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The Economy • A Family NEWSp aper Since 1861 • 20$ Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered Vol. XCVIII, No. 276 — Manchester. Conn., Friday, August 24, 1979 >rK York: A study released Thursday has shown most cor- porate finance officials think the growing role of banks, insurance companies and other institutions in the stock market is unhealthy. » H York: Europeans think Prices Rise 1% in July the recent hike in the discount and federal funds rate to help the analysis of inflation that directly all year. But if inflation finishes the year at • Food and beverages edged up- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The administration has predicted its current level, it would be the ward by only 0.1 percent following a dollar are "window dressing" and Americans got no relief from op- affects the wallets of all Americans. they're not buying the idea, says a The pump price of gasoline has inflation will finish the year at about worst dose of rising prices since the similar 0.2 percent increase in June. pressive inflation last month as con- 11 percent. But most economists say end of World War II. • Transporation costs jumped 1.8 top investment adviser. sumer prices shot up another 1 gone up a whopping 42 percent in the »w York: A beef price past 12 months, the department said. even that gloomy projection is con- The Labor Department said its percent, mainly due to higher prices percent.the government reported servative unless improvement begins price index for all urban consumers for gasoline and new cars. That in- decline and price rollbacks by two today. Once again, energy and The overall 1 percent boost was fast-food giants — McDonald's identical to the June increase and soon. stood at 218.9 in July. That means dex, which has now posted nine housing costs registered large gains Three days ago. President Carter goods and services which cost 8100 in straight months of large increases, I and the Marriott Corp. — is in July but shoppers benefitted from meant that inflation at the consumer fueling speculation there is a level has now climbed at an annual told an Iowa radio audience he 1967 w ere priced a t 8218.90 las t has risen by 16 percent over the past moderating food prices. thought Americans would see "the month. year. I hamburger price war in the Gasoline prices at the pump soared rate of 13.1 percent during the first making. seven months of 1979. inflation rate turning around and Here is a rundown of consumer • Housing costs rose 1.2 percent, by 5 percent while fuel oil costs ad- start going down again” by the end of prices in various categories during the sixth straight double-digit ad- New York: The stock market's vanced 6.2 percent, the Labor Monthly gains have ranged the year. July: vance. I summer rally stalled for the third Department said in its monthly between 0.9 percent and 1.2 percent I consecutive day Thursday with I the Dow Jones Industrial average skidding 5.46 points to 880.38 in ac- tive trading. Apartment Complex CIrvrIand: Cleveland is teetering on the brink of its se- cond default in nine months. The City Council refused Thursday for the second time in two days to refinance short-term notes held To Go Condominium by the city's waterworks con- Most Beechwood residents were to build a house but if he hadn't, he stniction fund. By LANEY ZUBOFF taken by surprise at the tenants said, he and his wife would have Drlroii: Rep. John Dingell, D- Herald Reporter bought the condominium. “They're Mich, chairman of the House Sub- meetings. But. though some' find the MANCHESTER - For the first decision an inconvenience there is lit- bending over backward to help comittee on Energy, said he felt tenants get mortgages,” said Shillo. Chrysler Corp. would need time in Manchester housing history tle evidence that any tenants are an apartment complex will be con- very angered. He said as far as he knew none of the between $1 billion to 83 billion in other tenants were particularly upset various subsidies, far more than v ert^ into condominiums, following One Beechwood resident said after a state-wide trend, which forces she had sold her house, "I never about the change. the 8500,000 in loan guarantees the Paulette Dekie said “I'm definate- government appears to favor. renters to take one of two options; wanted to buy again.” Carol Malken- buy or move out, son said now that she is cornered into ly thinking about buying. Rents are 'i William Peck, trustee, Gladys a decision"! have no intention of so high that a mortgage isn't that Energy Update Peck and Margery Gussak made up moving. I like the place, what are much higher. There's nothing we can do about it. They're not kicking \4a«hingion: Harold Denton, Romar Associates and formed the you going to do?” joint ownership of the 32-unit Ms. Malkenson said the thing she is anyone out,” she said. the unflappable Nuclear One woman, who wanted to remain Regulatory Commission trouble- Beechwood housing complex, located most disturbed about is the high shooter at Three Mile Island, was on Highland Street, which, until mortgage interest rates. forced Thursday to withdraw his recently has existed as apartment Another resident, Carl Shillo, said See Page Ten plan to resume licensing reviews rentals. he had already made a committment for new atomic reacton. The units, which were built if) 1972, Surry,Va.: Nuclear are now condominiums for sale, with Regulato^ Commission officials the paperwork and necessary say they are reviewing a private documents on field at town hall since EPA Halts 1-84, firm's claim that there would be August 21. Tenants were notified the “no significant problem" even if a same day, though they had expected defective, radioactive 220-ton it, having been told at a tenants generator breaks in half or falls meeting a month ago. Pollution Likely overboard during shipment. Why would the owners decide to Orono, Maine: Energy make the conversion to become the HARTFORD (UPI) - A proposed spills; increasing road runoff, in- experts say there is enough peat Beechwood Condominium 8160 million interstate highway cluding de-icing chemicals; stress in the United States to produce Association? between Hartford and Providence, from development along the highway the energy generated by 240 Keeping Them Laughing “There's a financiai benefit,” said R.L, could pollute a major resevoir corridor, and siltation during con- billion barrels of oil. David Gussak, the association's at- which supplies water to half the struction. Hartford's Mayor George Athanson, along with most of torney and husband of Margery residents of Rhode Island, a U.S. En- “I must express my opposition to I- Expulsion OK those in attendance, were kept in stitches as Muhammad AH Gussak. vironmental Protection Agency of- 84 or any other major highway con- arrived in town for a two-day visit. The former heavyweight The association stands to collect a ficial warns. struction in the proposed northern healthy profit. The 32 units will be ALEXANDRIA, Va. (UPI) - boxing champion was given a hero’s welcome by Hartford’s William R. Adams Jr., EPA's New corridor through the watershed. This priced between the mid-840,(XX) range opposition extends to any Connec- U.S. District Judge Oren Lewis black community but a stop at Connecticut’s Veteran’s Home England regional administrator, said ruled Thursday that Alek Lee to the lower 850,(XX) range. Thursday he wiil recommend to the ticut portion of 1-84 which, if im- Bledsoe, a fundamentalist Baptist was canceled because he refused to be drafted a decade ago. "My experi'ence shows this (apart- federal Council on Environmental plemented, would significantly in- preacher and principal of Story on page 2. (UPI photo)' ment conversion) is a very hot trend Quality that construction of the 50- crease the number of vehicles, es- Marumsco Christian School, had in real estate. I hear rumors that this mile stretch of roadway be halted un- pecially trucks carrying hazardous the constitutional right to expel will not be the last conversion in til "an environmentally sound materials through the Scituate Melissa Feidler, 14, because of his Manchester," said Gussak. solution” can be found to protect the watershed,” the letter said. suspicions she was romantically Each existing tenant will have the Scituate Reservoir in central Rhode Adams said many New England Labor Day Gas first change to purchase their proper- drinking water supplies had been involved with a black youth Island. Rufus Bostic III, also 14. ty, as the state statute requires, He said the potential health contaminated by spills, dumps and Lewis, at 76, one of the most within a specified time fram. hazards posed by the present route urbanization and it was his duty to controversial federal judges, said The Beechwood tenants have 30 outweigh whatever benefits the do as much as I possibly can to guard in his ruling, "The door of the free Easier to Get days to make their decisions and 60 highway would mean for motorists against the potential of these threats, exercise ciause of the First days to move out if they decide not to and the area's economy. particularly when there may be Amendment to the United States BOSTON (UPI) - New England Day (Monday), when 31 percent said buy, or, until their lease expires, 1-84 currently runs from the New alternatives available to avoid Constitution stands tightly closed motorists should find it easier to find they would open, " the club said. whichever comes latter. York border to Hartford. degradation.” against governmental regulation gasoline over the Labor Day weekend The time limit has recently been Only a 7-mile stretch of the Adams said, however, he would of religious beliefs." Melissa's than they did the previous two The ALA said the gasoline amended, taking effect October 1, proposed Hartford-to-Providence recommend completion of the 1.4- parents had charged Melissa's holiday weekends, an auto club sur- availability .picture “may even im- and will give tenants 90 days to route, from East Hartford to Bolton mile stretch of 1-84 connecting 1-86 to civil rights had been violated and vey concluded Thursday. prove by the time the holiday rolls decide and six months, or until their Notch and a bypass around Williman- an existing piece of 1-84 in East Hart- asked 870,000 in damages. Thirty-nine percent of 264 of the around — if more stations decide to lease is up, to make arrangments tic have been completed. ford because it would help clean up region's service station operators open as a result of such measures as before leaving the premises, said In a letter to the federal Highway the Hartford area's air. polled by the ALA Auto and Travel stepped up September deliveries ...” Gussak. Administration and the Connecticut He said the East Hartford in- I No Damages Club indicated they planned to be But this amendment will not affect Transportation Department, Adams terchange "has been shown to be MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The open on Labor Day. As for this weekend, the ALA sur- the Beechwood tenants who must said the proposed highway would beneficial, not only from a standpoint I Mexican Foreign Ministry issued "This figure is higher than the vey results showed that 83 percent of abide by current guidelines and so pass through 16 miles of reservoir of transportation needs but also frorn a communique Thursday night ALA'S regional percentages for the gas stations across the region have one month to decide whether watershed, degrading the present an air quality standpoint because it that said the Mexican government stations open on both July 4 plan to be open Saturday, 26 percent they want to be condominium high quality of drinking water by in- will significantly reduce traffic con- had turned down an American (Wednesday), when 24 percent said after 6 p.m. Saturday and 29 percent owners. creasing the risks of hazardous gestion.” petition to help pay for the they would be open, and Memorial on Sunday. millions of dollars worth of damage to the Texas coast from a massive oil slick that has spewed out a record 1.91 million barrels of Top Tax Man Has Come Long Way I oil since June 3. The communique chided Washington for not giving school he worked his way up from agency. Mexico time to respond before The challenge is great for Dubno. lucky enough to be taught by a By BRUNO V. RANNIELLO But he says it's the challenge and the woman teacher who helped me learn adjuster in 1963 to assistant vice “Some criticism was valid, but making the request public. what was upsetting was the pressure HARTFORD (UPI) - Orest will to persevere that keeps him English.” president of the first New Haven In its statement, the Mexican put on us to do something fast to “Tom” Dubno, 41, has come a long going. Perseverance is not strange to Cast among millions of “displaced National Bank in 1975, when he left government said, "There exists clean up the mess.” Dubno said, “We way from a forced labor camp in Dubno's family. persons,” the Dubnos were finally for state service. no basis in international law to were way off base in our estimate to war-torn Europe to becoming As a child during World War II, aided by a Catholic relief agency. "The opportunity was there for me recognize the existence of legal complete the job then, but I feel it's Connecticut's top revenue collector. “My father had to make a choice “We almost were sent to Morocco and I took it” he said of his chance international responsibility of the 80 percent completed now." “I don't want it to sound corny but between the Soviets and the Germans but we wound up on a farm in for an education. “It's inconceivable government of Mexico or Dubno said he has “opened up the Petroleos Mexicanos (the govern' the American dream worked for as we fled our village. We chose the Maryland.” that an individual in this country me,” said Dubno, a Ukranian native Germans.” The family then moved on to New can't pursue his goals if he process.” ment oil monopoly).” The com- This includes having employees who took over Jan. 2 as state Com- Dubno, his three sisters and their York City and finally in the 1950s perseveres.” missioner of Revenue Services. parents were shipped off to a forced settled in New Haven, where his The attacks on the tax department come to his office every other week for coffee to discuss how to improve Inside Today Dubno was asked by Gov. Ella labor camp in Germany. , father, mother and sisters still live resulted in a large part from its an- Grasso to be top tax collector when His father was made to help build “in good health and happiness.” tiquated collection system and the the agency, he said. 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At the core of the criticism were of the bleak days spent in the camp After his discharge he began Gengras was beneficial in providing Peopletalk...... — But for now, “I'm really happy at Sports...... 11-13 faults in the computerization of the until it was liberated by American seeking an education in business. He professional computer help. huge agency that collects all taxes forces in 1945. went to work by day and attended Gengras, a Republican, was asked by what I'm doing." said the former Television ...... refugee. [W eather...... and other revenu^, tracks down The war had interrupted his early classes at night. While attending the governor to help reorganize the delinquents and uncovers cheaters. education “but in the camp I was
♦ . EVENING JE R A ^ 24, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 24, 1979 On Arab Resolution The Weather 'jAli Says He’s Not Upset Peopletal k U.S. Tries to Head Off Vote there would be a vote in which he was He denounced the PLO as “international He Can’t Visit Veterans UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - American criminals” and said the entire "mischievous” diplomats are trying to head off a crucial prepared to use the veto. But diplomatic sources said postponement, debate was an attempt “to maximize the “I've gone to hospitals all over the He did criticize the resignation of Security Council vote today on an Arab-backed By MARK A. DUPUIS with delegates still awaiting instructions from possible damage” to the Egyptian-Israeli world,” he said. “I was in the hopital U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, resolution the United States vows it will veto, their government, was still possible. peace treaty. HARTFORD (UPI) - Muhammad after his meeting with Palestine guaranteeing Palestinian rights. once for a hernia and a broken jaw. The Egyptian delegate, Dr. Ahmed Esmat Zehdi Labib Terzi, the official PLO observer MFIUMCIIPO Ali says he's sorry patients at Liberation Organization represen- The Security Council, brushing aside U.S. It’s a lonely place.” , Abdel Meguid, supported the resolution and at the U.N., countered that the Camp David Connecticut's veterans hospital don't He cited his Muslim religious pleas to postpone discussion of the resolution, W tstivGS. said it would “constitute a confirmation and accords precluded Palestinian “statehood” LOtAMOCLU want him to visit, but he'll be happy beliefs as the reason he visits “1 think what happened to him was debated for two hours Thursday, then consecration” of Palestinian rights. and divided the Palestinian people into to visit patients at Newington hospitals — the same beliefs that Iw wrong,” he said. “The PLO needed to adjourned without a vote. “There must be a comprehensive settle- different categories. Children's Hospital - another “ lone- be deait with. I think it’s a dumb The resolution affirms Palestinian rights to I0 « m TIMMIAtUBIl him in 1967 to refuse to be drafted, He opened his statement with an apology to decision for this country to condemn ment in the area based on the complete ly place.” the issue which caused veterans to "self-determination, national independence Young: “I am sorry if my addressing you 'The former heavyweight champion a man for trying to help people who withdrawal by Israel from all occupied Arab object to his visit. and sovereignty.” territories since 1967 and the restoration of the causes embarrassment to your government.” -^-1 flew into Hartford to a hero's have been put out of their homes.” While Israel, Egypt and the PLO stated “Service to others is the rent we inalienable national rights of the Palestinian It was a meeting with Terzi that led to welcome Thursday, and said he pay for a room in the hereafter. he Ali said he doesn’t want to be in their positions Ambassador Andrew Young Young’s resigning his U.N. post. doesn’t know what to do now that politics yet. “As soon as I get into of- and other U.S. delegates, who were frustrated people,” Meguid said. EZ3 * said. "1 wouldn’t oppose the Israeli Ambassador Yehuda Blum said the A PLO official said a showdown with the UAIWIATHIA POlOCAtT 0 he's left boxing. veterans; they’re great people. They fice 1 am in one state and one in their attempts to put off the debate, tried to Arab world could be avoided “ if the price is Ali was mobbed by crowds of Camp David accords offered the Palestinians i 1 fought for this country. It's just too buiiding.” he said. “ 1 want to be arrange a postponement of the vote. right.” curious people at Bradley Inter- “greater opportunities for autonomy than bad that they didn't want me. " more of a world man. Discussing the situation with cor- He said the PLO would be prepared to nut For period ending 7 am . EST 8 29 79. During Friday national Airport in Windsor Locks, anything they have ever experienced in their In the North End Ali stopped by the He joked about talk he will return respondents Thursday, Young first said he off a final vote “if the price is right.” Serious Discussion night, showers and rain will be expected over most of the then driven through the city’s Urban League of Greater Hartford. to the ring for an exhibition bout with was “hopeful,” but later said he “assumed” entire history.” Northeast area, while mostly lair skies should dominate predominantly black North End to More than 1,000 people, most Sylvester Stallone, star of the movies Israeli Ambassador Yehuda Blum, left, and Egyptian Ambassador the rest ot the nation the cheers of thousands. children, turned out. Some shouted "Rocky" and "Rocky II.” “Sylvester Ahmed Esmat Meguid join in serious conversation Thursday before Ali told a news conference he “Ali, Ali" as the boxer blew kisses has got to get in shape,” he said, Success Expected the U.N. Security Council opened to begin debate on an Arab-sponsored (>oiiiiecticiil Forecast wasn't upset at the decision of the and waved from a second-floor win- "because Rocky wasn’t true.” resolution on Palestinian rights that the United States had warned it state Veterans Home and Hospital in Aii was to visit Newington Mostly cloudy and humid today and tonight with dow. would veto. The Security Council adjourned without the resolution showers and thunderstorms likely. Highest temperature Rocky Hill to cancel his planned When asked several questions on Children's Hospital today and attend around 80. 27 C. Lowest tonight in the 60s. Saturday a few visit, saying the vets had a right to politics, Ali joked about one reporter, a noon fundraising luncheon. On Mondale^s Trip even being introduced in the debate. (UPI photo) morning showers then becoming mostly sunny and quite their opinion. “He's talking to me like I'm Carter. " warm. Highs in the middle 80s. Probability of rain 70 per- He has scheduled several hours of talks WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice President cent today and tonight. 30 percent Saturday. South to with high-ranking Chinese officials early Se n io r Cen ter Move 2 Walter Mondale's trip to China is southwest winds 10 to 20 mph today and Saturday but less next week, with an agenda that includes I Carter, Ending Cruise, expected to go far toward establishing the bilateral items such as improved trade than 10 mph tonight truly normal relationship President and the continuing exchange of scientific, Carter hoped for when he recognized the cultural and technological know-how, and U p to Regio n Age ncy Extended Outlook People's Republic last January. global issues such as foreign policy, Mondale and his wife Joan were leaving Extended outlook for New England Sunday through Tom and Amy Restates Peace Efforts energy and economics. work, the town will not be eligible for the MANCHESTER - The (question of how- today on the KWay Asian trip designed to He also may sound out the Chinese on Tuesday: Amy Carter meets with character Tom administration. soon the town's senior citizens can move grant. Furthermore the $10,000 would not the Egyptians, who are really trying pinpoint and solve some of the difficulties Mass.. R.I & Conn.: Mostly cloudy with chance of ABOARD THE DELTA QUEEN He said Egyptian President Anwar the possibility of a textile agreement and into their new cenler at the former Green then be available for cafeteria furniture Sawyer portrayed by Jimmy Cary on to make peace, " Carter said on the which so far have blocked full aid, trade showers Sunday. Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday. (UPI) — President Carter, con- Sadat "surprisingly" was opposed to establishing U.S.-China air and sea links. School is pretty much in hands of a and an intercom system 4 arrival Thursday in historic Hannival, Mo., Palestinian question. and cultural exchanges, and to lay the High temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. Overnight lows cluding a 659-mile riverboat cruise "a very m odest" proposed U.N. Mondale will brief Chinese leaders on Hartford-based agency which handles Thus with the center nearly completed, the Carter family toured the Mark Twain “We’ve put our eggs in the basket groundwork for a productive friendship in the SALT II treaty and give the U.S. view in the upper 90s to mid 60s. that drew tens of thousands to the resolution saying the United States grants for the aged. the town must bide its time while the of a negotiated settlement that would the 1980s. on such issues as Iran, the continuing oil Vermont: Fair Sunday and Monday. Chance of showers boyhood town. (UPI photo) Mississippi's banks, has restated supports the Palestinians' r i ^ t to That agency, the Area Agency lor grant is under consideration. The major first of all be between Israel and It is a slow process, officials say, but an Tuesday. Afternoon highs in the 70s to low 80s. Overnight U.S. support of Egyptian-Israeli ef- have a voice in the determination of shortage, the Middle East peace process. Aging, will decide, probably in Oclober, part of the renovation was completed with lows mid 90s to mid 60s. forts as the way to peace in the Egypt, not only with the Sinai but a important one. Cambodia, China's incursion into Viet- Community Development funds before the Trick or Treat their future. 'The vice president's trip comes at a whether the town qualifies for a $20,0(X) Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers Sun- Mideast. comprehensive discussion on full nam. and the plight of Asian refugees. ban on use of those funds went into effect. Carter said Vice President Walter critical time in U.S.