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CWf'lllll.- % O F F % ( y ^ TO O' 20 20% •BSiKi.-: SELECT GROUP ENTIRE Sfl Health ca^e talks •GARDEN HOSES A SPRINKLERS •PATIO 8UMMBI PUflNm ifli •GARDEN CHEMICALS A SPRAYERS •REDWOOD T A K ii A SEAT9IG 6ET8 •NYLON4JNE TRIMMERS •ELI •POWER MOWERS A RIDE^N MOWERS* •GARDBl A S » iH OMMeLLAS down to the wire w wtmm >iiw iwtiiiiw • 1 1 . y . \. THE HERALD, Sat., Aug. 15, 1981 - 3 2 - THE HERALD. Sat- Aug. 15. 1981 jftco nrr i^ l F o r m e r , go^ernbr Redgan determined news Briefing flMhA in stance on strike . M l jailed ItMfMATUNIt WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi employees, from pilots to clerks, being iicld to 50 percent of normal NASHVILLE, Temt. (UPI) - Ray dent Reagan would stick by his deci have been laid o ff and thousands levels. Traffic to another 375 air Blanton, who streaked through the sion to fire the 12,000 striking air more may be released in the weeks ports where the F A A has facilities is I H I * * * ClZ ^ w m I skies in a L ear je t and le ft d wake of ti'.iffic controllers even if public and months ahead. running near normal, so overall controversy wherever he went as UIH WtAVHCM rOIOCAtl O pressure turned against him, his Republic Airlines dropped service commercial traffic is 75 percent, Tennessee’s governor, was ordered transportation chief declared Friday to seven communities in the FA A said. sent to prison Friday for accepting a Friday. Michtoan, Mississippi, Georgia and Lewis said although it w ill take 21 bribe. But Transportation Secretary WiscMsin due to the strike. months to train replacements for all Nine were ODs Vt e h p , Blanton, 51, stood stonefaced Drew Lewis said that so far, the Lewis said he believes the 'air the fired controllers, he believes the Price rise slow before black-robed Judge .Bailey public supports the president, lines, losing $30 million a day, will system will be operating at 100 per Brown in a hushed federal cour although it has been inconvenienced not suffer Jong. cent capacity “ long before that RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP^) — Nine of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation troom to hear sentence pronounced by the 12-day-old strike. “ What they need right now are tim e." more than two dozen patients who died Weather moderated in July for nearly everything on his conviction of extortion, con- “ The president is not going to passengers and a sure schedule,” he The FA A completely lifted its ban suspiciously in two small riiral hospitals but food, the government reported spiraqr and mail fraud in a scheme change his position,” Lewis said. said. " I f they have those two things, on general aviation (nonairline) - earlier this year were killed by oveiS Friday, with prices at the producer level to peddlU liquor licenses. “ He feels very deeply about this we believe in total they’ll make traffic into the busy airports Friday doses of the heart regulating drug rising only 0.4 percent for the month. “ Governor Blantoh, you are untry and its laws and he’s not money.” and said it would begin handling cor lldocaine, officials said niday. But Commerce Secretary Malcom hereby sentenced to three years in ing to back down just because he Union president Robert Poll said porate jets and private planes on a Toxicological tests were continuing hi S Baldrige warned, “ this is no time for L Today’s forecast prison on each o f the 11 counts with gets a lot of public pressure.” on NBC’s “ Today” show the govern “ first-come, first-served basis.” five morb of the 27 deaths under in- . complacency ... the anti-inflation battle the sentences to be served con Meanwhile, the administration ment is going to “ spend 10 or 20 Lewis said he believes there w ill vestigation-in Riverside County, "with . Goiidy wUh scattered showers developing Saturday must continue." He said the inflation currently,” said Brown, a member ' began preparations for one of the times as much money as we’re be no boycott of U.S. flights by the the definite possibility lidocaine in then continiMOg Saturday n i^ t and Sunday. Highs bott rate was 'Tn the 8.5 to 9 percent range. at o f the 6Ui U. S. Circuit (>ourt of largest peacetime hirings of full asking for in a contract that we International Federation of Air volvement,” County -Corpoer Williams days around 80. Lows Saturday night in the middle 60s. The wholesale price rise, after Appeals. "The court also fines you time federal workers in history. deserve ... in an attempt to break Traffic Controllers next week, once seasonal adjustment, represented an an D ^es said.' Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph Saturday and Saturday 31,000 on each o f the 11 counts.” Tens of thousands of applications for our unipn.” they understand that U.S. controlled In the first public announcement the nual inflation rate of 5.5 percent, the at night. The three-year sentence and |11,- controller positions will start being The Federal Aviation Administra skies are really safe. remits of toxicological tests in the long- Labor Department said, compared to 6.9 000 in fines represented yet another processed Monday, said an official tion reported comipercial aircraft ■'Mr. Poli has whipped up,his running hospital case, authorities said percent in June and 4.6 in May. blow for Blanton, who is now at the Office of Personnel Manage have bren radioed bogus commands forces in America, and now what they had concluded four of the deaths Extended outlook reported near bankruptcy after ment. four times since the strike began — they’re trying to do is see if they can At the same time, the Federal Reserve were tenned “ lidocaine poisoning” and years as a high-living governor and Eligible applicants will be given once each in New York and Florida, do the same thing in Canada and Extended outlook for New England Monday through reported Industrial production, which five were categorized as "lidocaine in congressman. He was booted from tests “as quickly as possible,” he and twice near Denver. throughout the world," he said. Wednesday; ' runs a close parallel to gross national toxication.” office as governor in 1979 during a said. Officials said there was no product, tu m ^ around from a decrease " ’There is no question that lidocaine IMassachoselU, Rhode Island A .Connerliriili A Lewis, interviewed on the Cable evidence to link it to striking con chance of showers Monday and over southeast portions cash-for-clemency investigation. Talk show guests of 0.1 percent in June to a slight increase caused the deaths of nine people,’,’ Dykes Jim Allen and (Hyde Eidd Hood, News Network’s “ Newsmaker trollers. Poll said he would "turn Tuesday. Fair weather Wednesday. Highs generally In WASHINGTON (UPI) - of 0.3 percent in July. told reporters at a news conference. one-time Blanton aides convicted Saturday,” said the administration the people in m yself” if he found it Senior Commerce Department the 70s and lows mostly in the upper SOs and 60s. Scheduled guests on Sunday’s He said aeven of the 27 patients died of along with him June 9, w ere also has rehir^ 89 controllers who were was being done by a union member. economist Theodore Torda said prices Maine, New Hampshire: Clearing Monday. Fair network television interview shows natural causes. Of the remaining six — sentenced by Brown. Hood, 29, able to prove they had been In another developments, the un and production have influenced each ’Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in the 70s. Lows in the include: all cremated -- they believe three, were ' received an 18-month prison term harassed into refusing to cross ion Friday urged an administrative mid SOs to lower 60s. ' —Soviet SALT negotiator and other. of natural causes and the causes of three and 114,000 in fines. Allen, 52, picket lines. la w judge to dismiss the Vermont Partly cloudy Monday, chance of showers. presidential adviser Georgi Arbatov “ You have basically a sluggish ih- could not be determined. Assistant received two years in prison and TTie ^ r e t a r y said the firings will government’s attempi to strip it of M ostly sunny ’TueMlay and W e d n d ^ y . Highs in the mid via satellite from Moscow on ABC’s dustrial sector ... and that has con District Attorney Thomas Hollenhorst was fined $14,000. save the government $200 million in bargaining rights for air controllers, 70s. I^w s in the upper 50s and lower 60s. “ Issues and Answers” at noon. tributed to a slowing in producer prices, said investigators would now begin The thrre defendants V:ere ac the next three years. "rather than seeking punishment Hard work —Former Attorney General Grif taking some of the steam out of the infla determining why the nine lidocaine- cused of using their influence to ob "T h at’s a ^ l l o w victory and for punishment’s sake.” A Federal fin Beli and Hi. Gov. James Thomp tion w e’ve had in 1980," Torda said. related deaths occurred. tain liquor licenses for friends from w e’re not gloating, but those are the Labor Relations Authority judge Daniel Mullan, 9, of Lebanon, Conn., leans Into his work of con son, co-chairmen of the Attoriiey Food prices for dealers went up 1.5 the State Alcohol Beverage Com ' facts,” he said. was expected to make a recommen Long Island Sound trolling his heifer at the Lebanon Fair. His efforts paid off: He General’s Task Force on' Violent percent in July, a long predicted surge mission in exchange for cash The strike, nearing the end of its dation to the full agency next week. took the blue ribbon In the senior yearling heifer competition. Crime, on NBC’s “ Meet the Press” that the Agriculture Department says Today in history Weteyes move kickbacks during Blanton’s stormy second week, was taking a heavy Currently, commercial traffic at Long Island Soun^ to Waleh Hill, R.I,, and Mon- (UPI photo) toll on airlines. Hundreds of airline the nation’s 22 busiest airports is at 12:30 p.m. will likely continue the rest of the year. On Aug. 15, 1914, an American Ship, SS Cristobal, sailed from the four-year term. The only other major category to in tank Point, N.Y.t Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots today, Atlantic Ocean to’ the Pacific Ocean, officially opening the Panama M JG W A Y P R O V IN G G ROUND, Utah 10 knots or less tonight and IS to 20 knots Sunday. crease sharply was steel prices, up at a Canal. (UPI photo) Visibility more than 5 miles except occasionally around monthly 3.3 percent. (U P I) — A convoy of trucks loaded with nerVe gas bombs and flanked by security 5 miles in Saturday morning haze. Fair through early Kenyan thieves kill WE ACCEPT With energy costs continuing to ease, troops rolled out of Dugway’s Michael Sunday with a chance of showers. Average wave heights STORE HOURS: inflation for everything else rose only 0.1 Army Airfield Friday bmpd for storage 1 to 2 feet today and less than 1 foot tonight. percent in July for an annual rate of 1.3 Dally news to fold edition bunkers 30 miles away. [masiet charge] percent. When July’s sharply increased It was the last leg on the journey Of the American journalist food prices are not counted, the overall NEW YO R K (U P I) — ’The New York Daily first three shipments of Weteye weapons Sunday Index of Producer Prices was the lowest News, which tried to boost Its declining cir from O>lorado to-Utah under the so far right with me. At one point, they passed since May 1976. NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - An culation by starting an afternoon paper, said smooth and safe direction of the Army. me, made a U-turn and cam e back and The Index of Producer Prices reached Tlie 14-truck convoy carried 320 un Am erican woman journalist from Texas Friday it was laying off 320 of its 4,000 tttery side-swiped m y car.” 9a.m. to 5p.m 271.3 in July, which meant it would cost was fatally shot through the window of a^ employees and folding its infant Tonight edi armed bombs as it wound along a Braking to a stop in front of his house, $271.30 to buy the same wholesale goods locked automobile by a band of African tion. narrow, serpentine mountain road u n ^ Mpir found the gate was not completely which cost $100 in 1967, the year on which auto thieves after a terror-filled chase ’The paper, whose morning edition still a heavy guard. open and jilm p^ out of his car, a dark MINIMUM PURCHASE '2S 00 Mon. - Sat. the index is based. retains the highest general interest dailyjiir- ' The Weteyes will be placed in earth- through tte.darkened streets of Nairobi, Numbers drawn Friday in New . Hampshire blue Peugeot. But the thieves were right MAXIMUM PURCHASE covered concrete bunkers at Tooele the U.S. m bassy announced Friday.. culation in the nation, will lose 111 nc^ion New England: sweepstakes: 261, 25, r^. behind him. DEPENDS ON YOUR BANK this year even after the cuts, said Robert M. Arm y D e is t’s south holding area about ’The jouim llst was Everly Driscoll, 40, 8a.m. to1 0p.m. Connecticut daily; 755. Rhode Island daily: 3785. of Washington, D.C. A native of Houston, It turned out the white Peugeot was APPROVAL Hunt, president and publisher. .45 miles southwest of iSalt Lake City. “ Play Four” number: "4-40” numbers: 18-33-34- stolen and its owner and a passenger had M A U / ^ U C C T C D 260 north main at main or The News had hoped its Tonight edition, Defense bepartment officials said tte Texas, and former secretary to middle turnpike Pets gambling 4086. 29. been locked in the trunk througnout the mMnV^rlCO I c n 725 EAST which em i^asized business news, lifestyle dApot maintains the largest collection of Astronaut Frank Borman, now chief of New Halnpshire dally; Maine daily? 845. nioJRcX Eastern /iSf- Lined, she W oritM’ for the chase. - ' ATLA N TIC C IT Y (U P I) - It’s no features and sports, would attract more chemical munitions in the non- kwswacoMtyw»wooiT««»wiic>i*ia PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., AUG.17 THRU SAT., AUQ. 22.1981. 7891, Vermont daily: 805. U.S. government’s International Com "About four men jumped out of the secret some people will do just about affluent suburban readers and help it stave Communist world. munications Agency. She was id Nairobi other car,” Muir said. “ One had a long- anything to gamble in a casino, but now off competition from the Post, New York’s An Army spokesman at Dugvray said to cover a U.N. energy conference. barreled pistol and one had a panga (a their pets are getting into the act, other tabloid paper. the convoy left the airfield after the fifth long, wide-bladed machette).” Miss She died during surgery at 10 a.m. (3 A Providence, R.I. couple, bothered by But Hunt said Tonight, which the News had o f a schedulMl 15 planeloads'of Weteyes Driscoll, in M uir’s car, locked herself in once hoped would attract 200,000 new arrived early Friday -without incident. a.m. E D T), an embassy stKtkesmaasald. a strange noise coming from beneath the A companion. Voice of America side. hood of their car on a trip to Atlantic Ci readers, had a circulation of only 70,000 after The uneventful flight from Denver’s “ In true Washington style, she a year’s publication. “ The market isn’t Stapelton International Airport took 68- obl correspo^ent Hugh Muir, gave ty, discovered a stowaway when they Almanac rters a harrowing account of the punched all the buttons in the car, finally arrived at Bally’s Park Place there,” he said. minutes, an Arm y spokesman said. K locking herself in. The man with the Shortly before Hunt’s news conference. Security was heavy along the convoy Thursday night car chase that ended in Hotel-Casino — an 8-day-old kitten. tragedy in front of his home, just pistol took my wallet and asked for the A casino spokeswoman said Friday Editor Michael J. O’Neill called the News route, with armed MPs and detoxifica moments before the couple would have car keys. I told him they w ere locked in that Anne and Donald Arita couldn’t find staff together to announce the layoffs and tion units accompanying the trucks and By United Press International reachqd safety. the car. 'ffOUSANOS the cause of the noises during their drive Tonight’s demise. helicopters flying overhead. “ He then went round to the passenger Muir, who lost his car and wallet to the to the resort. But a search under the “ This is the most difficult thing I have done - The Weteyes were transferred from Today is Saturday, Aug. 15, the 227th day of 1961 with side and shot her through the window,” gang, said he was driving Miss Driscoll hood turned up the kitten, which ap in my life,” O’Neill told the crowded new Colorado to Utah aboard C-141 Starlifter Muir said, putting his finger to the left 138 to follow. to his home in a western Suburb of parently decided to go along on the trip. sroom. “ If we had the time, and the economic je t transports attached to the 63rd side o f his forehead,- just behind the eye, The moon is full. Nairobi after-dinner when a white ’The Aritas later discovered the family prospects w ere not so adverse, it would have Afilitary Airlift Wing from Norton Air to indicate where the bullet bit her. The morning star is Mars. Peugeot sedan began following them. cat had given birth to a litter.- been a success. But we did not have the time Force Base, San Bernardino, Calif. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Muir said the gunman reached through and the economic conditions were not good.” Another 10 flights are scheduled over the "M y only thought was to get to the OF PRICES The kitten, which has been named Saturn. house and past my guard as quickly as the shattered window, opened the door “ Bally,” was reported in fine condition “ I am truly sorry about all of this,” he said, next few weeks to bring the remaining Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. possible,” Muir said. "But they stayed and pushed Miss Driscoll out. at the hotel’s medical services center, his voice barely audible, as the meeting Robert M. Hunt 568 Weteyes to Dugway from the Rocky Ameri&n novelist Edna Ferber was born Aug. 15, the spokeswoman added. ended. Mountain Arsenal near Denver. 1887./ Off this date in history: In 1914, an American ship sailed from the Atlantic to REDUCEDl the Pacific Ocean, officially opening the Panama Canal. TOP NOTCH SAVES YOU EVEN MORE WITH THIS In 1935, American humorist Will Rogers and pilot Wiley Post were killed when their plane crash^ in UHPRECEOENTED STORE-WIDE PRICE ROLL-BACKI. Alaska. . ^. In 1971, President Nixon ordered a 90-day, wage- ORSE SHO Capitol Region Highlights price rent freeze and announced imposition of a 10 per cent surcharge on foreign, imports. In 1974, Greece announced it would not go to war Smemsored hy against Turkish troops apparently bent on seizing til next year. He said he wouldn’t approve re tfonneetieut Horse1 CoumeU School and playing at D yer Park. They also contend Northern Cyprus because of the remoteness of the that the some 125,000 cars the state estimates organizing classes after schools open in ^ptem ber. Defends housing Island and the m ilitary advantage o f the Turks. would be tested at the center during the first year would create pollution problems in the GLASTONBURY — Developers of a proposed A thought for the day; British novelist George Appaioosas^Morgans neighborhood. apartment complex off Pratt Street, defended the Goods seized ^Meredith said, "Who rises from prayer a better man, h p — Pf his prayer is answered.” project at a meeting of the Planning and Zoning Arabian Horses^Connemara Pong Commission, Thursday. SIMSBURY — Goods confiscated by local police, Residents of the area have objected to the Charges dropped following the arrest of two local men earlier this All about collecting Horse A Buggy U I V MFC’S U t proposal noting that the site is in a flood-prone week, include hundreds of thousands of dollars Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and Coupons! Double GET DETAILS zone. Most have said they aren’t really against the VERNON — A criminal charge of violating the worth of silver, antiques, stock certificates and almost anything collectible in “ Collectors’ Corner,” : building of the complex but they want protection for Mhressage Demanstraiion ' AT OUR STORE' town’s housing code has been dropped against other gbods. every Tue«lay in The Herald’s Focus/Lelsure section, j ALL THIS WEEK!!! their own property. James Duffy of Enfield, a local landlord, because Police said the suspect that confiscated goods Developer ’ITiomas Johnson of the Circle Com he has corrected the major problems cited at the came from housebreaks over the past year in pany of New Haven, told the meeting that he isn’t School street apartment house he owns. Simsbury, Granby, and possibly West Hartford as Saturday Augutst 15th 11 CfJfi-iP****^ c oupons h o t a vailable in o ur storesi going to do anything unless It’s done right. The Terence Sullivan, Tolland County assistant well as other Farmington Valley towns and from plans are for construction of a 74-unlt apartment state’s attorney, a g r ^ not to prosecute Duffy for out of state. complex for moderate-income families. the houslngcode violations because Duffy had com David Root, 21 and Daniel McCue, 23, both of 11 A .M .-3 P .M . Valuable Coupon Valuable Coupon Alan Spier, a member of the Conservation Com plied with D arcey’s orders to repair the property. Simsbury were arrested in connection with the (Rain date Sunday Aug. ]L6th) mission, said he hadn’t seen anything brought out John Darcey, the town’s houidng code enforce alleged breaks. 1LB. PKQ. SLICED Official ManchcBtar Nmc§pmpar 1LB.CAN yet that could be used as a basis for turning the ment officer, said he was satisfied that Duffy had Police said that all of the recovered Items will be project down. complied with the code. He said the major on display Monday at Eno Memorial Hall for all USPS 327-600 Vol. C, No. 269 SWEET LIFE Chock Full O* Nutt A formal ruling on the project must still be made violations. Including a rear fire escape for the residents in the Farmington Valley and Hartford FREE ARMISSION by the zoning a ^ conservation conunlssions and three-story house, have been repaired, leaving only areas to identify. the Manchest^^PuSlIsbing^Co^, Heirald Sqwlr^ BACaN COFFEE t ^ Town (Council. minor items that can be delayed because no one is Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class portage paid at ii living there. Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address Mail electrocuted changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 691, Discuss new site Manchester, Conn. 06040. Proposal tabled HARTFORD - William Smith, 26, of Indian To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- EAST H AR TFO RD - O fflciaU o f HamUton “rest Orchard section of Springfield, Mau., was elec 9946. O ffice b oo n are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. M o n ^ y Systems said they are more than w illing to discuss ELLINGTON — A plan to re-arrange the third trocuted Thursday when the aluminum ladder he throu^ Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery «llli eewpwi MNl B« HlMii *10.60 ■Ml MW M tMWMHl'1*.N M the concerns and suggestions residents of Blast 99* fwMwH. I M «M MIMM N> MMM and fourth grades at the crowded Center Elemen was using to Install gutters at ai condominium In should be made by 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and by 0000 AUQ. 16 THRU AUQ. ” GOOD AUO. If THMI AUQ. » . INI Hartford have made regarding alternative tary ^hool, has been tabled by the Board of Educa Hartfords’ South End, cam e in contact with a live 7:30 a.m. Saturday. locations for the company. tion and will be considered at a special meeting of wire. Suggested carrier rates are |1.20 wertdy, 16.18 for one The company Is still negotiating to buy land in the board. Smith was pronounced dead shortly after arrival month, 115.35 for three months, |30.70 for six months,' Z— t g j — Burnham Industrial Park for a state automobile Tlie proposed plan would call for forming two at Hartford Hospital. He was helpii^ a co-worker and I6L40 for one year. Mall rates are available on emiuions test center, company officials said, but first grades where three now exist and to use the install the gutters and downspouts ^ e n he put a request. no final contract has been signed. extra teacher to staff three, instead of two, fourth- ladder up to one o f the three-atory buildings in the project. The ladder apparently swayed out of corn " f e a r j Residents at the area around the Industrial park grhde classes this fall. To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Joseph DeLuda, superintendent of schools, said. trol and struck a live wire, other workers said. r«)o rt a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-1711. J LOOK FOR OUR BIG SALE CIRCULAR '" ^ v e fbhned a coalition against putting the center Si^th was the only person in contact with the there, saying the Increased traffic could pose safety If enough board members can’t make a special O ffice hours are 8:80 a.m. to 5 p.m, Monday through hazards for children attending nearby O’Brien meeting then the plan may have to be scratch^ un ladder at the time of the acqident. Friday. THIS SUNDAY IN theSILKTOWN FLYER! v> •* .. t , THE HERALD, Sat- Aug. 15. 1981 - 5 \ - THE rntRALD. Sat- Aug. 15,1961 Kleiiischmidt thinks voters will OK Man charged in two slayings in BIrdgeport wearing and lodged close to his record that includek past burglary system. BRIDOEPORT (U P l) - A can killing John Gulbenkian, 53, owner arraignment next month. doctors and brochures to the public, heart, police said. and weapons charges. Authorises said Gulbenkian was Kleinschmidt said he is optimistic he suffered a heart attack and was didate for membenhip in the Hell’s of Gulhenkian’s, a jewelry and gift Jacheo was accused in the ‘T m very enthusUistic that if we said Kleinschmldt. “ The average distribute Information in town water Police said Jacheo allegedly drove Police Inspector Anthony Fabrizi arrested Jan. 24 for the sale of By Paul Hendrie about passing the referendum based saved by the parannedici. Angels motorcycle gang was store, and Gulbenkian’s employee, Thursday slayings where his alleged can educate people about what a citlsen, when he thinks about an bills and appear before community Erff to Bridgeport Hospital and then said Gulbenkian apparently believed cocalr-j to undercover narcotics Herald Reporter on a telephme poll conducted by the “rve had it happen in my charged with' two connts of felony Joseph Ourfalian, 21. accomplice, Robert Erff, 30, a paramedic program is, the referen EMT program, doesn't realize that group:. fled two hours before l ^ f died of in Jacheo and Erff were customers or agents. In addition, they said, town Health Department earlier family,” a ^ Kleliisdimidt. “My murder Friday in the apparent Jacheo was presented before motorcycle gang member from Director Arnold M. "Ike" dum will be supported,” he said. an EMT cannot administer drugs, ternal bleeding. Jacheo was possibly knew them. Fabrizi said Gulbenkian figured in a recent FBI this vear. father dropped dead in my arms WINK radio and the local com gangland slayhpiipi of a Jemlrjrstore Superior Court Sherman Drutman M lford, was wounded fatally When Kleinschmldt, a member of the The Board of Directors recently an EMT cannot difibrillate your arrested early Friday at his home Gulbenkian bad to push a button to undercover investigation that Of' about 1,000 residents in 379 from a heart attackr So, when I got munity access diannel on cable owner and an employee. who set bond at 9200,000 and Gulbenkian nuuiaged to get off two town’s Medical Services Council, voted to put the issue on the ballot. heart, an EMT can’t even give an and offered no reslstence, police unlock the front door of the jewelry resulted in the indictment of six households contacted earlier this on the Board of Direetma, 1 said rm television have agreed to support IlMnias Jacheo, 98, of Bridgeport, transferred the case to the court’s shots from a hand^nj - said Friday he is optimistic that the The Medical Services Council voted aspirin.” said. store, which normally was kept Bridgeport area men. year, more than two-thirds Said they going to do alt I can for a paramedic the paramedics program. a former member of the Huns upper tier, where more serious One of the bullets pierced a seam voters will approve a proposed $309,- 'Thursday to launch a vigorous cam He said a paramedic is trained to Police said Jacheo has a police locked with a security buzzer would willingly pay extra taxee for a program. motorcycle gang, was ,accused of crimes are heard, for formal in a bullet-proof vest E rff was 661 paramedic program, when it paign to pass the referendum. administer certain drugs, to give in Kleinschmldt said he would cam paramedic program, the Health “The message have to get faces a November referendum. Ihie paramedic program would in travenous treatments and to treat paign for the referendum during his Department reported. across is how im))ortant a _____ A A an T<-k a B na PICK UP YOUR VALUE■'IL fPACKEDIV Ur TUUn CIRIJUUR VML.UC winvirwwni He said the biggest stumbling volve hiring 10 paramedics and heart attack vicliiiis. It is a higher own campaign for re-election to the ibeinsdunidt said a. friend of his paramedic program is to the town of IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI block will be to educate voters that a buying an ambulance. level of emergency treatment. Board of Directors. a l l f o o d m a r t s t o r e s o p e n SUNPAY_9_Aj^^ “ We lose a great many heart at in Blast Hartford, who opposed the M aw& ster.” ON MANUFACTURERS’ paramedic program is different “ The message we want to get To do this, the Medical Services “ I ’m very enthusiastic,” said tack victims on the way to the initUtion of that town's program, from an emergency . medical across is the difference between Council plans. to ‘ call registered Kleinschmidt. “ I ’m optimisUc.” Boat because be feared it .would bring what an EMT program can do and emergency room,’’ said technicians program and is worth higher taxes, changed his mind after voters, issue support letters from What a paramedic program can do,” Kleinschmldt. DOUBLE COUPONS tte investment. hunt wwwwww W WALUBAUM S THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IHSEW TOlEHEWWWWW * «XPERTE/ Church sets FROM THE FAMOUS GRAPE VINEYARDS OF CALIFO Town to treat SWEET THOMPSON CALIFORNIA *Goal day’ Food Mart Come Into Food Mart and .WEST HARTFORD pick from the largest variety Seedless Grapes (UPI) — Diving teams of unpackaged fruits and road surfaces FHday reardied the U n g vegetables. One orange or a “ Peak "THE BEST The Church of Christ, Lydall and Island Sound but found no dozen - one pepper or a IN Vernon streets, will start a special evidence of tte wreckage of The town wiUlftgin a chip sealing 24. Fairview Street THE WEST” attendance drive this Sunday to 38. Stone S h e e t- Center Street to St. John of a sunken opbin cruiser ipound. ■' Flavor” LB. roadway surface treatment observe “ Goal Day” Sept. 13. Street and the four bodies program Monday, which should con 38. St. Lawrence Street The target is to have 300 present believed to be entombed in ScotTowels on that day, said church officials. On tinue for about two weeks. 