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United Preen Internillonil She was a passenger in a car driven by Clifton Stalph, 17, of Windsor, who Connecticut residents wrapped up was reported in stable condition at summer on a hot, haiy and humid Mt. Sinai. Labor Day which brought out extra iianrlipfitrr The driver of the second car, state troopers to patrol highways Douglas Mallar, 20, of Windsor, and crowded with homebound holiday his three passengers were treated traffic. and released after the accident, At least five persons died in traffic which is still under investigation. accidents over the three-day weekend. Authorities confirmed one Christopher N icholas, 20, of drowning and continued the search Hollywood, Calif,, died when the car for a man missing since he fell off a he was driving collided with a second ."TV " boat into the Connecticut River. auto on Route 12 in Ledyard about 2 Light to moderate attendance was a.m. Sunday. reported at several state parks Mon­ Vol. XCOC, No, 264 - MwwrNl^rC6nn..'' TM ^ ^ • Since 18B1 • 26s day despite sticky weather with Nicholas, attached to the U.S. Sub­ temperatures in the 80s inland. marine Base in Groton, was driving successfully Sunday and Monday for and may have had a seizure and vehicle driven by Robert G. Beaver, bound side before colliding with at a high rate of speed when he State police had 65 extra troopers the body of Richard Osuch, 20, of fallen in the river. An autopsy was 21, of Oxford. Authorities said they another car. crossed the center line and collided on the highway during the peak Middletown. He fell off a boat into scheduled for today. didn’t know why Mrs. Sommer’s car Police said the driver of the other with another vehicle, police said. travel hours and made 2,291 arrests the Connecticut River Saturday night was stopped at the time. car, Christopher Glass, and his three Five others were injured. — 2,000 for speeding — from 6 p.m. and rescue efforts failed. In Eastford, Pearl B. Sommer, 7^ passengers were injured. A motorcycle crash Saturday Friday to midnight Monday. The body of Michael Currier, 17, of of New Haven, was killed Sundiy An East Granby woman was killed claimed the life of Michael Sazinski, On the interstates, ^tate police said Willimantic, was found Monday in when her car was struck broadside while driving in heavy rain on Route Judy M. Urban, 17, of Windsor, 21, of East Windsor. Police said they investigated 519 accidents and a the Willimantic River, police said. by a pickup truck at the intersection 20 Sunday in her hometown. Police died at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford Sazinski was killed when his bike total of 52 injuries were reported. Officials said Currier, who was last of Routes 44 and 198. said Gail Olsen's car crossed from Sunday of injuries sustained in a two- slammed into a guard rail on Mill State police divers searched un- seen Sunday night, was an epileptic Police said her car was struck by a the road’s eastbound lane to the west­ car collision in Windsor. Street in his hometown.' To p repare for school

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By MARY KITZMANN the traditional year-opening majority of parents support the there are incompatible g o ^ ,“ he Herald Reporter welcoming speeches. Like the teachers.” said. ^ students, who return tomorrow, it But he was also convinced the A strength of the educational MANCHESTER- The sound took several minutes for the room to criticism of parents poses a serious system, Kennedy said, was the grew louder as one walked closer to settle and the speeches to begin. threat to the school system. challenge of programs for the the Manchester High School “This place is certainly quiet That population of those who sup­ Southeast Asian immigrants, and cafeteria. during July and August,” Wilson port us is shrinking,” he said, “and coping with enrollment declines. The sound of greetings, questions" Deakin, assistant school superinten­ will continue to shrink.” He cited the increases in Special of “how was your summer?” and dent said. “We say that’s the time we “The criticism of humanism is Education and curriculum im­ amazement of summer changes get other things done, but we don’t.” part of a natidnal trend,” he said. provements as other challenges. echoed down the empty halls. It was After the summer’s quietness, “It’s an attack against an ill-defined While the teachers ponder the 1980-81 the noise of renew ^ ' friendships which ended today for the teachers malady which is said to be corrupting school year challenges today, the which broke for the two-month span and tomorrow for the students, the the schools. It appears we’re dealing students will tomorrow. And again of summer. challenges of a new year begin. with a catch word for a variety of the halls will ring with greetings, But it wasn’t the first day of Anne Gauvin, president of the causes that people are against.” questions, and amazement that school, although it sounded like it. Manchester Education Association He urged the teachers to listen summer is over. The noise generated from the nearly sees challenges to the teacher’s seriously to the criticism and learn School begins in all Manchester 550 teachers before they hushed for traditional role in the coming year. what they could. But he also charged schools Wednesday morning. She called teachers to unify to meet . some of the remarks made were the challenge of minimum competan- “wild.” cy testing, and “ misinformation of “Think of the motivation of the those who criticized our teaching, critics,” Kennedy admonished. Swordsman cut Gunman referring to the recent controversy of "Some are sincerely disturbed at Humanistic education. what they see as an attack on their in mock duel The contrO-Versy/ spanning the values. But th.ere are also some MANCHESTER - A 19-year-old gives up. ■r summer months, carried over into critics who seek to "weaken the man, described by police as a “sword James Kennedy’s welcoming speech, school, lessen the financial support fancier” was injured during a mock and reflected in the concerned looks and lessen the taxes.” duel Thursday morning when his op­ GRANBY (UPI) — A man with a of the teachers. "They want to weaken the school ponent accidently stabbed him in the starter’s pistol who barricaded Kennedy, citing a number of other for political gain,” he charged. wrist. himself in a large camper for more issues for the coming year, stressed "We want you to know you are sup­ Kevin Washington. 19, of 59 Tudpr than seven hours and threatened to a primary goal was attracting public ported in doing your jobs,” he said. Lane was treated and released at Buried .alive shoot police or anyone who came participation in the schools. When your teaching methods are Manchester Memorial Hospital Keith Howland, center in a striped shirt, watches near his near him surrendered peacefully ear­ Despite the past several Board of challenged they will be defended, he following the 11 a.m. sword fight. Needham, Mass, home as rescue workers dig into a collapsed ly today, officials said. Education meetings, where reassured the teachers. Police were called by emergency Gene Boisclair, 54, of Granby, gave While reassuring he also cautioned, slope that buried his 14-year-old son, Keith, alive. The teen was townspeople lashed out at values room personnel, however, who said himself up at 3:30 a.m. and was taken clarification courses, saying they un­ the system’s teachers the goals, and W ashington’s wound appeared found dead by rescuers after the youth and a friend were buried to Connecticut Valley Hospital in dermine family values. Kennedy objectives are being reviewed. suspicious. Upon arrival, police while digging a cave. The friend was buried up to the neck, but Middletown for psychiatric testing, remained “convinced the vast “Don’t wake up next year and find learned of the duel, which survived. (UPI). police said. No shots were fired. Washington told them took place at a Boisclair began the standoff from sand pit off Parker Street. the camper parked next to his home Sniper opens fire Apparently Washington, and his op­ Polish job reforms at about 8:15 p.m. Monday when ponent, George D. Ruff, 17, of 83B police responded to a report of a Rachel Road, have often dueled in domestic distu^ance. the past with swords. According to “The man did not allow police to on football practice police, Washington failed to pull his sought in coalfields enter and threatened to shoot them WHITTIER, Calif. (UPI) - An 18- the athletic field at the school, hand back during the sword fight, or anyone who came near his located about 12 miles southeast of suffering a stab wound through the WARSAW, Poland UPI - With The official PAP news agency said year-old man and his juvenile compa­ I I residence,’’ said Sgt. Charles Gunn of Los Angeles. Whittier is the alma wrist. A doctor told police the strikes on the Baltic coast 10 mines and a number of other in­ nion were arrested for allegedly the state police, who were called in opening fire on the Whittier High mater of former President Richard Washington may have suffered nerve resolved, the Polish government dustrial enterprises were on strike to assist local officials. School football team during a Labor M. Nixon. damage in his hand as a result. hastened today to settle walkouts in around the towns of Rybnik and State police spokesman Joseph Police "warned (Washington and the southern coalfields by miners Jarzebie. southwest of Katowice Day practice session. Ten players Ten football players, who suffered Crowley said Sgt. Jack Schneider, superficial buckshot wounds to the Ruff) to cease further such activity.” pressing for, the historic reforms near the Czechoslovak border. A trained to negotiate in such cases, were slightly injured. Police said they had established no legs, were treated at a local hospital according to their report on the inci­ granted to the Gdansk workers. report late Monday night said ten­ talked to Boisclair for more than four motive for the shootings Monday on and released. dent. The coal miners and steelworkers tative agreement was reached in hours. of Silesia stayed off the job. pressing talks at one of the mines, and it Boisclair “threatened to shoot for a guarantee that they too would predicted an agreement would be Jack (Schneider) several times and share the benefits won by the Gdansk sisned soon at one point came out the door of the ^Creative^ mortgages to help shipyard men, independent trade un­ Following the settlement at trailer and pointed the gun directly at dent of Tiger Investors Mortgage ions, a greater freedom of speech Gdansk, work also resumed Monday him," Crowley said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - New buyer and probably would include end higher wages — an un­ concepts in financing the purchase Insurance Co. of Boston. such methods as rent-purchase at Wroclaw — where 50,000 workers He said Boisclair also threatened precedented package of reforms in a were on strike in solidarity with the of homes in 1981 are expected to "We will work with many new agreements and financing provided communist nation to shoot Schneider and another of­ help the slumping housing industry, creative financial concepts all by builders. Baltic walkout — and at Elblag, ficer through the walls of the camper The Silesia miners — situated in midway between Gdansk and the which is going through a difficult aimed at helping the prospective Goss said in 1980 the average the power base of Communist Party before he turned over the .22 caliber year of tight money and high home buyer become a homeowner. home buyer was between 28 and 32 Soviet border. starter’s pistol. leader Edward Gierek — also were Workers also reported back to mortgage rates. And the demand will be there” years of age. bought a house 14 pressing for an improved shiftwork their jobs in the central towns of Gunn said Boisclair apparently had "We will see a better year in Goss said the new concepts would years old and paid 12 to 14 percent system. I,odz and Poznan ■ an argument with his wife Monday. 1981,” said Jackson W. Goss, presi­ be worked out by the seller and the as a down payment. Carter seeks Truman image in Missouri stop WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Truman had to make.” Carter said, when he has to take unpopular steps Carter chose an old fashioned park in Tuscumbia, Ala., to begin his sometimes 1 see the raising of a Carter, who kicked off his re-election He said he also thought of Truman or endure media criticism. Labor Day picnic in a tree-shaded re-election crusade, departing from cross and I remember that the one campaign at two Labor Day picnics, his prepared text to lash out at the who was crucified taught us to have one in his native South, headed for Ku Klux Klan and to salute the vic­ faith, to hope and not to hate, but to Independence, Mo., today to wrap torious Polish strikers. love one another. himself in the mantle of Harry S Truman. tuesdoy. Before Carter arrived at the park, "As the first man from the Deep a group of 25 Klansmen had marched South in 140 years to be president of Carter planned a brief visit with 95- this nation, I say that these people in meat in the Communist nation. through Tuscumbia peacefully in year-old ailing Bess Trunpan at her white sheets do not understand our home in Independence, an hour-long The weather Shtfll^ishban Page6. their white robes to let the president know what a spokesman termed “the region and what it has been through question and answer session with an Partly sunny, hot and humid A^lMn W/ shellfish harvesting plight of white America.” and what our country stands for ...” audience at the Truman High School, today with a chance of a alolu Maine s 3,500 mile coastline r and a tour of the Truman Libraryi thunderstorm this afternoon. has been imposed following an inci- linside ibduy Breaking his silence since the Temperatures in the 80s. Cooling Dripping with perspiration and Press secretary Jody Powell told dent where several Massachusetts . ’ ,, speaking from a platform that in­ Polish strikes began. Carter hailed tonight and sunny and less humid r a ^ t s . w ^ ...... the successful conclusion in remarks reporters (’arter Identifies with Wednesday. Details on Page 2. Classified ,..;,.. .*.16-17 cluded mdny leading Southern Truman because he is "a Democratic politicians, including former Gov. in Tuscumbia and again at a t Ctgnics - ;-. i;...... 19 barbecue picnic for labor leaders on president who came from behind to> i m V - # ' ■■■ arlal ...... George Wallace, Carter said "there win" the presidency. are still a few in the South, indeed the South Lawn of the White House In sports iljr vi”v ....? -.;. 64> Monday evening. Before holding the question-and- ' riesV,vtte,*v,v”..i...... lO around the country ...who practice 'Youngsters spring major upset in cowardice and who counsel fear and answer session. Carter told his ’ei^talk',..-.;i.-..'...... 2 He said the Polish workers by their audience that he considers Truman a U.S. Open women's tennis...Boston' Sports ...... 11-18- hatred.’^ 'Red w x stretch win stroMc to "discipline, their tenacity and “real hero." 'fOlevlslon 14 He said it makes him “angry" to courage have set an example for ail eight...Pro ,and college football Update 2 those who cherish freedom and "When 1 have a tough decision, 1 rounduft- Page 12. „ hatfo lasting Mltectj|j^.tlw govern^ . Weather ...... see the (Confederate battle flag think about the tough decisions Harry a 2 carried by the Klan, ’’And human dignity.” EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. 2, 1960 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Tuw.. Sw)t. »■ IWO Della-Bitta backs voc-ed Mpdote Late primary David Della-Bitta, the endorsed education, he said. "A coordinated paign. McCarthy has served on the Bolivian blast Democratic candidate for the Fourth use of our existing high school and Conservation (kimmittee. Telethon goal Two men, each bearing a familiar name in Alabaina Senatorial District, pledges support vocational school can provide expan­ Strike continues La Paz, Bolivia (UPI) - Strongman Gen. Luis Garcia LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Frank Sinatra, Johnny politics, and a famed former priMner of war •« for an expanded vocational education sion without incurring costs to the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - RepresenUtives for producers Meza has accused President Carter of promoting a C^arson and Liza Minelll headed a lineup of stars who win primary elections for the ^ n ate V " ^‘abama A program in Connecticut. state.” Students earn and itrlking actors ^ v e l ^ n unable to break the counter coup in BolivIS? turned out for the 15th Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon, governorship a n J Senate seat were at stake in North In a prepared statement, Della- Della-Bitta said in addition to health credentials stalemate In contract negotiations, carrying the Garica Meza, who seized power in a bloody coup in Ju ­ raising a record 131,103,787 for the Muscular Dystrophy DflKotfl Bitta said he met with m ost expanding and better utilization of nationwide walkout Into its Mth day. ly said, "Carter was very upset because his call for Three area students have received Assoclatin. In Alabama, Sen. Donald Stewart is favored to retain manufacturers in the state, and it existing facilities, he supports tax During a break In negotiations Momljy night, manage­ democracy, which only would have satisfied his certificates and/or degrees from the The 21.5-hour telethon, which ended at 3:30 p.m. PDT his Senate seat but he has Democratic opposition from was apparent a principal concern is relief pro^ams for manufacturers ment spokesman Phil Myers said the producers had proselytism and demagoguery, has not been followed. Hartford Hospital's Allied Health Monday, exceeded the 1979 pledge total by more than $1 men bearing two of Alabama’s most famous names: Jim finding skilled labor. who provide on-the-job training. rejected a proposal by the Screen Actors Guild. "Carter wants to promote a counter coup, and this can program. million. Elach year the com ^ian has broken the previous Folsom Jr ., 31, the son of two-term former Gov. “Big “ Many of our young people are Della-Bitta also announced his cam ­ SAG spokeswoman Kim Fellner said producers be observed through his intervention in the internal af­ The students were graduated year’s record. Jim ” Folsom; and state Sen. Finis St. John, who ewnes being deprived of the opportunity to paign coordinator in Manchester. followed with a counter-proposal that was under con­ fairs (of Bolivia) and by pretending to buy people,” said Wednesday in the hospital’s Heublein Tony Bennett, Wayne Newton, Neil Sedaka and Mel from a long line of Alabama politicians and who, at 47, obtain these necessary skills and Joseph McCarthy, Democratic Town sideration. Garcia Meza during a visit Monday to the miliUry units Hall. Torme were among the celebrities who entertained has served 10 years in the legislature. areas of training because of the Coigmittee member, 99 Ferguson The Labor Day meeting between negotiators represen­ posted at Viacha, 12 miles west of U Paz. Area students inqlud: Mrs. Susan viewers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico and Guam. Stewart 40, won the election to fill the unexpired term limited resources for vocational Road, will be arranging the cam- ting nearly 70,000 actors and a committee speaking for It was the latest in a series of Bolivian attacks on the Cuneen-Barrette, Talcottville Road, Pledges raised from the telethon fund at least half, of of the late Sen. Jam es Allen two years ago. movie studios, television networks and a few independent Carter administration since Washington’s decision not to Vernon, certificate in phar­ the research and clinics conducted by the Muscular The Republican race features two popular conser­ producers was the 12th straight day of bargaining. macology; Kathy Wiss, 12 Edith Dystrophy Association. recognize the military regime. vatives in a virtual dead heat. Earlier, representatives for the actors celebrated The U.S. government has suspended all economic and Road, certificate in surgery from Viewers in the New York-New Jersey-Connectlcut area Armisted Selden. 59, who served 16 years as a Labor Day by offering to help the Interalliance of military aid to Bolivia, following the overthrow of in­ Water bill clarification Manchester Community College and pledged |3,610,182. Pledges in Las Vegas totalled $262,679 Democratic congressman from Alabama before turning Theatrical and Stage Employees organize a benefit to terim President Lidia. Gueiller and the jailings and Hartford Hospital and Peter and Los Angeles residents promised $1.6 million. to the diplomatic corps in the Nixon administration and raise funds for unemployed union members, Ms. Fellner reported executions of hundreds of dissidents. MANCHESTER - The Water and buyers’ lawyer requests an estimate Gilgosky, 60 Norman St., The show started at 6 p.m. Sunday and ended at 3:30 famed Jeremiah Denton, former prisoner of war in Viet­ said. Meanwhile, Interior Minister Col. Luis Arce (Jomez Sewer Department has released-its of charges, department personnel Manchester, certificate in surgical p.m. Monday, PDT, at the Sahara Hotel on the Las Vegas nam who walked off the plane saying God Bless The actors strike has virtually shut down the film and said his office will submit legislation to extend the scope procedures in water and sewer will ask for a meter reading by technology from Hartford Hospital Strip and drew long lines of spectators who waited America” when released, are seeking the Republican television industry, putting thousands of employees in of the death penalty to terrorism, drug trafficking, of­ charges for house closings. phone. Then they will calculate the and Manchester Community College. through the night for a glimpse of the performers. nomination for the Senate. related fields out of work. ficial fraud and extremist agitation. • The department will not send a bill based on the reading, providing iWee Day Care Open House final bill to the seller of the estimates for consumption and the premises. bill. Ladies Aid Barbara Koff, new staff member at the Vernon during Friday’s Open House. (Herald • An estimate of charges will be •. If either party personally -Peopletalk- M anchester Community College daycare photo by Shea), made by the department only if the r^ u ests the estimate, it will be MANCHESTER - The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran center, chats with 4-year-old Nicole Peaslee of request is accompanied with a meter given to the lawyer representing the reading of about three days prior to party. Church will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Parish House. the closing. These procedures are followed Still haunted Refreshments will be served by Ann •, The department will not es­ when giving estim ates for water and Grimason, Agatha Gaciauckas, and The man who shot more pictures of the late timate a bill based on previous con­ sewer bills when a piece of property MCC daycare in 8th year Carol Hanson. Mite boxes will be Marilyn Monroe than any other photographer says sumption for house closings. is purchased or sold. • If either the sellers’ or the collected. the girl in the vintage stag film is somebody else, MANCHESTER - The degrees. It also employs five student accepts children 2 years, nine MW but Penthouse magazine is sticking by its conten­ Manchester Community College teachers who are enrolled in the Ear­ months old through five years old. tion that it has found the “most sexually explicit Daycare Center held an open house ly Childhood program at MCC. Located in the basement of the iOWIIT IIHNIAtWtlt ' performance of her career.” Penthouse's October to celebrate its eighth year Friday, At any one time, 22 children may Center Congregational Church, the issue is mnning stills from an old 16 mm porno flick with parents and children exploring be at the center, although the total center is supported by MCC, although purported to have starred Hollywood’s ultimate sex the games and toys available. enrollment just now is 50 children. it is not free. Students attending MCC Teachers attend conference goddess, before she hit the big time. The As staff members reacquainted Sue Ademak, director, said some get a break in prices, although the MANCHESTER - A Education Association at ticipants included: Anne Muzin, and Barbara Qiun- * FLOW resemblance is - so close that Milton Greene, themselves with children who had slots are still available in each ses­ center is open to the community for E 2 3 * Marilyn’S' favorite photographer, first told the number of local teachers the Hotchkiss School, was Gauvin in the President’s by in a General Informa­ UAtWIATHIR FOTOCAtl • attended the center in years previous sion. use. magazine he couldn’t be sure. A second look, spent four days at the attended by nearly 500 track; Bill Edwards, tion track. Art Glaeser, the For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/3/80. During Tuesday to this, some new children were also There is a 9 a.m. to noon session "Our main purpose is to provide however, brought a new verdict — "definitely not.” Summer Leadership teachers from throughout Grievance Prodecure; senior director of the Hart­ night, showers will be likely to fall over the northern being introduced. and a 1 to 4 p.m. session. Children quality education while parents are Whatever the tmth may be, Marilyn Monroe Conference in Lakeville the state. Peter Tognalli, Public ford County Board of Rockies and portions of the DakoUs. Mostly fair weather The center employs three staff can come for two, three, or five mor­ at classes - to that purpose we have probably is the only legend ever to be consistently Aug. 18 to 21. Twelve study tracks Relations, Bill Brin- Directors, and a should dominate the remainder of the nation. members with advanced degrees in nings and/or afternoons per week. flexible hours and quality haunted by her own ghost. The conference, spon­ were offered to the damour. Legislative and Manchester High School early childhood education, along with The center is open 7:30 a.m. to 5 program,” Ms. Ademak said. sored by the Connecticut delegates. Manchester par­ Political Action; Louside tedcher also attended. three teachers who have two year p.m. Monday through Friday and Weather forecast Rock around the line Partly sunny hot and humid today. Chance of an after­ Jackson Browne once penned a set of lyrics, noon thunderstorm. High temperatures in the lower 90s, pleading that his piano be the last instmment packed for the road so he could play it just a little Town watershed survey planned about 33 C. Scattered thunderstorm^ tonight. Lows 63 to 68. Mostly sunny and less humid Wednesday. High bit longer: "... If the union don’t mind; And the temperatures in the mid 80s. Probability of precipitation roadies don’t mind; If we take a little time and MANCHESTER - The the watershed conditions. systems, farm s and also Vernon. Goodwin Road, Hillcrest 40 percent today 50 percent tonight and 10 percent leave it all behind; Singing one more song ...” Sun­ Water and Sewer Depart­ The survey consists of refu se washing into a In Bolton, the streets in­ Road, Lake Street, Riga day, Portland, Maine, stagehand union member on-site inspection for iden­ watershed. The survey is Wednesday. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph today and ear­ ment will be conducting a cluded are Bolton Center Lane. Joel Brown carried a sign saying, "The Union Does tification and classification conducted in accordance ly tonight. Winds becoming northwest 10 to 15 mph early watershed survey for the Road, Boston Turnpike, In Manchester the roads Mind,” and that nearly canceled a sold-out Labor with Section 19-16B102 of Wednesday. Lydall Street and Risley of potential hazards on all B o x Mountain Road, are; Bolton Center Road, Day concert for Browne. But the show did go on — the Public Health Code. Reservoir watershed area. properties on the Brookfield Road, E ast Middle Turnpike, The survey encompasses Long Island Sound with a last minute contract settlement. Says con­ The purpose of the survey watershed. This includes Carpenter Road, Cider Mill Finley Street, Lake Street, cert promoter Jack Utsick, "They knew Jackson Bolton. Manohester, and WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — The National Weather New England beauties is to gain information on inspection of septic Road, Gaylord Road. New Bolton Road. Service forecast for Long Island Sound from Watch Browne is strongly supportive of the unions and Hill, R .l. to Monlauk Point, N.Y.i High pressure will wouldn’t cross the picket lines." Showing a bit of leg here in Atlantic City, Miss Massachusetts, Amy Sue Linder; Miss persist along the Atlantic coast today followed by a cold N.J., are Miss America contestants from Connecticut, Jeanne Louise Caruso; Miss front moving across the area from the west tonight. Rhode Island, Dawn Potter; Miss New DUAL^MAGE Winds southwest increasing to 15 to 20 knots today, C3PO picks New England. They will compete in the an­ Manchester departments list fire calls northwest 19 to 20 knots late tonight, northwest winds 10 nual Miss America pageant ^turday night. Hampshire, Diane Marion McGarry and Miss Miss America for 1981 won’t shed her obligatory Friday, 6:29 p.m. —Elec­ St. (Town) Street. (Town) —Auto accident on 1-86. to 15 knots Wednesday. Partly sunny with chance of From left. Miss Maine, Valerie Ann Crooker; Vermont, Carole A. Spoler. (UPI photo) —Dumpster fire at 35 Oak tears of acceptance in Atlantic City, N .J., until trical fire at 393 Broad St. Saturday. 1:51 p.m. Sunday, 8:20 p.m. (District) thunderstorms late this afternoon. Cloudy with chance of St. (Town) Saturday, but George Miller says he already knows (Town) —Mattress fire on the Elm —Medical call at 19 ^hool Monday, 12:40 a.m. showers and thunderstorms tonight. Fair Wednesday. who she’ll be. He gives the crown to Miss Kansas— Saturday, 11:42 p.m. COLOR Friday, 10:20 p.m. St. (Town) —Grass fire at 41 Prospect Visibility 3 to 6 miles in haze but locally 1 to 3 miles in Street extension. (Town) —Car fire at West Center Leann Folsom — who fits the “probability model” —Dumpster fire at Robert­ Saturday, 1:58 p.m. Sunday. 9:32 p.m. St, (Town) thunderstorms late this aftemqon and tonight, improving and Waddell streets. crafted by Miller’s computer as if it were a Shellfish harvesting han son School. (District) —Gas washdown at 877 —Dumpster fire at Robert­ Tuesday, 1:57 a.m. to 5 miles or more Wednesday. Wave heights 1 to 2 feet (Town) onepiece bathing suit. The Northern Illinois Univer­ Saturday, 1:25 a.m. Main St. (Town) son School. (District) Paper fire at Main and today and tonight. Sunday, 3:04 p.m. —Gas sity professor says his computer knows the judges — Gas leak at 25 E. Saturday. 8;08 p.m. Sunday. 11:29 p.m. School streets. (Town) PORTRAITS washdown at 379 Wetherell too — that they’re bullish on ventriloquism and flute Eldridge St. (Town) Extended outlook —Odor of gas at 295 Main St. (Town) playing, but don’t like baton twirling, guitars, Saturday, 9:10 a m. St. (Town) Extended outlook for New England Thursday through imposed on Maine coast Sunday, 3:17 p.m. dramatic dialogue or any dancing, save ballet. They —Oven fire at 122 Summer Saturday. 8:27 p.m. f You certainly can Saturday: aren’t top fond of Miller either. Says he, "They —Water call on Clinton ... ^ C o n tr’ol Y o u r MassachuselU, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair refused to send me any information or even a AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) mitted to the hospital late Phillipston families had Worcester gathering were Thursday and Saturday. Chance of showers Friday. Highs program. They shun predictability, especially from — Shellfish harvesting has Sunday night. been purchased at a fish bought from Quality WATER WEIGHT will be in the 80s Thursday and near 80 Friday and Satur­ someplace out in the cornfields of Illinois." been banned along Maine's A Connecticut woman outlet in Orange, Mass., Seafoods in Worcester, the PROBLEM day. Overnight lows will be mostly in the 60s. winding 3,500-mile was also admitted to the called Deep Sea Charlie's, outlet that sold clams to USE Vermont: Scattered showers and thunderstorms coastline due to shellfish Bath hospital's intensive which had bought six the Orange fish market. E-LIM Thursday and Friday, fair Saturday. Highs 70s and 80s. Quote of the day poisoning leading to the care ward last week after bushels of Maine clams Excess woter in the body can be Lows 50s and 60s. Former Miss America Pageant host Bert Parks, hospitalzation of 16 people. eating “quite a few” con­ from a Worcester dis­ uncomfortable. I-LIM will help you Maine: Fair Thursday, chance of showers Friday, fair tributor. officials said. Choate questioned of his successor, Ron Ely — NBCTV’s 6-foot-6-inch, Marine Resources Depu­ taminated mussels, Mrs. lose excess woter weight. We at Saturday. Highs in the 70s and lows in the upper 40s north statements by police that Ugg«tt ParKidt Pharmacy recommend it. 230-pound ex-Tarzan, in People magazine: ty Commissioner Richard Rogers said. She was held They said 30 bushels of Tht torpedo fiih is equipped with a powerful electric current that it can turn on at will. and low 50s south. P. Choate said Monday the fo r observation of Maineoclams had been the clam s were dug in New Hampshire: Fair Thursday, chance of showers “ Imagine that — going up into the trees to find a Maine. successor." contaminated clams were “respiratory distress." the shipped into the state by Friday, fair Saturday. Highs in the 70s and low 80s. Lows believed to have come nursing director said. the Pehysroke Shellfish in the 50s. from the coastal area T h e Connecticut Co., of Pembroke. Maine, Glimpses between Milbridge and woman's brother also suf­ which sold other clams "It Is not crystal clear Cutler, which was shut fered mild symptoms but from the same lot to four that these were Maine The Almanac Jack Lemmon not only lost 20 pounds for his down immediately after was just checked over and other distributors in clams that caused it," he marthon film role as star of "Tribute," but he even Sunday’s report of illness. not admitted to the Boston and Freetown, near said. "Some of those clams By United Press International gave up his trademark— those Jamaican Macanudo "That report was what hospital, Mrs. Rogers said. Fall River, came from New Today is Tuesday, Sept. 2, the 246th day of 1980 with 120 cigars ... Florence LaRue, female star of 'The Fifth started the whole closure The clams eaten bv the T h e clams at the Brunswick." to follow. Dimension musical group, has filed for divorce action," Choate said. "We from her husband of 11 years, Marc Gordon, who is The moon is in its last quarter. tried to pin it down as to ) The morning star is Venus. the group’s personal manager ... Science Fiction what dealer it was, and B oat to The evening stars are Mercury. Mars, Jupiter and master Arthur C. Clarke won a Hugo Award Sunday w e’ve been able to do Enroll Now Saturn. in Boston for his novel, “The Fountains of this." For Falli 'Those bom op this date are under the sign of Virgo. Paradise" ... Michael Caine is in Budapest, Eleven victims of ...in STYLE! American poet Eugene Field was bom Sept. 2. 