21 - EVENIJ^ HEHALD, Wed., Sept, 3, 1980 News for Senior CiiiMens Senior center gearing up for fall schedule V- as quite often we do have a O.K. tellows, here we go By W ALIA FORTI!\ all you folks who wish to be the doors under the direc­ hearing from her friends. have been lucky to get nice p.m. Russ Nettleton, chair­ Manrbpat^r few cancellations. If you're again. While the weather is tion of Herman Pascantell. A note about our trips. cabins. man of the tag sale, is 1V-: svV - Can you believe that we in the league this year interested in this trip, then Our staff sends our We are all set for the three- By the way, don’t forget calling a meeting of all getting a bit cooler (ahem) already hit Labor Day. must show up around 12:45 call in your name and who sincere and heartfelt con­ day stay at Browns star­ our big tag sale coming up persons who would like to we are planning to do some Man. where did the p.m. Everybody who knows you may still be able ».V 'f” / dolences to the family of ting on Wednesday Sept. on Saturday, Sept. 13. We help. So, If you have a cou­ necessary painting of the summer go? Sure hope you wishes to bowl is invited, to go. I doh’t need to talk John Derby, who passed 17. The two buses w ill still can use more items ple of hours or more that is trim around the outside of all enjoyed the long even you "new” members. about this super great trip So just drop down to the away this past weekend. leave our center at 8 a.m. and you folks can help by free on the 13th, drop by on the building. This means weekend and now it's time because if three buses are Parkade Lanes this We just heard that our so plan on getting here at checking around the house Friday, so Russ can place we could use a few hours to get back in the groove going, that speaks for good friend Loretta 7:30 a.m. for things gathering dust, you on the schedule. each morning of your time. here at the center. Tuesday, Sept. 9 and join All three buses will be itself. but would still be nice Now that we passed There is a little scraping, a ftv This is a short week and the fun while meeting Jaslowski is a patient at . -..t going to Wildwood the One more reminder to enough to sell. Also, the Labor Day, we get ‘ o but mostly painting. I so we hope to start the ball some super nice people. Manchester Memorial week of Sept. 29, and so we you folks who are going oh monies derived from this thinking about the foliage guess we can start when rolling and most of our ac­ Here at the center we Hospital. We know that Vol. XCIX, No. 2e6 — Manchester, 6onn., Thuriday, Beplertt^'e, 1 B ^ ^ • since ikai • 2 l nileil PrcHN Inlernulioniil moving along and settling where mistakenly believed he and three seriously ill. The l.«ague of Women Voters plans necessary," O'Brien remarked. CLUB Aluminum 7-Pc. Cookware Set with passengers in his car may have been Ebenstein said the insurance com­ h Dm Linas to go ahead and hold its first "The courts often push the towns to DuPont ‘Silverstone’ Non-Stick Lining RIVAL ‘Click ’n Clean’ involved in an armed robbery in pany representing the city has Hoffman surrenders FULL SPEED INTO presidential debate Sept. 21 in settle such cases." Can Opener Manchester. refused to settle without civil action. Includes: 1 & 1 Vj.qi. saucepans *4 Vz- Baltimore — if any two of the three The town's liability, O’Brien went THE FUTURE Brown got out of the car as he was qt saucepot'IO " skillet v3 lid covers Named in the suit are O’Connor, major candidates show up. That’s a on, extends not only to what he called A n«w computer is uffer- 4 3 . 7 0 told, raised his hands in the air, and mg powerful proof of man's For nutritious waterless cooking and Rl!g13.99 9 . 7 0 former Police Chief Hugo .Masini, big ”if. ” "faulty toeholds in sidewalks. ” but after six years easy cleaning Our Reg. 69.99 then was shot by O’Connor in the ability to use technology to Opens all size & shaped cans, Kobus. the city of Hartford and the Republican nominee Ronald even when a homeowner fails to solve the problems posed by leaves a smooth safe edge back. The officer said the discharge NEW YORK I UPI I - Former Yip­ cocaine to an FBI undercover agent state. Reagan told United Press Inter­ shovel snow from the sidewalk in technology. Easy-clean removable blade from his five-shot, pump action Brown, interviewed in his hospital pie leader Abbie Hoffman sur­ For the last four years, he has been •761MH front of his house and someone falls This computer is provid­ shotgun, was accidental. national he will not debate with rendered today to a special state nar­ living m Fineview, one of the Thou­ room, wouldn’t say what he felt and is hurt. ing a means of approaching Brown is now being cared for at President Carter unless independent cotics prosecutor, ending more than sand Islands in the St Lawrence problems which have never would be just compensation for his John Anderson is included. And While the directors fast May did 6 years of being a fugitive from a nar­ River, posing as a free-lance televi­ before even been considered approve a $25.(XX) stopgap fund for Perma-Press, Save Over 40%! Reagan said he feels two debates are cotics charge. sion writer named ’’Barry Freed.): for solution because of the sidewalk repairs, the $8 million restricted memor)' space of Soll4telease enough in any case. H o ffm a n . 43. slip p e d Into he said In a television interview Anderson, in Detroit Wednesday, proposal, which would have seen 29 existing computers. Imported Stainless Steel prosecutor’s sixth floor office at 80 Wcd.ne.sday Table Cloths said he will not withdraw voluntarily miles of sidewalks repaired and 454>leca Centre St , through a back entrance ABC .News said the fugitive Hoff­ In Fashion Colors 2-Qt. Tea Kattle from participation, even if it means another 17 miles of new sidewalks shortly before 9 a m., avoiding man appeared trefore a congressional Porcelain no debates will be held built, was tabled Public Works •52x70” ^ 1 6 9. 9 . 6 6 reporters waiting for him at the front committee looking into a project to OurRag.L49 DInnerware Set thundoy. President Carter so far has in­ Director Jay J. Giles admitted last entrance dredge the river and met Sen, Daniel Mod.tn. cli an-lino d«ign with sisted he wants a head-to-head con­ week the $25,000 could not possibly •60x84” cool, natural wood handle He was to be processed at special F^atrick Moynihan, D-N Y, after the 3 4 . 7 0 and knot tor added beauty The weather Endorsement frontation with Reagan before any pay (or ail the needed repairs on stale narcotics prosecutor Sterling hearing, he even received letters ol Out Reg. 11-99 9.40 sidewalks around town, saying the Out Reg. S9.99 Sunny today, high temperatures three-way debates that include John.son’s office and then be taken commendation Irom Gov Hugh Anderson. But he has not flatly ruled high school improvement referen­ •60x102” Complete service lor 8 plus S iltractive mid 70s to 80. Cloudy and cool across the streef to Manhattan Carey and was appointed to a federal A powerful n«w computer service pieces They're chip-resistant and Richard Bozzuto. candidate for out participating with both men and dum due before the voters takes Out Reg. 13.49 10.70 tonight. Cloudy Friday with a Criminal Court for a hearing before commission on water re.sources IS giving ui some new ideas dishwasher-sale. Choice of Cherry the Republican nomination as U..S. apparently now it is up to him. precedence over what he said was a about energy tachnoiogy. 36x72" Dropleaf Blossom or Victorian Rose chance of showers. Details on Page Judge Milton Williams, Three weeks ago. Hoflrnan •67” Round Senator is endorsed in an editorial In a local television interview in less pressing need for renovated or Folding Table . Even as a lugitive, Hoffman reportedly called ABC said he With two trillion words ot Out Reg. 11.99 9.33 3-Pc. Stainless 2 on Page 4. Philadelphia Wednesday night. new sidewalks. , couldn’t stay out ol politics. planned to surrender, and wanted to virtual storage. Control J.G. DURAND Imported French Gourmet Utanail Sets One of the new sidewalks would D au'i CYBER 205. the Ree43.99 31.60 • Napkins, OwReg. I l l lo 1.38 94* Carter defended his reluctance to Disguised by plastic surgery and a be interviewed first by the network s must powerful computing 4-Pc. Stemware Sets t* t* t% In sports debate both Reagan and Anderson. have been installed on North Elm Extra SMtirig whenever you Sal a gracious Holiday table worthy ol your Our Rpo-4.49 ...... beard, he testified before a con­ Barbara Wallers Ms Walters flew system in the world, can r^eed It! Slu^y, lightweight good iood and hospitality! Eaay care table­ 5 . 8 8 Dog-fight in American League Inside today "F o r me to run against two Street — where the woman (ell in Ju­ gressional committee, was appointed Wednesday to Fineview. on pie- provide three-dimensional aluminum .folds compactly cloths in choice ol lovely pastels, while, Sets ol 4 in Noblasse': water gablets, •PMing and Pw lng SM Elast continues between New York Republicans is something I don’t ly to a federal commission and received ture.sque Wellesley Island on the St simulations where only one rich jewel color tones and woven stnpes wine glasses, champagne 6 cordial glasses •FtuH and Vagnabla 8M Classified...... 21-22 want to avoid, but I don’t particularly (J’Brien’s office is conducting its or two dimeruions have •MCCO Foidhig Chair and Baltimore. Steve Stone wins a governor’s commendation. Lawrence OvrKa^MI •Canapt and Clitsa. Sat Com ics...... 23 want to promote i t ... I am convinced own investigation of that m i' ap and been possible. 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FOR DEVELOPING A PRINTING Three goals set for University of Sports...... 13-16 idyllic island retreat on the St. Tie lives in a lurn-of-lhe-eentury The problems of the fu­ MANCHESTER VERNON ment. said: "It's unfortunate, I claim might be if she wins. Connecticut football team. Joe Television ...... 17 I^wrencc River, not tar from the cottage with Joanna Lawrenson. a ture Our computers can 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center guess. It’s not a total surprise. We "I think we need some decent Perfect Results or yoUr money Walcott Jr. set (or pro boxing Update...... Canadian txirder former model and the daughter ol help refute them! ...... 2 thought that was his prime concern sidewalks." the Henry Street woman debut, page 15. Weather...... He disappeared in 1974 after being writer Helen I,awrenson The couple back on any color printi STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SAT., 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN., 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY ...... 2 — to avoid one on one. " remarked. charged with ■celling 3 pounds oi has a 9 vear-old son Allen 2 - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Sept. 4. 1980 EVEN ING H KH A LD . Thur.s., Se^l 4. 1980 - .1 . L i I IM 'OK Ife d o te . > % Widows association to meet t £ o M A N U I I K S T K R - The The association was started II Council of Churches. There are now She said Northeast’s nuclear units operated at 67.4 per­ Manchester Chapter of the Widows .vears ago by a widow in Bridgeport II chapters in the state. when he became disoriented and very hot,” Ford said. Renaldo and Carillo, who died in 1961, made 12 Cisco cent of their overall capacity for the first seven months and Widowers Association will meet because of financial and legal hassles . The local meetings are on the se­ Death probed The pledges, first year fraternity members, were sub­ Kid feature movies and 156 television episodes, which are of the year, a "fairly consistent” record of operation. Sept, 14 at 2 p.m. at Emanuel she endured when she became cond Sunday of each month at the LOWELL. Mass. (DPI) — The death of a 19-year-old jected to "ordinary harassment, not physical abuse,” still shown. Lutheran Church, Church Street. Ford said. The capacity figure represented operation of the widowed She was snonsored bv the church. Meetings feature social University of Lowell student during an initiation ritual Millstone I and II and Connecticut Yankee plants in times, speakers and such. Members has prompted formation of a committee to investigate Nuke savings Connecticut and Northeast’s share of the Maine Yankee, of the group also go on field trips, the role of fraternities. Cisco Kid dies Massachusetts Yankee and Vermont Yankee plants. bowling, have card parties, potiuck Stephen J. Call died Sunday after four days in a coma. HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast Utilities says its Town fire calls Northeast said the $224 million savings was "so far a suppers and discussion groups. nuclear power plants in New England operated at more He reportedly collapsed after he and fellow pledges per­ SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UPI) - Duncan Renaldo, record for Northeast,” and the savings was expected to At the meeting scheduled lor the than 67 percent capacity the first seven months of 1980, Wednesday, 8:45 a.m. —Odor of gas surge at Cheney Brothers. (Town) formed 30 minutes of calisthenics. the Romanian sailor who became the idol of millions of continue as the cost of oil continued to increase. 14th a hypnotist will be the guest Initiation rites at the school's seven fraternity houses American children in the 1950s as the Cisco Kid, died saving millions of gallons of oil and millions of dollars. at 119 Porter St. (Town) Wednesday, 10:22 p.m, —Odor of Wednesday, 9:28 a m. —Accidental gas at 432 W. Middle Turnpike. speaker. There is a minimum charge have been suspended until the committee completes its Wednesday. He was 76. Northeast said Wednesday operation of its three of $5 a year for dues. Persons in­ atomic plants in Connecticut and its shares in three alarm at Meadows Convalescant (Town) investigation, university spokesman Oliver Ford said Renaldo, who was admitted to Goleta Valley Hospital terested are asked to attend three this week, had part of a cancerous lung removed two others in the region conserved 12.6 million barrels of oil Home. (Town) Thursday, 7:35 a.m. —Public ser­ Wednesday. Building dedicated Ms meetings to see if they want (o join years ago but the cause of his death was not immediately and saved its customers a record net of $224 million. Wednesday, 9:45 a.m. —Sprinkler vice call at 45 Fairview St. (Town) . "It will address the entire issue of how they (frater­ before having to pay their dues. The nities) go about their business, what they do during in­ disclos^. The dollar savings was figured by comparing the total CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — They'll be climbing, driving head malfunction at Cheney group also conducts such events as itiations, whether they push people beyond their physical A suave leading man in silent pictures, Renaldo had costs of operating and maintaining the nuclear plants to or riding more than 6,000 feet into the clouds to reach the 1** Brothers. (Town) toy sales to raise money to give to the major roles in “ The Bridge of San Luis Rey” and just the cost of the oil that would have been required to new Sherman Adams building atop the highest peak in the 1 « Wednesday, 10:31 am . —Water endurance and whether they belong on campus at all,” cancer fund each year. F*ord said. generate the same amount of power, the utility said. Northeast. Tax reviews "Trader Horn.” Anyone interested in learning more Call, of Norwell, was one of 15 pledges undergoing a 10- A Northeast spokeswoman said the $224 million savings Mount Washington, which yearly attracts thousands of • \ER N O N - The Board of Tax But it was as the “ Cisco Kid” that he became an idol to th about the group or in joining the day initiation to Delta Kappa Phi. He collapsed on Aug. 27 millions of youngsters as he and his sidekick, Pancho, through July was larger than the savings figured for all of hikers determined to cope with its fickle weather, will at­ Review will meet Sept. 15 from 7 to 9 tract another ilk Friday when state officials dedicate the Women'’8 Guild group, should call Marjorie Boland, and was taken to a local hospital where his temperature played by the late Leo Carillo, brought law and order — 1979 when the plants were estimated to have saved $219 in the office of the assessor. 643-4353, after 12:30 p.m. was found to be 108.6 degrees. Call was buried with a touch of humor — to the old West in the 1950s. million. "show-piece of Washington State Park.” VERNON — The Women’s Guild of Memorial Building, Park Place. Wednesday. After his retirement in 1965, Renaldo said he had The increased savings resulted primarily from the in­ The building is named for former New Hampshire Gov. 7 St. Bernard’s Church will have a pot Officers will be elected and then "Apparently the boy had been doing 30 minutes of exer­ turned down many parts in Westerns because "I hate all creasing cost of oil, the spokeswoman said, which made Sherman Adams, who also served as former President luck supper meeting on Sept. 9 in the the board will hear appeals of motor cises. nothing extraordinary, as part of his initiation the violence.” use of oil-fired plants more expensive as the cost rose. Dwight Eisenhower’s chief of staff. church hall. vehicle assessments on the list of I3AV me4‘lin^ The supper will follow celebration 1979, of mass at 6 p.m. Anyone wishing to MANCHESTER - The DAV Peopletalk 'I join the guild is invited to attend. Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:3«jit Temple names staffer the VFW Home. There will be a Campaign in Philadelphia regular business meeting. fk ” Phebe Circle MANCHESTER - Dorrine Taback, South Windsor, has been President Carter plunges into a crowd in closing ranks behind his candidacy after a rift M ANCIIESTER-Phebe Circle of named to the administrative staff of Fan club < Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet Hunter safely Philadelphia where he is campaigning. Carter at the National convention last month. (UPI) Temple Beth Sholom. She w ill Dinah Shore went to Israel to — as an Israeli at the home of Inga Gustafson observed he senses the Democratic party is assume Sept. 2, assumed the duties (.0 \ ENTRY — The hunter safety newspaper put it — "probe the psyche of a nation.” Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The hostess will of Flossie Mosler, who retired. course scheduled for Saturday in the iMMtOtU* Her probe apparently found the Chamber of be assisted by Mildred Johnson. For the past five years, Mrs. board room of Town Hall has been 30 00 Commerce. Says she, of interviews taped for airing Sept. 8-9- Taback worked in the Hartford moved. It will be conducted in the lowm fiMriiAiuiii ' Della-Bitta names coordinators planning office. vJ® 10 with Aliza Begin and Jehan Sadat, wives of the St. Margaret's Circle business office of Church Homes Bennie Pagani, and Gerald Okrant; is the endorsed candidate, vying with Middle East’s two most powerful leaders — "I'm MANCHESTER - Town district MANCHESTER -St, Margaret's Inc., a nonprofit organization which \ -jW-, in District Nine Frank Stamler, and coordinators for Democratic senate Robert “ Skip" Walsh, Abraham Circle. Daughters of Isabella, will furnished residential services to the Offices to close very proud of the film we taped. It made me realize Robert Temple. T candidate David Della-Bitta were an­ Glassman, and Robert Myette for the have a business meeting Sept. 9 at elderly. She also taught in South 70 that Israel is one of our best friends and the Israeli The primary is Sept 9. Della-Bitta nomination. f.OY ENTRY — Tile Coventry E 3 ' nounced today. 7:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Windsor school system. UAIWIA1MCR rOIOCAtT • attitude toward Americans made me proud to be an town offices will be closed to the Joseph McCarthy, town campaign Hall. Mrs. Amelia McGann and her Her husband. Edward, is a super­ American." coordinator announced the 10 district public Tuesday September 9th from For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/5/80. During Thursday And of Aliza Begin — "I got a new picture of committee are in charge of visor at Pratt and Whitney. She has coordinators for Della-Bitta, one of 11:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. due to the night, shower and thunderstorm activity will be expected Menachem Begin from her. I'd always thought of Myette names aide refreshments. two daughters. Cara, 13, and Emily, four Democrats involved in a primary election. over the mid Mississippi valley and southern Florida, him as hawkish, rigid and unbending. Then I found 12. while mostly fair weather should prevail throughout the primary for the nomination. The MANCHESTER - Robert Myette, here. She is a nurse at the out he's a man who comes home for lunch every day Manchester Meadows Convalescent rest of the nation. Fourth District seat is being vacated Democratic candidate for the Fourth by Sen. David Barry, Manchester, Senate District announced the name Center, and treasurer of the Maybe next time there’s a Camp David summit, who is retiring. of his town coordinator for the Sept. 9 Highland Park School PTA. Mrs. Egypt and Israel should send their first ladies. Weather forecast Coorditing District two will be Dit­ primary. Cote will be assisted by Walter and Diane Cote. 37 Academy St., will Marge Holland Jr., of 173 High St. Curtis Matties Mostly sunny today. High temperatures 75 to 80,24 to 27 to Tani, and Michael Mclnerney. In coordinate Myette’s townwide effort C. Increasing cloudiness tonight. Lows 55 to 60. Mostly District Three coordinators will be cloudy with a chance of showers Friday. Highs 75 to 80. ■ B ' Joan Gates, and William Burke; in Probability of precipitation near zero percent today 10 End run District Four, Nick Jackston, and percent tonight 30 percent Friday. Winds light and Ron Ely may be the host this year at the Miss Charles Tarpinian; District Five Walsh names Myles variable today and tonight. Southerly 10 to 15 mph America Pageant in Atlantic City, N.J., but if COVENTRY - Robert "Skip” three other candidates for the Friday. pageant officials really thought they could keep Foley neutral Walsh announced the appointment of nomination in the Sept. 9 primary. Extended outlook Bert Parks off the show, they reckoned without MANCHESTER — In yesterday’s William Black. Jack Myles as the Coventry coor­ Myles graduated from Princeton BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England story on the Democratic primary University with a doctorate in He's board chairman for Chock Full O' Nuts and dinator in his campaign for the Saturday through Monday: race in the Fourth Senatorial economics. He is the president of the when Parks was fired last year amid fan fury that Dem ocratic nomination in the Massarhuselts, Rhode Island & Connrriicul: Fair District, Clarence Foley was in­ Fourth Senate District. Mechanics Savings Bank in Hartford, reached all the way to Johnny Carson. Black hired Saturday and Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. High correctly listed as supporting David served as chairman of the Coventry him to make coffee commercials with Black's wife. Walsh, a state representative from temperatures in the 70s. Low temperatures in the 60s Della-Bitta for the nomination. Foley Town Council and is chairman of the Page. Chrysler^s hope the 53rd District for three terms, Saturday and in the 50s Sunday and Monday. is remaining neutral in the race at Coventry Democratic Town Com­ Now Black deliberately has purchased spots on seeks the seat of retiring state Sen. Vermont: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Increasing Lee A. laccKca, right, president of Chrysler wagon version of the auto, to be offered under this time. major stations airing the NBC-TV spectacular David Barry, He competes with mittee. cloudiness Monday. Highs 70s and low 80s. Overnight Corporation, steps into a station wagon model both the Dodge and Plymouth nameplates is lows in the 50s. Saturday night. So, at station break in most major of the new K-car series being offered by assembled in Newark, Del. (UPI photo) cities, there Parks will be. He won't be warbling the Maine: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance of rain Mon­ Chrysler for the 1981 model year. The station day. Highs in the 60s north and 70s soi|th. Lows in the 40s old familiar "There She Is” this time — but there’s Vernon to lease computer ONCE>-A— YEAR to low 50s. more money in his new tune anyway. BARBARA RICHMOND Schwartz, chairman ot the it's important that one side New Hampshire: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance "If the committee felt SAVINGS...DONT Herald Reporter board's committee, said he have overall control, but of rain Monday. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s to low feels the town has been free to politicize any issue Somebody goofed Bomber termed egotist that the other side have a in which they were in dis­ MISS THIS BIG EVENT 50s. V E R N O N - A positive losing out for many years definite role in planning, TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE It was a special tribute indeed — the standing report on a propos^ com­ by not using a computer. agreement with the data Long Island Sound control, operation, respon­ ovation the Senate Agriculture Committee gave STATELINE, Nev. posite sketch was made of for an analysis to deter­ it. " Yablonsky said, puter system for the Board processing director, it NEW 1981 CURTIS MATHES ^ WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Long Island Sound to Tlie board’s computer has sibility and authority. The (UPI I — The FBI says the the man who wheeled the mine the composition, referring to a letter of Elducation and the town, would cause a quick MODELS...WE ARE DRASTICALLY Wateh Hill, R-L and Montauk Point, N.Y.: High North Dakota Sen. Milton Young Wednesday. been used to do the payroll board now has lour ringleader of a scheme to ultra-sophisticated, 1,000- • Yablonsky said. written by a reader to a was accepted by the Town demise in the morale, ef­ pressure over northeast states moving offshore today. Young, who’s 82 and slated for retirement in for town employees. employees in the data REDUCING ALL 1980 MODELS! extort $3 million by plan­ pound bomb — disguised as He said the case was local newspaper who said Council Monday night. And ficiency and productivity Winds southeast to south 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. January, has served the committee for 35 years and The report prepared by processing department so ting the bomb that a copy-maebine box — into much closer to being he monitored FBI ac­ the council then asked the of the department," Stubbs Southerly winds 10 knots or less tonight, becoming south 10 months — longer than any other solon in the Stubbs said the proposed it will mean only one ad­ damaged a. Lake Tahoe the hotel's executive of­ solved than a week ago, ad­ tivities during an extortion board to move quickly to said. to southwest 10 to 15 knots Friday. Fair today. Partly nation’s history. system would have enough ditional will be necessary. That, in itself, might be applause-worthy, but casinohotel is "egocen­ fices. He said, however, ding: "I'm optimistic but I payoff attempt the night lease a computer system. The Computer Com­ cloudy tonight, with patchy fog toward morning. A few capacity to allow the town The report takes a Committee Chairman Herman Talmadge offered an tric," has a flair for the the sketch would not be have nothing to support it. before the bomb exploded. A Computer Study Ckim- mittee is scheduled to afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms and the school system to negative view of a sugges­ even rarer kudo. dramatic and probably released because "there I feel it in my bones." Yablonsky said the FBI mittee was appointed meet again tonight and it is Friday. Visibility more than 5 miles lowering to 1 to 3 add programs in the tion made that a perma­ Said he, of Young, "H e’s one of the few members went to too much trouble in are so many leads of higher Yablonsky discounted used scrambler devices to several months ago to expected that a recommen­ I • miles and locally below 1 mile in patchy fog and in future. nent voluntary citizen com­ who has served on this committee since I've been executing his plan. priority.” reports that the FBI had prevent outsiders from determine the best com­ dation will be prepared to thunderstorms. Average wave heights about I to 2 feet Stubbs said there are puter advisory board be es­ Latent fingerprints found "blown" a chance to cap­ picking up conversations. puter system for the educa­ present to the full school this afternoon, diminishing to 1 foot or less tonight. here who actually farms.” significant economies to tablished. He said on the "He had gone through on the device ^ere being ture the extortionists He said- the letter, which tion system and the town board Monday night. scale in combining both surface, and within proper HURRY FOR great pains in elaborating checked out and bomb during a payoff attempt by suggested the extortionists and the committee agreed Schwartz indicated he operations into one when limits, this could be a great the device itself, doing fragments found by sifting using radio channels that were also monitoring FBI to go with the Sperry- the system used is flexible w ill ask the board to BEST SELECTIONS! The Almanac help to the data processing things that were perhaps through the rubble were could be easily monitored. movements, read "like a Univac system. < enough. He said the reverse its Aug. 18 decision Quote of the day not really necessary to sent to Washington. D.C., "I don’t think we blew spine-tingler spy story." However, town officials director but he cautioned, to seek new bids for a com­ proposed system is such a "It’s easy to advise and By United Press International World-famed animal trainer Gunther Gebel- achieve his effect,” Joseph didn’t feel their needs were puter system and to in­ E350 system. criticize when one does not Today is Thursday, Sept. 4. the 248th day of 1980 with Williams, at a "gourmet lunch" catered by the Yablonsky, FBI agent in carefully studied and asked stead negotiate a final con­ He cautioned that in'the have the responsibility of 118 to follow. Milwaukee Hyatt Regency Hotel for 18 elephants charge told a news con­ the board to delay signing tract with Sperry-Univac. town/board environment getting the job done.” The moon is moving toward its new phase. from the Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Cir­ ference Wednesday. ZOMPAEE AND SAVE the contract until the town ONCE-A-YEAR BARGAINS! The morning star is Venus. cus, when asked the secret of working with hired a private consultant The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and He added the FBI profile Our Classic BoatshoeJorMen is the same as the Sperry animals: “ You have to think all the time, all your to determine if the £587 Saturn. life. Or you have no life." showed the ringleader Topsider® in every way except the price! proposed system would Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. "was highly egocentric.” adequately fill its needs. German composer Anton Bruckner was bom Sept. 4, The town moved on the 1824. Glimpses The bomb exploded while matter quickly and the GLASSMAN On this date in history: experts were trying to report was approved In 1609, Henry Hudson discovered the island of Manhat­ Fred Silverman, hired by NBC in 1978 to guide the A Tough Conservative with a Heart defuse it Aug 27. heavily W^nesday night. It was tan. network out of television's ratings basement, will E593R damaging Harvey's Wagon prepared by Campbell In 1781, Spanish settlers founded the city of Los stay at the helm for two more seasons by virtue of Wheel Hotelcasino. Stubbs. He was unable to Angeles. an 18-month extension of his expiring contract ... SAVE Yablonsky said a com- attend last night's meeting In 1969, Brazilian terrorists kidnaped American Am­ Bonnie Franklin of "One Day at a Time,” and so had another computer bassador Burke Elbrick. He was released three days television producer Marvin Minoff announced Q FuU (^rnln FuU-grain NOW! FOUR . leather uppers expert. Frank Waters, later when the Brazilian government freed 1'5 political Wednesday that they were married Sunday in a 5 k*arfic*r np/x-n: < director of data processing YEAR prisoners. private ceremony at their new Hollywood home ... 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Thia pa­ dirt, aoil and ataina, unlike Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, N e w Carpets tented procen ia durable and We think state Sen. won’t happen until the party Buckley has been a phan­ crime plan aoil-hiding fibera which outweara topical finiahea England once impoiad a tax on windowt. Soma paopla built houiai with no windows Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. How’> Uiii for iome new merely maak aoil by optical Richard Bozzuto has earned divests itself of its image of tom candidate. He hasn’t which muat be reapplied. at all to avoid it Momb«r. Audit BurMu of Circulation Mambar. Unttad Praaa tntamatlonal MANCHESTER - point proposal. carpet math? A perfect 10 illuaion. the right to be the Republican the party of privilege moving made the effort to get to Robert “ Skip” Walsh, one Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor . The proposal includes candidate for U.S. Senate by more to face the cdncerns of know the people and their in­ Cuttomar Sarvloa — 647-9M6 FriMtk A. Burbank, Managing Editor of four candidates for the requiring statements from virtue of his long service to the working class, struggling terests. Raymond F. Roblnaon, EcUtor>PubHahar Harold E. Turklngton, Editor Emarltiia Democratic nomination for victims to be submitted to the Fourth Senate the judge before senten­ the people of Connecticut. with high prices, working He has set a terrible preci- District, announced a cing, obtaining federal fun­ T u e s d a y ’ s R e p u b lic a n parent families and high dent by spending massive proposal to provide restitu­ ding to equip each state Deli Department Specials primary ends a hard fought taxes. amounts of money on a slick tion for victims of crime. and municipal cars with CHOICEST MEATS Walsh, who serves on the campaign between Bozzuto With those issues facing T V campaign. cameras for documenta­ TOBIN'S DOMESTIC Victim Witness Task Force tion of assault victims, and former New York Sen. Connecticut, we think Boz­ He just doesn’t seem to Democratic candidate We a re convinced a COOKED HAM...... ,.• of the Connecticut requiring judges consider IIS TOWN 2.49 Christopher Dodd awaits the Bozzuto-Dodd race would James Buckley. zuto is best equipped to care about the people of the Criminal Justice Commis­ victim restitution in all LAND '0 LAKES U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELEt* Buckley is the standard represent the interest of state he seeks to represent. Republican decision give the voters a better sion called for "new ap­ cases of personal or AMERICAN CHEESE...... ,.•2.19 proach to all crimes where bearer of the ultra-right, who Republicans. Bozzuto has been tenacious Tuesday. He is a strong chance to compare the stands property damage or loss, TOBIN'S LDAP there is personal dr proper­ and investigation laxness LONDON BROIL will pay first loyalty to the in­ The primary campaign has in his battle for the nomina­ Connecticut candidate who of the candidates and make OLIVE A PA P...... ,.• 1.09 ty damage suffered by a with which courts address should face a tough their choice in November. RU88EU GERMAN terests of the most conser­ been full of rhetoric as Boz­ tion without the Republican victim.” white collar crime. SHOULDER STEAK Republican who is not afraid ” In less than a quarter of BOLOGNA ...... ,.• vative element of the zuto has charged Buckley convention endorsement. Bozzuto should be the can­ "1 would rather see the 1.40 all cases is there an order MUCKFS PRESSED Republican Party, the same with being too rich, too con­ He’s not afraid to be tough, to debate the issues. criminal pay for that which didate. He has paid his dues for restitution by a judge,” U.8.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS If th e Republicans he has destroyed or stolen, DELITE...... ,.•2.19 element that has alienated servative, and too out of to speak his mind and to and desprves the chance to he said. and that is what our courts nominate Buckley, the right- WEAVER many of the rank and file touch with Connecticut. break with the party line if he stand before voters of the Walsh called for more seem to be ignoring,” SHOULDER CLOD wing phantom, we don’t think emphasis on victim’s Walsh said. CHICKEN ROLL...... ,.•2.10 voters and made it very dif­ Much of what Bozzuto has thinks he has a better idea. state. Connecticut voters will have rights and outlined a four ROAST SUMS ficult for the Republicans to said has been just rhetoric, Connecticut doesn’t need a JIMS ...... break even in elections. but at least he has said Republican hack in the an open campaign, airing the Buckley has not and does U.S.D.A. CHOICE CHOPPED BONELESS A Republican majority something. Senate. issues in public debate. not. Lutz Museum BLADE HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS opens season STEAK Congressional Quarterly MANCHESTER - The preview of "Discover Your Lutz Junior Museum’s fall World.” Museum members SWIFTS season will open to the only. 6 to 8:30 p.m. New public Saturday, Oct. 4, in­ members are invited. BROWN N’ SERVE GLEAM 51.19 stead of this Saturday as Saturday, Oct. 4: "An TOOTHPASTE 4 The Black Vote; Is it the key to this year’s election previously announced. The American Octoberfest.” SAUSAQE delay results from base­ Start the day with an old By ELIZABETH WEHR Republicans hope the mood will Black Carter supporters dispute are "turned off.” The feeling she Between 1968 and 1976, the percen­ ment renovations and has fashioned hayride at 10 WEAVER DUTCH FRYE NEW YORK-A black New York translate into enough black votes for the critical views of the president hears expressed most often by black tage of eligible blacks who went to affected the current exhibi­ a.m. (Call the museum for taxi driver pungently summed up the Ronald Reagan to ensure Carter’s held by Collins and others. They say voters, she said, is that "whoever the polls dropped by 9 percentage tion construction. details). Come at noon (or SCOPE All educational services European/American foods DRUM .51 political crosscurrents in the black defeat—although many of them appointments of blacks to judgeships gets into office, black people are in points—from 58 percent in the peak Thoughts to area schools will remain and stay for craft MOUTHWASH community this way: acknowledge privately that it will be and other high positions have for a season of suffering.” A naturalist and a financier were available during demonstrations, entertain­ STICKS tough to overcome longstanding demonstrated his commitment to in­ Others, including Williams and the year of 1968 to 49 percent in 1978, the “ I would have voted for Kennedy," walking along a city street one day, September except for ment. games and more. No he said. "I might could vote for black suspicions of the GOP. volving blacks in government. Rev. Jesse Jackson, head of Opera­ center found. The figures for white when the naturalist stopped museum tours. admission charge. 12 to 4 Reagan—but I probably won’t vote.” There are approximately 17 million By contrast, warnsAtlanta’s black tion PUSH, think blacks stand to gain voters were 69 percent in 1968 and 61 stockstill, cocked his head to hear The opening weekend, p.m. That attitude represents a feeling blacks of voting age in the United mayor, Maynard Jackson, if Reagan if they can force the parties to com­ percent in 1976. better, then hurried toward a stone Oct. 3-5, will offer special Sunday, Oct. 5: An after­ "not of apathy, but of disgust,” States, representing 10.6 percent of is elected, "the homogeneity of the pete for the black' vote. and turned it over, revealing a young membership benefits, new noon to enjoy the new says Elddie N. Williams, president of the electorate, according to Census Republican Party convention in Stimulated by these trends, the exhibits on color, self, The Joint Center says its studies cricket chirping away. As they exhibits to see and touch, the Joint Center for Political Studies Bureau estimates. In 1976,90 percent Detroit is going to be translated Into Republican Party has stepped up its live animal programs, and communication, food show blacks are "restive about their resumed their stroll, the financier in Washington, D.C., which tracks of the black vote went to Carter. traditional loyalties and willing to efforts to attract black voters. the first museum chains and more. Special a homogenized country.” exclaimed in amazement: "How did black voting patterns. "That’s when But since then, according to Rep. But the election may test the depth consider change.” Between 1976 and ’’happening” of the new "Meet the Menagerie” live Republican efforts to recoup began you hear that insect with this traffic animal programs at 2:30 LIVE & KICKING you don't like what you’ve got to vote Cardiss Collins, D-Ill., chairman of of black disaffection with both can­ 1979, it said, the number of black school year: “ An noise?” The naturalist secretly American (Jetoberfest.” and 3:30 will feture: "The for.” the Congressional Black Caucus, for didates. Collins predicts light voting voters calling themselves in 19ra with the establishment of a dropp^ a small coin on the walk, and Here is the schedule of Raccoon Unmasked.” FRESH 'The mood spells trouble for Presi­ many blacks Carter has become by blacks—which Williams says Republicans jumped from 2 percent National Black Republican Council. the financier, hearing the slight events as planned: Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. dent Carter, who in the view of many identified with inflation, joblessness would benefit Reagan. The party also hired a black con­ to 10 percent. The number of blacks tinkle, stopped immediately to find Friday, Oct. 3: Sneak political analysts owed his narrow and a failure to act vigorously to Collins, who backed Massachusetts registering as independents also the sound’s source. Whereupon, the • i 1976 victory to black support in key quash recent signs of racism such as Sen. Eklward M. Kennedy for presi­ rose. sulting firm to woo black voters and MAINE LOBSTER 2 9 S naturalist observed: "You see, what states. the resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan. dent, says her constituents simply Blacks, like whites, also are build support for black Republican one hears depends less upon the Hospital names becoming less likely to vote at all. candidates. (while they fast) call 646-4277 sound’s volume than what he is Commentary listening for.” new pharmacist Berry's World This principal applies in so many areas. A person tends to "bear” the MANCHESTER - He previously worked as We Give Old Fashioned most obscure statements, either in Philip Bunick has been a staff pharmacist at Lynn, printed or spoken form, that con­ named Chief Pharmacist Mass., Hospital. Butcher Service . . . No Substitute E Unlikely allies firms or question his predispositions. at Manchester Memorial He is a native of Framingham, Mass., but His interest may be riveted to some Hospital. For Quality By DON GRAFF an agricultural economy that with Ethiopian-administered wasteland The announcement was lived in Manchester while minor point, while he misses the attending the University of We’ve had Iran — or to put it considerable effort just might be that no one else could possibly want, made by William S. Ab­ major thrust of the presentation. bott, assistant director. Connecticut. another way, in Iran we’ve had it. brought up to the subsistence level. its most distinguishing features STORE HOURS: Consequently he may fail to grasp Bunick is a graduate of Bunick, his wife and We’ve also had Pakistan, Iraq and It is a nominally Arab nation that being giant anthills. 317 Highland S t the meaning of the author or speaker, the University of Connec­ three daughters, will be Mon. t Tues. 'til 6:00 Ethiopia as client-allies at various became independent of British and That off-and-on-again war has, even misunderstanding totally and so ticut School of Pharmacy relocating to the area. times and under varying cir­ Italian colonial rule in 1960. Since a however, produced one bumper crop. misrepresenting the source. and has served as chief He is a member of the Wed, Thurs., A Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER P cumstances during the past quarter 1969 coup, it has been under the Refugees, more than a million of Thus it should be apparent how im­ pharmacist at the Symmes Massachusetts and century or so. More recently we autocratic rule of General them in a country whose resident portant it is that we train our "ears” Hospital in Arlington, American Hospital Phar­ Sat. & Sunday HICHUITE F3.SK CONN. almost had Yemen. Mohammed Siad Barre, the founder population is less than five million. to listen for truth and righteousness. Mass., for more than four macy Associations. 'Ul 6.-00 Now we have Somalia, the newest of what he calls “ scientific As such arrangements go, the U.S.- Jesus said: "Take heed therefore years. V. base for American power on that socialism.” Somali pact is no big deal. The how ye hear.” (Luke 8:18) One can 2,000-mile arc where the strategic Not even the Soviets are quite cer­ United States gains access to control his "bent of ear” , for it arises Mideast and strategic Blast Africa tain what that is supposed to be, but Berbera and the port-capital of from his interest, which in turn is meet along the strategic Indian it was enough to make him appear a Mogadishu as bases for a Rapid determined by his faith-or lack of it. Voter reform Ocean. natural ally at first. For a time there Deployment Force still largely on In the din of fam ily concerns, Garden Fresh, Produce Specials After a year of skittish was more to it than appearances and the drawing boards. Most of RD F is vocational demands, social negotiations, Am alia has agreed to they enjoyed the use of the former — or will be — air and seaborne problems, and world tensions, only is advocated RED, WHITE, BLUE RIPE OLIVES...... CONT.g make facilities available to U.S. British port of Berbera. That ended American personnel on station at the the trained ear will hear the voice of MANCHESTER - Elsie urged those who are not QBI8HA forces in return for an arms and with the revolution in Somalia's two bases will be a few hundred at God in the Word. Assuredly this ear’s ” Biz” Swensson, candidate registered to do so. The economic aid package. Rarely has neighbor and arch foe, Ethiopia. The most. sensitiveness to its creator is the (or the 13th Assembly deadline for registering for CHUNK LIGHT TUNA .6WOZ.CAn I GRAPES . « BETTY CROCKER ASST. , 89 the United States linked itself with a Soviets rushed in to replace ousted result of a basic faith that has in­ District, called today for the presidential election JUMBO ^ year ballot is Oct. 4. country with which it has less in com­ American influence and got Somalia, compromising somewhat spired a vital interest in the spiritual allowing unaffliated voters CAKE MIXES ...... ia.8 0z.PKO. 69^ mon. themselves ousted from Berbera in on its initial bid for 82 billion, gets $5 dimension of life. to partiepate in primaries. PILLSBURY HUNORY JACK Somalia is one of the world’s turn. million in economic aid plus 840 The Republican can­ Eugene Brewer didate said she had always Class reunion MASHED PGTATGES i.or79^ i m i i c i . 4 9 * poorest sovereign states — no in­ Since 1977, Somalia and Ethiopia million in military credits. It is PENN. DUTCH STEMS A PIECES Minister been a firm believer in the MANCHESTER - dustry, no mineral resources waiting pledged not to aim the latter at have been squabbling over the Church of Christ two-party system "but Because of the holiday to be exploited, only semi-desert and Ogaden, a Somali-populated but Ethiopia. MUSHROOMS 289 Manchester times have changed.” weekend, the deadline for ALL PURPOSE S Under state law, only reservations (or the reu­ POTXTOES „.* .D PGTATGES 10LB.BAd11.09 1 9 voters registered with a nion of the Manchester SWEET JUICY Washington Merry-Go-Round party can participate In High School class of 1970 primaries which chose can­ has been extended to Sept. ILWNES -59‘ didates for the election. 15. For reservations phone NECTMMES . * "There are over 7400 Carol Post. 649-5144. 59 Rep. Murphy in the Abseam net; will FBI have to toss him back? registered voters in l a s a s ...... Manchester who do not have this privilege,” Mrs. The WorM Almanae” Abseam net. argued by prosecutors and defense Buser: "And he is ... He’ll do that, Amoroso, laughing nervously: "If ELBOWS 18 OZ. PKO.59^ By JACK ANDERSON of the line replied tersely that she Swensson said. "But whose DELTA ASST. Was Murphy simply displaying the attorneys at Murphy’s trial later this anyway.” you’re playing — if you’re being coy mill could only ’’read the prepared mill WASHINGTON — When he made month. tax dollars in part pay for his final appearance before kind of self-protective skill that a At one point, while Murphy was not with me — Hey, I understand what these intra-party BATH TISSUE .ROLLPACKAail6/n.09 On Jan. 10, 1980, Murphy, his statement.” Pressed for a better a'ilh Coupon &• ■ With Uoupon & - Abscam’s hidden cameras. Rep. corrupt congressman would show present, the FBI agent gave Criden you’re saying as far as being careful primaries.” response, the Mensa representative $7.50 Purrhoie ST.50 Purchase John Murphy, D-N.Y., was clearly when approached with a bribe offer? longtime associate Laurence Buser, an envelope containing money, and and being cautious, all right? To be "If elected in November, merely repeated, with the stub­ % suspicious. Or was he quite simply innocent of and the FBI’s unwitting recruiter of got Criden’s assurance that Murphy honest with you, the day I first met I hope to push for a law • T o u m ir s C R iA M Y FROZEN & DAIRY $ 1 4 9 ENRICHED 4 any evil intent? possibly bribe-susceptible con­ was in on the deal. It is possible, of you, when we were at the airport In a previous session with the bornness of a dull-normal, that she allowing the unaffliated LASAHNA...... lOvvoxT I ■ KRAFT The videotapes of Murphy’s gressmen, Howard Criden, met with course, that Criden was simply hotel, I was reluctant to give you the voters to be given their PILLSRURY F B I’s undercover men, the con­ would “ read the prepared 1. In 1980. autumn will begin MAYONNAISE gressman — chairman of the House meetings with the Abseam FBI operatives Anthony Amoroso trying to keep the money spigot money.” statement.” right to pick and choose on September (a) 21 (b) 22 (c) FLOUR and Mel Weinberg in a Washington candidates." STUFFED SHELLS...... soJfV* Merchant Marine Committee — had operatives — who were posing as turned on. Murphy: “ You didn’t give me any 23 •T O U F F lirS $109 townhouse. A lucrative deal in­ Mrs. Swensson, who ran 2. If it's 80 Fahrenheit, the inquired whether representatives of an Arab sheik in Later, Amoroso called Murphy money.” temperature Celsius is (a) 26.7 A 32o z . ] a r 5 t . » . 6 9 * in the 13th District two SARLIC BREAD...... png.99* LIMIT O N i AT HIQHLAND PARK they would be in- / need of favors from influential volving Puerto Rican shipping was to aside for a private discussion. Amoroso: "Well, OK, when I gave W alch on wastr: It costs the (b) 35(c) 102 •mOS KYI A ^ years ago and lost to VALID IIRT. 1-ggRT. 7 - UNIT ONK AT HIQHUND PARK be nailed down — while the FB I’s Amoroso told the congressman that taxpayers nearly 8100,000 a year to 3. Tom Stock is a U.S. national I VALID SIFT. 1-SIFT. 7 terested in a ship­ members of Congress — are open to it to Howard.” longtime incumbent Rep. ORANGE PLUS...... iaoi. * hidden cameras turned. Reps. Frank 'Thompson, D-N.J., and champion in what sport? 99 ping deal. And several interpretations. Depending Murphy: "I never received any keep two ‘ former speakers of the Francis Mahoney, faces (a) gymnastics (b) ice skating when the agents on the point of view, defense or Murphy sat silently, sipping a John Murtha, D-Pa., who were also money from anyone, and would not T 'fth V 'if / i House in the style to which they Democrat Phyllss (c) weightlifting COFFEE CAKE...... h .toJ*!** Coupon & Coupon A- had proffered a prosecution, the tapes show that scotch and water, while Buser dis­ caught up in the- Abseam net, were accept anything — from you or Jackston in November. H o o D -i ^7,50 Purchnte S7.50 Purchase cussed the financing of the arrange­ briefcase stuffed Murphy was either too honest or too involved with the "sheik” and his Howard.” became accustomed. Democrats Mrs. Swensson also ANSWERS FUDGEBARS...... 24c^ 1** QAINES with greenbacks, sly to make incriminating ment by the Arab Sheik whom problems, and that money had been Clearly, John Murphy is no babe in John McCormack of Massachusetts, noted the importance of •lALTIGT ^ ^ a £6 Zq I DOR DECAFINATED Murphy had in­ statements to the government Amo'oso and Weinberg supposedly mentioned. the woods, as the FBI agents found voting in November, and ICE CREAM SANDWICHES...... 12 pkgM BRMCOFFIE agents. represented. The Abseam agents Murphy: “ You see, any time who retired in 1971, and Carl Albert MEAL structed an associate to “ take care” out. Whether he’s an innocent lamb tlALTIGT AU FLAVORS ^ 28 LB. BAD 1 LB. CAN repeatedly tried to focus the conver­ of Oklahoma, who retired in 1976, of it. Murphy has vociferously asserted money’s mentioned where a public will be up to a jury to decide. OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! SHERBET...... q t/ * sation on the congressman, but Buser 9 00 But by January 1980, when he was that the videotapes will prove that he official is mentioned, there’s High I.Q., low P.R.! Mensa, a both receive generous pensions as ■LUilONNlT — _ loo OFF last featured on the FBI’s did nothing wrong and has demanded didn’t bite. automatically an ability to link them OFF M national organization of individuals well as office space, supplies and five atlas bantly MARGARINE...... 1Goi.S 8 ^ LIMIT ONI AT HIOHLANO PARK they be released by the courts. My Buser (referring Murphy): • w is t MISS LIMIT O N I AT HIQHLAND RARK | VAUO SIFT. 1-81FT. 7 videotapes, Murphy had undergone a to something illegal. No public of­ with high intelligence quotients, has ^ VALID tlRT. 1-MRT. T J ” He’s not in this.” staff members apiece. mysterious attitude change. He went associate Gary Cohn has reviewed ficial would ever be involved in been studiously lobbying some / V • 24 Hour Emergency Service pm Footnote: Anyone who is aware of ^gH0C.AVANILU ...... 4 «79* — j- j out of his way to disassociate himself the still-secret tapes, and one thing anything like that.” Weinberg: "He’s not?" members of Congress to have / r Z r * • Burner Sales & Service that is clear is that the FBI team Amoroso: "Well — ” V from any suggestion that he might be Amoroso: “ Well, wait a minute. I Natioilal Mensa Week declared by government extravagance should failed to get Murphy to incriminate C , Clean Heating Oils susceptible to a bribe. And he sold this thing on the basis that he’s ' Murphy, almost mockingly; "Par­ congressional resolution. But when write of it to Jack Anderson’s emphatically proclaimed the in­ himself. 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September to come up with the Spanish conquerors posh neighborhoods high business is in New York, government, finance, com­ the Distrito Federal (DF) birth defects to air pollu­ But It’s the Intractable stable U-239, which mercial breeder could sup­ The victim of a popula­ ’The outcome of the inter­ a possible compromise that have much longer than about 100 years, he and dry, regular electricity the industry in Chicago and munications and education and about 5 million more in tion recently, but said the The mayor ordered WASHINUTON (UPl) - port four other reactors. into the Valley of Mexico in tion explosion, a magnetic national study, which was version of vastly different half-lives. said. issue of what to do with changes by successive beta continued. the greater metropolitan capital will be un­ destruction of thousands of The Clinch River breeder 1519, he found reputation among peasants blackouts, insufficient the government in requested by Carter in 1977 bills submitted by Reps. Most fission products Unprecedented plutonium that probably in­ decays first to unstable Tucked in a bowl of area — a total of 14 million inhabitable in 25 years if homes to make way for 34 project, spumed by the ad­ Tenochtitlan, the world’s as the city of milk and schools and a horrid mass Washington," says as a way to underscore the Morris Udall, UAriz., and decay quickly, with half- engineering problems in spired critics to call neptunium-239 and then “ If you’re ever going to a mountains 7,517 feet above compared with New York’s the air is not cleaned up. high-speed avenues that ministration as outmoded, largest city with 300,(XIO honey, and subsequent transportation system. Enrique Alfaro, Mexico proliferation perils of Mike McCormack, U- lives less than 30 years. choosing and building a nuclear energy a Faustian plutonium-239. breeder economy, you’ve sea level, Mexico City is 10 million and Los Angeles' Mexico City spokesman would resolve traffic still lumbers forward like Aztec Indians living on lush migration from the coun­ Wealthy Mexicans have City’s chief of informatiop. Wash. ’They would all but dis­ storage crypt and bargain. As a lo n g -la s t in g got to reprocess for 8 million. Alfaro acknowl^ges the problems, and a doubling some wooly tnammoth nuclear development, islands of a pristine lake. learned to deal with the “We have everything made up of the 572-square appear in 600 years. preparing the wastes, Although it’s uranium radioactive isotope of breeders,” said Gleason. tryside, the capital prac­ of the Metro’s length to staving off extinction with probably left C.S policy in ’The Udall bill essentially tribulations of life in their right here in the capital.” mile Federal District — But its 1980 budget of capital also has problems probably encased in glass 235 that initially creates heavy metal, plutonlum- “And the industry firmly Today, visitors to tically groans under the carry 5 million passengers timely handouts from a even greater disarray. translates into legislation ’The long-lasting ac­ Alberto Bailey, deputy Mexico’s version of $2.84 billion is less than 4 with water supplies, even believes if there’s a future Tenochtitlan are con­ weight of its inhabitants. cap ital r they simply Having abandon^ a the comprehensive tinides, like plutonium with and steel, stem from the thermal energy by splitting 239 is one of the most toxic Washington D.C. — and percent of the nation’s though it pumps enough a day . sympathetic Congress. fronted with Mexico, City — ’Those 14 million people leave it in almost chief of the Federal national nuclear waste its half-life of 24,000 years, extreme toxicity of into radioactive fission substances ever created by for nuclear power, it’s the parts of the adjacent State In 'an interview. Hank Banished to a virtual policy of technological a smog-laden concrete ritualistic Friday Government Decentraliza­ $73.2 billion budget and 20 drinking water to fill a 40- policy announced by Presi­ emit only short-range radioactive substances and products in the familiar man. But its occasional breeder.” generate: of Mexico. cubic-meter swimming Gonzalez said the city’s policy limbo, it can denial in 1954 to become wasteland, a teeming evacuations to nearby tion Program, explained: percent of what New the absolute heed to isolate light water reactor, designation as waste is # —17.6 million pounds of generate revenue for its the world’s primary dent Carter last Keb. 12. alpha radiation needing resorts. "Mexico City was the Mexico City includes York City’s is. pool every second. “serious” problems of gross euphemism because But plutonium’s metropolis of nearly 14 garbage a day; supplier, the United States Under Carter’s cautious' minimal vshielding. them from the environ­ fissionable plutonium political center during the more than one out of every Critics say the $2.84 He conceded about 600 property ownership dis­ scores of contractors but awesome political million people. —enough pollution to cut The government — was rudely jolted in 1974 by and deliberate policy, The standards, which ment. begins to take over the job it is far from useless. ■time of the Aztecs. Later, five Mexicans, one-third of billion is barely enough to neighborhoods — half a putes, water supplies, no useful electricity for the significance to both Mexico City has since visibility to two city blocks fueled by its new-found oil India’s detonation of a which calls for the in­ will influence repository Lash lent perspective to as time goes on. Placed in a breeder reac­ the colonial system the nation’s industry, half pay for basic services, million people — are education and garbage dis­ public that pays its keep. governments and lost its position as the on some days; . wealth — has launched am­ bomb made from civilian vestigation of about a site fle c tio n and designs, the problem with a random Plutonium 239 is tor along with useless U- its economic activity and even if the city didn’t grow. without running water in posal will be "completely And the nation’s three world’s largest city. It is bitious plans to eradicate demanded an ad­ dozen possible sites and the will likely proceed from comparison: “On an atom- spawned when non- 238, It fissions to produce terrorists stems from the —traffic jam s to turn a But Mexico City is solved by 1982,” the end of commercial reactor fuel nuclear materials exported Mexico City’s problems. ministrative center.” 60 percent of its their homes and pail it selection of two or three of the cautious assumption for-atom basis, the fissionable uranium-238, energy just as does U-235 fact that, properly con­ only No. 2 behind Shanghai. four-block drive into a one- Lopez Portillo’s term. recycling facilities at from America. But it must fight an uphill The colonial system educational facilities, plus growing, primarily as a from communal outlets. radioactive isotope lead- the bulk of the reactor fuel and gradually clones more figured, as little as nine But with an annual growth hour odyssey. The scheme involves Morris, 111.; West Valley, Although the United the best, a permanent that even an uncommonly battle against the capital’s collapsed when Mexico 2 million vehicles and 25,- result of the poor peasants Unofficial estimates place 210 is 20 million tim es rod, absorbs a neutron of itself from the U-238. By kilograms of It can make rate of 5.2 percent, it could They must endure a N.Y., and Barnwell, S.C., States insists on inspec­ waste repository might not stable society cannot won its independence from 000 policemen. who stream into the the figure in the millions. providing 700,000 deeds to an atomic bomb. reclaim its title by the year housing shortage that is 461-year-old standing. would have been overtaken tions and non-proliferation be licensed and operating expect to maintain active more toxic than the non- released by the U-235 reac­ creatine its own fuel, it’s metropolis in search ot But Iglesias says the uncertified landholders, safeguards in its nuclear until 2005. jobs and a better life. water, although not plen­ drinking water to 5.5 by the same agonizing 1 nuclear policy upheaval. export policy, some ’The nuclear industry. Bailey said nearly 1,000 tiful, is clean despite its million people, primary But economic, experts think the best way'^Which believes the un­ people move into Mexico reputation as the cause of and secondary schools for all children and facilities technological and to discourage the spread of solved wastes issued is a City each day — the “Montizuma’s Revenge.” for treating the capital’s regulatory problems in­ atomic weapons may be to perceived public barrier to •equivalent of creating a The real causes of the il­ its expansion, finds the TTT refuse. tervened to shut them assure foreign nations of city the size of Miami each lness are restaurant reliable U.S. fuel supplies timetable much too slow. CHANNO. year — many of them workers who don’t wash Atmospheric Improve­ down first. The defunct recycling for their civilian power Udall would speed the settling in the “misery their hands, he said. ment Commission Press centers and the stalled programs. process along by limiting belts " or slums that dot its Last year the govern­ Secretary Iglesias said commercial breeder reac­ “It’s impossible to stop the search to two or three E outskirts. ment launched a television laws against high-emission tor — still a $900 million technology by political locations, setting a 1990 Nezahualcoyotl, and radio blitz to persuade cars are being enforced jumble of unassembled measures,” said Ur. Heinz deadline for construction Mexico’s second largest ci­ Mexicans to wash their and 119 million trees will parts at Uak Ridge, Tenn., Riesenhuber, an energy and 1995 for licensing. ty, is really a slum on the hands before eating to be planted by 1982 in a — are just the most visible specialist iii the West Ger­ McCormack’s bill calls eastern rim of the capital avoid gastroenteritis, the “green belt” around .the...... signs of a paralysis that man parliament. “We have for construction of four un­ packed with more than 3 killer ot an estimated 100,- city to pump oxygen into has lately taken hold of no alternative to using all licensed repositories to million people, many of 000 people a year. the air. nuclear energy. the advanced technology, demonstrate the storage of them living in cardboard- Alfaro said 10,000 gar­ “ By 1990 Mexico City Pear of worldwide including the breeder and spent fuel reprocessing FALL box houses on the edge of a bage men remove the 17.6 will be completely atomic weapons prolifera­ reprocessing.” wastes as early as 1986. stinking raw sewage dump. million pounds of p rb ag e changed," Iglesias said. tion, which a major recent Reflecting a prevalent But a House staffer "Life in the city is general^ in the city each But those changes will National Academy of view overseas, he said it warned that no matter how hard,” said Rogelio Osorio, day — but not the health have to begin in the coun­ Sciences report found the was essential to establish attractive the bill might 32, who left a wife and four problems associated with tryside, where the capital’s most serious drawback of an international regime for seem to industry “only a 3 /r children in Veracruz when its ultimate disposal. problems as natural lure nuclear power, has dis­ nuclear waste and licensed repository can ad­ he came to Mexico City Seventy percent of the tor poor peasants are rupted the atomic fuel cy­ plutonium management dress the issues being two years ago in search of refuse is recycled by poor rooted. t i f f S ld ln g i cle, adding new complexity “that can be regarded as a raised. a job. “ But it’s even harder ragpickers who collect Decentralization to problems of nuclear final solution to the “The (energy) secretary in the countryside where useable items at the giant Program Director Antonio wastes. problem.” can dig a hole in the ground mi there are no jobs at all.” Santa Fe and Santa Cruz Aguilar said the three- More than 9,000 metric Carter’s recent decision and put spent fuel in it, but Every day Mexico City Meyehualco garbage year-old Family Planning tons of spent commercial to ship more reactor fuel to an unlicensed repository testifies to its unfulfilled dumps on the outskirts of Program is trying to reactor fuel remain In tem­ India, despite New Delhi’s means nothing.” 4 « S . UVI4.0(M'x«'x3/r promises of jobs and op­ the city and re-sell them. defuse Mexico’s population porary storage ponds at refusal to accept non­ And Pollock, recalling TDOUM HI VHIOW portunities — just part of ^ut during the October- time bomb by cutting the reactor sites, awaiting proliferation safeguards, how badly official haste to ran siDwo ON u u the 50 percent unemploy­ to-May dry season, winds growth to 2.5 percent by reprocessing or permanent will give Impetus to stow atomic waste in the sturdy grooved plywood for ment or underemployment carry the dust — and the 1982 and 1 percent by 2000. disposal, which is still reshaping policy. ground backfired at Lyons, exterior orxj Interior use diseases that go with it — The objective is to hold l I W i around the nation. perhaps two decades away. Congress is also Kansas, a decade ago, said A'a'xa/l’ ite.it.**... 1S.M On corners of posh from the garbage heaps to the population down from M M in n o w r o o o o N t t u Spent fuel from the grappling with the more both McCormack’s bill and Reforma Avenue, teen-age virtually every corner of the projected 135 million in U V f 72.24 T0104.30 A 26-3-3 fcm y a oon- average 1,000-megawatt mundane question of the Senate measure would 1 4 9 ” mckidMdoubtowcilh*- 2000 to a more manageable ¥/// ■ARNMASTIRAUWOOO •■0.140.M box. f l p ^ 0R3^ ■40p4n talnlng dow nw an nHiD- boys lift lighted torches to the metropolis. power reactor ac­ radioactive waste disposal "place an impossible ibMOMn and man. am tor a gmmm lomm. their lips and, with If the air above is prac­ 104 million. cumulates at a rate of 38 at home. burden on future STORAOf SHED IS EASY TO NaAUM. SjdOOft. cow oga. kerosene sipped from But a population ceiling ASSHNILE AND ECONOMICAL tically unbreathable, the tons a year as one-third of In late July, the Senate generations in terms of plastic bottles, blow out situation is not much alone will not solve the passed a bill that would let radioactive wastes. Rather 1 5 9 ? » Includes frame & trim, hardware, capital’s problems. the 100-metric ton cord is R*g.344J$ nails, templates and instructions streams of flame in hopes better in the subway. replaced, said Ur. John the Energy Department than saddle a future floor, shingles ond paint extra passing motorists will toss While New York has 230 ’The government’s long- Sokol of Westinghouse take possession of a generation of Americans them pesos. miles of subway track — range aim is “to create nuclear utility’s excess with a nuclear Love •AHC dimmuohs i l v A m m 3/S'THIWAUS Electric. ninpinQ AT MSI WAU88ROO* 4 '/•' COX to o * In the Pink Zone, the hub one mile for every 43,478 centers of migration in Another 10 million spent reactor fuel in return Canal,” he said, “we’d other parts of the country 25% O FF rx T rvTaf%rvh‘ ■■9.844.11....11*.** >•91*4X1....1*3.** ot activity for American residents, Mexico has o'nly gallons of high-level for a one-time fee. prefer to wait.” tourists, peasant women in 25 miles, or one mile for and to create alternatives wastes generated by the The agency would also While McCormack’s ap­ PNI 85(41' r r t u r t r r i f Baa-UUf....316.** *ra-344J*....386.** tattered native costumes every 560,000 people. (for employment) outside nuclear weapons program get a $300 million ap­ proach attempts to flness (HW l kit in front of chic clothing Still, 2.5 million people Mexico City,” Aguilar is also sloshing about in in­ propriation to help it build the reprocessing issue, the Grew Wahuf It PnM* Pioan wot stores and extend their said. parwb«Mgh«W|urhonwadKaio- 4 9 ? ? . cram each day into the terim storage. or acquire interim storage Udall and Johnston bills palms for handouts as they French-designed system, It was with that aim in a 3 S fcxlook. Huny in and MM. Fiberg la s ^^1 o ,V\/vyW''J The moribund projects sites for the fuel and it are worded around it. U V I 30.00 breast feed infants. jostling and pushing each mind that Lopez Portillo in Carter’s moratorium, in ALUMINUM ro’ __ 1978 announced a National and the unrelenting buildup would be directed to tX Curious and sometimes other to the point of lethal wastes almost 30 prepare a suitability study effect, reclassifies spent DOBttlON lAOOm shocked American tourists authorities now provide Urban Development Plan. years into the commercial by 1985 on a likely site for a reactor fuel as high-level Duty rating 200 lbs Step tested go to downtown Garibaldi separate cars tor men and It targets 10 under­ development of atomic permanent underground atomic waste, a term 8d0 lbs Meets ANSI require­ 'A r $9.99 ' Reg. AM R4I.17.M Plaza to see young boys women. populated a.'.d under­ ments Save now 12?f. power underscore the high-level waste disposal previously reserved for the walk on beds of fire or The streets above the developed zones around the srixti*-**...... SAM11.11 urgency of unresolved repository. liquid left over when 99 .9 9 m. . IMMSM^r broken glass, or shove Metro, their narrowness in nation as new development "It’s a complete plutonium and uranium are ...... 110.00 w. , t a w A n •ABIAUWIIW.. centers — "migration technological and policy SCMWHNAOAraR needles through their skin tune with their colonial issu's. program. This is what extracted from it by OUlVRATmaiUUH. Doubb wlnfctced uAh magnets” as one official $T» 1BTH> fOO Ike ooid. High bunt Mlt- — all for a tip. design, are a battlefield for breeders, which make we’ve been looking for,” reprocessing. lai. Cuh elactitoal coniump- c:oinM vAh bub. Mtiteh. called<1hem — to create M' ■§•. iTf.ft 140.00 M. flon by 60%. For moit tonce. Guaranteed. But the immigrants keep motorists who spend most said George Gleason, Developments in the in­ cold A pkig. U1 IMad. new jobs that will stem the more fuel than they con­ & 40' ■•«. i**.n..... 140.00 M. ioclwlx UL listed. NeMia coming. of their time fighting a sume and run on the executive vice president of ternational sphere, where At the root of the traffic jam or for a parking stampede to the capital. plutonium waste from ' the American Nuclear h'rance, the Soviet Union, capital's problems is the space. The lure for investors today’s conventional Energy Council, the in­ West Germany and Japan nation’s annual population Though previous and job seekers alike are are working on MMMIIOijM \ \ Vi.'t atomic plants, have dustry’s lobbying arm. “If AUlMMII N»SM0O growth rate, estimated at 3 Mexican presidents paid tax cuts, cheap land ren­ traditionally been viewed implemented, then you can reprocessing and breeders, ^ UVE24%T035% percent. lip service to curbing the tals. government-provided 54W MUI CORNING as a logical new generation say today that the govern­ may help answer the ques­ If Mexico’s population is capital’s growth, it was the services, transportation 'AAifindMuMiaMi NaS«41)l«4Ut.11.f9 MlpcripItauiMm- of reactors that would ex­ ment finally has a nuclear tion of just what sort of Icu A ydydwIblodM M ▼ HIEROLAS INSULATION not curbed, said Jose An­ current head Of state, Jose and educational assistance H H ...... lAttq.!. tend the world’s limited waste program.” wastes get buried in the NaSW tonio Aguilar, head of the Lopez Portillo, who and a list of other “ incen­ U.S. repository. I l l t a l ? * t-itfUNMcniit.N-M...... 31*i«.i. uranium resources. ’The Energy Department Federal Government launched the real offen­ tives.” has made it clear its prime "The storage problem 1 4 « ! ...... ^ ntrroiiMe«i.H4;,...... 34*«n. The nuclear industry, wnocea MOrmf l0MnMCBiaa.>i'M.. 374 ■«.• Decentralization Program, sive. There also is a string of occurs principally because which fervently hopes candidates for so-called in­ UVISO.OO-21MViH.O. it will more than double Since his administration laws that prohibit con­ chemical reprocessing of terim “away from reac­ the federal government did MAR lAOOINO Mown from the current 67 million began in 1976, scores of struction of many enter­ spent atomic fuel will one tor” fuel storage sites are not plan adequately for the With deluxe height rxtjuster to about 135 million by the plans, programs and com- prises in the capital, and day come to pass, regards the former reprocessing backend of the nuclear fuel folding chrome handle Brigos year 2000. missions have been would close existing ones if the breeder as an ideal dis­ centers at Barnwell, West cycle,” staff scientist & Stratton engine and 14 _ they violate anti-pollution gauge steel deck r*jCHRB-2i Likewise, the population created to clean up the Valley and Mortis — a con­ ’Terry Lash of the Natural posal method for Its waste . - of the capital will hit a capital. regulations. plutonium, said Ur. venient stroke if a future Resources Defense Council 275 245 “In the metropolitan staggering 35 million peo­ But in accord with Chauncey Starr, vice chair­ administration discards observed last fall in the IAMI7j|0«OOni«L IAM 7JI iiMieir ple. Mexican tradition, the area, there no longer are man of the Electric Rower Carter’s reprocessing ban. group’s publication lAMAIMVMUen stimuli for industrial Chrome nhhh. popup Surrounded by a rim of plans were launched in a Research Institute. Sen. J . Bennett Johnston, Amicus. Washarten with popup I. No. 07224 drab. Na 080*4 high mountains and helter-skelter. Results are growth," Aguilar said. D-La., the bill’s sponsor, "Federal managers drain OHembty. No. 04084 But commercial breeder k 'M volcanoes, Mexico City is a most evident on official If something is not done, called the overwhelming were overconfident about No 07234m«1 ,*7.34.99 deployment hinges on com­ tMALII-OOWi t/miMMUMor tAMtmiom ■ M Rtg. 190.99 natural trap for con­ press releases. said Alberto Bailey, deputy 88-7 vote “monumental in the ease of transferring 1 5 9 mercial reprocessing, a M R A in M N C A N OMMMTMCK i O U M t f A W W I U VI 40JMMUHRI114'OAS CHAIN tamination from At the beginning of his chief of the Decentraliza­ sophisticated technology the history of the nuclear reprocessing technology to 20 oakan capacity. Dur­ With hot dteir. ihoe bar Chaleo of many cokxi. UW COMM COMniTI WITH CAM automobiles and industry, six-year administration. tion Program, the capital that was postponed in­ industry.” the commercial sector and able metal comiTucttoa ondwheolt NO.WW. NIW UM i • will be in “absolute chaos” Features o single trigger with safety interlock automatic oiler. 16 power contamination that hangs Lopez Portillo appointed definitely by President Richard Pollock of Ralph they were negligent in Na«20 ■••.Ml------fM w l lip guide bar hand guard and rubber hondle bar fully assembled permanently over the Carlos Hank Gonzalez as by the end of the century. Carter in 1977. Nader’s Critical Mass assessments of the risk SAVE capital like a carmel- mayor of the Federal "In my opinion," he said, By setting what it felt E n e r^ Project called it “a posed by reprocessing and colored blanket. District and unleashed the •-'the plans are late." was a good example for free ride for the nuclear in­ wide-spread commercial 50% /, “ As far as dust in the air, other countries, the ad­ dustry” and "a major use of plutonium,” Lash we’re the most polluted ministration hoped its federal bailout.” said. V, Rhode Island city in the world,” says moratorium would curb Johnston had warned Despite government’s Enrique Tolivia Melendez, the further spread of that without interim spent sudden eagerness to dis­ ' Heg. 43.00 general director of the En­ schools still shut atomic weapons. fuel storage (at public pose of atomic waste it still UVISOIUATIX vironmental Improvement PROVIDENCE, HI. were scheduled late At opposite ends of the expense) 21 reactors would hesitates to categorize the • M A ffIgJA HOUMA TRIM OAINT Commission. (U Pl) — School labor dis- Wednesday in hopes ot nuclear fuel cycle, the be forced to shut down by construction and licensing Our satin gloss (Xtytlc Mexico City’s level of air putes remained unsettled narrowing wage technologies of uranium 1984 because they would of a suitable repository formula Is Irdeal for all ’/sIrtrM pollution violates U .S. today in tour Rhode Island differences. Assistant fuel enrichment and exceed their on-site because that depends on exterior vexxj & mosonry Superintendent Richard surfoces Choice ot colors safety standards “about communities, keeping an plutonium extraction from storage capacity. Environmental Protection •iB.17.tO 1.1.10 49SJm. IRaR.A.M '■(■•lAM 100 days of the year,” he estim ated 21,300 Schadoian said. spent fuel are peculiarly But a House staff expert, Agency standards that do TMMENAMH lAW 1 00 40* IMAM tN M OOuOOtMIMMI UVI U « TO 40% vsn ijm on SAMIIjOSTOIJO says. youngsters locked out of An estim ated 123,000 vulnerable to weapons who noted utilities are not yet exist. WAY WWt?4 ■•e. 14.V9...... 7A9 eritan IfMUOailOOO ■MMfOlMDMuSl •DU T o m ra u iB n c n M tm a m Ricardo Iglesias, the classrooms, for a second public school students in 36 proliferation. reracking their used fuel Ur. Gordon Burley of the IITHAMf 1/3’ n04VAIM Durable & comroftobte Whltaanomalllnlih. Commission’s press jgy Rhode Island districts As one Energy Uepart- AD melal ends covered 1 9 9 ? ? . rods and can build new EPA said his final stan­ with platHc caps. Easy to Eoiy 3 sites Umltdquarti KMMO. «5*84UW