37. Olcott Drive SWEET Jumbo 2 x 3 Size Sweet California 'W Sweet Juicy 38. Thomas Drive side. Assorted - Decorator Sunday, all members will receive The process involves applying oil 38. Cheater Drive Richard Lublin, the lone Arts & Flowers CALIFORNIA commitment slips on which to in and stone to existing pavement. California 30. Carol Drive survivor of the Sunday I Canta- I Water- dicate their plans to attend on Sept. T h m will be some loose stone left 31. Trebbe Drive night boating accident that Jumbo on the road after the process, but It 33. O'Leary Drive Nectar 13. PLUMS IH "loupes I melons POUKin AVFPAriF 33. Bluefleld Drive claiined the lives of his Roll 29 POUND AVERAGE Members and families will also be will be removed by the town after .iiiMRri n{-L;p^ ha 34. Dudley Street — Foley Street to WaddeU wife, daughter and three ALL VAH1ETIE:5 RECIPE ttb7 asked to submit commitment slips about one week. ines Road West Hartford neifdibors, for each person they invite who Hie town said this is an inexpen 33. Summer Street— Foley Street to Lyneas said the private search OCEAN SPRAY _ _ son? A A promises to come with them on that sive way to increase the life expec Street GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Bom.E ^1 -OQ 38. Lyneaa Street — West Center to Lucian would be suspended Friday date. tancy of the roadway, without sub Street night. The names of all the “ committed” stantially reducing the curb reveal. MOTTS _ NATIV6 m a s s , & CONN. LARGE 37. Lucian Street "Tonight’s the last APPLESAUCE 25 OZ. JAR 5 9 « will be put on leaves, to be attached Chip sealing costs 46.9 cents per 38. Summer Street — McKee Street to Ann f MICHIGAN JUICY JUMBO nigjit,” he said. “ It’s a Green Cabbage lb. 1 5 ^ r to the vines and branches being con square yard, compared to |2.28 per Street matter of waiting. It’s a DEL MONTE_____ » NATIVE MASS. & CONN. SWEET LARGE i i n C structed in the foyer. This goal day square yard for ashphalt, the town 38. Proctor Road 40.iBunce Drive matter of the horrible SMALL PEAS SV10Z.CAN 5 f O R * 1 . Sweet Jersey will not only conclude the atten said. Green Peppers lb 41. Bidwell Street — Horace Street to FoUy waiting.” dance drive, but will also be the Following is a list of streets to be Pond NATIVE MASS. & CONN. FRESH Lublin, 40, an attorney, F O O D C LU B ^ closing event of the church’s 20th chip sealed, in order:. 42. Horace Sheet Blueberries Peaches U . Wetherell Street — Bridge Street to Alfalfa Sprouts pkI 49^ I. Tanner Street — Nortli Elm Street to survived the sinking of his anniversary weekend. Horace Street NATIVE MASS. & CONN. - (RECIPES 874 & *75) M M A Princeton Street. 36-foot cabin cruiser Karen Tomato Juice i. Bowera Street — Tanner Street to Green 44. Terry Road E by swimming and Soy Dairy Tofu ’lb pkg ysf a g i o j 48. Hunter Road Road. 46 OUNCE BOTTLE . 48. Norwood Street sta y i^ afloat for seven 2.rB 9» 1 North Ebn Street — HoUiater Street to CRISP C O C Leadership, 47, Tuck Road •Grinder Day’ Henry Street. hours. 48. Thayer Road bunch SWEET • LARGE SIZE 4. Washington Street— Main Street to Sum The body of his neighbor, Pascal Celery ON RECIPE DOZ, grinders were sold and the proceeds of $265 mit Street. 48. Gardner Street— North of Wyneding Hill > Thomas Markoskl, 44, of IMPORTED eoe Red Mangoes N20 EA 89*^ Florida Limes 7 9 ‘ times change Clients and staff members of the Manchester to Line Street i. Bond Street Sheltered Workshop prepare granders for will be used to buy picnic tables for the 80. Line Street West Hartford, was found A p p le s GRANNY SMITH LB 0 9 '' ..o ^ ic , . NATIVE MASS & CONN. FRESH RED (LOOSEI 5. EIro Street “Grinder Day” held Thursday. They are, from workshop’s new facility at Bennett Junior Monday. Changes in leadership and 7. Flower Street 64 OZ. WASHINGTON STATE ITALIAN ^ Q o < f Kiwi Fruit 49*^ Plum Tomatoes lb 49*^ meeting times have been announced left, Tom McCann, Marsha Platt, Mary High School, which they Will occupy on Oct. - 8. Strant Street The search continued for HAWAIIAN PUNCH BOTTLE (7 LB. BASKET *2.99) Hours changed •r run© ■ lUnnS A l BS-w ^ Pue to our Pfeshnesa Policy Some Hems Noi Available Til Tuas. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Maltempo, and Mary Ann Remiszewski. In 12. (Herald photo by Pinto) S. UUey Street the bodies of Lublin’s wife, J 10. Wadsworth Street— Main Street to Sum KING OSCAR Latter-Day Saints, Manchester ANDOVER — The evening officer Joan, 44,' and daughter, background is Bob Balbonl. More than 230 mit Street SARDINES 3M OZ. CAN Ward. Bishop Wayne S. Taylor has II. Hemlock Street — Lodge Drive to dead hour of the town clerk have been K aren , 10, and R ose Markoski, 44, and her 9- replaced Bishop Wendel K. Walton end changed to coordinate with the of APPLE 8 EVE EVERY MEAT MORSEL GUARANTEED JUICY & TENDER! as bishop of the ward. 13 Edgerton Street Hemlock Street to fice hours of the assessor and tax year-old dau^ter, Tina. APPLE JUICE 64 OZ. BOTTLE Cambridge Street collector. Lublin believes they Sunday meeting times will be the 14. Grant Road — Oliver Road to Columbus GOV’T INSPECTED The hours are Monday nights from were ttapped« inside the following: 9:15 a.m., sacrament Firm in no hurry Street FRESH FRYING meeting; 10:30 a.m., Sunday school; 15. Bolton Street — Chambers Street to 7 to 9. boat when it sank. Royal Crown FRESH FRYING 11:30 a.m.. Priesthood and Relief Grant Road A memorial service was BONELESS 18. Cbambera Street -- Broad Street to heldThursday fbr Joan and & Diet Rite Cola society. Bolton Street Box-O’Chicken Seniors to meet Karen Lublta. A funeral On Wednesday, Activity Night for 17. Schaller Road — Brent Road to 2 LITER BOTTLE 3 LEG QUARTERS, 3 BREAST QUARTERS, youths ages 12 to 18 will begin at Chambers Street COVENTRY - The Coventry mass for the Markoskis CHICKEN 3 WINGS, 3 GIBLET PACKS 7:30 p.m. to cable TV 18. Frederick Road — Horton Road to Senior Citizens will meet Aug. 19 at will be held Tuesday at St. Schaller Road b r e a s t s For more Information, contact 18. Bates Road . Lp.m. at the Second Congregational ;,;..jrlniQtay Church in West Bishop Taylor at the church, located ^ :: “ 20. Evergreen Road Church. A,i« .5 Haraord. ’ paratively large community — is hearing will probajily take place 31. Creatwood Drive — Davon Drive to Money for the Essex trip must be In New York Tuesday, at 30 Woodside St. By Paul Hendrie 16 OUNCE CONTAINER grouped with Bolton, Andover, early next year. Crestwood Drive paid the night of the meeting. tbn&m -Gusffd will hold a » 2 . 3 3 LB. ■■ Herald Reporter 33. St. John Street Ellington, Tolland, Hebron and The PUCA decisiem will bring hearing into the accident. m arshmalLow flu ff PRIMO FRESH ITALIAN. HOT & MILD c O Marlborough. cable television to some of the few Ijib ito said his 35-foot boat PORK SAUSAGE lb®!.59 Don’t expect to see cable televi BREAD &BUT‘rE R _,_^.^, U.S.D.A.Choioa Raaf Windham, which includes areas in the state, which do not have was disabled and was split bHICKENLIVERS l.S9‘ sion companies lining up for the FANNING pickles 140Z.JAR UNTRIMMBD-LOIN PERDUE 5 TO 7 LBS. AVG. • FRESH CRY-O VAC Fire calls rights to serve Bolton, Andover and Willimantic and the Storrs area, will the services, after some 15 years of Power plant audit in haU Sunday night by a be grouped with Coventry, tugboat towing a barge OVENSTUFFERS uS r lb 89" Coventry, an area cable television cable television. 9 0 Z ’ ailcftENFRANKS JtS »1.09 executive, who asked not to be iden Mansfield, Lebanon, Scotland, Eventually, cable television loa d ^ with cement. SUNMAID r a is in s 6 PACK Whole GENUINE SPRING FROZEN NEW ZEALAND WHOLE Canterbury, Columbia, Chaplin, should be available statewide. The lawyer for the New DUTCH FRYEoi BATTERDIPPED-ZeOZ. PKG. tified, said Friday. LEGS OF LAMB a v g j l b *1.49 M anchester Cable television finally will be Hampton, Brooklyn, Willlngton, York tugbrat company has PRINCE WEAVER’S PARTY PACK ®2.99 Ashford, Eastford, Pomfret, confirms it is safe a d m itt^ the tug might Shells FRESH BEEF Friday, 12:46 p.m. —■ Car fire at 99 coming to these areas, thanks to a U S.D.A. CHOICE state Public Utilities Control Woodstock and Thompson. have unknowingly dragged Columbus St. (Eighth District). .-.'-'If priNHFSS ■ b o n e l e s s Beef Loin BONELESS The executive explained that the Knocks O’Neill HADDAM (U P I) — An -audit of areas where improvements were a barge over Lublin’s boat. Ziti or Shells Friday, 2:07 p.m. — grease fire at Authority decision made of Beef Trim m e d Wednesday. PU C A, in e ffe c t, is o ffe rin g operations at the Connecticut recommended, including certain F R E S H ■ Whole SH ELL 90 Grandview St. (Town). HARTFORD (U P I).- Sen. 1 POUND PACKAGE CRY-O-VAC - 18 TO 22 LBS. AVG The PUCA created four new operators a tradeoff. As a reward Yaidiee nuclear power plant has procedures at the plant ^ a need Briskets Friday, 2:19 p.m. — grease fire at Thomas Scott, R-Milford, Friday BRISKETS HTenderloins WILL CUSTOM CUT STEAKS franchise areas and added some out for serving the less profitable ruTal confirmed the facility Is operating “ for more involvement in inspection CRY-O VAC WHOLE or HALF 48 Downey Drive, apartment D areas, the operator is also given a criticized jBov. WUIiahi O’Neill for and evaluation by plant of B E E F W '2‘ TAIL lying towns to existing systems, ^ safely. Northeast Utilities said CRY O VAC 5 10 7 LBS AVG (Town). more profitable large town. continued opposition to President management.” Speaker Friday, 3:50 p.m, — public service 47 predomlnently rural towns will Friday. Still, that is not enough to make Reagan’s tax and budget cut Northeast said many of the at 454 Main St. (Town). get the cable. Northeast said the audit was con But the executive called these the rural areas as attractive to programs. ducted earlier this year by the recommendations had been im ASSORTED VARIEDES g qZ. Friday, 4:58 p,m. — bush on fire “ At a time when the vast majority plemented and Connecticut Yankee FOOD CAN iFO R l •If areas “ marginal at best” and said operators as large towns and cities. institute of 'Nuclear Power PURINA 100 OUR BEST SKINNED & OEVEINED O A C at 159 Croft Drive (Eighth District). of citizens in Connecticut support was putting other recommendatio confirms he expects major corporate cable In populated areas, the competi Operations, an industry group that COLONIAL • 1 LB. PKG. U S.D.A. CHOICE HALF PIECES ■ UNTRIMMED Friday, 7:20 p.m. — medical call the Reagan economic recovery BEEF LIVER lb 89 operators to steer clear. In favor of tion among large operators often sets standards of excellence for into effect and would keep th^ EXTRA MILD FRANKS M.09 at 20 Putnam St. (Town) program, Gov. O’Neill fails to GAYLORD NAPKINS 'pao?;m3E 59" SHELLS OF BEEF lb*2.59 OUR BEST ■ VEAL. PORK or CHICKEN Q A * smaller, local operators. puts the towns in strong bargaining operation of utility nuclear plants. review institute informed of Friday, 9:06 p.m'. - gasoline represent the Interests of the LEAN MAPLE or SPECIAUDUT FIRST OF THE SEASON AT FOOD MART.DELICtOUS BREADED PATTIES lb 9 9 ” “ I think you will get what you positions. Among the “ favorable practices GAYLORD_____ leakage at 99 Columbus St. (Eighth Connecticut taxpayer,” Scott said. plans COLONIAL BACON lb®1.59 would call a mom and pop operator, 'The towns can demand attractive and accompUsbmehts” noted in the he audit was the first conducted PAPER PLATES 100 COUNT PKG. U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH AMERI^N LAMB. _ - — District). Fresh $ Q 99 some entrepeneur, who will come services, including local community “ O’Neill is out of step with the audit was Connecticut Yankee’s by the institute at Connecticut NEW HAVEN (UPI) - COLONIAL SLICED-4 VARIETTEs" SHOULDER CHOPS lb 2.49 rest of America,” . Scott said, •1.39 Swordfish lbW- in, rather than the large cor access channels, as a condition of operation above 77 percent of Yankee, which is Connecticut’s House Speaker Ernest MEATBOLCGNA 1 lb PKG U S.D.A, CHOICE FRESH AMERICAN . Man arrested claiming the Reagan program “ is porations,” he said. granting the franchise. capacity for. its 12 years of opera oldest nuclear power plant and Abate, D-Stamford, confir NEW YORK STYLE DELII JUST OUT OF THE Wi^ER (COD FILLET) the kind of remedy that politicians began coiiimerical operations oh COLONIAL ■ CRY-O VAC _• LAMB FOR STEW SHANK LB 1 .69 Manchester police arrested This contrasts to the cut-throat Without that element of competi tion. ming he is considering a • ^ . 1 9 FRESH SCROD lb*i .99 have lacked the courage to enforce Colonial Loan Waldbaum’s POLSKA KIELBASA lb Stephen Disabella, 26, of West Hart competition now going on in large tion, the rural areas will not be In so The audit also pointed out that Jgn. 1, 1968. run for a higher statewide Own Whita ford Friday afternoon on a warrant. urban areas, such as Boston, among strong bargainging positions. in the past.” workers at the nuclear plant Northeast said future audits of the office next year, said the COOKED PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 22. O’Neill earlier this week voted „ „ AMERICAN He was charged with issuing bad major corporations like Times- However, the towns will probably “ exhibited an impressive attitude plant would be conducted annually Legtstatnre will face a HAM checks. Mirror, Warner Communications get their community access against a resolution approved at a a ^ ’ an'^bvi'ous‘'p rid e"in by the institute. Connecticut Ytmkee grueling special session CHEESE meeting of the nation’s governors in •• (WATER ADDED) FRESH DAIRY DELIOHTSI and Storer Broadcasting. channels anyway, the executive is owned by nine utilities in New this fall. SLICED TO ORDER FROZEN FOODS OALOREt So why are the urban centers at said. support of Reagan’s ^ I W “ new However,' the audit cited live England and operated by Northeast. Abate said the law Gaylord Hood’s Hood’s-2% “ PUCA is leaning toward com federalism. He has charged • 4 OB Assault charge tractive while the rural areas are makers could find ■ • W LB. 'A LB. Low Fat AUTOMATIC MOP munity access, right now,” he Reagan’s program will merely shift themselves in session from ORANGE PULL TO Manchester police detectives not? ORANGE V/RING The executive said the answer is added. the burden of various programs to October or November MILK SPONGE arrested Guy Antoine Gauvin, 33, of CREAM JUICE . Also, he said any operator who state and local governments. straight through the May .CT s a l a m i v. l b M . 3 9 ALL FLAVORS JUICE GAL. CONTAINER 17 Huntington St., Friday afternoon costs. 64 OZ. CONTAINER He explained that profits are makes the substantial investment adjournment of the 19ftt V4 GAL. CONTAINER 12 OZ. CAN on charges of sexual assault in the POTATO, COLE SLAW, MACAROI^I or GERMAN largely based on the number of necessary to serve a rural area will . session “ with only a few third degree and risk of injury. H E R n T CHATZMY AHNOUNCEt FRESH LY MADE SALADS lb 59 FREE customers per mile of wire. The be forced to offer'attractive ser remu'breaks.’’ REFILL EXPMIOlO MUttC OFm iNeS IN H it tTUOlO • 1 ? ® •17® more cable connections per mile, vices, to make the investment' •2.39 the bigger the profits. wortowhile. Herbert Chatzky, whose music studio at 109 Henry The state budget deficit ra^SALAM fl i^’ l b . » 1 . 2 9 MRS. FILBERTS ■ 1 LB. PKG. rtQ O 9 OZ. FILLET ot SOLE ' Q Q 4 q u a r t e r s ‘ t o VALUE Emblem Club He said a major corporation’s “ To make it more viable, they will St. announces that starting this September he will CORNER ADAMS S T. and could reach a whopping DINNERS or 844 OZ. SCROD PKG. 99 MA-RGARINE have to offer services to make it' 9178 million, which is 975 Members o f the budget com strategy likely would be to stay not only be teaching talented piano students who are TOLLAND TURNPIKE H / W U i o Q u r lb»1.49 WAUJBAUM’SWVHI^orYELLOW O Q more attractive to the subscriber,” preparing for college or in high school, but will how million more than O’Neill munity service committees of the away from these rural areas, where °p^6t a t o e s "T u^t- Ikl- M.79 AMERICAN SINGLESpkg ’’1.29 the return on investment is less. the executive said. be teaching french-hom, Chamber music groups, administration estimates. Wring4Natic Manchester Emblem CJub will meet (Aei99$ from CeUor’o) 'a l b . * 1 . 4 9 accompanying, and vocal, coaching, as well as Abate told the New Haven TOP FROST ■ LEAF or CnbPPED — q u a r t CONTAINER A O C on Tuesday, Aug. 25 at 7:30 p.m. The PUCA has tried to make it The PUCA has set Dec. 14 as the theory and alghtreadlng for both studenta and for WEAVER'S DEUCIOUS COLUMBOYCGURT 99 ^^ Members attending must call worthwhile for the operators to deadline for would be operators to Re^ster. SPINACH 10OZ.PKQ. d F O R 1. SPONGE MOP file applictions for the new professional musicians interested In enhancing their CHICKEN ROLL v4LB.?•1.39 Mrs. Thomas Atamian at 649-2965 or serve outlying areas by grouping a skills or In refreshing their skills. “ We’re going to have to KRAFT. YELLOW, WHITE ■ SHARP ^ K S | franchise areas. hfrs. Alfred Ritter at 646-8846 for large town in the same ^franchise cut more deeply into the SHRIMF.CRABMEATor WHirepSH i . SO QQ S j [ r C ? r C H i E S E 10OZ.PKG. 69" CRACKER BARREL V“k^ *1 -69 Before franchises are awarded, As a former Assistant Professor of Plano, and Ac further information by Friday. area with rural towns. World Fmoiis muscle and bones of GOUtlMET SALADS La"4.UU O U R P R IC E .. $4.99 public hearings will be held. The companying at Hartt College from 1881-72; Mr. For example, Vernon — a com Chatzky taught all of these subjects and was guest NATIVE CANTALOUPES (government) services. SCALLIONS, VEGETABLE Of WALNUT t HAISIN S‘^rsALUT6Vfz^ *1.79 COmQECHEESE gift? ’ 1.19 lecturer to the New England Plano Teachers A m just isn’t that much CREAM CHEESE lb’2.29 MFG. REBATE .. . ^ Z n U O Association In Boston where he lectured on the topic tat left to cut,” he said. CHOCK FULL O'NUTS ■ 16 OZ. PKG. of sight reading to hundreds of professional . Abate, 98, an attorney, CAKES POUNDor MARBLE •I.19 q r a p e fr M"^^^^^^ »1.69 YOUR Ko s h I r h e S g Z l b . JAR *2.69 teachers Interested In learning his techniques. Mr. said he will seek either the COST. 2.99 Official confident Chatzky has performed as soloist, accompanist and (HER SKINLESS ^ 2 Q Q 12 OZ. Democratic nominations X^PLE JUICE CONTAINER 79" NATURAL MUENSTER ^o: 95 " chamber player throughout the United States and for govern ors U.S. Senate l l P ^ R A N K r Calendar Canada and over radio and television^ ■UTTENASUeARCORN in 1962 or step put of VT ■ SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U P I) — The New England Mr. Chatzky Is prSsently Director of the Vernbn Plofradirasfrdalfr politics. BAJA Regional commissioner of the Social Security system Chorale,...... Ministerster of of Music of Second He said a decision on Friday expressed confidence that financial problems in Congregational Church, Manchestar, teaches In TACO KIT South Windsor Public Schools and Is the pisno and whether to challenge ih- system can be overcome by modifying benefits instead Manchester c n i ^ t Democratic Gov. 10 OUNCE PKG. of raising taxes. ' aocom panying Instructor for ths Hsrtt Summsr * 1 . 0 0 . . . . ;asa.. Youth Music PProgram.i William O’NdiU “ will de CommlssloDer Robert C. Green said be thinks it is es pend on bow the « n e i ^ leoz. The Second Church Young Artists CompstNlon BOTTLE pecially important to assured elderly citizens their Is poUic perceives the In- Youth Cbrtimlsslon, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building directad Mr. Chatiliy and he Is also pimist with ---- CAN f 2.SO— tea ! WITH •l.litt TM Social Security checks will continue io come as they Hearing Room. , ths Pro Arts Trio. cniniwnt. I f I f « « l flj® Den)Ocratic Subcommittee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Damocntlc Party would have in the last four decades. Parents and prospsotivs students may call-Mr. Building Coffee Boom. be bettor oil with me (as a ONE^'OOUPOH MR — “ The Social Security syston is a really strong system Chatzky at home: 649-6196 to discuss courses of CMHMNR&SritES stody and arrange for Inta^ewa and a u d ltlf^ dwttdate) than the incum- ^ - infn»ot9awdfofiM>noliwaHa>«tlfioaa$lottoHeo9wwWH*6ai«r607wholamw6.HoHT in many respects,” Green told to about 60 people, many ^Itand Shell Committee, 4 p.m.. Municipal Building bent, then I would elderly, at a gatheilng sponsored by the Greater Mr. Chatzk/s privataM^ntaare now stud^ng or I ’m not going to large or ^ rin ^ ie ld Chamber of Commerce. Hearing-Room. ____ ( just for tee sake pastman •3.76 He said that last year, the system paid out in .9149 Comment Session, 6:30 p.m.. Director s Office. el - Judge’s Hours, 6:30 p.m., Probate Ckmrt. 410 NEST IDDLE TPKL billion dollars to about 16 million people. 7 X THE HERALD, Sat,, Aug. 15, 1981-7 6 - THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 15. M61 Medicaid SUPER COUPON 8U PIH COUPON SUPER COUPON SUPER COUPON Jl Ji WKh TN« Coupwi» » V.SO WW< nil* OM*M S A.V J4 SwcIlM** WWi TM« Coupon i A *7.M PurctaBt* cheating WMl TM* Cm UM a A <7.M f IKClWM' CUSTOM QROUNO BEAN QUARTEM FUVORFUL lOPlISlOIH / Commentary OIUOE“A’' LandOLahas Tetley Eight 0 Clock 1«8 charged Aim Page |te|8| 100«t p kg . Butler Tea Bags III Coffee bte AI P -2 6 U Large Qgs oMdoMo Bacepi weine mmuneo nv veas. A P -26S S EacM Nm M ProMbMd tH L*«. •iiiciiiiumruiisiaisbiiuo. AMMO Um» O**c*«oonCwconNcFu Nt Fimihr. . I lS ow OIIM N> FaMir. VSM urnOmCeimnrmfmlN.vm Aug.l4.22.1N1 aSUmUMtfiaM. WALUNGFORD (DPI) .’a!risttiSR«a«i5iSM 1 m 1N1M Sim U«*41 — Richard Quatrano, ad ministrator and part owner of the Watertown m o r e Conclarium nursing home, hey gave their has been charged with RtnifM au cheating the state of $15,- MANUFaCTURiRS GF.NTS-0FI COUPONS 577 in Medicaid payments. A FOR OOUBll THEIR VaiUF' Chief State’s Attorney retained until 1972. (S(M! Stores Inr DrCiilsi :;Forty-five years ago Ernest L. During the Depression, Austin McGuigan said Foulds had' been president of OFFIR I XPIRES aUG 22 19,'ll orse started working at the Cheney Brothers cut back on its Friday,, help. At one point, Morse was the w ater connpany since 1941. Quatrano, 46, of 96 Niel DOUBLE COUPONS , anchester Water Co. in the The son of William Foulds, Sr., Dr,, Watertown, was ,jSighth District as a piper, in working only eight days a the co-founder of the original charged Friday with four stalling and repairing water month. So, in 1936, be went to counts of firstdegree Lydall Foulds Paper Company, pipes. work in the North End at. the larceiiy and one count of Foulds was bom and raised in Manchester Water Co. second-degree larceny, He quickly worked his way up M anchester aild worked McGUigan said. He was EVERYTIME YOU PICK A to foreman, and later he became The company grew with the throughout m ost of his life a t his released on a written promise to appear in Hart town during the building boom of father’s company. vice president and finally presi ford Superior Court Aug. dent of the company. the ’40s and ’50s. In 1941 the com GREENP 25, 1981. pany built No. 2 reservoir, which He was raised in a large Vic Last week Town Manager Assistant State’s At was three times the size of the torian house on North Main torney Wateen A. Gower, Robert B. Weiss wrote to Morse, Morse, who grew up on a farm first reservoir, Morse said. Street that was known to area who heads the state YOU SAVE A LOT AT THE AfiP £?^alias Mr. North Manchester in Union, came to Manchester to residents as “The Castle.” The Medicaid Fraud Control In 1950 Morse was appointed *% ater Co.,” to inform him that work for Cheney Brothers in home was later sold and con Unit, said Quatrano is ac ( < m the Board of Directors had 1913. He started as a laborer superintendent of the company cused of defrauding the ) verted to apartments.^ It was state Income Maintenance named a town reservoir after shoveling coal and ashes in the and in 1958 he was elected vice And Our Green P*s Mean destroyed in a 1964 fire. Department between 1975 Our P’a Mean La w Pl'icea For You president. Morse recalled that h im .. boiler rooms of Cheney and 1979. Special Low Prices buildings. From the boiler room I when he was offered the position After his father’s death in Quatrano allegedly in . Our 0*8 Mean High Quality The reservoir dsed to be he could gaze out the window at of vice president he said, "I 1941, Foulds becam e’ president cluded personal living and Every Week. known as No. 2 reservoir the Cheney mansions on the hill, know my job. I don’t want to get of Lydall & Foulds, its sister non-nursing home business Products and Service. because it was the second one expenses in the annual cost Morse recalled. in on the bdoks.” But Foulds company the Colonial Board Meat Seecials Specials built off Lydall Street. No. 1 talked him into it. Company (the two companies William Foulds Ernest L. M orse r ^ r t he filed with the Meat Specials J Meat Specials ^ cwsr state, Gower said, causing f t j ) 1 reservoir was named last week Later, Morse worked at ...loved fishing ...worked way up later merged) and the the department to award u fO) after William Foulds, who Cheney Hall and then in one of One evening at the end of July, Manchester Water bo. FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED his nursing home a higher FRESH- WITH PARTS OF BACK BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER BEEF ROUND-BONELESS preceded Morse as president. the Cheney machine shops. 1965, Morse was eating dinner Foulds was 83 when he formed by W illiam H. ChUdS in reimbursement rate than it During the ’20s and ’30s he with his wife, Edith, when he Foulds was an avid fisherman was entitled to receive. drowned while on vacation with 1889 after a disastrous fire • Whole Fryers “I haven’t received a piece of worked as a piper, installing received a call informing him and golfer. He owned property The arrest warrant af London Broil Whole (2’? to 3 lbs i ^ his wife,' Mabel, at their Old destroyed a building in Depoy Chicken Leg paper I was so glad to get since I water mains and pipes that Foulds had died in a drow on Fourth Lake in Old Forge, fidavit said the un Forge home Reportedly he had ■ Square, was sold to the Town of disclosed, nonnursing received my discharge notice throughout the Cheney mill ning accident in the Adirondack N.Y., that had a stream passing Sirloin Tips • Box-O-Chickens been fishing whm his l ^ t over Manchester iii 1975. The home expenses Quatrano Quarters Steaks (Fresh Mixed Fryer Paris) from the war (World War I),” area. At that time Cheney Mountains. Two weeks later, through it stocked with brook turned. purchase price was $2.25 filed in the annual report the 86-year-old Morse said after Brothers owned the South Morse was elected president of trout. He also owned a home and included $3,650 in leasing millidn. receiving Weiss’s letter. Manchester Water Company. the water company, a post he an apartment in Florida; The Manchester Water Co,, fees for 17 X-rated films, which were shown in the 2 2 9 10 lo 12 lbs. Hamilton Theater in o Custom Cut Waterbury. ’Die theater Guest editorial lb lo O rd e r" ' was managed by (}uatrano r 55 Donald and owned by his father, Fred. Qraff . Other undisclosed expenses included personal Can Reagan axe medical and dental M BEEF LO IN -BO N E IN (HALVES 2.79 LB.) FRYERS-(CUT UP 65- LB.) expenses for himself and U.S.DA INSPECTED FRESH GROUND his family; university tui Fresh Ground Shells Of IMOlIb*. Split or tion for family members; 54b. pkg. 34b. pkg. "Custom Cut to O rd w " lb. I Quartered heating oil purchases and Chicken Legs or more Beef or more Beef the real waste? FRESH U.S.O A, INSPECTEO-WITM WINGS electrical expenses for his BEEF ROUND BONELESS (STEAKS 2.69 LB. | FK8H-FORMEM.Y QROUNO CHUCK home; airline tickets for FIKSH-U.S.DJt INSKCTED 3^b. pkg. Sirloin Tip Roasts Chicken Breast Quarters The class yearly FloiTda vacations; Chicken Breasts .1“ Lean Ground Beef«more . 