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Somoza Rejects Offer by Rebels

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Whaling Ban Vol. XCVIII, No. 239 — Mancheataf. Conn., Thursday, July 12,1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1861 • 20t Copy • 15« Home Delivered LONDON (DPI) - The Inter­ national Whaling Commission, brushing aside fierce opposition from Japan and the Soviet Union, has agre^ on an indefinite ban on factory ship whaling. The U.S. ieivf Somoza Rejects delegate predicted other major conservation victories during the weeklong session. “This will be the greatest series conservation measures we have bad,” said U.S. delegation chief Richard A. Frank following Offer by Rebels the landmark decision by the 23- nation commission Wednesday. ’The provisional government or communique read over rebel Radio Fnnk said new measures are MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) - “Junta of the Natipnal Reconstruc­ Sandino said. likely to include creating a The Sandinista rebel junta offered to safeguard the lives of Anastasio tion” has been meeting in San Jose Somoza has offered to resign and “whaling sanctuary” in the Indian leave the country if the United States Ocean, slashing by 35 percent to Somoza’s followers if the Nicaraguan with U.S. special ambassador percent the current 20,000 ruler resigned but Somoza rejected William Rowdier as well as represen­ can guarantee the institutional sur­ quota on killing whales and im­ the offer today and declared: “Nuts tatives of the pro-Sandinista vival of his national guard and Liberal Party. ■Al:.: posing a ban on importation by to you.” governments of Costa Rica, member coOntries of whale meat Venezuela and Panama. The junta’s new plan reaffirmed in­ caught by “pirate” whalers. A Sandinista communique issued ’The junta has apparently decided it tentions to dissolve the guard, Wednesday in San Jose, Costa Rica, can be more flexible t^ a u se its replacing it with “a new army,” but V- . r said the rebel government promised troops control most of Nicaragua and made no mention of the future of Bad Weather to guarantee Ue lives of guard of­ are within striking distance of Somoza’s Liberal Party. ficers and privates and pledged safe Managua, Somoza’s last holdout. Harsh weather killed one per- ''Mi' The Sandinistas have rejected an in and injured at least four conduct passes out of Nicaragua for “We are studying the political and those military and government of­ American peace proposal, which others Wednesday in the South, diplomatic situation to see whether called for massive reconstructive aid and rain in the Detroit area ficials “not guilty of serious crimes our military position lets us be more against the people.” to the rebels in exchange for the addi­ created a scene “like the evacua­ flexible without hurting our prin­ tion of moderates to the leftist- tion from Vietnam.” ciples or endangering our victory,” a dominated junta. Severe thunderstorms that In a telephone interview with UPI produced tornadoes and heavy early today from his windowless, for­ rains threatened the Dakotas tified bunker in Managua, Somoza today. said, “They (the junta) are crazy Tropical storm Bob, blamed for because that (the plan) does not give Skylah Ends the collapse of a metal roof that anybody any guarantees in killed a man in Lafitte, La., Nicaragua. So they guarantee exile, crumbled into a large which is not within the constitutional thunderstorm as it crawled rights with which we live today.” northward, dumping rain on With Dazzle Louisiana, Mississippi and “No, I don’t accept it. This shows Alabama. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A general vicinity of Kalgoorlie, a Bob was the Atlantic zone’s their colors ... What I can say to that dazzling, multi-colored starburst is what. (U.S. Gen. Anthony C.) southwestern Australia city with a first hurricane of the season and marked the final moments of Skylab, McAuUffe said in Bastogne; ‘Nuts to population of 20,0(X). the first to bear a masculine the derelict space station whose you’.” Police in Esperance, 450 miles name. suspenseful demise rained hundreds southeast of Perth, and Kalgoorlie, Four people were injured Determined President of fiery pieces out of the night sky 370 miles northeast of Perth, began Wednesday by a tornado that Appearing grim and determined, Nicaraguan President In a move indicating a softeni^ of over western Australia. searching for debris following touched down in the Alabama opposition to U.S. peace initiatives, ' Elarly reports Wednesday said the reports from residents that they had community of Red Level, Anastasio Somoza gestures as he speaks in front of a portrait bulk of the space junk fell into the In­ of his father. Somoza addressed the Liberal Labor Party in the the rebels said they plan to discuss seen Skylab breaking up at close authorities said. Police said the proposals with the representatives of dian Ocean, but a later report from range. twister knocked down utility poles Bunker Complex in Managua Wednesday. He told the the United States and American Air Force space trackers — and “If you can imagine a train on fire and trees and caused extensive politicians he would not resign and called on all to resist the countries today. excited eyewitness accounts from with bits of fire burning all the way property damage. the spot — said most of the dying down the carriages, that was what it Nearly 3 inches of rain poured rebels. (UPI photo) space laboratory fell on a sparsely in­ was like,” said John Bradley Smith, down on parts of Wayne (jounty, habited area of Australia near Perth, an employee at Perth’s Bickley Mich., pr^ucing what one official whose residents had turned on their Observatory. called the worst local flooding in lights as a beacon for U.S. orbiting Pilot Bill Anderson, flying 28,000 more than 10 years. Carter Summit Talk astronauts early in the space feet high 130 miles northeast of program. Perth, described the show in a report ’The exact time of touchdown may to the mission control center in Death Photos never be known, but came between Houston. MIAMI (UPI) - A judge has 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. EDT — up toa “It had lights and a distinct blue Extends to Weekend half-hour later than the technicians ruled that a series of color glow, almost like aircraft headlights. photographs of two murdered tablishing ’’cleaner lines of predicted. I had the impression it had a buhhle WASHINGIDN (UPI) - President employment is going to increase ’The Australian government said sorority sisters will not although nowhere near the level of authority” for press secretary Jody shape. Carter is stretching his Camp David there had been no reports of injury or “ As it descended further it ‘inflame” the jury against 1975-76.” Powell and chief domestic adviser domestic summit into the weekend, damage from the crash of the largest, changed from a bright blue to an Theodore Bundy, but reserved with the resignation of Energy He said the president based his Stuart Eizenstat. udgment on one, which be said man-made object in space. Secretary James Schlesinger and a pessimistic forecast on economic in­ The aide said Schlesinger “wants almost orangey red and you would is in poor taste. Bundy is charged But President Carter sent a see the breakup starting to occur. As top-level shakeup reported to be in dicators that were to be made public to resign; he wants to get out.” with bludgeon-strangulation message of apology, and offered the breakup continued, it finished up the making. today. “It’s a shame,” the aide said. “He killings of the girls in their assistance. as a very bright orange ball in the A White House aide said ’The presidential spokesman said has done a good job and the people in Tallahassee sorority house. “I was concerned to learn that front and a remainder in the behind Wednesday Schlesinger is going to Carter is canceling his schedule for the industry think so. But he has The judge said Wednesday his in­ fragments of Skylab may have giving off sparks and you could resign because he has b^om e a the rest of the week and will remain become a political liability.” itial reaction “as a parent” was to landed in Australia,” he said. “I am almost detect the metal or whatever “political liability” to the president. at the mountaintop retreat, meeting Schlesinger’s No.l deputy, John relieved to hear your government’s withhold the photos to spare the O’Leary, has submitted his resigna­ it was falling down to Earth.” Press secretary Jody Powell called with staffers. preliminary assessment that no in­ Two Soviet cosmonauts^, victims' families, but noted that the story “uninformed speculation,” tion to take effect Sept. 4. Both He also will take time out to reflect juries have resulted. Nevertheless, I meanwhile, whirled above it all only they are necessary for the but refused to deny it flatly. on the advice he has solicited from vacancies will give Carter a chance have instructed the Department of four days away from setting a new y-^Tir/ ^.-. prosecution to determine the Several aides indicated Carter some 140 public figures summoned to appoint new leadership to the con­ State to be in touch with your govern­ manned spaceflight endurance severity of the crime. for meetings since he retreated to troversial department. •. - .-i plans to make an address to the na­ ment immediately and to offer any record. On Saturday they will break tion Sunday night, outlining his Camp David July 3, the day before he A number of congressmen have abruptly canceled a speech called for Schlesinger’s resignation asslstaqce you may need.” the old manned spaceflight record of Hotel Blaze program for dealing with the energy ’The North American Air Defense on grounds he has failed to put urgent 139 days, 14 hours and 48 minutes. crisis and economic woes of scheduled for television and radio. Command, which monitored Skylab’s It was the medical experience SARAGOSSA, Spain (UPI) - energy matters into focus. He has Americans. In addition to accepting demise, said in a report Wednesday gained by flights lasting up to 84 days Flames engulfed the plush Hotel twice submitted his resignation, ac­ Powell said Carter told a group of Schlesinger’s resignation, an aide n i^ t that the impact point of the aboard Skylab six years ago that Corona de Aragon early today, labor, business and urban leaders said. Carter will make other staff cording to Powell, but has been per­ heaviest pieces, including two es­ helped pave the way for the Soviet killing at least 50 people and in­ Wednesday morning that “we do face changes — making top aide Hamilton suaded in the past by Carter to stay uring scores more. The injured timated at 2 tons each, was in the duration missions. an economic downturn and un- Jordan his chief of staff and es­ in the Cabinet post. included the widow and daughter WP'-I of Generalissimo Francisco Fran­ co. The civil government of 1 ^ Saragossa reported the death toll ^'44 had reached 50 and that 81 injured were admitted to four hospitals in the northern Spanish city, 160 miles west of Barcelona. m Among the guests in the city’s most luxurious hotel were Carmen Polo Franco, the 79-year- old wife of the late Spanish dic­ tator. She was in Saragossa to at­ tend the graduation of her grand­ son, Cristobal Martinez Bordiu Franco, from the General S i Military Academy. - • s V Inside Today Business ...... 16 Gasslfled...... 17-18 Comics...... 19 Eklltorial ...... 9 Entertainment ...... Id Fam ily...... 8 Sidewalk Sales Gardening...... 15 Obituaries...... 10 Activity during the opening day of the Manchester Parkade, and above, Peopletalk...... 2 the annual sidewalk sales this mor­ Ed White and his daughter Denise of Sports...... 11-13 ning include at left, Mrs. Karen the Brass Key Restaurant setting up Television ...... 14 L e ]^ and her daughter Darlene of business on Main Street. (Herald Weather...... 2 199 North Elm St., selecting items at photos by Pinto) / EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 12, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - BVmnNG HERALD, niura., July IZ, 1»7> AJ Town To Gut Gas Use'; The Wfeather Peopletalk -CapdYork' Center To Get s , ' ) 0.00 Velvet Drapes Mileage Rebate Hiked John Ehrlichman MANCHES’TER - 1116 new Senior Citizens Center in the former Green School will have a look of class when MANCHES’TER —Town departments Also, with gas prices Increasing, town complete — the “class” that comes with velvet. will receive less gas and employees will employees will receive the increase in Changes His Mind More than 400 yards of velvet from Cheney Bros, is receive more money per nille traveled mileage payments. Employees who use Tow niville based on the first energy-related steps their personal vehicles for townrelated John Ehrlich man came out of Arizona’s Safford being measured, cut and sewn by seniors who are 4 taken by Town Manager l^ b e rt Weiss. jobs are re im b u i^ based on number of iot nmmm 30.00 volunteering their time and talents as well as learning Federal Prison with Weiss and members of his staff met miles traveled, and it was felt the 15-cent 1 ^ Ml. changed ideas about the about interior design. per mile charge was too low. 2977 Cheney Bros, donated 100 yards of velvet and sold the Tuesday to review what steps to take to lOWIIt TIMNIAnail illegal Mexican aliens reduce the town’s consumption of gasoline Weiss said the increase in gas costs may with whom he was remaining 300 yards to the senior at a very special dls- cause departments to reduce further the cout. The velvet will be used for the stage curtain, in light of recent gas supply and cost housed while doing time t w amount they use. Some departments may !?V/ auditorium and reading room windows will be a melon problems. for his Watergate role. have to use monies set aside for other shade. For other windows, shades of red will be used. In Weiss delivered a letter to the Town In the August issue of A U S T RTA L I A items to pay for gasoline, he said. the game room, a print fabric, yet to be selected, will be Board of Directors that said two steps will Esquire magazine, in Simpson Desert Brisbane Town officials expect to review other U.iVt*TMtn .010CA.T • ) used. be taken immediately. New York, he says they Town departments will receive 85 per­ aspects of the gasoline problem. 'The became his clients, then Sewing machines on loan from Manchester High k ’. Democratic members of the Town Board For period ending 7 AM EST 7/13/79. During Thursday School, besides individuals’ sewing machines are being cent of the fuel used in July 1978, and town night, showers will be expected over portions of the his friends — and now employees will be paid 20 cents per mile of Directors have presented a list of items they’re something of a used for the extensive sewing job. Plains and the mid Atlantic states, while the rest of the traveled, a five-cent per mile boost over that it feels the town should review. crusade. ’The aldies have received drapery making instructions The Democratic list included questions nation can expect mostly fair weather. CO Kolgoorlie .^.' from Barbara Krivanec of Tolliind, an Interior design the present rate, he said. Ehrlichman calls Sydney The town’s allocation of gasoline for this about the town permitting many them "disciples of some consultant, who has also helped with the color selection. employees to drive home town cars at • The drapery material that had to purchased was bought month has been reduced 15 percent from Mexican equivalent of night. They also suggested more attempts Connecticut Weather with funds r a i^ by the seniors and donations from the July 1978 allocation of gasoline. Thus, Horatio Alger ... mostly Weiss has passed that decrease along to to form car pwls during the work day for P e rth M e lb o u rn e various businesses to be used toward the center’s fur­ Variable cloudiness today with chance of a few showers good family folk who each department. town-related jobs. or thunderstorms mainly during the afternoon. Highs in embody the work nishings. the mid to upper 80s. Fair tonight. Lows in the 60s. Mostly ethic.” He blames labor sunny Friday with the highs 85 to 90. Probability of rain leaders for the immigration crackdown that jails 40 percent today and near zero tonight and Friday. Light them when they cross the border in search of vvork f Playground Notes j variable winds becoming southwest 10 to 15 mph during — says, “A Mexican work force willing to deliver SKYLAB South Windsor Can Join the afternoon. Gently north to northwest winds tonight hard work at a minimum wage is the deadly enemy TRACK Hallingsworth. 1. Valerie and Friday. of the kind of unionism that stands for less work and Bower School Zak, Heidi Luttjohann. 2nd Wheelchair Bus Program more pay.” ■ M - . \ Nature Scavenger Hunt: a ■ '.•'J) a 1. Robb Goehring, Jonas place: Michelle Banan & Long Island Sound ...... SOUTH WINDSOR -T h e Greater Hart­ needs. Anyone who is aware ol residents McCray, Beckey McCray. Kary Benson. 3rd: Joan Apart from That ford Transit District has given the town an with transportation problems should call \ 2. Missy McCray, Mandy Clifford & Rick Bonan. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.L, and Montauk opportunity to participate in a program the social service office, 644-2571, between California Gov. Jerry Brown says that McCray, Heidi Goehring. Waddell Point, N.Y. Weak ridge of high pressure over the Skylab Site which requires the town to pay only 15 per­ 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through northeast. Southerly winds 10 to 20 knots during the after­ “Dobnesbury” comic 3. David Ramsey, Jay Hall Peanut Butter Eating ff Australia where sightings were reported in cent of the total cost of a 16-passenger, Friday. noon and evening hours through Friday and 10 knots or strip linking him with Skylab crashed to earth JVednesday Glen Ferguson. 4. Neil Contest: 1. Peter Saglio. 2. w Sidney Korshak — a Albany, Perth, Kalsoorlie and Esperance. In­ Bert Lessard. 3. Sal Rafala two wheelchair van. less at other times. Partly cloudy today. Fair tonight and scattering tons of glowing debris over the Ramsy, Glen Albert. 5. This program may make it possible for campaign contributor dications were that debris continued to head & John Little. m Meals for Seniors Friday. Visibility 3 to 5 miles in early morning haze both night skies of Australia. The'Beaviest pieces Dana Hensley, Richard ¥ . iii the town to acquire another mini-bus to 2 with reputed un­ Carrom Tournament: 1. SOUTH WINDSOR -H o t meals for days otherwise more than 5 miles. Average wave heights inland possibly into the uninhabited Simps

I EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July It, 1W9 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HER/aP.jnjU” - Town Youth Joins Jack And0rson W eddings Workcamp Mission MANCHESTER - Timothy Magee-A nderson Thibodeau of 29 Winthrop Road, who of National Publicity To Hit Mobster Marcello will enter Barrington College, Cheryl Lynn Anne Anderson of Manchester became the Barrington, R.I., in the fall, will par­ bad conspiratorial ties to New murdered Oswald while he was in the bride of Michael Harry Magee of Trenton, N.J. June 16 at ticipate in a week-long workcamp WASHINGTON - llie three faces say, now stretches from New knowing that I have proved myself to cautiously that Ferrie might have St. James Church. mission in Tennessee, Kentucky and of Carlos Marcello wiH soon appear Orleans to Dallas my adopted Homeland. Never have I Orleans. Fight witnesses have recognized Oswald as someone who custody of his police escorts. The The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Virginia during Auguk. in the full glare of the national Face No. 2 — To his Immediate ever considered any other place in testified behind closed doors that could be recruited to carry out an committee found no personal links they saw Oswald in the company of Anderson of 92 Timber Trail. The bridegroom is the son Thibodeau, along with other first- spotli^t.. family, Marcello is known as a the world my home. I beg of you, and assassination. between Marcello and Ruby. But David Ferrie, who has been iden­ of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Magee of Trenton, N.J. year students at the college, will par­ Face. No. 1—To the underworld, be generous, doting grandfather, who to those who are concerned with lif­ Marcello testified that he and therq'.were indirect links which the ticipate in the Appalachia Mountain ting this darkness from my bead and tified as a pilot and investigator for investigators thought were signifi­ The Rev. Adrian Dabasli of Providence (R.I.) College is known as “the little man” be<»use has been hounded by federal Ferrie were together at the federal Workcamp Aug. 12 through 18 heart, to please consider my request Marcello. cant. Both Marcello and Ruby placed was celebrant at the nuptial mass and performed the of his five-foot-two physical authorities. Last month, be mailed a courthouse in New Orleans at the double-ring cermony. Mrs. Jane Maccarone was headquartered In Harrogate, Tenn. for its removal.” calls, for example, to Nofio Pecora limitations. But he is, according to personal handwritten appeal to Hugh The committee will cite other time of the Kennedy assassination. organist, and Ralph Maccarone, soloist. Work during the session will in­ at the same telephone number at Justice Departihent files, the biggest J. Brien, the assistant Immigration Face No. 3 — To the House “reliable” witnesses, who will claim But this merely intrigued committee The bride was given in marriage by her father. clude weatherlzation of homes, pain­ Tropical Court Tourist Park in New ting, roofing, cement work, land little man in conunissioner who has been keeping Assassination Committee, Marcello that Oswald and Ferrie became investigators. They have noted Mrs. Deborah Janus of Wallingford was matron of organized crime. him under close scratiny. Orleans. Pecora was identified by honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Janice Groot of Vernon, clearing, construction and other is probably the chief suspect in the acquainted as members of the New privately that crime lords usually Federal in­ “I am sure my name is not unkown Orleans civil air patrol. The two were law enforcement officials as one of cousin of the bride; Mrs. Michele Stoner of Columbus, general repair work. Joto F. Kennedy assasination plot. arrange an airtight alibi when they vestigators have to you...” wrote the mobster, “as I The committee will not point a direct also seen together in a limousine at know in advance of a crime. Marcello’s three most tmsted aides. Ohio, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Ann Badger of Cor-, Ruby spoke with Pecora for one pus, Christ!, Texas, Miss Cynthia Serra of Bristol and Identified him as have been under one type of supervi­ finger at Marcello but, rather, will Clinton, La., in the fateful summer of If Oswald could be traced to minute on October 30, 1963, less than Miss Bridget Sheeky of Hartford. B Irtlw one of the nation’s sion or another for the past twenty lay out a “web of circumstances.” 1963. Joseph Guerra of Trenton, N.J., served as best man. top three god­ years. I am appealing to you as an Marcello, as the Investigators a month before the assassination. Ushers were Burton Anderson and David Anderson, both Susan Silhavy fathers whose understanding human being for relief This will begin with acoustical Oswald used the famous 544 Camp suspect, then the mobster would Marcello’s man Ferrie also spoke for Carol Sudol Wood, Todd Harrison, Son of of Boston, Mass., and brothers of the bride; Richard swarthy, sinister from this situation... evidence that the late president was Street address in New Orleans, a want to eliminate Oswald at all 15 minutes to a woman named Jean Lavoglea of Providence, R.I., and Michael Simone of Ronald and Diane Sharp Wood of 141 “I would like to spend the rest of the victim of a conspiracy. The ac­ place where Ferrie also bad offices. costs. West in September, 1963, who turned Woodmont Drive, East Hartford. He visage casts a chill across the un­ Trenton. cused assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, The committee will speculate In fact. Jack Ruby boldly up at the Cabana Motel in Dallas Engagements was bom on June 18 at St. Francis derworld. His criminal domain, they my days with a clear head and mind. After a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the couple Hospital, Hartford. His maternal where she had drinks with Ruby on left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. They will make their grandparents are Holdsworth Sharp Nov. 21, 1963. home in Texas in the fall, where Mr. Magee will be atten­ Sudol-Sollanek Silhavy-Smith I WfiMT YOU FEORE TO KNOVM The con«i(nittee will also allege that ding law school at the Southern State University at and the late Ruth Sharp of 98 The engagement of Carol Sudol of The engagement of Susan Dale Chambers St., Manchester. His iBaudiralpr Eupuimj THPfTIOBJECTTOYOU here ... tsARKE R no te Dallas mdo leader Joe Civello helped Houston. Both are now employed by the Trenton, N.J. Mrs. Michael Harry Magee Silhavy of Manchester to John Philip Marcello take'«ver the Dallas un­ Board of Education. Wethersfield to Richard B. SoIIanek paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester — A City of Village Charm S eaiN 6 MV MEPICRt- REC0RP6 ON WQ PRRRNOIR Smyth of New Haven has been an­ derworld. Ruby 'vyas a decade-long of New Britain has been announced Mrs. Byron Wood of Storrs. His Founded Oct. 1, 1081 BEFORE VOU THROW by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter nounced by her parents, Mr. and paternal great grandmother is Mrs. VES.SIK-I'LLRTTENP THI^IN THECOhAPUTER friend of Civello. Mrs. John R. Silhavy of 45 H. Sudol. Harold Lisk of 29 Windermere Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. TDTHRTRteHTAWflV... FOR PI^IBUJION. Finally, the comiqittee has Designers Feel Inflation Ridgewood St. Avenue, Rockville. Manchester. Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. reviewed the FBI’s surveillance By I'niird Press International honored with a special Coty for his he goes for inspiration, recognizes Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and transcripts on most major organized the problem of inflation as acutely as Mrs. Philip H. Smyth of Sachem Merten, Lindsey Ann, daughter of Audit Bureau ot Cifcuiation Member United Press intemaiionai Have no fear, your outrage at the innovative shoes. ”We know the Eleanor B. SoIIanek of 73 Tanner St. crime figures. These showed that the crazy prices for men’s fashions is average guy is having a hard time anyone. and the late E.R. SoIIanek. Head, Guilford. Gerald P. and Carol Cederlund Cuttomgr Servlcg — 647-9946 Harold E. Turkington. Executive Editor nation’s top mobsters haled the “I work on a very tight production The bride-elect is a graduate of Merten of 2 Galaxy Drive, being heard loud and clear. keeping up with prices, but it’s not Raymond F. Robinaon. Edltor-Publlthaf Frank A. Butbank. Managing Editor Kennedys and talked about killing schedule, and if my suppliers are The bride-elect is a 1975 graduate Manchester High Schhoi and a 1973 Manchester. She was bom June 28 at because we like it that way. The cost them. But the transcripts cleared There at a single table recently sat of material keeps going up and so our late, it costs money; if deliveries are of Wethersfield High Schhoi and a graduate of Mount Holyoke College. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her the most important designers in the prices do. But because I use so much late, it costs money. Everything May 1979 graduate of Central She teaches vocal music at King maternal grandparents are Mr. and aiNK them of any actual complicity in the world of men’s fashion. And what did material. I’m trying to streamline costs money." Connecticut State College, New Bri­ Philip elementary School in West Mrs. Henry Cederlund of Walnut Andrew Tally assassination. The committee will they talk about? Lapel width? But­ the process, get more efficient.” “I’m reaching out for middle- tain. She is employed by The Futures Hartford. Creek, Calif. Her paternal grand­ name at least six other mobsters who tonholes? Nope. Tops on.their minds, Jhane Barnes, the 25-year-old whiz income, middle Americans,” he Group of Glastonbury. Mr. Smyth is a graduate of The parents are Mr. and Mrs. GMrge .U had ties to both Ruby and Marcello. like those of so many other people, kid who’s proven that women can says. “But it’s hard for them to Mr. SoIIanek is a 1971 graduate of Hotchkiss School, Dartmouth Merten of Walnut Creek, Calif. Her Unaccountably, Marcello was not was inflation. design for men, learned early in her accept the prices sometimes, and Manchester High School and a College, and a 1977 graduate of the paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Baseball Lure kept under electronic surveillance It was the first time that ail the you can’t blame them for com­ career that artists don’t always get 1979 graduate of Central Connecticut University of Connecticut Law G. Merten of Le Sueur, Minn. She has during the crucial assassination nominees for the 1979 Coty Award — plaining.” School. He is practicing law with the their way. State College. He is district manager a brother, Geoffrey, 22 months. WASHINGTON - In a violence- nine innings, play continues until the period. There is no surveillance the Oscar of men’s fashion designing “I buy material in large quantities That starts some debate over just of Ammeo Tools Inc. New Haven law firm of Thompson, prone nation, summertime offers the winner is decided. — had been brought together, and transcript, therefore, to clear him. and I experiment a lot with fabric,” what the role of a fashion designer A fall wedding is planned. (Loring Weir and Barclay. Petrie, Susanne Renee, daughter opportunity to count our blessings. Critics of baseball, usually football they tried hard to explain to their An Aug. 25 wedding is planned. The committee will emphasize that she says. “When I get a shipment should be. photo) of Joseph and Carol Perrault Petrie They are baseball, and golf; or hockey fans, argue that baseball is customers why dressing well has that I can’t use, I have to absorb that “What we’re trying to do is raise (Nassiff photo) of 36 Henry Road, South Windsor. She it has found no “smoking gun” im­ become so expensive. American taste level,” says Julian. During the other three seasons, the too slow, that it lacks both action and plicating Marcello in the assassina­ cost,” was born July 3 at Manchester suspense. Buf action and suspense "You think because you're a And that means you, the customer, “New York and Los Angeles may be Memorial Hospital She was boro barbarians are everywhere. These tion. But it will probably invite the ■ designer, prices don’t matter?’’ said ultimately absorbs it. a little ahead of the rest of the coun­ Teen Pageant July 3 at Manchester Memorial are the Attilas of football, hockey, arrive with every pitch thrown, Justice Department to take up the in­ Alexander Julian, one of fashion’s Lee Wright, whose creations try in accepting new ideas, but that’s and recently even basketball, and every ball batted, because more than vestigation where its own in­ m-r g-Ti I * . Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Et t a , most articulate and intelligent reflect the Italian countryside where because they’re exposed to it more. i l S m i C S F l l l B l l S l a r e Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perrault of they peddle pure and simple any other sport baseball attracts the HOtJVtE Sn«--m£

PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 12, 1979 Softball I Tiant Hm L98 ERA in Last Six Starts; USA Image Tattered TONIGHT’S GAMES. Eastern vi. Pumpernickel, 6 — record, holder. I think it’s better than SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico more the breach between the United Cheney Casanas'. I proved it and I’m 5-0 (UPI) — Having won the States and Cuba, already suffering Alliance vs. NUMelhodisI, 6 — I against him so I can’t be that had. I Yankee Pitcher Butt of Much Needling • > V crucial confrontation with from blows to its national pride by Nebo ft failing to dominate the track and gave him an opportunity coming to Marlinizing vs. Gloss, 6 — Keeney /?s / and sign a tWo-year contract with anything against (Bucky) Dent. :i;l Cuba Wednesday night with field as expected. the Pan Ams to beat me again — I By MILT RICHMAN The Yankees’ cubic-shaped six starts, only one of which he family, aren’t you?” Farr’s vs. Congo, 6 — Fitzgerald the Yankees for $740,000 last The big difference between the | ■■ ■ Renaldo Nehemiah bolting to Nehemiah, of Scotch Plains, N.J., had nothing to prove here, just to Thrifty’s vs. Turnpike, 6 — Nike NEW YORK (UPI) - An right-hander takes a lot of lost, Looie’s Tiant only nods, but says victory over Alejandro led another U.S. blitz as Americans give him his chance.” nMdllng from the other Yankee has been 1.98 and he has been nothing. November. Red Sox and this club is they don’t | Wiison vs. Gus’s, 7i30 — Nike egotist is a guy who thinks He was skeptical about the Red have so many guys on the' bench | Casanas in the 110-meter picked up five more gold medals in In today’s track and field action, NEFire vs. B.A., 6 — Robertson players about those f6ot-long pitching as well or better than at The voiceover than asks him, finals will contested in the men’s that when it rains, only he "But you can’t wait to eat Sox’ pitching this spring, not as they do over here. That’s why j| hurdles, the United States now track and field with Evelyn Ashford, Zipser vs. Taiaga, 7 130 — Robert­ cigars he smokes. He takes even any time in his career. Mac Wilkins, Franklin Jacobs and and women’s 400 meters, men’s gets wet. An optimist, on the more needling from them about in all the years Tiant has been breakfast, can you?” because he no longer was a part of we got beat last year. The Yanks must concentrate on mending son Matt Centrowitz also winning their hammer throw and the women’s high Fogarty’s vs. Bogner’s, 7i30 — other hand, is a guy who his age ^cause he never really around. I’ve never heard a single Again a nod, and again Tiant it, but because he believed Boston had a better bench ...” j; was trying to go with too many in­ Everywhere you go, you hedr | its tattered public image in the events. jump. Fitzgerald smokes cigars in the can get anybody to believe he’s bad word about him. True, he’s says nothing. Pan American Games. Jacobs leaped 7-foot-5 to win the For the first times since the “only” 38 as he claims. Looie is not overly crazy about running, "You’re going to share the experienced hurlers. At no time, other ballplayers talk about Tiant Games’ inauguration in 1951, the U.S. shower, like Luis Tiant however, did Looie ever write off and how much he’s bound to help ;§ Reeling from two severe blows to high jump and Ashford picked up her kidded about his life-style, about but how many pitchers are? And bacon, aren’t you?” is the last failed to even pick up a bronze medal WOMEN’S REC does, and figures they’ll his old club. Not while it had the Yankees in the second half ij;: its confidence and self-esteem, the second gold medal of the Games by the TV commercials he makes as one of them once remarked; question. in baseball as the powerful Cuban Renn’s outlasted J&G Home Im­ players like Carl Yastrzemski, even if he is four or five years | men’s basketball squad, 4-0 in the winning the women’s 200-meter run stay dry. and about having been around in "If running is supposed to help "Noooooooooo,” the Yankee team raked starter Tim Leary for provement, 17-10, last night at whose ninth inning homer beat older than the 38 he says he is. jj;: final round, plays Brazil today in in 22.24. Ashford previously won the Somehow, he has found a way of those bygone days when catching you so much, how come Jesse pitcher finally breaks his silence, Cheney. him 11 days ago, Jim Rice, When the players talk about | preparation for its showdown with four runs in the first two innings to keeping them lit while he’s a ball on the first bounce was out, Owens never won 20 games?” rolling his eyes. Darlene Ladabusch had three hits Carlton Fisk and Rick Burleson. Looie, they don’t talk so much undefeated Puerto Rico Friday night defeat the U.S. 7-1 and build to soaping himself off and although but the one thing no one ever Part of Tiant’s general appeal In that second commercial, he’s Including a homer and four others Those four are the heart of the about his age as they do about how — a game in which the U.S. will get record to 6-0 in the Games. ^ this feat doesn’t exactly put him makes jokes about is his pitching. lies in his own inimitable style of shown looking at those hot dogs, Leary, the No. 2 selection in the re­ two each for Renn’s. Barbara Davis Red Sox, Tiant says. he has this faculty for keeping a almost no fan support. in the same class as former That is nothing to kid about, es­ English. He doesn’t fight it, he and he makes only one conunent homered and Joy Kleinschmidt “No m atter where anyone hits ball club loose and how his es- | Early Wednesday it was learned cent college draft by the New York Dodger outfielder Babe Herman, pecially if you’ve ever faced it, shadow boxes it. One imaginative again. .GAMES. Mets, was tagged for sue hits in his 1 rapped three hits for J&G. the ball, Yaz is gonna catch it,” ophagus never tightens up no I; that guard Kyle Macy, who was who once stuffed a cigar in his and practically all the Yankees TV advertiser, seeing the merits “It’s great to be with a wie­ 100-meter dash at the games. 