2 i - ev ening herald. Wed., July 16, 1980 Reqion------SIEFFERTS C iEaurlipatrr New hospital budget would increase rates CHRISTMAS R? s H in the state then it shouldn't be considered By BARBARA RICHMOND too far over. iEuTntng Jlrralft Htrald Reporlrr A weekly report from the Connecticut Hospital Association said that judging \ KHNON — Rockville General Hospital t Nn — Manchester. Conn.. Thuredav. July 17, 1980 e Since 1801 • 20» has filed, with the Commission on from initial comments coming from the I I vol. XCIX, No. 245 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, July 1 7 ,1980~ Hospitals and Health Care, a gross expen­ Commission on Hospitais and Health ditures budget of $11,369,000 for the fiscal Care, many of the state's 35 general year to start OcC 1 hospitals may have an uphill struggle in JULY til Area delegates delighted The net income for the same period is seeking approval of the 1981 budget figured at $11,109,000. Robert Boardman. requests. the hospital's administrator said. F. Bernard Forand, executive director The budget increase will mean that the of the commission, has commented that daily rate for semi-private rooms will in­ the situation this summer may be as bad crease from the current $120 to $128. an in­ or worse in terms of budget increases than FREE GIFTS FOR crease of about 6.7 percent. Boardman that experienced in 1976 when 31 of the 35 B u s h said the average increase will be 9.6 per­ hospitals were finally forced to take their cent. some of the rates may go up as much cases to the courts for relief. as 12 percent and some as low as 6 per­ Forand told the commission the budget EVERYONE! By LISA SHEPARD cent submissions appear to be more technical­ Herald Washington Bureau The current operating budget totaled ly accurate than in previous years but said that total requests were up 25 percent DETROIT—Connecticut $9,849,000 approved last year by the com­ delegates backing George Bush for mission However, the commission cut the over what the commission approved a year ago. He said the commission later the number two spot on the capital expenditures request by about 80 Republican ticket had their dream revised this figure upward to 60 percent, percent Last .Vugust the commission cut SbH STMIPS WITH EVERY PURCHASEI come true last night when Ronald based on a comparison of last year's 9.9 $474,000 from that budget. This came Reagan made an unprecedented visit mostly in the area of new equipment. percent authorized figure versus the 15.9 to the convention hall confirming The operating budget was cut by $47,000. total budget figure for this year. FREE DRAWINR FOR PORTARLE T.V.I rumors that Bush is his choice. Boardman said the operating costs will be Boardman thinks that whether or not higher than anticipated this year and the Rockville Hospital's request is ap­ Reagan's announcement came late that's where they ran into a problem with proved will depend on how many other FREE CANDY CANES FOR THE KIDSI in a roller coaster-like evening after many Connecticut delegates had the commission. hospitals are over and by how much. Boardman said that all of the hospitals Forand said that a Connecticut Hospital resigned themselves to a GOP ticket VEE GIFT SURPRISE WITH EVERY PURCHASEI featuring Reagan and former Presi­ in the Hartford area ran into the same Association survey showed that about 10 problem He said all were particularly of the 35 hospitals believed their budgets dent Gerald R, Ford. Up until the 11th hour, the word busy during the winter He said the patient would pass the ' reasonableness" test but A step closer buzzing around the convention floor volume was much higher but he didn't he said he thought that was an TYPICAL BUYS think it had anything to do with the expan­ overestimate TYPICAL BUYS was that Reagan had asked Ford and Ronald and Nancy Reagan turn to wave at the crowd behind he had accepted. sion of the local hospital facilities. Boardman said he expects the commis­ them at the Repaublican National Convention in Detroit, Mich., He said the higher volume obviously sion to give an informal opinion on the FREEZERS DEHUMIDIFIERS Delegates were praising Ford's generated more income but it also budget by the end of this month and by the SALE following Reagan’s nomination as the GOP presidential can­ loyalty to the party and admiring his 10 CU. FT. 0 7 D generated more expenses. first of August will set dates for hearings didate Wednesday night. (UPI photo) willingness to put his ego aside and Hospital budgets have to pass the com­ and in late August or early September, UPRIGHT...... £ i O join Reagan on what most were S?lSfY**Y *138»* calling the “dream ticket." missions overall reasonability” test and will make its decisions. AIR CONDITIONERS Boardman said if the commission goes The commission must complete its 12 CU. FT. O O Q But all that ended when Reagan BEGINS PRICES START AT broke with tradition and entered Joe strictly by that then Rockville General review by Sept. 15 so that the budgets can UPRIGHT ...... Hospital's budget request is slightly over go into effect by the beginning of the new 5000 BTU Louis Arena near midnight to still the But if it's compared with other hospitals fiscal year on Oct. 1. 15CU. FT. 0 1 0 WINDOW $1 COOO Ford demands rumors. Before Reagan had men­ CHEST FREEZER O I D UNIT i 9 0 tioned Bush's name, the Connecticut JULY 16th AIL OTMfc M ON SAlC PWA. delegation was on its feet clapping SPhiladelphia's S p ^ ...... ll-is Ms- Wells resigned the chamber’s chamber’s top paid post. On the day employment comiWiittee to search for Hartford attorney William A Leone Bob Walk doesn’t get excited easi- U pdate...... 2 top-paid post in early May charging of Ms. Wells’ resignation, Jan Bren­ and screen applicants lor the to represent it against Ms Wells’ dis­ MON. THURS. FRI. TIL 0 ly. Page 11. W eather...... 2 chamber’s board of directors nan, the chamber’s first female executive vice president position, crimination charges ...... with “prejudicial attacks against her president, also handed in her resigna­ and is expected to choose a successor EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, 1980-3 2 - EVENING HERALD, THtes.. July 17, 1980 ^Anderson gets votes DETROIT (UPI) — There was pan­ compare to Reagan’s 1,939, it was unanimous. But the first votes for Ibclote. demonium in the aisles, but the one more vot^than Anderson had Anderson were cast in Illinois, the women in section D6, row AA when the dele^tes arrived in town congressman’s home state. The treatments were extended because the dosage had expenses will force the shutdown of its West Haven plant weren’t impressed. They sat with and Buckley was pleased with the ef­ Gov. James R, Thompson president said, “Based on reports ,,, I can attest to the and put 6Q0 people out of work. ISixon endorsement fact that he was well received and conducted his to be lowered when the governor suffered severe discom­ their hands folded, waiting to raise fort. apologetically informed the conven­ fort, Mrs, Grasso lost 12 pounds, but said she's feeling Armstrong Chairman James A. Walsh said Wednesday their red signs and show they were “We’re not popular, but maybe tion he was bound by law to cast 21 NEW YORK I DPI) - Defending Ronald Reagan's meetings with major foreign leaders with intelligence, the firm’s board of directors made the decision "after still voting for John Anderson. we’re right. That’s more important votes for Anderson. Thompson said foreign policy experience, former President Richard skill and judgment,” “infinitely better,” The governor said she expected a bill to legalize the use long consideration of all possible alternatives.” No date Anderson’s Massachusetts sup­ isn’t it?” he said as boos rained on Nixon said in a letter published Thursday the Republican The letter was dated July 14, he expected the chorus of boos that of marijuana by patients undergoing chemotherapy and was set for the shutdown. porters, led by Sheriff John J. the Anderson people from the erupted when he cast the, conven­ candidate made at least four official trips for him and radiation treatment would come up in the Legislature Walsh said employees would be able to collect up to 70 Buckley, sat silently through the galleries of the packed convention tion’s first votes for the Illinois con­ was "well received," next year, but sidestepped a question on whether she'd percent of their salaries through company and federal lengthy demonstration after Ronald hall after the initial votes were cast gressman. In a letter on the editorial page of The New York l\o Grass for Grasso benefits for a year after the plant closes. Reagan was nominated Wednesday for him. “Yup,” Thompson said when asked Times, Nixon took issue with a story in which the support it, “I think that we'll probably find it will be managed The West Haven plant, the company’s oldest facility; night. “We’re representing our con­ if he expected an even more hostile newspaper said independent candidate John Anderson HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov, Ella Grasso says she never began operations in 1922. It produces 7,200 passengers car They were the calm at the eye of stituents and I don’t think there’s a reaction. “I consider that I got off was making a European tour to show he was better considered smoking marijuana to ease the nausea and federally,'* she said, Mrs, Grasso, in her first public appearance since mid- Ures-tlaily. the hurricane, sitting and sipping great deal of hostility. Ordinarily easy.” traveled than Reagan fatigue that kept her in virtual seclusion during a recent June, officially endorsed Rep, Christopher Dodd, D- soda while waiting their turn to there could be a lot more,” Buckley “You think that’s easy to stand up The newspaper also said Reagan made one trip for series of radiation treatments. Conn,, as the Democratic nominee in the U,S. Senate Predicts Reagan sweep break out of the “unity” mold said. there and be the first to cast that Nixon, to Australia The governor said Wednesday she received mail extolling the use of pot in easing the side effects of radia­ race. HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican U.S. Senate can­ stamped on the convention by He had spent weeks holding vote?” asked Illinois delegate Elroy "In checking the record, I find that in fact Governor Reagan supporters. together the Anderson votes in the Reagan made four official trips abroad at the request of tion therapy, but said it wasn't recommended and she Dodd is the only Democrat running for the seat being didate James Buckley, who is attending the GOP Sandquist, a leader in the Illinois While the 37 votes they managed to face of pressure from Reagan Anderson campaign. the White House between 1969 and 1973, In additlon\to didn't look into it, vacated by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn. He will be National Convention in Detroit, has predicted Ronald put together for Anderson didn’t staffers to make the first ballot vote Buckley’s Massachusetts delega­ Australia, he visited Great Britain, France, Japan, me "In my case, it would be In violation of the law," Mrs, nominated at the Democratic state convention in Hart­ Reagan will easily take Connecticut in the Nqvember tion was the next to vote for the un­ Philippines, Taiwan^ Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, H(mg Grasso said. ford this weekend. election. nominated candidate, with state Kong, Thailand, South Vietnam, Spain, BelgiurnJJen- The governor's physician ordered treatments for the P lant tO close Reagan, as the Republican presidential nominee, "will chairman Silvio Conte announcing mark, Ireland and Italy," Nixon wrote, ( governor after he discovered a cancerous cystic mass on be able to reach the hearts and minds of Connecticut Co-op 8uit settled nine votes for Anderson. "He met with the chiefs of state and heads of govern­ an ovary during surgery April 3, The five-day-a-week NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Armstrong Rubber Co. voters and rally the support required to carry our state "Say that nine votes a little ment in virtually all the countries he visited," the former therapy began May 8 and ended July 4, says the rapid failoff in demand for tires and increasing this year,” Buckley said Wednesday. BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - An Agri-Mark the sole milk supplier for H.P Hood Co., New England’s louder," said Margaret Hunter, a _ w anti-trust suit brought against a white-haired delegate who had sat proposed regional dairy cooperative largest dairy. It would limit sales 3000 29 77 First appearance quietly with her arms in her lap called Agri-Mark has b«n tentative­ agreements to one year. Peopletalk- Following the announcement Wednesday of Connecticut told the media she received mail staring straight ahead as Reagan’s State delegates dance ly settled, paving the way for big Under the settlement Agway, a boosters cavorted after his nomina­ her support of Rep. Christopher Dodd, D- extolling the use of marijuana in easing changes in the New England milk national agricultural and petroleum tion. Conn., seeking a U.S. Senate seat, in her first nausea and fatigue. Grasso said "in my case market. supplier, will still be allowed to buy The Anderson supporters cheered a From Mary To Mary public appearance since completing several it would be in violation of the law.” (UPI The settlement was signed Hood — a key element in the creation little and held up their signs when it when told it^s Bush Wednesday by lawyers for the of Agri-Mark. photo) came their turn to cast their votes. K' weeks of radiation treatment following sur­ Justice Department, which brought It's quite a jump from the tragicomedy of Mary DOROIT (UPI) - Connecticut down an aisle of the Republican con­ George Bush, had been selected. gery for ovarian cancer, Gov. Ella Grasso of Most of the Massachusetts Anderson Hartman to a satirical rendering of Mary the a n ti-tru st action, and by But Hood must remain an indepen­ delegate John AIsop joined sup­ vention after he learned Connec­ AIsop and other Connecticut supporters also wpre white plastic LO«A Magdalene, and Louise Lasser isn’t sure she could representatives of Agway and its dent competitor in the dairy in­ porters of Ronald Reagan dancing ticut’s choice for vice president. delegates were among the first in the hats with red Anderson bumper make it back to Fernwood now. She’ll trade in her brainchild, Agri-Mark. dustry. and Hood and Agway will not stickers and several wore "Bull arena to know Bush had been tapped, be allowed to have common directors ' 2977 famous pigtails In the shift of Marys for “In God We The lengthy and complex agree­ Moose ” buttons. tO «m TUIPItMUIIt ' after former state Chairman Delegates meet derelicts ment is supposed to keep the new and officers. Trust" — a parody of religious con-artistry co- Frederick Biebel received a call "1 think we did what we wanted to starring Marty Feldman and Richard Pryor. And Iranian cleric cooperative from monopolizing the from Reagan headquarters giving DETROIT (UPI) - Pontiac’s 73,000 residents “Just like Detroit, we’ve come back, rebuild our im­ do, ” Buckley said. "And we did it while “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” made the New England dairy industry. But The settlement also allows in­ him the news. Some of the delegates were are beset by racial tension, had our troubles,” said age, with dignity. ” Lasser career, she'd hate to tackle the neurotic even with the agreement, Agri-Mark dependent farmers who once sold Anderson also picked up six votes The problem was, no one knew downright shocked at rub­ police corruption and'un­ Pontiac Mayor Wallace E. “ We feel we have to housewife again. Said she, at a New York party, will control over one-half the region’s their milk to Hood to drop out of E 3 * says free hostages whether to believe it — no one but bing elbows with grimy employment that tops 25 Holland. “ But just like show people we’re doing in Wisconsin and one in Washington, ■lATHt* 9010C«*T * "I’ve realized the importance of living life as a nor­ milk market. Agri-Mark without sacrificing their AIsop, who readily bet $1 that Biebel derelicts and quaffing percent. Detroit, we’re trying to something ourselves ’’ giving the independent candidate 37 mal person ... Mary Hartman was exposed to very In general, the settlement will bar already paid membership and initia­ votes and a second-place finish in the One of Iran’s leading clergyman Tehran!, also a professor, said that was right. alongside belching winos. Although there are tion fees. little and yet she was a very complex person. I’m a proposed 10-year contract making nomination race. For period Ending 7 a m. EST 7 18 80. During has branded the taking of the U.S. Islam taught that agreements were An earlier call had named former The cuisine was beer and parallels with Detroit, the not like her any more. I’d have to find her again.” Thursday night, showers will fall over portions of the hostages by Moslem militants valid until canceled. President Gerald Ford as Reagan’s bread. The mukic was Department of Housing Dakotas and northern Minnesota, while mostly fair “ illegal,” and in a bold challenge to “In accordance with Islamic laws running mate, only to be reversed polka. And when one guest and Urban Development weather should prevail throughout the rest of the nation. Pachaderm party Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, says and international regulations, all the within an hour. Biebel, who served as got surly, two uniformed has dubbed Pontiac the the Americans in their 257th day of previously held contracts (with a vice chairman and liaison between guards dragged him out. most distressed city for its Erik Estrada has made plenty of entrances in his captivity today should be released as foreign countries) hold good until we state chairmen for the Reagan camp, It was not the kind of population group. show biz career, but he hasn’t made many of them soon as possible. (officially) notify of their cancella­ stuck by his guns the second time gathering they had About a dozen delegates Weather forecast atop an elephant. Neither have Jane Fonda, Tracy Tehran Radio, meanwhile, an­ tion. around, insisting Bush was the man. expected for the from several states, in­ Austin, Beau Bridges, Melissa Gilbert, Dionne nounced that security forces are “When we understood that the U.S. State Chairman Ralph Capecelatro Republican convention. cluding Michigan and Warwick and Lani O’Grady - but they all did carrying out searches and watching diplomats were spies, we should have admitted he was confused by it all, But it was fitting for the Pennsylvania, tried to par­ Continued hazy hot and humid, A chance of showers the nation’s main highways in an ef­ expelled them," he said. and thunderstorms this afternoon and early tonight. Tuesday during a “Celebrity Night at the Circus” in but added, “They’re both super.” Wednesday evening bash, ty as best they could. Inglewood, Calif. Estrada was honorary ringmaster fort to capture more of the plotters "Why? Because we had not National committeeman AIsop in­ billed as “the unconven­ One, who declined to give Local heavy rain strong gusty winds and hail possible in a involved in last week’s abortive coup canceled our agreement to the few of the thunderstorms this afternoon and early for the bash, designed to raise money for the sisted, “Bush is tomorrow. Ford was tional party." It was his name, retreated as Children's OrthopeSlc Hospital. It was called attempt. (Geneva) convention. yesterday.” designed to pay homage to soon as he entered, tonight. High temperatures today 90 to 95 , 32 to 35 C. Tehran! also told the Moslem This man can show “Operation Amigo,” and it got the stars together at More than 600 people, most of them A couple of blocks away, at Bush the most distressed muttering, "This is Showers ending by midnight with lows 65 to 70. Mostly military personnel,, have been militants who seized the 52 U.S. sunny and hot but less humid Friday. Highs 85 to 90. a hot dog, hamburger and popcorn buffet at the headquarters, Prescott Bush Jr., the American city of its size: crazy.” Forum. Even Darth Vader showed up — with a cou­ rounded up for involvement In the hostages Nov 4, “the hostages must candidate’s older brother and a Pontiac, the Detroit suburb But others hummed Probabilitv of precipitation 70 percent today 50 percent attempt, which the radio said in­ be released as fast as possible. 1 do tonight 20’percent Friday. Winds southwesterly 10 to 20 ple of Imperial “Star Wars” storm troopers. Connecticut delegate, was present of auto fame and misfor­ along with an accordion tended to sabotage Iran’s oil in­ not agree with any reason to put when the phone call came in from tune. version of “Tiny Bubbles” mph today Winds becoming light and variable tonight dustry, overthrow Khomeini and in­ them on trial.” and light northerly Friday Reagan. The party’s sponsors, the and fanned themselves in Cockadoodle DonH stall former Prime Minister Shapour The clergyman, who was a He and several others left the room city of Pontiac and the 90-degree heat (the Palm Bhaktiar, now in exile in France. member of the Assembly of Experts, has no air-conditioning). Long Island Sound The Sudbury, Mass., zoning board had all sorts of so Bush could talk privately with the local newspaper, President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr the panel that drew up the new Ira­ The only incident oc­ Lung Island Sound to U alrh Hill. R.l. and Montauk instructions for Kristin Mitchell, but it left out one former California governor. Fifteen attempted to draw the said the plotters will go on trial this nian constitution following the curred when a “guest” Point. N . > A cold front will move through the area by minutes later, he learned the good GOP delegates’ attention important bit of information. The board didn’t tell week and Iran’s socalled “hanging Islamic revolution, said he was in­ refused to sign in, angrily this evening followed by high pressure on Friday. Winds news from Barbara Bush, the can­ to the plight of the.troubled her how you make a rooster keep its big beak shut at judge”. Sheikh Sadegh Khalkhali, formed of the hostage-taking plan protesting he was in his southwest 15 to 20 knots with possible strong gusts to over didate’s wife. community 25 miles north sunrise. Mrs. Mitchell went to the board for a per­ who has condmened scores of former before the move was made. own neighborhood. The 40 knots in thunderstorms today becoming northwest 10 mit to allow her to keep a flock of chickens and let of Detroit. agents of the deposed shah and nar­ Tehran! was against it, but kept his Delegate Bush, who heads one of “ What we’re trying to burly guards escorted him to 15 knots tonight and about 10 knots Friday. Visibility them roam free on her 6 acres of land. She got the cotics traffickers to death, said the own counsel at the time, Ettelaat the largest insurance brokerage variable in showers and patchy fog generally 3 to 5 miles point out is that govern­ out and he strode away, permit, but it was full of catches. It restricted her conspirators would be “shown no quoted him as saying. firms in the world, said Me would but locally below 1 mile during showers today, better ment is bankrupt on ideas shouting “renaissance, my flock to eight hens and demanded they be locked up mercy.” He also directly attacked the campaign for the ticket wherever he I” than 5 miles tonight and Friday. Thunderstorms likely at all times. But it was the rooster restriction that to help the auto industry,” Hojjatoleslam Ostad Ali Tehran!, militants, who call themselves was needed. It did not shatter the this afternoon possibly accompanied by strong gusty threw her. Under no circumstances, the board told said Bruce McIntyre, known as one of Bani-Sadr’s main “students who follow the line of the mood of optimism, partly winds and heavy rain and dangerous lightning. Clearing her, would she be allowed to keep “any rooster publisher of the Oakland supporters among the Moslem clergy imam," referring to Khomeini. “I’m thrilled for George and Press. “We’re trying to get generated by a recent an­ tonight and sunny Friday. Wave heights 2 to 4 feet. capable of crowing.” She’s suing the board which Reagan and the Republican party,” and one of the creators of Iran’s new “The line of imam means me sit­ somebody to do something nouncement that General for >nur money her lawyer says is guilty of “over-regulation.” said an exhausted Bush, following a Extended outlook Islamic constitution, attacked the ting here, I am the statue of about it.” Motors Corp. is planning a taking of the hostages in an interview knowledge of imam. party Connecticut’s delegation threw massive new plant com­ Extended outlook for New England Saturday through to celebrate. Heavily dependent on the Want to know a better way to get the most out of your in the Ettelaat newspaper. “You do not recognize the line of slumping auto industry. plex near Pontiac. Monday: Quote of the day Quoting an Arabic verse from the imam,” he said, “The line of imam retirement? Which Money Market certificate is better for you? Mass.. R.l. & Conn.: Fair Saturday. Chance of The candidate’s older brother Glen Campbell, co-hosting the Mike Douglas Koran, the Islamic holy book. means me," referring to himself. showers Sunday Fair Monday. High temperatures from suggested that Bush’s nominating How to get a better tax break on your savings? Or just a better Show and talking about all his marital problems the mid 80s to mid 90s. Low temperatures mostly in the 60s speech earlier in the evening might with their attendant court battles over community Vermont: Fair Saturday. Chance of showers or have turned the corner. way to get the most for your money? property: “Every few years, you ought to go out »PIUK MIL JOYlTl thunderstorms Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 80s and Wintry street scene r / j / . and find a girl you don't like and give her a house.” “It was easily the hardest-hitting Talk to Ray Juleson. He’s a senior officer at Heritage Savings. low 90s. Lows mainly in the 60s NEW YORK (UPI) - The ther­ Show business. and most concise speech of the con­ Ray can give you the best possible solution to your particular Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. Chance of vention,” he said. “A number of us showers late Sunday into Monday Highs in the upper 70s mometer hit a record 99 degrees, but It was the middle of January at the problem. He’s a specialist and you can find him at our Main Office Glimpses Ari Kramer was walking along 42nd corner of 42nd Street and Third Ave. felt it had to be really short — W to mid 80s Lows in the mid 50s to lower 60s. everyone talked so long, no one was Street, wearing the fur coat he At least it was supposed to be for A survey of more than 1,1(X) black Americans, paying attention. OF THE WEEK here in Manchester. released Wednesday, cites the Rev. Jesse Jackson brought home from Moscow a felk 150 actors — $68-a-day extras in You can also find Ray on the volleyball court, tennis court, of Operation PUSH as the most popular leader of years ago. “Rich and Famous," an MGM film “And it was very strong in praise J* P the black American community ... Burt Reynolds is Pat Joyce, a portly 70-year-old, starring Candice Bergen and for Reagan’s leadership. It had to be or even golf course. He’s a familiar face around town and The Almanac buttoned his cardigan sweater, Jacqueline Bissett. comforting to Reagan.” filming yet another movie— “Paternity” — on loca­ *2i79 MINCH knows his customers well. Ray understands people and their tion in New York ... Rock Hudson has wrapped up fastened his peacoat and wrapped his The film was being shot (CAM Mtf CAMY) Wednesday in the Horn & Hardart Bv I niled PreSs International his role in London in “The Mirror Crack’d,” in scarf around his neck. Police report FLOWEM and ARfUNOtMCNTt FOR IVCIIV OCCASION problems. He’s a good man to Today is Thursday. July 17. the 199th day of 1980 with which he costars with Elizabeth Tayior, Tony Cur­ A young woman put her fists to her Automat, a famous old cafeteria on M OAK CT. MANCHISTU TtL M M T tI «r MC-144) tis, Kim Novak and Angela Lansbury ... Patti Page mouth and blew on them to keep the corner. Inside, the windows were BOLTON — There were 27 crimes ^^^^FM^ANIUNOMlW^WOWSIU^r^^ know these days. 167 to follow committed in Bolton in June. They The moon is approaching its first quarter. and Frankie Laine headline New York’s Westbury warm, while another held her fur covered with artificial ice. Outside, include burglary, 9; larceny, 6; Come in and talk with him The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. Music Fair with the Glenn Miller Orchestra through collar to her face as she walked past it was 99 degrees — a record high. motor vehicle theft, 1; other The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, Sunday ... Linda Ronstadt opened Tuesday with Rex sooty snow piled on the sidewalk. With the “action" call, those inside anytime. Bring your problems with assaults, 1; criminal mischief, 1; sex Those born on this date are under the s ip of Cancer. Smith, Kevin Kline. George Rose and Patricia Others wore gloves, galoshes and began eating and talking in the par­ offenses, 1: disorderly conduct. 4; you. He’ll show you a better way. American television personality Art Linkletter was Routledge in New York’s Central Park in Gilbert down-filled parkas. tial relief of air-conditioning while Savings on A l other offenses, 4. Ten of the alleged born July 17. 