20 - K'KNING ^J^HAU)^^>l^^ugu^ Hearing on Dial-A-Ride elicits no public response By BARBARA RICHMOND Castleman said. side the core area meters would be HiaurlirBtpr Herald Reporter He said the two lines can work side used. VERNON — A public hearing by side but the taxi business doesn't "We’re willing to retain the core Thursday night on the proposed sale replace a federally funded program. area as a separate shared ride area of the Rockville Cab Company Inc. to Hockanum Valley has a van service because we understand the basic Dial-A-Ride of Connecticut Inc. of for the elderly and handicapped, needs of peopte who depend on cabs Manchester drew little attention and primarily to transport them to the as their sole means of transpor­ only Mayor Marie Herbst asked hospital or doctor’s appointments. tation,” Castleman explained. u questions and made some comments. He said such programs exist as He said to alternate this • \ The hearing, conducted by a panel separate units in Manchester and dramatically now would pose a finan­ of the Greater Hartford Transit East Hartford and they will in Ver­ cial burden on a certain segment of District, was conducted locally so the non too. society. "In effect, this is the best Evmng Mrralft prospective owners of the cab com­ He said they have had prelifninary compromise we know,” he seid. I Vol, XCIX, No, 271 — Mancheater Conn., Saturday, August 16, 1980______• Since 1881 • 20t pany could explain plans that will in­ discussions with the Department of The company proposes to use a clude a change of fare computation Transportation concerning the fare basic charge of $1.20 within the core from the flat-rate zone fare method rates. He said DOT and the Transit area. There will also be a gasoline Funds for Manchester roads • S i i surcharge which presently is 35 to the metered method using the District have as their general policy, tariff approved on Jan. 18 for all to eliminate zones and put everyone cents. taxicabs operated under the jurisdic­ on meters, except in very rural The special fare system for within tion of'the Transit District. areas. He said their theory is that the core area would be a reasonable Roland Castleman, secretary and this would provide uniformity of saving over the metered rates, assistant treasurer of the treatment and a way to monitor the Castleman said. "It is in our es­ timate a very reasonable approach. Only one project cut Manchester outfit and Roger Talbot, rides. There is a desire to seek un­ ¥ The Rockville Cab Co, hasn’t had a president and treasurer, were pre­ iformity where population demands price increase since May of 1971,” sent at the meeting along with "and we feel Vernon demands this,” Castleman said. Castleman said. The increase before By MARY KITZMANIN Harriet Gardner, present owner of ting responses from town officials town funds Robert Weiss, general manager, said. He said there are discrepancies in that was 1957. Herald Reporter the Rockville Cab Co. could be used for the reported $135,000 reduction. The reconstruction ol the intersection is As an example it was explained Castleman said they plan to buy the way rates are applied in MANCHESTER— State funding for The state fulfilled its obligation in sharing strongly supported by the Chamber of Commerce that someone going from Reed Street tour new Checker cabs which is the Rockville now. "We are asking for a purchasing rights of way for reconstruction of costs for engineering and planning, Ginter said. and the Downtown Coordinating Committee, as in Rockville to Hartmann’s Super­ same type of equipment the firm now metered rate. We aren’t asking for a the Main and Center streets intersection has But the acquisition funds for the Main Street in­ vital to establishing the downtown as an active uses in Manchester and East Hart­ rate increase. The rate we are market on Windsor Avenue would been withdrawn, but three other proposed tersection and Adams Street are in question. pay a fare of about $3.55. There will business center. The of Directors recently ford. This will bring the fleet up to 15. seeking is already established. We Manchester projects are not affected. Ginter termed this $135,000 "high " for the reaffirmed its support of the project. The vehicles will be housed in are using it in Manchester and East also be special arrangements for two town’s loss if the state DO’T bonding committee or three people being picked up Clarifying earlier news accounts, which While the acquisition funds for the Intersection Manchester because “It isn’t Hartford,” Castleman said. does not decide to fund acquiring rights of way together and dropped off together. reported state funding for four Manchester reconstruction have been deferred, funding for economically feasible to do anything He sai(i an analysis of the business for the Main Street intersection reconstruction. The taxi service will go from a 12- projects was withdrawn, William Gintw, of the the Adams Street project is still being con­ else,” Castleman said. He ad d ^ that conducted by the Rockville Cab Co. Department of Transportation, said today the The DOT was about to begin acquiring the sidered. should the business expand then they shows that 90 percent of the business hour a day, six days a week operation state bonding commission deferred the expected rights of way for the project, which has had two Ginter said the projects are being re-evaluated will come back to the district to ask comes from within a core area. This to 24 hours a day, seven days a week, aquisition funds for the intersection project. The public hearings in Manchester, when the bonding for priority and he did not know how to house some vehicles elsewhere. includes the section of Rockville Castleman said. intersection reconstruction is strongly opposed committee balked. There has been private Manchester's project would fare He did say it For those traveling more than 10 If the district approves thq, switch bordered Franklin Park East, South by Stuart Carlson, owner of the Odd Fellow speculation among officials pressure was applied was questionable whether Manchester would to a metered system for Rockville Street and the Ellington border. miles the rate would be $1.30 for the to the committee, in the face of strong opposition first quarter of a mile and 20 cents building, which would be demolished by the receive the expected funding then new electronic meters will be Castleman said they are proposing to the project. Postmaster Laurie Fuller, 26, East Bow- years and when she sold the home to Laurie for each additional quarter mile. The project, along with four other buildings. Weiss said he was in the process of writing bought. to have a shared ride system within DOT expected to purchase the buildings which and her husband, the postal service wanted to phone number will be kept the same But state acquisition funds were never applied DOT for an explanation fo the sudden withdrawal doin. Maine, the mother of three small Castleman also allayed fears that that core area which would be needed to be demolished for the intersection's of the acquisition funds for the two projects. for Rockville and Vernon residents for or expected for work on Vernon Street and children, never leaves home when she goes to close the tiny post office, but residents members of the Hockanum Valley divided into three zones that would the renovation of the entire length of downtown. reconstruction, by the end of this year He said he was never notified of the new deci­ work The post office is open four hours a day, mounted a three year effort to have Laurie Community Council have expressed. be fairly equal in terms of miles and and Mrs. Gardner has agreed to stay State acquisition funding was applied for street However, while the acquisition was conducted sion, but called Ginter, after Giles received a on the porch of her family’s home here. become the postmaster and the move was "We have no interest or desire to terms of usgge. on as a consultant for one year and work and replacing the bridge on Adams Street. by DOT, the project could proceed using Town of call. Within the core area no meters the drivers will probably remain on Laurie s mother was the postmaster for 25 successful last month. (UPI photo) supplant or replace the services The acquisition funding for this project is under Manchester funding the state’s share. The "I want a full picture of what's happening," provided by Hockanum Valley,” would be used but for those eolne out­ also. review, and Ginter said, it is questionable project is mainly under the jurisdiction of the Weiss said He also wondered why there was a whether the funding will-be received. town, (Board of Directors.) sudden policy change. Ginter said the confusion over the state funding The four projects are being funded with Urban The four projects. Including the Main Street Post office battle won Upside-down fun for the projects could be attributed both to misin­ Trade-In money The town recently sent $48.0(X) reconstruction, were approved by voters in a 1977 South Windsor viewers formation from his office, and the news inter­ to the state for its share of the project. The town referendum. The projects planning has been WF.ST BOWnOIN. Maine ifP Ii - duly appointed postmaster day," she said. "I grew up in the Alicia Meiritz of 129 Green, Manor Road enjoys a few pretation. funds 7.5 percent, the state 7.5 percent and the ongoing since then After the planning and Laurie Fuller bought a house recent­ "My mother ran it for 25 years house and lived here all my life. It's moments aboard the “Jungle Jim” at the Manchester’s Com­ federal government 85 percent. engineering, which is completed, the next step is nice working with the people you live It had been reported by another area ly that came equipped with the before we bought the house from munity Y. It won’t be long before Alicia and her friends will newspaper that all engineering and acquisition ” lf the state’s share of funds is in the acquiring the rights of way. The Adams Street around. On Saturday morning it's town's only post office her,' she said "It's located in my funding for the projects was withdrawn, promp­ neighborhood of our share, there is a possibility project is about to begin construction like a small town meeting.” have cable TV in future return to school. (Herald photo by Pinto). So It was only natural for Mrs, home which makes it very con­ we would consider proceeding with the project," Fuller to become postmaster of this venient because 1 have three small Virginia L. Tardiff retired as post­ By DAVE LAVALLEE waiting for a determina­ ment in the vicinity, Listro development and that it tiny community .After all, i1 was her children " master Sept. 30, 1977, and sold the Herald Rrpbrtrr tion from the state Public said. appears that South Wind­ mother's lormer job and her Open four hours a day In the Store Road house to Mrs. Fuller and SOtTH WINDSOR - Utilities Control Authority Woodcock said this mor­ sor’s request for cable on what boundaries the mother s house enclosed porch ef the white husband Barry. Following his petition ef­ ning that the cable televi­ television will be heard by The post office had been housed on farmhouse, the post Sfice has 42 un­ "People were upset when they firm has to follow. sion firm v/Ss enthusiastic the state in the near future. Three-way agreement clears way for housing fort to bring cable televi­ The film is processing an "The firm is going to her family's porch all her life locked boxes for the town's 200 tried to close it because the next sion to the the town, John over the proposal. application for the state “ This is a dram atic push for it. They have in- Three years ago. local residents residents. nearest post office is in Lisbon Falls Woodcock III, the By DAVE LAVALLEE The town transferred $102,000 in Buck. agency, according to change in the Manchester dicated they are concerned with the project. Development Section 8 subsidies for president, said he was "amazed " at squelched efforts by the L'.S, Postal Mrs. F u ller, 26. m akes no (four miles away),” she said. “It Democratic nominee for Herald Reporter federal Community Development "This gives us a three-year exten­ the closing Service to shut down the one-room of­ deliveries took almost three years but they Listro. If the service is ap­ cable television franchise’s enthusiastic about the Gurdon Buck, Interfaith’s at­ the units. Buck said state representative from GLASTONBl RY - The town and Block Grant funds so that Interfaith sion to get financing. ” Buck said. “With that we would have the "Now comes the hard part. We are fice. and Mrs Fuller last month was “About 42 people come in each finally named me postmaster.” the 14th D istrict, said proved, it would serve posture,” Woodcock said. proposal and will try to get torney, said the agreement gives the most of the town, he said. the Glastonbury Interfaith Housing could purchase the land from the Interfaith had tried to obtain finan­ necessary rent level to provide for going to try to get money from CHFA today he received word Three years ago, the approval,” Woodcock said. the group three years to obtain finan­ When Listro learned of Corp. completed their agreement church. All aspects of the agreement cing from the Connecticut Housing financing,'■ Buck said. and Hl’D. " Lueckel. said from' Greater Hartford South Windsor Town Coun­ The senatorial candidate cing for the project. the petition, he said the Friday and the housing group were concluded and Interfaith now Finance Authority, but those efforts Even with the three-year time CATV that the firm is cil was unable to get a said Thursday was the first Lueckel said the plans are com­ firm wanted to back it. He purchased 10 acres of land from St. has control of the land. At the end of three years, the land failed. In January the group period to obtain funding. Buck said Search continues in Tolland filing for an application committment from the time he had talked with pleted for the project would not comment on Paul’s Church with $102,000 in Interfaith has proposed building 60 would revert back to the town if the examined a financing method with the group will have to work quickly. with the state to bring the Manchester franchise, ac­ Listro about the' town’s when the Service could be cable television prospects. federal funding for the purchase. units of elderly housing behind St. project fails. Then St. Paul’s would the Housing Authority. "Three years is barely enough "The chances of securing financing service to the town. cording to Woodcock, At brought into the town. Representatives from the church, Paul’s Church. have the option to purchase the land "This gives us a little breathing This will really test our mettle It are now improved because we have .Woodcock said he that time, the firm for body of missing child It would not be viable for the town and Interfaith met at 10 The agreement concludes months from the town in 90 days. St. Paul’s room,” Buck said. takes a long time to pull a HUD prac­ control of the land. The ability to received a telephone call declined the proposal and other firms to seek the continued to do so until a.m. Friday to close the three-way of negotiations, postponed closings would then pay the town its $102,000 The group is going to pursue U.S. tice together.■■ he said proceed quickly is one of the un­ TOLLAND lUPL - under a rock near her The missing girls' task Athanson, who led a peti­ from Sebastian Listro, town for cable television Thursday, Woodcock said. agreement. and general frustration for everyone for the transaction, aceprding to Department of Housing and Urban William J Lueckel. Interfaith written factors." he said Prompted by a new lead, family's home tion campaign convincing Greater Hartford CATV force was formed because because the Manchester Woodcock added he was authorities have begun She was one of six the President Richard vice president and general of "concern to in­ firm already has the equip­ delighted with this Chickid«ei and nuthatchas digging up parts of a heavi­ females missing or found vestigators and citizens Nixon to order the FBI into manager late Thursday ara fond of paanut bunar. ly wnc'ded area in their dead m eastern Connec­ alike think the same the case. More than 110,000 afternoon. latest attempt search for ticut during that period, perperator may be im­ people signed those Woodcock indicated Volcano burps the body ot a young girl prompting state police to plicated in more than one petitions. Listro said during the call who disappeared when she set up a special task force case," state police said The bodies of three of the that the Manchester firm ILWAVS BOYHC/SOilK went to look for a butterfly last year to probe the cases when announcing its for­ women who disappeared and he thought the idea %r ■ in 1973 and search for a possible mation in April 1979 after the Pockett girl — was a good one. COINS * VALUABLES in Washington A state backhoe gingerly link among them. The task force com­ Susan La Rosa, 20, Patricia Woodcock, in his petition dug up soil as a moderate Digging crews and mander. Sgl Joseph Luce, 18, and Janette drive has been seeking in- Bl'Y-SELL-TRADE VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) - "We aren’t expecting any ash to ram fell Thursday about a troopers moved pur­ Perkins, was at the scene Reynolds, 17 — have been clusion into the Knigirancto Sllvar - Coin A Dollart - Bullion Mapio Loaf; Volcanic Mount St. Helens erupted fall anywhere in any significant mile from where 7-year-old posefully from one area to of the digging Thursday. found. Manchester franchise. _Mox Gold Paa<^ Auatrian Ducata; Oz. Bara, Etc. "just like a burp” Friday, spewing amounts,” Allen Hendricks of the .lanice Pockett lived in this another in Thursday's ef­ The Pockett girl was the Listro said this morning ., . Maditon is currMitty paying approximaMy 100% mort for common ash 15,000 feet into the air, forcing slate Department of Emergency Ser­ r/' But the Pockett girl, Lisa northeastern Connecticut fort. apparently knowing second female to disappear that if the firm decided to U.S. goM coins, silvor coins, stoning, ate than ont yaar ago. Madison con- evacuation of a forest fire crew and vices said. “If ash does fall, it town beforehand where they in the area. Her case White, 13, and Debra go into South Windsor, it tinuas its mora than tan yaar buy/sall laadarsIWp for U.S. Silvor,■ Krap wouldn’t even be noticed by Spickler, 13, all remain of­ triggering the "ash siren” in the 'We are following up a would move if unsuccessful sparked considerable could be done without and coilaclor gold; all f o r ^ coins t papar monay; diamonds; watetws; town of Cougar. residents. It’s that light.” load as we have been lor a at any one location ficially classified as mis­ major expenditures. platinum; starting jawalry A flatwara; Franklin and othar privata mints Lois Livingston at the Cougar Store public outcry because the sing persons, A heavy cloud cover obscured the number of years involving Crowley said efforts FBI didn’t enter the in­ ”We would not have to & piacas; political Hams; tokans; madals; stamps, ale. summit at the time of the eruption — eight miles southwest of the the Janice Pockett case." would continue today. The vestigation for six months. Mrs. LaRosa's body was build a tower because the ARTS «CRAnS SUPPLIES ^ and prevented scientists from seeing volcano’s crater — said a fire whistle Luddie Corbin Vi VIhIi liiinseii losbaktT Howen said state police area searched was about The FBI entered the case found in a wooded area of one we have in Manchester whether a lava dome created by an blew at 3 p.m, to warn residents of would serve South Wind­ ... choosa from ona of Naw England's nm t comprahansiva salactions of spokesman ,lohn McLeod, one-half mile from where after appeals from then Vernon in 1978, nearly arts A crafts supplias - from doll housa building to macrama to Aug. 7 eruption was still there or was the possibility of ash. But there were whose department's seven the girl’s bicycle was found Rep Robert Steele and three years after she dis­ sor,” Listro'said. dacoupaga to Ma painting to stalnad glass, ate., ate., ate. Most axtansiva. blown away. no evacuation warnings or advisories years of searching have SIX days after she dis­ Hartford Mayor George appeared. Listro said the firm is There were no immediate reports posted for the town, she said. Your neighbors^ views turned up little or nothing appeared. MADISON COINS-CRAFTS-STAMPS ^ of ash fall, however, and officials Brady said both the Forest Service Stale police said they had State police said the and the U.S. Geological Survey had Local said they did not expect any because a new lead' in the girl's same area was thoroughly the ash apparently dissipated into personnel in the area of the volcano, What do you think the Democrats will have to do disappearance, but searched by several hun­ 891 Bostan Post Re«l (U.S. HI) Madlfon, Conn. steam. but nobody was in or near the mile­ wouldn't say what led them dred volunteers who looked Opon Swidaya AFTER JUNE Stt 11-S; Opan Mon.