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PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. July 19, 1979 Gardening ToureUe*s Syndrome Summer Production Officials Discuss Crisis Wolfe Goof Wins Is Medical iMystery Takes Talent,^Work Of Gasoline, Heating Oil Por the Red Sox Master GariJener Gives Phone Advice '• Page 6 P age ® 1 Page 1 0 Page 11 By FRANK ATWOOD ^ ------...... “Several people have told me that their blueberries are Extension Service. Part of his training in the classroom to be usefut as a rabbit repeiiant. He reasoned not sweet,” the Master Gardener said. “I tell thejtn to told him where to look for answers to a gardener's CO dust is an ingredient, with naptha flakes and leave the berries on the bushes longer; blueberrieii are questions. blood, in a commercialiy prepared dust that keeps ra^ not sweet when they first turn blue; they ought to b<;'; left Since he has been a gardener ail his life, Mr. Pfalzgraf bits away because they do not like the smell, and that the nicotine sulfate in Black Leaf 40 is made from tobacco. on the bushes another six days.” i can answer many questions from his own experience. He Fair Tonight, The Master Gardener on duty at the Tolland Co unty has gained skiil in handling such questions also through Now he suggests that peopie whose gardens are being Sunny Saturday Agricultural Center in Vernon was Herbert Pfalzgri if of his work behind the counter at the Ellington Agway store. raided by rabbits put some Black Leaf 40 in a sprinkier I Rockville. He gives his time for three hours, once a W eek, He had worked at the same store when it was a branch can of water and sprinkle it around the edge of the gar­ Dttalla on page 2 I answering questions from home gardeners, either or, i the of the Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange, a New den. Some gardeners have cailed back to tell him it works telephone or in person if a gardener goes to the TAf ^ of­ England-based cooperative that merged with two New ^'"^There are a lot of tricks,” he says. “1 used to'put DDT fice for help. York State cooperatives to form Agway. He has been There are similar groups of volunteers in each o(i' the selling seeds, iivestock feed, fertilizer and equipment to on corn silk to kill com ear warms; now I put a few drops of mineral oil on the silk.” It is not a poison but the adults I eight offices of the Cooperative Extension Service oT the farmers and gardeners for 24 years. 1 University of Connecticut. They are still called “cou, ntry Personally interested in getting a satisfactory answer that lay the eggs on the silk that later hatch into ear 10 Years Ago i offices” although Connecticut’s eight counties Vvere to every question, Mr. Pfalzgraf has bought books, over worms do not like the oil. Vol. XCVIII, No. 246 — Monohootof. Conn.. Friday. July 20,1978 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered Many garden problems can be traced this year, says i abolished as entities of government some years ago. Mr. the years, that help him identify plants and their WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ l*SM)T9I .i, .6H»,I I I I IK I.I James Schlesinger in the second [covers, some thin and some bulky, published by the ticide that has been on the market for many years, ought GENEVA, Switzerland (U P I)- ______* r.IRK IM ; • MIKK OHI.OWSKI. 1'n.p. Vietnam told the Indochinese round of his massive Cabinet reshuf­ Refugee Conference today it is fle, sources said today. Exorcism ready to hold “concrete dis­ ^hlesinger will leave in early Oc­ Master Gardener Herbert Pfalzgraf cussions" on creating a special tober, the sources said, and be (H Cabinet answers a caller’s question about gardening center on its territory to process replaced by Deputy Defense at the Tolland County Agricultural Center in persons waiting to leave the coun­ Secretary Charles Duncan, an Atlan­ Continues Vernon. (Herald photo by Pinto) try. ta businessman. Duncan will move U.N. Secretary General Kurt into the Energy Department in mid- At last we're Waldheim urged the 57 nations at Subject of Battle August to learn the ropes. the conference — the largest ever Carter also was expected to accept Ryba Seeks Bids gathered to discuss refugees — to It’s a little hard to imagine, but these road signs and dirt to dead-end Burnham Street the resignation of Transportation No modern president had kept his help save the lives of “thousands signs and piles of dirt are the subject of a con- near its intersection with Croft Drive. South Secretary Brock Adams today. original — Carter once called it For Road Repair upon thousands” and avoid a timing battle between Manchester and South Windsor has sued to keep the road open. Adams has defied new chief of staff “superb” — Cabinet intact as long as readyl bitter political debate. Windsor. The Town of Manchester used these (Herald photo by Adamson) Hamilton Jordan in demanding Carter. But when he made changes, BOLTON - First Selectman Henry Ryba has been Vietnamese deputy foreign direct access to Carter, and White he made them massively, rapidly, authorized by the Board of Selectmen to obtain bids for minister Phan Hien told the con­ House aides were furious. and for reasons having nothing to do the rebuilding of Mohegan Trail and Iroquois Trail. ference Hanoi “is anzious to The ouster of Schlesinger and with policy disagreement. Adams would bring to five the vic­ Ryba told the board that something has to be done alleviate the burden” of other Califano, describing Carter’s because Mohegan Trail has caved in. He said the entire tims of Carter’s Cabinet exorcism. Southeast Asian countries which words to him, said: “There were two bed of amesite on the west side of Mohegan Trail and the COME TO OUR are giving temporary asylum to Design Work Begins On Thursday -Treasury Secretary problems. One related to friction south side of Iroquois Trail has to be removed and Vietnamese refugees. Michael Blumenthal’s resignation with certain members of the White replaced. was accepted. He will be replaced by House staff, and the other point he When asked what the estimated cost for the job would NEW HARDWARE New Regime Federal Reserve Board Chairman G. mentioned was that he had to get the be Ryba said $76 and quickly changed that to $76,000. William Miller. Cabinet and the administration ready He'said the price should hold if the work is done by the For Elderly Housing Attorney General Griffin Bell got MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) for the 1980 election.” end of September. — The civilians of Managua joined his long-standing request to return to Ryba said there is money in the town aid road fund for HEADQUARTERS the rag-tag Sandinista army private practice, with his deputy, Carter has not yet formally an­ the project. Thursday u smashing icons of the By GREG PEARSON The board, however, previously come back to the board after it opens Benjamin Civiletti, his successor. nounced his candidacy for re- Selectman Carl Preuss said the town should go out to Somoza family to celebrate the Herald Reporter decided not to provide a guarantee bids for the work and before con­ HEW Secretary Joseph Califano election. bid for the job and added “a little competitive bidding struction starts. Then, there will be a was fired, to be replaced by HUD first day of the new regime won in MANCHESTER - Despite some that the town would fund any costs At the White House, with rumors may save the town a few dollars." an M-month civil war. The salute lingering concerns about future cost above the $931,000 state grant. Since better idea of how much the work Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris. ’ Selectman Aloysius Ahearn questioned what the “guys will cost, he said. The wholesale onslaught against inundating Washington, the of the day was "Patria Ubre o overruns, design work is expected to that decision, I^elan has changed his “bulletin” bells ringing on newsroom (road crew) have been doing that is exciting besides run­ “I don’t feel comfortable giving the Carter Cabinet has astounded Muerte!” — "Free Fatherland or start today for 40 new units of opinion and said he thinks the state tickers and TV personnel and money to a project that’s so iffy you Washington. ning around gelling a suntan.” Death!” housing for the elderly on Spencer funding will be enough to fund the reporters trying to be everywhere at Ryba said. “They are earning their money — they've could come back and say, ‘We’re On Capitol Hill Assistant Senate Despite the end of the 43-year Street. project. once. Carter and his wife Rosalynn been patching roads, cleaning ditches and repairing the Somoza dynasty, the guard kept The Town Board of Directors I^elan told the board Thursday $120,000 short with only 32 units Republican leader Ted Stevens of trucks." built,’’’ FitzPatrick said. Alaska said today Carter "might be were seen jogging on the South Lawn fighting in a few isolated areas, Thursday night approved an advance night that some cuts could be made in the late afternoon sun. Ahearn said, "That's routine work. What's beine done most notably In the south where payment of 135,000 to Uie Manchester to help keep the costs down. A ser­ The 40 new units will be electrically having some sort of a mental about repairing the roads? What about the roads tailing; Maj. Pablo Emilio Salazar, Housing Authority so work on the vice road planned for behind the heated. Electric heat is cheaper to problem” and suggested the chief Bell, a fellow South Georgian and apart? We just can't maintain a status quo — we have to known as "Comandante Bravo,” project can start. building could be less elaborate than install than gas, but the heating bills executive "take a rest.” Carter’s nearest thing to a Cabinet have a program." the most respected field com­ Ilie money will be paid back to the planned, he said. are higher. Stevens said the wholesale Cabinet crony, has long w ant^ to return to Ryba said, "We don't have the money to take care of mander of Somoza’s guard, town once the MHA receives its first The MHA also will ask if it has to “It’s going to be rough on the reshuffling made him “worried” his prestigious Atlanta law firm, and everything. We're doing the best we can. We're setting refused to surrender. payment from the state. build another community room for tenants,” Pascal Mastrangelo, chair­ about the president. “I thought we Powell said Carter would follow priorities tor the roads." The state has set aside $931,000 that the new units, he said. There already man of the MHA, said. were looking at another Nixon. Now I Bell’s suggestion and nominate MHA officials say will pay the cost of is one such room for the 40 existing The board members did approve know we’re looking at another Nixon. Deputy Attorney General Benjamin Talks To Start Soon Lines Gone constructing the 40 units. The new units, and it might be able to be the funding advance to the MHA, He’s suffering from his own problem. Civiletti to succeed him. which will have to pay back the At least Nixon’s problem was WASHINGTON (UPI) - More project will be adjacent to the .sh ar^ by the new units, Phelan said. Bell later joked about the an­ Saturday July 21, 10a,m, money by April 30. somebody else broke into Watergate. good news for motorists this existing 40-unit Spencer Village Director Carl Zinsser wondered if nouncement being made on the same for Bolton Contract Coincidentally, the MHA also This guy is trying to break out of his weekend from the American bousing. the cost cutbacks might lead to units day as other Cabinet officers were BOLTON — Negotiations between the Board of turned over $35,000 to the town own place.” Automobile Association: Gas sta­ Members of the Board of Directors that are inferior. fired. "I had a very uncomfortable Selectmen and the town highway crew should be un­ 'Thursday. That money is surplus Stevens said, "I don’t think tion lines have “all but dis­ still are concerned, though, that the “It will be a bare bones, but ef­ day,” he said. derway in the near future. from the Spencer Village project and anyone’s saying he’s crazy. But the appeared’’ in the United States, state funding might not be enough. ficient and functional project,” In handwritten letters. Carter The town was informed by Council 4 of the American has to be returned to the town, pressures on him are so great we are SUPER SAVINGS on hundreds of items but the price of gas is staying up. In fact, Dennis Phelan, executive Phelan said. expressed to Blumenthal “great ap­ Federation of State, Country and Municipal Employees, although that surplus may actually wondering if he’s having some sort of The cost of gas is now an average director of the MHA, previously had Director John FitzPatrick also was preciation for the excellent service representing the road crew, that it is ready to start fund the town’s advanced payment a breakdown. Some of us were of 98 cents a gallon, 24.5 cents said town funding might be needed to skeptical about the expected cost you have rendered,” and to Califano negotiating on behalf of the crew. back to the MHA. worried after Camp David. Maybe he more than at the end of 1978. meet some of the construction cost. projections. He asked that the MHA “a genuine feeling of appreciation First Selectman Henry Ryba said he wrote to Jerry ought to take a rest.” The AAA’s survey of service and of recognition for your notable Daniels, union representative, asking for the requests Democratic Leader Robert Byrd of stations showed fuel supplies ap­ accomplishments. ’ ’ that were made by Local 1303 (the road crew). ^EW! West Virginia criticized Steven’s parently ample along major "That way when we sit down to negotiate the PllTTSBURGH PAINT statements on the Senate floor. Powell would not go into why, in negotiations will be meaningful," Ryba said. He said con­ travel routes, with most resorts light of those laudatory words. and national parks reporting no “I take friendly umbrage at this sideration is being given to hiring a negotiator. “This will FLAT LATEX EXTERIOR caustic comment... I don't think the Carter chose to pick, up their CABOTS STAIN problems. In addition to the Even Primary Defeat resignations. When a reporter asked be the first time the town has dealt with a union and I president needs a vacation,” Byrd decreasing service station lines, want to make sure we get off on the right foot and in the said. if Califano had been disloyal, as more stations are staying open right direction." Schlesinger reportedly told his Carter said Sunday night he had been evenings and weekends, the sur­ Sele«-- jn Aloysius Ahearn said “If the people (road close aides he will remain on the job told by one visitor, the spokesman vey showed. crew) are making various demands on the town, the town Won’t Hinder Carter for several weeks “to make sure replied: has a right to make demands on thhose people.” there is an orderly transition.” “I don’t have any inclination to try \ Flat Latex - . p t „ "Until we sign a contract we're not committed to as i\ow as No Comment Last week, UPI reported that to apply that comment to any par­ anything, " Ahearn said. House W 8.95 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President and have it more responsive — as far political leaders today. Schlesinger would be leaving because ticular member of the Cabinet or Selectman Douglas Cheney said, “It would pay now to UURtOR 1.^1 ALL PITTSBURGH PAINTS ^ ^ e r y g a u o n VATICAN CITY (UPI) - The Carter’s campaign manager cannot ,as political expediency goes, there’s “Everybody’s gone down in the he had become a “political liability” member of the senior staff.” get expert advice rather than try to correct a mistake 33-110 WHiyE ow'* 1/1 Vatican is refusing comment on see any circumstances under which nothing in it for us,” Dobelle said. “I polls,” he said. “I can’t find four to Carter. Powell said Carter met Thursday over a long period of time.” ON SALE FOR THIS EVENT the matter, but the evidence is the president would drop out of the think the speech (on energy) was governors in this country who have Press Secretary Jody Powell said with Blumenthal, Califano, Civiletti ______mounting that Pope John Paul II race for re-election—even if he were politically positive for us, it helped us more than 50 percent popularity in the Cabinet upheaval would end and Bell. It was learned Carter sum­ COME IN AND CHECK! Lots more defeated In the early primaries. in the perception of him as a leader.” the polls and you can’t tell me that a)l moned his senior staff and ad­ OKI GAUON will visit the United States and today, but there were no indications OPEN HOUSE AT United Nations in October, his Evan Dobelle said in an interview The reason the shake-up is those governors are being held who Carter will slash from his own monished them not to make critical third foreign trip since he became Thursday Carter will fight all the dangerous, he said, is that “it was responsible for crises over the last staff. Those changes are expected statements about the departing pope less than a year ago. way to the Democratic convention to not political for the president to do two years.” next week. secretaries. The pope recently gave win renomination, and to election all that in public and to actually stop (MLUi CDC’(?G]B0Ce Savings on I audiences to Msgr. Giovanni day for a second term—even if polls the administration and turn it around 317 GREEN ROAD Cheli, apostolic nuncio to the are bad. Carter is losing primaries, like that.’’ CORNER WOODBRIDQE ST. CUPRINOL U.N., and to Msgr. Paul Mar- and .the nation's economic condition And he believes Carter’s dramatic cinkus of Clrero, III., who is presi­ does not improve. actions of the last two weeks will be THURS THRU SAT dent of the Vatican bank and Is “It is an inexorable march to the reflected in a better standing. In Growth Rate Plunges considered an expert on all papal nomination, to 1,649 delegates in fact, he said, one poll showed an 11 JULY 19,20,21 - 2 TO 8 PM FREE since the first quarter of 1975, when only question is whether the negative Gal. voyages. And a leader of the U.S. August of 1980 in New York,” he said. percent jump in Carter's approval WASHINGTON (UPI) - The *8.95 church said the Vatican has sent a “If they do beat us early, then rating after the energy speech. nation’s economic growth rate .GNP fell 9.1 percent. growUi will be mild and last only two TEST YOUR SUSCEPTIBILITY cable to the U.S. bistops con­ they've got to take us on in the mid­ The president, he noted, “always plunged 3.3 percent during the April- The Gross National Product is the quarters or stretch into 1980 — the AND IMAQINATIONI RUSH ference and to the State Depart­ dle and they’ve got to take us on at rolls high when he thinks it’s June quarter, the government an­ value of all go^ds and services presidential election year. ment saying there will be an of­ the end—we’re not going anywhere. necessary to do. He felt, I guess, the nounced today. It was the sharpest produced in the United States, The official deflnation of a reces­ AT 3 & 7 DAILY HYPNO- OLYMPIC to first ficial papal visit. “They’re going to have to fight us information was brought to him that quarterly decline in four years and a adjusted for inflation. sion is two consecutive quarters of TECHNICIAN GINI PERLMAN WILL in the precincts—in the streets— all the people he had brought into signal that the recession of 1979 Is un­ The Commerce Department also negative economic growth. PROVIDE YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO the way to the convention,” he said. government were not serving him or der way. said its so-called implicit price So, If the growth rate during the ^2 off every gal. 100 customers Inside Today deflator — which measures infation current July-September quarter is ENJOY AN INTRODUCTORY HYPNOTIC Would Carter drop out for any the country as well as he thought The Commerce Department said a Classified...... 14-18 reason short of a physical inability to they were — so he made a dramatic throughout the economy and not just less than zero, the recession is of­ EXPERIENCE. sharp decline in consumer at the consumer level — rose by 9.9 ficial. Comics...... 19 make the race? change.” purchases, particularly fhr ...... 4 percent compared with 9.3 percent in Although the White House has Elditorial ...... "No way,” Dobelle said. “I think our greatest strength is automobiles, was a major reason for USE HYPNOSIS AND Entertainment...... 7-9 He said Carter’s current Cabinet the first quarter. acknowl^ged that a recession has Marlborongli Country Barn that we have always done things very the drop. SELF HYPNOSIS FOR Obituaries...... 10 and senior staff shakeup is a openly even though it has been a It was the largest dose of inflation started, other governmental agen­ since the 10.6 percent increase during •RELAXATION tLEARNINQ D«coratoi itrvictt *111^ NORTH MAIN ST,. HTE. 1, EX IT II OH 15 Peopletalk...... 2 “politically dangerous move” from political problem for us,” Dobelle The 3.3 percent decline in the cies believe it will be deeper and last •SMOKING •CONCENTRATION MARLBOROUGH. CONN Real Estate...... 18 which the President should benefit Gross National Product was even 1978’s second quarter, the Commerce longer than the administration. b \ / OFF on the premii*> TUES. SAT. 10 S.50, FRI. 10 I. SUN. I.5;10, said. •WEIGHT •MEMORY Sports...... 11-13 once the people realize what he is Carter’s current low rating in the steeper than anticipated by govern­ Departoent said. Many private forecasters also •SPORTS •SALES % 20 I4MAIN STREET The administration has already believe the downturn may last until OLOE MISTICK VILUACE OFF HTE. 15 Television ...... 7 doing. polls doesn’t bother Dobelle, who ment analyists, It followed a revised •SELF-CONFIDENCE ‘AND MORE MYSTIC SEAPORT E XIT, MYSTIC, CONN. OLD SAYBROOX. CONN. said the nation will be in recession early 1980. as well. ALL STANLEY MON. SAT. 10 5:30, FRI. 10 *. SUN. I 5:50 f e a th e r ...... 2 “This Is something he wants to do believes it is typical of the lack of 1.1 percent rise during the first MON. SAT. I0.5:l«, FRI. It-*, SUN. I.JiSO .. ^ HAND TOOLS to manage the government better public confidence suffered by all quarter and was the deepest drop for the remainder of this year. The 646-7917 ASK ABOUT OUR OWN INSTANT CREDIT. REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN k evening HERALD. Fri.. July 20, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Fri., July 20, 1979 The Weather Peopletalk Moon Shot Commitment G rasso Campalgnt for Victory at Pumps, Not Polls fleet and begin using vsnpooling mingled with employees of the Hart- “V®** n j^ tn ’t use your air con- energy conservation, proper storage Mrs. Grasso then met a Woman Stephanie Finds By MARK A. DUPUIS and transportation of gas and the 55 whom she knew — and the topic was programs for its 4,000 home office ford Insurance Group as the com- d ltlo n er,” said Bold Decision by JFK HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella stooping under the hood mph speed limit. still energy. employees in Hartford. safely before the end of the decade "So in a sense, there wasn’t any Grasso, resorting to her familiar pany announced a stepped-up plan to “Here are my people, here are my “You still living in Enfield?” asked The firm also will spend $60,000 to What TheyHl Do WASHINGTOhl (U PI)-President conserve energy. firm’s cars. did not come from NASA. other choice at the time,” Webb said. campaign style, is giving grass-roots She also pointed out the car’s spark people,” boomed Mrs. Grasso’s voice the governor. install solar reflective film on the 1,- The title of Stephanie Mills’ latest album is Kennedy’s decision that led fb man’s The governor got a first-hand look “Yes,” the woman responded. first landing on the moon 10 years “We were somewhat concerned "The day the president announced lessons to Connecticut citizens on plugs- and how they affect fuel as she walked toward a state police 638 windows on its 22-story office Whatcha Gonna Do at the conservation campaign and “You ride the commuter bus?” the ago today was a bold political judg­ with the absolute, unqualified com- this there couldn’t have been anyone conserving energy. economy as well as the difference booth where she learned how a radar tower and complex. With My Lovin?’” Her other energy saving hints, including a governor further inquired. The film' reduces loss of heat in V. ment that he made on his own, accor­ mitment to do this,” Webb recalled, more doubtful than me,” recaUed But Mrs. Grasso, only in the first between a clean air filter and a dirty unit works. fans answered the ques­ But he said the moon goal was the former Rep. Olin Teague,. who few minutes 'of auto mechanics. TTie governor was the first person “No,” said the woman with a winter and the entry of heat in ding to former White House adviser year of her second, four-year term, And when the Insurance company’s one. tion Thursday by caving only space mission that the United became chairman of the House space was on the campaign trail Thursday Most of the governor’s time was to sign a large cardboard sign kicking pause, “I ride in the carpool though.” summer and will result in a savings Theodore Sorensen. top executives arrived minutes later In addition to the speed limit cam­ of 42,000 gallons of oil annually, said liimiArviii in a plate glass window “It was an act solely of presiden­ SUtes could attempt and have a committw and one of the project’s seeking victory at the pumps — not at spent on a walk through the in­ off the insurance company’s cam­ biggest boosters, to greet the governor, they found out paign, the Hartford said it will begin at a New 'York record tial leadership,” Sorensen said at a chance of achieving before the 'It looked im- the polls. surance company’s “Energy Fair,” paign to have motorists keep within DeRoy C. Thomas, president and store where she was possible.” The governor pumped hands as fast what she’d just learned from one of the 55 mph speed limit. using small cars in its nationwide chairman of the firni. special Library of Congress luncheon Russians. their fleet workers. one of four day-long events to push signing autographs. for officials of the time, held on the as a gas station fills tanks and The store had room eve of the anniversary of the landing for about 250 people — E23* of Apollo l l ’s astronauts. UriWtAtMIN fOTdCAIt f but 2,000 showed up. Sorensen, a top Kennedy aide and Police Suspected Acquin When a mounted police Meadows For period ending 7 a.m. EST 7/21/79. During Friday now a New York attorney, said the officer tried to herd night, occasional thunderstorms will be expected in por­ former president wasn’t sure what tions of the upper Mississippi valley, southwestern them off the street and the drive to land men on the moon Care Good Texas and southern Florida, while the rest of the nation onto the sidewalks, 30 of before the end of the 1960s would Right from the Beginning can enjoy mostly fair weather, them were shoved cost, or what would be learned scien­ through the window, suf­ tifically or technologically, “but he state police cruiser while it was several hundred photos. fering multiple cuts. WATERBURY (UPI) - Court Connecticut Forecast knew we must do it. Doc Says records show that police considered moving. He said the suspect several Earlier in the day, one of the Stephanie fled the jurors, Andrienne Delvecchio, told Becoming partly sunny today with the highs 80 to 85 or ‘I remember it very well. The Lome Acquin and his brother, times asked to go home. melee on a stretcher — By JUNE TOMPKINS the judge she’d accidentally heard about 29 C. Fair tonight with lows about 60. Saturday disguised as one of the injured — and later talked president was extremely concerned Patrick, as possible suspects in the Testimony in the trial was delayed Thursday as defense and prosecution about Acquin's confession in the mostly sunny with the highs in the 80s. Probability of rain with victims at a local hospital. She blames the cop that the Russians had put a man in Herald Reporter state’s largest mass murder case attorneys argued whether pictures of case. Contents of the confession, 10 percent through Saturday. Light variable winds — says ‘Tm so sorry it happened. The cop came up space,” Sorensen said. y i“: MANCHESTER - The medical from the outset of their investiga­ the nine victims should be introduced which was aliegedly given to state through Saturday. and pushed people. The people were waiting Kennedy announced his momen­ director of the Meadows Convales­ tion. as evidence. troopers shortly after the crime, patiently but they were scared of the horse.” tous decision in a message to cent Home has tkaen issue with A transcript of a previously closed Long Island Sound Congress May 25, 1961, six weeks statements attributed to some of the hearing released Thursday quoted “They were especially dis­ were made public earlier this week after the Soviets orbited Yuri tressing,” defense attorney John R. but have not been presented in court. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk .i aides who work there, concerning in­ state trooper George Hamilia as Gagarin. saying “I didn’t know who was in­ Williams said of the pictures. “The The juror said she was having a Point Front off shore with high pressure moving over Critical Audience k ' - - - sufficient patient care. telephone conversation with a male "He made it in the context of com­ "As medical director of the volved and my first thought was of gruesomeness would far outweigh area. Southerly winds 10 to 15 knots during the afternwn Epic recording artist Michael Murphey has been friend when he mentioned a petition with the Soviet Union,” Lome and Patrick.” the benefits” of allowing jurors^to and evening hours and variable less than 10 knots at other I singing his classic Meadows. I can say that the patient newspaper article about the confes­ Sorensen said. “It was a time when it care is excellent,” Dr. Robert When pressed, Hamilia admitted see the photos. times. Partly cloudy today and tonight. Fair Saturday. “Geronimo’s Cadillac” was extremely important for the Williams also claimed some of the sion. Visibility over 5 miles except locally less than 1 mile in for eight years ;now, Butterfield said. Dr. Butterfield, who he wanted them as suspects. United States to demonstrate is also chief of emergency services at bodies might have been moved She said he stopped when he early morning fog and haze today and Saturday. Average but he never dreamed Acquin, 29, a former Maine roofer, leadership in the world. The decision *1. Manchester Memorial Hospital, said before the pictures were taken, so realized his mistake. But she told the wave heights 1 to 2 feet during the afternoon and evening he’d ever be doing it for is accused of (ulling Mrs. Beaudoin, was primarily on that basis. that if there was any lack of proper 29, her seven children and a young the photos might not accurately judge “Since 1 had no knowledge of a hours and 1 foot or less at other times through Saturday. the legendary Apache confession, 1 thought 1 should tell you "It was solely the deliberate, and I pktient care, he would certainly visiting relative and then setting fire reflect the situation at the murder chieftain’s grandson, about it. The subject was not further believe thoughtful decision of Presi­ know about it. to their rural Prospect home on July scene. Extended Outlook had just returned dent Kennedy.” Jurors, who had heard three days developed.” his farm in Taos, Meadows employees who are 22, 1977, to cover up the crimes. Keith Glennan, appointed by Presi­ During the same closed hearing. of testimony in the trial, were The judge thanked her for telling Extended outlook for New England Sunday through N.M., when friends in­ members of District 1199, New him and then allowed her to stay on dent Eisenhower as the first National England Health Care Employees un­ Dr. Thomas Szasz, a Syreause, N.Y., excused while state troopers and Tuesday: troduced him to 90-year- Aeronautics and Space Administra­ medical examiner Dr. Elliot Gross the panel. Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Fair weather with a warming old Joe Sunhawk who ion, are protesting that there is not psychiatrist, testified Acquin’s con­ tion head in 1958, said Eisenhower enough staff to take proper care of took the stand to describe photos they trend through the period. Overnight lows in the 60s Sun­ lives in a nearby pueblo. fession may not have been totally Now You Know saw the need to build a strong Uie patients, and the base wage rate took of the victims. But Superior day and Monday and in the upper 60s and low 70s Sunhawk was so im­ voluntary. technological foundation, but not to is below what of other health care “My opinion is that Mr. Acquin’s Court Judge Walter M. Pickett Jr. The first beauty pageant in the Tuesday. Daytime highs in the 80s Sunday and Monday pressed by Murphey’s go to the moon. did not rule on Williams' motion to United States was held in 1880 in and in the upper 80s and low 90s Tuesday. ^personal concert he got facilities where union members are ability to give voluntary consent was “ He said,” Glennan recalled, completely overwhelmed,” he said. keep the pictures out of evidence. Rohoboth Beach, Del., to select Vermont: Fair Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday and out a tomahawk and did employed. “Miss United States,” and Thomas ‘“Keith, the moon has been there for •'If you are comparing salaries, Szasz also pointed out that Acquin Instead, he delayed the case until Tuesday with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. a good luck dance for A. Edison was one of the three many, many years and whether we they are comparable at the Meadows had tried to “physically terminate” Tuesday to give dhe defense attorney Highs in the 80s. Lows in the 60s. the artist. get there tomorrow or 20 years from a chance to examine more of the judges. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair through the period to all other nursing homes in the the interrogation by getting out of a Says Murphey, “He now isn’t going to make that much but with a chance of afternoon showers Monday and had heard about the song, but no one had ever area,” Dr. Butterfield said. difference.”' “It's true Uiat aides come and go.” Tuesday. Highs in the 80s to low 90s and lows in the upper played it for him ... He really outdid himself in put­ James E. Webb, sworn in as NASA Astronaut Edwin Aldrin is photographed walking on the he said, “but Uiat's the nature of the 50s to mid 60s. ting on a reciprocai show. Sunhawk told me he Flushing GLENNEY’S MID SUmmER administrator only four months beast. Some work and then leave to Capitol in a Splint thought his grandfather would have liked the song lunar surface by astronaut Neil Armstrong during man s before Kennedy’s decision, said that go on to college, or other jobs.” National Forecast too.” historic first landing on the moon, July 20,1969. Armstrong and Connecticut’s 100-year-oId State Capitol in Hartford appears although the space agency had been Dr. Butterfield said that he is O f Mains SMI considering a m ann^ flight around the lunar module are reflected in Aldrin’s face visor. (UPI to be in a giant splint as scaffolding encloses the building from City F New York c 88 69 aware of one patient at the Meadows top to bottom. ’The marble and granite structure, which 00$ Oklahoma City pc 84 67 the moon, the idea to send a man to photo) Scheduled M.Y Albuquerque Moonlighting who has a M sore, but is being originally cost $2.5 million, is being rejuvenated for an es­ Anchorage Omaha c 84 75 the lunar surface and return him treated for it. He said Uiat if there a T O O im E Asheville Philadelphia pc 85 70 We knew her as super screen star Grace Kelly. lot of cases of bed sores he would timated $8.8 million. (UPI photo) MANCHESTER - The Atlanta Phoenix pc 102 84 Later, in fair tale tradision, she became Princess know about it, but with the care they town’s Water Department Billings 95 Pittsburgh c 82 62 Grace of Monaco. Today, she's a sheet salesman in get, that's not likely to happen. 'Tm will be flushing water Portland, Me. c 81 56 Birmingham Fort Mill, S.C. State Gas Dealers Push responsible for those patients.” he mains between Main and Boston Portland, Ore. c 93 63 Water Service Limited Princess Grace is making the rounds of Springs said. There are three other physicians Spruce streets next week. Brownsville, Tx. Providence pc 80 64 Mills plants in the state, on behalf of a line of Richmond t 81 70 who assist him in caring for the The flushing will start Buffalo bedsheets she personally designed. "Hopefully, this will decrease gas­ Charleston, S.C. 86 St. Louis c 84 66 patients. MANCHESTER - The Water Monday and will continue Springs Mills spokesman Bob Thompson says the For Price Rule Changes oline consumption,” Taylor said. through Friday. The area M o d e l 4150 Charlotte, N.C. Salt Lake City pc 96 65 The 518-bed convalescent home, Department, in an effort to conserve An Antonio r 87 75 floral patterned sheets created by Her ^rene The department still will be between Main and Spruce Chicago profit margins as “inadequate, dealers' profits to 1973 levels. own^ by Geri-Care Nursing Centers gasoline, will schedule all its normal Cleveland San Diego pc 77 70 Highness first were distributed in April and have STAMFORD (UPI) - Connecticut of America, accommodates elderly available on an emergency basis at streets from Charter Oak capricious arbitrary and dis­ Under the new rules, dealers are shutoffs of service Monday through Columbus San Francisco pc 63 54 been selling "exceptionally well.” He says Princess gasoline retailers say if the federal patients, mentally retarded, and Wednesday between 8 a.m. and 2:30 any time to provide a needed shutoff to East Center streets will M o d e l 4710 Rockwell 3/8" Adjustable San Juan pc 89 78 criminatory by helping some dealers permitted profits of 15.4 cents per Dallas Grace has a contract, and gets royalties — but he government doesn’t adjust its new mentally retarded with physical han­ p.m. of service, be said. be flushed. Variable Speed Reversing Drill Denver Seattle c 90 59 declines to discuss details. but injuring others.” gallon instead of a flat 30 percent The sendee is provided at no extra Rockwell Sander/Polisher price rules by Aug. 1, Washington dicaps. The department routinely will There may be discolora­ Preselect and lock at speeds up to 1400 Des Moines Spokane c 101 65 will be the scene of a mass rally hy The CGRA met Wednesday night to profit over base price that Konitshek cost to customers providing they call Tampa r 90 75 The Meadows administration has shuts off service and turns it back on tion of water and reduced Perfect for both car polishing and rpm, forward or reverse. A superb tool Detroit dealers from all over the country. discuss the new federal regulations and others had urged before federal the water shop at 647-3201 with a 48- pressure during the household sanding chores. 6^ pad. Duluth Washington pc 86 76 this week begun an inservice training for customers who are having inter­ with big 2.7 amp motor. Drives and Jackpot in Oils Representatives of the Connecticut that also order them to make public hearings. bour prior notice for a shutoff. When flushing. Double insulated. Two speeds, 3.1 El Paso Wichita pc 83 63 the cost per gallon, but they put off a “They ignored us," he said. “They program to provide special training nal plumbing repaired. These removes saew s. Drills wood, metal, c-clear; cl-clearing; c- Everyone dreams of going to an auction and Gasoline Retailers Association shutoffs wiil be restricted to the customers request this service for If water appears dis­ amp motor. Ball bearing equipped. masonry, glass. 6' cord. Doubje^insu- Hartford strike vote. didn’t listen to a word we said. They for aides who care for the mentally ycloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- striking gold. For New York art dealer Richard joined Thursday in a national chorus non-working hours, they will be colored, the homeowner UL listed. Model 4710. SALE listed. 4150 SALE Honolulu Konitshek told about 300 dealers he retarded and those with physical han­ Monday through Wednesday hours in lated. ULli Model missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Feigen, the dream came true — on Friday the 13th of discontent directed at the Depart­ had their minds made up before the charged the actual cost of overtime. should try to avoid using it Houston wanted to get a "feel” for the mood hearings ever started" dicaps. an effort to reduce the number of Indianapolis rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; to boot. ment of Energy regulations. A meeting will be held Friday miies traveled, Francis Taylor, of­ Taylor said Uie change also should until it clears, 'hus will REG. REQ. Jackson, Miss. sy-sunny; ts-thunderstorms; Feigen says he was in London in the 13th — at Wayne Konitshek, president of the and reaction of Connecticut dealers Konitshek said the new rules mean among employees, the union and result in a more efficient use of staff. prevent rust and sediment to the federal Departm ent of fice manager for the Water Depart­ 39.99 $34.27 29.99 $25.46 Jacksonville w-windy. Christie's auction gallery — when he spotted a pain­ association, said on his return from an average 3 cents a gallon more for management executives to discuss from being brought into the Energy’s new regulations announced Connecticut dealers, but will amount ment. said. Kansas City ting identified as the work of an obscure 17th cen­ Washington the dealers voted to send the complaints. home's system. Las Vegas r 108 High and Low a letter to David Bardin, chief of the Monday. to a cut in earnings for some stations If sediment does get into pc 87 tury Dutch painter. But to Feigen's practiced eye it Little Rock whispered of something more. So he bought it — for Economic Regulatory Agency of the The new provisions replace owners in Fairfield County. a home’s hot water tank, Los Angeles n ew YORK (DPI) - The guidelines that effectively froze Louisville highest temperature reported $2,475. DOE, rejecting the new rules on the homeowner should wait Memphis Thursday to the National Thursday, he got the word from French art expert Hot Weather Increases until the water clears and Miami Beach Weather Service, excluding Marcel Roethlisberger: The canvas really was done then open the faucet at the Milwaukee : Alaska and Hawaii, was 111 in 1632 by master landscapist Claude Lorrain. Its bottom of the tank to drain Minneapolis 1 degrees at Pasco, Wash. value — conservatively, $375,000. Stage Falls the collected material, I Today’s low was 43 degrees at Nashville which will settle. New Orleans 90 ’ Alamosa, Colo. #4401 At Pageant Water Quality Problems Also, if a load of wash is Glimpses generally is a time of dpf weather, done during the period of SANDER and this results in a drop in the water the 1.0 standard set by the new discolored water, the load A GOOD FINISH SAHDER The Almanac Two-time Wimbledon champ Martina MANCHESTER - With the hot should be done again after PERTH, Australia (UPI) - A stun­ weather here, water quality level. regulations that set stricter stan­ #4529 - . ^ Navratilova visited Gavin McLeod on ABC-TV's dards for water quality. the water clears. Four Hollywood “Loveboat” set Thursday, preparatory ning 18-year-old Venezuelan beauty problems are increasing, Robert Now, lor instance, the reservoirs REG. SALE ^ 1 /4 DODDLE INSULATED By United Press International won the 1979 Miss Universe Crown Young, water treatment manager for are at a level below their spillways. The town has received an exemp­ ounces of cream of tartar 11/ii HP CIRCULAR SAW Today is Friday, July 20 the 201st day of 1979 with 164 to to a guest appearance she'll make on the show this today, but a catwalk collapsed under the town, said. This prohibits a steady flow of water, tion that keeps it from having to should be added to help follow. fall... Jay Silverheels- "Tonto” to a generation of meet those requirements until im­ clean any discoloration of ^4.99 $21.24 KC. 3995 SMI *34.27 Lone Ranger fans - got his star in the Hollywood pageant competitors who clamored The month of June showed only a and the reservoirs tend to stagnate. The moon is moving toward its new phase. to congratulate her, injuring two con­ few water quality problems, but Young said. provements to its water system are the clothing. The morning stars are Venus and Mars. Walk of Fame Thursday ... Carol Channing- who It normally takes a cou­ testants. Young expects more violations to be The stagnation increases the completed, "but it still must report The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. leaves for London Aug. 6 to open her perennial ple of hours for the water WONDER BAR Eighteen contestants fell chance of bacteria growth, a problem violations. LOIW TAPE Those bom on this date are under the sign of Cancer. "Hello Dolly” — joined “Alien” star Sigourney reported this month. to clear. If water appears Forged steel bar with two screaming about 10 feet onto the "Normally, water quality that now is occurring. Young said the Other violations reported in June 100’x % " long lasting white Sir Edmund Hiilary, New Zealand explorer who was Weaver, Lucie Araaz and a flock of other stars discolored for an extended beveled nail slots Ideal for stage, sending Miss Turkey, Fusin deteriorates as the summer department increases its level of included the color of water at Porter, blade. H" graduations the first man to conquer Mount Everest, was bom July Wednesday at New York's Maxwell's Plum Howard and Buckingham reservoirs period, the homeowner pulling, prying, lifting and restaurant in celebration of Phyllis Newman's one- Tahire Demirtan, and Miss Malta, progresses,” Young said. chlorine treatment to combat the Compact durable case, easy 20, 1919. and two samples with high bacteria should call the Water scraping woman Broadway musical "The Madwoman of Cen Dain Borg Bartolo, to the hospital. He said quality now is dropping problem. rewind Also- 5 0 ’ length 4076 On this day in history: because the level of the town's reser­ In June, the department reported counts. Department at 647-3115. In 1859, American baseball fans were charged an ad­ tral Park West” . The incident occurred two minutes Commarclal voirs also is dropping. one turbidity violation, he said. The The two bad samples were taken at mission fee for the first time as 1,500 spectators paid 50 after the crowning ceremony when 9 Duty Variable There are two primary causes lor turbidity reading, which measures the McKee Street and Lawton Road cenU each to see Brooklyn play New York. the new Miss Universe, the brown­ #34500 S p ^ Ravaralng haired, brown-eyed Maritza Sayalero more water problems in the summer. the amount of particles suspended In fire stations. There was only one bad HSA Cancels In 1917, the first lottery draft of Americans for World sample at each, and no further ^ ^ D r i l l Lottery Numbers of Caracas, returned to her cane The hotter weather enhances the water, was 1.87 at the Lydall Next Meeting (0 to 2300 RPM) War 1 duty was conducted in Washington. Street reservoir. That level is above problems were reported. Young said. In 1945, the flag of the United States was raised over peacock throne. bacteria growth. Also, the summer Ball Bering Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in New MANCHESTER - "The Berlin as the first American troops moved in to par­ About 20 girls on the catwalk $10.75 England: rushed toward her to offer con­ meeting of Subarea F ticipate in the occupation government. Council of the Health SALE $8.06 |rEC. 39.99 sale $34.27 In 1969, two U.S. astronauts, Neil Armstrong and Connecticut: 782. gratulations and shattered the Massachusetts: 4445. quarter-inch-thick plywood prop. Federal Rental Contract Systems Agency of North Edwin Aldrin, landed the lunar module “Eagle” on the % Central Connecticut New Hampshire: 0603. The new Miss Universe, already in moon. Armstrong and Aldrin became the first men to set scheduled for Tuesday has $1 rebate on Jennite J-16® Driveway Sealer. foot on the moon, Rhode Island: 8134. tears after being named winner by Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday in master of ceremonies Bob Barker, been canceled. Because of Maximum $5 per family. was visibly shaken by the accident. Is Concern of Need the heavy vacation Offer good Jime 1 - July 31,19'79. A thought for the day: When Neil Armstrong stepped on New England: Connecticut: 66, Green, 090 , 805843. “I don’t know when I have cried so Receiving a federal certificate is wheelchair, has a rental subsidy cer­ schedules, there Is no the moon he said, "That's one small step for man, one MANCHESTER - There are 150 no guarantee that one can use it. tificate, but can’t find the first floor meeting planned for giant leap for mankind.” Maine: 01, 10, 14, 16, 23, 27, 28, 29. much,” she said. “I am a very emotional person and this has upset low-income families who are con­ Some have lost their certificates apartment she must have, Ms. August, unless there is per­ me very much.” cerned about the fate of the Housing because they could find no rental in Mikoliet said recently. tinent business to be dis­ A couple with five children are Manchester To Advertlae To Report News The 5-foot-8 inch, 114-pound Authority’s rental subsidy contract Manchester, which has a vacancy cussed. A m n ite J -16i East Hartford — Glastonbury rate close to one percent. being e^cted because the building Any member with For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: Venezulean breezed past her rivals in with the federal Department of F because it lasts. ^S.A S qlbnnev’S price the two-hour television extravaganza Housing and Urban Development. The certificate holders have a 6b- where they live is being tom down. business to be discussed 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester ..... Alex Girelli, 643-2711. The father has a job, but the family rebate Evening Herald hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford '. . Chris Blake, 643-2711. watched on television by an es­ The contract expires next April, day time period to find an apartment, may call the HSA office 1 .OO USPS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 timated 600 million people. Executive Director Dennis Phelan Phelan said. However, he said if they needs the rental subsidy to help out. and request the subarea • YOUR TOTAL COST *7.49 closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 said Thursday. The Hartford office of demonstrate a diligent effort to They are also having trouble finding chairman to call a Published dally except Sunday and Miss United States, Mary Friel, 20, calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 a suitable apartment and may be certain holidays by the Manchester of Pittsford, N.Y., made the HUD has indicated th at the secure an apartment, a 30-day exten­ meeting. For information about display adver­ Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 Manchester agency will retain its sion is usually granted. forced to give up their certificate. The next regularly Publishing Co.. Herald Square. P.O. tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising semifinalist round but lost out when Box fj91. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 the judges announced five finalists— Section 8 rental subsidies, although Still, the difficulty in finding an ’They have approached Ned Coil’s scheduled meeting will be the W. G. GLENNEY CO. director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 no formal guarantee has been given. apartrnent has caused the waiting Revitalization Corps, which has Sept. 25 in the Manchester Vernon ,. Barbara Richinond, 643-2711 I^ss Venezuela, Miss Brazil, Miss QLA8TOMBURY M ANCHMTM Have a Complaint? Bermuda, Miss England and Miss Under Section 8 guidelines, eligible list to drop ‘’down a bit,” Phelan started a “grass roots” movement in Municipal Building. To Subscribe ^nchester, and have also gone to 33HEBROMAVE ***?1***L«” ' N tw i — If you have a question or To report or inquire about special Sweden. tenants are given certificates and said. One woman with two children, complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: pay only 25 percent of their income desperate because she could find no Ms. Mikoliet for assistance. 833-4678 649-8283 at 647-9946. Office hoursare8:30a.m. to Miss Sayalero outclassed her l-'rank Burbank, managing editor. 643- Business...... Alex Girglli, 643-2711 rental, called a Herald reporter for At its April meeting, the Housing ELLINGTON WILLINOTON 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 nearest competitors in the three-part toward rent. The federal government 2711 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 DGQiQfsnPP Authority considered ways to meet RT.S3 WE8TRD RT44 to 10 a.m. Saturday. onstage judging process — the swim­ picks up the rest. CIrculitlon — If you have a problem Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 the needs of these people. Cotn- Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents F am ily...... Betty Ryder, 6482711 suit contest, evening wear competi­ The April 17 vote to ban town in­ Most of those needing help in fin­ 878-6213 428-9916 regarding service or delivery, call weekly. $3.90 for one month, $11.70 for Miss Venezuela, 18-year-old Maritza Sayalero of Caracas, volvement in the Community ding an apartment go to Joanne missloner Richard Sdiwolsky said, m Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 tion and interview. three months, $23.40 for six months, and Miss Bermuda, Gina Swainson, 21, won the 1979 Miss Uiverse Pageant in Perth, Australia. She is Development Block Grant program Mikoleit, human needs coordinator “I think there is a need and if there’s The word "pecen'' originally YM S E R V A h A R ^ NMMMKSTOk I should be made by 3 p.m. Monday Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. a need, I think It’s incumbent for the meant a villager or a ruitic, through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are from Smiths Parish, was runnerup seen here in a picture taken Tuesday as she displays her jeopardized the authority’s applica­ for the Manchester Area Conference NOT MIPONSIBU FOR TYPOOmTHICAL MIIIONl available on request. Monday through Friday. tion for 64 new rental subsidy cer­ town to do something.” and comas from the Latin day. and Miss England was third. charms. (UPI photo) of Churches (MACC) ''paganut.'* tificates. One woman, confined to a EVENING HERALD. Frl„ July 20.1979 - PAGE FIVE

PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. FrI.. July M, 1979 Jack Anderson Cheney Tech Official Says System Needs Change •• ^ fc ” __AH I 1. A6 6Iia TMAmAnt RIan/th “There’s no doubt about that,” he more than $7 an hour. Such oppor­ At the moment, Blanchard saldT' and some local employers who a re ' (Theney Tech is oversubscribed and By CHARLES MAYNARD Regional Vocational Technical said. “But how long will it take the tunities would be better for the Is Too Crowded ci^ng for qualified machinists. the school is turning down Herald Reporter School, said In an interview Tuesday; educators to figure that out. They’re graduate who is undecided about his Aviation^s Biggest Problem: “The present state system has to ‘"nie machine shop has grown in future or for the person who never applicants. This fall’s freshman MANCHESTER - Despite yearly behind the times.” cost $7,000 to keep raindrops from popularity,” said Blanchard. “When class, which includes 13 females, One solution, favored especially by desperately need a computerized nation’s highways. enrollment Increases and graduates change.” “We must ask our students, ‘Do finishes college, Blanchard said. WASHINGTON - Clearing the DC- depending on the particular axe that falling on the veep’s head. Cheney Tech is one of 16 state- I was at Prince Tech (in Hartford) in In order to avoid prolonged totals 120 students out of 360 private pilots, is the provision of collision-avoidance system to pre­ Other problems Include pilot who have no trouble finding jobs, it you want vocational-technical educa­ 10 for return to the skies may end one each group has to grind. But the ♦Jimmy Carter’s successful "anti- operated regional vocational- September, 1967, it was the least pop­ agonizing over a career choice, applications. Total enrollment is 425 basic problem all parties agreed on is small "satellite” airports near vent mid-air crashes like the one that fatigue — exacerbated by the time seems the sta te ’s vocational- ular of all shops. The work was tion as opposed to "a strictly specific air safety problem, but plen­ Washington” stance in 1976 seems to technical education still has to prove technical schools and when ih- academic one?’ But changes have to freshman students are exposed to the students. metropolitan areas to relieve conges­ claimed 144 lives at San Diego last lag and irregular hours brought on by steady, but low-paying. Now there is Blanchard said the completion of ty more remain. our increasingly crowded skies — a have caught on among presidential flationary times pressure a state be started with the people who make variety of shops during three-week tion at the commercial facilities. The year. high-speed jet travel — and in­ itself. tremendous demand for the eighth grade is the only require­ How will they be dealt with - one problem that can only get more candidates this year. At least five of Gerald Blanchard, who spends a budget, everyone has to tighten belts. decisions.” exploratory stages. Blanchard said airline industry looks to its Critics of the Federal Aviation Ad­ adequate crash survivability machinists.” ment to apply at the school. The at a time following each new dis­ serious as the years go by. the president’s potential challengers large share of his time espousing the The result, Blanchard said, is the Although admittedly prejudiced, they learn their English, science and Air travel is booming. Sharper technicians for a solution: Planes ministration, including Ralph safeguards that can keep a minor ac­ elimination of some administrative Shrinking state finances aren’t the social studies in the regular school looks at a student’s transcript aster. or with a well-planned, com­ - Ronald Reagan, George Bush, virtues of technical ttaining, sees school’s — and the system’s — only Blanchard said training from Cheney competition, lower prices, the could land even closer together, ac­ Nader's Aviation Consumer Action cident from turning into a holocaust positions and a lag in the expansion classroom and get a bfisic introduc­ and attendance record, the results of prehensive approach that will bring John Connally, Robert Dole and Phil problems in state financing and in problems. Blanchard feels too much Tech offers more to its graduates cording to the Air Transport Associa­ Project and the Airline Passengers of fire or toxic fumes. Both these needed to train a sufficient number than the traditional high school or tion to automotives, industrial elec­ its entrance test and the interview safety techniques abreast of air growth of private aviation, even the Crane — have set up their national educators placing too much emphasis by the decision-makers is with the guidance department before growing difficulty of going long dis­ tion, if engines could solve the Association, say the FAA is slow to problems involve economic factors emphasis on traditional academic of machine shop workers. college background. A bachelor’s tronics or carpentry throughout the travel's speed, campaign headquarters across the placed on the traditional academic first year. The students eventually admitting a student. Affirmative ac­ tance by automobile, have all con­ problem of "wake vortex,” the anticipate safety problems, of profit and loss, and so far neither education. “The room at Cheney Tech is in­ degree Is no longer any guarantee for comfort and con­ Potomac River in Northern Virginia. adequate for turning out enough per­ training. This, despite the fact, he decide which field to enter, tion groups, women and persons with tributed to an irreversible upsurge in powerful swirl of air that follows a bestirring itself only after disaster the airline industry nor the FAA is “I’d like to see a town in Connec­ enployment, lie said, while plenl^ of venience? Meanwhile, “Mr. Outside” of 1976 sons to work in the job shops,” he said, that most graduates in the next something college preparatory learning disabilities are the jet in flight. strikes. They cite the DC-lO’s struc­ convinced that correction is worth ticut develop its own vocational- the dieney grads take jobs at Pratt It depends on flying. The number of passengers in­ said. uecade will not require advanced students may not do until later in applicants who are handled first. For their part, the airline pilots tural defects, such as the engine- the expense. has become “Mr. Inside” this time technical program,’’ Blanchard, the & Whitney or Hamilton Standard at the public's creased 13 percent last year alone. And that’s bad for both the school education. their schooling. have for years been agitating for mount crack that cause the recent Washington Whirl around. Carter is running from a guidance director at Howell Cheney awareness of the But airport facilities and safety headquarters in the District of more advanced safety equipment. crash in Chicago and the cargo-door problems, and the equipment haven’t kept pace with the It will cost J233,000 more to keep a Though they’re better off than latch failure that took 346 lives in a roof over Vice President Walter Columbia. pressure that can Jet Age technology that has made air •There’s another Jimmy Carter in travel so cheap and popular. Ter­ Charles Lindbergh, who could see 1974 Paris crash. Mondale’s head this year. The 86- Coventry be brought on air­ government service in Washington. 7-Web and Vinyl Tube minals that were up-to-date a decade where the Spirit of St. Louis was Federal regulators deny that they year-old slate roof on the vice lines and government regulators to He’s a doorkeeper at the House of ago are now clogged with traffic, in­ going only through a periscope, have sacrificed passenger safety to presidential residence in Washington Appoints ‘Thick‘n Thin’ Deluxis come to grips with them. To find out Representatives. Unlike his short- creasing the already heavy risks of today's jet pilots must still depend ul­ the "keep ’em flying” demands of is in such poor shape, it was decided Folding Furniture what are the greatest dangers facing timer namesake in the White House, the most critical moments in timately on their own vision to avoid the airline industry. The FAA to replace the whole thing rather Educator the flying public, we surveyed avia­ this Jimmy Carter has been here u tion experts, employees and con­ aviation: Takeoffs, approaches and other aircraft in the high-speed traf­ traditionally counters criticism by than continue to patch the leaks on a Cheir landings. fic jams over the airports. They noting that, on a per-mile basis, air piecemeal basis. Last year alone it since 1967. COVENTRY - The Our Rag. 18.49. 13.44 sumer groups. Board of Eklucation has ap­ The answers varied, in large part travel is far safer than driving on the pointed William Troy of Chaise Manchester as its first Our Rag. $33... 24.76 assistant principal at Lee Roderick \ Wide and narrow tubing. Interlaced iHiuirliriitn* Eiu'uiiuji Hrral^ (Coventry High School. \ with handsome webbing, creates a Troy comes to Coventry ) ‘basketweave’ effect for comfort and Manchester — A City of Village Charm Carter Rising From Energy Ashes? from niing Junior High great looks. Both feature high-back Founded Oct. 1, 188t School in Manchester. He design, and non-tip patio legs. King- taught social studies there. size aluminum frames. ■' Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, WASHINGTON - Like the tremendously to our inflation reactions to Carter’s Sunday night nor gave us a solution. He refuses to He will be assistant to ^ Manchesler, Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 speech, said, “President Carter has problems.” mythical phoenix. President Carter put the hard choices to this country. Principal Dennis Joy. is trying to rise from the ashes of his taken the Oral Roberts approach to Curiously, Hayakaw’s head-in-the- The board has also ap­ Wen'Dt'f AuJii BuftMu of C‘*cuidtyt' uLet U' teO Htfss I' li‘"'JliO t'.ii Roomy 34”x7e* Hammock presidency with a bold — if long- the solution of our energy problems. sand criticisms fly in the face of "He refuses to say, on the one pointed two new teachers mainstream thinking in even his own I with Sturdy Steel Stand Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E Turkinoton, Executive Editor overdue — energy plan, and the most Like most Sunday sermons, it will be hand, if we re going to bum coal, at the high school. Anthony Raymond F Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A BurDank, Managing Editor effective speech in his 30-month forgotten by Monday. party, which has been urging Carter we re going to have to lower the air Mingrone of Woodbridge from the start to emphasize domestic quality standards. Instead he says will replace Regina Chatel 1 OurRtg. . presidency. Hayakawa faulted Carter on every i 23.99...... 