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By MARY KITZMANN propriate $7 million for elderly at- Classman. Although Myette cam­ needs,” he said. “ People know I will ty mayor, he denies it. “ No way vative, and a issues moderate.” The Herald Reporter home care. But he is having difficul­ paigned for Classman during his first not sWftcb positions on issues. Once would I go against my constituency.” fiscal cuts, he says, will come in ty persuading other lawmakers. 1 .Seeond of three parta) legislative run, the two are at odds. you favor income tax, you always Myette's approach is hard to pin­ program duplication."We have to Walsh prides himself on proposing Myette notes he never "badmouths” favor It. point. He calls for reducing state run the government budget like a MANCHESTER - All the the most passed laws, 22, in one Classman, but says the gesture is not Democratic candidates in the Fourth Myette stresses he is the underdog spending, and it is hard to draw com­ household budget,” he said. term. He balances "spending reciprocated. Senate District primary use the » and turns it to an advantage. “ I don't ment on social programs. If elected Myette's approach, like the others, propositions” by bringing state have party bosses behind me, I he would introduce mandatory high ends with the word moderate. same catch words. dollars back to his district. He has Myette, who has worked on farms All four want to cut state govern­ and factories and now teaches at worked my way up.” Although school training in cardio pulmonary Perhaps it is the most politically privately commented he sees himself Classman accuses Myette of resuscitation, and tax abatement to desirable catch word. But beneath ment spending, and curb taxation. South Windsor High School, said he Oilheat "as a fighter for his district” in “ making deals” in ^ t h Windsor lure industry to Connecticut. He the word, the Sept. 9 primary offers a They cite concern for the elderly and represents the people’s choice. “ Peo­ terms of state aid. politics when Myette rorved as depu­ terms himself a "fiscal conser- variety of legislative alternatives adolescents, say their vote responds As chairman of the school finance ple know I will respond to their solely to their values and define and soiutions. themselves as mostly moderate. Unless one listens closely to the phrases between the catch words, the differences are difficult to discern. But there are differences and choices. Making it better. The candidates approach problems and questions from different perspectives. Although Abraham WEEKEND SPECIAL Of bourse, the only way to know for sure if this service Classman, David Della-Bitta, Robert Many clock thermostats can accommodate several set­ "Skip" Walsh and Robert Myette end is needed is to have an Oilheat efficiency check. So, if you back periods, so you can raise and lower your home's with the term "m oderate” they Better Economy temperature several times during the day. These are ideal haven't had one yet this season, call your Oilheat dealer reach the position through different and arrange for one soon. You could start saving 10% — CARNATIONS for working families. paths. Call your Oilheat dealer for an efficiency check and find or better. Classman, owner of a vending If you heat your home out how much you can save with modqrn fuel efficient machine business which he began 23 with oil, you should know equip^nent. years ago. approaches government about Project Oilheat — like the businessman he is. Classman a new program developed examines the end result, or bottom 85 E. CENTER ST. by the U.S. Department of line, of government programs. 649-5268 Energy, It can cut your fuel Better Advice He talks specifics, and cites cases Deila-Bitta Glassman Myette consumption up to from memory rather than program ^[25%. And you won’t philosophy. Classman weighs the subcommittee, Walsh helped author Better Efficiency costs against the social value. As a have to give up one Your Oilheat dealer can show you many ways to save. In the Guaranteed Tax Base bill which member of the house appropriations provides education aid by balancing degree of warmth and addition to energy-efficient equipment and fuel-saving The Nationwide committee he passes judgment on land values. comfort in your home. If your heating system operates below its efficiency service, there are some "common sense" improvements many spending propositions. Supermarket of Sound*' A lot has been done in the past ten years to make oil potential — and most do — you're wasting a lot of oil and you can do yourself, Classman's slogan, begun recent­ In contrast to Glassman, Walsh heating equipment better and more efficient. Fuel oil • Keep radiators, registers and dust filters clean. This ly, is “ a tough conservative with a talks philosophy and stresses social [adio / h a lot of money. Outdated equipment, lack of maintenance, dealers, heating contractors, oil jobbers, and plumbers or poor heating habits can cause you to spend hundreds allows the heat from your furnace or boiler to circu­ heart. But he s heartless when responsibility. While Glassman stresses participating in the Oilheat program have been trained of dollars you could be saving. late freely through your home. there’s a spending cut he believes in. the need for education to break the through special government approved classes to provide • Make sure carpeting, drapes and furniture don't He proposes closing the Torrington poverty cycle, reducing the public branch University of Connecticut, let­ their customers with these new, fuel-saving improvements. obstruct air flow around radiators, registers, or cold burden, Walsh grasps the individual's ting about 150 students drive to These Oilheat dealers can show you new burners that air returns. gain. HI-FI Waterbury. The residents' objections save up to 16% of your fuel. Thermostats that save up to • Keep the furnace area clean and keep pets away killed this proposal but he stubbornly As chairman of the Human Service 12%. A qualified Oilheat service technician can even cut from your heating system. Hair, dust and lint can continues to advocate it, and also Committee, he dealt with elderly, your fuel consump­ accumulate and plug air inlets. combining the two higher education handicapped and youth programs. tion up to 10% with systems. Walsh denies he wants to spend large STEREO 65% 70% All of the suggestions above can help cut your fuel con­ a simple tune-up. sumption But, the single, most effective action you can Glassman. 47, calls for a two-year sums of public funds to help them. 50%""$231 I $286 So even with the take is to call a participating Oilheat dealer right away for budget to better plan and save With creative, innovative thinking 55%_ 154 215 money. His plan is "reallocation" of cost of energy an energy efficiency check. the goals can be accomplished at the state’s resources. He is for social going up you can 60% 77 143 minimal costs. "We have to be AM/FM Receiver with Two Phono Inputs programs, spending the needed or realistic,” he said. Walsh keep your fuel bills extra funds with an eye toward 1TA420 by RaalltUc* down by calling a future savings. An example is day As David Della-Bitta sees Walsh participating ( care. More day care funding, would and Glassman on opposite ends, he Oilheat dealer. enable some women to either attend claims the spectrum's middle Polls to open 33% The Clock Thermostat school or find employment, reducing ground. VERNON — Vernon’s registered the public burden. "I can't be Republicans and Democrats will vote OFF! Your Oilheat service technician can give your furnace criticized as a big spender," he says. But what Della-Bitta, Glastonbury at the town’s five regular polling Advocating reallocating the state’s or boiler a complete energy efficiency check. This series 1 places during the Sept. 9 primary. budget. Glassman has been severely sees as a middle position, others of tests provides an accurate read-out of your system's Polls will be open from noon to 8 p.m. chastised for his stand on a state in­ view as borrowing positions when performance. And, if your efficiency rating is less than it The voting districts are: District I, come tax to raise revenue. convenient, and Ructuation. On tight Save! should be, the efficiency check can pinpoint the problem. spending he aligns with Glassman, Sykes School cafeteria: District 2, Glassman, in 1976, was quoted as Better Equipment but wants to address the tax system. Maple Street School; District 3, Based on the results of these tests, you will receive a saying he would be for a state income But he argues individual cases in sup­ Skinner Road School; District 4, recommendation of steps you can take to save fuel and tax with reduction in the sales and porting social programs. "W e need Lake Street School; and District 5, money These will include both the cost and the estimated property taxes. Now, he says he is Since 1970, most of the product research and develop­ to become more specific in bill Vernon Elementary School. annual savings associated with these recommendations absolutely opposed to an income tax. If your current fuel oil supplier or service company is language," he said. "This will avoid The Democrats will be voting for If you act NOW, you can get the power and features in a hi-fi receiver that you've ment in the home heating industry has been directed Remember, too. that the savings will continue to climb The income tax became a prime listed below, call them directly. If not, call 1-800-842-1648. programs with costly restrictions in either John Dempsey or Sam Gjeden- dreamed about at an exciting low pricel Dual phono inputs let you use two toward energy conservation — equipment that produces campaign issue when Della-Bitta with the price of energy The sooner you call, the sooner you could be saving up to son, for U. S. Representative from turntables— great lor providing continuous music or making disco-type more heat out of less fuel. As a result, there are now pounced on Glassman’s reversal. cases where it doesn’t apply.” Call your participating Oilheat dealer today and sched­ the 2nd Congressional District. recordings! You can also record with two tape decks! 40-watts' per channel greatly improved, highly efficient components to modern­ 25% of your fuel. When he stopped, Myette took the ule your energy efficiency check. The longer you wait, the He doesn't see any fluctuation. "If Dempsey is the party-endorsed can­ easily drives two pairs of speakers to room-tillipg volume. 31-2087 Prepared and paid tor by the U S Department of Energy ball. Glassman says Della-Bitta quit ize virtually every aspect of your heating system. Your Oil­ I agree with an issue I say so," he didate. more you'll waste. ■his criticism when he noted Della- '40-watti p«r channal, minimum RMS it S ohmi from 20-20,000 Hz, with no mor* than heat dealer can tell you about all of them in detail, but just said. But he presses no distinct issue Republicans will be voting for Reg. 359.95 Bitta called for tax reform. Which is, 0.06% total harmonic diatortlon. t; ■'’'ve you an idea, we've outlined two of the more signifi­ or stand of his own in the campaign. R ichard Bozzuto or Jam es L. Glassman says, a disguise for sup­ cant advances for you here. Buckley for the U.S. Senate and for Dealer Information porting an income tax. Della-Bitta James McCarthy or J. Peter Fusscas The Flame-Retention Head Burner The oil burner is the now calls for addressing the “ spen­ Della-Bitta's style is not distinct, ’.tsy to an efficiently operating heating system. Like the or polished. He lacks the luster of for the state 55th Assembly District. Look at This! 3-Head Cassette EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD ding side” of government rather than Slim-Line Passive Radiator carburetor of your car, the function of an oii burner is to emphasizing tax reform. Walsh's rhetoric, speaking in simple Better Service Kasden Fuel Co. Deck with Doubie Dolby* NR .;iix the fuel from your Atlas Oil Co. Skip Walsh calls for taxatmn phrases. A former assistant attorney Registration Saturday S p e a k e r S ystem general, Della-Bitta 35, seeks public SCT-30 by Realistic storage tank with the proper 289-6435 289-5431 overhaul, saying he’s the only one in BOLTON— Registration for Opllm ut*-27 by Realistic amount of air for combus­ three who is consistant of the issue. office for the first time. He does not religious education classes at St. Even without installing new equipment, you can cut your have the advantage of Glassman and tion in your furnace or boiler. EAST HARTFORD BOLTON He begins stating "violent op­ Maurice Church will be Saturday fuel consumption considerably. Proper maintenance by Walsh oL personal legisla tive Automatic Comfort Inc. M & M Oil Co. position” to an income tax, and ends after the 5 p.m. mass and Sunday The new flame-retention a qualified Oilheat technician can save up to 10% of the oil knowledge; he awkwardly consults S ave’ 7 0 by qualifying it. Walsh said he could after the 7:30 a.m., 9:15 a.m., and 11 head burners intensifies the you burn 568-1200 649-2871 notes for figures, rarely using support an income tax combined with a.m. masses at the church. combustion process. This A simple tune-up of your oil burner may greatly increase its specifics although calling for it in Reg. 149.95 VERNON EAST HARTFORD elimination of the other taxes. Registration for anyone planning to 95 makes your heating system efficiency. Like an automobile engine, an oil burner must He belives the stand is not a legislation. enter the classes must be made at Each operate cleaner and up to Conn. Refining Co. Mellen, White & receive the right mixture of air and fuei to operate at peak political liability. "What we need is one of those times. Each 16% more efficiently. efficiency And like the automobile engine, an oil burner can 875-6248 Palshaw an overhaul," Walsh says. The religious education classes are He says his quest is for a common The Clock Thermostat "Our tax system is a magical for students in Grades 1 through 12. Tape not mciuded go "out of tune" and start wasting oil. An Oilheat techni­ 289-0251 sense “ middle ground." An example A clock thermostat MANCHESTER merry-go-round where individual Classes will begin Wednesday, Oct. 1 Step up to true hi-fi and cian can tune up your system — clean the heat is education where he supports “ back taxes are raised each year and no one at the church parish center. Classes can save you up to 12% exchanger (the part of your furnace that transfers Fogarty Brothers SO. WINDSOR to basics” but believes there's room save a door-bustin' Save can keep track of it. The public is get­ are at 3:30 p.m. for students in 47%! An 0" passive i95 annually by automati­ heat from the fire box to the air or water that Mitchell Fuel Co. for liberal arts. Reg. 649-4530 ting fed up. With one public trough at Grades 1 through 6 and at'7:15 p.m. radiator. 6Vi" low- cally lowering the 399.95 circulates through your house), change the oil 644-2561 least they would know how much frequency driver and 1" temperature for a set A criticism of Della-Bitta is his for students in Grades 7 through 12. $120 and/or air filters, check the unit for air leaks, ROCKVILLE more they are paying each year.” soft-dome tweeter job, legislative lawyer for the One ol our finest decks at an unbelievably period of time and then adjust the combustion air, check the nozzle Cottier Fuel EAST HARTFORD Walsh rose in politics after serving combine with the Connecticut Bankers Association, Park to be open low sale pricel Features separate record raising it again. size and perform a final efficiency check on the Coventry School Board for specially designed 875-6281 Norige Oil and play heads tor "oft-the-tape " monitoring Most people set Tests have shown that furnaces that run for three years, and is finishing his third ^hmh he vvill quit if elected. Della- BOLTON— Indian Notch Park will enclosure for low 568-5180 remain open through mid-October and Dolby noise reduction that works in all the clock thermostat to lower the longer periods of time at a lower firing rate, VERNON assembly term. At 41, his resume in- B'tta quickly as^rU only a portion of distortion and a w o rk , the job entails lobbying. He sees no for use by the public. "transparent” sound modes. Dual capstan drive provides smooth temperature before they go to bed, tend to use less oil than those that run for eludes social service tape handling. Add it to your music system Homestead Oil EAST HARTFORD There will not be any lifeguards on quality. 40-2033 and raise it shortly before they're shorter periods of time at a higher firing rate. membership in civil rights organiza­ transit problem of representing the today! 14-803 "1“ 872-8518 The Savin Fuel Co. duty so anyone swimming is doing so due to get up. So, it may we worthwhile to have tion. He is executive director of Big public's interest rather than a 528-6593 Brother/Big Sister of Hartford. at their own risk. your Oilheat technician reduce private interest. Hi" SO. WINDSOR Others call Walsh the most liberal "Because I know the situation I The bathroom facilities will not be the rate at which your burner Imperial Oil Co. MANCHESTER of the candidates, and he has priyat^ will be more aware,” he said. He open and there won’t be any Announcing The Americana I System! uses oil. ly termed himself a "progressive.” also asserts lobbyists are not used as emergency equipment on the site. 644-2538 Wyman Oil Co. ^Stanley Bates, park director, However, when directly asked for a effective as information sources as Magnificent Sound — Fantastic Low Price! 643-2453 reminds everyone not to swim alone. definition, he used "conservative.” they could be. “ 1 am for change within the Della-Bitta takes the criticism lesgislative system," he said. "That Jaycee women is conservatism. The others call for with a grain of salt. “ It doesn’t scare radical governmental changes.” me, I know what the truth is.” MANCHESTER - The SaveMOO^’ Glassman criticizes Walsh's The quietest candidate is Robert Manchester Jaycee Women, former­ We can't afford leeraileit. proposals as “ costing money. Myette. He has the shortest answers, ly the Manchester Jaycee Wives, will Among his credits are increased fun- and cuts to the heart of the question, conduct its annual champagne punch ding for elderly housing and in- Some critics view this as simplistic, membership meeting Wednesday at 7 $ ■ creased nursing home care. He without perspective. p.m. Anyone interested in attending would like to see the Legislature ap- Perhaps his biggest critic is may call Mary Kenney at 644-1413. a O 0 \