-Sat. 10-5 wide crater at the time of eruption, to four sites dug up "ufUBMl}f otPcJkW ttoni,'' STAINED CUSS ”lt seems just like a burp that A spokesman for the Forest Ser­ to reunite the Jimmy Carter and Edward !VI. Kennedy factions? for the Pockett girl the U PUiit Xf omfy Af wop** happened about 2:45 p.m.,” Jim Wednesday and Thursday. week she disappeared vice said a crew consisting of about Brady of the Federal Emergency The digging by the state In the past seven years, 10 men was evacuated by helicopter Caryn Luddie, Granby —“It’s many of his holdouts. I doubt very (;ar> lluMKcn. East Hartford — "1 together before they can accomplish Management Agency said. “It’s a Transportation Depart­ the area has changed The from an Inaccessible area of the hopeless. I don’t think they, (the much if they can straighten it out. ” think it can be done. Kennedy will anything 1 think they can work it out very, very minor event.” ment crew was to continue road where Miss Pockett mountain, but that otlTer crews were Democrats), have a chance in Package Store have to join Carter to stop Reagan Joe lloxcn. Glastonbury,-"They today lived has been paved and The National Weather Service said still in the area. November.” Manrhentfr L^urkaHr Gail WeUI.,-Wallingford - ”I |„.|,„k,.r. Middletown are going to have to get on the ball I can't say what it is. houses now line the once winds were blowing to the southeast, "The fire crew was in a difficult Alfred Corliin Jr., East Hartford don t know. Kennedy would have to going to have to come tOH W . MiHitIf I npLn* and start working together where it came from or sparsely populated street. 019.0416 inDmoN and emergency agencies said the position,” Barbara Johnson of the —“Mr. Carter will have to give in mak^an effort to join Carter. where we got it It's just The digging marked the JOHN SMITH state’s ash-weary communities Forest ^rvice said. "They felt they another lead in many that first effort in the case probably would be spared from the were probably closer than they we've received and that since state police divers PIEIISE gray grit this time. should be.” has been followed up. " said combed the bottom of Price changes per Liquor Commission The Lowest... police spokesman Joe Walker Reservoir in Ver­ Historic buildings intact Crowley This one will be non after a psychic's tip Film followed up in the same last year. manner All of the digging was WALKER’S CANADIAN BLACK & WHITE SCDTCH Processing... the $15,000 federally funded survey is of the study next suinme’r would be in tangible nmtributK'ns the survey OvI ^U iC JC jy By PATRICK REILLY makes in showing people the certain The only thing we re 1.75L 80 Proof what it will do for old buildings in the Mayberry Village and Naubuc taking place on land owned 1.75L 86.8 Proof; Around! ^ Herald Reporter style and period a particular building looking for right now is by Tolland Tax Collector Reg. SKCUL SAVE Reg. SKCUL SAVE town, Avenue areas. comes from ' Janice Pockett, " he said. Earl Beebe, who said he ‘11.39 ‘10.39 *1.00 *18.99 ‘17.99 *1.00 F ho tnartlhow 16,000 EAST HARTFORD— The town ■'In areas such as Silver Lane and Exactly how the town will use the Donald Harrington, one ol the She was last seen July 26. gave troopers permission Quality Rim Developing At Our... M nc W tsum ttr members. Page 2. historical Main Street whore things are study won't be decided on. Dagon 1973 when she went to do the digging. All sites Partly sunny and pleasant with A former New Britain civil ser- buildings than people would think, changing we have identified the said, until the survey is concluded researchers, said one ol the njore in­ bicycling in search of a were within about a Low Everyday Prices highs in the upper 70s. Detailed vice commissioner testifies that he historical survey director Ellen historical buildings and given next year. Ms. Miller said the study teresting things he lound in the study dead butterflv she had left quarter mile of each other. GILBEY’S GIN DLD CRDW BdURBAN COLOR PRINTS OimPMCf SLIDES & MOVIES forecast on Page 2. arranged a $2,500 payoff for a Miller said Friday on the final day of reasons for keeping them around," could be used in the recognition of in­ was that many of the historical 1 Liter 80 Proof 12 exp. develop & print S2.B9 2 0exp.slldes...... S1.98 policeman to pass his exam for the 11-week survey, Ms. Miller said. dividual homes and neighborhoods homes were owned in their time by 1.79L 80 Proof She said the town, in reference to for the federal Register of Historic people who worked in such jobs as Reg. SKCUL SAVE RW- SKCUL SAVE 20 exp. develop & print 4.99 36 exp. slides...... 2.99 detective sergeant. Page 2. The survey, which covered basical- i n s p o r t s ' ly two town neighborhoods, includes the number of historical buildings, Homes and Places. elevator c'perators ‘6.59 ‘6.23 38« •12.99 ‘11.92 *1.07 24 exp. develop & print 9.79 8 mm/Super 8 movies .. 1.99 "I find it interesting because I Forrando Orchards 36 exp. develop & print 8.99 David Graham move. Into the Inside toduy detailed promes^o^ histo^caUy “could hold its own in this state." Somehow the town hopes to use the *Proc«taing by uuartflan Ms. Miller said a lot of towns haven’t study, but for the survey’s can’t own a home now and my wife Now open (or tlia Seaton lead after two rounds at churches ...... 4 history of East H artfo^ and 14 oral stopped short to save their buildings. researchers the study has already also works, ” Harrington Said ARNALDD WMtehester Golf Classic ... Hot classified...... 12-14 histories, all in a 400-page volume. The survey, half of which was Thi'ugh the study ended o)ficially GILBEY’S VODKA only a t ... provided an education. NATIVE PEACHES - APPLES Italian Sparklino Wino Co«"‘« ...... Survey’s findings were of- funded by the state historical com­ "The survey has shown me that in­ Friday, the survey's ollice in the and PEARS 1.75L 80 Proof Entertainment ...... 6 ficially handed to Mayor George A. mission and the other half by the stead of condemning something right Town Hall Annex will remain open to Reg. SKCUL SAVE 780 ML *3.99 the Salem nassiff camera shop] t e n Obituaries ...... -.8 Dagon Friday who in turn will town’s share of federal Community away you can come to appreciate it. ” volunteers willing to work on the Opan 7 days ■ waah ‘10.55 ‘9.36 »1.19 ^ People/Places...... 9 deliver the volume to the state Development funds, covered basical­ Naomi Klein, one of the researchers, study. Miss Carlson said she plans to 639 htain § 4 R .fiif ntanchester] ly the central business district and said. work part-time on the survey Locatad on Bircli Mtnmtaln Rd., Olastonbury S Connecticut sp o rts...... lO-ll Historical Commission. Copies will PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE SALES TAX Television ...... 5-6 also be available in Town Hall, the past of Silver Lane. "I live here and after working on through the year mllas bayond VHo’t Raataurani ^CLAIM CENTER FOReOally NOmiiert *11101181 Tro* *111818111 Lottari The Connecticut State TownTalk...... 8 historical study office in the 'Town Town officials want to continue the the survey it makes me feel more Of the about 15 volunteers who Employees Association vows to Update ...... 2 Hall Annex and in the Raymond survey next year and the Town Coun­ positive about East Hartford, " appeared earlier this summer to help repel attempts by international un- W eather...... 2 Library, cil has agreed to seek $15,000 for the D eb o rah Carlson, another in the survey. Ms Klein said, there Ms. Miller said the importance of study. Ms. Miller said the emphasis researcher, said. ’’There are also in­ are about five lolt

A ■L-:l EVENING HEIUU> Sat . August 16. 1980 Aide at ROTC Decline in baby boom Mpdotc- sues Fendell challenge for colleges enable a team of expert medical scientists, acting on her 12.03-point gain for the week. Airline officials were unwilling to discuss specifics of MYSTIC (UPI) - The decline of the fewer high school students than the 12 Playmate of year killed the tight»ned security, but the change most obvious to baby boom will make the next decade the million estimated for 1981. behalf, to answer conclusively whether Oswald — or TTie broader-based New York Stock Ehichange index By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA someone else — was buried Nov. 25. 1963. gained 0.26 to 72.07, an all-time high, and the price of a airline passengers will be more thorough searches of most challenging for American higher 'In Connecticut the decline will be par­ LOS ANGELES i I PI i - The 1980 Playboy Playmate of Herald Reporter the year, a budding movie star living a Hollywood fairy Planned meticulously for weeks, all was in order for a share increased 13 cents. Advances topped declines 843- handcarried baggage. education in more than 100 years. Univer­ ticularly dramatic," he said for example. clandestine disinterment of the body early Friday at MANCHESTER— On the eve of his departure for sity of Hartford President Stephen J. "Between 1979 and 1995, the reduction in tale." was killed by a shotgun blast triggered by her es­ 655 among the 1.900 issues traded at 4 p.m. EDT. Israel, Norman Fendell, resigning director of the Rose Hill Burial Park in Fort Worth. Texas, and rush it to Trachtenberg said Friday, tranged husband who turned the gun on himself, police Regional Occupational Training Center, has been served high school graduates Dallas for autopsy, based on permission granted by Mrs. Polish strikes spreading "The next decade is going to be the most will be approximately 43 percent ' said Friday papers in a civil suit alleging he defamed the reputation Porter acting as next-of-kin. Airlines beef up security challenging for American higher educa­ "Administrators will have to be far­ The nude'bodies of Dorothy Straiten. 20. and Paul WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Strikes by more than 50,000 of one of the school system’s employees. Snider. 29. were found on a bed late Thursday by friends But minutes before the close of business Thursday, workers brought transportation to a halt in the major tion since the 1850s," he told the annual sighted in searching for flexibility in use MIAMI (UPI) — Airlines beefed up security, put more Christopher Dougan, a woodworking aide at the center meeting of the Newcomen Society in ti^otiey, allocation of resources and The shotgun lay between them Robert Oswald of Wichita Falls, Texas, obtained a tem­ Baltic port of Gdansk Friday and Polish leader Edward sky marshals on aircraft and began comparing for the handicapped, has made the charge. While Dougan North America, a group of business and Friends of the couple said he was distraught over her porary restraining order, pending a court hearing next Gierek returned from the .Soviet Union to deal with the facilities and professional and stall passengers to a "behavioral profile" Friday in hopes of had no comment on the incident Friday night, one of his education leaders. time," Trachtenberg said. nude picture layout in the magazine She said that Friday, from District Judge James Wright ending a rash of skyjackings by homesick Cuban growing demands for labor and political reform. co-attorneys confirmed the papers were served on "In the next 10 years, many of Trachtenberg said because of the brought her to the attention of movie producers refugees, The walkout in Gdansk by shipyard workers and bus Fendell Friday morning. America’s 2,000 colleges and universities changes ahead for higher education, facul­ Dow hits a new high "We're more alert and more responsive to any cause drivers capped six weeks of mushrooming labor unrest Attorney Robert Brill, who is representing Dougan, will close their doors,” he said, ty members will be forced to consider for suspicion than we were in quieter times," said and appeared to pose the most serious challenge to the said, "Fendell has been served with a defamation suit. "Everybody who is going to be 18, the "re-examination of tenure, hiring, evalua* Oswald kin square off NEW YORK il'P Ii — The Dow Jones industrial Elastem Airlines spokesman Jim Ashlock. "We've also authority of the slate since worker riots in the same city We are requesting compensatory and punitive damages." conventional entering age for freshmen at tion, promotion and other academic per­ added a few new wrinkles we can't talk about. " D.ALL.AS I PI' — The widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, average hit a 3'j-year high Friday and the stock market led to the fall of Premier Wladyslaw Gomulka’s govern­ Brill said no particular sum was sought. college, in the next 10 years, is already a sonnel practices." wrapped up a winning week with a modest gain Friday. wanting to spare her childrerufrcm more and more ment in 1970. Besides suing Fendell, the suit also names the statistic. We know who they are, we know mystery surrounding President John F Kennedy' s Trading was active despite grim inflation news Three planes have been hijacked to Havana in less than Manchester Board of Education. Brill, who is represen­ where they are and we know that there Appointed to hoard assassination, vowed Friday to battle Oswald's brother The Dow average of 30 stocks, which soared 13.40 a week, two of them Air Florida flights between Miami But there was little knowledge of the Gdansk strikes in ting Dougan with the aid of co-counsel Igor Sikorsky, said are less of them than in the decade we points Thursday after dropping 14 85 the previous two and Key West and the third a National Airlines flight that MANCIIE.STER — Mrs. Jeanette M for the right to have the body dug up and examined Warsaw or other Polish cities, where the state-controlled the suit alleges negligence on the board's behalf. have just completed," Trachtenberg said. McDermott of 107 Keeney St. has been ap­ Sources told I PI Marina Oswald Porter was resolute sessions, gained 4 09 points to 966.72. It was the highest was diverted to Cuba Thursdav while bound for San Juan, press ignored the labor unrest. “We've alleged they were negligent in hiring and He said by 1994 the number of 18-year- close since 968 00 on March 16 and gave the average a pointed to the executive board of the and firm in her intention to press the legal battle to PR placing Fendell in a position of authority where he could olds in the U.S. will be 26 percent lower Connecticut Association for Reading injure my client," Brill said. than in 1979. Researcli. Those Injuries, Brill said, stem from charges Fendell Trachtenberg said the declining number Mrs, McDermott is also a represen­ made against Dougan. Brill said the most resented of potential students means colleges and tative to the Connecticut Reading Council charge Fendell made was that while Dougan was a universities will have to adapt to the and is a member of the Special Services CSEA plans woodworking aide at the ROTC he appropriated school “numerical tyranny" or go the way of the "— 4 1 V V tow W Committee for the annual reading con­ property for his own use. "long-departed dinosaur." ference of the council. She is a reading "It's a nice way of saying they're accusing him of He said by 1995 there will be 2 million specialist in the Vernon school system. stealing,” Brill said. Brill said the other charges by to fight raids Fendell that motivated the complaint are: that ^u g an HARTFORD i UPI i — Leaders of the Connecticut State swore at a handicapped student; that Dougan was Employees Association are proposing a 1100,000 cam­ regularly tardy; that Dougan refused to follow instruc- paign to fight membership raids by several international . tions; and that Dougan used an ROTC truck without per­ ALL unions. CSE.A President A1 Marotta said Friday. mission. He said the union's executive committee will decide Reached Friday afternoon, Fendell had no comment on Aug 26 whether to appropriate the money to "repel the suit. Reached late Friday evening, Assistant Driver wasn't hurt TOP NOTCH STORES attempts by some international unions " to take over Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin confirmed he was A Connecticut Transit Co. bus driver was uninjured in a 9 a.m. crash CSEA's 16,000 members. aware of the suit. near St. Bridget’s Church, 80 Main St„ Manchester. Louise King, 43, of The state's largest and oldest public employees union "Late Friday, he (Fendell) brought it in and I made a New Britain told ixilice she attempted to avoid hitting a car, but was this summer considered affiliating with one of four inter­ copy of it. We have not been served at the board's office,” national unions as'a means of maintaining unity among Deakin said. charged anyway with failure to stay to the right. (Herald photo by I wlAfnin fQTOCtSY €> the members, many of whom have supported affilia­ Brill confirmed the papers had been served on Fendell Harry) tion in the past five years. but had not yet been served on the board as of Friday But Marotta said the union s executive committee night. "I suspect the board may be served with the For period ending 7 p m EST 8 16 80 During Saturday, rejected proposals from the United Auto Workers, the papers Monday, although I don’t know for sure,” Brill OPEN thundershowers are expected throughout the Missouri American Federation of Teachers, the International said. Dispute on zoning Valleys Elsewhere weather is fair in general Laborers and the .American Federation of State, County In anticipation of being served, Deakin said he and Municipal Employees union for the same, reason. forwarded a copy of "what was served upon Fendell” to Weather forecast W'e considered many of their proposals, looking all attorney Victor Schoen, who represented the board in a that time for the end result of having a united front." said complaint Dougan brought to the state Labor Board. delays CofC move SUNDAY Deakin said he took this action because “we’ve been Greater Boston Saturday partly sunny and pleasant the union president But if they had affiliated, we'd have By MARY KITZMANN highs in the upper 70s Saturday night clear and cool, lows had other groups we already represent going elsewhere named as the primary defendant. Fendell is secondary.” In his letter, O’Marra noted the home in the 50s Sunday mostly sunny highs around 80 and that would not have brought unity " “The suit appears to be a direct outgrowth of testimony Herald Reporter was in a double A residence zone. The per­ FYobability of precipitation 20 percent Saturday and 10 As the governing body prepared to vote on affiliation given at the hearing. That seems to be the genesis of the MANCHESTER - The planned Sept. 1 mitted uses of the zone are single family percent Saturday West to northwest winds 15 to 20 mph last week, two units — the ^ m e m b e r Protective Ser­ suit," Deakin said. move of the Greater Manchester (Chamber homes, renting of rooms for not more than Saturday diminishing to aruund 10 mph Saturday night. vices group and the 52-member Judicial Inspectors divi­ D^kin referred to the suit Dougan brought before the of Commerce to the Frank Cheney home three people, and uses such as parks, Southeastern Massachusetts, coastal Rhode Island, in­ sion — threatened to affiliate with other unions because Labor ^ a r d earlier this year. In it, Dougan charged he has been delayed by a zoning dispute. playgrounds, recreation building, the four choices did not necessarily represent their was fired from the ROTC by Fendell because of his role Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas churches and schools. Any other uses am to Spm terior Rhode Island, central Connecticut, southwest in­ terior Connecticut, west coastal Connecticut, east needs in circulating a petition critical of Fendell. O'Marra ruled the use of the building by require a variance. coastal Connecticut, eastern interior Connecticut Satur­ .Marotta said the majority of the money to be spent in Fendell, in defending his firing of Dougan, made the the chamber was not a permitted use in a O'Marra mentioned the tax-exempt day partly sunny and pleasant, highs in the upper 70s the fight "IS coming froip the assets we have available, " charges which Dougan now claims constitute a defama­ Residence AA zone. status of the corporation, and church, as Clear and cool Saturday night lows 50 to 55 Mostly sunny including a surplus of last year's budget, a savings ac­ tion of character. Attorney Allan Thomas, representing defined by the zoning statutes, has a broad Sunday, highs around ^ Probability of precipitation 20 count, investment accounts and almost $20,000 the CSEA The state Labor Board, in a 2-1 decision, ruled in favor the Sotuh United Methodist Church, the interpetation. percent Saturday and 10 percent Saturday night West to received last month in a federal court decision against of Dougan, a decision the Board of Education is now home’s owner, is appealing O’Marra's "There ie no question the term northwest winds 15 to 20 mph Saturday diminishing to the state for the union's legal fees in a retirement case appealing. ruling to the Zoning Board of Appeals. If “church" is broader than a house of around 10 mph Saturday night The union faces another round of elections in the fall, Deakin said he forwarded copies of the suit to the the appeal is denied the church will seek a worship. Viewing a church as a communi­ Merrimack valley of Massachusetts. Connecticut as It prepares for the writing of another contract, said Board of Elducation Friday. He added he had no comment variance to allow the chamber to use the ty of persons, bound together for religious valley of Massachusetts, central Massachusetts Satur­ Marotta Observing lizard eggs to any of the charges in the suit but said the board would building. purposes it is difficult to conceive that an day partly sunny and pleasant highs 75 to 80 Clear and The union has been plagued by a series of election votes These girls check the progress of several Jessica Couture, 5, Lisa Ciechowski, 6, and respond by the second week of September. The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear activity which is directly church spon­ cool Saturday night, lows 50 to 55 Mpstly sunny Sunday almost annually, he said, because once a two-year con­ lizard eggs at the South Windsor Child Care Brill Mid Fendell’s plan to take a position in Israel as the appeal and variance request Sept. 15. sored would not be permitted. highs around 80 Probability of precipitaion 20 percent tract IS a vear old, members can vote to change affilia­ Danielle Demming, 5. (Herald photo by an education consultant, which had been made public in "The key, however, is whether the ac­ Center The girls are from left to right: Th^ chamber, after months of Saturday and 10 percent Saturday night West to tion Lavallee). March, need not be affected by the suit. Fendell has been negotiations with the church, tentatively tivity is sponsored by the church. It is northwest winds 15 to 20 mph Saturday diminishing to 10 Marotta said the union has had election difficulties employed by the Manchester Board of Education since agreed in March to occupy the ground clear the chamber is not church spon­ mph Saturday night since 1975 when the collective bargaining law in Connec­ 1961 and has been highly praised for the ROTC, which he floor of the historic home, which lies sored. Berkshires. northwest hills Connecticut Saturday ticut changed to allow unions to collect dues, which at­ founded. within the Cheney National Historic "Occupancy can also not quality as an partly cloudy and pleasant, highs in the upper 70s Satur­ tracted the international groups Ex-commissioner talks In the past week, however, a report was made public in District. accessoi7 use by the church for several day ntght clear and cool, lows around 50 Mostly sunny CSEA members have been attracted by affiliation with Which outside special education experts criticized the ad­ The move from the chamber’s offices at reasons. Therefore an application for a Sunday highs around 80 Probability of precipitation 20 international unions "because of their expertise and ministration, curriculum and student placement policies 257 E. Center St. was confirmed last zoning permit, if made, would be denied," percent Saturday and 10 percent Saturday night West to skills at the bargaining table." Marotta said. "They also at the center. The experts said' the report lacked praise week. The chamber planned to pay O'Marra said. northwest winds 10 to 15 mph through Saturday night say they have some voice in Washington but that does not about promotion buying because they saw its purpose as enumerating the heating costs, and share maintenance In a response to O'M arra’s letter, Buzzards Bay. Cape Cod and islands Massachusetts gam you the political clout you need in this state." problems, not citing the successes. costs of the building at 20 Hartford Road. Thomas said no one from his office, or the Partly sunny and pleasant Saturday, highs in the upper He also charged that international unions such as the HARTFORD lU Pll — Former tive sergeant's test" test in your house while your wife The lease would be for five years. chamber, solicited the reply as O'Marra 70s Clear Saturday night, lows in the 50s Mostly sunny L'.AW and Laborers Union were losing membership New Britain Civil Service Com­ He said he asked Pettinelli "Is was there?" The church which purchased the indicated. Sunday, highs near 80 Probability of precipitation 20 per­ because of a lack of emplovment and that international missioner Frederick P. Haddad there anything you can do for Mr. Haddad said "I got mad because be building for a school about 20 years ago, He also said "his client is totally con­ cent ^turday and 10 percent ^turday night West to .unions were interested in the CSEA to add "dollars and testified Friday that he arranged for Sahadi’’ " and was told "I can't do involved my wife. I said, "George, Vernon mayor plans had been looking for tenant for some time. vinced they are permitted to make an northwest winds 15 to 20 mph Saturday diminishing to people to their ranks " policemap Cleorge Sahadi to buy his this for nothing. Tell him he'll have you know you never took a test in my There had been difficulities finding a non­ agreement without the need for any such around 10 mph Saturday night promotion to detective sergeant. to pay" house." Rockville area tour profit organization to rent the building. permit.” Haddad said he arranged for Haddad said an amount was men­ Haddad said he later told his wife The church uses the building from May In a subsequent letter, O’Marra in­ Sahadi to pay former Personnel tioned. but he couldn't remember if it about the conversation and “she VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst will be taking a to October but does not use it in winter to formed the church a violation exists, and The Almanac Conrail replaces Director Alfred S. Pettinelli $2,000 or was $2.(XX) or $2,500. "I lean more wouldn't believe George would do walking tour of the Spring Street area neighborhood in avoid heating costs. it would be fined $100 a day without a $2,500 to pass his promotional toward the $2,500. " he said. Rockville. The idea of the walk came from a petition O'Marra, in a letter to attorney Thomas variance. By I tilled Pre«'* Inlernutiiinal something like that to implicate examination Haddad said he relayed the her.” from residents. in July, said a zoning permit for the struc­ Today is Saturday. Aug 16. the 229th day of 1980 with rail line manager He also testified the policeman message to S ^ d i, who told him So he said to prove the point to his The petition calls for improvements to area housing, ture was needed for chambers occupancy. The appeal was filed Friday in the Plan­ 137 to follow paid the money in a three-inch stack "Whatever he wants I'll give him." wife he hid a tape recorder “in my roads and sidewalks. It also called for an end to youth If applied for, it would be denied, lie said. ning and Zoning Office. The moon is approaching its first quarter of bills he dropped off at Haddad's NEW YORK lUPU — The general manager of When he informed Pettinelli of the den underneath a studio couch" and groups gathering in the area causing vandalism and The morning stars are Mercury and Venus Plainville service station. arrangement. Haddad said he was harassing residents. The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn Conrail s beleaguered commuter rail line was replaced turned il on before his next conversa­ Friday He said he tape recorded a conver­ told "Okay he'll be taken care of." tion with Sahadi. The residents, more than 100 of them, cited in par­ Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo sation with Sahadi, who is on trial for Haddad said he became aware of ticular serious housing code violations in severgl of the Two teachers resign Robert Ringling. of circus fame, was born Aug 16. A spokesman for the line announced that Joseph "I wanted to show someone just Spreng, a 40-year railroad veteran, will assume respon­ bribery and conspiracy, after the the results when Sahadi was certified the type of person he was," Haddad buildings in the area. BOLTON — The Board of Education of Education (CABE) asked to be put on 1897 policeman threatened to implicate by the Civil Service Commission. He The mayor, who plans to meet with the residents On this date in history sibility for the line, which services Westchester County said. accepted the resignations of two teachers the board’s regular meeting agenda on a and Connecticut commuters. Haddad's wife. Tina, in the two-year said Pettinelli then approached him He gave the tape to his attorney Tuesday night, said she has referred the matter of the at its meeting Thursday. They were regular basis so any necessary business In 1896, north country gold rush fever began Gold was probe of municipal corruption in New when the oral and written tests were housing code violations to John Darcy, the town's housing could be taken up. "The association asked discovered in the Klondike region of Canada s Yukon Richard C Sullivan, vice president of Conrail s newly last June and the attorney gave it tc Robert Hunt, Grade 6 teacher, and Susan ALL WEEK Britain completed and said he wanted his prosecutors. code inspector. board members for any suggested Territory formed Passenger Services department, announced that Novak, Grade 4 teacher. the present manager. Kenneth Smith, would aSsume Sahadi is the first of 24 men money. Defense attorney Robert B. Darcy, who has expressed concern about uncorrected Susan Salesses was approved as a Grade resolutions to present to the Legislature. In 1948 baseball Hall-of-Famer Babe Ruth died in .New charged in the case to stand Inal. "The next day Sahadi came down violations, has asked the Town Council to give him police Board members will be notified of all AUG. 17 THRU AUG. 23 York City of cancer other duties ' Halloran has challenged the tape's 5 teacher. Conrail runs the commuter operation under contract to Nine of the defendants have pleaded to the station la Plainville service admissability on the grounds of powers so he can fine violators and take them to court. School Superintendent Raymond Allen high school classes having less than 10 In 1971 New York stocks broke a 197-year price and guilty or no contest to charges stem­ station owned by Haddad) with a The mayor will be addressing the group Tuesday at 7; 30 volume record in response to President Nixon's wage- the Metropolitan Transportation Authority The line, tampering, chain of custody was given appioval to attend the 1981 students in them and may call a special which carries 170.000 passengers a day. has been under ming from the investigation. paper package tightly wrapped about questions and that only portions of it p.m. in the Nye Street firehouse which is in that American Association of School Ad­ meeting if there are any serious price-rent freeze announced the day before Haddad pleaded guilty to con­ three inches high wrapped with neighborhood. In 1977. rock music idol Elvis Presley died of a heart at­ fire this summer for crowded trains' lack of air con­ were admissable. m inistrator’s Convention in Atlanta, problems. spiracy and perjury charges last sticky tape. He handed me the tack at his home in Memphis. Tenn . at the age of 42 ditioning. and late trains Prosecutors earlier revealed near­ Over the years several Rockville Neighborhood G ^;gia from Feb. 12-16. Funds are in- If there are no objections, the item will Conrail is prepared to provide support services in an September and is awaiting senten­ package and said 'This is for our bud­ ly two minutes of the tape had been Associations have been formed. The first was the cHIfled in the current school budget for the be put on the board’s September agenda DON’T MISS OUR FULL COLOR cing effective manner to assist Spreng." Smith said dy.' I told him to p u ljt in the top covered by music. Northwest Rockville Neighborhood Association. trip. for approval. ^ fo re Haddad took the witness drawer of my desk," Haddad said. 1 6 PAGE SALE CIRCULAR ... Lottery•> numbers Joe Spreng is well grounded in knowledge and Assistant. State's Attorney F. ’The Connecticut Association of Boards experience both in railroading and in the met" region to stand, Waterbury policeman James He said Pettinelli then came to the Timothy McNamara said Friday Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Friday in New the extent that problems of passenger comfort and on E. McDonald said someone had service station and picked up Uie there were other "ruperimposed in­ LOADED WITH England ^ time performance can be solved by the application of falsified a test score he gave Sahadi. package. trusions" on the tape but he believed Senior program set Maintenance pact signed Connecticut 412 technical competence, professional dedication, Sahadi's oral examination for the Haddad said he became angry later them to be "unintentional in­ RACK-TO'SCHOOL SAVINGS! Maine 085 managerial skill and a fresh perspective," Sullivan said promotion showed a score of 95. but when Sahadi asked him if Pettinelli trusions" and "we believe the music McDonald said be never gave anyone gave him any of the money. SOUTH WINDSOR — The Senior Center is seeking BOLTON— Hie Board of Eklucation Michael Parsons, Building and Grounds New Hampshire .5810 He will be in a position to movd forward im- was not intentional either.” persons interested in working on a program at the center a score higher than 85. "That upset me." Haddad approved signing a two-year maintenance Committee chairman, said, “To date that Rhode Island 5434 mediatelv " Haddad said he had nothing to do during the 1980-81 year. CIRCULARS WILL RE Haddad testified “ Mr. Sahadi testified. I said "George, you know I contract with a Middletown firm for the is the lowest quote received - other quotes with the 1:50 music interlude and Persons may run programs for the center on their hob­ heating system at Bolton High School. asked me to speak to Mr. Pettinelli to wouldn't take any." And Sahadi assumed his son recorded over it by went as high as $9,000.” AVAILABLE MONDAY IN OUR see il he could help him on the detec­ bies, special interests or even travel experiences. The contract includes two years of The only stipulation to signing the con­ Man* hesier To Advertiaa To Report News replied "You know the day f took the mistake. Volunteers are needed to run programs in ceramics, East HartflircJ (ilasu>i^ur\ maintenance at |1,200 per year (that in­ tract is if the board can get a lower quote. MANCHESTER STORES! F'-r .1 lid 'S iliK j idverii.sernent ta ll To report a news item or story idea: art, stenciling or any type of needlework craft, or wood­ M3-2711 and d'k CldSsified Olhce cludes two inspections and all necessary It is checking with one more firm. Evening Herald M anchester Alex Girelli. 