1912 and Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance" .... “I’m cold,” said Chris Manor as he the "backgrounders” outside crimes were cleared by the state On this date in history: shivered in the hazy, smog-filled resumed their monotonous march Summer V. In 1821. Florida was formally ceded to the United sunshine. “Of course I’m cold. I’m dressed in furs and coats. The non­ police. There were 8 accidents in States by Spam. supposed to be cold.” actors — in shirtsleeves and shorts — June 4 with injury and 4 without in­ Merchandise In 1936, the Spanish Civil War began. Insanity? looked on in bewilderment. jury. In 1955. Arco, Idaho, a town of 1.300 people, became the^ first community in the world to receive all its light and power from atomic energy. In 1975, three American and two Soviet spacemen Lottery numbers linked their spacecraft together for historic handshakes and expressions of goodwill 140 miles above Earth. Numbers drawn Wednesday: 60% i—4 In 1979. President Somoza of Nicaragua resigned and R.l. daily 4734 R.l. weekly 432 , 7003, 85479 , 882168 flew to exile in the United States, leaving behind his coun­ &Jj>an / \ss(K'iation try still locked in bloody conflict. ^ New Hampshire 6875 Connecticut 340 • Swimsuits Maine 596 SimvIS9I A thought for the day: British statesman Lord John Mass, weekly 240, 33 , 6 fTonkTops; , Russell said. "If peace cannot be maintained with honor, Mass, daily 1325 it is no longer peace. " • Summer Dresses Main Office; 1007 Main Street, Manchester 649-4586 i • Shorts K-Mart Office: Spencer Street, Manchester 649-3007 ^ t " V Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 Manchf*'’;{er To Advertlae To Roport Nows 3-5x7^ A Summer Skirls K.is! Harttord TURKEY BREAST *2.99 convention was gaveled to watchers saw startled number of reasons. many Reagan confidants red­ it happens. the Bolton Volunteer Fire I’ll vote for him,” he said. LONDON BROIL...... MUCKrS DLD FA8HIDNED LUXURY DR LUNCHEDN order was the vice presiden­ network news people scurry First, his is a fresh face for faced because they had been In general it’s refreshing Department, was In other business the the American people who saying the Ford choice was a and exciting. nominated to the Board of board: U.S.D.A. CHOICE LOAVES...... lb. cy to develop tips that there was Fire Commissioners by • Learned that Ryba, * 1.49 Wednesday night it a hitch in the Ford-Reagan watched as he campaigned in fact. Now the American people Selectman Carl Preuss. Ahearn, and Alan Bergren, TDBIN'S appeared the convention was engagement. the primaries. He was the It was a display of the can­ will decide if they buy this When a^ed if there was administrative assistant, CHUCK STEAK .lb. 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HEALTH & BEAUTY AH thinking Gerald Ford was to Ford's price was too high for Department woes U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Letters slowly surfacing TOP BLADE STEAK UNSCENTED or SCENTED SOLID DEODORANT By BARBARA about the lettering on the CENTER CUT- U.8.D.A. CHOICE SECRET Humanistic studies RICHMOND firetrucks. a change in dis­ Herald Reporter To the editor changes, so rapid that children of trict call numbers and a VERNON - Rumblings planned change in some CHUCK STEAK Humanistic education is nothing today will see four to five major of problems in the con­ department titles. more than a name that has been at­ changes in their lives rather than the solidated town fire depart­ Concerning the latter MOUTHWASH tached to a type of education that has one or two their grandparents saw, it ment surfaced Tuesday complaint, when the coun­ TOBIN'S y been in existence as long as we have is imperative that we teach children when Mayor Marie Herbst cil approved the 32 oz. had fine teachers. responsibility for self. LISTERINE received a letter from two organizational pattern of lb. Humanistic education is nothing It is only through such a sense of members of the former the department some com­ SLICED BACOH more than an education focus on the self that these children will be able to Vernon Department, ments were made concer­ student as well as on the subject handle the changes of life and be able calling for the removal of ning the number of chiefs. matter — showing the student that to adjust and learn whether or not Chief Donald Maguda and The department is now the teacher really cares. It is nothing they are attached to an educational Assistant Chief I.B. Davis. called the Fire Depart­ more than helping the student dis-. institution. Thoughts The hand delivered letter ment of the Town of Ver­ non. Some members of the cover the meaning of growth as a Humanistic education is and was received by the mayor Every so often, on one of the TV Tuesday afternoon. It .was former Fire Study Com­ human being. always has been good education. talk shows, when the torrent of written by Mike Polo and mittee, that recommended It is an attempt to help those Humanistic education leads to self­ U.8.D.A CHOICE-BONELE88 chatter about people met and funny Charles Tatro. Maguda. the charter change to c A i teachers who are not "naturals" understanding and from self­ thing§ done begins to dry up, media former chief of the effect consolidation, said it learn how to help students emotional­ understanding comes ability to un­ personalities turn to discussing the Rockville Department, was recommended that the ...... i a * 2 . l ly as well as in areas of subject derstand others. It is through un­ was named chief of the lettering stay as it is on alt SHOULDER STEAK-LONDON BROIL D3 “ hang-ups” they contracted in matter It helps the lonely child un­ derstanding of others that we can ul­ joint department after a of the trucks and the new childhood, the inhibitions passed on U .8.D .A . derstand loneliness, the isolated timately live in peace with those charter change, approved name would be put on any to them by parents or church which child deal with isolation, the angry around us. by thd voters, consolidated new equipment. There is a child handle anger It helps the child they have not successfully overcome. the volunteer departments. dispute as to whether ...... lb. 1 os Dr. Judy-Arin Krupp, As they do so, they scrupulously Tuesday night Mrs. “Rockville-Vernon” should CHUCK S TE M ...... to a sense of personal worth It is, in short, an emphasis on helping the Staff Development Consultant, refrain from interrupting or Herbst asked those who be put on the trueks. The town went through a child to self-responsibility. 40C McDlvitt Drive, ridiculing each other. And never in have grievances to put - ' ------them in writing. similar dispute when the In the present world with its rapid Manchester the course of the program do they do somersaults at center stage. It During her weekly press new post office building was ready for use. HU^h^Fo«rwo«rviSrAjf.Te'te6aw n £4A.W seems that they are not interested in conference, tuesday after­ We Give Old Fashioned Mrs. Herbst said she eliminating all inhibitions after all. It noon, the mayor said she d id n ’t know why the may ask the Fire Study ... ■\o Substitute Berry's World is just as well. Butcher Service firefighters were calling Subcommittee of the coun­ For Quality The Herald in Washington Inhibitions are neither good nor for the removal of Maguda cil to review the com­ bad in themselves. The conduct they and Davis. However, she plaints filed by regulate is what makes them so, con­ had heard some complaints firefighters. duct appropriately avoided, or con­ STORE HOURS: duct improperly and unnecessarily 317 Highland St Corporations aid relief efforts restrained. Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 The real issue is, what is being in­ By LETHA MARSHALL cost of the contribution. distributed through Phnom Penh and Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 hibited? Is it discussing one's salary? Meeting scheduled MAIHMSTER Washington Correspondent “It is a voluntary action of a scope border operations. and dimension that is almost un- More than |500 million has been Excessive drinking? Eating spaghet­ Sal & Sunday^ WASHINGTON- Corporate ai HICHUHS FABB precendented in an international committed to the relief effort, with ti with one's fingers? Eating es­ for roof estimates ' ; c.nn CONN. America setting a historical prece­ cargots any way at all? Puffing relief effort stemming from the $53 million raised by the private sec­ BOLTON- The Public architect, said he will have dent has gotten behind the Cambo­ smoke in your neighbor's face? Com- equally unprecedented horror that is tor. However, another $150-200 Building Commission will estimates for both types of dian relief effort by trying to meet a faced by the people of Cambodia,” million will be needed to continue miting adultry with your neighbor's have a special meeting roofing by next week and nation-wide campaign goal of $40 wife? Spoor said. relief efforts through fall, according sometime next week at the commission can go out million. Some inhibitions are bad. Others In April 1975, Cambodia had a pop­ to the Corporate Steering Com­ which it will receive es­ to bid after that. Bids will “This is the first united way of in­ ulation of about 7 million. mittee. keep us healthy, out of jail, on good timates for both a coal tar be due by August 11 and Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ternational relief and it is an exam­ Widespread famine and disease has Several companies contributed terms with God or our neighbor. pitch roof and an tentative plans are to open them that night at 7:30. ple of the increasing cooperation and reduc^ the present population' to substantially before the corporate The TV talk people don't deal with elastomeric material roof for Bolton Elementary The Board of Education FRESH leadership of the private sector,” around 5 million. campaign. such distinctions. They just go on School. last week said it appeared OCEAN SPRAY said William Spoor, chairman of the The restoration of the agricultural General Foods — $100,000 to a joint being nice TV people. Hardly ever a Pillsbury Company. The commission has not the roof would not be GRAPEFRUIT JUICE and transportation systems is the relief agency lund; Levi Strauss and word blipped from the TV tape; no GREEN PEPPERS A total of 25 major companies is deed or act a toddler should not yet decided which type of finished by the time major hope of the relief effort. Eyes Co. — $100,000 and committed to roof will be approved for children resume school in PRINCE watch. Talking against all inhibitions SWEET JUICY participating in the campaign, are on the December harvest in another matching amount through an the school. The roof now on September. ELBOWS . 1Sox.pkga. 2S99 helping to meet the 1100 million goal hopes of renewing Cambodia's international employee campaign. makes them interesting TV per­ the school has been In other business the KELLOQQ’S set last April by the National Cam­ agricultural self-sufficiency. More Standard Oil of California gave $300,- sonalities, maintaining onscreen in­ plagued by leaks since it comg»Asion adopted a CHERRIES bodia Crisis Committee. hibitions insures a return invitation. was built. resolution approving SMART START ...79 than 60,000 tons of rice seed and farm 000 to Rescue Now, an organization it JUMBO Some corporations are matching implements have been delivered into helped form which supplies A person does not always preach Estimates for the coal having the town apply for SWEET LIFE federal funds for construc­ funds contributed by each employee. the country. volunteers and medical equipment; what he practices. tar pitch roof went as high 140CI.Pkg. 2(69 as $100,000. tion of a soccer field at NAPKINS “Gosh, man! You 've got a lot of guts wearing The Pillsbury Company employees Until harvest, Cambodians are en­ anil KM&G International donated its Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, Pastor SWEET LIFE CANTALOUPES SOCKS to a parly in the summertime." St. Bartholomew’s Church Roger Galligher. Bolton High School. are “fasting” and contributing the tirely dependent on international advertising services to produce TV, Manchester PEACHES . 29 ox. can 59 cost of a lunch out to the fund. The radio and print public service adver­ relief aid. More than 250,000 tons of VLASIC KOSHER Pillsbury Company then matches the food and supplies have already been tisements. Madame de Sevigne, sometimet called the "queen of I letter writeri," wrote to her daughter almoit daily lor DILL SPEARS 24 01.' MUSHROOMS . 12 ox. pkg. Washington Merry-Go-Round 125 years after she married and moved from Paris in 1668. PLANTER’S PEANUT BUHER Creamy I t ox. BETTER BEDDING SHDPS QEISHA SNOW 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 8 B An ex-girlfriend of Reagan's remembers the way they were ^ SUPER SUMMER CRABMEAT *2.49 (o u p o n (S' U ith ( ouptui itk $7.!iO Purchase Pimhaiu- By JACK ANDERSON ly upon his aides and advisers. He threat to Reagan, and appears to suasion — Reagan’s superpatriotism American — or at least one wriiing JSWEEPSTAKES CHARMIN SWEET LIFE-100 FT DE'TROIT — Ronald Reagan's old colleagues’ clamor for a balanced WIN ONE W THESE BRUT niZEII seldom displays anger except when relish her role as the supportive wife won him lucrative employment in the without coaching or duress. FROZEN & DAIRY BATHROOM associates — including a one-time budget — without cutting their own PLASTIC 7 he thinks an aide has let him down. who never steals the spotlight. less. demanding medium of televi­ Some examples: The number “7” SWANSON'S TISSUE girlfriend — have described what he Then he flings his glasses across the pet. projects — Sen. Walter COLOR AIR CLOCK WRAP Reagan’s long career in Grade B sion. His simplistic conservatism and the “Z” in the block-printed Huddleston, D-Ky., observed: TAKE-OUT CHICKEN...... aiox? WHITE-ASST. is really like, and their recollections table in a quick burst of temper. m movies, with their simple-minded ap­ delighted a sponsor such as General letter are crossed with horizontal ‘’Everybody wants to go to Heaven, T.V. CONDITIONER RADIO SNOW CROP flile lend valuable insight into the The staunch opponent of the Equal proach to life’s problems, may have NOW ON SALE FIVE ALIVE...... :..isox.Oll’ character of the former actor who Electric, which tends to view govern­ lines not consistent with American- but nobody wants to die.” ... When Rights Amendment believes women shaped his “politics of nostalgia,” Et'lOf loday ril 1 ! CBOY-WITH CHBBSe OR CHIVE A / 4 |* LIMIT ONE AT HIQHLANO PARK t ment regulation of Big Business as a taught penmanship. The writer in- Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd .V'Y belief . i LIMIT ONB AT HiaHLANO PARK I VALID JULY 15.JULV 20 may be our next president. should be “seen and supportive of M l LA-Z-BOY VALID JULY 1S-JULY 20 J the yearning for a return to the good Kremlin plot. dentifies himself as “a U.S. Depart­ RertOing S^op STUFFED POTATOES...... i2.x.Z/Vtf* In his Hollywood days, Reagan impatiently ordered staff aides to HOOD'S ICE CREAM their husbands," according to a old days. Former California Gov. Ed­ A hostage letter?: The Iranians ment of State Foreign Service Stop in lof a \ •RocKer-RecImers never became a superstar. And clear the floor near the podium 1 8-/-D0V fleebnef ^ •Wall Racliners former girlfriend who saw Reagan mund “Pat” Brown, who was upset isct U ith i oupott tV' may now be using the hostages in Reserve Officer” — hardly a descrip­ recently, it turned out that one DetnofiRlfaiiO" •Swivels-Sofa Beds SANDWICHES...... TI.ZII U ith Coupon A \ though his movie socially in the years between his by Reagan in 1966, likens him to and »ubmii /ou' •EASROOK-COEMOPOLITAN Tehran as part of a clumsy attempt tion that would be used routinely by “staffer” was Sen. Mike Gravel, D- f.7..yO Purchase J S7.."^0 Purehnsf assignments were divorce from Jane Wyman and his Walter Mitty. “Reagan lives in a ' .if"fi»ONf. I leatunng to capitalize on the American elec­ one American writing to another. Alaska. One wag speculated that ENTR> F I R , VESETABLES...... isox.7M' usually a cut f -V marriage to Nancy Davis. FAMiLYtMUST / PEPPERIDQE-STRAW. or PINEAPPLE A A SW EET LIFE-128 oz. | dream world,” Brown told my tion campaign. Two letters purpor­ Simple words and phrases are mis­ Gravel had been away from the L Liletime Warranty S ^ O O above "Bedtime An evening with Reagan was an DE 18 ^ 1 on the mechanism FABRIC I reporter Carol O’Connor. “He sees ting to be from U.S. hostages have spelled — like "love ones” and Senate campaigning for so long that DR O LD E R > CREAM CAKE...... 240JM.OM for Bonzo," when ^ *''■ y exercise in patience, said the former “ All top quality hibrics MRS. PILSERTB SOFT O A e SOFTNER solutions to our world problems in recently been sent to the press in this “respectively” (instead of respect­ Byrd had forgotten what he looked I GRAVY TRAIN he played second girlfriend. “You have to be prepared sifnple terms.” country. One went to the Pittsburgh fully). Also, the underlining of words, like ... At a recent Senate Banking MARGARINE...... isox.OM* 000 FOOD banana to a chim­ to listen to him talk for hours,” she_ KRAFT-WHITE or COLORED 28 LB. BAG Once a New Deal Democrat, Press; the other came to me. supposedly for emphasis, betrays an Committee hearing, there were only panzee. there is a explained. “He is a classic nar­ LIMIT ONE AT HIQHLANO PARK Reagan became president of the There are similarities in both unfamiliarity with idiomatic CHEESESINOLES...... laoJf laDU LIMIT ONE AT HIOHLAND PARK VALID JULY tS-JULV 20 strong possibility four senators present — attended by VALID JULY K.JULY 10 cissist. He likes to be surrounded by Screen Actors Guild just as the Great letters, and the theme of both is the English. YOPLAIT A i " § g k t that his mildly successful 21 high-paid aides doing little or beautiful intelligent women. They Hollywood Red Scare was being same: The former shah of Iran I have concluded that the letter is YOOURT...... aox.Z/fll' ------professional career played a part in just better not try to upstage him.” nothing ... Pressed into service to produced and directed by headline- should be returned for trial. either a complete forgery, or was BETTER BEDDING H his political development. Other Hollywood "sources con­ make a quorum at a routine subcom­ hungry congressmen. Reagan was a The letter sent to me was sup­ written and-or signed by Jones under Recline? Center Most associates agree that Reagan mittee hearing, the venerable Sen. firmed this, noting that Reagan valued front man for the frightened posedly written by Charles Jones Jr., extreme stress, though it contains Rout* 83 • 500 East Plaza has developed into an amiable Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., observed couldn't stand the idea that Wyman’s movie moguls. a Foreign Service officer, yet it is accurate background information on leader, whose' instincts are decent drily: “This is the first time in my stature as an actress eclipsed his Although his movie career never replete with grammatical errors and Jones. Experts at the State Depart­ VERNCM 872-7294 and whose conduct is gracious. He Senate career that my body was movie career. Nancy Davis, on the took off — the public beinglabgely in­ peculiar literary forms that would be ment a g r ^ with my conclusion. (2 Milas No. of Vernon CIr.) Bloontlleld iiiiiiiin iiiiiiu i more appreciated than my mind.” •Meeltr Cherge • VISA • La^-Awey • Free Delivery delegates authority and rdfies heavi­ other hand, was never a professional different to an actor’s pblitical per­ uncharacteristic of a well-educated Under the dome: Referring to his / \ t> - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, I960 ^ Vernon sewer nudget lacks charter consensus EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, 1980 - problems in the past in having The commission will also recom­ Campbell said he would like to com­ plant in compliance with state fund that budget. He said this could enough money to operate the plant. mend the superintendent of the treat­ By BARBARA RICHMOND pare the budgets with the way the statutes which require the users of be subject to a veto vote by two- The commission will have to come ment plant be taken out of the VfecIclingsL llmilil Krpurlfr education budget operates. "The only the sewer system to pay for the thirds of the Town Council. to a decision next Wednesday as to classified service and be put in with real problem we would have would be \ KRNON — The Charter Revision operation of the }16.1 million facility. He contends the veto process would what recommendation to make to the employees outside the classified ser­ O ’Brien-Hafner Morrison-McGaughy Commission, in disagreement The commission, last night, dis­ take the treatment plant out of the the bottom line and then money could vice. This would elevate the be moved around in the budget," he council. The council will conduct a V Wednesday night as to the handling cussed procedure with regard to political arena and put “the heat" for public heraing on July 30 to get input superintendent to the management MaryTtafnerManTHa of Manchester and James Mark O’Brien Kara Susanne McGaughy of Glastonbury and David said. of the budget process for the new •presentation of the budget or budgets user charges on the authority. by the commission a few weeks ago. level. of Southbridge, Mass., were married June 28 at St. Allan Morrison of Orrville, Ohio, were married June 21 at and what the role of the Town Coun­ John Drost, chairman of the com­ sewage treatment plant, tabled ac­ Belanger said he would suspect The commission, last night, ap­ Bartholomew Church in Manchester. South United Methodist Church in Manchester. cil should be with respect to the mission, disagreed with Belanger. tion on the matter until its meeting that the Sewer Authority will be proved the recommendation of a new nice openings The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Louis A. Hafner of 68 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. on July 23 budget for the treatment plant opera­ watching the budget a lot more He said he didn't feel that a non- Elsie Drive, Manchester, and the late Louis A. Hafner. McGaughy of San Diego, Calif., formerly of Glastonbury. elected body (the Water and Pollu­ section to the charter to set up the MANCHESTER - Manchester Members did agree to propose a tion. thoroughly than the council would. new Department of Water and Pollu­ Community College has several The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. The bridegroqm is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morrison Joseph Belanger, revision commis­ At a previous meeting the commis­ tion Control Authority) should have new charter section for consideration tion Control. openings in its developmental dis­ O’Brien of Southbridge, Mass, of Orrville. sion member, and present chairman sion agreed to recommend including the power to establish taxes (user of the Town Council, It spells out how the department abilities program for the fall. The Rev. Martin Scholsky of St. Bartholomew Church The Rev. George Webb of South United Methodist of the town's Sewer Authority, said charge). The revision commission was ap- the town-owned water company un­ will be made up and calls for a direc­ The program provides academic celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double- Church performed the double-ring ceremony. Robin he feels the proposed new Water and Currently the Sewer Authority Dinted by Mayor Marie Herbst to tie der the control of the authority. The tor and assistant director and such training in the field of human ser­ ring ceremony. Deitz of Mapleshade, N.J., was soloist. James McKay of Pollution Control Authority should be water company has had a separate recommends the user rates and the together the parts of the charter other employees as the authority vices and allows the student to gain Manchester was organist. given the power to develop the budget since it was bought by the council approves them. Belanger had The bride was given in marriage by her uncle and god­ dealing with the treatment plant. may determine. experience working with'the The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, operating budget for the plant and to town several years ago. previously said the council reduced father, Henry V. Paquette of Milford. wore her mother’s wedding gown. This- year, lor the first time, an It also spells out the duties of the developmentally disabled patient Rita E. Hafner of Manchester was her sister's maid of set the sewer user charges that will Commission member Morgan the proposed hook-in charges and Miss Diane McGaughy of San Diego, Calif., formerly of enterprise fund was set up for the department which would include the with long-term handicaps. honor. Bridesmaids were Margaret J, Hafner of some rates and the treatment plant Glastonbury, was her sister’s maid of honor. budget was too low. preparation of water service and Students completing the two year Manchester, the bride's sister; and Janet C. Hadfield of water pollution control plans, the program will have career oppor­ Manchester. Bridesmaids werjt Miss Patti Hale of Taylors, S.C. and Drost. referring to complaints Miss Carol Grinnalds and Miss Nancy Paquin, both of about the increased charges, said the keeping of accounts and records, and tunities with sheltered workshops, Thomas A. O’Brien was his brother’s best man. Ushers such. regional centers, private educational Glastonbury. South Windsor housing existing authority has ignored the were Richard Poirier and Joseph Lafleche, both of Joe Ellis of Orrville served as best man. Ushers were It also calls for the authority to ap­ facilities, group homes, and various pleas for lower charges. He feels the Southbridge. David Evans of Wooster, Ohio. Scott Echols ol Sandusky, council would be more receptive to point, subject to approval of the state agencies. In addition, the A reception was held at Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton, council, the director and other program allows graduates to Ohio, and Jeffrey Martin of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, individual requests concerning user after which the couple left for Nantucket Island. They a r ^ Jason Palica of Vernon was ring bearer. shows 40 percent increase charges. employees of the department, to transfer into four-year colleges. residing in Southbridge. A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, organize the work of the department, For information, call the director Mrs. O’Brien is a 1980 graduate of Annhurst College in Belanger reminded Drost that it's after which the couple left for Lake-George enroute to sot Til W IM)SOK - After According to the latest census DeMallie said if the population per against state and federal law to grant and to execute and enforce all laws, of admissions at 646-4900, extension - A ' t - v i ' Woodstock. Mr, O’Brien, also a 1980 graduate of bureau figures there are 5.553 Orrville, where they are residing. examining the preliminary figures household estimate was increased exceptions. He again referred to ordinances, rules and regulations 281 or come to the college to register Annhurst, is employed at Old Sturbridge Village in Stur- housing units, and in 1970 there were Mr. and Mrs. Morrison are both graduates of released by the I’ S Census Bureau, from 3.2 to 3.3 it would represent an problems with the plant budget, which would come under the jurisdic­ on a walk-in registration basis Mon­ bridge. (O’Brien photo) 3,996, an increase of 39 percent. Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Brien Mrs. David A. Morrison Heidelberg College in Tiffen. Ohio. (McKinney photo) which put the town's population at addition of about 1.100 persons. noting that the town has run into. tion of the department. days 4-7 p.m. and Tuesdays through 17.163. Town Planner Peter DeMallie DeMallie said Wednesday he is "This would be more in line with Thursdays 1-4 p.m. said no one expected a major decline going to focus a review of the population figures, " DeMallie said. in household size . statistics on the household size. The increase in household size The town showed nearly a 40 per­ "The housing sta tistic s are would raise the population count The Nationwide Supermarket of Sound* cent increase in housing units since relatively accurate. I am very from 17,163 to 18,325, according to VFW installs officers; Births. 1970. according to the figures, but pleased with the housing counts." he DeMallie. P 10 u r <1 e , M eghan try and Thomas Kelly of showed a decrease in population per said. "It just seems a little extraor­ FTatt of East Hartford. She and Mrs. Henry Cutler of household However, the population count is Elizulirih, daughter of has a sister, Taylor South Windsor. Danielson Her maternal dinary to have 40 percent growth in Mrs. Zikus is president Eugene R. and Dolores great-grandmother is Mrs. In 1970, there were 15.553 persons lower than expected, according to housing and only have a 10 percent in­ Allison, 19 months. living in the town with a population DeMallie. Over the 10-year period Bitter PLourde of 141 Kelly, MelixHU Anne, Veronica Bouchard. crease in population." DeMallie said. Mrs. Margaret Zikus was installed with the exception ot July and Gardner St., Manchester. per household of 3.93. The latest the town gained 1.550 housing units, DeMallie said the changes in Cutler, Elizabeth Anne, daughter of Shaun and as president of the Auxiliary of the She was born July 6 at St. Y ang, Tony, son of Tia count shows a figure of 3.20 for but only showed a population gain of household size represent some major August, when only one meeting is daughter of Bruce R. and Susan Worthington Kelly of Anderson-Shea Post of the Veterans and Mai Doua Lee Yang of average household size 10 4 oercent shifts in family structure and size held on the second Tuesday, respec­ Francis Hospital in Hart­ Linda Johnson Cutler of Mount Vernon Drive, Ver­ of Foreign Wars recently. ford. Her maternal grand­ 149 Oakland St., across the country. tively. 