2-3 innings before being relieved by pocket while it was still of his unique usage of the ner,” he says, in that natural, Looie says. “That’s for sure. He m atter how big the ball game he’s ij; punched by Cuban Tomas Herrera CHARTER OAK have when Tiant was with the Red Wilkins, an Olympic champion Craig Lefferts. The Americans gave smoldering — “just the tip of it language, signed up Tiant for two rolling, speaking style of his, and knows how to play the game. Rice pitching. during the 101-83 victory Tuesday, Three runs in the seventh inning Sox. from Sequel, Calif., won the discus up 14 hits to the Cubans, including a separate commercials. Looie is the way he says it, the viewer is is such a good hitter, it’s hard to “If my life was on the line, |; had suffered a fractured cheekbone gave Tierney’s a 9-8 come-from- was lit” — it at least illustrates The near-perfect one-hitter he throw at 207-8 and Centrowitz, of two-run home run to Fernando the typical insouciance of one of seen endorsing this specific brand free to make up his or her own believe. Fisk is a pleasure to pitch Looie is the guy I’d like to be and would be lost for the remainder behind win over Highland Park threw at the Oakland A’s in his New York City, took the 5,000-meter Sanchez in the sixth inning. base^ll’s most effective older last start Sunday was his third of bacon in one of the segments mind whether Looie is referring to, smart, always helpful, always pitching the game for me,” Red | of the games. Then came the news Market at Fitzgerald Field. run at 14:01.0. The women’s softhall team downed and the same brand of to the product or the new ball club in the ball game. I know he’s Sox outfielder Dwight Evans told | that coach Bobby Knight will have to Jim McAuley had four hits, Tom citizens. since breaking into the majors “I was in control of the race, I ran Canada, 5-0, to build its record to 10-1 Being Cuban, Luis Tiant has a frankfurters in the other. he’s playing for this season. having trouble with his arm, but me not long after Tiant left I stand trial Friday for aggravated Tierney three and Jack Burg and Bill with Geveland 15 years ago and a smooth first five,” said Nehemiah, while the Canadians dropped to 9-2. deeper appreciation for a truly In the first commercial, he is Any baseball conversation with he can still hit. Burleson, you Boston. “He was worth all the i| assault on policeman Jose de Silva Grant two apiece for the winners. even he can’t accurately recall who won in 13.20. “I was in control Pitcher Barbara Reinalda scattered seen preparing breakfast and a 'Tiant sooner or later gets around can’t take nothing away from money he got. You watch and see, j;; Sunday. Jerry Cosgrove stroked four safeties, good cigar than most other people how many of them he has thrown and he had to catch me. He was going two hits and Maril)rn Rau, Diane inasmuch as Cuban cigars are voiceover says: "Looie, you’re up to the Red Sox, the club he pitched him. He’s one of the best in the the Yankees are gonna love him. ” iji; The news came on the heels of two Pete Devanney three and Steve since he began pitching for a to be the man to make the mistakes.” Schumacher and Dot Richardson commonly acknowledge to be early making breakfast for the for the last eight years before ieague and that is not saying They already do. | defections by Cubans to the United DiBatisto doubled and homered for living with the Mexico Gty Tigers When asked about Casanas’ each went 2-for-3. The Americans the finest in the world. five years before that. In his last deciding to become a free agent States, which did little to abate the the Markets. wave of anti-American sentiment remarks that Nehemiah’s technique have today off and face Puerto Rico Out at Home Plate was flawed, Nehemiah retorted: Friday before starting the semifinals , , iL- j u • among the Spanish-speaking coun- NIKE Elliott Maddox of the Mets tried to score from third base in g j tj,e Games. In addition, the “It’s good enough to win races for me in the conclusion of the double round- and good enough to be the world robin tournament. Lathrop Insurance utilized a six- the 10th inning last night but was thrown out when Dodger defections appeared to widen even run inning in downing Cherrone’s, 9 catcher Steve Yeager blocked plate and applied tag. (UPI Ripley Found Out Fast, 5, at Nike Field. Photo) Jeff Maxwell had a pair of blows to o n I- r r . , r B « “ »»aii pace Lathrop. Kevin O’Brien had )Legion, Stafford three hits for Cherrone’s. DidnH Have All Answers JUNIOR LEGION INDY Stearns Delivers HU Deadlock “ He was never really Bitter, but hr" With Skip Moreau spinning a three- BOSTON (UPI) - He had “I know (Pawtucket Manager) Joe Coming from behind. Telephone lives his life through me. He’s gone NEW YORK (UPI) — John Stearns had gone 0 for his last 9 hitter, the Manchester Junior Legion Society scored eight times in the arrived in Boston last year on a Morgan liked me. I was sure someone would want me. I didn’t all the way with me since I was when he came up in the bottom of the 10th inning Wednesday, blanked Wethersfield Sports Inn, 2-0, fourth and four more in the sixth in prayer, a dream, a rags-to- eight,” he said. “He and I never did last night at Eagle Field in Jaycee- All that transpired last night at Stafford High will go into the besting Mota’s, 16-12, at Nike Field. want to be traded because I like it There were two out, and the bases Pete Falcone started for New riches story that movie talk a lot about his career. I guess he Courant League Senior Division play. record book, but there was neither a winner nor loser as Wayne Johnson ripped three hits. here. But I wanted a career in the were loaded. Los Angeles reliever York, but was reached for a home was waiting for the day when we Manchester plated both runs in the Bill Nelson also hit safely three makers seek and of which Lit­ major leagues. And it if had to be Dennis Lewallyn threw Stearns a run by Reggie Smith in the first, and Manchester and Stafford battled to a 3-3 tie in American Legion could talk about mine.” second inning on bases loaded walks times and Larry Carlson and Bob tle Leaguers dream. elsewhere, well...” breaking bail, and the New York Met then bumped for two more runs in the Zone Eight baseball play. Judging by the new Ripley’s 1979 to Mike Oleksinski and Moreau. Hartford two apiece for Telephone. The 26-year-old kid with Harpo Ripley comes from a baseball catcher stroked it to left, giving his third when Smith doubled. Falcone infield hit and John Hurchaia stroked performances, there may be a lot of Moreau struckout six and walked The game, called because of Doug Downham and Bill Lodge each Marx face and devilish demeanor. family. His father was up for a cup— team a come from behind 4-3 victory. intentionally walked Steve Garvey, a check swing single to right center, talking to do. He has accepted the none and didn’t allow a hit after the darkness, is to ^ reptayed in its en­ ro p ^ three hits and Bob Wilson The one who had given up baseball, nay, a sip — of coffee in 1935. The "We don’t win if Steve Henderson and Joe Ferguson doubled both role of the reliever, spot starter or second with just two runners tirety. Scussell taking third. passed some kids playing American elder Ripley, at the time then runners home. homered for Mota’s. whatever. All he wants to do is pitch. (the New York left fielder) doesn’t reaching over the final five frames. Manchester returns to action Hurchaia swiped second followed Legion toll and decidto he could still youngest ever age (18) for a Red Sox save the game in the ninth with that “I took Pete out for a hitter and by a . Manchester starter “I love relieving. It keeps me in the He ran his record to 4-0 with the win. Friday night against Rockville at DUSTY do it. The kid signed on the Rhode hurler, pitched four innings and was great catch on the ball hit by Davey just hoped the guys in the bullpen Eric Gauruder then uncorked a wild game. My father came up for my Manchester is 5-3 in the league, 7-5 Henry Park at 6 o’clock in a Zone Bunching its runs in the opening Island sandlots by the team be never heard from again. Lopes,” insisted Stearns. “And we would do the job. It shows that when pitch, Scussell scoring and Hurchaia first game last year and I didn’t get overall. Wethersfield went to 3-5 with Eight tilt. four innings, Vittner's toppled the always worshipped and the one for “ He was in such awe of the big don’t win if the three dudes coming they stop the oppposition it gives us a taking third. Mel Bacha walked and one guy out. Five earned runs. 1 the loss. Stafford opened the scoring in the Angels, 10-3, at Robertson Park. whom his father once pitched. players that be would throw batting out of the builpen don’t hoid the chance to win,” paid New York that was all for Gauruder, Paul could hear him teliing me what to do. first inning. Tony Mitta reached on a Mike Orlowski homered and But Allen Ripley’s dream soon practice any time they asked him. Dodgers from the third inning on.” Manager Joe Torre. McCluskey relieving. But this time I couldn’t yell back at COLT INTERTOWN two-out, two-base error as his fly to singled twice for the Gardens while became unraveito. It lasted only 111 Doing that, plus the fact he was a rail Hurchaia and Bacha pulled off bim. When I walked from the mound Three two-run innings lifted the left was dropped. Ron Flaherty Ray Philbrick had two hits for the days. It ended up with a banishment of a guy, (6-0,168,) put a real strain Manchester Merchants past walked and the pair pulled off a dou­ Stafford’s second double steal to tie on his arm ,” Ripley recalls. to the dugout, it seemed like 30 miles, Angels. to the minors (for, of all things, the from Boston to North Attleboro,” he Willimantic “A” , 6-5, last night at ble steal, Mitta scoring as the throw it. Paul Swiatek dumped a single to acquisition of Andy Hassler). And it But his father, Walter, never lost Upsetting Evening left placing runners at second and says. Moriarty Field. went into centerfieid as no one CANDLELIGHT began a time of self-realization and his zeal for the game. And Ripley The elder Ripley even volunteered Tim McCarthy belted a two-run, covered the bag. third with one out. Moriarty Bros, was awarded a 7-0 self-reflection for tbe North finds his father experiencing his McCluskey retired the next batter to come to spring training this year third-inning triple and singled to pace The Post 102 crew bounced back forfeit win over Aiiied Printing last Attleboro native. hoped-for career through his son’s ef­ on a popout and, after Mitta was in­ and try to patch things up with For John McEnroe the Merchants. Mark Butler went the with two tallies in the third. Howie night at Robertson Park when the “I thought I knew all the answers,” forts. tentionally walked to load the bases, Zimmer. The younger Ripley said no. distance to notch the win, tossing a Furiong walked and Dave Blake iatter failed to field a team. says Ripley, who has sparkled in two McCluskey .got Ron Flaherty to pop “ I told him to lay off, that it was NEW YORK (UPI) — John McEnroe was in a bad mood four-hitter. He fanned 10. doubled. Ken Brass’s single plated relief appearances since being out to short to end the inning. my battle. If you start worrying The Merchants are home Sunday one run and Mike Linsenbigler’s EASTERN recalled July 1. “But I’ve learned so Wednesday night — and understandably so. Manchester got a runner to third American Little League Winners about me. I’ll have to start worrying morning at 11 o’clock against Coven­ fielder’s choice drove home Blake. Six runs in the third inning and much the past year just observing. It was supposed to be his took the first set in 55 minutes. But with two out in the eighth but the about you,” he said. try at Moriarty Field. Jon Brandt singled, Furlong three in each the fifth and sixth I’ve matured a lot. I tod to show triumphant return. After weeks of the 6-foot-4 Pecci pushed McEnroe, next batter grounded out ending that Champion in the Manchester American Lit­ Second row, Ryan Woodcock, Bill Anderson, The impression one receives of the sacrificed and Blake ripped an RBI frames ied Army & Navy to a 12-6 them how good I was the first time I I being lambasted by the tennis world who slipped repeatedly on the rain- threat. tle League during the 1979 baseball season Rick Correia, Jim Powers, Dave Riordan. elder Ripley, at least through his ALUMNI JUNIOR single to right in the top of the duke over Rockwell at Mt. Nebo. pitched, after I came up. Last year in England and a disappointing crusted Har-Tru surface, to the limit Blake had two hits to pace F ^ nt row, Mike Delissio, ^ o tt Glould, Rob son’s eyes, is that of the typical Little Brian McAuley twirled a three- seventh for a 3-1 edge. Art Garke blasted a three-run was the American Legion entry. Squad was a dream come true.” showing at Wimbiedon, the 20-year- with his great reach and fiery serve, Manchester white Scussell had a pair League father. hitter in leading Moriarty Bros, to an Stafford, however, would not suc­ homer and two singles to pace A&N members, top row. Coaches Skip Mikoleit Stanford, Mark LeBreux, Dave Morrissette. The dream had been the kid old southpaw was returning to his breaking the young lefthander in the for Stafford. “He taught me everything I know. 8-0 whitewash win over Krause cumb easily. Bud Scussell beat out an with Rich Clapp. Phil Custer, Walt and Rich Mase. ’Third row, Larry Stanford, (Herald photo by Adamson) making the big team. He bad spent own backyard — the $300,000 Forest 12th game to win the second set. He pushed me, too. I went out for In the final set, the two held serve Florist last night at Cheney. Leriche and Wayne and Bob Gagnon John McCarthy, Bob Arnold, Brian Arnold. five years in the minors with a Hills Invitational at the West Side McAuley fanned three and walked freshmen ball but the varsity coach Tennis Club, where he debuted as a through the first eight games before each chipping in two hits. Jim Pagan! career record of 58-38. And he earned four. played favorites. I pitched a shutout ball boy for the U.S. Open. But it McEnroe broke through for a 5-4 Orioles Rebound and Bob Palozie each had a pair of the berth on the Red Sox last season and a no-hitter but my father told the Brad Freeman had two hits and with an impressive showing in spring didn’t work out that way. edge. blows for Rockwell. coach not to bring me up because it two RBls and Earl Lappen tripled, training. Another young man, a towering 23- Pecci’s rushes surprised McEnroe, would swell my head,” he scored three times and starred FELINE Archery Coming into Own; But the impression fizzled. He fell CHRIS CHAMBUSS HIT year-old from Paraguay, spoiled that who double-faulted the game away to defensively at shortstop for Moriar- With Hapless A^s remembers. and, if the match, which lasted three even the match. Pecci staved off two Pounding out 20 hits, Personal Tee into disfavor with Manager Don m HIS ROOKIE YEAR. ty’s. Jamie Cullen collected two of WHO WAS HE WITH HIS That’s the way it has been. Allen hours and went to a tiebreaker in the match points as the