643-2711 carving. nour> dre « in j m t-. ' p m Monday parts), renovating and replacing There are funds in the current budget I'SFS .T27.'.il0 East Hartford Pat R eilly. 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TownTolk Drought and heat wave -t ■“ Sometimes a sense of humor isn't saying to the complainant. “Don’t Board of Education member, said, appreciated — but sometimes one go anywhere, we'll be right over." “Go to the great McDonalds and can't resist is anyway. Such was see what you get for $1." School the case when the South Windsor During a recent discussion on Superintendent Raymond Allen im­ to-hbo8t grocery costs Police received a call that four whether or not to raise the price of mediately replied, “You don’t get tires and the spare were stolen items offered by the Bolton school change anymore." number of factors, including tight niortgage rates show up in the CPI lunch program, John Morianos, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Drought from a car Police couldn't resist and heat have sharply increased credit for farmers, and were and slow its rise more than food wholesale food prices, and as a result worsened by this summer's drought prices accelerate it. consumers soon will be paying more and heat wave. Alan Greenspan, Schultze's at supermarkets, the government Poultry prices jumped 23.5 percent counterpart in the last Republican in June as millions of chickens died administration, said in an interview 'A reported Friday. -^3 f- in the heat. Beef and veal rose 7.4 the rise in overall consumer prices is That much was ciear from new Obituaries wholesale price figures. What it percent at wholesale, pork 13.7 per­ likely to slow to an annual rate of 5 means for inflation overall was less cent. ' percent or less in coming months but iV • Mrs. Kthel T. IVuse clear as economists came up with Labor Department economist John later will increase. \K K \O N — Mrs. Ethel (Town­ widely differing opinions. Layng said these prices will show up One bright spot was that wholesale send I Pease, 70. of 109 Rand Ave., The Labor Department said iCs in­ in supermarkets in about a month. energy prices declined for the second Rockville, died Friday in Rockville dex of producer prices for finished Lawrence Chimerine of Chase month in a row, falling 0.6 percent. General Hospital. goods ready for retailers rose 1.7 per­ Econometrics said the rise in retail Wholesale gasoline fell 1.2 percent She was the wife of Edwin T cent.from June to July — a compound food prices will be substantial. By But economists interviewed expect Pease annual rate of 22.3 percent. the end of 1981, he said, supermarket higher cartel prices and the effects of Photos Mrs Pease was born in Liverpool. That was the biggest jump since a 2 prices will be 20 percent higher than U.S. oil decontrol to that. England, and had lived in Hartford percent monthly rise in November of they were this past June. AH of them also noted that for many years She was a former 1974 during the last recession. “Consumer food prices will rise,” wholesale prices of consumer goods By legal secretary Most of the latest increase came said Charles Schultze, chairman of other than food rose 1.1 percent in Ju­ the president's Council of Economic ly, indicating a stubborn Betty She scDved as a past president of from wholesale food prices, which 'A the Rockville Public Health Nursing rose 3,8 percent. Food prices at in­ Advisers, “but we still expect the “underlying” rate of inflation in the .Association and as a memben^of the termediate stages of production overall rate of inflation in the Con­ economy. Thus, even if overall infla­ Ryder Rockville Hoard,of Education. Board jumped 3.2 percent, and at the farm sumer Price Index to slow down in tion subsides in the next few months of Finance and the Lake Street or crude products level, 9 percent. the months ahead.” before the presidential election, School Building Committe, Analysts said these rising food The administration believes this many believe it will return to this un­ She served as Rockville city clerk production prices began with a will occur as recently falling home derlying i-ate close to 10 percent. lor lour years ■v; Besides her husband, she leaves a son, ('apt Alan Pease, U.S, Air Wolfram and Rosemarie Przymusinski of pg^n St., Manchester. The Przymusinksis Force. Crofton. Md , a sister. Mrs. Carter predicts big win U'retta T Fregois, New York City West Berlin, at left, check out Wally’s ^g^g guests of the Miller family during the and one granddaughter •N Garden with Wally and Anne Miller and their Connecticut Friendship Force exchange with Funeral services will be Monday at NEW YORK (UPI) - President Kennedy would go campaigning for “I have a secret weapon, and that daughter, Clare, at the Miller home at 289 ^Vest Berlin. \ is the black people in this country,” 6 1 1 am in the Union Congregational Carter said Friday that even though Carter in the key northern industrial Church. Rockville Burial will be in he trails Ronald Reagan in every states many feel are vital to winning Carter said. Melrose Cemetery, East Windsor. nationwide poll, he will score a the White House this fall. Carter discussed his reunion with Kennedy after visting the Pablo G There will be no calling hours. “tremendous victory" over his Speaking to the Democratic Memorial donations mav be made Republican rival in the November National Committee meeting the Picasso exhibit at the Museum of t(' the Rockville Public Health Nur­ election. morning after he accepted his par­ Modern Art. four blocks from his With the Friendship Force in Connecticut sing Association As he left the Democratic National ty’s nomination. Carter warned that midtown Manhattan hotel The Ladd Funeral Home. 19 Convention for a few days rest at his the 1980 election would set a course headquarters. \ Ellington Ave . Rockville, is in y kV Camp David retreat. Carter was still for the United States for the next 20 “I think it was fine," he said. charge (>f arrangements. trying to patch up relations with his years. “Last night was good. 1 think once bitter rival. Sen. Edward When the voters understand that, although it (the convention) may West Berliners taur, Kennedy. he said, “ I have no doubt on have started out rocky and divided ... Carter said Kennedy's appearance November 4 we will celebrate a there was a steady buildup of unity. I at his side at the closing convention tremendous victory.” think it was a major step forward the Democratic Party and the nation." riirifi shop restorked sesison Thursday night was a “very Before leaving New York, Carter \S^ gracious" of party unity. met briefly with black Democratic “I thought it was very gracious of SOI TM W IND.-iOK - The South dine, make new friends Although the two shook hands several leaders who made it clear at the con­ him to come to the convention plat­ a « i Windsor Community Thrift Shop, Pioneer aviator times, the meeting appeared cool. vention the president has not done form," Carter said of Kennedy’s li'cated in the Sullivan Avenue Plaza, Still uncertain was whether enough for minorities and the poor. appearance on the podium. IS completely re-stocked and will be Fred Gilmore, a retired machinist and one-time pilot, leans open for business Tuesday. Aug 19. against a tractor-bulldozer he built in 1947. Gilmore’s entire Shop hours are Tuesday, flying career was crammed into one day —the day he flew his Wednesday and Thursday 10 a m. to 4 homebuilt 475-pound airplane on and off the frozen surface of p m and beginning Sept. 6. every Smoky fire doused quickly Saturday from I p m to 4 p m Nequasset Lake in Woolwich, Maine, in 1937. (UPl photo) MANCHESTER - A smoky fire smoke, and finally discovered a bun­ collapsing and she was in the back on one official described as a “teacup” dle of clothing in the oven on fire. a couch sleeping,” the Rev. Mr. “It was exciting, but exhausting,’’ said pretty Ulrike A blaze was quickly extinguished A crowd watched as the flaming Saunders said. “Weldon crawled on Gesslien, at center, as she talked of her trip to the Big Apple. Friday night at a Holl Street home. clothes were extinguished in the the floor to'her, but she wouldn’t At left, is Bob Morra, whose wife. Joan, is flight director for The same official said the fire began home’s backyard by firefighters who leave. We finally got her out though.” Troopers fail in search then placed a number of fans in the McKay said some of the flaming the West Berlin exchange. Ulrike, a flight director for the Ger­ when a woman attempted to dry clothes in an oven. windows to draw off the smoke. clothing contained foam rubber, mans, is a guest of Donna Curylo of 104 French Road, Bolton. Timothy P. Daly, 69, and his wife Deputy Fire (Jhief James McKay which he noted may have caused Feme, 67, of 58 Holl St. were led called the smoke damage to the much of the smoke. He added that for body of Tolland girl from the smoking home shortly small two-story woodframe house the house sustained no water damage before 7 p.m. by neighbors who “moderate,” during the 15-minute incident and H The Rev. Phillip Saunders, who theFe were no injuries, away. which involve digging in a wooded called in the alarm to the South TOLl.AND I CPU — State police lives at 59 Holl St., and his son, “We just picked the stuff right out area of Tolland. We've been digging Manchester Fire Department. failed Friday to find the body of State police spokesman .Adam Weldon, were the first on the scene. of the oven and put it out." he said. Berluti refused to comment on the three days with no success. Firefighters at the scene searched '■S.M, Janice Pockett. 7. despite bringing for the source of the thick white “He was at the front door almost “It wps a teacup fire." an unnamed informant to the site man, but the Hartford Courant “Investigators refuse to comment where troopers had spent three days reported a carnival worker being on any other aspect of the leads looking lor the body of the girl who held in a similar case in they're investigating, ” he said. disappeared ir- 1973 Massachusetts had confessed to The Pockett girl was last seen July ' They've wrapped it up for today slaying Miss Pockett and Debra 26, 1973 when she went for a .bicycle G Spickler, 13, of Mystic, who dis­ ride in search of a dead butterfly she Moriarty wins Twi game ith no success, ' spokesman Adam " / / Berluti said They will not resume appeared in Vernon in July 1968. had left under a rock near her / family’s home. Her bicycle was Moriarty Bros, opened the Jack Chotiner blasted a two-run homer for get the win. He allowed a first-inning \ .-earching over the weekend ' He single and then held the Cassins •■aid no decision had been made about After the man was taken from the found six days later — about a half Rose Memorial Twilight League the early lead. Chotiner added a two-run double in without a safety until the sixth when ■vhether to continue the search on scene, troopers spent the day digging mile from where troopers and a championship best three-of-five playoff last night with a 10-5 win over they broke into the scoring column. Monday. in the same spot they had been Department of Transportation crew the fifth frame and a grandslam the Bristol Cassins at St, Thomas The informant was kept hidden on digging Thursday — the fourth loca­ were digging. homer in a five-run sixth to finish'3- Bristol rallied mildly in the t ■ M ' Seminary. the floor of a car as police took him tion they've dug with a backhoe since She is one of six females missing or for-4 with 8 RBIs. seventh inning, scoring four times. But Craig Steuernagel relieved into the area at 6 a m Friday He Wednesday. The digging site is about found dead in the same area of The clubs resume the series Sun­ Sullivan also drove in a run in the Balesano and required only one pitch spent about an hour at the digging a mile from the Pockett girl's home. eastern Connecticut, which day night at the Seminary at 5 fifth with, a two-base knock while to slam the door shut. -'.te. which was roped off as a 'major Berluti said only that state police prompted state police to set up a o’clock. Tony Mitta was 3-for-4 to add to Moriarty's is defending playoff . rune scene ' to keep reporters "have new leads in the Pockett case special task force last year to probe The Gas Housers opened the Moriarty’s 13-hit attack. the cases and search for a possible scoring with two runs in the first in­ Jim Balesano hurled 64'3 innings to champion. link among them. ning. Ray Sullivan singled and Steve The bodies of three of the women Five European banks who disappeared after the Pockett girl — Susan La Rosa. 20. Patricia Luce. 18. and Janette Reynolds. 17 — Engineer to study roof help finance Seabrook have been found. But the Pockett girl. Lisa White. BOLTON — The Public Building Commission ap­ dressed to Sambogna’s home because it didn’t say “Bid M.AN('HE.STER, NH iL'Pl) - dollars. " Harrison said. 13. and Miss Spickler all remain of­ proved hiring a structural engineer to do a detailed stuely Enclosed” on the envelope. The first postmark on the Berliners and their host families, while Enjoying refreshments poolside at the guest, Frank Weist. In background, at left, is Public Service Co of New He said the loans would take the ficially classified as missing persons. envelope was Aug. 7, four days "before the bids were Ron Wolpoe of Bloomfield flips over of the Bolton Elementary school roof to determine the Claire Niziankiewicz of Wapping stands home of Jane Lowe of Glastonbury are from Christian Ballneit. who was hosted by Hampshire s;Tid Friday six banks in form of ' eurodollars'', or European Mrs. LaRosa’s body was found in a precise additional structural requirements needed, if opened. the hot dogs at the picnic at Manchester live European countries have agreed funds lent in the form of American wooded area of Vernon in 1978, near­ left, Inge Otto, guest of Mrs. Lowe; Paul Lavenia Yuska. also of Glastonbury. (Photo any. The bid from Eagle Cornice Co. of Rhode Island was Community College for visiting West by with the rolls. lo loan the utility $28 million to help dollars, which usually cost less than ly three years after she disappeared. John Sambogna, commission chairman, said at a higher than six of the nine bids received. Lombardo of CJlastonbury and his family's by Costello). iinance the $3 1 billion Seabrook dollars borrowed from- American State police said her skull had been special meeting Friday night, “The study will cost about Sambogna plans to discuss the situation with the Board nuclear jilant banks. smashed, possibly by a gunshot. $1,(XK) and can be completed in one week,” of Selectman’s office staff to ensure that it doesn’t PSC President Robert Harrison The transaction must be approved Miss Luce’s body was found in Nine bids for the roof were received earlier this week. happen again. .aid the loans would introduce the by the .New Hampshire Public Marlborough in March 1979, nearly a The reason for the detailed study is the engineering • *»: • - • tompanv to the European financial Utilities Commission. year after she disappeared. Troopers firm of Bounds and Griffes “vaguely questioned the community, opening up a whole new Utility spokesman Gordon said she appeared to have died from adequacy of the existing structural system.” McKenney said the firm has about a blow to the hepd. capital market lor the future, " In a surprise move Sambona said he received a bid at The Holistic .-u The banks are located in Belgium. $160 million in credit available from Miss Reynolds was discovered un- his home address Tuesday-the day after bids were ,f1 Spam England. Sweden and Italy, American banks, but turned to de'r a Groton bridge in March 1979, opened. In the long run that could save .seven months after she disappeared. foreign lending institutions because The bid was sent to the Community Hall and re-ad­ Weight Loss Clinic PSC and our custi'iners millions of they' offered cheaper rates r W 6 Floods hit Pennsylvania WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT? !!• l nlK'd I' liitrrnulionul glutted creeks. IT’S APPLE TIME! Deadly Hash floods roared through "We have two bodies here and we know hi'uses. churches and businesses in of at least two more bodies at another • A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. luneral home that are supposed to come Johnny Applaseeds Farm western I'ennsyivania Friday, sweeping • Biofeedback and deep relaxation tralnl.ng awav people and property alike in a raging here," said an East Brady luneral direc­ a -V - staff .of trained nurses. • : torrent tor. "All of them are the result of the 4 Pick your own • Behavior modification. At least six people were killed and flooding." • Understanding emotional aspects of overeating. police sa"id more bodies may be found as "You can't get into East Brady ... or out Apples — 22o/Lb. • All programs Individually developed. either, for that matter. It's just a disaster. lli'odwaters recede y • All sessions are Individually conducted. Peaches — 2So/Lb. ■ ^ There are still a lot of conditions that The water was up over the pews at a • Monitoring of blood pressure each session. have to he met before we llknow il there church One lady lost five cars. Some » All programs are supervised by our medical staff. ’tit' are more said;a state pow-e spokesman houses are said to be lost. " Hypnosis by staff physician. (Optional) at Kittanning, Armstrong County "For Rescue crews patroled the mud-caked Now picking JERSEY MAC tho finoit of all aummar Apploa. streets in search of more victims. instance, thore s a lot of cars still com- Jartay Mac Is a crisp, Juicy rad appla, axcallant for plas, sauca ■aeauu wa ara confidant that wa haaa davalopad an '■0. Waters began receding by sunrise in nletcly submerged in water and we have or frash aating. All dwarf traas maans tha picking Is fast and axtramaly affactlva walaht loss program wa kivlta most areas and cleanup operations began. to get into them to make sure no one's in­ aasy at Johnny Applasaads Firm. Pola or ladders arc navar you to call lor a totally naa consultation. side" Department of Transportation crews naadad. Bring mom, bring dad, bring tha kids and hurry down -.