1 ' ^ Gambling Casino Idea 1 Report Blames Movement I Germans Use Balloon East Catholic Gridders Provokes Chicago Ire 1 For Low Math Scores I To Escape from East Impressive in Opener Page 2 1 P age 4 1 Page 5 1 Page 11 L------\------^ iianrhpfitpr 1 ' Clear Tonight, Sunny Tuesday lEuf ntng ral& Details on page 2 Nixon^s Trip Vol. XCVIII, No. 295 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, September 17, 1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20$ Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered HONG KONG (UPI) - Former President Richard Nixon left for his third visit to China today, win ding up a weekend stay in Hong Kong with the prediction President SREAKSi Carter faces a close race for the Fires Burn Democratic nomination. Nixon said in an interview Sun day he thought Carter “has some very serious problems. But, I thinl’ he is a fighter. I wouldn't 18 Houses sell him short.” The former president referred to President Truman’s surprise victory in 1948, when Truman's LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Hot, the slope and consumed 10 houses wind-whipped flames devoured 18 popularity “had got a little low,” before the first fire units even got expensive hillside homes in Laurel here.” much as Carter’s rating has Canyon before they were corralled dropped in current polls. One of the 18 burned-out homes, by 300 firefighters and bombing runs each valued at about $200,000, was He said the race for the by a fleet of water-dropping aircraft. Democratic ticket would be “a owned by musician John Mayall, All good fight” and noted “we will Another house suffered major that was left on Kirkwood Drive have to see if Senator (Edward) damage and one garage was were blackened chimneys and a Kennedy (D-Mass.) wants to fight destroyed. dozen automobiles gutted by flames, or just talk.” Kennedy has not The fire in Hollywood Hills was ‘‘I could hear the houses declared his candidacy. only one of 10 brush blazes still exploding,” said author Rod Thorp,
Nixon’s boarded an express L l . t f smoldering throughout Southern who successfully defended his expen train at 2 p.m. (1 a.m. EDT) to California while fire crews arrived sive home from flames licking 75 feet Canton, the first stop on his third from Indiana, Maryland, Penn into the sky. “Rabbits and coyotes visit to China. sylvania, Montana, Idaho, New kept coming over the hill. It was hot Charlene TUtmi Mexico and Arizona. and smoky but 1 wouldn’t leave, I Flames engulf a hillside around an expen through the area this weekend. At least 18 “This whole part of the country is stayed and 1 prayed, I saved my Drug Threat sive home in the Mount Olympus area of homes burned and many others were going up in smoke,” U.S. Forest Ser house.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Hollywood as a roaring brush fire swept damaged. (UPI photo) vice spokesman Gene Knight said. Another resident also refused to New Beat United States faces a serious By late Sunday afternoon, the Los leave. threat of white heroin smuggling Angeles Basin lay under a pall of "I just bought this house,” said from three Mideast-Central Asian smoke. Daniel Wilson, “and I ain't going onty Hall, popular game Hillside residents armed with gar low host of “Let's Make a countries - Iran, Pakistan and Worms and Hornets anywhere. I'm not even sure my fire ear for 13 years, will pres- Afghanistan, the nation’s chief den hoses stood atop their homes in a insurance is in force yet.” it the updated “Beat the drug enforcement officer warned. desperate attempt to protect them Police combed the winding roads, lock." Premiering Monday, Peter Bensinger, administrator from the flames that consumed* 120 telling residents they should leave, :pt. 17. it will feature three of the Drug Enforcement Ad acres in the affluent, densely- and most packeu cars with pets and a lams competing against each ministration, called for Disagree on Winter populated area. few belongings to await word from :her, as well as against the The fire, started by four children diplomatic initiatives to persuade She said the frequet August fogs the command post. Some returned to ,ock, to win the prize money. those three governments to wipe By United Press International snow, she said. “And the hornet nests playing with skyrockets in the brush, clearly mean "plenty of snows will ruins. Elach team consists of three out opium fields. Eighty percent of The woolly worms and the hornets too. If they’re down low to the was discovered at 2:45 p.m. and was snerically-related members hit us. Some fogs are heavy ones. We the world’s raw opium supplies can’t agree about the coming winter. ground, it will be a bad winter. There contained four hours later, officials Two huge “Super-Scooper” water or example: three airline are several near my house that are can expect three or four deep snow are produced in Iran, Pakistan Woolly worms are sporting light said. bombers dumped 1,500-gallon ight attendants or three brown coats and slim physiques, almost on the ground. And that's falls this winter." and Afghanistan. City Fire Chief John Gerard said payloads of salt water across the alice officers); each team presaging a mild winter, but hornets bad." She said the snow may start as ear He said the threat of heroin residents were lucky. flaming slopes, then returned to San ill compete for the entire are nesting near the ground, in Most folklore weather ly as November and the worst snow eek. Another new facet. from the three Mideast-Aslan “It could have been worse,” he ta Monica Bay for replenishment Record Breaking Stunt," will dicating more hard times. prognosticators agree winter will month will be February. The first while five helicopters deluged hot countries has been rising at the frost, based on the date she heard the said, “The flames started at the bot include each episode and same time Mexico’s opium poppy, The maple trees and fruit harvests arrive early. tom of a grassy hill and it roared up spots. rant the winning team addi- agree with the woolly worms — this By early September, squirrels summer’s first katydid, will come eradication program has help^ Oct. 28. But a conflicting report on onal money. decrease smuggling of brown winter should be an easy one. But the were sporting thick red coats, in- katydids from a neighbor might push Mexican heroin into the United August fog tends to side with the chworms were spinning busily from the first frost back to Oct. 1 States from 6.5 tons in 1975 to 2.5 hornets — lots of snow. the oak leaves and woolly worms The consesus amoung nature were afoot in their winter raiment — James Gillihan, archivist at tons in 1978. watching weather prognosticators, all sign of an early winter. Wabash Valley College in Mount however, calls for an early but mild But, aside from the Auraria Carmel, 111., waid woolly worms in High Income winter. hornets, none of the critters seemed Southern Illinois are light brown and The most vocal dissent comes from terribly concerned about the coming expecting a mild winter. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Alaska Amy Trammell, weather sage in season. “The fruit harvest seems to be has the highest per person income residence at Auraria, Ga. Crab Orchard, Tenn., weather scant, too, and that also indicates a of any state in the nation, and She has spend most of her 71 years prophet Helen Lane agrees August milder winter^” he said. Mississippi has the lowest, says a mining for gold in the hills surroun fogs mean snow. And, she says, The woolly worm caterpillars Commerce Department analysis. ding the Chattahooche National winter will come early. But, all around High Ridge, Mo., are “thin, Estimates released by the Bureau Forest and reverently looks to nature things considered, Mrs. Lane judges light brown with black tips,” of Economic Analysis show a for an indication of the winter to the winter will be comparatively observes veteran folklorist Helen narrowing of state-by-state come. mild. Wohlschlager. differences in individual income And what she sees is heavy August “The maple trees in the yard has For the past three years, the wool in the 1970s. fogs and low hornets’ nests. What thin leaves," she said. "This means a ly worms have been fat and black — But geographic differences they forebode, experience tells her, mile winter compared to the 1978-79 and the past.three winters have been rem ain^ in 1^8. Most of the 20 is a hard winter. winter of heavy snows and zero among the harshest on record. states where per capita income August fogs are a sure sign of weather.” equalled or exceeded the $7,836 national average were in the > Northeast, the Great Lakes manufacturing belt and the Far West. Most of the 30 states where Town May Give Citizens Cryital Gayle personal income fell below average were in the South, Southwest and the Plains regions. Chance to Buy Firewood Nurse Strike By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - The Cassano, is it would be both an ad- Another suggestion has been dis- acting president of the striking Herald Reporter ministrative and insurance problem cussed by George Murphy, forestry medical-complex nurses’ union MANCHESTER — Proposals are if 42 buyers were to go to the manager, and Maurice Pass, direc- said today leaders are willing to being floated which will make 42 watershed area to get the wood. tor of general services. go to jail in support of their stand. cords of wood being sold by the Cassano also suggested persons The wood is in six stacks, ranging The state has asked a judge to im town available to individual citizens. from the town social services in size from two and one half cords, at through thair tonguei. pose jail terms and fines. Last year approximately the same workfare program be utilized to load to 15 cords. The proposal is to sell ie pads of thair feet. “The leaders are willing and number of cords were sold at auction and assist in the delivery of wood. each stack of wood. This way six peo will not escape the responsibility to one bidder for a price of $22.07 per Diane Wicks, town director of social ple would be able to take advantage of having to go to jail on an issue cord said Jerry Dupont, buyer services said, “I hope they are of the low price of cords. that we feel and the state should trainee in the office of General Ser strong. I don’t believe there are feel is a crucial, crucial issue, vices Office. The buyer had to haul, many able bodied men in the Both ideas would avoid a repeat of said Janis Mcernan, acting head cut and split the wood. workfare program.” last years plan, when only one person of the union. The town received some com was able to take advantage of the low Mrs. Mcefnan said staffing plaints from the community. In Cassano believes his proposal price. levels at General Hospital and the dividuals called and wanted to know offers an opportunity for 42 residents Institute of Mentdl Health are why they didn’t get the chance to to purchase firewood at a price of $60 Dupont, stressed, "Nothing A water-dropping airplane flies over the remains of a home definite has been decided. Whatever still the crux of the dispute. purchase the town’s wood at the $22 a cord delivered. The town would that was burned to the group in Hollywood hills this weekend. realize a profit of nearly $2,000 under decision is reached will be the one The union met informally with price, which is substantially lower A car parked in the driveway is still burning, attesting to the Romeo Caldarone, state labor than the cost of cords sold by private the plan, according to the director. this office acts on.” director, Sunday in the first con industry. speed of the fire. (UPI photo) tact between the state and the un ion since the walkout began Due to this citizen input, town of Thursday. ficials have suggested various The nurses have refused to obey methods of getting the wood, which is Carter Urges Peace in Mideast from land owned by the taxpayers, a back-to-work court order and ‘It is the heat generated in the the state has asked for back to the taxpayer. THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Presi said, which established frameworks day while running in a 6.2-mile race dent Carter, apparently fully for an Israeli-Egyptian treaty as well on the mountain roads near the body and the muscles that can contempt-of-court ruling. Director Stephen Cassano has hamper blood circulation,” Granum suggested the wood be sold to recovered from a episode of heat as an overall peace settlement, went presidential retreat. > exhaustion during a foot race, “a long step on that path.” “Dr. Lukash gave him another said. Inside Today residents in single cords, sight un In the 12 months since the Middle seen, delivered to the buyer’s home, marked today’s first anniversary of Dr. William Lukash, White House comprehensive examination in the the Camp David accords with a plea East summit. Israel and Egypt have Classified...... 16-18 and dumped in a spot determined by physician, meanwhile, said Carter’s morning and everything is normal,” for d full Middle East peace settle signed a peace treaty and entered Comics...... 19 the buyer. If more than 42 persons health is excellent and “everything is Granum said. “Dr. Lukash said the ment. president’s health is excellent. negotiations toward Palestinian Editorial ...... 9 apply to purchase the 42 cords, a normal,” according to deputy press The White House physician said the autonomy - the key issue in an Entertainment ...... 14 drawing would be held with the first “Our goal has always been the es secretary Rex Granum, who detailed president suffered from heat exhaus overall peace settlement. Fam ily...... 8 42 persons purchasing the 42 cords. tablishment of a comprehensive the results of two comprehensive peace in which Israel could at least physical examinations the president tion, or in layman’s terms, But there has been no movement Obituaries ...... 10 on the part of the other Arab states, The wood would have to be live in security and tranquility with has undergone since the incident “overheating,” Granum said. Peopletalk...... 2 and Carter acknowledged, “we do delivered to the buyers home, accor all its neighbors,” Carter said in a Saturday’s temperature was on the Sports...... 11-13 Saturday. not underestimate the difficulties Television ...... 14 ding to Cassano, since most people do statement by the White House Sun Carter, who planned to return to cool side, but Lukash said suoh that lie ahead. ^eathe^^^^^^^^^^^. .2 not have a truck. Another reason the day. Washington today after a weekend at exhaustion is not related to weather wood should be delivered, said The Camp David agreement, he Camp David, was overcome Satur conditions. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 17, 1979 liiVEMNu HEHALU, hloii., Sepi. 17. 197a- PAGE THREE The Weather’ House Mover TRW" Gambling Casiiio 79.71 Homosexual Ordinations Provokes Chicago Ire Fights Utilities Split Church Leaders DENVER (UPI) — A proposed resolu sons of either heterosexual or homosexual, By JACQUELINE HEARD CHICAGO (UPI) - In the licen would like to see a gambling cassino Convention and Tourism Bureau, tion discouraging ordination of orientation whose behavior the church tious days of A1 Capone, most high equal to anything that might be found said, “It would be a real shot |n the HARTFORD (UPI) - Adam Korpalski picked up his homosexuals in the Episcopal Church may considers wholesome." class Chicago speakeasies had side in Monte Carlo. Certainly not a cheap arm for us between conventions.” 18th-century home for a song nine years ago but didn't intensify the current controversy, causing The final statement in the proposed a rift between the two governing bodies, rooms where almost anything went-- shot - and only one.” Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mike think it was any bargain when utilities billed him $7,000 to resolution was expected to generate the poker, blackjack, roulette, horse She had hardly got thC words from Royko described “the cheap, tinsel move their gear from one spot in Washington to ahother. for the world’s 2.8 million Episcopalians. most controversy. It states: ‘V * Korpalski bought the white, clapboard Garrison -- a The House of Bishops, the highest “We re-affirm the traditional leaching lOWfiT tlM niATUIII bets, you name it. her mouth before some people were atmosphere” of Las Vegas and said The end of prohibition put a shaying she should be ashamed of Atlantic City “has less class than a one-time church, store, community club and a boys' dor governing body, begins debate today on of the church on marital fidelity and damper on those free and easy times. herself. sneak joint in Cicero.” ‘ mitory since World War 11 days -- for $1 from The the resolution, which emerged over the sexual chastity as the standard of Chris “There is not an acceptable casino Gunnery preparatory school. weekend after two days of secret com tian sexual morality. Candidates for or Now Mayor Jane M. Byrne proposed Four state legislators issued a in this country,” he wrote, and Part of the agreement was that he'd move the 14- mittee meetings. dination are expected to conform to this to bring back a bit of them -- with a manifesto saying, “A gambling pleaded, “I urge all right-thinking roomer off the campus in Washington, a far western Any resolution approved by the bishops standard. [ 2 3 * lot more chic, a civic stake and a casino would bring Al Capone back to UPIWCATHIR fOTOCAtT 9 legal sanction. Chicagoans to support Mayor Bossy Connecticut hamlet of 3,500, and landscape the remaining will have to be assessed by the House of “Therefore, we believe it is not ap Chicago ... We find enough bodies in 'For period ending 7 a.m. 9/18/79. Tuesday night mor in this civic improvement. Please. crater. Deputies, the 904 clerical and lay propriate for this church to ordain a orac- She says it would be good if car trunks every year without this.” ning will find generally fair weather except for showers I've already ordered my monocle.” Connecticut Light and Power Co. told him it would cost members who are meeting simultaneous ticing homosexual, or any person who is America’s Monte Carlo blossomed ly with the bishops at the 66th General and thundershowers around the eastern Gulf Coast region Stephen A. Schiller, executive The thought of the nation's most $3,500 to dismantle their wires and hook them back up engaged in heterosexual relations outside in Chicago. Assembly of the Episcopal Church, which of m arriage.” and southern Atlantic Coast region, director of the Chicago Crime Com elegant gambling casino in the heart five football field lengths away. Southern New England She imagines a Chicago palace of ends Thursday. mission, called the idea “absurd ... of their own loop piques the fancy of Telephone Co.'s bid was $3,484. A member of the Committee on chance, with such class, flair, grace Coniieclirul Forecast incredible ... silly, just plain silly.” many Chicagoans. Korpalski paid the estimated bills three months before The proposte resolution.took a stronger Ministry for the House of Deputies said and polish as to make the es State's Attorney Bernard J. Carey They have been gambling, most of the house was moved on Jan. 7,1971, because he said he stand than what had been recommended the committee members from the "lower tablishments of Las Vegas and Atlan Becoming sunny. Warmer with highs 75 to 80,24 C to 27 thought a casino would “create a them illegally, a good deal of their was pressed for time. Once the Garrison was in place, he by the church’s Stapding Commission on house” disagreed with the bishops’ tic City appear tawdry. Human Affairs and Health. The commis proposal. C. Tonight clear. Lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Mostly fever that would expand existing lives. With Jane Byrne's casino, the started complaining. sion, appointed three years ago, urged no The deputy, who preferred not to be sunny and breezy Tuesday. High temperatures near I “It's going on in New York, it's gambling operations and cause peo more affluent could do it with style. “I thought I paid an exorbitant amount," said the 48- Touring Refugee Camp edict be passed on the ordination of identified, said the joint committee Probability of rain near zero percent today and tonight,' lucratice ‘n New Jersey,” she said ple to lose their paychecks.” Back in the day's of Capone's year-old Korpalski, who teaches English at Woodbury's homosexuals. meeting ended in disagreement — 10 percent Tuesday. Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph today Herve Villechaize, the three-foot-11-inch last Monday. “I think wejcpuld lose But others thought the idea might mobster empire, Chicagoans could Nonnewaug High School. “ But 1 wanted the house moved, Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton (right) looks at a pair of Vietnamese in But the bishop's resolution states that expected to be extended during the and tonight increasing to 15 to 20 mph and gusty Tuesday. co-star of ABC-TV’s “Fantasy Island,” some of the tourist trade iTwe don't be terrific and some thought it just place a bet almost anywhere. The so I paid in advance." fants who are sleeping comfortably in a hanging bed at a refugee camp every ordinant is expected to lead a life debate. start competing. might work. Capone mob, of course, collected its “One of the estimates they (SNET) gave me was $1,1(X) wears his favorite at-home attire on the in Hong Kong. The governor spent more than an hour touring the camp which is “a wholesome example to all Air Pollution Forecast “ If it's done right and properly ... I Frank Sain, head of the Chicago percentage. for temporarily lashing poles together. I told them a “We told them that the broad prohibi small farm he bought at San Fernando, this weekend to have first-hand information about the refugee situa people." It also states there should be “no tion is unacceptable to us, " he said. HAPTFORD (UPIl — The state Department of En friend of mine could do it for $100." Calif. The normal attire includes a gun belt Korpalski said the CL&P charged him for 350-hours tion. With him is Sen. Know Nelson. (UPI photo) barrier to the ordination of qualified per vironmental Protection forecast moderate air pollution with a 22-caliber pistol. (UPI photo) labor. SNET's crews chalked up 212-hours. He claims it levels for all of Connecticut today and reported good Task Force could have been done in a day and a half. levels for Sunday. Peopletalk A year later CL&P, a Northeast Utilitis subsidiary, Lon^ Island Sound refunded him $279. SNET five years ago offered a $351 Starts Job rebate, but Korpalski turned them down. He said he'd Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk wait to get his due before the state. Point. N.Y.: High pressure extending from the Ohio HARTFORD (UPI) - A special The Division of Public Utility Control, which hears rate Valley to the East Coast moved eastward off the New Elizabeth Taylor task force aimed at finding a way to cases, heard Korpalski's complaint last Thursday. (“I Jersey coast today. South to southwest winds at 10 to 20 give Ckmncticut's foster children a told them 1 was patient." he said of the long delay.) knots today, southwest at 10 knots or le.ss tonight and Visits Mrs. Sadat more stable and permanent life is The DPUC hearing officer listened to all three sides south to southwest at 10 to 20 knots Tuesday. Fair through scheduled to begin work this week. and should have a decision in a month or two. Tuesday with visibility 5 miles or more except locally 1 to Elizabeth Taylor, “Queen of the Nile” in the 1960s The main goal of the "fask Force on "It felt a little bit like David and Goliath, but I think I 3 miles in haze early Tuesday morning. Average wave film “Cleopatra,” paid a courtesy call on Mrs. Foster Children is to make sure tem got a fair hearing." said Korpalski. heights 1 to 2 feet today and Tuesday and 1 foot or less Jihan Sadat at the Egyptian president's Nileside porary foster care does not become He said he couldn't document his claim because he tonight residence in suburban Giza Sunday. But Egypt's permanent for a child unless can't get competitive bids. The utilities, who itemized first lady ahd her three daughters had a confession necessary, said project director their charges based on the estimates and actual costs, Extended Outlook to make — they had seen “Cleopatra” for the first Selma Le Markowitz. said everything was in order. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through time only two days ago. The project is being sponsored by “The charges were fair," said Northeast spokesman Friday: Miss Taylor is making her first visit to Egypt to th Connecticut Child Welfare Emmanuel Forde. “We've very cheerfully documented the work and given full answers." He said it wasn't fair Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Generally fair weather through open the 4th Cairo Film Festival at which Association, private foundation to bill other customers for utility work that was custom- the period. Warm Wednesday with highs near 80 and lows “Cleopatra” will be shown publicly for the first grants and the Department of ordered. in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Cooler Thursday and Friday time. Her films were banned in Egypt until last Children and Youth Services. with highs near 70 and lows in the 45 to 55 degree range. week because of her donations to Israel. “We find that two-thirds of the SNET spokesman William Seekamp said the utility's Vermont: Chance of showers Tuesday night and Her comment on arrival? “It is really great fun to children placed by DCYS have been lawyers don't want to say much because the case is still Wednesday. Clearing by Thursday and fair Friday. Daily be in Cairo.” Just watch out for the vipers, Liz. in temporary foster care for two pending. He said SNET made its case and now it's up to highs in the 60s and low 70s. Overnight lows 45 to 55. years or m ore,” Ms. Markowitz said. the DPUC. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers A Royal Romance? She said the task force will try to Korpalski belives the decision will eo his wav. He's no Wednesday. Fair Thursday and Friday. Daytime highs in see that children are kept with the engineer, but he said the utilities wdre commendably speedy when tropical storm David last week tore up lines the 60s. Overnight lows in the 40s. Prince Andrew, the handsome 19-year-old son of natural families, or assure there is a and wires all over the state, including Washington. Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, carried on a permanent plan for every child taken Two crews had "a mess of spaghetti” up and running in royal romance with a pretty blonde Ontario girl into state custody. National Forecast during his six months at Canada's Lakefield In some cases it may be best to two days, he said. College, reports the Sunday People newspaper in sever family ties and put a child into City Fest HI Lo Miami Beach 84 82 pc London. the adoption system or into perma Albuquerque pc 73 56 Milwaukee sy 77 52 The newspaper quoted 19-year-old Sandi Jones, a Saturday Picnic Anchorage r 60 51 nent foster care, the project director Minneapolis sy 80 62 student at Havergal Girls' College in Toronto, as Asheville pc 72 58 Nashville said. pc 78 60 saying she first, met the prince when she was his Atlanta r 74 63 New Orleans r 79 75 Th task force, which is scheduld to i : ' guide at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. The daughter Success in GOP Billings f 94 59 New York sy 79 61 operate two years, meets Wednesday Birmingham r 76 63 Oklahoma City pc 79 52 of a retired colonel said they met nearly every in Hartford. sy 73 55 weekend for awhile, sometimes going to Toronto Boston Omaha sy 80 54 MANCHESTER —Republican Town Committee Vice- Brownsville Tx pc 81 67 Philadelphia sy 74 54 but it "sometimes wasn't much romancing under Chairman Elsie Swensson said the party's picnic held Buffalo sy 70 55 Phoenix sy 92 72 the watchful eye of Andrew's bodyguards." ' ' ^ % Saturday was the biggest success the party has ever had. Charlstone S.C. ts 73 66 Pittsburgh sy 70 46 But on occasion, she added mischievously, he was Hebron Educators Charlotte N.C. pc 72 56 Portland M sy 68 43 “resourcefur and give them the royal slip. Said Swensson, “There were about 140 people and that Chicago sy 74 52 Portland Ore f 75 51 Get New Contract included many new faces, people who have not been Cleveland sy 73 47 Providence sy 72 52 politically active. Financially, we did very well." Dallas f 83 52 Richmond sy 74 53 Labors of Love HEBRON -The Hebron Board of Local republicans plan to use the funds to pay the rent Denver sy 83 49 St. Louis sy 77 51 Education and the Hebron Elemen |'4 S ' '' I and get their phones installed for the party headquarters Des Moines sy 77 50 Salt Lake City sy 88 46 Time was when all Frank Sinatra raised was the tary School Association have reached pulse rate of people called “bobby-soxers." He went at 775 Main St. by the 26th or 27th of September. Detroit sy 74 46 San Antonio sy 84 58 an agreement on contracts for this Swensson said every year, the republicans plug away, Duluth pc 78 58 on to raise several million dollars for himself. Now San Diego f 97 77 and the next school year. The con making phone calls to get out the voters in an attempt to El Paso r 59 53 San Francisco f 70 60 he raises money for worthy causes — lots of them. tract provides for a 6.5 percent overcome their 3rd place position in voter registration. Hartford sy 72 43 San Juan sh 89 75 His latest charity bookings include one on Sept, 27 salary increase in the first year. Honolulu sy 91 75 Seattle f 72 56 in Cairo on behalf of Madam Anwar Sadat's There are more registered Democrats and independents Houston pc 78 65 Spokane f 84 49 Children's Hospital and two in New York — on Oct. Additionally there were four in town than there are registered Republicans. Indianapolis sy 74 45 Tampa pc 89 77 12 for the World Mercy Fund and on Oct. 28 in a positions that were upgraded and Swensson claimed, “I believe voters are ready for a Jackson Miss r 82 69 Washington sy 76 58 Metropolitan Opera concert directed by Zubin salary adjustments were made. change. 1 have been vice-chairman for five years and this Jacksonville pc 82 75 Wichita sy 81 49 Librarians were increased to $4.10 year we'd like to win.” Kansas City sy 76 52 Mehta for the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. c-clear: cl-clearing; cy- per hour; assistants to learning dis Added Carl Zinsser, Repubiican candidate for the Las Vegas sy 96 68 cloudy: f-lair; hz-haze: m- While he's at it, he'll serve as grand marshal, Oct. 6, for New York's Columbus Day parade — and pick abilities teachers, increased to $4 per Board of Directors, “Our strategy for overcoming the Little Rock pc 74 64 missing: pc-partly cloudy ; r- third place position is hard work-and honesty with the Los Angeles sm 98 73 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; up a flock of awards for all the good works along the hour. The average increase for all voters." Louisville sy 75 54 sn-snow; sy*sunny; ts- way. employees is about 29 cents an hour. Memphis pc 79 65 thunderstorm; w-windy. Quote of the Day The secolid year of the contract . " : 1..G 'sM calls for a salary increase of seven ' '*Vr 'j-t z < School Buses Added Radical leftist activist and actress Vanessa percent across the board for all non- The Almanac Redgrave in an interview with US magazine: “I instructional personnel. HEBRON —The Board of roof. To date the School board know it's fashionable in certain circles to put me l,.’- 3 ^ Education has voted to add has been notified by the By I'niH’d Press Inlernationul down. I also know that people think politics is all two buses this school year state Department of Today is Monday, Sept. 17, the 260th day of 1979 with 105 I'm capable of talking about. My name alone Center Dedicated Sewer Near Completion to relieve problems which Education that it isn't to follow. bothers some people—'Red' and 'grave,' two words have occurred on opening WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The Work is in progress on a sewer project and when the last few days because of a plan to eligible to obtain any reim The moon is moving toward its new phase. with bad connotations.” The McDonald's logo is i registered irademiik of Mcl>onald's Gsrporaimn The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. University of Hartford has dedicated hundred feet of pipe is put in at New State Road and Tolland combine the kindergarten bursement for roof repairs. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Glimpses its new $2 million engineering Turnpike, a job costing approximately $360,000 for 5200 feet of and Grades 7 and 8 runs. One roofing company told Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. building with word that students line will be completed, according to Public Works Director The additional cost will the board that replacing the roof would cost about American actors Anne Bancroft and Roddy McDowall Ray Milland is co-starring with Carrie Snodgrass trained in the facility will be in de Jay Giles. The Adams Street section of the line is finished be $80 a day for each bus. were born on Sept. 17 — she in 1931 and he in 1928. mand when they graduate. Bus routes will be revised $50,000. in Wichita, Kan., in “The Attic” ... Robert Morley, except the area around Manchester Honda. This section was “Isnt it nice to finaiiy have a bank at and will be approved by the On this date in history: who's turned from acting to try his hand as a writer, The building, named United delayed while three pipes were laid under the Hockanum river. board at its October In 1787, the United States Consitution, completed in will be in New York this week to publicize his Technologies Hall for a $750,000 / Manchester (Herald photo by Pinto) meeting. Philadelphia, was signed by a majority of the 55 delgates "Robert Morley's Book of Bricks" ... Anne Ban grant toward its cost from the United Meeting Thursday night I Fire Calls to the Constitutional Convention. croft is in London, co-starring with John Hurt and Technologies Corp. opened earlier the board agreed to write a In 1796, President George Washington delivered his Anthony Hopkins in “The Elephant Man”. this year but was formally dedicated the Burr Comers Shopping Piazar letter to the Board of S a tu rd ay , 3:49 a m. farewell address, warning the American people to avoid Sunday. Housing Authority Mulls foreign alliances. Finance asking to be —Smoke investigation at In 1939, Russia invaded Poland in World War II, 16 days UTC Chairman Harry J. Gray said allowed to speak at its Haynes and Memorial streets. The books can only be offered while the supply (Town) after Nazi Germany moved into that country. the 30,000-square-foot facility was a New Admission Policy Sept. 26 meeting concer The bank office you’ve waited Special Burr Comers lasts. So do hurry. Deposits must be maintained Sunday, 4:01 p.m. —Blaze In 1978, the Camp David summit ended dramatically Lottery Numbers ‘‘greenhouse for growing the MANCHESTER —The town's plemented. ning the best method to near water treatment tank of Coupon Book! for a minimum of 6 months. proceed with on the finan for is now open! Drawing for a with Egypt and Israel signing agreements setting the engineers of the future. Housing Authority is expected to The questions members have been Rogers Corp., Mill Street. framework for a Mideast settlement and pledging to sign adopt new federal and state admis cing of the proposed new (Eighth District) Still a better reason to Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New “Man, do we need them,” he pondering is whether non-residents color TV. Valuable Burr Comers Come in and say Hello. a peace treaty in three months. sion policies for the town's housing come by our new England: added. “They're in short supply right on the waiting list for public housing for the elderly at its Wednesday night Coupon Books for depositors. office, is to become an The Savings Bank of Manchester very much Connecticut: 347. now and society desperately needs for the past four years or more would A thought for the day: President George Washington meeting. SBM Savings Customer and looks forward to serving your every financial Massachu.setts: 9330. more of them to take on some of its no longer be eligible if the policies “How nice it would be” - we heard that even advised, "Labour to keep alive in your breast that little Both the state and federal ad get a spiecially prepared money-saving book. need. With Savings Plans, for instance. (Did you New Hampshire: 2085. greatest problems and challenges.” were adopted immediately? Or, before we opened our new Burr (Comers Office spark of celestial lire — conscience." Rhode Island: 2113. missions policies give preference to We call it the “Burr Comers Saving Book.” know we can offer you nine different ways to save would the policies apply only to those ; crochet cotton on September 15th. We think it’s pretty nice to Gray noted 10,000 UTC employees Manchester residents, but the who apply after the policies are im It contains a number of money-saving coupons your money? And most of them -unlike other be here, too. And we look forward to serving had studied at the university and authority has not decided when and plemented. you can redeem for free item s-or greatly dis banks-require absolutely no minimum balance MancheskT To Advertise more than a third of the full-time how the policies should be im wonderland you with a long list of friendly, convenient Fast liartlord — Glastonbury To Report News (• counted item s- for your home, your car, even of any kind!) With loans for homes, education, faculty working at the building were ' ,,’N t T C H O S H f ^ with the largest assortment of colors and ways to bank. For a classified advertisement, call To report a- news item or story idea: cars, home improvement, bill-paying and more. former UTC employees. slses of crochet cotton avallablal your appetite. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester__ Alex Girelli, 643-2711. These Savings books will be awarded to the With free and easy checking accounts, too. hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. You could win , USPS 327-riOO through F'riday. When the office is t Area Police Report first 1,000 customers at Burr Corners who deposit Yes, we think we can show you a lot of rea Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 • lllly brand * darks big ball sons for making us your bank, here in our new I'uMishud daily except Sunday and clo.scd, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... 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Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 its annual New Member Social at the with breach of the peace in connec was arrested Sunday on a warrant of crochet hooks and loads of booksi new Burr Corners Office Have a Complaint? Vernon ,. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 home of Wendy Ryalls, 88 Woodmont tion with a disturbance at his home. charging him with breach of the (• is to register for and Savings Bank To Subscribe He was released on a $500 nonsure-' N e w s — It you have a question ,jr To report or inquire about special Drive. Twenty perspective members peace and failure to appear in court. w e have every little thingl - maybe - win a beautiful eoinplainl about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: attended the orientation meeting ty bond for appearance in court in He was released on a $150 bond for (• RCA 13" color TV. You’ll want to get yoUr name at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to Rockville on ^pt. 25. of Manchester Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 conducted by moderator Cheryl appearance in court on Sept. 25. in the box before October 1st, the date the 2711 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 Vincent P. Quinn, 36, of 40 Ward Raymohd A. Norman. 22. of Main to 10 a.m. Saturday. Ferris of 31 Birchwood Road. (• drawing takes place. You need not be a customer Circulation — If you have a problem Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 St., Rockville, was charged Friday Street, Ellington . was charged Sun Burr Comers Shopping Plaza, Manchester. Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents u m y of the Savings Bank of Manchester to enter the 13 other locations in Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor. regarding service or delivery, call Fam ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 The club welcomes any woman in with breach of the peace and in- day with failure to keep right on a (.'ustomer Service. 647-9946 Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month, $11,70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 6‘3-271l terested in joining at any time. Any (• the mUraels of moliiftved H drawing. But one entry per family, please. Bolton, Andover and Ashford. Member F.D.I.C. Telephone 646-1700. three months, $23.40 for six months, and terferring with a police officer in curve. Police said he struck a truck should be made by .7 p.m. Monday woman interested in the. club's ac [;• <)owr(town manehetlter J p $46.80 for one year. Mail rates arc Office hours are 8:30 a.m, to 5 p.m. connection with the ievestigation of a parked at Scranton Motors on Route (• ihrougli Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur tivities should contact Wendy Ryalls disturbance on Ward Street. day. available on reque.st. Monday through Friday. 83. at .569-1937 or Susan Clark at 569-1766. He was released on a $250 surety His court answer date is Sept. 28. itWij n>n>H|pi(r^ii», PAGE FOVR - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Sept. 17, 1979 lAM Head EVENING HERALD, Mon., Sept. 17, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Report Blames Movement Germans Use Balloon Town GOP Chairman Say8 Carter To Escape from East Back to His Office Not Friend NAILA. West Germany (UPI) — They MANCHESTER — Republican Town Chairman six miles from the border, when the Richard Weinstein was back at the office this morning For Bad Math Scores yearned for freedom and saw no other balloon was being inflated. and said he was feeling fine. He had been released early EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - way out. The women sewed pieces of "It takes an hour to blow the balloon up,' • Overall mathematics achieve math curriculum in the back-to- sheets and nylon together and the men, Saturday from Manchester Memorial Hospital after un PATRICIA McCORMACK William Winpisinger, head of the he said. "The problem is not to be dergoing routine tests. ment declined over the 5 years. basics movement - pushing addition, one a government-trained aircraft -seen." NEW YORK (UPI) - Math subtraction, division, multiplication million-member International Weinstein said he was tired of talking about his health • On the average, 17-year-olds per mechanic, assembled the parts, hiding West German police were astonished to . students are trying harder and doing formed 4 percentage points lower — would be at the expense of problem 'Association of Machinists, say.s and that much had been made out of nothing. "I did not them in the basement. see the balloon had no gondola, but only a worse, according to a report issued than 17-year-olds 5 years ago; 13- solving. President Carter may talk like a have a heart attack, I did not have a breakdown, I feel labor man but he’s really in the - Then the daring four adults and four metal platform 4'z feet by 4'z feet, which, Thursday which puts the blame on year-olds, 2 percentage points lower; “There is great alarm over the children look flight on their hot-air balloon fine and am ready to get back to work, " said Weinstein. the back-to-basics movement. lack of skill in computation in pocket of corporate America. the two couples and fourboys aged 2 to 15, 9-year olds, lower by about 1 prcen- and escaped to West Germany. shared with four gas containers. The National Assessment of tage point. decimals and percents shown by this Winpisinger, a leader of the national movement to draft Sen. It was the first escape to West Germany The platform had no railing and no sides Education Progress report on math, • In 1978, 28 percent of tbe 9-year- assessment. But I am far more con ever made in a balloon. The craft, its bur Health Sereeninj; Slated funded by a division of the U.S. Edward Kennedy, Dmass., for the — only the rope from a washline around it olds solved a simple word problem cerned about the lack of ability in ning aglow in the early Sunday darkness, Department of Health, Education Democratic presidential nod, Sunday places at a height of 1' i fee(. requiring multiplication. But in 1973, problem solving. All are increasingly carried the two East German families MANCHESTER — Health screening at Squire Village and Welfare, claims: spoke at a drive to boost lAM “Our two wives sewed sheets and nylon 46 percent could work a similar important to be knowledgeable con huddled together on a tiny platform on will resume Friday from 10:30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. and is • Kids show ability at addition, membership at the Pratt & Whitney material together to help make the available to residents of the Squire Village and Spencer problem, sumers. their 30-minute. 