16 — EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 9, IWO MACC News Today’s the We’re ready to move downtown Renovations Also many thanks to: Pat Wilson and Jean Koc-" that’s really what it is 12 X talented efforts and beyond By NANCY CARR unity m me Christian com solute angel of a custodian gratefully wish you roses - Thurston (Scotty) sis for items donated to the 12)., You’ll be happy to price dedication to this Executive Director munity. The sound policy who so graciously lugged and gardenias every day. Stauty, Doreen Michael, Furniture Bank. Pinch me! Rattle your of separation of church and know you can now visit us down all the considerable — to the generous people dream made it happen. without endangering life newspaper. Louder. state forbids the use of debris. of Emanuel Lutheran who And more thank you’s WATCH FOR OUR AD EVERY MONOAY Nope, I’m not dreaming. municipal resources to and limb. — to Pat Mastrangelo, shared space with us in — to P.J. Jeffers who has escalate to IN THE MANCHEtTER HERALD benefit the church. Long Suffering Awards Denny Phelon and the their parish house so that joined MACC as a patron. Today is June 9 and on my (He is a super guy let us calendar are block letters And for those of yon who And while we are seniors at Mayfair we 'could provide some have been to the main of thinking'of life and limb, Gardens for giving us much needed supportive urge you to join him.) % OFF ON ALL SHORTS saying THIS IS IT. What? — to the generous and This is the day that 13 fice which houses 3 desks, 6 may I specially thank extension after extension services downtown. It was anonymous donor of $50.00 Vol. XCIX. No. 214 - f^anchester. Conn.. Tuesday. Jun^e 10.1980 months of dreaming, file cabinets, a bookcase, — the good people at as we tried unsuccessfully Sunday school one day, 15 t SPORT KMT TOPS $5.5million the typing desk, the copier, Center Church who for 5 to find free space large counseling the next in “To help someone.” researching, planning, M lim p FMlilOllt MMVHN MILT dustrial arts area is expected to cost proposing and appealing 2 phones, a wastebasket long years have housed the enough to house the some of those rooms and — To Mrs. Shirley BY KEVIN FOLEY (I’m not even counting Emergency Pantry, all Clothing Bank and who they were most patient. McKenna for her patience $546,000. . ^ for a downtown site for our Coventry Shoppe Herald Reporter Committeemen questioned Nate named Human Needs Services boxes of food and clothing those beautiful .volunteers have put up with the — and by special and per while waiting for the MACC Furniture Bank 44 DEPOT RD. COVENfRY, CONN. Gunnels extensively on window become real and we actual donations) and what often who lugged hox after box delicate odor of moth balls sonal thankd to Nancy MANCHESTER — Renovations at after box of food up those seeping upstairs during Long, our Downtown Coor crew to collect a TUE0.-SAT. 9:30 — 5:00 Manchester High School could cost replacements, something the delegate to ly begin scheduling the seems like 17 people in a 12 architect is recommending to help ft. by 12 ft. space (yes. narrow stairs and the ah- lunch. We lovingly and dinator, without whose refrigerator donated. WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 as much as $5.5 million —about $2.4 move into the old Senior million over the original estimate offset rising costs of heating and Citizens Center on Linden V —according to the project’s cooling. convention Street. -,, Either the committee could opt for The Board of Directors, architect, (Charles E. Gunnels of the By MARY KITZMANN Farmington firm Russell Gibson von the replacement of some 32,000 bless them, have voted to square feet of glass at a total cost of Herald Reporter house the Health Depart Dohlen. The new figure emerged from $536,000, Gunnels said, or a MANCHESTER - After a two- ment, newly organized “patchwork” system of steel panels and-a-half-hour roll call vote, that Human Services Depart Monday evening’s Building Com mittee meeting where com and glass could be installed. While austed John Anderson delegates ment and MARCH, Inc. on mitteemen heard Gunnels’ revised Gunnels qualified that proposal by Nathan Agostinelli, president of the first floor and allow estimate report on everything from saying each classroom would have to Manchester State Bank, was chosen MACC to provide human the $855,000 a new roof will cost to be studied and the panels "selec as an at-large delegate to the services on the ground the $64,000 figure for a rubberized tively” installed, most of the com Republican National Convention in floor. running track. The committee, mittee voiced support for the plan Detroit. So? when Gunnels said it would cost Agostinelli is one of six state co- So that decision makes it anxious to have a “round figure” set for the renovations by its June 23 about $426,000. chairmen for Ronald Reagan’s possible for us (you, me According to Gunnels, ap presidential campaign. and all the many people meeting with the Board of EMum- tlon, was stunned by the $5.5 million proximately 50 percent of the total Chosen as an alternate con who make these services estimate which prompted committee window area would be covered with gressional delegate was Curtis possible) to: chairman Paul Phillips to tell the panels, and he presented a Smith,, a GOP town committee • Offer the services in a Gunnels, "We’ll have to work drawing of the plan which depicted a member who coordinated the downtown site easily glass pane at either end of each Manchester effort for George Bush, accessible by foot or bus to backwards from there. $ "I objected to the releasing of the classroom with four of the panels in the winner of the Connecticut those who most need them. between. While Phillips voiced his Republican primary in March. • Consolidate our ser $3.1 million estimate,” Phillips declared at the conclusion of the support, Neil Lawrence, the ad 'The national delegates and alter vices so that volunteers ministrator in charge of renovation nates were chosen at a state conven can, for example, staff the three-hour meeting at town hall. “Now people think that’s what it’s specifications, said he would study tion last weekend in Meriden by town Pantry and Clothing Bank supposed to cost; they’re going to the proposal carefully. delegations. Manchester sent 13 town at the same time, exten I. - jump up in the air.” “A lot of kids feel like they’re in committee members to the conven ding their services and the Phillips’ concern is based on a Nov. jail already,” he said. ‘'"These panels tion. hours open and making' 4 referendum when voters will either could enhance that idea.” The convention chose 17 at-large them more useful to the approve or disapprove a bond issue One committeeman who echoed delegates to represent Connecticut. working poor and for the Lawrence but for different reasons, Congressional delegates, one for first time volunteers and for the proposed renovation project. In March, school Superintendent suggested the panels would be sub- Gardening time every 6(K) registered voters and at staff will be able to work ject to vandalism inside the least two from each district, were much more closely TIMEX n o . James Kennedy, who was not at last Linda Boutilier of 47 Summer St., hoes her community gardens at the college to raise • i _ o « o o owiiseifli' night’s meeting, warned the $3.1 classroom where Gunnels said he also chosen. . to g eth er, not only in summer ^Ttua"' million estimate “could be wildly in would place sheet rock over existing garden plot at Manchester Community their own vegetables during the The delegate selection process took providing services but in oniwvaBi" accurate." windows. College. MS'. Boutilier is one of several area months. (Herald photo by Pinto) longer than expected as the delegates consultation and planning When informed thie morning of the While lighting in the classrooms is residents who have taken advantage of the of Rep. John Anderson, were con for the future. sss»ia.TOsa»22fO $5.5 millioir estimate, Kennedy at only a 60 percent efficiency level tested. • E n h a n c e a d Itielt la nighi Aiio iidiito ate twtir, Iftln ^ eeoonds, month imd dateuOrem elK ideei Mm i’s W ariaM a expressed disbelief, suggesting that now, according to a report by Anderson’s regional coordinators ministrative coordination. * wEWEUBPWw Gunnels’ firm, the architect contends had submitted the names of four at- Now, I realize that doesn’t possibly people hadn’t heard the figures accurately. He said he was the panel proposal is feasible large delegates. These were con sound very exciting but because new lighting for the Woman robbed in home tested o n ^ e convention floor, under ■ 4|ila|r'.1tM9' keenly interested in seeing where the whbn you remember the 4! classrooms is in the offing at a total a ruling/that the coordinators sub Emergency Pantry was at architect had raised the figure by MANCHESTER - A 65-year-old and a cut on her face but was $2.4 million dollars. ' cost of $144,000. mission! was invalid. Adams Street woman was attacked otherwise unhurt. Center Church, the “Maybe we were off a couple hun The committee left open the The roll-call vote, choosing Clothing Bank at Mayfair in her home Monday afternoon, tied "They totally ransacked the dred thousand dollars, but where possibility of approving a 9,100 Agostinelli as an at-large delegate, Garden, the Fuel Bank and MiifiCeeittnPItM and gagged by her assailant and then house,” Cleveland said. “They would he get $2.4 million? I’ll be in square foot storage basement for the lasted over two hours, according to ii|wv«'#NP|w robbed of about $80 by two men who dumped drawers, tore up matresses the Financial Assistance 1) proposed industrial arts wing at a Robert 'Von Deck, town committee terested in seeing that,” Kennedy rqnsacked her three-bedroom home and went through furniture. As to program at St. total cost of $273,000. However, they chairman. Bartholomew, Project Re said. He added, “I don’t think it is the and then fled the scene, according to what their motive was or what they Xjtl § ornmrMttm Board of Education’s intention to ad stopped short of saying where th ^ Anderson’s delegates lost in the entry and Project Genesis police. were looking for. we have no idea.” ' PkiaaMk)hi4eoBda.tai)IRolsasiir vance a plan of that ($5.5 million) wanted it built. A loud speaker , vote; he has no delegates from at Emanuel Lutheran, the system featuring two-way hand sets The woman was able to give police I Connecticut going to Detroit, accor Furniture Bank at the magnitude." The woman was able to free m j m Gunnels’ line by line explanation of was also proposed at $121,000 while herself and call police at about 4;55 a description of the man at the door. ding to Von Deck. However, one Zipser Club, Project Le.eraeiMl9.aiSlylet ^ Mfh’iYiNdat-weiNiir® the five renovation catagories was heating, air conditioning, plumbing She said he was between 23 and 27 alternate delegate who supports Explore at St. Mary’s UitiMMrMtMRiNia p.m. When the arrived at the home f Slaeks for Super Comfon essentially the same estimate out and fire protection improvements the victum told them she had years-old, with short dark brown hair Anderson was voted in. (have I missed anything) mmMi lined at a May 20 meeting when he were lum p^ together for a $160,000 and a thin mustache. He has a thin to Von Deck also commented on the well, I often felt I was answered a knock at her kitchen door 6 i 4 4 '■OgrlllieTJi:... told the committee the roof repairs total. medium build and was about five- criticism from Ted Cummings, trying to ride an pctopus in a OarRlS-IMt...... 1140 9.99 ^Oirllifc IMI at about 4:20 p.m. A man stuck a ______would be $855,000 while windows Phillips suggested at least 10 per pistol in her ribs and forced her into feet-six or eight inches tall. He was Democratic town committee chair steeple chase. Come an •oewn,ttotM40«»aMB . tss, tool RSWMS hlMk t» wiei man. prown. One she Rts eft msnl 142. could run anywhere from $300,000 to cent be tack ^ on to the total to the kitchen where he struck her in wearing a dark jacket, the woman emergency and we’re all represent inflation in addition to a 2 told police. ’The woman also said she Cummings said Monday that the over the town. So ad $515,000. He also presented a general the eye, knocking her to the floor. refurbishing estimate of $595,000 percent contingency fund and an only heard the man’s accomplice Republican selection of delegates for ministrative coordination ’The man tied her up and taped her which would fund replacement and architect’s fund. “As we cut things eyes and mouth. He then admitted an enter, but never saw him. This is a sketch of the the U.S. Senate race was autocratic may not sound exciting to instead of democratic. He charged rebuilding in the school’s academic off this tpl^L” he told Gunnels, accomplice, police said, and the two Police canvassed the Adams Street suspect police are looking for you, but it turns me on like that the selections were , made areas. “we’ll require your advice.” went through the house. neighborhood early Monday evening in connection with an armed a lightbulb. Pinch me! without input of the town committee. A $319,620 estimate for the renova The Building (tommittee will meet looking for leads and Cleveland has robbery-burglary at an Great House Mates tion of two lockerrooms was given again next Tuesday to review cuts in Detective Lt. Orville Cleveland Von D«k rebutted these com To fill our overflowing asked anyone with information to Monday night, and the addition of a the proposal while a June 30 deadline who is conducting the investigation, Adams Street home late Mon ments saying the selections were cup, we will be sharing contact him at police headquarters. wing onto the building’s current in was set by Gunnels. said the woman suffered a black eye day afternoon. made according to party precedent. quarters with some of the Winning Ways®’ & Wilson® nicest people in town. And ? tho it may be almost as Sport Separates for risky as blessing the Board Men and Women of Directors, I must say Good looks & comfort combined In these Female rookie takes ribbing that Manchester is more cotton/acryllc mix & match coordinates! fortunate in her public ser •Shorts, Our Rig. a s s ...... 5.44 not strong enough to be firefighters, FARMINGTON (UPI) - Diane Metcalf said he and Mrs. the six-week course with her in vants than most of her •Shirts, Our Rsg.11.SS...... Mrs. Guglielmo has a stock reply: "I # Guglielmo’s boss says Connecticut’s Guglielmo “ spent a .lo t of time March dropped out. citizens realize. The •Pints, OurRtg.ll.SS...... hate to disappoint you but I am. If my first professionally trained female working on how she’d deal with the Mrs. Guglielmo is also believed to dedication and caring of •Long SIM VI Shirt (Lsdlis), Rtg. IZSS male-female thing’’ once she joined be the first full-time paid female father, who weighs 200 pounds, were people like Mary Della Sen gild CoeileifiWe Clairol Foot Flxar rotawiiit Ona Titan WPEBEEIEB^WREii EwflUv APP LCD Caluiiatar firefighter takes “ a lot of •Long SiMve Shirt (Mm's), Rtg. 13.SS the department in April. firefighter in Connecticut. in a burning buildingTd get him out. Ferra, Ron Kraatz, Diane JPEn w Em WEn. w W il^ W a y Control btetantCamoni ' ' ClMMli n#0(Nll|t wtth Clock i/U ann harassment’’ and ribbing from her •M m 's Tubs Socks (3-Pk.) male colleagues. “1 was ready to fight the battle for But she viewed her achievement You can bet on that.” Wicks, Alice Turek go far " CEiImIEeiMmi ' OurRtg.ZSStoZSS...... 2.17 O d 7 f l But Gregory N. Metcalf said Mon equality,” said Metcalf, the center’s more as a personal victory than as a During her training, she had to beyond anything outlined in O t O v OsrRsetAl 4»VF.t.f,, A«# -Sis ■■i- . catasifMeMse..,..aM0. f •Cshlor “Body Cosmstict" Joggtr Sports Brs «eaabfH»astMe ,„^M 0« 54.70 a 17,40 a day the teasing and taunting is public safety director. "But I thought milestone along the road to equal carry a 150^)ound man down a three- a job description or com Out R ts.tr (A a s Cups)...... 5.62 fOSfHmim i4)|is%Cushl