-Chinese relations, grant it wants to u.se to complete renova- day. Clearing Monday. Fair Tuesday. Daytime highs in What with all his other troubles, the last thing Although expressing surprise that autonomy for the West Bank and One of the most interesting aspects of Also affected by the wait is the existing Mondale. Secretary of State Cyrus and he will be speaking and negotiating tion work at the school. the 70s. Overnight lows in the 90s. President Carter needed was a kid jumping out at Egypt turned down a “modest" U.S. Gaza and the relationship with the Mondale's trip is a speech he will deliver senior citizens' center on Linden St, When Vance, White House Chief of Staff for the United States as the personal It normally awards grants in him in a Groucho Marx mask. proposal on Palestinian rights. Palestinians too." Hamilton Jordan, national security Monday afternoon to students and faculty the seniors abandon the building it will On other topics: representative of President Carter. November. New England Forecast Daughter Amy donned the big nose and Carter said. "We've put our eggs in adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and at Peking University — the first time in 30 The senior citizens Ihem.selves have have to be sold or put to a new use. • When asked if he would visit Mondale is the first elected official to moustache and gave him the business Wednesday in the basket of a negotiated settlement Mideast negotiator Robert Strauss years such a forum has been available to raised about $10,000, but if the money is Several social service organizations have Mass.. Conn & R.I.: Mostly cloudy and humid today smaller communities in 1980 as he visit China since the two nations es- the first family's cabin aboard the Delta Queen - so that starts with the Israeli-Egyptian discussed with him on the phone the an American official. used for the remainer of the renovation propo.sed to locate there. and tonight with showers and thunderstorms likely. has done the last week. Carter said: tablished diplomatic relations on Jan. 1, Carter decided to pass the shock along. treaty," policy the United States will pursue The Mondales arrive in Peking Saturday Highest temperature mostly in low 80s, 25 C. Lowest “1 think our campaign in 1976 was a China Trip and he is making the first high-level He borrowed the mask, radioed for deputy ap- Carter was to arrive at St. Louis at in the United Nations afternoon and begin their official schedule fairly good indication of what would political trip to Peking since Gerald tonight in the 62 to 70. Saturday a few morning showers pointments secretary Fran Voorde and jumped out 9 a.m. CDT today after a cruise on "Thev'd prepared a written that night at a dinner hosted by Chinese Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thurs. & Fri. NItes 'til 9 then becoming mostly sunny and quite warm. Highs in be likely if and when I decide to run . " Vice President Walter Mondale’s mission Ford's December 1975 visit. at her. Now if he can just find a funny face for the Delta Queen that began in St. proposal to me that I got a couple of Foreign Minister Huang Hua. On Sunday, • Recent stories in Washington to Peking beginning today is an effort to solve Carter wants to visit CTiina, too, and the 80s. Congress ... Paul, Minn., one week ago tonight. days ago, " Carter said "1 went over he will be honored at an official Youth Centre is Open Sunday Noon til 5 Maine: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or newspapers about Cabinet changes problems that are unexpectedly complicating Mondale may firm up a specific time for Day and night. Carter went ashore to it and approved what our policy is for welcoming banquet in the Great Hall of thundershowers today. Highs in the 70s. 24 C. Showers were “hysterical, " he said. the president’s trip. On to Antarctica shake hands, or stood on the catwalk the U.N I didn't change any words in development of U.S. relations with the the People. likely north and scattered showers south tonight and • “We re still going to do all we The visit by Mondale is regarded as Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker - an unannounced and spoke to people who had come to it Thev all reached a concensus of People’s Republic of China. Mondale is Mondale will meet with Deng and Vice Saturday. Lows tonight in the mid 50s to low 60s. Highs can” to achieve his goal of a much the same as the post-normalization Republican candidate for the presidency - yielded see him — more than 40 times in all. opinion 1 read it very carefully and Premier Fang Yi Monday, and confer balanced budget despite the inflation shown here Wednesday during a speech in visit to the United States by Chinese Vice Saturday in the 70s to low 80s. to a little wishful political thinking Thursday. The president covered a wide with Premier Hua Guofeng the following New Hampshire: Showers likely north and mostly caused by huge increases in the price said OK." Hoboken, N.J. (UPI photo) Premier Deng Xiaoping earlier this year. He says he's the one who talked President Carter range of topics with a group of Both Carter and his wife expressed day. cloudy with scattered showers south today and tonight. of fuel. Carter said. into taking a vacation cruise down the Mississippi reporters Thursday night while sit- surprise at the turnout in com- Highs today 75 to 80. Lows tonight in the upper 50s to mid Speaking softly but assertively. ting in the bow of the Texas deck. His munities along the river, many of 60s. Partly sunny with a chance of showers Saturday. River aboard the Delta Queen. Carter denied once again there were Says he. in Sioux Falls. S.D.. "Maybe they'll keep wife, Rosalynn, sat at his side. which have never had a presidential Highs in the 80s. "...We’ll stick with the Israelis and disagreements over U.S. policy in his on going down to New Orleans and then just go on visit Council Rejects Planning Post Vermont: Scattered showers or thundershowers today down through the Gulf ..." Local officials fear the move on Windsor s and tonight. Partly cloudy Saturday with isolated SOUTH WINDSOR - Despite Town negative vote was enough to defeat the resolu- part to encourage Interstate 284, which would showers. High both days in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Lows Manager Allan Young's contention that funds tion. Know the Enemy run through portions of the Connecticut River tonight in the 60s. South winds 15 to 25 mph through had already been approved which would pay Myette had indicated early in the meeting tonight then southwest 10 to 20 mph Saturday. Marvin Mitchelson. the Los Angeles divorce Soviet Dancer Defects that he intended to vote against the resolution. Basin, meadows and disrupt valuable the first year's salary of a full-time Town lawyer who helped Michelle Triola Marvin win a farmlands in South Windsor. Natalia Makarova and Rudolf Planner, the Town Council once again voted He said he took offense al a memorandum $10i0O0 "palimony" settlement from Lee Marvin, NEW YORK (UPD - Soviet dancer In a letter to Governor Ella Grasso. Mrs. National Forecast Nureyev - all were members of sent to Council members by Mayor Nancy Caf- says the unmarried woman who chooses to live with Alexander Godunov, one of the down the proposal Caffyn had requested that no decision be made Leningrad's Kirov Ballet Operating under the handicap of only five fyn asking Countil members who had either City Fest Hi Lo a man has four "natural enemies." They are: "the premier soloists of the Bolshoi on the proposed highway until South Windsor council members for Thursday night s special abstained or voted “no” on the Town Planner Albuquerque c 92 60 Louisville pc 80 69 single man who lives with her and wants something Ballet, is the fourth major Russian officials had the opportunity to study the An unidentilied caller told UPI that session. Deputy Mayor Robert Myette cast the position to reconsider their vote. Anchorage c 73 53 Memphis pc 87 74 for nothing; the m arried man who keeps a dancer to defect to the U S. in recent effects the proposal would have on the town. after a period of rest, Godunov nay vote defeating a resolution which would In the memo, which Myette cited as “offen- Asheville cy 81 66 Miami Beach r 87 79 girlfriend on the side - he doesn't want a divorce years. Mrs. Caffyn cited the Old Main Street historic "intends to seek affiliations with have established the Town Planner position. sive,” Mayor Caffyn said, “The rapid develop- Atlanta r 81 72 Milwaukee pc 79 67 and doesn't want to pay twice; the married woman The whereabouts of the handsome district and the many rare Indian artifacts 62 Minneapolis pc 68 57 choreographers in the United Following the conclusion ot the hour long ment and growth in South Windsor and sur- Billings pc 87 who resents single women living with men, and 29-year-old dancer, who asked for and which have been found in the area, much of Birmingham pc 86 70 Nashville r 87 70 States " meeting. Young said that funds from Urban rounding communities requires us to plan single women who are liberated and resent women won political asylum in the U S which would be affected by the highway. Boston r 78 66 New Orleans r 89 71 System Trade-In Monies had been applied for ahead on issues regarding transportation, zone who depend on men." Seems a girl's only friend Thursday, were being kept secret Local officials in favor of the establishment Brownsville Tx pc 98 73 New York r 82 73 He quoted Godunov as saying "1 one and one-half years ago and had been changes, and other critical areas affecting r 79 71 Oklahoma City c 91 66 these days may be her lawyer. today. of the Town Planner position had hoped that if Buffalo “In a situation like this, " said Im- am looking forward to broadening recently approved. The state and highway town development: and we must begin an- Charlston S.C. r 90 77 Omaha c 77 59 ticipating situations requiring policy the Council had passed the resolution, a person migration and Naturalization Service my experience and working (n new grant money would have, in reality, paid for a Charlotte N.C. cy 86 69 Philadelphia cy 82 71 Quote of the Day decisions, and move away from our present could be hired immediately and could begin c 104 77 spokesman Jack Ricciardi. "his safe- areas of dance " study of proposed highways and their effect on Chicago c 81 59, Phoenix Robert Harmon, in Pensacola, Fla., upon comple- reactionary responses to problems.” study of the highway impact on South Wind- Cleveland r 84 70 Pittsburgh r 78 66 ty is paramount." South Windsor, specifically the widening of tion - against expert advice - of his 1,200-mile trip Godunov, who is known for his IntersUte 91 in Windsor or the proposed alter- "I feel the inference of the Mayor is ap- sor. Columbus r 79 69 Portland M cy 67 60 Godunov had been appearing in Also defeated at Thursday night's special 96 72 Portland Or. pc 74 60 across the Gulf of Mexico aboard a 23-foot shallow powerful style, created a sensation in native suggestions such as Interstate 284. paling," said Myette, ”1 think she should stop Dallas c New York with the Bolshoi since last session was a back-up resolution which Denver c 77 57 Providence r 72 62 water sailboat: “ Most people think, ‘If I had a the Bolshoi's New York tour with his Young said, however, that the state had criticizing the Democrats for the failure of week. He is the first member of the authorized the appropriation of $15,000 for the Des Moines c 76 56 Richmond cy 86 70 bigger boat. I would go somewhere.' A bigger boat prestigious Moscow company ever to portrayal of the slave Spartacus in agreed that a Town Planner would be capable this matter (defeat of the Town Planner 87 66 road study. Duluth cy 64 52 St. Louis c just means bigger problems. Regardless of how big seek asylum. His wife, also a Bolshoi the ballet of the same name. He has of undertaking such a study in conjunction position.) El Paso c 96 67 Salt Lake City c 92 60 Councilwoman Joan Cushman, who was in a boat is, the boat is not going to save you. In trou- dancer, did not defect with him. danced in the United States twice with the Town Engineer. The grant monies Mayor Caffyn responded by saying that she Hartford r 81 66 San Antonio pc 86 70 did not feel the memo was directed to any in- favor of the Town Planner position, abstained ble. you're going to have to save the boat." Three other prominent Russian before The Bolshoi, which has been would therefore, according to Young, pay the Honolulu c 90 73 San Diego c 84 67 dividual, but rather to the method of dealing in voting for the $15,000 appropriation, stating San Francisco c 69 58 dancers who have sought asylum in in New York since Aug. 14. is salary of the Town Planner for one year. Houston r 94 78 Glimpses with past problems that she felt the $20,000 Town Planner position Indianapolis pc 82 64 San Juan pc 89 76 Alexander Godunov recent years - Mikhail Baryshnikov, scheduled to leave Sunday. Because a five-council member vote is needed to approve any resolution, a majority Coucilman Lincoln Streeter said that was a much better buy for the town. ’ Jackson Miss r 88 68 Seattle pc 70 56 Vikki Carr and Los Angeles business executive It is unkown whether or not the issue will be Jacksonville r 87 70 Spokane pc 84 59 Michael Nilsson - who met 14 months ago on a vote of the five members present was need^ although he felt a study regarding the placed on a future agenda. Kansas City c 80 56 Tampa r 88 74 blind date - were married last Saturday in Studio to approve the planner position. Myette’s proposed widening of Interstate 91 and the L^s Vegas pc 101 79 Washington cy 86 73 City, Calif., but no one knew about it until Thursday alternative Interstate 284 was necessary. Little Rock cy 87 69 Wichita c 90 64 Thomas Is MHA Counsel when it was announced they're honeymooning in the Los Angeles c 88 67 Sierras ... Former Defense Secretary Donald MANCHESTER - Allan D, High School. Thomas attended the Committee since 1960. Rumsfeld has been elected to the board of directors Thomas, local attorney, has been ap- University of Michigan and received of Bendix Corp. ... Ella Fitzgerald will be in concert pointed legal counsel for the a B.A. degree from the University of He has served as an incorporator of Bo n d U n it A p p roves T he Al manac Manchester Memorial Hospital and college bound? 1 Sept. 9 at New York's Radio City Music H all... San- Manchester Housing Authority. Connecticut in 1959. He is a i957 dy Dennis and George Kimbrough will be in Maine Thomas, who was unanimously graduate of the University of Connec- St. Mary's (Episcopal Church) Day By I niled Press Internutioiial • cWhubiCt • shoe radij next week to repeat their Broadway performances selected for the post Wednesday ticut Law School and is associated Today is Friday. Aug. 24. the 236th day of 1979 with 129 School. He also has been active in the R a i l Restoratio n St u dy • M|Mt$ • liMtint pens as Doris and George in Bernard Slade's "Same night by authority members, to follow. with John R. Mrosec in the practice affairs of St. M ary's Episcopal • clothes haniers Time Next Year" ... of law. • Imrini bMTib The moon is moving from its new phase toward its first replaces Dominic Squatrito, who Church • stonie chests resigned to assist Town Attorney Active in civic affairs, Thomas was siderations, a spokesman Homes were constructed • RMM tapM quarter. MANCHESTER - The • sesring chests David Barry in preparing for a law a member of the town's Develop- He is a member of the Connecticut, tor the governor’s office near the old track beds • mtMiikets The morning stars are Mercury. Venus, Mars and Stale Bonding Commission • pnMnt kap • coffee mugs 2 Hartford County and Manchester Bar Jupiter. suit challenging the town's ment Commission from 1961 to 19CT this morning appropriated said. The study will also after the line was torn up, withdrawal from the federal Com- and a member of the Board of Educa- determine the need for this and several residents said •) The evening star is Saturn. Lottery Nu mbers Associations and the American $210,000 for a feasibility munity Development Block Grant tion from 1968 to 1%7, serving as its line in comparison with their property would Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. Judicature Society. study on restoration of the Roman Catholic Cardinal Richard Cushing was born Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in New program. chairman in 1971-72. He has been a Manchester-Willimantic other rail lines. depreciate if the trains Aug. 24. 1899. England: A 1950 graduate of Manchester member of the Democratic Town rail corridor. State legislators and operate again. “every On this day in history: Connecticut: 094. The study, requested by executive branch officials However, Deputy Mayor little I In A.D. 17. thousands were killed and the cities of Massachusetts: 7684. Gov. Ella Grasso, will have supported the Stephen Cassano of thing” Pompeii and Herculaneum were buried by the eruption of New Hampshire: 69.90. focus on economic issues, restoration of the line, Manchester said residents •the mVoc1« of mow 1 If volcanic Mount Vesuvius. Rhode Island; 7,904. Board Hears Roof Details bridge inspection and which runs through parts would have the chance to (Jowritown montheaiter^ 4 Back-T o-School-Sale! In 1814. the British captured Washington. D,C. They Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday in analysis and safely and en- of Vernon, Bolton, An- review the project before In BOLTON - The history and status against the contractor or subcontrac- already been put in, he said. burned the Capitol building and the executive mansion. New England: vironmental con- dover, and Coventry. The any decisions are made. (• of the roof of the Bolton Elementary tor because detective materials were In 1932. Amelia Earhart became the first woman to Connecticut: 98, 746, 219091. The lucky color was blue. School board member James installation cost is es- Rep. Aloysius Ahearn, D- school was explained to the Board of not cited as a cause of the problem make a transcontinental non-stop flight. Maine: 01. 11, 12, 14, 16, 20. 21, 26. Marshal expressed concern for the Amendments timated at $7 million by the 5Sth District, Introduced a Education at an informational and the statute of limiations has run safety of the school students. Bayne, bill last May which urged Our Entire Stock Legislature's Committee meeting Thursday night. out." supported by Veitch, said, “There Of the proposed amend- on Finance, Revenue and the line’s restoration. The roof has been a source of A.F. Peasley Corp. of South Wind- would be no safety hazard to the ments clarifying individual Manc'heslcr To Advertise To Report News and state's rights in the Bonding. “The missing link is a problems since the school was built sor, general contractors when the students from the roof falling in." Easl Hiirllord — Glaslunbury For a classified advertisement, call Constitution and originaliy In Manchester last April, vital one because it’s a con- To report a news item or story idea: in 1969, James Veitch, superinten- school was built, went out of business Bayne said that if the roof wasn't 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office M anchester___Alex Girclli, 643-2711. submitted to the states by residents of Grissom Road nective link,” he said. Of Levi’s® Shirts Evening Herald hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. dent ol school buildings and grounds, six years ago and Fishman and sons, replaced the worse that could be the First Congress in 1789, asked the Legislature to ’’This is an era of mass told the board. roofers, have filed for bankruptcy, expected would be “ more leaks and two were not approved. transit and energy L'SPS 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 These related to the appor- delay any appropriation closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 The installation of a new roof has the board was told. saving.” I’ul.'lished dails exrcpl Sunday and damage to interior materials.” tionment of representatives until a study is completed. WEEKEND SPECIAL V calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 been recommended by the consulting Engineer Allen Bayne said he firm There would be about 30.000 square to Congress and compensa- cerlam holidays hv the Manchester For information about display adver- firm of Donovan Hammick and Publishing Co . Herald Square. P.O. Coventry .... Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 is not recommending installing a roof feet of roofing to be installed and at tion of members. The 10 CORRECTION tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 Erlandson Associates Inc. of Avon over the defective roof because that annendements that were 25% Off Box r.yi, Manchesler. Conn, 0G040 the estimated $3.50 per square foot it MARK ANTIL director, at 643-2711. South Windsor . Judy Kuchnel, 644-1364 and the estimated cost is some $100,- type of system is “largely unproven, would cost $105,000. adopted are known as the Bill of Rights. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 . is not that much cheaper, and its Have a Complaint? To Subscribe 000 Bayne recommended that the town evi’s®shirts are great... great styles, great colors, great fit. N tw t — If you have a question or To report or Inquire about special Veitch said that the expansion joint longevity is unkown.’ get an unconditional five-year un- Prayer D A N C E And we’ve got ’em! Choose from a tremendous assortment complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service news: and flashing had to be replaced, He said that the cost to slope the limited guarantee agreement to FRI., AUG. 24,1979 • 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- al 647-9946. Otficehoursare8:30a'.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 cracks have been patched several roof, if it could even be done, would A n o n d e n o m i n a t i o n a l of corduroy shirts, western shirts, flannel shirts, plaid shirts 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 maintain, from the contractor. 2711 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 times, and drains were installed to probably be about $10 a square foot. prayer room where mem- & check shirts. Sizes 8 to 20 for boys, students, girls & to 10 a m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 The school board plans to attend a MT. CARMEL HALL 30 RORERTS ST. C irc u lt tlo n — If you have a problem take care of leaks that kept popping He said that the recommended cold bers ot Congress may pray Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Family...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 meeting of the Public Building Com- and meditate is located off teens Stock up for back-to-school and save 25% now. regarding ser.Kc or delivery, call out. tar pitch roof is perfectly capable of t EAST HARTFORD weekly, $3.90 tor-one month, $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 mission, Monday, to further pursue the rotunda of the Capitol. Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery three months. $23.40 for six months, and Raymond Allen, superintendent of withstanding one-quarter to onehalf Dominating the room is a DONATION $S / PERSON-TICKET8 AT DOOR should be made by 5 p m Monday the matter of a new roof. Bayne said $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. schools, read a letter from Town At- inch of water and added that the it would be alright to put the new roof stained glass window of DELICIOUS MIDNIOHT BUFFET Master Charge, Visa & Youth Centre Charges Are Welcome through Friday and by 7 30 a in Satur- Monday through Friday. George Washington kneeling DOOR PRIZES BYOB, FREE SETUPS day. available on request. torney Jerome Walsh saying, “It toughest part of the job is already on this year if it could be done by appears the town has no recourse done - additional drains have Dec. 1 in prayer at Valley Forge. EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 24, 1979 - PAGE FIVE PACK FOim - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. August 24. 