2321 Ellington Road, South non. She was born July 10 Manchester. He was born Other officers installed are: Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Windsor. She was born July at Manchester Memorial "There are a lot of changes being July 6 at Manchester Scholarship awarded Blanche Vincent, senior vice presi­ An invitation is issued to the wives, Arthur Dolt Sr. of Upper 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal seen in families across the country," Memorial Hospital. His Republican interviews dent; Mrs. Doris McCarthy, junior mothers, daughters, and grand­ Saddle River, N.J. Her Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and M ANCHKSTKR — Doreen Jordan, he said. maternal grandparent is daughter of .Mrs. and Mrs. Elisha COVENTRY — The Republican vice president: Mrs. Theresa daughters of any veteran, male or paternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Worthington He will be conducting a review of Varney, treasurer; Mrs. Gwen Mr. and Mrs, Percy Boa Vang Lee of Laos. His Jordan of 83 Deerfield Drive, has Nominating Committee will be con­ the census figures and has until July female, who has served overseas in Mrs. Helge Johnson of of Coventry. Her paternal G rassier, chaplain: Mrs. Amy the time of conflict to join the Plourde of Kittery, Maine. paternal grandparent is been presented the Elmira College ducting interviews Saturday from 10 23 to file a response. West Hartford. Her pater­ grandparents are Mrs. a m to noon in the planning office of Tucker, conductress; Ms. Marienne auxiliary. Her maternal great­ Geraldine Kelly of Coven­ Nia Yang of Laos. He has a Key Award Scholarship. nal grandparents are Mr. brother. Jon. 2. Sponsored by the Elmira College the Town Hall. Day, guard; Mrs. Mary E. LeDuc, The auxiliary works for the grandmother is Mrs. Anna The committee is seeking party Stereo Receiver with Auto FM Fine-Tuning secretary. veteran and his dependents, for the E. Bitter of Bergenfield," and the alumni association the key is Police report STA-800 by Realistic^ given to the outstanding junior as an members who would be interested in Also, Mrs. Dorothy Wohlgemuth, country instilling patriotism and for N.J. OF MANCHESTER serving on the Republican Town ANDOVER — There were five Mrs. Doris Laferriere, and Mrs. the community. Anyone interested award of merit It is accompanied by I Q J i 'S\ J V CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA a merit scholarship of $1,200 over a Committee, the Parks and Recrea­ crimes committed in Andover in Helen Hovey, trustees; Mrs. can get additional information by Benito, JuHtin Joseph, four-year period, tion Commission, the Cemetery June — 3 burglary and 2 larceny. One Wohlgemuth, patriotic instructor; contacting Mrs. Zikus. president, at son of I^nald J. Jr. and L C l l V \ V I T TOLLAND TURNPIKE , The award was presented during Commission. Planning and Zoning burglary was cleared by the state Mrs. Betty Lewie, Mrs. Mary 649-0325 or Mrs. Theresa Varney, Catherine Csatary Benito DRESSES AND SPDR7S1MEAR • scholarship ceremonies at Commission alternate or on the police. There were 3 accidents. 2 Baldyga, Mrs. Harriet Olsaver and membership chairman, 643-0241. of 27 Tara Drive, Glaston­ Manchester High School Board of Directors of Patriots Park. without injury and 1 with injury. Mrs. Lucinda Bernard, color At the recent book sale held by the bury. He was born June 27 bearers; and Mrs. Georgina Vince, Manchester library system, at St. Francis Hospital in Yes, Mfe /la v e summer clothes! musician. members of the auxiliary assisted Hartford. His maternal The auxiliary meets on the second with the project. grandmother is Mrs. and fourth Tuesday of each month Margaret Zikus Joseph Csatary of Summer Clearance Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Benito Sr. Mystery ride no mystery; of Manchester. TOPS - TOPS - TOPS Carter, Nirhols James, •2 _ *3 - *4 auxiliary plans dinner son of Anthony J. and MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Teresa Wetmore Carter of Power! Clean styling! Big 31% savings! 41 Chestnut St., \ The Ladies Auxiliary of the Exclusive Auto-Magic* fine-tunes any business meeting has been canceled. Zikus at 649-0325 or Mary LeDuc, 646- Manchester. He was born SKIRTS Anderson-Shea Post of the Veterans Members will meet at the Post 3292. Deadline for reservations is 4!$® DRESS SALE FM signal, then locks it on-frequency F/S4 July 8 ' at Manchester of Foreign Wars in Manchester will Home, 608 E, Center St. at 6:15 p.m, Sunday. Memorial Hospital. His for the clearest sound. 'You also gel hold its annual social dinner on and cars will be available for those Following dinner, there will be a SUMMER INVENTORY CLEARANCE! Glide-Path® combined volume and maternal grandparents are *9319 *9.99 - *14.99 Tuesday at The Riverside Four, 125 needing rides. 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Jj A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES I kOPEN WED. EVENINGS TIL 9, ENFIELD • STATE LINE PLAZA • 745-5814 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, 1980 - 9 8 - E VENING HERALD. Thurs., July 17, 1980 Peqioo Coventry denies variance Request to be aired COAKM'RV — The Zoning Board acting on behalf of Tully who owns explained that the problem was with of Appeals has voted to deny the the seven-acre parcel, Tully was the Irregular shape of the lot. VEiRNON-The Zoning 24-unit complex. Board the parcel the developers request of Joseph Tully of seeking to subdivide the land into two As presented, the two lots lacked Commission will conduct a members felt there wasn't wouldn’t be able to meet Manchester for a lot-depth variance building lots. the required average lot depth of 200 public hearing tonight at enough land to support that some of the stipulations of for land between Richmond Road and Four persons who are residents of feet. 7:30 in the Memorial many units. the zoning ordinances con­ WEEKEND SPECIAL Route 44A Richmond Road spoke against the Al Goodin was granted permission Building. Board members favored cerning having parking The request was presented by request. The board decided that suf­ to expand the Bidwell Tavern X The meeting will hear redesigning the project to spaces within 75 feet of the Robert Ward of Vernon. an?figineer ficient hardship wasn’t shown. Ward building on Main Street to the rear the request of A & B have fewer units and more dwelling units and one RED ROSES with the provision that it won’t be Developers for a special parking area. requiring recreation areas any closer to the sideline than the V permit for Pine Acres con­ The developers had to be 50 feet from property Law program open existing building. dominium development on planned to ppt apartment lines. Goodin’s request for a property Route 30. units on the land but when The hearing will also 3.72 The program is designed for both MAM HFSTKR - Severa: The Zoning Board of the town changed its zoning review proposed changes openings currently exist in the Law the student seeking an entry-level line variance for an existing concrete career in law enforcement or correc­ foundation was rejected by the Appeals has twice turned laws to allow condominium to the zoning laws concer- CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST Fnforcement and Corrections down the request of the construction they changed ning full service program to be offered by Manchester tions as well as the professional board. CARRY 649-5268 seeking advancement in the field. Goodin has tentative plans to set up developers for a variance their minds. restaurants and the ser­ Community College in the fall. to allow construction of a Because of the shape of ving of liquor. The program, which has served Interested persons should call the a museum behind the tavern. The more than 1.000 students in the past, admissions office at 646-4900, exten­ board asked him to come in with offers men and women an opportuni­ sion 21, or appear in person at the firmer plans before it takes action on ty to prepare for basic police work Registrar’s Office at the college the variance. and law enforcement. Mondays through Thursdays. Vlarine I.eague, MANCHKSTKR - W'inston A mander; Chester Yaworski. staff meeting at the Marine Club on SAVE 50“ SAVE 28“bT0 aO^b Chevalier was elected commandant chaplain; Marcel Casavant. judge Parker Street at 2 p.m. of the Frank J. Mansfield Detach­ advocate ; Stanley • H. Ostrinsky, ment of the Marine Corps League, at historian: Sandra L. Adams, adju­ Earl W. Herrington, state com­ a recent meeting tant, and Harold A. Osgood Sr., mandant. wilt install the newly Other officers elected for 1980-81 paymaster. elected officers of the Frank were: Jerry P Sapienza, senior vice On Aug. 3 the Department of Mansfield detachment. commander. Herman J. Paradise Connecticut Marine Corps League Refreshments will be served after I past commander I. junior vice com­ and its auxiliary will hold a state the state staff meeting. Substitkite mother sq. ft. Quiet pastime R.g. 1.10 R.g. I7c “Gidget,” an 11-year-old poodle owned by consists of two kittens who were orphaned RUGGED, nUPROOr CHANNEL Frank Harmon, 8, of 51 School St., left, and Michael Rousseau, 10, of M l 3'/i"xlS"CNrACED OWENS Mr. and Mrs. Al Motta, 20 Hyde St., when their mother died. The dog stepped in EARLY AMERICAN 2 USED IRICK CORNING niEIGLASS INtUU'nON 12 Cottage St., both of Rockville, enjoy a cool and quiet period in the Manchester, has a new family after several and took over the motherly duties. (Herald A decorative brick wall treatment Will kMp your houN cool in th* years. In this case however, the new family photo by Pinto) Junior Wing of the Rockville Public Library. Both young men are you put up yourself fust apply mor­ ■ummer, worm in th t winter sketching pictures of animals, Frank of a large tiger head and tar .press m brick it’s that easy l■ll)v'IlS''l2)"narA(]D Approximately 10 sq It per carton H.0 Ifc ...... « Michael, of a tiger running in the forest. (Herald photo by Richmond) Library presents programs R.0 30‘i c ...... lI'A Ctq h Need for Spanish Rwr M' lC 22'4t ■«. H. on Manchester past theme SAVE 13.00 16®®A W R .9 29.99 w MANCHESTER Mary. Cheney Manchester?” give two slide-illustrated talks about to rapidly increase HEAVY DUn STEEL Library Junior Room will present Dr. Thomas R. Lewis, associate Manchester’s past. none TABLE nUNE two special programs in July in con­ ’’The South Manchester Railroad” professor of geography at "If you are an optimist, Includes tubular steel Irame junction with the summer reading will be the subject of Lewis’ presen­ Do you make your living: refugees — already has put some cities and even you'll take Russian.” he with ornamental scrollwork & clubs’ theme of “Where in Manchester Community College, will tation Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in the —selling, anything from hardware Assembly required library’s Junior Room. This program lingerie to insurance and newspapers and television said. lumber not included No PQ 10 will be open to the public. beauty supplies? on a two-language mode. “ If a p e s s im is t, On July 30 at 10:30 a.m., Lewis will —working on the nation’s Bi-lingual education is a Chinese.” Medical abuse discussed healthcare team? matter of fact in many ur­ What's an easy second talk about "Manchester’s Industrial ■J, 1 HARTFORD — The Hartford Coun­ following the receipt of which a com­ Past” to children of at least fifth —enforcing the law, ban schools. In inner city language? “ No such thing,” the ty Medical Associatiori'and Women mittee of the HCMA reviews the grade level and up, including any in­ fighting fires or teaching? hospitals, Spanish­ speaking employes are a Jesuit said. CHANNEL Against Medical Abuse, an indepen­ case. terested adults. —fixing cars, cutting or “You don’t learn a se­ dent group of community women WAMA will provide assistance to Lewis has taught courses in styling hair, driving a bus? fixture. cond language without concerned with alleged sexual mis­ female patients wishing to file com­ cultural and urban geography at Whatever you do — in­ I City cops who read rights to the arrested carry hard work. I was picked up conduct by medical personnel, met plaints. It can be contacted at 525- MCC since 1969. He is a research cluding the above — you’re by the ears in a monastery June 19 regarding the grievance 1163. extension 220. associate of the college’s Institute of going to be hobbled by the around bilingual versions. What’s more, the govern­ in France and learned procedure of the HCMA. Local History, the author of the book end of the decade if you ment printing presses turn French — very swiftly. Individuals having a complaint Figure corrected “Silk Along Steel: The Story of the don't know Spanish. Everything was in French. about a physician in Hartford County South Manchester Railroad,” as well By 1990, if you don’t out many official instruc­ MANCHESTER — A fi^ re regar­ tions and health and educa­ No English spokeq. It took — including complaints of sexual as many articles. know Spanish, you ding state spending was incorrectly tion pamphlets — and other eight months to survive misconduct — are encouraged by the probably w on’t com ­ reported in a story in Tuesday’s Tennis awards types — in Spanish and and after 18 months I was HCMA and WAMA to contact the municate well with Herald. one-fourth of your clients or English, too. good at it.” association. Complainers may call MANCHESTER - The The story concerned a plea from customers. But does it matter? Isn’t Isn't that old-fashioned — the HCMA executive office at 525- Manchester Board of Realtors will Carl Zinsser to Gov. Ella Grasso to Because by the end of the English the international what with translating h 2108 or send a signed, written com­ sponsor an Awards Ceremony to recall the legislature to repeal the 2 ‘80s one-fourth of the U.S. language? machines coming on line? Contest winners plaint to the HCMA, Judicial Com­ honor winners of the board-sponsored percent tax on oil profits. “It is, if you want to buy These are little gadgets mittee, 1000 Asylum Avenue, Hart­ Youth Tennis Tournam ent on population will be Spanish­ The story stated state spending had toothpaste or ask direc­ students hope will take the Winners in a Herald circulation promotion departed from the The Herald parking lot. ford, Connecticut 06105. Upon receipt Tuesday, July 22nd at 7:00 p.m. at the speaking. 1'' r ' increased by $2.7 billion. tions,” Healy said. pain out of foreign 1' It !T « :I M n' ihl' 11 .ini contest went on a day- long trip to Riverside (Herald photo by Burbank) of a complaint, the physician is Board Office, 186 East Center St.. Many whose first It should have read state spending language the way the -hopuPordiAP^' Park. Agawam, Mass. provided an opportunity to respond. Manchester. ( language is Spanish will "But if you want to dis­ ^ r , Sunday. The winners increased to $2.7 billion. have survival use of cuss poetry or anything, pocket cacuLators make English. But until they you'll find th a t’s not mathematics almost V-* master English, the enough. English is not the pleasant? Spanish-speaking popula­ language most of the world “That's ridiculous." SAVE 61.99 prays, makes love or Healy said. “ You can’t N i m u n r u T cm BM nuM k tion will be served or sold SAVE 4.00 TO S.OO best by those who have counts in. carry around a pocket u m im iP A B f f iraoD rRm vA Tm added Spanish as "their” ‘‘We presuppose that translator anymore than For wlirior dm Ia a Sonu-transpar«nt wldo duiioo ol coton. second language. everyone speaks our you can put a sunrise in TOIICBMCE Rae.ir.M...... ILMt The points were among language and that is part of your pocket.” SwTi iBbSSTS m ^goUoa those made by the Rev. the problem. It is The commission on haiwiM iteoi ctai pimk M h , top 0 botkai Timothy S. Healy, presi­ ridiculous. That was part which Healy serves, in its ipilih mttonl umpoeto, h im dnty * l.|l Um , Irutiiw, NA8KIUI* M IIA8 nOOl, rOMI A PATW PAINT Vm IwI \ae ami a laaj TuB. fleoti^t oUadaotof 10 DurobU, sloMy oil-boM iinuh for boMmenti. potoo, flam dent of Georgetown of our problem in report to President Carter, Tnnr tabht. Ife. srilW ood po^M . m a w i^ choice oi colors University and member of Southeast Asia. We un­ said: lU v.IM JI m GARDE derstood so very little of “Americans’ scandalous AND The President’s Commis­ • IDEAS • SALES • SERVICE • sion on Foreip Language the mindset of the Viet­ incompetence in foreign and International Studies. namese. languages also explains our SAVE 2.00 c “We are ill-prepared to “And across our dangerously inadequate un­ TO 4.00 PaintfVW.sh cope with the fact that by Southern border, it's said derstanding of world af­ n n a m a Growing fruit trees on a support an old custom the end of the decade one- Americans can never fairs. fourth of our population remember what Mexicans srORR.S- The adorn and break up large Peaches and pie cherries growing requirements as will be Spanish-speaking,” can never forget.” Healy Southern or western wall Further information on 9 9 ” ' expanses of wall space. do not need a second varie­ other .standard fruit trees. Recommendations for available from UConn he said. recommended that growing of fruit trees and exposures are preferred, starting and training es­ They provide interesting ty present. However, they They need a minimum of suitable fruit varieties for Serving a bilingual pop­ everyone try to master a woody ornamental plants since they are generally paliers is available in Cooperative Extension Ser­ KEEP HAPPX- twig, leaf, flower and fruit usually fruit better when six hours of sunlight to thd^ wartnest and absorb the home garden appear in ulation — as in Mipmi with second language. If not on a support is a very old UConn extension bulletin vice field offices or appearances and textures. more than one variety is produce good fruit. Soils the most heat. It is a free extension bulletin the influx of Cuban Spanish, what? KEEP“SMILING R#g. 10.98 custom The ancient 72-7, “ Espaliers for Agricultural Publications. Romans were some of the They may be grown in con­ planted. If there is room need to be well-drained. recommended that wall 78-31, “Choosing Fruit for U-35, UConn, Storrs, Conn. CHAmnPAnTAWASH« tainers which can be for only one variety to be Fertilization and other soil Connecticut, ” for 25 cents. Home Growing.” Both are iM RCwnnmTCi first people to train fruit surfaces be a medium to 06268. ruT u n x WAU paiit moved about the garden as planted, it should be a self- adjustments are made in muMmimwm trees in this manner. medium-dark color. Light RI8MCICMMAU Two coiapoBot tolu patching com- Cover ID I coat, dnes m h hour In later years, the people desired. pollinating variety. accordance with soil colors tend to reflect light ncuianw inii Mund ropeto oU typn of maeonry Avaiiabie m o rainbow of lovely oi Central Europe and The best types of fruit Fruit trees trained as es­ analysis results, and as for which can damage plants 2 goUoa pail. colors England practiced the art trees for espaliers are paliers have the same standard types of trees. rather extensively. Is natural gas r . ______The English refined the art those grafted onto dwarf rootstock These dwarf of espaliers into a fine gar­ Q ! cheaper than oil? Ul den art reserved primarily rootstocks produce the con­ ® 0 © trolled growth necessary to lor fruit growing WOODLAND SAVE 12.99 SAVE 30.00 Espaliers were grown in be successful. Apples R«ti TM Hmm GARDEISS early times in an attempt grafted onto the dwarf It’s amazing that some people are thinking of to increase fruit production rootstock Mailing IX are converting their heating system to gas because in a limited space and to the most dwarf and make SPECIAL-SPECIAL.ftPECIAL capture the heat absorbed the best espaliers. NURSERY However, rootstocks of HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS by brick or stone to ensure lUf-IMI Bag. IIMI 999 ripe fruit Mailing II and VII are com­ Today, notes Dr. Edwin mon. They produce semi­ TBEES & SHRUB SALE controlling the price of gas. And in the~next 12 m5nths the " n u m " P M ip u m SOPItPAIHTEI.. THErAST, D, Carpenter, consumer dwarf trees which take NOW ONLY price jumped 42%. Acnuc u m rook paht HOH-NESn WAT TO PAINT horticulturist for the more time and effort to NAME YOUR Largest Selection of For eiterior wood D maeonry eoriacee Kit mclude.s paint pick up wheel keep the espaliers properly I LOVE SH0PPIN6 AT So, although you may think you can save some money deep well troy, pod-o malir pod op Cooperative Extension Ser­ COLOR! 1/3 ACU Hel.OT-1 3/4 ACU ? ? IRHIBHWiu, liM ...... 11.11,0. vice at the University of trained. WOODUND CARDENS by heating with gas, research indicates you won’t, save LUUIllANtt LUU lAkU piicotoi and more Connecticut, many kinds of Pears should be grafted 5 for *8.95 TREES ond SHRUBS enough to make switching worth your while. onto Anger Quince dwarf • Bed^PlwU Limited to Mtore stock Not oil item s ir all stores.. No rainchecks. fruit trees are still trained R E G .‘ 2.19 You'll(Fmd In The Area Look at it this way. A new gas system, if you do it as espaliers and lor the rootstock; peaches, nec­ • VefrtiHe Plants same reasons that the an­ tarines and plums should • Geraniim right, is going to cost you over $2,000. You’ll have to burn cients practiced the art be grafted onto Manchu Repeat Special • Item and All litREDUCED PRICES an incredible amount of gas to save $2,000. However, espaliering is not Cherry or Western Sand Lastly, consider'the words of the chairman of the - , CALL WALL! lAlRITT, Cherry rootstock. Cherries Cascading • Potted Petunias ifc, Cfcaaaaf 0 « U t, restricted to fruit trees board of the nation’s largest gas company “Natural gas is ■ ^ wHk aa? Aa M ynamll today are generally grafted onto Fushlas Mahleb rootstocks but the PLANT THEM a premium fuel. In an unregulated environment, its price D U tiM J U L CHANNEL piaktM. lad AU While the principal pur­ Plumbago dwarfing is not as marked OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TO 8iM r Jl. con. 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Channel Home Centers, Inc 1980 SALEENDS? 2U 8CN 13i frame of some type Hence. they provide varieties of apples and OgM My atlas bantlq pears are self-sterile and Maitf Thouaand$ of Ho u m A Fof/aga Plant* architectural character to t-7 Industrial - Commercial - Residential the garden must have a second variety lU IM M S L Espaliers can be used as planted nearby. Cross­ Msoamtir, C$ 398 Keeney St., M anchester • 646-8445 pollination is a necessary • r WOODLAND brdMi ^ ^ ^MAiicHttrar " 649-4595 low fences or to provide (4 3 4 4 7 4 privacy screens. They requirement. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17. 1980 - 1 1 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. July 17, I960 V Indian Notch Park in Bolton, at a “I am heavy h^K edT ha^hiT * minor injuries and emergency time.” The mayor said she’s not Brett play outstanding empasizes outdoor skills done in vehicles had problems volunteering for the job. .. ’Aiey conjunction with classroom ac­ recent meeting of the Board of might be the last party in town,” - ToujnTolk Selectmen, John Carey asked if the East Hartford Town Councilman maneuvering among the crowd of ' -«v -w BOSTON (UPI) - No one could At Monday night’s Manchester tivities, was praised. ‘T wish I Richard Torpey, referring to the 30,000. astounding 19-for-29. or .655, which thing I’ve ever seen in a baseball un­ Board of Education meeting, board were a ninth grader. It sounds lifeguard could remove the handle A sign at the Senior Citizen blame Kansas City Manager Jim includes six doubles, five RBI and iform. They’re a helluva team " mayor’s suggestion that the Fourth •■iC* member Carolyn Becker com­ wonderful,” Mrs. Becker, the from the fountain at the end of each On the office door of the con­ Center in Rockville gives some Frey for a loss of words. He simply five runs scored. Still, Brett, now The Red Sox had .several chances day. Selectman Douglas Cheney of July fireworks at McAuliffe mented on the proposed Adventure former science teacher, said. sage advise: “To avoid criticism eltsjained he no longer has a fresh batting .374, is far from satisfied. to take this one, but left II men on commented, “He could if it’s still Park be discontinued or in soine ference room in the mayor’s of­ Challenge program that may be fices in Vernon, a sign reads —say nothing, do nothing, be suppljt^of superlatives to describe his ' I'm not stinging, the ball like I base and failed continually to come During a discussion of vandalism there.” way scaled down. At this year’s dis- third baseman, the sizzling George added to the ninth grade jlaj^everaj^eopl^^eceive^ “Confessions will be heard part- nothing." want to. I like to hit the ball hard four up with the needed hit. Ttiree times curriculum. The program, which problemM ^h^ate^oui^^ Brett. ' times. I only did it three times the team had runners on second and “Unbelievable,” Frey exclaimed, tonight. ” he said, ” I feel good, third with one out, but all they could after Brett collected four hits to help relaxed and I ’m not trying to pull the show for if was an infield out RBI by Police cneck the streaking Royals to a 5-1 triumph ball. But nothing comes easy to me. Perez in the seventh on a bases- Fiery crash Wednesday night over the slumping except maybe washing my hands or loaded roller. report of 'Jm.i Boston Red Sox. "I’ve said brushing my teeth. ” Dennis I.,eonard pitched shutout kills cyclist everything about him you can say Brett got the Royals rolling in the ball for six innings and was credited Myrna Roberts about a player and I have no new third when he launched a triple off with the win to up his mark to 9-7 MANCHESTER - Mrs Myrna burglary words. But it’s nothing new. People the center field wall off loser Dennis Rawly Eastwick gave up the run (Garland) Roberts, of 15 Summit St., VERNON - Robert Dimick, 23, of have been seeing this for years.” Blckersley. 5-8. and scored when before Dan Quisenberry came in to wife of Eugene F. Roberts, died Nutmeg Village, Vernon, was MANCHESTER - A Wilfred Road The victory was Kansas City’s Porter’s grounder down the first tan Carl Yastrzemski in the seventh Wednesday at St. Francis HospiUl pronounced dead on arrival at home . was reported broken into sixth in its last seven games while base line eluded Tony Perez for a with the bases jammed He then and Medical Center. Rockville General Hospital. Wednesday afternoon and the owner the Red Sox dropped their third double. retired the final six batters for his Mrs. Roberts was born in Carmel, Wednesday night of injuries suffered told police that in addition to $330 in straight and fell to a unseemly 18-23 Speedster Willie Wilson swiped his 18fh save, tops in the American Maine and had lived in Manchester in a car-motorcycle accident on gold and silver coins, a .357 magnum at once-friendly Fenway Park. 41st base in the fifth after reaching League along with Ed Farmer for the past 14 years. V^oute 83. revolver was also taken. To fully appreciate B re tt’s on a fielder’s choice and scored on " If we continue to drive like this. ” Besides her husband, she is sur­ The homeowner said he returned meaning to the Royals, and to also the first of two McRae RBI singles. Brett said, "no one is going to catch Police said the accident happened home after 5 p.m. to find the back vived by one son. Michael Roberts; shortly after 6 p.m. Dimick and a understand how hard the team has Porter homered in the sixth and us.” two daughters. Cheryl Roberts and door kicked in, the lock on the floor. been hit by unjuries, he is leading the Brett added an RBI in the ninth on a passenger on the motorcycle Dimick Police have no suspects in the Cindy Roberts, all at home; three was driving, were thrown from the CouldnH reach that far club in RBI with 46 and he has mis.sed seeing-eye single up the middle brothers. Stanley Garland, Frances robbery, cycle, police said. 31 of Kansas City’s 87 games. Brett. "They got a little bit of everything Garland, and Everett Garland, all of A police cruiser was vandalized Kansas City third baseman George Brett through. It wasn’t enough for Boston as Amos Otis. Darrell Porter. Hal — and a lot of speed. " .said Boston while it was parked behind police Carmel; and her mother. Pearl The passenger, ^avid Bell of 50 reaches as far as he can but it wasn’t enough Royals McRae and Frank White have Manager Don Zimmer. "They’ve got Garland of Manchester. Glenwood■ St., MarManchester, was headquaters late Tuesday or early started together in just six games about five guys who can really fly. Funeral services will be Saturday taken to Rockville General Hospital Wednesday morning. as single by Red Sox’ Dave Stapleton got Since the All-Star game. Brett is an And that Wilson, he’s the fastest at the Rackliffe Funeral Home, for treatment. Police said the car was sprayed Belfast, Maine at a time to be an­ with a silver-brown primer paint on nounced. Burial will be in Kenney The driver of the car involved in the trunk, tail lights and bumper. Cemetery. Brooks, Maine,. Local the accident was Nelson Gottier, 53, There was no estim ate on the arrangements are being handled by of 74 Wilshire Road, Vernon, He was damage and there were no arrests. Thoughts QpLENty Stone gem for Orioles the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, also .treated at the hospital for in­ Minnesota ll-l, Kansas City beat 219 W Center St. Memorial con­ juries. District meeting NEW YORK (UPI) - Baltimore’s just how effective he has become, "I Boston 5-1. Texas ripped Chicago 11- tributions may be made to the MANCHESTER - The Board of pitching staff has a heart of Stone. have to work hard. I have to think out 3. Cleveland topped California 6-2 and American Cancer Society. Police said the cycle allegedly Directors of the Eighth Utilities "I don’t concentrate on the streak, there and use all of my pitches.” Detroit pounded Oakland 7-2 struck the right rear side of the Got­ District will meet Monday at 7 p.m. Sportsmanship I just look ahead to the next Stone, with help from Orioles’ tier car as Gottier allegedly turned at the District Firehouse, 32 Main St. ballgame," Steve Stone said Edward B, Sluzinaki reinforcement Blue .3. MariniTH 0 from the southbound lane of Route 83 New officers and members of the By Wednesday night after posting his pitching coach Ray .Miller, has WINDSOR - Edward B. Dave Stieb. 