17.76 Early reaction from a wide cross- count, saying proposed synthetic energy development over conserva­ we’re going to burn lots of coal but who taught English at SPECIAL SUMMER Comfortable all-weather bed with Don Graff section of members of Congress in- fuels would be “ extraodrinarily tion as a way to break OPEC’s grip Coventry High and has now fringed edges and foam pillow, sus­ there won’t be any harm to the en­ taken a position in the pended over a nigged 4-polnt stand. dicates the expensive and dangerous to our en­ on the country. vironment. That isn’t true. It can’t be CLEARANCE SAVINGS! vironment,” that an Energy Republican Sen. Bob Packwood of Bolton school system. J u t IS pw start. No relnelwcla. president’s true. Marsha Bean-Sokoloski ^ (EisylottttiiibttJ program, es­ Mobilization Board will “add another Oregon faulted the president for not Generation Gap squaring with Americans on the costs Nonetheless, most other reactions of Naugatuck will teach timated to cost layer of bureaucracy,” and that the biology replacing Ronald involved: ” ... The president’s speech were generally upbeat, even from $140 billion over money Carter proposes pouring into Giordano. Futures Solid-State Has the younger generation ever highly publicized recent contacts the next 10 years energy development will “add neither honestly challenged America some Republicans used to opposing Superintendent Arnold ''igniter to Instantly Start Grill! while significant­ TO been anything but a problem? with the West apparently have made Carter on almost every program he’s Elman told the board that 3 0 % 5 0 % OFF Turco Cast-Aluminum Anywhere? the folks back home vividly aware ly reducing oil im- proposed. recent achievement test OurOrifllMl*Pricw that there can be more to the good ports, will be results show Grade 3 and 5 Twin-Burner Gas Grill Its members reject the values of "His most salient point was a bold their parents and question in­ life than dialectic. generally well received on Capitol students in Coventry to be with Big Up-Front Shelf conservation program, ” said Utah among the best in the coun­ stitutions that are the pillars of socie­ To get them back into acceptable Hill. SELECT GROUP OF OurRtg. socialist line, the Chinese press and “His success will be our success,” Republican Sen.Orrin Hatch. "Over try. He said the average 2S9J9.. ty. They know little about the A Grade 3 scores fell in the »187 radio have launched a propaganda said California Sen. Alan Cranston, GIFTWARE philosophic basis of that society and the next 10 years, the most crucial top 10 percent of all third Handsome butcher-block look utility shelf with front-mounted dual heat the principles that make it work. And campaign stressing the great im­ No. 2 Democrat in the Senate years, the best source of energy we grades and the Grade 5 leadership. He added that Carter’s controls. Gives you huge 523 sq. in. worse, they don't provements in the People's Republic can possibly have is the savings of scores, in the top 25 per­ cooking surface with warming grid. want to know. over the bad old days of pre­ plan “is sound and strong and in energy through conservation.” cent of all fifth grades. Twin 20,000 BTU stainless steei All they're in­ communist China. The problem is keeping with American size and He also said that in­ burners, hose, regulator, plus that the segment of the population at strength.” . o At the same time. Hatch said much telligence tests given to permanent lava rocks. terested in is an (EstyloMttisMsJ easy living. It’s which the campaign is directed, Sen. Frank Church (D-Idaho) said of the president's speech involved Grade 4 students put enough to make those born since the Communist simply that "Jimmy Carter was born IlilJll (B lip 's “not truth, but persuasion,” and Coventry students just their elders takeover, who happen to be the again as president tonight.” expressed concern that Carter’s above the norm for this 24” Deluxe Bar-B-Q Grill despair of the majority, has no recollection of the Such praise was tempered, programs will be "a step toward part of the country. Wi? The board authorized future. In this old days. Instead, they have rising however, by decidedly negative reac­ Our Rag. Elman to submit a com­ case, make that Chinese elders, who expectations thanks to Peking’s tion from a number of Republicans. more government control and in­ 19 14.40 petence testing proposal to Grid adjusts to 5 positions. Steel are commencing to express concern sudden recognition of the rest of the Connecticut Sen. Lowell Weicker, for tervention in the field of energy. I fail to find one instance where the the state Board of Eiduca- tapered legs, utility shelf, wheels. publicly as to what they may have world and only the pervasive example rose in the Senate the mor­ Department of Energy has produced tion for review. The wrought in seeking to accelerate grayness of today's proletarian China ning after Carter’s evening televised .NsctsngulwWteonattn a e « « one drop of oil or any other form of proposal outlines tests to Owlls«.2iJl...... 1 0 . 0 0 China's modernization. They may to compare with the newly perceived speech to urge the president to 20 MSOftMl pWstora. No ninchtekt energy.” be given and corrective have opened the door too widely to delights of Western life. remove himself as a candidate in proposals for students who the capitalist West. It’s a serious problem for the next year’s election, thus freeing Other members of Congress fall below the norms. Our Original* Pno“ In a recent testing of secondary Chinese establishment. First wall himself from politicial consideration praised Carter not so much for his Thermos® 43-Quart Regent 4-Player school students in Peking, for one posters and foreign tourists, and the since attacking the energy problem. energy proposals themselves as for Rev-Share e n t ir e s t o c k o f Insulated Coolar Chest Badminton Set serious example, many were unable next thing you know blue jeans and “Last night a president of the the forcefulness he exhibited in skateboards. OurRtg. to explain satisfactorily the United States who had run out of gas presenting them, and for the atten­ Hearing Our Reg. 8.99...... 6.74 differences between captitalism and But perhaps Peking might try politically, intellectually and dant themes: a renewed national POCKET CAMERAS 29.99...... 19.70 Enameled-stehl body with hinged Includes 4 steel-shaft rackets, Marxism and the numerous advan­ looking at it this way. Western emotionally, asked the Ar/ierican commitment to traditional values in­ galvanized steel poles, plus net, societies, after all, have been Scheduled I -KODAK •MINOaA»in piastiilastlc lid. Rugged molded base. stakes ropes and shuttlecocks. tages of the latter. people to push him back on the track cluding the family, religion, and hard handllies, drain spout. The test result, as reported in The worried about their younger for 1980,” said Weicker, whose own work. • k e y s t o n e -HAWMEX COVENTRY - Aug. 8 New York Times, is not an isolated generations for generations. That vehicle left the track recently when Regent Deluxe development but symptomatic of a China should now be doing so, and so he withdrew as a GOP nominee for "It was an excellent speech, and has been set as the date for •VIVITAR -ARGUS a public h earin g on DIxi* ‘Originals’ Decorated widespread loss of enthusiasm for shortly after opening its door, can be next year’s presidential election. the president was right to recognize SVk'PlasHo-Foam Plates ' Volleyball Set the lack of confidence sweeping the proposab for the spending the class struggle and growing in­ taken as an indication of how rapidly Weicker contended that “what crisis Our Reg. country, ” said Sen. William of revenue-sharing funds. fjekots A A t terest in a higher-class standard of it is succeeding in its goal of catching of confidence exists, exists not with In preparation for this Our Reg. sac...... 12J9...... 9.74 living. The Chinese leadership’s up with the West. the American people, but among the Proxmire ID-Wis.). "Although I Includes off Iclal-size volleyball, the Board of Education is all-weather heavy-mesh net and lightweights that are the president don't agree with all of it, the presi­ compiling a list of some Reynolds W rap Alum inum Foil durable enameled steel poles. and his White House coterie.” dent was absolutely right in saying $61,000 worth of items it SAVE 2 5 % OFF The Connecticut Republican called we have to stop importing so much would like to buy. Our Original* Prices 20 0Sq.FtRoll O OO Thoughts OurRag.2S9...... for such steps as immediate gas oil. Quotas are the right approach.” The town doesn’t know, rationing by coupon, no more credit- as yet, how much money it I have always marveled when I The greatest gift that she gave her Such reaction indicates that e n t ir e STOCK OF card purchases of gas, and im­ will have coming bnder the have read about the life of Susanna children was herself. She invested six Carter’s latest energy proposals may Homespun Paper Napkins mediate decontrol and deregulation revenue sharing program. Wesley — the mother of John and hours a day through twenty years indeed be a turning point both in the The school board would Pack of 180 O PACKS TDK CASSETTE OurReg.S8e...... £ for I Charles Wesley, founders of teaching them at home. She instilled of all oil and gas. nation’s bleak energy picture, and in like' to use $45,000 of the California Republican Sen. S.I. Methodism. How did she ever do it? in them a passion for learning and for Carter’s own political fortunes. money for equipment and &8-TRACK TAPES Raising so many children, trying to righteousness. She wrote to her son Hayakawa, in one of the most biting furniture which was Johnson’s ’OIT Insect Repellent find food for them all, training them John when he asked her how she did eliminated when the ’Dashmaster’ 6oz.sptaycan 4 07 In-DashfUnder-Dash Casaatte as Christians. Yet she was forever this that she began by training their current budget was a w i:...1 .5 7 to4 .4 7 OurRsg.1.69...... I i f c f faithful to God counting upon his wills from the time they were born. The Lighter Side prepared. Car Stereo with AM/FM Radio promises. Certainly the hardships She made them realize they must 'This would include such Mounts almost anywherel Features tape eject could have overwhelmed her. Only obey their parents. They were even items as typewriters, Raid Flying Insect Killer button, locking rewind and fast fonward. Radio audio-visual equipment, has local/dlstance switch. Tone and balance 112.30 nine of her nineteen children lived to taught to cry softly, to eat and drink With These Friends, Who Needs Those Friends 12Maz.sprmrcan 4 ^ 7 OurRag.14iae and furniture and teaching controls. *KID-588 be adults. Samuel, her first-born, did whatever was given them. Their By DICK WEST words to that effect, they would have spots? over-end, which it already apparent­ O u rR tg .1M ...... ly is doing. materials. not speak until he was five. She spiritual training was most impor­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1 was a bit replied, “Oh, think nothing of it,” or However, I don’t wish to appear to Richard Galinat, called him her “son of my extremes! tant to Susanna and they learned “It happens in the best of circles," or be lecturing the Australians on space The end-over-end descent is said to SAVE 20® /« OFF r r ^ r - unsettled, as I imagine many other maintenance supervisor Our O riginal* Prices sorrow," and she prayed for him froiTi_her the meaning of answered Americans must have been, by the words to that effect. age etiquete. 1 merely bring this up lessen the possibility of a steep for the Coventry schools, night and day. One day when he was prayer by her example. poor grace with which Australia It was, in short, a time for them to by way of getting everyone prepared nosedive or tailspin. has prepared another list nearly six, he disappeared for Certainly she has much to teach reacted to the scattering of Skylab have been big about it. Had we been for a possible new contretemps. As for the possibility of Australia totaling $15,400. This would e n t ir e STOCK OF several hours. When his mother meV Her constant prayer was, “Help debris on that country. in their shoes, I like to think we Even the White House now admits being flattened by our plummeting include buying a deep well began to call for him, quite suddenly me. Lord, to remember that religion "Peevish” is the word that comes would have exhibited a much greater that the U.S. economy is falling. And economy, the experts say the odds pump for the high school; in a perfectly clear voice, he is not to be confined to the church or to mind when one sets about measure of savoir-faire. when one country’s economy are about the same as the odds roof flashing for the Middle POWER MOWERS School; a range hood for answered: "Mother, here I am!” closet, nor exercised only in prayer describing the Australian attitude. If Australia had, somehow, let a plunges, it almqst always has an im­ against a goose being fatally struck the Coventry Grammar •CALDOR-DYNAMARK Another child smothered in its or meditation, but everywhere I am The Aussies make it all too plain giant boomerang get out of control pact in other countries. by a golf club. Nevertheless, there is no absolute School kitchen; and catch sleep and was brought to her, without in Thy Presence.” Susanna held in that if it weren’t for the honor of the and inadvertently crash somewhere The problem seems to be that the basins and heat returns. •BLACK & DECKER any warning. Her twins died, as did highest regard the training and up­ thing they would just as soon have in the United States, I feel certain we various controls built into the guarantee the downturn won’t be felt The soccer, baseball and her first daughter Susanna. Five bringing of her children. Although pieces of derelict American space would have done everything we could economy no longer function very Down Under. Should it happen, we volleyball coaches sub- to General she might well have excelled in other to put them at ease. shall hope our Australian friends will » 7 9 *6 8 7 Electric . Hamilton Beach other babies passed away and a vehicles fall somewhere else. well. One expert told me about the m itt^ a request for $1,200 Braun 1200 W att Conair 110/220 Volt Dow’Dowgard’ daughter was deformed for life ways, she made the decision that her I’m sure nobody in this country I mean, what are friends for if not only thing the government can do is be more magnanimous than they to buy uniforms for the 75 or 150 W att 4-QL Automatic were when Skylab fell on them. ‘Travalair’ ‘Vagabond’ Summer Coolant owing to the carelessness of a maid. children, their education and expected the Australians to exclaim to help each other over the rough cause the economy to tumble end- teams. Choose: Rotary Outdoor Dual-Voltago ‘Crock-Watcher’ There were family debts and often no spiritual training came first. She “Thanks, we needed that!” On the Other town agencies and Floodlight DuaFVoltaga and W inter ______byPog^Sneiyd Dry Curling Iron Slow Cooker ’ bread in the house. lived to know of how God blessed other hand, it does seem they could SCOOPS ______residents are expected to Gas Mowers Hair Dryer Anti-Freeze Spiritually though she was a tower John, Charles and also Samuel, all have been a tad less testy about it. make suggestions for other •SoH-PropeUsd -R ld ^ n t ...... 2 . 9 6 Oallon q 4 7 WIL 1H£ MAKOFAcnJRfR Of IW WMKHsr FOOP S S ? rt,...... 5 . 7 0 Size...... w . - t f of strength. She set aside two hours pastors. Her prayers were gloriously I mean, we were in rather an uses of the funding at the Safp, brilliant lighting Automatically shifts frdm AND STATE NANIE. RANK AND CEREAL NUMDER. for garage, porch or Use In American or foreign answered. product W QUESTIOH PlEASE STEP hearing. 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Fri., July 20, 1979 Vintage Yachts Tourette Syndrome Still A Medical Mystery W ill Rendezvous ^ - .-ganglia, - t i n nn an af>Aa area that ic is aaNew York City’s Mount Sinai School carrying coal-fired steamboat, will lead the parade of called, is not the biggest problem, periods. most routine chore. In its severe forms, the disease has of M^icine, was amazed when he pre 1940 vessels down to Noank, passing through the Joe's conversation and that of “Sooner or later the patients might Mystic Route 1 bridge at 3 p.m. Sabino with local hurled its sufferers headlong into a heard a woman cursing for no ob­ become quite irritable or anxious, ThaVs Entertainment perhaps 20,000 to 100,000 sufferers vious reason in a bookstore. She was dignitaries, judges and press aboard will dock at Ram like him is sometimes interspersed lifetime of social agony, making feel socially estranged because peo­ them appear insane while they try to attractive, well-dressed and merely Island Yacht au b in Noank to serve as a reviewing stand. with barks, yips, rasps, brays, ple look at them in a strange way. Each passing yacht will be hailed with a cannon salute stay sane. Some just shut their win­ browsing. Shapiro didn’t know what They become easily embarrassed. coughing, throat clearing, hisses, to make of it. before it turns upriver. The parade will pass upstream slurps, grunts and gasps. dows and scream, unaware help may And so you may find a whole pattern be available. Others plunge through That was almost 30. years ago. Mavericks Continue through the mystic bridge around 4:15 p.m. His head jerks, his shoulders of social and emotional maladapta- Excellent parade vantage points for spectators include school and college and succeed in the Much later he was in a similar situa­ shrug. He sits. He squats. He jumps tion that follows upon this kind of the Mystic Seaport grounds, both banks of the Mystic professions, tion when a woman came into his of­ in place. He twirls. He touches peo­ motor disturbance.” River north of the Route 1 bridge, the Mystic Art “You can't go around apologizing fice barking, cursing and making The Tourette kids get into hot Tradition in Movies ple or things. He speaks in volleys of Association lawn. Fort Rachel and the Noank public aii the time,'' says Mrs, Abbey faces. He looked into drugs and short words that alone make no water in school because they are dis­ dock Spectators’ boats may anchor in the anchorage Meyers of New Fairfield, mother of a through a chance discovery, he found ruptive. They make noises. They By ALLEN M. WIDEM sense. In some cases, patients echo haloperidol which seemed to work as mit a David 0. Seiznick to work for years area at the mouth of the Mystic River near the turn­ what they have'just heard. Tourette child, and director of the move. They have difficulty paying Space may well be the ultimate adven­ on a story of the war between the states Connecticut chapter of the Tourette a tranquilizer. He and his wife. Dr. around point for the parading yachts. They can't help it. attention and their schoolmates can ture for modem man. And, in its own way, (“Gone With the Wind” ). And only a “Motorists should note that the 3 & 4:15 p.m. bridge Syndrome Association. Elaine Shapiro, a psychologist, found be hard on them as well as their movie-making on a global style, poses the The symptoms appear and dis­ it to be successful in many Tourette business” with an unsurpassed understan­ openings will each last about 25 minutes,” said Donald P. Samuel Johnson, the famous teachers. appear. wax and wane, sometimes cases. greatest promise in creative output. ding of the boundless vitality bound up in a Robinson, rendezvous cahirman. receding for months, even years. But British writer whose "Dictionary of "H'E “Children are the least tolerant of Artisans, writers, whatever, have creative person’s doing would give open- the English Language" appeared in Other ExperimenU Prizes for best of fleet, best power boat, best sail boat, they return in one form or another differences. And so our Tourette sought to explain the hunqan mystique, but end treatment to a Fellini. best workboat, oldest boat, boat from the farthest dis­ and researchers at Yale University's 1755 and whose influence on the Dr. Donald Cohen, a professor of patients are tormented in school by only a movie-maker, be he or she in That Senor Fellini, among the most world of letters was detailed by his Exhibiting in Guilford tance and the most historically (hysterically) costumed Child Study Center examine patients pediatrics, psychiatry and psy­ their peers. It's too frightening for Connecticut or Canberra, in Manchester gifted artisans in the modem day world, crew, will be presented at an awards dinner at the with them almost daily, optimistic discipie and biographer James chology, heads the Yale research them. They often become or Memphis, Newark or Nice, can be said has been known to outdistance, time-wise, John L. Hull, potter, of Manchester, is shown with sonie of his raw Boswell, was a Tourette victim. Seamen’s Inn Saturday night. that one day soon this medical team and is experimenting with scapegoats. The children call them to be the respresentative maverick of just about every other filmaker in Europe materials, some of which, when completed, may be exhibited at the Vessels will be judged on the quality of preservation and mystery will be solved. It Can Be Beaten other methods to control the dis­ 'Tic' or 'Twitch' or ‘Spaz,’ (for these closing years of the 20th century. is an acknowledged fact inthe “business.” 22nd Annual Guilford Handcrafts Exposition, July 19, 20 and 21 from appearance. Judges include marine photographer Peter Neurological Disease People like Ira Werner, a father of ease’s symptoms. spastic) and then, too, the teachers It was not unusual in Mack Sennet’s But the final product, most emphatically, noon to 9 p.m. on the Guilford Green in Guilford. Hull has been Barlow of Essex; Waldo Howland, former manager of He says while haloperidol, known biecome angry with them,” Cohen frantic film-fancying days in Los Angeles a Fellini pr^uct, can reach out for They know a lot already. four who worked as a cutter in New selected as one of 100 exhibitors from nearly 500 applicants to par­ the Concordia Yacht Co, and Seaport Trustee; John S. York's garment district and by the trade name Haldol, was useful says. 60 and 70 years ago to dispatch a camera modern-day man’s mind as few attrac­ Leonard of Oly Lyme, former employee of the Eleo Co. in The illness is known as Tourette's and has become the standard treat­ He says many teachers don’t un­ ticipate. Hull is an instructor of ceramics at Glastonbury High School. Syndrome, a chronic disease of the managed to get a degree in electrical crew and acting troupe with the urgent tions in the creative process. Bayonee, N.J., Richard Cook, Commodore of the Port engineering at night, know the dis­ ment for Tourette Syndrome, it has Dr. Donald Cohen, a professor of pediatrics and psychiatry derstand the disease. Most children plea, “Go find a parade!” At the same time, the motion picture, central nervous system, neurological and psychology, heads the Yale University (mild Study (Herald photo by Strempfer) Eleo aub, and Henry Palmer, marine surveyor and ease can be beaten back. serious side effects. can hold back their symptoms for There was no story-line, per se. There even with its gift for expressiveness, for former owner of the Stonington Shipyard. rather than mental or emotional. “One of them decreases atten­ Center’s research team experimenting with metMods to con­ short periods and this gives adults It starts in childhood with a simple “All I had to do was to prove to was no decision-by-executive committee. empathy, cannot be expected to surface as Vintage yachts from New Jersey to New Hampshire tiveness. It impedes people intellec­ the impression their erratic behavior facial tic, a rapid blink of the eyelid. people and to myself that I could trol Tourette Syndrome, a chronic disease of the central ner­ And while inevitable structured produc­ the decisive catalyst in thwarting crime, are expected. Among the 1978 prize winners returning tually and decreases motivation. So is voluntary. “This can increase the While the average age at onset is 7, it function despite my apparent dis­ vous system causing uncontrolled screams, curses and other tion process has evolved in the film violence, hunger, hatred, strife. 'The best- T V T o n ig h t this year are Belisarius a 56-foot Herreshoff yawl which ability and, thank God, I have you are often in a position of having anger people project onto the child,” business, complete with high-sounding, done motion picture can illuminate, but has two Atlantic crossings and two Bermuda Races to can start between 2 and 14, The to pay a very high price by taking a sounds. (UPI photo) vulnerability may be transmitted succeeded in proving this many Cohen said. high-principled executive board rooms, cannot be expected to also reach all her credit; Tar Baby, a 51-foot Alden designed schooner child who is a bright ‘A’ student and The Yale team is optimistic strides genetically in some cases. Family times over," Werner said. "Youngsters are often willing to Meyers says. the dreamer that is, in essence, the viewers in the same context. What started 6d)0 a Movio "Myslerious Mr. owned by Carl Sherman of Westbrook; Mia Contessa; an making him a rather dull ‘C’ student. will be made. But members like Jill a J o k a r’aWHd patterns are under study. The first inkling of the disease pay a price in the beginning because Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn,, is maverick movie-maker continues to in American’s nickelodeons as supplemen­ (XCSlSSNMn Molo" (1938) Peter Lorre, Har­ BO-foot power yacht built in 1934 and owned by Mai Nevel Detler, a registered nurse, and QJ Ttw Brady Bunch old Huber. social standing is such a serious thing trying to reconcile the economic provide the very gist of enterprise that tary fare to vaudeville, to legitimate 8:30 of Shelter Island, N.Y.; Stolze Dame, a 35-foot Sparkman psycho-biologist Claudia Carbonari, (SJokar'aWltd ® MaivQrlflln aSoap to them. After a while they and their problems associated with the so- would have made a David Wark Griffith, a theatre, became a major force in mass aOuaPan,U.8A.7 (E a Walcoma Back, Kottar SS CMrtkmad ABC Nawa and Stevens Sloop built by George Lawley, now owned by warn if early diagnosis and treat­ families begin to question whether called “orphan drugs,” and get the Mack Sennett, professionaly proud. entertainment through sheer creativity. SMyThraaSona a a a Rockford FUm 12K)0 Stuart Mauer of Putnam, CT and Herandis, 36-foot gaff- ment aren’t undertaken by ap­ George Lucas is not 35 and already is By the end of this century, man, with SQunwnoka e s s WalStraalWaak IX) Movla "Marshal Ol Madrid' topsail schooner owned by Henry Hock of Douglaston, it’s really worth it,” he said. companies to cooperate in making SSStudtoSaa a u a ia C k ib (1972) Glenn Ford, Edgar SWHS Posts Honor Roll Drug companies are not blazing drugs of little commercial but im­ propriate physicians, severe rated among the most creative people in any luck at all, will have learned a lot N.Y. emotional damage can result. motion pictures. His “Star Wars” will be more about space. With continuing 6:30 9:00 Buchanan. any trails in the Tourette Syndrome mense humane value. (SILovaLucy (E Tha Dukaa Of Hcizard US Dr. Scott On Hebrawt Claude Levi’s 63-foot, 12-meter sloop Stiama from SOUTH WINDSOR- The Simmons, James Sorosiak, Daria Nasuta, Michael Ohare, Brisson, Leesa Camerota, Mrs. Meyers says her Tourette remembered in years to come as a true presence of gifted talents, the motion pic­ (T) B < M ^ For OoKara Steven Cantwell, Susaii wilderness because the market is too (E S A B C Movla ’’The Rein­ 12:30 Jersey in the Channel Islands is the only foreign- following is the honor roll Dawn Snucy. Soren Olesen, Kevin Oneil, A Chemical Imbalance? Syndrome organization is ready to trail-blazer — on par with Griffith's “The ture will have provided greater com­ a O 8 NBC Naw* carnation Of Peter Proud" (1975) ® Movie "The Flame Of New Mary Painter. Carrington, Lee Caruso, small to return profits, Companies a 8!) Ovar Eaay M)chael Sarrazin, Jennifer registered yacht. for the fourth quarter at Kaihi Sprengelmeyer, Researchers theorize Tourette's help anybody in need and can be con­ Birth of a Nation," with Selznick’s “Gone prehension about man for man. No aAd«T>-i2 Orleans” (1941) Marlene Seaport visitors may wander along the docks jovee St. Cyr, Jill Thompson, Anne Pane, Linda Parent, Karen Clegg, Kenneth would have to invest a minimum of O'Neill. A man who dreams ho Dietrich, Bruce Cabot. South Windsor High Synurome is caused by a chemical tacted at 42-40 Bell Boulevard, with the Wind," with Kubrick's "2001: A greater accomplishment can be asked was murdered In a previous life throughout the weekend to view the vessels. The Seaport Donulu Veilleux, Margery Joycelyn Patterson, Todd Comeau. $10 million before finding a compati­ 6:55 School. Kimberly Cubie, Gregory imbalance in the brain's basdl Bayside, N.Y. 11361. Space Odyssey," and, yes, with Stallone’s within the creative process. visits the town of his dreams and 12:35 Verrler, Jamie Wall, Suzanna Picard, Glenn Pugliese, ble alternative to haloperidol, Mrs. a PotUooet Junction will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the grounds open Grade 12 Derosier, Joseph Drost, Dale “Rocky.” unleashes a terrifying chain of Walsh, Janice Warren, Bruce Stephanie Ranney, Julie lioa events. (R) 1:00 until 8 p.m. Mystic Seaport is located on Rt. 27 27, one High II onors Yonika, Joy Zdanis, Norma Raulukaitis, Carlene Ricci, Dube. Jill Dworsky, Susan Ek, Like Italy’s Federico (correct) Fellini, New Britain Theater GDCSSNm e The Piiople’a Caucus a ® a Midnight Special mile south of Exit 90 on 1-95. (XI'Dm Brady Bunch Moyle "Gentleman s Agree­ Charles Anderson. Linda Zevallos Susan Riddlesworth, Elsie Susan Elliott, Elmore Parker, like Frances' Francois Truffaut, and, yes, a Laura Fasano. ------TBCMwa ment" (1947) Gregory Peck. Dor­ 1:30 Anderson, Renee Beebe, Grade 11 Riordan. Vernon School Computer like England’s Boltin Brothers, Lucas Presents ‘High Noon’ | |_ g OaUnoQama othy McGuire. In order to do a (E Nawa (Tima Approximala) Margaret Bond, John Criso, Kimberly Ross, Scott Michael Ferguson, Edward _Faa«lvil Of Faith High II onors could never be considered as “one of the realistic teature story on anti- 2:00 Karen Deskis, Maureen Sancho, Beverly Schako, Lisa Ficaro, Alison Fitts, Michael NEW BRITAIN - The Hole in the Wail a PopI Qoaa Tha Country Semitism in America, a writer 13) Joa Franklin Peter Carlson, Gary Caye, boys." tILre 3tlO tjsmrl Donlin, Kathleen Donovan, Sedlock, Douglas Sherman, Flanagan, Annie Fletting, Theatre, 121 Smalley St., will present a BN aw a poses as a Jew and finds out i Ifafn /»•< I Theresa Deskus, Donna It took stamina, it took drive, it took aiXcfcCavalt first-hand how it taels to be an 2:10 Annie Flocco, Kenneth Fon­ Clifford Shuart, Melissa Kevin Foley, Barbara To Be Used for Budgets production of "High Noon," adapted from aThaOddCoupla (B Movla "X-15" (1961) David Durocher. Marlann Dziama, dedication and no small measure of object ol scorn. (2 hrs., 30 min.) PoJunt W ifi taine, Deborah Gobetz. Sinkus. Gagnon. James Garvey, Vic­ Uie motion picture script, from July 27 S ) Hara’a To Your Haalth MacLean. Charles Bronson. Emma Kallai. Cathy Krivick, school system presently needs will transactions, processed through the dramatic fair to run out "Star Wars” SS Maatarpleos Theatre Aria Harrison, Helen Donna Smith, John tor Bogetz, Denise Goixlwill. By BARBARA RICHMOND 2:30 Maria Mainelli, Nori Mandell. Pamela Gordon, Diane Grant, definitely need in the future. town’s existing system, will be Only a maverick’s think-process could through Sept. 1. 7:29 9:30 ...FOR RESERVATIONS Kallai, Elizabelh Karpf, Sprengelmeyer, Brent Herald Reporter The play will be directed by Ray Shinn. aOalyNumban (E New York Raport (V) News Pamela Kean, Nancy Tony Mercury, Nancy Bonnie Hagelin. He said they are presently in­ placed on the computer. He said all have been such a massive, innovative a Movie "No Down Payment" Csll..2S9-7929 Staubach, Robin Stears, Davis Persons may call 223-9500, evenings, for 7:30 Kenway. Cynthia Lariviere. Otten, Valerie Patrick, Lori Kevin Halloran, Susan VERNON — Following a meeting vestigating the acquisition of a more transactions will be processed project to “complete” status. 10K)0 (1957) Joanne Woodward. Tony Pelikan. Dino Ricciardone, Stewart, Ann Stingle, Lori (X P.M. Maoaiina GDDalas Randall. Elizabeth McGuinness, Hallowell, Kristi Halpin, Gary of school and town officials, it was sophisticated system and, although through both systems simultaneously If America is to understand the film- reservations. (X) Adam-12 FRIDAY HI6HT Margaret Schroeder, Jane Striebel, Lauren Sullivan, (ESBNawa THIS WEEKEND Colleen McTeague. Susan Sweet, Gary Theriault, Henning, Jeffrey Hodges, Lisa agreed that Neil Danahy, the town’s the town is interested at this time in for two or more months until both making process that can inject understan­ The doors open at 7:30 and the play will (EShaNaNa X Daaaba* 4'.20 ^ „ SPECIALS Smeallie, Gregory Thompson, Hopkins, David Hunger, Scott be presented at 8 p.m. (X Naudywad Qama a a S N B C Nowa Special aM ovM "The Desert Fox LOBSTER Janet Morse. Macy Jeffrey Trombly, Gregory chief accountant will meet with fulfilling an immediate need (the town and school officials are ding with humor, compassion with drama, aPorlarWaBonar (1951) James Mason, Jessica WITH SALAD *6.95 Carol Zletz. Raport Moulton, Barbara Orsini. Vale. Ingerto, Jennifer Johson, Jane Thomas Mitney, school data budget) at such time as a new system satisfied that the operation is America must recognize that "Show biz” aF am lyF aud Tandy. Honors a Maalarplaoa Thaatra Ellen Rowe. Paul Sanborn, Cindy Wasik, Christine Kozlowski, Anita Kristan. processing supervisor to work out is acquired the town will be able to working effectively. is not a business at all (despite, the a O MacMal / Lahrar Raport 4:27 Danes TMs Weekend to Laurie Santerson. Marilyn William Baker, Carole Ban­ Steven Krusinski. Match Qama 10:30 IX) Jack Benny WaAfagiSSiiWMl Whalen, Susan Whitlock, details for placing the general use the computer for various other Dotson said the computer will absence of government subsidy, a fact of Dick Van Dyka SS Dick Cavan “SOMETHIM’ SPtCIAl'' Schneider. Michelle Warner, croft, Scott Barker, Cyndy Laura Williams, John Kenneth Kuras, Randy Looking for a job? Be sure to read the § fidSlies AvAUt government budget on the computer. programs such as voter registration prove the town with computer life in many countries), but, rather, a a T Ic T ac Dough 11K)0 Denise Woodm. ,. Barret, Gregory Beaulieu, Windier, Robin Wiskoski, Kurtzman, Linda Langford, Help Wanted ads in today's Classified LUNCHEIWS: MON.