple sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous md Oonat" hkkubss n u t be prantsai 527(REAR)BURNSIOE AVE,EAST HARTFORD his spikes until it was obscured. board in a couple of months. But all come to terms with "P istol" Pete system which is usually diagnosed between the ages of 20 Si loAo pray lor M ak al wbo mskt yon M i GhriaL” M m Om msd k pnatok. things even out and 1 may get six or Maravich for the 1980-81 season. S t l i i i pnp tor M M i d * t o ik i pMT behind Despathy’s Home Furnishings Center First base umpire Dave Phillips joined the two and Weaver continued and 40. There is no known cause, cure or prevention for sd. Anon Tbii novewa has neeor boos In another match, Kandy Stephens seven runs in each of my last four "Pistol will have the advantage of hMM to laL t bm M ■! ropnt MHM IM MW kM to heap dirt on the plate before leaving the scene. A'h 3, Kuiigeri* I the disease. Contemporary Furnishing and Accessories lor of Braceville, Ohio, won his 12th fight starts." working with us all through the pre- pwksi pklraHw prik iii toMR to III. I k M k i W n k M t Mike Norris, 19-8, strengthening the Connecticut Kiver Valley Chapter serves more $1 the way you live today. his case for the Cy Young Award, as a pro by stopping Ed Temple of ‘This hasn't been a great season season and exhibition games. " said than 1,000 individuals and their families in the chapter .A.F. 528-2680 pitched a five-hitter for his 20th com­ Columbus in the third round of a for me but it’s been a good one. It's Celtics Coach Bill Fitch "He 11 be plete game and Tony Armas drove in cruiserweight battle. been frustrating to lose a lot of close ideal lor us " 14 - EVKNING HKRALD. Thurs.. Sept. 11, 1980

EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept It, 1980 - l.t Cozza likes Yale^s Ivy chances Manchester soccer has new faces NEW HAVEN (UPH - replacements for six graduated team and still win the league title. Yale has three other candidates for The receiving corps is thin but The defense has been Yale’s strong and expected to see plenty of service. Field at 3:45, It then faces Conard Duplicating the achievements of the starters from a defensive unit rated This year's quarterback situation the quarterback role. They include talented. Stratton, a Second-Team point and it should be no different By LE.N AliSTER Carmel, hurt most of last year, is first in the nation against the rush is much more stable than a year ago senior Phil Manley, whose speed along with Enfield and Hall among 1979 Yale University (oomball team All-Ivy selection last year, averaged ^ is year, although even Cozza ad­ lleruld Sportswriter being converted from striker. and in total defense. when Cozza had to juggle three possi­ makes him a likely choice to exploit 19.1 yards per catch. He caught 33 its first six opponents. may be difficult, blit Elis' coach mits his optimism hinges on his abili­ It's the continuation of the past- Senior co-captain Alex Britnell Overall. Yale will replace 14 lost ble starters before settling on an Yale's ground game, and sophomores passes and scored two touchdowns as Carm Cozza believes he has the ty to find replacements for several —but a new beginning as well. anchors the midfield group in the talent to keep the squad in contention starters from the 8-1 squad that cap­ awkward combination of Dennis Joe Dufek qnd Rick Crews. a split end. In addition, split end "We think Simsbury will be a key positions. Anyone remotely interested knows middle and he'll be flanked by for another Ivy League cham­ tured Yale's fifth undisputed Ivy Dunn, who graduated, and Rogan. prospect Curtis Grieve, a 6-foot-2, challenge; but we do look forward to "All four quarterbacks will con­ Yale led all NCAA-Division lA the story of Manchester High soccer. sophomore Myles McCurry and pionship. League title in 1979. Yale's 6-1 con­ Rogan completed 40 of 76 passes 224-pound junior, has returned to tend for the starting berth," said teams in rushing defense by allowing It has a long, rich, cherished tradi­ senior Bob Monaco. Sophomore Mike the challenge. Simsbury is a great To do so may mean Cozza will alter ference record — its only loss was in last- year for 686 yards and five school after oneyear absence. Grieve Cozza, who was UPI's New England an average of 75 yards per game, and tion. A year ago the Silk Town Roy has also looked sharp in the pre­ team with an All-America in Jeff his team's offensive style, namely the season-ending rivalry against touchdowns. He came into his own may be retained as split end. which in total defense, where the Elis gave Major College Coach of the Year in hooters, after a slow start, came on 4 1 season, relates McCarthy. Williams but this group of kids want with the adoption of a more wide- Harvard — earned the Elis their late in the season when he single- would shuffle Stratton to a wingback up an average of 175.4 yards per con­ strong to annex the state Class LL Manchester will have a new look V ninth overall title since the so-called handedly guided the Elis to a 23-20 1979. "Manley is quick, but Rogan role. a challenge. They’ve been positive open passing attack. With junior deserves the first opportunity test. Yale has led the Ivy League in championship. —in personnel and alignment —up John Rogan as quarterback and Ancient Eight was founded in 1956. come-from-behind triumph against Xif because of the experience factor and Yale’s major concern offensively total defense in each of the last eight But gone from that cast are the front going with a three-man line. and want to work hard," McCarthy senior Dan Stratton as primary Moreover. Yale has won or shared Cornell. Rogan threw two touchdown 12l his ability to move the club. is in the backfield where Cozza must years and in scoring defense in five likes of Jeff Lombardo, who set Senior Sparky Laggis opens at the notes. receiver. Yale seems in the best the league crown in three of the last passes and ran for another replace the Ivy League’s leading of the last six. school goal-scoring marks as far as shape in several years to offer four seasons. touchdown himself — all in the se­ "The way we run. however, center striker slot with senior Scott rusher of 1979, Kenny Hill. A Leading the defense at middle single game (5), season (30) and Is there pressure being defending something more than its usual While it's true Cozza must replace cond half — as Yale became tbe first hopefully at least three quarterbacks Goehring at one wing and either tailback. Hill rusned for 669. Also guard is senior Kevin Czinger, a two- career (OD.^'Also departed are mid­ junior Tommy Wood or John Hedlund state champ? "No, not really,” ground game. 14 starters, he was able to find college football team in the nation to will solidly contribute to this team," gone are Dunn, who ran well for a year varsity starter who was Second- fielders Jamie Gallagher and Tim on the other. Sophomore Roger Defensively. Cozza must find players for 17 vacancies in last year's win 700 games. Cozza said. Team All-Ivy in 1979., McCarthy replied, “because we’re quarterback, and runningback Mike O'Brien and .strikers Dan Collins (8 Greenwood and senior Mike Hellen- sucb a different team. If we came Sullivan and fullback Mike Austin. Replacing linebackers Tim Turn- goals. 11 assists) and Jim Gluhosky brand are also slated up front. Senior John Nitti, the 6-foot-l, 210- pane, Yale's 1979 captain and the Ivy (10 goals) and defender Ed Kennison, Laggis was fifth-leading scorer a back with basically the same team pound captain of this year’s team, League's player of the year, and Skip MVP in the Class LL title tilt. year ago with four goals while there would be. But this team is will get the starting nod as fullback. Porter could be Yale's most difficult And also gone is veteran 33-year Goehring tallied twice. Manchester Riddled Rams tasks this season. That and Yale's Coach Dick Danielson who retired. different and will be known as a Junior Rich Diana of nearby dented the back of the net a school- different Manchester team. It's like Hamden, will start at wingback. Nit­ generally inexperienced defensive Not gone are many concepts taught record 67 times in "79 but most of the ti gained 106 yards in 25 carries while backfield are tbe team's biggest and ingrained in people's minds by firepower has graduated. starting a new wave. There’s a brand deficiencies. Diana rushed 12 times for'60 yards. Danielson. But there are changes, of "This team is young. We have the new coacb, new system and a lot of ugs The Bulldogs' schedule is its course. i possibility of three sophomores star­ new ballplayers, oppose B Cozza said Yale will build its longest ever, since the league voted "We haven't done a lot of changes. ting and of four (sophomores) offense around Nitti, a Westbury, to allow its members a 10th game. I'd be foolish if 1 did.” remarks first- playing a lot," McCarthy comments, "I feel it will be an exciting team TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The Los kicking with that of veteran kicker N.Y., native. "He’s a gutty athlete "It will be the toughest since I've year Indian Coach Bill McCarthy, "The sophomores have come up with and it will play good soccer. Our goal Angeles Rams, beset by personnel Garo Yepremian. the NFL's most ac­ that others can look up to," said Coz­ been here for two reasons," Cozza who was varsity assistant two is for them to do the best they can. problems, go against the Tampa Bay curate kicker. Yepremian joined the za. "But we expect Diana, if he good skills and have won the jobs. said. seasons, "We re putting in a sweeper We (McCarthy and varsity assistant Buccaneers tonight in a nationally Bucs at the end of pre-season He remains healthy, to be a real asset to “ ...We will miss Jeff (Lombardo) "First we will play five away (system). It’s made it exciting, kicked a 19-yard field goal Sunday this team. Diana is versatile, solid and Eddie (Kennison) tremendously. Joe Erardi c^nd jayvee mentor Mike televised re-match of the 1979 NFC games, which is unusual for us. and something to learn. We have made $ championship game. but had a sure 22-yard shot kick and quick.” Alex Britnell This is more of a team without stars. second,." Cozza said, "we will play just a couple (of changes)." he adds. Our scoring punch should come from Eric Jutliier Saimond) want to see them do what A sell-out crowd will be on hand for blocked in the closing minutes when Cozza said he hoped to use Diana as two outstanding opponents, (Air we’re teaching them. If they do what the holder hobbled the snap from The Silk Towners return senior a combination of the line and the Bill ilerlth the 9 p.m. (EDT) kickoff as the Bucs, a receiver out of the backfield, as Force and Boston College, new­ will be senior cr eaptain Eric Juttner halfbacks. We expect tbe halfbacks 1-0, seek to avenge last year's 9-0 center. well as on kickoff and punt returns. Marty Simon in goal. He had six don t have a proven sco rer, ' we teach them, we should have a comers to Yale's schedule) back to at sweeper. to score more and they have been. Windham A. 8 East Hartford H, 10 Tampa Stadium playoff loss that sent Graduation took a heavy toll on shutouts last season, four in the tour­ McCarthy continued. good year." back. It will be interesting to see nament. Senior Tim .McCarthy has Junior Cbris Carmel will be at "There is no one person the scoring Manchester jumps into the frying Simsbury A, 14 Conard H, 16 Fermi the Rams into the Super Bowl. Los Yale's offensive line. The Elis return wbat happens with the 10th game," Hellions sign also looked good between the pipes center fullback and flanked by load is going to be on. It should be pan quickly as it makes its 1980 debut H, 22 Wethersfield A, 24 Enfield A, 27 Angeles is 0-1 this season. a potentially explosive pair of Cozza said. Schedule: Sept. 12 Simsbury H 3:45 with junior Steve GejjiE'k also a possi­ seniors Bill Herlth and Scott Cheney. well distributed. We have people who against defending CCIL champ p.m., 16 Conard A. 18 Fermi A, 24 En­ Penney H 3 p.m., 29 Windham H 3 The Rams had four key plqyers tackles, First-Team All-Ivy senior The Bulldogs begin their seasdn ble. Stationed in front of the keeper Senior Kevin Walker is top reserve have the potential to score but we Simsbury High Friday at Memorial field H, 26 Penney A, 30 Hall H, Oct. 2 p.m. Games not noted 3:30 p.m. stay out of training camp until the two players re J Bob Regan (6-foot-3, 265 pounds) and Saturday. Sept. 20, on the road final week of pre-season, had one 6-foot-2 , 238-pound senior Dan Skar- against Brown. Yale opens its home walk out briefly when the other four HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ zynski. Cozza still must find season at the Yale Bowl a week later returned, and then had quarterback ford Hellions of the Major Indoor replacements for a center and two against non-conference foe the Soccer League have signed all-star Vince Ferragamo stay away from %■ guards. Universitv of Connecticut. ■s»'.4 College gridders in high gear practice on Monday in a contract dis­ defender David MacKenzie, who is pute. on loan to the team for one year. NEW YORK (UPI) - College foot­ Pitt Coach Jackie Sherrill’s recruits Michigan 52, Northwestern 0 — Tar Heels not quite ready to handle But Rams officials say all is right The Hellions signed MacKenzie Blaine Stoughton case ball swings into high gear Saturday are in their final year and shooting What else needs to be said? the Southwest Conference, not even and Antonio Barros. a Portugal with the players now and the Rams with the remaining nine teams in the for the top. Panther quarterback Dan Michigan State 24, Illinois 14 — mediocre teams. native who will play midfield and 1 will be ready. Top 20 playing their season-openers, Marino puts the points on the board Coach Muddy Waters finds clear Others: Oklahoma State 24, West defense for Hartford, on Wednesday. Tampa Coach John McKay agrees highlighted by the Ohio State and All-America defensive end Hugh sailing as he moves up to big time. Texas State 7; Baylor 28, Lamar 6. that the Rams will be better Barros, 31. played for Portugal's Whalers ordered not Syracuse and Tennessee-Southern Green extinguishes any threat by Indiana 24, Iowa 23 — Hoosiers prepared tonight than his Bucs were national team from 1971 until 1978 California confrontations. B.C coming off first bowl victory ever Arizona State 21, Houston 20 — Sunday when they were thrashed by and was named the country's top Top-ranked Ohio State, which held Temple 21, Rutgers 18 — Coming and have quarterback Tim Clifford, Somehow, a trip to Tempe, Ariz., is Detroit 41-20. soccer defender in 1973. to take any action on to its No. 1 rating despite second- off their best season ever, Owls hope the Big Ten Player of the Year. not the right way to start the season "I'm sure Coach (Ray) Malavasi "1 have seen Barros play a number ranked Alabama's impressive 26-3 Tink Murphy will fill shoes of Missouri 31, New Mexico 10 — The for highly regarded Cougars. of times and there is no question that season was at stake the longer the does not want them to get down 0-2," HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal victory over Georgia Tech last week, quarterback Brian Broomell. Tigers are primed to challenge for he is as capable a distributor and a dispute wore on. Brigham Young 35. San Diego State McKay said. "I'm sure the Rams are judge Wednesday ordered the Hart­ hosts Syracuse for the second con­ Army 17. Holy Cross 16 — Cadets Big 8 title. defender as there is at any level, ” "We are talking about irreparable 27 — These Cougars play in more aware it will not be an easy matter to ford Whalers to take no action secutive time. Ohio State soundly should win a few. Purdue 35, Wisconsin 31 — If Mark Hellions Coach John Kowalski said. against scoring star Blaine Stoughton harm to this player. For a player to familiar surroundings. repeat their championship in the Action at middle baae defeated Syracuse 31-8 In 1979 and Others: Villanova 21. Richmond 14. Herrmann has recovered from “He should be able to neutralize the if he refuses to show at training be the kind of player Blaine Stanford 31, Tulane 17 — Green West. I think they will come in here while the Buckeyes have matured, Suiitli: thumb injury. Wisconsin is in for a top forwards in this league." camp while his court fight to become Stoughton has been in the upcoming Wave still shocked over last week sky high." Leon Durham of the Cards is forced out at second base as the the Orangemen have lost quarter­ Southern Cal 20, Tennessee 17 — long afternoon. and Cardinals make it two straight Linebacker Jim Youngblood, MacKenzie, 24, a native of Canada, a free agent is pending season he must play," said attorney back Bill Hurley and wide receiver Playing before a home crowd of over Others: Iowa State 31, NE victories. defensive end Jack Youngblood, played on his country's Olympic Pirates’ Tim Koli watches flight of ball to first base which was Stoughton’s attorney said the right Emanuel Psarakis. Art Monk to the pros. 90,000 can produce miracles but if the Louisiana 17; Minnesota 42, Ohio 17. defensive tackle Larry Brooks — all team and has spent the past two late for doubleplay try last night in St. Louis. (UFl photo) wing, who tied for the National Whalers’ attorney Robert Caporale With multi-talented Art Schlicter Vols couldn't beat Georgia at SoulliweHl: Washington 35, Air Force 6 — in the Pro Bowl last year — and seasons with the Pittsburgh Spirit. Hockey League's goal scoring title of Boston argued Stoughton had plen­ directing the attack, Ohio State Neyland Stadium ... Oklahoma 34, Kentucky 7 — Loss of Falcons are grounded. guard Dennis Harrah were holdouts Pittsburgh has been granted a one- last season, will not show Monday ty of time to file the suit earlier than ' ’.I should have little problem moving California 28, Florida 17 — Gators Others; UCLA 24, Colorado 20; he did. Billy Sims won’t mean much to until the Tuesday before the opening year leave of absence from the when the Whalers' camp opens in against the Syracuse defense, which second-year Coach Charley Pell still West Virginia 27, Colorado State 21; "He claims he has been a free Oklahoma because of double threat game. When they showed up at camp, league and maintains ownership of Binghamton. N Y. returns just one starter to the front looking for his first victory and Cal Oregon 21, Kansas 13; Wyoming 24, agent since July 1. Yet he did not quarterback J.C Watts. starting linebacker Bob Brudzinski its players, but loaned MacKenzie to Stoughton was freed of any possi­ Guess who won? line. quarterback Rich Campbell keeps it Texas Tech 24. North Carolina 20 — Oregon State 19. walked out. returning the day before Hartford this season. ble fines, penalties or disciplinary bring this action until Sept. 4," said They both look like losers but Mike Rossman (left), former The Orangemen will depend on that way. Midget football Caporale. "If he wants to play the game. If the Spirit decide not to return to action which he could have faced for WBA lightheavyweight champ, is only exhausted falling to his -Joe Morris, who Georgia 21, Texas A&M 17 — missing the start of training by the hotkey, he’s invited to the Whalers Just as everything appeared the league. MacKenzie then becomes knees after come-from-behind 10th round KO of A1 Bolden in Herschel Walker has shown settled down, quarterback Pat Haden property of the Hellions. brief order issued by U.S. District training camp. " record books, to stay in the game. Georgians he's for real, Plenty of veterans was lost for several weeks with a "I'm not really sure what Court Judge Jose Cabranes. Cabranes agreed, saying, "Mr. Atlantic City, N.J., Tuesday night. (UPI Photo) Down in Knoxville. Tennesse has Florida State 24. Louisville 3 — broken finger and Ferragamo moved Pittsburgh is going to do." MacKen- opens Friday The judge continued proceedings Stoughton to some degree has slept little time to sulk over its 1-point After beating LSU in Baton Rouge, into the breech. zie said. "They have my rights to the on Stoughton’s request for $600,0(X) in on his rights. He might have brought defeat at the hands of No, 15 Georgia the Seminoles should have no on volleyball team But Ferragamo — who led the option year. I have to play it by ear, damages and a ruling backing his it at an earlier time." But he said the because fifth-ranked Southern problem. case had to be ""squeezed in the Rams to the Super Bowl after taking have a good year with Hartford and Manchester Midget Football the Jets. The Giants, who draw a claim the Whalers failed to offer him Tribe field hockey California is in town for the first ever Navy 24, Virginia 21 — Ground at­ By LEN ALSTER Wright. This group will be joined by over when they were 5-6 — is in his see what comes up at the end. 1 could League kicks oft its 26th season by the first week, will be coached a contract by July 1. making bim a court's calendar" because it dealt regular-season meeting between the tack of Midshipmen should make the senior Tami DeLucco, who par­ with "extraordinary relief." Ht-ruld S|)urlH»Tit<-r option year and is trying to have signed for a couple of years Friday night with two games on tap by Jim French. free agent. schools. difference. ticipated with the 10-8 jayvees in ‘79. renegotiate his contract. He said he with Hartford if it hadn't been for at Mt. Nebo featuring defending Continued until next week was the In an affidavit filed with the four- has big questions Although the Trojans are ineligible Others: South Carolina 27, Wichita A veteran crew is aboard and sub­ "I feel this will be the best team count suit. Stoughton's agent said he missed practice Monday to meet that. But now I'm in limbo." champ Patriots against Uie Chargers The board of directors includes Jon hearing on that claitn and for a bowl game and the Pacific-10 ti- State 13; Clemson 31, Rice 13; sequently Manchester High girls’ we've ever had," announced an op­ hadn't received any notification from with his attorney but returned Under the loan agreement with in the nightcap and the Jets versus Hawthorne, president; Susan Stoughton's request for a By LE\ Al STER Senior Jackie Meyer and junior tie after breaking conference eligibil- Maryland 27, Vanderbilt 17; Miami, volleyball Coach Pris Mally expects timistic Mally, “All except Tami the Whalers prior to July 1 exercising Tuesday because he felt a moral Pittsburgh, the Hellions had to main­ the Eagles in the 6:30 opener. Goralnick, secretary; George preliminary injunction barring the Herald S|MirtHw riler Pam Brown are contending with ty regulations. Coa(;h John Robinson (F la .) 