11-mile flight over the balloon." Strelzik said. subtraction, multiplication, division. • 46 percent of the 9-year-olds “And as the calculator becomes an Aircraft Group. Village apartments who are 60 years and older. He tied Carter into his warning to mine fields on the East German border. The balloon itself was 137 feet high and (The report doesn't say how much of solved a simple division word indispensible tool the understanding The family of a 31-year-old aircraft The Geriatric Clinics are sponsored by the Manchester the credit for this goes to pocket workers about their next negotiations 114 feet in diameter and flew at an altitude Public Health Nursing Association and’ the Department problem in 1978 compared with 58 pr-* and use of decimals assumes a more mechanic who learned his trade in the of 1.600 feet, calculators.I cent in 1973. ' prominent place in problem with P&W, a division of Hartford- of Aging. East German Air Force and the family of Strelzik and his old friend, Guenter • But decimals, fractions, and based United Technologies Corp. The Clinics will be held monthly at the community • Only 35 percent of 13-year-olds solving.” a 24-year-old bricklayer succeeded in Wetzel, put it all together with the help of percentages stump them. And word and 58 percent of 17-year olds know “It is obvious that there is little “No matter what face UTC wears, room. beware. The company is corporate what was their second escape attempt in a -Strelzik's two sons, Frank, 15, and An problems - the kind that come up in what percentage 30 is of 60; only 8 benefit to be gained by concentrating homemade hot air balloon, For further information call Margaret Mills. Com everyday life — dumbfound them. American in action. And they are dreas, 11. They hid the parts in the cellar percent at age 13 and 27 percent at extraordinary efforts on computing "There was no other possibility of es of their home at Possneck. 12 miles frpm munity Health Worker or Louise Leitao. Geriatric Nurse This is more true today than it was 5 calling the shots now, because we age 17 can calculate 4 percent of 75. skills and minimal competencies if caping.'' the aircraft mechanic. the border. Practitioner at 647-1481. years ago, according to the report • Performance among 9-year olds our graduates cannot effectively app- have a president who assails apinst Hans Peter Strelzik. told reporters in "We were skeptical about whether we funded by HEW's Institute of Educa declined 5 percentage points on one ly mathematics in the real world - them publicly but does their bidding privately,” Winpisinger said. Naila. a Bavarian town five mfles inside were in the West, and the boys and our REGISTER BEFORE T tion. subtraction word problem and did not solving everyday problems,” Hill West Germany. change significantly on another. told United Press International. The,union leader said he stopped wives hid in the woods and Guenter and I T/Ve can make the ddfercnce" Overall, the report claims, The balloon, as the gas ran out. made a went out scouting," Strelzik said. mathematical achievement is • In 1978, .56 percent of 17-year- Hill, professor of mathematics supporting Carter a year ago when the president pushed for decontrol of suddei., hard landing in Naila at 2:40 a m. A policeman who encountered them declining - which makes this report olds, compared with 65 percent in education at the University of Sunday (9:40 p.m. EDT Saturday), on the another piece of evidence being cited natural gas prices. said, "They had the fear of death in their T est 1973, answered this problem cor- Missouri, Kansas City, said: edge of a woods, just 100 yards from a high by those who contend that the “What Carter should do now is roll eyes. They were not sure they were in the rectly: “A car traveled 8 kilometers “Throughout the report there is tension wire. West. " nation's schools may be failing. SAT, back prices to halt obscene profits by in 5 minutes. At this speed, how e v id e n c e s tu d e n ts p ro c e e d "We wanted to be free men," Strelzik ' Engineer Hans-Peter Strelzik, 37, with his wife and two sons, are P reparation scholastic aptitude test scores, dip many kilometers could it travel in mechanically and thoughtlessly gas and oil companies,” Winpisinger Strelzik said an attempt to flee on July 3 said. "We wanted freedom. " failed when their balloon went down about photographed between the gas bottles on their self-constructed hot air ping more than 20 points over the last one hour.” through problems, seking a familiar told a gatherting of 100 union DON'T PANIC - The bearded Strelzik. who showed little 200 yards from the border. They were not balloon after they and another family fled from East Germany late decade, are the biggest sign. • In estimating 250 divided by 0,5 'route or a rigid rule to apply, members. C ENTERS PREPARE WITH OUR signs of stress, said he feared East Ger caught, but East German border guards About 71,000 students took part in percent, 61 percent of the 13-year- “A common failure is to note that About 15,000 workers at P&W’s Saturday. Eight people made their escape on a platform just lour and CONNECTICUT man gunfire, but the most critical mo confiscated the balloon. 523-4509 LICENSED TEACHERS 7 tbe assessment of math ability olds and the 47-percent of the 17 year some answers are not realistic or three plants are represented by the half feet square. (UPI photo) ment was in an East German field, about among tbe nation's 9-, 13-, and J7- olds ignored the decimal point, even reasonable. The inescapable lAM. Leaders Sunday pledged to year-olds. Through such scientific giving the wrong answer, 50. The cor- conclusion...is that there is a critical organize more than 5,000 non-union samples, the NNAEP has ben rect answer is 500. need for attention to...reasoning, workers. measuring progress in 10 subjects in • The following problem involves analyzing, estimating, selecting ap- The workers are concluding the se the nation's schools since 1969. percent: A hockey team', won 5 out of propriate information and inferring, cond year of a five-year contract Report on Sewer Talk The math assessment took several the 20 games it played. What percen- “These are basic skills essential to which provoides for a wage reopener NOW years and was administered by tageofthegamesdiditwin?” About the effective application of in the fall. Research Triangle Institute in 20 percent of the 13-year-olds in each mathematics." THRU Raleigh. N.C. assessment answered correctly; 17- Commenting on the report, Roy H. Hula Hoop Record WAXES To Meet On Agenda in District To get a handle on math progress— year-olds' performance dropped 8 Forbes, director of National Assess- Chico Johnson, 20, a student at Indiana University, sets a MANCHESTER — The Manchester MANCHESTER —A report on a meeting SATURDAY or lack of — analysts compared math percentage points to 52 percent in the ment, said: the sewer authority for the Buckland new world recorci by keeping 100 hula hoops going WATES will meet Tuesday at the with South Windsor officials will highlight NOU'RE l/v,p .V achievement betwen the first NAEP 1978 assessment. “During a period when the public Italian-American Club. After Commons site. South Windsor officials tonight's meeting of the Eighth District have said that may scuttle the agreement. t o ^ math survey in 1973 and the 1978 one. Shirley Hill, President of the has placed great emphasis on the simultaneously during the World Hula Hoop Contest on Sunday weighing in, which will be from 6 to 7 Board of Directors. Manchester officials say no. and have A number of items were included National Council of Teachers of basics, assessment data show that at Six Flags over Georgia in Atlanta. Johnson’s record will be p.m., the group will leave on a in both. Mathematics, said th reports rein- m athem atics achievement had submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records. The old Evelyn Gregan, Public relations officer, hinted at a lawsuit if South Windsor mystery ride. said the regular meeting promises to be reneges on the agreement. Highlights of the report: force warnings that narrowing the declined, especially in problem mark was 91 hula hoops. (UPI photo) solving and understanding of con- routine except for a report by two direc tors who visited South Windsor officials An informal meeting between the two cepts Toastmasters Eighth District directors and members of “An expanded definition of what is DAR Chapter last month on a sewer arrangement Sunset Club between South Windsor and Manchester. the South Windsor Sewer Commission in basic in mathematics is neded, so MANCHESTER - The Manchester MANCHESTER - The Nathan dicated both sides were agreeable to the MANCHESTER - The Sunset Club Hale Chapter of Toastmasters Inter District president Gordon Lassow that students will be better equipped Chapter, Disabled American Eighth District becoming a party to the Ms. Baker has between $8,000 and $8,500 in her will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the national will meet Tuesday at 7:30 named Joseph Tripp and John Flynn Jr. to to deal with a variety of problems" Veterans, will meet Tuesday at 8 pact. James W, Hill, another expert, also Senior Citizens Center. There will-be p.m. at Center Congregational the committee and directed them to make savings account. She wants to buy a new car that p.m. at the American Legion Home. The town of Manchester had formally attacked the swing back to the old card playing after the meeting. Church. To learn more, call Bill Alt the report tonight. requested sewer authority for the disputed basics in math. The Chairman of man, 646-7703. South Windsor and Manchestej-- have costs between $5,300 and $5,400. After she buys the area, but district voters rejected their ef Mathematics Education at the _ . _ . _ , ^ agreed to accept sewage from each car, how much money will Ms. Baker have in her University of Georgia and a member UA I A Bank trCtS runCling other's territory where the topography of forts Sept. 5 by a resounding 37-12 margin. The voters followed the advice of their of a panel of educators interpreting the land makes it easier for the sewage to savings account? HARTFORD (UPI) -- An area agency has received a own.directbrs. the report, said: flow. The eight-year-old agreement $108,231 grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Tonight's meeting will begin at 7 in the “Mathematics instruction in the eliminates the need for pumping stations. Giving to establish a data bank for human services infor district firehouse. 32 Main St DOLLAR-STRETCHING BUYS ALL OVER STORE 1970s has moved back to the basics in However, because the Eighth District is Percent Responding many parts of the county. mation in the Hartford area. Age 13 “Often, drill on computation has The grant to the Capitol Region Councii of Age 17 Governments' Community Council will be used by the OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30; SUNDAYS 11-5 replaced attention to problem Sale Effective Mon., Sept 17 SA V E 1.98 SAVE 98« SAVE 4.98 solving, but it is not enough to council and the University of Connecticut School of Social SAVE 1.49 SAVE Ve?* E Work to centralize data and information to help avoid thni Sat, Sept 22 Rham School Coinmillcc G IR L S '4 TO 6X GIRLS'4 TO 6X MEN'S CASUAL O $2,700 4 2 assume that if students can do the “T H ER M O S” a pair arithmetic, they can automatically duplication in human services work. SLACKS POLOS JACKETS The data bank also will assist researchers and provide LUNCH KITS NO-NON O $3,100 12 6 solve problems.” them with data analysis and assistance on research SMOOTH THINGS OVER Has Two Big Prolileins SENSE Wilson, on the board of the reg. 4.98 O Between $2,700 and $3,100 69 64 methods. reg. 5.98 reg. 3.98 3.49 PANTYHOSE * 1 5 reg. 19.98 National Council of Teachers of THIS WEEKEND Solid color double Little girls' long sleeve ^ Between $2,600 and $3,200 21 Mathematics, added: Baracuta-style jacket 27 HEBRON —The Rham Junior High paying for the insurance now would not knit slacks in two styles. colorful polos with Sturday plastic con dacron-cotton shell “Basic texts provided few oppor Auction-Supper Planned Buckle waistband or screen front"Super struction. Famous don't know. School Building Committee, learned at its actually be an additional cost to the town knit collar, cuffs, but I 2“ 1 multi-color elastic. Girls", Boys 4-7 with "Thermos" quality. 99< pair tunities for problem-solving and VERNON - The Men's Club of the Rockville United as it wasn't included in the original con ton. Sizes S.M.L.XL, P meeting Thursday night, that it had two when they do, the problems often are Methodist Church will sponsor a public auction and buffet Red, navy, green. "Slugger" or a number. Decorated with reg. 1.49 in sand, navy, camel. major problems pertaining to the project. tract. INFANTS' of such a level that students don't supper Sept. 22 at 4 p.m. at the church, 142 Grove St INFANTS' graphics of favorite MEN'S The second major problem facing the performers, teams. * * Figures do not total 100% because of rounding have to figure out the problem's The committee learned that there was Items to be auctioned will include a radio-record player committee concerns an on-the-job injury meaning to solve it.” no insurance on the new building under and/or nonrespons^______combination, sleep sofa, vegetables, plants and food; to one of the workers leading to the claim The NAEP assessment data construction. Committee members said Donations may be picked by calling 875-7030. the discovery of the lack of insurance ap that welding on the job hadn't been done provide ample evidence that students The supper will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The properly. SAVE! SAVE 1.98 SAVE 2.99 do not think through problems, ac parently came when inquiries were made SAVEI The back-to-basic movement in math is making menu will include beans, spaghetti, meat balls, salads Gallant said the accusation was made SAVE 20* BOYS',GIRLS' cording to Thomas P. Carpenter, a in connection with the heavy rains and 27* a pair MEN'S MEN'S mathematical weaklings out of kids, the National Assessment and desserts. "when there was no welding on the member of the National Assessment wind resulting from hurricane David. "LADY FLANNEL ACRYLIC CORDUROY of Educational Progress claims in a series of reports. Overall building." but said in order to eliminate OUR OWN interpretive panel and associate Center Sets Open House Apparently the original building ALMY®" PAJAMAS SWEATERS specifications, approved by the com any future problems he recommended ALMY BRAND JEANS mathematics achievement has declined over the past five professor of curriculuum and in MANCHESTER - The Manchester Community CRESLAN® years. Here is shown an example of a word problem in which mittee, called for the contractor to buy hiring the Hartford Steam Boiler and PANTY HOSE $ e struction, University of Wisconsin- College Women's Center is sponsoring an open house on ACRYLIC 4.59 " reg.6.98 builder's risk insurance on the new struc Inspection Co. to check the welding and reg. 5.98 each * 10 reg.12.99 only 21 percent of the 13-year-olds and 27 percent of the 17- Madison. He added: Thursday, Sept. 27, from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. Long sleeve pullover 5-pocket western jeans, ture. Bruce Gallant, building committee bolt installations to determine structural ' YARN Boys' coat style paj year-olds came to the correct solution. (UPI photo) “Students often are taught rules for The center offers a place for women to meet, relax and 72* sweaters with turtle or flare leg style. Sizes chairman, told the committee that ap soundness. amas In action print. dealing with problems. If they forget talk, a library of information of interest to women, per M ade lo Our e x a c i V-neck. Also v-neck 29-38 in loden, brown, parently this clause in the contract was 6 9 * reg, 89u Sizes 4-7. Girls' in all- specifications — our own the rule, they are often unable to Amly pantyhose in 4 styles cardigans. Sizes S,M, grey and light blue. sonal and vocational counseling, referrals to other Gallant said that widespread rumors over print with smock deleted in the final specifications sheer-io-waist. one-size fits L,XL in several colors. MEN'S solve the problem on their own.” sources of aid and support groups meet every week. that the steel structure was ready to ing, lace or ruffle trim. all. queen size and unpanty Gallant said the ommission has been Fall's fashion shades MEN'S In addition the center offers a continued series of collapse were disturbing and that he felt ______INFANTS'______rectified now and that the contractor has that the $3,200 cost of hiring Hartford speakers, workshops, films and miscellaneous events. purchased the builder's risk policy. Peter Additional information is available from the Women's Steam Boiler to make the inspection was Abel, the architect for the project, said he money well spent. Olin h Willing to Talk Center. 75 LB. SAKRETE BLACKTOP made the change but couldn't remember SAVE! SAVE SAVE 59< ea NDOOR why. In other matters the committee was OUTDOOR History Exhibit Slated SAKRETE Black Top lets you B O Y S '8-18 BOYS' SAVE 6.00 FAMOUS make repairs to black top surfac The question now is who will pay for the told that the hydrant installed in connec PORTABLE NEW HAVEN lUPIl — The Olin Corp's Winchester “We welcome the idea of a vote at the meeting but the MANCHESTER — An exhibit of menqentos and ar FLANNEL CREWNECK FOLDING J B STEVENS es the smart, low-cost way insurance which will cost $3,600, Board tion with the project had to be relocated to LAMPS Division says it welcomes a mass meeting of 1,350 vote should be on the total package, including economics. tifacts reflecting the history of Manchester from 1779 to Ready to use from the bag. it's member Andrew Mullilan said he feels it avoid conflict with the existing septic SHIRTS SWEATSHIRTS STEP STOOLS HAND TOWELS striking workers to discuss issues in the labor dispute, In that way, the employees could be voting whether to the present will be on display Sunday, Sept. 23, from 10 scientilically blended, economi should be borne by Abel or at least that the system. Gallant said that the fire depart but any vote will have to be on a total contract package. continue on strike or return to work by next week" a.m, to 5 p.m. iii the Federation Room of Center cal— simply pour and tamp to fill 3a49reg. 4.49 ruts and holes quickly Gives i cost should be divided among the town, ment isn't happy with the new location but 3.59 -V 3.59 12.88 Handsome white shade reg, 1B.88 In a full-page newspaper advertisement today, Olin The company rejected a separate vote on its proposed Congregational Church, years of trouble-free service the architect and the contractor. he feels it won't pose any problem. reg. 4.98 each reg. 4.49 each and orange case of productivity clause — so-called Article 4 — which would The public is invited to view this display, which has reg. 1.59 each .said welcomed a debate on issues in the dispute and Gallant said that if the*bid The committee also discussed bid Boys 100% cotton Boys' 5 0 % cotton and high impact set production levels for employees. been assembled by Emily Maidment, church historian, Stock up on better polyethylene. Chrom listing its criteria for such a meeting which it said could specifications had called for the contrac procedures for furnishings for the new flannel, long sleeve 5 0 % Creslan, warn and Sturdy metal construc quality hand towels in tion. Padded seat. ring for carrying or end the 2-montli strike within a week. The union. Victory Lodge 609 of the International from archival materials dating back to the founding of tor to buy the insurance he would have building and decided to meet again this sport shirts. One- comfortable sweatshirts. solid colors or prints. "We are disappointed that the union has refused the Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, the "meeting house” at the center, pocket. New, colorful Crewneck style. Sizes Colors of gold and hanging. Battery not In added the cost to his bid price, therefore. week to discuss the procedures. brown. Slight irregs. cluded. company's challenge to publicly debate all the issues, but claims the clause would hurt older Workers. Many town residents have also loa'ned items of plaids. Sizes 8-18. S,M,L,XL. Solid colors. DOMESTICS BOYS' BOYS' EVEREADY B-VOLT we are still willing to debate even if the union refuses to "In any event we can not accept a vote on Article 4 historical interest for the exhibit, BATTERY nil alone as a final determination of whether Winchester can 7 do so publicly, " the firearms manufacturer said. 1.69 reg. 1.99 set performance levels,” the firm said. “Winchester .H ill must set performance levels if it is to remain in SAVE 1.98 SA V E 1.98 Registrations Vernon Official Seeks SAVE 99* SALE! STEEL business.” RAY BELLER’S B O Y S '8-18 B O Y S '8-18 Victory Lodge members went on strike July 15. FO AM BACK CHATHAM STO RAG E Unscheduled Strike Now Being FLANNEL SWEATERS RUG RUNNER BLANKETS CABINETS Enters Second Day Taken for To Sell Junk Vehicles PAJAMAS giant mirrored reg. 7.98 reg. 3.98 5.97 reg. 6.98 wardrobes W VERNON -Ronald Hine, director of town to declare the vehicles were used as 2.99 ANSONIA (UPI) — Union workers at the Farrel Co. Boys good-looking W reg. 7.98 Lessons on: public works, will ask the Town Council cruisers and to guarantee that the 100% acrylic sweaters. division of the Emhart Corp. walked picket lines at plants odometer readings are the original ones 100% cotton flannel 27" wide 100% con 72x90 size. Lady Almy* YANKEE tonight to allow him to dispose of seven Pullover, crewneck pajamas. Coat style tinuous filament nylon % in Ansonia and Derby today as a strike lines at plants in • lA N JO b ran d . Choice of 20 “junk vehicles" and to replace one, four- plus a guarantee that the vehicles are fit style. Sizes 8-18 in top. Flame retardant. tweed pattern. Brown, brown, gold, chamois, Ansonia an Derby today as a strike that wasn't expected • DRUM S legal clinics door sedan for his department. for the road.' choice of many colors. Sizes 8-18 in choice green, red, gold, blue, blue. Nylon binding. O ff to happen entered its second day. • H .U TI Hine said the department presently has Hine said he has obtained quotations BOYS' of patterns. orange. FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION 1013 MAIN STREET • GUITAR Members of Local 3571 of the United Steel Workers of four completely worn out cars stored to from junk dealers and the highest quota BOYS' America voted to strike Sunday after negotiations failed DIVORCE *135 i : l , CORPORATION‘ 120 MANCHESTER • ELECTRIC RASS the rear of the public works garage, plus tion he received for all seven vehicles was to yield a new contract for the 7.35 workers at the two Snpk • REED INSTRUMENTS 80 LB. CONCRETE MIX $600. He said he would like the council to WIU No met BANKRUPTCY *195 three trucks. The vehicles have mileage plants. (Sax & Clarinet) From setting a post to building a on them ranging from 120,000 to 158,000. accept this and to put the money in the Nusiw/ign Simple ADOPTION “ IFe Rent, special area lor outdoor get-to Local 3571 President Lowell King said his union had ‘125 • SRASS INSTRUMENTS “All seven of these vehicles are strictly general fund and use it toward buying a "lost all faith in the company " after union negotiators (Trumpet & T rombone) gethers. your home improvement new vehicle. REAL ESTATE CLOSING Btryer er Selcr‘150 Sell, Repair projects are mora fun...