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Hazy, Humid Today Fair Tonight lEiipninn lUrralJi Datalls on pago 2 Boston Shooting a A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 • 20$ Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered BOSTON (UPI) - The second shooting in as many weeks has prompted complaints by residents of tte city’s North Ehid about New Polls Show neighborhood violence and recurring youth problems. Anthony Corlito, 20, was gunned down about 1:2S a.m. Saturday and died a short time later at the People Believe Massachusetts General Hospital, police said. , V - / The shooting occurred near a small parking lot on Harris street K g M B a y " Crisis a Sham Q o r d o n where Joseph C. D’Ameiio, 34, of Wilmington, was found slouched If -1 By United Press International ting it so portentiousiy. Carter con over the front seat of his car July Most Americans are willing to siders himself in a crisis situation so 10 with gunshot wounds in the make sacrifices to support President he has to present an image of doing U a d n a n " head. Carter’s plea for unity in solving the something.” r , J o a n n e Officials said D'Ameiio had country’s energy problems but many Jerry McClanahan, 27, a coal been involved with organized believe any “ crisis of confidence” is miner in Delbarton, W.Va.,- agreed: gambling. centered in Washington and is not a “ I don’t think the nation is in a state 'We don’t have any evidence of national ill. of crisis, but Mr. Carter definitely is. a y I n T h e a connection,” said ^ston Police Of dozens of people interviewed by He has taken away all the confidence S t e w a r t . Captain Richard F. Leary. “ We UPI around the country since that people had in him by waiting to o ' don't know any motive that Carter’s energy speech last Sunday long to do what he should have done a triggered these shootings.” night, many did not think the country year ago.” lOT (1S63) Corlito had been in trouble with was suffering from what Carter In Montpelier, Vt., Mrs. Harriet M o n t g o m - police in the past, authorities called “ a crisis of the American Sweet, 59, a mother of four who is a said, and his known former spirit” and most were suspicious of welfare and veteran’s benefits associates were being questioned the reasons behind the gasoline shor recipient, unemployed because of about his death. tage. two recent operations, thinks the e e i d e n t ' t crisis rests firmly on the presidency. 1 H e a t o n , More than half said they believe any crisis lies within Carter’s “ I think President Carter is a lot at Eva Fighting presidency and some of those who fault,” Mrs. Sweet said. “I don’t TORRINGTON (UPI) - Her agreed with the president that a think he has a very good backbone. He makes a lot of statements but critics calied her a demagogue. national “ crisis of confidence” Her followers treated her defeat exsists said Carter waited too long to does not carry through on them. I don’t think the world is in as bad a as nothing less than a crucifixion. shout his urgent rally cry for moral Eva Hudak iost the battle, but unity. situation as he makes it out to be. But in the I think we need someone who will do hasn’t abandoned the war. Some of those who have already gn of sacrificed by reducing their gasoline more than smile and say the Lord Henry This spring, Mrs. Hudak’s name produced epithets from those who and electricity consumption were will provide.” liversal Dick Merrill, president of the First didn’t like her, equaily loud shouts angered that their conservation ef siKxni- City National Bank in Houston, said from those who made her name forts had not been matched by aKlemy Carter is “ kind of strapping the guilt synonyinous with free speech, and others. a Oscar on the American public and I don’t luir-teanng indecision from the 4»«'- The majority, however, agreed the Design. think that’s where it belongs. I think politicians up against the wali. federal government must do Bsedon it belongs on the leadership that he It was more than three months something to make the United States ‘son’ s and the Congress have given /’ follows ago that Gov. Eiia Grasso’s more energy self-sufficient. And ship of nomination of the 62-year-old bail most insisted that — whether from rom his commissioner to the state Board financial necessity, patriotism or of Elducation was turned down by both — they have already been doing subse- their part. New Treaty lexecn- the Legisiature’s Executive Nominations Qimmittee. Liz Beck, a housewife from Kansas It was all over April 4 when the City, Mo., spoke for many of the peo To Cut Cost idy 24, ple surveyed in describing her “ The Senate beat the nomination down 24-12. family’s share of energy saving: WASHINGTON (UPI) - If the luel to “ We have insulated the house. We Senate fails to ratify SALT II, the red last “ I think it was their loss, not mine,” Mrs. Hudak says now. have one car and my husband takes United States will be forced to spend y of the Browsers the bus to work. I car-pool to the about |21 billion more on strategic rho set- She’s still bail commissioner for grocery store. We don’t go on vaca weapons programs, according to made it Litchfield County, but she’s used Collectors of old tools had a field day Satur Coventry. More pictures on page 6. (Herald vacation days to catch two state tion hardly at all. We’ve only run the Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis. fic out- day at the annual Nathan Hale Antiques education meetings— just to keep photo by Adamson). air conditioner twice this year. I Aspin, a member of the House Heston Festival at the Nathan Hale, Homestead. hang my clothes out instead of put >lin. an eye on things. Armed Services Committee, offered ting them in the dryer.” his conclusions Sunday in an eight- 'uesday But it was President Carter’s page study o f U.S. strategic planning raitofa Women Chosen “ crisis of the American spirit” state as the Senate Armed Services Com Burton ment that triggered dozens of pro- mittee geared for major hearings on OLD SAYBROOK (UPI) - Six young- Chrysler President and-con statements from every walk SALT II. New England women were chosen 0 make of life. Defense Secretary Harold Brown this weekend to compete in the himself In Baltimore, bookstore clerk Amo was expected to clash with Sen. Miss World America pageant, the n are Wasserman, 42, said, “ To say that Henry Jackson, D-Wash., a major winner of which will represent the lis girl- there is a crisis threatening to SALT critic, when the Senate panel United States in the Miss World egnant. Scores Regulations destroy the fabric of America is put opened its hearings today. ly the pageant. lichael The six finalists were selected he vet- from a field of 36 women between DEARBORN. Mich. (UPI) - problems is to prom ote an old — and a horse was ridden into the 1 Billy 18 and 24 years old. They were Chrysler Corp. President Lee A. American remedy — technological conference room. judged on appearance, poise, per lacocca has accused the government innovation, he said. lacocca's remarks against govern Rosalynn Touts sonality and talent. of stifling industry with regulations “ I shouldn’t even have to say it. ment intervention in the industry he best and creating severe economic The concept of technology should be were more pointed. Urns, Representing the six New England states are: Beth problems it now proposes to solve self-evident. “ Well, if American technology is M n,” with even more complex rules. “I say we ought to continue to so damn red hot then why do we have Jimmy’s Record Sweeney, 18, of Bloomfield, 1, July Conn,; Darlene Sterbenz, 21, of Federal officials instead should learn how to produce more, and an energy crisis, runaway inflation itarsas stimulate industrial invention and and all our other problems?” he HARLINGEN, Texas (UPI) - s hard- Nashua, N.H.; Diane Marie better, and longer lasting products, anticipated. Most of the people knew productivity, he said Sunday in a asked. First lady Rosalynn Carter, knocking “The Maguire, of Weymouth, Mass.; and be more efficient and more they were going to leave,” she added. keynote address at the Automotive “ The answer is that at a time when down attacks from two Republican “ Alain Kim Elaine Moxcey, 19, of Water- productive through technology. We Earlier at a self-help project in News World Congress. the leadership in this country should senators, is stressing that FYesident B Hey) ville, Maine; Joanne Colbert, 20, have the talent to do it. All we have Pine Bluff, Mrs. Carter twice told a formerly of Vermont, now of “We hear about gas rationing, to do is turn it loose,” he said. have been doing everything possible Carter “is healthy” and a “great crowd of some 2,000 that the presi h o u M allocation programs, enforced con ed to Brockton, Mass.; and Maureen lacocca was scheduled last year to to stimulate innovation and inven leader.” dent is well. Whitehouse, 23, of Narragansett, servation, windfall profits taxes, give the keynote address at the an tion, they’ve done everything they On the second day of a four-day trip “ He is healthy. We’re having a lis nar- wage and price guidelines or con isessed R.l. nual auto industry seminar, but his can think of to stifle it. to Illinois, Arkansas, Texas and wonderful time at the White House,” trols, and so on down the list,” lacoc “ Our leaders failed to set national !^)peye firing as president of Ford Motor Co. California, Mrs. Carter today tours a she said. Mar- Hot Dog ca said. forced him to cancel. goals and their priorities. They have clinic for low-income families in The first lady spoke briefly with job of “ But wait a minute — that’s even “ A funny thing happened to me on failed to establish policies everyone Harlingen, a camp for emotionally reporters and insisted she was not more government regulation. And could recognize and agree to. and physically disadvantaged in Fort ’s m u l- ENFIELD (UPI) - James the way to last year’s World troubled by current criticism of her that is what got us into the mess in “ The tragic result is that we can Worth, and then attends a itema- “ The Mayor” Heath, defeated by Congress,” 'he said. husband. Uie first place. We tried that once now look back on the decade of the Democratic fundraising reception in ««Ung hot dogs, is now turning his The meeting’s inaugural session Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., and it didn’t work. 1970s as a decade in which we may voracious appetite to pizza. was marked by frequent gibes at the Dallas. Saturday called on Carter to remove “ Why in the hell don’t we try have created m ore problems than we Heath failed in his bid to break government. At one point during a The first lady went out of her way his name as a potential nominee for something else this time around?” solved, and passed up some of the the world’s record time for eating tongue-in-cheek film on the industry, Sunday to defend her husband’s the Democratic party’s 1980 standard A better'solution to inflation, the best solutions.” hot dogs, but the 280-pound the car of the future was announc^ health during stops in Arkansas — bearer. Weicker labeled Carter “ the energy crunch and other national Somers resident says ne’s going twice during a speech in Pine Bluff one soft spot in our presidential and again that night at the governor’s on to tastier things. system” because “ we have no way of Heath, 24, drew a crowd of 250 mansion in Little Rock. removing a president who lacks the people ^turday to watch him try Carter Plans Changes Last week. Senate Republican whip capacity for the job .” to eat 25 of the 2-ounce hot dogs— Ted Stevens of Alaska questioned Mrs. Carter shrugged off such at without buns — at an Enfield hot Carter’s mental health and suggested tacks, saying “it doesn’t bother me dog stand. ' he needed a rest after the president' at all. I think he’s doing a great job.” He didn’t,com e close, finishing In His Senior Staff dismissed five of his Cabinet “ He is optimistic and confident... I only 10 of them in the 3 minutes, members. think he’s a great leader,” she said. 10 seconds it took Linda Kuerth to By HELEN THOMAS will be carried out without regard to viser, will get some expanded power, “ He is healthy. He is happy,” she Earlier Sunday, Mrs. Carter including some of the duties of told several hundred persons invited delivered a speech to the National eat 23 hot dogs two years ago at UPI While House Reporter friendship or past political loyalty. Carter already has elevated Jordan “ image-maker” Gerald Rafshoon to an outdoor reception at the home Urban League in Chicago in which Veterans Stadium in WASHINGTON (UPI) - President and also has made it clear that Frank when Rafshoon joins the Carter- of Gov. Bill (Hinton. she complained that “ we are losing Philadelphia. Carter is planning some changes in Moore will continue as his chief con Mondale campaign committee. “ He is confident and optimistic our values.” his frequently criticized senior staff, gressional liaison, despite some con about the future of America and so She received only sporadic, polite but the jobs of his close — and most ■ Tim Kraft, White House political Inside Today am I,” she told the group, volunteers applause when she hailed the controversial — Georgia aides ap troversy. liaison, also may make that Stuart Eizenstat is expected to for a statewide school immunization president’s accomplishments. Business...... 15 parently are safe. switchover to the campaigg com program. “ We can regain our confidence and Classified ...... 16-18 have enhanced power in his role as mittee soon. In offering a justification for the C om ics...... 19 ' No dramatic firings, like the major chief domestic adviser, and presiden o u r values,” she told the changes Carter made last week in his predominantly black audience. “ We Editorial ...... ■...... 9 surgery performed on the Cabinet tial assistant Jack Watson also is The changes in the White House Cabinet, Mrs. Carter said, “ We need have that leadership in the Whjte Entertainment ___ ...... 14 when five members left, are planned. expected to continue as Carter’s link staff system will not represent an up in Washington, in the White House, a House today ... and I am confident F a m ily ...... 8 But newly named chief of staff to state and local government of heaval. Carter is making his moves very tight, good group that can work that he can lead our country through O bituaries...... 10 Hamilton Jordan said Sunday that ficials. more slowly than he did in the case of together.” this time of crisis.” P eopletalk...... 2 changes would be made to broaden Press secretary Jody Powell, who the Cabinet, to present a perception the inner circle, and any such moves also wears the hat of presidential ad of stability. “ Most of these changes had been c EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 23, 1979- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July 23. 1879 Thp Weather P e o p l e t a l k State Groups Back Veto 9977 m 2977 Wror^ Date Predicted Of Proposed ‘Tips’ Bill By Woman Prophet HARTFORD (UPI) - Thirteen minimum wage. Restaurants now at the state Senate, saying they Connecticut organizations today keep ^a certain portion of their believed the veto vote would first be By KENNETH R. CLARK urged the Legislature to uphold Gov. waiters and waitresses’ pay, taken in the upper chamber. United Press InternotionBl Ella Grasso’s veto of a bill which assuming they earn at least that Among the organizations who are Pat St. John says there was nothing wong with , would allow restaurants to keep much in tips. supporting the veto are: the AFL- her psychic prophecy — a landslide still is going to \more of their waiters and waitresses’ Restaurants say they wiil go out of CIO State Labor Councii; the AFL- sink a tour boat full of deaf children at Niagara basic salaries. business if they have to pay CIO Greater Hartford Labor Coun Falls, N.Y. She just had the date wrong. The Legislature will vote on employees the full minimum wage. cil; the Capitol Region Conference of iOWin TIMNIATUtn ^ Churches; the Connecticut Associa Nonetheless, the Bridgewater, Conn., housewife’s t 1 whether to override the governor’s Union spokesmen said the industry is forecast of disaster drew the largest number of veto of the so-calied “tips” bill when actually growing and restaurateurs tion for Human Services; the tourists of the season Sunday as people turned out in it reconvenes in special session one are intimidating their employees into Connecticut Association of Black force to check the accuracy of her prophecy. week from today. The supporting the bill. Social Workers; the Christian E23- Interest in Mrs. St. John’s vision was spurred organizations, among them labor, “This non-unionized industry Conference of Connecticut; Legal urt viAtMtn rarocMT • earlier when a seismic alarm went off, indicating a church and minority groups, said the employs many marginal people who Services-Legislative Office; United rock shift along an outcropping. Some who came to ,
if ture of themselves and the Important Sessions Set ' By DONNA HOLLAND needed for three quarts. w The whale and the lemonade are facts in their young life such as “I Herald CoYrespondenl VERNON — The town’s en only part of the program. have a dog.” vironmental health officer, Charles BOLTON - Making lemonade and Joan Kriksciun, program coor Besides the regular classroom Vassilopoulos, is conducting constructing whales Is probably not dinator, said, "The purpose of the work the children visited the library workshops on good restaurant prac the average person’s idea of a program is to provide extra support weekly learning how to use it as well tices as one of several programs reading and math program. But at work for children who need to “keep as working on many different sponsored by the health department the Bolton summer school program up” during the summer, so they don’t projects. of the town. that is just wbat is happening. fall behind and forget things during They included decorating the During the workshops the health The program is entitled Project the summer.” bulletin board with their favorite officer explains to restaurant "Keep lip” and iU theme this year is Students are admitted to the animals, making posters about herbs owners, and employees, what mammals. program that teaches math and and permanent markers for the precautions should be taken to ensure Forty-seven children from pre reading skills by teacher recommen lib ra ry ’s herb garden, m aking the prevention of foodbome illness, kindergarten through Grade 6 have dation and parental request. animal bookmarks and animal hygienic practices and rodent con been participating in the five-week Ms. Kriksciun said the program mobiles. There was also a story hour, trol. program that will end on July 27. reinforces activities in phonics and movie and speaker. During the workshop Vassilopoulos The children in Grades 4 through 6 structural analysis and there’s quite The program was completely shows films of rats, roaches and flies are making a huge whale out of paper a bit of comprehension activity. She funded through a »9,300 Title I grant. which are attracted by piles of gar mache with a a wire base that will be said the children work from alter All expenses, including salaries, bage which may be left on floors or on permanent display at Bentley nate reading programs using library supplies and trips, were paid for with uncovered in trash barrels and Memorial Library when it is materials and language experience the grant money. dumpsters. Hnished. activities. They also learn Seven people, to which full credit Vassilopoulos also explains the One wonders what a whale has to measurements, emphasize practical for the success of the program must provisions of the town’s health code do with math and reading. Construc uses of time and money, and do drill be given, were actively involved in and explains how such items, used ting a 90-foot whale is not the easiest work in math as well as concept running the program. frequently in the food service thing in the world so the studente are development. They are Ms. Kriksciun, coor business, as can openers, cutting m alwg a scale model. The children are tested before they dinator; Marie Liebman, pre boards, and food slicers, can be And in order to cut down the size begin summer school and its conclu kindergarten and kindergarten breeding areas for bacteria. you need math. And reading comes in sion to see what progress they made. teacher; Pamela Sawyer, Grades 1 The services offered by when you have to write a report on a A different test is used each time. and 2 teacher; Patricia Lewis, Vassilopoulos and his staff are particular whale. The program included an open Grades 2 and 3 teacher; Anthony Pat Pinto, coordinator at the Bentley humid weather has slowed down the available to any interested I’ll bet if you told any of the kids house (to get parents involved) for Falcetta, Grades 4, 5 and 6 teacher; Library in Bolton, checks to see if the papier progress. When the whale is completed it will restaurant owner. which some students made Patricia Pinto, library coordinator; they were learning math would look mache whale a group of summer school be on permanent display in the library. at you and say, ”No we re not. We re refreshments and where all students and Marilyn Fiano, secretary, Democrats Needed students is making, is drying properly. The (Herald photo by Pinto) making a whale.” displayed their work. bookkeeper and aide. HEBRON - ’The Democratic Town And the atmosphere of the entire Parent conferences were held at Ms. Kriksciun said, ’’We’re mainly Committee’s Selection Committee is program became apparent when the which teachers explained to parents interested in having studente main still looking for registered school principal visited one day. what was being done and their child s tain skills. Teachers can spend more Democrats who are interested in Anthony FalcetU, teacher, said, weaknesses and growth. time with them because there is Guerrillas Kidnap Nuns seeking office in the November elec “We’ve got a whale of a project on Parents of participating studente fewer students than in the regular tions. Those interested should call our hands,” Richard Packman, prin will get a summary sheet on their classroom. It’s not like regular Cynthia Wilson, committee chair cipal, answered, ’’What’s the por child’s progress, after the program September through June year.” man. ends. Even the youngest children She said, ”1 think everyone in In Rhodesian War Zone poise.” The committee is also seeking per volved in the program did an And the same can be applied to learned a little bit about readinb y who is friendly” to give the government a message sons interested in working at the “writing” their own book entitled excellent job," SALISBURY, Zimbabwe Rhodesia (UPI) — Guerrillas lemonade. If to make one quart you saying they want to return home in [Jeace and safety. committee’s booth during the annual “All About Me” complete with a pic kidnapped 50 people, including a Jesuit and six nuns, from need three tablespoons, how much is “My heart bleeds for those who are still dying for no Harvest Fair. Those interested a remote Roman Catholic mission that had coexisted for purpose,” said Muzorewa, a United Methodist bishop who should contact Richard Keefe. years in a war zone infiltrated by Patriotic Front also holds the posts of minister of defense and combined Committee members also said the guerrillas, church officials say. , tickets are now available for the The abduction Sunday coincided with Prime Minister (military) operations. Hospital Departments “To the boys and girls, men and women in the bush, I theater cocktail party planned for Abel Muzorewa’s new amnesty campaign designed to ask you to listen to me as a father,” he said. "I want you fX Aug. 24 at the Marlborough Tavern. spark mass defections from the Patriotic Front Alliance. to know that I feel most strongly that you have achieved They may be obtained from J, The church officials said Sunday the people taken from your purpose by assisting Us to gain majority rule. Stewart Stockwell of Joan Rowley. the Marymount mission, 12 miles from the border with Combine for Celebration “It is now your duty to come back to your parents and The theater production will be Mozambique, were believed to include Jesuit Brother Variety of Wares your homes and be welcomed into the bosom of your “Sound of Music. ” ”1116 cocktail hour Herman Toma, who ran the