tion now other than aside com Vernon Board of Education crease speed. I am for more town official it wanted, Corpora Development Director Richard ToumTolk members, Monday night, were dis ments in the locker rooms.” potholes,’’ he said. tion Counsel Willianr Roberto Eigen was discussing the develop “Put a 10-foot fence around Uje cussing instituting a Human didn’t see any problem. “That’s ment of apartments''and con Artificial surface One South .Windsor resident When Richard Mourey, member parks and don't let anybody in.” Growth & Development Program what they needed in New Britain,” dominiums in town and how argued against the improvement of of the East Hartford Charter Revi said Bolton Resident State Troop<.‘r for Grades 4-6 which would include Roberto said, referring to that developers have to meet strict Robert Peterson as a solution to sex education. Board member, Pleasant Valley and Chapel roads sion Commission, said the town’s town’s recent scandal in town zoning regulations. “There is no the vandalism problems at the Harold Cummings, commented at Monday’s Town Council session. corporation counsel’s office has too government. _____ town in the state that has more town parks. “Apparently we have no sex educa “If you improve the road, you in much power to investigate any public hearings than Glastonbury.” weapon of umps Glastonbury Community NEW YORK (UPI) - The ar wait until Friday when we’re in New tificial playing surface has York. In a situation like that I’d like New York was rained out. revolutionized baseball, but at least to know what kind of recourse the Cardinals 8, Braves 5 m one player feels It has become a players have. I doubt it will do any George Hendrick hit a threerun Obituaries Panel gives breakdown homer in the 10th inning, giving him weapon — of the umpires. good, but I hope this is something Mrs. Mildred Tedford that won’t happen again. This is five RBI for the game, and making Brcause the surface can be cleared new manager Whitey Herzog’s debut MANCHESTER - Mrs. Mildred of standing water very easily by 'probably the worse case I’ve ever (Elliott) Tedford, 81, formerly of a success. With one out in the 10th, specially-designed machines, seen. East Center Street, died Sunday of renovation estimates Keith Hernandez walked and ad rainouts on artificially surfaced “We have the day off Thursday, so night in a Rockville convalesceilt vanced to second on a single by Ted MANCHESTER - With the (option two), $425,984; television Plumbing improvements, $31,500; fields are very rare and there has we could have played then but I think home. original $3.1 million estimate now up become a growing reluctance on the the umpires wanted their day off. I Simmons off loser Larry Bradford, 1- She was the widow of Walter J. areas (electrical), $8,500; site electrical improvements Including 3. Hendrick then greeted -reliever to $5.5 million for the Manchester lighting, $15,600. lighting, $144,300; fire alarm system, part of umpires this year to call off really don’t know why it took so long. Tedford. We won and that made it worth the Gene Garber with his 12th homer to High School renovation project, General refurbishing (includes $78,100; emergency lighting!, $36,- any games because of inclement Mrs. Tedford was born in Long stay, but the second delay was what, give reliever John Littlefield, 1-0, the itemized figures have been released suspended ceilings in second floor 800; rewire stage, $64,000. weather once they have started. * Island, N.Y., on Nov. 27,1898 and had three and a half hours? I don’t think victory. Simmons also homered for by the Building Committee classrooms), $595,000; lockerroom The Building (Committee added 1.1 Parkade Lanes trip winners It may be getting out of hand, the Cardinals. been a lifelong resident of overseeing the estimate work being however. that’s right. They have plenty of time Manchester. renovations, $319,620; classroom percent on the above total of $4.1 Bruce Zitko, left, and Sherry Shea are shown in Washington, “I was glad we won it,” he said. done by the architectural firm drapes, $35,246. Two games were held up by rain Prior to her retirement, she was million per month over a two-year “Big George (Hendrick) had a good Russell Gibson von Dohlen. Here is D.C., with Joe Joseph, a member of the 10-Pin Bowling Hall of for interminable lengths Monday National League employed in the baby department of Waterproofing of the auditorium’s period to account for inflation along night. We did some hitting. We gave the breakdown: exterior wall, $4,110; masonry with a 1.8 percent contingency fund Fame. The local big pinners won a rolloff among monthly high night because of the umpires’ reluc to make a decision and I don’t know the former J.W. Hale Company. The roof, $855,000; pool and gym tance to call them. One game, San away a few runs, but I thought She was a member of the South paint, $11,756; renovation of gym and to arrive at the $5.5 million estimate. average winners to represent the Parkade Lanes in the what their reasons are.” (starter Jim) Kaat and especially lockers, $^,450; floors, including cafeteria lobbies, $20,000. Brunswick-sponsored Bowl-Your-Way-to-Europe contest. Diego at Cincinnati, was interrupted Umpire Bob Engel, the crew chief, United Methodist Church and the four times by rain for a total of three Littlefield pitched extremely well, carpeted area, $116,824; pool im The new surface on the running took the responsibility for continuing both of them.” Senior Citizens of Manchester. provements, $25,000. The committee has said the above hours and 26 minutes before it was She leaves several nieces and track (option one), $64,000 or (option the game and said his decisioii was Public address system, $121,000; figures are subject to review and finally called off with the score tied nephews. two), $52,000; bleacher renovations, based strictly on up-to-the-minute Astros 6, Cubs 2 cafeteria furniture, $10,000; pave $36,000. may be dropped or changed in the es at 6-6 in the middle of the 11th inning. Funeral arrangements are in weather reports. Jose Cruz singled home a first- ment (all areas), $163,760; industrial TTie installation of heating and tim a te , depending on s ta te ’s “It’s always easy to second'guess complete and are in charge of the arts (with basement), $6M,400.' requirements and how important the inning run and singled to touch off a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. cooling central control units, $105,- The topper, however, came in and look back,” said Engel. “We kept four-run third inning in leading the Handicapped elevator, $35,000; particular renovation is to the Philadelphia where the umpires in 000; miscellaneous ventalation getting favorable weather reports. Astros to their sixth straight Leslie O. Royal windows (option one), $536,300 or systems, $23,000. project. terrupted play twice for a total of The field was playable and we triumph. Denny Walling collected ROCKVILLE - Leslie 0. Royal, five hours before resuming and wanted to make every effort to get 61, of 26 Reed St., husband of Helen By playing the game until its conclusion three singles and Terry Puhl, Cruz the game in and give an equal oppor and pitcher Ken Forsch rap p ^ two E. Nicgarska Royal, died June 9 at Remember — at 3:12 a.m. EDT. The San Fran tunity to both sides while doing it. home. Earl Yost cisco Giants, on the strength of Jack hits apiece as the light-hitting Astros Arson ruled fire cause I’m the final judge. I don’t know what rapped out 14 hits in recording their Mr. Royal was born in Rockville on Clark’s two-run homer in the eighth Sports Editor when games it’s doing in the press box, but I know eighth straight victory at home. June 12,1919 and had been a life-long inning, won the game 3-1 but by then what it’s doing on the field.” Reds 6, Padres 6 resident. He was employed at only about 200 fans were around to Engel said the fact that Phillies’ The Reds, trailing 6-2 entering the Hamilton Standard for the past 37- at Glastonbury offices were fast? see it. starting pitcher Steve Carlton had a years and was a member of its ninth, rallied for four runs to tie the By DAVE LAVALLEE Associate Superintendent Henry A portable switchboard system has Reliever Gary Lavelle, the player perfect game for four innings (when Quarter Century Club. He was a com representative of the Giants, was so score. Johnny Bench hit a one-out Herald Reporter Schoebel said he has not been given been constructed in the Town Office play was halted for the second time) single and Junior Kennedy and Dave Softball Average time for a major league municant of St. Bernard’s Church any concrete figures. Building. Notes off the cuff annoyed by the whole thing that he is had no bearing on his decision. and a World War II Army veteran. GLASTONBURY - The cause of baseball game to be played is just un going to contact Marvin Miller, the Collins walked to fill the bases. Dave "I have not received any figures ”By 1:30 a.m. Monday, we had “I didn’t know about it (the perfect Other survivors are a son, William the Sunday morning fire at that der two and one-half hours. Glad to hear John DiDonato is up executive director of the Players Concepcion doubled to right-center to Tonight’s gam'es that I would give any credence to. I most of the work done,” Corbett and around following nearly a month game) until somebody asked the bring the Reds to within 6-5 and Ken F. Royal of Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. destroyed 65 percent of the Board of Before television, games were Association, to see if anything can be Farr’s vs. Tierney’s, 6 have no word that I would consider said. "We are just touching things up shorter. on the sidelines. He’s a member of question later,” said Engel. Griffey tied the score with an RBI —Fitzgerald Patricia Rudo of Ellington; and a Education Building has been deter done to prevent future such actions. and an authority,” Shoebel said. now,” he said as men worked on the Remember when the batters went the Advisory Park and Recreation Elsewhere in the NL, St. Louis beat single. Jerry Turner and Willie Mon brother, Lawrence Royal of mined as arson, according to Police “All I can do is call Marvin and Buffalo vs. Tees, 7:30 Chief Francis Huffman. Town Manager Richard Borden system. up to hit without going through a Commission in Manchester...Two Atlanta 8-5 in 10 innings and Houston tanez drove in three runs each for the —Fitzgerald Homassassa, Fla. Robbery investigation said things are going well. find out,” said Lavelle. “I’ll probably topped Chicago 6-2. Los Angeles at A mass of Christian Burial will be According to Hoffman, the ruling Many of the school records have number of gyrations, or calisthenics? weeks of play remains in the Padres. Postal vs. Zembrowski’s, 6 “Everything is going much better been removed from the brick board Or when pitchers looked down for a Manchester Little League baseball -Nike Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Bernard’s Police canvass the Adams Street neighborhood where an was made by Fire Marshal Howard than I had expected. The town and Church. Burial will be with full armed robbery-burglary at the home of a 65-year-old woman Horton, along with help from state building, which was built in 1910 by sign from the catcher and delivered program before the -Soccer- Moriarty’s vs. Turnpike, 7:30 education staffs have been working the J.B. Williams Co. playoffs...Former world’s billiard -Nike military honors at St. Bernard’s took place Monday afternoon. Two men tied and gagged the authorities, at about 2 p.m. Monday. extra hours to make sure people get the ball without shaking off a few Church. There are no calling hours. “We will be looking at a lot of The records are being stored in a signals or asking that the umpire champion, Larry Lisciotti of Beniquez making JUNIOR Belliveau vs. Red-Lee, 6 —West wonian and then ransacked her house. She was treated for an services,” Borden said. refrigeration truck at zero degrees to change the ball or take time to rub Manchester, will soon leave the North: Rangers 3 (Eric Wallert 2, Side Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington samples and we have some very Borden had high praise for Ave., Rockville, is in charge of eye injury sustained when one of the men punched her. Story promising leads but we can’t com prevent them from becoming moldy the gloss off the ball? Or when ranks of the bachelors. His bride will Sal Vernali), Cyclones 2 (John DeMolay vs. Vittner’s, 6 Southern New England Telephone for and difficult to read. arrangements. Donations may be on front page. (Herald photo by Harry) ment any more,” Hoffman said Mon managers did their work, and yelling be a local woman...John Phelps up for lost time Brody, Brian Harvey). —Keeney its work in installing an emergency Seniors club if necessary, from the dugout and not reports 145 youngsters have signed Knights 5 (Devin Donaghue, Jamie DiRosa vs. Alliance, 6 —Robert made the American Cancer Society. day. switchboard system. The town The board building has been roped COVENTRY - The Coventry to try and show up the umpires on up for the Midget Football League SEATTLE (UPI) — Juan Beniquez behind twice in the four-hour, three- Gembala, Carl Stevenson, Gary son Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews switchboard was destroyed in the is quickly making up for lost time. off and a guard has been placed at the Senior Citizen Club will meet June 18 close calls? program in Manchester. There are minute game, longest ever in the Wheeler, Dave Evans), Minutemen 0 Flo’s vs. Thrifty, 7:30 -R obert BOLTON — Mrs. Elizabeth fire. Acquired by the Seattle Mariners building to keep curious onlookers at 1 p.m. at the Northend Community That was before the television still 25 openings. Each of the five en Kingdome. (Mark