1979 M anchM ter Polic e R eport Weicker Knocks Carter Trip an Alexander Street million sale of kerosene and heating will lend his support to Republican vehicle on Channing Drive a motorcycle from a Tudor HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Lowell Jack Anderson Utah Man Fights ‘Red’ Stigma MANCHESTER - residence early this mor- oil to Iran. candidates chosen to run for office. Lane residence. Weicker, R-Conn., Thursday and threw rocks at two per- He said the United States was He commended former Sen. James Washington for a symposium on the Police charged Frank D. The youth, whose name ning. According to police, criticized President Carter’s vaca- Devastated by the charge, he spent acquainted with MCarty and could up with is the vague recollection of able to get a denial affixed to their sons standing by the car. the perpetrator entered “selling out the Kurds,” referring to Buckley of New York, who recently WASHINGTON - Paul McCarty is Moore, 37. of Willimantic was not revealed, was tion trip on the Mississippi River as furnish no additional informatipn attending a meeting with a fellow FBI files, but added: 'The record value of mother’s milk, sponsored by He was released on a $150 through an unlocked door the Kurdish tribesmen in Iran who switched his voter registration from an unlikely security risk. He was the years that followed trying to with three counts of issuing charged with second- nothing more than a political venture could have long since been destroyed the Department of Health, Education nonsurety bond, police and pilfered the purse, are opposed to the Islamic rule of the New York to Connecticut. refute it. Now he is an old man concerning him," claimed that in maritime worker in 1943. The a bad check Tuesday night. degree larceny and to boost his re-election catnpaign. hardly a threat to the nation while and Welfare. The papers submitted said. Court date is Sept. 10. which contained $15 and Ayatollah Komenini. Asked about possible support o f nearing retirement. Yet he has been 1949 McCarty was a member of the meeting may have been communist- at the ageny involved. The guy He was released on a ^500 referred to juvenile Weicker told a Capitol news con- growing up on an Iowa farm. He Bret Rieder, 21, of 24 some credit cards. He said Iran was being run by a Buckley tor the seat of Sen. Abraham unable to get the damaging accusa- International Workers Order - an of- led, but McCarty didn’t stay to find shouldn’t get his hopes up too high.” by the learned experts were edited nonsurety bond. Cpurt date authorities. ference Carter “ should stop could scarcely harm America now as Munro St., with breach of A Birch Street couple brutal ruler bent on executing people Rlbicoff, D-Conn., who will not seek tion expunged from his record. At ficially listed communist front in out. He got bored and walked out ear- Diplomatic Digest: and turned over to the HEW for publica- is-Sept. 10. According to police, the politicking’ on his trip while serious a 66-year-old electrician in the peace late Tuesday night. returned to their home who oppose his regime. “Human re-election, Weicker said, “We’re California. The informant “advised President Carter has assured sub- tion. There they sat, unpublished, Roy Badeau, 18, of 30 suspect was sighted riding affairs of state remain unsettled. obscure town of Cedar City. Utah. last, he appealed to us for help in 'y- Police charged him with Wednesday and discovered rights doesn’t exist today” in Iran, he loaded with talent here in Connec- Trying to clear his name by his own pushed aside by more important Oak St. was charged the motorcycle without “I never thought I’d see the Delta clearing his name. He had kept his he would furnish no signed statement ordinates that Egypt, now under fire alleged boisterous conduct said. ticut. I don’t think we have to look Yet he cannot clear his name of projects, according to HEW. Scien- Wednesday with illegal plates at 11:20 p.m. at'the $728 was missing from a Queen become the ship of state but record secret from his two sons and or appear before a loyalty board efforts, McCarty ran into a from the Arab world for signing a toward an officer, who had jewelry box, police said. Weicker repeated his support of beyond our borders we have enough nebulous, unsubstantiated charges tific journals, meanwhile, declined to possession of less than four intersection of North Main that’s what it has become,” said his friends, but now he has decided to hearing,” the FBI file states. bureaucratic stone wall. When he peace treaty with Israel, will over- directed the accused to Nothing else was taken. Israel and resistance to any recogni- home-grown talent.” brought 27 years publish the experts’ research ounces of marijuana. The and Main streets. Weicker, who gave up a short-lived go public. McCarty told us he lived in Grand visited the FBI bureau in Salt Lake come the opposition and become a sign a summons. Rieder Police said an Adams tion of the Palestine Liberation Front He made clear again his animosity ago by unkown ac- \ charge was. made after a Police gave chase and campaign to seek the Repubpean Younger Americans find it difficult Junction, Colo., for the entire year of City, the word came from because they assumed the govern- was released on a $50 cash Street residence was also by the United States. He said the toward state GOP Chairman cusers. __ “ stabilizing force in the Middle patrol officer completed a the boy lost control of the presidential nomination earlier this to comprehend the anti-communist 1949, and had no communication with Washington that agents in the East.” The other Arab states, he ment was going to. Now, new motor vehicle stop. The ac- bond, police said. Court burglarized Wednesday. PLO leader Yasar Arafat “is a thug, Frederick Biebel. “He won’t be a The apoplectic ^ ' cycle. He was apprehended year. hysteria of the late 1940s and early anyone in California. regional office should have no further stated at a secret briefing, “would research has rendered the three- cused was released on a date is Sept. 10. Someone stole $95 from a Weicker also criticized the ad- it’s as simple as that.” problem. Sooner or later he’s going wing of the ' A 12-year-oid boy was after trying to flee, police 1950s; McCarty's Kafkaesque cast Another black murk against dealings with him. When he wrote to adjust accordingly” ... For the se- year-old information outdated, and it $200 cash bond, police said. desk drawer where it was ministration’s approval of the $42 On the state level, Weicker said he to self-destruct,” Weicker said. federal security arrested Tuesday night in said. history may enlighten them. Here it McCarty was the charge that he had the Justice Department for help, he cond time in five months, the United would be pointless to publish it. So Court date iS Sept. 10. kept. force. ever connection with the theft of A purse was stolen from is. as revealed in hitherto secret subscribed to the communist- was told it was not an FBI m atter but HEW’s dilly-dallying saved money Anthony Christie, 29, of chasing phantom H T i States has warned Moscow tersely to sponsored People's Daily World the responsibility of the Atomic after all, right? Wrong. The depart- 64 J Ruby Drive, was communists in a FBI files: keep its troops out of neighboring while living on the West Coast during ment now plans to publish the useless arrested Wednesday for world abounding in reai ones, seized An informant identified only as Energy Commission. ( Afghanistan. Afghanistan's pro- "Los Angeles T-1, of unkown World War II. McCarty remembers The AEC, unfortunately, no longer Soviet government is under siege material, for $7,000. allegedly issuing a bad upon the bewildered McCarty in 1962. check, police said. He was NOW W E’RE 52 STORES STRONG! ALL STORES CELEBRATE reliability." told the FBI that McCar- that he was given copies of the paper exists. An inquiry by our associate They relied upon the whispers of from Moslem guerrillas ... Despite released on a $500 nonsure- by the grocery store owner who Sam Fogg disclosed that the old AEC anonymous accusers who picked him ty had said he was a member of the its ballyhooed failures, the Central ty bond. Court date is Sept. Communist Party and had asked the rented him rooms upstairs, and that loyalty files have been turned over to Intelligence Agency still produces Yesterdays out of a faceless crowd. 10. \ THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE IN GLENS FALLS, N.Y. copies were mailed to him after he the Energy Department. But a the most accurate daily intelligence He had left the farm during World informant to attend meetings with Police charged Timothy moved in. But he has no recollection spokesman there said that the War II to help the war effort and had him. The only explanation McCarty reaching Washington. Insiders com- 25 Years Ago J. Jenkins. 16, of 14 clearance procedure for such files is found defense work on the West can think of is that on a long-ago of ever paying for a subscription. •plain, however, that its information Republican Town Committee Spencer St. with third- Coast. He didn't discover that he had date, the young lady claimed she was Casting about for something that complicated and, anyway, the files is often too detailed and not decides to endorse candidates. degree criminal mischief might have led suspicions about him W^nesday. Police alleged been fingered as a communist sym- an FBI employee; McCarty jokingly "are probably somewhere in the analytical enough. responded that if she was an FBI - sworn statements from close bowels of the building." 10 Years Ago he vandalized a motor ‘Bandido’ pathizer until he applied for a routine Watch on Waste: 2 friends of that period declare he A Justice Department official This date was a Sunday, The job at the government's atomic in- agent, then “I'm a communist." Three years ago, scientists from A second informant, who the FBI never showed any communist sym- expressed the vague hope that witch- Herald did not publish. stallation at Oak Ridge. Tenn.. in all over the country were flown into McMullen concedes "was not personally pathies - the best McCarty can come hunt victims like McCarty might be 1952, Quits EDC nylon lanjafll"
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Harrow, which suggests that committee. , uicrrs. because "he plays SMALL APPLIANCES DEPT. hurt." mayhem was one of the features of As long as Kennedy is not an an- campaign even in relatively inexpen- The com m ittee has WaHPaM By CLAY F. RICHARDS Oct. 13. and the Kennedy group Gal. I always cringe public (meaning private) school nounced candidate. Carter retains sive New Hampshire. narrowed the number down » 8.17 wants to win 40 percent of those at No stirring. ..no mess! Goes on Arrow 10 Ft. Wide when I'm told sports. WASHINGTON lUPI) - Backers control of the party organizations In Florida the I^nnedy people are to five candidates and one alternate who will be inter- smooth, dries in just half an hour. Galvanized-Steel that "playing But one wonders, square-wise, of the draft-Kennedy movement are across the nation and the financial trying to embarrass Carter at the stake Clean-up with water. ‘Greenbrier’ Proctor Ironing Table finding out that it isn't easy taking on resources at their disposal. party’s November convention when That means they think that Carter viewed Aug. 27 and 28 in hurt” is the kind whatever happened to the little ser- the office of the selectmen. Storage Shed of courage high school and even sub- mon preached by the late, President Carter with a non- State Democratic leaders — there will be a non-binding straw will be embarrassed if he loses something like a third of the At a separate meeting, in DuPont Lucite House Paint ? s .? ...... 8 . 8 8 teen youngsters should emulate. This gentlemanly sportswriter, Grantland candidate. whether they like Carter or not - are vote taken among the delegates of delegates to Kennedy. Carter’s executive session, the steam vented lop with may be de rigeur for mercenaries, to Rice: Most polls show Kennedy could slow to break with the only president their presidential preferences. It was selectmen also discussed *133 infinite height adjusters. backers say 50 percent plus one is a Our Reg. 179.99 whom football is a means of earning “When the Great Scorer comes have the Democratic presidential they have, the source of so much at this event in 1975 that a relatively the potential of a purchase » 9.90 Sal. Built ln primer saves you a big Winter's coming! • Deluxe Ironing Board Pad t Cover a rather good living. They are men; “To mark against your name, nomination for the asking, swamping patronage, to back a non-candidate. unknown Jimmy Carter grabbed 07 victory. of land. They discussed the House In 1968 the liberals tried to draft step! Easy loapply . dries in |usl Protect your mower, Our R tg. 4 .3 9 ...... 3.17 most of them have no more growing “He'll write not won or lost, •Carter in every state except in the Dudley Dudley, the New percent of the vote, whipping availability of a parcel of an hour. Clean.up with water. tools, bikes and supplies. Deep South. But this does not Hampshire governor’s counselor who George Wallace and making it known Robert Kennedy and when he didn’t land in town with the Long.lasling beauty. Galvanized steel with to do except in the midriff. “But how you played the game." perma-plated finish. (Rag prictamayvaryinaontaaraat.) But I don't like children playing * * * translate into either money or votes is heading the draft-Kennedy move- he was a force to deal with in the 1976 bite, they jumped to Sen. Eugene current owners. No 10’x9'x6* high. for Kennedy backers as long as the McCarthy as their candidate. This positive action was taken. Accordian-Type hurt on football fields in quest of That was square, all right. But it ment in the nation’s first Democratic race. (AiMfnbly required.) Folding Clothes Dryer manhood, or machismo. I don't want had to do with a game bigger than senator insists he is not running. primary state, slipped into The Kennedy people have put time there is no second best waiting Burgess Paint Sprayer a boy watching an NFL game to feel any football battle, called life. And Carter has lost support of some Washington last weekend to do some together what appears to be a slick in the wings for the liberals — Gov. Firemen List Our Reg. that he must endanger his physical major Democrats across the nation fundraising among the capital fat and skilled organization to grab their Edmund G. Brown of California is “5k Loft’s ‘Lawn Food 24-4-8' 10.99...... the role of a high school football 16 July Calls Fertilizer (lO.OOO Sq. F t Coverage) 6.66 - particularly from the ranks of share of the 1,717 delegates. But they unacceptable and no one else has 5SU"" 15.76 Aluminum frame with 9-snag well-being and even his life, in order coach originally was conceived as cats. Multi.purpose paint sprayer with resistant dowels. Large drying area organized labor. But anti-Carter come forward. BOLTON — The Bolton to prove his courage. After all, he's that of a teacher, not a self-serving She went home saying it had been a start at a disadvantage. unbreakable 20 oz. jar. Sprays' Our Orig.* 12.87.. 8.88 supposed to be engaged in a sport, businessman looking for a job with groups like labor, which is leading tremendous success, but refused to More than 7(X) delegates will be So they are forced to bide their Volunteer Fire Depart- paint, lacquer, or insecticides. ment responded to 16 calls Perfect for established lawns or not a war. He should not be expected the Pittsburgh Steelers or Dallas the draft Kennedy movement this put a dollar figure on that success. handpicked by the party leaders - time and try to raise money and lor thorough growth ol newly in July. They included a Caldor Laundry Detergent to cripple himself for life in the pur- Cowboys who bullies children into year, were for Sen. Birch Bayh or Other sources said she had raised $2,- the folks that must stay loyal to their votes for their non-candidate, while seeded lawns. car fire, three medical ‘Miracle Eraser’ Blocks (20-Lb.Size) C D Q other liberal Democrats in 1976 and 000, peanuts by Washington stan- president. The remainder will be Carter gets his ducks in a row and in- • 5000 Sq. FI. Conrig*. Orlg - 6.87.4.66 suit of winning. hurting other children. assists, four mutual aid Pks. of 6 >1 -1 7 Our Reg. 6.99...... 3 . 0 0 * « * Carter won without them. creases in strength. -InlirmtdliK miikdown, Uktn. I wish school boards and others in dards .and hardly enough to launch a picked in party country caucuses calls, three automobile ac- Our Reg. 5.99...... ‘♦. I f HOUSEWARES DEFT. What can one say about high school authority would recall that football is cidents, one structure fire, Strips away old paint, varnish, rust, tar and more. No scraping Lott's ‘New England Turf coaches who demand that their really just a game — at least at the one grass fire, an Lawn Seed Mixture (3 Lb. Size) charges play with serious injuries children s level — and that losing is The Lighter Side automatic alarm, one for or gouging necessary. except that they should be exiled to preferable if winning means any boy downed wires and one elec- Our Reg. 5.99 .. 4.44 PATIO DEPT. CLEARANCE! an abattoir? 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PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Erl., A u g u st ■ ’ S — ------JUIlHbUN ys,-' ■*- siiiu, Productivity Higher Obituaries j ccdirktION f ------llUCHtRS i John 1’im in ‘llo With Four-Day Week Dairy Queens Softball Champs EAST HARTFORD - John Pic- period to at least Oct. 31. Another Hartford Road Dairy Queen regular season Independent League Dave Brannick was the hitting star carello, 75. of 38 Handel Court died AUCtO * MANCHESTER - A study of the It took 23 playoff games in evaluation will be made then. emerged with the championship champions, and unbeaten in four with a single and triple that drove in Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital experimental four-day work week for the annual Manchester Werbner said the Water Depart- laurels by virtue of an 8-5 decision tourney starts, facing once-beaten five runs. His last hit came with the and Medical Center, Hartford. 25 town employees shows an increase ment would like to try the Recreation Department’s over Thrifty Package after the latter Thrifty. The latter copped four post- bases loaded and snapped the Before retiring 10 years ago, he in productivity as well as a savings in gasoline. experimental program for its meter Class B Slow Pitch Softball remained in contention with a 7-5 season starts after placing second in deadlock and gave his club a lead it had been employed at the Diamond The workers have been on a ten- reading crew and office staff. He Tournament before a cham- decision earlier in the evening. the regular season Indy race. never relinquished. Restaurant of Glastonbury for 10 hour-day schedule since Aug. 6. In said officials there indicated they The two teams started the night's Bent on an upset, Thrifty came Bob Ferron stroked three hits and years. He was a member of the Ad- pion was crowned last night in three weeks, according to Personnel would have more time at the begin- play before the largest crowd of the back strong in the late innings of the Whitey Jenkins and Rick Goss each dison Fish and Game Club and the the season finale at Charter Supervisor Steven Werbner, sewer ning and end of the day to do work season, an estim a te 500, in the dou- opener, overcoming a 3-2 Queen enjoyed two-hit games for the Properly Owners Club, both of without telephone interrruptions. Oak Park’s Fitzgerald Field. ' ble elimination play with the Queens, edge, with two markers in the fifth champs. Glastonbury. department workers cleaned 135 “I am not totally convinced at this frame and three more in the sixth to Best with the bat for Thrifty were Mr. Piccarello was born in Wind- manholes, compared to 42 and time that we should pursue this,” he tack a first loss on their foe and force Madden and Brian Moran with two sor and had lived most of is life in 51, respectiely, for the entire months of August and July 1978. said, “but I do feei it bears further a third and deciding meeting. hits each. East Hartford. He was a communi- The crews also repaired 14,412 feet study." Tim Bycholski paced a 14-hit at- Twelve teams started play, the top cant of Blessed Sacrament Church of rooted sewer main during the trial Herald Angle tack with three hits, one a double and two finishers in each of the six Class and a member of the Wildwood period, as compared to 1,563 feet last drove in two runs, with Kevin Hanlon B leagues, with the Queens winding Association of Granville. Mass. He August. I Manchester Fire Calls | also collecting three hits’, one a tri- up with five wins. Thrifty bowed out was an Armv veteran of World War Werbner said the Water Shop's Earl Yost ple, and driving in two runs. John with five triumphs and a pair of 11 projected gasoline use for this month Madden also came up with two RBIs defeats. He leaves a daughter. Diana is 100 gallons less than last August's Sports Editor on a single and double. Ed White Dessert of Colchester; four stepsons, Thursday, 6:50 p.m. — Truck fire at consumption. He said crews have matched that hit total on a single and Stephen Kulo, John Kulo and Girard rear of Carlson Express, 95 Hilliard St. Grid Openings repaired an average of two breaks double. Kulo, all of East Hartford, and (Eighth District) per day where in the past they had Thursday, 9:31 p.m. - Dumpster fire at Rick Goss led the Queens' 10-hit There are still openings for Edward Kulo of Glastonbury; a averaged only one repair per day. 40 Olcott St. (Town) offensive with three and Dave Bran- youngsters interested in trying out brother. Patrick Piccarello of Coven- German Visitor Town officials met Thursday mor- Today. 8:33 a m. — Water call at 424 nick chipped in with two more blows. for the Manchester Midget Football try; a sister, Mrs. Teresa Wiggers of ning and agreed to extend the trial Summit St. (Eighth District) Interesting visitor at the desk yesterday morning was Harry The Queens played errorless ball League. Registration will be tonight Old Saybrook; and seven Dasche, sports editor of Berlin’s biggest newspaper. with defense outstanding on both from 6:15 to 8 at Charter Oak Park. stepgrandhcildren. Dasche, visiting in the area as part of the Friendship Force sides. Players may weigh between 70 and The funeral is Saturday at 8; 45 The Queens matched their hit total a m. from Callahan Funeral Home. Stolen Car Recovered from Germany, made several interesting remarks during his 115 pounds and must be at least 10 in the nightcap as Ray Camposeo years old by Nov.l and not 14 by Nov. 1602 Main St., with a mass at Blessed Teacher Strike whirlwind stop. limited the losers to six hits. 2 1. Birth certificates are required and Sacrament Church at 9;30. Burial One, there is absolutely no interest pionship finale against Thrifty Members of the Jefferson Federation of will affect rnore than 60,000 students atten- The decision was in doubt for five parents must accompany candidates. will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. But Suspects Escaped in the Yankees or Red Sox in Ger- Package was Dave Brannick. With Teachers in Metarie, La., carry strike signs ding schools in the New Orleans suburb. (UPI innings with the score tied 5-5. The There is a registration fee. Friends may call at the funeral many, or for that matter, baseball. I*’® bases Iraded and the score tied in Queens jumped off to a 2-0 first in- home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. as they leave union hall Thursday. The strike photo) MANCHESTER - Police restaurant. 281 Spencer St., without Very little sports in the USA is I**® sixth inning, 5-5, he stroked a ning lead but the Packagemen carried. three-run triple ... Just Wondering Volleyball Practice recovered a stolen car this morning, paying for a meal they had ordered. stormed back with five runs in the se- Valdis .Alcliiis Volleyball practice for girls atten- but two suspects escaped on foot. A female who accompanied the men Two, there are no newsboys, or Department: How much difference cond stanza. Two innings later a VERNON - Valdis Aldins, 63, of 45 ding East Hartford High will start Police said Officer Clarence told the restaurant owner she had newsgirls, and all sales, better than diere in the caliber of play in the three-run Queen scoring spree tied Ironwood Drive died early Thursday CTass A Candlelight League and the Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Complex Conversion Set Heritage discovered the vehicle, hitched a ride and didn't know either 200.000 daily are available only on the the score and set the stage for a morning at his home. He was the hus- Class B all other male softball school gym. All interested are in- which had been stolen from a South one of them. However, she fled the streets, period. three-run sixth inning which decided 4 band of Mrs. Baiba Kreslins Aldins. Windsor resident on Tuesday, in the scene when the owner called the No less than four publications are leagues in Manchester? One player vited. (Goiitiniicd from I’ugc One) and a half times their initial in- timate answer is more subsidized the issue. Mr, Aldins aas born April 9,1916 in yard of the Pop Shoppe. 249 Spencer police. turned out at the same time and on said the only difference he noted was anonymous said her family intends to vestment," he said. construction of low cost housing. Latvia and came to this country in St. Two unidentified men fled when the same press. the A teams played twice weekly and buy their condominium and then Asked if he thought the selling Gussak predicts it will be one year 1950. He had made his home in Ver- the cruiser pulled into the yard. Heritage and Officer Edwin Soccer, as could be expected, the B squads just once ... Last night resell it for a couple thousand dollars price was a fair one Rubin replied, before remaining condimiums will be non for the past 23 years. He was a P o lice said the car. a 1976 Ciolkosz pursued the men, but the hockey and bicycle racing are the both the Queens and Thrifty teams profit. This will be easier for the te- “It's fair to the extent that it cor- marketed to the general public after Indiana Governor member of the American-Latvian suspects escaped into the woods went all out and the result was a pair current tenant rejections. "Based on Plymouth Fury, belonged to Robert three biggest sports in Germany. Evangelical Lutheran Church of nant because the association is responds with the current market behind K-Mart. State Trooper Ronald of interesting and entertaining our exiting leases they won't be out Woodward of Amato Drive. He was He indicated that there are very Manchester. He served as director of offering a discount purchase price to price, but inflation is what's unfair." Nanfito brought a dog to search for games. until the summer of 1980," he said. notified of its recovery. few incidents at soccer games the Latvian chorus Rota and was a present tenants. Rubin said he predicts more con- the men. but lost them at the East Supporting Knight According to police, the suspects despite crowds of 250,000 which is the There is one Beechwood tenant dominium conversions will begin "They'll be marketed as 32 used member of the Latvian-American had just ieft the Silver Lane Hartford town line. case at many European games where who has done his homework. Ben before October 1 so that the new time houses" with each condominiums Good Representation Association. fighting and rioting is the rule rather BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) - Indiana Gov. Otis Bowen Rubin, has been clipping petinant ar- limit won't add to any delay in the renovations needs being figured into Two Manchester Country Club He is also survived by three sons, than the exception. joined Indiana University administrative officials Thursday in (Herald Photo by Adamson) Janis Aldins of Danby. N.Y. Martins ticles and reading the statutes as conversion process by giving tenants the selling price on "a case by case golfers, Nancy Narkon and Karen basis. " said Gassak. There wiil be no support of embattled Hoosiers’ basketball Coach Bobby Knight. Aldins of Weymouth. Mass., and well as watching the national housing more time to vacate the premises. Area Police Report Parciak, did well in the Connecticut Winning Pitcher Ray Camposeo Peters Aidins of of Somerville, trend. He said the people in the structural changes, he said. Still in Running State Women's Golf Championship Knight, convicted of assaulting a Sion at a high school gymnasium. “I hope it (the conversion) will Mass.; a brother in Latvia; and a “The condo conversion trend is Beechwood complex who aren't dis- “Don’t sell Moriarty’s short in the this week. Narkon, club champ here, Puerto Rican policeman during the Sentence was announced worK for everyone'e best interest." Avenue, Vernon, was charged placed second, four strokes behind granddaughter. creeping eastbound across the turbed with the conversion “haven't Manchester playoffs.” Manager' Jeff Koelsch of Pan American games at San Juan Wednesday at San Juan by a judge 15-Year-Old Town Champ said Gassak who noted attendance at Thursday with breach of the peace in The funeral is Saturday at 7 p.m. at state,” said Rubin. "The landlord is started looking for apartments, or. )f Police said a thief entered an the Hartford Twilight League playoff Lida Kinnicutt of Hartford. Parciak, last month, has been sentenced to 60 who heard testimony about the inci- the tenant meeting was about 75 per- connection with the investigation of a the American Latvian Evangelical in a situation where it is more their going to buy they haven't Olcott street apartment through a finalists said today. Down 2-0 in the runner-up for the club title here, was days in prison and fined $500. dent in Knight's absence. Remarks Lutheran Church. 