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20 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Aug 8, CCAG says Favorite son candidates power plant unnecessary said key for Kennedy HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby are sotne strong signals from h ii^ ' Gov. Ella Grasso, a Carter Prizeweek Puzzle HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ Moffett, D-Conn., said Thursday that (Kennedy),” said Moffett, concedli‘ig delegate and with Moffett cochalr- ticut Citizen Action Group says Sen. Eldward Kennedy must support "this is a real long shot." man of the state delegation, has Millstone III, now under construction favorite son candidacies at the "You're not going to see this open called on Carter and Kennedy to free This week’s puzzle is worth $1,075 to a lucky as the state's fourth nuclear power Democratic National Convention as a if Carter delegates see this (rules their delegates but said she wouid winner. An additional $275 will be awarded if plant, is unnecessary and too expen­ last-ditch effort to block President change) as something that will support Carter in a rules fight. the winner is a home subscriber to The sive. * Carter. benefit Carter," he said after a She said she spoke with Carter Herald. A1 Driscoll, chairman cA the Moffett, a Kennedy delegate, said meeting of the Connecticut delega­ "two days ago” hut declined to dis­ CCAG's Energy Committee,^aid the Massachusetts senator told him tion. cuss the substance of the conversa­ Thursday the latest estimatesi are Moffett said that when it appeared "eight or nine days ago" that he was tion other than to say that the two did Since '1481 • 1 that Millstone III will cost Northeast considering that tactiCto keep Carter the open convention move was not Ulk about the impending rules jj^KClX, NO. cfeU iifct4(iaetar||U ^ ^ August S, 1980 Utilities and ultimately consumers from winning a first ballot nomina­ "going down the tubes,” those ad­ fight. between $2.3 billion and $2.5 billion. tion. vocating defeat of the binding "I reiterated my support for him,” rrrf The statewide consumer -group, in Moffett said the campaign to delegate rule would "back off” to said Mrs. Grasso, who is honorary a study, claimed NU's projections of defeat a rule binding delegates to the avoid an inter-party war. chairwoman of Carter’s campaign in power demand in justifying construc­ candidate they were elected to sup­ “There's no attempt to be destruc­ Connecticut. She said she suggested tion of the atomic power plant are port wouldn’t iiave a chance unless tive here,” he said. that Carter release his delegates to consistently high and do not take into Kennedy told his delegates to support Moffett added that Republican avoid a convention battle. » Dems draw lines consideration alternatives' such as alternative nominations. presidential nominee Ronald Reagan “I felt the president was so far “right now is heavily favored” in a conservation, and solar and wind “The open convention fight is going ahead that he could do it and do it "And you shouldn’t straitjacket the head-to-head contest with Carter. NEW YORK (UPI) - With Sen. "There will be no walking away power. to be tost Monday night unless there with grace,” Mrs. Grasso said. delegates here.” "Each of these alternatives cost EMward Kennedy saying he is only from it when we are finished,” with lessjier kilowatt hour than will elec­ Democrat that can beat Ronald ttie rules battle, Strauss said. Showing no inclination toward tricity from Millstone III, " Driscoll Reagan, President Carter’s forces Kennedy arrived early at the con­ compromise or party unity, Kennedy vention for a long weekend of frantic said. Fire guts Dodd’s office showed new confidence Friday they repeatedly attacked Carter during campaigning to break Carter’s lock He said the CCAG study will be would be In almost total control of the rally. Dodd said he and five staffers were But Dodd said "we were unlucky” presented to the Division of Public HARTFORD (UPI) — Arson the Democratic convention. on the convention. meeting when they heard what if the fire started because the ”I say we cannot afford to Utility Control in opposition to NU’s teams today investigated a suspicious fire that gutted part of sounded like breaking glass and ran building less than a mile from the There were growing Indications the ”We must choose a Democratic nominate a Democratic candidate .request for a $177 million rate hike. outside. Carter troops has stifled the drive for who will be quoting Herbert Hoover Emmanuel Forde. spokesman for Rep. Christopher Dodd's Democratic state Capitol was dark and empty nominee who can defeat Ronald "The whole place was up in a so called "open” convention and in the fall,” he said. "I say the four the utility, said Millstpne III is not U.S. Senate campaign headquarters and someone broke in. Reagan in the fall,” Kennedy told flam es,” said Dodd, standing in would win a fight on the controver­ years we’ve had already are four needed so much to meet power while he and his staff were in a near­ Fire Chief John Stewart and Police several thousand onlookers who were shirtsleeves among shattered glass, Chief George Sicaras, both sworn in sial "faithful delegate” rule. If they packed shoulder to shoulder in years too many!” demands but to reduce NU's by main office. J\ew Discovery charred lumber and the smoldering last Saturday, were at the scene win that roll call in the opening ses­ sweltering 90 degree hhat at a noon­ dependence on costly foreign oil to No injuries were reported in the But the Carter camp was predic­ remains of up to $20,000 in campaign coordinating the investigation. sion Monday night, it guarantees time rally outside his Waldorf generate electricity A workman cleans off part of a massive sundial dating from Thursday night fire at a two-story ting it would win the Monday night literature and brochures. Stewart said a special arson squad Carter’s renomination W^nesday. Astoria Hotel headquarters. Forde said NU last year burned 16 the first century A.D., which is located under the parliamen­ brick building which houses Dodd's rules battle with between 450 and 500 "We were lucky. Normally at this with representatives from the fire million barrels of oil, most of it from finance operations office and a Predicting an "substantial” vic­ votes to spare. tary square area of Rome. The sundial was discovered by West storage room, directly behind the hour of the night there are a lot of and police departments and state’s Kennedy said a recent poll of overseas He said the power tory on the rules fight, Carter chair­ Jim Johnson and Richard Moe, two German archeologist Edmund Buchner more than 26 feet un­ main campaign headquarters. people working there. It’s normally a attorney's office would complete an Democrats showed they are opposed generated by Millstone 111 would cpt man Robert Strauss acknowledged 3 to 1 to the proposed rule binding top staffers of Vice President Walter der the present ground level. (UPI photo). The finance office apparently had very busy operation,” the 2nd "intensive investigation” and report the amount of oil used bv NU in half. delegates to vote for the candidate Mondale who had been closely in­ been ransacked. District congressman said. to the state fire marshal. that campaign strategists had con­ sidered releasing the president’s they were elected to support. volved in delegate watching, said the delegates, "but we found absolutely “You can’t straitjacket the voters dispute is all but over now. Assistant town clerk no support for it. In fact, we found in November,” Kennedy told “We’ve got it wrapped up, John- tremendous resentment.” reporters when lie arrived in the city. son said. plans early rMirement ' L o t,M a id . USA. 1 9 « 0 Fihei; 3 mg."iat,"0.4 mg. nicolineav. pet cigarelle. FlC Report Jati. 1980. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Menthol 3 mg."tar.'0 4 mg. nicotine av. petcigatette by FIC Method. Sen. Ted Kennedy addresses a Park Avenue tion is allowed, said, “We must choose a MANCHESTER — "All types of people Hired by the former town clerk, the late That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Girl’s racing background made the days interesting.and different. " Samuel J. Turkington on Aug. 16, 1948, rally ojutside the Waldorf Hotel in New York Democratic nominee who can defeat Ronald So saying. Miss A. Esther Matchett, an Miss Matchett has worked under the City,~-FYiday. Kennedy, who has been men­ Reagan in the fall.” The national Democratic assistant town clerk since 1948, said she current town clerk, Edward Tomkeil, for tion^ ^ a possible alternative to President convention opens in Madison Square Garden will end her career early in order to retire 24 years. She notes that both were "fine Jimmy Carter if an open Democratic conven­ Monday. (UPI photo) . quietly here in Manchester, the town she's men to work for.” results in Ohio journey lived in all her life. "I've issued thousands of marriage Saying she never expected to stay as licenses, dog licenses, hunting and fishing His daughter’s first travel in­ long as she had. Miss Matchett will be 62- licenses, and have enjoyed conversing and By MARY KITZMANN Price thought the secret of winning years-old Sunday. With 32-years of service joking with the public over the years," she Hrrald Reporter also involved weight, but the car’s, volving racing was a “practice” run Iran urges students to her credit, she cites health reasons for said. "Sometimes I got a customer who not Kristine’s. at a soap box derby in Brookfield, got up on the wrong side of the bed. and MANCHESTER - Ten-year old Mass. As winner of Manchester’s leaving early. But she adds she liked Kristine Price resembles her father; "Rob says I knew how to build the working with the public, and that made who was cranky, but since I am a public derby, sponsored by the Manchest servant. I put my best foot forward when I she likes to win at the same sport he car by the time Kristine’s turn Fire Department, she and her the years at the clerk’s office "fly bv ' came,” he chuckled, while Rob was waited on him or her." does. parents leave Saturday for the to protest jailings F R E E BACK! outside. ”I put 40 pounds of lead in Miss Matchett went on to say her many Both father and daughter are race national competition in Akron, Ohio. years taught her much, adding, "It seems the back for Kristine. I really think During the next week Kristine Iran called on its students around The highlight of the day's doings become martyrs,” said lawyer car drivers. Except her car Is much the weight placement matters. It in­ that this office is like the Bureau of Infor­ joins other winner for a week of the world Friday to take to the was the presentation of the ex-Israeli Malcolm Hurwitt. smaller, slower, and more energy- volves areodynamics.” mation. We get asked thousands of summer camp, including swimming, streets and protest the arrest of pro- embassy, renamed the "Embassy of The Foreign Office said it asked economjcal than the car Robert Iran to protect its embas.sy in Tehran different questions, and we have the Price .drag raced. But it Was big Each car weighs 220 pounds; a lead tennis and of course race talk. Khomeini demonstrators in the Palestine,” to the Palestine Libera­ answers on the tips of our tounges.” United States and Britain. tion Organization. after its diplomats received I, get one free, enough and fast enough to win ballast compensates for the One difference between the family Although the town hall employees <. Hundreds of Iranians abroad Tehran radio broadcast orders to threatening phone calls. Manchester’s annual soap box derby difference in the driver’s weight and drivers is the expeYisive involved. wanted to have Miss Matchett as their obeyed the call and, with chants and Iranians in the United States, Canada In Italy, police arrested 25 Iranians on June 8. the car. Before the race, the cars are Drag racing drains enthusiasm, who marched to the steps of St guest of honor for a retirement luncheon, placards, brought a taste of and Western Europe to turn out over carefully weighed to insure no driver along with income, unless a driver Peter's Basilica in the Vatican to she asked them not to, once again saying ”I didn’t expect to win,” the slight, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s the weekend and protest the arrest of has an unfair advantage. has a sponsor. "You have to go fast protest the detention of 192 Khomeini she hasn't felt well since Christmas, blonde-haired girl said. "But I did. I Islamic revolution to Washington, Khomeini supporters in Washington to have sponsors,” Price said. ”I was "Though I thoroughly appreciate their was surprised.” The cars are built by parent-child London and even the steps of the and London, where 68 jailed Iranians supporters during a July 27 lucky I did.” demonstration in Washington. kindness, " she noted. teams, who choose one of four Vatican, were on the third day of a hunger Miss Matchett said she will not leave Her father wasn’t. Kristine’s care designs provided by the sponsors. Clashes also were reported strike. was the second soap box entry he The luck held over to Kristin and Chanting slogans and screaming in­ Manchester for warmer climates, and While her brother’s car was mostly between Iranians and police in the Three of the strikers were sults, the Iranians blocked the main built. The Price family’s other car Rob also, as Moriarity Brothers plans to go on doing the things she likes to wood, Kristine’s car was made of sponsored all three racers. Philippines. transferred to Brixton Prison entrance to the basilica for nearly do now. only more often: reading Agatha was driven by the oldest child, Rob, plywood and masonite, which bends In Iran it was day 279 for the 52 hospital and their British lawyer said two hours, preventing tourists from now 13. Rob came as close as possi­ But soap box racing involves more Christie mystery novels, writing poetry easier, according to the Price time than money. They estimated American hostages. But an- “they are ready to become martyrs going in or out. and watching her favorite sports on televi­ ble to the winner’s circle placing builders. tiAmerican fervor, fueled by Iran’s for their cause.” about 60 to 70 hours of work went into They scuffled with angry tourists sion. third the first year and then second. version of the way its students in the The hunger strikers were among 70 Father and daughter spent many the winning entry. in St. Peter's Square, forcing Vatican "Manchester is my birthplace and I love Both times he was beaten by girls. United States have been treated by Iranians arrested for trying to storm evenings working on the car, only to security officials to intervene. the New England seasons,” she said. And it took his sister to capture a ”It’s a good experience for us, we police, took a backseat to other the U.S. Embassy Monday. All but finish it in the nick of time before the Italian police were summoned and * " S n f trophy for the four-member family. race. work together and I get a chance to demonstrations on w h a t Khomeini two have refused to eat and all. like see them compete with other kids,” their compatriots in the United they dragged the screaming, kicking Garthered at the dining table one late ”Yeh. it was fun,” Kristine said. decreed as "Jerusalem Day.” South Church Price said. But not again in soap box Khomeini called on his supporters States, have refused to give their protestors away. afternoon, the family speculated the “But'T got tired of it.” MANCHESTER — The Women’s until she enters the Senior Divison to rally in Tehran to protest Israel’s names to authorities. Pope John Paul II was at his secret of winning might be based on To the building of Kristine’s car. for 12 to 15 year olds. Junior Division formal declaration of Jerusalem as "I understand the demonstrators summer villa at Castel Gandolfo 15 prayer group of South United Methodist sex, at least for the Junior Divison of Price brought not only his ability as a miles south of Rome at the time Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 10 to 12 year olds. winners must retire, and give' its undivided and eternal capital. are prepared to fast to death to mechanical engineer, but a another a chance. Esther .Matchett 1208 Mam St and the men's prayer group "I think it’s the girl’s weight,” background of racing car and boats. will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Price said. "In the Junior Divi­ ”I like the competition,” he says Another difference in the races is sion the girls are lighter and can use echoing Kristine. "But being in drag simply speed. Price drove at speeds Serum in short supply more tall weight. But in the Senior racing helps me to understand what up to 140 miles an hour from a dead Division, the ^ y s are lighter.” is necessary to win the soap box.” stop on a flat strip. Going down hill, Zinsser favors removal For Kristine, it made no difference A distinguished competitor, Price gravity powered, Kristine reaches that she was one of eight girls com­ began racing hydroplanes at age 11. only about 25-30 miles an hour. 5 ^ ' peting with 21 boys. "It’s the com­ In his teens he began drag racing. In “It doesn’t scare me,” she said, to control canine virus of machine party lever m petition I like,” she said. But she’s but added she ate only breakfast that 1960, his first year of racing. Price be a mutated form of cat distemper. often are left with severe heart also used to being in the minority. As captured seven trophies. He traveled rainy June day, before racing. A new fatal disease striking tens of A nationwide spot survey by United damage. MANCHESTER - Carl Zinsser, "It allows the party the option of run­ a right fielder for a Little League through the country, winning about Ironically, the father, daughter, thousands of young dogs is spreading Press International determined that Dellen Laboratories, Omaha. Neb , Repubublican candidate for the state ning candidates for office that are put up, team, she’s the only girl among the 250 races, culminating with setting and son racing, it is hardest on the so fast across the nation that there is senate has called for removal of the party not to strengthen the ticket, but only to fill Is operating 24 hours a day to turn out teams. ”We couldn’t get her to join the National Hot Rod record at York, mother. “I thought it was bad when not enough vaccine. the disease has shown up in at least lever in elections. up the tickets” Zinsser said. 25 states in all sections of the coun­ more than 800,000 doses of vaccine a the girls’ league,” Mrs. Price said. Pa., and reaching the semi-finals of Bob raced,” Mrs. Price said. "But The disease, called parvovirus, month, but it has a backlog of 3 Zinsser charged the Democratic- He said the Republicans have been "She wanted to play hard-ball in­ the Superstock Nationals at In­ when Kristine was out there I was was first identified two years ago at try. Victims number in the tens of controlled legislature blocked the lever’s fighting a losing battle, along with a few million doses. Next month Dellen stead of softball.” dianapolis. really nervous.” Cornell University. It is believed to thousands. removal, and refused Connecticut voters Democrats, and the League of Women Taste the winning Triumph* Symptoms include vomiting, hopes to boost production to 14 an "open election " Voters to remove the lever. diarrhea and high fevers, and death million. " I t is ironic that many of the Zinsser cited several reasons for the can come in 24 to 36 hours. Dellen is the only laboratory Democratic leaders who are pushing for lever's removal including political parties Parvovirus strikes dogs of all ages, licensed to make the vaccine an open convention m New York are will be encouraged to nominate can­ but is particuidrly deadly to puppies nationwide, but Animal Vaccine denying the voters of Connecticut an open didates with substance, voters will no fnryonrsdf. under five rn^ths. ft can wipe out an Laboratories in Council Bluff, Iowa, election, " he said in a released statement. longer be afraid of losing their vote by entire litter, and young survivors is licensed in six states Zinsser said the party lever, which splitting the ticket, and voters will be en­ enables voters to choose all the candidates couraged to select candidates on merit. 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The purchase now must be approved by utility Muskie Friday called on America's allies to share the ISeu' candidate Bronx hardware store with a motorcycle escort to "They (the Secret Service) talked to my father, who is regulatory boards in Maine and Massachusetts. burden of defense and sanctions against the Soviet Union. allow all delegates to “vote their con­ borrow the $4 rubber plumber’s plug. NEW YORK (UPI) — Carter forces afraid of the federal government and will do anything If the purchase is approved at the state level, it would In a major foreign policy speech to the Commonwealth science” on the first ballot since that is DETROIT i IT’I ' — Republicans saddled with a former The hissing, highly flamable gas had caused one of the said Friday they have victory in the they say, " Patterson said. "There’s noth'lng wrong with reduce F^C's share in the uncompleted plant from 50 to Club in San Francisco, Muskie said, "A common strategy crucial convention rules fight "wrapped the only way Kennedy or a "draft” can­ Nazi as their congressional nominee in one suburban ifTe. ' worst traffic jams in New York City's history — a 30-mile Detroit district were shocked Friday to learn the party 35 percent and greatly ease financial problems the utility requires a concert^ political response to Soviet actions up” and they have no intention of didate could muster enough support to Patterson was listed on Tuesday’s ballot as “L. Patter­ lock of highway and st>eet chaos that stretched from candidate in another suburban congressional race is a has had in trying to finance half the Seabrook project. . around the world. releasing their delegates as a conciliatory stop Carter, son " and election officials said voters may have confused PSC spokesman Gordon McKenney said the U.S. Staten Island to the Tappan Zee Bridge north up the Hud­ Muskie, before flying back to Washington in late after­ mental patient gesture to Sen. Edward Kennedy. Robert Strauss, Carter campaign'chair- him with well-known Oakland County Prosecutor L, Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved the purchase son River. noon, arranged to meet with about 90 relatives of U.S. Neither is given the slightest chance to win in Brooks Patterson. "There would be no purpose. It would be man, also predicted a rules victory and November but state GOP leaders aren't happy with the Thursday. g •» f t J hostages in Iran. He said the purpose of the meeting was counter-productive,’’ said Dick Moe, key He said he did not deliberately try to deceive voters but said strategists had considered releasing results of Tuesday's primary The electric companies involved include two Maine iJUlt Jlleu not to report any breakthroughs but to keep the families Carter delegate watcher, when asked if that voter confusion "probably helped.” the president’s delegates after winning Alfred Lawrence Patterson, a patient in a state mental firms, Bangor Hydroelectric Co. and Central Maine ported and "reassure them that the crisis is still our top the president would release his delegates Patterson faces incumbent Democratic Rep. William NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Harvey Ziskis Friday filed a $5 the fight, "but we found absolutely no sup­ hospital, said he spent J30 to $40 on his winning GOP con­ Power Co. priority.” tq vole as they please if he wins the rule Brodhead in November and Brodhead is expected to million damage suit against gaming officials and World port for it. In fact, we found tremendous gressional campaign in the 17th District. He made no Jai Alai claiming they violate his civil rights by barring Muskie thought the presence at the meeting of released fight. resentment.” chalk up the customary Democratic landslide. hostage Richard Queen would be especially reassuring public appearances and didn't even vote — because he him from pari-mutuel gaming facilities'in Connecticut. Moe, a lop staff aide to Vice President Carter strategists say they are certain State GOP Chairman Melvin Larsen said he is in­ Traffic unsnarled because of the good state of Queen’s mental condition couldn't get out of the hospital. But he outpolled two Sue Wise, a New Haven attorney representing Ziskis, Walter Mondale, said the Carter delegates of winning the rules fight by several hun­ vestigating Patterson's status at the hospital. after more than eight months of captivity. other candidates. NEW YORK (UPI) — Two cops who once were said the suit was filed in U.S. District Court in New "are so revved up that they would turn on dred votes. A rough headcounts in the "Pm very happy I won I've always been interested in plumbers and a trucking safety expert were the talk of Haven. In his San Francisco speech, the secretary of state said us ” if, having placed heavy emphasis on Carter camp shows about 1,9(K) votes for politics. " Patterson told The Detroit News in an inter­ Shares cleared New York Friday for their ingenuity in unlocking a 30- The Florida parimutuel division Thursday upheld its the industrial democracies "must make it unmistakably the rules fight. President Carter won the the "faithful delegate" rule and 1,450 view at the Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital. mile traffic jam with a simple $4 gadget. earlier ruling that a 1977 ejection from jai alai in Connec­ clear to Soviet leaders that adventures such as that in battle then voluntarily yielded the issue. against. Patterson, 25, told the newspaper he was committed to MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - Public Service Co. of The cops, Donald Thacke and Christopher Drauer, ticut automatically b a rr^ Ziskis from parimutuel ac- Afghanistan carry genuine costs.” The squabble involves a proposed T^le “We’ve got it wrapped up right now.’’ the hospital by his father July 14 at the request of the New Hampshire said Friday nine New England power watched firemen vainly trying to stop a leak in a 9,000- tivites in Florida. He said the West must be prepared to maintain its un­ that would bind Democratic delegates on said Jim Johnson, another Mondale aide Secret Service He said he was committed because he companies have received permission from the U.S. gallon propane tanker rig on the George Washington Ziskis took his gripes to the now-defunct Division of ified front as long as the Soviets remain in Afghanistan. the first ballot to the candidate they were who was heavily involved in the rules wrote a letter thretening to have Sgn Edward M. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to purchase additional Bridge Thursday that snarled traffic in and out of Muskie also told the audience there is no substitute for pledged to support during the delegate fight, although conceeding that "it was a Special Revenue after he was kick'ed out of Hartford Jai a SALT II treaty. ^ Kennedy. D-Mass , prosecuted for losing a prison reform shares in the $3.1 billion Seabrook nuclear power plant. Manhattan and forced thousands from their homes. Alai in August 1977. selection process. Kennedy forces want to different story eight days ago." In reference to Republican opposition to the strategic arms pact, he said, "Anyone who claims we can (SV ftCATTLE negotiate a better agreement without first nailing down SALT II is selling a bill of goods.” BOSTON Allen sets sishts C J Muskie told reporters aboard his plane from Los ALL Angeles he believes the votes for ratification of (SALT If still-are not available in the Senate and, “We might have on Texas coast to wait for the first few months of the new Congress.” Still seeking the Democratic presidential nomination. Sen. Edward TOP NOTCH STORES SAN FRANCISCO He also told reporters he expects to meet Soviet Kennedy mingles with supporters in front of New York's Waldorf forecaster said if Allen did Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York in late BROWNSVILLE, Texas Peninsula slowed its winds Astoria Hotel Friday. (UPI photo) LOSANOCLfS (UPI) — Hurricane Allen from 185 mph to 135 mph. intensify, “we would September when both will attend the U.N. General boiled through the Gulf of Small craft throughout expect it to slow down and Assembly session. Mexico F riday on an turn right,” endangering Muskie said the Soviets have indicated they want to dis­ HiCHtVI li the western Gulf, from the erratic track toward the Mississippi River to the central and north cuss the current state of the arms control agreement, Kennedy in New York 9 ■low,' coasts of Texas and M e x ic o ’s Bay of Texas coasts. now that it is stalled in the Senate. Mexico. Thousands of Campeche, were advised to Adding to the woes of the Muskie said his speeches on the West Coast, a pattern residents boarded up their stay in port, and the Miami Texas shore was the groun­ he will repeat through the rest of the country in the com­ OPEN beach homes and fled in­ Hurricane Center up­ ding of a barge loaded with ing months, are “designed to build a constituency for to make his last stand passage of the SALT If treaty and support for the ad­ land graded its hurricane watch explosive chemicals in the NEW YORK (UPI) — Showing no in­ three goals in mind. The first is to seek an ministration’s foreign aid bill.” Forecasters said Allen to a hurricane warning for Houston Ship channel. Of­ clination toward compromise or party uni­ open convention — the defeat of a The foreign aid appropriations bill also is stalled in For period ending 7 p.m EST 8/9/80. During Saturday, should regain its fury over the entire Texas coast. ficials, fearing the shifting ty, Sen. Edward Kennedy arrived Friday proposed rule that would bind delegates to fair weather will generally predominate except for some the abnormally warm open Mexican authorities took winds of Ailen could fan Congress, despite pleas by the president and Muskie to for his last stand against President Carter the candidate they were selected to sup­ rain over Southern Texas and Southern Florida. gulf and would reach its the same precaution for the fire and explode the en­ seize the opportunity for making an American influence and said he is the Democrat who can beat port, and thus foreclose any chance he SUNDAY peak as it neared land in the relatively unpopulated tire cargo, ordered an es­ felt in the developing world. Ronald Reagan in November. would have for the nomination. Debate on less than 24 hours. northeastern Mexican timated 1,200 residents His every step recorded by television the rule will come Monday night. The weather State meteorologist coast. evacuated from the com­ Anderson says cameras, Kennedy was the picture of c . J , „ Tome Larkin said, "If it "It’s not chugging along munities of Shore Acres, 'I defiance as he journeyed from editorial The second is to seek ^a--fair ^ o m in g mostly sunny Saturday afternwn. Continued ,,„m,nues on its course it on a direct path, but is still Pasadena and Seabrook. Democratic platform.” And the tFird is to hot. Highs 90 to 95 Fair Saturday night. Lows 65 to 70 board meetings with the New York new,- looks like it will land wobbling back and forth," Allen formed in the Dem split helps papers to a large noontime rally outside win the nomination, even though he has Mostly sunny Sunday Highs 85 to 90. Chance of rain 40 between Brownsville and said forecaster Paul Atlantic a week ago and about 7(X) ^w e r delegates than Carter. am to 9 pm percent Saturday. 10 percent Saturday night. Winds, 10 tr his campaign headquarters at the Corpus Christ! tomorrow Herbert in Miami. then smashed across the CLEVELAND (UPI) - Independent presidential can­ Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. , Kennedy, who will address the conven­ 15 mph shifting to westerly Saturday afternoon I Saturday I afternoon " At noon EDT, the eye Windward Island into the tion on Tuesday during the debate over the Northwest winds around 10 mph Saturday'night didate John Anderson, flatly denying a political deal with As the loudspeakers blared Aaron Allen had surged into the was located 405 miles east Caribbean. Thirteen deaths Sen. Eklward Kennedy, said Friday a deei) split among Copeland’s "Fanfare for the Common party platform, said he will use his ■New England Gulf as the second largest southeast of Brownsville, occurred in the crash of a - rr» '•w* Democrats at next week's convention would boost his Man.” Kennedy and his wife strode to the microphone to forward the cause of "the Atlantic hurricane ever or at latitude 91.4 north, helicopter evacuating oil chances. / podium where he greeted several state of- poor and the minorities who suffer most .Mans., (.onn. & R.I.:Variable cloudiness with after sideswiping Haiti, longitude 23.8 west, rigs off Louisiana. Asked if he is hoping for a/*blppdbath” in New York ficials who support his candidacy, in- when times are bad." scattered showers or thunderstorms into Saturday mor­ Jamaica. Cuba and the moving west northwest at "Hurricane conditions Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., walks through fire-damaged gar­ nominating convention, Anderson-replied, ”1 think that eluding Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N.Y., But<|Us overriding concern, Kennedy ning becoming mostly sunny Saturday afternoon.'Highs Yucatan, claiming 92 lives 18 mph, and expected to re­ will spread onto the Texas 90 to 95. Fair Saturday night. Lows 60 to 70. Mostly sunny age late Thursday behind his Hartford headquarters. Financial and makes me sound like a rather unpleasant sort of fellow, who called him “ a lonely voice said was to insure that the party chooses GET UP TO and causing millions of main on the general course coast Saturday,” the Sunday Highs 80 to 90 to be rather ghoulishly standing by in almost vulture-like crisscrossing the country.” "a Democratic nominee who can defeat dollars in damage. But the for the next 24 hours. National Hurricane Center campaign records were found ransacked and about $15,000 worth of fashion, looking on the carcass of the Democratic Par- Kennedy clearly enjoyed the spectacle Maine: Showers and a few thun^rshowers likelv into (Republican) Ronald Reagan in the fall. jungles of the Yucatan A Hurricane Center in Miami warned. campaign paraphernalia was destroyed. (UPI photo) ty.” and took quickly to the attack. "And I think I know which candidate A Saturday then becoming partly sunny. Mostly clear But he acknowledged that a “certain amount of friction “Do you want four more years of Saturday night and Sunday Humidity lowering later can do the job." among the delegates at the convention might pose in- double-digit inflation?” Kennedy roared, Saturday and Saturday night Turning cooler Saturday As the crowd cheered, Kennedy said night. Highs near 80 north to near 90 south Saturday and Iranian is charged teresting possibilities.” “No,” the crowd roared back. with a laugh, "1 accept your nomination. ” in the 70s to low 80s Sunday. Lows in the 50s to low 60s Dodd fire called He denied any arrangement with Kennedy and "Do you want four more years of The Massachusetts Democratic accused Saturday night. predicted President Qarter will be renominated. double-digit interest rates?” Carter of losing the economic issue to “There has been no deal, nor would I consider a deal," “No.” .New llunipKliire: Scattered showers and a few in couplers murder Reagan. He noted that the former Califor­ 600 thundershowers early Saturday then becoming partly he said. “He (Kennedy) called me, we got together, we "Do you want four more years of failure nia governor quoted Democratic Presi­ The Santys were shot to feud with the Santys. The bad a friendly discussion and that was that." in American foreign policy?” dent Franklin Roosevelt during his accep­ sunny Mostly clear Saturday night and Sunday, Humidity URBANA, in (UPI) - Santys were slain just work of burglars death Thursday in front of Anderson said he has not talked with Kennedy since "No.” tance speech last month in Detroit. EXTRA S&H U lowering later Saturday and early Saturday night. Tur­ An Iranian who said his hours after Belazadeh was next-door neighbors har­ their townhouse. HARTFORD (UPI) — The fire and ran­ that was put out it started on the other their meeting last week in Washington, when Anderson “f say the four years we've had already "I say we cannot afford to nominate a ning cooler Saturday night. Highs in the 80s to low 90s released. bored bitter feelings sacking of finance records ak- Rep. side too.” announced he would reassess his candidacy if Carter are four years too many!” Democratic candidate who will be quoting Saturday and 70s to low 80s Sunday. Lows in the 50s to low A truck driver who drove Mrs. Santy was shot 60s Saturday night toward him because Christopher Dodd’s, D-Conn., Hartfojd , Ms. Romash said no files were missing. • failed to win the Democratic nomination. Kennedy said he came to New York with Herbert Hoover in the fall." ‘ Belazadeh to the police sta­ while sitting in her car and Vermont; Becoming partly cloudy Saturdav after Americans are being held campaign headquarters probably was tie Hartford Fire Marshal'Ralph Marone GREEN STAMPS tion to surrender shortly Santy was gunned down work of burglars, aides to the epm- said the fire was being considered as ar­ some lingering showers early in the day Highs upper 80s. hostage in his native Iran after the shootings said the next to the couple’s gar­ Ella shorty Mo tall was charged Friday with gressman said Friday. son because a crime was committed at the Turning cooler and less humid Saturdav night and Sun­ suspect told him: “If I was age. Mrs. Santy. 25. was hit WITH THESE COUPONS Dodd, the Ddlnocr^tic U.S. Senate (time of the blaze. He said investigators day Lows Saturday night 53 to 57. Highs Sundav in the murdering the couple. in Iran I’d get a medal. ” twice in the chest and once 70s. nominee, was meeting with staff still didn’t know how the fire started. Mohammad Belazadeh. Belazadeh, a native of in the stomach. Santy, 24, a G members at the Washington Street office "We don’t know whether the fire was ig­ 31, was arraigned in Cham­ Iran, appeared Friday law student at the Univer­ Extended outlook late Thursday night when flamek shot out nited intentionally or unintentionally,” Lift podium will ‘fix heights^ paign County Circuit Court before Circuit Judge sity of Illinois, was shot THIS IS HOW IT WORKS; of a rear building containing files and Marone said. Extended outlook for .New England Mondav through on four counts of murder — Robert Steigmann — the twice in the back and once Wednesday campaign literature. ; ,O K » COUPONS SEP.-JCC’' two each for the slayings of same judge who released in the chest. Spokeswoman Marla Romash said $10.- Lt. Donald Perrault of the Fire NEW YORK (UPI) - What do Ella Grasso Mat.*,, R.I. a Conn.; Fair .Monday Variable cloudiness Scott and Cathy Santy of him Thursday on reduced Before surrendering, themselves. f o l l o w i n g C O ” ®'***; ; p.ichase ol MO -o M9 99 000 to $20,000 in brochures, posters, Marshal’s office said the reason the blaze and Mo Udall have in common? The governor broadcast of indelicate comments by unwary , Redeem coupons A^ C «ilMou P Tuesday and Wednesday with a chance of showers and Savoy Prosecutors said bond on charges of in­ Belazadeh told his story to Wynne, who will sit to the right of the envelopes and bumper stickers were broke out on one side of the room and then of Connecticut is 14 inches shorter than the delegates. thunderstorms. Daytime highs mostly in the 80s Over­ they would seek the death timidation and battery the trucker who gave him a podium next to the convention chairman, has a ,0, 400 EXTRA S* H GREEN STAMPS night lows in 60s destroyed in the blaze, a calculator and seemed to jump to the other side was congressman from Arizona, but both will be He can set a digital stopwatch at his seat to c R 8, r «,lh your purchase ot '50 to 59 99 penalty. arising from an ongoing ride to the police station. list of each speaker — by height. Simply by clock were taken, and finance records had because the flames reached the concrete the same height Monday night — thanks to a touching a button before the speaker steps to time each speech. Minutes and seconds will .Redeem coupons B & C « J c t AMPS Maine. Ne« Hampshire: Fair .Monday Chance of lor 500 EXTRA S * H GREEN STAMPS been rifled through. ceiling and then shot down again. remote control elevator switch. the podium and watching the platform, he can flash to the podium automatically, signaling showers Tuesday and Wednesday Highs mostlv in the A Q X P With vou? puFchssG 0 80s Lows in the 60s. "No one here believes that it could have “You had a tremendous build up of heat. Mrs. Grasso is 5-foot-3, and will address the adjust the height precisely. the speaker when time is up. Supposedly, the • Redeem coupons A.B & C w.tn Y Rumblings continue been politically motivated,” said Ms. Democratic National Convention Monday as speech will end when all numbers hit zero — Vermont: Partly cloudy through the period with the When it gets to the concrete ceiling, it has And nobody on the other side can see it. 600 yi4H g r e e n S T A > ^ Romash, who was at the meeting nJ place to go but sideways,” he said. head of the Credentials Committee, Udall is 6- unique for a political convention. chance for a few scattered showers Tuesday and VANCOUVER, Wash. working in the volcano’s 130 miles north of the Furthermore, Wynne had a vent installed Thursday night. “We think it might have Dodd is a candidate for the seat now foot-5 and will be the keynoter. Wynne also can set the timer during floor Wednesday afternoons. Highs ip Jhe upper 70s and I'ows in (L’P D - Volatile Mount St. "red zone." volcano at Monroe, more below the microphones to fan each speaker the upper 50s just been kids looking for money.” held by retiring Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, Gordon Wynne, the convention’s producer, debate. When 80 percent of the time allotted Helens trembled with Officials, now confident than 200 miles northeaster­ with a gentle stream of cool air under the hot She said Dodd and aides "heard glass lus taken care of the problem. Behind the for the debate expires, amber lights will flash small earthquakes and that the' scientists’ early D-Conn, The two Republicans vying to television lights. RtOEf M THIS VAIUAIK COUPON ly in Omak, and 50 miles breaking and thought there was a fight challenge Dodd in November are James Microphones on the podium he has installed an on the podium and at each end of the rostrum. burped plumes of steam warning watch is effective, “That ought to get rid of the sweaty faces on southwest in the Portland, back there. Two oi three minutes later we Buckley and Senate Minority Leader erectric platform that can be raised or When all the time is gone, the lights will The Almanac and ash skyward Friday lifted a 20-mile restriction TV,” he said. Ore. area. saw flames shooting out of the area. When Richard Bozzuto, R-Watertown. (wered by remote a switch — so everyone turn red. EXTRA following its fifth big erup- around the base of the While attention focuses on the podium, 100 looks equally tall to the more than 5,(X)0 con­ No nominating session would be complete B> I nited l’re»« Inlernulionul tion. but scientists mountain and allowed Wynne will monitor the rest of the convention S&H GREEN STAMPS Today is Saturday. Aug 9 the 222nd day of 1980 with 144 vention delegates and alternates and 15,(X)0 from the rostrum. He can pick up a hotline and without "spontaneous floor demonstrations" expressed “confidence they loggers, firefighters and On purchases totaling ‘10 to '19.99 to follow other visitors to Madison Square Garden. for the candidates. can now predict any scientists to approach talk simultaneously to spotlight crews, projec­ The moon is approaching its new phase Wynne, a lawyer from Wills Point, Texas, During those and other special celebrations, further major explosions. within 12 miles of the Shutdown adds new costs tionists, curtain operators and the orchestra The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. who has been in charge of every Democratic Wynne can flip on a bank of klieg lights that The volcano boomed with crater. leader. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) power costs are affected presidential and off-year convention since will twirl and flash on the walls and ceiling — The evening stars are Mars. Jupiter and Saturn. two distinctive blasts The volcano puffed "We only wanted to hold^ The PUC b a sic a lly He can check a large lighted board and see — Maine electricity 1972, believes that if you take care of the little a touch of Broadway in the Big Apple. Those born on this day are under the sign of Leo Thursday that sent ash steam and ash to 19,000 by the ruling. More than the power companies ac­ adopted the recommen- which state delegations have switched their ratepayers and not power $17 million of the $20 countable for their mis­ problems, the big problems will take care of "After all, this is New York," Wynne said. English author Izaak Walton was born .Aug. 9. 1593 clouds as high as eight feet Friday, Small dations of Joseph G. floor microphones on. That could avert the On this date in history companies must pay the million had already been takes,” spokesman Reeves miles into the sky and earthquakes shook the D o n ah u e, h e a rin g In 1831. the tirst tram in the United States'to be drawn $20 million in added costs collected by the utilities, said. spilled super-hot gas and mountain again an hour examiner for the case. by a steam locomotive made a run between Albany and caused by last year’s 79- and could not be recovered pumice over the rim of its later, shooting steam But PUC chairman Schenectady, N V day shutdown of (hritbine under state law. Donahue's report said, Live Cougars To In Manchostor 200 EXTRA huge crater several thousand feet from Ralph Gelder said, “I can't ^ The Holietic Yankee nuclear plant^he All three PUC members "The utilities have failed But U.S. Geological the mile-wide crater floor find any management im­ S&H GREEN STAMPS state utilities board ruled expressed doubts the Lottery numbers Survey scientists and to the rim of the unsettled prudence by the utilities to prove that they on purchases totaling *20 to *29.99 Friday. utilities “made every ef­ that led to the shutdown of Weight Lose Clinic seismologists, who have volcano, he said. minimized the cost of \ /{ • .ow*Ok o*H . OgPOk Me l ^ / l j The Public Utilities fort possible” to minimize the plant.” c g GOOD IHAu IAIuROAI AUC t| iMC monitored the ravaged Art VanBuskirk, of the j The winning daily lott^_V»hurnbers drawn F’ridav in Commission affirmed a replacement power costs. replacement power during New England ( • volcano since it first began . National Center for The other two PUC com­ 9 temporary order allowing But the panel members missioners, Lincoln Smith the shutdown” — by using Connecticut 551 acting up in March, issued Disease Control, said from customers 17 months to could not find “ im­ and Diantha A. Carrigan, all efforts to find the .Maine. 164. a warning in time to safely volcano watch pay the added costs caused prudence” on the part of agreed. cheapest substitute power. New Hampshire 4869 evacuate several hundred headquarters that reports WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT? by the purchase of replace­ the power companies. Rhode Island 9083 gbologists. Forest Service of light ash fall came from firefighters and loggers ment power. The 17month The case stems from the period concludes at the end shutdown of Maine’s only Here’s next schedule • A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. 