Paggioli played well). son (Lane) Andrews, 73, of 12 Notch M zone requested “The phone company was fan from the New York Yankees in the Boston took an early lead, scoring out of the building. It has been House. monster took over sports. tries will be allowed to carry 34 South: Jets 3 (Bryce Maltempo, Renn’s vs. Kitchen, 6 —Charter Road Extension, d i^ Monday at tastic. They had as many as 20 people off-season, Beniquez spent the first three times in the first on an RBI designated as a crime area, Hoffman Those attending are asked to bring It’s interesting to note that the players. Head coaches selected are Neil Belleville, Jeff Larkin), Flyers 1 Oak No. 1 Lehighton Hospital, Lehighton, Pa. at one time working on the 52 games of the 1980 season on the said. items for the teacup auction that will shortest day game in the major as follows: Chargers Denis double by Jim Rice and Tony Perez’ (Brian Coughlin). B&J vs. SBM, 6 -C harter Oak She was the widow of Ernest R. by Calvary Church switchboard setup,” he said. leagues saw the New York Giants Wirtella, Elagles - Warren Strickl^d, bench nursing a right shoulder that two-run homer. Boston boosted its South: Earthquakes 5 (Brad No. 2 Andrews Sr. “Ail of the possible problems with Borden said all of the town’s 200 follow the meeting. the electrical system have been whip the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-1, in Giants - Jim French, Patriots - Steve he dislocated during spring training. lead to 5-0 on Carl Yastrzemski’s Pelligrinelli 2, Keith Blanchard, Rob Mrs. Andrews was born in Hart MANCHESTER - The Calvary Over the past several months the phones had been installed by noon on Shaw , Jets - John Phelps. Practice eliminated,” Hoffman said. Driver dies 51 minutes in 1919. This is also the Beniquez saw his first action Sun RBI double in the second inning and Monaco, Jon Tlllotson), Yankees 2 ford, April 22, 1907 and had been a Church Assembly of God filed an M zone sparked debate on whether or Monday. sessions start Aug.l8. day night and won his first game Authorities have not yet released HARTFORD (UPI) - Morris National League record. The Rice’s leadoff homer in the third. (Matt Burn, Stephen Bayer). WOMEEPBIM! resident of Bolton for 12 years. application for an M zone with the not its restrictions stifled housing He said Public Works Director S. Monday night with a 13th-inning Putting the long InII Io |MI m s, figures on the cost of the damage. Golden, 75, of Hartford, died Monday American League game record for She had previously lived in the Planning and Zoning Department construction in Manchester. Robert Pryzby worked until 2 a.m. End of the line home run that gave the Mariners an Seattle, getting a pair of runs in the the Al Anderson, of Glastonbury In when the car he was driving struck brevity is 55 minutes, the lowly St. INTERMEDIATE Bucklanderi routed TIkey Hartford and Bloomfield areas. yesterday. Alan Lamson, town planner, Monday following the fire to help 8-7 decision over the Boston Red Sox. fourth, sixth and seventh innings, Painters, 22-6, last night at Cheney. surance Agency, the town’s agent of several signs and a utility pole on Louis Browns winning a rare game Tickets are going well for the Wal- Teamen 2 (Peter Knauth, Art Before retiring five years ago, she The application requests the area proposed some alterations in the with the telephone system. “I was ready,” said the 30-year-old fought back to a 6-6 tie. Jim Anderson Mary Carroll, Bev Bourque, Annette record, said this morning he has not Granby Street, police said. against the mighty New York ly Fortin Testimonial Dinner Clements), Cosmos 1 (Brian Carr). was a secretary in the attorney where the church and the parsonage zone, that were passed by the Plan John Corbett, supervisor of in outfielder. had three RBI for Seattle and Tom McCall and Debbie Pelletier each been able to get into the building and His wife, Esther, whose age wasn’t Yankees in 1926 in daylight, 6-2. Tuesday n i^ t, June 24 at the Army Tornadoes 6 (Scott (iorman 2, Jim general’s office in Hartford in the are located, 647 E'. Middle Turnpike, ning and Zoning Commission, that in stallation for the telephone company, & Navy Club. Interested parties may Beniquez gave the sentence a dou Paciorek two. had three hits and Nancy Nassiff and no estimates have been made. available, was listed in guarded con At night, the fastest play^ games Sieversen 2, Bill Sieversen, Ekldy An- Welfare division for 20 years. be rezoned from Residence A. The creases the density by about four un said at 5 p.m. Monday all except two contact EM Wojcik or the Senior ble meaning: he was ready to play Darlene Ladabouche two apiece for The police have been unable to dition in Mount Sinai Hospital with were 1:15 in National Lrague, the With Drago pitching brilliantly in saldi). Broncos 1 (Mike St. Laurent). She was a member of the Bolton Residence M zone allows for con its. of the phones had b ^ n hooked into Citizens’ Center...Manchester baseball after his enforced absence Bucklanders. Diane Repoli had three comment of the cost of the damage. injuries from the accident, police Boston Braves topping Cincinnati, 2- relief and a trio of Seattle relievers Congregational Church where she struction of single-family homes and The Mayor’s Committee on Con the system. said. 0, in 1944 while in the American) Chapter of Approved Baseball Um and he was ready for the first pitch Rowdies 2 (Eric Juttner 2, second hits and Marilyn Chmielewski two duplexes, plus multi-family housing matching him, the score remained goal in second overtime to win it). served as a deacon for several years. dominiums also will recommend to League, under the mazdas, the: pires will wine and dine tonight at that Boston deadlocked until the 11th. for Tikey. such as apartments and con Kicks 1 (Tom Wood). Sh was a past president of the the Board of Directors to drop the Chicago White Sox b l^ e d l Willie’s with the sportsmanship reliever Dick Boston went ahead 7-6 in its half of dominiums. Indians 4 (Myles McCyrry 2, Brian Ladies Benevolent Society of the housing mixture requirement. Washington, 1-0, in 1943. award to an area school one of the Drago threw him in the inning when Perez dribbled a WEST SIDE church and was clerk of the church. However, John Sullivan, attorney However, the committee rejected Board changes practice the 13th inning. Maher, Pat Collins), Hellions 2 (Tad Coming from behind, Manchester Hie longest nine inning games on highlights...Pleased as punch with single up the first base line to score She was immediate past for the church, has said the plans for a motion to recommend that the Gembala, Tim Foley). Memorial Hospital tripped Cooper be conducted partly in executive ses record show it took 4:18 for the Los the softball field at thq West Side “ I was looking Dave Stapleton with the go-ahead moderator of the Tolland Association the area are not completed. Details zoning application specify the type of Fitzgibbons will receive $35,365, in St. Package in a battle of unbeatens, By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA sion because evaluative comments Angeles Dodgers to beat San Fran Oval named in his honor was Bill for a high breaking run. and a delegate to the state for the type of housing planned are housing planned for an area. cluding a $1,000 benefit for having MIDGET 6-2, at the West Side Oval. Peter Kuz- were discussed, which under cisco, 8-6, in 1962 for the National Pagan!. Despite inclement weather ball,” Beniquez expected to be completed during Herald Reporter earned a doctorate. South: Stallions 2 (Richard Boyle mickas had three hits and Bruce Conference of the United Oiurch of The Planning and Zoning Commis Freedom of Information law can be League mark and Geveland romped last Saturday, nearly 200 of his said, “ because But Bruce Bochte tied the game at summer. MANCHESTER - The Board of Other personnel whose salaries 2), Chieftains 1 (Frank Parlapiano). Henderson two for 7-0 MMH while CJirist. She served as a delegate and sion will review the application next Education met to conduct most of its discussed privately. But he added over Boston, 19-9, in 1977 in a 3:57 friends came out to help salute the that’s what he threw me when he 7-7 with two out in the bottom of the The rezoning application does not month and later schedule a public were approved include Business Caribous 1 (John Eccher), Devils Frank Lalashius and Dave Hoffman division chairwoman with the business in public session Monday that' since the board, a public body, “thriller.” little West Sider...Those in atten struck me out in the eighth. He threw 11th, hitting an 0-2 pitch from Drago require specifying the housing type. hearing. Manager Raymond Demers, who will 0. each had two safeties for 6-1 Cooper. Manchester Area Conference of night and then, following its regular had to take a vote, this had to be done Most baseball fans don’t care dance said the announced crowd at me the same pitch and I just hit it.” into the left field seats for his sixth Churches. She was president of the earn a 7.5 percent increase bringing East: Kings 5 (Stephan Simon 2, practice adjourned to executive in public session. whether a game last two and one-half the basketball exhibition featuring Drago wasn’t willing to confirm or home run of the season. Bolton Senior Citizens Group and was him to a $24,205 total, and Director of Adam Hyde, John Hyde, Paul DUSTY sessions to discuss a personnel The board voted to approve 7 per or Uiree hours. They claim the only the USA Olympic team was just deny Beniquez’ account. Drago, 2-3, took the loss although an active member of the American Buildings and Grounds Wilfred Dion Henrys), Sounders 0 (Pat Lyons and Mustering nine hits, the Angels matter. cent salary increases for three cen ones who complain pre the everyday about half that number. The game ‘Tve got to get dressed,” was all he allowed just three hits in six in Association of Retired Persons of the ‘South’ firefighters who will earn $24,425. nings. The winning pitcher was Dave Vanessa Beckwith played well). blanked Ed’s Arco, 5-0, at Keeney Breaking precedent, the board then tral office administration staff for baseball writers..and they could be promoters did little to alert the he would say in the Red Sox’ Manchester Green group. The foremen were approved an 8 Apollos 7 (Danny Callahan 3, Jay Field. Bill Schultz, Mack Gray and called another public session to take the 1980-81 fiscal year. right. media for the game at the Hartford clubhouse. Heaverlo, 4-0, who shut out Boston on She leaves a brother, Robert M. percent salary increase, along with Civic Center. Snyder, Bill Kennard, Erik Ander Pat Irish each had t?ro hits and Dave a vote on the salaries of the central Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. The Mariners won by coming from one hit over the final 2 2-3 innings. Lane, West Hartford. thanked by Joyner the food service director who son, Mark Alpert), Astros 0. Anderson belted a two-run homer for office staff. By the time this vote was Deakin will earn $34,665. This figure Funeral services will be Thursday received a 9 percent increase. North: Olympics 4 (Chris Maneri the Angels. Ed’s mustered two hits. afternoon at 1:30 at the Bolton By KEVIN FOLEY he called in the town and other called, the public and the press had includes a benefit for 10 years The meeting was held to complete 2, Jeff Cappello, Jason Yorke), longevity with the system. Congregational Church, with the Herald Reporter department’s when he realized the left the building, expecting that stan the salary figures for ail personnel in Eagles 3 (Ben Carlin, Ron Cote, Jeff NIKE dard board practice would prevail. Director of Pupil Personnel Ser Sister act Rev. J. Stanton Conover officiating. MANCHESTER A letter ad potentially explosive nature of the the system. These employees are not Jackson at his best Wright). Telephone Society took a 7-0 forfeit Burial will be in Bolton Center dressed to the “South Manchester nearby grain elevators at the co-op. Board Chairman John Yavis said vices Allan Chesterton will receive members of an employee bargaining Metros 2 (Jill Boggini, John $31,690. win over Multi Circuits last night at Cemetery. Fire Department” has been received The firefighter who questioned this morning that the meeting had to group. Longo), Toros 0 (John Benford Assistant Superintendent J. Gerald for crown Nike Field when the latter failed to Friends may call at the Holmes from Rep. Walter Joyner of the 12th Joyner’s letter (and asked to remain plafyed well). field a team. Funeral Home. 400 Main St., Assembly District thanking the unidentified), suggested it was not Manchester, Wednesday from 2 to 4 town’s paid firefighters for their ser Joyner’s place to thank the town and Theft before TV cameras It was a family affair in the finals PEE WEE REC and 7 to 9 p.m. vice in the Eighth Utilities District other departments for the their ef of the state Class M Girls’ Tennis South: Chargers 7 (Mike Talaga 4, Reed Construction tripped Center Memorial contributions may be May 31 during the Central Connec forts. Rather, a formal letter of ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - Reggie But the Angels rallied in the last of homer for the Angels in the fifth. Championship as Penney High’s Jim Geraghty 2, Dave Berube), (^ongo, 15-2, in a game called after made to the Bolton Congregational ticut Co-op fire. thanks should have been forthcoming suspect Jackson has always been at his best the eighth to take a 7-6 lead on Rick In other games, Baltimore edged Katie Molumphy downed older sister Tigers 0. five innings because of rain at Nike Church. The letter, dated June 3 and posted from district officials. before the television cameras. M ille r’s single, a th ree-b ase Oakland 3-2 and Seattle topped Martha 6-0, 6-1 for the individual Panthers 5 (George Cook 5), Field. Jack Grezel singled, tripled Anthony J. Gamache at the fire department’s stations Contacted this morning, All-Star games. World Series and throwing error by relief pijeher Rudy Boston 8-7 in 13 innings. Kansas City crown yesterday at Farmington Sharks 4 (Dwayne Goldston 2, Jeff and homered to pace Reed’s while sought Games-of-the-Week have been the May, a double by Rod Carew and a at Cleveland was rained out. VERNON — Funeral services for around town, was sent .on behalf of Christensen said he knew of Joyner’s Farms Racquet Club. Magowan, Matt Smith). Jim Magowan and Rich Murphy New York Yankee slugger’s center sacrifice fly by Joe Rudi. North; Timbers 5 (Lindsay Anthony J. Gamache. 