mission; six nuns; two stature of Huckleberry Finn shows one will start at 7:30 p.m. and the play has been in a continuing process of expertise and understanding of the novices, and about 10 mission workers and their families families.” Several categories of antiques were Nathan Hale Homestead, Coventry. At chairs and center, a wooden indian MANCHESTER - Manchester He asked parents to tell their children all types of work of the favorite pasttimes of the will be at 8:30 p.m. emergence, of discover, of constant safe operation of highly specialized exhibited at the annual Nathan Hale left, Dick Phelps, an antique: . dealer reminded visitors of the days of the Memorial Hospital’s departments of — about 50 people altogether. will be open to them because of a massive $3 million research. This ongoing study and and complicated equipment. While “The whole staff at Marymount have disappeared, five cent cigar. At right, a wooden summer. (Herald photos by Adamson) Clambake Plans diagnostic and therapeutic radiology, rehabiliation program to be financed through public Antiques Festival Saturday at the from New Canaan, exhibits miniature research has resulted in dramatic their many contributions are of a said the Rev. Henry Wardale, Jesuit superior in Zim HEBRON — The American Legion nuclear medicine, and ul- donation. ihprovemente in equipment stan ’silent" nature, they are well aware babwe Rhodesia. “Whether they have been taken to Clambake Committee will meet trasonagraphy have joined with their The amnesty drive followed several similar eftorts dards efficiency; in the procedures tonight at 7:30 at the American colleagues across the country in that they have contributed to im Mozambique, we don’t know,” during the past two years — efforts which military performed; and most importantly, in Reports indicate the mission was visited Wednesday Officials Begin Probe Of Collision, Spill Legion Hall to finalize plans for the celebrating National Radiologic prove patient care through their sources concede have brought only a trickle of defec the education of the professional night by guerrillas qt_Robert Mugabe’s wing of the 23rd annual clambake scheduled for Technology Week all this week. specialized education. radiologic technologist who operates Spearheading this week's national Patriotic F r o n t,-t|5^o{(ic7alSv5aid. A church spokesman tions. CROWN POINT. Tobago (UPI) - Officials at first feared that all of he noticed the other ship suddenly nave been a big explosion and a 100 three planes and four boats were Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. on the legion The national observance honors The Patriotic Front rejects the "internal ” majority the equipment, creating a safer celbration is the American Society of said th^uerrilfas wertt through drawers and caused Two crippled, fire-swept super the 3.5 million barrels of oil aboard just before the collision and, accor percent loss,” Christos said. spraying dispersant chemicals in an every radiologic technologist in all rule settlement that put Muzorewa in power on the grounds adjacent to Ted’s Shopping radiological environment for the Radiologic Technologists, a non tankers today were being towed to both tankers had leaked into the ding to the oid law of the seas, im The Atlantic Empress, still bur attempt to break it up. phases of the imaging modalities — ■‘slighldamagef’ to the mission. grounds it entrenches white minority domination. Center. governmental, voluntary agency Wardale said he believed there were some 20 patients port where officials hoped to deter Caribbean, which would have made mediately started turning left in the ning and listing, was being towed by diagnosis, therapy, nuclear hospital’s patients. The evacuation from the Aegean ’The menu will include a choice of The radiologic technologists who which tests, certifies, and registers at^the mission’s TOspitaV, but h^said he doubted they had mine how much of their 3.5 million the accident the worid’s worst oil hope the Atlantic Empress would do two German tugboats. The Aegean steak or lobster, cherrystones, clam medicine, ultrasound, special Captain was orderly and resulted in comprise the profession, and the individuals who have graduated from bien kidnapped. ”I imagine,tney just disappeared into barrels of oil had spilled into the spill. the same so they would miss each captain was also under tow but has a chowder, steamers, com-on-the-cob, procedures, and computerized the loss of only one life, but panic studente who are entering it, con an approved School of Radiologic XEROX OROUPRATIt Caribbean. A last-minute maneuver by the other. skeleton crew of about 10 officers baked potatoes and a variety of fish. tomogrphy. tie bush, ” he said. . ■ ■ ■ broke out on the Atlantic Empress, tribute greatly to the diagnosis and The guerrillas in the area tove Accepted the m'ssion in The 292,666-ton Atlantic Empress Aegean Captain apparently aboard trying to repair the damage. Tickets for the event are available Since the discover of X-rays in 1895 Technology, such as that at *a o 7 “It was too late. They didn't react which was enveloped in flames, and treatment of disease through their tne past but church officials'-safd that less friendly in (INC CAN A * P A itiH O IR J) and the 210,257-ton Aegean Captain, minimized the impact of the colli No one will know exactly how by Wilhelm Roentgen, the profession Manchester Memorial. to this condition," Christos said. crew and passengers jumped into the from Dennis Shea, general chairman boodchilo-u h t ie t t both Liberian-register^ and Greek- sion, resulting in damage to only much oil spilled until the remainder su ra n ts have sometimes invaded the zone. COHES The right part of the bow of the flaming sea in a mad scramble. of the clambake, Richard M. Grant, Muzorewa, in radio and television speeches, told the Pronto Printer 116MAIN8T.MANCH owned, collided during a tropical some of the ship’s storage holds. Of is pumped out. Officials estimate it is Aegean Captain struck a glancing post commander or any member of guerrillas wishing to defect they could “approach anyone 1007 Main St.. E.H. rainstorm at dusk Thursday off ficials believe most of the oil from probably less than one third of the The Atlantic Empress was en route blow to the Atlantic Empress the legion. Crown Point, between the islands of Atlantic Empress was horned off total combined cargo, about a million from the Persian Gulf to Beaumont, midway on its left side and both ships during the conflageration. barrels or less. Texas, fully loaded with Iranian Now You Know Tobago and Grenada. burst into flame. The captains of both Twenty-nine people — all but one The cause of the add accident was Whatever spilled out is not drifting crude for the Mobil Corp. It was sup vessels immediately gave orders to National Safety Council figures in from the Atlantic Empress — were not yet determined. ashore anywhere for the moment but posed to be heading west but for in abandon ship. dicate the job of garbage collector is missing and pr.,sumed dead. Fifty- Piskopianos Christos, the second mearly floating around on the explicable reasons appeared to be “If we had rammed the other ship more than twice as dangerous as that Use of New Lot one others, including three women office in command of the bridge on current in the Tobago channel, where sailing south. straight into the side, there would of police officer or fireman. passengers, survived. the Aegean Captain, said Sunday that Begins Today THE SHOPPING BAG Planning Commission smaller than the zoning an addition to the living being planned concerning date for a public hearing on COVEN i'.'.Y - The regulations allow. area of his home. BOLTON — The new commuter lot on Routes 6, 44A. rear lots, bonding, the request. Planning and Zoning Com The board denied the and Interstate 84, was put into use for the first time today driveway standards, lot ZBA Approvals The Grants will convert mission will m"et today at application of Robert Up with the one-way fare from Bolton to Hartford, 75 cents WEST MAIN STREET ROCKVILLE 7:30 p.m. in tin Town Hall sizes, open space areas, COVENTRY - The a detached garage on a ton of Avery Shores to and monthly passes, $26, „ m to review three subdivision site plans, and forestry Zoning Board of Appeals newly created lot, into a build a private garage as a Buses to Hartford leaves the lot at 6:50, 7:05. and 7.30 applications. regulations. has granted Ernest and retirement home. primary structure on a lot, THIS FREE!WEEK ONLY carpal daanad In one a.m. and arrive at Central Row in Hartford at 7:25; and They will include two Ethel LaPlant of Brewster The board has also requiring two sideline BEDROOM FREE wHh apadal batowl proposed lots on Bishop Also, under new Street, permission to build granted Halsey Foss of variances of 10 feet. The CLAIRESSE business, the commission * The buses then continue to Aetna Life and Casualty and VITAUS EDGE Lane and Woodbridge an 816-square foot house on Hemlock Point Drive, a 25- board said Upton did not arrive there at 7:38, 7:43, and 8:18 a.m. and at the state will receive an application foot setback variance for NON-AERO Road; 12 lots on Brigham Grant Hill Road. This is prove a hardship. WE USE office builidng at Capitol and Washington avenues at 7:43. dainesse SHAVE Tavern Road; and three for a special permit for a ROTARY STEAM REQ group home on Cross EXTRACTION 7:58, and 8:25 a.m...... ,i,„ 8UPERHOLD CREAM lots on Carpenter Road. 0 0 For the return trips the buses will leave Hartford at the O.B. TAMPONS The commission will also Street, After the discussion THE HOST THONOUOH AQUA FRESH REQ, LIME Hill Fret METHOD OF REMOVING Aetna, Farmington Avenue, at 4:10 and 4:30 p.m., REQULAR SUPER discuss some revisions now the commission wili set a ANY $ DEEP DOWN DIRT. BUFFERIN MENTHOL 1 With 3 Roonu TOOTHPASTE I ROOMS Bushnell Hall on Trinity Street at P Central Row at 4:13 and 4:23 p.m. and 4:48 p.m. and will ZE UP arrive in Bolton at 4:48 , 4:58 , 5:23 and 6:05 p.m. you’ll love our double process method, n.32 don’t pay unless satisfied. REQ 1.80 7 ox HE REQ 1.41 4.5 OX NO-NONSENSE $ .** GEE, YiNIR lO R E A L KNEE HIGHS S TUATION CALL NOW: LIVINQ ROOM 12 Andover Voters NOTIt UNUSUALLY LAROI OR DOUMA A rth ritis A IR S M EU S I PREFERENCE IQ-TIPS AUTO CARPET CLEANING ROOMS MAY tUQHTLY HIQHIR. SERVICE 643-0221 S trength TERRiFIG A DUTCH WAY FRANCHIII Approve Road SHAMPOO 300’ s 0 REPAIRS BUFFERIN IPOO ANDOVER - A special town meeting Friday night ap O.B. TAMPONS Kids, proved the acceptance of a road that leads to a housing ARTHRITIS “Horn* or Mr. Qoodwrmch" complex as a town road. SUPER PLUS STRENBTH $ , — $ The road leads to the 24-unit housing complex for the Complete Mechanical Service 5 000 10,000 BUFFERIN • make extra $ , — $ elderly off Long Hill Road. The town couldn’t receive • Collision Repair 20 000 50,000 financing for the housing projoct until the road was ap 4.05 • Auto Painting $100,000 proved. REQ 1.90 7 ox. money this S m a ll The project will receive funding from the U.S. Farmers • Low Cost Service Rentals UP TO $200,000 OR MORE Home Administration. SOFT PERSONNA The road in question now leads to a sand and gravel RAVE FUCKER e U F M R _____ • Factory Trained Technicians LPaLf*GRfP, DOUBLE CART. summer. area owned by Ernest J. Reed and also to the town’s BEN &DRI “ ONWTUW4 AOKO.IV C««t*W J • Charge With Master Charge B u s in e s s MONEY SOFT LADIES ballfield. GAY ROLL • 24 Hour Wrecker Service AVAILABLE FOR Reed has told the town he will bring the road up to town PERM SHAVER Have your own standards and then will donate it to the town plus another Exm ON SUPER Tel. 646-6464 15 acres of land adjacent to the town-owned ballfield. snoKni L o a n s ANY GOOD REASON REFILL REQ. PULI-GRIP Paper Route For established or new UN8C. CARTER independent business PARKER STREET • Operating Capital • Expansion • Inventory • Building Loans USED AUTO PARTS, INC. <2.35 • New Equipment • Improvements UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CHEVROLET Call • Farm Loans • Farm Equipment ^SPECIAUZING IN - OLD OLD 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 Applications Taken by Phone. 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Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Agostinelli of Manchester an Readers Letting Off Steam With Questions ;JFe Answer nounce the marriage of Mrs. Agostinelli's daughter, nally appear to be ahead in the race Marion Z. Gower, to Richard Wilfred White Jr. of decision. The rest of us pray after the prise me. — J. McCarthy, Boston. abolish hunger in the land of plenty. Manchester, on June 9 at St. James Church in WASHINGTON — Like steam 4n a past have been replaced by hapds for the Republcian presidential decision. A. I know of 31 senators and 68 Q. How about requesting all our Manchester. The bride is also the daughter of Edwin boiler, frustration is building up in that are grabbing all they can get. nomination. How do you rate them? The spirit of sacrifice has been dis Q. I am worried. I have been cor representatives who profit froiri oil. beer breweries to produce alcohol Gower of Butte, Mont. American until it is close to the — John Williams, Chicago. explosion point. It is expressed in the placed by an attitude of selfishness. responding with the Kogan family in Not the least of them is Senate fuel? I'll bet they could produce more Mr. White is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. White A. Tweedle Dum, Tweedle Dee. The new values are self-fulfillment, the Soviet Union. But my letters are Finance Chairman Russell Long, D- alcohol than the Arabs have gasoline. Sr. of Birch Street, Manchester. letters that pour into our office by the Q. Why is the Rev. Sun Myung The Rev. William Carroll of St. James Church per hundreds every day. As a steam vent, self-expression, self-gratification. now going unanswered. Isaac Kogan La., who is now conducting the oil tax — Eugene Hoover, Murfreesboro, hearings. His oil holdings are worth Tenn. Moon allowed to operate in this coun formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was we will occasionally publish some Morally, this country is beginning to is an electronic engineer. His wife try, growing richer, brainwashing decorated with white gladioluses. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone letters from our responses. iook like Berlin after the allied bom Sophie is a dentist. They have two $1,204,832. A. To reduce oil imports. President Carter has called on the American young people, getting free labor? — was organist and Ellen Piatok, soloist. Q>. Our country is on a downhill bardment. We must revive the old daughters, Anya and Simona. They Q. Here in Broward county, the The bride, given in marriage by her stepfather, wore a people to sacrifice. But to ask them Mrs. Roy Cress, Ashland, Ky. racer. It has values and virtues. The price of iive in Leningrad. They want to courts are clogged with 7,000 cases of gown of peau satin trimmed with venise lace and seed to give up beer may be going too far. A. Fre^om of religion covers both already reached failure could be the country. emigrate to Israel, but their shoplifing by senior citizens who are pearls and designed with a wedding ring neckline, and a . applications have been rejected since stealing to eat. Many more suspects Anyway, breweries can’t produce the saints and charlatans. cathedral-length train flowing from her waist. Her three- an all-time low. Q. Would it do any good to Q. I have hundreds of relatives in 1974 on soKialled “security grounds.” are never arrested. The store high-proof alcohol necessary for gas- quarter length silk Illusion mantilla was edged in seed We have lo st nationalize the oil companies? I’d Georgia. They say Jimmy Carter dignity, order and rather pay for government inefficien After his iast appiication, Isaac was managers and police are reiuctant to ohol. Anheuser-Busch has installed pearls and lace and she carried a colonial bouquet of Vv.' never makes a move without con-, common sense. cy than windfall oil profits. — David told: “You will crumble before you press charges. I stood beside the two small 90-galIon-an-hour distilling daisies, roses, carnations and baby’s breath. columns to convert brewery wastes suiting Rosalynn. Is she really the Denise Darby of Willingboro, N.J., the bride's sister, Isn’t it time for a Westphal, Nevada City, Calif. get out.” Now there is no word from manager of our locai supermarket to alcohoi fuel. Some bourbon dis power behind the president? — Hazel was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ellen Piatok and clean sweep? - A. It’s an idea whose time is close. them. Letters to Soviet officials when he noticed a woman slipping two cans of sardines in her handbag. tilleries are also interested in revam Cooper, Port Orange, Fla. Kim Lemont, both of Manchester. Christina Agostinelli, Louis Tyka, Q. Maybe I can enlighten you about urging the Kogans’ release are im He shrugged and said, “She looks like ping oil facilities to produce fuel- A. He has told me that his wife is the bride’s niece, was flower girl. Marysviile, Mich. Jimmy Carter. This man is a Chris perative. — Julie Traschen, Hart John White of Manchester was his brother’s best man. my mother.” These retired people grade alcohol. But all this would not “his best adviser.” A. The American people built this tian and believes in human rights. He ford, Conn. Footnote: Address your letters to Ushers were Ronald Gochee and William Gochee, both of nation by pulling together. They probabiy is the man who can bring us A. Write to the Soviet Embassy, live in fixed incomes; they are vic convert one percent of American Manchester and cousins of the bridegroom. Brian Darby tims of inflation. — George Eckle, automobiles to the gasohol blend. Ask Jack Anderson, Box 3200, could destroy it by pulling apart. In world peace. — Fannie Gobble, 1125 16th Street, N.W., Washington, Washington, D.C. 20013. Your full of Wiilingboro, N. J., the bride’s nephew, was ring bearer. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. New distilleries will have to be built A reception was held at the British American Club in past times, the ethic was help-your- Spencer, N.C. D.C. name will be used unless otherwise neighbor; now it’s me-first. Then it A. Agreed, the president is a Q. I heard that several members of A. Among our inalienable rights, it to provide enough fuel for a nation of Manchester. The couple is residing in Manchester. gasoholics. requested. Because of the tremen was ril-make-do; now it’s what’s- devout Christian. He once toid me Congress have a financial interest in seems to me, should be the right to Mrs. White is employed at King’s Department Store in eat. Some way should be found to Q. Ronald Reagan and John Con- dous volume of mail, personal replies Manchester. Mr. White served as a sergeant in the U.S. due-me. The helping hands of the that he prays before every major oil and gas firms. It wouidn’t sur are impossible. Army and is empioyed at Mai Tool in Vernon. (McKinney Legion Captures Three Awards Mrs. Rioliard W. While Jr. photo) The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the historian, with the Post Historian Award given Letter American Legion in Manchester was the to the post whose historian registers in Depart recipient of three awards at the 61st annual ment Headquarters the best written history of American Legion Department Convention held the current year’s activities; and Post Com iBmirliriilpr tuniim ji Legion Group Luni-McCavanagh recently in Hartford. Holding trophies are, mander Clarence “Skip” Mikoleit with the Manchester — A City of Village Charm Ftta PoeT wotw StpR-toemw'"' James A. Weir Trophy awarded to the post Huuive from left, Francis J. Leary, post adjutant, with Founded Oct. 1. 1801 Commended doing the best work in youth activities as set up the Neale V. Cabral Plaque awarded to the post To the editor: Sharon Ann McCavanagh and James Burton Lunt. both whose adjutant has served in an outstanding in the Americanism Programs. (Herald photo Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, of Hebron, were married July 21 at the Hebron Manchester Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 On behalf of the Manchester Congregational Church. manner in performing his duties; Robert Arson, by Adamson) Bicentennial Band Shell Corporation The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry u'edj Ci'Cu-d* Of u' leO F'vss “ itf diiQt'ai it is my pleasure to express the McCavanagh of 53 Jan Drive, Hebron. The bridegroom is gratitude, not only of our board, but the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lunt of 84 London Road, Cuitomer S«rvic« — 547-9946 Harold E Turkinaton. EnecuUvt Editor I RayfT’ond F Robmaon Editor-PubUaher Frank A Burbant. Managing Editor the community as a whole to the Hebron. McGlothlin-Leonard Women’s Auxiliary of the American The Rev. Stanley Eaton officiated at the single-ring Legion (Dilworth-Cornell-Quey ceremony. Mrs. Nancy Eaton was organist. Jill Elizabeth Leonard of San Diego, Calif., formerly of Unit). The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Manchester, and Capt. John Richard McGlothlin of Camp As part of our Independence Week pleated wedding gown. Her full-length veil was trimmed Pendleton, Calif., were married June 30 at the Marine celebration, this patriotic and with embroidery and she carried a cascade of white car Memorial Chapel at Camp Pendleton. Others Editors Say nations. The bride is the daughter of retired USAF Lt. Col. and dedicated organization presented the Ms. JoAnn Vincent of Hartford was maid of honor. Mrs. Fred P. Leonard of 73 Mountain Road, Manchester. band shell with its first and only Bridesmaids were Ms. Linda Lunt of Hebron, the The bridegroom is the son of retired USMC Col. and Mrs. A few Australians chose to believe the back country of Australia or the American flag. bridegroom ’s sister; Ms. Leann DeCiantis of Joseph H. McGlothlin of Yuma, Ariz. the landing of Skylab in that country country as a whoie is far fren that. It is the continued interest of Manchester, the bride’s cousin; and Mrs. Cathyann Chaplain (LCDR) James Nations officiated at the was deliberate on the part of the U.S. groups of this type, along with the in- Australia, the smallest continent, Thompson of Lebanon. double-ring ceremony. Frances Hummel was organist. space agency. Many others rushed to dividuai efforts of many, that find the has a land area about 98 percent as Gary Hall of Hebron served as best man. Ushers were The chapel was decorated with white miniature car the outback to salvage chunks of the i band sheii enjoying its second Mark Boyayian, Roland Brteault and Ricky Lunt, all of nations, white chrysanthemums, roses, baby’s breath and spent vehicle as souvenirs or as large as that of the contiguous 48 successful season. Hebron. greens. Apricot satin ribbons and bows trimmed the salable items. states of this country, and a popula Hopefully, more organizations, like A reception was held at Mama Mai's in Manchester, center aisle pews. the Women’s Auxiliary, wili consider The couple left on July 23 for the Hawaiian Islands. They The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore an It was. of course, a miscalculation tion equal to about 7 percent of this the needs of the band shell as it con will reside in Hebron. «3 organza gown designed with a split mandarin collar with on the part of NASA personnel that country’s, most of it along the coasts. Mrs. Lunt is employed as a cashier at Grossman s embroidered appliques and fluting, fitted bodice. Bishop tinues to provide varied free sent Skylab farther than the Indian That leaves plenty of unpopulated programs which enrich the entire Lumber. Mr. Lunt is a self-employed distributor for sleeves with fitted cuffs edged in fluting and full A-line ocean, its expected target, and into Mrs. James B. Lunt Pepperidge Farm. (Wotlon photo) skirt bordered with scalloped edge with appliques exten room for a space vehicle or a community. ding to a chapel-length train. Her walking length three the arid interior of Australia. The meteorite to land. But it is not likely My special thanks to Mrs. Laura tiered veil of illusion was edged with appliques and at nocturnal show of hot metal could to satisfy the few who watched in m Freeman who, as president, tached to a Juliet cap. She carried a cascade bouquet of have been tragic had it happened to trepidation as Skylab’s flaming rem presented the flag to me. Rodgers-ISimirowski miniature carnations, chrysanthemums, roses, baby’s land in a popuious area. Fortunately. nants passed overhead. George T. LaBonne Jr. breath and greens. President, Mrs. Ronald J. Cardalico of West Hartford was her Manchester Bicentennial Judith Nimirowski and Fredrick Lincoln Rodgers, both sister’s matron of honor. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Fred P. Band Shell Corporation of Manchester, were married May 26 at the home of Mr. Leonard 111 of San Diego, the bride's sister-in-law. Miss Thoughts and Mrs. Joseph Schifley in Tolland. Gail Ann Cardalico of West Hartford, the bride's niece, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. An^le & Walters was junior bridesmaid. will be the light of it. Nimirowski of 361 Hillstown Road, Manchester, The Dana H. McGlothlin of Falls Church, Va., served as his Have you ever wondered where the In the redeemed and restored earth bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, P.L. Rodgers of brother’s best man. Ushers were Donald H. McGlothlin light of Genesis 1:3-5 came from? Tonto Basin, Ariz. of Yuma, Ariz., the bridegroom's brother; Lt, Robert H, God said, "Let there be light," and you will still have the effect and the Probate Judge Charles Regan of Tolland officiated at McWilliams of San Diego, Calif.; and William D. Trim- there was light. influence of the sun and the moon for Mindless Devottion Hurts Auto Firms the double-ring ceremony. The house was decorated with bath of Pittsburgh, Pa, Swordbearers were LCDR Fred and Chrysler’s entry was the Valiant. pink roses and white asters. P. Leonard 111 of San Diego, brother of the bride; Capt. The light could not have come from the measurement of time and the WASHINGTON (NEA) - There is ficiency, GM is touting a new proved totally unfounded, industry But those manufacturers reverted The bride, given in marriage by Joseph Schifley, wore Patrick Mullen, Capt. Rick Maestas, and Maj. James the sun because the Bible says this production of crops, for they were no more pitiful example of the in measurement called miles-per- officials coped with the problem by to form in the succeeding years, a white gown with pink flowers embroidered on bodice, Buffinton, all of Camp Pendleton. was only the first day and it was not ability of an old dog to learn new tankful. By that standard, the merely adjusting their projections — waist tied with pink ribbon and a matchin'g shawl. She A reception was held at the San Luis Rey Officer's until the fourth day that God made made for signs and for seasons and tricks than the domestic auto in Oidsmobiie is a champion because it first to 10 percent, then 15 percent, making their “compacts” bigger and wore a spray of pink carnations, pink roses and baby's Club, Camp Pendleton, after which the couple left for an Mrs. John R. McGlothlin the moon and the sun. for days and for years. Genesis 1:14. has a huge 25-galion gas tank. Ford then 20 percent. Today, surging.im heavier, planting them with chrome i breath in her hair and carried a bouquet of pink roses, undisclosed trip. They will reside in Rancho California, dustry’s continued resistance to the trim and tacking on high priced but production and sale of compact, Motor Co. has lunched an identical ports account sor 25 percent of all > white carnations and daisies. Temecuia, Calif. Yet there was light to lighten the And the Word of God declared that barely necessary accessories. economical passenger cars. promotional effort on behalf of its sales. t Mrs. Mary Ann Miller of Vernon was matron of honor. Mrs. McGlothlin has been employed until recently as a earth three creation days before the while the earth remaineth, seedtime With no domestic products After almost three decades of cons Ford LTD. (Even that number is deceptively * Miss Christina Miller and Miss Stacy Miller, both of Ver pediatric medical assistant in San Diego. Capt. sun and the moon were made. and harvest, end cold and heat, and available to meet the growing buyer non, were flower girls. tant incursions into heir market by Because the country’s largest low because the more than 130,000 McGlothlin is serving with the U.S, Marine Corps at summer and winter, and day and demand for efficient, no-frills . Steve Gonsalves of Manchester served as best man. Camp Pendieton. We need wonder no more about the the producers if automakers remain oblivious to the Volkswagen Rabbits produced a transportation, Volkswagen was ?*• ,, A reception was held at the Schifley's home, after source of that light, for we are told of night shall not cease,’ in Genesis 8:22. smaller and vast concept of fuel economy, the inven VW’s New Stanton, Pa., plant since it which the couple left for Newport, R.L, and Martha’s the New Jerusalem; the city has no The Rev. Philip Saunders, ly more efficient tory of unsold domestic cars now opened in April 1976 have been joined in the late 1960s and the early 1970s by Datsun, Toyota, Honda, Vineyard. For traveling, Mrs. Rodgers wore a yellow need of the sun and neither of the Pastor, imported cars. stands at 2 million vehicles — the counted as domestically produced Sabaru and Mazda from Japan; Renalt two-piece suit. The couple is residing in Manchester. Polly-Dynes moon to shine in it for the glory of Full Gospel Interdenomi- Detroit’s highest level in the industry’s rather than imported cars.) k Mrs. Rodgers is employed at Manchester Memorial from France; Fiat from Italy, and a ■ God brightens it and the Lamb of God National Church automakers re history. Following the introduction of the Hospital, Mr. Rodgers served in the U.S. Army and is Yet the automakers continue to Beetle to this country, American host of other foreign marketers. currently attending Eastern Connecticut State College. main mindlessly The American companies now are Mr. and M rs. Freriek L. Rodgers Airman Susan K. Dynes, USN, of the U.S. Naval Air devoted to over- decive themselves, proclaiming that Motors Corp. in the early 1950s He is also employed at Manchester Memorial Hospital. belatedly manufacturing smaller Station, Memphis, Tenn.. and A3 James C. Polly, USN, sized gas- big car sales will pick up as soon as produced a highly successful (Morgan photo) cars — most of which look like copies, of the U. S. Naval Air Station, Aquana, Guam, were Yesterdays guzzlers. the current gasoline crisis is domestic subcompact, the Rambler. Townwide canvass shows there are of VW’s Rabbit - because they were married July 10 in Greenville, Ark. In the midst of the recent increase forgotten. But the Big Three of the industry— 25 Years Ago 112 fewer voters but that the forced, over their vigorous opposi The bride is the daughter of Nelda M. Dynes of 42 in gasoline prices to the dollar-a- Recent history suggests otherwise. GM, Ford and Chrysler - ignored Former Resident Appointed Edward St,, Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Work at Bunce School for retarded Republican lead over the Democrats tion, to comply with federal fuel gallon levei, for instance. General When Germany’s Volkswagen began both the Beetle and the Rambler. In Mrs. Robbie Nilsson of Springfield. Ore. children is being completed. has increased from 54 to 95. economy standards. Motors Corp. mounted a major exporting the now-famous Beetle to fact. Ford’s response was the 1956 in Mrs. Dynes graduated from Manchester High School in 10 Years Ago Dr. William D. Stroud leaves his But they remain devoted to cars advertising campaign to sell its the United States in 1950, America’s troduction of the Edsel, a behemoth 1973 and was employed at the Travelers Insurance Co, William F. Hankinson, new presi 17-year practice in Manchester to like Oldsmobile’s Delta 88. With gas Director in South Dakota Oldsmobiie Delta 88 to those who automakers were confident that im that was a financial disaster. prior to joining the Navy in September 1978. dent of the Eighth Utilities District, become a staff physician at Smith oline prices soaring and supplies College in Northampton, Mass. don’t want to settle for less than full- ports would never account for even 5 By 1960, the Big Three reluctantly Fred Tully. a 1959 graduate of of Seymour Street, Manchester, responsibilities as a teacher, and other directors are sworn in. dwindling, GM is still promoting the Manchester High School, has been graduated from Upper Iowa College counselor, cottage director, clinical size comfort. percent of the country’s total began to market compact (but not supposed virtues of a family size car appointed to the position of program in 1963 and served in the U.S. Navy director and associate superinten College Notes With motorists increasingly passenger-car sales. subcompact) cars. GM introduced director of the West River Chiidren's following graduation. He later dent. worried about miies-per-gallon ef- When that unwarranted optimism Corvair, Ford produced the Falcon with lots of easyloading trunk space. received a master's degree in social He is married to the former Center in Keystone, S.D. Area students named to the second semester at the Maryann Muccio of Manchester, a The center is a residential treat work from the University of Iowa in the dean’s list for the Hartt College of Music, Andretc Tullv ment facility for autistic emotional Iowa City. Iowa, He was employed registered nurse. The couple has two spring semester at the University of Hartford, byPoBRSneyd ly disturbed children. for 14 years with the Iowa Training sons. Michael. 12. and David, 11; and University of Bridegport are: SCOOPS Tully, the son of Mrs. Emilv Tullv School for Boys, where he held two daughters, Suzy, 8, and Lisa, 3. include the following: Manchester: David L. .A ndover: R i s a A . Almond, 63 Kent Drive; RlRfHfRAORJ... IV IW U Carter Must Woo, Not Boo, Congress Harshbarger. and Linda H, Penney, 38 Glastonbury: Michelle Garden St. rHAT tHERAOStATSFOR His speech reminded me of his thoughts and saying our prayers WASHINGTON - The day after country, beset by the gutter In the Service Burke, William Carlson East Hartford: Denise 'AIR CORPtflOlllllli UNirs comments to reporters aboard Air every night are no substitutes for get M. Archambault, 206 President Carter’s televised speech philosophy qf every man for himself. and Philip Jackson Force One as he flew home from his ting down on the battlefield and Hebron: Cynthia Foiey. Larrabee St. Mrs. James C. Polly MUST K SET NO LOWER on the energy crisis, an aide had this Given the atmosphere, the cheating Marine Pvt. Robert A. Butler, son O'Brien joined the Navy in July son of Raymond Rutkowski of 30 fighting for what you think is right-' Vernon : Barbara A. m 60 \ i SHOWIIKS and profiteering that were the fruits tour of seven nations last year. of Mr and Mrs. Robert A. Butler Sr. 1975. Canterbury St.. Manchester, has Maneb ester: Julie to say about this boss: He might also have confessed that Phillips, 178 Irene Drive; of those long gasoline lines were in Of his tour, he said, “I wanted to of 167 Porter Road, Ellington, has completed the Field Radio Dahm, Peter Naktenis and SOME SPIENPIP RESULTS. “I hope Jimmy is right about this he has done a lousy job “of es and Allen V. Riberdy, 14 project an image of a nation that completed a Basic Plumbing and Marine Pvt. Theresa L. Williams, Operator’s Course at the Marine Jane Stanton, country. He really believes that evitable. tablishing a comfortable working Among the sutdents Kanter Drive. Watch Your stands for what is right and decent Water Supply Course at the Marine daughter of Sandra L. Cartwright of Corps Air Ground Combat Center, basically we are a good and moral Still, there is Jimmy Carter, a and good ... It was a trip that was relationship with Congress: Instead Corps Base. Camp Lejeune, N.C. 86 Barry Road. Manchester, recently Twentynine Palms, Calif. named to the dean’s list for people.” He shook his head. “But I believer in the people^ And, give or symbolic of the power and influence he cast Congress in the role of whip He joined the Marine Corps in completed a baking course at the A 1978 graduate of Manchester don’t know. Morally, we are in pretty take Carter’s occasional political FAT-GO and goodwill of the United States. I ping boy for Main Street, a Congress January 1979 Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, High School, he joined the Marine bad shape. We’ve ploys, I would count him a moral Corps in December 1978. Pinochle Scores tried to emphasize everywhere I he described as “twisted and pulled N.C. tw Miiw wilfW wWN 9m managed to make man. in every direction by hundr^s of Navy Operations Specialist 3.C. A 1978 graduate of Manchester MfMibii NIW PAT*00 4M ptafk TES,SIR. went the concepts of morality and (tOTTHM; the word me in It was vintage Jimmy Carter when well-financed and powerful special John J. O'Brien, .son of Rose O'Brien High School, she joined the Marine Maneliester Mike Haberern, 556. 587, Bert Edwards, 579, he appealed to us: “Let your voice be decency and goodness and friendship of 25 Elmer St , East Hartford, has Corps in January 1979, famous.” interests ... Often you see paralysls;- Top scorers in the Vernon Les Bartlett, 578. Winners MISS SAItn? heard. Whenever you have a chance, ... The trip symbolized what America been awarded the Navy Birth in the club’s July 12 tourna So the question stagnation and drift. You don’t like Manchester Senior Citizens The Vernon Senior A tuM I t day wppty anly HJO say something good about our coun is, what America wants to be.” Expeditionarv Medal. He is a Christina Jean Lerch, daughter of ment are John Poggie, 632, may be whether it, and neither do I.” Pinochle Group game July Citizens Pinochle Club A * Ugeelt Mwmeey ibeut dw Jimmy Carter is try.” Vintage com, some would say. Jimmy Carter, of course, has crew member aboard the destroyer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lerch of North Joliiisun, Mirliuel Eugene Jr., 19 at the Army and Navy Minnie Luetjen, 616, Mae FAT-00 raduelns plan and atart Of course we don't like it. But tournament winners in the fooling himself in But so what? If ever a nation need^ always been an optimist. Re has USS Mullinnix River Road, Coventry, has enlisted in son of Michael and Carole Leonard Club are Betty Turner, 607, Richardson, 583, and Mike laalnp walpid dUa waali# Hladay always looked on our bright side. But '.congress will not like it if Jimmy. past six-month period are SSSII« V- HI^ IMt^ Jg nI I * depending upon us the injection of a little com from its He received the award for his par the U.S. Air Force. Johnson of Ellington. He was born George Last, 597, Rene Desimone, 578. his energy speech showed that he ha Carter continues to hold it up to ticipation in operations in the Indian A 1979 graduate of Coventry High Bob Richard, with the high Top scorers In the July 17 the people to rescue the country from president, this is that time, because July 14 at Rockville General Maire, 590, Ellen Bronkie, individual score of 665, and lost a lot of his innocence about ridicule. He’s got to work with those Ocean and Arabian Gulf in response School, she has selected a position in game are Minnie Luetjen, in fact all he offered in that extraor-' Hospital. His maternal grandparents 589, Cam Vendrillo, 588, Joe Perzanowskl, with the crisis. himself. In an unprecedented perfor men and women on Capitol Hill, aiid to the turmoil in Iran and North the electronic field and departed for are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson Richard Colbert, 580, 696, Joe St. Louis, 672, Ruth DOrTDEUT It seems safe to say that most of us dinary speech was hard work and he cannot do so if he suggests that Yemen. The Navy Expeditionary high total score of 14,090. mance, he plead^ guilty to flunking basic training on July 17. at Lackland of Bloomfield. His paternal grand Peggy Vaughan and Martin Winners in the July 19 Corbin, 672, and Ted Leboc gUFAT-W today. want to be decent, moral people^ But, sacrifice, and that will take a lot of they aren’t quite as moral as he is. Medal is awarded to personnel who AFB. Texas. and Mary St. Louis, 665 leadership. He was admitting id parents are Walter Leonard of Bakstan, 578, Helen Moske, tournament are Ed LK O n PHARMACY alas, that is not what America is decency, a lot of morality. have operated under circumstances each. effect that thinking wholesome Ellington and Joyce M, Wright of 574, John G aily, 564, Kreyssig, 592, Ruth Corbin, today. We are, in fact, dirty-shirt deemed to merit special recognition. Marine Pvt. Robert T. Rutkowski, South Windsor. Annette Hillery, 559, and EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 23, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July M, 1879 Obituaries ]) Revised Liquor Rule Evans Blow Wards Off Potential Skeptics
Bradford of Rockville; a brother, doubles. Don Baylor, who had Bill Campbell relieved Bob Stanley enough tor I4tn place. And his dou Mrs. Angela Pinto Luigi Manzolillo BOSTON (UPI) r- With the losing streak at tw|o and pushed reached on an error by Angels Henry Bradford of Springfield, California’s winless skein to four shortstop Jim Anderson. stroked his 24th homer earlier, added in th eighth, gave up Baylor’s RBI ble, which narrowly missed being EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Angela EAST HARTFORD - Luigi Man- prospect of three straight Mass.; and three grandchildren. . Slated For Discussion games. The Red Sox trail the “Since I changed my stance. I ’ve a run-producing single. single, but pitched well after that to home run No. 4(X), gave him 1,012 Murray Pinto, 82, of 101 Connecticut zolillo, 92, of 3 Fairfeild St. died The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. losses and a never-ending But Laroche faltered in the ninth even his record to 3-3. Campbell, a extra base hits, pushing him ahead of Friday at a local convalescent home. Baltimore Orioles by 3 1/2 games, been close to .300,” said Evans, who Blvd. died Thursday at St. Francis at ’Trinity Covenant Church. Burial MANCHESTER A revised draft of before the amendment can be Eldridge Street on which the appli battery of questions about two in the loss column. has 13 homers. “I ’ve been hitting the and All-Star Mark Clear, 10-3, failed right-hander used primarily against Rogers Hornsby into 12th place. , The funeral was this morning from Hospital and Medical Center, Hart- will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, a zoning regulation amendment con adopted. cant proposes 14 lot development. another slide, Dwight Evans "It couldn’t have come at a better ball hard and that’s what I have to to retire anybody in the 10th. Fred lefties because of his screwball, said Jim Rice missed the game after Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main 'ford. Rocky Hill. cerning the town’s liquor rule In other business, the commission Among the new business items are time,” said Boston manager Don do. I don’t know Lynn led off the 10th with a single, he was pleased with his outing. jamming two lingers while trying to St., with a mass at St. Mary’s used his new stance and some The private funeral took place this The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 changes will be discussed tonight by will consider approval of a subdivi consideration of referring to the Zimmer. “Two losses in a row and it what prompted the moved to second on a walk to Carl “I can’t ever remember facing so break up a double-play in Saturday’s Church. Burial was In St. Mary’s extra muscle to ward off the morning. Elm St., Rocky Hill, is in charge of the Planning and Zoning Commis sion and inland wetlands permits for Board of Directors the.proposed sale looked like three. If we had lost change, maybe my Yastrzemski and scored on Watson’s many righties. I worked different game. Rice had played in 259 straight Mrs. Pinto was born in Hartford Cemetery. arrangements. sion. proposed subdivisions on both sides of about an acre of town-owned land potential skeptics for the time again, how long would it have .170 average. It just single Jo center. stuff I haven’t used in awhile, tried games, dating back to September, and had lived in East Hartford for Mr. Manzolillo was born in Pannix There are no calling hours. Town Planner Alan Lamson said he of Hillstown Road by Merritt on Lave Lane to Radio Station WINF- being. lasted?” worked out that “We’ve scored more runs than some different pitches. It felt good. 1977. And he had not missed a game the past 15 years. She was a com Province of Foggia, Italy, and had The family suggests that any has drafted a new amendment with Baldwin of the Baldwin Construction AM for new offices and facilities for Evans walloped a Uiree-run homer Evans has pushed his average up way.” anyone else in baseball,” said an You just can’t give up in this park — due to injury since 1975. municant of st. Mary’s Church and a lived in East Hartford for 58 years. memorial gifts may be made to tbe no new intentions, but merely a Co. in Wethersfield. an AM frequency. The commission in the bottom of the ninth to tie Uie 100 points, into the ,270s, since he The Angels had irked Angels Manager Jim Fregosi, not with this team,’’ he said. The teams were to complete their member of the VFW Ladies Before his retirement, he had been Memorial Fund of Trinity Covenant clarification of the language to try Baldwin is seeking the com has approv^ a zone change for the game and Bob Watson’s lOth-inning changed his batting stance earlier taken a 5-2 lead “so you have to look at the pitching. Yastrzemski, who drove in two-game series tonight. Boston was Auxiliary, Post 254, Hartford. employed at the F irst Nationai Church, 302 Hackmatack St. and eliminate the misconceptions mission’s comments on the subdivi new facilities. single won it as the Boston Red Sox this season. He muscled a Dave entering the ninth, thanks to a four- That’s been one of our problems. The Boston’s first two runs with a first in scheduled to start rookie Joel Finch, She is survived by a son, Eugene R. warehouse for many years. He was a that were wired at the PZC’s last sion plans before submitting a formal The commission is scheduled to snatched a 6-5 win Sunday from Uie Laroche delivery into the Red Sox run elghth-inng rally. Carney last couple of times out. Clear has ning single and sixth inning, double, 0-1, against the Angels’ Dave Frost, Pinto of Glastonbury; and two communicant of St. Mary’s Church. Sebastiano DiMarlino public hearing on the issue. subdivision application to the com consider a request by developers of California Angels. bullpen after Carlton Fisk had Lansford and Dan Ford drove in been off. Laroche threw well. He had continued his climb on the all-time 7-6. sisters, Mrs. Margaret Vendrillo of He is survived by two sons, Louis WETHERSFIELD - Sebastiano The amendment attempts to more mission. The PZC has approved a the Twin Oaks Manor subdivision to The win snapped the Red Sox’ doubled and Butch Hobson had three of the runs with consecutive to for Evans to have hit it that far.” hit list. He now has 1,585 RBI, good Manchester and Mrs. Elizabeth Manzoiillo of Manchester and “Billy" DiMartino, 85, of 15 Wolcott clearly define the 1,000-foot require zone change making the former waive construction of sidewaiks on Brockway of Cromwell. Charles Manzolillo of Wethersfield; Hill Road died Saturday at Hartford ment for restaurants in all parts of Rural Residence Zone tract into Sass Drive. With the commission ap The family suggests that any five daughters, Mrs. Pauline Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. town which was removed. TTiis new Residence AA Zone. proved the subdivision in 1973, it was memorial gifts may be made to Guerrera of Rocky Hill, Mrs. Pauline DeiMastro DiMartino and ■ zoning regulation, originally effec The PZC also will consider a 31-lot with consideration that sidewalks be Meadow Hill Social Club, 101 Connec Theresa Spirito of Cranston, R.I., the father of Mrs. Daniel (Ann) ■•0^ • Z -1 * - ‘ tive Aug. 1, was postponed pending subdivision request by Robert included. The roadway for which the Brewers Making Noises Mrs. Mildred Rondinone and Mrs. Sullivan of Manchester and Mrs. ticut Blvd. the commission’s consideration of Starkel of Simocost on a 25-acre deferment is being sought is a cul-de- Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Anna Tolisano, both of Wethersfield, Lyndol (Joan) Mudgett of Vernon. new language in hte regulation parcel on the east side of South Main sac, according to Town Planner Alan V ” '• Home, 218 Burnside Ave., was in and Mrs. Viola Scalia of Wilson; a Mr. DiMartino owned and operated that features the excellence of run eighth and Steve Stone, 7-7, amendmept. Street off Country Club Drive. The Lamson. NEW YORK (UPI) - Your charge of arrangements. brother, John Manzolillo of the Subway Barber Shop in Hartford Baltimore and the implied threat of tossed a seven-hitter. Murray, hitting If the commission decides to ap plan also calls for request to be con The commission will meet tonight attention please. Ladies and Providence, R .I.; 19 grandchildren for 50 years, retiring 18 years ago. the New York Yankees — had 18 hits .419 over the last 12 games, hit his prove the new draft, a public hearing sidered will be one from Joseph L. at 7:30 in the Conference Room in and 12 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by another gentlemen, there is a 13th homer to lead off the eighth and Swensson Jr. Inc. for about eight Lincoln Center. in the first game and Paul Mitchell daughter, a sister, 11 grandchildren, will be announced at a later date horserace in the American Mrs. Felix P. D’Engenis acres of the east end of East hurled six strong innings before hand Rick Langford his 11th loss in 16 10 great-grandchildren, two nieces GLASTONBURY - Mrs. Florence Mrs. Johanna S. Fistler League East. tiring in the seventh inning of the decisions. Oakland’s Dave Revering and a nephew. Verrillo D’Engenis of 47 Sulky Lane VERNON — Mrs. Johanna S. “ We have had to play well nightcap. hit his seventh homer. 