9-6. pitched a three- Board of Directors will be installed needed early 12th straight victory to enable the learned to do just that. Miller told Sluzinski, 72, of Windsor, died into Wilshire Road. hitter and John Mayberry hit two The lineup and all business having to do with the Len Auster Baltimore Orioles to score a 10-4 Stone to speed up his rhythm between Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital home runs and Roy Howell and Ernie Police said the motorcycle burst district will be discussed: The public decision over the Milwaukee pitches and not throw all his pitches and Medical Center. He was tlje Julie Tucker, swim instructor at Swanson pupils in tight formation for their swim Whitt one each in a game played in into flames. The accident is still un­ Brewers. in the first inning. father of Edward R. Sloan of Pool in Manchester, keeps her 4-year-old lesson. (Herald photo by Pinto) is urged to attend. 1:40. shortest game in the AL this der investigation. Stone, 14-3, leads the league in vic­ ’’The best pitching coach I ever Manchester and Mrs. James (Mary) sea.son Stieb faced just 28 batters Manchester High for 1979-80 to save his life. He had every right to tories and his streak is the longest in had is Ray Miller.” Stone said. " Two Coleman of Vernon. and allowed only two balls to the out­ received the John Reardon Good be upset by Gullickson’s “wildness.” the majors this season. He rates as suggestions from him have made the He was born in Hartford and had difference this year. ” field. Glenn Abbott. 7-5, took the loss. lived in Windsor for 40 years. He Sportsmanship Award from the Cen­ Chub Feeney, National League the stopper on a staff that includes tral Connecticut Interscholastic president, as judge and jury handed Cy Young Award winner Mike owned the Edward B. Sluzinski Third bank robbery suspect charged pianagan. That’s not bad status for a Stone needed relief help from Tip­ ItaiigiTs 1 I, While ^o\ 3 League (CCIL). Plumbing and Heating Co. for 35 out the fines. That was a compliment for the It makes you wonder when he was man whose career almost ended py Martinez and Sammy Stewart in Dave Roberts" three-run homer in years before retiring in 1978. court-appointed attorney, Joseph school and community. beaned. because of a rotator cuff injury. the eighth. Cecil Cooper doubled and the fourth highlighted a 15-hit attack. He was a member of several civic MANCHESTER — A third arrest Courtney, convinced the judge that Now the bad news. Otherwise his ruling would have "I’m not a Bob Gibson type pitcher slammed his 12th homer for Rusty Staub had lour singles in four organizations, did many volunteer has been made in connection with the her bond should be reduced to $15,000 There were severai reports that at made more sense. that can overpower the opposition,” Milwaukee. at-bats and drove in three runs Jon projects in the town and was a com­ July 9 armed robbery at the Bolton In other games. Toronto blanked municant of St. Gabriel's Church. Notch branch of the ^vings Bank of from the $25,000 the prosecution was the recently held Town Little League Brushback pitches are one thing; said Stone, whose three perfect in­ Matlack, 6-5. lasted six innings in the beanballs another. There have been nings in the All-Star Game displayed Seattle 5-0, New York blasted 106-degree heat for the victory. Besides his son and daughter, he Manchester, according to state seeking. Tournament, captured by the Oilers, Richard Westover was presented some coaches, fans and even players too many of the latter variety of late. leaves his wife. Mildred Jackson police. Wednesday morning at the court were abusive and bordering on ob­ A halt to them must occur before Sluzinski; three brothers, Daniel Richard E. Westover, 25, of Iiidian:< h. 4iiu<’ls 2 where his bond was set at $50,000 noxious. someone really gets hurt. Shoemaker of Feeding Hills, Mass., Springfield, Mass., turned himself in Yanks’ Underwood Miguel Dilone collected three hits at Troop K in Colchester at 3 a.m. after first-degree robbery and first- The umpires, the unpaid And then the real courts and scored two runs and Wayne Richard Sluzinski of Windsor Locks degree larceny charges were lodged. volunteers, were the favorite target. and Joseph Sluzinski of Windsor; Wednesday morning. Westover was would get involved. Garland, 4-2. pitched a six-hitter. Police would not release details on What they took was totally un­ four sisters, Mrs. Henry Bowe of the last suspect being sought by sees improvement Dilone raised his average to .353 and East Hartford, Mrs. Alexander Har- police who were calling him the robbery, saying only that a man necessary. stole his 30th base. “extremely dangerous.” armed with a shotgun and pistol Sportsmanship has to be reinforced Bits and pieces NEW YORK (UPI) - Although the Tonight. we built up a nice lead for bison of Cromwell. Miss Susan Starr riliiTH 7, 2 of New York City, and Miss Julia Tuesday, Westover’s wife and entered the bank at about 11:53 a.m. at an early age and it’s a grevious According to a Pete Gammons stifling heat might have made him him and gave him a chance to relax " mistake when poor examples are Milt Wilcox and Roger Weaver. 2-0. Sluzinski of Manchester; and seven brother were arraigned in Rockville and took close to $9,000 from the story in Monday’s Boston Globe, the think he was back in Arlington, In the decisive fourth inning. Rick manager and teller on duty. There made at the impressionable stage. combined on a three-hitter and Lance grandchildren. Superior Court after a speedy in­ nine top free agent hurlers from last Texas, the results were a bit Cerone knocked in the Yankees’ first were no customers in the bank and no Youngsters emulate their elders. Parrish drove in three runs with his Funeral services will be Friday at vestigation by police. November have an average salary of different for New York pitcher Tom run with a single. Buckv Dent singled Carl T. Westover, 20, of one was injured. Ten minutes after How else do they learn? And if the home two more runs and Fred 12th homer Wilcox left the game 9:30 a m. from the Carmon Funeral $497,555.55 — and at the time had a Underwood. after three innings with a pulled mus­ Strathmore St., Springfield Mass, the robbery, a red Ford station wrong concept is implanted in their combined 31-35 record and 4,18 ERA, In his last start, Underwood failed Stanley added an RBI single before Home. 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, cle on his left side and Maureen Westover, 25, of Fur­ wagon believed to be the getaway car mind at an early age. what’s going to That, according to Gammons’ ac­ to retire a batter and was racked for Watson capped the inning. with a mass of Christian burial at 1() happen in the future. a m at St. Gabriel's Church. Burial nace Ave., Stafford Springs, were was found burning on Hatch Hill count, is why Boston General five runs on four hits in a 10-8 loss to both charged with first-degree Road, three miles from the bank. Parents and coaches must learn to „ ^ j the Rangers — the left-hander’s third will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, control themselves and keep Rockville Friends may call at the robbery and first-degree larceny for On Friday, state police raided Mrs. to go with kid pitchers and not risk an straight defeat. their alleged involvement in the Westover's apartment where they obscenities out of the air. On the Lit investment on an old, "proven” But Underwood, who again had to PhiVs Walk not excited funeral home today from 3 to 5 and 7 recovered about half of the money tie League level, these umpires do to 9 p.m. Windsor Lodge of Elks will robbery at the storefront office on pitcher... work in almost unbearable heat, taken and evidence which led to the not deliverately try to 'steal a game’ conduct a service tonight at 7:30. Rt. 44A. Connecticut Express women’s soft- snapped out of the doldrums and NEW YORK (UPI) - If Bob Walk walk over seven innings. Expio <>. t While Carl was returned to the arrest of Carl Westover Friday after­ or alike. They’re volunteering their tossed a three-hitter over seven in- isn’t careful, the exhilaration of Cardiiiiils .'1. Piidres 0 Memorial contributions may be ball team turned over a rare Montreal’s Ellis Valentine went 3- Hartford Correctional Center in lieu noon in Plainville, Mass, and the sub­ time because they want to help tripleplay at last weekend’s Bunny atft being an undefeated major-league Pete Vuckovich pitched a six- made to the Greater Hartford Heart for-4 with two RBI in support of of the 350,000 bond set by Superior sequent arrest of his brother. youngsters. They shouldn’t be panned Twins’ starter Darrell JacI Jackson for pitcher just might put him to sleep hitter. singled and scored the win­ .Association, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Lee Memorial Tournament in Lynn, Steve Rogers Rogers. 11-6, who had Court Judge John Alexander Mrs.' "The cases have been continued un­ for their efforts. seven runs in the fourth inning en "I’m not very excited about being ning run. and executed a perfect Mass., where it took runner-up not yielded a homer in 50 innings, Westover was released after her til Tuesday. Good sportsmanship is never 6-0." the rookie righthander said suicide squeeze in the seventh inning wrong. There are no good losers but honors. With runners at first and route to an 11-1 triumph. allowed solo shots by Ray Knight. third the batter lined back to pitcher “It’s all been a mental process. " Wednesday night after throwing a to pace St Louis. Vuckovich, 8-6 with Charlotte .A. F’aterno Richard E. Westover, left, the third and after giving himself up earlier in the day. He Joe Nolan and Sam .Mejias in the good sportsmanship should never be Barbara Startup for the first out. She said Underwood, who improved his three-hitter to pace the Philadelphia two shutouts, held the Padres hitless final suspect in the July 9 armed holdup of the is being held along with his brother, Carl, at seventh but Stan Bahnsen relieved EAST HARTFORD-Charlotte lost sight of. fired to first baseman Linda Galati record to 8-6 before giving way to Phillies to a 4-2 victory over the until Gene Tenace led off the fifth And it has to be taught early so the and earned his second save Mario A White Paterno. of 33 Salem Road, More Title VI Bolton Notch branch of the Savings ^ n k of the Hartford Correctional Center in lieu of for the second out and she pegged a reliever Tim Lollar in the eighth in­ Houston Astros. "I’ll just try to go with a single. The right-hander died Tuesday at Manchester Soto, 2-4, took the loss, the club’s Manchester, is led into Rockville Superior t50,(X)0. His wife, Maureen, was freed on a lesson stays forever. strike to catcher Sharyn Young to ning. “ My last few outings I pitched out and win my next ballgame I’ll struck out five and walked two in Memorial Hospital. She was the wife fourth in the last five games Court by state police officers Wednesday $15,000 bond. (Herald photo by Pinto) nail the runner from third base who like I had never thrown a baseball. I try to stay on an even keel. going the distance for the sixth time of Dominic J. Paterno. funds cut back Questionable fine had tagged up. Larry Morrison, the was taking everything too seriously. "1 can’t get too emotional." She was born in Portiand, Maine When the New York Mets and Mon­ Express’ coach, couldn’t recall L would take the game home with me Walk gave up only two singles to and had been a resident of the Hart­ By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA the program has been cut to $54,(X)0, treal Expos met at Shea Stadium another tripleplay turned over by his and I was trying to carry the team on Jose Cruz and a fourth-inning homer ford area for the past 50 years. She Placid Olympics Herald Reporter from last year’s $97,000. Earlier, the Authority votes electric heat recently, there were some squad in all its years. Express my shoulders whenever I pitched. to Art Howe — a two-run shot — in retired several years ago after 20 federal administrators of the extracurricular activities on the formerly was Groman’s - ”I did some soul-searching the past pitching the second complete game years of service with the Travelers MANCHESTER — The town has received another cut in its Title VI program had said the program would field. Met catcher John Stearns, Manchester Softball Club - Brown’s few days and with the help of my of his career. The righthander struck Insurance Co as a group leader in be cut only to $70,000. rightfully, was fined for tackling Tire - Hartford Road Dairy Queen,.,. "girlfriend I realized I have all the out three and walked four. lost $7 million the small claims department. She funds, designed to improve mul­ While the $70,000 budget would to cut elderly housing costs Expo pitcher Bill Gullickson after he Some of the leading entrants at the ability in the world and to just go out "Mr. Walk pitched darn good — was a member of the Travelers ticultural understanding and also to bovcotl of the Summer Games have mandated a drastic cut, it still aimed a high hard one at Mike Sammy Davis Jr. - Greater Hartford there and concentrate and throw the that’s why he’s undefeated, ” said ALBANY. N.Y. (UPI) - The Women s Club. provide remedial aid to its Project A report at this time. Lewi added, would have left the body and soul of MANCHESTER - In an effort to Sullivan and Walter Sinon in voting added cost would be passed on to oc­ Jorgensen’s h^ad. Open, slated July 23-27 at ball the way I know I can. 1 guess I Philadelphia Manager Dailas Gj;een expected deficit from the 1980 Winter Concern students, but officials said Olympics at Lake Placid will be would not have been accurate Besides her husband she leaves two the program intact, Fitzgibbons said. reduce the cost of 40 units of yes. cupants of the housing. But why wasAlorgensen fined? Wethersfield Country Club, are Lee proved I was right because that’s “ He’s going to get better The stuff today the program will still operate. around $7 million, a spokesman for anyway, since the LPOC was sons, Wayne L. Paterno and Bradley He said the $54,000 budget is “bare­ Droposed state financed housing for The authority has state grants of 'hie authority and state housing of­ He was the target of a beanball by Trevino, Bill Kratzert, Lon Hinkle, what I did tonight.” has always been there. Now he’s get­ A ssistant Superintendent of the Lake Placid Olympic Organizing awaiting a final accounting J. Paterno, both of East Hartford; a ly sufficient to enable us to carry (he elderly, the Manchester Housing $1,250,000 with which to build the 40 ficials want to bring the construction Gullickson, whose intelligence level Hubert Green and Fuzzy Zoeller. While Underwood was regaining ting confidence he needed and Schools J. Gerald Fitzgibbons said Committee said Wednesday. "You can't have a report with a lot daughter, Donna Carlson of on.” Authority Wednesday night voted 3-2 units, which gives it a total of about cost down to about $27,500. That must he questioned, who got off free Some of the scheduled celebrities for his confidence, he was also baffling getting closer to being a complete Spokesman Ed Lewi was respon­ of loose ends." he said Manchester; her parents, Mr. and to plan to install electric heating in­ $31,270 for each unit. The current es­ would give leeway to keep the total as a bird. the Pro-Am are Bob Hope, Norm Minnesota with his change-up. pitcher. When the budget was reduced to ding to a statement from the Inter­ Lewi also noted that tourism in the Mrs Wilbur White of St. Petersburg, Storm hits stead of gas. timate by Dominick Cimino, cost down to the $31,270 ceiling. Jorgensen nearly died a year ago Crosby, Jim Rice (he’ll sign “1 got lots of outs on my change.” In summing up Wednesday night’s Fla ; two sisters, Mrs. Harold $70,000 several people lost their architect for the project, is $31,000 a Up to now the authority has held national Olympic Committee (IOC) tiny Adirondack resort village in The vote came after a sometimes from a beaning. He went into con­ autographs), Julius Erving, Steve said Underwood, “But although this game. Green said, "The pitcher took Essex County had increased since the I Marjorie i Cranick of Plymouth and Coventry hard positions. Now that the budget is unit for construction costs alone, out against electric heating despite in Moscow that Lake Placid spirited debate on the subject, which vulsions and a biood clot on the brain Grogan, Rick Barry and Gordie win means a lot to me it just let’s me control and kept us in the game until Games and said many people were Mrs. Paul (Frances) Maignard in being reduced still further, Fitzgib­ leaving almost nothing for Cimino’s insistance that it could save organizers faced a shortfall of bons said no one would lose a job, but hinged on whether the cost of heating was discovered by doctors — in time Howe. enjoy life for another four days.” we got enough runs.” visiting the Olympic sites this France; and six grandchildren. COVENTRY - The Town Of by electricity would eventually equal landscaping, appliances, and fees. from $15,000 to $17,000 a unit in con­ Jackson, 7-5, got through the first Philadelphia took an early 2-0 lead between $7 5 and $8 million. Funeral services will be private at Coventry was the hardest hit of. the the support services in the program Mastrangelo and other proponents struction costs. Monique Berlioux. director of the summer would suffer. the cost of heating by gas, as gas three innings but after Reggie off loser Ken Forsch, 8-9, when Pete the convenience of the family. There area towns, by the storm that swept decontrols go into effect. of the change to electric beating Wednesday night, Dennis Phelan, Jackson led of the fourth with a walk, Rose doubled with one out in the first IOC, said Wednesday the LPOOC are no calling hours. D’Esopo East Threat of boycott also failed to deliver its scheduled through the area Wednesday night “The new budget eliminates sup­ Richard Schowlsky led the argu­ argue that the initial cost will be cut executive director of the authority, the Minnesota left-hander fell apart. and scored on Bake McBride’s ,\o delusions repuft for the IOC Executive Board, Hartford Funeral Chapel, 30 Carter about 7. portive items, such as educational ment against the change to electrici­ at least $1,500 per unit. ’They rely on said the authority would yield aIlowing>it consecutive singles for single. McBride went to third on St., has charge of arrangements. which met earlier this week SAN ANGELO. Texas lUPD — Marilyn Brossmer, community materials, transportation, ty and was joined by James Murphy. public housing source estimates that somewhat in fairness to Cimjho. four He departed with the bases Keith Moreland’s single and came But Madame Berlioux said, "the Rookie quarterback Craig Bradshaw relations manager for Northeast secretarial support,” Fitzgibbons In the vote, Schowlsky and Murphy the cost of gas and electricity for Schwolsky disagreed, saying he at tourney averted loaded and nobody out. home on Garry Maddox's groundout. Utilities’ northern region, said this IOC is more concerned with some has no delusions about immediately said. voted no and Pat Mastrangelo, heating will ultimately even out. thinks Cimino can cut the cost John Verhoeven came on and, after The victory kept the Phillies in duplicating the feats of his famous E u g e n e I). B re n n a n morning that the lake area of Coven­ BROOKLINE. Mass. (UPI) - The of conduct, and the rules at the U.S. bills which have not been paid. The Dr. Walter Dean, who is director of authority chairman, joined Mrs. Ada Schwolsky, however, argued that without the change. getting a forceout. Bob Watson third place in the NL East, one-half try suffered the most damage. She Association of Tennis Professionals Open. IOC has asked the U.S. National older brother. Terry EAST HARTFORD-Eugene S the program, said today the new cleared the bases with a triple into game behind secondplace Pittsburgh "I don't expect to be coming in said power that went out during the and the United States TenojiSi. Olympic Committee (USOC), which Brennan, 75, of New Mulford, died development in funding is a “crisis” The committee will consist of two the right-field corner to give the and a game behind division-leading here as a starter, the Houston Wilson found to be competent Association reached an agreemelit is responsible for the choice of city, Tuesday at his home. He was former­ storm was still out this m onilnt She representative of the U.S. Open, two Yankees a 7-0 lead. Montreal. Oilers’ seventh-round draft pick from and that he will be returning to NEW Wednesday which staved off a to take up the most urgent matters. ” ly employed as a fireman for the said 12 crews from other areas^re HARTFORD - Spec. 5 originally requested. week long investigation Grand Prix supervisors, and a fifth “I know we can hit the ball, score In other NL games, Chicago heat Utah State said at training camp Manchester to work on the program threatened boycott of next month’s The IOC director said she hoped Town of East Hartford. He was the being brought in and she expects the several weeks earlier than he’d Steven A. Wilson, the Wilson, 27, appeared revealed that Wilson is person to be mutually agreed upon. runs and play defense,” said New Los Angeles 4-1, Atlanta trimmed husband of Yolandea Auclair Bren­ power to be restored by about 2 p.m. U.S. Open tennis tournament. "everything will be settled ” by the recently planned. soldier charged in the before Superior Court mentally competent to York Manager Dick Howser, “As for New York 5-2, Pittsburgh defeated "1 just want to be a Houston Oiler today. The ATP, which has 86 of the top They will be appointed prior to the time the final report is presented at nan. Dean said the extra time was beating death of 13-month- Judge John Brennan who stand trail. Underwood, he doesn’t have to win San Francisco 3-1, St. Louis blanked like hundreds of other guys. I just He was born in Dalton, Mass on The storm also knocked down, ENGLAND 100 players, had threatened to Open, which takes place Aug. 22- the next Executive Board meeting, required, so he and Fitzgibbons could old Amy Cr^^use last had ordered a psy­ all the time. All he has to do is pitch San Diego 3-0 and Montreal toppled need to keep a relaxed atmosphere telephone lines, and some areas, boycott the Open if the tournament Sept. 7 at Flushing, N.Y. probably in October. May 18. 1905. develop alternatives in the March, was judged compe­ chological examination of well and we’ll be ip the game. Cincinnati 6-4. and try^not to make mistakes although they have had theic electric THANKSGIVING used its own supervisors and The unpaid bills are understood to Besides his wife he leaves a son, program’s operation. He said a tent to stand trial Tuesday Wilson June 30. A clinical CuliH 4, DodgerH I •’I just can't think of trying to live service restored, are still without referees. be for interpreters assigned by the David D. Brennan of Blast Hartford; program offered at a $97,(XX) budget and has opted for a jury team from the Connecticut MEMORIALS Bill Buckner had three hits and up to what Terry has done. " he said phone service. NOVENA TO ST. JUDE IOC. a daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Judy) one year and a $50,(KX) budget the trial instead of th^ trial Mental Health Department The ATP had claimed that an scored the tie-breaking run on Bill "People can compare us all they In Vernon there were a number of I Mi tl Ml, t)M«t aU wtAi. |Ml Cox much enthused "'There are bills owed on both sides Shugrue of New Milford; and five next needs much planning to get the before a judge he had told the judge their two- earlier agreement meant that a pre­ Russell’s sixih-inning error to help want. I don't care. I just can't let lines down in scattered areas due to h Olympic Games to attempt to balance the budget.” story hour at 11 a.m. for There will be a film' It Mum kr ■ M a) M tall m members. Cox was impressed with the hitting Alter the Mets drew*within 4-1 in give Pittsburgh its fourth straight was named to the school's fourth town. > ai Ikn Uk niw lii jM iJw submit the report. release press credentials for 28 The government has cut $11 million preschoolers, ages 3 and 4 in Atlanta’s second victory since the the second on an RBI single by Alex win. The victory went to starter Bert quarter honor roll. According to The storm, which apparently program on July 30 from k n T k kX I M k W The agreement calls for the forma­ He said “we didn’t feel it was American media representatives from the program nationwide this Trevino, the Braves went ahead 5-1 in Blyleven, 4-7, who scattered seven school staff, his name was in­ followed a path similar to a tornado, and on July 24 there will be 1:30 to 2:30 for children ' na tion of a special committee that will All-Star game break, but it was the right" to submit the report at'*the seeking approval to cover the world year, and Fizgibbons said some a story hour at 10 a.m. for ages 3-6 and July 31, at the glove Work that got most of his the third on Horner’S" second homer hits —, including John LeMaster’s advertently left off the previously carried with it high winds, a lot of TM S28-2680 be the final authority for the enforce­ Moscow meeting because of the l).S. amateur sports event. Connecticut towns will have their preschoolers and film same time for children praise. of the game and 14th of the year. fourth-inning RBI single — and one published list of honor students. electricity, but little rain. ment of tennis rules, the players code programs eliminated. . program from 1:30 to 2:30 ages 6-11. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, IWO- 13 1 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., July 17, 1980 Palles tops decathelon field 6coreboQrcl Quad golf field thin because I've never been here.” American League jump - V PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Lee old accountant from Raleigh, N.C., Schulze of West Germany, is Coff­ SPORTS ON TV SANFrtANCSlCO PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELES CHICAGO h pet leet-2 13m (96^> z (tie). Schulze and COAL VALLEY, 111. well when I came here last damp transition to the Palles high jumped 7 feet and long ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi Bell. Tex 47 91 xn Coffman. 6 6 -1 9Bm (840). 4 (tie), Palles has this dilemma every time held the lead going into today's final man, the top-ranked decathlete of Hemdoncf iOlOMorenocf 4120 Lopet2b SOIODeJetuau 4010 Cooper. Mil 79 323 4B 112 .3487 Kangqiang and Zhu Qitin, CTiina, 6 6 ^ (UPI) — D.A. Weibring year. This year I've played current hot weather have jumped 24-7tk to outdistance his com­ THURSDAY 4000 he competes in the decathlon against five events of the decathlon with 4,- 1979. Coffman has 4,135 points and JULY 17,1060 Whitfild II 4 000 Gamer2b 3110 Lawcf 4 0 1 0 Randle 3b OrU. Clcv 75 2B0 49 90 J21 l.SBm (78B). says he will make a "1,000 one week in seven. kept the Oakw<^ course in petitors and pick up 966 and 921 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Smith rf 3110 KellehrSb 0000 Wilson. KC SJ 3BB 6B 124 .320 Decathlon 400— 1, Schulze, 4B1 (BBS). his good friend BolwCoffman. 272 points. world record holder Guido Clark rf 4 000 Milnerlb 4132 Thomas rf 00 0 0 Buckner If 42 30 Bumbry, Balt 84 331 SI 106 320 2. Palles. 492 (642). 3. Coffman. 49.5 percent effort” to put his “I feel if I can go out and excellent condition, points, respectively. Schulze took 40 11 It seems like Pallte always is even Kratschmer of West Germany is EVENING Evans lb 3 0 0 0 Easier If 4 0 2 0 Garvey lb 4 0 2 0 Johnson lb Carew, Cal SI 313 41 lOO 319 (B29) 4, Kratschmer. 49.7 (B19). 5. in ju ries and ailm ents not expect too much out of Only one player from the Finals in 31 other events will take both running events — the 100 meters May c 4 12 0 Madlck Sir 2 0 0 1 Bakerlf so il Hendrsn If 0000 Oglivic. Mil SI 296 56 94 318 Conrad Malnwaring, Antigua,50.6 (BB6) fourth at 4,104. , ^ 6:00 StenneU2b 4020 Ottc 3010 2 0 0 0 Vail rf 4 2 20 Wathan. KC 70 ZO Z7 82 behind him and defend his myself ... I can get myself PG A 's top 25 money with or slightly ahead of Coffman place today in the "alternative Olym­ Cey3b 317 SUndinglafter (iveevenU—1, Palles. “He’s a friend of mine,’’ said in 10.81 seconds and the 400 in 48.1. (U) Australian Rulst Football LeMastr ss 4 0 2 1 Berra ab 3 0 0 0 Russell ss 4 000 Martincf 301 1 Trammell. Del 78 297 65 94 316 4272.2. Schulze. 4136.3, Colfman, 4135 4. in the race come the winners — Curtis Strange, after the first five events of the pics” meet, which features 29 coun­ 7:30 Pettini3b 3 0 10 Blylevenp 2 0 0 0 Fergusn c 4 0 0 0 BlackwIIC. 4 00 1 Meyer. Sea 78 33 89 3QB Kratschmer. 4104 5. kangoUng. 3559 6. title in the talent-thin Quad Palles of Coffman, to whom he was Coffman took the shotput at 51-^ ® SportoCantar Strain ph 1 0 0 0 Lacy ph 1010 Reussp 2 0 0 0 IWsonSb 3 000 Home Runs Qiltn. 333B. 7. Mainwaring. 