4 Winter St.. profitable to invest in other enter- figured out their costs." cent with reactions varying from "I window and stole a woman's hand- disturbance in front of his home. best of three set with Volkswagen, 11th with scores of 85, 86 , 85, which After learning of his sentence. made by the judge afterwards were Manchester. Buridl will be at the prises." “It a game of musical houses and don't like it to it's wonderful," said bag. It contained no cash, but had He was released on his promise to the MB's came to life with a 4-1 win shows she was consistent. Narkon Knight offered to resign as lU coach, interpreted by observers to mean Uthgenannt Winner convenience of the family. “These apartments were built the shift is to no-ones advantage." Gassak. two Medicaid checks totaling $188 appear in court in Rockville on Aug. last night and hope to square the turned in rounds of 76, 72. 77, but the move was rejected by the that if Knight showed up in Puerto Friends may call at the church about six years ago at about $20,000 And what of the owners' fates'’ In other news, police said a car 28. series Sunday afternoon at 5 at St. Ellington Ridge women's champ, school's administrative and sports Rico by Monday to give his personal said Rubin who feels the only ul- “We'll possibly stay in the business Wendy Ehrlich, was 13th at 259 ... Saturday from 6 p.m. until he ime of each and now the owners will get two parked on Adams Street Thursday- David Kenny, 20. of Ward Street Thomas ... Dave Bidwell and Bill leaders account, the prison term would be In Ellington Tennis (apartment management)," said “Bleacherites" at softball offerings the service. night was vandalized and a casette and Susan Welch, 23. of Vernon Chapulis of Moriarty's are expected Bowen, who is attending an educa- suspended. William Peck, “If this thing (conver- at Charter Oak Park in rightfield on However. Knight said he would not The family suggests that any player with 25 tapes were stolen. Avenue, both of Rockville, were to be members of the Twi League tion conference at Seattle, said sion) is pleasant." lawn chairs include Barber Bill return for any reason. The coach was By EARL YOST memorial gifts may be made to the Benefits Not Reason, The car belonged to Christine charged with breach of the peace, All-Stars to be announced on the Thursday he will ask the governor of Gassak said it was too premature Pagani, Lee Fracchia and Joe vacationing in Montana with his Sports Editor Latvian Youth Song and Dance Mooney, 176 Homestead St. Police early this morning weekend. Bidwell copped all seven Puerto Rico to grant immediate to tell what his future real estate Cataldi ... Veteran softball umpire family at the time of his trial. Festival, in care of Janis Ravins, 51 said a thief or thieves smashed a win- Police said the arrests were made pitching regular season decisions clemency to Knight. Although there isn’t a tennis team at Ellington High, a Civilian Vet Explains plans might be, "circumstances will John Garside took time off from his Earlier Thursday, lU President Ironwood Drive, Vernon, 06066. dow and stole the equipment. The in connection with the investigation while Chapulis has been an all around 'T think he got railroaded a little member of the sophomore class boasts some pretty good creden- determine whether or not we made a honeymoon to umpire in last night's bit, " Bowen said. John Ryan and Athletic Director Joseph IV Duhe dashboard was damaged when the of a complaint about a disturbance at performer, practically saving the NEWPORT, R.l. (UPI) - Estelle honor," proper judgement, we should know in cassette player was removed. club from being an also-ran with softball finals at Fitzgerald. His However, the governor added he Ralph Floyd said the resignation tials. EAST HARTFORD - Joseph N. a Windsor Avenue bar. ranked 21st in the Father and Son Pheeney, 85, says she doesn't care “It was worth waiting for 60 six months." he said. some great pitching in the second working partners were Dave was not sure clemency can be Knight tendered from Montana Eric Uthgenannt won the Ellington Dube. 70, of 176 Oak St. died A'ernon They were released on their Division in New England. about the veterans' benefits. She years." Mrs. Pheenev replied. She half of the season ... Batting hero for Dooman and John Durrenberger and granted, adding. "It would certainly would not be accepted. Men’s Tournament Wednesday night Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Norman F. King, 57, of 31 Vernon promise to appear in court on Sept. 4. Sixteen players made up the wanted an honorable discharge to Massachusetts." Mrs. Pheeney Panel Gives Dairy Queen in last night’s cham- all turned in ace high jobs. be in order. I intend to research all of "I have not asked for Bob Knight's in a hard-fought match over Bob Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Ellington field. There were no seeded prove she and other Army telephone recalled. "He said. 'Well. I wouldn't it. He (Knight) does not deserve the resignation as head basketball coach Spiro. The scores were 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. Anne Fagan Dube. Bus Schedule players. operators “did our share” to win say that.' punishment they are trying to mete and I do not want (his) resignation,” The 15-year-old Uthgenannt Mr. Dube was born June 21,1909 in “So that was my compliment from managed to outlast his older and The young champ comes from a World War I. MANCHESTER - Bus Al Sleffert says ... out to him." Ryan said in a statement. "His deep Athol, Mass., and had lived in East him," Mrs. Pheeney said. more experienced player with a top tennis-playing family as in addition She got her discharge papers schedules for all Connec- Moriarty’s Win Knight has maintained he was not concern for Indiana University in Hartford for more than 20 years. She said Pershing was “very, very show of endurance. to his father, who is ranked high in Thursday from Army Secretary Clif- ticut Transit bus routes guilty of striking the policeman. At making such an offer is ap- Before his retirement, he had been Uthgenannt is the son of Ernie the Junior Veterans class in New ford Alexander and said it was worth between Manchester and YOU’RE INVITED TO A MICROWAVE the time Knight was coach of the preciated." employed at Colt Industries, Hart- Uthgenannt, teaching professional at England, his mother, Jean, is one of the 60-year wait. Hartford are being dis- United States team in the Pan Am Floyd said the events in Puerto ford. He was a communicant of St. To Remain Alive Games. He claims the officer actual- Rico “should not overshadow the fact the Vernon Forum, The pair is the area’s leading players. Mrs. Pheeney arrived in France in Hospital Faces Suit tributed today to four COOKING DEMONSTRATION Christopher's Church. 1918 to work in a civilian telephone ly struck him during the practice ses- that he is an outstanding coach.” He is also survived by a brother downtown banks. With their backs up against the wall and one game away from operator unit, but was not allowed in VERNON (U P I )-A Bolton man has and several nieces and nephews. The bus schedules are SAT. 12:00-3:00 PM the Army because women could only fjigd suit against Hartford Hospital elimination in the Greater Hartford Twilight League baseball The funeral is Saturday at 8 a.m, being provided by the enlist as nurses. The passage of time jp [|,g death of his -month-old final playoffs last night, Moriarty Brothers regrouped and from Holmes Funeral HOme, 400 14 town's Transportation and the urging of Congress changed daughter. topped Langan, 4-1 at St. Thomas. Fuller Standout Main St., Manchester, with a mass at Commission, so that LinO N S *so CASH St. Christopher's Church at 9, Buriai the Army's mind. The suit, filed by Philip Russell in residents may know where The success enabled the Gas The P e n ta g o n a n n o u n c e d Tolland County Superior Court, says Chotiner matching the feat for the will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. bus slops arc located and REBATE plus our LOW PRICES Housers to get right back into the pic- Wednesday that Mrs. Pheeney and 17 the girl died of a careless overdose of MB's in the fourth frame. Friends may call at the funeral the times of departure and SAVES YOU a bundle during this ture In the best of five-game set. In Chief Victory other survivors of her Army Signal g lethal drug administered after sur- Three runs crossed the plate for home today from 3 to 9 p.m, arrival. special FACTORY OFFER. ASK about Langan won the first two tests with Corps Female Telephone Operators ge,.y gt the hospital. Schedules, including a LITTONS $75.00 CASH rebate on the clubs set to go again Sunday Moriarty's in the fifth. Singles by Jim Balesano, and Jim NEW YORK (UPI) - There were two things that set Steve Unit would be given honorable dis- jt says Kirin Russeil died June 7, guide to greater Hartford our combination double oveni afternoon at 5 o'clock at St. Thomas. Porlalile Truck Scales charge papers, entitling them to the about five hours after a hospital by bus, may be obtained at Dave Bidwell is slated to hurl for Silva was followed by Buddy Silva’s Fuller apart from other college quarterbacks last season — HARTFORD (UPI) - New por- same benefits as other veterans. employee "carelessly and the Savings Bank of the locals. The former Assumption triple and winning pitcher Bill brains and leadership. Mrs. Pheeney said, however, she negligently" administered four times Cl}apulis followed with a sacrifice In news around the camps table weighing scales are enabling Manchester, Hartford College righthander was undefeated Those two traits may earn the didn't want the benefits, but “j u s ^ the prescribed dosage of the drug fly. state traffic squads to check more National Bank & Trust Co., in seven regular season starts and rookie from Clemson University Thursday: be recognized that we did go o ^ Digoxin. Ray Gliha paced the locals with trucks for overloading violations. Connecticut Bank & Trust hurled a 1-1 deadlock earlier this quite a bit of playing time with the Oakland traded defensive tackle there and did our share. Russell is seeking money damages two singles and a double and Jim Sgt Eugene Terry of the commer- and M anchester State week against Langan. Kansas City Chiefs this season. Mike McCoy to the New York Giants cial vehicle enforcement unit of the "I'm proud to know you," in excess of $7,500. Bank, Homers accounted for the first two Silva had a single and double. for a draft choice; St. Louis acquired Alexander said, handing over her dis- Two doubleplays aided Chapulis Fuller passed for two touchdowns state Department of Transportation runs, Tom Kearney connecting in the Thursday night after taking over for running back Rod Phillips, tight end said the new scales can weigh a truck charge certificate in a green folder. second inning for Langan and Steve who scattered three hits. Gary Parris and “You have done this nation a great starter Mike Livingston in the third in less than one minute. quarter and led the Chiefs to a 25-0 rookie linebacker EAST HARTFORD DEMOCRATS rout of the winless Minnesota Vikings Jeff McIntyre—all Vote lor Dick Blackstone. He has the in a preseason game. on waivers and the It was the third victory in four Cards also released Historical Group Favors qualifications, experience and the finan- OHsr |ts d KinnicuttTpps^ preseason games for the Chiefs and rookie quarterback on M oM i cial know-how to continue a Low Tax the fourth loss in a row for the Mike Loyd of Brewer House Relocation Rate. Vote for all the endorsed team. Vote 520 A S M Vikings, who are playing this season Missouri Southern, without retired quarterbak Fran cornerback Jerome King of Purdure building in town placed on the National for the Top Line. NarkonSecond and Jimbo Elrod. EAST HARTFORD - In a statement Tarkenton. Register of Historic Places,” he sard. The Chicago Bears placed quard issued this morning. Raymond Johnson, FREE FDDD SAMPLING MIDDLEFIELD (UPI) — Lida Kinnicutt of the Hartford Golf The Chiefs, impressive showing president of the East Hartford Historical If the house is not moved, it blocks the Paid for by fha Eaat Hartford Damocratic Town Commlttaa was marred only by three un- Rocco Moore on the injured reserve Society, said his group supports relocation expansion of Pratt and Whitney's mul- Club Thursday captured the state Women’s Amateur Golf Cham- successful extra point attempts. Jan list and Cincinnati sent wide receiver of the Brewer House to the Hockanum timillion dollar Wilgoos laboratory. A MICROWAVE COOKING EXPERT pionship, maintaining her four-stroke lead throughout the final Stenerud's first attempt was good Dennis Law to Washington for a draft School property. Mayor Richard H. Blackstone defended day of the three-day event. but his second and fourth kicks were choice. The New York Jets obtained defen- The statement said the use of the plans to relocate the Brewer House to its Willimantic Country Club. blocked. Kinnicutt had a course record 71 sive tackle Bob Winkel on waivers building will be in keeping with the new location. A LOVED ONE WILL BE IN OUR STORE Nancy Narkon of the Manchester In NFL preseason games today, Earlier in the week. Town Council can- the first day of the tournament, an from Minnesota and released defen- recreational nature of the area. Country Club had a closing round of Cleveland is at Washington, Detroit even-par 73 the second round and a 77 sive lineman Joe Moreino. Green "Federal acts establishing preservation ' didate Joseph Larosa criticized school of- 77 and finished second at 225. Defen- at Baltimore, Houston at New ficials for giving the town permission to TO ANSWER ALL YOUR Thur^ay. Her tourney total 221 set a Bay put rookie punter Rick Partridge grants for historic structures recognize ding champion Barbara Young of Orleans, Philadelphia at Miami, New use part of the playground for the reloca- new low three-day total for the event. on waivers and signed defensive that these buildings be self-supporting. In The previous record was 222 set in Weston shot an 81 Thursday to finish England at Denver and San Fran- line with these preservation grants, it is tion. lineman Jim Nol. Your love Is permanently, QUESTIONS & DEMONSTRATE 1970 by P at Torza N a ta lie at third at 233. cisco at Seattle. planned to use the building for business Johnson said in his realease that the expressed lor a loved one when purposes," Johnson said. preservation of the building will be impor- tant for today's children and tomorrow's. their resting place Is marked The Brewer House will be used to house by a Barre Guild Monument. MICROWAVE COOKING Odds Against Incredible doctors', lawyers', engineers', and "Children who go to school in that area Burton Pacing Pinners will benefit from the Brewer House, as Only Barre Guild ^ ^ into the second spot with the aid of a architects' offices, he said. Monuments are per- IBARREI SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - Nelson CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI - The odds against it "Pratt and Whitney Aircraft recognizes will children of future generations," John- Burton Jr. averaged 222 and won five 270 game in his third match. Holman, son said. manenlly guaranteed I c UILd I Wednesday’s leader, had fallen to happening were incredible. the value of the house, making it the only by an association of ^ of his eight matches in Thursday's third after the third round. monument manufac- Monument! fourth round to gain a 116-pin advan- Gonzana and Sky Lustre thundered neck and neck down Meanwhile, Ron McCaull, of turers. Visit our dis- tage over Marshall Holman in the the back stretch during a Thursday morning workout at the play. $70,000 Sarasota Open. Lowell, Mass., and Tommy Evans, a Milnerton racetrack. Minutes after passing the finishing line Labor Talks Continuing Twenty-four semifinalists continue regional classified pro from Sarasota, made the biggest jump of still tied, the two stablemates dropped dead. issues in the 15-week strike but at es- match play today. The field will be WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Negotiators the evening. McCaull fired a 5,930 “I couldn’t believe it,” Tommy Loftus the track manager tablishing a framework for continued narrowed to five contestants who will for the Torrington Co. and the union overall and vaulted from 21st to negotiations, the spokesman said. shoot for the $8,000 first prize Satur- said. representing 1.600 striking workers con- third. Evans jumped from 22nd to Loftus said the Cape Turf Club veterinary surgeon would tinue meeting with state and federal United Auto Workers Local 1645 voted to day. Safe By an Eyelash strike the firm, northwestern Connec- Burton, a 37-year-old Hall of sixth. perform an autopsy on both horses to determine the cause of mediators to set a framework for “I was in full stroke for five ticut's largest employer, on May 12. The Famer from St. Louis, began the resumed bargaining game,” said McCaull, who tossed Dairy Queen first baseman Rudi Wittke gave it his best stretch death. main unresolved issue in the dispute fourth round with a 103-pin qualifying A spokesman for state Labor Com- scores of 246, 246, 256, 234 and 268 but Craig Ogden of Thrifty Package slid safely into the bag Sky Lustre, a 3-year-old bay colt had won his last two reportedly is the union's demand for an margin and finished with a 26-game missioner P. Joseph Peraro said both midway through the round as he during last night’s softball championship tilt at Fitzgerald Field. races and Gonzana won his last race Aug. 8. unlimited cost of living adjustment SAPDRITI MEMDRIAL CO. total of 6,081. sides in the dispute met with he and averaged 233 overall and won seven clause. - 470 Canter St. Manchester • 643-7732 Holman, Medford, Ore., moved The Queens won. (Herald photo by Adamson) mediators several hours Thursday, of eight match pla/gam es. * The talks were not aimed at discussing EVENING HERALD, Fri., Au^st 24, 1979 - PAGE THIRT^N I’AGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Fri.. August 24. 1979 BC 11 Anxious to Rebound, Unlikely Heroes Part Scramble Seen in Ivy Loop BOSTON (UPI) - Boston it. The defense is led by safety Glen or John Rogan will be the quarter- "We’II also run out of the I as well, back, the third straight year a new College Coach Ed Chlebek Verrette, fourth in the nation in pass Of Baltimore Success And we'll have to cut down on our interceptions (7). face will call signals for the Elis. The can’t really suffer a letdown number of mistakes,” Chlebek says. “Depth is a question mark and running game is sound with Ken Hill, has five in 1979). A big year for me is on a groundout by Rivers. Bell ended BALTlMORt: (UPl) - things, like advancing runners. " said this year — all he needs is one Palazola will be protected by a line Colombo win be tough to replace. He Mike Sullivan and Mike Austin. Garcia, who was in danger of being seven." the game by grounding deep in the victory to improve on' last featuring John Schmeding, a poten- did the big things when we needed Joe Yukica surprised everyone These are the legendary dog hole to Belanger, who replaced Gar- labeled a no-field, no-hit shortstop, Garcia staked Orioles starter Scott tial AH America. In the backfield, them. We’re just hoping to be a when his Dartmouth squad took the cia at short in the eighth. season’s mark which prompted days of August, and the •'fve been slumping a lot lately." McGregor, 9-4, to a 5-1 lead, but Anthony Brown and Dan Conway better team ,” he says. title last season. But Teevens is gone, “That’s what Belanger is out there his firing and rehiring the Baltimore Orioles are still five Garcia broke out by lacing a Texas fireworks made the game in- return and newcomers Leo Smith (a The Ivy League, as usual, is a and he was the key to the Big Green’s for, to make those plays,” smiled same day after his players in- games up on the pack in the Ferguson Jenkins pitch to left field teresting. Mickey Rivers slammed a UCLA transfer) and Shelby Gamble ' scrajnble. Brown has solid strength success. for a double in the first inning after solo home run in the fifth to make it Stanhouse. tervened. should help. in most areas, except at quarter- “ Without him, they wouldnit have American League East. One of Over on the Texas side, infield play A1 Bumbry walked. Both runs scored 5-2, but Baltimore came back in the Chlebek has 41 lettermen returning Defensively, the Agles will miss back. Yale has lost 18 regulars, Dart- won one game last year. That’s how the main reasons is that was also discussed, particularly that on infield grounders. sixth to make it 6-2 on a double by to face a tough schedule and h tackle Fred Smerlas, the second mouth needs a replacement for All- valuable he was,” said Anderson. they've been able to come up Rich Dauer and a single by Dave unturned double play in the second hopefully restore football respec- round choice of the Buffalo Bills. Ivy quarterback Bud Teevens and Four candidates, including Jeff with some unlikely heroes. The slump became ancient history Skaggs. inning. tability to the Heights. New Chlebek is hoping sophomore Steve three All-Ivy linebackers. Cornell Kemp, son of ex-pro Jack Kemp, are in the second when, after the The Rangers chased McGregor in Thursday niphfs designated hero “Our infield play hurt us tonight. England’s other major independent. Lively can fill the bill. may enter the race and Harvard may fighting for Teevens’ job. Receiver Rangers failed to turn a double play the eighth with a two-run homer by was Kiko Gareia. the man who has We didn't make the plays we needed Holy (jross, surprised everyone last The defensive backfield led the na- challenge if Joe Restic can find Dave Shula, son of the Dolphins’ Don, on Bumbry. Garcia slammed his Buddy Bell and a solo shot by Rjchie elaimed at least halt of veteran Mark to." said Jenkins, 13-10, year with a 7-4 mark and Coach Neil tion in pass defense last year, someone to run his mutiflex offense. will help whoever wins the job. 'fhe opposite-field homer to-the right field Zisk. Orioles reliever Don Stanhouse Belanger's regular shortstop job “I'm very frustrated, but what can Wheelwright hopes for improvement, primarily because teams ran against “ We’ll be around when it’s all running game is solid with Jeff bullpen. caused his usual anxious moments in Gareia broke out of a hitting slump you do?” said Texas Manager Pat but not necessarily a better record. the Eagles. The secondary appears over,” predicts Brown Coach John Dufresne but replacing the "It doesn't surprise me that I hit the ninth, but held on for his 14th by snia.shing a key double and a Corrales, who has seen his club go 10- In the unpredictable Ivy League, solid. Anderson, whose team has either linebackers will be test. the ball that far that way." said Gar- save. Women^s Singles Finalists Ihrec-run homer to help the Orioles 26 since the All-Star break. “We keep it’s the quarterback derby. Brown Wheelwright’s 7-4 record at Holy finished first or second the the last “ T hat’s our No. 1 concern,’’ cia. "It was a crisp night and the ball Jim Sundberg led off the inning post a 6-5 victory over the Texas taking one step forward and three Defending champion Betty Ann Capshaw, right, retained her appears to be the favorite on paper, Cross last year was the best since five years. “Our one question is Yukica says. “We have the makings just jumped off the bat. I get about with a single, moved to second on a Rangers. steps back," Town Women’s Singles Tennis championship with a straight set but like every contender, must find a 1961. The Crusaders have lost replacing Mark Whipple at quarter- everywhere else. Replacing Teevens three or four home runs a yeal' (he bunt by Eric Soderholm and to third T've been thinking ol a lot of win over Barbara Ross, left, 6-3, 6-2. Finals were played at the signal caller. quarterback Peter Colombo but have back.” will be tough. But we have four good Chiebek’s first season at BC was an 17 starters returning including a Larry Carbone and Scott Dumont people.” Neipsic Club courts last weekend. (Herald photo by Adamson) endless series of nightmares. The senior backfield which has started are fighting for Whipple's job. The Cornell may make a challenge in Eagles were devastated by injuries, since their freshman years. backfield is led by Rick Villella, who Bob Blackman’s third year, despite Lankford Standings “ We caught some people by sur- losing running back joe Holland. 