65, of 325 Kelly assistant district Fire Chief John letter and was very appreciative of - Led by the Molumphys, the Black added three hits each and Don Christensen and fire commissioner the town’s contribution in the fire. MANCHESTER - stage—a point hq illustrated Monday That set up Jackson’s ninth-inning Orioles 3, A’s 2 Knight netters successfully defended Boutilier 5), Aztecs 0. Hesley, Jack McCooe, Wayne Rogers Road, Vernon, who died Monday 1 T ? / night in a nationally televised game. heroics. night at Manchester Memorial Gordon Lassow as well as the “We’ll be sending out a letter.” he Police are still looking for Eddie Murray’s ninth-inning their team title with a total of 18 and Dan McPherson two apiece. Rick “members of the Manchester Fire added. Jackson belted a game-tying home “ I hit a fastball down,” said sacrifice fly snapped a 2-2 tie and points. Wilton High took second place Miglioni had two safeties for Congo. Hospital, will be held Thursday mor a black male they said mi ning. Department and the residents of the Lassow, who also serves as the dis grabbed about $230 from a run in the ninth inning against Mike Flanagan, 6^, pitched an eight- with 10 points. community...” trict’s president, said he talked to Born in Beverly, Mass, on March cash register at the Food California to tie the score 7-7 and Bob American League hitter as Baltimore won its fourth Katie Molumphy, a freshman, top CHARTER OAK However, at least one well placed Joyner about the letter and thought it Mart supermarket at the Watson delivered a run-scoring ^ a ig h t game. The victory put the seed in the tourney and ranked No. 2 North Methdist nipped LaStrada 18,1915, he was a six-year resident of Jackson, describing the pitch he hit Vernon, and had lived in Manchester professional firefighter asked why was a more than sufficient token of Manchester Parkade Sun single with two outs in the 10th as the Orioles over the .500 mark for the in New England in the 14-and under Pizza, 11-10, at Fitzgerald Field. Joyner had sent the letter and none thanks. 1 Yankees beat the floundering Angels for his home run off southpaw Dave first time since early in the season. division at the end of last year, brisk day afternoon, and then Greg Holmes and Wayne Steeley before that. 8-7. LaRoche. He was the husband of Lillian was rweived from the district itself. fled the scene after a man Loser Rick Langford, 4-5, gave un ly moved into the finals. Martha, a each had three hits and Steve Hadge, He said since Joyner’s constituency Square dance “I don’t like to be embarrassed on New York left fielder Lou Piniella only six hits. sophomore and No. 3 seed in the Watts Gamache and was employed ordered one of the store’s saved the game in the bottom of ninth Nelson Eddy and Bill Chappell two includes areas of Manchester outside SOUTH WINDSOR - The South employees to stop TV,” said Jackson, who was in the tourney, had a more diffcult road to apiece for Methodist. Pete Ramey, by the Wooster Express Co. of South when with two outs and the winning the Eighth District, why was it Windsor Square Dance Club will hold struggling with the thief. lineup as a designated hitter because hoe as it took her 2 hours and 45 Mike Pander and Dave Lyon each Windsor for 23 years Iwfore his run on third, he made a diving catqh necessary for Joyner to issue a letter an open dance for all club-level of a bruised thigh.' minutes to top second-ranked Ellie had two hits for Pizza. retirement. He was a member of the on a line drive by Miller. Teamster’s Retiree Association of thanks on the district’s behalf. dancers, Friday, with Cliff Brodeur Police said the man, “I wanted to Woods of Maloney High in the Local 671. "The fire at the co-op which is now calling the squares and Russ and described as about slx-feet- start in right field, “The ball kind of tailed back semifinals 6-3, 6-3. toward me,” Piniella said. “ I got a CANDLELIGHT In addition to his wife, he leaves being called the work of arsonists, Anita White cueing the round dances. tWo. inches tall and about but (Manager The Penney doubles team of Sue Zipser Club swept a doubleheader Dick) Howser ______good jump on it. It was just a ques- three sons, Donald Gamache of destroyed the Apel Place facility’s It will be held at the Orchard Hill 170 pounds entered the Baseball Murphy and Carol Dorn bowed in the from Talaga Associates, 12-8 and 17- thought it would be m F W m S B S h tion of being there. You either Mtch Blain, Minn., Robert Gamache, who computer center that Saturday night School, 350 Foster St., from 8 p.m. to store about 5 p.m., waited semifinals to eventual champs Katy trust best if I sat out it^ r your don’t.” ALUMNI JUNIOR 12, at Fitzgerald Field: Mike Mistret- is stationed with the U.S. Air Force and Sunday morning and took 11 p.m. in 'a line and then grabbed Butler and Emil Wells of Wilton 6-7, For over one hundred years, generations have again.” In the Yankees’ 10th, Bobby Brown ta, Russ Bilodeau and Rich Gustaf in. West Germany, and Charles firefighters from at least six Refreshments will be served and ten and twenty dollar bills Credit Union downed Mari-Mads, 6-4, 6-2. son each had three hits and Alan , Jackson finished reached on a fielder’s choice and 6-3, at MCC and Moriarty Fuel Gamache of Manchester; a sister, different communities six hours to the admission charge will be $3.50 from the register. A male put their trust in Watkins. Norman M. Holmes Katie Molumphy Noske, Bob Gorman, Mike Pagani, with three hits and three RBI. stole second, setting up Watson’s topped Moriarty Bros., 5-1, at Cheney Mrs. Sylvia Ann Whitten of Dracut, bring under control. Christensen said per couple. employee struggled with and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust Roger Talbot and Jack Maloney two game-winning singlq off reliever Tech-as the league opened play last Mass, and four grandchildren. the man, but after a with warmth and sincerity to each family “Jackson has come through all Henderson cited — — apiece for Zipser in the opener. In the year for us,” said Howser. Dave Lemanezyk, 2-6. night. Services will be from Holmes passerby told the two to served. NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve nightcap, Talbot had four hits, The Angels, who have lost six Angels’ starter Fred Martinez had Mike Byam hurled a strong game The leftfielder also stole three bases Funeral Home, 400 Main St. at 10:15 stop fightiqg. the employee Pagani, Mistretta and John Wiggin Store robbery probed ames in a row and 12 of their last 16, a shutout for the first six innings and Bill Masse and Mark Holmes Henderson of the New York Mets, and had seven RBI. including the a.m. with a mass of Christian burial<< released the man, who es three apiece and Maloney, Noske and lew a 4-0 lead against the Y ^ e e s , before the Yankees scored four times played well for Credit while John who raised his batting average to .349 game-winning RBI In the first game at the Sacred Heart Church in Ver MANCHESTER — A robbery at The thief apparently injured caped. The employee later Gustafson two each. Bud Talaga, gwho continue in first place in the in the seventh Vo tie the score. Mazurak had a single and two RBI to take over the lead in the National of Sunday’s doubleheader against non at 11 a.m. Burial will follow in the Dairy Mart store, 368 Spencer himself, police said, because a small told police he thought an V 4 V » American League Elast. Rich (jossage, 1-0, went the last 2 2- for Mari-Mads. Matt Mirucki fanned League, Monday was named the NL Pittsburgh. Mike Coughlin and Jeff Keefe had Grove Hill Cemetery in Rockville. St., is under investigation hy police amount of blood was found on glass officer had told him to stop NORMAN M. HOLMES, Dir. Player of the Week. three hits each and Tom Kavaii and who say a suspect smashed a six-by- , New York scored twice in the 3 Innings to record the victory. IS and blasted a homer to pace ^ e l The Mets, who won three of four Friends may call Wednesday from at the scene. The incident was fighting. FUNERAL HOME Henderson, who hit in all seven Tim Coughlin two apiece for Talaga’t eight-foot plate glass window and eighth on an RBI triple by Bucky % Rookie Joe Lefebvre homered for with Joel Sullivan and ^ Stack ad games against Pittsburgh, moved 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may reported by the store’s manager 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • TEL. 646-5310 games the Mets played last weqk, in the opener. }n the nightcap, took about $500 in instant lottery There are no suspects in Dent and a single by Willie Randolph the Yankees In the seventh and ding two apiece. Three different into fourth place for the first time in be made to the charity of the donor’s shortly before midnight. extended his hitting streak to 13 Kavan, lim Coughlin, Todd and Stan choice. tickets from the store Monday night. the case. to take a 6-4 lead. Carney Lansford hit a three-run players had one hit each for Bros. two years and also knocked the games with 12 singles in 26 at-bats. Pirates out of first place. Talaga and John Alexander and Jim Pashalis each had two aafatlei. 10 - EVENINQ HKRALD. Tneg- June tO. 19K nm m m W ' A W W « EVENINQ HERALD. Tuei.. June 10. 1980 — 11 iB iiM iiai ■ m ^ j t Eagle golfers second Petition seeks safe, iegal place to ride motorbikes » » / '■ ** ^^*^-****y*wp started poorly and flnishedjtrong- f » m iCKSI Crosstown Manchester High didn’t of 320. By D.4VE LAVALLEE She presented a petition signed by and Zoning Commission denied the residents, but the numbw would not run bike sites. The sites are operated -ma ly fair as well at the Division I Cham 160 dirt bike riders, most of them in application for a dirt bike area. Zoning Commission. Manchester 'finished back in the Herald Reporter exceed 35 percent. on town land and the clubs lease the That was the story for East pionship at Heritage Village Country pack with a team score of 355. Chris their teena^ years, to the council in “I was not going out there to bring According to Mrs. Airoldi, the club He also suggested that the group Catholic's golf team yesterday as the SOUTH WINDSOR - All she land for small town fees. work with the Police and Parks and Club as the lOth-ranked Indians Hickey carded an 87, Jeff Dolin 88 favor of a dirt bike site. our Hell’s Angel’s over there. I was would maintain its own grounds and According to Mrs. Airoldi, a South Eagles captured runner-up honors at managed I7th place in the 21-team and Jeff and Chris Fields each 90s for wants to do is find some way to She said she began checking the there to research The area and a legal Recreation departments on the each rider would be required to have Windsor site would be fenced in and proposal. the CIAC Division II Championship field. the Silk Towners. provide a safe, lega) place for the town maps in February, but found place for the boys to ride,” she said. health insurance and protective at Pautipaug Country Quh in Baltic. town’s youngsters to ride their would have litter barrels placed Simsbury High, which previously Conard’s Pete Davison and Stam that many of the preferred sites for If a club were established in the clothing. She raid the site would throughout it. Waterford High took team honors motorbikes. such a facility were Very close to took the CCIL title, took the Division ford’s Bob Chien shared medalist towp. Mrs. Airoldi said the boys probably be open from about 4 p.m. James Ritson, the advisor to the Burglary report with a total of 325 with East, which 1 crown with a total of 315 with residential areas. would pay $30 to join. If youngsters honors with three-oyer par 75s at the That’s why Emma Airoldl to dusk on weekdays and 1 p.m. to 8 Bloomfield club, said only about 16 VERNON—The Vernon Police compiled a 13-10 mark in the regular another CCIL school, Conard High, 6,430-yard course. appeared before a Town Council She began having discussions at under 18 wanted to join the group, p.m. on weekends. season, next at 331. acres are needed for a riding area. Department investigated eight taking runner-up honors with a score work session Monday night to outline her home on the development of a they would need signed parental per Mrs. Airoldi said a local attorney The Bloomfield club operates a 16- Mi^laries during the week of May 16 “The kids hung in there ali seasm mission. a proposal for a town dirt bike riding trail riding area at a gravel pit in has offered to draw the incorporation acre site on a town-owned landfill. and this is particularly gratifying area. Eiast Windsor. According to Mrs. Youths in the 12 to 17 age group papers for the club and only the state that they didn’t give up on Little League, Mayor Edward Havens said that The breaks were reported into “Unfortunately, many of the boys Airoldi, the owner was willing to rent would constitute the junior members fee would be charged. Mrs. Airoldi should try to find two or homes on Union Street, Hany Lane, ^*32511 themselves and the team,” stated the site to the group at a minimal and 18 to 26-year-oIds would make up are riding illegally in the town and Mrs. Airoldi said both Bloomfield three possible areas in town that Chestnut Street, Prospect Street, Mt. Eagle Coach Tom Malin. Tonight’s games AMERICAN the senior group. they could get hurt,” Mrs. Airoldi costj _ _ and Windsor Locks have might be suitable for such a facility “Perhaps the Manchester match at Janitorial vs. Fire, 6 —Waddell , Bob’s Gulf on Blake Freeman’s Vernon Drive, Willowbrook said. However, East Windsor’s Planning The club would be open to non arrangements with local clubs that and then report to the Planning and (Manchester) the country cluh was Medies vs. Nichols, 6 —Buckley game-winning hit in the bottom of the Apartments and Franklin Street. the whole key to the season. We shot D Q v s . Boland, 6 '—Leher sixth nipped American Legion, 4-3, at 310 -low for the season —and I think Waddell Field. John King had two that proved to the kids they couid NATIONAL bingles for Bob’s with Dave Simier Goldman LA piay goif. As far as wins and iosses, it Moriarty Bros, and Auto Trim & homering. Scott Gould had three hits Council transfers funds m was frustrating for them hut when it Paint battled to a 9-9 tie iast night at for Legion. came time for the challenge they Buckley Field. The game was called pleased rose to the occasion and I'm by rain and wiii be compieted June extremely proud for all of them.” 24. Doug Brown fanned 11 and had to cover gasoline costs I ^ ' i Ken Forzley, using a pair of two hits to pace AT&P. Dan Soucier borrowed spikes as he forgot to bring had three hits including a grandsiam Brett honored by tests VERNON — The Town (touncil has Ronald Hine, director of public Other smaller amounts were his, ied the way for East as he took homer and Mike Charter and Brian NEW YORK (UPI) - Kansas City agreed to transfer $10,000 from the works, asked for a transfer of $17,000 transfered within various fourth piace in the individual stan Feshler had key hits for Moriarty’s. third baseman George Brett, who By DAVE LAVALLEE police department’s salaries account from the general fund to the general departments as follows; Planning to the operating supplies account to dings with a fine four-over par 76. had four three-hit games and hit Herald Reporter government buildings’ utilities ac ttepartment, $100 to pay the recor Three piayers —Waterford’s Dave