-fRI. Melanie Lee, Lisa Mansfield, Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ and tax billings. readouts on the status of town ac­ composite of creative effort and endeavor 8K)0 O U E S S S N am ILinirrs John Bednarz. Tina Benda, Christopher Young, Kevin section. X Badlkna Slorlaa ■Rlum*R0M"Att'CR6»»0i«t»»»*»«u»*'Y** /ween CliyHAV 1 Laura Marques, Lori Mazor, dent of schools, Charles Brisson, the Dotson said that in August the town counts, as required. The system will on a scale literally dwarfing other por­ (XmcradKilaHuk 10 , SOUYH VflNOSOI. It M CLOSED SUNUA1 I Karen Allard. Eric Andrus, Jeffrey Benoit, Robin Benson, Zeitz, Jessie Zevallos. XCroaarWIta a Otek Van Dyka ■SSSm' mUMGION David All. '.a, Lisa Bam- David Berghuis, Lynne Grade 10 Ann McCarthy, Michaelle school system administrative assis­ budget accounts will be coded for the eliminate the need for manually tions of the expressive-written arts. (E a l3paraUon Palticoat SS Baal Of Buma And Allan bara. NcUcy Bassos. Marie Boucher, Nancy Bradley, McDonald, Joan McGuinness. tant, Robert W. Dotson, the town's computer and during September and typing NCR cards and vendor checks, Only a "business’ with traditlaional XM ovta "A Blueprint For 11:30 High Honors Murder" (1953) Jean Peters. “You've Tried The Rest Beltramj. , Dawn Benson, Marc Brisson. Steven Moniz, Catherine director of administration and October files will be established will provide accurate reconciliation tolerance for the creative would allow a GC Movla "Harper" (1966) Paul Karen Aniello, Pratim Joseph Gotten. A man attempts Newman, Julie Harris. Robert Billig. Carroll Blume. Anna Cameron, Sharlene Montano, Patricia Moores, Mitney and Danahy met recently to which will enable payment of ven­ of all town bank accounts, and will Francis Ford Coppola to work endless to prove hit sister-in-law guilty ol Now Try The BEST!" Caruthers, David Clegg. Den­ Bapat, Brian Christensen, John Moreau, Michael (E The Oong Show Coleen Bosse. Lisa discuss the availability of the school dors by the computer and this will provide better account records. months on "Apocalypse Now," his still-to- T lw a tgr the poison deaths of her hus­ (EM ovIo "The Only Game In nis Culhane, Susan Deskis, Elizabeth Daugherty, Edward Murrin, Jane Myers, Barbara Boudreau, Jor’,- Brazalovich, computer to the town. provide a history of all payments The estimated additional cost of be released drama of the Vietnam War. Seh ad u la band and daughter. 1 1/2 hrs. Town " (1968) Warren Beatty. CUNT Thomas Dorman, Deborah Faitella, Theresa Gutkowski, Newmarker, Gail Nicknair. a a a Olirrint strokes Elizabelh Taylor. Christine ruil...i, Dana Buys, Dr. Sidman explained that the the conversion, through June 30,1980, Only a business with capacity to spend J a S2I Waahington Weak In - r r Alynn Hoile, Michelle Barry Noonan, Laura made to vendors. a a aT o n lg h l EASTWOOD Laura Calluhan. Lisa Car- Drost, Margo Ann Duclos, is about $1,000 for needed supplies Phillip Dunham, Stephen Kimmey, Lynn Klosowski. O'Neil, Barry Ota, James existing computer system lacked He added that in November a on what can be called an image would per­ FRIDAY BUY 4 bonello, Lisa Caron. George such as computer paper, checks and Caye. Dawn Chamberlain, Durrenberger. Kryzana Dusz- Andrea Mainelli, Lisa Mar­ Painter, Andrew Parasiliti, many of the capabilities that the parallel system will start whereby E. Hartford Drive-In — ESCAPE .1 tin, Kurt Meyerhardt, Melissa computer storage disc packs. Joseph Cicco. ny. Charles Pastula, Catherine vendor payments and other financial ■'Dawn of the Dead” 8:30; FROM Mark Eliasson, Nicoleen Miller, Keith Nizankiewicz, Pekala, Ronald Peracchio, "Young Dracula” 10:30 u n i Lauren Clapp. Paul Courey. Michael Patrick, Sherri Michael Crombie, Wanda Cyr, Farris. Phyllis Flocco, Steve Lori Picard, Karen Plourde, E. Windsor Drive-In— “ Ap­ ALCATRAZ Pullum, Patricia Sivo, bucket Gregory Daugherty. Marie Fong, Alain Fournier, Cathy Diane Ribeiro, Meredi Roche, ple Dumpling Gang Rides FREE Lawrence Stelmat, Katherine DeLisle, Douglas Denyer, Franzosa. Laura Gagnon, Lynn Rose. BOU o u t Again” 8:30; “Candle Shoe” Walsh. CINE 1 Karen Dubiel. Mark Duclos. Karen Galarneau, Jeffrey Naomi Rose, Veronica 10:00 SPECIAL NioTovaitmms Adrianne Dufour, Mark Gaolovich, Sarah Griffiths, Honors Sarvela, Mark Sccery, Ann F IL M E n R Manchester Drive-In — SIDNEY SHELDON'S Durrenberger, Judith Susan Harris. Lisa Ailen, Chris Anderson. Schneider, Christine Shea, "Jaws" 8:40; "Buck Rogers EVEAY TUESDAY m iUT KIF CMKRS Eisenberg, Thomas Favreau, Kimberly Hatch, Debbie Stephen Anderson, Leslie An­ Patricia Shea, Kathleen Shep­ latexite A capsule look at cinema in the 25th Century” 10:45 BLOODLINE P IT C H B I0 F „ •SNUKTTI - SMELLS SUPER-SEAL Tracy Fidler, Lisa Fournier. Hearn, Kenyetta Hendon, dress, Paul Anway, Norman pard, Jean Sievers. Mansfield Drive-In — HAlfr COLD DSAFT BEER Ritli MEAtULLS or SMtSMI Jane Hildebrand, Cindy CHILD 9-11 I $i».«AU0R£Y HEPBURN BENGUZARA Cathleen Gantick, Pamela Barber!, Gwen Beebe, Joyce Christine Smith, Kurt “Rocky II" "The Great Train Final W**k 1 - Horsfield. Susan Hyman, The Super-Tough Robbery" Show starts at dusk CINE a JMESMASON OAUnAMOU Giangrave. Steve Gintick, Belanger, Lisa Bergeron, Hol- Snyder, LuAnn Vardo, Noreen FILMETER is compihd by Dick Kfeiner in Hoflyr^ood and the OMARSHARIF BEATWCESTRAIGHT $1.50 David Gothers, Diana Kalnins, Holly Kenyon iy Bishop, Craig Bogli. Vogel, Raymond Warner, Driveway Saver N E.A. s tiff in both Hollywood and New York. U.A. Theater I - “The Main §1 EAST WINDSOR IRENEMMS MKHELLEPHIIUPS Jeff Koenig,' William Event" 2:00-7:15-9:30 uSNOufii DRIVE IN fw3 r.’9 MAUig Susan Griffin^ Donna Heath, John Bond, Anne Bourke, Nancy Wasserman, Donald O OrU IjAJV D JOHNNY’S PIZZA David Heikofl. Bruce Hen­ Krawski. Dean Kremidas, Julie Brady, Michelle Wolff, Beverly Wood, Nancy oo A ■*'. IWO. U.A. Theater 2 - “ The ning, Cheryl Hulstein, Linda Wanda Kulis. Joshua Lane, Zdanis. 131 BflHow CfteiAHi. Ct OMIO NIGHTWING (PGJ — Nick Maocuto, David Warner, Kathryn Villain” 2:00-7:20-9:10 pormihly c u r t pizza Kenneth Langofrd, Harrold. Thriller. Whoever thought of this had bats in his beifrey. U.A. Theater 3 - "The In- NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Jaskulski, William Johnston. It's a silly amalgamation of a horror story (with vampire as Christopher Larocco, Marcia I Laws” 2:00-7:30-9:40 •CALL YOUR ORDERS BEFORE YOU LEAVE. Eugene Keen, Andrian SNEAK PREVIEW the scary ingredient 1 and some nonsense about American Indians THEY WB.L BE READY ON AfWVAL” Kebalo. Debra Kidd, Lassman, Mary Lavoie. and their tribal customs. The horror stuff is handled with niw Vernon Cine 1 — "Jaws” TONITlATtrtl Katherine Krawski, Michael Julie Leathers, Michele DRIVEWAYS Test Ride. restraint, but the other aspect weighs it down, and it is badly 7:05-9:20 SB “llMlMb" Hal Wr AT DUSK written, edited and acted. GRADE: C-plus PHONE 046-1200 LaLiberte. Mary Lane, Paul Lenkeit, Deborah Leonard, Vernon Cine 2 — "Hair” M.Ut • MANCHESTER. CONN Renee Lizotte. Alan Lobaugh, FREE ESTIMATES 7:10-11:00; "Sneak Previews B03 HARTFORD RO. Lange, Deanna Lawson. R 5R C H S AtPonderosa BLOODLINE (R) — Audrey Hepburn, Ben G auara, From th« Produce! o( Jon Huot, Katherine Darby Long, Thomas Lucia, Mason, Omar Sharif. Romantic mystery. This is further proof that "Meatballs” 9:15 "N«Honal LAmpoon'e ID Y W U H O L’i Lemieux. Sandra Maguire. Ellen MacDonald, William Quality Workmanship & Materials our salad bar is free big best sellers are lough to turn into movies. Sidney pieldon s animal HOUSE" Michelle Mangino. Michael Margolin, Bridget Marouski, (D o p e d book becomes a futiy mess here, despite lavish production and a All Work Guaranteed fine cast. It is compressed and emerges with more holes Own a Mazor. Christine Mealy, Carole Marsh, Carol Mar- SACHS Mi>p«dt priivid# rxdlinq. with our dinners and BILLMURRAY. Btonotniidl p^rMind) IrantporUlmn yard of screening. And a sub-plot (involving sex and nudity) has B i V f ^ E A V E COOKING^^^I q Barry Meltzer. Karen tineau. C.A.B Construction di •> Irdtliuii nl Ihr cosl of absolutely no connection with the rest of It. GRADE: C EAST HARTFORD |I ,1 Minguy. Jhmes Nesteruk, Lynda Mawhinney. Patricia dulomohilfs Com# in today and lake luncheon specials. GLOBE USMOIIH5 DRIVE IN ?! IN A HOT KITCHEN Lauren Page. Lisa Parent. McAndrew, Dean Miller, d (nrp rid^ W« havt* a tumpklp I A L I E N nAMatA«i|t Pierce, Laura Pugliese, with Sandwiches). ship inadvertently takes aboard a monster, which does terrible 543-2165 s Cheryl Reuss. Nancy LEAVE THE things to the people it catches. The crew tires to kiU it and ENJOY DINING definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this is GRADE; A, but Over 30 Years Reynolds, Gloria Russell, PLUMBING Wefeature avoid it if you scare easy. Travel Experience IN THE PEACOCK Julie Sabia. Janet Schiumo, SUPPLIES GASUNES different items Authorized agent in ROOM OR IN John Schneider. GOLDENGIRL (PG) — Susan Anton, James Cobum, Curt Manchester for all MANCHESTER Jurgens. Sports drama. A mad scientist tries to tum his tall, □ THE NEW Lynn Schopp, Robert Airlines. Railroads and Shaffer. Gary Shelto, Susan HARDWARE BEHIND dail^ to add beautiful daughter Into the greatest runner ever, eyeing three gold ISLAND ROOM. 877 MAIN STREET medsls at the Moscow Olympics. In the process, he doesn't mind Steamship Lines. Simao, Gail Simler, Cindy TEL 843-4429 wrecking her. mentally and physically. Contrived, foolish and THE HOUSE OF relish to i^our implausible affair, but Susan is awfully nice to look at. ECKEI^S (CAUTION: Some gratuitous nudity that should have earned it an CHUNG IS lawn & meal. And you R rating). GRADE: C.mlnus thaqtras klOCK^I FULLY AIR Leisure can go back IN-LAWS, THE (PG) — Peter Falk, Alan Arkin. Comedy CONDITIONED and.TRY OUR FAMOUS ^^HrkErctrIct^ RT 44A Coventry adventure. Feel like a good laugh? This Is it — a wild and crazy n FOR YOUR COMFORT .PUPU PLATTER USED AUTO PARTS, INC. 742-6103 as often film about a man (Falk) who may be a crook or a hero and another CIOMd Mon. July S Aug; man (Arkin) who is only a poor, suffering dentist. United by the 1 la 'till \ LoiillmiL''.. coming marriage of their children, the one drags the other into a UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Tu m a Thuro 8 p.m. as you Hke. complicated mess that isn’t very logical — but great fun for ilM UNtliaMON Wod A Fri. 6 p.m. everybody. GRADE: A. SAtUMPAY AND SWOAY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Sot B p.m. Enjoyl —SPECIALIZING IN— KIDS ARE ALRIGHT, THE (PG) — The Who. Documentary. cyyiar[sfield ^fiv e -in EXOTIC POLYNESIAN COCKTAILS The story of one of rock’s finest bands in a few words and a lot of Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts music from concerts, TV shows and films throughout the career of IMMUmCSIM 1 INT 31 3'3 3.’B Stafford Rd,. Willimanlic.Conn, Io«o«oo Ouallly ComMi Tho Wfw. A straight-ahead documentary that works through the iMnui O al BHOUSE OF CHUNfi^ power of the music and the four compelling personalities that Manchester — 119 Spencer Street, made up The Who. A must for rock fans. GRADE: B. (Patterson) TtHimlav WT423-4441 Featuring Authentic Polynesian and NOW BUYING LATE MODEL (Silver Lane) Cantonese Specialties Hartford — On Prospect Avenue P 0 N B E | g S | LOST AND FOUND (PG) — George Segal, Glenda Jackson. THE WRECKS AND JUNK CARS (one block North of King’s) Roauntlc Comedy. Writer-directoi^roducer Mel Frank tries to 6 4 9 4 9 5 8 recapture the magic of “A Touch of Class,” and reunited Segal and VILUUN , Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue ' JackMn in another llght-heorted exercise. Magic is tough to PETER Call Us at 6 4 9 ~ 3 3 9 1 (in Windsor Shopping Center) At Portldpating Steakhouses. recapture, however, and this gets off to a good start but bogs down FALK 775 Parker St., Manchester about half-way through In a tedious examination of the tenure PLEASE CAaTHEATRE system on college campuses. GRADE: B FOR SCREEN TIMES ^ Mon. - Fri. 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 3 ^ (Film gndlng: A — superb; B — good: C — tvertge; 0 — poor; F — twIul) . ■■■ yf.Haaii aw * ai>i PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Frl.. July M. 1979 Tanglewood Area Annual Summer Musical Picture Paradise Whtre to Qo

LENOX, Mass-. — Tanglewood, the siumner home of & What to Do Result of Talent, Work the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is a photographer’s paradise. Here are some of the possibilities; By DAVE LAVALLEE Serenak, the former home of Serge Koussivitzky and Mueic she said. “There is some tun in this Tlwatar She is in her fifth year with Youth just purchased by the BSO. A museum and a home for the llt'rald Rcporler for everyone. There are mothers in- . “The Fanbsticks,” through Aug, • Mountain Laurel Chorus of Services and during that time has resident composers of the Berkshire Music Center, it Sweet Adelines, Tuesday at 7:30 GLASTONBURY - When the final directed 11 shows. voived in this program and anyone 4 at 8:15 p.m., Nutmeg Summer overlooks Tanglewood and the Stockbridge Bowl. Theater In H arriet S. Jorgensen p.m., Manchester Bicentennial Band ■ product is presented, the only thing Miss Goodwin, a sophomore at who wanted to audition for the play • ’.{1' Panoramic views. Human interest. Theater, University of Connecticut, Shell in Manchester, sponsored by the audience will see and hear is a Bucknell University in Pennsylvania could have.” Tanglewood’s Formal Gardens. On the 210 acre the Manchester Junior Women’s Club She said everyone in the play will Storrs. No performance July 22. huge cast acting, dancing and singing has been doing publicity for the show grounds. and the Manchester Bicentennial in a happy-go-lucky, kick-your-heels Matinee at 2:15 p.m. on July 28. (429- during the past three years. be wearing costumes and everyone The Lawns. Great expanses of green, with and without Band Shell Corp. Rain date, musical. She said last year’s show made $4,- will be wearing makeup. 2912) people. Always al fresco picnics going on. As many as 10,- Thursday. Members of the audience probably "On the night of the show, we line • “Jazz Babies," through Satur­ 300 with $2,300 coming from adver­ 000 ch)wd the grass at performance times. • Chamber concert. Starlight won't be able to realize the amount of up all of the people in the play for day, SUMMERSCENE ‘79, Castle tising sales for the play’s program. The trees. Tall and varied. Many branches are quite Festival of Music, Tuesday at 8:30 effort it took to perfect that one line, makeup. It’s just like assembly line Court Cabaret, Connecticut College, Money from the program went to twisted and gnarled, thus the name Tanglewood. that certain dance step and that all work. ’The only people we really have New London. (442-9131) p.m. in the Yale Law School Cour­ Friends of Glastonbury Youth, which The Music Shed, the Theatre Concert Hall and the tyard, New Haven. important chorus. provides YSB with grants throughout the time to work on are the leads,” • “The Butter and Egg Man,” Chamber Music Stage. Almost always in use with rehear- through July 29, Berkshire Theatre • Chamber music, Wednesday at 6 Youth Services Bureau is diiigently the year, according to Miss Goodwin. Miss Goodwin said. sab, ebsses and performances. (Special clearance p.m. in Trinity College Chapel, Hart­ and tirelessiy preparing for what is The remaining $2,000 come from So far there has only been one per­ Festival m Stockbridge, Mass. (413- needed at performance time — call 48 hours ahead) 298-5536) ford, followed by a concert at 7 on the going to be the iargest summer ticket sales, which she said went into sonnel problem. John Murphy, the entire group has taken a lot of pride in putting The Berkshire Music Center. More than 300 students Plumb Memorial Carillon. Free. musicai in its history when it ’These members of the cast of “L’il Abner” • “ Winnie-The-Pooh,” Monday at the town budget. Youth services then original set artist had to be dismissed from 38 states and many foreign countries are studying • Chamber music, tonight at 8:30 presents "L'il Abner ’ on August 10 make up a small section of the huge 360- on a good show. Last year the summer 1 and 6:30 p.m. in the Austin Arb made a request to the Town Council from his position because he wasn’t with the BSO this summer. ’Thb b a program of instruc­ in the Music Shed at Elen Battell and 11 at the Glastonbury High fulfiiling his duties according to M iss\ musical sold out on both nights. (Herald Center at Trinity College, Hartford. to have the revenue returned to YSB, member cast. Glastonbury Youth Services tion unlike any other in the world, since it is taught by the Stoeckel Estate, Route 44, Norfolk. School Auditorium. Miss Goodwin said. Goodwin. Program Coordinator Chris Gullotta said the photo by Lavallee) (525-1471) This year marks the fifth year for Murphy said that it just came down members of the orchestra to the most prombing • “Vicious Circle,” through Sun­ (542-5537) She said revenue has been coming studenb. 45 members of the BSO are graduates from th e, • Peace Train jazz and rock con­ Youth Services' summer musical and to a conflict in schedules. day, Barn Theatre Company, in at a faster rate for advertising in BMC and graduates form a significant oart of every cert Thursday evening in Bushnell with 360 young persons involved, it the program than it did last year. “My work schedule just did not Berkshire Theatre Festival, orchestra in the country. Seiji Ozawa b a past student, as Ed Pizzella and Sue Donovan are shown in a scene from ‘ ‘The Last of Stockbridge, Mass. (413-298-5576) Park, Hartford. (522-7200) rates as the largest ever. Ticket Sales Slow work out with theirs,” he said. “ I are Leonard Bernstein, Lorin Mazel, Claudio Abbado and • Summer Pops ‘79, Connecticut Last year the cast numbered about the Red-Hot Lovers” which piays at Matty’s Restaurant, Glastonbury, • “My Fair Lady,” Thursdays, ”We already have over $2,500 in guess I just couid not put the time in Zubin Mehta. Pops Orchestra, Wednesday at 8 p.m. 300 for "Finian's arainbow," accor­ tonight through Aug. 12. Pizzella and Donovan play Barney Cashman Fridays and Saturdays through July revenue from advertising in the that was required. It is probably The rehearsal studios. Spread all around the estate. at Powder Ridge, Middlefield. (659- ding to Publicity Chairman Becky better off that someone from inside and Bobbi Michele. (Herald photo by Adamson) 30 at 8:30 p.m. at the Marlborough program,” she said. However, ticket Simply follow your ears to find a flutist pbying for the Goodwin. the production do that kind of work Tavern Playhouse, Marlborough. 0360) birds, the wind instrumenb in the woods or the brass in a • 2nd Line Dixieland Jazz Band, Chris Gullotta, YSB's program sales still have not picked up and anyway. It will probably work out (2284)248 or 295-9358) Tuesday at Mystic Seaport, Mystic. director and also the director of the they probably won’t until the final better than it did for me because I bam. Abo visit “the big bouse” where the business office • “Five O’clock Girl,” through musical, said everything is going weeks.” really wasn’t part of the whole shares space with string quarteb and pianbts. Sept. 8 at the Goodsp^ Opera (536-2631) Miss Goodwin said if both shows The Glass House, a shop run by the Friends of the Area Residents Involved • Pianist Gilbert Kalish in a quite well considering the number production.” House, East Haddam. (873-8668) sell out by August 1, an unpreceden- Orchestra. Sweatshirts really sell on a cool evening. prelude tonight at 7 in the Shed at with which she has to work. Jim Dutka, who originally inter­ • “ Side By Side By Sondheim,” tal third show would be added on 'The Tanglewood Beach. .Where staff and musicians In Dinner-Theater Shows Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass. At 9 p.m., "This is probably the toughest time viewed for the job willl become the through Sunday at the Coacblight Thursday night. Last year 2,400 peo­ relax when ib warm. Dinner Theater, East Windsor. Klaus Tennstedt conducts the Boston for rehearsals because many of the new set artist. According to Miss GLASTONBURY — A Gbstonbury resi­ Children’s Theatre. ple jammed the high school The Tanglewood grounds are open to the public free, “Broadway Tonight,” a musical Symphony Orchestra. Saturday at kids have lost their enthusiasm since Goodwin it is first year with the dent and an East Hartford resident are in­ Miss Donovan’s roles have mclude Eliza the first few weeks. We have not yet auditorium for ‘‘Finian’s Rainbow.” except at performance times. To get to Tanglewood, take revue, plays Tuesday through Sept. 9. 8:30 p.m., Jessye Norman, soprano, summer musical. volved m a dinner-theater production to Doolittle in “My Fair Lady,” "Aunt Eller gotten into those final weeks when ” 1 would really like to see us get the Massachusetb Turnpike to Ebit 2, follow the signs to (522-2366 or 623-8227) joins the BSO in an all Wagner Working with him on set carpentry begb at Matty’s Restaurant, 141 New in “Oklahoma,” Yente in “ Fiddler on The everyone gets charged up, " she said. that third show because it would Lenox, and then to Tanglewood. . "Julius Caesar,” "Twelfth program. Sunday at 2:30 p.m., will be veteran Peter Carey. London Turnpike, Gbstonbury, tonight. Roof” and Babe Williams in "Pajam a Mrs. Gullotta, whose husband Tom mean that I have done my job in There will be three sets for the Night” and “Tempest” in repertory Leonard Bernstein conducts the publicity. It would make me feel Producer/director Shakir Hassan b the Game.” Serge and Olge Koussevitzky is YSB's assistant director, said she show and two of those will have to be Hassan has had an extensive through Sept. 1 at the American pretty good,” Miss Goodwin said. Dixieland Concert head of the Shakir Hassan Production, a Shakespeare Theater, Stratford, at 8 Memorial Concert. Thursday at 8:30 has to devise different strategies to changed during the production. newly formed theatrical group, which will background in Uieater arb. He studied at The amazing thing about this p.m. and matinees at 2 p.m. (375- p.m., Christoph Eschenbach and keep the members interested. There are 20 persons working n the present the Neil Simon comedy hit, “The the Academy of Theatre A rb in Cairo, production is that there is no limit MERIDEN — The Connecticut ’Traditional Jazz Club Justus Frantz in duo piano recital. "I come into the rehearsals with a technical crew. Last of the Red-Hot Lovers” on four Egypt, and has been involved in several 5000) put on the number of persons who will feature Gene Mayl’s Dixiebnd Rhythm Kings in a • “Vanities” through July 28 at the (413-637-1940) little more energy than normal. 1 try “I think tech crew can be one of the successive weekends beginnug July 20 professional productions, both as actor to think of new games and ways to may participate. cabaret style concert at the Holiday Inn, East Main Unicom Theatre at the Berkshire • Riverside Band, Sunday at 2:30 most enjoyable parts of the show,” through Aug. 12. This play will mark the and director. 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The performance will take place at following free Snowmobile perfor­ Jennifer Teabags, 1 p.m.; Tuesday, 2 9 5 -9 3 5 8 525-4474 ^ churctiM, lYlUfPtOO. *•>' 7:30 p.m. from the Showmobile at mances: Monday, July 23, at the July 31, at Martin Park, ~ /M K £ S m l Martin Park. Raymond Library lawn. Wild Moun­ Pandemonium Puppet Show, 10:30 Mariborough Tavern, comer ot houte 2 and 66 The four-man string band gathers tain Thyme, noon; July 24, Tuesday, Ptennis, for example. Bjorn field. That should generate more in­ guys who can fill in capably,” prepare for the CD case, and job with the MHA. by Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-3rd Wolfe had missed a bunt sign. And eight days, limited his action in toe All-Star Association of Retired Persons. Mulligan said this morning that the nouts, when the amount of power in Borg has won the last four terest in the tour. Burleson said. Squatrito is expected to be the at­ “The fact that attorney Squatrito is District. The meeting, held at Tom Burgmeier, the associate judge struggled early but game. He narrowly missed Roberts’ She is survived by two sons, Joseph Thursday night meeting “helped homes is reduced. He does not expect Wimbledon titles but he doesn’t win Remember when it was Boston’s other runs came on a solo torney from the firm most involved the paid counsel to the housing Penney High School, attracted local of the Red Sox' kangaroo court, was baited out by a triple and his RBI double was a shot H. LaVigne of Manchester and Jules open my eyes a little.” the problem to get that severe, but everything alt of the time. Jimmy fashionable (it still is) to hate the homer by Butch Hobson, his 13th, an in the case. authority and that the housing and state officials as well as some double-play and a up the left-center power alley. M. LaVigne of G roton; two plans should be developed just in Connors, when it strikes his fancy, Yankees? That’s when they used to promised swift action. RBI double'by Fred Lynn and a run- The Town Board of Directors last authority actively opposed the residents who talked about energy So far, he has thought of the energy “It’ll be $3 at least,” Burgmeier leaping catch “It doesn’t bother me that much moratorium weakens his effec­ daughters, Mrs. Jacqueline Doenges problem primarily in terms of the case, he said. still wins a tournament here and win all the time. But recall when producing single by Jim Rice. Seattle when I hit. I’ve had the injury before week authorized the town attorney’s problems and how to face them. The problem of heating fuel said. against the center- tiveness further,” they said. of Manchester and Mrs. Rochlin gas situation. The heating oil there. And he’s not the lone excep­ they ‘won all the time’ other clubs scored its lone run in the fourth on an in the minors. It kept me out a solid office to hire an outside law firm to Changes, including an increased supplies and the need for emergency Carl Yastrzemski, the presiding field wall by Fred Town residents in April approved a Lesage of Winooski, Vt.; a sister, problem could be even more severe. tion. would emerge with pennants on rare RBI triple by Leon Roberts. week. And I still wasn’t the same assist in the case preparation, which need to help low-income persons pay fuel banks was mentioned by other The recently held Forest Hills In­ occasion. jurist of the court, was not available Lynn. . ' two-year withdrawal from the Mrs. Juliette Bessett of Burlington, Mulligan said. “I got out of trouble early and I Seattle Manager Darrell Johnson after that. I’ll have to hobble through is expected to be time-consuming. speakers. vitational was believed to be a show­ There is renewed excitement in for comment. Town Attorney David Barry Mon­ federal CD program, which provided "Jim Rice told me he had done the was lucky,” said Eckersley, who was impressed wito Ek;kersley. But it, I guess,” Lynn said. grea' ,-grandchildren. ® possible energy brownouts, were “The big crunch will be in home Other persons also spoke aboul case for Vitas Gerulaitis and John baseball this year. day announced the seiection of funding to be used primarily to aid same thing in his first season and he fanned seven in upping his record to he was distressed about toe three- ’The two teams were to resume The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 mentioned. heating oil. It sounds like our present other energy-savers, such as home McEnroe but neither made the Why? Squatrito, who has been active in low- and moderate-income persons. stuck with the team,” said Wolfe. ‘T 10-5. “Wolfe’s homer made a big day layoff for all but one of toe their series tonight. Mike Torrez, 9-5, a.m. from the John F. Tierney lifestyle will be altered,” he said insulation and improved mass finals. Harold Solomon and Elddie Maybe the answer is — not only are Mariners (Bruce Bochte). Democratic poiitics. The most noticeable change so far, missed the bunt sign. 1 thought it difference. He’s -got power no'one was scheduled to start for Boston Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., today. “We’re all going to have to transportation. Dibbs vyed for the championship some of the year-after-year winners “The worst thing in toe world is to Squatrito serves as counsel for the of course, has been the odd-even plan might be a hit-and-run. But I guess it knows about. I think we have a against the Mariners’ Mike Parrott, Films at Whiton with a mass at the Church of the make sacrifices.” Herbert Bandes, dean of ad-' with the latter walking off with the winning, but so are some of the un­ have an All-Star game played in your 6-7. Manchester Housing Authority and for purchase of gasoline. Thomas Manchester’s energy coordinator, ministrative affairs at Manchester;; was a good time to miss a sign.” helluva bench, one of the best in the MANCHESTER — Preschool story Assumption at 10. Burial will be in St. $100,000 first prize. derdogs. Houston and Montreal are park. You can’t work out, you can’t the state Senate majority. He also Fitzpatrick of the energy division of Maurice Pass, who also serves as Community College, warned that the- films will be shown at the Whiton James Cemetery. That’s good. still leading in the National League has worked as Barry’s campaign the state Office of Policy and director of general services, spoke energy problems are not short-term and there’s interest to see when, and Memorial Library, 85 N. Main St., ’There are no calling hours. ’The women’s circuit for the longest manager. Barry is a member of the Management said he expects con­ Thursday night about the home if, they’ll be caught. Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., The family suggests that any ones. time was too stagnated with Chris state Senate. Evert, now Chris Evert Lloyd, win-, Without variety the sports field Yankees Welcome “Because of the relationship of at­ for children age 3V2, and who have memorial gifts may be made to the completed kindergarten and first American Cancer Society, 237 E. ning everything in sight. It got to a would be most uninteresting and not torney Squatrito to local politics, his point where the only matter in doubt nearly as attractive as it is to the appointment diminishes the effec­ grade. Center St. Manchester Police Report The program is sponsored by the was who her opponent in the finals public. Subservient A*s tiveness of outside counsel," the would be. And then the championship Republican statement, signed by Whiton Library Junior Room. Mrs. George L. Hubbard which occurred July 3 at his home. VERNON -.