21 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct B. 1980 Interest in political Americana parallels campaign Portions of the collection including 19th Thursday through Sunday. WEST HARTFORD- Interest in the College of Education and Allied Services In recent months, Sullivan has appeared University of Hartford's DeWitt Collec­ and curator of the collection, has century political cartoons and statuary, are on display in the National^ Portrait as a guest on radio talk shows emanating tion of political Americana apparently is appeared as guest speaker three times in Galley at the Smithsonian Institution in from Billings, Mont.j Boston, Chicago, paralleling that in the increasingly three states, “Right now enthusiasm and interest in Washington, D.C. Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle. Manrlipatpr frenetic political campaigns this fall. Dr. Sullivan, of Suffield, is author of political Americana is very intense,” A part of the collection will be exhibited Edmund Sullivan, professor of at the Stonington Community Center, “Collecting Political Americana.” educational philosophy in the University's Sullivan said. Clear TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE Clear and cold tonight. WEATHER Details on page 2. J Carter gains 5 HOUR SALE Vol. C, No. 6 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, October 9, 1980 YOUR HOMETOirN ISEWSRAPER • Since 1881 • 20(i in Virginia LOOK FOR OUR AD No third arrest RICHMOND’(UPl) — President Carter is gaining on Ronald Reagan in the only southern state he lost in 1976, IN TOMORROW’S and experienced politicians say the race is so close that Virginia could go either way. A recent newspaper poll shows Reagan leading Carter HERALD 40 percent to 34 percent, with independent John Anderson receiving 8 percent. Another 18 percent are either un­ Tremendous savings on all Television and Appliances. due in bombing decided or state no preference. Check Thursday’s Herald for details . . . But the Richmond Times Dispatch telephone survey of than as a fellow suspect, Lannan in­ Both teen-agers have been charged 519 registered voters statewide Sept. 17-23 had a margin By MARTIN KEARNS I Herald Reporter dicated. with first degree arson and face of error of 4 points, plus or minus. This means Reagan Bailey today avoided comments on possible life sentences for attacking could have been ahead by up to 14 points or trailing by MANCHESTER— Police will not why a third arrest would not be a residence. Following arraignment, two points. seek the arrest of a third suspect in sought. Instead, the state’s attorney the two were transported to the Hart­ Polls by the GOP and Democrats show Reagan leading, MANCHF-STVR last week's firebombing of a black said only that a warrant for an ad­ ford Correctional Center to await an but they also show Carter gaining and point to enough un­ 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. family's home. Chief Robert Lannan ditional arrest had not been Oct. 28 indictment on the arson decided voters to swing the election. An August MANCHESTER disclosed today. presented by Manchester Police. charges. Republican poll showed Reagan leading by 12 points in Ike (Next to Stop & Shop) Lannan yesterday had called a Bonds were set Wednesday for two Bailey said the indictment would Virginia. third arrest imminent, saying a white youths being held by police in set a time for a hearing before a Carter's and Reagan's campaign chiefs in Virginia are warrant might be issued today. connection with last week’s firebom­ grand jury. planning accordingly. 9 bing. While referring to the state Bill Romjue, state director of the Carter campaign, Charles N. Metheny, the 18-year- procedure as lengthy — due to the But after meeting this morning , » I' -H,;’'■ •*<»/’ said, "It's close and we're gaining. We plan to-go to our , with an agent for the Hartford old West Virginian accused of number of cases before the courts — strengths, the traditional Democratic voting areas. District State's Attorney’s office, throwing a firebomb into a local Bailey suggested federal prosecutors We're going to hit Reagan hard on his statements and his Lannan reversed that statement. family's home, was held on $100,000 could take action before the state. record." Lannan said the decision of State’s bond. Federal courts have fewer Bob Hausenfluck, Reagan's state director, said "If Attorney John N. Bailey Jr. to Eugene R. Gilliland Jr., 17, whom criminal cases before them, Bailey we're just six points ahead, then we need to do a little withhold the third arrest appeared to Metheny had been visiting at his said. In addition, the feds can order a % more work at the grassroots level. We want to pull in the be a prosecution strategy. A third parent's Manchester home, was held suspect’s appearance before a grand independents and unhappy Democrats. Carter was an un­ party, appearing before the court on $80,000 bond for his involvement in jury, while the corresponding state known in 1976, but he's known now and that should help would be more credible as a‘'witness the incident. procedure is more lengthy. us." State's attorneys had asked that Both sides will woo what seems to be a big chunk of un­ both youths be held on $200,000 bond. Two bikini-clad women sun-bathe on the decided or independent voters in the contest for Manchester police, on the other of the gulf. According to Israeli reports, Virginia's 12 electoral votes. The Times-Dispatch poll m Israeli side of the Gulf of Aqaba while several about 36 freighters have docked at Aqaba hand, had requested $100,000 bonds showed 50 percent of the respondents identified for each suspect. freighters wait their turn to be unloaded at with relief supplies and weapons destined for themselves as independents or without party affiliation. Gerald Klein, who was appointed the Jordanian part of Aqaba on the other side Iraq in the past two days. (UPI,photo) Carter only lost Virginia to Gerald Ford in 1976 by by the judge to represent Gilliland, about 22,000 votes, and many of them came from asked the bond be lowered to $35,000, Northern Virginia, a major battleground in any Virginia the amount of real estate equity election. Reagan and Carter forces believe the key to vic­ available to his client's parents. tory in the area is the region's high concentration of Klein said the affidavit authorizing federal employees, BOLD Iran to bring case the arrests says Metheny threw the Romjue said federal employees will vote for Carter Sale Today thru Tuesday, October 14. molotov cocktail into the home. because he's known — he's been their boss for four years. Although the allegations involve Hausenfluck said they will vote for Reagan because his Gilliland in conspiracy to commit the ideas about cutting M eral spending would allow federal ^ T crime, they also have him 75 feet employees to do their jobs “more efficiently — they're to Security Council away from Metheny when he threw taxpayers, too,” were wounded in Wednesday night's the bomb, Klein argued. BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) - Iranian revolutionary and Moslem coun­ The heart of Democratic strength lies in the Iraqi missile attack on Dizful and the The judge, however, sided with Prime Minister Mohammed Ali tries" to give a detailed explanation southeastern labor, military and farm areas and the city’s air force base. It said many Roslta Creamer, deputy assistant Rajai said Iran hopes to put its case of Iran’s stand on the war “to coun­ southwestern coalfields of Virginia. The Republicans’ state's attorney general, who con­ tries whose hearts are with us and houses were destroyed and four strength is up the middle of the state, from the farmland against Iraq before the U.N, Security ','giant rockets” were used in the at­ tended Gilliland was a principal Council and Iran announced that 60 have appreciated our Islamic bordering North Carolina through Richmond's financial suspect in the case. Bond was set at Revolution." He gave no date for the tack belt and northwest into the Sheandoah Valley. people were killed and 300 wounded The communique warned there $80,000. in>an Iraqi missile attack on the city mission and did not name the coun­ In the middle of the usual partisan charges is an issue was a probability of more missile at­ Cornelius Shea, assistant state's of Dizful. tries to be visited. many Virginians care about because it is a major in­ tacks and urged the people of Dizful attorney general, said Metheny's ef­ Rajai, in an interview on Tehran Rajai conceded that some foreign dustry in the state: defense. Gillette to use air raid shelters. It said the TRACIE forts to leave the state might have Radio Wednesday night, did not give nations had urged Iran to accept a The world’s largest Navy base is in Norfolk. The New­ long-range rockets were launched CARTRIDGES led to his higher bond ($100,0001. any date when Iran would appear cease-fire and said the United States port News Shipbuilding Co., the state's largest private Metheny was arrested early and the Soviet Union, which he from the Iraqi border, and that the employer, last week won a $1.2 billion contract for the S's WITH FREE RAZOR WALDORF before the Security Council, which Wednesday as he attempted to leave has passed a resolution urging both alluded to as "two great super­ rockets had a range of 35 miles. Diz­ Navy's newest nuclear aircraft carrier. It was the largest BATHROOM TISSUE the state on a Greyhound bus bound powers” had made contacts with ful is more than 35 miles inside Iran. single contract in Navy history. combattants to "refrain" from for West Virginia. fighting. Iran vowed at the time to Iran "through various channels" and Fighting was reported on several T V ginia has more than a dozen other major military 4 ROLL PACK Gilliland was arrested later that urged it to abandon its policy of not fronts along the Iraqiran bordei: as posts, and many of the federal employees in the Northern fight on. morning outside his parents home on “ We have attended the U.N. tilting to either the East or West the war entered its 19th day today, Virgina suburbs outside Washington are defense people. 1 with each side still claiming the tide Oliver Road. General Assembly, we have sent our blocs. '■} - "Led into cruiser Although no injuries resulted from representatives to explain our case," Rajai was scathing of the appeals of battle was in its favor. last week's bombing, the state Rajai said, and then referring to the and contacts. He said those nations MKnJINirIvM Jordan, ignoring U.S. wanwgs not Eugene R. Gilliland Jr. of Oliver Road, Manchester is led argued neither suspect could be U.N. Security Council meeting, Rajai appealing for a cease-fire paid no Senate race to get involved, increased i(s aid to Wednesday into a police cruiser for transportation to Superior credited with that twist of fate. said: “God willing, we shall attend attention to Iran’s position and only Iraq and official Israeli sources said . t : m Creamer said. there as well. Our position must be urged Tehran to “stop the war so that Court. The firebombing suspect was held on $80,000 on charges military supplies destined for Iraq Damage to Bruce Meggett and stated.” we can sit down and negotiate.” of first degree arson in connection with last week’s bombing of were being unloaded at the Jordanian tops Georgia Lucinda Harris’s home at II Brent The premier said Iran would soon An Iranian military communique a black family’s home. (Herald photo by Lavallee) Red Sea port of Aqaba. Road was estimated at $7,800. send a high-ranking mission "to said 60 people were killed and 300 ATLANTA (UPI) — Six years ago, Herman Talmadge. was so powerful in Georgia that Jimmy Carter decided he had a better chance for the presidency than against Talmadge for the Senate seat he has held nearly two- MAXI dozen years. COLOGNE Affidavit would satisfy town in Siebold case This year, the Senate's formal rebuke of Talmadge's BY MAX FACTOR ting statements surrounding the Siebold admitted his early He turned the meeting's focus from personal and political finances brought three serious 1.9 OZ By MARY KITZMANN explaining, "sometimes the way you Sylvester, agreed the meetings have Democratic challengers into the race and forced him into Herald Reporter California's tour group's use of the statements sounded like they (the answer a question is different from become very acrimonious. But Siebold to the his relations with the the first primary runoff of a political career that has oc­ Y’. The commission later closed the group) paid six or seven years. They what you thought." Janenda disagreed, saying the commission. Maybe we should work cupied almost half his 67 years. MANCHESTER - The town ad­ meeting, going into executive ses­ haven't; that’s all I can say." "I told Mel what I thought the tape responsibility of the commission was it out to a position where the board is 9 9 9 sion. by a 3-2 vote. The commission questioned effective working with Mel," he said. This weekend. Talmadge takes his re-election cam­ ^ ■ $ 5 .5 0 Value ministration could close its in­ of the meeting said and he didn't to delve into these questions. paign back where he left off in the primaries and begins a vestigation of Melvin Siebold, Plain talk, erupting into heated another statement by Siebold that he believe it. He listened to the tape (of Dorothy Brindamour, com­ The request for the affidavit to recreation director, upon receipt of a words, characterized the 45-minute discussed with Ernie Tureck. former the meeting) in shock." missioner, said “If Mel doesn't like finalize the various accounts of the five week marathon against an aggressive former state WILKINSON Republican Party chairman who is running his first - I0 IEX sworn affidavit. public meeting in the town park supervisor, the payment and Weiss also admitted for the first the idea of reporting, he should go charges to Valley Studdnt Tours statewide race. STAINLESS STEEL manager's office. Although minutes arrived at a figurqof $1, Tureck later time he was consulted about the ren­ into a private business. "Then he came in the executive session. L K H T U n The Advisory Park and Recreation Georgia politics this year has been dominated by the are usually kept of commission said he didn't rerhember the disiius- tal arrangements. He said Siebold could do as he pleases." Commissioners noted today the ad­ nm iuNEis BLADES 5's Commission concluded its investiga­ Talmadge comeback from personal embarassments of meetings, none were taken. Weiss sion. Siebold said Wednesday he asked him when the tour first came, Mrs. Brindamour and the commis­ visory capacity of the board and said, alcoholism and a bitter divorce, complicated by the Ra.ADEW.3irt tion into Siebold's activities said minutes were not required. never specifically arrived at a figure and Weiss gave permission to allow sion also criticised what their role although It wasn't discussed, they Senate vote denouncing his financial mismanagement as Wednesday with the request for the The records of an earlier commis­ with Tureck, but asked him what their stay. However, he didn’t has become. I don’t like the ide'a of could not recommend a resignation. "reprehensible. " affidavit from Valley Student Tours. sion meeting sparked the controver­ costs the tour group might entail. remember the conversation until the always taking administrative ac­ They gave Weiss this responsibility. Carter's re-election campaign in his home state has Commissioners said today further sy surrounding Siebold. Last week he Pressed or how the final charge, 50 controversy erupted and ".Mel tion, " she said. "I'm sick of it. These Weiss said he would consider it if consisted of a couple of musical fund raisers by Willie action would have to be taken by told the commission the tour group, cents per student, was formulated, refreshed my memory. " things should be settled right here," there were evidence of impropriety, Nelson and Jimmy Buffet, sandwiched around the Town Manager Robert Weiss. owned by a longtime friend, paid in Siebold replied he "pulled it from his This prompted John DiDonato to she said patting the manager’s con­ but that the affidavit, verifying president's lone trip home to raise a half-million dollars Weiss said today he would be each of the six years it stayed over­ head." wonder why "a lot of stories are so ference table. Siebold's explanation, would be at a north Atlanta barbecue and reception. satisfied as to Siebold's integrity if night at the ‘Y’. But a week later, in a Commission Chairman Joel Janan- inconsistent." There was no response from Weiss. satisfactory While courting disaffected Democrats in neighboring DURACELL the affidavit verifies that the group confidential memo, he explained da defined the problem facing the Siebold said part of the problem 9 states. Ronald Reagan has virtually conceded t^ r g ia 's AABAUERIES mfTUOE TAKIMO paid only in I960 for use of the Com­ "1980 is the first year we received commission as "what you're saying was the commission, which "had to munity Y, although it used the 'Y' for revenue.” is different from what you told us. 12 electoral votes to Carter — although wealthy 4 PACK have every little detail be exactly Republicans and conservative businessmen have raised six years. Weiss said the possibility One of the owners said the group Why didn't you say at the meeting perfect.” money for independent advertising in Texas. Illinois and of Siebold's resignation was never paid each year, according to news ac­ what happened? Saying the figure "I feel like I’m on trial during the Florida for the pro-Reagan “Americans for an Effective discussed in the executive session counts. This was later denied, and a came from the top of your head is meetings," he said. "I hate going to yesterday. thursdoy. Presidency" organization. telegram sent to the commissioner different. You also said the group those meetings. I hate it. I wish I Talmadge,! elected governor twice and senator four The advisory commission called which said the group only paid in paid every year.” didn’t have to go." In sports On humanism the special session to explore conflic­ 1980, a charge of 50 cents per student. times, was accustomed to rolling over token opposition Weiss smoothed the meeting. Another commissioner, Joseph Royals surprise Yankees and A Manchester minister seeks to every few years and perpetuating the dynasty his father...... Astros square playoff series with .shed some light on the background Gene, built in four terms as governor in the Depression Phillies .. Billy Martin lauds Larry of Humanism and its sudden and war years. Gura ... I*a|ze Hi. emergence as an issue. His guc.st After his divorce produced testimony of an old overcoat Manchester holds Blast Hartford commentary appears on today's stuffed with unreported cash contributions, and a former Lithuanian wins Nobel Prime Opinion page. Page I. without shot on goal in 1-0 win ... aide told the Senate Ethics Committee 'Talmadge had Vi|

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EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 9, 1980 - 3 1 - EVENING H EH ALI). Thurs.. Oct 9. 1980 Directors can do nothing more for Joe Diminico MANCHESTER - In the case of The senior citizens believed he merit examinations for the program did not believe it could waive the petitive testing.” the job, but with a different title. Mpclote_ Joseph Diminico, the Board of Direc­ should be offered a job of program director had been given. But the ad­ qualification requirement. Asked where the wishes of the Stephen Werber, personnel direc­ tors can do nothing riiore. Mayor director, which calls for a bachelor's ministration decided not to fill the "The qualifications requirements electorate began, and adherance to tor, said yesterday the job descrip­ "homosexual tendencies" but does not consider himself a Carter planned to leave today for Tennessee, North Fire burning unchecked Stephen Penny said yesterday. degree or five years experience, and position. are the minimum sought,” he said. administrative rules stopped. Penny Carolina and Florida on an unusual overnight campaign ^ tion of activities speciaiist fit Trenton teachers arrested homosexual. Penny said although the wishes of pays $12,652 to $13,717. “If we were to hire a program “We would not hire anyone who was replied the hiring procedure is to in­ trip. JUNEAU, Alaska (U P I)-T he Coast Guard is allowing sure fairness. He reiterated if a Diminico’s duties more aptly than Kiphteen striking Trenton, N.J.. teachers, arrested In his first public statement since he pleaded innocent a fire aboard the luxury liner Prinsendam to burn un­ the electorate are important, ad­ The program director position was director, we would have to hire one unqualified.” ^v eral of the senior citizens men­ program director were to be hired, it during a protest march on the Statehouse. now face court to solicitation last week in court, the conservative checked, at least until a salvage ship from Portland, ministrative rules must be followed approved in the 1980-81 budget of the top three finishers on the merit the program director. He said the job Republican said Wednesday he would seek re-election to to avoid "destroying” the hiring deliberations, and the speakers said examinations," Penny: said. tioned sometimes administration would have to be according to the was created for the type of duties hearings Two other strikes ended in New Jersey and Reagan headed for South Ore,, arrives to assist in recovery operations. merit examinations (one of the top Michigan but thousands of students around the country a fourth term. procedure and litigation. they believed Diminico was in line “Otherwise we would be faced with was too preoccupied with “coilege Diminco had been performing. Coast Guard Lt. T.im Nies said the salvage vessel, litigation, and rightly so.” ' degrees” rather than a person “who three finishers.) still enjoyed a long autumn vacation. ST. LOUIS (UPI) -r Ronald Reagan flies South today in At Tuesday's Board of Directors for the job. Although Diminico would Diminco refused to comment on hired Wednesday, would reach the burning ship by Friday “ But we decided not to hire a could do the job.” “In the end we have to be fair to all an attempt to crack President Carter's hold on the once meeting, about 50 senior citizens not comfirm wjiether he met the whether he will take the offered posi­ I’olice said the Trenton teachers were arrested Jenrette faces hearings all-Democratic region. or Saturday. The ship's owners and salvage crews would protested a CETA worker in the qualifications, the senior citizens program director because of the They also charged the administra­ employees,” he said. “We can’t do Wednesdav and those arrested were charged with tion hired workers “for policital” something for the senior citizens at WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House ethics committee The Republican presidential candidate sandwiched a decide at that time whether to reboard the Prisendam, he senior citizen program was not being believed he should have the position feedback we’d received.” tion. He, and Gloria Benson, parading without a permit and obstructing traffic. A Penny noted the town hires by the reasons, and Penny admited hiring the expense of other employees. We will hold hearings next month on whether to expel Rep. stop in Alabama between a morning speech to the said. treated fairly. The group's represen­ regardless of any qualification lack. program director, are trying to join spokesman lor the l.lIKI-niember Trenton Education National Maritime Union in St. Louis and a visit to senior tatives said that Diminico should be Tuesday the board approved the merit examinations and the an activities specialist, and waiving would then have to give the same John Jenrette, D-S.C., for his bribery-conspiracy convic­ consideration to all the employees.” Association said the teachers were released "almost im- citizens in Orlando, Fla. given a higher paying permanent job pay range for activities specialist, procedure had to be followed in the merit examiniation for it, was Local 991, of the American Federal- tion in the Abscam case, two committee members say. At Tuesday's meeting one speaker niedulely and would appear later this month at a court Toxic shock: a new case than the one he was offered. and waived the competitive examina­ hiring all employees. While the board political —for Diminico’s benefit. tion of State, County and Municipal Jenrette could get the same treatment as Rep. Michael. said Diminico had been performing hearing Diminico was offered the job in the tion for the job, offering it solely to can waive the exam, as it did in “The political judgment was en­ Myers, D-Pa., who was expelled from the House after his severai cases besides Diminico's tirely to his benefit,” he commented. the duties of the program director, Employees, and are meeting with conviction in another Abscam case. Anderson future brighter A 14-year-old Florida girl is the latest reported victim senior citizens program of activities Diminico. Penny explained yesterday that exam for activities specialist. Penny "He did not have to stand up to com­ and now was offered less money for state representatives. Bauman says /le’s not gay COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — John Anderson's financial of toxic shock syndrome, and a New Jersey nursing stu­ specialist, paying $10,060 to $10,891. future is looking brighter: contributors who bankrolled dent who claims she developed the ailment using the EASTON. Md. lUPIi - Rep Robert Bauman, R-Md., Carter admits mistakes bis early campaign have heeded a mail plea to dig same tampon — Rely — is suing Procter & Gamble. accused of soliciting sex from a teen-ager, says he has Eve Fisher of Leesburg, Fla., was recovering today at Resident fights WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter says he deeper, and thousands of them are lending him money. An expected $1.6 million in individual loans— to be paid a Dade County hospital, where she was admitted Monday made some mistakes in attacking Ronald Reagan per­ in critical condition. Dr. Ken Flicker said she was im­ Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thurs., & FrI. NItes ’til 9 • Open Sunday Noon ’til 5 sonally and will refrain from name-calling during the back after the campaign — will pay for Anderson's badly driveway order h'. needed national television and radio commercials. proving and the hospital may release her within a week. UATTl E rest of the campaign. Youth Centre Visa, Master Charge Cards Are Welcome MANCHESTER — The order to remove a driveway in 4% the Forest Ridge condominium complex has been appealed by one resident involved in the dispute. I /. c**c*or Peopletalk' Karen Klibanoff of 82B CJiffside Drive filed an appeal Oct. 2 which stays the order of Thomas O’Marra. zoning SANFRANOACO Nurse strike continues; Spare change enforcement officer, to remove the driveway. O’Marra ordered the driveway removed after about a Movie stars probably don't leave money lying year since the controversy between Mrs. Klibanoff and about any more than anyone else. It's just that their Norwalk pact approved Dennis and Evelyn Amo began. Columbus lowtvt tiMriiAiuiii ' forgotten windfalls attract more attention. The Amos requested the driveway and turnaround NCW (MLCAMt (y So — Greta Garbo, where are you? Citizen's removed, and brought the matter to the Planning and said the Norwalk nurses, who ap­ "We can now proceed with — National Bank owes you $41.04 from a very mori­ SOUTHINGTON (UPI) - Nurses Zoning Commission. The PZC found the driveway had to bund account. proved the new contract by a 98-7 providing uninterupted health care to [ZZ3»' walkdd picket lines for a third day be removed, since it was not included on the site plan of Lilli Palmer has $39.90 waiting for her and Gene outside Bradley Memorial Hospital vote, expressed "extreme recep­ the community assured that the IM O W IIW ^ F First Hartford Realty, developers of the condominiums. E 3 Barry has forgotten all about a $425 deposit. today after Norwalk Hospital nurses tivity” to the agreement. agreement provides improvements uRiwKTM iR FOTOCASF €) First Hartford claims the two neighbors agreed to in­ California Controller Kenneth Cory says his office “We're very happy with it,” he in pay and fringe benefits for our 9 easily approved a new 2-year con­ stall the driveway, and later the Amos reneged on the said. “The (bargaining) committee nurses that are commensurate with receives about $30 million a year in money from tract. agreement. The commission reviewed the matter, and • savings and checking accounts that have lan^ished had unanimously endorsed it. We the state of the economy,” he said. For period ending 7 a m. EST 1010/80. During Only a small group of patients gave several months for all three parties to appear for seven years. think it is a good package." The nurses had gone on strike for a Thursday night, generally fair weather will continue remained at Bradley Memorial as no before the commission. However, an agreement to Other forgetful souls on this year's list — James negotiations were scheduled in the Whalen said the agreement would week in March 1978 during their last across the major part of the nation with skies ranging contract negotiations. appear before the commission could not be reached, and Brolin, Dyan Cannon, Bill Cosby, Kate Jackson, Art state's third nurses' strike of the help the hospital to recruit nurses the PZC ordered the adherence to the site plan in April. from clear to partly cloudy. Possible showers, however, Linkletter, James Mason, Vera Miles, Simone and fill more spots, an advantage he are likely over parts of Florida and the Lakes Region. year. About 120 of the hospital's 185 Whalen said the 1978 walkout gave O’Marra granted delays on removing the site plan, as CENTRE Signoret, Peter Ustinov and, Robert Vaughn. said would also combat low morale. workers are nurses covered by the the union more power at the First Hartford was trying to negotiate between the par­ Pick it up folks. It's cluttering up the vault. Connecticut Health Care Associates Norman A. Brady, president of the bargaining table this year, lending 427-bed hospital, said the vote was ties. Then First Hartford applied for a site variance for union. credibility to its strike threat. the second time with the PZC. The commission denied it "very gratifying” to administrators. In Norwalk, CHCA workers easily Sept. 29 at its usual business meeting. Weather forecast The contract provides an 8.5 per­ "I think it had a significant im­ Elementary approved a new 2-year pact, retroac­ The next day O'Marra ordered the driveway’s removal. cent across the board wage increase Partly sunny breezy and turning cooler today. Highs 60 Odina Bitnag was a bit overwhelmed to find tive from Oct. 1. A tentative contract pact,” he said. "Certainly strike Mrs. Klibanoff's appeal of the order, will be heard by the in the first year of the agreement and to 65 or about 17 C. Clear and cold tonight. Lows in the 30s herself at the center of a press corierence reached Tuesday, after union and threats can be empty. But the Zoning Board of Appeals. Mrs. Klibanoff wants the a 6.5 percent increase the second. It hospital had to weigh the definite Now Thru Monday, Columbus Day with considerable frost likely. Friday mostly sunny with Wednesday at the United Nations, where her song, hospital administrators bargained driveway to remain. The ' Amos say they want the also eliminated the first step of a possiblity that we would go out if we w . highs again 60 to 65. Probability of precipitation 10 per­ "I Am But a Small Voice,” is being recorded for for several weeks, had averted a driveway removed for reasons of safety and privacy. cent today and near zero tonight and Friday. Winds UNESCO by balladeer Roger Whittaker — but she walkout planned for Oct. 15. seven-step wage schedule, providing could not reach an appropriate higher starting pay. becoming northwesterly 10 to 20 mph and gusty today knows where she's going. Union negotiator Richard Whalen settlement. " then diminishing to ligJit variable tonight. Friday The 13-year-old Manila high school student is East Hartford man OUR ENTIRE STOCK! southeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph. winner over contestants from 56 other nations in a Mike says UNESCO-sponsored song contest. She says most of admits wounding cop the other lyrics she's written have been “about God Warm Jackets, Parkas, Coats, laiiij; Island Sound and my crushes." HARTFORD (UPI) — An East Hartford man has W ulrh Hill to Mnnluiik Point to Muiiu!x|uan and 20 Blue Cross Then came the inevitable question. What does she entered a plea of guilty to the wounding of a Farmington Snowsuits & Ski Vests niilc'i offshore. Long Island Soiinil to W atrli Hill and want to be when she grows up? A songwriter, right? police officer while he fled from a robbery in Farmington Montaiik Point: Small craft advisory in effect. High Nope — "a detective.” out of line pressure from Canada will dominate weather through in August. From London Fog, Mighty Mac, White Stag, Rriday. 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Birakos said The president last visited Connec­ (he ri'serve account (he smog siege would probably con­ ticut in September 1979. 