Residents urged to learn CPR Reg. Separate Hems 1199.75

MANCHESTER - A six-hour p.m. named Emergency Medical course in Cardio-Pulmonary The instruction in CPR is an Adyisory Board to bolster emergen­ Look at What You GaU Resusi^tion is being offered Sept. 10 ongoing program entering its sixth cy Services. • ReaHiUc STA-«20 AM/FM Call Toll Free 1-800-842-1648 and Sbpt. 11 by the Town of year. Cusson said that so far 4,800 Stereo Receiver Manchester Fire Department in persons have been trained in CPR un­ Cusson said that if you envision • Tliiro Opllmu8-27 Sllm-Llne Speeker Syeleme cooperation with the American Heart der the program since its inception, a emergency medical service as a few of them from outside pyramid with paramedics at the • SCT-30 Three Heed Cessette Association. Deck with Double Dolby The classes will run each night Manchester. apex, a large number of persons Under another program, sponsored trained in CPR is the broad base. • LAB-270 Bell-Drive from 7 to 10 p.m. at the old fire sta­ Automallc Changer, Base, tion at 153 Spruce St. at Florence St. by the Red Cross and the Eight He said the average response time Dust Cover and Cartridge CHARGE IT The Flame-Retention Head Burner B e tte r c a ll to d a y Kenneth Cusson, coordinator of the District Fire Department another nationally of emergency services is (MOST STORES) course said it will be on a first come, 354 persons were trained between four minutes. The first four minutes first served basis with openings for 1973 and June of this year. That after cardiac arrest are the most PRICES may vary at individual STORES! about 30 persons. The cost is $2 per program is one which requires 12 critical, he said. A person who is un­ Check Your Phone Book lor the Radio/haek Store or Dealer Nearest You A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION person. hours of instruction. It stresses more conscious from 4 to 6 minutes is I Those interested may register by theory. almost certain to suffer brain phoning the Central Fire House at The CPR course in conducted in damage. After 6 minutes attempts to 649-2808 between 8:30 a m. and 4:30 connection with efforts by the newly revive a victim are often futjle. 12 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept, 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 4. 1980 - 13