2974. llingsen weekend. But 1 can't go out who ranks eighth on the grueling two-day test, only to see tries boycotting the Moscow Summer OOOO 10 10 Reuschel p 3000 Cities Open, runnerup in the U.S. Olympic Trials. three-quarters of an inch better than 8:00 Whitson p ------2 0 0 0--- Jackson icksc’ p■ Thmssn ph National League-Schm idt, Phil 22. and Wolfgang Muders. West Germany and set the world on fire.” PGA money list with $147,- Coffman shoot ahead and out of sight Games and the only domestic dfi NFLRacquatball Venable lb 1000 Beckwth p 0000 Baker. LA and Hendrick. St L 19 withdrew Weibring is among five “We're usually neck and neck the Kratschmer. 9:00 Littlihn ph 1000 Johnstn pn 1000 Garvey, LA 18; Clark. S F 17. PenUthlon 100-meter hurdles — 1. defending champs in the Weather forecasters say 725 — is in the 155player V .^v when the competition is over. appearance of the U.S. Olympic Totals 35 1 B I Totals 30 3 9 3 ToUls 31 1 7 1 Touts American I^e^ue— Oglivie, Mil and Linda Wattman, United SUtei. 13.82 (669 The only final contested on the first Qj) Top Rank Boxing 000 001000-1 a heat wave will continue Quad Cities field, TTie 25- y- The first half of this script went team. first day'and he pulls ahead the se­ San Francisco 000100000-1 Los Angeles Jackson. NY zf; Thomas, Mil and points). 2. Marlene Harmon. United Quad Cities tournament, cond day.” day, which was affected by a severe _ 11:30 Pittsburgh 3D000100X-3 ChicAlo 10000201X-4 Armas. Oak 16; Mayberry. Tor 17, SUtes, 13.63 ( 866). 3. Cornelia Sulek. through the tournament year-old Virginian is retur­ true to form Wednesday after the 0 Night At ThaRacaa B-Stennett. DP—San Francisco 1. LOB E>-RusieU2. D P-€hicagol, LOB-Los Runs Batted In West Germany, 14.19 i 842 ) 4. Diane which has been depleted of first day of the Liberty Bell Track In third place in the decathlon, one That doesn't mean Palles is con­ thunderstorm that held up the meet (3j) BportaCantar —San FranciscoB, PittsburghS. 2B-Ott. Angeles6. ChicagoB. 2&-Buckner. Vail National League — Garvey. LA 70, Konihowski. Canada. 1427 (8B). 5, top PGA figures by the but tourney officials say a ning after placing third in ‘'point behind second-place Jens ceding the competition, however. for nearly two hours, was in the pen­ 12:00 SF-Madlock. SB-Lopes, I>Je8us. SF-Baker. Hendrick, St L 69. Schmidt. Phil 61. Marilyn King, United SUtes, 14.46 (810) conflicting British Open cool spring and a warm. last year's event. and »=''Pld Classic. Palles, a 24-year- (B) NFLRacquatball IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO Knight. Cin 56; Baker. LA 57.* PenUthlon shotput — I, Konihowski, 46 tathlon — where Canada's Diane San Francisco American League — Perez. Bos 68. “I’d like to come away with this ^ 1:00 Los Angeles feet. 9 inches-14.8B meters (667). 2, The 27-year-old Dallas Jones Konihowski won with 4,640 Whitson (LB4)) 6 6 3 3 1 2 R euu(LtO ‘3) 6 6 3 1 1 3 Oglivie. MilBB; Oliver. Tex65. Jackson. Sulek. 4B4‘«-14.75m (861). 3. Ye Peisu. one," he said. “I'll just play my own Qj) Top Rank Boxing • Holland 2 1 0 0 0 3 Beckwith 2 2 1 1 0 4 NY 64; Hebner. Det63. China. 40-ll>/4-12.4Bm (749 ) 4. Karen pro has been sidelined by cards. I'd like to tdm in a good points. 3:30 Pittsburgh Chicago Stolen Bases Page, New Zealand, ^11—12.47m (748). several injuries this Konihowski engaged in a stirring (S) BportaCantar Blyleven (W4-7) 7 7 1112 Reuschel (WM) 9 7 1 1 4 6 National League — LeFlore. Mtl 51; 5, Waitman.34-&Vv-l0.S0m (823). Nicklaus begins workmanlike performance with con­ Jackson (SS) 2 1 0 0 0 0 WP-Reuschel.T-2;21. A-16,6» Moreno. PHI 49; Collins. Cin 45; Scott. PenUthlon high J u m p -1. Konihowski. season. A pulled muscle in sistent marks. I don't want to say it's duel with West Germany's Cornelia T-2:27 A-18226 Mil 32; Law. LA and Richards. SD29 6 fw l. lnches-1,66 meters (1066). 2. his rib cage, an injured Wednesday's Major League Results-. American League — Henderson, Oak Sulek, frO-1 83m (1069), 3, Peisu. 5-H— Exhibition slate inconceivable. I’d like to think I have Sulek for four events with no more By United Press International ] 42. Wilson, KC41; Dilone.Clev30. Cruz. 1 » ni <1031). 4 (He). Harmon and wrist and other ailments — than 23 points ever separating the National League ( Sea 24; Wills. Tex 23 Waltman. SA‘^ 1 74m (974) a chance.” Los Angeles 000 001 000- 1 12\ Pitching PenUthlon long jump — 1. Sulek. 20 such as the flu — forced quest in Britain ATLANTA r.irF,- Kratschmer, who holds the pending two women. But Sulek suffered a NEW YORK Chicago lOOaBOlx-4 8 0 \ Victories feet, Vi* inches-628 meters (967 ) 2, him to withdraw from the BOSTON (UPI) - The final three in Indiana. Baseball abrh ab r h bi .National League —Carlton. Phil 14-4. Harmon. 204~625m (960). 3. Konihowski. back injury in the long jump and Mazzilli cf 4 131Hubbrd2b 3100 Reuss, Beckwith (8) and Ferguson. N Boston Celtics released The Celtics' exhibition MUIRFIELD, Scotland (UPI) - from the deteriorating weather and world record of 8,649 points, B lbby.Pittll l: Rogers, Mtl 11-6. Reuss. 20^*-6 19m (947) 4. Waltman, 19^ f- Greater Milwaukee and withdrew ^ fo re the final events — Taverasss 4 00 0 Asselstn cf 4 12 0 Reuschel and BUckwell. W-Reuschel <6- their exhibition schedule schedule: Farm League titlists Jack Nicklaus was the first of the big the knowledge that Nicklaus was struggled in the high jump, gaining Hendrsn II 4 0 1 0 Murphy cf 0000 9). D-Reuss (104). LA m , Richard. HouKM; Pastore. Cin g01m i9(Xn. 5. Page. 194V«-5.8Bm (660) Western Opens. already back in the clubhouse. only 760 points on a leap of 6-2(1.89 the 800-meter run. Steam slb 4 0 10 Chmbiilb 4000 ------HM; Niekro, Hou 10-7 PenUthlon 000 — 1. Harmon. 2:10.17 But Weibring said he still Wednesday which calls for Sept. 21 vs New Jersey at guns to begin his challenge for the Yongbid rf 4 110 Matthwi rf 4113 New York 010010000-2 62 American Leagueigui —Stone, Balt M'S. (923). 2. Waltman, 2:10.37 ( 900i. 3. Up ahead of him was the ebullient meters) to hurt his place in the stan­ On her way to victo'ry, Konihowski 32 2 2 AUanU 401000 00x-5 71 John, NV 1J.J; Cura. KC IM; Norris, Konihowski. 2:12.60 (866). 4, Peisu. pbns on‘shM ting7orthe eight games three in the New Haven, Conn. 1980 British Open Golf Championship Trevino c 4 02 1 HomerSb 2:4099 (559). Page did not finish Taking the Town Farm Little League Tournament cham­ Maddox 3b 4 000 Royster3b 0000 Swan. Jackson (4), Glynn (5). Oak 11-6; Morris, Det 11-7 Lee Trevino. The Mexican-American dings after four events. He hinted earned 1,086 points with a high jump Hauiman (7) and Trevino; McWilliams Earned Run Average PenUthlon final resulU— 1. Konihow­ $36 000 first place checl* New England area. Sept. 23 vs New York at Thursday on the difficult Muirfield Flynn 2b 4 0 0 0 U rn If 3010 ski. 4640. 2. Harmon. 4346 3. Wattman. pionship was the Lawyers entry. Team members (1-r) Front: went into his round off a run of what later he might not be in the best of of 6-1V4 and also took the shotput at American League Swan p 1 0 0 0 Nahrdny c 4010 and Nahorodny. W—McWitlUms ((Ml). L (based on 85 Innings) and the second PGA tour The Celtics open the Portland, Maine, course. East —Swan (54). HR»-AtUnU. Matthews National LeaguelEue — _Reuss,____ _ LA 1 62 4316 4, Peisu. 3BS 5, Page. 3309 Sulek he thought had been the best golf of 48-9. Sulek captured the long jump Jackson p 0000 Gomez ss 4000 Richard. Hou 189; Carlton, Phil 210. and King withdrew victory of his career when exhibition season Sept. 21 Sept. 25 vs MiKvaukee at Nick Vesho. Sharon Keily, Kristen Price, David Moran, Eddie The weather changed constantly shape. W L Pci. Normn pn 1 0 0 0 McWIlm2000 p (11). Hom er! (14); New Yorx, Mauilli New York 56 29 659 (11 ). Sutton. LA223; Welch, LA2 40. 1® meters (qualifiers) - Harvey Scheinblum. Standing: Bob Allison, coach; Richard Mitchell, his life. “After I set the world record, with an effort of 20-7V< to move Glynn p 0000 American L e a g u e -O u ra , KC 2 2 ; Glance. United States. 10 27 Mel Laltany, the m e $200♦ z u u .u000 w Quadsg u a u CitiesG u ic o a‘- - New Haven, '.7 Conn., Madison i , Square ' Garden during the practice sessions and Milwaukee 4fl 36 566 1000 Every golfer would have wished to which was my goal, I let up in my within three points of her rival before Detroit 44 37 543 CardenI ph San Francisco 000 100000- 1 81 Norris, Oak 2.53.'Burns. CJhi2------65; Stieb. United Stales, 10 36 Willie Gault, United QDen begins todav OR the against the New Jersey New York. Mike Krause, Ralph French, Jeff Moran, Paul Seaton, Kevin when Nicklaus teed off he faced a Hausmn p 0000 5 Tor 2 77. John, NY 2 87 States. 10 46 Anthony Sharpe. Canada. Baltimore 46 39 541 ToUls 35 2 6 2 ToUls 31575 PitUburgh 200 Q0100X-3 9 0 Nets. The other New Sept. 26 vs Milwaukee at be in the same position as they faced training and thought that I was dropping out. Boston 44 41 518 t^itson. Holland (7) and May. Strikeouts 10 46 Desai Williams, Canada. 10 49 6,514-yard Oakwood Coun­ Ciaglo. Paul Scheinblum, coach. Missing were Steven Allison, ‘be ram although he was New York 010010000-2 National League — Carlton, Phil 156. England games are Sept. Hartford, Conn. expected to avoid the blustery con­ four rounds on a course that is dif­ through with the decathlon,” he said Marlene Harmon and Linda Wait- Cleveland 40 43 482 AtlanU 401000 00X—5 Blyleven, Jackson (6) and Ott. w— Ne'.'ille Hodge. Virgin Islands. 10.51 try Club course. Matt Judson, Mike Henson. (Herald Photo by Burbank) man scored 4,346 and 4,314 points, Toronto 36 47 434 B -Sleam i.Taveras. Homer DR-New Blyleven (4-7). I^Whitson {64) Richard. Hou 119. Ryan. Hou 103, Marvin Nasn, Canada. 1060. Bernd 23 against the New York Sept. 27 vs New York at ditions seen earlier in the week. ficult even in the best of weather. through an interpreter. "When the West York 1 LOB-New York 6, Atlanta 6.2B Niekro. All and Blyleven. Pitt 100 Saltier, West Germany, 1082 Ron He said Ills wrist still respectively, to earn spots on the W L Pet —Mazzilli HR-Matthews (11), Homer2 Montreal 2100(B01(V-6 90 American League — Guidry. NY 106. Clarke. Barbados. 10.74 Knicks at Portland, Maine, Madison Square Garden, After one practice round, Nicklaus Certainly Spain's Severiano opportunity came to come to the Women's 100 (qualifiers) - Jeanette bothers him but it should Kansas City 53 34 609 (14). Mazzilli (11). Cincinnati 000000310-4 93 Norris. Oak 99. Koosman, Minn BB. and Sept. 26 ag ain st Sept. 29 vs^diana at In- Ballesteros did not look confident as United States. 1 had to take it U.S. Olympic Team. Texas 41 45 .477 im Rogers, Bahnsen (7) and Carter; Soto, Haas. Mil 87. Koough. Oak and Bolden, United Stales. 1159 Chandra be in good enough shape to had joked that he would prefer to IP H RERBBSO Cheeseborough, 1161 Karen Hawkins.>. he set out to defend his Masters title Chicago 40 46 .465 I2^k New York Bair (6) and Nolan W-Rogers (11-8). L ^ n n ister. Sea 86 Milwaukee at Hartford, dianapolisv play in the good weather and let the Minnesota 40 46 405 12t^ —Soto (2-4). HRs-Montreal, Parrish (9). Saves United States. IKK Angela Bailey,' play. w Swan (L 54 1 3 5 5 5 3 0 Canada. II 76 Diane Williams. United Conn. . Oct. l/v s Chicago at Higueras advances and chase the $60,000 first prize. Oakland 40 46 « 15^ Jackson Cincinnati. Knight (10), Nolan (2), Mejias National League — Sutler. Chi 20. "I'm going to make a 1,- others have the bad weather. It States. 11.83. Heidi Gauge). West Seattle 36 50 419 m Glynn (1). Allen, NY 15, Hume. Cin 13, Tekulve, The Celtics also will play EvanjVille. Ind. seemed he had gotten his wish. On the eve of the tournament the Calilomia 32 53 .376 » Piltli.Sam bito. Hou. Fryman. Mtl and Germany, I I 86 Marita Payne. Canada (XX) percent effort to play Spears two-hitter Hausman 1201 Dusanee Laopinkam. Thailand. BROOKLINE. Mass. lUPI) - It The match started earlier than 23-year-old U.S. Masters champion Wednesday 's Results San Diego 000000000-0 60 Fingers. SD 10 two games in Madison Q((f 3 vs New York at On the narrow, well bunkered Atlanta St Louis 002 000 lO x-3 70 American L e ^ u e-F a rm e r, Chi and 1210 Eike Vollmer. West Germany. this week,” the Quincy, expected when Rick Fagel, down 4-3 Kansas City 5, Boston 1. night McWiIlims(W64) 9 8 2 2 0 3 Square Garden and the T&rre Haute, Ind. was hot out on the clay courts of the fairways a good straight drive was was on the practice grounds still New York iL, Minnesota I. night T-2:12 A-6,414 Lucas. Shirley (7) and Tenace. Quisenberry. KC 16. Burgmeier. BoslS 12 17 111., native said. "I just Longwood Cricket Club Wednesday, in the first set to Mike Cahill, trying to correct the problems with Baltimore 13. Milwaukee4, night Vuckovich and Simmons. W—Vuckovich Gossage. NY 14; Stoddard. Balt and have to approach it essential and Nicklaus was expected Texas 11. Chicago 3. night (M ), L -U c a s (34) LoP«z- ^ so hot that Jose Higueras lost his became the third player in the tour­ leads Legion nine ClevelandB. Caiifomia2, night to have few problems on that score. his swing that had plagued him Wednesdaylay 's . Sports Transactions differently. I was playing memory. nament to retire due to heat exhaus­ throughout the run up to the tourna­ Detroit 7. (Dakland 2, night Philadelphia 200101OOO- 4 111 By U nited''ted Press International------—' tion Ninth-seeded Manuel Orantes The 40-year-old three time winner With Shawn Spears spinning a two- bases and Ken Brasa singled to left Toronto5, SealtleO. night Houston 000 200 OOO- 2 32 Football But not his tennis game. ment. Thursday's Games Walk and Moreland. Forsch, Sambito of the British Open had looked in hitter, Manchester Legion baseball for a 1-0 lead. DETROIT OAKLAND Track « Houston — Cut linebacker Tony Towns The Spaniard braved 110 degree took a similar exit on Tuesday. The rough at Muirfield is notorious (All Times EOT) ab r h bi ab r, h bi (9) and Ashby. W—Walk (64) L-Forsch and rookies Brian Barnes, running back In other matches, top-seeded Jim­ good form with his putter on his final team blanked Windsor. 4-6. last night Manchester upped its lead to 3-0 in Eletroil (Morris 11-7) at Oakland Peters cf 5 2 3 0 Hendrsn If 40 10 <64) HR—Houston. Howe (4) from South DakoU; Billy Jo tester, temperatures and 75 percent humidi­ and as the Spaniard often strikes a (Norris ll-B).4:30pm. 5 12 0 Murphy cf Field offensive Uckle from Tarleton SUte. pre-tournament round, which was in Zone Eight play at Eagle Field. the fifth. Cabral singled, Brandt Kansas CiU (Martin 64) at Boston Trmmliss ^ ® ^ ® American League ty at court level to down Warren my Connors totally outclassed Rod wayward drive, even when he is on Kemp If 5 111 Gross 3b 4 00 0 Mike Esposito, running back from Boston good news for a man who was most forced him at second and then (Tudor 2-1). 7:30 pm 3100 KansasCity 000111 000- 5 12 0 College. Carl Estelle. linebacker from Harmon. 6-0. 6-1. and third-seeded The triumph boosts the locals to 12- Minnesota iZann 6-10) at New York Hebnerlb 4 12 2 Armas rf Boston 000 000100— 1 10 0 Maher. 6-2. 6-3. But before the worried about his performance on form, it posed a major threat to his Smmrsdh 2 000 Pagedh 4 000 Leonard. Eastwick (7).Quisenberry (7) , Western Kentucky. David Johnson, 4 in the Zone. 14-12-1 overall while the proceeded to swipe second himself. (John 134), 8 p.m. 2100 running back from Arkansas. Clay match, he couldn't remember when Gene Mayer rolled over Billy Martin challenge. He hoped that his mid­ C^icaflo (Baumgarten 24) at Texas Parrish dh 2 2 2 3 Newmnlb and Porter, Eckersley. Campbell (9) and the greens. setback drops Windsor to 8-7 in the Brasa singled down the leftfield Cowens rf 4 000 Heathc 2 00 0 Lowry, wide receiver from Sam Houston - , - . (Perry 5-7). 6:35 p.m V 0V 2 W—Lronard (9-7i, L-EJekersley (5* SUte. and Jeff Shockley, wide receiver he won his last tournament. 6 1 6 0 Tom Watson, who was the second morning start would allow him to Cleveland (Barker 6-71 al California Wocknfu c 4 0 10 Gueirer ss Liberty Bell Classic Zone. Manchester continues its stripe to score Brandt and he took se­ 40 11 Cox2b 2 000 ** HR-KansasCity.Porter(4). from Tennessee SUte Hisenemory. like the rest of him. Second-seeded Harold Solomon (Knapp24). 10 30 p m. BrooknsSb At Philadelphia. July 16 of the major challengers to take the beat the wind and rain and restore cond on the throw home. A Mike Wbitakr2b 4 000 Davis^ 1 000 ---- St Louis—Signed free agents running played almost three hours only to stretch of 15 games in 15 days tonight Toronto (Mirabella 44) at SeattU 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 000 010 OOO- 1 5 2 Decathlon 100-meter d u h — 1. Jens backs Michael Stewart from Jackson was refreshed immediately after the some confidence. McKay2b Schulze. West Germiff^. 10 61 i852 fall. 7-6. 5-7. 7-6. to Van Winitsky. course, went out full of confidence. against Rockville in a Zone tilt at Falkowski single plated Brasa. I Bannister 6-7). 10:S5p m. Tolls 39 7 12 7 Totals 29 2 3 2 New York 000 730 01 x - 11 100 SUte. Raymond Butler from Kansas match It was on these same courts Friday's Games [vtroit 0001C6010-7 D,Jackson. Verhoeven (4). Kinnuen (6) lints) 2. Guido Kratschmer. Wes SUte and light end Doug Cozen from He was happy with his game and ^ Eagle Field at 6 o'clock. The locals capped the scoring in Minnesota al Boston, night nakUnd \i ' (BOflOOflOO-2 and Wynegar. Butera (6). Underwood. ermany. 10.91 (B2B). 3. Lee Palles. last August that he last won a title. Winitsky captured the first set tie­ eUnited 'States. 10 96 i614i 4. Bob Illinois; signed offensive tackle John the course; it was just the weather |v ||f a Spears, with his curve and change the sixth. Joe Panaro reached on a Kansas City at New Yorx, night ^ K i n g m a n L iB -D etroit5. Oakland !5l Sinnoll of Brown to three 1-year breaker. 10-8. and the final set tie­ Texas at Baltimore, night .Undetwrood (64). L -D Jackson (74) Colfman. United Stales. 1105 ( 796 1 5. The defending champion at the he was not very pleased with. It “ O O a S O l l I I 1 H . B two-out error and came around to 3 2B-Wockenfuss. Peters. Parrish HR- Jurgen Hingsen. West Germany. 1130 contracts working effectively, fanned seven Chicago at Milwaukee, night Parrish(U) S-Healh NY Jets — Cut defensive lineman breaker. 7-5. Detroit at Seattle, night Baltimore 030 003 200-13 100 (733). $175,000 U.S Pro Championships looked as if he would suffer the rain and walked only one in going the dis­ score on a perfectly executed hit- IP H RERBBSO Decathlon long jump — 1. Palles. 24 rookie free agent Gary Dulin Winitsky. who is ranked 126th in Geveland av Oakland, night Milwaukee 000101000-4 102 Soccer moved a step closer to his first title and the worst of the day's wind. 1 . U 1 1 V tance. He got the only run he woifld and-run double down the rightfield Toronto at California. night Detroit Stone. T.Martinez (8), Stewart (6) and feet. 7V« inches—750 _ meters__ „ i9!l) 2. the world, used high-kicking deep Wilcox 3 Dempsey. Caldwell. Sorensen (8).Castro Hingsen.24-2’>-73Bm (087). 3. Kratwh' NY Arrows (MISLi - Signed goalie since then with a second-round vic­ He was trying for his third triumph need' in the third. chalk line by Cabral. Weaver (W 24) 6 itl and Moore W-Slone U4-1JI L- mer.!l»-7Mm (8691 fCofIm an.aj'j Shep Messing and forward Branko serves to keep Solomon consistently NATIONAL LEAGUE SegoU tory over Maher in the tournament and also his third NEW YORK (UPI) — Mike Wood- East Oakland Caldwell (64). HRs-Ballimore, Dempsej —7 10m (840). 5, Weng Kangqiang. Cnina Joe Panaro drew a one-out walk Brasa was 3-for-3 with two RBI and Kingmn (L54) 51-3 Baseball on the defensive. W L Pet GB (5), Roenicke (3), Milwaukee. Cooper Z2-ff«-4iBm (806) Houston — Placed pitcher J R Richard success on a Scottish course, having son believes in giving a man his due. and Brad Cabral reached safely as Cabral singled and doubled to pac 46 37 554 - Minetto 0 Decathlon shotputtout — 11. Coffman. 51 The fifth-seeded Higueras. top- "I kicked my serve wide to his Montreal Jonek 2-3 ( 12) on21-day disabled list, called up pitcher scored his previous victories at Car- So, upon becoming a professional PitUburgh 47 39 547 ^ feel. 7 inches-lla 72 meters (831) 2. Bert Rooerge from Tuscon of tne Pacific seed a year ago in a less than stellar forehand a lot since I'm a lefty," said his loft to right was dropped for an Manchester. Al Klibanoff was the Bordi 2 Kratschmer. 514‘’*-157l)m i830 i 3. Philadelphia 45 36 542 1 Beard 1 Chicago 0010(0000-3 110 Coast League noustie in 1975 and at Turnberry in basketball player Wednesday, he error. Jon Brandt singled to load the losing hurler for Windsor. New York 42 43 494 S Tesas 000 551 OOx-1115 I Schulze. 46-lPt-I4 32m (7471 4, Hingsen fieltUMid. "I think I'll have to play Winitsky. who has practiced often Minetto pitched to 1 batter in6lb 464‘i-1426m (744). 5. Palles. 45-lP ^ 1977. wanted to thank publicly much- St Louis 36 49 437 10 WP-Kingman T-2 44 A-7.413 Dotson. Kravec (5). Hoyt (5) and m uJfr^tter than I'm playing right against Solomon and has discovered Chicago 35 48 122 II Kimm. Mallack, Lyle (7) and Roberts. 14.01m (729). W atson sta<-ted as fa v o rite maligned Indiana University Coach West W-Matlack(65) L-Dolson(74l HR- now to win again. " weaknesses in the latter's game. W L Pci GB Texas, Roberts (5). alongside Nicklaus according to the Bobby Knight, MB’s hold on for win Houston 49 37 570 - bookmakers, but the man many were "I know Coach Knight has a Los Angeles « 36 563 4 CleveUnd 000 420000-6 91 Jai Alai Results Three runs in the third and two A pair of walks, a Buddy Silva dou­ Cincinnati 44 43 SOB 5^^ California 001010000-2 61 tipping for his first major touma- reputation as a taskmaster, but the San Francisco 43 « 469 7 CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA Garland and Hassey. Aase. Hassler more in the fifth inning proved to be 39 46 459 94 ment victory was Ben Crenshaw. best thing I got out of Indiana is that I ble, Bill Chapulis RBI single and Atlanta ab r h bi ab r h bi (5). Lemanezyk i9) and Donohue. Clibum Trst: Quswb 4 8 15120 San Diego r 51 420 13 Dilonedh 5 2 3 1 Miller cf 4 02 2 (9) W—Garland (4-21 L-Aase(5-10) Motta named cofjLch what Moriarty Bros, needed as it 2 IMt OUrtU 19.00 9.20 4.20 ferfecta 64 1162.60 But the Texan had a late start in learned to win,” Woodson said after Steve Chotiner’s two-run double gave O rU ri 5 1 22 LansfrdSb 4 0 00 Wednesday 's Results 6 lft( Zana 1.00 6.40 .fiALLAS I UPI I — Although Dallas Motta will be formally named the first round and faced pressure signing a three-year contract with held on for a 5-4 win over Herb's the locals a 3-0 lead. It went to 5-0 in Chicago 4 Los Angeles 1 Hargrv lb 4 12 0 Carew lb 4 0 0 0 Detroit (0)1(4016-712 0 Intacta 661 176410 Sports Shop in Twilight League play Atlanta 5. New York 2. night Harrah3b 3 111 Baylor If 4 0 10 OakUnd (OD000006-2 3 1 6 (Mt Im n 4.20 (iCMti: Maverick officials discounted in re­ coach at a news conference today. the New York Kjiicks for an est- the fifth on a Ray Sullivan double, tri­ ntW m rrtS . San Francisco 1. night Hasseyc 300 1 Thmpsndh 4A 0A 00I n Wilcox. Weaver i4i and Wockenfuu. taw U 21 13620 7 (Mara Idmu I 1020 5.60 4 00 Brohmr2b SOOlHarlowrf * - He reportedly will receive $150,(XI0 mated $125,000T5er season. “Knight last night at St. Thomas Seminary. ple by Silva and Chapulis double. MontreaiB, Cincinnati 4. night Kingman. Minetto (8). Jones(6). Bordi NrfecU 24 SH OO 4 U$«bH In «H 5J0 500 cent weeks the possibility of Dick St LouisS. San DiegoO. n i^ t Mannngcf 4000 Grich2b 7010 (7).Beard(9)andHeath W-Weaver(2- TrifccU 21-6 179444.70 2 faasto loqm 310 a year forMhree years and will be The Gas Housers are still atop the Bannistrif 3 110 Thonlb 20 1 0 0). L-Kingman (5-9) HR-Delroit. Motta coaching the NBA s newest installs that into you and once you Philadelphia 4. Houston!, night Tr>4si 3-4-S 11.292.30 67 131.20 league standings at 13-4 with 26 Herb’s scored twice in the bottom Thursday's Games Veryzerss 2 000 Palekss 2 100 Parrish (12) Thrt assisted bwBob Weiss, currently an learn it, winning comes pretty easy.” 1100 Nrfecta 7-4 112.20 (All Times EDT) Dybznsk ss 2 0 0 0 Donohue c --- 1 OaNX) IMcdv 900 4 60 4.00 franchise, the former coach of the assistant with the San Diego Clippers Richards disabled Drafted a$^ the 12th player in the points while Herb's is 5-9-3 with 13 of the fifth to slice the lead to 5-2 and Los Angeles (Sutton 6-2) al (^icago Rudl ph 1 0 0 0 Toronto 012000020-5 80 Trilecta 7-62 U3650 rhicaeo Bulls and Washington and also one of the major candidates points. it made it interesting with two more (Lamp 8-7).2:30 p.m. Clibum c 0000 Seattle 000 000 000- 0 3 0 4 E«r HMMa I t IO 4 20 HOUSTON (UPI) - Complaining 1980 college draft, the 6-foot-5, 195- New York (Pacella 2-0) at Atlanta ToUU 34 6 9 6 ToUls 32 2 6 2 Slieband Whitt. Abbott. Heaverlo (8) 2 fads Obrrtta 3.20 2 ka$s hpa 10 60 4 60 4 60 for the Mavericks' head job. pound Woodson will be used by Knick Moriarty's returns to the diamond markers in the sixth before Jim (M atula64),7:35 p.m. Geveland 000 0)000-6 andHill. W-Stieb(94) L-Abbottl74) I M a 41144.10 I irtaM kigs 12.60 7.20 Buileis will indeed be handling those of fatigue and a “ dead arm ,’ San Francisco (Montefusco 34) at California OOKnOOCO-2 HRa—Toronto. Howell (4). Mayberry 2 fcHacta 64 1I0S90 6 faMt# Orcarara 400 Until the past week. Motta did not Coach Red Holzman as a small Friday night at Moriarty Field at 6 Balesano put the fire out with a Pittsburgh (Bibby. IM ),7 35 .p.m. E—Carew,Hargrove. DP—GeveUnd!. (17) wiiiit (S), Houston Astros All-Star right-hander trifKU 64-2 1430.10 2 1 159 60 next season o'clock against Hartford Jai Alai. strikeout and flyball out. Montreal (Samieraon 64) at Cincinnati LOB—Geveland 5. California 5. 2B - fswth: appear to figure at all in the forward or a big guard. Grich. Harrah. Bannister, Dikme, OrU PtrlfcU 211221.60 J.R. Richard went on the 21-day dis­ (LaCou54>.8:06 p.m. 2 Bsrtvni 13.60 Mavericks’ plans. Woodson averaged 19.3 points a The Gas Housers continue play in the Craig Steuemagel, 6-1, started and San Diego (Eicbelberger 2-0) at St. Hargrove SB — Dilone SF — Hassey, 5 60 4 60 Trtiteta 2-I-6 11.074.30 iUij 5 40 lU Barfiti impressed Three weeks ago. Mavericks' abled list Wednesday after warming . j * u i a Bill Holowaty Tournament at ECSC’s gained the mound triumph for Louis (Kaat34).8:35p.m. ^ohamer MAJOR up before a game against Philadelphia (Carlton 164) at Houston IP H RERBBSO 5 htt 410 120 4 00 3 20 General Manager Norm Sonju said: Alumni Field Saturday against Moriarty’s. Phil Black took the loss Geveland ( M s 2-3142.60 Philadelphia. with the Hoosiers as a senior. (Niekrol9-7i.6 3 p m LEAGUE 1 kiM 29 60 5 00 "Motta has never been discussed. Superior Body Works of Willimantic. for Herb’s. Friday's Games GarUnd(W 62l . 9 6 2 2 1 7 M tcta 2-3 1150 60 6 fatarue I 160 ‘3 ‘J-1E7W UPI' — Califor- Richard, 10-4, was not on the roster San Diego at Chicago California TrriKta 2-65 174100 Qaaada I t 159 20 The fact we haven't offered him a New York at Gncinnali, 2, twi-niglTt Aase(L5-10l 41-3 5 5 5 0 2 lui j ‘xe'.'itive vice president for Wednesday, but threw for 20 LEADERS fiftk: Pcrfecta 1-t 132940 Philadelphia al AtlanU. night Hassler 3 2-3 4 1 1 2 2 6 fauto (Merit b\zza Safa fanf-lfarBa also three safeties and ^ v off Jaycees Blue. 12-7, at 7. Oanfalvtart* IPadalfartlal Alliance vs. B.A., 6 Logan, Lynn Solder, Robertson Park. Ron Safa Z^taiw$ laamit JUNIOR 1. fatMa-Zaqd —Robertson Lorraine Barile, Carolyn Charter had four hits, Ken Favth South: Bulls 8 (Danny 3 d ip s Lathrop vs. Kukish and Robin Bryant Majors three and Jim I.BarqHi MMy 5. faaifa faniT Paris 2, John Rogers 2. 4.Pacd Cherrone's, 7:30 twoa piece for SBM. Jane Garner and Steve Bates 3.2at« 7.fta-Zddcal Marc piander 2, Missy 5. Ufa LCaia Safa km Itaaat —Rpberlson C hevrette, Solder and two apiece for Jaycees. 6d$« Cook, Jeff Hennequin). 7Ba»T Barile homered. Pat Quinn Brian Sirois, Matt fafa Bartwta Flames 0. RtOi: had two 6'f Renn’s f i ^ Maloney. Larry Bates. Chiefs 7 (Steve Logan 3, V safeties. Dennis Adams and Bob 1. faatla-Zana L Zifw-OUrreti INDY Mike Kolbert, Alex San­ 3 Oafaq lttsa 4. Cfaiililhfatffe WANTED Brindamour each had two 6 .1 m -lH e s Behind a 29-hit barrage, toro. Jim Hoagland, Mark 5. Cwntna-haa hits for Blues. 7 IwpahlfarM 6 ( m 4 a r tv « i Acadia Restaurant stopped Chicowskil, Earthquakes 1 SM PaefaCara (Robby Monaco). Thrifty Package, 16-6, an REC SENIOR GIRLS lutk: TO BUY North: Knights 0. Robertson Park. John Postal Employees with a M maging eight hits, the I laMfafaal llafate-lMH Mizoras, Ron Nivison, Rangers 0. 3 QMMIafaial 4. I p iy -fa p run in the seventh inning Hawks toppled the 5. Hfa-Unfa i lf a J h n a Mike Kilby and Mark nipped Center Congo, 9-8, Falcons, 10-3, at Charter 7. t m Liatt ik w M M tr te Kravontka each had three PEE WEE Safa larfaMartwia CLEAN last night at Nike Field. Oak No. 1. Lynn Shaw and South: Sharks 2 (George hits and Bob Plosky, Rusty Bob Judd ripped three hits Kathy Brann each had Cook 2), Jaguars 1 t I f a M Franklin and Jim Maier and Len Caruso. Bob three hits for the Hawks I faasU USED GARS two apiece for Acadia. (Richard Henrys 1). IK M fa a 4 M m Coulombe, Drew Chevalier while Heidi Bauer had two 5 iM Itt i lf a North: Express 3 (Erik Craig Ogden ripped three and Joe Leigal two apiece safeties for the Falcons. 1 iln i i hits and Eld White, Barry Wolfgang 2. Brian Sardo), Sfas laqa for Postal. Rick Miglioni Wagoneer Nixon, and Ed Sadloski two had a two-run homer and Oilers 0 (Troy Guntulis tqMk apiece for "Thrifty. played well). I InaMhada JP lip p h a a double and Cary Coffin a 3 faaila^afaa 4 0 r fa a » Z r p three-run homer for Congo. 5 iNtfa-Irtarinl iMm-Zdaical See your local dealer for full details. MIDGET 7 hauefaga Itn u fa M s h l 12M M al^n^unehM M r Basketball North: Suns 2 (Scott Safa Cfarda laMt WEST SIDE FELINE TEL646-6M4 Aronson, Jessica Smith), Belliveau Painters Personal Tee came up m m s Warriors 0. C om n !