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QD LPGA Golf Peter Jackaon Cias- C*nl«r Cul S lid * H Sirloinriom Tiprip S la a ilii or H homes soared from 33 to 63 percent ' Final Touch, any combina­ A oM a ill,ili, CubaCuO« S lt a ii or H smiled « 3 manufacturer has to obligation to pass along to ( D 0 Plaattcman Comedy- alc 3rd Round fnd S'riO'n • WHOLE FRYERS nouncement: "Next Sunday's ser­ the 10-digit Universal tion, plus 50 cents for f’ldCi’ops ^ E itraliraLaanGroundSa«r Laan Ground So«r ^9 | q An example And looked down into her baby's directly influence the sales consumers the price reduc- 4^antura Show 0 Domata mon topic, 'Do you know what hell Is Product Code number from postage and handling. The ~JOanMBoono 0 Nancy Savin: The Arte BEEP ROUND BONELESS One church member before going eyes: of his product on the basis tions given them by 1 0 0 Frod And Barney Meat like?" Beneath in smaller type were a bottle of 409 Spray flashlight is also available 0 Preeentel Sirloin Tip Roasts the words: "Come and hear our on vacation visited his minister and "Oh, love is the pathway to of price. manufacturers. Cleaner plus a register ThaShm oo 3:30 COMBINATIONtaiNATIONPACK PACK 4 9 Q ® YourCho/ce/ for one fluid-ounce state­ MMtar Rogers BEEP ROUND-BONELESS choir." presented him with checks for his Paradise ' 8‘ve you an The point you make is a 0 I Love Lucy tape with prices of two ment plus $1.95. Expires VIKa Alegre 9 ) 0 WIdeWorldOfSporta Alexis pledge to cover all the time he was ,, , . ,, example: By distributing a very important one, es­ 8 0:26 PororkLoin k Loin “ I . Sirloin Tip Steaks Forgiveness bottles of 409 circled. Nov. 30, 1980. Arguello will defend hie WBC World going to be away. Many church M hat IS your responsef 20-cents-off coupon, a pecially. in these in­ Expires March 31, 1981. CD In Tha Newt Superfeetherweight Champion­ During one of the persecutions of bodies have to pass a resolution per­ "God asks no man whether he will manufacturer can directly flationary times. Coupons Coyrighi 1980, United 0:30 ship IHte against Vilomar Fernan­ IRISH SPRING Refund. Feature Syndicate Inc. O Once Upon ACIaaatc'Dominic: dez. (90 mine.) the Armenians by the Turks, an mitting the treasurer to borrow accept life. That is not the choice, influence manv shoppers to Hangman's Hollow' Dominic Bui- Jake Host Gospel Time CHICKEN J i r FRESH-READY GROUND Armenian girl and her brother were One must take It. The only choice is man. a young naval academy HOT OR SW EET money to permit the expenses of the Superstar Proftlea 'Mai Each Package Contains: pursued by a blood-thirsty Turkish how." atudoni, laarna that his parents gBrooks' summer months to be paid. If ail of war# murdered. WHh only two cluee 0 Old Frtende, New Friends 'The Italian • 3 Breast Quarters (with back) Ground 'A.r.r | A 9 soldier. He trapped them at the end — Henrv Ward Beecher News for senior citi»en§ avallabta.Domlnicandhlsguardian. us would follow the example men­ Carradines'Fred Rogers visits with • 3 Leg Quarters (with back) Boavar, aat out to find tha klllere. the Carradina family where father Sausage Beef I Patties 1.59 m l (Cloeod Captionod) Johnandhiefoursons, David. Keith, F • 3 Necks 0 Carraacolondaa Robert and Christopher, share the POLSKA • 3 Wings BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED 0:45 trials of their personal a s well as 0 0 TbnaOut • 3 Giblet Packets lb. professional lives. (Closed FreshI whole 6-10 lbs 0:56 Captioned) Hillshire 189 Trips in the works Cuslom Cul mesMQUARiEBED SPui lEOQiKS .»iiMa»c> r n c s 0 * '’‘srrciED CD hi Tha News 4:00 tober is meeting with 10:00 Briskets lo O ld e r lb . By GLORIA BE\SO> large ^oup at our classes BIg Valley Kielbasa Cut-Up Fryers " Chicken Legs mora pkg tb enthusiasm. So far some 17 early because the date of X Or. Who Movie-(Weetern)*** "Butch Hi everyone! This is 0 SportaCantar GREAT ON THE GRIU MEAT and nine tables playing the sale is Saturday, Sept. And Sundance: The Early Days" A N N P A G E ^ 9 6ervices persons have sent in S I lb ^ 9 t-lb Gloria writing the last O M u n d o R a a l Tom Baranger, William Katt. pinochle with the high 13. Sliced Bacon phfl. A&P Franks phg column for a while, I hope, deposits for the 7-day trip 0 HotFudoa Praquel to 'Butch Caseidy and the scores going to George Schedule for the Week; 10:26 Andover SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1126 as Wally will be back at his to Nassau and Bermuda, Sundance Kid.' (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) Manchester Last, 623; Betty Jesanis, C D 0 SchoolhoutaRock ‘ SLICED ALL WHITE MEAT-FROZEN While or Mam St. Rev Dr George W Webb. Rev Laurence leaving just 20 outside Monday: 8 a.m. golf at 0 Another View FROZEN ) ) DAIRY Fm sT congregational c h u r c h of An. M Hill, Rev Bruce A Pehrson. pastors 10 a.m,, office on Monday. 10:27 0 Old Friende, New Friends The ^ 3 9 Dark Meal GOSPEL HALL Center Street 10 a m . breaking 616; Harry Pospisil, 606; E.H. course; 10 a.m. Cotonial * S pecial Cut Swift dover, UCC. Route 6 Rev Richerd H. Taylor, ^ ^o rship service. 7 30 p m . Praise and leaching 0 A a k NBC Nawa bread: 1V45 a m . Sunday school. 7 p m . gospel Thursday's trip to New­ cabins available. To clear Carradines'Fred Rogers visits with * Maple Cured 2-lb. pkg Sam Schors, 598; Bob kitchen social games; 10:26 * Sugariasi Turkey Roast pastor 11 a.m worship service and nursery care. meeting ^^rvice up some misunderstan­ the Cerrsdine family where father GENERIC Bacon l i i 9:45 a.m . SufKJay School EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Church and port will be off to an early 0 Ask NBC Nawa Johnandhisfoursons, David. Keith, FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL Schubert, 588; Mina 12:45 p.m. pinochle games. Chestnut streets. Rev Dale H Gustafson, pastor. start. You are to be here at ding, please know that we 10:30 Robert and Christopher, share the CHURCH. 745 Mam St. Rev Philip Saunders, Reuther. 579; Bert Turner, SEALTEST Bus pickup at 8 a.m., J PopayaHour trials of their personal a s well as ORANGE minister 10.30 a m . praise, worship service and Rev Michael R Lohmann associate pastor Lee 6:30 a.m. so we can leave will be leaving directly Goodwin, intern, Rev C Henry Anderson pastor 576; Marjorie McLain, 574; return trips at 12 noon and D 0 Bcooby And Scrappy Doo Bible study. 7 p m deliverance service. from the Senior Center professional lives. (Closed Bolton emeritus 6 a m Worship in the cnapef 9 30 a m at 7 a.m. sharp. J U.S. Tabla Tannia U.S. Open Captioned) xv\E FAR4# SOUR CREAM. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 Lake St. Rev Rene Maire, 573. 3:30 p.m. JUICE Worship in the sanctuary, children's cnapei and W'e are still taking reser­ that morning, right to the I Daffy Duck 0 Sesame Street CHURCH OF ST MAURICE. 32 Hebron Road. James Beiiasov. pastor 9 30 a.m . Sunday school, In the afternoon we had Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for ( 0 Daffy Duck Show Rev. Robert W Cronin, pastor Saturday mass at 5 10 30 a.m . worship service: 7 p m.. evening ser. nursery vations for our trip to the pier and board ship. Initial 4:30 NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 300 four tables for bridge shopping: 1 p.m. return IB M Moyart' Journal 'The Black CD Spo rts Spectacular i) i9 6 0 NEW CROP-ROUND WHITE RED, BLACK OR THOMPSON p.m . Sunday rnasses at 7 30. 0 15 and 11 a.m Amish country in Penn­ payments are due, with Agenda' A look at Black America's BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. 1040 Parker St. Rev Dr Howard L Love, pastor 9 a m games and the lucky from shopping. World Individual Speedway Cham- Worship service sylvania. Call into our of­ balance Sept. 5th. Spend da for tho 1080's. (60 mins.) pionahipt from England. 2) Cham- Boston TurnpiKe Rev Marjorie Hlles. pastor 9 45 CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams Street winners were Ed Hindle, Movie -(Comedy) a.m.. church Khooi. 11 am., worship service CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES 10 a m Wednesday: 9 a.m. pionahip Karate, coverage of World EASTERN SEEDLESS m at Thompson Road Rev Edward S Pepin, pastor Halloween at sea. United worship service for the congregations of fice if you need more infor­ “Everybody Does It" 1040 Paul ST GEORGE S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Boston Saturday masses at 5 and 7 30 p m . Sunday 5,100; Rene Maire. 3,910; health clinic by appoint­ r Championship bouts. 3) Westmin- both Center Congregational Churqh and Second mation about it. Last Thursday we didn't Douglas.LIndaDaraell.Awifewsnts r Dog Show. (9 0 mins.) Turnpike. Rev John C Hollioer. vicar 10 a m . masses at 7 30 9, 1030 and 11 45 a m. Marjorie McLain, 3,550; ment; 10 a.m, pinochle POTATOES GRAPES Family Eucharist, 11 am Nursery program and Congregational Church at Center Church during have a meal. We had open avocalcsroer.butherhusbandgsts Davey And Goliath HOOD - HALF GALLON CARTON A f l d CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY There will be no registra­ Betty Granna, 3,3^. one instead. (00 mins.) cofTee fetiowship July and at Second Church during August games and friendship cir­ Get Smart M r s SAINTS, Woodside Street and Hiiiatown Road tion on Monday, Aug. 11th, card games and visiting. 10 :6 6 BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bolton Wendei K. Walton bishop 0 30 a m . Priesthood Thursday, thanks to Joe cle; 12:45 p.m. bridge f Orange Juice S IT Well, the bus made the CD In The Nawa Hero's To Your Haalth Center Road Rev j Stanton Conover, minister and Refief Society, 11 15 a m . Sacrament Meeting because of the fire at D. Being chief chef and his SOFT MARGARINE - TWO 8-OZ TUBS 0 ^ 0 ^ games; 1 p.m. craft class. 10:67 4:46 Cheese Pizza'rP’ 1 5 9 9:30 a.m . worship service and nursery 1Q a m whole route and didn’t pick U.S. No.1 s a l v a t io n a r m y 661 Mam St Capt and Mrs Rockingham, but on the helpers, Steffie Mattice, 0 TbnaOut ANNPAOE-EXCEPT BEEF 11-OZ. PKG. Arthur Carlson, corps officers 9.30 A.m., Sunday South Windsor Bus pickup at 8 a.m., ® Listen All Purpose, |lO -lb. Land-O-Lakes Da 18lh we will register for up one person. 10:68 5:00 school. 10 45 a.m,, holiness meeting, 6pm, open- Dot Brass, Kay Nettleton return trips at noon and 3 0 Tima Out SLICED CHEESE 4 Q Q air meeting. 7pm, salvation meeting W A P P IN Q C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H , 1790 our fall trip to- Wildwood. Well, next week with no X Kojak Ellington Road Rev Harold W Richardson, and Ida Cormier, we p.m. 11KX) MeatDinners SH’ Coventry UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. 167 Wood- meals and one bus in New­ G D 0 PGA Champlonahip ABC ALL FLAVOHS-HOOO NU FORM mmitttf 9 15 and 10 45 a m . worship service and This is a terrific five-day X Soul Train IVIel-O-Bit r bridge St Rev Marvin Stuart, minister 10 a.m., served a nice meal and Er­ Thursday: 7 a.m, bus Sports will provide live coverage of COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Route Church Khooi port. I felt it would be a (X)Movla-(Horror)* "SllantNIght. ANN PAGE CHEESE < ^ 1 3 9 Sunday school. 11 a m . worship. 6 30 p m . prayer. trip with all meals for the PGA Golf Chempionahip. the 44-A add Trowbridge Road Rev Brad Evans, ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. 673 Ellington nie Irwin and Mike leaves for Newport. Be Bloody Night" 1973 Patrick 7 p.m., worship $126.00 per person. We do a waste of gas to send the linaleventofgolf'aQrendStam.from Ice Milk tr 7^ pastor Sunday. 9 3 0 am worship. 10 45 a m Sun­ Road Rev Can j Snarer, pastor Saturday masses Haberern helped call here at 6:30 a.m. Office O'Naai. John Carradina. Tha story FLAME RED FAMILY PACK jVionteryJack PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 Spruce St. Rev bus around. So there will Rochester, New York. (2 hrs.) ANN PAGE -12 COUNT PKG. day school. 7 p n. Bible study and fellowship at 4 and 5 30 p m . Sunday masses at 7 30. 9 30 lot of sightseeing, in­ of a small New England town that Chamf^nshlp Wrestling ANN PAGE 0 3 9 Wednesday. 7 30 p m prayer meeting Richard Gray pastor 10 30 a m . worship service, bingo. open for business. No bus GD and 11 am be no bus on Thursday. By livodinthaahadowaofadarkaacrat 0 AAU Boxing NationalJunior nursery, 9 15 a m.. Sunday school: 7pm, informal cluding Atlantic City. Cuts-t7*lb. Red ' PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Route ST. M ARGARET MARY CHURCH, Rav John J, We have some nice items today. that thraatoned it'a way of life. (2 ^ m p i c Semifinals IceCreamBars r* Whole Muenster Cheese biL 31 and North River Road Rev W H Wiikens worship Smithville and Cape May. the way. to the best of my Qumn. pastor Rev Joseph H Keating, assistant coming in for our tag sale, Friday: 10 a.m. kitchen hreV ® Mayor Athanson's Forum pastor 9 a m , Sunday school. 10 15 a rh worship Our motel is just a stone's knowledge, the meals will 0 0 0 Jataona lb. ST JOHNS POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC pastor Saturday masses at 5 p m . Sunday masses 0 Oreateal Sporta Lagenda Watemielons Tomatoes service but need many more items, social games; 12:45 p.m. 11:26 DISH DETERGENT-20* OFF LABEL CHURCH 23 Gofway St Rev Walter A Hysako, at 8.30, 10 and 11 30 a m throw from the ocean. start up again on Sept. 8. 0 Allas Smith And Jonas ST MARY S CHU.RCH Route 3l Rev F Bernard so try to house clean a little SchoolhouaaRock FROM LOCAL FARMS FARM FRESH pastor 9 a m mass m English. 10 30 a m mass m ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sand Hill setback games. Bus pickup C D 0 0 0 Quo Pats, U.S.A.7 Miller pastor Rev Francis A Liszewski assistant . The anniversary cruise Wednesday we had a English and PodSh Road Rev Bruce Jacques vicar: Rev Ronald E at 8 a.m., return trips at 11:26 0 Lawranco Walk Show . I / J o y pastor Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p m Sunday In The News ST BARTHO LOM EW S CHURCH, 741 E Middle Haldeman. assistant to the vicar 6 a m Holy Com ­ on the Rotterdam in Oc- CD 5:16 masses at 7 30. 9 30 and 10 45 a m noon and 3:30 p.m. 11:27 « wuy 700 Romaine Green Turnpme Rev Martin j Scholsky. pastor Saturday munion. 10am, family service and Sunday Khooi ® Thro# Stoogaa SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Route 0AakNBCNawt . mass at 5 p m , Sunday masses at 6 30. 10 and AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN REFORMED 5:30 44A Rev Robert K B^ntolO pastor 9 30 a m . 11:30 11 30 a m CHURCH, Rev Ben VanAntwerpen. pastor 9 45 ® U v l n g Faith ^ U quidf 9 Lettuce Beans Education for an ages. >J • worship service a m . Sunday Khooi H a m and 7 p m worship IT Fat AEm tI Show ST JAMES CHURCH Rev James Archambault, Swank writes third book 0 Radio PIcturo Show A look at service, nursery at both services aN-A-iymplcs Rev William F Carroll. Rev Francis V Krukowski, top forty radio with disc jockeys, MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH *) JonnyOiuaat GENERIC team ministry. Rev Edward J Reardon, in audio and visual jingles and actual ASSORTED-PAPER JAMBOREE (Wisconsin Synod). 300 Buckland Road Rev MANCHESTKK - The ture of the Crossroads SKMS k Nova 'Why Do Birds Sing?' Birds parform snees by hit makers like East Hartford residence Saturday masses at 5 and 7 30 p.m . uso song tocommunicata and to es­ Sunday masses at 7 30. 9 and 10 30 a m and noon Ronaid Muetjei pastor 9 30 a m , worship service Rev. J. Grant Swank Jr., Drug Help program. By George Harrison, Olivia Newton- 10.30 am Sunday Khooi tablish territory, but now sclontlala John.Blondie.theTubes.theBoom- FIRST ASSEM BLIES OF GOD 763 Oak St Rev ST BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Mam St Rev Philip former associate minister Before that he was Eugane STRAWBERRY POTATO OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH. (MiSKun are attempting to datarmine BOUNTY Ralph F Jeiley pastor i0 a m church school. ii A Sheridan and Rev Emilio P Padetii co-pastors. townRats. Synod) 239 Graham Road 9am. Sunday Khooi. 9 of the Church of the employed as associate _ ____ Brawff whether birds inherit their tongs, or a.m morning worship. 7 pm evening service Saturday masses at 5 and 7 30 pm. Sunday 0 Presentel and 10'15 a m . worship I read recently of a for­ are taught. (Ck>sadCaptionad)(60 0AsWeSeelt'SouthDivlsionHlgh FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East Hartford masses at 7 30. 9 10:30 and noon Nazarene, 236 Main St. has manager of the Communi­ mine.) School I, Milwaukee. Wisconsin' PRESERVES CHIPS (Southern Baptist Convennoni 36 Mam St Rev JEHOVAH'S W ITNESSES 647 Tolland Turnpike mally organized church of TOWELS written his third book, ty Services Department of _ 11:56 0 Ghost And Mrs. Muir Charles Co*ey pastor i t e m and 7 p m . worship 9 30 a m Bible discourse. 10 20 a m group dis­ Kennedy Worshippers, cussion "Son Power" released the Greater Hartford CD Doer AIo k And Annie services, nursery 9 45 a m Sunday school. 6 p m„ alluding to the late Presi­ 11:56 Training Union ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Vernon Aug. 1, by Beacon Hill Chamber of Commerce. EVENING dent Kennedy. Does this CDinThaNewt FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH (Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod). Cooper and High streets Rev ST JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 West St.. Rockville Press of Kansas City, He is married to the sacriledge startle you? If 11:57 6:00 m America), 1120 Silver Lane Rev Paul E Henry Charles W Kuhl, pastor 9am. Divine worship. Sktutday masses at 5 and 7 p m.. Sunday masses 0 T lm e O u t ^ 0 News 109 publishers. former Priscilla Caroline t "lissix 1 Jr., pastor 9 30 a m worship service Holy Communion the first end third Sunday of each at 8.30 (Polish), to and It 15 am so. why, seeing so many 0 Six MIIHop OoMor Man * - - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 67 Mam month ^ The Rev. Mr. Swank is Anthony. Her parents, Mr. churches have had their yP RacIngiTom Belmont Park I 1-lb. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH 69 Union St. ______AFTERNOON______St Rev WiMiam E Flynn, minister 10 a m , worship CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydali and Vernon streets A . - g f ' Rev Robert L LaCounte, pastor 9 a m . worship now pastor of the Church of and Mrs. Tennyson Russell origin In the peculiar 0 Movie -(Comedy)...... The tn- ■ baa service, church school, child care. H a m . coHee Eugene Brewer, minister 9 a m Bible desses 10 12K)0 Lewe"1079PeterFelk.AlanArkin. a m worship 6pm. worship service. 10 15am, Sunday Khooi. 7pm. evening ^ Shaxam m the Nazarene in Walpole, Anthony, reside at 44 views of one man—or hour. 6 p m , youth choir 7 p m youth fellowship service A blissfully content dental surgeon woman? X 1 Love Lucy is thrown together with a C.I.A. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1535 Forbes St SACRED HEART CHURCH Route 30 Rev. Ralph Mass. Sterling Place. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 447 N. □P Waakand Special agent when their children decide to Rev Ralph Saunders, pastor 10 a m . Sunday Kelley pastor. Rev Michael Donohue Saiurdey His previous books are The existence of hun­ school. 11 am., worship service. 7 p.m. Mam St 10 30 a m . church service. Sunday school, (B) Golf 1977 PGA Championship marry. The fun and laughter begin and care for small children mass at 5 p m . Sunday maaaes at 7 30. 9, 10 30 dreds of denominations blights evangelistic service Nursery at all services a m and noon “Which Way —Now and wHh their bullet-riddled chase from COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 585 E Center Second Church reflects the awful GodUHa WITH TOMATO SAUCE - S2-OZ. CAN SERVICE DELr BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 161 ST JO H N S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Route 30 Forever,” and "Moments Manhattan to a South American HBAANDGEN. MDSE. CHUNK LIGHT TUNA IN OIL OR WATER f t f i C Church St Rev Henry J Scherer J r , pastor 9 30 St Rev James! Meek, minister 9 15 a m .Church religious gullibility banana republic. (Rated PQ) (2 Rev Robert H Wellner, rector 6 a m., communion. To Go.” “Son Power” is a MANCHESTER-BiWe S STORE SLICED-IMPORTED a m . worship hour with child care provided for in­ school for all ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 10 a m.. family service and church Khooi characterizing tjie h«.) \ ChickenmSea M Sultana Beans 6; 10:30 a m . ser­ : SDw ay m /ssM a t 7, 6 30, 10 and 11:30 a m growth seminars in the ~) Tartan And Tha Super Sevan ^ C B S News provided for all services u ROCkWlLLE/UNlTEO METHODIST CHURCH, how absurd that God so Grape Jelly it 69^ nsh Detergent vice of worship. 6 30 p.m . evening service commitment. United States, Canada, ) Brady Bunch Gp iypBje PoUehere Tampons Potato Salad 55* 142 G r h ^ S t Rev Richard E. Thompeon. pastor carefully and precisely ) American Bandstand WHITE OR BLUE POWDERED LAUNDRY ANN PAGE SHELLS OR ELBOW| NEW YORK AMERICAN CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, (LCA), 40 10 45 a.m worship service The Rev, Mr. Swank is a Guyana and the West In­ 0 0 0 NBC News Pitkin St Rev Burton 0 Strand, pastor. Rev David TheSwUn revealed through the ) SportaCantar 0 Another Voice FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Vernon, 1961 magna cum laude dies. I Flaah Gordon Macaroni 2 .i8 9 * Sior* Siietd' Glastonbury B Stacy, associate pastor 9 a m Holy Commu­ 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A Lacey, apostles his will for all 7:00 Sail Detergent ’iir u Cheese . 1 ” nion. nursery care provided graduate of Eastern The Rev. Mr. Swank has The Sudan is Africa's larg­ ( WNd Khiodom'Mystariaaof tha minister. Rev Dsvk} C- Bowling, aaaittant minister. men! (cf. John 16:13, Agroneky And Company this Weph s * Available At Stores With Service Oeils Only ST DUNSTAN'S CHURCH. Manchester Road UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY EastNSs Wild' 9 55 a.m , Church Khooi, crib room, child care: 10 Nazarene College, Qunicy, served as interim minister est country, but most of its ICor, 2:10-15) If some Mjeelofilmpoeelble S p p rM l Rev Joseph R Bannon. pastor Saturday mass at 5 W Vernon St Rev Arnold Westwood, minister SMm CuMna ^ ^ 1 ALL G R IN D S -C O F F E E -"G O O D TO THE LAST DROP’ # % Q f l a m.. Worship service territory is uninhabited and ) After Benny p m , Sunday masses at 8. 9 30 and 1 1 am 10:30 a m.. Service. Mass, ard a 1964 master of of the Broad Brook United may rightly reverence one Vtetoryiterdan ) World Opportunitlee ITTfru eivfNAr.fwAiif GLAD PLASTIC BAG SALE! ’ FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINATIONAL unproductive. Even though 1:00 '4$ i«>«4 M(M TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack divini'j summa cum laude Church of A rist. the population center and man, others may g ‘ That Good Ole Neehville •<»> UkVMCUAM-UP 3MK TRASH 1 U M K M U a St. Rev Norman E Swensen. pastor: Milton Nlleon. CHURCH IN C , 9 Ellington A v e . Rockville. Rev, CD Partrtdo# Family Mueic Philip Saunders, minister Sunday, 230 p m . ^nduate of the Nazarene He servM as executive reverence jM ther with auisun t pastor. 6:15 and 10 50 a m.. Worship ser­ farming belt is known as the (D Movie-(Blooraphlcal-Orama) Dance Fever 10 cl 1 9 9 Set 1 6 9 1 20 cl W 9 Hebron daliverance service: Wednesday. 7:30 p m 'Theological Seminary, equal p ro p ri^ The truth ••H "Scott of tha Antarctic" vices. nursery for Infants. 9:30 a m.. Sunday Bible vice president of the rainlpnds, the rains are varia­ Once Upon ACIeeeIc 'Dominic: R Maxwell House pkg 1 pkg 1 1 pkg 1 deliverance service school classes for all ages three through adult, ble, and the Sudan's main is. doctrine, dogma, 1948 John Milts, Jamas Robertson TheHunter'Dominic treceaone clue On Roc^s ST PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Route 85 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 30 and Kansas City, Mo. He has Greater Manchester 8 Justica. The blooraphy of tha 20th 59! nursery for infants to hie parents' murdsra to the ceetie Rev WiUiam Persir»g, rector 10 a.nft.. Worship ser­ Meadowlark Road Rev Thomas N Colley, pastor done graduate study at cotton, food and fodder crops ritual, and lifestyle are Chamber of Commerce Cant ury explorer who lad an axpadl-of Lord Stainton. (Closed vice ST M ARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park and 9 am. Worship service with staffed nu’sery school are raised through use of the province of God alone. Harvard Divinity School, ^ to Antarctica. (2 hra.) Captioned) Gil e a d congregational c h u r c h . Hebron Church streets Rev Stephen K Jacobson, rector during the service from 1969 to 1972. At that some of the world's most elab­ (fi) European Soccer Champion-0 SoccerMedetnOermeny BURR CORNERS. MANCHESTER Rev David G Runmon-Bareford. pastor 10:30 Rev J Gary L Hoil^medieu. assistant to the rector. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cambridge. Mass, time he was on the United CMKN OF CMBT I orate irrigation systems. They aMp England va Italy 0 Hee Hew Quests: Billy Crash CALDOR PLAZA a m . Worship service, nursery; 915 a.m., Church Rev Alan j Broadhead. assistant to the rector. Mem Street and Elm Hill Road Rev Kenneth E He is the author of more Lydali and Venam StreeU school classes 7 30 a m . Holy Eucharist, 10 a m Holy Eucharist. Way Board of Directors draw chiefly on the White and World Cup Tannia Craddock, Tommy Caah. Louiae Knon, pastor 9 30 s m Worship service the Blue Nile rivers Phone: 64d-290S I Choppy And Tha Prtncaaa iliM SrORSAlf NOT AVAILAaH > O W M O L IS A l I ORMtAU OlALl«S than 200 .irticles in various and he outlined the struc­ ^ndrall. (Rapaat; 60 mina.) eMCISCFFECTlViAUOUSnO-ll 1M0 Wf HE SERVE IMI RIGHT tOUMlI SA llS tO JPACKAGI S AND lOCUHRl*'t I YPOGRAPHlt Al ERRORS ) ChamplonaMp WraatRng 0 Family Feud I VktofY Garden L ) Washington Weak In Ravlaw I Hogan's Haroaa ) Superman 30 Newsmakers 2:30 49 Life And TImaa Of Grizzly .14) Movie (Drama) *** "Tha 1:30 6:00 Adams Champ" 1979 Jon Voight. Ricky trouble really starts altar claas ) Hogan^aHaroaa g BtarTrak'I.Mudd' mins.) H ou e e " 197 8 John Beluahi, Tim ® Maaa. Council Of Rabble CD ABC News ^ Agroniky And Company 1:30 Schroder Awashed-upfighterlnes whan Jenny goes into labor and 10:15 ) Dave Allan Show ® Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen ^ 12:00 Matheson.AriotoualookatIhemad- tigloub golf tournament from Ro­ 1:45 Daklari 8 Connecticut: Saan for a boxing comeback so he can Gaorga goes Into hysterica. (S> Movie -(Science-Fiction) * * * I PTL Club-Talk And Variety 'Lila ia Worth Living' CD Movie -(Historical-Drama) *** cap mayhem of fraternity life during chester, New York. (3 hrs.. 30 CD News 6:20 19 Ropafallow t Call To Prayar provide a model for his son (Rated R epeat; 60 mins.) } Atk Tha Manager ® Larson "Young WInaton" 1972 Simon the '60s (Rated R) (2 hrs ) m in t) "Moonrakar" 1979 RogerMoore. 