2 1 Slip Of the Lip and the team played sloppily in com- set a school rushing record last year. piling the worst record in school prise last year,’’ admits And tackle John Sinnott (6-4, 275), Harvard has 27 lettermen back, but National League Today’s history. Wheelwright, whose team won its being scouted by the pros, anchors a lost QB Larry Brown, the alltime Big Man East “What has happened is all in the first five. “We won’t do that again. solid line. passing leader, and running back W L, P c i . C B Costly to Kroc past and we’re looking ahead,” says Our schedule is tougher so we might On defense, the Bruins are solid up Ralph Polillio and Restic thinks it Pittsburgh 73 52 .584 - Sport Parade Chlebek. "We’re anxious to get be a better team but still have the front and at linebacker, but lost their will take time for his talent to With A’s Montreal 68 53 .562 3 SAN DIEGO (UPI) - San Diego Padres’ owner Ray Kroc, who started.” same record.” entire secondary. That, and quarter- develop. Princeton, Penn and Colum- Chicago 67 56 .545 5 in a weak moment commented he would go after Graig Nettles BC has a tough opener at home The backfield is set with Crocky back, are the question marks. bia should finish in the middle or bot- St. Louis 65 59 .524 7>z Milt Richman against Tennessee, Chlebek has kept Nangle, Larry Ewald and Brian Yale Coach (jarm Cozza is lamen- tom, but anything is possible in the and Joe Morgan if they were available, was given a “very sub- balanced league. 4 Doherty. Sophomore Dave Boisture NEW YORK lUPIi - Rick Philadelphia 64 62 .508 9>z UPI Sports Editor his Veer offense, and will have ting his team’s inexperience, but no New York 51 71 .418 20>2 stantial" fine by baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for Tongue Biting Time quarterback Jay Palazola back to run is giving the nod to replace Colombo. one is listening. Either Dennis Dunn Langlord is a bottle ol champagne in violating player tampering restrictions. a rack ol muscatel. West Don Sutton of Los Angeles bites his tongue after delivering Ballard Smith, vice president of The 27-ycar-old righthander Houston 72 55 ,567 - pitch against Chicago. The Dodger veteran posted his 2,500th NEW YORK (UPI) - Bowie Kuhn has himself a real problem pitches for one ol the worst teams in Cincinnati 71 57 .555 1‘z the Padres, announced the fine November. over what to do about Ray Kroc. The San Diego Padres’ owner Thursday but would not comment on Smith refused to discuss details of career strikeout in winning. (UPI Photo) baseball - the Oakland A's - but he Los Angeles 59 67 .468 12>2 admits he was wrong for publicly coming out and saying he’d try San Francisco 58 69 .457 14 the amount, saying only. "It was a Kroc's reaction to the fine, only has that championship poise which to sign Yankees’ third baseman Graig Nettles and Reds’ second Cherry Still Speaks of ‘We’ may someday make him a very San Diego 54 74 .422 18‘2 very substantial fine. He received saying, "Ray was not particulary valuable piece of property for a con- Atlanta 50 77 .394 22 formal notification today happy with it. It was very substantial baseman Joe Morgan if they became available as free agents tender. Thursdays Gaines (Thursday)." and. I thought, far in excess of the Amritraj Outlasts this fall. Peter Bavasi, the Blue Jays’ Persi- Langford demonsirated that poise (No games Scheduled! However, other sources said the crime committed. " Kroc’s "slip of the tongue" dent, isn't asked by members of the to the hilt Thursday night, when he Today's Games fine was more than the $10,000 levied There also were reports Thursday amounted to tampering, and in an ef- Toronto media whether there is any When Talking About Bruins against Atlanta Braves' owner Ted that Smith. Kroc's son-in-law, would survived a shaky six-run first inning Montreal (Lee 11-10) at Atlanta Lloyd at Longwood fort to mitigate some of the damage, foundation to frequent reports he is a vacation, pick up the two points, then hung on to defeat the Cleveland (Solomon 4-10), n Turner for a similar tampering soon be made president of the club, DANVERS, Mass. (UPI) — As much as Cherry relished his Cherry rattled off a few names; he sought to punish himself by an- thinking about replacing Manager then head for the West Coast, That's defenseman Barry Beck and Bob Indians. 8-6. on a seven-hitter. The Cincinnati (Bonham 6-5) at New offense inolving Gary Matthews with Kroc retaining ownership. nouncing the Padres' wouldn’t claim The black and gold crewel experience in Boston, he is eagerly Roy Hartsfield. for whom he has an not going to happen, " he said. Rampage, forward Wilf Paiement Indians touched Langford for six hits York (Burris 0-0). n three years ago. Smith said a decision had not yet BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) — Sixth-seeded Vijay Amritraj of either of the two players this carnet draned over the sinele awaiting his first season in Colorado. enormous regard. Bavasi’s standard Mrpei arapea over me single ^ four-year contract to The Rockies must up their goal and goalie Hardy Astrom. He loves in the first inning, but he did not Houston (Andujar 12-9) at The source said Kroc's fine could been made on his future status. India, playing with ’’no real game plan. " outlasted Great November. If the commissioner goes answer to all those who ask goes like production, the coach asserted, and the idea of working with yout. allow another until Duane Kuiper Philadelphia (Carlton 12-10), n be as much as $50,000 while another "All I can say is, obviously, Mr. Britain’s John Lloyd 7-6, 6-1. to move into the quarterfinals of bed in the cosch S dr6SSing Rockies out of the Colorado along with that line of thinking, he's this; "‘When I went to school as a must start playing aggressive “I relate really well to younger singled with two outs in the ninth. Pittsburgh (Candelaria 11-8) at San source said it was $100,000. Kroc and I have had a lot of conver- the 52nd Annual U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. penalizing Nettles and Morgan for boy. I was taught that fire needs fuel room told the story. wilderness and into the NHL Diego (Jones 9-9), n hockey. players. I’d rather have young guys. Meanwhile, the A s. after spotting “We have no comment on it." said sations about the future of the club." Kroc’s mistake by not giving them an and oxygen to keep burning. I shall "Don Cherry 1974-79” the carpet playoffs, St. Louis (Vuckovich 11-8) at Los a spokesman from the com- Smith said. Amritraj said after the Thursday "‘There are guys on that team who ' They do what they’re told. They’re the Indians a 6-3 lead in the first in- A 26-year-old right hander current- opportunity to negotiate with the not feeid fuel or oxygen to any such read, with a Boston Bruins insignia in "That’s my goal, to make the Angeles (Reuss 4-10), n missioner's office. "That's all I can "I would rather not comment right match “the first set made all the couldn't check, couldn’t hit, couldn’t the ones I’ll drink beers with. I guess ning. tied the score in the seventh ly ranked ninth in the international Padres. I’m sure Marvin Miller, the fire. My answer to your question is the middle. Timothy Cherry looked playoffs. I’ve been told 1 shouldn t Chicago (Reuschel 14-7) at San tell you. The story originated with now. I want to see what happens the difference. John is a very good fight and couldn't score. What good with my contract now, everyone against reliever and loser Sid Monge. computer rankings. Higueras had lit- head of the Players’ Association, "no com m ent."... at the writing and turned to his say this, but Colorado had a terrible Francisco (Blue 10-1), n Ballard Smith But officially we have rest of the season, because what player on clay; he has no single year and played terribly. I'm letting are they? There are guys on that thinks I'm the richest guy in the 7-9. on Dave Revering's run-scoring tle trouble against Moor, beating the wouldn’t sit still for that and he'd be father. nothing to say." happens could be a determining fac- weakness you can attack. team who don’t have a chance. It's world. So it looks like I'll be buying single then pushed across the win- American League American on some excellent servin5 completely justified. On the other ”Dad, it looks like your them know they did. On Aug. 16, Kroc told reporters if tor." "I had no real game plan, I just Sound Reasoning “Teams used to stop at Colorado as going to be a tryout camp, not a the beers this year.” ning runs in the eighth on an RBI East and passing shots hand, if Kuhn simply fines Kroc and tombstone,’’ he said. He then left to New York Yankees' third baseman Eariier this week. Kroc, dis- volleyed a lot better than he did, and You watch Kareem Abdul-Jabbar training camp." he said. single by Rickev Henderson and a Baltimore 81 43 .653 — Higueras has had a very good year, doesn’t suspend him. he runs the risk join the others helping his father’s Nettles and Cincinnati Reds' second couraged by the controversy surroun- I moved well at the net " move up and down the basketball ~'~ri fiiuuirr -a; nrrrrifiif" -itr-'- 'ti-”--- t ~t-- sacrifice fly by Dwayne Murphy. Boston 76 48 ,613 5 winning the German Open and of someone like Ted Turner deman- hockey school at Twin Rinks. baseman Morgan became available ding his comments about Nettles and Lloyd said "I let down a little bit court and he shows about as much I didn't think it would end like Milwaukee 76 52 .594 7 after losing the tiebreaker I let it finishing runnerup to American ding of him. "What is this - a double Don Cherry no longer coaches the in this winter's free agent draft, he Morgan, said, " I muay retire out of emotion as somebody getting a hair- Boston Bruins, but there is much in Jai Alai Results this. " said Langford, who raised his New York 68 56 .548 13 slip away ... I was pushing a bit " Haroid Solomon in North Conway, standard?” The Braves' owner was record to 9-13. "I just tried to hang Detroit 66 60 .524 16 would go after them baseball completely. cut. There's a reason for that, says the man that will stay East when he THURSDAY Third-seeded Manuel Orantes of N.H., earlier this month suspended by Kuhn for tampering OutmelJ 3-8 $36 20 The managements of both clubs " I'll just make Ballard Smith the Los Angeles Lakes’ center. “You rVT; ( Rodngtw; tan 23 00 9 60 8.20 $.40 tough I was throwing everything up Cleveland 63 64 .496 19'2 with Gary Matthews three years ago takes over as head coach of the PerlKla 3-8 $102 60 3 Eusfbio 8si$ W Spain also advanced to the quarter- Unseeded Pavel Slozil of 1 Cm Irtm M.M ( 20 UO S Rn [jnda 4.80 6.20 4.20 that first inning and had nothing on then charged that Kroc was president and he'll run the whole can’t play basketball when you’re in Colorado Rockies. Trilectj 3-8-1 $463 50 1 b$caran Ifontt Toronto 39 87 .310 43 Czechoslovakia also advanced to the 3 htm kiubt UO 3 20 OiMwta l-( $$4 80 (.20 tampering and the matter was finals after unseeded Jan Norback of Reason for Actions FOURTH 6 Durango Caramendi the ball The Indians made sure they M t -St thing. Oh. Til still be the owner." he emotional turmoil. Football is He still speaks of the Bruins as I M v ir I 310 PeHretj 16 $183 00 QuiniHa 1-3 $35 40 Sweden showed up 45 minutes late quarters by scoring a 6-3, 7-5 victory 4 i l f l f c h f 18 00 8.60 $80 didn't miss my bad pitches either. California 70 57 .551 _ referred to Kuhn. continued, "but my No. 1 business John McEnroe, third seeded in the different. In basketball, you have to "We” and sports a Bruin jacket, Q m U 1-3 S2SI0 TrtfKla 16 $ $2.259 90 PfflKla 3-1 $87 00 over John James of Australia Prrifcti 13 SI7 30 2 Rodnt uei $ 40 3.40 for his match and was forced to U.S. Open tennis championships star- mw TrilKla 3-1-6 $419 40 The guys did a great job of battling Minnesota 66 59 .528 3 Kroc later said he regretted the has always been McDonald's." be in control generally and choose without the insignia. "I didn’t want Triffcti 13-4 $(3110 3 JJ lartbfffi 13 20 6.60 3 80 I Fausto 3 40 default. Fellow Czech Tomas Smid, the No OumiHa 2-4 $32 40 NIHTH back." Kansas City 65 61 .516 4'2 comment, calling it a "slip of the Kroc, 76. the multi-millionaire ting at Flushing Meadow Tuesday, the time to turn it on. My job is to to make Harry (General Manager stco# 8 Reiwfo Dolrrj't 10 20 $00 2 taaqum Caramfndi 11 80 8.60 4,00 Ed Hickey, a Longwood 7 seed, also won his second-round PeHfcta 4-2 $85 20 Texas 62 65 .488 8 tongue, " and promised not to seek owner of the McDonald s hamburger claims the reason players act up complement my teammates. I could Sinden) mad.” A Rockies’ hat adorns 1 Fmt* Mnv I MOO MO S20 I 2r(uj landa 6 00 6 trmua iaviff * ^ 8.20 In the only other major league spokesman, said Norback thought his match, defeating Jay Lapidus. an Tfitfcta 4-2-1 $591 00 either player, even if they did chain, was out of town on business much'more now is because there is dominate a lot of games and we’d FIFTH 7 Zulaica Ecenarro game. Baltimore nipped Texas, 6-5. Chicago 56 71 .441 14 his balding bead. QuimHa 2-6 $4900 match was scheduled later Thursday amateur who will be a junior at 6 Rio tavtf' n 28 40 7 60 6 00 Seattle 54 73 .425 16 become avaliable as free agents in Thursday. far more at stake than there ever lose them. 1 choose to try to help my “ Last year, I look at films in the P frffcli 2-6 $18510 Princeton Universitv this fall. 7-5. 6- 1 Cff: Landa 6 40 6 60 night. He will be fined for the default Trifftia 2-6-7 $1,887.90 Oakland 41 87 .320 29'2 was years ago and that makes teammates win.” ... early season and my hair was brown 4 Rriwdo Ivpa 6 00 because Grand Prix rules stipulate a 1. Jai Alai Entries today’s players much more com- OwniHa 16 $65 00 TENTH Tliiirsdin s Ri-suit s In other action Heinz Gunthardt of with some gray on the temples. In 3 Aica 11 00 4.S0 4.40 player must show up for the start of petitive. It’s hard to imagine old- Porircta (-1 $148 80 Baltimore 6, Texas 5 Switzerland. No 13 seed, got by three months it had turned snow TWTK TnfKla 6-1-4 $759 30 2 Ennua S « Change in Stance the preceding match. tim ers like Don Budge. Jack Admirer of Ya» moiv 4 Urquiafa Oakland 8, Cleveland 6 white. That’s the kind of year it I. Cnfiua 2 Zabata SIITH South African Deon Joubert. 7-6. 5-7. QuiniHa 2-3 $33 20 Top-seeded Jose Hiqueras of Spain Mike Torrez has been with the Red mi 3 4i ca 4 Pwfif 6 Durango Carra 12.80 900 4 80 19th Hole Today's Games Kramer. Rod Laver and Bobby Riggs was.” I Zafta-lartartfl PeHrda 3-2 $59.10 eliminated 12th seed Terry Moor of 6-4, in a match which lasted nearly l.fantMsH 5 Sorea 6 tafw 5 Rontde Zoqui 7 80 600 Sox only two seasons but he’s an TniKta 3-2-4 $643 20 California (Knapp 3-2) at Toronto buying that, but in explaining what Cherry was let go by the Boston 3. H v r c t li'M n jr I 4. Ra#i(Bef'tan 7 8efl »*i 8 Zutaica 2 llurrfgui btondo 4 60 Memphis. Tenn.. the only seeded three hours avowed Carl Yastrzemski fan. ( btr-Undj ElEVEHTH (Underwood 5-15i Benefitted Quigley kind of effect competitiveness can organization after winning four con- $ Subs Caramefidi Ouinifla 5-6 $60.80 American, 6-2, 6-3. in the $175,000 The tournament runs through Mon- “What I admire most about him is ;.HMrt(chr t. Gm-batf$ tUVWTH PfHfcta 6-5 S172 SO 1 lita Iriondo H lOW Oakland (Norris 4-5) at Cleveland have on any of today's performers. secutive Adams Division titles. An 6 Zabala ta»»r 6 80 5.40 MINNECHAI G — Nine Holes tournament at Longwood Cricket day with a $24,5(K) first prize in his consistency, his discipline and his idn U-btiCT I I. taaquNi-Pierrp 2 lica-Zeqvi Tntacfa 6-5 2 $1.278 30 (Waits 12-11), n McEnroe tells of an episode oc- irreconciliable rift between Sinden StCOM; 3. Durango Carita 4. Zabaia-Caramfndi SEVINTH 2 Durango Urquiaga 8.20 PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) — Injuries sustained in a l,U0O-yard Club. singles. Q u^la 1-6 $55.80 Ladies — A — Johansson 38, B — concentration,” says the Boston l.Cm -M narl 2. Fastla-binfi 5 [asebio Soroa 6 Rfiwn Irioodo H 7 Zahala 1500 4 60 2 80 Seattle (Bannister 7-12) at Detroit curring in a match between him and and the coach could not be patched Perffcta 1-6 $221.70 Williams 36. C - Jackman 39; Low swim for his life two weeks ago helped Dana Quigley take a four- right-hander. “He’s one of those few lK»4artvfa 4. M r ip f i iHrchf 7 2ul aka Ecenano 8 E/ma ta«>f' 3 I$t5 III 6 20 4 80 (Morris 11-5). n Hi Nastase in Jamaica. "He was up. The coach, it was said, was too S. l h m f » 4 J H d a 6 Zfc« Hma Trifecti 1-6-2 $54300 putts — A — Allen 16, B — Leigher 17, stroke lead into today’s second round of the Hall of Fame Golf $«b Irtano 4$i! B 5 4flano 400 Baltimore (Stone 9-71 at Chicago ■ driving me crazy with some of the players you ever see who has close to his players. 1. Prt^bn I. Ira$a-bfi TWIFTR OumiHa 3-7 $46 20 TWfUFTH 1 Joai)uin UrQuiaga 10.40 13.00 4 60 C — Reed 16. everything together. On other ball I Orbea i-Caranifnt}< 2 Eu$fbiO'Z(Knii PerlKta 7 3 $123 00 I T r o u t 7 - 6 ) . n Classic. - things he was doing and I told him. "If Cherry said he realized in 8 Zabala Pierrf 120 500 vm 3 Ennua Pterrt 4 Irta ne -tarrr Trtlfcla 7 3-5 $604 20 T.VI.LWOOD— 18 Holes— Gross, alive. " he said. Evert and Martina you pull one more stunt. I’m gonna clubs, you hear a lot of ballplayers 4 Da$caran bionde I 8.20 New York (Guidry 12-7) at Quigley was in so much pain after a February he would not return. He 1. M i ( H t laKrir I 2. U i wf t Helen Wasyluk 1011 Net, Jane S bi l ai ca Ochoa 6 Zabjla-Sotoa Minnesota (Zahn 10-3), n boating accident on Narragansett Among those tied for second place kill you.” McEnroe laughs. "‘He talk about getting "respect.’ Yaz wanted to go out a winner. But 3. 4. Ba-tan 7. bcaCar i t a 8. Rainrn t$i$ tH McCarthy 73, Sally Whitham 78; 9 $. G m -J a m rl ( Faasto Carfj Boston (Eckersley 166) at Kansas Bay off Rhode Island he had to include am ateur John McGough. never said a word after that and it never has to say anything. Everyone Boston lost in the seventh game of Sab taaquin-Ecfnarro Holes — Gross. Helen Wasvluk 47; I 8 Harrffoi-Vleciit City (Chamberlain 2-0), n switch to a cross-handed putting veterans Lou Graham, Danny was the first time I ever beat him in looks up to him” ... the Stanley Cup semifinals. Un first in lasting ■Net. Claire Brewer 36, Marie John- Seeded One,Two F0«m Long after other prernium sealers r Milwaukee (Slaton 12-7) or stroke. Edwards and Craig Stadler and new- a tournament. He’s a strange The rift between Sinden and Cherry son 37. l.Hsa comers to the tour Brad Bryant and have weathereid away Latex-ite • Caldwell 13-5) at Texas (Medich 5-6) He sank eight birdie putts — six NEW YORK (UPI) -- Chris Evert Lloyd, in quest of a record character. I like him though. You Misses Baseball dramatically affected the coach. He Ilh n a from 15 feet or longer — to post an 8- Mike Brannan. $. I mHo S JoerSeai keeps on heeemg black- don’t ever want to speak to him after Former Yankee President found it hard to believe he was not under-par 63 on Pinehurst Country Hale Irwin, winner of the 1977 Hall fifth consecutive U.S. Open championship, will begin her bid for some of the things he does, but two wanted, given his track record of 7. Carea top young an(3 beautiful It S supe'- A1 Rosen, settling down in his new idn Prte tough Engmeere(3 for super-protec- Club's famed No. 2 course. That gave of Fame Classic with a record 20- the title against West Germany’s Iris Riedel. days after you get mad at him, you success. hotel-casino job in Atlantic City, fmt tion against sun weather fuel salt East Hartford Golf him a 4-stroke lead over six golfers under-par 264, led a group of six Evert has been seeded No. 1 for the I. Cm-Artechr 2. M e M ra r I forgive him” ... N.J., still keeps in touch with many "For about two weeks last season, 4 Use tt this weekend golfers at 3-under-par 68 — five two-week tournament which begins plete a Grand Slam. Don Budge was S-HtrUnCi 4.Zecta-Kpa after the first round of play in the of the friends he made in baseball. I was totally irrational. The first S- fcntCa tan (. U-Carra ^ The only ‘premium” sealer strokes behind Quigley. 8. lodri(arf Morua $250,(X)0 to u r n a m e n t. Tuesday morning, while two-time the first to capture the French. Boat People Does he miss it much? “ I’m with a game Brad Park came back (Nov. 7. R«rr{w-lavtar I Available "It's the lowest score of my life, " Tom Watson, the defending cham- Wimbledon cnampion Martina English. LI’S, and Australian cham- 25), he gave up the puck and we Subs Ka4artarff) wonderful organization and I’m very snm I C O I » I 3 X . A . 3 W X » Title Up for Grabs said Quigley, who has won only $7,500 pion and leading money-winner this pionships in the same year, while More than 40 games out of first Navratilova was seeded second. happy,” he says, “but anyone who ended up tying the game. I was so 2. J.J.-0d«oa ’ O O iw: »» A. IV Y . IN O . year, had a 70 Thursday after bogeys Rod Laver achieved it twice. place and sinking deeper all the time, 3- baebta-tariff I 4. Durango K|ia so far this year and is fighting to keep Navratilova, beaten in the semifinals mad I threw a towel and a plastic Willow St. Cheshire. CT. 06410 The 33rd annual Charles Melody Golf Tournament to deter- has ever been in baseball, then leaves S. tatant-Carfa 5. Orbea ■7oqui I his PGA tour card. “Shooting it here on three of the last four holes. Also at last year by Pam Shriver. will have a the last-place Toronto Blue Jays are water bottle at him. That’s how bad I the Boat People of major league it and says he doesn’t miss it, just 7. t a a « * i-lm ft 8. Renedo-Ecffiarro mine East Hartford s champion golfer will be held Saturday and on Pinehurst No. 2 will probably be 70 was Larry Nelson, second to Wat- first-round bye. Connors has been in the U.S. final wanted to win. Sub$ ka$«-tan baseball. Hardly a day passes that isn’t telling you the whole truth.” ... Sunday at the East Hartford Golf Club. the highlight of my life." .son on the money list. Jack Nicklaus Although jimmy Connors is the the last five years, winning the title “He called me later and wanted to snERm is not playing in the event. defending champion in the men's l.taagtan 2. IriamJe H Open to all current and former flights. The score takes on even more thee tim es, and last year he meet me in a bar — that’s where I do 3.kdl 4.€arita 2 residents ol East Hartford, 18 bole, The tournament is in memory of significance when it’s noted that it division, he was seeded second registered a straight sets victory my best talking. He told me he didn’t 5. tHraneo 8. Caramernii PUNT, medal play event. the late Captain Melody, a native of was just one stroke shy of the course behind Bjorn Borg, who has won think he deserved that. I was ready to 7.MaM 8 Orbea B over Borg. However, the 23-year-old Bristol In Final 10 Days Sab fcwita In addition to the Championship East Hartford and an outstanding record on the layout — one of the every major championship in the Swede was bothered by a blister on read him the riot act when I noticed OQfm PASS& flight for those with handicaps of 10 golfer. He lost his life in combat toughest in the country. world except for the U.S. title. Borg his right thumb. tears in his eyes. 1.12ca4.mel 2. taagun-lrionta U LABOR DAY and under, there will be four other during World War II at the age of 25. Quigley and a friend almost wilj begin his action against former “here’s one of my best friends and 3. DiMa-IUh ■ 4. Zabala-Ocboa S.bsebta-Garita (. Artaiw-Carameniji KICK- flights 11 to 14, 15 to 18. 9 and over, drowned when a swell capsized their NCAA champion Matt Mitchell, Tm more confident about my Schedules Extra Events 7. Orbea l-SarM 8. Darango (tenarrn Starting times may be obtained by look what I'm doing. That’s when it IT’S YOUR TIME WEEKEND plus a Calloway flight for those calling the PKRO Shop at 528-5082. 