1 " (BEEF FRANKS-1 LB.PKG.-1.49) flowers for family Prom Ihe Bangor (Maine) Daily raw size of the bureaucracy will be B2UALAm3CBITERCUT.tUKEM>4Sim.01NENOCHOI>S members; a portion of the A&P Meat Franks New* affected in any significant way. Pork C h o p s ^ - - - *1" 1981 cost of decorating and fur SLICED The Reagan agenda is unfolding— It seems to confirm the suspicion nishing his home and the rOIWl«N-FOI«A*il6K»* . V- < in Ann Page Bacon that the Reagan cuts, while substan ^«£SB!e LARGE CALIFORNIA the budget reductions and tax cuts cost of a furnace And air Pork flibs-Country Style ib^l LARGE CALIFORNIA ^ The news from the post- SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED tial and necessary, will result conditioner; the cost of a now legislative history — and the commencement campus in both flE/owyw«iAYa(«rj2oz.iyo.i.5«^ primarily in reducing the flow of home fire and security Colonial Sliced Bacon next target of this methodical good and bad, depending upon whaf ^ R ‘N Tasty BreaMast Strips i ■ Cantaloupes Nectarines presidency may well be the dollars through the social service alarm system; home SMOKED SHOULDER BONELESS this year’s graduates may have FIMZIN-CIW NCHY FRIED bureaucracies that grew to gross funnel. landscaping; and plumbing A&P Pork Butts AddMl gotten out of their four years of .89^ proportions on the tax and budget There is no evidence that the repairs at the Hamilton Fish Cakes blood, sweat and'black coffee. Theater in Waterbury. diet. funnel will be getting smaller, or If it is a degree in engineering, the McGuigan said the c n Frozen Specials Allusions to the size, that the number of people shoveling Dairy Specials each M i recipients are at the top of the class arrest stemmed from a ponderousness, insensitivity and tax dollars through it will diminish. as far as prospects for getting a grand Jury investigation MJ ASSORTED FLAVORS-LIGHT N' LIVELY lethargy of the bureaucratic beast The only apparent impact of the ASSOR1FDFLAVORS good start in their profession are into the state’s nursing are cliche, but the recent tax and budget cuts to date is that the people concerned. ’The College Placement home industry. M FRESH LOCAL OROW N-MEATY budget controversies make one waiting at the bottom, the eligible The investigation was NUTRmONAl OOLOEN RB>E Sealtest Ice Milk Council, an academic survey Breyers Yogurt Green Peppers and the truly needy, will see fewer started by Judge Roman J . Yellow Bananas wonder if a presidential quest to "I recrultedHiem at a local video-game arcade, They never have less organization based in Bethlehem, slay this bloated dragon would be dollars floating down. Lexton, who suffered a U.8. NO. 1-NEW CROP-JUICY m m s . CRISF-CRUNCHY-PASCAL CELERY OR than a perfect score.!’ Pa., reports that engineering 129 quixotic conservatism. The upshot: the taxpayer will be heart attack in April and Red Summer Apples ;98^ Celery Hearts I V2-gallon graduates are most in demand by. Amid the rancor, the orchestrated supporting the same number of was relieved by Jqdge m a a j . FOR HEALTHFUL S A L A D S -« D RIPE m carlon employers hiring talent fresh from Harold Missal. MOUNTAM DROWN-JWeV SWEET 26^3. protests and the various public sector jobs to subsidize fewer = H > 59^ Family Pack Tomatoes pkg the campus — 65 percent of all job McGuigan said Friday’s Bartlett Pears bureaucratic dog and pony shows recipients. 3 offers — and can also expect higher arrest was the eighth in the CALIF ORNIA-NUTHmOOS U.S. NO. 1 -NUTRITIOUS RUSSET staged to coax complaints out of an The onerous fixed cost of the beginning salaries than other four- investigation. In June, he Baking Potatoes bureaucracy will not be touched — Large Sweet Plums . 5 9 " RICH IN VITAMIN ”C ‘ allegedly unhappy citizenry, the said, Uie owner and ad A 'safety net' failure year majors — in the $25,000 range. nCHmVITAMM"C" the same number of public bureaucracy itself has been con Business graduates did not quite minister of the Derby Nur I Grocery Specials Grocery Specials 1 A&P Orange Juice spicuously silent. employees will ship fewer food sing Home were convicted Hood Orange Juice e ^ ...... NON-DAIRY IMU COFFEE /.DCCREAMER AAACD do quite so well, receiving 22 per-' U 32>(». I Hundreds and hundreds of stamps, the same number of case have worked and p^d for benefits.” of Medicaid fraud and CREAMY coni. I WASHINGTON - This is the cent of the offers with the highest EARLY CALIFORNIA-SMALL-RIPE YOUR CHOICE—VEGETABLE SALE! Rich’s Coffee Rich millions of dollars have been cut workers will handle fewer cases. ordered to pay $112,000 in Sealtest Sour Cream cent. I shocking story of two people who Social Security officials estimate salaries going to accounting majors DELICIOUS from the federal budget; there have The cuts to budget and taxes are fines and restitutions. ll .ftoi. I fell through a gaping hole in the Jack that 3 percent of all checks go to sur — an average $17,016. Jeno’s Cheese Pizza pkg. I been volumes of testimony welcome, but the American public vivors. They do not keep statistics, Pitted Olives Green Giant Social Security system’s safety net And now we come to the academic Ched-O-BIt Cheese Slices I EXTRA CRISPY collected, cataloguing every im will know the president’s program is Anderson on the number'-of dependents who 2Ck». { with tragic consequences: Both A welfare cases — the graduates in pkg 1 aginable hurt that could be suffered really working when , the are receiving survivor benefits Ex-teller m a o ■ Ore Ida Crispers ended up killing themselves in Washington humanitiu and the social sciences. • F lichen <)« MU ■ because of these cuts; but there has bureaucracies start shrinking, and Soft Parkay Margarine ^ 69^ SUMMERTIME TREAT despair. because of suicide. ’They represent 33 percent Of atl ’8t ' riench Style 7-O Z. I as yet been no indication that the complaining. Marry-QO-Round Glean HeHn'. Evelyn Mattson and Howard WA’TCHDOG, WATCH THYSELF arrested • NiriialsCorn H C aH S ■ Ann Page Twin Pops degree recipients (compared with 7. Ann Page Chedder Cheese ib.2^* ^ Cluckey both happened to be The General Accounting Office is percent for thee engineers) but had 69 residents of Phoenix, Ariz. ’Their the bane of crooked, incompetent to scramble for only 4 percent of the NEW HAVEN (D P I)-A ( T l " Deli Specials paths never crossed in life, but they and profligate federal bureaucrats. offers. And the rewards for the' few U.S. District Court grand i HBA Specials As the investigative ai^m of REGULAR OR LITE STORE SLICED were victims of the same wanted to get old and not be able to successful seekers of jobs in their, jury Friday indicted a U INSTANT _ Pluf 0«p08il j 12-03.' Congress,j^s sleuths ferret out SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER-7 OZ. BTI in Cl. P cans I bureaucratic horror story: They care for myself and I can see it com chosen fields were not all that sweet; former employee of the Eight O’ clock Coffee Schlitz Beer were severely disabled and their ing. I’m sure now I won’t get my dis waste and fraud throughout the — beginning salaries averaging- F M Federal Savings and PEPPERIDQEFARM Berry's W orld liMn Association of New ; CUSTOM OROIMO BEAN . _ „ 16^. Cooked Ham disability claims were disallowed by ability... government. M some $14,000. Rye Breads loaf i Ifoven on nine charges. Silkience Eight 0’ Clock Coffee the government. Despairing of an “Pretend it was a heart attack.” But last year a special task force, TbM would appear to be dis- .' Han7 Taylor Nixon, 24, KOSHER CMP8 SUNSHWE-BONUSPACK end to the nightmare, both Mattson Cluckey was only 38, an epileptic including F B I agents, foui^ that the couraging commentary on the stan 129 of New Haven, a former ’tr 59^ Vienna Fingers and Cluckey committed suicide. with multiple tumors on his spinal GAO had problems of its oiwh. While ding of the arts and softer sciences, Of r .-0/ till 129 Cains Pickles In S to re s I teller at First Federal, was the watchdog was sniffing around Dry Idea ALL FLAVORS _ WilhDeli ■ pound Chronic dizziness forced Mattson cord. A medical technician, he in our society. On the other hand, it: charged with nine counts of LEMON LIME DRMK other agencies, someone,was Roll-On I each 69^ Ann Page Gelatins to leave her job in a plastics factory worked until he could no longer may reveal precisely the opposite.' miiappl^g the funds of Gatorade stealing things from the critter’s less than two years before she would stand the pain. For two years, he Althou(d> the practical professions the financial institution, AUFUVORS ' . .... I 7'4-03. • own backyard. 31*ot. f pkgs. have been eligible for a pension. Her collected disability payments of $377 ate clearly where the money is, U.S. Attorney Richard Ann Page Cheeri-Aid com. Macaroni & Cheese Security at the GAO building has t o b in s - motherooose doctors said she was too ill to work, a month; his wife got $150 a month great numbers of younger, Blumenthal said. B u y One G«t One Free been tightened as a result of the task The indictment charges THE ECONOMY SHOP First Prize Liverwurst u2“ but Social Security denied her dis from Social Security. On this Americans are still willing to settle with Om clalO r^ Form Apple Juice ir* 1*" Ann Page Lollipops w ability benefits. „ meager income, they managed to /force findings. Access is how strict or less to pursue more aesthetic In that on Jan. 3.1980, Nixon TOBINS-FinST PRIZE ly limited. And eqpipment is being cauaed nine checks, which THE ECONOMY SHOP . BROWN PAPER . _ so 'I. ■ - THE HERALD. S»t., Aim, IS. IWl Charges dropped THE HERALD, Sat., Aug. 15, i981 - 9 Cowboys test against em Rams' Haden r Page 10 NORWICH .(UPI) - Criminal acce|)t a suggestion from a hospital trespass charges were dropped official to talk individually with Friday against (our Norwich State employees outside the patient Hospital employees who refused to w a ^ . leave the Ix^ital grounds, a state "They claimed they wanted to ^ spokesman said. onto tte ward, and it would take too The (our employees, members of much if they spoke on a .opej^one the New England Health Care basis as had been sugge^ttdr Ms. Employees Union. District 1199, Morse said. If they had talked to the Thursday night sought to talk to on- employees on the patient vlards, she Nielsen holds onto GHO lead duty fellow employees about the un said, “ a very serious disrupflon of ion on the hospital’s patient wards. patient care” would have resulted. was a great day on the greens. I'd WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Lon year pro from Belle Plaine, Iowa, ‘,'1 made a cuuple of adjustments When the four off-duty employees "T h ere was an im passe," Ms. like to putt on greens like this all Nielsen, escaping harm from took the attention in stride. in m y swing today, and I made them refused to leave, hospital Morse said. "The people then year, and I think all the fellows several poor shots, managed a 5- The GHO marks the first time he on the course. I was leary about spokeswoman Ann MOser said refused to leave the hospital would. As Miller Barber said, ‘You under-par 66 Friday to cling to a 1- has led at a tour stop, and his two- that,” he said. “ That’s risky. It can Friday, state poiice w ere called and grounds, and the administration had miss on an 8-footer here and 15 guys day total is the lowest at the halfway lead to some bad shots. But I was the four were escorted from the no choice but to call someone and stroke lead at the halfway point of point of any PGA tournament this fortunate and I feel I made some go by you.'” grounds and charged with criminal have them escorted out.” the $300,000 Greater Hartford Open. year. “ It’s great,’’ said Nielsen. good shots coming in on those last Lye charged from the pack with trespass. She said, "The important thing to Nielsen, who fired a firstround 8- “ Maybe I ’m a front-runner, but I ’ve four or five holes. two eagles and three birdies, joining However, Thomas Barnett, a remember is that the delegates under-par 63, parlayed three birdies ’ never been in front to find out.” . “ I made some shaky shots in the the second place tie. “ These are spokesman for the state Ad (four people) were not denied and an eagle Friday for a two-day Nielsen started his round on the middle o f m y round, but I got away probably the most conducive greens ministrative Services Department access to the workers, they were 129 total. He is 13 strokes below par backside. H e blrdied two holes, then with them,”- Nielsen said. “I’ve to making birdies I've seen in a in Hartford, said the state decided dented access to the ward.” (or 36 holes. Mark Lye, Bill K ratzert and Mark shot a birdie and' an eagle on the been sneaking up on the lead for to drop alt charges against the four. State police identified the four as while.” he said. O’Meara were tied fqr second, one front nine. Nielsen was displeased several weeks, so I felt comfortable He said an (dficially established John Lamont, 31; Carol Burgess, 31; Fifteen eagles have been recorded stroke back. Lyn Lott, F u z^ Zoeller with his shooting Friday, but said he out there.” procedure exists to allow union Ralph Frechette, 44; and in two days, including two each by and Bobby Clampett were three was'able to avoid damage with good Kratzert, who won the GHO in delegates to talk with onduty Frechette's wife, Mary. Lye and Bobby Nichols. Three of the strokes o ff the pace at 10-under-par recovery shots. 1977, knows how easily the 6,534- employees. Following the incident District 1199 is in the midst df con . I * - ' : ^ w On his 10th hole, Nielsen drove yard Wethersfield Country Club eagles have come on par-4 holes. Thurs^y evening, Barnett said, two tract negotiations with the state on 132. into the bunker, then used a sand course plays. He hopes to shoot at bdialf of 7,000 state health care Eleven golfers were tied at 9- O'Meara was tied With 20 others other District 1199 members went to least a 66 in Saturday’s third round. employees. Union spokesmen have under 1%, and seven more were at wedge shot to come withn 10 feet at five strokes off the pace the hospital, followed the That would make him 17-under par threatened a job action on Tuesday 134. A total of 91 players made the and save par. Thursday, but on Friday sank 10 bir procedures and talked to the after three rounds, identical with his if the state fails to o ffer an acce|h cut of 3-under-par 139. He followed with a birdle-3 on the dies and bogeyed only once to pull employees without incident. 1977 pace. Defending GHO champion 487-yard second hole. “ A t that point, within a stroke of Nielsen. O'Meara Ms. Moser said the four refused to table contract by this weekend. “ I drove the ball well, but I was Howard Twitty shot identical 68 I was excited.' I felt I was playing finished with the GHO's lowest disappointed in my iron gam e,” said rounds and was in a pack tied at 136. w ell,” said Nielsen, who has yet to round this year, 31-31—62. Indictments returned Nielsen, a boyish-looking fourth bogey in the tournament. Kratzert. who had six birdies. “ It Unidentified fiying object Face Milford next Mark Annulli (left) flings his Frisbee toward Bob Parrot (right), while David Marshall (left background) and Chris Kelley (right background) look on from the distance. in Hartford jailbreak HARTFORD (UPI) - A U.S. in prison and up to $S,(XX) in fines, Blumenthal said. He said Diaz is Meriden tops Post 102 nine District Court grand jury Friday returned indictments on weapons currently being held on $750,000 and escape charges against one of bond. Hopes dim for racing revival Post 102 crew scored a single run in Jim Ryan was issued a bases-loaded four men involved in the largest Diaz, who also is sought as a Plating the winning run in the top Manchester hurler. the third on a bases-loaded walk to walk and the fourth run scored on a jailbreak in recent state history. fugitive from Puerto Rico where he o f the ninth inning. Zone Three Manchester with its 20-12-4 mark champ Mpriden outlasted Zone is now relegated to the loser's Brad- Cabral. wild pitch. Mark O’Meara grimaces as long putt rims the cup on 18th hole SALEM, N.H. (UPI) - The ment. about purchasing the track, but only Salem and a $75 million tax break Angel Diaz, 29, was charged in the was serving a sentence for murder, E l ^ t champ Manchester, 9-8, in the bracket in the double elimination The locals drew even in the fourth. The lead, however, was tem prospects for a revival of horse Based in Youngstown, Ohio, for “ development purposes,” not as from the 'Mate. The Legislature first of two indictments with es was one of four men who escaped of the second round of the Greater Hartford Open at opening round of .the state tourna tournament and plays Zone Two J eff Barter walked. Stole second and porary as Manchester scored four of racing at the burned out DeBartolo’s firm owns the National a racing facility, Graf said. balked at dog racing and offered a ‘ caping from the Hartford Communi from the Hartford jail after they Wethersfield Country Club. O'Meara Is In three-way tie for se- _ ment last night at Palmer Field in champ Milford, a 6-5 loser to New continued .to third on the catcher’s its own in the home seventh to Rockingham Park have dimmed Football League San Francisco “ There are other people who have much smaller tax incentive ty Correctional Center last weekend jumped a guard Sunday night. cond place at 12-under. (UPI photo) Middletown. London, Saturday afternoon at 1 throwing error and scored on Sean regain the lead. Bob Piccin tripled now that Ohio millionaire E)dward 49ers, the National Hockey League indicated an interest, but we haven’t package, prompting Delaware where he was being held pending He was recaptured by state and Deadlocking the contest in the top o’clock at Palmer Field. O’Leary’s sacrifice fly. just inside the rightfield foul stripe, DeBartolo has decided against Pittsburg Penquins, three horse talked to them in detail,” he added, North to pull out. removal to Pennsylvania on federal Meriden police at a Meriden hotel o f the e i^ th ^ t h two runs, Meriden Meriden faces Zone Seven champ Manchester took the lead in the the ball eluding the rightfielder and buying the facility, the track's presi racing tracks and 56 shopping indicating that those firms were firearms charges. Wednesday night and charged with got the game-winner in the ninth as New London Saturday evening at 8 fifth as Barter tripled to left, plating rolling to the wall, scoring two runs. dent said Friday. centers. also only interested in the track site, Now you know The second indictment charged state escape, kidnappings assault Organizers of GHO George Purcell stroked a leadoff o’clock at Palmer. Cabral who reached on a fielder’s Piccin continued home as the relay " I would think that the likelihood After three weeks of study and a located between busy Route 28 and Diaz with receipt of a firearm by a and conspiracy charges. Another of In the 1928 presidential election of single. He advanced to second on a Herb Rivera, 12-0, was the win choice and Mike Falkowski who was pegged into the dugout. The of there being racing at Rockingham visit to the track two weeks ago, Interstate 93. convicted felon after he was found the escapees was captured separate Liberia, President Charles D.B. sacrifice by pinch-hitter Rick ning pitcher in relief. He hurled reached on an error. fourth run scored on Joe Panaro’s is perhaps unlikely at the present DeBartolo informed Graf Thursday The latest round of negotiations with a semiautomatic handgun when ly the same night in Meriden. , King, was returned to office with an Walker and plated the game-winner three innings to pick up the decision. Meriden jumped in front with four non flv double to shallow center. time,” said Manchester attbrney that he had decided not to pursue his for the track began in earnest last arrested in Middletown on July 24. Authorities said the escape runs in the top of the seventh. Scott Meriden knotted it in the top of the have TV contract officially announced majority over on Jack Bloise’s single to center. Meriden scored two runs in the top Kenneth Graf, who heads the New plans to rebuild the grandstand and month, when Delaware North Co. U.S. Attorney Richard represented the largest jailbreak in eighth against relievers Rick his opponent of 234,000 votes — even The winning blow came off of the first Inning but Manchester Ckivington walloped an R B I triple, three-year television package with Hampshire Jockey Club which owns add a shopping center-hotel complex dropped its 8-month-old option on Blumenthal, who announced the in recent state history and prompted Mikoleit and Mike Byam. Falkowski WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - though the total electorate at the undisclosed structural and reliever Mike Byam, third fought back to take the lead. The Jack Bloise lofted a. sacrifice fly. CBS television. CBS has decided to the race track. and possible sports arena at the site. the property. dictments, said the gun had been hurled 6‘ b innings before giving way Organizers of the Greater Hartford tim e was less than 15,000. operational changes at the jail. drop the GHO and several other DeBartolo was one of three par DeBartolo said his estimates The Buffalo, N.Y., sports con found on Diaz when he was arrested to Mikoleit. He got out of the Open Friday announced a one-year tournaments from its PG A lineup. ties who had contacted track of showed it would take up to $35 ' glomerate, which owns the Boston by agents from the federal Bureau seventh but faced two batters in the Weekend events Air quality report > agreement with NBC television for The NBC agreement came after ficials about purchasing the 260-acre million simply to get the race track Bruins hockey team and Boston of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms eighth and both reached. Giants 4, Reds 0 coverage of the 1982 tournament. officials in Connecticut organized a facility, but was the only one operational again, while the site was Garden, had proposed a $50 million The Herald provides a com on a warrant for the Pennsylvania HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte Rangers 3,. Red„Spx 2 Royals 4, Indians 1 Mike Kolakolski singled and James G. Senk, president of the $1.3 million advertising commit expressing an interest in reviving simply not big enough for his sports complex to house horse prehensive calendar of “ where to go charges. ' > Department of Environmental CINCINNA’n (UPI) - Ed Whit Bloise walked to lead off for Greater Hartford Jaycees, sponsors ARUNGTON, Texas (UPI) - Jim CLEVELAND (UPI) - Willie ment from four state companies — racing at Rockingham, which has proposal. racing, hockey and other sporting and what to do,” every Friday in the Each of the federal charges Protection reported moderate air son stopped Cincinnati on four hits Meriden. Byam came in and walked of the GHO, said the one-year con Sundberg singled home Billy Sample Aikens and Hal McRae belted solo Connecticut General Life Insurance sat idle since a July 29, 1981, fire State Properties Inc. of Newton, and entertainment events. Focus/Weekend sectidn. carries penalities o f up to five years quality levels for all of Connecticut. home nuis and W illie Wilson banged and Jack Clark hit his seventh home two, the second to Jim Drummond tract also gives NBC the option of from second base with one out in the Co., Heublein Inc., Scovill Manufac destroyed the grandstand and .$3 Mass., and an unidentified firm In return, the firm wanted ap out four singles Friday night to pace run o f the season Friday, leading the forcing in one run. Dave Rackie’s in providing television coverage for a bottom o f the ninth liming Friday turing and United Technologies million worth of computer equip have also talked with track officials proval for greyhound racing in night to give the Texas Rangers a 3-2 the Kansas City Royals to a 4-1 vic San Francisco Giants to a 4-0 vic field hit knotted it before Byam bore second year. Corp. 9 victory over the Boston Red Sox. tory over the Cleveland Indians. tory over the Reds in the first game down to retire the next three. The 1981 GHO marks the end of a Mike Jones went the first six in of a twi-night double-header. MswnrcuTS nings and scattered seven bits in Whitson, 3-5, walked one and iU / J Tigers 1, Yanks 0 picking up his first majorleague vic struck out one while yielding singles Police hunt gunman tory for the Royals. The 21-year-old to Ray Knight in the fourth, Sam DETROIT (UPI) - Milt Wilcox right-hander, who fashioned an 11-7 M ejias in the fifth, Ron Oester in the Backlash hits LaRussa pitched a three-hitter over 8 2-3 in mark at Omaha this season, walked seventh and pinch hitter Larry third substantially ahead of Texas CHEMLSFORD, Mass. (U P I) - A “ To our knowledge, he came in By United Press International if it would help the White Sox make hospitalized, police said. The nings and Alan Tram m ell singled in three and struck out two. Renie Biittner in the ninth. and still comfortably ahead of Kan gunman barged into a psychiatric with one gun, shot one, went back If Chicago White Sox Manager the playoffs, softened his comments woman was identified only as Diane a run Friday night to help the Martin hurled the final three innings San Francisco scored in the first sas City in overall record. counseling center Friday and fired a Tony LaRussa thought his recent Friday when reached by UPI. out and came in with two guns,” Forbear, a patient. Detroit. Tigers snap a three-game for his fourth save. on a two-out walk to Clark and By throwing the four-game series, blast at the split-season playoff “ If it turns out you have to lose a volley of shots, killing a doctor and McKeon said. Before fleeing, the The suspect, who works as a losing streak with a 1-0 victory over Darrell Evans’ double. The Giants the White Sox could help Oakland to wounding three women, police said. setup would go unnoticed, he was game to get in there,” LaRussa suspect dropped a .357 Magnum security guard, is the son of a the New York Yankees. added two runs in the sixth, aided by the second-half title and get wrong. said, “ I would not tolerate nor Police issued a murder warrant handgun which was recovered, former (^elmsford police chief, It was Detroit’s first victory over WSox 5; Orioles 3 Dave Concepcion's inning-opening themselves a playoff berth as the fo r J am es A. P a lm e r , 27, o f authorities said. Cincinnati Reds President Dick would I ask my players to lose a McKeon said. The man had been the Yankees in eight games-this error on Larry Herndon’s grounder. ballgame; so the best way to do it is team with the second-best overall Chelmsford. Authorities said Dr. Alan Shiel(ls, 35, a psychiatrist BALTIMORE (UPI) - Ron Wagner appealed to National treated by Shields and Ms. Coombs year. Tbe Yankees have now lost to refuse. to take the field. You record. Palm er, who fled the scene in a blue from Arlington was killed. Two LeFlore and Mike Squires singled in League President Chub Feeney, AL in the past, but the chief said two games in the second season, accept a los^'that way. LaRussa was not the first Datsun, was considered armed and other employees, Deane Foltz runs in the fifth inning Friday night Twins 6. Mariners 1 head Lee' MacPhail and Com authorities have “ no m otive” in the both by 1-0 scores. manager to discuss such drastic Your Choice to break a 2-2 tie and lead the missioner Bowie Kuhn to re dangerous. “ We have a lot of leads Coombs, 32, a psycologist from shooting. “ I think maybe what’s going to measures to capture the mini Chicago White Sox to a 5-3 triumph BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U P I) - evaluate the playoff format. on him but nothing stands out,” of Somerville, and ^ r b a r a Kaplan, a $ 2 7 9 9 5 happen is there w ill be so much pennant. “ I wouldn't even have to A fter the shooting, authorities over the Baltimore Orioles. Rob Wilfong hit a solo home run and “ You, the National League Presi ficer Ron Gamache at 9 p.m. social worker from Newton, were Phils 8, Mats 4 attention placed on this, everyone tell the players what to do,” St. Friday. injured. went to the suspect's home; bdt he Gary Ward cracked a pair of RBI dent, the American League Presi will see that it’s potentially very NEW YORK (UPI) — Keith Louis General Manager Whitey Her Chelmsford Police Chief Ray Ms. Coombs was listed in critical was not there, McKeon said. Police singles Friday to lift the Minnesota dent and the Commissioner, and all dangerous to baseball and there interviewed the suspect's wife. S a v e *40-*50 330Chain Saw Mnrgiand drove in five runs with a zog was quoted as saying in mond McKeon said the man ap- condition at St. Joseph's Hospital in Cards 3, Expos 1 Twins to a 6-1 victory over the Seat of us in baseball, owe it to the should be a solution to all of this.” McKeon said scores of state and • 7500 rpm lor cutting ease a long life engine components single and a homer and Mike Thursday's Philadelphia Bulletin. parentiy walked into the center Lowell suffering from a gunshot e handles 16", 20"or 24'* guide bars e automatic oiling e quiet tle Mariners in the first game of a preservation of the integrity of the Under the split-season system im Schmidt belted the 300th homer of MONTREAL (UPI) - Sixto Lez- “ If I was playing Philadelphia and located in a