■ far NN ble S I trimmed Manchester with a run in the seventh SAT. 7:80 JULY lOlh Police, 5-3, at Pagani . inning to edge Thrifty In M r Super SIs m h I Sale. Field. Dan Fox had two Package Store, 6-5, at hits and five others one Fitzgerald Field. Jan WESTERN Baseball DEMOLITION •1900 6PA estimates Rememoer compare this estimate totneestimatedMPiSototfwrcafi vour miteagemavd'ifer Runners-up in competition each for Belliveau. Five Pierro, Johana Patelli and Centennials 80 (Dean ALUMNI JUNIOR Plus modified and due to speed trip wngtn and weather Actual highway midage wm prooabiv be tower different players had one Chickey Balesano each had Frodel 20, Daryl Jones 15. Behind the no-hit street auto races Isn^ Jai-Alai tenificThursdw nights! g standing witlyMark Petrasso (left), Burger i2-year old runner-up; and Kevin Banks, li­ hit each for Police. two hits for the Tees. Darrell Richards 12, Jeff pitching of Jamie Cullen. a n M U O A snor a n d t im t y New York, New Jersey, Connecticut ning represflitatiye, are the runners-up in year old runner-up. Missing was 13-year old Balesano’s second hit, Carr 11), BolMid Oil 69 Krause Florist blanked OH CHAMMML SO SUNDAY Hot dogs 25C. Budweiser 25C.11irough the 9th game. DUSTY coming in the bottom of the (Dan Socha 22, Hal Liggett P arkade, 1-0, JULY ioth AT a FM , ^ ,^1,^ tMUn«wfnun AMC Jeep Renault Dealers. the local Pitch, Hit & Run competition held runner-up Jeff Johnson. Hathorn, Van Horn Rawlings 22, Bob Boland Tuesday at MCC. Pete last weekend at Charter Oak Park are (1-r): E d’s Arco outlasted seventh, drove home the and Warner are from South Windsor, Rockwell International, 12- winning run. Seven 12). Adamy tallied the lone run MffinMDJMMMf Craig Williams, 9-year old runner-up; Dan •Lite 35 (Kent l^lletier for Krause. Dave Information; 549-70i0. i-9i north of Hartford al East-West Service Road (Exit 33). Williams and Johnson from Vernon and 6. at Keeney Field. Ralph different players had one PLAINVILLE You must be It). Van Horn, 10-year old runner-up; Adam Banks from Coventry. (Rec Photo) P e m b e rto n and B ill hit each for Thrifty. 18, Brian Rosenberg 6), Brosefleld pitched well and Hathorn, 8-year old runner-up; Steve Warner. Sibrinsz each had four hits Mota's 34 (Tom E'oran 11, Rob Roya starred defen­ sively for Liggett. 14 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., July 17, 1980 EV ENING HEHALD. Thura., July 17, 1980 - 15 Leisure Time Leisure Time Buffer-polisher simulates Focus on the great outdoors, Enjoy the versatile beauty hand-polishing on cars whatever the weather may be Waxing by hand can be a tir­ polisher stops.) Loop handies ing. time-consuming job— make it easy to use in vertical as With warnij/ lempcpcralurcs taking up to four hours for a car. well as horizontal positions, right aroundjndthc comer, rmillions of wrought iron furniture Thinking about owning a moped? Two out of three times it's a job with one or both hands. of Amerkans will scxin renew done by dad. according to a sur­ their relalion.ship w ith (he great True (Ime-taver Do you find yourself looking vey by Sears. And. H often can ould(xirs around your home or backyard Consumer tips for buying this gas-thrifty vehicle escalate to include a second car, The buffer-polisher's nine- To go along with these active these days, and toying with recreational vehicle, boat or inch-diameter. inch-thick foam folks, Minolta has developed an ideas tor adding a new touch in Five years ago. when mopeds you and your pocketbook: ped with cither two gears or a even a small airplane. pad follows contours and trim. ideal travel companion — the way of furnishings? were just becoming popular • 5q/ery>Regardless of price “ variator,” which improve Now there's an easier, faster It has two speeds: the 1,700-rpm Minolta Mariner bimx’ulars. Then, perhaps you have con­ with Americans, a survey re­ (mopeds generally range from hill-climbing performance. way to wax and renew the finish setting IS for laying down wax; sidered decorating with w rough! vealed that only about half the the low $300’ s to the upper If you live in flat terrain, the on just about any kind of vehi­ 1.900-rmp speed is for wax re­ Wa(er-rest.stan( iron furniture, a versatile and population had any notion of $900's), ail mopeds have a full issue doesn't exist. Judge your cle. says Sears. A new auto­ moval and buffing. durable solution to both indoor what a moped is. Some of those complement of federally-man­ needs according to your ItKale. mobile buffer-polisher simu­ The half-horsepower motor Why binocularv? Consider and outdoor needs. Questioned even speculated that dated safety equipment includ­ A test drive helps. lates the elliptical action of wax­ has sleeve bearings and double­ the fact (hat bimxulars arc great Basic qualincations the word “ moped” described a ing headlamps, taillamps, stop • The Finer Points -Some ing and buffing by hand. It will reduction spur gearing. The for almost any ouldmir activity, not bum or leave swirl marks. type of foot powder! lights, a network o f reflectors, mopeds have long seats for ELLIPTICAL ACTION of Craftsman bufTer-poliaher doesn't unit's double-insulated, and has as sports, hunting and bird- What you'll look’jfor in It's a different situation to­ rear view mirror, strong brake extra comfort. Some mopeds leave bum or swirl marks. Loop handles make U easy to waa a six-foot cord. Included arc watching can all be made more wrought iron will depend upon No pressure needed day. however. Just about every­ system and an extra switch to come equipped with(//rer//onu/ and renew ftnish on the sides at well as lops of automobiles, three bonnets— for wax applica­ enjoyable. where in your home you plan to body knows (hat a moped is a shut down the engine. signals', others treat them as an RVs, boats and airplanes. It has two speeds for wax appUea* The Craftsman unit is de­ tion. removal and buffing — M inolta M ariners are the use It But. certain qualifica­ gas thrifty two-wheel vehicle Check certifleaUon optional accessory. lion, removal and buffing. signed so no pressure has to be with elastic bands forslip-on in­ w orld's first water-resistant tions are basic. One is style; whose name is derived from the Make sure the moped you Lower priced mopeds may or applied to the surface being stallation The buffer-polisher is cenicr-fix'using binixulars and .mother is the technique by two power sources that propel it examine has a label certifying may not have speedometers. polished. Mf too much extra about S60 at Sears stores and feature exclusive use of 0-ring uhich the iron is crafted. and make it unique— “ mo” for that the equipment meets these Stainless steel mudguards arc VACATION SPECIALS!!!! pressure is applied, the buffer- through the catalog. seals to eliminate any chance ol Quality guideline motor, always two horsepower, federal requirements. standard on some mopeds, not fogging and water damage or Ips, and “ ped” for pedals, • Automatic Transmission - available on otliers. (DOUT l i t the EHIROY CHUIICH KEE>Y0U at HOME) Manners arc corrosion-resistant A gauge of real quality is whiirh aid in starting, allow A ll mopeds have automatic Most mopeds have a standard too whether a wrought iron chair, Searching for a swimming pool? KOR THOSK I.FISI KK HOI KS bv lh*‘ |mmiI or in llir faniily human power to be added to en­ transmissions. If it requires package carrier; baskets arc table, lovcscai or tea cart has room. >oii ran rnjov tbr airy look of M irk rr with tlit* nrathrr* gine power on uphills and gearshifting, or it doesn’t have generally optional. Pedals arc Light and compact been hand-forged or mass- rri*if>iaiit qualilir>> of ih r u irr inr«>li imioor/tiutiloor furniture takeoffs, and help police distin­ operable pedals, it isn't a moped A M A R K E T IN G T R I P by car that oner required a half-ftallon always standard equipment. |>irlurr«l here. The f>ruJplur«Ml <«trrl frame Irmlo a clean, con* produced by machine. Here^s a guide fo r the guish gentle mopeds from the in the true sense. of gaa, traffic uiaria and parking feet now b reduced to a cup of Tool kits' usually come with With their rugged construc­ Only hand-forging produces ZOOM IN ON AN EXOTIC BIKH. ytiur favorite ouifieldi-r or tem|M>rary line to “Aerie." the yrar*niun(l furniture group more powerful — and more Most states require both ped­ gaaollne and no tubtequent headachet for ihb homemaker by the moped or can ^ purchased tion. Mariner binoculars are from oodanl. ReileKtal table— great for dinner paiiieH. bar* V o lu ifs — that Is. spiral or Bunbathrro Ho>*n thr brarh with lb<* •turdy biiiom lur* pi< • regulated— motorcycles. als and automatic transmissions ute of the fuel4hrifty moped. If you*re among thote who'll be inexpensively. Locking gas lighter and more compact than scroll-shaped forms— wilhends turrd hrr«‘. Minolta'^ nen Mariner Rinoriilar« provide power­ beruee. brunch'—ha* a LH-inch round crystal lop. Dining to merit (he benefits of special adding a moped to the fatidly, the bigqueition iti ^Vhirhone b caps arc available; judge perplexed pool buyer most standard models. And. On the Increase ful magninralton and a UghlHeigbt. rompart de»i|m. Minolta chairs ha%r either a mesh seal n illi pad or a l*irelli "trap rush* tapered to a thin ptiini or knob­ moped laws. right for meP' whether you deem it important they offer oversized knobs for itm. Designed for VLoodard by Herb Saiger. Since these new materials and The above-ground pool is the Mariner* are tho world’o finvl teater-re«iHiatit renler-fo« ii«ma bed with a minute dot. About a million mopeds are • Suspension-The least ex­ to protect an average of one gal­ quick, easy focusing, making Thinking of buying a pool engineering techniques con­ most portable. It can be taken btnorularH. ideal for u*e in all ktiid# of weather. operational on D.S. roads in pensive mopeds usually are not including shock absorbers on • Power-The moped isn’t in­ lon of fuel (which, by the way. them ideal for viewing your this year? tinually bring about new pool down and stored for the w inter 1980. repre^nting a 20-foId in­ equipped with shock absorbers. one of (he two wheels. tended for competition. Even is quite enough for even inter­ favorite sport or tiutdiHir fun You won't be alone. The Na­ or moved to a new location. It The control is independent of tree from m agnilkj Id t vjru crease from fewer than 50,000. Conversely, top-of-the-line Only you know how much the most powerful moped (2 city day trips in most cases). All Micycles Come JVofes.sionally tional Swimming Pool Institute designs and structures, pool also employs a vinyl liner to To make viewing easier for the eyepiece to prevent sellings lion, view invlin.itii'n, . a nO' five years ago. They come in a mopeds generally feature shock suspension suits your needs., A horsepower) is considerably • Accessories-fiiny one of Assembled with a Full One recently predicted another good classifications are forever hold (he water in. but is usually eyeglass wearers. Minolta from becoming accidentally alignment i»f the "ptu al .ivi- cornucopia of colon and mod­ absorption on-bofh front and test ride under a dealer’s super­ more docile than the average the following are readily avail­ Lookin’good and 'I'ear Free Service I’lan. year for pool sales in 1980 after changing. oval and round in shape. Most equipped the Mariner with spe­ changed during use. So. don't I'verlL'ok Sim'"! i els. and they average a frugal rear wheels. MidHie-pricqd vision should answer the ques­ family lawnmower! Check stale able at your moped dealer's; a 10-15 percent increase last However, there are basically cial internal corrective lenses Manner binoculars offer Mariner binixulars Th-js ari- 135-miles-to-thc-gallon of pre­ mopeds could cover the gamut tion satisfactorily. laws (or ask your moped dealer) On-off carrier; windscreen; year. H igh gas prices and short­ three types of family pools above-ground pools are limited These provide a correction superior image qualify and perfect fi'r those unique v c cious gasoline. to determine the legal engine helmet; strong chain or yoke- COLUMBIA ages make vacationing at home available — in-ground, on­ in depth to four feet. range from 4 to - 4 diopters, maximum convenience Its practical persons whose wjnv built to the hilt. Their economy and variety, limits in your area. 12 SPEEDS lock made of tempered steel; <129.95 ground and above-ground. nrore attractive than ever. The most important consider­ which allows viewing without ih l transportation experts say, are a MOPED SAFETY TIPS AVAILABLE FREE I world-famous Minolta optics weather aetiv ities lake them I ' In general, a 2 hp motor can saddle bags; tarpaulin; even a If you are planning to buy a The in-ground pLxil. gener­ ation in buying a poo] is to be A few of the reasons why as many glasses. assure a bnghler. sharper view. the great outdot'rs If you're able to ride a Big S of Moped Safety," propel a moped and rider at 30 radio! ALSO 10, 12,14, II SpMd* by RALEIQH, LOTUS, pool, your choice of pools, ally (he most expensive to in­ certain the supplier you buy K Z 6 5 0 L T D as 350.000 mopeds will prob­ bicycle, you'll find It rela­ puDllahed by the Moped mph; a I hp motor is capable WINDSOR, ROSS, ROYCE UNION, PEUGEOT. equipment and accessories has stall. is increasing in popularity. from IS ethical. Check withyour ably enter the American trans­ Ready for action tively easy to maatar the Aasoclatlon of America. of 25 mph; and a 1 hp motor can pn< »,m qfi ______never been greater. There arc It can be concrete, fiber glass or better Business Bureau or local portation scene this year. $ 2 4 9 9 . moped. Your dealer will be Or, send a sell- reach 20 mph on level ground. Mopeds may be relatively pools in-the-ground. on-thc- vinyl liner and is permanently consumer agency. If you’ re among those who happy to give you a lesaon addrssasd business an- • Going Uphill-hy defini­ new in the U.S., but 25 million BMX RALEIGH RAW AR KU66)I ground and above-the-ground. dug into the ground. In-ground have dreamed that there's a is A V ^ Vacuum often NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! and your mop^'a manual valopa with 20c pottage to tion, all mopeds have pedals of them are operational They come in all sizes, al) pools are not limited in depth, moped in your future, here's a MOPED SAFETY, fOOl 103 tvs for ownera will provide w hich allow human power to be worldwide, giving rise to a full shapes and all types of construc­ size or shape, and usually offer No matter what ftiler is used, list o f hints and suggestions C onnecticut Ava., NW added to engine power when the complement of international in­ M34.95 HOPED tion. And they come with an the greatest amount o f swim­ it is good procedure to fre­ extra points. R«g.S153.00 from the Moped Association of #707, W ashington, DC grade percentages increase. In novations. Mopeds. however, 1170 ever-growing number of acces­ ming area. quently vacuum the pool in America that can help you de­ Your dealer also may »559~ 20036, for a free copy of addition, some automatic are safe and ready for action MO SRlfl sories. Tilters and chemicals. order to remove gross din be­ cide which moped is right for have copies of "Learn the thia Informative booklet. moped transmissions arc cqui|>- right from the showroom Boor. On the ground fore it reaches the filter system QUANTITIES LIMITED To help the prospective pool owner make sense out of all of The on-ground pool consists The filter alone will not pro­ Belore boarding, however, it Make arrangements for • Euoturm H«ovy Duty Wh»«ls A SEA CRUISE is wise to be aware o f the 0 , this and to provide a simple of metal or wood sidewalls duce clean, safe water for Bring your tamlly and friondil handicapped passengers as soon • Eitro Strong Fromo facilities available, or unavaila­ checklist for current pool own­ which are erected on level swimming pools. Other major THE ANSWER TO as possible before (he scheduled • lifotimo guarontoo SACHS Mopadi Alio Enjoy tho colorful 13th annual ble. aboard ship ers, the following guideline has ground. The water is retained by requirements are adequate departure date so bathrooms, othar din Ukaa from $79.95 o n S A L E I______VACATION DREAM A ll cruise ships have a dix lor dining rooms and sleeping quar­ been prepared by Johns-Man- a heavy gauge vinyl liner which chlorination, control of the pH Leisure time and vacation on board, but the extent of hos­ ters can be made as comfortable BlCUllS AND MOPIDS ARE OUR ONU BUMNlii villc Corporation, supplier of IS shaped to fit the supporting or alkalinity, and correction of NATHAN HALE ANTIQUES FESTIVAL lime often go hand-in-hand and, pital arrangements varies from as possible. Aqua-Cel swimming poof filter sidewalls. The liner is held in unstable waters position by the sidewalls and (he for many sea-loving individu­ ship to ship. For rccrcffion and enjoy­ I MORE BU11HG POWER aids. 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Excellent benefits and 9404 . 646-1171, 649-4844. 6.30 (S) Movie -(Drama) overambitious and willing to (1) PM Magazine lifestyles, corruption and the poli­ letian the value of tha ficient and amiable secretary. EXPERIENCED NURSES 8913. EOE. salary. For more information, I Love Lucy "Promisee In The Dark" Marsha Cfl What Happened To LoriJt tical unrest that eventually led Fidel Claasifled ads are advertisement will not Statistical typing experience work. 3. Looking for a career, AID E to assume all duties for please contact the personnel BOL'i'ON - Country living, vT Tic Tac Dough Lloyd After running away fropw' Mason. Ned Beatty. Adoctortriesto with a chance for promotion. elderly man in wheel chair. The invisible: Earthquakes help heryoungcancer patient come Castro to power. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) taken over tha phone ha corrected by an ad­ required. Please send resume IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR department 646-1222, exten­ only minutes from home in (?5yton. Ohio, altpdage of (9) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews to: Pue, Semel and Co, Cer­ 4. If your answer is yes to all Private home. References EXPERIENCED PAINTERS sion 481. Manchester Manchester. 6 room split with And Volcanoes Combining vintage fourteen. Lori Jean L k r^ has not totermswilhherterminalcondilion. aa a convanlanca. The ditional Inaartion. and original footage with science It probes the complex relationship 12:30 tified Public Accountants. PO the above, then I want to talk required. 643-1264. - Call 643-9097. Memorial Hospital, 71 Haynes rec room plus Florida room beenseensince ThesearchforLori ® Moment Of Meditation to you. Call Mr. Doyon fiction clips this IS an exclusive, ter­ Jean raises many questions about between a w ell-lived life and the Box 2250, Vernon, Ct. 06066. Street, Manchester. (Connec­ with woodburning stove. East rifying lookatperhapsthemosldes right to die with dignity. (Rated PG) ® Hdgan'e Heroes between 9 and 11 a.m. for im­ BOOKKEEPER- Immediate ticut. 06040 EOE. Coast Realty. 528-9668. why teenagers run away, what they ® ABC Newt Nightline ACCOUNTANT - Manchester tructive of natural phenomena are looking for and what they find. Whrs.) RN - Full Time Public Health mediate appointment, 646- opening for full charge company has full time posi­ NBC News & Connecticut Prime Time 12:36 3936. Local implicationswill be broughtto ® Six Million Dollar Man Nurse Position. BSN and bookkeeper, in East Hartfordy: tion available for a consclen- SUPERVISOR for Youth ANTIQUE COLONIAL - OvarEasyGuesi Dr Robert light with thefinalhalf-hour devoted ® Maaterplece Theatre Lillie: 12:50 previous public health Small, congenial, busy offlcpT cious, self starting individual Work Program. Expereinced Livingroom with franklin Butler Host Hugh Downs (Closed to a local followup The Jersey Lillie' Episodelll. 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Two car garage 7:00 111 Fourth Estate New Jersey available. Apply- Ground bookkeeping, and payroll. necessary. 35 hour week. Con­ $59,900 Group 1. Philbrick Schroder Awashed-upfightertries (8 (Q| US Tomorrow Planning & Zoning Commission Marlborough. 228-9428. of two years office A- CBS News 11:00 Round, Glastonbury, 659-0162, Good pay, benefits, parking. tract thru September 30 th, Agency. 646-4200 (or a boxing com eback so he can ® Movie-(Adventure)**4 "Red experience. Associates All In The Family ) M.A.S.H. Andover, Connecticut 06232 Call 528-5598 for appointment. provide a model for his son (Rafed Dragon" 1967 Stewart Granger, OLDER EXPERIENCED Degree desirable. Please with potential for refunding. 49 ABC News ) Dating Game COOKS/KITCHEN HELP - PG)(2 hrs-.SOmins.) Rosanna Schiaffino. An F.B.I. agent SITTER wanted. Wednesday write: Office Manager, Box EOE. CTosing date July 25tn. RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal Face The Music ® Bill Moyers’ Journal j The Millionaire Full and/or part time perma­ Resume Jo : Box UU c/o dining room Rec room with Festival Of Faith D99 News in Hong Kong chases a smuggling through Saturday. 4-12 p.m. V, Buckland Station. ® Page 57 gang. (90 mins.) PUBLIC HEARING Own transportation. Center nent positions. Must be at Manchester, Conn. 06040. Manchester Herald. wet oar.' Separate master J 9 1060 Republican National (8 Movie -(Adventure) ** "Po- ) ABC Captioned News ••••6«6***6««666666*66«*«« ConvantlonTheexact startingtime _J Movie-(Comedy) •••• "Dr. 1:30 Street, Bess Eaton vicinity. least 18 years of age. Benefits bedroom suite with cathedral S aaldon Adventure" 1972 Gene ® Rat Patrol The Planning . Zoning Commission of Andover Connecticut wili available. Apply-Ground SCHOOL TEACHERS - Business Opportunfffss 14 ceiling Large flag-stone and length of convention coverage Hackman. Ernest Borgnine OnNew Strangelove" 1964 George C. Call 646-0920. LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER IS subject to change Scott. Peter Sellers. A demented 2:00 hold a public hearing on 28 July 1980 at 7:30 P.M. in the Lower Round. Glastonbury. 659-0162. Exceptional opportunity to for two adults. Light cooking. patio. Pool. Wood-burning Year's Eve. a luxury cruise ship is ® Gong Show LOCAL 7-ELEVEN STORE <8 News capsized by a tidal wave, leaving a general triggers an incident that Level of the Town Office Building on the re-subdivision of the AVON. TO BUY OR SELL in earn. Call 643-4884. Own room and bath. Call 521- stove $89,500. Group 1, ® Joe Franklin Show A V A ILA B LE for franchise. S 2 T Dick Cavatt Show smallbandof survivors tomaketheir could lead to nuclear war between Margaret L. Halloran Subdivision located on Hebron Road. A Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ SALES PERSON/SERVICE 3007. Philbrick Agency. 646-4200 , (8 Happy Days Again Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- H M.A.S.H. way to the top of the ship and Russia and the U,S. (2 hrs.) try, Hebron, or Andover Call MANAGER to manage 7:30 11:30 2:30 two (2) lot resubdivision bounded on the north by the Thomas 289-8261; Southland Corpora­ hopefully escape (2 h r s , 30 523-9401. Transmission Repair Center. ASSISTANT MANAGER. 259 PORTER STREET - 10 iD Campaign '80: Republican Na< (£ Kojak ® Movie -(Drama) *** "The Lariviere property, on the south by Hebron Town line, on the tion. mins.) Young Doctors" 1961 Fredric National Company. Excellent Nights from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 Room Colonial with In-law tIonalConvantlon Theexact start­ ( j ) Night At T h a R a c a s Harness Quick recovery east by Route 316, proposed for approval by Planning & Zoning ASSISTANT DEALER - Local 6:30 March, Ben Gazzara. Two genera­ PART TIME JANITOR - For salary and benefits. Call p.m. Tuesday through Satur­ apartment, or Master Suite, ing time and length of convention ^ Marv Griffin racing from Yonkers Raceway. Commission of Andover, Connecticut 06232. route. Need reliable car. Con­ tions of doctors, with two diflerent ' Nancy Reagan is lielped to her feet after Convention, Wednesday night. At the rear is collect, Mr. Lauro 1-401-724- day. Apply in person, Glaston­ 2'y baths Excellent con­ coverage is subject to change Victory Garden ® SpgrtaCenter office complex. Hours: 5:00 to tact: Herald circulation. 647- i 49 The '80 Vote; Republican The Tonight Show Beat schools of thought, clash over con- 10.00 p.m. Monday. Tuesday, 8198. bury Amoco. 2711 Main Street. dition' $89,500. Call for ap- 9:00 ftictingopinions.butgrowtorespect she fell enroute to her seat in Joe Louis his daughter Maureen. She appeared to be At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written 9946, ask for Jeanne. National Convention The exact ($ Movie-(Myatary) "Who Of Carson' Quests: Engelbert Hum­ and Thursday. Telephone Mr Glastonbury, from (10:00a.m. pointment, 646-0557______each other. (2 hrs., 29 mins.) communications received. A copy of the Preliminary map is on HOME WORKERS starling time and length of conven­ Dona It?" 1956 Benny Hill. Belinda perdinck. Jean Marsh. Bob Shaw Arena, home of the Republican National shaken and appeared unhurt. (UPI photo) 8 Rock Concert Whitney at 568-2020 for ap­ to 1:00 p.m.) Guar^teed Incomel tion coverage is subject to Lee Former rink sweeper at an ice (Repeat; 90 mins.) (Due to conven­ file in the Office of the Town Clerk, Andover Town Office NURSE'S AIDE. Three times MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 ® Movie -(Mystery-Dr^a) *** pointment Everytmng supplied. Send change show turns detective and tracks tion coverage, the starting time of Building, Andover, Connecticut. weekly, to help Room COLONIAL on quiet r "Walk East On Beacon*' 1952 stampedV self-addressed ^ Dating Game down an international spy. (2 hra.) The Tonight Show is subject to INSURANCE AGENCY quadriplegic. Urgent, for cul-de-sac. in Forest Hills George Murphy. Finlay Currie. FBI AIR CONDITIONING. ^ SportsCantar d!) Top Rank Boxing FromTotowa. change) Dated in Andover, Connecticut 06232 this 17 July 1980 and 25 July SEEKING GAL - Experienced month of August 6^-8490 envelope to: Arnold Bentley. area Featuring aluminum investigates an espionage unit in ® Houdini Never Died Houdmi’s New Jersey 12:00 Heart Association says Experienced serviceman. Air in Personal Lines, and Jr. Ill Grove Street. siding. 4 bedrooms, 24 baths, theU.S.afteran American scientist 1980 conditioning, refrigeration R ET IR ED ? Would you like to legacy lives on through The Amaz­ & Nancy Savin: The Arts ^ ( £ 4 9 News Commercial Underwriting. WAREHOUSE STOCK Rockville. Ct. 06066. formal dining room, first floor ing Randi, Doug Henning. Bill ®Movie-(Crlme)**W "TheVala- is threatened. (2 hrs.) Planning & Zoning Commission and heating. Generous com­ help keep a small Manchester (2^ Tom Cottle Show Contact: John M. Risley In­ C L E R K - 40 hour week. $3.50 family room with fireplace McQueen and other great 3:00 of Andover pany benefits. Call for ap­ estate looking beautiful? Part AMINICA aOLDCST LlCiNSOR ' ® Movie -(Drama) **4 "Mag- cholesterol control helps John L. Kostic, Chairman surance Agency, Vernon, per hour. Call 649-8648, time, light gardening. No OF ICC CRCAH tHORS Clean, efficient 2 zone gas nlficentMatador" AnthonyQuinn. pointment, 871-1111.' Conn., 871-1001. NCf oa OUALIFICO FAMILICS heat Central vac Double gar­ Mary Keenan, Secretary mowing. 646-1157. TOORCMATC THEIR OWN Maureen O'Hara. Theexcitementof “The atmosphere for this con­ GENERAL CONTRACTOR age, and much more' $92,900. the bull ring and the gorinesa a s­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The are many risk factors involved in 035-07 I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT ference includes some confusion on NEEDS A full time CLERK CASHIER - Over 21. Call owner, 646-5726 sociated with it are the background American Heart Association, taking heart disease and the multiple risks P E O P LE who honestly want experienced Dump Truck h lorthis story of a matador wholaces the part of the American people, in to lose weight Guaranteed Apply in person: A A A Food issue with a recent report, says interact and compound each other in TOWN OF MANCHESTER Back Hoe Operator. Class I Store, 140 West Street, Bolton. C o Ju ^- T h u rsd a y death by the bull to win the love of a program. The proof la In the part due to reaction to and inter­ BARTENDER - Part time License preferred, and ability woman. (2 hrs.) evidence shows controlling ways not fully understood. losing Part time income op­ permanent position available. ICE CNEAR STONES to service equipment a must. BY OWNER IN 3:30 cholesterol and fat intake is an effec­ pretation of the recent report from portunity available. $250 per RN-PHN. Full-time or part- Church loot sought Male or female. Benefits Call 742-6062. between 8 a m, Licenses lor selected MANCHESTER - 6 Room (ID SportsCenter the Food and Nutrition Board of the LEGAL NOTICE week iacommisions possible. available. Apply-Ground time for community health 4:00 tive strategy against heart disease. and 5 p.m. ereae now available In Cape 3 bedrooms Rec room A Wheel' beauty, Susan The AHA report, previewed at a National Academy of Sciences,” said BOZRAH — State Police of Troop Call 528-2514 or Sally 289-1831, Round, Glastonbury 659-0162. agency serving towns of StaMord (pictured), hostess (8 News The Zoning Board of Appeals w ill hold public hearings on Mon­ Columbia, Hebron, Andover, with bar Walking distance to 4:30 K, Colchester, are seeking Informa­ anytime. HARTFORD & of NBC-TVs WHEEL OF news briefing Wednesday, reaffirms Dr. Thomas N. James, AHA presi­ day, July 28,1980, starting at 7:00 P.M.. in the Hearing Room of Marlborough. Lebanon and school and shopping 8 22 Alive tion concerning the theft of religious Interested’’ Call 643-8a67, FORTUNE game show, (S) Movie -(Romance-Comedy) most of the dietary and life-style fac­ dent. the Municipal Building. 