2 The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. died Sunday at her home. She was the Fistler, 93, of 206 Center Road died because Baltimore is playing Cecil Cooper drove in five runs Tiger* I, While Sox 0 - ■ ’’i >. ■ from the Guiliano-Sagarino Funeral Jerry Morales singled home a run wife of Felix P. D’Engenis. Saturday at a local convalescent Parked Car Vandalized super,” Manager (George with a pair of homers and Sixto Lez- home. Home, 247 Washington St., Hartford, cano knocked in four in the opener in the second and Milt Wilcox — - f 'x / Mrs. D’Engenis was born in Hart . ■ ‘. .S' • Mrs. Fistler was born in Germany with a mass at St. Luke’s Church, Bamberger said Sunday after with a double and a two-run homer, fighting to regain a starting job — and had iived in the Hartford area Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in MANCHESTER - Police said a while riding his bicycle, police said. an unoccupied Jeep used by the park the Milwaukee Brewers swept while Sal Bando, combined with Aurelio Lopez on a Jeffrey Prentiss of 331 Woodbridge iw ford and had lived in the area all her most of her life. Mount St. Benedict Cem etery, West Middle Turnpike resident security patroi. the Cleveland Indians 14-5 and Buck Martinez and five-hitter. Champ Summers walked life.'She was a member of the League . St. was treated for contusions on his Poiice said neither vehicle was She is survived by a son, Charles Bloomfield. parked his car in front of his Broad 5-3 to pull within five games of Jim Wohiford with one out in the second, stole se of Sacred Heart of St. Paul’s Church. Friends may call at the funeral Street business Friday night and left leg. damaged. Fistler of Vernon; and a daughter, first-place Baltimore. supplied the offen cond with two out and came home 3 She is also survived by three Mrs, Adeline Nilson of Old Saybrook. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. returned the foilowing morning to According to poiice, he was among sive power in the when Morales lined a sharp single to The victories gave Milwaukee a 10- daughters, Donna M. D’Engenis, The funeral will be private, at the Samuel J. McCormick find it vandalized. a group of youngsters riding bikes on Police said Michael R. Brogie, 12, nightcap. center off loser Randy Scarbery, 1-4. Joan A. D’Engenis and Mrs. Pamela convenience of the family. Police said there were gouges in Woodbridge Street. The youths let of 75B Farm Drive was injured game winning streak and extended In other games, Twin* 13, Blue Jay* I MANCHESTER - Samuel J. L»«>- D. DiTomaso, all of Glastonbury: the car’s paint and the convertible one vehicle go past them, police said, Saturday when he felt off his bicycle the club’s record since June 13 to 27- Glenn Adams had three hits, in Maple Hill Chapels, 360 Maple McCormick, 74, of Attleboro, Mass., the New York four sisters, Mrs. Virginia Robotti top had been slashed. Access was but the Prentiss boy mistakeniy cut after hitting a depression m the road. 9. And Larry Hisle, the best hitter on cluding his eighth homer, to spark a Ave., Hartford, is in charge of and Martha’s Vinyard, Mass., Yankees blanked Seattle 4-0, and Mrs. Lillian Whinnem, both of arrangements. gained through the top, police said, in front of a second car. Police said he was taken to the team, is returning soon from a Baltimore defeated Oakland 4-1. 17-hit attack that carried Minnesota Glastonbury, Mrs. Sadi Ragassi of formerly of Manchester, died No charges were filed in the inci shoulder injury. and the glove compartment and rear Manchester Memorial Hospital for a Boston shaded California 6-5, Detroit to its loth victory in U games with .. . .» • « Thursday, July 19, at Martha’s dent. East Hartford and Mrs. Pauline Eharles Gregonis boot which allows access to the trunk possible broken clavicle. “If we can stay hot for the next 10- ' zipped the Chicago White Sox 1-0, Toronto this season. Pete Redfem, 5- Brescia of Southington: and a grand Vinyard Hospital. He was the hus day bomestand when we play New ROCKVILLE — Charles Gregonis, were broken into. Minnesota hammered Toronto 13-1, 0. gained his first victory as a starter daughter, Christie Lyn DiTomaso of band of Virginia B. Jones McCor A 21-year-old Marlborough man York three times, Baltimore three 76, of 1 E. Franklin Park died early According to police, a tool box and and Kansas City beat Texas 7-6. this season by striking out nine and Glastonbury. mick. was injured Sunday morning when times and five games against the Red Sunday at Rockville General its contents, a camera and pair of Oriole* 4, A'* I allowing five hits in seven innings. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 A native of Manchester and a his car hit a park^ vehicle at the Sox, we could really tighten Uiis race Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. sunglasses were stolen. The loss was Emanuel Lutheran Eddie Murray cracked a tie Otto Velez homered in the seventh a.m. from the D-Esopo Wethersfield graduate of Brown University, Wickham Park entrance, poiice said. up,” added Bamberger. Mary Prebula Gregonis. estimated at $492. breaking homer to trigger a three- for the Blue Jays' run. Chapel, 277 holly Brook Blvd., with a Providence, R.I., he was a retired John W. Gardner Jr. was treated at MANCHESTER - The ■nie Brewers — forgotten in a race Mr. Gregonis was born in Royal* 7, Ranger* 6 Reach Not Long Enough mass at St. Paul’s Church at 9. Burial manager of R.F. Simmons Co. of Manchester Memorial Hospital for Laotian retocation com Minersville, Pa., and had lived in the Poiice reported the following (jeorge Brett hit three home runs will be in Green Cemetery. Attleboro. Previously, he was the an injured left ankle. Police said he mittee of Emanuel Boston Red Sox first baseman Bob Watson California’s Brian Downing got to first safely Rockville area for 33 years. Before arrests over the weekend: and Willie Wilson singled in Al Friends may call at the proprietor of the C.A. Marsh Co. and was trying to turn his vehicle around Lutheran Church will meet reaches for wide throw from third baseman on second-inning error. (UPI Photo) his retirement, he was employed as a Nehemiah Blake, 31, of 114E Cowens from third base in the ninth Wethersfield chapel Tuesday from 2 a partner of the Welis Mfg. Co., both in the park entrance driveway and hit tonight at 7 at the church. foreman at the Consolidated Cigar Rachel Road, Manchester, was to snap a 6-6 tie. Dan Quisenberry. 1- Butch Hobson but he came nowhere near it as to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of Attleboro. Kaat Resets Clock charged with breach of peace 0, was the winner while reliever The family suggests that any Corp, Mr. McCormick was a trustee of He is also survived by three sons, Thursday night. He was reieased on a Sparky Lyle, 4-7, took the loss. Richie memorial gifts may be made to the the Attleboro Savings Bank and a William Gregonis of Tolland, John $100 non-surety bond. Court date is Zisk hit his ninth home run of the Building Fund of St. Francis Hospital former president of the Attleboro Man Surrenders Gregonis of Enfield and Charles E. Aug. 6. season for Texas. Pirates Charging Early and Medical Center, Hartford. YMCA, Attleboro Scholarship Foun Baffling Mariners Russell Saunders, 22, of 83 Oak St.. MANCHESTER - A 19-year-old mit burglary in the second degree, Gregonis of Philadelphia, Pa.; two dation and Attleboro Museum. He Manchester, was charged with Manchester man was charged with 24 tampering with a motor vehicle, picking up his sixth win in 11 daughters, Mrs. Francis (Dorothy) was a member of Attleboro Lions NEW YORK (UPI) - When after the All-Star break and still find failure to answer an infraction and counts of various offenses this mor larceny in the second, second degree NEW YORK (UPI) — Jim Kaat continued to set the clock back decisions and helping himself with a Carney of Ellington and Mrs. Gary Club, Highlands Country Club, North Tops South themselves trailing the first-place Mrs. Stephen A. Butryman was picked up on a bench warrant ning, police said, in connection with burgiary, first degree larceny, Sunday and it quickly became High Noon for the bewildered last year’s late-season rush for two-run single during a three-run se (Mary Jane) Butler of Essex; a Edgartown (Mass.) Country Club Montreal Expos, who split a double- VERNON - Mrs. Nellie Harris Friday, police said. He was released check passing charges. criminal impersonation, third degree PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - John the National League East cond. Mike Easler’s pinch-hit, two- sister, Mrs, Della Meyer of and the Second Congregational Seattle Mariners. header with the San Francisco Butryman, 76, of 58 Sunnyview Drive on a $50 non-surety bond. Court date Police said David Ericson of 159 larceny, second degree larceny, se Elway of Granada Hills, Calif., com run single in a rain-delayed sixth Pottsville, Pa. ; 14 grandchildren and Church of Attleboro. ”I actually feel better now than I 1 I'^d been getting slight muscle crown came up short, Giants Sunday, losing the opener 8-6 died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. is Aug. 6. Olcott St. turned himself in at poiice cond degree burglary and fourth pleted 23 passes for 363 yards and provided the winning margin. four great-grandchildren. Besides his wife, he leaves a did when I was with Chicago four cramps throughout the first few in Pittsburgh Manager Chuck before winning the nightcap 15-5. She was the wife of Stephen A. Maureen E. Hills, 16, was charged headquarters this morning after lear degree larceny, second degree said Hood, “but in the fifth four touchdowns to lead the North to In the second game, also in The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. d a u g h te r, M rs. M alco lm W. years ago,” said Kaat, the 40-year- n*ngs, t = . Tanner decided to test a new Pittsburgh, meanwhile, was Butryman. with breach of peace Friday, police ning of the warrant for his arrest. burglary and fourth degree larceny, they wouldn't release on me. If you a 35-15 victory over the South Satur terrupted by rain, Jim Bibby com from Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 (Deborah) Reed of Darien; a son, old southpaw purchased by the New battling the element and the Atlanta The funeral took place this mor said. She was ordered to appear in Police charged Ericson with five and second degree burglary and se start throwing the ball with just your day night in the 28th annual Shrine strategy for this season — take bined on a seven-hitter with Kent Prospect St., with a mass at St. Peter H. McCormick of Chestnut York Yankees from PUladelphia Braves. After five hours of rain ning at Newkirk and Whitney court Aug. 6. counts of conspiracy to commit cond degree larceny. arm you’re asking for trouble.” football game at the Rose Bowl. first place early and let the Tekulve and powered a two-run Joseph Church at 9, Burial will be in ■ Hill, Mass.; a sister, Elva McCor May 10. ”I don’t know how you’re delays, the Pirates sloshed to a 5-4,3- Funerai Home, 318 Burnside Ave., larceny in the third degree, six Police said bond was posted at $25,- Seattle All-Star Bruce Bochte The 6-3, 180-pound quarterback, rest of the division chase his homer to send away 30,(X)0 happy but Ellington Center Cemetery. mick of Manchester; four brothers, supposed to feel at 40, all I know Is 2 sweep to move East Hartford. Burial was in Grove counts of third degree forgery, six (X)0. Ericson’s court appearance is didn't care if New York pitchers who is headed for Stanford, threw wet fans. U Friends may call at the funeral Ernest McCormick of Bloomfield, A 7-year-old local youth was taken that physically I’m very capable of Pirates. within a half game Hili Cemetery, Rockville. to Manohester Memorial Hospital counts of fourth degree larceny by scheduled for Aug. 13 In blast Hart threw from a kneeling position — he touchdown passes of 9. 28 . 35 and 24 “It should be an interesting race,” home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Stanley McCormick of Manchester, continuing.” Weil, the Bucs have waited until of Montreal. Mrs. Butryman was born in East Sunday after colliding with a car possession, criminal attempt to com ford Superior Court. probably still wouldn't have hit them. yards. said Tanner. “This isn’t exactly go(^ Richard McCormick of West Hart The ancient-looking Mariners can "It could well be Hartford and had lived in Vernon for only nod weary beads in agreement “In retrospect it looked like we a four-team race on the nerves but a good race is David Bradford ford and Dr. Robert McCormick of ______m SALE STARTS TODAY the past 25 years. Before retiring in after Kaat held them hitless over the almost weren’t ready to play today." down to the wire,” always fun to watch.” MANCHESTER - David Brad Madison, N.J.; and six said Bochte, who entered the game as 1971, she had been employed by the final 4 2-3 innings and pitched the said Expos In other NL games, it was Cincin State of Connecticut for 25 years. She ford, 73, formerly of Southwood grandchildren. the American League's fourth nati 12, Chicago 1 in the opener and SUPER Yankees to a 44) Cardinals Stunned Manager Dick Funeral services were held Satur was a life member of Bigelow Road, Newington, died Friday at a leading batter with a .325 average. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 4 in the night day aftern o on in the Second Lebanon Officials victory. Thurman Williams. "The only advantage we Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of Manchester convalescent home. mNOVESEDRUGS He left it with three more strikeouts cap of a double-header; Houston 7, Congregational Church of Attleboro, Munson drove in have is playing the final series of the East Hartford. Mr. Bradford was born in A REAL DRUG STORE and three less points on his average. St. Louis 6; Philadelphia 5, San Diego with entombment in Woodlawn two runs with a As J.V. Cain Dies season against Philadelphia at home. L She is also survived by a sister, Springfield, Mass., and had lived in Begin Death Count New York took a 1-0 lead off loser 2 and Los Angeles 4, New York 3. Cemetery, Attleboro. single and double I hope we’re a part of it by then. We Mrs. Mary B. Leonard of East Hart Newington for 25 years. He was a Rick Honeycutt, 6-7, in the second in ST. CHARLES, Mo. (UPI) - - St. Louis Cardinals owner Cub* 1-8, Reds 12-4 It is suggested that contributions in GENERIC DRUGS but it was the com have good balance so we should be ford; and several nieces and member of Trinity Covenant Church ning when Reggie Jackson was hit by Larry Biittner’s bases-loaded his memory may be made to the BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — It was the end of a bined three-hit William Bidwill said he was “ shocked beyond description” at there.” nephews. of Manchester. Before his retire a pitch, went to third on Roy White's single in the sixth inning snapped a 4- Attleboro YMCA, 63 N. Main St., summery day, and the coastal highway was crowded with pitching of a true the sudden death of the NFL team ’s highly-regarded tight end Ellis Valentine had three hits, in The family suggests that any ment, he had been employed at can substantially REDUCE single and scored on Chris 4 tie and led Chicago to its split. Dave Attleboro, Mass., 02703, or to travelers headed home from a Sunday on the beach. Then Odd Couple — Don Hood and Kaat — cluding a homer, and scored three memorial gifts may be made to the Jacob’s Mfg. Co., Hartford, for 25 Chambliss’ sacrifice fly. J.V. Cain, who collapsed and died of a cardiac arrest during Concepcion drove in five runs with Martha’s Vinyard Hospital, Martha's the first bombs feil from the darkening sky. which had Seattle Manager Darrell runs to lead the Expos in their night Am erican Cancer So ciety, 670 years. your families' Prescription The Yankees scored twice in the team workouts Sunday — his 28th birthday. his second grand slam of the season Johnson downcast. The two left cap romp. Bill North drove in three Prospect Ave., Hartford. He is survived by a son, William Vinyard, Mass., 02557. third on Munson's RBI single and Eariy today, they were still counting the dead and HjALTHCARECDSTS! handers had pitched only 42 innings The team early today flew a cgin had just finished running a runs with a homer and a double to and a single to lead the Reds to a wounded from the Israeli air raid that struck to within 13 previously for the Yankees ail White's sacrifice fly and added their chartered jet to Houston to pick up pass pattern and was returning to the lead the Giants in the opener, giving triumph in the opener. miles of Beirut itself. One Beirut radio report said at season. final run in the fifth when Bobby Mrs. Cain. On board were teammate huddle when he suddenly fell flat on Vida Blue his first triumph since Astro* 7, Cardinals 6 least 15 people were killed and another 50 wounded, Here's How at Genovese Drugs: "We may have been flat.” Johnson Murcer drew a leadoff walk and and close friend Charlie Davis, and his back. Team officials and players June 9. Jose Cruz’s infield single scored Nation’s Top Executives scored on Munson’s double into the trainer Stan West. rushed to his side, but their efforts to Julio Gonzalez with the tie-breaking conceded, “but when two guys toss a “The last few weeks we were A Syrian military spokesman in Damscus said Syrian left field comer. Cain, a five-year veteran whom revive him failed. having trouble but now we got it back run in the ninth inning and enabled jets streaked into the skies after the Israelis “and forced three-hitter, you’ll look flat." Hood, named to start two hours “You’re as young as your faith,” Bidwill called a “superb athlete," With the exception of his wife, all together again,” Valentine said. “We Houston to snap a five-game losing them to stop their aggression ... and to leave the skies of said Kaat, reading' from a poem before gametime when Catfish died at 10; 15 p.m. CDT at St. Joseph of his family was reported to be at were trying to muscle up but now streak with a victory over St. Louis. Lebanon,” Guerrillas hurled anti-aircraft fire at them. written by former Phillies’ team Hospital following his collapse at Attending ‘Charm School’ 1 m m p T Y u n e to mg. t a b s ...... toe-t. Hunter returned home to North his side when his died. we’re more relaxed. It’s got to be Phillies 5, Padres 2 {Compares to Elavil ^1 mate Tim McCarver, who is 37. “Tim 8:20 p.m. Mike Schmidt belted his major But the Israelis headed on south, apparently unscathed. Carolina following the death of his Though a staunch physical fitness Pittsburgh we’re most concerned and I talk about our situation a lot Head trainer Johnny Omohundro league-leading 33rd home run — a WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. (U P D - Tanglewood, summer home of the bore at cocktail parties,” Travers There were no reports of casualties in the aerial conflict. 1 CHLORDIAZIPOXIDE HCL father, limited the Mariners to only advocate, Cain, a 6-foot-4, 225- about. They' have the power and the 4 .5 4 because we know we’re going performed mouth-to-mouth two-run blow — and Nino Espinosa Business executives from some of Boston Symphony Orchestra in near said. Within 30 minutes, Israeii warplanes diving and clim to mg. CAPS...... tBO"$. three hits before departing after 41-3 pounder from Colorado, suffered pitching.” through the same thing ... Operation resuscitation on Cain for a half-hour and Tug McGraw combined on a six- the nation’s largest and most by Lenox; they watched pirouetting Calloway, a company man for the bing from north to south bombarded five towns and the (Compares to Libnum ^l innings with cramps in his left calf. from various injuries that are not un Don Robinson provided the power Kaat yielded only a leadoff walk to Phaseout.” while paramedics rushed to the common in football. He missed a and the pitching for Pittsburgh in the hitter, leading Philadelphia over San prestigious corporations this ballerinas at Saratoga Performing past 20 years, said, “I found it a crowded highway along a 21-mile stretch of Lebanon’s 3 HYDRALAZm HCL 25 mg. TABS.. tOO'i. 4 .6 4 tremendous boon to becoming much pinch hitter Bobby Valentine in the And with that Jim Kaat, owner of scene. A team spokesman said that game with a shoulder injury in 1977 first game of its double-header, Diego. weekend are completing a six-week Arts Center in Saratoga, N.Y., and already battered coast. (Compares to Apresdme^ I 264 major-league victories, leaned .Cain was able to breathe “a few and missed the entire 1978 season. course at one of the nation’s classiest they studied great masters of pain more sensitive to what’s going on. In . . . eighth en route to his second victory the telephone industry, we’ve tended The attackers, taking advantage of the darkening skies *■ M m iZIHG HCL 12.5 mg. TABS ... lOO's. 4 .1 4 in three decisions. back and giggled like a child. seconds” on his own after being The club, desperately short on tight charm schools. ting at the Sterling and Francine treated by Omohundro and team "American Studies for to tell the users what we wanted and of dusk, climbed high over Beirut, then dived on the first (Compares to Antivert*) ends last year, was forced to open Clark Art Institute in Williamstown. physician Dr. Bernard Garfinkel, but Executives” at Williams College is what was good for them.” two targets — Damour and nearby Naameh. s METHOCARBAMOL 750 mg. TABS.. tOOs ... 9 .Q 9 last season with a special formation Lopes^ Nibbling “It’s been an opportunity to step Cain never regained consciousness. designed to send them back to their Now, Calloway said he believes his in Tel Aviv, the Israeli military command said the (Compares to R o b a x in *) that included no tight end. away from an incredibly tense “It’s a terrible tragedy, but the im businesses with a broader view of the firm “better be more responsive to strikes were aimed at suspected guerrilla positions. Cain broke in as a first-round draft technical job and step back into the g POTASSIUM CHLORIOE 10% ELIXIR.. PT... .Z 9 9 portant consideration now is for the 2 the changing environment around But a Palestinian guerrilla in civilian clothes, who pick of the Cardinals in 1974, catching world. realm of culture,” said George H. (Compares to K a y Ciel^l Lift to Dodgers identified himself only as “ Ali” and said he was in charge family of J.V . Cain,” Bidwill said. 13 passes for 152 yards and one Executives shed their three-piece Hamilton HI, 34, technical manufac us” , of the A1 Fatah office in Damour, one of the five villages 7 OUimiHE sot 200 mg. TABS ....100's. 7 .4 8 “He was a wonderful gentleman and touchdown. He replaced Jackie suits and slipped into sandals, blue turing manager at Polaroid Corp. of LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The Los Angeles Dodgers’ Davey “Most enlightened companies are hit, told a UPI reporter, “They (the Israelis) choose to a superb athlete, and the man whom Smith — one of the greatest tight jeans, and polo shirts. Among other Cambridge. Lopes wanted something to nibble. New York reliever Ed Glynn realizing that people are one, if not all of us will miss more than anything ends in club history — as a starter in things they studied batiet, drama, “It’s a rebirth of curiosity about strike at residential areas. their most, valuable resource,” said No militafy bases were involved in this raid. The one else as a person. 