nie appeared at the site to provide meeting, rephrased a motion made her “O-Ma, the dent maker.’’ going from one area to the dog was attacked by a vipious extra supervision. Kim Brownie, a skunk Monday behind his home. by Councilman Leonard Jacobs, Winning TownTollr bathroom he said; "OK, let’s go to California Bints Leep third-generation house mover, said concerning proposed charter When discussing how each room the bathroom,” The people at the Concerned that the animal may be streak spoils besl One can always count on the changes. Jacobs commented, "You pare ttilli in the units at Welles Village will public hearing just chuckled. his grandfather moved houses, carrying rabies, the “polecat" was ranlinues various church calendars for a few probably didn't hear me say that, I Boston skein New York be renovated when the federal some much larger than the Brewer destroyed and turned over to state "chuckles.” This week's bulletin House, by oxen instead of huge health officials. The dog is fine. said it very low." 6pOfts On the final day of the move of from St. Bernard’s Church, program is begun, Glastonbury East Hartford’s historic Selden tractor trailers. Rockville, is no exception. It’s Housing Authority Executive Brewer House, the father of Vernon Town Attorney Edwin about the boy whose mother was Director Bill Willett came out with moving company head Kim Brow­ A Manchester man told police his Lavitt, during a Town Council learning to drive so he nicknamed a funny without even trying. When Obituaries. Head start program jeopardized Dent makes most Miss Ellu Seney Robert D. T hresher MANCHESTER - A state educa­ about $62,000 in state aid for the Head the legislature could restore the cut­ state aid for the two programs. MA.X:HESTER - Robert D. EAST IIARTEORD - Miss Ella tion board recommendation jeopar­ Start program, a program for pre­ backs in education funds. “We don’t know whether money Seney, 79, of 83 Pratt St., died Mon­ Thresher, 55, of New Britain, dizes state funding for Manchester’s school children. He said the cut, The cutback affects 48 com­ would be available or not,” FitzGib­ of chance to bat day at Mount Sinai Hospital following formerly of Parker Street, Head Start and remedial reading which would take effect next year, munities, which received aid ranging bon said. "There would be no ear­ Manchester, died Tuesday night at a a brief illness. would also affect the department's from Stonington’s $26,000 to Hart­ marked funds for those activities. I She was born in Moosup on May 11, programs according to a Manchester doubt whether we would receive the New Britain convalescent home. school official. remedial reading program. ford’s $900,000. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bucky Dent the mark in an attempt to get a force Mitchell Page cracked a solo home Mr. Thresher was born in 1901 and had been a resident of East Under the proposal the funds would same amount.” was pleased at the chance to bat with The state funding is a portion of at second. run in the second inning and Rickey Manchester, the son of Ruby Hartford since 1972. J. Gerald FitzGibbon, assistant be put into , the Legislature's FitzGibbon said there are. a runners in scoring position, but government grants allocated for the "He hasn’t caught a groundball Henderson hit a sacrifice fly in the (Keeney) Thresher of Vernon and the She leaves a sister, Mrs, Charles superintendent of schools, said the Guaranteed Tax Base formula for number of routes for school officials Oakland Manager Billy Martin figured with men on base in scoring position state board has recommended two programs. third. late Charles Thresher. He had lived (Irene) Grab of Canterbury; and redistribution. The formula passed before the recommendation to cut the New York Yankees’ shortstop in 10 games.” fumed Martin, who A fourth-inning solo homer by elimination of the State Aid for in Manchester most of his life. He several nieces and nephews. several years ago, balances area the program is finalized. These in­ had no business hitting in the first w atch^ the Yankees jump to a 4-0 Dependent Children program for the The state board recommendations Oscar Gamble — into the first row of was a member of the Manchester Funeral services will be Friday at property value for education funding. clude talking with legislators, and place. lead. “It was a double-play ball and % 1981-82 fiscal year. are being reviewed by the State Of­ the upper deck in right field — gave Lodge of Masons. He was a Coast 9:30 a.m. from the Plainfield Funeral fice of Policy and Management. There is no guarantee Manchester the state education board, he said. Dent delivered a two-out, bases- (Reggie) Jackson certainly can’t New York a 5-2 advantage, but the Guard veteran of World War II. Home of Dougherty Brothers. Route He said the proposal would cut FitzGibbon said the governor or would recieve the same amount of James Kennedy, school superinten­ loaded triple to cap a four-run first run. That was the ballgame right A’s got that run back in the fifth on Before retiring he had been 12 with a mass of Christian burial in dent. has said he plans to request a inning and came through with a two- there. An error is an error but when Tonv Armas’ RBI single. employed by the State of Connec- St. John s Church at 10 a.m. Burial school board protest to ihe cuts, run double in the eighth Wednesday you consistently do the same thing all will be in St. John’s Cemetery. which he said were made without night as the Yankees completed a the time ... well." Besides his mother, his survivors Friends may call at the funeral home Robbers fail to crack safe consulting school officials. three-game sweep over the A’s with After Willie Randolph led off the In the bottom of the inning, Jim are three daughters, Mrs. Cynthia today from 7 to 9 p.m. The Connecticut Conference of an 8-3 victory. inning with a triple, Oscar Gamble Spencer collected his 10th homer of Vivolo of Vernon, Mrs. Dawn MANCHESTER-Would-be frustrating themselves sometime were successful in breaking it open, Municipalities urges towns to protest Dent, the American League’s tpp drew a one-out walk before Jackson the year and the Yankees put a lock Hutchinson of Andover, and Donna i.. Mr.ii..rinin safecrackers found the going rough late Tuesday or early Wednesday. but it was apparently empty, accor­ the elimination of the grant program. fielding shortstop, was given the op­ rapped his grounder to Cox. One out on the game in the eighth on Dent’s Thresher of Jupiter. Fla.; a brother 'in lovm* mrmory of Scott Alan Lopoz. who pasiipd at the Kentucky Fried Chicken Lt. Pat Graves of the police ding to Graves. Both conference and school officials portunity to boost the Yankees into later, Jim Spencer walked to load the two-run double. Mervin C. Thresher of Bolton; and 'Urco years ago on sopt 4 1977 restaurant at 307 W. Middle Turn­ department’s detective bureau said The burglars left the noted the failure of public hearings an early lead when A’s second bases, setting the stage for Dent’s With the victory, the Yankees t threp vranrlphilriren s"ll come lor us on the recommendation. f tnree granacniioren. tears and siieme on™ flow pike, according to police, who said this morning burglars broke through premisis—empty handed—but took a baseman Jeff Cox misplayed Reggie drive into the left-center field gap. remained I'.'z games in front of If the recommendation is passed; F uneral services will be F riday at K„r mcm..ry keeps you ever near us the burglars succeeded only in the restaurant’s barred ladies’ room little extra time to replace the bars Jackson’s potential inning-ending The A’s, losers of seven straight, second-place Baltimore in the AL 9;30 a m. at the Holmes Funeral though you died three years ago window. They then went to the safe they’d broken tp gain entry earlier, the schools must fund the programs double-play grounder. Cox hobbled began to chip away at New York East. The Orioles defeated Seattle 5- Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in ‘ ■’'“sp vour hand, Safety classes located in the back of the eatery and Lt. Graves said the incident is un­ from anothe. source, such as town the ball and then threw late and off starter Tommy John, 19-7, when 1 Wednesday night. Bucklsnd Cemetery. There sre no ■Tj) hoar vour voice and see your simle attempted, apparently for sometime, der investigation. funds, or by cutting either the two calling hours. That meant so much to us MANCHESTER - Hunter Safety to open the safe. programs or a different program. Elsie M. Bengs Mother and Dad Classes will be conducted starting An investigating detective said the McCarthy names FitzGibbon termed the remedial Sept. 26 in the rear of 811 Main St. programs as "very important” to the Month^s award MA.NCHESTEfl - Elsie M. safe’s construction of sheet metal- (use Purnell Place entrance).n covered concrete prevented entry. coordinators school system. ThouQhts RpLENty Bengs. 85. who was head of the music Beer theft The classes will also run on Oct. 3, In 1978, by state law, local school goes to Cooper department for New York City junior However, the burglars, dubbed 10 and 17; Nov. 14 and 21; and Dec. "amatuers” by Lt. Graves, still MANCHESTER - Republican boards were required to develop high schools for 27 years, died charges lodged candidate for the 55th . Assembly NEW YORK (UPI) - Milwaukee 19. All will start at 7 p.m. forced the sheet metal coating off the rem edial programs in reading, Wednesday night at Manchester District James McCarthy announced Brewers’ slugger Cecil Cooper, who Vernon To be eligible to attend the class safe and then tried to break the con­ language arts, and mathematics. Memorial Hospital. persons must be at least 12 years of his campaign coordinators. batted .400 during the month of James F. Cortez, 24, of 33 High St., crete which covers the safe itself. Season She had taught for seven years at age. If a hunting license has lapsed In Andover McCarthy’s coor­ August, has been named American V > Washington School in Manchester and Paul W. Prince, 23, of 126 for 10 years or more persons must Unable to crack the concrete shell, dinator will be Wayner Besaw; Woman robbed League Player of the Month, the before moving to New York City. Prospect St., both of Rockville, were By take the course to have the license the burglars broke off the safe’s Bolton, Bill F'"ehling, and Dorothy league office announced Wednesday. She was born in Paterson, N.J., but charged Wednesday with fourth- begins renewed. There will be a $2 fee for tumbler. The safe still held. Miller, and Bob Dixon as treasurer; while banking Cooper hit in 28 of 32 games and was a Manchester resident as a child. degree larceny and breach of peace. Len Auster the course. Anyone wanting more in­ They then attacked the Columbia, Bruce Bradford and belted six home runs in addition to a She was educated in Manchester Police said they were charged in formation should call 646-2697. restaurant’s cash register. They Grace Pringle; Hebron, Paul Dufour, MANCHESTER - A woman shortly slugging percentage of .600. schools and was graduated from New connection with the investigation of a ad Jack VonDeck, as treasrer, and in making a night deposit at a West Kansas City’s George Brett, who Britain Normal School. complaint of the alleged theft of a Vernon Thomas Freethy, Middle Turnpike branch of the Hart­ batted .430 in August, was second in Manchester boys and girls cross She had been a soloist and a six-pack of beer from the Shopping The campaign co-chairmen are ford National Bank was robbed at Ripley’s Believe it or Not, another voting. country squads are defending league member of church quartets in Bag Super Market. They allegedly Enrollment stable John Fiske and Wayne Ladd. gunpoint by a pair of thieves shortly scholastic season is upon us. Oh yes, Manchester, Hartford, and New created a disturbance when ap­ before 9 p.m. Wednesday, according the actual competition doesn’t get champs. The girls have a good retur­ Dancing act to no avail at home ning nucleus and will be a strong con­ York City before accepting the New prehended, police said. ISettlelon treasurer to police. going in earnest until next week but York City teaching position. Both were released on $50 cash The woman told police in­ the combatants have been hard' at tender again. However. Coach League honors John Lowenstein of the Orioles tries to Larry Cox but was ruled out in action at home at MCC campus George Suitor saw his top three She returned to Manchester in 1977 bonds for appearance in court in MANCHESTER - Robert "Skip" vestigating the holdup she had gone work for two weeks. For some it’s dance away from tag of Mariners’ catcher plate last night. (UPI photo) and had lived here since then. She Walsh, has named Ronald E. been longer. thinclads—Tim DeValve, Doug Meek Rockville on Sept. 16. should be cut. There are three to the bank with a business deposit. RSox’ Stanley was communicant of St. Maurice Raymond G. Dubuc, 23, of 138 Ver­ MANCHESTER — Despite fears Nettleton as treasurer for his com- The gridiron seasons for East and Jim Grzymkowski —graduate. programs with several student As she walked toward the deposit Church in Bolton. non Ave., Rockville, was charged of a decline, enrollment at paign in the Democratic primary in Catholic, Penney and East Hartford While this is not a rebuilding season, enrolled, such as the Public Ad­ slot, a "person" in a nearby car NEW YORK (UPI) - Boston Red Manchester Memorial has nearly the Fourth Senate District, Highs commence next Saturday. The he will have difficulty retaining the She is survived by a sister. Wednesday with reckless driving, ministration Services program which suddenly appeared at one of the Sox relieve Bob Stanley, who was reached last year's record mark. Nettleton, of Glastonbury, is a Elagles and Black Knights square off crown. Windham and East Hartford Marguerite Bengs of Vernon; a engaging in pursuit, driving an un-- had three applications by Aug. 1. vehicle’s windows brandishing what nearly unhittable in the month of The college received 2,377 partner in the law firm of Nettleton are considered the prime nephew. Dr. Carl M. Bengs of registered motor vehicle, misuse of About 125 students were expected. the woman thought was a revolver. at Mt. Nebo while the Hornets are at August, was named American applications, about 150 less than last Glastonbury High to kick off their challengers. Carlsbad, Calif.; and a niece, Mrs. license plates and driving while No definite decision have been and Kroll. He resides at 202 Cidermill Another person approached her League Pitcher of the Month, it was John D. Michaelson of Los Gatos, license is suspended. year’s record, said Charles Plese, Road. campaign. East Catholic boys' cross country Zimmer hopeful from the rear, she told police, and made on eliminating courses. Plese is undergoing a change. Premier announced Wednesday. Calif. Police said the charges were MCC spokesman. Walsh, a state representative from took the deposit bag she was carrying Blast Catholic was 6-4 a year ago Stanley, who had 12 saves and a 2-0 said they "would see" where cuts, if runners John Clifford and Dave Kit- Funeral services will be Saturday placed against Dubuc after a police Plese predicted the enrollment the 53 District, seeks the Democratic holding nearly $1,(X)0, and her purse and captured co-honors in the Hart­ won-loss record, did not allow a run any, were made. tredge are gone along with some at St. Maurice Church at 10 a.m. cruiser engaged in a short chase with would not reach the record level, but endorsement among three others, which held about $40. The two then ford County Conference while to be scored and was involved in 14 of Plese blamed the enrollment other fine talent. Returning is Burial will in East Cemetery. There him after they attempted to stop him was pleased with the number. In mid­ Abraham Glassman, South Windsor, Penney, who some say will vie for Boston’s 20 victories. He gave up 12 decrease on increased competition fled the scene. sophomore Steve Kittredge and are no calling hours. Funeral for having improper registration spring applications were about 500 Robert Myette, South Windsor, and state honors this time around, had its hits. among the state’s 12 community The incident is still under in- Eagle Coach Jack Hull is going to of another streak arrangements are in the charge of plates. behind expectations. Three months David Della-Biita, Glastonbury. best season ever. 8-2, and shared se­ colleges. __ vestiagtion. Cleveland starter Len Barker, 5-1 the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Dubuc was released on his promise ago applications were still 250 cond place in the CCIL. East Hart­ have to depend on youngsters like him. The Eaglette thinclads are in August, was runnerup in the St. to appear in court on Sept. 15. behind. But a summer flurry brought ford, which was winless in ‘78, balloting. BOSTON (UPI) - Red Sox Boston to slip to 7‘'Z games off the Rader said of the right field bleacher enrollments back to the normal level. Nurses course rebounded smartly to chalk up a 5-4-1 reportedly strong. Joseph GiansiraeuHa v Tillie Tishon, 59, of Terryville, was Others receiving consideration in­ manager Don Zimmer knows all win­ pace in the American League East — 'shot. "I just wanted to get it to the charged Wednesday with fourth- If enrollments had declined there being offered mark. cluded Baltimore’s Steve Stone and ning streaks must come to an end. just when optimistic Red Sox fans pin” EAST HARTFORD - Joseph degree larceny (shoplifting 1 on eom- was the possibility of cutting Manchester High, under new Bits and pieces Kansas City’s Dan Quisenberry. But if Zimmer had a say in the were talking about a three-team pen­ Martinez, who shut down the Giansiracusa, 68, of 2 Tower Road, palint of the Finast Store at Tri-City programs. College officials still WEST HARTFORD - coach, Mike Simmons, gets a late matter, all his winning streaks would nant race. Baltimore Orioles 5-0 in his last died Wednesday at St. Francis ponder what under-utilized programs DID start. The Indians, 3-7 in '79 under Eagle gridiron Coach Jude Kelly Plaza, A six session course be separated by only one game. Dimming their hopes a bit was a start, was "just outstanding, " said Hospital and Medical Center. He was She was released on her promise to dealing with issues concer­ departed Jack Holik, wait until Sept. had a good turnout, with over 70 par­ "Now it’s time to start a new one," 23-year-old rookie righthander California manager Jim Fregosi. the husband of Sebastiana Liistro appear in court on Sept. 16. ning modern nursing prac­ 27 before inaugurating its season at ticipating in drills. And that number Zimmer said after the California named Fred Martinez who gave up "He could have easily had another Giansiracusa. More charges tices will be offered at the Wethersfield High. doesn’t include 49 who’ve signed up Drug use out A ngels d e fe a te d B oston 7-2 just four hits and went the distance. shutout. That homer just made it into He was born in Canicattini Bagni, University of Connecticut, • • • Penney has the longest schedule. 11 for the freshman team. This will be a Wednesday, snapping a nine-game Martinez, 5-6, allowed only one the stands. It would have been out in province of Siracusa, Italy, and had Chapman Court in car theft West Hartford, Trout YOU KNOW games, and maybe most difficult of challenging year for Kelly, with the in tennis ranks Red Sox string. baserunner — a walk to right fielder any other ballpark. ” lived in the Hartford area for the MANCHESTER - Chapman Brook Road and Asylum all. The Knights hit the road the first number of graduates from last “ Heck, nine in a row isn’t bad," Dwight Evans in the third — before The Angels didn’t have much trou­ past 25 years. He worked for many Court, Order of Amaranth, will hold M ANCHESTER - Edward Eaton, Ave. four weeks and have seven away season’s squad, but he’s starting to NEW YORK (UPI) - Tennis Zimmer grinned. "I’d settle for nine first baseman Tony Perez singled up ble solving Boston’s pitching, years at Arrow-Hart, retiring 15 visiting matrons and patrons night 21, of 424 W. Middle Turnpike was The course will begin AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the games altogether. Penney, by the get some numbers ... Manchester players at the U.S. Open Tuesday dis­ in a row any time. "We needed this the middle in the fifth. Designated hammering Fenway Park with 14 years ago. Friday at 7:45 p.m. at Masonic Tem­ arrested by police Wednesday in con­ Sept. 24 and will be offered end of the year, is going to be sick of was working out with a group of 60 puted the notion that illegal drugs are streak and got it. Now we need hitter Dave Rader followed with his hits. Starter and loser Mike Torrez, Besides his wife he leaves a ple. Officers will wear colored nection with a break in and car theft Wednesday nights from 7 bus rides. while Penney Coach Ted Knurek prevalent on the professional tour, another." second homer of the season to ac­ 8-13, lost a streak of his own — 3-0 in daughter, Mrs. Maria Seamour of gowns. at Charter Oak Buick April 18. to 10 p.m. areas largest selections of Top Unless the retudl trips are happy reports a roster of 40... saying mind-altering drugs and The loss, combined with wins by count for all of Boston’s scoring. his last seven starts. Meriden; three brothers, Sebastian Eaton was charged with third- The course entitled, ones, of course. There were two Aricos, Sherle and playing tennis just don’t go together. New York and Baltimore, allowed "That homer was like a golf shot,” Rick Miller and Carney Lansford Giansiracusa of Miami, Fla., Santo ^Booping'talk degree burglary and second-degree “Issues affecting Nursing Cindy, on the "79 Penney girls’ cross "Tve never seen anything in the opened the game with sharply hit Giansiracusa and Salvatore Gian­ criminal mischief. Police said a win­ Name Brand Microwave Ovens country team. Coach Dick Brimley .MANt;HESTER - Dr. Donald in the ‘80s’’ is sponsored lockerroom. I’ll tell you that singles. After Boston catcher Carlton siracusa. both of Italy; a sister, Mrs. dow was broken at the car dealership Others preparing, too said goodbye to one. Sherle. but he Pet, psyciatrist and director of the jointly by the UConn straight,’] Brian Gottfried said, Fisk picked Miller off second. Rod Carmela Pantano of Hartford; and a to gain entry by someone who then now has three Molumphys, sisters Education Community will speak at School of Nursing and the Soccer, cross country, volleyball, referring to reports in a French Carew cracked his third home run of granddaughter. took a car. damaging another While at Low Discount Prices?...... Martha. Katie and Linda. The trio the community. 645 Birch Mountain university’s Division of girls’ field hockey, etc., combines magazine attributed to Yannick the season. Funeral services will be Friday at leaving the location. are all fine tennis players as w ell... Road, tonight at 7:30, Extended and Continuing are gearing up as well. East Catholic Noah that he and many players use In four plate appearances, Carew 9.15 a.m. from the D'Esopo East Eaton was arrested while in the Manchester’s Clarke Arena has un­ Dr. Pet, who’ is a member of the Education. .... Nowvouknow!! and Cheney Tech each see action drugs. gathered three hits, drove in three Hartford Funeral Chapel, corner of dergone a face-lifting with a coat of University of Connecticut Medical custody of Vernon police who Dr. Mary Sue Infante, next Thursday, the Eagle hooters "I can’t imagine in a game that runs, scored two and stole a base. High and Carter streets, with a mass charged him with second-degree yellow paint giving it some life. It’s Center staff, will speak on "Booping UConn professor of nursing visiting Bolton and the Beavers op­ takes so much timing, conditioning, Jason Thompson added a solo home of Christian burial at 10 a m. at St larceny by possession in connection now bright and inviting and if the —Becoming One’s Own Person” will conduct the course. posing East Hampton. Manchester, physical fitness and hand-eye coor­ run, his 17th, in the sixth inning. Mary's Church. Burial will be in with the same case. crowds increase, should be a nice The program is open to the public. The course is open to defending Class LL champ, makes its dination, doing something like that,” •‘It’s frustrating to see us win 22 of Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call He will answer the Manchester place to be during the basketball Persons interested in additional in­ practicing and non­ bow under new coach Bill McCarthy added Gottfried, 28, after his fourth- 29 and not gain much ground. ” at the funeral chapel today from 2 to charges on September 22 in season. Also dressing up the Arena formation should call 646-0711. practicing registered next Friday against defending CCIL round loss to Eliot Teltscher. “All I Zimmer said of his charges' recent 4 and 7 to 9 p m. are banners, symbolic of league and Manchester Superior Court. nurses. champ Simsbury High at Memorial can see taking is a good night’s sleep * winning ways. "But we’re playing Persons interested in ad­ a s s Q Field at 3:45. state titles won in receat years. and a bowl of Cheerios.” good ball and there's no reason we ditional information or in­ can't start winning again” Ford says Carter’s stand formation pertaining to The Red Sox open a four-game registration should call o th er series with Seattle tonight. Dennis 486-3234. M o d e U Stoners 100th win milestone Eckersley,’ 9-11, will face the S ta rt Iro m '0 ^unfair and unconscionable’ Small business Mariners' Glenn Abbott, 9-10. seminar planned NEW YORK (UPI) — Ask the win- season," said Stone, who didn’t need walks to raise his average one point PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - "1 think it's unfair and un­ opportunity to expose the failures of ningest pitcher in the major leagues the extra runs. "I feel I can throw my to .402. Hockey signups F'ormer President Gerald Ford says conscionable the Carter White House the Carter Administration,” Ford MANCHESTER - A what he wanted in 1980 and the curve on any given pitch. Kliif Juyt) 4, Kangt-rit 2 Fall registration for Eastern President Carter’s attempt to keep wants to throw John Anderson off the said. seminar for small answer will probably surprise you. Orioles Manager Earl Weaver said Lloyd Moseby hit a three-run businesses will be held Connecticut Youth Hockey for the independent candidate John Ander­ debate list. " F’ord said at a news con­ F'ord, who handed the reins to “ It's nice to get 22 wins," said that Stone ’’was pitching smart homer in the seventh and Dave Stieb son out of the presidential debates is ference in Providence’s Biltmore Carter in January 1977, took aim at Sept. 24 by Manchester 1980-81 season is slated to begin Steve Stone, who claimed his 100th baseball." pitched a six-hitter to lift the Blue tonight from 7 to 9 at the Bolton Ice "unfair and unconscionable." Plaza Hotel. the incumbent’s "total failure" in Community College in­ career victory Wednesday night in In other games, California Jays, Moseby’s sixth homer broke up Palace. Ages 5 thru 16 are included in Ford lashed out at Carter He said Carter. Anderson and economic policy during his com­ cooperation with the Small pitching the Baltimore Orioles tp a 5- defeated Boston 7-2, Detroit downed a pitching duel between Stieb, 12-10, the registration. Wednesday during a 6‘2-hour cam­ former California Gov. Ronald ments to audiences of of 500 and ?00 Business Administration 1 win over the Seattle Mariners. “1 the Chicago White Sox 5-4, and Ed Figueroa. and the U.S. Dept, of Additional sign-up dates are Satur­ paign swing through Rhode Island to Reagan should stage three debates at outdoor rallies in Cranston and J- never thought I would do it but I did ImliunH 7, 'I’wina I boost the political fortunes of before November, with a separate Providence. Commerce. day afternoon from 1 to 3 and on Sun­ OVENI know that getting to 100 meant 22 American League Mike Hargrove and Dave Rosello day, Sept. 14. also from 1 to 3 o'clock. Providence Mayor Vincent Cianci forum for vice-presidential con­ "President Carter’s is the worst The seminar, from 3:30 wins this year. But remember, all I each drove in two runs to spark the Jr., the GOP gubernatorial can­ tenders. economic policy in the last 50 years,” to 9 p.m. at Willie’s Steak ECHO is a Connecticut hockey con­ wanted was a chance to start all yeqr Milwaukee beat Kansas City 3-1 in 10 Indians. Dan Spillner, 14-9, gave up ference affiliate representing the didate. The deha'oe would be "an excellent F’ord said. House on Center Street will here." innings, Toronto topped Texas 4-2 nine hits before the game was halted towns of M anchester. Vernon, deal with decision-making Stone, who has started all season and Cleveland trounced Minnesota 7- by a heavy thunderstorm after 6 2-3 Tolland, Ellington. Bolton, Coventry, in a recession economy. for Baltimore, is now 22-5 with ail the I in a rain-shortened game. innings. The game was called after a Ashford, Stafford, Andover, East Speakers will be Errol victories coming since May 9. Last 65-minute delay. Pentagon leak questioned Alexander, president of 'i’igerH ,5, While Sux 4 Hartforii. Willington and Hebron. night’s four-hitter, which included Ed F'armer’s wild pitch with two For further information, call 875- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A House Engineering; and Pentagon two years that "enables the United Profiles Research & Con­ setting down 13 straight Mariners out in the bottom of the ninth allowed 5722. subcommittee is demanding to know spokesman Thomas Ross to testify in States to build manned and un­ sulting Groups, Walter between the first and sixth innings, why the Pentagon leaked to reporters open session on the "’Stealth"’ O’Connell, CPA, of pinch runner Dave Stegman to score manned aircraft that cannot be puts him one up on the Phillies’ Steve the winning run. Trailing 4-1 in the program. Manchester, Mark Hansen, the existence of a top secret successfully intercepted with Carlton in this year’s "wilningest ninth, the Tigers scored three runs Fighters sign Ticket sale economist of Colonial lUNKMIUUSIUCMItt. technological breakthrough that Reliable sources indicated, existing air defense systems." pitcher” category. before Farmer unloaded his wild NEW YORK (UPI) - Former With capacity increased to 290. 40 makes U S warplanes "invisible " to however, that Brown will not appear, National Bank; and Daniel lUMMIKin UUKUlimU Last night, Eddie Murray and Rich CMTlUUMOIMKaeCUO pitch to make a winner of reliever World Heavyweight Champion Leon additional tickets have been made Soviet radar and other detection T. Bernard, vice president and the panel may resort to a sub­ Tailgate sale 443-445 HARTFORD RD. ' MANCHESTER. TIHI(iM I«IUI(nil»HH Dauer rapped run-scoring singles to Aurelio Lopez, 11-5, Spinks and No. 1 WBC contender Ber- available for the Manchester Sports methods. poena if he also declines a later for marketing and inter­ DOrKOKKTUTOKMr keep the distance between Baltimore nado Mercado will meet in a 12-round national sales of Pressure ItrewerH It, KfzyulH I Halt of F'ame induction dinner With some suspicions of White possible call. EA.ST HARTFORD - Burnside and first-place New York — which bout Oct. 2 before the Muhammud Forceful tag F’riday night. Sept.19 at the Army & Blast Manufacturing Com­ - ' Robin Yount scored from first base House political motivation, the Brown and Perry jointly confirmed United Methodist Church, 16 Church 647 9997 defeated Oakland 8-3 — at 1 ‘/i gamqs Ali-Larry Holmes fight In Las Vegas. Navy Club. pany. m or KttHSY • MtKil ST. on a throwing error by catcher After colliding with Cincinnati first baseman Harry Stilman, Hou^e Armed Services investigations at a Pentagon news conference Aug. St. will sponsor a tailgate sale Sept. 647-9998 in the. Eastern Divisioip. The fight is a World Heavyweight Tickets are available at The Cost of the seminar is Darrell Porter in the top of the 10th panel summoned Defense Secretary 22 the Defense Department had been 27. Space is available for rent. There JO N IQ H T ’TIL 9. Mon. Thun. & Fri. til 9 Tuoi.. Wod. ft Sat, "I had command of my pitches Championship .sanctioned elimina­ Ted Simmons of the Cardinals was tagged out ingame last night Herald's sports desk, daily until I will be chicken barbecue from 4 to 6 $20. For more information to carry the Brewers, Kansas City’s Harold Brown; Dr. William Perry, carrying out an intensive program tonieht like I’ve had most of the George Brett went l-for-2 with two tion bout. in St. Louis. (UPI photo) o'clock. undersecretarv for Research and into "stealth technology" for the last p.m. Rain date is Oct. 4. phone 646-2137. 14 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Sept. 4, 1980 EVENING HKRAIJL 'fljurs . Sept. 4, 1980 - 1.5 Borg in stunning comeback victory Smokin’ Joe’s son mediocrity, dished up all the smoke NEW YORK (UPI) - As if the People seem to have forgotten that Wednesday — Connors isn’t bothered A rgentina’s Ivanna M adruga, Mima Jausovec, and will meet he could muster, including 19 aces perennial quest for a Grand Slam 1980 is an even numbered year. And by the lack of tough early matches. McEnroe is scheduled to play 10th- Austin on Friday. and 26 service winners, and extended weren’t enough, Bjorn Borg grabbed that Jimmy Connors wins the U.S. "It’s not my fault if I’m playing so seeded Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia In a four-hour marathon which the Swede to the limit — just as he an even larger share of the headlines Open in even numbered years. well," said Connors, who no doubt tonight for the other semifinal spot. featured one 30-point game and in pro ring debut had in losing the 1979 Wimbledon Wednesday with his stunning five-set Connors, who won the Open in 1974, expects to do the same thing in And then there’s Borg or Johan rivaled the Borg-Tanner clash for 76 ^ d 76, is seeded only third this today’s quarterfinal against Eliot Kriek, who gained the semifinals final. excitement, Kriek outlasted Fibak 4- NEW YORK (UPI) - Father and “It's a great honor to have my son miss and counters well. 1 think he victory over Roscoe Tanner. He had Borg down two sets-to-one year — the first time the USTA has Teltscher, after Hana Mandlikova Wednesday. 6, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 7-6 in the featured son returned Wednesday to Madison following in my footsteps's, " said a can go all the way” Defending champion John and 4-2 in the fourth, and it looked McEnroe had the day off, but he still thought so little of him in seven opens the day’s program against After Austin disposed of her old night match. W . .. Square Garden — a jaunty Joe dapper Joe Frazier, who gave up an Marvis Frazier is pleased to have a like he might be the spoiler again. had his fill of the limelight with his years. He doesn’t mind. He just goes Californian Barbara Hallquist. rival Pam Shriver 6-2, 6-3, Borg The speedy South African took a 4-1 Frazier to be officially inducted into entertainment career five months dad with the ability of a champion, But Borg prevailed, calling on his sore ankle and damaged psyche. out and plays tennis, quietly moving Even Teltscher, who upset 13th- renewed an old rivalry of his own, edge in the final set, but Fibak broke the arena’s Hall of Fame and young ago to concentrate on his son's pro but feels he would be boxing even Even Wojtek Fibak and his Eastern through his quarter of the draw and seeded Brian Gottfried to earn the finally gaining a measure of revenge great arsenal to make the shots and back on the next game to force the Marvis Frazier in announcing his pro ring emergence. "It makes me feel without Joe in his corner. European comrades have received a enjoying himself. *' dubious honor of meeting Connors against the man who ended his Grand his championship mettle to win the tiebreaker. Kriek, -a quarterfinallst boxing debut. good. It shouldn’t take him long to "But, you know, it's born in me." big points, and the dream' survived lot of print. He’s playing well and unlike today in the quarterfinals, expects Slam dream a year ago in the the past two years, rallied from a 5-2 Smokin’ Joe won the heavyweight make the grade. He has things which says Marvis Frazier. "1 have the with a 6-4, 3-6, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 triumph. Meanwhile, the biggest news about several other top seeds in that.situa- Connors to continue playing well. quarterfinals of the Open. deficit in the overtime, claiming his championship in a fifth round I didn’t have when I started. Like roots." tion — like ’Tracy Austin and Chris After 15-year-old Andrea Jaeger Fireball-serving Roscoe Tanner, Evert gained the semis for the 10th first semifinal berth when Fibak knockout over Jimmy Ellis at the better facilities and trainers. I'm Young Frazier. 20, is not certain of Jimmy Connors’ last match was the straight year with her toughest Evert Lloyd, who picked up another opens the evening program against rising from a winter season of netted a backhand to give Kriek the Garden on Feb. 16, 1970 and retained there every day to watch him work fhis boxing timetable. He prefers to two bats that flew onto the court and challenge yet, a 7-6, 6-2 triumph over halted play. pair of Straight-set victories tie-break 7-5. the title in a 15-round decision over out. In my eyes, he has what it takes let his father make the decisions as Muhammad Ali on March 8. 1971, in to be a champion." to whom he will meet and when. the first of their three meetings. Gil Clancy, a former manager who "We’ll lake it a step at a time to Marvis Frazier watched his father now is the Garden matchmaker, the championship, " Marvis says with demolish Jerry Quarry at the Garden touts Marvis Frazier as a “comer." a shy grin. "I'll do whatever Pop sees on a fifth round knockout in 1974 and "I see what we saw in Joe Frazier fit." Parker HR spree promised himself he would be back when he won the Olympic Joe Frazier joins a brilliant roster as a competitor. heavyweight title in Tokyo in 1964,” enshrined in the Garden's Boxing Six years later, young Frazier has Clancy explains. "Marvis is the best Hall of Fame. Preceding him into the come within 100 yards of the Garden heavyweight to come along in years. Hall were Henry Armstrong. Jack W ring. The 20-year-old Philadelphia I saw him fight as an amateur and Dempsey, James A. Farley. Mike ■ > > fighter begins his pro heavyweight was impresssed. Jacobs. Benny Leonard. Joe Louis. boost for Pirates career at the Felt Forum next door “He’s a good athlete, intelligent, Rocky'Marciano. William Muldoon, on Sept. 12, in a four-rounder against punches well with either hand. He Ray Robinson. John L. Sullivan and liraveg 4, C u I>h 3 Roger Troupe, a Californian now has a pro style, makes his opponent Harry Markson. NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Parker despite a lackluster outing. Dale Murphy’s three-run homer in fighting out of Vineland. N.J. better have a good tailor. Candelaria was lifted after yielding a / the seventh backed the combined six- "We just have to hang on to his sixth-inning, leadoff single to Art hit pitching of Tommy Boggs and coattails," said PittsburgiKManager Howe. Howe went 4-for-4, hit an RBI Kick Camp and powered Atlanta, Chuck Tanner after Parker smashed double and slammed a solo homer, Sports Parade two two-run homers and added an his eighth of the year. "1 enjoyed (iardinalg 4, Kedg 3 Tony Scott singled with one out in Holdout By MILT RBI single in a 4-for-4 performance playing my former teammates,” Wednesday night that led the Pirates said Howe, who was dealt by the bottom of the 10th to score pinch RICHMAN Nickname to a 10-4 victory over the Houston Pittsburgh to Houston in 1975. "I runner Don Hood from second base 3 and lift St. Louis. Pinch hitter Terry Astros. don’t know why 1 hit so many home "If he’s healthy, he’ll carry us all runs against them, but it gives me a Kennedy led off the 10th against Tom 'The Kid” the way. He’s capable of winning the feeling of satisfaction." Hume, 7-9, with a single and Hood batting title. If he’d been healthy, The loss, coupled with Los Angeles’ was sacrificed to second before Scott perfect there’s no telling what he’d done.” victory and Cincinnati’s defeat. delivered his game-winner. Parker has been plagued most of Padres 4, Expos 3 National League Luis Salazar’s HBI single in the NORFOLK, Mass. (UPI) Mike NEW YORK (UPI) - The press is "Why did she quit? ” the season with a sore left knee and criticized, castigated and thoroughly had to be removed from the game fifth inning sparked San Diego. The Haynes, one of four New England "She knows the whole story, Padres went up 3-1 in the fourth on damned for so many of the problems a'fter his last hit. ’The right fielder dropped the Astros into second place Patriots holdouts represented by anyway. She's the star of the book. Craig Stimac’s sacrifice fly and agent Howard Slusher. says he’s no in society today. Even when it isn’t You should see her. When I was a received two standing ovations. in the West, one game behind the Going above crowd to launch shot palpably to blame for what's wrong, "I don’t think that’s ever happened Dodgers and three games ahead of scored their final run on Salazar’s closer to resolving his differences young kid. I didn't realize how much hit. and will sit out the year unless the it serves as a suitable and convenient I loved her Now I call her darling’ (to me)," said Parker. "It felt good. third-place Cincinnati, who fell four scapegoat. Dodgers 2, .Mels U New York Cosmos forward Giorgio Texas. Dallas defenders Seve Pecher (4) and team meets his price. and everything. I never did when I I’m swinging the bat good. When I’m games off the pace. In this particular regard, the press Parker’s RBI single came in the Bill Kussell squeezed in one run Fleming Lund weren't in position to prevent "If 1 don't get what I'm looking for. was younger. This book really has hitting, 1 can contribute to the Chinaglia is in plain sight as he gets set to has more or less fallen into the same success of our team." Pirates’ three-run first off starter and Steve Garvey homered for shot. Cosmos won. (UPI Photo) I'll sit out the season, " Haynes said done something for her. She wears an launch shot in NASL playoff tilt last night in classic category as the traditional The triumph, combined with and loser Joaquin Andujar, 2-5. another to carry Los Angeles. Burt in a story in Wednesday's Patriot Oakland hat and you know they had Well deserved pat on the back mother-inlaw, who is so often ac­ Philadelphia’s victory and Mon­ Easier then capped the inning with Hooton, 13-5, gained the victory, as Ledger of Quincy (Mass ). "1 have her throw out the first ball out there cused of being the source of distur­ his two-run blast. he retired the first 10 men he faced some things I can do but I'm not on Opening Day. I saw her practicing treal’s loss, pushed the Pirates into Roscoe Tanner reaches out to pat Bjorn York. Borg advanced to semifinal round. bances which she had nothing what­ and allowed four hits through 8 1-3 in­ going to say what they are." and licking her lips. You know what second place, a half-game behind the In other games, Atlanta trimmed Borg on back following their five-set thriller (UPI photo) soever to do with at all. Phillies and a half-game ahead of the the Chicago Cubs 4-3, St. Louis edged nings. Of the four holdouts (the others are she was doing? Learning to throw a in U.S. Open Tennis match yesterday in New There are some things the press Cincinnati 4-3 in 10 innings, San Phillies 4, Gianis 3 fullback , backup spilter. Can you beat that? She only third-place Expos in the Eastern does right, and one of those things it Division. Diego clipped Montreal 4-3, Los Larry Bowa squeezed home Manny quarterback Tom Owen and defen­ weighs 74 pounds ’ Trillo with the winning run in the Three goals set did was coming up with a nickname Mike Elasler also had a two-run Angeles blanked the New York Mets sive lineman Richard Bishop), the Martin's eyes glistened more than 30 years ago for Billy Mar­ homer, his 18th, to help give starter 2-0 and Philadelphia nipped San sixth and Dick Huthven won his 14th Patriots have felt Haynes' loss the "You used to take inlicld when you tin. John Candelaria, 10-13, the victory Francisco 4-3. game to propel Philadelphia. predicts mot. The New England secondary were with the Yankees. Don’t you do Bears^ coach Specifically, it was the Oakland had its problems in the exhibition it anymore?" someone asked him. season and miss Haynes’ stabiiizing press which first began calling him "The Kid " when he first reported to for UConn eleven presence. Wishful thinking the Oakland Oaks in the Pacific ”I talked with Ron (Coach "I try to but 1 never can because French score bis Who Am I? Coast. League in 1946. 10 wins for STORRS (UPI) — University of Connecticut football "They’ve always played us tough,’.’Nadzank said, "and Eirhardt) and Bucko (General the press is always there wanting to NFL title That nickname was perfect. Manager Kilroy) over the weekend talk to me." he said. "I wish I could coach Walt Nadzak. his team’s new wishbone offense in their offensive line is huge. They are about as big as Billy Martin was a skinny. long- and today (Tuesday), " said Haynes, play again. " in final cup trials CHICAGO (UPI) — Chicago Bears to beat in the conference this year. If the final pre-season game of the year place, says a Yankee Conference title and respect from anybody in the country. ” nosed ragamuffin right off the Coach Neill Armstrong says he they are to win the division and reach against St. Louis iast Saturday, will the nation’s Division I-AA teams are in sight for the The starting lineman averages 250 pounds. who was in the area to try and sell his Anyone who knows Billy Martin NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - It was a streets then, only 17 and bent on finished," said Bich. doesn’t want to get involved in a the 10-11 victory plateau. Armstrong be the starting quarterback for the Huskies. "Ninety percent of the game will be between our ears," condominium. “ I can’t say I left can see that. He retired as an active magnificent triumph for , French showing everybody he was a lot “Do you see what he means?" said “numbers” game so early in the year said his team cannot afford to look Bears. Nadzak said UConn has left last year's unimpressive Nadzak said. "On the field I see us as even with New them feeling I am any closer in com­ player with the Minnesota Twins in Baron Marcel Bich, but he insisted it better than they thought. He’s 52 now Bruno Bich. "The amateur status of but he has a good idea of what it will past anyone. season behind and is now looking toward three goals for .Hampshire Whoever is more aggressive, hustles, and ing back. But I’m not depressed or 1961. only because his knees were so was his last hurrah. And Walter Payton will again be going on 72. having survived two this race is finished." take to win the NFC Central Division "We realize Green Bay had some counted on to lead the Chicago the coming year. makes the less mistakes will win and I can't believe, anything. banged up he couldn't get around too The baron’s tri-colored France 3 — "I feel good about what 1 am doing. wars, five major league well anymore, but in his heart, he Bich was referring to Freedom title this year. troubles during the pre-season but the offense. "The first is to have a winning season, " said Nadzak. working as hard as we have, that we will be outhustled up managerships and an untold number his fourth America’s Cup challenge skipper Dennis Conner’s un­ The Bears, who open at Green Bay whose team posted a 3-6-2 mark last year. there. I don’t think I’m being unfair." he still wants to play and he's still "The yacht — won its first victory pre-season doesn't count in the stan­ ■' I can guarantee you that Walter is of emotional cement-mixers, and he precedented two-year training Sunday, finished the 1979 season with "The second is to win our league (Yankee Conferencei "We have a chance to have a decent football team,” said. Kid." Wednesday over the favored dings." Armstrong said. "We know going to play more than he did during emerges the same thing he was to program in preparation for the Cup. a 10-6 record, the same as Tampa of the rivalry that has been existing the pre-season.” Armstrong and the third is to be competitive on a national basis in Nadzak said. "If the players believe they are good, they Slusher has asked for a threeyear You can tell that by his Australians to escape elimination begin with — "The Kid. " Turner, eliminated from Cup conten­ Bay. But the Bucs won the divisional between these two teams and we promised. Division I-AA, " he said. "These are goals that are not on can win and I think it s time we will start to win. " contract of more than $700,000. in­ relationship with his players. He lets from final best-bf-seven trials to pick tion this time around, had limped title by having a better record than aren’t about to look past this game” Payton played what amounted to the moon someplace or out of sight. They are within our At a meeting last week of Yankee Conference officials cluding bonus, and all in cash. The Drew big turnout them know he's the manager but he a Cup challenge. through trials with his ailing the Bears within the division. possibility." in Boston. UConn was picked to finish fourth in the con- Patriots haven't publicized their also lets them know he'll be the first I call myself "Mr. As Chicago learned last year, slightly more than what would be one He drew quite a turnout at the The French asked for a day off Courageous. This year, Armstrong said 10 wins The Huskies open their season Saturday with 33 retur- ference behind New Hampshire. Boston University and offer, but they are believed to be to help them when they need it. Baseball." In the 1960s, I games within the conference are im­ full game during the Bears’ four plush ”21 " Club in midtown Manhat­ today — a “lay day” in yachting But the baron said, "I hope batted .200 with 14 homers could be enough to win the division ti­ ning iettermen when they travel to the University of New the University of Massachusetts. about $25,000 short of Slusher’s George Sleinbrenner’s name came jargon — so the two yachts won’t portant in determining the divisional exhibition contests. But he has tan Wednesday afternoon before his somebody in France will take my and 74 RBIs. And that isn’t tle again. title winner and possible home field pronounced himself fit to defend his Hampshire at Durham. The Wildcats played UConn to a "I find that very hard to believe, ” Nadzak said. "We request. And New England wants to up. race again until Friday. just one season. It’s my full Oakland A s met the New York place." "I think 10 victories may do it. 3-3 tie last year at Storrs. finished second in the conference for the last two years” defer the payments. "People have such a wrong idea "We will try ... very hard,” said six-year career! How did I advantage in the playoffs. NFC rushing title this year. Yankees in the finale of their three- His son has said the French yacht Eleven would seem to be a safer UConn’s combined record for the last two years in the "I think I'm realistic about my about him and me. ” Martin said. "1 Bich, asked to assess his chances stay in the majors? I guess The Bears defeated Green Bay "I could have played some more The game already has been billed as a Yankee game series. may be sold "at a token fee” to any I did it by hustling. number,” Armstrong said. "It’s ear­ twice last year.- They opened with a during (he pre-season, ” Payton said, Yankee Conference has been 6-3-1. "We feel we’ve been request." Haynes said. "I don’t real­ like George. Sure, we had against Australia, which needs only Conference showdown — and it will also be a game filled The occasion was to ballyhoo his French group interested in mounting ly to be talking numbers. A lot can 6-3 victory at home over the Packers "but I’m ready” competitive the last two years in the Yankee ly care how it compares with what differences. But it's just like in your one more victory to win the with question marks for both teams. new book. "Number 1, ” which he has a Cup challenge. »mi4d i»« happen. Few people thought Tampa and then edged Green Bay 15-14 in The Bears enter the opener "'We’ve been so banged up in our practices and we Conference." Nadzak said. "You take a 6-3-1 season and other players are getting” family. Both of you are going the challenger's role against the U.S. ipiea wAiia «n (turn) co-authored with Peter Golenbock, same way and you have an argument. The French crew, arriving at jsqjira dn-i)3eq muuo) « n urt|i Bay would win our division at this the stretch drive toward the playoffs. relatively injury-free. Corperback haven't had an opportunity to scrimmage enough because that’s a damn good football season in UConn football Ironically, Haynes revealed that he defender Freedom in the best-of- and Localmedia. a national public dockside after nightfall, was given a j^inxviods AX > s* AJOui uJto