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 9, 1980 Editorial EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 9, 1980 - 5 In light of the repeated I problems in dealing with out- Gordon Liddy: He’s ancient history at Fairfield U Siebold must go Iside organizations, and in [light of the direct involve- ting into when J walked in here tonight. By JAMES V. HEALION between the real world and the world of illusion. There was a minute of back and forth between the two Again the town’s recrea­ payments to the Advisory Iment of Siebold in these A man with gray hair in his late 30s or early 40s sitting ^ fo re the flap ended. “The fact that there are people who disagree with me, tion program, which Park and Recreation Com­ matters, we think it is time FAIRFIELD (UPI) — The student introducing G. Gor­ with a woman in the press section, but who was not a “First of all,” Liddy said from the stage, “I have never fine. I’m a big boy. 1 can take care of myself. mission, and later corrected in don Liddy at Fairfield University said the Watergate reporter stood up and confronted the Liddy critic saying, been known to be accused of having a shy, retiring per­ Remember: I told you we were going to piay ‘Christians successfully serves the I for the town to take a very a confidential memo to the figure needed no introduction. He did. “Wait a minute, pal. I’ll give you the $2 right now.” sonality. I am not easily offended. I knew what 1 was get­ and the Lion.' I am the lion.” youth, adult and senior com­ O p in io n Liddy is now touring college campuses and has dis­ close look at the effec­ town manager are in­ munity, is in the midst of con­ tiveness of its recreation covered students who have only a fuzzy recall or none at troversy because o^ Recrea­ excusable. all of the 1972 burglary at the Democratic National Com- director. tion Director Melvin Siebold. Siebold’s failure to present miteee headquarters and the turmoil that followed. of administrative errors pre­ It seems Siebold has accurate information is The result of the swimming the committee accurate in­ It appears Siebold was “I have found to my horror that some of the people in 111111111111111111111111111 sent in the YMCA rental the audience were eight or nine years old when these \ m ^ frequent lapses in memory causing a breakdown in the program investigation was formation on the YMCA ren­ given a second chance by the r> ■ X ...... “V would have been forestalled. things were going on. 'They don’t have a clear recollection over the way he manages ser­ trust of the community in the that Siebold apparently mis­ tal. community and has failed. of it. Some of these places I’ve appeared I might as well Deli Department Specials We hope the manager will CHOICEST MEATS IMPORTED vices ancillary to the many recreation program. understood town policy on By creating another con­ be General Grant for all they know,” Liddy said. learn from the experience. It’s possible if Liddy lectured in the mid-1970’s when approved recreation Were such an error an in­ use of town facilities, namely troversy within the recrea­ Continually giving him the KRAKUS HAM LB..*2.99 Government programs are Watergate was fresh, not as many people would pay to IMPORTED GENUINE _ _ _ programs. frequent matter, it could be swimming pools, for tion program, Siebold may no benefit of the doubt could IN TOWN judged as much on their hear what he had to say. Then again the 47-year-old Recent information concer­ accepted in the name of programs not sponsored by longer be able to command lead to further erosion of moustachioed gun collector, former FBI agent, and assis­ SWISS CHEESE...... >. J2 . 9 9 appearance as on their ac­ U.8.D.A. CHOICE 1ST CUT ning the rental payments humanity. the recreation department. the confidence of the com­ community confidence. tant district attorney from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., wasn’t MUCKE’8 COOKED ^ ^ complishments. talking. made by a California tour But this error, following so Now another flap has mittee or of the community. CHUCK STEAKS ,LB. SAUMI ...... u ? 2 .1 9 The recreation department Judge John Sirica made an example of the silent Liddy n .2 9 We think General Manager group for use of the Com­ closely after another in­ developed over use of Siebold, in our opinion by sentencing him to a maximum term of 20 years. Soon Robert Weiss must share accomplishes a great deal munity Y is contradictory. vestigation of Siebold’s rela­ facilities by outside groups. should submit his resignation many who were up to their ears in Watergate were eager raovoLO N E ...... l.*2.19 some of the responsibility for for th e citizens of to tell their stories and in doing so they told much of Lid- TENDER 1ST CUT WUNDERBAR GERMAN We believe there is nothing tion with a private swimming Siebold should have been fcr the sake of the continued this problem. It seems evi­ Manchester. dy’s. So there hasn't been many nickles in it for him to dishonest about the way program, compounds the dif­ especially sensitive to the success of a recreation talk about Watergate until now. CHUCK ROAST .LB. B0L06N A...... n * 1 .4 9 dent that Weiss has not But this, another in a series *1.29 Siebold handled the “Y” ren­ ficulty Siebold is causing for concern about program that has established His view of life is almost Nietzschean: 'The Triumph of provided adequate supervi­ of mishandled matters within the Will. He has said, “The master who instructed me in tal. the town and for a fine extracurricular use of town an excellent track record, CHICKEN ROLL...... li^*2.49 sion to the recreation direc­ the recreation department, the deadliest of the Oriental martial arts taught me that CENTER CUT IMPORTED DANISH . - - We also believe the mis­ recreation program that facilities. despite the problems caused tor. Had these matters been threatens the credibility of the outcome of a battle is decided in the minds of the op­ statements of fact Siebold deserves better than to be He should have been es­ by its director. ponents before the first blow is struck.” CHUCK STEAKS .LB. HAVARTI with caraway...... LbP 2 o4 8 , reviewed by Weiss, the kind the director and the program. *1.49 made concerning fhe embroiled in controversy. pecially careful about giving Liddy’s book, “Will,” was published earlier this year. The Watergate burglary was an attempt to obtain preconvention campaign intelligence by bugging the SEMI-BONELESS CALIFORNIA HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Democratic national headquarters in Washington's CHUCK STEAK Guest commentary Watergate complex. *1.69 One of the recording devices malfunctioned and the SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER burglars were caught when they entered the offices a se­ CENTER CUT cond time to fix it. After his arrest, the humiliated Liddy, SILKIENCE a father of five, said he was willing to be assassinated. CHUCK ROAST 7 0Z. *1.19 Attack on Humanism The burglary under Liddy’s direction had been financed *1.49 By STEPHEN K. JACOBSON American democracy is that people suasions. with $250,000 in funds collec^edMd laundered by Liddy’s R ector of differing persuasions are free to • “The goal is One World employer of record, the Conwittee to Re-Elect the SEMI-BONELESS CALIFORNIA speak and to publish and this includes President, CREEP. A Nixon auministration spokesman St. Mary's Episcopal Church socialism, the New World Order. NOXEMA Beginning with the December 1978 those of the radical right who publish And, as it happens, the New World called it “a third rate burglary.” CHUCK ROAST *1.69 Liddy spent 4W years in nine federal prisons for his issue of "American Opinion "American Opinion.” Order is not all that different from Nevertheless it is informative to what Moscow and Peiping have in lawlessness, which included conspiracy to deprive Los Magazine" the John Birch Society WEAVER DUTCH-FRYE SHAVE CREAM 11 oz. *1.99 mind...” By Ms. Huck’s reasoning. Angeles psychiatrist Lewis Fielding of his civil rights. has encouraged an all-out attack on understand the political philosophy what it calls "the Humanist which underlies such articles as the Humanists are co-conspirators with 'The government charged Liddy set up a burglary of one written by Ms. Huck and which worldwide communism. This is tan­ Fielding's office after antiwar activist Daniel Ellsberg .OMMISTICKS&THNiHS Conspiracy." *2.79 As part of its condemnation of the has been echoed in the recent con­ tamount to saying that respect for leaked the Pentagon Papers so he could obtain the doc­ United Nations Year of the Child, troversy in Manchester over the the dignity of every human being is a tor's files on Ellsberg, a former patient. staff writer Susan L. M. Huck Center for Humanistic Education. communistic principle. It was a “national security operation” Liddy told his Fairfield audience, dismissing FBI director J. Eldgar asserted that the perpetrators of the A few quotations from her January • “The missionaries of Humanism "conspiracy" are educators who 1980 article are illustrative: in the schools teach that children Hoover's considered opinion — based on an investigation want to subvert society. Ms. Huck • “In the United States today we should decide for themselves what — that Ellsberg was a homegrown dissident with no links says, "This means, among other have an established religion. Most their values are, what is right and to foreign intelligence agencies. U.8.D.A. CHOICE - 1ST CUT Liddy and acc^p lice E. Howard Hunt cased the job, things, destroying your values and people have never heard of it by wrong. The basis of said choice, in­ gave it to their “Cuban assets” for “penetration,” but replacing them with values, at­ name, but its missionaries are evitably is unalloyed hedonism” And working over your children every they came up empty. The doctor said he found Ellsberg’s titudes, and behavior, on the part of so it goes. your children, which are deemed day." Ms. Huck is referring to file scattered on the floor. CHUCK STEAK more advantageous for the social- Secular Humanism. Distortion and mis-information are Liddy was asked by a Fairfield spectator if the change artists at the top. These peo­ • “The Scriptures of Humanism the characteristic traits of Letters material had been obtained would it have been used by U.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT ple are the "L iberals" of the are the Humanist Manifesto, the first extremism and can only be ignored in others politically and Liddy said, “No question about.it.” American Establishment - and their version of which appeared in 1933 and a free society at the risk of great “With all due respect,” Liddy’s questioner said, “I Communist friends." the latest in 1973." Ms. Huck implies peril to the fabric of the society Register to vote loaned my friend, Bruce, $2 to get in here tonight. I Over the past two years that all people who advocate itself. What is most trpubling about wonder if maybe I could have my money back from you humanistic principles subscribe to the extremist view of the above reach the registrars by calling 647-3025 or the town clerk or somebody. Is that possible?” CHUCK STEAK .LB. "American Opinion," the monthly To the Editor: magazine of the John Birch Society, the Manifesto. That assertion is un­ quoted article is that they have been Tuesday, October 14 is the final day on which you can at 647-3037. Liddy said, “I don’t recall that a gun was put to your has published five feature articles es­ founded and dangerously misleading. echoed in our community and register to vote in the November 4th election. Democracy is not a spectator sport; be sure to register head and you were forced to come here tonight. So you're pousing the same theme. Those ar­ A copy of the Humanist Manifesto II believed by well-meaning and gentle The League of Women Voters urges all eligible citizens and vote. It's your future. free to go.” ticles are; "The Grave National was recently published in “The people. I have lived in Manchester to register at the offices of their town clerk or registrars Doris Ramizi, President “I guess the answer is: I don’t get my money back. I'll We Give Old Fashioned Decline in Education (March 1979) Humanist” magazine (Sept. 1980) for only six years, but I have come to of voters during regular office hours or at special Manchester League of Women Voters just chalk it up to 'the real wcrld,” ’ the man in the Butcher Service ... No Substitute and "Middle America Is Moving To and is available in the public library. know this community as a fair- sessions announced in local newspapers. audience said. 'The reference to “the real world” originated with Lid­ Private Education (Sept. 1979) by While many people, myself included, minded and decent place. In Manchester special registration sessions will be held For Quality dy’s observation that Americans are “disabled” because Gary Allen; "Reading, Writing and do not subscribe to the non-tbeistic Extremism and social paranoia is as follows: Today, Savings Bank'of Manchester (Main they are unable to discern as he can the difference McGuffey's" (Oct. 1979) by Dan point of view it expresses, many of not representative of the vast Street) 6:00-8:00 p.m.; Friday, Oct. 10 Manchester High Berry's World „4 Smoot; and "Your Children and the ideals expressed are shared by a majority of our people. It is my hope School 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon. On Saturday, October 11 the STORE HOURS; America's Established Religion: wide cross-section of people across a and m y prayer that radical voices Town Clerk’s office will be open all day from 9:00 a.m. broad spectrum of religious, will be heard for a time but that they 317 Highland St Secular Humanism" (Jan. 1980) by until 8:00 p.m. A final all-day session will be held at Town Cotter taps Murray Mon. A Tues. 't i 6D0 Susan L.M. Huck. philisophical, and political per­ will ultimately be rejected. Hall on Tuesday, October 14 from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 For readers unfamiliar with p.m. Wed., Thurs., A Fri. ’Ul 9D0 MAHCHESTER "American Opinion" and the These sessions are in addition to the usual hours at the as Glastonbury aide extremist views of The John Birch offices of the registrars of voters from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Sat A Sunday Society and its founder Robert Welch p.m. and the town clerk 4:30 to 5:00 p.m. Monday through GLASTONBURY — Congressman William R. Cotter, ’H m mCHUlTB CONN. of Belmont, Mass., a visit to the Friday. D-First District has named T. James Murray.Jr. as coor­ periodicals room of the local public Any United States citizen who is over 18 and a bona dinator for his re-election campaign in Glastonbury. library might be in order. fide resident of a Connecticut town is eligible to vote. “I am pleased that Jim Murray has agreed to direct my Mr. Welch and his staff writers ^ Thoughts Those registered voters who are ill or disabled, who will campaign effort in Glastonbury this year,” Cotter said. have for years beaten the drum for not be in the state during voting hours, or who are On accepting his campaign appointment, Murray said, 111111111111 1111111111111 their own particular vision of students living temporarily out of town may vote by “In just five terms in Congress, Bill Cotter has become a America. By their reading, the Inter­ such as should be saveo. (Acts absentee ballot. senior member of the most powerful committee, the GROCERY SPECIALS ^ ' Garden Fresh^ Produce Specials national Communist Conspiracy has During out thoughts this week, we They may apply to the town clerk or registrars of House Ways and Means Committee. Cotter has used his have kept asking — how? Even this 2:47b). Nature or the created world permeated and infiltrated every give testimony of the gracious voters for an absentee ballot by mail, telephone, or in per­ position to make sure that the people of Connecticut have CRISP FRESH aspect of American life. answer is given for us, despite the son. Such voters should apply as soon as possible to allow representation on such crucial issues as federal tax TERI DECORATOR setback of Isaiah the prophet, “who Creator; The Holy Scriptures testify {PI n, NFA They believe that President of God and His Son our Lord: People plenty of time to receive, complete, and return their policies, social security, trade, and Medicare. He hasn’t PAPER TOWELS ...... AROU Eisenhower was a tool of inter­ has believed our report. Lord?” oallots. "Gentlemen, PLEASE be seated and calm hesitated to use his position for worthwhile projects in (Isaiah 53:1). The little phrase, “you may refuse, but God can and does MAC APPLES national communism and that For further information about voting eligibility, down! The CAPTAIN will decide which of you the First District and on behalf of individual con­ SWEET UFE CREAMY would not” in Matthew 23:37, places save all who will listen to Him. JUICY SWEET everything from the Rockefeller “Blessed are they that hear the Word registration hours, or absentee voting call the town clerk will hijack the plane." stituents.” MAYONNAISE...... •QT. Foundation to the Equal Rights the burden on people who refuse or registrars of voters in town. In Manchester you may Murray lives at 112 Matson Hill Road in Glastonbury. of God and keep it,” (Luke 11:28). SWEET LIFE UNSWEETENED Amendment is "commie red, God’s offer of Himself. The verse in He is a real estate developer and the chairman of the .460Z.CAN ORANGES through and through." the Acts of the Apostles reads, “and Pastor C.W. Kuhl Town Plan and Zoning Commission. SRAPEFRUIT JUICE ... the Lord added to the church daily One of the splendors of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church LV80L DEODORANT CRISP FRESH C LEANER...... oz.' Retired professor honored 28 lACBI CELERY . BUNCH STORRS — The family of a retired University of WELCH AD E ...... 4ooz. cah Washington Merry-Go-Round Connecticut professor of entomology, who also is a prize- FLAVORFUL NUTRITIOUS winning photographer, honored him with a living PROORESSO SOUP memorial - “one that he can enjoy.” MINESTRONI...... 20 oz. 2 1 8 0 * Jerauld A. Manter, 90, of Storrs, who joined the UConn BROCCOLI . BUNCH faculty in 1912 and retired in 1953, helped plant an 11 foot- FOLOER'S Senate postpones probe to spare Carter embarrassment INSTANT COFFEE President Carter, a softball player, ment agencies to cut back on travel tall Stewartla (pseudo camellia) tree presented to the ...... io o z . can *3.80 conclusion at this point had not the Spruill, who was appointed to that program. University by his children and their families. Bv JACK ANDERSON unfortunately can't find the time to expenses by sending only one SWEET LIFE CANNED CUT A FRENCH STYLE Justice Department defied the com­ post by Jimmy Carter when he was • A probe of alleged violations of The gift was made through the UConn Office of WASHINGTON- President Jim­ meet with a New Jersey family to bureaucrat to out-of-town con­ OREEN BEANS - SLICED BEETS mittee for two months by refusing governor. The energy officials were federal election laws by former Development’s “Living Gift Program,” which accepts 111111 my Carter has been spared the ferences. But Sen. Jim Sasser, D- VEGETABLES...... i .soz.' 4«*1 accused of accepting lavish gifts Pennsylvania Gov. Milton Shapp sign a historic baseball which has donations which are used to purchase trees, plants and 8 m m permission for the panel’s in­ humiliation of a pre-election probe been autographed by every chief Tenn., has discovered a U.S. Forest vestigators to examine its files on the from Georgia oil dealer William E, when he ran for president in 1976. flowers to help beautify the University. ' Uith Coupon & | intq allegations that his Justice executive since Herbert Hoover. Service manual that complies on one 15 questionable cases. Corey, who was favored with • An inquiry into charges by $7.50 Purchase $7.50 Purchase Department deep-sixed 15 cases that Thomas J. Cooney, father of two page and endorses junketing-as-usual generous fuel allocations during the Pittsburgh deveioper Jack Nard that C O n O N ELLE were considered politically sensitive Only after a unanimous committee deaf youngsters, Tommy and Ronnie, on the next. At one point, the agency FROZEN & DAIRY LAUNDRY DETERGENT gas shortage that came in the wake prominent lawyers with ties to a by the White House. vote to subpoena the documents, and suggests the "possibility" of sending Bible Conference BATHROOM of the 1973 Arab oil embargo. federal judge committed perjury in a has appealed in vain for an audience YES LIQUID The Senate Judiciary Committee a full-Senate vote to uphold the de­ only one official who would then TISSUE Spruill had also been charged with civil suit. with Carter to get his signature on MAJOR W. UN THOMAS 64 has been investigating the charges report back to his colleagues. IMB. BMmri _ - 4 ROLL mand, did Assistant Attorney • A probe to determine whether the sports memento. "The president for nearly six giving preferential treatment in 1973 Further on, the management manual PIE SHELLS...... •oz.Pxo.70* General Philip B. Heymann, head of documents were illegally destroyed is too busy," responded a White months. But a few the Criminal Division, give in. He to the Plains, Ga., gas station then grants as many as 35 upper-echelon . Famous British to protect former Civil Service Com­ House aide, who advised Cooney to “- • Conference Speaker RAVIOLI...... iioz.»l.e0 LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK weeks ago, the agreed to allow designated com­ owned by Billy Carter. bosses blanket approval to attend 77 OROOONPAMIO ^ LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND FANK VALID OCT. 7 TO 12 mission officials, from charges that send us the ball and we will have it • Bible Expositor VALID OCT. 7 TO 12 word came down mittee staff aides to look at the files. The case was referred to the CARROT CAKE ...... 17.9 0^*1.39 they conspired to violate the federal autographed for you. " various conferences this year. A • Author •WANOON OWNRII ^ from the olfice of But, in return, he insisted that the Justice Department shortly before Vtuicli on wuHie: The Carter ad­ Forest Ser^vice spokesman insisted •THE MYSTERY OF GODLINESS merit system, ' HUNGRY MAN...... eONILlCeCHICKEN1IOZ.*1.GB With Coupon d: the Senate department's attorneys not be Jimmy Carter's election. The depart­ he saw "no inconsistency." •THE SAVING LIFE OF CHRIST V'ifA Coupon d' Fiioiiiuic: ,ln defe'nse of the ministration recently urged govern­ '^7.50 Purchase majority leader. questioned about the instructions ment sat on it for three years and •“IF I PERISH, I PERISH" $7.50 Purchase Judiciary Committee, one senator's < - PIZZA...... 22 0Z.PK0.*1 b 8 9 Sen. Robert Byrd. they may have received from higher- then dismissed it. WILCirO COCKTAIL . . aide claimed that its probe of the 15 RED ROSE ALLPURPOSE D-W,Va., that the ups. Most of the cases in question were THEME: LIVINO WITH JESUS CRANBERR-QRAPE...... 12 oz. 79* probe — in the words of one handled by the Justice Department's cases had been put aside so that in- iilaurliriitrr tiuniiiuj Hnalft HOOlPt ICl CMAM TEA BAGS PILLSBURY FLOUR SANDWICHES...... ncr.M.lO Judiciary Committee staff member The Senate investigators thus Public Integrity Section. Among the vestigators could «spend more time • Stinday, Ootober 12 « 100 CT. 5 LBe ba g ...... ___.. ___ ° ...... r.. Manchester — A City ot Village Charm BWIIT UP110 OZ. _ — was to be put on "active hold. " relinquished their trump card. Since others that smack of political hijinks looking into fugitive financier Robert 1:18 * 10M A.M., S:M P.M. MARGARINE...... ore 2100* Another committee source was the compromise was struck, said one are these: Ves'co's White House connections. Founded Oct. 1, 18B1 • Montfay-PrMay, Oelobsr 18-17 ■ALLARO tUrTtmULK _ ^ Sen. Byrd did not return repeated BISCUITS...... loz-SI-M 1.50 more candid. The investigation was committee source, "I can't say • An investigation into charges 10:00 -11:30 A.M. LIMIT ONE AT HIQHUND PARK ■ LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, OWIKT UPI WHin OR YIUOW ^ ^ _ VALID OCT. 7 TO 12 I VALID OCT. r TO 12 being postponed, he told my we've done a whole lot.” that Air Force generals and govern­ calls to his office. 7:80 P.M. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. CHEESE...... ilNOLIS1SOZ.*1.69 associate Indy Badhwar, in the in­ ment lawyers conspired in a smear . Jiiiim.. nirikcH oul: Before the Public Invited Nursery Provided Mcrrber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Preaa International terest of "Democratic unity — not One of the cases under scrutiny in­ campaign against Pentagon cost nation's capital lost its baseball hurting the administration too much volves a former federal energy analyst Ernest Fitzgerald, the man team, U.S. presidents delighted in Steven3 narry.I Executive Editor TrMtw Covmmt ChisA regional chief, Kenneth Dupuy, and Customer Service — 64^-9946 Frank A W Burbank. t Managing Editor r m HaekiMiBak I t , maokiHir, CT. before the election. " who blew the whistle on a $2 billion throwing out the symbolic first pitch Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emerllut Georgia state energy czar Lewis MS-tOOB The probe might have been nearing cost overrun on the Lockheed C-5A of the major league season. But (MST SOUTH Of 444 ■^fn•) iliiim iiiiir iiim r iiiiiii EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Ocl. 9, 1980 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 9, I960 Jacks ton criticizes Bowl-a>thon scheduled Long hours led to arrests state housing delay The bus, however, never stopped in torney, theorized the higher bond By MARTIN KEARNS Police had both men under sur­ veillance for two days, but it was not Stamford, and the Manchester detec­ was in recognition of Metheny's ef­ MANCHESTER - Phyllis Jackston/candidate for the to aid lung association Herald Reporter until Charles N. Metheny attempted tives who arrived there were sent on. forts to leave the state. 13th District General Assembly seat, said Manchester’s MANCHESTER - In the after- to leave the state for his native West State police had positioned Brooks said both men were aware effort in providing senior citizen housing “has been EAST HARTFORD — Silver Lanes in with the control and prevention of lung dis­ math of the dramatic arrests Virginia that police sought a warrant themselves at a Greenwich toll sta­ of police surveillance. AccordingTo- Eiast Hartford will host a bowl-a-thon for ease. Activities of the association are thwarted by delays in the state Housing Department. Wednesday of a West Virginia man tion, less than a mile from the New him, officers made no effort to dis­ the benefit of the Hartford County Branch sponsored almost entirely by donations for his arrest. Citing the two-year planning of building 40 units on and the Manchester friend he met in York State line. When the bus pulled guise their actions. of the Connecticut Lung Association on received during their annual Christmas When Manchester Police observed Spencer Street, which has yet to begin construction, she Army Reserve boot camp. Detective into the station, Metheny was Police took Guilliland into custody Saturday, Oct. 25. Young members of the Seal campaign and selected special Metheny board a Greyhound bus, of­ said the long delays in obtaining sUte approval cause the Capt. Joseph Brooks of the Junior League Bowling Program will be events. Once concerned only with tuber­ ficers, who then determined its out- removed. He was unarmed and outside his parent's Oliver Road cost to rise through inflation. Manchester Police Department participants in the Bowl-a-thon and they culosis, the organization now devotes of-state destination, contacted state offered no resistance. Brooks said. home. They had reportedly “ Our state legislature should provide a system described the events leading to the attorneys. He was then transported to the questioned him before the arrest and whereby the sUte Housing Department can contract with will be seeking sponsors to pledge con­ much of its efforts toward the control of apprehension of the two firebombing Cornelius Shea, assistant state’s troopers' Westport barracks to await the local youth apparently consulted private architects to review local housing authority plans tributions prior to the event. emphysema, asthma, chronic bronchitis suspects. attorney, reportedly presented Judge the arrival of Manchester police. with a lawyer before police in order to get the job done more quickly and efficiently,” The bowl-a-thon is an excellent way for and the dangers of air pollution and John Shea with a warrant for the 18- Through communications coor­ presented him with a warrant. she said in a prepared statement. youths to have fun, get some good exer­ cigarette smoking. year-old man’s arrest. When Shea dinated by Stamford police, the Both teen-agers had passed Army “Our town's desperate need for more senior citizens cise, and at the same time support the life signed the warrant, at about 12:30 detectives were dispatched to the Reserve boot camp together at Fort housing will in that way be taken care of quickly. But saving work of the Lung Association. The Trophies will be presented for the Aircraft a.m., Manchester detectives were state barracks. Brooks said. Local Dix, N .J. Metheny had been visiting also, that housing construction will beat the race with in­ young howlers will illustrate the highest and second highest amount of p lag es received in each division (bantam, sent after the bus. police took custody of the suspect and Guilliland for an unspecified time. flation and thereby cost less than it would under the pre­ capabilities of strong, healthy lungs and bodies and at the same time help support junior and senior). A total of four prizes Discussions with company officials returned him to Manchester. While both were awaiting perma­ sent system." will be awarded ito youngsters securing layoffs determined the bus might stop in Brooks stressed the importance of nent assignment in the regular Ar­ the urgent fight against lung disease. The Connecticut Lung Association is a the most sponsors, fow lin g ball, bowling Stamford, on its way to New York keeping Metheny within the state. my. Metheny was reportedly retur­ Candidate deplores voluntary public health agency concerned bag, tennis racquet and portable radio.) City and eventually West Virginia. Had he made it across the line, local ning to West Virginia before accep­ The problem, according to Brooks, police would have to seek his extradi­ ting his orders, which police thought ‘exercise in hatred’ hit 350 was that the driver alone knew if the tion from the governor of West had been recently issued. Treatment course slated EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Of­ Stamford stop would be made. Ac­ Virginia —assuming the suspect MANCHESTER — Edward Wilson, Republican can­ ST O R R S — A unique treatment ap­ Developmental Approach in the Care of ficials at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft cording to company policy, stops are returned there. Phebe Circle didate for the Third Senatorial District, deplored the re­ proach in physical, occupational and the Pediatric and the Adult Patient” is Group have announced plans to lay made only to drop off Stamford A Manchester Superior Court judge MANCHESTER - Phebe Circle of cent firehomhing of a Manchester family. speech therapy will be detailed in a course sponsored by the UConn Office of Non- off 3M workers, most of them at the passengers. also recognized the importance of Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet “This excercise in hatred can only be the work of a being offered this fall by the University of Credit Programs, the Connecticut Oc­ ' firm ’s giant East Hartford plant. To cover all bases. Brooks con- keeping Metheny within the state. At Trip completed Spokesman James Lynch said demented individual or group," he said in a prepared Connecticut. cupational Therapy Assn., and the tactM both Stamford police and state his arraignment yesterday, bond was Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Wednesday the aircraft parts statement. Classes in neuro-developmental treat­ Connecticut Chapter of the American Jaromir Wagner, the first man to cross the Atlantic Ocean troopers in Westport. set at $100,000, while that of his com­ Ruth Werner. Tlie hostess will be manufacturer would actually lay off “1 deplore this senseless and stupid, immoral act, and I ment (NDT) will be a ir ^ on UConn’s Physical Therapy’Assn. on the wing of a plane, joyfully removes his helmet after com ­ Stamford assigned 10 men to the panion, Eugene R. Guilliland Jr. of only about 240 workers and would Manchester, was set at $80,000. assisted by Esther Reichard. They am pleased to see (Police) Chief Robert Lannan pull out closed-circuit, talk-back television system pleting the last leg of his trip at Essex County Airport in case, according to Brooks who make another 125 employees eligible praised the cooperation. Shea, the assistant state’s at­ will work on Christmas stockings. all the stops in his investigation. on five consecutive Wednesdays from 7 to Caldwell, N.J., Wednesday. Wagner said he hopes next to cross "Our citizens guarantee of freedom from fear must 9:30 p.m., starting Oct. 15 and ending Nov. for a special retirement program. the U.S. on the wing of a plane. (UPI photo). He said the layoffs