- Mrs. Faith Kellner MANCHESTER - Manchester was awakened during the night by match didn’t stir that much intrigue. NEW YORK (UPI) - If ever there was a time for the subse'r- Directors Peter DiRosa, William someone trying to start her car in the He was released on a $5,000 non­ BiU and Piecet 6ports Hubbard, 59, of 15 Hilltop Ave. died Police arrested Leo P. Labbe, 32, of 1 That is no longer the case. Martina vient Oakland A’s to come to town, this was it. McNall St., and charged him with in­ parking lot. She went to the window surety bond. Court date, Aug. 6. Navratilova raised her game and has Monica Murphy and Katie Sullivan I TAHAV Thursday at Rockville General combined to capture the Women’s decent exposure. Enfield police and saw a man working under the Police had a warrant for David moved into a challenging position. In “We needed to get off on the right “We really didn’t give them much Hospital, She was the wife of the Round Robin Member-Guest Tourna­ of a fight,” said A’s manager Jim requested the Manchester police to raised hood of her car saying “Please Caron, 25, of 569 Hilliard St. who fact, in the latest women’s inter­ foot after the All-Star break,” said Rev. George L. Hubbard, pastor of ment at Glenbrook Tennis Club last Marshall. “We really haven’t given More Meetings Set check several motels for the accused start,” police said. When she went to turned himself in to police this mor-l national computer rankings she is the New York Yankee Manager Billy Faith Assembly of God Church, Hart­ them much of a challenge all year, because they had a warrant for him. call the police, she heard the man ning, police said. He was charged No. 1 player with Mrs. Lloyd No. 2. Tuesday. The East Catholic pair Martin, “and we usually have pretty ford. with illegal possession of a narcotic teamed to top Isabelle Compasso and good success against Oakland. I for that matter.” Mrs. Hubbard was born in Labbe was found in the Manchester running away. Police picked up the ’They are followed by the youthful Rosen Officially substance. He was released on a $1,- Kathy Anderson in the finals 10-6. guess you could say toe timing was New York took a 1-0 lead in the Binghamton, N.Y., and had lived in Motel, police said. After being accused a short distance away and ’IVacy Austin, who has made her On Smell of Sewage brought him back where he was iden­ 000 non-surety bond. Court date, Aug. The match capped a full day of tennis pretty good.” first on Chambliss’ RBI single and, Geneva, N.Y., and Buffalo, N.Y., processed at the Manchester Police presence felt on the tour. Department, he was turned over to tified by the victim. ’Turner was 13. ’That’s good. at the Elast Hartford club. There after the first of Newman’s homers, They spoke at Thursday night’s where her husband pastured two were over 40 teams entered ... Ends Yank Tenure toe Yankees took a 2-1 lead on Dent’s MANCHESTER - Another the Enfield Police, police said. brought to headquarters and held. Tlie competition becomes heated A sloppy team with only a comment session with Betty In- churches. Before coming to Vernon Square Circle Club Remember Linda Seigel, who run-scoring single in toe second. meeting was scheduled today and the Mark S. ’Turner, 19, of 155 Union His court date is July 30. and everyone, players and fans, minimum of talent, toe A’s put up a Town Board of Directors will have an tagliata, a board member. She said two years ago, she was employed by MANCHESTER - The Square Cir­ acquired some unwanted notoriety at NEW YORK (UPI) — Add the name of A1 Rosen to a growing brief struggle before collapsing Newman’s second homer, his 18th of the Central Bible College of St., Vernon, was charged Thursday Police arrested Reuben A. Lewis, benefits. August agenda item - on the con­ the odor problem should be the sub­ cle Club of Manchester Lodge of Wimbledon when the top of her tennis jjgt of executives that have quit the New York Yankees in the Thursday night, falling 10-2 to toe the year, tied the score 2-2 in the Springfield, Mo., as a cashier for with criminal attempt to second 53, of 12C Ambassador Drive and Masons will have its usual open This axiom applies to golfdom, too. tinuing sewer treatment plant odor ject of an item on the board’s August outfit slipped. Well, she’s No. 39 on j during those six years — perhaps not coin- Yankees in the first game for both fourth but the Yankees countered seven years. degree grand larceny. Police said a charged him with risk of injury ot a house Monday from 10 a.m. to noon Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson have problem. agenda. The first board meeting of minor in connection with an incident the latest women’s international - . ... clubs following the mid-season with a pair of runs in the fifth, the month is scheduled for August 14. She was a member of Faith resident of West Middle ’Turnpike at the Masonic Temple. been Uie big winners in recent times cidentally — George Steinbrenner has been running the show Eight residents who live near the but they don’t walk away with the computer rankings list. That she’ll break. highlighted by Willie Randolph’s RBI plant attended Thursday night’s A meeting also was scheduled Assembly of God Church, Hartford, want people to remember. The other Rosen, who had been president of portunity of brooming the president “Some injured people that are im­ single and Brian Doyle’s bases- tournaments week after week. of the New York Yankees,” said directors’ comment session to com­ today between the neighbors and director of its sanctuary choir and the Yankees for 16 monUis, officially portant to us are just about ready to loaded walk off starter and loser There’s excitement in seeing who Rosen in a prepared statement. “I plain again about the odor problem, state and town officials. served as the church pianist. She also Larry Bird says he didn’t say he announced his resignation Thursday return,” said Martin. “I think we’re Mike Morgan, 0-5. Police will play the best for four days and have enjoyed my relationship with which has presisted since early June. The town has tried to solve the odor was a substitute Sunday school plans to retire after five years with night, parting the defending world approaching a very strong position Jackson then blasted a his 17th AL SIEFFERTS says walk off with the top prize. the Yankees more than I can ever About 10 days agoi complaints problem, and officials have said the teacher at the church. the Boston Celtics in the NBA. Better champions on "friendly terms” to right now. There are still a few homer — wito a man on — in the sixto smell actually may be caused by She is also survived by a son, Officer Nancy Lopez was the single most help an old business associate open a say. I am resigning to explore other ■ after Chambliss had singled and New about the odor had stopped and town important ingredient which he should wait to see if be lasts five games to play.” several factors. Richard A. Hubbard of Kansas City, hotel and gambling casino in Atiantic business opportunities that have been York scored again in toe seventh on officials felt the problem may have generated interested in the women's minutes in the league before opening Reggie Jackson, Bucky Dent and Hot, muggy days seem to enhance Mo.; her father, the Rev, John Resigns City, N.J. offered me.” Dent’s RBI infield single. Doyle been solved. But, the foul smell ap­ WHY PAY MORE! golf circuit. She’s still winning, but his mouth, which he didn’t do too Chris Chambliss had three hits each No replacement for Rosen was an­ parently has resurfaced and the the problem, which has occurred in Kellner, and her stepmother, Mrs. regularly at Indiana State. “I am deeply indebted to George to pace a 17-hit attack that backed added a two-run double in toe eighth. past summers. Hazel Kellner, both of Durant, Fla.; now so, too, are others tike Jerilyn Steinbrenner for giving me the op- nounced, but Steinbrenner, who owns neighbors want to know what can be LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON Britz who won the U.S. Open in Fair- the six-hit pitching of Luis Tiant, who “It’s a lot of fun to be here,” said done. a brother, Paul Kellner of Palm MANCHESTER - the Yankees, may be leaning toward Doyle, a World Series hero last George Sisler Jr., president and looks to be getting stronger as the Springs, Calif.; three sisters. Miss Police Officer David E .. season wears on. season but a forgotten man so far this general manager of New York’s Lois B. Kellner of Palm Desert, Chzascz is resigning from DURING OUR JULY GAS GRILL Tiant, 7-4, registered his fifth com­ year. ‘Tve got the ability ... 1 just International League affiliate in Calif., Mrs. Olive Brown of Tulsa, the Manchester Police plete game by striking out seven and need thfe chances, the breaks, and Columbus. Highway Crew Votes Okla., and Mrs, Grace DeGroat of Department effective July CLEARANCE Angels Keep on Marching walking three. Jeff Newman was toe then I’ll capitalize. I guess if you’re Rosen quite likely will enter toe Friendship, N.Y,; two grandsons and 29, Capt. Henry Minor an­ only Oakland player able to solve toe /going to be a utility infielder, it’s best hotel-casino business in Atlantic City a granddaughter. nounce today. NEW YORK (UPI) - The eighth complete game. Brewers 3, Blue Jays 2 whirling Cuban, belting solo homers to do it on the world champions.” Sixto Lezeano hit the first pitch with his long-time friend, Billy The funeral is Saturday at 10:30 The 26-year-old officer SAffi ON n $ P U Y M0DEL$ t KMONSTMTORS way the California Angels are His worst j|am came in the sixth in the second and fourth innings. a.m. at Faith Assembly of God will take a position as a when the Angels put runners on se­ torown to him off the left field foul Weinberger of Cleveland, with whom Against Short Week • 235 M). Inch •N1 aqJn. going, they believe they can Church, Hartford. Burial will be in program researcher with cond and third with one out, but be in­ pole with one out the 11th. Lezeano’s he was associated at Caesar’s Palace cooking e o a U n g beat anyone. But beating Den­ in Las Vegas before he joined toe of whether they could service the Wapping Cemetery, South Windsor. the Aetna Life and Casual­ duced Don Baylor to pop up and Joe 11th homer came off reliever Tom By GREG PEARSON turtle* mitaeo Yankees on Dec. 1, 1977. town like they should,” he said. Friends may call at the Samsel- ty Insurance Co. in Hart­ nis Martinez and Mike Rudi to fly out. Buskey, 4-4, who entered the game in Rose Replacement Herald Reporter • lUInliu ttMl ■Sobo»TtT* toe ninth. Reliever Bill Castro raised Rosen, 55, is the fifth major front The four-day work week was Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 ford. inM ir Flanagan on the same night In other games, burnor office official to leave toe Yankees MANCHESTER — Union members proposed by public works officials as Buckland Road, South Windsor, Chzascz was appointed to nolld caat was too much to ask. toe Chicago White his record to 3-0. today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the local police force April • aluminum thill aluminum cat* Tigers 8, Twins 3 since Steinbrenner gained control in of the town’s Highway Department a step the town might take to save The Angels got to Martinez to win Sox swept Texas 9- Knight Paces Reds • 25,000 BTU Lance Parrish and Alan Trammell 1973. Lee MacPhail, now president of have rejected a proposal to switch to energy and gasoline. The family suggests that any 25, 1976. • baai 6 and M , Boston output ' iChann alloy the first game of Thursday’s double- belted triples to trigger a four-run toe American League; Tal Smith, a four-day work week. Town Manager Robert Weiss and memorial gifts may be made to Faith During his tenure with ripped Seattle 7-1. NEW YORK (UPI) — Even with the two-time National atainlua a tiil header 4-3 in 11 innings. But fourth that helped rookie left-hander currently running the Houston About 16 employees who would other town officials felt the four-day Assembly of God Church, 846 the Manchester Police tne New York burmr-hiatt Flanagan gave Manager Earl Pat Underwood to his fifth victory Astros; and Gabe Paul, now League champion Los Angeles Dodgers out of the pennant pic­ have been affected by the change week might not be appropriate for all Prospect Ave,, Hartford 06105, Department, he has Weaver a six-hit gem for a 3-0 victory Yankees pounded voted unanimously Thursday to laatir without a loss. Jerry Koosman, 11-8, operating toe Cleveland Indians, all ture, the Cincinnati Reds still find themselves in second place in departments, but they said it might received several letters of / in the nightcap. Oakland 10-2, Milwaukee nipped An t M J* n k M M v M M M took the loss. ran the Yankee front office at one the NL West. But hold on to your hats, folks, because the Pete reject the proposal, Bob Fuller, work for the Highway Department, Samuel G. Henderson recognition for outstanding Toronto 3-2 in 11 innings, Detroit beat «M coat. "As of right now nothing hurts,” Indians 2, Royals 1 time. In addition, Pat Gillick left as president of the union — the which often works in the summer on ROCKVILLE - Samuel G. Hender­ service. Minnesota 8-3 and Cleveland shaded Rose-less Reds are making a move and the man who replaced SAVE *20 1-n » . TANK...... MJa said Flanagan. “My arm is feeling as Sid Monge pitched out of a bases- coordinator of player development American Federation of State, Coun­ construction projects. son, 72, of 93 South St. died Thursday Capt. Minor said the 1-niu n a ...... m * Kansas City 2-1. Rose is leading the charge. strong as it has all year.” loaded, none-out jam in the ninth to after the 1976 season to take a similar ty and Municipal Employees, AFL- The employees, however, did not at Rockville General Hospital. Board of Directors com­ 1-twTitaiMi...... aaji While Sox 9-5, Rangen 6-4 Ray Knight, who took over at third Garner each had two-run homers in 1-COVIN ...... Despite the split, (^lifomia gained preserve Rick Wise’s sixth straight job with Toronto. CIO, Local 991 — said. like the idea. Mr. Henderson was born in mended Chzascz in 1976 for the opener to lead Pittsburgh. UVEMOO a game on second-place Texas, which (Tiet Lemon’s 10th homer broke a triumph. It was the 15th loss in the “The meetings that A1 and I have base when Rose signed with ‘"niey felt it would hinder the town Fuller said, though, he has other Scotland and had been employed for an act of heroism which oc­ Philadelphia, belted his first career Stargell’s homer was his fifth in the lost a pair to Chicago. And Manager 3-3 tie in the sixth. Ralph Garr had a last 17 games for the defending AL had for the past two days have been more than help it,” Fuller said of the union members who would like to try many years as a superintendent at curred in October of that Jim Fregosi avoids all conjecture grand slam, drove in two more mns last seven games. The twin victories Highway Department employees’ year. Officer Chzascz was $139 two-run homer to give him a home West champions. Dennis Leonard fell meetings between two guys who have the four-day work week. Other Pratt & Whitney Division of United about who might win the East. with a single and sacrifice fly and propelled the Pirates to within 2 1/2 vote. the first person on the run in each game. Ferguson Jenkins, to 5-7. been extremely close and loyal departments — such as water and Technologies Corp,, East Hartford. “If we win toe West, I don’t give a 10-6, fell to Ken Kravro, 9-5. In toe scored four times Thursday night to games of Montreal in the East. The employees were concerned He is survived by a daughter, Don­ scene after a house at 356- friends for 15 years,” Steinbrenner lead Cincinnati to a 16-4 shellacking sewer — are interested in trying it, d------who wins the East,” he said. opener, Lamar Johnson’s homer, his said. “I will always consider Al one Braves 8, Cubs 2 that the change might result in a drop he said, but the town has made no na Mae Henderson of Rockville; and 358 Adams St. blew up. He Score Victory of the St. Louis Cardinals. ' Phil Niekro joined his brother Joe Flanagan, 13-6, is one reason why eighth, came off Dave Rajsich, 1-1, of my closest friends. He has my in service to the public, Fuller said. such offer to any other department. a brother and a sister in Scotland. entered the house and Fregosi should be wary of facing Knight’s offensive fireworks of the Astros as the NL’s only 13- “yhey felt it would not be that rescued a 17-year-old girl and lifted Steve Trout, 4-3, to victory. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111. complete trust.” Private graveside services will be Baltimore. He allowed toe Angels (UPI) — Conga Miss, ridden by red helped toe Reds close to within four game winners by tossing a six-hitter. much of a savings to take the gamble Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Rose Hill who was badly burned and ONLY FREE Propane FILL - FREE TANKS Milt May and Garr also homered for Rosen, it was believed, decided to two runners In four different innings toe Sox. Ed Farmer notched a save in hot jockey Earlie Fires, registered a games of the floundering Houston Jeff Burroughs supplied the power Memorial Park, 580 Elm St., Rocky injured as a result of the resign because of the feeling he was but notched his third shutout and each game. game three-quarter-length victory in little more than a figurehead in an Astros, who dropped a double-header with three RBIs on a two-run single Hill. ^ explosion. ,30 with any gas grill purchase to Pittsburgh and Thursday’s W,500 Mine Lady Purse organization where the owner made and a solo homer. Niekro, 13-11, The Rose Hill Funeral Home. “ He has had a good have now lost 10 of at Arlington Park. all of toe decisions. Cedric Tallis, walked one and struck out six in Hospital Officials Rap Rocky H ill, is in charge of tenure. He was a good of­ their last 11 games. During our “JULY CLEARANCE" The victory in toe filly and mare who holds toe position of executive pitching his 12th complete game of arrangements. ficer and we’re sorry to Frustrating Night Meanwhile the toe year. Dennis Lamp. 7-5, took the allowance race was the third straight vice president and general manager, There are no calling hours. lose him,” Capt. Minor Reds have picked loss. State Cost Calculations said. • 402 iq. In. cooking for Fires, now the leading jockey at will likely continue to handle per­ The family suggests that any Arlington. up six games on Giants 1, Phillies 0 MANCHESTER - Manchester Also, the spokesman said that memorial gifts may be made to the Mirfid sonnel decisions. statistics presented at the session • dull burmr For Mets’ Skipper Houston since July John Curtis pitched a six-hitter for Memorial Hospital officials have American Cancer Society, 237 E, EMBEim47IC his second consecutive shutout and about length of patient stays indicate GASGRILL BV ARKLA • flvi yr llmitid 4. criticized the state Commission on Center St,, Manchester. SAN DIEGO (UPI) — It was just another night of frustration Knight, 26, now batting .312, Darrell Evans doubled home a Hospitals and Health Care’s formula the stays are one of the lowest in the warranty 257 iq.In • Porcilalnizad singled and hit a sacrifice fly before fourth-inning run to lead San Fran­ for calculating costs from inflation. state, if not the lowest. Patients were for New York Met Manager Joe Torre. Mrs. Genevieve B. Foley cooking turtle* cait Iron gratia socking his third homer. And he cisco. Curtis, 6-5, struck out five and At issue in the proposed $22.2 hospitalized for an average of 5.64 The Mets outhit toe San Diego playing in place of All-Star John MANCHESTER — Mrs. Genevieve Directors •Aluminum c m • 40,000 B TU didn’t even realize the ball was over did not walk a batter and was aided million budget for next year which is days in 1978, with an estimate of 5.38 output Padres 8-4 Thursday night but still Steams. days next year. Borah Foley, 78, of Clinton, formerly ^ iC n t Iron Burmr dropped a 3-1 decision and narrowly Steams, who didn’t play Tuesday the wall. by spectacular fielding plays by third $410,000 more for inflationary in­ “1 knew about it when I saw toe baseman Evans and shortstop John creases than the state allows accor­ of Manchester, died Wednesday at Vote Sale • 30,000 BTU missed being shut out for the second night in Seattle, had a sore throat but expenditures more than $50,000 must Middlesex Memorial Hospital, output straight game. did manage a pinch-hitting umpire circling with his finger,” said LeMaster. Loser Dickie Noles, 2-2, ding to a state formula which should Knight. “I don’t hit enough of them to allowed just five hits in seven in­ be used. be approved by the commission Middletown. She was the widow of At I-Park “It was the . kind of game that appearance in toe eighth. SAVEtSO know when they’re gone. I know I nings. The brief session held recently in separately. Patrick J. Foley. drives you nuts,” said Torre, whose The biggest New York threat came Mrs. Foley was born May 3,1901 in never have contributed 10 runs In a Dodgers 7, Expos 3 Hartford was mostly a time for The hospital has also proposed an MANCHESTER - 'The team was blanked by San Francisco in the seventh. The Mets were Manchester, daughter of the late ballgame. It was fun.” After a 50-minute closed-door hospital officials to explain why the expenditure of $132,624 for replace­ Town Board of Directors SAVE $28 prior to the All-Star break and trailing 2-0 when Henderson and / . But St. Louis Manager Ken Boyer, meeting in which they aired their figures on their proposed budget ment of existing equipment, in­ Henry and Anne Connelly Borah, and needed a twort>ut ninth-inning single Montanez led off with singles. Thursday formally ap­ whose club remains seven games'off grievances, Steve Yeager, Joe should be approved. The hearing is a cluding a 10-year-old monitoring unit had lived in Clinto for 22 years. proved the slate of proper­ from Willie Montanez to score Henderson moved to third on in the coronary care unit. The unit She is survived by two sons, Ber­ Thursday. Trevino’s fielder’s choice, but Dqug the pace in the East, didn’t think Ferguson and Dave Lopes homered normal preliminary to consideration ty in the Buckland In­ anything was funny, as he saw five of to help Los Angeles snap a five-game by the full commission. has had several breakdowns of parts, nard Foley of Pelham, N.Y., and dustrial Park to Holts Inc. “It was toe same story. When you Flynn hit into his second double-play although the overall function of the Kenneth Foley of the Bronx, N.Y.; a ^$138 need the big hit, you don’t get it.” of toe game to end toe threat. his pitchers racked for 19 hits. losing streak. Biirt Hooton, 8-7, The hospital’s proposed budget in­ The sale of one acre of daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Nealon of ’"This was one of the craziest s n a p ^ a personal four-game losing clude $345,000 for capital expen­ unit has not been affected, a hospital property to the firm was The Mets had their chances against “No, I didn’t think of sending up a Clinton; a brother, Bernard Borah of games I ever saw,” said Boyer. streak by going the distance. During ditures of less than $50,000. Capital spokesman said. approved with little discus­ ’BaamxmOgMOOt IH gM M accMWlM Ml Randy Jones, who upped his record pinch-hitter,” Torre said. “Doug has mi ^ East Hartland; two sisters, Mrs. to 8-6 with the complete-game per­ been a good RBI man for us. He hit “We’ll just have to sweep it under the meeting Lopes resigned as team sion at the board’s special Orlll, Smoko, Baka^ the rug and forget about it.” Madeline Allen of Old Saybrook and Thursday afternoon Rm I Chireoal Flavor formance. They had runners on base toe hell out of the ball but it was right \f captain. Mrs. Marguerite Buckland of Hart­ No Charcoal Maaa. Praparo an Entire Maal. in five different in­ at the shortstop (Smith).’-’ Pirates 9-4, Astros 5-2 meeting. John Milner slammed a two-run Area Police Report ford; five grandchildren and three Town Manager Robert nings but couldn’t New York will send their ace, great-grandchildren. score until there Craig Swan, 8-8, to toe mound tonight homer and Bruce Klson allowed only Weiss had requested that four hits over eight innings in toe fSports Slate) Bolton Wednesday with first-degree sexual The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 the sale be approved were two down in against ^ n Diego’s Gaylord Perry, a.m. from the Swan Funeral Home, nightcap and Willie Stargell and Phil Mark T. Hubbard, 21, of Groton, assault in connection with the in­ Thursday so the firm could A t Q M knVA the ninth, when 9-6. TONIGHT 80 E. Main St., Clinton, with a mass Steve Henderson was charged Wednesday with third- vestigation of an alleged assault that begin construction by the 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ MANCHESTER Corbett Leaves Camp Mets Ink Leary Legion vs. Windsor Locks, 6 degree burglary and second-degree took place July 14 and involved a 23- at St. Mary’s Church, Clinton, at 9. end of the month. ’The firm doubled and Mon­ Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict CORNER OF MCKEE ST. END OF KEENEY L SAN DIEGO (UPI) -- The New —Eagle Field larceny in connection with the in­ year-old female. has received bids for the tanez singled. SMITHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) - New Cemetery, Bloomfield. England Patriots guard Steve York Mets Thursday signed their No. EH Legion vs. Rockville, 6 vestigation of the alleged theft of 13 Yoo was released on a $5,000 surety project, and most of those II KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 The Padres, meanwhile, used their Friends may call at the funeral Corbett, the team’s top pick in toe 1 draft choice, right-handed pitcher —Henry Pork tires from the M & M Oil Co. on Hop bond and is scheduled to appear in prices are effective only hits well to hand Kevin Kobel, 4-5, home tonight from 7 to 9. 1974 draft, left training camp Tim Leary. Lillie League: Nolional vs. River Road in Bolton. court in Rockville on Aug. 7. through the end of this “IF YOU HAVE A MASTER CHARGE, VISA ci q the loss. Thursday wito no official announce­ Making His Point Leary, 20, will report to toe Mets’ American All-Slors, 6 Leber ’The arrest was made by resident month. BANKAMERICARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, ^ Dave Winfield led off the fifth wito Andover CARTE BLANCHE OR DINERS CLUB T1I[S & SHT 5 his 23rd homer, which raised his ment on his status. Jackson, Miss., affiliate in the Texas Field trooper, Robert Peterson. Hubbard Holts Inc. presently is CARD, THEN YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver gives umpires John Shulock George Negro, 50 of Route 85, In Memoriam $500.00 2WORTH OF INSTANT CREDIT." IfWRir league-leading RBI total to 73. The League. He was toe second pick of toe was apprehended in Mansfield and Bolton, was charged Wednesday with located at 167 Pine St. Tlie FWT1L9 C o ? e g t was^tte'SSaroi^bro^ ^“1 in protesUng they allowed California RADIO, TV was presented in court in Rockville In loving memory of George S. McCollum who firm specializes in preci­ Padres scored again In the sixth on June free agent draft. first-degree reckless endangerment passed away ten years ago today, July 20, 1969. after leaving pro football after an pitcher Dave LaRoche to throw while Angel pilot Jim Fregosi The' 6-foot-3 Leary, from Santa 7:30 Red Sox vs. Mariners, sion tool repair. doubles by Jones and Ozzie Smith and where his case was continued to Aug. in connection with the investigation injury-filled career. Team Monica, Calif, was 12-3 wito a 2.72 WTIC, Ch. 38 7. We never lose the ones we love. It plans to build an 8,000- added a run in the seventh on a argued with Shulock. An Oriole pitcher wasn’t allowed to throw of an alleged incident in Andover. Although we have to part. ^ 647-9997 ERA last year and, tying a UCLA 8:00 Yanks vs. A's, WINF square-foot plant in the passed ball—one of two in toe inning spokesman Tom Hoffman said last week while Weaver argued call. He was seeking equal treat- Hebron He was released on his promise to They live on in our memory. record for victories in a season. 10:00 Mels vs. Braves. Cli. 9 And deep within our hearts. park and will employ about — by rookie catcher Alex Trevino, Corbett suffered muscle spasms ment. (UPI Photo) ' Frank Yoo. 30, of 105 North Pond appear in court in Rockville on July Wednesday. Road, Hebron, was charged 13. Sadly missed • Wife and Family 20 persons. / EVENING HERALD, Fri., July 20, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. July 20. 1979_ Softball D Man with Heart Leads Giants to Challenge for Top we started catching him in Montreal, the Giants will have to pass not one, DUSTY DeMolay. chance of becoming only the fifth By IAILT RICHMAN them some trouble, but few expected CHARTER OAK LYTHAM ST. ANNES, the Astros to give them much. And we beat the Expos in ail three games but two clubs, if they are to finish on Scoring in the first five innings, Forty-one hits rang out at Robert­ player to win the U.S. and British NEW YORK (UPI - With top. The Reds can win it as well as INDY England (UPI)—Tom Watson, Opens in the same year — a feat then look what happened. he caught. He has shown tremeitdous Highland Park Market topped Center son as B.A. Club outslugged Town the Giants, in Altobelli’s opnion, and Nelson Freightway took a 7-0 previously achieved by Bobby Jones, the All-Star game out of the Not too long before the All-Star improvement over the past two years Congo. 9-1. last night at Fitzgerald Employees, 20-14. The winners pre-tournament favorite to unlike so many skeptics who believe forfeit win over Mota’s at Nike Field .1 Ben Hogan, Gene Sarazen and Lee way, everybody can get back break, AltobelU had a meeting with and what we’re trying to find out is rapped 23 safeties. capture the title for the third the Astros may begin leaking 6ver Field. when the latter failed to field a team. to what they were doing his players in Montreal. ’The Giants how good he can be.” Rich Rabe had three hits and Mike Rich Burnett had four hits, Ernie Trevino. the next 2«s months, the Giants’ field Standings: Dairy Queen 11-1, Turn­ time in five years, said “ It will be something special,” were floundering on a poor road trip, The Giants’ pitching wasn’t Tierney, Jerry Cosgrove, Tim Brown three and Dan Fagan, Dick before, and what they were leader has deeper respect for them. pike TV 8^, Thrifty Package 7-4, ’Thursday the man with the said the Missouri man, describing bis losing two games for every one they anywhere near as good the first half Devanney and Steve DiBatisto two Stratton. Glenn Cobb, Dave Hanley doing before was asking the . He especially likes Houston’s regular Telephone Society 7-4, Peppino’s 5-7, most patience and the bigigest “hopeful aspirations” to land the were able to win, but Altobellis told as people figured it would be. At one apiece for the Markets, Pete and Kevin Carpenter two apiece for same question about baseball’s three outfielders, Terry Puhl, Jose Nassiff Camera 5-7, Mota’s 2-10, heart will win the 108th British coveted double. them he felt Uiey could still finish point, Jthn Montefusco, Ed Halicki Devanney homered, Connie Banas the B.A. Butch Savino homered and most surprising club — the and Randy Moffitt ail were sidelined Cruz and Jeff Leonard. singled twice, Pat Vignone and Ted Nelson’s 2-10. Open Championship. , Irwin has had only one bogey in his first at the end of September if they had two blows and five others one Houston Astros. were no more than seven or eight for one reason or another. Vida Blue “The three of them do all the little Angel each homered and singled and U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin two rounds and there were no things correctly,” Altobellis says. each for Congo. NIKE games behind by the AllStar game. won his first six games and then went Standings: Manchester Pizza 10-3, Bob Haggerty, Ed Morconi, Sam showed both characteristics but little blemishes on his card Thursday as he ’They’re even asking Joe AltobelU, “Maybe there’re not real robust Exploding for eight runs in the and he manages San Francisco, not WeU, they’re 8V4 in back of the into a slump that was aggravated by Tierney's 9-4, Highland Park Market Harriso and Steve Koski each of himself ’Thursday as, swathed in birdied the three par-3 outward hitters, but they hit well, they field sixth inning, Cherrone’s bested Flo’s, AStros and without downgrading shoulder stiffness. The main reason 9-4, LaStrada Pizza 8-5, Oil Heat 8-5, chipped in two blows for the Town. two sweaters, a shirt and “an in­ holes. Playing solidly, Irwin covered Houston. and they have excellent speed. Puhl 8-3, at Nike Field. “Wherever I go,” says the Giants’ Houston, AltobelU feels the Giants the Giants dealt Madlock to the Farr's 3-10, Center Congo 3-10, An- timate apparel underneath,” he beat the rest of the boles in regulation is going to be one of the best players Flo’s outhit the winners, 16-12. manager, talking about the Astros, stlU have a chance. Pirates was because they were EASTERN back the biting cold and the terrors of figures, although he needed a 35-foot in the league in another two years. I nulli 1-12. Tom Crockett and Carl Ogren each who resumed operations 5 (A games “WE’ve made two bold oves that desperate for right-handed pitching. Behind a 21-hit attack. Army & Royal Lytham’s wind-swept, 6,822- ' putt at the last to salvage his par. like everything about him, his bat, had two hits for Cherrone’s while in front of the second-place Cincin­ could help us by bringing up second What hurt the. club as much or CANDLELIGHT Navy ripped CBT, 17-11, at Mt. Nebo. yard course to move two strokes Ballesteros, who failed to make the his power, his speed and his John Jdnkins ripped three hits for cut in last month’s U.S. Open, drilled nati Reds in the National League baseman Joe Strain and catcher Den­ more was its general inconsistency Behind a 22-hit attack, Talaga Wayne Gagnon had four hits. Art ahead of the field with a 36-hole total , although Bill North turned into a aggressiveness. Flo’s. in eight birdies — five of them over West and 8(A games ahead of the nis Littlejohn ■ from Phoenix,” he Associates routed the Jaycees, 20-1, Clarke three including a three-run of 136. strong leadoff hitter and 40-year-oId “Cruz became a fine player in the Standings; Acadia Restaurant 10-3, .th e last eight holes, including a 25- third-place Giants, “people keep says. “Strain was doing OK for us at Fitzgerald Field. homer, and Tony Falcetta, Dan Lar­ Irwin’s second successive 68 held Willie McCovey continued surprising middle of last season and Leonard Lathrop Insurance 9-4, Wilson 7-5, S yard chip—in his spectacular round. asking me, “Are they that good?’ before he hurt his shoulder the other Butch Talaga had four hits, Mike son, Bob Gagnon, Bill Belekewicz off the challenge of Watson and those who said he was too old by ac­ has good habits. He’s young enough Cherrone’s 7-5, Flo’s 6-6, Westown 5- "** Hearing of the Spaniard’s “They’re leading the league, aren’t day. It isn’t anything serious, though. Coughlin, Jim Keefe, Tim Coughlin and Walt Leriche two apiece for defending champion Jack Nicklaus cumulating 45 RBI and 14 homeruns so that he still has plenty of time to A&N. Merritt Harrington had three 7, Multi Circuits 4-8, Gus’s 1-11. blistering finish, Irwin commented: they?” Altobellis says, answering his He isn’t going to hit .300 every year and Bud Talaga three apiece and and it was the swashbuckling at intermission time. get better and I’m sure he will hits and Don Nicholson, Cliff Hassett •V “Fabulous.” - Watson’s round was own question. “They played a great lUce a Bill Madlock but he’s a fine Dave Bidwell two for the winners. Spaniard Sevvy Ballesteros who oc­ The NL West is far from the although he already is pretty darn and Ken Morrisroe two apiece for the the second lowest of the day and in­ first half, didn’t they? If they’re not looking young player and everybody Mike Coughlin homered. Three cupied second place on the leader in our organization likes him. I like strongest division in baseball. Still, good ballplayer.” different players had one hit each for Bankers. Fast Pitch board at 138 after posting a 6-under- cluded an eagle-3 at the 486-yard that good, than the rest tf us must be Standings: North Methodist 10-2, sixth when his 9-iron approach terrible. All I keep hearing are him, the front office likes him, the the Jaycees, CRGFPL par 65 to equal the championship scouts like him, and so does is Triple Over at Robertson Park, Zipser Postal Employees 9-3, Army & Navy carried 178 yards to five feet of the these cliches. ‘How can a club like Formal’s Inn girls whipped course record. A manager. Rocky Bridges. Club bested Fogarty's, 8-5. 9-3, CBT 6-6, Alliance Printing 6-6, E llington, 12-3, la st night at One stroke behind Baliesteros, who pin. He also sank a 35-footer from off them be ieading?’ Well, I’ll tell you All-Stars Clash Littiejohn is only 24 and as soon as Rich Gustafson, Jim Grimes, Mike Rockwell International 4-8, Second Fitzgerald. ied the British Open for three rounds the fringe to save par at the notorious how they can. They must be doing 2 something right. And some of these Mistretta and Jack Maloney each Congo 3-9, Dean Machine 1-11. Winning pitcher Diane Ferguson in 1976, was the first-round front­ 15th. same people who say that about them were in the two-hit class for Zipser. scattered seven hits, walking three, runner Bili Longmuir of Britain, who Watson, leading money winner on say thisabout us — ‘How can they be Bourdet Selected Merrill Myer had three of Fogarty’s WOMEN’S REC in moving her record to 11-1. posted a 74. Watson, carding a fine the U.S. circuit with $387,386, said he Tonight at Leber that bad? We must’ve done SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Former nine blows. The Elis nipped Tikey Painters, 7- Kathy Cooney singled twice and 68, was a stroke further back, whiie Hale Irwin had to “fight a lot” for his score and Start of Twin-killing 6, last night at Cheney, added: “The man with the most something wrong up to now. But I’li Fresno State athletic director Gene tripled and Lisa Tilden and Karen Nicklaus' made a 69 and was Holds Two Stroke Edge Manchester Legion third baseman Mike Freiheit scoops' up Bourdet was selected Wednesday for Having ousted the International League All-Stars, the Donna Mldozinski, Dottie Brin- Wright each rapped a pair of singles bracketed on 141 with New Zeaiands patience and the biggest heart will tell you this much; we’re going to see Manchester National League All-Stars will face the Manchester damour and Gail Krawlic each win the championship. These con­ grounder and gets ready to tag the bag before firing to first to if we can’t fix all that from here on' the recently vacated sports direc­ for Formal’s, now 15-2. Dennis Clark who also shot 69. favorite for the $34,500 first prize, tor’s post at San Diego State Univer­ American League All-Stars tonight at Leber Field at 6 o’clock in Standings homered for the Elks. Brindamour’s ™ Irwin, newiy-instaiied as 7-2 said he was pleased to be in with a ditions tests the fighter in you.” complete doubleplay, one of five, in W^nesday’s Zone Eight tilt in.” four-bagger in the fifth was the Eighty-two players from an against South Windsor. Locals won, 5-2. (Herald photo by Adam­ Big things were generally expected sity. District 8 Little League All-Star Tournament SENIOR GIRLS School president Thomas Day said game-winner. Carol Page and Karen Trader World Antiques won a original field of 152 made the cut with son) Of the Giants this season. They had play. National League all the basic ingredients, good, solid he would introduct Bourdet, 57, at a Lemire homered for Tikey, slugfest from Johnson Paint, 19-16, at aggregates of 151 and better. The National-Ameriean winner ad­ McCarthy, John Mazurek, Rod Gill East pitching, strong enough hitting and news conference Friday. vances to the next round July 25 and John 'Tinney from Army & Navy; Martin School. Cadle in Control The a th le tic d ire c to r’s post GB _____ •Linemen Pair Off- Pet. enough speed not to clog up the W L REC P . Jill Fyler had four hits including a against an opponent to be deter­ Mike Custer from Modern Janitorial; Montreal 50 36 .581 — Pounding out 14 hits. basepaths. Giant owner Bob Lurie became available last weekend Bill Anderson Larry Stanford and Keed double. Pam Zinsser, Linda television programs debuting Uiis mined. Pittsburgh 48 39 .552 2V2 Construction tripped DeMolay, 7-1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Several made a genuine pitch to get Rod because director Cedric Dempsey The Nationais advanced behind the Mark LeBreux from American MacGillvary, Sharon Luzzi, Lynda At Quad City Open so cce r fall. quit after four months to take the ( J professional football linemen will Chicago 47 39 .547 3 at Keeney Field. Tsapasaris and Lynn Shaw each hit Carew in the free agent market last three-hit ptiching of Glen Chetelat as Legion; and Rob Roya from Bob’s Philadelphia 50 42 .543 3 Barry Pinney had three hits and A1 ggfgjy j^^ee times for TWA. B.J. JUNIOR pair off and square off in an elimina­ The series will be taped in Pom­ November but even when Carew compaarable post at Houston Univer­ they blanked the Internationals, 2-0, Gulf. St. Louis 44 43 .506 6'/Si Little, Kevin Kelley, Jim htogowan Rodgers had three safeties including COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPI) - Temperamental George Cadle is South: Stars 2 (Rich Weintraub 2; tion boxing tournament to determine pano Beach, Fla,, and will include 28 decided to go with the Angels, many sity. last Tuesday at Leber. Day at first said he would hire New York 37 50 .425 13‘/i and Bruce M ^aro two apiece for ^ jjojjjer and Sandy Caouette chipped taking a new, low-key approach to life that he hopes will end his Ian Blood played well), Yankees 2 the winnr of the "Heavyweight players. Ezra Johnson of the Packers considered the Giants stong enough The Americans have yet to, see someone from within the university Saints Cut Four Weal Reed’s. Tony Colletti and Jim Clif- jjj [jjjg jgj. Johnson’s, (Chris Sarli). Championship of Professional Foot­ will face Jackie Slater of the Rams in to dominate their division. Oh, sure, post-season piay. They are coached golf doldrums. but contacted Bourdet last weekend VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - The W L Pet. GB ford each roped two hits for ‘Tve had a bad year and a half,” North; Cyclones 1 (Jeff Kennard), ball” in a series of 16 half-hour the first bout. the IJodgers and Reds might give by Mike Heffron and managed by T tried .to control my temper last after learning be was interested in New Orleans Saints have cut four Houston 54 42 .563 — said Cadle, whose best year on the Racers 0. John Weerden. The starting line-up week at Milwaukee and played well returning to collegiate sports. free agents, inciuding tight end Otis Cincinnati 49 45 .521 4 tour was in 1977 when he won $40,268 Hurricanes 6 (Rob Maltempo 5, will be selected from the following: so I figured that was the key. Now if I Bourdet had resigned the Fresno Lee Drew of Southern University and 46 48 .489 7 and tied for 71st. “I’ve let my temper Tom Finnegan), Knights 0. Jennier Kohut, Bob Lovett, Scott San Francisco Pecci Early Edge hit a bad shot I don't let it get to me,” position as of Aug. 1 and taken a sales cornerback Ron Binion of Northeast San Diego 44 53 .454 lOVz get the best of me. Last year I Fiyer and Glenn Boggini from he said. MIDGET What’s Behind the Dodger Slump? position in Hollister, Calif. Louisiana. Atlanta 40 52 .435 12 Vz But Cadle, 31, was unable to put his dropped off and I let it aggravate me. Civitan; Mike Suhi. Brendan Los Angeles 37 57 .394 16 I’d hit a bad shot and I would really, South: Comets 1 (Kyle Bockus), born-again good attitude to the test I'm partial to Dodger Stadium myself. It was built solely Holds off Ramirez really let it bother me.” Chieftains 0. Matadors 4 (Chris Thursday's Results Thursday. He hit no bad shots in car- for baseball. It’s in a beautiful seUing in Chavez Ravine. n u w u o i * — In second place was defending Ogden 2, Sandro Squatrito. Brian Atlanta 8, Chicago 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Victor Pecci was thankful he had ding a sizzling 7-under-par 63 to take And it’s kept spankingly up to date. Willie Stargell not only Jai Alai Entries champion Victor Regalado, who shot Geraghty), Whitecaps 3 (Chuck passed Mickey Mantle as the strikeout king of major Pittsburgh 9-4, Houston 5-2 built an early lead before the crowd got behind Raul Ramirez’s a one-stroke, first-round lead in the Cincinnati 16, St. Louis 4 $200,000 Quad City Open at Oakwood a 64 in the morning round on the Senteio 3). league history, but he did It last year when he boosted his North: Metros 2 (Jeff King, John total whiffs to 1,746 — 36 more than Mantle. He keeps San Diego 3, New 'York 1 late rally Thursday night. Country Club. 6,514-yard, par-70 course. Locked in a JUSTASK FRIDAY sno rt ELITE SEVENTY on Clerc, Pecci goes against King), Falcons 0. adding to that figure daily — well, almost — but he’s also Maaaaia Los Angeles 7, Montreal 3 Pecci, seeded eighth, was leading He birdied the first two holes on two-way tie for third were rookie nST: lO it o l 4 Keaak Higueras and Teltscher challenges Cougars 4 (Matt Clough. David M urray OkJerm an having a good year at bat for the Pirates. 50,000 MILE San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0 5-1 and serving for match point when the front nine and then birdied five Dennis Sullivan, who carded his best Ifi S-tsdl (. lascaran IRvTUiMai* 4. Lbiandal ANYWHERE/ANYTIME RADIAL Dibbs. round as a professional, and Dan Evans, Keith Bergeron, Mike Q. Whatever happened to the great goUer Johnny Mnaa Today’s Games he lost a disputed line call and others on the back side. He said he S.I Sk$ Cam INTRODUCTORY PRICE F.E.T. J The semifinals are set for Saturday Markstein), Suns 0. Miller? The last tim e I saw him In a tournament was In the Atlanta (Brizzolara 5-3) at Chicago Ramirez won successive game only missed one green — the 13th — Halldorson. By Murray Olderman 7.^ Dorrt SAVE with the finals, worth $24,500 to the West: Bears 1 (Peter Follett), 1978 U.S. Open. Will be ever be a contender agabi? — StbiU4 Z.AzcUaanet before falling. Pecci won, 6-2, 6-3, but scrambled back to manage a bir­ Seventy-nine players carded par 70 l.Orteal-Za^ $52.95 . $2.13 (Reuschel 8-6) winner, scheduled Sunday night. Apaches 0. Stephen Dunn, CoamapoUs, Wash. l U - M t l 4. Enaa-tsisl $56.95 ...... $2 58 Houston (Richard 7-9) at before a record 7,000 fans to advance die three on the hole. or better. l.Fa 4. Eaubia-fiant The tournament is sponsored by Bruins 3 (Tom Robinson. Jeremy To answer that last question, you’d have to go inside S.hscvafrkka $63.95 $2.76. to the quarterfinals of the $175,000 Miller’s head. He’s gone from a high of $353,021 in tour 4. Mipw-laAi 7.JM«»CariU t laaRfr’Urpiata Pittsburgh (Candelaria 8-7), N the Washington Star. Moore, Peter Kenefick), Kings 1 The tipoff: iew *m $66.95 $2.93. Washington men’s pro tennis tourna­ prize money in 1974 to $17,440 in ’78; and there’s Uttle sign Ski Zkica-SarM Cincinnati (Seaver 9-5) at St. Louis (Adan Hyde). ■ n t $65.95 . $2.85 ment. The slump of the Los Angeles Dodgers Isn’t a of the slump lifting. He has fooled around with his once- 2. laaqaa-Taga (Denny 4-7), N Little Miss Softball East: Apollos 2 (Bill Kennard, Jay flawless swing. ’The fact is, m aybe he’s not as hungry as he $68.95 $2.93. “As a pro, you have to learn to temporary aberration. Baseball men feel they’re Just lOrkal-Sam 4.U-fiviti New York (Swan 8-8) at San Diego Snder), Spartans 1 (Rob Monaco). used to be. Still, he’s only 32 years old and could snap out of lF*4Mh*i S. E fu Iwiar I 4. Zikica-Odaa ...... $72.95 $2.99. adapt to all situations,” said Pecci, f BasketbalT a bad team — despite the rash of injuries that always (Perry 9-6), N Rockets 4 (Mike McDonald 3, Doug seems to strike a loser. And losing stopper Tommy the doldrums. IPvMvtni ifcVTtp^ArtKftl L bca-Ceaaarra ...... 576.9S...... $3.33 the French Open runnerup. “I made Action in the Little Miss Softball Morhardt singled twice and tripled ifciiiiliiiftl i U J M I Ski l>iar»AvTt Montreal (Lee 9-6 or Grimsley 8-5) Johnson), Sting 1 (Marc Vigeant). John to the Yankees vU the free agent route was Just ths-im a mistake and the crowd got behind EASTERN League last night at Martin School for A&N. No individual was cited for the capper. Manager Tommy Lasorda now bleeds Q. Recently, the Montreal Etapos’ fourth, fifth and slath TOTft at Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 8-8), N l.laicaai 2.K Introducing the all-season radial Pagani’s Caterers 74 (John Pinone saw Nassiff Arms stop Wonder State Bank. Dodger red. hitters — Tony Perez, Gary Carter and ElUs Valentine — Philadelphia (Lerch 5-8) at San Raul after he hit a couple of good PEE WEE m tk Um F.harre Francisco (Montefusco 2-4), N shots. It would be ideal if the crowd 35, Bob Zagaja 17, Mike Collins 16), Bread, 9-4; B.A. Club rout Ashly Cruz and Jeanne Vaughn hit consecutive home runs against the Houston Astros. LM k IktM ilMct 4.Sarw that’s a notch above the rest... the South: Jaguars 4 (Richard Henrys Could yon pleame tell m e the most home runs hit 4. Zifa would applaud only for all of the good Cougars 57 (D.J, Fredericks 16, Jeff Manchester Pet Center, 27-4; each rapped grandslam homers and im L la v k l Saturday’s Games 2, Mike MacNamara, Andy Gagnon). consecutively aad the players who hit them? — Ed IMIpn 6. Am S ^ M i l new Dunlop Elite Seventy shots, but that does not happen, so Shealy 16, Peter Murphy 10). Manchester State Bank nip Army & several others hit well for Crispino's, UmH LC n a Einor: Houston at Pittsburgh Dolphins 0. Lepper, Alcsaadria, Ky. you must adapt.” Formal’s Inn 87 (Mark Plefka 20, Navy, 13-12; and Crispino’s outslug Katie Gallagher had three hits and Q. How nuuiy men have hit four home nms In one game ’Three teams share the record for most borne runs 1. tou rw iriika I lOrteal-ianarl the first and only 'anywhere/ Atlanta at Chicago Karen Patapchuk, Debbie Thompson Sharks 4 (Eric Anderson, Dan in the major leagues? Who was the last to do lt» and has consecutively in an inning. ’They are the Milwaukee Braves FfTt 4. kriiic*’!*'** Ramirez refused to be dismayed John Lusa 20, Mike Quesnel 14, Ted Westown, 2^13. 2.6 iAzca-fiaitj Cincinnati at St. Louis Langer. Steven Nowak, David anyone ever hit five In one game? — B.C.. Koosvllle, on June 8,1961; the Cleveland Indians on July 31,1963; and over his loss. He did not play as badly Fravell 14, Bob Healy 10), Phelta Thi Susan Bartlett and Paige Lepak and Patty Gallagher two apiece for XFiiMna 7. &kBa-Ctcnrra lEisabia^W anytime’ radial with a 50,000 mile Philadelphia at San Francisco Gabriel). Mustangs 0. Tenn. the Minnesota Twins on May 2, 1964. In each case, they i l l ii»i 70 (Kim Bushey 26, Tony Mozzicato had two singles and two doubles Westown. lllAm Ski JaapaOrim Montreal at Los Angeles, N as the score might indicate. bashed four straight homers. ’The Minnesota quartet, most Twont limited warranty. New York at San Diego, N “I am playing better now and I’m 14). respectively, Amy Fraser and Jodi recent, was composed of outfielders Tony Oliva, Bob Sahi liipiiffM»w 1. l ajcaai t pina lAzci-Odaa on an upswing so I don’t feel as badly Ogden each doubled and Lisa Pouiiot Allison and Jim Hall, plus first basenum Haimon sni I JaeaeafiaiTe 4. Okaa ■■ Javier I Compare the new Dunlop Elite Sev The Elite Seventy has 1. 4. Keaen’Cccaarra as I might,” said Ramirez. “Pecci NORTHERN played well for Nassiff’s. Tammy KiUebrew. ’They hit the home runs in that order. iEraa-Saraa eniy with any o( the other leading Decoupling Grooves... to Baseball IhnifKBW iCmtohgi 7.Zriaot$al Lbskia^ariU brands, and deade lor joursell and Sidewall to American League played well, I played pretty well, but Raunchy Relations 64 (Joe Lovell Snellenberger and Kim Tessier were 1H»M I iU-EMMrrt S k s U M a l Q. Whatever happened to Steve Yeager, the Dodgers’ whicti lire IS the class 01o dll'SeabUllb , ,1 _i East not well enough.” 24, Larry Ayers 20), Cheney Tech 42 best for Bread. 7.lncn$4M«( Lkarff»Z«gii function independently, reduc­ jUMOR LEGION The win improves Manchester’s catcher? I've watched maay of their games, and Yeager Sik ing tread lift, keeping maximum W Pet. GB Ramirez clowned with the crowd (Scott Cable 11, Mike Switzer 9). Teri Berzenski bad four hits and L Led by the one-hit pitching perfor­ league mark to 7-3. good to hold sole hasn’t played la any. I read that he broke his leg and won’t The Elite Seventy has tread-torodd contact. 32 .652 - and the ball boys, despite trailing Kelly McAuley, Mary Prior and Kelli rctniu unto August, is that true? — R.T., Herkimer, N.Y. an Advanced All-Season Baltimore 60 mance of southpaw Gary Shaw, the possession of second place, and badly in the second set. SOUTHERN Reingoudt three apiece for B.A. Lisa ’There’s nothing wrong with Y eager’s health. Or his legs. Compound... Outstanding The Elite Seventy has Boston 57 32 .640 IVz Manchester Junior Legion downed overall ledger to 11-6. Next action is 38 .591 5Vz “That’s my way of getting loose,” Uncle Jon’s Band 66 (Jon Lindberg Nason had a two-base knock for Pet In fact, he recently was reinstated as the Dodgers’ regular ( Jai Alai Results mileage and traction wherever Belt Guard Plies... to reinforce Milwaukee 55 the Glastonbury Firefighters, 6-1, in Monday night in an exhibition tilt receiver. Elarller this season, in an eRort to get more New York 50 43 .538 lOVz he said. “Some players do better 23, Frank Jaworski 13, Mike Fortin Center. or whenever you drive— in all steel belts and reduce belt Jaycee-Ck)urant League Senior Divi­ against Winsted at Eagle Field. batting punch into their lineup, the Dodgers were using Joe weather conditions—ram. dry. distortion. Detroit 46 45 .505 13Vz when they get mad at themselves. I 10), Breakers 31 (Dave Bakulski Jennifer Obue homered, Leane THURSDAY ODOTt sion play last night at Glastonbury Shaw allowed only a third inning Ferguson as the regular, but his average hovered in the snow or ice. Cleveland 43 48 .473 16‘/z don’t. I’m better when I get loose.” played well). Spears homered and tripled and Kim low .200’s. Yeager, who has been even below that, is a 4 Enkis Karrs 1X00 7J0 7J4 High. single while fanning five and walking Ten men, starting with Ed Delehanty of E>hiladelphia on nST: 3 kra«s Mir I 4.40 3.20 The Elite Seventy has Toronto 29 65 .309 32 Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas July 13, 1896, have hit four homers in a single game. The much better defensive player, and every now and then he 41a M l r l 14.41 IIJI 4Jt The Elite Seventy has six in evening his Junior Legion mark 2 ImMi fiarita X40 Dunlop certification tor Mud eliminated 37-year-old Marty most recent, after a gap of 15 years, was another breaks out in a rash of long balls. He didn’t take his $ has l i 21.41 14.41 MMa 34 44X40 an Aggressive. Broad Tread West to 1-1. Philadelphia slugger, third baseman Mike Schmidt, who benching very well. 3 Faatsl M (it Macta 4-3 413X94 Design. Deep, open grooves and Snow service, with the Riessen, 6-1, 6-3, in an afternoon M i l 4-S SISJI W L Pet. GB Manchester scored three times in knocked four into the stands in consecutive tim es at bat on Trifacta 4-X2 44U.S4 and lateral rib traction slots ■‘M/S” designation molded into match that featured long, baseline- firiscti 4-S S3S7JI TlElfTft give outstanding performance tlie tire m the lower sidewall California 56 39 .589 - the third inning highlighted by Joe 17,1976. That was a 10-inning game. No one has ever Trisda 4-4-3 SUM.N to-baseline rallies, including one of ICrvaKarTt 15.40 4i 0 7.00 on any road. area Texas 52 41 .559 3 Demeo's two-run triple. Hits by Joe hit five. Parting shot: 2 lucarai Caiti <-40 3i 0 7.41 3.41 IM Minnesota 48 42 .533 5Vz more than 150 shots. Panaro and Alex Britnell keyed a 2 I (hfrr 4.40 WHITEWALLS I---- 'STtll HITRIC RADIAIS"—I Second-seeded Eddie Dibbs got Q. Could yon please tell me the total points average lor My heart bleeds for poor Dave C am r, the all-pro IRsIps 3JC 3JI MMa 2-1 439.40 AT Kansas City 44 48 .478 lOVz three-run fifth frame. tight end of the Oakland Raiders. Enmeshed in a S fia a M n rl 3JI Nrlacta 1-2 4119.40 Chicago 43 50 .462 12 past 16th-seeded Butch Walts of San Deaais Johnson of the Seattle SupetSonlcs In the NBA 2-SS3SJ4 BLACKW ALL Panaro had two safeties to pace the playoHs? — Ann Spencer, ML Vernon, Ala. syndicated TV deal which has tied up much of his Trifacta 1-2-4 452X91 $339543395 $4295 Jose, Calif., 6-4, 6-3. Parfacti2-C SU74 4,453 PRICES Seattle 40 55 .421 16 locals. For the 17 games it took Seattle to win the NBA title. money, he claim s he doesn’t know if he can “aHord” Trifacb 2-4-3 S3S4.94 «SH)I In other matches, fourth-seeded 33X251 uuMcroivisTn I4S-13 IAS8-I3 I8S/70.I3 Oakland 25 70 .263 31 * 0 1 , . Dermis Jotmson, the sterling backcourt star probably more to play for the Raiders this season — unless they ISSX.13 16SI-I4 168-15 Jose Higueras of Spain defeated renegotiate his existing contract. “I haven’t been IftaracrilMa IIN 12.41 111 mocussMino ThurMfluy’^ RchuIis renowned for his defense, scored 356 points, an average of TiSWI RAH TOUl S ill ALUMNI JUNIOR making much money,” moans Dave. Only a mere IMaJp IU4 S.4I Wimbledon semifinalist Pat Dupre of 30.9 per game. That was higher than his season scoring ------m BVIVM.OM*------California 4-0, Baltimore 3-3 Exploding for seven runs in the se­ average of points per game. Teammate Gus Williams led $125,000 per year for six months of football— same as Slalaw 4-24 La Jolla, Calif., 6-3, 6-1. DuPre had MM 1-1 444^ Pats Plagued ^ $2495 G-T QUALIFIER Chicago 9-5, l exas 6-4 cond inning, Nassiff Sports clinched the Sonics in the playoff sets with a Z6.6 average. you and I, right? been seeded ninth. MKtat-1 4143JI RAISED WHITE LETTERS Boston 7. Seattle 1 at least a tie for the league cham­ SMITHFIELD, R.I. Sixth-seeded Jose-Luis Clerc of Titacti t-1-4 4421.11 078-14 ...... *26.9S New York 10, Oakland 2 pionship with a 13-3 win over Krause Q. What stadium In major league baseball Is the beut- FWni (UP!) — Minor injuries E.78-I4...... *28.95 E70-M...... *39.95 Argentina defeated unseeded George Please send all sports questions to Murray Otdarman, P.O. Box Milwaukee 3, Toronto 2 Florist last night at (%eney. looUag? Aad did WQUe Stargell pass Mlcfcey Maatle In 6346, Incline VHIage. Nav. 80450. Because of the volume of mall, tCak IIM IIJI 7.21 plagued the New England G-78-14/IS . . .‘ 33.95 F70-14...... ‘4 2 .9 5 2 21s 3il 121 Hardie of Long Beach, Calif., 6-2,6-3; BtriUng out the most times? — Mike Bergh, Latbersbnrg, there will be no Individual responses. H-78-I4/I5 . . .*35.95 G70-14/15 ...... *45.95 Detroit 8, Minnesota 3 Jeff Popik and winning pitcher 7 U 124 Patriots Wednesday as the llth-seeded Eliot Teltscher of Palos ( N E W S P A P a a ENTXaPBlSE ASSN.) 1.78-IS...... *38.95 Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1 : » i Matt Mirucki each had two hits while Pa. M M 24 444.44 National Football League G50-14/15 ...... *48.95 Verdes, Calif., outlasted unseeded i-> NrtacU 1-2 4141il Manulo 0 1 9 5 ^«78-'S...... $46.95 Toronto (Underwood 3-12) at Union, 9-2. 141 meets Masters, Gildemeister takes y 1X21 % I • STEU TRUCK RADIALS • Milwaukee (Slaton 9-4), N m Dave Ostuni and Ed Stack each had «U«dM IJI ■ 1 1 16514 tR 15 6 . . . . $64.95 <550# '<> S. $70 95 Detroit (Morris 9-9) at Texas two hits and Dean Gressman tripled topics - f MM M U1.4I 175-14 a00#16S8 $65.95 875# '6 i , . -.$66 95 MMtaM$nX» (Johnson 4-10), N Aloueiies Ink for Fuel. Mike Graboski slammed a Trifacta ^ $U41JI • FULL WRITTEN WARRANTY • LIMITED QUANTITIES • Cleveland (Waits 9-8) at Kansas three-base knock for Credit. “A snorm City (Gale 6-8), N TomCousineaul itmsfs IXt UD XM rfAGMY- How to Pickle Fish 1 Mann 4JD XM WSRTEff KTRfAOS 'm um o" HI-SPIED WHEEL Saturday’s Games NEW YORK (UPI) - The 1 MM X4I Town Swim Meet W M iM U S M $1 BALAHCmrOOHE RIGHT” Seattle at Boston NFL’s No. 1 draft choice, Tom body cavity immediately when white. Now pack fish in pint jars and toHcbMiaM 15” *17” Toronto at Minnesota Set Wednesday Looking for a new way to prepare V.W.-699-I4 EI7I-I4.'IS the fish you catch? If so, next time caught. Pack on ice but do not freeze. pour over a boiling brine made as TO BUY 600/AA5Q.70(M3 F7t-lft 15 Milwaukee at Cleveland Cousineau, gave up a life-long WHITE INHEELS The 12th annual Manchester At home, cut fish into bite-size follows: Oakland at New York dream Thursday—and he says you bring home a mess of keepers, U l S.N «JI s s townwide swim meet will be pickle them. It's easy to match in chunks and soak for one hour In a 4 cups sugar a * l « Ji U l 18” *2® mimmsr ZO 15.7 (^lifornia at Baltimore, N it’s for good. Wednesday at Verplanck Pool. 1 quart white vinegar or V* quart >1 «• G7I'S1S.I4 H-7t.l4 IS MtlSatSOKSitt 14«7l taste and quality the finest gourmet brine solution composed of 1 cup salt M M i H U l W CLEAN G7I/I7S.I5 J7S.IS Chicago at Detroit, N “Every kid growing up in the The qualifying races will start at 10 fish you can buy at grocery specialty to 1 gallon water. Use a clean plate to vinegar and (4 quart white wine MKto M m il A U P lU SF.n.l AS TO s.ps Kansas City at Texas, N United States dreams of playing in Grounded Player Gets Attention a.m. and will be followed by the counters. keep the fish immersed in the solu­ tk box pickling spice. TriMa 1-U Sm.N the NFL. I was no exception,” said USED CARS finals. The pool will open at 9:30 for Most people who fish enjoy eating tion. You can cut onion slices and place 8:00-5:30 Cousineau, after announcing he had a wrenched ankle and will be out 4 or 5 days. 1 fan 144 4.24 5.44 Manchester Legion shortstop Brad Cabral warm-up activities. their catch but wish for an occasional Drain the fish and place them in a them in the jars if desired. 4 IniCifarila 144 4J4 DAILY signed a multi-year contract with the Home plate umpire Stu Parker (left), con­ h 4144 NATIONAL Plummer Cops Title (4) sits on the ground as he receives Entry blanks may be picked up at change in the way it tastes. Here, tray. Cover with brine made of Vk- Seal jars and let them cool. Fish IM SAT. Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian M M 1-4 44124 BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS, INC. assistance after being injured in second- verses with Gregg Kane (9) as Dave Bottaro any of the town pools and returned to from Mercury outboards’ fishing cup non-iodized salt and 1 quart white prepared this way should always be hrlKta 1-4 4121J4 CARTER 8:00-3:00 PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (UPI) - Football League. the pools by noon Monday. refrigerated. Pickled fish should Trifscfa 1-44 494124 Mark Plummer, 27, of Hallowell, inning action of Wednesday’s game against . (8) and Howie Furlong (5) and others look on. department, is a fish pickling recipe vinegar. Place the tray in'a VERNON “But from what I’ve seen, Cana­ The entry fee will be 25 cents per refrigerator and let stand one week. stand several weeks before opening rant BLASTONBURY Maine, who regained his amateur South Windsor at Eagle Field. Base runner Manchester is home tonight against Windsor that provides a unique taste treat, I 1121 IM X44 dian football is not second-rate — it’s event. Remove fish from brine, drain, 144 4J4 12BTALC0TTVILLE RD. standing just 44 days ago, fired con­ and is a handy snack food high in 217 HEBRON AVE a different game but a good one,” Bob Moore attempting to steal slid into Locks at 6 o’clock. (Herald photo by Adam­ Because of the swim meet, there then soak one hour in ice cold water The\onger you wait, the better it will 414 secutive rounds of 74-74 Thursday to nutrition. 688-B886 872**8788 said the two-time All-America from son) will be no swim lessons at any of the ahd draih agin. Fish wlll'be firhi and taste. 1-1 MIM win the 50th annual New England Cabral’s foot as tag was applied. Cabral was Any king of fish will do. Scale it H41S4J4 Ohio State. “And I think it’s best for pools Wednesday. 14 4SI1.4I Amateur Golf Championship, taken to the hospital for X-rays, He sustained (leave skin attached), and clean thd EVENING HERALD. Fri.. July 20. li>7»- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Frl„ July 20, 1979

Prtvata Inatruetlona 18 Homaa For Bala 23 Part of Grant 13 Halp Wantad IS Bualnaaa Opportunitf 14 13 Halp Wantad Andover Residents Say W aiiM 1$ Halp Wantad t Halp Wantad WATERFRONT year-round RIDING LESSONS indoor SKe Herald N.C. UTHE HAND riding ring. Western stock home and summer resort all CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RETAIL SALES CLERK- BABYSITTER NEEDED TURRET LATHE MANCHItTIR seat, sadclle seat and hunt in one. 7 room maintenance To Be Retained immmn DECORATOR - Full time. Monday thru Friday. Nathan . NEW HOMES seat. All levels 2269817. free Ranch. Located on an Knowledge of wallcovering Hale area. Boys, ages 9 and 6. EN8INEUTHE exclusive private section of They Prefer Rural Town By BARBARA RICHMOND m a u m m m FULL TIME COOK. Good Call after 5 p.m., 6467726. On gorgeous treed lots with Coventry Lake. Attractive books required. Willingness to there should be little or no new com­ benefits, will train evenlnn. Hid city water and sewers and financing available. R. agreed there should be a moderate Herald Reporter PHONE 643-2711 To train in the installa­ accept varied duties. Write Once trained, will go on rota­ SANDBLASTER ANDOVER — A survey, conducted mercial development in town but Sales aerk , P.O. Box 911. UUNDRESS AND NURSES gas heat. 3 & 4 bedroom Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, number of them. FOn ASSISTANCE IN PLACING TOUR AD tion and Tepair of truck tion shift. Aimie St Rays, by the Planning and Zoning Commis­ said they would favor expansion of VERNON — Ronald Mine, director of public works, Manchester. AIDE -12 midnight to 8 AM. 80 Houn. M ~H olklayt models with 2V5 baths, 6461980 or 647-1139.------sion, reveals that Andover residents Of the 115 respondents, 61 were op­ said he will hold back $15,000 of the $149,329 town aid equlpnient. Must be Silver Lane, East Hartford. Enjoy working in a very plea­ CkeMMil fireplaced family room, miorn the existing shopping center on Route Call 6461895 for appointment. sant and homelike at­ prefer to keep the town a rural one posed to condominiums or individual­ grant for 1979-80 until he sees how the town gets through mechanically inclined InsurwiM BwMflIs double garages priced ly owned apartments but 36 said they 6. iSlNBflTSIHEl SCHOOL SECRETARIAL mosphere helping our elderly Apply In PoraoH from $91,900.00 COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 without apartments or housing the winter and how much costs escalate. ADVERTISING and have basic (bols. residents. Experience COtrEHTRY- ROOMS, 1st floor family would be acceptable in sm all The respondents were about equal­ POSITION - Area school seeks MANAGER FOR clusters. ly divided on the question of industry In a report to the Town Council, Mine said he had RATES Benefits include health applicants for.a year-round preferred. Please call Doris METRDNICSINC M ERRin Over 14 acre of privacy room with fireplace, 4 numbers. d e a d l in e JANITORIAL OPERA'nON - Blain RN Director of Nurses. RT. 6 0 44>A generous sized beurooms, 2 The survey went out to some 700 in town. Those favoring it said it gathered from some of the discussions at council 1d>y .....IMtmdptrdty and life insurance, praitioii: Immediate opening. Must have experience direc­ Realtors 646-1180 near Lake. 4V4 room residents and only 117 responses The concept of cluster meetings and from newspaper articles, that there is 12:00 noon tha day bafora Applicant must possess good 6460129. Manchester Manor BOLTON CT. 06040 Ranch, appliances and 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car would help ease the tax burden while publication. 3d«yt ...... 11»»KKdp«r lOetKafyrott t M Oil. Route 6. Bolton. Wa n t e d - Apply in person: said that South Windsor is on the internal problems,” said Sills, “such Miss Kimmel also said a child protote as in said application on i »e m i Xlra Mart Convenience Store, name of the real estate I analysis of your property Legion Auxiliary more fully aPPea?-.** threshoid of an unprecedented in­ as the overflow of the Avery Heights usually is about 4-years-old before it Probate on August 7.1979 at ILOO A M LUBE PERSON - Wanted to NURSE AIDES - We are 404 H a r tfo r d R oad. person showing the home I today I You will be amazed crease in industrial and commercial begins to notice racial distinctions. Pearl J Hultman. lubricate trucks and trailers. looking for responsible warm Nfanchester, between 6 a.m. as well. A polaroid la t the hidden wealth you Watershed. We must continue the A u't Clerk and 4 p.m. camera is helpful in development and whether this in­ Mark Shapera, the Lusas’ attorney, Related experience people interested in caring for UfiDir. IhaveI Republican effort to maintain a Cites Mrs. Grant necessary 85.25 an hour. Ail the elderly and mentally keeping track of the crease is beneficial to the town will stable millrate.” brought out in testimony by the state Probale Notice fringe benefits For appoint­ retarded. Part time weekends CLERICAL TECHNICIAN- TWO FOR THE layouts of different JUST LISTED depend on the skill and patience of Sills also said that he believed such witnesses that a woman who may HEBRON - Geraldine S. Grant of Hebron has been ment call 688-7596. and full time 7 - 3 and 3 - 11. Full time opening Hospital 1. 7 room Cape, 3 or 4 rooms, if the owner will IA beautiful 3 bedroom fuU- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ^ Pharmacy. Routine Gerical the public servants. a stable mill rate will assure future become pregnant after being ap­ awarded the District President of the Year Award at the ESTATE OF FRANK C PEKa NUS. $3.17 per hour. Aide classes bedrooms. New kitchen, permit it. Make notes on I sized ranch in a convenient deceased available. Experience Duties, with additional Phar­ A long-time critic of the controver­ businessmen that South Windsor proved as an adoptive parent would 59th annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary aluminum siding, all points of interest and I yet rural Manchester set- The Hon William E. FilxGerald. preferred but not necessary. macy Technician duties. fireplace, swimming sial Manchester-South Windsor operates on a sound fiscal basis. not necessarily lose the adoptive Department of Connecticut. Judge, of the Court of Probate. STAFF ACCOUNTANT■CPA Apply in person at Meadows Some hospital or pharmacy also specific problems Iting. Formal dining room, District of Manchester at a bearing iNLCRUNGir ol, patio, porch. Irec room, 2 car tandem sewer agreement which commits “There are many other problems child. Mrs. Grant is a member of Jones-Keefe-Batson Unit 95 held on July 17. 1979 ordered that all firm. Local firm located in Convalescent Home. 333 experience preferred. Will room Cape, two car and questions. Snap a cou­ each town to accept each others and some that will present He also established that foster of Hebron and is currently completing her second year as claims must be presented to tl« Tolland County is seeking to Bidwell Street, Manchester. train. Alternating weekends rgarage, aluminum ple of pictures of each Igarage and many other fiduciary on or before October 17.1979 expand their staff to service and holidays. Rockville siding, simply im­ house for later reference ■fine features! Call today' sewage for treatment when land themselves in the future,” said Sills. parents with children already in their president of the auxiliary which includes units in Tolland or be barred as by law provided diversified small business General Hospital. 