24, F lo rid a A&M 21; her team to be in for a gocid year in played varsity. They've played renewal of Stoughton's contract. obligation to the team and the fans. tain MacKenzie's salary level. But to team from submitting the dispute to Potter for tbe second link spot will have his team primed, Mississippi 28. Memphis State 17; 1980. The Indian spikers, 8-10 a year together and the experience will Kanehl, treasurer; and James A month later, agent Frank Milne Experimenting and scrambling has The Rams re-signed quarterback get around the clause, the team The Patriots will be under new arbitration by the president of the alongside Curtin. With Heisman Trophy winner Mississippi State 31. Louisiana Tech ago, will first try to fulfill the definitely be a fac'ior." Taylor, Sylvio DuBois, Frank Hoher, informed the team Stoughton was been the norm for Manchester High Bob Lee this week for Insurance. signed him to a personal services Coach Steve Shaw, who was an assis­ Martin Soloway, Kenneth Brown and NHL. Ebersold and Hedlund are two Charles White and quarterback Paul 17; LSU 24, Kansas State 10. veteran leader’s hopes Tuesday Injury could play a role for the Silk claiming free agent status and was girls' field hockey as Coach Mary Faig- Los Angeles will be going against a contract to Increase his pay to cover tant for a couple of years. Denis Dennis Carlin, directors. In the meantime, Cabranes also veterans in the forward line with McDonald gone, Marcus Allen moves 4lidw e»l: against Penney High at Clarke Towners as assistant coach Kathy thus entitled to a $10,000 payment. nant tries to come up with the right Bucs defense that gave promise in moving expenses. Wirtella begins his second season as ordered that no action be taken by sophomores Toby Brown and Kristin from fullback to tailback and Ohio State 42, Syracuse 14 — Ohio Arena. Mayshar remarked, "Our starting The team disagreed and said it would formula —and line-up —tor the up­ last week’s 17-12 victory over Cincin­ Tm pleased with the players we head coach of the Chargers with Opening ceremonies are planned the Whalers to submit the dispute to English and junior Janet Locke and receivers Hoby Brenner and Kevin State has sights set on national cham­ It taps off an 18-match schedule. kids are good but we don’t have take the case to NHL arbitration. coming 1980 season nati of matching last year’s perfor­ have signed at this point." Kowalski Warren Strickland beginning his se­ including four skydivers attempting the NHL or by Stoughton or the NHL Karen Daly vying for two other Williams return along with seven pionship and Schlicter gets Buckeyes Seniors Beth Apter, Marge depth.” "We have kids on the bench In a statement issued Wednesday, "I only have four back from last mance when it was the best in the said. "There are no weak spots and I cond year in charge of the Eagles and to land on the 50-yard line. Introduc­ Players Association to ask a neutral, berths. defensive starters. rolling in big way. Botteron, Cindy Cox, Ingrid who are good but don’t have (’’arsity) anticipate having good depth at every Whalers Managing General Partner year’s varsity," Faignant explains NFL. John Phelps second-year man«with tion of players is also slated. third party to arbitrate. "Our strength should be in the Here are the selections: Nebraska 41, Utah 6 — Jarvis Krumins. Jean Stankiewicz and Nan­ experience," Mally added. position." Howard Baldwin said the team felt it the pre-season maneuvers, "We've The Bucs, led by defensive player The judge also put off a decision on done a lot of scram bling and Iront line and in goal. The big ques- E'u»i: Redwine runs roughshod over out- cy Walsh are back from last season’s "A lot of kids have played together The Hellions last year had the had ""complied with all applicable varsity along with junior Karen of the year, end Lee Roy Selmon, M an to heat Money chase whether to allow the NHL to in­ experimenting. I was encouraged by tion is in the middle of the field with Pittsburgh 38, Boston College 14 - manned Utes. for three years and have the league’s worst record. NHL'bylaws, rules and regulations." limited the Bengals to only 128 total tervene in the case, which league at­ Tuesday's scrimmage but we sliil our links and backs. " Faignant experience. They have good at­ torneys argued they should be "With this in mind, we will con­ yards. PlNbJIURST, N.C. (UPI) - The PORTSMOUTH. Va. (UPI) - One have a long way to go. ” analyzes ■ titudes, good hustle: I am expecting of the closest and hottest money allowed to do because of the collec­ tinue to pursue our position within But while the defense sparkled, the Denny returns Hall of Fame Golf tournament, saved Manchester, 6-2-7 a year ago, "We have a great deal of in­ Donley All-American candidate a winning season," Mally surmized. chases in years takes place this tive bargaining agreements in ques­ the courts and the framework of the offense sputtered along with only 91 trodi extinction through a solicitation swings into the '80 season Saturday experience, ” the Tribe coach con- Schedule: Sept. 16 Penney H, 18 yards rushing and 36 of them came on CLEVELAND (UPI) - The weekend as the LPGA golfers par­ tion. NHL structure." Baldwin said. of businesses, opens a four-day run morning at home against Hall High tinues, "What we lack in experience COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Ohio State has had more Tbafs why he’s fired up about returning punts this East Hartford H, 22 Hall A, 24 scrambling plays by quarterback Cleveland Indians have reactivated ticipate in the second annual $100,000 "Wbat he wants is significant. He Cabranes, in setting up a schedule today with Tom Watson, as usual, at 10 o'clock. It launches a 14-game we have to make up in hustle. 1 feel than its share of All-American football players down year. Conard A, 26 Wethersfield H. 30 Doug Williams. right-handed pitcher John Denny, expected to be the man to beat. Portsmouth Classic at the Elizabeth seeks to become a free agent on a for written legal briefs in the case, this team is faster and has a lot more "Finally, I am the punt returner,” he said proudly. "I who was sidelined the past seven schedule. through the years. In fact, the list is almost staggering. Simsbury A, Oct. 2 Enfield H, 6 Fer­ Williams teamed with tight end Manor Golf and Country Club. temporary basis." said attorney told the attorneys the ""threshold speed (than last year's team). It is made that a priority this year. They (the coaches) always weeks with an injury. issue here is the applicability of ar­ Senior tri-captains Jennifer Tom Cousineau, Randy Gradishar, Jack Tatum, Archie mi H, 8 Windham A, 10 Penney A, 14 Jimmy Giles for Tampa's only Watson, nearing the end of an in­ Lawrence W. Kanaga of Bridgeport not as skillful because of the lack of said. 'We don’t want you to get hurt.' I just said, 'I don't East Hartford A, 16 Hall H, 20 Only $25,227 separate current bitration. " Hedlund and Georgeanne Ebersold Griffin. Chris Ward and the list goes on and on. totaling touchdowns, a 32-yarder with time Denny. 8-6 with a 4.39 ERA. was credible year with six victories and who is representing the league. are up front in the attack line, junior experience. 75. want to be babied. Put me back there. I want to return Conard H, 22 Wethersfield A 6 p.m., money leader and second-year pro "Presumably he wants it so he can Initial testimony in tbe case running out in the first half and a 15- placed on the disabled list July 17 more than $5(K),000 in winnings, shot tri-captain Nancy Curtin is at center But, the Buckeyes, known for years under former punts.' I'm excited about it. " 24 Simsbury H, 27 Enfield A, 29 Fer­ Beth Daniel and JoAnne earner, in sign a contract with another team." Wednesday came from R. Alan "The girls want to be there but the yarder with less than two minutes to due to a sprained right heel. In 16 a 7-under-par 64 for low pro honors in linkback and senior Laura Potter is Coach Woody Hayes for their 3-yards and a-cloud-of-dust Donley, a sprinter on the Buckeye indoor track squad, mi A, 31 Windham H. Most matches fifth place. Between them are U S. Cabranes told tbe three parties in Eagleson of Toronto, executive big question is the defense and in the go in the game. starts. Denny has registered four Wednesday’s pro-am and said he battling for a link berth The latter is offense, have never had an All-American wide receiver. teams with sophomore Gary Williams, another burner, to 3:30 p.m. The championship game last year Women's Open champion Amy the case that he wanted to decide it director of the NHL Players Associa­ middle of the field If we can put it complete games and one shutout, always looks forward to playing the being converted from goalie. The That is up until now. said Coach Earle Bruce. give Schlicbter an awesome set of targets. was won by Frank Corral who had Alcott. Donna Caponi Young and as soon as possible, a point stressed tion, who identified collective together and be consistent, we can be while allowing 116 hits, 47 walks and Pinehurst (Country Club's famed No foursome represents the Indians' "If Doug Donley isn’t an All-American, I’ve never seen The three worked out together all summer to perfect Director named three field goals Nancy Ixipcz Mellon. by Stoughton's attorneys who bargaining agreements between the an unknown factor in the league." lour home runs. 2 course. varsity experience one," Bruce said of his senior co-captain, their timing. In fact, Donley and Schlichter vacationed TORONTO (UPI) - NHL Presi­ The Bucs will counter Corral’s claimed his fate in the NHL this league and its players. .Schedule: Sept. 13 Hall H 10 a.m., Junior Wendy Felletter, out most 16 Wethersfield A, 18 Fermi H, 24 En­ Donley, a 6-foot, 180-pounder from Cambridge. Ohio, together at Myrtle ^ a c h , S.C., and worked out there at a dent John Ziegler Tuesday named of last season due to injury, is slated field A, 26 Simsbury A. 30 Conard A, despite missing the first two games of 1979 with a knee in­ local high school. John Gfeller the league's executive to assume the netminding chores Oct. 2 Windham II, 10 Simsbury H. 14 jury, hauled in 37 passes from quarterback Art Schlichter Donley claims, "We're ahead of where we were last director of public relations and with senior Brenda Baltovick and Conard H. 16 Fermi A, 22 Hall A. 24 last year for 800 yards and five touchdowns, averaging year. Art and myself. Art and Gary, the whole passing at­ marketing. Epic performance and epic game in NL juniors Donna Piccarello. Amy Jones Enfield H. 27 Wethersfield H, 29 21.6 yards per catch. tack is ahead." Gfeller previously worked for the and Tammv KIcperis at fullback. Windham A. Other games 3:30 p.m. "We've got to keep Doug healthy this year and get the Donley's knee is again solid, after it was suspected a Madison Square (harden Corp. in NEW YORK (UPI) - One was an ball to him more," vowed Bruce, who also plans to use year ago that he would have to undergo surgery. New York. West lead lead on Baker's 28th homer. Mike Gullickson certainly looked like right field, allowing Office to score I’liillicN .5. tlcls tf epic performance, the other was an Donley, a high school tailback when recruited four years “ I had to have a brace on it. " he said. "It was pretty .lose Cruz slammed Rick Scioscia's grounder and Steve one Wednesday. His total was the and giving the Expos a 3-2 lead. Mon­ Marty Bystrom pitched a five-hit epic game ago by Hayes, as his punt returner. bad. It bothered me the whole year, although as the League leaders Sutcliffe's first pitch to him over the Garvey's single. Houston tied the mo.st strikeouts in the NL since treal added an in.surance run in the shutout in his first major league start Richard improving Donley, the possessor of great hands and possibly even season went on, I gained confidence. 1 tried not to think SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Chris While rookie Bdl Gullickson turned right-field wall with one out in the score in the seventh on Cesar seventh on Rodney Scott’s RBI Seaver fanned 19 San Diego Padres in and Garry Maddox knocked in two about it much, but it was always in the back of my mind." Flammang of San Jose was the 1980 in a masterpiece Wednesday night in 12th to lilt the Astros and make a Cedeno’s single. The Astros scored single. HOUSTON (UPI) - Houston gathering of his teammates. Richard greater concentration when he goes for the ball, is well- April 1970. and the most in the runs to lift Philadelphia over New After this year, it's the pro draft, where Donley figures California League batting champion Montreal that let the Expos hold onto winner ol Bert Roberge. 2-0. Sutcliffe their firM two runs in the fifth on majors since Ron Guidry fanned 18 Bill Buckner drove in both Chicago York, which has lost 11 straight. Astros pitcher J R Richard, fighting went to the home of team ownership aware of the Ohio State tradition of power football, and their slim lead in the East, the to be a hot commodity. with a .348 average, according to fell to 3-9. Cruz's infield hit, Cedeno’s bloop ('alifornia Angels in June 1978. It also Bysti'om, 1-0. struck out five and did to recover from a life-threatening partner Don Sanders to eat Mexican that it might hurt his chances for All-American honors. Houston Astros and Los Angeles runs with a double and a single. The "I've talked to scouts and I asked them just to level final statistics announced Tuesday. It was a quick, decisive ending to a single and Alan Ashbv's two-run dou­ bested the nine-inning rookie record stroke, has been allowed to leave the food and watch some tennis. It wasn’t until late in Hayes' 28-year career at the Expos scored twice in the fifth on not allow a runner past second base. with me," he said. "1 asked them if there is any big Al Wiggins of Lodi had 120 stolen Dodgers staged a Homeric opera of rather drawn-out game. ble. of 15. established by Karl Spooner of hospital for short visits and soon may school that he finally discovered the forward pass. their own in the West homers by Gary Carter and Warren "I used to look at Ohio State when I was in high weakness which is going to hurt me and where they really bases, an all-time modern record for Lis Angeles took a 5-3 lead in the In Montreal. Gullickson whiffed the Brooklyn Dodgers and J.R. be discharged, according to the He did not talk to reporters but was Cromartie. Elsewhere in the NL, l*h-ulCB 7. tiurdh (» school," said Donley, “and when I thought of a wide think I'm going to go. They say that I should be, right any level of professional baseball. Gullickson. a 21-year-old right­ top ol the 11th on pinch hitter Gary the final two batters to register a Richard of Houston. Cincinnati stopped Atlanta 3-0.' team’s physician. observed to suffer continued Dave Parker. Lee Lacy and Phil receiver I thought of a guy who wasn't good enough to now, a first-round draft choice if nothing happens to me." Power honors were shared by Can­ hander, single-handedly over­ Thomasson's two-run single but a dou­ strikeout total just-one short of the "It just seems like everything is Philadelphia downed New York 5-0, "We re going to have a meeting weakness in bis left arm and leg, Garner drove in two runs each to play anywhere else so they put him at wide receiver so he Donley, who has caught 61 passes for over 1,300 yards dy Maldonado of Lodi, who knocked powered the Chicago ("ubs. striking ble by Danny Heep and an infield major-league record shared by Steve falling into place. " said Gullickson. Pittsburgh nipped St. Louis 7-6 and Thursday to determine when he’ll be although he was walking and friends out 18 batters ~ a record lor a roojtie enable Pittsburgh to snap a five- could block. the past two seasons, has set no goals for the coming iii 102 runs, and Greg Brock of Lodi, single by Gary Woods re-tied it. Carlton. Nolan Ryan and Tom Seaver who also broke Bill Stoneman's club San Diego beat San Francisco 4-2. able to be released, " Dr. Harold said he was talking more clearly and — to lead the Expos to a 4-2 victory game losing streak. Jim Bibby. 16-5, year. who had 29 homers. The loss followed some late inning then said he isn't a strikeout pitcher. record of 14 strikeouts. "My first Itcilh ,'l, Itriitex 0 Brelsford said before Tuesday seemed in good spirits. "How maiiy other people think that about Ohio State that kept .Montreal one-half game who had not won since Aug. 15. "Tve never done that," he said. "You go out and take it Pitching honors were shared by defensive heroics by the Dodgers. In "When I warmed up tonight, my month here with the Expos I didn't night’s game with the Los Angeles now?" asked Donley, noting that this was the first year ahead of Philadelphia. Tom Seaver. aided by George picked up the triumph. one at a time. If you start counting every pass you get. Scott Stranski of San Jose, Mike the iKrttom ol the lOlh, Rick Monday arm lelt tight and I didn't feel like I have many strikeouts. But now I just Dodgers. "He had more on his plate than the Buckeyes even bothered to recruit a high school wide Many more players had a hand in Foster's three-ruri homer, continued Madden of Stockton, Brad Havens of lielded Terry Puhl's single and threw had the stuff, " said Gullickson. 8-4, ?o out there and pitch. I’m not in­ Richard, who was 10-4 before anybody," outfielder Terry Puhl receiver, always before converting a running back to that you’re in trouble. the 12-inning Houston game which a comeback from a shoulder injury position. '• "I had a good year last year statistically, " he said, Visalia and Keith Call of Modesto. out Joe Morgan at the plate to end who got the win when Roland Office tim idated by people like Dave by tossing an eight-hitter to lead Cin­ I'iiilri> 4, GiuntH 2 collapsing during a light workout at said "And he had that glitter in his finally ended, after the Dodgers When he came to Ohio State four years ago, Donley was "but watching the films I saw a lot of mistakes that I've Stranski had an 18-5 record to lead the inning and, in the llth. Dusty scored the go-ahead run on pitcher Parker anymore." cinnati, which moved to within 2‘/: Dave Winfield singled with the the Astrodome July 30. underwent eye. He knows he’s still part of this determined' to make it as a tailback. But .with a high improved on. " in victories. His four shutouts were squandered two leads and threw out Baker caught pinch runner Julio Goii- Rick R eu sch el’s sixth-inning With two out in the sixth, Reuschel, games of the Astros and Dodgers. bases loaded and none out in the surgery to remove a neck artery clot team " two winning runs at Hie plate, in a 6-5 school shoulder injury and an ample supply of top running As for post season honors, Donley has a philosophical also high lor the league. Madden had zalez trying to score on Enos Cabell’s throwing error. "I just blanked the 11-11. walked Office. Andre Dawson Seaver. 8-7. struck out three and eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie and which was rutting blood How to his Astro triumph that moved them into ■ He came over to my house after backs, he was switched to flanker. approach. ^ a 1.95 earned run mark and Havens lly lor the third out record out of my mind because I’m then hit an infield single and walked one in his fourth straight vic­ lift the Padres to their seventh brain. He has been at Methodist a deadlock with Los Angeles for the dinner." second baseman Joe "I won't let not getting an honor make me think that had 179 strikeouts and 12 complete After the Dodgers jumped to a 3-0 not' really a strikeout man. " Reus.'hel’s throw to first went Into tory and 53rd career shutout. straight victory. Hospital ever since. He has been there ever since. On Monday. Richard spent .some Morgan said "He laughed. He joked. "I'm a wide receiver now. there’s no question about I’m not better. ” he said. "Whether you get the honor or games. Call was 11-2 for a league time nut ol the hospital al a Mr was his funny self again. " that," he said, "but I still think I can run with the ball." not. you're the same player. " high 846 percentage.

