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16 - EVENING HERALD. S«t.. June 21. I860 y Area may be immune to money woes MANCHESTER HAS IT! First of four stories barrier to an otherwise difficult recession. "I wouldn’t say an increase in saving runs contrary to those ripples from becoming waves.” That recession made itself known nationally earlier what happens during recessions,” Johnson said. "People Tile bankers called local depositors cautious by nature, By KEVIN FOLEY this month when the unemployment figure hit 7.8 percent put more away because they want to have Something and Hale said, "They want safety as oppos^ to risky in­ and a 21 percent drop in new housing starts was recorded BUSINESS DIRECTORY GUIDE FOR Herald Reporter there in case they lose their job. ’They Want to keep the vestments or high flyers.” While his bank has seen what in April, the worst showing in 17 years, according to Cen­ anchor to windward.” he termed “a negative deposit flow” from savings over I in the MANCHESTER — The rest of the country may be sus Bureau figures. Bearing out the bankers’ statements is Richard Picks, the last year. Hale pointed out much of that money was facing a long, hard recessionary siege, but three iocai The advice from the three bankers surveyed? Avoid a spokesman for the State Labor Department in being invested in insured money market certificates, MANCHESTER AND SURROUNDING bankers agree Manchester, and the Hartford vicinity in risky investments and channel savings into "sure bet.” Wethersfield. Saying the department has always con­ something the Heritage and other financial institutions generai, may be one area immune to the money woes "The east of the river labor market has always run con­ tended UTC is one of Connecticut’s "great streng&s,” he have been recommending. ‘ ‘ beginning to show up eisewhere. trary to what the rest of the state and nation are noted that such divisions as Electric Boat in Groton and Tlie certificates, unlike standarch savings accounts, VICINITY Those same bankers also agree local wage earners experiencing,” Hale remarked recently. "Our market Pratt and Whitney have contracts "they won’t be able to require a minimum deposit of $10,000 and yield around 9 'HetmmAt^JGlaslioiibiiry, should exercise caution with their savings. William Hale, seems to be much more constant; Pratt and Whitney and fill for ten years." percent after a six-month maturity is reached. A two- president of the Heritage Savings and Loan, Nathan the Hartford-based insurance companies have something year certificate is also offered, yielding upwards of 11V4 ^To IHInulet from Maneheiter SSiveTy "And we have a^number of other strong points,” Picks Agostinelli, president of the Manchester State Bank and to do with it.” said. "Many corporations are moving headquarters into percent after two years. Like Hale, Agostinelli said he FEATURING THIS WEEK .. Got A Pslnllng froblem? Wi'll Help! William Johnson, president of the Savings Bank of Agostinelli echoed Hale, saying the luxury of a firmly the state and 17,000 to 20,000 more people were employed has moved larger depositers over to the money market as Manchester, each say savings are on the rise at their entrenched employment tase is one reason he and other CUNUFFE AUTO BODY Service etill meene lometfilng to ue— ind lifvloe fw n e ipeodlfto enDooT in April 1980 than in April, 1979.” a hedge against spiraling inflation. time with you to help yw eelect the noM peint flnlih for met )ob you're plerv banks. bankers have noticed the swing towards saving. Still, Picks pointed out, Connecticut’s labor force Inflation —the flip side of a recession —Hale blames on The sliding economic trends in the rest of the nation nlofl. See ue tor peint end eervloe when you plen youreiext oroleci. Johnson tempered his optimism by saying although experienced a 4.9 percent unemployment rate but he loose credit. He said the public “has been playing it have not surfaced to a large extent in Manchester, they deposits were up slightly, a recession which affects the added no “mass layoffs” had been registered. lazy,” by “using the plastic when the cash isn’t CUNUFFE AUTO BODY contend. two major industries would have a backlash affect in “We have seen a ‘ripple effect’ from what the rest of available.” Recent restrictions imposed on Pederal 6 4 3 -0 0 1 6 Wu/o^«o»PAINTCQ All three bankers credit the presence of a healthy Pratt Manchester’s economy. This in the face of United the U.S. is experiencing,” Picks said, "with more claims, Reserve banks may stem the flow of easy credit, but Hale QUALITY WORK AT COMPETITVE PRICES and Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford and a solid in­ Technologies Chairman of the Board Harry Gray’s two-tenths of a percent higher unemployment in April and the others still call it America’s “number one” ^O M FUm COLLISION UPAIR tOuR surance industry in Hartford as the key elements in the pronouncement that UTC is all but "recession proof.” problem. •fORIION AND AMERICAN CARS INDEPENDENT and a decline in personal income. But our stengths stop •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFINO D4D.4501__