2:00 r Nawa 30 Milk And Honey PG) (2 hrs . 30 mms.) D World Tomorrow Lola Chiles. Nonstop action- 11:15 ®Movla-(Mystary)***^ "Spiral Ward. Robert Shaw. Winston Chur­ g Get Smart < 8 Ghost And Mrs. Muir GI) S porlsCenler PromlaaaOfGod g Old Tima Gospel Hour packed Jamas Bond spy thriller. Staircase" 1946 Dorothy chill's autobiography covering his ® Movie-(Drama)*** "Mickey 6:29 49 Little Rascals (D CBS News 2:15 ^ Morning Prayar 2:00 24-Soul Train ^ 4:00 ® It'a YourBusinaia (Rated PO) (2 hrs., 15mins.) 11:30 McGuire. George Brent. In an eerie early life, up to the point he was O n e" 196 5 Warren Beatty. Hurd CDSportaSpaclacular l)German ® Movie-(Drams)** "Big Heat" 6:30 3 U.S. Clay Court Tennis 49 Motocroaa AtSllvardoma 1 0 :0 0 10:30 (D Movie-(Drama) *** "Summer mansion, a mule servant girl la elected to the House of Commons in Hatfield A small time night club Grand Prix. 2) King and His Court 1953 Glenn Ford, Gloria Grahams ) Pincaladaa Championships 2:45 George Segal and Goldie C oinw llcut Ho-whig FkwnM SiiSlortty D Nawa CDCampalgn’80:DamocratlcNa- P lace" 1959 Richard Egan, Dor­ stalked by an unseen psychopath. Parliament. 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JJ News .4^ Prayar 11 Horsashow shipping line that unless comedy about a con man who Horn* mortgag* hind* ar* avaniM* tar Hm puroiMM* of teenage boy suffering from Down's Convention Report the coast of Maine. (3 hrs.) Taka AH" 1975 Shirley Jones, ® Athletes Risk Of Marriage (iDLPGAGolfPetarJackaonClaa- I Auto Racing '80 Cleveland Grand Prix $ t,5(X),OOOdollar SIS paid within 22 Syndrome, played by a teenager g Bunday At Tha King's House David S ustklnd Show LaurenceLuckinbill. 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The feature will Lladar Recital with Christa Ludwig 3:00 coma llmitatlona and CHrA appllcaUon prooadiiraa N a w i ^ Boston Red Sox be colorcast on NBC-TV’s The and Leonard Barnatain' Tha noted 24GraatParformancaa ABrahms 9 40 NatlonalOpenLongDrlving ^ World Oppo*tunl(lat Sunday Night Big Event.' and approval guldalinaa. conductor-composer accompan- A L £ f o o d MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M . TO 4 P.M. p ic k up y o u r v a lu e p a c k e d c ir c u l a r S Jimmy Swaggarl L'eder Recital with Christa Ludwig Championship IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! U9 Sunday At Tha King's House August 10 iaa mezzo-soprano Chriata Ludwig 39 Rax Humbard and Leonard Bernstein' The noted in a concert taped on location at tha conductor-composer accompan­ 34 MusIcalComady Tonight Some Segal stars as Charlie Malloy, An appileani mual appaar In paraon at a participating 39 Ed Allan Show Tal Aviv Museum. (60 mins.) oMhemagicalmomenlsof American nicknamed Dirtwater Fox. a 49 Morningtown ies mezzo-soprano C hrista Ludwig landar with a aignad raal aatata aalaa contract and a 4:30 theater are recreated m this pro­ clumsy card shark whose Come to Food Mart’s Big Country Fair! 7:30 m a concert taped on location at the copy of Iho moat racani partonal Incoma tax ratam. GD U fa Of Riley gram. whose performers include winnings are generally ques­ J Shalom Cornar Tel Aviv Museum (60 m m s) W Festival Of Faith CarolBurnett . Ethel Merman, Sandy tioned after he fails to conceal .V Faith For Today 3 f Movie Unannounced g BporteWorld Duncan and Rock Hudson (90 I ' Chrlatophart 39 Movla-(Mu8lcal)***'i "The his heavyhanded cheating ® Doc: Oldest Man In Tha Sea On v if PBA Bowling Quad Cit'cs Harvey Girls" 1946 Judy Garland. mms ) techniques WALOBAUM'S ^ It*s A Big Jamboree Of Savings! 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Everyone has the same opportunity to win, lor every entry will ELBOW MACARONI dark past falls in love with a fading CREAM CHEESE *1-19 34 All-Star Soccar GEM TEACH • PEAS•0'J OZ or ZITI WITH LINES REGULAR PKG OF 2 8 OZ TUBS be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming la acraan star, goes with him to Holly­ 2 f Nova WhyDoBirdsSmg'7'Birds GOAT WAR Beans wood end masterminds his spec­ Paste use song to communicate and to es­ LASS WIN necessary. CHIFFON MARGARINE 79* tacular professional and personal tablish terntory. but now scientists « LAST WIT 2 8 O Z . C A N SCHORRS WHOLE or HALF 9. The correct solution to this week’s Prizaword will be comeback. (2 hrs., 30 mins.) 6 O Z . C A N QUART are attempting to determine LIFT WOOD 4 published the following Saturday. Rax Humbard KOSHER PICKLES JAR 99* whetherbirdsinhenttheirsongs or MEN WOOL Movie-(Drama)**** "Norma aretaughi (ClosedCapiioned)(60 MOVE WRING 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical DORMANS n a t u r a l Raa" 1979 Sally Field, Beau mms ) NOSE errors which may appear during the puzzle game. Bridges. Brilliant portrait ol a SWISS SLICES 6 OZ PKG 9 9 * 39 What About Woman $ woman in today's society. Suffused FOR H # HOOD S f a m il y h e l p e r ____ 39 Movie-(Wastarn)* "Marshalof 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal with humor and glowing with Madrid ' 1972 jienn Ford Edgar custody of Nate Agostinelll, President Manchester S ^ e warmth. (Rated PG) (2 hrs., 15 COTTAGE CHEESE Va? ^cup 99^ Buchanan Faced with a senes of LAST WEEKS Bank. •■^- m inO 1 LB PKG q u a r t e r s ^ murders.marshatunearthsoborder DOROTHY 8 8 ® CHiPaAthraatenedgang 22 OZ smugglmgoperationorganiiedand BOB GRIESE MRS. 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MANCHIBTIII 8 - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Aug, 9. 1980 ✓ Jens Kahnert of Wiesidaden fireworks but the audiences have crew working on the Glastonbury i [East Hartford delegates TownTollc grown too large, while Democratic Youth and Family Resource] The next round of fireworks may Councilman Richard Torpey and Center's production of "Carousel.' be on the ground, as community Chamber of Commerce President With the play scheduled to begin I leaders and town officials go public Judith L. Carr have said the display Corn on the coh wins young German’s approval next Thursday, the cast will go I with their support or opposition of should be expanded. to keep original pledge through its first dress rehearsal! East Hartford holding its Fourth of July fireworks display next year. tonight at 6:45 and then next and 25 pledged to Carter. control legislation, more federal sup- Jens, 8, is the house guest of ticipating in an agricultural program Mayor George A Dagon and Park It's the homestretch for Wednesday another dress rehear-1 By PATRICK REILLY By BETTY RYDER them. We did, and it turned out to be He said despite divisions in the par- port of science research and Michael and Jane Wlochowski of 94 hosted by a Cromwell nursery, Director Fred Balet say they love members of the cast and technical sal is scheduled. Herald Reporter Family Editor the best part of the trip,” Jane said. ty before the convention. Democrats techi.ology and strengthening the Cambridge St., and their son, Aaron, Michael’s father and Mr. Kahnert EAST HARTFORD - Although "It was then we decided when the don’t want to do anything to enhance country’s mass-transit system. Corn on the cob has taken on a 11. The Wlochowski’s other son, became friends and have cor­ the "open convention” crusade has boys were older we would swap them the possibility of. Republican can­ The platform also include more flavorful new meaning for Jens Jason, 14, is staying with Jens’ fami­ responded through the years. gained converts, three East Hart­ for a sbmmer and this summer we didate Ronald Reagan becoming support for families in whatever Kahnert of Wiesidaden, Germany, ly for the summer. "When Michael and 1 were touring ford’s delegates to the Democratic did," she said. president. form they are in, she said. Mrs. and since his arrival in Manchester The family friendship developed in Germany a few years ago, we National Convention will remain true Jason will be traveling with the ObituQric6 Mrs. Fahey also said Democrats Fahey said the plank asks for more in mid-July, he has devoured a fair some years ago, when Jens’ father called the Kahnerts for his father, to their original pledges. Kahnerts and their daughter, may be fighting now, but will come child support services so that share of the golden ears. lived in Rocky Hill, while par­ and they insisted we come and visit When the national convention Jessica, 7, to Spain, Switzerland, Gertrude Sehurf together at election time. families can make it through a crisis France and Czechoslovakia, on a opens in New York Monday, East “Some Democratic delegates dis­ intact. MAMIIFSTFR - Gertrude Hartford will be represented by five-week vacation. Scharf. 84. formerly of Rockville, agree on parts of the Democratic delegates State Sen. Marcella C. As important as the party’s Meanwhile, Jens is having his died at a Bloomfield convalescent philosophy, but most are in agree­ Fahey, D-East Hartford and James presidential choice is, Mrs. Fahey share of excitement, too. home Friday. ment over the basic principles of the M. Fitzgerald, state Democratic said sthe choice of state legislators "We visited the Rhode Island and Bom in Rockville, she had lived in party,” Mrs. Fahey said. Party chairman. Alternate deligates is equally important. She said if Connecticut beaches,” he said. “We Hartford many years Mrs. Fahey, vice chairman of the saw starfish and looked for crabs. to the convention from East Hartford Legislature’s Appropriations Com­ voters want a more fair procedure of She leaves a cousin. Mrs. .Nicholas are attorney Michael J. Whelton and reapportionment next year, it’s in “We plan to go to New York City, Isch of Wethersfield mittee, seeking her second term in Boston and Sturbridge Village. I got John J. ODea. the house this November, said she their best interest to vote Democrat. Graveside services wiil be Monday Fitzgerald said last week he "Through Kennedy supporters may to ride the Water Whiz (a waterfall at 10 a m. at Grove Hili Cemetery. remains pledged to Carter. She said slide) and even saw "The Empire suggested President Carter and Sen. she supports Carter because she has be disappointed after the convention, There will be no calling hours. The Edward Kennedy release their they must realize the country can’t Strikes Back’,” the happy youngster arrangements are in the charge of an obligation to the people who voted delegates to the convention, but he is go into the hands of Reagan," Mrs. said. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington in the state’s presidential primary. not in favor of changing the rule that Fahey said. The Wlochowskis are members of Ave. She said the question of wnether to the Glenbrook Swim Club in East calls for d^egates to remain faithful An alternate delegate to the con­ have an open convention has oc­ Hartford and so the boys have had to the pndidate they pledged vention from town, Whelton said cupied Democrats and prevented their fun in the sun. They also visited themselws to. things haven’t changed enough since Church plans activities them from really looking at their Camp Hiati in Hebron for a day. Fitzgdrald, a Kennedy supporter, the primary for him to drop his sup­ Republicans challengers. Mrs. Fahey "They’ve just about lived in MANCHESTER - Events said/there is a division in the party on port for President Carter. said once the convention is over peo­ bathing suits and T-shirts, Jens scheduled by Emanual Lutheran whether or not to change the “It’s unfair to judge Garter on his ple will recognize the difference brought slacks and summer shirts Church next week are as follows: "faithful delegate" rule, with the between the presidential candidates. drop in the popularity polls,’’ Monday —7:30 p.m. Anniversary majority not favoring the rule Whelton said. with him, but he soon found that "I can’t imagine the Democrats trunks and T-shirts are the committee. change. doing the horrendous thing the Whelton said the rift within the Tuesday —9 am . staff; 10 a.m. “There may be a division now, but Democratic Party has been blown summertime-style here," she said. Republicans did by taking the ERA The youngster was surprised at Beethoven chorus it won't remain after the conven­ out of proportion by the press. amendment out of their platform," how reasonable clothing was and has Wednesday —7 p.m Joint service tion," Fitzgerald said. Because of the media coverage of the Mrs. Fahey said. “That set the party purchased a few American shirts and at Concordia. Fitzgerald, East Hartford back into 1890s.” open convention question, the party’s of course, the ever popular jeans. “In Thursday —10 a m. Prayer group; Democratic Town Chairman for 25 platform has taken a back seat, She said Monday night at the con­ Germany, jeans cost between 530 and 11:15 a m. care an visitation; 2 p.m. years, was unanimously elected to vention, a demonstration in support Whelton said. Laurel Manor visitation. 540 and we found just the right size the state post in January. of the ERA amendment is scheduled. ■ "Time has been spent on the plat­ for him at 514,” Jane said. Saturday —8 p.m. Emanuel Hill The rule change decision will be Mrs. Fahey said many of the form and its minority planks, but the Chapter of AA in Luther Hall, Jens has made a lot of new friends decided after a one-hour debate Mon­ delegates plan to dress in white to press has made the open convention Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 and has been invited to several day night and if the rule is upheld. symbolize the struggle of suf­ top priority,” Whelton said. cookouts. What foods does he prefer? Church St. Fitzgerald said. Carter will surely fragettes in the early 1900s. He said once the campaign begins Chicken, roast beef and spaghetti are win on the first ballot. If the rule is The press may not have given people will learn a lot more about high on his list, with the exception of Registrar elected not upheld "anything can happen,” proper attention to the party plat­ Reagan and the swing will be away corn which is on top. from him. he said. form, but Mrs. Fahey said many of “He’s staying with a Polish family, BOLTON — Ilvi Cannon was un­ Fitzgerald said at his last count of its particulars are important. She The other alternate delegate from animously elected Democratic but we can’t get him to eat kielbasa," the Connecticut delegates to the con­ said the platform includes rights for East Hartford, John J. O’Dea, was Jane said with a grin. registrar of voters at a recent party vention. 29 were pledged to Kennedy the handicapped, stronger handgun unavailable for comment. caucus. Jens will be departing for home on Aug. 15 and while he has stored up a Elected justices of the peace were lot of memories, he also has included Norma Licitra, Aloysius Ahearn, Ilvi a gift for his family. Cannon. Richard Vizard, Sandra Patricia Low no stranger "We hunted through several stores Pierog. and Henry Ryba. for those little corn dishes and Daniel Harris, Democratic Town holders to put in the ends of the corn Committee chairman, said, “I would to hot political battles and finally found a set," he said. like the public to know that all "I’m bringing them to my parents,” candidate for whom they were the president’s chances. registered Democrats are invited to “I* * By DAVE LAVALLEE he said with a twinkle in his eye. elected on the first ballot. Some of participate in town government by "I hope the electorate will not On the board Herald Reporter these people want it both ways,” she His motive is obviously CORN. serving on appointed boards. " judge the president on the behavior GLASTONBl RY - Patricia V, said. of another family member. But 1 am Anyone interested in serving Kari Jackson, 11, of 235 Hubbard St., Glastonbury, prepares Low is no stranger to hotly contested The four-year town chariman said not about to judge Billy for what he should call Harris who resides on to take a dive during recreational swimming at Glastonbury political battles. The Democratic Vernon Road High School. (Herald photo by Lavallee) she isn’t sure if failing to open the has done," she said. Town chairman helped her party convention will cause a kplit. Abortion will not be an issue in the Jens Kahnert of Wiesidaden, Germany, at left, load up the station wagon with beach towels and engineer a big upset win for control "1 don’t know if it will. But 1 think platform, according to Mrs. Low, but and his friend, Aaron Wlochowski, 11, get ready to tennis racquets as they head for fun in the sun. of the Town Council last November. even if we opened it up, he, (Carter), she said the party will be supporting She could be entering another hot would undoubtedly win," Mrs. Low ERA. battle when she begins working said. • during her first trip as a delegate to She made a decision to support “Personally, 1 also support DemSf GOP different registration," she said of the just- the Democratic National Convention Carter after her party’s victorious next week. run last November. completed program run throughout Mrs. Low and her fellow delegates "1 made a decision after the elec­ the country, "We need a strong defense," she said. leave Glastonbury Sunday at noon tions that the president was doing a for the trip to New York. good job. Mr. Kennedy’s beliefs “Everyone is excited about going in more than ideologies to the convention,” Mrs. Low said of The Jimmy Carter delegate is differ from what 1 believe in,” the strong in her support for the presi­ the area party traveling to New designated the candidates. platform. former president of the Democratic York. By MARY KITZMAN.N dent and she said she opposes any ef­ Women’s Club, said. Herald Herald Reporter "The delegates are not friends of "1 could never agree to wage and bosses who can be swung easily,” he fort to open the convention to free the Mrs. Low, also a former vice chair­ “ It’s going to be a good and price controls," Mrs. Weinberg says delegates. photos MANCHESTER - Perhaps the said. "They truly follow Carter/Mon- of one of Kennedy’s proposals. man of the Town Plan and Zoning exciting convention,” Mrs, Low said. delegates' travel plans capture the dale This is not the old days of the "I support the rule, (dl-H ), that Commission, said she is hoping the "It’s going to be exciting to be a part by Other minority reports Mrs. Brin­ requires the delegates to vote for the differences between the Republican party hierarchy. It’s hard to turn our damour fears losing are refusing par­ Billy Carter controversy will not hurt of the history-making process." Pinto and the Democratic National backs on the primary." ty support for candidates opposed to Conventions. But Mrs. Brindamour argues ERA, a freeze on nuclear testing, and New environment^ new dieU new brogue Conneticut's GOP delegates Kennedy is trying to "turn the party federal chartering of oil companies. Hearing looms on cafe sale traveled to Detroit en mass, taking back to the people." detraction to their area. the same plane. The Democrats, "These are more liberal stands MANCHESTER - A Charter Oak one member of the group said "What people don't realize is that "this is a diverse neighborhood," traveling two hours to New York, are more suited to a Kennedy can­ Street neighborhood group, which Tuesday. "We want to eliminate the rule was made by Carter’s people in one of the group’s organizers said. going in camps, for Ted Kennedy and didacy,” she said. While giving hopes to have a say over the sale of activities going on in the pub ... the 1978,” she said. "We never had that the Brass Hammer Cafe, filed a peti­ "You have professionals and blue nude dancing.” Jimmy Carter, and for personal rule before. We should all be able to Kenney a 50-50 chance on winning Former Manchesterite enjoys family life in Ireland reasons, going alone. the rules fight, she knows the con­ tion with the state Liquor Control collar workers, toddlers and teens vote our conscious. The current owners of the Brass Dorothy Brindamour. a Kennedy sequences of politics. I won’t have Commission protesting the sale here. The place is an unbelievable "What if there was another Hammer, Curtis and Ellen Heinz, delegate traveling with several much of a role in the convention if Thursday. The commission must now eyesore .... it’s the seediest of Watergate, and we would be bound to said they have made concerted ef­ • others, promises a "fight to the Kennedy loses," she said. "It would automatically schedule a hearing and places.” vote for the candidate because of the forts to sell the establishment rather Both Joyce and Kelly were critical bitter end" for Kennedy. But, the end be like knocking your head against a elicit testimony from the group. The group, whose members asked primaries?" than face a possible obscenity By BETTY RYDER of the U.S. Consulate in Ireland may come early in the week-long wall” The cafe, located at 120 Charter to remain unidentified, said in their Mrs. Bindamour said she would Oak St., and the scene of six arrests petition, "The neighborhood is hearing before the commission. Last Family Editor saying that American families new" convention The crucial vote on support the party's final choice, but to that country are not put in touch But Squatrito and Mrs. Weinberg for public indecency so far this year, residential and the cafe is on the year the couple paid |750 in fines for Although the distance from the whether the delegates won by the would not campaign for Carter Mrs. also acknowledge if the Kennedy with other Americans residing there candidates in the primaries are is in the process of being sold to fringe of Charter Oak Park, a 18 counts of obscenity lodged by local United States to Ireland Is about the Weinberg said she would campaign forces win, they will be out in the "The embassy should give new­ bound will be Monday night With Rhonda Foster and her financial children’s playground and popular plain clothes police officers who said J same as from the East Coast to the for the nominee, whatever the out­ cold. backers, S&M Associates. S&M is recreation area ... The element comers a list of Americans in their Carter having more than enough come of the rules fight. But she says the Heinzes allowed the dancers to West Coast, the everyday pace and respective areas so they can make delegates to win on the first ballot, owned by Dwight Scherban, of 23 which is attracted to the cafe makes* lifestyle differ and one Manchester- there’s a 60/40 chance it will be Q uillers Seaman Circle, who serves as presi­ the residents fearful of their expose themselves in violation of contact with them There are many Kennedy's presidential hopes rest on Carter. town and state laws. The Heinzes raised young mother is happy. young women, whose husbands arc the rules vote. dent and treasurer, and his neighbor, children’s safety entering and exiting When Joyce Baldyga, daughter of Mrs. Brindamour, town committee (il.ASTONBl'RY — The Glaston­ John Marin, of 25 Seaman Circle, the the park.” contend the dancers exposed away at work all day. who don't know However, Squatrito recognizes the vice chairman, emphasized along bury Quitters will meet Aug. 21 at Mr. and Mrs. John Baldyga Jr. of 439 corporation’s vice president and themselves without permission. Hilliard St., Manchester, married anyone at all I'm sure they would ap­ Democrats, unlike the Republicans, with Kennedy's endorsement 'The group also alleges thgt the preciate being able'to call another secretary. Kelly Wilson of Holywood, Ireland, do not have several "focal" issues chances, the rules vote will also 7:30 p.m. at South Congregational "general appearance” of the building Neither Scherban, Marin nor Ms. American and perhaps get together The neighborhood group, fearing six years ago, she was no stranger to such as ERA was at Detroit. determine the Democrat's platform. Church The meeting is open to all "is detrimental to the neighbor and Foster could be reached for com­ as families." Joyce said the exotic dance format will continue Ireland. For all three of Manchester's "I don’t think any of the minority that cafe patrons ignore the "no ment on the sale. The group needs quitters. The group will be making if the sale goes through, circulated a Joyce says she contacted the U.S. representatives, the focal point is the reports will be accepted if Carter parking” signs on the street, adding only ten names, and, according to It was while vacationing in personal identification cards. Par­ petition earlier this week charging Consulate's office in Ireland^o in­ rules vote, which will ultimately wins the rules fight, ” she said. to the congestion in the area. one member, Friday it has at least Golway, that she met Kelly, who was quire if it hosted any social events the cafe with being an unhealthy then a Rugby player, and the year determine the party platform Mrs. "Maybe they will put in one or two ticipants .are reminded to bring “We’ve wrung our hands too long,” that many on the petition. whereby Americans could meet their before they married she v isit^ in Weinberg summed up the convention just to look good." scissors, fabrics, a ruler and their countrymen, but was advised that atmosphere, even as she and her Belfast. Manchester’s two other national current project. For further informa­ "we don’t do that anymore " family prepare to leave, as "fiesty" delegates Barbara Weinberg, Board How does life in Holywood com­ tion call 633-0138 or 633-8248. Police find stolen bulldozer pare with life in Manchester? Well, Kelly is adamant in his feelings As First Congressional District of Directors member, and Dominic while she misses her family, she about American involvement in Irish campaign co-ordinator, Mrs. Squatrito, attorney, agree that few of MANCHESTER - A Limberger’s and Bassett’s “thousands and thousands the FBI will continue to politics. loves it there. Weinberg ‘feels strongly" about Kennedy’s platform proposals would bulldozer was reported alleged roles in the theft, of dollars” in stolen con­ conduct Investigations in "In Ireland, the people resent Roller Hkaling Now the mother of two boys, Carter retaining the primary-bound be accepted by Carter supporters. stolen June 2 from an and state police officers, struction material, heavy American politicians who involve delegates. "After all the time, the cooperation with the Shaun, who will be three this month, Squatrito, who says the chances of MANCHE.STER - The Ellington construction site conducting the investiga­ and light equipment, food themselves in Irish politics just to work during the primary campaign Connecticut state police, and Neale, 15-months-old, Joyce has Kennedy winning the rulesTight are Manchester Recreation Department has been recovered in the tion, were unavailable.