came as a alway remain upperrhost in our minds, and the 12. Classes will meet at the University’s Registration and fee Information may result of “an internal realignment of perpetrators of this heinous act must be punished to the regional campuses at Groton, West Hart­ he obtained by calling 486-3234 or by the workforce” and represented fullest extent of the law." ford, Stamford, Torrington, Waterbury writing to Office of Non-Credit Programs, about 1 percent of Pratt’s total Wilson is challenging incumbent Sen. Marcella Fahey and the main campus at Storrs. Box U856D, University of, Connecticut, employment statewide. for the senatorial seat. “ An Overview of the Neuro- Storrs, Conn. 06268. Downtown group Instead of laying off all of the 9 workers, the company offered a program of "special separation Parties scheduled •f : s*- (Two join in conference to begin meeting payments” to a limited number of salari^ employees who were eligi­ Working out MANCHESTER— Two members of The Community College Humanities By PATRICK REILLY three local landowners in the past ble to retire. Acceptance in that to boost Woodcock week and each has made a commit­ the Manchester Community College Association was formed in 1979 to en­ Herald Reporter program was voluntary. Lynch said. The weight room of the West Side Recreation Center was a busy English faculty. Dr. Frank D’Amato and courage and support the teaching of ment to renovating their properties SOUTH WINDSOR— A series of informal wine and EAST HARTFORD - Director of But employees choosing to par­ place last Friday evening during the rec carnival. Aspiring fitness Dr. Wallace Winchell, will participate in humanities at community colleges in the and working with the town on cheese parties have been scheduled by supporters of John Development Joseph Dentamaro ticipate will get a special monthly the first annual conference of The Com­ United States. Membership in the associa­ revitalisation, Woodcock, the Democratic candidate for the 14th buffs kept the machines going. Billy Sciaudone, 19G Cliffside Drive, said Wednesday he has asked two separation payment over and above munity College Humanities Association. tion is open to community colleges across 'The three landowners don’t live in the benefits they will receive under a General Assembly District. Woodcock will appear at worked for several minutes strengthening his leg muscles. local merchants and two local lan­ The conference will be held at Berkshire the nation. East Hartford," Dentamaro said, retirement income plan by the parent each event and copies of his petition urging the state to downers to be members of the newly Community College in Pittsfield, MA., on “but it's exciting to see people that company. United Technologies Corp. allow the Manchester-based Greater Hartford Cable created eight-member, downtown Friday. live in town interested in improving Lynch said most of the 240 workers Television franchise to expand into South Windsor, will revitalization task force. D’Amato will be the chairman of a panel the central business district, the being laid off are salaried be available for signing. Each party will start at 7:30 Workshop on grief Dentamaro and Chamber of CD funds, MHS work with guest participants. Dr. Winchell and reception is greater than what 1 employees. About 20 to 25 percent of p.m. WEST HARTFORD- An all-day Commerce President Judith Carr, Dr. Herman Ward from Trenton State though it would be " the laid off employees are hourly Thursday, Oct. 9, David and Hazel Perkins will host workshop, “Grief - Learning to Live who started the task force, said they a party for voters in District 3 in their home at 244 Scott College. The theme for the panel is “The He said one of the landowners is workers, some are engineers, some Moral Sense in Literature.” Besides his Again,” is being offered Oct. 25 from 9 will meet Friday with the people they Drive. Friday, Oct. 10, Terry Kyc will hold a party at her topic of league forum already committed to spending $200,- are indirect labor employees, he a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Crystal Room, Mercy selected in an informal meeting to duties as chairman, D’Amato will discuss 000 of "serious money " on interior said. 447 Main St. home for District 1 voters, and Virginia and Hall at Saint Joseph College in West Hart­ discuss the activities of the group. the Greek-Roman-Judaic-Christian tradi­ and exterior renovation. Dentamaro Pratt's production will not be Jam es Throwe wiil hoid an event for District 2 votbrs The task force was formed a few MANCHESTER— Manchester’s re­ dustrial education, will provide detailed tion of moral instruction, and moral ford. ^ would not name the landowner. affected by the moves. Lynch said. Saturday, Oct. 11 at their 1330 Main Street home. Conducted by Patricia Dauria, M.A. weeks ago to understand the views of Thursday, Oct. 16, Ken and Jane Taylor will host a par­ entry into the HUD Community Block information on proposed repairs and im­ aesthetics in the work of Edgar Allen Poe. Dentamaro did say the owner of " It is an ongoing thing we do to Grant program and the proposed bond provements to the high school. Winchell will read and discuss a paper candidate in pastoral counseling, the landowners, downtown merchants the Town Hall Inn, originally Wells take a good hard look at our work ty at their home at 896 Pleasant Valley Road for voters in workshop will explore the ways in which and residents on the revitalization issue for repairs and improvements to The audience will have an opportunity to titled, “Values in Teaching Dante.” He Hall and designated as a historical force,” he said. « District 1. On Friday, Oct. 24, Robert and Joan Homish grief affects people throughout their lives. plans for the central business dis­ Manchester High School will be the question each set of speakers on their wrote the paper and submitted it in structure, has agreed to go along will host a party for voters in District 4 at their 79 Registration deadline is Oct. 23. For trict. featured topics at the first of two pre­ respective topics during discussion response to a call for papers by the with any renovation work to the Benedict Drive home and Saturday, Oct. 18, Councilman further information, call the Community The selections to represent the Doctor must election events sponsored by the League periods moderated by Anne Flint, presi­ organizers of the conference, ft is one of building that is economically possi­ Sherman Tarr will hold a party for voters in District 3 at Interest Programs offrce at 232-4571, merchants on the committee are of Women Voters of Manchester and open dent of the Greater Manchester Chamber several that were selected for presenta­ ble. 180 Mohegan Trail. extension 217. Harry Egazarian. owner of Pat's to all interested citizens. of Commerce. tion. To make, things “economically repay state Any South Windsor voter wanting to attend a party Medical Pharmacy at 1(X)1 Main The discussion of these two Nov. 4 local The League has also announced that possible " for o'her merchants and should contact the host or hostess for that particular par- Street, and Dean Rowland, owner of HARTFORD (UPI) - The sUte referendum questions will be held at filing candidates for state senator from the landowners who want to take part in ‘y- Dean's Spirit Shoppe at 1134 Main St. has ordered a Danbury psychiatrist Junior High School Wednesday evening, third and fourth senatorial districts have revitalization, Dentamaro said he to repay the Department of Income accepted invitations to participate in a Three to present papers Egazarian is also the deputy mayor must start working on making Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. and Democratic chairman of the Maintenance $86,760 in alleged Robert Faucher, co-chairperson of candidates night Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. at assistance such as low-interest loans MANCHESTER— Two Manchester Manchester PTA Council. Town Council. overcharges. State spending cut Manchester Citizens for Social Respon­ filing Junior High School. Sen. Marcella available. He said the town will have Community College professors and an The theme of the meeting is “Settle­ The selections to represent the lan­ The DIM Wednesday said Dr. Rich­ sibility, will speak in favor of C. Fahey and Edward J . Wilson, third dis­ to find ways of financially helping ment in New England.” downers on the task force are mond Hubbard charged the state for sought by Swensson trict candidates, and Representative MCC graduate have been invited to pre­ those who want to participate. Manchester’s resuming participation in his treatment of welfare patients Abraham Classman and Carl A. Zinsser, sent papers at the annual meeting of the Charles Nardi of Nardi's Bakery on The revitalization plans for the the HUD program. Joseph T. Sweeney, over a 3*^ year period when they MANCHESTER — Republican candidate for the 13th fourth district nominees, will debate elec­ New England St. Lawrence Valley Lewis will present a paper on New Connecticut Boulevard, and Bob downtown area are now being studied former town director, will present the were actually seen by six psy­ Assembly District, Elsie “Biz” Swensson, has called for tion issues as they respond to questions Geographic Society (NESTVAL) to be England house types - “To Planters of Morrison of HMP Associates Inc., of by the Hamden-based consulting case for a continued HUD moratorium. chologists and social workers in the a cut in state spending. held at the University of Conne have done. The answer is better management, control Friday will be to explain to the rest For further information contact Maria bott. clinical psychologist and treatment by a psychiatrist. Reg. Separate Items 399.80 and basic respect for the hardworking taxpayer.” Windham Public Schools to increase the of the task force what its work will • Realistic STA-530 AM/FM Receiver with 16 awareness of career possibilities in high Amaro, consultant, St^te Department of encompass. He said the meeting will professor at the University of Psychiatrists, who have medical watts per channel, min. RMS into 8 ohms. school students whose first language is not Elducation, 566-2169. ’' be to insure the committee is an ac­ Connecticut, will be the guest degrees, are paid $22.50 an hour for 20-20,000 Hz, 0.2«/o THD tive body to compile information and speaker at an ostomy meeting on treatment while psychologists are • Two MC-1200 Two-Way Speaker Systems Monday, Oct. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in con­ paid $15 an hour and social, workers get work done. £Q Director appointed ference Room B, at Manchester are not paid unless they are on the • LAB-56 Automatic Belt-Drive Changer with Dentamaro said he has already 31- 2079/ noofi o n r rr 6 ' Dust Cover, Base and Magnetic Cartridge Memorial Hospital. The meeting is clinic staff. 40- 1984/ 42-2972 HARTFORD— Richard H. Custer, fohmer town begun making contact with down­ sponsored by the Manchester Unit of The department has been trying to manager of West Hartford and Windsor, Conn., has been town merchants about revitalization the American Cancer Society. For get Hubbard to pay back $7.50 per appoint^ director of the Construction Institute of the plans and the reaction has been ’fan­ treatment by non-physicians from University of Hartford, it has been announced by Univer­ n tastic.” He said he has talked with further information, call 649-6076 or, 40-Watt 3-Way Speakers 24-Watt AM/FM Stereo/Cassette oodland 646-4572. May 1974 to November 1977. sity President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg. 168 Woodland St, Manchestor By Realistic ^ By Realistic Purposes of the institute, which acts as an impartial 643-8474 Hearings Save<20 resource for the state’s construction industry, include ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Save providing a forum, furthering development of the in­ HAMV FAU IIOOMINQ 2 5 % W ^ P a ir L95 dustry, and utilizing appropriate academic resources of slated Reg. 79.95 Pair the university. ’{Tie institute is open to firms and in­ dividuals from the construction field. » A L ^ HARTFORD (UPI) - Reg. 179.95 ■'M $20 off our best flush-mount Custer’s duties include presiding at meetings of the in­ Superior Court Judge John t t NOW ONLY MAL BARLOW ^'^x****" speakers! 5'/." woofers. 2'/)" Rivals home hi-fi' Separate bass and treble stitute’s Board of Governors and representing the in­ D. Brennan has announced (CNiVS stitute before various constituencies. REQ. $2.49 THRU he will begin hearings in midranges, 2" tweeters. controls, Auto-Eject, lighted dial Mounts IN B H W «l two weeks on an attempt to Fits 6x9" cutouts 12-1854 most dashes, under any With hardware 12-18B6 dismiss a lawsuit “During 1981, the State >»ogX ooooooO O ouuuuLuuuoofin»i challenging Connecticut's Legislature will redistrict controversial school educa­ Manchester. The entire 8th LIFE INSURANCE HOLLAND DUTCH lU LTS tion grant formula. Step Up to Open-Reel Tape for Our Best Headphones Brennan Wednesday Utilities District must be included 9 AGES 6 MONTHS TO A6E 87 HAVE ARRIVED' rejected a state request to within the 12th Assembly Recording Studio Performance — Reduced! TULIPS ...... dismiss the suit on grounds District. This change will ...1Di«2.3 the court lack jurisdiction ^ H .A TR-3000 by Realistic PRO-II by Realistic DAFFDDIL8 . strengthen the district and im­ ... D l * l i to review the claim by at­ Direct from company HYACINTHS prove representation. 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Oct. 9, 1980 - 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Oct. », I960 AL to install new officers St. John’s to note anniversary V^cIclinQs - MANCHESTERA l\if 'I I L 'tt'T S i'U __ - CiSt. John’s Irtkn'c NTnt'm.xnNorman fVIn>*lmnNarkon tittllwill Wbea LAAnlmoa^Av.toastmaster. acemetery a «m a 4aw.. entrance. riSL_The cemetery—_____. were people of ardent hearts. They MANCHESTER — The American Parish PNCC will observe its 50th an­ He is chairman of the parish com­ has been further enhanced by Legion will hold an Installation of of­ set for themselves great objectives niversary in Manchester Sunday with mittee. Mayor Stephen Penny will be landscape gardening, including Annulli-Peck ficers Saturday at 8 p.m. at the to which they remained committed a 3 p.m. Pontifical Mass in the one of the main speakers. nursery plants and evergreen trees. church at 23 Golway St. followed by until death. From their great effort Susan Marie Peck of Manchester and Lon George An­ American Legion Home on American The Golden Jubilee Committee is The first movement toward Legion Drive. ceremonies and dinner at Willie’s and toil, the building of a beautiful nulli of Manchester were married Aug. 30 at St. Bridget chaired by Louis Pardo. The Rev. organizing St. John’s Parish was home of worship was realized, that Following the installation, there Steak House. Church in Manchester. Walter Hyszko, who has served the stirred by the late Bishop Walenty now bears the name - St. John’s will be a live band for dancing. Monsignor Thomas J. Gnat will The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Peck parish for 22 years and has been a Gawrychowski assisted by the now Polish NaUonal Catholic Church. The installing team will be the past celebrate the mass, assisted by in­ of 50 North St., Manchester. The bridgegroom is the son priest for 46 years, is honorary chair­ r e t ir e d M o n sig n o r Leopold We dedicate this Golden Jubilee commanders of the First District vited clergy of the Eastern Diocese. man. Father Hyszko, pastor of St. of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Annulli of 142 Ludlow Road, Dabrowski. The faithful, encouraged Day to all the organizers of the American Legion, and those they will The Rev. Louis Kaezorowski, John’s, is author of the book, “Ode to Manchester. by the fiery words, in the spirit of the install were selected at the legion’s emeritus, of Woonsocket, R.I. will be Great Men and Great Things in parjsh, living and the dead and The Rev. Philip Sheridan of St. Bridget Church per­ founder, the late Bishop Francis annual meeting in June. master of ceremonies and the Rev. Poetry and Prose.” paying tribute to them, consecrating formed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Clara Dubaldo of Hodur: "With Truth, Work and John Baer will be installed as com­ Zygmund Szczepkowski, pastor of this monient of celebration as their Manchester was organist. During his 22 years with St. Strive!" they set forth to realize Holy Cross Parish in Cambridge. celebration. As we rejoice with The bride was given in marriage by her father. mander and as service officer; John's, Father Hyszko has seen the their Holy Aim, a church of their own Harold Lawson will be installed as Mass, will assist as deacon. Both them, we make the resolve that we Miss Barbara Jeffries of Manchester was maid of church proper, church hall and rec­ in the spirit of religious freedom. shall endeavor to give our best to senior vice commander; and Vincent priests are formerly of the St. John’s honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Kim Leventhal of Stowe, tory renovated, with the support of Soon under the capable guidance and preserve their glorious Miele will be installed as junior vice Parish. Vt., Mrs. Pamela Burger of Manchester, Mrs. Kerri Boll the parishoners. In addition, a new leadership of the late Rev. Peter achievements, and carry on their commander. The dinner at Willie’s Steak House asphalt road has been built in the of Bolton and Mrs. Kyle McCarthy-Annulli of Latas, with spiritual enthusiam they work towards a future steady growth Others inciude: adjutant: Dolores will be preceded by a special Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. Rev. Waller A. Hyszko cemetery and two granite columns realized a beautiful brick church. and progress. Pienwar; historian: Robert Arson; program marking the anniversary. Michael Parrott of Manchester served as bekt man. have bqgn erected to beautify the The organizers of St. John’s Parish Chaplin: George Atkins Sr.; finance Ushers were David Peck and Paul Peck, both of Manchester and brothers of the bride; John Burger and officer: Thomas Martin; judge ad­ Ron Ferguson, both of Manchester; and Brad Downey of vocate: Ai Frederick; sergeant at arms: Herbert Raymond; executive Vernon. Almost any therapy can reduce your fear committee: Haroid Pohl and Francis A reception was held at Manchester Country Club, Leary. after which the couple left for Bermuda. They are FARMINGTON—If snakes panic didn’t matter what group they were themselves.'' The project’s other co-director — He said that may explain why Members and guests are invited. you don’t despair. residing in Manchester. Friends discuss Friendship Force in. The owner of Scarlett O’Hara — Irving Kirsch, Ph.D, assistant different forms of therapy will work Almost any form of therapy you try One woman, apprehensive for most Louise Milyko of West Hartford, a equally well. Mrs. Annulli is employed as an advertising sales During his whirlwind visit to Manchester recently served as an ambassador to West professor of psychology at UConn’s representative at The Manchester Evening Herald. Lioness Club will probably help you reduce your of the summer about going out in her professional snake breeder and lec­ Starrs campus — said not all methods "What the treatment gets down Mr. Annulli is vice president of Orlando Annulli ti Sons, rwently, “Chip” Carter took time out to chat Berlin. Mrs. Weinberg is currently attending fear, according to research at the backyard because a snake had been turer — had nothing but praise for the will work for all people. to,” he said, "is systematic ventila­ Mr. and Mrs. Lon G. Annulli general contractors. (Potamianos photo). with Manchester’s Mayor Stephen Penny, at the International Friendship Force Conference planning sale University of Connecticut Health seen two houses away, began UConn project. "A few people “However,” he said, “chances are tion. People talk about their fears left, and Barbara Weinberg, state and New in West Berlin, where more than 150 chairmen Center here. enjoying the outdoors at home again needed more time,” she said, “but, in a person’s favor with a qualified and produce a change in their beliefs UConn researchers, working with after treatment. She was in the first overall, 1 think it was tremendously therapist.” about themsleves.” England director of the Friendship Force, a and members of its board of directors, will dis­ MANCHESTER - The about 40 snake-phobic volunteers, group. Manchester Lioness Ciub wili con­ successful. The reasearchers did a Kirsch said seeking therapy is a Taking part in the project, besides people-to-people foreign exchange program. cuss the exchange schedule for 1981. (Herald divided them into groups and tried Another volunteer, also a woman, marvelous job." duct a practical housewares and mis­ positive step because of an unspoken Tennen and Kirsch, were Anthony Carter had participated in the first Connecticut different kinds of treatment had declined to go to the family Tennen said the therapy techniques photo by Ryder) cellaneous gift sale on Saturday and syliogism that seems to be operating Saccone and Steven Cody, two Ph.D Engaged flight to Tel Aviv, Israel in 1978, and Penny programs to see which would work summer cabin because of her fear of' used in the project could be applied in a patient’s mind: "If I undergo candidates in psychology at Starrs, Sunday from 11 a m. to 5 p.m. at best. snakes but is now going there to other specific fears such as those treatment, I will no longer be afraid. and Cynthia Wickless and Dawn Crispino’s Supreme Foods, 485 Hart­ Somewhat to their surprise, all regularly. She was in the third group. ford Road. of crowds, enclosed spaces, heights I underwent treatment. Therefore, I Carlson, undergraduate students at S SSr- programs worked equally well — “The point of our treatment,” All new products are made by and even public speaking. am no longer afraid.” Starrs. 9 even one in which snakes were hardly Tennen said, "was not to get people Psychologists linking Connecticut Home-bound Blind and mentioned. to touch and pick up snakes but to The Sheltered Workshop Blind, who It seems the very act of therapy prevent an irrational fear from in­ are unable to compete in the sighted had a beneficial effect, said Howard terfering with their capacity to enjoy world due to other handicaps, and are Tennen, Ph.D., a Health Center themselves." upbringing, depression instructed by the Board of Education clinical psychologist and project co­ An irrational fear, he said, is one w Services for the Blind. director, regardless of the form it that has no basis in fact and cannot David C. Zuroff, now on the faculty of perhaps by reducing or rendering un­ All proceeds will benefit local took. be removed by explaining the facts. By JAMES V. HEALION charities. ^ the State University of New York at stable their generalized expectancies The treatment programs took That is why a trained therapist can STORRS (UPI) — A new study Binghamton. More than 50 percent of for love, and the isolating effects of three forms. help, he said. suggests college women who go into GOLD RUSHl the women said they experienced high conflict and paternal dominance Tour planned One group was taught relaxation The researchers were able to emotional tailspins after breaking up moderate to severe depression after add to the daughter's vulnerability to techniques and exposed to modeling measure the level of snake phobia in with their boy friends may find their a lost love affair. depression," Schwarz said. — that is, a woman who likes snakes their volunteers, both before and fathers responsible for their inability of mill areas The researchers felt that in a high- inconsistency in the mother’s love, served as a behavior model by after treatment, by placing a boa to ride with love’s punches. conflict family there would be although less influential than incon­ MANCHESTER - Manchester handling a three-foot boa constrictor constrictor (Scarlett O’Hara) in a A total of 98 in all females selected pressure among the children to sistency in the father’s, also in­ Community College professors, with named Scarlett O’Hara in front of the glass cage in a room. The room was at from introductory psychology choose sides between parents. If the creases vulnerability to depression, expertise in geography and history, group and giving an encouraging talk 18 feet long and had a door in the far classes at the University of Connec­ father were dominant, children he said. will conduct a walking tour of the about snakes. wall. ticut were questioned to see if there might tend to align themselves with The researchers determined a Cheney Mills Historic District Satur­ Volunteers in the second group also Volunteers were scored on how far was an association between con­ family background characterized by day at 2:30 p.m. learned relaxation techniques — they would go — open the door, walk Judith A. Wrubel ditions of rearing and susceptibility him. D & L For daughters, however, align­ low conflict, paternal dominance and "You can’t be anxious if you're into the room, walk so many paces Margaret A. MeWeeney Ann D. Morganson to depression. Dr. Thomas Lewis, professor of Joseph G. Delorge ment with the father might have a consistently loving father was relaxed," Tennen noted — but were toward the glass cage, touch the cage "We found evidence that there geography, and Dr. John Sutherland, some negative effects if he were in­ associated with daughters least asked simply to visualize snakes, a with a glove, touch the cage without MANCHESTER & VERNON! received a bachelor’s degree from was, and those women who were professor of history, will conduct the \lcWeeney-GrandeI Morganson-O'Brien consistent in his love. His affection vulnerable to depression. What can technique that is helpful in therapy a glove, touch the snake with a glove the University of Massachusetts at more prone to depression which tour as part of an annual meeting of would be especially important to the fathers do to avoid problems for their when the source of fear is not easily and touch the snake without a glove. The engagement of Miss Margaret The engagement of Miss Ann Doris Amherst in 1975. He is employed at specifically occurred after a breakup the St. Lawrence Valley Geographic daughter because she had cast her lot daughters? Society. accessible. Some volunteers, in the beginning, Alexandra MeWeeney of Pine Morganson of Somerville, Mass., to Filene’s Inc. in Burlington, Mass. with a boy friend experienced paren­ with him. Schwarz said the major key would The public is welcome to join the The third group merely talked refused even to open the door, Orchard to Bradford Kane Richard­ Dennis Patrick O’Brien of Somer­ The couple is planning a May 23, tal conflict in childhood,” Dr. J. She would feel it was especially im­ be <0 deal with the conflict in the about their bad experiences in although they knew the snake was 18 son of Manchester has been an­ ville. Mass., has been announced by 1981 wedding at Harvard Epworth Conrad Schwarz said. tour, which will begin in front of portant to maintain her father’s love, marriage. general and did some free associa­ feet away and in a glass cage. nounced by her parents. Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard United Methodist Church, Cam­ "The father tended to be dominant Cheney Hall on Hartford Road. but all along would be uncertain of "1 feel if there is warmth and tion, letting one word lead to another. "Fears are learned and so can be Mr.s. Frank R. Grandel of Pine Morganson of 100. Huntington Drive. bridge, with a reception at the Cot­ and inconsistent in his love toward her ability to win it. Thus, Schwarz respect between the mother and the Although solid findings have to unlearned with appropriate Orchard. tage Crest Restaurant in Waltham, the daughter,” said Schwarz. "We Si. Margaret's Circle Vernon. said, she would be more vulnerable father then children will not be put in await data analysis. Tennen said his therapeutic intervention," Tennen Mr. Richardson is the son of Mr. Mass. (Ehrnflfn photo) looked for those relationships MANCHESTER - St. Margaret s Mr. O’Brien is the son of Mr. and to depression during subsequent the position of where they are overly “eyeball analysis" is that a majority said. “People have to allowfor the and Mrs. Eugene Richardson of 63 Mrs. William O’Brien of Scituate, because we predicted them in ad­ Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will Benton St.. Manchester. W rubel'DeLorge relationships with men. dependent on the affection of one meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the of the volunteers — perhaps as many possibility they could change. They Mass. vance from a theoretical scale.” as 80 percent — overcame their fear Miss MeWeeney graduated from "The father’s inconsistency has a parent or the other," he said. Knights of Columbus Hall. may say, 'It's just the way lam .'B ut Miss Morganson graduated from Ms. Judith A. Wrubel of He reported his findings with Dr. of snakes to some extent. Many over­ they should open themselves to South Central Community College. powerful, direct effect on daughters. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Rockville High School. She Manchester and Joseph G. DeLorge came it completely, he said. And it change. They might surprise She is,employed at First Bank in New graduated from Chatham College, of Coventry have announced thbir Irene Burgin and her committee. Haven. Pittsburgh, Pa., Graham Junior engagement. Mr. Richardson attended College, Boston, Mass., and received Ms, Wrubel is employed by Cheney Manchester Community College and a bachelor's degree from Goddard Bros. Inc. in Manchester. Business women to nieet Hartford State Technical College. He College, Plainfield, Vt., in 1979, She Mr. DeLorge is employed by Blood donoi*8 are needed T is ■ nployed at Conyer's Construction is employed at Abt Assoicates Inc., Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ms. Joan Walden, director of com- established in 1974 to assist in the which she photographed and com­ in Hartford. Cambridge, Mass. The couple is planning a Nov. 7 ipunidations for Hartford’s Down­ planning, promotion and develop­ piled, is shown frequently to schools, MANCHESTER— The Red Cross sent their full orders from the center to be held at St. James School, Park The couple is planning a November Mr. O’Brien graduated from wedding at Second Congregational town Council, will be the guest ment of Hartford’s Central Business civic religious organizations and is issuing a special appeal for blood and in some cases surgery is having Street, has been changed and now wedding. (Colter photo) Scituate (Mass.) High School and Church in Manchester. speaker at the Oct. 27 meeting of the District. Ms. Walden has worked at business groups. donors. Officials of the Blood Center to be postponed. will be in operation at the Communi­ East Hartford (Robin Chapter) of the the council since 1978. She originated Ms. Walden is a freelance writer in Farmington advise that in addition All eligible donors are being urged ty Baptist Church, 585 East Center A m erican B usiness W omen’s Hartford ARTLINE (247-4433), a and photographer and serves on the to the continuing shortage of to go to their nearest Bloodmobile Street. Hours are 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. association. It will be held at the Par­ two-minute recorded telephone ser­ board of directors of Monte Video, a negative blood types there is now a and share their good health with Appointments can be made by con­ ma Restaurant in Hartford with a vice which offers up-to-date arts and community arts organization in critical shortage of A and 0 positive others. Births social hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by entertainment information. Hartford. blood. The Bloodmobile will be in tacting the Manchester Red Cross at dinner at 7. She writes and edits the “Beat of Manchester Tuesday, Oct. 14. This 643-5111 Walk-in donors will be Bourne, Karla Anne, Morganson, Melanie Rau St,, Extn., Rockville. For reservations, call Mrs. Helen Because of this situation the 43 Pine Knob Drive, South The Downtown Council is a non­ Hartford," a downtown newsletter. visit which was previously scheduled welcome all day. daughter of Paul C. and Lynne, daughter of Robert She was born Sept. 25 at Rhuda at 569-1250. Connecticut hospitals are not being Doreen Golas Bourne of Windsor. He was born profit, privately funded organization. The “Beat of Hartford” slide show and Anita Wonsik MorgoTi- Manchester Memorial Sept. 25 at Manchester Chula Vista, Calif., was sort of Ellington was born Hospital. Her maternal born Sept. 13 in San Diego, Memorial Hospital. His Oepi. 15 at Rockville grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are Calif. Her maternal grand­ General Hospital. Her Working workshop set Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs of Mr. and Mrs. J. William parents are Mr. and Mrs. Body rejects foreign cells maternal grandparents are Manchester. Her paternal Mahoney of South Windsor. recruiting at Aetna Lite anu c.aaaaiij Anthony Golas of HARTFORD- ’’Getting to work in market, conducting an effective job Mr. and Mrs. John Wonsik grandmother is Mrs. Ethel His paternal grandparents By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. will continue and wiil in­ Company, will give an overview of Manchester. Her paternal of Vernon. Her paternal the 80s,” a workshop designed to help campaign, preparing a resume and Irish of Los Alamos, N.M. are Mr. and Mrs. Alberto DEAR DR. LAMB - volve the bypassed graft interviewing techniques. home office insurance jobs. Sheila L. grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and those entering or re-entering the job Her great-grandmother is Cariboni of Buenos Aires, Two-and-a-half years ago I unless a person significant­ market, will be held on Oct. 20 from 9 Smyth, professional products Mrs. Karl Bourne of Mrs. Frank Morganson of Olivine Huffner of Waikiki Beach. Hawaii. Argentina. was operated on four ly alters his iife style. The a.m. to 2 p.m. on the campus of Hart­ There will also be a panel discus­ representative with Roche Labs, Inc. Ellington. She has a sister, Manchester. She has a will speak about sales careers for Her great-grandmother is cancer of the colon. I take Dr. L a m b people who do well after ford College for Women. sion about careers in various fields. Melissa. sister, Melissa Ann, 14 woment~And Mardene Bell, scientific Mrs. Minnie Galli of all my follow-up tests and such an operation are those Angela C. Callahan, employee months. Mounrr, IVIrlisHa Ann, who get their weight down, programmer with Gerber Scientific Manchester. She has three everything is going fine. Presented by the staff of the development specialist at Hartford Sulhcrlanil, Calherine ------daughter of Charles E. and stay on an appropriate diet Instrument Company, will discuss sisters. Amy 4, Marcy 3, Only one thing bothers me. this issue can send 75 cents surgeon told him not to Counseling Center of Hartford Hospital will describe future trends Jean, daughter of Carter Hein, Relhany Lynn, Teresa Benoit Mounce of Can I pick up live cancer and don't smoke, in other College in cooperation with the in the health field. Sandra Blondin, jobs in the field of data processing. and Monica 2. and Cindy Woronecki with a tong, stamped, self- smoke. daughter of Carl' Jr. and 46 Jensen St., Manchester. cells from the proctoscope addressed envelope for it. words, the things they Greater Hartford Branch of the junior methods engineer at Wiremold Registration costs $6 and may be Sutherland of 366 Walnut DEAR READER - Judith Jarvis Hein of 310 She was born Sept. 26 at or the barium enema Send your request to me, in shouid have done to pre­ American Association of University Company, will discuss jobs in arranged by calling the Counseling krllnrr, Michael Scull, Trail, Coventry. She was Perhaps neither car­ Farmciiff Drive, Glaston­ Manchester Memorial nozzle? Maybe you can put care of this newspaper, vent heart troubie in the Women, the workshop will cover technology. Center of Hartford College for son of Kenneth W. and born Sept. 15 at Rockville bury. She was born Sept. 25 diologists or plastic sur­ Hospital. Her maternal my mind at ease. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City first place. topics such as researching the job Also, Gail H. Donahue, manager of Women. Nancy-Lea Hoffman General Hospital. Her at Manchester Memorial geon thought he would be grandparents are Mr. and DEAR READER - Con­ Station, New York, NY Cigarette smoking has Kellner of 56 Maple Drive, maternal grandparents are Hospital. Her maternal foolish enough to resume Mrs. Leonard Benoit Jr. of sider yourself put at ease. 10019. the habit. A coronary severai different actions Coventry, was born Sept. Mr. and Mrs.*'AveriU: grandmother is Elvira Jar­ Windsor. Her paternal Even if you had a cancer Cancer of the colon is one bypass operation to bypass that contribute to the risk Homeowner’S 23 at Rockville General Sutherland of Windsor. Her vis of Manchester. Her Child specialist to speak grandparents are cell that survived cleaning of the most frequent blocked arteries of the of having a heart attack. Protection Hospital. Her maternal paternal grandparents are paternal grandfather is Lawrence Mounce and Lois of the instruments before One of these effects is the MANCHESTER— Ann including chiia safety, Mr. and Mrs. Steve cancers in both men and heart does not cure the dis­ ment and family studies grandparents are Mr. and Carl Hein of Clearwater, A. Mounce, both of you had a proctoscope or clumping of the piatelets, L. Bonney, director of multi-ljngual and multi­ Mrs. Jasper Hoffman of Woronecki of Windsor. She women. Sufficiently ease. All it does is enable a from Cornell University Fla. She has a sister, Jen­ Marshfield, Mass. Her barium enema, such cells frequent and adequate small cells in the Child Life at Manchester cultural programs in early Moretown, Vt. His pater­ has a sister, Jennifer. nifer, 5. way for the circulation to and a master's degree in maternal great­ would not be able to attach examinations often lead to bloodstream, and this Memorial Hospital, will childhood education, child nal grandparents are Mr. be passed around the make a presentation at the child development from 9 health and nutrition, fami­ grandmother is Mrs. themselves to' your colon early detection. If they’re blocked arteries to the rest process contributes to the Automatically and Mrs. William Kellner Irish, Tracy Marie, Carihoni, Raul Rene, Leonard Benoit Sr. Her 1980 Conference of The ly support and toys and Iowa State University. She of Vernon. He has a sister. daughter of Edward N. and or cause you a problem. detected early enough, of the heart muscle. formation of a clot. If your is a member of the adjusts son of. Raul and Lynn paternal great-grandfather In the first piace, the they can be completely husband can quit for five Connecticut Association games. Heather Marie. Karen Jacobs Irish of 12 Mahoney Cariboni of 104 The fundamental disease for the Education of Young Association for the Care of is Lawrence Mounce. normal human body tends cured. It’s the same story is fatty-cholesterol deposits months, there's no reason Ms. Bonney will speak on insurance Children at a day-long con­ Children in Hospitals and to reject any foreign cell. we see over and over with in the arteries. The disease for him to smoke at ail. ’’New Programs for ference at Central Connec­ the Society for Research in to inflation! This is part of th^rincinle most cancers. Early detec­ Children, and Families in Child Development. of some forms " cancer tion is extremely impor­ ticut State College on Hospitals,” reflecting on Mothers' planning supper Saturday, Oct. 18. treatment, to improve the tant and may be life her experience at Designed as a day “to The Combined Catholic Mothers’ followed by supper at 7:30 p.m. delinquent boys for seven years. body’s ability to reject the saving. You’ll read more Manchester Memorial and rekindle our sense of Circles of Manchester is having a The guest speaker will be Jack Any memter wishing to attend abnormal cells that your about this in The Heaith on new programs around Call Today mutual joy and respon­ the country. VISIT potiuck supper on Wednesday at St. Walsh, director of Youth Services in should contact Arlene Carlson at 646- own body forms. In the se­ Letter I’m sending you. sibility in working with Bartholomew’s Church library. Vernon. Prior to accepting that posi­ 7557 by Friday. The host circle for cond place, the lining of the DEAR DR. LAMB - My A member of the I NATIONWIDE young children,” the con­ TOLLAND COUNTY There will be a punch bowl at 7, tion, he has operated a facility for the evening will be St. Jude’s. digestive tract, including husband has had heart Manchester Memorial . J INSURANCE the coion, sheds and is trouble for 10 years. Six ference will feature staff since 1977, Ms. VOLKSWAGEN '--v^ NalionwicM i6 on yoix tiO« workshops and discussions Nafaina-Jt Mutual lr>vu>a->rv (.i replaced at regular inter­ months ago he had open Bonney holds a bachelor’s AND SEE WHAT Nal'OoaKta Muluai f "<• ins..ra • (.nr»l>an) on a wide variety of topics Nai>o« vals. heart surgery with two degree in human develop­ YOU CAN BUY Hor»eot*K» CO'umlJuS IHii B&P Women's Club set Fortunately, it usually bypasses. 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Oct. 9, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs,, Oct. 9. 1980 - 1 1 Network of Hockanum parks described - One Vernon resident said that town Charter Oak Park would be con­ parks and local historic sites. In all, 11 parks are envisioned, with By MARTIN KEARNS The state Department of En­ had initiated police motorcycle vironmental Protection is overseeing structed along the Connecticut River In Manchester, Newstate Park the bulk of development In East lli-ralpitcher, waded out of a bases- Morgan was walked intentionally their last 28 games on the road, South Windsor: a daughter, Mrs. for the both children and elderly, depicting successful home treat­ association.” ’The association has Manager Leatrice Trombley, Home before Cruz grounded a single to 3 tie with an RBI single to ignite a Game 3, is looking forward to the going home. loaded, one-out jam in the ninth. thus buoying Green's confidence. Gunilla LaRose of Manchester; three along with health fairs, clinics, ment. hired two licensed practical nurses to Health Care Coordinator Joan Smith; right off loser Ron Reed to help four-run 10th inning Wednesday homecoming. "1 don't feel you're ever in the McBride and Schmidt singled but But Niekro, although he was 0-2 brothers, Francis J. Kehoe, Thomas counseling for teenage parents, and Outgoing President Mary Carter ease the problem. Mrs. Getting; and R.P.T. Alice McBride failed to score on Lonnie send his team back to Houston in against Philadelphia this season, night that carried the Astros to a “We've heard a lot of people on driver’s seat when you’re playing D. Kehoe, both of East Hartford and an advocacy team for children who commented on the major Ms. Lewis suggested the associa­ Ryan. Mrs. Getting and Mrs. Ryan fine shape. is a knuckleball pitcher and those Mrs. Aaron Cook 7-4 victory over the Philadelphia the road screaming and yelling," a good major league ballclub and Smith’s bloop single down the Edward Kehoe of Manchester; two are abused or negleted. achievements of the past year, which tion continue to work with health alKi received aw ai^ for 10 or more Cesar Cedeno added an RBI on are the kind that give the Phillies Phillies and an all-important split he said. “It’s time we’ve got some Philadelphia is a good major right field line because he was sisters, 5^s. Mary Kaminske of education groups. She also com­ years of uninterrupted service. Mary a fielder's choice and Dave fits. Christenson, 5-1, is coming of the first two games of the people screaming for us.” league ballclub. We won. We were held at third by coach Lee Elia, Manchester and Mrs. Agnes Earley mented on the population the associa­ Fran Briggs, outgoing board Bergman poked a two-run triple Church hoard National League Championship The Astros lost three games in ahead when the game was over, • who admitted later, "I screwed it off a year during which he un­ of Hamden; 10 grandchildren and 11 tion serves. “Half of our visits were member, was present^ with a cer­ to give the Astros more breathing derwent arm surgery and suf­ great-grandchildren. Series. Los Angeles before Niekro beat so the game goes in the right up. Republican panel to persons 75 years or older. ’The pop­ tificate of appreciation for her years LaCorte struck out Manny room. fered additional injuries. Funeral services will be Friday at offers help ulation is getting older.” of service. After an off-day today, the two the Dodgers in a playoff for the column.” 10:15 a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford MANCHESTER - The ad­ deplores bombing ministrative board of South United 9 with a mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Burial Methodist Church, spoke out this will be in Fairview Cemetery, West MANCHESTER - The Republican Since the firebomblhg a number of week against the recent firebom- Pickets complain Phillies not out Hartford. Friends may call at the Town Committee deplores the recent local organizations and persons have birtg of a black family’s home in White^ Aikens funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 firebombing of the Manchester spoken about the firebombing. Manchester. In a unanimous vote to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be family’s home. In an interview shortly after the in­ the board repudiated such violence made to St. James School Fund, 73 The committee passed a resolution cident GOP Town Committee chair­ and “the un-Christian and un- about losing jobs hut seem down Park St., Manchester. which "deplored the firebombing of man, Robert Von Deck, speculated American thinking which produces By PATRICK REILLY at the site. ’Two non-union workers the bombing was an outgrowth of re­ on hit sprees the Brent Road residence.” it.” EAST HARTFORD - The were injured but not seriously. Veterans Stadium, was a fluke. A bottle, containing flammable cent publicity on the Ku Klux Klan ’The board arranged for a pastor PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The pickets assembled Wednesday and The police and the non-union KANSAS CITY,.Mq-TUPIT^ While there really is no such thing as the Philadelphia Phillies aren’t out, but The Phillies played Wednesday liquid was thrown into the bedroom rally In Scotland. and two lay leaders to visit the I n Memoriam today at the Connecticut Boulevard workers who were attacked have New York had several things to number nine hitter, I just like they surely do seem down — their night much like they did in losing of 15-year-old Sharon Harriss, at 11 At that time Von Deck said the in­ family and express the con­ identified many of the men in the construction site, where an attack on worry about going into its American sleeping out there and then coming protestations to the contrary. those other years. letting scoring op­ In memory of my son Richird and his wife Jessie. Brent Road. There were four other cident was "disgusting — a form of gregation’s sympathy and support. mob as union workers. Don Lopreato, Jessie parted this life January 7Ui, 1978, and Richard non-union workers took place Mon­ League playoff series with Kansas through when theydon’t expect it.” “It's no big deal; it’s over with, " portunity after scoring opportunity October 9th. 1978. children home during the incident. violence we shouldn’t have.” One hundred dollars was pledged business manager of the Local 230, day morning, said they have the City, there were two things that White clubbed the Yankees when it slip away.Philadelphia stranded 14 The bottle struck the girl on the arm, toward an offering to be takeq this said he was out of town when the said Phillies third baseman Mike Love is the light in the lonely nights. Archaelogfical Society same complaint as unemployed probably did not concern the looked like the New York club was Schmidt, confident his team could base runners. Twice they loaded the To give comfort and show us the way, but she and her brother escaped from Sunday for the relief of the victims. violence occurred but said the ironworkers: the non-union workers Yankees. about to run away with the game. bounce back from a 10-inning, 7-4 loss bases with less than two outs and And faith is the rock, which our hope is built, the room. SOUTH WINDSOR - The fall The fuil statement of the board, picketing of the site by his group That we'll be together again someday at the site, many of whom they claim One was second baseman Frank The Yankees had taken a quick 2-0 to Houston Wednesday night that failed to bring even one runner home. A fire started in the bedroom, of kick-off meeting of the Albert which is the chief decision making would be peaceful. Morgan Archaelogical Society will be are from out of state, are taking jobs White, known more for his glove than lead in the top of the second on back- evened the best-of-five National Debate will most likely continue Always loved and remembered; the home of Bruce Meggett and body of the parish was: Lopreato said, however, that his Mother. Brother Eric and family away from union workers. for his bat. at the bottom of Kansas to-back home runs by Rick Cerone League playoffs at one victory each. for days over one of those situations. Lucinda Harriss. Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. at the Wood “We are offended at the recent The 30 to 40 pickets from the union’s complaint is the same as tbe City's batting order. The other was and Lou Piniella. But the Royals In the ninth, with Bake McBride at . When the children tried to leave, Memorial Library, 783 Main St. firebombing of a Manchester “ We have a day off to relax, and Construction and General Laborer ironworkers union or any other union first baseman Willie Aikens, who has came right back in the bottom of the they were stopped by the sound of Professor Stephen Dyson of home. In the spirit of Jesus we then we have to win two out of three second and Schmidt on first, Lonnie Card of Thanks Local 230 m arched peacefully whose jobs are being taken away by been almost totally ineffective this inning with White’s looping tworun (in Hohston),” Schmidt said. "That's Smith lofted a single to right field someone trying to enter the house. Wesleyan University will speak on repudiate such violence and the un- non-union workers. Wednesday in front of the fence sur­ season against left-handers like double to left. all there is to it. We plan on playing and the fleet McBride held after We want to express our sincere and heartfelt Another family member reported “Exploring a Medieval Italian Christian and un-American Lopreato pointed inside the fence rounding the site of a $4.5 million Yankee pitcher Ron Guidry. In the third, Aikens came to the well when we go there (Friday).” some indecision at third. thanks to friends and relatives for their acts of kind seeing a white hat on one of the per­ thinking which produces it. We to the non-union construction rememberance. We would like to thank the Nurses at Castle.” He is known locally for But while headline-grabbers plate with one out and the bases The next two batters were easy sons. offer our sympathy and support to racquetball court-office complex un­ That's right, said the Phillies’ the Manchester Memorial Hospital, and also Dr historical digs conducted in der construction. Monday morning, workers and said many of them are 'k George Brett and Willie Wilson did loaded and singled to shallow left for demanding rookie manager Dallas outs to end the inning, and the Astros Martin Duke for his kindness. The Manchester Police concluded the victims and commit ourselves Middletown. at 7 a.m. a "mob” of about 40 men from out of state and none are their share in the Royals' 7-2 two runs and a 4-2 lead. Aikens, who Green. No sweat. broke the game open for four runs in its investigation yesterday with the to full acceptance of all people in The Family of Thomas D. Tediord, wielding bats and clubs attacked an minorities. He said about 40 percent American League playoff victory had struck out in his first at-bat "We've played down there before, the top of the 10th. Wife, sister and brother arrest of two men, former army bud- Education program our congregation and community.” of Local 230 is minorities, including against Guidry, was just as surprised dies. eight-man crew of non-union workers Wednesday, it was White — hitting in you know,” Green said. "It’s not as if "There was a little delay on 15 women. the No, 9 slot — qnd Aikens — hitting as the Yankees. we're doing something completely (McBride's) part, but it was no fault The GOP Town Committee com- VERNON - The “ Focus on "That’s either the first or second mended the police in the speedy Education’’ program on Oct. 11 will No. 7 — that won it for the Royals. Long day new. We were 9-3 for the year against of Bake McBride,” said third base Card of Thanks White went 3-for-4 and hit a crucial hit I’ve even gotten off Guidry,” said the Astros. Check our road record for coach Lee Elia. "My hands went up a rr e s t. The firebom bing was have its topic, “Vocational Educa- Aikens, a .198 hitter against left­ Ron Guidry just didn’t have Thursday morning, they arrested the tion Today and Tomorrow.” o two-run double in the second that tied the year (42-29) and especially for as if to say stop and at the same time Tbe family of Robert Duff Sr., wishes to extend C GRAND OPENING OF the score 2-2. Aikens hit a heses- handers this season. his usual stuff and was hit hard the month of September. We haven't I said, 'No, come on,' he saw my tbeir heartfelt thanks to their dear friends, relatives men yesterday. The program, aired on WINF at "Aikens' two RBI with the bases and neighbors for their understanding sympathy and Arrested were Eugene Gilliland, 17 9:10 a.m. is hosted by Dr. Robert Thursday Friday Saturday loaded single in the third that gave by Kansas City and lasted just done too badly. hands go up and stopped. many kindnesses during tbe recent bereavement in Kssny St. Exit off 1-84 the Royals a 4-2 lead they never sur­ loaded got us over the hump.” said "We were in the same position in "1 guess it's putting a lot of the lou of their Father and Son. of Oliver Road, and Charles Linstone. assistant superintendent of three inninjgs. Ace southpaw Tues., Wad.. Sat. Til SCO rendered. The Yankees should not Brett, who doubled in the first and Montreal, and we didn't do too badly pressure on myself, but inside I think Metheny of Webster Springs, W. Va. schools in Vernon. Mon., Thurs. FrI.. Til 800 was charg^ with 7-2 loss to have been surprised — Aikens and homered in the seventh. “My home that had I pushed him he'd have 6478907 Royals. (UPI photo) up there," Green said with more than SOUND 647-9996 White have b ^ n effective against run is just the icing." a trace of sarcasm. scored. Unfortunately for the ball Al them all year. Aikens, with a .278 The Phillies lost two-of-three club and myself, it was a reflex ac­ 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/ 1/ MANCHESTER. average, hit .342 this season against games at home to Montreal in the tion on my part. For some reason, SELLAR New York while White, with a .264 Movie 4/ s m m ’s stYS... O ’^FISHER next to last weekend of the season, the fact we only had one out kept The People who bring you low prices A personal service rv fi4Hta Happy act average, hit .357 against the ‘Mr. October’ missed but then won two-of-three at Montreal sticking in my mind. I wanted that T • Come visit our Sound Sellar RS2002ARA/FM Yankees. the last weekend to win their fourth one run badly and thought we still theater STEREO RECEIVER Larry Gura jumps for joy White has been a sleeper for Kan­ NL East crown in five years. could get it.” after pitching distance and sas City all year. Despite his .264 pitch Piniella hit The behavior of the Phillies in their Still the Phillies declared they It’s a SOUND INVESTMENT beating Yankees in opening average, he had 60 RBI and supplied quiet, gloomy clubhouse Wednesday would be able to erase their errors WHY PAY MORE Free Cassettes with purchase Thurs.-Sat American League playoff u game-winning hits, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - A smash by catcher Rick Cerone for night, however, belied their breezy from memory in time for Game 3. closes O • SANYO O game. Royal pitcher survived , y dc*sn t matter where 1 pitch that was too good for Lou the first back-to-back homers in statements. The veterans of the NL ' Team effort lost just like the [Solid state AM/FM Sten 8 r ubat. White said of his lowly spot in Piniella to pass up in the second in­ championship series history. East championship teams that were team effort won it for us last night, " second inning home run blitz to lineup. "I just like being out "Lou got to a curveball— the same EAST HARTFORD - sggoo per channel I W ning was too good for Reggie Jackson shut out at home in the 1976,1977 and said first baseman Pete Rose. "We Though it had a 99-cent ad­ o • S A N Y O a win. (UPI photo) there. With the designated hitter, to hit in the fifth, setting “Mr. Oc­ curve I threw to Reggie in the fifth 1978 plavoffs had to be wondering if got about 14 hits off their pitchers AL'SIEFFERTS offers one of the 7^ FISHER and struck him out on," Gura said. mission charge for all HIGH FIDELITY 75 TW miua tober" down with a strikeout and Tuesday night's 3-1 triumph over and we sure can do it again.' showings, the owners of RS 2010 AM/FM giving Larry Gura a smooth path to a ‘Yeah,’’ Jackson said of his third Houston, their first playoff victory at the Cinema I on Main areas larges^ selections of Top WATT QUARTZ-LOCK STEREO RECEIVER Martin lauds Gura^ 7-2 victory over New York out on an O-for-4 day that left five Street gave their last DC AMP STEREO Wednesday. runners stranded. “When that ball Old friends meet showing Tuesday night. RECEIVER came in, I thought it was a high fast­ Perakos Associates of Name Brand Microwave Ovens *16waltsperchannel Piniella blasted a Gura curveball ball. 1 backed off and heard the um­ New Britain, the theater's ‘ usable FM sensitivity $388.00 denounces any fued over the left-field fence following a pire say, 'you’re through,"' operator since it opened in ‘ signal strength tuning meter 'a IMH:::: Q~~(Ki o at Low Disconnt Prices?...... KANSAS CITY, Mo, (UPII - Billy plete playoff game in five tries. It 1941, cited the stiff com­ iR S A N Y C ^ *100 watts enjoys petition from the Showcase I per channel too Martin and Kansas City pitcher was the fourth time Gura has won Cinemas op Silver Lane HIGH FIDELITY 55 Larry Gura say the animosity against the Yankees this year and the Wednesday as they an­ So why pay more!! WATT QUARTZ-LOCK between them is over. But it would victory raised his lifetime record nounced the closing of DC Amp STEREO appear the long-standing feud is against New York to 5-1. ‘ deluxe audio receiver w ith finished for different reasons, Gura was a Yankee when Martin Rose what had become a second- RECEIVER CAAAQO 9 S A N Y O Deluxe Vertical O run movie house. moving flourescent digital Front Load Stereo Ceaaette Deck "The feud with the Yankees is over took over as manager of the club in frequency readout with P.L.L. DC Servo Motor and because Billy is gone. He never 1975 In 1976, Martin traded Gura to PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - For 20-12. going against Larry Christen­ Competition from the *288' ‘ usable FM sensitivity L.E.D. Peaking Indicators Showcase Cinemas was thought I had major league stuff,” Kansas City and later‘said of Gura's years. Joe Morgan and Pete Rose son, 5-1, but they can also use the off- also cited when the Burn­ l l i ^ e N N A lR Gura said after whipping the pitching capabilities, "you can't forged and celebrated victory after day to give some rest to Morgan's side 1 and II, also a second- Yankees 7-2 Wednesday in the first make chicken salad out of chicken victory for the Cincinnati Reds. aching left knee. run movie house with game of the American League feathers ' Now, on opposite teams competing •'With the day off it ought to be at bargain admission prices, Playoffs. However, in his commentary for in the National League playoffs, the least 95 percent on Friday." Morgan However, Martin says there never national television on Wednesday's two are still showing they know how said. "And right now that's all 1 can closed this summer. The other 'H igh spe ed DC amp ‘Dolby system Burnside Avenue theater is Modato . o TURNTABLES was bad blood between the two and game, Martin described Gura's per­ to win. ask. " now being converted to of­ e«ANVO whatever once separated them is formance as "a great job. He threw Just 24 hours after Rose had done Morgan said that the injury coin­ Startirom* T E A C o Direct Drive DC servo semi* * 119®® fices. Til.' h-tuU l.alwtl.V h»« lai n over. like he is capable of doing." the same thing for Philadelphia. cided with Houston's heartstopping, AutomalicTurntable __J’ "I've never had a personal dislike Despite the fact that Martin Sperrie Perakos, presi­ with Strobe *99®® • SANYO Stereo Morgan served as catalyst for the season-ending series in Los Angeles. dent of the New Britain ^238. its m o Cassette Deck with Dolby for Larry Gura," Martin sajd. “I had repeatedly heckled Gura whenever Houston Astros in their 10-inning. 7-4 "I hurt it in the first inning of the a choice as a manager of pitching he took the mound against the victory over the Phillies that evened first game, " Morgan said. "After 9 firm, said the lease of the Semi-Aulomalic Turntable ®79®® and Metal Tape C<|AC|fln Cinema 1 building goes I iH ^ p ^ n t thre»posHlon Capabily him or Catfish Hunter. I chose Yankees, Martin said the discontent the series at one game apiece. that. I couldn't swing a bat. I couldn't through 1981. He said he Ulea Highly iliblaO-C. Hunter. Right now I'm very happy between them was hyped by the "It's fun to play against Pete. " run. 1 couldn't move. If I had been laarvo motor Sllmllna atyllng • SANVO has no plans to reopen the Semi-Automatic Quartz Locked PLL for Larry." press. He denied ever making the said Morgan, who doubled and scored able to help. I think we would have theater but said he has.ap- Direct Drive Turntable $23000 j Gura turned in a 10-hit perfor­ chicken-salad quote. the go-ahead run in the eighth and won it sooner. " proached town officials mance on the way to his first com­ received an intentional walk in a Instead, Morgan tried to play as * 149“® • SANYO T decisive four-run 10th. "1 respect about making use of the i l l CASSETTE Fully A utom atic Quartz Locked * • 3C ea many innings as he could and that building. 1 PLL Direct Drive Turntable him. He's a friend and he's such a helped neither the team nor the knee. The theater opened in OVEN! great ballplayer." When it came time to open the *159®® Guidry record tarnished But with the competitive spirit that , playoffs in Philadelphia. Morgan 1941 as the Eastwood and n •SANYO Stereo o was a major downtown at­ Metal Tape Capability • SANYO they share, Morgan is trying his best found himself on the bench. Fully A utom atic 2-m olor Quartz^i ^ Cassette Deck with M e la l^ KANSAS CITY (UPI) - New and moving around the plate to beat Rose's club and reach the traction. Perakos said the I Locked PLL Direct Drive Turntable < Tape CapabNty theater was remodeled in York's Ron Guidry entered erratically. I was high in the first in­ World Series in Houston's first-ever * “® Wednesday's American League ning and I knew I was in trouble." 1970 at a cost of $190,000. 169 I ^FISHER *219®® trip to post-season play. And he "The doctor said to rest it. " said The theater, however, has 1 CASSETTE PLAYER A------bdseball playoff with an unblemished Guidry, who was credited with his believes he has the team to do it. Morgan. 37 -Sure it was frustrating MT6320 MT6310 postseason record but the fastball first post-season loss in five decisions only drawn slim crowds Turntable Turntable “These guys have really battled, But could it have been more that made him one of the premier cruised through a quick first inning, lately to the films it began and battled and come a long way," frustrating than what happened in ,*99 * 8 8 ° ° ^ strikeout pitchers in baseball left the giving up only a George Brett bloop- showing for 99 cents two said Morgan. "It’s turned into a real Los Angeles'?" ti 00 hit that right fielder Reggie Jackson ; years ago. The last film Yankees ace when he was most character team. We weren't rattled Morgan, who had responded well in •Two m otors *218 needed. misplayed into a double. shown there Tuesday night ‘ record motor SPEAKERS ^FISHER by the playoffs. If I didn't know, I the past to injections, received one noil lint USUI ciua. •■Aiv VO Deluxe Front "1 wasn’t throwing all that bad," was "Airplane.” ‘ auto spacer *249 Vz PRICE SPEAKER SALE Load Caaeette Deck wouldn't know which team doesn't and felt well enough to play in Game luuMKiiD.iiuiuinmss. said a dejected Guidry, who gave up But his game began to cave in have playoff experience. " 2. He drew three walks and filed out CUKIllICKOIDMISailCIII MS137S158.00reg. NOW $7000 four runs in only three innings in the during the Second inning as he gave Winning rim 443-445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER. miiMuioiiuiiiissnM *79®® a a l The Astros hope to continue dis­ hard to center in addition to «0III»1SIIIICIIM1." r7w ia’s»l Rated Yankees' 7-2 loss to the Kansas City up two runs on two hits and a walk to „ , , . . ^ , , j * u playing their unusual poise beginning Some people once thought MS117S118.00leg NOW ®59®® i S ' erase any early 2-0 Yankee lead. The Rafael Landestoy scores what proved to be the Winning run for delivering the double He also con­ the belt way to gather only *98®a®, Royals. “The problem was 1 just Friday in the Astrodome, where the tributed in the field, making a nice pair third inning was a disaster as he Houston in 10th inning. Throw home was too late to Phillie walnuts was to knock them ^ 647-9997 DSI50$249.00reg NOW *124®® M ‘ dolby didn't know where each pitch was remaining games in the best-of-five tag to stop Garry Maddox's steql off with sticks instead of IHD OF K l t m • mitKlF SI ‘ L.E.D. readouts going. I don't know if I was too strong walked three batters, gave up two catcher Bob Boone to catch runner. Astros prevailed, 7-4, to 647 9949 *"oni>149®a®,a pair DS175 $300.00 reg.NO W series will be played. attempt and help limit Philadelphia's picking them. This was sup­ ®149®®i DC. m otor today or what was wrong. But my hits and two runs for a lead the square National League playoffs. (UPI photo) posed to be bast for the tree. kTONlQHT ’TIL 9, RAon.Thurs. ft FrI. Ill 9 Tufh., W d . A 8«t Is o lh e T A R Models at com parable Prices SAVe L *99*® Not only will they have Joe Niekro. two-run fourth fastball was getting away from me Royals never relinquished. ^ o r j f U - EVENINC HEKALI), Thurs., Oct 9, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 9, 1980 - 15