pNofW 646-0863 OPTICAL^,. 763 MAINS! Clerk OKs iianrliFBtFr 341 Broad St. • '( * ' L' * Manchsitsr 643-1191 :? ' . k Mancheiler 191 I P'oleisionil Park ' Suita lO S MAIN ST MANCHESTER Bftty Gallagher CHNLIFFE A No hugs in GOP offices ticut Health Center, is also th e institution’s fire Amodcan hostages. Witnesses said the plane, with Sanjay at the controls, Ghotbzadeh, interviewed on television in Paris, was made three loops and was again looping-the-loop near the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Everyone Immediately Four killed in rampage marshal. asked what the conditions would be for freeing of the presidential palace, when the pilot appeared to lose con­ thought of Watergate, but the police said those He was given the added hostages, held for 233 days. He replied, "W e’ll see." trol and the craft "wobbled and fell to the ground.” Iliey mysterious wires found In Republican National Com­ DAINGERFIELD, Texas (UPI) — Dressed in combat duties after completing a Previous statements by officials iif Iran have indicated reported the plane crashed with a loud bang. mittee headquarters carried background music, not gear and armed with four guns, former math teacher 13-week state fire the parliament might not consider the hostage question secrets. Alvin Lee King HI brought his "w ar” to the F irst Baptist marshal’s course at the until September. But Ghotbzadeh said the lawmakers It all began last week - on the eighth anniversary plus Church, where he had unsuccessfully sought character State Public Safety would take it up after completing their first tasks, which Summit sessions continue one day of the Watergate break-ln> when a security witnesses for bis incest trial, police say. Complex in Meriden. He he sidd included choosing a parliamentary president and expert hired by GOP national co-chairman Mary Glsp King, 45, burst into the church auditorium Sunday mor­ scored highest among the VENICE, Italy (UPI) — President Carter broke bread electing supreme court judges. o* told her he thought she was the target of electronic sur­ ning as the choir was midway through “ More About 40 trainees, who also in­ today with Benedictine monks and then joined other veillance. Jesus,” iuuiounced "this is war” and opened fire with an cluded fire chiefs and leaders of the world’s seven most advanced industrial ’The expert. Army reserve intelligence officer Richard AR-15 rifle, police said. building inspectors from democracies to discuss political and economic problems. E. Govignon, said he found a magnetic field and wires in A 78-year-Old, woman and a 7-year-old girl were killed Connecticut towns. Crash kills GhandhVs son The third session of the sununit got under way about an her office that indicated she might have been elec­ before King cotild be wrestled out of the building. In less The course covered the hour late in the ornate baroque library next to the NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Sanjay Gandhi, 33, con­ tronically monitored. than a minute, 11 people were wounded. state fire codes and the Benedictine monastery on the island of San Giorgio troversial son of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and In­ Another security firm, brought in by GOP Chairman Once on the front lawn. King pulled a .22-callber pistol standards of the National Maggiore in the Venice lagoon. dia's second most powerful person, was killed today in Bill Brock, late Saturday determined the magnetic field and killed two men who had tr i^ to subdue him, officers Fire Protection Associa­ the crash of a light plane he was piloting through an Carter was first to arrive for the second and final day no longer existed, although it could not say if that was the said. He then went across the street to a fire station and tion. of meetings. He and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre aerial stunt. case last Wednesday when Govignon did his examination. shot himself in the head. As Health Center fire marshal, Howe will review construction and renova­ 7V77 W- tion plans and advise on Peopletalk whether they meet these codes and standards. Other 2 duties will include fire safety inspections. Chicken who— Howe, has been with the Health Center five years. Show biz is a cruel master. It’s disciples spend He lives at 1263 F a r ­ years and reams of dollars getting their names im­ mington Ave., West Hart­ bedded in the public consciousness, then have to ford. hide in anonymity for a moment of privacy. Toward that end, most celebrities adopt paging lOWtII lIMPflAIUlit names so that their real names don’t get blasted Auxiliary ^ SO 3 over public address systems. Ben Vereen’s — at the Prices Effective M o r ., June 23 thru Sat., June 28,1980. MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas where he’s leader HAM l« . .