players again NEW YORK (UPI) — Nothing seems to bother Earl Weaver routed Buffalo Water Tavern, 17-1, at Zimmer because of spotty pitching Krause’s safeties. FIRST SEASON OFI7I ? nearly quit the game, but was egged third set, wasn’t frustrating enough, exchanged service breaks, then won these days. The Baltimore Orioles’ manager has a philosophy for Mt. Nebo. and associating with Bill Lee and Krause stopped Mari-Mads on by his father and by his (Allen’s) the crowd’s reception was — at least the tiebreaker, 7-4. Hall Stickler for Safety Bemie Carbo. A. INDIANS five-game losing streaks as well as for when his club perks up, as Mama Goiangos, Geri Lombardo, realization he could still pitch. McEnroe meets India’s Vijay Tuesday at the West Side, 12-7. Ray Coiieen MacGiilvary and Denise Ripley maintains he never lost B. TIGERS as McEnroe saw it. Custer had two hits including a triple they have recently, to win three of four. Conventional bows send arrows "If somebody says be or she C. WHITE SOX So far this year, it looks as though “I’m disappointed because 1 lost,” Amritraj and Pecci faces John Boutilier each had three hits and MIDDLEBURY (UPI) - faith in himself or the Red Sox. Given and Pat Farrell doubled for Krause. traveling at a speed of 125 miles an learned at summer camp, they could both Ripleys will be happy the said the 20-year-old Douglaston, Alexander of Australia this after­ “It’s too isolated a thing, winning Chickey Balesano, Cathy McConnell Archery has suffered from his relationship with 2!immer, it was Liggett Parkade took the measure hour. The high velocity compounds be dangerous because they thiiik they younger stayed with it. And so are N.Y., resident after falling 3-6,7-5,7- noon, while clay court specialist Ed­ three of four,” said Weaver yester­ and Enes Carone two apiece for the what many felt to be futile optimism. ownsAno uaMsue of Fire & Police last night at the Soccer ] under-exposure almost since have more penetrating power than a can shoot.” he said. When asked the Red Sox. 6 to Victor Pecci. "But I’m really die Dibbs takes on and day after his club matched those f Tees. Jan Smyth and Wary Purcell West Side, 13-3. Ray Lata roped two William Tell split an apple on .30-30 rifle, less draw weight and can where he learned, he said in summer disappointed at the crowd. It was bad Gerulaitis goes against Mexico’s figures by defeating the hapless were each in the two-hit class for hits and Jim Kibble doubled for his son’s head. pass through a deer at 20 yards. Some camp years ago — at the same Camp enough in England but to come here Raul Ramirez in the evening session Oakland A’s 3-1, “ It’s just like losing PEE WEE Buffalo. Liggett’s while Mike Prignano are called “magnums.” Jewell. and find 90 percent of the crowd of continuing 12-man, round-robin the five straight (which the Orioles South: Jaguars 1 (Richie Henrys), But the president of the oldest doubled for F&P. Fast Pitch Art Hall treats e v e ^ bow as if it “But the man who taught me. Van Jai Alai Results If Jai Alai Entries ) cheering for Pecci — it’s singles play. did last week): “When we lost the Mustangs 0. archery company in the United ------...... TMIRSIMy ...... ssfasaiismsa3*Baw«a^^ five, we had won 22 of 30, counting Patriots 2 (Chris Nordling, James SENIOR GIRLS States says the sport is finally com­ were a loaded gun. His Manchester, Van de Meer, a Hawaiian, knew what frustrating.” In other matches Wednesday, NEMCSMY FIST: the five, I look at things in chunks of Personal Tee remained unbeaten Conn., archery range was the first in he was doing, and I hung on his every OGMTK McEnroe’s estimate was a bit off, defending champion Vitas Gerulaitis Hart), Chargers 0. ing into its own. Norman Taylor of 3 faca 14.40 S il 140 l.Fml^Uai XMiCM-lartm 1. Zabalalsal X la$carMEceflarr> as it routed Latulippe Bros., 20-0, last New England when he opened it in word,” he said. 1 M SJO S il XZu b-Urttdw 4. b m -M ra rl for the 6,707 fans saw the best tennis eased past , 6-1, 6-2, Basketball J games — say like 30,” Metros 0 (Heather La very. Matt Stemmier Archery credits the M n l S.U IN ui 7 ihmio O-'amendi 1 Ifca-Orf"?; Against the A’s, Dennis Martinez, night at Martin School. President’s Gimmission on Physical 1964. Since then, at least three ranges ^b»a ISN Ui SZbrica 3 il 5. bmea-bMs XCew4lw*a ! [asriHO-iriende I X Orbea l-Soroa yet here and, despite occasional Alexander routed Amritraj, 6-2, 6-2, Ryan played well). Timbers 0 M ia 1-3 7. Him XFob-bvitrl Beth Tobin and Mimi Laneri each have failed in Connecticut. $ Jmr I til m u ?. Ertmu Pierre X DuraittoGariU heckling, they applauded appreciably and Sandy Mayer held off Peter NORTHERN Eddie Murray and Gary Roenicke (Lindsey toutilier played well). Fitness with helping move the sport W Ma 2-7 I41JI Nrfecta 3-1 S7U0 SUi M h Sobs bbica-brier I Cheney 39 (Scott Cable 12, Phil starred in Wednesday’s game, Penguins 2 (Ken Sunders, Don had four hits with the latter toward the recreational mainstream. Hall, an ex-meat cutter, is a Pvteti 2-7 U7JI Trifecti 3-1$ 32S4.1I StCQU: umfc on both sides. Fleming, 6-2, 7-6. Fleming became East Hartford I.Hm u Km l irb rw XFanb-bnn X Emua-Zoqui Martinez threw a seven-hitter, Holbrick), Torpedoes 0 (Kevin homering, Denise Boutilier homered “It’s the intent of the presidential stickler for safety and says nobody TriM a 2-7-3 W 3UI OCVDmfc 1. lascarao-bbitdo I After opening the match with a the first player with two losses, Crockett 10, Mike Fraser 9 ), Six I M M ! 14.00 1L40 13.00 X f t b M w l XRoMz-bn X Area-Fcenarro 4. Arlano-Pierre belongs in the woods unless they can XM Landa double fault, McEnroe settled down, thereby eliminating himself from Pack 37 (Trevor Depass 12, Ken Woji although he did Poirot, John Knapp played well). and doubled, Jerry Tucker bomered commission to push lifetime sports. '^2* 1 ^ ffl ¥ II II lu IrtKk 13JI rtO 11.M 3facalriMbl O il 4J0 XG«M 5. Zabka-Ochoa X R«neflGarafflfnd walk five and had and Cheri Wilbanks ripped two hits You can’t piay baseball, football or hit the 9inch target circle at 20 IV K aV raV rai • ■ IIM 5il t M $ n a 4 il XZcptMn XU-ArtadK 7. Eusebio-brier I X ZabaU-fiariU broke Pecci in the fourth game and Saturday’s semifinals. 9). M b 34 34U0 le w M r e i only one inning in MIDGET for the Tees. Wendy Felletter had soccer all your life. As a result, yards. Taylor doubles the distance tim k L2I Subs Diiraneo-Soroa Indians 65 (Rich Koepsel 17, Bill msM $4 IU2JI Nrfw b 1-3 3119.7H TMI: TENTH: Anderson 17, John Haslett 8, Pat which he retired East: Apollos 2 (Kurt Miller, Bill two hits for the losers. The Tees are physical education units have been and says you should be able to crack I.O.O.F. entry copped the National Pirttda l-S $1I2.M Tribcb X34 353X21 l.F m b M iv I Xbasi-bM S 1. Carameoi XhiondoH the A’s in order. Kennard); Sounders 1 (John Tillot- now 8-0. Beth Tobin hurled a four- deveioped in many of the nation’s a saucer at 40 yards. 7rif«c;a l-S-1 SSN.10 TVOnt XU-fartam ificM-brierl 3. Pierre 4. Ana Silver 8), Red Shirts 60 (Tom Juknis Little League baseball championship 2 Qrka I bm r IIXU 9J0 7.40 5. Iiw b taw XPcIe-hpa X M a XSoroa hitter, walking none and striking out But even if you are a Deadeye X Harrecto-Caraa Steuernagetl Just 20, Hank Brown 12, Wayne Parker Yet the outing was son). schools and that has really given in East Hartford by whipping Capital I v t r a 14.M ISO 3.40 1 M I r M I 4.00 4.00 7.Bi-lrted« T.Reioen 5. brier I Dick, it’s no guarantee you will bag cbuttb iOO S^Ro*iCM-Ma 12). good enough for his Astros 2 (Dan Packer, Matt four. archery a boost,” he said. Crane in the playoffs, 8-1. KM te M 13i0 S.40 i lean E Subs Ennu your quarry. Steve Miller, 16, works • in I 3.N M b 1-2 3Uil Foumt EUVENTH; 11th victory in 17 Morris), Sting 0. Nassiff’s stopped Trader World An­ Taylor’s father-in-law, Louis Jim Chase. Tom Petruccio, Dennis Xbasti Gullikson Advances at Hall’s and is currently trying for a M b 2-7 SS9.00 M b 2-1 31IXU l.M iC M l.EnMa-biofldol I lascaran-Carita decisions and 11th complete game. East: Apaches 1 (Eric Burnham), tiques, 4-1. Mary Jane M ajors Stemmier, started the business in Welles and Jim Berak each collected M Kta 2-7 $lS7il Tribcb 2-14 3517il XCiru ib r ie r l 3. bci-Girjbendi 4. Doranfo-Soroa Misses No'Hit Job X M a pitched well and Donna Piccarrello, berth on the 1980 Olympic team. Tribeta 2-7-4 SSUSO M m MXSU 5. Ho ?.Rmen-7oqri X M brier I NEWPORT,R.I. (UPI)-Topseed Brewers 2, Blue Jays 1 Devils 0. 1912 in the cellar of his Staten Island, two hits With Welles and Berak tups The Bolton High junior has been FOUTft M 2 S 3 J 2 3 7.U .’Uaka-Ecenarre X Eusebio-Piene By KEVIN CASEY of LaCrosse, Wise., Robin Yount tripled in a run in the Bruins 3 (Mike Hassett 3), Eagles 1 Karen Edgar, Helen Helm and Nancy N.Y., home, using lemonwood from sharing the winning pitching duties. Sobs Fob hunting deer five years and has yet to $ M IXU IXU S il Sobs Urb woUuM CorrespondenI advanced Wednesday to the quarter­ 10th and Jim Slaton pitched a five- (Jeff Wright). Curtin played well for Nassiff’k. the rain forests of Cuba for bows. Selected to tbe NL All-Star team 4 Cvea XU XU FFTIt TWaFTM: 1.2o(>-Im X6cf»M finals of the $100,000 Hall of Fame hitter to win it for the Brewers, Tom North: Cougars 3 (Dave Evans, Johnson’s Paints outlasted Taylor says people are moving kill his first one even though last were Welles, Berak, Vin Dederer, 1 Fanb XU I.Orbeal^ 2. Area-Asis HI Craig Steuernagel’s heat was too hot for Enfield to handle as M b 4-5 33XU XFmM 4. brnta-Mondra X lascaran-brier I 4. Zababbioodo H tennis championships with a 6-4, 6-4 Jeremy Dieterle), Toros 0. Buckland Manufacturing, 27-21. Pat­ toward archery these days because year he began practicing in June. “ I 5. Ho-brier I X RModo-Arlecbe he shut them out in East Hartford’s 2-0 American Legion Zone Buskey, 4-3, pitched the final 2 2-3 in­ Desrocher, Andre Kolod- Parbeb M 322X21 X DoMa-fiarib 6. Zabica-loqui win over Colin Dibley of nings and took the loss while Slaton, Olympics 5 (Jim Haslett, Jeff ty Frankovitch, Cheryl Bassett, the sport stresses independence and still missto, but I didn’t have as iejezyk, Joe Sparveri, John Tribcb 54-1 31,12X21 7.Peto4arM X RoibicMrbBiei 7. Remen-OdiM XArbno-Soroa SihtU-lbttI Eight triumph last night at Shea Park. Marreckville, Australia. 9-4, earned his seventh complete Cappello 2, Tully Patulak), Metros 1 Stacey Spears and Daria Lupacchino has no time or geographical limits. many shots as I1 did in 1977.” Kennedy, Paul Pelletier, Mike FETE Subs Duranco-Ecenarro 2 M M 14JI X20 XU Editor Retires Sint Steuernagel came within one Mike Cook singled Peruccio home In other round-of-16 matches game, (Madeline Bourcier). each had five hits for Johnson’s. “You don’t need a team, a uniform, a Hall recently taught a crash course Grobowski, Mike Lind- 1 FanbbR S il XN l.DmnK»bp> XMo-tstfH Wednesday: No. 3 seed South: Stailions 3 (Carl Skoog 3), Frankovitch homered and court. You can do it in a park or your over four days to certify 40 summer ^^^ble, Jon Moulton and 1 Pab XU FALL RIVER, Mass. X O t t e a lM iUrtnCirea . batter of pitching a perfect game and with the second tally. Indians 9, Royals 8 5. M p i-tiraM XHo-M camp/tnvMn instructorstnalm/>f/\T*o ataf rnathe VIW YMCA’si 'A'q SKI M b 1-2 339.U (UPI) — Frank McGrath a no-hitter. After retiring the first 11 Tom Arena went the distance for beat Bill Maze 7-6, 6-4; No. 4 seed Bobby tonds belted a tbree-run Whitecaps 1 (Chuck Senteio). Lupacchino blasted a grandslam. own backyard.” XU-tccRirro X E n a b b M Camp Jewell in Colebrook, tucked Perbeb 2-1 31U.7I batters, Jay Wheeler blooped a two- Enfield. The righthander walked one Bob Lutz beat Brad Drewett 6-4,6-1; homer and Giff Johnson drove in Chieftains 1 (Frank Parlapiano), Heidi Stage had four hits and Sue There are an estimated 2 million First test will be Thursday night Tribcb 2-14 3477.U has covered up his Sobi bm-britr I snomi out single near the rightfield foul line and fanned three but'was and No. 5 seed Brian Teacher, beat three runs with a pair of singles and a Caribous 0. Weir and Heidi Bauer two apiece for bowhunters in the U.S. today with an away in Connecticut’s northwestern July 19 against Wethersfield. typewriter after more than pocket. He flunked one of the would- n i C iru 13 H 1-41 4 il 50 years as sports editor of l . M o XOrbeiH in the fourth for the only Enfield hit. overshadowed by Steuernagel’s per­ Kevin Curran 6-2, 7-5. solo homer to send Kansas City to its Buckland. equal number of target shooters. » I n i 4.M XU Xlarai* XAsbl He was the only Enfield base runner. formance. llth loss in the last 12 games. JUNIOR Some target shooters may use their be teachers. 1 1 b ii I 4.U the Fall River Herald XM X E n m Cyclones 7 (Mike Patulak 4, Jon feet to shoot for distance of up to 5(XI “Nice guy and all that, but he just M b 1-2 34X41 News. T.lrtmo XIascaraa Twins 3, Tigers 0 Deadline Set Pirfacb 2-1 3111.71 SiUCvM TO BUY Eastern Grid couldn’t get the hang of it,” Hall At age 84, the dean of Pitching a superb game, Steuer­ Darrell Jackson, 2-1, and Pete Brody, Jeff Kennard, Tin] yards. Tribcb 2-1-5 3 S 5 lil said. NEW YORK (UPI) - National 1 21N iU 7JI New England sports nagel didn't issue a walk and fanned Third Straight for MBs Redfern combined on a six-hitter for Chevalier), Tomahawks 1 (Ted Some are equipped with bows 10, including the side in the fifth. He Brashier). called compounds with mechanical Knowing that there are 39 Instruc­ Basketball Association Com­ il . lU X2I editors stili plans to write streaking Moriarty Bros, won its in the third, five in the fourth and Minnesota’s third shutout of the Reps Named tors who will teach thousands of kids missioner Larry O’Brien Wednesday n 7 il CLEAN advantages Robin Hood might never an occasional column for brought his season strikeout total to third straight Twilight League tilt seven in the sixth inning for the easy year. No Twin pitcher has blanked Diplomats 5 (Glen Boggini 3, Paul M al-2 34UI SAT 7“ JULY 14 Town representatives have been the right way to use a bow gives Hall set July 27 as the deadline for Pirbcb M 323XSI the sports pages. But he 44, including 26 Enfield batters this last night walloping the Arrows, 16-0, the opposition individually this Nowak 2), Hurricanes 0 (Tpm have imagined. With their pulleys AUTO RACES victory. named for the Eastern Connecticut a sense of security. In the past he has Portland and San Diego to submit to TrifNb M-S 3 U U I has finally decided to stop USED CARS campaign. Steuernagel is 3-1 and season, Jackson went the first 6 2-3 Finnegan played well). and wheels, they look like contrap- UP at Glastonbury High. doubted the abilities of most summer him Initial arguments on compensa­ the five-day-a-week grind. bounced back superbly after being Bill Chapulis had four hits, Ray innings and gave up five hits until South: Stars 4 (Rich Weintraub 3, Midget and Pony Football ' tions conceived by NASA engineers. iaOdM nil XU nil MOO. wild in his only loss to Zone leader The Gas Housers moved their Neil Belleville), Sabres 3 (Niki Conference. The compounds allow the shooter camp archers. tion for San Diego’s signing of free i« t b M I X U 7.U KEATS Sullivan and Jim Silva three each and forced to leave with a blister on his Before he sells or rents a bow to a a Cemm 3.U Manchester. record to 7-8-2 and 16 points while Cacace 3). Eleven towns form the to hold longer at full draw for the agent center Bill Walton. M b 3 4 3SXU Fred Flynn and Jim Balesano two pitching hand. Redfern earned the customer at his indoor range. Hall 2____ 5LAP i STREET CARS CARTER best shot and to shoot for an extended The teams failed to reach agree­ PMbda 34 313X21 East Hartford broke the game open Glastonbury drops to 6-12 and 12 apiece to pace the MBs, Silva first save not recorded by Mike Bulls 4 (Mike Zotta 3, Jim Crom- membership headed by Marshall XEROX I3.M idin. 6 lo und« 12 yr. 92. usually asks some discreet questions ment on their own and the m atter Is Tribcb 34-2 3S39.10 in the fifth when it scored two runs. points. homered, Phil Smyth chipped in Marshall on the Twins’ staff. bie). Chiefs 3 (Steve Logan 3). Taylor as commissioner. time with less muscle fatigue, says Undw % in fn » ’Town reps include Alison to determine their prowess. Some, of now before O’Brien. After filing their Matt Proctor singled, was sacrificed three safeties also to the attack. White Sox 5, Rangers 3 Fred Bear founder of the Gainesville, iM IXU XN 4il Coaiing JOIE CHITWOOD Gary Perkins twirled a three-hitter INTERMEDIATE Boisoneau, tolton; Bill Hennessey, Fla., archery company that bears his course, are experienced. He gives initial submissions, each club will *b kM I XU 4il to second by Steuernagel, and moved Chet Lemon and Lamar Johnson COP^iES 11229 Main SI., Manchtttar| in the best performance by a MB Coventry; Steve Jacoby, Glaston­ name. He calls compounds the most beginners a mini-lesson on basic in­ have the opportunity to reply to each M lS n a 121 to third on a wild pitch. Dino Peruc­ had run-scoring singles in the Cosmos 3 (Jay Hedlund 3), Kicks 2 M b 2-3 33Sil Pronto Printer PumiuE siniiM TEL 646-6464 hurler this season. The Gas Housers host Bristol struction. It takes just seven other’s proposals. Plalnvllla. R t Conti cio knocked Proctor home with a seventh to break a 3-3 tie and lead the (Steve Wirta, Bill Frattaroli). bury; Dan LaFountain, Hebron. exciting change in one of man’s N rbcb 2-3 311X31 1007 Main SI.. E.H. 72, hard-hit single to center and went to Moriarty’s unloaded for 20 hits, Friday night at 6 o’clobk at MCC . Indians 3 (Bill Peschke 2, Doug Play will be in three age and ' oldest sports. mlnute$. Tribcti 