Tennis Thoughts RpLENty Tribe wins stubborn tilt Whalers« cut T op-ranked^Bama ■ By LEN AUSTER McCarthy, "We knew at the begin­ 1-0 winner over Fermi, makes it a Soccer poll Herald Sporlswriler ning of the season we didn't have a four-team race at 6-2 and 30 points. proven scorer. We have to find “We played our game all the way When would it come? Would it someone to finish. We had to score on Mayer advances come? through,” McCarthy cited,' “We two rookies By not worth a dead ball,” reminded the first-year played our game from penalty line to MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - next for Rutgers Those questions had to be in' the HARTFORD (UPI) - The them or send them back to juniors,” Indian leader. penalty line. But we couldn’t finish. Gene Mayer, the fifth-ranked player thoughts of the Manchester High National Hockey League's waiver said Whalers director of hockey Len Auster "They’ve done it for years. They We’ve had nice chances all year in the world, thrashed Australia’s NEW YORK (UPI) — No one was petitive with the better teams in the shutout wins over Vanderbilt and fighting over soccer team as it continually won’t finish,” commented Warren, draft was a non-event for the Hart­ operations Jack Kelley. assaulted the East Hartford High long.” Wimbledon hero, Paul McNamee, 6- around the last time Rutgers played East.” Kentucky that solidified the Tide’s "They do everything with the ball, ford Whalers a§ the team prepares to He said he expected both players to goal to no avail. Hornet sophomore keeper Matt 0, 6-0, Wednesday to advance to the a No. 1 college football team. In fact, In the opening game of the 1977 hold on the No. 1 ranking. they have a lot of skill, they do go with what it’s got in tonight's be back with Hartford later this But finally, after 78:48 of agonizing Mazzoli made 12 sdves to keep his semifinals of a $409,000 tennis tourna­ it may be stretching the point only a season, Rutgers lost 45-7 to a “I think we had some potential this everything except finish. season opener at St, Louis. season. It's whimsical to hear one soccer But not worth fighting over. play, with 1:12 showing left in the side in the contest. Steve Lecco, Joe ment at Festival Hall. little to say that Rutgers hasn’t powerhouse Penn State team that summer or last spring, but we don’t coach say, "I think we deserve to be “They were trying to go by our None of the 14 eligible Whalers Hartford also signed Steve Alley Let the true winner(s) be decided fourth quarter on the Memorial Field Russo and Garth Wolochowski were picked by other clubs in In other matches, Jimmy Connors played a top-ranked team since it was ranked among the top five teams have the people in the trenches. I No 1. Look at our schedule and theirs on the soccer pitch. backs. The fourth quarter they were and free agent center Glen breezed past Peter Fleming, 6-4, 6-3 entertained Princeton more than a in the country. But Penn State did not scoreboard. It —a goal —came. Chris worked hard defensively against a Wednesday’s NHL draft and Hart­ Markosky. but shipped Markosky and doubt seriously we will be a con­ and etc. ' That’s why games are played, you going down the wings like they should and Vitas Gerulaitis outlasted hard- century ago. gain the No. 1 ranking until later that Carmel's screeching low liner, on a constant Manchester barrage. ford didn't gain any players in the Rick Meagher down to the Whalers tender,” Bryant said, The state schoolboy soccer poll know. have from the start. And you have to serving John Sadri, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. But, of course, there were only two year. direct kick, from 21 yards out broke The Indians return to the pitch two-round draft. Binghamton, N.Y., farm club. But in his next breath, Bryant does draw interest ' shoot when you hit the (penalty) Mayer, 24, took control frpm the teams around playing football four Rutgers’ decision to toughen its through a five-man Hornet wall into Friday on the road at Simsbury High The Whalers did trim their roster The Whalers had made legendary added: “If we get by the next couple .Agreed area.” years after the Civil War, so one the low right part of the netting to at 3:30 while the Hornets are home to 20 for the start of the season by wing Bobby Hull, defenseman Marty outset, breaking service inv(he fiyst schedule — and thereby upgrade its of weeks and get some people well I But It is not worth fighting over. Help wanted "I wasn't frustrated at all," game. He had his touen^dme status — is not without its pitfalls. give the Indians an incredibly dif­ against Conard. sending first-round amateur draft Howe and a dozen others eligible for could forget about any Top 10 think we can play with anybody.” When It comes to pass that state With the increased interest in replied McCarthy about his club’s working to perfection and his double- rankings. Athletic Director Fred Gruninger ficult 1-0 victory. pick defenseman Fred Arthur and the draft. So far, no one has been able to stay championships are decided on paper soccer, both by boys and girls, the lack of scoring prowess, “Looking at handed backhand and forehand When unbeaten Rutgers plays host said. Carmel's goal was his second of the CCIL Standings second-round selection Michel The NHL’s other teams didn't draft with the Tide. Alabama is averaging and not by combat on the soccer skill level proportionately is im­ it the other way we got our first yielding few errors. to the No. 1-ranked and undefeated “There’s no question about it that season. It was Manchester's 30th shutout of the year. w. 1. t. pts. Galarneau back to junior hockey. any of them but the Toronto Maple 42,7 points per game, even though pitch, then the poll's importance will proving. There is, however, a danger shot of the long afternoon. East Hart­ McNamee, who won this year’s Alabama Crimson Tide Saturday, the if there is a great difference in the quarterback Don Jacobs and running “We were a little too fancy at Enfield 7 1 0 35 They also signed a multi-year Leafs tried to steal right wing Blaine be magnilied. lurking. ford had none as lonesome Tribe Wimbledon doubles titles with coun­ step up in class will be almost as score then the (Monday morning) backs Major Ogilvie and Billy times,” McCarthy admitted, Hall 7 1 0 35 agreement with third-round selection Stoughton, a free agent who was not In the meantime, maybe it should Not enough competent whistle- keeper irty Simon had time to tryman Peter McNamara, said after great as the 111-year gap between quarterbacks will tell us,” Gruninger Jackson have barely worked up a "Sometimes you think you can get by Manchester 6 1 1 32 Mickey Vulcan, an 18-year-old eligible for the draft, by drafting him be looked at only as a yardstick. tooters to cover all the games. The scribe the great American novel. the match, “I was shell-shocked. games. said. “We’ll either get accolades or sweat in the Tide’s first four vic­ just one more. We have to teach Wethersfield 6 2 0 30 defenseman, who will start the in the first round. ,\ year ago Manchester High cap­ quality of officiating this fall, to date, "Let's face it, we can't play on the “Mayer started so well that it up­ “It’s a damn big game,” said people will tell us we shouldn’t have tories. them once they get by one fullback to Fermi 3 5 0 15 season in a Whaler uniform. The Whalers are still negotiating tured the state Class LL title. At has left something to be desired. same field with them," admitted Chris Carmel set my^ game and it is the worst Rutgers coach Frank Burns. “ But I done it.” let it go.” Simsbury 3 5 0 15 "We think Arthur and Galarneau with Stoughton, who tied for the “I don’t feel sorry for myself right season's end it was ranked No. 4. There's a twofold explanation. No. Hornet Coach John Warren, seeing beating’’! have had since I returned to can’t say it’s the biggest in school But Alabama coach Paul "Bear” The Manchester victory, coupled Windham 2 5 1 12 are capable of immediately playing league lead in goals scored last now,” said Burns. "I might go into That's nice -but during the season 1 more and more teams are playing his troops slip to 1-7 for the season, the circuit after changing my history. I really don’t think it’s a big Bryant, who is scaring his players I'm going to hate meeting them in a with Hall's 4-3 win over previously Conard 2 5 1 12 in the American Hockey League, but season with 56. hiding though. They just run the ball the Indians were nowhere in sight. better soccer requiring a better of­ "They (Manchester) have a nice backhand." he said. "I was com­ game for Alabama at all except it with films of Rutgers’ 13-7 upset over couple of years." unbeaten Enfield, tightened the CCIL Penney 1 6 1 7 under NHL rules we must either keep down your throat, and if they wanted Why'’ ficiated game. And No. 2 there is a club. We were lucky the score was pletely outclassed and outplayed, gives them a chance to give their Tennessee last year in Knoxville, is "Believe it or not we do practice race. Hall and Enfield each are 7-1 East Hartford 1 7 0 5 to throw the hall I’m sure they could It should be remembered people tremendous shortage of referees. what it was. there's no other way to describe it,” team exposure in the East. not buying the prospect that the do a decent job. shooting every day," quipped a with 35 points with the Indians third Five points for win, two who do''the voting cannot possibly see A new board, the Connecticut "And they have a young club, too. NHL draft picks “We know we’re playing a hell of a Scarlet Knights will be an easy “We don’t have any problem about relieved Manchester Coach Bill at 6-1-1 and 32 points. Wethersfield, a points for a tie. all the contenders. It's almost safe to Valley, was formed this year to serve football team.” touch. the kids getting up for the ball game. say most witness the best rarely —if the shoreline area along with Austin wins easily For Rutgers, which has outclassed “If my specs are right, they’re Our problem is getting too high and at all. The coaches during the season Cromwell. Portland and three its first four opponents (Temple, Cin­ allowing just 45 yards per game run­ getting deflated real quick. Any kid are too involved in the coaching PHOENIX, Ariz, (UPI) - Tracy Middletown schools. That took 13 of­ cinnati, Cornell and,Princeton) by a ning,’’ Bryant said. “They have a would look forward to playing the No. —practice and game —aspect to play Winnipeg claims Austin probably was the only one ficials from the Central Connecticut Five-game slate reward combined to tal of 133-29, the couple of receivers who have caught 1 Football team in the country.” spectator too often. aware of any kinks to be worked out Soccer Officials Association of her nearflawless play. Alabama contest is a gamble aimed more passes than we’ve thrown, and 9 (CCSOA). Retirement, movement, Danny Geoffrion Austin, 17, glided all over the court at gaining respect for their I don’t know what to do about it. We No Alabama team has traveled this Neglect please etc.. has forced the CCSOA to have 40 mark NHL play in battering Barbara Hallquist, 6-0,6- revitalized, big-time program. have a chance to win — 14-7 — far north since the 1959 squad played less than a year ago. Lasorda "We’re trying to upgrade and maybe.” Penn State in the Liberty Bowl in The Rockies had earned the first 0, Wednesday night in her first match After Glastonbury High knocked That number is critical. "There's a were eliminated from last season’s MONTREAL (UPI) - Danny Geof­ elevate our program,” said Burns, Bryant, the 67-year-old coaching Philadelphia. But Bryant left little NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Manager pick by virtue of the their last-place in the $100,000 Phoenix Tennis off unbeaten East Catholic Tuesday, shortage of officials all over." ad­ Bruins host the New York Rangers in playoffs by the Flyers. They have a Lasorda also denied he had been frion, all but ignored by the Montreal whose team had an 18-game winning legend who last week recorded his doubt about his team’s intentions. Tom Lasorda signed a new one-year finish in 1979 and secured Vautour, Classic. one young fan remarked. "That mits Xavier High Athletic Director one of five games Thursday to open revamped defense and coach Fred seeking a multi-year contract with Canadiens last season as a regular streak in 1975 and 1976. “We want to 3(X)th victory, said his team has a “We’re coming up to play football, should knock them down in the contract Wednesday with the Los forward, doesn’t mind being listed on 24, for an undisclosed sum. Waiver Austin, who had a first-round bye, Artie Kohs, first vice president of the 1980-81 National HockeyLeague Shero will spend more time with the the club. get to the point where we can be com­ long way to go despite consecutive not to go sightseeing,” he said. rankings." Angeles Dodgers, shooting down the rosters of three teams in the span fees ranged from $50,(X)0 for a top said she used the second-round the CCSOA. season and it won’t take the newest team and less time in the office. "There was no talk about a multi­ rumors the irrascible National of 15 minutes as long as the final young player scaling down to $100 for match to adjust to the court con­ True But did the Eagles deserve The shortage has forced a couple of members of the Bruins much time to The line of Anders Hedberg-Ulf year contract," he said. "I talked League skipper will bolt to the stopping place is confidence. aging veterans. ditions. their lofty perch in the first place? leagues, the CCIL included, to go to realize that playing the Rangers Nilsson-Steve Vickers is still not a about a multi-month contract like Chicago White Sox for the 1981 Geoffrion, expected to be in the One-time stars Bobby Hull and "The ball bounces really high This is not to say East is not a fine off dates. Wednesday games are means something extra in Beantown. certainty with Shero saying he Walter Alston had for 23 years. I'm side. Coach Tom Malin's 1980 squad season. Bobby, Orr were passed up by the here," said Austin, who won the U.S. Haynes gains limelight required inasmuch as there are not doesn’t know if Vickers will play left grateful I'm a Dodger." regular lineup when the Winnipeg In other openers, Pittsburgh will "I don't know anything about league's 21 teams, each of which had Women's Indoor title in Minneapolis 15 his best ever, no question. enough people if all games were be at Philadelphia. Quebec at wing. The Phil Esposito-Don The Dodgers also announced that Jets face the Washington Capitals But how good? Good enough to be that," said Lasorda when asked been allowed to protect 18 skaters Sunday. "The ball is low indoors." NEW YORK (UPI) - A few weeks Haynes, who played sparingly the guys try to get the team up when our scheduled Tuesdays. Calgary, Hartford at St. Louis and Maloney-Ron Duguay line will re­ ' five coaches — Monty Basgall, Man­ Friday, almost landed back with the ranked’’ Or good enough to take care about moving east. "1 love this and two goaltenders. Austin overwhelmed the 23-year- ago, Mike Haynes was sitting at previous Monday night, returning heads are hanging a bit.” There are about 15 or 20 first or se­ Buffalo at Chicago. main intact and Shero will do some ny Mota, "Danny Ozark and Mark Quebw Nordiques Wednesday during of the opposition on the slate? organization and I want to die in this the National Hockey League's The rules of the waiver draft also old Hallquist in less than an hour. home ready to prepare a resume. punts, was behind the lumbering Haynes, 27, has been selected to cond year people on the CCSOA, Kohs Heading thi list of newcomers to manipulating with a third line. Creese — will return in 1981. ■ East ranked’ ahead of crosstown organization.” Red Adams, who has been in the waiver draft. rendered untouchable players with "Barbara's forehand is her The New York Jets should have Zamberlin and screamed for the ball. the Pro Bowl in all four of his reports. Boston is Rogie Vachon, who will The Bruins finished the exhibition strength," Austin said. "Tonight it Manchester in the latest poll by a 77- The management of the Dodgers Dodger organization for 21 years and But 15 minutes after Quebec placed not more than one year of pro service helped him draft it. “I called out ‘Zam, Zam,’ and he previous NFL seasons since More will be required if soccer as a start in goal for the Bruins. Vachon, season with an 8-3 record while the was a little bit off."'^ 16 point margin. But I’d venture to whole is not to suffer in the near moved quickly to end reports that the has served as pitching coach the last him on the protected list, the Nor­ and goalies with not more than three Haynes was locked in a bitter con­ just happened to look up,” said graduating from Arizona State. At acquired from Detroit in an even-up Rangers compiled a 5-3-2 mark. New 53-year-old Lasorda. who has won years. Pam Shriver, ranked No. 13 in the tract dispute with the New England Haynes, who took Zamberlin’s least one Jet isn’t betting against him say if the sides met 10 times, the In­ future. York, eighth overall in points last 12, announced his retirement, diques finalized a sale with the Jets. trade for goalie Gilles Gilbert, also two National League titles in his four No team could lose more than world, returned from a month-long Patriots during the preseason and the lateral and sped 65 yards down the this year. dians would take eight. It’s a situation which cannot be year, is expected to start John David­ "it's time to hang them up,” he Geoffrion, who failed to score any will get the starting nod Saturday years at the helm in Los Angeles, three players and after a player was layoff with a narrow victory over outstanding cornerback seriously right sideline for a touchdown, the “Haynes is terrific,” said New That’s my poll’,^ glossed over night when the Bruins travel to Long son in goal. said, "time to paint the house and goals and had only six assists in 32 Polls are nice. was thinking of leaving the club. games last year with the Canadiens. drafted the claiming team had to Anne White. 7-5, 7-5. considered sitting out the season longest blocked field goal return in York receiver Derrick Gaffney. Island to meet the Stanley Cup cham­ The Penguins open against the win- catch some fish." Unlike last year, when the signing drop another man from its protected 'I’he match pitted two serve-and- after playing out his option last club history. s ’He’s right on top of you all the time. pion Islanders. Lasorda said the team came up "a was soon after winging his way to ningest team in the NHL last season, of Lasorda's contract was done quiet­ Winnipeg list. volleyers on the fast cement surface, winter to achieve free agent status. After the game, safety Tim Fox, The biggest thing is, he seems to Jim Craig, the Olympic goalie also dollar short and a day late" in its un­ the intra-state rival Flyers. Newly ly, the team 's management, in­ "I never got much of a chance with When' the Rockies chose Vautour, and marked Shriver's first “ I had to realistically think about who wgs selected with Haynes by the know what you are going to do before acquired over the summer, will start successful series last week against appointed Pittsburgh coach Eddie cluding owner Peter O'Malley, the Canadiens." said Geoffrion, the who last season scored three goals appearance since losing to Austin in not playing," said Haynes, who Patriots in the first round of the 1976 you do it. His speed is extraor­ Catholic tankers for Boston against Montreal on Sun­ Johnston will have his hands full the Houston Astros for the National showed up Wednesday for a full­ League West title. highly touted 22-year-old son of and one assist in 17 games with the the quarterfinals of the U.S Open. signed a three-year pact on Sept. 23 draft, turned to his sidekick in the dinary.” day. trying to find people to contain 50- blown news conference at one of In a season plagued with injuries, former Canadien star Bernie Geof­ Islanders, they had to drop forward In earlier matches. No. 2 Wendy and made his first start Sunday. secondary and teased him for his Despite the accolades from his The opener Will also mark the first goal scorer Reggie Leach, rugged Lasorda’s favorite Italian frion. "I am happy to be going to Gary Croteau. Turnbull had little trouble "I was gonna go out and get a resume greediness to score. peers and the media, Haynes can game for Boston’s new coach, Gerry Paul Holmgren and speedy Tom Lasorda said, the Dodgers displayed cop third meet restaurants — smack in the middle of "great courage" to be as successful Winnipeg. The Winnipeg Jets, holding second eliminating Lucia Fernandez. 6-4, 6- and get a job like everyone else.” "I could have stayed behind remember when he was a raw rookie Cheevers, the fourth for the club in Gorence. Chinatown, not far from Dodger as thev were. "I'm also happy to be associated choice, passed up their turn and the 1, but seeded players JoAnne Russell But Haynes never wrote the letter. Zamberlin too, Mike, but I went out with shaken confidence. the last 14 months. Cheevers, the The Calgary Flames moved from Nordiques chose veteran Boston (No. 7) and Lucia Romanov (No. 8) Instead, he wrote a new chapter in “When I first caiP.e into the lea^ e Taking eight of the 11 events. East was second in the 100 breaststroke. Stadium. with (Jets general manager) John and threw the key block instead,” former Bruin goaltender and 15-year Atlanta during the offseason and Bruins forward John Wensink, drop­ fell. Patriots’ history. said Fox with a laugh. in training camp, I was cCV®""* Catholic girls' swimming team sub­ Ferguson. He’s a real good guy. The veteran, would certainly love to would like to make their debut ping defenseman Curt Brackenbury Late in the first half of the Laughter hasn’t been heard often guys like (former Patriot*’ merged Wethersfield High. 94-78, Results; fact that he asked (or my services defeat the Rangers in his NHL debut. against the second-year Nordiques a from their protected list. Patriots’ 21-11 triumph over the Jets in New England locker rooms recent­ receivers) Randy Vataha, Darryl yesterday in Wethersfield. 200 medley relay: t. East (Cavallo. L. really rebuilds my confidence." Dakin, Viola, B. Negri) 2:04.2. The Bruins, who finished last year crowd pleaser. Further surgery The Jets and’ the Nordiques Wensink. 27. had nine goals and 11 McEnroe on top Sunday, Pat Leahy’s 49-yard field ly as the Patriots acquired a reputa­ Stingley and Steve Burks,” Haynes The victory was the third in as with the fourth best record in the The Whalers, who set six NHL assists and also picked up 110 goal attempt was blocked by Steve tion for being the Under achievers of recalled. "Every one of them beat many starts for the Eaglettes’ while 200 free: 1. Ellis (W), 2. Ebreo (EC), 3. declined to disclose the terms of the BRISBANE. Australia (UPI) — Bedula (Wl 2:11.4. NHL, will have one other new face on records for an expansion team last minutes in penalties during 69 games Nelson and linebacker John me for a touchdown in practice the setback drops Wethersfield to 2-2 sale. The Nordiques originally Top-seeded John McEnroe barely the NFL by missing the playoffs in 200 IM: 1. L. Dakin (EC), 2. L. Negri the roster Thursday. Rookie center season and tied one other on the way last season. Zamberlin picked up the ball as New for the season. secured Geoffrion for the minimum stretched himself Wendesday in 1977 and '79 despite a star-studded drills.That never happened to me in lEC), 3. Ryan (W) 2:29.1. Steve Kasper, who had a 122 points to a playoff spot, will take on the for J,R, Richard $I(X) waiver fee. ' The Bruins then lost their second England set up its blocking wail. roster. college. defeating fellow American Mat East’s next outing is Friday after­ 50 free: 1. Papa IW), 2. Viola (EC), 3. with in junior hockey last year, will steadily improving Blues and their player, 32-year-old veteran noon against Hand High of Madison While Geoffrion was the focus of Mitchell, 6-3,6-1 in his opening match Haynes senses a difference in this “But Coach (Chuck) Fairbanks Fagan (Wl :25.8. dress. The 19-year-old Kasper was outstanding goalie Mike Liut, who led HOUSTON (UPI) - Houston weakened his left side. post-draft wheeling and dealing, the defenseman Rick Smith, who went to year's squad. came over and put his arm around T of the $58,000 South Pacific Tennis at East Hartford High at 3:30. Diving: 1. Radish (W), 2. Fago (Wl. 3, Boston's fourth-round pick in the 1980 the league in victories last year with Astros pitcher J.R. Richard, the Detroit Red Wings. In 78 games Tuller lECl 183 30 points. Fields, who said the shoulder clot 21 NHL clubs scarcely seemed in­ Championships. "We’ve been a good team since me. Ife told me this wasn’t college Lynne Dakin was a double winner draft. 32. described by his doctor as an "excep­ 100 fly: 1. Viola (ECl, 2. Papa (Wl, 3. was left in Richard’s body to shorten terested in the talent pool, taking last season. Smith had eight goals The two-time U.S. Open champion Chicago 5 I’ve been here,” he said, “but anymore — this was different. He for the Eaglettes. taking the 200 IM Kasper will take the place of At Chicago, veteran goalie Tony Ryan iWl 1:02,8. tional" man for his strong recovery the emergency surgery July 30, said only five players out of a total of 200 and 18 assists. When Detroit took withstood the heat, the flies and something was always missing. I told me all these guys were great. and 100-yard breaststroke. Claire veteran center'Jean Ratelle, who did Esposito will have an opportunity to from a midseason stroke, will un­ Smith, the Wings dropped forward Viola was first in the 100 fly and se­ 100 free: 1. L. Negri (ECl, 2. Bedulz he was encouraged by Richard's who were available. Mitchell with equal ease and kept his think we show a little more emotion That helped me get over it and I’ve not play in any exhibition games test his reflexes against Scotty Bow­ dergo further surgery that could Dennis Polonich. alters squad been OK ever since.” cond in the 50 free: freshman Laura (Wl, 3. Mulligan (Wl :59.4. recovery to date. Richard left the Right wing Yvon Vautour, who well-known temper under lock and this season. On the bench, the older JOO back: 1. Hempel (ECl, 2. Cavallo because of back problems. man’s fast-skating Sabres, who enable him to make spring training. The Washington Capitals passed Negri won the 100 and took runner-up hospital in mid-September to con­ headed the list of players up for key in his first grass court lECl, 3. Miller (Wl 1:10.9. The Rangers, who reached the finished second overall last season. Dr. William S. Fields, Richard's and the Edmonton Oilers took honors in the 200 IM: Toni Hempel tinue as an out-patient. grabs, went to the Colorado Rockies appearance since Wimbledon. CHICAGO (UPn - The Chicago 500 free: 1. Ebreo (ECl, 2. Ellis(Wl,3. Stanley Cup finals two years ago. private physician, said Wednesday Brackenbury from Quebec's list. annexed the 100 backstroke and "The man is doing fantastically after being left unprotected by the Australian great Ken Rosewall. 46, Bulls wanted some experience at Forsdick (Wl 5:54.1. the surgery, to be performed in Brackenbury. 28, had six goals and Angela Ebreo won the 500 free and well. " Fields said. "The prognosis New York Islanders. looked capable of a major upset when guard so they went out and bought it. Cunningham’s stock 100 breast: 1. L. Dakin (ECl, 2. M. California, would involve removal of eight assists last season. placed second in the 200 free. Applications not ready for an ordinary man would be he took the first set from Aussie The Bulls Wednesday have Dakin (ECl. 3. O’Meara (Wl 1:11.8. a blood clot still in a shoulder artery, The Oilers dropped defenseman Also. Mary Beth Cavallo took se­ 400 free relay: 1. East (Ebreo, Hempel, questionable, but no prognosis for Davis Cupper Mark Edmondson, 6-3. purchased the contract of veteran a graft on the artery and some Colin Campbell, 27, who played in 72 cond in the ioo back and Meg Dakin Clark, L. Negri) 4:07.5. this 30-year-old exceptional man can NeipsicClub But the combination of heat, fatigue guard Bobby Wilkerson from the dropped after physical restructuring of muscles around the games last year with two goals and be given." and a gradual improvement in Ed­ Denver Nuggets, Bulls General artery. 11 assists and 196 minutes in Richard, originally treated at mondson’s game.v^aw Rosewall fall, BOSTON (UPI) - Sam Cun­ Dolphins shied away from the deal Word go for race penalties. Campbell was snapped up Manager Rod Thorn said Wednesday. "The surgery is being performed Methodist Hospital, went to Her­ tournament dropping the final two sets, 6-2, 6-2. ningham’s stock may have dipped when they realized how much it by the Vancouver Canucks as the Wilkerson, 6-foot-7, is a four-year Winfield pleads now because if it is successful then mann Hospital recently for tests In other matches, Australian Phil NBA veteran who averaged 13.8 with the news out of Miami that he would cost them. he’ll be able to recover and go to fifth and final choice in the draft. described as a "second opinion." Dent beat countryman Brad points last season. He was obtained failed to pass a physical, but his at­ "It’s like looking at a house for $1 spring training. " said Fields, chair­ net champs The Canucks dropped forward here Thanksgiving Reich declined comment on Drewett, 6-1, 6-3 and Australian Tony for an undisclosed amount of cash. torney says the big fullback is a million and you love it so much man of the Department of Neurology Harold Phillipoff from their list and loyalty to Padres whether Richard was pleased with Tournament tennis winners at the Roche beat Peter Feigl of Austria, 6- “ With our young guard corps, we healthy blue chipper and most people you’re all set to b it until you find out at the University of Texas Medical the way his health was handled. Neipsic Club this season were: all other teams passed to end the 3, 6-1. in football know that. it’s on a landslide,” Slusher said. By EARL YOST School in Houston. draft. needed an experienced player who field said. In Philadelphia, where the Astros Advanced Singles — Rick Risinger can play defense and handle the Howard Slusher, who represents "You still like the house, but you SAN DIEGO (L’I’ll - Dave Wm- Sports Editor The only wrinkle in the draft’s "Furthermore, I feel the strategy "But nobody is making any plans were in the National League playoffs def. Daniella Duke 7-5. 3-6, 6-3. the New England Patriots’ free have to look at it more carefully.” lifcld was loyal to the Padres, he said, swift pace came when the Toronto ball,” said Thorn. "Bobby can fill during the 1980 season was to While the application blanks are now." Wednesday night against the Intermediate Singles — Steve Wilkerson sold agent, said in a phone interview Mon­ As a result of the Miami physical but they didn't appreciate it. Maple Leafs entered a claim for both needs. We have tried to acquire humiliate, humble and degrade my not available, the word is go for the The doctor said restructuring the Phillies. Astros General Manager Bylciw del. Andrea Dalton 6-2, 7-6. day that Cunningham passed report, the Patriots are re-evaluating My eight years with the Padres high-scoring Hartford Whalers DENVER (UPI) — The Denver Wilkerson for the past two seasons per.sonal performance, in effect to 44th Five Mile Road Race in muscle, described as so highly Tal Smith said he had not been told Beginners — Paula Lacey def. physicals before and after the Miami their asking price for Cunningham in have been a prulessional disap­ forward Blaine Stoughton. Nuggets, who open the NBA season but couldn’t agree on compen­ impair my value. " Manchester Thanksgiving morning. developed it squeezed the artery and about the planned surgery. But Reich Dave Bylciw 9-8 sation.” examination. But Slusher said most a trade. Kilroy said he’d still like pointment." Winfield said Stoughton last year scored 56 goals Friday by hosting San Antonio, have As a free agent, Winfield can be helped cause the clot, should "pre­ said he planned to keep Smith in­ Advanced Doubles — Brad The Bulls also cut free agent guard teams are shying away from Cun­ Cunningham back, but Slusher has Wednesday at a news cunlerence "1 "We expect a field of between 3,000 and 44 assists, tying with two other pared their roster to 11. claimed by 13 teams, including the vent the same thing that happened to formed. Easterbrook-Karl Bylciw def. Rick Rickey Green. The changes left the ningham because of the asking price said the feeling isn’t mutual. The had a chance to become a free agent Jim Balcome, race direc­ the (original) artery (from) players - Danny Gare of the Buffalo The Nuggets Wednesday sold Padres, but he did not disclose for ' Official reports on Richard's Risinger — Glen Marks 6-7, 6-1, 7-5. veteran guard Bobby Wilkerson to team with a 12-pIayer roster — one and the fact that the season is nearly trading deadline is next week. three years ago but I stayed because tor said. happening with the graft.” progress have been limited, but he Sabres and Charlie Simmer of the ol loyally ■ which teams he would like to play. Interm ediate Doubles — Bob Chicago, placed rookie forward more than the limit they must reach half over. "Let me say this: We offered Sam Although the race lost its major Neither Fields nor Richard’s agent appeared at the Astrodome Sept. 27 Los Angeles — for goals scored. Rut that s over now The All-Star The New York Yankees were one Lammcy — Steve Bylciw def. Steve James Ray on the injured list and by Friday evening. He doubts Cunningham will play a contract that would have given us ...... j i,- i, i financial sponsor, Connecticut Tom Reich, reached in Pittsburgh, and participated in ceremonies prior However, Ziegler ruled Stoughton. riglit-l(elder completed his four-year team sai^d m be interested m him but Bayer-Michelle Morianos 6-3. 