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Liberal company Sahadi. who is being tried in Superior to be promoted and were willing to Fleven of the 24 defendants have was filled out exactly as I had in­ utilize the blank oral reading form - Announcements SECURITY GUARDS awse HAKTKORD (UPIl - The state s - Entertainment ERRAND AND L IG H T benefits. Send resume with structed," Pettinelli said, alleging GIRL FRIDAY - Diversified (armed) and dispatchers brand home appllaneoa, key witness in the New Britain Court on four counts of bribery and pay," he said. "1 told Mr. Haddad it pleaded guilty or no contest to because they did what I told them • Auctions wanted to work in electronic waehtra, dryera, MAINTANANCE person. qualifications, references, office duties. Monday through Must have car. We pay and salary required to : Box municipal corruption scandal, in a two counts of conspiracy. would cost Mr. Sahadi $2,500." charges. that he iater substituted the form for to." he said. "In this case, the oral FINANCIAL Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1 ;00 p.m. aiarm monitoring central sta­ ralrigaralora, ate. Pettinelli, who was brought to Sahadi's actual examination sheet. panel members carried out my in­ tion. Must have clean record. mileage. Call Mrs Bloom, LL, c/o Manchester Herald. long-awaited day on the stand, has Pettinelli also testified Sahadi paid Pettinelli said Haddad "indicated - Bonds-StockS'Mortgages Send resume to: Girl Friday, Apply In poraon to Mr. 646-2900. him $2,000 to ensure his brother no problem. The question 'never court under tight security because of "When I checked the (actual) test structions exactly.” - Personal Loans P.O. Box 222, Manchester, References checked Kimball, c/o HAPprAK testified he fixed a 197.'i promotional - Insurance RELIABLE WOMAN to clean reported death threats, turned the evening of the examination, Mr. throughly. Immediate full JA C K ROAN CO. examination for a city police officer Phillip Sahadi was promoted to came up that there was any problem. Testimony in the trial will resume time and part time positions PART TIME NURSES AIDES house one day per week. Gond state's evidence during the corrup­ Sahadi did not have a passing score. CMPLOYMINT DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- 1329 MAIN ST. - 7 to 3; and 3 to 11. Laurel references, own transpota­ •sergeant and $2,500 to fix the promo­ We just continued along those lines.' ’ Thursday. - Help Wanted open. For apppointment, call for $2,500. time. Immediate opening. WILLIMANTIC Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. tion. Call 643-5614, after 6:00 Pettinelli, who also faces charges tion probe and was wired with tape So I had to substitute the one Mr. • Business Opportunities 2366116. Retired New Britain Personnel tion of Sgt. Thomas Leone. Pleasant surroundings. 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George F, for hydro-power generation — a WANTED - Mature responsi- time for EMT Physician’s Of­ • Real Estate Wanted Eleven, 393 Burnside Avenue, fice, Rockville. Call Monday Call 649-6011 after 4:30 p.m. bie person to care for infant FOR WEEKENDS program never before offered in the MISC. SERVICES East Hartford. thru Friday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 and young child in our home, RESPONSIBLE PERSON country, officials said. > Services Offered from 8:00 a m. to 4:30 p.m. p.m., 646-4771. - Pamtlng-Papenng PART TIME CUSTODIAN - needed to pick up three year Apply in person only, B^nai Brith speech The Sewalls Falls dam in Concord Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p.m. old boy at 5:30 on Waddell and Kellys Falls dam in Manchester > Building-Contracting For office complex. Hours: 5 DISHWASHERS - Full time, Monday through Friday, T H A N K Y O U l - Roofing-Siding to 10 p.m., Wednesday, Street and watch him until WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE including some weekend 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. "are the first in the nation to be - Heating-Plumbing Thursday and Friday, Phone work. Apply in person: East 6:00 p.m. Monday through - Flooring OPENING for a Latheman, leased for private hydro-power Mr. Whitney at 568-2020 for Hartford Convalescent Home, Friday. Call 6466517 after - Moving-Trucking-Storage who would be responsible for appointment. Equal Oppor­ 6:00 p.m. MR. DONUTS development," Gov. Hugh J. Gallen - Services Wanted laying out and setting up jobs 745 Main Street, East Hart­ tunity Employer. ford . 255 W. Middle Tpke. Reagan blasts Camp David accoi^ds said in opening remarks at MISC. FOR SALE in our Lathe Department. Top TEACHER - Sunday School. A GREAT BIG “THANk I pay for right man! Excellent Wednesday’s briefing. - Household Goods EXPEREINCED SANDWICH LAUNDRY WORKERS - Full Sunday 10:15-11:30 a.m. Mancdiester, CT ‘ Articles for Sale Fringe Benefits and liberal Wednesday in Philadelphia, pleading no mention of independents. several days, he'll be the first to Israeli troop withdrawals and on the Gallen said the dam rental M A K ERS AND time, including every other Students may apply. - Building Supplies overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- Unitarian Universalist Socie­ By I nileil PrcHS International for party unity from the pulpit of a Three top Reagan backers met recognize that hereafter he’ll have to program was "only a segment" of an BARTENDERS - For days weekend, for institutional I YOU" FOR ALL THE LOVELY future of Jerusalem, saying the city - Pets-Birds-Dogs teen 8 a m. and 5 p.m. and nights. Call 742-1978, ty, Manchester. 647-9355. BILLING CLERK. Ronald Reagan, taking a strongly black Baptist church, granting a Wednesday to announce a drive for be a bit more careful in his "is now and will continue to be one effort to develop hydroelectricity as ~ Musical Instruments laundry ^ ra tio n s . Apply in - Boats & Accessories between 9 and II a.m. person: East Hartfora Con­ Bookkeeping machine. pro-Israel line on a day the Middle series of broadcast interviews, and campaign volunteers, and were characterization of these things,” city, undivided, with continuing free a way to “lessen the state's PART & FULL TIME for Golf SALESPERSON to work 30 to Experience a (Hus. Part time. - Sporting Goods Course Maintenance and valescent Home, 745 Main CARDS AND LETTERS OF East leaders agreed to renew stalled touring the Italian Market. asked by reporters about the con­ Laxalt said. access for all." dependency on foreign oil and other - Garden Products BUS DRIVER NEEDED for 40 hours per week, year round. Excellent opportunity to re­ Snack Bar. Tallwood Country Street. East Hartford. peace talks, has said the Camp David Independent candidate John Ander­ troversy over Reagan's remarks In his speech on the Middle East, Carter said he had a telephone call nonrenewable energy sources." - Antiques Mini Bus. 40 hours per week. Some retail experience enter business field. Wages > Wanted to Buy Club, Rt. 85, Hebron. 646-1151. necessary. Diamond Show­ accords contain ambiguities that en­ son returned to Washington late about Carter. With Republican Chair­ Reagan was critical of the Camp He noted the state was working to Must be 25 years old. Please HOUSEKEEPERS - Full negotiable. Apply to from Sen. Edward Kennedy call 643-9205. case. Manchester Parkade. Rosemary. 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 WELL WISHES, AND Ed I danger the peace process. 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I think impasse." primaries what happened in 1968 Governor's Council on Energy, - *Misc lor Rent 643-4539, after 5:00 p.m.. We need help-you need help. tate firm. Individual who can AND GIFTS, BESTOWED ON President Carter has completed his he receives 5 percent of'the vote. these incidents will fade. He also appeared at odds with the when feelings among Democrats enthusiastically said, “We are really AUTOMOTIVE INDEPENDENT Fill out an application and see assume responsibility. Duties INSURANCE CENTER, SERVICE STATION traveling — but not his campaigning The law provides such assistance "After the deviations of the last administration on the question of were similarly divided. plowing new ground." > Autos for Sale PLUMBER or plumber's how quick you go to work. 16 include bookkeeping, general - Trucks for Sale INC.seeks additional full-time to 90 as long as you can do the ME, UPON MY r e t ir e m e n t ] — for the week. He spent most of for third party candidates, but makes helper. 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ARBY’ROAST BEEF party uniting □ NOTICES salary and benefits in modern, RESTAURANT is hiring per- full service agency environ­ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 2S2 Spencer Street NURSES AIDE. Experienced. sonithl now for evening shift, ment. makes this an excellent - 3rd shift. Approximately 1 Care for man in wheelchair in from 5:00 p.m. to 11 :00 p.m. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Lm I and Found opportunity. For appoint­ night per. week. 4 !o 6 weeks M endiester private home. 643-1264. Please apply in person be- GOD LOVE YOU, remarkable coalescing of ment. cail 646-6050 after 4:00. tween2:00p.m.and4:00p.m.at I After three days on the orientation, on day shift. unity within the LOST IN THE VICINITY of Bob Lathrop. Excellent wages. Call: MORNING STOCK HELP - 257 Broad Street. campaign trail. President Democratic Party.” Hawthorne Street - Female Rockville General Hospital. Monday thru Friday. Apply in Carter is clearly convinced cat. Black, white neck, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL DIETARY AIDES - Full time person to: Highland Park Situation Wantad 15 In the interview and at a 872-0501. Extension 307. and part time, including some that the once divided black Baptist Church, stomach, paws. Some white in technician with hands-on Market, 317 Highland Street. face. 6496480. after 10:00 am . experience to work induction weekend work.No experience MATURE WOMAN, former Democratic Party is now Carter mentioned that Sen. BABYSITTER wanted. Two necessary. Apply in person: ESTHER MATCHETT This lady can beating units. Some field ser­ to five p.m. Monday through BABYSITTER near Highland owner/manager of hotel, bar closing ranks behind his East Hartford, Convalescent E dw ard K ennedy, D- IMPOUNDED. Eight week vice work invoived. Here is an Friday and weekends. Park School. 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FULL TIME - For two boys EARN $$$ WHILE YOUR change in the subdivision regulations on Wednesday, September •TAG SALE aWOODWORK ITEMS tion. which Ronald Reagan Former Kennedy sup­ ditions and excellent benefits, ages 5 and 8. South Windsor •RAFFLE ON THREE BEAUTIFUL ITEMS including a company spon­ KIDS ARE IN SCHOOL. 17, 1980 at 8 p.m. in the Community Hall. addressed Wednesday porters also have taken area. Monday thru Friday, in SELL AVON. Call 523-9401. TICKETS ON SALE AT THE DOOR night. sored car pool. Apply at In- my home. Call 644-8502. The following section is recommended for change: their cue and are falling LOOA'fN'G FOR dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan LUNCHEON SERVED IN KITCHEN At the windup of a day of PART TIME. Earn extra THREE MENUS TO CHOOSE FROM into line. They include bettoway RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) Avenue. South Windsor. EOE. BABYSITTER for 10 year old Section 3.2.3, Subsection 3.2.3,3 regarding pavement width of money while the kids are in campaigning in Philadelphia Mayor to commute two young grits to girl, after school and vaca­ local streets from 30 feet to 26 feet. Donuts and Coffee for sale during the day the St. Ma7 -St. Joseph School MATURE INDIVIDUAL to school. Telephone solicitation. I $ a TOO Ml 8T IK F « CWK OK COM M l| Philadelphia Wednesday, William Green, who never tion. Volpi Road, Bolton area. A few positions left. A good Carter said in an interview area in Willimantic, from assist in doctor's office two 649-7834. A copy of the proposed change is on file in the office of the Town left Carter's side during his Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: days weekly Reply to Box J, telephone voice and diction a on WPVI-TV that since the must. Call Monday to Friday, Clerk in Bolton. visit to drum up votes, par­ Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. c/o Manchester Evening DISPATCHER - Hartford Robert E. Gorton political convention last ticularly among ethnic Herald. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mr. Why not send Homaa For Safe 23 Despatch has opportunity in Barry, 569-4993. Chairman month he has seen “a groups and blacks. "UNATTACHED? " - Meet Our Moving Divison in Traffic James S. Klar a happy thought new compatible comranions GAS STATION ATTEDNENT MANCHESTER - ^ owner. Control. Thorough training Secretary to someone today! Three Bedroom Cape. In to protect in Manchester area. Lowest - Reliable and honest. Apply: available for "take charge" EXPERIENCED 002-09 excellent condition! Modem cost, elaborate, confidential Maple Super Service, 220 individual who will scheifule LABORERS & EQUIPMENT and dignified nationwide Spruce Street, Manchester. OPERATORS need only to kitchen, fireplaced living road drivers for long distance room, dining room. Finished Saudi Arabians system. Free literature. apply. Women encouragM to 19 moving. Interesting, career Schoolt-Clattaa rec room. Aluminum siding, Dating of PrestUe, SALES POSITION OPEN in apply. Call 87I-798I. or apply opportunity for cost-wise in­ private treed lot. and more! Williaiiistovim. Mass. 01267. fast growing Connecticut at job: Dobbs Crossing. Route dividual. Busy active office in SIGN UP NOW. Ceramic $64,400. 647-9432. control Aramco Based Pest Control Company. East Hartford. Good memo7 , 30 Vernon, Conn. EOE. PLEASE READ I Classes. 55 Volpi Road, Prior experience a plus, but I ADVERTISING Halp Wantad 13 ood health vital. Long work Bolton. Manchester line. 1:00 MANCHESTER. For sale by your not necessary. Must nave own §ay shortened because you HOME HEALTH care YDURAD to 3:30 : 7:00 to 9:30. 649-8402. DEADLINE owner. Five room brick front FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - car and be willing to work. make important decisions. workers urgently needed by WASHINGTON (UPI) - Resumes accepted until agency serving ten towns. Car Ranch. Three bedrooms, neighborhood of $1.5 Part time second shift. Apply You will use computer |12:0D noon tho day HoraM la roaponalMol fireplace, private yard. $55,- Barring unexpected in­ billion, representing net 7-Eleven on Center Street, Septem ber 10th. Mail to: keyboard and electric essential. Good mileage reim- □ REAL ESTATE P.O.Box 132. Middletown. bursement. Previous Iboforo publication. for only ono Incorroctl 900. Principals only. 105 terference by the Saudi book value. between 7 and 3. typewriter to complete Bills Homestead Street. 643-0290. Connecticut 0M57. of Lading and Driver Papers. experience as nurse aid help­ Inaortlon and than only I government, four The takeover gives Saudi NURSES AIDES - Weekends ful but will train. Part time iDoadlIno for Saturday to tho also of Jhol Homaa For Sala 23 American companies will Paid Pension & Insurance A ra b ia 100 p e rc e n t only. 6 months of Nursing PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR Benefits. Apply: Personnel hours availabie. Good fringe laiMi Monday la 12KID original Inaartlon. Retort Propartt 27 continue to have exclusive Home experienced requireiT Minimum 5 years benefits. Phone 643-9511. EAST HARTFORD SPLIT ownership of the crude oil Manager. Hartford Desptach, iNoon Friday. Errora which do noli marketing rights to Aram­ concession rights, refining valuables. Call or apply . East Hartford experience. Mathmetical 225 Prospect Street. East EOE. loaaon tho valuo of tho LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ co oil, even though the firm Convalescent Home. 745 Main background preferred. Over­ Hartford, or send resume. cy. Illness in family. In- and production facilities of time and all company paid REGISTERED NURSE, Iciaaalflad ,ada ara advortlaomonl will not is now the exclusive Street, Blast Hartford; 528- Please do not phone. EOE. ground pool and other extras! VERMONT Aramco in the kingdom. She’s Inez Lombardi at Heritage Savings. And 2167. benefits, in an air conditioned registered dietician, or L.P.N. ikan ovar tho phono bo corroctod by an ad-1 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. property of Saudi Arabia. Aramco controls most of phlant in Manchester. Dynamic JANITORS - Full time, in­ Part time, people oriented aa a convanlonco. Tho ditlonal Inaortlon. The Saudi government the 9.5 million barrels of she can give you the best protection tiiere is with A MANCHESTER/EAST M letal Products Company, 646- cluding some weekend work. nurse who has the abiltity to CAPE. Immaculate six M l i m •( m M m 5 i U m k Cw M has gained 100 percent con­ HARTFORD AREA - 120 Bed 4048. Duties inciude: Floor help others make effective rooms. Three or four crude oil produced daily in a safe deposit box. Whether it’s for jewelry, changes.Work in a congenial Mrti, ct* ■!• Ww al mUht w*. trol of the firm — the Ara­ Health Care Facility seeking m aintenance, cleaning of bedrooms. Modern kitcen. « > . i-im W IWU. W Saudi Arabia, the world’s second Cook lor fill-in posi­ CAR WASH ATTENDANT weight loss clinic where bian American Oil Co. — to ceilings and walls. Mature Wail to wall it) three rooms. Mi ta n a. M p m t SMu m W. largest oil exporter and important documents or any valuable, Inez tion. 2432 hours. Experience wanted Monday through and responsible individuals. saiary and satisfaction are Enclosed porch, garage. $62.- baam ilhi. Hm I IMW hfiM, end 47 years of American Friday. 9:00 a m. to 4.00 p.m. excellent. The Holistic Weight caMii. lasMi a uaa is wiih. uu third largest producer can help you select a box that fits your and knowledge of Therapeutic Apply in person: East Hart­ She Herald 500. Group 1 Realtors. M a tUHk tS.nk S n i a r h ^ Loss Clinic, Manchester. Ask ownership in the desert after the Soviet Union and Diets preferred, but will train Must be dependabie. Call 875- ford Convalescent Home. 745 Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. •STim IML f* MS* iJinWIn iJ 5905 after 6:00 p.m for Lvnne. kingdom. the United States. personal needs. And she’ll right person Submit resume Main Street, Ehst Hartford CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING M i a wSiWSu Inlwi o l It irtK Dr. Abdul Hadi Taher, ai^ salary requirement to: MANCHESTER - Unique oam kc. m-N4»ii. An informed oil industry even give you a 209r discount Box CC, c/o M anchester English Cotswold three story sun, Tidl • governor of the kingdom's source said the companies Herald. Colonial on Comstock Road, Petromin national oil firrn, "have been dying to settle if you maintain a savings bal­ near Country Club. Must be said in an interview in the this thing but the Saudis PLUMBER or PLUMBERS seen to be appreciated. $125,- Saudi publication "Saudi ance of $2,500. You can find Inez HELPER - Experienced 000. Lesperance Agency, 646 have been the reluctant necessa^. Call 646-4876. Homaa For Sala 23 Report" that his govern­ party." perhaps because helping people like you every day at 0505. ment bought out the 40 per­ they were leery of tackling our Main Office here in Manchester. NURSES AIDES - Part time cent interest of its four the hoi^ukeeping problems and full time all shifts. Enjoy ■■I American industry of the'VprId’s largest oil When she’s not helping at the bank, you can working in a very pleasant I and homelike atmosphere, HOUSEWIVES partners to take full con­ I c o m p a n y \t. often find her playing delightful folk songs on her helping our elderly patients. .$> 1 trol of Aramco. Aramco of- For the mur American Good wages and henefits, in­ ficials confirmed the firms, he said "there is ab­ guitar. For five years now. Inez has spent much of cluding new Dental Plan. I report. solutely no change" Please call: Doris Blain RN, r*s I The amicable takeover because they still have the her spare time learning and practicing old fav­ Director of Nurses, 646-0129. was negotiated over a Manchester Manor NursHig service contracts and orites. She’s a dedicated musician. And also a Home, 385 West Center Street. Earn Extra Money __ - ■ period of five years. exclusive rights to market dedicated worker. Manchester. The Saudi Report said Aramco’s oil. PORTER 8T. AREA ■ Wednesday the final pay­ "It's really a monumen­ MECHANIC. Experienced in Come in and talk to Inez about protection for all phases of truck and auto Beautiful new aavan room houao wHh cuatom ■ ment to the American tal occasion with no kitchen cablnata, 2W hatha, flraplacad family | partners — Exxon, Mobil, your valuables. She’ll show you a better way. repair; gas and diesel. With Your Own monuments," the source Minimum five years room, boautiful atono front and moral | Texaco and Standard of said. experience. Must have own California — was in the tools. Start at $7.00/hour and 'V . 'i I all frenfits. For appointment. I / Call 688-7596. 1^! Legal Notice Part Time Job! I PART TIME HELP I Town of Manchnier Ifcritage Savings NEEDED - Control Desk, ...and m o th ari! young children, bring them I The Zoning Board ofAppeali will hold public hearlngi on Mon­ Coffee Shop, St Telephone r=-_ i1S . If' i^ljHiii Xsm iiition • Siiiir IS^l Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick wtth you and Daby aitting oopta. I day. September 15. 1980, starting at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street. Manchester, Street, Manchester, 648-2126. I Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petition: Also: Cocktail Waitress St Bar ___ ■ lleni 11, No. 7.54 Main Ollice: 1007 Main Str(;et. Manchester 649-4586 Maid, 646-3837 after 8:00 p.m. Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus OVERSIZED CAPE | K-Mart Ollice: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 Call Now With an attractive pricol Four bodroonw plua a | Junior Women's Club of Manchester - Request a Special Excep­ Coventry Ollice: Route 31 742-7321 STUDENTS St HOUSEWIVES gee allowance. ERA tion in accordance with Article II, Section 12.02.04 to conduct a - Part time positions available larga firat floor family room fnd children's fair (carnival I for one day on September 21, 1980 Tolland Ollice: Route 195.' ( mile south of 1-86. Exit 99 872-7387 days and evenings, year SOUND INTERE8TINQ? PROTECTIONiivn PLAN. ri-mie* | (rain date - September 28,1980) - 281 Broad Street - Business IV South Windsor Office; 29 Oakland Road 644-2484 n round. Short shifts, flexible You can be a Herald Area Adviser end handle and tupervlie Zone. Moneymarket in Food Marl: West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester I’arkade hours to suit your needs. 647-9946 Blanchard & Roasattoi our carrier boys & glrti. If you Ilka kids — want a little In- Moneymarket in Highland Park Market: Highland Street. .Manchester Males IS or older particularly At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written nepded for evenings. Clean, dapandanca and your own Incom e... or REALTORS I communications received. Copies of these petitions have been pleasant surroundings. 647-9947 filed in the Planning Office and may be Inspected during office Uniforms provided, food dis­ Ask for Joanne Fromerth __ 646-2482 ■ hours. counts, and other fringe 189 Watt CtntBr Cor. ol MoKbb ■ ZONING BOARD OK APPEALS benefits. Apply: Dal7 Queen, 242 Broad S tre et, (near Equal Houakig Opportunity _ Edward Coltman, Secretary Manchester Parkade). Dated this 4th day of September, 1980. 006-09 22 - EVENING HER^l). Thurs . Sept. 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 4, 1980 - 23 Frank a Erntal Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz Business & Service ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle MY Hu5e^NDf.. PIP YOU FINISH n q m a r c ie , it h a p UWY 5H0ULPI 1 Abusive 1 Information KEEP IF THEY CAN T PUT THE treatment (abbr.) QuiCfc, SuPY Y o u P ^YOORBOOK,! TOO MANY FOOTNOTES.. LOORIN6 AT THE W0RP5 WHERE I'M (comp, wd.) 2 Regan's father Pbby I HATE FOOTNOTES! B0n0M0FTHEPA6E?o| 9 Feudal 3 Fruit jer LOOKIN6,1 WON'T REAP'EM psaaant By ADigan van Buren rubber ring h e a d i n t h e S A N D I T T ^ 13 Narva ill 4 Home of 14 Suitcase Abraham 15 Overweight 5 Close relative 16 Canker 6 Meke up for .17 Heating 7 Encircled DEAR ABBY: I'm 15, and I’ve been taking piano leuon* apparatus 6 Compass since I was 8. I guess I’m pretty good, but I’m far from a iiit , 18 Cinnabar point concert pianist. 19 Powerful 9 Search I . T U j t Whenever we have company, my mother asks them (right explosive (abbr.) 10 Feminine in front of me) if they would like to hear me play the piano. (suffix) 27 Tree 43 Noblewoman Well, what can they say? Pritcllla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Sport of 28 Tug 44 Customer 11 Ancient Senlctt OHtnd 31 Sarvlott Olftnd 31 Palnling-Paptring 32 Building Contracting 33 shooting clay 29 Goddess of 45 First word on Then they all start coaxing me and, of course, I have to pigeons writing fate the wall 48 Homea lor Rent 54 A u fo i For Sale 61 play. I’ve asked my mother not to do this to me, but she does ITS SURE SOU ' NO. LA S T V E A R I SHE V '"ANP SHE TOOK FIRST 21 Look at 12 Court order C «iM TREE SERVICE • Free WES ROBBINS Carpentry Articlea for Safa 41 Anilquea 30 Vehicle on 46 Close door PROFESSIONAL PAINTING anyway. I know she's proud of me, but the company ia NICE 70 NEVER BUT I RAN INTO MV NEVER \ SHES STILL PLACE IN THE 22 Greeting 20 Err estimates, discount senior remodeling specialist. Ad­ runners 47 Half (prefix) - Interior and exterior. TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. MUSTANG 1979 • ,2 door probably bored stiff, and I'm embarrassed. SEE SOU MARRIER CAME 23 More foxy 21 Sows citizens. ’ Company ditions. rcc rooms, dormers, THE PACK HAT will open by CHILPHOOP a aa r r ie r a WET LONG-JOHN 32 City din 46 State (Fr.) B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom (!ommercial and residential. chance, or request during the Near hospital. References. sedan. Automatic, 6 cylinder. Please print this. It might do some good, but don’t AC3AIN,10W SWEETHEART 26 Jabs 22 Vessel's frame Manchester-owned and built-ins. bathrooms, PIP SOU cuose.'> E IT H E R -/ KNOCKOUT COMPETITION.' 30 Mischievous 49 Indefinite Work. Free Estimates. Will Free estimates. Fully in­ ESTATE AND summer. Call 643-6880. Security. Lease required. {400 Radio. 7500 miles. Excellent mention my name or I’ll get killed. 31 Cornice 23 Looks operated. Call 646-1327. kitchens, 649-8446. AT A REUNION 32 Sodium child number sured. 646-4879. per month. Group 1 Philbrick condition! Owner moving. COMPANY SHOW-OFF 24 Body of water pick up and deliver. Please ANTIQUE SALE PICNIC. chloride 39 Meal 51 Compass Agency. 646-4200. Call 643-2012. {4100. 25 Lawyer's B&M T R E E SER V IC E, call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. FARRAND REMODELING ■ (abbr.) 41 Stem-like pan point PAINTING - INTERIOR AND □ R E N TA LS DEAR SHOW-OFF: Appeal lo your mother again. In patron saint where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ Cabinets, Roofing, Gulters. 33 English count 42 Ooze 55 Doctor's EXTERIOR: Paperhanging. Saptambar 6 S CLOSE TO PRATT & 1968 CAMARO - B lack. 26 Ache vice is guaranteed, now BABYSITTING. My home for the meantime. I'll help from this end by printing your 34 Squeezed out helper (abbr) Experienced, references. Ser- Room Additions, Decks, All Saptambar 7 WHITNEY - Six room house Excellent condition! Too offering FREE STUMP pre-schooler. Will give lunch types of Remodeling and letter. (P.S. Your company is lucky. Ours had to listen 35 House fuel ving Willimantic. R oom * to r Rent 52 with acreage. Too many many things to list. {5500 or 1 2 3 4 S e 7 8 9 10 11 12 GRINDING with tree and lake home Monday lo Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. to my twin and me play violin duets until we were 17.) 36 Tenderfoot Friday 643-4834. Manchester. Bolton. Coven­ extras to list! Call Locators, best offer. Call 742-5077. 37 Meeting removal. Free estimates. Ful­ try. Columbia. Tolland areas. ly insured. Phone 643-6017 THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ 13 14 ly insured. References Senior 236-5646. 39 Fruit or W. J. Grille. 423-6582 Anflque Glass, furniture, trally located. Kitchen 1970 CHEVY IMPALA. Good IS Citizens Discount. 643-7285. STUMP GRINDING - Fast, DEAR ABBY: When my husband and I announced our vegetable dish 17 LEON CIEZSYNSKI wood-burning stoves, 1946 privileges. Call 649-2358. BRING THE FAMILY - Nice condition. {425. Call 646-8388 40 Big sky state 1 prompt service! Group Rates. plans to adopt a baby, here are some of the comments we IB P A IN TIN G BY CRAIG BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Chevrolet Veg. Truck, An­ or 739-8733. (abbr.) 20 REWEAVING BURN Senior Citizen Discount! Free two bedroom home. Modern 1 ■ OGDEN. Interior and ditions, remodeling, rec tique Oak Parts. Glass MATURE MALE ROOM {15 appliances. Laundry facilties. received; 41 Over (prefix) HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Estimates. {25. minimum. 21 22 Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ rooms, garages, kitchens lighted Showcase. 6'x3' tools, Female, mature {20. Non- Linder {235 Locators, 236- 1977 GOLDEN EA G LE "Are you sure you really want to? I’ve known people who 42 Fall suddenly ■ repaired, window shades. Bruce. 646-3425. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, sured. Free Estimates. Call medical equipment. Antique smokers, Live-in. References. 5646. JEEP-Quadritraclion. 304 V+ have adopted a baby and then had their own.” Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawranco 46 Ideal gas 23 24 2S 2 . 27 28 20 30 Venetian blinds. Keys. TV dormers, rooting. Residential 5-piece bedroom set, And: “Aren’t you afraid? What if the baby’s retarded? Will 1 HAVING TROUBLE anytime. 649-8749. One must have license, plus engine. Soft top. Black Jack condition FOR RENT. Marlow s. 867 or commercial. 649-4291. Frigidaire refrigerator, few errands and meals. 649- they take it back?” (abbr.) 31 ^ ■ 3 3 SELLING YOUR BIG CAR? MANCHESTER - Extra large Headers. Good condition. OH.PEAHl SAFER THAU M-M-MAYBE WE SHOULD 1 Main Street 649-5221. Frigidairc stove, air con­ 5459. ’ BY the t im e they SOT 47 Baste Let me try. Call Sal 649-4675. three bedoooms with air. {4200. Call after 5:00 p.m., Abby, please tell your readers that by the time a couple ...19 THIS 5TICKIN'AROUND JU5T HAVE LOCKED OUR- DONE HEM9TITCHIN' IT 34 ^ | 3 6 DESIGN KITCHENS - ditioner. 50 Unburden Tuesday thru Saturday. Fireplace Kids and pets ok. 742-7270. announces their plans, they have already given the idea a 5 A F 6 T WAITIN'FOR THOSE . 0ELVE5 IN9IPE THE PLANE WITH THEIR BURP eUNS, 1 Cabinets. Vanities, Formica Apertmenla For Rent 53 51 Freighter 37 38 3. NEED SOMEONE TO Just {425. Locators. 236-5646. great deal of consideration, not to mention multiple DESERT RATSl IT WOULDA en d ed UP ■ Counter Tops. Display, Ing Str BANK REPOSSESSIONS - discussions with a social worker, and all they want to hear 52 Greek letter HOUSECLEAN. Do Odd Jobs. PAINTING. INTERIOR AND LOOKIN’LIKE A 9IEVE1 40 LAWNS CUT. Expert service. Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen South Wlin ^ r . CT. MANCHESTER MAIN GIANT THREE BEDROOM - 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is, "Congratulations!” 53 Paradise ■ References. Call 649-4675. 649- EXTERIOR. Low rates Fully Cabinet Fronts. Custom A N D W E 54 Hero of Lowest rates around. Call for STREET - 2-3 Rooms. Healed. New decor. With basement. {2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport EXPECTING IN THE N.W. 42 4 j 44 45 4. 48 49 9337, insured. Nine years Woodworking. 649-9658. Hot water. Appliances. No W O U LD N 'T comics ■ free estimate. 649-7773 Yard for kids. {200's. F ury {2300. 1976 Dodge BE LOOKIN’ so experience. Free estimates pets. Parking. Security. 523- l/icators. 236-5646. Charger Special Edition {2500. 56 Cremation fire SI evenings. EXCELLENT CHILD CARE DEAR EXPECTING: Congratulations! May I add a MUCH 57 Eon 1 646-1085. MOVING MUST SELL! Oval 7047. 1973 GMC "Jimmy" Utility S3 54 in my Oakland Street home. wood grain formica table with few more questions adoptive parents don’t want lo b e t t e r : 55 CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Hours from 6:30 a m. to 5:30 COUNTRY LIVIN' - Nice two Truck {2300. 1969 AMC Am­ hear: one leaf plus 4 chairs {50.5.000 118 MAIN STREET - "The S6 57 rates. Quick service. Call 643- p.m. Monday through Friday. bedroom cottage on lake 20 bassador {500. The above may “Do you know anything about the baby’s parents?" 4 GENERAL PAINTING - BTU room air conditoner {30. Gables ' 3 Room Apartment. minutes from Hartford. Only 2543. 649-2176, * be seen at the Savings Bank of “Where are you getting the baby from?” (NIWSFAFfR INT(RPRIS( ASSN) Interior & Exterior: Frigidaire clothes dryer {50.2 Heat and hot water. {320 {200. Locators, 236-5646 Manchester, 923 Main Street. Specializing In Exterior Trim. room size green shag rugs {35 "Are you going to tell the child he’s adopted?" LAWNMOWERS RELIABLE MOTHER will monthly. Security and Tenant Free Estimates. Fully In­ each: rug runner {15. Twin Insurance required. Call 646- ENTICING FIVE ROOMER - “How much did it coat you?” REPAIRED. I5‘.i Sr. Citizen babysit for your child in my sured. Call 646-0709. or 742- RENAULT HI6. Four door. Discount! Free pick up and mattress and boxspring {25. 2426. 9 to 5 weekdays. With basement, garage. Lift back. Four cylinders. home, in Bolton (Manchester^ 5087. Walnut coffee table {45. delivery! Expert service. lineJ. Call 643-0131. people I’MKl Modern appliances. Yard for Four speed. Super gas DEAR ABBY; I am a grown woman who is in a very ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. Wooden drop leaf kitchen SOUTH WINDSOR - Working kids Only {350. Locators, 236- mileage Runs and rides Allay Oop — Dave Graua table {20. Tricycle {10. Girls embarrassing situation. The daughter of a friend was bridge 647-3660. Painting-Paparing 32 c i M s i f i e d with 1 ,2. and 3 bedroom 5646 excellent. {850 firm. 228-3759; 16" bicycle {15. Man's AMF10 houses and apartments. Many 649-6039. recently married, and 1 sent her a luncheon cloth with Building Contracting 33 speed {40. Upholstered chair matching napkins for a wedding gift. She phoned me to say OKAY.ED.StDUCAN WHAT'RE YOU WE'RE GONNA GIVE I'M AFRAID I Y’DON’T BRICK. BLOCK. STONE - EXTERIOR PAINTING, Heating-Plumbing 35 accepting children and pets. KING SIZE FOUR TAKE THAT STICK GOING TO DO? {20. Call 647-9706, Call for details. Locators. 236- that the color did not go with her decorating scheme, hnd TH’ PROTECTRESS AN DON’T UNDER- / HA>VE TO.' Fireplaces. Concrete. experienced college student. BEDROOM HOME - With 1974 CHEVY IMPALA AWAY NOW.' I HER BOYS A LITTLE STAND,.) JUST STAND Chimney Repairs. "No Job 5646 atio Garage Kids o k WAGON. {850. 649-5025 or 646- asked where it was purchased so she could exchange it for GOT 'IM ! "ORDEAL* OF THEIR Quality work. Very INTERIOR PAINTING NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing BACK A N D ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Too Small." Call 644-8356 for reasonable prices. Call Mike. AND W AI.LP.APERING repairs, plugged drains, Binder {330. Locators, 236- 8363. another color. OWN! w a t c h ! Table Was {80, asking {45. FURNISHED THREE ROOM Well, Abby. I’ve had this luncheon set for years. It was estimates. ' 569-3458 or 569-4945. Quality professional work at kitchen faucets replaced, 5646. Baby'sby walker {9. Carseat {6. APARTMENT. Second floor. 1975 VEGA. Excellent condi­ given to me as a gift, so of course it can't be exchanged. Operation overtrick fails reasonable prices. Fully in­ r e p a ir e d , r e t ro o m s, 646-2096 WILL DELIVER small loads LEE PAINTING. Interior & bathroom remodeling, heat Heat: Private entrances. EXTRAVAGENT SEVEN tion. Low mileage. Rebuilt How should this be handled? sured. Free estimates. G. L. Adults. .No pels. Security. of sand, gravel or loam. Call Exterior. "Check my rate modernization, etc. Free ROOM HOME - New decor, engine. {1650 or best offer. EMBARRASSED ers on a cruise. A non-stop McHugh. 643-9S21. References. 643-4860. with basement Fireplace 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to before you decorate. " Depen­ Estimate gladly given. M & M * TAG SALES Call 646-5817. bridge game got under way 10.00 a.m. dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Garage. Dishawasher and DEAR EMBARRASSED: Tell her that it was pur­ HEBRON. Two bedrooom NORTH 9.4.90 almost as soon as the ship more! Locators, 236-5646 1967 PLYMOUTH chased year* ago (it was), and cannot be exchanged. ♦ 10 5 sailed. SUPER GARAGE SALE! apartment. Quiet area. Easy BARACUDA - Small V-8. V AJ 10 6 2 commute to Hartford, DEAR ABBY: I saw red when I read that letter from “84 In the first rubber, our Small appliances, clothing - FOUR ROOM RANCH - Automatic. Power steering. ■ ♦ Q93 match-point player worked new and like new. books, and Willimantic. New London or Fireplace. Garage Base­ Many new parts. New paint. IN S.C.,” complaining because her children moved her out ♦ AK2 Middletown. Call 228-3371 or out a brilliant end play to much more! September 6th, ment. Convenient location. Runs excellent! 875-8139, after of her old familiar home and away from lifelong friends score an overtrick. One of the Homea For Sale 23 Houaehold Goods 40 228-0328. from 6:00 pm . to WEST EAST Hotnea For Sale 23 Homea For Sole 23 and 7th. 10 to 3. 85 Dale Road, Working single adult, or 5 p.m, because they wanted her in a better climate in a “cheerful ♦ K 9 4 3 4 other players remarked, ”We 8:00 p.m married couple. No pets, apartment” near them. oft East Middle Turnpike. The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona VQ7543 have no chnace against you, REFRIGERATORS children 643-2880 1968 C H R Y SLER NEW ”84” should consider herself lucky. Some elderly folks find Joe. You'll win a thousand Washers Ranges, used, SEVEN LARGE ROOM ♦ K 10 842 *AJ7 MANCHESTER GROUP TAG SALE - An­ YORKER - {350 or best their old familiar neighborhoods unsafe. My mother fought ♦ J764 3 AQOS points from us in overtricks.” SPECUL NOTICE TO HOME BUYERS (| guaranteed and clean. New tiques. furniture, baskets, Duplex f’cer bedrooms. U2 TOLLAND - 4-5 Bedroom offer.In running condition, relocation until she was mugged, then she couldn’t move ...NOW, WHAT'S Things didn't work out quite shipment damaged, G.E & baths. Basement, garage {450 / JUST SOUTH >57,900 linens, glassware, books, Colonial Large eat in kitchen will pass State Test. Call 646- fast enough. My husband and I were thrilled when we got THE MATTER ? FO R O NCE, that way. Our duplicate play­ Connecticut Housing Finance Authority FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices, monthly. Security deposit. No Private acre yard in residen­ ♦ AQ97632 er lost game after game CHF* - 9« AvillabK records, clothing, toys, and 6926 her iniu a brand new senior citizens' apartment complex. I 'D L IK E VK8 B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main bikes. September 6th. 9 to 3.76 pets. Call 649-3050. tial area Large living room trying for those overiricks. Street. 643-2171. Every^ing in her apartment ia keyed for retired persons, 7 ^ SO fAEThHNO ♦ 65 Neat 6 Room Colonial. Thayer Road, Manchester. with lieldstone Heatlator 1967 DODGE DART including the beat security features. R IG H T O F F ♦ 10 8 Here is an example of oper­ 3 Bedrooms. Formal SUMMER SPECIAL - Four fireplace {595 monthly Call CONVERTIBLE - Best offer ation overirick at its worst. rooms. Modern appliances. Know what Mom said? "I hate it! I can’t hang my clothes Vulnerable: North-South Dummy's' 10 of hearts was Announces home mortgage funds will be Dining Room. Articlea lor Sale 41 ESTATE TAG SALE 875-1969 Call after 5:00 p m. Running out to dry. I feel like I'm living in an old folks’ home!” (She's ' P I N ^ Children welcomed Only condition: needs some work. ch/ ^ c o a l Dealer: North allowed to hold the first trick. available September 8 on a first-come, first- Fireplaced Living SaturdfiN and Sundav. Scplomber 80.) BROILER fi-7. fl to i {150 Locators, 236-5646. OHIcea-Storea lor Rent 55 646- 2501. Wtil North Eatt Sooth Our hero saw a chance to Room. Garage. t Hd Singer sewinft machine, wine ”1,1, I” . . . Abby, it’s self-centered, nit-picking people like make six or maybe seven and served basis at over 60 participating lenders press, tool's, desk, table and my mother who are difficult to undentund. Just Uiink of all 1V Pass 1 ♦ Aluminum Siding. HEAT PAID - Kids ok. Two TOYOTA COROLA DELUXE Pass INT Pass <♦ finessed his queen of spades at for both newly constructed and existing chair s. lamp's, sola ii chair, bedroom with basement. Near the poor people of any age who would gladly trade places trick two. West took nis king ALUMINUM Sheets used as collectables, wrinper washing - 2 Door. Automatic. Air con­ Pass Pass Pass and led the four of diamonds. homes, subject to all CHFA sales price and FIANO REALH printing plates. .007 thick machine, bods, household, yard transportation. Only {145. ditioned. Over 30 mpg on with ”84 IN S.C.” and ”80 IN PA.” Item s 133 School S tre e t. Locators, 236-5646. 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE KIDS CANT WIN East took his jack and ace and family income limitations and CHFA applica­ 646-5200 23x28''2 . 25 cents each or 5 regular gas. Excellent cond- led a second heart. West for{l. Phone 643-2711 Must be Manchester______for rent. Central location tion! {2499. D & R Used Cars. Opening Iead:V 9 CARPET FIVE ROOMER - Newly redecorated, with am­ ruffed and instead of two 30 tion procedures and approval guidelines. picked up before II a.m Main Street. 643-7938. ■2k point overtricks, game and ONLY. With laundry facilities. Yard ple parking Telephone 649- RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal 2891 rubber had blown out the port An applicant must appear in person at a par­ Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 for kids and pets. Just {275. VW DASHER 1974 - 4 door. 4 rha Born Loaar — Art Sanaom hole. dining room Rec room with Locators. 236-5646 Hstroqroph ticipating lender with a signed real estate SEARS STEREO - Am-fm. 8 speed Low mileage! Extra A rubber bridge player wet bar. Separate master track with recorder, turntable FREE KITTENS to a good bedroom suite with cathedral tVantMt to Rent 57 clean' {2299. D £ R Used "'(bui? m dw eV .1 By Oswald Jacoby would cash the ace of spades sales contract and a copy of his or her most and two speakers Excellent home. Please call 742-6329. MOVE RIGHT IN - Pets ok Cars. Main Street, 643-7938. and Alan Sontag at trick two, go to dummy ceiling. Large flag-stone condition. {200. Call after 6 No lease. Spacious apartment. recent income tax return. patio. Pool. Wood-burning RELIABLE PERSON looking with a club and lead a second p.m . 647-1400._ Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 A steal for {135. Locators. 236- PINTO STATION WAGON CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jm i. 19) ^ m e years ago a match- trump. West would get his stove. {89.500. Group 1. 5646. for 4 Room Apartment. Friends will be cooperative and Brochures and information Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. Appliances included. {200 or 1976 - 4 speed. "Gas Mizer." % u r point duplicate player found king, but the contract would POOL- 24 X 4'. 7 ft. deep. BALDWIN CONSOLE PIANO eager to share with you today if be safe. less Call 742-9265 On sale ^ 9 9 . D & R Used th ^ see you are willlrtg to do so himself in the company of a are available from Perflex filter. 8 x 12 deck - Dark pine. Colonial. A REAL BARGAIN' Sunny 1 ^ r t h d a y (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. Cars. Main Street. 843-7938. with them. Remember, the bunch of rubber bridge play- participating lenders or CHFA {500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. Excellent condition! {1000. bedroom, all utilities in­ choice is yours. Six generous size rooms 24 cluded. Today only {155 Call 643-4493. Autoa For Sale 61 FIAT 124 SPORT SYDER AQUARIUS (U n. 20fob. 19) In foot livingroom. Fireplace. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. Locators, 236-5646 S*pl»mb*r 5.19t0 Dining room. Three ROADSTER 1975 - 5 speed. 4 important or>e-to-one relation­ Processed Gravel. Sand. MEMPHIS FENDER COPY WE PAY TOP PRICES for cylinder economy! Fun to This coming year you are likely ships today, take care not to 525-9311 bedrooms, m baths. Garage. Stone, and Fill. For deliveries BASS - Two months old. JUST FOR YOU - Elegant two to move around more than you overpower your counterpart Be {69,900. Group 1. Philbrick wrecked and junk cars. A & B drive! AM FM stereo with call George Gritting. 742-7886. Excellent condition! {100 bedroom, with parking. tape {2999 D & R Used Cars. have In the past. In your short a diplomat, not a dictator. Agency. 646-4200. Appliances. Kids ok. Just Auto Salvage, used auto parts. launts and journeys you will have PISCES (Pob. 20-March 20) firm. Call Matt after 4:00 Call Tonv 646+223. Main Street, 643-7938. Our Boarding Houaa p.m . 646-3409. {180. Locators. 236-5646. some interesting experiences Enjoy yourself today, but don’t FOR SALE - Couch, end and meet some exciting people. neglect your responsibilities. You tables, chair. T V. antenna, 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY • 4 REGISTER AT FIRST CLASS VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Most may later try to blame others for Houaehold Goods 40 rotor. {95 72 West Street. Sporting Good* 46 FREE HEAT ik HOT door hardtop. Automatic. persons you encounter today problems caused by your WInthrop — Dick Cavalli WATER - Two bedrooms with HOW M E Y(3U COMIN AUA6,THE CRlME-FliSHTING REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES Saturday. 9:00 a m lo 11:00 Power steering. Power should be very easy to get along procrastination! ESTABLISHMENT IS JEALOUS basement. Near tranporla- 'WITH X3UR WAR M O DEL HOM E am . TWENTY THREE FOOT WANTED JUNK AND LATE brakes. Air conitioning. Good with, but you could run into one ARIES (March 21-April 19) OF FRESH IDEAS.SNUFFY.' a*ilh Max Lessenger in MANCHESTER PENN-YAN Sport Fisherman tion. Just {240 Locators. 236- MODEL WRECKS - Cash character who might ruffle your You're very productive today as IP l©N(PBANCE WERE IF BRAINJS WERE BRIQCSx YtXi'VE GOV 1C? ACWIRE ON ORIME, MAJOR? FURNITURE - Unused. condition. {950 643-W08, or AN VBOeV WHO CAN r i X BET THE BliS- IT'S SIMPLE ECONOMICS— Wednesdays 6!30-9:30 p.m. for 12 weeks DARK LOAM DELIVERED - Sedan. Hard top. Excellent 5646 Paid. Call Parker Street Used 647- 1908. feathers. Romance, travel, luck, long as you schedule adequate SGUbBEA-fEPEE/ Butcher block kitchen table, resources, possible pitfalls and tin>a to complete your tasks. OHOTS ARE HANiSIN WHAT WOULD WE PO WITH beginning September 10, 1980 and four chairs, value {700. 5 yards. {50 plus tax Also condition. New electric trim Auto Parts. Inc 649-3391. THESWkHARA DEBERT.' .______A COIN PHRASES UKETHAT, sand, gravel and stone. 643- tabs VHF CB. Cutty Cabin T H R E E ROOM career for the coming months Jobs you rush to cor>clude could MEPAL6 ALL (DUR LAWYERS AND JAILS Room 105 Howell Cbeney Tech 791 Middle Turn­ asking {350. Chrome and glass MERCURY MONARCH 1976 • are discussed in your Astro- get fouled up. IF WE WIPED OUT CRIME? 9504. with head. Owner bought APARTMENT - Heat, 1969 CONTINENTAL 6 cylinder. 38.000 miles OVER YOU! pike West dining table, with four chairs, Qraph, which begins with your TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) Most 1 ------' beige velvet cushions and larger boat. Call 742-8537 alter utilities. Security deposit. No CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call Excellent condition! Call birthday. Mall $1 for each lo of the day you'll be very pleasant Master Charge/Visa accepted chrome, value {2000. asking STEREO COMPONENT 5:00 p.m. pets. Available September between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 anytime. 649-9773.' Astro-Oraph. Box 469. Radio ano easy to get along with, but If (text extra I by calling 486-3234 {1350. Sand tweed sectional L SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, 1st Call 649-9092 . 643-1827, or p m 646-4004 City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure you make too late a night of It (player record I. speaker Qerden Product* 47 434-7406. to specify birth date. your personality and attitude This coursF mprU the minimum cdurollonai rpqulrpmcnl* fo r the shaped couch, with two ot­ Trucks tor Sale 62 tomans. value {3000, asking pair, turntable, stack rack 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ LIM A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Gener­ could make an about-face. salespersons license its set forth 6» The flonnwllcul Real Estate Cummli* ally this should be a pleasant GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) {1730. Oval chrome and glass {390 or best offer. Four piece PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, tion. Front wheel drive {1800 DATSUN 1974 PICK UP - Best ■Inn. bedroom set. modern style, peppers and eggplants. Bot- Private entrance. Large yard. negotiable Telephone 643- day. but you must guard against Coworkers will match you stride Non Credit Programs • Extended & Continuing Education cocktail table, value {350. oiler, "as is ", Call 649-5334. treating your resources or pos­ for stride today, provided you set asking {250. Call 643-9508. or solid oak, best offer Call 643- ticello Farms. 209 Hillstown Appliances. Excellent loca­ 6785. or 659-1723. THE 1 NIVERSTTV OK CONNKCTICt T ^ ^ lo m ^ 6 2 ^ tion for children. {350 plus sessions carelessly. Don't leave a good example and don't make 649-5&5. 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday Hoad. Manchester. valuables lying around. demands of them to undertake utilities. 2 months security. 1979 CHEVY HALF TON O iH iA through Friday. Ask for Lee. 1968 DART. 1969 CHARGER PICK UP. Six cylinders with SCMPK) (Oct. 24-HOV.22) Be things you wouldn't do yourself. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Many References. Financial state­ 318 Three speed. Posi rear ambitious and assertive today CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your REeOHBITIAHeb K IM Y ? ment. No pets. 647-1669. eight loot bed. 18-20 m.p.g. new varities. 29 Mountain end. .Needs some work Best Comes with leer cap. Sharp without doing anything at the managerial and organixatlonal Levy’s Law — James Schumeister NInaty day warranty. Hoad. Glastonbury. (Near otter over {400. 871-7385. expense of others, and every­ qualities are very proftclent early ELDRIDGE STREET - First truck in excellent running con­ thing will turn out OK. You don't In the day. so take care of major 970.00 and up. Minneachaug Golf Course I. dition Asking {4500 646-2796, floor. Two bedroom apart­ BANK REPOSSESSIONS - need to depend on anyone to get pro)ect8 at that time. Later, you T V ^iU pP L y alter 4:00 p m ahead. may get a trifle careless. KiRBY NATIVE PEACHES AND ment. Large kitchen, pantry, 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo W F V + ^ ' TJDNT Batto /AIL 610 Bumalda Ava. and living room. Tenant pays SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) LEO (July aS-Aug. 22) Be patient PEARS. Botti's Fruit Farm. {2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Normally you're not the type to today In situations you can't per­ s a S i< m . THE Eaat Hartford., 260 Bush Hill Hoad. (rear). h eat and u tilitie s . {300 F ury {2300 1976 Dodge harbor a grudge, but today you sonally control and things will monthly. Parking available Molorcfclea-Blcfclea 64 ( LAWYERS ______Manchester. Charger Special Edition {2500 could treat another poorly work out smoothly. Getting References and security because of a past misunder­ pushy might cause a log jam. SEVENTY TWO INCH Couch, 1973 GMC "Jimmv " Utility p i c k YOUR OWN deposit required 568-6295 1 973 KAWASAKI 900. standing. Be forgiving. (NCWSPAPCn ENTEftPRtSE A88N.) chair, ottoman. {400 Maple ■fruck {2300 1969 AMC Am­ 1 w e m - TO.MATOES, also peppers, bassador {500 The above may Showroom condition. Header. Hutch {300: Magnavox Con­ zucchini squash and yellow MANCHESTER ■ New be seen at the Savings Bank of 7,000 miles. {2.200 or best Skto Qlmie«i — Oil Fox Townhouse apartments in' Ashford convenient to 1-86 sole Stereo {150 Call 646-6693 squash. Natsisky Farm. 644- Duplex. Two bedroom. I'2 .Manchester. 923 Main Street otter. 568-0645 batlis. wall-to-wall carpeting, and UConn. 0304 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl ft StoNsI TWIN BEDS - Mahogany fireplace, appliances, and dis­ J IK)DGE POLAHA, Four QUALITY BMX PARTS - With mattress and boxspring 197 Anilquea 46 hwasher. Sliders and, deck. door Registered and running Forks, frames et cetera. Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50+ acres of privacy, each with il s Dresser. Good condition and {450 monthly. No pels. Anytime after 6:00 p.m.. 643- reasonable. Call after 4 p.m., Needs work Best otter Call own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with disliwa.shti. RED GOOSE FARM. An­ Utilities not included, 649- 647-3494 days: 649-7149 after 2828: except Thursday after OKAY OKAY I'll DO IT. 643-8813. tiques. Goose Lane, (!oventry. 7105 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk 742-9137. Open 10 to 5 Saturday Short Ribs — Frank Hill MOVING: SATURDAY For and Sunday. 3>/i ROOM APARTMENT 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 200 - 2.000 X out patio Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, lull halhs sale ■ Electric stove, kitchen {200. Appliances, heat, hot miles. {950 Call 646-7914. X LO V £ you set. New black and white 19 water, carpeting, air con­ alter 6:00 p.m. SME uerVES ME, 9ME with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facilities available iii A N T IQ U E S & m a i d m u r i u m . LPVES ME NOT inch T V. set. Call 649-6717. COLLECTIBLES - Will ditioning. Looking for quiet 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY - 4 1 basement. Beautiful redecoration in process-- - ' ....■ ; ^ purchase outright or sell on working one person only, over Door Sedan, in very good con­ COLUMBIA - 24" Boy's Bicy­ cle. 3 speed. Very good condi­ Come See ()ur COUNTRY WITH •CONVh:NIKN(T<: living. commission. Houselot or 38. Write c/o Box K. dition, and well maintained. single piece. Telephone 844- Manchester Evening Herald. Asking {300. Please call 646- tion. {60. Call 6 4 9 -^ . Married Couples preferred. No Pets From *250/month. Security 8962. 3582. TYPEWRITERS & ADDING Cempera, Trellera end MACHINE - Stand and por­ SIX ROOMS. Modern kitchen. required. Dining room, fireplace, front 19670LDS. Automatic. Four Mobile Homea 65 q i table. SPECIAL BACK TO WANTED - Antique Fur­ G 0 C 9*1 Call 742-6412 niture. Glass, Pewter, Oil porch. Allunium sided. Nice door. Air conditioning. Power SCHOOL PRICES! From {40 steering power brakes. New LARGE NIMROD POP UP Open 'til 3:00p.m. Saturdays. Paintings, or Antique Items. yard. {490 per month, plus tor an appointment R. Harrison. Telephone 643- utilities. Strano Real Estate,' tires and brakes. No rust. CAMPER - $400 Sleeps 6. Call ------YALEt y p e w r it e r , 649- 643-9382 after 5:00 p.m. 8709, 646-2000. Good condition. {850. 646-5476. 4986. 2U M . BUT YOU'D BBTTEI^ S£T THAT MECHANICAL r ' *------Flatchar*a Landing PAB0T7FIXEP NBKT ^ACE,