«knpla... junk as they all need engines, returned from a break in negotiations Saturday night to and mora economical with transmissions and most of them are com Hine said that the requested four-door find company negotiators had left, ■75 a a n -25 hnd TeachV' Qualified Inttructon SAKRETE Concrete Mix. All you pletely rusted out. At least two of the cars sedan is greatly "down size " from what “We are willing to sit and talk at any time but there are add is water and you are ready lor No Hiddofl Charges-court costs & Stierilfs fees additional all kinds of do-it-yourself satislac- don't even have a bottom or sides in the the department is presently using. He said DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER no scheduled sessions at this time,” he said. __ CALL FOR APPOIMTIKHT lion. rear trunk. They have no value to.the town the car is used' to carry all types of King .said the company's proposed contract did not and no car dealer will take thetii Jn trade emergency tools and because of this it OPEN THURS NITE TIL 9 PM offer the workers enough to keep up with the cost of 808 Main St. Suite 1 P e g P i I S s Call M9-2036 ManrlifHli'r because of the condition and the fact they must have larger wheels for the winter living He added the union lost "faith in the talks " after MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., EVININQ HOUM AVAILABLE are old police cruisers," Hine said. weather, rear window defroster and large "listening to company negotiators promise one thing at Hine said the town shouldn t attempt to alternator to handle extra loads, and a ANNIVERSARY dHtULAR EXTENDED ONE WEEK 64:M(.500 RECORDS AT DISCOUNT PRICES! VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. one se.ssion and change it at the next" Law offices of Harry Robert Stahl dispose of the vehicles by a public auction two-way radio but .said it could have a r because of the new laws that require, the small V-8 engine. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 17, 1979 evening HERALD, Mon., Sept. 17, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Mfirrin Appoints New Curriculum Development Changes Under Way Campaign Chiefs ______...... __ ...... — . ' ...... Lambert, nil all « Ateach a n h o f atQ v SykesIt AQ S cSchool h o n State Lacks Power, Staff VERNON —This past summer Ver Under the direction of Dr. Blaine Margarethe Clayton, Northeast directed by Dr. Lynn Anderson, math Teachers who worked in this SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Darla non teachers and supervisors were Girard, a new reading program was School; and Constance Thibodeau supervisor. Those who worked on the program were; Ronald Valluzzl, where Grade 6 is housed. Plummer and Stephen Smith lyive busy and productive in the area of developed. The following teachers and Irene Gantik, Vernon Elemen committee were: Walter Neff, head head of the science department at the Revision of the curriculum for been named as co-chairmen for the curriculum Development. were involved in this project: Joseph tary School. ' Middle School, Thomas Kelly, special education was done under the of the math department at Rockville campaign of Republican Town Coun Five major areas were funded by Spillane, Corinne Fisher, Eilean The areas of concentration for the High School; Theodore Wagner, head George Dargati, and Edward Argen- direction of Anthony Magliocco, To Check Nursing Homes cil candidate, Thomas Murrin. the Board of Education for revision Swanson, Pamela Larkin, Maple mathematics workshop were revi ta. supervisor of speclaT education for of the math department at the Middle Mrs. Plummer is a part-time and/or development. Also funded Street School; Joan Lee and Jeanette sion of modern algebra I, general The workshop in revisions to the the school system. Teachers who HARTFORD (UPI) Many ac state Department of Mental Retarda violations were weak. School; and teachers Anthony reading consultant at Ellsworth was the second half of a two-year McDermott, Skinner Road School; math, modern algebra II, and con social studies curriculum were participated were Sharon Morelli, cidents and violations of law in tion has since decided to return Health Services Commissioner Dr. Casarella, Jane Keleher, Sally School. She is on the Board of Direc program to revise the reading Barbara Goetcheus, Catherine sumer math courses. The workshop Morgan, Mary Papanos, Parker carried out under the direction of Deborah Grassi, Sherilyn Neuner, Connecticut’s nursing homes go un- some 74 meiitally and physically Douglas Lloyd said the power to fine tors and Personnel Committee of the curriculum for Grades 1-6. Lerch, Lake Street School; Judy also developed proposals for a Stockford. David Parker. Robert Dane, and John Cagienello. report'ed because the state doesn’t retarded patients from the home to offending nursing homes is YMCA, the Board of Directors of the In all cases the curricula changes Collett, Sykes School; Patricia Spare general math II course and an The revision of the Grade 7 and 8 The following worked on the The Curriculum Committee will have the power or staff to adequately state facilities. desperately needed. South Windsor Child Care Center, is a were made by classroom teachers and Nancy Johndrow, Center Ropd expanded consumer math program science curriculum was also com curriculum revision for the Grade 6 discuss the goals and objectives for regulate the industry, published The courant had disclosed a federal Legistlation to set fines up to $5,000 member of the Community Service under the direction and guidance of School; Mary Jane Oefinger, Middle was developed. pleted this summer under the direc level: John Zanella, Lawrence the 1979-80 school year at its next reports say. report on Lorraine alleged improper was approved by the Legislature and Council and is a Brownie leader. the subject supervisor. School; Brenda Somerset and The math revision workshop was tion of John Bellino. Colvin, Maryann Aberle, and Muriel meeting scheduled for later this The Hartford Courant Sunday said and inadequate care of p:^tients and signed by Gov. Grasso but still must month. ______Smith is in the Engineering the state Department of Health Ser differed greatly from state inspec be approved by the Legistlature’s Department at Pratt and Whitney, Is vices has done little to penalize tion reports. Regulations Review Committee. a member of the Republican Town homes that violate health and safety The newspaper said the federal Lloyd said he could seek injunc Committee and is an elected con codes. review "raised the possibility that tions to stop a home from violating stable. One health official admitted up to state inspectors may have health and safety codes but the last John Briggs has been named one-half the accidents in the homes deliberately overlooked shoddy care time he tried, a prosecutor turned Manchester Community treasurer for the Murrin campaign. go unreported, the paper said. at the home or that they were im him away, saying he had better College offers this calen Festa Italiana! He Is employed by East Hartford The department is understaffed properly trained." things to do, the newspaper said. dar of events in the interest WALDBAUM'S Once again it*s Food Mart*s great Italian Food Festival Aircraft Credit Union and is a and ineffective in trying to enforce The Courant said in a recent inter Lloyd, however, claimed "an of the community. All the **Che compra bene mangia meglio!*’ member of the town’s Human regulations with a staff of 17 inspec view, deputy health commissioner overhwhelming majority of nursing MCC-sponsored activities , Relations Commission. Campaign tors who must cover 500 medical Dennis Kerrigan acknowledged the homes in the state do a good job” listed below are open to the (He w ho buys well, eats well!) donations may be mailed to him and care fa c ilitie s in the sta te , accident reporting system by nursing public and many are free of designated for the Murrin campaign. newspaper reported. homes was "seriously flawed" and Pioneer Girls charge. For further infor Food Mart M o n tin i College Inn The condition of nursing homes and "Not very informative." mation, call 646-2137. Food Club Bolton Road Crew their regulation have come under in He estimated that from one-fourth MANCHESTER — Pioneer Girls, a MunHoy, Sepleiiilier 17 Italian Style CHICKEN vestigation by state legislators and a to one-half of the accidents in nursing girls’ club program sponsored by * ‘ Basic EKG In ter M ushroom s Headed by Dimock blue ribbon panel appointed by Gov. homes are not reported. Trinity covenant Church, will have pretation: 7-9:40 p.m., TOMATOES BROTH Stems & Pieces Ella Grasso. The newspaper said the health its first meeting Thursday from 6:30 Hartford Road campus, Prices Effective Sunday, Sept. 16 BOLTON — Lance Dimock has The investigations Tollowed the department’s principal weapon to 8:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall of the . Through Saturday, Sept. 22 35 OUNCE CAN 13 7 OUNCE CAN 4 OUNCE CAN room 207, $20.00 Waldbaum’s N.Y.Style Delil been elected president of Bolton’s controversy over treatment provided against chronic violators was a church, 302 Hackmatack St. “ Piloting and Dead first highway crew union which was state patients at Lorraine Manor, a strongly worded letter, and Kerrigan Registration is open to all girls in organized recently. Reckoning: 7 30-9:40 private Hartford nursing home. The conceded the letters citing code Grades 5 and 6. p.m... 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If the board 317 Highland Streat feels it is necessary, an 29.99 SoSSand 7o18 executive session will Manchester • 646-4277 19.99 follow the regular meeting. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Mon„ Sept. 17. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 17, 1979 - PAdE NINE I Kravontka-Sumislaski ] Kiely-Felice Jack Anderson Janet Mary Sumislaski of Manchester and Kevin John M ary Josephine Felice of Manchester and Kevin Fran- Kravontka. also of Manchester, were married Sept. 15 at Why Hasn’t President Carter Fought the Uranium Cartel? . cis Kiely of Broad Brook were married Sept. 15 at the St. James Church in Manchester. Church of the Assumption in Manchester. WASHINGTON -- The inter that former Secretary of State Henry decided to let Gulf Oil, the principal forcement official. The bride is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. Francis gouging, refused to take action and researches for Yale University’s The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Thoti\as Felice of 3 national oil dirtel is despised around Kissinger assumed a personal role in- Sumislaski of Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of then tried to keep Congress from fin cartel member under U.S. jurisdic Footnote: We’ll have more from Institution for Social Policy Studies. Whitney Road, Manchester, and the late 'fhomas Felice. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kravontka of Manchester. the world as an organization of ding out why. assuring nervous British officials tion, plead no contest to a mis the sealed papers in future columns. It found that air pollution accounts The bridegroom is the son of M r. and Mrs. Francis Kiely The Rev. James Archambault of St. James Church Scrooges who have driven up the We have obtained documentary that the spreading scandal would be demeanor and got off the hook with a King Coal: for 140,000 deaths annually. of Poquonock. performed the doubie-ring ceremony. Miss Karen price of petroleum products at a proof - which was denied to senators held in check. paltry $40,(KX) fine. The Rev. George Laliberte of Manchester celebrated Old King Coal has clout in ' Sound Off: Krinjak of Manchester was organist and Miss Judy terrible cost in human misery. But and sealed by a federal court judge— Back in the early 1970s, when the Gulf could have faced a $1 million the nuptial high mass and performed the double-ring Washington. Why are you critical of Georgians? Steriing. also of Manchester, was soloist. th e ir pre-em inence in greed is cartel was just getting started, the fine, and officials found guilty of ceremony. that the Justice Department blew a ♦Three high INterior Department of We’ve always been put down as dum The bride was given in marriage by her father. challenged by another, less U.S. government’s reluctance to pur The bride was given in marriage by her brother, John strong case against the uranium anti-trust violations could have gone Janice Sumisiaski of Manchester, the bride's twin ficials, who dared to take a tough mies, and we’re tired of it. - Mrs. Felice of South Windsor. publicized group of international cartel rather than embarrass foreign sue the uranium cartel was made to ja il for three years. sister, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Sandra stand on enforcement of strip-ming fred Briscoe, Loganville. Ga. Mrs. Paula K iely of Enfield, the bridegroom's sister-in- ripoff artists - governments that were members of clear to the CIA, which offered Shenefield stoutly denies there was Sumislaski of Manchester, the bride's sister; Janet regulations, have been fired in recent A. 1 have a high opinion of the uranium \. detailed information on the cartel to any pressure on him from his Kravontka of Manchester, the bridegroom's sister-in- law, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Rosann the pricerfixing conspiracy. days. One was a deputy assistant Georgians. My administrative assis w, CiCia of Trenton, N.J., and Belinde Felice of Hartford, cartel. ^ I Internal Justice Department the State, Justice and Commerce superiors at Justice, the White House law: and Donna Hanna of Leominister, Mass. Patricia secretary, Hope M. Babcock. tant is a Georgian. I know many com the bride's cousins’ and Patty Kiely of Poquonock, the In past , ( j IL Departments, also to then-Atomic Sumislaski of Manchester, the birde's sister; and . -m documents make clear Canada’s role or the State Department. “It was ♦Senate Majority Leader Robert petent Georgians. My only com y r f bridegroom’s sister. columns, we have V \ Energy Chairman James Kristing Kravontka of Manchester, the bridegroom’s as ringleader in the uranium price may own decision,” he told us. Byrd, D-W. Va., recently sent Presi plaint, sadly, is that Jimmy Carter Kenneth Kiely of Enfield was his brother’s bestman. exposed how Schlesinger. The coolness with which niece, were flower girls. gouge and the incredible lengths to But our months-long investigation dent Carter a letter, signed by 24 ' 1 Ushers were William Smith of Windsor, Paul Naiva of’ isn’t one of them. Mark Kravontka of Manchester was his brother's best price fixing by the which the State Department went to the government officials greeted the indicate otherwise. Shenefield has so Poquonock and Kerry Kiely of Poquonock, the colleagues, urging relaxation of sul Q. Americans are a wasteful, glut man. Ushers were Lewis Sumislaski of Manchester, the world's major cover up this role. Canadian officials report on the cartel’s first meeting in far stubbornly refused to make these bridegroom’s brother. fur dioxide emission standards for tonous people. Look how we waste bride's brother; and Thomas Happeny of Manchester; r ^ uranium- Paris discouraged further efforts by documents available to Sen. Howard effectively pressured the State new coal-fired plants. energy. You should write editorials and Mark Hanna of Leominister, Mass. A reception was held at W illie’s Steak House in producing countries has sent the cost Department with threats of retalia the CIA. Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, whose sub- ♦And the Environmental Protec A reception was held at Willie's Steak House in Manchester, after which the couple left for Florida. They that will make us ashamed of our of nuclear-reactor fuel soaring more tion against the Alaska oil pipeline if The pivotal role in (he investiga sommittee is investigating the Manchester, after which the couple left for Florida and w ill reside in Manchester. tion Agency is weakenign its already selfish. America-first altitude. - than 600 percent in a few years. In tion was played by John Shenefield, cartel’s enormous rip-offs. the Bahamas. They will reside in Manchester. Mrs. Kiely is employed as a barberstylist at 'the Justice Department probe of the lax sulfur dioxide standards for some Mrs. Fred Hammond, Menomonie, the Justice Department s antitrust Mrs. Kravontka is employed at G, Fox & Co. in H art Francesco’s Barber Show in East Hartford. Mr. Kiely is some places, this has meant a uranium cartel resulted in a full- Our continuing revelations about plants now in operation - even Wis. a machinist at Ex-Cell-0 Corp. in East Windsor. doubling a tripling of electric bills for chief, who is now under considera ford, Mr. Kravontka is employed at Mai Tool & Mrs. Kevin F. Kiely fledged criminal prosecution. the secret, court-sealed documents, though tliese existing plants account A. Americans comprise less than 6 (McLaughlin photo) customers. tion to become Attorney General Engineering in Manchester. (Napoletano photo) Mrs. Kevin J. Kravontka The pressure pre-dated the Carter though, w ill provide a series of for much of the 18.6 million tons of percent of the world impulalion, con But what is most disturbing is that administration. Sources have told Benjamin Civiletti's chief deputry. searching, embarrassing questions sulfur dioxide that ends up in the at sume more than 33 percent of its the Carter administration, despite our reporter Sally Ann Denton — and It was Shenefield, who despite about the outrageous cover-up which mosphere each year. resources. The American eagle is MMH Auxiliary clear evidence of the cartel's illegal we have seen confidential cables — strong evidence gatheied by a two- senators might want to ask the The seriousness of this relaxation beginning to look like a stuffed In the Service Hawaiian year federal grand jury and'the recalcitrant Shenefield, who hopes to of pollution regulations for coal is turkey. recommendations of his own staff, become the nation’s No. 2 two law en spelled out in a recent study by Navy Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Loughlin of 141 Forge Road, Coven Luau reserve Officer Training Corps Plans Luncheon iHmirhriitrr tuniim j Hrrali'i Norman A. Belair, son of Mr. and try, is a 1979 graduate of Coventry (NROTC) unit at Cornell University, Manchester — A C.ty of Village Charm Mrs. Armand A. Belair of 23 Howard High School. Ithaca, N .Y . This summer, he was Planned St., East Hartford, has been Grant, a 1979 graduate of Founded Cct. 1. 1881 assigned to the destroyer USS Peter The Manchester Memorial promoted to his present rank while Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.) Hospital Auxiliary will hold its an son, homeported in Norfolk, Va. The Anderson Shea Post of the Published by the Mancnesier Publishing Co . Herald Square. serving aboard the ammunition ship High School, is the son of Mr. and nual fall luncheon meeting on Mon Veterans of F o re i^ Wars and its Manchester, Conn 06040. Te'ephone (203} 643-2711 7 Magruder is a 1976 graduate of USS Pyro, homeported in Concord, Mrs. Hoyt S, grant of lA Amato day, Sept. 24 at noon at Manchester Ladies Auxiliary will hold their an Calif. East Hartford High School, Drive, South Windsor, Country Club. nual Hawaiian Luau on Saturday, lWI AyQri Butedu ui CifCydi oti Vembet Ui'teo tiitvMMi,yndi A 1976 graduate of East Hartford Sept, 29 at the Post Home, 608 E. Coast Guard Radarman Seaman Gini Perlman, director of the Able High School, he joined the Navy in Beverly J, Southard, daughter of Timothy J. Mack, son of Carole J. Hypnosis Training Center, Green Center St,, Manchester. C,:'.om8r Service — 647-9946 Harold E. TurWrelon. Executive Editor January 1977, Mr. and Mrs, James P. Scovel of 374 Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Mack of 16‘/2 Snipsic St. Rockville, Road, Manchester, will be the guest There will be a social hour starting Michael G. Loughlin of Coventry Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, has been participated in the rescue of 11 men speaker. at 6:30 p.m., and buffet dinner at 7:30 and Hoyt S. Grant H I of South Wind promoted to the rank of senior air at sea. A graduate of the Ethical Hypnosis p.m., followed by dancing from 9 sor have entered their freshman year man in the U.S. Air Force. Training Center in South Orange, p.m. to 1 a.m. at the U.S. Air Force .Academy at He is a crewmember aboard the Opinion She is a jet engine technician at N.J., Mrs. Perlman w ill discuss hyp The event is open to members and Colorado Springs, Colo. Coast Guard cutter, Midgett, Minot Air Force Base, N.D. and nosis and its many applications in- homeported in Alemeda, Calif. their guests. Ticket information may They are two or more than 1,400 serves with a unit of the Strategic Air His cutter responded to the call of cluding weight reduction, be obtained at the Post Home or by Democratic Dissent freshman who were officially Command, a Coast Guard aircraft which spotted eliminating the smoking habit, ten calling 646-9018 or 649-8891. accepted into the cadet wing after She graduated from Montville the Mexican freighter, Gladstone, sion reduction, gaining self- completing six weeks of intensive High School in Oakdale in 1976, Her sinking off the coast of California. confidence and reducing high blood It is a known and accepted fact the Democrat George A. Dagon, a non- field training, physical conditioning husband, Jam es, is the son of pressure. Junior Women and survival instruction. When the Midgett arrived on the major political party within the State endorsed candidate, defeated him by Deborah Southard of Flushing, N.Y. Prior to opening the center in MANCHESTER —The Junior scene, all that was left was a small of Connecticut is the Democratic a good margin. They will begin four years of March 1977, she worked as a hypr- Women’s Club will hold its first academic study and m ilitary training life boat with the 11-man crew. They Frank Logue, mayor of New Steward L. Magruder Jr., son of technician in New York City for Dr. meeting of the season, Wednesday at Party. that will lead to a bachelor of science were rescued in good condition and Mr. and Mrs Stewart L. Magruder of George Small where she taught 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal It has been the major party for Haven, saw his dream of another degree and a commission as a second brought to San Francisco. 