|MI0» REDEEM THIS VALUABLE Jy; COUPON A* headlining — is O’Conner Flood. That’s the E 3 character he played in Bob Fosse’s “All That Jazz.” gets grant UPtWtAIHkK »010CA»t © And why did he pick that particular role? Well, says he, it might be awkward to be paged as FARMINGTON - Mrs. 1 0 0 E X T R A For period ending 7 a.m. EST 6/24/80. During Monday “Chicken George” from "Roots,” or "Leading Theresa Varney of GET UP TO night, showers are likely along the north Pacific coast Player” from “Pippin,” or “Judas Escariot” from m Manchester, state presi­ and in sections of the Tennessee Valley and vicinity. S& H QREEN STAMPS “Jesus Oirist Superstar.” Generally fair weather is indicated elsewhere across the dent of the Veterans of on purchases totaling *10 to *19.99 Foreign Wars Auxiliary, nation. CKCcer ON t h o s e it e m s e ic iu o c o by l a w was among auxiliary of­ WITH COUPON LMIT ONE COUPON aEN CUSTOMER Middle woman ficials who presented a $1,- 0 0 0 0 THRU SATURDAY JUNE 28.1980 300 grant recently to a Bob Hope, iit the center of the country Sunday to University of Conneclcut Weather forecast dedicate former first lady Mamie Doud Eisenhower’s Boone, Iowa birthplace, told about 4,- Island rest scientist for cancer M m t b s t ly sunny and warm today and Tuesday with highs Gov. research. 000 lowans and dignitaries, including Robert Heading home after a stay on Nantucket for the island ferry to take them to the in the 80s or about 29 C. Fair and mild tonight. Lows up­ D. Ray, that Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie The newest grant brings per 50s to the mid 60s. Probability of precipitation 10 per­ "w ere middle Americans to the core.” Island, Jim and Joanne Show of Derry, N.H., mainland. (UPI photo). to $7,000 the sum donated REDEEM THIS VALUABLE Jyj COUPON cent through Tuesday. Light variable w t^ sjn o stly Hope said he met the couple in the middle of take a rest by the water’s edge while waiting the auxiliary to Dr. Ed­ southwesterly through Tuesday. • " Algers about halfway through World War II and mund J . Lovett, an assis­ EXTRA S&H Mi s . Eisenhower, who died last Nov. 1 at age 83, tant professor of im­ 2 0 0 E X T R A Long Island Sound / was “the most down-to-earth person I ever m et.” munology in the depart­ The Long Island Sound forecast from Watch Hill, Says he, “They were right out of a Norman Schiff faces sentencing ment of surgery at S& H QREEN STAMPS R.I., to Montauk Point, N.Y.: A stationary high Rockwell painting. Mamie is indeed everyone’s UConn’s school of ' pressure area over the eastern United States wiUi weak mother, everyone’s grandmother, everyone’s idol.” medicine. He is working on GREEN STAMPS on purchases totaling *20 to *29.99 southerly flow will prevail for one or two days. South Hope was principal speaker at the dedication of ways to help the body’s im­ E|CERT ON THOSE ITEMS EKCLUOEO 8Y LAW mune system fight cancer. WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER winds 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. Southwest winds at 10 the small yellow and white-frame house in the mid­ for income tax evasion I GOOD THRU SATURDAY JUNE 28.1980 to 15 knots tonight and Tuesday. Fair weather through dle of town. WITH THESE COUPOHS Tuesday. Visibility 5 miles or more. Average wave HARTFORD (UPI) - Irwin A. the June 6 convictions, put the final granted him the trial, his second. heights 1 to 2 feet today and tonight, increasing Tuesday. Schiff, having failed twice in a year touches on a lengthy statement he In his charge to the jury, G arie dis­ Raffle Top,NolcIv to convince a jury that no American hoped to read in court before missed Schiff’s defense that wages Extended outlook has to pay income taxes, was ordered sentence was pronounced. are not income and that federal t h is i s h o w it WORKS; Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through Soft sell to appear before a judge today to pay In the statement, he was once reserve notes - dollar bills - are not winners Friday; Zsa Zsa Gabor is a businesswoman as well as an the legal price for practicing what he again expected to outline his belief legal tender. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair so loudly preaches. that the government can’t force He also said the defendant’s claim named actress and she’s not a FOtlOWWO =1 '« .. MS.SS Wednesday. Chance of showers Thursday. Gearing bit above combining the anyone to pay taxes and that they the U.S. Constitution requires that MANCHESTER 3 0 0 EXTRA ^ Friday. Highs well up in the 80s Wednesday and Thursday two. Schiff faced up to a year in prison can’t be collected in paper money direct taxes be apportioned on a • Redeem coupons —Winners in the recent St. and In the 70s to low .80s on Friday. Overnight lows mostly and $10,000 in fines on each of two since it isn’t backed up by gold or basis of population did not apply. ,or 4 0 0 EXTRA SRH OREEH STAM Slated for a cameo on Bridget bazaar raffle have in the 60s. “Love Boat,” she didn’t convictions for wilfully failing to file silver. Schiff is the author of an an­ SA H QREEN STAMPS been announced. Vermont: Partly cloudy through the period. Chance of for minute forget that income tax returns which were tigovernment book called "The ...... coupon, 8*' «WRS on purchases totaling *30 to *39.99 First prize, a car, was thunderstorms mainly Wednesday and Thursday after­ she's goodwill am­ returned earlier this month in U.S. Schiff was convicted for knowingly Biggest Coa- How the Government is lor 500 EXTRA 8 E H OREEM S EXCEPT ON THOSE ITEMS EKCLUOEO SV LAW won by J . Anzulewicz, 25 noons. Daily highs mostly in the 80s and overnight lows bassador for the District Gmrt. refusing to give financial data on tax . Fleecing You,” which the prosecu­ A o c with your pu rchase or ou WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER N Beech Road, Enfield. Se­ • Redeem coupons A,B & C wttn y f .M. GOOD THRU SATURDAY JUNE 28.1980 upper 50s and 60s. Montgomery Ward Auto But the 51-year-old Hamden finan­ returns in 1974 and 1975, following a tion in the second trail said he was cond prize, a TV, was won C - . . . . r - y ______ir-«li2 Maine and New Hampshire: Warm and more humid Gub. cial consultant remained convinced trial marked by long lectures on his trying to promote by not paying his (00 EXTHX S(H O M iH >T*l<8^ by T. Wright, 22 Kenyon St. with a chance of afternoon showers through the period. So, in connection with he’d lost just a b. ttle and would still beliefs which drew repeated prosecu­ taxes. 'nv.N oicii Highs in the 80s. Lows in the 50s to lower 60s. win his war against taxes as he tion objections. Schiff’s 1979 conviction in U.S. A-7, Hartford. her role, the department Third prlze,a bicycle, was store chain now is run­ prepared for sentencing by Chief Shortly alter the jury returned the District Court in Bridgeport had been won by M. Schlaefer, 35 ning a contest, the prize U.S. District Court Judge T. Emmet verdict following nine hours of voided by the 2nd Circuit U.S. Tolland Ave., Rockville. The Almanac for which is a cruise Garie. deliberations over two days, Schiff District (^urt of Appeals In New Fourth prize, a bicycle, aboard the liner Schiff, who had represented vowed to take his battle back to the York, which ruled improper evidence was won by Millie C3ioman, By United Press International featured in the sitcom. him self in the trial which ended in federal appeals court which had was admitted. CLIP&SAVE THESE COUPONS FOR EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! 115 Broad St., Manchester. Today is Monday, June 23, the 175th day of 1980 with 191 '.But Zsa Zsa’s services m to follow. didn’t end there. Before MoffeiVs task force vrwm" The moon is moving toward its full phase. the taping was over. she managed to sell a Classes full The morning star is Venus. Montgomery Ward range to “Love Boat” skipper 100 COUNT MINUTE MAID The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Gavin M c L ^ . MANCHESTER - The QUART JAR Saturn. Recreation Department TETLEY ORANGE Those bom on this date are under the sign of Cancer. has announced the closing HELLMANN'S The duke of Windsor, Britain’s King Eldward VIII, was Quote of the day Transit funding urged of registrations for its MAYONNAISE J U IC E c^a^SJn bom June 23, 1894. pottery class, craft class T E A B A G S New York actress Dorothy Clark, on the set of HARTFORD (UPI) - A special The task force said the state should Line and the Canal Line, which WHh Coupon and AddHlonsI *10.00 Food Purchase. Lbnil One With Coupon and Additional 'tO.OO Food Purchaae. Lhiui One With Coupon and AddHional *10.00 Food Purchaao. Until Ont On this date in history: (ages 6 through 8) and ten­ “They All Laughed,” which costars Audrey Hep­ task force says Connecticut should re-examine its commitments to parallels Route 10 from New Haven Coupon per Cuilomer. Good Sun . June 22 thru Set.. June 21. 1980. Coupon ptr Cuitomer. Good Sun., June 22 thru Sal.. Junt 28. 1980 Coupon per Cuitomer. Good Sun.. June 22 thru Sal., June 28. 