872-0501, gravity prevails. Sills said that custody can adopt them under cer- and Windham counties. She was presented with a plaque, Pearl J. Hultman. RETAIL SALES- Full Ume. maculate. Several and to show other family MFTYRFTIES “This is the time for the selection of Ass t Gerk clients. Tax and auditing Paul’s Paint b Decorating Extension 285. valuable extras. members. Use check lists I Would you believe we have patience and skill of the council candidates who present two assets — tain conditions and prospective adop- Qualifications for the award include being in atten­ The fiduciary is experience helpful. Please Center, Manchester is looking C A U ua-w e w o r ki to help rate one house Isabella M. Pekanus send resume to Box S. c/o Butinota Opportunity 14 I several fine quality homes members must “ remove the in­ a previous governmental experience tive parents are not necessarily dance at all Executive Board meetings of the department for a hard working, against another, and to 50 Saulters Road Manchester Herald . I in this rare price range? equities of the agreement.” and an undivided attention to the awarded children based on the order and presenting a district report at each meeting; visiting Manchester. Conn experienced person. Call Mike BELFIORE AGENCY help sort them out. Sills also said that the next council 06040 Missari. 6494)300. MANCHESTER Package I Colonial with 7 rooms and public interest. The taxpayer is en­ of their applications. all units in the district; and attending each of the three 046-7 RECEPTIONIST ■ TYPIST. store. Excellent location. Well RMltora 647-1413^ will have to resolve the traffic im­ I large loti—Cape near shop- titled to no less.” Christmas Gift Shops conducted at West Haven, ^ Pleasant personable and established business. Call iping and bus line.-^ix capable typist wanted by of­ Marion E. Robertson, Tha brokan hara at Newington and Rocky Hill Veterans hopsitals. I room ranch with fireplace Probale Notice fice located in the Realtor, 643-5953. TEDFORD REAL To be elibilbe for the award a president must also have land garage.—ALL HAVE Court of P ro b ate. D istrict of Manchester-Vernon area. “LOOK” There are people out ESTATE; CENTURY 21, covered all monthly programs at district meetings and IGNE YEAR LIMITED Manchester Please send resume to Box S, 'This is a sincere effort to VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco there looking for what RL 44A BoHon Notch, promoted “the aims and purposes of the American NOTICE OF HEARING c/o Manchester Herald. Snacks with locations $3,580 Bolton 647-9914 want I HGME WARRANTY! Asking Chief to Resign ESTATE OF JOHN CAMPBELL aka reach a good man for you have to sell. Tell CALL TOLL FREE 1-806423- Legion Auxiliary.” JOHN S CAMPBELL aka JOHN training in a lifetime posi­ them about It with a you'to know that wo will STANLEY CAMPBELL, deceased SHEET METAL WORKER • 2355 Ext. 905. find that homo for you. The fourth district also received the Elizabeth tion. Our nationally known Classified ad. Rychling plaque for having the highest per capita con­ Pursuant to an order of William E Experienced. Soldering etc. NOT AT compny offers Wa handia all forma of FitzGerald. Judge, dated July 12. 1979 Call 528-2101. tributions to the National Child Welfare Foundation. The a hearing will be held on an application (1) interesting work in COVENTRY rail aatata and bacauaa Not Needed, Council Says praying Uiat an instrument purportins the field of service for wa are mambara of tha district contributed 12 cents per member. to be the last will and testament of said homes, business and in­ No CMh Down To Votsl deceased be admitted to probate as in SECRETARY / MulUpla Uatlng aarvlca Also received was the Ethel Curtis plaque for having dustry. 74b%. 30yotr said application on file more fully RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of­ wa aro abla to ahow you member of a fire department, be in­ appears, at the Court of Probate on (2) All m ajor fringe laarlnao u dot VERNON — A motion to ask Mrs. Lamb suggested that Johnson been the first district to reach its membership goal and fice in Manchester area offers homaa In all araat. Call be asked to resign as chief and that serted. August 2. 1979 at 11:00 AM interesting position for benefits " CtMllolt. William Johnson, who was recently the traveling gavel bell for having the highest percentage Pearl J Hultman. (3) Excellent training on ua today. the council appoint an interim chief Mrs. Lamb said she didn’t feel the of its membership goal, 100.27 percent, at the close of the Asa’t. Gerk someone with good typing nollwoo 1 acre plot. New Raised appointed as the town’s full-time fire 045-7 skills and pleasant telepnone Off VERNON STREET program Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family BEMTORS marshal, to resign as chief of the until the vote is taken in November town should wait until November to department’s books on June 13. The fourth district also manner. Hours are 9 a m. to 5 (4) Can lead to relieve Johnson of his duties as chief. tied with the second district (New Haven County) in the ' professional license and room, 2 car garage. $59,- Vernon Fire Department, didn’t as to whether or not to consolidate p.m., Monday through Friday. 900. Hurry, this won’t last! draw a second at the Town Council the town’s two departments. She said he has made remarks that annual music contest. Reply with business and per­ promotion to management. DID YOU KNOW? Each otiice WE HAVE LOTS WTHIUTnUl For more information independenlly If the departments are merged he doesn’t have time. She said the The local unit was awarded a cash prize for submitting sonal references to Clean full dormered Cape. Have the design and meeting Wednesday night. □ NOTICES Manchester Herald, Box T, and a confidential inter­ owned and operated. then there will only be one chief. fire marshal’s job won’t change no the best publicity scrapbook for a unit of 100 members or Attached over sized gar­ structural aspects of a The suggestion to ask Johnson to Manchester. view call Bill Robarft al FIAHO REALTY house professionally In discussing the job description matter how the referendum goes. less. The award was accepted by outgoing unit president. 233-S878. age, beautiful brick resign was made by Councilwoman Lott and Found 1 assessed before nurchase. Jane Lamb who was also chairman of for the position of fire marshal — this Referring to the matter of a con­ Theresa Michaud. Mrs. Michaud and Lorraine Nicolo, FULL OR PART TIME - 6 4 6 -5 2 0 0 fireplace, 1V4 baths, wall to BLANCHARD the Fire Study Committee. is the first time the town has had a flict of interest, Johnson told the membership chairman, received gold charms for having FOUND- Grey / white female Maintenance man. Laurel wall carpeting. $59,900. Mrs. Lamb said the majority of the full-time marshal — the council council that the position of fire reached 109 percent of the previous years’ membership. kitten, vicinity of Globe Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, A marshal is usually coordinated with Hallow. Call 6466678; keep Manchester. Apply Monday committee members agreed that questioned the section that states The local unit also received a citation for exceeding its through Friday. ll-3. ROSSEnO holding the two jobs created a ques­ “The fire marshal .shall be or shall that of the fire chief in other towns. membership goal for 1979, before Jan. 31 and a certificate trying. i M t r Ml Points SelocatiM'' • 4 B - a 4 « a tion of conflict of interest. They said become an active member of the Johnson had been part-time marshal noting the unit’s 100 percent participation in the LOST- Black and white part SHORT ORDER COOK - Part LONBARDO G ASSOCUTES that as a member of the department Vernon Fire Department.” as well as being chief of the Vernon “Project-A-Month” program outlined by the Veterans Angora kitten, with pink time days. Apply in person. La Strada West, Hartford Road. 6494003 EQUAL HOVSK OPP^TY Johnson would be supervising the It was finally agreed that that Department for a number of years. Affairs and Rehabilitation chairman. collar. Vicinity of Hudson TEOFOBO REAL ESTATE putting out of fires and then as statement should be taken out of the A motion to defer implementation Street. Little girl’s pet. 643- 1229. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. marshal he would be investigating job description and that the words of the other motion until Dec. 1, was Bloodmobile Visit Slated Men and women 17-35 learn a 1. GAS M ils ARE PUGA ffiOILATED the same fire. the fire marshal shall not be a passed. Councilman Stephen career skill. Guaranteed part- r Marcham said he thought that setting MANCHESTER — The Red Cross Bloodmobile will Bonda-Stocka-Uortgagoi 8 time job. $56 per weekend to HEBRON this date would give the council time visit Manchester Friday, July 27, at South United start. Veterans earn more. 2. GAS IS 40% CHEAPER THAN OIL TODAY T t t lB IIE STONY ^ THE BARROWS CORNER Is so important! Outside it to get some answers. Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., from 12:15 to 5:30 p.m. GOVERNMENT Join the Connecticut Army Price Drop on Machine GUARANTEED BUSINESS National Guard. Call Sergeant looks like an ordinary HR, Some council members said it All blood types are needed with special emphasis on LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. Mayer at 2460060 or 5667900 3. GAS W IU K 60% LOWER THAN OH. BYl but inside you’ll discover wouldn’t be fair to take away the pay type 0 negative. Phone 281-4112. Collect. the open contemporary that Johnson gets for chief right now Persons wishing to make an appointment may call the WHITER design of this custom Seems Hard to Believe as he hadn’t expected that when he Red Croes office at 643-5111. Walk-in donors are BOOKKEEPER - Part-time home. Barbara Bosetti 649- □ EMPLOYMENT osition. Approximately 20 MANCHESTER *54,900 8716 MANCHESTER - Being the Improved technology and creation took the marshal’s job in place of welcome. Kours per week for 14. PROTECT YOUR FUTURE BY INVESTING H QREEN MANOR RANCH town’s director of finance, Thomas of more workable units have helped another full-time job he had. experienced individual with MBOVEI Moore is well aware of the problems drop the cost of such machines. Halp Wantod 13 knowledge of Payroll and • Lot 125’ X 85' HWYNOTSWN of inflation. Recently, though, he The size of the new machine (^Manchester Public Records^ Sales ’Tax Returns, and A HOUSE LOT AT HNOUWOUD T IH » V ' •Large Living Room •Ahm inum Mding Into summer in this lovely found a rare treat — a machine that reflects some of those im­ Sterling Electric TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Bookkeeping through Trial home just waiting for new Apply 81 Commerce Street, Balance. Small office In the • Aluminum Stonns t owners to enjoy Its’ cost him $900 less than it did 10 years provements. The new adding Given Extension Glastonbury. PTG Manchester area. Call 563- |S. ALL LOTS MVE SANTARY SEWER, CiTY| wHh Fireplaco location on beautiful An­ machine is much smaller than its Warranty deeds Scroons ago. Pearl M. Cole to James E. Nakos, property at 75 COMPANY. Telephone 633- 8276. •Dining Room dover Lake. $80’s. Barbara Moore has prepared town budgets predecessor, VERNON —The Sterling Electric 7631. • Air CondHionii^ BosetU 649-8716. "I feel like I’ve got an acre more of Co., formerly of Long Island, N.Y., Foxcroft Drive, $46,000. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - WATER, UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC, • 3 Bod Rooms that have reflected the increased MMKHESTEX costs for everything from labor to room,” Moore said as he worked at which bought a building and land for Herman M. Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. Experienced in Commercial, • Some Appliances •Landscapod Lot with Rothman to Sydney H. Elliott and Juanita L. Elliott, CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Residential maintenance and lUKRMENU laders. from pencils to pickup trucks. his desk in the Municipal Buildig. expansion, in the industrial park. - Experienced only. Top estimating. Benefits. Call 646 TOEPHONE AND DRANAGE Fruit Trees. property at 611 Tolland Turnpike, $66,500. Inciuded A most appealing home His office, though, recently The old machine had many more .about three years ago, has asked for wages. Apply: Atlas ’nle, 18@ 5421. • Eat-In KitGlien with cathedrals in LR, cen­ purchased an adding machine for gears and larger parts under its its third extension on the time it is Michael P. Zerio and Karen R. Zerio to Dwight Scher- ^ rlln ’Tpke., Wethersfield, 16. WE W U CUSTOM HHLD YOUR HOME •w /w Carpeting tral air, lovely decks, treed 563-0151. $175. The machine it replaced had cover, he said. supposed to start construction of the ban, property at 33-35 New St., $55,000. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 156 L Center Street acre private setting. - Part time. Apply in person CALL FOR DETAILS cost about $1,100 10 years ago, he ”If you take this one apart, it looks addition. Frank T. Timmons and Janet K. 'Timmons to Monte J. Priced at $120,000. Shown Stapell, property at 30C Ambassador Drive, $49,000. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll 303 Adams Street, 7. BEAUTIFtHiY WOODED AREA SHOWN BY APPOINTDAENT ONLY (CornBr of Spruce A E. Center SU.) by appt. Barbara BosetU said. like there’s nothing inside,” ^Moore The Town Council, Wednesday p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Manchester. 6 4 7-10 0 0 EHO There are few things that have said of the new model. night, granted the firm another Trade names Apply director of nursing. dropped in cost in the past decade The newer model, besides being three-month extension and agreed Stephen G. Herbert, doing business as Professional Salmonbrook Convalescent SUMMER WORK - General BY OWNER — Builders at 110 School St. Home, off House Street, office. Typing, filing, clerical. 643^85021 and probably none that have cheaper and smaller, also is more that the company should be told this $3.00 per hour. Please call 647- M3-6396 521-3103 will probably be the last time it will Mark Maselli, doing business as Marks Auto Body at 5 Glastonbury. Please call 633- i : decreased as sharply as items like sophisticated and capable of handling 5244. 1411. adding machines and calculators. more complex problems, he said. get such an extension. Tolland Turnpike. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ July 20, 1979 □MISC. FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE SOUTH WINDSOR wmm OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 to 4 ArtlclM tor Solo 41 TAG SALE- Antiques, Crafts, TAG SALE-151 Pearl Street, 70 SIMP Road household items, baby items. ' to Multi Circuits. July 20, i22. Rain July 27,28,29.9 TAGSAU ALUMINUM Sheets used as 14 Webster Lane, Hebron, m T H I G N i ____ July 21st. & 22nd., 9 to 4. a.m. Snowblower, lawn- OVERSIZED RAISED nUKH printing plates, .007 thick mower, lawnsweeper, s o m e t n h n n m o B iT - DIRECTORY 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Clean quaUty Itema. J4 ft x 48 Inch •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bedrooms, formal dining room and more! $69,900. TAG SALE - Old and new. refrigerator, records, tapes, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeae $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be sleeping bag, many household pool, Z anowblowen, air con- Poimbtg-Poperlng 32 Building ConlraeUng 33 Ellington Road to Sullivan Avenue, to Graham Road icked up before 11 a.m. Glass, tools, gadgets and Sonleeo OHorod 37 Borvleoo OHorod 31 things. Priced to sell. Satur­ items. dltioocr, mounted Urea, jewelry, to Steep Road, look for signs. SINLY. toya, houaewarea. turnlture, PAINTING Exterior & NEWTON SMITH - day & Sunday July 21st & ItTTEimOII HONKOWIillSlir TREE & SHRUB PLANTING TAG SALti- July 21st. i clothing, much mlKCllaneoui. I n te r io r Q u a lity Remodeling, Repairs, Rec 22nd. 10 AM to 4 PM. 362 Hart­ and care; other gardening Workmanship at Very Rooms. "No Job Too Small.” ARRUDA&BARCOMB ford Road, Manchester. 22nd., 8:30 to 4, 64 Woodland Saturday and Sunday, M Rain or Quality ReHnlshlng jobs done by Horticulture stu- Street. “ Must See To ahlne. No earlyhlrda. 17 Oik dent. Shrub plantings Reasonable Rates! Call Rick Call 6463144. CAUIN rrt. COUNTERS, for Free Estimate. 6466709, 644-8000 644-1539 MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- TAG SALE - Saturday July Believe.” Street, South Wlndaor loti Kelly WOODWORK A FLOO R* designed. Very reasonable Road. Just passed Vernon Circle after 5 p.m. ^uafeTpportunlty... choice commerclal/lndustrlal All styles. Small Sizes. 21st, 10 - 4. 86 North Street. HOMES • APARTMENTS charge. Careful work. Please and Free Spirit Loongel call 6^1528. Rooftng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 building on the corner of Woodbrldge Street and Clothing and accessories. 389 Furniture, depression glass, ...667-3643 PAINTING- Interior & g f Autoo For Solo 67 Fortes Street, East Hartford. mirrors, Avon amd more. Autoo For Bolo SI Autoo For Bolo East Middle Turnpike. COMPLETE LAWN Exterior. Airless Spray. □ AUTOMOTIVE Please call 5^2645. TAG SALE - Sunday July Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ The building consists of slightly less than 10,000 CAM TREE SERVICE - Free MAINTENANCE! Mowing, 1973 CHEVELLE MAUBU V- DREAM OF OWNING A 22nd. 9-4. Must sell. Fur­ 3 FAMILY TAG SALE____ • July estimates, discount senior Edging, Hedges & Shrubs Free Mtlmates. Call 646-4010, ment Co. Expert installation SECOND CAR FOR TOWN square feet, has all the utilities, two heating Homeo For Solo 23 DINING ROOM SET - 5 TAG SALE- July 21st., 10 to 5., niture, TV, toys, kitchenware 8. 4 doors, runs well, Homot For Solo 23 21st, 10 - 5. Julily 22nd; - 10 - 2. citizens. Company Trimmed. Weed St Pest Con­ 6465747. of aluminum siding gutters Autoo For Bolo 67 DRIVING? T-Bird, 1974, systems, a sprinkler system. High ceilings. At pre­ chairs, table and buffet. Household items, clothes, pic­ etc. 118 M McKee Street, automatic, P.S.iB., wired for tures. 23 Wentworth Drive, Furniture, books. TV Manchester-owned and trol. Reasonable, reliable. and trim. Roofing installation 1968 VW CONVERTIBLE- Not Showroom condition. sent It Is approximately % rented and there are no M A N CH ESTER - BY Refrigerator and stove. Call Manchester. Building Controcting 33 CB. 6460252. East Hartford. household goods, instruments, operate. Call 646-1327. 647-9260. and repairs 646^95, 871-2323. running. Good transmission, Completely done over and OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, 646-3327. items. 57 Nor- tires, clutch and battery. $200 leases In effect. new kitchen, lovely yard. many quality iter 1973 VW SUPER BEETLE- 31 maintained by Filloramo TAG SALE- Moving from man Drive,- ■ 1, East 1Hartlord. WILL BABYSIT IN MY WES ROBBINS Carpentry firm. Please call Dave at 649- Construction Company. Brand In addition to this parcel, there Is a “C" zone lot $M’s. By appointment. 643- DELIVERING DARK LOAM TAG SALE- Saturday July REWEAVING burn holes. remodeling specialisi. Ad­ mpg. AM-FM radio. $1850. i i i i O m 21st„ 9 to 4. in Cedar Street, state. July 21 and 22,9 AM-on. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. HOME days. Vicinity of 0872. new paint job. $1300. 643-9508, across the street that Is used for parking. 9380. No agents. - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also 149 Roxbury Road, East Hart- q SALE ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1967 CHEVROLET - 2 door Call 6469200 or 872-7775. flEA U O R S sand, gravel and stone. 643- Manchester. 5 families. Fur­ July 21st. & Window shades, Venetian Moriarty Brothers. Call 649- or 649-8229. This presents an excellent set-up for the type of ford, off Brewer Street. 22nd., 10 to 3. 170 Hlllianl built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, Sedan. New muffler and 9504. niture, household items and blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 1179 anjmme. new room. Free estimates. 30 battery. Best Reasonable operation where you can manufacture and sell ... Bolton Miscellaneous household Street, Manchester. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- kitchens, 6463446. 1979 PINTO RUNABOUT - SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 toys. items, square dance clothes. years Experience. Howley, Offer. Call 6462161. Automatic transmission. 3,900 MERCURY BOBCAT 1976. 4 such as a cabinet shop, or a printing shop, storm N EW LIS TIN 6 CHAIN FALLS, Up and dye 5221. PolnOng-Poporlng 32 baths, 3 bedrooms. Im­ TAG SALE - Saturday and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 6465361. WANTED JUNK AND LATE miles. Factory warrantee cylinder, standard transmis­ View the entire valley maculate condition. Heated set, electric welder, acetylene TAG SALE - SATURDAY Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. sion. 31,000 miles. $2350. Call windows and screens, etc. outfit, aluminum ladder, ONLY. July 21st. Corner Sunday July 21 i 22. 10 - 4, 3 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, PAINTING - Interior and m o d e l w r e c k s - Cash left. $3675. Call after 4:30,566 from this 3 bedroom home. garage, cast iron baseboard Call Gary Cushing 3462009. 7835. 6461264. To Inspect this property, please contact BILL Stone fireplace. 2 baths. 2 trailer tires, new electric Autumn and Wellington. families. Bathroom sink, attics, garages, yards exterior, paperhanging, Paid. Call Parker Street Used radiation. Blue stone coffee table, inside doors, air ROOD at; car garage with workshop, fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ generator, electric lawn- Everything from furniture to TAG SALE - Saturday only. cleaned, moving. excellent work references. Auto Parts, Inc. 6463391. conditioner and much more. tnicking.Loam for sale. Lawn Free estimates. Fully in­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY WE PAY $10 for complete a barn, woods and fenc^ ly landscaped. Complete mower. Evenings, 633-7060. toys. July 21. 9 - 3. 163 Main Street, Carpentry and general con­ ROOFER WILL InsUll roof, Manchester. Moving - Many 86 Branford Street, service. No job too big or sured. Martin Matson, 649- siding or gutter for low dis­ junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland BONNEVILLE 1969 - Huge 26 T. J. Crockett, Realtors fields. Ideal for horses on 6 recreation compound, 20x40 Manchester. tracting. Residential and Auto Body. 5261990. gallon gas tank. Automatic. in-ground pool, Cabana, HUMMEL CHRISTMAS TAG SALE- 3 family. Bunk items. small. 568-8522. 4431. commercial. Whether it be a count price. Call Ken at 647- 643-1577 acres. PLATES - 1971 through 1979 beds, TV, Franklin Stove, 1566. Tremendous______trunktru space. ______HKtoMhWlMntan- Malibu lights, flowered Aqua TAG SALE- Saturday July QUALITY PAINTING and small repair job. a custom WE PAY TOP PRICES for Only 58,000 miles. $900. 646 slide, sundrellas, redwood with duplicate 1977. $28M. 646- more! July 21, 22, Dawn 'til TAG SALE- Saturday July BRICK, BLOCK. STONE. built home or anything in 4288. Dusk. 119 Robert Drive, South 21st., 10 to 4, 174 Greenwood 21st., 9:30 to4:30. Kitchen set, Fireplaces, concrete. Paper Hanging by Willis wrecked and junk cars. A & B 1294 after 5 PM. LYNCH HOWLAND REALTORS privacy fence. 3 driveways between, call 6461379.. 2 buffer, and miscellaneous Auto Salvage, used auto parts. plus much more! Group I, Windsor. Drive, Manchester "Rain or Chimney repairs. No lob too Schultz. Fully insured BEST TIME TO GET YOUR MANCHE8TEP, CONN. household items. Route 85 small, ^ v e! Call 644-8356 for references. 649-4343. ROOF DONE NOW before the Call Tony 6466223. GREMLIN 1974 - Runs well. 643-1108 Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Shine” , CARPENTRY St MASONRY - EAST COAST REALTY TAG SALE - Saturday 10 - 3. Bolton. estimates. price increase! Top quality $1000. Please call 742-9514. If This Emblem Isn’t O n Your C ar - AStW PAINTING Contrac­ Additions and Remodeling. materials used; all work 1973 TORINO - 302, Runs You Probably Paid Too Much. COZY and Cle Glasstop coffee table, old Free estimates. Call Anthony OVERSIZED CAPE- 6 rooms, CRAFTSMAN 10 INCH maple nighchair, some an­ TWO FAMILY TAG SALE - tors. Quality painting and guaranteed. Call Rainmaster, excellent. Must sell, 1975 CAMARO LT - Power front to back living room with MANCHESTER - SIX ROOM Squillacote 6460811. RADIAL ARM SAW - Barely tiques and miscellaneous. 234 Saturday July 21st. 10 - 5. Rain EXPERT PAINTING and paper hanging at reasonable 6460447. sacrificing! Any reasonable brakes, power steering, ralley fireplace, formal dining room, CAPE 2-car detached garage, used with Dado and moulding Center Street, opposite Mr. or Shine. 29 Westminster rates. Fully insured. Free offer over $1450. Call after wheels. Very good condition. eat-in kitchen, first floor laun­ large treed lot, completely LANDSCAPING Specializing im o *4595 heads and accessories, $300. Steak. Road, Manchester. in Exterior House Painting. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 5266063. Stereo tape deck. Call 728-4107 1978 CHVY MONTI dry, 3 bedrooms. Garage. reifecorated. Principals only. Call before 2 PM. 647-1599. BARN SALE- Saturday July CARPENTER - Repairs, before 4:30 or 6462539 after 5 V-e, auto., P.S., 12,000 ml. Beautifully landscaped, Tree pruning, spraying, remodeling, additions, gar­ Hootlng-Plumblng 35 $59,900. 643-8298. 21st., starting at 7:00 a.m. An­ TAG SALE- Rain or shine. 8 to mowing, weeding. Call 742- 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida p.m. private lot. $58,500. Group 1, ENCLYOPEDIAS- The New tiques, Collectable, and Junk. 6. Friday, Saturday i Sunday, PERSONAL Paperhanging ages, roofing. Call David Customized, in and out. 14 Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. TAG SALE- Saturday July 7947. Patria, 644-1796. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Book of Knowledge, plus 21st., 10 to 2. Hockey equip­ 1932 International Farm 116 Hill Street. East Hartford. for particular people, by Dick. cleaned with electric cutters, miles per gallon on regular i97$TOYOTUONii8EDniaaiP *4695 BY OWNER - Low $60’s. New­ Enclyopedia International. Truck. Antique Car Parts, An­ Salt St Peppers, dolls, and Calf 643-5703 anytime. fuel. Loaded with extras in­ FIAT X19 1974 - Excellent ment, toys, books, ''stuff n by professionals. McKinney condition! Great gas mileage! 4 s p .-12,000 ml. ly redecorated 3 bedroom $125. Please call 646-3810. things” . 201 Henry Street. tique Stove, Old Cream many miscellaneous items. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ cluding Factory Air! Low Cape, full dormer, 2 full ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - mileage. One owner. Call after 5 p.m., 6468207. Separator, Wagon Wheels, Attics St Cellars cleaned. For - ^modeling and Additions. pany, 643-5308. baths, fireplace, rec-room TOILET & MEDICINE Remains of Horse Drawn Fire Quality craftsmanship at low Excellent condition. Over 1978TIHNSMITk *6695 T bedroom aluminum sided Cape TAG Sa l e - 162 spencer TAG SALE - 15 Stephen free estimate, call 646-1943. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 VOLKSWAGEN 1975 - 2 door Manchester vicinity.------with wood stove option. Nice CABINET. Good condition. Street, Manchester, Sunday 10 Wagon, Household Items, prices. Call 646-5424. $14,000 invested. A real 4 8D., hatch roofs, 10,000 ml. Cod, Immaculate contractors home, garage, covered RCAUORS private yard, garage. No Suitable for cottage or boat. Street, Saturday 9 AM. Fur­ years experience! For Free sedan. Excellent condition, to 5. Concrete paint, Ap^iances, Toys, Tables, Estimates, call 646-4239. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet bargain for $7495. Must be porch, now roof, must see, $50’s. agents please. 649-0854. Please call 643-6540. Bikes, Furniture. 299 Oakland niture. electric stove, toys, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING seen. Call 6460421. radio, steel belted radials Tupperware and mis­ WILL CLEAN CELLARS. At­ repairs, plugged drains, with 2 mounted snows. $2795. Street. odds and ends. - Interior and exterior. 1977CElKllli/TCI10PE *5095 “OPEN HOUSE” WILLINQTON - 2 Family. 5 & 3. cellaneous items. Cancelled if tics and haul away scrap iron. FARRAND REMODEUNG - kitchen faucets replaced, 6466497. BOLTON- 2 - 4 Bedroom RAINBOW VACUUM with Coiiunercial and residential. repaired, rec rooms, 1%9 PONTIAC CUSTDM 350. 5 sp., A/C new roof, wiring, plumbing, deep cleaning Power Nozzle, rain. TAG SALE- Movins FREE OF CHARGE Call 644- Cabinets and Formica Tops. heating system. 2 baths on 2 acres. Ranch. Oil heat, fireplace, TAG SALE- Sunday July Free estimates. Fully in­ bathroom remodeling, heat Excellent running condition, SHERIDAN HEIGHTS everything must be solo 3234 Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ $50,000 acre, 1 1/2 baths. $55,000. Like new! Please call 646- TAG SALE- July 21st,, i 22nd., 10 to 6.136 Birch Street, sured. 646-4879. modernization, etc. Free automatic transmission, Bolton, Connecticut Offers considered. Owner. 3125. Manchester. Saturday £ Sunday July 21st. ditions. Decks. All types of power steering and radio. 19761EMHIS *3195 22nd., 10 to 4. Household L 22nd., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 137 Remodeling and Repairs. Estimate gladly given. M i M We will be at the property to answer your questions 649-5298. items, antiques, upright P A IN T IN G DONE BY Plumbing St Heating. 6462871. New battery, new body work. 4 dr. 260 V-8, A/C, AM-FM, pow. wind., MANCHESTER • 6 & 6 2 Family, Deepwood Drive. and to show you the remaining available lots. WOOD PICTURE FRAME freezer, electric dryer and TAG SALE- Saturday only. WILL CUT TOEES - Qean EXPERIENCED PAINTER - Phone 6436017. 5662646. 1971 TORINO - Showroom 41,000 ml. new roof, wiring, plumbing. 2 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, Manenester. condition. Air conditioning, Saturday, July 21 1-4 pm. much more! 50 Ardmore July 21st. Miscellaneous and Land. Remove Brush. Free Quality work at reasonable 36 healings systems, GHWBB, Coffee St End Tables $20, Estimates Call before3 p.m.. prices. Free estimates. Call F lo o rin g new tires. 57,000 original Sunday, July 22 1-4 P.m. recently painted, 2 car garage and Road, Manchester. Lawnmowers. 10 to 4. Wales Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors Road. Andover. MANCHESTER KNIGHTS 6466464. Tom. 6436462. LEON CIESZYNSKI miles. Call 6463544. 1975 FORD ORMUM *3195 Directions: Route 6 to Bolton Center Rd follow this to much remodeling- $53,900. & Bouy $M. Diving Equip­ OF COLUMBUS TAG SALE- BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ FLOOR SANDING St 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto., A/C, stereo, 30,000 ml. Bolton Center, boar loft staying on Bolton Center Rd. MANCHESTER BY OWNER- TAG SALE- Good used fur­ REFINISHING - Floors like TOP CASH for junk or ment, (fins, mask, gloves, TAG SALE - Saturday 10-4. August 18th.. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. EXPERIENCED PAINTING ditions. Remodeling, Rec 1967 PON'HAC CATALINA-17 Turn right on Brandy St., Sheridan Heights will be on Custom Built Duplex. Brick niture. Lighting fixtures. Rent your own space, $10. new! Specializing in older wrecked cars. Call Blonder's MANCHESTER - Immaculate 6 knife), old rocker $10. 649- Drapes, household items. Toys, clothes, camp stove. 209 DRIVEWAY SEALING By Craig Odgen. Quality Rooms, Garages, Kitchens mpg. Good running condition. your right. _ _ _ ^ room Cape, 2 or 3 bedrooms in front. Aluminum siding. 3 1104. Refresnments available. Call Workmanship! Interior and Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath floors. Natural and stained ol Hartford - 522-4414. I^n y new parts. $200. 566 1978CHMR0 *5995 Saturday St Sunday 9 to 4. 22 Grissom Road, Manchester. Protects and Beautifies Your floors. No waxing anymore. desirable Bowers School area. bedrooms each. Large Leo McNamara 646-6724. Driveway! Ezperienced and Exterior. “ You Tried The Tile. Dormers, 3369, after 5:30 p.m. L/T black, 4 sp., loaded, 12,000 miles. Applianced kitchen, private lot. fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. Carter Street, Bolton. Starcraft camper. John Verfaille, 6^5750 after 6 1979 MUSTANG - 6 cylinder, 4 528-9668_____ short walk to all schools. Asking Reasonable! Free Elstlmates. Rest, Now Stick With The Roofing.Residential or finished Rec Room with bar. 2 Best. " Call 6496749, 74^9979. Commercial. 649-4291, PM. spete. Loaded, 23 mpg city, 28 $61,900 car garage. Large enclosed Call Art. 649-3061. mpg highway. Please call 646 19759MCVMRI0IIA $peizal*3995 23 0, auto., P.S., carpets, wheels, stereo.. Homes F or Solo Homes For Sale 23 yard and garden, with YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN MANCHESTER • One of a kind 7>i greenhouse. “OPEN HOUSE" CABINETS FOR SALE- Good TWO 16 " 8 LUG FORD RIMS DAILY RENTAL MANCHESTER - Just listed! 3'/2 a c r e s GEORGIAN rm. all brick Colonial Cape. Im­ Saturday, 11 to 6, 247 Oak condition. Need paint. Call Muticol Instruments 44 Aportments For flont S3 Aportmonts For Seol S3 ...... Wonted to Rent 57 maculate condition, applianced with tires. $70.00 firm. Please Large 7 room Cape in quiet COLONIAL 8 rooms, front to Street. 646-0071. 643-0062, Aportmonto For Ron! S3 OfflcM-StoTM Tor Ron! ** oWcoa-Storoa tor Rent so AND LONG TERM LEASING setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first back, living room, formal kitchen. I‘z baths. 