1975. gave him a morsel and there it went for the Mets. foreign policy, music, art and things you were interested in when Stop in or csll your Genovsts Drug Store Pharmacitt for ex Scotte Manns, 41, advertising thing I would like to say is that we got used to all their “I am shocked beyond description, literature. you were younger,” said Thomas act M vingi on these and many more Genericil Lesser quanti Lopes’ suicide bunt single with one manager of the Washington Post. ties may be priced slightly higher. Prices effective till 7/29/79 as is the entire organization and our “In the vernacular of business, we Travers, 43, director general of cruelty. out in the ninth inning Sunday scored “We saw people mourning, wailing,” said Penny John deepest feeling and sympathy at this call it ‘a charm school,’’’ said legislative affairs at Bell Canada in Rickies Invades Red Sox Steve Yeager and gave the Dodgers a son, a Washington, D.C., freelance writer visiting Sara- time is with his wife and family,” Richard J. Calloway, 43, a vice presi Ottawa, Ontario. “I think it’s con “Anything that can be done to in BOSTON (UPI) - Mr. Rickies’ targets. 4-3 victory over the Mets. dent of the San Francisco-based fand, another village that was hit. “Then we saw a car Bidwell said. “You stink, Torrez,” Rickies told Yeager drew a one-out walk off sidered by guys with our age and crease the knowledge of the people in With this the Players wept openly on the field Warmth took over as judge of Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. pass with a young boy, severed in pieces.” coupon purchase of him. "Save the legs, you’re arm is loser Glynn, 0-2, and pinch^ hitter experience as a bit of a plum.” their company is being done. I think OFF after Cain, who was attempting a The students — in their late-30s to the Boston Red Sox kangaroo gone. Maybe you can get your old job Manny Mota singled to right before “I began to think that in my day-to- that trend is very, very evident,” comeback after sitting out last mid-40s with technical, financial, or court Sunday and promptly dis back carrying trays when you’re day living from my home to the of said Ms. Manns, the only woman in ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION season because of an Achilles tendon Lopes laid down a perfect bunt to business administration backgrounds filled at Genovese hed out fines and spicy insults. finished.” fice I’ve become a drone,” Calloway the 1979 program. injury, collapsed. They shouted en score the winning run. The Mets - came from firms like American toniMieet Rickies is an avid baseball fan and said. “Now I’ll be able to miss my COUPON EXPIRES TM 79 JIMJ! Comedian Don Rickies, working at argued that Lopes’ bunt hit the bat Telephone and Telegraph Co., IBM ^iTO JI610j couragement and cheered for him follows the Los Angeles Dodgers Wide World of Sports and not go into Not only do the executives listen to when he briefly showed signs of a nightclub nearby, spent no time twice, which would have been an out Corp., and General Motors Corp. Al Sieffert «ay«... closely. He also is a good friend of for interference. But umpire Paul a catatonic state.” their teachers, they become teachers S>1 VE NOW ON PA TIENT AIDS! revival. leveling epithets at virtually every They listened to symphonies at "At least for a while, we won’t be a themselves. Boston player before Sunday’s 6-5 Boston Manager Don Zimmer, but Pryor ruled that Lopes had bunted Other players dropped to their the Red Sox skipper was also on WHY PAY MORE? '\ knees in the muggy 90-degree Red Sox win over California. No one the ball cleanly. Rickies’ hit list. “I figured he’d (Glynn) give me EASr-HOU temperature and prayed. escaped his barbed tongue, including “I’ve reserved three seats for you AIR CONDITIONERS Head coach Bud Wilkinson pinned captain Carl Yastrzemski. something to nibble on and if he got Police Nab Fourth Suspect • oe • W ESTINOHOUte • CARRIER at my show tonight. One for you, one WHEEL much of this season’s hopes on Cain. “You’ve been runniilg around in behind, he’d walk me,” Lopes said. NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) — A fourth McDonnell said the investigation is • E M E R S O N for your wife and one for your The FBI said Caceres and Cedano Cain had played an important offen circles for 20 years and what you "But he gave me the pitch I wanted suspect was arrested today in the still continuing and he couldn’t com CHAIR stomach,” Rickies said. were picked up about noon Sunday by 0,000 B T U -20.000 BTU HOME BLOOD sive role with the Cardinals before don’t realize is that when you’re all in the right situation. kidnapping of Joan Dedrick, a New ment on whether other suspects were FBI agents outside their tenement. through, you’re out of a job,” Rickies Among those who also felt Rickies' “The ball did bounce high but I Jersey banker’s wife who was freed his injury in spring training last being sought or whether the ransom FBI agents questioned the pair for DAMP BASEMENTS-DEHUMIDIFIERS PRESSUHEHIT told Yaz. “Anyone who spends 20 humor were: didn’t feel anything. I just don’t unharmed Sunday after her husband IN STOCK NOWI season, and the team had hoped he’d money paid by William Dedrick has six hours before they were 1^ away MFC. years running into a wall has to be Bill Campbell; “It’s a good thing know,” he said. paid a $300,000 ransom. been recovered. LOW PRICES OF COURSE FRICE help improve the Cardinals from in handcuffs from the F B I’s Newark 204.00 1 3 - 8 8 111 lonely.” someone named a soup after you to “It was the worst call I’ve ever C«mfortiBle149.99 inO Mf«. Eaiilr mantuvtreO over their 6-10 record last year. FBI spokesman Michael The three suspects arrested Sun headquarters to the Metropolitan urotlint. |r*M or rou|n uirfjftfc Allricllvt Rickies lined Yastrzemski $10 for keep the name alive." seen,” said Mets’ Manager Joe McDonnell said Gaetano Allesan- cAromi QMIOO IIHIiA. day in Paterson, N.J. — Guillermo Correctional Center in New York Ci Lockerroom Break-up wearing the same clothes three days Utility infielder Larry Wolfe; Torre. “There was no question the drello, 23, was arrested at 1 a.m. at Jesus Caceres and Angel Humberto ty- A t £i ”If J.V . returns healthy for a whole in a row. “After he takes them off, “Don’t worry, there’s still hope. ball hit Lopes’ bat twice.” his home in Paterson and held in the Boston Manager Don Zimmer (left) breaks up in laughter at Cedano, both 22, and Salvatore At about 7:30 p.m. Sunday, the FBI season, it will make a significant hose him down,” he said. (Jack) Brohamer just got hit by a The Mets tied the score with two Bergen County jail in Hackensack for GENOVESE DRU6 Lacognata, 23, all of Paterson — said Lacognata was arrested at his LHAIITFQID^ Zinger thrown by comedian Don Rickies, who visited lockerroom difference,” Wilkinson said earfier Pitcher Mike Torrez, who has been bus. Keep walking around, Larry. runs in the ninth inning. a scheduled noon arraignment in 28 MAIN ST. were to be arraigned today in U.S. residence. Agents would not say what prior to Sunday’s game with Angels. (UPI Photo) this year. struggling lately, was also one of Maybe someone will recognize you.” Newark with the other three District Court in Newark on charges led them to the suspects. suspects. of kidnapping and extortion. t - V EVENING HERALD, Mon., July 23, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Mon., July 23, 1979 s ta n d in g s Herdic Cops Third Legion Splits PaiVi British Champion Ballesteros Off American League Club Championship East Hartford Next Kant W 1., I V l . GB Splitting a weekend exhibition set in Vermont last weekend Looks for Recognition in U.S. Balimore 63 32 .663 — Capturing his third Manchester Country Club club chain- was the Manchester American Legion baseball team. Boston c 58. 34 .630 pionship in the last five years, John Herdic topped Woody Clark The Post 102 crew topped Proctor, i3th on an infield error. Milwaukee 59 38 .608 5 greens on the Royal Lytham Course, 1-up this past weekend for the title. 11-3, Saturday and yesterday bowed Ken Brasa had three hits Including LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Open and he failed to make the cut in Spaniard, described Sevvy as “the New York 52 44 .542 1114 most exciting player since Arnie variously driving his way to the The same pair met a year ago for Clark parred the 18th^ to trail 1-tip in 13 innings to Rutland, 7-6. A second a triple, Brandt three hits and an the U.S. Open five weeks ago in railway line running alongside the Detroit 48 46 .511 14Va after the first round of play. England (UPI) — Severino Palmer.” the club championship with the exact scheduled contest with Rutland was RBI, Furlong two hits, two runs Toledo, Ohio. course, a neighboring garden, and Cleveland 43 52 .453 20 Herdic moved to a 2-up lead as he Ballesteros, at 22 the youngest The American golfing public will Ballesteros has a unique style, cer same result. Clark defeated Herdic cancelled. scored and two RBI, Gaupuder finally into a parking lot Saturday at Toronto 29 69 .296 35‘4 birdied the first hole of the second British Open champion in have to wait some time before get tainly not one to win praise from the in 1977 for the crown 6-4 while Herdic Manchester, 25-7 overall, returns doubled and tripled with an RBI and the crucial 16th with the title in the \\*-»t round but Clark with a birdie-par at 5 more than a century, may have ting its next glimpse of purists. His driving is so erratic that defeated Rich Riordan in 1975 for his to Zone Eight play Tuesday night Mike Linsenbigler rapped two hits balance. W 1., P e l.- GR and 6 evened the match and he bir swashbuckling Sevvy, who has he has had to become a master of first title. against second place East Hartford with an RBI for Manchester, which finished ahead of golfing He was allowed a free drop and, California 56 42 .571 died the seventh hole to go 1-up. withdrawn from next month’s U.S. playing from the rough and jokes that Herdic and Clark were both a pic at Shea Park at 6 o’clock. collected 15 safeties. Rutland had a greats Jack Nicklaus and Tom typically, the Spaniard roared out of Minnesota 52 42 .553 2 Clark, however, three-putted the PGA championship to nurse a he would like to see Open courses ture of steadiness as the former fired Manchester leads the Zone at 17-2 dozen hits. the parking zone with a brilliant Texas 53 43 .552 2 ninth for a bogey and the pair swung Watson to win the world’s nagging back injury and has said he with even narrower fairways rounds of 71-72 in the 36-hole final while East Hartford is 14-4. recovery shot and then holed a 20- Kansas City 46 49 .484 8'A into the final nine holes dead even. McDonough Champ oldest major championship is almost certain of playing the Euro because he doesn’t hit them anyway. while Clark had rounds of 72-72. Her The locals scored five times in the foot birdie putt to wrest the lead Chicago 44 52 .458 11 Herdic parred 12 and 13 to go 2-up KENOSHA, Wis. (UPI) - Pat Saturday, but he still faces an pean circuit next season. “I only made the fairway twice dic had six birdies and Clark also six. first inning highlighted by Dave Bot- from Crenshaw. Seattle 42 56 .429 14 but bogeyed the 14th to see his lead Ballesteros has his supporters with my driver during the whole The pair was even after four holes taro’s two-run double and added McDonough, Long Beach, Calif., is uphill battle for recognition in The Texan, pliying two pairs Oakland 26 72 .265 30 sliced in half. They were even going the national junior men’s cycling among the U.S. golfers, however. championship,” the Spaniard said. It with Clark taking a 1-up lead on the three markers in the third with the the United States. ahead of Ballesteros and overnight into the last two holes as Clark champion and heads the qualifiers Texan Ben Crenshaw, who finished was an exaggeration — but only just. Sunday'a Rcmilla fifth with a birdie, Herdic parred the big blow Howie Furlong’s two-run The young Spaniard’s only leader Hale Irwin, saw his victory parred the 16th to draw even. for tryouts for the U.S. team that will second with defending champion Sevvy took erratic route to the Milwaukee 14-5, Cleveland 5-3 sixth to draw even and birdied the John Herdic single. succcess in the U.S. to date was win hopes disappear at the 17th with a But Herdic registered a birdie at compete in the world races in Oc Nicklaus, three strokes behind the Detroit 1, Chicago 0 eighth to go 1-up. Clark drew even at Wins Third Crown Furlong had two hits and two runs ning last year’s Greater Greensboro double-bogey six to drop three New York 4, b a ttle 0 the first turn with a par. the 17th with both parring the 188- scored as did Jon Brandt against tober. strokes behind the Spaniard. Boston 6, California 5. 10 innings. Herdic drew out to a 2-up lead at yard 18th hole to give Herdic his third Sports Transactions Proctor. Shawn Spears chipped in a McDonough wrapped up the title Ballesteros became the first con Baltimore 4. Oakland 1 the 16fh with both birdying the 17th. title. pair of blows including a two-base Saturday — the final day of four days tinental to win the title since Minnesota 13, Toronto 1 Football shot. of racing — finishing with 32 points, Weihring Holds Off Peete Frenchman Arnaud Massy in 1907 Kansas City 7. Texas 6 Cleveland — Cut veterans Jesse Erie Gauruder was the winning one more than Mark Whitehead of and the first European champion Today's Gaiiii-s Turnbow, Wade Bosarge and Craig pitcher, hurling a five-hitter. He Whittier, Calif. Peter Kron of Morton since Britain's Tony Jacklin cap MBs Grab Fourth Cassady and rookies Ken Mullens, Grove, III., was third with 15 points. Oakland (Morgan 0-5) at Baltimore walked none and fanned two. tured the crown on this same course (D. Martinez 12-7). n Darrell Davis, Len Mills, Ove Rutland tied it in the bottom of the In the final race Saturday, the To Nab Quad Cities Open 10 years ago. Milwaukee (Sorensen 11-91 at Johansson, Ed Delgado, Tom seventh on a two-run homer to send it sprint championship, Whitehead beat For the Americans, it was another Cleveland (Wilkins 2-4), n Place in League Higgins, Pat Healy, Lance Sisco, and into extra frames and won it in the McDonough in two straight heats to victory for Royal Lytham where the William Patterson. win that title. good position, but I couldn't sit back. cond shot — using a seven iron — into Chicago (Trout 4-3) at Detroit COAL VALLEY, 111. (UPI) last U.S. player to win the title was With Steve Chotiner’s two-run homer the difference, Moriarty Calvin’s second place finish after the cup for an eagle, (Baker 1-6). n — D.A. Weibring’s “conser Bobby Jones in 1926. Heat Takes Toll winning last week is really im “The eagle at No. 7 got me going. I Seattle (Abbot 4-9) at New York Bros, got back on the winning track with a 4-3 decision over the Irwin, two strokes ahead of Nationals vative” eagle on the par-five pressive. ■ was thinking about winning after that (Figueroa 3-6). n Vernon Orioles in Twilight League play yesterday at St. Thomas Argentina’s Guillermo Vilas tries to help Paraguay’s Victor Ballesteros after the third round and 15th snuffed out a sizzling rally “I had nine consecutive rounds because I had played the back nine California (Frost 7-6) at Boston bidding to become only the fifth Seminary. Pecci who collapsed on the court from leg cramps and heat, by Calvin Peete that included a under-par coming into today. I didn’t well all week,” Peete said. (Finch 0-1). n Moriarty’s plays the Imagineers Take Dukel player to win the U.S. and British The victory pushes the Gas defaulting the championship in the Washington Men’s Pro Ten know who would win, but I felt I was Weibring’s early threats came Toronto (Clancy 2-6) at Minnesota Wednesday night at St. Thomas at 6 sensational 145-yard eagle shot Opens in the same year, faded into Housers into fourth place at 10-9-2 nis Tournament. Vilas was 7-6, 7-6 winner. (UPI Photo) in good position. I finally made it, from C raig S tra d le r and Bob (Zahn 8-2). n o'clock and hosts Glastonbury Friday Scoring a run in the on the par-four seventh. Murphy, who finished one stroke oblivion with a 78 to finish sixth on Kansas City (Leonard 5-7) at Texas and 22 points while Vernon slips to and I’m very pleased.” eighth place at 9-9-2 and 20 points. night at MCC. bottom of the fifth in Weibring thus won his first PGA Weibring said he set a game plan back of the Quincy, 111., native. 289. (Jenkins 10-6). n tournament Sunday — the $200,000 Crenshaw finished tied for second Singles by Nick Farese and Jim ning, the Manchester and it won. “It was not to be par Veteran Sam Snead was the leader Emblem Replaced Phone Company Winner for the second straight year, posting Silva gave the MBs a 1-0 lead in the National League All- Quad Cities Open — and Peete fell ticularly aggressive, but to keep it in the clubhouse with a 3-under-par SMITHFIELD, R.l. (UPI) - The a 71 to stand at 283 alongside three National League top of the third inning but Vernon Stars shaded the two strokes short of taking his se short of the flag and the birdies 277. New England Patriot emblem - time winner Nicklaus, who recorded Fant came back to take a 2-1 lead. But cond. He won his first last week in would come.” Snead made PGA history during emblazoned on the team ’s football Manchester American his seventh second-place finish with a W 1. Prl. (;b Chotiner slammed a two-run homer As Meyers Takes Title Milwaukee. Peete put on his charge on the back Sunday’s final round, shooting a 4- helmets - is being replaced with a League All-Stars, 1-0, Montreal 52 38 .578 - in the fourth after Ray Gliha reached Weibring, 26 and in his fourth year nine, shooting five birdies for his under-par 66 to become the first 72. more modern rendition of the Battle Friday night at L«ber on the tour, pocketed $36,000 with his Pre-tournament favorite Watson, Pittsburgh 52 39 .571 >4 safely on an error. LUTHERVILLE, Md. (UPI) — If nothing else, the phone com record mark. golfer to card a score lower than his of Bunker Hill hero. Field in a D istrict 14-under-par 266, Peete, who finished age. During Friday’s round. Snead chasing his third win in five years, Chicago 50 40 .556 2 Silva lofted a sacrifice fly in the pany was happy to see Pat Meyers win her first Ladies’ But he said it was on the par-4 .547 2'2 The current cartoon symbol was at 268, shot a final round 63 that tied became the first player to equal his blew up with a 10-over par 81 and was Philadelphia 52 43 fifth scoring what proved to be the Eight Tournament tilt. A 7 9 CHEVR0UT seventh that he saw a chance to close adopted with the inception of the Professional Golfers Association tournament. the Oakwood Country Club course St. Louis 45 55 .500 7 winning run. on Weibring. He sent his 145-yard se- age when he shot a 67. well down the field with 297. franchise in 1960. His replacement The Nationals will now After three years of frustration and putt on the 16th hole to take corn- record. New York 38 52 .422 14 Dave Bidwell won his fourth face the Hazardville All- A special factory program makes It will combine the stripes of the flag, five second-place finishes, Meyers mand and she parred the final two Weibring was tied with Peete at 11- Wc-*l without a loss for the Gas Housers. Stars Wednesday night at though not the stars, with a more possible for ua to save you hundreds of captured her first LPGA win Sunday holes for the win. under on the green of par-five 15th Galento Dies W L Pol. GB Leber Field at 6 o'clock. life-like version of one of General with a two-under-par 71 and a 9-under “I thought I'd left that putt at 16 when he turned to his caddy and 55 44 .556 - T he c o n te s t w as a LIVINGSTON, N.J. Houston Washington's troops. extra dollars on full elze Chevrolets, total of 210 in the $75,000 Greater way short, but I knew after I dropped 47 .520 3‘z Larrieu Scores Win pitcher's duel between asked him to check the board for (UPI) - “Two-Ton” Cincinnati 51 The new design is expected to be Baltimore Golf Classic at the Pine it I was in good shape,” she said. San Francisco 48 50 .490 64 BOSTON (UPI) - Olympic hopeful Dave Brasefield of the Monte Carlos, and V-8 trucks. Check Peete’s score, Tony Galento, who unveiled later this year. Ridge Golf Course. "However, I made sure I didn't look “He (the caddy) told me Calvin Right now.... San Diego 45 55 .450 104 Francie Larrieu won the women's Nationals, who spun a these sample buys — we have 60 more And while Meyers was on the at a leader board until I got to the was 10-under, so I hit a consevative stunned boxing fans by Atlanta 40 56 .417 134 mile race Sunday by nearly three McKay Advances three-hitter, and the course trying to withstand the 18th green. 58 .402 15 seconds to highlight action at the putt and it went in,” said Weibring. knocking heavyweight Los Angeles 39 LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - Americans Larry Stanford, in stock to choose from. pressure, her father was making nine With five second-place finishes in Kendall Invitiation Track Classic at “That was really the turning champion Joe Louis to Sunday'-! R<--*ull-> Professional squash player Heather who allowed only two calls to the press room to follow her the last two years, she wanted to point.” he said. “The eagle put me in the canvas in 1939, Immediate Cincinnati 12-4, Chicago 1-8 Boston University. McKay defeated Gail Goodrich of the safeties progress. make sure she didn't add any more Larrieu. of the Pacific Coast Track died Sunday of a heart Houston 7. St. Louis 6 Utah Jazz Sunday. 21-9, 21-1, to ad- Steve Byam scored the CHEVY VAN LIST •6411 "He must have the biggest phone pressure over the final two holes. Meyers Reports Phila 5. San Diego 2 Club, turned in a lime of 4:38.62 to "I was starting to get a little bit atack. He was 69. edge Darlene Beckford of the Liberty vance to the finals of the $188,000 All- °'][y ''VI’' ^ j ^ bill in the country right now,” said MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Forward delivery on Los Angeles 4. New York 3 Pro Racquetball Championship. ® single and ad- Meyers. "He lives in Ormond Beach. discouraged with all the second-place Track Club. Beckford's lime was Dave Meyers reported today to the The Orange, N.J. saloon San Francisco 8-5. Montreal 6-15, Jim Schoenfeld of the Buffalo vanced to second on a YOU SAVE Fla., and he hasn't been making finishes, but I kept figuring the odds 4:41.82. 825 Milwaukee Bucks’ rookie and free bouncer packed one of the Pittsburgh 5-3. Atlanta 4-2 Sabres defeated professional golfer passed ball, taking third as 'A ton short wheelbese those calls during the discount would be with me sooner or later,” Boston Marathon winner Joan model with V>8, etd. agent workouts, after sitting out last hardest punches in the Today'-* Gain**-* Frank Conner, 21-4, 7-21, 11-7, in a throw went into the out- hours.” she said. all Jeep models Benoit, also running for the Liberty trent., rtdio. aux. 'teat season with a back injury. history of professional Cincinnati (Hume 6-5) at Chicago another semi-final. field. He scored on a YOU PAY •5586 Ironically, Meyers' only concern The $11,250 first prize money club, finished third at 4:44,59. and more. St. #3114. Meyers ruptured a disc in his lower boxing. (Caudill 0-2). 2, (with completion of McKay and Schoenfeld earned $4,- passed ball. after her victory was also phone raised her earnings for the year to Patti Lyons, runner-up in the back during the exhibition season Regarded bs just another suspended game) 000 and will compete in January T he A m e ric a n s calls. $30,017. In her three years on the with summer Boston Marathon, won the 5.000 last year. He refused surgery or “easy m ark” for Louis, the Atlanta (Niekro 13-11 and Hanna 0- against two major league baseball threatened in the first on 'T ve got to call my husband (who tour, she has picked up a little more meter race with a time of 16:42.24. IMPIIU STATION WAGON chemical treatment, opting instead 5-foot, 8-inch Galento, who 0) at Pittsburgh (Blyleven 7-3 and players and two from the NFL who Roya and Brendan LIST also lives in Ormond Beach) and my than $107,000 in prize money. to recover by resting. 