2-3-1 3397il scoring twice in the first, two more Bristol is fourth with 18 points. White Sox to a sweep of their three- second as Chris Nicholson walked. game series with the Rangers. Mitchell), Rowdies 0. weight categories. KVBNING HBatALD, Thurs., July « , 1979- PAGE FlFTEfeW PAGE L-ni'nTii-.ir.N - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 12, 1979 Puppet Shows Gardening ‘Scarlet Letter’ Topic Set in Parks EAST HAR’TFORD - The Dqwrt- ment of Parks and Recreation and Cactus Fruit Edible, Of Educational Series the state Commission on the Arts wiU co-sponsor a series of MANCHESTER - "The Scarlet Hawthorne’s "The Scarlet Letter” dealt with issues still confronting “Pandemonium Puppet Shows” this Letter,” a book which deals with in­ summer in the parks. Wasn’t Easy to Prove terpersonal relationships, will be the people today. The discussion will consider these issues — stress, rejec­ ’The show consists of five to eighT subject of a four-part series at The vignettes drawn from folk tales, folk Educational Community, 645 Birch tion, etc. — how they were dealt with By FRANK ATWOOD songs, children’s literature, history, Mountain Road on Wednesdays then, and how they are being dealt Mrs. Burke wanted to know poetry, fables and imagination. beginning July 18 through Aug. 8, with today. whether the fruits that formed on The five puppeteers are all from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Registration for the series is cactus plants in her flower bed are Mel Hathorn, a part-time faculty necessary. The Educational Com­ graduate and undergraduate students edible. Tlie answer is yes, but it took member at Manchester Community munity members are welcome to at­ working toward advanced degrees in a little digging to find it. puppetry at the University of Connec­ College and a faculty member at the tend free of charge. For non­ The cactus plants have been North Central Regional Center in members there will be a minimum ticut. growing in the Burkes’ backyard for ’The troupe will perform from the Bloomfield, will lead the discussion. per meeting charge. five years, surviving some severely Through literature, insights into For registration and further infor­ Showmobile, the town’s portable cold winters. They started to people’s behavior become known, mation, call 646-0711. stage, at the following dates and blossom late in June, the yellow Hathorn says. The characters in locations: Tuesday, July 17 at 10:30 flowers opening on sunny days, a.m.; Shea Park; ’Tuesday, July 31 at closing at idght ^ when the sky was 10:30 a.m., Martin Park; ’Tuesday, c o v ert with clouds. ’The flowers Norwalk Hotel Guests Aug. 14 at 10:30 a.m., Gorman Park; grow on the margin of thick, flat Tuesday Aug. 14 at 1:30 p.m., “pads” shaped like beaver tails. McAuliffe Park; Tuesday, Aug. 21 at Hiis is a spiny plant. There are Are Fishy Characters 10:30 a.m., Hockanum Park; and heavy, ^ r p spines that are easily ’Tuesday, Aug. 28 at 10:30a.m., Labor visible. ’There also are clusters of NORWALK. (UPl) - Peter His crews, which are on the road Field. fine, almost-invisible spines that Falcione’s guests are fishy on service calls anyway, will stop by Free Coneerl Sunday penetrate the skin at the slightest a house and feed the fish, checking on Puppets and people get their act together as The Girl and Chip Phillips as The Boy characters and all have a tail to spell fence with the masked Mark XIonley, who EAST HARTFORD - ’The Depart­ touch. It is a difficult plant to handle. in his watery hotel. them to the owner’s specifications. as they rehearse the University of Connec­ Mrs. Burke says that gloves are not Falcione began the hotel three ticut Nutmeg Summer Playhouse’s unique plays the narrator, as puppet figures Mor­ ment of Parks and Recreation an­ Falcione runs a fish hotel and fish­ nounces a free concert starring John good protection. | sitting service and he’s been doing a years ago as a convenience to his mixed-medium production of the ever- timer (left) and Hucklebee look on. When the petals drop, a seed pod regular customers and found Coster and the Medicine Band on whale of a business since he opened popular “The Fantasticks.” Kathy Mulligan Sunday. develops on each flower stem. ’The three years ago. response good enough to advertise pod is a dull red, without protective the service this year to all aquarium Ik ’The performance will take place at Falcione said Wednesday he could ' 7 p.m. from the Showmobile at spines, and is filled with pulp and hang a vacancy sign outside his enthusiasts. many seeds. Mrs. Burke says the The hotel’s "suite” — a 75-gallon McAuliffe Park* Norwalk Aquarium, but he’s only got Nutmeg Plans‘Fantasticks The four member folk band flesh is very sweet and she had been a few tanks available for fish owners aquarium — is occupied now by a 3- told it was good to eat. She bad not foot Caribbean shark brought into the ‘"This is a period usually thought of features tlie songs of John Coster, who don’t want to go away and leave STORES — New York’s longest his favorite medium: who plays guitar, bass, and sings. He dared to do more than taste. their pets alone. aquarium three weeks ago by its 16- running musical, "The Fantasticks,” “The story is a simple fairy tale as being ‘romantic,’ ‘poetic,’ ‘pic­ I looked in two encyclopedias un­ year-old owner. turesque’ and ‘bitter-sweet.’ It is the has just released a new album on Sky For prices ranging from $5 to more has been blended with the famous with two-dimensional characters. Records called “Old Stones, Broken der “cactus” without finding any The boy had saved his money for The naive quality of the plot allows era so often referred to as ‘the good Keep Your Distance than 312 a week, depending on ac­ Frank Ballard puppets for a unique Bones.” help. A little dime-store booklet with commodations, Falcione’s "hotel” some time to buy the unusual pet, puppets-and-people finale for this many opportunities to add images of old days’ when family ties were 30, Vernon. The fair, featuring many rides color pictures of only 10 kinds of cac­ and he has put up the additional cost ‘make-believe’. strong under the Victorian in­ Little Jimmy Tauras of Tolland looks a lit­ provides room and board for fish of 23rd Nutmeg Summer Playhouse Tamarac Concert tle concerned about the wild-looking horse and booths of all kinds, will continue through tus included a prickly pear that it all types and frequent checks to see for the live fish the shark dines on. season at the University of Connec­ ‘"The narrator, ‘El Gallo,’ as the fluence.” called ’’the common desert cactus.” how they’re doing. Another fish stayed for a year — symbol of life’s force, behaves much He continues, “Like a Valentine, Planned Friday following him as he rides on the merry-go- Friday from 6 to 11 p.m. and Saturday from 1 ’The ’’pads” and flowers in the pic­ the first few months while its owner ticut. His staff will go to the pet owner’s The show opens July 18 in the like a m aster puppeteer — he this play is fragile. It has many SOUTH WINDSOR - The Youth round at the St. Bernard Oiurch Summerfest to 11 p.m. The fair^ounds are off Interstate ture looked like those on Mrs. home, take a water sample and then was in Europe and the remainder Harriet S. Jorgensen ’Theater at 8:15 manipulates the characters of the tender moments — moments which Council will sponsor a rock concert going on this week in the church lot on Route 86 at Exit 98. (Herald photo by Adamson) Burke’s plant. adjust the chemical balance in the while the owner redecorated his p.m., and runs nightly through Aug. plot; he creates the scenic environ­ are both humorous and poignant at by the group Tamarac Friday from 8 Help from University hotel tanks “to make the fish feel like home. 4, except July 22. ’There will be a 2:15 ment to suit the needs of the story.” the same time.” to 11 p.m. at the Timothy Awards he’s really in his home tank.” Regardless of whether the fish Ballard adds that he and his set Tickets for this production are on School, For some time I have been p.m. matinee July 28. referring hard questions that I For the owner who doesn’t want to owner brings in one shark or dozens Beyond the popularity of its music, designer, Alicia Finkel, have chosen sale at the Jorgensen Theater box of- Tickets will be 32 and will be of “community fish,” Falcione said Town Man One of Seven couldn’t answer to the Cooperative send his fish away from home or especially, "TYy to Remember,” the to mount the show in a period roughly fice. Call 429-2912 for more informa- available at the door or at the Youth the charge — including normal Extension Service office at the spend the time swooping around the show has a simple, fun-filled plot and suggesting the turn of the century. tion and reservations. Services Bureau located in the Wap- feeding — is the same and depends Tolland County Oxiperative Exten­ tank with a net to catch them, a universality that seem to attract all ping School. Falcione has his fish-sitting service. only on the size and number of tanks. sion Service in Vernon. generations. MANCHESTER To Be Ordained Deacons ’This time I took my own advice and The story revolves around a love talked with a volunteer. Jack Dwyer affair between a young boy and a DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Prickly pear cactus blossoms in a backyard flower bed at the EliieGiMt DANBURY* STATE MANCHESTER -J . Fernand scripture services, which may in­ of East Hartford. I gave him my girl, who both assume that because ENDS THURSDAY home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burke at 229 Autumn St., Tall Cedars Set Event Chamberiand of 51 Fulton Road is clude the distribution of Eucharistis description of the cactus and told him their fathers have long been enemies, iUUinilEBr - 3:35 it looked to me like prickly pear. He Manchester. Mrs. Burke’s hand shows comparative size of the one of seven men who will be or­ Hosts, previously consecrated by a MANCHESTER - E. Steve Pearl, where they will leave by bus for New they will be kept apart by parental ‘v m r ■ lodo said be would call back. dained to the Permanent Oiaconate priest. They also assist a priest or golden yellow blooms. (Herald photo by Pinto) grand tall cedar of Nutmeg Forest London, then transfer to a ferry to disapproval. ‘lUHr - HAS When Mr. Dwyer called he had Orient Point, L.I., from there they Actually, the two fathers are of the Archdiocese of Hartford bishop who presides at mass. In No. 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon has short, they assist and supplement the talked with Edmond Marrotte, in the Extension Service for horticultural ‘“rhe Telephone Company knows planned a day of fun.and fellowship will be bused to the historic village of anxious to end their feud, and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Cathedral Plant Science Department at the about it,” I was told at the Extension STARTS FRl- JAWS of St. Joseph in Hartford. Archbishop activities of the priests. information I did not know of the dif­ for members of his Forest with their Greenport, L.I., for a few hours of develop their own schemes to bring University of Connecticut. Mr. ficulties they might have getting the Service. ‘"They’ll fix it in the next browsing and dining before the the young couple together. John F. Wbealon will officiate. Chamberiand, who is employed at families and friends. ’The ’Travelers Insurance Cos., Hart­ Marrotte, it happened, had recently Extension Service on the telephone. directory.” return trip. Director Ballard, a professor of ’The Order of the Diaconate, up to ’The day’s activities will begin at V ernon cinr' I-.2 ford, recently completed three years done some research on prickly pear, ’The Extension Service is listed under In the meantime Ilearned from For information and reservations, dramatic arts at UConn, and founder Vatican II, was reserved as a s t ^ in Jack Dwyer, the volunteer “master 7:30 a.m. Sunday, July 22. HOUlfS ■ I -• El’- the process to the priesthood. It is of study in preparation for the and said without hesitation that this Tolland County in the Rockville Those participating will meet in call 568-1608 or 643-5465 as soon as of the National Puppetry Institute, was the cactus in the Burkes’ flower gardener” on duty at Vernon, that a now, as In the early days of the diaconate. A native of St. Agatha, telephone directory but, when I front of the Municipal Building possible. says the show adapts admirably to bed. dialed the number, I was told that the caller 1 bad referred to the number of ^ CINE 1 church, extended to allow men who Maine, he entered Oblate College and The Latin name, said Mr. ‘phone rings at a pay station in the the pay station had been given an sense a “call” to service in a special Seminary in Bar Harbor, Maine, in ENDSTHRU8DAY Marrotte, is Opuntia, and with this corridor. ’The correct number to call answer. ’The caller asked me why the way. Deacons can be married before 1951 and studied at the major ”DEERHUNTER”r seminary in Natick, Mass., from 1955 clue, my encyclopedias provided is a different Rockville listing, 875- leaves were dropping from her TV T onight Starts Fri.-"JAWS’ ordination, bat a bachelor once or­ abundant information. Opuntia Chinese dogwood. Mr. Dwyer had dained, like Chamberiand, has to vow to 1957, Postgraduate studies in­ 3331. grows wild all the way from New But where do you find the number gone to Mr. Marrotte at the Universi­ BdX) 8 Nova 2:00 celibacy. cluded education credits at Central 8 H a a H a w Honays 12:00 CINE 2 HaM Ovar ty and was told that many of these ® I Love Lucy ® Joa Franklin Deacons, like bishops and priests, Connecticut State College, New Bri­ England to the southern tip of South in the telephone directory? You find ^ ■ n u B fid y Bunch aJokar-aWlld 8 Donahua DOUBLE FEATURE R dogwoods have dropped some of their 3) JokWtVVM SZI Maatarplaoa Thaatra ® Movla "The World. The tain, and business courses at the America. Opuntia compressa, the it in the blue pages under “Connec­ Flesh And The Devil" (1959) Har- are ordinary ministers of the 9 8 S Studio Sm 2:17 „ „ “GROOVE TUBr.7:ss HUH one we are talking about, has “hairy ticut, State of,” and then under leaves because of injury to the roots n Belalonte, Inger Stevens. IAIN Eucharist. ’They may officiate at University of Hartford. gMyThraoSont 8:30 (B Movla "The Ruthless Four plu$ tufts of bristles,” yellow flowers and “Higher Education, Board of,” and from deep frost in the ground last SIQunamoka (X Or. Sauaa On Tha Looaa 69 Dr. Scon On Hebrews (1970) Van Heflin, Gilbert KDmKKY n D MOVr 9:00 solemn administration of the Sacra­ Chamberiand expects to be 1 3 )8 Angla 8 Liars Club Roland. 8BINDU JULY 13-14-15 assigned to the Church of the “oval, purplish fruits.” then under “University of Connec­ winter. Extra water and some fer­ 6:30 8 Spadal Edition ^ ment of Baptism, administer ,12:20 Mr. Marrotte confirmed Mrs. ticut,” if anyone persists and hunts tilizer are suggested treatments. (SILovaLucy 8 data Club 2:30 sacramentals, witness and bless Assumption, while continuing as CD Bowling For tJollwa ® CBS Late Movie "McCloud: ® News Burke’s observation that the fruits that far. 9KX) Give My Regrets To Broadway” FBDAY - HOOH TO l.■00 PJt - SAT. - SUH. - llfcOO AJt. TO IdIO P it weddings and officiate at wakes, television producer of the Sacrifice ® ® 8 NBC Nawt 3:00 are sweet. In areas where the cactus ISSSOvarEiay (X Hawaii Fhra-O (1972) Dennis Weaver, Barbara funerals and burial services. In the of the Mass, shown each Sunday on Rush. ® News grows wild and fruit is used as food, a Adam-12 3 ) 8 Bamay Millar J. Fernand Chamberiand absence of a priest, they may Channel 30. ’The program is spon­ 8 8 8 0 u l n c y 12:30 3:30 OVER 300 ARTISTS and CRAFTSMEN! sored by the Catholic Graduate Club he said, and can be fermented to 6:55 8 Lookin' Battar ® Movla "The Fabulous Baron a Kitty Today organize and preside over prayer and ®Nawa make alcohol. 8 Movla "Jubal" (1956) Glenn Munchausen" (1959) Milos DEMONSTRATIONS- REFRESHMENTS of Greater Hartford. PZC Decides Requests IM Ford. Ernest Borgnine. A young Kopecky, Jana Brajove. Fhickly pear grows wild on some ^ CBSNaw a drifter seeks the aid of a minis­ ENTERTAINMENT-FREE PARKING New England beaches, where it is a Tha Brady Bunch ter's daughter after he is forced 12:37 SOUTH WINDSOR - The Planning located at the corner of Graham and to kill In self-defense. (2 hrs.) ® 8 Mannix hazard to barefoot beach goers of XeiABCK..kBCNawa Adei..AMts (lOO-dMUfee mitt 12-90 cert______Court Overturns Conviction and Zoning Commission has ap­ Nevers roads in an A-20 zone. 3 ) 8 Dating Gama 6S Royal Harttaga 1:00 its spines. proved, with conditions the applica­ The commission denied the H i Faatlval Of Faith 9:30 8 8 8 Tomorrow The Burkes’ cacti looked application of Von Mahland for a site 8 Soul Train tion of Raymond S. Holcombe and 8 Qraat Parformancaa 1:57 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state second-degree charge because in men fled with the money. bedraggled after the weekend rain. It ® Nawa voted to deny the application of plan of development, known as Cin­ 10:00 ® News Supreme Court has overturned a view of the facts it was not a "lesser But about 16 days earlier Blasco appeared that our picture was taken SnckCavatt William Von Mahland. namon Springs II, on property con­ athaOddCoupla (X BamabyJonaa included crime.” had identified Anderson from police just in time. ® 0 N a w a Hartford man’s 1975 conviction of Holcombe was granted permission sisting of 5.81 acres on the north side 8S Makam And Clancy The judges said the prospect of photographs as one of two men who ® 8 2 0 / 2 0 second-degree robbery because the Telephone Troubles for a four-lot sub-division of property of Clark Street. 7:29 8 8 8 David Caatidy double jeopardy . eliminates the had loitered inside his store in con­ 8 OaHy Numbara T h e a te r facts of the case did not fit the When I have referred people the 10:30 charge. chance of retrying Anderson on the nection with the investigation of a to 7:30 0Dlcfc Cavan S c h e d u le holdup at another Cumberland (DP.M.MagaHna Milton Anderson, 27, was released first charge since be was acquitted of FASNIONSi^i^^ 3 ) Adam-12 10:40 on an appeal bond after serving six first-degree robbery and because the Farms store in Oomwell. ® KInar's Komar THURSDAY DECORATING BY 3 ) Family Faud months of a three-to-six-year prison second-degree robbery charge was ’The high court also rejected Ander­ lUNMnaNSVCSlS^^^ 3 ) Nawtywad Qama 11:00 East Hartford Drive-In — not a lesser included crime. son’s claim that the photographic Don & Joanne HaniB 8 S h a N a N a ®(X)888Nawa “Halloween" 8:30; “Carrie” term. With two months credit for 8 Q l MacNaN / Lahrar Rapon Anderson was convicted in connec­ identification process was “imper­ Custom DraperteM and Special Sires ® BadtImaStorlaa 10:00 B E E M m iS : good behavior, Aderson needed ony 12)1 to 28 8TtMQongShow ® Barmy HIN AUDREY HEPBURN BENGUZARA serve four months of a separate six- tion with an armed holdup and theft missibly suggestive” and that the Uphohtering aOIckVanDyka 8DlckVanDyka East Windsor Drive-In — MMESMASON CUiOIAMOH and 38-52 OHARSHARJF BEATRICE STRAIGHT '“SSSS. month term for third-degree larceny. of about 1250 from a Cumberland lower court should have suppressed Slipcovers, Bedspreads 8 T lc T a c Dough 8 Honaymoonara ■'101 Dalmations” 8:30; IRENEMMS MCHEUEPHIUJPS Suiniiier 0 Baat Of Buma And Allan Farms store in Cromwell in January the evidence. and Carpeting SdW “Love Bug” 10:00 MAUmCEiOlMMtjDINDDERiV^T HsinwcTM I In a ruling handed down ’Tuesday, (X Carnival 01 Tha Anlmala 11:30 Manchester Drivc-ln — 1974. the court threw out the robbery con­ Largest Subway W t do M ail tor you, from design to, butalaUon. ® Movla "A Man And A ® Pan Amarican Qamaa "Halloween” 8:35; "Carrie” viction but upheld the larceny convic­ The sto re’s operator, David Woman" (1966) Anouk Almeo, ® Tha Qong Show 10:10; "Rabid” 11:45 PARIS (UPI) - ’The Paris Metro, Our quality la the beat, our pricea arc even better. Jean-Louis Trinlignant. The ® 8 Staraky & Hutch tion. Blasco, said one of the two bandits We utB be happy to oome to j w home at