4-6,6-1. waived rookie forward Ron Valen­ The Nuggets announced earlier anywhere this season. two No. 1 draft choices had he signed would disclose exactly where in to an Astros game. He delivered the 27, was now a free agent and ineligi­ "It will take a contender. It would on with another team," Kilroy said. contract with San Diego, winch it is doubtful they will get a chance to jjj annual Run for Life” promotion, Men’s Member-Guest — Dave ble for the draft. tine. that Wilkerson would not be on the select him because teams choose in California, when or by whom the sur­ lineup card to the umpire at home take a Pittsburgh to lose a Franco "Now, I'd like to get one No. 1 in a earned him $350,000 a season, Balcome is optimistic that a class Shinn — Keith Hovland del Andy Denver roster this season and have inverse order of the final standings. gery will be performed. Fields said plate and told the crowd he planned Harris or a Houston to lose an Earl trade, but I don’t know if I can. But I rejected a $5 million, .seven-year con- field will again make up the starting Browne-Eric Uthgenannt 6-4. 4-6.6-4. V Deenbeen trying Irying to todeal deal him him sini since. the doctors involved requested the to return to watch the World Series. Women's Member-Guest — Julia Campbell,” Slusher said. "Look at won't settle for less than a No. 2 and iTact and declared himself a free field for the 10:30 start on November secrecy. 9 He walked unsteadily, but held the the Jets, They’re 0-5 but they’ve sold someone else. We won't be stupid and agent Bennei romi 27. Britnell-Sally BurgeSs def. Isabelle Local surgeons removed a clot card in his left hand and appeared Campasso-Fran Lombardo Hockey their season tickets and have-their get nothing. And I like draft choices I'I’l learned that the last contract Once again, for the 30th year. players vote from a neck artery July 30, hours able to raise his left arm at least TV money. So they’re content to play almost as much as I like my eight (liter given Winlield by I’adre Presi­ Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Junior Member-Guest — Rick perfect marl Jim Balcome after Richard. 30. collapsed during a waist high. He did not smile but the season out and not lose the draft children.” dent Ballard Smith was lor $700,000 a Lebanon, will be the chief sponsor Risinger-Nate Fergu.son def Alicia Bennet varsity soccer team workout at the Astrodome. They spoke dearly and at one point said choices.” Slusher said Cunningham “was as year over seven years, including with Will "Red!" Hadden serving as Quinby-Tim' Nowak. remained unbeaten with a 6-1 romp afterward said the 6-foot-8 something that caused the umpires to New England General Manager disappointed in people as I've ever other henelils. general chairman. Mother-Son, Father-Daughter — against yesterday over Kosciuszko of En­ righthander suffered a stroke that laugh. extra period Bucko Kilroy said Monday all he has seen him” after the Miami physical. 'That was in the range, " Winlield All proceeds on race day, plus all Catholic girls Stu and Elaine Jennings def. Elsie field. to go by is the Dolphins’ line that "He was very despondent. said when asked to confirm the entry fees, will be turned over to the and Brad Easterbrook 6-2. 6-3. TORONTO (UPI) - National players do not want to play an extra Rich Weintraub registered the pay for medical and dental benefits Cunningham flunked the physical “But I've dealt with this thing ligurc Money was not the only Muscular Dystrophy Research Fund, losers in OT Men’s Doubles — Steve Hadge- Hockey League players would rather period this season." he said, three-goal hat trick for the 5-0 Bears which are currently funded from because of bad knees, bad ankles and before," Slusher continued. “I had issue He ihen accused the San national objective of the Tall Cedars. DaveShinn def. Ray and Brad pay their own dental insurance than Simpson called the vote a "very with Scott Gorman adding two goals dues collected by the NHLPA. Simp­ a bad shoulder. John Dutton and he went to Seattle iMcgo Padres ot irying to Balcome said the prize list would Only 35 seconds remained in the se­ College hooters gain win Easterbrook 6-3, 7-6, accept the rigors of a five-minute firm ” rejection in view of the and Tom Finnegan one to the winning son said dues this year would amount “And all I hear from the other and the people put him on a couch, humiliate humble and degrade " his remain the same with 51 earmarked cond overtime period when Kathy Men's 45 and over — Jack Davis overtime period in tie games. owners’ offer to pick up the medical- total With Bill Frattaroli and Matt for the Cougars, now 6-3 for the to about $900 (or each player, with teams is that you can’t keep Sam on twisted his knee and said ‘you're not perlormance in his eighth .season for the runners, male and female, in Hamel found the back of the net to def. Harvey Pastel. The players voted 85 percent dental tab at a cost of $300 per Thong Lai. Danny Guachione and Ayotte each scoring two goals, season. about $300 of that used to pay for the the field. ” Kilroy said. “When he’s healthy.’ That’s why I had Sam with the club various age or open categories, "nte give St. Paul a 1-0 win over East Men's Singles — Stu Jennings def against the overtime proposal for the player. Weintraub played well for Bennet, Manchester Community College Marc Verelot tallied both goals for medicalTdental package. healthy, he’s as good as anyone. But examined before we went to Miami.’’.. . The 29-year-old ballplayer, main awards will go to the first 25 Catholic in girls’ soccer action Steve Hadge 6-7, 6-1, 6-4. 1980-81 regular season despite an "The players rejected the issue at which had a 26-1 edge in shots. topped Springfield Tech, 5-2, in Tech, 3-3-1 for the season. This year players will receive full the other teams tell me they can’t I think its generally known he’s respected as one of baseball's finishers in the 4.8 mile run. yesterday at Mt. Nebo. Men's 45 Doubles — Ray offer by the NHL owners to pay the least in the way it was presented this- soccer action yesterday in the Bay MCC's next tilt is Monday after­ medical coverage up to $120,000 and keep him on the field.” healthy. Obviously, anyone who plays greatest talents on the Padres team Winner the past two years was Ray The Eaglettes are 3-4-1 while the Easterbrook-Bill Clark def. Dale Van players' medical and dental in­ time around." Simpson said. "That Streak ends State. dental up to $1,500. Cunningham, who played seven on that cement for seven years won’t in Its 12-year major league history, Treacy, of Ireland, former win boosts the Falcons to 7-1-2 . noon against Berkshire Community Winkie-Harvey Pastel 2-6. 6-1, 6-3. surance, the NHL Players’ Associa­ doesn't mean it's dead forever. It John Morqn added the fifth score "The players were just not willing seasons for New England, became a be like a newborn baby," Slusher said he is reluctant)y placing his Manchester High girls’ volleyball Providence College standout. His East resumes action today at Hart­ College at Cougar Field at 2 o’clock. tion announced Wednesday. will no doubt be discussed again next team saw its four-match winning to trade off." said Simpson. “They free agent last fall. He has not played continued. "But within the 'name in next month s re-entry draft. ford Public at 3:30. . season." clocking last November was a record Johnson named NHLPA director Sam Simpson said voted against it on each club. It this season but Kilroy allowed Miami ■ I III n o t basically anti- streajt snapped, 15-4, 15-3 and 15-13, Hamel, kept in check by a tight The NHLPA representives voted parameters we’re talking about, he’s 21:26. It was a Treacy show with KENT, Ohio (UPII - Gus John­ the vote, conducted by player wasn't unanimous in any club but it to test the big fullback last Friday. A managemenl but I do blame the San by Windham High yesterday in marking Eaglette defense, broke representatives over the past week, against overtime during annual a very healthy human being. John's brother, Ray, placing second. Penney kickers in upset son. a six-time All-Pro forward with wasn't close either." deal was contingent on Cunningham Diego Padres for diluting employee Willimantic. free in the second extra session and meetlng^in Toronto last month but "He’s more fit than he ^ s been. Deadline for entries will be Nov. the Washington Bullets of the assures there will be no overtime The NHL owners approved over­ passing. loyalty by demonstrating a lack of Beth Apter, Jean Stankiewicz and 16. beat freshman netminder Martha Goals by Ken D'Attilio and Jim the campaign after six losses and a period for the coming season. agreed to reconsider If NHL owners The Dolphins said he had calcifica­ Krul gave Penney High a 2-1 upset National Basketball Association. time by a 12-9 vote in a divisive The Dolphins said Cunningham direction, leadenship. degrading jier- Ingrid Krumins were best for the 6-4 The entry fee remains at $3. Barter for the lonfe tally. tie. The lose drops the Chieftains to 2- "Representatives on each of the 21 were willing to bargain on other tion in the shoulder. Well, so what? It Silk Towners, win over Conard High in CCIL soccer Wednesday was named an assistant league meeting in Los Angeles in failed the physical. Slusher thinks the soniiel, citing blame, and not ap­ The 12-chute system at the East outshot St. Paul, 11-6. Barter 5-1 . NHL teams have canvassed players issues. makes no difference for a running preciating accomplishments. Windham also took the jayvee action yesterday in East Hartford. Knight keeper Al Ramspeck made basketball coach al Kent State June. Many of the weaker franchises Patriots may have upped the price back. That’s like saying his skin is finishing line will be used again. had four saves as did St. Paul keeper University and found that 85 percent of the The owners subsequently offer^ to had opposed it., ^ match, 16-14 and 15-2. Gretchen Chiasson. The win was the Knights' first of 21 saves in pacing his side to victory. for Cunningham's services and that black," Slusher said. 16 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. », 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Pel. 9. 1980 - 17 Reds seek catcher Who Am I? TVim review YMCA has Controversy pays off openings By JOAN HANAUER in program to relieve Bench NEW YORK (UPI) — ’’Playing for reason for the reruns and it probably live days of “Shogun.” Time” won the ratings game for CBS will be another couple of months CBS, with the least programming But Wagner also says it would be credence to rumors that outfielder EAST HARTFORD— The East CINCINNATI (UPI) - Johnny last week, proving again controversy before network schedules are back to exempt from the strike — only “60 unfair for Bench’s demands to “tie Dave Collins might be traded. Hartford YMCA still has some Bench requesting to catch no more almost always pays off in big normal — assuming that the Minutes” and ”Tim Conway” — has the hands” of manager John “Collins is the only one who has spaces available in its Adventure than two games a week next season, audiences. membership of the two actors’ un­ brought up a series of television talked about being traded,” said Club program. Adventure Club is an the Cincinnati Reds' list of needs for McNamara and notes that if Bench The winning edge was slight — CBS ions accepts the tentative agreement movies to fill in. The most notable Wagner. “I haven’t.” after school program which operates the 1981 season is topped by catching, does limit his catching to twice a inched out NBC by one tenth of a on which they currently are voting. example was ’’Playing for Time.” according to Reds’ President Dick week, he would be “the highest paid out of eight different elementary Asked about some players’ wives Nielsen ratings point, with ABC com­ The beneficiary has been NBC. Down at the bottom end of the schools in East Hartford. Wagner. ‘ back-up catcher in baseball.” This is how I looked ing in last. Before the season turned topsy turvy, ratings list, not counting paid Wagner also says a left-handed traveling with their husbands on Adventure Club creates an at­ Smiled Wagner, “One of the guys almost all road trips, Wagner said, nearly 15 years ago when 1 There also is evidence television industry experts all agreed that NBC political broadcasts, the least pop­ mosphere where a variety of skills relief pitcher and a right-handed was just starting to audiences will not sit still for unen­ would remain at the bottom of the in the office said he was wondering “I don’t believe it’s good for wives to become a sports celebrity. ular show was NBC’s ’’Speak Up and knowledge can be enjoyed in a pinch-hitter with power are on the ding reruns, with certain exceptions. ratings contest. America.” priority list. whether Bench thinks, he’s Johnny travel with their husbands on a con­ Now I'm 31. And I’m fun setting. The emphasis is on known as an icy beauty Of the top 10 shows, only two were Instead, NBC is on top. That means the Reds are con­ Carson instead of Johnny Bench, now sistent basis. The top 10 network television sports, activities, games and group that he’s trying to reduce his playing with a golden career. I’ve repeats of regular series — ’’The For the three weeks starting Sept. experiences, some arts and crafts sidering some off-season trades. retired from world compe­ shows for the week ending Oct. 5, ac­ 3 * \ time.” “A good player has to have his Dukes of Hazzard” and ’’Dallas,” 15 and ending Oct. 5, NBC leads the cording to the A.C. Nielsen Co., projects. There is also an opportunity “The only way we can improve the mind on the game and keep it there. tition to go into show busi­ both CBS. pack with a 20.3 Nielsen ratings, club in these areas is to go outside of ness. were: for special events such as carnivals, Wagner is hoping Bench might Each year I see more wives making In addition, ABC, which carried compared to 16.1 for ABC and 16.0 for the organization," said Wagner. SMI 0) 9S6I wojj uoidmvip roller skating parties and other ac­ change hjs mind and catch more than more trips with their husbands. I saw p(jo« c.uMuoM aqi stM aqs k >h1 only six hours of original program­ CBS. That’s a 27 percent lead over 1: ’’Plqying for Time ” (CBS); 2: Ellsworth Grant will narrate two of his films at Friday tivities. Although finding a full-time twice a week next season. more of it this year than I did during ■uiXlo MtuiM SMI «n 1» I«I»UI ming last week, came in last. CBS CBS and 26 percent over ABC, accor­ Little House on the Prairie (NBC); catcher is Cincy’s top priority, p|o8 >i|i uoM 0 2 0 Wilson H fi 0 I 2 I bill*} Ceyi 23.00 13i0 5.40 Ceptioned) (60 mins.) years. It also shows the varied uses i of tha National Citizens Committee mine.) p.m. at the North End Community 6:00 Dentss 0 2 0 Wshn^l ss 40 10 4 6M*alClartU 120 100 IN M 9 Independent News Georgs Jefferson, usually s fierce held executive positions with the llr b r M lor Broadcasting Nicholas John­ of the Connecticut River today for ® AlhStar Soccar Watson lb 4 0 2 0 GBrcll3b 3 2 2 1 3 Ujard liTTwta 5.00 9 People’e Caucus 10:30 tiger when it com es to doing busi­ son. Hosts: Hugh Downs and Frank Allen Manufacturing Co., Children’s House. Mrs. Walter Fitzpatrick will 7:00 Jackson rl 4 0 0 0 McRae dh 3 0 0 0 IbMa 44 $7040 LfMN 9 P age 57 CD UfeOfRUey ness, suddenly turns into a pussy­ recreation, entertainment and Blair. (Closed-Csptioned) Museum of Hartford, and the show slides. 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Nurses plan Wesleyan University freshmen freshmen said they would like to see On other issues, 80 percent opposed charter change question shows John Anderson the presiden­ Anderson win; 15 percent favored a constitutional amendment allowing tial favorite and Ronald Reagan in a President Carter and only 7 percent prayer in public schools; 76 percent elderly quiz approved federal payments for VERNON — Town Attorney Edwin works system. visor from the classified service and list of “villains” with the Ayatollah chose Reagan. welfare abortions; 64 percent agreed Lavitt and Town Clerk Henry Butler Also to provide for a Department to add the assistant director of water SOUTH WINDSOR- The towns Khomenei, Richard Nixon and Henry Another 19 percent said they would affirmative action is necessary to have prepared an explanation of the of Water and Pollution Control with a pollution control to the classified ser­ Public Health Nurses will be Kissinger. like to see someone other than the undo past injustices and 54 percent charter revision question that will be director, assistant director and other vice. carrying copies of the Housing The poll by Wesleyan’s public in­ three candidates win. on the Nov. 4 election ballot in Ver­ employees to be responsible for formation office showed the students Although Anderson was the said the death penalty should be Preference (Questionnaire to South abolished. non. water service and water pollution The changes also provide for per­ Windsor seniors during their October felt inflation and reduction of U.S. favorite, 44 percent said they op­ The explanatory text, as to the in­ control in the sewage and water sons on the present Sewer Authority visits. dependence on foreign oil the chief posed the independent candidate’s Asked to name their heroes, the most frequently named were, Alan tent and purpose of proposed charter system owned by the town. to automatically serve on the new In this way, those who might not be election issues. proposal to impose a 50-cent-a-gallon Alda, Moshe Dayan. Mother Theresa revisions, is being sent out in authority and that the present able to obtain a copy at the Senior (Questionnaires were sent to 72 tax on gasoline. The proposed revisions also es­ and Anwar Sadat. absentee ballot forms and copies are superintendent of the filtration plant Center, or the local post offices or freshmen. Fifty-nine responded, in­ Asked if women should register for available in the town clerk’s office in tablish procedures with respect to become the first director and the pre­ the draft, 92 percent of the male The Ayatollah Khomenei was monies received by the department libraries, will be able to participate cluding 27 men and 32 women. the Memorial Building. sent chief operator, the first assis­ in the survey. A response from 65 was needed to respondents said yes and 69 percent Wesleyan’s leading candidate for and the annuaU preparation of the villain, being cited by 22 percent of On the ballot, election day, there tant director. The questionnaire is geared to achieve the scientific validity of &e women polled agreed. will only be one question, with no budget for the mayor, council and an­ On whether gays should be “en­ the freshmen. Republicans Reagan, In addition, the proposal includes provide a profile of the present living provided by a 10 percent random sur­ explanation, asking for approval or nual town meeting to establish rules titled to all civil rights,” 97 percent former President Nixon and Henry technical changes of personal accommodations and future housing vey but the res^nse rate was suf­ disapproval of the changes. and regulations for its purchasing of the freshmen said yes but the Kissinger were mentioned almost as pronouns to impersonal pronouns or preferences of South Windsor’s 1,000 ficient enough to suggest the range of The question on the ballot will procedures, to establish and levy attitudes and opinions of the Class of majority disagreed with the exten­ often as the Ayatollah on the list of sewer fees and assessments, to to descriptive classifications such as to 1,200 seniors. Since it seeks infor­ read, “Shall the town of Vernon 1984, the office said. sion of civil right to the Ku Klux villains, the poll showed. remove the filtration plant super­ "mayor”. mation concerning needs within the adopt proposed charter revisions?” next three years, it is directed to all Mayor Marie Herbst said the voters residents 60 years old or above. should understand what will take The information received will place if they vote for or against the serve as a resource for the local Rest home checks faulty proposal. Mayor plans ahead Housing Authority and Planning and State law requires towns to explain ^ning Commission in planning ad­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A special been filled out. and if so, that they two and a half years and the home to the voters what they will be voting VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst The meeting will be held in the ditional housing for the qlderly in one man grand jury says state in­ are properly stamped and filed kept getting federal certification for on, especially when the changes are has sent out a notice to the presidents evening sometime in mid-October. South Windsor. spection and federal monitoring of away,” Lexton said. six months periods. so complicated. of all of the town’s neighborhood The exact date will be announced Connecticut nursing homes amounts Lexton also said federal officials The judge said information The explanatory text states the associations, the Clergy Council, later. to nothing more than paper shuffling. failed to monitor state plans to clean supplied from an unidentified proposed revision is to establish the Board of Education and the Arts The mayor said the meeting will Medal urged Superior Court Judge Roman J. up nursing home deficiences. witness showed that nursing home of­ Vernon Water Pollution Control Commission concerning plans for the discuss and list all of the activities Lextqn, who has been investigating Once a serious deficiency is found, ficials were tipped off when un- Authority (in lieu of the Sewer annual Christmas Carol Sing. that should be covered in order to for rescue nursing homes the past year, issued a federal officials are supposed to cer­ nanounced visits and inspections Authority) as an autonomous in­ Mrs. Herbst started the tradition make this program a greater report Wednesday that blamed weak tify a home as eligible for only six were planned. dependent body with the duties and last year and she said since then many success. SOI TII WINDSOR - David W. procedures, shortages of inspectors months rather than a year, and In two cases where federal inspec­ powers set forth in Chapter 103 of the people have approached her office Anyone interested, whether or not Papp, a member of the South Wind­ and leaks of inspection dates as some cancel the certification if the tions were kept highly secret, inspec­ of the causes for a faulty system. deficiency is not cleared up. Coventry officials and members of the over plans for the spring tulip bed are: Dib- state statutes, with control and saying they hope this will continue as they are a member of an organiza­ sor Volunteer Fire Department, has tors found much more deficiencies supervision of the municipal water a tradition. tion, is invited to attend the meeting. been recommended for the Air Force ”In actual operation, the whole But in the case of a fire code that state examiners had discovered, Coventry Garden Club accepted tulip bulbs bon Joy, of the Coventry Garden Club, John Commendation Medal following his Time out for captain process is to ensure that forms have deficiency at an Old Saybrook nur­ he said. Tuesday from the Connecticut Nurserymen’s Scarchuk of Coventry, Roy McLain, coun­ work in a rescue mission while on sing home, the deficiency went on for 9 Association. Erin O’Connell, left, dressed in cilman, Laurier DeMars, councilman and duty with the Connecticut Air Veteran defenseman Rick Ley, captain of the Hartford authentic Dutch costume, demonstrates tulip Leona Juros, special projects chairman for Meeting format revised National Guard at Loring Air Force Whalers’ National Hockey League entry, takes time out from planting to Mrs: Barbara Thomas, garden the garden club. (Herald photo by Harry) Base. Caribou. Maine. VERNON - The Town Council adopted general rules of procedure While on duty at the base, Papp practice at the Bolton Ice Palace to greet five youngsters from Drug crackdown sought club president. In the background, looking proposed changes would enable the agreed Monday night to change the for the council meetings. Mrs. was involved in the rescue of an air­ the Children’s Cooperative Nursery School, Bolton. Each council to consider and act on all HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ alone. with federal agents, were "a real format of its meetings to accom­ Herbst told the council Monday night man, who had fallen 50 feet from the youngster received a hockey stick. Left to right, Jeffrey matters requiring action, even if the ticut’s top prosecutor says drug en­ “The supply of heroin is increasing handicap in terms of effective law modate persons who might be top of a radar tower to a cement plat­ that due to an increase in the amount required action were "to table” or Escott, Matthew Walsh, Shawn Boothroyd, Chris Boothroyd, forcement officials need more man­ in the large northeast cities,” he enforcement.” waiting to speak on certain agenda form another 25 feet from the of business under consideration, she "to take no action.” and Jeff Legg. The nursery school is currently conducting a power and fewer legislative restric­ said. “It’s not only a law enforce­ Blumenthal told the mayor Garden cluh plants tulips items. would recommend that some ground. m ent problem , i t ’s a social raffle to raise money for playground and educational equip­ tions to combat a growing supply of successful drug investigations were When Mayor Marie Herbst took of­ changes be made in the procedures. There will be the usual roll call Papp has befit in the National problem.” the result of hard work, rather than CONVE.NTRV — Members of the The bulbs will be planted after the ment. Two of the prizes are tickets to a Whalers home game narcotics in the state. ' donated to the club as part of the fice last November the council She said she believed that the citizens forum, and approval of the Guard for 14 years and has been a Blumenthal also urged Athanson "bashing down doors or the televised Coventry Garden Club are dedicating frost kills the arrangement of an­ U.S. Attorney Richard Blpmenthal nurserymen’s association plant minutes of the previous meeting. member of the Fire Department for and Gordie s Restaurant in Glastonbury. (Herald photo by Pin­ and other politicians to support laws raid.” a patch on Coventry Green for a nuals now in the flowerbed. Connecticut observance. said Wednesday that federal agents Then the meeting will proceed as seven. to) could use a bigger work force and giving investigators more freedom, “1 think communities have to un­ spring tulip bed. Planting and design for the spring The program, in its 30th year, is follows: Pending business requiring He is a first aid instructor for the allowing for increased cooperation Tuesday Larry Carville, executive Planners set meeting their state counterparts were derstand that very often in the en­ bed is to be done by the Coventry sponsored by the association to action, new business requiring ac­ American Red Cross on a CPR in­ between different levels of govern­ forcement of laws pertaining to secretary of the Connecticut probably in the same situation. Garden Club under the direction of promote the use and appreciation of tion, introduction of ordinances, ac­ structor for the Hartford Heart ment. heroin and any other controlled sub­ Nurserymen's Association and Erin “There are 15 (Drug Enforcement Mrs. Stanley Juros. Mrs. Juros is in plants. on permit for condos tion on ordinances previously Association. He is employed with the Educators discuss He said existing statutes, par­ stance it is a matter of local law en­ Agency) agents in this state and we O’Connell, a University of Connec­ charge of special projects for the This week has been proclaimed presented, additional agenda items, New England Telephone Co ticularly a Connecticut law forbid­ forcement,” he said. “Local law en­ ticut horticulture student, delivered club. VERNON — The Planning Com­ mixture of one and two bedroom un­ could easily use 15 more,” he Plant Connecticut Week by Gov. Ella informational petitions, com­ ding state investigators from sharing forcement is often the key to Dutch bulbs to the garden club. More than 500 tulip bulbs were Grasso. mission will conduct a special its. Caposella said the construction of said during a conference on drugs munications,' correspondence, budget procedures hosted by Mayor George Athanson. information gained through wiretaps successful federal prosecution.” meeting next Wednesday at 8:30p.m. the units will be of wood frame and reports and such not requiring action. Library board “We’re accustomed to thinking of at the Senior Citizen Center, Park all buildings will be two stories with The previous order of procedure, in Place, on a special permit for a con­ four units on the first level and four the federal government as om­ Junior Women^s Week set addition to the routine items, was: taps officers HEBRON — In a message in the Elementary School this summer is niscient but when you look at it from Police charge driver dominium development on Old Town units on the second level. Proposed additional agenda items, "Gilead Hill Gleanings," the an example of cooperation of the screening program, scholarship Road. where I’m sitting it seems very VERNON — The Vernon Junior development to their communities. Capossela said the site in question petitions, communications and cor­ SOI TH WINDSOR— Leonard J monthly "newspaper ” of the Gilead Town of Hebron with the school VERNON — Frederick Hajostek The driver of the other car was fund-raisers, bicycle rodeos, special The proposal was to be presented is presently zoned R-15 (residential) different,” Blumenthal said. Claire Labelle of 143 Adelaide Road. Women’s Club, in its 21st year, is This year as its community in­ respondence, reports of committees, Sorosiak, chairman of the South Hill School, the Board of Education system,” the board said. 16, of 278 South St., Rockville, was Bloodmobile visits in cooperation to the Planning Commission, and is located on the easterly side of He said state investigators would Manchester. The Labelle car was joining other Junior Women Clubs volvement project, the local club is written and oral, pending business, Windsor Library Board of Directors, discusses the annual budget The board is currently entering charged Wednesday with reckless Tuesday night, but the attorney for Old Town Road. The site is serviced probably be more effective if they throughout the state and the nation in focusing attention on the Hockaqum with the Red Cross, parties for the introduction of ordinances, action on has announced that the following of­ procedures into the first year of a two-year driving on Regan Road. He was stopped waiting to make a left turn the developer. Attorney Joseph by city water and sewers and is a had more hands, arguing the celebrating Junior Women's Week Industries Sheltered Workshop which elderly and the community food ordinances previously presented, and ficers have been named for 1980-81: The board said its first priority is teacher salary contract. released on his promise to appear in an(i was struck by the Maulucci car, Capossela, said there was a mis­ portion of the former Kaminski Legislature was, “sometimes par­ Oct. 18-25. opened on June 16 in Vernon. drives. new business. Frank A. Golden Jr., vice chairman; quality education but it’s faced with "In addition, we are concerned court in Rockville on Oct. 20. police siad. No injuries w ere farm. simonious in harfding out resources.” The women of these clubs, which In addition, the club is involved in understanding about the date of the Laurence A. Brown, secretary; and sobering financial considerations. with monitoring school bus routes Scott D. Maulucci, 27, of 85 Old reported at the scene, police said. Blumenthal said the influx of The Maulucci vehicle was towed. are non-profit, non-sectarian, and an annual Safety Town program for Any woman who is past age 18 but meeting and he wasn’t prepared to go Marcia Andrus, treasurer. Board members said they are faced because of the rise in gasoline prices, Town Road, Vernon, was charged Holiday xrhedules heroin and other narcotics from in­ Maulucci is to appear in court on Oct. non-partisan, volunteer