1 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1990 - 17 16 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980 Gerber income increases SOUTH WINDSOR— Gerber of Boston Digital Corp. stock at other income items described above, 6corcboQrcl 314.50 per share in connection with a increased 26 percent to 31,061,000 or Scientific Inc. has reported con­ Rieder 135-363, Al Atkins public offering of shares by Boston 3.34 per share, compared to 3842,000 SPORTS ON TV I’ITTSBURUII ST LOUIS BOSTON CLEVELAND AMERICAN LEAGUE solidated net income for the first ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi East 368, Ralph Doyer 354. quarter ended July 31, 1980, of 33,- Digital. The sale reduced the com­ or 3.27 per share for the previous Moreno cf 5 1 1 0 OberkfU2b 4 2 3 0 Burlesnss 3 0 0 1 Dilone If 01 1 W L Pet GB Outdoor topics. pany's equity investment in Boston year. THIM tO«r Koli ss S 2 3 0 Scott cf 2 0 0 0 SUpletn2b 4 0 11 Bannistr rf 4 2 2 0 New York 87 S 636 - 636.000 or 31.16 per share, compared 5 110 Harurvlb 4 2 2 1 19M Parker rf 3 0 2 2 lorg rf 3 12 0 Fisk c Baltimore M 56 804 3 Bowling TEE-TOTALERS- Karen Digital from 40 percent to 21.2 per­ ECasler rf 20 10 Hmndzlb 4 113 Hire If 4 12 1 Charbndh 3120 NEW YORK to net income of 3948,000 or 30 cents The earnings per share for all Madick 3b 4 2 2 0 Simmons c 2 110 Perez lb 4 0 10 Harrah3b 3 110 Games Remainins <23v-Rome (14): Rlordan 454, Debbie Lewis per share last year. Sales increased cent. ______EWMIWa______BRbnsn lb 3 12 0 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Kvans rf 4 0 10 Diazc 2012 Toronto l3l, Sept. 16.17.18, Boston (3). Where fish find shade periods give retroactive effect to a 3 12 0 Haisey c 2 00 1 179, Dale Robertson 486, 41 percent to 318,107,000, compared Net income for the quarter ended ' 6:30 Milner lb 0 0 0 0 Hendrck cf 5 0 12 Robson dh Sept. 19. 20.21; Cleveland (4). Sept. 22. ______two-for-one stock split on Dec. 28, Lacy If 5 12 2 Durham If 4 120 Roffmn3b 4 110 Mannnffcf 3 100 23 . 24 . 25; Detroit (4), Oct. 2, 3. 4. 5. No one knows for sure sun nears the horizon and t Nancy Washburn 455, Lor- to 312,884,000 for the previous year. July 31, 1979, included 3106,000 or 3 (U) ProtM**on»l Footba* (aimer 2b 4 0 2 2 Herr ss 4010 Bowens cf 2 0 0 0 Rosello2b 4 02 2 Away (9): at Boston (4). Sept 11.12.13, 1979. Fo t m m I Nicosia c 4 00 0 Reitz3b 30 11 Uybznsk ss 4010 14; at Detroit (3l. Sept. 26. 27. 28; at how the sun affects fish the water begins to cooi, ■na Salvatore 177, Dot The net income for the first cents per share derived from the Bibby p 2 0 0 0 Tmpltn pr 0000 Totals 33 4 9 3 Totals 34 7 12 7 Cleveland (2i. Sept. 30, (kt 1 except that when it's hot Tucker 453, Mary Ann quarter ended July 31,1980, included favorable settlement of a breach of The company also reported that its (B> IpofteCwilM Jackson p 0000 Littlefildp 0000 Boston 0001010(0-4 BALTIMORE bigger fish, such as KASTERN BUSINESS- backlog at July 31, 1980, was ap­ Romo p 1 0 0 0 Bonds ph1000 Cleveland 0003Q600i-7 Games Remaining i23>—Home (12): they behave exactly as Zawllinskl 455. 32.575.000 or 82 cents per share contract lawsuit. Q D 0 S Ho^ p 10 10 DP-Cleveland 2 LOB-Boston 8. Detroit i3i. Sept. 16,17.18. Toronto (3). humans do; find a cool largemouth bass and cat­ Tom Harrison 187-149-448, For the quarter ended July 31,1980, proximately 335,000,000,t:ompared to Otten p 0000 capital gain net of tax resulting from W Womm'a QamM Cleveland 6 JB-Evana. Bannisler. sepi 19. 21; Boston ill. Sept 22.23. Dave Dynes 185-428, Alan Desa ph 1000 Ilargrove, Dilone. Hollman HR-RIce » ' Cleveland |3|. Oct 3. 4. 6. Away place with plenty of shade. fish, will often take up in­ the company's sale of 370,000 shares the company's net income excluding the 328.000.000 at July 31, 1979. H> Football; IfiaMaTtw NFL Frazier p 0000 (S). SF—Burleson. Itl I: at Toronto III. Se|H. II. 12.13.14. But that poses an in­ terception positions near Grzyb 159-418, Ron Joiner ™ •:«> Landrm ph 1000 IP H RERBBSO at Cleveland i3i. Sept'. 26. 27 . 28; at 157-142-417, Cliff Jones U7- « NFLFootbabSpocM Little p 0000 Boston Boston (4).Sept 29 (21.30, Oct. 1. teresting question. Where Claims down S Top Ronk Boxino From Ramsey 3b 2 000 Tudor (L MI docks. They hope to make a 409, Paul Giliberto 156-386, 6lQte can fish find shade on a Chlcaso Totals 38 7 15 6 TuUls 40 6 13 6 Campbell NATIONAL LEAGUE meal out of the sunfish, Bill Moorhouse 155-434, Henry .M. Ru.rnberg Sulaiman Marikar Brook* Euler Jr. IVler Pelrurhik Pittsburgh 2(0 100100-7 Lockwood ECasI lake in the middie of day Thursday for jobless ^ 11:30 S t.^u is 200000400-6 Cleveland W L Pci GB Bub Holmes 149-142-401, Ed QP NIpMAIThaRocoo B—B Robinson. Garner DP—St Louis Waits (W 1M3i 9 9 4 4 a o Montreal 76 63 .547 - during summer? crappie and shad which are SOCCER ® ■portoCanlor Baba 146, Les Christensen 3. Pittsburgh 1. LOB-Pitl5burgh8. St. Tudor pitched lo3battersin6lh Philadelphia 75 63 .543 Tree shades cast on the moving out to feed along East Catholic al Bolton, 3 WETHERSFIELD - A „ 121 Ma» i'll ttonl IS Wethersfield business____ man boats into the area Romo(SlO) 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 0 Piniella If 1 000 Aultdh 2 000 i2). ft: at St. Louis (3i, Sept. 19.&.21. always the best place for weekly average to 48,654 (B) tportaC onlar St. Louis Jackson rf 5 2 2 1 Woods dh 1000 and proceeds to catch the South Windsor at Wind­ any Pool.. at Pittsburgh i2). Sept. 22. 23. at Hood(Lf6) 2 8 5 5 2 3 Lefebvrrf 0 000 Garcia2b 4 100 Chicago (2), Sept. 24,25; at Philadelphia some fish to be, especially sor Dentist associates Pass actuary exams for the two weeks ending Otten 3 3 1115 Spencer lb 4 112 Mybrrylb 3 113 (3). Sept. 26, j^28. larger predator fish for FRIENDSHIP- Phil S ) Womon'aOaia aa Cerone c 3 0 2 1 Moseby rf 4 111 panfish because they are Coventry al E.O. Smith _ 8 « 0 Frazier 1 0 0 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA Hence 201-549, Ed Weaver MANCHESTER — Dr. Henry M. Rosenberg has HARTFORD — Two Manchester residents, employees Utile 13 110 0 Dent SS 5 110 Whitt c 401 1 Games Remaining <24>—Home (13): St apt to become dinner for himself. Aug. 30, according to State W Auababon Ruloa Footbal 500, Butch McQuade 538, Friday Uttlefield 2 10 0 1 0 Rodrigz3b 30 11 Cannon cf 3000 Louis (4). Sept. 12(21.13.14; New York large predator fish. become associated with Drs. Winfield S. Danielson Jr., of Oie Travelers Insurance Cos., have passed exams in Labor Commissioner P. Hood pitched to3ba(ters in 3rd. Bibby Brown cf 5 0 10 Braun ph 1000 (2). Sept. 34.25; Montreal (3). Sept. 26. Bruce Hence 528, Dave SOCCER Richard J. Freiheit, Michael S. Goodman, Cathleen I. the Society of Actuaries. pitched to 3 batters in 7th Totals 37 7 11 6 Totals 36 66 5 27. 28; Chicago (4). Sept. 29. 30. (kt. I. So where do small fish Simshury al Manchester, Joseph Perraro. Wednesday's Sports Transactions PB-Simmons. T—3.15 A—lOJOD. New York (B) 000 500-7 2; Away (11): at New York (1). Sept. 11; find shade in summer? The Nelson 528, Ruth Woodbury Kowalski and Joseph E. Shinn at 452 Tolland Tpke. in Stephen Maher of 39D Downey Drive has been named By United Press International Toronto 303 000000-6 3:4S SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEGO at Pittsburgh i2). Sept. 16. 17. at 190-464, Sue Lane 191-474, Manchester. Filings resulting from Basketball E^Underwood2. Dent. Garcia. LOB— Chicago (3). Sept. 19.20,21. at St. Louis answer comes from Mer­ as associate in the Society of Actuaries, and Lynn Morse Boston— Signed guard Pete Maravich. ab r h bi ab r h bi New York 11. Toronto 6. 2B-Bailor. East Hartford al Conard temporary seasonal DEvans lb 3 0 10 Richrds If 4 12 0 (2) . Sept. 22.23, at Montreal i3).(kt 3. cury outboards' fishing Pat Thibodeau 222-516, Lu ■ Dr. Rosenberg graduated from State University of New of 37C Downey Drive, passed exams leading to the Geveland — Cut forward Harry Davis Mosebv. Whitt. HR-Spencer (13), May­ 4, 5, Bulkeley al South Wind­ and rookies Leroy Berry of Wilmington, PettiniSb 2 0 10 Salazar3b 4 110 berry i23i. S-Rodnguez Toutain 178-472, Lee Bean York at Stony Brook, N.Y., and received his dental designation of associate. Both are members of the group closings accounted for li,- Strain ph 1110 Perkins rf 3 0 10 IP H RERBBSO PlTTSeURGH department which claims sor wvHhaut first cheeking Davis Kyle of (Cleveland State. Dave Stennett2b 0 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 12 3 Games Remaining iZZ)-Home (12). 219-534, Bert Toutain 469. degree at Washington University School of Dental department. 537 of the total, down from Ughty Ql DuLc xnd Richard Colton ol ^ooo Basilb New York Philadelphia I2i. Sept. 16.17; New York that man has provided the 3 000 Underwood 1 I CROSS COUNTRY Medicine in St. Louis. Missouri (D.M.D. degree). Duquesne. Venablerf 1011 Mmphryef 0000 Davis(W6-3) (3) . Sept. 19.20,21: Montreal (2i. Sep(. means, and thereby es­ 10,967 in August. Initial, Wait thickness! Dmver — Guard (Tbarlie Scott became Herndon cf 3 0 0 0 Tenace c 2 0 0 0 22 , 23; St. Louis i2). Sept 24. &. Manchesler/Penney girls a free agent; guard John Roche signed a May Chicago I3). (kt. 3. 4, 5 Away (lOi; at tablished a relationship He completed his residency in general dentistry at Whitfildlf 0 0 0 0 Smith ss GosaagelSaSl at Farmington In­ Heads operations first-time filings decreasiKl • o th e r are only 14 gauge. 2-year contract. Bourjos If St. Louis il). Sept II. at Montreal (3). Westchester County Medical Center, Valhalla, N.Y. Dr. poo\s 3 0 0 0 BEvans 2b ’ 0 b 0 Toronto Sept. 12.13.14; at Chicago (3). Sept. 26. that has mutual benefits. Kansas City — Purchased guard JoJo May ph 000 1 Curtis p 2000 vitational White from (^Iden State. Ctncy ILU-Ul 27 . 28; at New York l3). Sept. 29. ». On hot sunny days, pan­ RFC- Bill Pagani Jr. 140- Rosenberg is becoming a member of the American Den­ VERNON — Carl J. Elsishans has been n^med from 4,220 to 4,075 and con-_ Our 12 gauge steel panels are Minton p 00 00 Fingersp 0000 Saturday Football Barlow (kt 1 tal Association, the Connecticut State Dental Association operations manager of Dynelco, a newly acquired divi­ Dallas — Signed free agent defensive Holland p 0 0 0 0 Flannry ph 10 10 Willis fish — which normally stay 168-434, Lou Massolini 137- tinued claims from 44047 to alm ost 50% thicker! Protect your Sularz2b 4 0 0 0 Dade pr 0100 FOOTBALL back Roland Solomon. , , M ^ pitched to 1 batter in 7lh. West out of deep water anyway 405, Ted Caddy 161-393, and the Manchester Dental Society. sion of El Fuego Corp. in Vernon. Dynelco is a manufac­ Green Bay — Named Jim Champion 4 0 3 0 Lucas p 0000 WP—Underwood 2. Clancy. Barlow, Penney al East Catholic, 43,742. Also recorded for long-term investment with value! 4 000 W L Pet GB Tom Martin 141-387, Bob Dr. Rosenberg resides in Vernon with his wife, turer of sophisticated, light-activated set back ther­ defensive line coach. ^dek c Wilhs T-3;01. A-23.001 Los Angeles 79 60 .568 - congregate beneath boat San Diego— Signed free agent running Knepper 2 000 1:30 Rochelle, who is entering the Ph.D. program in clinical mostats for the commercial and industrial market. the first time were 2,187 • CaW today w lile Bank rates are low! North cf 2 110 MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA Houston 79 60 568 - houses, docks, piers and Schack 144-379, Gene Yost back Booker Russell from South West ToUls 31 2 8 2 Totals 30 4 7 3 Cincinnati 77 63 .560 2(i East Hartford al Glaslon- psychology at the University of Connecticut this fall. Elsishans previously served as senior engineering Teias; placed kicker Mike Wood on ab r h bi ab r h bi LOS ANGELES other man-made struc­ 136, Roger Labrie 135, Jim new claims under the 13- San Francisco 000000020-2 Molitorss 41 10 Powell rf 4 020 hury, 1:30 • We feature quality pool products injured reserve. San Diego 000 100 03x-4 Games Remaining (23)—Home (12); tures seeking ■ relief from Jackson 357, Tom Brennan technician with Canberra Industries for five years and week extended benefit Francisco- - Waived running back Money 3b 4 000 Wilfong2b 3 000 San Diego (2). Sept. 17.18; Cincinnati South Catholic al and installations. - 2*'-: - E)-Minlon LOB-San Francisco?. San pMllVih 4 130Macknn2b 1000 before that as a engineering assistant of the Norden Jerry Aldridge signed back Terry Diegoiego 7. 2B-Flannery. HR—Winfield noimp ir (3). Sept. 1.20.21. AtlanU (2). Sept. 22, the heat. As the sun 356, Ron Schack 354, Norm Rockville, 1:30 New vice president Anderson. '. 19). S-D. Evans. Mum|' 3 113 Landrexcf 4 12 0 23; San F'rancisco (2), Sept. 24 , 25; Vittner 352. Systems Division of United Technologies Corp. He holds program (EB) for Tamra Bay — Signed running back 4 0 0 0 Smalley ss 4 0 2 1 Houston (3). (kt. 3.4.5. Away ill): at traverses the sky, the fish Who Am I? Enfield at South Wind­ Tony . ______Poffrf 40 10Adamsdh 3000 WINDSOR LOCKS- Edmund F. Trifari Jr., has been claimants whose regular Davis; placed defensive lineman San Francisco San Francisco (3i. Sept. 12. 13. 14. at move with the shade, an A.S.E.E. degree from Norwalk State Technical Bruce Radford on injured reserve. Davisdh SOOOMoralsdh 1000 AtlanU (2). Sept. 15.16; at San Diego sor, 10i30 a.m. promoted to vice president-business planning for the Knepper 731124 Gantner2b. 30l0W vnegarc 2 000 staying under and next to College and is pursuing a B.S.E.E. degree at the Univer­ benefits expired after the Minton (L34) 0 4 3 3 1 0 Yost c 3 0 0 0 Castino3b 4 0 0 0 (3). Sept. 26. Z7. 28; at San Francisco SOCCER Hamilton Standard division of United Technologies Corp. sity of Hartford. He is married to Lois Muraro of New Holland 1 0 0 0 ) 0 Sofieidlf 2 000 i3). Sept. 20, Oct. 1.2 the structure. I learned a big lesson In maximum of 26 weeks. San Diego HOUSTON 1968. It happened at the East Catholic al Rham, fn his new position, Trifari will be responsible for Canaan ajM)-has lived in Glastonbury for two years. Rivera If 10 0 0 Anglers can take advan­ ELKS- Bill Hanson 144-144- rOOLSoHOTTUUS Curtis 71-3 7 2 2 2 6 Cubbag lb 2 0 0 0 Garner Remaining i23)—Home ill): Summer Olympics in Mexi­ 10:30 a.m. developing recommendations on new business ventures, As operations manager Elsishans is responsible for the w — Fingers (W108) 2-310010 Jackson lb 10 0 0 San Francisco (3i. ^ p t 12.13.14 San tage of this behavior by 412, Bruce Fish 136-365, In Manchester, a total of ^ Baseball Lucas (S3I 1 0 0 0 0 0 Diego (2). Sept. 15. 