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EVENING HERALD. Mon., July 23, 1979-1- PAGE FIFTEEN PAP.F. FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. July 23.1»7» Friends of Music Offer Throwaway Gadgets Cut into Razor Blade Market . NEW YORK (UPI) - A fine razor posables have grabbed much bigger predicts they will grab 40 percent of markets. Gillette is getting ready to shar^n against injector and band safety used to be something a man shares of the market: 40 percent in the U.S. market within five years. Gillette, first to appear in the the competition. It is test marketing razors and heavier twin-track razors Broadway Play in Vernon American market, and the Bic Pen a single-edge disposable priced to with removable blades. treasured and handed down to his France and Belgium, 45 percent in Bich has majority shares in the dis eldest son. Now, increasingly, it is a Italy, 30 percent in England, 75 per posable razor market in nearly every (Jo. of Milford, Conn., are the only compete with the Bic in three cities. "They are Just starting to make theater stemmed from her parents’ and gaining theatrical experience at little plastic gadget to be thrown cent in Greece; and 50 percent in' country except the United States, two big producers in the United The Bic disposables sold in the headway against the conventional By BILL FOX involvement — “A special part of the same time. Most of the par away after a number of shaves. Austria. They also are making im where his Bic single-edge razor is States but Wamer-Lambert’s Schick United States are made in America, double-edge safety razor blade and VERNON — This Wednesday and ticipants learn of the yearly musical that show was being one of Conrad pressive gains in Latin America and running neck and neck with the division has begun test marketing a not in France, and their price has the electric shaver,” said a Bic Birdie's adoring, screaming fans. The disposable razors which sell Thursday, at 8 p.m. at the Vernon through information pass^ to the Gillette Co.’s twin-track Good News disposable twin-track in the Seattle remained stable since they were in spokesman. Also there was a sense of family In for 20 to 30 cents, depending on Australia. Center Middle School, Route 30, the bands and choirs in the school whether they are single-edge or two- Bruno Bich, son of France’s Baron razor. area, selling two for 69 cents, and the troduced at four for 79 cents four “The male beard and stubble vary Vernon Friends of Music will again that show.” That unique feeling of system. track blades, have captur^ 15 to 20 Marcel Bich, who followed up his The Japanese Shiseido Co. is tops Wilkinson Sword Co., maker of years ago. so much it is utterly impossible to bring the curtain down on a summer togetherness was echoed by Melan — Susan Watson and Eric Anderson ^rcent of the $425 mllUon-a-year huge success with Bic ballpens and in Japan and in some other Asian stainless steel double-^ge conven Spokesmen for Gillette and Bic make one razor that s'ults spectacle ~ a full-fledged Broadway “Birdie was one of the closes knit typified one reason for their interest, American safety razor blade market. disposable cigarette lighters with markets. A Brazilian firm appears to tional blades, is reported preparing agreed that so far the disposables everybody,” the Bic spokesman said. theater 'casts I've ever worked musical. saying they both “plan acting In Europe the little plastic dis- one of the first disposable razors. be ahead in the Latin American to market one. have made, their biggest inroads The annual event — for the past carreers and view the Friends of with.” eight years - has involved more than Music offering as valuable Kleiner recalled the opening night 300 students of the Vernon School experience.” of “Birdie’ 'because — “That's when system. More than that, however, many the feeling of creating a live show B u sin e n In 1971, Ed DeGroat, a former persons involved indicated that, “It from Librettos was finally realized. Office Boom teacher in the Vernon system, was gives me a summer activity, It is also memorable as the first looking for an activity that would in somewhere to go every day where I show I directed and it was strange pas-4 Lydall Sales Increase; volve some of the town's youth in a can continue my friendships from that I felt a like part of the audience Nationwide challenging and interesting program. school and make new ones." and yet a participant at the same He thought a Broadway show might A similar program doesn't exist time." NEW YORK (UPI) - The steady Board Boosts Dividend be just the thing to fill that void. anywhere in Connecticut, In it there “The summer show program is more growth of the American white collar stantial drop in operating income According to Cheryll Kleiner, is an underlying professionalism than just memories as each show working force is producing a coun MANCHESTER - Millard H. costume designer for this year's mixed with the ability to have a good presents unique challenges to the Pryor Jr., president of Lydall Inc., from the same period last year. trywide boom in office construction. On May 29, 1979, Del L. Peterson production of “How To Succeed in time, which makes the summer show director, the actors, the acresses, Economist Tom Kavet of McGraw- has announced second quarter 1979 Business Without Really Trying,” Ed the success that it is. and technical staff. “It's a challenge sales of $29.9 million, an 18 percent joined Lydall as the Acadia Division Hill's F.W. Dodge division said vir president, bringing to this operation offered the idea to the Friends of Looking back on some previous to portray a new character and tually every commercial city in the increase over the same period last Music and indicated he would be in productions some, of the persons in assume the fictional idiosyncracies year. Earnings decreased by $60,000 over 30 years of experience in the country is building new office struc electomer field. Previously he had Stars of "The King and I,” Diane Nathan- obeying the king’s decree that no one in his terested in producing it. Because of volved recall some “memorable in the space of four weeks,” Boyle tures. Chicago, Houston, Minneapolis (5 percent) to $1 million. On a per- kingdom of Siam shall ever stand above his DeGroat's enthusiasm and the moments,” such as the time when an said, summing up the thespian share basis, the company earned 53 been vice president-operators for son as Anna and Gerald Forbes as the king and Philadelphia are among those Gates Rubber in Denver, Colo. feeling of the group that this was actor's moustache fell off in full view philosophy of "There is no such thing benefitting most. cents compared with 56 cents in the are shown in a scene where they’re dis head. (Photo by Bob Antaramian) Essential price increases and ad positive program for students, the of the audience, during the showing as an easy cahracter if it is portrayed Dodge is forecasting 215 million second quarter of 1978. Year-to-date cussing Moses from the Bible. Anna is summer show as bom. of “ Guys and Dolls." This was correctly." earnings per share remained even ditional capacity for higher margin square feet of new office construc products should help the Acadia Divi There have been many different recalled by Greg Barbero, a five- tion in the country this year, up from with 1978 at 97 cents. challenges and memories stretched year veteran of the program. At its July meeting, Lydall’s board sion to offest escalating costs of the record 207 million last year, and labor, raw material and energy. over the ensuing eight seasons and Or the time when the last train out from the previous national peak of of directors voted to increase the Hartt’s ‘The King and I’ James Melan, this year's set Choral Symposium company’s regular quarterly divi The newly formed Westex Divi- . of town in “Bye Bye Birdie,” didn't 195 million square feet in 1973. designer and stage manager, has quite make it, Mrs. Kleiner recalls. dend by 17 percent to 17Vi a share, an Sion, also part of the Formed Features Singers Dollar value of this year’s office Products Group, had an excellent seen it all. He became involved at the The train was made of cardboard and construction is forecast at $10.2 annual rate of 70 cents a share. ’The quarter with record sales and ear Impressive Performance suggestion of a friend who played in in the middle and in the middle of the HARTFORD - The Gregg Smith billion — up from $9.1 billion in 1977. decision to raise Lydall's dividend the first orchestra for the first scene, one of the pieces came loose Singers will make a guest for the fifth consecutive year was nings. appearance at the University of But Kavet said footage tells more The Fiber Materials Group did king's number one wife, who fulfills production. and a stagehand had to hold the piece than dollar volume in the present in based on the company's commitment the Simsbury Light Opera Company. Hartford Tuesday in conjunction well for the period. Southern Special By JL NK TO.MI’KINS her humble station, and also In the beginning the veteran thes- in place until the action moved to its dividend growth policy and its Perhaps "King” just isn't the right with a week-long Choral Music Sym flationary climate. products had record earnings, and Herald Reporter vehicle for Ms. Nathanson. recognizes Anna’s good influence on pian loved working with the people in downstage and the piece could be Chicago has nearly 20 percent of continued confidence in Lydall’s the program, but now there is also posium sponsored by Hartt College of the Fiber Process Division had un WEST HARTFORD -Some of Otherwise, she beautifully por the king. But Porterfield, looks so un refastened with a staplegun. All the the new office construction under future. the unique repsonsibility of creating Music and funded by a grant from the David W. Clark Jr., executive vice usually high sales and very good ear Rodgers and Hammerstein s best trays the woman who is both gentle oriental it’s hard to imagine her as a audience could see was this hand way this year with 9 million square a fantasy. sticking through the train. Connecticut Commission on the Arts. president, commented, “Even in the nings. music and lyrics are being per and firm, and well able to confront Siamese native. feet of space being added to the Loop Although results were affected by Matthew Lombardo is the stately “The illusion is always there be it A common memory for several of Choral specialist Gregg Smith of business district's present 60 million. face of what are forecast to be formed at the University of Hart and often resist the king's stubborn New York City is in-residence for the the Teamsters and steelworkers ford's Millard Auditorium by the and pointless demands. young Prince Chululongkorn who has the ranch set in “Girl Crazy," or the participants, like Anerson, John Houston has 5 million square feet in Unlimited, located in East Hartford, which recessionary third and fourth learned well the arrogant strut that what I consider the greatest achieve Boyle and Barbeo, were the curtain symposium and is recognized as a Herb Weeks and his wife, Sharon, inspect quarters, programs now under way strikes earlier in the period, the Hartt College of Music. The show opens with Anna making progress and plans for millions more. operates a fleet of 15 new motor homes appears to be an innate ment, New York City on stage, calls because the audience was champion of contemporary choral their motor home after having gone through a should enable the company to make Spheric Group had an excellent ■'The King and I" is complete with her entrance down the aisle of the music and a noted authority on the In Minneapolis, present construction characteristic of Siamese royalty as “Guys and Dolls” set, Melan said. showing appreciation for all of the cleaning operation before renting it out available for short- or long-term rentals. substantial progress in meeting its quarter. a captivating group of the king's Millard Auditorium with her son on choral works of Igor Stravinsky. will increase 6.3 million square feet The Packing Group’s Federal described by Rodgers and Hammers- Besides creating a fictional hard work and the many hours of again. Weeks is president of Motor Homes (Herald photo by Pinto) long-term financial goals.” children, some very attractive orien their way to board the ship that will The Gregg Smith Singers will per of space to 9 million, while the value Package Division had outstanding take them to Bangkok. She turns to tein. background, the production gives the preparation you spent. They termed of major projects in Philadelphia far TTie major contributor to the com tal sets ingeniously executed tor form a three-part program: the art results for the quarter. Reorganiza scene changes, interesting ballet, the audience along the way and now Lombardo's duet With John technical director a chance to test it "a very rewarding feeling." exceed $200 million. pany’s second quarter earnings of m adrigal, m usic in m u lti tion efforts are continuing at the and then says softly that it's "so nice Massaro as Anna’s son, "A classroom theories for the benefit of Other recollections centered on Nina Klarich, an assistant vice decline was the poor performance of and. of course, the memorable dimensional sound, and humor in Barrington operation, and new equip melodies. Puzzlement," is delightful and equal the Tri-Town audiences. the 1977 performances of "Bye Bye president of First National Bank of the Formed Products Group's of you to come to see us off." You music. ment was installed at Flashfold Performed by former and current feel like you're there at the dock. And ly well performed by both young Since the entire production Birdie." For Carolyn Balk: "Rose Chicago, said the new office con RV Rentals Picking Up Acadia Division, a major producer of Tickets for the 8 p m. concert at which should significantly improve students of Hartt College and Hart later, too. when she and her son wave men. features students in Grades 6-12, with Alverez was my first major role and struction in Chicago is virtually all elastomer seals and gaskets. While The young children of the king’s a minimum of adult participation, I couldn’t believe that I had been the University of Hartford’s Lincoln profitable, the unit sustained a sub manufacturing performance. ford area artists, the musical is an from the deck to their friends, you Theater are available at the door. privately financed. family are the scene stealers there is an intense feeling of pride in chosen for the assignment. ” “Chicago has no massive urban impressive performance, even if the get the feeling that the boat is slip EAST HARTFORD - In business Waterbury and other towns. He said the company put 10 motor ping away from the pier, even though whenever they're on stage. helping to create a viable product Tracey Newirth, whose interest in development program,” Ms. Klarich cast members who play oriental since April. Motor Homes Unlimited Two owners, a retired a couple and homes in the Yale Bowl for one day roles, for the most part look too pale nothing really moves. A fine begin Especially enjoyable Is the Small said, “nor has there been any large a young couple, come from South recently to be used as dressing rooms Elected to Post ning. House of Uncle Thomas Ballet with seaaeaaraRateiMiz condemnation of urban space. The provides 15 new motor homes for and too occidental. Vermont Craft Fair Set short- or long-term rentals, year Windsor, and another owner, retired, during a rock concert. The voices are generally pretty As the king. Gerald Forbes has the Cynthia Bulaong dancing the solo developers are going out, assembling lives in Manchester. Although the group was not of MANCHESTER - Gerald F. Sommers has good, except for Diane Jones Nathan- stature and clipped mannerisms of part of Eliza, and choreographed by MOUNT SNOW, Vt. — Seventy craftspersons from as Theater Schedule parcels and starting projects based round. been elected an executive vice president, far as Florida and California have been selected on the Herb Weeks, of East Hartford is “The gas situation held us back ficially formed until April, it was one son who plays Anna Leonowens, the the image of the king which has been Joseph Albano. on their best estimates of where the during April and May, but things are of the group's outfits that was rented director of marketing and member of the The very effective scenery, basis of their outstanding products to exhibit at the Ver president of the business which in British teacher who has come to created so lastingly by Yul Brynner. E. Hartford Drive-In — Robbery " - Show starts at city of Chicago is heading.” picking up now with the vacation for Hollywood star Marsha Mason's board of directors of Allied Printing Services designed by Jam es D. Johnson mont Public Radio Benefit Craft Fair July 27-29 at Mount Ms. Klarich and Dodge's Kavet cludes private owners located in Siam to teach the many children of Can one conceive of any other "Dawn of the Dead " 8 30, dusk Durham, Bristol. Meriden, Hamden. season. " Weeks said. use while she was on location at Inc. the royal family. characterization? creates palace and garden effects Snow Ski Resort in southern Vermont. "Young Dracula " 10:30 Vernon Cine 1 — "Jaws " both said the office building boom is Manchester Memorial Hospital for The announcement was made by John F. Whether the songs were out of Stephanie Zavras gives a with simple carved panels and The festival will be held in the Mount Snow Base Lodge, E Windsor Drive-In — " Ap 7:05-9:20 being forced primarily by expansion the filming of “Promises in The Sommers, president of the company. comfortable vocal range for Ms. creditable performance as Tuptim. moveable garden walls. Scene eight miles north of Wilmington, Vt., on Route 100. Hours ple Dumpling Gang Rides Vernon Cine 2 — "Hair " of service industries — accounting, Dark” to be released later this year. Gerald Sommers is a graduate of Cushing Nathanson, or whether she is more at both vocally and dramatically, changes are ingeniously effected by are noon to 6 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; Again” 8:30: "Candle Shoe" 7 20-9:30 law and similar professions and the Open New Office Weeks said that 11 “rigs” are Academy in Ashburnham, Mass., and Nichols and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. 10:00 home with operatic roles is hard to although at times It seems that she, coolie-dressed stage hands who take advertising and marketing scheduled to go to Lake Placid for College in Dudley, Mass. At Nichols, he say. Often it seems that she is using and her lover in the show, Lun Tha mincing steps in moving the simple Musical entertainment is scheduled all three days. Manchester Drive-In — operations of business. received a bachelor’s degree in business ad "Jaws " 8:40; "Buck Rogers MANCHESTER —Sulaiman Marikar. M.D., the Winter Olympics. Some of the at least two different voice qualities, played by John J. Roche, are too con sets. Returning for Saturday'Sunday performances will be the McGraw-Hill’s Kavet said oc ministration as a marketing major. He now in the 25lh Century" 10:45 announces the opening of his office at 342 Main members of Motor Homes Unlimited which distracts from her more fined by the garden rail on the set. Peter Harvey, known to many as a popular Le Mer Mime Theater from New Haven, Conn., cupancy rates of office buildings lives in Vernon. Mansfield Drive-In — St., for the practice of psychiatry. own more than one motor home. natural lovely mezzo. She is working Roche and Zavras sing an admirable tenor soloist, very ably directs the which delighted audiences last year. The Orighstl (SB everywhere in the country are very Allied Printing Services Inc., at 579 W. Mid "Rocky If " "The Great Train Dr. Marikar received his formal training at Motor Homes Unlimited may be lor her master's degree in opera at rendition of "We Kissed in a musical portion of the show. The traditional summer fair will include pottery, high and vacancies few. contacted by writing Motor Homes dle Turnpike, is one of the largest sheet fed Hartt and has an extensive perfor Shadow." "The King and 1 ” plays in reper jewelry, leather, Chinese paper cuts, blown and stain^ Even New York, where the tali the Institute of Living, Hartford completing offset commercial printing firms in Connec his residency in 1976. He remained a member Unlimited, c/o P.O. Box 18162, East mance background including the Playing Lady Thiang. Sally Porter tory with "Brigadoon" Thursdays glass, clothing, photography, toys, furniture, and glass-walled skyscrapers of the 1950s Hartford, 06118, or calling 289-2890. Gerald F. Sommers ticut. Connecticut Opera Association and field understands her role well as the through Sundays, through Aug. 5, assorted wood products. and ‘60s emptied as big firms fled the of their staff until coming to Manchester. Pin‘m near i«:4i city, is sharing in the boom, accor Dr. Marikar is certified by the American Board of Psychiatry. / ding to Kavet. 5b. Klarich said Chicago’s office TV Tonight EVERY TUESDAY ■ ‘ ILinsfirld 'IhiM' m building boom is reflecting the after 4:00 pm CUNT already vigorous state of the city's IS e w Representative 6:00 S ® ® - M o v l e ‘Anne Of The 12:40 economy.nnot sparking the city's 10:30 D C B S Late Movie "Battle P8 N«w8 Thousand Days (1969) Richard ® Dick Cavett EASTWOOD Circus” (1953) Humphrey growth. (£ Th« Brady Bunch Burton. Genevieve Bujold. A new Xerox center will move peo ( S Jo kar'i Wild England's King Henry VIII falls in 11:00 Bogart, June Allyson. 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I H0W-» J N O T IC It • (.Oil and Found ! 643>2711 • Paraonaia > AnnouncOfnanla * or * * WMTHI * • E"larlt'nn'ent Termed ‘Jerky’ ■ AuCt'Ons * 643-271$ - * RUN YOUR AD 3 DAYS FINANCIAL WASHINGTON (UPI) - On the eve o f secretary Jody Powell. - Bonds-Stocks-Mo'igaoii *M NIttll)U; President Carter’s Cabinet purge, adviser Tile White House had total control of the ■ Personal Loans * after * G E T A 4 D ID A Y . in^ufunce Robert Strauss emerged from the White little news that was disseminated, and on * 5PH * ___ its own timing and terms. CMPLOYMCNT FREEH *IT------* House and emotionaliy accused the press H«iD Wanted Throughout the period, it had become • Business OppOMunilieS of reporting the administration’s con - Situation .Wanted vulsions “in jerks.” apparent Carter also was reviewing the role of the press in his presidential pic EDUCATION Homeo For Sole 23 Homeo For Solo 23 But that is the way the news came out of • P' vate insirucl'ons Holp Wonted 13 Holp Wonted 13 Help Wonted is the White House. Each dismissai of a ture. - Scnoois-Ciasses COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 ’Twice he took secret side trips to talk to - insi'uclions Wanted AUTO & TRUCK high-ranking officiai was announced FULL OR PART TIME - MECHANICS- Experienced ROOMS, 1st floor family MANCHB8 TBR separateiy with its own specihi trauma. folks in Pennsylvania and West Virginia REAL ESTATE Maintenance man. Laurel room with fireplace, 4 - Humes tor Sale only. Apply at 878 Hartford NEW HOMES Carter himseif has now let it be known as his summit was winding down, Lots Land to* Sale Manor, 91 Chestnut Street, Road, Manchester. Call 647- generous sized bedrooms, 2 • investment P*Ope*ty 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car On gorgeous treed lots with he believes Washington reporters focused breaking a promise that there would Manchester. Apply Monday 9552. - Business P'ooe'ty through Friday,ay, 11-3.il-3. REGAL garage, walkout basement, city water and sewers and too much on the Cabinet firings instead of always be a tight contingent of reporters Peso*! Prope'iv - t^ea' Estate Wanted She Kerath GKETIKSiaFTS CLERK TYPIST - Will per $83,509. Group I, Philbrick gas heat. 3 & 4 bedroom the substance of his born-again ad and camerament with him when he “M I MRl»1 <1 Mm FNfll form a substantial amount of Agency. 