INTERNATIONAL pay for unexpected increases in the count. ding secretary for a special meeting home runs in three consecutive SOUTH WINDSOR - With only Winners in Children's Fishing Derby Jones, Avon’s Jeff Zivic and Bran Behind the combined no-hit games last week, was named cost of gasoline for the cruisers. Of this amount $2,000 is for elec and a regular meeting; the Health 44 of the 355 Grade 9 students at Chief Herman Fritz said that when Last Saturday’s steady rain didn’t dampen Allen Cote, second biggest fish; Steve ford’s Dave Stewart —shared pitching of Chris Helin and Paul American League Player of the Week tricity and $15,000 for fuel oil. Hine Department for operating supplies, medaiist honors with 75s over the Gauarino, the Oilers whitewashed Monday. Timothy Edwards School requiring the current budget was prepared gas told the council that at least the $15,- $150; Zoning Board of Appeals, $75, remedial assistance next year. the spirits of entrants in the annual Boleski, most fish caught; Ray Hartley, 6,497-yard course. the Lawyers, 18-0, iast night at Leber Brett batted .469, accumulated 29 was figured to l^ .5187 per gallon and 000 will be needed to carry him for advertisements; Zoning Board of Manchester State Bank-sponsored Children’s biggest fish; Eric Cote, second biggest catch; Terry O’Donneil tied for ninth with Fieid. Helin aided his own cause with School Superintendent Robert W. therefore the total account was es through to the end of this fiscal year, A ppeals fees, $225' to cover total bases, had 13 RBI and scored - Goldman said he was pleased with Fishing Derby at Salter’s Pond. Winners Norman Maillett, third most caught. (Herald five others with a 79 with Ed three hits with Jim Fogarty, Buc timated at $29,700. June 30. He said the same is true of secretarial fees through the eight runs last week. Brett, whose the results of the state proficiency Crouchiey carding an 86 and Kevin Zachary and Gauarino each adding He said on April 3, Captain John the additional amount needed for the remainder of the fiscal year; $1,462 were, front from left, Kristie Sanford, girls photo by Burbank) season average is up to .333, also hit exams. under 6; Jason Gouchoe, boys under 6. Back, Ovian a 90 for the Eagles, who were two blows for the 10-2 Oilers. The" safely in six of the Royals’ seven Bundy presented, to the council, an utility bill. to tax adjustments to cover the cost ranked 10th in the 20-team fieid. Lawyers are 1-11. games. All of the town’s Grade 9 students update in the gasoline estimate at .71 Hine also asked for a transfer of of paying back overpaid sewer user took tests in reading, language arts, and this meant that the figure for the $2,500 from the snow salaries account charges; and $68.70 from the office mathematics and writing ability. 1979-80 budget should have been in to the general government building supplies account to the operating The results of the tests are as creased to $40,645 but this wasn’t utiljties account. Hine said sometime supplies account of the Vernon Arts Bourque NHL AWStar follows: Reading-97.6 percent, or 347 6coreboQrd done, therefore there was a deficit of during May or June the utility tanks Comnnission to covl/ the cost of students, were found proficient in the $10,945 in that account. are normally topped off so the ad having recognition awards printed to right-hand«d pitcher from St. Joseph’s MONTREAL (UPI) — Boston Bruins defenseman Ray SPORTS ON TV San Franciscos, Philadelphia 1 E-Templetoo. UH-Sl. Louls2. LOB- BOSTON SEATTLE • skills tested; Language Arts-99 'The chief said that at the present ditional $2,500 will be needed to make present to Rockville High seniors in College:" and ‘Jan James .D'Aloia,...... a shortstop San Diego 6, Cincinnati 6, ppd., St. Louis 6. Atlanta 7. 2&-Reitz. ab r b bi ab r h bi Bourque broke a 50-year National Hockey League record percent,or 347 students, were rated TUESOAV from St. Leo (Florida) College.Uege. innings Hubbard, Simmons. Hendrick, Herr, Burlesnss 70 10Cniz2b 6110 time gas is .9725 per gallon, thus up the difference of $6,000 needed. the fields of drama, art and music. JUNE 10. 1080 New York (NL) — placed outfielder Los Angeles at New York, ppd.. rain Murphy, Qumbllu, Spikes. HR—Sim Remy2b 4 000 ^niquzc( 73 3 1 Monday to become the first Calder Trophy-winning proficient; Mathematics-94 percent, requiring an additional $1,000 to (Haudell Washington on the active roster Tuesday’s Games mons (8), HHendrick (12). SB- Stapletn2b SllO M eyertf 5 02 1 forward or defenseman named to the First All-Star Team or 330 students, were judged EVENINQ and designated pitcher Kevin Kobe! for (All Times EDT) Templeton. SF—BwkIs, Lyimcf 62S0Paciorkrt 5212 cover gas for April with the May and reassignment. San Diego (Wise 33) at Montreal IP H RERBBSO in his first year with the league. ^ 6:00 St. Louis Perexlb 4123Bochtelb 523 1 proficient by the test and in writing June bills still to be met. (S) Auairalian Rugby (Sanderson 63), 7:35 p.m. Ystrrm dh 6121 Horton dh 5 0 0 0 Philadelphia (NAsL) - Purchased BASEBALL Los Angeles (Reuss7*l) at New York Kaat 623 6 4 Bourque, named Calder winner for the 1979-60 season 91 percent, or 320 students, were The chief, said the additional 7:3 0 forward Ossama Kahlil from the 213 1 1 Fiskc 51 2 0 AndertnSb 5013 Placement costs Uumd(W13r (B) SportaCentar (Swan 44). 8:05 p.m. Rice If 613 2 M e n ^ ss 2 0 10 last week, was the only Bruin picked for the first or se found to have proficient skills. Egyptian First Division. San Francisco (Knepper 4-7) at Seaman money was also needed to cover the ^ 8 « ) Frazier (SI) Dwyer rf 1 0 0 0 Slmpsn ph 0 0 0 0 cond All-Star contingent. Philadelphia (Walk 13). f;» p.m...... Evans rf 4 0 0 0 M llo ^ as 3 0 10 Of the 355 students, tested, 311 will change-over for the new cruisers. He ^ Baaabalt AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis (Sykes 14) at Atlanta (Niekro « . . (u) Profaaakmal Taam Rodao By United Press International Hobson Sb 4 011 Stinson c 5 0 00 It was the fifth time a Calder trophy winner was named proceed with regular class program 43),8:(6p.m. Hoffmn 3b 10 00 said due to the six months or more ^ 10:00 East Pittsburgh (Candelaria 23) at Cincln- Hrabosky to the first All-Star team in the selection’s history. The ming. (B) PKA Full Contact Karata MAJOR W L Pet GB ToUU 51 7 15 7 ToUls 48 8 14 6 that the new cruisers were overdue, worrying board nali (Pistore73). 8:06p.m. n "iS 10:40 New York 33 19.635 - Oie out when winning run scored four previous winners all were goaltenders. The test was given to all Grade 9 (Chicago (Knikow 33) at Houston Bradford(L13) Boston ' SU 010 000 010 0-7 the repairs to the old cruisers (£ Klnar'tKornar LEAGUE Milwaukee 28 22 .560 4 (Ruble2-1), 8:35 p.m. Garber The Los Angeles Kings and the Montreal Canadians VERNON The Board of Educa ^ 11:30 Baltimore 27 26 .509 6>>) Seattle 000 208 200 0101-8 students throughout the state last devoured all of the change-over nearby school sydtem. It would have Geveland 25 25 300 7 Wednesday's Games Seaman pitched to I batter in ibui. E}-Burleson, Andersbn. Hobson. DP- QD SportaCantar San Diego at Montreal, night WP-Malula. Kaat, Littlefield. T-2:32. each saw two of their players named to the first team — March. money. tion fears the ramifications should to be a very special case and then we 12:00 LEADERS Toronto 25 26 .460 Tty A—631S.^_ Seattle 3. LOB-Botton 11, SeatUe U. 2B Boston 25 27 .481 8 San Francisco at Philadelrdiia, night —Yastrzemski 2, Rice, Lynn 2. HR- center Marcel Dionne and left winger Charlie Simmer of “This shows that the students do the courts rule in favor of a would have to pay the total costs but (B) Profaaalonal Taam Rodao St. Louis at Atlanta, night The chief also asked for an ad ^ 2:00 Detroit 22 27 .446 9>y Perez (9), Rice (8), Bochle (6). Beniquez the Kings and defenseman Larry Robinson and right have the skills to succeed,” Goldman Manchester parent and a West Hart it doesn’t happen often today because (B) PKA Full Contact Karata BATTING West Los Angeles at New York, night SAN DIEGO CINCTNNATI (1).■ “SB-Lynn, -Lynn. Cruz." S~Stinson.------SF ditional appropriation of $1,075 for I based on 130 at bats) W L Pet GB Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, nignt ab r h bi ab r h bi Paciorek, Anderson. winger Guy Lafleur of the Canadiens. ford parent concerning the question we have such good programs, “ Mrs. ^ 3 :3 0 Chicago at Houston, night said. “The students who have been the extended insurance coverage (B) SportaCantar NATIONAL LEAGUE Kansas City 33 20 623 - Richrds If 5 0 0 0 Oillins cf 4 2 2 2 IP H RERBBSO The first team is rounded out with the Chicago Black of local boards having to pay all costs Ck)chran said. G AB R H Pet. CJhicago 28 25 .538 5 Smith ts 4 3 2 0 Conepen as 5 12 3 Bos km diaposed as needing remedial Making plans warranty on the five new cruisers. 40 1« 20 82 349 Oakland 26 28 .481 7Vy CHICAGO HOUSTON Mmphrycf 4 10 0 Griffey rf 5011 sunley 513 9 4 3 0 0 Hawks’ Tony Esposito. assistance are already receiving related to outside placements. “All of a sudden we are being seen Radio Tonight KlSTsfl ab r h bi ab r h bi Turner rf 5 2 2 3 FosUr 11 3 0 10 Billingnam 1 2 2 2 1 1 This money comes from a rebate of 52 202 41 60 337 Seattle 26 28 .481 7Vy Dejesus ss 4 0 11 Landsty ss 3 0 10 Three Buffalo Sabres players were named to the Se Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst looks over some plans for the With this in mind the board voted as surrogate parents and responsible 7:55 MeU v s . Dodgers, Smith, LA 50 179 28 60 .336 Texas 24 29 .453 9 Kinney p 0 0 0 0 Drlesan lb 4 0 10 Burgmeier 0 0 0 0 2 0 tutoring.” $1,500 on the new cruisers. This will Tyson2b 30 11 Puhlrf 50 2 1 Mmtnzlb 5 02 3 KnightSb 5010 Drsgo(L23) 6 3 2 2 2 3 ® Reitz, St.L 53 196 19 66 .332 Minnesota 22 31 .415 11 Biittner lb 4 0 10 Morgan2b 5110 cond All-Stars team — goaltender Don Edwards, Goldman said he is happy with the proposed new choral group for the Town of Vernon with extend the warrantee on the new and to have Dr. Daniel Woolwich, board for ail costs because of that federal WINF Cruz, Hou 51 189 26 S .328 California 20 31 368 12 FlannrySb 5 0 10 Bench c 30 1 0 Seattle Mondaysnday^a Results Kingmn If 3 0 0 0 LaCorte p 00 0 0 Casb2b SOOOWeroerc 1100 Parrott 1 4 3 3 2 0 defenseman Jim Schoenfeld and right winger Danny work the school system is doing. chairman, contact state and federal law,” she said. 10:15 ■ Red Sox vs. Simmons, St.L 48 162 30 51 .315 Vailrf 4 000 Cnizif 4 02 1 Herbert (%atzky who will be the director of the group. The smaller cruisers from 12,500 miles to Steams, NY 48 171 22 53 .310 Kansas City al(^eat (Geveland, ppd.. rain Fahey c 4 0 10 Kenndy2b 3 110 DRoberU 7 6 3 3 3 4 Gare. “It does speak well for the system. officials and other boards of educa “It’s mind-boggling that this kind Mariners, WTIC Russell, LA New York 6, California 7. lb'innings Thmpsn cf 3 0 0 0 Walling lb 4130 Mura p 2 0 0 0 Moskau p 1 1 1 0 Rawley 213 4 1 1 1 2 Vernon Fine Arts Council is making plans to start the choral 50,000 or an additional five to six SO IQ 14 S6 306 Capilla p 0000 Cabell3b 5 110 tion, in expressing their opposition to 10:15 - Yankees vs, Hendrick, St.L 53 IM 30 SB 304 Baltimore 3. Oakland 2 Shirley p 0 0 0 0 Geronm ph 10 0 0 Heavrl(W4-0) 223 1 0 0 0 2 Toronto’s Borje Salming, Eklmonton's Wayne Gretzky The results indicate to me that what months. of thing is beyond our back door. It’s McBride, Phil 43 179 22 54 .308 Seattle 8. Boston 7,13 innings Hndrsn ph 1 0 0 0 Cedeno cf3111 D'Acqustp 0000 Tomlinp 0000 Burgmeier pitched to 2 batters in 7th. and Montreal left winger Steve Shutt were also named to group. (Herald photo by Pinto) any attempt to force local school not that I don’t think that children Angels, WINF AMERICAN LEAGUE Tuesday's Games Ontivrsib 4 110 Ashby c 3 2 11 Winfield rf 0 0 0 0 Aurbeh ph 10 0 0 T-4:(D. A-10,132. we do in schools does make a G AB R H Pet. (All times EDT) BlackwII c 2 0 10 Forsch p 3 0 2 1 Hume p 0 0 0 0 the second team. difference, Goldman said. systems to pay the non-educational should have the necessary special Molitor. Mil 47 190 41 68 .358 KansasQty (Lwnard53) at Geveland 1 0 00 Niemannp 0 0 0 0 ^llm n ph 10 0 0 Monday 's Sports Transactions Cooper. Mil (Spi)lner53).7;35p.m. Hemndi 0000 Bergmnim 1 0 0 0 ^ i r p 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK CAUFORNIA Lafleur became only the second player — after Goldman said the school system costs for students placed outside the education but I don’t believe that By United Press International 43 174 25 61 351 ab r h bi ab r b bi Remy, Bos 42 162 15 56 346 Minnesota (Zahn 4-7) at Detroit ph 1 0 0 0 Reynlds ss 0 0 0 0 ToUls 39 6 8 6 Totals 36 6 11 6 Maurice Richard of the Canadiens — to be named to the system. school systems should be all things. Basketball Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Game called by rain. Rndlpb2b 2niMilIercf 5 130 expects a certain maturity of its Denver — Signed forward Cedric Bumory. Balt 52 198 S 68 343 (Wilcox44).8;00p.m. Browncf 6 1 00 LansfrdSb 5 3 2 3 LMidreax, Mnn Texas (Jenkins 34) at Milwaukee Martin cf 0 100 San Diego 20800002006-6 right wing position for a sixth consecutive year in the All- students. Retention policy voted Conflicting language in the state Somehow this overwhelming 53 206 31 69 336 Hordges of Southurolina. Touts 30 2 5 2 ToUls 36 6 14 5 CincinnaU 000 GOO 004 Ox—6 Spencertb 4 121Carewdh 5131 Indiana — Signed guard Brian Magid, Brett. KC 44 168 29 56 333 (Haas 64),8:30 p.m. Chicago 000001010-2 Watson lb 20 11 Thmpsn lb 4 02 1 Stars history. The results of the test were and federal laws concerning special possibility has to have some action Yount, Mil 49 203 46 67 330 Toronto (Gancy 43) at Chicago DP—San Diego 2. LOB—San Diego 5, icked in the eighth round of the U79 Houston 104 QOO lOx— 6 Cincinnati 9. 2B—Turner. Driessen. Werthib 0000 Rudllf 300 1 released to the school system last be candidates for retention. education led the two parents to file from boards of education, not just RIBA college draft. Trammell, Del 47 172 36 56 .326 (Kravec 24), 8:30 p.m. EF-Kingman, Puhl. DP—Houston 2. Jacksndh 61SSGrlch2b 4000 By BARBARA RICHMOND Walhan, KC 46 173 24 56 324 New York (Tiant 43) at California Moskau, Smith, Concepcion, Kni^t. 3 ^ Golden ^ t e —Traded center Robert LOB-Giicago 5, Houston 12. 2B— Montanez. HR-Tumer (S), Coluns (2). NetUes3b SOlOHarlowrf 402 0 Friday. Grades IV and V students reading the court suit against the state and Vernon, but others facing this too,” Parish and the third choice in the NBA Murphy. Oak 52 107 34 60 .321 iTanana 23). 10:30 p.m. PinlelUlf 50 2 0 Patekss 3 100 Celtics don't need prayers Herald Reporter HOME RUNS BalUmore (McGregor53) at Oakland Morgan. DeJesus. SB-Cr\u. SB—Smith 2. S—MosImu, Shirley. Goldman said he is proud of the one or more grades under grade stan their local school boards to force Mrs. Cochran said. draft to Boston for the No. 1 and No. 13 IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO BUirU 0 0 0 0 Donohue c 3110 picks. NATIONAL LEAGUE-Schmidt. Phil iMcCalty 53). 