144 Beacon Hill Road, East Hartford classes and conducted a private prac Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle Turn some years. term shattered by the win of Biagio Mack joined the Coast Guard in Gini Perlman lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. is undergoing summer training at We believe however, there is some DiLieto, also a non-endorsed can July 1978 tice. At her hypnosis center, she pike. Loughlin. the son of retired Air The meeting is open to the public. sea. combines hypnosis, self-hypnosis, Richard Goldwasser will speak on dissention in the ranks of the party didate. Force Lt. bol. and Mrs. W.A. He is a member of the Naval There will be a representative from O positive thinking and visual imagery the membership committee “ Biofeedback -T h e Regulation of based on events of the past week. The endorsed candidate in H art f I 'irimwilllli "’■X to motivate goal setting and attain available to assist anyone interested Mind and Body.” Women over 18 In three instances, the endorsed ford, Deputy Mayor Nicholas Car ment. in learning more about the auxiliary. years of age are welcome to attend. candidate of the party failed to win bone was forced to postpone plans for Engaged ] [College Notes Mrs. Perlman and her family For more information on Congressional Quarterly 1 Reservations are necessary and the support of the people and being the city’s top politician when resided in Manchester for eight year. membership, contact Madelyn Dore, may be made by contacting Mrs therefore was eliminated in a incumbent George Athanson won the Weir-Voboril She has two sons who attend Buckley 41 Summer St., 649-2725 or Mrs. Sonja A Brown University Freshmen .Ruth Monaco at 643-2955, by primary election. prim ary. We do not dispute the fact "Send-Off" was held at the home of School, Wednesday. Henry, 101 Broadway, Coventry, 742- The engagement of Miss Robin The instances we refer to happened the Democratic Party as a group M r. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie of 8233. Jane W eir of Andover to Lance in Hartford, East Hartford and New remains the dominant force in state Stricter Campaign Laws For House? 15 Plymouth Lane, Manchester, W illiam Voboril of West Willington Haven. politics, and if fact, makes for a one- recently. has been announced by her parents, In each instance, the non-endorsed party system, we feel the endorse By RHODES COOK The Obey-Railsback bill has three 138 won election. curbed, PACs should be encouraged. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Weir of Boston Among those attending were Karen American Models Popular challenger emerged from the ment by the party of a candidate does WASHINGTON - Many House parts, all of which apply solely to More than three-quarters of the They say that PACs raise money Hill Road. Andover. Johnson of Hamilton Drive and Peter primary election with the people's not have as much weight with the members will have to find new House races. leading Democratic beneficiaries through voluiitary donations from Mr. Voboril is the son of Mr, and Mm' Krupp of M cDivitt Drive, incoming vote, and therefore is almost certain voters as in previous times. sources to bankroll their 1980 cam First, the proposal would prohibit thousands of their members and that Mrs. Charles Voboril of West Brown freshmen. Also, Robert Weiss were more evenly distributed among of Spring Street, a junior, who was in Paris Fashion Houses The instances are apparently not paigns if supporters of a stricter contributions to candidates are a Willington. of election in Nevember. candidates from receiving more than incumbents, challengers and can one of several upperclassmen We see these instances as perhaps isolated with state boundaries. campaign finance law have their a total of $50,000 from PACs during didates for open seats. legitimate exercise of their con Miss Weir graduated from Rham By ROBI.N GREENE High School in 1973 and from answering questions. a preliminary indication that things Within the past few weeks, rumors way. the two-year election cycle. Current While most of the candidates stitutional rights Rittner’s School of Floral Design in Mr. and Mrs. MacKenzie are PARIS (U P I) - Sandie New York and Los days when they are needed foot-6 1/2-inch, 102-pound are not all peaches and cream within have abounded concerning the Democrat David R. Obey of ly there is no overall lim it on the receiving more than $50,000 in PAC "We're talking about voluntary Brown alumni. She is area chairman Angeles, where Ms. Bass Boston, Mass She is a member of the Bass, a 27-year-old beauty at the salon, if they find a Diane Washington, of the party. possibility of President Carter being Wisconsin and Republican Tom amount a House candidate may donations won, there were some contributions, " says former Rep. for the university’s National Alumni from Nashville, Tenn., has began her career. replacement and pay her Exf ic Fish Society of Hartford and ' Chicago, to 5-foot-ll-inch, It seems apparent, although challenged by a fellow Democrat for Railsback of Illinois, joined by 130 receive from PACs. notable exceptions, particularly Clark MacGregor, chairman of the Students' Program, a program in walked down the aisle in a “Prestige-wise it’s a out of their own pockets. o' the Connecticut Association of 126-pound Carol Miles, of allegiance to the party has remained, the nomination -Sen. Edward M. House cosponsores, have introduced Second, it would reduce the amount among the largest recipients of PAC United Technologies Corporation Aviculture. She is owner of The volved in the recruitment and inter wedding dress more times good move,” said a model “I like working a in a Texarkana, Texas. allegiance to the party's chosen Kennedy. legislation to curb contributions by PACs could contribute to individual largess. Political Action Committee, “ not Greenhouse in Manchester. viewing of potential university than she can remember, agency spokeswoman. cabine because I can get “ Givenchy looks for a representatives has dwindled. The Democrats, at least in Connec political action committees (PACs) House candidates from $5,000 for Of the 21 candidates who collected windfall profits by some insensitive students. Interested students may wearing gowns that cost “The French are willing to out and do other things,” special look — a fluidity of Mr. Voboril graduated from Democrats in the three com ticut, still retain the power, but it to House candidates. each primary or general election of more than $100,000 from PACs, nine corporation." contact her. tens of thousands of take risks, to use said Michele Demby, a 22- figure, a girl who can Winham High School in 1973 and from Critics doubt that enactment of Gary L. Zalucki, 96 Maskel Road, dollars. beginners. Most of the year-old model from munities feel that it is time for a lit looks like the people who wield the Nearly one-third of the House was $2,,500 for each. lost, including six incumbents. Manchester Community College. He move,’’ said Arlette South Windsor, was among 49 seniors Ms. Bass is one of a models who come here do tle house cleaning. power will be different from those elected in 1978 with the help of PAC And finally, the bill wouW place a PAC contributions accounted for 25 PAC spending limits would bring a is also a member of the Exotic Fish Robin J. Weir Chicago. She, like Ms. Thebault, the designer’s receiving bachelor of science in so to get their ‘book’ 30-day lim it on any extension of percent of the total receipts of House new emphasis on small contributors. Society of Hartford. He is manager growing number of United Bass, belongs to spokeswoman. Five-term East Hartford Mayor selected by the group. contributions that exceeded the $50,- of Aquarium Designs at the Hartford wedding at Center Congregational engineering technology degrees at States models who have together and then go back Givenchy’s cabine. “Clothes look good on Richard H. Blackstone lost his bid It just may be a step in the right 000 cutoff proposed in the Obey- credit above $1,000 by PACs., candidates in 1978 - up from 14 per Instead, they see more wealth can Civic Center Church in Manchester .(N assiff Wentworth Institute of Technology in come to Paris to expand home with solid Four Givenchy models black models when they for a sixth term when fellow direction. Railsback bill. political consultants or other vendors cent in 1972 and 23 percent in 1976. didates financing their own cam The couple is planning an Oct. 13 photo) Boston, Mass, He is also a dean's list their careers in a country experience. recently went to Italy, are under the bright lights Backers of the Obey-Railsback are of media advertising or direct mail. PAC contributions comprised more paigns and a channeling of con student. that considers Americans “ For those interested in where each earned $1,000 during a show,” said a pushing for House floor action later This last provision is aimed par than 25 percent of the war chests of tributions by many PACs into in among the prettiest and photographic work, the for a day's work. Another model named Reggie, who Thoughts this month by making an end run ticularly at curtailing the role of all but eight of the top 50 recipients. dependent expenditures to avoid the hardest working women in magazines here are much advantage to cabine work works for Hanae Mori. around the House Administration prominent campaign specialists like Supporters of the Obey-Railsback limits on contributions. the grueling work of more artistic, the quality is the chance to own top “There are finally some watered with the water of life — and “ Some seeds fell on good soil and Committee, a perennial burial Richard Viguerie and Gerald bill claim that the growth in PAC They also predict more burden parading clothes under hot of the pictures much designer clothes. people who appreciate us,” the hindrances of anxieties, Woman Ship Officer brought forth grain, some a hundred ground for many pieces of campaign Rafshoon. contributions is undermining the some paperwork requirements and lights. better. “ Givenchy gives us the said Ms. Demby. “ All the pleasures, and even possessions must Her latest trip down the “ But modeling rates in fold, some sixty, some thirty.” legislation. But the heart of the bill is the PAC effectiveness and the integrity of an expanded bureaucracy to monitor dresses we model if no one black models here are be pushed aside or faith cannot grow. aisle was as special for Ms. the States are much else wants them or if no (M att. 13:8) Instead of going to the Administra limitations, and both sides agree that Congress. PAC donations, they say, the system. good, but we work hard.” It takes work— contact with God in Bass as her own wedding higher. In the U.S. a model one else fits into them,” Some success stories are As we travel about the state we tion Committee, supporters are passage of the Obey-Railsback are designed to win influence on Besides, opponents say, more prayer — and constant dedication to Enjoys Sea Life day five years ago. Her can make from $1,000 to said Ms, Bass. She is 5 feet, dramatic. often stop to admire the scenery, es expected to seek a waiver from the measure could bring about major legislation. money is needed in politics, not less. the w ill of our Lord to grow in grace, mother flew to Paris for $2,000 a day. Here they are 8 1/2 inches and 100 pounds, Less than two years ago, pecially attractive gardens. Yet House Rules Committee in mid- changes in fund raising for House Backers warn that action must be According to Rep. Guy Vander Jagl the first time to see her usually paid from $600 to not exactly average size. knowledge, peace and love. People of Michigan, the chairman of the H> MXIiTIN MI I.KW AI.I) says Nancy Clark, 25, of those gardens don’t just happen. September that would allow them to contests. taken quicly if expanding PAC in many years later, senior for her at Kingsport, N .Y ., that.” daughter model in a high $1,100.” I “ At the end of the show, w ill stop and notice the life you and I Detroit, she was about to There must be good soil — plowed bring up the Obey-Railsback plan According to a Congressional fluence is to be curbed. "Unless National Republican Congressional SEATTLE lUPI) - officer of the deck on the where NOAA trains Lt. CAvin, who is single, fashion showing. Even so, models can do the dresses go on sale for live in His names. be evicted from her apart and cultivated — good seed which directly on the floor as an amend Quarterly tabulation of FEC figures, there are some new controls for Committee: “More dollars were "Good planets are hard to midwatch, conning the 292- recruits for shipboard du said it's not an ideal life for very nicely — especially Work is hard and tiring half-price. The cheapest is ment in New York, her Lord, give us the strength and spent on fireworks last year than all find," says the full-color foot gleaming white germinates and the things which ment to a non-controversial bull fun there were 176 House candidates last some time, if at a ll.” ty- a married person. for the many American those like Ms. Bass who usually $1,000 to $2,000. If phone was cut off, and ability to reflect your love and com poster In the small Surveyor through the In hinder growth such as bugs, weeds, ding the Federal Election Commis year who received at least $50,000 in Opponents of the Obey-Railsback congressional elections combined. " “ When I came in, there “ It would take a unique models in Paris. join “cabines,” permanent no one wants the original, wearing high fashion passion to those we meet. stateroom shared by two side Passage along the couple to maintain a good and dryness must be remedied. sion (F E C ). PAC contributions. Of this number. bill counter that rather than being were a total of nine women Hundreds come to Paris staff at high fashion we can get them,” she dresses was the farthest The Rev. C. Henry Anderson officer.s. Canadian coast - en route ' So a “ Christian” man or woman in the corps. The policy relationship with one of each year seeking glamor, houses’ added. thing from her mind. The picture shows a to Alaska to learn more, does not happen by chance. The good Paster Emeritus, was to send women to sea them off to sea most of the fame and money. There Cabine models’ fixed Givenchy's seven-model While still in New York, thick, fleecy stretch of about the North Pacific tim e.” Emanuel Lutheran Church in pairs. That meant one of are good reasons to seek salaries vary-«ccording to cabine is among P aris’ she received an offer to seed of God’s word must be sown. clouds over dark green and all it holds for the blue us nine had to stay ashore. She said she would leave jobs in the French capital experience. They can largest. Six of the models join the Givenchy cabine. foothills, someplace on planet's future. We drew straws. I drew the the corps if she were instead of such cities as accept other jobs, even on a re A m erican s — and Two months later she byDougSneyd earth where a virgin forest SCOOPS Washington Window: Lt. Cavin is one of 26 short straw.” married, but that is not a black. They range from 5- moved to Dior. still meets a pristine sea. women in the NOAA Corps Shore-based duty for her serious question for her at AS «Af/Y AS JflOO RUSSIANS HAVE IN CUW FOR 7 One of those sharing of 374 commissioned of meant hydrographic work this time. In a 20-year I VFARS A/iP YOU’VE JUST fOUNP OUF AW Uf If?! those quarters aboard the ficers, all schooled in in small boats out of St. career .a NOAA officer can B i r t h s Jimmy Carter; Political Liability Surveyor, one of the larger science as well as Augustine, Fla., for about figure on several years at Meeting Changes ships in the National seamanship. She tells how sea. a year before she was sent for telling his constituents, “ 1 will president of your own party? his own party. A lot of people are up Oceanographic and At it happened. to Alaska for duty aboard The question of ship By IRA R, AEEEN Kenney, Krislu Lauru, maternal grandparents are support the Democratic nominee Cranston’s real dilemma is the for re-election and you can unders mospheric Administration "As I was growing up, I the Seattle-based NOAA board romances between CIA WASHINGTON (UPl) - Alan daughter of Clayton A. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles VERNO N — Directors of the Rockville Area Chamber after the convention. But I won’t be same one facing the other 21 tand why people arc cagy ” fleet, is Lt. Cheryl Cavin. always wanted to be a ship Rainier for work off men and women officers in Cranston, one of the most respected Dawn V. Armstrong Morris of 36 Christopher of Commerce have decided on a new format for the One way of understanding why She is a long way from her marine biologist. But I was involved in determining who that Democrats seeking re-election in the Alaska, California and NOAA or members of the Drive, Vernon. His pater chamber’s annual fall dinner meeting. members of the Senate, for both is Kenney of Rockville. She same year as Carter. Carter - or any president, for that hometown of Belle the youngest of three girls Hawaii. civilian crew inevitably temperment and his legislative abili nominee is.” was born Aug. 30 at nal grandparents are Mr. This year the affair will be held at the Coachlight m atter - can oi cannot get along Fourchc in western .South and my family already had “My roommate and I comes up. In an olderlfday of American They are afraid a weak president Rockville General and Mrs. Thomas Hurley of Dinner Theater on Oct. 16 at 6 p.m. There will be a buffet ty, is supposed to be one of President with lawmakers of his own party is to Dakota, not far from the spent considerably on their were the first two women “ Shipboard romances dinner and “ Show Boat” will be playing. politics, a president faced with that at the top of the ticket will drag them Hospital. She was born 90 Monroe St., East Hart Carter’s strong allies on Capitol Hill, look at the election results. Most Black Hills. education. I knew it would assigned to that ship.'' are frowned on. It hasn’t Reservations must be in by Sept. 28. kind of loyalty could pull the Oval Of down to defeat. More than half of A ug. 30 a t R o c k v ille ford. As Democratic whip — the No. 2 House and Senate candidates came to The folks in Belle be a strain for them to send Lt. Cavin's next assign been a problem.” fice levers of power and have tho them, according to a recent.survey, General Hospital. Her man in the Senate leadership - he Fourche talk more about me to a coastal university, ment took her back to the Lt. Cavin said she has Washington with an electoral man maternal grandparents are King, Thomas James, Senate Democrats oust their assis are proclaiming their neutrality, if the price of wool and grain so I went to school close to East Coast at stayed with the corps for theoretically is responsible for date far stronger than. Carter's 52 Laura H. Armstrong of son of Thomas A. and tant leader. But because those levers not outright hostility, to Carter’s than creatures that grow in home at South Dakota Narragansett, R.I., for nearly six years mainly THIS POINTS OUT AS A CONGRESSMAN. YOU'RE A FIRE helping pass the president's percent. And there is a natural reluc Bolton and Robert E. Margaret Quinn Klag of You certainly can... find relief seem to break in Carter’s hands, renomination. the sea. But Lt. Cavin, School of Mines and about 18 months. because she likes the work A SERIOUS LACK legislative program. Indeed, he is a Armstrong Sr. of Colum New London, formerly of 0NEIDI41K APOUTTHAT! Cranston fell compelled to declare An aide to one Democratic senator, tance to risk losing a few points in whose eyes reflect the Technology and got a “ We were trying to get a and the people. key figure in the looming battle over bia. Her paternal grand Manchester. He was born OF AMERICAN neutrality in a race involving the who he said is “no real rush to en the next election for the sake of mere blue-gray-grcen tones of degree in chemistry. “ I ’ve gained so many HAY-FEVER SINUS S^LT. handle on the population of parents are Shirley Miller Sept. 5 at St. Francis Sufferen loyalty. the seas, remembers her “ I had never heard of INTEILKSEHCE! leader he is supposed to be helping. dorse him,” explained a common at ocean predators, mainly friends. I could drive Hospital in Hartford. His Here's good news for youl pain and pressure of congestion. But the lanky, laid-back Califor Nowhere is that point better made of Rockville and James Exclusive new "hard core" SYNA- Cranston has a special reason for titude among those whose first term mind was on other things NOAA until I saw they sharks. Potentially, they across country and arrange Aligws you to breathe easily — nian is one of 22 Democrats - many M iller of Stafford Springs. maternal grandmother is CLEAR Decongestant tablets act stdps watery v eyes / o v andOMU runnylu iili than in the Senate, where, less than a as a child. his reluctance - the possibility that is coming to an end and who are would be recruting on cam are an under-utilized food to have a place to stay at Instantly and continuously to ^—nose. You ''------can-- buy ------SYNA-CLEAh“‘ “ \R of them certifiable liberals - run Mrs. Thomas Quinii of New drain and clear alt nasal-sinus year before the Democratic conven "1 remember dreaming pus. That was in 1972,” (fm humans) species.” . every stop.” at your favorite drug counter, his governor, Edmund G. Brown Jr., shying away from the president. Hurley, Nirliolas London. His paternal cavities. One "hard core" tablet without need lor a prescription. ning for re-election next year in a tion. 15 of the 22 Democrats up for re- about the oceans. Although NOAA had There’s another poster gives up to 6 hours relljsf from Satisfaction guaranteed by might make a successful challenge to “ Carter is in trouble in (the From Narragansett it JoHe|ili, son of Jatiies and grandfather is John Klag of nationwide tide of conservatism. And Whenever I saw a movie begun a concerted effort to hanging in the stateroom, a maker. Try It today. election are declining to support was back to Seattle to join Suellyn Morris Hurley of Ohio. His paternal great ' Introductory OtIerMforth Carter. And it is not good politics to senator’s state) like everywhere that had anything to do ...... 11.50 as such, Cranston said recently he bring women into its of the Surveyor, poem that speaks of love Cut out thia — take to Ugo oppose a strong, popular, incumbent else, so I don’t know anybody rushing their president. Of those 15, nine of Broad Brook. He was born grandfather is Karl, Klag of ad W Ptiirmooy. PurchMe ' didn’t want Carter campaigning for with the sea. 1 was ficers corps. Miss Cavin that moves on and wishing one pacK of 8YNA-CLEAR 1 '• in d r« c * ln ona mora them are from states Carter lost in “ In N(5a A, you move Sept. 6 at Rockville Ohio. 'hJI'’! governor of your party and your 'own to associate themselves witli him. ITe fascinated." had to wait until October 8YNA-CLEAR 12 Pack Free. him and he would not campaign for around a lot. If you like to it didn’t have to be that General Hospital. His TV state who might become president. actually hasn’t done that many 1976. And here she is, not 1973 before a spot opened LIGGEH PHAWmCY MANCHESTER PAliKIDt 9/U Carter’s own renomination. travel, we can guarantee way. But to refuse to help the sitting favors or done many people right in Cranston had several goad reasons PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Sept, 17, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Sept. 17. 