one-story building in an wound to the head, hospital officials local police officers were called out operation (82-4337) 16" bar leg $31S.9S twi-night doubleheader. game to admit that a format was plemented l^cause of the baseball his career Friday night, leading the cano hit a solo home run in the se the Phillies and Expos were tied for office complex about 10 a.m. The said. Ms. Kaplan, 31, was in to hunt for the suspect. "W e are led Winner A1 Williams, 2-5, worked adopted with too much haste and strike, situations could arise in (82-4338) 20" bar reg *320” P hiladelphia Phillies to an 84 vic cond inning and drove in another run first. I ’d let the Phillies win. The man fired shots. satisfactory condition at Lowell to believe he has another.weapon,” the first six innings, allowing only without a full examination or discus which a club could benefit by losing tory over the New York Mets. in the fourth Friday night to lead the commissioner won't like me for He then left, but returned a few General Hospital. the chief said. “ Ali the cities in the four hits. Jerry Koosman finished sion of the dangers involved,” certain games. Moreland singled in two runs in the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3-1 victory saying that, but 1 didn’t want this, minutes iater with two weapons and The third injured woman suffered area have been notified.” and earned his second save. Wagner said. “ .We must have the first inning o ff loser Mike Scott, 3-5, over the Montreal Elxpos. A possible second-half scenario anyway. fired again, the chief said. superficial wounds and was not Wilfong belted his third homer of courage to admit a mistake and go and drilled a threerun homer in the Joaquin Andujar went five innings could have Oakland and Kansas Chty 'To lose would be the right thing S a v e *15 the year, over the right field fence about rectifying the situation." to even Bis record at 3-3. Andujar, battling for the second-half cham to do.” fifth following one-out walks to off loser Bob Galasso, 0-1, with one LaRussa, quoted by a Chicago paper Homelite® XL-10 Chain Saw Schmidt and Gary Matthews. who has made nine lifetime starts pionship — with the White Sox in e 10" guide bar a automatic chain oiling e 1.6 cu in out in the first inning. as being in favor of dumping a series Police charge man engine (26.2 cc) a wt 6 lbs 2 oz Schihidt’s homer, his 17th, canie In against Montreal, is now 8-0 against Obituaries the third after Pete Rose led off the the Expos. Bruce Sutter pitched two $8499 inning with a single. innings for his 14th save. (82-4010) rag weM Sale Rose, who had two singles and Le^no’s fourth homer of the scored twice to move into a tie for season came off starter Scott Go-ahead probable for track Bartha Elkin Honwlite$>XL-12 S if HH seventh place with T ris Spbaker oh Senderson, 6-3, to give St. Louis a 1-0 New Haven — Bertha Elkin, 92, of in officer's death a 12" guide bar (S2-4011) reg r is e " S a w I the all-time runs scoreiriist with 1,- lead. In the fourth, Dane lorg was the Jewish Home for the Aged, died 881, drove in the PhiDles’ final run In safe on a fielder’s Choice’ and went fear if the bids on the roof were over, there Aug. 13. She was the mother of The plan to illuminate and renovate Ml. the sikth with a sacrifice fly. to third when Steve Braun sUwled. something- i.e. the tr.i. t - would have to be HOLLISTON, Mass. (U P I) - A shot.” Nebo’s Moriarty Field is in a state of flux. Abraham Elkin of Manchester. cut. However $67,000 in real money savings 22-year-old Framingham man, Eklison said there apparently was Other survivors are a daughter, S a v e *40 The low bids were above the allocated $60,000 was realized from the first round ol bids. charged with murder in the shooting . a struggle. The weapon has not been T h o u g h t s Mrs. Theodore Mendelson of New budget so everything has been put on the back That more than covers the expenditure of Haven; a sister, Miriam Hurwitz of death of a police officer whom recovered, but state police said Homelite® Super E-Z burner. colleagues described as a “well- they believe Johnson may have been A p L E N t y the needed track...... , Israel; seven grandchildren and five Chain Sa w It is hoped that the project does get the If, and that’s a powerful word, if the pool, great-grandchildren. liked, family-oriented” man, was killed with his own pistol. a 16" guide bar a automatic and manual chain oiling won final go-ahead. A lights baseball diamond training room, lockerroom and track work held on $1 million bond Friday. Several civilians in the Len Auster, The funeral is Sunday at 1 p.m. at a 2.5 cu in engine (40.9 cc) would be a fine addition in Manchester and an does get the go-ahead and is undertaken, Police organized a manhunt for a Washington Street area heard the Herald Sportswriter Congregation Rodfe Zedek in $ 2 4 9 9 5 attraction which would draw great interest. mere are going to be an awful lot of happy Moodus. Memorial week will be second suspect in the death of Of shots. One person radioed over the (82-4016) reg •299* While telS plan has been snafued, it appears Sale athletes at Manchester High. observed at the home of her ficer John Johnson, 30, a lifelong police channel that an officer was that Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Track I This corner hopes everything works out. daughter, Mrs. Theodore resident of the small community of wounded, Edison said. by Legion Juniors w ill leave the ranks of dirt tracks and join Mendelson, 210 Stevenson Road, 14,000 residents about 25 miles Johnson was rushed to those listed as an all-weather track. This New Haven. southwest of Boston. Framingham Union Hospital for S a v e *3 0 Capping a brilliant leaion in style, overall final ledger. transition may not take place in ’81-82 or even Bits and pieces surgery for gunshot wounds to the Rolando Sanchez Jimenez, Manchester Junior Le^ on baaebaU The locals , scored one run In the 1982^, but it appears it will take blace. The Boston Celtics have scheduled three chest and abdomen. He died early Homelite® Super 2 Chain S a w the pool (are to be done),” Ludes continued, arrested early Friday several hours team captured the Chicopee, Mass., 'opening inning on consecutive Bids, for the roofing project at the high home’ games in 1981-82 in the Hartford Civic Friday. noting electrical work and new filters are Card of Thanks after the shooting, was arraigned in wHh FREE c a rry c a se Invitational Tournament last night slnglM by Petersen, Bill Masse and school, the first half of work approved by Center. Home dates listed are Friday. Nov. O fficers from the surrounding iiucdcu. If they’re not done w e’ll have to Framingham District Court on 914" Power TIpgulda bar and chain a 1.9 cu In engine with an il-2 victory over Northamp G reg Turner. Two runs were added referendum', w ere under what bad been 13, against New Jersey; Friday, Dec. 11, Words cannot express m y thanks area, accompanied by seven police shut down the pool in a few years,” he charges of murder and larceny o f a (31.1 oc) a exclusive Twin Triggera ton at Szot Park in Chicopee. In the second on a two-run double by budgeted. Thusly, the second half of the against Atlanta; and Sunday, Jan. 10, against tt> my wonderful friends, relatives warned. motor vehicle. dogs, were called out on the search PotorsQD work, which includes a new all-weather Detroit... and neighbors for all the beautiful :) It was the second title for the Work on the roof, on the basis of a letter of The shooting occurred shortly for the suspects. Three more markers crossed the track, appears to be in better shape than Town Slow Pitch “ B” Division Softball cards and flowera they sent me (82-4013) rag •209* Salft Juniors, who previously secured the intent, is already under way. Ludes expects after .10:30 p.m. Thursday outside a Jimenez was apprehended about • 1 7 9 “ plate in the third with consecutive originally felt. Tournament starts Monday night with games while I was convalescing. JC-Courant League tenior Division contract signing to take place next week, 24-hour convenience store where IVk hours after the incident on Pren hits by Petersen and Masse each S "Tbere’s a better chance given the bid on at Fitzgerald Field, Robertson Park and Nike Thanks a million. championship. probably Thursday. Johnson stopped a car he apparently tice Street, 3 miles from the scene. driving in a run. the roof. I’m optimistic about the track,” Field. Play is double elimination and winds June Lea "This was one of our best bitting “ I expect the second half of the project will believed had been reported stolen.in Authorities continued to hunt for The five-run burst in the sixth in voic^ Jacob Ludes, high school principal. up next Tuesday... games of the year actually,” voiced go out to bid later in the month and that w e’ll Framingham earlier in the day, the second suspect, described as a Manchester Coach Steye cluded an RBI single by Breqdan Not only Is an all-weather track in the of Sports Editor Earl Yost returns Monday white man with dark hair. have a general contractor towards the end of , Card of Tlianks police spokesman Keith Edison Armstrong, commenting on a 14-hlt McCarthy and a bundle o f walks fing, but also “ extensive improvement in the from vacation. Tickets for the Manchester Johnson,*who attended high school ^ptem ber. We would like to express our said. atUck, “We played very good Issued by Northampton hurlers. team rooms,” Ludes stated. “There never Sports Hall of Fame may be purchased in HoUiston and received a B.A. in “ I’m encouraged; very confident about the heartfelt appreciation to the many When Johnson got out of his 8 4 9 HEW $r$TE MMD IMHGHE$T|ai, CT defense. Chris Petersen was superb Brian-McAuley was the winning was a trainii^ room in the original building through him at The Herald sports desk. I am criminal justice from Northeastern pool and the Ibckerroom facilities and also friends, relatives and neighbors who cruiser, "They apparently tried to at third .base and Joe ManipgM pitcher (or Manchester, spinning a and w e (hopefully) w ill have a fully equipped, on vacation for two weeks starting Monday. University, joined the force in 1974. encouraged about the track,” Ludes cited. were so generous and kind in our re flee on foot and he pursued one of plajK^ a super game at tint. one-bitter. The lone Northampton modern training room to help better serve See you in September ... Have a nice, “ He was well-liked and very fanfily- ^ answers your needs ( ) The all-weather track is expected to run in cent sorrow. them,” Eklison said. "Somehow — it tUnX It wak fitting we finished safety was a first-inning leadoff the n ^ s of the kids. - weekend. oriented,” Edison said. "Also, some necessary improvements in the neli^borhood of $50,000. There was some The family of Albert McGee is not exactly known how — he was thf season in this inanner, ” single. McAuley walked four apd AGWAY Armstrong surmized. „ . fanned two in a route-going perfor The Juniors finished with a 29-12-4 mance. THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. IS, 1981 - I I ITHE HERALD, Sat., Aug. 15, I9»t Choosing the right racquet Another shot for Beattie major concern after the two-month winning four of six decisions down SEATTLE (UPI) — Jim Beattie for me to throw without pain. I layoff was the condition of his the s*i etch. He combined with Ken doesn’t have to be told that he’s run wasn’t throwing that hard that way, pitching staff, so he decided to go Clav 10 two-hit the Kansas City i bought this racquet last night at the uses it or because your sister’s husband can ning out of chances. but it was the only way I could get get you a deal. Test the frame, if it also with an 11-man staff for the (ime Royals in league Championship department store on the recommendation of Beattie, who has bad more ups by.” Series and then defeated the I.«s happens to be the one that is on sale that's mental preparedness until the finals ^ Knowing that he was running out being to spread the work among my friend show plays a good game of tennis." and downs than a yo-yo In his four- Angeles Dodgers 12-2 in the fifth even better. ' MONTREAL (U P I)\- Drfwidliig Sun^y despite the elimination of • of time, Beattie decided this spring more arms. These words or others indicating a similar champion .Ivan vLondl of year major league career, was game of the World Series. set of circumstances can send chills down the Tennis Tips My best piece of advice to anyone thinking the other star competitors. ; to go back to his natural delivery “The physical condition of the Czechoilovakia whipped Brian recalled from the minors Sunday by team is very good, but you can’t get Beattie came to Seattle in a deal spine of many a dedicated tennis pro. of making a purchase is to consult a pro. Most Teacher, who was In trouble in the ‘ the Seattle Mariners to help tide .Hid hope his arm would hold up. So pros are willing to help you sixe up a frame Teacher of the United States, 61,6-1, pitchers’ arms ready in nine days,” sending outfielder Ruppert Jones to This fear is not a result of a sale lost to the match as soon as I^ndl broke,his • over Uieir pitching. ^Uff duping the far, the experiment looks Tom Casalino, USPTA and may give you sound reasons to buy or Friday to advance to the semifinals service in the second game of the t Said Lachemann. “My big concern the Yankees after the 1979 season. pro shop, but more because the choice of new poststrike period promising. He figured to be an important part avoid any particular racquet you may have on of the Caiiadlan Open MOn’s Cliam- first set, was disheartened at his • While the major leagues were on is that they will go too long and could racquets should be a well investigated ven “I’m 27,and I've got to start doing of Seattle’s young pitching staff, but your list,' While moat proa have their own pionshlps. strike, Beattie was starting every end up hurting their arms. We don’t ture. Unfortunately, your pro is the person Lendl, the fourth seed in the tour- loss. something,” said Beattie, a 6-foot4 finished the 1980 season with a dis who breaks the news to you on any errors you favorites most will give you a good idea of "It’s discouraging. I know 1 can * fifth day for Spokane. He compiled a namenL will meet Shlomo Glicks- right-hander. “A lot of guys have mal 5-15 record. made in your purchases. The wrong racquet what to look for in the way of size and com play Connors or Borg and not get ;i 6-9 record with a 3.16 earned run tein of Israel, who defeated Ramesh promise when they’re young, but at Former Seattle Manager Maury is purchased all loo often. position, or brand. killed that bad,” said Teaser, , some point people have to come average, completing seven of 17 ’Try not to be fooled by the flashliness of the Krishnan of Indto, 34, 64, 64, in noUng that Lendl’s only weakness Wills used Beattie in three mop-up \ There are four things to consider when thimgh on that promise. I don’t starts, o appearances in April before ship expensive racquets and strings. A |50 racquet another quarterfinal match. Beattie, who needs good hard stuff buying a new racquet — size, weight, com Lendl took 44 leads in both sets. It was his volley. » u really think I’ve performed in the ping him back t'o the minors. Beattie ponent. Others, such as myself, see a lighter with nylon strings may serve you better than "If he had a better .volley, 1 think ( to be effective, said his fastball was position, and strings. took only 40 minutes for Loidl to dis big leagues the way I was supposed thinks his chances are better with racquet as a wise choice due to the greater a $200 one with gut. he’d be No. 1 in the world right i»w, ; clocked at over 90 miles per hour The size and weight are simple to Establish to.” Lachemann as is manager. handling ease and quickness. Most important Beginners, you’re much better off atten miss jthe seventhseeded Teacher’s because he hits the ball as well as ; while he was with Spokane. but their importance should not be un Beattie was optioned to Spokane “1 didn’t feel comfortable \Vilb ly avoid purchasing a frame that is too heavy. ding your first lesson with no racquet at all serve-andvolley strategy with “I wasn’t throwing that hard when Running out derestimated. -anybody.” _ - j ! in the Pacific Coast League in April. the way Maury was using me, but The extra bulk can cause arm fatigue, poor rather than trying to purchase one with no devastating returns of service and • ^ Glicksteln, a 6-foot-2, 196-ponnd The grip should fit comfortably in ones Once a complete game winner for I first reported to Spokane,” said maybe that wasn’t completely his strokes, and tenpis elbow. experience. Wait to see what your instructor fordidnd passing shots. former sergeant in the Israeli army, Beattie. “But I worked on it and of next times hand without having to squeeze too hard for a the New York Yankees in the 1978 decision," said Beattie. "They small size or clubbing the racquet for a grip In regards to size and weight, it is also suggests. "Brian is No. ll in the world. If said the turning point in his inatch worked on my breaking stuff. I smart to remember, each player may have a My experience has been that a sporting you thought you could beat the No. World Series, Beattie had become made a trade for some pitchers and that is too large. A properly sized racquet 11 in the world, 6-1,6-1, you would be came during the final set when Just another sorearmed pitcher stayed with it. My shoulder kept get probably wanted to see what they will allow a players fingers wrap all the way goods store wlli sell you what you ask for Krishnan became fatigued. ting stronger and stronger, as far as rather than what might be r i ^ t for you. out of your n iM ,’’ said Lendl. "I trying to make a comeback. could do. I was just never in their around the grip with only a space of a finger “I was fitter than he was in the He has had a chronic problem being able to throw hard. Now I just slightly ------Department stores offer no help whatsoever. hope I can play mOybe the same plans. At least Lach has seen me width separating the butt of the hand and the third set,” Mid Glickstein. "He with tendinitis in his right shoulder. have to work on my durability." pitch and knows the job 1 can do. ” within reason. The same applies for weight. Remember also, if a store strings the tomorrow.’’ , ■ It’s become a cliche to My that tip of middle finger. Lendl, who won the tournament wasn’t hitting the shotsf he did in the Last year, he changed his throwing The proper size will allow a feeling for the Composition and string are the problem racquet for'you, most of them wiil not take it there were no winners in the have any starter who can go more last year when Bjorn Borg defaulted first set. Other than that it could motion to more of a sidearm ball on the frame and prevent slippage or areas in choosing a racquet. TOere are so back. baseball strike. That’s not than five innings right now, except in the final brcause of injury, have gone either way.” delivery to make it easier on his Takes title wristiness. many variations of each item, it’s tough to Buyer beware, and don’t be afraid to ask Sixth-seeded Eliot Teltscher, of . necessarily so. Players like Beattie for Jim Beattie. I’m looking to get know which to choose. the advice of an expert. I know I’d rather see became the favorite to win this year arm. 'fhe weight is determined more by the Sebring, Fla., had an easy tinte Unexpected visitor “When I reported in spring and pitcher Luis Tiant, whose minor some innings out of him. That’s the DARTMOUTH, N.S. (Ul’ll - Before you buy a frame, I suggest you ob a student purchase the correct frame for him after top-seeded Wlihhiedon cham strength and playing characteristics of each beating Heinz Gunthardt of training (in 1980) my arm didn’t feel league contract was purchased by reason we wanted him.” Beattie Gordon Smith of Dartmouth, N.S., tain a demonstrator from your dealer or pro from someone else,'than to see him come into pion John McEhiroe and third-seeded individual player. Some strong players prefer Switzerland 64,6-2 in a quarterfinal Cleveland pitcher Len Barker had an unexpected visitor In last very good,” Mid Beattie. “I tried to the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday, was impressive in his first outing shot an even par 68 at the rain- and test out the racquet. Don’t buy a racquet the clinic with a racquet that he can hardly’’ Jimmy Connors were eliminated in a medium weight racquet as it allows a match, and will meet Vijay Sunday’s All-Star tilt at Municipal Stadium. Unidentified spec compensate by throwing more now have a chance to salvage their with ^Seattle since his recall, soaked Brightwood Golf Club greater mass to power the ball back to an op- because it’s on sale or because Bjorn Borg hold. ¥: preliminary rounds. big league careers. allowingjhe California Angels only Thursday to win the Senior Boys' ti Borg withdrew from the tourna AmritraJ of India in the other tator plants kiss on Barker and then went Into waiting arms of sidearm. I stayed with it because ¥ Beattie isn’t convinced that the five hits in eight innings in a 4-1 vic tie in the Fifth Atlantic .Inter ment at the last minute to stay with semifinal Saturday. that was the most comfortable way AmritraJ, who advanced to the the police. (UPI photo) 'strike helped him. tory for the Mariners. national Junior Golf Championship his wife, Mariana, who was in a New quarterfinals by beating McEnroe “If there hadn’t been a strike I Beattie was a basketball and Smith, the 18-year-old captain of York hospital with a kidney dis Hiursday, defeated Steve Denton of might have been called up earlier,” baseball star at Dartmouth College Nova Scotia’s junior men’s team, order. NFL roundup Austin, Tex., 6-2, 6-2. he Mid. “I was throwing well and before signing with the New York smashed the tournament record of Lendl said bis approach in the with the way things are in this situa Yankees in 1975. After three full 306 in posting a 72hole total of 289. tournament did not diange because Denton, who owns a blazing serve tion (with the Mariners), anyone seasons in the minors, Beattie Kevin Dugas of Claire. N.S., won of the absence of the top three world but is ranked 238th in the world, had Track future issue Upset eighth-seeded Vitas Gei^laitis who’s performing well should get a bounced between the Yankees and the Intermediate Boy’s division; Haden under gun players. Triple-A ball in 1978 and 1979. He put Cathy Reynolds of Medford. N.J.. "The top guys Just lost,’’ he said. of New York in the third round. chance.” But Seattle Manager Rene in four separate stints in the minors took the Senior Girl'’s cham "And that’s too bad for the tourna "I knew I’d have to stay with his serve,” Mid AmritraJ. “He can Lachemann indicates that the strike in those two seasons. p io n sh ip : Cara Andreoli of ment. But nobwjly can do anything Wethersfield, Conn., took the about that. Definitely if you go into a almost kill a guy with that serve. did play a part in his decision to Beattie was an important factor in against Cowboys Once I got his serve back I was in of Chicago meeting recall Beattie. Lachemann said his New York’s pennant drive in 1978, Intermediate Girls’ division. tournament with Borg. McEnroe and Connors you have to be mentally the point.” AmritraJ Mid he felt he could beat Teltscher if he played as tough." NEW YORK (UPI) - Eventually, Oehm, Walnut O eek, Calif. earned $250,000 last year from He said he hoped to retain his well as he has the past two days. point, the Rams do not have much to they may be remembered as the Meyer, Rodgers, Lindsay and running-relat^ activities. By United Press International TAC did try to make peace by put 'Unknowns' WSox saviors Pat Haden, who had the Los fall back on. Jeff Rutledge and Bill (Siicago 12, the radicals who paved Catalano are among the world’s Lee are both nursing injuries, finest road racers. A decision ting an experimental oneyear Grand Angeles Rams' starting quarterback the way for yet another group of PrU system into effect this year, leaving freeagent rookie Jeff Kemp high-paid professional athletes. favorable to the athletes could mean job all to himself when Vince Piatek upset win but that was not acceptable to the native has been shuffled into various “What impresses me about the — son of former Buffalo quarter On Saturday, Aug. 22, the eyes and lucrative prize money, possibly in CHICAGO (UPI) — Their names Ferragamo went Canadian this runners because it stipulated that spots in the White Sox batting order. kid," said Texas Manager Don year, didn’t exactly shine in front of back Jack Kemp — as the only other ears of the national track and field thh hundreds of thouMnds of dollars, are hardly household words in prize money go to the athlete’s baseball parlance. Neither appeared He began the season hitting second, Zimmer, “is his strength lie can hit the home fplk last week in the available QB. commutoty will be focused on a for the top runners. the ball a very long ways, either On the Dallas side, starter Danny athletic club, not to the athlete on the American League all-star then wound .up alternating between Rams’ preseason opener. eliminates Haniko rooili in the Holiday Inn-O’Hare in Both sides seem to have a valid right-handed or left-handed. He’s a White and Glenn Carano are himself. Thus, the ARRA was born ballot and neither was a regular in sixth and seventh. Facing the New England Patriots’ Rosemont, 111., where at 10 a.m. a lot like Jim Wynn used to be. ” expected to call the signals for a to make its own rules. the major leagues just a season ago. “I’m glad when I can get on at the stingy pass defense which includes group of 12 athletes will be called to top of the lineup, because me and Bemazard and Almon are lear half each, as they did last week in old West German out of position. When TAC learned of the Today, Bill Almon and Tony Ber- Raymond Clayborn and Mike RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - face officials in a hearing that could Ronnie (LeFlore) are threats to ning each other's fielding habits and the Cowtmys’ 21-17 opening loss to Serving at 1-5, Hanika pushed her ARRA’s plans, it agreed to Mnetion nazard not only are regulars but are Haynes. Haden was intercepted four Seventh-seeded Mary Lou Piatek have a dramatic, impact on the steal,” Bemazard said. “Really, it have helped improve the White Sox Green Bay. White went 4-for-6 for 26 way to a 40-15 lead by rushing the the money race if there were forming one of the more potent dou times as the Rams lost 34-21. Los stunned top-seeded Sylvia Hanika 2- future of the sport in the United doesn’t matter a whole lot to me| defense, considered the team’s yards in the first half and Carano net but started losing when Piatek’s separate finish lines for pros and ble play combinations in the Angeles Coach Ray Malavasi 8, 6-1, 7 4 (74) Friday night to ad- States. where I bat.” Achilles heel in 1980. was lO-for-22 for 174 yards and a deep cross court shot pinned her to amateurs. But that option was American League. reasoned that Haden was rusty from vane to the semifinals in the $100,000 The battle lines have b^n drawn . refused by ARRA director Chuck a season and a half of watching touchdown. Richmond International tennis tour the baseline. for some time over the qiiestibh' of Almon’s story is more a ragsto- In other Saturday night games, it Piatek, who last defeated Hanika Galford. riches tale. The shortstop began the Ferragamo lead the team. Part of throng nament. whether the athletes should be been drawn The rules go further than just "Pat has to get used to playing will be Oakland vs. Green Bay in In other quarterfinal matches, in the first round of Wimbledon this allowed to earn rnoney on the track, season without a job and went to the Milwaukee, New England at Tampa There was a good crowd Tuesday night for the annual Jimmy year, broke serve five times In a branding any athlete who competes White Sox spring training camp as a third-seeded Wendy Turnbull faced but this will be the first face-to-face -in a professional race as a pro. Any Bay, Cleveland at Buffalo, Fund benefit doubleheader at Fitzgerald Field. There were two sixth-seeded Sue Barker and second- row but Hanika had a chance to nonroster player, looking for work confrontation between the two future race that he or she ever com Joe's World Baltimore at the New York Giants, close contests won by Manchester Police and Peter Pan Cafe seeded Pam Shriver met No. 8 seed break back at 1-3 in the final set at warring factions: the Athletics as a reserve. Chicago at Kansas City, Cincinnati petes in is also condemned, or “con respectively as part of the festivities. (Herald photo by Pinto) Sandy Collins at the University of love-40. Congress (TAC), the national gover When regular shortstop Todd Cruz Joe Garman at Detroit, Dehver at Miami, However, at 30-40 Hanika netted taminated,” whether it offers prize was injured, Almon was inserted Richmond’s Robins Center. ning body for track and field, and money or not, and all the runners in Houston at New Orleans, the New In the up-and-down match which an easy return and shouted In dis the Association of Road Running into the lineup by Manager Tony ‘Has to get York Jets at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at may. She kept it at deuce three point of view — the runners who the race lose their eligibility. LaRussa. He began the season hit lasted two hours, I5 minutes, Athletes (ARRA). claim they need to earn money in If TAC levies severe penalties Philadelphia, and San Diego at San« Hanika breezed through the first times but Piatek took the game with What has finally brought them ting nearly .400 while Cruz remained Francisco. Stephenson nabs their chosen fields as professionals against the runners, it could mean used to playing’ set. But after Hanika, from West a bullet backhand. together is the ARRA’s first in the minor leagues. The Raiders will be playing for ’The set reached 64 with each in other sports doi and the officials they will no longer be invited to “I was just glad to get the oppor Germany, broke " Piatek, from organized race, which took place at who stand firm behind the rules many top road races. There have the first time with the knowledge Whiting, Ind., in the first game of player aided by the other’s inability Portland, Ore., June 28 and awarded tunity to play,” Mid Almon, who Weather watching that they will be staying in Oakland to place many first serves. which state that an amateur athlete already been reports that some played previously with San Diego, the match, Piatek came back by prize money to the leading finishers. cannot accept prize money for com for at least one more season. A mis breaking Hanika at 3-1 in a game Hanika seemed to all but take the foreign meet directors have Montreal and New York. “ I knew Ray Malavasi first round edge Not all the runners who took part petition. , rejected the entries of ARRA Most fishermen, and hunters too, for two reason.s. One, on entering trial was declared late Thursday that went to deuce four times. match with a perfect overhead I’d have to work hard just to make accepted the money but their mere So what is the answer? Are track racers. besides tearing the intricacies of the river, where they spent two- night in the antitrust suit filed by the Hanika netted backhand approach placement at 40-15 and serving at 6-5 participation was a violation of in this team.” years as parr and smoll, (small fish Raiders against the NFL, thwarting and field athletes expected to be The recent comments of Mike van their particular hobby turn into DALLAS (UPI) — Jan Stephenson emphasis on the word “fun.” shots, wnmally one of the strengths but Piatek tied the match with a ternational amateur rules. Almon was the regular Padre before entering the ocean) instinct the efforts of owner A1 Davis to able to support themselves with a Buskirk, race director of a major weather watchers, too. Weather ignored the scaiding heat Friday to “All year my iron play has been of her serve-andvolley game, to give brilliant display at the net. TAC has summoned 12 oL the shortstop before Ozzie Smith triggers them to do what they might move the team to Los Angeles. full-time job while maintaining a marathon in Ctolumbus, Ohio, on arrived at the scene. His batting watchers, and wind sniffers. again." Malavasi said. turn in a scorching 7-under-par 65 Very good and most of my birdies PlatMi the nutch. In the tiebreaker, Piatek seemed runners — the ones who are U.S. Weather watching can almost turn have done, 1,, 2, 3. or 4 years ago The Patriots will try to follow up world-class training schedule? Oct. 11, seem to be typical. average — which peaked at .261 in It is unlikely that Haden will feel that was good enough for a 2-shot have been from up close. I’m not In the second set, Piatek to choke early but regained her pon- citizens and TAC members — to de into a primary part of living when when they left the stream. At that any more comfortable Saturday on last week’s impressive victory, fldence at 44 with a backhand cross Ollan Cassell, executive director "We’d love to have the ARRA 1977— eventually fell to just .193 in lead over defending champion used to making all those long putts. dominated from the baseline, dic fend themselves and to face possible of TAC, thinks so. runners,” he Mid, “but if they lose one is off on a fishing or hunting time their primary diet was flies, night in the Rams’ second exhibition with a four-quarterback show Usually when you shoot a 70 you fee) tating the pace with backhand cross court sizzler. limited duty with the Expos and Jerilyn Britz in the opening round of disciplinary action ranging from “ I worked a 9-to-5 job when I was their eligibility jn Chicago, then trip. Especially if one is staying at a and now once again, back in. the game — against the arch-rival against the Buccaneers. Firing like you should have shot a 6S. It’s court bullets that drew the 20-year- Mets last year. a $150,000 LPGA tournament. censure to lifetime suspension. How competing,” Mid Cassell, a top 400- we’ll have to withdraw our in fish camp, or a hunting lodge. Let same enviornment, instinct triggers Dallas Cowboys at Apaheim, Calif. away against the Bucs’ secondary, nice to have it work the other way In addition to Almon’s surprising them off. The second reason that is The tournament is sponsored by many will actually show up is un meter runner in the late 1950s and vitations.” me give you a couple of prime The two teams exhibited a Jekyll- playing a quarter each, will be Matt for a change.” hitting — he owns a career batting advanced, is that they hit out of an Cavanaugh, Steve Grogan, Tom Mary Kay cosmetics. clear. early‘60s and a gold medal winner in examples. and-Hyde look last .season when the “I played conservatively and still average of just under .250 — the 28- noyance. Owen and Brian Buckley. Stephenson’s 65, shot in The runners involved are Greg the . 1964 Tokyo Olympics. “There’s On my recent salmon fishing trip Rams won 3814 on Dec. 15 and the shot 65," said Stephenson, who lives temperatures that neared 100 Tommy John's son Meyer, Holliston, Mass.; Bill Some members of the ARRA are year old native of Providence, R.I., The longer the fish are in the The Browns and Bills will be get considerable leeway in the rules un willing to forsake international to Horse Island Camp on the Grand Cowboys scored a 34-13 rout two only 30 miles away in Fort Worth. “ I degrees, equaled her lowest score Rodgers, Stoneham, Mass.; Benji handled more than 100 chances river, the less chance they will hit a ting to know each other a little der which an athlete can stay eligibility — including the Olympics Cascapedia River in the province of weeks later in the playoffs. probably should have shot a 70. I Durden, Stone Mountain, Ga.; Herb before making his first error of the Quebec, the weather played an im fly as they move upsteam. However, better, which is helpful since the on the LPGA tour. eligible.” — if it means being able to compete But even with last week’s dis almost feel guilty.” Stephenson, LindMy, Boulder, Colo.; Ric Rojas, season in mid-May. portant part of our chances of on a fresh spate of water, or a rain teams will play each other again in Cassell referred to the fact that without "contaminating” other But it was Almon’s bat that helped astrous showing and the Cowboys’ who is looking for her second tour “What heat?” she Mid. "I like it slated for tests Boulder, Colo.; John Glldewell, hooking-a salmon. that is not too prolonged, the fish August and once more in the regular some track stars can operate their runners. Others, like Rodgers, want vaunted pass rush waiting in the win this year, used only 27 putts hot.” The 38-year-old Britz, Hanover, Pa.; Michael Layman, him not only stay in the lineup but in As Peter Phelps, my companion will start to move, and when they season. Cleveland Coach Sam shirts with the distinctive Yankee own businesses, like Frank Shorter wings to pressure Haden, Malavasi over the Bent Tree Country Club meanwhile, walked around the n e w YORK (UPI) - The 2Vi- Seattle; Pete Pfltzinger, Boston; Ed a shot at the 1984 Games in Los the American League’s top 15 do, that is the time they will be most Rutigliano was planning an even emblem. “ We all knew him,” Mid and Rodgers, who both have a line of on the trip, and 1 neared northern retained confidence in his five-year course, and even she was amazed at course with a wet towel draped over year-old son of New York Yankee Mendoza, Flagstaff, Ariz.; Patti Angeles. He was one of those who •hitters before the baseball strike New Brunswick, prepatory to apt to strike al a salmon fly. closer relationship, envisioning a Tallis. “ He’s a very nice little boy. sporting goods and apparel. didn’t accept prize money for a veteran. her work on the greens. her head to protect herself from the pitcher Tommy John, critically in- Catalano, West Roxbury,, MaM.; began. crossing the bay into the Gaspe Qur arrival at Horse Island Camp "I’ve seen Joe Namath throw six playoff encounter with Buffalo.. hot sun. Her 5-under 67 was one of We hope everything is going to be Rodgers, in fact, claims > to have fourth place finish in the ARRA On the Sox’' last road trip, Almon was on a bright sunny morning, and "The thing I hope most is that we On three straight holes she rolled Jurad in a fall from a third-story Ondy Dalrymple, Honolulu,’and Jan Peninsula, I kept checking the state interceptions in a game and I’ve in putts from.off the green, one of her best efforts since winning the alright.” race, claiming that should retain his went 14 for 32, raising hiMverage 28 the trip to camp right along the can play them four times," he said. window, underwent extensive tests of the rivers we passed along the seen some of the greatest throw four them traveling at least 45 feet. Mme event a year ago in a sudden Friday to determine whether the Tallis said he did not know eligibility for the Olympics. These points. He did this while batting river showed a lot of low water and In Friday night games, it was whether the boy’s father, scheduled matters, especially Rodgers’ case, highway. Some of these rivers are or five. Not all interceptions are the “It sure was fun making all those death playoff with Nancy Lopez- child had suffered brain damage. ninth in the improved Sox lineup. famous salmon rivers, the bare rock. 1 asked our host, Leo Minnesota at Washington and St. to pitch against the Detroit Tigers are expected to be major topics of quarterback’s fault,’’ the coach putts,” she said, putting the Melton. "Sidly and I want to ask all our “Bill, of course, has been a plea- Kedgewick, the Restigouche, the Ruelland, how the fishing had been, I>ouis at Seattle. discussion at the hearing. .said. If Haden continues to disap Betsy King was alone in third friends to remember Travis in their Saturday, would be in Detroit for the Leonard's barbs Mnt surprise, because we weren’t Upsalquitch, and I despaired, as I and his reply was “Very poor, There : Meyer is one of those who can do even counting on him in the spring,” place after the opening round with a prayers for a complete and healthy game. < M W how low the rivers were. Sand hasn’t been a big fish taken in over a ; Police Mid the boy, staying at a without the Olympics. He won the M id . '68, while Sandra Hayine and Cindy recovery,” the boy|s father Mid in a LaRussa “Batting ninth isn’t bars were sticking way out of the week. We need some rain, especial rented beachfront ijome with his ARRA race and pocketed $10,000, Chamberlin each had 70s. Leading statement from New York Universi easy, yet he’s come up with a lot of water, and the current was trickling ly up-river, so that it will raise the mother, crawled out a third-floor but he is awaiting advice from his big hits and is giving us strength at money winner Donna Caponi had to ty Hospital. promoting fight way below the normal waterline water level here. What wind there Davis decries ‘plant' be Mtisfied with a 2-over 74, while window and fell onto a parked car at lawyer on whether to attend the the end of our lineup.” is, is coming from the wrong The boy underwent a brain sur marks on the boulders and rocks 656 East Ave., In Bay Head, N.J. at hearing. Bemazard is less of a surprise to U.S. Open champion Pat Bradley gery late Thursday night at a New operates.” that line the rivers’ edge. quarter." for the second trial, schedflled to “It’s not death. It’s not a Super suffered through a roller coaster 6:30 p.m. ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Sugar Ray “I really don’t think it’s fair that the White Sox. He was acquired by Well, we fished every day. sniffed LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Oakland Jersey hospital and was flown by Leonard Mys he has found a good Although Leonard Mid the fight— Why the despair? For the benefit begin Sept. 21, and point out the need Bowl. It didn’t go our way this time, round of 72 that included five bir helicopter to Manhattan at about 10 He was rushed to nearby Point to determine the undisputed they take road races away from us,” Chicago from Montreal in exchange the wind every day, woke up early Raiders’ owner Al Davis charged point of attack for hU bout against Meyer Mys. “I just want to be able f^southpaw Richard Wortham in of the readers not acquainted with to move that trial out of Los but there will Im a next time. Alioto dies, a double bogey and a triple a.m. BDT Friday. PleaMnt Hospital where doctors welterweight championship — will the vagaries of salmon fishing, low each morning to check and see if Friday a member of the hung jury Thomas “Hit Man” Hearns Sept. 16 to do what 1 want. Don’t try to keep what could be one of the best deals that deliberated his antitrust suit Angeles. keeps telling me we are all in over bogey. Lopez-Melton missed titis A spokesman at New York performed a 90-mlnute operation on be as big an attraction as the there were rain clouds in the sky, in Las Vegas. me from running the roads. ever engineered by General water to a Mlmon fisherman, could against the NFL was a "plant,” but “The mesMge is if you disagree time.” In response to questions week’s tour stop with a stitlailing Hospital said the boy was in his brain.. Leonard-Itoan matchups and even be likened to a visitor arriving at the and every day remained bright and John flew on a Jet from Detroit to "Hearns has a very unique and “I don’t want to do anything that’s NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle with the Oakland Raiders and the about Gelker, who failed to disclose shoulder. “critical condition undergoing Ali-Frazier, he has embarked on a O n a g e r Roland Hemond. sunny. Great vacation weather, but Philadelphia, where he boarded a rare nose,” Mid Leonard. "As big as going to look like I’m out-and-out Like Almon, the swltchhitting se beach, and finding the heavens dismissed the allegation as “totally Los Angeles Coliseum CommiMion, during jury selection that he was a extenrive tests” to determine the eight-city blitz to promote the con- no fishing weather. All we wanted Stephenson, 29, who won the Peter helicopter that flew him to his son s he Is, something has to hapg loose. challenging The Athletics (tongress. cond baseman got off to fast start at opening up the torrential Zain star you’re going to be prosecuted,” cousin of the owner of a defunct extent of brain damage. ting to fall, with the intensity of a was one day of rain, and what was untrue.” Jackson ClaMic earlier this year, side. That’ll be my target.” test. But I would like to see something the plate, joining his double play “I would go so far as to My he was Rozelle Mid. World Football League franchise, A distraught John and his wife, Leonard, nattily dressed in a blue most frustrating, was our ability to started on the back nine Friday and Leonard’s tongue was in excellent worked out where the runners who counterpart in the top 10. He cooled week-long rain. a plant,” Davis said at a news con Rozelle Mid the allegation that Davis Mid: BaUy, a rr iv ^ In Manhattan in a se blazer, striped tie and gray slacks, A Mlmon, on entering a river see these humoungous fish lying in reached the 16th hole in l-under-par. shape Wednesday as he verbally at take money give up their inter off on the Mme road trip that ference the morning after a mistrial Gelker was plhnted on the jury by “I would go so far as to M y he’s a cond helicopter minutes after their was. accompanied by his wife, from the sea, is in his prime after the current, oblivious to us and tacked Hearns at a news conference national and championship eligibili propelled Almon to .340 but LaRussa the NFL and the city of Oakland was plant. It's obstruction but I can She just missed the green at the boy was flown in and rushed to the Girl tryouts feeding voraciously in the ocean. anything we threw at them. So we was declared. to promote the 'matchup. „ ' Juanita, «>d 7-yearold son, Ray Jr. ty but are still able to run road racos speculated Bemazard might have Joseph Alioto, who represented “totally untrue.” accept that.” par-5 16th, but made her putt f^pm boMital in ah ambulance. Hospital Most of the questions put to His entry into the fresh water, and ended the week, weather watching, ‘‘After this fight, Thomas Hearn in the United States. been getting a bit tired. “He’s been the Raiders in their attempt to He also dismissed an accusation He added that Gelker has “Mb 12 feet. At the next hole she made a qMkesman Jdin Deats said Travis Leonard were about, Hearns’ the river of his birth triggers a wind sniffing with no fish, but a good Manchester Soccer au b wlU have — with (manager) Eman^I "I don’t think that’s asking too tireless out there. He works hard by Davis that he wanted to get the rights to live his life his way. But 15-footer from the fringe and then was examined first In the emergen- superior size (6-foot-l versus 5-foot- physical change, and from thereon time. override NFL objections and move Tuesday and Steward’s hand in his pocket — wlU everyday. He has done everything Los Angeles football franchise “for it’s an obstruction of justice.” made the long, 45-foot putt a t the ?y"r'^mrTh;n pla«d InThe aVao’SiU^f^^ 9) airireach (76inches to 70 inches). much.” in, the fish does not feed. They (the I’d much rather be me, this year, to Los Angeles, Mid he would begin crawl into d shell and consider we’ve, expected and more,’’ civil legal proceedings and seek a himself and his friends.” Other jurors Mid that Gelker had 18th to shoot her front nine in 32.' pediatric Intensiveintonsive care wardward. Their reowds arq similar, with fish) also need a spate of fresh than two friends last year, who Rozelle said the NFL was stated on the first day of another career. ^ LaRussa Mid. traveled 36 hours from here to the criminal investigation against "He’s been undergoing tests since Leonard sporting a 30il mark and TA(? may not be willing to com- water coming from the mouth of the prepared to go to court again, but deliberations he had made up his “I made a 4-foot birdie putt at the. later) at Manchester Community "Hearns never faced anybody who Like Almon, Bemazard is happy Humber River in Newfoundland, 'rhomas Gelker, the retired Orange then,” said Deats'; "He was con- the WBC Utle and Hearns un promiM.with the influential minori river into the bay as a signal for would not rule out the possibility of mind in favor of the NFL and could last hole I played (the ninth) anjl 1 College’s Cougar Field. coiild r o ^ his boat. Hearns h a s h e s to be getting a chance to play and arrived to see it start to rain. It County businessman who emerged sclo^ when be arrived this mor For information contact Jim blemished at 32-0 and holder of the ty sect. In the past TAC has stated them to start up river. The other an out of court settlement. He M id not be persuaded to change his looked at that as almost a tap-in the in the ring with guys the p ro m o te regularly. He played in just 22 rained and rained and rained. They as the most controversial of the 10 ning.” WBAcrown. its support for open prize-money fish already in the river on their way he would discuss the matter with the mind. way I was putting. Dieterle 6494780. and networks wmddn’t let me fight. games for the Expos in 1979 and 82 never even got to wet a line. But jurors. ' Yankee Vlcp-President Cedric "Hearns is flat-footed. 1. don’t "When I Mid Hearns had no racing, but the organiration Mys it upstream to spawn, will hold in other 27 franchise owners. ’Hie basic issue in the 11-week- “Coming to the coprse today I Tallis said the team had sent a brains, 1 meant he had no brains as last year, hitting only .224. pools until such a spate of water they sure watched the weather, "I see nO'basis to prosecute Mr. long trial was whether the NFL’s think Hearns can box. His feet are must comply with international “I’m glad to be up here. I’m not Gelker,” Rozelle replied at a second Before he responded to questions knew I would be pumped op plajdng representative to the hospital "to Event cancelled far M the ring w h concerned,” comes down to them, or the river looking for it to. clear. After five about the juror accused by other Rule 4.3 — which requires a three- in front of all my hometown frirads, see if there Is anything that needs to too big, he’s too clumsy.” rules. going back to the minor leagues, days it was hopeless, so they packed news conference a short time later. And linleH Hearns gets the wrong Leonard said. ‘Tie’s never gone 15, "One thing is certain,’ Cassell starts to rise, and then they will members of the panel of obstructing fourths vote of all NFL teams for so l decided I would try to be calm be done.”., The planned Personal Tee- hard rounds. Ho’s ,never ever,” Bemazard Mid. move from the pools or lies, that up and came home. Such are the "It’s classic Joseph Alioto and Al any one team to move from its home impression, Leonard added that he Mys. "The International Amateur He had a string of 40 con Davis — picking on this man in a unanimous decision, Davis and Just play for the middle of the “Everyone Is concerned and sponsored Jimmy Fund sofmU expertenrad pain that constantly they have been resting in. vagaries of Mlmon fishing, any kind franchise --- was a violation of'an lu i "no a^o eity against Hearns.' AUdetics Federation rules state that secutive errorless games at second Anaheim and using it in a way^that appeared philosophical about the greens. we’re praying for him,” be said. marathon has .beain canceltoo stayeJin his head like a bell ringing Since the Mlmon do not feed on of fishing (or that matter. And no ^ t he did My he disliked Steward, an athlete cannot accept prize base, making plays which LsRusm has a tremendous effect on his per mistrial decision and the fact he titrust laws. # TalUs said that the youngster, because Indi o t entries, It has a iMg thne. He’s never been entering the river, why do they hit a matter where we go to fish, you’ll would not soon move his team to I/w Alioto told reporters that the Jtiry been announmd by the sponsor. his manager-trainer. money for competing. As the Mid, “still make me shake my find us all, constantly checking the sonal life." "But after 1 shot a 32 on the hront aldng with his brother and sister, Tlie event was Mated Saturday at j "I irtuw st^ Thomas Hearns to' .hurt. "He’U experience all these lAAF’s member, we are bound to fly? As near as most fish biologists HozeHe said the threats to Angeles. was hung 8-2 in favor of the Raiders side I Hid, ‘to heck with that, let's frequently watched their .father things on Sept.16.” head.” can figure, they think they hit a fly weather. “I accept what happened as a nor and the Los Angeles Coliseum, a co- Fitzgerald Field. stop Emanuel Steward.” Leonard uphold those rules. 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Oh dear, I usually don’t do things Holly Hartley 3848-74 Galasso(LO-l) S24 8 6 6 3 2 Boston l.H M m u Lyn Lott e7-€b-132 Stein 214 1 0 0 0 2 Tanana 6 5 2 Oliver, Tex 3«i 34 m u 1 3 3I3B M i k » h a a k like this! It’s Just that 1 ...’’ our relationship. That maturity might allow a marriage. Laura Hurlbut 3747-74 237 48 m u 4 3 31 JD scheduled appointment. Fuzzy Zoeller 6ft«4-lS 3747-74 MinnesoU Burgmr(L24) 214 2 1 Hndrsn, Ok Marian Christy We might get married!'' She smiles broadly. That's why Bobby Clampett 67-6b-132 Roberta Speer Mardell Wilkins 3540-74 WlllUmi(W24) 6 4 0 0 1 3 Texas Individuallal pitching Jay Haas €5-6ft--133 Koosman (S2) 3 3 1 0 0 2 Medich 5 3 1 1 l.(W»MiniwUll«rt»»»™ she cannot eat. She's too nervous. John Mazza 66^-133 Kathy Martin 3540-74 pitcher, club w 1 Ip n bb w era Laura Baugh Cole 3747-74 T-1:!I2. Comer 314 5 I 0 0 Fingers, Mil 1 2 e 81 9 KlJiO liUUMiiMb 4.lK«i*Ci^tM RM The marriage possibility dawned on Tyson this J.C. Snead 6B«~-1S3 Kern (W1-0) 24 0 0 0 0 I.M i Wiirirli l M r a » l « r a Jim Barber 67-eB--133 Carolyn Hill 3840-75 Aase, Cal 2 2 40 34 15 »U» LMM mmI t.t ilini* 6ili|i weekend, in ^ sto n , where she came to hear Miles Carole Jo Callison 3840-75 Medich pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Stewart, Balt .2 2 54 46 S anJ7 T . M W tUrWWMrUM ,lI6 6 fC n Lehiiatal*** Mike Morley 6ft4)7-133 (Second Game) HBf^by tanana (Sample). WP— Balk Davis play his trumpet at a Kenmore Square club, Kix. Jack Renner 6B«-'133 Clifford Ann Creed 3840-75 Davis, NY 2 2 9 SI 14 91.73 S.IM»M M v fiM M i Sue Fogleman 3847-75 SEATTLE MINNESOTA -.PB-.T-2:2D. A-32.4(^ Tobik, Det 2 0 40 34 26 92.03 It was the first time Davis had played in public for five Jim Nelford 68^-133 ab f h bi ab r h bi I, 66^-133 Jan Ferraris 3847-75 Barker, Clev 6 3 90 71 17 752J0 8 ^ Jut-UMS years and, Tyson, deeply empathetic, fell in love again: Bill Britton Barbara Barrow 3840-75 Cruz 2b 6 13 0 Ward If 3 0 2 1 KANSAS CITY CLEVEI^ND SATURDAY (EVEN!NQ) lluben^reen 6B«^-133 3847-75 Bochtelb 5 110 Engle rf 4 110 ab r h bi NATIONAL LEAGUE Tyson’s voice trails. She seems buried in silent agita “When I first heard Miles Davis play, it was at Lin Scott Simpson eft^-133 h^rlene Hagge ab r h bi Htrt Kathy Hite 3847- 75 Paciorek If 4 2 11 HatcherBid cf 4011 Wilson If 4 2 4 0 Uilonc If 5 0 1 (> Individual BatUni I. hnb M*«ili F«v8c tion. Is she bursting to explain the details of her tar- coln Center. He was great. But he had an accident right Miller & rber 67-66--133 Parsons If 1110 RJcksndh 2000 player,,clb cl ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg LIAriaa lifc I M r t 65- 68--133 Lynn Adams 36-40-75 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 1 Bannistr rf 4 110 I I . M M i V ' dlness?'But she is in a professional situation, an inter KogenMaltbie MarW Dickerson 3548-75 Zisk dh 42 32 Wynegrdh 1 000 McRae dh 4 1 1 1 Hargrvlb 30 11 Yngbid,I.NY P 141 16 4910 2 4 94 ,918 INwrMbMWti iOtantaMtopi after that. He became a recluse. I am talking about a I 6»«~-134 McHnrdh 1 0 0 0 CastinoSb 4 000 Dawon, Mtl 210 40 7013 216 85 833 6.6m LlHtitM view. The encounter is embarrassing. Cicely Tyson is 67-87-134 Sue Mnnett 3840-75 Aikens lb 3 12 1 Thomln dh 3 0 10 I M M m real problem with his health. A leg infection. Serious. roe Alexandra Reinhardt 3840-75 Meyer 3b 5 110 Macknn 2b 40 10 Otisef SOOlHaycsph 1010 Rose, iHtll 239 87 7812 5 0 19 828 Lhan l6bnRal rphy 68^-134 Burrghs rf 4 3 3 8 Goodwn lb 4 120 Howe, Hou 208 94 8812 2 3 16 990 J.NiHelie* lE tn /M m there, after all, to promote her latest movie, "Bustin' Five operations. Then, when he was in the hospital, just mpson 65^-134 Debbie Meisterlin 3847- 75 Whitc2b 4000 Harrah3b 4010 1*1 FaebJUNiti Marlene Floyd 3047-78 Simpson cf 5 12 2 Butera c 4 0 00 Motley rf 4 0 10 Hassev c 4 0 10 Hadlck, Ptt 158 19 4912 0 3 21 920 Loose.” lying there, he decided to pick himself up. To start Conner 70^-134 Bulling c 5 0 0 0 Baker ss 4 111 186 19 SS 5 5 4 15 J19 . pdVie Stockton eS-68-134 Pat Meyers 8848-78 (^irkc 4020 RoselIo2b 3010 Durhm,Ch Later, over lunch at the Cafe Pierre, a lunch at which playing again. That’s why I was in Boston, to watch this Cindy Hill 4048-76 Andersn ss 5 13 1 Mullnks 3b 4 0 0 0 Kuiper 2b 10 0 0 Concpcn.Cn 23 85 7419 0 5 45 819 IB s-lew irtis Strange 68^-134 ToUls C 13 18 12 ToUls 34 3 8 3 205 29 8513 110 8 817 Tyson drinks only Perrier water flavored with fresh man with his horn. Well, he played it! I mean, played. Wayne Levi e9-66--136 Kathy Postlewait 3740-76 Mannng cf 4 0 0 0 Guerrr, LA lltn M in 4.8lirretaMik Myra Van Hoose 35-41-78 b attle 420000 220- 13 Veryzer ss 10 0 0 Brooks, NY 187 17 59 8 1 2 17 818 orange Juice, it appears I am involved in a love story. And it was like discovering that Miles Davis is alive Frank Beard 67-68--lZ> MinnesoU 001000 200- 3 181 81 5712 2 7 81 8» IWWera ,lE66|4M|Mii George Cadle 67-68-l3S> ' Vivian Brownlee 3848- 76 Banido ph 10 0 0 Easier. Pitt Gerda Boykin 3740-76 E—Engle. Hatcher, Anderson. D P- ToUls 33 4 10 4 ToUls 34 1 8 1 7.lv«6»CWMfU tMraw6dMli Cicely 'Tyson is late because she has just been flown by again, bom again! Both of us come full circle in our Rex Uidwell 6&«-IXi 3846- 78 Seattlel. MinnesoU 1. LOB-Seattle7. 100101010- 4 Individual pitching Sshs JsseJlipa private Lear Jet to Manhattan from Boston (of ail Bob Eastwood 67- 6fr-lZ> Kathy Young Kansas City pitcher, club w 1 Ip n bb lives. Our reunion was fantastic ...” M. S^ncer-uevlin 3840-76 Minnesota6.2B-Simpwn, Goodwin. 3B- Cleveland 100 000 (100- so era Bob^ Wadkins 6M6-135 Engle, Baker. HR—^tro u g h s 3 (8). Uamp, m p.Atl 6 1 O 94 9 8 1 8 places) where she spent the weekend with "someone Miles Davis may still be guiding Cicely Tyson's 68^-138 Beverly Klass 3840-76 NEW YORK DETROIT Ryan, Hou Lee Elder Brend^unsford 3848-76 Paciorek (7). SF-Ward. 5 3 79 55 8 8 1 8 7 SbOk special.” She, in fact, would have stayed in Boston career. It was he who hired the jet in Boston, he who in Joe Inman 7046--136 IP H RERBBSO ab r h bl ab r h bi Knepper, Hou 5 2 n 71 8 41180 IM m liH n n DebbyModes 3047- 78 AWi-Zm I.CdMriuMrta (where I am going) were it not for the interference of a sisted she return to New York, to this interview, to her Don Levin 71«--136 3740-76 Seattle Mmphry cf 4 0 0 0 Cowens cf 3 0 0 0 Reufs.LA 6 2 87 8 14 81.8 Lon Hinkle 67-6&-136 M.J. S m ^ Milborn2b SOOOTrmmllss 402 1 MarUn.Stl 4 1 44 a n U2.