10:30 p.m. Lefebvr rf 4 2 3 1 Hran ph 10 0 0 BOSTON (UPI) — Boston General Manager Red A'flhr- VERNON — A retention policy for ding, would also be candidates for payment of all costs, including living She wants brought back to the Plwwnii — AmiiirwH rArt»»4 ufiu„ 18: Carter. MU. uizinskl,Luzinski. Phil and Boston (Renko33) alSeaUle (Bannis- San Diego students, staff members and parents ter 33). 10:35 p.m. Lamp (L43) 213 10 5 5 2 Mura 7 5 12 11 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Glbura c 0 0 0 0 bach hardly needs anybody to pray for his team’s well elementary school students, ap Reqion retention. expenses of educating their system the board’s clear respon who have created an educational Wednesday's Games Hernandez 223 1 0 0 2 Shirley Dent ss 5 2 11 being, but that didn’t stop him from acquiring a Parish. proved by the Board of Eklucation Kansas City at Geveland. 2 Tidrow 123 3 1 1 2 D'Acquisto ToUls 43 8 14 8 ToUU 37 7 13 8 climate, provided the instruction and In considering retention the emotionally disturbed children. sibility which is to educate and she Capilla 113 0 0 0 0 Kinney 1-3 0 0 New York 000 000 421 1-8 Monday night sets forth criteria to be Minnesota at Detroit CalifomU 100080(000-7 And Tuesday, shortly after noon, he expects to say support that have contributed to the teacher has to be sure the student is The parents claim that by not reiterated her contention that school » J . cS ,’„“nY i r ’' Texas at Milwaukee Houston Cincinnati inree-year^ met. BATTED IN Forsch (W74) 523 3 1 1 1 Moskau El-hliv. MarUnez, Patek. DI^New “McHale.” considered in the retention process, ment level and whether the child being instructed at his or her ap paying the full cost of the programs, systems aren’t supposed to be all Toronto at Chicago York 3, California 1. LOB—New York 12. high degree of success exhibited by New York at California Niemann 113 0 0 0 0 Tomlin establishes procedural guidelines appears to be emotionally immature BalUmore — signed three draft NATIONALLEAGUE—Schmidt, Phil LaC^rte 2 2 1 0 2 Hume California 3. 2 B -^ n c er, Jackson, Auerbach, after lengthy consultation with his owner the test. propriate instructional level and the boards are denying the two things to all people. choices; tackle Tim Foley of Notre f Baltimore at Oakland Plniella, Carew. 3B-Mnt. HR—Lansfoi^ and defines how a final decision will Boston at Seattle HBP—by Forsch (Tyson). T—2:31. i Bair and coach, Monday traded the first and 13th selections In “I cannot emphasize enough how or more mature than the others in his graded on achievement at that level students access to free public educa Dame, kicker Randy Bielski of Towson *>il 3^ 19,(02. T-2:59. A-19.8B8 (5), Lefebvre (4), Jackson (11). SR- Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant (Md.) State and tackle Larry Stewart of AMERICAN LEAGUE - Perez. Bos Randolph2, Brown. S—Thompson, Patek. Tuesday’s NBA college draft to Golden State in excluinge be made. grade. in the areas of reading and math. tion. Brett, KC and Oglivie, Mil 40; Cooper. NATIONAL LEAGUE ST LOUIS ATLANTA pleased and proud I am of the superintendent of schools, said some Maryland. SAN FRANCISCO PHIUDELPHIA SF-Rudi. for Robert Parish and the third selection in the opening Edward Litke, principal of the The matter of the effect retention Geveland — Signed quarterback Paul Mil and Oliver, Tex 39. By United Press International ab r h bi ab r h bi IP H RERBBSO students and of the school system,” The school board, before accepting Beverly Ckxhran, social services STOLEN BASES EUst Templln ss 512 1 Hubbrd2b 5 0 2 1 ab r b bi ab r h hi people interpret the federal law McDonald of Southern Cal to a series of North cf iOOOSmiUrf 5020 New York round. Maple Street School, presented the would have on the child's self es the policy, deleted two items in the supervisor for the Vernon school three one-year contracts. NATIONAL LEAGUE- Moreno, Pitt W L Pet. GB lorg If 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 2 10 Griffin Goldman said. literally, some feeling it means no 32: LeFlore, MU 30; Collins, Cin 19; Montreal 29 20 592 - ScoUcf lOOOChmbLilb 5 03 2 Ripley p 1 000 Roselb 4010 6 7 4 4 0 2 The Parish trade ends rampant speculation as to the proposal to the board. "Retention teem, and the child's work habits are criteria list. One called for con system, expressed deep concern New England — Signed two free Law. LA and Scott, Mtl 17. Pittsburgh 29 22 .569 1 l^ tn id ph 0 100 SchmldtSb 5 0 00 May 21- 3 4 3 2 0 2 educational costs should be paid by ruling back Mai Najarlan of Hmndzlb 4 1 00 MatUiwsrf 4 000 3010 Go^g(Wl-O) 22- 3 2 0 0 6 1 has been and can continue to be the other considerations. Philadelphia 26 23 531 3 Simmons c 4 3 4 1 Homer 3b 5 00 0 0000 LuzinskiH Celtics’ draft plans, and is aimed at correcting a deficien sideration of the size of the child in about the possibilities of what could felon Unlvnrlilv'Vnd w id /w S w O aY n"wil»„‘'KC Evans 3b 4 0 10 Boonec 5 111 California the parents. “It’s very vague so it’s a New York 23 27 .460 Six Hendrck cf 5 2 3 5 Burrghs If 5 0 0 0 rf cy which hurt Boston in the playoffs — the inability to Hebron board most appropriate course of action in The policy states the child's age relation to the grade he is in and the happen if the court rules in favor of 22 27 .449 7 4 112 NUtldox cf 5020 Martinez 62-3 6 4 1 6 3 very easy choice to lay it on the local T ? r S T c F L f " - '" .t S ^ ^ U.e W||l;jTe«15; Bimbry,B.lt.i;dMomor, ^icago Bonds iT 4 0 0 1 Benedict c ?l!n ^ Muiraylb 4010Bowass 4010 La Roche 2 6 3 3 0 1 trying to best meet the long term will also be a factor and that no more rellremenl o1 running back Doug bi Louia 19 34 366 12 ReiUSb 5 110 Gomez S3 cope with Philadelphia’s massive front line. other concerned the child’s atten the two parents. West Hemdoncf 40l0Trlllo2b 8000 Lmnczykmnezvk ((L2-6 11-3 3 1 1 2 0 education system," he said. D ^ s o n and released quarterback Xl irtUSillViS, Herr2b 4 0 10 Blanks ss 2110 Stennett2b SUOCarltonp 20 0 0 WP-Martinez. Balk—Lemanciyk. T- “The key is the third draft choice,” Auerbach said in cuts program n ^ s of certain elementary school than two retentions will occur in dance record. The later is an illegal While the state law says that local Qwster and running back Jack Delo- VICTORIES W L Pci. GB Kaatp 3 0 0 0 Matula p 2 000 3:21. A-30.126. “Someone has to look at this Los Angeles 32 21 604 - LeMastr ss 4 0 0 0 GVckvc ph 0 0 0 0 announcing the deal at a midaftemoon news conference. children,” he said. Grades K-5 and not in successive reason, the board said. boards don’t have to pay living and plaine. NATIONAL LEAGUE— Carlton, Phil LltUeiild p 1 0 0 0 Hrabsky p 0 000 Sadek c 1 0 0 0 Noles p 0 0 0 0 Baseball Blue, SF 83; Reuss. LA 7-1. Houston 31 21 .566 Seaman p 0 0 0 0 Spikes ph 1110 The purpose of the policy is to years. legislation and clarify the v a ^ e Cincinnati » 23 .566 2 0 0 0 0 Camp p May c 1011 Unser ph 0 0 0 0 “Bill Fitch, owner Harry Mangurian and I are'con HEBRON — Because of objections By the end of the second marking other non-tuition costs when a stu Cincinnati — Signed free agent p**^E*’i,^ * * lR ic h a rd . Hou 73; Frazier p 0000 Montefsc p 1 0 0 0 McGraw p 0 0 0 0 provide an objective and unified areas. A line has to be drawn as to San Diego 25 29 .463 7tX Asslitn ph 1000 vinced that there are three great players in this year’s raised by some parents, the pre In the case of kindergarten period parents of elementary dent is placed in a residential Atlanta 2] 30 412 10 Bradfordp 000 0 Woblfrd if 3 0 0 0 draft: Joe Barry Carroll (Purdue), Kevin McHale process for reviewing the possibility students it was determined they what the state-wide responsibilities 22 32 .4(77 lO^X Garber p 0 0 0 0 ToUU 32 3 6 3 ToUU 36 1 8 1 kindergarten class will be eliminated students will be informed of an program for reasons other than are,” Kerkin said. Monday's Results ToUls 40 8 11 8 ToUU 38 5 9 5 ^anclsco 000 000 081— 3 of retention based upon the social, should demonstrate sufficient social, Philadelphia 000 100 000-1 (Minnesota), and Darrell Griffith (Louisville),’’ Auer for the 198(1-81 school year. educational concern and also at the educational services, the two parents ! m S e r tavid 5 il? PS."'® ” «ERACE St. LouisS, AtlanUS, 10 innings, night St. Louis 1110020003-8 emotional and educational needs of HoustnnG. Chicago2. night AtlanU 000 001 301 0-5 E>-Sa(Iek. Evans. LOB-San Francisco bach said. “We are still guaranteed to get one of them." The Board of Eklucation has agreed emotional, academic and end of that marking period the Plan claim the federal law doesn’t make Mrs. Cochran said that $124,995 has IbcRed.'Bllllw Mom 1 f a ™ c C ^ NA'TONALLEAGuTH™, 6. PhiUdelphla 14. 2B-Herodon, Rose. individual students. Stennett. H^Boone (4). Gark (10). SB Speculation has it that Golden State will select Carroll that the person who was paid under developmental maturity to indicate ning and Placement Team will con this distinction. been budgeted for outside ASfe^on 1 Welcffl —Rose 2. Smith, Bowa. SF—My. In considering retaining a student, 19th HOLE and Utah will pick Griffith, allowing the Celtics to choose the program with Title I funds now probable success in Grade I. sider potential cases and parents will “For whatever reasons, children placements for the 1980-81 school Jai Alai Results IP H RERBBSO several factors will be considered Grade 1 students who don’t San Francisco 6-foot-ll center-forward McHale. will be paid from local funds and will be asked to meet with the team. today seem to be having more year and she is sure that the board Rico Sutton of Lamar, first baseman Bob Bums, Chi 238; Gura. KC2.31: Montefusco 31-3 4 1 1 2 3 McNair from Oregon Slate, outfielder "Oneycutt. Sea2.44; Clancy, Tor2 6B Seventh: “He is very competitive, an excellent ballplayer,” such as how far below the grade he or successfully complete the primer Such meetings are designed to problems then ever before,” Mrs. will start the year with costs of $129,- fint 4 hiM lO.N 5.» 3.U Ripley (W1-0) 3 2-3 1 0 0 3 6 work with pupils who need extra help ' David Trimble from Davis High Schwl ______STRIKEOU're I ku Kw 1,40 i oo 3.M Minton (S2) 2 3 0 0 1 2 Auerbach said last week of McHale, who averaged 15.2 she is currently in, is the student func levels may be considered as can result in a formal plan for home- Cochran said. 466. She said if the courts rule in Yakima.-. Wash,------pitpitcher Matt Carlton. Phil s jMeMi S.40 4.20 Minnichaug' Gross, A - ip their kindergarten classrooms. Hou 72. 1 bill Co,, s to 110 Philadelphia tioning and how far below their own didates for retention; and Grade II Nawrocki of St FrancisstoUege Col rather I®- Hou 90; Ryan. 7 Qureti 4.00 Carlton 6 3 0 0 2 10 points and 8.8 rebounds with the Gophers' last season The plan is to have the teacher school communications. If by May 1 She said the federal law says the favor of the two parents in question Kirk Richmond from Lan....^ I FmsU Mntillj H ( (q QintU 4-S SM.IO Toussaint 84, B - Parks 94, potential are they functioning. Guidry. Noles (LO^) 2 2 2 2 1 1 while shooting at an excellent .567 clip from the field. students who haven't satisfactorily the teacher or teachers think it best students shall be placed at no cost to then every placement cost will be Owacij 1-4 UMO PerfecU 4 S 1213.00 McGraw 11110 0 C - Bennett 105; Net, A - spend a half day at each school. Norris. Oak and c k “He can be an outstanding forward and play backup Also to be considered will be the completed or reached the first book PH U 1-4 UI.OO hnfKU 4 S-2 SI.MMO WP-Carllon T-2;28. A-2B.7CB Clark 89-2(W9; B - Hen A 1981 summer program, for to reccommend retention a final the parents. “An educational reason laid upon us. She said the board could IritNtJ 141 $U45.t« iKhth; center. He’s a great guy to have on a ball club.” question as to whether, if the child is of the Grade III basal reader; and J7n'cSSJ'„VpUSs^)^el■„^';^^S^^ K«mgh. djk 5*. ' dricks 97-31-66; C - Toconis students who are identified as team meeting will be held to review for placement would be that our face an additional $149,(X)0 in special Tom Lukish from the University of SAVES 1 icsqm Isndi 11.49 J i« i.49 Parish, 26, led the Warriors in three categories last retained, would it place him in a Grade III students who have failed NATIONAL LEAGUE-Suiter, Chi 12 ^ ‘n* fOO JU 300 4 Incwiii CnWerte 4.10. 4.20 BALTIMORE OAKLAND 110-40-70. Low putts - needing pre-kindergarten services, the year's efforts and to make a deci schools don’t have the necessary education costs in the coming year if ...... ' 3 JoK OUrrftj t.OO 3.10 ab r h bi ab r h bl group that is closer to his achieve- NewYork(ALi-SignedthefoUowing 2-^ *• ^7^30. 5 He I m ■> 4.10 season —averaging 17 points, 10.9 rebounds and 1.6 will be provided. more than two major subjects would sion. program or that there is not one in a this should happen. pUyeri selected in last week's draft* MU ®. Pitt and Fingers. 1 PKk C.i 210 Bumbryef 4000 Hendrsnlf 3120 Geiger 29. ‘WMtl 14 HOJ) SakaU2b 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 010 blocked shots per game. John Millholland. a second baseman from AMERICAN LEAGUE— Farmer, Chi lhakk 2 3 125 00 CeriecU 14 SI20.M Louiiburg (N.C.i Junior College David KC 10; Stoddard. Ball Kelly ph 010 0 Armas rf 2 0 0 1 hrteclj 23 SlIMO TrifccU I4-S SI04.30 Dauer2b 0000 Newmnlb 4010 Aerobics class Banes, a third baseman from the B*tfptieier. Bos9; (l^rbell. Minn and Ihlectl 2 31 5201.10 University of Florida; Kevin Quirk, a ^Kissage. NY6 Singletn rf 4 010 Elliott dh 4 010 nvi: 4 Ourtlj fienm 1S.40 1Z.M 149 Dempsy rf 0 0 0 0 KlutUJb 4110 VERNON — The Indian Valley > ‘Hi f e 1100 11 10 5 20 1 Incjrifl UMet I0.N 110 Muiraylb 3111Esslanc 3000 YMCA will offer its first aerobics in Grads, staff fete retiring Bolton teachers 2 f e MO 250 2 ikra Uidj IM Crowly- • dh - 3 112 Guerrerss 4 0 10 Graham c 4____ 020_ McKay2b SOU llli«ikllit, 550 M a 34 U3.M motion class this summer. The in Jai Alai Entries Ikkkk 1 1 535.00 DeCincs^ 300 0 LIFETIME structor will be Toni Bono. BOLTON — Graduates and staff “exemplified the poise and dignity The Bolton Education Association, part of the team that made it a good Added Stokes to the cheering PedacU 4-3 SHIM Roenick If 3 0 10 necessary for young women going Olrkdl 2 2 5100 50 TrifecU 4-3-2 S41IM Garcia ts 3 0 0 0 Also to be offered this summer will of Bolton High School jammed the represented by Phil Robenhymer, school with a good reputation, gathering “Thanks a million ... God TUESDAY IUkU ? U 51.105.50 Tanth: _ToUl» , , 30 3 6 3 Totals 31 2 8 2 banquet hall of Fiano's Restaurant in into business,” while art teacher presented each retiree with a silver regardless of how small it is.” bless ... until we rneet again.” fartk; (00000001-3 GUARANTEE be a jazz-ercise course which will Fnt Smath: 7I mumMcri U.491149 /J»7J9 ».