30-foot boat and it sank. The friend while Connors has drawn Peter FeigI chances this year than ever before, " hit me. I seriously think something Sab Rmnt fitrrf On Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, Bristol nmt TO ENTER! without an official handicap. Defending champion is Lee Martin, panicked anw Quigley had to talk him of Austria. Borg said. “ I think the major reason A clown, a watch, a Hall of Famer, bad might have happened to me if closes the season against West Haven I.IUca4rifiibl Mnnua-2oQui Boys and girls, ages Trophies will be awarded in all who also won in 1962. through the 30-minute swim to an If Borg is successful in this $563,500 1 haven't won it in the past is because Jai Alai T-shirts and a free team pic- had continued that way,” he said. 3. Zabb-Eccnami - 4. talano-Garita SPECIAL 4 with the games on the 31st. The two 8 to 13, come to our outcropping of jagged rocks 1,000 ture will all be involved in the last S. ReaMfl-Oeba (. taaquintariff championship, he will need only the I was very unlucky. I had injuries clubs starting at 6. Between games CJierry related how in February, he dealership beginning yards away. They were rescued a week and a half of the Bristol Red 7. Euebta-Kfrre 8 Zalaica Ifonet Australian Open at the end of the three times that prevented me from Hall of Famer Bob Feller will pitch ordered jackets for the hockey Sab Daram»-Sar«a August 17 to sign up for Sox 1979 schedule, as the Sox play 10 ifew hours later, but Quigley still has year to become the third man to com- playing the way I want." in a home run hitting contest. school. He told them not to bother to Punt, Pass & Kick. Bring Save Gas - Save Money Bad News Continues pains from the cuts inflicted by the of their final 12 games at home. use the Bruins insignia on the front. your parent or guardian rocks. Tonight, Bristol opens a five game 8ip®mi?8mnz And at his school, fomherly called and, while you’re here, Stay Home Labor Day Weekend "I thank God every night that I’m home stand versus Waterbury and the Don Cherry — Boston Bruins pick up the free PP&K Tips Book. You’ll find tips We’ll Entertain You then power-laden Buffalo. Friday hockey school, the words “ Don For Fisk and RSox Stolle Upsets Laver and Saturday the Sox and A’s will WANTED from the pros that may i Cherry” have been shaved from the im prove your skills and BOSTON d 'P li The Red Sox glad we re off today (Thursday)." play doubleheaders starting at 6. ice. your chances lor a trip to eatclimg nirps - di,wii to I u men - Boston's list of receivers is now Daniel Leads Saturday some lucky fan will win a “There was tension on that the PP&K Finals held at ALL GAMES 25« has gotten some more bad news. down to one- rookie Gary Allenson. In Legends Clasic free watch and Sunday, the first 100 (Bruins) team last year you wouldn't TO BUY Super Bowl XIV to be * Carlton Fisk, sidelined with a children 16 or under will receive a played January 20,1980, Who Says Botwllng is Expsnsivs with some back-up help possible On Top Round believe. But the guys always played in Pasadena, California. hyperexlenried righi elbow, woke up from infielder Ted Sizemore. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Fred city tour for professionals 35 years Hartford Jai Alai T-shirt. well in situations like that. I'll tell Thursday morning with a joint so Sizemore caught in A and AA ball, Stolle of Miami upset Rod Laver of old and over — as the second seed. The first 1,00 fans will receive a you something — they were playing CLEAN Registration .still he could hardly bend it He had but he wouldn't take over catching ST. PAUL, Minn, (UPI) - Beth Corona del Mar., Calif., 7-6, 6-3, Laver, 41, had beaten Stolle, 40, In Hartford Jai Alai handbook. for me. You’ll have to look awful begins August 17. BrunswlGk Parkads taken batting practice in .Minnesota duties except in an emergency. Daniel, the first-round leader of the Thursday in first round play in the the fiist round in two previous .stops. On Monday and Tuesday the Bisons hard to get a bunch of guys like that. USED CARS Wednesday, hoping to speed his Bob Montgomery is still on the dis- Patty Berg Golf Classic, didn’t think Tennis Legends Classic tournament The remaining two first round come into Muzzy Field. Buffalo leads That’s the tragedy of the whole Lanas return to the lineup it would be as difficult as it has been ^Say Ah^ at Newport Casino. matches set for Friday will pit Roy the Eastern League in homers with abled list. The club has been reluc- SON PERBM40SKI HAD thing,” he said. Fisk cured a similar injury earlier tant to call up Mike O'Berry, hitting for her to win an LPGA tour event. Stolle used his big first serve to his Emerson of Newport Beach. Calif., overTsO. Outfielder Rick Lancellotti And of course Cherry’s celebrated DILLPn Nursery Provided S t NIte OHUYOWINNINayCMK this year with just three or lour days 123, from Paw tucket. "This is the best competition you Yankee Trainer Gene advantage, winning the tiebreaker in against Cliff Drysdale of Lakeway. Paces the circuit with 36. bull terrier, Blue, is unhappy. A CARTER IN H« ISYIABCAUtR. rest. "But my arm seems worse than The Sox open a three-game set can find," said Daniel, 22, who Monahan looks at catcher Brad the first set, 7-5, and broke Laver’s Texas., and Tom Okker of the Monday the f ir s t 1,500 fans WHICH OF THI BBUOW Colorado supermarket has arranged SALES & SERVICE INC. Manchester Parkads before. " he said lonight with the Kansas City Royals turned professional in February after Gulden’s jaw after latter was service in the eighth game of the se- Netherlands against Roger Taylor of entering the game Will receive a 1979 HMHAOFIWUr a promotion involving Blue and free 319 MAIN ST. "I mean I didn't really swing hard Dennis Eckersley ' 16-61 will lacc a distinguished amateur career. “I jarrej by foul tip off bat of cond set for the only break of the England. Bristol Red Sox team picture. A. CHABUI HOU«H dog food. 3461/2 W. Middle Tpke. in the cage I was letting the swing knewIznAiti iti( wouldtir/vnlH Knbe tought/\iirTn tot/\ wintiTin outm it * • Tuesday, “ The Clown Prince of B. MIKIMAMHALU MANCHESTER rookie riglit hander Craig match. Play is set to wind up with Sun- “Blue is ticked off. She’s a Boston 11229 Main St., Manchester! flow one-handed most of the time here, but I didn't think it would be Kansas City s Hal McRae. ^C. ANDYHAtSUtS Chamberlain i2 (H Laver had entered the tournament day's finals, the single winiler to Baseball”, Max Patkin will perform dp^ and she’s not changing. She just TEL. 646-6464 643-2145 But my arm leels really still I'm this tough. (UPI Photo) — flhe feature event of a $2(X),000 six- receive $12,000 during the BriSox-Bison game. LH,\'\ A’lNO'kONY iJOMSUI sits in the closet,” he said. / EVENING HERALD. Fri., August 24, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN
1>AGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Aupist 24, 1979 Help Wanted 73 Help Wanted 13 FULL & PART TIME for DELIVERY MEN - Full time. August 25th; at 10:15 a.in. Smoke Is Part Snack Bar and Golf Course. Good working conditions, Apply at: Tallwood Country company benefits. Must have “Infla tion F i g h t e r Official, Advocacy Group To Meet on Patient Moves club. Route 85 Hebron. Phone drivers license. Apply in per- 646-1151. son to Turnpike TV & Of Sewer Test Appliances, 273 West Middle Sc PUBUC AUCTION the nursing home's staff and keeping By BRl’NO V. KANNIKLLO and federal funds, has prompted PART TIME. Phone from Turnpike. retarded patients there until they can Gov. Ella Grasso and a legislative MANCHESTER — If smoke comes pouring into your home servicing our customers By The Town o1 Manchester HARTFORD (UPI) - State Mental be placed in smaller, community- committee to investigate nursing house through the drains, don’t panic, but don't ignore it in your own area. 249-7773. NURSE AIDES & Notice is hereby 8‘ven of a Mle at RUBLIC »“ C7H)N to Retardation Commissioner Gareth be held AUGUST 25, 1S7S AT 10:16 A.IRm at Waddell based environments. homes in Connecticut. either. LAUNDRESS- Part time and. Thorne will soon meet with a Jay J. Giles, public works director, assures the public SECRETARY WANTED in full time, all shifts. Enjoy School, 163 Broad Street, Manchester, CT of surplus A mental retardation department But committee co-chairman Rep. legal office in Manchester. working in a very pleasant material of the types listed below. retarded persons advocacy group to spokesman said CARC wanted to Paul LaRosa, D-Hartford, said the smoke is non-toxic and non-staiiilhg but is a necessary discuss alternatives to his decision to Applicant must be an and home-like atmosphere. “offer alternative proposals" to another investigation by that com- part of an extensive sewer evaluation done by the town's excellent typist to handle Please call Doris Blain, RN, move 78 retarded patients from a A U D i o -v i a u A L e q u i p m e n t Thorne. mittee was not necessary. Rather, engineering consultant Metcalf & Eddy, Inc. varied materials and have a Director of Nurses, 6464)129. O F F IC E F U R N ITU R E nursing home.' Also, lab tests on the first four the committee will work closely with The smoke will be coming through the same openings pleasing telephone manner. Projectors Thome told a legislative com- Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru Wooden Tables Cassette players patients scheduled to be moved the other investigations to go along that admit sewer gases and roaches, along with other Drafting Tables mittee Thursday he decided to Friday. Salary commensurate Record players Friday were not completed and it with its own work during the pests. You are most likely, therefore, to have smoke in Student Desks transfer the patients from Hartford's with experience. Reply with HELP WANTED Student Chairs was felt the start of the transfers legislative interim, he said. your home or business, if there is a defect in plumbing of references to Box EE, c/o Three (3) custodians IVping Tables H O M E E C O N O M IC S Lorraine Manor to state facilities Work Tables E Q U IP M E N T would have to wait until Monday A Health Committee member, the building or dry trap in a basement floor drain, Giles Manchester Herald. needed - Vernon Public because of adverse publicity and a I explains. Schools, 2nd Shift. Con- Refrigerators anyway, the spokesman said. Rep. Walter Joyner, R-Manchester, LEGAL SECRETARY- Stoves federal report critical of the care Thorne told the Legislature’s later said he felt Thorne was making Pouring some water down basement floor drains will tact Mr. Angelo Demma Industrial Dishwasher provided by the home, Eastern Law Firm. Full Kitchen mixer Public Health Committee he became a mistake in transferring the insure that the drain trap will be effective, suggests benefits. Experienced in 872-7361. O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T Sewing Machines Thorne said the home operators “concerned over the consistent patients. Giles. Domestic Relations and/or The Vernon Board of Kilns “have been beat over the head" and Recorders negative publicity" involving He said the transfer to already The sewer system evaluation survey will enable the Commerical Law, preferred Education is an Equal are “at the end of their rope" but not required. Call 423-9231. Transcribers and dictating M IS C E LL A N E O U S Lorraine, based on a federal report crowded state facilities “is a time town to obtain state and federal grants for a large portion Opportunity Employer. It equipment because of the negative publicity. does not discriminate Mimeo machine Doors he said was inaccurate. bomb that could potentially cause I of construction or reconstruction costs of the town's Windows He said he didn't regard transfer of ful l time Calculating machines He said while the report found great harm to the patients.” sewage treatment facilities. The survey cost ap- EXPERIENCED and respon- against M/F. ' ^mplomelers Lockers the patients back to state institutions Typewriters Trash cans possible inadequate care may have Southbury Training School was to proximately $207,0(X) and is 90 percent state and federally sible Pizza and Grinder help. :orage cabinets Wheel Carts “as an improvement of the level of Slora contributed to three deaths at the receive 61 of the mentally retarded funded, with the town's cost approximately $21,000, ac- Apply in person: La Straoa care," but as a necessity because of West, 471 Hartford Road, home, “our information was that it patients and 13 others were headed cording to Giles. RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy All sales are final and for cash. All ijiaterial is being the deteriorating business, low between 2 and 5 p.m. (services) was improving.” for the Mansfield Training School. The evaluation will include the smoke testing to locate working with an excellent sup- sold "AS IS", and articles must be removed on the day of morale and halt in referrals to the porting staff. Very pleasant Thorne also said newspaper stories The state Department of Mental sources of unnecessary water flow due to broken sewer HELP wanted ful l the auction. No sales to minors. Inspection of the articles home. TIME- Gas Station Attendent. atmosphere. Good wages and “contributed significantly to the Retardation said it will hire 25 new, pipes, deteriorated pipe joints, and other causes. benefits. Please call Doris for sale may be made between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. on But he said later he delayed the Ventilate your home or business property and report Immediate opening. Apply in the day of the sale. demise” of the state’s efforts to temporary mental retardation aides person oniy to: Stan Graham, Blain, RN, D irector of transfers after a meeting was the presence of smoke to the people in the street conduc- Nurses, 646-0129. The Town reserves the right to remove from the sale, or maintain a program to provide ser- to help with the transfer. Moriarty Brothers, reject any and all bids for what it deems to be in the best arranged today between himself and vices for the 78 severely mentally ting the tests, if you do get smoke. Manchester. the Connecticut Association for Mental retardation chief Gareth Thorne, 74 patients to state car®- ______MAIN’TENANCE interests of the Town. Copies of rules of the sale and a list retarded patients at the private nur- In addition, said Giles, the building owner should con- Retarded Citizens, which opposes the N o w Y o u K n o w left, told the Public Health Committee missioner Douglas Lloyd is in fore^ound and MFrHANTPAl I V Applications are now being of items for sale are available at the General Services' of- sing home. tact a plumber to show him where the smoke entered so transfer plan. I N r i IN F D PER SO N - accepted for full- and part- fice, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, 2 The care at Lorraine, which Female sea lions are pregnant 364 Thursday that adverse publicity on nursing com m ittee ^ that the problem can be remedied. CARC supports further training of E x ^ r iL c ^ in light Plumbing employment in our CT. „ „ receives nearly $10,000 a day in state days a year. home problems led to the decision to return Hartford, is at left. (DPI pnoto) Super Car anTeleetrkal Maintenance Departmen . Town of Manchester, CT, Box “ c /o M anchester Apply in person at Meadow s Robert B. Weiss, General Manager Carmine Pellosie, vice president of CCS i Convalescent Home, 333 Herald. Bidwell Street. Manchester. Communication Control Inc., demonstrates FULL & PART TIME HELP infra-red eyeglasses and command control NEEDED- Retail experience Message to Feds Clear: Mind Your Own Business panel from a 1979 explosion-proof Cadillac: necessary. Apply in person: She Herald Parkade Liggett-Rexall. BURGER KING A N O P P O R TU N ITY F ROM . . . ^ D.. lATvi 'jiK'r'i i?n ...... L - Nearly 100 businessmen and women at The car was designed for the deposed shah of By JAN ZIEGLER deaf ears, but they did fall into the big C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G another workshop blamed government In- Iran and cost more than $245,(K)0. The car, a RN or LPN - Full or part N «« d t Man A Wome n To REGAL 4 HARTFORD (UPI) — The message from business of presidential politics with a terference and deficit spending for inflation. time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel SCHOOL BUS presidential aide using the forum as an oppor- dream machine for Secret Agent 007, has Work Days, Evening, Full 8REETINQS * BIFTS small businessmen was clear — the federal They also complained about welfare Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, A P art Tim a . Evaninga "half • Mfrtury of hafptna pap| tunity to tell the businessmen what his boss rear and front machine gun mounts and an Manchester. & WAGON • om oitra monojr * government should mind its own business and regulations that make it profitable for people IDV^RTISltlGt from 5 to cloaing, muat ba was doing to help them out. emission system that can squirt oil, tear gas. DRIVERS to o REOAL eanig and gM* keep government regulation out of small to stay out of work, thereby increasing ADVERTISING LIVE-IN COMPANION (or over 18. Fre e Meala, Paid fri and a and n alghbora from “Small business is in trouble,” said Harry Vacation. Apply In person Applications are now Amartea*a flnaat eotor catalog. business. business costs. or sleeping gas. Panel shown here controls RATES elderly gentleman in Glaston- being accepted. Alao a uniqua opportunity to In- K. Schwartz, a White House staff advisor, DEADLINE betwe en 2 and 6 p.m. cr i aai your Ineomo. “Get the government the hell out of our They suggested a balanced federal budget to I 0 t y ...... 1 Z «» O f d p « f d ly bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- car’s anti-terrorist devices, which include a 12 00 n o o n tn e d a y b e f o f e Training to begin upon For furtnar Information on oa ming lives and we will prosper,” said Don Ryan, “and many of the reasons bear a Washington limit the size of government, which would in 3 d a y i n «« o r d p » r d d y 5653 or 643-5932. radar system, an explosive detection system publication 467 CENTER STREH acceptance. Openings o itra mon ay phono, wrtta or vW t owner of Communicators Inc., a Pomfret in- postmark.” turn limit the growth of the money supply, Deadline lot Salufday and Mo n t a r f l ...... 10* word p «r d ly in Manchester and o w ca talog ouUaL 26 d i y i » • d*y* MANCHESTER dustrial film maker. But he told the business people the Carter lower taxes and encourage saving. and an emergency oxygen supply. The infr- day IS 12 00 Noon Friday I Vernon. Ple a ts call KCaOEETMCSiaFTS administration was trying to reverse a t5 words $2 00 minimum / 643-2414 Tod ayl “I have to pay an accountant to get through Some urged the government to offer incen- red eyeglasses are included with the car so, if H appy Ada .. S2.W tneb tU MBIH M M, L Wi NIN the forms,” said Socrates Vargas, owner of “decade of neglect" by listening to their ideas tives for invention and saving, while others attacked, the driver can get away in total MACHINISTS FOR S* t-S 24« for reform and had already started pruning PLEASE READ AIRCRAFT PARTS- HOUSEKEEPING Connecticut General Cleaning Service Co. said more “handouts" would only increase the darkness. (UPI photo) Experimental and short run. Applications now being “And even then, he isn't familiar with them the regulation thicket. tax burden and fatten the bureaucracy. YOUR AD Job shop experience accepted in our Housekeeping himself.” Schwartz said when Carter came to Others suggested imports be limited, while Classiiied ads are ta ken ovet tbe preferred. To work on either Department, 7 to 3 weekends. onone as a convenience The The two men were among 700 small Washington 90 separate agencies were issuing their opponents said U.S. consumers deserved lathe, bridgeport, cintimatic Apply in person at Meadow's Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Aid Being Sought Herald 1$ resDonsibie lor only or trace;. Top pay for right Convalescent Home, 333 7,000 new regulations a year. one mcorreci insertion and then businessmen from around Connecticut who the best on the market and the United States man. Excellent fringe Bidwell Street, Manchester. went to Hartford Thursday to gripe about Since then Carter staffers have wiped out 1,- should concentrate on improving business only to the su e of the original in ADDRESSERS WANTED BUS BOYS - Full time lunch sertion Errors *hich do not benefits. Apply at Paragon and dinner shifts. Apply at government regulation and the problems of 000 “nit-picking " Occupational Safety and methods and products to be^m e more com- lessen the value ot the a dv er Tool Co,, Inc. 121 Adams MALE A FEMALE - Part- IMMEDIATELY! Work at In Flas Football home — no experience Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 East small business at a White House Forum on Health Administration rules alone, and have petitive in the international market. tisement will not be corrected by Street, Manchester, 647-9935. time general Pizza Shop Center Street, Manchester. proposed a bill requiring the cost and need tor an additional insertion duties. Apply within: Tom- necessary — excellent pay. Small Business. One hobby supply manufacturer suggested Write American Service, 8350 each new regulation to be justified. SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un- m y’s P izzaria, 267 E ast CARPENTERS- Immediate The information from the conference at the workers accept a 10 percent wage reduction to EAST HARTFORD — The Department of Parks and its. Hard worker. Mechanical Center Street, Manchester. P a rk L ane, S u ite 127, Hartford Hilton Hotel and 16 other con- The business people heard similar com- Dallas.TX 75231.______^ openings available. curb inflation, and union workers specialize Recreation’s Women's Flag Football League is looking Help Wanted 13 experience necessary. Please Experienced framers. Own ferences around the country will be gathered ments from Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn. and ^ p ly in person 9 to 11 at less to increase pride in producing a total for experienced referees, men. women, high school or INDEX EXPERIENCED or newly tools and transportation. Call into reports for the White House Conference Arthur Levitt, chairman of the American RN-LPN wanted for 3 p m.-11 Fountain Village Apartments, T C E R H i H E after 6:00 p.m., 568-4735. product. college students who are familiar with the rules of flag N O T l C e i Licensed Agents. We have one Stock Exchange, and fanned out into p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. 175 D ow ney D riv e , on Small Business in January. At a women’s business workshop, women football. t — LOI1 i r i f l P o u t'd Manchester, see Carroll John- of the best training programs workshops on such topics as inflation, capital - P « ’ 6 0 t 't'6 Apply director of nursing. FULL TIME SALES HELP They told the federal government that infla- complained about forms and regulations. Games will be played at Martin Park at both 10:30 a m. J son Brundrett. SALES in the Real Estate Profession. Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., ranking minority member of the formation and minorities and women. 3 - Safmonbrook Convalescent To introduce complete High commissions paid. for days. Knowledge of knit- tion, the balance of trade deficit and their own They also said banks were reluctant to issue and 12:30 p.m. on Sundays beginning Sept. 9. Referees 4 - E " i e '! 6 ' "‘ •' • t Home, off House Street. home cleaning service to Room for advancement. Earn ting and crocheting Small Business Committee, met Thursday with Arthur Levitt Jr., problems of staying afloat was on their minds Minority businessmen said they had difficul- small loans. Since women generally start low- will be paid a fee and anyone desirous to the challenge A O'** » Glastonbury Please call 633- SECRETARY necessary. Call Knitters ty obtaining loans, and they were BOOKKEEPER for busy ren- area residents. Experience good pay, plus Bonus and a right, chairman of the American Stock Exchange and chairman of the and it could be traced to one culprit — too capital businesses that offer services, they and a great deal of fun should sign up by calling the Parks F I N A N C I A L 5244 preferred. Salary plus chance to win a trip to Las World, 646-4340, Tuesday thru overwhelmed with paperwork and confusing e S f O C M M o '1 8 4 9 »5 tal office. Please apply in per- Saturday between 12 and 5:30. White House Commission on Small Business, before a White House much government regulation. find it difficult to obtain financing. and Recreation Department now. 9 P e '» 0 ''A commission. Call Vegas. “Be A Neighborhood regulations they didn't have time to interpret. NURSES AIDES wanted for son. hours of 9 a m. to 11 a.m. And their words apparently didn't fall on There will be a referee clinic on Wednesday. Aug. 29 at at Fountain Village weekdays, morning only. Professional” Join Century Conference in Hartford. (UPI photo) (ull time on all shifts. Apply 21 Tedford Real Estate. FULL OR PART TIME 8 p.m. at the Parks Department office. League rules and E M P L O Y M E N T director of nursing. Salmon- Apartments. 175 Downey MAINTENANCE MAN- App- J 0 W a '-i e o Drive. Manchester, see Member of Three Multiple the schedule for the season will be distributed at that •4 brook (Convalescent Home, off ly in person to: Raffa s B - 4 ' • »$ O O P O M w " ? Carroll Johnson Brundrett. Listing Boards. Call Mr. Cur- time. S ’ - a t O’ " V t i'-i a o House Street, Glastonbury. MR. DONUT now accepting tiss at 647-9914, or 423-8958. Restaurant, 2815 Main Street, Please call 633-5244 Glastonbury. In addition, there will be a league meeting for all teams E D U C A T I O N WAITRESS WANTED- Apply applications for all shifts, Grand Jury Indicts Two in Illegal Alien Entry Case •6 • morning, afternoon and WANTED - One Assistant on Monday, Aug. 27, at the Parks Department office at 8 in person to: La Strada West 9 5 " * o o 's C a t s a s - ATTENTION - Need 2 people evening. Apply Mr. Donut, 255 Field Hockey Coach at HOME HEALTH CARE the probe, which also has been in- Gorski was indicted July 12 by Biumenthal praised investigators 2 . S • C " 4 A a ''! * c Restaurant. 