16; Cincinnati (3). co City. As a U.S. star. I Cheney Tech al Bolton, long-range planning and new acquisition studies. R te. 4 4 -A (2 m East Ol Bonon Lake) ToUls 32 3 7 3 Totals 32 1 6 1 Sept. 26. 27. 3 . AtlanU i3i. Sept. 30. casting lures alongside day-to-day administration, testing, purchasing, and Minion pitched to 5 batters in 8th. Milwaukee 2010DOOOO-3 predicted I was going to Bill Winnie 146-374, Hal 10:30 a.m. Trifari, 43, joined Hamilton Standard as a sales 1,452 claims was recorded, CXVEMTRY 742-7308 WP-Curlis. PB-Sadek T-2;30, A- Oct. 1.2. Away (12i; at Cincinnali (2). docks, under piers, just win half a dozen gold operations of the Dynelco Division. 6J04. Minnesota 000 001000-I Sept 17.18. at San Francisco (3). Sept. Waldron 139-367, Ernie Penney al Hall, 10i30 engineer trainee in 1962. He was promoted to senior sales representing a drop of 14.2 B—Molitor. DP—Milwaukee 2. Min- 19, 20.21: at San Diego i2). ^ p t 22. a . about any place that offers medals. What happened? I El Fuego has been a leader in energy related products, nesoU 1. LOB-Milwaukee3. MinnesoU Pepin 138-371, Bill Adamy a.m. percent. BALTIMORE DETROIT at AtlanU (2). Sept 24 . 25. at Los didn't win any! Later I did engineer and later sales manager for Hamilton's elec­ 6. 2B-Cooper. Powell 3B-Poff. Land- Angeles (31, Oct 3,4.5. shade. Marinas discourage 164-396, Travis Cook Sr. such as its line of fireplace inserts and pre-fanricated ab r h bi ab r h bi reaux HR-Oglivie (34). SF-Oglivie. make a big splash. Farmington al Glaslon- tronic systems department and manager of gyro produc­ PHIUDELPHIA NEWvYORK Bumbryiryc cf 40 10 Peters cf 4 120 CINCINNATI fishing from their docks fireplaces, for the past seven years. ab r h bi ab r h bi IP H RElfBBSO Games Remaining (22)-Home (12): 151-389, Jack Talley 366, hury, 10:30 a.m. tion activities. In 1975, he was named product manager of Rose lb 5 110 Wilson cf 4 000 Dauerfb 5 00 0 Trmmllss 5 110 Milwaukee because of the danger of Singleln rf 5 2 2 0 C^rcom lb 4 113 Mitchell iW 4-3) 6 5 1 1 0 Los Angeles (3i. Sept 12. 13. 14; San ntpjui Roy Johnson 147-350, Matt Coventry al Old Lyme, motor vehicle inspection services for Hamilton Test McBride rf 5 14 1 Taveras ss 4 0 10 Francisco (2i. Sept. 15.16. Houston (2). snagging persons standing p(o8 u»AM JO ino) t OOM »q Schmidt3b 500 0 Mazzillilb 4000 Corey rf 0 0 0 0 Smmrsdh 1100 LaPoint iSli 3 1 0 0 2 Desimone 155, Dave Murray lb 4 2 2 0 Parrish c 4 0 0 0 MinnesoU Sept. 17.18. San Diego (2). Sept. M. Oct. qoiuTiH u( u)duiX(o JMiuins 11 a.m. Systems, a subsidiary of United Technologies and an Luzin^i If 3 111 Wshn^n If 4 0 0 0 2 120 Wcknfssif 1. Atlanta (3). Oct. 3. 4. 5. Away (10). nearby, but private boat 2il6I ^ 0)01 panpqns ajoui Lovigllo pr 0 10 0 Yongbid rf 3 0 2 0 Lownsln If 2 0 11 Erickson iL5-12i 9 7 3 3 Richards 137-388, Tony CROSS COUNTRY operating unit of Hamilton Standard. Prior to his latest Roenick If 110 0 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 WP-Erickson T- :.C6 A-6.722 at Los Angeles (3). Sept. 19. 20. 21; at docks are ideal targets for i t « oqM n id s V t N U3MSNV GroasU lO IlE M d ^ S b 40 10 Stone dh 0 0 0 0 Brookns3b 5 0 0 0 San F'rancisco (2i. Sept. 22 . 23. at DeSimone 136-375, Joe Manchester/Easl promotion. Trifari was business manager for vehicle test Trillo2b 5 0 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 0 0 Crowly dh 2 113 Whitakr2b 20 10 Houston (3i. Sept. 26.27.28. the angler seeking panfish. (c) 1980 NEA, Inc DeSimone 155-379, Hank Catholic al Windham In­ GMaddxcf 4 03 2 Backmn2b 20 10 Ayala ph 0000 NATIONAL LEAGUE In the evening, when the equipment for Hamilton Test Systems. Bowa ss 4 0 3 0 Bombek p 10 0 0 Kelly (Ih 2 115 By United Press International Hebert 372, AI Grabinsky vitational A native of Paterson. N.J., Trifari received a bachelor Boone c 4 0 10 Moreno ph 10 0 0 DeCincs3b 402 0 East 355, Bemie Welch 140-373, Bystrom p 4 110 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 W L Pet GB FIELD HOCKEY of science degree in electrical engineering from Catholic Dempsey c 4020 76 63 547 - MAJOR Jorgnsn ph 10 0 0 Belangrss 4010 Montreal Bob Mike 374, Ron Devaux Hall al Manchester, 10 I could talk, I’d tell you about Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 75 63 .543 ‘j University of America, where he was inducted into the ToUls 37 8 14 8 ToUls 31 4 6 4 Pittsburgh 73 67 .521 3‘* LEAGUE 137-158-137-432, John Miller p 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 000 304 100-8 Jai Alai Results Tau Beta Phi engineering honor fraternity. Totals 40 5 15 5 ToUls 31 0 5 0 Detroit 000 040000-4 St. Louis S 76 449 13>2 Philadelphia 300000011-5 New York 59 80 424 17 He is a member of the industry advisory committee of DP-Ballimore 1, Ektroil 4 LOB- LEADERS *rm 13.N 1I.N 120 New York 000 000000-0 Baltimore 7. Detroit 13.2B-Wockenfuss. Chicago 54 84 391 21>i rx«t Jai Alai Entries the American Association of Motor Vehicle Ad­ the great life insurance deal Daddy has. LOB-Philadelphia 9. New York6 2B- 2laM| IJO 3JI Dempsey. HR—Crowley (9). Corcoran West 1 E«l M elt Rose. Luzinski. McBride. SB-Taveras. (3). Kelly l3). W L Pci GB $ InmN 3JI ministrators, the American Pollution Control Associa­ Youngblood. Los Angeles 79 60 .568 - Major League Leaders 2 Mira I Imi 4.^ IN THURSDAY IP H RERBBSO By United Press International NUata 24 $3$ N IP H RERBBSO Baltimore Houston 79 60 568 - 1 U fiU m SJI rnt <•" tion, and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Balling 2 $ UIJI rwlacta 1-2 HIJI Philadelphia Palmer 41-3 3 4 4 7 2 Cincinnati 77 63 .550 2>:i Trflacb 6-2 $ H3S.7I Engineering. Bystrom (Wl-0) 9 5 0 0 2 5 AtlanU 71 68 .511 8 ibased on 375 at bats) ^ Pwfwta S-2 W tm I.MWMhmU Z M M M l i i !>■ He read these pamphlets about SBLI - Savings Bank T. Martinez (W2-3) 2 1 0 0 4 3 National League BgMk New York Stoddard (S21) 22-3 2 0 0 2 2 San Francisco 67 72 .482 12 TrMMti S-2-1 U91.N Bomback (L9-7) 5 8 3 3 0 San Diego 62 78 .443 174 K ah r h pci 4 1aa9iillna lIJO 4.N 3.N $.Za|ri4artne Detroit Wednesday 's Results Templetn, St.L IM ¥6 73 145 3B3 I Mat I UiMt 7.N $J0 Meditation course Jackson 3 4 1 1 1 Morris (L13-14) 5 II 5 5 T.imFJaHM Reardon 2-33110 Montreal 4, Chicago 2. night Buckner, (Thi 123 489 57 157 321 IfiwZm Ml 4JI IN 1 Fa«ta Zaqri LN Life Insurance. He learned he could get up to $30,000 Underwood 0 0 11 Cincinnati 3. AtlanU 0. night Hernandz, St.L 135 507 96 161 318 7 inn I brim IN Ml EAST HARTFORD— An intensive 12-hour medita­ Miller 1-3 0 0 0 0 Rozema 1 2 1 1 Cedeno. Hou 113 417 » 132 .317 M ta 4 4 $ N N WP-Byslrom.T-2;3l. A-6.74B. Philadelphia 5. New York 0, night 2CikiMCm 4.N Nrfacta 44 H7M0 tion course, sponsored by the Aspx;iation for Research Ujdur 0 1 1 1 Pittsburgh 7. St Louis 6. night Cruz. Hou 136 519 74 163 314 Lopez 3 0 0 0 McBride, Phil 115 470 58 147 313 M II4-7 S4tN Trifacta 44-1 S14NJI and Enlightenment of Virginia Beach. Va., will be aNaNNATI ATLANTA Houston 6. Los Angeles 5.12 innings, NrlwU 4-7 (UUI worth o f coverage, for less mon^, by buying it ab r h bi ab r h bl I^rris pitched to 2 batters m 6th Hendrick, StL 135 519 €0 162 .312 M e Underwood pitched to I batter in 6th; night Collins. Cin 122 467 80 143 306 TrftMts 4-7-2 W IN presented for the public at the East Hartford Holiday Inn, CoUinsef 4 1 2 0 Royster If 4000 Uijdur pitched to3 batters in 7th. San Diego4. San Francisco2. night 7 OrWa I fiaiaMNliN I.N 4JI Geroomef 0 000 Hubbrd2b 4020 Parker. Pill 123 «8 64 140 306 TM Roberts Street, starting at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24, -T. Martinez. T-317. A-14.156 Thursday 's Games 1 fiMM Ivtrai I2JI S.N 7JI TttaZaqri 7.20 IN Griffey rf 4 110 Matthws rf 30 1 0 I All Times EDT) Simmons, St L 127 437 78 133 304 5 km M a I 4JI W and continuing on Saturday from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. directly through the Saving Bank of Manchester. Hoahldrrf 0 0 0 0 HomerSb 4020 Chicago (Martz04)) at Montreal i Lea American League llM Z m 121 KANSAS CITY CAUFORNIA ab r h pet 1 Hun I Wi I U l (Mala 2-7 $34.N Conepenss 4 000 Climblslb 4010 ab r h bi ab r h bi 5-6), 7 3d p.m. S fariada 7-2 S121JI This program will be presented by Herbert Puryear, Foster If 4 12 3 Murphy cf 4000 Philadelphia iRuthven 14-9) at New G Brett. KC to t 301 76 156 306 bMtol-3S2MI l.M Zm a Wilson If 4 02 0 Thon ss 5 0 10 81 194 362 Trifacta 7-24 H37JI Ph. D., the director of research for the Asswiation for Benchc 4 0 10 Benraicl c 3000 Wshngt 50 1 0 LansfrdSb 4 000 York (Burris7-10). 8 (£ p m Cooper. 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KC 139 607 lit 196 323 IlMca IN Ml Otisef 4 0 2 0 Harlow rf 0 0 0 0 Bumbry, Balt 138 547 KB 172 314 Mala 3-S $29JI and premiums he wanted me to have. Hanna p 0000 (^rdenl rf 3 12 0 Downng ph 0 0 0 0 St. Louis at Philadelphia 2tiriH S.N The content of the program stresses "How to Asslstn ph 1010 Watson, NY t i l 404 54 125 300 Par1acU$-3 W JI La(^kph 0 0 0 0 Kubski rf 0 10 0 San Diego at Atlanta, night Oliver. Tex Ml 572 82 175 306 Trilacb S-3-2 I221N Meditate. " It includes in-depth discussions, experimental Ramirz pr 0000 Cnepen ph 10 11 Grich2b 4 2 13 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night NrlKtaHW-N ' Garber p 0000 San F'rancisco at Houston, night I Home Runs tn lUNTS NMOFON KSNTS N U N exercises, audio-visual aids, and course materials for Hurdler! 1 0 0 0 Clark If 3 0 11 Halional League — Schmidt. Phil 77, TrifKta 34-2 3777.N Daddy thinks it’s the best bargain anjiwherel Lum ph 10 10 Chalk 3b 4 00 0 Millercf 30 0 1 RMc i m m Hrabskyp 0000 Homer. All 31. Murphy. All 29. Baker. DawNc each participant. Skaggs c 4 0 2 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 Muza I ViNarta 11.20 4JI IN Brrghs pn 1000 ToUls 40 3 13 3 Tot^s 31 8 8 7 By United Press International LA 28. Hendrick. SIL24 3 bM| ircaraitl IIJI LN iN For more information, call 774-7945 or 423-5925. Ad­ (^mp p 0000 American League — Jackson. NY X. 2 fiairiaaa Oanata 7.N LN FWIfc Kansas City 000 000111-3 East Oglivie. M1134. TRomas. Mil33. Armas, 1 Iraaa in*a 1L2I Ml vance registration is requested; tickets will be available ToUls 36 3 8 3 ToUlsTotals 33 0 8 0 California 01000034x-8 W L Pet GB SMallapa 4JI I OrNa ■ Hft 7JI Use the coupon, and you can read all about it,too. Cincinnati 300000(0^3 Oak 31. Murray. Ball 24 IkiMla 24 S37.N l.fiiMa-2ara LOakM M E-(Xi8. Aikens. Wilson. Grich DP- New York 87 52 826 - Huns Batted In Mala 1-3 $2f .N liazuMbnata LMMajfa at the door on a space-available basis. AtUnU 000000000-0 KansasCityl.California! LOB-Kansas Baltimore M 56 604 3 Nrlacta 4-2 U3.10 E>-Gomez. DP-Cincinnati 1. LOB- National League— Schmidt. Phil 100; Macta 3-1 $5IN S. 6e»N*bhliIaaa-laiM City 14. Cafifomia 5.2B-Washington SF Boston 75 61 661 10^ Trifacta 4-2-5 H72.il Cincinnati 6. AtlanU 7 2B-(Thambliss. —Miller. Milwaukee 74 87 .526 14 Hendrick. StLw. Garvey. LA96. Baker. Trifacta 3-14 SONJI LlaaMMarta Matthews. HR—Foster(22) SB-Collins. LA80. Hernandez. St L ^ Sartk TMfflk T. lvMMil Assistant director Or phone 646-l'700. Or stop by any office of the IP H RERBBSO CleveUnd 71 87 514 15Vx SN iN N M IP H RERBBSO American League —Cooper. Mil 106. $lMa4aHM*a 34JI 11.21 I.N Kansas City Detroit 71 68 511 16 Oliver, Tex KS. Brett. KC100, Jackson. 4 iaapiB fiaraMN 14.N IN 2.N MANCHESTER - G. Brooks Euler Jr., CLU, of Cincinnati Martin (L84) 6 Toronto » 80 04 28 1 faKta laia I 7JI Ml 3 0MI&Mca 7JI LN SMc Seaver (W8-7) 9 8 0 0 1 3 Twitty West NY96. Oglivie. Mil and Armas. Oak96 I JaNrii bpa IN Manchester has been appointed assistant director in the AtlanU Stolen Bases 2lraLM4a 2i0 l.M Laaa Savings Baulk of Manchester. (I would myself, Pattin W L Pet GB b M a 14 U7.20 3.01 bill life, health and financial services department at The McWIImsi Victories CHICAGO MONTREAL ) r h bi ab Wednesday's Results vice representative at Camden, N.J. and in 1965 was abrhbi abrhbi JCruz2b 4 0 11 Lemon cf 4 120 Chicago 4, Seattle 3 National League - Carlton, Phil21-8. Oakland 3. Texas 1 Reuss. LA and Bibby. Pitt 1$^. Niekro. named assistant mariager at Haddonfield, N.J. In 1969 he DeJesusss 2 1 0 0 LeFlore II 4000 Craig cf 4 110 Squires lb 402 1 Hou 15-11. Sanderson. Mil 14-8. Hulhven. Handle 3b 4 110 Scott 2b 301 I Simpson rf 4 0 11 Nordhgn If 4 0 10 New York?. Toronlo6, night was appointed assistant brokerage manager, in charge, Cleveland?. Boston4. nigfil Phil 14-9, Rogers. Mtl 14-10 Bucknrlb 4 0 3 2 Office rf 3 110 Bochlelb 40 10 Kunlzlf OOOO American League — Slone. Balt 22-6. Martin cf 4 0 0 0 Dawson cf 4010 Allen pr 0 0 0 0 Johnsndh 4 120 BallimoreS. Delroit 4. night at the Philadelphia, Pa. brokerage office and in 1971 was Biittner rf 4 00 0 Carterc 3 111 Walton dh Milwaukee3. Minnesota 1. night John, NY 20-7; Norris. Oak 19-8, (Jura, 4 0 10 MurrisnZb 4 120 KC186. Barker. Ctev 18-8 named consultant, mutual fund markeUng, at the Tracy If 4 0 0 0 Cromrtlb 2 111 Milburn ss 4 110 Baines rf 4 122 California 8. Kansas City 3. night Blacxwll c 3 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 3000 Roberts If 2 0 0 1 F'olev c 30 11 Earned Run Average Philadelphia office. Later that year he was promoted to Dillard 2b 2 0 0 0 ^ i e r ss 3 110 Meyer ph 1 0 0 0 Prvor 3b 4 00 0 ibased on 140 innings. “He got it National League - Sutton. LA 2 15. manager at the home office in Hartford, and in 1973 was Figueroph 1 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 2 0 0 0 Narronc 2 0 10 TCruz ss 40 1 U Thursday s Games KellehrZb 0000 Andersn pr 0 10 0 Reuss. LA 2 24. Carlton. Phil 2 34. named life manager at Westport He returned to Hartford LCox c 0 0 0 0 lAll Times EDTi Zachry, NY 2 84. Rogers. Mil and Blue. at our bank!” Reuschel p 2 0 0 0 Milwaukee iRaas 15-121 at MinnesoU SF2 9L. Vailph 1000 F)d)er 3b 2 0 0 0 sp a n s NEWS. in 1979 as manager. Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 3 7 3 Totals 3i) 4 13 4 ' r^sinan a-Ui.2 15 p m American League- Norris. Oak2 27. A native of Philadelphia, Euler received a bachelor's' Seattle 000110010-3 c i; ‘T^*anl64i at Boston i Drago May. NY2 M. Gura. KC2 fC, Burns. Chi ToUls 31 2 4 2 Totals 27 4 6 3 64j.7»pm 2 82. Ungford,Oak2 94 Chicago 000101OOO- 2 Chicago 001 ODD (Ox-4 felnmore I Slone I al Toronto Stnktouls degree from Western Maryland College and an LL.B. Montreal 000(0 100-4 F>-Simpson DP-Seattle 1, Chicago 1 'McLaughlin54).7 Xpm degree from LaSalle Extension of the University of iicmo LOB-Seattle 4. C'hicago 8 2B—Lemon National League - Carlton. Phil 262. E^Reuschel DP—CT 1 LOD- Kansas City < Leonard 17-9) Rvan. Hou 168. Solo. Cm 154. Blyleven. Chicago 4. Montreal 4 2&-Buckner_2 Craig. Simpson, T. Cruz. J Cruz. California (Frost 4-81. lO X p m Chicago. He is a member of the Hartford Chapters of HR-carter <231. Cromartie tl4i SR- Morrison. Baines 3B-Milbourne SB- Pitt lf:3, Niekro. All 151 DeJesus S-Gullickson Mlen.S—Edler SF—Roberts. F'olev American League - Barker. Clev lf0. Charter Life Underwriters and Life Underwriters: Norris. Oak If^. Guidry, NY 140. IP H RERBBSO IP II r f:r b B so Euler has four children and lives at 53 Sycamore Lane Chicago Seattle F'nday's Games Bannister. Sea 131. Haas. Mil 128 Savings Bank of Manchester Reuschel iL 11-111 7 6 4 4 4 2 Abbott 61-3 10 1 I 0 4 New York at Boston Saves in Manchester. Tidrow 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^rmintiLO-li 1 2-3 3 3 2 0 1 Baltimore al Toronto National Uague - Sutter. Chi 26, M s n i n u L 923 Mmn Street, Manchester, CTT 06040 Montreal CTiicago Delroit at Cleveland Mumc. Cm and Allen. NY 22, Fingers. GuIlicksoniWS^i 9 4 2 2 2 18 ,loyt . (W8-2 8 7 3 3 .Minnesota at C'hicago SD20, Tekulve. F'itt 19 In new position WP—Gulhckson Balk—Reuschel PB-'artDw iS2S 10 0 0 Kansas City at Oakland American League— ^isenberry. KC SPORTS PHONE* gives you up-to-the-instant scores and trades. □ Send me your literature that Blackwell T-2 30 A-17B74 Hoyt pitched to 1 batter in9th Texas at California B, Oossage, NY 26. Farmer, Clii Z>. explains how I can get a bener deal T-2ff: A-3.(E8 Milwaukee at Seattle Burgmeier. Bos22. Stoddard. BaU21 Fast and first, 24 hours a day. Backgrounds on hot young talent and LOS ANGELES HOUSTON WILLIMANTIC — Peter Petruchik has been appointed on life insurance with SBLI. ab r h bl ab r h bl Sparks transfers.— .—— old pros. to the newly created position of president Brand-Rex Lopes2b 5 0 2 0 Morgan 2b 4010 Wire & Cable Divisions, Brand-Rex Co. □ Please telephone me at . _____ - Johnsin rf 4 110 Smith p 0 0 00 In all sports, professional, amateur, college. Updated at least 25 (number) Russel) ss 0 0 0 0 Woods ph 10 11 BERKELEY. Calif. (UPI) - Sparks, a 6-foot-2*^ard, started as As president of Brand-Rex Wire & Cable Divisions, Mota ph 1 0 0 0 Rf^rge p 0000 University of California basketball a freshman last season. He averaged times a day. Call now for a one minute message. Petruchik will be responsible for all wire and cable SHowep 0 0 0 0 Cabeil3b 6010 7.6 points and had 81 assists. His Name ______Fergsn ph 1 0 0 0 Puhl rf 60 ) 0 operations of Brand-Rex including the Electronic L In­ Baker li 6 111 Cruz If 6 3 3 1 player Kevin Sparks has transferred assist total ranked him 10th in the First Aid(ditional Garvev lb 6 0 2 1 Cedenocf 5 14 1 to Loyola Marymount University. dustrial Cable Division, Telecommunications Cable Divi­ Oy 3b 5 110 Wallmg lb 5 100 Pacific-10 Conference last season,__ Dial New York Direct!' Minute Minute Street Monday cf 5 0 10 Ashby c 2012 sion, Nonotuck Manufacturing Co. and Brand-Rex Ltd. SciosTi'ac 3 0 0 1 I,eonrd ph 0 000 PLAINVILLE Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m 45* 30* (Scotland). He had been vice president, Brand-Rec Com­ Haichrph 10 10 Pujols c . 0000 C jty. .- r f Uw pr 0 0 0 0 Heepph 10 11 Sunday-Friday 5p.m.-11 p.m. 2 9 * 20* pany and general manager of the Electronic ti Industrial Mitchell r( 0 100 Louckspr 0 100 Sunday-Friday 11 p.m.-8a.m. Cable Division. Castillo rf 0 0 0 0 Bochy c o'ooo WANTED 18* 12* Petruchik has been with Brand-Rex since 1976. He lives State Zip Thomas ss 4 110 Reynlds ss 3 00 0 Sunday 8a.m.-5p.m. Hooton p 4 0 0 0 Allnwe ss 1000 ST 7” 18* 12* in Windham Center. Yeagerc 0 0 0 0 Gonzalz pr 00 0 0 Saturday All Day 18* 12* Thmssnph 10 12 Ryan p 2 000 Brand-Rex Co., a part of Akzona Inc., is a major Date of Birth Sunhous p 0 0 0 0 Bergmn ph 10 10 TO BUY Sept. 11 designer, manufacturer and supplier of industrial and Sambitop 00 0 0 l-andstv ph 1 000 electronic interconnection components for the electronic, ToUls 46 r 11 ' Tt.UK ■ 44 > 14 6 AUTO RACES One fjul when w mmng run « ored telephone, utility, offshore, building construction and Los Angeles ill (0l(a)aiF- 5 aerospace industries. Houston . nuu (Ol too (SI- 6 CLEAN F> Morgan Russell Sambilo l)P-l„<» 1 0 0 lap 25 lap iSavings Bank AngelesZ Houston? U)R !/»-. Angeles 9 Houston 9 2H-Jt>hnsir>ne Ashbv USED GARS Mod-heats StrNt-heati Bergman. Thomas Heep HR-lUliier - - Office reopening i2B Cruz ' 10- SB-Scioscia (Jarvev of Manchester Cedeno Morgan Cruz fy Thfjinas (Mi«-DeMKtionSept20 1 212 976-1313 fP H H F.R BBSO PAorn M aocbetlcr: MainSircet(MamOfnce);PurncllPtacc(Driveln); MANCHESTER — Sulaiman Marikar, M.D., an­ Uis Angeles Southern New England Telephone Burr Corners Shopping Center; East Center Street; Manchester Pirkade; Hooton IS ADM 6-12 yre. 98* nounces the reopening of his office at 342 Main St., ,S Howe Hanford Road at McKee; Shoprite Ptaza at Spdiccr; Top Notch Shopping SUnhouse under 6 FREE Manchester, for the practice of psychiatry. Center at N on h End. East Hartford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Bridge Plaza. Sutcliffe 'L3-9 ‘Service Mark of Piione Programs. Inc Dr. Marikar received his training at the Institute of BoltM: Bolton Notch at Route 44A. Afldover: Andover Shopping Plaza. Houston “ Rales quoted are from Manchester lor calls dialed direct, wiihoul operator help {tax not included) Hang up promptly to keep South WiarUor; Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center. Ryan Living and is certified by the American Board of Sainbiio 1 2 2 9 M al^tinMmchM tor PUUNVILLE STADIUM charge within one minute Ashford: Junction Routes 44& 44A. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-1700. Smith T E L .a 4 » 4 4 M Psychiatry. Roberge > W 2-0 > Plalnvlll* m* 72 Conn. T-3 40 A--37 6B 18 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Sept. 11, 1990 EVENING HEHALIX Thurs . Sept 11. 1980 — 19 TV in review Town urges TV tonight. is my boat >»y Militants join 6:00 Loratta Lynn ara tha spaclal guaat 12KX) boycott of (COMorkAndIMndyMorkaxpar- stars of this country mualc ax- C IS Late Movla THE JEFFER- Bradley gets lanoas aarthling lova for tha firal (1) I'W.?. C.'’ ) Irtdy Bunch tima, losaa his haad ovar a shapaly travaganza. (Rapaat: 2 hra.) SONS: Mothor Joflorcpn'o Fall' CAST OF CHARACTERS: Mario Lanza, the man ) Joknr’tWHd blonds and introducas Mindy to tha Nancy Sanrin: Tha Arts Nobody qaunta to have tIma for who made opera popular with bobbysoxers and Klan rally I Wogrnm Unsnnouncnd ^ a c t of his passion. (Rapaat) Tom Cottta Show Mother Jaffaraon, ao aha raaorta to movie fans in the fifties, may not have died of a l O Zoom 0:30 daaparata maaaurao to gat aoma heart attack. One of the singer's closest friends power struggle dJklovla-George Springer) president of the to sue hostage in Iran U ta was played by one of my tavorices, Kathleen Quinlan, CMND OPOW6 FM SETTU Carter's Massachusetts campaign in appearing in upcoming Hartford Symphony Orchestra who was so marvelous in “I Never I'^mised You a Rose “bring the Kids for free kitea ” 1976, said in her first day on the job Fedoronko never got paid, so in concerts. Garden." The movie will be coming to TV soon, possibly even Wednesday that Connecticut is a WARMINSTER, Pa. (UPI) - A this season. CCAG asks July he filed a small-claims suit with This year’s first broadcast, on Oct. 5, will look ahead to "swing state " at this point. A recent suburban Philadelphia businessman District Justice James M. kelly the entire 1980-81 season. C)onductor Arthur Wlnograd NOW M TK L HIUTFOilD, MUKHSTa poll showed Ronald Reagan leading says he never meant to sue one of the rate changes asking that the school be told to pay will discuss highlights, including Mozart’s “Requiem” on Carter by 1 percent. American hostages when he filed a Oct, 31 and Nov. 1, followed by a series of Mozart con­ Come Ye HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec-1 complaint seeking payment on a $406 up- MU TO SERVE YOU BETTER “1 think the Anderson thing will die Fedoronko said Keough s name certs, the world premiere of a composition by Hartt a natural death,” Mrs. Knox told ticut Citizen Action Group has filed a check-writing machine he sold to the Oine and all appeared in the suit merely for faculty-member Donald Harris on Jan. 6 and 7, Berlioz’ JOHN DI\N reporters at Carter's downtown cam­ request with the Division of Public American School in Iran. FEATURINO QUASAR “identification purposes.” He said he “Requiem” on Feb. 3 and 4, Mahler’s “Symphony No. 5” Be welcome NiLUSHI AYKRGVD paign headquarters. Anderson polled Utility Control asking that excess But Urest Fedoronko said had no idea Keough, formerly of on March 24 and 25, and guest artists Itzhak Perlman, 18 percent of the vote to Reagan’s 36 generating capacity be removed | Wednesday night that some peqple VIDEO RECOBDERS Brookline, Mass., was a hostage, and Horacio Gutierrez, Pep Romero, and guest conductors at all raoenhn I nra. percent and Carter’s 35 percent in from Northeast Utilities’ rate base. think he did. t h e ri said he never assumed he could Lawrence Smith and Hugh Wolff. ’Twenty-year-old VH5020 24 hr programabi* the recent survey. The DPUC is considering a request I “This has caused me all kinds of violinist Cho-Liang Lin opens the 1980-81 season on the 3rd annual Sen. Edward Kennedy, U-Mass., from Northeast, the state’s largest grief,” the self-employed salesman collect the money from Keough. BLUES ”1 thought he was just an employee ’Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 14 and 15, at the Bushnell carried Connecticut in the March electric utility, for a record |l77 | said of the suit, filed two months ago • 6 7 8 of the school, ” Fedoronko said, ’’and Memorial in Hartford, and he will be the guest on the se­ BROTHERS presidential primary and Mrs. Knox million rate increase. but disclosed only two days ago. Wethersfield VH5150 7 day programabla I know employees are not responsible cond “Hartford Symphony Preview” on Sunday Oct. 12. said she hopes his supporters, once Al Driscoll, head of the consumer “People are calling me and for the debts of a company. ” Antiques Festival • 7 « 8 . « 9 the Democratic National Convention groups’s Energy Committee, said threatening me, (making) i. VK7308E ZOOM LENS CAMERA A FANTASY. wounds have healed, will go to Wednesday the DPUC should adjust anonymous calls threatening me for Fedoronko said when it was Square Dance September 12th A MUSICAL. the rate base to force Northeast to in­ suing a hostage. They don’t even give • 8 4 9 .9 9 APLACe Carter’s side. learned that Keough was being held on the lovely grounds of the Solomon Wellet House, overlooking the WHEftB DREAMS She said the president will need all stitute energy efficiency and alter­ you a chance to explain.” captive, Keough's name “was First Danes of ths Ssason 8 to 1 1 COME TRUE The suit was brought to light Wethersfield Cove, Hartford Ave., Wethersfield, CT. EUit Marsh St. from Hmittd tupply at IfMaa T120 TAPES...... • 1 6 .8 0 help he can get because “he’s run­ native energy programs. stricken from the original com­ 1-91. Follow Motor Vehicle De|it. signs. 'Tuesday when a lawyer for the wife tuper low prioot J U A M A m i ning against two Republicans” — ’’Many other state utility com­ plaint” by Kelly. Kacey Squares SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13 Anderson as well as Reagan. missions have removed from con­ of hostage Dr. William F. Keough, All VMeo Movies D&E Video Tape & Supply “I'Yom my knowledge, it’s very sumers the burden of paying for former superintendent of the Tehran to uu. to S a.ni. — raki or iMnt p m r e r school, asked Bucks County Court for On Aug. 4 Kelly awarded Lansfofd School (Unhrortal, MCA, Olanay, close,” she said. useless and obsolete generating OUTDOOR ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE Paramount, 20th Cantury Fox, 206 Burnside Ave T 7 AUNiVlRSAi. PiCUlRt plants,” he said. “CCAG believes the more time to appeal an judgment Fedoronko the $408 plus $20 legal costs in a default judgment against Bps Drive (off Goodwin St) L Hartford MotroSVCI) Mrs. Knox worked for Carter in the DPUC must order Northeast Just relaxing that the school pay Fedoronko the Michigan and Iowa Democratic only the school — not Keough. AduIlM SI.50 Home-prepared vIcliiaU Free parkins ALL RATINBS AND 2 8 9 - 7 0 7 9 PLEASE CAaTHEATRE Utilities to take these much-needed Ron Bassill, owner of an antique shop, takes advantage of his $406. Mainstream Plus 2+2 Program Benefit the Wethersfield Historical Society FOR SCREEN TNMES primaries and is .on leave as special actions because it is painfully ob­ The case dates back to July 1978 Federonko said he has not received Belly Forbes, director Rsntsls Avsilsbio asslsUnt to the president of Wayne vious that NU will do very little by hair drying chair while waiting for customers at his store on when Fedoronko, 69, of Warminster, the money, does not expect to, and -VHS ONLY- ^ HOURS Mon-Fri 4:30-9pm Sat 12-8 State University in Detroit. itself.” Boston Street in the Dorchester section of Boston. (UPI phot i) sold the machine to the school. will not pursue the matter.