646-4200, models with 2Vt baths, traveled. MISC SERVICES JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR Hntikiwwir typing, filing and other office ministration. Se'vices OHe*ed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - For multi-site operation. duties. Will also be the fireplaced family room, The president plans to break his cam When Carter was ready to return to - Pgcnting.Peoenng Must have experience and be Ri^fiwi Inw AHwki't iitft Mv 04^ double garages priced BuiilJing-Cont'acting Hm • Mpt iffwM f li KruM f(w primary switchboard relief MMICHESm paign commitment to hold regular news Washington Saturday, July 14, the White able to work second shift. CM. from $91,900.00 - Rooting-S'ding Salary in teens For informa operator. High School diploma RocNiaa conferences with the White House press House failed to inform the press. - Mealing.PlumO’ng Help Wonted 13 Nr Mar taNnMto «i MrNiii fitJ or the equivalent plus 2 years - FloO'ing tion forward name and ■Ml piMRi. «Ni« iW wr ciUh M6rl 3 bedroom L-Shaped M E R R in and will try to communicate more with Reporters and cameramen, who learned - Moving-Trjrking.StO'age gsmnm related office experience ADVERTISING telephone number to Box Z, Ranch. Eat-in kitchen, for the time the president was to arrive, were - Se'vices Wanted RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll KGAlGREfTMCSt GIFTS required. Apply between 12 RMlIort 646-1180 local media in other parts of the country. p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. c/o Manchester Herald. lU rmSfl M U. L Nin o’wock - 3 PM to Rogers Corp, mal dining room, Only after nearly three weeks of told they would not be allowed to see him MISC FOR SALE RATES DEADUNE s»nH fireplaced living room, - Housenoifl Goods Apply director of nursing, Mill Street, Manchester, Ct. land by chopper on the South Lawn, a 1 day ...... izewofdpardoy 12:00 noon tht diy bfloro Salmonbrook Convalescent REAL ESTATE- Part timers wall-to-wall carpeting, IVi secretive, agonizing reappraisal of his A'lic'es *0* Sate Sdiyt . ...Iiowordparday publiCition. Equal Opportunity Employer. - Bji'ding Suppl es earn $8,000 -f. Thjee MLS own performance did Carter summon routine protective ritual followed for 6 d «y i ...... s weed par dty D iid lln i lor Stturdiy ind Mon* Home, off House Street, m7f . baths. Treed shaded lot SUPER CLEAN 7 ROOM Pets -Birds- Dogs 10 Boards. Confidential inter years. M d a y t .. eadaya ...... d iy IS 12:00 Noon Fridiy. Glastonbury. Please call 633- $65,900, COLONIAL at only $62,900. reporters to hear his views. - Musical Inatruments view. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475. C A H I’ K N T K H - Som e Walk to busline, shopping and Neither wire service reporters or - Boats & Accesso' os 15 wofdt $2.00 mimmum 5244. ALL AROUND PIZZA & From the start of the domestic summit - Sporting Goods experience helpful. Must have GRINDER PERSON - school. 3 bedrooms, I'/z baths, Hippy A d i ...... $2.50 Inch MUNSON'S CANDY at Camp David, Carter kept his own photograhphers had seen the president for - Garden Products NURSES AIDES wanted for transportation. Year round Experience preferred, but not VDMON-MIUIGIESTaLK 12’xl8' deck. Energy efficient An'iques PLEASE READ KITCHEN is seeking male to work. 649-19%. appliances. Hardwood floors. counsel and declined to communicate to nearly two weeks. When it came time for - Wanted to Buy full time on all shifts. Apply necessary. Apply at: Papa Wells Road. Spacious 5 learn trade as candy maker. V/i the press — and through it to the the president to depart Camp David, the director of nursing. Salmon- Joes Giant Grinders & Pizzas, room Raised Ranch, 2 or 3 Aluminum siding, years RENTALS YOUR AD Must be neat, have good per MUSICIANS-.Advanced drum old. Principals only. No press learned about it in time to get to the - Rooms to* Rent Clisslliid ids iro UXen over ihi brook Convalescent Home, off 489 East Middle Turnpike, or bedrooms, country American people — what he was about. House Street, Glastonbury. sonal habits, and be of sincere student looking for electric agents. 646-5416, by appoint hideaway and were permitted to watch - Api«tments for Rent phone as s convenienci. Tht call 646-1555., kitchen, fireplaced For lack of explanation, speculation • Homes for Rent Please call 633-5244. character. Send resume, in lead and bass guitar player ment only after 5 p.m. Herald is responsible for only and piano player to form Carter depart. ' Business to* Pent one incorrect insertion and then cluding work experience, age, RELIABLE WOMAN TO livingroom, sundeck, pool ranged widely. - Resort Property fo* Rent only to the size of the original in- address etc. to: Munson’s amateur band. Call Rick, 646- It began on July 4 when the president At that point, wire service - Wanted to Pent PART-TIME Work from CARE FOR 7-year-old girl treed lot, garage. $62,900. OVERSIZED CAPE- 6 rooms, senton Errors which do not Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, 1528. abruptly cancelled a scheduled address he photographers — with the approval of - M sc ‘O' Pent home on the phone servicing after school in Bolton, Your front to back living room with lessen the value of the adver- our customers in your spare Bolton. Conn., 06040. home or mine. Days 273-3957; fireplace, formal dining room, their bosses — took long-lens photos of AUTOMOTIVE tieemeni will not be corrected by was to deliver the following day. A simple time. 249-7773. WAITRESSES NEEDED- evenings 643-2546, GOVDITRY eat-in kitchen, first floor laun statement was issued by press secretary Carter boarding the helicpoter, defying - Autos 'O' Sa'e an additional insertion LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Part time ^turday and Sun- dry, 3 bedrooms. Garage. - I'ucks fo' Sale AIDE - 12 midnight to 8 AM. New 3 bedroom Raised Jody Powell that the speech was the traditional rule which forbids them -" Heavy Equipment tor Sai ATTENTION - Need 2 people n S ' r ? “ ^wrtVa'5n‘ EARN EXTRA MONEY. No Ranch, familyroom deck, 2 Beautifully landscaped, - Moto'Cycies-BicyC'es Enjoy working in a very plea not necessary - win irdiii. .__ fdr private lot. $58,500. Group I, cancelled, without explanation. from taking photographs at the retreat un - camoe'S-fraiiers-Mjeiie over 21. Immediate employ investment. Take orders for car garage, acre + treed sant and homelike at Must be over 18. Apply; Vito's Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Powell’s office was bombarded with less there is a mishap. Homes ment. This is not a fancy ad. Birch Mt. Inn after 2 p.m. Lisa low-priced jewelry. For lot. Only $59,900. The Winning Side ~ Automotive Service we simply want a person who mosphere helping our elderly Then came time for his “crisis oTcon- Help Wonted 13 free catalogs call toll free 1- press calls, but he went into hiding. The - Autos for Rent-Lease needs a permanent job. Ad residents. Experience Telephone 646-3161. 800-631-1258. MANCHESTER - BY Sandinista soldier holds his automatic their home Sunday to victory speeches by following day, Powell and other members fidence” speech, and the wire services EAST HARTFORD vancement opportunity. Call preferred. Please call Doris HMiO REALTY OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, Blain RN Director of Nurses. weapon as he is surrounded by his wife and new five-member ruling junta in Masaya, of Carter’s inner council met at a private were denied access to the Oval Office to PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEWING MACHINE between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - DEMONSTRATORS: Earn new kitchen, lovely yard. take a picture of Carter after he delivered OPERATORS with 528-3869. E.O.E. 646-0129. Manchester Manor $1000 or more selling name $50's. By appointment. 643- Nicaragua. (UPI photo) home in Georgetown, then flew to Camp experience needed. Full or Nursing Home, 385 West HATNEmSORSNIlina 646-5200 family members as they listen at window of the address. Their only photos were taken brand toys and gifts (Fisher- MU MLS 9380. No agents. David. INVITATION part time. Call 646-2511. Center Street. Manchester. Price, Tonka, Fenton). Then began the 10-day Domestic Sum- off the television screen. □ NOTICES N.C. LATHE HAND SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST- Mornings, Lunch i Treasure House party plan. 3V5 ACRES GEORGIAN MANCHESTER - SIX ROOM mit, with both reporters and Since then, it has been off-again. on- TO BID Call collect person to person COLONIAL 8 rooms, front to CAPE 2-car detached garage, Lott and Found 1 T U R R H U TH E System Wide. 3 days a week. Evenings. Good salary and photographers barred from Camp David again in terms of what the press is per Connecticut Certification for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also back, living room, formal large treed lot, completely mitted to cover. Powell's news briefing BID #513 Probate Notice ENGINE LATHE benefits. Call booking parties. dining room, first ftiTor redecorated. Principals only. Hotel Fired Upon and the only news coming from brief FOUND- Grey ' white female required. Contact: Dr. Donald have become almost non-existent. Cusludial Floor Machine .NOTICE TO CREOrronS Nicoletti. Coventry Public FRIENDLY ...... * fireplaced family room, 4 $59,900. 643-8298. telephone conversations daily with press kitten, vicinity of Globe ESTATE OF SOPHIE POCKOSKI Buolneoo Opportunity 14 bedrooms, finished rec-room Information may be ob The Hon Oavid C Rappe. Judge, of SANDRU8TER Schools. Box 356. Coventry, ICECREAM Hollow Call 646-6678, keep in basement with fireplace. 2 trying tained from Miriam P. Levin the Court of Probate. District of SO Hours. PM Holidays Conn., 06238. call 742-8913. SHvor LaiM, Coventry' at a heanna held on July 17. MANCHESTER Package car garage. $89,900. (jroup I, COVENTRY son. Assistant Director of 1979 oniered that all claims must be ExcMsnt Em I Hartford store. Excellent location. Well Philbrick Agency Realtors. LOST- Black and white part Business Services, East Hart presented to the fiduciary on or before Insurtnes Bsnollts WE HAVE A YEAR ROUND S 6 9 - 1 0 4 0 established business. Call No Cull Down To VatsI As Regime Begins Angora kitten, with pink ()ctober 17.1979 or be barred as by law OPENING for a part time 6464200. 7V4%. 30 yaar ford School Department. 110 Apply In Peroen Marion E. Robertson, Supplies Good collar Vicinity of Hudson providied cashier, for afternoon hours. 5 to*, r*'* Long Hill Drive, East Hart Bertha E Realtor, 643-5953. MANCHESTER - Just listed! martgaga u per Somoza and stop-gap president Fran engineers to meet and discuss the Street. Little girl's pet. 643- METRONICSINC days. 20 to 25 hours per week. MANAGUA. Nicaragua (UPI) — ford. Ct. 06108 until bid No Sundays. Pick up applica Large 7 room Cape in quiet CHFA Rag*. 1229 The fiduciaries are RT. • A -A Suspected supporters of ousted dic cisco Urcuyo last week. Somoza, 53, rebuilding of the war-devastated na opening on July 30.1979 at 2:00 Mildred Sokolowski 44 tion blank at Fairway. Main setting. 3 to 4 bedrooms, first 1 acre plot. New Raised tator Anastasio Somoza sprayed a whose family ruled Nicaragua for tion. The first crews of “reconstruc pm. Pomfret Road. BOLTON CT. 00040 Street. Manchester. No phone A VEN D IN G floor family room, fireplace, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, family Brooklyn. CX 06234 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE four decades, fled to Miami Beach tion brigades'' Sunday began calls. OPPORTUNITY FOR $22,000 siding, double garage, full room, 2 car garage. $59,- hotel housing Nicaragua's new junta The East Hartford Public 4c basement, much more. The with machine-gun fire, marring a last Tuesday. repairing streets, water mains and Prices Rising Stanley Ozog - $36,000 when qualified. All ROUTE 900. Hurry, this won’t last! Schools is an Equal Oppor Bond$-$toekt-Mortgogo* I 166 Sabin Street RETAIL SALES CLERK- WANTED: Loving sitter for major company benefits. Own and operate your Hayes Corporation. 646-0131. weekend of victory fiestas honoring Ortega-Saavedra told UPI the jun telephone wires. tunity Employer Putnam. Ct 06260 the pumps only register up to 99,9 cents a DECORATOR - Full time. Robertson kindergartener. Number 1 company in its field own vending route. 4-10 ta is also drafting a law to nationalize The junta over the weekend issued GOVERNMENT 052-7 the 3-day-old revolutionary regime. By Lniled Press International gallon. Knowledge of wallcovering From 10 AM to school time, for the last 47 years. Apply hrs. weekly. Company The Junta of National Reconstruc all banks in Nicaragua, including the its first major decrees, eliminating GUARANTEED BUSINESS books required. Willingness to occasional after school for 3 T uesday Ju ly 24, 1979. FUNO REALTY Connecticut residents probably won't For some state motorists it is a case of LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000 Instructional manual and tion Sunday began drafting a plan U.S.-owned Bank of America, in Somoza's hated national guard and accept varied duties. Write kids Starting in September, Ramada Inn, East River location setup. MINIMAL run short of home heating oil this winter, disgust, for most just a bit confusing. Phone 231-4112. but some time is available in MANCHESTER 646-5200 order to stop a flight of capital from declaring it will expropriate the TOWN OF MANCHESTER Sales Clerk, P.O. Box 911 Road, East Hartford Ct.. Suite IN V E S TM E N T of $1,- IMPRESSIVE t h r e e - that would include a law but they might run short of the cash to pay "Did you ever think you'd see gas going August if desired. 649-1103 or the country. former dictator's personal property, Manchester. 822. 10AM or 2PM or 7PM. 221.10 to $26,177.50. b e d r o o m COLONIAL - nationalizing all banks in Nicaragua for it. for $1.04 a gallon?" asked a man pumping 289-7549 ask for Elaine. BOLTON- 2 - 4 Bedroom estimated at 7 percent of the national Legal Notice CALL TOLL FREE 1-800- Westwood II, less than 1 year and called on the populace to return “This is an elementary measure State Energy Undersecretary Thomas unleaded premium fuel into his car at a “ • ■ II unomud. SCHOOL SECRETARIAL BABYSITTER - Waddell old. Large family room with Ranch. Oil heat, fireplace, to their offices, factories and stores. for a ruined country,” Ortega- wealth. The Zoning Board of appeals at a meeting on July 16, maoe p q 5 it [on . Area school seeks School Area. Days. Call 646- 237-2806 or 1-800-237- acre, 1 1/2 baths. $55,000. Fitzpatrick said Sunday the home heating self-service station in Hartford this 0704. Sun 10 a.m.-6 p.m. fireplace and sliders to deck. The shooting Sunday at the Camino Saavedra said. “We have to stop this Alfonso Robelo, a businessman and the following decisions: applicants for a year-round 1680. after 4:00 p.m. Offers considered. Owner. oil outlook is good for this winter with no weekend. Eat-in kitchen, formal dining Real Hotel broke out during a potential capital flight, like what moderate member of the junta, said □ EMPLOYMENT Appl No 683 - KBW Storage Company - 7 and 9 Pleasant Street position. Immediate opening Mon-Wed 9 a.m.-9p.m., room. 2'^ baths, 2-car garage. 649-5298. shortages expected, but prices are likely The man had to call on the attendant to - Variances------g ran, . ts j —HI. with ,a condition. Applicant must possess goodgoi ■LOOK" LAB TECHNICIAN- Manufac Thurs. &Frl. 9a.m.-5 p.m. Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call 646- meeting between junta members and happened under Somoza when national recuperation will begin with typing and stenographic skil to hit $1 a gallon. And the higher prices see just how much to pay because the Appl No 684 - James Ramos - 63 Irving Street Variances typing and stenographic skills This is a sincere effort to turing of Specialty Papers and 7686. Sandinista guerrilla leaders. Two millions of dollars were taken out. " a declared state of emergency “to Holp >¥tntod IS and luve a pleasant telephone reach a good man for Fiberboard seeks person to would probably be coupled with tighter price computed by the pump was 52.4 denied VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco truckloads of gunmen raked the hotel Sandinista sources said two other show we are living on a day-to-day manner. Reply with business training in a lifetime posi work in Technical Support Snacks with locations $3,580 SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms. 2 credit. cents a gallon — half of the actual cost. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Appl. No. 685 - Leland A. Polterton - 200 Lydall Street - and personal references to: tion. Our nationally known Group and perform routine MANCHESTER BY OWNER- with machine gun fire, wounding two violent outbursts, probably in basis with low food and supplies;" The state energy chief also predicted But as another sign on the pump put it, Apply 81 Commerce Street. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800423- baths. 3 bedrooms. Im Custom Built Duplex. Brick then expand to a rehabiliation phrase Variance granted Box Y, C O M *' anchester company offers tests on products. Tests are 2355 Ext. 905. maculate condition. Heated Sandinista guards who returned the stigated by pro-Somoza forces, were some dealers may go out of business motorists were to pay the attendant dou Glastonbury. PTG Herald (1) interesting work in mostly mechnical in nature. front. Aluminum siding. 3 to repair ‘‘whatever can be COMPANY. Telephone 633- Appl. No 686 - Herbert A Phelon, Trustee -12-14 Haynes Street garage, cast iron baseboard bedrooms each. Large attackers' fire. quickly suppressed by the new police. because of the situation. ble the cost. In other words, they were the field of service for Requires High School Educa OFFERS INVITED / Weekend celebrations wound up salvaged," and finally the nation will 7631. - Special exception granted with conditions. homes, business and in radiation. Blue stone fireplaced living rooms. 30 It. Only minutes before the shooting. “A, lot of these small fuel dealers are buying gas by the half gallon. tion or equivalent, with good R E T A IL STO R E ON fireplace, intercom, beautiful embark on a reconstruction phrase. Appl No 687 - Raymond ii Mary Poutre-51-55 Summit Street- dustry understanding of Math. Call WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- finished Rec Room with bar. 2 Commander Daniel Ortega- Sunday with 50,000 people par two or three-truck guys. Their office is in "We've had quite a bit of confusion over CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC ly landscaped. Complete car garage. Large enclosed Saavedra, the only guerrilla on the ticipating in Masaya, the strategic Another junta member, poet and Variances for side yards granted and variance (2) All m ajor fringe Personnel Manager at Lydall. 000 per year. Excellent terms. recreation compound. 20x40 their hip pocket, they're undercapitalized, it," said Gerald Vilela. president of the - Experienced only. Top benefits Inc. 646-1233 for interview. yard and garden, with five-member ruling junta, said the city 16 miles southeast of the capital intellectual Sergio Ramirez Mer wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 18^ for lot frontage demed , , i , , , benefits, will train evenings. Call John, at Chenette in-ground pool. Cabana, greenhouse. "OPEN HOUSE" they have a cash-flow problem and all Waterbury Area Gasoline Distributors (3) Excellent training EOE, M/F. Associates, “Gallery Of leaders would create a new army to held by rebels under constant cado, said the reconstruction Berlin Tpke.. Wethersfield, Appl. No. 688 ■ EsUte of Raymond D. Mahoney el al - 41-43 trained, will go on rota- MaUbu lights, flowered Aqua Saturday, 11 to 6, 247 Oak they need is a little tightening on credit Association. "But we are posting the Cedar Street - Variance granted with a condi- (jop ,\ugie & Rays, program Homes," 528-9081. slide, sundrellas, redwood protect Nicaragua against Somoza- national guard bombardment for program had been hurt or damaged 563-0151. (4) Can lead to PART TIME CASHIERS Street. 646-0071. and they’re in big trouble," he said in an change and tell people about it when they lion. Silver Lane, East Hartford. privacy fence. 3 driveways inspired counterrevolution. more than a month. “because Somoza and his friends professional license and WANTED- Apply in person: plus much more! Group I, interview broadcast on Connecticut drive in. " BABYSITTER NEEDED- All variances and special exceptions granted shall have an Call 646-1895 for appointment, Loti-Land tor Sole 24 Sandinista radio urged accoun took Nicaragua's last cent when they promotion to management. Xtra Mart Convenience Store, Own your own highly Philbrick Agency. 6464200. it marked the first major clash Public Radio. Since equipment to register the $i a Monday through Thursday, 3 effective dale in accordance with the Connecticut General For more information 404 Hartford Road, since the guerrillas overthrew tants, teachers and public works fled." profitable and beautiful Fitzpatrick predicted that the only like gallon prices is in short supply and most p.m. to 10 p m. Own transpor and a confidential inter Manchester, between 6 a.m. Blue Jean Store and BY OWNER - Low $60’s. New tation 649-6022 Friday; Statutes. , JANITORIAL OPERATION - ly oil shortages this winter will be in the Can Notice of these decisions has been filed in the TownClerx s ol- ^ygt have experience direc- view call Bill Rob«rt» at and 4 p.m. ly redecorated 3 bedroom ★ Connecticut gas pumps don't have it weekends anytime 233-9878. Fashion Shop. supply of low-sulfur residual oil burned by already, dealers say an end to the half fice. ting andnfollowing up super- Mademoiselle Fashions Cape, full dormer, 2 full BY OWNER - Approximately CLERICAL TECHNICIAN- baths, fireplace, rec-roqm 3-acre approved building lot. utilities and industries. gallon system doesn't appear in the im SEWERS- Experienced on In ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS visors. Salary in the teens. Full time opening Hospital offers this unique oppor Young Gregories Cheered Edward Coltman, Secretary For more information fowjrd with wood stove option. Nice Perc tested, engineer sur “That would mean we'd have to burn mediate future. dustrial Sewing Machines. Pharmacy. Routine Clerical tunity. Brand names such private yard, garage. No veyed. Ready to build. Brandy Will train if necessary. Good Dated this 23rd day of July. 1979. name and telepnone number dirtier oil or go into the spot market and State officials this weekend predicted MECHANIC- Experienced on Duties, with additional Phar as Lee, Levi, Wrangler, agents please. 649-0854. Street, Bolton. Call 7^2-636. starting pay for the right peo Q5 J.J to Box Y c/o Manchester macy Technician duties. pay higher prices for low-sulfur fuel, " that while the price of gasoline will con Foreign Cars. Can start at Faded Glory, Male, ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Monday Herald. Some hospital or pharmacy Landlubber, and over 30 Fitzpatrick said, “and that would be tinue to rise, there should be no major $7.00 per hour depending on At Anti-Nuke Gathering through Friday. Apply in per experience. Fringe Benefits. experience preferred. Will other nationally-known passed on to the consumer." problems in finding it. son at: Pillowtex (Jorp., 49 For appointment call 688-7596. train. Alternating weekends brands rplated United States are closed. If paying for home heating oil doesn't Further evidence of the improving supp Regent Street, Manchester, and holidays. Rockville sportswear. J15..^.00 in SEABROOK, N.H. (UPI) - When when I'm big, they (nuclear plants) Equal Opportunity Employer “The fast is really minor." he said, send people headlong into debt, gasoline ly situation came this weekend as the PART TIME- ‘Girl Friday”. General Hospital. 872-0501. cludes beginning inven his anti-nuclear speech making was don’t kill my children or kill babies M F Extension 285. “because I know they are going to prices at the pumps will almost surely situation improved at one of the last When in need of a Service or Product (Mornings) Bookkeeping, tory, training, fixtures, and finished, activist Dick Gregory that have just been born and doesn't typing necessary. For active turned the microphone over to his know how to talk and doesn't know close them down because I know how provide the last push. bastions of tight fuel suppliies — state- SECRETARY / Real Estate Office. 289-7475. SECRETARY- Steno Grand Opening promotion. Connecticut motorists, having survived RECEPTIONIST - Legal Of For information call 501- youngsters and stood back. how to walk," the smiling 5-year-old important you are. " owned gas stations on the Connecticut required. Excellent benefits, the confusion triggered by odd-even gas fice in Manchester area offers including Free Parking. 