•■'I-' The Pennsylvania floods were spawned were called out to clean up mudslides that to tha farm. Thara’s oxan and M ttif plus farm tractora and a blocked many roads in the area. The Holistic Weight Loss Clinic by a massive storm system that dumped •-7- \ ^ '-j-' ■ iiJt, .- ram Irom the I’laiiis to New England Up whola lot mora. So call 875-1000 for up to tha data picking con­ ditions. The Professional Building -.J -' - to a inches of ram m two hours sent creeks Heavy rains also spread over Ohio, 341 Broad Street Johnny ApplosMds Farm :1- I gushing over three western Pennsylvania where floods earlier in the week inflicted Manchester, Ct. 06040 "i. damaged estimated in some $30 million. Routs 83 When t|4 Americans and th)e West was excited. Except for this unidentified counties. Berliners^tangled in a soccer ^ame at .voung lady who sat down, brushed her hair The town of East Brady,, Pa., was vir­ The new rains hit just as floodwaters Ellinflton, Conn. 6 4 6 -3 3 8 2 A1 and Pat Coelho of 48 Carpenter Road, they wait for their guests to arrive from the tually i.solated by lloo^aters from rain- began to subside. Manchester, at right, chat with friends as bus trip to New York City on Thursday night. Manchester Community College, everyone and watched a young man adjust his sock. EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 16, 1 9 8 0 - I I 1 0 - EVENING HE R ALD, Sat., August 16, 1980 Joe^a World Graham stroke ahead By JOE CARMAN Giants see improved offense HARRISON, N Y. (UPI) - David curately sending an 8-iron shot holes. and Ernie Jones return at safety and EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) punted 104 times for a 42.7 average. linebacker Harry Carson and Brad Graham, playing aggressively on through a fork in a pine tree. "You can’t walk out and play it rookies Mike Dennis and Bud Hebert — The last time toe George Martin and Van Pelt on the outside were both what he calls an explosive golf Cadle, winless in six years on the safe and play par. You need four days made the N F L playoffs, Lyndon return as solid defensive ends as the All-NFC and are in their primes. provide the depth. course, shot a 4-under-par 67 Friday tour, birdied five consecutive holes of sometimes conservative golf and Rod and gun clubs Johnson was president and Philip Giants plan to go back to the 4-3 after Brian Kelley, while unheralded, It won’t take the Giants long to to take a one-stroke lead over George on the front nine, and although he sometimes aggressive golf.’’ Simms was a Kentucky schoolboy using toe 3-4 for much of the ’79 finished second to Carson in tackles gauge their improvement — or lack Cadle after the second round of the wasn't nearly as effective coming The 34-year-oId Australian, star­ The Manchester Sportman’s So many clubs (so called rod & gun) learning how to multiply and divide. season. Veteran Mike McCoy will last year. of it. Five of the club's first six -1400,000 Westchester Classic. home, he still had a 65 for 133. ting his round on the 10th hole, made Association shot under lights at their start at one tackle, with second-year games are against NFC East rivals, n Graham, winner of this tourna­ four of his six birdies with putts of 10 end up becoming a social organiza­ Three presidents have followed in After making all of his eight bir­ skeet field for the first time last tion, which is great for people who the intervening years since 1963 but pro Phil Tabor and third-round against whom the Giants are 3-13 the ment in 1976 and runnerup last year, dies on the first 12 holes, Cadle feet and more, the longest being a 25- past two years. Wednesday night. It was a lot of fun, want to sit around a club house and Simms finds himself still in school — rookie Myron Lapka battling for the The most publicized rookie on the played his round in a morning rain, couldn’t get another on the final six, footer on the ninth hole. and a long time in the making. play cards, and not do much of the school of hard knocks. other starting spot. club is No. 1 draft choice Mark "The men are hungry and in about and his lead held even under sunny and in fact lost a stroke with a bogey "It wasn’t a bad round,” Graham axTTF For a couple of years now, we have anything else. And these clubs even­ The linebacker position, although Haynes, who has been tabbed an im­ two or three years we should have a afternoon skies. Following a 65 on No. 16. said. "The bad blemish was the two Simms, 24, injected some hope into shot, along with some dedicated non­ tually reflect that kind of attitude. ever-faithful Giant fans last year weakened by the loss of Dan Lloyd mediate starter at right good, solid team, " says Simmons. Thursday, Graham was at 10-under Tied with Watson at 134 were Cur­ three-putts on four and five.” opposite third-year pro Terry members, every Wednesday evening The grounds start to look seedy, the when he guided toe club to four due to cancer, continues to be toe If Simms is still in one piece, that 132 after two rounds. tis Strange, who shot a 65, Bob Cadle, whose major goal here is to is. until dark, from Memorial Day until activities become less frequent, and straight victories after taking over strength of the defense. Middle Jackson. Veterans Beasley Reese Lurking in strong position for a Murphy, with a 67, and,Tommy finish among the top five, wasn’t too Labor Day, and then retired to the the quality of the fishing and hunting as in the sixth week. The weekend challenge was Tom Watson, Valentine, who had a 69. v. upset when his birdie rampage club house, where we would sit down on club property slides downhill. No. 1 draft pick finished with a 6-5 . who fired seven birdies in a round of "The scary thing about thi^golf ended. 'Sk.MllSiiiSSaac.k ^ ^ to a neat supper, cooked by each The MSA, and some of toe other record as a starter and threw for 1,- 66 that gave him a 36-hole total of 134. course is it does yield to low scores,” "I got it rolling on the front side member on a rotating basis. organizations I have belonged to, are 743 yards and 13 . Watson, seeking his seventh vic­ said Graham, who had started the and played pretty good,” he said. “ I The discussion around the supper not like that, thank goodness. I can’t But the Giants still finished 6-10 tory of the year, sank a 40-foot birdie day tied for the lead with Valentine know it goes in cycles and I wanted to table always came back to one say that the entire membership with the league’s most ineffective A putt on the second hole, then holed a and George Bums. “ It’s like sitting make the most of it, I knew it was theme, on and off over the previous pitches in and helps to get things offense, finishing last among 28 pair of 20-footers on the fifth and on dynamite. You know you have to going to end.” summer. It was repeated over and done. No way. But every good teams in total yardage. 18th. Still, he called .the key to his go and shoot birdies. It makes you Burns, who had said Thursday he •.3. over again, dven into the fall and organization, has prime movers and "W e’re about five light years round a bogey on the third, where he know you have to birdie the birfie wasn’t playing well, bogeyed his first w lnl'', "Wouldn’t it be great if we doers, and these are the people who ahead of last year’s team offen­ NSHIUCS got out of further trouble by ac­ holes and you have to par the tough hole and then double bogeyed his coulii shoot after dusk, under lights.” get projects started and off the sively,” says second-year coach Ray third, finally settling for a 72 that left Back last January, we started ground. The members who do not Perkins, who has stripped the club of him at 137. talking, and planning, looking into participate and help out, really are all but three players more than 29 In a group at 136 were John Charter Oak League champs costs, wondering about obtaining the the losers, because they are the years old. "Players who were here Semis for Borgf Mahaffey, with a 66, and Johnny poles, lights, etc. In toe late spring, members who rarely take advantage Army & Navy annexed the Charter Oak mickas, Wayne Gagnon, Art Clarke, Alex Miller and Mike Sullivan, both with last year are more familiar with we started the actual work, and of the orgainizations facilities and their position, we have better talent . * • f • ' ^ i l : Softball League title this season. Team Dziama, Jim Menditto, Bill Belekewicz, John 67s. everything proceeded at a snail’s activities. I sometimes think that overall and we’re more settled at the members (1-r) Front row; Coach Tom Hannon, Dan Larson. Missing: Tony Falcet- The tournament is sponsored by Goolagorpg upset pace, until we shot under lights for these people are afraid to par­ quarterback position.” L t i f - ■ Manufacturers Hanover. Conran, Rick Clapp, Phil Custer, Coach Bob ta, Dayton Simpson, Joe Peck. (Rec photo) toe first time last Wednesday night. ticipate, because they worry that Veteran Randy Dean was traded in Gagnon, Walt LeRiche. Standing: Rich Kuz- TORONTO (UPI) - Bjorn Borg, ing in on anything. I think I was faij;ly Why the snail’s pace? That ques­ someone will see them, and put them ea^Jy August to make room for who felt almost like a 10 and played successful.” tion, or statTlIiient, is the reason for to work. Delaware rookie quarterback Scott like a 20, overwhelmed 18th-ranked Jordan, an llth-ranked pro from this column. The question is not Brunner, a sixth-round draft choice John Sadri in straight sets Friday to King of Prussia, Pa., capitalized on a asked in a derogatory way, but to My wool gathering now centered on who has sparkled in training camp advance to the semifinals of the string of unforced errors to take show that the commitment, equip-~ what we had around us, and it really and advanced to the No. 2 spot. Jets talking playoffs $325,000 Canadian International Goolagong, 7-6 (7-4), 6-0. ment, the work, and the financing adds up to a lot. A comfortable club Second-year pro Dave Rader, who Championships. It was Goolagong’s second upset were done on a strictly, voluntary house, maintenance, painting etc., 6 has never appeared in an N F L NEW YORK (UPl) - For the first N FL and with an unheralded but im­ Gastineau. a 260-pounder last year, The five-time Wimbledon cham­ loss in as many weeks. She lost in the basis. That’s what makes me feel so courtesy of club members pitching in regular-season game, also backs up time in nearly a decade, the New pressive array of running backs. will play at 282 this year. And Joe pion . who has made this tournament U.S. Clay Court event at Indianapolis proud, and makes the so and helping, a good kitchen; courtesy Simms — suddenly the "veteran.” York Jets are talking playoffs — and Tackle Marvin Powell earned All- Klecko, the Jets' best pass rusher, his tune-up event for the U.S. Open, to Jaeger. much more enjoyable. A handful of Of kitchen committee, great outdoor “ I don’t believe in that five-year people are taking them seriously. Pro status last season and the Jets moves from tackle to end where hex dispatched the fifth-seeded Sadri, 6-1, Jaeger was not so fortunate members, donated money for the facilities; pond, woods, road, lawn, theory for an N F L quarterback to The AFC East looks like a 4team feel Chris Ward will join him this that the improved pass rush will help 6-4, in a match that lasted just one Friday, falling in three sets to the material to build the poles, another courtesy of house and grounds com­ mature,” says General Manager race this year and the Jets feel year. Guards Randy Rasmussen and the overall pass defense." said hour and five minutes. revitalized Shriver, who came from group made them, we dug toe holes, mittee, good fishing and hunting; George Young, who vows the Giants “ I felt good from the first ball to behind to register a 0-6, 6-2, 7-5 vic­ poured toe concrete, and some non­ courtesy of fish and game comittees, they've reached the point where they Dan Alexander and center Joe Fields Michaels. "You 9 an't just blame the are no longer "treading water.” great skeet field; courtesy of the can take at least a wild card berth. were keys in the Jets' successful run­ defensive backs for pass com­ the last," said Borg, who is riding yet tory. shooting members donated toe lights But does that mean they have to skeet committee, and then our neat Miami and New England, the divi­ ning attack last season. pletions. It takes an entire defensive another of his incredible streaks. "I “ I just don’t know what and did the electrical work. All of sink? sion powers in past years, have per­ Clark Gaines and Scott Dierking unit working together to stop the felt not exactly like a 10 but I’m get­ happened," said Goolagong. “ I was this had to be done in spare time, and activities, such as picnics, game The club admittedly has little Copping honors in the Indy Softball League Kelsey. Standing: Art Warner, Rich Haydasz, sonnel problems and the youthful handle the inside running and elusive passing game. More pressure on the ting there.” lethargic; I got down in a slump and on a catch-as-catch-can basis, dinners, suppers, fish derbies, etc., depth in the running back and this campaign was the team representing Jim Sylvester, Jim Dowling, Wayne Ostrout, Jets and Buffalo appear to be on the Bruce Harper is the outside threat. passer means less time to throw and The 24-year-old Swede has run off a she just wouldn't let me out.” because of work, vacation time, etc. all courtesy of the contributing work linebacker positions and Perkins is Lathrop Insurance Agency, Team members Mel Bidwell, Rich Romano. Missing: Coach rise. Second-year man Woody Bennett has ’takes the pressure off the defensive string of 39 sets without a loss in "I just hope I don't have too many But it was done, and now we plan to members. putting a lot of faith in his rookies (1-r) Front row: Joe Ruggiero, Bob Young, Bob Lathrop, Dave Bidwell, Sal Gallo, Dave I was brought back to reality from The key lies with an offensive unit been impressive and the group will backs ' major tournament play and has won of those (slumps). I made a lot of really enjoy it. and free agents. my musing, by discussion that had Jeff Maxwell, Dave Romano, Captain Don Mazzolli. (Rec photo) that led the N FL in rushing last year be challenged by second-round draft The linebacking is adequate, with nine tournamments since hs oss to errors and she just wouldn’t help me During all the conversation around Billy Taylor, who rushed for 7(X) Roscoe Tanner in the U.S. Open last surfaced about some problem areas and has even more firepower for 1980 choice Ralph Clayton, a 6-foot-3 , 222- and Mike McKibben on out.” the supper table Wednesday night, yards and seven TDs last season, year. within the organization. No club is with the return of Wesley Walker, out pound speedster who was a wide the outside and Stan Blinka, the It was Goolagong’s first loss to Jor­ my mind wandered off to the skeet returns at one running back and Mike perfect, and all members are not with an injury last season, and the receiver in college, and rookie Bobby team's leading tackier and an All- Earlier in the day, Kathy Jordan dan in four matches. Goolagong, field, toe pond on toe club property, Hogan, acquired from San Fran­ addition of Olympic gold medalist Batton Rookie choice last year, in the mid­ staged the major upset of the week, ranked fourth in the world, dropp^ the club house, and the club itself. a.o.k. There are always a few poor cisco, has moved into a starting role crushing lethargic Wimbledon cham­ her service in the seventh game to And then clubs in general. apples that manage to work in, but as 6coreboQrd Johnny "Lam " Jones. •Mickey Shuler probably will dle. alongside Taylor. Hogan, known for depose long-time starter Jerome The secondary will be critical. The pion Evonne Goolagong Cawley in fall behind 3-4, and then blew an op­ I’ve belonged to quite a few rod and I remarked to the troops, "We have his blocking ability, is still trying to 2:30 9:00 American league Barkum at tight bnd. straight sets to advance to the portunity to break back when she gun clubs in toe last twenty five facilities, and good fellowship here, I overcome a weight problem, SPORTS ON TV Batting Walker, who led the N F L in Jet pass defense was a major 9D Pro(«ttlonal Football From (ID Auto Racing'80 "The additon of Lam Jones gives semifinals. squandered a 40-love lead, allowing years, and have dropped out of most. wouldn’t swap for a million bucks.” however. Veteran Doug Kotar and player, rib ab r h 2b 3bh rrb i avg receiving yardage two years ago, problem last year and there was one SATURDAY Cartada 10:00 Brett, KC 307 59 120 26 9 13 78 391 missed half of last season with a knee our offense a new dimension, " said Pam Shriver, recovering from her Jordan to hold service in the 11th Ken Johnson are the top reserves. AUO. 16.1080 5:00 3D Summar Sporta Spacial Dilone. Civ 323 56 113 19 4 0 25 350 big change Veteran safety Burgess Qi) Softball injury. He will team with Jones, the Cpach Walt Michaels. "Teams can no two-year slump, ousted 15-year-old game. Earnest Gray, who was inconsis­ 10:30 CVwper Mil 433 61 149 26 2 15 85 344 Owens was traded to Oakland to MORNING d ) Sporta Extra Carew, Cal 397 53 134 24 4 2 48 338 rookie sensation Andrea Jaeger. "She made a lot of errors. In the tent but showed signs of game- Bell Tex 773 6) 124 17 4 13 61 32 second player player drafted overall longer double up on Wesley and I make room for rookie Darrol Ray. SUNDAY 11:30 A ICO Tournament 7:00 W ilsfm.KC 49794 165 21233432 behind Oklahoma's Billy Sims, to don't think you can cover him one-on- Though Borg is coming off a four- early part of the first set I was at­ breaking ability in his rookie year in AUG. 17, 1980 (ID SportaCantar Lynn, Bos 77T. 66 119 X 3 12 61 317 another second round draft choice. (ID Profaaaional Football From 12:00 week layoff in which he married tacking and trying to pass her, but I. 1979, heads the wide receiver corps. Canada Rivers, Tex 476 77 1X24 5 4 40 315 form the fastest set of wide receivers one. And with Lam and Wesley, cor- Bobby Jackson will handle one cor­ Summar Baakatball Wathan. KC 346 42 109 9 6 3 48 313 10:00 MORNING (iD nerbacks can't play too close to the Romanian pro Maria Simionescu, he decided later that I would simply let Gray (28-537, 4 TDs), will tedm with 8 Athlataa Woods. Tor 32 48 KC 18 2 14 41 307 in the NFL. ner but Johnny Lynn, the other cor­ SportaCantar Si) 7:00 2:00 McRae. KC 310 49 95 28 3 9 54 306 Both were