1980. In 1845, the Congress of Texas agreed to the territory’s nis classes (all ages). The burn, Ben Gazzara and John Ritter: “Don’t talk to pump an additional $100 million into building highways “that were con­ to Northampton, Mass. annexation by the United States. craft class for ages 9 me about a recession. Actors are used to starving. mass transit to revitalize rail and bus ceived during the 1950s when gasoline Also recommended were: ' In 1947, the U.S. Congress enacted the Taft-Hartley through 12 has limited Moat of us won’t even notice it.” service in the state while taking supplies were plentiful.” -A legislative 'Investigation “to Top.NolcIi labor act over the veto of President Truman. space remaining. another look at pending highway con­ Today, however, expansion of the determine the adequacy and proper In 1967, Connecticut Sen. Thomas Dodd, a Democrat, struction plans. highway system "increases the utilization of staffing at the state was censured by the U.S. Senate for misusing campaign The 18-member Mass Transporta­ prevelance of urbansuburban sprawl Departent of'Transportation.” funds. Glimpses tion Task Force, created by Rep. while also contributing to en­ -Initiation of a strong citizens lobby In 1973, the United States and Russia signed an agree­ Toby Moffett, D-Conn., emphasiz^ vironmental pollution,” the study “ftt' order to influence decision Play It Safe ment to expand airline service between the two coun­ Victor Borge — whose biting satire of a rising said. 2 the need to promote energy conser­ makers on mass transportation tries. Adolf Hitler forced him to flee Denmark in the 1930s On The Highways vation and efficiency in chse Presi­ It recommended that the issues.” — has been named by President Carter to serve on With motorcycling on the dent Carter imposes “a tough federal Legislature support an additional -Improve mass marketing A thought for the day: Irish poet Jam es Stephens said, the United States Holocaust Memorial Council ... rise — registration! are up gasoline conservation plan. $100 million in bonding authorization techniques to promote mass transit 160 percent since 1968 — "Women are wiser than men bwause they know less and Eugene Ormandy, completing his 44th and final “Where will Connecticut stand, if to obtain a large federal share of fun­ use. it's more important today understand more." year as music director of the Philadelphia and when that critical day arrives?” ding for the purchase of rail cars and -Provide discount fares for the than ever before to heed Orchestra, will receive the Freedom Medal July 4 the rules of the road. Moffett said Sunday in releasing the buses. elderly, low income and others who in ceremonies at Philadelphia’s Independence Hall results of the panel’s 10-month study. The task force also proposed rail need to use the bus system. Lottery numbers ... Robert Wagner and Stephanie Powers used New He said the study could serve as a service to Bradley International Air­ -Institute a statewide, toll free York’s Tavern on the Green Friday as the set for a 3 basic blueprint to fill the “desperate port and restoration of rail service public transit hotline to disseminate Numbers drawn Saturday: taping of ABC-TV’s “Hart Vs. Hart” ... Jerry Stiller m need for an extensive, workable between Manchester and Hartford. It transit information. New Hampshire 8379 and Anne Meara have been in Los'^ngeles, taping Rhode Island 8270 system of transportation alter­ also called for improved service on The task force was made up of commercials for Bell Telephone....' Connecticut 653 natives” in Connecticut. rail lines between New Haven and labor, business and government of­ Maine 541 “I hope the state will study these Springfield, Mass.; Waterbury and ficials, citizens organizations, - Massachusetts 5163 proposals and implement as many as Hartford; Manchester and Willlman- regional planning agencies and You should give the motor- possible,” he said. tic; the Inland Route, the Berkshire others. cyclist plenty of room. The Motorcycle Safety Manchester To Advertlsa To Report New* Foundation offers these East Hartford - Glasto:ibUry ,For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: highway safety hints: Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... Alex GirelU, 643-2711 1. Be especially cautious hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Civil rights leader dies at intersections. That's USPS 327-600 E ast HarUord . . . .P a t RelUy, 643-2711 through Friday. When the office is where motorcycle accidents Published daily except Sunday and cer­ Glastonbury. . Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 closed, classified ads may be placed by HARTFORD (UPI) - The Rev. Battles as a “spiritual pillar” in­ involving another vehicle tain holidays by the Manchester A ndover...... Donna Holland, 646-0376 was Dr. Battles who put everything calling 643-2718. Richard A. Battles Jr., a nationally volved in causes ranging from civil occur most often. Motorists, Publishing Co.. Herald Square. P.O. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 6464375 together,” said Athanson. not cyclists, are at fault in For information about display adver­ Box 691. Manchester. Conn. 060M Coventry ...... Doug Bevins, 643-2711 known civil rights activist and leader rights to edupatfon and local govern­ “ Whenever there was a problem he these accidents almost 70 tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron . . Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 in Hartford’s black community, is ment. percent of the time. Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. was there. He was constantly in­ ; South Windsor Dave Lavallee,643-2711 dead at 52. “I think it’s a tragic loss for the volved in the community, his concern 2. Yield the right-of-way 4#wt — If you have a question or To Subacribo Vernon . .B arbara Richmond, 643-2711 to motorcyclists. Turning Battles, the pastor of the Mount community,j’ said the mayor. “Dr. for economic or social problems, he complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service Olive Baptist Church in the city’s Battles was'very active in communi­ left in front of a motor­ was always in\^lved.” cyclist poses the most sub­ NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 4 UNITS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m . to To report special news; predominantly black anfi Hispanic ty life. I think he was a spiritual stantial risk. Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711. 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 B u sin ess...... Alex GIrelli, 643-2711 north end, cUed Sunday in Mount pillar in our community. He was in­ When King won the Nobel Peace 3. R esp ect the vehicle Circulation — If you have a problem to 10 a.m . Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 Sinai Hospital after a long illness, a volved.” Prize, Battles traveled with him to space of a motorcycle and STORE HOURS: regarding service or delivery, call Suggested c a rrier ra tes are |1.20 Its position in traffic. Avoid F a m ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 hospital spokeswoman said, Athanson said he and Battles first Oslo, Norway, where the prize was OTHER TOP NOTCH LO^TIONS: Y ^ 7 Customer Service. 647-9946. bielivety weekly, 66.12 for one month, 616.35 for S p o rts ...... E arl Yost, 643-2711 He held several public posts and crowding or passing a OPEN MON. THRU SAT. should be made by 6:00 p.m. Moo^y three months, 630.70 for six months, and met when the two joined in the 1963 awarded. He also served as a motorcycle in the same was the first black trustee of the March on Washington where King 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ 661.40 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. regional director of the Southern lane. When you do pass, EAST HARTFORD • MANCHESTER / day. available on request. Monday through Friday. University of Connecticut. delivered his now-famous “I Have a Christian Leadership Conference and allow as much space for a Mayor George Athanson, his voice Dream” address. motorcycle as you would 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. to 5:00P.M. helped found Hartford’s chapter of rbr another car. ^ 26^jORT>HJAI[^^jJAIJ|^^J| choking with emotion, eulogized “He helped organize that march. It the Congress of Racial Equality. 4 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., June M, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 23, 1980 - 5 •Editorial MACCNmt iHaurlipatpr Euniiuy Hrralli Manchester — A City of Village Charm Pastoral care not limited to clergy Honor America Founded Oct. 1, 1881 hospice development — the p BARBARA E. BAKER answer the question in the some hope is offered for In need through its Human the embryo stage into live i Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald iSquare, list is endless. So are the u MACC Pastoral same way that Peter did change. The difference Needs Department, and to healthy birth. Convales­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. resources needed to ad- x Care Committee (we do), all we need to do between tragic and sad can populations of need cent home ministiy is one • roasters • sauce pans Mombtr, Audit Bureau of Circulation Mambar. UnHad Praaa Intamatlonal dress them. But so also, we This week, the middle week T he I^onor America The Book of John, is identify the sheep and be the presence of someone through its Pastoral Care of these. Exciting things • lea kettles • double boilers then provide the tending. have discovered, is the \ Program of the society is in­ Slavan Harry, Executtva Editor Chapter 21, records an who is out tending sheep. Comnnittee, an arm of the are happening there. We’ll between Flag Day and July 4, Cuatomar Sarvica — 647-9946 willigness of people and in- (f Frank A. Burbanx. Managing Editor exchange between Jesus Simple? Not so simple. All of us provide pastoral Division of Special report on that in next is part of