(B Ih n M d w b Louise w e e Parks 3848-76 Gleaton(Wi«) 8 7 3 3 1 4 S. OkbmnBtxlMki schedule. work. “This relationship is very, very good," she says, , Mark Pfeil 67-68-136 3848-76 Rawley 1 1 0 0 0 0 Murccr ph 1 0 0 0 Kemp If 4 0 10 ^Sanderson, Mtl 6 2 8 S 13 422.19 LbU M hancU Butch Baird 874&-136 Brenda ^Idsm ith Rodriez2b 0 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 0 0 0 Who was, who is in Boston? making the words vibrate with feeling. Lynn Stroney 3840-76 Minnesota Phil Hancock 66- 71--136 Ericksn (L3-7) 12-8 6 6 Gamble dh 30 10 Brookns3b 3 0 3 0 “What have you heard?” Tyson counters, laughing Cicely Tyson is, always was, a bundle of nervous Fred Couples 6748--138 B^ky Pearson 3740- 76 Winfield If 4000 Wcknfsdh 30 10 Kelly Fulks 3848- 76 Cooper 31-3 3 3 hmte timidly first, the laughter escalating to merry crescen energy and this exhilaration is natural. She is an in Rod Nuckolls 68^-136 3048- 77 Verhoeven 22-3 7 4 Jackson rf 4 0 10 Hebnerlb 3 0 0 0 Savaatk Larry Rinker 68<«b-136 Mary Mills Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Jones rf 3 0 0 0 I.WKUaatti 2, Wb-9iyti do, question marks glinting her eyes. Tyson’s love life, quisitive woman, someone innately curious to move Murle Breer 3641-77 O'Connor 11-3 2 0 Jai Alai Entries I. he»*nnhlin k Howard Twitty 68- 68--136 3048-77 T -2:9. A-6,630. Revmglb 3 0 10 Whltakr2b 3 110 3 .l66 f6M 6.IMu.Iimi which has taken a backseat to her work for several beyond boundaries, to reach for goals that tantalizingly David Lundstrom 68-68--136 Sally Little Ceronc c 3000 LaUinaUdW i Z hMilw n tliwrt Pam Higgins 3048-77 SATURDAY (MAT!NEE) Morris Hatalsky 72-64-136 Dentss 2000 7.law M W t Witinifliiii I w years ("Sounder,” “Roots,” “The Autobiography of out of reach. “ I want the world to know I was here," she 67- 70-137 Sandra Post 4148-77 CHICAGO BAL’HMORE ToUls 31 0 3 0 Totals 30 1 8 1 i Mill liiillil liB«rti Mick Soli Joyce Kazmierski 3641- 77 nm: SWi FaiMiitinii Miss Jane Pittman” ), used to be dominated by jazz says. This is the very vitality that Miles Davis wanted Tim Morris 68- 6^-137 , ab r h bl ab r h bi New York 000000000-0 l.lMi LhnMi i. kmuttmmttrtmm Cathy Mant 4047-77 LeFlore If 5 0 2 1 Bumbry cf 5 110 OOlOOpOOx-l composer and trumpeter Miles Davis. She lived with Tyson to channel. It is the core of her being, the point Bob Proben 67-70-137 3840-77 Detroit lO b n U I 4.EdM6i I. 9iM-CkkMb4kpbg> Bill Calfee 7(W7--137 Pam Miller SquinQuires lb 4 0 11 Dwyer rf 3 0 0 0 15—WhiUker. DP—New Yorkl. LOB— Davis for four years, the man who reportedly was about which her talent revolves. Miles is the man who Dianne Dailey 3840-77 Ffskc 3 0 0 0 Ayala If 2 0 0 0 S.6n, 6.l«1m 2. Inn 7 knhS4liw4itM Terry Diehl 67- 70-137 3048-77 New York 6. Detroit 6.2B-Gamble. Bobby Nichols 71- 66-137 Lee Burke Luzinsk dh 4000 Singletndh 32 10 IP H RERBBSO 7. han I. la t 4.NrUn fi IrtaatJkrl^i Hmta Jealous of her dazzling career, the man she was sup insists she doesn't dissipate it. Deanie Wood 4245-77 S*UH SM FimIi Inwi Intniw Rik Massengalc 60^-137 3048-77 Baines rf 4 0 10 SakaU pr 0 0 0 0 New York IM Ii posed to marry years ago. She was bom in New York’s ghetto, 102nd street, a Curtis Sifford 72- 6f^-137 Elaine Hand Lemon cf 3 10 0 Murray lb 3 0 0 0 May(L44) 761110 iriKto * girl of 8 or 9 who would take a bus, any bus, and ride to Douglas Dalzlcl 60^-137 Debbie Raso 3048-77 Bemzrd2b 13 10 Lownstn If 2 0 0 0 Reuschel • 1 2 0 0 0 0 f i ^ At the sound of his name, Tyson snaps to attention Stanton Altgelt 6048-137 Alice Ritzman 3040-78 Morrisn 3b 8 1 2 2 Roenick If 2 0 10 Detroit . and. Just as impulsively as she hugged, she tells the the last stop just to see what the world was like beyond Dale Lundquist]qui 3040-78 LMMckviz m i l iw ii LfarrlaUnii Woody Bla<^burn 7047- 137 Almon ss 40 11 DeClncsSb 40 12 Wilcox (W7-f.)^ 82-3 3 0 2 4 U.0hm U H 8i story of her weekend, the real reason for the delaved in the slums. “Once, during my explorations,” Tyson is Mike McCullough 6840-137 Jeannette KerrKei 3642- 78 Graham c 2 0 10 Saucier (S8) 18 0 0 0 0 ifM H bm i O m t a U n Sklk Lori Garbaez 3741- 78 Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 S. ma-2mn'6. , L W U M rtf S. Fw tM h h irti ilr ta M b p a terview and place Miles Davis now holds in her heart. saying, “I wandered into some department store, Chip Beck 71- 67-138 3840-78 T-2:07. A-23.30f. Mike Gove 6B40-138 Thercse Hession Dauer2b 3 00 0 l.larqMirtann ilbvrMilucina t jNt-lHilv 4.8wcV»i Kim T. lwaranlarkni LCmMUwi “Actually, I was married once,” she says, backing somewhere. And there was a man playing an organ. And Cindy Kessler 3040-78 Belangr ss 3 0 0 0 $8$9iw *p i Saks . larqala- Tom Jenkins 6040-138 3543-78 upi08-l4-8110:18ped IC moUMi into the subject of Miles Davis. "I lost my husband to a long, white staircase going up, up. And there was all David Thorc 7D4B-138 Catherine Duggan Crowly ph 0 0 0 0 tfm ta-kam IhM artam Cafaacarta Vicki Singleton . 3840-78 Ripken pr 0000 Tommy Aaron 7048-138 3040-78 PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK TIM Saks Olarrtta . cancer. He was very young, I was very young. I don’t these little Caucasian girls in organdy dresses and Mary Greg Powers 6040-138 June Staton Totals 31 5 8 r. Totals 34 3 5 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi Carol Mann 3040-79 LC8Ma-Zim t li*r— li| ii Cibaeiiti want to talk about this death. A painful death. Miles? Jane shoes. And there I was, a black, the only black sit Dana Quigley 66- 73-138 Chicago (KB 000 001-fi Roselb 4 22 1 Wilson cf 4121 3 .IM ir a 1. liivki.CvI,nn I«amUI-laMs Chris Johnson 4040-79 Baltimore 100101 000-3 ilrpiFtibawti ting on the floor, listening to that man play the organ.” Buddy Gardner 68- 70-138 4140- 80 Unser lb 0 0 0 0 Taveras ss 4 0 0 0 X nVnaUilllMM LOmaiMa Yes, Miles will tell you to this day that if I married him I Jeff Mitchell 67- 71-138 Mary Bea Porter E>"Bemazard, Almon, Morrison2. DP McBride rf 4 0 0 0 Yongbld if 2 0 11 would not be where I am now, career-wise. I was deeply 'Tyson began to dream, the dream becoming a dull Skeeter Heath 7246- 138Marilynn Smith 3743-60 —Baltimore 1. LOB—Chicago 5. Bal Proly p 1 0 0 0 Mazzilti If 10 0 0 T. ltonlaUdiaiii L krana 7aliw IM i i r u l iif iu Tommy Valentine 7048- Carla 188 Glasgow 4141- 42 timore 8. 2B—DeCinces, Baines, Sin Schmidt3b 32 12Kingmnlb 4111 SWi ln»lirtrai I lakri^Cirimi*laFi h Mnn-lnil,' tltmriukH involved with him. For a long time. Yes, four years. For ache in the mornings, when her mother would go to the Barbara Riedl 3846-44 gleton. HR—Morrison (5). SB—LeFlore. t i t taaiA nlM Chi Chi Rodriquez 68- 70-138 WD Vukveh 3b 0 0 0 0 Valentin rf 3 0 0 0 3. 6iiia81arza8ipa two years, I gave up my career. I wanted to prove to neighborhood grocer to buy bruised truits at greatly Jim Dent 68-71-130 Bonnie Lauer Bumbry. S—Morrison. Matthwslf 4220 Brooks3b 4 110 Faartlc Mindy Moore WD IP H RERBBSO 4. Iftw a Qmqi Cartiraai him that he was more Important to me than my work. In reduced prices, fmlt a few hours away from disposal. Don Bies 7040-130 Morelnd c 4 12 5 Steams c 4 111 L M n t t t m t fdtiWfla 5. l i i i f * i i t i k a H N M s Tom Shaw 60-70-130 Jo Ann Washam WD Chicago Maddox cf 4 00 0 Flynn2b 3 0 00 the end, he felt that he stood in my way. He said he was “It was rotten frait,” Tyson is saying. “My mama cut WD-withdrew lUkiditoa iinplartkwii I I Doug Ford .7040-139 Dotson Saturday TV ■■i Saturday Daytime TV Larry uiwille and Joan Prathsr 13*0 (60 < I l M guest star as a pair of departmern _ i*TaMa*AMaatfrom (EiMa«la-(lliriitry)**W 'VataOf Loadan (D Y6 IH AAdyk3 Ni*Bt*l CD f u * Jaan Watwoth Fraaanta store clerks who have admired 34MM Qanoa' Tha Romaonolla taka you raManahv*' 1333ChrIt togItarLaa. rtpaJ 'CMoago'the rook and roi-blg band S t^A m o rtewiGlyt* atap by atop through tha raoipaa for NIgal Qraaii. In 1335, u | each other from across their ilprTrpk amparorlt(aateoaaga^ a w o rld .(8 aounda ol avpargroup Chloage, 9:48 ( D l SapalaoolplaaW. U ngulnaal panto kioonoart.(BOmlna.) counters for years but have failed _ | CD Nmt li p Npvpp andMaoadoAla. tTkErRegara ToK* To ForanU N * M to express themselves until her 11:SS Bummar Fro Baakalball 8:84 ■ Ryon'oHoa* r CalMomit Laagua Oama 3 AKoul BuFarhoroOa Mr. Rogara I Beany I f Bhew talhe r-w ho owns the store— • I^MokoADod (1) ralltm P o rLM iit (DCD mnwitoim » I BporlaCantar S CWMrtn*»Ooip1Hoyr. Damala ratponda to paranta who art allows her to enter a horse In a race 3:33 ■ B D o e lo m 11:30 ooneamad wHh how ihalr ohildran I AmarfeanTOFlO JhaBokker _ 13*0 W tm >torto peifM«nch»rtf CWy (BWH m IH iii— ■■OyWMt upw I Wawo-WaoBiar Bporta dlHaranllat* balwoan roallty and against his arch enemy In "The Tadgy* Woman (D f y i yt NottlAOhM FOTMt CeeediiSliew Baaoma BIraat ! T enl3h1,Mai|iLuMtllHBIaiaa * lantaay and with Inntr faara O News-Weether^FOfte S t i S WottiKomWieow 3:30 Also Rans," an episode of A B O TV s 3 * 0 ^ 1*0 youngMara harbor about monatart kOddCoHid* (1)03*61 And Ma. 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Mo*., Top Rank Iko.) Boxtag 'Swk* (I ) •M tOf Barno Altar laarning aboat har ilanoaa'a Of On*'' 1B7B Chunk Norria, Faldman ) ^^gpmimdty Cplmidm Toom’ (W ED.), 'Doorgopoeolr’ S AgraAgroRiky And Compony IRaMB>(116inlna') Lautrec. (CkMed /A- THE HERALD. Sat., AuK. 15, 1981-17 16 - THE HERALD. Sal.. Aug. 15, 1961 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Dear Abby LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL N O Tia LEGAL NOTICE CHURCH AND SCHOOL ELECTRIC SERVia RATE 23 RATE 62 Whi»egoiitprtieiidydelivet»doiidiiielei»daliiiondienonelocdllooindieiomeboildHig,dietevr*be bndergraund: , Abigail Van Buren THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT ANp POW n COMPANY o charge of $6.20 per menifi for eoch odAHonal deSvory end motoring lecodoo. MONTHLY RATE: MONTHLY RATE: NoHe» ii li« » b r pi*«i Itw* 1) » CoBOKltai* Itftf and 6iw « Componr t ) TH E H ERALD , Sat., Aug. IS, 1981 — 19 FBANUTS Ch>rl< 9 M. SchuU IB - THE HERXLD, Sat., Aug. 15, 1»>1 IT LOOKS LIKE THE EVERVONE IS LE A V IN 6 I KNEW ^Birthday TRACK MEET IS OVER... THE COLISEUM... IT! ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle T T u a B a c i D U U Q I Religious 1 Tiny |B| 1 E V □ ■ □ □ a B D O Religious Services Aweuef 16,1981 2 Makes sleep Id poem R lT D E n n w G i a D O D P Tablets 6 Volume units noise (DCinoa^ra TsiHS •dvatrtaoB of thosB bits ot □ D □ d u soerol or o isw fM information II Enlist 3 Made of silver □ □ d o rnrnrj aiaaQ that wHI com e your way In the 13 Bartizan 4 Journal Howard L Loce, pastor. 0 a.m.. 6 Young Ipdy FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 worship sarvlca and nurasry for yoar sfiaad. wiso usage on 14 Sscuring pin 5 T d Andover Lake St. Rev. James Ballaenv, your part could aid you materl- 16 Motor (Fr.,abbr.| -j> Id A R a m d children 5 yeara old or younger. FI ffi pastor. 0:30 a.m.. Sunday sctv jt; SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. alfy or provide another flow of M i:\ 16 Cbolar 6 Feeble |a D A □ d 1 FIRST CONQREQATIONAL 10:30 a.m., worship aarvica. 7 CBih. 7 Work unit 1 Os 3 in CHURCH of Andovor. UCC, CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rav. 17 Litsrary Iv OrvToi □ shed light p.m., evening service. UK) (M * a-Aug. n ) No one 8 Cower □ d d R o 3 T| composition Ro o m 8 at Long HHI Road. Rav. . Dr. Jamas 0. MacLauohlln,. IT H CHURCH OF THE pastor. 10 a.m. worship aervloa will bo abla to push you into PRISCILLA'S POP — Ed Sullivan 19 Compass 6 Canine horne E U 1 T o d E A Richard H. Taylor, paator. 10 a.m. ASSUMPTION. Adams Straet at any Involvomonts with thorn 0 E “tI a n d church school; 11 a.m. point 10 Riding horse E T R 0 V o l a worthip larvica with nvrw y Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. unlaas you Drat know ad the Hi, M I K C ^ rts kind of tricky o available during aarvloe', coffee fellowship hour. • I always enJoy my to visit with 20 Voluntesr 12 In cate thst E A 8 ejd i n li Pepin, pastor.'Saturday msssas CENTER CONGREOAHONAL ramifications. You'ra wiso to r v isits with Mike . state (sbbr.) hour following service. at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday a greyhound.'' 13 Four CHURCH. 11 Center Straet Rev., And out whoro you'N aland. 22 Small bird 18 Hold session 34 Reverential re- 43 Folkways massea at 7:30, 0, 10:30 and Romanco, traval, * luck, Newall H. Curtis Jr„ aanlor, 23 Ancient 21 Shoves gard 45 Actress on Bible Bolton 11:45 a.m. Rav. .Chat Copeland, raaouroao, potalblo pntaHs and 35 Heavenly CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST pastor; q ’ 24 Astonish 23 Guise Louise caroar lor tho coming months body CHURCH OF 8T. MAURICE. 32 OFF LATTER-DAY SAINTS,SAINTS. WoodWood- associate pastor. Rev. C l ^ o o . 9ro a ll diacussad In your A alro- 26 Christmas 25 Members of 46 Christmas Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford tide Street and Hllittown Road. ilmVaon.'p4»tof emeritus. 10 Qraph which begins with your trimming convent 37 Lifted ROME (UPI) — TableU which look like loaves of a.m. United arvlcee with Second 49 Astronaut's Curtin, pastor. Saturday masa at Wandal K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 birthday. MaH $1 lor aswn to V v 28 Two 27 One-billionth 38 Solar system overbaked bread have revolutionized man's knowledge 5 p!m.; Sunday masses al 7:30, Congregational Church, 385 N, 30 Graphic ferry a.m., Prlaathood and Relief Aatro-Giaph, Box 489, Radio (prefix) model of the ancient Near East and contain a message that is 0:15 and If a.m. Society; 11:15 am .. Sacrament Main St. , City Station, N.Y. 10016. Bo layout 29 Limitless 51 New Deal BOLTON UNITED METHODIST shading new and controversial light on the origins of Meeting. sura to apodfy birth data. 31 Gross 33 Sensed with 39 Cotton fabric CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpika. South Windsor y project (abbr.) SALVATION ARMY, 061 Main VMMO (Aag. SB^apt H) National tongue 4 1 Negatives the Bible. Rev. Marlorle Hllee, pastor. 0:30 St. Capl. and Mrs. Arthur Product WAPPING COMMUNITY Whan doaHnp with othars on a 10 The 4,500-year-old clay tablets recount day-to-day ac a.m., church school; 11 a.m., Carlton, corps offloara. 0:30 am., (abbr.) 1 2 3 4 5 b* / 8 9 CHURCH, 1790 EIHngton Road, ona-to-ono baala you havo a tivities of the lost kingdom of Ebla, a previously un worship sarvloe. nursery. Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., toMranoo for them most people ^ 32 Compass ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Rav. Harold W. Rlchardton,. ^vU.. ilr. 12 13 known civilization that flourished in an area of northern hollnaea maatino; 6 p.m., open- wouMn'I. Your klndnOas will point 11 CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. air meeting: 7 p.m., talvatlon mlnlater. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., camont lasting bonds. CM8t>y«MA.iw,TMWiStU-Plkli1MOW Syria archaeoiogists once believed had been barren John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. worship service and church, 33 Arguments 14 15 meeting. UBIU (Bapl. ai-«ct. 86) 36 Eight (Sp.| plains from time immemorial. Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. UNITED PENTECOSTAL school. C mRTAIN SASY — Crooka A Lavrranca 19 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Today, you nsad to catch up on ' 39 Thailand’s 16 n 18 More important, perhaps, the tablets yield what some Nursery program end coffee CHURCH. 187 Woodbrldga St. all tha Nttia things you'vs boon ■ fellowship. CHURCH. 673 Ellington Road.- SHRINK HER I neighbor scholars term "sensational" evidence that much ot the Rev. Marvin Stuart, mlnlater. 10 wanting to accomplish. A more THERE, r O0THERIJJ CAN'T I HOPE you 20 22 BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL a.m.. Sunday school: 11 a.m„ Rev. Carl J. Shefer, pastor. Satur SHB lal WN ANY I M K e IT T O 40 Convent ■ E l ianguage and cultural tradition of the Old Testament CHURCH. Bolton Center Road. day matses al 4 "and 8:30 p.m.; quM day, spant productively, worthip; 6:30 p.m., prayer: 7 wHIgIvoyauaMt. THE IONIZER inmate 24 z. 27 had Its roots in the Ebiaite civiiization that thrived 1,600 Rev. J. Stanton Conover, p.m., worship. Sunday masses at 7:30,9:30 and 42 School 1 •COHnO (OoL 94-Nov. 28) 29 L 30 years before the solemn words “ In the beginning God minister; 0:30 s.m., worship ser PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 11 a.m. Your hitanea and obvious con- semester 28 vice. (nursery provided) Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, ST. MARGARET MARY: 44 Doctrine 1 created the heavens and the earth” w ere written. CHURCH. Rev. John J.:Quinn, cam lor tha wall-being and 31 paator. 10:30 a'.m., worthip ser comfort of thoaa with whom 45 Join securely An Italian archaeological team led by Rome Univer vice, nursery; 0:15 a.m„ Sunday pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, 1 Coventry you share your day captivates 47 To en d ------33 34 37 38 sity’s Paoio Matthiae discovered the tablets in 1975 school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. aaaistant pastor. Saturday maaa 48 Former Soviet at 5 p.m.; Sunday massea at 8:30,' them and m akes you loved. ■ after 13 years of digging near a sandy hill known as Tel COVENTRY PRESBYTERiAN ST. JOHN'S POLISH leader 39 to TT 43 10 and 11:30 a.m. SAOITTAMIUS (Nm. 26-Ooe. Mardikh 30 miles southwest of Aleppo. They were CHURCH. Rout# 44-A #nd Trow- NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. 50 Walk ■ ■ hL ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL- 21) Although many other things 4 6 ^ H bridg# Road, Rev. Brad Evana. 23 Golway St. Rav. Waltar A. may via for your attention uncertainly 44 scattered among the ruins of a palace burned to the paator. Sunday, 0:30 a.rp. Hysiko. pastor. 9 am ., mass In CHURCH, Sand Hill Hoad. Rev. ■ Bruce Jacques, pastor: Rev. today, your only Interests will % 52 Inscription 49 SO 51 ground by Akkadian invaders in the 23rd century B.C. worthip; 10:45 a.m. Sunday English; 10:30 a.m., mass In 48 cantor around your home and Most of the tablets, written in cuneiform, chronicle school; 7 p.m. Bible study and English and Potlah. Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to. 53 Inclement r the pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commu fam ily and their needs. 54 Swelling 52 53 the political and administrative activities of Ebla. They fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S prayer meeting. CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn nion; 10 a.m.; family service and_ CAMICOMN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) 55 Female's describe' an empire that traded with distant lands like 55 PRINCE OF PEACE pike. Rav. Martin J. Scholtky, Sunday school. You are both Introspective and Ells'll 54 IS modern Maiaysia and Sri Lanka and whose LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 paator. Saturday m ast at 5 p.m.; AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN curious today, soaking answers sophisticated political structure rivaled that of Its and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Sunday massea at 8:30, 10 and REFORMED CHURCH, Rev. Bert' or viswpoints to help you be ALLEY OOP — Dava Qraua Wllkens. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday 11:30 a.m. Van Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., tho parson you'd like to be. It OUR BOARDING HOUSE neighbors in Mesopotamia and Egypt. Sunday school: 11 a.m. and 7^ w ill be tim e w all spent. SORRY, ALEX! THE school; 10:15 a.m.. worthip ser ST. JA M E S CHURCH. Rev. I'M u e a ,vi n s , a l « . ' a Ironicaliy, when the Akkadians sacked Ebla and killed p.m., worship service, nursery at’ ACHIARMS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) PICTURE W ILL ULiCT vice. William F. Carroll, Rav. Francis V. FRIEND O F M IN E 'S IN HAVE I D WATT.' I ' H E '6 many of its 260,000 citizens, the fires they set baked the ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route KrukowskI, Rev. Robert A. both services. H io s s you ancounter today Will LlW,yA6,THE PTOBLEM 1$ t e r r i b l e T R O U B L E ! BEBlAaCIN A BABBUiN’ Hcrw tablets to a ceramic hardness and ensured their survival 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; O’Grady, team ministry; Rev. MESSIAH EVANGELICAL axparlonoa tha depth of your (SREATER THAN I W UdHT! LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin genaroslty. You may not have FEW O A V S ! th a n ABOUT. for modern scholars. Rev. John L. Suprenant, Edward J. Reardon, In residence. A MAN (JF MY t a l e n t s associate pastor. Saturday Saturday mattaa at 3 and 7:30 Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rav. much to give, but what you EVER.' I'lA ADD IN Since their discovery, the tabiets have fascinated CAN EASILV PE$I6N A masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday p.m.: Sunday masses af 7:30. 9 Ronald Mueljel, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. offer win be given graciously. COinAlNER tC HDLP PREDICTIN’ S A W P U 6 T scholars by mentioning people and place names that are masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 and 10:30 a.m., noon. worship service; 10:30 a.m.. Sun PWCIS (Pab. 204l*eh 20) , The HAMBUR3ER THAT THE TO THE linguistically similar to those later found in Genesis and a.m. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 day school. Y ou'ra a far batter take-charge H A M B U R G SECOND CONGREGATIONAL OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN parson today than you gl^ T06ETHER! BUT CBEAT.$KID the New Testament Gospel of John. Main SI. Rav. Philip A. Sheridan ? CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev. CHURCH, (Missouri Synod) 239 yoursalf credit for. Even If you WHAT HAPPENE. ’ I S O N One describes a man named “ a-da-mu,” or Adam, and Rev. Emilio P. Padslll, co- Robert K. Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 pastors. Saturday massea at 5 Graham Road. 9 a.m., Sunday don't seek It, you'll find others WHEN lT'6 AT who was governor of one of Ebla’s provinces. Another a.m.. Education for all ages: 11 and 7:30 p.m: Sunday masses at school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. looking to you for leadership. R E M C V e ^ l a s t .' tablet containing commercial records mentions a a.m.. worship service. 7:30, 9. 10:30 and noon. AM S (Na^ 21-AprN 19) woman named "Awa,” which Hebrew scholars say JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 Vernon You may not ba able to act East Hartford Tolland Turnpika. 9:30 a.m., Bible today Ilka tha blltha spirit you strongly resembles the biblical name for Eve, diacourae: 10:20 a.m., group dis ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 normally are, either because of "hawwah.” FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD. cussion. Wsst St.. Rockville. Saturday soma restrletiva conditions or a "These kinds of simiiarities make the Ebla tablets 763 Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley. ZION EVANGELICAL massaa at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday withdrawal attitude on your potentially more significant than the Rosetta Stone,” pastor. 10 a.m., church school; 11 LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri masses at 6:30 (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a.m. said Jacob Gruber, professor of archaeology at Temple a.m., morning worship; 7 p.m., ' Synod), Cooper and High streets. ^a Iu IIUB (ApM 294lay 29) evening service. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST M ore aubdued com panions wHi I PONT CAP# WHAT University in Phiiadeiphia, Pa. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of a.m.. Divine worthip. Holy Com CHURCH. 69 Union SI. Rev. appeal to you today. You're not L E A K flk w F ' The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1801 on Egypt’s Assumption Church East Hartford (Southern Baptist munion the first aruf third Sunday Robert L. LaCounle, pastor. 9 In tha mood to tolerate friends ^ -YDUP 5C lfiN T « 5TJ Mediterranean coast, furnished the key to deciphering Convention). 36 Main St. Rev. of each month. a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m., who are a bit on the loud or Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall Sunday school: 7 p.m., evening Egyptian hierogiyphics. dom ineering side. ^ J A Y — t h a t t h i n g s The tall, white pillars of the portico ot Assumption Church, 285 W. and 7 p.m.. 'w orship services, and Vernon streets. Eugene service. O H M M (M ay 21-Ju n a 20) f t "The rather striking iinguistic similarities make the nursery: 9:45 a.m.. Sunday Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. SACRED HEART CHURCH, There'S ainple room at tha top tablets quite controversiai and a iittle unpleasant for the Center St., welcome parishioners Inside. (Herald photo by Pinto) school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. Sunday aervlcaa: 9 a.m. Bible .Route 30. Rav. Ralph Kelley, fo r you today, but tha only way W>lek NBVtp # 6 T Syrians who supervise the Italian team at the Ebia FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH classes: 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. to r e ^ It Is to d lm b that lad (Lutheran Church In America). worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday OFF TH B ©r o u n d . site,” said the Rev. Mitcheii Dahood, an American der slowly and unobtrusivaly. 1120 Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. ble study. Nursery provided lor all massea at 7:30,9,10:30.a.m. and. Eagamass makes you stumUa. "VJ^ASn't th a t BEEN TRIEP ALREADY? Roman Catholic priest who is dean of ancient Eastern Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun servicea. t noon. cTuieni (June 2 1 ^ 22) W • CtS9t>r«W* "4 TMAeg U9 FW 4TMOSI O studies at Rom e’s Pontificai Biblical Institute. Evangelization celebration day School; 10:30 a.m. coffee FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Taka all tha time you need “ The real Syrian nightmare created by the tablets is hour; 11 a.m. worship. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main SI. 10:30 CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Robert when dwelling on Important ■j’rtA vfi 8-15 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE — Larry Wriglil H. Wellner, rector. 8 a.m., com that if the conservative Jews in Israel learn the im FIRST CONGREGATIONAL a.m., church aervice, Sunday Issuas today. Maka up your CHURCH. 87 Main St. Rev. school, and care lor small munion; 10 a.m., family aervice plications of these tablets, namely that the patriarchs mind only whan good and HARTFORD - The third annual celebration headquarters, 41 John St., William E. Flynn, minister. 10 children. and church school. ready. The aura, but slow, came from this Syrian region, they will say: ‘ Aha, that National Catholic Lay celebration of Waterbury 06708. Scholarship funds are a.m., worship service, church COMMUNITY BAPTIST VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF method works tor you. CHURCH. 585 E. Center SI. Rev. GOD CHURCH, 51 Old Jomio THE SORM LOSEP — Art Sanaom is Holy Land: it belongs to us,” ’ Dahood said. Evangelization is scheduted Aug. 21, 22, available to those who have limited school, child care; 11 a.m.. coffee (NCWSPAPen SNTEKPNSa ASSN.) hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Road, Rockvilla. Rev. MIchelIno Several tablets mention an evil serpent, “ na-ash ba-ri- and 23 at the Hartford Civic Center and 0UTIJO ST funds if they apply.promptly. youth fellowship, a.m.. Church school lor all ages, Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 I p R ^ y um” in Ebiaite, which corresponds closeiy to the Coliseum. FAITH TABERNACLE kindergarten through Grade 4 p.m., worship services. Hebrew words for evil serpent, "nahash bariah,” found Many people from all over the East CHURCH. 1635 Forbes St. Rev. continuing during the service: VERNON UNITED METHODIST PDRHIM in the third chapter of Genesis. Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Coast of the United States and Canada Marjorie HIlea, pastor. 9:15 a.m. jXUSTAJJruV.J “ One begins to understand why of all the animals-the Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship nursery provided. 4&m are expected to attend. Discussions will Papal thanks service; 7 p.m.. evangelistic ser CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, church school: 9:15 a.m., worship, serpent was chosen to tempt Eve," Dahood said. “ The cover a whole spectrum of viewpoints vice. Nursery at all services. 236 Main 8L Rev.-Neale McLain, sarvlca, nursery. • NORTH S-1541 CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD,; AWD IWTD Biblicai writer was aware of an earlier cultural tradi and ideas say organizers, adding that sent to diocese BURNSIDE UNITED senior pastor; Rev. George Em- O A J I I I U tion associating reptiies with evil.” METHODIST CHURCH. 16 mlll, minister of visitation and Rockville. Rev. John J, W hite,. Y 2 AiJcfmaR. more than 125 workshops are scheduled Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and • ♦ AJ64 in all areas of evangelization. Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship school: 10:45 a.m., worship. 