- and liquor and bad checks. protect their own votes at home How to win delegates, why go through all but would not elaborate. found life in Ireland quite rewarding. "almost nonexistent" preicts the is offering supervised roller skating rural Wisconsin communi­ Foster went on to say Agent Foster added that would you (AmericansI like it it we that and release them’’ " she said. platform votes will resemble the at Bentley School Plavground on ty of Chili by FBI agents. federal charges were “The pace is much slower,” she said. “Stores are mostly located on a came over from Ireland and tried to Squatrito, statewide Carter co­ final rule vote. FBI agent Richard possible in the case, but Hollister St. Monday, Wednesday and main street and everyone walks to do tell you how to run your country’’ " ordinator, said releasing the As the convention is deeply divided Foster said Friday, the THMKSaVM6 THANKSGIVING Fridays from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. wouldn’t comment further. their shopping. Holywood has a pop­ Commenting on the strife in delegates on the first ballot would be on the two presidential candidates, dozer, valued at between Interstate transportation Belfast, which is only six miles from Music is provided but you must use NOVENA TO ST. JUDE ulation of approximately 15,000." returning the days when party bosses so are the delegates’ views on the your own skates. 512,000 and 515,000, was of stolen equipment NOVEM TO ST. JUDE their home in Holywood, Kelly said. The cost of clothing in Ireland is sold to a Springfield, Mass, automatically calls for an t W. SI M>. IM S Ita Mft... PIM “Everyone is concerned about h WtH >1 rict ■ ilndK M Im m ineany double what Is is here. Joyce heavy equipment dealer, FBI investigation. • li^ H Ml. IpMit a i iirtir, p «l hi Belfast, but look what's happening in ilto M M b M m. mm Um if a k m (ferili laMM iiarcMMf a a c o u l^ ’t |>eireve the low prices. who in turn sold it to a a . ank. M m a t t a a m ■ m your own country. You are having Linberger has also been IMM W M W Memmm il < * "And, yet, here everyone complains Banjoist to entertain Wisconsin dealer. The mH mm ipiW pM ip b W If Mii ti a m i r. pi I km non. In* m riots, racial unrest, etc." Wisconsin dealer then sold implicated in at least one Ml i iMM MMMM im •» M if M k a a. kHfi la M l) kn I. a w about high prices,” Kelly said. musician, music teacher sisls 01 a clarinet, trumpet, German visitors from the W l Mb hM*% N b W m MIM #5M Despite a few social differences, MANCHESTER - Ber- other dozer theft and, ac­ M ku |lm wk r m mai S m Ik Living in Ireland also brings about and entertainer for more trombone, tuba and drums. the machine to an unwit­ Mb |fMl pWM b MMt b MV MIWmI. and the fact that our "beer is flat and nie Bentley will entertain Friendship Force might cording to police, is also in- •) Miitlim. liS W a m fm m t a t a change in diet, according to Joyce. than 50 years, has played Evie Vale, drummer, who ting private contractor. w Ml b I* MMMI Mi MfMl MbW b too sweet,” Kelly admits he wouldn't with his banjo and a five- like to invite their gue.sts to n , I MiW b ^ MM MMi bM aM Mai a ratnl prwH a M “When 1 was home, we never ate for children in hospital volved in a loosely The Kelly Wilson family of Holywood, Ireland, gives the sitting some deep thought, as the rest of piece Dixieland combo played 12 years with I MHi Ml b ib bMM Ika Hal am i m cim )■ a kt a lamb. But in Ireland, we have nice mind living in the Unif$d States for a words, senior citizens as Frankie Carle, will be a night of typical American Two men, Fredrick organized crime ring with nkii pose for a family picture during their recent visit couple of years. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Limberger, 25, of 8 Sadds three other men. Detective spring lamb, and it’s delicious. We the family, from left, Neale, 15-months-old; Kelly well as on radio and televi- heard in a drum solo. music. The event is free. Sm bm Im M mi, W t M iMM Mb During their visit with Joyce's Manchester Bicentennial Mill Road, Ellington, and Capt. Joseph Brooks of the Ilf M "la rasai. Dm M also have a small garden, but the to Mrs. Wilson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, and his wife, Joyce, smile. sion. at Bushnell Bentley said he will in­ Bring chairs or blankets. itite MMbi nb b b iM H bb ■i Oiriii-PMcaai M kt m m i parents, (her dad is a retired police Band Shell, located on the Leon Bassett, 48, of 48 Manchester Police Depart­ Miq^ M III d lb bMb MM b i Aim. growing season in Ireland isn’t very Baldyga Jr. of Manchester. Shaun, soon to be 3, Memorial, Hartford music vite the listeners to join in In case of rain, the concert SI a a m) Sf M aa a a» anki iw officer), the young family enjoyed Egypt Road, Ellington, ment, predicted that initial Wl bMM b i MMT bM b M b U. I ai M na mm ka ma km long,” she said. Manchester Community which is sponsored bv bN M MV M|Mb m f s t . Mbbbi days at the beach, seeing Shaun and schools, and the Hartford some "singalone " were charged July 28 with charges against the men kma a a s I km lai ai nm a Joyce, who has acquired a delight­ friends, saw, take a few adult educa­ the U.S. goyemment establishing in­ College campus off Bidwell numbers. ping business, says there is a very Neale pampered by their grand­ Civic Center DeCormier Motor Sales, first-degree larceny in con­ was only "the tip of the Emily n M aMMlaiinaaii ful Irish brogue, keeps busy as a tion courses and, when possible, get dustries which we need, as we have a Street Manchester area large American population coming to parents, and especially, as Joyce His Dixieland grou^con- will be held Mondav, Aug, nection with the theft. The iceberg,” in a case which homemaker and mother, but still into a game of squash. live in Ireland. very bad unemployment situation," Bentley, a professional residents who are hosting 11 Jil said, “fresh air and sunshine." “ FBI agent wasn’t sure as to he said involves finds time to play b ri^ e with Kelly, who is in the coal and ship- "They work, for the most part, for he said. * tk ^ENIN^G_HraAU)^Sat_, A 10 - EVENING HERALD. Sat., Aug 9. 1980 Morgan leads PGA event Johnson not depressed ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - Gil Of the nine players who bettered 75, leaving him tied at 142 with Andy Morgan, winless in more than a year, par Thursday, only Morgan and Irwin North and Bill Eichelberger, both of birdied three holes on the back nine managed to avoid a double-bogey or whom shot 70, Bill Rogers, Artie Friday to shoot an even-par 70 and worse on the second day, and Irwin over firing by Seattle McNickle and Gary Koch, each with take a one-shot lead at the midway had seven bogeys in a round of 76. a 71, and Twitty. point of the PGA Championship. NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s funny, "Joy," he said, the time I was busy with baseball, ” Tom Watson, seemingly frustrated Among those tied at 143 were Tom Johnson said. "Last night, my lady, Jack Nicklaus, although laughingly once again in his bid to win the PGA the things you keep remembering ' Joy? "Certainly,” he came right Kite, with a 70, Andy Bean, with a 71. m back. ‘' I wasn’t at all unhappy. It was Rebecca, and I went to, the Seattle about some guys. claiming he had played "one of my Championship, faltered for the se­ and Ben Crenshaw, who had a 74. worst rounds." sank a 25-foot birdie The first time I ever saw Darreli time to make a change. Generally, Opera House to see a production of cond consecutive day with a 74 and Lee TrevinOi winner of the U.S. w 'Mark Twain.’ Hal Holbrook played Johnson was nearly 30 years ago, in every change is made for the best, I putt on the final hole for a 69 that left barely survived the cut at 149. Open on this Oak Hill Country Club frv him tied in second place with Lon 1952 to be exact, as a 24-year-old had heard that this one was in the the title role and did a tremendous course in 1968, crept back into con­ rookie catcher in spring training with works ever since O'Brien game to job. 1 can’t remember enjoying 1 ^ Hinkle, who also carded a 69. “It's just a matter of not getting tention with a 71 that put him at 145. Morgan, at 2-under 138, along with the ball in the hole,” said Watson, the old St. Louis Browns. He was get­ Seattle last year. I knew he wanted anything so much. ” Morgan, who says his putting has That was because Johnson was Nicklaus and Hinkle, at 139, were the who last failed to survive the 36-hole ting a little bit of a runaround but someope else. It was no surprise to dragged him down this year, sank completely relaxed sitting there in only players in the original field of cut in last year's U.S. Open, the other wasn’t letting it bother him too me. I think whenever a ball club is in birdie putts of 18,15,12 and 4 feet on the orchestra of the theater without 150 to better par of 140 after two days major championship which has con­ ''K much. a low period and attendance is off, the 4th, 11th, 12th and 16th holes to "Rogers Hornsby was managing which was the case with us, the having to worry about what was over the tortuous 6,964-yard Oak Hill tinued to elude him. give him the lead. i Country Club course. the Browns then and he wouldn’t let manager is fired 95 percent of the wrong with someone like Mike “I was ready to play,” continued "Basically, my round was a little me in the batting cage for a week," time. That's almost part of baseball Parrott, the Mariners’ lanky 25-year- Watson, who sank a 26-foot birdie more erratic than yesterday,” he I Johnson laughed, recalling the tradition. I’d like to manage again. old right-hander who iooked so good In fact, aside from Nicklaus and putt on the opening hole, but then said. “I didn’t strike the ball as episode from his hom^ in Seattle Baseball is a heck of a game and I last year but has dropped II in a row Hinkle, the only other player to break well.” managed only one more birdie. "1 Thursday. “He said it was for the imagine I’ll be right back in .it next this season since recording his only par Friday was Ed Sneed with a 68, don't make any excuses for the way I Nicklaus, after getting a birdie on victory on opening night, or with 36- Candlelight winners and his followed an opening round 80. older guys” year. Right now. though, I'm happy play. I just played poorly.” the second hole with a 4-foot putt, as a lark. I see where they (the year-old Willie Horton, who led the "The wind was a little more of a ’M-»i Johnson didn’t give up, though, and Securing the Candlelight League softball crown this year was bogeyed the fifth and sixth holes. But Curtis Strange was the only other eventualiy worked his way into the Mariners) haven’t won a game yet. club in home runs and RBI last year factor today," Morgan said in partial he sank a 14-foot birdie putt on No. 14 Fogarty Bros. Team members (1-r) Front; Tom Melick, Bob player to equal par for two rounds, cage for his swings. So what difference does it make? but is hitting only .224 now explanation of the unusually high shooting a 72 for 140, and he com­ and then produced his exciting finish. Johnson was the Mariners’ first Goehring, Jim Flaherty, Bob Blass. Standing: Merrill Myers, scores, "but it wasn’t a killer fac- Fired as manager of the iastplace They didn’t win too many when I was mented of the high scores, "It may "I told you yesterday I had played Seattle Mariners earlier this week, there, either. ” manager, the only one they had. Lou Wellington, Fred Valenti, Gary Kost, Rich Marsh, John tor. one of my best rounds in a lung time, Barry. Missing: Bob Valk, Bob Plaster, Bill Reeves and John not be exciting to watch, but it’s Darrell Johnson isn’t allowing that As a ballplayer. Johnson was an since they entered the American tough for us and we have to be but I couidn't get the ball in the Junior South champs League 3'z years ago His biggest Fogarty. (Rec photo) However, Howard Twitty, who had circumstance to depress him unduly, excellent defensive catcher, one who patient and hope the birdies will com- hole,” he said. “Today I played one The Chiefs took the top rung in the Santoro, Mike Bunce, Marc Tanguay, Joanne either. He’s no virgin at being let go gained a fine reputation for his disappointment was that he never go, a quadruple-bogey en route to a 74, of my worst rounds, I hit the ball all e.” Manchester Junior South Division soccer Heavens, Ed Adams, Steve Ldgan, Matt as a manager, having been sacked by handiing of pitchers even though he the chance to see the kids in the commented, "They always want the over the golf course, but I got the ball club’s farm system develop to the U.S. Open and PGA to be so hard. It Johnny Miller, with a 71, was alone the Boston Red Sox four years ago never hit too much during the six in the hole. It’s a nice turnabout.” standings this season. Team members (L-r) Reiley, Gary Trueman, Matt Jensen, Mike scasonsnhe spent being traded point where they could come up and Little League nine seems they're taking the fun out of at 141 while Craig Stadler, the only one year after leading them into Hinkle, after tying for third in the opening day leader at 67, fell back to Front; Michelle Kloman, Ray Memery, Mike Koblect, Ray Juleson. Back: Coaches Tracy the World Series and being named around among the Browns, White help the Mariners. That never golf.” U.S. open, failed to make the cut In Kloman, Stephen Gay, Jim Hoagland, Mark Heavens, Jeff Santoro, Dennis Santoro, Manager of the Year. Sox. Yankees, Cardinals, Phillies. happened. the Canadian Open and Memphis Qchowski, Holly Epstein. Second row: Alex Alberta-Hoagland. (Rec Photo) Reds and Orioles Neither the fans nor the media in begins state action Ciassic, and hadn't competed on the The first season he came up with Seattle are blaming Johnson for the tour since Memphis iate in June, Dan O’Brien, president and chief executive officer of the Mariners, the Browns, they had just shelled out Mariners’ present plight Some Manchester International Little Directions to Plainfield Little Junior Legion nabs although he did play in the British critics, iooking to lay the blame League Park: was the one who broke the news to $90,(X)0, fairly big money in those League All-Stars, the newly crowned Open, where he also failed to survive days, to the Yankees for another anywhere they can, are even trying District Eight champs, will begin Take Route 2 East until you get to the cut. Johnson this time. 9 Ali verbal attack starts to place it on the club’s promotion 9 The two of them were in the lobby young catcher, Clint Courtney. In Route 52. Follow Route 52 North and State Tournament play today at 3 opener in Chicopee July of that same year, the Browns and public relations departments o'clock against Zone 11 champ Plain- get off at Plainfield Greyhound Holmes was more subdued and of the motel where the team was LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - A “ I'm out to conquer immortality,” staying in Anaheim, Calif., last Mon­ dealt .Johnson to the White Sox aiong That is patently ludicrous because field in Plainfield. Track exit (Exit 87). At bottom of Manchester Junior Legion opened strikeouts in three innings. Tim took the verbal harrassment calmly. broiling midday sun and llOdegree said the 38-year-oId Ali, making a day when O’Brien suggested they go with Jim Rivera for J.W. Porter and nobody around does more to foster The Manchester-Plainfield winner exit take a left and then take the next play in the Chicopee, Mass., Baseball Carmel hurled three-hit ball the final loses burns track comeback after a two-year layoff. "This is a great opportunity to get Ray Coleman. The following season, community and press relations than temperatures couldn't slow Muham­ to Johnson’s room for a^alk. When advances to Monday's quarterfinals right and stay on that road until the Ipvitational Tournament last night four innings to gain the mound Speaking to Holmes, All's former out of Ali’s shadow." he said. BERLIN (UPI) - Edwin Moses Richard Mitchell in the 400 meters. mad All’s verbal attack, but Larry they got there, O’Brien said he the Browns got him back and then the Mariners. against District 10 champ New Lon­ first stop light. Take a left at light with a 9-1 win over Springfield YMCA triumph. sparring partner, the three-time "Although 1 know I'm fighting a As for Darrell Johnson, he has [oved he deserved Olympic gold Judges awarded both a time of Holmes said he’d slow both the ver­ wanted to make a change and a few tossed him into a massive 17-player don in .New London. The state at Aldenville Park in Chicopee. Manchester got one run in the first champion said, “I’m not going to legend, there’s no way Ali can beat always made do with what he has. and travel about 2 miles and sign will riday, powering home to win the 45.33 seconds and declared the race a bal and physical side of Ali when the hours later Maury Wills was named swap with the Yankees a year later, semifinals and finals are Wednesday The Junior Legion, 1614-1 overall, inning on a Scott LaBrec double and defeat you, but knock you out. You’re me now at his age. This is my time. both as a player and a manager, and say 'Plainfield Little League.' Take a -meter hurdles at an intematonal dead heat, saying they could not split two meet for the World Boxing Coun­ the Mariners’ new manager. so Johnson is used to being moved and next Saturday respectively in resumes diamond action tonight in an error. It put the contest away with nothing but my ex-hired hand, my Aii’s had his. It will be a miracle if he that's why you’re more than likely to left at the sign. the two men on a photo finish. “I cil heavyweight crown on Oct. 2. I asked Johnson what his im­ around. Newington. the double elimination Bristol In­ four runs in the second stanza on five meet in 47.17 seconds, just 4-lOOths of whips me. find him back again around the bat­ really felt I had won it,” Smith said. Ali and Holmes, the unb^iaten WBC exemployee, my boy. You know I’m "I’m gonna take it easy, rest vitational Tournament against consecutive hits. a second off his own world record and "Ali is very cagey but he’s eight mediate reaction was upon being told ting cage soon instead of relaxing and "I thrust myself forward at the end champion, participated in ground­ truly your master. awhile and enjoy some of those Bristol at Muzzy Field at 6 o'clock. Joe Maningas opened the frame more than one second better than years older than I am and I’m in my he was being dismissed and he had a enjoying himself in the theater and was convinced I had got the breaking ceremonies Thursday at things I never had much time for all The locals and Bristol each have one with a triple and that blow was Elast German Volker Beck’s gold prime. I’m going to put p’ressure on one word answer. Jaeger in upset medal time in Moscow. touch.” Caesars Palace, where a 24,000-seat "You think I’d come back just to go followed by singles by Chris loss. temporary arena will be built for the out a loser? If I did that, I’d be the him and make him fight every second Manchester returns to the Petersen, Shaw, LaBrec and Eric Moses' victory, which he said of every round.” INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Andrea in which the young athlete reached planned battle. biggest fool of all time. You’ve come Chicopee tourney Monday. Stepper. afterward meant he could go inside However, Holmes didn’t think the Jaeger, the 15-year-old tennis wonder practically every ball Goolagong hit. the world mark he set only last Holmes, 30, from Easton, Pa., ab­ into the light and now I plan on com­ Gary Shaw started on the hill for Stepper, LaBrec and Maningas Dickey signs ing back to capitalize on my hired fight would go the distance, predic­ from Lincolnshire. III., upset "I tried everything, but she’s so each had two blows for Coach Steve month, capped American domination sorbed All’s verbal jabs later in the 6 Manchester and got the first six outs ting he’d stop Ali. now living in Los cofeboQrcl3:00 .Monc UiJii 17 41fi861 S03 19 Dew Fmsterwald 7679-1* Wimbledon champion Evonne fast around the court,” Goolagong, day at a news conference. hand." on strikes. He wound up with seven Armstrong’s crew. of the men’s sprint events. Angeles and training in Deer Lake. M 'o i n s i>\ T \ '40;NatlonalOpenLongDrivIng Travers, Mil ' 9 5 ms 40 32D Ed Fiori 77- 79-1* Goolagong Cawley 6-4. 62. Friday to 29, said. "It’s very difficult to play The 24-year-old from Dayton, Ohio, Champlonahlp Kmcman Oak 711 14080 3 34 Jack I^wis 17680-1* Pa., within 10 rounds. Jenkins. Tex 10 9IS7 43 96 3 38 (»ary McCord 79-77-1* advance to the women’s singles final somebody who always gets the ball who has now won 53 consecutive Colt contract SATURDAY 3:30 John, NY Later, Ali sparred and shadow- fS :40 PGA Champlonahlp 16 6 175 36 48 3 3B Hives McBoe 86711157 back and is as fast as she is." AUG. 9. I960 rieveland Mil 8 5 113 35 40 3 42 Dean Refram 78- 79-XT.T of the 1980 U.S. Clay Court Tennis races over the 406meter hurdles dis­ boxed in the ring. A prominent roll of 4:00 Jaeger was thrilled to win her first- Third in row title Roy Abramiat 79- 78 -157 Championships. Bradley holds edge tance, drew a standing ovation from fat bounced and jiggled around his ____ MORNING _____ ' 9; Sports Spectacular Richard Goetz. 79- 76 157 Chris Evert Lloyd, the women’s ever match against Goolagong. BALTIMORE (UPI) - GurtiJN vif LPGA Golf Woody Fitzhugh 80- 77-157 some 30,000 spectators in Berlin's ' 7:00 Mike Hilt 78- 80 I.* Dickey, of Texas A&M, ended his midsection. It will be Ali’s first fight (Ji] Proftttlonal Football From SportaWorld No. 1 seed, played sixth-seeded Ivan­ "It’s good to beat a player that is TORONTO (UPI) - Veteran finished well ahead of a heavy down­ Olympic Stadium as he beat West 4:30 Scott H(H’h 00-76 1.