1850. Hungary, filming United Artists "Escape to Vic­ paralytic shellfish On this date in history: tory” in which he costars with Sylvester Stallone poisoning, more commonly In 1935, one of the worst hurricanes to jtit the U.S and Max Von Sydow under the direction uf John known as "red tide," were mainland ripped through the Florida Keys, killing more Huston... a ll from Phillipston, than 365 people. Mass., and ate the clams at In 1945. Japan signed an unconditional surrender a family reunion on Satur­ aboard the U.S. battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay, ending day. CORDS JEANS Now at a Caldor introductory prico World War II. Police said they were ad­ In 1964, World War 1 hero Sergeant Alvin York died at Lottery numbers mitted to St. Vincent's TOTAL OF 24 ^ A K the age of 76. 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Monday through Friday tor Frances Rogers said. for more information call 643-3577 OPEN Thurs. nite til 9 Daily'til 9/Sat. Si30 The tourists were ad­ r 4 - EVENING HERALD. Tueg., Sept. 2. I960 ^Editorial... Peqion__ ~______EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. 2, 1960 - 5 HUD vote campaign starts iHaudu'strr Eiuniimji lirralft Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Last week Manchester’s would not serve the best in­ vantage of everyone, as long South Windsor, charter changes face review Citizens for Social Respon­ terest of the town. as statements presented as Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, sibility announced plans to We think many persons in Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. facts are credible and are Mamber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preea International .SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town two members of the Planning and Zoning In addition, the council will take a final 4-4 vote, the moUon to approve the item mount a campaign suppor­ Manchester have very strong not, in fact, opinions Council will take final action tonight on Commission during any election. TOte on chMges that would give the Public failed. The council decided to give the Be thin in ZERO time Steven Harry, Executive Editor several proposed charter changes that if The new language reads; “No political ting the town’s re-entry into feelings on the HUD ques­ presented to be the facts. Cuatomer Service — 647-9946 gildings CoinmIssion the power to sign town m anager authority over town Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor approved will be placed before the public party shall nominate and no elector shall the Community Development tion. The^ voters of Manchester Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publlaher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emerltua its own contrhcts. At its mid-July building construction for final action on the November election vote for more than three members of the meeting, the change giving the building The meeting is scheduled for 8 n m in Block Gram Program ad­ should watch this campaign ballot. Town Planning and Zoning Commission at If a straw poll we took group this power was not approved. With a the Council Chambers. ministered by the federal closely, looking into sources The council will be considering a change any election when four members are to be several months ago is even that would remove all Illegal sections from Department of Housing and elected for more than two when three are for statements made on both the document. Urban Development. close to a true reflection of sides of the issue to make the HUD question. and we think our voters owe to be elected.” the community’s attitude on In mid-July the council vbted un­ The new section conforms to state law The group will campaign to sure the supporters and op­ It has been discussed in it to themselves to question animously to accept changes In Section and still retains the original language Women’s clu b— — the matter, it appears there 204 on municipal elections to bring it into return the HUD program to ponents of the HUD program many, forums over the last all statements made on the which guarantees that no party may gain SOUTH WINDSOR - The first Any women in South Windsor in­ Manchester, but has is overwhelming sentiment two years. The facts have compliance with state law. more than a bare majority on the planning meeting of the 1980-81 year of the do, indeed, have their factd referendum question and The town had been warned by a state terested in the club are cordially in­ against re-entering the board. South Windsor Women’s Club will be vited to attend. promised to run a«campaign straight. been presented along with the decide for themselves who is elections attorney that its charter was program. The council will also take a final vote on Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s Interested new members are asked based on fact rather than on An emotion-packed cam­ emotional appeals and right. conflicting with state law in a section in­ changes in the bidding procedures. Episcopal Church on Sand Hill Road. volving municipal elections. to call Joan Benedict, 128 Rosemary emotion. But it wiii be on the ballot paign could have a negative rhetoric that are trademarks In the proposed changes, bid limits The program will be devoted to Lane, 644-3249. DIET PLAN The old, illegal Section 204 said no We think such a campaign in November and impact on the community by of Manchester politics. would be raised from $2,000 to $5,000 for members getting to know other We continue to be con­ political party shall nominate more than members. 4 L(3se weight FAST will de-fuse the issue and Manchester’s voters will creating further divisions in Yet this fall, we urge each both the town manager and the Public vinced that the! people have three and no voter may vote for more than Works Department. • Up to 3 pounds weekly hope, as the election draws again have an opportunity to an already divided populace. and every voter to become already spoken'on the issue, near, emotion will be kept at We hope the referendum acquaint^ with the facts of • Be thin in zero time have their say on the matter. but see no harm in looking at • Do it NOW. a low level. campaign will be conducted the issue before a vote is the issue again to decide if r Scare tactics and name­ WeTT^ thinkvtsatan m a a factual u v v u m i v cam- a i l lon ' aa high111(^11 levelIC V C I anda ilU will W ill fosterIU01.CA taken. the widespread opposition to OPe^ HOUSE calling in such a campaign paign will be to the best ad- jheomplete understanding of The question is important the program is warranted. M m | IriMh YNM bsaua Bolton ready for school opening 71 Nutt Mris St 141 Spmr SIrtil IM q, lipL I H th m iK i, Sp. II BOLTON — Bolton Elementary salad, gelatin with topping; Friday: Packman said, “Throughout the school cream will also begin Wednsday. S:3$ sr 7:3$ p I'JI M Center School will begin its school year Commentary Baked chicken, steamed rice, buttered system major emphasis will be placed on Joseph Fleming, principal, said, “We for moie Miamatlon oQt Wednesday at 9 a.m. Classes will be dis­ green beans, hot roll, applesauce. math. The first objective at our school expect a smooth opening. We are 522-3438 missed daily at 3 p.m. New lunch nrices: Child’s milk, 12 will be handwriting and a secondary enthusiastic about welcoming the The school lunch program, that includes cents; adult milk, 25 cents; child’s lunch, objective will be developing responsibility Willington students into the Bolton school new prices set by the Board of Education 70 cents; adult lunch, $1.25; snacks, 25 in students in Grades 7 and 8.” system. We hope they will move right in recently, will be in operation Wednesday. Penny pinching cents. Bolton High School will begin its school and become a part of our family.” The lunches for the first three days of Richard Packman, principal, said, year Wednesday at 8 a.m., classes will be Fleming said all students will receive school include: Wednesday: “ We’re looking forward to an exciting dismissed at 2:15 p.m. School will be on their schedules Wednesday in their Cheeseburger, potato rounds, buttered Scripps League Newspapers pecially dairy products; and never year, another outstanding year. We have full session from the first day. jiomeroom. A list of homerooms will be u N o e ta . _ com, pudding/peaches; Thursday: Fruit buy TV-advertised foods, almost all an excellent teaching staff.” The regular lunch program which in­ posted inside the school entrance. WASHINGTON- In these juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed inflation-ridden times, when food has of which are heavily processed and cludes grinders, sandwiches, milk and ice over-priced. On Septsmbar 4,1639, the Genarsl Court of MMuehuMtti the price tag of a luxury item, con­ enictad a law forbidding tha drinking of toiiti. sumers will be happy to hear that “Slick advertising, fancy Thoughts there is a way to save up to 70 per­ packaging and tricky ways of dis­ cent on food bills. playing food encourage consumers to In any undertaking, by what stan­ run up their food bills as high as Vernon Mayor wants dard shall I judge my success or lack "Chef Pennypincher’s Shopping possible,” says Michael Jacobson, of it? In this age of slick advertising Guide" tells how. It is a two-page CSPI’s executive director. “We and pressure salesmanship, we often chart which lists ways in which the published this guide to aid the line school budget are exposed to artificial measures of inflation-battered consumer.” VV’C'DM ERNON fki^ -... The Boardn ___ ... cost-conscious consumer can cut his success which motivates us to strive that the citizen/taxpayer also be helpful if a line The chart also describes forces of Education has been food bills and still eat nutritiously. beyond the 6cntrol of the average for goais that are entirely un­ doesn’t fully comprehend item budget could be made asked by Mayor Marie that approach to the expen­ available to each council The guide, published by the Center citizen which lead to higher prices: realistic. Because we are unable to Herbst to present a line diture of monies. member. for Science in the Public Interest, a inadequate competition in the food attain such heights, frustration sets item budget along with its industry, state sales tax on food, and “ This fact was most In the letter to Daniel Washington-based consumer group, in. leaving us unfulfilled and unhap­ regular budget to be vividly pointed out during ouRcusunnuasMtEsiMuiB the decline local farms add 5 to 10 Woolwich, chairman of the features 31 money saving eating tips, py presented to the Town the annual town meeting school board, the mayor percent to food costs. In whatever area I consider, I must Council. a list of some “ All Star Cheap The guide is available from CSPI, when at least two citizens said, “I fully understand first take inventory of my competen­ The mayor said her of­ Box 3099, Washington, D.C. 20010 at a requested line item infor­ that any line item budget S01KCOSTOFYOUR Foods,” a price comparisons of cy, opportunity, and willingness to fice has received many mation and were unable to remains in its entirety un­ name and house brands, and self-test cost of is ,. “The Titanic has just surpassed you In the popularity polls . . .’’ pay the price demanded. 1 can afford requests from residents get that specific infor­ til discussion or delibera­ on how skilled we are as inflation- who want to look at a board mation,” the mayor said. tion takes place and at that fighters. no self-deception, no fantasizing. line item budget. She said ’This self-analysis must be objective, . . . ■^i .u • . . T** asking for the line point puim specific uueline uemsitems The Herald in Wtuhinfri^n she understands that state item budget the mayor said may be changed. I do not EuaRKirritiD MS ciw BLioa with a prayerful desire to really “Price comparisons show some of requirem^s are for a this will- allow a more see this as a problem for know myself, for better or for worse. the remarkable price differences Planned Program Budget thorough approach to the we too are faced with Assuming the ambition to be between national and house brands. Board of Education finalization of budgets Reagan's staff jittery following flap honorable, and having accurateiy problem lies in the fact budget. She said it would prior to acceptance,” the From the list of 13 common products. determined my potential level, I can the national brands cost 33 percent ' mayor said. By LEE RODERICK Ronald Reagan’s own making,” said Carter and Reagan. Reagan that his staff has grown to then pursue the goal with a more than the house brands,” says the aide. "He has extremely strong CSPI. WASHINGTON — In spite of "We’ll think he’li do fine in the unwieldly size. "We could fire one- reasonable expectation of reaching views on the issue and is too honest to Ronald Reagan’s miscues over three-way debate,” said the aide. third of the people around here and it. The chance of failure is reduced, hide them. Whatever he says from For example: a 10 pound bag of Taiwan, secret new polls by his cam­ "But we’re not as confident in a two- be bettenoff,” says one aide at the along with its corrollary, frustration. now on about Tainwan and China can WHILE THE OUTSIDE IS flour, name brand Gold Medal costs paign staff show, in the words of one way debate, where the questions will Arlington, Va., headquarters. ’This does not mean that 1 settle for only have negative impact.” $2.75, house brand costs $1.35; 5 insider that the GOP presidential be more probing and Carter will have Another remarks that, “I don’t know less than the best, for my best is HAVING A FACE LIFT — “Our strategy is to cut our losses pound bag of Domino sugar costs nominee is still doing "remarkably the advantage of being more of another campaign that has been precisely what I'm aiming for. Far $2.49, house brand $1.89; Jif brand well” in key election states. over Taiwan and move on. We now experienced in dealing with the run by committee the way this one is too many people have allowed WE ARE STILL LIFTING peanut butter, 12 ounces costs $1.15, need to go into a heavier attack mode issues.” being run.” pressures of social acceptance to house brand costs 83 cents. Polls were taken following the Los than we wanted to.” Reagan’s polls show he has been Among the most important policy cause them to measure their success SPIRITS ON THE INSIDE. Angeles press conference by Reagan hurt lately among two important advisors, there is even grudging by other people's achievements. This Some of Chef Pennypincher’s ’The blueprint for' Reagan’s cam­ and running mate groups; college-educated activists acknowledgment that former cam­ is the primary inadequacy of our eating tips include: don’t shop on an paign was written in June. Above all, DURING C O N ST R U C T IO N George Bush on and mothers of young men who would paign strongman John Sears, was academic grading system. empty stomach, use less cheese and it called for the candidate to guard Aug. 26 in an be forced into the military in the fired early in the primary season, It does a fair job of measuring each meat in sandwiches, use wilted against giving Carter grounds for attempt to clear event of a war. "This is a problem of had good reason for his student’s competency against his vegetables in soups instead of discar­ labeling Reagan confused, simplistic ding, buy unpackaged rice, flour and up their position perceptions. We need to reassure "stranglehold” approach with group, but it cannot tell him how well Hair Boutique and inflexible —all the things he has nuts, always choose foods with the on China and those mothers that Reqgan would not Reagan. he has performed within the context - AT appeared to be over Taiwan. most distant expiration dates, es- Taiwan. lead the country into a war,” said the “A tqugh approach is needed to of his own situation. "We knew that Carter would run a “ T h e re h as aide. keep the campaign on track and to Jesus taught that God will judge 3Q0 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER! repeat of 1964 (when President Lyn­ been no mass ______keep Reagan’s cronies from filling me by my persnal "talents”. Matt. don Johnson defeated Republican IS STILL OPEN FOR defection to President Carter Meanwhile, close advisors to the his head with nonsense and telling 25:14 Why should 1 judge myself by Quotes^ Barry Goldwater), and that we’d YOUR CONVENIENCE. because of the Taiwan flap, and John former California governor are con­ him only what he wants to hear. We any other standard? If I am perfor­ have to ready for the onslaught,” Anderson is going nowhere,” the cerned over his continuing insistence have a lot of people giving advice ming well against the backdrop of CALL: 649-7866 said the Reagan aide. “Carter’s cam­ "Nobody loses money, so you Reagan advisor told Scripps League that he be free to "wing it” when he right now, but I’m afraid no one is my potential, none can do more. paign will continue to unfold that way don’t have to win like you used to.” Newspapers. At the same time, disagrees with carefully prepared controlling the throttle, ” said the Lord, help me to see myself for what and we ll play right into his hands if Reagan’s aides are increasingly policy positions by his staff. One aide. 1 am, to strive for the ^ s t for which — George Allen, ex-NFL head worried over their boss’ inclination we continue to shoot ourselves in the example, in addition to Taiwan, was -T" foot.” Has Reagan learned a lesson from I’m equipped, and to accept myself in NEXT TO VERNON CHGU NATNNUL IMK coach, speculating that perhaps he to undermine his own election Reagan’s recent speech in which he the Taiwan controversy? ‘Td love to the process! strategy. Reagan’s advisors want to get the can't get a new pro football job called Vietnam a "noble” war. That say yes, but frankly I doubt it, ” said Eugene Brewer campaign focus off their boss. Hence |Ncwing(on^i 9 E. Cedar S(.(isRie. 17^) because TV-rich owners don’t line was penciled into the prepared the aide. “He is a very individual Minister "What happened over Taiwan isn’t their strong preference for debates worry enough about losing. text of the speech by Reagan himself. type candidate with a mind of his Church of Christ (bottom of hilt near Children's Hospital) the staff’s fault. It is purely of that include Anderson as well as There’s also concern around own. Manchester M 666-4740 666-4 W I Vernon Circle I

Washington Merry-Go-Round mo Opposite Tn-Ciiy Plaza (EHi);M Using smaller cars and trucks means air-conditioner use. And all our new Rep. John Murphy to enter the Abscam bullring soon consuming less fuel, and consuming less fuel installations must meet strict energy-saving means saving money. And when we save standards. By JACK ANDERSONA i y n iT D c r k i K ] tioohas managed'to >...... 1.....review Al_them.___ ffamiliarly ....1.. in a world of ____ marble04-1 ______United States),V that everything______IL!__ •_ is __notA ______greenbacks.■___i__ .... S A V E 5 0 % ment of Health and Human Services OFF ORIG. LIST money on things like fuel, we’re able to save W hen we set out to save money, we WASHINGTON— One of the great They show FBI agent Anthony floors, lofty ceilings and massive cut- taken care of,” said the undercover It may be more difficult for him to didn’t "care about” eliminating courtroom dramas of our time will Amoroso and the con man who glass chandeliers. He was accom­ man. "That’s why he says, ‘Hey, take you money. That’s why for the last several do it to help keep the cost of your electricity explain an inquiry, also duly ripoffs in federal health care MUSICIAN MATCHID STUIIO be played out later this month when masterminded the Abscam opera­ panied by Criden, an unwitting the money, go find the people that recorded by the FB I’s hidden programs. years, as service vehicles needed replacing, and gas as low as possible. But inflation is Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., con­ tion, Mel Weinberg, in a hotel room middleman who is now his co­ can do this for me.’ ” SOMCAUY & lUCraONMAUY cameras, into the possibility that the Evidently feeling scorned by his we at Northeast Utilities have been outdistancing all our efforts at cutting costs. fronts his accusers in the Abscam waiting for Murphy. The place is the defendant. Criden quickly offered: “All you sheik might invest in a shipping ven­ offhand remark, HHS Secretary purchasing smaller passenger cars, station That’s why, to continue to provide safe, case. Hilton Inn near Kennedy Inter­ They thought they were in the have to do is get a hold of me. I will ture. The undercover men readily Patricia Harris whipped off a letter PIONEER 5 X - 5 ^ Receiver rated ^ It won’t be the first time in this national Airport in New York, The wagons and pickup trucks. Their lower cost reliable, affordable energy, our revenues presence of bagmen for an Arab get a hold of Jack (Murphy).” agreed to the suggestion, and Murphy to Packwood. "I have never made W ATTS RMS total porver. Plenty o/ time is Oct. 20, 1979. and better fuel economy have been a big must start keeping pace with rising costs. bullring era of federal investigations sheik with immigration problems “Here we go,” said the G-man, said his associates would get back to partisan political use of the sad fact I power to drive the that he has sidestepped a Justice “In a short while,” Amoroso ad­ that needed fixing. After a brief handing over the briefcase with the them. that so many professionals who ought help in our fight to keep operating costs At Northeast Utilities we’re leading Department lunge dressed the hidden camera, “I’m colloquy about the Notre Dame-USC $50,000. The following Nov. 8, Murphy’s to be serving these beneficiaries are AUDIO-PIONEERED API Speakers down. And while we can’t reduce the size of the way in helping businesses and homes at him, with alt expecting a meeting with U.S. football game that afternoon, the dis­ “Why don’t you give that to Jack?” associates met with the aghnts. His instead stealing their money,” she wtth heavy duty woofer FLARE D O M E the aplomb of a bur large yellow repair trucks, we’ve cut save energy! We’ve trimmed ourselves down Congressman John Murphy and at­ cussion got down to business. suggested Criden, indicating two aides, suggested that the TW EETER for clean sound from any matador. But this wrote. "1 hope others will also back on the fuel they use by removing all to fighting weight. And we will continue to torney Howard Criden. In front of me C''ideii bragged about Murphy’s in­ Murphy. “Arabs” invest millions in a shipping source including the time, the bull will refrain from cheap shots at those of is $50,000 in $100 bills. fluence in Congress. The FBI agents But the congressman gestured company — in which the con­ materials not needed for a particular job, fight to keep your electricity and gas the back him into a us who are doing everything in our "I’m placing this money in a suit­ picked up their cue and explained toward the briefcase and instructed: gressman would hold a secret in­ BSR 2555X Belt driven turntable complete reducing the weight they carry. good values they are. witness chair and power to protect the government’s case to my immediate left. I’m now that their client, the phony sheik, “Howard, you take care of that.” terest. Murphy’s associates money.” with cartridge. We've been fighting to keep costs confront him with closing the suitcase and placing it to might need help with immigration “OK,” agreed Criden, taking the promised that the congressman down on other fronts as well. By installing incriminating my immediate right on the floor next problems. Could Murphy handle briefcase. “All right, let’s go,” he would use his influence as chairman Watch on waatri The En­ irm videotapes taken by FBI undercover to the couch.” that? added, explaining to the undercover of the House Merchant Marine Com­ vironmental Protection Agency was overhead fens in high

6 - EVENING HERALD. Tueg.. Sept. 2, 1980 AARP group MACC iMewsNews Is Polish victory permanent gets meeting MANCHESTER - The first Lives of many men twisted, distorted by prison dissident group known as Kor, an(K meeting of the Northeast WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - The the American Association of Retired more than a dozen of his colleagues by/ NANCY CARR doctorAnrtnr whowhn examinedAvaminpd him. chiatrist /.hiotrisf nnfpdnoted that he was way home from work since he’s not sure ifIf he would-be not known to be a trouble very rapid deterioration in of kids and he used themt Baltic Coast workers won an enor­ Analysis were rounded up nearly two weeks Persons Inc., is scheduled his wife didn’t like to see welcomed. Not sure he maker. His teachers and the next few years. all. He is 25 now. says he’ll mous victory in their 18-day strike Executive Dirertor ’The next four years he institutionalized and would ago In a sudden crackdown against Wednesday at I-*® P-T*- “‘J , him drinking. Between the would be able to make it the school social workers Everything in the home against the Communist government, For several weeks we spent In detention of one k very probably spend his the activist political groups Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 Main here. all liked him. His parents had to be locked up never touch drugs again. but whether they can translate the have been running a series nd or another. At 16 MACC life in Jail. When he serves bar and home one evening That concept sounds un­ publicizing the strike, Walesa were supportive and paid because of his stealing. He finished his education gains of the 21-point agreement into St of columns who is my encountered him for the his sentence and stands at in January he hit and killed Joshua is a puzzle to remarkable, but absolutely reverses refused to speak out in their behalf at EnterUinment will be provided by for tutoring. By Junior 'The stress on the family permanent new freedoms for all of neighbor. In the first first time. He had been the door he has no family, a young boy on a bike. He everyone. His parents are in jail and has a cer­ the traditional concept of the press in the Gdansk negotiations. Mary Steward, Chalres Tarpinian -High he was smoking pot showed in frequent temper Poland is still uncertain. column we talked about released on a Friday - stole no fr ends and no place to served 5 years for both professional people, tificate. He has some skills the Soviet Union, where the "party He said at the time that their cause and Ida Cormier. manslaughter. His second and standing around on explosions and family As strike leader Lech Walesa atd Chirstopher who has a mul­ a radio that night and was go. Jeremiah was bom and responsible and compe­ with machinery and line" is a well-established principle was political, and he did not wish to Members are reminded of the ‘rip wife divorced him when he quarrels. His mother, was many other prominent activists said, tiple arrest record for immediately rearrested at least for the first 12 tent. His brothers and comers with youngsters, woodworking. of journalism. attach political causes to the to Vermont scheduled for Sept. 10 was in jail and the children some of whom were .treated for a nervous the workers achieved about as rnwh stealing. Although and taken to what was then years raised in sisters did well in school, Many people believe if anyone can workers’ drive for free trade unions. and the the final payment for the Oc­ called the Symns Street Manchester. When he is were placed in foster scouts, clubs. Church ac­ already known to local breakdown. He was up His parents say he can as they could during the 18-day manage Poiand’s new movement But once the workers had won their tober trip to Cape Cod is due before C h ris to p h e r’s c i r ­ twice for selling drugs, the jail. released from jail he homes. He has not seen tivities were an accepted police. stay at home until he finds walkout, but no iron-clad guarantees. union rights and were on the verge of cumstances are perhaps third time everyone was toward greater personal freedom, it Sept. 15. . Although he was 16 he returns here - the only them for over 5 years. Now part of life for the family. Although he was referred a job. That’s a break. At He and other leaders told the a compete agreement with the unusually tragic, there are finished with him, the is Walesa. Although he has had little Members are requested to bring looked years younger: place he knows. He is our that he is due for release he Although Joshua was a to the local guidance clinic workers they will have to defend goverment to end the costly walkout, many such men whose lives least he has a place to national exposure, the 37-year-old non-perishible food to the Septem^r small, fair skinned, baby neighbor. We are his. doesn’t know where to go. slow learner and had trou­ for help with behavorial parents, the police and par­ their gains through their new unions. electrician delivered an impressive Walesa brought up the dissident issue have easily been twisted sleep and a family that and November meetings for donation faced. By Sunday he had Job is also our neighbor. Manchester is his home, ble with school work from problems he began using ticularly the judge. He had In addition to the cherished idea of performance as leader of the hun­ anew, with a last-minute suggestion and distorted. hasn't slammed the door. The Medic Alert system of emergency medical identifica­ . to the MACC Food Bank been repeatedly sexually Things looked good when he the place he knows, but the first grade on he was hard drugs. There was a a lot more breaks than a lot free trade unions, the workers dreds of thousands of strikers that the strike settlement might be We w ill c a ll him The chapter has voted to donate was a young man. He had a secured important political benefits, rallying behind the Lenin Shipyard off unless the government agreed to tion and information was directly credited with saving 2,000 Jeremiah. Jeremiah’s assaulted by a group of $100 to the Food Bank. steady job. A downpay­ notably a sweeping revision of the release the two dozen activists it was lives in a recent 12-month period. father was the town drunk. older prisoners. MACC crews. received a call from an laws on censorship. Walesa displayed an excellent His mother was herself ment on a house and two holding. Chamber provides older man just released The lengthy agreement the two sense of strategy during the talks Thanks to the timing of the de­ depressed and drinking children in three years. His from a weekend’s lockup­ sides signed Sunday calls, for exam­ with government negotiators by mand, Walesa won. Getting the help for teachers heavily by the time he was wife, who he says had been Medic Alert system asking if we couldn’t do mnning around even before Week Long ple, for the Polish press and broad­ shunning any hint of political motiva­ workers back on the job was far bom. His oldest brother at MANCHESTER - The Greater something for “the kid”. the breakup, left In the cast media "to serve the expression tion on the part of the strikers. more important to the government 17 was killed in an accident Manchester Chamber of Commerce It’s been 10 years since we middle of the night for of the diversity of ideas, views and When Jacek Kuron, leader of the than keeping the dissidents in jail. in a c a r lo ad of ladM/haek opinions." saves time and lives will provide teaching k'ts ‘o boys.Jeremiah started met Jeremiah. parts unknown with one of shock can occur and may be fatal. Manchester and East Catholic high drinking before he really Most of those years he’s his fellow workers and has TURLOCK, Calif. — Recently, a Reaction can take place in minutes schools for a new program, been behind bars. In jail he never been heard from New York City businessman who was remembers it. or within a couple of hours. “Economy for Young Americans. By the time he was seven is a model prisoner. Gen­ since. She left him with in Miami for a compeny sales Dr. Haeck, a past president of the The program is being provided tle, obedient, placid. In one two children he is not sure FBI hunts bombers meeting sustained severe injuries to he was sharing his father’s with the assistance of Connecticut seriously. If that thing had gone off American College of Emergency late night bottles around institution for youthful are his. Although never a STATELINE, Nev. (UPI) - plans to release composite his head, neck, abdomen and right Physicians, seeks Medic Alert as an General Insurance Corporation and offenders he babysat for heavy drinkqr in the next photographs of the three who by itself, there would have been hun­ the kitchen table. Dad Fingerprints found on the extor­ leg in an automobile accident. important link between patient and the U S. Chamber of Commerce. warden’s children. Oc­ few years he started to delivered the bomb until the in­ dreds of people killed.” He was unconscious when finally ended up in jail and tionists’ bomb that rocked Harvey’s physician. ’The program was developed by casionally he is briefly out drink more and more often vestigation took on "a more specific The FBI said it still had not deter­ paramidics arrived on the scene. Jeremiah started swiping casino-hotel turned out to be those of mined the identity of the explosive. “In the last couple of decades we teachers for the U.S. (Camber of of jail. ’The minute he hits although he kept his job, direction.” They assessed his injuries, applied things to give to older boys a security guard who climbed over Agents said they would not start have seen significant progress in Commerce to provide basic the street, he drinks. The the children and he LABOR MY dressings, bandages, began oxygen in return for bottles of the box containing the explosive, the The bomb ripped a hole through medicine,” he says. “Within this economics timely impact and to miitute he is drunk he remarried. Harvey’s Wednesday when a three- collecting the evidence in the therapy and intravenous fluids — but beer.' At age 12 he was sent FBI reported. bombed-out section of the hotel until growth, we have witnessed a more make it more interesting for for the first time to a steals. He has never in­ His new wife was good to S a r n m '’ 47% did not inject penicillin, thanks to his Agents said Monday the results of a man team tried to disarm it by intense concentration on emergency students. jured another person and the children, he says, and a the area is “structurally safe.’’ Medic Alert emblem which was center for delinquent check with their Washington, D.C., remote control. ’The 11-story building medicines as a total specialization. The program offers the student his records read that he good woman. Unfortunate­ had bwn evacuated, and there were The security guard whose finger­ engraved, “Aller^c^to. Penicillin.” youngsters. His records technicians showed the prints were Medic Alert and the comprehensive “hands on” experience through has never stolen except ly he was hooked on the no injuries. Sand bags had been prints were lifted from the boxes show that he had already those of the hotel employee. “Once at the hospltol,” according system it provides is entirely suppor­ filmstrips and discussion sessions. when he was drunk. Some drinking now and often AM/FM Cassette Recorder placed around the second-floor bomb climbed on them to examine a letter to Dr. William T. Haeck, “a call to been judged an alcoholic at ’They also reported no success in tive of that specialization,” Haeck years ago the court psy­ stopped for a few on his locations, and they kept damage to a that accompanied them. He told in­ Medic Alert’s emergency informa­ 12 by the court appointed SCR-2 by Realistic® Step Up to Singie Sideband C B - their search for the white van used adds. Parenting course set vestigators that he thought it was a tion center quickly provided ad­ by two. men and one women to deliver minimum. When an unconscious individual is FARMINGTON - A Red Cross One of the three Tahoe-Douglas letter bomb. ditional data which saved valuable t ' ^ More Power, Range two boxes — which contained the Several casino employees who saw admitted into an emergency room, course in "Parenting” for parents of Campaign course slated detonator and the bomb — to the Fire Protection District bomb squad time.’’ one of the first things the emergency children from birth to two-years old, members who worked on the the two men wheel in the boxes have '"rhanks to Medic Alert, we were Lake Tahoe casino. team does is try and determine the will be offered at Red Cross internships from the start of the semester and Channels! explosive told UPI in an interview been giving information to agents provided with his name, address, HARTFORIJ-Participation as a The FBI said there were numerous patient’s name, age, significant until the Nov. 4 election. Students will TRC-450by Realistic Sunday, “We came so close (to disar­ attempting to work out the composite home and business phone, blood type, headquarters, 209 Farmington Ave., volunteer in an election campaign is part “individual potential suspects” in the medical problems, medicines being spend a minimum of 15 hours a week ming the bomb) a couple of times. pictures. nearest relative, insurance policy, for six ’Thursdays beginning Sept. 25. 5Y of the requirements of a new course to be case and again denied a report agents taken and drug allergies. working for a candidate of their choice. After 30 hours we were just getting “The witnesses’ descriptions plus a tranquilizer medication he The course will meet from 7:30 to offered this fall at the University of Hart­ had identified four people as the "You’d be surprised how little Classes will be on Mondays, beginning matched, but the various sketches took regularly, and the name and 9:30 p.m. ford. prime suspects. The search was "not numb.” medical information even a close Sept. 8, from 2:30 to 5 p. m. in Hillyer Another said they took the three- are facially different,” one agent phone number of his family physi­ Students will learn about child The course, ’’Campaigns, Elections and limited to four individuals,” the FBI said. “We’re trying to eliminate the relative is aware of,” Haeck says,, health and safety, language and Voting” will be taught by Professors Guy Hall^ Room 248. page extortion letter — which cian. adding, that there is no way the Persons may register at the dniversity said. differences now.” “Quick access of this type of infor­ social and emotional developments C. Colanilli and Walter G. Markham of Agents also said there were no demanded $3 million — “verv emergency physician can determine registrar’s office, Auerbach Hall, Room mation can be a key in emergencies, of the child. the Department of Politics and Govern­ if the patient has an allergy to a par­ and in many cases, such as this one, Persons may register by calling ment, College of Arts and Sciences. 228 Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. ticular medication. In a ‘Stat’ 677-4531, extension 308. Students will gain practical knowledge to 8:30 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 a.m. it can assist in fast and appropriate emergency, there simply isn’t medical attention plus saving a life,” of politics through a system of campaign to noon. Another gas well blows enough time.” Chapter meeting Haeck says. To obtain information, write Medic MANCHESTER - Delta Chapter, Haeck urges anyone who is ailergic CATUNA, La. (UPI) - A natural The Catuna well blowout toppled blew out and exploded in the Gulf, Alert, ’Turlock, Calif. 95380. Royal Arch Masons, will hold a south of Intracoastal City, La. ’That to penicillin to wear a Medic Alert Mystic on board agenda gas well that blew out in a rural pine the drilling derrick and sent a tower business meeting Wednesday at 7:30 of flames 100 feet into the air — a fire fire burned until early Monday. identification emblem on their neck forest belched flames 100 feet into p.m. at the Masonic Temple, East HARTFORD- Ektucational programs Reed — will discuss the wide range of that was still visible from Mansfield, or wrist. Center Street. the air today, in the third such inci­ If penicillin is administered to Looking for a car? There are dozens at the Mystic Seaport Museum will be programs which are offered to youth, Reg. dent in Gulf-area gas fields in three 8 miles away, late Monday. George Griffing, most excellent Deputy Wesley English said the WAXES someone who is allergic to it, a advertised for sale in the Classified featured during the public participation college students and adults at Mystic. Save 2 8 % 9 9 ^ 269.95 days. section. high priest, will preside. session of the regular meeting of the State The state Board of Education again this fire might bum for several days and MANCHESTER - Manchester severe reaction called anaphylactic Reduced $40.00 just in time to capture holiday or back-to- Officials said the Houston wild- Board of Elducatlon, Wednes^y at 10 a.m. school year will continue to invite well firefighting company of Boots & that it would probably be ’Thursday WATES will meet tonight at Orange school fun on tape! Record your own stereo cassettes Hurry—they'll go fast at 44% off! With triple the power (12 before firefighters tried to control at 165 Capitol Ave., Hartford. spokespersons from local school districts Coots Inc. was called in to study Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in using the built-in mikes or directly off-the-air. Auto-Level watts P.E.P.) and triple the channels (120), it gets your the blaze. will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. A Three representatives of the Mystic and other educational centers to attend ways to snuff out the fire — raging sets recording volume automatically. "Stereo-Wide" message through stronger and clearer than ordinary AM In the earlier Gulf of Mexico ac­ business meeting will be held. Seaport Museum — Director J. Revell regular meetings and discuss their since the Monday morning blowout. Car, Director of Education Jane Keener programs. expands stereo image for added realism. AC operation or CB. Learn about road conditions ahead, get help and No injuries were reported. Four cidents, one man was burned Aug. 21 and Supervisor of School Services Usa batteries (not included). i4-«05 direction^'. 2i-i5«4 workers scrambled to safety when the tanker Texaco North moments before the fire began. Dakota slammed into an unir.anned, Five workers died and seven were incomplete oil rig in the Gulf of LABOR DAY CELEBRATION 2-Way Hi-Fi Speaker with Versatile 3V2-Digit LC D hurt Saturday in a blowout and fire Mexico south of Morgan City, La., and touched off a 36-hour blaze. VFW craft fair on a Cities Service rig in the Gulf of Passive Radiator Optlmus®-27 by Realistic Multimeter with Mexico off Port O’Connor, Texas. Four people were hurt Aug. 25 when a Mesa Petroleum Co. well MANCHESTER - ’The Less than 24 hours later, five men Ladies Auxiliary of the Easy-to-Read wer} injured in a hasty evacuation of VFW in Manchester will a Tenneco rig that blew out off Grange meeting set FABRIC SALE sponsor a Craft Fair on Save4 7 % Display By MIcronta® Sabine Pass, Texas. 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The breastfeeding to mother and child diner of 242 East St., Hebron. The bridegroom is the son bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Dewey M c^an of will begin. of Mr. and Mrs. William Gaudette of Marlborough. Blacksburg, Va. Ih e second program in the series The Rev, Laurence Hill of Manchester officiated at the The Rev. Vincent Cronin of Isaac St. JogUes Church This Friday, Saturday and Sunday, tinue throughout the festival. Among producing the tasty frank. Bob will be Oct. 14, the art of double-ring, candlelight service. Desirie Bolduc of celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double- Hartford's Franklin Avenue will once the groups appearing Saturday will Steele, Brad Davis, and area store breastfeeding and .Overcoming (dif­ Danielson was organist and soloist. ring ceremony. again feature Festa Italiana ’80. be Gruppo Folcloristico Italiano, a managers, as announcement of the ficulties; the third 'On Nov. 11, the The bride was given in marriage by her father. Nancy Johnson of East Hartford was her sister’s maid We were among the 250,000 who dance group from Boston, and the new venture was revealed. baby arrives and how It affects the ■ Miss Pam Gardiner of Hebron was her sister’s maid of of honor. Bridesmaids were Maureen Crimmins of South attended last year and it’s a great Connecticut Jazz Dance Company. "Because of the big interest in family and the fourth and final honor. Bridesmaids wer6^Jill Gardiner of Hebron, the Windsor, the bride’s sister; Donna McLean and Debra event. This year’s festival will On Sunday, mass will be celebrated sports in general, and the Hartford program is on Dec. 9, nutrition and bride's sister; Roberta Wojcik and Ann Gaudette, both of McLean of Blacksburg, Va., the bridegroom’s sisters; feature two stages for live perfor­ at 11 a.m. on the stage at the south Whalers in particular, we felt that weaning. Marlborough and Debbie Bentancourt of Avon, all sisters and Mary Durkaw of New Jersey, the bride’s cousin. mances of traditional folk music, end of the blocked off area. The when the Whalers joined the National All expectant mothers, new of the bridegroom; Kim Tarca of Hebron, the bride’s Marie Martyn of County Galway, Ireland, was flower traditional dancing, a performance Governor’s Foot Guard, the Connec­ Hockey League, it would be a great mothers, friends and babies are cousin; and Alisa Schaffer of Hebron. girl. by the Hartford Symphony Orchestra ticut Opera Association and Cana­ time to combine our popular Grote & welcome. For more Information, call Ted Wojcik of Marlborough was his brother’s best man. Randolph Darnton of Georgia served as best man. and other activities. dian singer Eddy Montana will Weigel products with the region’s Lois Lawrence at 649-5056. ■ Ushers were Ed Gardiner, Tom Gardiner and Dan Gar­ Ushers were Richard Goehring of South Windsor; The festival, which will take ^ace appear. most popular sports team,’’ Thornton Manolis Valavanis of Roanoke, Va,; Mitchell McLean of diner, all of Hebron and brothers of the bride; Chris rain or shine, will include comdsts We recall last year munching on said. Roanoke. Va., the bridegroom’s brother; and Robert Gaudette and Andy Gaudette. both of Marlborough and for Italian constumes, greased-pole some delicious cannoll, eating Using the same table-quality beef CC League Johnson of East Hartford, the bride’s brother. Richard brothers of the bridegroom; and Steve Bentancourt of n climbing and wine-tasting. ' peppery Italian sausage sandwiches, and pork that are a hallmark of G&W Avon, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law. Nicky Bonadies Cyr of East Hartford was ring bearer. More than 60 booths will feature and sipping Italian wine, as we products, the new franks were A reception was held at the Buckboard Restaurant in to give of Hebron, the bride’s cousin, was ring bearer. ethinic foods and the city’s yellow visited the various booths and researched and taste-tested by a A reception was held at the Army & Navy Club in Glastonbury, after which the couple left for Ph(penix, traffic stripe will be repainted the watched the fine performances. We special panel until a consensus was Ariz., and Puerta Vallarta, Mexico. They will reside in Manchester, after which the couple left for Cape Cod, colors of the Italian flag — green, look forward to another weekend at agreed on for a heftier, dinner-sized program Mass. They will reside in Bolton. (Griffin photo) South Windsor. white and red — along the route. frank with a special hearty flavor. Mrs. McLean is employed at American Airlines in the festival. “ A New Dawn-—Christian The festival’s planner, the Bill Barnes, director of marketing I V". • Hartford. Mr. McLean is employed as an actuarial assis­ Whaler Franks Marriage and Birth Control", a C '' . Mrs. Michael R. McLean Franklin Avenue Festival Associa­ for the Hartford Whalers said, "We tant at The Travelers Insurance Co. professionally produced 30-minute Mrs. Jeffrey J. Gaudette tion, is a non-profit group of Whaler fans will soon be enjoying are pleased to combine our name more than an exciting game; they’ll slide/sound program will be featured volunteers organized in 1978 to with the name and product of G&W at a “Natural Family Planning Infor­ also be enjoying an exciting new who have been synonymous in the promote Italian culture. mation Night," sponsored by the taste — the I^aler Frank. region with top quality products Sapienza-Piccolo The festival officially opens Friday Couple to Couple League of Hartford ’V:' • ‘i;. At a dinner at the Signature more than 90 years.” Poster contest winner named Ryha-Whitham at 5 p.m. Saturday’s activities will County. It will be held on Sept. 10 at 8 Nancy Piccolo of Manchester and Jeff Sapienza, also of begin at 11 a.m., when a parade led Restaurant in Hartford a week ago, After sampling the tasty franks, Marilyn Neumayer, chairman of the Community Affairs Christine Marie Whitham of Bolton and Michael Henry ■ we joined members of the Whalers we enjoyed a delicious dinner es­ p.m. in St. Bridget School cafeteria, Manchester, were married Aug. 30 at St. Mary’s by Hartford’s mayor, George Athan- 74 Main St., Manchester. Committee of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club, at left, S. Ryba also of Bolton, were married Aug. 30 at St. son, will start at Maple and Franklin and David Thornton, president of pecially prepared by the Signature’s Episcopal Church in Manchster. In addition, the league will display presents Karen Hubley, of 2 6 4 Hackmatack St., Manchester, Mary’s Episcopal Church in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Theresa Piccolo of 23 avenues. Entertainment will con- Grote & Weigel, whose company is staff or this special occasion. other audio-visual resources and with a pair of roller skates at Farr’s. Karen was the winner of a 2 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nutmeg Drive, Manchester, and the late Domenick Pic­ printed material, some of which will poster contest sponsored by the club at the Lutz Junior Museum Whitham of 4 Birch Mountain Extn. Road, Bolton. The colo. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry '%'V be complimentary to those attending. bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Ryba of Sapienza of 136 Walker St., Manchester. Bill and Kathy Siddons, a CCL cer­ recently. Posters will be used to advertise “Darth Vader Day”, 73 Notch Road, Bolton. The Rev, Gary L’Hommedieu of Manchester per­ tified teaching couple, will moderate a children’s fair, which the club will conduct on Sept. 21 from 10 The Rev. Alan Broadtiead of St, Mary’s Episcopal formed the double-ring ceremony. Miss Sherry Sapienza Enqoqed the presentation. Church celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the a.m. to 3 p.m. at the former Five Flags parking lot on Broad St., of Manchester was soloist. For further information, contact double-ring ceremony. Kenneth Woods of Manchester .1 Manchester. There will be a, Moonwalk, games, prizes, The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Fran­ CCL, 89 Tanner St., Manchester, Ct. was organist. Henry Grzyb of Manchester, the bride’s un­ refreshments, clowns and Darth Vader. Rain date is Sept. 28. cis Piccolo. 06040 or call 649-4908. cle. was soloist. Mrs. Theresa Morrone of East Hartford was matron of The bride, who wore her mother’s wedding gown, was honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judy Piccolo of given in marriage by her father. Manchester, the bride’s sister; Miss Sherry ^pienza of Katherine A. Nielsen of Bolton was maid of honor. Manchester, and Mrs. Robin O’Brien of Canton, the There^s no generation gap Bridesmaids were Sharon Kuczynski and Elizabeth bridegroom’s sisters^ Miss and Linda Holcomb and Miss \ Murray, both of Manchester; Janina Ryba of Bolton, the Sandy Garner, both of Manchester. Patricia Pelletier of bridegroom’s sister; and Joanne Williams of Coventry. East Hartford was flower girl. between child, grandparents Peter Ryba of Bolton was his brother’s best man. Don Spencer of Manchester served as best man. Ushers : / ; r LA JOLLA, Calif. (UPI) - Lanie educated and read many books about fathers who can’t cope when their Ushers were Thomas Messier of Manchester, the bride’s Yiere Frank Driscoll and Eric Linquest, both of East i cousin; Kurt Cowles of Vernon; Mark Bell of Cordova, Hartford; Tommy St. Laurent of Vernon; Guy Piccolo of Carter is somewhat of an authority child care,” she said, “but many offspring begins to cry, which often Tenn.; and Gerard Ottaviano of Boston, Mass. Windsor, the bride’s brother; and John O’Brien of Can­ on grandchildren. She’s had 6,0(X) of haven’t even held a baby and don’t is followed by tears from the mother. A reception was held at Piano's Restaurant in Bolton, ton, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law. Nicky Lograsso of them. know how to change it.” “The main thing is to give them a lot of reassurance the baby’s crying after which the couple left for the Cayman Islands. They East Hartford was ring bearer. Mrs. Carter, a youngishlooking 52- “Most of the parents don’t have will reside in Bolton. A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in C- year-oW, makes a career out of ser­ mothers and fathers in the area to is eventually going to stop. Just so Mrs. Ryba is employed as a bookkeeper at Whitham Manchester after which the couple left for Florida. They ving in loco grand-parentis. Her job guide them in the childrearing so I theyjmow there's an end to that long dark tonnel,” Mrs. Carter said. Nursery in Bolton. She also attends Manchester Com­ will reside in Manchester. is to help new parents care for their fill the role. munity College. Mr. Ryba is employed as an associate Mrs. Sapienza is employed at Pizza Wagon in babies both before and after the child ‘‘I’ve had more than 6,000 One mother called late one night Mrs. Michael Henry S. Ryba Mrs. Jeff Sapienza grandchildren since I began working complaining that her baby had been engineer at Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks. Manchester. Mr. Sapienza is employed at Twin Oaks is bom. s (Liszewski photo) Ceramic Studio in East Hartford. (McLaughlin photo) In between time, she evangelizes at the hospital and I’m on call 24 extremely fussy. Mrs. Carter asked Brenda L. Carron the glories of grandparenthood. hours a day for the parents after if she tried to give him a pacifier. Nancy L. Clark Tammy L. Moore Her employer, Scripps Memorial they’ve taken their babies home,” "No,” the mother said, “the Keith A. Stauffer Hospital, bills her as the “nation’s she said. pediatrician told me ‘no solids.” ' Barlow-Doyon Rogers-Shaia first and only prof^sional grand­ Mrs. Carter says she is often Mrs. Carter’s formal title at the Clark-Walsh wedding at St. James Church in AFB, England. mother." awakened by a telephone call in the hospital is “New Family Care Coor­ Manchester. (McKinney photo) The couple is planning a April 4, early morning hours, especially by dinator.” Diana L. Doyon of Rocky Hill and Daniel C. Barlow of Susan M. Shaia of Brooklyn and David Michael Rogers 'The engagement of Miss Nancy “The parents of today are more £ of Fort Bragg, N.C., were married Aug. 30 at the Church 1981 wedding at South United Manchester were married Aug. 30 at Corpus Christi Lee Clark of Bolton to Michael Carron-Stauffer Methodist Church in Manchester. of the Assumption in Manchester. Church in Wethersfield. Thomas Walsh, also of Bolton, has (Nassiff photo) The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William been announced by her parents. Mrs. The engagement of Miss Brenda Cadet Devney Doyon of Rocky Hill The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Shaia of Brooklyn. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Leona Clark of Malden, Mass., and Lynne Carron of Manchester to Keith Moore-Strong and Mrs. Francis Barlow of 50 Spring St., Manchester. Mrs. Donald Kusha of 18 Horace St., Manchester, Daniel J. Clark of South Windsor. Alan Stauffer of Manchester has x f e The Rev. Gene Gianelli performed the double-ring Mrs. Sabrina Bell was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Mr. Walsh is the son of Mr. and been announced by her parents, Earl T he engagement of Miss Tammy ends training were Mrs. Mary Carroll, Miss Betty-Jo Rogers, and Miss A. Carron Jr. of Manchester and Lea Moore of Pikeville, Ky., to ceremony. Mrs. John F. Walsh of 27 Lyman Rd., Stevens rp v p n rC. rw>vnpvDevney, snnson nfof He is a mmemoer em ber of Pamela Shaia. Miss Kathleen Shaia was junior Mrs. Victoria M. Butts of Rockville. James Lewis Strong of Willington Suzanne Doyon of Rocky Hill was her sister’s maid of Bolton. retired Sgt. and Mrs. Marine Medium Helicopter honor. Li niesmaids were Annette Doyon of Rocky Hill, bridesmaid. Mr. Stauffer is the son of Mr. and has been announced by her parents, Squadron 262 based at P Frank M. Devney of 50 Michael Shaia served as best man. Ushers were Greg Mrs. Bruce A. Stauffer of 58 Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Dencil Dotson of the br '•’’s sister; and Kathleen O’Hare of Wethersfield. Miss Clark attended Malden Crest wood Drive, South Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, and Dumond, John Furphy, John O’Neil and Richard Rogers. Road, Manchester. Pikesville, Ky. Mrs. Dotson is Malcom. Barlow of Manchester was his brother’s best (Mass.) High School and graduated Windsor, recently, com­ currently embarked A reception was hdid at the American Legion Hall in Miss Carron graduated from formerly of Manchester. man. Ushers were Thomas Barlow of Manchester, the from Bolton High School in 1976. She pleted cadet basic training aboard the amphibious Manchester, after which the couple left for North Bolton High School in 1977 and from Mr. Strong is the son of Mr. and bridegroom’s brother; and Michael Doyon of Rocky Hill, attended Manchester Community at the U.S. Military assault ship USS New Manchester Community College in Mrs. Lewis Strong of Willington. Uie bride’s brother. Daniel Doyon of Rocky Hill, the Carolina. College and is employed at Multi- Academy, West Point, Orleans. During his deploy­ Mrs. Rogers is employed at her family’s restaurant, 1979. She is employed at Mr. Steak in Miss Moore graduated from bride’s brother, was ring bearer. Circuits in Manchester. N.Y. ment, his squadron will DeB’s Pizzaria. Mr. Rogers is serving in the U.S. Army Manchester. Pikesville (Ky.) High School. A reception was held at The Steak Club in Wethersfield, ' A 1980 graduate of South participate in various at Fort Bragg. (Gerrick photo) Mr. Walsh graduated from Bolton Mr. Stauffer graduated from Mr. • Strong is employed at the after which the couple left for Nantucket Island. They Windsor High School, training exercises with un­ High School in 1975 He is employed Manchester High School in 1977. He University of Connecticut. will reside in Manchester. (Gursksi photo) Devney received a con­ its of the U.S. 7th Fleet and by T & J Auto Body in East Hartford. is currently serving in the U. S. Air The couple is planning a Sept. 27 gressional appointment to those of allied nations. The couple is planning a May 1981 Force and is stationed at Mildenhall wedding at Pikeville. the academy. Port visits are scheduled in several Far Eastern coun­ lieralD Marine Pfc. Steven J. tries. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Sheet-dressing Cota, son of ^ o n A. Cota A 1979 g ra d u a te of of Main St., Elast Hartford, Bulkeley High School in and Doris M. Cota of Hart­ Hartford, he joined the ford, recently deployed to Marine Corps in CItU: 643-2711 Mrs. Daniel C. Barlow Mrs. David M. Rogers A season-spanning design the Western Pacific. September 1979.

BARABOO, Wis. (UPI) closet. to cover a nursing bra, left I weren’t a size 16 six- Births - A heatwave and an old She chose a fitted twin a good inch of fabric above footer, there would have sheet, an over-all pattern the drawstring casing to been enough material left cis Wilson of East Hartford. She has She was born Aug 23 at Manchailer Manchester. She has a sister, Manchester Memuuai Hospital His sheet inspired this fumble- Lavignr, Faith Marie, daughter of Hoffman, Alan David, son of of small blue flowers on a make a self-ruffle, and from m y. street-length Steven and Joan Luginbuhl Hoffman a brother, Ricky. 23 months; and a Memorial Hoipltal. Her maternal Elizabeth Anne, 2. maternal grandparents are Mr and fingered seamstress to ’David S. and JoEllen Carroll Lavigne white background. added a ruffle at the hem dress for a matching half­ FAMILY LIFE ENRICHMENT GROUPS of 7 Fairview Ave., Rockville. He sister, Cheryl, 8. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ------Mrs. Fred J. Hutt of Manchester His create a make-it-from- of 130 Vernon Ave., Vernon. She was Flat sheets provide more because mothers of young slip, a matter of one back was born Aug. 24 at Rockville Dwight D. Downham Jr of Brown, Junun Alan, son of Kevin paternal grandparents are Mr ami nothing dress pattern that born Aug. 22 at Rockville General fabric and less work children need all the lift seam, .one seam at the adapted to Hispanic culture. STARTS (XTOBER 91h, General Hospital. His maternal Foley, Meaghan Kalynn, Manchester. Her paternal grand­ and Cheryl Hutt Brown of West Mrs. James C. Brown of Dayville He spans the seasons. AFTER THE ADOPTION deals with vital Issues laced by all Hospital. Her maternal grandmother because there’s no elastic they can get. waist for a casing for grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. daughter of William J. and Janet mother Is Mrs. Agnes Shells of Wlllington. He was born Aug. 24 at has a brother. Ethan James. 2 The pattern can be useid adoptive families (6 sessions). STARTS SEPTEMBER 15lh. 7-9 P.M. is Mrs. Erma V. Carroll of East to remove, no corners to Then I decided to make a elastic, and a hem or a Leonard Luginbuhl of Ellington. His Koller Foley of Marlborough. She for a nightgown, a street 7-9 P.M. SEPARATION/DIVORCE lor those who must face new feel­ Hartford. Her paternal grandparents square off. sundress of the same sewn-on ruffle. paternal grandparents are Mr. and was born Aug. 20 at Manchester dress, an evening gown or ings, new circumstances and new problems (6 sessions) are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lavigne of A nursing nightgown pattern. My sister said EFFECTS OF DIVORCE ON CHILDREN helps parents re­ Mrs. Edwin Hoffman of Ellington. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal •I' a back-to-school jumper of spond to the special needs of their children (5 sessions). STARTS CX;T0BER 15th, 7-9 P M . STARTS OCTOBER Vernon. fabric-by-the-yard. Best of requires a loose bodice she’d like one, ankle length He has a sister, Alice Jean. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. STARTS SEPTEMBER 8th, 7-9 P.M. 27th, 7-9 P.M.. Northeast Office. Manchester all. there's no fitting and with a deep, easy opening for evenings. nhilehead, Emily Grace, Samuel Koller of Andover. His pater­ "Tenderness is passion in re­ only straight seams — yet — hence the drawstring I bought two twin flat GETTING THE BEST FROM THE REST provides an upbeat SINGLE PARENTING focuses on the special issues atfecl- daughter of Frank and Laurie Curtin, Corinnr Marie, daughter nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. pose." Joseph Joubert you wind up with ruffles. and a single, front seam, sheets at a summer white ' look at options and helpful insights on self in the middle ing both parent and child and explores ways of dealing with Bidwell Whitehead of Coventry. She of Michael John and Frances William Foley of Medford, L.I., N.Y. The secret of this adap­ left opsp for the top 10 in­ sale and used whatever years (6 sessions). STARTS OCTOBER 28th, 7-9 P M them (4 sessions). STARTS SEPTEMBER 17, 7-9 PM was born Aug. 23 at Rockville Boisvert Curtin of Manchester. She She has a sister, Katie, 2. was born Aug. 19 at Manchester table little nothing is a ches. I added wide straps thread was in the house. If MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR MOVE enables parficipanls THE SANDWICHED GENERATION helps adult children 2 General Hospital. Her maternal drawstring or elastic that grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Beaulieu, John Jumea, son of to make relocation a lime lor personal groiwth; strategies for caught in the squeeze between responsibilities for own fami­ George, Bidwell of Ellington. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ John L. and Nancy Belanger pulls the garment snug breaking into a new community, enriching relationships (4 lies and/or careers, and responsibilities lor the elderly parent above the bust, creates a BELLY DANCE WITH SALIMEH111 (6 sessions). STARTS SEPTEMBER 16lh, 7-9 P M. paternal grandparents are Mr. and mond Boisvert of Andover. Her Beaulieu of 46 King Court, East Hart­ Housewives, working girls, professional women and any other "Free sessions), STARTS SEPTEMBER 25th, 7-9 P.M . Mrs. Frank Whitehead of Vernon. paternal grandparents are Mr. and ford. He was born Aug. 21 at top ruffle, and lets the UNDERSTANDING YOUR ADOLESCENT provides per dress fall in flattering Spirits" who wish to exercise and dance the Mid-Eastern Way—Try Itll You’ll PARENTS OF JAMAICAN HERfTAGE oHers other ways of She has a brother. Frank. Mrs. John Curtin of Marco Island, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His spectives on the dynamic changes of adolescence, commu-, folds. like Itlll Learn to send BellygramsI Classes for beginners thru professionals. dealing with some of the concerns (which affect parenl-child Fla. maternal grandmother is Marie FALL SPECIAL SALIMEH Is the original and only Innovator of Mid-Eastern Dance In the nlcation skills and special leen year problems (6 sessions) Dhandapunr, burenh Valin, son The idea occurred when relationships in the Jamaican family (4 sessions) STARTS Belanger of Hartford. His paternal world renowned Serena technique In the area. She has appeared on Channel 3 STARTS OCTOBER 15lh, 7-9 P M , Adult Education Pro­ of B. Dhandapani and Laurie Leary WiUon, Erin Eileen, daughter of the temperature indoors SEPTEMBER 7lh, 6-8 P.M.. Horace Bushnell Church. Hart­ grandmother is Marie Beaulieu of good from Sopt. 3rd thru Sopt 6th only TV and resorts In the Catsklll Mountains, New York, besides numerous onther gram, Wethersfield High School Dhandapani of Vernon. He was born Richard and Lavina Curtiss Wilson of Madawaska, Maine. He has five was 90 degrees at 10 p.m. It banquets, parties and social functions. ford Aug. 23 at Rockvilie General 38 Wind Road, East Hartford. She sisters, Laura. 12, Pamela, 10, Tam­ was the night before a Belly dance supplies available as jewels, coins, chains, pearls, zllls, sew- RAINBOW-MY CHILD AND I TOGETHER is intended to WHEN FAMILIES REMARRY focuses on the special needs Hospital. His maternal grandmother was born Aug. 19 at Manchester my, 7. Stacey, 5, and Liza, 2. holiday on which all stores on mirrors, jewelry, records, etc. Improve communication between parent and child: offers al­ of parents and children in forming new relationships In step- is Mrs. Lois H. Leary of Vernon. His Memorial Hospital. Her maternal would be closed. ternative methods of discipline through development of re­ families (6 sessions). STARTS SEPTEMBER 8lh. 7-9 P M.. paternal grandmother is Mrs. grandmother is' Mrs. Lavina Curtiss SlieilH, Keherru .Vlurie, daughter My niece admitted to sponsibility (7 sessions or by arrangement). Also offered in Northeast Office. Manchester STARTS NOVEMBER 3rd. of r eter J. and Florence Downham BELLYGRAMS& Lakshmi of Madras. India. Other of East Hartford. Her paternal HAIUCUT 825,00 *20.00 feeling wretched as she Spanish as “ARCOIRIB-JUNTOS Ml HIJO Y YO" and 7-9 P.M, children are Krishnan and Sara. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Shells of 406 Keeney St., Manchester. nursed her three-week-old baby. FULLPERFORMAHCES WITH THIS AO She was wearing a nylon bf Sallmsh snd/or mamban of nightgown with sleeves, All groups hsid tt 1680 Albany Ave. unleu otheiwlu In­ AARP will m^et Sept. 11 HOURS: 211’A Spancar St. the only nursing nightgown bar Ortantia Danca Triupa dicated. If you would like to register or to have more In­ Child & Family Services The Manchester Green Chapter, program chairman, has arranged a Program. Mon A Tuo* 10-5 K-Mart Plaza she could find before going PHONE 872-2878 or 2884811 formation, piM M call us. special program to celebrate the Entertainment will be provided by to the hospital. FAMILY No. 2399, of the American Associa­ Wod - FrI 10-8 Manchaatar, Conn. Appta. FamHy Lite Enrichment Depaitmeni tion of Retired Persons (AARP) will chapter’s fifth anniversary. Kenneth Woods of Manchester, who W alk-Int “Good grief, we’ll buy LIFE Following the business meeting, Sat - 9 - 5 6 4 9 -1 1 3 6 you something tomorrow MARY DUNPHY SCHOOL OF Child & Family Services. Inc. conduct its first meeting of the plays the piano, organ and cello, in a ENRICHMENT season on Sept. 11 at 1:30 p.m. in the there will be brief talks by Gloria and alter it, if need be,” I 1680 Albany Avenue McIntosh and Sarah Richards of the program of all time favorite music. said. Then 1 remembered Hartlord, Connecticut 06105 Tel: 236-4511 Fellowship Room of the Community New members and guests are DMICEIWTS Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. Manchester Human Services Divi­ the whole town would be welcome. Manchester. Bernice Maher, sion on the Elderly Outreach shut down. P[0za 83, Route 83, ‘ “Sheets! ” I said, and -yCRNON, CONN. dragged her to the linen EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. 2, I - II 10 - EVENING HERALD, Tuea.. Sept 2, 1960 0