thousands of pre-schoolers, sponsors a “haunted” not yet 40 is welcome to join the club. forward with his presentation. At last night’s meeting the Plan­ Sorosiak welcomed Brown, who with fixed costs such as the state- deciding on the purchase of text- Wednesday with failure to drive a The applicant. Real Ltd., (Werner ternational sources was on the rise 24. C hours to achieve their objective of house at Halloween, assists with the Meetings are held the second ning Commission was presented with VERNON — The Department of was appointed by the Town Council mandated programs aimed at equal ^books. seeking to maintain quality as reasonable distance apart. He was Kunzii J r .) is applying for a special Public Works will be closed on Mon­ and it couldn’t be-stopped by police providing service and promoting special Olympics, the Hike-Bike, the Tuesday of the month at 7.: 30 at the letters from several residents of the for a two-year term to fill the un­ educational opportunity for each “"economically as possible,” the board involved in an accident on Route 30. permit for a community housing day in observance of Columbus Day. civic, educational, and social Junior Miss contest, a vision Vernon Middle School. area in question, saying they have expired term left vacant by the child and difficult to predict utilitv said. development which will involve the some objections to the construction Refuse normally picked up Monday resignation of Elizabeth A. Warren. bills The school board first views its construction of 224 dwelling units on of the condominiums. will be picked up on Tuesday, along The following persons were named The board said it is currently con­ budget in January, as proposed by Haunted Chamber gives JA funds a parcel of land having a total of This is the town’s second applica­ with Tuesday’s route. Residents are to committees: Suzanne Fitts, Dr. sidering further energy conservation the administration. The proposals some 35 acres. tion for condo units since the zoning asked not to put their refuse at the Ann Beck, and Golden - Personnel methods beyond those which have are then reviewed several times, line house The proposal calls for 28 buildings, laws were changed. The other com­ curb until Monday night, for pickup VERNON — The Board of Direc­ Committee; Mr. Andrus and Brown - been in place for a number of vears. by line, to try and make the budget as At Ellington High the program is capitalize the venture through the each containing eight units, with a plex is going up on Route 30. on Tuesday. Specialising exclusively in T as a result of cooperation among Dr. realistic as possible financially but at tors of the Rockville Area Chamber scheduled to get under way at mid­ sale of stock at $1 per share, set up Gifts Committee; Ms. Andrus. Ms. to move SLENDERIZING Plus Size Fashions of Commerce has voted a grant of year. In Tolland, Gordon Electronics production and sales schedules and Fitts and Golden - Budget Com­ David Cattanach. superintendent, the same time retaining educational $250 to each of the three area high is co-sponsoring a company with the organize a Board of Directors and mittee. Joseph Reardon and Paul White, quality. VERNON - Vernon’s Board of Education meetings are schools. Rockville. Ellington and chamber and Pratt & Whitney is elect company officers. school principals, and David Paine Halloween "haunted They also keep company books and the town’s building inspector. They held on the second Thursday of the house” will be moving to a Tolland, to introduce Junior Achieve­ sponsoring a second company. Close Bachman to head month at 7:30 p.m. in the Gilead Hill records, pay themselves wages, said Dr Cattanach and the new location this year. For ment into the Tri-Town area. to 100 Tolland students have signed School library. The meetings are up. salaries and sales commissions, sell GOP absentee unit selectmen have also cooperated in a the past couple of years it open 4o the public. In the Rockville High School William Annino, program director their product or service, pay taxes, SOUTH WINDSOR- Eleanor fuel oil purchasing contract for the has been at the Route 30 SPECIAL OFFW! schools and the town. firehousg and before that program the chamber will co­ for this area, said in Junior Achieve­ and at the end of the semester, Bachman has been named to chair sponsor a company with Gerber ment, high school students, with the liquidate in an orderly fashion and this year’s Republican Absentee "Continuing m aintenance of SWHS plans at the Lottie Fisk Building. X 1 Scientific Products. Hartford Steam help of adult business advisors, issue an annual report to each of the Ballot Committee by Town Chairman buildings prevents more costly This year it will be in the Boiler is also sponsoring a company. select a product to make, then form a stockholders, together with a divi­ \ Richard Rittenband. She has an­ future repairs. Painting at Hebron parents night old Woolworth building in Some 200 students have signed up to company to produce and market the dend check if they have been nounced that she will be naming the Rockville Shopping participate. item, decide on a company name. successful. assistants to help with "the unusually SOUTH WINDSOR — Annual Plaza on W. Main Street. Levi’s® heavy demand expected in this Gilead pupils Parents’ Night will be observed at The Vernon Junior presidential election year.” South Windsor High School on Oct. Women’s Club sponsors the \ Mrs. Bachman has been active 16 The purpose of the program is to haunted house which Large Sizes Custodial costs to double with the Republican Party for a taking tests give parents an opportunity to meet features live ’’monsters and nightmarish scenes,” VERNON — Donald Berger, direc­ new time and a half rate. He said if girls’ basketball program 'but he number of years. She has previously the teachers. HEBRON — Children in Grades 2- which club members say tor of the parks and recreation the custodians work the same hopes to attract greater numbers. He served as absentee ballot chairman, The program will start at 7 p.m. in for women 6 at the Gilead Hill School are being are guaranteed to scare department, figures that costs of number of hours with the new rate, it said if this should happen and it worked on the precinct level, and administered achievement and the auditorium and conclude at 9:30 hiring school custodians for depart­ would cost the recreation depart­ requires additional gym space, the was headquarters coordinator in p.m. even the hardiest in­ academic aptitude tests this week. dividual. Bendover® ment functions will double this ment an additional $1,200, assuming department would have to add 1977. The tests are^given annually and Each student will receive a form in season due to the increase in wages The haunted house will there is no appreciable increase in another $350 to the projected in­ She lives with her husband Dick, at vield information that is vital to the homeroom on which parents can given the custodians. be open on Oct. 24 and 25 the number of hours the schools are crease. 75 Timber Trail. ;italf as programs are developed. make an appointment to meet some Berger said he researched all of used. or all of their child’s teachers. The from 6 to 9 p.m.; Oct. 26 mates The results of the tests will be dis­ the custodial costs for the past year He asked the council, and the coun­ The custodians were awarded a program isn’t for extended con­ from 2 to 6 p.m.; and Oct. Comfort and versatility for (all! and found that $2,400 was paid in Reading aide cussed with parents during con­ 27 and 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. Bendover* Mates are designed cil agreed, that should he be unable new contract a couple of weeks ago. ferences scheduled for the beginning ferences. Refreshments will be fees, basically for Saturday to keep the costs down, if the council Berger said the amount the depart­ served. A donation of $1 per per­ to move with you. The jacket has coverage. SAVE publishes book of February. School officials said this son will be collected at the a hidden panel that ’’gives" would consider an additional ap­ ment will have to pay for their ser­ time span is necessary to allow for He said he also took each in­ propriation in February or March. vice will depend upon which custo­ door. allowing you freedom of move­ VERNON — Mrs Corinnc M the machine scoring of the tests and Library sets dividual custodian and applied the He said 50 have registered for the dian is on duty and his pay rate. ment and super comfort. Fisher, reading specialist-consultant to give the staff the opportunity to Matching skirt and slack. Sizes at the Maple Street School, has had a formulate program recommen­ story hours College night 38-46. text book she wrote, published. dations. For a free subscription to our Soil district sets meeting Mrs. Fisher was instrumental in The school principal is also asking COVENTRY - The Booth & set Oct. 28 catalog filled with soft dresses, o a the development of the IGE word at­ parents to sec that the children have Dimock Library is offering weekly TOLLAND - On Oct. 28 smart sportswear and more, call 9 story hours for children ages 3-5, this our Person-to-Person Shopping, VERNON — The annual meeting of tack program at the Maple Street name labels on their lunch boxes, Tolland High School will 9 Connecticut Council on Soil and The business session of the annual the Tolland County Soil and Water Water Conservation. The grant is School and the accompanying central jackets and sweaters and such. tall. host the seventh annual at Toll Free 800-972-9603. or write meeting will include brief reports Trim Fashions. 50 Sheridan S t . Conservation District will be Oct. 23 authorized by the Soil and Water resource file in reading He also reminds parents that The series will start on Oct. 17 at 1 Tri-Town College night, from the officers, and election of Startford. Ct. 06497. at 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland County Resources Conservation Act of 1977. three members to the Board of She has just completed Book 13 of children are not allowed to change p.m. Preregistration is required and sponsored by the Agricultural Center on Route 30. The plan will identify resource Supervisors. the Programmed Reading Series II. buses except in eases of an emergen­ may be done by stopping at the counselors of Rockville, Name -... Larry C. Gilliam, coordinator, will problems of statewide importance The district’s newly developed This is a second-grade book to be cy. He said most of the buses are library at 1134 Main St. or calling 742- Ellington and Tolland High Street ____ . be the guest speaker. In his position published by McGraw-Hill Book Co filled to capacity and to change a 7606. and the agencies whose programs slide show entitled “A Precious Com­ Hot Tub schools. City- ...... he is responsible for developing a can address these identihed con­ in 1981 with a 1982 copyright date child means checking out to see if The chief story reader will be modity,” will be shown. This 20- Representatives from 90, five-year conservation plan for the cerns. Public comment is being H m e ! See our The book involves word develop­ anyone is absent so an extra child can Carol Zujewski who holds a master’s State Zip - ^ minute presentation features many 'll four-year colleges, two- state, under a grant from the U.S. sought through the conservation dis­ slides taken in Tolland County and Coventry display. ment, word meaning and in-depth be accommodated and they will do degree in library science from Department of Agriculture to the tricts. comprehension. To complement the this hut only for emergencies. Southern Connecticut State College. year colleges and technical depicts soil types in three schools will be present geographical areas, the Connecticut book, Mrs. Fisher husalso’completed the Teachers’ Guide and Webstcr- from 7.30 until 9:15 p.m. in River valley, the A stern highlands the gymnasium. Weicker backs Lamb and the Highland River valleys. masters. ^Spook Night^ scheduled In addition to the college \KRN/ENTFfY 742 7308 from the armed services District, has received the endorse­ He added. "The 56th District needs \ERNON — The Guidance at the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Sihool officials said that students the p r o groups. 806 PARK AVE. VERNON CIRCLE and ROTC. RTE 44 ment of U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker a person of your caliber serving them Counselors at Rockville High School ■ggjM TB tMTMMTM EWIiU A m Church St., lor an Italian potluck in Grades K-4 will haunt the school On Oct. 31 at 1:15 p.m., there will BLOOMFIELD 649-4430 Jr. mmms ui-nm u\4m ut-im CALDOR —an individual who knows the issues will hold evening office hours on Oct. luncheon. from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and will par­ be a giant Halloween parade in the Two, 45-minute financial SHOPPING PLAZA In a letter to Mrs. Lamb Weicker and one who will provide a strong 20 and 27 and Nov. 3, 10, 17 and 24. The speaker will be Jack Cohen, ticipate in a ”fun for all” spook walk Emery Taylor courtyard of Gilead aid seminars will be PLAZA said. ”I want to express my hearty voice for the people of Vernon.” from the People’s Center in Hart­ followed by games and Hill School. offered at 7:30 and 8:30 242-9277 678-0080 endorsement of your candidacy for The evening hours are to give ford. His topic will be “Psycho- refreshments. Mothers who will be helping out p.m. Students and parents state representative in the 56th He wished Mrs. Lamb a resounding parents an opportunity to make an drama.” The students in Grades 4-6 will with the individual classroom parties from area high schools aS WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER District. appointment with their son’s or win on Nov. 4. Weicker will be at the The program is open to the public, haunt the Hebron Elementary School are invited to come dressed in well as those from the Tri- SILAS DEANE HWY., WETHERSFIELD ■’With a record of hard work, abili­ home of Mrs. Lamb on Sunday after­ daughter’s counselor. To make an ap­ although there is a $2 fee for guests from 7 to 9, the same night. costume. The parties will be held Town area, are invited to ty and integrity both as a Town Coun­ pointment call 872-7391. 529-0431 noon from 3 to 5 p.m. of the group. Arrangements were made so after the parade. attend the program. 20 - KVENINC. HERALD. Thurs,. 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Help Wenled 13 Help Wenled 13 Help Wanted 13 PLEASE READ ADVERTISING Paqion ______SALESPERSON. Sundays, PART TIME - Earn extra BABYSITTER for han­ Carter’s wedge YOUR AD DEADLINE 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday money while the kids are in dicapped child. One hour 12:00 noon tho day evenings, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 school. Telephone Solicita­ before school and three hours Classltlad ads ara p.m. Mature adults only. tion. E. Hartlord company. A after school. My home or takan ovar lha phona baforo publication. Sales experience necessary. ;ood telephone voice and dic- yours if on bus route. Top Road survey in Bolton aa a convanianca. Tha in person at: England ?ion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I wages. 643-8012. p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. for Washington Harald.la raaponalbla Doadlino for Saturday rare Store, Route 44 A, a through Fri., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., ar«d Monday la 12:00 Bolton. RETIRED PERSON OR lor only ona Incorract Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. COUPLE for Superintendent Inaartlon and than only Noon Friday. PART TIME. Your telephone of small apartment complex. OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) to tho aizo of tho and our customers turn spare NURSES AIDES - All shifts. Call 649^9. will cost about $3,000 — FYesident Carter’s cam­ original Inaartlon. time into spare earnings. Part time and full time. Enjoy advartlaamont will not assistant, said he was told verbally Choose own hours. 249-7771 working in a home like at­ PART TIME SALESPERSON By DONNA HOLLAI^D dated. paign strategists are trying Errora which do not ba corractad by an ad mosphere, assisting the elder­ FOR gift ^op. Includes cash Herald Correspondent that an engineer could work from the The board voted to allow three to crack prospects of a leaaon tho valuo ol tha ditlonal Inaartlon.- EARN EXTRA $$$s for ly residents in our self care register^work, stocking survey but that information Is not in buses going from the commuter solid Ronald Reagan vic­ Christmas. Sell Avon part unit. We offer good wages and merchandise, supervising per­ BOLTON - The Board of writing. parking lot to Hartford in the mor­ tory in the West with a time. Call 523-9401 or 646-^685. benefits, including full Mntal sonnel. Will train right per­ Selectmen received a $3,000 estimate Selectman John Carey said he ning to use Williams Road. All other wedge fashioned from Plan. Please call: Mrs. Le son. Working hours- 2:00 p.m. for a boundary survey of Williams EXPERIENCED Blanc RN, 646-0129, to 6:00 p.m. Monday through didn’t think the board should proceed buses and commercial trucks will be Washington state's nine CARPENTER’S HELPER - Road but did not take any action on Manchester Manor Rest Friday. Send resume to Box with the survey because the town banned from using the road. electoral votes. Call Tim Connelly, 646-1379 it, pending clarification of just what /T Home, 385 West Center Street, RR, c/o Manchester Herald. doesn’t have plans or money to It’s a hard-driving am­ after 6:00 p.m. Manchester. the survey would include. First Selectman Henry Ryba said repair the road at this time. bitious effort, but the state SALESWOMAN fir Ralph Zahner, surveyor from he doesn’t know yet how the ban is Selectman Douglas Cheney said if will probably wind up In Manchester jewlery store. Rockville, said the job would consist working because signs haven’t been Full time, five days. Tuesdays the survey only includes a Iwundary posted. the Reagan column unless of reproducing the Williams Road Legal Notice through Saturdays. line it wouldn’t be any good because independent John Ander­ Experience preferred but not boundaries from subdivision m aps on Ryba said he will be checking with an engineer couldn’t work from that. son loses significant EAST HARTFORD TOWN COUNCIL for necessary. Apply Shoor file as well as a limited title search, a the residents of the road to see how J Selectman Cart Preuss felt the ground. IH BLIC HEARING Jewelers, 917 Main Street, certified boundary map, concrete the changes are working out but as of Manchester.______map would be the first«tep in getting Bob Thomson, a former A Public Hearing will be held by the Town Council of the Prospect Street erea boundary markers at angle points in yet he hasn’t heard any more com­ elevators are full. replace Magnuson with a the road reconstructed and felt the member of the White Town of East Hartford oh Tuesday, October 14,1980 at 7 p.m. in SALES HELP WANTED - the road and existing road pavement. plaints or received any phone calls. The great interest in fresh face on the seniority In Rockville survey should be done because, in House congressional the Council Chamber, East Hartford Town Hall, 740 Main Knowledge of Cross Country Alan Bergren, administrative The residents of Williams Road Washington’s relatively ladder and attack federal Street, East Hartford, CT to consider public input on Sec. 21-9 of Skiing helpful. Apply in per­ anv case, it wouidn’t become out- liaison staff, directs the met recently with the selectmen in small electoral vote government spending at the East Hartford Code of Ordinances (Parking in Front or Side son, or call Rays Army & Washington state Carter- Navy, 805 Main Street, Last phase of cruise an effort to solve some of the package is confirmed by the same time. Yards). Call 647-9946, problems caused by an increase in Mondale campaign effort. candidate visits. Carter Manchester, 646-0762. Bolton positions open He claims most Anderson Marjorie S. Hyde Navy tugboats nudge the U.S.S. Groton around-the-world cruise for the recently traffic because of the closing of the came to the state three “It’s how you handle Council Clerk COMMUNICATIONS crossover at the Notch. voters in the opinion polls times in the past year. Vice your age, how you’re or 647-9947 against a pier at the U.S. Submarine Base in launched sub. (UPI photo) BOLTON — Two positions in the department because it will be offered haven’t really made their President Walter Mondale perceived to get around MONTERIK OPUATORS Groton, the final phase of a seven-month, public works department - a crew in-house first. NURSES AIDES positions MATURE PERSON TO Tag sale Saturday decision yet. has made two trips. First that is important," state available on 3-11 and 11-7 BABYSIT in my Washington B A.M. to 4 P.M. leader and a park raaintainer - are The Board of Selectmen did not BOLTON — A variety of items “That’s the election,’! Lady Rosalynn Carter is GOP chairman Benitz. [ ] EMPLOYMENT shifts. Experience not School area home, 10 month and being advertised by the town as an take any action on filling the road will be offered at the Bolton says Thomson. “We’ve got due later this month and “ Magnuson's health is not necessary. Complete orienta­ old. Call after 5:00 p.m. 649- 4 P.M. to 12 A.M. attempt to fill them is being made. crew vacancy that will occur if the tion, classroom study and on 7205. Women’s Club Ways and Means Com­ to Convince those who are th^ee members of the the best. That works to Help Wanted 13 Parmanant Poaltlona The highway crew leader position job goes to one of the men now the job training will be given. mittee tag ?ale Saturday on the cor­ now sentimentally in favor Carter cabinet are coming. Gorton’s advantage." Here is a chance to supple­ RETIRED? SUPPLEMENT • Paid OJT has been vacant since that group un­ working for the department. iilv V tii'O i FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - ner of West Street (Route 85) and of Anderson to cast their Anderson showed up “ If being a senior citizen ment your family income by YOUR INCOME BY • Rata Ravlaw Pro ionized last year and since the public The park maintainer position is NOTICES Part time second shift. Apply Brian Drive. The sale will be from 10 votes for Carter. We think once and has another visit is held against him, at 7-Eleven on Center Street, working with the elderly. Paid SELLING AVON. Call 523- gram works department in town was being advertised publicly. That posi­ Reagan has topped out in 1 - L o s t a n d F o u n d Holidays, 10 Paid Sick Days, 2 9401. a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds from the planned. His vice presiden­ what point are they going ?• - Pefsonais between 7 and 3. • Bonua Incantivaa formed. tion has never been filled although it the polls and he’s beat.’’. Weeks Vacation after one event will be used to benefit the club tial candidate also stopped to start talking about 3 Annountetnents year. Paid Blue Cross & Blue RNS to work every other • Comprahanalva In- The position may be filled by one of was offered to an applicant who 4 EntCMamment FULL TIME BABYSITTER which in turn helps town and other The numbers Thomson by. Reagan showed up in Ronald Reagan,” says Shield, Paid Major Medical & weekend. Hospital experience auranca Covaraga the four men now working in the refused it. A u c tio n s for 8 month old son, in my 9 nonprofit groups. talks about are reflected in September and his running state Democratic chair­ Disabilitv Insurance and $3000 necessary. Competitive • Paid In-door FINANCIAL Bolton home, starting a recent Maritz poll of mate has made two trips. man Joe Murphy. Reagan January. Light housekeeping Free Life Insurance. Apply: salary. Mileage paid. Orienta­ Parking. 6 Bonds-SlocKsMo'igaqps Riverside Health Care Center, tion and In Servive Education Washington voters. Q desirable. 646-3995. Thirty two or lourty hour No more visits are planned turns 70 next year. Personal Loans 745 Main Street, East Hart­ rovided. Call: Manchester Reagan was favored by 40 by the Republican team. Republicans expect to ’ 0 In s u ra n c e ford. ublic Health Nursing achadulaa. Includaa aomo percent to Carter’s 30. Marriane Craft-Norton, gain at least one and EMPLOYMENT HOUSEKEEPERS. Full time PAssociation, 647-1481, Monday waakanda/holldaya. n Help Wanted including some week-end Oapandablllty a muat. Anderson had 18 percent Anderson’s state campaign possibly three House seats work. Mature and responsible APPLICATIONS TAKEN for thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 14 • BtiS'ness Opportunities Fall Employment, working p.m. An Equal Opportunity, with rest undecided. director, insists he will in the state’s delegation 15 - S itu a tio n W a n te d individual, ^ p ly Riverside Call lor application: Four years ago Carter Health Care Center. 528-2167. one of our Outdoor Flower Affirmative Action gain ground. She notes that now split 6-1 for EDUCATION Locations. Friday, Saturday Employer. 728-1346 lost to Gerald Ford by 60,- Washington is eighth in the IH Private Instructions 8:00 a.m. to 4 P.M. Democrats. Mike McCor­ NURSES AIDES.Positions or Sunday. Car 1 S.D.R. 000 votes out of 1.5 million. nation for Anderson fund­ mack, a nuclear scientist 19 Scnoois-Ciasses Enterprises, Andover, Conn., DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Monday through FrI. 5 HOUR SAIE 2C Instructions Wanted available on 7-3, .3-11, 11-7 No Democratic presiden­ raising efforts. seeking a Sixth term, is shifts. Good starting wages 742-9^, for Manchester office. Part REAL ESTATE time. Experienced preferred. PLACE: TURNPIKE TV A APPLIANCE tial candidate has carried “They’re trying to scare considered the most and benefits. Excellent oppor­ 80NITROL SECURITY 23 Homes tor Sale Call 643-K19. the state since 1968. tunity to learn nurses aides REGISTERED NURSE or 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER people into accepting the vulnerable. 24 L.iis-Land tor Sale LPN. Full or part time. 7:00 SYSTEMS Jim Munn, a Seattle at­ 25 investrvient Property skills. We will provide you of HARTFORO, INC. least of two evils,” she Gov. Dixy Lee Ray lost with complete orientation in a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Laurel FRIENDLY ICE CREAM - torney directing the 26 Bus-ness Properly Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Excellent opportunity for An Equal Opportunity Employer says of the Carter strategy. the Democratic nomina­ 27 Resort Property your position, as well as on the extra income. M o rn in g to 11 Reagan-Bush campaign, '"They forget we’ve got a 28 Real Estate Waniod job training. Apply: Riverside Manchester.______tion for reelection, the first person to do salad prep and insists that Reagan’s positive candidate.” time in 72 years a first- Health Care Center. 528-2167. NURSE’S AIDE. Full or part BABYSITTER ■ Working DATE: TODAY-THURSDAY OCTOBER 9TH MISC SERVICES eneral restaurant work. mother needs sitter for on-site familiarity as a former Washington's senior term governor was denied 31 Services Ottered tim e. All shifts. Laurel MECHANIC - Experienced in Ivening 6 to 11 to close and do day care of infant. 8:30 a.m. to TIME: 4:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. California governor is a big senator, Warren G. in the primary. But it is not 32 Painlmg-Paperinq Manor. 91 Chestnut Street, gcustomer service and general 33 BuildinqContractm g all phases of truck and auto Manchester. 5:30 p.m. at Advertising Agen­ asset. Magnuson, surprised a particularly good sign for repairs, gas and diesel. restaurant work. Work 2 or 4 cy. Call 646-2900 days, or 522- 34 Roolmq-Sidinq shifts per week. Flexible “His strong defense 35 - H e a im g - P lu m p in g Minimum 5 years experience. 5830 evenings. A uniqut, tonight-only chancol 5 Hour8aloPrlcMonallnMikMandmod«l«- observers when, un­ Republicans. LICENSED NURSE. schedule. Call 9 to 11 or 3 to 9 posture is important here 3 6 F 'o o rm g Musi have own tools. Start at Intermediate care. Residents challenged, he won only 40 State Sen. Jim McDer­ 37 for an appointemt. 649-5563. Waahart, Dryara, Portabla Color Ttlavlalona, Rafrigoratora, Rangoa, Olah- Moving-Truchinq-Stor age $7,00 per hour. All Fringe ambulatory. $6.00 per hour. STATION ATTENDENT and he’s on the right side of percent of the total state mott, a practicing psy­ 38 Services Wanted EOE. Reunited with families Benefits For appointment Pleasant work. Hours flexi­ NEEDED FULL TIME-Apply waahara, Conaolo Color Taitviaiona. Ouantitiaa of advartlaad itama ara limi- the economic issues," says vote in the September chiatrist from Seattle, ran MISC FOR SALE call 688-7596. ble. Call 649-2358. in person: Gorin’s Sports Car tad and availabla on a firat coma - flrat aarvad baaia. Munn. “That plus Carter’s primary. Attorney General away with the nomination 4 0 Housenoid Goods SHEET METAL Center, Route 83, Vernon. Sailors and officers of the U.S.S. Groton Groton. Citizens and city officials lined banks dismal ineffectiveness." Slade Gorton waged an by attacking the governor’s 41 Articles tor Sale SCREEN PRINTER - DRAFTSMAN to work up to are reunited with their families and of the Thames River to welcome the ship. “Carter has too many 4 2 Building Supplies Applications are presently machine designer. Very WORKERS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT. aggressive campaign to often controversial and an­ 43 - Peis B rds Doqs being taken for an opening in Evenings and Saturdays negatives like his grain 44 MtiS'Cai Instruments experienced on board, in Heatk« I Ventiittig sweethearts after the ship came home to (UPI photo) BE THERE! capture 36 percent of the tagonistic behavior in of­ our &recn Printing Depart- areas of Mechanical, cleaning work. Must have own embargo,’’ adds state total vote and the 45 • Boats 6 Accessories transportation. Call 843-4000. fice. His vote doubled that 4 6 - Sporting Goods ment. Experience is Sheetmetal, Drives, Welding, HbMISIns Don’t miaa out on apactacular daala during our apaclal S HOUR SALE. Republican Chairman Max Republican nomination. for the Republican 4 7 - G itr d e n P r o d u c ts desirable Excellent benefits. some Electrical. Call Mrs. SECRATARIES. We have im­ TONIGHT 4:00 P.M. — 9:00 P.M. Benitz, mindful of wheat Magnuson’s age, 75, is a nominee. King County 46 A n tiq u e s Individual must apply in Per­ Brunetti at 643- 2487. Pressure 4 9 W ir^ted Id Buy son to : Quality Name Plate, Blast Manufacturing Com­ good pay mediate need for experienced stored on the ground by big factor along with his Executive John Spellman, secretaries. Accurate typing Biir change not decided RENTALS Fisher Hill Road, East pany. Inc. 41 Chapel Street, good benefits farmers in eastern shorthand ability and good congressional seniority. who lost when he ran for 5 2 - Rtioms lor Rent Glastonbury. Manchester. M M ¥E MADE SPECIAL CREDIT AMAINERIEMEIITS OURINfi THIS 9 HOUR S A IL TOUR good conditions fipre apptitude required. BOLTON - The Board of the bills “are not being signed for the refusal of a bill if necessary. Washington because grain Gorton, 52, says it’s time to the same office in 1976. 5 3 - Apartrrents lo' Rent J5» CREDIT CARO CAH QUALIFY YOU FOR UP TO S1000 IHSTAHT CREDIT WITH HO 54 Homes In* Rent Paid Holidays Pleasant working conditions, Selectmen did not take action on an expeditiously.” The authorization sheet will be NURSES- RN Substitutes for MOHEY DOWH DURIHR OUR 9 HOUR SALE. 5 5 U . ' eS s lo r Hr*’ ■ PART TIME Coventry Public Schools, varied duties and complete authorizafion sheet that would allow Selectman Douglas Cheney said. “I reworded and brought up at a future R< s o rt P ro p e rty fO ' R e n t 56 Cash, Fun & Prizes Coventry Conn. Contact: Dr. benefits are yours. Interested, Alan Bergren. administrative assis­ meeting. 