world class sprinters in line, which should open up our run­ ner, injured his knee early in camp was typically incomparable in dis­ her miss,” said Jordan. Johnny Perkins (20-337, 4 TDs), who 10:30 (ii) AlhStar Soccar SportaCantar Orta, Cle 3® 63 113 13 2 6 48 306 secting the much-heralded servd of Shriver, an 18-year-old from (S) Softball (ID college and Jones has clocked 9.05 ning game even more." and may be out until October. His Net deadline nears has 4.5 speed and good hands but 8:00 2:30 Kemp, Del 347 67 106 13 2 12 61 305 Bmbry, Bit 4X 81 131 17 7 5 2 3Df> seconds for 100 yards. Both turned in But while the offense looks im­ the 23-year-old Sadri. Lutherville, Md., who has been in a must recover from last year’s leg SD Softball (ID Auto Racing'80 replacement. Donald Dykes, started AFTERNOON 10:00 Hndrsn. Ok 4X 78 131 17 4 8 X 305 sizzling 4.88 40-yard times in training posing. it will be the defense which Borg was irresistible on the attack, two-year slump sincq losing to Chris The deadline for entries to the In­ ment is open to players at all skill problems. Rookie Danny Pittman 5:00 Oliver, Tex 453 62 138 27 1 9 79 30f< early last season but tost the job. 12:00 (11) SportaCantar 3D Europaan Soccar drilling home 12 of 26 first serves in Jacksn NY 3® 64 109 15 1 2 86 X4 camp. determines if the Jets challenge for Shafer Suggs, the strong safety, is Evert Lloyd in the 1978 U.S. Open surance City Tennis Open is nearing. levels. has looked exceptional in preseason. GraataatSportaLaganda 10:30 Champlonahipa Watson. NY 338 44 12 16 I 7 X 32 the opening set, three for aces, and final, was blown away in the first set Tennis players wishing to participate Gary Shirk, who led the club with SO Candlapin Dowling SD Baakatball Oglivie. Mil 405 65 121 17 1 2 61 S9 U The addition of Jones and the first place or wallow in fourth of probably the steadiest player in the Control site managers for the tour­ 11:00 Murray. Bit 423 64 126 26 2 X 73 298 all but two for points. by Jaeger but drew even by taking must have their entries into tourna­ 12:30 , seeming rebirth of Richard Todd at fifth Michaels passed up taking a group. nament have been selected. They 31 receptions last year, is the star­ SD SportaCantar 94l SoccarM adaInG arm any Charbn, G v 346 63 ICB 14 1 16 64 2Sf< "I was well satisfied with my serve the second set and then played with ment headquarters by Tuesday. MAJOR Yount, Mil 431 87 i r E 7 18 S 295 quarterback figure to rank the Jets defensive player in the second draft Veteran Pat Leahy will battle are: Peggy Wild of Hartford, ting tight end but he has been pressed 1:00 Castin. Mnn 777 46 109 14 5 9 46 395 AFTERNOON among the league's offensive powers. spot after trading two frist round today,” said Borg. ‘T m feeling very her old confidence, rushing the net, blanks are available at park Wethersfield control site; Marty by Tom Mullady, a big free agent SD BaakatbaH Singitn. Bit 3SB 56 117 19 2 15 68 294 Dave Jacobs for the kicking spot and SD World Cup Tannia LEAGUE Hargrv, G v 411 60 120 14 2 11 62 2SQ good. Everyone knows he has a hard in the decider. and recreation departments, spor­ picked up last November. 12:00 Todd, relaxed and confident after a picks to San Francisco with the Chuck Ramsey again will be the Elliott of Hartford, West Hartford <8l Champlonahip Wraatling Can-Am Racing American League year of anguish caused by competi­ expectation that his youngsters punter. serve so I stayed very deep so I could Shriver took the match, 0-6,6-2,7-5. ting goods stores and indoor tennis site; George Bender of Winsted, The offensive line, however, has all 1:30 All-Star Soccar LEADERS Pitching force him to miss.” & ® Thia Waak In Baaabail 12:30 pitcher cluh w I ip h bb so era tion with nowdeparted Matt Robin­ develop on defense this year. "I feel good about our team," said In other quarterfinal action, clubs throughout the Greater Hart­ Windsor site, and Tom Provencal of the cohesion of wet adhesive tape. Gura K(' 16 5 204 171 53 78 2 16 2:00 Racara By rm led Press International. son, has been extremely sharp in The keys will be last year's top two Sadri, who has climbed steadily up Australian Paul Kronk defeated Trey ford area. Veteran center Jim Clack — the (X) Norris, Oak 16 7 206 IG 57 128 2 2 Michaels. "We've been building Manchester, Glastonbury site. (£ Baaabail (ID SportaCantar Inc'ludme games played Aug 14 May. NY to 5 121 99 25 83 2 53 the ranks since his narrow loss to Waltke of Los Angeles, 2-6, 6-3, 6-3. O^Brien fixes National u/cague training camp. In his first exhibition draft picks, and Mark steadily for the past three seasons Tournament director Ann Murphy The tournament begins Sept. 6. club’s steadiest lineman — suffered a 3:00 1:00 Haas. Mil 14 9 183 169 X 112 2 66 (H) Softball C3) NFL Pra-Saaaon Gama Batting Bums, Chi 10 n 167 148 X £ 2 BD G game, he hit 8-of-ll passes for 121 Gastineau. Neither was a serious John McEnroe in the NCAA finals Ann Smith, of Dallas, Tex., ousted reports that entries are running knee injury in training camp and player, elb ab r h2b3b hr rbi avg and now we have a lot of players in Semifinals and finals will be at Trini­ 3:30 Keough. Oak 13 11 195 167 75 104 2 95 (X) Baaabail Tmpitn, St I. 414 66 13Ti 16 8 3 38 326 yards in one half passrushing threat last year but two years ago, managed only one Virginia Ruzici, of Romania, 6-3, 3-6, compensation ahead of last year, when 1,100 entries ty College in Hartford, Sept. 20 and won’t be ready until the season <30 ThIaWaak In Baaabail Stone. Balt 19 4 176 IX 701013 2 their third and fouth years. They (fl) Softball lindrek.St 421 136 26 2 21 84 323 12 9 192 166 G ® 3 05 briejjhreat when he drove Borg to 6-3. were received. The Hartford In­ 4:00 Langford Oak In addition to Walker and Jones. things look different this time know what this league is all about 21. begins. When he returns, he’ll have to ® Supar Mamorlaa Of Tha Smith. LA 311 47 KD 13 0 16 S6 322 Travers, Mil 11 5 125 106 E 48 3 10 (X) W aatchaatarCiaaalc Todd will be working behind one of around. Lyons, a 250-pound end last dedce three times in the eighth Sandy Mayer, of Atherton, Ca. NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA Com­ surance Group-sponsored tourna- introduce h im self to his new Suparbowla Trillo, Phil 336 40 lOB 19 7 2 29 221 Ganry, Tor 11 8 175 151 88 12 3 14 and they're ready to start winning Registration cost is $5 per singles Major Laagua Baaabail Hrnndz, StL 414 76 132 30 5 10 71 319 10 9 177 154 X 793 1.5 game. 1:30 Slicb Tor the top young offensive lines in the year, will’ be a 262-pound tackle. consistently." defeated Tom Leonard of Los missioner Lawrence F. O’Brien entrant and $10 per doubles team. associates. Gama O fTha Waak <8 ThIa Waak In Baaabail Bucknr. O i 386 44 123 28 3 7 46 319 Retry Del 8 6 128 123 63 67 3 21 But Sadri managed feeble returns Angeles, 6-4, 6-2, to coast into the Friday modified his award in the Bill Starting guards will be J.T. Turner 5:00 2:00 Garvey, LA 466 56 146 17 0 21 87 313 Kingman Oak 7 12 148 IX 56 84 3 34 Club donates Balls will be provided. Categories Smrnns, St 16 6T> 111 29 1 15 69 312 Jenkins. Tex 10 10 164 148 44 12 3 E on each of Borg's next two serves and semifinal against Borg. Fourth- Walton compensation case by retur­ and Roy Simmons, with Brad Benson (X) Sporta Spacial CT) SO Sunday Aftarnoon Cruz. H(>u 414 53 129 22 5 5 &4 312 are men’s and women’s singles and d ) ® Wida World Of Sporta f’errv. NY 6 9 155 IX 46107 3 43 . This Labor Day weekend, Aug 30- Baaabail McBrd Phi 777 46 117 22 8 6 67 310 quickly slid to destruction. seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia ning to San Diego its own first-round doubles, men’s 45 singles and doubles and Gordon King at tackles. Those SDBoilngFromOlympic Auditor­ GraataatSportaLaganda Dawsn. Mtl XT. 63 120 25 3 11 64 304 "It's always good to win this eased past Brian Teacher of Los pick in the 1982 college draft, 31, Sept. 1, the (Center Court Health and mixed doubles. four players average 24 years of age ium, Loa Angalaa & Baaabail Pra-Gama Show Gnlfey. Cm 391 6r 2ff> 8 Baaabail to toe Portland Trail Blazers com­ toe club will donate $1 to the Jerry Kicker Joe Danelo made only 9-of- 7:00 Mazzill, N Y 414 64 121 25 3 14 2S2 FOXBORO, Mass. lU PIl - The offers, so they must sign with the SD SportaCantar 2:30 Mrphy, All 397 72 116 19 1 19 47 2S2 significant things not related to win­ Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon White acquired 20 field goal attempts but was 5-for-6 Baxer. LA 391 56 114 18 2 21 70 292 annual jolt that hits the New England pensation consisting of Kermit 7:30 SO Intarnatlonal Sporta Patriots if they want to play this ning football games, " says Erhardt. for every court rented by both Exparlanca Parker l*tt 771 52 108 20 I 13 58 291 19th HOLE Washington, Kevin Kunnert, a 1960 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis inside the 40. Punter Dave Jennings (S) MotorcyclaRacIng 368 43 107 20 2 6 50 291 Patriots every year, causing them to 3:00 Yngbid, NY year And there is bad blood between "Good teams don't let things not con­ Bradley in front members and guests. 8:30 Rose. Phil 43T> 74 126 31 1 I 43 290 draft pick, and either Randy Smith or Cardinals have acquired tight end enjoyed another exceptional year ... crumble like a cookie, came early (ID Summar Baakatball Clark SF 3W 74 1122U 7 21 77 289 the negotiators. Non-members can book a court by CX)0 Baaabail Retired Swingers nected with football bother them. a 1982 first-round pick plus $350,000. Walter White^rom the/Los Angeles perhaps because he gets to practice 9:00 SO NHRA Dragracing Tavers. NY KV 57 IS 23 0 0 20 28H this year. "I just think the arrogance of this Pitching The retired swingers at That's what we have to do this year. " ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - Pat being the leader, so I’m not worried San Diego elected to retain Smith calling 875-2133 and mention the Rams in exchang^oran undisclosed his craft so much during the season. (ID Profaaaional Football From 4:00 And although the team faces the guy is monumental." says Sullivan. C3) WaatchaatarCiaaalc mtrher. rlub w 1 ip h bb so era Manchester Country Club To protect themselves, the Bradley, riding the crest of her about holding the lead here,” she and give up toe cash and draft pick. Muscular Dystrophy Special. draft choice. Jennings, a two-time Pro Bowl pick. Canada ilirhard. H(n, LA a 4 148 112 27 B9 2 2f> round for the Swingere Patriots have had plenty of time to The original award was appealed 5:00 Slusher. who has had clients sit out Cunningham and drafted Notre take a 1-stroke lead in the first round prepare me for leading here.” 12:00 Zarhry. NY 6 6 124 106 40 66 2 6] Championship in a sweeps by the National Basketball Players (ID Europaan Soccar Bihby, P ill 14 2 179 152 57 115 2 87 make amends when they didn't get what he wanted, (D Wraatling tourney. Low net scores Dame running back . ^ th e $100,000 Patty Berg Golf Bradley, a six-year pro who now SDBoxingFromOlympic Auditor­ Champlonahipa Whilsi'n, SK 8 91fi5 156 40 68 3 (C As a result, they are working hard Association to Professor Telford 9I0172IR3 33 73 3 (B is equally adamant Horace Ivory, Johnson and Don dBssic with a 6-under par 67. ranks fourth on the LP G A money list, ium, Loa Anflalaa Korsch. Hou were; Ansaldi 64. Skill 66, on eliminating the small mistakes Taylor, a court-appointed Special EVENING Rogers Mtl 11 7197 180 64 1)3 3 06 "The people running that organiza­ Calhoun add depth to the backfield. Bradley, victor in the Peter also won the recent G rea ter 1:00 Burns, .NY 6 6111 100 3) 64 3 08 Sullivan 66. Eigner Sr 66, and putting aside the targe distrac­ Master, under the Robertson ^ttle- Sd Amarican Tan Pin Bowling 7:00 Blue.SF 10 6 c o m : 42 8f)3l2 tion are not reasonable and rational Baltimore Golf Classic. In her past Curtis 69, Cooper 70. Smith On defense, the Pats drafted cor­ Jackson Classic with an 11-under per­ ment Agreement. Taylor, relying 2:00 3D SportaCantar Sandersn. M il 12 6 )4) 140 41 B0 3IJ tions that have hounded them in the A 10 5 1.10 109 28 77 3 18 Maybe they want to go to the wall on nerback in the first formance, birdied two of the first eight tourneys, she has finished six SD SportaCantar 7:30 Past('re Cm Jr. 70. Romayko 70. King past. The hoped-for result is another this, but they'll be going to the wall upon medical evidence based on an (8 World Champlonahip Tannia Swan NY 5 8 l?3 lOf. 30 77 3 2 round, although , a first- three holes at the 6,023-yard Keller times among the top six. (ID Kayakina Ryan Hou 7 8 1® 136 87 IX 3 31) 71, Tuttle 71, Beeny 71 injury to Walton occurring after toe [ « » 1 trip to the playoffs and a first with their feet in quicksand, " Slusher Daniel, who notched her firstever round pick in 1979, is groomed for Golf Course and later reeled off four original award, held that toe award postseason win. says. LP G A victory at Keller last year, Haynes' slot. And they drafted two straight birdies to start the back was excessive and should be reduced. None of the four has commented said she followed her plan to attack "The ultimate goal, of course, is to defensive linemen. Steve McMichael nine. but teammates are trying not to take win the Super Bowl, " says Coach and Doug McDougald, and traded for The 29-year-old Massachusetts the course, trying to use her long ball sides. Portland filed an objection to W Jai Alai Entries Ron Erhardt. beginning his second two more to create a fierce battle native also birdied the seventh and artistry to advantage on the five par "TT- "We have to be more mature than Taylor’s report with the United . i season after a 9-7 campaign in his among nine players for the six slots. the par-5 18th, where defending fives. SATUHUAY EVENING the past, " says halfback Andy John­ States District Court, but prior to a t SATURDAY MATINEE rookie year. "But we've got to be Quarterback Steve Grogan, coming champion Beth Daniel managed only "I got (birdies on) three of them, fnb Seventh son. returning after missing most of court decision, Portland and San Fiat off his finest season, once again leads a par to finish with a 68. so) I guess I did OK,” she said. 1. tanti 1 Oannr 2 iMStO realistic in that if everything goes ac­ 1. CwiMifirTa Mhzui-lMAtl I Mjiia l-narrela 2 Cemena-Monti>i U 1979 with a knee injury. “ We can't Diego both requested that, rather 3. Khinia 3 kUP 4 kasu the offense. Promising Matt Hollis Stacy, after working on |)er “ Tiiat’s my round in a nutshell. I I y CWmU-IUm 3- k u lm t 4 lardnai'Cera 6 cording to plan, we have a chance to than pursuing further litigation, a S A tm s'ciikrola 6 Mondra dwell on the problems of four players didn’t even think about having won VHkeAartvw 6. 5 PadaKepa 8 Gem Umkerto be in the playoffs. But we have to win Cavanaugh and rookie Jimmy Jordan swing for" three days at home, 7. Imwm 7 kio" 8 kArua who aren't here In the past, players new award be made by toe com­ f.Sw-HWM I PacMKintta 7 MPr llotca 8 GaMa lartwen will be the backups. cranked out an impressive 69 for last year. I just went out and played SW$ BMiy laMes S«b$ Hanttf Subs Uikf a playoff game before we can think of took sides and it ruined our team I missioner. $4ik$ OannvAsit I third. golf.” Lctrtti ^ lt(Mh capturing the Super Bowl." Last year, the Patriots led the N FL Second hope we've learned our lesson." Lkw-Mma 2 bwte-leenet I Inin Murua 2 Oannr Hpa All-Pro guard John Hannah sums it 'T v e never felt better,” Bradley I.UMU-HMMal 2. CwncMtoyt I Gotnena-Olineta 2 PacA 7arra with 30 passes. Grogan I Irata-lbis I 4^Mio-Janie$ 3 Aaqwn 4sis H 4 lharola lames Hannah, however, pulled no said after first day of the 54-hole liMemvrvtJ iPadi-BimnM 3 larqwfl-Hepj 4. Ase-ksis N up a bit more succinctly: 5 Chariia landi ' PAcaraz* I S Rm Garamet^ 6 Irtano kito punches has some gifted targets in wide S.RuilHtaN (. Iwpi Khci S Mam t^CoTi i Cakwia lames tourney. ‘T m winning. That has 7. Artaae-Geniii 7 (usebM leonet 8 Ikbea Rt landa "The big thing is not to choke in the LfiaM-iJna \ Aft-hpa 7.GeMlarturen I MAe MontiNa H "We re going to miss them," says receivers Harold Jackson and Australians mast SW$ Sabs kasu Acaraio tl small games like we did last year given me momentum and confidence S«b$ Faaito Koica Hannah, who last year blasted the plus tight-end Russ Number two is try and keep togkher and I just hope I’ll keep going. It was Bmt Mb Ihvd Nmth front office when Gray was traded to Francis. 1 taustHaMa kw ManAi I Oannr leonet } taustolanda attitudewise, " Hannah says. unbelievable how the four birdies in a l.HazM l-AtarreU IPadB-farra 2. I CabWa MonNU I 2. CotnenaMpa Houston. "When 1 see everybody in 3.8iM»]r-Acaru« I 4. CkaraU4$H } kun Caramendi 4 HioGernr Hannah anchors the offensive line row just came off. Two were from off breaks in Trials 1 BMmHUw 4. fiMhMa-iaws 3 Mazzal /arra 4 Barqwn-tMerte But it was difficult for many to S tMWM fienif ( leseAHewet S kasH Ataraio N 6 tusebiolspa this organization, not just the on the left side with 5. C d iili iW ift$ iCtM -lshl S Geiio4loua 6 Pack I sis I 7. Oitea Pkigt I Atana-Caramen* 7 OrteaMineo 8 Qiarola Uondra keep their minds on football when the green, so there’s a little luck 7 M v t w c a t i n e l M i b l 7 8ann$ Com 8 Ase Dtarrela players, wanting oo win. I'll be hap­ as the tackle. Shelby Jordan will play NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - The 90- It was not certain what caused toe SWs ka$n tane$ Suks Atam lames agent Howard Slusher made more there, but that’s part of the game.” swi SW$ M e lames py But 1 don't know where winning tackle on the right side while Bill t Iwtli: lento foot aluminum mast on toe yacht mast to let go, but reportedly a headlines, in training camp than Bradley used 20-foot putts for those Foartb Lenkaitis is the center. Sam Adams I. kata LCharaia 1 Atano 2 Aaqum fits into the priorities of the people at birdies and sank a "tough little putt” Australia snapped Friday during a spreader, which holds the mast in 1. Barturm anyone else. LGarafwtW 4. Ikkeal 3 OrbeaM 4 tusebM the top." and will battle for the semifinal trial to pick a foreign place, buckled. 3 Mica on the 18th. She three-putted two V Acaraitl 6 t«$elM b Gemi k Acaraio I The Patriots broke camp without S Gem Adversity is nothing new to the other guard slot. challenger for toe America’s Cup. V* I.Geni) 7 Caramendi 8 kite * four-time All-Pro cornerback Mike holes for bogies. 