I 20 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 11, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 11, 1980 - 21 Nadp Wonted IS Help Wanted Site H eral^i PLEASE READ I IS HWp Womod IS Help Wantotf IS Help Wonted IS Help Wonted IS Help Wonted IS SUuotlon Wonted IB INDEX I ADVERTISING PAHT TIME Woman to work SECHETAKY-Immediate LOUKING FOR WORK. Am­ GENERAL CUNTHACTUK MANCHESTER WENDY’S OLD FASHIONED MECHANIC - Experienced in EXPERIENCED HAIR opening for experienced Carter refuses to debate d e a d l in e YOUR AD NEEDS CARPENTER - Must In East Hartford office. Good INSURANCE AGENCY is DHESSEK needed for busy HAMBURGERS 260 Broad all phases of truck and auto bitious fifteen year old girl NOTICIB be knowledgable and at figures and typing. Call 528- looking for a mature person Street, Manchester, Is repairs, gas and diesel. Secretary. Skills: Shorthand would like to work from 2:15 1522 lor an appointment. Manchester salon. Call: 100 wpm,' typing 70 wpm. 2 1 ~ Lost and Pound |12:00 noon Iht day Harald la raaponalblal experienced In all phases of who is well organized and Ultimate 1, 643-2103; ask for currently looking for quality Minimum 5 years experience. p.m. to anytime. Also 2 — Personala yeara experience as secretary for only ona Incorractl constnicUoa. CiU 7 4 2 -^ . career-oriented to work in a Diana. minded nersons. for lunch Must have own tools. Start at weekends and school 3 — AnnouncamentB Ibatora publication. SHEET METAL - Someone modern office. Must have time and closing shift help. 37.00 per hour. All Fringe to a company management of- vacations. Call Jodie at 646- Ron angry^ Jimmy adamant John blame$ aide$ 4 — Entartalnmant Inaartlon and than only I HUUSEWIVES. Earn extra strong secretarial skills and Benefits. For appointment flclal, since 1977, and 1644. 5 — Auction! who is knowledgeable In the DIETARY AIDES. Full Ume Persons applying for closing iDaadllna lor Saturday to tha alia of 4ha| HKNiey white children are In straightening of Aircraft enjoy public contact. shift must be 18 or over. Apply call 688-7596. eimerlenced In Contract Ad­ FINANCIAL and part time including some ministration. Send resume or BDUKKEEPEK SEEKS work By Uniletl Presi International land Monday la 12KI0 original Inaartlon. I sdMOI. Work two to four hours Bracketry to blueprint. TUOL Experience In an Insurance weekend work. Apply In per­ between 2 and 4 p.m. 8 - BondB-Stocki-MongiQO! PAHT TIME SECRETAHY- contact: Audrey Frey, In M anchester. No phone Honald Keagan Is "sorry and angry.” President Carter Errora which do not at lunch lime (or Dairy MAKER, DIE MAKER. agency preferred, but will son: KIverside Health u r e 9 — Partonal Loans [Noon Friday. BOOK-KEEPEK Pioneer Parachute Co., tnc., work. Experience in most Is adamant. John Anderson says it's all the fault of Carter Queen. Fringe benefita. Clean EXPERIENCED train an otherwise qualified Center. 745 Main Street, East 10 — Insurance laaaan tha valua of tha pleaaant surroundings. Apply and capable person. For ap­ - Responsible person for 20 Pioneer Industrial Park, Hale systems. 529-0639 ; 633-6493. MACHlNlSrS who want to HarUord. 528- 2167. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• aides. EMPLOYMENT 'laaalfiao ada ara advartlaamant will not | U1 Broad Street, Manchester. gain knowledge in the pointment, please call Bob MECHANICAL hours. Must have Hoad, Manchester, Ct. 06040. The upshot; There will be a debate between Keagan 13 — Help Wanted Bookkeeping experience thru Phone: 644-1681, between 10 Bkan ovar tha phona ba corractad by an ad­ manufacter of tools and die. Lathrop 646-8050. Independent JANITUKS to wash and wax □ EDUCATION and Anderson Sept. 21 In Baltimore, sponsored by the 14 — Business Opportunities ditional Inaartlon.___ MACHINISTS - We have an Apply: Gunver Manufacturing Insurance Center, Inc. Trial Balance, and typing ac­ a.m. - 2 p.m. for appointment. 15 — Situation Wanted i a convanlanca. Tha floors. Forty hours per week. INSPECTOR An Equal Dpportunlty League of Women Voters. An empty chair will symbolize excellent opportunity for a Company, 234 Hartford Hoad, Good startinj; wages and curacy, Respond to: E. EDUCATION rion who Is capable of Stanley, 48 Hartford Road, Employer. Privote Intiructloni Carter’s refusal to participate. Manchester. HN’S or LPN’s benefits. Excellent opportuni­ 1$ 18 — Private Instructions Eying Out and SetUng Up Our ManehMttr plant la Manchester, Conn., 06040. An unsuccessful final effort was made Wednesday to ty for dependable person. KENNEL ASSISTANT PAHT 19 — ^hools-Classes JoiM In our Lathe Depart­ SECRETARY - Une man local leWMMMEMDir Apply: KIverside HealUi Care aaaking an individual wHh PIANO LESSONS. Elemen­ 20 — Instructions Wanted ment. 5 yeara experience machinitl background HOUSEKEEPER • 2 full TIME - Wednesdays and find a format all three candidates could embrace. When Law Office. Shorthand a East Hartford Convalescent Center. 745 Main Street, East tary special education teacher required. Top Pay and and ability to uaa baalc In- days. Manchester area. Must Thursdays. Involvement with the meeting broke up, Keagan and Anderson had REAL EETATE 2Ke iterate must. Phone 646-2425. Home is now the Riverside HarUord. 528- 2167. with music minor. Beginning pets, public, and 23 — Homes for Sale Excellent*•’— Fringe Benefits! apaelion maaauring drive. Lovely home, Three students. 30.00 per W hour. accepted the Invitation; Carter had formally rejected It. Health Care Center. Starting adults. Call for details .Mrs. maintenance. Canine Holiday 24 — Lols-Land for Sale CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Call 647-9935, betwiitween 7 a.m. HOUSEWIFE SHIFT • 11 to 2. HOUSEKEEPERS. hMII time aquipmant, and raad and 649- 6467. "1 am sorry and 1 am angry and the American people 25 — Investment Property wages are RN’s 37.50 per Brown, 643-2407.______Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, and 5 p.m. Appointments can Tuesday thru Friday. Apply including some week-end Intarpral bluaprinta. also will be,” said Keagan. 26 — Business Property Lo(t and Found alio be sch^uled for after hr., LPN’s 36.50 per hour. Manchester Inquire: 8-10 Scfioofs-CfassM within: Tommy's Pizzarla, Night and weekend differen­ work. Mature and responsible SHEET METAL PRESS a.m. 19 “Let the American people see who Is willing to discuss 27 — Resort Property Probate Notice working hours. 267 E ast C enter S treet, 28 — Real Estate Wanted LUST - West Highland white tial. Paid sick days. Paid Individual. Apply KIverside Aaotv to Paraowiat Dapartmant BRAKE UPEHATOK. Ap­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS SIGN UP NOW. Ceram ic the grave Issues that confront our nation,” he said, “and terrlor. Very affectionate. Manchester. Health Care Center. 528-2167. MIIC. SERVICES ESTATE OF EDWARD J. NOREN. BABYSITTER WANTED. holidays. Blue Shield. Blue proximately five years WE ARE LOOKING FOR a Classes. 55 Volpi Rbad, deceased Answers to name of ’’Toot.” Cross. Major medical dis­ Gerber Scientific expereince. Mathematical let them note whose chair will be empty.” 31 — Services Offered responsible full-time person Bolton. Manchester line. 1:00 The Hon. William E FitzGerald. Three small children. Monday opsarag NUHSES AIDES. Positions Carter said: “My position has been clear. It’s consis­ 32 — Palntlng-Paperlng Has collar and tags. Needs ability insurance. Free life background preferred. Over­ who can perform a variety of Judge, of the Court of Probate. and Wednesday mornings. Instrument Company to 3:30; 7:00 to 9:30. 649-8402. 33 — Building-Contracting medication. Missed very insurance. Two weeks vaca­ avaiUble on 7:3, 3-11, 11-7 time and all company paid jobs In our warehouse, in­ tent and I do not Intend to change I t ... We still are eager District of Manchester at a hearing Your home, Bolton High Telephone shifts. Good starting wages 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng held on September 9.1980 ordered that much. Any Information, call tion alter one year. benefits in an air conditioned cluding shipping, receiving, to have as many debates as we can schedule between School or Manchester area. ImniidlAli o b m Im for and benefits. Excellent oppor­ •3 QvrtMr Ro k I W nt 35 — Heating-Plumbing all claims must be presented to the a n y titn e . M8-96M. Keward. Pays 11.50 hourly. Call Betsey Positions on 7-3; 3-11; and plant in Manchester. Dynamic stocking, and scheduling of □ REAL ESTATE myself and Governor Keagan first and then to debate 36 — Flooring fiduciary on or before December 9. ’parMHi wMi ixptrlMiM as tunity to learn nurses aides Soulli WIndwr, Conn. 0S074 Metal Products Company, In­ Drivers and Trucks. This per­ 1980 or be barred as by law provided at 6494381. 11-7 shifts. RN Supervisor Ih Em ) OwtMr iMlmr a/i aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Governor Keagan, Congressman Anderson and any 37 — Movlng-Trucking-Storage P e n o n e li 1 Maphoiw opurator Mid/or positions available ^11 and skills. We will provide you corporated. 646-4048. son must have: the potential 38 — Services Wanted Pearl J Hultman. with complete orientation in Homoo For Sole 22 others the sponsors of the debate might bring together.” Ass t Clerk BUUKKEEPER - Full antwiring sarvice in our tl-7 shifts. to learn and grow with us as MISC. FOR SALE The fiduciary is your position, as well as on the DHIVEK - Ught Deliveries In Los Angeles, Anderson blamed Carter’s aides for LOOKING FOR charge. General Ledger, Tax Monitoring Communloi* APPLY the postlon developes Into a 40 — Household Goods Robert E Noren job training. Apply: KIverside STRONG, KEUABLE BOYS and warehouse duties. Must EAST HARTFORD SPLIT 2425 High Point Boulevard RESPONSIBLE PEKSUN(S) Reports. East Hartford con­ Uon Soetton. nVUSIIE NUITII CM£ CENTDI general warehouse manager. scuttling the plans. 41 — Articles for Sale Health Care Center. 528-2167. ages 13-17 wanted for mis­ LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ Apt m to commute two young giils to cern. Call 2890096. It you htvo good 745 MAIN STREET have good driving record. Call Roger or Karl at Ho-Vic, Anderson was given several opportunities at a news 42 — Building Supplies Oyria, OH 44035 the St. MaiY-St. Josepn School EAST HARTFORD, CT cellaneous outside jobs. Also Good pay. Start Immediately. Inc., 146 Sheldon Road, cy. Illness in family. In- 43 — Pets-Birds-D^s 029^______rofonncM, ara rtfloMo, UNE PAHT TIME CLERK - needed - Boys with wrestling, Call I^nchester, 647-1492. round pool and other extras! conference to criticize Carter personally for refusing to area In Wlllimantic, from PART TIME CASHIER. App­ S2S-2187 Manchester 646-3322, 8 to 5. 44 — Musical Instruments Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: and ■voiiaMt waokondi, Nights and weekends. Must be bodybuilding experience or f2 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. debate, but turned aside the questions. 45 — Boats & Accessories Probate Notice ly in perion between 8:00 a.m. Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. wo would Hko to hoor from dependable and have good ability. 646-0176 i t evenings. Position AvallaMo TEACHER for position of “I find it difficult to think the president would make 46 — Sporting Goods C ou rt of P rob a te , D is t r ic t of to 1:00 p.m. Mobil Self Ser­ you. Wo oro adcopting phone voice. Call 643-5147 for RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal 47 — Garden Products FULL TIME BABYSITTER Educational-Activities Coor­ Manchester vice, 917 C enter S treet, applications lor 41p.m. to for 8 month old son, in my appointment. J.C. Penney CHIROPRACTIC Town o1 Covoniry dinator, at short term dining room Rec room with that decision, but is relying on the advice of campaign" 4B — Antiques NOTICE OF HEARING L o e n i tor Bu$ln»$$ • Manchester. managers who are looking at this as a purely political 49 — Wanted to Buy ESTATE OF ISABEL M COCHRANE, 12 ojn. iMfL TMt Bolton home', starting (xmpany. ASSISTANCE - Part time; CMK CONTROL omen Kesldental shelter for wet bar. Separate master deceased CONFIDENTIAL. Fast, January. Light housekeeping enjoys working with people. indIvMinIto be retymel- adolescence and families. bedroom suite with cathedral thing,” he said. RENTALS Ihirsuanl to an order of Hon William HARDWARE CLERK to work hour letwdids. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated Easy, Phone Application. desirable. 046-3995. Some office skills desired. Mo for conwlele anforce- Require BA Degree In educa­ ceiling. Large flag-stone ”I want to leave it to others to assess his motives,” he 52 — Room s tor Rent part time mornings. Conyers Wi oltsr a ploi Call 646-8632 on Wednesday 53 — Apartments for Rent 5>eptember 8. 1980 a hearing will be Funding Associates 232-9368, THE LOCKSMITH ment ol an M g liw i otttw tion. HesponsiDlUtles: Plan patio. Pool. Wood-burning held on an application praying that an Hardware, 64647OT. downtown Harltord said. ”1 don’t have any difficulty assessing Mr. (Kobert) 54 — Hom es for Rent anytime. GIFT SHOP. Part time assis­ after 2:00 p.m., Thursday 9:00 and Implement year round stove. 389,500. Group 1, instrument purporting to be the last •••••••••••••••••••••••••• (uiroundlng, frss Indoor to 12:00 noon, and Friday State, daanlng ol the dog Strauss’ motives.” 55 — Business lor Rent will and testament of said deceased be tant manager. Flexible hours. Linder the direction of educatlon-recreauonal-socialstloi Philbrick Agency 646-4^. DENTAL ASSISTANT. porhlng, training and Reply Box NN c/o after 5:00 p.m. for Interviews. pound, oomplalnl In- programs, staff supervision. Strauss, Carter’s campaign chairman, said both sides 56 — Resort Properly for Rent admitted to probate as in said applica­ □ EMPLOYMENT Experience neccessary. Paula Mazzola, Is now 57 — Wanted to Ront tion on file more fully appears, at the iwoMibonstlta. Manchester Evening Herald. vaadsallona, and door to Schedule: Monday thru PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. have selfish interests at heart. Excellent benefita. Salary 58 — *Miac. lor Rent Court of Probate on October 6. 1980 at •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL looking for a dedicated P A R T T IM E door canvaaa woK l Muat Friday, on call alternate Six generous size rooms. 24 Anderson will take votes from Carter Nov. 4, he 10 30 A M negotiable. Immediate 728-1346 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - 50 AUTOMOTIVE Pearl J. Hultman. Help Wentod U STOCK DEPARTMENT and professional hair bo oapaide ot lunodonbig weekends and holidays. foot livingroom. Fireplace. explained, and this knowledge affects the position of both opmlnga. Manchester area. Monday thru Friday office work. Mature person. wpm. Varied duties. 9 to 1. Application: Submit resume, Dining room. Tnree ^ t — Autos for Sale Ass t. Clerk 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. designer. indopendintiy. Full-time major party candidates. 62 — Trucks for Sale 030^)9 ______FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - Diversified duUes. 37W hours. Call 044-2427. poalnon, bngular houra, with 3 references to - Direc­ bedrooms. IW baths. Garage. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale M E«UL O m iTW n DnOYD Call Mrs. Kelly. 643- 2741. tor, The Salvation Army 369,900. Group 1, Philbrick ” We have our selfish reasons. Keagan has his selfish in­ Probate Notice Part time second shift. Apply TYPIST/TRANS- Call $4.60 par hour atartbig 64 — Motorcycles-Blcycles 7-Eleven on Center Street, DENTAL ASSISTANT. Emergency Shelter, 855 Agency, 646-420^. Presidential response terests.” Strauss said. “Let’s don’t kid ourselves. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Mobile NOTICE TO CREDITORS CHIPTIONIST - Full Ume. rata, pkw Irbiga. Apply at ESTATE OF JOHN M DERBY, between 7 and 3. 