5 : • apply at Industronics. Inc., don’t like what you’ve proposed and I phoning our customers Donald J. Nicoletti’s Office, M l Vam on tant. to review all bills and attest to won’t have it.” The selectmen accepted the 55 • r ■ SC 'o r R e n t at 742--8913. EOE. 489 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ from home. Choose your sor. EOEMF. the fact that the bills were charged to Although the bills would all be resignation of Kerry Carey from the Idaho outlook AUTOMOTIVE own hours 87M111 the proper account. available upon request, Cheney said, Charter Revision Commission. A r 4 • ^ ■ Sa.f SECRETARY PART TIME tj2 T'oC«s 'or Sa e CALL for Local Law Office. Monday o r SITTER WANTED TO CARE If the authorization sheet was ap­ "I don’t want the bills taken out at new appointment will be made as 6 3 Me.ivv Equipment io» Saie FOR 9 year old boy, before 6 4 MotorcyCies-B'Cydes 249-7773 or thru Friday, 9 to 3, Non- Hartford proved. the selectmen would just my request. I want them in the soon as possible. smoker. Send letter or resume and after school. Vicinity of 65 CamDersT-a.iers-W oDiie Keeney Street. Call days 633- have to sign once to approve all bills regular folder so I can see them when The selectmen will have a special « o m e s to: 447 Center Street. T 643-7004 worries Denis 728-6600 9485; evenings 646-1364. rather than sign each bill individual­ I want to. I won’t sign a blanket meeting Oct. 16 to discuss their posi­ 6 6 Autom ot'.e Service Manchester, attention - ly order.” tion on various items in the charter BOISE, Idaho (UPI) - Carter’s economic served two decades ago. 0 ' Autos lor Rent-Lease Valerie. policies, which could WOMAN 18 and over to work Bergren said the reason for Cheney also wanted a place on each which will be presented to the com­ Wide smiles dominated the In the 1st District — in plastic manufacturing full PART TIME SEASONAL proposing the new method is because authorization sheet that would allow mission. faces of Idaho Gov. John separate him from the given up by Symms — and part lime-shifts. Call 646- TYPISTS HELP NEEDED. Individual president’s coattails. Republican state Sen. to sew and finish plush toys of HIGH SCHOOL SOPHMORES Evans and Sen. Frank 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and high quality at Glastonoury AND JUNIORS for restaurant “ We feel good — we’re Larry Craig seeks to defeat L N O T IC E S 4:00 p.m. Local office of a large Insurance Church as they stood Company is seeking person with factory. Variety of manufac­ work. Three days a week after talking to members of a holding our own,’’ said Carl former Idaho Employment good typing skills, ( w position turing tasks required. In­ school and Saturdays. Apply Lost and Found 1 FULL TIME BABYSITTER will involve Policy Typing, the in person: Brass Key Town to buy paving box Taiwanese trade delega­ Burke, Church’s six-time Department Director NEEDED for 9 month old in­ dustrial sewing machine other, general typing plui Restaurant. tion the morning after the campaign manager. “But Glenn Nichols, who fant in Manchester or East sified clerical responsibilities experience helIplpful, but not BOLTON - The Board of LOST - Vicinity of Parker required. Hourly rate based the roadway. Bolton has been "forever,” 1978 general election. it doesn’t mean it's not narrowly beat a political Hartford area.Call 289-0865 A pleasant work environment Selectmen has voted to buy a used Street and East Middle Turn­ and g ( ^ benefits are offered. on capabilities. Needed im­ KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. borrowing a box from the Town of Rattazzi said, “Use of the paving Of several Idaho going to be a tough race. unknown in the May after 6:00 p.m.. or weekends. Prior office experience is paving box for $4,400 for the public pike, Black Cat. one white mediately. Cali K941204 for IBM 5496. System 3. Apply at Andover but as Rattazzi said, box will allow the crew to make more Democrats up for election It’s going to be won or lost primary. whisker. Answers to desirable but not essential. Please appointment. Gaer Brothers. 140 Rye works department. UNDER-COUNTER APPLICATIONS ARE NOW telephone for an appointment. “There’s a limit on how much you reliable, professional and more per­ to state and congressional on either side." Craig and Nichols agree “Ebony " 647-9013. Street, South Windsor. Danny Rattazzi, road foreman, FAMILY CAPACITY DISNWASNER BEING ACCEPTED for a can borrow without giving in manent repairs to the road. offices that year, Evans On the other side is Rep: the Republican is outspen- Delivery Technician. Apply in CUSTODIAN - Daily cleaning said the town doesn’t have a paving ELECTRIC DRYER IMPOUNDED - Male Lab E. RltchM Inauranct Co. and light maintenance, in Day RECEPTIONIST/TVPIST - return.” He said, “The continuing use of was the sole survivor of a Steve Symms, 42, a four- ding his opponent 3-1. person: Turnpike TV. 273 box (asphalt spreader) and one is es­ Cross, 10 weeks old, yellow, Ol North Amorica Care Center. 25 hours weekly. Part time. Mon.- Fri., 9 to 1. A new paving box would cost about such a machine in the future will help term Republican who rails mainly because Church's West Middle Turnpike. E.O.E. 111 F o u n d m Plaza Republican hurricane. found at Burr Corners. Male, M/F. Contact before October IStn. Small office. Excellent sential to a unified road maintenance $11,000. The used box, discovered by us avoid greater expense in road constantly at the federal about 7 months old. Shephard East Hartlord, Conn. Manchester Early Learning working conditions. Call for program. Now, two years later, it forces are spending most Rattazzi in East Hampton, is seven work and make more efficient use of government. He once of the available Cross, yellow and black. New Tol. 828-9031 Center, 80 Waddell Rd, appointment Michele O’ Neil. A paving box installs hot asphalt on * 1 9 8 * 2 6 8 is Church's turn to go years old and has a life expectancy of our time. pulled a pistol in Congress State Road. Contact; Manchester, Conn. 647-9659. Syndet Products, Inc, 646- before the state's Democratic campaign Manchester Dog Warden, 646- k laid NpifMi Wl Equal Opportunity Employer. 0172. to dramatize his debate Republican-oriented elec­ cash. 4355. LOVING, RESPONSIBLE. torate, most of which is against a gun-control bill. Republicans also are GRANDMOTHERLY LADY CURTIS MATRES 16 CU, FT. FROST FREE angry about the economy Republican officials say trying to strengthen their LOSTj u o i - Smallpnidii blackuiacK Persianrersian to share my home Rent Free Cat.^al. Insurer visits Bolton COLOR PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR and the nation’s defense Symms should benefit tight grip on the Idaho Large gold eyes. Reward, in exchange for evening and Vit/ic^ity New State Road, occasional Babysitting for posture. Evans, smile from Reagan’s expected Legislature. They hold a BOI/rON — The town was visited extinguishers at Bolton Elementary Another recommendation was to EaSrSasT Catholic High. Call 527- healthy 8 year old. 649-6W. gone, is worried he will be strong performance in 50-20 advantage in the 0739 days; or 649-0830 after 6 recently by William Desrosiers. loss School inspected to make sure they clear all debris from the custodial $ 3 9 9 the only m ajor Democratic Idaho Nov. 4. But a recent House, but are concerned p.m. 1 NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT control representative for The Hart­ are in proper working order and supply room at the high school and office-holder in the state by poll indicated Symms still the Democrats could erase PEOPLE who honestly want ford which insures the town. storing flammable liquids in ap­ stoi;e all supplies in an orderly ^ 3 9 9 VALUES TO 1829 Nov. 5. trails Church 42 percent to the 19-16 GOP spread in the to lose weight. Guaranteed HEY KIDS! Desrosiers said the purpose of his proved metal containers. manner. Desrosiers felt the efficien­ Pertonsls Program! The proof is in the A big reason for Church’s 40 percent — although the state Senate. visit was to familiarize himself with Desrosiers said at the lower grade cy of the custodians’ work would be losing! Part Time Income Op­ unprecedented predica­ challenger has erased the Constitutional LOOKING FOR portunity available. $250 per the town and to secure underwriting schools flammable materials are improved if that was done. ment, say campaign of­ big gap he faced at the amendments to allow the RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) week in commissions possi­ information. stored in the garage portion of the Desrosiers said he would, like to 30 INCH DELUXE FAMILY CAPACITY to commute two0 yiyoung girls to ficials in both parties, is start of the campaign. public to legislate by in­ ble. Call 528-2514: or Sally 289- Desrosiers had several recommen­ building and by storing such hear from the town as to how it in­ the St. Maty-St. Joseph School 1831 anytime. ELECTRIC RANGE HEAVY DUTY President Carter’s lack of It is Church’s closest itiative petition and area inin Willimantic. from dations to make after his investiga­ materials in approved containers it tends to take care of his recommen­ CLOTHES WASHER support in Idaho .and the race since he won for the legalize public funding of Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: tion. They included having the fire wou|d reduce the likelihood of fires. dations. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Idaho voter's unique first time in 1956. church-owned health care Semi flexile. Call 228-3810. Experience necessary. Salary Earn Cash Meanwhile, the GOP negotiable. Excellent * 2 3 4 feeling for Republican facilities also are on the UNATTACHED? Meet new presidential nominee appears in the polls to have ballot this year. benefits. Manchester area. 9 compatible companions in Multi-girl office. Call 646-3003. Educators to meet tonight FALL FASHION SHOW * 2 9 8 Ronald Reagan. an edge to retain the two Secretary of State Pete Manchester area. Lowest Reagan scored his most Idaho House seats. Cenarrusa said the in­ cost, elaborate, confidential BOLTON — The Board of Education will meet tonight GORDON RULTY up to... AND LUNCHEON lopsided 1976 presidential Republican Rep. George itiative amendment likely and dignified nationwide at 8 at the Bolton Center School library. The board will system. Free literature. ISBROWINBI Hansen, colorful would pass, but he said the Kxpeneru'cd. highly motivated discuss and possibly take action on budget guidelines, in­ NO PAYMENT'TILL JANUARY primary victory in Idaho Dating of Prestige. Sponiored by Diet Center ON EVERY CURTIS MATHES COLOR TV IN STOCK and rolled up a huge vote throughout his career, sur­ health-care measure was Take CTiarge Person ', to run $ per w eek formational meeting agenda, maintenance requests, a Williamstown. Mass. 01267. Residential Division. Owner par- 60.00 passed himself last year request from First Selectman Henry Ryba, staff of E. Hartford, Conn, in total again last May. likely to fail. tinpation to the right party. Call The most recent with two unofficial excur­ Cenarrusa forecast a 63 RETURN RIDE FROM Joe (Jordon at meetings and release of information regarding connection with Harvey't of HARTFORD wanted, 4:30 643-2174 ' NO DOWN PAYMENT statewide poll gave sions to Iran in an attempt percent voter turnout, two reorganization of the school system. From 7:30 to 8 the CONVENIENT FINANCIN8 MAKES THEM E-Z TO OMNI p.m. State Office Building to Manchester and Church Corners Reagan a 48 percent to 18 to gain the release of the percent above 1976 and board will meet in executive session to discuss a salarv BUY TODAY WHIU SEUCTIONS ARE 8REATI Manchester. (Intersection Item ^ Restaurant of E. Hartford. percent bulge over Carter. American hostages. equal to 1972. He said a Woodland, Hillard and Duval SALESWOMAN for retail SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS John Anderson brought up Hansen has survived con­ heavy turnout usually Streets). 649-4870. fabric store Part time with some experience necessary. WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... This Falls newest fashions the rear with 8 percent. victions on a catnpaign favored Democrats, but EVOLUTION & GENESIS Retail exrarience preferred. Permission slips due will be featured. The show Democratic officials finance infraction, a 78 said, “This is a completely ARE COMPATABLE Apply So-Fro Fabrics, Burr. will be capped off with a specially aren't talking about the mph speeding violation, different election.” CONCEPT! Thesis $1.00 plus Comer Shopping Center, llSl BtH.'rON - Permission slips for participation in the Carter campaign unless and other misfortunes by SAE. Clifford, 50A, Downey Tolland Turnpike, CALL JEAN prepared luncheon at Manchester. school dental program are due Friday. Those par­ asked, and Evans — capitalizing on his strident Drive, Manchester, Conn. 06040. ticipating may have their teeth cleaned and examined for Church Corners Restaurant. ^ Carter’s honorary cam­ opposition to agencies such $2 or cleaned, examined and fluoride treated for $4. INSTANT S' H) 'Tl R NURSES AIDES. Experience 647-9846 or paign chairman in the state as the Occupational Safety Bake and tag sale preferred. Full or part time. CfllDIT SEEKING A COMPANION or SAT., OCT. 18, 1980 ! DELIVERY — simply answers, without and Health Administra­ life mate? Write: Mail Order Immediate openings on 3:00 to TO 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE Meeting date corrected 1IN8TALLATI0N MANCHESTER a qualifier, ^“Reagan,” tion. He even wrote a book VERNON - The Friends, Box 4, Circleville, 11:00 p.m. and lf:00 to 7:00 647-9947 11 AM - 1:00 P.M. SI 000 about the alleged excesses Ohio 43113. a m. shifts. Contact Mrs. ! 8ERVICE 1 , . I f ■ when he's asked who will Franklin Parks Social Club Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. BOI.ION - The Town Meeting to act on a $154,661 a OPEN win in Idaho. of the Internal Revenue for senior citizens, will request for a new pumper and support equipment for the For roM rvatloM and mora Information 8UDG1T vttipike Service. His opponent is sponsor a bake and mini­ Personal Loans 9 CLERICAL TYPIST. Small MON WED 9 6 Church, 56, seeking a TO Bolton Volunteer Fire Department is Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. at Call DIET C EN TER - 520-0203 ru)W'iii'> P u’rii*s.)s THUflS 9 9 fifth term and retention of Democrat Diane Bilyeu, tag sale Saturday from 10 busy office in Hartford. Diver­ 36 MONTHS CONFIDENTIAL, Fast, sified position. Typing, filing, incorrect in I APPLIANCE FOI 9 6 his Foreign Relations Com­ who wants to^become the a.m. to 4 p.m. in Communi­ Easy, Phone Application. Wednesday s Herald. Ocf. 15 Deadline billing, and order desk. SAT 9 5 mittee chairmanship, has first woman to represent ty Hall at 117 Franklin Funding Associates 232-9368, Benefits. Call for appoint­ NEXT TO STOP & SHOP turned to attacking Idaho since Grade Pfost Park West. anytime. ment. 249-8591. 22 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 9, I960

Ptinuto — Chirlts M. Schulz ...... EVENING HERALD. Thur.s,, Oct, 9, 1980 — 23

‘fOU KNOW WHAT KINP PERHAPS YOU'RE A ■CHIRRY, CHIRRYCHORRY THAT WA6 PRETTY ACROSS 65 Beaeball Anawer to Previoua Punia player Mel OF BIRP'/OIIMA'I'BE? ''M0URNIN6 w a r b le r " CH0RRY..CHIRRYCHlRRY, 600P... MAYBE I'M 1 Electromotive T By ADigan van Buren ~ ~ r ------THEY 60 LIKE THIS... CHORRY CHORRY" A'MOURNINe WARBLER"' unit 56 Force unit 6 Wipe the ------<3- diehes DOWN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 Smell rodent F rin k A E m — t H0lp Wtniad 13 Halp W n f d 13 H om ti For Solo 23 12 Heetinp 1 African river chembers 2 Work too 13 Debtor'! note hard TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PA RT T IM E RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal RECEPTIONIST­ dining room. Rec room with t h e Ei& h t y - t h r e e 14 Auditory 3 Wound Full time. Apply at Gaer DEAR ABBY: Tve been dating a fine, educated, dignified 15 In cete thet 4 Exptoaive Brothers, Inc., 140 Rye Street, SECRATARY for physican’s wet bar. Separate master gentleman for two years. I’m divorced, in my 40s; he’s in his bedroom suite with cathedral 10 Energy (ebbr.) South Windsor. office. S-12 hours weekly. B u c K X 1$ t h e .'mid-SOfl and has never married. « , ,,, , ' ~ 17 Attending 5 Frima donna Manchester and Hartford. ceiling. Large flag-stone My problem is his programmed way of life. He takes me 9 P O p “ ECl SUllIVSn patio. Pool. Wood-Burning 18 Three (prefix) 6 Make muddy Please call 649-8069, 6:00 to . O v e r t im e f o r uvhEn out every Wednesday and Saturday nights only. And 19 Alien 7 Ariiona city 9:00 p.m. stove. $89,500. Group I, peninsula ★ Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. always where he wants to go. If I want to see him on any 8 Solemn Sheika 43 Venetian PfoptorMKi p a i n t e d other night, it's absolutely no. And nothing can move him. WHO WAS THE AAOST SHE HAP THIS HABIT 21 Cfy of pledge 27 If nnt reaori BABYSITTER NEEDED tor NURSES AIDE - 7 p.m. to 11 wB ouRSBiiJES ILL- MANNEREP lurpriie 26 Feudal eatate . He lives alone and has never invited me to his place where V/HV? OF BARGING IN 9 Indolent 44 Do newapeper three year old boy, near p.m. Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. dlassifl«d i 22 Regird highly 10 More aupple 33 Strenuoua we could have complete privacy. If I suggest going to his PERSON IN HISTORV? ON PEOPLE.' work Manchester Library, nut Street, Manchester. Six generous size rooms. 24 INTO A OORNER. 24 Ameliorate! 11 Reverberate! 34 Moron Tuesdays from 6 p.m. to 8:15 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• foot livingroom. Fir^lace. apartment, he gives me a speech about appearances, his 26 Held In 45 Deeply Houaahold Qooda 40 dignity, reputation, and what the neighbors will think. 19 Garage 36 Meaaly p m. Call 6464)51) alter 6:30 B u tin tu OpportunItItB 14 Dining room. Three \ reedinen (2 worker 37 Soup diah engroaaed р. m. bedrooms. UA baths. Garage. Meanwhile he thinks nothing of staying overnight at my wd!) 48 CIA REFRIGERATORS . C '«"nW‘ ~ s ” Tm^vW 10-1 20 Annual 38 Colorful AUTO RENTAL-LEASE $69,900. , , Group 1, Philbrick place with my three children sleeping upstairs and my 28 Traveler 23 Encloaed forerunner Washers/Ranges, used, neighbors looking on. 29 Hockey 40 Intermediate MEDICAL SECRETARY FRANCHISE. Unusual oppor- Agency. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 Land of the 50 Oreaa atyle WANTED - Busy Medical Of­ tunity to own an auto rental guaranteed and clean. New I cater to all his preferences in food, entertainment and league (ibbr.) (law) CAPE 8 ROOMS - 4 shipment damaged, G.E St Articlee tor Sale 41 Garden Producta 47 Apartmanta For Rant S3 30 One of the (•I) fice is seeking experienced agency with U.S., Canadian Send som eone even late-night TV, which I do not enjoy. I am constantly Bedrooms. Rec room with Gefihwin! 2 3 4 Medical Secretary, or will affiliations. Several cities also FRIGIDAIRE, Ixiw prices. feeding his ego. There has been no mention of a possible ’ 6 a 7 1 8 10 11 train person with excellent available throughout the Sun bar. Den. New kitchen. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main GE ELECTRIC CLOTHES NATIVE PEACHES, pears, FEMALE ROOMMATE A Happy Thought future or any kind of commitment together. I seem to be 31 Aneethetic St ANSWER5 32 Low tide 12 13 14 skills Send resume to: Box S, Belt. Write Holiday Rent-A- Aluminum siding.2 car gar­ Street, 643-2171. DRYER $140. 19" Black apples and sweet apple cider. WANTED - Non-smoking, 20- today getting nowhere. age. Handy location. $63,w)0. White TV $20. 100" Gold Botti's Fruit Farm, 260 Bush 33 Vim с. 'o Manchester Herald.Car System, 1400 66th Street 25. Manchester Townhouse. ia 18 Group I, Philbrick Agency, Couch $35. 21” Sears Reel Hill Road, (rear), What are my chances of a future with him? M. 35 Palm off 17 N, Suite 425, St. Petersburg, $150 monthly including heat STYMIED IN BUFFALO QUESTIONS HlSTO RiaL FULL OR PART TIME RNS 6 4 6 ^ . ______□MISC. FOR SALE Lawn Mower $45. Walnut Manchester. 646-4810. and hot water. 649-1312. SUIftiVlUA. 36 Italian la 18 10 21 Florida. 33710 or call toll free O U F S T i n u * ; compoaer 1 or LPNS for 3-11,11-7, and 7-3 1-800-237-2804. Colfee Table $15. Call 649-3353 MANCHESTER - 12 Room after 1:00 p.m. ^ AUTOMOTIVE DEAR STYMIED: I would «ay you have no ftiture Captain Eaay — CfOOka L a W r tn C t 39 Caulking 22 11 21 shifts New pay scales and Duplex. 6&6. 2 car garage, with him. And from your deicription of him, I think ft 41 I poaaeaa 1 Articlet lor Sale 41 2! shift differentials. Call: lypesite drive. Central loca­ you’re lucky. Unleis you want to share the reat of (contr.) Willington Convalescent □ REAL ESTATE GAS DRYER - Good condi­ tion. Two separate furnaces. your life with a aelfiah, inconsiderate, egocentric, THANKS FOR STOPPIN', 42 Store 28 home, Monday thru Friday tion. Color: white. $75 or test Auto Pant For Salt 60 84-86 Hamlin Street. Call 649- offer. Call 649-1335. spoiled, inflexible prig. PO O NERS! IV J U ST L IK E employee 1 before 3:00 p.m., 429-9331. Hornet For Salt 23 0428. Agent. A WORD WITH THE YOUNS 46 Pique 31 LAPy IF y'PO N'T MIND! 47 Preaident'a no 1 ALUMINUM Sheets used as SEASONED HARDWOOD - 33 34 printing plates, .007 thick 49 Actreaa 38 37 Cut, split, and delivered. Lupino ■ 23x28 Vi , 25 cents each or 5 $85.00 full cord. Call 742-8056. CHEVY MOTOR FOR SALE • DEAR ABBY: W)iat is wrong with an adult with a 31 1. 40 for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Valves completely done over. 50 Meadamea ■ maater'a degree who aeenta to enjoy correcting the pro­ (abbr.) 41 42 43 44 46 46 picked up before 11 a m. GARDEN TRACTOR, 3 HP, 4 $200 or test offer. Please call ONLY. nunciation errors of another adult loudly and in the 51 Piaurde lia 1 cycle, 7 attachments. Plows, 643-9340; keep trying. presence of othera at any social gathering? Shouldn't this te 52 Scoop of ice 47 4! 49 50 Lawn Mower, Snow Plow, cream done privately — if at all? 51 S3 S3 POOI^ 24' X 4', 7 ft. deep. Discs, Harrows. Take all $175. Aulot For Salt 61 53 Candid Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. Not only does the recipient of this treatment become 5 gallon. Army Gas Tanks, 64 Cub acout 54 56 58 $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. WE PAY TOP PRICES for embarrassed, ao do those present How can this be handled $9.00. Oil fired Gun New gracefully? Should the one corrected apologize for the error, group! 9 wrecked and junk cars. A & B (Nf WtAAMN f NTINMIiSt AtIN ) 9 motor $12. Oil stove, with 55 thank Mr. English-teacher for his useful help, or never open SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, gallon tank, heats 3 to 5 rooms Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Processed Gravel, Sand, one's mouth again in conversation when he ie present? Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to - 8 6 $85. 871-8399. 643-4953. Ahllquet 48 MATURE WORKING Call Tony 646-6^. Stone, and Fill. For deliveries WOMAN - wanted to share SENSITIVE call George Grilfifig, 742-7886. ' and UConn. 250 GALLON OIL DRUM - In A N T IQ U E S St five room apartment with Allty Oop — Dave Graue D r i d q e good condition. $45.00 or test same. 646-0841 after 5 p.m. DEAR SENSITIVE: Such "helpful correctioni" FOR SALE - Couch, end COLLECTIBLES - Will offer. Call 643-6565 after 4:00 purchase outright or sell on should be done in private — if at all. Those who Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-(- acres of privacy, eadi with il s tables, chair, T.V. antenna, WANTED JUNK AND LATE correct others publicly (and loudly) do ao not in the p.m. commission. Houselot or ONE BEDROOM CHEEZ IT' THAT / YEAH, own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dislnvastici. rotor. $95. 72 West Street. APARTMENT ON MAIN MODEL WRECKS - Cash ■piiit of helpAilneia, but in an elTort to show their COME BACK HERE, YOU CAN'T YOU DUMMIES ^ l e piece. Telephone 644- THING'S TOO GET C COWARDS! YCXJ'VEGOT SEE I'M NOT A Saturday. 9:00 a.m. to' 11:00 STREET DOWNTOWN. Paid. Call Parker Street Used own euperiority. m u c h f=OR US? dining area, ‘a bath down, large livingroom with glass door to walk Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. TO STOP THAT a n i m a l ! GORILLA??:' a.m. TAG SALES Available November 1st. $225 They are the loaert because they show themselves ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.scts. full baths WANTED. Antique Furniture, monthly, includes heat, hot to be insensitive and arrogant. When corrected, say, DARK LOAM DELIVERED - Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings water and appliances. No pets 196.9 C O N T IN E N T A L "Thank you.” with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available m CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also t / g SALE - Miscellaneous. or Antique Items. R. or parking. One months Creative play buys entry sand, gravel and stone. 643- Saturday October llth,, 10 to Harrison. Telephone 643-8709. security. Call after 6 p.m., between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. p.m. 646^004. 9504. i. Rain Date October 12th. 106 644-2314. yesterday’s hands. In both Come See Our 'COUNTRY W ITH •CONVENIENCK’ living. Hebron Road, Bolton. Rooms tor Rent 52 1974 SUBARU - Gpod condi­ DEAR ABBY: The letter from that poor kid whose mother instances South has seven top TEMPLE STEWART VERNON - Heat paid. made her (or him) play the piano for company brought back NORTH 10-9-K trump tricks and needs to set Married Couples preferred. No Pets From 960/month. Security HUTCH, $350. 643-9067 after MATURE MALE ROOM $15. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 Carpeted two bedrooms, with memories. When I was a kid, my mother u s ^ to make me ♦ 10 8 7 up the last card of a five-card 4:30 p.m. Female, m ature $20. Non- dishwasher. Pets ok. $200’s. negotiable. Telephone 643- V 875 required. 67K. or 659-1723. play my guitar and sing for company. suit in dummy. He needs an smokers. Live-in. References. 236-5646, Locators, fee, ♦ K 8 extra entry to dummy to do ■ Call 742-6412 BOYS 26" MURRAY THREE MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE- One must have license, plus One evening after entertaining the company at my ♦ A 97 43 mother's insistence, I took off the Mexican-type sombrero I that and finds it by means of SPEED BIKE -Like new! $70. Avon products, bikes, -fur­ few errands and meals. 649- EAST HARTFORD - Pets ok. 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER WEST EAST for an appointnieiit niture, “Something For 318. Three speed. Posi rear alwaya wore for my performances, turned it brim-side-up an unnecessary finesse. Call 643-9001, after 5:00 p.m. 5459. Sunny one bedroom, with ♦ 93 AS Elast took two diamond Everyone!" Saturday October appliances. Today just $190. end. Needs some work. Best and passed it in a circle before the guests. Ttw Fiintstontt — Hanna BarDara proauctiona ♦ K 32 V Q J 96 oiler over $400. 871-7385. To my mother's horror, they all tossed money into the h a t tricks and shifted to the queen MOVING MUST SELL! Light llth. from 10:00 q.m. to 4:00 ROOMS - Furnished and un­ 23^5646. Locators, fee. ♦ J I 094 ♦A>J632 of hearts. South was in with LlVE-IN COMPANION for blue velvet sofa. Excellent i.m., at 289 Hackmatack furnished. All utilities. $115 to Needleee to say, that wae the last time my mother ever ♦ KI062 AQiS 56 HAWTHORNE STREET - Retort Properly 27 the ace. He led a club to weekends. Elderly woman, condition! Reasonable. Also: Jreet, Manchester. 135 monthly. References and CARPETED TWO 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four asked me to perform for company. dummy's ace, ruffed a club Excellent Value! Six Room door. Registered and running. f o /Z , 0 /v/ s 0A4ETHIN(5's T ^ ^ > V ? SOUTH partially blind. Needs compa­ VERMONT Electric Dryer. Harvest security. Mature adults only. BEDROOMS - All modern OHIO HAPPENED TO THE ♦ AKqj6l2 - high, led his deuce of trumps nion Friday thru Monday. Cape. One new bath, new roof, Table. 643-7913. TAG S a l e - Art Deco Call Mrs. Jackston, 646-5461. Needs work. Best offer Call Mount Snow, individual lots in four kitchen. Kids and pets ok. Just CAR OR WILMA'S ♦ a 10 4 and finessed dummy's seven. Reply: P.O. Box 542, South new siding, new furnance, jewlery. trash and trsasures. $285. 236-5646, Locators, fee. 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after This play risked an extra new outside deck, enclosed seasons recreational community 5:00 p m /ViOTHER IS ♦ 76 Windsor, Connecticut, 06074. Superb setting on 1.200 acres of WOOD STOVE - Upland, October llth, 12th. 9:00 a m. CENTRAL LOCATION. Free COAMNG.^.. ♦ 8 trick set and South would glass and screen porch, wooded scenic terrain Central water Model No. 17. Like new! $175. to 3:00 p.m. 31 Virginia Road, parking. Kitchen privileges. MOVE RIGHT IN! Nice two Do you have questions about tex, love, drugs and really have looked silly if EXPERIENCED MALE dormer, carpeting. Many system, ponds, views, hiking. 3 ten­ Call 649-7158. Manchester. Security and references bedrooms. Large yards for BANK REPOSSESSIONS - the pain of growing up? Get Abby’s new booklet: Vulnerable: East-West Blast had won with a singleton AIDE for private duty to care more extras. W iced to self, nis courts, club with indoor and out­ Dealer: North door pools, saunas. xEBMAecET.' 4:00 to !l:00 evenings. 643-2804 dormers, roofing. Residential 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - ers wilt be captivated. Turn on CERAMIC FIRING Discount insured. Nine years Obedience, beginning October both strength and gentleneaa in that old charm for someone or commercial. 649-4291. 1st and 2nd. Cost $25. For FIVE ROOMS. Two BOLTON. Rent with option to Very good condition Runs equal measure. rates. Quick service Call 643- SHARPENING SERVICE - experience. Free estimates. Important, A N A T U R A L to -4 2543. 646-1085.______further information: 569-3010, bedrooms. Applianced buy. Seven room home with good, looks good $900 or test A Q U ARIU S (Jan. 2IHFeb. It) A (NEWSPAPCn ENTERPAISC ASSN.) Glass Cut. Keys Made. Small DESIGN KITCHENS - 563-0128. 678-0254,* 289-8188, kitchen, garage, yard and three bedrooms. It: baths offer 646-1358 after 6 p.m. LAWNMOWERS Engine & Screen Repairs. EXTERIOR PAINTING Cabinets. Vanities, Formica 684-5191 and 875-9127. basement. No pets. Rent: $395 $475 Lesperance Agency. 646- BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Sid* OlancM — QU Fox REPAIRED 1 5 7 r Sr. Citizen experienced college student. Counter Tops. Display, plus utilities. Security. 649- 0505. FIREBIRD 1971 -350 Discount' Free pick up and Main Street, 643-4121. Quality work. Very Storage. & Bookcases. Kitchen THREE YEAR OLD MALE 0717. Automatic transmission. delivery! Expert service. reasonable prices. Call Mike, Cabinet Fronts. Custom PUREBRED COCKER OHIcot-Sloret tor Rent 55 Power steering. Snow tires. Bug* Bunny — Helmdahl ft Stoffol ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. CHILD CARE OPENINGS IN 569-3458 or 5694945.______Woodworking. 649-9658. NEW ONE BEDROOM Good condition. Call 871-1856 MY LICENSED HOME in SPANIEL - With papers, 647-3660. LEE PAINTING. Interior & needs good home. Good with APARTMENT - Living room, MANCHESTER - Retail after 5:00 p.m Manchester. Nutritional kitchen with appliances. storage and/or manufacturing 9 Exterior. "Check my rate children, ta ll 646-0673. Lunches. Group fun. my I Rooting 34 space. 2,000 square feet to 50.- PETUNIA. before you decorate." Dei:pen- Bedroom with walk-in closet, VEGA 1974 - 2 door Playground backyard. 643- ceramic tiled bath. $325 per 000 square feet. Very Hatchback In daily running ■' 1837 dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Musical Inairurnema 4 4 HOUSE ROOFER WILL INSTALL month. Peterman Realty, M9- reasonable. Brokers use Automatic. $350. Call 644- Short miM — Frank Hill roof, siding or gutter for low GENERAL PAINTING - ARTLEY FLUTE and black 9404, 646-1171. protected. Call; Heyman 8705. t E A P N WASHING LEAF RAKING - Odd jobs. Interior & Exterior; discount price. Call Ken at carrying case. Good condi­ Properties, 1-226-1206. OR E V E N .^^ OP~ Good work done. Free es­ 647-1566. t h e n HOW CO >OU PLAN ALL 3 NEED TO R30L IS Specializing In Exterior TYim. tion. Reasonable. Excellent MANCHESTER. Main Street. Trucks tor Sale 62 -n^reofCg^soMEl ID WIN THE ELECTION, ISKCUL FALL KHCES!| timates. Call anytime, 649- Free Estimates. Fully In­ /2-3 room apartment. Heated, A U . O P 2 - l i A M A t/O W ry POR JUST INaTANTLY for student. 643-1949. OF THE TIME. SENATOR PoS% 'RI^L‘^ A F e w s e c o n d s I Rcm-ne (Tialk Mildew. Tree I 1861. ask for Steve. sured. Call 6464)709. or 742- Heating-Plumbing 35 hot water, appliances. No OFFICE SPACE ALL OP TH E -n/VAE.y I Sap. Dirt 6t Grime See Your I 1969 SMALL ON e l e c t i o n d a y . Sporting Qooda 4 6 pets. Parking. Purity. 523- FOR RENT INTERNATIONAL 214 Yard I Home Sparkle Again’ Fully In- [ Palming-Papering 32 ...... 7047. I sured ------Building Contracting 33 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Dump Truck. $1875. Call 871- repairs, plugged drains, TWENTY THREE FOOT In Manchester, Central 8399, or 643-4953. MAK Painting DAN SHEA PAINTING Si WES ROBBINS Carpentry kitchen faucets replaced, PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman 52 WADSWORTH STREET. DECORATING. Interior and remodeling specialist. Ad­ repaired, rec rooms, Sedan. Hard top. Excellent Four room apartment. Second location. Air con­ Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. 1979 CHEVY PICKUP with 8 Call 643-2689 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bathroom remodeling, heat condition.New electric trim floor. No utilities. Adults only. ditioning. ft. bed. 6 cylinders. Comes lor Free Eatimete. Quality Craftsmanship! Call built-ins, bathrooms, modernization, etc. M & M tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin Near shopping and busline. 646-5424, or 646-1305. with Leer Camper Cap. kitchens. 649-3446. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. with head. Owner bought $265 per month. Security Excellent economical truck. larger boat. Call ^12-8537 after" deposit. Call after 4:00 p.m. Call 043-8801 Asking $4300. 646-2796 after I sm ould h av e 5:00 p.m. 643-2804. 4:00 p.m. Flotchar'a Landing (GUESSED. ititir-k-lr-lriririririr-k-ltitit-lririrititiritititiriririririririr ★★★★★★★★■*• r-k-h*****-k-^-k-A-Aitiririririririririt.^^.^f.^f ■q- lULMttkesi&en it io a s in n a ...3o0oeNLY,THLLE.AD .CRuSHlwq'fflfc.HAIN LATtRAL r Of-fne. fALL ASUPPL'Y CONVey WAtyjN LOST A 10H££L, G -T ^ fVkit auPPORT.. Of- K x tr tf-f (jAs turt&iHC, fok t AND LURCHLO HtAVICVTC) ! W. . X, -k ^ k- ★ ^ S'”'* ,„,on j. -L ^ FU1LHtR,\ I fLtiCMtlU&l Tkt- DNt n o t . . . MORRlS. J tASrOfSt... "Ttie woH Is at the door, and ha came In a fuel oil truckl" * Call 643-2711 ^ ^ ^ X ^ ^ Call 643-2711

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