luncheon specials. Rham Suspended 278 Pupils July 12-13-14 fMotocii Open Dally B AM-6PM (Extra charge HEBRON —’The Rham Board of at adults, were repeated. in this fashion. THURS-FRI-SAT 10AM-9PM JlarlbDroug^ Education was told, Monday night, Of the total number of students Every student referred to the of­ with Sandwiches). that 278 students were given out-of- suspended, SO of them were fice for disciplinary purposes was PIVB STAR TRADING CO. ’school suspensions, ranging from 1 to repeaters, toving been suspended seen by an administrator and a copy QUALITY COINS - COIN SUPPLIES Swim Suits o W efeature of the referral was sent to the 10 days, during the past school year. more than once during the school Tank Tops Clip the cost of eating year. Of the suspensions, 33 were parents as well as to the teacher in­ JADE AT THE MALL ’The average number of days for ONYX under the Orange Roof. different items suspensions was 2 to 3, depending drug or alcohol related. volved, once action had been taken. 811 MAIN ST. BOX 36 Shorts P resen ts Guidance counselors were involved JEWELRY MANCHESTER. CT. 08040 daili; to add upon the seriousness of the offense. At mid-year an in-scbool suspen­ GIFTS Skirts The Marlborough Tavern Playhouse ALL YOU CAN EAT SPECIALS. ’The board was told that the majority sion was iutituted for certain infrac­ where needed. TEL. (2031 646-2897 Dresses with Lamer and Loewes ( y of the suspensions were invoked after tions. If students consistenly cut Elach student was given a code of relish to pour offenses and penalties at the begin­ Slacks MONDAYS— the students were repeatedly warned class or violated probation, they meal. A n d pou and after Infractions, such as leaving were placed on in-scbool suspension. ning of the school year, in the form of Jeans MYFMRUDY FRIED CHICKEN ...... •3.29 A total of 86 students were suspended a student handbook. CRAFT WORKSHOP And TUESDAYS— the school grounds during school can go back hours. Insubordination and swearing m DECORATIVE PLASTER Everything Based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw SPAGHETTI ...... •3.09 OCK\ PARKHIUJdYCE (Special permission by Tams Wltmark, Inc.) WEDNESDAYS- as often It’s fun — It’s Easy — It’s Inexpensive in Store Each Thura., FrI and Sat. In July until July 21. FISH F R Y ...... •2.99 n FLOWER SHOP For Men and Women — Ages 8 to 80 Curtain at 8:30 PM THURSDAYS- ...... as pou like. TU RK EY ...... •3.29 I IlL *>((11 N VnllMlIlKs Sixth in Poster Contest List Two Wookonds SPECIAL FRIDAYS— UnilrdAilisIs'^ Enjop! CLAM FRY ...... SOUTH WINDSOR-Barbara Orsini, a 1979 graduate of W .^ tH |W iE K SUNDAY JULY 15 Tkkalt hia prtoa lor Dhitn an Thtalra itlgM •3.89 South Windsor High School, placed sixth in the nation In CALL FOR DETAILS HAPPY HOUR 99(p Black Belt VS. the Future Business Leaders of America poster event. k OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY Miss Orsini competed with students from all over the mIhiiik Special Lobster Dinner Manchester — 119 Spencer Street FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Black Magic! United States at the 28th annual Leadership Conference Tues through Thurs (Silver Lane) held In New Orleans, La. this month. She was the first WHICH CRAFT? $6.95 394 tolland Turnpike Hartford — On Prospect Avenue P Q N B E | S S | place winner in the state 'contest and as such she was Bunch OPEN SUNDAY3AY 12-6 . (one block North of King’s) eligible to compete on the national level. CLOSED MON. For all reservations call Mancheeter Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue ' Miss Orsini was accompanied to the conference by /CASHind CARRY) 1109 Center St. DRACULA nonM m ta AmuNqfMtNrs'n s iv s s r o ccasion... 293-93S8 (in Windsor Shopping Center) At Participating Steakhouses. Mrs. Lin Bieback, local chapter advisor and Kelly Manchester 649-1371 J o H m o n S 649-6220 McTeauge, chapter president She is the daughter of Mr. M OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649H>79.I. Wl A42:>44.1 EREE ■irtbereiigh Tmni. comer el Route 2 end Bu ^ PLEASE CAU.THEATRE I ___^^ARKIN^JIIKy)RjgWSKI^^ I FOR SCREEN TIMES | and Mrs. John A. Orsini of 17 Northview Drive. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 12, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 12, IICT - PAGE SEVENTEEN New Zoning Boltoti Church’s Council JULY CLASSiFID M il SPECUL Amendment * m - k Votes to Boycott Nestle 643-2711 Approved or - WWTilD BOLTON — The mission council of St. George's in the third world is so remote. That was most decisive Episcopal Church recently voted to boycott the Nestle for us.” 643-2718 YOUR AD 3 DAYS VERNON - The Planning and The resolution, according to Father Holliger, say^ ;C«IHIIin£ “Whereas the mission council conducted a study and after GETA4ttlDAY Zoning Commission has approved an ^% 'e Rev. John Holllger, pastor, said, “The Nestle Co. amendment to the zoning regulations promotes its infant formula In third world countries and found the Nestle Co.’s promotional techniques of infant SPM ♦ IT .------which will permit building municipal there are a lot of conditions that make the safe use of in­ formula In third world countries irresponsible and FREEH buildings in all but three of the fant formula in those countries almost impossible." whereas the mission council decided to boycott Nestle products and to inform Nestle Co. and the community town’s designated zones. He said, “They include the facts that many of the peo­ H o m M For S ato 23 Hontoo For S ato 23 Rm I ettoto Wanted 2 8 The amendments have to be ap­ ple can’t read, the water supply used to make the formula served by the mission council of its decision be it ■ RECREATHM proved by the Zoning Commission is often contaminated, fuels are usually too expensive to resolved that the convention encourage other parishes DRECTOR WATERFRONT year-round PITKIN STREET- Large SELLING your house? Call us RN-PART TIRIE gracious Colonial. 4 first and we’ll make you a and go to a public hearing before use for heating and boiling water, the formula Itself is and missions of the diocese to engage in a similar study A position is now open for home and summer resort all of the issue and make the results known to Nestle and SUPERVISOR in one. 7 room maintenance bedrooms, 2 baths, lot 126x225. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, being made a part of the regulations. very expensive compared to the income of most famloies some one experienced in Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, 6461577. their respective conununlty.” 7 to 3 Shift. Good Salary, designing and implemen­ free Ranch. Located on an The proposal to amend the laws and the formula is often diluted and there is no refrigera­ S h e B e r a t h exclusive private section of Realtor. 6465953. The resolution was sent to the diocesan convention. Benefits, and Working Con­ ting Therapeutic Recrea­ was prompted by the fact that the tion for the formula once it’s made.” ditions. Apply in person, 8 Coventry Lake. Attractive MAY WE BUY your home? There are 177 Episcopal churches in Connecticut that tion Programs for the financing available. R. VERNON AND VICINITY- town is planning to build a new Father Holliger said some groups reported that the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday (^ick, fair, all cash and no make up the diocese. elderly. Apply in person, or Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Prestigeous 8 room Garrison firehouse in a residential section of Nestle Co. hires nurses to hand out a free case of formula thru Friday. problem. Call Warren E. F ather Holliger said, “ We would like the Nestle Co. to call: 6461980 or 647-1139. Colonial grheed with the Howland, Realtors, 6461108. town, South of Interstate 86. The to mothers and thereafter sales are on a commission N.C. lATHE HAND VERNON MANOR Mtadow CoRvalosGMit finest amenities. 4 bedrooms, Town Council could, by resolution, basis. He said once they have used the case it is too late withhold the formula from countries where the possibili­ 2 1/2 baths, first level family ty for misuse is so high, instead of promoting it. The INDEX TURRET LATHE 1M ftogan Road H oM build the station, in that area but it to return to breast feeding. COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 room with fireplace, 1 acre boycott is the most effective way and the only option open NOTLCIt RN-LPN ENOINE LATHE SSSIMMlIttMl treed yard is exceptional. G It Houoohold G oods 40 was felt amending the laws would Father Holliger said, “Nestle could challenge that 1 — Lost snC Found Full or part tiim. Positions An Equal Oppottunky Employsr ROOMS, 1st floor family to us.” . . 2 — Psrsonalt M d room with fireplace, 4 R Realty. 8768M. make it simpler for any future statement but we are more concerned with the infants 3 on the 3 to 11,11 to7 shifts. REFRIGERATORS He said, “We’d like the mothers to breast feed theu- — Announcsmonli enerous sized bedrooms, 2 Washers / Ranges, used, proposals. because the possibility of using the formula responsibly 4 — EntSflS,nm*nt Good Salary, Benefits and SANDRIASTER FOUR BEDROOM babies, the natural way. Then they don’t have to worry «. - AuCt'Ons Working Conditions. Apply so Hours. Paid Holidaya f/2 baths, central air, 2 car guaranteed and clean. New The Zoning Commission is Holp W anted 7 3 , Holp Wonlod 13 , walkout basement, COLONIAL - Spacious rooms. about the contaminated water sunnlv and other factors. in person,-8 a.m. to 3 p.m., E x e M S fit Heatilator fireplace. shipment damaged, G.E t2 Rooms 'or Rent 5244. Mayer at 2464)060 or 5667900 dining room, first floor ticut. Raymond E. Demers. ApaMmer'is 'O' Rent all around man to assist local July 20 to Zarina Shockley, Madeline B Ziebarth eneral contractor. Call 643- Collect. fireplaced family room, 4 MANCHESTER-Energy Chamber To Exclude Press where public sewers are available or have been approved Qerk Business Manager b* Homes 'O' Rent NURSES AIDES wanted for NCC%MO. 275 Broad Street, saving gas furnace. 3 02J-7 bi - Business lor Rent i n for appointment. Windsor, n . 06095. Equal Op­ bedrooms, finished rec-room to be installed. Where public sewers are not available and 027-7 S Reso't P’opeMy 'or Rent full time on all shifts. Apply G WOMEN TO WORK IN Bedroom Cape. Fireplace WE BUY AND SELL USED 6 portunity Employer. in basement with fireplace. 2 VERNON — During a closed from the four area papers were in­ Information laws which require where public water supply is present, a minimum of 3,0(X) Wanted to R«ni director of nursing. Salmon- ORGANIST - CHOIR PLASTIC car garage. $89,900. Group I, living room, dining room, eat- FURNITURE. One piece or 58 W sc 'O' Rent brook Convalescent Home, off MANUFACTURING - 18 and in kitchen, and rec room. entire household. C a^ on the meeting of the Board of Directors of formed in a letter from Anne Flint, public agencies to hold meetings square feet of land area must be provided for each unit. DIRECTOR WANTED- First PART TIME BOOKKEPER Philbrick Agency Realtors. AUTOMOTIVE House Street, Glastonbury. over. Will train. First and se­ Oversized garage, with Une. Furniture Barn. 6460865. the Rockville Area Chamber of executive director of the chamber, open to the press and the public. The buildings are not to exceed two stories or 30 feet in NOTICE Lutteran Church. 154 Orchard WANTED - 2 to 3 days per 6464200. f)' - Ayios 'O' Sale Please call 633-5244. Street. Rockville. Conn. Call cond shift available. Please covered patio. Shade trees in Commerce Wednesday noon the that the board would be considering Mrs. Flint said she doesn’t know of height. Basements are not required but when they are 62 r«ychs 'or Sale call 6462920 between 9AM and week. Hours can be tailored to private, fenced in yard. Quiet KELVINATOR PUBLIC HEARING 63 Heavy Equ'pmenl 'O' Sale 875-5682. your satisfaction. Apply: directors voted to exclude the press any other similar group in the state provided they are not to be used for living areas but ser­ 64 Moto'cycies-B'Cycies PART-TIME Work from 4PM. street and lovely REFRIGERATOR taking this action. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main from future board meetings. vice facilities are permitted use for a basement. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 66 - Campers-Trailers-Mobilf home on the phone servicing neighborhood. Call owner for FREEZER - Good condition. In her letter she said that board that has permitted the press to at­ Homes Street, Manchester, Tuesday Up to Wednesday’s meeting the The efficiency-type units must have 350 square feet of TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT our customers in your spare RN or LPN- 7 to 3, 1st Shift. HOUSEKEEPER / appointment, 6465814. $40. 6467287. members had indicated they would tend board meetings. She said there 66 - Ajtomol've Service time. 249-7773. COMPANION For elderly through Friday. VERNON press had always been invited to all was no specific incident concerning space; one-bedroom units, 460 square feet; and two Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors. Town of 62 - Autos 'O' Rent-Lease Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut. feel less inhibited if the press were 649-4519. lady. Live in. North monthly board meetings. The barred from the monthly meetings. the reporting of chamber meetings bedrooms, 570 square feet. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the ATTENTION - Need 2 people Manchester. References. Call Buifnaat Opportunity 14 Unique otd«f 7 room Coionlel Hearing Room at the Municipal Building. 41 Center Street, over 21. Immediate employ­ 8765133, after 5 p.m. plus 4 room stuchod rental. Pine meetings were open with the excep­ For the most part, the chamber is that led the board to make its deci- At least one parking space must be provided for each LUBE PERSON - Wanted to peneller) throughout Aluminum □MISC. FOR SALE Manchester, Connecticut. Thursday. July 19, 1979 at 5:00 P.M. ment. This is not a fancy ad. MANCHESTER Package MANCHESTER - ANSALDI- tion of the portion when new exempt from the state Freedom of four dwelling units but at the discretion of the Planning lubricate trucks and trailers. store. Excellent location. Well alrJerl. 1 acre lot On boa ane. Near BUILT, walk to Martin to consider and act on the.following: we simply want a person who BABYSITTER NEEDED - schools and shopping area. Prin­ membefs were voted in. Reporters and Zoning Commission this may be increased up to at □ NOTICES Related experience established business. Call needs a permanent job. Ad­ Mature, loving woman to care cipals only. $69,900. Call attar School, 7-room Garrison Proposed Ordinance — to consider the sale of Lot No. 15B, necessary. $5.25 an hour. All Artlcloo lor Solo 41 least one parking space per unit. vancement opportiuuty. Call for 2 young children in our Marion E. Robertson, SPM 075-61S9. Colonial in one of Buckland Industrial Park to Fernand Nadeau. Robert Nadeau fringe benefits. For appoint­ Realtor, 6465953. Manchester's finest areas. 3 ’The regulations also set forth requirements for access Lost an d Found 1 between 10 a m. and 3 pm. - ment call 688-7596. home during the school year, and sidewalks, recreation areas, and buffer areas. and Richard Nadeau for the sum of $37,500.00. 