called Clearview Estates, Section, —to really louse things up requires meeting, a resident wanted to know more traditional responses to In the church bulletin received from North United Methodist Phase II. a computer.” if the wording on the issue would be whether the town could sell what it ToujnTdk confusing. Replied Director no longer needed. "Remember, one Church of Manchester, ’The Rev. Dr. Howard Love, pastor of the During discussion of leasing a Whether or not Manchester re­ William Diana, "Yes.” man’s junk is another m an’s Youngster sidelines Martina "We are concerned .about the church, in his message asks new computer for the Vernon enters the Housing and Urban treasure,” Torpey said. The access of the subdivision to Coun­ parishioners to "Remember the the American won. Borg beat No. 15 school systepi and the town Development Block Grant While establishing a date for an treasures in this case came in the NEW YORK (UPI) - Martina Idolizes ner. have recently and I think 1 still have upsets at the National Tennis Center, After her 3-6, 6-1. 6-1 triumph over try Club and Mott Hill roads" prayer which one Christian prayed, seed Yannick Noah in straight sets departments, someone who ap­ Program will be put to the voters in auction of East Hartford’s school form of desks, chairs, maps and Navratilova, due to gain American "If she idolizes me so much, she a chance at being No. 1 by the end of Fourth-seeded Guillermo Vilas fell to Fromholtz. she looked forward with -G lastonbury Town Engineer ‘Lord, give me patience and give it and Tanner needed four to defeat parently isn’t enthralled with com­ November. During a recent surplus items. Town Councilman other school supplies citizenship in Oetober, just can't shouldn’t beat me," Navratilova said the year." No. 14 Wojtek Fibak of Poland; relish to meeting her young rival Joseph Cosentino commenting on right now.”______|______Playing better wasn't enough Brian Teacher. puters remarked, "To err is human Republican Town Committee Richard Torpev Rave one of the seem to get anywhere in the tennis jokingly of Hana Mandlikova, the 18- Shriver, the 1978 runner-up seeded Austin — especially in the quarter­ the discussions on the subdivision against Mandlikova. After final of the U.S. Open. tournament she feels will gain her year-old Czech who upended 13th after a dismal slump last year, In the women's draw, defending exchanging service breaks in the “I haven’t been in center court School bus driver true acceptance from her adopted Navratilova 7-6, 6-3 to mpve into the surprised eighth-seeded Dianne champion Tracy Austin and four- compatriots. quarterfinals. "She should show first set to force a tie-breaker, the Fromholtz; and No. 11 Kathy Jordan lime Open titlisl Chris Evert Lloyd since I lost to Chris in the final two charged with DWI Navratilova, who has never some respect." blonde won the first five points in the was toppled by Mima Jausovec of scored straight-set vietories. years ago," said Shriver, who was Obituaries. MANCHESTER - A Somersville reached^the final of the U.S. Open Two years ago she was stunned by overtime and won it 7-2. She took con­ Yugoslavia. Shriver, who stunned the tennis upset in the first round a year ago. her life. She was a treasurer of the man was charged with operating un­ despite the fact that she has 16-year-old Pam Shriver in the trol in the second set, breaking serve The four other top seeds in action world when she upset Navratilova to “It'll be good to get back out there. I’eler Olander become the youngest Open finalist to Golden Age Club, a member of the der the influence early Sunday mor­ dominated the women s rankings for semifinals, and last year teen-ager in the first and seventh games — the Monday had few problems, however, There are a lot of good memories out VERNON — Funeral services that point, is growing ever stronger there. Pinochle Club and the A ARP. ning after police were told he had much of the past three years, Mon­ Tracy Austin did the damage. But latter on a disputed line call — and as No. 1 Bjorn Borg and No. 11 were held today for Peter Olander, Navratilova, surprisingly at ease Martina saved one match point as she attempts to make a comeback Austin won the last 10 games to Besides her husband she leaves a been operating a school bus reckless­ day was upset once again at Flushing Roscoe Tanner advanced comfor­ 61, of 21 Glenstone Drive, who died before succumbing, from a shoulder injury at the tender defeat Romanian Virginia Ruziei 6-4, brother, Joseph Lipke of Rockville; ly in the Oakland Commons shopping Meadow — this time by a youngster after her loss, doesn’t think the situa­ tably to set up a rematch of last Saturday at Rockville General and four sisters, Mrs. Amelia Lisk of tion is hopeless. Navratilova’s loss capped a day of year’s dramatic quarterfinal, which age of 18. 6-0. Hospital. He was the husband of center parking lot. from her native land who supposedly Rockville, Mrs. Anna Huetel of East Police said James A. Criscitelli, "1 felt like I played better than I Josephine Lis Olander, Providence, R.I., Mrs. Mary St. He was employed by Stanadyne 19, of 36 School St., Somersville, was Louis and Miss Clara Lipke, both of Inc. of Windsor and was an Air Force allegedly driving a bus owned by Rockville. Hayes Inc., of Rocky Hill. ’The bus veteran of World War II. Funeral services were held today Besides his wife he leaves three was empty, but witnesses told police Unusual remedy at St. Bertiard’s Church. Burial was sons, Kenneth Olander of Tolland, they observed it miming recklessly in Grove Hill Cemetery. ’The Burke- around the lot in front of Pumper- Phillip Olander of East Hartford, and, Fortiri Funeral Home, 76 Prospect Gregory Olander of Vernon; a nickle Pub. St., had change of arrangements. daughter, Mrs. Barbara Shannon of Criscitelli was released on a |1(X) rights Pirates Memorial donations may be made to cash bond for a Sept. 9 appearance in Courtland, N.Y.; and three sisters, the American Cancer Society, 237 E. Mrs. Stella Cordier, Mrs. Agnes Manchester Superior Court. Police NEW YORK (UPI I - The beat San Diego 5-3, Los Angeles Center St., Manchester. Swift, both of Hartford, and Mrs. said no one was injured in the 1:15 Pittsburgh Pirates, suffering in an trimmed the New York Mets 5-2, Cin­ Nellie Spalkowski of Old Lyme; and a.m. incident. unusual slump, needed an unusual cinnati smashed St. Louis 8-1, and three grandchildren. Joshua J. Dawiczyk remedy And they got one. Atlanta defeated the Chicago Cubs 5- The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, VERNON — Joshua Joseph "For pitchers, that's a once in 2 . 76 Prospect St., has change of Dawiczyk, 1-year, 10-month old son Man faces charges every four or five years kind of a I'liillicH (), Giuiits 4 arrangements. Burial was in St. Ber­ of Joseph and Sharon Amatore thing, " Rick Rhmlen .said Monday Steve Carlton, 21-7, pitched a nard’s Cemetery. Dawiczyk, of 297 Lake St., died for sexual assault after driving in three runs with two seven-hitter and Bob Boone drove in Friday at Manchester Memorial Surrender re-enacted MANCHESTER - A Highland doubles and a home run to enable the the winning run with an eighth-inning Beatrice Bowsqr Hospital. Street man has been charged with Bucs to snap an eight-game losing single to put Philadelphia in the lead MANCHESTER - Beatrice Besides his parents he leaves his It was 35 years ago today that the Japanese portrayed by Edward J. Ward of the fourth-degree sexual assault and risk streak with a 7-5 victory over the entering the stretch. Greg Minton, (Richardson) Bowser, 84, of Foster paternal grandmother, Mrs, Helen surrendered aboard the battleship USS Battleship Cove staff. The Massachusetts is of injury to a minor in connection Houston Astros. 3-5. took the loss. 2 Street, widow of George Bowser, Dawiczyk of Hartford and his mater­ E \ | mis .5, PuilrCH 3 Missouri in Tokyo Bay. The end of World War on permanent exhibit in Fall River. The with an incident involving two.young The Astros won the first game of died Friday at a Glastonbury con­ nal grandparents, John and Angie girls at a wooded area off Highland the double-header 10-4 with five Rowland Office drove in two runs, II was re-enacted Monday aboard the Missouri is in an inactive state in the reserve valescent home. Nagle Jr. of Hartford. Street ’Tuesday. shutout relief innings by Dave Smith, one with his sixth home run of the Born in New Brunswick, Canada, fleet at Bremerton, Wash. (UPI) Funeral services will be Battleship Massachusetts in Battleship Cove, George Wilson, 61, of 11 Highland 5-5. The split tightened both league season, to enable Montreal to snap a she had lived in Manchester for 17 Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Fall River, Mass. Gen. MacArthur, center is St., was arrested Friday and races, with Houston leading the West five-game losing streak. Scott years. Giuliano-Sagario Funeral Home, 247 released on a $5,000 nonsurety bond by a half-game over Los Angeles and Sanderson, with relief help from She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Washington St., Hartford and at 10 for a Sept. 8 appearance Manchester Pittsburgh dropping to third In the Elias Sosa and Woodie Fryman, Walther (Georgia) Grunder of a.m. at Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Officials to meet Superior Court. East, percentage points behind raised his record to 13-8. Glastonbury; two sons, Weldon of Burial will be in Cedar Hill firstplace Philadelphia. .5, Mels 2 Hialeah, Fla. and Robert of Cemetery. Despite the "plunge ' to third Ron Cey and Dusty Baker each, hit Washington, D.C. a brother. Morall Friends may call at the funeral place, the Pirates believe they will homers and Bob Welch won for the Richardson, of Victoria, British home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. win the division first time in a month to give Los Columbia, a half sister, Edna MANCHESTER - ’The Golden "1 think we re ready to play Angeles its fifth straight triumph. Stockford of New Brunswick, Thomas W. Cordier Road funds in question"^*'* Welch, who had dropped six of seven Spigot Cafe at 119 Spruce St. has been baseball now." said Canada; eight grandchildren, and a SOI TH WINDSOR - Funeral the subject of an ongoing police Mike Easier, who decisions since/ftie All-Star break, services were held today for Thomas MANCHESTER - A Sept. 5 Commission, but investigation by die funding is stymied, has contused great-grandchild. , Glassman found the funding requests OOT and town officials. ’The meeting crackdown, according to Capt. Henry reached loser Gor­ struck out a sgSson-high eight batters Base funner cut down at home plate Funeral services were today at the W. Cordier, 62, ofr 69 Dart Hill Road, meeting between town officials and Minor of the police department’s don Pladson. 0-4, to improve ills record to 11-9. who died Thursday at a Newington the state Department of Transporta­ never reached it. r — resolve the questions surroun- Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 New ding the funding. patrol division, who said this mor­ for a homer that Reils tt. (ibrilimils I London Turnpike. Burial was in nursing home. He was the husband of tion has been scheduled for discus­ The state’s share of engineering Torrid /George fo ster collected Mario Mendoza ot the Mariners is tagged from third base on fly ball to outfield. (UPI costs for the projects has been ap­ The Main Street intersection ning neighbors in the area had com­ broke an O-for-14 Green Cemetery. ’There were no Claire Ferrier Cordier. sion on funding for four Manchester plained of noise and alleged parking slump. "Were four hitsl drove in two runs and out at home by Oriole catcher Rick Dempsey photo) He was born in Hartford and hatJ proved by the commission. It is the reconstruction is strongly opposed by calling hours. Memorial con­ road pr^ojects. The meeting was one of the property owners whose violations by the bar’s patrons. going to win it I scored twice to back rookie Joe in fifth inning Sunday. Runner tried to score been a lifelong resident of the funds for acquiring the rights of way tributions may be made to the requested by Robert Weiss, town building will be demolished. "Chief (Robert) Lannan went in just feel it.' Price's fivt-hitter and pace Cincin­ Greater Hartford area. Before his which are apparently in Question. American Cancer Society, 670 manager, and Rep. Abraham Stuart Carlson, of SHVC INC., a some time back and had a word with Rhoden. 5-4, believes the Pirates nati to its fifth straight triumph. retirement, one month ago, he had Purchase of property for the recon­ Prospect Ave,, Hartford. Glassman, after reports that the fun­ Carlson family corporation, main­ the cafe’s proprietors about the can succeed if they do what they do Ilnivrs 5. Cubs 2 been employed by the Public Works ding was withdrawn. DOT officials struction of the Main Street intersec­ John W. Parker tains the structure is sound, and that problems," Minor said. "So far best Rick Matula, 9-12, scattered seven S Department of the State of Connec­ tion should have begun this fall. has said the funding for the projects, land from the other side should be we’ve had their cooperation, but "I think the problem has been that hits over 8 1-3 innings and Gary Red Sox get breaks^ VERNON — Funeral services ticut. He was an Army veteran of touling $146,000, was withdrawn. The federal government pays about Record catch were held today for John W. Parker, taken for the road work. His alter­ we’re keeping an eye on it anyway.” everyone is trying to do too much — Matthews went 4-for-5 and drove in a World War II and was a member of This was later clarified to only the 85 percent of the project’s costs with NAiRRAGANSETT, R.I. (UPI) - 23, of 54 Hillcrest Drive, who died native involves taking land from the like everybody swinging for home run. Bob Horner and Glenn Hubbard Allyn Athletic Club of Hartfprd. aquisition funding for the reconstruc­ the state and local governments Everett Petronio, one of the state's Saturday at Hartford Hospital. He Center Congregational Church. It has runs — instead of doing what we did each had three hits and an RBI and Besides his wife, he leaves two tion of the Main Street intersection. sharing the remainder Seandia Lodge ' top big game fishermen, caught the was the son of John A. and Frances been studied bv the federal Highway all year. " Rhoden said "We should Bruce Benedict had d two-run single. brothers, Henry Cordier of Hartford MANCHESTER - Scandia Lodge, let the big guys get the big hits and The triumph gave Atlanta 66 wins hack in pennant race biggest bluefin tuna ever taken on a The town has paid its share of the Administration, but the final deci­ Zaino Parker of Vernon. and James Cordier of West Hartford The other projects affected are the rod and reel by a Rhode Islander in He was born in Boston, Mass, and costs, about $48,000 and Weiss in­ sion on the road work rests with the Order of Vasa in America, will meet the little guys get the base hits ' this year, equaling the number of vic­ and several nieces and nephews. reconstruction of Main Street in the Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel tories tha Braves had last year and BOSTON (UPI) — it must be clear second on a throwing error by pitcher "They've got to get easier than the Point Judith Masters Invitational had been a resident of the Vernon dicated the town would consider fun­ town. The Board of Directors recent­ In other games. Philadelphia to the rest of the league by now that The Fisette-Batzner Funeral central business district, and work on Lutheran Church. After the meeting Dave Frost, 4-7. Evans scored on this," Zimmer said of the Red Sox' Tuna Tournament. E ding the state’s share if the funding is downed San Francisco 6-4. Montreal marking the first time this season area for the past 19 y?ars. He was a Home, 20 Sisson Ave., had charge of Adams and Vernon streets. ly reaffirmed its decision to use the the Boston Red Sox are the team Glenn Hoffman's single, Rick eighth straight win. "When the game Petronio hooked the 1,066 pound withdrawn. plan which tears down the Odd there will be games. Refreshments thev have been above the .500 mark. graduate of the class of 1975 of arrangements. There was a mass of DOT officials had said the funding that's getting the breaks lately — Burleson walked and Dave Stapleton started I was fresh and cool, right tuna about 15 miles south of Block But the state's action, and where Fellows Building. will be served. Rockville High School and the class Christian burial at Our Lady of was deferred bv the state Bonding enough to put them back in the beat out an infield hit to load the now I'm exhausted. ' Island Sunday, giving him the lead in of 1978 of the University of Connec­ Sorrows Church. Burial was in Mount American League East pennant race. bases. The game was also showing on the tourney. The fish is the largest ticut. He was currently a graduate St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. "It's not a two-team race Hoffman scored on Jim Dwyer's Angels' skipper Jim Fregosi, ejected tuna ever taken in a tournament in student at the University of Barker continues anymore, " said Boston first infield out and one out later, Perez in the seventh. Fregosi, who com­ the United States, touriiey organizers Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. Manchester burglars raid homes baseman Tony Perez, who knocked in grounded a single to right to chase plained every close call went in favor said. Besides his parents, he leaves two Bernice M. Tingley two runs in Boston's 4-3 win Monday stolen. home two runs. of the Sox, was saddled with the The old record was set in 1979 in sisters, Mrs. Judith Phillips of VERNON — Bernice Migneault ___ when the burglary occured. night over the California Angels. P A woman there told police Friday dazzling hurling The four-run uprising was all the knowledge loss eliminated the Cape Cod Women's Tuna Tourna­ A $400 color television set was Wj’oming, Mich., and Miss Melinda Tingley, died last Wednesday in MANCHESTER — A number of A Keeney Street man's home was The win kept Boston 6'2-games someone entered her honl^hrough a reported missing from a Quality Inn offense Boston would generate, California, last year's AL West ment when a 1,004-pounder was Parker of Vernon; his maternal Florida. She was the mother of burglaries were reported over the broken into early .Saturday morning. Detroit. behind the division-leading New York screen window and stole an antique room Saturday. A window to the NEW YORK lUPli - It's a sure leaving the chore of stopping the champion, from repeating. taken. grandparents, Mrs, Mary Grady of Robert Tingley of Rockville and the l^bor Day weekend, according to Police who responded were told Brewers 6. Itiiyuls I Yankees and 5 gamesAback of the marble clock, and antique gold watch room located at the Rt. 83 motel was bet American League baseball Angels to righthanded reliever Manchester, N.H. and Frank Zaino of wifeof George M. Tingley of Florida, police, including the theft of about and the sterling silver set. Police someone had broken a back window players woiild rather handle the fast Bob McClure, making his first Baltimore Orioles. Both teams won turned starter, Dick Drago. "What do you want me to do — Weymouth, Mass., and several aunts pried open to gain entrance, police She also leaves another son, Dennis tjo qoo in silverware from one Green were notified of the theft at about to-the house, unlocked it and then talking of a carnival pitchman than major-league start, limited the their contests. Drago, 5-5, lasted 6 2-3 innning, stand up and cheer for the Red Sox?" and uncles. said. It appeared the burglar ran­ Walton exhibit Tingley of Miami, F la.; three Manor Road home. 4:42 p.m.. and are uncertain as to crawled into the home. the high hard ones of a certain Royals to six hits and snapped Rich The RBIs ended a drought Perez allowing five hits and one run before he asked. "We got the key hits and ’The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home. 76 Four rooms were ransacked and sacked the room, found nothing of brothers, Roy Migneault of Barker from Cleveland. Gale's U-game winning streak in suffered since Aug. 19. and gave the giving way to ace reliever Bon made the plays, but the men in blue QUITO. Ecuador (UPI) — San Prospect St., had charge of about $1,420 in rings and silverware value, and settled for the TV after Manchester, Phillip Migneault of Len Barker, a 25-year-old right­ pitching the Brewers to victory. 38-year-old veteran 90 on the year — Stanley. But Stanley, who hadn't wouldn't let us win. " Diego Clippers' basketball star Bill arrangements. Funeral services Rockville and Richard Migneault of Book Discussion were missing. pulling it from its mountings. Stereo equipment worth about $215 hander who had shown only flashes of George Brett had one of the Royals' the 12th time in 17 seasons that he's been scored on in 15 Drago, who broke into the majors Walton put on an exhibition of his .vere at First Congregational Church Melrose, two sisters, Mrs. Joan Staf­ About $190 in cash was stolen from hits — a run-scoring single in the reach the mark. skills Monday in a working-class MANCHESTER - The Book a discussion of "Sophie’s Choice" by was stolen from a Griswold Street brilliance in two previous major- outings during as a starter for the Kansas City of Vernon. Burial will be Wednesday ford of Somerville, N.J., and Mrs, a Thompson Road apartment, accor­ third — but went hitless in three Dwight Evans started the Red Sox' neighborhood of Ecuador. Discussion program of the YWCA William Styron. The next session will home after the burglar entered league campaigns, lias begun to con­ August, was Royals, said, adapting from reliever in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Anita Chesar of Rockville; and two will open for the season Sept. 16 with be Oct. 7 for a discussion of "The ding to police, who said they were jure up visions of Bob Feller among other trips to the plate and watched third inning with a single and went to treated harshly by to starter was relatively easy. Walton, whose towering height is [Rochester, N.H. Memorial con­ through the unlocked front door grandchildren. v Powers That Be” by David told of the theft Sunday night. Cleveland Indians fans during the se­ his batting average drop to .401. California. "The difference between starting particularly impressive to tributions may be made to the between 8 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday Funeral services were held Halverstran. The discussions are The victim apparently left her cond half of the season. He yielded five and relieving is you have to face the Ecuadoreans who tend to be short, .American Cancer Society, 237 E. Registration home for about three hours, retur­ night. Tuesday at the Union Congregational held at the Community Y, North Barker, boosting his record to 17-8. hits and two runs in hitters three or four times,” he said. watched a basketball game between Center St., Manchester, -MANCHESTER — Registration ning to find a bedroom screen win­ All of the burglaries are under in­ Church, Rockville. The Burke-Fortin Main Street, from 10 a m. to 11:30 won his fifth game in a row and two-thirds of an in­ "This means you ave to change two youth teams following his exhibi­ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St, had for religious education at St. Bridget dow opened. A glass ball aquarium vestigation and police have no Something special Michelle E. Lemaire a.m. The discussions are open to the suspects in any of them. turned in another dazzling strikeout ning before being picked up by Tom speeds and the way you work the tion. charge of arrangements. parish will take place Sept. 6 and 7 in public. and silverware were also reported BOLTON - Michelle E. performance by fanning 11 Monday Burgmeier, who notched his 20th batters. That was what I tried to do." He planned to fly from Quito to the Memorial donations may be made the cafeteria after all masses, Galapagos Islands 500 miles off Lemaire, 18, of 37 Brian Drive, died night in pitching the Indians to a 4-2 save, tying a club record with Sparky The three-game series continues to the American Cancer Society, 237 Registrations will not be taken by in Yankee victory tonight wHh Boston righthander. Ecuador's coast to observe the rare Sunday at Manchester Memorial triumph over the Minnesota Twins. Lyle for saves by a left-handed E. Center St .Manchester. ' telephone. species of plant and animal life Hospital. She was the daughter of Area police busy over holiday The 6-foot-4, 235-pound righthander Randolph and one to (Lou) Piniella, reliever. Steve Renko, 8-5, facing the Angels' NEW YORK (UPI) - For Rick Normand R. and Mary Lou Dickey AARP alowed only seven hits and took over but otherwise the pitches were where' The excitement of the pennant race right-hander Jim Dorsey. 0-0. who there. Walton has participated in worth of jewelry, stereos, Koval, 53, of 62 Jan Drive, Langford of the Oakland A's, epm- campaigns to preserve wildlife Lemaire. Dante Varvelli VERNON — The Vernon Area Vernon appear in court on Sept. 16. the league strikeout lead with 150 in I wanted them." was showing on Boston manager Don will be making his major league television sets and was pronounced dead on winning for the 10th time in 11 plete games are now a routine thing, Zimmer after the game. threatened with extinction. She was born in Harrisburg, Pa., M ANCHESTER — Funeral ser-Chapter of the American Association Richard H. Roy, 20, of Helene L. Norige, 53, of 80 Randolph got the tirst of the debut. Nye St., Rockville, was cameras were reported arrival at Manchester but tor Tom Underwood finishing a Aug. 17, 1962 and had lived in Bolton vices were held this morning for of R^Hrcb Persons will meet Monday Tankeroosen Road, Ver­ decisions since the Yankees' six hits off Langford and charged Friday with false­ taken. Memorial Hospital Mon­ game lor the New York Yankees is since 1966. At the time of her death Dante (Dan) Varvelli, 31, of 162^1 fbe United Methodist Church on non, was charged Friday All-Star break started New York’s three-run fourth ly reporting an incident A Chapel Road home was day night. something special. she was employer! as a clerk in the Wells St. who died in a motocycle ac- flfove Street at 1:30 p.m. Jack Bar- night with third-degree Barker got bat­ inning with a double. Randolph and disorderly conduct. also entered by breaking Underwood pitched only his second Jata processing department of the cident in Hebron. bara will talk on graphoanalysis burglary and third-degree Police said he was found ting support from scored on a double by Gamble and, Police said Ms. Norige the glass in a door and a Ron Hassey and complete game of the season Mon­ Savings Bank of Manchester's main larceny. unconscious at his home by alter a walk to Jackson, Piniella The funeral was held from the John f*’® business meeting. falsely reported a fire. She sterling silver dinnerset day, but it was a sparkling four-hitter office. She was also employed at the He was arrested on a Jorge Orta, both of doubled home Gamble. Jackson F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. was charged with disorder­ for 12, and some jewelry, a relative. No foul play is as the Yankees downed the A's 5-0, Ponderosa Steak House in warrant in connection with whom homered, scored on Jim Spencer's sacrifice Center St., with a mass of Christian erverseer ly conduct when she valued at some $3,000, suspected. Dr. Robert with Oscar Gamble driving in two Manchester, She was a graduate of the investigation of a com­ and from Joe Char- ■ fly. burial in St. James Church. Burial MANCHESTER — Mrs. Florence allegedly created a distur­ were reported missing. runs and Gamble and Reggie Jackson the class of 1980 of Bolton High plaint received on Aug. 27 Keeney, medical examiner boneau. who added a run-scoring Underwood pitched his second was in St. James Cemetery. Lines will be installed as overseer of bance. She was released on Three rings were taken homering off Langford. School, was a member of the school concerning the alleged was to determine if an single. Rob Wilfong accounted for four-hit shutout of the season. His body was found Thursday night Manchester Grange Wendesday a 8 her promise to appear in from a home at 1696 Main Langford. 14-11, got his 20th soccer team and was active in other off Route 85 in Hebron next to his p.m. at 20 Olcott St. by Mrs. Edith theft of items from a home Minnesota's runs with a two-ruri Gamble and Jackson wrapped up court on Sept. 16, St., the total value was es­ autopsy will be performed, homer. straight complete game and became school activities. motorcycle. He had been missine Schoell and her installing team. Mrs, on Warren Avenue. All the scoring in the sixth, when they Besides her parents, she leaves a Mark S. Lambert, 19, of timated to be $475. Four police said. Elsewhere, the New York Yankees the first American Leaguer to ac­ connected for back-^-back homers 2 since the previous Saturday. Cyclists Lines’ name was omitted from a items were recovered, sister, Melanie M. Lemaire, at Wethersfield, was charged fishing rods and reels, blanked Oakland 5-0, Baltimore complish that feat since Ted Lyons of found the body near Gay City Park, published list of officers to be in- police said. with one out. Gandfle collected his home; her paternal grandmother, Friday night with second- valued at $300, were taken nipped Seattle 5-4. Boston edged the Chicago White Sox in 1942. Vaivelli has been employed by the stalled, Roy was released on a 10th of the seasoij/and Jackson, the Mrs. Marie Rose Lemaire of Lincoln, degree larceny by posses­ from a boat stored in a gar­ California 4-3. the Chicago White Sox "'I’hat doesn’t mean a particular league leader, gm his 35th but his Goodco Painting Company of i p.iiM $1,000 nonsurety bond for thing to me at this moment,” said R.I.; her maternal grandparents, sion. age at 66 Wendy Drive. walloped Detroit 11-3, Milwaukee first since Aug. 1)9, his longest streak Glastonbury. He attended ouiia court on Sept. 16 in A tool box and tools, Langford. “I made two real bad Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Dickey of Police said he was downed Kansas City 6-1 and Texas without a h ^ e r this season. Manchester schools and was MANCHESTER — The Ladies Rockville. arrested on Windsor valued at $1,500, was taken pitches in the game, one to (Willie) Amarillo, Texas, and several aunts Ms. Sam Allard, 21, of TNUKSGNIIG routed Toronto 9-1. graduated in 1969 from Manchester Guild of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Avenue when he was found frbm a garag e at 11 and uncles. High School will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. 