41 Cdhter Street, Manchester, Connec­ Coventry, Varied public TOLLAMM»UiniS believes that she and host *** "Bedtime Story" 1964 David The board knocked down the “go- artifacts and antique furniture from health program including For further datalle call SOUTH WINDSOR - 5 ROOM tors implicated in development of ticut, to hear and consider the following petition: DENTAL HYGIENIST.Three Chuck Woolery project an Niven. Marlon Brando. Two profes­ the Bozrah Congregational Church, TELEPHONE SALES - schools. Competitive salary. RANCH 14 baths Fireplace stroke and heart attack during the easy” theories about cholesterol. It to lour days per week. Full (203) 225-6058 image of honesty and sincer­ sional gigolos arrange a test to Tuesday. Item 8 No. 739 SERVICE STATION Excellent earnings. Sell Excellent benefits including Heated Recreation Room 1 provewhoisthebestinhisfield.but last 20 years. said people with low risk of stroke or responsibilty for recall ity to the home viewers "I ATTENDANT. Experience advertising to local retirement. BSN preferretf acre Many extras' $67,900, the winner falls in love with his vic­ Guidelines in the report to be' ■coronary disease do not need to be Police said that about J4,6(X)-worth William R. Benito - Request Special Exception in accordance preferred, but not necessary. program. Outstanding preven­ Contact, Community Health think It's really nice to feel businesses. New and renewal situation Wantad 15 568-2572; 64'4-2790______tim, so leaves the crown to his rival. published in the August issue of “Cir­ cautious about cholesterol intake. of silver and pewter artifacts and an­ with Article II, Section 13.15.01(e) and Article IV, Section 6 for 10 G il's Mobil Route 6. accounts Sales Management tion oriented practice. 742- Service Incorporated, 228- important in what you do, (2 hrs.) tique furniture, including marble top General Repairer's License for Section A of the building shown 1. opportunity. Call 528-9505. 6665 or 742-7805. 9428. COLONIAL- 6 Large Rooms, but It's more important to 4:55 culation," a medical journal, are the But cautious eating habits, such as ^ $353.88 WEEKLY plus paneled attic 14 baths, on plans submitted — 260 Tolland Turnpike — Industrial Zone. GUARANTEE - $58.90 Daily be nice I think that's why 8 PTL Club-Talk And Variety first revision of a 19^ document on limiting egg yolks to three a week tables, were taken from the church. WANTED FEMALE TO eat -In-kitchen Front to back 5:00 WAITRESS AND COCKTAIL DEMONSTRATOR - Earn SOCIAL W O RKER - Degree Start immediately people respect us."' says and steering clear of excess fat on Anyone having any information LIV E in with elderly woman. living room with fireplace. 24 ® News the same subject for the nation's doc­ At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written W AITRESS Full and part $1000 or more selling name and experience required for Homework Free NC, P O Stafford Wheel of Fortune' should call the Criminal Investiga­ foot master bedroom on quiet 5:22 tors. meat, are more desirable for the communications received. Copies of these petitions have been time. Apply at Podunk Mill brand tovs and eifts I Fisher- References required. Room Crisis Intervention and Finan­ Box 354 Hartford. Conn IS seen weekdays over the dead end street $69,900 ® Movie -(Horror-Drama) *H They said many Americans have heart's health, the AHA doctors said. tion Unit or Trooper Glenn Pianha, filed in the Planning Office and may be inspected during office Tavern. 289-7929. Price, Playskool. Fenton). and board provided. Send re| cial Counseling for Communi­ 06141. n e tw o rk "Curucu, Beast of the Amazon" 643-6604 from the Manchester calling Treasure House party plan ly to: P.< Box 542, SoulI ty Based Low Income Agency Group I Realtors, Philbrick 1956 John Bromfield. Beverly Gar­ been heeding advice to control risk “Our scientific committees used hours. Agency. 646-4200______CHtCH LISTINGS rOR tXACT TlM( GENERAL CONTRACTOR Call collect person to person l]/indsor. Conn. 06074 in Vernon. 35 hour week. land. The foreman of large Amazon area. Zoning Board of Appeals factors and, as a result, there has the available scientific evidence in needs assistant to help with for Miss Carol 49I-2IOO. Also Salary negotiable. EOE. □ REAL ESTATE plantations sets out with an Amer­ Police said all information will be Edward Coltman, Secretary PART TIME SECRETARY C A PE 6 Rooms, plus enclosed » COUVuiOC M*vrCIF been an unprecedented dip in deaths the same fashion as the Food and Estimating, Drafting, and booking parties. Closing date'July 25th. porch Remodeled kitchen ican woman doctor to track down a kept strictly confidential. Dated this 17th day of July, 1980. need for general office work legendary monsterwhoiskillingand from stroke and heart attack. Nutrition Board," James said. He Paper Work. Experience Resume to: Box V, c/o Homaa For Sale 23 with new cabinets and terrorizjngthenatives (87 mins.) added, however, “Our committees 032-07 necessary. Send resume to: ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE in a sm all manufacturing Manchester Herald. . counters Fireplaced living Heart attack deaths in 1968 came to firm. Must type accurately, 231.1 per 100,000 population; in 1977, conclude that the evidence supports July Jamboree P.O. Box 8, Coventry. Conn. CLERK to process all in­ EAST HARTFORD SPLIT room New vinyl siding. 06238 voices, credit memo and cash some filing, answering of PA R T T IM E - , Garage Immaculate con­ our existing statements recommen­ MANCHESTER - A “July Jam­ phones. No short hand neMed. LEV EL - Immediate occupan­ they were down to 177.1. The 1968 Invitation To Bid receipts and assist in collec­ M ED ICAL J cy. Illness in family In- dition' Group I Realtors ding modest reductions in saturated boree,'' will be sponsored by PART TIME. Exceptional op­ tions. Accurate typing a must. Call for interview at 643-9501. stroke-death rate was 72.8 per 100,- The Manchester Public □ NOTICES ASSISTANT/SECRETARY ground pool and other extras' Philbrick Agency. 646-4200 TV movies tonight 000; in 1977 , 49.2 per 100,000. fats and cholesterol. Meadows Convalescent Home on the portunity to earn Call 643- Join our team and become a needed 2 days per week for 12 noon to 7 p.m , 528-1451 ••••••••#•••••aaa******* Schools solicits bids for 4884. member of a progressive CLERICAL - Part time after­ busy Doctor's office in Lota-Land lor Sale 24 8:00 help heryoungcancerpatient come In an unusual step. AHA officials “As a practical matter, given the grounds of home July 26 from 11 Lost and Found 1 noons Light typing, filing. tical unrest that eventually led Fidel nIfIcantMatador" AnthonyQuinn, ASPHALT PAVING for the company offering excellent Manchester. Heavy public S) Movie -(Drama) *** "The toterms with her terminal condition current American diet, it would be a.m. to 4 p.m. Castro to power. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) Maureen O'Hara Theaxcilement of said the new report was circulated in 1980-1981 School year. Sealed opportiinuties and benefit Knowledge of office contact. Typing skills medical BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN Champ" 1979 Jon Voight. Ricky It probes the complex relationship 12:50 difficult for an individual to maintain Events will include a Walt Disney IMPOUNDED - Female, experience preferred. Call Schroder Awashed-uplightertnes between a well-lived life and the the bull ring and the gorinesa a s­ advance of publication because of the bids will be received until 3:30 package, ^ p ly Industronics termology essential, previous ESTATES ■ Acre Corner Lot ® Movie -(Title Unannounced) sociated with it aria the background about I year old Beagle, tri­ Cindy. 647-1492. lor a boxing com eback so he can right to die with dignity (Rated PG) ■'confusion'' over conflicting desirable weight without cutting movie shown at 1 and 3 p.m. P.M., July 24. 1980 at which Ink. 489 Sullivan Avenue, experience helpful. Send B Y OWNER. South Windsor Scenic country setting $22.- 1:00 forthisstoryofamatadorwhofaces color. Hillstown Road area. SALES FOR NEW BUSINESS provide a model tor his son. (Rated h rs ) ® Movie-(Adventure) **Vv "Red Other events will include a tag sale, time they will be publicly South Windsor. EO E replies to: Box W. c/o Twelve room executive house. 500 Exclusive'area Minimum (2 death by the bull to win the love of a statements on dietary fat and down on total fats." PG) (2 hrs . 30 mins ) 11:00 Dragon" 1967 Stewart Granger, Male. 5 year old Huskie. black - $18,000. Need ambitious self FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - Manchester Heald. Can be purchased on a lease- woman. (2 h rs } The AHA doctors cautioned there baked goods sale and arts and crafts opened. "The right is reserved house dimensions, 1st floor 3 MovI* .(Ad«*ntut«) — 'Po- ® Movie-(Comedy) **•* "Dr. RosannaSchialfino AnF.B.I.agent cholesterol, AHA officials said. and white. Coleman Road starter. Sales management NURSES AID E - 3 to 11 p.m. Part time second shift. Apply purchase. low down payment 4:30 to refject any and all bids. 1500 square feet 643-9508; 649- seldon Adventure" 1972 Gene Strangelove" 1964 George C. in Hong Kong chases a smuggling booths. area. Contact: Manchester potential. Contact: M r North, Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut Seven-ll on Center Street, TEACHER AIDE POSITIONS plan. Tel. 528-7631 5635 Hackman, Ernest Borgnme. OnNew Scott, Peter Sellers A demented 8 Movie -(Romance-Comedy) Specifications and bid forms gang (90 mins.) *** "Bedtime Story" 1964 David fX)g Warden, 646-4555. Future Unlimited. 742-9909. Street, Manchester. between 7 and 3. - One part-time, one full-time Year's Eve, a luxury cruise ship is general triggers an incident that may be secured at the 2:30 Niven, Marlon Brando. Two profea- iHOVKA/iancmii/ THREE BEDROOM B e io rt Properly 27 capsized by a tidal wave, leaving a could lead to nuclear war between WTIMTATIM tXIT •• M M R lAM at Private Pre-School for ® Movie -(Drama) *** "The aional gigolos arrange a lest to Business Office, 45 N. School K E Y S LOST Monday, July 14. COLONIAL - Large living smallbandofsurvivorstomake their Russia and the U S. (2 hrs.) Young Doctora" 1961 Fredric Saga of a hurt bird lA tT NANTFONO emotionally disturbed and provewhoisthe best in his field, but •AMOAM MATWn OAliV in Waddell Park playground. COTTAGE ON CAPE COD way to the top of Ihe ship and 12:00 March, Ben Gazzara Two genera­ PIRfT INOW ONLT It.M Street, Manchester. Connec­ autistic children. Teaching room. Formal dining room the winner falls in love with his vic­ . hopefully escape (2 hrs . 30 3jMovle-(Crlme)**4 "TheVale- ticut. 646-7509. Reward. experience and degree with bay window Kitchen So u th C h a th a m T tions of doctors, with two different tim. so leaves the crown to his rival. repeated one more time. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• m ins) chl Papers" 1972 Charles Bron­ schools of thought, clash over con­ Hollands took it to Ver­ Den. Sunporch. Two car gar­ bedrooms, furnished. ti (2 hrs.) By DONNA HOLLAND Raymond E. Demers. MILUNG preferred. Equal Opportunity 9:00 son. Lino Ventura The story of Mafia flicting opinions.butgrowtorespeci mont. Then the bird flew away. P a n o n tit 2 age. Lx)t 72 X 250 Peterman water, excellent rent 5:22 Heralrl Corrcapondcnt Business Manager Imployer. Send resume to XM ovl*.(M yiU ry)*'^ 'Who life as seen through the eyes of each other. (2 hrs.. 29 mins.) Maureen secretively According to Holland, "He Box VV, c/o Manchester Agency, 649-9404.646-1171.649- Upper 30's Owner-643-6i Donelt?" 1956 BennyHill,Belinda X Movie -(Horror-Drama) *^ B O L T O N 034-07 INSIDE lamed informer Joseph Valachi (2 8 Movie -(Mystery-Drama) *** - One often UNATTACHED? Meet Com­ "Curucu, Beast of the Amazon" MMMNIST Herald. evenings Lee Former rink sweeper at an ice hrs.) "Walk East On Beacon" 1952 smuggled the bird into the flew in the direction of the 1956 John Bromfield, Beverly Gar­ hears of a person's pet patible Companions in show turns detective and tracks ® Movie-(Drama)** 4 "Cuba" George Murphy. Finlay Currie. FBI Bolton Riding Academy,” land. The foreman of large Amazon ■hotel room where they Machester area. Largest low Second Shift oppor­ down an inlernational spy (2 hrs) 1979 Sean Connery. Brooke investigates an espionage unit in traveling hundreds and 85,900 plantations sets Out with an Amer­ Holland said, "I swear it cost effective ethical and con­ MANCHESTER ^ 10:00 Adams Thistumultuousmelodrama theU S. after an American scientist sometimes thousands of were staying so she could tunities for BURGER KING ican woman doctor to track down a had to be the same bird. fidential nationwide service 14 Movie -(Drama) **4 set in the midst of revolution is filled is threatened (2 hrs ) continue to look after it. COLLECTION legendary monsterwhoiskillingand miles to return home. The Technical Graduate 'PromIsesInThaOark" Marsha with striking images of contrasting 3:00 There’s no way a wild bird Register for life $75 Dating terrorizing the natives. (67 mins.) The hotel chamber maid Noads Mvsral man, full or Mason.NedBeatty Adoctortriesto lifestyles, corruption and the poli­ ® Movie-(Drama) **^ "Mag- pet may have become lost would just come and sit in mmm Prestige. Williamstown, or equivalent while the family was on found out about it but she Mass 01267. part' flma, lo work my hand because 1 called experience running avaninga balwaan 8:00 vacation or it may have didn't get angry. According to Holland, she got a “big to it.” □ EMPLOYMENT Milling Machines. p.m. and cloaing. Musi ba been given away because CLERK ovar 18. When Maureen returned the family had to move. chuckle out of it,” For three hurxJred years, p « o p l* r M d We offer a clean, air The bird continued to home and was told what aterrijying secret Must have a pleasing telephone per- Apply In parson: TV tomorrow. Most of the lost pets find Hs/p WantBd 73 conditioned, well has b e ^ kept from 11:57 thrive so Maureen took it happened, her father said c la s s if ie d their way home and in the outSKJe world equipped shop. tonality, and be able to communicate 467 Canter Street, MON THRUFRI X Newsbreak J Popqy* And Fritndx she "lit up like a Christmas 9:00 some instances, the pets outside to see if it could fly. NURSES AIDES wanted for well with people. Dinah j 8 Gvnqral Hospital tree.” full time on all shifts. Apply MORNING ______AFTERNOON______The bird, who by that Visit our Personnel Andy Griffith Show i Bonanza who have been given away, director of nursing. Salmon- ) Various Programming H e ra ld Department to dis­ 2d)0 pm and 8K>0 pm 5:15 ) 8 Phil Donahue Show 1 2 : 0 0 find their way to their time was being called Fred brook Convalescent Home, off ) Bavarly Hlllbllllas INDEX d} Ed Allen Show I Joe Franklin Show X X X News owner's new home. by the Holland family, flew House Street, Glastonbury. cuss this opportuni­ Complete Company Benefits Include 5:45 Pro Celebrity Golf (Tue.) dD International Water polo ) OvarEasy 3:30 to a tree for a short while Please call 633-5244. d j New Zoo Review Ghost And Mrs. Muir fed.) But how often do you NOTICES ty. 5:54 Joker, Joker, Joker ) Living Faith X Spidarman and then returned to “USED (MRS” I * Attractive Salary REGISTERED NURSE 8 Morning Prayer 8 IDraamOl Jaannla h e a r of a w ild b ird —'1.081 sod -Found- I Tom Larson Show ) 8 Card Sharks (Exc. Mon.) Maureen's hand. Then it 2 — Personatt 5:55 Flintstones Card Sharks 8 Villa Alagrs traveling more than a hun­ Gerber Scientific 'Paid Holidays RECOVERY ROOM 8 Today’s Woman 3:67 flew to the Holland's hotel 3 — Announcements 9:25 Chico And The Man dred miles to ^ “friend's “ H o tS tu T p a 4 — Entertainment 6:00 8 Heritage Corner Family Feud X Nawsbraak room balcony and started .Y4UI.V SUM M ER JOBS - working one Instrument Co. (Including Your Birttiday) A part-time position is available 1>(£ Various Programming 3:58 home?" X 5 — Auctions 83 Gerber Road, W. “8 ROOM SPLIT LEVEL" 9:30 12:25 of our outdoor flower in our recovery room Hours will Programming Unannounced X 8 FYI Such an event happened screeching apparently for 'Insurance, Health and Dental Plan X Partridge Family X New Jersey Report FINANCIAL locations on weekends. Car So. Windsor be4 OOp.m to 12 30a m . subject (Wed.) ® NFL Arm Wrestling (Wed.) 12:30 4:00 Maureen to feed it. 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Morigages recently to the Charles V ern o n iiitf I'-2 needed. SDR Enterprises. An­ Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 'Company Paid Pension Plan to call assignment, able to work 8 New Zoo Revue 8 Various Programming X Search For Tomorrow ) John Davidson Show Mova up lo lovely “Rockledge" and anjoy Ihe Holland family of Bolton. Maureen fed it one more RO UTES 86-S4 (Exit 96) ■ 9 — Personal Loans dover, Ct. 742-9965. 8 Health Field 8 Joker’s Wild X ^osaWits J Flintstonas n m . t N to — Insurance every other Saturday Applicants apaclouaneaa of thia lour badroom homa. V h 8 Ed Allen Show (Exc. Tue., X 8 Ryan’s Hope ^ 8 Marv Griffin Maureen Holland, time and then the bird flew should have Intensive Care 8 Uesle EMPLOYMENT balha, bullt-lna, large aat-ln kitchen, formal Wed.) 9:50 X f^ y The Percentages ~) Movla away. The Hollands, not ( experience and be a graduate o( daughter of Mr. and Mrs. mOSTHUitOAT ^ 13 — Help Wanter For a private Intarvlaw, plaaaa call Tom Hooper diningroom, hug# antartalnmant canter and one 6:15 8 News 8 8 Password Plus (Exc. ) Domata expecting to see Fred an Accredited School o( Nursing 'X News ) PTL Club-Talk AndVarlaty Holland of Riga Lane, dis­ msi 14 — Business Opportunities PART TIME 10:00 Mon.) HWh M '' f% at Tha Manchoator Herald, 643-2711, between with hospital t a s e d experience jiaraga. lOVo Apr. Mortgage available. Immediate 6:30 ( 8 SasamaStraat again, enjoyed the rest of 15 — Situation Wanted Jeffersons 8 Password Plus covered a baby bird that A TM ranU D A V JOB with above avorago aarning potanllal, lor Interested applicants please call occupancyll X Abbott And Costello )49 I Love Lucy 8 Andy Griffith Show I Movla their vacation and returned EDUCATION outgoing Individual, who noodt extra 9:00 a 10:00 A.M. X My Three Sons ) Bawitchad had fallen out of its nest StaMon” the personnel office at 646-1222 Mike Douglas 12:57 home. 16 — Private Instructions 8 Bullwinkle Romper Room 8 NBC News Update ) Bonanza while she was helping out catn and who wanta to earn more than Is poasibla In ext 481 8 Various Programming 4:30 Maureen left to spend a 19 — Schools-Classes most part lima |obt. Starting rata 13.25 par hour. PLUS ) SportsCenter 12:58 at the Bolton Riding JIMLW MitfMCA 20 — Instructions Wanted 8 Romper Room 18 David Letterman Show ' X 8 FYI X Uttla Rascals week with relatives in HELDOVIX Commlaalont, Bonutoi, £ ^ ^ P a ld Vacatlona, Manctwster 6:50 3D Christ ThaUvIng Word Academy on West Street CONTINUIS REAL ESTATE PA R T T IM E POSITION with 22 Alive 1:00 “USED Holldaya, and Sick Days. Wa hava paopla making up to Memorial X Prayer Ironside X Young And The Restless 5:00 recently. Marlborough. 23 — Homes for Sale EXPERIENCED Full Service Laundramat it 6:55 10:24 X | ^ Three Sons X Brady Bunch The mother bird came Holland said, “About a (MRS” I 24 — Lots-Land for Sale $10 per hourl Dry Cleaning. Varied duties Hospital 8 American Trail 8 Weather View X 8 All My Children 8 DavayAndCtollath week after we got home, 25 — Investment Property CALL 869-4993 MECHANICS require responsibility, 49 News 10:30 X 8 Movie 8 1980RapubncanConvantlon down to the baby a couple 26 — Business Property „1lo rilo n maturity, self reliance and in- 71 HaynM St, ManchMtar, C t 7:00 X Alice 8 8 8 Days Of Our Lives (Tua.) of times but then ignored my wife and I and some FEATURE 1st AT DUSK 27 — Resort Property To sat op an Interview ' 105 MAIN ST. } Morning ialive. Includes: weekend OG040 X My Three Sons 1:30 8 Alias Smith And Jonas relatives were sitting on 26 — Real Estate Wanted 8«t-up, rvpolr, and maintain J Bugs Bunny 8 8 MIstarRogars it. OATES OPEN 7:45 ___ (No atudonty lor aummor work.)______hours. Call 646-8749. Equal Opportunity Employer 1980 Republican Convention X Bewitched the back porch when we MISC. SERVICES Phllllpabutg * PItnaj-Bowaa In- ^49GGoodo< Morning America (Mon. di) Jake Hess Gospel Time 8 1980RapubllcanConvantlon Maureen, while working 31 — Services Offered aartlng aqulpmanl. Wa will train News 8 David D Letterman Show (Exc. 1:58 (Tua.) heard a bird screeching.” DOG GROOMER/KENNEL 7 with the horses, kept an 32 — Painting-Papering on Ihia aqulpmanl II you hava SportsCenter Mon.) X ABC Newsbrief 8 EmargancyOna(Exc.Thur.) Mrs. Holland said to her ASSISTANT. Full time. 8 8 Today 8 1980 Republican Convention 2:00 8 Jokar’sWIld eye on the bird. Being con­ 33 — Building-Contracting provan machanlcal abnity. Call Complete experi'ence in Three Stooges 8 Cross Wits X As The World Turns 5:15 cerned that something husband, “You don’t think JOHN DAN 34 — Roofing-Siding Bob eilla 29a-993t lor Intorvlow. grooming all breeds 7:30 11:00 X Addams Family 3D Harmano Pablo it’s Fred.” 35 — Healing-Plumbing NOW ACCEPTING necessary. Possible live-in; Flintstones could happen to it — such BELUSHI AYKROYD 38 — Flooring Maude X 8 OneUfeToUve 5:30 The bird started walking DATA-MAIL INC, salary commissions-beneflts. PTL Club-Talk And Variety ) All In Tha Family 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage 1 Midday 8 Domata(Exc.Mon.) as a horse stepping on it — S10 Noiv Parh Avooua, 6:00 S ) Gllllgan’s Island back and forth on the roof 38 — Services Wanted APPLICATIONS Busy, modem Kennel opera­ X 8 Love Boat 8 8 8 Doctors she took it home where she WEST HARTFORD X Captain Kangaroo X Straight Talk 2:30 ) Carol Burnatt And Frtands of the house and Holland THE [R| MISC. FOR SALE tion. 228-9088. X Battle Of The Planets ® Various Programming X Gllllgan's Island ) Movla (Mon., Wad.) fed it bread soaked in 40 — Household Goods iD Various Programming called to him, “Fred, 8 Marcus Welby.M.D. ® Domata ) Dr. Gana Scott On Habraws milk throughout the night. BLUES 41 — Articles for Sale FOR adSING SHIFT 8 Star Blazers 11:30 8 8 8 Another World Elactric Company Fred.” 42 — Building Supplies MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 8:30 The bird, although it X Mary Tyler Moore Show 2:58 I Lottary Show (Thur.) EAST WINDSOR 43 — Peta-Birds-Oogs . Hours 7 - Close X Gllllgan's Island appeared to be thriving, The bird flew down from BROTHERS start Immfdlataljf Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to i-86 8 8 Wheel Of Fortune (Exc. X 8 fyi I Naws 44 — Musical Inatruments (Closers must be 18 years or older) X Various Programming 5:35 the roof and sat in his hand. AS Mon.) 3:00 was not ready to be left on 45 — Boats A Accesaortta and UConn. 8 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig 8 Wheel Of Fortune X Guiding Light , \ Movla Continuas (Thur.) Holland said, “I couldn’t its own but the Holland FEATURE 1st AT DUSK 46 — Sporting Goods Uniforms.provided, free food, supervised ASST. STORE MANAGER family was ready to leave believe it. We left that bird 47 — Garden Products OATES OPEN 7:45 I lif \ If h.i\ inj; 48 — Antiques training, pleasant working conditions You'll learn how to manage a decorating center-selling Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50+ acres ol privacy, eai li wiili ii s for a vacation in Vermont. in Vermont, more than a 46 — Wanted to Buy hundred miles away.” llii I mil III llii'ii liM and regular wage increases. both retell and commercial accounts. As an aesistant own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with ilisliwa.slii i . Charles Holland, Mimmiliiii:' ili< RENTALS manager, you'll be given an on tha Job work study Maureen's father, said he Mrs. Holland got a 52 — Rooms for Rent dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom witli glass door lo walk Ask Dick Kleiner — Apartments for Rent progrsm; Responsibilities start Immediately learning store saucer with bread and milk CARS"" 53 APPLY didn't think the bird would accounting, credits & collections, merchandising. Inven­ out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in i lo.sels, lull ballis D E A K DICK: Is It true that Robert Young, who played Dr. Tfust IS. .Z 54 — Homes for Rent DF..tr- DICK: Would you pirase inform me how old Jane last through the night. “It in it and pqt it in her MeOonaM’s* Welby, is blind and was blind during the last few shows of his 55 — Business for Rent tory control and Inside selling. with private dressing room upstairs. Ljrundrv lac ililies available' in husband's hand. The bird 56 — Resort Property lor Rent 1221 ToUand Tpk*. BarwrI! is. She played In the fallowing movies: "Tugboat series? KIM ONUFRECHUK, Uthbrldge, Alta., Can. wouldn't have been bhe Minimum 2 yrs. college In business related Held and/or Annie. The Grapes Of Wralh," "The Silver Streak''^ and first .time we lost an sat on the edge of the 57 — Wanted to Rent MwwhMiM', Conn. basement. Beautiful redecoration in process - inside ami out. No, that is totally false. 56 — MIsc, for Rent experience In sales or management a must. Show us a "Black Market Baby '' CA R M ELLA SMITH, Amarillo, Texas. animal,” he said, hecause saucer and enjoyed a . DeLinSE 49 Wool Conlor i t background of effort and achievement. We'll start you with I am confused, or maybe you are I thought at first you must Farm Land F6r Rent Manchoolor, C t Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH 'CONVKNIKNCK living D E A R DICK: A friend and I have a question. I say that Maureen is always familiar meal before flying ISO-Auto Parli (or Saif a good salary, and excellent benefit program, and a career mean Jane Harwell, who was so wonderful in “The Grapes Of M ichael Landon, of "Bonania" and “Little House On the Mairled Couples preferred. No Pets From *l60/month. Security Wrath ' (She died in 1967. at 87.) But she wasn't in "Tugboat bringing home stray or to a tree. MOrSIDiF. 61 — Autos lor Sate M c ^ n a m opportunity. Write or call: Prairie,"-played a werewolf in “Teenage Werewolf.” D.M.P., Holland called to him PLEASE CALlTHEXmE 62 — Truck! for Sale ^ Annie " - that starred Mane Dressier — and died long before hurt animals.” q 63 — Heavy Equipmeni for Sale YOU DESERVE A required. CtBimbuf, Ohio and he returned, ate some EAST HARTFORD FOR SCREEN TMES Ihe^ther .So I don't know who you mean. I know of no actress /That's totally true. Landon did play the werewolf in “ I Was Unable to find someoM 64 — notorcyclM-Blcyclea BREAK TODAYI WILL MARVIN Call 742-6412 named Jane Barwel) a ITeenage Werewolf," a 1957 epic. more and the scene was 65 — Campere-Treiiefa-Moblla 981 Main Straat to look after the bird, the jHomet - Motor HorfiM for an appointmeni 66 — Automotive Service McDonaU*i is an equal opportunily employer M/F Manchaater, Conn. 06040 643-6638 67 -'Autoe for Rent-Lease Equil Opportunity Employot 18 - EVENING HERALD, Thura,, July 1^1860 Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. July 17, 1980 - l ‘> Frank l i Em — t