7 p.m.; Sunday maasea al 8:00,101 ♦ 53 All bishops on the East coast have been NORWICH — Parishioners in churches service, child care provided for children's church and nursery; X. and 11:30 a.m. w e s t ' e a s t invited to attend the three days of in the Norwich Diocese, which includes Infants through age 5. 9:15 a.m. p.m.. evening service, nursery. ROCKVILLE UNITED* CALVARY CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH, 142. ♦ 43 ♦KQ72 workshops, talks, prayer, music and the Town of Coventry, have received a church school for all ages In cluding adult class. 6 p.m Junior (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thomp- • WI4 Y66 |6|Lj9I South United events TM na»U AM .6 TM0a entertainment. The public has- been in message of thanks from Pope John Paul son, paator. 10:45 a.m., worship | High and Senior High dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. ♦ KQ1098 9753 C«M 9tlMAI vited to attend. A Celebration Concert for the prayers and masses they offered Fellowships. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., ♦ A973 ♦10864 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL- A Holy Communion Service wili be heid Sunday at 8 will be held Saturday night. after the pope’s attemped assassination. WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sunday school: 10:30 a.m:, ser CHURCH Of Vernon, 695 Hartford | SOUTH WINTHROP — Dick Cavalll a.m. at South United -Methodist Church. A regular The message of thanks came in a letter (United Methodist Church), 110 vice of worship: 6:30 p.m., In addition, there will be a “ Youth Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon evening service. Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey,- ♦ 6 worship ser.yice and nursery care is scheduied at 10 a.m. from the Vatican to The Most Rev. WAKQJlOf,?! T Evangelizing Youth,” program in the Gate, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. worship CONCORDIA LUTHERAN minister. Rev. David C. Bowling,; w h a t m a k e s a t i n y a n t TRUE NO... and a praise and teaching service at 7:30 p.m. Daniel. P. Reilly, bishop of Norwich. CHURCH. (LCA), 40 PHkIn St. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.,, ♦ 2 Civic Center. A hundred exhibitors and service, child care. t r y TO M CVE A BtDgc s T U P i o n v . Other events scheduted fo the coming week are: artisans are expected to display their Bishop R eilly sent a telegram to the TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. Burton D. Strand, paator; Church school, crib room, child ^ K Q J Rev. David B. Stacy, associate care; 10 a.m„ Worship service. ; \00 TIMES ITSSiZS? Monday — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Chiidren’s Corner works in the assembly Hall. Vatican following the attempted meeting In Slye Elementary School, Kingston Drive. Rev. BIm pastor. 9 a.m. Holy Communion, F U L L GOSPEL, Voliwrable: East-West T Workshop at 342 Lake St., Vernon. Those planning to attend should assassination on May 13. The telegram INTERDENOMINATIONAL Dealer North o Rowley, pastor. 10 a.m. Bible nursery care provided. <0 Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., The Women’s P rayer and Study said, “ Bishop, priests, religious laity of CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave.,, register with their own parish or .with classes; 11 a.m. worship service; UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST West Nsflh East Smilk Group at 1208 Main St. the Diocese of Norwich offer masses, 7 p.m.. Evening service. Nursery SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders. > minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m.,; ! ♦ Pass sw Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. The Adult Study and Sharing prayers and heartfelt wishes for your provided (or all services. St: Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. deliverance aervice; Wednesday,, Pass Pass ^ Group at 224 Indian Hill Trail, Glastonbury. s p e ^ y recovery and renew love and Glastonbury TRINITY COVENANT 7:30 p.m.. dallverance service.' Pass 6# Pass 6W Friday — Noon to 5 p.m.. The Red Cross Bloodmobiie loyalty to the Holy Father. Viva il CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH,; Pass Pass Pass wiil be at the church. Papa.” ST. DUN8TAN 3 CHURCH. Rev. Norman E. Swenaan, paator: Route 30. Rav. Thomas N. Collay,. Milton Nllson. assistant pastor. 8 pastor. 9 a.m. worship service. Outreach event Pope John Paul responded with his Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R. m : and 10 a.^ . worship services. TALCOTTVILLE Opening lead;9K B..GS BUNNY — Heimdahl 8i Stoffel own promise of prayers and sent his Bannon. pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m., Sunday masses at 6. Nursery UK Infants and program CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH,- Apostolic blessing to the whole diocese. Teacher orientation A new took at Christian outreach will 9:30 and 11 a.(n. for children ages 2 to 5. Coffae Main Street and Elm Hill Road,, AMD NOW TO PINISHN CAWWOTOlTOF> be presented at a Harvesting Workshop and fsttawshlp at 9:15 a.m. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor., 10:30 a.m. Worship service. LEVY’S LAW — Jamca Bciiumeiatar Monday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Trinity SZr^ RY'S EPISCOPAL MY ACT, I'LL FULL A - A H A T... NORWICH — An orientation meeting for new Hebron CHURCH\ Park and Church Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. By OswaM Jacoby O U e COLOR- 6 0 UNLESS EACIH BEENPLA/INO . teachers in Catholic schools in the Diocese of Norwich ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL streeia^BSav. Stephan K. Jacob iaJAIaaSaatag . N O N O V E R r • BACE INVADERS* The Harvesting Workshop presents son. rector: Rev. Alan J. b a d a r s h o w s isDEsreoyED b y 6 will be held Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in St. Patrick CHURCH, Rout# 85. R#v. William TO B U PFO B* o n i h e r a d a r simple ways of spreading the Gospel to Baptismal service Broadhead, assistant to the rec s h o w e r s TO . PHOTON lORPEPOESy Cathedral auditorium, Broadway. Parsing, rector. 10 a.m., Worship . We are continually asked T H E W E A I H ^ - A A t(,B U D ? ITS non-believers, church officials said. service. tor. 7:30 a m. and 10 a.m. Holy BIBLE THE EAST ANP n> T A K E M V 6 A principal’s day of prayer, for school principals in The Globe Hollow swimming pool on Eucharist. Holy communion If yon are allowed to lie UMBEELLATD , lO N E LV The workshop was just introduced GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL ANAM^hNCt*'' the diocese's Catholic schools, will take place Aug. 27 Spring Street will be the scene of a bap CHURCH, Habron. Rav. David G. Wadneedaya al 10 a.m, SPEAKS when you respond to WOBR TOMoeeow. IN THE nationally at the American Festival of SOUTH UNITED METHODIST partner’s Blackwood four no WEATHER from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Edmundite Apostolate tismal service Sunday at 6 p.m., con Runnion-Baralord, pastor. 10:30 By ------NSTAR B A CK . I D Evangelism in Kansas City and has been a.m., Worthip service, nursery; CHURCH, 1126 Main 81. Rev. Dr. ROOM, and Conference Center, Enders Island, Mystic. ducted by the Church of the Nazarene, bump. d s m s E R S VOUCMI/E. endorsed by church leaders, said the of 9:15 a.m.. Church school oltataa. George W. Webb. Rav. Uuranca . The answer Is thst you PAVE. Manchester. 1H. Hill. 10 a.m. Worship service. ficials. 7:30 p.m.. Praise and teaching rlrii your Parmer’s dlsple^ Baptism by immefsion if the favored Manchester ure, but t w e is nothing In The “how to do it” meetings will ^ option of the Church of the Nazarene, sarvlca. EMANUEL LUTHERAN the laws of bridge to prwent Nazarene events conducted by Walter Eleeker, founder GOSPEL HALL. Cenlsr Street although candidates may choose the CHURCH. Church and Chestnut and director of Harvesting Aids, a dis- 10 a.m., breaking bread: 11:45 S n from making any legal mode of baptism,.they prefer, according atresia. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, The following events are scheduled next week at the a m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m.. 1 yon wish to make. . cipling ministry based in Mt. Hermon, to the church officials. The rite doesn’t pastor: Rev. Michael R. Lohmann, The viaUUty of our social Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St.: gospel meeting. security system is Ihreatoieil * l ^ y ’s hand was sent to AND NOW ID FINISH DISAPPEAR. Calif. involve membership in the church, and is FULL GOSPEL associate pastor; Bryan Myers, Monday— 6:15 p.m., softball league; 7:30 p.m., CCS Intern; Rev, C. Henry Anderson, by a lack of actuarial lnteirl-|' ns by uw unfortunate West Local’ churches are invited to send INTERDENOMINATIONAL HHI MV ACT, I'LL... board meeting. open to all who “ have experienced a per pastor emeritus. 8d)0 and 9:30 ty. One proposed correcUva la N ora opened one spade. We SHORT representatives to Monday’s meeting. CHURCH, 745 Main SI. Rev. the discontinuance of Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Mid-week service and Teen Bi sonal relationship with Jesus Christ,” a.m. worship sarvtces. aren’t going to delve into the / j T a a a k e s There will be a nominal registration fee. Philip Saunders, mlnittar. 10:30 NORTH UNITED METHODIST minimum benefits to people merits o fliis Ugh card the officials said. a.m.. pralte. worship service and 10 BARS P I N O ' - ble Study. For more information call Trinity Cove CHURCH, 300 Parker SI. Rav. Dr. who never paid into the point opener except to sav Friday — 6:15 p.m., teen activities. The Rev. Neale McLain will officiate Bible study: 7 p.m., dellvarance system. A 1972 rulln| nant Church, 649-2855, between 9 a.m. that we have seen mudi Saturday — 8 a.m., men’s prayer tim e and breakfast. at the baptism assisted by the Rev. service. extended this coverage to and noon. members of religious orders. w om bldf. George Emmitt. The regular 7 p.m. ser ' Sooth responded three vice at the church will not be held. For Benefits paid these racipients, due to their vows hearts. N o ra bid three United worship set Sunday more Information call 646-8599. of poverty, go to the order. apeilee and A recent nawstory painted t&M^ with a Blackwood r ' Center Congregational Church and Second FocMs/Food on Wednesday a dismal picture-If these four no trump North went Emanuel schedule funds are cut off from the m Congregational Church will have a united worship ser order. With due retard for the into a long, loag hnddle and Menus, recipes and shopping Ups ^ featured in The finally WfitwdUmonds to i(Ci i99t 9, Wet>wr»ee in vice Sunday at 10 a.m. at Center Congregational Church, A worship service with communion Garden yields persona involved, U)e ques Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, every 'N 11 Center Street. w ill be held 8 a.m. Sunday at Emanuel tion of eonaitutionallly of show one ace. Wednesday. federal money being used to South l l f ^ out the rea- A coffee shop will foHow the service. Child care will Lutheran Church. The worship service, given to needy fund sectarian groups must ■OB for t h e W lU ^ and bW be provided. children’s chapel and nursery will be at HEBRON — The Gil ad baraiasd. the slam, which wheeled in FLETCHER'S LANPINOt C E LE B R IT Y C IPH ER 9:30 a.m. Just such mercenary oppor OH Mes I do! VOO CBlBtirtty ClpPw cryptogramB ara craatad from quotations by famous paopia. (M t Congregational Church will share U ” bacaaarNora did have one Gefc.UMNONA.THM’S NO. ifb-rRoe.. I and prassnt Each latiar in tha clp^ar stands tor snothar. Todsy'i ck f: D aquals C. Other events scheduled for the coming tunism by organised religion mora aoa than be had shown yields of members gardens with those iii M L A N ItT' LOOK.-- Concordia Lutheran week are: has conhclbalad In Its present Awt-’mT— “Trr" need, through the cooperation of the agatkw u u chool low level of confidence. A byUadiaitioiidrespo^ Monday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 9:30 V B S J C3HG|6.T The following events are scheduled for the coming Union Baptist Church in Hartford. church should care for its own Went wanted to “ “WON AQZJ NQCAX . Nl BIPRVZ a.m., historical committee meeting — (Gal. 5:10), out of compas Sonth’a aeUon was Justlfl^ gt Concordis Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St.. Church members w ill be collecting — Crafts time capsule; 7:30 p.m:, Long-range sion, self-ravaet, and regard Tha aaswer U a resouMilw Wednesday — 7 P-m., Holy Communion, mid-week fresh vegetables at the church on Route — Puppets EBII VZ R XBVAO, XIUKIBRYI, planning. . fortlHlaw,CburcbetateUes, ’’BO." U North had bid Ms service Intern Brian Meiers from Emanuel Lutheran 85 each Saturday until 3 p.m. At 3 p.m. jxdiUmd or economic, can Tuesday — 10 a.m., Old Guard leaves — Bible Stories fhm'dlainoiMls as if be were Church, Manchester, will be guest preacher and lead a the truck will leave for Hartford, where only undatmlne Um church's making a aonnal remoiM, OLIBKQKCARYIX UDBRPFAI EQB to go to ^ W erner’s cottage; 6:45 p.m., — Singing cradlhUity.’ discussion on "Baptism” foUowing the service. the food will be distributed through the 800th woold not have b U ^ Conway Diet Institute. Thursday -1 :3 0 p.m.. Golden Age Group will meet in parishioners and pastoral staff of the August 17-21 9:00 a.m.-12:15 Ba waa Jolt baiiig too FBIRX..’’ — XRLVX FBVZQAIO Thursday — 9 a.m., Prayer Group; Hartford church. There is no r^ w r brhto PREVIOUS 8 0 LUTION:"You know you’re getting old when the the church room. .... 11:15 a.m.. Care and visitation. Grades K-r-;8 Aug. 20-38. Senior Youth Group camping trip to This Saturday event will continue each r for what Sooth md cemdtes coat m ore than the cake." — B ob Hope Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics nCSim iU N (SMOI ()F scan week until October. The vegetables will '" l XQ.- Burlingame State Park. . . Anonymous, Emanuel Hill Chapter, will atop ^ y la g with Dim. be going primarily to the elderly and to 8-1 50 Aug 23-16 - Jiwior Vouth Group camping trip to meet in Luther Hall of the church at 60 643-8878 or 943- O iM (Nnrspsna BHinipanx ASSN.) children. BurUngame SUte Park. church St. i ' i.JL’iT ' ’ 2*1 - THE HERALD. Sat . Aug. 15. 1881 THE HERALD. Sat,, Aug, 15, 1981 - 21 Weddings BUSINESS / Classified Stock market slumps in sluggish trading NEW YORK (UPI) - posed to be slowing down, 420 shares compared with' trading that included a 146.000 shares at 12. The Gas followed, off Va to 38%. ’The stoick market, wrap was showing strength and 49,477,800 traded 'Thursday. block of 100,000 shares at company is involved in oil Gulf Oil of Canada was Investments ping up a dull- week, lost inlUilion was slowing The AmerlUhT Stock 67. The stock plunged 4% and gas development. third, off Va to 24%. ground Friday amid signs down. Exchange common stock points Thursday after the On the Amex, declines that interest rates would After the NYSE closed, index dropped 2.27 to 378.09 company said it could not topped advances 329-231 courtesy of Advest Inc. are as among the 756 issues Investment prices remain high even though the Federal Reserve and the price of a share explain the activity in the About collecting of 3 p.m. Friday. inflation was coming down. reported the nation’s basic shed 11 cents. The National stock recently. traded. Volume at that Change tim e totaled 6,200,000 -cW l Price Trading was sluggish. money supply soared |5.1 Association of Securities Texaco, which has been Friday this week Dealers’ NASDAQ index of in the spotlight most of the shares compared with 6,- The Dow Jones industrial billion in the latest week, Russ MacKendrick Advest Group. 11% up % indicating the Fed was not over-the-counter issues week, was the second most 330.000 traded Thursday. average, which lost 0.86 writes about stamps, coins Alex. & Alex. 31 up 1 likely to ease its restrictive lost 0.24 to 212.12. active issue, off % to 38%. Dome Petroleum was point Thursday, sur and almos anything collec Acmat 7%. dn % credit policies soon. On the trading floor. Ensource, which began the most active Amex rendered another 7.42 tible - in Collectors’ 38% dn % Composite volume of Cities Service, mentioned trading on the N YSE issue, off 1% to 16% in Aetna points to 936.93. For the Corner," every Tuesday in CBT Corp 20% dn 1 NYSE Issues listed on all as a takeover candidate, Thursday, was the third trading that included a week overall, the Dow lost T h e Herald’s Col. Bancorp 18% up Vs U.S. exchanges and over was the most active NYSE- most active issue, up % to block of 500,000 shares at 5.61 points. Focus/Leisure section. First Bancorp 28% dn 1 the counter totaled 47,882,- listed issue, up to 66% in 12% following a block of 16%. Hudson's Bay Oil & p . The New York Stock First Hart, (jorp Exchange index shed 0.53 Hart. National 25 dnl4ii to 77 and the price of an Hart. Steam Boil. 45% unch average share decreased IngersoU Rand 60% up % 23 cents. Declines topped J.C. Penney 30% dn 1% advances 919-538 among p . - r Lydall 10% up % the 1,867 issues traded at 4 Sage-Alien- 6% unch p.m. EDT. • >• 42% up 1 •Ll m - s i ^ Big Board volume Travelers ' 4548 up 1% totaled'42,580,000 shares Mrs. James Nathan Mrs. Kenneth L. Judson Mrs. Mark S. Gluhosky United Tech 52% up % compared with 42,460,000 Mrs. Douglas E. Brisco First CT. Bancorp 35% up 1% traded Thursday. Gold 8413.00 up 15.75 Investors were CLUES ACROSS: tormented by news that the 1. It’s thru* fMt. PRIZE CROSSWORD N O -I3 8 Z Brisco-Cowles Nathan-Frankel Judson-Hamilton Gluhosky-Philbrick economy, ^ i c h is sup 7. TiMrw’u no ploco fo r------in a aarlous fac RELEASE WEEKEND OF AuCr. IS-U.,1181 tual report. Elizabeth Ann Cowles of Manchester and Douglas Hedy Frankel of Ellington and James Nathan of East Carla Rae Hamilton of Vernon and Dr. Kenneth Sharon Lynn Phiibrick of Ellington and Mark Stephen 8. A c h ild ------caka on tha tablacloth Elarl Brisco of Hartford were married Aug. 8 at St. Hartford were'married July 12 at Temple Beth Sholom Lawrence Judson' of North Plainfield, N.J., were Gluhosky of Manchester were married Aug. 8 at St. would atand to ba corractad. Gabriel's Church in Windsor. In Manchester. ' married Aug. 8 at the First Congregational Church of James Church., Pratt 3 Whitney 9. An alagant woman may wall favor a oirnpla ono. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Andover. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. 10. Color of blood. Cowles of 255 KnolTwood Road. The bride^oom is the Frankel of Norwalk. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Phiibrick of Elllington. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. 14, Of paopla ganarally thara must ba quita a lot son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Brisco of East Lyme. and Mrs. Jerome Nathan of 159 Adelaide Road. Hamilton of Vernon. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. and hJrs. ^ an k P. Gluhosky of 77 Shallowbrook Lane. who don’t Ilka H. The Rev. Lawrence Bock of St. Gabriel’s Church Rabbi Leon Wind and Rabbi Richard Plavin per Muriel C. Judson of North Plainfield, N.J., and the late The Rev. Ftank Krukowski of St. James Church of 15. In a atora, a cuatomar wanting a ------may celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double formed the doiible-ring ceremony. David Almond of Thomas Judson. ficiated at the double-ring ceremony. Grace Jaworski of aaam to hava all day to apara. The Rev. Richard Taylor performed the double-ring Manchester was organist and soloist. ring ceremony. Manchester was organist. lands big order 18. Only a small proportion of young paopla------The bride was given in marriage by her parents. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride was given in marriage by her father. pop stars. Mrs. J. Mark Regan of Windsor was her sister's Florine Peck of Towaco, N.J., served as matron,of The bride was given in marriage by her father. Susan G. Phiibrick of Ellington was her sister’s maid matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. T. David honor. Bridesmaids were Diana Asvestas of Susan Desrosiers of Worcester, Mass., was nuiid of of honor. Bridesmaids were Deborah Cicbon, Deborah 21. DlnlnO fool- Cowles Jr. of Manchester, the bride's sister-in-law; Manchester, Carole Rubin of Norwalk and Louise honor. Bridesmaids were Margaret Bpott of Brooklyn Nivison and Qut>l Brigham, all of Ellington. Jennifer EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The Pratt Air Force, it was reported Friday. 22. A modarn girl doaan’t axpact har choica of hus- Miss Paula Brisco of East Lyme, the bridegroom’s Woollett of Rockville. Debbie Nathan of Longmeadow, and Suzanne Morin of Vernon, 'i Groot of Vernon was flower girl. & Whitney Aircraft Group has landed a Rep. Lawrence DeNardis, R-(^nn., in bantUo b a ------by har mothar. sister, and Mrs. John Vogler of Manchester. Mass., was flower girl. David Garaventa of Manchester served as best man. Matthew Gluhosky of Manchester was his brother’s |90 million order to provide engines for a terviewed by The New Haven Register 24. Parhaps spmathing of an anigma to an ordinary Anthony Posner of Norwalk was best man. Ushers Larry Nathan of Longmeadow, Mass., served as best Ushers were Curt Hamilton of Rockville and Richard best man. Ushers were Kenneth J. Phiibrick of new fleet of wlde-body jets ordered by a from Jerusalem, said he had learned of man. were T. David Cowles Jr. of Manchester, the bride’s man. Ushers were Steve Herman of Charlotte, N.C., Peck of Coventry. Ellington, the bride’s brother and James Gluhosky and M lM le Elastem airline, the company the agreement from the chairman of the 25. If apoctacular, apt to aaam vary Impraasiva to a brother; Albert Speziali of Hartford and Gregory Brisco Don McGill of Niantlc, David Nathan of Longmeadow, A reception was held at La Renaissance in East Wind Paul (Jluhosky, both of Manchester and brothers of the said Friday. Israeli Knesset’s Subcomittee on Arms paiwHi who can't avan swim. of East Lyme, the bridegroom’s brother. Mass., Brian Peck of Middlebury; and James Peck: of sor, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will bridegroom. Brad Emmelmann of Vernon was ring The United Technologies Corp. sub Procurement. A reception was held at The Colony in Talcottville, Spotswood, N.J. Geoffrey Peck and Michael Peck, both reside in Vernon. bearer. sidiary said Middle East Airlines DeNardis said the plan was in its after which the couple left for Nantucket, Mass. They of Towaco, N.J., were ring bearers. ■ Mrs. Judson will be attending the University of A reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, select^ a version of its fuel-efficient “very early stages," but involved a will reside in West Hartford. A reception was held at Temple Beth Sholom. The Connecticut in the fall: She is employed at Travelers In after which the couple left for Orlando, Fla. J’N D engines to power the five Airbus potential cost of 8 ^ million to 8300 CLUES DOWN: Mrs. Brisco is empioyed as an analyst at The Hartford couple will reside in Bolton. surance Co. Mrs. Gluhosky attends Manchester Community Industrie A310 jets it has on order. million for prototype engines and the 2. Inavltably, a man with a sharp wit can Insurance Group. Mrs. Nathan is employed as a teacher at Skinner Road Mr. Judson is owner of Animal Medical Clinic in College. She is employed at Walsh Management. The airline also has taken options for first few aircraft. ------paopla vary aflactivaly if diapoaad to I Mr. Brisco is a student at the University of Connec School in Vernon. Manchester. He is vice president of the Hartford County Gluhosky is employed at Kelly Fradet in Vernon. 14 more of the 200-passenger jets with DeNardis said he was told the agree do so. ticut Schooi of Law. (Nassiff photo) Mr. Nathan is owner of Uncle Jim’s Record Shop in Veterinary Association and vice president of the (Bird photo) deliveries of the first aircraft scheduled ment calls for Pratt & Whitney to 3. It you can’t trust yoursalf to ramombar It, you I Agree to accept the judges decision as final. develop a prototype engine based on its Glastonbury. (McKinney photo) Manchester Kiwanis Club. (Hamilton photo) for March 1984. Pratt & Whitney said the should wrHo It down. engine order had a total worth of more F-lOO model and to then supply parts for NAME., ...... manufacture of the aircraft at Israel 4. It’s poaalbla tor a boautiful------to bring than 8190 million. back warm mamorlaa of aoma past vacation or M lM le Elast Airlines was the sixth air plants.- ■ ADDRESS ...... T h e aircraft would be less othar happy tima. line to specify the JT9D-7R4 engine 5. To a parson who can afford tha bast thia Ham la CITY...... STATE . . series for a total of 65 A310 jets on firm sophisticated than the F-15 and F-16 YES □ order or option. f i l t e r jets recently purchased by Israel hardly worth trying to aava money on. IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED Gilchrist-O’Conneii Engagements from the United States and would 8. Thay are often apt to ba pretty costly, of course. NO □ The order also was the third major engine order placed with Pratt & replace Israel’s aging A-4 Skyhawks, 10. Tha winner of a professional goH or tennis CLIP AND MAIL TO: Bridget Maureen O’Connell of Manchester and Whitney this year by a Middle Ehwtem DeNardis told The Register. championship is pretty highly PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE DeNardis and 48 other New Haven Thomas David Gilchrist of Canton were married Aug. 8 ------1_ _ , of course. C/0 THE EVENING HERALD at"St. Patrick’s Church in Collinsville. Meanwhile. Pratt & Whitney has area residents are in Israel for a two- Jll. A coin. 1 HERALD SO., MANCHESTER, CT. week tour sponsored by the New Haven The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. reached agreement with the Israeli 12. If a bully ware to start i - a waak par- O’Connell of 131 Park St. The bridegroom is the son of Jewish Federation. government on a joint venture to son, n wouldn’t ba any gc I for that parson to Mr. and Mrs. David W. Gilchrist of Canton. produce fighter aircraft for the Israeli The Rev. Joseph T. Montgomery of Collinsville ask him to stop. celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double 13. it could ba too difficult for a frail old lady to CONTEST RULES ring ceremony. har armchair closer to the fire. 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the Shelagh M. Howard of Bloomfield, the bride’s sister, Transition is smooth 17. Weak or foabla. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Diana y. 18. At no tima. clue carefully for you must think them out dnd give every word O’Connell of Andover, the bride’s sister-in-law; and 19. Four plus one. Its true meaning. Carla M. Volkert of South Portland, Maine. 20. Work with naadio and thread. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You Michael Gilchrist of Bristol was his brother’s best for merger of banks 23. Animal apt to bark. niay submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically man. Ushers were Timothy Diters of Richfield Springs, produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry N.Y., Michael Small of Chicago, 111., and Timothy Gilchrist of Canton, the bridegroom’s brother. blank will be accepted. WORD LIS T A reception was held at MarinelH’s Super Club in A smooth transition and “ It will be just as smooth the legal lending limit for 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members This Hat contains, among others, tha correct words Burlington, after which the couple left for Alberta, ■/ uninterrupted service were as can be,” FTeble said. any onp Vernon National of their families) of the Evening Herald. Canada. They will reside in Tariffville. promised by officials of the “ W e have purposely customer will be raised for tha PRIZE; CROSSW ORD PUZZLE for rolaasa 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES Mrs. Gilchrist is employed as a music teacher in the Vernon National Bank and designed this merger to from the present 8200,000 Waakand of August 15-16, 1981 NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A Manchester public school system. the United Bank and Trust eliminate inconvenience to limit to United’s 82,500,000 POSTMARK. Mr. Gilchrist is employed as a mechanical engineer at fl»., whose merger became Vernon customers.” limit. P0LLIB8 The Herald will award the cash amount shown a^ove to the Maryanne Twhronite Lisa J. Eagleson Vernon customers will Besides the 18 additional A iu te 5. ACE in Windsor. (Howard photo) Robin S. Murdock : effective Friday. ’ AMUSB HUMOR contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If mOTe than conUnue to use the same offices and increased loan JUNB PKIZ£ CROSSWORD NO-I98I Vernon National Bank APB one all-correct solution Is received, the prize m onei^lll be from the University of Connecticut checkbooks and passbooks limits, Vernon National ARB MOCK Vv. sh^holders approved the BUTTBR NEVBR C ' Murdock-Meggers in 1978. She is employed as an inter they have been using. customers will benefit shared equally. merger plan in March and CHAT PUTTBR y IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE Mrs. Thomas Gilchrist The engagement of Miss Robin national sales specialist at Colt the plan was recently ap T h e three Vernon from United Bank’s trust COAT PUTTING 6 Sue Murdock of Boston, Mass., to Firearms in West Hartford. proved by the Federal National offices will be department. Vernon COLUBS RBD ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. CUTTING REGARDED Thomas W. Meggers of 179 Mr. Margiotta graduated from D i ^ t Insurance Corp. operated as branches of National does not have a REWMDBD 7. The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to trust department. DATA Homestead St., formerly of Watertown High School in 1978, and th e Connecticut Uidted Bank. Signs will be DATB ROB abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property Chicago, HI., has b ^n announced by from Findlay (Ohio) College in 1972 baiiklng commissioner. changed, but no personnel United Bank now has 16 OBCIQtBD RUMOR of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family unit. Dragon-Baxter her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. and from the University of New changes are planned, ac “ Instant Banker’ ’ DBRIDBO RVB 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will Haven with a nnaster’s degree in Both United Bank presi cording to bank officials. machines providing DIMB SBW Murdock of 88 South Road, Bolton. SOCK be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is business administration in 1975. He dent James J. Preble and P r e b le said Vernon automatic banking ser DIVBR Jean Barrett Baxter of Hadley, Mass., and George Livermore, Calif., David C. Baxter of San Diego, Calif., Mr. Meggers is the son of Max H. .DIVBS SPADE necessary. is employed as assistant credit Vernon National Bank customers will be able to vices 24 hours a day. Ver STOLE Horton Dragon of Hadley, Mass., were married Aug. 8 and Alan 'T. Baxter of Denver, Colo., brothers of the Meggers and Virginia Puls, both of ^DOQ> president James M. lYoy baiA at any of United’s 18 non’s “ AnyTime-’Teller’ ’ DOLUBS STYLE 9. The correct solution to this -week’s Prizeword will be at Mystic Congregational Church in Mystic. bride; and Isajetan Sovlnskl of Sunderland, Mass. C3iicago. manager at Colt Firearms in West sal^ custonter service will central Connecticut DRAG TUNE published the following Saturday. A reception was held at the home of the brldels Miss Murdock graduated from Hartford and is a member bf the machine wUl be replaced WOMAN The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. not be interrupted. DRAW The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical Baxter of 34 Olcott St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. parents on Mason’s Island. Mystic, after which the cou Bolton High School in 1975 and from National Association of Credit . branches, Preble also said by an “ Instant Banker" PAINT WOMEN 10. system which will permit YARD errors which may appear during the puzzle game. and Mrs. Joseph W. Drozdal of Hadley. ple left for Niagara Falls. They will reside In -Hadley. Boston College, cum laude, in 1979. Management. PIVB James additional customer The Rev. George K. Dreher of Mystic performed the Mrs. Dragon is employed by the Five College Dance She is currently a third year law stu A fall wedding at 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept in the personal Church in Manchester planned. benefits like balance in double-ring ceremony. Department In Northampton, Mass. dent at Suffolk University Law s- custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester Stafe quiries and credit card Susan S. Van Dyke of Hadley was matron of honor. Mr. Dragon is employed at the^Unlversity of School. She is employed as a law (Nassiff photo) cash advances. LAST WEEK’S accepting prize money, the contestant will be Arthur H. Dragon Jr. of Fullerton, Calif., was his Massachusetts at Amherst. clerk for Leone, Throwe, Teller and 12. United Bank is a state brother’s best man. Ushers were Richard Baxter of Nagle in Blast Hartford. photographed for the paper. Mr. Meggers graduated from Eagleson-Vassilopoulos chartered bank with 18 of PUIZLE SOLUTION fices in 11 Connecticut Prosser High School in Chicago and Theengagementof Miss Lisa Jean i Christie R. Luistro TO lAsT WEEK'S PRI K PUZZLE from Boston College Schwl of Eagleson of Vernon to Arthur communities. As of June Management in 1979. At Boston Anthony Vassilopoulos of Vernon 30, United Bank had assets i Kids' dreams come true College, he was a four-yeaF varsity has bem announced by her parents, of 8333 million. - United’s PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE scholarship basketball player. He Is Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eagleson of James William Wilson of p^redeOessor, Riverside was provided along with a set of Manchester has been announced by PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - At Arizona’s Department of Fhiblic currently a student at the University VcriKHit ’nust Co., was organized in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian some point most every kid has Safety if it might be possible to motorcycle officer wings. They of Hartford studying for his Vassilopoulos is the son of Mr. 1907. It became United J. Luistro Jr. of Vernon. dreams of being a fireman or police arrange a tour for Chris of the were pinned to the uniform Chris niaster’s of business administration and/Mrs. Charles Vassilopoulos of Bank In 1965 when the CLUBS DOWN: CLUES DOWN: brought along and hung on the w.-tll Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. and Bristol Bank and’Trust 0>. 1. SPORT not spun. Tha amount ol ollort any athlete putt Into a spurt Is officer. facility’s downtown headquarters. degree. He is emplqf^ed as a medical Vernon. 4. SAUCER oot UUCM . Quit* ofMn m u o m may ba of a Mnd a cook The visit in early May 1980 of the hospital room he’d checked Mrs. JobnK. Wilson of 94 Laurel St. .-merged with Riverside. axpaeta to maka. Thara la alwaya a (cup and) SAUCER If wantad. not rtlatad to how "dadicalad" ha la. ^ Therein lies the bittersweet story representive for Pfizer, Inc., New Miss Eagleson graduated from- 2. STEAMING not itaaling. One may nol agree that the shipt themeeivee into as his leukemia moved into its KQss Luistro graduated from Mer 10. ROAM not rbar. Tha olua tutta that which certain animalt do from . of Bopsy and Chris, both of whom became a full-blown extravaganza: ■York. Rockville High Sdiool and from Trust. United Bank Is a ' final stages. cy High Sclwol in Middletown and ganaral habit (l.a., ROAM), not ad tha tima, of oourta. though at laaat a ictuelly dW "etsal" acrote. have since died, and the people Chris was sworn in as the first The couple is planning a Sept. 18 Manchester Community- College. subsidiary of the 8600 cartain part ol thatr ttma. Animala that roar do ao only at ocoatlonal 3. FEW nol new. The atandardt eat by tha beat ol the old era ao high that Nine hours later, the boy died. St. Francis Hospital and Medical whose lives they touched. honorary highway patrolman in DPS wedding at South United Methodist She is employed at Rockville nnillion asset First Connec momants. there would neoetaarlly ba FEW to equal them. So the DPS sergeant, siong with Center School of Respiratory Chris Greicius always had wanted history, awarded a certificate and Church. (Nassiff photo) Meiporial Nursing Home. ticut Bancorp Inc., a bank 12. DEAL not maal. "Couraa of Ufa," auggaata an Important DEAL rathar e. CONCERTO nol concerts. "CONCERTO" Implies "serious" music. other law enforcement officers, the Therapy Technician. She is than a outtomary saying grace. Concerts do not necessarily consist ol any sort ot clasalcal or othar to be a police officer. He’d ride his given an old dispatcher’s badge. Mr. Vassilopoulos graduated from bolding company which boy’s m other' and a handful of erapk v^ at Pratt li . Whitney Air also owns New Britain 13. PLAY nol plan. Tha clue's word "hard" suits "PLAY" more naturally. , music. battery powered tricycle down the “ There’s no way I can explain the Twaronlte-Marglotta Rockville Hi|^ School and attended On# plant shrewdly, carefully, ate., rathar than hard 8. RAT nol ram or ray. Since a ray It a llah, what would ba special about volunteers formed the Chris craft Division of United National Bank ahd the street issuing play parking tickeU, way that little boy just captured Manchester Community College. He IS. STAY not star. Tha ataanos of tha attuatlon la that aha rahiaat to STAY getting a ahol ol one iwImmIngT The Held ol the nalurallit raittaa to Greicius Make-A-Wlsh Foundation. Technologies Corp- in Ea*t Hart Simsbury Bank and Trust not aitr (ta H aha mighi prafar a minor roM) wild animala (RAT) rathar than domsaUc (ram). directing traffic, wagging a finger us,’’ recalls Sgt. Allan Schmidt, a The engagement of Miss la employed By Crbnse-Hinds in The first beneficiary was Frank ford. Co. 18. SUN not fun. Soma paopla are sapaolally fond of holldty puraulta 11. PAIN nol rain. Tha clue'a underlying auggaatlon that PAIN/raIn la at speeders. public information officer for the Maryanne ’Twaronite of Manchester Windsor. something to compjain ot, aulta PAIN more positively. “ Bopsy" &lazar, a 7-year-old also Mr. Wilson Is a graduate of Vernon National Bank atabciatad with tha SUN. Thara la no such thing as a lun-loving aaellan He was stricken with leukemia at DPS. to Michael C. Margiotta of Windsor TheVxMiple is planning a Sept. 88 of tha publlo. IVafyfeady lovsa hit or har own kind ol fun. 17. BEAR not wear. "Can't ■lAR" links up more strongly with tha Idea ot suffering from leukemia. Manchester High School. He is received Its national age four and by seven, was given That same evening, Schmidt and has been announced by her parents, weddinig at St. Jpsqrii’s Church in 33. BEECH not beach. Tha BEECH tree la vary dHtsrant without Its laavaa. uncomtoHabla "fabrics" In contact with aantitivs akin. “ Ever since I can remember, be employed as a supervisor at Pratt A charter on April 30,1962. It Tha weather or tha number of paopla around will dHfar but the beach 18. MEAN not lean. Laannaaa la a pralerred condition. only months to live. others contacted the tailor who Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. T w a ^ t e Vernon. always wanted to be a fireman,” of 70 OUs St. Whitney Aircraft Division of UnUad is a 'commercial bank Haalf la tha tame. 20. RACE not pace. There Is little qvsaUon ol pace (In the Sanaa of "aaay" Tom Austin, an investigator in the supplies the DPS with its uniforms. 24. FRENCH not wrench. A slightly rutty wrench la Inconaaquantitl. Rutty said Bopsy’s mother, Vienna. Mr. Margiotta is the son of Mr. T e d m e ^ e s Corp. in East Hart providing services to In or hard) In a short dash at top speed. narcotics unit of the U.S. Customs A seanutress stayed up through the FRENCH may or may not mtttar. Bopsy was made an honorary and Mrs. Rocco D. Margiotta of ford. ■ dividuals and businesses tervice in Phoenix, had been like a night, sewing a uniform to Chris’ Li^lstro-Wllson firemen in March and sent with his Waterbury. The couple is planning an O ct 8 primarily In Tolland Coun .father to the boy, whose parents measurements. It was delivered to mother for a three-day trip to MissTwiironUe graduated from The engagement of Miss Christie wedding at St. Bernard Church in ■ '* Unttwd Bank praaldant Jamas J. Prabla, (laft) ty. As of June 30, Vernon were separated. . him the next day. Disneyland. He died in June. Ruth Luistro of Manchester to Rockville.' (Dequzis (dioto) . and Vernon Natldnal Bank president James National had assets of 832 Austin asked an acquaintance at Several days later, a crash helmet Manchester High School ip 1974 and Troy. million. . ------— ^ — ....V ------— I < » l* l I THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 15. 1981 — 2:t 22 - THE HERALD. Sat., Aug. 15. 1»61 2711 Classified Minimum enarga TAG SALE SIGNS M O T i c e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homaa lor 9ala 39— Haatlr>g-Pkimblng 46— SpodtAB Goods 96 MMc. for Rant aa.iojar d«y 12:00 noon the day 24— Lota-Land for Saia 36— Flooring 47— Oardon Products Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an and Found - 9§— tnvaatn>ar)l Proparty 37— Itiloving-Tructiino-Storaga46— AiiEduat before publication. 13— Halp Wantad 36— Sarvicaa WarHad 46-Wamad to Guy 2— Paftonais 14— Buainata Opportuniiiaa 26— Buainaaa Proparty ' A U T Q M O T fV E PER WORD nounce it» is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 3 - >Announcam«nlt 15— Sftuatiori Wantad 27— Aaaort Proparty Deadline lor Saturday ia 26— Raai Estate Wanted IDAY ...... 14a 4>*Enttrtainm«ni MISC. FOR SALE 61— Auloa lor Bala you’ll receive TWO TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. 12 noon Friday: Mon 5-xAuctiont 6 2 - Truclit for Salt FREE EDUCATION 3 DAYS...... 13a day's deadline is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40 -Houaahoid Goods 92— Pooma tor Ptom 63— Haavy Cqummam tor Bata 6 4 - Motorcycloi-Btqrtlaa FINANCIAL 16— Privala inatruetiona 41 — Articiaa for Bala S3-Apartmants for Rant 6 PAYS...... 12a Friday. 31— SarjVicaa Olfarad 42— Building Suppliaa 94— HofAOS tor Rant 69— Camptrs*Trailara>Mob«la 19— Schoola-Claaaaa Homaa Phone 643-2711 0~6ond*>Stociia ggggggggggggggg eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Preparty For Today is a great day ... and Help Wanted 13 Hoip Wanted 1$ Homaa For Asia 23 Sorvksos OHand 31 Housohofd Goods 40 AfMaa tor Bala 41 .Rooms for Rant 62 Apartmtnfs Far Rant S3 Raaort Motorcyc/0$-Blcycft*j P4 Classified is a great way ... Help Wanted 13 aaaaaaaaaaakaaaaa.aaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Rant 56 ###•###•###••••••weGGGGG to sell something!______H O U S E W IV ^ HOUSECLEANING in CENTRAL LOCA'nON - MENS 3 SPEED Raleigh YOU COLLEGE STUDENTS - o o iB n iif doors and out. Reliable Free parking, kitchen COTTAGE FOR RENT at touring bicycle. Excellent Prohole INollce ★ Coventry Lake. Excellent condition.. $60. Telephone Part time day potitioos with references. Call Herb privileges, security and APMinilEIIT Court of Probate. District of iianrl^?0trr U m i h 648-9767. Machine m ay THREE PIECE LIVING ALUMINUM Sheets used written references condition: Two bedrooms. 646-5384 or 649-2062.- available. Apply now for Ownar wanti to iMv^iUte la 10 ROOM SETT, lamp, step- as printing plates, .007 TENMITS Manchester September opoiinga. We days M aha li oRerint her I nwm answer, leave message. required. For appointment Available Sept. 16th to Oct. NOTICE OF HEARING CAN end table, organ bench, thick 2^Vk“ 50 cents We own 2S0 apartments in 3rd. Call evenings, 649- 1979 CM-400 T. Excellent are open all year. Clean fall ahad donnand capa way 64^2693 after 4 p.m. ESTATE OF EMMA C. BENSON, metal clothes closet. 640- each or 5 for $2. Phone 643- Mansfield, 10 miles froih condition, asking $1100. pleaiant aurroundihga, balow matfcat valoe. Compara 6896. aka EMILY C. BENSON, an in R N s - Ps y c h ia tr ic N u r s in g 2711. Must be picked up Manchester off 1-64. ••••eGGGGGGeGGGGGGGGGGGG 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. capable person Your Community Newspaper fringe benefits, apply in tUa hoQa at tSLNO agalait all .GENTS ONLY - Central oUiara. before 11 a.m. CiI^Y. location, free parking, Excellent school system, AiftoB For Bala 61 Pursuant to an order uf Hon. TELL erion: Dairy oueen, HAVE TRUCK WHX DO ANTIQUE FULL SIZE bed walking distance to shops and William K. FitzGerald. Judge, road Street, MiuicbeRter. kitchen privileges, security CoNNEaicuT V a l l e y Hospital g ■IMOW 6BU.TY odd lobs. CaU646451S. Ask and dresser 869. Telephone SIX LEG Childrens theater. Rents start at $265.00 Campare, Trallert and dated August \A. 1981 a hearing will S-*E and reference required. per month. We will not be •43-6174 for Jack. 640-7050. backyard swing-mrm-sUde for appointment, Moblla Homes 85 be held on an application praying HOUSEKEEPERS'■ goini{ "Condo.” / for autiioiity to sell certain real es MORE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa set. Some parts never aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Weekends only, Health tate as in said application on file Fill orpATt tim« openii^* <*vaiUWe m w o PalnUng^Paparing 32 used. $45. Telephone 643- jif^rtmanta For Rant 53 487-1437 1972 CAPRI. Good running TRAVEL TRAILER - He/p Wanted 13 Halp Wantad 13 pyychljtru units. St*»Jy idconj dr tW»*d L 'VWUltcict m Care Facility. Come in per more fully appears, at the Court of PLEASE READ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••••*••«••••«•••••••••• 2880. •••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. Needs some Sleeps 6. Can be towed by Probate on August 24. 1981 at 10:30 well *9 fame routing 4««i^nincniB. son for appucation ant Homes For Sefe 33 TAG BALES .5: zrr..?.':.?.?...... :: prof^ ional body work. $300. 646-0450. intermediate car. AM PEOPLE WAITRESSES NEEDED tervlew, Monday through MANCHESTER - family YOUR AD LOCAL LIGHT C « r opportimit*«9 for prfl^9ss»<>nal ^'owih witWn PAINTING - Interior and FOR SALE: Snow tires, Excellent condition, $1,200 Sherrie L. Anderson full time, 4 days per week. Friday Must have own LAKE SEBASTICOOK, sized Five roomer. CIm s HM sdt an lakee DELIVERY - Need 10 peo Jyiwnic palMirt titatnwit pnfrmM Cw fJeu btnaHt 9-2. exterior. Commercial and steel belted radials 78x15s. 1971 T-BIRD - 54,000 negotiable. Serious in Ass t Clerk Experienced preferred. tranmortation. Silver Lane NEWPORT, Me. Summer TAG SALE - Saturday on Available now. Locators TWO BEDROOM, one bath omr Me ihene as s con- ple to start immediately. StKmenud by FMellent io Jcrvke ethKAticn propBi*% (uKiudiijp residential. Free es Excelleqt condition. $20 original miles. Excellent quiries only. Call 649-3110. 024-0B Apply in person ONLY CPR) on «n shifts. Opjwrtunity forMi-^xAindc houflr^st Pavillio^ U Applegate home, custom crafted. ly, .August 15th at 10:00 236-5646 (sm. fee) ranch. Large yard, com Must have own transporta timates. Fully insured. 646- each. Pair bedroom table and in- ABOUT The Herald la between 3 and 5 p.m. 1015 Lane, East Hartford. Furnishings, boats, 849,000. a.m. in the Manchester tion. Small cars and motor ninimat lamM blue and white. $25 power. lor Mily one M- Main Street, Manchester. (Next to Showcase Pine Cone Realty, New- 4879 . ______Herald parkiM lot between MANCHESTER - heat in L. 1981 to April {qVgiS^ble Sc". cycles are OK. Cash paid Sfortir^ SBlory ^7M7 to with ifwrrrts.c prewntly pr. Telephone 646-5809. Negotiable. Serious only - Cinema.) rt, Maine 04053. 207-368- B is sle el ll anaand Brainard cluded. One bedroom. 1st, 1982. $ ^ per month daily. Apply in person from bciiFf 9tenui»o pay for aJvArwed LEE PAINliNG. Interior Malt 646-3409. oaly to Hie alia af Myi 10-5 Monday thru Friday WAITRESS - Afternoon S15. Free catalog. Place. Won't last long. $225. plus utilities and security LEGAL NOTICE THE PImm (oniACl Susan Pliillipft, Nor»4r RecniitcTa & Exterior. "Check my GRAPE CHRUSHER orl|liMl Inaartloii. Errora and e v e n in g s . Locators 236-5646 (sm. fee) deposit. Sorry, no pets. above Nassiff Sporting rate before you decorate.' WITH approximately 150 1968 DODGE WAGON - wMoh do not loooon Mo Experienced, Apply in per- at (203> CLASSIC CAPE, SECTIONAL SOFA, Por Call 646-3690. Town of Andover, Connecticut Goods. 989 Main Street, 2nd Dependable. Fully insured. bottles. Sold together. . Nice condition. Automatic VBllIt of Hit MlVBfllMllliflt son Lastrai' a West, 471 Cunnectiuii Vfclley Hospital Pittsfield, Me. Completely table T.V., Playpen, E A S T H A R T F O R D - 21oning Board of Appeals floor. 646-1653. Telephone 643-2880. transmission, power ITEMS H a r t fo r d R o a d , P.O. Box 351 PROPERTY MANAGER restored. 25 acres. Private. StroUer, hospital bed, day Deluxe one bedroom. Lots GLASTONBURY ^ wRI M l Rb cofTtolBd Ry Rn steering. Pretty and The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover. JOB INFORMATION - Manchester. Kiddileiown* C T 06*fS7 for 74 Unit Condominium in Between Bangor- bed, cassette player, pots of extras. $175. Locators spacious 2 bedroom, large iddHIoiiol Moortlon. INTERIOR PAINTING, IX)AM SALE - Delivering 5 economical. Telephone 643- Alaskan and Overseas Manchester, Experience Waterville. 865,000. Pine and pans, and 3 drawer 236-5646 (sm fee) patio, extra bath, kids o.k. Connecticut will hold a public hearing in the Town Of over ten years experience, yards. $60 tax included. 8932. employment, Great in WE WOULD LIKE TO preferred. Forward Cone Realty, Newport, dresser. CaU Dorine 643- $380. Locators, 236-5646 fice Building Wednesday, August 19, 1981 at 8:00 p.m. to YOU Hflanrlipstrr qualifications to Box 070 Maine 207-368-4315. low rates and senior citizen Sand, gravel. Cali 643-9504. SOUTH WINDSOR - Cozy (sm. fee) come potential. Call 602- EMPLOY a personable in- 2205 after 5 p.m. MUST SELL 1975 BUICK hear the following application asking for relief from the Broad Street, Manchester. discounts. 643-9960. one bedroom. Utilities in 941-8014 Dept, 7816. Phone dividual, woman Catalog. LA SABRE - All power. Zoning Laws of the "Town of Andover, Connecticut. TWO PECAN TWIN cluded. $200. Locators 236- VERNON - newly redone 5 Call Refundable. preferred, “who enjoys THREE FAMILY TAG $1400 or Best offer. Please WANT working with the puDhc. INFORMATION AND 14% FIXED RATE INTERIOR AND SALE - Furniture, stove, BEDS, 26 x 44 mirror. $96. 5646 (sm. fee) roomer, plush carpets, #191 — James S. & Brenda J. Bendza — requesting relief EhcceUent condition. 649- telephone 646-2161. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: We win train you. in the NOW AVAILABLE OVERSEAS employment. MORTGAGE available EXTERIOR painting, refrigerators, coins, vac- more. Kids o.k. $275. from zoning regulations Article VI, Section 12.00.00 Excellent income poten paper hanging, Carpentiy 4403. PLEASANT QUIET Locators 236-5646 (sm fee) for the opening of school. craft of custom and do-it- from owner on this cuum, some antiques, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Space Requirements — 200 foot frontage for building lot. yourself framing, would in tial. Call (3U ) 741-0780 majestic 2 family in Work. Fu® taurea. J.P. clothes, etc. August lath & COMPLETELY Request variance of 95 feet. Also needs variance of 18,- TO Will train for tne towns of TRUCKS Car Inventory Ext. 822. Lewis & Son, 649-9^.' LADIES RINGS - Genuine RENOVATED 4 rooms, EAST HARTFORD - at , ______, Hebron and Bolton. clude Thursday nights and Cheney Historic district. 16tb. 9-5 601 Bush Hill Rd. valued $2143 sold for $100. 430 square feet for lot area, requires 40,000 square feet. deep blue Saphires, 2nd floor. Middle aged per- tractive 3 bedroom, new, ...... Telephone 537-5234 or 537- Saturdays. One part time Park-like lot, swarate (off Keeney Street.) Similar bargains available. Lot located at 119 Lakeside Drive, Andover. Independent Newspaper START NOW AS AN heat, new paint. Detailk, H O M E D E C O R Sterling. 3 Karat, $225. 14 sons preferred. Non- decor, carpets, appliances, 5766. approx. 30 hours, and one Call for information, 602- SELL FLEA MARKET: Every AMWAY Diltributor. P A IN T IN G A Karat Gold, 4 Karat $350. smokers. No pets. Security only $250. Locators, 236- full time position James DeRocco, GROUP EXCEPTIONAL TAG 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone #192 Stephen Madigosky—requesting relief from zoning Sunday 10-5. Coventry an Offers good earnings. For 1, BELFIORE AGENCY DECORATING 5684)515. and references. CaU 649- 5646 (sm fee) HELP WANTED FULL available. Please contact SALE - large assortment of call refundable. regutations Article VI, Section 12.00.00 Space tique center. 1140 Main Cyndl at the Frame Fac infonnation telepb^ 29S- 647-1413. Wallpapering and home items. Carpeting, 5897. TIME - Clerk-Cashier 8 PLACE DINNERWARE Requirements—has 19,899 square feet needs a variance Street, Coventry. Dealer needed second shift tory for appointment. 872- Dealership In Glastonbury. 0536. Removal. Free Estimates. Andersen windows, doors, CHARMING two bedroom, WITH space available. Telephone Buainaaa Property 26 FSiUy insured. Call after - 2 P l a c e O ne'ida carpets, appliances, kids of 10,101 square feet. Has 99.96 feet frontage needs Sunday-Thursday. Apply in 8022 after 9:30 a.m. cabinets, lighting fixtures, Rake in dollars from un 742-9698. person Monday thru DENTAL AS8ISTANT- 4;0&p.m., 647-0724. knobs, assorted hom e fur Silverware. Name Brand and pete o.k. Just $225. variance of .04 feet, for seasonal dwelling. Tots 232 and used but useful items with Friday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 7- ATHLETIC VACANICIES Receptionist. East Hart PIZZA RESTAURANT, nishings. August 15th and Kitchenware, Roaster, Locators, 236-5646 (sm. 1975 BUICK L eS abre 233 Lake Road, Andover. A ford area, Ebccellent oppor Can accommodate 40. Can Building Contneting 33 Cannister Set etc. Call 646- a low-cost Classified Ad. Eleven Store, 513 Center AT Manchester High confidential Interview, 16th 9-4. 157 Lakeside fee) CONVERTIBLE - Fully At this hearing interested persons may appear and be EMPLOYMENT tunity for personable, no longer take care of it. 3406. Street, Manchester. School - First assistant Drive, Andover. 742-5730. loaded, Maroon, New top, heard and written communication received. Said Football. First assistant mature individual. Will C a l l O f t ^ . F^RAND***** HALF DUPLEX - Two MANCHESTER - 6 room $3500. Call after 6 p.m. 646- Help Wanted 13 Soccer, J.V. Soccer, Con train. 4tli day week. •••••••••••••••••••a**** ' REMODEUNG - Cabinets, OPEN HOUSE TAG SALE 23 foot aluminum poll bedrooms. Available Duplex. Parking. Yard. 0827. appeals are on file and may be seen in the Office of the WANT BUSDMVISS tact Dick Cobb 647-3553 or Telephone S28-7O03 9-12 Roofing, Gutters, Room -1 8 " gas range, hi-fi equip Tapered. 7-5 inc nei August ISth. Security and Nice neighborhood. $400 Town Clerk, Town Office Building. RN'S PART TIME, All 4 rum par day 649-8496. Monday, Tuesday, [ I .BUSINESS Additions, Decks, All types ment, oak vanity with Telephone 742-9983. references required. CaU plus utilities. ^11643-6040, 1965 CHEVY II for parts. Dated Andover, Connecticut 8 August, 1981 shifts at Student Health $22.88 dally Thursday and Friday. of Remodeling and bench, collectibles, some 643-9784. after 5:00 p.m. Telephone 646-2924 after 4 AD!, and SERVICES Repairs. Free estimates. SUEDE COAT, calf length, Service. Physical assess PART TIME clothing. Saturday and Sun p.m. Ask for Mike. Dated Andover, Connecticut 16 August, 1981 ANDOVER aCHOOLS C O U N T E R H B L P Fully insured. Phone 643- rust color, lining and fur ACCEPTING MANCHESTER ment skills necessary. Call ANDOVER, CONN. SALESPERSON to sell day August 15th and 16th Zoning Board of Appeals WANTED: 2 part time Sonrteoe OHand 31 6017. collar, size 5:> Mahogony APPLICATIONS for 2 Redecorated newly or write to Peg Maloney. 742-7339 Newspaper Subscriptions. 10:00 a.n.to 2:00 p.m. 100 Andover, Connecticut Director of Nursing, Box OLAN MILLS STUDIO has PARTS CLERK/UTILITY positiont. Antly in person, Cooper Hill Street zip up Dexter boots. Tan bedroom apartments. carpeted two bedroom Go door-to-door with our ull-on boots, size 5. 643- Mary C. McNamara, Chairman U-11. Universitv of Conn. news carriers four permanent full time and person needed immediate Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 REWEAVING BURN LEON CIEZSYNSKI Manchester. Rents starting at $233 per Condo. lV!i baths, stove & 388...... 1976 MERCURY Storrs, Ct. 06268 at 468- evenims a week, Monday part time positions ly for Central Parts Center Street, Manchester.. HOLES. Zippers, um BUILDER. New homes, ? month. Includes heat, not r^rigerator, air con 003-08 MONARCH - P/S, P/B, 4700. E.O.E DENTAL ASSISTANT - thru Thursday 5:?0 to 8:30. available in area studios at Department. Position brellas repaired. Window additions, remodeling, rec TAG S A l^ - Furniture, water, wall to wall ditioning included. $425 STEREO - Kenwood KA- Automatic, 6 cylinder, Full or part time. Salary plus bonus. Call Burr Corners, requires some yard work BABYSITTER - Reliable shades, Venetian blinds. rooms, garages, kitchens pine kitchen set, dishes, carpeting, appUances and plus utilities. References 6100, integrated ami good gas mileage, 4 door, PART TIME 8:30 to 2 p.m. Experience preferred but Mark Abraitis, Manchester Manchester; Town Line ana maintenance. Class H person to care for 16 month Keys. TV FOR RENT. remodelM, ceilings, bath pots & pans, small nrking. Teiepbone 1-237- and security requested. LEGAL NOTICE excellent cmidition. stereo AM/FM, 4 good Secretary. Bookkeeper. not essential. Reply Box Herald 643-2711. Plaza, Rocky Hill; Far drivers license desirable. old in our Manchester Marlow's, 867 Main Street. tile, dormers, roofing. appliances, typewriters, 'a K Cali 643-2301. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 13a-58 of the Telephone 643-6108. PP, c /o The Herald. mington Valley Mall, Excellent salaried home Monday - Wednesday 640-5221. Residential or commer building materials, paper Call 6494)337. radial tires. Excellent con Generat Statutes of Connecticut, as revised, and Section ASSEMBLERS & COIL Simsbury; and Town benefits. For interview 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. cial. 640-4291. backs, records. More. 64 SO U T H W IN D S O R - NEEDED dition. Very clean. 88,000 128, Title 23, United States Code as prescribed in NEW KING OR QUEEN miles. $1950 or best offer. FEATURE WRITER - DENTAL WINDERS - Female Sqiuare Shopping Center, contact Personnel References. Own transpor BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Birch Mountain Ext. Luxury one and two IMMEDIATELY two Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5 of the Federal Aid RECEPTIONIST DESIGN KITCHENS, SIZE waterbed, never bedroom apartments for 646-2597 or 742-9575. This is a part time position preferred. Finger dexteri W rM C 2 ¥