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9-1 24 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 4, 1980 Chinese school austere with emphasis on language / ..... TiiporiavTuesday anrtand RatlirHavSaturday march half a mile to an old We shared our basketball court and a part ^the^loor before school PEKING (UPl) - In year I have been going to or 11 years old. Three are afternoons off. My mother movie theater to see a playground with a Chinese of the playground for small started Peking, the school day the Chinese International Americans. The rest came and the other Americans film.^^We went even if it School in Peking, where 1 from North Korea, Tan­ primary school. Both of us children. The rest of it is We called our teachers begins when you sit down asked why they didn’t have raineli or snowed. My never heard a word of zania, Sierra Leone, Peru, were in red brick buildings. dirt. only “laoshir,” the polite at your desk with your school Tuesday alternoon favorite film was "Ten hands clasped behind your English. Japan, Italy, Romania, We foreigners were a lit-” Under the playground is Chinese word for teacher. and let us off Saturday. The Days," a picture about Its job is to teach foreign tie bit spoiled. Our building a big concrete bomb We never called them by back. Ireland and France. teacher said that wasn’t three Chinese kids lost in Our woman teacher says was nicer than theirs and shelter. It could hold all the name. I don’t know the children in China to learn All are children of news the Chinese way. the civil war. its washrooms are better children in the school. It is names of most of them. good morning and starts Chinese. persons, diplomats, or In the morning before ’There were even seven very dirty and nobody ever Neither did the other kids. the lesson. There were 18 of us in foreign experts working in than most in Peking. Yet school, they had us do slow, North Koreans in the whole the Chinese school is better Besides Chinese, we had She speaks only Chinese. our classroom, all about 10 Peking. Most foreign kids goes there. The whole year graceful Chinese physical school, six boys and a girl. go to embassy schools. We than many others 1 saw. I was there we never had art, science, math, music '<( course. For the past exercise. A Chinese kid on They all wore the bright were in this one because We often did sports like an air raid drill. and sports. a platform led us. red scarf of North Korea’s our parents thought it soccer with the Chinese In class it is different Most kids also study In cold weather they Communist Club for kids. would be a good idea for us kids. We never saw them from America. When the English. The Americans sometimes would have us Every day at the end of to learn Chinese. outside school. They teacher talks, you hold don’t have to do this. Couple profit run around the block. A school the six boys The teachers who aren’t The school works. I did couldn’t come to our your hands behind your gathered at the gate. ’They married live in a house on Chinese kid carrying a red not know a word of Chinese apartments in the back. You put them on the marched together back to the school grounds. They flag led the way. when I started in diplomatic compound. desk only when it is time to the Korean embassy. The by adventure have an old woman who Later in the morning, September 1979. By the They didn’t invite us to write or to read a book. school stopped for five girl was left to go home on time school I was out, I their homes. To ask the teacher a cooks for them. The others minutes, a loudspeaker her own. ANNAPOLIS, Md.-(UPI) sea otters in the Necker could understand most of . The two schools have a question, you raise your come every day by bicycle. — Jim Stout and Chris Islands in Alaska. In winter you can see big played music, and we At the end of the year what the teachers said. I brick wall around them. At hand by putting your elbow they gave prizes to the White get paid to match And then there was could go around Peking the start of the year it was on the desk. You never hold piles of cabbages by the massaged our eyes. adventurers with adven­ professional adventurer teachers’ house. Cabbage Chinese textbooks have three kids in our class with shopping and using buses to painted with slogans from your hahd above your head. the best grades. One of the tures. Jack Wheeler's aerial is one of the few vegetables paper covers. The quality travel. I could talk to the Chairman Mao. Now some Besides being students other Americans got one, "The phone rings and plunge onto the North Pole, of these have been erased. we were also janitors. you get in Peking in winter. is poor. We learned to Chinese kids. make book covers for them the other two went to the every week it is incredible. executed this spring and It would take another Inside is a basketball Each day after school I guess they ate a lot of it. out of magazine paper to North Korean girl and a Somebody might be going capped with a plate of year to become really good court, a playground and a three of us swept and We went to school six protect them. North Korean boy. I guess to Mars and needs some caviar at the top of the at Chinese. I would like to small soccer field. This dusted the classroom. In days a week, Monday Twice a month we would they really studi^. equipment. It is amazingly world. The icy skydive was have stayed longer. year the Chinese paved the the morning we mopped through Saturday. We had exciting." said Stout, a blandly named: North Pole bright-eyed, red-haired Expedition. young man. He and White Expedition Research direct Expedition Inc. got its start about 13 Research Inc. years ago at a mountain Do you want to climb climbing school in upstate Mount McKinley, or search New York where Stout, a for the lost treasures of New Yorker, and White, a sunken Spanish galleons in Baltimore native, first met the Caribbean? Or to walk as college seniors. along the 700-year-old Although Stout went to footsteps of Marco Polo? college in the West at the Expedition Research University of Washington will not only find someone and White in the East at to accompany you on your Princeton, they began the fantasy, but ^rves as a work that led them to An­ placement Bureau for napolis and Expedition expeditions in search of Research. participants, and finds "We wanted to work for manufacturers to sponsor ourselves, to combine our and to donate equipment outdoor interests with our and money for expeditions. education," | said Stout. Judy Lawson, an An­ "Through our moun­ napolis woman who is taineering experience, we sailing the North Atlantic knew we needed an alone from Plymouth, organization like ours." England, to Newport, R.I., Stout draws a distinction got her boat, clothing and between Expedition equipment from sponsors Research and companies found by Expedition that provide tickets for Research. thrill-seekers, such as Her boat, for instance, is commercial raft trips. named Serta Perfect Their company is geared Sleeper, which helps toward serious scientific explain how Stout and research or record White were able to per­ breaking attempts. suade the mattress The firm has one full­ manufacturer to put up the time secretary and three money for a expedition so part-time aides, but its unrelated to the bedding biggest expense is adver­ business. tising, often in specialty Stout and White are magazines on such out­ adventurous themselves. d o o rs activities as White has just returned backpacking or scuba from mountain climbing in diving. Switzerland and scuba "We're in the black, but diving in the Caribbean. not far in the black because Stout spends weekends all the money we make skydiving or crewing in hot goes back into marketing," air balloons. said Stout. “We've basically got a A year ago, the firm had better handle or feel as to 200 dues-paying members the whole concept of ($15 a year for students, expeditions than any other $20 for others), but now group, " said Stout. claims 2,000. About 40 per­ The titles of a few of the cent of them have resumes 100 or so expeditions on file that are being cross- registered with the firm referenced in a computer tend to bear him out: by specialized talents. —Caribbean Monk Seal Stout said he hopes for Expedition: a search for "a solid membership of the possibly extinct monk about 10,000," but boasts, seal. "If some things work out, — Hawaiian Spinner we'll have about 20,000 Dolphin Expedition: members by this time next zoological investigation of year. ‘ "There is too the Hawaiian spinner much potential here," he dolphin; said. "We see an incredible — Ba ts in B e liz e future in expedition Expedition: tropical research. We have research of bat populations flexibility no one else has. in Central America; We get to do everything we — Alaska Sea Otter ever dreamed of. And it is Expedition: observation of all a business expense."