134 Terrace Drive, Vernon, \ unkecH .S. \'s 0 . Funeral services will be held to be in possession of a Juniper Lane. NOVDPI TO ST. IK He is survived by his mother, Lena Members should bring sandwiches was (harged Saturday with • W) K Mx In* ■■hr, nn Tom Underwood tossed a four- Wednesday at 10 a m. from the motor vehicle allegedly (Chisci) Varvelli and a brother, and dessert. disorderly conduct in con­ li iMn Hi M h * 1 * ; hitter and Oscar Gamble and Reggie Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., stolen from Farmington. Bolton ’ Singleton finds Robert E. Varvelli of Ellington. nection with the investiga­ He was released on a $1,- •IlMiMlWiHMmMNi** Jackson cracked consecutive sixth­ Manchester, with a mass of Christian tion of a disturbance at her Stale Police said all lM li|« nmU N * * k «■ inning homers, helping the Yankees burial at 11 a m. at St. Maurice's Cyclist hurt (MH) non surety bond for home. She is to appear in Michelle E. Lemaire, 18, of il M i Ti Hi IIM iM ni (Ml t i cling to their I'/z-game lead in the Church, Bolton. Burial will be in AfANCIIESTER A West Middle court in Rockville on Sept, 37 Brian Drive, apparently «N*ilailMrtaik*l|l«k*B court on Sept. 16. 16 and then was turned Eastern Division. home run range Bolton Center Cemetery. Turnpike man was admitted to Michael T. Bieu, 21, of 80 died Sunday of carbon M In p n aak |M i k ■■ k over to the Farmington home-run hitter," saiej Singleton. Friends may call at the funeral Emblem Llub Manchester Memorial Hospital early Thrall Road, Vernon, was monoxide poisoning. She MMkkMLlkkMkmimMai , OriolcH 5, MurintTH 4 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Orioles out­ Police Department. ■fkl Ntka k nkn I in * t k Mil "Last year was an extraordinary one home today from 7 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER — The Emblem Sunday morning after he fractured charged Sunday with was taken to Manchester Ken Singleton hit two home runs fielder. Ken Singleton doesn’t see Memorial contributions may be Club will see a demonstration of the his leg in a rnotorcycle accident on Memorial Hospital and IMMikMalaMiNklak- and Gary Roenicke added a solo blast himself as a homerun hitter. But when 1 hit 35, bijt 1 thinU I’ll usually breach of peace. He Mki made to the Michelle Lemaire life-saving Heimlich maneuver by Birch Mountain Road. South Wii^sor p ronounced dead on to help the Orioles keep pace with the don't tell thajt to Seattle pitcher Mike hit between 20 and 25.” tI allegedly was using Ik! tm 1* fkhn, IkM H * |I Memorial Fund in care of the Ken Cusson of the Town of Mark Bassett, 26, of 466 W, Middle arrival, police said. Yankees Dennis Martinez scattered Parrott, In addition to his twtkjiomers. obscenities while leaving South Windsor Police are ■i Mu'Mkkki ak k m M Singleton also picked up his 16th Bentley Memorial Library, Bolton. M anchester F ire D epartm ent Turnpike, was listed in satisfactory The case is still under in­ 10 hits, struck out three and walked Singleton hit his 19th and 20th the parking lot of The Bear investigating several house K. kk mi ki ■ * il * kali pa game-winning RBI, and he leads the Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Elks condition this morning at the Lounge on Windsor and related breaks vestigation pending a two in 7 1-3 innings homers of the season Monday night Emily L. Brook»s ki Ikaa nk MM ki Mk kp to lead Baltimore to a 5-4 victory American League in that depart­ Lodge on Bissell Street. Program co- hospital. Police said he lost control of Avenue. Also charged in reported over the holiday report from Dr. Robert kM k kl I kn W a kpk Wbilc So\ I I, Titicrit 3 AlVs well after apology and handshake VERNON — Emily Lipke Brooks. over the Seattle Mariners. The vic­ ment. chairmen are Mrs. Stanley Baldwin the m otorcycle and failed to connection with the same weekend. Keeney, medical »pk* pUklp mkki , Glenn Borgmann hit a two-run 76, of 6 Nye St., died Saturday at tory kept the Orioles IV2 games Singleton got the Orioles started and Mrs. Bett Callahan. The club has negotiate a curve at about 4 a.m. incident was Stephen Police said a home on examiner, police said. homer and Mike Squires added a two- Detroit outfielder Al Cowens, left, and season and a warrant was issued for Cowens Rockville General Hospital. She was behind the New York Yankees in the with a solo blast in the first inning. been invited to the installation of of- B a s s e tt w as c h a rg e d w ith BrouilTet, 21, of 15 Doming Street was entered run triple in a five-run fifth inning the wife of Raymond W. Brooks. „ heated American League East race. Baltimore added another run that in­ Chicago pitcher Kd Farmer meet at home arrest. All was resolved when Farmer ask ^ ficers of the Norwalk-Westport operating a motorcycle without a Fernwood Drive, Vernon. by breaking the glass in a llehron that paced the White Sox. Jim She was born in Russia and had "I haven't been hitting a lot of ning as Eddie Murray singled, stole plate and shook hands before game Sunday in for an apology which was Bive” Emblem Club Sunday. H® 'I s®hedul^ to appear in Both are scheduled to rear door and some $5,000- P o lice said M axey Morrison added a homer for Chicago lived in the Rockville area most of Manchester Superior Court Sept. 5. while Steve Kemp homered for homers and I don't consider myself a second, and scored on a Doug Detroit. Cowens attacked pitcher earlier this presence of Umpire Bill Kunkel. (UPI photo) DeCinces single. 12 -- EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept 2, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Tuw., Sept. 2, 1980 - IS DeLamielleure traded Golf tourneys Soccer playoff NEW YORK (UPl) - Buffalo's clear he was unhappy with his situa­ play against Oakiwd or Seattle due Norris Thomas, and utility running Joe DeLamielleure already had his tion in Buffalo, was notified of the to an "undisW ised medical back Gary Davis for a No. 2 draft bags packed. trade moments before he was to take problem.” choice in 1982. field shaved "I just don't enjoy playing under the field for his first practice session Atlanta waived veteran running The Philadelphia Eagles trimmed The Sockers, who came within a this situation." said the All-Pro after reporting to the team Monday. back Haskel Stanback along with their squad to 45 by waiving four NEW YORK (UPI) - With the reverberation of Giorgio Chinaglia's game of the Soccer Bowl ,last year, guard after being traded to Cleveland In other moves on the final cul- three rookies, and placed veteran players, including veteran guard seven goals still lingering, the North Thursday face the Tampa Bay Row­ Monday. “ 1 don't feel I'd be being wide receiver Billy Ryckman oh the Wade Key, 33, whose 10 previous for all ages American Soccer League enters the dies — the team that prevented them fair to the Buffalo Bills' organiza­ Injured reserve list. Although he saw seasons have made him the Eagle second round of the playoffs With the from a berth in the championship tion, to Chuck Knox and. most impor­ NFL Camps taly limited duty. Stanback led the with the most continuous experience BOSTON (UPI) — New England golfing fans have the Don'Shirey and Danny Talbot, winner of the (Quebec Open field reduced to eight teams. game. The Rowdies had little dif­ tant, to myself. • Falcons last season in rushing with the club. unusual opportunity to catch a glimpse of three and PGA Championships. In the most spectacular outburst ficulty in sweeping New'England, "1 don’t know if 1 could give 100 down day, the New England Patriots touchdowns with five and hveraged Pittsburgh placed veteran guard categories of golfers — the great, the near-great and the The Old Colony Bank is underwriting the tour's costs percent,” DeLamielleure. 29, said. cut five players, including veteran 5.6 yards in 36 carries. Sam Davis and linebacker Bob once-great — in the next two months. and publicity. Spectators are admitted free to each event. by any player in league history, winning the second game of the home-and-home series 4-0. DeLamielleure, an eight-year linebacker Sam Hunt. Miami waived former Florida star Kohrs, a second-round draft choice, Much of the golfing world will be tuned into Sutton, While the stars of tomorrow struggle to join the stars of Cihinaglia rifled in seven goals and Fort Lauderdale barely escaped veteran from Michigan State who Hunt was a 15th-round draft choice Jimmy DuBose, a running back on the injured reserve list. Davis, 36 Mass., this weekend as the world's finest return for today, the stars of yesteryear will also be competing in set up another Sunday night to send the first series, winning an 11-round said he "could not play" under coach in 1974. The 270-pound linebacker ac­ acquired two weeks ago in a trade and a 14-year veteran with the another shootout at the Pleasant Valley Country Club. New England this month. the Cosmos to an 8-1 romp over the shootout in the mini-game against Chuck Knox, was traded to the counted for 45 tackles, one fumble with Tampa Bay. The cut of DuBose Steelers. suffered a knee injury The stars of today — the Beans, Floyds and Mahaffeys — Golf Digest Magazine is sponsoring a two-day, $100,000 Tulsa Roughnecks for a two-game series sweep. Browns for undisclosed future draft recovery and one pass deflection last sparked some criticism of the trade Saturday against Dallas in will be vying for a $54,000 first prize at the Pleasant senior (over age 50) tournament at the Newport (R.I.) California. The Strikers meet Ed­ -iS r' The Cosmos meet Dallas in the monton Wednesday night. The choices. season. The Patriots, in a prepared that brought him to Miami. As the Pittsburgh's last pre-season game. Valley Jimmy Fund Classic. Country Club, site of the first U.S. Open championship in National Conference semifinals DeLamielleure, who had asked to release, said Hunt, who reported to deal now stands, the Dolphins gave He will be in a cast from six to eight Miles away on Cape Cod, the stars of tomorrow will be 1895. Drillers stopped Houston in the be traded in April after he made it the training camp overweight, didn’t up last year's starting cornerback. weeks. competing for a $3,000 first prize. And it doesn't cost a Among those already committed to the Sept. 13-14 tour­ beginning Wednesday night in Irving, minigame and coach Timo Liekoski dime to see them. nament are Sam Snead, Tommy Bolt, Jerry Barber, Texas, and Chinaglia has given the is not overwhelmed by Fort Lauder­ More than 100 golfers, about 25 from New England, Julius Boros, Dow Finsterwald, Don January, Gene Tornado much to consider. dale. teed of Tuesday at the Cape Cod Country Club to m ark the Littler, Mike Souchak and Art Wall. Thirty-two senior Last kick In the three other series, it's Tam­ In a West Coast series, the Sports Parade start of a professional mini-tour in Massachusetts. They stars were invited with Arnold Palmer and Roberto de pa Bay-San Diego and Fort Sounders and Aztecs are coming off Texas-A rkansas will go at it again this weekend. Vincenzo still uncertain. Lauderdale-Edmonton in the strong first rounds. Seattle, which The tour features two, two-day tournaments a week for The tournament is set up as pro-am, with the After being hit hard by St. American Conference and Seattle- had the best record in the league, six weeks. Competitors will play on eight courses in professional being paired with three amateurs. The pros Louis batters, Atlanta’s Doyle Los Angeles in the National. eliminated last year's champ, Van­ For all of the Chinaglia's heroics, Massachusetts, all but one in the Cape Cod area. will be competing for a $20,000 first prize for best ball Alexander was relieved in the couver, in two games. Los Angeles in mid-year form H, MILT HR IIMAN the big news to emerge from the first beat Washington in the mini-game The money comes from player entry fees, with each over 36 holes. The runner-up receives $12,000. second inning. Here he kicks competitor chipping in $200 to play in a tournament. The Ticket prices are $5 for the warm-up round on Sept. 12 round was San Diego’s triumph over and with the Diplomats out of the Chicago. playoffs, the Sept. 21 Soccer Bowl in AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) — It may Despite piling up an overwhelming field for an event is limited to 144. About $120,000 in prize and $10 for each of the two days. They are available at mound after decision was The Sockers, who finished with a Washington will be contested by two have been Labor Day for the many statistical lead in the first quarter NEW YORK (U PI) - Discount all money has been collected for the first six tournament. more than 880 golf shops in Massachusetts, Rhode Island made to bring in relief pitcher. thought. "1 It net. he laughed, 1616 record and qualified for the neutral teams. millions of football addicts who tuned (Jones ran for 103 of his 165 yards in those stories about Frank Robinson Among those who teed off in the opening tournament Connecticut, eastern New York and northern New (UPI photo) in Monday night, but to the Texas •they're the only three guys left in playoffs as a wild-card entry, dis­ The second round — like the first ^ the opening period I. the Longhorns becoming the next manager of the were New England pros Jay Dolan and Jeff Bailey along Jersey. Longhorns and Arkansas Razorbacks America still wearing crew cuts... ' patched of a team with a 21-11 record will be a home-and-home series. If could not break out on top and Arkan­ New York Mets. In all likelihood, with former PGA touring pros Alan Pate Kim Young, it was the middle of October, and the most points in its conference the series is tied at a game each, a sas jumped to a 74 lead early in the next year's manager of the club will Instead of the oppressive heat that Earl Weaver takes a lot of kidding and a club many expected to see in 36minute mini-game will decide the second quarter on a 39-yard run by be the same as this one — Joe Torre. baked the 70,0(X) people in Memorial aboi’i those index cards he keeps on the Soccer Bowl. winner. Gary Anderson off a fake reverse. That’s the present thinking of Mets' Stadium, the Horns and the Hogs felt opposing hitters, detailing exactly But Texas stormed back with 17 chief-of-staff Frank Cashen. Only a chill in the air. what kind of pitches thev hit and how 6coreboQrcl— second-quarter points, with Jones hitch is the length of contract. Torre No matter that they were the first successful they've been against his scoring touchdowns on runs of 2 and 1 wants three years and Mets are New York Jets — Waived defensive Coiiins, Cin 63; Scott, Mtt 56; Houstn 500 040 100-1011 1 teams to embark on the NCAA’s Orioles, but nothing can shake his Winning putt yards. The first of those scores was offering only one, but that probably SPORTS ON TV end James Zachery; placed running Fighting French Richards, SD 52. 112th season. It was a game of impor­ faith in them as a tremendous aid to f Ptsbgh 211000 000- 4 8 2 set up by an Arkansas fumble at its will be worked out with Torre staying back Ralph Clayton, linebacker Kelly American League — Hender­ Nancy Lopez-Melton watches 10-foot putt drop which gave her tance and it d e se rv ^ to have big him, "Some people ask me why I Forsch, Niemann (3), Smith own 10. unless some contending club comes Kirchbaum, defensive end Ralph De son, Oak 67; Wilson, KC 58; bird on 18th hole and one stroke victory over JoAnne Carner in plays, key decisions and some stan­ bother with these cards." he says. (5) and Ashby; D. Robinson, Texas led by only seven points along and says il'll give him three. TUESDAY Loach and cornerback Johnny Lynn PGA Classic at Springfield, 111. (UPI photo) dout heroes. "Why shouldn't P They help me. I MPT. i, 1SSO Dilone, Clev 49; Cruz, Sea 39; Scurry (1), Mahler (5), Solo­ going into the fourth quarter after a Torre likes New York and quite can look up any hitter and see im­ on injured reserve. Bumbry, Balt 34. mon (5), Lee (8) and Ott. W— take time out And that's what it got. 19-yard field goal by Arkansas' Ish possibly would stay here anyway. EVENING Philadelphia — Waived guard Smith (5-6). L -D . Robinson (6 "This was a great night for people mediately what kind of pitches he has Ordonez, but Little led his team on an Robinson's next stop should be 7:00 Wade Key, tackle Leo Biedermann, 8). HRs—Houston, Morgan (7); getting a baptism into big-time foot­ been hitting against us and what kind (S) Sport»C*nt«r S NEWPORT, R.I, (UPI) - The pathized" with his opponent. 80-yard march and scored on a 10-yard Baseball's Hall of Fame. He's up for cornerback Donnie Henderson and Pittsburgh, Madlock 2 (8), Ott ball," said Texas Coach Fred Akers, are getting him out. Certainly, 7:30 fighting French, seeking to become Immediately after the race con­ run to boost Jhe lead to 23-10. election next year and as the only ® taMlMH; R«c* For Tho safety Steve Wagner; placed tight who, along with Arkansas Coach Lou hitters change. I remember we (7). challengers for sailing's America's cluded, the French called for a lay 19th hole. The Razorbacks stormed back with player ever to win the MVP in both started a season with Sal Bando hit­ Pomisnt end Ray Sydnor on injured reserve. Holtz, had agreed to move the annual a score of their own, a 2-.vard run by JK» Cup, took time out today to make day, a day off, to make repairs and leagues and one of only 11 men ever ting .121 against us. By the end of the (Si NFL ProvSwiVlOW Pittsburgh — Placed guard Sam (Second Game) 50-2-48; B —Net —Warren Howland October meeting forward six weeks repairs on their 12-meter yacht and re-assess strategy. The Australian Tallwood Darryl Bowles set up by an in­ to capture the Triple Crown, He'll year, he was hitting .409. So you tear 0:30 Davis and linebacker Bob Kohrs on BASEBALL Houston 020 010 101-5 100 54-12-42, Phil Sullivan 58-13-45, Jack so that it might be given national MotocroM planned a last-ditch battle against victory margin Monday was the KOI R MAN BEST BALL- Nick terference call against the -get my vote on the first ballot.. up the card and start a new one on injured reserve. Ptsbgh 00211210X-7 90 Moffat 59-14-45, Pete Foster 55-9-46, television treatment. 0:00 elimination. greatest they have racked up in the Pahoulis-Bob Normington-Phil Daly- Longhorns. That touchdown came him The cards always help; they S toftball St. Louis — Waived quarterback Pladson, LaCerte (6), Sam- Paul Sullivan 59-12-47, Ben Akers could afford a philosophical NATIONAL LEAGUE They were down 3-0 to Australia in three contests. Joe Poulin 66, Jim Bidwell-Roy Bell- with 3:11 to play and it was up to Twins'' owner Calvin Griffith isn't 11:30 Steve Pisarkiewicz, kicker Roy bito (8) and Ashby, Pujols (7); Delmastro 57-10-47; C —Net —Dick outlook late Monday night because never hurt ... " GP U.S. Opoo Tonnit Updato East the best-of-seven series to determine The Aussies won Saturday by 2:04, Tony Steullet-Ed Stone 67; N et—Bob Texas.to run out the clock if it could. one for flowery speeches regardless Gerela, defensive end Ron Rhoden, Jackson (7) and Ott. W McMahon 66-25-41, Bill Sander 58-16- his Longhorns had outfought their old ra SportfContor W L Pet. GB the foreign challenger against the and Sunday by a close 0:47 seconds. Thornton-Warren DeMartin-Sam With 90 seconds remaining. Texas of the occasion. When Gene Mauch Little, if any. publicity resulted ® OaMbPll: Raco For Tha Yankowski, tight end Bill Murrell —Rhoden (5-4). L—Pladson (6 42. Stan Parciak 59-16-43, Brian rivals 23-17 and picked up a key vic­ Phila 69 60 .535 - defending U.S. yacht Freedom, and Australian Prime Minister Sapienza-Kuss Davidson 62, Ed faced a third-and-13 at its own 32. Lit­ resigned as Minnesota manager and recently when, for the first time, a PanfMnt and linebacker Ben Apuna. 4). HRs—Houston, Howe (7); Robideau 62-19-43, Dick Melton 69-25- tory in quest of the Southwest tle and Akers talked things over 12:00 Mntreal 70 61 .534 - their chances of staying in the fight Malcolm Fraser, in the United States Miffit-Kay Hubbard-Bob Dalessio- Griffith turned over the post to coach pension plan was established for all (H) Profatalooa* FootbaB From San Diego — Trad^ quarterback Pittsburgh’, Rhoden (1), Easier 44. . Conference championship and the Pittsbrgh 71 62 .534 - when racing resumes Wednesday to receive a humanitarian award, ken Anderson 53. Ron Zappone-Bill during a time-out and agreed that John Goryl, the Twins' boss said to non-uniformed personnel with the 26 Canada Cliff Olander to the New York Giants (7). Sft EEPS- A—Gross—Dave Kaye 71, host berth in the Cotton Bowl. Little should run a bootleg around the 12:30 New York 59 72 .450 11 were considered slim. took an early morning sail aboard Knowles-Chick Uagnon-Stan Domian him. "John, you got the job for the major league baseball clubs Frank for a.n undisclosed draft choice; Net —Bob Vonderkall 74-747, Sher The game was decided by the right side. But there was a twist to d ) U.S. Opan Tannla Updata St. Louis 57 72 .442 12 In their third race against the Australia before the race and 54. Jim Allen-Jim (Irassi-P aul balance of the year so you can find Cashen was the man responsible for 3:00 waiveid quarterback Mike Kirkland Cinci 420100100- 8180 Ferguson 73-5-68, Willie Oleksinski relentless running of Texas halfback Chicago 51 78 .395 IV/z yacht Australia Monday, sailed in expressed the hope his countrymen Kenneson-Bill Harrop 54. the play. out whether you can stomach getting the plan adopted . 9D NFL Pravlaw and offensive lineman Ralph Perret- St.Louis 010 000 000-1 50 77-849; B —Gross —Pete Foster 79, A.J. Jones, the poise of quarterback 3:30 West southwest winds of 12-17 knots and would win. Stt EEPS- Dross—Ed Stone 74, John Little did just that and his naked managing a big league ball club..." ta and placed fullback Steve Whit­ Price and Bench, Correll (8); Net —Warren Howland 77-12-65, Jim Donnie Little and a Longhorns S SoftbaS W L Pet. GB heavy fog toward the end, they lost As he left for Washington later, his Neligon 74; Net —Sam Sapienza 82- reverse to the right side picked up 17 man and offensive lineman Brad Kaat, Urrea (1), Martin (6), King 81-1249, Len Giglio 83-13-70, Bill defense that for the most part con­ Baltimore catcher Rick Dempsey Houston 75 57 .568 — by 3:24, almost a quarter-mile. private jet circled the racing b<»ts. 20-62, Ray Hubbard 83-19-64, A1 Smith yards and clinched the game. Willie Mays hasn't lost everything Hendrix on injured reserve. Littlefield (9) and Simmons. W Skinner 80-10-70; C —Gross —Don trolled Arkansas' big-play offense. claims much of the Orioles' strength Los Ang 74 57 .566 Vt But they had a valid excuse. Only The winner of the challenger finals 77-12-65, Jim Allen 80-13-67, Ed Mif- yet. Playing in a softball game for San Francisco — Waived quarter­ —Price (5-2). L—Kaat (67). Genovesi 85, N et—Aldo D'Appollonio comes from their bench "We don’t Cinci 72 59 .550 2V2 300 yards after both boats sailed dead will face the U.S. yacht Freedom in a fitt 83-15-68, Bill Harrop 85-1069, the first time in years recently, he hit back Gary Huff, running back Jerry HR—St. Louis, Reitz have what you call a real awesome San Fran 66 65 .504 8t^ ev6n across the startin^iine, France best-of-seven series beginning Sept. John Guard 82-13-69, Dan McDonough 83-15-68, Stan Prachniak 86-16-70, Lou one between the outfielders and real­ Aldridge, guard Ernie Hughes, wide Betko 90-20-70. hitter in our lineup. ” he says "But Atlanta 66 66 .504 8<^ 3’s starboard backstay winch broke 16. It will be the 24th challenge for 81-12-69, Ron Zappone 96-27-69. ly turned it on going from first to receiver Joey Walters and corner- we have guys who can play in the San Diego 56 77 .420 20 Atia 021100010-5131 and, as skipper Bruno Trouble put it, the cup, which America won 129 BLl E FEES- A —Gross —Ken L A D IE S f 6 i R B A L L 8U Bird on 18th hole third. "Hey, Wiilie, you still run pret­ Sports transactions back Gerard Williams. PERCENT- Sue Passman-Barbara clutch like Rich Dauer, John Lowens- Chi 100 000 001-2 71 “We couldn’t fight any more.” years ago and has defended Comerford 69, Net —Mike Steeves 78- ty good for an old man, " someone F ootball Seattle — Traded tackle Nick Monday's Results Davis-May Andersen-Helen Piper 64. tein. Terry Crowley. Benny Ayala Matula, Camp (9) and Bene­ Jim Hardy, skipper of the successfully since it put it into inter­ 9-69, Jim Sommers 77-7-70, Stan offered the combination compliment Atlanta — Waived running back Bebout to Minnesota for an un­ Houston 10. P itts 4, 1st game Lynn Prior-Flo Barre-Rose and Pat Kelly. They make our ball dict; Lamp, Smith (5), Caudill Australia, unaware of the trouble national competition in 1870. > Mloganoski 79-9-70, Ron Basile 77-7- and needle. 'Whadd’ya mean, old Haskel Stanback and defensive backs disclosed draft choice and placed Pitts 7, Houston 5, 2nd game nets Melton victory club. They can come off the bend, (6), Capilla (8), 'flUrow (8) and aboard France 3, said he was puzzled The crew of Freedom, meantime, 70; B —Gross —Marti Conderino 83, Robideau-Alice Lamenzo 68. man'.’’ Willie, 49. wanted to know "I Mike Davis, Jerome King and Rick wide receiver Mike Allen on injured Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 1 and hurt somebody. " If the Orioles Blackwell. W—Matula (9-12). L as he sailed away from the French was taking a few days off to rest up Net —Dick Young 85-15-70, Gary face each other again this week in can still run when 1 have to." Mays Moss; placed wide receiver Billy reserve. Waived running backs Joe Atlanta 5. Chicago 2 SPRINGFIELD, 111. (UPI) - It should ultimately come on to win the —Lamp (1611). yacht on every leg on the 24.3-mile frpm the summerlong selection trials levins 84-13-71, Dan McDonough 84- Cleveland at the World Series of can still hit. also He earned a stan­ Ryckman on injured reserve. Steele and Gary Carr and guard Ron Philadelphia 6, ^ n Fran 4 Ellington always takes something extra to be a American League's Eastern Division America's Cup course on Rhode in which they were picked over two n-72; C —Gross —Sam Worthen 85, Women’s Golf — said the head-to-• ding ovation at Shea Stadium before Baltimore — Waived quarterback Coder. Los Angeles 5, New York 2 winner. title, Dbmpsey points to Denny Mar­ Phila 011020020- 6 131 Island Sound. other contenders. Courageous and Net —Gerry Rocheleau 95-23-72, Don LADIES- Net —A —Eleanor Scran­ head game, played amid a morning last week's Old Timers game when Jerry Golsteyn, guard Bob Van Washington — Waived quarterback Montreal 5. San Diego 3 For Nancy Lopez Melton, that tinez' 1-0 victory over the Brewers on San Frn 10011)0 200- 4 7 3 Informed later of France 3’s Clipper. Ponticelli 84-22-72, Stan Zima 84-21- ton 88-17-71, B —Helen Woodcock 102- rain shower and brisk winds, was a he drove a ball into the left field seats Duyne, linebacker Bryan Cabrell and Kim McQuilken, center Ted Fritsch, Carlton and Boone; Whitson. something extra was a 10-foot birdie July 17 as the turning point "We just Today’s Probable Pitchers predicament. Hardy said he “sym- 73. 26-76, C —Barbara Richmond 109-32- putt on the 18th hole Monday — a shot contest of putting ability. during batting practice and followed couldn't get it going until then," he defensive tackle Mike Lewis; placed running back Bobby Hammond and (All Times EDT) Lavelie (7), Minton (8) and S« EEPS 15 BLIND HOLES- Gross 77; Better Nine —A —Scranton 43-9- she needed to crack a neck-and-neck "I feel good; I thought I'd get stuck that in the "contest ” itself with a says Even alter that win. the Orioles running back Mark Bailey on injured linebackers Don Hover and Kevin Atlanta (Alexander 12-7) at Sadek. W—Carlton (21-7). L— —Comerford 58, Net —Conderino 68- 34, B'—Jo Chupas 49-14-35, Lil Hunter home stretch tie with veteran Jo on 19." said Lopez, who had won only ringing double down the line his first still were 10 games back .. reserve. Turner; resigned tight end Grady Chicago (Krukow 8-13), 2:30 Minton (3-6).. 15-53, Worthen 71-18-53, Pat Paradiso 47-12-35, C -Connie Kelly 56-19-37; Anne Carner and take the $125,000 twice this year after 17 victories her time up and a one-bounce ground rule Richardson and center Jeff Bostic p.m. 84-31-53, Frank Damon 89-35-54, Best 17 - A -Scranton 81-17-64, B first two full seasons. Lopez, who double over the left field fence his se­ and placed defensive ends Mat LPGA Rail Charity Golf Classic for Buffalo — Traded guard Joe Cincinnati (Moskau 9-6) at St. N Y . 000 000 200- 2 4 0 Jai Alai Results. Rocheleau 78-23-55. -C hupas 92-2745. F O IR BALL- shot 65-71-71-68 for the tournament, cond at bat. Mendenhall and Joe Jones and tackle the $18,750 top prize. DeLamielleure to Cleveland for un­ Louis (Forsch 10-7), 8:35 p.m. Los Ang 020 101 O lx -590 SWEEPS- Gross —Steullet 73, Net Gross —Walt Farley-Bob Kaitz- attributed her 20th career victory to My own feeling about Willie Mays’ Jerry Scanlan on injured reserve. MONDAY (MATINEE) m Ivopez. 23. of Cincinnati, ended the disclosed future draft choices. Montreal (Lea 4-6) at San Burris, Hausman (7) and M UMUILII —Paradiso 90-31-59, Al Smith 75-12- Larry Scranton-Lou Becker 65, Jerry aggressiveness and stronger ap­ banishment from baseball because Baseball M ‘ TriMi 144 n m i 72-hole tourney with a solid 13-under- Hall of Fame dinner Cleveland — Traded quarterback Diego (Rasmussen 3-9), 10 p.m. Trevino; Welch, Howe (8) and I MriMlMi liN IN IN tUk 63. Salad-Gus Peters-Lee Rubin-John proach shots to the green. he's employed by an Atlantic City San Diego — Traded first baseman par 275, just one stroke ahead of the nearly sold out Mark Miller to the (Jreen Bay New York (Pacella 3-2) at Ferguson. W—Welch (11-9). L - m m m in mi ItmMmSn 17M 7M 4 JI. Anderson 66; N et—George Ehrlich- veteran Carner. Carner. 41, who Behind Carner at 7-under-par 281 gambling casino is this: if Jerry Ford Willie Montanez to the Montreal Los Angeles (Goltz 6-7), 10:30 Burris (7-9). HRs—Los Angeles, ■khII«i U» \ m \ m IN i n Herb Snyder-Herb Byk-Walt for the tourney was Jane Blalock. Packers for a conditional draft M M iM tN JI IFartUnn 7M began the final round with a two- saw fit to pardon Richard Nixon, As expected, the first annual Expos for minor league infielder p.m. Cey (22), Baker (26). NtMl H linjt "> Mawhinney 53. Reggie Mosher-John choice. ftMih 24 tIUI Country Club stroke lead over Lopez, finished with Connie Chilleroi followed at 282 after what would be the great harm in Manchestei Sports Hall of Fame in­ Tony Phillips and cash. Philadelphia (BystromO-0) at TiMi 1-M INXM P M i 24 S13TN Harrigan-Tim Collins-Jim Roche 55, the final round. Cindy Chamberlin Bowie Kuhn pardoning Mays now’’ Mtl 000 201 110- 5 100 (MHt Tribcti M4 M.4SIN a 12-under-par 276, 1-under-par for duction dinner Friday night. Sept. 19 San Francisco (Blue 12-7), 10:35 lUWilMi liN 1441 SJI (mNc T « 0 BALL BEST BALL- Gross Fred Kaprove-J.V. Garbrous-Bob shot a 5-under-pa^83 for fifth place, Willie shouldn't be punished the rest Dallas — Traded defensive back San Dgo 000002010-3121 the day. at the Manchester Army & Navy and return specialist Wade Manning MAJOR p.m. I VIhm Imm I.4I 4JI I I M i lUI 7N 2N —Seddons 74, Hilinski-Kaye 76; Net R ayburn-Pete Lingua 56, Dick Carner, who takes home $12,250 in and last year's Rail winner, Jo Ann of his life. .. Club will be a complete sellout ' Sandeson, Sosa (7), Fryman 4JI ikm i n iN Carlson-Jack Woodcock-John to Buffalo for a 1981 draft choice and AMERICAN LEAGUE WIiMtSUI ifm ii i n —Crocketts 57, Allen-Dvorak 60, second-prize money, watched her Washam, shot a par-72 for the day. Very few tickets remain. Outlets LEAGUE (9) an d ,C arter; Wise, Lucas Chessari-Saul Rubin 56, Fred waived defensive back Eric Hurt and By United Press International P M 14 Slltll %M*Ht71N Davis-Watson 62, Presti-Schotta 63. two-stroke lead melt on the back nine finishing the four-day tourney tied at Whitey Ford, sitting on the bench are The Herald’s sports desk, Wally (7), ArntSlrong (8), Kinney (8) ‘ is-utirui Micti 14 $111.71 Meurant-Neil Brooks-Harry running back Larry Brinson; placed East BEST NINE- A -B ill Zwick 304-26, with a bogey bn the 12th hole. She 284 with Sandra Palmer. before that same Old Timers Fortin at the Senior Citizens' Center. LEADERS and Stimac. W—Sanderson (16 TrNNta $4$ IM2N Weinstein-John Sommers 57. Blalock took home $8,750; Chillemi running back Preston Pearson and W L Pet. GB IM Ml Dick Kerr 31-4-27, Tony Pietrantonio missed a 4-foot putt on the 17th hole. ceremony, watched three of his Tom Conran and Carl Silver at the 8). L-Wise (66). HRs- FOUR BALL- Gross-M ilt Stein-Art cornerback Aaron Kyle on injured Batting New York 79 51 .608 - lUI IM llM fU iia l UN 7N IN 31- 4-27, C D. McCarthy 31-4-27, Floyd On the 18th hole, she hit a chip shot $6,250: Chamberlin $5,000; and former Yankee teammates, Roger Rec Department. Montreal, Office,. (6). 1M IN IN (based on 375 at bats) Baltimre 77 52 .597 V/z U'Brien 31-4-27, Joe Novak 31-4-27, Tulin-Tom Schiller-Dave McGonigle against her own divot, then made a Washam and Palmer, splitting sixth- Maris. Bill Skowron and Hank Bauer, reserve. NhWi 1-7 la N • 40U nl 4N Wally Parciak 31-4-27; B —Jack Mof­ 69; Net —Nelson Youngerman-Tony place prize money, each got $4.- throwing a ball back and forth on the National League Boston 71 56 .569 6V5 M Sllill w a* 14 $7IN 14-foot pressure putt for a par that American League T M i M S IN2N Nrticli $4 tm u fat 31-7-24. Norm Nordeen 33-7-26, Roberto-George Hodges-Gary Grilli field and suddenly was struck with a G ABH PCT. Detroit 68 61 .527 m dashed any hope fur a win. 187.50. . Detroit — Waived defensive tackle Oaklnd 000 000 000- 0 4 0 Fwtfc TrilMli444 lu n ji Pete Mails 33-0-27, Ben Delmastro 59. John Sommers-Bob Zaiman-Hal Hndrck, St.L 126483157 .325 Cleveind 68 62 .523 11 IMI SN 4N Me Both Lopez and Carner — who will Cleveland Elam, defensive back NY. 00030200X-560 i i m 32- 5-27. Lloyd Davidson 33-0-27,Loughlin-Jim Bill Nilssoh 59, Howard Tmpitn, St.L 108 449 146 .323 Milwauke 70 64 .522 11 7 Jm 9N SN 1 Im i kW UN IN SN Dave Parkin, punter Larry Swider Langford and Heath; Under­ 4N Ikmirnai IN 4N Tomkiel 33-5-27; C —Bill Sander 31-8- Latimer Jr.Howard Latimer III- Hrnndz, St.L 126474 151 .319 Toronto 54 76 .415 25 and offensive lineman Mike Whited; wood and Cerone. W—Underw- 4M lir7$l2N 3 M iMMt SN 23, Alex Eigner Sr. 36-12-24, Joe Charles Heynolds-Marinos Gerakaris Triilo, Phil 110406 130.319 West NrtHti 2-7 INN «NMl 1-7 $47N placed wide receiver Luther Blue on oood (11-9). Langford (14-11). Macaione 32-8-24, Dick Melton 37-13- 60. Bckner, Chi 115457 143 .313 . W L Pet. GB TriMi 2-74 SNIN PWIMH 1-7 tlUN injured reserve.