* holdout Friday, signing a three-year since regaining the World Boxing Canada Steve Spray 76-82 118 A SportaWorld A na Madruga. of Argentina, in the se­ so good. It’s the best win of my pour and lightning that forc^ a 46 German rival -Harald Schmid, who taken by Formal’s 10:00 John Jackszm 7688 xTfl JoAnne Garner charged from five Association heavyweight crown in cond women's semifinal Friday career," Jaeger said. contract with the Baltimore Colts SportaCanlar Doug Dalziel 77411 - I* strokes off the pace with a sizzling 5- minute suspension of play. finished second in a European September, 1978 with a 15-round deci­ EVENING GOLF night. A men’s quarter-final match Two men's semifinalists were that will make him the -second Formal’s Inn, Manchester’s entry Team members, ali Manchester 10:30 diaries Volpf'ne 74-84-1* under-par 68 Friday to pull to one seasonal best of 48.56. sion over Leon Spinks. d i U.S. Table Tannit 7:00 Mark Vile 86 78- I* determined Friday. Jose-Luis Cferc. Garner, who has won five tour­ highest paid player in the team’s Bill i’elham B1 78-1* was also played Friday night stroke behind first-round leader Pat "I was paranoic about coming to in the Capitol Region Girls’ Fast residents representing Manchester It will be Holmes' fourth fight in 11 SportsCantar naments this year, served notice that (toll Results Artie Whitten il-78-l* between Eddie Dibbs, the No. 3 seed, of Argentina, defeated Terry Moor, Berlin, for Schmid beat me in this history. Pitch Softball L ea^e (CRGFL), High, East Catholic, Bennet Junior AFTERNOON 7:30 Dan Murphy 81-79 16U Bradley after 36 holes of the $150,000 she was ready to make a run for the 1980 and will be his eighth title (11) Kayaking By I ’nited Press International and unseeded Mario Martinez. Memphis, Tenn , 6-3, 6-0, and Jose captured the league title for the third High and filing Junior High, were the 12:00 Pf'iA rhampionship Joe Gimenez 81- 76 Iff) Canadian Ladies Classic. very stadium back in 1976,” Moses Terms of the contract were not defense since winning the crown with 9:00 Perry Lcsjie 79- 81 -xti) Higueras. of Spain, defeated Eliott lead by ricocheting her second shot rill Gou Al Rochester. N V Aup B The first set between Jaeger and said after rounding off his perfor­ released, but sources said Dickey, year in a row with a 13-1 record. MacDonalds, Ferguson, Jenny ® Gr«at«s( Sports Legends 11 Auto Racing'60 i Par 70' Hex Itaxter BU-8] 161 The 41-year-old Garner, who off the pin at the first hole, which she a 15-round decision over Ken Norton Jay Overton 84 77-161 Goolagong took approximately 45 Teltscher, Palos Verdes Estates, mance with a victory lap. “Before Formal’s was also runner-up in the Kohut, Pam Cunningham, Karen Candlepin Bowling 10:30 started the day behind six other the team's toj> draft choice, will be in June, 1978 in Las Vegas. All of 5 Sports Extra 68-70-138 Chris Cole 80^161 minutes. Jaeger won at 6-4 on a pair Calif., 63, 4-6, 63. ended up parring. She was on the se­ 12:30 Gil Mt'rgan Jack McConachie Be-av 1S< players after a first-round 70, stung the race 1 had been feeling off, and paid about $250,000 a year, plus a hef­ Intertown Tournament with a 62 Daley, Leslie Gaouette, Donna Pic- 11:30 U>n Hinkle UK69-13B n Holmes’ title defenses have ended in ClX SportsCantar Terry Florence , 78-87 16f. H cond hole as the rains began. Jack Nickau.c 7 0 ^ 1 3 9 of unforced errors by Goolagong. the In another men's quarterfinal rather sick. I simply didnt realize mark for an 18-3 aggregate docket. corello, Tammy Kleperis, Laura '^11 SportsCantar Roger Kennedy m - m itip the 6,265-yard, par-73 layout at the St. ty bonus that brings the total amount a knockout, tying him with Joe Louis 1:00 Curljs .Strange 68-73-140 women’s No. 2 seed. The second set match Friday. Mel Purcell. Murray, that it was such a fast race. I eased Diane Ferguson was Formal’s Petersen, Dawn Banavige, Denise (3l) European Soccar V:00 Craig Harmtm 89-80- 14* George’s Golf and Country Club with "I was staring a terrible bunker of the package to about $1.2 million. for consecutive KOs in heavyweight It' Horsa Stl. 389 ffl 122 29 4 9 65 .314 Ik'b Bvman 74- 73-146 going through the motions. The fish 'D Racing FrommBalm^tPark 8 Jtxlv SchiK-kler S*'Ulh Africa favored to repeat her performance protest flag McBnti, Phi 346 43llHZ! 7 5 (2 312 Hen Sirerk 75- 71-146 Ferrari 2 (tl 93 are too darn lethargic themselves, to fish cruising near the surface. And 7:00 \ The race between Australia and The BrilSgh needed the wins after llendrsn NY 338 :>l 11)4 12 6 6 46 Garv Player 72 74-146 9 Jean-Pierre JaroT France Tyrrell really feed with any amount of we were, after launching Jake’s boat Soccar MadedaInGarTreny Cruz, llnu ;Br>5I 118 19 f< 5 tiO W Bruce Lictzkr 71-75-146 2 OB 04 Sverige was close climbing the first having to drop out of a race Thursday 7:30 Simmns, Stl. 333 61 102 28 1 If. 61 3lli D.mny F.dwards 73- 73-146 10 Eddicdieever I S Osella 2 ft! .54 suspension enthusiasm. Most of the time I spend in the dark. Right on target just ClD SportsCantar Dawson Mil IHUtil) 113 24 .3 II K\ 30) Tt'hru Akainura 70- 76-I4v n lierek Dah Ireland Tsrrell upwind leg. but then Sverige went off because of trouble with a piece of Criftev Cm .372 6:1 113 17 6 8 61 .IH 6:00 Raymond Floyd 70- 76-146 2 0191 on the rivers is either early, and I where we wanted to be, when the Richrtls Sl» 41(7 66 123 III 6 4 24 .112 in search of better wind and fell back equipment on their mast Oilers pul faith in Stabler Cl) Basaball l^eimard Thonipstm 71- 12 76-146 Keke B<»-tMTg KmiaOd Fitlipaldi mean real early in the morning, or sun’s rays hit the water. As the light Cnmiri Mtl S 121 19 4 10 46 299 Bob Gilder 70- 2 (D9b 77 147 farther and farther over every leg. The Swedish yacht, Sverige, also (B) Golf Baker LA ;arpi iii ih 221 t>7 late in the evening. This seems to be started to dissipate the darkness we ($1 World Championship Tannis Mike Meed 74- 73-147 13 Emerson Kiiiipaidt Bran. f.Mipal France III had a strong start dropped out of a race Thursday HOUSTON (UPI) - For the past Rose. Phil 404 70 117:11 1 I 42 ',2«l Marl Pled 75- 73-147 di 2 04 45 caught only 28 passes for 142 yards. the beginning of training camp in- the feeling 1 have for this season both started to tie on fiies. I pulled at 9:00 Vongblii NS' :H6 .19 lll> 19 2 6 49 2H9 Bill Kr.ilzerg 74-73 147 two seasons the Houston Oilers have NEW YORK (UPI) - Atlanta the best time for activity of any sort. 14 John Watson Ireland MiLarer against Australia, with good boat because of gear trouble. Stabler says it’s possible the threat dicated to observers that he did not eases the pain.” the know on my fly to secure it, my (iD Professional Football From Chinblss, All m:>\ 118 23 I 12 48 2fD Keith Fergus ’74-78-147 2 04 47 knocked on the Super Bowl door but Manager Bobby Cox, who has However, I have to confess, 1 spend Canada Marzilli. NY 396 6) 114 23 3 14 fO 2f« F.d Sneed 8(b68-I4B 15 Mario Andreiti I S, L'lii'- 2 )M C' speed, but the yacht couldn’t match The preliminary round-robin of Campbell catching screen passes want to foul a good opportunity to However, All-Pro linebacker 68-80-148 appealed his suspension for spitting more time checking for good fish eyes roaming the surface of the 11:00 ParkiT. Pill :i6r> 51 lir< 20 II3 5B 288 IK'b Murphy 16 Alain ITosi Kr.mce M. I-iren Australia’s tactics up the first leg. At elimination series, which ends Sun­ found it locked despite having the could cause major problems for (D Racing From Monticallo Tavera.s. NY A3T> ra I2f. 20 0 0 20 287 .1 C Snead 74- 2 (M57 74-148 play in a Super Bowl. Robert Brazile walked out of camp "lies" when the water is this water, and what 1 saw almost Hipped Mark Hayes 73- 75 -x48 most prolific young running back in at an umpire W^nesday night, will 11:30 Collins. Cm .Its KM 10 4 2 24 287 17 Carlos Keuiemann Argeriin.. the first mark, Australia had nearly day, will determine pairings for 11 defenses which have found it difficult ’ "I gave in on a couple of things that because he said management had Clark. SK * 6 TOUT. 18 7 21) 68 287 Brad Bryant 78-70-148 continue ,to manage the Braves until shaliow. Trout holding in these areas, me out of the boat. There, no more ^ Soccer Williams 2 04 4* a minute's lead. days of semifinals. NFL history, Earl Campbell. already to handle him when he runs. I shouldn't have,” Barber said. "But failed to live up to oral promises. .Sli'arns, NY 319 42 91 2T> 1 0 i5 28T. Jim Coltx'rt 73-75- 148 l^ ia ra ld K rll Austria AT^ 1" ^ Last year Coach Bum Phillips said .a decision w. reached by National will generally hold in the same areas than 30 feet from us lying close to the 9!) SportsCantar PITCH1N(. Ji'bn MahaBev 71- l^ J 7-148 iv h e n Mass West Gc’’ni.in\ when we have a good water flow surface of the water, was a huge fish. 12:00 Pitcher cluh w 1 ip h hb so era Gfi'rge Cadle 73- 75-148 Arrows 2 * 75 in the hours after the Oilers' second “ Our options are almost V. vLeague preindent Charles Feeney. (Q) AAU Boxing Ricl ) ' Hou 104 114 6r)40ll9l 89 IK'VSitl Weaver 75- 73-148 20 Jan l.aminers Netherl.mds h n-ign ^ Co*, in New York Friday to meet during the rest of the season. Any It had to go at least 29 or 30 inches 1:00 Reu.-^ A 12 4 146 111 3'. 70 2 1(1 Arni'ld Palmer 74- 2 ff.78 74-148 straight AFC Championship game limitless,” Stabler says. SiUlO" A 8 3 lit) KM 27 M 2 19 74-74-148 fish caught on the expeditions are a long, and it hovered there, just like a 39 American Tan Pin Bowling Scott Simpson 21 Klio dr Angelis lialv Lotus loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers 1980 with Femey and review videotapes 2:30 Carllen .'hll 17 6 ’312 151 66 Itf. 2 23 l.annv V^adkms 76- 78-148 2 06 04 Barring injury, Campbell will Zachrv.NY 6MI4 90.37 61 2 29 74- 75-lr9 of the-incident, was suspended in­ real bonus. Once in a while I hit it submarine with it’s deck awash. (3D. SportsCantar iK'n (*ooley r 22 Hicardo Palrese. It.ilv Arrow' would be the year his team "kicked become the Oilers' all-time leading San.’ersori Mtl » 12.1141 IT-39 tt)2W Alan Tapir 74 75-149 2 06 * 51 real well, and that’s a super bonanza. “Jake, turn around and look at that, ” ' 3:00 P.-ilifcr Ml. 63KG 94 2T) f«2iS Tom W.iis.>n 75- 74- 149 23 Rupert Keegan Britain Williams the son of a blank in.” But he made rusher early this season. He needs definitely on Thursday after Feeney Most of the lakes and ponds in New I whispered, totally awestruck. (ID Professional Football From Forsch II.'ll 9916f.l76 29 67 2 W Hubert Green 7r-75-149 2 (1*26 that statement before he swapped 367 yards to give him 3,515 and pass reviewed a report filed by umpire Canada Vuck.'Mili SiL 9RI67I 43 4H 972 96, Dana (Juiglev nrf?6-149 24 He« lor Rebaijue Mexico Brabham England, (trout and bass ponds) are “What is it?" Jhke asked, his eyes 5:30 HibbV'Pltl 1:12 ITU 144 :M 11112 96 Bruee I>evlin 76- 78 -x49 2 10.54. quarterbacks and began teaching Hoyle Granger in that department. Jerry Dale, but Cox was in uniform 76-73-xr9 in the process of turning ovpr, and almost bugging out of his head. (11) LPGA Golf Wh.tscn .SF K9lfgcr> Mil 116 )89 1:6 63 1123(7. Bobby W'adkms 75-76-149 stitutes and possibly replacements SUNDAY I’dstore Cm 105 13DKP2H 77 3 18 David Kdwards 73- 76-149 9 9 Friday’s meeting lasted one hour and ly except for late evening fishing, is it’s a big trout.” .Swan NY 5 8 123 106 30 77 3 22 Miller Barber 74- 75-149 Dan Pastorini, the most cussed and for aging defensive linemen Elvin AUG. 10. I960 really zilchville. The lakes and ponds With that, we both started to strip AMKRICANLK.Adl F. Buddy Gardner 74- 75- 149 discussed Oiler the past nine seasons, Bethea, 34, and Curley Culp, 33, is a decision by Feeney is hoped for by BATTINU \ iclt'r Begalde 75- 74-149 line, and proceeded to cast our fiies MORNING went to Oakland this spring in a critical this season. Designated pass Monday. are "turning over” and the water is Ptaver. club ab r h 2b 3b hr rbt avg Did nt'i quality "Bobby will manage this weekend murky, and generally has vegetation to that large, large fish. For once, I 7:30 Cneper Mil 4111 ('41 139 23 2 1.5 77 348 Ik'ug Ford 74- 76-150 headline-making trade for Stabler, rusher Jesse Baker, the 1980 AFC (ID PBA Bowling Wilscn Ki' 46T'9I mS\l 3 r .342 Bud Alim 73- 77-150 19th HOLE unless he hears differently,” the coming to the top. and or algae for­ have to say that our presentation of Bell rex 349 54)118 17 3 12 » la>u Graham 77- 78 150 34, an older and some say wiser leader in the quarterback trap 9:00 ia'U Nielsen 76- T4 I * the flies was great. Especially under (3D Golf Caicw Cai 370 48 LSI22 4 2 42 324 athlete who Phillips says knows what department with 15V^, and second- Braves’ spokesmanadded. "He ming, and floating, making the idea Walhan.Kt ;S4 40 KM 9 6 3 46 111 .lerry M*Gee 75- (.mintr. 7 5 -1 * Cliili brought a videotape up from Atlanta of fishing the waters almost a turn the circumstances. With a fish like 10:00 Trammll Dt .^7 6 117 15 4 6 44 316 .lack Benner 70- 80 -1 * it takes to beat the Steelers. year pro Mike Stensrud are the can­ Frank Connot 72- 78- 1 * The retired swingers that in the offing normally, there (!D SportsCantar Rivers Tex 1'<17KI44 23 4 4 37 .316 The last three times a Stabler team didates. and I’m sure the league has their own off instead of a turn on. For the 10:30 Oliver. Tex 42M 61 134 27 1 9 7J 313 Dan ilalldorsim 78- held 72 -1* an 18-hole kickers videotapes. We hope to have a deci­ readers, who do not know what a lake would be tangled lines, splashing QD European Soccar Biiinbrv.Bll 406 78 )27 17 7 4 H 3)3 Jim Simons 76- 75-151 tourney last Wednesday, has played Pittsburgh, Steelers fans’ The team is set at the four Championships Wtssls Ter 3UB 46 96 17 2 15 .39 312 Tim Simpson 7V-U2 -151 or pond “turning over” means, let lines, hooks fouled, etc. Not this Uglivie.Mil 37564 11617 I ’27 77 309 Mike Sfhlueler 71- 80115) terrible towels have been wrung linebacker positions and better than sion by Monday.” 11:00 and the unit digit of the me explain without getting too scien­ time. Both of us managed to keep our I.vnn 346»<)07 2B 3li !4i 309 Tom Purtrer 74- 78-152 without itfect. that at the four secondary positions. In his report. Dale accused Cox of ^3$) Soccar Made In Germany Watson NY 318 44 98 14 I 7 38 308 l-vnn .lanson 76- players 76 152 gross score that cool and teased our flies right past Orta Clo\ fx5 60KBl2 2 6 47 307 77- 75-152 Offensive coach King Hill said The addition of veteran safety Jack spitting tobacco jUice on him during tific. As the upper strata or layer of a ■Ml.-n .Millor* matched the Nos. 6, 2 and 5 that fish’s nose. Nothing. Nothing. AFTERNOON McRae, KC 310 49 * 28 3 9 54 306 Dennis l.yons 76- 76-152 there would be changes with Stabler, Tatum from Oakland is expected to a ninth-inning argument in a game pond heats up with extremely warm llendrsn.Ok 4tl)74IIM7 4 8 £ 3(7. John Calabria 77- 7T)- \X were the winners Nothing. Absolutely no interest, no 12:00 CasIm.Mnn 35144 1(6 14 5 8 15 3(12 Michael Hrannan 75- 7U- IS who is t'le most accurate (59 per­ against the Los Angeles Dodgers. weather, it reaches a point where the (22) Can*Am Challenge No. 6 —Smith Jr.-Budd- strengthen the nickel defense at moves, just nothing. That fish just Jacksi-n. NY 33T.62 lOl 16 0 30 ffi 301 George Shortridgc 74-78-15w cept) passer in the NFL. worst. Cox, in his appeal, said the umpire balance between it and the colder (29 AlhStar Soccar Yeunt.Mil 40;UI2 121 34 7 17 62 300 Wavne Lovi 74-79-153 Barre-Hunt; No. 2—Leone- lower layer is off, reaching a point hovered there in the water, as if we 12:30 Smgleln.BIt %9*I10 17 1 14 62 298 Randy Glover 76- 77-153 "One thing Stabler Is going to do is Placekicker Toni Fritsch appears had spit at him. GD Racara Parrish. Del 317.5.3 107 23 3 17 60 298 Tomiiiv Ayeock T7-V6-I5.3 Ander.son-McNamara; No. where the upper layer or warm 79- 76-15.1 implement the usage of delay-type to be kicking the ball as well as he"did, The argument occurred didn’t^xist. (lD SportsCantar Murra\ HU :eMf4U15 22 2 18 70 2SC2 I^rrv Nelson 5 —Baker-Mclntosh- 1:00 Charbt'm.CIv 93 12 1 16 62 292 Jeil Slitchell 77- 76-153 Titlists of West Side Wednesday night after Dale called a water sinks to the bottom and the Jak9 decided to snag him, and 74-79- 151 Brown. patterns. (Tight end Mike) Barber last year after being involved in a Feline League champs (p Carolina 500 Garcia.Ter ;«i:r7l)l26 6 .3 34 291 (’harle.sSiflord Los Angeles baserunner safe at se­ bottom comes to the top. When it bounced a fly off his hide. Again Hargrove. Cl ;SC2 74) 111 12 2 11 .59 291 Peter Ooslerhuis 7f.-78-l* could be a devastating receiver in fatal auto accident and being named ^ Golf Prizes went to closest to Manchester Memorial Hospital garnered regular season The team representing Personal Tee took the Feline Softball does this, it also seems to stir the nothing. In fact as we moved up very AMKRICAN LKAGl'E ivn January 80-72 154 that area. That type pass has been in by the family of the victim in a cond on what appeared to be the front w Super Memories Of The PITCHING i>ave Barber 79-75-154 the hole on the 5th and 12. honors in the West Side Softball League. Team members (1-r) _ _ _ _ Suparbowls Pilcher, club w 1 ip bb .so era 77-77-IfM our game, but I think Stabler is the wrongful death lawsuit. League title. Team members (1-r) Kneeling: Vicki ^rbero, Sue end of a double play. Dale said bottom, and we get vegetation and slowly with me patUling, the fish Jack Seltzer King was an inch away on slowly sank into the’^depths of the 2:00 Gurn. KC 16 4195 52 74 2 17 Gene Litller 77-77-154 Front: Mike Romeo, Bruce Henderson, Dave Parks, Eric type^uarterback who win um Since joining the Oilers in 1977, Setsky, Marha (loiangos, Sandy Thorpe, Laura Flavell. Stan­ Braves’ shortstop Rafael Ramirez murk coming to the top. Generally at (.3) U.S. Clay Court Tannis May, NY 9 5 111 24 79 2 68 (ieorge Burns 77- 77-154 the fifth and second closest Lindquist, Chuck Bodo, Wpyne Wiganowski. Top: Leo William- more often," he said, failed to touch second base. Cox that time of year, you can forget lake. You may think I'm nuts, but I Championships H ^ s. Mil 12 91ffiX. 1(7.273 Julius boro.s I 79-75-154 as Beeny recorded a hole- Fritsch has booted 47 of 59 field goal ding: Enes Goiangos, Carol Setsky, Kathy McConnell, Lois Basaball Iwrns, Chi 10 10 159 37 HR 2 77 Dave Stockton 73- 81 L54 argued the call and was ejected. fishing unless you "mooch” the bot­ could have sworn he grinned as he Doug Campbell 7678-154 son, Larry Krajewski, Rich Krajewski, Peter Kuzmickas, Russ H*h has worked long and hard in attempts. Last season he won two (S) Horsashow Jumping Nerr.s. Oak 14 71RB»1152M in-bne. Tuttle was 5-feet. Hughes, Jonah Patelli. Geri Lombardo, Coach (3hickey Cox admitted he intentionally spit tom with a sinking line and a fly tied dropped. You just can’t beat the Clancy, Ter 10 >7 162 83 93 3 00 Kermit Zarley B-73-154 Mannila, Kevin Walsh. Missing: Ed Bielski, Dave Olschefskie, |'’aining camp to integrate Campbell games with field goals in overtime. 2:30 Slteb Ter 10 8 160 * 68 3 (B Terry Mauney 7670-1* 10-inches on the 12th to be Balesano. There were several team members missing. (Kec at Dale, but only after Dale spit on for bottom fishing. summer doldruijis. They’ll get you (49 Motocross At SiWardoma Keeugll 0.ik 1210 177 61) 97 310 Howell Fraser 7288-xtf* Dave Hidecavage, Bill Mumford. (Rec photo) passing offense. In his two The surprising end to tight end H 9IRI 42 67 3 15 Ik'bbv Nichols 78- 7>-15t closest. photo) Mra first. I remember one year when I or I every time. l.angii>rd Oak ' seasons, the hard-nosed runner has Barber’s contract dispute soon after EVEWN^HLRAUJ^SaU A^^^ - L'l

Help Wanted ADVERTISING PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 CAREER (Lumber Yard) — FULL TIME CLERK needed BABY SITTER needed for one DEADLINE YOUR AD Salary DOE. Experienced or for second shift 7- Eleven. 509 child Tuesdays and library. Thursdays. 7:00 p.ni, to 10:30 12:00 noon the day Herald Is raaponaible qualified trainee. Great poten­ Center Street, Manchester. Andover tial! All benefits. No charge to m Starting September, Wednesday lor only one Incorrect Monday Public Buildings Commission, 7:30 p.m before publication. applicant. Company pays fee. dust be responsible. Call Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m., Town Office Building. Tax decision on future inaertion and then only Contact in confidence: Ed and public health nursing after 6:00 p.m 646-4124 Firehouse. Deadline for Saturday lo the aixe of the Healey, Wilson Agency, 246- experience preferred. Uector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Sewer Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Academy School. COLLECTOR - Part time. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The owners Graf said building plans, costs, finan­ and Monday is 12:00 original Insertion. 8541. Excellent benefits and paid Bot«;d of Fire Commissioners, 8 p.m., firehouse. mileage. Call Manchester 9:00 to 2:00 for one of New Thursday of the fire-damaged Rockingham Park cing of a reconstruction project and the Errors which do not W e d n ^ d a y Noon Friday. DENTAL SURGICAL Public Nursing Association England's largest collection Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Glastonbury pledged Friday to consult New Hampshire kind of assistance that might be available lessen the value of the ASSISTANT - Wanted for 647- 1 48 1, E E C AAP agencies Some experience Young ^ Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational High School Library. officials before deciding the fate of New from the state must all still be assessed by CIassilied ads are adverliaamenl will not Manchester/Rockville Oral Employer required f'or appointment Church. Fire Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Company 2 Firehouse. England’s oldest horse race facility. the owners. taken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ Surgery Group. Experienced call Mr Powers after 3:00 CLASS II DRIVER for oil p.m 289-0256 "Carousel," 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School Refusing to speculate on the odds the as a convenience. The ditional Insertion. preferred. Call 647-9926, for an Friday But that decision is still at least 30 to 60 interview. -delivery. Experienced Assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. Auditorium, produced by Youth and Family Resource days away, according to track President track might not reopen, Graf said, "I've preferred. Apply or call M & IMMEDIATELY' Full lime Center. Admission $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. Kenneth Graf. His statement came after been at Rockingham a good part of my life I HELP WANTED FEMALE - M Oil, Bolton, 649-2871 sitter Apply at 426 Broad Bolton Friday 2V^ hours of meetings Friday between and I'd like to stay." Mature, experienced. Sales Street (across from Moriar- Monday Gov. Hugh Gallen, legislative leaders and “We’ve assured Mr, Graf he has the full She Keral& Clerk. Apply: In Person, HOUSEWIFE SHIFT ■ Part ty'si, after 6:00 p m Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ "Carousel," 7:30 p.m.. GHS auditorium. CLASSIFIED AOVERTISiriS. Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main. time. 11 a m. lo 2 p m. track officials. cooperation of the state of New Street, Manchester. Conn, ’ Tuesday thru Friday^^ Apply RN - 3 p m to It p m . and 11 munity Hall. Hebron The Rock's 74-year-old, 13-thousand seat Hampshire,” Gallen said, “But it would within: Tommy's Pizzaria, Full time or part Public Building Commission. 7:30 p.m., Community Tuesday. grandstand and $3 million worth of com­ pretty hard for the state to take any action , u y iO K FFRMIT PHOTOGRAPHERS WANTED 267 East Center Street. time. Enjoy working with an excellent supporting staff, Hall. "PTSG” meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rham High School puter equipment were destroyed in a July until the owners have reached a decision. ” ^he Reralb NOTICK OF RKMOVAL - All types. Call 528-1408. Manchester, Tuesday Before meeting with track officials, This IS t(» give that I. MICItAKL P between 9 a m. and 6 p.m. caring for our elderly library. 29 fire. The damage ended racing for this INDEX WKINSTKIN of 39 LOVELACE Monday through Saturday. TYPIST- Experienced To patients Good wages and Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. year and left up to 500 people out of work Gallen heard representatives of the im iV E . WEST MAHTFORt) have filed benefits. Including new Dental Wednesday a riMjucst dated 31 7 80 with the Liquor train on word processing Wednesday and the state short $4 million in revenue. Massachusetts-New Hampshire NOTICES Control Commission for permission to SHEET METAL WORKER - machine 40 hour week. Call Plan Please call Doris Blain Nurses hours. 1:30 to 3:30 n.m.. Town Office Building. RN, Director ot Nurses. 646- Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. Concerned about the possible perma­ Horsemen’s Benevolent Association insist - Lost and Pound move my WHOLESALE BEER We need a Shop Foreman, a Mrs Bollom. 