647-0080 Experienced and energetic Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Homes Typing 60 wpm, transcribing Town Managor'a ollbia by ”We know that that (Anderson) candidacy ... takes a deceased person wanted for young Conn., 06101. MANCHESTER - Unique President Carter, responding within hours to Ronald Reagan’s 66 —.Automotive Service machine experience TOWN OF MANCHESTER Tuesday through Saturday September 22, 1680. great many more votes from us than it does from The Hon William E FitzGerald. NURSES AIDES - Weekends 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. prevention orientate family English Cotswold three storv ~ charge that his policies are causing energy shortages accused his oppo­ 67 _ Autos for Rent-Lease Judge, of the Court of Probate. necessary. Good English com­ CUSTODIAN practice. Call 6334518. E.O.E. Keagan. Keagan wants him on there for that very District of Manchester at a hearing only. 6 months of Nursing CHILD CARE-FAMILY Colonial on Comstock Roan, nent Wednesday of misrepresenting the energy facts. Carter also stood position skills required. Prior $6.07 - $0.17 par hour WUKKEK - At short term near Country Club. Must be held on September 5.1980 ordered that Home experienced requlrcif Insurance experience helpful reason,” he said. ail claims must be presented to the 40 hour W M k Christian Residential Shelter, seen to be appreciated. 3125,- firm on his decision that the first national debate he participates in Call or apply: East Hartford but not essential. Excellent ABC News asked Uemocratlc and Kepublican state (iduciarv on or before December 5. Convalescent Home, 745 Main for children and families. 000. Lesperance Agency, 646- K E E P H A P P Y I960 or be barred as by law provided salary and benefita, Vernon will be head to head with Ronald Reagan. (UPI photo) chairmen whether they think Carter will be hurt by his Pearl J Hultman. Street, East Hartford; 528- Desire BA Degree in Human 0505. area. Please send resume to: Responsible for general maintenance of a public building. Services, and experience with debate decision. Uf the Democrats, 28 thought he would Ass t Clerk 2167. Box MM c/o M anchester be hurt, 16 thought he would not and seven had no opinion. The fiduciary is. One year's experience in building maintenance adolescence, or minimlally 2 TOLLAND. House for sale. John M. Derby. Jr Herald. years college or equlvelent. Custom built Ranch. Whistle Forty-seven of the Kepublican chairmen thought he P 0 Box 194 MECHANIC. Experienced in operations is required. INVITATION Cedarville. M l 49719 all phases of truck and auto Responsibilities: Maintain clean. Over one acre of land. ^ ^ 5 i I ' i would be hurt. tni-09 repair; gas and diesel. APPLICATIONS being Sup^rtive Living Environ­ Price in mid 60’s. Must be Late Wednesday, Keagan and Carter exchanged some TO BID Minimum five years accepted (or kitchen help. For application and job description, apply at the Per­ HEY KIDS! ment, Crisis Intervention, seen to appreciate. 429-4547 Probale Notice Apply at Vic’s P Iz u and sonnel Department, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Implentment Wholestic Ac­ or 643-745T genteel name-calling on the e n e r^ question. NOTICE TO CREDITORS experience. Must have own Sealed bids will be tools. Start at 37.00/hour and Restaurant, 151 Wett Middle tivities. Schedule: full time Keagan charged Carter with misleading the public 'by ESTATE OF INEZ A K CARLSON, Turnpike, Mancheiter, Satur­ received in the Office of deceased all benfits. For appointment. including alternate weekends MANCHESTER. RANCH. 7 claiming there is an acute shortage of energy resources, The Hun William E FitzGerald. Call 668-7596. day, Sunday or Monday, 9:00 Closing date for filing application is September 19, 1980. and holidays, variable hours. Rooms. IW baths. 2 car gar­ The Director of General a.m. to noon. while ’’the truth is America has an abundance of Services, 41 Center Street, Judge, of the Court of Probate. An equal opportunity employer. Application: Submit resume, age. 2 fireplaces. Full base­ District of Manchester at a hearing DENTAL HYGIENIST Part- with 3 references to - Direc­ ment. TreM lot. Excellent energy.” Manchester, Connecticut, held on September 5. I960 ordered that HELP (or snack bar. Days. "When Mr. Carter says we don’t have enough energy at all claims must be presented to the time. Immediate opening. tor, The Salvation Army area. 377,900. Group I, F.J. until September 25. 1980 at fiduciary on or before December 5. Pleasant surroundings. Salary Apply at Tallwood Country Emergency Shelter, 855 Spilecki, Realtors, M3-2121. home, what he really means is his policies won’t let 1980 or be barred as by law provided Earn Cash 11:00 a.m. for the negotiable. 646-3003. Club, Route 85, Hebron. 64^ Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Americans find and produce the energy they need,” Pearl J Hultman. Conn. 060101. following: Ass t Clerk ANDOVER LAKE FRONT. Keagan said. The fiduciary is PAHT TIME HELP PRINTING Two to four bedrooms. IW E ris D M Carlson Janack. 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SOUTH WINDSOR - Working TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, Business & Service ■mis IS A PRAU1IN6 I ACROSS 5 Florida city Answer to Previous Pui;le with 1, 2, and 3 bedroom ospit Security.’. LeaLease required $400 ★ MAPE OF A COWIN A 6 Hurry houses and apartments. Many 1974 PINTO STATION ^ f l b b y 1 Radar screen 7 Happen per month. Group I Philbrick accepting children and pets. WANTED JUNK AND LATE MEAPOW CHASIN6A1ICE Agency, 646-4200. WAGON - Four cylinders. image 8 Honk Call for details. Locators, 23^ M ODEL WRECKS - Cash Automatic transmission, roof By ADigaii van Buren 5 Sphere 9 French 5646. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 8 Tell tales composer SIX ROOMS. Modern kitchen. racks. 45,000 miles. $1250. i r i Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391, Please call 643-7258 after 7:00 t2 Fill with ennui 10 Requests Dining room, fireplace, front h v ; 13 Stage hint 11 Earnest effort FURNISHED THREE ROOM p.m. / APARTMENT. Second floor. porch. Aluminum sided. Nice 1969 CONTINENTAL 14 Lessen 19 Snaky letter yard. $490 per month, plus Heat. Private entrances. CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call 1972 MAVERICK. Very good 15 Equipage 21 Time lone utilities. Strano Real Estate, DEAR ABBY; REPULSED IN COLORADO SPRINGS (arch) (abbr) Adults. No pets. Security. between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 running condition and In­ 646-2000. was appalled at the eurpriae party her sister-in-law had 16 Insect at a 23 Plains slate References. 643-4860. p.m. 646-4004. terior. Must sell. 648-0172 planned for her father-in-law's ^ th birthday. It was to be a picnic (abbr ] days; 643-4931 evenings. 17 Fraternal 24 Compass COUNTRY LIVING. OPTION TO BUY. King size 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ fake "wake," to symbolize the death of his youth. She had Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan members point Carpeted two bedroom with four bedroom house with pool, tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 rented a coffin, and the house was to be transformed into a garage, plus lots more. Call 1968 DODGE D 300 - One ton 16 Auto failure 25 Actor Kruger 32 Building Contracting 33 air conditioning. Modern negotiable. Telephone 643- "funeral parlor." REPULSED failed to see the humor of it, 31 Services Ottered 31 Polnling-Peporing for details. Locators. 236-5646. utility pickup. Good condition. 20 Tax 26 Tins 40 Tiny state 47 Actress Servtcei Oltorod appliances. Yard for kids. 6785, or 659-1723. and you atpreed with her. Fee.______Asking $150(0, Call 643-9120. sou KNOW ALL THOee WELL, s o u 22 Smooths 27 Burmese (abbr) Only $250. Locators. 236-5646. Well, here's one 54-year-old crazy lady who is having the Redgrave CERAMIC FIRING. Discount PAINTING BY CRAIG FARRAND REMODELING - WON'T BELIEVE 24 Footwear currency 41 Cry of c m TREE SERVICE - Free Fee, 1968 DART, 1%9 CHARGFR time of her life renting out real caskets to fun-loving folks SELF-HELP SPORTS 49 Mrs Truman rates. Quick service. Call 643- OGDEN. Interior and Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, TRIBE SIZE. Five bedroom 1974 SUBARU. Four speed. OOP 28 Abhor 29 Recedes surprise estimates, discount senior 318. Three speed. Posi rear who want to give unusual parties. Our caskeU come in BOOKS ON 'IN N E R GOLF," WHAT I JUST Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ Room Additions, Decks, All home. Too many extras to list. Very qood condition. 33 miles 32 Remain 30 Hog food 43 Slumber 50 Egress citizens. Company 2543.______end. Needs some work. Best INNER TENNIS,’ "INNER SAW.' sured; Free Estimates. Call types of Remodeling and MANCHESTER. Nice two Call for details. Locators. 236- per gallon. $1700 or best offer. buttercup yellow, passionate pink and luscious lavender — 33 Phew 31 Narrative 51 Tardy Manchester-owned and offer over $400. 871-7385. SKIING"-’' J 44 Debutantes Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ bedroom. Kids O K. No lease. 659-1723, after 6:00 p.m. and we deliver them in a powder blue Cadillac hearse, which 35 Heating 34 Chicken operated. Call 646-1327. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - anytime, 649-8749.______5646. Fee.______(si) 54 Hawaiian ly insured. Phone 643-6017. With basement. Today just we also rent out. (On Halloween, our phone rings o ff the apparatus 36 Mae West Fireplaces. Concrete. 45 Distort volcano. $300. Locators. 236-5646. Fee. SOUTH WINDSOR. Air con­ 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four 1972 BUICK LE SABRE. Uses hook!) 36 Tree trunk role B&M TREE SERVICE, Chimney Repairs. "N o Job ditioning. Six roomer with door. Registered and running. 37 Horseman Mauna LEON CIEZSYNSKI regular gas. Good running and 1 am also an ordained minister, and as such 1 married a 39 Counterfeit 46 Son of Isaac where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for ★ modern kitchen. Kids O.K. 41 Colorado city BUILDER. New homes, ad­ DUPLEX. Stylish five roomer Needs work. Best offer. Call couple in a double-casket ceremony. How’s that for burying 56 Sea gull vice is guaranteed, now estimates. PAINTING. INTERIOR AND body condition. Asking $900. 42 People of ditions, remodeling, rec with carpeting. Basement. Call for information. 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after \ 2 3 4 7 ' l offering FREE STUMP EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully 643-6125. their single-blessednesB? County Cork 5 6 6 9 10 rooms, garages, kitchens Garage plus more. Only $325. Locators. 236-5646. Fee. 5;(K) p.m. GRINDING with tree insured. Nine years It's a shame so many folks have morbid hangups about 44 Lives WILL DELIVER small loads remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, Locators. 236-5646. Fee. 12 13 U removal. Free estimates. Ful- experience. Free estimates. VERNON. Extra large three 1973 PLYMOUTH DUSTER. death and dying. Once they've been to a casket party and 48 Epithet ; V------. r. r of sand, gravel or loam. Call dormers, roofing. Residential W insured Referents.^m or y to bedroom with garage, laundry Slant six. Automatic. New have had a few beers while actually sitting in a casket, their 52 Simple IS 16 17 646-1085.______or com mercial. 649-4291. ROCKVILLE. All bills paid. extras! Best offer. Call 646 V Citizens Discount. 643-7285. „ , facilities. Kids and pets O.K. tires. Brakes. Shocks. fears are greatly diminished. 53 Fermented 4890. IB <9 20 21 10;00 p.m. EXTERIOR PAINTING, One bedroom with carpet. No Locators. 236-5646. Fee. Exhaust and tune- up. Needs drink In case you think I’m putting you on, you can easily check ^uJlCioriUA. 9-M B U R N ------— ------experienced college student. lease. Only $175.00. Locators. some body work. Best offer. b . 55 Qui2 1 R E W E A V IN G DESIGN KITCHENS - 1972 DODGE CHALLENGER this out. I’ve been written up in the local press, appeared on 22 umbrellas STUMP GRINDING - Fast, Quality work. Very 236-5646. Fee. Wanted to Rant 57 646-8823. 57 Cereal HOLES. Zippers, Cabinets, Vanities, Formica - Many new parts, plus new local talk shows, and I’ve also been on "Real People." I'm a Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence repaired. Window shades, prompt service! Group Rates. reasonable prices. Call Mike, Counter Tops. Display, 58 Part of a shoe 24 25 26 27 29 30 31 569-3458 or M9-4945.______GLASTONBURY. Heat paid. paint job. Please call after minor celebrity around Alamitos, Calif. They call me . .. Venetian blinds. Keys. TV Senior Citizen Discount! Free Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen PROFESSIONAL WITH TWO 1971 CATALINA ■ New in­ 59 Position 1 Two bedrooms with air con­ 3:00 p.m , 647-9240, keep CASSANDRA. THE CASKET QUEEN 32 1 34 FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 Estimates. 825. minimum. LEE PAINTING. Interior & Cabinet Fronts. Custom SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN terior. $300. 1980 Honda PA 50 60 Twirled ditioning. Modern appliances trying auroF COURSE T t h e n s u r e l y ..AND H E R TELL ME. PEAR 61 Wipe out (si) 11■ Bruce, 646-3425. Woodworking. 649-9658. desires reasonable two Moped. 80 miles. Sacrifice 35 3. Main Street. 649-5221. Exterior. "Check my rate plus more. Locators, 236-5646. DEAR CASSANDRA: Well, now l*ve heard every­ lAiW CIVILIZED. ) YOU MUST HAVE RITZV FITS m s RiTZINOHAM 62 Boil before you decorate." Depen­ bedroom rent in Manchester. $200. paid $600. 6464390. MY LITTLE ^ HEARD OF SAHPRt JBANS; ■ 11■ Fee. BANK REPOSSESSIONS - thing! And if you think this is the kookiest career I've YOU HAVE INTIMATE 37 36^ 39 40 41 Please all 224-2502 after 5:00 KNOWLEPOE OF DOWN WILL BABYSIT - Infant or dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Heating-Plumbing 35 Plymouth Sport Fury $2300. ever encountered, you're dead right. p.m. 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR - 6 WHAT EES CALLED, 42 43 pre-schooler in my State EAST HARTFORD. Fur­ 1976 Dodge Charger Special GENERAL PAINTING - cylinder, automatic. Power •SHOW BIZ’* 1 English Licensed Home. Call Carolyn, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet nished two bedroom with Edition $2500. 1973 GMC Jim- LAWNS CUT. Expert service Interior & Exterior; GARAGE TYPE BUILDING steering brakes, am-fm radio, broadcasters 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 mv Utility Truck $2300. 1969 Lowest rates around. Call for 643-8566. Specializing In Exterior Trim. repairs, plugged drains, laundry faciliteis. Basement. for Automotive Repairing in rear window defroster. $4200, 2 Literature ■ AMC Amnassador $500. The 52 S3 54 55 56 free estimate. 649-7773 Free Estimates. Fully In­ kitchen faucets replaced, Appliances available. Low the Manchester area. We need Excellent condition! 643-1951. DEAR ABBY; In response to the person complaining 3 Made mad repaired, rec rooms, above may be seen at the evenings. Painting-Paparing 32 sured. Call 646-0709, or 742- $300's. Locators. 236-5646. approximately 3,000 to 3,500 about mowing the lawn so early in the morning: Here in 4 Church seats 5T 56 59 Savings Bank of Manchester, m ______bathroom remodeling, heat Fee. square feet for a leading THE LAST OF THE BIGGIES Washington County, Ore., we have to mow early while the 923 Main Street. 60 6 ’ 62 LAWNMOWERS PROFESSIONAL PAINTING modernization, etc Free national company. Call - Bound to be a collectors dew is still on the grass to keep down the ash dust from Mt. DAN SHEA PAINTING & BOLTON. Large three room REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen . In terior and e x te r io r . Estimate gladly given M & M collect: 401-724-8198, Rhode item! 1976 Lincoln Continen- St. Helens. DECORATING. Interior and apartment. Stove, 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD - .1W$F4F|B assn Discount! Free pick up and Commercial and residential. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Island. tial Town Car. Excellent con­ TODD IN CORNEUUS Exterior. Also; Wall]Ipapering. refridgerator. Quiet Automatic transmission, deliverv! Expert service. Free estimates, Fully in- dition! Low mileage, new hip! Call neighborhood No pets. power brakes. Power e c o n o m y LAWNMOWER. sured. 646-4879. Flooring 36 tires. Must see it to believe it! D E A R TO D D : C on sid erin g w h at you fo lk s h ave had I, or 646-1305. References required. $250. steering, am.'fm radio. 