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN O b itu arie s Rogers Fire ‘Suspicious’ East Catholic 20 Simsbury 14 Newington 46 Penney 28 Patriots 20 Army 26 Gary M. iVIrCryslul Howard J. Blake South Windsor 6 Glastonbury 8 East Hartford 14 Bloomfield 8 Bengals 14 Connecticut 10 MANCHESTER -Howard J, VERNON — Gary M. McCrystal, MANCHESTER — Police reported 37, of New York City, formerly of Blake. 78. of 131 Avery St. died Sun day at Manchester Memorial the discovery of the "remains of a Vernon, died Friday in New York. suspicious fire” Sunday afternoon at Mr, McCrystal had lived in New Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Ruth Jaquith Blake. the Rogers Corp. on Mill Street. York City for the past six years and According to police, a security' was employed as a technical il Mr. Blake, a well-known chemical guard from the Northeast Security lustrator for the Manufacturers & engineer, had been the chemical director of Case Bros, for 11 years Co. heard the smoke alarm and the Hanover Trust Bank of New York Ci sprinkler system operating and ty, He was an Army veteran of the before retiring in 1965. He was born Eagles Impressive in Opener notified the Eighth District Fire Vietnam War. Jan. 12, 1901 in Boston, Mass., and Company at 3:55 p.m. He is survived by his parents, had lived in Manchester for 26 years. performance, exhibited a rushing at Firemen entered the building and By LKN AUSTER zar on the right side of the line. The Windsor's only offensive snap in the The Eagles came right back to add too and we needed it in the fourth Thomas N. and Ann Morgio He was a graduate of Northeastern tack with 162 yards on the ground. found the smouldering remains near llrriild SporlKHriler touchdown followed a fumble quarter, Mike Coleman fumbled and some cushion to their lead marching quarter," Kelly remarked. McCrystal of Vernon; and a brother, University and a member of St. And when the situation arose. East recovery by Karzar at the Bobcat 6. a water treatment tank inside a pre- Jim Lupacchino recovered for East. 60 yards in 12 plays. A 3-yard flip East’s next test is Saturday at Mt. John’s Lodge of Masons of How would his East Catholic was able to call upon its air forces, Thomas N. McCrystal Jr. of Tolland. mix room, police said. Two previous scoring bids, one of a The Bobcats after the TD were from Pachesa to Freiheit capped the Nebo against Rockville High in a 1:30 The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 Portsmouth, N.H. football team react to the first specifically quarterback Tony 13-play march, were squandered. The remains, according to police, going to try for a two-point conver drive. start. a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral He is also survived by two sons, Pachesa and favorite target Mike “In a close game you have to get it included charred nylon tape on the sign of adversity was one ques sion but were set back by a five-yard Holding the Bobcats on downs. Home, 76 Prospect St,, Rockville, Richard A. Blake of Walpole, Mass., Freiheit. in,” Kelly recounted, “Basically you tank, a burned air hose, fresh paint tion held by rookie Coach Jude offside infraction. They decided to go East tallied on its next possession with a mass at Sacred Heart Church and Robert H. Blake of Ballston ‘T ve always felt it was important chippings from the tank and two Kelly in the pre-season. don’t get that many opportunities in for one but Todd Picard's PAT boot going 79 yards on five plays. Two at 10. Burial will be in St. Bernard's Lake, N.Y.: a sister, Mrs. Helen G. to have a running game,” cited Kel such field position.” flew wide left of the upright. Pachesa to Freiheit aerials of 11 and Slaiislii' pieces of burned wood on the water And could the Eagles establish a Cemetery. Rockville. Full military Garland of Lynn, Mass.; and four ly, “and it’s great you can throw East overcame this period of 17 yards, the latter a fine leaping Ft: SW soaked floor. Police also said there running game to compliment their honors will be accorded at graveside. grandchildren. when you have to. South Windsor scored its lone adversity and that pleased Kelly. catch, keyed the march. It was Offensive plays 34 was a pair of coveralls hanging on a passing attack was a second concern. Friends may call at the funeral The funeral is Tuesday with a “The offensive line coach (Ray touchdown on a blocked punt in the “Yes, I'd have to say they passed the capped by a 56-yard spinning, First downs 6 light above the work area. The initial response to both areas home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. graveside service in Pascoag Giguere) has done a good job and the third quarter, Dave Serkowsky first test. Things weren't going well twisting TD jaunt by the hard- Yards rushing 103 The incident is under investigation provided in Saturday night’s opener The family suggests that any Cemetery, Burrillville, R.I. kids (offensive line) have taken pride falling on the pigskin in the end zone. when they got their first score and running Giliberto, who broke at least Yards passing 33 by police and fire officials. was positive as the Eagles easily memorial gifts may be made to Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main in the ability to run the ball,” Kelly East's previous punt attempt in the the momentum was on their side. three tackles en route to paydirt. Total yards 136 handled South Windsor High, 20-6, at Sacred Heart Church. St., is in charge of arrangements. added. stanza saw the snap fly over kicker “A lot of teams would've lost it. It Pachesa was 7-for-13 in the passing Passing 2-9 Mt. Nebo before a crowd of 1,800. There are no calling hours. East had a 7-0 lead at the half on a Jim McKenna's head with the Bob would have been easy to say this was department for 76 yards and the TD. Interceptions by 0 Youth Robbed East, bulwarked by fullback Mike The family suggests that any 2-yard run by Giliberto behind the cats having first-and-goal at the East the end. Coming back was a nice Freiheit hauled in five for 52 yards. Fumbles lost 3 John E. Zaliner Dangerous Evacuation Giliberto's 22-carry, 125-yard, 2-TD memorial gifts may be made to the blocks of John Alosky and John Kar- 3. But on the ensuing play. South thing,” he commented. “Throwing the ball is ball control. Yds. penalized 25 ELLINGTON - John E. Zahner, American Red Cross, 39 Haynes St. At Knifepoint 73. of 49 Cider Mill Road, president of Handlers pull at ropes as they try to get a this weekend. The lion is one of many animals MANCHESTER -P olice said an Zahner's Woodworking Inc., located .Mrs. Bess G. Waldman lion into a trailer to evacuate it from a movie being used in the filming of the movie L at the Tolland Industrial Park, died unidentified man held up a 16-year- MANCHESTER - Mrs. Bess set being threatened by one of many major “Roar,” on location at a set in the Soledad old gas station attendant Saturday Two Plays Costly Friday at Rockville General Goodman Waldman, 76, of 51A brush fires burning in Southern California Canyon near Acton, Calif. (UPI photo) evening and took money from a small Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Sycamore Lane died Saturday. She Potent Penney safe at the A-1 Plaza, 329 East Center Ruth Ludwig Zahner. was the widow of Julius Waldman. Mr. Zahner was born in Ellington St. In Bengal Setback Mrs. Waldman was born in Boston, and had lived in this area all his life. According to police, the suspect Mass , and had lived in Manchester was waiting in the attendant’s car. He was a member of the Apostolic for the past eight years. She was a Historic Gains Seen CINCINNATI (UPI) -- The Cincinnati Bengals figure they Wielding a folding buck knife, police Romps to Win Christian Church. member of Temple Beth Sholom and would have upset the New England Patriots Sunday had it not 7 An active fisherman and hunter, he said, he forced the attendant back the Temple Ohabai of Boston. into the building and ordered him to been for their fifth and 13th plays of the game. By KEVIN CASEV was a member of the Rockville Fish She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. and Game Club. hand over the money. He stole at On play No. 5, the Bengals lost (!orr<>Hpoii(l<>nt Merwin (Irma) Meridy of In New GM Labor Pact least $88, police said. wide receiver Isaac Curtis for the sistent,” Grogan said of Sunday’s He is also survived by three sons, Led by a potent running game and a solid defense anchored by Manchester; two brothers, George The suspect was described as 5- rest of the game with a hamstring performance. “We were able to Clayton L. Zahner of South Windsor Goodman of Hamilton, Ontario, DETROIT (UPI) - The United feet-9, white, 150 pounds, 16 to 18 pull. Coach Homer Rice said all he make a couple of big plays and they Joey DeAngelis, Penney High rolled to an easy 28-8 victory over and Richard J. Zahner and Emery L. Canada, and Louis Goodman of negotiations, said Sunday the free ion’s chief bargainer at GM, said the Auto Workers Union today begins years of age, with blond hair and had done was base his entire game lost Anderson. In comes a young kid Bloomfield High Saturday in the '79 football opener for both Zahner, both of Ellington; a California; two sisters, Mrs. Samuel stock ownership plan will be iden contract, “Our membership will selling to 450,(X)0 General Motors wearing a blue cap, white kerchief plan on Curtis. and it’s tough to maintain an squads in East Hartford before a crowd of 1,300. daughter, Mrs. Eugene (Ellen) (Dorothy) Gould of West Hartford tical to one available now to GM recognize that, appreciate that and Corp. employees a new three-year salaried workers. and brown gloves.' And the 13th time Cincy put the ball offense.” Kupferschmid of Ellington; five and Mrs. Edith Cohen of Great Neck, they will ratify overwhelmingly.” The Black Knight defense set up contract reportedly containing a few According to police, the suspect in play, regular quarterback Ken Even though the “young kid” - brothers. Walter P. Zahner, L.L, N.Y.; and six grandchildren. The paper said it was unclear how the first tally with an interception by excellent games and Peruccio did a historic gains for its members. The union released details of the fled down Goodwin Street. Police Anderson suffered a back injury that Thompson, the “Throwin’ Samoan” Emanuel A. Zahner, Edward W. The funeral took place this mor many hourly employees could qualify Mark Lewis at the Penney 45. A 28- good job at quarterback. " he added. According to reports the union new pension program — its No. 1 will continue to canvass the area and put him out of the game. All that did from Washington State - couldn’t Zahner, Benjamin C. Zahner, ail of ning in the chapel of Weinstein Mor for the program that would place yard scamper by Lewis on a third- Sam Winston put Bloomfield on the' declined to confirm or deny, the pact bargaining priority, but officially pursue their investigation. was place the entire Bengals’ offen engineer an upset, he nearly got the Ellington, and Ernest Zahner of tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart stock in trust where dividends would and-long situation kept the 11-play .scoreboard in the fourth quarter with gives the UAW automatic recogni was silent about other terms of the The attendant was unharmed, sive load on a rookie-Jack Thompson. job done. Rockville; a sister. Miss Rose L, ford. Burial is scheduled for 1 p.m. accumulate until a worker retires or drive alive with Lewis doing the a 21-yard run. Crawford found Tracy tion at new GM plants and provides pact. police said. Even with the loss of Curtis and With New England up 14-0, Thomp Zahrer of Ellington; and seven today in the Sharon (Mass.) leaves his job. honors from four yards out. Dan Taylor for the conversion. blue-collar workers with a pioneering Anderson, the Bengals still son ran a 13-yard quarterback draw grandchildren. Memorial Park. Automatic union recognition Steiner added a two-point conversion The Knights ate up the clock, stock ownership program. Fauliso Undecided frightened heavily favored New for a touchdown to bring the Bengals The funeral is scheduled for 1:30 The family suggests that any means the UAW will not be forced to Retired workers will get three in for an 8-0 lead at the intermission. almost seven minutes, in their ’The union’s 26-member Inter HARTFORD (UPI) Sen. Joseph England until the final seconds. But to within a touchdown at the end of p m. today at the Apostolic Christian memorial gifts may be made to Tem win representation in new GM plants creases each year of the three-year A blocked punt by sophomore closing 14-play. 68-yard scoring national Executive Board reviews Fauliso, D-Hartford, Senate presi the Patriots hung on to win, 20-14. the third quarter. Church, with burial in Ellington ple Beth Sholom, the American through elections. contract in their basic pension rate, tackle Gil TougaS set up Penney's se drive. Steiner, who had a big 24-yard the tentative agreement today. If ap So for winless Cincinnati, the After the Patriots boosted their Center Cemetery. Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St., or "It’s quite historic in many, many with the amount of the increase dent pro-tempore, hasn’t decided cond tally. Steiner, who racked up 78 run in the advance, plunged over proved, it will be submitted to the un whether he will seek re-election to an result was a third straight loss and a margin to 20-7 midway through the The family suggests that any the American Heart Association of areas of'breakthrough,” UAW Vice depending on the years of service and yards on 19 carries, set up Mark from the one to close out the scoring ion’s GM council on Tuesday for eighth term in 1980. cloudy future for some key players, final period, Thompson marched Cin memorial gifts may be made to the Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., President Irving Bluestone, the un date of retirement. Anderson’s 10-yard TD run with a 14- Lewis was Penney's second leading another vote by local union officers. Anderson, for example, was taken to cy 70 yards in 10 plays and scored on Heart Association of Greater Hart Hartford. yard dash the previous play. The con ground gainer with 50 yards on 14 ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Then it goes to rank-and-file a hospital after the a 1-yard run to cut the gap to 20-14 version try failed for a 14-0 lead. carries. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Mrs. Charles Andreuk Jr. members after informational game and Rice said with 2; 12 to go. On Bloomfield’s third play in only Penney sees its first CCIL action meetings next weekend in Dallas. Two Held he expected the But New England quickly pounced Ave., Rockville, was in charge of COVENTRY - Mrs. Dolores its second possession of the second Saturday at home against Enfield Ratification deadline is Oct. 1. veteran quarter on Cincy’s onside kick and a few arrangements. Lewandowski Andreuk, 45, of 90 half. Jesse Crawford fumbled witli High in a 1:30 start. The agreement was reached more In Holdup back won’t play seconds later, on a key third and six Mike Madden recovering at the Sliilislics; Barnsb^e Lane died Sunday at next Sunday play, Grbgan picked up a clutch first Frank C. Clyde Manchester Memorial Hospital, She than four hours before contracts THE SAVING PLACE. Bloomfield-24. It took Penney seven P B covering 450,(KX) GM workers expired MANCHESTER - Two against Houston. down with a 9-yard run to allow the plays to score with quarterback Dino 11 First downs 6 BOLTON — Frank G. Clyde, 81, of was the wife of Charles Andreuk Jr. . For the Patriots, Patriots to retain possession until the Mrs. Andreuk was born March 30, at midnight Friday, averting a strike suspects have been ap Peruccio racing in from three yards 140 Yards rushing 76 37 Carpenter Road died Sunday at Sal* Effoctlva Mon., Sapt 17 thru Sat, Sapt 22 it was their second win in three game ended. 1934 in Stamford and had lived in both sides and several economists prehended in connection out. Peruccio connected with end 16 Yards passing 38 Manchester Memorial Hospital. He starts and more importantly, accor “I knew we’d have a tough time Coventry for the past seven years. said could Have deepened the nation’s with last Tuesday’s Andy Chasse for the conversion and 156 Total yards 114 was the husband of Mrs. Nilsine recession. robbery at the Seven- ding to first-year head coach Ron against Anderson and Curtis,” said 22-0 edge. 5-11 Passing 11-27 Nielsen Clyde. She was a graduate of Stamford High Lighting Lifting Experience Ford Motor Co. officials must now Eleven store, 255 Main St., Erhardt, a victory in their first road Patriots defensive back Mike “Our offense was excellent today.’’ 2 Interceptions by 2 Mr. Clyde was born March 30, 1898 School and Albertus Magnus College decide whether to accept terms of Poliee said today. game of the season. Haynes, “but then they got hurt.” New England Patriot running back Andy Johnson was lifted Black Knight Coach Ted Knurek 2 Fumbles lost 3 in Hartford and had lived in Bolton of New Haven. She formerly was a the GM settlement when the UAW The two, one of whom “This is the win we had to have on Rice said afterwards his game plan lauded. “Steiner and Lewis had 30 Yds. penalized 20 since 1940. Before retiring 16 years teacher at Stamford Junior High off the ground when tackled by Cincinnati’s Scott Perry in NFL resumes negotiations with the No. 2 police said is a juvenile, the road — a confidence win,” said was based on springing Curtis, ago. he had been employed as an in School and was a substitute teacher game yesterday won by Pats, 20-14. Pats’ Shelby Jordan (74) automaker. Thereafter, Chrysler and were arrested Wednesday Erhardt. “The big thing is that bottled up his first two games, to dustrial truck driver by the former for the Coventry school system. She (quarterback Steve) Grogan had catch more passes from Anderson. tries to get out of way. (UPI Photo) also was secretary of the Nathan the UAW will decide how much of the in West Hartford after a p Olivetti-Underwood Co. of Hartford things going pretty well his way.” “I don’t want to go into detail about Hale Middle School PTO. expensive new agreement can be holdup of a Dunkin Donuts Glastonbury Bows for 22 years. He was a former shop. Scotts Grogan passed 17 yards to Stanley what the package was, but it was an She was a communicant of St. born by the financially ailing No. 3 member of the Hartford Lodge of Morgan for a touchdown, set up Don excellent package. We felt we knew Midget Football Roundup Mary’s Church and a teacher in its producer. Police said the juvenile Odd Fellows. Calhoun’s 3-yard TD run with some how to get Isaac open today,” Rice Confraternity Christian Doctrine The UAW represents about 300,000 was charged with first He is also survived by a sister, degree larceny and fourth more clutch passing and running, and said. In First Grid Test U.S. auto workers at Ford and Grace Clyde of Hartford; and several (CCD) educational classes; and a Chrysler. degree robbery and is finally directed drives that produced Anderson suffered a back injury nieces and nephews. member of the church choir. She also YOUR KEY TO A BETTER UWVN the margin of victory - a pair of 39- when he was hit by Ray Hamilton By KEN ADAMSON The Detroit Free Press, quoting being held at the Hartford Pats and Chargers The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 was a member of the Mother's Club (]orresp»nclenl sources close to the UAW-GM juvenile detention faeility. yard field goals by John Smith in the with 3:37 remaining in the opening a m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 of Coventry and the St. Germaine last quarter. quarter. Bengals’ officials initially Father time was not on Glastonbury High’s side as the Club. The other suspect, a 17- Main St., Manchester, Burial will be year-old youth, is in THIS FALL & NEXT SPRING A week ago Grogan had been even reported it as a kidney injury, but Tomahawks dropped an exciting opening day football game Other survivors are a son, Charles Post Opening Wins in Center Cemetery, Coventry. better, firing five TD passes in later said it was a bruised back. Nicholas Andreuk, and a daughter, carcerated at the Hartford Saturday to Simsbury, 14-8, in Glastonbury. Friends may call at the funeral sparking a 56-3 rout of the New York While Cincy tries for its first win Frances Helen Andreuk, both at Police Report] Correctional Center on The Tomahawks had the ball on the home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Dandelions'’ Chickweed? Plantain’’ II Jets. next Sunday against Houston, New Kicking off its 25th season yesterday at Mt. Nebo was the similar charges. Police Trojan 18 with seven seconds as the home side reached the home; and her parents. Chester and these or similar weeds are ruining^our “What happened last week, I England will be going for its third Manchester Midget Football League with the Patriots squeezing said a warrant has been showing on the clock. They pulled off shadows of the goal post. Mrs. Paul J. Carter Frances Lewandowski of Coventry. lawn, you'll be pleased with Scotts’ realize, happens only once a season, victory in four starts against San signed and will be served by the Giants, 12-6, and the Chargers rolfiing over the Eagles, 26- a well-executed screen play, but "We have a young and in MANCHESTER -M rs. Ethel I, The funeral is Wednesday at 9:45 MANCHESTER - Police arrested Turl Builder-’ Plus2? It clears out 41 ol so I just wanted to go out and be con Diego. for him shortly. the most common lawn weeds easily 0. were stopped short of the goal line at experienced football team but these Lewis Carter, 85, of North Palm a.m. from Watkins Funeral Home, two M anchester men on gas 142 E, Center St., Manchester, with a The two were ap and surely At the same time, Plus 2 gives The Patriots won in the closing 44 and Steve Gustafson were standouts the three-yard line as time expired. guys showed me they can come from Beach, Fa., formerly of Manchester, siphoning charges Friday at a mass at St. Mary's Church at 11. prehended by state police, your lawn a prolonged leeding — the kind seconds. for the Giants. The visiting Trojans opened the behind,” stated Glastonbury Coach died Friday at the local hospital for Harrison Street parking lot. New England College Roundup Burial w ill be in St. M ary’s and investigators dis that helps your grass greeh up and till in The Giants opened the scoring in Ken Sampson tallied the Chargers' scoring on a 46-yard touchdown pass Ray Nicolletta, “Like I said to them the Palm Beaches in Florida. She Police charged David M. Scanlon, those places where the weeds used to Cemetery. covered the sawed-off the third quarter on a 72-yard run by first TD on a 3-yard run capping a 60- from quarterback Perry Seale to end before the season started, you can was the wife of Paul J. Carter. 