- k Trifodi Cruz, Hou Kan City 85 47 .644 - HR—New York, Gamble (10), FM •7-: sm u 24. Bill Masi 35-10-25; G ross-D ave HCSBAND-ft IFE Vet Sam Hunt 129 493 154'.312 IDm I M I 14N IN iN TmSc Jackson (35). SF—Spencer. •- Kaye 73, Bill Zwick 73. Doc McKee CHAMPIONSHIP- Gross -Jim - McBrde, Phi 107440137 .311 Texas 66 66 . 496 19Mi • ■nal ■M IN IN 7 Qny 7N 4N 4N IN S ft EEPS- A —Gross —Stan Hiiinski Mary McCarthy 76, George-Wendy Houston — Waived tight end Dawsn, Mtl 120 451 138.306 Oakland 66 67 .«2 20 4ZiaiM»1i 1 ktm SN 4N Seattle 000100 003- 4 130 4 Anireti 1 4.N 71. Net —Wally Parciak 74-8-66, Bill Ehrlich 79; Net —Reggie-Therla Conrad Rucker, running back Adger ^ Cedno, Hou 106392120.306 Chicago 56 73 .430 28 74 $7$N Zwick 73-7-67. Dick Kerr 74-7-67, Joe Mosher 63, Hon-Carol Boyd 63 Vi, Armstrong and center Greg David­ Baker, LA 121458139 .308 Minn 57 76 .429 28V5 Balt 200021 00X-5 8 0 74 P arrott, McLaughlin (8) and TrifNt* 744 tllSlN Novak 75-7-68; B -G ro s s —Bill Bill-Ellie Marsh & Vz, John-Barbara axed hy Patriots son; placed wide receiver Harold American League Calif 51 78 .396 W z Narron; D.Martinez, Stoddard Tomkiel 80. Net -Jack Moffat 77-14- Richmond 65, ^ tt-J o Chupas 66 Vi, Bailey and cornerback Charles G ABH PCT. Seattle 47 83 .362 37 Who Am I? m»l UN IN IN (8), T.Martinez (9) and Demp­ _ 63. Len Giglio 82-13-69, Bundi Tarca Peters 66 '/i. / Jefferson on injured reserve. G.Brett, KC 97 379152 .401 Monday's Results ■iNri UN IN FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The disclosed medical problem." sey. W—D.Martinez (4-3). L— IN 81-12-69; C —Gross —Newt Smith 82, III SBAND- W IFE- Gross -Jim - Cooper, Mil 125500183 .360 New York 5, Oakland 0 New England Patriots Monday an­ Beaudoin, a 46-game veteran of the Parrott (1-12). HRs—Baltimore, hMi34$44N Net —George Zanis 77-15-62, Mike Mary McCarthy, Runner-up Dilne, Clev 106 407 140 .344 Baltimore 5, Seattle 4 Nr«N(aH»24N nounced that veteran linebacker Sam Los Angeles — Traded cornerback Singleton 2 (20), Roenicke (8). Madrak 63-1647, Bill Leone 88-2048. —George-Wendy Ehrlich; Net Patriots was a ninth round draft pick Carew, Cal 119 460 150.333 TfNMi$4 4 tiNN Hunt, strong safety Doug Beaudoin, Dwayne O'Steen to Oakland for an Boston 4, lUalifomia 3 BEST I fi- Gross —Sher Ferguson 74, —Reggie-Therla Mosher, Runner-up in 1976. He is best remembered when Rivers, Tex 129564182 .329 cornerback Judson Flint, 12th-round undisclosed draft choice; waived Detroit 11, Chicago 3 Calif 000000120-3121 rfl| IN IN IN Net —C.D, McCarthy 55, Ken Gordon —Hon-Carol Boyd and Bill-Ellie he had two interceptiws in a Pats Beli, Tex 109435143 .329 M UN 4N draft quarterback Jimmy Jordan and over Miami win, 33-24,?back in 1978. veteran quarterback Bob Lee and Cleveland 5, Minnesota 2 57, Sher Ferguson 57; B — Al Leone Marsh. Wilsn, KC 131 570 186 .326 Boston 004000 00X-4 7 0 4N free agent tight end Mike Newhall The six-foot-one, 190 pound strong linebacker Greg Westbrooks and Milwaukee 6, Kansas City 1 NhMi24tJlN 56, Sam Watson 67, Warren Howland NET- A —Marci Masley 90-16-74, B Bmbry, Balt 128 504159.315 Frost, Aase (3), Hassler (8), P lM 42 tlNN have all been placed on procedural safety started seven games last year placed tackle Tom Pettigrew on in­ Texas 9, Toronto I Clear (8) and Downing, Whit- 67. Dave Kozlovich 58, Ed Wadas 58, —Jeanette Campbell ^24-74, Mindy Olivr, Tex 133 538 168 .312 TrMi 424 U4IN waivers to cut the Patriots active before being put on the injured jured reserve. Today's Probable Pitchers mer (8); Drago, Stanley (7), ■Nm INI M 22MN Bill Tomkiel 58; C -H erin Dvorak Kaplan 98-26-72, C —Barbara Rich­ McRae, KC 96 375 116.309 (Ali Times EDT) roster to 49 players. reserve list with a fractured Campbell (8), Burgmeier (8) 53, Bill Sander 55, Dick Melton 55. mond 110-32-78; Gross —A —Masley Home Runs Chicago (Proly 3-^’ and In addition, the Patriots have cheekbone. and Fisk. W—Drago (65). L - SWEEPS- A —Gross —Charlie 90, B —Campbell 96, C —Connie Miami - Waived running backs National League — Schmidt, Dotson 168) at Detroit (Fi- granted roster exemptions to un­ Flint, a 201 pound-six foot corner Frost (4-7). Boggini 77, Dave Kaye 77, N et-S h er Davis; Better Nine —A —Becky Jimmy Dubose and Bob Torrey and Phii 35; Horner, Atl 28; Baker, drych 0-2 and Wilcox 12-9), 5:30 Ferguson 69, Pat MistretU 71, Joe Rubin 43-9-34, Masley 42-8-34, B —Jo signed veteran fullback Sam Cun- back, spent the 1979 season on in­ linebacker Steve Shull. LA 26; Murphy, Atl 25; WANTED p.m. Wall 71„Bill Sullivan 71, Wally Par­ Chupas 48-14-34, C -K e lly 56-19-37; ningbam, defensive end Richard jured reserve after knee surgery. New England — Waived linebacker Hendrick, St.L 23. Cleve 021010001-570 Bishop, cornerback Mike Haynes and California (Dorsey (HI) at It’s been a long time ciak 71; B —Gross —Joe Sawyer 79, Best 17 - A -M asley 83-1647, B Jordan did not see any action in the Sam Hunt, strong safety Doug Beau­ American League — Jackson, Minn 000 020 000- 2 7 2 quarterback Tom Owen, effectively Patriots four preseason games. Boston (Renko 8-5), 7:30 p.m. Barker and Hassey; Wil­ since 1946. That was my Net —Dave Kozlovich 69, Al Leone , —Campbell 89-24-65, Chupas 92-27-65; doin, cornerback Judson Flint, rookie NY 35; Ogiivie and Thomas, rookie season. I've been in TO BUY reducing the roster to 45, as required Seattie (Beattie 4-12) at 70; C —Gross—Don Genovesi 84, Net C —Davis 106-33-73; Closest to pin Newhall, a graduate of Virginia quarterback Jimmy Jordan and free Mii 32; ..^rm as. Oak 27; liams, Corbett (9) and Wyne- the major leagues ever by the NFL, by 4 p.m. Monday. Baltimore (Palm er 14-9), 7:30 —Herm Dvorak 66. —Mary McCarthy; Flag Tourney—1. was the big surprise against Oakland agent tight end Mike Newhall , signed Murray, Balt 23. gar. W—Barker (17-8). L - since. Recently, Johnny Seven-year Patriot veteran Hunt p.m. LADIES 'I'AK DNE-MALK Mindy Kaplan, 2. Jeanette Campbell. in this year's pre-season meet, taking kicker John Smith to a series of one- Runs Batted In Williams (2-2). HRs—Cleveland, Bench broke my HR was a 15th round draft choice in 1974. Oakland (McCatty 10-12) at record. 1 sent him a CLEAN in two passes for 25 yards. Hassey (6), Orta (9); Min­ HANDICAP- A —Isabelle Parciak 3. Marci Masley. year contracts. National League — Schmidt, New York (May 11-5), 8 p.m. The 270-pound line backer accounted In addition, the team announced nesota, Wilfong (6). message: ”1 always knew 36, Doris Wood 37. Boots Carnelia 38; Victims in shooting incident New Orleans - Cut quarterbacks Phil and Hendrick, St.L 94; Cleveland (Garland 66) at the record would stand B —Emily Sarra 36, Lee Neary 38, for about 45 tackles, one fumble kicker John Smith has signed a scries Steve Ensminger and Ed Burns, Garvey, LA 98; Baker, LA 85; USED CARS Minnesota (Jackson 7-8), 8:35 until it was broken.” Joanne Hunt 39. recovery and one pass deflection last of one-year contracts, terms of which guard Norm Hopely and center Jim Hernandez, St.L 82. Milw 210100002-690 Star injured ^ season. Hunt has played in 84 games Two members of the Whittier, Calif., high sch^i football team p.m. BEST 14- A —Low gross —Dave were not disclosed. Smith, a Pietrzak. American League — Cooper, Kan City 001000000-162 PARIS (UPI) — One of France's since coming to the Pats. The wear bandage wraps around portions of their legs as they relax Toronto (Leal 1-3) at Texas Kaye 71. N et—Bob Vonderkall 53-7- seven-year veteran, was entering his New York Giants - Waived center Mil 108; Oliver, Tex 100;%rett, McClure and Martinez; Gale, 4q iMifOjq Patriots, in a prepared release, said (Jenkins 11-10), 8:35 p.m. tt« iMpitJ t JO) Kl |0 pJOMJ ER .young future soccer stars.Jean- 46. Ken Gordon 54-8-46, Willie option, year this season. Smith mis- in Whittier hospital. A gunman opened fire during practice ses­ Rich Nuzum, wide receiver Dwight KC 97; Jackson, NY 94; Perez, K.Brett (4), Chamberlain (9) Franeois Daniel, could be forced to Hunt, who reported to the training Major League Results UH WWW f?H Uleksinski 554-47, John Wilson 56-8- s ^ most of 1978 with an injury, but sion, wounding 10 players. All suffered minor leg wounds ap­ Scales, running back Otis Wonsley Bos 90. and (}uirk. W—McClure (2-6). L 4JOA Mn W) JMpllO ouitj 48. Sher Ferguson 53-5-48, Dave Kaye quit the game following a car acci­ camp overweight, didn't play against returned last year to total 115 points parently caused by buckshot. Two suspect«iAvefe later arrested. By United Press International -G a le (13-8), )o iim «n viwe iIoa uaMSNv dent. * Oakland or Seattle due to an ‘un­ and linebacker Whip Walton; placed Stolen Bases National League to lead the NFL in scoring. (UPI photo) running back Doug Kotar and safety National League — LeFlore, 12291 Toronto OOOlOOOOD-1 73 (0 1910 NEA, Inr Gary Wooiford on injured reserve. Mtl 86: Moreno, Pitt 80; (First game) TBL 949.9494 Texas 006 400 oox-9 no \ 1 /

EVENING HERALD, Tues., Sept. 2, 1990 - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD. Tue«., Sept. 2, 19W TV in review Patent system reforms NBC examines Fidel may improve protection sobering, and not just because of president of National Public Radio, By JOAIN HANALIER Marxist triumphs in Nicaragua, the who has interviewed Castro on a NEW YORK (UPI) - Revision of Webb, an MIT graduate, comes of The judges, Shapiro said, for the IIPI Trlrvinion Writer trouble brewing in Guatemala, or the number of occasions, said he once the U.S. patent system may be on the a family of invention and patent- most part were “trapped by cir­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Uncle Sam is ugly guerrilla war heating up in San asked the Cuban leader what it took horizon if Jervis C. Webb, a Detroit minded businessmen. He said his cumstances they did not create.” being replaced as the dominant in- Salvador, about which Kalb says; to be a successful revolutionary manufacturer, is reading Washington grandfather obtained many patents He cited absolute declines in American research and development fiuence in Latin America by another "This is not civil war; this is leaders and Castro replied, "The correctly. but that over the years, the courts activity and declines in corporate fellow with a beard — Cuba's Fidel something very close to anarchy — first thing is to be taller than Webb, whose company makes eroded patent protection so much profitability as consequences of the Castro. the disintegration of a Banana- everybody else ...," ' custom designed material handling that by the time he and his brother Castro casts a long shadow and the Republic." Castro is much taller than anybody systems, has campaigned for patent b^am e executives, many American situation. He said things had gotten so bad the chances were six to five United States has not learned to deal Worse is the feeling the United else in Cuba and he constantly seeks ^ lA! reform for some years. businessmen considered patents that any challenge to a patent would with his ability to capitalize on the States just doesn't know what to do to expand his power — mostly by He was particulary upset when a more trouble than they were worth. turmoil and instability south of the competitor successfully challenged This is a great danger to the United succeed in the courts. about it. playing David to the American William I). Slifnagir , Claire Cluliano Robert E, Jeaanis John Varra U.S. border, as demonstrated in The documentary makes some Goliath. one ,of his firm’s patents on the States, Webt) said, because Last May, Jordan J. Baruch, assis­ tant secretary of commerce for "The Castro Connection,” an NBC telling, and not reassuring, points As Kalb states, "Castro did not grounds it employed the same princi­ governments of competitor coun­ White Paper to be broadcast Sept. 3, about Castro himself — he is the most ple as the San Francisco cable car tries, especially Japan and West Ger­ science and technology, also warned create the decades of economic that Japan and Germany are rapidly 9:30-11 p.m.. Eastern time. charismatic Marxist demagogue despair and political oppression that system — “we ended up with a weak many, go to great lengths to give closing the technological gap with The documentary is presided over since Trotsky, “ an actor, a politi­ are the breeding ground for Marxist royalty and did not realize anywhere their industries strong patent protec­ the United States. by Marvin Kalb, the network's new cian, an ideologue with an ego, a insurrection in Central America. near what we had contribute,” he tion and to subsidize invention and in­ diplomatic correspondent who was shrewd penetrating revolutionary "But let us also be clear Castro is business- said. novation. He urged government assistance to American industries facing severe wooed away from CBS. and a ham." taking full advantage of the struggle Mutual Life in 1976 as a franchise In the past year, however, Webb The changed mood appears to have The picture he presents is He knows it. Frank Mankiewicz, Gets promotion receiver in Group and Business Plan­ New supervisor said, there has b^n a change of developed since a speech before the fo rei^ technological competition. mood in Congress and the judiciary. Economic Club of Detroit in January Specifically, he called for a broad HARTFORD- William D. Slif- ning. WILTON— John Varca of Bolton, a Ms. Giuliano is a cum laude former student intern with the ■A half dozen bills have been in­ 1979, by Chairman Irving Shapiro of government-industry cooperative nagle, CPCU, of 89 Indian Drive, troduced to give American com­ the DuPont Co. Shapiro told j/'prograrn to improve technology Manchester, has been appointed graduate of Upsala College in Blast Connecticut Association of Realtors, TV tonight. has been named a district supervisor panies better patent protection and prestigious audience the United Webb’s new optimism stems from assistant secretary, commercial Orange, N.J., with a B.A. degree in 6:00 minsj house repairs while preparing to Week the judiciary has shown signs of States is "losing its lead in the favorable outcome of several re­ The Misadventures Of marine, in the underwriting depart­ sociology. She also received a cer­ for Horn eEquity in Wilton. Horn ) (£ 0 99 N«wt 0 0 have his baby (Closed Captioned) 12:00 more understanding for patent technology.” cent patent cases in which his com­ Brady Bunch Sheriff Lobo Bank robbers with a (60 mins.) CD Sanford And Son ment of Aetna Insurance Co. tificate from Adelphi University’s eEquity is a PHH Group company beautiful tip-off lady' wire a bomb Jimmy Carter left the White House Monday holders. There is less readiness to He said, "The judicial system pany was involved. He said the Jokar'a Wild 9:30 0 Professional Football From Ronald Reagan kicked off his campaign for Stifnagle, a graduate of Moravian para-legal program. Since joining the that assists transferring corporate I ^ogrem Unannouncad to Sheriff Lobo to force his cooper­ CD 0 Taxi After having an Canada Calgary vs Edmonton to formally kick off his re-election campaign assume that the purpose of seeking a reflects an overall climate within our judges in these cases appeared to ation in robbing the First Bank of Movie -(Adventure) *** the presidency Monday with a speech at the College, joined CG/Aetna in 1965 at home office, she has completed nine employees through relocation ser­ I O Zoom operation, Louie panics when he 0 patent is to get around the. antitrust society that is in many ways hostile have an ear to the ground and “to Hogan'a Haroaa Orly. (Repeat; 60 mins.) has to keep a promise that he "Qoldfinger" 1964 Sean Con­ New York-New Jersey Harborline. Reagan with a Labor Day speech in Alabama. Carter the Jacksonville-based Florida CLU courses. vices. Jim Rockford; Prlvata 0 Nova ‘Termites to Telescopes' made to God during surgery about nery. Honor Blackman. James Ms. Giuliano lives in Glastonbury Prior to his graduation this year laws or create a cushy monopoly, he to innovation and technical sense a change in sentiment on the Invaatigalor Dr. Philip Morrison, Institute turning over a new leaf. Bond 007 is assigned to stop Auric blasted Carter administration policies for being shared the platform with former Gov. George regional of. ice as marine special part of the Dublic.” with her husband, James. from the University of Connecticut, said. creativity.” 6:30 Professor and Professor of (Repeat) Qoldfinger’s smuggling ring, and ineffective. (UPI). Wallace. agent. He was advanced to marine I Lova Lucy Physics at the Massachusetts 0 MovIMovie -(Musical) **** uncovers a diabolical plot involv­ underwriting supervisor in 1970, Varca had participated in a work Tic Tac Dough Institute of Technology, presents a 'Cabaret" 1972 Liza Minnelli. ing Fort Knox. (Rated PG) (2 Sales manager experience program co-sponsored by Program Unannouncad thoughtful and provocative com­ Joel Grey. Set in a Berlin cabaret hrs.) commercial property underwriting O 09 NBC Nawa mentary on the nature of civiliza­ in 1931, the rising tide of Nazism supervisor in 1976, and account MANCHESTER— E.F. Houghton the university’s Center for Real tion. (Closed Captioned) (60 0 Dr. Gene Scott On Realty courses planned O Ovar Easy Quasi: San affects the lives of several in­ Campaign kickoff executive in 1977. The following year & Co. has announced that Robert E. Estate and Urban Economic Francisco Mayor Dianne Fein-mins.) dividuals. (2 hrs.) S 0 U.S. Chronicle 'Passing Sgt. E Bllko he was named superintendent, STUDIES, THE Connecticut MANCHESTER— Two courses designed for real es­ course in which students are taught the techniques for ap­ atain. Host; Hugh Downs. (Closed 10HX) Jesanis has been appointed sales Captioned) Judgment' ( I ) N «w t 12:05 marine underwriting, in the home of­ manager of its Northeastern Association of Realtors, and the Real tate professionals or for persons interested in real estate praising residential property and determining value for • Bob Nawhart Show 0 Billy Graham (E S I Hart To Hart The Haris try (D Six Million Dollar Man loan and insurance purposes. 0 Movie -(Drama) *** “ Glass 12:30 fice, and has been serving as District. Area offices and a plant are Estate Commission. The program is industry for personal reasons will be offered here this fall 6:65 to unravel an exotic mystery Connecticut statutes require that persons seeking- a O Nawa Menagerie" 1950 Kirk Douglas, involving a successful hairdresser CD U.S. Open Tennis Update superintendent ofrommercial ocean located in Manchester. intended to promote an exhange of by the University of Connecticut. 7:00 Jane Wyman. The story of the who is blackmailing his wealthy Highlights of the day's action of ideas between the academic world The courses are part of the University’s Major Cer­ real estate broker’s license complete a course of at least the U.S. Open Tennis Politics-Midwest style marine, underwming department, Jesanis joined Houghton in 1975. He CBS Nawa relationships of a lame girl, her female clients. (Repeat; 60 Championship. '* and the real estate industry. tificate Program in Real Estate which is intended to 30 hours in real estate appraisal. ) AH In Tha Family faded Southern bell mother, and mins.) since 1979, He is a member of the is a graduate of Quinnlpiac College, ) O ABC Nawa idealistic brother. (2 hrs.) 0 Connecticut Prime Time provide (tonnecticut real estate personnel with a chance Registration and fee information may be obtained by Hogan’s Heroes American Institute of Marine Hamden, with a B.S. degree in ) 0 Faca Tha Music 8:30 0 Free To Choose GD America’s Midwest was George Wallace for a huge Detroit for a barbecue with ports Reagan. The two contacting the Division of Extended and Continuing 0 Our Miss Brooks Underwriters. business administration. His for continued growth and knowledge. SportaCanlar GD Merv Griffin 0 Independent News 1:00 the focus of three presiden­ rally at a park in Tuscum- unemployed steel workers men spoke briefly and EMucation, Office of Non-Credit Programs, Box U-56RE, Snaak Pravlaw d ) 0 Laveme And Shirley 10:30 professional affiliations include the Classes for both of the courses will meet Wednesdays CD Adsm 12 tial campaigns today, with and a sp eech a t the shook hands and although Elected to post Faatival Of Faith Squiggy gets a touch of class and ^ Nine On New Jersey bia, Ala. In new position American Society for Metals and the from 7 to 10 p.m., starting Sept. 10 at the Howell Cheney University of Connecticut, Starrs, Ct. 06268, telephone Undar Waalam Sklas it turns into royalty-but only as a 0 For The Record ‘Cement President Carter in Michigan State Fair. ‘ the governor said Anderson 486-3234. P olice e stim a te d a HARTFORD— Claire Giuliano has American Society of Lubrication VERNON— Gregory S. Wolff of Technical School. sleepwalker-v^en he and Lenny Head' A Young junior league Missouri, Ronald Reagan Reagan achieved a coup is a " n ic e g u y ," he move into Laverne and Shirley's 0 0 0 Tomorrow Host; Tom crowd of 30,000 — the lucky been promoted to associate account Wolff-Zackin & Associates Inc. has “Real Estate Principles and Practices" is an introduc­ i O Dick Cavatt Show hockey star desperately wants to in Detroit and independent predicted the independent Engineers. M.A.8.H. apartment while the girls go to become a National Hockey Snyder. Quest: Milton Berle. ones under big weeping by having on his platform manager at Connecticut Mutual Life Jesanis, his wife llnda, and been elected secretary of the Hart­ tory, prelicensure course designed to provide students 7:20 Chicago. (Repeal) League player and get away from (Repeat; 60 mins.) John Anderson airport­ would finish third in his willow trees and the others p^ium Stanislaw Walesa Insurance Co. She provides sales sup­ children, Susan, Pamela and Steven, ford Life Underwriters Association with an understanding of the real estate profession. 9 DaHy Numbar GD Motocross 'Portrait of a his small town existence. hopping across Michigan. partially shaded by hun­ of Jersey City, 64-year-old own state. 7:30 Champion' ^ 0 Odd Couple 0 Movie-(Mystery) ** “ Scarlet port for the south central block of live in North I^ven. - for the 1980-1981 year.' Among discussion topics are; Physical, legal and 0 Human Pace Of China The formal openers Mon­ father of Lech Walesa, the ^ P.M. Magailna 11KX) Claw" 1944 Basil Ralhbone, dreds of green and white agencies in the design, sale and ad­ Houghton -is an international The Hartford Life Underwriters economic characteristics of real estate, law and ethics of ^ Sha Na Na 9:00 CD 0 0 0 News Nigel Bruce. When a legendary day were plagued by Carter balloons and labor leader who led Polish He led Buckley by 33 (X) Tuesday Night Movie'Echoes ministration of qualified retirement manufacturer of industrial Association is affiliated with the real estate brokerage, real estate markets, contracts and ^ Dating Oama M.A.8.H. monster reappears in a small blistering temperatures posters almost blanketing dock workers on a percentage points and Boz­ ® BaaabaM: Raca For Tha Of A Summer' 1976 Stars: Jodie After Denny Canadian village. Sherlock and plans that are found with in­ processing aids and specialty National Association of Life financing. Foster, Richard Harris. The drama and high humidity, but the successful strike. zuto by 49 percentage Pannant Honeymooners Holmes and Dr. Watson inves­ the area. dividual and group pension products. chemicals with world-wide Underwriters, and is the largest and Students who successfully complete this course qualify 0 Happy Days Again depicts three days in the life of a ABC Captioned News tigate. (90 mins.) candidates appeared to be It was less crowded, but Carter mentioned the points in an A^fril Hartford oldest trade association of its type in to sit for the state real estate licensing examination. OH. & LUBE CENTER 0 MacNab-Lahrar Raport 12-year-old whose realistic and Maude happy with the results. M£. Giuliano joined Connecticut headquarters in Valley Forge, Pa. 0 (B Tic Tac Dough courageous attitude toward death 11:30 1:U5 just as hot. for Reagan's strike in his speech, saying Courant poll. Buckley the world. This group is concerned “Real Estate Appraisal I" is a residential appraisal 0 Odd Coupla ultimately rescues her parents CD U.S. Open Tennis Update ( D News Carter planned a town appearance on a promon­ the "tenacity and courage trimmed 5 percent of that with the interest of the insurance 8:00 from despair, giving them the CD Ko)ak meeting today in lead in the latest poll. strength to abandon their fanta­ tory in the New York-New of the working men and buying public as well as the interest ^ AH: A UvInB Lagand CD Movie-

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Grass!, special education teacher, Willington, elementary art. imagination to realize how Equal Opportunity Products, 410 Prospect Street, easy it will be to slaughter Eniployi East Hartford. terested in the school, parents of in­ Also: Michael Simmons, driver Rockville High; Peter Micarl, Northeast, Skinner and Talcottville W A N TE D - Mature responsi­ MIILOINO-CONTMCTim CUKTOM MAMUM PlATtS HEITAUMNT these majestic animals," coming children and parents of education manager at the high guidance counselor, Rockville High. schools; Lori Wachter, of Stratford, I ble person to care for Infant CASHIERS WANTED - Full children currently attending the school, 13 years in system, accepted Also: Linda Shannon, science elementary music. Center Road said state Sen. Gerard and young child in our home, time, third shift with oppor­ FJUnUD REMODELING A & A MARKER PLATES CARRY NATIONS C o n l e y . “ T h e y ' r e so from'1 8800 09 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. RN/LPN’s/New graduates. position elsewhere; Richard Rez- teacher, Rockville High; Sheralyn tunity for overtime. Part time Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters PtYDonaMnd Front Morfcor Ploloo. 643-1308 school. School; Jo-Ann Blederman Vernon, domesticated the y’ll walk ...... Call 646-8417 after 5:00 p.m Silver Lane Pavillioh is a nick. Grade 7 science teacher at the Neuner, special education. Center guidance secretary. Middle School; midnight to 8:00 a.m. Room Additions.Uecks, At Can ba ortfara'd at: J ft ft There are still a few openings propessive skilled nursing Thursday, Friday, and Satur­ types of Remodeling and Automotiva Rapalr, 1M Watt MM­ FINE LUNCHES right up to your car." STATION ATTENDANT available for three and four year old Middle School, personal reasons; Road; Norma Posocco, language Lori Juliano, Manchester, special ' □ NOTICES facility. Benefits include: day. Part time 4:00 p.m. to repairsi Free estimates dla Tpka., Manehaatar, Ct. $4.08 • Conm of Contor • Main SL The state Legislature set needed, full time. Apply in children. The three day morning ses­ Rose Fazzino-Martelloe, special arts. Middle School; Gail Pivar, education. Middle School. complete orientation, in- midnight Friday, Saturday Fully insured. $6.08. or Phono $4$-OI31 for Infor­ MANCHESTER person: Gorins Sport Sports Cars sion on Monday, Wednesday and education teacher at the high school, English, Middle School; Thomas a six-day experimental Loll and Found aervice education, paid con­ and Sunday. Must be over 16. PHONE 643-8017 mation. Auction and supper moose hunting season for CeiCenter, Route 83, Vernon tinuing education units, in­ Cash Register experience Friday is for four-year-olds. The two accepted position elsewhere; Heidi Foote, special ed. Middle School. surance, competitive salary, Sept. 22-27 — the first such LOST IN THE VICINITY of preferred. Apply in person: 7- day session on Tuesday and Thursday Horn, security guard at the high ’The following have been approved VERNON - The Men’s Club of the WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE no rotation of shifts. Positions Hawthorne Street - Female Elevcn, 393 Burnside Avenue, AUTO KHVICE MEN'S HAIR CUTTING AUTO UPHOLSTERY as new members to the staff; James Rockville United Methodist Church season in Maine since 1935. OPENING for a Latheman, available full or part time is for three-year-olds. school, accepted position as dis­ cat. Black, white neck, East Hartford. Th e 700 p e rm it holders who would be responsible for with new split shift system. 643-6248 For more information or to patcher at Vernon Police Depart­ Balcome of Manchester, head of the will sponsor a public auction and stomach, paws. Some white in were chosen by lottery. laying out and setting up jobs Benefits begin at 32 hours, register a child call Bonnie Legg, ment; William Hughes, audio-visual guidance department at Rockville cafeteria supper on Sept. 20 at the face. 649-6480, after t0:00a.m. in our Lathe Department. Top MISTER HAIRCUT Wildlife officials say the others pro-rated. Call for in­ MAPLE M@bil $04 CINTin tTnECT president, at 646-2870 or Linda supervisor, 10 years, accepted posi­ High; Sally Dellsa of Vernon speech church, 142 Grove St. pay for right man! Excellent terview with Director of Nur­ SERVICE STATION Sup«r Service, Inc. * * A 'a v e ^ moose herd can use thin­ tion elsewhere. and hearing clinician. Northeast The auction will start at 4 p.m. and Fringe Benefits and liberal sing Monday through Friday QAt - OIL • LUimCATION • Hours; Tues. thru FrI. AoroTOPt^Tcotm Boothroyd, membership vice presi­ ATTENDANT DII8ILFUIL CARPCTt,lDlAnDn the supper will be served from 5:30 to ning out and a hunting overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- 9:00 to 2:00 p.m. 568-7520. 51 6 to 5;30 dent, at 643-9039. Marjorie Bucheri, business educa­ School; Kimberly Scudder, Belcher- TIN tt AND • A TTin ilt Saturday 8 to S;00 QIKPNA 6:30 p.m. Donations are needed for season will allow biologists □ EMPLOYMENT teen 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Applegate Lane. East Hart­ Some mechanclal 220 IPRUCf ST.. MANCNUTIR tion teacher at Rockville High seven town, Mass., vocational agricultural PhoM MO-sa? fClosod MontfaysJ 111 COTTER n . wm years, personal reasons; Olivia teacher, Rocjjville High; Pamela the auction. For more -information to study the animals. ford. off 1-84, near Showcase U. KAL PTAff Vets reminded P A R T & F U L L T IM E for Golf Cinemas. experience with Craugh, school nurse, personal; John Schlechtweg, Vernon, physical call 875-7030. “ For generations in Htip Wantod 13 Course Maintenance and small tools. Willi Maine, from the time the Snack Bar. Tallwood Country N U R S E S AIDES. VOIKSWABENS on exemptions area was settled right up FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - Club, Rt. 85, Hebron. 640-1151. Experienced with certifica- train. un til 1935. moose w ere Part time second shift. Apply tion or ^ p l y for our training AUDIT DEPARTMENT Apply in Person: VERNON - Town Clerk Henry always hunted. ’ said state 7-Eleven on Center Street, class. Positions available: i n Hebron school bus routes between 7 and 3. Responsible position available 7:00 a.m to 12:30 p.m. or 7:00 You may run your ad Butler reminds all qualified Wildlife Commissioner for individual accustomed to 252 Spencer Street veterans, who have not yet filed their H EB R O N -H ere is the Brennan.^'Settlement, Crouch. Niles, Street south. In and out Old Andover Driva, Routt 65 south picking up on a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Weekends Old Colchester, Route 66. Road. East Street south to Route 85. Routs 65 to Abbty Drivt (In and out) Glenn Manuel. NURSES A ID ES - Weekends detailed f i^ r e work and cost and part time. 3:00 p.m , to Menciiester this Directory for as few or honorable discharges or separation school bus schedule for Stonehouse. Burrows. Route 85 north to Qllead Hill School. dlrsct to Rham. “ I don't think it will tar­ only.6 months of Nursing analysis. 'Tariff work, rating, 11:00 p.m. Full or part time. li certificates for tax exemption pur­ Hebron: MORNINQ KINDERQARTEN nish the state at all,” he Home experienced required. paper work clearance and in­ 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Part as many weeks as you wish. Wall, Skinner. Burnt Hill. RHAM Bus 8 - 7 :20 a.m. Call or apply: East Hartford voicing involved. Accurate poses, that they must be filed by said. "It hasn't tarnished time 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 Part Hebron Gilead Hill Rd., 66 West. Slocum. Carriage. Corntr of EAst Strsst and London Convalescent Home, 745 Main typing with reasonable speed GAS SAVERS! time. Apply at person at PART TIME CUSTODIAN - Sept. 30. Porter. West. Coleman. Road. East Strtst south, corntr of the western states that Street, East Hartford: 528- necessary. Train for basic “Wa Buy, Prices start at only $3.45 Perfect boat Bus 3 - 7:50 a.m. Silver Lane Pavillion, 51 For office complex. Hours: 5 If not filed by Sept. 30 the exemp­ Elementary AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Old Andovtr Road. East Strast south, have moose seasons. It 2167. computer keyboard Sail and Applegate East Hartford, off to to p.m., Wednesday, tion won’t take effect starting with Six-year-old Victor Chau and his sister, Suzan, 5, found an Wall Street starting at Burnt Hill Wall. West Main. East Street. East dirtet to Rham. techniques. Pleasant office in Hapalr.” (only $3.15 if you discount Road south, in and out Skinner Lane and London. Old Andover. Daly. hasn't tarnished New 1-84 near Showcase Cinemas. Thursday and Friday. Phone Bus 1 - 7 :50 a.m. HELP WANTED FEMALE - East Hartford. Paid insurance next year’s taxes. old egg box that makes a perfect boat. With two twigs as oars, turning at end of paved section. In Webster. Willow. Yorkshire, Brighton Bu§ 9 -7 :1 5 a.m. Brunswick." Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for TIMMORIARTY and out Basketshop turning at Pub. London Rd.. Jan Or. Mature, experienced. Sales and pension benefits. Apply BOOKKEEPER. Full charge, MANCHESTER Once a discharge is recorded in the their only other concern was there there were no eggs in the Mtnslon HIM (DMpwood Drive). London Road starting at corntr of But tourism officials, appointment. Equal Oppor­ the bill). Rychling's, Wail Street south In and Clerk. Apply: In Person, personnel manager. Hartford journals ledger, tax reports. Hlllcrest Drive. Hlllcreet Extension. Jan Drivt East, through Brighton tunity Employer. office of the town clerk, the exemp­ box. (UPI photo) out Loveland Road turning at end. weary of nationally Marlow's. Inc. 867 Main D e sp a tc h , 225 P ro s p e ct 6 4 3 - A l l 7 Bass Lake Road, right onto Road in and out Yorkshirt Drivt. Daly East Hartford concern. 289- tion of 81,000 on the assessment will Street. East Hartford, or send Deepwood Drive, turn at Wood Acres, Wall Street south to corner of Route Rham Road, right onto London Road, than televised publicity, are not Street, Manchester, Conn. 0095. 66. pick up on Route 66 west to NOON TIME AIDES at continue until the veteran moves to return Deepwood Drive, North Pond dIrtet to Rham. resume. Please do not phone Congregational Church, Route 65 so sure. Robertson School. Phone 647- Road, Route 207 (turn pt first house Bus 1 -7:15 a.m. A MANCHESTER/EAST EOE. PLAY ROOM ATTENDENT another town. In such case the north (no stops) to Qllead Hill School. “ I f e a r it h a s th e 3372. Minimum Wage. 13 Fire department aims on right on Mlllstream Road) return Halp Wantod Hlllcrest Drive starting at Fire Bus ,14 -7:15 a.m. H A R TF O R D A R E A -120 Bed NEEDED - Monday thru veteran must refile in that town. 207, Hebron Elementary. awesome potential of Bus 6 - 7 :45 a.m. House. Bass Lake Roed. right onto Corntr Jan Drivt East and London Health Care Facility seeking AUTO MECHANIC. Fridays. 9 a m. to 12 noon. Law requires that only original Deepwood Drive turning at Wood EXPEREINCED SANDWICH KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. Road through Jan Drivt East to Jan telling America that Maine second Cook for fill-in posi­ Experienced. Must have own Apply to: Manager. PLEASE READ Bus 2 • 7:50 a.m. Carriage Drive starting at the cul- Acres, return Deepwood Drive. Man­ M A K E R S A N D IBM 5496. System 3. Apply at I ADVERTISING certificates or certified copies may to recruit 15 members Drivt Wtst. itft onto London Road doesn’t really care about tion. 24-32 hours. Experience tools. Paid sick days and Brunswick Parkade Lanes. de-sac. Route 85 south. In and out sion Hill, then right onto Route 65 B A R T E N D E R S - For days Gaer Brothers Inc. 140 Rye Chestnut Hill Road starting at west wtst to Routt 65 sopth. SaR Box. and knowledge of Therapeutic vacation. 633-3669. 346'/s West Middle Turnpike, be recorded for this purpose. Besides RHAM Road. Route 65 north. Route north only picking up on right side wildlife and conservation." and nights. C a ll 742-1978, Street. South Windsor, Ct. DEADLINE YOUR AD end. Qrlst Mill Road (lor OHS & HES Routt 65 south picking up on Routt Diets preferred, but will train Manchester. No phone call the previous World War I and II and 94, left In and out Jones Hollow Rd., going north. Rham. said Bruce Taylor of the between 9 and 11 a.m. students) right onto Marjorie Circle 65 only from Slocum Road to corntr right person. Submit resume ELECTRICAL please. |12:00 noon the day HEBRON - The Hebron Fire Borst said. The firestations are (ho pick ups this street) Route 65 turning at Stoney Brook Road, return MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST Herald la retpontibla Korean War periods, persons who of Routt 66 and Routt 65. Rham. Maine Publicity Bureau, a and salary requirement to: JOURNEYMEN wanted. Deparment is starting a recuritment located on Main Street (Company I), south (no pick ups) to Kinney Road. 94 south, right Into West St., in and T E A C H E R - Sunday School. - 3rd shift. Approximately 1 Ibotore publication. lor only one Incorrect have served actively at any time out West Street Extension, return Box CC. c/o Manchester Holidays. vacation, drive aimed at adding at least 15 new Deepwood Drive, Amston section Kinney Road, right onto Mlllstream, Bus 16 - 7:15 a.m. tourism promotion agency. P A R T T I M E Unitarian Universalist Socie­ night p r week. 4 to 6 weeks during the period of Dec. 31, 1963 to turn at end of Mlllstream Road and West Street. Martin Road, right Into Bus 2 -7 :1 5 a.m. Herald hospitalization and rate. Only HOUSEKEEPER-SITTER - 2 insertion and than only Hops Vallty Road to Sllctr Drivt "That is not in fact true at ty. Manchester Sunday 10:15 orien(ation. on day shift. members to the department. Chief (Company 2), and North Street Route 207, return Mlllstream Road, In Porter Street. Old Slocum Road, tur­ serious applir“" ‘------■■ — '■ days housekeeping duties, I Deadline lor Saturday lo the aize of the July 1, 1975, are eligible to apply. ning at end. return same way. Qllead Wellswood Road In and out turning only, (picking up studant on Hops all to 11:30. 647-9355. Excellent wages. Call. William V. Borst said. and out Wellswood turning at the nest at 2nd driveway from the end. left Into PLUMBER or PLUMBERS Call 646-5^. plus care of 2 children, ages 7 Tbe town clerk’s office is locat^ in (Gilead section). Company 3. Hill School. Vallty down as far u Machowski at Rockville General Hospital, land Monday is 12:00 original insarlion. to last apartment entrance. Route 66 Mlllstream Road to Route 207, right "But people in New Membership applications will be New members, upon acceptance, corner of Sllctr). Sliotr Drivt into HELPER - Experienced and 12. during school BUS DRIVER NEEDED for Errors which do not the Memorial Building, Park Place west to corner of Route 65 (pulling onto Route 207, right onto Route 65 872-0501, Extension 307. iNoon Friday. Bus 7 - 7:50 a.m. Cannon Drivt, Stttitmani Road, laft Jersey and New York don't necessary. Call 646-4876. I N UR SES C O M E and nurses vacations. References. Call taken from any male or female who must undergo a 12-month Into Corn Shed Market for a pick up). north (stopping at upper corner of Mini Bus. 40 hours per week. letsen the value ol the and is open Monday thorugh Friday Into Old Coichtsttr Road. Routt 65 understand Maine and the go but those that W ORK we'd after 6 p.m.. 646-2252. is 16 years of age or older and who Hebron Elementary School. Corner of London Road and Jan Mai Road), Rham. Must be 25 years old. Please NURSE FOR EMT Iciatsified ada are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. probationary period which includes south (no pick ups on Old Colchttttr RN - 3 p m. to 11 p.m.. and 11 like to know. Call 649-2358. advertiaemant will not Drive East around loop to corner of rural environment where call 643-9205. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE - 35 Itaken over the phone lives or is gainfully employed in the attendance at state fire schools and Bus 4 - 7 :50 a.m. Jan Drive West and London Road, Road or 65 south) North Por>d Road p.m to 7 a m. Full time or part ALUMINUM STORM be ccrraclad by an ad Bus 3 - 7:15 a.m. out Mansion Hill (no pick ups) laft hunting has been a w ay of hours p r week. Call Monday Town of Hebron. participation in the department’s right onto London Road left Into time. Enjoy working with an INDEPENDENT WINDOW DEPARTMENT las a convantance. The ditlonal Inaartlon. Old Colchester Road picking up star­ Wall Street north starting at Route thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 Grange officers Brighton Road (no pick ups on onto Routt 65 south (no pick upa) life for generations." he excellent supporting staff, INSURANCE CENTER. located in South Windsor, Borst said the department is par­ own orientation program. ting from Route 65 to Settlement 66. In and out Skinner Lane turning at Crouch Road (pick up at antranct) SEimY PERSOMEL p.m., 646-4771. Brighton Road) across lower\nd of said. caring for our elderly INC.seeks additional full-time looking for a “take-charge” VERNON — The Vernon Grange ticularly interested in firefighters Borst said the department plans to Road, only, then through Northern, end. Burnt Hill Road, then direct to rtturn dirtet to Rham Manchester High School is right onto Reidy Hill, turn at Intersec­ Yorkshire Drive (no pick ups). Daly patients. Good wages and Personal Lines Customer Ser- person in shop. Experience officers for the 1980-81 season will be Rham. Both defenders and op­ seeking Security Per­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Part who would be available to respond start a new recruit class in mid- tion of Hope Valley, return Reidy Hill Road, right onto London Road to benefits, including new Dental vice Representative required Salary, fringe Route 65 south, in and out Abbey Late buses ponents of the moose sonnel. This position is for installed on Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. in during the weekday hours when most to Orayville Road, left onto Qrayville Plan. Please call: Doris Blain Excellent opportunity for time for EM T Physician's Of­ September. Anyone interested in Drive turning at top. Route 65 south, Bus 4 - 7:05 a.m. Thtat art tht basic routts. roads benefits, earned days, five Road at Old Colchester Road, right season agree the tame the school year and in­ fice, Rockville. (Jail Monday Grange Hall, Route 30. volunteers are at their regular jobs in and out Hardy Road turning at end. Old Colchester Road (starting at will b t left out dtptndlng on what RN, Director of Nurses. 646- experienced, well-organized, day week. Call between 10:00 applying should contact Chief Borst onto Old Colchester Road to town cludes some night duties. thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 Route 85 south. Qllead School. (In the Route 85) to Colchester line turning at students are signed up lor the runs animals will be easy game 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ career-oriented person. a m and 3:00 p m , Mr. Port­ Doris Caliahan wiil be instailed as out of town. at 228-9403; Deputy Chief Hooker, line turning at sandpit, return Old Good benefits. Salary p.m.. 646-4771. p.m. only after going Into Hardy sandpit, return left through Qrayville Sign-up Is on a first come, first etrvt - because they trust peo­ sing Home. 365 West Center Homeowners and Auto noy 528-1401 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• master; Faith Lyman, overseer; The department, which has an Colchester Road to Settlement, left eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 228-9856; or Assistant Chief Saglio, return to Qllead Hill School to let Road, right onto Reidy Hill Road, basis it must b t dont ont day prior Street. Manchester. Rating. Policy-writing, $8185. Those interested through Settlement, right onto Can­ ple who have nestled up to Halp Wantod 13 H ip Wantod Alice Clark, chaplin; Ruth Amende, authorized strength of 30 members students off on west side of Route 85 straight onto Hope Valley Road, to tht run to faclHtatt routs pilnning DISHWASHERS-Full time, 228-9095, or any other department of­ non Drive. Slicer Drive. Hebron Customer Contact. Good M A T U R E IN D IV ID U A L to should contact: Mr. Peter directo to Rham. them for four decades. including some weekend secretary; Homer C. Waltz, per company, for a total of 90 ficer. Elementary School. going south-Farrell. Willis on Hall Students who ride ont tht samt days NURSES AIDES - Part time salary and benefits in modem, assist In doctor's office two Boudo, Vice Principle, work. Apply in person: East E R R A N D A N D LIGHT treasurer; Ernest Graham, lecturer; Road ) ' evtry w ttk may b t tnttrtdon a ptr- "It'll be easier than and full time all shifts. Enjoy full service agency environ­ days weekly Reply to Box J. EARN $$$ WHILE YOUR members, now has just 66 members. Bus 5 -7 :1 5 a.m. mantnt list Itaving sign up only for Manchester High School, Hartford Convalescent Home, MAINTANANCE person. Bus'lO - 7:50 a.m. shooting fish in a barrel, working in a very pleasant ment, makes this an excellent c/o Manchester Evening KIDS ARE IN SCHOOL. r ' Peter Callahan, steward; and Gwen Bus 9 - 7 :50 a.m. the occasional rldtr. 134 East Middle Turnpike. X/45 Main Street, East Hart­ S E L L AVO N . Call 523-9401. Must have car. We pay Route 65 south starting at Hebron Slocum Road starting at Blackman and homelike atmosphere, opportunity. For appoint­ Herald. Niederwerfer, gatekeeper. Corner of London Road and more like a firing squad," Manchester, 647-3528. mileage. Call Mrs Bloom. Elementary School. Niles Road tur­ Road left onto Route 85 north to helping our elderly patients. ment, call 646-6050 after 4:00. ford , Brighton Road. Brighton Road, left In Bus 1 Conley said.______646-2900. Also: Kenneth Hill, assistant ning at Old Colchester Road, return Qllead Hill School, turn. Route 66 Good wages and benefits, in­ Bob Lathrop. Equal Opportunity PART TIME. Earn extra Adult courses offered and out Yorkshire turning at end, south, picking up only to Slocum Rham. 66 test. Mlltstrttm Rd . Employer.______LAUNDRY WORKERS-Full money while the kids are in Nllee Road, in and out Crouch Road steward; Barbara Hill, lady assistant Elizabeth Drive, left Into Walnut Drive, Road, corner of Carriage Drive and through KInnty Rd.. 65 south Old cluding new Dental (turning at the end of paved section time, including every other school. Telephone solicitation. Situation Wanted 15 steward; Harriette Wetherell, ceres; right Into Webster Lane, left In and Route 65. Route 85 south, Rham. Colchttttr Road, to Nllta Rd.. Nilas I Plan.please call: Doris Blain MUNSON'S CANDY backing Into driveway by large rock) 3Tte Kerali) FEMALE weekend, for institutional A few positions left. A good out Willow Lane turning at end. left Rd, left onto 65. Mansion HIH R d . I RN, Director of Nurses, 646- KITCHEN is accepting Anne Misaiko, pomora; Marie Waltz, VERNON — The Indian Valley return Route 66 north, pick up at up­ BABYSITTER WANTED laundry ^ r a t io n s . Apply in about any of the courses or other Into Webster Lane. Elizabeth Drive Bus 1 0 -7 :1 0 a.m. Hiilcrtst Dr., Bass Lakt Rd.. INDEX 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ applications for full time days telephone voice and diction a MATURE WOMAN, former per corner of Mai Road. Into Brennan HELP WANTED near Bentley School for boy, flora; Stella Graham, Executive YMCA is now offering a full slate of then direct to Qllead School Deepwood Dr. person; East Hartford Con­ must. Call Monday to Friday, owner manager of hotel, bar programs should call the “Y” office Road. 65 north to Route 66. return 65 Route 65 south starting at corner of sing Home. 385 West Center and part time evenings and age seven. 6:15 a.m. to 9:66 valescent Home. 745 Main 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m Mr. and restaurant, would I ij.c ' Committee; and Jean McMullin adult courses for residents of Ver­ south. Hebron Elementary School Route 66. across Niles Road, turning NOTICIt Street, Manchester. weekends. Call for appoint­ 872-7329 or stop at the office. Route 30 a m .; 3:06 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Street, East Hartford. Barry. 569-4993. pianist. non, South Windsor, Manchester, Bus 1 1 - 7 :45 a.m. at Old Colchester Roed. return to Bus 4 1 — Lpst and Found ment. 649-4332. employment in any phase of in Vernon, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Apply In person only. so mother can work Sandy, motel operation. 649-9090, 5:00 Ellington, Tolland and East Windsor. Bus 1 2 - 7 :45 a.m. Corner of Burnt Hill and Wall Route 65 north to Route 66, right onto Rham. 66 west to Buck R d . 66 2 — Peisonali P A R T T IM E • Need both desk Monday through Friday, 643-4539, after 5:00 p.m.. HOUSEKEEPERS- Full M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S - p.m. Monday through Friday. Start picking up at Hope Valley and Street. Burnt Hill Road, left down East Route 66 east toward Columbia, tur­ east. Burrown Hill Rd.. Jonte St.. Old 3 — Announcements and custodial workers. Call E A R N E X T R A M O N E Y - League meeting An Aerobics in Motion program Rt. 2 to Marlborough lint, rtturn time, including some weekend Interesing light machine Route 65. Hope Valley Road, left onto Street, right onto Route 65 north, turn ning at Miller Agency, return Route 66 4 — Eniertainment Center Court, 875-2133. after Ideal for homemakers. Local 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. west. Into Wall (no pick ups) Rham. Jones to Hops Vallty. right on Reidy PLUMBER or plumber’s work. Mature and responsible SOUTH WINDSOR - The South will be conducted in Vernon, Jones Street. Jones Street, right onto at QHS, Route 85 south, picking up 5 — Auctions 10:00 a.m. residents needed to conduct work. Milling. Drilling, Tap­ Schoola-Claaaaa 19 Hill Rd.. turn at Northam Rtf., rtturn helper. Must be experienced. Old Route 2. Old Route 2 Into only to corner of East Street, East individuals. Apply in person: ping. Honing. Buffing and Windsor Little League will meet Manchester, Tolland, and South Bus 1.1 - 7:10 a.m.. Hope Vallty to Rt. 65 FINANCIAL survey to update Manchester Square dance fun Kellogg, turn at Hoadley. return same Street north, In and out Old Andover Paid holidays, vacation, in­ East Hartford Convalescent Assembling. Call 523-0331. 6 - - Bonda-Stocks-Mortgages K E N N E L P E R S O N - City Directory. Absolutley no MR. DONUTS SIGN UP NOW. Ceramic Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Wapping Windsor to cut down on driving time way through Jones Stre^, Burrows Road turning at end. East Street Intersection of Route 65 and Route surance, Call 742-7668 after Home. 745 Main Street. East SOUTH WINDSOR - ’The South Bus 10 9 — Personal Loans veterinarian's assistant. Over selling. Generous compensa­ Classes. 55 Volpi Road, Community Center. and gasoline consumption for those Hill Road (no pick ups on 66) pick up north picking up at corner of Boston 66, Route 66 west. In and out Buck 8:00 p.m. Windsor Square Dance Club will hold 10 — Insurance 18, mornings. Reply Box F F , tion. Must have telephone and 255 W. Middle Tpke. Hartford. I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT Bolton. Manchester line . 1:00 League members will receive the who wish to participate. at corner of 66 and 65 only, Hebron HIM Road, turn left Into London Road. Route 66 west to Environmen­ Rham. Wall St.. Burnt Hill Rd., right P E O P L E who honestly want picking up at this corner, and corner EMPLOYMENT HERALD. neat handwriting. Apply in to 3:30 : 7:00 to 9:30. 649-8402. its annual “Fun Night” dance on Elementary ^ o o l . tal Protection, turn. Route 66 east onto East S t. Daly Rd.. Rt. 65 south. Manchester, CT GAS A T T E N D A N T needed. JANITORS-Full time, in­ to lose weight. Guaranteed report of the Nominating C om m it^ Besides Aerobics in Motion the of London and Daly only, then no pick Qrlst Mill, Marjorie Circle, center. your own handwriting, giving Wednesday, Sept. 10 with Don Swift In the afternoon only, the route Rt 94 Into West Street. Martin Rd . Rt 13 — Help Wanted 7:00a.m. to3:00p.m . Apply in cluding some weekend work. Program! The proof is in the and elect officers for the coming YMCA will be offering courses in starts at Qllead Hill School at 2:35 for ups to Qoute 66 south with pick ups Rham. 65 south. 14 — Business Opportuniliaa M ECH AN IC . Experienced in name, address and telephone person. Mobil Station. 249 shuttle students for Hebron Elemen­ Duties include: Floor losing. Part Tim e Income Op­ Homes For Sale 33 season. All managers, coaches and weight lifting, racquetball, tennis, calling. only at Fraccla's. Farrell and Willis, 15 ~ Situation Wanted all phases of truck and auto number to; Price, Lee it Co., Oakland Road. South Windsor. tary School buses. QHS, HES, Buck Qllead School. Then shuttle students Bus 1 2 -7 :1 0 a.m. m aintenance, cleaning of portunity available. $250 per anyone else interested, are invited to golf, dog obedience, chess, cake dec- It will be held at the Wapping Com­ EDUCATION repair: gas and diesel. POBox 1929, New Haven. SALES POSITION OPEN in Road. Slonehouse Road. Paper Mill down to Hebron School. In the p.m. Minimum five years Conn., 06509. ceilings and walls. Mature week in commissions possi­ EAST HARTFORD SPLIT munity Center from 7:30 p.m. to 10 Hope Valley Road starting at 16 ^ Private Instructions fast growing Connecticut BABYSITTER wanted. Two attend the meeting. crating, square dancing, ski con­ Road and the rest of the route as the route starts with a 2:35 pick up at Pawllna's. left onto Jones Street, right experience. Must have own Based Pest Control Company. and responsible individuals. ble. Call 528-2514; or Sally 289- L E V E L - Immediate occupan­ above. HES. then goes to QHS for the rest of 19 — Schools-Ciasaes to five p.m. Monday through p.m. onto Old Route 2. in and out tools, Start at 97.00/hour and PART TIME-FJJLL TIME Apply in person: East Hart­ 1831 anytime. cy. Illness in fam ily. In- ditioning, and photography. the run. 20 — Instructions Wanted Prior experience a plus, but Friday and weekends. Art meeting ’Thomas M. Reidy, executive direc­ Free lessons and refreshments will Kindergarten Chittenden Road, Old Route 2 to all fringe benfits. For appoint­ woman to care for my two not necessary. Must have own ford Convalescent Home. 745 ground pool and other extras! Marlborough line, turn, return via REAL ESTATE Experience necessary. Call Main Street, East Hartford. "VERNON-MANCHESTER 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. VERNON — The Tolland County be available. Bus 1 4 - 7 :45 a.m. ment. Call 688-7596. school aged children in my car and be willing to work. before 2:00 p.m. 643-8534. tor of the YMCA, said that programs Bus 10 - 11:10 a.m. Jones Street. Burrows Hill Road, 23 ^ Homea tor Sale AREA WOMEN. Temporary Art Association will meet S » t. 9 at 8 Blackman Road. Slocum Road, direct to Rham. Deadly Wlad 24 — LotS'Land for Sale home. Call after 6.00 p.m., Resumes accepted until for young people are also being DIETARY AIDES-Full time assignments are available Taking home except as noted: picking up on Route 65 south to 25 — Investment Property CRESTFIELD 644-2244. September 10th. M ail to: WAITRESSES, waiters. p.m. in the Lottie Fisk Building, expanded along with the adult and part time, including some now for Clerks, Typists and Hebron Elementary School, Qrlst Mill Route 66. Route 66 west. In and out Bus 6 -7 :1 0 a.m. The cyclone that hit 26 — Business Property CONVALESCENT H O M E is P.O.Box 132, Middletown. Wanted for banquet facility. MANCHESTER Henry Park. Robert Hrynkiw, a programs. Road, Route 66 east. In and out Buck Road turning at the end. Route 27 — Resort Property now accepting applications. ELECTRGMECHANICAL weekend work. No experience Secretaries to work at well- Hardy Road in and out turning at Darwin, Australia on Christ­ Connecticut 06457. Daytime and evenings. Apply Colebrook artist, will demonstrate Weliswood Road, left onto Mlllstream 66 west turning at the Environmental 26 — Real Estate Wantod for RN/LPN's on our 3:00 technician w ith hands-on necessary. Apply in person; known area companies. Earn * 5 7 , 9 0 0 He said there will be two new Road, right onto Kinney Road, left on end. right onto Route 65 north (no mas Day 1974 reached wind ------V. in person: The Colony, ver- Bolton Lions Club Protection Agency, Route 66 east. East Hartford, Convalescent excellent pay. Never pay a abstract and monoprint painting Route 65 south, right Into Hope Valley pick ups) Route 94 north turning at speeds of up to 160 mph. ’Tte MIIC. SERVICES p.m . to 11:0010 p.m. shift, experience to work induction CARPENTERS - Expereinced CHFA - S% AMUabI* programs that he feels will really Hebron Elementary School drop off Home, 745 Main Street, East fee. One friendly interview is Road, left Into Sheer (no pick ups) left Foote Farm, return 94 south, right storm killed 50 people and 31 — Services Otiered Nurses' aides full and part- heating units. Some field ser­ only need apply. Call 643-4139 techniques.' have an impact on adults, “Living in BOLTON — The Bolton Lions Club and pick up shuttle students for Hartford. Neat 6 Room Colonial. out Brennan, (pick up 2) Route 65 onto Wsst Street to end of extension, 32 — Pamting-Papenng lime needed on 3:00 p.rn. to vice work involved. Here is an for appointment. all it takes to get you started. Qllead School. Route 66 north, (no destroyed 60 percent of the Anyone interested is invited to at­ Fuller Effectiveness,’’ and the “Art will meet at Herrick Memorial Park south through Mai. left Into North turn at end of paved area, return right 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. to Contact: CAPITAL 3 Bedrooms. Formal pick ups) Qllead Hill School. city on Australia’s remote 33 — Building-Contracting opportunity to be directly in­ tend the meeting. Refreshments will for its monthly meeting 'Tuesday at 7 Pond Road. Hlllcrest Drive, Bass Into Martin Road, direct Route 85 34 — Roofing-Siding 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours cluded in the early develop­ WANTED MATURE WOMAN NURSES AIDES- Full time TEMPORARIES. 99 Pratt of Parenting." south (no pick ups) to Rham. north coast. An airlift evacu­ PART T IM E Dining Room. Lake, left onto Deepwood. Mansion 35 — Healing-Plumbing all shifts. Experience Street. Hartford, 278-1313 ( be served. p.m. New members are welcome. Kindergarten ated half the 45,000 ponula- flexible to accomodate your ment stages of a fast growing to care for two school age C a s h , F u n St P r iz e s Fireplaced Living Anvone wishing more information Hill. Route 66 south picking up 5 on 36 — Flooring preferred, but training will be Ask about convenient inter­ B u b 7 - 7:15 a.m. schedule. Experienced area within a large heat treat children in my home. Own phoning our customers Bus 4 - 11:10 a.m. Uon. ’The code adopteo for 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage Room Garage. Crouch Road (In and out) In and out nurses' aides preferred, but manufacturing firm. transportation. Part time $50 given. Apply in person- East view appointment right in Niles Road. Route 65 north. Elizabeth Drive, left into Walnut Darwin's rehuildlnc now bars 38 — Sarvicei Wanted from home. Choose your Qllead Hill School, Porter Road. will tram interested persons. Applicants should be able to Hartford Convalescent Home. Manchester). Aluminum Siding. Drive right onto Hickory Drive (corner structures Incapable of with­ weekly; full time $100. Call own hours. Route 65 south. In and out Carriage MISC. FOR SALE Excellent working conditions, read schematics, trouble­ 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Bus 14 - 11:10 a.m. of Osk Drive) right into Webster Lsne. standing cyclone-force w ln ^. after 6:00 p.m., 644-2244. FIANO REALTY Drive. In and out Slocum Road. Route 40 — Household Goods competitive wages, and shoot, and repair equipment. CALL ford. All pick Ups: Start at Woodsplitter 85 south, Route 66 west to En­ (corner of Willow Drive. Elizabeth 41 — Articles for Sale benefits. Part-time benefits Will consider training PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR 0 4 0 - 9 2 0 0 Route 66 west, turn at Stonehouse. vironmental Protection Agency, 42 Building Supplies available for those working applicants with limited - Minimum 5 years 249-7773 * TYPISTS, CLERKS, return Route 66 east. Burrows Hill return 66 east, RHAM Road. Wall 43 — Peta-Birda-Doga SECRETARIES (Temporary) APPLUUKX SERVKX Road. Jones Street only to Larson Street, Skinner Lane turning at bot­ under 32 hours a week. Call knowledge. Good working con­ exberlence. Mathmetical 44 — Musical Initrumentt Work near your home! (1st house after Hemlock’s) turn. tom of the hill. Burnt Hill Road, Qllead 45 — Boats & Acceatonei Mrs. Grant for interview ap­ ditions and excellent benefits, background preferred. Over­ 643-7004 n(MNI(MN RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal Hope Valley Road, across Slicer and Hill School. (This route brings The HolistlG pointment. 643-5151. including a company spon­ time and all company paid CAPITAL TEMPORARIES 46 — Sporting Goods dining room. Rec room with children home except for Schulze on has interesting short and long Sarvicing Amarica't top Cannon, left onto Settlement, right 47 — Garden Products sored car pool. Apply at In- benefits, in an air conditioned wet bar. Separate master onto Old Colchester Road to end, 66 west and Croxford on Wall St.) BABYSITTER WANTED term assignments developing brand homa appllaneat, 46 — Antiques LPN- RN. Full or part time. dustronlcs, Inc. 4 U Sullivan plant in Manchester. Dynamic bedroom suite with cathedral return left onto Qrayville, right onto 49 — Wanted to Buy F U L L T IM E - For two boys in Manchester, Vernon, East waahara, dryara, Avenue, South Windsor. E O E . Meta) Products Company. 646- ceiling. Large flag-stone Reidy Hill. (Hope Valley Road) Bus 11 - 11:10 a.m. Weight Lose Clinic 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Good ages 5 and 8, South Windsor Hartford, and South Windsor. rafrlgaratora, ate. RENTALS 4048. patio. Pool. Wood-burning Hebron Elementary School. Qllead Hill School. Route 85 north, benelits. Excellent working area. Monday thru Friday, in All skill levels needed! Earn 52 — Rooms for Rent M A C H IN E O P E R A T O R S - Apply in paraon lo Mr. stove. $89,500. G ro u p 1. A.M. SESSION - going home at left onto West Street, turning at conditions. Competitive my home. Call 644-8502. top pay rates. Never pay a 1t:10: 53 — Apartments lor Rent Interesing light machine CAR WASH ATTENDANT Kimball, c/o Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. Karlswood. return to Route 65 north; W salary. Call Mrs. Henry, fee. Call or come visit today! Deepwood. Bass Lake. North 54 — Homes for Rent picking up from here on: London Director of Nursing, 871-0310. work. Milling, Drilling, wanted. Monday through JACK ROAN CO. Pond. Rondolay. Hillsdale, Wood- 55 Business for Rsnt BANQUET WAITRESSES CAPITAL TEMPORARIES, Road, Jan Drive, West and East, left Taping. Honing, Buffing and Friday. 9:00 a.m, to 4:00 p.m. 1329 MAIN 8T. P L Y M O U TH L A N E . Colonial. side, Church. Mai Rd.. Kinney, 65 at 56 — Rfisort Property lor Rent vVA.'.''TED - Coll 648-8439. 99 Pratt Street, Hartford. 278- onto London Road, right onto Aasembling. Call 523W 1. Must he dependable. Call 875- WILUMANTIC Six generous size rooms. 24 Deepwoodi Mlllstream, Hope Valley. 57 — Wanted to Rent P A IN TER S . Must have some 1313. (Ask about convenient Brighton, corner of Pub. left onto WHAT MAKES US DiFFERENn 5905 after 6:00 p.m. foot livingroom. Fireplace. Wellswood. Qrlst Mill, Mlllstream. 56 — Misc for Rent knowledge of residential B A B Y S IT T E R for 10 year old interview appointment right Brighton, In and out Yorkshire. GAS STATION A’HEDNENT 4 2 3 - 6 1 7 7 Dining room Three P.M. SESSION • picking up: Elizabeth. Webster, Willow, return work. Neat appearance and girl, after school and vaca­ in Manchester). AUTOMOTIVt - Reliable and honest. Apply: A R M E D G U A R D S and dis­ bedrooms. I ' l baths. Garage. Hope Valley. Jones, Reidy Hill, into Daly, left onto London Road. East transporation a must. C3ill tion. Volpi Road, Bolton area. > A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. 6 1 — Autos for Ssis Maple Super Service, 220 patchers wanted to work in $69,900. Group I. Philbrick . 62 — Trucks for Ssis days - 9:00 to 4:30 246-7101. 646-7834. • Blofeedback and deep relaxation training by our Spruce Street, Manchester. electronic alarm monitoring Agency, 646-4200. I 63 — Hssvy Equipmsnt tor Sile central station. Must have I 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles N URSES AID ES. First shift DISPATCHER - Hartford staff of trained nuraes. BABYSITTER WANTEDn- clean record. References DRIVER CAPE. Immaculate six a Behavior modification. I 65 — Csmpsrs-Trsilers-Mobile and second shift. Laurel Despatch has opportunity In Registration . I Homes Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, Responsible person for oNe checked throughly. Our Moving DIvison In Traffic rooms. Three or four a Understanding emotional aspects of overeating, I 66 — Automolivc Service Manchester. child, before and after school. Immediate full time and part Control. Thorough trainlnc Must be at least 21 years of age to drive bedrooms. Modern kitcen. a All programs lndlvlduall)^eveloped. I 67 Autos for Renl-Leass Buckley School area. Call 649- time positions open. For app- available for "take charge Wall to wall in three rooms. 3515, after 6:00 p.m. vans. Most deliveries in Greater Hartford a All sessions are Individual conducted, GIRL FRIDAY - Diversified polntment, call U6-8116. individual who will schedule Enclosed porch, garage $62.- MUSIC LESSONS office duties. Monday through road drivers for long distance Area with occasional interstate delivery. Clas's 500. Group 1 Healtors. a Monitoring of blood pressure each session, Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. s All programs are supervised by our medical staff, Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. moving. Interesting, career 2 license helpful but not required. All replies Lost and Found Send resume to: G irl Friday, PUBLIG NOTIGE opportunlW for cost-wise in­ held confidential. guitar, accordlan, piano, organ e Hypnosis by staff physician. (Optional) P.O. Box 222, Manchester. dividual. Busy active office in M A N C H E S T E R - U nique All eharllabla and nan-preflt wganlsallena wishing lo English Cotswold three story LOOKING FOR Ejast Hartford. Good memory, Excellenb wages and non-contributory benefit hsva lhair FuMlo Anaounoamsnla puMlahad Iras In Colonial on Comstock Road, ooh mn RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) S TU D E N TS It HOUSEWIVES ood health vital. Long work program including pension plan. IMWN tm in M Mat WB h m UmtopM M near Country Club. Must be to commute two young grits to - Part time positions available Ihit apaea'ara urged to eentael Joe MoCavanaugh, Say shortened because you •xtwMly ■flMllw wsUM loM prowM wa latrtb seen to be appreciated. $125.