528-3868. E.O.E. from 7 a m. to 3 p.m. Own large, carpeted bedrooms, 1V5 LOST FEMALE SIAMESE transportation necessary. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco baths, fireplaced livingroom, Occupancy of any of the units will be limited to persons Elizabeth J. Intagliata, Secretary Snacks with locations $3,580 dining room, eat-in kitchen, ALUMINUM Sheets used as Board of Directors CAT- Annie. Walker St. vicini­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Send references, salary age 60 or older or a t least one of the persons m ust be 60 or ty. $25.00 reward. 646-6893 - Experienced only. Ttm STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA CALL TOLL FREE 1-806426 cherry-paneled, fireplaced printing plates, .007 thick Manchester, Connecticut firm. Local firm located in requirements and any perti­ older. In no case may there be more than three people oc­ after 4:00. wages. Apply: Atlas Tile, 1862 nent information to & x W, 2355 Ext. 905. MANCHESTER - Just Usted! family room with walk-out to 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 11th day of July. 1979 Beriin 'ri*e., Wethersfield, Tolland County is seeking to screened porch and patio. $1. Phone 6462711. Must be cupying one unit. expand their staff to service c/o Manchester Herald. Large 7 room Cape in quiet 028- 7 LOST ■ PET PARAKEET. 5634)151. OFFERS INVITED / Private treed lot, 2-car gar­ pickedlicked up before 11 a.m. diversified small business R E T A IL STO R E ON setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first Blue with gray stripes. In GIRL SCOUT EXECUTIVE floor family room, fireplace, age, 2-zoned heat. $91,900. ONLY. area of McKee Street. clients. Tax and auditing WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Chvner, 6469559. experience helpful. Please POSITIONS - Bachelor’s siding, double garage, fail LEGAL NOTICE Reward. Please call 646-6874. degree and 2- to 4-years’ 000 per year. Elxcellent terms. basement, much more. The Manchester Public Records send resume to Box S. c/o Call John, at Chenette MANCHESTER - BY Manchester Herald. experience. Community Hayes Corporation. 6460131. TOWN OF MANCHESTER organizing, recruitment - of A ssociates, “ G allery Of OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, Homes,” 5269081. new kitchen, lovely yard. MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- NOTICE OF volunteers, developing AIl styles. Small Sizes. Warranty Deeds RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. $S0’s. By appointment. 646 LOST - Last Friday evening Pleasant personable and program for adolescents or BOLTON Clothing and accessories. 389 Taylor Made Homes Inc. to Eugene Colson, property on ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO related work. Commitment to MAKE EXTRA MONEY 9380. No agents. around 6:00 at the Manchester capable typist wanted by of­ WEEKLY - Write To: A.A. Forbes Street, East Hartford. Bobby Drive, $22,500. ORDINANCE State Bank on Main Street. fice located in the affirmative action. Greater Please call 5662645. Hartford area. Begin work Boyer, 4429 Carpenter Ave., LAKEFRONT MANCHESTER - JUST Francie Smith to William A. Leonard and Helen J. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Man's charcoal raey plastic Manchester-Vernon area. N.Y. LISTED. Immaculate Lunch Box, with 'niermos and Please send resume to Box S. August 15th to September 1st. DINING ROOM SET - 5 Leonard, property at 19 Butler Road, $61,900. 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Hinng range $9,500 to $11,500. Owner seBim dream Colonial-Cape. Aluminum the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut, green cup, practically brand c/o Manchester Herald. FOR LEASE - Exxon Service siding, double insulation. For­ ebairs, table and buffet. Release of Lien new. Please call 649-7405, Equal opportunity employer. imme. Spacious 7 Refrigerator and stove. Call Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Glastonbury against on July 10, 1979 Send resume to: Girl Scouts, Station and Garage. Route 30, mal dining room. Garage. keep trying. Vernon, Used car license. Ap- room iirick front, split (Covered patio. $61,900. Pasek 6463107. Ingebord M. Packman. AMENDMENT TO TOWN ORDINANCE B- 74 Forest Street, Hartford, 06105. proximatley 15,000 gallons of Realtors, 2867475. Federal tax lien against Manchester Motor Sales, $5,- LOST - Small white Poodle, gas allocation. Call Dave, 876 ievoL Oorgeous water DELIVERING DARK LOAM 162 - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also 160.81. vicinity of Glastonbury Slate 0741 evenings 646-6502. view. 3 bedrooms, 2 SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, 2 BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Forest. Answers to name of NURSES AIDES - Part time sand, gravel and stone. 646 Eufc^ne R. Monlany Clifford Hassell Jr. Robin K. Hohs Bernard S. Apler Lis Pendens MAINTENANCE HELP all shifts. Excellent working baths, 3 bedrooms. Im­ Manchester that the Ordinance of the Town of Manchester, "Phebe.” Reward. Call after WANTED - South Windsor fuli baths, famiiy maculate condition. Heated 9504. George Acheson, Marcel Breton, William P. Leone, Connecticut, commonly known as the Country Club Lease, is 6 p.m., 643-1335. conditions. Pleasant at­ Board of Education has the mosphere. Apply in person: room, fireplace, garage, cast iron baseboard Paula A. Leone, George G. Acheson, George E. Acheson hereby amended as follows: * EDUCATION radiation. Blue stone VICTOR ELECTRIC following positions open: Manchester Manor Geriatric ADDING MACHINE. Very Business trustee, Robert Baeder, Robert Erskine, William Gartin, Section B(12) is hereby repealed and the following is substituted Maintener, "8^* Home, 385 West Center Street, modern eat-in fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ ly landscaped. Complete good condition. $30.00, Call Jerome Rosen, Robert W. White, Pamela R. Gran, thereof: housekeeping, and custodial. Manchester. 646-0129. P rfv a to InatrucUont Y8 after 5 p.m., 649-4090. Both full time and part time. Utchen, fomud diiiii^ recreation compound, 20x40 problems and possible solutions. Alfred A. Gran, Norman F. Lippucci, Stanley Best, corporate systems, applications, in­ (12) Will fix the fee for annual tickets in accordance with the Apply in person at Facility BOOKKEEPER - Part-time REMEDIAL READING and room. Finished gar­ in-ground pool. Cabana, Apter resides at Highwood Drive in Charles Brahm, Dexter H. Chaffee and ’Thomas Williams 7 P IE C E ITALIAN Vice President cluding wire transfer automation, following procedure. s m Service Department, 771 Main position. Approximately 20 math: individualized work age, beautifuiiy Maubu lights, flowered Aqua PROVINCIAL LIVING automated account analysis and elec­ Manchester. against Craig F. White, Manchester Professional Park The Lessee shall submit any request for consent by the Lessor Street, South Windsor. hours per week for program, (lst-8th grade) by slide, sundreUas, red privacy EAST HARTFORD - Eugene R. fence. 3 driveways plus much ROOM SET - Best offer. 646 Associates, Andrea S. White trustee, Mark J. Plante, to any proposed increase in the fee for annual tickets to the experienced individual with master’s degree teacher. 566 iandscaped treed iot, 1773. Keep trying. Montany has been promoted to vice tronic funds transfers. LAUNDRY APPLICATIONS more! Group I, Philbrick Joseph Licitra, Norma A. Licitra, Allan Hoffman, Lessor’s General Manager, in writing, no later than December knowledge of Payroll and 8075. president for strategic planning of Hassett is a graduate of the Com­ now being accepted for part big open sundecii Agency, 646-4200. Theresa Hoffman, Gregory Hoffman and Cathleen Ann 31st of the year immediately preceding the year for which the Sales fa x Returns, and SNOWBLOWER SEARS 22” 1 the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group puter Processing Institute and is Photo Teacher time, weekend, second shift. Bookkeeping through Trial RIDING LESSONS indoor f a ^ Lake. Garden Hoffman, property at 341 Broad St. proposed increase is requested. Said proposed increase shall be ★ a o G L Lolo-Lond For Solo 24 year old. For more informa- of United Technologies Corp. treasurer of the CBT Club Golf Please apply In person at Balance. Small office in the riding ring. Western stock lion call 649-7062. Ask for MANCHESTER - Joseph P. Building Permits limited to ten (10%) per cent increase, rounded to the nearest Meadows Convalescent Manchester area. Call 563- tooi house, idany A native of Malone, N.Y., Montany League. He lives in Manchester, seat, saddle seat and hunt Brian. Naylor, photographer, of 139 Diane Bari Construction Co. for Gail Morrissey, vinyl siding dollar, over the fee for annual tickets for the year next Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 8276. seat. All levels 2S8-SW17. extras too numerous grew up in Chester, Vt., and is a 1946 preceding the year for which the said increase is sought. Manchester. Drive has been selected for the se­ at 27 Quaker Road, $5,900. to mention. By ap­ SEWING MACHINE AND graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic cond year as an instructor at the Bartlett-Brainard Products Co. for E.F. Dwyer, The Lessor’s General Manager shall, with the approval of its LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - VOICE, PIANO Instructions. BY OWNER - Approximately CABINET - Excellent condi­ Institute with a degree in LEGAL SECRETARY - For Experienced in Commercial. Former faculty New York tion. $75. Call 643-8881. Safety Manager Winoa School of Photography in In­ aluminum siding at 52 Litchfield St., $3,800. Board of Directors, either grant or deny said proposed increase Manchester law office. pointment oniy. 6acre approved building lot. aeronautical engineering and no later than February tenth of the year for which proposed in­ Residential maintenance and Music and Art High School. Perc tested, engineer sur­ MANCHESTER - Robin K. Hohs diana, the only school in the country Peter P. DiRosa Jr., below-grade pool at 451 Vernon Experience preferred. Typing estimating. Benefits. Call 646 Professional Singer/Pianist. JOHNSON OUTBOARD 5t4 aerodynamics. crease is submitted. and steno required. Ample veyed. Ready to build. Brandy has been promoted to safety ad­ for a professional photographer to St., $5,600. 5421. 644-8597. OWNER, MOVING Street. Bolton. Call 742-6356, HP MOTOR - $200. White steel He began his career in 1946 as a improve his skills and learn new Robert Farrand for ’Thomas Walsh, roof and porch Section B( 13) is hereby repealed and the following is substituted parking at this centrally Patio Table, 4 chairs $50. Call research engineer with the Curtiss- ministration manager of Lydall located office. Send reply to techniques. repairs at 43 Ridge St., $5,500. in lieu thereof. RECEPTIONIST - Rockville GUITAR LESSONS - Roaf Ettoto Wanted 28 6467276 anytime. Wright Corp. airplane division, and Inc.’s Fiber Materials Group. Box SS c /o M anchester Oral Surgeon. Call 872-8575, Beginner through advanced. OUT-OF-STATE In her new position, Ms. Hohs will Naylor operated a studio in Robert Farrand for George Budd, roof at 18 Garth (13) Will permit Occasional Players who are residents of, or Herald. joined United Technologies at its for interview. All styles. Specializing in rock ALL CASH For your property, GE AIR CONDITIONER - 7.5 counsel divisions on safety programs Manchester and was chief Road, $1,250. taxpayers to, the Town of Manchester to have the right to use / jazz. 649-4M4. R e se a rc h C e n te r in 1950. He SECRETARY WANTED - within 24 hours. Avoid Red Amp. 7500 BTU. Good condi­ photographer for Bachrach Studios, Earl Moore for Frank Guinipero, pool at 47 Maple St., the golf course and clubhouse facilities by paying daily greens TELEVISION SERVICE - 646-4348 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes tion. $75.00 Call 643-6956 and practices. She will also be in­ Please call 742-7339 between transferred to Pratt & Whitney Air­ working in New York, Boston and $400, fees. The daily fee for such Occasional Players, for eighteen Qualified Technician needed Scfioofa-Cfaiaat 19 Corp. 6460131. anytime. volved with Workmen’s Compensa­ (18) holes, shall be Seven ($7.00) Dollars on weekdays and Nine the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., craft in 1952 as an analytical Hartford studios for 14 years. He Gorman Building for Roberta O’Connor, sign at 750 to work in area TV Sales i tion cases and programs. ($9.00) Dollars on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. Such Oc­ Andover Schools. Service Store. Excellent com- FOR THE BEST - Manchester engineer. Since then, he has held a presently is teaching photography at Main .St„ $200. number of increasingly more respon­ Ms. Hohs attended Manchester casional Players may play nine (9) holes at one-half (1/2) the any benefits, including Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 the Rhode Island School of Eugene W. Healy, shed at 118 Chambers St., $120. CLERK / TYPIST- ospitalization and paid pupils per teacher. FREE in­ sible positions in engineering, Community College and recently eighteen (18) hole free except when the course is crowded, E Photography and operates a business Stanley Lucas, wood stove at 52 Edward St., $350. Immediate full-time position vacations. Call 649-3406. troductory lesson with this ad. marketing, and planning. In 1976, he completed a Loss Control Manage­ which condition shall be determined by the Club. J posting and general office of home sittings and portraits as well Bidwell Home Improvements for Kay Holmstrom, Call 6466306, or 6463549. was named to his most recent posi­ ment Course sponsored by The Hart­ Hereafter, such daily fees shall be fixed in accordance wqh the duties. South Windsor loca­ SECRETARY / ford. She is a m em ber of the National as candid weddings. vinyl siding at 15 Alpine St., $2,200. tion. Write to: Box U, c/o tion as director of strategic planning. following procedure: RECEPTION-IST Intersting Safety Council and resides in Vernon. Bidwell Home Improvements for Paul Gruessner, vinyl Manchester Herald. and rewarding opportunity □ REAL ESTATE In addition to his duties as P&WA, The Lessee shall submit any proposed request for consent by L ydall Inc. is a $100 m illion siding at 93 Vernon St., $2,200. available in a Manchester Montany has been active in civic and the Lessee to any increase in the daily greens fees to the RECEPTIONIST FOR Medical Office. Applicant manufacturer of products for in­ John A. Partridge for Gordon Harmon, roof at 33 Pine community affairs in Manchester, Pioneer Results Lessor’s General Manager, in writing, no later than March 1st DOCTORS’ OFFICE IN must be neat and excellent Hontoo For Solo 23 dustry which include engineered Hill St., $850. of the year for which the proposed is requested. Said proposed ROCKVILLE - Monday, where he resides. He served on the typist and enjoy working with MANCHESTER - Pioneer Inter­ John A. Partridge for Helen Harmon, roof at 37 Pine increase shall be limited to a ten (10%) per cent increase, Tuesday and Friday, 12 to 6. the public. Bookkeeping BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot Republican Town Committee and on fiber materials; metal, plastic, national Corp. developer and Hill St., $700. rounded to the nearest fifty (.50) cents, over the daily fee in Send resume to Box TT, c/o backhand helpful. Hours are frontage main highway. a variety of town boards and panels. elastomeric and fiver components; Excellent 8 Room House, plus Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to i-86 manufacturer of parachutes and Paul J. Gibson, roof at 31 Santina Drive, $500. effect for the year next preceding the year for which said in­ Kbnehester Herald. 9 to 5, Monday through Montany served in the U.S. Naval specialized packaging and material­ several buildings. Zoned aerodynamic delivery and recovery Richard S. Burnett for R. ’Tweedie, siding at 91 W. crease is sought. Friday. Salary commensurate and UConn. Reserve as an Ensign during the Se­ handling systems. with experience. Reply with Commercial. Owner financing systems, has announced results of Center St., $2,000. The Lessor’s General Manager shall, with the approval of its available. Frank Mott, cond World War. He is a Connecticut business and personal operations for the six-month period Vandella Corp. for Frank Tomaiuolo, siding at 97 Board of Directors, either grant or deny said proposed increase references to Manchester Broker, 6465658. Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres of privacy, each willi it 's registered professional engineer. Associate Board EXPERIENCED ASSISTANT ended June 2, 1979. Hilltop Drive, $3,000. no later than April tenth of the year for which the proposed in­ MANAGER NEEDED - Must Herald, c/o Box X. own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, MANCHESTER - Bernard S. Sales for the first six months of Joseph A. Prignano, pool at 384 Bush Hill Road, $1,350. crease is submitted. be over 18. Apply in person COVENTRY dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk 1979 increased to $9,796,(KI0 from $8,- ’This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publica­ only: My store for Levis, HOME HEALTH AIDES - Elected at CBT Apter, president of Regal Men’s Shop Jacob Sutter for Judith Sutter, tool shed at 38 S. Provide personal care to peo­ No Caali Down To Votsi 815,000 in the prior year. tion in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after MLanchester Parkade. out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full b;ilhs HARTFORD - Clifford Hassett of Manchester and Petlucks of Hawthorne St., $200. ple in their homes. Home 74h%.30yoar Springfield, Mass,, has been ap­ Income before extraordinary gain Jane E. Miller, skylights at 321 Keeney St., $500. this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less health aide certification or mortugo por with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available in Jr., assistant treasurer in the Com­ than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as determined BABYSITTER WANTED- pointed to the Manchester Associate amounted to $931,000, equivalent to General Sign and Light for Hillman Kohan Vision nurses aide training basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. puter Planning Department of the from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not , Bentley School area. Summer CHMIlogs. 