19, of 171 M Homestead St, and be Spread it this weekend You'll be shotgun and ski mask in Rich Kellaher. That capped a 60-yard hit, run the drills and tackle all you Mrs. Carter was born May 22, 1894 Friends may call at the funeral Edward P. Curtin Jr,, 19, of 119 glad you did' Elijah McFolley. The Patriots yard drive. Jim Fogarty tossed to home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 their vehicle. Manchester knotted it on a short TD burst by Neil Belleville for the second score. drive. The extra point try failed want but what makes you win is what in Middletown and had lived in Walker St. with .seven counts of police said they are in //N/ BC, UConn Elevens p.m. Sampson accounted for the third TD leaving Simsbury in front. 6-0. you have inside and these guys have Manchester for 59 years before fourth degree larceny and tampering John Harris. vestigating the possibility Harris was the key in the Patriots' with Fogarty adding the conversion. Simsbury scored again in the third it" moving to North Palm Beach five The family suggests that any with a motor vehicle. of a third person’s involve winning score with a 55-yard run. Sampson tallied his third touchdown- 'ter, capitalizing on a Glaston- Glastonbury’s next tilt is Saturday years ago. While in Manchester, she memorial gifts may be made to St. Curtin was also charged with Mary's CCD Board of Education, in ment in the early morning Open onWrongFoot Two plays later Greg Turner dove late in the fourth quarter on a 73-yard I fumble. The Trojans marched night against St. Paul in Bristol at was a member of St. Mary's fourth degree larceny in connection care of St. Mary’s Church, Coventry. robbery. into the end zone from a half yard out run. ards with Jarrett Brown scoring Muzzy Field at 7 o'clock. Episcopal Church, with the July 14 theft of a license Police said last week the Fogarty, Belleville, Sampson and ■j.i a one-yard plunge. SimsburyStulislN-s: She was a 50-year member of Tem plate, police said. NEW YORK (UPI) — It was a game which could have ushered to decide the issue. f iVIrs. Ethel R. Parker two suspects held up a Turner, Harris, Andy Giglio and Ed Jarvis were standouts for the successfully made a two-point con t; s ple Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Both were released on a $50 cash 6,000 iq. ft in a successful and stunning start this year at Boston College. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Ethel u . i- a -ru j j cashier and three version try for a 14-0 lead. 12 First downs 14 and a past matron and 50-year Oliver Reid were best for the Chargers while Dave Mazzotta, Dave Reynolds Parker, 75, of 28 Hanmer PoHce said They were ordered witnesses at the all-night 10JK)0iq.ft...... 10J0 But it ended like the previous 12 and left Coach Ed Chelbek fin Glastonbury capitalized on a fum 121 Yards rushing 194 member of Chapman Court, Order of 16JW 0iq.ft...... 23M Patriots while McFolley, Jimmy King and Pete Frankovitch were best St. died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. ^ uppoar in East Hartford Superior convenience store and ding yet another way to explain another Eagle’s defeat. ble to score its touchdown. The 110 Yards passing 85 Amaranth. During World War II, she Redd, Bruce Marandino, Brian Vesco for the Eagles. Mrs. Parker had been associated ^*^^**^ 24. stole an undetermined “We’ll bounce back,” the winless Rip tied Coast Guard 6-6; Springfield Tomahawks tallied as quarterback 221 Total yards 279 served five years with the Volunteer with the Connecticut General Life In- ^ ~ amount of cash from the BC coach said after his team lost 28- dumped Cortland St. 27-14, Villanova D.J. Patenaude found end Jim 8-15 Passing 6-11 Nurse Corps. surance Co., Bloomfield. She was „ , register. One man waited 16 Saturday night to Tennessee. bombed Massachusetts 25-7 and Delmastro on a 9-yard bootleg pass. 1 Interceptions by 0 She and her husband observed their born in Tarrytown, N.Y., and had ^26 Bissell St., Manchester, outside with the shotgun “We’re not happy with the loss and Norwich thumped WPI 41-14. The two-point conversion brought 2-2 Fumbles-lost 4-2 64th wedding anniversary June 16. while the other took the Blocked Kick Key 10 Yds. penalized 55 lived in East Hartford for the past 28 and illegal we were out there to win, but there Glastonbury closer but time ran out She is also survived by a daughter, ^ nnCCOCCIAn Q /^/%nTr*rtliaH ciiKoror«r>/\ Army 26, Connrriirul 10 years. possession of a controlled substance money. No one was hurt in It you'd like a lawn your whole tamily can were some good things. I’m happy Mrs, Paul S. (Barbara) Willey of Quarterback Karl Mulrane passed She is survived by five sons, Stuart , the incident. enjoy, we recommend Scotts® Turt with some aspect hut I though we for two touchdowns to lead the 7 North Palm Beach; two J. Parker of Vernon, Robert R. ^ Builder® America's lavorile tertilizer lor played well enough to win.” Cadets and give Lou Saban a In Upset by Irish Strong Newington grandchildren, Alan L. Willey of the Parker of Coventry and Alton H. f'sturbance after being asked to luifBuiWcr developing thick green lawns, Turt Builder What it amounted to was an erratic successful debut. UConn scored on a Dominican Republic and Cynthia A. helps grass build roots and develop Parker, Truman Parker and Riehard Nation s cafe, 10 East Cyclist Killed Tennessee team which regrouped field goal and on a 3-yard pass from Willey of West Palm Beach; and two vibrantly green lop growth. And its long- C. Parker, all out of state; three ® ^^^0 from a chaotic start and ran over the Ken Sweitzer to tight end Ken Miller. NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Crable remembered all the details. great-grandchildren. INEW LONDON (UPI) - lasting leeding actually helps grass Outscores Hornets sisters, Evelyn Gale of New Haven bond. Court date is Oct. 1. Eagles in the second half. BC held a Boston University 24, Maine IS The funeral is Wednesday at 11 Peter Cowell, 36, of Water multiply itself — so your lawh grows And well he should, because it may be one of the biggest plays and Mrs. Lillian Klaus and Mrs. „ „ . thicker and denser, as well as greener. 16-9 lead early in the third period, but Junior quarterback Jim Jensen a m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ford, was killed when his this season. Refmted to be one of the best in the state this year, Newington Lenore Macauley, both of Hamden; „^“8ene Gaudreau, Just spread It as directed, wilh no danger the Vols held them scoreless the rest passed for 118 yards and scored on. a Main St. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, motorcycle ran off Crable, a sophomore linebacker for High lived up to its advance billing with a 46-14 triumph over 12 grandchildren and a g r e a t - ^19 Center SL with disorderly of burning the grass — even in hot of the way while pushing across three 1-yard run to hand Maine its second rector of St. Mary's Episcopal grandchild conduct Saturday. Police alleged he Mohegan Avenue in New weather. Notre Dame, blocked an attempted ranked Oklahoma topped Iowa 21-6, East Hartford High in the '79 football opener for both squads London. touchdowns. straight loss. Mai Najarian ran for 99 Church, will officiate. Burial will be The funeral is Tuesday with a intoxicated and creatmg a dis- “1 think our team was ready to field goal by Michigan’s Bryan Virgil sixth-ranked Penn State blasted Saturday in Newington. Scott Chadwick tallied on a 5-yard Poke said Cowell was yards for the Terriers, 1-0. Maine in Pine Grove Cemetery, graveside service at 10 a.m. in the turbance at an apartment house. He play, hut we were a little excited and in the last minute Saturday to Rutgers 45-10, seventh-ranked Pur run and John Barile hauled in a 5- thrown from his bike and iH scored on 1-yard runs by Mik Edels- The homestanding Indians Middletown Whitneyville Cemetery, Hamden. released on a cash bond and shaky and we played sloppy at the preserve the Fighting Irish's 12-10 due was upset by UCLA 31-21, eighth- yard pass from Mott. struck a tree about 6:30 tein and Steve McCue. dominated the first half with senior Friends may call at the funeral start,” said Tennessee Coach Johnny upset of the fifthrated Wolverines. ranked Nebraska downed Utah State Newington rushed for 412 yards in Friends may call at Newkirk and East Hartford p.m. Saturday. New Hamnsliire 26, Holy Cross 17 John Bergstrom scoring three home Tuesday from 7 to 9. Majors, who won his first opener in “We sent everyone in," Crable said 35-14, ninth-ranked Houston stopped the opener with Meucci and Richards Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Superior Court Sept. 24. The accident occurred in Tom Lavitt pitched two touchdowns on runs of 3. 2 and 6 The family suggests that any C 8 8 of his key block. “It was open over Flor.ida 14-10 and lOth-ranked each rolling up 118 yards on the three years at the helm. “We have touchdown passes to Dave Lohl to yards. Mike Richards dashed 66 memorial gifts may be made to the Ave., tonight from 7 to 9. , ,.7 ,“ ' . front of the U.S. Coast center because he (Michigan snapper A 33-year-old Coventry man was in played shoddy and lost, but this was pace the Wildcats, 1-0. Jim Quinn also Michigan State romped Oregon 41-17, yards for another Newington TD and ground. East Hartford Coach Jim Book of Remembrance of St. Mary's Guard Academy. Cowell Mike Trgovac) stayed down. I jured Sunday morning when he lost B,000M|.ft the first time we have been able to do scored on a 46-yard run. Holy Cross, In games Saturday involved other Bruce Bergstrom tallied on a 6-yard Dakin had nothing but praise for Episcopal Church. was taken to Lawrence and stepped on his back and got hit by the Course Offered control of his car on Parker Street 1OJI0OM|.ft...... U M so and win.” 0-2, scored on runs by Crocky Nangel highly regarded teams, Missouri scamper for a 34-0 halftime advan Newington. “They are a big and and slammed into some trees and Memorial Hospital where iojiooM|.ft...... ball in the left hip.” defeated Illinois 14-6, Washington MANCHESTER - The Manchester In other action Saturday, AlC and an option pass from John Ahern tage, very, very fine club." he stated. bushes on a lawn, police said. he was pronounced dead. Michigan’s defense held Notre slaughtered Utah 41-7, Georgia was Amateur Radio Club, in eooperation 4ou.ftSpagnum P*ot...... 4ul4 blanked Southern Connecticut 24-0; to Mike Redding. Newington quarterback Steve "We are still trying to position our Dame to just seven first downs but upset by Wake Forest 22-21, In .Memoriuin John F. Rothwelo, of 21 Fieldstone OOhOniMiioPaat...... n * Army beat Connecticut 26-10; NorllicuHlern 17, Itliode I hIi i i i i I 7 Meucci upped the tally on a 60-yard new arrivals and our people got the with the Manchester Adult Evening the offense couldn’t crack the Irish In lovinK memory ol my husband, John 0 Lane, was treated at Manchester Western Connecticut shut out Maine Tackle Clint Mitchell raced 67 Pittsburgh blanked Kansas 24-d, Ohio run and Greg Hasson's 20-yard in experience today they needed. We Education Department will offer a front line consistently. •lacksfin who passed away Sepl, 17. 1977 Memorial Hospital for euts on his Maritime 13-0; Boston University yards with a fumble and helped set State edged Minnesota 21-17, Arkan terception return of a Peter Mott just got beat by an overwhelming, novice amateur radio course starting ViuhVi „ r a Senior Chuck Male kicked four field sas took Colorado State 36-3, Florida .Mfinonc-s are treasures tomorrow at Manchester High ® , INow Y ou K now turned back Maine 24-13; New up all three NU scores to give the made it 46-0 at the end of three excellent club,” Dakin concluded. no one can steal MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., goals. State whipped Arizona State 31-3, School. Persons interested in takiRg^ He was traveling south on 7Parker Humans and armadillos Hampshire downed Holy Cross 26-17 ; Huskies, 1-0, a successful debut. quarters. East Hartford travels to Williman- l)<‘ath leaves a heartache, In other games involving Top 10 North Carolina State defeated no one can heal this course can sign up through the apparently os con- are the only animals Northeastern upended Rhode Island URI, 0-2, scored when defensive back East Hartford^^nally got on the tic Saturday to face CCIL foe VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. teams, top-ranked Southern Cal Virginia 31-27 and Brigham Young Manchester AdultAa.,1. Evening Educa trol and drove up a resident s lawn. capable of contracting 17-7; Nichols beat Curry 21-15; Paul Nasser picked up a fumble and scoreboard in the Tourth quarter as Windham High at 1:30 in its next en Wife. Kdna. Police said he sustained the cuts routed Oregon State 42-5, third- leveled Weber State 48-3. and Son. Robert tion Department. leprosy. Plymouth St. trimmed Boston 20-17; raced 48 yards for a TD. counter. after being thrown from the vehicle. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 17. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Sept. 17. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Indian Team, Clifford 19th Hole Leaders Seaver Repeating T a l j w o o d Batting . S l i d e l l B: i m > .BEST 15 - Gross —Tom Johnson National League ~ Moreno. Pitt ISational League 59, Net -Ken Anderson 76-26-50, Ted Nulioiial League 69; North, SF 53; Lopes, LA 43; Eaxl Invitational Standouts Milek 66-16-.50, Jim Dawson 66-14-52, G AB H Pet. Taveras, NY 41; Scott, St.L 36. W L Pet. GB Ralph King 74-22-52; Sweeps-Gross Hernadez. St. L 146 565 195 .345 American League — Wilson, C 73 Montreal 87 57 .604 — Rose, Phil 149 559 I86 .327 the Silk Towners with Paul Johnson was third with a 16:55 clocking. Mark -Johnson 74, Net -Milek 86-16-70. LeFlore, Det 71; Cruz, Sea 43; Wills, Success of 1969 Pittsburgh 88 58 .603 — Both Manchester High and ninth, Andy Wickwire in his best race Albert was eighth. Peter Murphy BEST 15 - Gross —Bill Knowles Templeton. St. L 140 616 196 .318 Tex 36; Bumbry, Balt 34. as NL champion. St. Louis 78 68 .534 10 East Catholic did exti-emely Mazzilli. NY 142 533 169 ,317 NEW YORK (UPI) - In 1969 GurilinulH 4-1, E \|iua ,'i-5 of his career 10th and Joe Neubelt 15th, Tom Danahy 24th and Dave 63, Gordon Beebe 64, Net -Wes Pilehing Virlorie» Oddly, the New York Yankees, who Philadelphia 76 72 .514 13 well at Saturday’s Windham Knight. Cin 138 506 160 .316 a 24-year-oId right-hander Dave Cash, who has spent a long 11th. Dave DeValve took 28th place Parrott 38th. Wojtyna 69-20-49, Lou Prager 72J2- National League — Niekro, Hou 18- defeated the Dodgers in two straight Chicago 74 73 .503 14'/Si Horner, All 1O8 433 135 .312 and frustrating part of the season on Boys’ Cross Country In ment. There were 160 runners in the 50, Dick Vizard 83-32-51, Girald 10; Niekro, Atl 18-19; Reuschel. Chi named Tom Seaver World Series, were knocked out of th New York 56 89 .386 31'A Matthews. Atl 146 592 184 .311 the bench, hit a grand slam with two vitational at Eastern Connec Elast’s John Clifford took the Varsi freshman race with Illing Junior Rocheleau 75-24-51, Tom Conran 78- 17- 10; Richard, Hou 16-13; Seover,steamrollered down the American League East race on the out in the 10th. It lifted Montreal into VI .-Hi Garvey, LA 149 606 187 ,309 ticut State College. ty Four race with a 14:59 clocking High’s Gary Gates the winner with 2,5-53, Paul Rondeau 67-13-54, John Cin 15-6; Sutcliffe, LA 15-9; Lee, Mtl a virtual tie for first place with the W L Parrish, Mtl 137 484 148 .306 stretch with 10 straight vic same day. Pet. GB over the 2.9 mile layout. His time an 11:14 clocking for 2.1 miles. East’s Howard 70-16.54, A1 Hopper 66-12-54, 15-10; Carlton, Phil 15-11. • In San Francisco, Larry Herndon Pittsburgh Pirates, whom they meet Cincinnati 64 — Winfield. SD 147 553 166 .300 tories to end the season. Not 85 .570 Manchester captured the Varsity was the best of the day by seven Steve Kittredge was third with a John Kensel 761654; Sweeps—Gross American League— Flanagan, Balt singled with the bases loaded and no tonight in the first of a "two-game Hou.ston ' 82 66 ,554 2'A . One race with a low of 28 points Vnierieaii League coincidentally, his New York sbconds over Guilford's Mike Regan, time of 11:18. Jack Fitzgerald was -Henry Steullet 83, Net —Prager 93- 22-7; John, NY 18-9; Koosman, Minn one out in th bottom of the ninth - series. Los Angeles 71 78 .477 14 followed by Torrington 78 and E.O. G AB H Pet. who took the Varsity Two competi 17th for the Elagles while Illing’s 22-71, Beebe 83-12-71, Rocheleau 96- 18- 13; Guidry, NY 17-7; Eckersley. Mets wound up winning the only the fourth hit off J.R. Richard - AlelH .■$, Piriiles 0 San Francisco 84 Lynn. Bos 135 492 166 .337 66 .440 19 ti Smith 97. ‘ tion. Doug Potter was 12th, Tim Sporck 24-74. Bos 16-10, World Series. to lift the Giants. Pete Falcone, with ninth-inning San Diego 62 87 .416 23 East was second in the Varsity Downing. Cl 136 471 155 .329 24th, Donnie Parker 39th and Randy Country Club Earned Run Average Nowadays, a 34-year-old right Mik Ivie led with a help from Neil Allen, shackled Atlanta 59 88 .401 25 Four race with 59 points, trailing Clifford bested second place Poulin 46th. Brett, KC 146 610 200 .328 National League — Hume, Cin hander named Tom Seaver is on a 13- single and Darrell Pittsburgh on seven hits. Rookie Dan Sunday's Resiills Holy Cross which had 54. Montville finisher Chris Chisholm of Far “I was very pleased with the way RETIRED SWINGERS - Odd Rice. Bos 145 570 187 .328 2.809; Rogers, Mtl 2.813; Schatzeder, of-14 tear. The fastball has lost some Evans doubled to jMISwm ^ Norman belted a solo homer and Lee New York 3, Pittsburgh 0 was third with 92 points. mington by 27 seconds. we ran,” stated Manchester Coach Holes -low net —Shorts 34, Dik 35, Lezeano, Mil 129 444 145 .327 Mtl 2.82; Richard, Hou 2.89; Hooton, put runners on se- ' avsOKiR,/ zip, but 10 years of experience makes Mazzilli and Joel Youngblood St. Louis 4-1, Montreal .3-5 Tim DeValve paced the Ken Colliton was fourth and Dave George Suitor. Warner 35, Peloski 36, Eigner 36, Oliver, Tex 126 454 147 .324 LA 2.97. up for a lot of things. knocked in one run apiece. John Rohan 36, Ansaldi 36, Weiman 37, cond and third. Philadelphia 4, Chicago 3 Manchester effort with a second Kittredge fifth for the Eagles "I was very pleased with the Bochte. Sea 139 512 164 . 320 American League — Guidrv, NY Would anyone care to bet against Richard. 16-13, in Candelaria. 14-9, took the lOss. Maz Barre 37, Smith 38, Brown 38, Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 0 place finish with a time of 15:13. Jay followed by Steve Funk 23rd, Bob overall team performance,” stated Molitor. Mil 130 537 170 .317 2 88; John, NY 3.01; Palmer, Balt his Cincinnati Reds? tentionally walked zilli extended his hitting streak to 18 Agostinelli 38, Betko 38, Belluardo 38. San Francisco 2, Houston 1 O’KeefI of E.O. Smith took the Var Fitzgerald 26th, Jim Fitzgerald 34th East Coach Jack Hull. Kemp. Det 132 482 153 .317 3.06; Eckersley, Bos 3.08; Caldwell, “I’m not as overpowering as 1 once Max Venable to set up Herndon's games. BEST 15 - A -Ray Gordon 61-7-54, Wilson. KC 141 526 165 .314 Today's Games sity One race with a 15:06 clocking. and Mike Evans 51st. Overall, the Invitational was a Mil 3.11. was,” Seaver conceded Sunday after winning hit. JUntering the inning, the Phillis :t. Culls Bob Jones 62-8-54, Carroll Maddox 59- Lemon. Chi 137 516 162 .314 0 Doug Meek and Jim Grzymkowski In the junior varsity race with 200 pleasing experience for local Sirikeoiils hurling a three-hitter to lead the Giants had only touched Richard for Garry Maddox laced a run-scoring Pittsburgh (D. Robinson 7-6) at 5-54; B -Wally Irish 64-13-51, Bob lloiiie Riiii:> Montreal (Rogers 13-9, N look third and fourth placements for entrants. Manchester Harry Veal harriers. National League — Richard, Hou Reds to a 2-0 victory over the San one hit, a first-inning single by Joe triple with two out in the eighth to U Polt 65-14-51, Joe Wall 61-9-52, National League — Kingman, Chi 263; Niekro, Atl 186: Carleton, Phil Francisco Giants. “There is no doubt Strain. Greg Minton, who pitched two snap a 3-3 tie. Greg Gross drew a Philadelphia (Carlton 15-11) at St. Louis (Forsch 9-11), N Larry Bates 67-13-54, Frank Lipinski 45; Schmidt. Phil 42; Winfield, SD 182; Blylven, Pitt 162; Sutton. LA 145 about that. But the fastbail is still my scoreless innings, evened his record two-out walk off losing reliever Dick 63-9-54, George Zanis 68-14-54, Bill Atlanta (P Niekro 18-19) at Los 31; Lopes, LA and Stargell, Pitt 28. American League— Ryan, Cal 202; dominant pitch.” at 3-3. Tidrow, 10-4, and Maddox followed Ogden 63-9-54, Bill Skinner 64-10-54, American League — Thomas, Mil Guidry, NY 182; Flanagan, Balt 170: The victory, combined with In other games, Montreal split with with a shot to the wall in center field. Angeles (Hough 5-5), N Strong Rham Kickers Einer Lorentzen 63-654; C —Dick 42: Ly,m and Rice, Bos 37; Singleton, •Jenkins. Tex 152; Koosmaii, Minn Houston's 2-1 loss in San Francisco, St. Louis, winning 5-1 in 10 innings Ron Reed improved his record to 11- Houston (J. Niekro 18-10) at San McMahon 69-22-47. Sal Landolina 71- Balt and Baylor, Cal 34. 143. increased Cincinnati's lead over the after losing 4-3; New York defeated 8. Pete Rose extended his hitting Diego (Owchinko 5-10), N 21-50, Vance Baker 73-22-51, Bill l l Riin:« Balled In Save» second-place Astros to 2'M games in Pittsburgh 3-0, and Philadelphia streak to 13 games and needs just 14 Cincinnati (LaCoss 14-6) at San Francisco (Blue 12-13), N Leone 73-21-52, Frank Livingston 67- National League - Kingman, Chi National League — Sutter, Chi ,35; th Western Division. It also marked downed Chicago 4-3. hits to reach the 200-hit plateau for a 15-52; Low gross —Dave Kaye 73. and Winfield. SD 107; Schmidt, Phil Tekulve, Pitt 28; Garber. Atl 23; the official end of Los Angeles' reign league-record 10th time. Tack 3^0 Loss on East SWEEPS - A—Gross—Dave Kaye 103; Hernandez. St.L98; Garvey, LA Sambito, Hou 19; Lavell, SF 18. American League 73, Net -Bill Moran 74-6-68, Bob 96, American League — Marshall, East V/ Jones 80-8-72, Carroll Maddox 77-5- American League — Baylor, Cal By LEN AUSTER was co-champ in Class Min 1977 and home three tallies after intermis Minn 30; Kern, Tex 26; Stanhouse, W L Pet. GB 72; B —Gross —Joe Wall 80, Net 133; Rice. Bos 118; Lynn, Bos 114; Balt and Lopez, Det 19; Monge, Clev Herald SporlsHriler runner-up a year ago. “After seeing sion. Scott Cahill at 5:20, Tom Gar Baltimore 97 50 .660 — them I don’t think there is a better diner at 19:54 and Rick Tarca at 23:18 -Wally Irish 83-13-70, Bill Skinner 82- Thomas, Mil 111; Singleton. Balt 109. 18. 7 What will look for now as a 10-72, Ed Wilkos 81-9-72, Frank Milwaukee 87 62 .584 11 team around. It’s good for my kids to found the range for Rham. Royals Struggling Boston 82 64 UVi debit could prove to be an asset Lipinski 81-9-72, Larry Bates 85-13- .562 play a team like that. You hope to “The defense was talking, marking New York in the future. 