- the St. Mary-St. Joseph Mhool days and evenings, year Qanaral Manager of Nagal Mufflart ol Manohsslar. make Important decisions. An equal opportunity employer. M /F Dubaldo Music Center yea to oaN far a M a ly naa eeaaaltMlan. 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- area In W llllm antic, from round. Short shlfti, flexible •paoa wlH bo ailelad on a fltsi eoma, first ssrvsd basis. You will use computor Apply in person or call 643-1101 Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: hours to suit your needs. keyboard and electric 0505 186 W Mt Middle Tpke. Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. Males 18 or older particularly Muffltr typewriter to complete Bills The HolMIc Weight Lose Clinic ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. MANCHESTER - Redwood Student’ mover S ^ . 2 thru SofiL 8 needed for evenings. Clean, Regal C tn ftr of Lading and Driver Papers. The Professional Building FOUND TUESDAY - Tiger pleasant surroundings. Paid Pension It Insurance 579 Middle Turnpike W. Farms. 7 Room Cape with full Wa offar eonvantanca along w llh a tu p s rlo r product. Manchester. Conn. dormer. Large family room, 2 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. 341 Broad Street kitten, almost full grown, Uniforms provided. Pood dis­ Benefits. Apply: Personnel Susan Felter of Rose Valley, Pa., a first Felter is one of the 1-.097 members of the. wearing collar with bells. counts, and other fringe Manager, Hartford Desptach, car garage. 2 fireplaces. Manchester, Ct. 06040 446-2112 Enclosed porch and patio. year student at the Massachusetts Institute of Class of 1984 arriving at the school. (UPI North Main street, benelits. Apply; Dairy Queen, Bk M I w ■ I Ml 225 Prospect Street, East the mark of printing excellence Manchester area. Call 643- 242 Broad Street, (near MAMtT. anaiM itaiiui >Mi Hartford, or send egsume. I’rivate ^ i acre lot. Principals Technology., uses a hand truck to move her photo) Call 649- 646-3382 9306 after 3:00 p.m. Manchester Parkade). Please do not phone. E O E . onlv $85,900 646-3794 luggage to the MIT Student Center. Ms. I 18 - EVENING HERALD, Tubs.. Sept. 2. I960 EVENING HERALD. Tucs , Sept 2, 19()0 - I'i Frank A Emaat Business & Service Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz is)gi?nr. ©I? ipiuKgAf o®iM SUPPENLYIHEARPA I I , % iiMui ~—_k Hoiv DO voo I KNOW I'M late THERE I WAS ^ q b l I ebL FOR OUR FIRST PAV 5LEEPIN6 PEACEFULLY., "P MINUS" CALL ME ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle R b b y O'A ’’M i ISTi M u M OF SCHOOL, MA’A(Vt 1 Edge 1 American poet I By ADigaii van Buren 5 Oyster 2 Rants cOMpEreNCY"? 12 Hire 3 Similar 13 ideal compound ' j 14 Metal bar 4 Dole 15 Conspicuous 5 Transit coach • DEAR ABBY: As the parents of a recently married boy, do 16 Swarmed 6 Cisalpine land you think we have theright to ask questions about the girl's 18 Shelter 7. RaMike rodent 19 Mao___ 8 Each 1a past? (I'll call her IJsa.) ! n We tried to get some dialogue going with Lisa's mother 1 tung 9 Tell tales several months before the wedding, but she told us 20 Route 10 Front StrvteM onpttd 31 Strvleti Otftnd 31 PalnUng-Ptptrlng Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Mined luel 11 Noun suffix Building Contracting 33 practically nothing. We have heard a lot of stories about 26 Shoal 12 Lighted t t Aufoi For Sala 67 IJsa and don't know whai to believe. O LIV ER > 28 Fine line. n. 17 Live CiM TREE SERVICE • Free PAINTING - INTERIOR AND WES ROBBINS Carpentry Homaa tor Rant 34 Auto Parta For Sala 60 Autof For Sala THE POQGIE 0 6 EP1ENCE Even though our son is 24, he has led a rather sheltered SCHOOL HAP AN b r o u g h t HOME printing 21 Burning 31 Ordna-' 50 Hodgeportqe estimates, discount senior EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. remodeling specialist. Ad­ life, and is very naive, immature, unsophisticated and HOV NICE, OLIVER(e r T ^ 33 Overact 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ 1970 CHEVY IMPALA. Good ALUMNI BANCXJET. APEiOPLEa^/j 29 Take a chair 23 Spheres 51 Siam citizens. Company Experienced, references. Ser­ ditions. tec rooms, dormers, GIANT THREE BEDROOM - SNOW TIRES. Two Sears THANK VOU 32 Actress 39 Of the mails B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 condition. $425. Call 6468388 gullible. 24 Metric weight 52 Taproom Manchester-owned and ving Willimantic, built-ins, bathrooms, New decor. With basement. 6x78x14, $50. Extra Rim from We suspect that Lisa has caused her mother a lot of grief, l y . Burstyn 41 Evade Work. Free Estimates. Will negotiable. Telephone 643- or 7368733. 25 Newts 53 Mine product operated. Call 646-1327. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ kitchens. 649-3446. Yard for kids, $200’s. Olds Cutlass, $10. Please call 7^ 34 Sandwich 43 Snarls pick up and deliver. Please try. Columbia, Tolland areas. 6785, or 6561723. and now she is only loo happy to wash her hands of her 27 Electric fish Locators, 2365646. 6467183 after 6:00 p.m. Trucka for Sala 62 Lxtype (abbr) 54 Southern B&M TREE SERVICE, call64&2161 after 4:00 p.m. W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. daughter and pass the problems on to our son and his 28 Still picture 45 Spooky FARRAND REMODELING - family. Your opinion is needed. 35 Night before a ^ ^ constellation where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ Cabinets, Rooling, Gutters, COUNTRY LIVIN’ - Nice two 51 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER holiday 46 Swellings BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Autoa For Sala 1969 CHEVROLET model C 60 ANONYMOUS, PLEASE 55 Tennis barrier vice is guaranteed, now INTERIOR PAINTING AND Room Additions, Decks, All bedroom cottage on lake. 20 318. Three speed. PosI rear 36 CanieMike 30 "the 48 All (prefix) Fireplaces. Concrete. end. Needs some work. Best Dump Truck. Six yard body. mammal Terrible' ottering FREE STUMP WALLPAPERING. Wpes ol Remodeling and minutes from Hartford. Only WE PAY TOP PRICES for Good condition throughout. GRINDING with tree Chimney Repairs. "No Job Quality professional work at $200. Locators, 2365646. offer over $400. 871-7385. DEAR ANONYMOUS: Your son at 24 i* a man, not 37 Mayday signal Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ wrecked and junk cars. A & B $3200 . 849-6544. removal. Free estimates..Ful- reasonable prices. Fully in­ ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Auto Salvage, used auto parts a boy, regardless of how sheltered his life has heen. 36 Scratches estimates. Lisa's past concerns no one but her, and those with 40 Sulk ly insured. Relerences. Senior sured. Free estimates. G.L. ENTICING FIVE ROOMER - Call Tony 6 4 6 6 ^ . 1977 GOLDEN EAGLE DATSUN 1974 PICK UP - Best Citizens Discount. 643-7285. McHugh. 643-9321, With basement, garage. JEEP-Quadritraction. 304 V-8 whom she chooses to share it. Don’t pry. If you love 42 Inside (pref} WILL DELIVER small loads LEON CIEZSYNSKI offer, "as is". Call 6465334. . BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Modern appliances. Yard for engine. Soft top. Black Jack your son, concern yourself only with his happiness. 43 Television re­ of sand, gravel or loam. Call ceiver REWEAVING BURN PAINTING BY CRAIG ditions. remodeling, rec kids. Only $350. Locators, 236 Headers. Good condition. Motorcfclaa-BIctclaa 64 And a good place to begin is in accepting Lisa without HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to OGDEN. Interior and 5646. $4200. Call alter 5:00 p.m., 44 Stitch 10:00 a.m. rooms, garages, kitchens doubts or reservations. 47 Close relative repaired. Window shades. Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, WANTED JUNK AND LATE 742-7270. Venetian blinds. Keys. TV sured. Free Estimates. Call MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1973 KAWASAKI 900. 49 Hosted dormers, roofing. Residential KING SIZE FOUR Showroom condition Header iCaptaln Easy — Crooka a Lawrence 52 Crewman FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 BABYSITTING. My home for anytime, 649-8749, BEDROOM HOME - With Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1974 MUSTANG ll-Standard pre-schooler. Will give lunch or commercial. 649-4291. 7,000 miles. $2,200 or best 56 Near the Main Street. 649-5221. patio. Garage. Kids o.k. Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. shift. 66.000 miles. $900 or best EA9Y: PO fV A RECKON A and take home. Monday to offer. 568-0645 DEAR ABBY; This is in regard to the advice you gave a beginning DESIGN KITCHENS - Under $330. Locators, 236- offer. 6464570 after 5:30. SOMBTHINSi J HOTFOOT MIGHT 57 Prepare Fridajc 643-4834. 1969 CONTINENTAL reader who observed her co-worker in a retail store put a $15 Cabinets, Vanities, Formica 5646. QUALITY BMX PARTS - item in her pocket; she didn't know what to do about it. 58 Petty malice Counter Tops. Display, CLASSIC. Low mijeage. Call THUNDERBIRD 1962-Black 59 Believer m STUMP GRINDING - Fast, PAINTING. INTERIOR AND between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 Forks, frames et cetera. You advised her to confront the co-worker and encourage prompt service! Group Rates. Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen EXTRAVAGENT SEVEN with red interior. Low facts LAWNS CUT. Expert service. EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully ROOM HOME - New decor, p.m. 6464004. Anytime alter 6:00 p m., 643- her to either pay for the item or return it. That was not bad Senior Citizen Discount! Free Cabinet Fronts. Custom mileage Trophy Winner. 2828; except Thursday after 60 Observes Lowest rates around. Call for insured. Nine years with basement. Fireplace. Excellent condition! $2195. advice. However, you didn't go far enough. If the individual free estimate. 649-7773 Estimates. $25. minimum. experience. Free estimates. Woodworking. 649-9658. 8:00 p.m. did not return the item or pay for it, she should be reported to Bruce. 646-3425. Garage. Dishawasher and BANK REPOSSESSIONS - Call 6464286. evenings. 646-1085. more! Locators, 2365646. her immediate supervisor and/or the security department 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 200 - 2,000 $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport BANK REPOSSESSIONS - immediately! CERAMIC FIRING. Discount EXTERIOR PAINTING, miles. $950 Call 646-7914. HAVING TROUBLE Haating-Plumbing 35 FOUR ROOM RANCH - F ury $2300. 1976 Dodge 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Abby. according to the Law Enforcement Assistance rates. Quick service. Call 643- experienced college student. Fireplace. Garage. Base­ $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport after 6:00 p.m. Administration, each year retail employees steal between W 2543. SELLING YOUR BIG CAR? Charger Special Edition $2500. Quality work. Very NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet ment. Convenient location. 1973 GMC "Jimmy” Utility F ury $2300. 1976 Dodge and $10 billion from their emptoyers! This form of theft is Let me try. Call Sal 649-4675, reasonable prices. Call Mike. Campara, Trallara and Tuesday thru Saturday. repairs, plugged drains, Working single adult, or Truck $2300. 1969 AMC Am­ CTiarger Special Edition $2500 the single largest threat to retailers. LAWNMOWERS 569-3458 or 569-4945. m arrieu couple. No pets, Mobil* Homaa 65 Naturally, this loss is passed on to the consumer—that’s REPAIRED. 15% Sr. Citizen NEED SOMEONE TO kitchen faucets replaced, bassador $500. The above may . 1973 GM(: "Jimmy” Utility 9-x repaired, rec rooms, children^ 643-2880. be seen at the Savings Bank of Truck $2300. 1969 AMC Am­ you and me, and all of your readers. Discount! Free pick up and HOUSECLEAN, Do Odd Jobs. LEE PAINTING. Interior & LARGE NIMROD POP UP delivery! Expert service. References. Call 649-4675. bathroom remodeling, heat Manchester, 923 Main Street. bassador $500. Thq above may CAMPER-$400. Sleeps 6 Call You will do all retailers a tremendous favor if you consider Exterior. "Check my rate MANCHESTER. Six room be seen at the Savings Bank of ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. modernization, etc. Free 643-9382 after 5:00 p.m. this important enough to publish. before you decorate." Depen­ Bungalow. Three bedrooms. 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four Manchester, 923 Main Street DIRECTOR OF SECURITY, D r i d q e 647-3660. dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Estimate gladly given. M & M Allay Oop — Dave Graue Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Full basement. Good location. door. Registered and running. NAME OF STORE WITHHELD, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nice yard. $490 monthly, plus Palntlng-Ptpwlng 32 ______iL------Needs.work. Best offer. Cali THEY’RE IjOOSE,) IT MAKES NO DIFFER | STICK YOUR WELL, AT LEAST . WATERPROOFING GENERAL PAINTING - utilities. Cnntact: Strano Real 647-3494 days; 6467149 after PROTECTRESS!/ENCE.'THE FANGEP / PISTOL BELT KNOW WHAT WERE DEAR DIRECTOR: I do and I will. ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag hatchways, foundation PROFESSIONAL PAINTING I n te r io r St Exterior; Estate. 6462000. 5:00 p.m. Legal Notice ONE WILL TAKE CARE / DOWN THERE, DEALING WITH cracks. 'Tile lines, sump- - Interior and exterior. Specializing In Exterior Trim. Keep Smiling Town of Andover DEAR ABBY: What is a diplomatic way to ask guests to OF THEM! HE HAS / ED, AN' LET'S KOW! pumps. stone walls, steps, Commercial and residential. Otficaa-Storaa for Rant 55 NEVER FAILED U S!/SEE WHAT Free Estimates. Fully In­ ORDINANCE CONCERNING PROPERTY TAX please go home when they have overstayed their welcome in Lucky break garners slam patios, walks. Chimney Free estimates. Fully in­ sured. Call 646-0709, or 742- Be Happy the evening? repairs. 871-8399. 643-4953. sured. 6464879. 5087. EXEMPTION FOR SOLAR ENERGY ELECTRICITY NAMELESS, OF COURSE 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 GENERATING SYSTEMS, SOLAR ENERGY HEATING OR worst, depending on which Door Sedan, in very good con­ COOLING SYSTEMS AND PASSIVE OR HYBRID SOLAR side you are on 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE dition, and well maintained. DEAR NAMELESS: For maximum effectivene**, I NORTH 928 Al three tables out of lour for rent. Central location. Asking $300. Please call 646 ENERGY HEATING OR COOLING SYSTEMS recommend the direct approach and les* concern 4KQJ the final contract was a rea­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly redecorated, with am­ 3582. The Town of Andover hereby authorizes the property tax about diplomacy—unless you're running for office. VJ 1092 sonable six notrump Not that exemption for solar energy electricity generating systems, as ♦ A K 10 six notrump was a sure thing, Houaahold Goods 40 Articlaa for Sala 41 Antiquaa 41 Apartmanta For Rant 53 ple parking. Telephone 646 Simply say, “Well, it’s been a lovely evening, but I 2891. 19670LDS. Automatic. Four provided in Section 12-81 (57) la) (b) ic) ol the Connecticut have to be up early tomorrow morning, so let’s call it ♦ K 10 2 but it was a good contract MANCHESTER - New duplex. At the fourth table South REFRIGERATORS KNNOITI&HEITrRiRFr RED GOOSE FARM. An­ door. Air conditiong. Power General Statutes, for solar energy heating or cooling systems as •a night." And stand up—and smile—when you say It. WEST EAST Two bedroom, Hz baths, wall- MANCHESTER - Retail, steering power brakes. New provided for in Section 12-81 (56) (a) tb) (cl of the Connecticut ♦8732 ♦OSI elected to open one club He Washers/Ranges. used, Ninety day warranty. tiques. Goose Lane. Coventry. felt that his 17 high-card 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday to-wall carpeting, fireplace, storage and or manufacturing tires and brakes. No rust. General Statutes, and for passive or hybrid solar energy heating DEAR ABBY: After 38 years of marriage, my husband V743 VQ65 guaranteed and clean. New $70.00 and up. appliances and dishwasher. 4J84 *Q965 points made up of three aces, and Sunday. space. 2.000 square feet to 50.- Good condition. $850. 6465476. or cooling systems as provided for in Section 12-81 (61 (a) (b( retired and got hooked on TV—day and nighf. shipment damaged. G.E & Sliders and deck. $450 1 I made a request for one night a week without TV. His ♦ J97 4853 a king and a queen were loo. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. KMBY 000 square feet. Very (Cl of the Connecticut General Statutes The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productlona strong for a one-nolrump monthly. No pets. Utilities not reasonable. Brokers MUSTANG 1979 - 2 door answer was lo move hts bed into the garage, where there is SOUTH B.D. Pearl St Son. 649 Main 010 Bumalda Ava. THE PACK RAT will open by This Ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15i days after opening. chance, or request during the included. 649-7105 weekdays protected. Call Heyman sedan. Automatic. 6 cylinder. no running water, but there is a TV! , , . ♦ A 10 6 Street, 643-2171. East Hartford after 5:00 p.m. publication. North responded with a summer. Call 643-6880. Properties, 1-2261206. Radio. 7500 miles. Excellent After three years of this, I must say now 1 don t B"'* ® CAN I VAK8 slightly whimsical one dia­ condition! Owner moving 001-09 damn' Is it too late to cast my vote for TIRED IN ASSUME ♦ 732 mond' only to hear two HEBRON. Two bedrooom ♦ AQ64 M ODEL HOM E A N T IQ U E S Si Wanted to Rant 57 Call 6462012. $4100 LINCOLN, NEB., who was tired of sex? Maybe I dont . MV NEW nolrump from his partner apartment. Quiet area. Easy FURNITURE - Unused. SOLID MAPLE DROP LEAF COLLECTIBLES - Will qualify, because it’s been so long since I've had any, I forgot PERFUME Vulnerable: Both This expert pair were using TABLE - Opens to 42 x 64". commute to Hartford. Butcher block kitchen table, purchase outright or sell on RELIABLE PERSON looking 1968 CAMARO - Black, TOWN OF MANCHESTER MEETS Dealer: South Gerber, and North's four-club and four chairs. Value $700, Good condition. Asking $100. commission. Houselot or Willimantic. New London or for 4 Room Apartment. Excellent condition! Too TIRED OF HIM bid asked for aces and five Middletown. Call 228-3371 or w it h VOUR asking $350. Chrome and glass Call 643-8249. single piece. Telephone 644- Appliances included. $200 or many things to list. $5500 or APPROVAL » West North East S clubs for kings South's four dining table, with four chairs, 228-0328. from 6:00 p.m. to less. Call 742-9265. best offer. Call 742-5077 LEGAL NOTICE Do you wish you had more friends? Get Abby’s notrump showed three aces beige velvet cushions and LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing 8:00 p.m. booklet. “How To Be Popular; You’re Never Too Pass 1 ♦ Pass his five hearts showed one Table. Was $80, asking $45. Pass 4 4 P.1SS king and North closed the bid­ chrome, value $2000, asking The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ Young or Too Old.” Send $1 with a long, self- $1350. Sand tweed sectional L Bahy's walker $9. Carseat $6. SEVEN LARGE ROOM TOWN OF MANCHESTER addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby, Pass 5 4 Pass ding with seven nolrump shaped couch, with two ot­ 64»-2096. Duplex. Four bedrooms. 114 day. September 15, 1980, sUrting at 7:00 P.M.. in the Hearing Popularity, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Pass 7 NT Pass Both partners had bid more baths. Basement, garage. $450 Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street. Manchester. Pass than they should have and (he tomans, value $3000, asking □ RENTALS 00212 . final contract was almost $1730. Oval chrome and glass OIL FIRED water heater. monthly. Security deposit No Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: •••••••••••••••• pets. Call 649-3050. LEGAL NOTICE hopeless cocktail table, value $350, Excellent condition. $65 or Opening lead:4 2 best offer. 643-2698, until 7:00 Rooms tor Bant 52 Item 1 No. 743 ^ It also was unbeatable asking $250. Call 643-9508, or The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ South tried the hearts early 649-5«5. p.m. SUMMER SPECIAL - Four THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ rooms. Modern appliances. day. September 15. 19M. starting at 7:00 P.M.. in the Hearing Barbara and David Rummel — Request variance of Article II. and was rewarded when he Room of the Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester. P s t r o Q f o p h rh« Born Lotor — Art Santom By Oswald Jacoby found that he had four hear, SEVENTY TWO INCH Couch, trally located. Kitchen Children welcomed Only Section 2 01.01 to reduce the rear yard to 43 feet to permit con­ Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petition: „1HATCfEMSIT5 AAOUni ^ and Alan Sontag tricks. Now all he necdei^as chair, ottoman. $400. M ^e privileges. Call 649-2358. $150. Locators. 236-5646. struction of a roof over an existing patio — 10 Ralph Road — WtTH ""n T IWAK5TBP to bring in .fgiir. rUibHficks Hutch $300. Magnavox Con­ Item 10 No. 745 Rural Residence Zone. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TVie (S a D F lS H V n i L V AROUklP tu b OFFICg.... IMTHOUT ASKIkX? FC« A R A t% Here is a hand from ihe and there just was no way to □MI8C. FOR SALE sole Stereo $150. Call 646-6693. MATURE MALE ROOM $15. HEAT PAID - Kids ok. Two You're very good at gathering slop him. Female, mature $20. Non- bedroom with basement. Near Item 2 No 744 Vanderbilt semi-finals that Charlie's Service Station. Inc. — Request Special Exception in information and facts today and shows lady luck at her best or i.NEWSI'Al’KR KNTERI'IIISK ISSN SIX P IE C E smokers. Live-in. References, transportation. Only $145. Cfour knowing how to use them to your Ardelaa for Sala 41 One must have license, plus Locators, 2365646. accordance with Article II, Section 13.15.01(e) and Article IV. William Schaufler et al — Request Special Exception in accor­ advantage. Be a good listener CONTEMPORARY Section 6 for General Repairer’s License for Section B of the ^Birthday BEDROOM SET, living room few errands and meals. 649- dance with Article II, Section 6.02 02 to erect an office building when wiser heads are talking. sofa and chair. Whirlpool 5459. CARPET FIVE ROOMER - building shown on plans submitted — 260 Tolland Turnpike — In­ addition — 257 East Center Street — Residence Zone C AQUARIUS (Jen. 2G-Feb. 19). dustrial Zone. Work or service you undertake dryer. Large Formica top With laundryIry facilities. Yard Sspismbsr 3 .1M0 •<54 HI GENTLEMAN ONLY. for kids and pets.ets. Just $275. Item 3 No. 746 at this time could yield a larger ALUMINUM Sheets used as table, many uses; and more! At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written Something big you've been wish­ payoff than usual. Be industrious printing plates. .007 thick SACRIFICING. 643-6142. Kitchen privileges. Free Locators 2365646. Taco Bell — Request variance of Article IV. Section 13 1 06 to ing for that until now has been and productive as you strive to package. Security and communications received. Copies of these petitions have been merely a dream could become a 23x28t i , 25 cents each or 5 filed in the Planning Office and may be inspected during office erect free standing sign larger than permitted (13 square feet do a good job. EIGHTEEN FOOT POOL. references required. 643-2693 JUST FOR YOU-Elegant two reality this coming year Don't let PISCES (Feb. 20-l«arch 20) for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be bedroom , with parking. permitted — 40 square feet request^ I — 270 Broad Street — anything stop you from thinking Our Boarding House picked up before 11 a.m. Four feet deep, with deck and for appointment. hours. You're In a cycle where friends 9 -2 filter, $200 or best offer. 646- Appliances. Kids ok. Just Zoning Board of Appeals Business Zone III. along positive lines will have a greater appreciation ONLY. ___ $180. Locators. 2365646. ______L- 5982. SOMEONE INTERESTED IN Edward Coltman, Secretary for you and want to help you in COOKING in exchange for Item 4 No. 747 any way they can. Take advan­ I'M JCAR.V MV SUCCESS IN catching VICE PRESIDEtaiAL p.m., 647-1400. Doga-BIrdt-Pata work things out to your liking. tect the Interests of others, espe­ HUW NS FFO\A ALL KAB4A. TOWN OF MANCHESTER cially members of your family. Be ccNe>iOBFeA~noN. UACK-THE- JOGGER, THE, OANDIPATES.' r—« Item 5 No. 748 Find out more of what lies ahead ^ ' VOiYE POOL- 24' x 4’, 7 ft. deep. FREE KITTENS to a good MANCHESTER MAIN THREE ROOM a good Samaritan PUBLIC WILL DEVOUR APARTMENT - Heat, for you in the year following your Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck. home. Please call 742-6329. STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. James E. Nakos — Request variance of Article II. Section birthday by sending for your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) EVERY VJOP.VI utilities. Security deposit. No LEGAL NOTICE Being around lively, congenial $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. Hot water. Appliances. No 4.01.01 to reduce west siile yard to 3 feet (10 feet required: to copy of Astro-Graph Mail $1 for Mualeal tnatrumanta 44 pets. Parking. SecuriW. 523- pets. Available September each tO'Astro-Qraph. Box 489. people helps arouse your own 1st. Call 649-9092. 643-1827. or The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing permit_erection of garage — 75 Foxcroft Drive — Residence Radio City Station. N Y 10019. enthusiasm for life today. Pick SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, 7047. playmates who enjoy life and Processed Gravel, Sand, PLAYER PIANO - Beautiful 134-7406. on Monday. September 8, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing Zone A Be sure to specify birth date ** M i LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You levity Stone, and Fill. For deliveries refinish with stained-glass 118 MAIN STREET - "The Room. Municipal .Building. 41 Center Street. Manchester. GEMINI (May 21-Jun# 20) Your Gables.”Janies, s8 Roomnoom Apartment.Aparimeni. DUPLEX-5 larg^ room s. Item 6 No. 748 have some people in the right call George Griffing, 742-7886. front. In tune. Moving, must Connecticut, -to hear and consider the following petitions: places pulling for you at this financial prospects are extremely sell. 649-2981. Thirdrhird floor. ' HeajI...... and hot Private entrance, la rg e yard. Doris W Thompson — Request variance of Article II. Section encouraging today, particularly Appliances Excellent loca­ time, though you may not be PO:- FOR SALE - Couch, end water,water. $320 monthw. Security FIRST HARTFORD CORPORATION - ZONE CHANGE - 8.01.05 to permit residential unit on the first floor by converting aware of their efforts What they in enterprises you have well tables, chair. T.V. antenna, TWENTY TWO rebuilt, arind Tenant Insurance tion for children. $350 plus SOUTH MAIN STREET (F-27) do could give your career a solid under way. Sharpen the scythe two stores — 217 and 219 Spruce Street — Business Zone II for the harvest rotor. $95. 72 West Street. refinished pianos in a house?? required. Available utilities 2 months security. boost References. Financial state­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Saturday. 9:00 a m. to 11:00 Yes! The new home of Meyers September 1st. Call 646-2426.9 To change the zoning classification from Residence AA and Item 7 No. 750 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Levy’t Law — James,.Schumei8ter ment. No pets. 647-1669. You It be happier today rubbing Without being a Pollyanna today, a.m. Piano and Guitar for grands, to 5 weekdays. Rural.Residence to Residence M for a parcel of approximately you are able to see the Inherent players, uprights. Cml 871- 25.52 acres — 40IV and 437V South Main Street. SJJ Corporation — Request extension of a variance of Article elbows with a crowd rather than spending time alone Shelve soli­ good in others. They in turn will TM B0 0 KIN6 -THia CAUeHT HIM IN 1HF DARK LOAM DELIVERED - ANSALDI VILLAGER. Two SIX ROOM APARTMENT - IV, Section 13.1.01(g) for billboard sign of 60 square feet — 283V find you a pretty nitty person bedroom townhouse. Located centrally. Children ISOLDA Y, SCHALLER - ZONE CHANGE - GOODWIN tary activities until another day OOY FOR/ B U K M R Y 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also Spencer Street — Business Zone III SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) with whom to be involved. Fireplace, patio, immediate accepted. $325 monthly. Call STREET (S-42) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady ANN sand, gravel and stone. 643- Sporting Goods 46 Today and tomorrow good M O O e & i AET 0 R EVEN 9504. occupancy. $450 monthly. Two 649-2871. Luck tends to favor you today Item 8 No. 751 things could happen where loint VICE PRESIPENTS- months security. Lesperance To change the zoning classification froth Residence A to ventures are concerned If you materially Things may seem to TWENTY THREE FOOT simply fall into your lap wihout .. . . . c ^ STEREO COMPONENT PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman Agency. 646-0505. Homaa for Rant S4 Residence C for a parcel of approximately 0,18 acres — 21V South United Methodist Church — Appeal from the decisior. of have something potentially prof­ Goodwin Street. itable in this area give it top too much effort on your part. SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette. Sedan. Hard top. Excellent the Zoning Enforcement Officer dated August 8. 1980 that the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I (player/record I, speaker condition. New electric trim SOUTH WINDSOR - Working TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. proposed use of this building is a violation of Article I Section I. priority pair, turntable, stack rack. tabs, VHF CB. Cutty Cabin with 1 .2. and 3 bedroom Near hospital. References, RALPH KURTZ - EXCAVATION PERMIT - GARDEN Security. Lease required. $400 GROVE ROAD (K-15) Article II Section 3.01. and Article II Section 7 02. Request aid* OlancM — Gil Fox $390 or best offer. Four piece with head. Owner bought houses and apartments. Many variance of Article II. Section 3.01 to permit use of the existing bedroom set. modern style, accepting children and pets. per month. Group 1 Philbrick Ougs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffel larger boat. Call 742-8537 after Request for a permit to excavate earth products — 82V Garden building as offices for the Greater Manchester Chamber of solid oak. best offer. Call 643- 5:00 p.m. Call for details. Locators.'236- Agency. 646-4200. 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5646. Grove Road. Commerce (if order of the Zoning Enforcement Officer is up­ through Friday Ask for Lee. Cardan Products 47 CLOSE TO PRATT Si held) — 20 Hartford Road — Residence Zone A A FURNISHED THREE ROOM WHITNEY - Six room house GARDEN GROVE INC. - ZONE CHANGE - GARDEN GROVE ROAD (G-41) Item 9 No. 752 MOVING MUST SELL! Oval PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, APARTMENT. Second floor. with acreage. Too many extras to list! Call Locators. wood grain formica table with peprors and eggplants. Bot- Heat. Private entrances. To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence to Patricia Burke — Request variance of Article II. Section 2 01,01 1 one leaf plus 4 chairs $50.5.000 Adults. No pets. Security. 236-5646 Stiort Riba — Frank Hill ticello Farms. 209 Hillstown Business II for a parcel of approximately 2.0 acres at the to reduce east side yard to 4.6 feet (15 feet required) to permit BTU room air conditoner $30. Road. Manchester. Ileferences. 643-4860. MV FAVORITE. FOUR- WHEN THE PlE WAS iixt e e r TWAT/VtluTAMT BRING THE FAMILY - Nice easterly end of Garden Grove Road — 114 Garden Grove Road. erection of garage — 62 Santina Drive — Rural Residence Zone |wA5NYTHi4rrA DA J V, Frigidaire clothes dryer $50. 2 ANP-T w ENTV 0LACK- OPENED T(-IE 0RDS DISH 7 0 . ..Y£OHfl¥tt¥n. b a k e r w h o s l i p p e o room size green shag rugs $35 CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many MOVE RIGHT IN - Pets ok two bedroom home. Modern IN A FALCON. J WANT appliances. Laundry facilties. At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written 3IRPS Pie I----- ^ _;X0 S1NI0..., each; bug runner $15. Twin new verities. 29 Mountain No lease. Spacious apartment. communications received. Copies of these petitions have been HIM IN iraONSr. mattress and boxspring $25. A steal for $135. Locators. 236- Under $235. Locators, 236- communications received. Copies of these petitions have been Road. Glastonbury. (Near filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during of­ filed in the Planning Office and may be inspected during office- Walnut coffee table $45. Minneachaug Golf Course). 5646. 5646. Wooden drop leaf kitchen fice hours. hours. table $20. Tricycle $10. Girls A REAL BARGAIN! Sunny 1 MANCHESTER - Extra large « Planning and Zoning Commission Zoning Board of Appeals NATIVE PEACHES AND Edward Coltman. Secretary 16" bicycle $15. Man's AMF10 PEARS. Botti's Fruit Farm. bedroom, all utilities in­ three bedoooms with air. Leo Kwash, Secretary Fireplace. Kids and pets ok speed $40 UphtUpholstered chair 260 Bush Hill Road, (rear), cluded. Today only $155. Dated this 2nd day of September, 1980. Dated this 2nd day of September. 1980. o $». Call 647-»06 Manchester. Locators, 2365646. Just $425. Locators. 2365646. 090<)8 091-08 'U ^ TWIMK. IMSO iNSTO HAV£TC l: Qu it w JOB iN tm e C A K K O T p l a n t Fletcher** 1 ■ n r iin n fHMA HASt 1hl6 OXOtdiqq tH A i-'T . Mivts. COOcO tJfT J) M4 IkoqMT US MOtJ J . OtfficOLT l i t 44**. OF iT.

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