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Betty^Jane Turner School of ^ance The Burton Dance Studio W Oak Street, Manchester is now is the past president of the Dance Teachers 200 to perform in Penn. She spent the Lee and Beverly Burton have been in the reopening for its 27th season of dance in­ Qub of Conn., an active member of the ‘Every Girl Should Have A Chance to Ringing.” Lee choreographed “Sound of have just recently returned from a awards and perform in professional and struction. summer dancing and entertaining in the dancing and entertainment field for more Music” in 1978 and “Oklahoma” in April Dance Masters of America Inc., the Dance’ summer of dance studies. They act and semi-professional shows. Members of The curriculum of the school includes Hershey Park Arena. than twenty years and are well known in 1979 for East Catholic High School. They Dance Educators of America, the (Says Cyd Charisse, noted dancer, in dance in community theater productions their professional staff JoAnn Taft assis­ classical tullet, tap, acrobatics, modem this area as performers, choreographers also choreographed the very successful lymessional Dance Teachers Association Both Karen and Laurie have performed ‘Good Housekeeping’ article) and perform in a nightclub act for various tant teacher has taught the children and Jazz, and baton twirling. Special classes and instructors. musical “Dames at Sea” during the of New York and also a member of the m many local theater productions. The ‘Whether you give your child dancing civic groups and country clubs. adult dance program at Manchester YW- are offered for boys in acrobatics­ s ^ l continues their studies throughout Residents of Vernon, the Burtons own summer season of 1977 for Nutmeg Better Business Bureau of Greater Hart­ lessons for a social or theatrical They have twice been honored by invita­ YMCA and the Adult Evening School. tumbling and tap. Pre-School classes for ford, Inc. the year with noted teachers and cor- the Beverly Bollino Burton Dance Studio Summer Playhouse at University of tion to join the faculty of the New York Karen Hjalmeer assistant teacher has background is not important. You haw in Manchester where for over two decades the three and four-year-olds are designed eographers in New York City. Connecticut. TTiis past summer they com­ Dance Congress where teachers come taught the childrens Summer Dance Graduates of the school Laurie Darling only to watch toddlers of two or three they’ve been teaching tap, jazz, classical to establish a sense of rhythm, build Tlie school offers entertainment to pleted the choreography for “Gypsy” from all over the country to study. Program for the past three years for the and Karen Trieschmann will again be on posing before a mirror when music is ballet, acrobactics and social dancing. better ciMirdination, establish r i^ t and mmy convalescent and senior citizen af­ Theater 3 Manchester Community Beverly has taught master classes for Glastonbury Music and Arts Camp which the faculty. Laurie was the first runner-up played, inventing little steps and arm Their students range in age from three to left directionality, and improve gross fairs during the year. Each spring their College. the Dance Teachers Club of Connecticut. was held at Glastonbury High School. motor skills. * in the Miss Manchester pageant in 1979 movements. They have a delicate sense of over 80 years old. and also won the Ulent award for dance dance revue is held at Manchester High rhythm and fre^om of expression that Lee started his theatrical career in 1946 They are active members of Dance Over 200 children were involved in this The adult program includes tap-ballet- School. During most of that time they have been when he was a member of the American performance of “Sweet Georgia Brown." epitomizes natural grace. But their legs Educators of America and Beverly is 1st program. jazz exercise and disco classes. The studio resident choreographers for almost every Theater Association in Berlin, Germany s«e spent the summer in Florida where □asses resume the week of Sept. 15th and their years grow longer, this grace vice-president of Dance Teachers Club of Student Tom Joyce was named 1st IS open Monday thru Saturday with day she taught a summer dance course Each student accepted into the school is musical produced by the Little Theater of and performed with the Armed Forces Conn. Chapter of Dance Masters of runner-up in the Junior Mr. Dance of and evening classes available. assured of proper and efficient dance becomes buried in self-consciousness, and Manchester, and have choreographed Special Services Branch. Karen audiUoned in New York City in they go into a gangly, or awkward age. America. Mrs. Burton was a judge for the Connecticut last April which is sponsored Betty-Jane Turner, director and teacher trauiing. For registration phone 563-8^ more than 20 musicals which include “The Beverly began as a child performer and Dance Masters of America New England by the Dance Masters of America. March and was one of seven chosen out of or 649^1256 Yet no girl needs to have an awkward age Boy Friend,” The Fantasticks,” “How to was a dancer on Channel 30 television Chapter Miss Dance Pageant held in The Burton Dancers also placed very If she IS enrolled in a good dancing class ' Succeed,” “Carousel,” “Fiddler on The variety show and a member of a New Boston last April. She also judged the high in the Senior Group and Line com­ Roof,” “ Jacques Brel,” “The Apple England performing touring troupe. groups and line competitions for the same petitions. Tree,” ‘‘Promises, Promises,” 'ITie Burtons take lessons themselves organization. “Cabaret,” “Company,” and “Bells Are periodically in New York and Boston, and Their students have won numerous B E m - JANE TURNER

School of Dance Albano W OAK 8T “Since 1954” MANCHESTER, CT Performing Arts Center Graded CUu$e$ in the Following Introductory, General and Advanced Courses