329-8326 for Mr. Wilkerson. Ayanna Gregory, 7, looked at the said. Gregory, the 1968 Peace and Turnpike and the Merritt and Wilbur SECRETARY FOR oline rationing, are now scratching their interesting position for INSURANCE AGENCY- Ap- Minimum annual salary $1(1.- enthusiastic hundreds of people in The crowd cheered — louder and Freedom Party presidential can Cross Parkways. someone with good typing 835. Call for appointment, 525- heads over why the price on the pump p^roximately Monday thru front of her and shyly said: “I don't longer. didate, said he hoped opposition “and Transportation Commissioner Arthur skills and pleasant telephone CALL A PROFESSIONAL 9311. CONN. HOUSING RIDE NEEDED TO MANCHESTER Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. want there to be any more nuclear Gregory and family made their se not an accident will bring a shut reads a shade over 50 cents for some types Powers announced sales limits at the manner. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 Telephone work, light typing, FINANCE AUTHORITY, 190 EDUCATION MEMORIAL HOSPITAL from 93 Lydall cond annual visit to the Clamshell down.” of fuel but the attendant is demanding stations were increased from $5 to $8 per p.m.. Monday through Friday. and apititude for figures Trumbull St. Htfd.,Ct. CHFA, Street, round trip. Hours 3:00 to 11:30 p.m. plants because I don't want anyone to Reply with business and per- Alliance’s anti-nuclear rally in Drinking fruit juice and eating no twice the apparent price. car. The stations were exempted from the 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 necessary. Call 643-8387 for An E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity Call mornings or early afternoons, 649-9907. get hurt, little or big." sonal references to a ^ in tm e n t 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Employer, M/F. PriYOto Inotructlono 18 The crowd cheered. Seabrook Sunday. solid foods, Gregory said he has lost The problem stems from the emergency order issued last month by Manchester Herald. Box T. Her brother, Yohance, was less This time the former comedian about 14 pounds from his usual skyrocketing cost of fuel which has put the Gov. Ella Grasso which prohibited gas Manchester. REMEDIAL READING and price of a gallon of premium and unleaded LOOKING FOR bashful. was on a fast that he said will end weight of 155 pounds. Fasting, he dealers from placing a maximum on BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 ADDITIONAL INCOME? Do math; individualized work FREE GUSSIFIEDS UWN Mown REPMM MEirt HAW ITYUNO RESTAUIUUIT "Thev should shut 'em down so only when all nuclear plants in the said, “creates an awareness. grades of gasoline at more than $1 while sales. LICENSED ELECTRICIAN - hours, 4 times a month, within you have a station wagon or program, (lst-8th grade) by Experienced in Commercial, walking distance to Bently pick up? We have early mor master's degree teacher. 568- FOR CAR POOUNG Residential maintenance and r « Wmta MOWER BVSINESS n im yiin g School area. 649-7234. ning routes delivering 8075. I! estimating. Benefits. Call 646- L««m Mowtr Hipalri M UMm. CARRY NATIONS newspapers. Commission and 5421. Good Wofli at ItoMonabla for 643-1305 EXPERIENCE CARD mileage, NO collections. 7 RIDING LESSONS indoor •3 LINES Pro Nuke Suit Filed Meat. Pickup A Mhrwy FIXER WANTED - Second days a week. Contact: Mr. riding ring. Western stock TOOLMAKER WANTED - Men FINE LUNCHES shift. Steady, work and good Gary Siddell, Manager. seat, saddle seat and hunt MANCHESraCYCU Comer ol Contor i Main St. seat. All levels 228-9817. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A lawsuit "The Goulding decision has struck a . t.. Prototype and machine benefits. S & D Spinning Mill, Manchester Office of the •3 DAYS building. Apply in person. 81 ' iriWMtMMdtaTumplk* 457 Main at. MANCHEtTIN Miilbury, Mass. (617)-865- Hartford Courant, 341 Broad has been filed challenging the General serious blow to consumers of Rhode 649-2098 ManchMtar d4 7 - 1 i d 7 VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Island and New England, who face a Commerce Street, Glaston 4870. Street, Manchester, Services Administration's rejection of a .r'i-4 bury, or call 633-48% Manchester Professional Former faculty New York I d B E a K N U : future of higher and higher fuel bills Music and Art High & h(^. proposal to build a $3 billion nuclear ftUTOIfRVWf CLEANIN8 AND HAULINB OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House Park - Manchester, Conn. power plant on former Navy land in because of their dependence on OPEC RNS Si LPNs - 7-3 and 3-11.. delivery. Year round work. Phone 649-5252. Professional Singcr/Pianist. • must need ride to and from oil," utility spokesman Andrew C. Kadak Full and part time. We're Windsor Locks Minchosttf All benefits, /^ply M&M Oil 644-8597. Charlestown. 623-4736 ^ 646-6425 said. progressing and we can offer THESE ADVERTISERS Co., Route 6, Bolton, ACCOUNTING CLERK - woili GSA Administrator Paul E. Goulding excellent salary benefits and a MAPLE M©bil Bill Phil Good with figures? Be part of Sehoolo-Cloooeo 18 New England Power officials said last , ARE ALL ruled in June that 604 seaside acres should t 1 “ pleasant atmosphere for your Super Sorvtco, tne. OIL BURNER SERVCE our accounting team. We are • want to drive others or be used for recreation, environmental month they would postpone efforts to ob professional skills. Meadows QAt ■ OIL - LUIMCATION - “PR0FESSIDHAL8” MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all a fast growing company FOR THE BEST - Manchester Acciisomit research and a wildlife refuge, not the tain an operating license for the plant to Convalescent Home, 333 Qlvt Th»m PICK-UP FOR HIRE residential. All benefits. M & seeking an all around person, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ■ TIRM.AHB.aATTMa»- some typing, general clerical pupils per teacher. FREE m- • want to share driving costs New England Power Company's proposed concentrate on securing the land. Bidwcll Street. Manchester. Antes. Collars. Barns. Gtrsgas M Oii, Route 6, Bolton. 647-9194. *** *TS2li mmSt**™ A Caff // Claanad-Reasonsbla duties. Some experience in ac- troductory lesson with this ad. nuclear plant, which would be the state's RETAIL SALES- Full time. counts receivable / accounts Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. first. V) Paul’s Paint & Decorating payable preferred but not es- SPACE IS LIMITED The 23-page lawsuit filed in U.S. District Complex Mosaics aooR a csRPn care siddm, storm windows, doors, AYraiNBS, a canopies Center, Manchester is looking sential. Interested persons □ REAL ESTATE Court in Washington Friday accused ST. LOUIS (UPI) - There are fo r a h a rd w o rk in g , should apply at: Industronics erson. Call Mike HRST COME Goulding of violating federal environmen more than 100 million chips of glass INVITATION • HOORS UNllMITEO - Sullivan Avenue, South Cl— irclil/SwMiiitil 1)300. Windsor. Homes For Sole 23 IHRST SERVED BASIS tal and property disposal acts. and marble in the mosaics which flNrSCayitCin TO BID FLORAL ASSISTANT & The lawsuit charges Goulding, who later cover the walls, domes, arches and C—0 OmuU - IhMiU BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot left the job, rejected the plant “in spite of ceilings of much of the St. Louis SALES PERSON- Ap CLERICAL frontage main highway. The Manchester Board of S|W I—m - (kn SWpH proximately 40 hours, in federal studies showing . . environmental Cathedral. BELTUNSKY OPPDRTUNITY Excellent 8 Room House, plus Education solicits bids for the cludes Saturday and 1 night. acceptability ... in spite of urgent regional The mosaics took 60 years to com Control Data has an opening in Us several buildings. Zoned Verplanck School Roof for the FrM UOnwtn R43-S434 ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINR Apply in person: Flower Manchester Facility for an Commercial. Owner financing and national energy needs and out of per plete and 26 different artists had a 1979-1980 school year. Sealed (20 Colors To Clioooo from) Fashion, 85 East Center experienced person in billing and available. Frank Mott, Call 643-2711 sonal bias." hand in designing them. They cover a bids will be received until 3:00 QUALITY REFINISHINR ★ AWNINflS A CANOPIES Street, Manchester. order entry. Broker, 643-5658. ask for Tina or Joe It also charged his ruling was "based on total of about 70.000 square feet, an P.M., August 6,1979, at which Candidates must have good clerical and communication skills. WATERFRONT year-round personal animosity and bias." and that he area equal to more than one and one- time they will be publicly ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS!!! ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS opened. The right is reserved Qualified applicants should call home and summer resort all was "guilty of a gross violation of the half acres. Quality Rellnlshlng Phona 649-9095 Carol Hopowlao in one. 7 room maintenance to reject any and all bids. FREE ESTIMATCS + EASY TERMS. NURSERY SCHOOL 203.e4$-3$M public tru s t" by not stepping aside when The work includes 10 panels depic CAIINtTt, COUNTlNt, free Ranch. Located on an She Hcratii Specifications and bid forms or write to: the GSA decision was made. ting the life of Louis IX of France, Some 2,300 anti-nuclear protestors plant. The rally site, locat^ about three WOODWORK a FLOOR! TEACHER - Part time. Mon exclusive private section of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING may be secured at the day, Tuesday, Wednesday Control Data Corp. Goulding, a Rhode Islander, ran for U.S. for whom the Catholic church is gathered for a peaceful rally in an eight-acre miles from the construction site of the plant, ROMli . AFARTMINT!.' P.O. Box 32$0 Coventry Lake. Attractive Business Office, 45 N, School AM. Early chNdhood financing available. R. Senate in 1976 on a platform that included named. gravel pit on the second day, Sunday, of the was almost carnival-like, focusing on alter- Street, Manchester. Connec c.« 667^3643 experience. Call 643-9368 or Vamon, C t 0$066 It You Would LIko To Advortlao Your Sorvleo In This [gNd QWWtr t Y MptoTW Wf Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, opposition to nuclear power. He has Construction of the cathedral was Clamshell Alliance’s annual demonstration native energy rather than civil disobedience, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, 643-6812. 646-1980 or 647-1139. denied his personal views played a part in started in 1907 with the first Mass Business Manager DIttetefy. Pla— Call Tlno or Joo ol 643-2711,______his official actions. celebrated there in 1914. against the Seabrook. N.H.. nuclear power (UPI photo) 054-7 KVKNINU HEHALD, Mon., July 23, 1879 - PAGE NINETEEN
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Company 22 Is indebted to 34 Television 45 Jacob’s son Moriarty Brothers. Call 649- PAINTERS Rooms, Gardes, Kitchens •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• aURQE,MATEV/ . 26 Air Force for Manchester-owned and 1179 anytime. 23 Sadist award 47 Columnist's "ProfHtlamI Woik tor Lou' Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Resort Property Autoe For Sale I t SHOW NO QUARTER.' women (abbr.) entry operated. Call 646-1327. Cralunumtilp QurinlMd Tile, Dormers, Apartments For Rent 53 DEAR ABBY: 1 am the mother of nine boys. Their father 27 Voice box Marquis de 36 Duo V in WrtUng For Rent IB 1974 MALIBU CLASSIC - 6 is dead. Rudy, 23, is my ojdest. He married Agnes, a 15-year- SUDSHBtXKLERS.' 29 Evoked 48 Idols Fran EiUmatM e 4 S - l1 N Roofing.Residential or LacyCrocInt 38 "Christmas 50 Lyricist REWEAVING burn holes. EAST HARTFORD - 3 rooms, cylinder, 2 door hardtop. old girl, because she said he got her pregnant. Their baby is 31 Leave off 24 Wander MM286 Commercial. 649-4291. ANDOVER LAKE- Water Carol" charac Gershwin Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Ptlnllng-Peptrlng 32 second floor in older house. Snowroom condition. $2100. 2 now and is the picture of the fellow Agnes went with 35 Peddles 25 Draft animals front. 3 bedrooms. Available 36 Bicycle for ter 52 Brink Window shades. Venetian NEWTON SMITH - Quiet non-smoking, middle- Please call 649-1378. before Rudy married her. 27 For fear that 39 Seek blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT. aged working person now thru end of August. $175 two 63 Recent (prefix) PAINTING - Interior and Remodeling, Repairs, Rec Their marriage is on the rocks because she is pregnant by 37 Canadian 28 College ambitiously Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- exterior, paperhanging, PAINTING- Interior & preferred. References, weekly. Call 649-2871, or 643- a sailor she met when she went to visit her mother in Seat 54 Acqire Rooms. "No Job 'Too Smali." 7605. capital 6221 excellent work references. Exterior. Airless Spray. Call 649-3144. security, lease required. 568- tle. Rudy won't take her back because he's in love with a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Roofing. Reasonable. Insured. 9018. ?■ 40 Baste • Free estimates. Fully In 21-year-old girl who has two babies and is expecting a third 41 Hearty 11 12 13 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, sured. Martin Matson, 649- Free Estimates. Call 646-4010, 1968 VW CONVERTIBLE- Not 10 Wanted to Rent 57 running. Good transmission, by a fellow who isn't her husband although she's still mar enjoyment attics, garages, yards 44.31 646-5747. FOUR ROOMS on first floor. 44 Same (prefix) 16 17 cleaned. moving, On bus line. Appliances. tires, dutch and battery. $200 ried. 14 15 RooUng-SIdlng-Chlmnty 34 45 Repudiate trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Carpeted. Adults. No pets. WANTED TO RENT - FOUR firm. Please call Dave at 649- Rudy gets umemployment. He runs all night and lies 16 19 20 21 Ql'ALlTY PAINTING and around my house all day. He acts real crazy. I never know if 46 Ostrichlike service. No job too big or Paper Hanging by Willis Security. Lease. References ROOMS by quiet refined cou 0872. bird 1 , , BIDWELL HOME Improve- ple in forties. 649-9882. Keep he's on drugs or just drunk. Alt right, so much for Rudy. 22 23 z. 3, smail 668-8522. Scnultz. FuiT: in su red ...... qq gxpert installation required. Parking. $250. Call 47 Little devil trying. Jody is my 20-year-old. He got a 17-year-old girl pregnant ■ ■ references. 649-4343 of aluminum' siding gutters after 4 p.m. 649-0783. 48 Long fish 26 z. BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. Building Contnetlng 33 but won't marry her because he says he's not ready to settle Captafn Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca 49 Three-quarters and trim. Roofing installation PLEASANT QUIET com SEPTEMBER - Duplex 1 34 Fireplaces, concrete. A&W PAINTING Contrac and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. 1969 PONTIAC STATION down yet. inch 29 30 32 33 Chimney repairs. No job too WES ROBBINS Carpentr;^ 8no pletely renovated 4 Room without appliances, married Abby, I've been a church-going Christian woman and a EA SY AND 51 Pressing 1 ■ tors. Quality painting and remodeling specialist. A< WAGON- Good running condi 36 3. small. Save Call 644-8366 for paper hanging at reasonabie Apartment. First floor. couple. Main Street area. good mother and I don't know how I could have turned out WASH HAVE 55 Exceptional estimales ditions. rec rooms, dormers, SPECIALIZING cleaning and Mature, responsible adults on After 5 PM., 647-9723. tion, New tires and muffler. 3RAPUALLY 56 Make free 11 rates. Fiillv insured. Free built-ins, bathrooms, repairing chimneys, roofs, $450 firm. Please call Dave at kid* like these. If they hang around the younger boys, they RECOVERED 57 By birth 37 39 « Estimales. Call Wavne 649- ly. No pets. Security. Call 649- will be a mess, too. Please help me. J i EXPERT PAINTING and kitchens, 649-3446 new roofs. Free estimates. 30 5897 after 6 p.m. WANTED; Apartment or 649-0872. THEIR 58 Crash against 41 42 43 7696. years Experience. Howley, small house to rent. A MOTHER WHO FAILED WEMORy... 59 Printer's ■ LANDSCAPING Specializing 1971 VW - 50,000 original in Exterior House Painting. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 643-5361. RESPONSIBLE Manchester, Bolton or Coven measure (pi.) 46 46 PERSONAL Paperhanging Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. try area. Preferably with gar miles. Excellent condition. 2 DEAR MOTHER: Doo't feel guilty. II you've been a good 60 Obtained 1 ■ Tree pruning, spraying, for particular people, by Dick. ROOMMATE WANTED on mounted snow spares. $2100. 49 60 51 62 53 64 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ROOFER WILL Install roof, busline. Excellent area. age. 646-3478.9-5. Monday thru asether, gou haven't tailed, your Uds have. Let the M er mowing, weeding. Call 742- Call 643-5703 anytime. siding or gutter for low dis 1966 Buick Wagon. Many new 7947. Available August 1st. Call 643- Friday or 295-0376 from 6 PM boys know they can't lie around your boose all day. Your 56 66 57 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY count price. Call Ken at 647- parts. Excellent running con proMeat are too heavy to carry alone. Yon need to talk to DOWN PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - 0496, after 6 p.m to 11 'PM. 60 ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - Carpentry and general con 1566. dition. $550. 643-4453. an uwlersUading, supportive person. Your clergyman is 68 69 Quality craftsmanship at low tracting. Residential and 1 Long fish U Attics & Cellars cleaned. For prices. Call 646-5424. MANCHESTER MARRIED COUPLE looking ready urban you are. free estimate, call 646-1943. commercial. Whether it be a BEST TIME TO GET YOUR FURNISHED - Two Room Ef for small house or duplex with 1972 FORD COUNTRY INEWSF8FC8 (NTERFHlSE 49SN | small repair job, a custom ROOF DONE NOW before the SEDAN WAGON- Power PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ficiency. All utilities. Quiet one older obedient dog. 646- DEAR ABBY: When would you say a person has reached WILL CLEAN CELLARS, At built home or anything in price increase! Top quality location. $200 plus security. 3464. steering, power brakes. Roof C ro ch et - Interior and exterior. between, call 646-1379. materials used; all work rack. $500. Call 649-2545. middle age? tics and haul awav scrap iron. Commercial and residential. Call 646-0758 after 6 p.m. FORTY AND CURIOUS Win at bridge FREE OF CHARGE. Call 644- guaranteed. Call Rainmaster, Free estimates. Fully in CARPENTRY Si MASONRY - 643-0447 Autos For Sale 61 1974 PIN T O STATION 3234. sured. 646-4879. MANCHESTER- 3 ROOM DEAR FORTY: When be lor sbel climbs out el the Allay Oop — Dava Graua Additions and Remodeling. APARTMENT - Heat, elec WAGON- Fully loaded. WE PAY $10 for complete Excellent condition. $1600. bathtub and is glad to find the full-length mirror all steamed DRIVEWAY SEALING Free estimales. Call Anthony tricity. parking. No pets. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland I6 E B NO REASON -IP I OOJUD MODIFY ...THEN OUR P A IN TIN G DONE BY Squillacote 649-0811. Call after 4 p.m., 289-7123. up! AW, CM ON, DOC, rrS ASAINSTMV Protects and Beautifies Your EXPERIENCED PAINTER - Security deposit. $205, 644- Auto Body. 528-1990 TO TAKE THAT... THIS ROBOTS POWER METAL FRIEND, WHV'N'CHA LET BETTBg JUOS- Driveway! Experienced and 9245. THAT 'TH IN e' WITH UNIT SO IT COULD H ERE,M I6HT OSCAR S E E MBST BUTL.AU. Wily swindle scores slam Quality work at reasonable CARPENTER - Repairs, Heating-Plumbing 35 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS DEAR ABBY: I have a lazy teen-age daughter who has to U6, OSCAR! OPERATK REMOTElil'.- BE QUITE ( Wat. WHAT HE CAN Reasonable! Free Estimates prices. Free estimates. Call WE PAY TOP PRICES for R iSH tl PUT rr IN Call Art. 649-3061. remodeling, additions, gar FOUR ROOM APARTMENT BROUGHAM- 4 door. Fully be reminded over and over again to write thank-you notes USEFUL TO USl^ DO WITH H IM ? TH E TRUCKl Tom. 643-0462. ages. roofing. Call David wrecked and junk cars. A ii B loaded. Good condition. Best to defeat because East SEWERLINES, sink lines, - Second floor. Newly Auto Salvage, used auto parts. 5816 for gilts she receives at Christmas, her birthday and, more would have nothing to hold Patria, 644-1796. cleaned with electric cutters, offer over $1000. Call 643-8916 recently, for her high-school graduation. Now she has a new TREE & SHRUB PLANTING EXPERIENCED PAINTING decorated. Stove, Call Tony 646-6223. onto except clubs and he by professionals. McKinney refrigerator, disposall. Rear after 6 p.m. Crochet this lacy pine Cop-out. She thanks people for their gifts by telephone. Her NORTH 7-23 and care; other gardening By Craig Odgen. Quaiity apple-design dress for would get his two club jobs done by Horticulture stu- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Bros. Sewage Disposal Com porch. Heat. Parking for 2 grandparents live 1.500 miles away and so do most of her ♦ A J 10 7 Workmanship! Interior and - Remodeling and Additions. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 1979 PINTO RUNABOUT - the little girl. V 10 8 3 2 tricks. In an expert game» dent Shrub plantings pany, 643-5308. cars. Limited basement aunts and uncles, so the calls aren't exactly free. She says South might work out a Exterior. "You Tried The Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 excellent. Must sell, Automatic transmission. 3,900 No. 5816 has crochet ♦ 53 designed Very reasonable Rest, Now Stick With The storage. Married couple only. sacrificing! Any reasonable directions for Sites 2 and she will pay for the calls herself, but so fsr I haven't seen a swindle. Of course, a spade charge Careful'work. Please years experience! For Free No children or pets. Lea.se. miles. Factory warrantee ♦ 5 3 2 Best." Call 649-8749, 742-9979. offer over $1450. Call after left. $3675. Call after 4 30,568- 4 years. penny. lead would have given him call 646-1628. Estimates, call 646-4239. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Security deposit required 3;30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. Tl latn, IMS iia t far ssia WEST EAST that twelfth trick, but West repairs, plugged drains, 7835 ltrs shR far saitiit laS Her father w u furious when she told us she was planning $300 monthly. 649-5073. EShBf. i to thank everyone for her graduation gifts by phoiie, but we ♦ KQ862 ♦ 9 5 4 3 had opened a heart.” COMPLETE LAWN PAINTING- Exterior & FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, V KQ J74 V 96 5 repaired, rec rooms, 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida both agreed it would be better than not thanking them at all. Oswald: “It was an expert MAINTENANCE! Mowing, I n tc rio r Q u a lity Cabinets and Formica Tops, T H R E E ROOM Customized, in and out. 14 DREAM OF OWNING A r Ewia hfl ♦ 9 ♦ 62 Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad bathroom remodeling, heat SECOND CAR FOR TOWN «/• Daughter argues that a phone call is much more personal game and South worked the Edging, Hedges & Shrubs Workmanship at Very APARTMENT - With heat, miles per gallon on regular IIM tm. 4 lA m 0'riZ9Pr»stA Lw T M Beg U 8 Pm OF ♦ J 9 ' ♦ Q 10 7 6 ditions. Decks, All types of modernization, etc. Free DRIVING? T-Btrd, 1974. Sm la i 6T. IIW and gives her a chance to ask how they are and to tell them swindle. He took his ace of Trimmed. Weed & Pest Con Reasonable Rates! Call Rick hot water, stove, refrigerator, fuel. Loaded with extras in hearts, played two rounds of Remodeling and Repairs. Estimate gladly given. M & M Showroom condition. frto t Hu m , k H m $ «fB i X tf what she is doing, how the family is, etc. SOUTH trol. Reasonable, reliable. for Free Estimate. 646-0709. carpet. $225. Adults only. No cluding Factory Air! Low CO N m4 t t r f * rnmkm. Tha FllnUtonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona ^ ----- trump and led a low club. Phone 643-6017. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. pets. Third floor. Centrally Completely done over and Do you think a telephoned thanks is proper? 647-9260. after 6 p.m. mileage. One owner. 1979 ALBUM wUh • 3 2 -p trt V A West held the trick with his located. Security deposit. Call maintained by Filloramo MOTHER OF A TEEN Excellent condition. Over “Gift S«eti /IFFERENT Call 643-2711 Call 643-2711 THEORIES- 7-33 if k k k k -k k k k k kik h