ri’-rr?'!"'”' T ' ' h a c r o s s 2 Soot Answer to Previous Pu2rle Business & Service BOOKS I'VE 6EENREAPIN6A I NEVER REALIZEP 50 "T h e f o t o r e o f Pbby HISTORVOFTHEUIORLP MANY PEOPLE HAVE LIVEP ON THE EARTH... By ADigaii van Buren T~ [ m PUBLISHING" IS rrrm-m o u r OF p r i n t . DEAR ABBY: IRRITATED is mad because her ^ughter- in law never called to invite her to dinner. It wasaRays her son who did the calling. Tell me, would she be equally irritated if her own daughter did all the inviting instead of Thus® 7-i7 her son-in-law? Usually the son-in-law is considered a *'hero" if he just Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan. shows up and talks civilly to his wife's family when they r S*«teM Ortifid 3f SmylcM O ttw d 31 PtlnUng-Paptrtng \ 3 2 Building ContncHng 33 Antlguo* 4$ Apartmonlt For Pont 53 Ollfeoa-Slona lor Pont 55 Autoa For Solo 61 come to visit. No one ever expects a married man to pick out a Mother’s Day present for his mother — that’s his wife’s RM?N.' rHEF?^^ H O aV- WELL, I'LL JUST HOW IN THE V O R LP DAVE'S USED PAINTING - INTERIOR AND WES ROBBINS Carpentry CiM TREE SERVICE ■ Free RED GOOSE FARM An- MANCHESTER - Large 2 CHEVELLE 1971 - 350, 4 job, and she's lucky if she can get her husband to sign the HOCK.' I THOUGHT I HAP CHANGE N y STRATEGY PIP SOU KNOW r estimates, discount senior REFRIGERATION and EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Bedroom. Near center. Nice ^ e d . Good condition. Posi. CAME IN HERE TO Experienced, references. Ser- tioues. Goose Lane, Coventry, card. A CLEAR SHOT AT THE citizens Company Repair. Washers, dryers, ditions. rec rooms, dormers, 742-9137, Open 10 to 5 Saturday and roomy. Security deposit. Great stereo. 7 radials. $700. BURS’ THIS LITTLE refrigerators and 'stoves ving * Willimantic. built-ins, bathrooms, 310 <1 600 SQUARE FOOT Who ever heard of a man going to visit his wife’s Uncle Ed LIBR/\RV STEF® WITH Manchester-owned and and Sunday. Pay own utilities. No pets. Call 646-4274. in the hospital? Or picking out graduation gifts for his MV TENNIS BALL.' RA5CAJ.T operated. Call 6^1327. repaired. Parts also Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ kitchens, 649-3446. OFFICES for rent. Central $325 monthly. References. wife’s nieces and nephews — much less his own? 30 For each 28 Man from 42 Wild plum ancient Troy available. 649-0M7.______try, Columbia. Tolland areas. THE PACK RAT will open by 64W629, after'9:00 p.m. location. Newly redecorated, 1969 CHEVY IMP ALA - Needs W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. Isn’t it time men got more involved in family affairs? Sign pefson Bangkok 43 Hats OVERHEAD GARAGE chance, or request during the with ample parking. work. $200 "as is", firm. Call 32 Nativity FARRAND REMODELING - Telephone 649-2891. me anything you wish. I live in Costa Mesa, Califi J DOORS SERVICED AND summer. Call 643-6880. 6490387. 34 Call the roll ’ 3 3 4 5 6 6 9 10 11 GENERAL PAINTING - Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, ALSO IRRITATED 35 Star-shaped B-B UPHOLSTERY Custom REPLACED. Reframingdone Interior. Exterior. Room Additions. Decks. All 14 Work Free Estimates Will A N T IQ U E S St 1978 DODGE ASPEN - 36 Shade tree 12 13 also. Fourteen years Specializing in Exterior Trim. Upes of Remodeling and RESPONSIBLE FEMALE Pooort Proportf DEAR IRRITATED; Traditionally the wife has pick up and deliver Please experience. Call 647-19^, days C O L L E C T IB L E S - W ill For Pont 56 ExdpUant condition. One 37 Story 15 16 17 References. Insured. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ ROOMMATE to share all fur­ owner. 6 cylinder with air con­ written all the letters, purchased the gifts and acted fabricator call 646-2161 after 4:00 p m. or evenings.. .______Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- ly insured. Phone 643-6017. purchase outright or sell on commission. Houselot or nished, warm duplex in East ditioning. Low mileage. Call as the unpaid public relations agent for her husband's 39 Greet 16 19 20 B i M TREE SERVICE. Call 5087. single piece. Telephone 644- Hartford. $160. Call after 5:00 643-6006; after 5 p.m., 247- family as well as her own. It started way back when 40 Alaskan p.m. 2894932. N\V transportation 31 23 33 now for Free Estimate LEON CIEZSYNSKI 0882. women didn't work outside their homes. Times have EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN INTERIOR PAINTING AND MARTHA'S VINEYARD. changed, and now nearly as many married women as 41 Chop 24 35 36 26 29 BABYSITTING in my own WALLPAPERING. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ 42 Plant opening TO SAVE YOU MONEY Ful­ WANTED - Antique furniture. Two bedroom home in AUTO FOR SALE. 1972 Pinto. men go out to work, but men still consider it a wife's ■ home. Washington School Quality professional work at ditions. remodeling, rec Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrence 45 Trip ly Insured References. Glass. Pewter. Oil paintings residential area. Walking dis- Excellent condition. Call after **duty" to be the social secretary. And as long as 30 31 33 33 V DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR area. 646-5199.______reasonable prices. Fully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens tace to beach shops and terry. 49 Arduous remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, or antique items. R.Harrison. RENT NEGOTIABLE in this 5:00 p.m. 6494064. women permit it, instead of insisting that those 51 Same (prefix) 34 35 CITIZE.NS: 643-7285. sured. Free estimates. G.L. Vineyard Haven. 429-6381. WHAPPA YOU SOT EYES, YEAH, s o IE YA W AHTA K E E P A SAVE OVER $30 IN dormers, roofing. Residential Phone M3- 8709. lazy 4 room home. All modem responsibilities be shared, that's the way it will be. 52 Forget POSTAGE! I will list you with McHugh. 643-9321. ••••••••••••••••••••••■••• VA MEAN- A IN 'T C H A * I'VE GOT FULL SET OF TEETH IV IT, 36 36 39 or commercial. 649-4291. appliances. Don't delay, call ^ Y E S ; START TALKIE' — FAST! 53 Coaster BRICK. BLOCK. STONE oven 300 Firms. Receive all Wonlod ro Buy 49 TH' MOVIN' ■ PAINTING BY CRAIG today! Locators. 236-5646. Wontod to Pont 57 54 Pitcher handle 40 41 Fireplaces, concrete tvpes of Money Making PICTURES? 55 Family of OGDEN. Interior and FORD LTD. 1971. Air con­ Chimney repairs. No job too O’ffers. Send 82.00 to: A. DESIGN KITCHENS - $5,00 FOR YOUR JUNK medieval ! Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ MOTHER St DAUGHTER DEAR ABBY: My pet peeve is the "schnorrer” — someone 43 43 44 45 46 4 46 small Save' Call 644-8356 for Bentley Jr., P.O. Box 448, Cabinets, Vanities. Formica W INDOW AIR ditioned. Two recent tires. Ferrara sured. Free Estimates. Call LOOKING for 2 Bedroom who tries to get something for nothing. I buy a newspaper estimates Tolland. 06084. Counter Tops. Display, CONDITIONER! Any make, N e^ s tail pipe. $5M. WO 56 Aardvark s 49 SO 5' anytime, 649-8749. Apartment in Manchester PLYMOUTH WAGON as-is. every morning on my way to work to read during my coffee diet Storage St Bookcases Kitchen model, or condition. I Air Con­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Stymied with utilities for under $330. 52 S3 54 REWEAVING BURN Cabinet Fronts. Custom ditioning Repairing. 5684568. $125. Days. 522-2344. break, and the minute I clock in. someone says, ”Hey, can I 57 Lament for the times. Modem T>»o Call 2894625. see the sports section?" Or "Give me Dear Abby when you’re ★ HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Woodworking. 649-9658. Bedroom Condo. Too many Evenings, 6492445. 55 56 57 I Avuve r i'T .orviro repaired. Window shades. finished with her." It’s the same during lunch. DOWN LAWiVS CLT. CiXpert service. Vava tv extras to advertise. Call No one around here ever buys a newspaper, but they all JEM PAINTING - Painting □ RENTALS Locators, 236-5646. 1 Evening in and Paperhanging. Residen­ enjoy reading mine. One guy had the nerve to ask me if he (^^e®'esVfmatr'’'*64^^7773free e s tim a te . 649-7773 Main Street. sia.sooi649-5221. could take my paper home with him! Italy evenings tial, commercial. Interior, MANCHESTER - Luxurious 3Vk or 4 ROOMS with utilities. 1974 FORD TORINO WAGON. exterior. Top quality work. WOODEN DECKS BUILT and Poomt lor Pont 52 furnished or unfurnished one Private entrance preferr^. Small eight- uses regular, How can I handle these schnorrers without making Ptlnttng-Ptpurtng 32 John McGowan, 649-2936. Roofing Done at Reasonable bedroom apartment. Wall to Reasonable rent. automatic ps, new radials. enemies? CERAMIC FIRING Discount SICK OF SCHNORRERS rates Quick service Call 643- Rates. Free Estimate, Quali­ wall carpeting. All Bolton/Manchester area. Call new shocks. 60,000 miles. Alley Oop — Dave Graue Dridqe 2543 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING DAN SHEA PAINTING St ty Workmanship! Call 649- appliances. Swimming pool. 523-0223, between 5:00 and Excellent condition. $1425. - Interior and exterior. DECORATING. Interior and 3331. Lots more. Adult. $360. 643- 8:00 p.m. 643-1386. DEAR SICK: Give the schnorrers the part you MATURE MALE ROOM $15. aren't reading with instructions to return it after­ Commercial and residential. Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Female, mature $10. Non- 1318, or 643-1117. Free estimates. Fully in- Quality Craltsmansnip! Call ward. \ YEP! AND IT'S BIG YOU BET.' TH' MORE Bad lead, great recovery smokers, Live-In. References. Mftc. tar Pont 56 1979 Trans Am. Low mileage. GROUND WE CAN PUT BE sured. 646^879.______646-5424 or 646-1305. Pooling ...... 34 Pl' Loaded with extras. Call vii- DEAR ABBY: It’s been three months since our brother ’ ENOUGH FOR THE WANTED One must have license, plus ' BUGGY.' S H A L L W E TWEEN US AN' THAT PERSON wanted to share 6 1497. died. Joe was terminally ill for a long time, and although he FOLLOW IT BACK? GANG OF OUTLAWS, TH' After East cue bid three HOUSECLEANING Respon­ J P LEWIS i SON- Interior few errands and some meals Room Duplex. Unfurnished. 8i Exterior Painting, Paper ROOFER WILL INSTALL free! 649-5459. was fully aware of his condition, he never discussed it with BETTER! spades to show a void and an sible. reliable Call 646-2234 roof, siding or gutter for low Quiet type a m ust! Non- anyone. Joe was a well-known and loved businessman who excellent hand interested m after 2 p.m Hanging. Remodeling. NORTH 7 17 Recreation Rooms. Call 649- discount price. Call Ken at sm o k er p re fe rre d . $175 RENTAL - Office space, up to had been active and healthy before this hit him. slam. West realized the ace of SUPERIOR PAINTING by 647-1566. monthly plus half of utilities. 750 square feet and ♦ J 1087 spades was a duplicated value m ______college students at reasonable During his illness and after his death, dozens of people COMPLETE LAWN Call 643-^2, 9 a m. to 2 p.m.- Warehouse space, up to 1,000 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA expressed their sorrow and feelings of inadequacy that V652 in hearts, but good for defense MAINTENANCE Shrubbery LEE PAINTING. Interior St rate. Free estim ates Call FO R M A TU R E square feet, with docking SPORT COUPE - Two door. ♦ AK93 in spades He promptly dou­ trimmed Weed and pest con­ exterior. "Check My Rate Colin O'Neill. 649-6153. Hoaling-Plumbing 35 facilities. Both in Bolton Engine good. Interior good. prevented their visiting him and giving him the support and 464 RESPONSIBLE, non-smoker, TERESA APARTMENT- 1 company he would have enjoyed so much. bled to warn East that his trol Reasonable prices. Free Before You Decorate." non-drinker. Pleasant room. bedroom, I Main Street. Notch area. 646-1677. Needs windshield. Please call WEST EAST hand was unsuitable for any estimates 647-92M Dependable Fully insured. NO JOB TOO SMAH( - Toilet Available September 1st. 6492094, keep trying. I feel fortunate that I was the one who spent the most time 4A53 higher heart contracts repairs, plugged drains, References and security with him during his last months. I enjoyed conversations 646-1653______required. 646-6025. Available Ideal for elderly person or Autas For Balo 61 4Q94 4AKJ73 West made what might be a LAWNMOWERS kitchen faucets replaced, 1969 BONNEVILLE - 4 Door. that he hadn’t had time for before his illness. His knowledge ♦ JB652 ♦ gi07 good lead - his low trump PAINTING. INTERIOR AND repaired, rec rooms, immediately. couple. Located on bus line REPAIRED 15% Sr. Citizen EXTERIOR PAINTING. and within walking distance of Runs good. Automatic. $350. and fantastic memory gave me so much pleasure! We 487 4AQJ 109 He hoped to gain the lead with Experienced college student. EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully bathroom remodeling, heat WE PAY TOP PRICES for Discount' Free pick up and THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ shopping and banks. $275 wrecked and junk cars. A & B or best offer. ^11 6464122, laughed, we cried together, we talked. Much time was spent SOUTH his heart queen and continue delivery! Expert service Quality work. Very insured. Nine years modernization, etc. Free experience. Free estimates, trally located. Kitchen monthly plus heat, includes Auto Salvage, used auto parts. after 4:00 p.m. in comfortable silence. 4KQ9612 spades, preventing declarer ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. reasonable prices. Call Mike. Estimate gladly given. M & M I’m sure Joe would have enjoyed visits from hie con­ The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions from scoring too many ruffs 64^1085. Plumbing Heating. 649-2871. privileges. Call 649-2358. carpeting appliances, air con­ Call Tony 646-6223. f 108 647-3660 569-3458 or 569^945.______St ditioner. storage and coin 1973 CUTLASS - Brown. Good temporaries. He was always so cheerful. They would have ♦ 4 in dummy COMFORTABLE SLEEPING operated laundry. No pets. runiing condition. $850 firm. gone away feeling good. 4K532 Unfortunately for the Call M90908, after 4:30 p.m. ^AtlV/THIS Al w a y s^ defense, declarer won the ROOM for mature gentleman. Damato Enterprises. 646-1021. What a pity that the fear of not knowing what to say T H IS WAV NO Vulnerable Neither robbed numerous friends of an enjoyable experience. If they TRAF=FIC IS opening lead in dummy and ArtIciM lor Silo 41 Dogt-BIrdt-Pot* 43 Parking. Non-smoker. On the MURPER / a t f i v e WONPER Dealer Elasi * TAG SALES bus line. $25. Telephone 649- ANSALDI VILLAGER - Two WANTED JUNK AND LATE Trucks lor Solo 62 had only shown up. Joe would have guided the conversation immediately discarded a MODEL WRECKS - Cash O'CLOCK, THE small heart on dummy's sec­ DIAL 646-5971 and something 6526. Bedroom Townhouse. and made them feel comfortable and glad they came. 1 hope NEW, R U S H - West North East Fireplace. July 15th. $450. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1969 CHEVY PICKUP with WILMA/ 19 ond high diamond Declarer TAG SALE - Old tool collec­ TAG SALE - July 19, 9:00 to good will happen to your pet. you print this. Abby. Just sign me . .. HOUR-TAKI then led a small club from the ig and cat boarding - -dog plus two months security. One Auto Parts. Inc. 6493391. Cap. and Big Tires. Excellent ^ ^ JOE’S SISTER 24 24 34 tion. over 200 pieces to select 4:00. Furniture, antiques, 1971 RIDING MOWER. 7 HP. IS S O table and won East's queen from, ham operation equip­ collectiables, 1969 Mustaiang. jrooming. Canine Holiday Apartmonts For Pont 53 bedroom August 1 pL, $300. condition! Asking $1800. Call Dbl Pass Pass Briggs Stratton engine. Grass CORVETTE, 1975 coupe, anytime. 643-9616. Getting married? Whether you want a formal p o p u l a r with the king He returned ment and other items. 1135 148 Hebron Road. Bolton Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, plus two months sScnrity. church wedding or a simple, **do-your-own-thing" / V another club which East won catcher. Extra blade. Manchester______Lesperance, 646-0505. automatic, options. $6375. Sullivan Avenue, ^ u th Wind­ Excellent condition. 25 inch ceremony, get Abby's new booklet. Send $1 plus a Opening lead 4 3 The fate of the contract sor. 10 to 5. July 19th Rain TAG SALE - 29 Munro Street, Corvette, 1963, original coupe. 1978 FORD COURIER cut. Recent check-up. $375. DACHSHUND - SUndard red $7800. Call 6491149. PICKUP - 2.3 Litre. 15,700 long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: hinged on East's return West date: July 20th. Manchester. 9:00 a m. to 3:00 TWO FAMILY - three had played the eight and sev­ 643-4829. puppy 10 weeks. AKC 3Vi ROOMS - Like private bedrooms. $250, plus heat. 643- miles. Clean. Best offer. Can I / Abby's Wedding Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly p m. SATURDAY ONLY, July Registered. Shots and paper HilU, Calif. 90212. en on the previous club Ijeads TAG SALE-July 19th. 20th. 9 19 Aluminum and wood storm house. Workihg single, 4515, after 5:30 p.m.. week­ be seen at A-1 Self Service to show an even number Ee ' trained. $175. Includes new married couple only. No days. Gas, 196 Spencer Street. to 5 48 Irving Street, windows, baby items, fur­ bed and leash. 649-0916. By Oswald Jacoby therefore knew declarer hau Manchester Moving to niture. romance paperback children or pets. Lease. Call Manchester. aod A la o Sontag started with four clubs, one 643-2880. 1967 CHEVY II - 6 cylinder, Florida' Tools, generator, books and much more. 5 FT. BAR - 3 stools, enclosed DO YOU HAVE ROOM FOR MANCHESTER AVAILABLE automatic. 78,000 original diamond and probably six ONE MORE? Give an aban­ AUGUST 1st - Immaculate 4 Molorcfcloa-BIcycloa 64 The Born Loser —• Art Sansom Although North-South could chain saw. camping equip­ inmfRifRRifffim? storage beneath red Formica miles. Asking $ ^ . Call bave Pstrogroph spades and two hearts ment. furniture, clothing, Houtohold Goods 40 top. Asking $300. Portable doned kitten a chance. ATTRACTIVELY PANELED Room Apartment with gar­ 647-1170. easily defeat four hearts with East had to find an entry household items, books, mis­ Telephone 342-0571. or 633- - 2 Room Apartment. Heat, age. No pets. References and MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE a diamond lead, South was not Stereo, attached speakers, Speedy Telephone into partner's hand to lead cellaneous REFRIGERATORS assorted records. $100 . 643- KfiL______electricity, hot water, security. $350, unheated 649 0RUTI)^ AW? I 1 WHBR6 '5 THE looking' at North’s hand He more trumps Accordingly, appliances. References. No quotations. Immediate SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Washers.'Ranges, used, 7543______4022 or 6496905. 'SHPIMP? OUTIU decided to take an inexpen­ East undcrled his ace and TAG SALE - 245 Mountain pets. $275. 646-3167, 228-3540 coverage available. Call Joan Avoid ail political or philosophi­ :T1 sive save in four spades, king of hearts to West's queen guaranteed and clean. New CHRYSLER AIR TEMP AIR Road. Saturday form 9 to 4 ROCKVILLE. Four room MERCURY COUGAR. 1976. at Clarke Insurance. 6491126. cal debates today. There is noth­ 5 EAFOOPWWJBR. m which might possibly make Ace and another trump fin­ shipment damaged. G.E St CONDITIONER - 9600 BTU. ing to be gained except dissen­ Great variety of merchan­ FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. PRETTY St GENTLE 10 MANCHESTER - 3 Room apartment. No pets. Responsi­ XR-7. 8 cylinder. Good condi­ This contract could only be ished declarer South c*)uld dise' 220 Volts. Used one season HAND PO.NY. Very good with Apartment in 2 family house. ble adults only. References MOTORCYCLE < W rth d a y sion with persons who have ruff one club in the dummy B.D Pearl St Son. 649 Main $200. Call 649-6253 tion. AM-FM radio. $2900. 569 opposing views. defeated one trick However, Street. 643-2171. children. Saddle and bridle in­ Appliances and heat. $225. from present and former 6588. INSURANCE. Same day after the opening low trump but at the end he had another coverage available. 8AQITTAR1U8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) TAG SALE - "Something For cluded. $150 or best offer. J.D. Real Estate, call 646- landlord required. 8754524. if your ideas don't perfectly lead, the defense had to work club loser Declarer lost one FIVE PIECE LIVING ROOM Competitive rates. Call Judy. Everyone'" Saturday July STEREO COMPONENTS, Good home wanted. 646-8485. FORD PINTO 1977 - Very July It. 16M mesh with those of another, very hard to accomplish this spade, one heart and twci SET. Must sell! Make offer. Homos lor Pont 54 Crockett Agency Inc., 649 don't get involved. You're asking clubs 19th, 9 30a m to4:00p m 559 Lafayette receiver, speakers, good condition. Am/fm, This coming year you may expe­ West made an excellent 649-4885. 1577. for confusion or even harsh NKWSPa I’KU f- Nn-KI’RlSl- Spring Street, Manchester Garrard turntable Excellent SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM radials with snows, 4 speed. rience urges to make some decision to double four spades Muifcaf InUrumanlt 44 words if you do. sound. New $500. First $225 APARTMENT 25-32 mpg. M aintenance major changes in your lifestyle. NEXT TO NOTHING - An NEW QUEEN SIZE for rent in Manchester. Near C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Our Boarding Houaa buys it 228-3145. WATERBED, never opened, records available. $2300. However, unless they are well Although you are normally your Player Piano - Beautiful busline. Call 643-9247 after 6 -t-n tiques and Things Corner Telephone 6498557. thought out and success Is prac- own person, today you are likely 10 year warranty, walnut refinish with stained-glass COMFORTABLE TWO ticaily guaranteed, it would be East Center an Spruce ArtIclOM for Stio 41 p.m. week nights. to be swayed by one who stained pine frame, deck, front. In tune. Moving, must BEDROOMS ■ With base­ 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 wise not to make char>gea out of Streets Open Saturdays only. 1967 PONTIAC GTO. Four doesn't really know what he or hrop — pedestal, mattress, safety sell. 649-2981 ment, carpet, drapes. Modern miles on it! Hardly ever used! boredom or for variety's sake. DID I REALLY AND ALL I W CLYPE ANP)/ 649-0533 speed. 400 cubic inch. V8 Call 742-8726 anytime. she is talking about. Be careful. liner, heater. Originally $330 kitchen Yard for kids and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F#b. 19) Try HEAR YOU ^ IS PI%7VIPE \ I PAY < A now only $199 . 563-0073 Rocky engine. Original owner. Mint GARAGE SALE - Real pets. Locators. 236-5646. not to be overly critical of the THATlS A LOT ..THB/CAN eiAN O str aig ht? WU ITRANSPORTATlCNjFCRTHEl 0CNU5, Hill. Boatt-accottorlot 45 FINE LIVING ABOUNDS in condition. 742-8749. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 1000 - low MBNAREAMBITIOU© f ...TDerANPA f bargains! MOVING ALUMINUM Sheets used as C A N C E R (Jipie 21-July 22) If the work of others. Everything you UTTLE-TAU-ER BASIS? ONEACHOTHERle SUPPLY LUXURY IN MY ^FCCD'-/JTHRCW printing plates. 007 thick this Rockville carpeted 2 mileage, excellent condition actions of members of your fami­ say should ba phrased in the CRBA-aiRES, ALWA > 6 LODCjINe AT CLA66IG v e U < > IN MV Eventhing must go. Saturday $2200H>r best offer 742-6419. than evEpyBct?/ FtORACROeSAPS SHOULPERe. and Sunday. 9:00 to 4:00 21 23x2825 cents each or 5 KENMORE 18 LB WASHER - 10 HP JOHNSON bedroom. Kids OK. Now $225. ly displease you today, you may form of suggestions that are TRyiNSrlfeBe THE LAKE — TDURINd EVEN nr / ^EKVKE'r for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be 3 drawer oak dresser with OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly Call Locators, 236-5646. Small say things you'll later wish you tactful and constructive. ABOVE THE OeeWP.. -TO no... J THE ^ AS D eepw ood D riv e , MOVE INTO THE COUNTRY PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You FDR f r e e ? CAR? Manchester. pickedlicked up belore 11 a m mirror. Cabinets. 3 war­ overhauled. $250. Call 646 fee. PINTO 1978 HATCHBACK - hadn't. Mind your tongue. Get­ 1 J - This Bolton 3 Bedroom ting along with other signs is one could be accused of minding SHCPPINJ?/^ YOUR ONLY drobes. Wheel chair 1516, after 3:00 pm. four cylinder, automatic, r TOUR Enclypedia. 3 rugs Punch ATTRACTIVE THREE Home has everything! Call of the sections you'll enjoy in son>eone else's business today If T fftr SALE - New and used Locators for details. 236-5646. excellent condition inside and 1977 YAMAHA XS 360 D - 5300 your Astro-Graph. Mall $1 for 'yo u 're not careful. Play safe. children's clothing Household SEARS STEREO - Am-fm. 8 bowl set. Combination sink ROOM APARTMENT. Heat. out. Low mileage, all new Don't ask questions. Don't offer and cabinet. Utility trailer. Sporting Goods 46 miles. Excellent condition! each to Astro-Graph, Box 469. goods Odds n ends. track with recorder,turntable Electricity. Hot water. tires. Please call 568-9366 Call before 5:00 p.m., 6393780. Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. advice. Something For Everyone!" and two speakers Excellent Smith-Corona electric Appliances. References. No after 5:30 p.m. Be sure to specify birth date. ARIES (Merch 21-April 19) If you 239 Hop River Road, Itolton condition. $200. Call after 6 typewriter, go cart engine, peU. $295. 646-3167, 228-3540. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A perfect can't discuss a subject calmly large box of assorted dolls XR 75 HONDA 1973 - In fair and sensibly with your mate 'Route 61 Saturday and Sun­ p.m . 647-1400 SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOMS 1969 CONTINENTAL condition, needs minor opening to repeal some juicy 1968 Volkswagen Beetle. 643- CAMERA & PHOTO MANCHESTER MAIN gossip may present Itself tckJay. today, it would be best to drop DO* day with basement, wooded lot for CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call repairs. $100. Call 6495436 the matter until you both have a POOL- 24' X 4', 7 ft. deep. 2371. EQUIPMENT bought and STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Heated. between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 While your listeners may enjoy UVAILI kis to play. Good school. Only after 4:00 p.m. what they hear, they won't chance to sleep on it. 7H2J TAG SALE - July 19th, and Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck sold. Also: Camera Repairs Hot water. Appliances. No $275. Locators. 2395646. p.m. 6464004. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's $500 00 or best offer. 568-7317. pets. Parking. Security. 523- respect you for saying it. 20th. 361 Goose Lane. Coven­ and Testing, all at fair prices. ■ Compora, Tailors and VIROO (Aug. 22-8epl. 22) This is not like you to be careless, yet Levy’s Law — James Schumeister try 10 a m to 4 p.m Some Call 643-6777 evenings 7047. 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - 4 not a g c ^ day to make purchas­ that is exactly what you will be SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Mobllo Homos 65 furniture and some household KITCHEN SET with 6 chairs. Door. Good running condition. es. You aren't apt to have the today if you don't keep your goods Processed Gravel. Sand, Brown. $850 firm. Call 649 rtecessary wisdom to handle mind on what you're doing. Con­ 0095 THAT MfAN Stone, and Fill. For deliveries Humidifier Coffee table and 2 centrate at all times. WFBf NOT &0(N6 end tables. Sears push mower Gordon Products 47 VERNON - Country contem­ 0906 after 4:30 weekdays. your funds prudently. TAG SALE - Saturday. July call George Griffing. 742-7886. porary 3 Bedrooms with base­ LMRA (Sept. 34-Oct. 23) Button G E M IN I (M ay 21-J«me 20) In BOKVUN6 TDNI6Hr» with grass catcher. Call 646- your lip rather than say a few order to resist the temptation to 19 9:00 a m to 4:00 p m. 7 A 5286. keep tryiifg. PICK YOUR OWN ment, fireplace. Modern 1975 VEGA - Excellent run­ PROWLER 1976 - 23 feel long spend thoughtlessly today you ANTIQUE BEDS - Handmade DESIGNED FOR kitchen. Kids and pets ok. Sleeps 8. Excellent condition! choice words to those who could Ambassador Drive. RASPBERRIES. Bunker Hill EFFICIENCY - All utilities ning condition. Good body and hurt your position. If they're in a may have to leave your check- Manchester Washing bed spreads Antique chair Locators. 2395646. new tires. $875 firm. Call 649- Asking $4000. Option, 19J0 bo<^ and credit cards at home. U lT M/HILE YOU'RE AHEAR = and table. Plus much more! . BALDWIN PIANO - 19 Cubic Road, Coventry. 75 cents a paid. Now $155. Challenges grumpy mood to begin with, they machine, play ground basket­ foot refrigerator, kitchen set, pint. Free containers. No 2936. Travelall with Tow-Package. won't react kindly. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ball hoop, tools, household Call 649-5459 80 Church comparison. Call for details. 6492808. after 3:30. Street Manchester couch, chair, white corner children. Open Monday - Locators, 236-5646. items and clothing hutch. 9 piece fireplace set, Friday, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ Skl« OlancM — Qll Fox ping pong table. Call 649-9923. Weekends 9 a m - 4 p.m. 643- tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 TAG SALE - Carroll Road EAST HARTFORD - Spacious Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & StoMol 0325.______3 Bedrooms, with basement. negotiable. Telephone 643- 'vicinity Woodland Street 6785, or 6591723. between Hortpn and Turnbull Building Suppllos 42 PICK YOUR OWN GLASTONBURY - Invest in Fully equipped. Large yard 1968 SCOTTU CAMPER. Very Roadsi. Saturday, 9.00 to 3:00 TWO AIR CONDITIONERS - STRINGBEANS. Green, for kids. $33u's. Locators. 239 good condition. $1350 or best W£ HAVE WAYS OP, " A - < : WAS 3 0 ? s ON A One Sears, like new One USED TIMBERS, 2 x 8' ellow. $3 <4 bushel, or $5 one happiness. This beautiful 5646. offer. Call after 5:30 p.m. 649 %7^~ p m Furniture, household Carrier, needs filter. Call Bill, energy science apartment can 1 /MAKINeVOJ'^'ALK. ; LD\/= =A?M iN OUA. NO” goods and old tools. tongue and groove decking. ushel. Natsisky Farms, 644- 9157. 643-0037. Call 643-4139. 0304.' be yours by calling Locators, - 0 =AR 0=5 236-5646. 1976 CHEVROLET MALIBU |^ * * * ^ y ...... i-iri-ii- iWirLlUL CLASSIC - Power steering, Short Ribs — Frank Hill ,"AL<. W O ' S i E S . brakes, air conditioning. Four W H E R E i S \ F L V I N C ? COVENTRY .LAKE - Lake doors. Excellent condition! WWldHi U B M IN P S M E NOW 'TMEREfe A 1969 NIMROD TENT ATYOESTEe?) S O U T M front year round 4 Bedroom Good mileage. $3000 or best OF T H E STDRV ABOUT.. RECB>TIV£ AUDIENCE. STOP Cottage available September TRAILER - Lightweight. Can / w i t h a BUDGET MINDED? - One r B U N C H O F 366 Main Straat i AT THE thru May. Dependable Uconn offer. 6434580. be pulled with light vehicle. 'bedroom. Good location. Weighs 850 lbs. Sleeps 4. $400. mallards s ir e . (2 buildings up from Memorial Store) Close to shopping and Student considered. $360 1 monthly. 6490682; 6497567. Call 7497613. transportation. Only $160. (9(I4C K 649-1042 ! Locators, 236-5646. CORN CRIB OWcoa-Storoa lor Pont 55 1976 BLUE MAVERICK. Six Automodvo Sorvleo 66 Ladles & Childrens Good Used Clothing ♦ Buckland Road cylinders. 40,000 miles. Gean. MANCHESTER - Retail, In good conwioh. $1800. 25-W AUTOMOBILE AIR y < 7 Every Day Low Prices | South Windsor storage and/or manufacturing mpg on highways. 643-9506, CONDITIONING SERVICE - AS A SW A LL BdY 3 ' ' "VIF T X \\ 5 - U £ for Quality Used Clothes * MOVE TODAY! Furnished 1 space. 2,000 square feet to SO,- Systems chareed, $20. Free For tho flrsi nallvo corn and polaloaa, of the Bedroom. Air conditioning. 000 square feet. Very Freon! Free Electronic Leak J 3 K E V V L iP "TlViS IHAO UA'-S "’D STOP BY FOR SAVINQ8I aaaaon. Opon dally, 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.^. Par- Bills paid, near transporta­ reasonable. Brokers 1978 BUICK OPEL. Very good Check! Authorized Delco SMATOMINS:A1?1?0TS' I W A S luA<£M;u tion. Under $200. Locators, condition. 30 plus mpg. Call Technician. COMFORT Fletcher’s Landing [Pito? Ptoeountt .10-8 D«My llclpata In our (rao gaaollna otlar. protected. Call Heyman FTOVl W Si'X... . S A L T l 'P. 236-5646. Properties, 1-2291206. after 5:00 p.m. 6495288. TECHNOLOGY. 5699616. $ M M 6 t AM LlOMAN, .V (V) & A 5 0 E M . nw I hupyxi? tHMA, SUT WU M ttH 'r eMtlfcK jU MT M 9 > e liiOiXiH I U f M t . ■kit-k-k-kiririr-kirir-k-k-k-kiririririr-kifirir-kiririr-kliii-k -k -k k It 9 mjuam w Httg o u t. '’rt4...im MM. lUMtT. trop-'n'O" ★ < 1 ^ V - "Y o u ’d better speH out ’potatoes,’ or that nosy Mrs. Mott will have the cops on ual ♦ Call 643-2711 ^ 1 ^ ^ ° m7^ CallHall 643-2711 ♦•

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