471 Hartford NEW HAVEN (UPI) -- A U.S. made fraudulent claims — including signatures on official forms. p.m. All teams must be represented, and the entry fee of over 21. Immediate employ- West Middle Turnpike. Manchester High School. Con- WORKERS urgently needed from the Office of Investigations of ment. This is not a fancy ad, Road. Manchester. grand jury has capped a yearlong pleas for political asylum — and il- U.S. Attorney Richard Biumenthal vestigating allegations that Social another federal grand jury in $50 is also due at that time. League rules as well as the R E A L E S T A T E tact: Richard P. Cobb, Sr,. ^ agency, serving JO towns Security cards were sold to the aliens Bridgeport on a single charge of HEW, the Immigration and 22 « ' O' S « • we simply want a person w h o __ ___ East Of The River. Previous said the indictments climaxed a schedule will be distributed. . .'4 i. a ''0 ' j ' S a 4 NURSES AIDES - Part or full 649-8496. 647-3553. 1 federal probe by indicting two men legally obtained Social Security 24 needs a permanent job. .Ad- REAL ESTATE - Part timer, '^ experience as Nurses Aide making false statements to a federal Naturalization Services, the FBI, the P ' o c a ’ i t time. 7 a m. to 12 noon, 3 p.m. on charges of conspiring to assist cards to keep the aliens in this coun- yearlong probe by five federal agen- to allow them to work in the U.S. If Team slots are completely filled, however, there is still vancement opportunity. Call Earn $8,000 plus annually. helpful, but willing to train. cies, Both men were charged with convicted on all charges, Gorski agency. He had been free on $100,000 Postal Inspection Service and the time for individuals to sign up and be placed on a team. 26 B - 4 ' «4 4 ^’ • 0 0 ^''* Evenings and weekends. Com- to 11 p.m,, or 11 p.m. to 7 LATHE OPERATORS - With Polish aliens in illegally entering and try. P 'O t a ’ S between 10 a m pm a m.. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest- 2 years' experience. Good Car essential. Good mileape Secret Service who have worked on ^t*a E 4 * a > puterize active office, 3 MLS y staying in this country. The document charged that Gorski single counts of conspiracy and will would be subject to a maximum bail in that count, which will be Anyone interested should contact the Parks and Recrea- 528-3869. E.O.E. benefits. Salary nMoliable. reim bursem ent. Paid the ease over the last year. systems, (^nfidential inter- nut Street. training. Part-time hours The panel handed up a 19-count in- supplied the visitors with lodging and appear in federal court in New Haven penalty of 85 years in prison and fines replaced by the new charges. tion office immediately in order to start practicing with a M I S C S E R V I C E S view, Ralph Pasek, Realtor. Hawk Precision Go., 303 “This investigation is a fine exam- b e * . (.*4 BABYSITTER NEEDED- Burnham Street, East Hart- available. Fringe benefits. dictment Thursday containing more transportation, obtained jobs for to enter pleas. of $77,000. team. 32 P a '9 P a p e - '<; Monday through Thursday. 3 289-7475. EOE. Phone 643-9511 for ap- Gorski, a former inspector at the Carron was also charged with two When that single charge was ple of how federal investigating agen- 11 B - c - g ford. telephone 528-9845. than a dozen charges against them although they were not legally Soccer Coaches Needed J4 p Q o ' - g S 0 " g p m to 10 p.m. Own transpor- pointment. counts of making false certifications returned, court papers alleged about cies can co-operate to solve major 3b H*»8’ • >g.Pi,,,'-r " g PRODUCTION WORKERS - Alexander Gorski, 43, of permitted to work, and submitted Colt firearms plant in Hartford and The Department of Parks and Recreation is in need of tation. Call 649-6022. Friday: MONEY - Need more? Work on immigration documents. He faced 90 Social Security cards had been cases outside the jurisdiction and 36 1 I O C t'g weekends anytime. First shift, 7 - 3:30 PM. part time while you or your Wethersfield, a self-styled immigra- false information about them to the proprietor of the Slavia Travel 3* V c . ' f g i ' w " « ''g b ' c ' i g # beyond the resources of any single more Pee Wee and Junior coaches and coaches aides for Several jobs available. Apply children are in school. Dairy tion specialist, and three counts Immigration and Naturalization Ser- Center in Newington, was also a maximum penalty of 15 years in mailed to Gorski's former home in 36 c e s VYa t'i e P in person between 9 - 3 INVITATION INVITATION prison and a $20,000 fine. Hartford, his current home and his agency," Biumenthal said. their fall soccer program. SEWERS- Experienced on In- Queen has flexible hours to fit against Charles W.J. Carron, 36, of vice. charged with four charges of visa Interested persons should contact the East Hartford M I S C F O R S A L E dustrial Sewing Machines. weekdays at Pillowtex Corp., your daily schedule. We have fraud, three counts of harboring and Biumenthal said the investigation business address. 40 H o u i p r!-'i(3 G o'?'* Will train if necessary. Good 49 Regent Street, Manchester. year-round openings nights, TO BID TO BID Newington, a notary public and in- It said Carron allegedly notarized Parks Department at 289-2781, extension 317, and leave 4 ’ A«UC l6 4 *0' 5 a '« shielding illegal aliens from detec- continued and other indictments may Gorski identifies himself as presi- starting pay for the right peo- E.O.E. MFH. weekends and lunch hours. surance broker. papers without requiring persons 42 8 j ‘C ''g S u p p i «4 Sealed bids will be received in Sealed bids will be received in He particularly commended agents name and phdne number. 4 3 P « l 4 G '(3 4- D o g s 7 to 3:30, Monday The indictment aileged the men who had signed them to appear tion, two charges of obstructing the be forthcoming. He has said possible dent of the so-called Federation of pie. Hours: Apply in person: DQ, 242 the Office of The' Director of Scott L. Jackson of HEW and The next coaches meeting will be Thursday, Sept. 6. at 44 — M u s i c a l I n s t r u m e n t s thru Friday. Apply in person JOURNEYMEN OR Broad Street, Manchester. the Office of The Director of investigation and three charges of involvement of employees of the Central European Nations and chair- 4b G o a t s A A c c e s s o ' os General Services, 41 Center plotted to provide Polish citizens before him. The indictment said The Parks and Recreation office in the Town Hall at:: Pillowtex Corp., . 49 I^gent _ APPRENTICES. General Services, 41 Center mail fraud. Department of Health, Education man of its immigration and relief William Granger of INS for coor- 46 S p o 'i ’ f'g G o o d s Experienced in commercial Street, Manchester, (Connec- with false documents needed to ob- Gorski obtained signatures on blank building at 7:30 p.m. 47 G s ’ d e '' P r o d u c t s Street, Manchester. Equal Street, Manchester, Connec- dinating the joint effort. A r i'i Q u e S ticut, until September 5, 1979 tain visas to visit the U.S. and then forms and had his employees forge He has been the central figure in and Welfare was also being prob^. committee. 40 - Opportunity Employer M/F. and residential wiring. JM ticut. until September 12,1979 Park Tennis Tournaments 49 'r t a '-t e d l o B u y Benefits. Call 646-5422. at 11:00 a.m. for the NURSING SUPERVISOR at 11:00 a.m. for the The Department of Parks and Recreation Announces R E N T A L S TOOLMAKER WANTED - following: following: b2 - R o o r i’ S 'o r R e ''t Prototype and machine HELP WANTED - PART the results of its first annual tennis tournament for those S3 A p a 't rT i e ''i s 'o ' P e r’ i Private home health' care Furnish and Install Or- building. Apply in person, 81 TIME. 3-6 pm and part time Operation of Bus for Elder- S4 H o m e s 'o r R e f ’ i Saturday. Manchester law of- agency seeking full time namental Iron Fencing who participated in the department's free tennis lessons 55 - Q u s ir'e s s 'o ' Re*’ ! Commerce Street, Glaston- ly ur Handicapped R e s o r t P ’ o p e 't y * 0' R e r't fice. Good typing and gram- nursing supervisor with Millstone II Shutdown Costly C H A I N S A W S ' this summer. 56 - bury, or call 633-4895. The Town of Manchester is an The Town of Manchester is an r W a '-i e d to R e^'t BSN and at least 2 years In the women’s singles, Cheryl Owens won by defeating mar. Please; sendsem resume to : equal opportunity employer, V se 'o ' ” e " t 447 C e n te r Street, community health equal opportunity employer, WATERFORD (UPI) - repairs and is scheduled Gary Doughty said. The NRC ordered the Connecticut’s electricity Linda Garrasquillo 6-4, 6-2. MUNSON'S CANDY and requires an affirmative and requires an affirmative ^ A U T O M O T I V E KITCHEN is seeking male to Manchester. 06040 experience. Challenging Northeast Utilities says back on line Saturday, a The affected area will be checks in June after six of each year is generated by 6 ’ A u t o s 'O ' S e 'e action policy for all of its Con- In the boy's 10 and under division. Anthony Caruso learn trade as candy maker. opportunity in the fastest action policy for all of its Con- the cost of a 16-day shut- Northeast spokesman said monitored after Saturday 13 pressurized water reac- nuclear power plants. A SOUND ENERGY defeated Mark Bonta 6-0 to win the tournament. Richard 6 2 - T r u c k s 'o r S a '8 EXPERIENCED tractors and Vendors as a con- tractors and Vendors as a con- 6 3 - H e a v y E q u 'O m e n i 'o ' S s i e Must be neat, have good per- growing area of nursing dition of doing business with down at Millstone II Thursday. and reinspected in Oc- tor plants inspected were Millstone II, an 830- Beaulier defeated George Dooley 6-1,6-0, to win the boy’s 64 M o t o 'c y c i e s -B 'c v c i e s sonal habits, and be of sincere INVENTORY CONTROL care. Salary negotiable. dition of doing business with C s m o e 'S -T '8 i i e r s -M o C 'i « the Town, as per Federal nuclear power plant could The plant was first shut tober. found to have cracks where megawatt pressurized 6 5 - character. Send resume, in- PERSON - Purchasing, lift Send resume to: the Town, as per Federal SW IN G IN VESTM ENT 13-15 division. H o m e s - truck, shipping experience Order 11246. reach $10 million as the down when workers dis- Repairs are being com- the feedwater pumps are water reactor, began The winner of the girls’ 11-12 division was Cathy Cooke. 6 6 - A u t o m o t i v e S e rv ic e cluding work experience, age, Order 11246. 6 7 - A u l o s l o r R e n t-L e a s e address etc. to: Munson's helpful. Excellent opportuni- Bids forms, plans and utility uses oil-fired plants covered a pipe leaking non- pleted on small cracks welded to the steam operation in December She won by defeating Kathy Germano by the score of 6-3 ty. Displaycraft Manchester, Bid forms, plans and ■, . Candy Kitchen. P.O. Box 224. Executive Director specifications are available at specifications are availab e at to generate power. radioactive steam and it found in a feedwater noz- generators. 1975. It was built for $450 in the final. Lori Dooley was the winner of the girls 13-15 Bolton, Conn.. 06040. 643-9557. Connecticut's largest was kept off line whgn million. AM A Anletance the■ General ~ Services Office, the General Services Office. zle, a device which con- More than 50 percent of division. Lori defeated Eileen Lajoie by the score of 6-1 to 41 Center Street, Manchester, nuclear plant has been shut cracks were found in a WANTED: Loving sitter for 41 Center Street, Manchester. nects pipes to the steam win the tournament. of N.LCL, Inc. Connecticut. down since Aug. 9 for water nozzle, spokesman NOTICES Robertson kintfergarlncr. Connecticut. 2 generator. TEACHER Town of Manchester, "We did find some From 10 AM to school time, 357 East Center Street Town of Manchester, If e r r a h d o o r c h a r d s I occasionally after school for 3 Teacher Elementary Connecticut Connecticut Lost end Found 1 cracks in the heat affected NATIVE PEACHES Substitute Teachers kids starting in September, Music. Certification Manchester, Ct. 06040 Robert B. Weiss, Robert B. Weiss, area of four well E X C E LL E N T F OR F R E E Z IN Q • C A N N IN O but some time is available in required. Position starts 1 General Manager General Manager LOST MY CATS - Female, August if desired. 649-1103 September 1979. Inquire locations,” he said. “The Needed in Coventry bluepoint Siamese named 053-8 050-8 largest one is about six in- NATIVE APPLES orrrr 289-7549 ask for Elaine. Dr. Linstone, Assistant State Files Brief Violet and a female tiger Superintendent, Vernon ches, and one-tenth of an OUR CIDER MILL NOW MAKING named Fern. $25 reward each. STATE OF CONNECTICUT COVENTRY — The Coventry School system is looking OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Public Schools. Deadline NOTICE TO CREDITORS inch deep on the inside sur- FRESH CIDER Please call 643-1861. delivery. Year round work. for application is 29 August ESTATE OF LUCRETIA MABEL BONNIE B. QUINN SUPERIOR COURT HARTFORD JD In OPEC Lawsuit C ID E R V IN E D A R A L I O A V A IL A B L E for substitute teachers for the coming school year. GILLETTE, vs. face.” LOST- Young Siam ese All benefits, /^ply M&M Oil 1979. ’Telephone 872-7361. deceased O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K Substitutes must be graduates of a four-year college and Co., Route 6, Bolton. Equal Opportunity/Affir- The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY AUGUST 15, 1979 4 Doughty said the cracks HARTFORD (UPI) — The state of Connecticut has Sealpoint Cal, vicinity of Judge, of the Court of Probate, NOTICE TO THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY were discoved when a must be at least 21 years of age. mative Action Employer. filed a friend of the court brief in support of an antitrust McDivitt Drive, Manchester. OIL BURNER SERVICE District of Manchester at a hearing UPON THE COMPLAINT of the plaintiff (x) in the above en- Nuclear Regulatory Com- BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD Interested persons should contact one of the local Reward. Call 646^331. held on August 16,1979 ordered that all suit lodged in California against the Organization of school offices for an application and an interview with MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all claims must be presented to the titled action, praying for reasons therein set forth, for diS;— mission bulletin ordered GLASTONBURY fiduciary on or before November 16, Petroleum Exporting Countries. 3 MILES B EYO N D V ITO'S______residential. All benefits. M & charge of a mortgage in favor of The Allen Realty Company inspection of the area. the principal. M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. WANTED SEWING 1979 or be barred as by law provided. “What we are saying, essentially, is that the plaintiffs Persons listed as substitutes last year who would like to MACHINE OPERATORS - William E. FitzGerald. Clerk dated February 13,1947 and recorded in Volume 176, Page 58 Bondi-Sloc kt-Mortgagei S The fiduciary is: of the Manchester Land Records on the property known 'as deserve a day in court," state Attorney General Carl be kept on the substitute list should contact the office of CARD GALLERY- Experience on power sewing Malcolm F. Barlow machines helpful but not 14'/* Hackmatack Street, Manchester, Ct. returnable before Ajello said Thursday. “There is clear precedent for an the the superintendent before Sept. 15 at 742-7317. GOVERNMENT Aggressive part time sales 178 E^st Center Street GUARANTEED BUSINESS people needed. Flexible hours, required. We will train. Work Manchester, Conn. 06040 the Superior Court within and for Hartford County to be held American court to proceed against extraterritorial Also needed are substitute nurses. Substitutes should near home. Apply in person: 05S^ violations of antitrust statutes." LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. on a permanent basis. Some at Hartford on the 2nd Tuesday of September A.D.. 1979, and COVENTRY MEDICAL CENTER be registered nurses. Those interested should call Dr. Phone 28i-4112. nights and Sund^s. Apply in Roosevelt Mills, Vernon, upon an application in said action for an order of notice, it “In my view, we in the Northeast are especially vic- Ruggedly engineered to pile up plenty of Quit fu eling Donald Nicoletti, 742-8913. person only, EOE. Card Conn. appearing to qnd being found by the subscribing authority timized by the shortages and increased prices of essential firewood and fuel savings for years to come, arOund Gallery, Manchester Dog$-Blrdt-Pett 43 that the defendant, which was a corporation, was dissolved fuels which have been created by the actions of OPEC,” ^announces the opening of offices an Echo Chain Saw has to be one of the . , Parkade. by forfeiture on December 19, 1955 in accordance with he added. for the practice of soundest Investments you can make. mrTfn» Hepatitis Risks Studied EMPLOYMENT Exhibit A attached hereto, and that notice of the institution The lawsuit, originally filed by the International demonitratlon SOUTH WINDSOR Court of Probate, District of of this action most likely to come to its attention is that Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers in U,S. BOSTON (UPI) — Doctors say frozen and washed red KENHELCLUB Manchester hereinafter ordered: it is INTERNAL MEDICINE, Help Wanted 13 NOTICE OF HEARING District Court in Los Angeles, charges OPEC with price- blood cells — two types of blood used in transfusions — do COOKS & KITCHEN ESTATE OF CHRISTINE E. ORDERED, that notice of the institution of said action be not eliminate the risk of hepatitis even though they are HELPERS- Available GLENNEV. fixing, TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Offers handling classes in given the said ddefendant (x) by some proper officer or OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY us^ In an effort to decrease chances of the disease. weekends and evenings. AN INCAPABLE PERSON other person causing a true and attested copy of this order of U.S. District Court Judge A. Andrew Hauk contacted Apply 81 Commerce Street, Experienced preferred. breed and obedience. 8 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William officials in 50 states for views on the viability of the law- Post-transfusion hepatitis is a liver in fection common Glastonbury. PTG week course begins E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated August 17, notice to be published in the Manchester Evening Herald, a C A m O L EQUIPMENT Drivers License. Mature in- 1979' a hearing will be held on an newspaper printed in Manchester, Ct. consecutively, once a suit. In reply. Ajello sent a brief containing judicial SURGERY, PEDIATRICS in people who get blood from commercial donors. Red COMPANY. Telephone 633- dividuals. Apply in person: September 5 t 6 at the application praying for authority to cells are processed with so-called freezing and washing 7631. Garden Grove Caterers, Manchester Italian- sell certain real estate as in said week for 2 successive weeks, commencing on or before decisions supporting the action. application on file more fully appears, August 27 A.D. 1979, and that return of such service be made The suit has been joined by the cities of Los Angeles, techniques to kill the virus that causes the problem. Keeney Street, Manchester. American Club. | at the Court of Probate on September Beginning Monday, August 27 CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC For information call: 11. 1979 at 2:00 P.M. to the above named Court. A True Copy 38 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER A 52-month study of blood recipients at Holy Cross - Experienced only. Top Pueblo, Colo., and New Haven. Connecticut is the only MAN TO WORK IN GLASS 289-8188, 678-0254, 673-9949, Pearl J. Hultman, Linda A. Cohn ■. Attest New England state involved, Ajello said. Moadowbrook Shopping Cantar Hospital in Fort Lauderdale.'Fla. indicated there was no wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile,'1862 Ass't. Clerk SHOP - Full or part time. 569-3010, 561-0641 or 875- 054-8 Assistant Clerk, Superior Court' Clarence E. Foley Rtaa. 31 and 44A Covantry decrease In hepatitis when commercial blood was “Berlin lin Tpke., Wethersfield,...... Apply in person to J.A. White Named as defendants are Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon. In- ^-0151. 9127. County of Hartford Deputy Sheriff, by appointment 643-7958 replaced with washed or frozen cells. (Jiass Co., 31 Bissell Street. 057-8 Hartford County donesia. Iran, Kuwait, Libya. Nigeria, Quatar, Saudi Phone: 742-7851 Arabia. United Arab Emirates and Venezuela. t EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 24, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN
40 Arllolee for Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 r\i;i-: M\rKi;N - kvkmm: hkhau). kii auhusi 24. i m i Busineee Property 26 ■ Household Goods TWIN SIZE BED, telephone let Our Reputation Go To Work For HARTFORD CAR LOT with ELECTRIC RANGE- With DELIVERING DARK LOAM table, many household items. ?* '4jf Used Car Dealer Repair eye level oven, and lower - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also 23 Homes For Sole '23 sand, gravel and stone. 643- 649-4152. 13 Private laelructloae IS Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale License. Busy Location. oven. First $100 takes it. Call H#(p Wimted jj Help Wealed 43 Help Wealed 43 Help Wealed 568-9439. 9504. Building, lot and stock in- DOUBLE BED- Firm, with MANCHESTER - NEW MANCHESTER- Sliding doors cluded. Inquiries respond to: frame. Excellent condition. SHKKT MKTAL WOHKKH ■ COMPUTER OPERATOR - FRAMING CARPENTERS- VOICE. PIANO Instructions. overlook lovely yard. New P.O. Box 6342, Hartford, (INK DOZKN PEOPLE TO Former faculty New York LISTING. 6 room Cape. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Asking $70. Call 643-4077. Ks(H'ru‘nrcd Solderinc ole. STAHT IMMEDIATELY due Excellent opportunity for a Experienced. Full time, year Fireplaced living room, wall kitchen. New roof. Recreation Conn. 06106. ('.ill 52S-2I01 computer operator with some round. Top wages benefits to Music and Art High School. room. $50s. By appointment. WOOD PICTURE FRAME lo expansion of loeal Vernon Professional Singer/Pianist. to wall carpeting, rec room, □MISC. FOR SALE EXCELLENT CONDITION- office. Anv 18 hours weekly. experience on IBM system III right man. 643-0921 after 6 garage with patio, immediate 643-9380. No agents. Real Estate W a n le d ^^J S 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, p.m. 644-8597. KMIOm Coffee & End Tables $20. Cqlonial Gold Herculon Swivel [XPERIENCED $5.33 hourly. Car necessary. Mod-12. Some programming occupancy. Asking $56,900.00. Rocker, $100. Black Boston O ver 18. C all C & W background and RPG II help- COLUMBIA- Lovely L-Ranch, ALL CASH For your property, Artlclee lor Sale 41 Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors MACHINE OPERATORS Schools-Clesses 19 Correnti Reai Estate. 646- & Buoy $50. Diving Equip- Rocker $70. Set of McGregor Disiribulors. 12 to 3 p.in.. 871- ful but not necessary. CHILD CARE WORKERS- 5252. Manchester aluminum siding, 3 bedrooms, wUhlri 24 hours. Avoid Red M WANTEO Excellent company paid beautiful setting, low taxes, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes ment, (fins, mask, gloves, Golf Clubs (irons and woods) 2528. College students Oak Hill School has im- FOR THE BEST - Manchester CAPE Custom Ranch on nearly S acres. Minutes from 1-84. $100 - used 1 season. Pair of 1st shill openings for benefits. Contact Dennis extrem ely low cost Corp. 6464I13L______knife), old rocker $10. 649- welcomed mediate openings for Child Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 EAST HARTFORD - Move West side 6 room Cape, Live in this 6 room home and have time to enjoy It! Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- BndgcjKirt & N C Cin- Hickey at 569-2120, Care Workers to work with right into this charming 3 maintenance. Near Columbia 1104. iminlic 2nd shill openings pupils per teacher, FREE in- aluminum siding, over- Lake. Garage, patio, etc. Comes with aluminum siding, central vacuum, dis- SELLING your house? Call us ALUMINUM Sheets used as 0718. multi handicapped children in troductory lesson with this ad. Bedroom Ranch on quiet sized 2 car garage, plush Colonial with loads of extras!! Elegant surroun- lor Undgeporl Lalhe, & CONSTRUCTION LABORER residential school. Asking $68,900. Owner, 228- hwasher, self cleaning range and huge fireplace. first and we’ll make you a printing plates, .007 thick FORCED HOT AIR Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. street. Boasts fresh paint and carpeting, new furnace. dings, gardens, inground pool, 'summerhouse with Mx28W", 25 cents each or 5 FURNACE- Some age but fine ,lig Bore Operators must lo work on test boring drill rig Experienced with han- a 12x22 family room off the 9588. Beautifully landscaped yard with luxurious cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Cream puff. $59,900. ^ fireplace. Eight charming rooms, 3 bedrooms, vegetable/flower gardens, trees and fruit bushes. for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be working order. Four burner BLACK & WHITE he ahle to sel-up and LOVING GHANDMA lo care throughout Connecticut and dicapped children required. kitchen. Owners anxious. $50s. Realtor. 643-1577.______for 5 montli old in out home roomy applianced kitchen restored for easy living. picked up before 11 a.m. naturalgas stove, brown. Fine PORTABLE TELEVISION operale Please call or app- Massachusetts. Pipe Full time year round position, Barnett-^wman, 633-3661. $95,000. — beginning fall. Own transpor- experience helpful, paid second .shift. Part time ■M owwniB sms rue smm Be sure to see this home— you’ll fall in Love! $95,000. MAY WE BUY your home? ONLY. older wardrobe. 649-5547. SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Iv to tation, references. 