2 car garage. FREE CASE with all 1/2 FOUR ROOMS on first floor. call Dave at 649-0872. PONTIAC $62,900 WANTED TO RENT - FOUR 1975 LINCOLN floor family room, fireplace, dining room, first floor FORCED HOT AIR price Guitars with this ad. On bus line. Appliances. MANCHESTER - Main Street MANCHESTER- 3 ROOM OFFICE, EXCELLENT modem office available. 400 ROOMS by quiet refined cou­ CONTINENTAL - 4 door. 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 siding, double garage, lull lireplaced family room. 4 FURNACE- Some age but fine Rivers Music. 7 Main Street, Carpeted. Adults. No pets. LOCATION! Good Traffic 646-4321 basement, much more. The bedrooms, finished rec-room Lots-Lend tor Sole 24 APARTMENT ■ Heat, elec­ sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call ple in forties. 6469882. Keep Town car. Excellent running cylinder, 2 door hardtop, MANCHESTER • One floor living. ______working order. Four burner New Britain. 225-1977. Open til Security. Lease. References Exposure! Heat, air. parking, trying. ______condition. 46,000 miles. 5 new Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. in basement with fireplace. 2 Convenient location. 100 x 150 lot, 2 required. P arking $250. Call tricity, parking. No pels 6^2469 or 6462755. showroom condition. $2100. natural gas stove, brown. Fine 9 p.m. janitor $100 per month. Call Michelins. $5,500. 6463648 or Please call 649-1378. car garage. $89,900. Group I, full baths, attached garage, ★ older wardrobe. 649-5547. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD alter 4 p.m. 6490TO. Security deposit. $205 . 644- Philbrick Agency Realtors. private lot. $63,900. 9245. 6465334 PROFESSIONAL PERSON 646-4143 TROMBONE- In excellent Could help to sell your items Resort Property WITH FAMILY WISHES to 646-4200. condition. Buescher. with faster, rent your room quicker PLEASANT QUIET com­ F o r R oot 56 BY OWNER - Approximately OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT rent 2 or 3 bedroom arartment O l i D I L MANCHESTER • Immaculate 7*-i oversized case. $250. Call 649- and bring you tetter results! pletely renovated 4 Room PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS by August 1st. 647-1491. rm. Custom Gambolli built brick 3-acre approved building lot. H u tc h , w a ln u t fin is h , 7085 anytime. /tok the Herald Classified Ad Apartment. First floor. - Second floor. Newly ANDOVER LAKE- Water­ REAUORS Cape. 2 baths, w w carpeting, cen­ Perc tested, engineer sur- excellent condition $1W. New decorated. Stove, OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ laker about details. Put the Nuture, responsible adults on­ proximately 2600 square feet, front. 3 bedrooms. Available SEPTEMBER - Duplex tral air 3 car garage $77,900. veyed. Ready to build. Brandy B-13 Steel Radial Firestone VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. STAR to work for you! Phone ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- refrigerator, disposall. Rear now thru end of August. $175 U with ample parking. Close to without appliances, married Street, Bolton. Call 742-636, 721 Tire. $35. 643-181A______Excellent condition. $90.00. 643-2711. 5897 after 6 p.m. porch. Heat. Parking for 2 weekly. Call 6462871, or 646 MANCHESTER cars. Limited basement center, howital and new court couple Main Street area. BOLTON IMPRESSIVE THREE- Investment Property 25 SEWING MACHINE ZIG­ Call 643-4762. building. For info, call 566 7605. After 5 PM.. 647-9723. Drive by 156 Waranoke Rd ZAG. Good condition. Recent­ RESPONSIBLE storage. Older mamed couple 3.6 acre building lot with BEDROOM COLONIAL - only. No children or pets. 7658. or 871-0401. Westwood II, less than 1 year Manchester and give this 9 rm,, 5 ly all overhauled. 289-9130. JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- ROOMMATE WANTED on WEST DENNIS, MASS - Nice­ brook. Excellent for bedroom, 3 baths Contemporary $200 or best offer. Call busline. Excellent area. Lease. Security deposit ly furnished 3 Bedroom Cot­ old. Large family room with Split on a acre of park like ATTRACTIVELY PANELED required. $300 monthly. 646 MARRIED COUPLE looking horses $27,900. fireplace and sliaers to deck. WHEELCHAIR - Walker, ANYTIME, 649-0621. Available August 1st. Call 643- tage. $225 weekly. Available for small house or duplex with grounds a good look. This house is - 2- and 3-room apartments. 0496, after 6 p.m. 5073. llQi. Call 6466760. 3 other acre lots. $16,900 Eat-in kitchen, formal dining versatile enough to accommodate INVESTMENT Stroller Chair St Baby Stove, refrigerator, heal. one older obedient dog. 646 each. room. 2Vz baths. 2-car garage. either a large or small family. In Carriage, All in good eondi- A n ilq u e e 40 Adults, references, no pets. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN- 3464. ______Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call 646- fact it would be ideal for an in-law PROPERTY tion. Reasonable. Call 643------WEST STREET- 4 rooms, se­ 57 situation The amenities are too $205 . 646-3167. 228-3540. cond floor of 2 family, on bus Mid 40s wants to share apart­ Wonted to Rent WANTED: Apartment or “Meniber All Points Rdocstion" 7686. 151,900-6-6 duplex with 9473. WANTED:: Antique...... furniture,...... ment or house with same. numerous to mention here. Call for separate heating glass, pewter, oil paintingsI or line. Available August 1st. 64>- MANCHESTER - New Office small house to rent. details and an Appt. EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, Have own furnishing. KEITH REAL ESTATE SUPER CLEAN 7 ROOM systems. Three AIR CONDITIONER- 6000 other antique items. “ 7287 after 6 p.m. ^ c e available, in central Manchester, Bolton or Coven­ second floor in older house. Manchester and vicinity. Send try area. Preferrable with COLONIAL at only $62,900. BTU for casement or sliding Harrison, 643-8709. Quiet non-smoking, middle- Business Location. Ap­ THREE BEDROOM - 2 646-4126 good sized windows. Used one season. MANCHESTER replies to: Box A, c/o proximately 250 square feet. garage. 6463478,9 - 5, Monday Walk to busline, shopping and bedrooms, im­ aged working person M ^h ester Herald. children. No pets. Will give school. 3 bedrooms, V/z baths, $150. 649-4279 after 5 PM. FURNISHED - Two Room Ef­ Carpeting, air coixtitioning. references. Need by August thru Friday or 295-0376 from 6 LOMBARDO provements Boots-Accessories 45 preferred. References, ficiency. All utilities. Quiet Calf 8467000, 9 a.m. to 4:30 12'xl8’ deck. Energy efficient security, lease required. 568- T H R E E ROOM 1st. CaU 6465434 anytime. PM to 11 PM. appliances. Hardwood floors. made. DRYER $75.- Sewing Machine location. $200 plus security p.m. and 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT 9018. r-.n .iiLeoqi/ . . f - . ------a pa r t m e n t - With heat, Aluminum siding. 3*’2 years ASSOCIATES $SS,000-Four room single with cabinet $50. Call 649-1179 hot water, stove, refrigerator, New Knit Book old. Principals only. No anytime. CENTER CONSOLE- With family and 5-4 two 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. carpet. $225. Adults only. No agents. 646-5416. by appoint­ 649-4003 family located in pets. Third floor. Centrally B B ltl— — ^ ^ ment only after 5 p.m. Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSINO Vernon. Call for built in 40 gallon gas tank, located. Security deposit. Call details. extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has FLORENCE NULL. VERNON. CONNECTICUT 6467690. $79,000-Manchester - LESLIE SPEAKER- Used lit­ new bottom paint, and is in SECTION 8 RENTAL ASSISTANCE a l l BILLS PAID - One Unique opportuni­ tle, like new. With complete water. Bougnt larger boat. attaching kit. Please call 649- $5,000 complete. 742-7668. Imagineers, Inc., located at 179 Allyn Street, Hartford, bedroom. 3 rooms, has ty - 6-6 duplex plus 7862 evenings, keep trying. Connecticut will accept applications for residency at yipliances. Just $180. (347-2). 5 room single 1972 M ERCURY 10 HP R ^ tal Assistors. small fee. home, all with the rehabilitated Florence Mill four story apartment 2365646. _____ DIVAN. AVACADO GREEN MOTOR- Long shaft. With gas separate furnace. tank. $350. Call 646-3444, or building. Tenants will be selected from applicants 66” , GOOD CONDITION. ava ila ble now - Spacious Gwxl investment. $140. Maple dresser Mirror 20 646-2491. whose annual incomes do not exceed $10,600 for an in­ Call for details 5 room with porch, garage and CARS 1/2- 31" -$30. Old Oak Table 24 dividual and $12,100 for a family of two. Rent Wanted to Buy 49 fenced in yard. $195. (324-3). X 36” - needs refinishing - $25. payments will be based upon income and will general­ Rental Assistors. small fee. Call 649-7224. GROUP 1 ly be 257o of household income. Preliminary applica­ 2365646.______RIDE NEEDED TO MANCHESTER ZINSSER AGENCY tions will be mailed beginning July 30.1979. To obtain KIDS OK - Nice 2 bedroom MEMORIAL HOSPITAL from 93 Lydall Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 an application please call or write Imagineers (247- with carpel and appliances. Street, round trip. Hours 3:00 to 11:30 p.m. 646-1511 2318) on or before July 30,1979. Applications may not (284-4). Rental Assistors, WANTED Call mornings or early afternoons, 649-9907. AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. small fee. 2365646. WANTED - Moving into an be postmarked sooner than August B, 1979, and should Sable and white. Champion apartment and need a kitchen quality and temperament. 643- table. Would like an old round be sent to 179 Allyn Street, Suite 602, Hartford, Connec­ KIDS AND PETS OK - 3 FREE CLASSIFIEDS 7268. oak table even if it needs to be ticut 06103. For further information, applicants may b^rooms with appliances R eal Estate Wanted 28 plus yard. Just $155. (350-4). , TOP CASH PAID refinished. 742-8636. A COMPLETE BOARDING caU 247-2318. Rental Assistors, small fee. ISMALIONES-BIGONES-INTERMEDIATE! FOR CAR POOUNG ALL CASH For your property, FACILITY for dogs and cato Eqiuil Opportunity Housing 2365646. 2 within 24 hours. Avoid Red Dog grooming.^...... ^ All health Tape, Instant Service. Hayes guard” maintenance. Ultra­ MANCHESTER - 2 biedrMm •3 LINES Corp. 646-0131. violet germicidal lights. duplex apartment. Parking. Canine Holiday Inne, 200 Laundry hook-up. Availabfe •3 DAYS SELLING your house? Call us Sheldon Road, Manchester. August 1st. $250 monthly. 646 NO RED T A P E - first and we'll make you a 646-5971. TRAINS AND TOYS - Lionel, 6878. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Ives, Flyer, Marklin. Any age, TO BE ELIGIBLE: Realtor, 643-1577. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD lastic or metal. Also dolls, Homos lor Rent 54 I REGISTERED HALF &oats, trucks, etc. prc-1950, Vlvl«nda» Para Anclanoa RRING TITLE- MAY WE BUY your home? ARABIAN GELDING - Red 568-0925. SPACIOUS THREE • must need ride to and from with white blaze and rear Floranca Mill, Varnon, Connacticut BEDROOM HOUSE with I 0 Quick, fair, all cash and no work problem. Call Warren E. stockings. 649-8355. Aalatencia de alquiler da la Sacclon 8 fireplace, 2(A baths and lots ■ Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. □ RENTALS more. ( 368-3 ). Rental LEAVE WITH CASH FREE - OWNER MOVING. Imagineers, Inc. localizada en el 179 de la calle Allyn Assistors, small fee. 2365646. • want to drive others or Must find good home for dog. en la eiudad de Hartford, Connecticut aceptara Q-127 52 40 Setter-Retriever, 2 years old, floomi tor Rant solicitudes de recidencia para apartamentos en el THREE BEDROOM HOUSE - This handy l0 touare feel, center of H t« Tort. N.Y. 10036 RETREIVERS. 7 weeks old, 2 APARTMENT and HOUSES lanchester, air con- , For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ antes de Agosto 8,1979, y pueden ser enviadas a : Call 643-2711 FRIGIDAIRE 17 CUBIC males left. Call 642-7853. ultianingUtiqning andanc parking. SUBURBAN MOTORS priat Name. Address with ZIP ask tor Tina or Joe tals in all Areas, Prices and Call|643-ffi5l. COSE. FOOT. Excellent condition. 10 ENGLISH SPRINGER Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, Imagineers, Inc. 1979ALRUM with a 32-page years old. $75. 633-5361 after 6 SPANIEL - AKC. 4 males. 236-5646. Small Fee. RT. 83 • (MANCHESTER • TALCOTTVILLE TOWN LINE) “Gift Section” with full p.m. 179 Allyn Street Reasonable, 872-0877 after 5 466 MAIN STREET. North of directions. Price ... $2.00 PM. 474 MAIN STREET - Second fe r Hartford, Conn. 06103 ALSO TRtSE BOOKS AT $1J S EACH. Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. NO PHONE QUOTES - COME ON IN!! g h e H e r a t i i floor. 3 room heated apart­ jpjgsea Igualdad de oportunidades de Viviendas of centrally located space. Nt. R-IIB-BLUE RIBBOil QUILTS. FREE KITTENS! Adorable ment. No appliances, no pets. C M talti ilitten terety Qolltt. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Para mas informacion los solicitantes Ideal for store, office or other N i. 6 - 1 1 7 - QUILTS ON PARADE. MAGIC CHEF 30 INCH lovable and cuddly! 1 black, 1 Security, tenant insurance pueden telefonear a el numero 247-2318. business or commercial use. DlrtctlMS far sixteen niilU . AVOCADO GAS RANGE - tri color. Please call 649-3280 required. $^/monthly. Call Call 6462426 65 pm. M . O -lll-C R A N O M O TH E R 'S FLOW­ anytime. 646-2426 from 9 - 5. ER RUILTt. 16 fasclnatiai quilts. Good condition. $100. 643-8238. EVENING HERALD. Fri.. July 20.1979 — PAGE NINETEEN. PAGE KIOHTEKN - EVENING HERALD. Fri., July 20, 1979 V'PunutB — ChariM M. Schulz C tm ptn- Antwer to Prsvloui Punia X u M t For Solo SI Truck* for Solo 82 Uoiorcyclot-BIcyelo* 84 88 DirBctoty of Contactors ACROSS 2 Hierology M M Io HHomo* e 88 Mobil* Homo* 88 3 Ship't FOUR SUPER PROWLER CHEVY- 1/2 TON C-10 MOTORCYCLE 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- 1976 PUMA P O P U P U/£ CAN'T VISIT CHUCK JUST FOR THAT lilElL 60 iTSAWEa-KNOWNFACT, 1 Dawn (Sp.) crewm(mb«r ELIMINATORS - 2 G-60's and PICKUP-SUndard 6 cylinder, INSURANCE Lowest Rates Very good condition. Many CAMPER- Stove, Ice box. Dear Abby MARCIE.THATA PATIENT 5 Saawatd 4 Toward tha BECAUSEli/EXE TOO ACROSS THE STREET AMP 9 Daaart region Itam 2 L-60's. 15 inch. JI50. 649-1542 6 toot 6” stepside, with cap. Available! Immediate Bin- MOTORHOMES extrasr Call 6 3 3 4 ^ . Sleeps 6. Like brand new! SIT0NAMRK6ENCHANP UILL RECOVER FASTER IF HE mornings. $700. After 5 p.m. 649-3423. dlng.Sunny Day Option. Call $2000. Call 643-9200, or 872- WUN6? RATS' of ahifting 5 SIghti UNLIMITED By Abigail Van Burenj aand 6 Loam dapoail Joan, at Clarke Insurance 7775. STARE UPAT HIS ROOM! fCNOlilSAFRIENPiSSIARINS UP AT HIS ROOM 12 Social club 7 Racket ftrlng 1977 CHEVY 3/4 TON Agency, 643-1126. Rentals ANGEL PLUMBING t HEATING, PICKUP. 16,000 miles, (abbr.l - matarial 20 foot Minis, to 26 foot INC. - Phone 6430036. Box 194, laSuH lx 8 Cigar reaidua excellent condition. Frolic t4 Paper of 1969 PONTIAC STATION camper. Sleeps 4. $5500. 228- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - Motorhomes. 800 miles 9 One (Gar.) Bolton, Connecticut 06040. Indabtedneai to WAGON- Good running condi­ 0084. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, capacity. Reasonable DEAR ABBY: Twenty-five years ago, when I w u 2, my Call Q a D d u Q C l rates. All privately owned. IB Mild explarwe i . ern^ tion. New tires and muffler. 100% stock and in excellent parenta aplit up. My mother waa an alcoholic and didn't want 16 Wood alcohol □ □ □ ■ □ D O $450 firm. Please call Dave at shape. $4500. 742-8786. 289-2890 528-1101 ORLANDO ANNULL! & SONS, me. My father couldn't raiae me alone, so I was given lip for 18 Fixed 17 Convsrta- 649-0872. GENERAL CONTRACTORS- 147 adoption. ig c iA tional pause DODGE 1978 1/2 TON 883-6161 582-8843 19 Over (poetic) SUILDING AND HOME Hale Road, Manchester 644-2427. 'The only parenta I have ever known are the wonderful pradacaitor 35 Exist PICKUP - Power steering, 22 Actor March currency RENTALS "Builders Of Fine Buildings". couple who adopted me, loved me, gave me their name and a Prifcllla's Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Rope fiber 38 Broke bread 1971 VW ■ 50,000 original AM/FM radio and other 24 Mohammedan 49 Detail 21 Pronoun' 39 Bowlika miles. Excellent condition, 2 extras. Excellent condition. good life. religion PRODUCTS WE HAVE 23 Without (Lat) curved line 51 State (Fr.) mounted snow spares. $2100, Low mileage. Call 568-4597. 1979 HARLEY DAVIDSON Recently, out of the blue, my "real" father contacted me I HSUREP our WHAT WELL, 'CUR' IS ANOTHER 2B By birth 53 Vegetable ■■■■■■ PLUMBING - 25 Years' 26 British king 41 New 1966 Buick Wagon. Many new FXS - 80-cubic-inch engine, ■ ■■■■■ ■ by telephone and said he waa coming out to meet me. I had A CURFEW le, ETHAN. NAME FOR A POG, , 26 Outer (prefix) spread •••«•••••••••••••••••••••• Experience! Call Tom Testament parts. Excellent running con­ many extras. 1800 miles. $4700 always known I waa adopted and thought it rather exciting ANPPOGS SewtE- < 33 Mine product 27 Accais 54 Keystone Dawkins at 649-7631. “Dif­ book dition. $550 643-4453. Uotorcyclet-Bicfclos 84 or best offer. Must sell. 649- to be meeting my "real" father. (wHAT^^is r r ? TIMES TRAVEL IN ' 34'Compatent 26 Challenged state (abbr.) • U M B E R •KITCHEN CABBETS ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." 43 Lubricate 4830. I'm not sure what I expected, but this man was a terrible -^ARGE PACKS. ^ 36 Hsir 30 Biblical 56 Thousandth •ElECTRICRL •M S U U T IO N nationality 45 Heron 1 972 FORD COUNTRY 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT disappointment. He is a heavy drinker, smokes like a 37 You'IFr.) 57 Juice drink 47 Grows old SEDAN WAGON- Power 750- Kerker headers. KNN •P LU M B R ie •MNDOWS & DOORS HOUSECRAFT Is the name chimney, has had a rough life and looks it. The father who 38 Region 31 Bell sound 58 Auto club POITRAS HOME 32 Seth's son 46 Bulgarian steering, power brakes Roof fillers. Oil cooler. Much •M A S O N R Y •T O O L S when you need Alterations raised me is exactly the opposite. 30 Folksinger rack, $500. Call 649-2545 more! $1500, 643-4076 before 2 IMPROVEMENTS Of All Guthrie •P A N O IN G •BR.C0 DOORS or Remodeling. "Quality Although I feet sorry for this stranger, I don't know how p.m. Types. "Your Satisfaction Is to tactfully discourage him from wanting more of my life 40 Decorated 1 2 3 4 9 6 7 6 8 10 11 •GARDENING TOOLS •ALUMNUM SIDING Our Concern." Free Workmanship. At 42 Ethics i S E B S W j Reasonable Prices." Call than I want to give him. I'm n-own up now and have no 44 Grant 12 13 14 APPLIANCESAPPMAMrPS TELEVISIONTFiFViiQiny PATAinr.CATALOG AUDIOAiinin M •HREPUCE ACCESSORIES •OUTDOOR BUILOBIGS Estimates. Call 649-2361. 1 974 PINTO STATION 646-2020. desire for a close relationship.! don't want to shut him out 46 Congeal WAGON- Fully loaded U'L!nnrn.n.i:i r (STOVES •DRIVEWAT SEALER anytime. completely, but we have nothing in common and I see no 47 Got off IS 16 17 Excellent condition. $1600. HONDA 1969. S-90. Good con­ buia for more than a distant friendship. 50 Set 18 18 20 Call after 4 p.m . 289-7123. dition Excellent starter bike, Builders, Plumbers, Remodelers, RAY JONES PLUMBING & A UNITED CONTRACTORS How would you or your readers handle this? 62 Chop off great m.p.g. $250.00. Call Electricians, Real Estate Brokers and HEATING - Residential. In­ - M anchester. 522-9920 FOUND IN OREGON 55 Don Adams 21 22 23 24 29 before 3 PM. 643-6473. JHEW.G.GLENNEYC0. dustrial, Commercial. Dormers. Garages. Second program (2 Salesmen — Call Us tor Special Prices on THi DEAR FOUND: I weald be reapectfai tad caarteaaa, 30 31 32 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS *MANCHE8TER •GLASTONBURY "CONSERVATION Levels. Additions, wds.) 28 27 26 28 IW.G.GUNNH 330 N. Main St. 03 Habron Ava. caralally avaidiag aay pbaay eapretsiaa el attectlaa la order CaplRTn Easy — Crooka & Uw ranca BROUGHAM- 4 door Fully 1977 KAWASAKI KZ-400. your Appliance Needs and Services .... SPECIALIST." 2094 Remodeling. Enclosures. 58 Wing (Fr.) 38 loaded Good condition Best CO. 049-S253 033-4075 to malw Uai leel better. Aay pretease el leetiafa that are 33 34 as Excellent condition. Matching •ELLINGTON •WILLINOTON Manchester Road, Glaston- Family Rooms. Member sat aiacart wsald be aiere eroel tbaa klad. CAN'T SAY I ENJOY 59 Mother of offer over $1000. Call 643-8916 443-445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER mankind 37 3t 38 Shoe! Fairing, Luggage rack. m. 03 Watt Rd. Routa 44 ^ r y . 649-1983. Reiter Business Bureau. FU5H1N' A SW AB— , after 6 p m $1250. Phone 643-7438 after 5 PHONE 647-9007 ^IST 879-0213 429-0010 60 Inspiration DEAR ABBY: This is our Hrst baby, and my husband and BUT AT LEAST IT'5 WHAT DIP 40 41 42 43 PM. SOOP, HEALTHY OUT-V YOU SAY 61 Egyptian sun I couldn't be happier but, wouldn't you know it, there is a POOR WORK.-AND disk 44 46 46. problem. EASY ENUF T'POl 62 Ootective My husband absolutely, poeitively refuses to change our Spade 47 46 48 so 51 S3 S3 54 baby's diaper. 63 Latvian 98 57 SO He says he will do anything and everything in the line of 64 Vast period of S5 housework, cooking, laundry, marketing, etc., but he simply time S9 80 61 cannot bring himself to change a diaperl He says that ia a DOWN 82 63 64 EAST OF THE MVER REM. ESTATE MUIKET MOTHER'S job. 10 Abby, my husband it the dearest, sweetest, most con­ 1 Helps (NCWSFAPCn (NTfRPRISI ASSN) siderate guy in the world, but hia mind is closed on this par­ By Sue Peck ticular subject and he will not budge. What if your opinion? Real Estate Editor IRRITATED IN IDAHO \ Win at bridge TENNIS BUFFS-TAKE NDTC DEAR IRRITATED: Dlaper-cbaagiag It ao aiore a - Allay Oop — Dava Qraua ill ■otbsr'a Jab tbaa a latbar’a. Hewever, if be agrees ts da Vacation time is over and I am pleased to say I had a aad averytUag BUT. dea't baaale tba dearaat, wonderful time relaxing in the sun. eo o p M0RNV46. BH?OH,YES. NINE-PIPTEEN. sweatsat, mast coatUtrate gay b tbe warld. VOCl MOWABOLH vEd. CP course: \OU OVEI?- Gift giver gives nothing With summer in full swing, activities are on the rise. SOMBCOTW? t h a n k s , OSCAR Si-EPTi The Manchester Board of Realtors in cooperation WHAT TIME IS O n lu o ;. DEAR ABBY: A big thanks to you for warning people to rr? done?” asked West. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 -4 664,900 _Blier with S.A.M. (Summer Activities in Manchester) are never leave discarded refrigerators where youngsters can NORTH ‘‘Learned to play bridge,” sponsoring their annual tennis tournament. Lovely Shannon 6 rm Colonial w/Breezeway & ' It—rn nnl fcla crawl into them and suffocate before they're found. ♦ 854 replied East. "As soon as This is the sixth year for this tournament which will garage 3 BR's. fireplaced living room & private AfUr reading that item I literally ran to our garage ¥ A K Q 10 8 South put you in with that be held the week of July 23rd. The awards will be park like setting. where mine is stored and removed the door IS you sug­ ♦ 94 3 club you should have been presented on August 1st at 7:00 P.M. at the suspicious. As Vergil said, DIR: Silverlane to Oak St. left on Forest, signs posted. gested. 4 64 Manchester Board of Realtors office, 186 Center St. We have a 3-year-old and a 1-year-old, and I would never WEST EAST 'Beware the Greeks bearing iiniorrow! As in the past, the tournament is divided into three forgive mytelf U they became victims ol such a tragic acci­ P 63 4 J 10 9 2 gifts.’ South isn’t a Greek age groups — Grades 4-6, Grades 7-9, Grades 10-12. dent. I hope other readers did the same. W 764 ¥ J 9 5 2 but he gave you one of those THANKFUL MOM ♦ KQIO ♦752 Greek gifts.” TTiere are singles and doubles matches tor Doys and West had an easy way to girls. A child may play up out of his age group but not AQJ 10 98 4A3 DEAR MOM: I bepe te, toe. Bet, nabrtenaUly, aeiM wlU beat the hand. As soon as he into a younger age group in the event not enough sign SOUTH got on lead he should have up in his age group. M t Read ea iar aaatbar lUa-aavbg bttar aa that aabjact.: 4 AKQ7 led his king of diamonds, The tournament this year is being run by the Make ¥ 3 ^uth couldn’t afford to America Better Committee of the Manchester Board DEAR ABBY: A woman.wrote about her small daughter Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ A J86 duck, because once South i BIpletro Dr E u t Httd. "IT S HEAVENLY HERE’’y . of Realtors (Norma Marshall, Ch , (B/W Realty), Bob being found blue and nearly Ufelesa after having been trap­ 4 K752 ducked West could cash his Open House Sat & Sun 1-4 $67,500 Sperry's Glenn — Very secluded 27 acres and three MacKenzic (Philbrick Agency) and Suzanne Crili ped for hours in an abandoned refrigerator in a neighbor's Vulnerable: East-West last two clut>s. Move right into this 6 Rm Rancher w/full basement & ponds. The perfect spot for a swimming club, "BEAUTY-QUALin-PRICE" (B/W Realty). yard- Dealer; South He also had a complicated church group, skating club, or your own vacation And not a neighbor in sight. Just great best Your odvice woo good, but porents should oiso bo owtre of way to beat the hand. He all city utilities including economical gas heat. The tournament is part of the ongoing community in­ West North East South Shangri-La. Plus a 4 room re n t^ Ranch. Make us describes this gorgeous 9 room custom built ranch the potential danger of refrigerators snd upright freezers coiild cash all his clubs and Features include fireplaced Liv. Rm., dining room. 3 volvement by the Board of Realtors. Some of the !♦ then lead a heart. This would BR's 4 2 car garage w/elec. eye & more. an offer now — owner will consider financing This home features a country sized kitchen rom- that are IS USE! projects so far this year have been participation in the Children have been known to climb inside these un Pass 1 ¥ Pass 14 break up any squeeze DIR: Oak St to Forest to Forest Lane. Signs Posted Asking $125,000 pletc with bar. 4 bedrooms. 1st floor family room 2¥ Pass 2 NT Manchester Scholarship Foundation Awards, distribu­ baaemenul to "hide." They are equally aa dangerous. Pass against East because South Offers invited. _____ -______with* slider to a deck. Two car garage, stone tion of blue spruce seedlings during Private Properly ALSO CONCERNED Pass 3 NT Pass Pass held only one heart. terraced yard. Set on 3.8 secluded acres of pine Week, and presentation of two films to the Manchester Pass birch, oak and maple.. A MUST TO SEE AT onlv Board of Education. G oUbg married? Wbetber yea waat a formal ebartb A ik th€ Experts $99,500. ’ It is hoped that this tournament will be successful wedding er a timpb do-year-awa-thbg ceremeay, get ' Abby't Bcw baeklet, '‘Haw ta Have a Lavely Weddiag." Opening lead: again this year. Matches will be played at the You hold: 7-20-B Manchester High School tennis courts on East Center Sead tl aad a bag, stamped 128 ceatal tell-addratsed eavebpe ta Abby: 132 Laaky Drive, Beverly HiUt, Calil. ♦ K J 9 7 Street. The public is invited to watch the youths of our V KQ4 community participate in these matches. Also par­ By Oswald Jacoby ♦ 974 ticipants and parents are invited to the awards and Alan Sontag ♦ 8 62 ceremony. Aatrograph Tlw Bom LoMf — Art Santom East took his ace of clubs A Kansas reader asks "SPACIOUS and QRACI0U8" and led a second club. South what response we recom­ This new colonial is a beauty thru-out, and features and not ail those things you took his king and threw West mend to partner’s one-heart 4 large bedrooms, fireplace, 1st. floor lamily room, "LOVELY-LARn-nVEABLE- don't have. You can spend just in with a third club. West opening bid. country sized kitchen complete with bar, hard wood qibur as much energy on positive smiled happily, cashed his We recommend an imme­ LUXURIOUS” thoughts as on negative ones. last three clubs whUe East floors, 2VSl baths, 2 car garage, 2 decks, full base­ diate raise to two hearts. Three large bedrooms, three fireplaces, three full ^ B ir t h d a y SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) discarded his three dia­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. > ment with sliders off the unfinished Rec room. Just baths. Den, formal dining room living room, lOVi/40 That ideal you're chasing isn't monds. Then West led his a few minutes from Manchester. This is only the foot Solarium with slate floor, chestnut trim and to be found today, because all icing of diamonds and East (For a copy of JACO BY A*?, D- beginning there's much more. Set on over 2Vi acres chestnut doors, with sterling door knobs. Double July 21.1979 you can see are the imperfec­ was forced to unguard one of BRN, send $1 to: “Win at of matured trees and very secluded too. AH this and copper sink in the butlers pantry. Just so many This coining year you will be tions in others. Revise your his jacks South took the rest Bridge. “ care of this newspa­ thinking. per. P.O. Box 489, Radio City more for only $99,500. extras we just can't begin to mention them all better able to consolidate your of the tricks. forces In order to achieve your CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jen.19) "W hat could I have Station. New York. N. Y. 10019.) Huge two story garages with heat, lights and water aims. Your outer and inner Inconsistency in the direction Plus six gorgeous acres with a fantastic view drives will function harmoni­ of your output and energies gets in the way of your getting HeathclIN — George Gately Boarded on two sides by Valley Forge Park A Beau­ S'j ously. ty, one-of-a-kind. Must b e ----- * - ...... CANCERfJurte 21-July 22)AII anything accomplished today. the grand intentions in the Don’t be a drifter. , world will do you no good AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.t9) unless you are realistic in your You are kidding yourself If you planning. A poor choice of a co- think the world is going to worker could ruin everything. entertain you today. Things WInthrop — Dick Cavalll SOUTH WINDSOR Your new Astro-Graph Letter happen to those who make Oversized 8 room Ranch large cathedral ceiling, tells you what lies ahead for them happen. "DELIGHTFUL SEHINQ” PISC ES (Feb.20-March 20) living room with full wall brick fireplace, formal you for the year following your Water Front birthday Get yours by mailing Disatisfaction with your lot in dining room with glass sliding doors to sun deck, 175 foot water front stone ranch. Three bedrooms, SI for each to Astro-Graph, life could have you making eal in kitchen with built ins, 3 oversized bed glassed formal dining room over looking gorgeous N EW T O M A R X n P 0 Box 489, Radio City Sta­ many unproductive changes Lovely 6 room Cape, Features living room,dining today Take a realistic look at rooms on the main floor. Spacious recreation Andover Lake. Fireplace, and a large lot with view tion. N Y 10019 Be sure to room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, aluminum siding, enclosed specify birth lime. what you are doing. room & 4th bedroom on the lower level. Nice of the entire lake. 8Mi/42 foot flag stone patio with "W0WWHATABAR6AIN” ARIES (March 21-Apdl 19) You And just in time for your vacation too. Just one porch, central air conditioning. Quiet residential area. LEO (July 23-Aug.22) if you find condition throughout. Asking $74,500. fireplace. Beautiful treed lot nicely terraced and Call us today. /ourself stuck with those you have a tendency to chatter landscaped , All this and much more for only $71,- minute walk to nice sandy beach. And this cute cot­ :onsider to be boring and aimlessly today without giving 900.00 tage is available now, sets on a cul-da-sac. Yes its uninteresting, make the best of much consideration to what only $15,000. It and be the gracious person you're saying. You may mean GET MORE with you innately are. no offense, but someone could BREAT INVESTMENT VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) You be hurt. are much loo wishy-washy TAURUS (April 20-May 10) about your goals to accomplish You'll have to continue to be / U v i T L c o I f y C o . , I n c . much of anything today. extra careful with your spend­ ISENTRY ing. Again today you could buy Instead, you may spend all JREAL ESTATE SERVICES your time and energy making without thinking about anything « R y 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 *M ■ but your personal desires. Short Ribs — Frank Hill LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) Your GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Kid­ IB 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford ZE OL 1D7EM RXE TSkX' mind has a tendency to wander ding yourself about how much CURSES. Z/icr MOUNTie Robert 1). Murdock, Realtor 289-4331 you are capable of doing at one WORKS EVERVTIME. today, fantasizing all types of IS CATCHING- UR things. Take care not to pul too time and attempting too many much stock in your daydreams. projects could make you a very SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) unreliable partner today. Count your blessings today (NEWSPAPER ENTERPFM8E ASSN ) EASTERN CONNECTICUT KENNELS FOR DOGS AND CATS. Steady clientele, been in Banya World — Jim Barry business for over 25 years. 40 new kennels, air MORTGAGE Buge Bunny — Helmdahl 8t Stoffal cooled and heated., 17 old kennels, with runs. 16x32 ft. grooming room and office. New 40x50 training room. Bam, shed, garage, plus a 10 room cape in MONEY? TEDFORD Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World , ^ ^ T H E R E 60ES ^ cfyER TRA v/£ .. 647-9914 % 9 ut ^ A G E N C Y ‘• VERNON $105,900 Young, luxurious.custom U & R RANCH. Much wall to wall thru-out this fine 3 bedroom home 423-8956 g e t ' r with easy open areas for comfortable living and HIM.' entertaining. Private front entry view, many amenities Call for appointment. A S X M E . Betty Petricca V Loan Officer

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