7. he* 7 )a$e Patriots. Last year, they were shook Linebacker Steve Nelson heads a Australia was nearly three minutes Although Sverige finished the race, SW$ Atane Saks fbo Haynes, bruising but oft-injured Myra Van Hoose and Patty Hayes Saks MMitia I by the Gray trade and the year defense which led the N F L in sacks ahead of the Swedish yacht Sverige, a protest by Australia at the sUrt Uevent uevent fullback , un­ trailed Bradley by three strokes. liWi. 1. fwstt-MMAi I AtMt-leawt 1. Atam-landa 2 kasa MonAa before it was Darryl' Stingley's with 57 hut had the reputation of climbing toe final upwind leg on the clouded what would have been a vic­ l.G«rww«arrat I. Muza FMpa 2. CakwU'OlarrrIa derrated defensive lineman Richard Brenda Lunsford, Muffin Spencer- 3. Cknla-ltMrM 4. ka$a-Acarua t 3 kan kijo 4 lasekio Mania paralyzing injury and Chuck Fair­ choking. Ray Hamilton, Mel IlnaUwra 3. GamenaXaia 4 Gcm Tarra Devlin and Sandra Post each shot 71, 24.3-mile course, when its sails tory by default for the Swedish yacht. 5. Qrtw ■ CarawiM i. ba-Ger«]i b Orkea M Gemr ( OMTota-leoml Bishop and seldom-used backup 5 fMbi-ttisI S Mke-tkakerta i laaslo-MontMal banks' resignation fiasco. In 1977, it Lunsford and Tony McGee return up fluttered and toe $1,000 mast toppled Sverige was badly beaten by 7. tmikii Lam 7 tbo Acarazol 8 Aaqum-Garamendi four strokes behind the leader. The I Aifvi-kta 7 kiBi Jiaiei 8 •arpan'-ArsI quarterback Tom Owen. Northern League champions Saftt kw-t$H Saks Oannr hpa was the Hannah-Gray walkout front while second-year man Bob field of 89 players will be trimmed to at its midsection. Australia Thursday in toe opening SWi Saks Je$e h|M \ All four are free agents and clients iMittk: Imrnb All of which bre^s a sense of Golic, rookie Larry McGrew and the top 70 and ties after Saturday’s No one was injured. round of the challenger semiiinals. SHttl ^ of Slusher, the Los Angeles attorney The team representing North End Fire took Standing: (^rdon Geer, Andy Llmjlaiida 2. kasiMiN I laastoMonAa 2 Atam^wot fatalism on a team which for the past veteran Ekl O'Neill will challenge for Onshore, shipyard workers im­ Australia had led over the entire I. Cm IhWiil IlitM Nrti LPadalMkerti 2. Ase-Aaiet round. 3.QrWaKcray 4. Alaa^kpa 3 l>aroia bpa 4 kata GariiM A who three years ago orchestrated the honors in the Northern Softball League this Santini, Tony Capella, Rich ^ rto c c h io , John y largi»limi 4. l— i lipi 3. Hke Alt I 4 Sannr’M ua few years has been one of the best — linebacking jobs. Ray Clayborn mediately went to work preparing to course Friday in 7-knot easterly S. Ui$>ii MixAa b lusekio lanA I OrkeiM-Acwazol three-game walkout of Hannah and Winner of $22,500 in the Peter yMtHl S.h$rthm S kaia-lartwen (. Aaqan Ikrua at least on paper. breezes. season. Team members (1-r) Front: John Burger, Mike Vipone. Missing; Joe Tar- 7. fea-Acarai* I I. Ourala-lamt 7 Aaqum-Cemr I Ao^kife returns at one comer Tim Fox and Jackson, Bradley is shooting for top install a spare mast later Friday. But 7,lMg»RM*a iIrwMici 7. Alam MinAi I.Faattolipa Leon Gray. fmtt-IMw Suks kun-Murua "We've got to stay away from in­ Doug Beaudoin are the safeties. it was expected that Australia would The broken mast had only been put Kunz, Tom Morrison, Coach Ray Lucas, Russ Rivers. (R ec photo) SiAa InaXira id n Saks larqaai Cora None of the holdouts received prize of $15,000 in the Patty Berg. juries and not worry about the in­ James looms as a fifth back. "Last week I had experience with ask for a lay day Saturday. on Australia two weeks ago. } CTE!iING^H™ALDj_,Sat , August IH IU81) l.'l 12 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 16, 1980 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •aaaaaaaaaaeweeeeweeeee***’ Help Wenferf 13 H»lp Wanfd 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanlad 13

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Heartworm "is something we've veterinary cardiologist at Boston’s ‘nflEJbSeg /i 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. to PERSONNEL 272 Mam BOSTON (UPl I;,—-nre family dog We Please call: Doris Blain RN, Street, Manchester 649-7000 was alert, playful, never turned down just become aware of within the past Angel Memorial Hospital. CO w Director of Nurses. 6464)129. 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours TEACH ER S ep tem b er Harpster said said the facility’s Manchester Manor (fursing flexible to accomodate your o p e n in g , F u ll- t im e food, and seemed to be healthy. 15 years,” said Dr, Karen Believe In schedule. Experienced chemistry/physical science LICENSED NURSE Part outpatient clinic has treated "two to Home, 385 West Center Street, time. Add to vour retirement One day. Josh's owners noticed his Reamsnyder of the Driftway Animal Manchester.______nurses’ aides preferred, but position for area private three times as many cases this year you 8- Call 872-4653. weekends. Apply in person: BREAKFAST COOK, Monday An adult heartworm. which can be stage can be detected by a simple is most rampant near heavily necessary. Call 646-4876. FULL-TIME Washington, D.C., Monday thru Friday, between through Friday, 6:00 a m lo PART TIME PERSON lor wooded, marshy areas, oceans, 3 DAYS ...13*iwniHi SALES MANAGER for store PART TIME - Need both desk MAINTENANCE assistant anywhere from seven to 14 inches fast and inexpensive test 9 and 4. Garden Grove 10:00 a . m. Full time packaging, shipping and light Thursday after giving 6 DAYS ...12*MBiaMr selling used merchandise, COLLECTOR - Part time, and custodial workers. Call 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Elec­ long, clogs the heart chambers and veterinarians recommend be done rivers and inland waterways. Caterers, Keeney Street, Dishwashers 7:00a.m. to3:00 cleaning, etc Seven hours testimony to in­ 26DAYS ...ll'aMmin ladies and mens clothing, fur­ 9:00 to 2:00 for one of New Center Court, 875-2133, after trical and mechanical ability major blood vessels and eventually every year. Most veterinarians recommend 10:00 a.m. Manchester. helpful, but will train willing p^^m.; 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. weekly 643-2741 Mrs Kelly vestigators for the 1BWORD,t2.10Mi niture, housewares, et cetra. England’s largest collection Five days, Monday through migrates to the lungs. A severe infec­ Heartworm medication is "virtual­ preventive heartworm pills be given A good opportunity for right agencies. Some experience ______worker. Call“ ■■ ■Larr; ry Smith, 647- HAPPY ADS •2.50 H 9193, Meadows Friday. Experienced only Piz­ MUNSON'S CANDY tion often leads to heart failure or ly 100 percent effective in preventing starting two months before mosquito special Senate sub­ person. Please apply Tuesday required. For appointment (/onvalescent Home. za Maker. Five nights a week KITCHEN is accepting related complications, and death, the the transfer of heartworm larvae to season and continuing until two committee examing August 5th, for appointment call Mr. Powers after 3:00 PART TIME TELLERS For interview, apply in per­ applications for lull time days between 9 and 12, at Goodwill p.m. 289-0256. veterinarian told the stunned family. the heart," said Dr. Neil Harpster, a months after it is over. his link with Libya and Hartford National Bank has the following part time PAINTERS. Must have some son; Antonio’s Restaurant, and part time evenings and Site Beralb Store, 1085 Main S treet, 956 Main Street, Manchester, week-ends Call for appoint­ CLASSIFIED AOVEATtllNO teller positions available In the Manchester area: knowledge of residential the $220,000 loan given Manchester, corner of RN - 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 between 2:00 p.m and 5:00 ment beginning .Monday. Eldridge Street. work. Neat appearance and him by the radical p.m to 7 a.m. Full time or part transporation a must. Call p.m. August 18, 64‘J-4:i32 lime. Enjoy working with an days - 9:00 to 4:30 246-7101 Residents, leaders meet Arab nation. (UPI A MANCHESTER/EAST excellent supporting staff, YOUNG FULL TIME — m in n i!------□ NOTICES BRST lUlMCSTBI OFFKI - 595 Main Street, Mmehester HARTFORD AREA -120 Bed caring for our elderly PERSON out of school 40 Part-time, approx 24 hours photo) PIZZA AND GRINDERS. Health Care Facility seeking patients. Good wages and I Monday, Wednesday Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. hours a week. Requirements: weekly Excellent oppor­ Experienced person for year Loaf and Found 1 second Cook for fill-in posi­ benefits, including new Dental OR lifting cases, stocking shelves, tunity available for in­ round position. Apply in per­ tion. 24-32 hours. Experience Plan. Please call: Doris Blain Monday, Tuesday 12:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. stock room. Some retail dividual with 2 or more to stop Holyoke violence FOUND ■ A stray brown, rust and knowledge of Therapeutic RN, Director of Nurses, 646- son only; 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 experience (or package store vears of experience Thursday 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and white cat. No collar. Diets preferred, but will train p.m. La Strada West. 471 'working with patient diets 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 647-9688. HOLYOKE, Mass. (UPI) - City p.m. when police were called to stop turbances in the western Needs home. Phone 648-3462. right person. Submit resume sing Home, 385 West Center Hartford Road. Manchester. in a health care setting and salary requirement to: Formal training m nutri­ a disturbance at the Salsa Lounge. Massachusetts industrial city. Street, Manchester. CARPENTER’S PART TIME CLERICAL posi- officials, police officers, community IMPOUNDED. Terrier Cross Box CC, c /o M anchester HELPER tion may be substituted lor Some two dozen police in riot gear City officials and police have needed for aipproxTmately openinK for varied duties, leaders and some youths met Friday Breed. Female. One year old. Herald.______RECEPTIONIST­ experience Principal blamed the problems on small gangs. Black, tan and white. Found in MBDU TIMNPKE OFFICf, 320 West N44N Twigifte, Manchester four weeks. Caln Robert Jar- Inventory, filing, telephone. to try to stop violence which for two had cordoned off a six-block area in SECRETARY etc. M onday, Thursday. duties include visiting Skelton said Friday police reports Union Street area. Call WAITRESS - Days and Monday. Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. vis, 643-6712 straight nights plagued the Flats, a “the Flats" section Wednesday night for busy Manchester Friday, 5:00 to 9:00 Saturday patients lor diet indicate black tee-shirts lettered Manchester Dog Warden. 643- evening hours. Full or part Wednesday — 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. preferences and generally predominantly-Hispanic section of to quelch the disturbance involving time. Must be at least 18. App­ Therapist Office. Requires a FULL OR PART TIME 9:30 to 5:00. Interviewing on with the words "Brother Hood,” the sharp, energetic, self Thursday — 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday only. A1 Sieffert's monitoring patient diet the city. about 1(X) persons. One man was ly in person: Ground Round, Priday — 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. WAITRESS needed.Apply at - “7 selection Ccmpctitivc arrested and a police officer name of one gang, had been con­ Glastonbury. motivated mature person to Luigi's Pizza, 706 Hartford Appliances.■ ■ Hartford Three police officers were hurt, at □ EMPLOYMENT handle public relations, phone Manchester. 647-9997. bienetits and wages hospitalized in that melee. fiscated from some persons involved Road. 649-5325. Interested applicants least nine persons arrested, a car HOST or HOSTESSES - Full inquiries, follow-ups, and in­ "I think we can handle it without in Thursday’s disturbances. ternal office management. should call or write the overturned and windows in Halp Wantad 13 and part time positions. Day Personel Dept . 646 1222 businesses and apartments smashed declaring a state of emergency,” Skelton admitted there were not and evenings. Must be at least General office duties: include NORTH MMKMESTDI Omt, 220 I ) Main Street, Manchester enough permanent officers in his typing, dictation and ac­ 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Ext. 481 , , as every available city police unit Police Chief Harold Skelton said 18. Benefits available. Apply: Monday Mmehester Memorial Hospital department, a charge made by Ground Round Glastonbury. counts. Must be well 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ★ BURGER KING ★ was called to quelch Thursday Friday. He said no contingency plans organized with a pleasant T uesday 71 Haynes S t Police Officer Arthur 'Therrien, head 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. night’s melee which began about 11 had been set up in case of further dis- SUMMER JOBS - working one telephone personality, and Wednesday M in is t e r , ()T 06040 of the city’s police union. But he said positive attiiude. Send resume Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Is now hiring for of our outdoor flower 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. ______£ £ £ ______no new officers could be hired Probe reveals lottery violations locations on weekends. Car EXPEMENGED to: Box EE, c/o Manchester Friday Immediate openings: without Civil Service approval. needed. SDR Enterprises. An- Herald. OR LOOKING FOR SINGLE Buckley terms platform 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m, WOMAN to live in six room Jesus Sepulvedas, 19, of Holyoke, Richard “Spike” Carey He said the investigation dover, a . 742-9965.______NURSE AIDES Monday Morning Sot-up Mon — AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) The attornery general’s DOG GROOMER Part time. W ednesday 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m house Reasonable rent Will was charged with assault and battery found evidence that tickets GENERAL CONTRACTOR One - three days weekly-work 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. accept children 649-7911 — An investigation into the would reveal who ordered report will be looked at Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m with a dangerous weapon, assault needs assistant to help with your own hours. Must be fully Day Food Handlora - Maine state lottery shows to the million-dollar the sale of the tickets, and with a great deal of atten­ 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m SMtt as *tired promises’ list and battery on a police officer and "Maine Event” game were Estimating, Drafting, and experienced in all breeds. Friday 11:00 a.m. • 2:00 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. PART TIME a STOMER tickets to a millionaire how many were purchased tion, since a number of Paper Work. Experience breech of peace after he allegedly hit illegally sold after the To provM* Nursing Cars Modem commercial kennel- Evaninga — 8:00 p.m. - doalng SERVICE The Democratic platform showed game were sold in violation after the advertised lawmakers and even Gov. necessary. Send resume to: In privals homss and Sheridan, Hebron, 228-9088. REPRESENTATIVE Ability HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican Patrolman Dennis Egan on the head cutoff date last month. P.O. Box 8, Coventry, C4)nn. Hourt of work can bo adjuttod to lit your poraonal Senate candidate James Buckley "the Democratic Party has learned of game rules but it deadline. Joseph E. Brennan have Msdical Facimiss. Part Applicants must possess good math and clerical akills and to deal with public in a with a brick at the Salsa Lounge Although the millon 06238.______^ KENNEL PERSON the ability to deal well with the public. Cashiering achoduloa. Mothora walcomad. UnIforma and maalt professional manner Plea­ said Friday the Democratic party’s nothing from its experiences of the cleared lottery operators Carey requested the in­ expressed an interest in tima, full Mtna. Consldara- ara providad fraa. Thursday night. dollar prize was awarded vestigation to clear the Hon givan to prafaranca veterinarian’s assistant. Over experience preferred. Applications will be accepted tor sant telephone voice national platform was "a warmed- past 20 years," he said. "The wistful, of any criminal charges, abolishing the game. FULL "HME CLERK needed 18, mornings. Reply Box FF, Excellent pay and benefits Sepulvedas fled in handcuffs but at the conclusion of the game of any suspicion, for second shift. 7- Eleven. 509 of;— Location and Hours. these positions Tuesday, August 19, between 9:00 a.m. over list of tired promises” sup­ warmed-over list of tired promises the attorney general said They say the lottery has HERALD. In Psrson: General Electric Service Cali was later arrested at the nearby Dia­ one-shot millionaire game, though he admitted the Center Street, Manchester. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY and 2:30 p.m., at the respective offices. ported by Democratic Senate can­ adopted in New York City is as Friday. never lived up to its expec­ 467 Cantor Straot 528-9811 for appointment mond Mine lounge. Carey earlier said it lost For Information call MECHANIC. Experienced in Aoolv either at Hartford National Bank’s First Manchester The results of a two- mood of his employees tations — in both integrity didate Christopher Dodd. dramatic a political self-indictment Police in several nearby com­ $200,000 because of slack CLASS II D R IV E R S 643-9S15 all phases of truck and auto otfice. Middle Turnpike office, or North Manchester office Mwictiastor HOME HEALTH AIDES week inquiry into the game during the inquiry has been and revenues — since it LICENSE Willing to carry Buckley called the platform ap­ as I have seen” munities were put on standby during ticket sales. repair: gas and diesel. at the addresses listed above. needed to provide personal proved this week at the Democratic Buckley said the platform was "an were "more extensive than “tense.” began several years ago. sheet rock aixl help clean up Minimum five years care to people in their homes the disturbance in which Patrolmen Cohen, in a preliminary job...... ; sites. Apply iti- at Acoustl AID A ASSISTANCE National Convention “ the tired, acknowledgement of the awsome originally anticipated,” experience. Must have own Home health aide certitica- John Dinatoli suffered a cut leg and and issuance of the final review last week, said the Tech Systems.Syste 113 Summit of North Eastam Com. tools. Start at $7.00/hour and tlon or nurses aide training or failed policies of the 1960’s" and said economic mismanagement in Patrolmen David Johnson was hit in Street, Manchester.