646-2900 they need commitments before mid- - Personals business now located at 570 TOLLAND person with a good working 0129 Manchester Manor .Nur­ Manchester nent loss of income from the track and - Announcements STREET, EAST HARTFORD to 131 & sing Home. 385 West Center Thursday CHAPEL HOAD. MANCHESTER knowledge of layout work, WAITRESSES CASHIERS Monday growing speculation the 280-acre facility October from the state and the track that - Entertainment ^ familiar with the heating and Apply in person: Tacorral Street. Manchester Board of Education. 8 p.m., Bolton Center School. - Auctions The business is owned bv 6:45 p.m. — Department of Environmental protection, in Salem might be sold to private racing will resume at Rockinghafn next HARTFORD DISTHIBITOHS, INC of air conditioning industry Restaurant. 246 Broad Street, year, FINANCIAL 570 TOl.LAND STREET. EAST Manchester. WAITRESS - Experienced on­ public hearing on Hockanum River Linear Park, developers, Gallen called in track officials HARTFORD and w ill be conducted bv Able to take charge and East Hartford - Bonds-SlocKs-Morlgages ly Must be flexible for day to "encourage" them to rebuild with Joseph Salah, the association's MICHAEL I’ WEINSTEIN of 3V organize deliveries and field Tuesday * Municipal'Building, hearing room. - Personal Loans hours. Possible fill-in for executive director, said otherwise, the LOVELACE DRIVE. WEST crews. Good starting wages, assurances of some kind of state help. - Insurance HARTFORD as pcrmitte company paid fringe Denefits. nights Call 647-9995, or 643- Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference Sik'haei P Weinstein Beyond the promise to keep the state in­ horsemen might ask the Massachusetts EMPLOYMENT BOOKKEEPER 2223 Room, Town Hall. Thursday Dated 31st dav of Julv 1980 Call 8y2-4053. formed, however, the meetings produced Legislature to permanently expand the - Help Wanted 008-08 Full time. Prior grocery or Charter Revision Public Hearing, 7 p.m., Council 8 a.m. — Economic Development Commission, nothing definitive. calendar at Boston's Suffolk Downs race - Business Opportunities URGENT - Wanted for month retail bookkeeping RECEPTIONIST- Chambers, Town Hall. - Situation Wanted of August. Nurse's aide to experience a plus. Duties SECRETARY Municipal Building, hearing room. "We’ve got to have the facts before we track to protect their interests. Lost and Found 1 Special Meeting of Town Council. 8 p.m.. Council EDUCATION help quadraplegic three times will involve cash receipts for busy Manchester 6:30 p.m. — Judge's hours in probate court. can talk dollars or make any decisions," Suffolk has already won the right to Therapist tiffice Requires a Chambers. - Private Instructions a week 644- 8490. and payroll areas Good Graf said. open up Labor Day weekend, three weeks IMPOUNDED - Male about sharp, energetic, self - Schools-Ciasses' one year old. mixed breed, benefits package. East Wednesday Vernon "We have no choice but to wait until ahead of schedule, because of the - instructions Wanted SALES MANAGER for store moviated mature person to 'Today brown North Main Street Hartford location. Call: handle public relations, phone Rockingham fire. REAL ESTATE selling used merchandise, Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Conference they gather all the facts." on rebuilding. Male about one year old. TOP NOTCH FOODS inquiries, follow-ups. and in­ Farmers Market. 9 a.m. to noon, Tollland County - Homes tor Sale ladies and mens clothing, fur­ Room. Gallen said. mixed breed, brown. Highland niture. housewares, et cetra. INC. ternal office management Agricultural Center, Route 30. ✓ ------>. - LotS'Land lor Sale Street Contact: Manchester Thursday - Investment Property A good opportunity lor right 526-0331 General office duties: include Monday '' - Business Property Dog Warden 646-4555. typing, dictation and ac­ Public Building Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Council person. Please apply Tuesday Today through Wednesday, registrations for new - Resort Property August 5th. for appointment counts .Must be well Chambers. - Real Estate Wanted LOST DIAMOND RING - between 9 and 12. at Goodwill organized with a pleasant residents who will attend Rockville High. 8:30 a.m. to Please call 649-9385. Reward. Fine Arts Commission. 7:30 p.m., Raymond Library. Printer of poster» MI8C. SERVICES telephone personality, and Store, 1085 Main Street. FULL & PART TIME for Golf noon, at the high school. Lovhland Hill Road. - Services Qtlered Manchester, corner of positive attitude Send resume STRAYED - Large red Course Maintenance ^ p ly lo: Box EE. C o Manchester Glastonbury Tuesday - Pamting-Papenng Eldridge Street at: Tallwood Country Club, - Buildmg-Contracting retriever mixed. Green Road- Herald Today Route 85. Hebron. 646-1151 Public hearing-of Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m., - Rooting-Sidmg Woodbridge area Reward. BINDERY HELP - Part-time, bettingdn Kennedy - Heating-Piumbmg 649-4417. Glastonbury Historical SocietyAntique Show, 10 a m. to ’ MANUFACTURER In Memorial Building. Park Place. '-x on call, general bindery MAINTENANCE - We have 5 p.m. Hubbard Street Green, admission $1.50. - Flooring workers. Hand work. $3.32 Glastonbury needs production Tliursday CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - Frank On Monday the 5,000 "Kennedy" signs - Movirg-Trucking-Siorage Personals an opening our maintenance m a c h i n^^i___op e r a t o r - Services Wanted hour, 646-7714 Department. Industrial Sunday Greater Hartford Transit District hearing on taxi sale, Jervis, 67, of Cambridge, is sure Sen, wjll be bobbing up and down in New Mechantfal apptilua MISC. FOR SALE UNATTACHED’ Meet Com­ experience helpful, but will Town Band Concert, 7:30 p.m., Hubbard Street Green. 7 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park Place. Edward M. Kennedy will win the York's Madison Square Garden. A MANCHESTER EAST Thi^/is a permanant position - Household Goods patible Companions in consider anyone willing to I a fast growing company, Orientation session for bloodmobile workers, 7 to 9:30 Jervis said he has experience in picking HARTFORD AREA - 120 Bed work Must supply own tools, .Monday Democratic presidential nomination next - Articles for Sale Manchester area Largest low Health Care Facility seeking (Gaining and advancement for\ p.m.. Community Room, Police Station, West Street. week in New York. winners. “ I knew Gov. Edward King was - Building Supplies cost effective ethical and con­ and be willing to talte call-in right individual Paidl Zoning Board of Appeals. 7:30 p.m., Academy School. - Pets-Birds-Dogs second Cook for fill-in posi­ time 289-7496 ^ .■fc-.rr(A,-^<‘; Jervis, the owner of a rickety wooden a winner 11 months before the election." fidential nationwide service. tion. 24-32 hours. Experience iacation. holidays. Blue Cross I Tuesday Friday - Musical Instruments Register for life $75. Dating and Blue Shield and major ( building edging on Cambridge’s Kendall Jervis said. “His people made us deliver - Boats & Accessories and knowledge of Theraputic Tolland County 4-H Fair starts, through Sunday, 10 Prestige, Williamstown. PLUMBER or PLUMBERS nedical Please call for ap­ Whooping it up Town Council. 7:30 p.m., Glastonbury High School Square, is a printer by trade. 10,000 bumper stickers on the worst day of - Sporting*GoodS Diets preferred, but will train HELPER - Experienced^ a.m., Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. - Garden Products Mass. 01267. pointment at Conrad Corpora­ the 1978 blizzard. That's the day I knew." right person. Submit resume necessary Call 646-4876 About $3,000 worth of white lettered - Antiques and salary requirement to: tion, 101 Com m erce St These youngsters enjoy the hot weather as taking part in the town’s Day Camp program He also prints posters for U S. house > Wanted lo Buy Glastonbury. 06033 signs on a brilliant blue background, all Help Wanted 13 Box CC. c o M anchester KENNEL ASSISTAJ they gather around a sprinkler at South Wind- sponsored by the Recreation Department, printed by Jervis, were sitting at his print Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill, D-Mass. "He RENTALS Herald Energetic WOMAN preferred, NURSES AIDES - Part time sor's Wapping Community Center. They are (Herald photo by Lavallee). shop Thursday ready for shipment to New doesn't need the advertising like he used - Rooms for Rent approaching middle age 1 or 2 Clowns plan convention to," Jervis said. "But he’s an old Cam­ - Apartments for Rent and full time all shifts Enjoy York and the Democratic National - Homes for Rent DENTAL ASSISTANT - days weekly Involvement working in a very pleasant with pets, public and Convention. bridge boy." - - Business for Rent SUMMER JOBS ■ working one .Manchester office and homelike atmosphere, He made Nixon posters in 1968 and some - Resort Property for Rent Experienced preferred Full maintenance. Canine Holiday E\SI HARTFORD - 22 with a charity softball is invited to watch ^ n d and over 100 organized " "Kennedy’s people got me out of bed of our outdoor flower helping our elderly patients Ford posters in 1970. - Wanted lo Rent locations on weekends. Car or part lime. Send resume to: Inne. 200 Sheldon Road. Good wages and benefits, in­ Clowning around will be game against WVIT- meet the clowns frbe of "alleys." A national con­ last Saturday to arrange for this prin­ - MiSC lor Rent Box D, c Manchester Manchester Inquire 3 ■ 5 p m This year he has confidence in Kennedy. needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ 0 cluding new Dental Plan the the order of the Channel 30 TV in McAuliffe charge. ting.” said Jervis, who has been printing AUTOMOTIVE Herald Please call Dons Blain RN. Films "But the way the Kennedy people are dover. Ct. 742-9965. MALE OR FEMALE part weekend when the Sixth Park in East Hartford. Each morning at the vention is held each April political posters for 32 years. “I usually - Autos for Sale Director of .Nurses, 646-0129 Gametime is 7:30 p.m. and in a different city. won't do business with politicians on running the campaign. I'd say he's going - Trucks for Sale GENERAL CONTRACTOR WAITRESS - Days, and time positions available days Manchester Manor .Nursing • ...... ■■■■■I...... New England Clown East Hartford Holiday Inn - Heavy Equipment lor Sale or evenings Year round the proceeds of the game on Roberts Street, the For those aspiring weekends.” \ to win in New York." needs assistant to help with evening hours Full or part Home, 385 West Center Street. Convention gets under way - Moforcydes-Bicycies time. Must be at least 18. App­ Short shifts, flexible hours to .Manchester ^ clowns who wish to - Campers-TrhilerS'MotJile Estimating. Drafting, and Aug. 22 through Aug. 24. will go to the human Needs clowns will attend ly in person: Ground Round, suit your needs Males 18 or register for the educationai ►^omes Paper Work. Experience older particularly needed for This three-day celebration Fund of the Clergy workshops on clown - Automol've Service necessary Send resume to: Glastonbury. TELEPHONE SOLJCTERS sessions, call ‘•'Daffy evenings Clean, pleasant sur­ Permanent part time of the joy of clownin will Association. techniques and circus arts. - Autos lor Rent-Lease P 0 Box 8. Coventry', Conn roundings. uniforms provided, The clowns will also be These sessions (for Dean" Cronkite at 568-1608, Who should'bear cost 06238 positions for responsible offer shows, competions HELP WANTED food discount, and other housewives and others who Other activities open to fringe benefits Apply Dairy and a clown softball game out in full force on Sunday. registered participants) in­ FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT ■ are looking to supplement pre­ for the public, plus Aug. 24 with a costume clude makeup, costuming, the public will be skit and BfHDGEPORT OPEMTOR Queen, 242 Broad Street (near sent income Hourly rate Part time second shift. Apply Manchester Parkadei. educational sessions and competition set to begin at skits, juggling, unicycling, balloon sculpture com­ ADVERTISING IS Seven-11 fon Center Street, ENONE LATK OPERATOR Commision and bonus Choice 1 p.m. in the Center Court mime, magic, balancing petitions from 2-6 p.m. of regulatory damage? between 7 and 3 of hours. 9 00 to 1 00, or 5 00 other events. Paid Holidays. Excellent Saturday at the Holiday !^O T to 9:00, .Monday through The clowns will kick the of the Hartford Civic and balloon sculpture. insurance, benefits Friday Sick days, holidays, Inn and costume com­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Mushrooming assure that their products were safe to the AN EXPENSE... SECRETARY for local one EXPEMENGED covention off Friday, Aug. Center Shoppes. The public Magic and clown suppliers man Law Office. Call 646-2425, paid vacations now for Fall wiil be open for business. petitions from 1 to 3 p.m. government regulation poses a question of public, their employees and the environ­ weekdays 9 to 5. Apply in person Call 569-4993, Monday through The convention is being Sunday, also at the Holiday compensation: under what circumstances ment. ADVERTISING NURSE AIDES Friday between 1 00 and 4 Of Band plays Sunday Inn. should an injured firm or industry be The Walgreen team says this not only is NURSES AIDES - Weekends hosted by the Greater IS METRONICS, Inc. PART TIME - Need both de- EAST HADDAM — On like "Stars and Stripes recompensed and who should foot the bill? unfair but is not in the public interest. The only.6 months of Nursing Hartford Clown Alley (No. /HOUKA/iOnCIIM/ AN INVESTMENT Borne experienced required! NEEDED and custodial workers Co Sunday the final Riverside _ j .r> IM TtM TA TI M EXIT f t MUMW UUM This was a comparatively minor issue in writers contend that failure to compen­ ROUTES 6 a 44A Center Court. 875-2133 afte, 107) and the Barnum lA tT NARTPOHO ••• ■ •# « Call or apply: East Hartford To provida Nursing Care Band concert of the •A M M IN N U TM U DAIU the past. Congress or government agen­ sate companies for the severe con- Plan uisely BOLTON, CT. 06040 10 00 a m Festival Clown Alley (No. p m tT SHOW ONLY U . M Convalescent Home. 745 Main in private homee end when a young teenager real stars are the kids summer season will be There will be balloons ice Street. East Hartford: 528- the group helping a young 66) of Clowns of America. cies usually acted to compensate firms if seiquences of government regulation, even invest your atker- Medicel Fecllltlee. Pari lady give birth to a baby m leaves a private, exclusive themselves, most of whom held on the gree next to the it was clear the government had made a in cases where the government has not 2167 MEDICAL LAB TECHNK'AN W a r f i l m Academy.' for the inner werd plucked fresh from A national non-profit tising dollar m TELEVISON & APPLIA.NCE time, full time. Contldera- with good blood- drawing a burned-out German tank, regulatory mistake — a 1959 contamina­ made mistakes, amounts to unfair con­ but their emotions are al­ city reality of a public high home rooms' to_be in the Goodspeed Opera House at organization of w a n t e d . Competent DELIVERY MAN - Full time tlon given to pralaranca skills lor part time work Ear­ ways cut short by a blast of school Instead of blazers film, and roles were actual the Goodspeed Landing. professional and amateur tion scare that hurt the cranberry fiscation of property. secretary for Manchester real Good benefits Apply at of:—Location and Houra. ly morning hours Monday t h r i l l e r gunfire because that's the with emblems, he now has ly created for a kid if he or East Haddam. from 2:30 to clowns, clowns of America growers, for example. They argue it is the taxpaying public estate ’ office. Typing, Turnpike TV. 272 West Middle NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY through Friday Call 289-6363 way it IS m battle to deal with black leather she turned out to be a But the proliferation of government that benefits by proper regulation and bookkeeping and general of­ Turnpike. .Manchester For Information call 3:30 p.m. has nearly 7,000 members PET TOWNE needs a full jackets and switchblades natural character actor safety, health and other regulations since therefore the public should pay. either in fice abilities. Must be able to 843-9515 by Steve K. Welz The ending is also etched Such IS the basis of the The film is going to have The series, open to the take charge Part time, flexi­ DESK PERSONNEL time person 4U hours Some The Big Red One' from in irony as Marvin nearly film entitled My Body­ some rough going as it will public free of charge, is 3 TOP MOVIES has produced an entirely new issue: who price boosts or direct settlement of com­ ble hours available. Please NEEDED for Bowling Center nights Apply in person Pet Uf}ited Artists Wntter) and murders another German guard The young boy. be up against .blockbuster sponsored by the HrarnMToHdwr rR0UTESM-S4 (Suit »6) I should bear the cost of harm caused to pensation claims. ^ send resu m e to Box Z, Operation Must be neat, AID & ASSISTANCE Town, Tn-City Plaza next to directed by Sam Fuller soldier just as the truce portrayed by Chris Make summer movies.with big Goodspeed Opera House, “R0CKY”po B4»-B333 business by government regulation that is They also argue that adoption of siich a .Manchester Herald, reliable and courteous Apply of North Eastern Conn. Sage Allen Starring Lee Marvin. Mark takes effect peace, comes to Chicago's • names and big budgets, not the result of regulatory mistakes? compensation policy would make .Manchester. Ct 06040 to: Manager. Parkade Lanes 357 Eait Canter St. Hamill and Robert Car- although some of them and the "Riverside Band" No phone calls. Must be 18 ADDRESS i STUFF The Big Red One' is not urban school system when 11. '‘Final , Manchester radine Rated PG ( The Shining,' Rough Cut ) is under the direction of “ROCKY ir’pa This issue came to a head in 1977 when Congress and the government agencies years old ENVELOPES AT HOME - a great film, but it does his father, played by Martin ASSISTANT MANAGER are not exactly overpower PLUS THE (R] the Consumer Product Safety Cammission very conscious of the potential high cost to $800 per month possible Any deliver one very clear mes Mull. IS made the manager Goodspeed's musical Countdown of one of the windy city's mg triumphs And even with banned the use of the fire retardant the taxpayers of all new government TRAINEE & CASHIER WANTED - Part Time Office age or location See ad under Review sage to It's audience—war director. Lynn Crigler. THE E N P ” - Latest Fashion... BLUEBERRY PICKERS all the awards and ac irp ne«led bv the Timed College Help for Doctor's Office Send WANTED ■ Call Joan at 649- Business Opportunities Tri­ IS hell' most exicusive hotels Brass and wind SPECIAL EDITION I jll chemical Tris in the children's sleepwear regulatory proposals and create taxpayer ADVERTISING Last year viewers around Of course being -chauf- colades, a film like Break ..■XLOSEENCOUNTEIir Til industry because it posed a cancer peril. pressure on politicians and bureaucrats to Bookstores Company at us resum e to: Box DD, c o 4450 Birch Mt.. Bolton ple 'S ' ing Away' has. to date, musicians, many of them ...In Murder. Manchester Community College Manchester Herald the country were treated to feured to the local public Z. oHIm MDKIND''po The threatened loss to small companies consider carefully new regulatory restric­ RATES Bookstore location We are looking a TV series called Worlcf^War high doesn't quite sit well barely broken even at the regulars in the orchestra at 1 D A Y ...... 14'wMtraMi for a mature person with a good M-G.l Diary,' which brought with the teenage thugs who box office So best of luck the Opera House, will offer in the industry was $200 million. Congress tions. personality, one who can follow WOULD YOU PREFER r e s s e d 3 DAYS ...1 3 ‘ i»«»miMi company policies and solve dav-io- the battle right into your Good luck, have organized an extor­ to My Bodyguard ' It's a nostalgic renditions of D voted to compensate the companies but Finally, the Walgreen team contends W OR K IN G IN OWN YOUR OWN 6 DAYS ...12*«MinHi dav problems that arise If in­ COMFORTABLE AIR home in living color It was tion racket for the kid's film which, like your high Sousa marches, Joplin President Carter vetoed the bill on the’ that, despite the obvious complexity of the terested in a lot of hard work and one of the lew times that lunch money They offer,m school English teacher, T O K I L L 26 DAYS ...1V«M ipam the start of a new career, call CONDITIONED rags, show medleys, some grounds it would be a dangerous prece­ problem, it would not be too hard for SURROUNDINGS’ We have BUSINESS the global conflict was pre­ return protection, es asks for your attention, and UMITEDl 15 WORD, $ 2 .1 0 i*w Mr. McArthur in this case is more than Gilbert and Sullivan, and dent. Congress to work out a fair policy for such openings now for Technicians sented from a G I s point of ^Bodyguard^ pecially from a large and HAPPY ADS *2.50 n 643-1097 view ponderous classmate worthy of it. American band favorites Debate over the issue has been building compensation. They propose the following Monday .^ug 11. for an appoint­ in our Lab We will train Op­ CBS tried the same for­ known as Lmderman up ever since. Now. the Institute for tests which, if mei. would result in com­ ment tical Style Bar Inc , 763 Main g a te s o p e n 7:30 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK We are an equal opportunity Street. Manchester 643-1191 INDEPENDENT mula with a remake of the by J.T. Yurko whose past seems as omin Socioeconomic Studies in White Plains. pensation : World War 1 classic. 'All S K e K e r a U i employer My Bodyguard' from ous as his anti social de Your « Quiet on the Western Fr9 nt N.Y., has published a monograph on the —Has the government made a CLADDIPIID AOVERTIDINO CLASS II DRIVERS Twentieth Century Fox meanor NEWSPAPER with Richard Thomas If you How both of these kids c h o ic e ^ subject by Prof. John A. Walgreen of regulatory mistake’ *HOST or HOSTESSES - Full LICENSE - Willing to carry were to combine these two Directed by Tony Bill, writ Wheaton College In Illinois and three —Does the regulation fall outside a ^ n d part time positions. Day sheet rock and help clean up ten by Alan Ormsby Star adjust to their harsh envir docudramas. you'd probably onment is told by the film • and evenings. Must b^ at least job sites Apply Acousti- ring Chris Makepeace. lawyers with experience in the field. They time-honored field of government DEALER end up with something like. in scenes that contain truth 18 Benefits available. Apply: Tech Systems 113 Summit The Big Red One Matt Dillon. Martin Mull cite the reasons for and against the com­ regulation? INVITATION GroundRoundGlastonbt^^ Street, Manchester and hum or' as well as SPECIALS pensation, out of tax funds, of firms —Did those seeking compensation make Director Sam Fuller has Rated PG trauma, but even the TO BID spent millions of dollars to trauma is very lightly severely hurt by proper government a good effort to* assure that they were ac­ Call 647-9946 for more Information tell us the story of the First regulation. ting in the public interest and did they ATTENTION Review delivered As we watch the C h o p jD e d The Manchester Public Infantry. Division which saw two young boys 'breaking jnULtMMXMCA They say the most common argument of have .strong reason to beiieve the action in North Africa. Sicily. away' from their respective Schools solicits bids (or Normandy and Germany Remember those seem CONTNHIU those who oppose compensation is that proscribed activity was unlikely to TKl.KPIKtNK W S tt FKING BOYS & GIRLS ingly blissful days of youth but opposite pasts, first- Beet The Herald The Big Red One' begins proper government regulation is an or­ become subject to regulation Mancheatar, Ct. which suddenly became a time director Tony Bill SKRMI K for 1980-81 1981- Here's one of the Best Part Time Jobs ^Bralnard PI. with a flashback to World keeps the tone of the EAST HARTFORD Dinner dinary hazard of doing business. If a —Was the regulation excessive’ Could it 82 1982-83 school years War I where Lee .Marvin, world shattering trauma u > •out! > ORfVE M »ur»44 events just this side of general compensation policy were be shown that the government's Sealed bids will be received Available In Rockville! who IS just another dogface because your family moved reality And if the big bad has murdered an enemy and you had to enter a new adopted, these opponents say, companies regulatory objective could have been until 3 00 P M . August 26, infiltrator, only to learn that school’ Just walking into bully gets trounced, well CUSTONBURY YOUTH SERVICES no lunger would have much incentive to achieved at least as well by some other 1980 at which time they will be BE A MAiKHESTER HERALD (MRRIER the armistice had been class those first few days that's a universal wish that reasonable means? publicly opened The right is Manchester Carriers signed a few hours earlier was an act of courage equal anyone who has ever been resen'ed lo reject any and all in the Union, Ward and Village Streets a child can identify with So/od Bor. Baked Potato and Twenty-five years later to that of say, Anita Bryant presents Warm Roll uiifh 6uner bids Specifications and bid ot Rockville. and Marvin is now a ser going into a gay bar Ruth Gordon and John Needed In These Areas: Houseman have what JOHN DWN forms may be secured at the geant commanding a smai' Now imagine how .mucfi Business Office, 45 N School group of dogfaces com more intense the feeling of amounts to extended BIftUSHI AYKROYD cameos in the film, but the Filet of Former judge jailed Street. Manchester. Connec­ prised of Griff (Mark Ham disorientation must feel THIS ROUTE WONT IRST LONG-CALL TODAY! mill). Zab (Robert Car Fish Dinner' ticut Raymond E. Demers. Laurel St radine), Vinci (Bobby DiCic THE iR Business .Manager. Park St AKRON, Ohio (UPI) r - Former Summit again to run for public office. Laurel Place CO) and Johnson (Kelly What’s up in roller skating? 