54 cents per common share, as Center, signs at 334C Broad St. ' 8 to 5, after school in fall till 5. referred. Training provided Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., Board of the Connecticut Bank and been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a ' needed. Flexibility in hours. 1 acre plot. New Raised against $678,000 in 1978, when an Must be reliable. Single 8 Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family Come See Our “COUNTRY WITH •CONVENIENCK" living. has been elected an assistant vice Trust Co. Peter Vitols, tool shed at 135 Delmont St., $600. special Town election. Must have own transporta­ The associate board counsels in the extraordinary gain of $281,000 or 15 Eastern Roofing Corp. for St, James Church, roof al working mother needs help! room, 2 car garage. $59,- Married Couples preferred. No Pets From ’220.00 month. Set in iiy president. Elizabeth J. Intagliata 643-7M, after 5 p.m. tion. Mileage paid. For cents per common share was further information call 900. Hurry, this won’t last I H assett joined CBT in 1973 as a supervision and management of the 896 Main St., $19,000. Secretary required. realized by reason of availability of Harold Parent for Mark Tobin, roof at 31 Green Hill St., Manchester Public Health senior pro^ammer and assumed his bank’s activitites in the Manchester Board of Directors EXPERIENCED Call 742-6412 tax loss carry forwards increasing TRACTOR/TRAILER Nursing Association, 647-1481. present position in 1976. He is area, ’The board also aids the bank in $525. Manchester, Connecticut Monday through Friday, 8AM FUMREjlLTY developing new business by keeping net income in 1978 to $959,000 or 53 John R. Beckman, shed at 63 McKee St., $1,850. DRIVER - Must be mature for an appointment presently responsible for the Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 11th day of Julv 1979 person with stable work to 4:3l)PM. An equal oppr- CBT management informed of local cents per common share. Guy Lagasse, wood stove at 94 Bush Hill Road, $800. 029- 7 tunity affirmative action development and maintenance of all record. Steady work, good 646-5200 , .,1.1,1 M iiiiaofoiriflft-iinnir r ii ...... ****** benefits. Call 649-4523. employer. ■ EVENING HERALD, Thura., July 12,1979 ACROSS (abbr.) Paanuta — Charlaa M. Bchufi PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING H ERA LJlJTlursJuJyJ2, 1979_ Frank and ErnM 1 Largs coiitalnsr m e m o r ia l N0,M>^flARBITSAREAT 4 Fraihwatsr ITS THE ACE DOWN THE0ARBERS'PICNIC...>IES .fish ^yTls) H0SPITAL';..m(Xi)Na('5 BUSINESS & SERVICE Dear Abby l U TELL THEM ,.H0li) LONS 8 Contemporary r - 1 Burrowing IN THE HOSPITAL! painter animal h)IU.HE8EINTHE HOSPITAL?. 12 Lyric poem , y : - X 2 Cooling drinks By Abigail Van Buren 13 Parodied ^HE e^TDSETlim? 3 Subject n ti 14 NIgsrian 4 Type of pay i tribesman 5 Echo 16 River in the BEHIW) 6 Small coin Netherlands DEAR ABBY: I am an old fogy (60). but with the changing > Auto failure 16 Longs |sl.) times I thihk we should change some of our customs. 8 Journals Y kVEM CAR 17 African Illy 26 Egyptian deity 45 Currant style When I was young, lovers had a courtship, then were mar­ 9 Wall-skilled 18 Chsmicsl 27 Constellation 47 East Indian ried, after which they went on a honeymoon. Then they 10 Bird Building Contracting 33 DIE SELL compound 28 Deteriorates pepper plant 3f Ptinting-Paptrtng 32 returned to set up housekeeping. 11 Phrase of uu- Sarv/cu Otftnd 31 Strvicu Offered 20 Earthly 4 9 Lean Now the order is backwards. They go off on a honeymoon ilmstandin'g (2 30 Saihng LEON CIESZYNSKI T>I«i« 4 ■u s . PrIscUla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Front 50 Lawyer's WILL CLEAN CELLARS. At­ PAINTING DONE BY fETst. If they still like each other, they decide to live wds.) maneuver C4M TREE SERVICE ■ FYee BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ TELL HER TO CO 24 Jacob's first 31 Russian river patron saint estimates, discount senior tics and haul away scrap iron. EXPERIENCED PAINTER - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• together. If that works, they get married, and friends and HOLLYHOCK IS KEEPING ^ I'P SAY SHE SHE WANTS TO JCXT 19 Day before a Quality work at reasonable ditions, Remodeling, Rec VeXI BOCK TO REALfTV IT WITHOUT THE wife 32 Dole 51 Chirp citizens. Company FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- OWCM-SlorM lor Ront 55 relatives are expected to provide them with wedding gifts. ME FROM BOUNCING A WAS A GOOP 25 Steelworker feast prices. Free estimates. Call Rooms, Garages, Kitchens ANP LEAP SOU AWAV KARATE CHOP ANP 35 Nobody 52 Tough Manchester-owned and 3234. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath In my day, wedld son 22 Z3 24 remodeling specialist. Au­ Manchester. Saturday, ail any m is­ TAG SALE - Big Sale! Satur­ cold trucking.Loam for sale. I^wn Porches & Paneiing. Very live above a retired couple who sit home 24 hours a day. We 46 Young social- ■ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, day. cellaneous items! Thursday day July 14th. £ Sunday July 25 26 27 z. 29 30 31 32 service. No job too big or PiMIng-Ptparing 32 built-ins, bathrooms, Reasonabie Prices! Caii PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS July 12th. through Sunday July ISth., 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. are not the kind of people who have wild parties. In fact, the ite.for short ■ small. 568-8522. kitchens, 649-3446, evenings between 7-9 p.m., OFFICE BUILDING - Ap­ 15th., 9 to 4. 11 Dean Ehive , Machinist tools, mis­ last party I had was two years ago, and they were all older CaptaTn Eaay — Crooka ft Lawranca 48 Historic 33 36 PAINTING - Interior and 568-5556. proximately 2600 square feet, TAG SALE - Saturday, July Bolton. cellaneous household Hems. relatives. THAT’S WHAT I TBLAZESt THAT’S '' period ■ exterior, paperhanging, IF ’/A PON'T KNOW WHO I AMi 49 Aged 37 CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. with ample parking. Close to 14th, 10-3. Three families. Lots of everything! 220 Weil, the man below started to complain about our WHO ARE y o u v QUST SOT PONE JABOOP OUESTIOM I BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. excellent work references. Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. tioofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 center, hospital and new court 53 Draw forth ■ Fireplaces, concrete. Small secretary desk, expan­ Hollister Drive, East Hart­ ’’noisiness" a week after we moved in. He would bang on his 42 45 Free estimates. Fully in­ Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. building. For info, call 568- dable play yard, love car seat, TAG SALE - Few antiques, ford. 57 Avow Chimney repairs. No job too sured. Martin Matson, 649- BIDWELL HOME Improve­ ceiling with a broom handle when I’d shut my cupboard ■ 7658, or 871-0401. much more. 82 Oxford Street, sofa, 20-inch fan, bathroom door, walk in my kitchen with shoes on, or slam, the 58 Whisk 48 TT small Save! Call 644-8356 for 4431. ment Co. Expert installation lay an 60 Not boastful TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY (off West Middle Turnpike). sink, odds and ends. July 13th refrigerator door. ■ estimates. of aluminum siding gutters MANCHESTER - Retail, Sunday 10 to 5,66 East Mlddli 61 Waver 4» SO 51 52 1 S3 54 55 56 Carpentry and general con­ 4i 14th. 60 Henry Street. To top it off, my husband and I were walking out to our tracting. Residential and and trim. Roofing installation storage and/or manufacturing Turnpike. Tools, household 62 Energy ■ and repairs 649^95, 871-2323. car and this man came at my husband with a pocketknife 57 56 59 60 QUALITY PAINTING and commercial. Whether it be a space. 2,000 sq.ft, to 50,000 TAG SALE - July 13th. & items, appliances. agency (abbr.) ATTEimON HOMEOWKRS!!! Paper Hanging by Willis small repair job, a custom sq.ft. Very reasonable. TAG SALE - Saturday It saying we had kept him up until 2 a.m. (We never stay up 63 Audience 62 63 SPECIALIZING cleaning and 14th., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Many 61 Quality Retinishing Schultz. Fully insured built home or anything in Brokers protected. Call items, including Pine Trestle Sunday July 14th. 15th — Also 6 FAMILY TAG SALE - July past midnight.) „ . „ . 64 Perceive references. 649-4343. repairing chimneys, roofs, 13, 14, 15, 10 to 4. 552 Forbei I think this man must be off balance. Our landlord agrees 65 Jump 65 66 between, call 646-1379,. Heyman Properties, 1-226- Table. 17 Lyman Road, 21st. £ 22nd. 38 Ensign Street, 64 >1 CABINETS. COUNTERS, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1206. East Hartford 10 to4. Street, East Hartford. 66 Female saint WOODWORK A FLOORS Bolton, off Route 85. 646-2503. with us. Any suggestions? M C IN N Y CARPENTRY & MASONRY - years Experience. Howley, (NEWSFAMR ENTERPRISE ASSN | HOMES - APARTMENTS A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Additions and Remodeling. 643-5361. Wanted to Rant 57 II DEAR M.C.: Y ew Mighber has already brakea the law s,*w'-rfJCtJ CANAUVM^OIS r WCNDS? IF HE STAR to work for you! Phone dolls, ooats, trucks, etc. pre- 1285 anytime. FOR PARTS; 1969 C he^ Im- CAMPER - 22 feet. Complete­ 10 AatrcHlraph, P.O. Box 489, Unorthodox ways ol looking at TELL-WHBQ-tOU WASTR^NETD 643-2711. 1950. 568-0925. MALE ROOMMATE - Late pala 327. Needs Timing ( ^ in . ly self-contained. Sleeps L 23,- Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. things today make you clever, -rHEY/AUl- THO-AIEOOWETHIN?? 20s to share apartment in 1969 ROVER 2000 SC- 55,000 New Electrical, Snows, Fron- quick-witted and extremely RUN INTO , 000 miles. Great condition. Be sure lo specify birih lime. PB^RL£WHC^/E H A V E R JkT htanchester. Please call 643- miles. $1800, 4-Door Sedan. GREMLIN 1974 - Runs well. tend. $65 or B.O. 646-2028, ask LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're entertaining. Is It any wonder Automatic. Call 649-4381 Bet­ Asking $9900. Call 648-3342, NOSES. 0811. $1000. Please call 742-9514. for John. afternoons. not about to be dragged Into you’re so popular? DfOAiCfREEP sy; 643-5150 Willy De. socializing with anybody not ol A R IE S (March 21-Aprll II ) WITH A4E... □ RENTALS ATTRACTIVELY PANELED your choosing today. You have There’s a good chance you will CUTE TIGER KITTENS need - 2- and 3-room apartments. very definite likes and dislikes have the opportunity to mix a new home. For FREE kitten, Stove, refrigerator, heat. little business with your social Rooms for Rent 52 and will express them. call after 6 p.m. 643-4559. Adults, references, no pets. Come and see our 6- and 8-passenger PACESETTERS VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Gel­ alairs today. Don’t get caught $195 - $205. 646-3167, 228-3540. off-guard, however, and reveal THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ ling out ol the house and TORTOISE, YELLOW-FOOT, mingling with stimulating com­ something you shouldn’t. 15-year-old female. 646-6005. trally located. Downtown ANDOVER - 3 room furnished TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) An Manchester. Kitchen pany is a must for you today. Make arrangements to do just Invitation lo accompany a PKH FREE PUPPIES! Lovable, privileges. Call 649-2358. ottauJ ROOMYO-AND S-PASSENGER WAGONSI that. group you don’t normally soci­ 7-1?- playful and irresistible! alize with may be extended to 53 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Mother Irish Setter and Apartments For Rent FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Through extra effort a llllle you today. You’ll have a won­ Father Shepherd, 6 weeks old. - First floor. Mature adults. derful time If yeu go. LOOKING for anything in real windfall could come your way Short Rib* — Frank Hill 646-4581. No pets. Security and GEMINI (May 21-Ju im 28) A estate rental - apartments, today. The people who can references. Call mornings or make this possible have no­ little dlsaatlsfiction with the OUR SHERIFF IS A> W H 't' H E FREE - OWNER MOVING. liomes, multiple dwellings? routine Isn’t bad II you do No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate after 4 p.m., 649-1265. ticed you. P IN E M A N - E V E N K ’ Must find good home for dog. ...FBOM THE W AGONM ASnRt SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) something productive about It. ^ n Setter-Retriever, 2 years old, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. THREE ROOMS ON TWO This could be a fun and exciting Take the Initiative to change 0 9 m m spayed female. Needs exer­ BUSLINES - Appliances, day because of all the unex­ what you don’t like. cise area. 643-0333. APARTMENT and HOUSES parking. No pets. $170 plus pected attention that comes INEW8PAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ security. 646-3494. Evenings, tals in all Areas, Prices and 649-4742. Barry’a World - Jim Barry Mualcal Instruments Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stoffal 236-5646, Small Fee. FREE CASE with all 1/2 MANCHESTER FURNISHED - Two-Room Ef­ price Guitars with this ad. 454 MAIN STREET- Second Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, ficiency. All utilities. Quiet floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ location. $200 plus security. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til ment. No appliances, no pets. 9 p.m. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 Call 646-0758 after 6 p.m. to 5. TROMBONE- In excellent Hornet for Rant condition. Buescher, with MANCHESTER - Main SPACIOUS THREE . WOtfT FIND GRUB LIKE VEK . oversized case. $250. Call 649- Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, 7085 anytime. BEDROOM HOUSE with ANYWHERE IN THE 5EVEN S iM f i hot water, appliances. No fireplace, 2% baths and lots ffiSH. HOOPLC! 1HE iDNLY PRDBf' pets. Parking. Security. 523- more. (368-3). Rental W IU BE 07NVINCIN'MY BUPD VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. 7047. Excellent condition. $90.00. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. THEY 0U#T WON’T BELIEVE Call 643-4762. HOW 600V A P P L E P IE bi'lielit the little ones 474 MAIN STREET - Second THREE BEDROOM - 2 with these .soft and cud­ floor. 3 room heated apart­ C A N _ | e BECAUiE THEY children. No pets. Will give NEVER TASTED HOURS I dly ducklings made of OBERHEIM SYNTHESIZER ment. No appliances, no pets. 1979 LTD WAGON 5.0 liter (302 CID) V-8 • Automatic tranamhalon • Power terry cloth or bright cal­ - KEYBOARD - $1000. Will be Security, tenant insurance references. Need by August ico and felt. home between 10AM & 4PM. 1st. Call 649-5434 an^ime. brakes • Power eteering e Steel-belted radlel ply llree e 3- required. $225/monthly. Call Way Magic Doorgate with power window, AM/FM radio, No. 2466 has pattern 649-7845. 646-2426 from 9 - 5. pieces: directions. THREE BEDROOM HOUSE - FROM A S SHOWN bumper guards, clock, power lock group, elr conditioner, TO OODEt, kH si .00 lor eicli Boala-Acceaaorlea Prefer rural setting, within 10 <6750? R/W defroster, tinted glase, paint etrlpee. Stk #9246. •ttlini ploi 3S0 lor paittfi ino ATTRACTIVELY PANELED ‘Taxes, title, transportationexcluded. fttaillai. miles of Manchester center. - Carpeted 4 room apartment. By 3 mature adults. 647-1708 •SHE CSeOT 1974 FURY - 16%-foot Stove, refrigerator. Adults, c/l UMtHto iM f IlnlU fiberglass, tilt trailer, with alter 5 p.m. — 8 to 4:30, 646- list In. tl Immcti references, no pets, $205. 646- to l«V T IMM 1975 55-horsepower outboard 3167, 228-3540. 3800, Ext. 55. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Buy or lease an LTD PACESETTER from... frlat toM, Sddresi wilt) ZIP Also 50 horse Johnson out­ EAST HARTFORD - 4 rooms. Offices-Sloret for Rent CODE mi ttrle Number. board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- 1979AI.BUM with a 32-page first floor. Prefer quiet, non­ 9550. smoking, married, middle MANCHESTER - Main Street “Gift Section" with full modern office available. 400 directions. Price . . . $2.00 aged working couple. 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT References, lease, security sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call auo TNESE BOOXS >I II.IS EICH CENTER CONSOLE- With 646-2469 or 646-2755. U. S-TIt-lUt •IIBOH OUILTS. required, 568-9018, Catakf ilitoe Mnip nuts. 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. M. t-IIT-SSIlTS ON PtUDE. Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, sncltot Hr ilitMi Billti. built in 40 gallon gas tank, N*. S-ltS-SStMHOTNER't FUI». ZS SBIITI. IS fiKlutlai qallU. extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has to %lll-UtllU'S FlyOUTE new bottom paint, and is in trsiim. A btaiaiHi ui«uiw water. Bought larger boat.

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