«S49 Oakland Baltimore Mrs. Marlon Nicolay in a testimonial bowl oh which was engraved their 0 0»^ 20.00 10.00 5.00 1 fiviMMi 5.M 2il 110000000-2 concentrate on stretching, limbering, Bolton Friday night to participate in l.tSM-MUl lltpi-im t ICketla T-bneU 1.20 300 E>-Esslan. OP-BalUmore 1, (^land a testimonial for four retiring praised Mrs. Battiston’s fundraising name and the date of the party. Along 1 1mU 4J, 1. LOB-BalUmore 3. Oakland 6. 2B- and toning of muscles with an in IheMwci 4. Uinea-Uisl IRa 4. Maw m t u n m n teachers. $. ImIMsrtHiM S Urawei ilaapia jmUl 24 54010 Hendersoo, Newman. HR-Crowley (4). troduction to aerobics. efforts on behalf of the business with this gift each retiree received a iiUclUM NHkU 7 -1 $141.11 SB— Klutts. S— Armas, SF— Arinas, Ernest Stokes, Joseph Shanahan, 7. 1. UrgeOtortU Mrguci iH eta 'w kai 0.2 5121.10 TrifMti 7-1-1 $$2121 Murray. For more information on times and department she headed. different painting from the associa $ah$ Nmsc»lMH$ $aU ke •nhelj 5-24 510510 and Beverley Battiston, all of whom IHIk „ . IP H RERBBSO fees contact the YMCA office, 872- The evening was filled with in tion. All the paintings were con U m t 2 tmici I iMMt HJI 7il 4il ^lUmore began teaching at the school when it stances of teachers honoring their 5 kit Ina |M« 1121 520 7hnfiraMi 9 8 2 2 2 6 7329 or stop in at 734 Hartford Turn ceived by Bolton-based artists. l-MU-OterfU lUirieiCajn l.ft»«e*i 2.li^aaih»a 2 Clm bfi 4JI 221 opened in 1964, retired with Edward retiring peers. Social Studies teacher 1 kwa l$e«t 4 Dvrii 6*wte Langford (L44) pike (Route 30). The personal remarks were ac 4.GeHUN 4 OrtaaMUe 5 OOM IvIvN too MMa 2-7 $4119 9 6 3 3 2 2 S. Uriel-Iwt 4. U n if ie tii 8 S. Freosca-laga t M— Ceewi T-2:16. A-20,lfl DiFronzo, who came to Bolton in Anthony Falcetta praised the “elan companied by letters from former fek k 24 555.40 MNti 2-7 $1UM 7. IcceXsitl l.rKM«1e« F.Quriit-Irteual l.Uw4i4hiGarU NIkU 0.2 5127,50 1971. and savoir faire of Monsieur Stokes," employees of the school system, who SiGi kw *m $(tt inshmt TrHwta 2-7-4 $731.11 Concert tickets ready TrikeU 1-2-5 5200 50 iMlftk High School Principal Joseph in reference to the retiring French w l^ed the retirees luck and hap Sulk EAST HARTFORD - TickeU n et mr. 2 0rtailMm 24JI H it LM Fleming praised Shanahan, assistant teacher. piness in their new phase of life, in 1 Itenpa-lani Uaaee-lapi > f e 12.00 4.50 120 9 Irrt farita SJ9 149 are now on sale at the East Hartford 1 lips iewt 2Der»gga 1 In0> Ob c 240 400 1 Uiriei-Xtfi 1 Charate-lrgap I iMMilaqa U i principal to three administrations, Busloads of students had the oppor addition to sending regrets for being . 4. Fetta-ttarreti i kmUray 5 Qvili lirtmo 220 WANTED Parks & Recreation Department for S.lreU$u i Amaci Mrcew 1 M b 2-9 $S1J9 for his counsel. Added Physical tunity to visit Canada through the I.Urge4$^ i FraadawflarTt fek k 1-3 53020 the “Fountainhead,” concert which unable to attend. r.GMMetee 1 (Uy4leUal 7 bB$>ia Lemi LArr»U*«ta Nrlwta 24 S249J9 Education Teacher Michael Lan- years due to the efforts of Stokes, SiGi hek^ha 1 Sikt tk fifiBiii fexla 1-2 II2I20 T iM 24-1 $94721 .will be held June 19 from 7:30-10:30 Among those who sent regrets Tiikcb 1-2-5 5120120 dolphi in his testimonial to the who besides teaching FYench was ferth: leath; IHmIw i 2.712 M 249.419 TO BUY p.m. at the E a st, Hartford High were U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker; Sen. history teacher, “One thing Joe also advisor to the French Club. l.Cm 1 QrUal School Auditorium. Abe Ribocoff; Gov. Ella Grasso; and i m 2.Uerii always had was (talent for) being a DiFronzo, who was originally in lire 4.f«da llrra iliMikia Reserved seating tickets are $4 in Rep. William Cotter. Letters were 8. Arceual guidance counselor, both to the charge of the Bolton High School thtm advance. $4.50 at the door. also expected from President Jimmy 7,FMia 1. Rmu 7.her» I.Gtni)r CLEAN students and the staff.” band and chorus but later assumed Carter and State Education Com SiGi Urge Ml IMm The national honor society advisor FifU Unet; m o t o r s a l e s Photo ID session the responsibility at the junior high missioner MarK Shedd. and advisor to the class of 1976 was school and elementary school also, I.UrgeUfUe tPehOhrrsto l.NageHiadri IlitM M Uela USED GARS EAST HARTFORD - A photo Fred Audette was master of lU nneteis lirra-lagi given a Hitchcock chair from the was praised by Fleming for the 4 U4^iMt iIrtiwHen ceremonies for the evening, which lUeMUe IM a g i iHereygeei lArriaialUri) For Expert Front End Alignment identification session .will be held Board of Education. He plans to re programs he championed. LHeUiil F.bw M cem I L FremcMrgMii Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in main in the area. Eiesides the words oi praise, the also Included music played by Two’s $U$ ligiiUm SaU UaM^seet CARTER the Eiast Hartford Parks and Recrea Company and remarks by ShU • leHtt and mheel Balancing One retiring teacher who will not retirees also received gifts. 'Die reachm retiring from service at Bolton High School since it tion Department Office at the Town be remaining nearby is Mrs. Board of Eklucation presented its Superintendent of Schools Raymond lU e ^ U e i IkMfrIlMtill l.k»-4rceMl L U w 4 a^« ei Hall. Residents of Bast Hartford are Allen. opened in 1964 are, left to right, Ernest Stokes (French); 1 4.4rtieU$ca IFneNfi hw) iOeriMMra 643-9521 Beverley Battiston. The business gifts through Chairman John Beverley Battiston (business); and Joseph Shanahan LUeNfr^ tIrelieN $■ leate lagi ^ 1 fill 1 tgam required to use this card at all Parks teacher Intends to move to (kilifor- Haloburdo. Besides the chair which In parting Stokes spoke for the LFiela-Zap 7. Arrt^lant i Arriaga U« h4 sponsored events and facilities. (history). The three were Joined by EMward DiFronzo, who $U$.M$Uya SaU laige-lea ^_jCorowRL^^^Jsjtsa^^ TtLiW -M M nia, and at the banquet she urged the Shdnhhan received, DlFrohzo and group, as he said “I am glad I came These cards cost only $1.00 atkl ale educators to visit her there. Stokes received clocks and Mrs. Bat to Bolton when it was a new school, began his career in the Bolton system in 1971 in charge of the valid for tive years. Fleming said Mrs. Battiston had tiston was given jewelrv. as it was a challenge. I am glad I was high school band and chorus. (Herald photo by Shea) 1« - KVKNINO HERALD. Tbm.. June 10, IWC Reqion. Solon furious □ EMPLOYMENT over new rule H i p WanfMf 13 NURSES AIDES wanted for on all ahlfts. Apply HARTFORD(UPI) —Rep. Richard TuUsano.D-Rocky director of nursing. Salmoth Engbw Utho Opurator. Hill, is fuming over a state advisory which could force hrookConvalescenf Home, off star Turn 615. N.C. Lathe lawmakers to go pubUc every time they’re about to vote pSSIl ADVERTISINB on a bill that affects their private jobs. Please call 632-5244. Operator. 50 Hours, Paid REGISTRATION RATES Holidays. Excellent In CONTROL CLERK - The opinion issued by the Ethics Commission, which LEGAL SECRETARY, Full 1DAY.;...14*winin I surance Benefits. diversified position, oversees activities by public officials, expands the and part time. Experienced in HNW D 6 5 dinating and expediting 3DAYS ...13«Minin generally held view of what is thought to be a conflict of •“•sation. 6DAY8....12*MinMT Applflnponon: flow, for one o f ___ interest problem. ^ ^ O t a s t o n b u r y center. England’s largest transporta 24DAYS ...11'MimMT METRORICS, Inc. ’The new interpretation states that legislators, when ------!______NT. a a 44A tion company. Good telephone 1IWORD.ta.10M personality, accuracy in votipg on any matter that affecU them financially, must ELECTRICAL aOtTON, CT. OaOM HAPPY ADS •2.64 Hi typing, and ability to keep file a written statem ent before explaining why they can JOURNEYMEN WANTED, track of details essential. A SOUTH WINDSOR - Following vote objectively and in the public’s interest. Experlew ^ in commercial growth potential position for and residential wiring. the Town Council’s rejection of That would leave few legislators uncovered because the individual who can assume BenefiU. Call 646-5420. responsiblity. Convenient trade-in funds for the industrial most have outside jobs. MALE/FBMALE bypass road last week, it continued East Hartford location, off I- “It’s a practical impossibility,” says ’Tulisano, a Keep Smiling DENTAL ASSISTANT- 84 Competetive starting discussion Monday night on ways to lawyer. "’The system up there (Capitol), the way it W TIME. Excellent working en salary. Ample free parking. Be Happy vironment. Benefits incnide; CLERK-nPIST develop the road and seek alternative operates, it seems to me that you’re going to have to stall RN OR LPN. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. H ip Wanted IS Excellent Employee Benent KIDS- Paid holidays and vacation, Package. Call Chris Garcia, sources of funding. the business while people file statemenU.” Fart time. Enjoy working uniform allowance, pension Some council members have 5269551, 9 to 5 to set up an- Part-time, 16 hours par “What you’re doing is putting another guillotine over “ “ “ Uenl supporting PART ■HME JANITOR for and profit sharing plan. ninterview. EOE. argued that the rejection of the medium size office complex. Em nence preferable, but month. U.8. Army somwne’s neck who’s in pubUc wrvice,” he said Roaarvo anilstmont trade-in proposal, to obtain federal Horn's: 5 to 10 p.m., Monday, win train qualified applicant. LEGAL SECRETARY - Part TuliMno, as co-chairman of the Legislature s Judiciary Very pleasant atmosphere, Tuesday and Wednesday. 13 and Older, funding for the bypass, may hinder Excellent opportunity for in time.. Experienced preferred. raquirad. Committee, often takes up bills which are broadly related good wage!wages and benefits. Phone Mr. Whitney at S68-2i^ MANCHESTER dividual who enjoys people. development of the road. ! call Mrs. LeBIanc, Manchester office. Call 646 Will train for entry level to his law practice. For example, drunk driving laws for an appointment. Call 525-3868 after 10:(» a.m. 5614. However, council member Richard when he defends clients arrest^ on such a charge. RN, 646-0129, Manchester REPUBLICAN TOWN positions. Experienced Ryan has indicated the town is com Manor Rest Home, 385 West Individuals may qualify “I have three drunk driving cases next week,” he said. Center Street, Manchester. DREAMS hi] Earn Up To ger than your TOWN OF BOLTON to start at advanced mitted to reconstructing Pleasant ‘"There’s clearly no conflict. But when the bill came up COMMWTEE PICNIC pay check? Want to estahlishabli pay grades with a Valley and Chapel roads. The roads and I worked on it, would I have had to file a statem ent? I SHEET METAL WORKERS - matt second income?incon If you June 14th, 11 to 4 Public Notice already have approved funding. don’t think so.” For Heating and Air Con have 6 to 8 hours w eek ly chance for accelerated ditioning. Industrial and TO SPARE, I'll show you how. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS promotions. The 2.6 mile proposed bypass Tulisano said he can foresee a nightmare jahead if the cimmerolal * Stop Rain date • June 15th would cost 66 million. It would con men and For appointment, write Dept. Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Wizard of Oz commission’s interpreUtion is strictly held on votes at Installers. Uberal Company H-10, P.O. Box 54S, Vernon Town of Bolton will hold a meeting at the Town Hall on Monday, Call 623-4053 or nect the Buckland Commons area, the committee stage, on the floor of the House or Senate, Benefits. 871-1111, 728-8600. Conn., 08086. 35 Phelps Road, Manchester June 16, 1980 beginning at 8:00 p.m. to heaf the following *60 PER WEEK 643-9462. the J.C. Penney site and the Students in Grades 3 and 4 of the Bolton Elementary School or each time a measure is amended. appeals; Manchester Industrial Park. The House Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford, has said AMBITIOUS PERSON - Case No. 612. Application of Walter Treschuk, Jr. of 29 entertained parents and friends last week with a presentation Three positions available for road would run parallel to the that if the opinion is the final word, the law will have to Reservations: Call MaryAnne Carter Street, Bolton, from a determination of the Zoning Agent MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. Work 3 to 4 Hours Por Night Manchester town line. of “The Wizard of Oz.” Shown are some of the main qualified persons. ,We offer a Part time. Weekend position. be changed. Abate said legislators shoula go on record SUMMER SECRETARY. Ten career that combines the best on May 10, 1980 for a sideyard variance of Section 7A of the Peter DeMallie, the town planner, characters, left to right, Melanie Giesen as the Witch of the weeks, June 16th-August 22nd. Shaw 649-2557 Town &ning Ordinances for the construction of a two car - car Call Rockville deneral only when it's a bill which would benefit them more than features of owning your Hospital. 872-0501 extension Gall Ivan at 647-994G said without the connector, traffic on West; Krista Bachl, Glinda; Nilofer Sattar, Dorothy; and Office duties and typing. App port on saM property further described on Map 5, Block No. 28 others. ly to; YWCA, 78 North Main business while enjoying a 307. both Chapel and Pleasant Valley Susan Metcalf, the lion. (Herald photo by Holland) protective employee status. EVERYONE WELCOMEIII and Lot IS. Tulisano said he believes the news media is enough of a Street, Manchester. 647-14J7. Fringe Benefits, Incentives, Case No. 613. Application of Edward Meloche of 257 Bolton could double and possibly triple. check on legislators’ who tred a murky line between INFUTION: "Cost of Uving However, if the bypass is TWO MATURE Promotions from within. Call Center Road, Bolton, from a determination of the Zoning Agent Spirals”. Business opportuni being a lawmaker or lobbyist for their particular profes 528-3889, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. An on May 9,19W for a rearyard variance of Section 7A of the Town developed, traffic on the two roads RESPONSIBLE PERSONS to ty part or full-time. Offers sion. Equal Opportuinity Zoning Ordinances for the construction of an out building on security and other benefits. oversee operation of midnight Employer. could go back to 1979 lev els, Court tells Fiano Rep. Emil Benvenuto, R-Greenwich, who owns two shift, full time. Apply in per ORDER OF NOTICE said property further described on Lot No. 16, Block No. 5 and Call 633-5673 weekdays DeMallie said. son: Seven-11 509 Center Map No. 21. between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. for package stores, this year pushed repeal of the bottle law. QUALITY CONTROL DeMallie said Chapel and Pleasant Rep. Paul LaRosa, D-Hartford, plugged a bail bondsmen Street, Manchester. RETURN DATE APRIL 22, 1980 STATE OF CONNECTICUT JOHN ROBERTS appointment.