12,000 647-3660. Phone 647-9550, after 6:30 643-5983. to contend with, a little lawn mower noise at any FLOORSANDING & miles. Excellent condition! Building Contracting 33 FEMALE LOOKING for one pm . hour would sound like the "Moonlight Sonata.",* Alley Oop — Dave Graue PAINTING - INTERIOR AND REFINISHING floors like $4295. 649-7746.______b r i d g e EXTERIOR; Paperbanging. 24 ROOM APARTMENT - room apartment, with kitchen new! Specializing in older 1974 V O LK W A G O N 412, Experienced, references. Ser­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry Available October 1st. Heat, privileges. Please call: Mrs. 1974 DODGE DART - Running floors. Natural and stained Excellent transportation. B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom ving Willimantic, remodeling specialist. Ad­ hot water, appliances. Main Kuck at 872-6222. condition. Good for parts. $300 YEAH, IT LOOKS LIKE WE'RE ) f J f floors. No waxing anymore Automatic transmission. Work. Free Estimates. Will Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Street location. Security. or best offer. Call 633-5361, DEAR ABBY; My husband’s sister, a twice-married, BETWEEN A ROCK AND A J Also: Painting. John Ver- Asking $1200. Call 649- 4235. HARD PLACE, ALL RIGHT.' pick up and deliver. Please try, Columbia. Tolland areas. built-ins,, bathrooms, References. Lease. Call after HOUSE OR COTTAGE. after 6 00 p.m twice-divorced 47-year-old grandmother, is the problem. call 646-2161 after 4:00 p.m. W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. kitchens, 649-3446.______faille, 646-5750. 7:00 p.m. only, 646-3911. Coventry area. Responsible She’s been living with her 36-year-old ’’boyfriend,’’ whom 1977 HONDA CVCC. Five 'VC . Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag adult working couple. Will do TOYOTA COROLLA she plans to marry as soon as his divorce is final. speed. 60,000 miles. Am/Fm ■""m fifiR R im niiiiiiR P f t l FOUR ROOM APARTMENT maintanance. References. DELUXE 1976 - Air con­ Abby, this prospective "bride" wants her brother (my cassette. Good condition. Articlaa lor Sale Articlaa tor Sale - Second floor. No children or Please reply P.O. Box 126, ditioned. automatic Regular husband) to give her away when she gets married for the Defenders handily duped Homea For Sale 23 Articlaa lor Sale 41 $2750, Call after 9:00 p.m. 742- pets. Middle age couple. Call Buckland Station. gas. On Sale $2299. D & R third time. And that’s not ail — she wants my husband to llscd Cars. Main Street. 643- % 21. CAR PLATES. Deluxe 649-4868. Manchester. foot the bill for a big church wedding and reception! She Hamlet in three notrump GLASTONBURY - 6 Room 79:t8. Cape, on a beautiful treed lot. Custom made. Large color says it is his "duty" to do this for her because their father is after the fair Ophelia raised THREE BEDROOM 1970 PLYMOUTH Location: '17 Hollister Street. selection. Manchester Rubber AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1st - dead. NORTH 911. him from one to two. ALUMINUM Sheets used as ROUGH CUT CEDAR POSTS APARTMENT or HOUSE - FIAT 124 SPYDER BARACUDA - Standard Only $79,500. Fiano Realty, Stamps, 20 Birch Street. 649- 5 Room Furnished apartment, I thought at first she was kidding, but it turns out that she 4 8 2 Polonius opened the four of printing plates, .007 thick & CORDWOOD available with appliances. Young Fine family. Will do minor ROADSTER 1975 - 5 speed. transmission. $400 firm. Call 646-5200. 4489. is dead serious, so my husband asked me to write to you and V75 hearts. Laertes played , the Z3x28tk", 25 cents each or 5 Taking orders for delivery. married couple. No pets. $350 redecorating. Call 242-6069 - Excellent condition! $2899. D after 4:00 p.m., 872-0018. find out if he is obligated to do this. ♦ A94 jack and Hamlet might have for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Call M3-0703; or 646-1765. monthly. Security, plus one keep trying. & R Used Cars, Main Street. stopped to soliloquize some­ For years this wacky sister has used my husband to get 4 Q J 10982 MANCHESTER, Colonial. ‘76 3W H P. SEARS FISHING picked up before 11 a.m. months'^ rent in aivahee. Call ...... 643-7938. Motoreyclas-Blerelaa $4 thing like, "To duck or not to WEST EAST Eight rooms. 2'/: baths. First MOTOR - Easy to handle. ONLY. OIL BURNER - 2 years old, in her out of the crazy messes she’s gotten herself into, and duck, that is the question. And 643-4453 for appointment. ^ AUTOMOTIVE ♦ K 10 65 *AJ94 floor panelled family room Super condition. Economical excellent condition! $75 or 1 969 LINCOLN MOPED, One year old. Like now this ridiculous request. The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productions if I do not duck whether 'tis V() 108 42 VJ96 with fireplace. Large modern to run. 649-8926 after 6:00 p.m. POOL- 24' X 4’ , 7 ft. deep. best offer. Please call 646- VERNON - Condo, 1 bedroom CONTINENTAL CLASSIC. new $450, including helmet. Does he have to give her away and pay for her wedding? I better with the ace to false- ♦73 *3 10 82 Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. 1130. Low original mileage. Will Call after 5:00 p.m. 6494544. hope you say he doesn’t. card or with the king to make kitchen Sliders to deck. Walk­ Townhouse. Fully applianced. Autos For Sale 61 *61 *A3 out basement. Gas heat. Two STEREO COMPONENT $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. Newly remodeled. $295 per accept highest reasonable BURNED UP IN BOSTON F f m n k l v . 7^ ...LIRE, IF the simple play. Aye, there’s car garage. Wooded lot. $89,- SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, Largt Nalflhborliaod month, plus electric. Phone WE PAY TOP PRICES for offer Contact Mr Lauzier. SUZUKI, 1977PE 250 - I'M ALL FOK TFEV REALLV. 1 SOUTH the rub and if all goes well the 900. Group 1 Philbrick Agen­ (player/record), speaker SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, days 278-3300 Ext. 220; wrecked and junk cars. A & B 646-4004 Excellent condition! Low DEAR BURNED: He doesn't. TODAV'S MODERN D / Q S O M E ...WFAT'S ♦ Q73 rubber will be ours and then TAB SALE VAK3 cy. 646-4200. pair, turntable, stack rack. Processed Gravel, Sand, evenings 747-2852, ask for Al. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. mileage. $900, negotiable. Call g a l s /... WRONG to bed." SATURDAY ONLY, 649-I6§6. ♦ KQ63 Hamlet knew better than to $390 or best offer. Four piece Stone, and Fill. For deliveries s UL to 4 ml S) X SL IhKbnlK. Call Tony 646-6223. 1969 CAMARO - 6 cylinder. WITH ♦ K75 waste time at this point. He bedroom set, modem style, call George Griffing, 742-7886. FraUto Snjton, wkitT ft) r A raUi I THREE ROOM. Excellent Automatic Excellent cond- HER aectiumL eitiim, M i rtiM. torntn. area. Ideal for newlyweds. PAMPERED PINTO 1976 - lion' A Collectors Dream” SUZUKI 1979 RM 250 TAKING Vulnerable: Both simply won the trick with the solid oak, best offer. Call 643- waM) toiL tail, Mn. Va n tiM tW ran - Do you have queitioni about aex, love, druga and king and went after clubs. FOR SALE - Couch, end Heat, electicity, gas included. Less than 20,000 miles. Excep­ Asking onlv $1300 Must see! MOTOCROSS - Excellent con­ JJ/M OUT Dealer: South 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday n8« ^ ttN btsd the pain of growing up? Get Abby'i new booklet: Laertes got in with the ace tables, chair, T.V. antenna, No pets, b o u n ty Deposit. 649- tional condition! Cali after Call Davc,'649-7714, ater 5 00 dition! Fox shox. Best offer. ON A through Friday. Ask for Lee. ••••ee#»eeeieeeeeee»eiT#5e “What Every Teen-ager Ought To Know." Send $2 Wnl North Eait South and after considerable rotor. $95 . 72 West Street. 6:00 p m , 649-8926. p.m. Call 649-3546. 9092. 643-1827. and a long, atamped (28 cental, telf-addreaaed en­ DATE I NT thought led the nine of hearts. Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing velope to: Abby, Teen Booklet, 132 Laaky Drive, Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT Hamlet, no longer the mel­ a.m. Table. Was $80, asking $45. TOY POODLES - AKC Beverly HilU, Calif. 90212. Pass Pass Pass ancholy Dane,^ rattled off four Baby's walker $9. Carseat $6. notrump. He might well have DARK LOAM DELIVERED - Registered. 8 weeks old. 1 646-20%. black, 2 whites. Males and made five, but Laertes hung 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also , __ . . Opening lead:* 4 on to all his diamonds. ADVERTISING sand, gravel and stone. 643- A poorer player than Ham­ 9504. Sporting Oooda 46 P s t r o g r o p h rhe Born Loser — Art Sansom let would have won the first RATES heart trick with the ace. 'n NEW QUEEN SIZE 1 D A Y ..... 14*«w h im i TWENTY THREE FOOT that case when Laertes got in TYPEWRITERS & ADDING 1 "tW 5 > 3 DAYS ...13*«wnin waterbed, never opened, 10 PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman AW? tWHAT CP YiDU By Oswald Jacoby with the club he would have MACHINES - Standard and year warranty, walnut stained and Alan Sontag known where the king of 6 DAYS ...12*iMinMT portable. SPECIAL BACK TO Sedan. Hard top. Excellent Underplay your,^recent accom­ WUPAI5UAUCR. m uJM lELEfATHV) HOfcllOASH! pine frame, deck, pedestal, condition. New electric trim plishments. or yOu may give one hearts was located and would SCHOOL PRICES! From $40. probably have shifted to a 2 6 DAYS mattress, safeW liner, heater. tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin who IS jealous of you grist for the CAMP? liO W . We haven't reported a Open 'til 3:00 p.m. Saturdays. Originally $330. Now only ON Excellent condition! National aii" Antiques 48 make them back off, where hon­ invest your adver­ For directions, call 875- 3456. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) I-O-U'S Geographies. Attic items. 80 est comments won't. HI tising dollar m THE PACK RAT will open by Because you're a bit too trusting GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Alton Street, Manchester. of others today, you are vulnera­ chance, or request during the 120.65 $123.97 Serious matters should not be 9:00 a m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, $ ble when dealing with deceptive summer Call 6434880. treated frivolously today, or they ^hc Keratb September 6. MMfTIftV M m v individuals Do business only may create problems for you at a CLABBIFIEO AOVCRTIStNG with those you know to be later date. Responsible behavior ^------MANCHESTER SENIOR WANTED - Antique Fur­ TAG SALE - Numerous items. CITIZENS trustworthy IS a must r niture. Glass, Pewter. Oil SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Out­ Household Oooda 40 Attic treasures. Old furniture. t a G & FOOD SALE - Satur- C A N C ER (June 21-July 22) Paintings, or Antique Items side interests or activities could 41 Keeney Drive, Bolton, (off day September 13 tb, 8:30 Avoid the company of one today R. Harrison. Telephone 643- cost you more today than you REFRIGERATORS 44). Friday, Saturday and Sun- a m , to 4:00 p .m ., at whose presence tends to make Levy's Law — James Schumeister 8709 had budgeted tor them If you go you feel a bit uncomfortable. Washers'Ranges, used, day, 9:00 a m. to 5:00 p.m. Manchester Senior Citizens overboard you'll have only your­ Stockif OT-36 Slock# OT-35 Select only chums with whom guaranteed and clean. New ------::------Center, 549 East Middle Turn- self to blame you are totally at ease. 0O6T THlNE- Sale Price $5007 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. 21) PBESS THPEE AEE shipment damaged, G.E & ATTIC CLEAN OUT SALE - pike. Rain date September □ RENTALS 8.1. Pric. $4856 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Careless ^ W4Y w o e p A 60VEBNMENT EIGHT CASScH S - BUT NOT FPflGIDAIRE. U)W prices, Friday, Saturday St Sunday of 20th FIn.nc. $4757 Finance $4888 it's very easy tor you to get off­ management of your resources O N B e O S E E ? BUEEAUS A(5eW? PE06EAM TO TOO HAEP,------B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main this week, 10 to 6 daily. 8 Lin­ Flnanc. Charg. $1034.20 Finance track today where important today could result in an unneces­ NOT YET. BEectPATE- ClyME- Rooms for Rant 52 goals are concerned Unless you Street, 643-2171. coln Street, off Center Street, Dafwiwd Payment Charge $1062.88 sary loss. Don't take gambles ------TO PEATH. ‘^ T A R P O V ' Manchester. TAG SALE. Three families. want something badly enough, Keep an eye on your posses­ $5791.20 Deferred your chances are a trifle siim M O D E L H O M E Friday and Saturday, MATURE MALE ROOM $15. sions. e x p e n s i v e * 48 months at Paymeni 5950.58 CA PRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) F U R N IT U R E - U nused. September 12 and l l 10:00 to Female, mature $20. Non- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) .....0. f -l l 48 Moniha Butcher block kitchen table, 3:00. Knollwood Drive, smokers. Live-in. References. 10% APR and four chairs, value $700, ★ Minnechaug Mountain. One must have license, plus al 10% APR aid* QIanc** — Oil Fox asking $350. Chrome and glass GARAGE SALE - F rid ^ and Glastonbury. Bargains few errands and meals. 649- dining table, with four chairs, urday, 31 Keeney Drive, galore! Golf clubs, vacuums. 5459, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Sloffel beige velvet cushions and Bolton, off Route 44. 9 to 4 TVs, baby carriage, chrome, value $2000, askini m. Tools, drill press, 12 ton draperies, toys, dishwasher, PLEASANT ROOM for $1299. Sand tweed sectional I ydraulic jack, garden hose, 72 Dodge Colt, fireplace mature gentleman willing to 1980 1980 ViDUVe 6 0 T 10 PAV'5 THAT5 HEY, submersible sump pump, plus screens, mens suits, children 1 fOOO shaped couch, with two ot­ do some yard work for part of JJ' , ' PSHVDPAT£?P tomans. value $3000, asking 72 feet l ‘A" bose, snow tires and adult clothing, and pool. rent. Near bus line, parking. SUPPLY IN THAT T IN Y A STAKTiNS $1699. Oval chrome and glass E-70-14,7 HP Toro riding lawn Kitchen privileges. Short RIbe ~ Frank Hill PACK, BUGS ? C A P e c r " mower, plus 48x33 trailer and TAG SALE. Saturday and Sun References required. Call 647- BOBCAT BOBCAT cocktail table, value $350, X_____ DOESN'T t a k e TO snow plow. The garage is lull! day. 9:00 a m to 5:00 p.m asking $250. Call Monday 9033. r/R i/A / ,, RIDDlNS THE 6IANTS UP.MUCM SP^CE. r a n . through Friday 9 to 4:30 only. Head skis. Ten speed bike HOUSE OF M ICE (S 643-9508. or 649-5635. GAR.AGE SALE - September Depression Glass and much Apartments For Rant 53 15th. - October 15tb. MOVING $125.01 A CEAL CHALLEN6E. miscallaneous. 268 Gren TO FLORIDA! Evenything Road, Manchester. Raindate 118 MAIN STREET - "The must go! Best offer. 361 Goose following weekend. 0 . ]MI8C. FOR SALE Gables ' 3 Room Apartment. Slock #OT-44 Lane, Coventry, Heal and hot water. $320 Block if OT-42 TAG SALE. Some furniture monthly Security and Tenant Sale Price $8128 Sale Price $5128 Articles for Sale 41 MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- Excellent condition. Clothes Insurance required. Call 646- Finance $4929 Finance $4929 September 13tb. & 14 th. - 11 Odds and ends. Saturday 2426 , 9 to 5 weekdays. Finance Chare $1071.48 TOP QUALITY BMX PARTS Durant Street (off West Mid­ September 13, starting 9:00 Finance charge $1071.48 - Amplifier 10x10 blue and dle T u r^ike). 10 a m. to 6 a.m. 285 Brewster Street NEWLY DECORATED. One Deferred Paymeni $6000.48 Deferred paymeni $6000.48 bedroom with fenced yard 48 Monihs al 10% APR green shag rug Excellent con p.m. Furniture, mis­ Coventry, (2'/a miles east of 48 Monihe al 10% APR 2 - j O IWC h, M * Ira I M O S ...EXCEPT IN dilion. Call 643-2828 cellaneous and clothes. Bolton Notch: off Route 44A Just $100. Locators. 236-5646 Fletcher’s Landing WET WEATME?', Frinlc_J,£Ujjll______SStt, HAMI SffKitS j 60T AT LtA'ST ^SiqHL IHtBU A8£- HAKX STK»5) Ztt- CMlUt fctS 'n id C ZAH To 'CiOiNi, tifrttsc: t*T lolivt. sr»tiTtt>. ■ib bOMinct, -rbo. ------/ A rooND, MoitAT} — — ------mOTTOKl© / m o r i ^ r t y t o o t h e r s / 9-II V, "I just remembered. I left a roast in- the oven. How's it doing?"

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