______report was delayed by department confirmed a 357 East Cantor 81. all fringe benfits. For appoint­ experience preferred it reflected the thinking of Dodd. W ashington by the p arty of the back with a brick. number of the $5 tickets Manctiaataf ment, Call 688-7596. TACO BELL Training provided if needed Christopher Dodd." several days, said Attorney HELP WANTED FEMALE - "who distrusts the ability of private All three police officers were were sold in the days Mature, experienced. Sales POSITIONS AT World's Largest Fast FcknI Mexican Restaurant Flexible hours Must have men and women working in a free Dodd is giving up his 2nd District General Richard S. Cohen. own transporation .Mileage treated and released at Holyoke preceeding the drawing of PLEASE READ Clerk. Apply: In Person, congressional post to seek the chair He said the results would ADVERTISING M arlow’s, Inc. 867 Main Opening soon— our first provided For further infor­ competitive economy.” HospitaL mation. call Manchester held by Democratric Sen. Abraham be reviewed by members the game in Old Orchard Street, Manchester, C4>nn. Buckley also defended his stand in Arrested on charges of breech of Beach. DEADLINE YOUR AD Mancheiter Herald Can1ers| HOGKANUM VALLEY Connecticut iocation Public Health Nursing 647- not debating his opponent in the Sept. A. Ribicoff. of his staff before being peace were Holyoke residents John “Our investigators inter­ 12:00 noon tho day HoraW la ,raaponalbto FULL 'HME THIRD SHIFT - 1481. Monday through Friday. The platform offered "not one released next week. All positions available 8:00 am io 4.30 pm An 9 primary. Senate Minority Leader Bermudez, 17; Roman Lopez, 17; viewed almost 50 in­ (or only oria IncorracI Part time second shift. Apply neeiM for GOMMUNITY GOUNaL/WAGAP Apply In perton; single constructive new policy" to "There will be no balora publication, 7-Eleven on Center Street, Equal Upportunit;’ Affir­ Richard ^zzuto, who lost the party’s Daniel Deldalle, 18; Louis dividuals, including ticket inaartlon and than only combat inflation, create jobs and criminal charges resulting between 7 and 3. 270 Broad Street mative Action Employer endorsement by a mere 15 votes at Rodriguez, 19; Lino Vega, 21; Ms. purchasers, lottery Oaadllna (or Saturday to tha aiza ol tha 1 GOURT STREET the state convention last month. provide for economic recovery, from our investigation, but King S t Area; Bumslde Ave Manidiestar, Connecticut COOKS, DISHWASHERS Zabeiba Delvalle, 19; and one there will be a number of employees and lottery and Monday la 12:00 original Inaartlon, NURSES AIDES - Weekends "I’ve been given the responsibility Buckley said. Errora which do not only.6 months of Nursing 646-1117 WAITRESSES Apply in per­ juvenile. • items of interest to the commissioners,” Cohen Noon Friday. son Tacorral (tcstauranl to defeat Dodd,” Buckley told a news The Democrats’ $12 billion laaaan tha valua o( tha Home experienced required. Silver Lane, East Hartford ROGKVILLE, GT 06066 Another juvenile, 16, was charged governor and to the said. ” In addition, Call or apply: East Hartford Broad Street. Manchester conference. "I’ve got a job to do and program to produce jobs is a "boon­ with breech of peace, assault and CIaaalllad ada ara advartlaamant will not PUtNNER-6RANT WRITER - responslbte lor program the best way to do it is to fight him doggle" that will "only whip us up Legislature,” said Cohen. members of my staff have Convalescent Home, 745 M6in planning and grant writing. Mutt tiavn damonttratad battery with a dangerous weapon, a examined numerous lakan ovar IM phono bo corractod by an ad­ Street. East Hartford; 528- Gall Donna at M7-9881 GIRL FRIDAY - Divcrsilied (Dodd) now. If I don’t, this guy will into a new cycle of higher inflation The attornery general’s axperinnee and tuccats in planning and grants writing office duties Monday through brick, and assault and battery on a office has been looking into documents connected with ■■ a oonvanlanca. Tha ditional Inaartlon. 2167. In todal tarvicdt. 2 years axparianca desired. walk into the job without any without creating a reservoir of new police officer for allegedly striking Friday. 9 00 a m to 1 00 p m qualifications." skills to alleviate poverty," he said. operation of the games the operation of the NEEDS ASSESSMENT COORDINATOR - responsible lor t JANITORS WANTED t Send resume to Girl Friday. Johnson. millionaire drawing.” I P 0 Box 222, Manchesler since Lottery Director TOWN Ot' MANOHESTtR” designing needs assessment Instnimani, conducting SPECIAL OUTREACH WORKER surveys, and compiling reports. Experienced required. -K Full TIme/Part Time f She Keralb MACHINISTS for aircraft PART TIME FI LL TIME CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN parts- enierimental and short «8,762 ■ 111,804 ENERGY SECRETARY - Responsible lor energy program ^ Position ideal for older person, but no -ft woman to care for my two run. Job shop experience To be employed by the Community Renewal Team of Greater and other duties In agency as assigned. T age barrier. Responsibilities; floors, school aged children in my ColenclQr----- Ereferred. To work either Hartford and to work out of the Town of Manchester to make 2 FUND RAISING CAMPAIGN WORKERS - responsible lor home Call after 6 00 p rn 644- EAST HARTFORD ithe, Bridgeport, Cintimatic, more accessible existing services of the Community Renewal ^ walls, windows, and general ^ 2244. or tracer. Liberal overtime bind raising campaign. Must have good communication PUBUC SCHOOLS Team and to advocate and coordinate new programs impacting maintenance. We offer good pay ($5.00 T Why not send and excellent fringe benefits: skills and knowledge ol the community. Full tima tem­ SALESMAN ■ Career oppor­ the needs of low income persons in the community. ■fr hour to start), insurance, paid vacations, J Manchester Tuesday South Windsor a happy thought Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ porary position lor 2 months. tunity in a revolutionary new Town Council Meeting, 8 p.m., Council Chambers, INVITATION to someone todayl pany, 121 Adams Street, Experience and training required is graduation from high All positions above am (or 35 hour wooh. -k security and other benefits. (Hrs. 11 PM- business for glass tinting and Monday Town Hall. Monday Manchester. 647-9935 school, plus three years' experience in community organization L 7 AM, and 4-5 AM to 11-12 PM). M coaling Liberal commissions TO BID or related work, one year supervisory experience; OR IN LIEU Call 647-9037 Ask lor Ray 7 p.m. — Eighth Utilities District monthly meeting, Town Council Committee on Disposition of town-owned Study Group to examine dispute between Community 1 NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT. PART TIME ELDERLY OUTRUCH WORKER - experience In T Apply In Parson to: - k THEREOF, a combination of education, training and/or working with the oldoriy and knowledge ol community Hilliard Fire House, Main Street. property, 7 p.m., Council Office. Service Council and Child Care Board, 7:30 p.m., Council BID 0 552 PEOPLE who honestly want i McDonaliTs^ X PART TIME COt'NTKR to lose weight. Guaranteed experience in a related field equivalent to four years. requimd. 20 hour week. Chambers. Study group will talk with service council. ROOF AT SUNSET RIDGE PROBATE NOTICE HELP Neat Reliable Over Wednesday Thursday Program! The proof is in the For application and job description apply at the Personnel Of­ Z 46 W. Canter St., Manchaatar, CT C SCHOOL E.O.E. 18 Flexible hours 7:30 p.m. Commission on Children and Youth, coffee Redevelopment Commission, 7;30 p.m,. Council Tuesday MITICf- TO CREDITORS losing. Part time income op­ fice, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut. Rt. 83, Vamon, CT X Days, Nights Apply in person. ESTATE OF WllXlAM R. EF.I.LS portunity available. $250 per Resumes to: room. Municipal Building. Chambers. Study Group, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, discussion Information may be obtained Closing dafe for filing application is August 25, 1980. 288 Center Street. The Hon Valiiit VinkeU. Judge, of the week in .commissions possi­ Ingrid Walker, Interim Director ^ 1221 Tolland Turnpike, Manchaatar, CT L Manchesler Thursday with Child Care Board. from Kathryn True, Assistant Court of Probate. Diitrict of Andover, ble. Call 528-2514 , or Sally 289- at a- hearing held on August 6. IMO An equal opportunity employer. at above address Commwity Thrift Shop, opens at 10 a.m., Sullivan Director of Business Services, 1831 anytime 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s hours in Probate Court. Ehist Hartford School Depart­ ordered that all claims must be 6:30 p.m. —Directors comment session, directors of­ Avenue Shopping Plaza. presented to the fiduciar>- on or before Glastonbury ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, November 6, 1900 or be barred u by AOMINItTRATIVE MANAGEMENT TRAINEE fice. Municipal Building. Wednesday East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until law provided. Today Study Group, 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers, discussion bid opening on: August 22, Margaret K Vinkels, Clerk ASSIBTANT start Immediately 1980 at 2:30 p.m. The fiduciary is: AS “Carousel," 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School with Day Care Center director. Robert S. Eells Mb MiMlelB Ol Mbobng mMheorti. Auditorium, produced by Youth and Family Resource Thursday The East Hartford Public C O William V. Borst. Esq. Andover Village Professional Center Center. Admission $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. Study Group, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ 107 Main Street You II learn hovi to manage a decorating center-selling 'Monday .Monday tunity Employer. Hebron. Conn 06S48 iMOObOMl ogbbvbnlly toe onov^otto both retail and commercial accounts As an assistant Friday 0544)8 035^ poroon wbo lo wMMip lo poln proe- Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Office Building, Welles-Turner Library Board, 7:30 p.m., Welles-Tumer llool oiporionoo by worfclnfl In manager, youll be given an on the job work study HOUSEWIVES Study Group, 7:30 p.m.. Council Chambers, if needed. Memorial Library. ohop. program. Responsibilities start immediately learning store Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office accounting, credits & collections, merchandising, inven­ Building. LEGAL NOTICE Tuesday Vernon CaH (or appointment: tory control and inside selling. Planning dnd Zoning Commission, public hearing, 7:30 Town Plan and Zoning Commission, 7:15p.m., Glaston­ ENROLLMENT SESSIONS REX LUMBER Minimum 2 yrs college in business related field and/or p.m.. Town Office Building. bury High School library. Today TOWN OF BOLTON COMPANY experience m sales or management a must. Show us a Wednesday Wednesday Farmers Market, 9 a.m. to noon, St. Bernard’s Church a e e - T s e e background ot elloit and achievement We ll start you with Notice is hereby given that an enrollment session for the pur­ a good salary, and excellent benefit program, and a career Earn Extra Money Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Parking lot, Rockville. Housing Authority, 7:45 p.m., Welles Village Communi­ pose of making an enrollment of electors entitled to vote in opportunity Write or call Church. ty Hall. Tolland County 4-H Fair, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Tolland state, district of municipal office PRIMARY will be held on lOeilTBlEO NUItSE Board of Selectmen, 10 a m.. Town Office Building. County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Saturday, August 23, 1980 from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon and Thursday Full time operaliof room nurse. WILL MABVIN Friday Geology Walk, sponsored by Vernon Friends of Valley again on Tuesday, August 28,1980 from 6:00 P.M. to9:00 P.M. in Opening available on our day shift. Redevelopment Agency, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Falls Park, starts 11 a.m.. Burgundy Hill Quarries in the Fireplace Room of the Community Hail, 222 Bolton Center Schedule includes every other 981 Main Straal With Your Own Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 643-6636 Building vault. Tolland, (rain date Aug. 23.) Road. August 28th is the last day persons may become affiUated weekend iimI some call assign­ with a party or register as electors to be eligible to vote in the ment. Experience preferred. EquBi Opportunity Cmployof Sunday Excelteot benefits and competitive September 9th Democratic and Republican PRIMARIES, rates. For further information, Tolland County 4-H Fair, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Tolland except for those whose rights mature after that date. please call the Personnel Depart­ County Agricultural Center, Route 30. ment at BM-m. Extension 481. Part Time Job! Bolton Dated at Bolton, Conn., this 12th day of August, 1960. OWN YOUR OWN Hebron Monday Ilvi J. Cannon IMmtir MMMrW Hosgitil 71 N(|«m $trMt Monday Monday Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School. Jean S. Gately BUSINESS ... and mothers with young children, bring them Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Com­ Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. Registrars of Voters YYtth you and save on baby sitting costs. munity Hall. Historic District Study Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office Public hearing of Sewer Authority, 7 p.m.. Middle 0554)6 Tuesday Building. School. Tuesday Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Wednesday INDEPENDENT Democratic Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office puusKirsinraE Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Call Now Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall, Men’s Club auction & cafeteria supper, starts 4 p.m., Wednesday Building. Rockville United Methodist Church, 142 Grove St. eauAL Houtm opsostumity wmomvmm NEWSPAPER gas allowance. Wednesday Thursday RHKUnEOKMTOR SOUND INTERESTINQ? Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. All rMl eatite advtrtiMd In this newtpaper la aubjact to Paid Holidays. Excellent Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Community Hall. Nurses office hours, 1:30 to 3:30, Town Office Building. Rockville Festival meeting for all interested DEALER You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise 647-9946 Economic Development Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makaa H Il­ insurance, benefits. our carrier boys 4 girls. If you Ilka kids — want a little In­ merchants, 8:30 a.m.. Savings Bank of Rockville, Park legal to advartlse any preference, limitation, or dis­ or fice Building. dependence and your own Income... Street. crimination based on race, color, religion, sex or Apply in person Call 647-0946 for mora Information 647-9947 East Hartford Thursday Public hearing of Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. national origin, or an Intention to moke any such Memorial Building. Ask for Jeanne Fromerth Monday Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. prelaranca, limitation or discrimination. This NETRONKS, Inc. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School. Friday newspaper will not knowingly accept any advarilsement Citizen Advisory Committee qn Salaries, 7:30 p.m. Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office ROUTXS a a 44A The Herald “The Wizard of Oz” by Youth Services Bureau, 7:30 for real estate which la In violation of tha law. B r a l n a r d PI. , ManchMtar, Ct. Town Council Office, Town Hall.' Building. p.m.. Middle School, Route 30. (Saturday also). BOLTON, CT. 06040 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., August 16. 1980 EyENIN^HFm^ Artlcltt tor Salt 41 A nilquat 48 Apartm anlt For Rant 53 l^antad fo Rant 57 REFINED elderly non- Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz Business & Service A N T IQ U E S Si TRYING "00 SAVE. Two ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle COLLECTIBLES - Will bedroom with parking. smok4ng gentleman needs purchase outright, or sell on Appliances. Plus more. Just room, bath and meals. First 1 Pen 1 Sadist PHELPS & SONS commission. Houselot or $225. 236-5646 Locators. Fee. floor, Manchester area. 649- A MIRA6E IN THE UJHENWUFINALLI'OET 4 Italiid Marquis de 9090. 'l hate TD 5M it, greeting COMPANY. Hard anthracite single piece. Telephone 644- DELUXE DUPLEX. King PE5ERT CAN REALLif' THERE, VOUlL FINP BUT I'LL BE 6LAP 6 Motion 2 Pairs coal. Pea and chestnut. 646- flb b y picture ^ 3 Evergreens 2005 or 872-2126. size three bedrooms. Fenced □ AUTOMOTIVE FOOL V(W...V0UAWV THINK '(OURSELF UIALKIN6RI6HT L^HEN WINTER COME^ a WANTED - Antique Fur­ yard. Laundry facilities. Plus By ADigaii van Buren WSEEAN0A5I6OFF THROU6H IT... 12 Reverent fear 4 Swan niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil more. Call for details. 236- 13 Gumbo . 5 Former Presi­ STEREO COMPONENT INTHEPI5TANCE, OUT... 14 Sioux Indian dent's nickr SYSTEM; Receiver, cassette, Paintings, or Antique Items. 5646. Locators. Fee. Rutos For Sale 81 R. Harrison. Telephone 643- 15 Firti beat in name (player/record), speaker ^2_J measure 6 Semites 8709^...... ROCKVILLE. All utilities WE PAY TOP PRICES for pair, turntable, stack rack. (mus ) 7 Horse food $390 or best offer. Four piece paid. Carpeted, Two wrecked and junk cars. A & B DEAK ABBY: First off. I nm no ordinary 1 have 17 Bird enclosure 8 300, Roman bedroom set, modern style, □ RENTALS Bedrooms. Appliances. Kids Auto Salvage, used auto parts. always been very mature for my, age. 18 Weather 9 Short- solid oak. best offer. Call 643- O K, Today-iday- $220 , 236-5848. Call Tony 646-6223. When I was 13,1 fell in love with a man much older than bureau (abbr) tempered Locators.. Fee. o -IK Qnwd IiJ«» V«c ‘19’Scouting 31 Strvicat Olfarad 31 Palnling-Paparing 32 Building Contracting 33 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday myself. 1 am now 16 and still feel the same about him. If >0 Failure (2 wds 31 Pull to pieces C O ve ri-ig Strvicta Oltarad Rooms tor Rent 52 group (abbr) .s i) . through Friday. Ask for Lee possible. I am more in love with him than ever. 32 Kind of tree 49 Folksinger FURNISHED TWO Priscilla's Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Urgent 11 Ram s mates CiM TREE SERVICE ■ Free PAINTING - INTERIOR AND WES ROBBINS Carpentry -Well, he's married and has four kids, lie lives in South (pl) Guthrie BEDROOM. with , air, wireless 35 Baseballer Ka estimates, discount senior EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. remodeling specialist. Ad­ MOVING. Must sell round WANTED JUNK AND LATE America, but comes here about every three month.s on 16 Title 51 The smallest carpeting. Available now. signal line Experienced, references, Ser- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, kitchen Table, 36 inches. $30. business. 1 never know exactly when he will be in town, but 20 Serpent bit citizens Company Only $225 . 236-5646. Locators. 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