028-08 Otis St County Probate Judge James V. Barbuto Visiting (Common Pleas Judge (Jeorge New Street Ward) CAROUSEL Bring the kids, tool... BLUES 871-0252 Chestnut St Marvin will stop at nothing Some 45 million Americans are gliding, twirling and stum­ Friday was sentenc^ to up to 10 years in McMonagle of Cuyahoga County, who Chestnut St The Rodgers and Hammerstein ihei/'li lone our NEW Kid's Menu in order to get the job done bling on roller skates That's up 49 percent since 1978. PUBLIC Please ask for Ed Soucier Winter St. Forest St Includes BROTHERS prison In connection with a sex-related sentenced Barbuto. found Barbuto guilty even if it means that every Here are more facts and figures on the craze from the Classic public corruption scandal. He will remain July 22 on one count of gross sexual im­ Garden St Single one of his men dies in Roller Skating Rink Operators Association. HAMBURGER or French Fries NOTICE AUBeefHOTDOG or Baked Potato. free on bond, pending appeal. position and one count of intimidation. battle His experience in war — Of those 45 million skaters. 29.8 million skate indoors The annual report iMay 1, only. 11,9 million skate both indoors and outdoors, and 3.3 A U d ^ th and th "1 and my wife have suffered a great .McMonagle sentenced Barbuto to 1-to-lO gives his troops that much 14 15 16 ' Only$1.29 IPol 1979 to April 30, 1980) of The longer to dodge a bullet but million skate outdoors exclusively Center St. ^ P.M. deal," Barbuto told the court before years in prison on the intimidation charge Martin and Sophie Grzyb forgoes any attempt to — Sixty-seven percent of the skaters are under age 18, 7:30 s e n t^ ln |. "I have lost my most precious and to 1-to-S years in prison for gross: Center St. Broad St. establish a close relation­ while 23 percent — up from 18 percent in 1978 — are in the Memorial Fund is available IN Snw Rosemary St. Griswold St ship with them 18-10-34 age bracket .SIFlh poasesfion — the right ta be on the bench. sexual imposition, with the terms to be for inspection at the office of at the air conditioned (Unr iM) "I have had great expense. I have lost served concurrently. Newman St. Lilac St. The G I s. each from a — Women and girls account lor 57 percent of all skaters. p o n B E lS ii Mi di KF.\ Wesley C. Gryk. 470 Main Mgerton St. different background and But there are more new male skaters than female skaters. GLASTONBURY HIGH SCHOOL IS (rlenda. I don't know how much more my Barbuto also pleaded guilty to two Street. Manchester, Connec­ Trumble St. With diverse interests, band — Skate ownership is also on the upswing, with 38 pet- HUBBARD ST. hrttwiei hiMirt *»». Tilt: wife and I have lo auffer." counts of dereliction of duty and to the ticut. during regular business together as they try and cent of the skaters owning their own skates. That's up from (m UmA «r* of Vait) Barbuto, 57, who could have received a mishandling of firearms confiscated hours, by any citizen who so outlive the war But they too 25 percent in 1978 Cdnnof b r used In combinotton uMh HI \T h ii SIractlont: Tak* Rt. 2 to Rt. 17 - Hubbard St. Exit - Turn laft. other ditcounU AppScobk taxtt not maximum IS Mi yean in prison and fines within the court system. For that he was requests within 180 days alter Please Call find it hard to strike up close — Despite skating’s popularity m California, only 19,4 per­ included AtPantapanngSuokhouMt publication of this notice of its relationships with other sol­ cent of Westerners skate as compared with 31,9 percent of totaling $9,000, originally was indicted by sentenced to 60Klay terms on each count. Jeanna 6 4 9 -3 2 0 9 diers because of the FOR TICKHS-CALL 033-1176 ! Summit County grand jury last March Barbuto's attorney, James Burdon, said availability. The name of the Southerners. 22.5 percent of Northeasterners and 26.2 per­ NilM laT4 N 0 m m Am . principal manager is Wesley . circumstances cent of residents gf the North Central states (Molt of iotirtwT PLEASE CALLTHEATRE -

j I t - EVENING HERALD. Sal . Aug 9. 1980 ' Frank a Ernait Peanuts — CharJes M. Schulz Business & Service EVENING HERALD, Sat., Aug. 9. 1980 - 15 ExERCise a LIFE 16 A LO T LIK E u)E A l l h a v e c e r t a in UJE ALL M A KE A FEW f HOW M ANY IN N IN 6S * I F I H P tP o5E Answer to Previous Puule C U ^ S S 7 R M . A BASEBALL SA M E' POSITIONS THATUE PLAY H ITS AN P W E A LL 1 A RE W E PLA YIN S?/ 1 ACROSS 7 Sphere of O F i t t i n g c i - o T f* t s , M AKE A FEU) ERRO RS action 1/ ~ 7 y 1 Pair of hortei 8 Solitary W E A R L O O S E By ADigaii van Buren 5 Small freib- person I HIOuL^N'T ha\/C ~CC' water.duck 10 Music symbol F«T t i n 6 9 The bull (2 11 Beginning wdi.Span.) 12 High points c l o t h e s TO ta ke th is c la ss! 12 Very small 15 Quei*y (prefix) 17 Inscription DEAR ABBY: Con a mother sue a neighbor for alienating 13 Football team 19 Government TM»euiuoni>.bedrooms, him first huui floor tii-A « iv i‘M c rotor $95 72 West Street summer. Call 643-6880 Paid. Call Parker Street Used electrical system. In addi­ three meals a day, keep up his clothes and clean his room. notrump In either case part­ weekends Apply in person AHiMI.NUM Sheets used as family. Yard, busline, family room. IG baths, two Saturday. 9 00 a m. to 11;00 Auto Parts, Inc 649-3391. tion. we guarantee our He eats like a horse, doesn’t furnish any of the food, has a QJIOxxxxD-KxzC-iso ner knows that you have slam Monday thru Friday, between s. 007 thick parking, appliances included. ...ms FII2ST car garageirage with work shop am "NEXT TO NOTHING" - An­ brake system lor 10.000 nice car and expects his mother to keep him in gas^iart of the notrump bidder could play possibilities, but no real slam 9 and 4 Garden Grove cents each or 5 Security references required. STffINCa-aiKiNI $59,900 Group 1 Philbrick tiques and Things. Corner C O R V ET T E, 1975 coupe, miles. Free loaner cars the time. He works steady but we never see a penny. ^ the heart game He also used interest. Change your jack of Caterers, Keeney Street. lorSl Phone 643-2711 Must be Available Auwst II. $280 per OF THB Agency 646-4201 DARK LOAM DELIVERED - East Center and Spruce automatic, options. $6375. I don't want to hurt his mother by asking her son to leave, the four-heart response as a clubs to the king, your rebid .Manchester picked up before 11 a m month. 568-0138 Boothroyd available while your car Is VBAB...... 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also Streets. Open Saturdays only. Corvette, 1963, original coupe, being serviced.^ but I have had it with this bum mooching freeVoom and transfer to four spades It is over two spades would be a ONLY Associates. unfortunate that Dave's name simple raise to three This bid FULL AND PART TIME sand, gravel and stone 643- 649-0533 $7800. Call 649-1149. board! We have a nice little house, which I own. It's expresses real slant interesi TELLER POSITIONS 9504 comfortable for two, but three’s a crowd. Any advice? never got attached to either of A A I ManchMtar j SEARS STEREO - Am-fm. 8 ATTRACTIVE THREE and partner is asked to bid Experience preferred but 1969 CONTINENTAL his conventions track with recorder, turntable ROOM APARTMENT Heat CROWDED one of the other suits unless will tram right persons Call I NEW-HOMES j HY-GAIN IV HOME BASE □ RENTALS CLASSIC. Low mileage Call Two-way Stayman makes and two speakers Excellent Electricity. Hot water between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 HUB FORD bidding very easy for both his hand is most unsatisfacto­ Manchester State Bank 646- I Butternut Rd. I STATIO.N - 40 channel .Never Appliances. References No DEAR CROWDED: Talk it over with your wife and condition $200 Call alter 6 used Plus, house antenna p.m, 646-4004. NORWICH AVE. partners The two-club ry 4004 Ask for Mrs Stevenson pets. $285. 646-3167. 228-3540. decide together how much longer her son should be I Gorgeous treed lots to | p m . 647-1400 $100 643-1390 response can vary from very You can make all sorts of Equal Opportunity Employer Rooms lor Rant 52 COLCHESTER allowed to stay. Then she — not you ~ should give I custom build your home, in ■ ______1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ weak to minimum game arrangements with your part­ MANCHE.STER - Attractive Left off Rte. 85 tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 him the news. strength Thus, with S- K x x x ner. Thus, if opener holds FULL TIME DELIVERY I Manchester s m ostj pooL- 24 x 4 . 7 ft deep KENMORE automatic four room first floor apart­ Colchester Center MEN needed Good salary I prestigious area of custom | Perflex filter. 8 x 12 dccK. washer Best offer over $50. negotiable. Telephone 643- H-KxxxD-KxxC-zx you something like: S- A x H- K z ment. Stbve References. No xD-AQlOzxC-Azxhis Benefits Please call , built homes Prices star- ■ $500 00 or best offer 568-7317 643-7467.______6785. or 659-1723. 537-2301 9^ respond two clubs and rebid FO R M A T U R E pets $275 . 646-3167 : 228-3540 two notrump, three spades or reply to the two diamond Sieffert's Appliances 647- I ting $130,000. ■ ------FRIGIDARE CUSTOM ^ 7 ...... SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, 1978 DODGE ASPEN - three hearts, depending on response is three diamonds, u U I DEUtXE REFRIGERATOR ( MERRITT non-drinker Pleasant room. VERNON - Condo. 1 Bedroom rhe Born Lo«er — Art Santom opener's rebid. With S- A Q i x showing a maximum notrump mEnni I ■ Processed Gravel. Sand. 14 cubic foot Reversable Excellent condition! One Trucks lor Sala 82 PstrOQfQph Business Opportunities 14 References and security Townhouse Newlv X X X X X X with diamonds I REALT0R8-646-1180 I Stone, and Fill For deliveries doors Avacado $200 owner. G cylinder with air con­ H- D- Q J C- z you required. 646-6025. Available remodeled. Fully applianced ^COME QU6KLV! THCgUAPPLe'^ UHLOtJSClOUSl respond two clubs and bid (NEWSPAPER E.NTERPRISE ASSN I ______J call George Grilling, 742-7886 Kalvinator 39 inch electric ditioning. Low mileage Call 1977 FORD PICKUP - Custom HOWOU'OUTaL? LOCAL 7-ELEVEN STORE immediately. No pets. $350 monthly. 643-6006, and after 5 p.m. 247- AVAILABLE for franchise stove Everything working Available in September/Oc­ 100. Cap*Best offer. Call 568- SLIPP^PIHTHe KENMORE 18 LB WASHER - 0882. 6588; keep trying. with inftuentiaJ persorM who live Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- except broiler $25 Hotpoint THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ tober. Reply: Condo. P.O. Box at a distance. Each will benefit in 'v50HW" AtJD H IT , Business Property 26 3 drawer oak dresser with Decorator Twelve washing 289-8261 .Southland Corpora­ trally located. Kitchen 135, Plantsville, Conn. 06479 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER some manner from the relation­ mirror Cabinets 3 war­ machine $50 Call alter 5;00 1973 GMC THREE cfour ship. H IS H&LD,, tion MEMORIAL CORNER privileges. Call 649-2358. 318 Three speed. Posi rear drobes Wheel chair En­ p m 64.3-9437______MANCHESTER- Immaculate QUARTER TON PICKUP CAPfUCORN (Dec. 22-J m i. IS) STORE for sale cyclopedia 3 rugs Punch end. Needs some work. Best ^B irthday A D D RESS AND ST U F F 5 '>2 room apartment. Automatic. PS, power brakes, Joint ventures at this time have a Manchester s oldest es­ bowl set Combination sink ORIENTAL RUGS FOR MATURE MALE ROOM $15 offer over $400. 871-7385. tilt steering wheel. $1,200 or better chance of succeoe than ENVELOPES AT HOME - Excellent neighborhood. Auguet 10,1M0 G G tablished Personal reasons SALE - Living room, dining Female, mature $20. Non- usual. Seek worthy cohorts for a and cabinet Utility trailer. 6800 per month possible Separate utilities. No pets. best offer. 844-W74. make sale necessary Smith -Corona electric- room, scatter sizes, and smokers. Live-in. References. 1970 PONTIAC TRANS AM You'll UM bold and Innovative profitable enterprise. Offer, send SI 00 i refundable i References and security. $350. Toadi inhabit all the continents except Antarctica Extremely reasonable Owner typewriter. go cart engine, runners Excellent quality, One must have license, plus 455 V-8. Power brakes, power methods to accelerate projects AQUARIUS (Jofi. 20-Feto. IS ) to Triple " S' . 869-Mll 643-9689. 1970 HALF TON FORD you feel ore Important to you this w"ill finance 352 .Main Street. large box of assorted dolls perfect condition For lew errands and meals. 649- steering. Best offer. Call The next 30 days represent a Juniper Pinon Hills. CA TRUCK. $500. 649-5635, 643- coming year. Othera will be favorable period for you In deal­ .Manchester 546-0293 1968 Volkswagen Beetle 643- reasonable prices, call after 5 5459 anytime 643-1931. 92372 M ANCHESTER 6 ROOM 9508. Inspired by your etfectiveneoa. ing where partners ore involved. OuE-BMrdIng Houm 2371 p m and weekends. 278-8795 LCO (July 23-Auo. 22) Things There's a possibility you may ’ < 3 < 3 Household Goods 40 COMFORTABLE ROOM for APARTMENT- Appliances in­ 1973 CJ5 V8. Excellent run­ 8-q cluded. $300 monthly. Call Motorcyclae-BIcyclaa 84 ore stirring now which could help now form a new alliance. DIP YPUUEE adult m ale. Non smoker. ning condition. Many extras. bring important self-intereats □ REAL ESTATE after 4:00 p.m., 647-9616. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Winthrop — Dick Cavalli ANY Wi5NPER REFRIGERATORS TAG SALES Pal king, on bus line. $25 N e^s some body work. $2.- Into bek>g. You'll recognize the There may be a sudden shift In Washers Ranges, used, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE WHEELS ? weekly. Call 649-6526. 000. Call 646-3774. Speedy Telephone signals, so act on them promptly. coTKlItlons now which could have 23 guaranteed and clean New MULTI FAMILY TAG SALE - TAG SALE - Saturday August MODERN FIVE ROOM Find out more of what lies ahead a beneficial effect on your career ^iJMETHIN' Homes For Sale quotations. Immediate WHAT IS THE BAcrr THAT SQWECKIE shipment damaged. G E & August 9 and August 10 9 00 9 9 00 a m to 4 00 p m 19 DUPLEX with garage. for you in the year following your and income. Talent and hard WHEN WIL-L I LBARS/ NOT OUT CF ■ 1976 XR7 COUGAR - Good coverage available. Call Joan WRONa- WITH OUR COUNTT?yJ5 LIKE YOU COULD( RCW U P IN P Y EAST HARTFORD SPLIT FRIGIDAIRE Low prices am to 4 00 Two H78 by 15 Crosby Road. Manchester Apartments For Rent 53 Available August I. Quiet birthday by sliding for your work will be rewarded. 5 ID ASK HIM ANVTHINS? condition. $2700, or best offer. at Clarke Insurance. 643-1126. copy of Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for RXITCAL S)6TBW,6ROn-eSS? LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ B D Pearl & Son. 649 .Main inch radials, window fan. Furniture, antique dishes, neighborhood. Security. No ARIES (Mireh 21-Aprll IS) A N P 5E ELECTHJ PRESIDENr. W E A R IN ' Call 568-6588; keep trying. ooch to Astro-Graph, Box 469. Some interesting changes may cy Illness in family. In- Street. 643-2171______Four 14 inch Dodge rims 1948 linen Household goods, MANCHESTER MAIN pets, no children. 649-1^0. PLATES’ Chevy Sedan F’ishing lures Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. be In store where your s<^oJ life 7 ground pool and other extras' bicycles, etc. No early birds. STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. 1971 VOLVO. Needs some KENMORE 30 ’ ELECTRIC reels and lines Two feet by Be sure to specify birth date. Is concerned. You may b ^ ln to 12 noon to 7 p m . 528-1451 ( ash only Hot water. Appliances. No HEBRON - 6 Room Duplex, body work. Runs well, $700 VmOO (Aug. 2S-8epL 22) The see evidence of this beginnirKi RA.NGE - Oven continuous four feet florescent light pets. Parking.J. Secucurity. 523- with heat and water. No pets. clean Excellent condition' after 8:00 p.m. 649-9268. 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 payoff Is near in a project or today. RANCH - Nine rooms Formal fixtures Kitchen articles, TAG SALE - Saturday August 7047'047, Lease available. $450 miles on it! Hardly ever used! epWrprise to which you've TAURUS (April 20-Moy 20) Has clock and timer $100 643- toys and clothing 34 Webster dining room Rec room with 9 791 Center Street. monthly. References 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 Call 742-8726 anytime. devoted considerable time and You're In a cycle now where you 6801 Lane. Hebron effort. Don't leave any loose wet bar Separate master .Manchester 9;.30 a m to 4 30 TWO BEDROOM - Duplex. required. 228-0561. Door. Very good condition. are likely to discard unproduc­ bedroqm suite with cathedral p m. Womens clothes. 16G to Mature adults No pets. (Quiet ends hor>ging. tive situations and look for .MOVl.NG Must sell household $350. Call ^ 3 5 8 2 . after 4:00 1978 KAWASAKI K Z 1000 - low Ua R A (SepL 2 S-O ci 23) Begin­ ceiling Large flag-stone MOVING - Cellar and home 20G Books, records, mis­ street. $350 plus utilities. Call Homes lor Rent 54 something more promising. Your item s, etc Two French p.m. mileage, excellent condition ning today, pals will play a more chances are good. patio Pool Wood-burning sale Huge assortment of fur- cellaneous. 647-1633. provincial end tables $20 $2200-or best offer. 742-6419. helpful role than usual in advanc­ OEM M I (May 21-June 20) Ideas PlOc stove $89,500 Group 1 nishThgs Friday and Saturday BRING THE KIDS! Room to Wicker love seal with 1976 BLUE MAVERICK. Six ing your hopes and ambitions. or concepts which come to you o1vAU.( Philbrick Agency 646-4200 10 to 6 at 75 Pine Street TAG SALE - Saturday August SIX ROOM APARTMENT. move in this large two Do everything possible to cushions. $30 Plant cylinders. 42.000 miles. Clean. 1978 HONDA GL 1000. Fully today should not be treated 9 Ram or shine 9;00 a m to Center of Manchester. No bedroom, with basement and strengthen friendships. lightly. Follow though. They stepladder $10 Round In good condition. $1,700. 25 dressed. Low mileage. S OO'pTm. 27 Lydall Street 100 pets. $325, monthly. Security arage. Only $350. Locators. t C O f r K ) (Oot. 34-Nov. 22) could prove to be very advanta­ Levy’s Law — James Schumeister kitchen table. 36 inches $.30 mpg on highway. 649-5635 or Showroom condition. 647-1712. year .sewing machine Vene­ required. 649-2871. f36-5646. You're now entering on bxcellent geous. Dining room table and lour 643-9508.______tian blinds. Firewood Many achievement cycle. Establish lof­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) It chairs. $200 Call after 5 00 TAG SALK - This Saturday 9 HARLEY DAVIDSON - ty goals and start to take the other items. NEWER DELUXE TWO FAMILY SIZE THREE behooves you at this time to FOB 6TANP1N6^ IM IN HFBF ON THP mHUPU- THAT pm 643-9437 to 5 Ham date Sunday. 1977 OLDS CUTLASS Classic SX 350 Sprint. Good basic steps that can put you on MANCHESTER BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE in BEDROOM . With basement. investigate avenues that could ACCOUNT OF A A 6UY WHO DOeiNT I < 3 .Miscellaneous we have SUPREME - Automatic 350, 4 for road or trail. One owner. the rood to success. add to your income. Something /T^TJH ey CAN'T TAG SALE - Two families two family, m bathes, Air conditioning. Garage barrel. With T-Top and Only 7,000 miles. Sacrifice, - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) PEINaPUF, TOO. W/ OFF HIS BOOdF $57,900 Something For Everyone'" propitious is awaiting your a fat up ' ------BELIEVE IT- August 9 and 10 Starting 9;00 carpeting, appliances, patio, parking. All modern extras! Make offer. Call 643- first $375. Call after 6 p.m., It behooves you at (his time to discovery. eers . a - 4 M^SC. FOR SALE basement, garage. Convienent appliances. Kids and pets ok. C'W4».tel* ..w ^ Six room Colonial TAG SALE - Something For ^ .m , rain or shine Furniture, 6926. 643-9437. strer>gthen or develop contacts (NCWSPAPCR ENTEhPRISE ASSN) location. Available September Rent negotiable. Call for Busline Fenced in yard Everyone' ■ II Knighton toys, clothes, plants, books. LOTS of miscellaneous. 19 1. Adults. Ju st $335 plus details. Locators, 236-5646. Articles lor Sale 41 Street. Manchester Saturday utilities After 6:00 p.m. HAVING TROUBLE FIANO REALTY A- Sunday. 9 to 5 Benton Street, Manchester. telephone 649-0311. GLASTONBURY - Spacious aide Qlancee — Oil Foi STEREO COMPONENTS. 646-5200 TAG SALE - Two families. three bedoom home on large SELLING YOUR CAR? Lataveite receiver, .speakers. TAG SALE - Everything must IMMACULATE TWO wooded lot. Kids ok. Many, • - v , v Bu^e Bunny — Heimdahl Stoffel Garrard turntable F.xcellent go' Saturday aiid Sunday. Saturday August 9 and Sunday August 10 to 5 00. Sleep sofa, BEDROOM two bath condo. manv extras! Call Locators. CALL ft August 9 and 10. II) 00 to 5;0b .sound New $500 First $'225 Includes saunas, club house, .McCann Drive loM Wetherall kitchen set. simgle bed and 2 3 6 - ^ . I KA_L> I'LL S/VE buvs It 228-3145 balcony, poolside, air con­ Street I, .Manchester bureaus, furniture and more. 32 Merritt Valiev Road. An­ ditioning. appliances. Must be MANCHESTER 6 ROOM r i O W r o P - A '' seen. $450 monthly. Great for TAG SALE - Saturday August dover, (Junction Boutes 6 and CAPE - Attached garage. $500 9 9 871. singles or young married. 646- monthly. No utilities. No pets. 9. 9 00 a m to 4 00 p'm Odds “THE CAR STORE” C V PUBLISHER'S NOTICE 0618. Lease. Security. References. ilba — Prank Hill n ends 228 West Street, 7wevEOLST INVENTED EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY Bolton I Route 85. directly Call 742-6413, after 5:00 p.m. 118 MAIN STREET - "The WAV HE. CAN AERIAL proceeding Bolton Hiding HURT ME WHILE Academy I Gables." 3 Room Apartment. Olticee-Stores lor Rent 55 AND GET RESULTS FAST! All real estate advertised !n this newspaper is subject to TAG SALE - Two family Sun­ Third floor. Heat and hot F l a p p i n g h i s the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it il­ day August 10th. 9;00 a.m. to PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS W IN 6 S . TAG S.ALE - Moving. Satur- water. $320 monthly. Security 1 (X) p m.. 15 French Road, OFFICE space availabid: 400 legal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dis­ dayiand .Sunday 9th & 10th at 9 and Tenant Insurance Bolton: to 1200 square feet. Air con- 796 Silver Lane Plaza crimination based on race, color, religion, sex or a m 372 Bush Hill Road. required. Available ditoning. heat, parking. Close Manchester______September 1st. Call 646-2426. 9 East Htfd. ' national origin, or an intention to make any such TAG SALE ■ Today. Saturday, to 5 weekdays. to center, hospital and court. prelerence. limitation or discrimination. This TAG SALE - Sunday August 9 to 4 Couch unit, stereo, Call 871-0401, or 568-7658. 568-1570 // newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertisement 10th. 151 Hollister Street (off desk, fireplace, other odds ‘n MANCHESTER - Two for real estate which is in violation of the law. Main Street 1. 10 to 4 Moving ends Keeney to Wetherell to bedroom apartment near bus MANCHESTER - 1340 square “BRING BUYERS AND SELLERS Large variety of items' 39 Litchfield Street. line. Garage, no pets, married feet Industrial Space. F.J OF FINE MERCHANDISE TOGETHER" f C0.V1= b a c k H S ? E . couple, references. 524-5127. Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121. Fletcher’a Landing ZatQlt 1 UUM X ODOb SMauHC -n e kixt • bMua on't m u . t f a NOT Abwr, ar«4M! c M tu a 13 ********* f-k********************* * * * * * HtLPihtciMvcrtae tor coNTMuta <0 tor 13 Ftoor ro wM f HiMttboaiA iHt ntoouetUMto su-'s-rxe. H- w tw ao*roauus. ‘iw aum or* urm 3(u.f ust.*utt CAMEWMbwl bk------'

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