644-9961, travel lime. New England □ REAL ESTATE Quick, fair, all cash and no anytime. La-MI CorporiHon weekend schedule also OLDER FIVE-ROOM HOME ■HMi M rWKB ■NCIRIC Boring Contractors, Inc. 633- available. Starting salary problem. Call Warren E. 1B0 TuniMl Road near hospital. Good condition. im a m CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye 8158. $3.87 to $4.09 per hour. Homes For Sale 23 2-car garage. 649-0498, 228- HOWLAND REALTORS REAUOMS Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50, MUST SELL! Westlngh'ouse Vtmon, CT 06066 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• set, electric welder, acetylene Hutch, walnut finish, Air Conditioner 6,000 BTU $45. Excellent benefits. Call 243- 9852. 643-1108 outfit, aluminum ladder, (2031 S 7 M 244 BANK TELLER - Part time 3496, or w rite Personnel COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 Houtehold Goods 40 excellent condition $150. New Colonial Wing Back Chair $25, WAITRESSES WANTED - BOLTON trailer tires, new electric Brown Davenport $10, 9x12 Part time weekends. experienced preferred but not Assistant. Oak Hill School. 120 ROOMS. 1st floor family B-13 Steel Radial Firestone BARE OPPORTPNITY - necessary. Apply at REFRIGERATORS generator, electric lawn- 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. Living Room Rug $5, 5 Shelf Experience helpful but not Holcomb Street, Hartford. room with fireplace. 4 Office and shop space for mower. Evenings, 633-7060. OWN YOPR OWN Manchester Stale Bank, 1041 06112. An Equal Opportunity generous sized bedrooms, 2 MANCHESTER- 52 lease. Reasonable rates. Washers / Ranges, used, Steel Bookcase $10, Complete necessarv. Will train. Call Main Street, Monday thru Wadsworth Street. 2 Family, guaranteed and clean. New WESTINGHOUSE- Deluxe Set of World Book En- BPSINESS Distributor lor after 2 PM, Vito's Birch Employer 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car Close to 1-84. Ample ■ULItTAfP Friday between 9 and 3 with large barn. Separate fur- shipment damaged, G.E & washing machine, XC, $135.00. cyclopedia 1958 Edition in- Kodak 1 ilm . Duracell Mountain Inne. 646-3161, garage, walkout basement, nejUTORS parking. Call for details. Batteries. G.E . Sylvania and WANTED - Mature high $83,500. Group I. Philbrick naces, one new, 2 new bot FRIGIDAIRE, lo w prices. Zenith 21 inch portable black cludes wooden bookcase $25, 2 Bolton, Ct water heaters. New roof. -MM eitutna sius rui tuuMT B.'D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Desks and Chairs $5 each, TV other photo products needed school or college student to Agency. 646-4200. -uanatransKiiicinor BRAND NEW WEDDING and white TV- $45.00. Wall in vour area No selling. Ser- babysit for 4 month old infant MANCHESTER Large yard. By appointment. Street, 643-2171. GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. cabinet grouping- $50,00. Stand $10, Redwood Picnic PART TIME HELP THE HOME YOU’RE LOOKING FOR lACKSTON/AVANIE Table IIVUIMI family room, carpeting. 2 car CAREERS JANITORS & "Member All Points Relocation" gargage. $57,900. Zanotti •EXCELLENT HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time PHILBRICK AGENCY Realtors. 649-0272 . 228-9485, BENEFITS and part time. Present By NORMA TEDFORD GRI-CRS openings for weekdays and 646-4200 -vi*v-'iv • JUST LISTED •PERSONAL ^ ! * weekends. Mature and respon- 3 Seven room aluminum sided Ranch with fireplaced SATISFACTION sible individuals. Apply in per- Look for a real estate BEAT THE HEAT person who can be trusted FOREST HILLS- 8 room Enjoy the hot summer days by the gorgeous 16 x 32 living room, formal dining room, applianced son: East Hartford Convales- Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first kitchen, 3 bedrooms. Central air-conditioning. Wt Kbv* op«n*d 1400 K nwrl (lorM In 16 rttn and £UU}Jf4 ingrmuid pool. A very special U&R built ranch in cent Home. 745 Main Street, mplicitly, that is the first floor family room with Private lot with a view. Sec it today. Sentry Real w6i conllnut ■! ■ rail o< • n«« K marl n tfy 2-3 daya East Hartford. rule of home buying. Tell REALTORS prestige area; 3 or 4 b^rooms, living room with fireplace, large modern LHARTHMO EsUte 289-4331 ______SHARE YOUR FUTURE WITH US him, or her. how much you kitchen, sliders to large deck, fieldstone fireplace, formal dining room, rec room, PART TIME can alford as exactly as 6 room Chestnut framed BOLTON 100% COMMERCIAL Executive’s 4 bedroom California style Ranch in $88,900 Sentry Real EsUte 871-2775 An equal Optwrlunlty Employtr walkout basement, gas heal, 2 MKME. EXPERIENCED possible the type of proper- car garage, wooded lot. Group older home on 3-1- acres. 4 8 Room Custom built Cape, 1st Floor Family Room. 4 prime E. Htfd. location. Sliders from family room & SECRETARY- Hours flexible. ty that is most desirable, I, Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. outbuildings. Let your im- master suite to heated inground pool. 2 car garage, Betty Petricca Duties include: Typing, filing, Fireplaces, 2 Furnaces w/auxlllary wood or coal and although not fixed and aginations run wild. $49,- w/elec. eye. 2W baths, 1st floor laundry, double stone WE AAE NOW IKTERV1EWINO AT bookkeeping, for small system. S ACRES, many many extras - Owners Loan Officer Ithough subject to 900. fireplace, AM-FM intercom & so much more. This 139 SPENCER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester office. School Anxious! Monday only Augufl 27 schedule ok. Call 647-1922. negotiation, typical real es- home must be toured to be appreciated. $133,900. from 9:30 AM lo 9:00 PM tate fees may range from 6 MM OWMITQI u rn lUM A H U U to 8 percent of the selling uimu:. ( H I M I II \ss()( I \ 11 s ARTIST- Experienced Paste REAUORS 646-8276 - 742-S321 NORTH COVENTRY — Reduced $10,000 For price of a house and up to 423-1601 Up. Compulype helpful. Full 10 per cent ol the price of Immediate Sale, Soaring Custom built Contemporary time, Manchester printer. Bolton Ifcritage Savings acreage commercial, and SELIQ REALTY A-Frame, Secluded on Over 3 Wooded Acres. Now Call 643-5003. 8 ROOM RANCH &ijoaHytssociaHon • Sim'e/891 industrial property. These -IhMmMlPMllNKalin' $79,900. tecs are generally paid by New listing. 2 car ga- 1YEAHV0UNC COUNTRY PRIVACY 1007 Main Street. Manchester Tel. 649-4586 I" the seller, not the buyer, rage, in-ground pool, set Go first class with this custom built Raised Ranch New aluminum sided Raised Ranch' on 3 acre although the seller has, of on 2 lots of record. ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED MECHANIC WANTED to do on 2 country acres; quality throughout this spec- wooded lotj Finished rec room, two fireplaces, 8 x ourse. the greatest con- Potential extra building on this full dormered 7 Room Ucular 3 bedroom. 2V5 bath home; gourmet 12 deck, 2-car garage. A mini-farm, may have oil changes and various minor Cape, in prestige Rockledge repair work at Manchester trol over this. Most real es- lot and/or professional LESSENGER CO. kitchen, 23’x24’ family room, central air con- horses. Only $79,900. Call for deUils. Sentry Real tate people keep in touch area. 2 full baths, 2 zoned gas station by appointment. offices. heat, 2 fireplaces. Lovely ditioning Sentry Real EsUte 871-2775. EsUte 289-4331 Must have good references. with other real estate MM guMimi uus hm AtUlMl experts in the area to ■M.'iii ■" All k i 'l o r . i l i m t enclosed rear porch. All this Bolton Wllllmantic See John at A-1, 568 Center and much more on a pic- i.l Street. Manchester. maintain a feel lor proper- FJ. SPILECKI REALTORS turebook large lot. Call im- ty which may be or soon 646-8713 423-9291 643-2121 _ mediately. Group I. Belfiore HARDWARE CLERK, part or mav be available. Agency, 647-1423. full time, to help customers, slock goods, deliveries and ^ . T h e S e n t r y Sentry PictureI yourself ' in a rewarding position _ as a nurse clean-up. 646-5707. II you are In the market aide. If you always wanted to work in the health tor a new home or If you DIETARY HELP- Accepting £ sunk STXRTIR H(M OIL PRICES Service ' ^ “ ^^Frec Home care field bul lacked the training and experience ere planning to lell your applications for present and preeant home contact ue with room for expansion. got you down? Then see this necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the future openings in our Dietary here at TEDFORD REAL THE BARROWS CORNER Maintenance free exterior department. Full lime and all electric home on Andover Commitment. Evaluation. required skills while earning excellent wages and ESTATE: CENTURY 21, and convenient location for Lake. 3 or 4 Brs. FP in LR, part time positions available. I this two bedroom home with What is your home worth? Our professionals can help benefits Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, Den. I'/z baths, well in- Every Sentry Real Estate agent is a professional, who Apply in person: East Hart- full basement. Call Kathy you price your home to sell faster and easier. We will ford Convalescent, 745 Main Bolton, 647-9914 where sulated. $80's. Call Barbara adheres to the highest ethical and technical standards. The Meadows Convalescent Home offers: you will receive the llneat Johnson 643-6901. Bosetti 649-8716. provide you with complete marketing, financial, ahd Street. East Hartford, Conn. VERNON Every agent is fully qualified to provide quality service economic information. No obligation. No pressure. No 1 Starling wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour earvica available. We are VERNON $89,500 Spectacular like new 9 Room Raised on a personal basis. “ Service" is more that a word in sales pitch. Of course we’d like to sell your home for effective December 1, 1979 mambert of the Multiple our name, it is our commitment. Perhaps that is why you. That's our business. And we're confident you will Custom built, 4 bedroom COLONIAL, with 2 car NOT ONE. NOT TWO, OWNER WANTS ACTION SSO's Ranch. 3 bedrooms, cathedral ceiling Senlry is one of this: area's fastest growing companies. 2 Fully paid insurance, hospital, medical, life and Listing service which select us once you've seen our professionalism at work. attached garage located on residential drive enablat ut to show you b ut a three family! Owners of this lovely 6 rm living room, field stone fireplace, lovely disability GAS STATION within minutes to Parkway and walking distance ATTENDANTS WANTED - hornet that will (It your Excellent condition, located cape have moved to their kitchen with family area, lower level fami- to elementary school. Room for everybody in the 3 10 paid holidays per year. 11 paid holidays in 1980. All shifts. Full and part time needs and your budget. on quiet street, large 3 bay new home. This is your garage, convenient to bus. chance to own your own ly room & 4th bedroom, beautiful first floor family room, plus finished rec room. 4 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. $3.25 to start. Looking for Call todayl dependable people. Good Great investment. Barbara home and fight inflation, carpeting, excellent condition. Asking $91,- Much wall to wall carpeting thru-out, city 5 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. references required Bosetti 649-8716. Elva Kiely 646-7856 GET MORE with utilities. Make an appointment to see it today! Experience helpful. College DID YOU KNOW? 900. 6. Training and in-service education. students welcomed. See John Most real estate firms 7. $60 00 per year uniform allowance. at A-1. 568 Center Street are able to refer you to a Manchester. PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS OLD CHINAMAN SAY: CONDO 8. Located near public transportation. qualified broker in other won't last! Too much to about this super solar house Realty Co, Inc SENTRY OF / h OMIS/^ MAINTENANCE AND parts of the country. mention. Full fin, bsmnt, 3 Aide training classes begin immediately. CUSTODIAL HELP which will cut your heating REAL ESTATE SERVICES cost to less than $150 per yr. Brs. 2 full & 2 half baths. Call: Pal Soucier, Meadows Convalescent Home NEEDED - Full and part time Formal DR. Pool, close to for South Windsor Board of 156 L Center Street 3 Brs, 2 baths, large LR/DR 643-2692 church - shopping. George 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford • 289-4331 DMfFlSH 333 Bldwell St. Manchester, Ct. Education. Excellent (Corner ol Spruce & E. Center Sts.) area, 200 x 150 lot. Dave Ludlow 289-6946. 647-9194 benefits. Please apply in per- 647-1000 EHO Saunders 643-0303. SiSS realty company son at Facilities Services Rob§rt D. Murdock, /?—/lor 646 Hartford Turnpike (fit. 30) Vernon • 871-2775 Dept , 771 Main Street, South Windsor. £ l'A(7K FICHTKKN - EVENING HERALD, Kri.. AugustJL J979 Frank and Ernert Poanvts — Chsrloo M. Schulz EVENING HEItALD, FYI„ Augurt 24. 1979 - PAGE NINKTRRN
Articles lor Sale 41 Tag Salae Wanted to Buy 49 Hornet lor Rent 54 ~ 1( '^PlgTANCKONA ) U)HEN>/0VIiIAU
Street near Meadow Lane. Motorists can avoid all of the section between Ashford and Vernon Route 3 construction by using Routes is part of the project to upgrade this The larger pipe was installed in the 24, 25, and U.S. 6 to the Bourne or route to interstate standards. Lane restrictions; possible delays. first phase of the work which cost Segamore Bridges.
about $200,000, of which $80,000 came • Interstate 90 (Mass. Pike). The • Interstate 84. Widening and reconstruction of east and westbound from Community Development funds following projects: on the Boston lanes in Waterbury area. Possible and $120,000 from town funds. extension near the Boston University delays. The total undertaking is a scaled viaduct bridge deck repairs to the
down version of what had been westbound lane. Lane reduction; no Rhode Island Work is progressing along Porter Street on Road and prevent it from flooding houses on planned originally. The full-scale job delays expected. Also on the exten • In terstate 195, Providence.
would have cost about a half million a project designed to drain surplus water Richard Road. (Herald photo by Pinto) sion in West Newton, construction on Repaving of the eastbound roadway
from a pond at Porter Street and Adelaide a retaining wall and emergency between the Washington Repaving of dollars. breakdown lane. No delays expected. the eastbound roadway betwen
On the mainline of the turnpike, Washington Bridge and ^uth Main there are several bridge deck repair Street. Delays possible during com and repaving projects for 10 miles Vernon Educators Set Meetings muter hours. between Auburn near interchange 10 • Interstate 95. Median strip and month administrative and clerical VERNON — Dr. Bernard Sidman, administration building. their respective schools and all staff and the Chicopee-Ludlow area. Lane repaving work between interchanges employees have been busy taking superintendent of schools, has set a On Sept. 4, the day before schools members will be responsible for get reductions. 16 and 15 in Cranston and in Warwick schedule of meetings and orientation open, there will be a series of general ting their own lunch from noon to 1 care of a myriad of tasks to insure • Route 28, Somerville-Medford may cause delays. Possible lane staff meetings starting with registra p.m. that the system will have all of the line. Replacement of the Wellington programs in connection with the restrictions. tion of all professional staff from From 1:15 to 3 p.m. all principals people, materials, schedules and opening of schools Sept. 5. Bridge over the Mystic River closes Widening and repaving of in On Aug. 29 the Central Planning 8:30 to 9 a.m. in the cafeteria at the will meet with new members of their such which are necessary to start a the northbound portion of the bridge terchange 16 in Cranston. This in successful school year. and Placement Team will meet from Middle School. staffs to ensure full preparation for and motorists must use the terchange will be closed during the In a letter to staff members Dr. 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 1;55 Student Development Services the opening of school and/or continue southbound bridge for two-way traf summer. Detour signs posted. Sidman said he is looking forward to p.m., the supervisors of language social work, speech and psy their staff meetings. All teachers fic. Traffic is narrowed to one lane in the start of his second year in Vernon Vermont arts, mathematics, science, social chological examiner staff will sign in will prepare their rooms for the each direction. Delays possible. • Interstate 91. Reconstruction and science, and special education will at the table to be set up for the opening of schools. and to becoming personally • Interstate 91, Greenfield- repaving project affects southbound meet with assistant superintendents Talcottville School. Handbooks will The Student Development Services acquainted with many more of the Bernardston. Two miles of construc lanes between Lyndonville and Bar Dr. Albert Kerkin and Dr. Robert be issued to teachers new to the instructional staff will meet at the staff. tion of southbound lanes. Northbound ton. Detours provided on U.S. 5. system and new inserts will be Talcottville School from 2 to 3 p.m. He also noted that as of Aug. 17 Linstone. The meetings will be in the lanes will be used for twoway traffic. provided for other staff members. Dr, Sidman, who will be starting three was a vacancy on the teaching school administration building. Delays possible on weekends. There will be a general staff this second year as superintendent of staff on the industrial arts depart Open House Set On Aug. 30 from 8 to 11:30 a.m., the • U.S. 1, Peabody. On Sunday, Aug. meeting in the school auditorium schools in Vernon, said the ment at Rockville High and one in the 26, the southbound roadway near MANCHESTER — An open house administrative staff will meet. There will be a luncheon break from 11:35 from 9:05 to 10 a.m. and greetings maintenance and custodial staffs English Department, also at the high Lowell Street will be closed from 5 will be sponsored by the Square Cir
a.m. to 1 p.m. Following lunch the from a representative of the Vernon have been and are working hard to school. a.m. to 5 p.m, for reconstruction of cle Club of Manchester l^ g e of
Elementary Council will meet with Education Association from 10 to get all of the facilities into the best Applications for these positions the crossover of the railroad tracks. Masons Monday from 10 a.m. to noon
Dr. Kerkin from 1:10 to 1:55 p.m. and 10:15 a.m. possible condition for the coming may be obtained by contacting Dr. Traffic will de diverted to Interstate at the Masonic Temple.
the secondary council with Dr From 10:30 a.m. to noon, prin school year. Robert Linstone, Vernon Public 95. There will be cards, pool, conver Schools, Park Street, Vernon. 06066, sation and refreshments. All Masons Linstone from 2 to 3 p.m., also in the cipals will conduct staff meetings at He also said that all of the 12- New Hampshire and their friends are invited. • Interstate 93. Widening of north and southbound lanes and safety im PWP Dance provements between Hooksett Toll ^Twiggy^ Water Skis for Peanuts MANCHESTER - The Manchester Plaza and Concord. Possible delays.
The stretch between the Chapter, Parents Without Partners, this raised portion with her SANFORD, Fla. (DPI) - Down at Massachusetts border and will sponsor a dance Saturday from 9 forepaws. Chuck Best's roller-skating rink Rockingham is being repaved. p.m. to 1 a.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant, there’s a squirrel that water skis. She When she tires, the squirrel Minimal delays. Bolton. replaced the poodle that surfed. paddles over to Best and climbs on Repaving and safety im Music for dancing will be provided The Florida gray squirrel named his shoulder to rest. provements in the Ashland and New by The Cavallini’s. Membership or Twiggy will, at Best’s urging, climb ”I just did the skiing to see if she Hampton areas. Possible delays. courtesy cards must be shown at the aboard a styrofoam water skis, catch could learn,” Best said. ”It’s foreign • Interstate 293. Southern bypass door. To learn more, call 647-1178. a tow behind a little remote- to a squirrel’s nature to be in the water, but Twigg’s done great.” controlled power boat, and water ski Best said Twiggy may be learning at 12 mph around a lake, her furry tail draggin in her wake. her lessons well because she is so South Windsor Schools
"You couldn’t train just any dependent on him. The squirrel’s
squirrel,” said the proud owner. teeth are bent back at an angle and Open With Full Sessions "Twiggy’s unique,” she cannot forage for food.
Best trained the baby squirrel to “She can’t crack her own pecans,” SOUTH WINDSOR - South Wind 2:30 p.m. ski in just a month by rewarding her Best said Wednesday, holding out a sor public schools will open on Sept. 5 Consistent with previous begin with peanut butter — her favorite peanut to his pet. Twiggy grabbed it The first wekk of school will be nings of school year instructions, and scapered around the room twice fci)d. regular full-day sessions. students should be at their bus stop First, the roller-skating rink before tucking the nut in the corner The Avery Street School and Plea about 45 minutes before their operator coaxed her atop a floating of an orange chair cushion, sant Valley School hours will be 9:15 scheduled school opening time. piece of Styrofoam. When she grew It is expected that after the first food'^aTyway'and‘’Z^^^^ With her furry tail dpiging in her a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Eli Terry and accustomed to the water, he put her few days of school that a routine will forepaws to get a good grip on the water skis. That’s right- Orchard Hill, 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the 9-inch water skis that are Best’s wife, Lou Ann. "You wouldn’t be established for student use in South Windsor High School hours linked together with a raised bow at believe the places I find peanuts.” water-skiing squirrel. (UPI photo) arriving at the bus stops by a par are 7:40 a.m. to 1:50 p.m.; Timothy tached to the tow. Twiggy leans on Edwards and Ellsworth, 8:15 a.m. to ticular time.
Rape Victims Absolved
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GREENFIELD, Mass (UPI) - Pelletier squated down to untie the Tho Luggago For Youl Chooao from thois
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G. Simons Thursday absolved two teen- described as a "Saturday Night Special .25 plota lino), Atlantic, Vantura, Airway and
aged Greenfield girls of any wrongdoing in caliber pistol.” The girl grabbed the Seward.
the shooting death in Whately of a Connec weapon, backed away from Pelletier, shot MARLOW’S ticut man who raped them at gunpoint last him in the chest, then untied the other girl IIinRkVIH O F.,;tyM ng sitter 1911!
month. and ran screaming to a nearby resident “THEET, M A N C H E ST ER - S4g-S121 Simons said at a news conference at the for help. FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE Franklin County Courthouse the shooting MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTEDI OPEN e DA YS • THURS. N ITES Til S:00 of Phillip L. Pelletier, 47, a jeweler from
Manchester, Conn., and Caribou, Maine, Clambake-Barbecue / by a 17-year-old girl was in self defense Scheduled by KofC and constituted justified homicide. No criminal charges will be brought MANCHESTER - Campbell Council, against her, he said. The two girls will re Knights of Columbus, will have Its second iKathy sa y s r m ^ ^ main unidentified, authorities said. annual clambake and barbecue Saturday, save 20% off the regular Sept. 8, on the grounds of the Kof C Home, Simons said a state police investigation NOW’S THE TIME TO ENJOY prices on everything headed by Lt. Detective George W. 138 Main St. Powers of the July 13 shooting showed it The event will begin at noon, and dinner NATIVE PEACHES, PEARS, in stock, except will be served at 5 p.m. The program will APPLES occurred after the girls were picked up on items already Interstate 95 by Pelletier while include games, and door prizes will be hitchhiking from from a day at a Newport 'awarded. Free beer will be included in the NATIVE' FRESH reduced 20% R.I., beach. donation fee. TomalOM, Cuktt, Qraan A Ytilow Squash, Baala, Laaka, o r m o re Pelletier took the girls to a wooded area Tickets may be obtained by calling 646- Pinaapplaa, Pluma, Paachaa, off Swamp Road in Whately, then tied 9044 or Peter Wojtuna, 646-1258. Dill, Butlar A Sugar Com, Nactarinaa, Cantaloupaa. Egg Plant, Turnipa, Acorn A Honaydawa, Watarmatona, The 2 0 % off discount applies to every them with rope in his car, Simons said. Butlarnut Squaah, Whita Mangoaa, LImaa, QrapafrulL thing in the store, in every depart ‘Right to be Outraged’ Onlona, Qlngar Root, Shall A "He ordered the women to remove their ment, except items already reduced Lima Baana. clothing and raped both of them,” Simons NORWICH (UPI) - Rep. 2 0 % or more. Use your Almys 2 said. "During this time he waved the gun aiisusi Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., says the SET YOUR PAILY NUMRERS HEREI charge card. Visa, or at them and repeatedly told them he was American public has the "right to be Mastercharge. No going to kill both of them ” outraged at the mere suggestion” of layaways, please. WitT OWI W ltH IlW Ut Of IWWltB) W iaM » e ABKBTS Simons said the girls told them as exporting our oil to Iran. JHtS WEEK’S SPECIALS s e a l t e s t NATIVE FANCVf a n c y I ICECREAM BLUEBERRIES m s— sw u w — I— fiiiiii Bi II iiiiwiiii iiui iiiiiiw iM ■■!■■■ HI...... i irir i > -iiprr i T irT ' i" i n raiiiimiiiMiifflinnHinnrtiT MACS
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