The Albano Performing Arts Center is Stanislavsky acting and voice and diction Tap . Ballet • Pointe • Modem Jomm the fastest growing performing arts for adults, teenagers and children with school in New England offering a Euro­ special emphasis on performing in its SPECIAL PRESCHOOL DANCE Acrobatic (TumbUng - Floor Exerci$e) •Boy. a rap Cla„a. . r«„ .4,* ch..„ pean approach in its curriculum outline. resident theater on 15 Girard Avenue, With complete exposure to dance, drama Hartford. (AGES 4-7) Baton Twirling - Dicio Adult Exercue, J omm, Ballet & Tap and music, a student has the option of The music program offers private in­ rounding out his performing arts learning, struction on all instruments with special BALLET9M0DERN9JAZZ9TAP • Pre-school classes eventually majoring in one or more of the emphasis placed on solid piano teaching. CHILDREN, TEENAGE & ADULT disciplines in wljich he feels most comfor­ Interdepartmental programs feature table and talented. Highly technical in its combined lessons in dancing, acting, and DRAMA WORKSHOPS .« studio: I approach and selective in its faculty, the music. s.pt4tii...... Albano Performing Arts Center builds a The center is located on its own grounds MUSIC^SINGING^ELOCUTION lA m erica and the ProfeaalohaT D ance " a ’ E

Register for the 1980— 81 Season at the Richard J. Risley Richard J. Risley Dance Studio 1159 Main St., Rt. 31, Coventry (Next to the 1st CongregaUonal Church) Classes Resume September 15th the studio on the go Wininger*8 Gymnastics School Classical Ballet • Pointe with the dancers 'on the go Tap • Jazz The director and founder. Bill graduate, she is in her second year at learning environment leads to enjoyment and vaulting. ’The boys program consists Pre-Ballett • Kinderdance Wininger,, a graduate of Southern Conn. Wininger’s. Robert Casavant, Manchester and increased self-confidence which in State College, is a physical education of the rings and parallel tors, the floor Two dancers from the Richard J. Risley native, physical ed. teacher at St. James turn leads to learning good gymnastic exercise, vaulting and side horse. Acro-Gymnastics teacher at Qover Street School. He has and St. Bridgets Schools in Manchester is Dance Studio, 1159 Main St., Coventry, skills. 'The newest program is pre-school gym­ coached and directed gymnastics schools also in his second year at the school. have gone to Paris where they are dancine Our competing team members have nastics. Offering fun, music, r h y ^ s , and at the Lido. for eight years. A new staff member, Eileen Shahuer- • All clabsctf graded to a^c ami ability with a along emphaaia on aound dance technique. received individual as well as team and introducing basic skills of gymnastics to Co-director, Dennis Adams, of the dian from Manchester, a June graduate of • All leaching material baaed on the Dance Maalera of America Sillipua Scott Burrell has been dancing there school honors. ’This past year they were help huild your child’s development, body Manchester school, a native of Rockville, Southern Conn. State College, and com­ • All claaaea taught peraonally by Mr. Rialey since November. While in Paris he has Conn. Gym. Assoc., league D, State awareness, improved coordination with is a physical education teacher and petitive gymnast, will be joining us in both • Competent, qualified adult aMialanI teachers. also been busy taking dance and voice Champions in Gass III. Compulsory and growths in muscular strength and self- ^m nastics coach for both boys and girls pre-school classes, gymnastic classes and classes as well as appearing on French Optional team honors were achieved by confidence. All of this for the 2Vk to 5 year Register Now... T.V. Scott is the son of Mr. Romona in Hartford, Conn, at Naylor Jr. High team coaching. winning the Invitational Championships School and Bulkeley H.S. He has been in­ olds. This program is directed again this studio — 742-9766 Burrell, 192 Standish Rd., Coventry. He The growth and success on Wininger’s last June, year by Joann Miller. volved with all levels of gymnastics for Gymnastics School are directly related to Roaidonco 742-6666 ; studied all phases of dance with Mr. ’The programs offered are for boys and For those interested feel free to stop by twelve years. the philosophy and personal attention Or Negleler at Ifw gtiidto Risley. He was the 1977 winner of the title girls, all ages and all levels of experience, and meet our staff and observe our Thu and FrI, Sept 11 and 12 bom 2-7 P.M and Sal SopI IS from 10 A.M urdH 2d)0 P.M, Other staff members are: Melaine “Mr. Dance of New York City”. Dance given to the students through proper in­ from 2Vi yr. olds to adults. ’The girls program. Dancing Is For Boys, Too! Master of New York City, Chapter No. 26. Jackson, former gymnast and A.A.U. struction and training. A healthy, happy program offers tumbling and floor exer­ Dmcc is used as a part of the training of Major Atheletes. Develops, coordination, In 1978 and 1979 he won the title of Mr. competitor. A Haddam-Killingworth cise, balance beam, uneven parallel bars. I agility and builds strong healthy bo^es. Dance of Conn, from the Dance Teachers Boys classes in: Tap, Ballet, Jazz and Acrobatics. Club of Conn., Chapter No. 18. Also in 1979 ADULT TAP, BALLET ^ JAZZ CLASSES he was the third runner up for the title of “Mr. Dance of America.” A graded system with c la ^ s for all age and ability levels from 3 years old to Eric Underwood is the son of Mr. and adults. Mrs. Robert Underwood, South Street, Coventry. He was attending the Universi­ ty of Utah as a Theater—Dance Major. He About Your Teacher appeared extensively in theatre produc­ Mr. Risley is a member of the Dance Teachers CTub of Conn., Inc.; the Dance tions and on TV in Utah. Masters of America, Inc.; the Dance Educators of America, Inc.; and the Conn. Federation of Dance, Inc. Scott was spotted by Lido He is the 2nd vice president of the Dance Teachers Club of Conn., Inc. and is the Choreographer Rich Rizzo while attending national director of D.M. Of A’s Mr. Dance Scholarship Competition. last year’s covention with Mr. Risely. Mr. Risley is a dance judge, having judged for scholarship auditions and dance Eric was accepted on the recommends- ' WININGER’S competitions at the chapter and national levels throughout the contry. He has also tion of both Scott and Mr. Risely. taught at workshops for teachers where he has presented master classes in tan The Risley school is a nationally and jazz. recogniz^ school. Mr. Risley’s students are continuously winning or placing in GYMNASTICS SCHOOL, Inc. competition; are dancing professionally Student Accomplishments and being accepted as dance majors in Students from this school are now dancing professionally, actively teaching and college level programs. attending college level dance and theatre major programs. Mr. Risley s students Mr. Risley is the National Director of compete each spring with the Dance Teachers Club of Conn, and have completed the Dance Masters of America’s Mr. OPEN HOUSE at DM of A Chapter No. 26, N.Y. City and the National Level. Dance of America Scholarship Competi­ 1980 Awards tion. He has been asked to judge both Adrian Morris, Winner, Jr. Mr. Dance of Ct. scholarship auditions and dance com­ PRESCHOOL QYMNASTICS Joe Pemaselli, 2nd Runner-up, Jr. Mr. Dance of Ct. 1979 awards petitions throughout the country, both at d a y t i m e D A T E the chapter and national level.- He has also Scott Burrell, 3rd Runner-up, National Mr. Dance, DMofA taught master classes for dance teachers THURSDAY 4 -8:00 S E P T . 4 Scott Burrell, winner, Mr. Dance of CT in tap and jazz. Jr. Group, 3rd Place FRIDAY 4-8:00 S E P T . 5 Mr. Risley feels that it is important to Joe Pemaselli, winner, Jr. Mr. Dance of CT gear his classes to the needs of every SATURDAY 10-5:00 S E P T . 6 SMtt Burrell and Eric Underwood are now dancing professionally at the Lido in child. He realizes that most are dancing PROGRAMS INCLUDE Pans. Scott has been a dancer on French TV. as a recreational outlet, but that some ADULT QYMNASTICS may want to persue a professional career. ' PRE-SCHOOL QYMNASTICS SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTION g ^^ofe$$ional Specializing in Dance He feels it is important that every child be ■ GIRLS’ CLASSES, BOYS’ CLASSES !^nool--A Nationally Education for Girls and treated as a dancer with this goal in mind because you never know which one will COMPETITIVE TEAMS AREA BOYS Recognised Teacher^ Boys for 23 years. decide that this is what they want to do FLOOR TUMBLING with their life. Happy, healthy, well AREA GIRLS *PARALLEL BARS trained dancers are the goals of this FLOOR TUMBLING • * SIDE HORSE * LONG studio. BALANCE BEAM • UN-EVEN HORSE VAULTING * MINI TRAMP Special for BARS* VAULTING* t '-'i 'll/: DANCE * MINI-TRAMP * * CONDITIONING * Risl^ Students CONDITIONING * ROUTINE COMPOSITION j Taffy’s of wston, a fine dance ROUTINE COMPOSITION wear company will be at the studio on Sept. 12, from S-7 selling dance 791 MAIN S Tm MANCHESTER shoes and dance clothing. This is STAFF: BILL WININGER & (JUT MOffi u n IMMIK) for the convenience of Risley BOYS CALL FOR INFO. OR REG. students, only. DENNIS ADAMS JIH SE _____ 646-3687 jjgRALD, Thurs., Sept. 4,1980 The Werner Studio 1980 — 7 The Werner Studio located in the House Dr. George Markey, dean of the Guilmont Kimberly Caruso School ft Hale Building at 953 Main St., School of Music, New York City. She has Manchester, offers instruction in piano, also attended various workshops at the of Dance and Gymnastics organ, voice and violin. The Studio was University of Hartford, University of founded in the 1930's by the late Frederick Bridgeport and the Hartford Conser­ Patti Dunne School E. Werner. vatory. This past March she spent a week Karen Kiuman, owner and manager of in Washington, D C. at the Music the studio, teaches piano, organ and voice. Teachers National Convention. In May she The The Patti Dunne School of Gymnastics, it shows for all students and it built upon She is certified by the Connecticut State was asked to speak at the Annual Meeting Inc. is now entering its eighth year of the philosophy and goal of instilling and Music Teachers Association and the of the Hartford Chapter of the Connecticut School operation. ’The school was started by Patti Music Teachers National Association as a creating healthy Selfimages in all its State Music Teachers Association. Her in 1973 in Bolton, Conn, under the name of teacher of piano. She was recommended topic was ‘The Music Teacher and Lear­ pupils through active participation in the by the Connecticut State Music Teachers o f The Patti Corrigan’s School of Gym­ sport of gymnastics and interaction with ning Disabilities, Music 'Therapy, and nastics. Association on the basis of outstanding other pupils and instructors. Teaching Keyboard to the Blind Student.’ Patti, the owner and program coor­ achievement and high professionai stan­ Along with her presentation she spoke Dance The Patti Dunne Schbol of Gymnastics dinator, has extensive experience in the competitive program has a reputation of dards in the field of music pedagogy. This about the classes and concerts that she sport of gymnastics. She started gym­ includes musical competence, teaching attended at the National Convention. producing fine gymnasts and has nastics at the age of 8 and has a reputation developed many State and Junior Olympic preparation and successful teaching She is a member of the Music Teachers in the state of Massachusetts of being the Champions. In 1977 Patti's team earned experience. National Association, Hartford Chapter of only gymnast to win every single event the U.S.G.F. Class II Championship Title The Music Teachers Association’s cer­ the Connecticut State Music Teachers tification plan was adopted in 1967 and is a from the time she started competition un­ and recently placed two gymnasts, Kim Association, American Guild of Organists, til the time she finished competing in national standard for the evaluation and Temple Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Stevenson of Manchester ’and Liz recognition of qualified independent Mass, and graduated from high school. Classman of South Windsor, as 1980 Class and the Amaranth. Her other qualifications include a 1968 music teachers. Continuing education, II State Champions. Also teaching at the studio are Gladys qualifier for the Olympic training squad, a performance and professional involve­ Grover, instructor of piano; and Martha “Dance Company members, 4 time Collegiate All-American, 1971 Patti’s staff includes highly qualified ment are significant features of this Hayes, who teaches piano and violin. ’They Collegiate National Vaulting and Uneven college graduates and other experienced program. are also members of the Connecticut State f Robin Speno and Steven Anderson Bar Champioit and a 1972 graduate of and trained gymnastic specialists that Mrs. Kissman is organist at the First Music Teachers Association. Lessons can Springfield College. have personalities conducive to working Church of Christ, Scientist, Manchester. in rehearsal. be started at any time during the year. Since the school opened in 1973, its with children. It is a healthy professional Her students have also entertained at the Also offered are lessons for adults — es- Masonic Home & Hospital in Wallingford. enrollment has tripled allowing the school school with a professional staff that pwially senior citizens — during the mor­ Pictured here is Miss Kim with prize She studied piano and organ with her un­ to expand and move into a larger facility provides a warm and wholesome at­ ning and evening. For your convenience pupil 6-year-old Karolyn Boyd. You can cle, Frederick E. Werner, and voice with in Manchester. The school has a reputa­ mosphere for children to learn and there are also three branch studios join in the fun with Miss Kim and Karolyn tion for the personal warmth and concern achieve. Lorean Hodapp at Westminster Choir located on Teresa Rd., Oak St., and this year. Call 568-5328 to register. College, Princeton, N.J.; and organ with Baldwin Rd., Manchester.

"A training school for Classical Ballet' y))SlC: ^entm 3'hmhe BEVERLY BOUINO BURTON Director: Enroll Now Joyce Karpiej Royal Academy of Dancing M M it T IN IIO Offering to * CLASSICAL BALLET Professional and • MENS CLASS 22 6AK8TREET, MANCHESTER WERNER Non-Professional • PARTENERING Directors: Lee & Beverly Burton Beginner thru * JAZZ COURSES Advanced • SPECIAL PROGRAM STUDIO OF PIANO Children and FOR 4YR-7YR OLDS CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN CLASSICAL Adults • BALLROOM ORGAN AND VOICE BALLET, TAP JAZZ, ACRDBATICS, TUMBLING

★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Resumes Teaching Patti Dunne’s BALLRDDM DANCE CLASSES NOW BEING FDRMED school of Gymnastics Monday, Sept 8th 210 Pine Street, Manchester, Conn. Learn: DISC0«HUSTLE4SWJNQ«CHA CHA«WALTZ Specializing in gymnastics for MERENQUE4P0LKA«RUMBA«F0XTR0T Girls of all ages, and younger boys KAREN W. KISSMAN PROGRAM FEATURES INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO, ORGAN AND VOICE RE6I8TER AT STUDIO •Small group instruction on all four Olympic Events, floor exercise, balance beam, vaulting, uneven bars. WED., SEPT. 3 - 3 to 8 PM • n 9® with the finest line of gymnastic apparatus. GLADYS M. GROVER Resident BaUet Company Professional staff of college graduates specialized in gymnastic INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO s!jlJ\V?r7 Available fo r THURS., SEPT. 4 - 3 to 8 PM training,_____ certifiedIfled gymnasticgymnastic rJudges, " '------and" current gymnastic champions. 2 -4 P M * Performances and Lecture FRI., SEPT. 5 - 3 to 5 PM •Preschool program forages 2V4 and up. MARTHA HAYES (Pubii, invii^) Demonstrations |Hlgh school recreation and women's sllmnastics/gymnastics STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL MAY AUDTITION FOR OUR High school competitors’ preparation class for gymnasts INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO AND VIOLIN ANNUAL“NUTCRACKER” competing on high school teams, and needing professional MORNING AND EVENING CLASSES FOR ADULTS . . FULLY EQUIPPED SOX STUDIOS FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 training on advanced skills and routine competition Your CLAtm KfllN KPT 11 AT THE -DJUKENTBr coaches are welcome. , For Your Convonlonco ffogftfratfont 406 Main SL, Manehaalar, CT 00040 Mr. and Mrs. Burton are well-known In this area as performers, level)'"** •®®®’ program (Beginner'through advanced Will Bo Tokon By Phono. choreographers and instructors. They are members of Dance •A warm and tr'nndly atmosphere conducive to learning. 068-2709 CAU 028-9288 848-4788 Educators of America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mrs. Burton is a member of STUDIO: 953 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Dance Masters of America and vice president of Dance Teachers Club Please register at our Studio OTHER STUDIO LOCATIONS of Conn., Inc. Mr. Burton Is also a member of The Professional Dance TERESA RD. OAK ST. BALDWIN RO Teachers Association Inc., Chapter #1 N.Y.C. S ept 3-6 10~4 P.M. and 6-9 P.M. TELEPHONE 643-7815 - 643-8137 - 647-1623 for more information caii 649-3577 ---• • Wfc» 'itf • j

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The School of Dance Fall opening at studio The School of Dance in Bolton was es­ spacious studios, graded classes from pre­ tablished in 1975 under the artistic direc­ ballet (ages 4-7) and children’s modem The Center Ballet Theatre Lessons in piano and voice are Miss Fraser-Wodal also attended the tion of Jan Johnson Batignani. Jan. through adult levels, and a technically available. Hartford Conservatory, MCC, TYinity formerly a soloist with the Hartford sound resident dance company. Plenty of free parking. College and is presently a graduate stu­ Ballet Company and Modern Dance An educational lecture demonstration The Center Ballet Theatre will have an pany’s, and is presently involved with the European teaching methods. dent in the Master of Liberal Studies Theater, graduated from the Hartford series performed for the spectators as “Open House” Sunday September 7th Jose Limon Company in New York City Our studio was originally a Cheney Program at Wesleyan University, Ballet Company's teacher training well as school systems has been a thrilling n z from 2-4 p.m. Refreshments will be working on a new work to be performed in carriage house. Now an exposed beam Middletown. She has been a soloist with program in 1970. She has taught for the experience for the spectators as well as served and a class will be in progress for the fall. We also welcome Rob Kowalski ceiling takes the place of the rafters and a Center Church Choir, Manchester, with Hartford Ballet as well as Julius Hartt the "Dance Company” members. “We viewing, students may register at this who will guest teach when available from wrought iron'spiral staircase replaces the Asylum Hill Congregational Church, Hart­ School of Music and the Mansfield hope to develop a dance audience ip time if they wish. Fall classes begin his performing with the “Concert Dance wide loft stairs. The walls are paneled in ford, and with Manchester Community Creative Dance Council in addition to her Eastern Connecticut through our lecture Thursday September 11th. Scholarships Company of Boston” . dark brown bam board. This quiet setting College Chorus. responsibilities at the School of Dance, series and performance endeavors,” are available for boys. Joyce Karpiej Director of the Center in­ is a stimulus to music learning. At present she is employed as a part- where she now offers classes as diver­ explains the director, “Professional per­ vites students in the school to audition Janette Fraser-Wodal, teacher of voice, time lecturer at MCC and also as choral sified as dance history, dance composi­ formances of this kind are only ac­ The studios at the “Dancenter”, 466 September 27th for our annual perfor­ began her career in the Manchester- director and teacher of applied voice. In tion. and pedagogy and syllabus. Jan has complished when class time is devoted en­ Main St., Manchester, are 30'x60' with mance of “Nutcracker” to be presented in Hartford area. She has studied at the addition to these duties she teaches pre­ continued her dance training with well tirely to technique, and rehearsal time is high ceilings, large windows, dressing the Hartford area. Mrs. Karpiej has again Juilliard School of Music, New York City school and primary music at Early known dancers and choreographers in­ set aside for performance preparations. rooms for men and women, offices, been invited to direct the full length ballet and is an artist pupil of Dolf Swing, also of Childhood Learning Center in Manchester. cluding Dan Wagoner. Merjm Bernes. With this valid teaching process, we are waiting rooms, and their own costume “Scrooge” in Palm Beach Florida for the New York. Linda Kent, and Truda Kaschmann. developing technically sound dancers and room. Palm Beach Ballet Company* where she The School of Dance boasts of a a dance company that performs an We welcome to our staff for the coming choreographed the ballet last year. The professionally trained faculty of 5. two exciting repertoire that pmple are in­ year Mr. Brad Roth who trained in Center follows a graded syllabus with a terested in coming to see!” modem dance while at Cornell University special program for 4 thru 7 years of age. Kimberly Caruso and upon his return to Hartford, trained at Also on the teaching staff for the coming the Hartford Ballet Company. He has per­ year are Gail Chipman school ad­ School of Dance & Gymnastics formed with the Hartford Chamber ministrator, Debra Martinello, Doreen Ballet, the Syracuse, Ithaca, Chicago and Philpotts, Susan Turner and Moraith 1169 MAIN ST. 2nd FLOOR E.H. Hartford Ballet Company. He has taught MacRae. master classes throughout New England The first company performance for the and in Upper State New York. And has season will be October 16th in Stafford choreographed for the Hartford Chamber Springs. For more information on classes Dance OF DUNCE Ensemble and the Syracuse Ballet Com- please call 528-6266 or 568-2756. FIRST ANNIVERSARY 32 HEBRON ROAD, BOLTON, CONNECTICUT •TAP AT NEW STUDIO WILL BEGIN CLASSES ON SEPT. 15TH •BALLET

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REGISTRATION STARTS SEPT. 6, 1979 MISS KIM IS A MEMBER OF; V Danrr Maslrn of Amcrira, National Aaaorialion of Danrr '•<£-/ and Affiliated Arliala, Professional Dance Teachers Associa­ tion, and Dance Teachers of Conn. Under tl^ie artistic direction of Jan Johnson Batignani, . REGISTER BY PHONE .-•-vSi'C graduate of the Hartford Ballet Company's teacher training 568-5328 porgram and former soloist with the Hartford Ballet Co. and CALL AT ANYTIME Modern Dance Theatre. Jarwtte Fraser-Wodal, teacher of voice, began her career In thd Manchester Hartford area. She has studied at the Julllard School of Music, New York City and la an artist pupil of Dolf Swing, also of New York. A Brouchur* Is AvallaMs Upon Roqiwst. Brad Roth Teaching at Center Ballet Theatre 8«o Us At Ths Rockvlllo FssMvall 192 HARTFORD RD. TEL. 649-7804 Ill - K\ ENING HERALD. Thun . S«pt. 4. 1980 4, 1 9 0 0 -1 1

% I '* i II ^ ^ § 1 School Credits i Mary Cadorette, a former student of year by the Dance Teachers’ Club of Miss Morlocks is performing in the new wnn., in which Kimberly Dunn of East Broadway musical, “42nd Street” in New Hartford was first runner up and Tina ^ r k City at the Winter Garden Theater. Paquette age 14, also of East Hartford / Trie musical was produced by David was the 2nd runner up. Merrick and choreographed by Gower Miss Morlock is a member and past ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S i f *V- (jiampion. Bonnie Gfuellette age 16, of president of the Dance Teachers’ Qub of East Hartford, won the title of “Jr. Miss ^nn., Inc. Dance Masters of America and Dance of Conn., 1980” in the Performing i^ofessional Dance Teachers Organiza- Arts Pageant sponsored by the Dance tion of N.Y. She has been on the faculty T ochers’ Club of Conn., in April. Her Jr. for most of the major organizations in the Betty Jane Turner Dance Class Line entitled “Count Down, This Is It” country and has just returned from placed third in the Jr. Line category Houston. Texas, where she was chairman Herald Kimberly Dunn age 16, of East Hartford^ and one of the adjudicators for the was the third runner up in the “Jr. Miss CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING National Jazz Auditions. She also was co- Dance of N.Y; 1980” pageant. This competi­ chairman of the Performing Arts Com­ tion was sponsored by Dance Masters of mittee. She recently was a judge for the America, N.Y.C., Chapter m in Lw^ “Terpsichore Awards” in Brockton, Dans KISS Island in May. Suzanne Nista age 11, of Im ss., and for the Dance Educators in CMi: 643-2711 West Hartford, was first runner up in the West Haven. She studied this summer “Petite Miss Dance of N.Y., 1980” con­ both in New York City and Houston, ARE FOR DANCING test. Scholarship auditions are held each Texas. Classic Danskin leotards perfect for your every dance step. Stretch your '.vardrobe ivith these•bediitifui styles

m s s A M T A MARY M. MORLOCK Studio of Dance School of Portoming Arts MANCIIESTEK EAST HARTFORD GLASTONBURY Classes in All Forms of Dance Miss Anita is pleasnl In an­ nounce the lifninninK of her Studio Locations Beginners through Professional Levels ninth year of teaching in TEMPLE BETH TEFILAII Ihe East Hartford/area. 465 OAK STREET Tap - Ballet - Pointe - Aero - Gymnastics This year she is starlinK all EAST HARTFORD nea excitinu dance leAni- Classes held on which Include Balance Beam, Vaulting and Floor Exercise t)ue classes for all a«es and & levels. Miss Anita’s students MON.. TIIES. THliRS. for the [last .several years ALL SAINTS Adult Classes now forming in Ballet - Tap - Jazz and have successfully contpeted EPISCOPAL CHURCH at the Dance f'apers of 444 HILLS STREET Aerobic Fitness for the young right up through to the Oinn . Rhode Island and EAST HARTFORD Senior Citizen. YOUR DANCE Mass. Several of her stu­ Classes held on SCHOOL SUPPLY dents have (ilaced well on CLASSES WILL their school Kyinnastics START SEPT. 4th HEADQUARTERS teams. Classes resume the week of Sept. 15th. For information and registration Styit 198 ^1 1 H ScMp Nock call SOS-4030 anytime, starting Sept. 2nd. Long Slotvts Miss Anita has attended for the past several years P.D.T.A. (Profession­ Stvit 98 al Dance Teachers Association). Red and Blue Dance Caravan in New Scoop Nick York and Hartford, also Dance Olympus in New York and Boston. In Shoft SiMvtf order to keep up with the latest in dance, she is continuing her studies Studio Locations Style 18B -Ad|u$Tibte VNtck in the Mas^s New York areas. Miss Anita is a member of P.D.T.A and a summer of 1979 she was Gymnastics Direc- East Hartford c**^ ?i! i. 1 ( amp and last February was Gymnastics Director West Hartford I lor the Park and Recreatton Department of Rocky Hill 988 Main Street 119 Park Road Classes In: TAP • JAZZ • ACROaMNASTICS* BAllH Formerly the Center Fabric Shop 2 Blocks West of WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS - THURSDAY NIGHTS HI 9 • POINTE • BATON TWIRLING • BOYS TUMBLING* opposite Governor Street Prospect Street PRE SCHOOL (2 yrs. & up) ihiu ADULT CLASSES ★ BEGINNER ihru ADVANCED Just 2 min. from 1-84 DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • 649-5221 ' No Gymna*tiot Equipment or “Evervthiag for Ihe Family an d Home S ^ e 1911!" FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE '• CHARGElARGE CARDSCARI ACCEPTED REGISTRATION NOW GOING ON All Saints Church CALL 56M279 from 9 A.M.-7 P.M. ANY DAY 444 Hills Street 12 - EVENING HERAU)^Thurs.,Jept i

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... .A ’ An Invitation to Dance With The fimaUa, 'jibjUojt SchooL of. (bimsL dfdA home of the Manchester Youth Ballet Priscilla Gibson School of Dance A resident ballet company available The Priscilla Gibson School of Dance and is available for performances as well fo r performances and Arts, located at 388 Main St. is a as lecture demonstrations. demonstrations professionally operated school offering all The Youth Ballet had a most successful forms of dance education from beginner season having performed at all eleven to professional levels, and aims with each Manchester elementary schools for the For information regarding auditions for student, a complete education in dance. Board of Eklucation Fine Arts Program, the Manchester Youth Ballet phone 643’ 5710 Miss Gibson, director of the school, a demonstrations at area kindergartens, a talented and accomplished dancer is a production of its own, and a performance well qualified professional teacher having at the Bicentennial ^ndshell. The com­ if Graded classes in 'k Pre-School taught in the area for several years and is pany has been most fortunate to have the well known for her classical ballet in­ training and choreography of many Classical Ballet ir Tap struction, having produced and directed professional dancers from the New York, ★ Pointe if Gymnastic Tumbling-^ the ballets Les Sylphides, Les Patineurs, Conn, and Mass, areas. The Youth Ballet, if Pre-Ballet Acrobatics Stars and Stripes, Boutique Fantasque, combining with the students of the school Coppelia and Sleeping Beauty. will this season present its first Christmas 'k Ja%» if AdultBallet & ]a%% Miss Gibson received her early training production. if Teen Classes from her mother, Rolda Gibson, a Manchester dance instructor for 25 years, Dancers who have trained at the school **An Education in Dance** has studied all forms of dance at leading and gone on to further their dance educa­ "A dancer Is an athlete, and like any other athlete runs a constant risk of Injury — to j schools and under nationally recognized tion are Karen Moore, a recent graduate minimize that risk, good technical training Is essential — be an educated parent or( instructors in ballet, tap, jazz and of North Carolina School of the Arts, now dancer — choose your teacher carefullyl acrobatics, and continues to study to bring dancing with the Pennsulvania Ballet, quality dance education to the school. Monica Smith, attending Skidmore on a A well known choreographer, she has dance scholarship, Chris Coughlin a per­ FALL SEMESTER BEGINS choreographed productions for various forming member of the Southern Conn. organizations in the New England area, Dance Group, and numerous other SEPT. 15 and has been guest artist and teacher students who while still studying at the throughout New England and the Middle school have attended the North Carolina CALL 643-5710 - 643-6414 Atlantic States. School of Arts, intensive summer The school follows a graded course of program, and dance centers throughout Registratiofi DatM at ttia School study thereby developing properly the New England to study with renowned' SairtamlMr A — technique, control, strength and coordina­ teachers in all fields of dance. 4 8 2-7 tion n ^ e d of a good dancer. Miss Gibson is a member of Dance September 6 — 10-2 An outgrowth of the school is the Masters of America Inc., Dance Teachers Manchester Youth Ballet, a non-profit Gub of Conn., National Association of company, which offers young talented Dance and Affiliated Artists, and is a dancers an opportunity to appear in a board member of the Manchester Arts 388 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER company that performs on a regular basis Council.