______She Heralii MANAGER - Must be Valley are rural roads and that when bill in which he had a personal interest. qualified on Aircraft Parts, FOGARTY BROTHERS. SUPERIOR COimT CHAIRMAN EARN $50.00/hundred *NC. J.D. TOLLAND CREA’HVE EXPRESSIONS developed the bypass would be the to remove junk “Benvenuto was talked about. LaRosa was talked and all correlating paper BOLTON ZONING BD. OF APPEALS CO. wants friendly people to securing, stuffing Envelopes. AT VERNON most direct route to Bissell Bridge. about,” Tulisano said. He said each legislator has to Free Details, Reply work. All Company Paid 0054)6 share love of Stitchei? with BOLTON — Frances Fiano of 13 way in cleaning up his property and I Benefits, in an Air Con LAURA T. COLLA Town Manager Richard Sartor, make his or her own decision. “Homeworkers - V 15”. Box others. Part time, full time. Webster Lane was ordered by the think the situation will be resolved to ditioned Plant in Manchester. APRIL 28, 1980 Be your own toss. Training who proposed the road along with “I don’t want to spend all my tim e just looking over my Schamburg, 111. 60194. court to remove from his property the satisfaction of all concerned.” Call for an appointment at NOTICE TO LAURA T. COLLA provided. Advancement op Sftuatfon Wantod DeMallie, said the bypass will have Dynamic Metal Products TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT portunities. Call 582-0508. the items stored there which violate Hutchinson said, “There is some MOLD MAKER, TOOL UPON THE COMPLAINT of the Plaintlff(s) in the above en value whether or not the addition to J. E. Eaton, executive director of the commission, said MAKER, MACHINIST - Company, 646-4048. OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER TOP NOTCH FOODS EXPERIENCED Interstate 291 is completed. the regulations of the Town of Bolton latitude in what a person can have on titled action, praying for reasons therein set forth, for MUNICIPAL BUILDING , KITCHEN WORKERS RHAM EXECUTIVE the opinion is reasonable. The whole point, he said, is to Excellent benefits. Apply: Damages The trade-in had called for the and the statutes of Connecticut, on or their property. Many homeowners in A RECESSION PROOF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 High School, several positions SECRETARY-ADMINIS Bolton don't meet the letter of the discourage legislators from participating in decisions opening up. Call Directors of INC. TRATIVE assistant seeking taking of funds used for renovation of before Aug. 1. which directly influence their pocketbooks. Forest Street, Manchester. COMPANY. We have not laid returnable before the Superior Court within and for J.D. of NOTICE TO Co n t r a c t o r s — The town sought an injunction law that allows no more than two un a person off for lack of work In fice, 228-9458 for application. P(>sition in Manchester- Pleasant Valley and Chapel roads Tolland to be held at Vernon on April 22,1980, and upon a motion INVITATION TO BID Windsor area. Self-motivated, against Fiano for having a “junk registered motor vehicles on your He also discounted complaints that the process of filing WANTED DRIVER WITH the last 55 years. Several and transferring those funds to the positions open. Manager, in said action for an order of notice, it appearing to and being PART TIME or fuU time. well organized, com property.” statements would bring legislative business to a crawl. CLASS IIUCENSE - Apply in In accordance with provisions of the Town Charter, sealed bypass project. yard” in an industrial zone. person: Manchester Packing assistant manager, serace found by said Court-the undersigned that the Name(s) and Retail help wanted. Call 646 Help wanted. Part-time. Mala or municating effectively with Jerome Walsh, town attorney, said He said, “I don't think the intent of “The statute was adopted by people who are in a posi resktenceli) of the defendant(s) is (are) Follows: proposals will be received in the Office of the Director of 9280 . public my forte. Secretarial Town Council member Arthur tion to understand the legislative process,” Eaton said. Company, Inc., 349 Wetherell manager, clerical, et cetera. “An agreement was reached with the law is to go after a person who Street, Manchester. All major company benefits. General Services of the Town of Manchester. Connecticut until famala. Meat department, product and bookkeeping skills well Champagne said the council should “I have to assume they knew what they were doing when unknown SECRETARY-RECEPT developed. Resume and begin moving on the proposal. Fiano’s attorney, and I appeared in has an extra vehicle on his property Major medical, life insurance 11:00 A.M. E.D.S.T., JUNE 25, 1980 department, dell department, they adopted it.” LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER retirement, disability. IONIST for doctors office. 4 references sent Upon request. “niis is the first concrete thing in court to enter the agreement into the for a few weeks now and then.” that all reasonable efforts have been made to ascertain the days/week. Some Saturdays. Send replv to & x NN c/o for two adults. Light cooking, Immediate openings for residence(s) of the defendant(s) and have failed; that the At which time said proposals shall publicly be opened for fur grocery department, caehlera. getting the plan started,” Cham record.” Hutchinson said, “The intent of the own room and bath. Call 521- qualified people. We will train Send resume to Box 0, c/o ing Herald. Calvin Hutchinson, zoning agent, law is that zoning requirements be defendant(s) has estate within the same which has been at nishing of all materials, labor, equipment and incidentals for Evening Herald. pagne said. Beware of troopers 3007. you to fill opnings. Don't hire tached, to wit: “RELOCA'nON OF WATER AND SEWER IN CONJUNCTION said, “ If the property is not rendered reasonably met.” Into a deao-end position. Gall Mayor Edward Havens said the WITH RECONSTRUCTION OF INTERSTATE ROUTE 86.” EXPERIENCED PERSON- acceptable within the 60-day period, HARTFORD (UPI) - titled “Operation SCHOOL OFFICE POSITION 6463936 now, for opprotunity garnishment of William M. Broneill and Jerome M. Griner, co Apply: proposal is an attempt to alleviate - Area school seeks applicant plus. EOE. Bids shall be opened in the Hearing Room of the Manchester Aggressive, with janitorial Mr. Walsh can return to court for Impatient motorists who Courtesy,” will be confined executors of the EsUte of Thomas Colla, in which the defendant Town Hall. background, sincere worker. needs men to work full or the traffic problems, but there aren’t Garden plots for year round position. has an interest 725 East Middle Turnpike going to be any simple solutions. further prosecution.” skirt backed-up traffic by to the limited access ImmMiate opening Hour: COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Cleaning Professional part time nights, 5 to ANDOVER — Several garden Contract Documents, including drawings and technical Buildings. Part-time. Good or Ryan said the council did not vote Hutchinson said, “It’s plain and illegally passing on the highways in the Hartford 7:15 to 3:15. Must possess FOR summer work. Full or — there is no known agent or attorney of the defendant(s) in this closing, or 7:30 to closing. plots are still available for communi specifications are on file at the Office of the Director of General opportunity for right party. down the concept last week. simple. You can’t operate a construc right should beware of area. good typing skills, have ability part time, female or male. We State; and that the notice which said Court — the undersigned 260 North Main Street Apply at 467 Center Street, ty use during the summer. Contact to work in busy office while will train for various Services, located at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 6465747, or 6460(^, Manchester. “We voted down the particular tion business from that site. It's in a state troopers out to en State police said the deems reasonable to apprise the defenant of the Institution and Manchester, Connecticut. the Andover Elementary School for force highway courtesy. handling heavy telrotone con positions. Also, flexible tours Manchester plan to fund the project. The council residential zone.” crackdown will concen tacts pleasantly. Reply with during the fall. Call now for pendency of the complaint and attachment in this action is that WOODWORK - Plastic more information. hereinafter ordered: it is Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained bv denoslting is not against the concept,” Ryan He said, “He's (Fiano) gone a long Lt. Richard Brozek, trate on motorists who use business and person immMiate employment. 646- laminate experience required. □ REAL ESTATE commanding officer of the shoulder to get to the 3936. EOE. Fifty Dollars ($50.00) with the Director of General torvices for Call 289-5534. said. references to Box M, c/o ORDERED THAT NOTICE OF THE INSTITUTION AND Troop H in Hartford, said head of a line of traffic Manchester Herald. each set of documents so obtained. Each such deposit will be “I think we should have passed it,” PENDENCY OF THE COMPLAINT AND ATTACHMENT IN refunded to persons submitting a Bid if the drawings and Con LAWNMOWER MECHANIC - T b p N g ld i Homot For Solo 23 troopers Monday launched while most drivers wait 6AL FRIDAY Champagne said. “I think our failure AUTO MECHANIC - Indiv- THIS ACTION BE GIVEN THE SAID DEFENDANT(s) by tract Documents are returned in good condition within tea (10) Part time, experience State police patrols a new traffic control their turn at toll plazas and intoTMtlng opportunity for porbon referred. Retired person OK. CIRCA 1760. Restored brick to pass the funding only heightens the dual with 3 to 4 years Mrho onjoyi dlvortlflbd work. some proper officer or indifferent person causing a true and days after the Bid opening. COI■ inters’ Hardware, 646-5707. Colonial. Nine rooms, two feeling that the council does not know program and issued 37 exit ramps. experience wanted by busy Prtvbti golf dub roquIrM wtN attested copy of this order of notice to be published in the baths, on IV4 acres, with summonses in the Hartford The highways affected Toyota-Pontlac Dealership. orginlzbd Intdltgont Mit-ttArtino Manchester Evening Herald a newspaper circulated in The Town of Manchester reserves the right to waive any infor what it is doing.” DEMONSTRATOR: Earn beautiful gardens and view. area for illegally passing will be Interstates 91,84,86 Full Benefit Package. Incen individutj. Typing *r\ m m o UaI Manchester, Connecticut, once a week for two (2) successive malities or to reject any or all Bids. Only $98,500. Group I, being beefed up ■nd A good ffgurt AptttudA a $1000 or more selling name STAFF OPENINGS for Home on the right during the tive Program. Apply in person weeks, two (2) times consecutively, commencing on or before AVON Philbrick Agency, 6464200. and Route 2. at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 rnutd For An AppoIntmAnt caN Each Bidder must deposit with his Bid, security in the amount, brand toys and gifts (Fisher- Health Care Workers, in agen- BOLTON — Patrols in Bolton are towns.” morning rush hour. June 27, 1960 and that return of such service be made to the Price, Playskool, Fenton.) West Center Street, above named Court. form and subject to the conditions provided in the Instructions OPPORTUNITY CT serving 10 towns East of being “beefed up” for the summer Ryba said, “I encourage people to He said the program. Manchester. to Bidders. Treasure House party plan. River. Car essential. Mileage Scallop study Call collect person to person DAY months, according to Resident State call me or the state police when they MACHINIST - Class A. By Order of the Court (Hammer, J.) reimbursement. Previous Manchastar PART TIME HELP Experienced Machinist or Attention of Bidders is particularly called to the requirements for Miss Carol, 49i-210(J. Also To buy or start selling Nurse Aide helpful, but will see something or hear about Shad season Elaine W. Mrosek booking parties. SPMN6 ST. AREA GROTON (UPI) - Biologists at . , WANTED in Haying. Apply: Toolmaker with Model Shop as to condidtion of employment to be observed and minimum Avon in the towns of: train. Part time available. Immaculate 7 room Raised something.” S h e H e r a l b A TRUE COPY G ^ benefits. 6469511. the University of Connecticut’s ^ ® Monday patrol 364 B idw ell S tre e t, Background is needed to work wage rates to be paid un(ler the Contract. Manchester, Bolton, Ranch, fully carpeted, 3 He said, “The Neighborhood HARTFORD (UPI) - INDEX ATTEST DISTRIBUTION OF SMALL Marine Sciences Institute have schedules were work- out and the Manchester. with metal, plastic, and wood. Coventry, Andover, Colum bedrooms-fireplacto living Watch, started in Bolton a few years Shad fishermen caught .5 Applicant should have prior CLARENCE E. FOLEY No-Bidder may withdraw his Bid within thirty (30) days after PUBLICA’nON in the Hart bia, and Hebron. HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY received an $18,000 federal grant to coxf^Mes were brief^ as to new ford area. Part time mor room & family room, dou fish per trip this season, NOTICIt RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE experience operating DEPUTY SHERIFF the actual date of the Bid opening. QUEEN. Full and rart time study scallops in three southeastern P^i**®"* ^ watch for in town ago, has helped quite a bit. Be nosey nings. Pay well. Ideal for See manager, 10 to ble garage, lovely treed the same as last year, T io d ^ouod MANAGER for Orthodontist Bridgeport’s, all forms of HARTFORD COUNTY Robert B. Weiss, General Manager help needed. Cook-days, and Connecticut rivers Trooper Peterson said the biggest — that’s the only way to stop things.” 00606 housewives and 2nd shifters. 8:30 Wed., June 11th, counterpersons-nights. Some lot. $96,900. representing a continuous 2 — Personals Office-Vernon Circle. Grinding, I.D., O.D. and Sur 022-06 . Essex Motor Inn, The scientisU will collect data on right now is vandalism at Ryba said, “The only way to stop 3 — Announcements Experienced only. Send face Rotary Tables, and Jig Call 646-1479. experience preferred. Apply, Conference Room, the life cycle, habitat and behavior of ^®wn parks. He said. Were the vandalism is when you see decline because of 4 — Entertainment resume to: P.O. Box 2356, Bores. Must be capable oi Hartford Road Dairy ()ueen, Uie me cycle, naoitat ana behavior of — . - „ . . . 5 Auctions Manchester, Conn. 684 Hartford Road. the scallopsscfliinns ..nHorunder the year-long i___working to^ alleviate alleviate that that pi problem.” something, call immediately.” deterioration of the Enfield Vernon, Conn., 06066. working from Blueprints and MERRITT,SflSney ------. . . . 6 pirgt Selectman Henry Ryba said, Dam, state officials say. FINANCIAL doing ml of their own Setups. research project, Lance Stewart, a Alan Bergren, administrative 646-1180 "From what I’ve seen on the news Dennis DeCarli, deputy 6 — Bonds*Stocks
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