72: C —Gross —Alex Eigner 91, Net 80 66 .548 16 >'2 learn from a game like this. No, I’m men well. But it’s hard to keep Rham m the American League West. Detroit 80 69 .537 18 East Catholic’s soccer team —Ray Mickey 87-15-72, John Rieder NEW YORK (UPI) - In the solo home runs to back Tom not displeased.” down. Sooner or later it will score,” Gorman Thomas hit his league- Underwood's seven-hitter. Cleveland 74 74 .500 23','2 East will try to put some of the Malin cited. 105-29-76. spirit of generosity, the Saturday morning dropped a 3- Little Excitement leading 42nd homer and Paul Molitor Underwood, 8-16, struck out four and Toronto 49 99 .331 48'2 lessons to use today against St. Paul East goalie Mike Ciszewski had a BEST 13 - A —Ray Gordon 48-4-44, 0 decision to highly skilled California Angels and Kansas doubled home the go-ahead run to walked three in his 12th complte West at Cougar Field in a 3:15 start. fine outing with 12 saves as did Bob Reynolds 50-3-47; B —Rick Rham High at Cougar Field. City Royals are trying their key Milwaukee's victory over the game. w L Pet. GB How does this Rham team com fullback Phil Marciano. On the op DeNicolo 51-5-46, Fred Nassiff 54-7- As Birds Top RSox very best to give away a divi Angels and Frank W bile Sox 5, \ ‘s 2 California 81 68 .544 — But the experience was well pare to the last two? “Offensively posite side, sweeper Ken McGee, a 47, C —Ron Lavey 56-1646, Alex Eigner 57-8-49; gross —Ray Gordon sion title. Trouble is, nobody Tanana. who lasted Mike Squires belted a solo homer Kansas City 78 71 .523 3 worth the effort offered Eagle it’s just as good,” views Sachem junior, Glen Graham and Mike Time to Rejoice 72. 6 2-3 innings before in the seventh inning to snap a 2-2 tie Minnesota 77 72 .517 4 Coach Tom Malin. Coach Mike Zotta, "Defense is the Dreyer were impressive for Rham. BALTIMORE (UPI) - When two rivals like the Baltimore seems to want it. departing. Jim SWEEPS - A —Gross —Erwin “We've aiways been able to put and Dick Dotson, (luy Hoffman and Texas 74 76 .493 7'4 Nancy Lopez, left, hugs teammate JoAnn Washam after latter “I’m pleased because when you key. If the defense comes we’ll be The backline has been reconstructed, Orioles and Boston Red Sox collide on a September Sunday after Slaton, 15-8. 83 15‘'2 Kennedy 78, Net —Bob Reynolds 76-6- something together when we had to, ” Mike Proly combined on a three- Chicago 65 .439 sunk, birdie putt to give them title in LPGA team golf cham make out your schedule before the back in the thick of things.” stated Zotta, but showed excellent noon, there should be a pennant race at stake and the game scattered seven hitter to give Chicago a victory over Seattle 63 87 .420 18*2 The Sachems, 2-0, were held to a skills as did the entire side which 70, B —Gross — John Kristoff 76, Net said Hal McRae of the Royals. "But pionship at Portland, Ore., Sunday, (UPI Photo) year, you have to play teams like should be tight. hits, struck out one Oakland. Oakland 52 98 .347 29'2 this,” Malin stated of Rham, which scoreless draw at the half but drove showed the ability to interchange. —Len Giglio 78-11-67, C—Gross—Bob it’s different this year. At this time and walked two to Rookie Dave Ford finished Twins (i. Hungers 2 Suiiflax's Hesiih*' Lachapelle 73, Net —Charlie Whelan Forget about it. ajlowing just two hits. of the season, we re supposed to beat register the victory. 94-19-75, Bill Palmer 95-20-75. The Orioles shelled a trio of Red Sox Danny Goodwin and Ken Lan- Toronto 8. Cleveland 2 'Eight of the first nine Orioles to second-division ballclubs. " In other AL games, Toronto MEN'S D.A^ - A —Gross —Woody pitchers for seven hits and nine runs It hasn’t worked out that way for the dreaux slammed consecutive, two- Baltimore 13, Boston 3 bat scored chasing rookie starter drubbed Cleveland 8-2. Baltimore Clark-John Herdic 70, Carroll in the bottom of the first inning Sun run doubles with two out in th .second Detroit 8, New York 4 John Tudor (0-2) and Allen Ripley. Royals. Julio Cruz delivered a two- belted Boston 13-3, Chicago downed Tampa Bay Impressive Maddox-Tim McNamara 70, John day and waltzed to a 13-3 victory. inning to cap a six-run uprising and Chicago 5, Oakland 2 Win Remmerswaal was cuffed run double during a five-run fourth Oakland 5-2, Detroit topped New Burger-Brad Downey 70, Net There was little excitement after the power Minnesota over Texas. The Milwaukee 2, California 1 around for four more runs before inning Sunday to spark Seattle to a 6- York 8-4 in 12 innings and Minnesota —Charlie Boggini-Leo Cyr 65, Dave first trip through the Orioles batting victory, combined with California's Seattle 6, Kansas City 3 Tennis Doubles Joel Finch came on in the fourth. 3 victory over Kansas City. The loss, defeated Texas 6-2. order. loss to Milwaukee, moved the Twins Minnesota 6, Texas 2 Kozlovich-Stan McFarland 65; B Finch allowed just two hits over th coupled with Milwaukee’s 2-1 Blue Juy-i 8. liiiliuiiN 2 -Gross —John Wilks-Bill Tomkiel 77. “The fans sure got quiet after the triumph over California, left the within four games of first place in Tmlay's Games With Three Wins in Row final four-and-one-third innings. Roy Howell and John Mayberry hit the AL West. Sal Evanglista-Pat Krull 72, Net first inning, didn't they?" said out Boston would have had practically Royals three games behind th Angels Boston (Rainey 6-5) and Eckersley Champs Named —Peter Denz-Wally Pa/ciak 58, Bill fielder Ken Singleton, who cracked no attack except for its reserves. 16-10) at Toronto ( Edge 3-1 and Ogden-Vito Agostinelli 63, John three hits and left the game in th Sleelers 24, Cardinals 21 NFL’s leading offense to 226 yards as Jack Brohamer came off the bench Freisleben 2-2), 2, N NEW YORK (UPI) - The In Pittslyirgh’s winning drive. Wilson-Phil Sullivan 63, Mike seventh inning to chants of "MVP, New York (Beattie 3-5 and Clay 1- the Eagles handed New Orleans its to get th)*ee hits and Tom Poquette Double champions were crowned in the Manchester Recrea Tampa Bay Buccaneers are Rocky Belier caught a 28-yard pass McCarthy-Phil Converse 63; Closest MVP" from 42.869 highly partisan 7) at Cleveland (Waits t4-13 and third straight defeat. two. It’s Official:Yanks Eliminated tion Department’s Men's and Women’s Tennis Tournaments on ready to throw out their from Terry Bradshaw and picked up to pin — Woody Clark, Hank Murphy. fans. Spillner 8-4), 2, N Broncos 20, Falcons 17 the weekend. training wheels. 18 yards on four rushes to set up Matt Baltimore's magic number for Motorcycle Champ NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s of single to Rich Peters to open the nings looking for his 20th save of the Baltim ore (H artzell 6-8) at Jim Turner kicked a 24-yard field Ellington Ridge clinching the American League East twelfth inning. After Jerry Morals season when White hit his third Earle Custer and Steve Hadge cond round - Brown - Burgess def. “You can only be an expansion Bahr’s 20-yard, game-winning field PRAGUE (UPI) -- American Ber- ficial. Chicago (Wortham 14-11), N goal at 6:15 of overtime to lead PRO-MEMBER CLASSIC - Net is four. The Orioles have a good shot sacrificed Peters to second and was homer of the year in the ninth. combined to win the men's title while Ross - Conti 6-3, 6-3: Kelly - Britnell team so long," said Bucs’ Coach John goal with 13 seconds left. nie Schreiber won the world motor- California (Barr 9-12) at Kansas Denver past Atlanta after the -Bob Sheaffer-Charles Reynolds- at closing it out in Detroit, as they did The 1978 World Champion safe at first when Chris Chambliss Sparky Anderson, the Tigers City (Leonard 12-10). N Sally Burgess and Judy Brown cap def. Capshaw - Lombardo 7-6, 6-2: McKay Sunday after Tampa Bay’s Cowboys 24, Bears 20 Falcons’ ’Tim Mazzetti missed a 31- cyle trial title Sunday when he won Torn Kibbe-Nick Varricchione 58, Ed in 1974. They begin a four-game series New York Yankees have been hobbled his bunt. Jason Thompson manager observed, “Now that Texas (Comer 15-10: al Oakland tured the women's laurels in play at Finals - Brown - Burgess def. Kelly 21-10 victory over Green Bay. “If Roger Staubach’s third TD pass of yard attempt in the final second of the last of the 11 world championship the day - a 22-yarder to Tony Hill Rubis-Tony Zaccaro-Skip Kundahl- with the Tigers Monday night sen eliminated from the 1979 pen beat out an infield hit to load the Baltimore has clinched the East we (Morgan 2-8), N Charter Oak Park. Britnell 6-1, 6-4. you’re not a team after three years, regulation. Tom Ferguson 59, Brian Morena- races at Ricany in Bohemia. with 1:53 remaining - rallied Dallas ding Scott McGregor (11-5) against Schreiber, riding a Bultaco, easily nant race. bases. should all strive to build up to them. The Custer-Hadge team downed Men - First round - Ross - Agasi then you’ve drafted wrong or Browns 1.3, Colls 10 Dom Cieri-Alan Kasper-Pete coached wrong, or something.” for the third time and the Cowboys Milt Wilcox (12-7) in a battle of beat Sweden’s Ulf Karlsson on a Roy White's pinch hit home run Lance Parrish bounced a hit off Earl Weaver has put together a very Mike Goodman and Mai Darling in def. Farnsworth - McGugan 6-2, 6-0: Brian Sipe hit Ozzie Newsome with Smichenko 59, Ed Kowalski-Joel The Buaccaneers, in only their remained undefeated. righthanders. Monheasa and Briton Martin with one out in bottom of the ninth Yankee third baseman Graig strong team, with emphasis on the finals. 6-1, 6-2, while the Burgess- Goodman - Darling def. Lemieux - a 74-yard pass to set up a 28-yard Actually, the Orioles could save fourth year in the league, stand alone Rams 27, 49ers 24 Sokolov-Will Roberto-Frank Sheldon Lampkin on a Bultaco, while temporarily prevented the in Nettles, scoring Peters and Morales pitching. I’m happy with our Brown combine trimmed Julia Lemieux 6-1,63: Second round Custer field goal by Don Cockroft with 1:55 themselves a few games by clinching atop the NFC Central with a 3-0 Pat Haden fired two touchdown 60, Paul Ryiz-Walt Farley-Herb Byk- Finland’s Yrjo Vaestwinen, the only evitable, but a four run Tiger rally in and when Lou Piniella, the left field, progress and I really doubt that Earl Britnell and Lucille Kelly. - Hadge def. Ross - Agasi 6-0, 6-4; left in the game, lifting undefeated Ben Salad 61; Low Pro —Ryiz 68, the pennant by next Sunday. A rained record and have scored the most passes and Frank man who could beafSenreiber for the the twelfth gave Detroit an 8-4 vic overran the ball, Thompson also was still worried over the Yankees." Esposito Satisfied Results: Women - Rose - Conti def. Goodman'Darling def. Boser - Boser Cleveland to its third straight three- Dennis Coscina 69, Frank Sarro 70, out double-header with the New York points (81) in their conference Corral kicked two title, finished fourth on a Bultaco. tory Sunday, mathematically scored. Parrish was out at third A Tiger rookie outfielder Dave CHICAGO (UPI) - Goaltender Boggini Gallagher 6-4, 6-4: Kelly - 6-3. 5-7, 6-1; Finals Custer - Hadge point victor. Ralph DeNicolo 72, Steve Kelly 72, long field goals as Yankees is to be made up Sept. 24 if eliminating the Yankees. No one stretching, but a triple by Steve Stegman slammed his second home Tony Esposito has signed a multi Britnell def Clough Sheffield: Se def. Goodman - Darling 6-1, 6-2. “They were running at the heart of Dolphins 27, Vikings 12 Ed Rubis 72, Ed Kuna 72; Closest to Los Angeles beat the games are needed. . e t t < seemed surprised. Kemp and an RBI double by Lou run since coming up - a 400-footer year contract with the Chicago Black our defense,at some of the strongest Reserve Don Strock fired 6-yard pin —Tex Kane 26feet, 3-inches, “I hope we get it over by then Lietter oj intent people we have,” Green Bay Coach stubborn San Fran "I’m not bothered in the slightest." Whitaker gave Detroit its fourth run. into the left field bullpen off Righetti Hawks. TDpasses to Larry Csonka and Jim Gene Dickinson LO-feet, 8-inches; bcause I don’t think our guys would LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Forward Bart Starr said. cisco. said Yankee outfielder Reggie "I got tired in the last inning," ad - in the third inning. Esposito, holder of the NHL record my Cefalo to highlight a 20-point Longest drive —Ryiz 295 yards, Joel like to face (Ron) Guidry and (Tom Jamaal Wilks, who played out his op The Pittsburgh Steelers rallied for jets 31, Lions 10 Jackson. "We were eliminated a mitted Gos.sage. “ I was trying to For New York, Chambliss got of 15 shutouts in one season and fourth quarter that lifted unbeaten Sokolov 294 yards. my) John on the same day, " said Whalers^ Veterans a 24-21 triumph over St. Louis, Dallas Richard Todd set up three’of New tion with the Los Angeles Lakers, long, long time ago." muscle the ball but after five innings three hits, including his 17th homer, three-time winner of the Vezina Miami over Minnesota. came back three times to beat York’s four touchdowns with long FOl R BALL CH AMPIONSHIP - Weaver, signed a letter of intent Sunday for a "That’s life," said New York 1 ran out of gas.” but noted unhappily, “That ties my trophy as the league’s top goalie, Oilers 20, Chiefs 6 Jim Palmer (9-6) went seven in Chicago 24-20 and Los Angeles held passes to Wesley Walker sparking Gross —Babe Salad-Ralph Tartaglia- contract with the team. Manager Billy Martin. “I take it as it Gossage went 5 1-3 innings in relief career high (1976 and 1977), but the signed the contract in General Gifford Nielsen, subbing for the in Dick Backofen-Noel Fricke 142, Net nings Sunday, getting roughed up Lakers’ spokesman Russ Ewald of Ron Davis', who worked 1 2-3 after runs batted in are down." Report at Bolton on to defeat San Francisco 27-24. the Jets to a rout over winless jured Dan Pastronini, passed for 173 comes." Manager Bub Pulford’s office Sun —Jeff Sanborn-Alan Kasper-Neil only in the fifth after retiring the said Wilkes will sign the agreement as starter Dave Righetti had gone five Chambliss has 60 runs batted in, Elsewhere in the NFL, the New Detroit, . yards and one touchdown and Earl Goose Gossage, a key in the day. He then joined his teammates Brooks-Greg Montana 120, Tony first 14 Red Sox. He gave up three soon as it is prepared by attorneys. in his major league debut. compared to 96, 90 and 90 in the three for their first workout of training BOLTON (UPI) - Hartford Whalers Coach Don Blackburn, York Jets topped Detroit 31-10, New Eagirs 26 Saints 14 Campbell added one scoring run and Yankees demise this season, was the Roberto-Joe Nowik-Cus Peters- hits each in the fifth and sixth, two Terms of the contract were not dis Aurelio Lopez, 9-4. worjted 4 2-3 in previous campaigns. camp. predicts there will be some tough competition for starting England beat Cincinnati 20-14, Barefoot rookie Tony Franklin 132 yards rushing to pace Houston loser. Gossage, 4-3, surrendered a kicked four field goals and Jerry Laraia 123, Lou Becker-Harry runs in the fifth and one in the sixth. closed. positions as the team readies for its first National Hockey Philadelphia downed New Orleans over Kansas City. Weinstein-Barney Weber-Ben Salad 26-14, Denver edged Atlanta 20-17 in Philadelohia’s defense limited the Complete Automotive Services 123, Bob Kaitz-Jack Kearney-Will League season. overtime, Cleveland nipped C hargers 27, Bills 19 Roberto-A1 Endee 124; Consolation Gordie Howe led a contingent of 38 Baltimore 13-10, Miami defeated LPGA Champs Clarence Williams scored all four of veterans who reported Sunday to the Minnesota 27-12, Houston whipped —Art Tulin-Dave Olender-John Jal Alai Entries Nobody Offers More Than Nichols McEnroe Wins PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Nancy San Diego’s TDs on runs of 55, 5', 1 Monacella-Matt Chupas 60. Whalers training camp. Kansas City 20-6. San Diego beat Buf and 2 yards and rushed for 157 yards K. of C.- Wendell Howe and 21 others played last Lopez, the undisputed queen of MEMBER-MEMBER - Gross MONDAY In Davis Cup falo 27-19 and Seattle defeated women’s golf, added another bauble to spark the unbeaten Chargers past -Tom Schiller-Charles Reynolds 71, P oucher 204. Randy season for the New England Whalers Oakland 27-10. FIRST: to her trophy room when she and Buffalo. Net —Jack Woodcock-Bill ^oung 60, Izikewicz 231-561. Vic TUB): MEMPHIS. Tenn. lUPIl - Even - one of four World Hockey Associa 1. Fwito-Landi ^ R(Hiri{uei-Jin The New York Giants are in partner Jo Ann Washam stormed Bob Clark-Joe Kovach 61, Connie Squadrito 227. Ray 3. JJ-Barturen 4. Iraiu-lolnar H 1. Kwretiii-larturni 2. Pete-loli(ar II though the United States already had tion teams making an NHL debut this Washington tonight. Seahawks 27, Raiders 10 S. Pete-Mondri 6. CenoArleche 3. Ze(vi-liner II 4. RenHo-Jarnes AUTO Jotzon down the stretch Sunday to win the O’Doherty-John Albano 62, Ed Duhamel 231-560, Bob Cap- S.U-iMI i Irasu-landa clinched the North American Zone year. Jim Zorn and Steve Largent con 7. ZetM-bps 8. Iturrefui-James LPGA Portland-PING Team Cham Steben-Robert Steben 64. Robert pa 203, Frank Karlowicz Subi Riu Javier 1 7.lk>-«r1echc t. Ceno-Carea finals of the DdVis Cup competition. They join about a dozen players nected on TD passes of 40 and 21 Sabi Fainlo-Mendr) Winter Tire Sale! and pionship tournament by one stroke Rayburn-Jeff Boulrice 64. 213, Ben Foreman 202-556, SECOND: John McEnroe went after his Argen from rookie camp including right yards to carry Seattle to victory. 1. Zeiui-Barturvfi 2. Fauito-Mondra FOURTH: with a record-breaking performance. John Kozicki 208-573. Bill l.Fiosto 2. Rodri{uet i REPAIRS Goodyear wing Ray Allison, the team's number 3. C«Kf-Bo!nir H 4. Hurretuiian tine opponent Sunday as if it were the Kozicki 210. 5. Irsiu-Arteche 6. Rodri{uei-iamei I J i 4. Arleche finals of Wimbledon one draft choice. 7. ).J.-bpa 8. Petelanda S.Rio 5. Renedo ‘Home ol Mr. Qoodwrench" Beat the Rush! Snows Marierl t. Carea Blackburn said the players will be U.S.3II\I;D- Charles Subi Rmedo Carei "It's hard to go out to win, when divided into three training camp MCC Nine Splits [Sports slate Sobs ItffH Hartley Sr. 203, Bruce rm . • Complete Mechenlcal Service Sale Ends Sept 22nd even ii you lose it doesn't matter. " MondayM/knfliiv I. Ceno-Montra 2. Faintu-lavier N scrimmage teams for workouts at Moquin 201-562, Dave Fenn the 20-year-old New Yorker said. Bolton Ice Palace, the Whalers’ new Manchester Community College 2-RBI single by Willie Marchuk. SOCCER 3. Itorrrtw-bpi 4. Rodriguet-Carea • Collision Repair 202, John Kozicki 202-550. S. Rene^oUrida 6. Zetui-Aiis HI training site. Si. Paul ul EuhI Catholic, 3:1.5 But win he did, with a 6-2. 6-3 and Southern Connecticut State Keith Young delievered a key hit for Shelia Price 177-495, Dolly Bullets Cut Roster 7. IrKu-leowt 8. Riu-lan • Auto Painting "We will have competition at College split a baseball doubleheader the fourth run. Sobt PelB-ltrtedw thrashing ol Jose-Luis Clerc. TucHilav Dawood 179-479, Sharon WASHINGTON (UPI) SUTH: every position. It should be very in Saturday at Cougar Field, the Southpaw Kevin Martin picked up • Low Cost Service Rentals SOCCER Madore 178-481. Diane The Washington Bullets cut i.Pete-Zoqui 2. ioaquin-Carea The detending champion U.S. teresting, to say the least,” Cougars taking the opener, 4-2, and the win for MCC. MaiirliCHicr ul Penney, 3:30 Brennan 208-485, Mary 3. (kbtai-Ochoa 4. Duran{e-laviprll • Factory Trained Technicians four players Sunday, three S. Irtan»-lbii H 6. Renedo-Eccnarro 7 team, which already had run up an Blackburn said. Southern the nightcap, 162. Ea»l Hanford ul SiniHliiiry Whipple 177, Linda Battoe of them guards. 7. Rio-Caram«Nlj 8. Euiebioleond • Charge With Master Charge unbeatable 3-0 lead in the three-day Some of the veterans joining the 51- MCC trailed 2-0 in the opener going Southern ripped three pitchers for on Tires In Stock South WimUor ul Bloonifield 182-489. Diane Emmett 458, The guards cut were Sobs ladripwt-larHtj • 24 Hour Wrecker Service competition, was denied a shutout, year-old Howe are centers Andre into the sixth inning before exploding its 10 markers in the nightcap. Rollon ul East Grunhy SFVUTH: % Peg Callahan 452, Ellen 20 third-round draft pick An 2. IriandoH however, and ended the series 4-1 Lacroix and Dave Keon; defenseman for its tallies. DeAngelis had two hits to pace the 1. loaquin Tolland at Covenlry Bauer 455, Esther Lavoie drew Packer of Iowa State, 3 Am I 4. Orbea HI Tel. 646-6464 when a foot injury forced Vitas Alan Hanglseben and Marty Howe; Greg Fearon reached on an error Cougars in the nightcap. East llani|ilon at Rhuin 5. Artam 6. Ermoa 453. free agent Ron McFarland 8. Caramendi 4 Ply Belted - Redials Gerulaitis to retire in the second set wings Mike Antonovich and Blaine and Andy Monsees and Lee MCC visits H artford UConn CROSS COUNTRA 7.Dmivo of his match against Argentina's top Stoughtun and goal tender A1 Smith. Tuesday and entertains the Same and seventh-round pick Sobs Renedo DeAngelis singled loading the bases. Conurd /Enfield ul MiinrheHler, EKHTH; player, Guillermo Vilas. Hartford hosts the Pittsburgh team Wednesday at Cougar Field. 3QU1Z Conrad Whisenton. The 1. )M4uin4c«MrT0 2. Ataa-leenet Dave Blake reached on a fielder’s 3:4.5 Bullets also cut free-agent F'enguins Saturday in its first exhibi choice. Fearon scoring, followed by a Both have 3 o’clock starts. 3. Artan»4nondo I 4. tatevafF Ochoa Gerulaitis. who had dropped the Conurd /Enfield al AluiirheHter forward Archie Alfridve, 5. Emu-Cariti i (osebiofierTe Buy now and we will mount tires at tion game at the Springfield, Mass., llM hlxsii I. Orbea i-Urquiap first set 7-9 after a grueling baseline- (glrln), 3:4.5 Civic Center, which will be home ice East Cutholir /Siiffield al Avon, Sobs U aka Soroj your convenience. No chargel rally duel with Vilas, was ahead 3-0 until reconstruction of Hartford mm. 3:30 I. laturifl-Fccfiarra 2. ZabaU-Ochoa in the second set when he retired. Civic Center Coliseum is complete. 3. Ermw-Zoqai 4. Durant(M>arita E u h I Culholir /Suffield al Avon Second Straight Victory S. Aio-CirMwadl i Arlano-Soroa (girle), 3:30 7. lnubio-larier 8.Zidaiea-Ashl BEAT THE INCREASES Chenev Teeh ul Goodwin Tech, World Record Sabi loMiDin-Uniaiata 3:30 ■ TDim Cheney Booters in Tie For Bolton Bulldogs MOSCOW (UPI) Lonid l.la ica rin 2-ZabaU FIELD IIOCKEA Taranenko ofthe Soviet 3. herre 4. Urquiaia CHEVROLET^ SiiiiHhurv at AlanrheHler, 3:30 $.ZoUca SSaroa LIBERAL CREDIT POLICY - OUR OWN TERMS AVAILABLE Defensive play predominated as sophomore goalie Lou Governale Union set a world record T. Jafier8. Aica GlhLS VOI.LEA BALL Subi Artam Cheney Tech and Holton played to a made 13- .saves while Jeff Beecher Sunday by lifting 410 Taking its second straight, the Charlie Anderson also added TOs- fcSi^ Munch<*Hier ul P ennfv' aevorTH; 0-0 tie Saturday morning in COC came up with 15 stops for Bolton. Celebrates pounds during the 14th 1. Artano-Caramendl 2. [nwa-lriondo H NKlHlLS-iUliCffiSTER H IE IN4. OIL CHANGE* Bolton Bulldogs overpowered the Bolton. KOBIN ROB6HTS WAS 4. 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