a nationwide obser­ tended to increase the Raymond F. Roblnaon, Editor-Publlahar Harold E. Turktngton, Editor Emarttua stitutions to help in the ten- " •eannfrt •blanchcrs and Simon Peter that we’re For one thing, we’re all care for family and Ministries. week’s column. ding. Together, everything /r vance to honor America knowledge of the American all familiar with. Jesus sheep at one time or friends. For those people ’The Pastoral Care Com­ Beyond these ministries •iMagna •coffM pots is possible. Peace,- P* during the 21 days b e t ^ n asks Peter three times, another in our lives, times who have neither, or whose mittee has so far con­ we have dreams of people about the nation’s “Simon, son of John, do when our personal Barbara E. Baker ^ the two partriotic holidaysr' The events included Centuries ago, while North situation is beyond the cerned itself with the chaplaincy to all local con­ cultural heritage, con­ you love me?” Each time situations are such that we resources of their families development of ministries valescent homes, chaplain­ Materials needed X The Evening Herald is throughout the nation consist America was still a vast are helpless to deal with stitutional form of govern­ when Peter answers, and friends, recourse must to the hospitalized, the con­ cy to the Manchester Com­ MACC needs for. its "every proud to be presenting the ment, and history. It also is of historic commemorative “Yes, Lord,”'Jesus directs them alone. Sometimes be given through agencies valescent home residents munity College population, Interfaith Day Canip crafts \ jAIMifAV wilderness, the eagle was es­ him to “tend my sheep.” that helplessness Is tragic: the mahliMM lillle daily messages which are ceremonies, parades, erec­ of greater resource, like and the elderly. All of these pastoral care to the lonely materials, yam, thread, f thing" designed to commemorate teemed by many parts of the There probably isn’t a a fatal illness, an abused the government or the spools, feathers, felt v^* dowdtown mcmehiltu* JP words of freedom by figures tion of monuments, band'con- programs are in varied hnd. alienated through MONO* the anniversary of United world as the symbol of better understanding of youth, an invisible old age. church. MACC represents status of completion. In drop-in %rviceq, pastoral ifiarkers, and similar important to American States independence. certs, festivals of American power, courage and freedom. pastoral care than that: it More often it is simply sad, the church by providing fact, some have just care to the terminally 111 objects. For more informa­ history. The goal is accomplished folklife, displays of historic is the effort to respond to surviable only because pastoral care to individuals recently reached bevond and their families through tion. phone 649-4403. Each day until July 4 we this direction, “tend my by the dissemination to the documents in public The emblem is an eagle in sheep.” Assuming that we w will publish one of the brief public of educational buildings, contemporary red and white, profiled messages along with a American Historic and materials on historic sites musical entertainment and against a bell-shaped blue representation of our flag. Cultural Society Inc. The and state or federal govern­ fireworks displays. background dotted with 13 Memorial Pi I The messages serve as a society was established in ment public facilities. It also The entire program is non­ white stars representing the plaque / reminder of our freedom as a June, 1970 under the laws of supports musical and political and nonpartisan. original American colonies. nation and as individuals. the District of Columbia as cultural events featuring T he stylized eagle It is encircled with a ring of dedicated The Honor America obser­ an educational and charitable examples of American appearing with this editorial 50 gold stars signifying the vance is a program of the organization. music, art and culture. is the symbol of the program. states of the union. MANCHESTER— 2 Manchester Grange .recently dedicated a 6AST FLING VACATION BEFORE HARb ... .CHARTER JET TO AN ISLANR . memorial plaque to GuStaf Letten A. Anderson who died SETIN ? O.Kj HERES OUR PARARlSe, COCKTAIL RECEPTION. March 21. He was a Grange FABULOUSFLING" PACKAGE... VUXURV HOTEL, ALL M E A LS*. • . member and treasurer of the Grange for many Zoning questions 7 ^ years. ■ Annie T. Johnston, 3 chaplain, conducted the Letter to the E^ditor: vice of Tom O’Marra, zoning en­ serving of dedication. I have been increasingly concerned forcement officer. The variance was MriR Alice gagnon and over the misunderstanding of the granted with the stipulation that Mrs. Caroline Fredrickson zoning regulations surrounding the town staff park at Town Hall and were first place winners in use of the old Senior Citizen Center. MACC/MARCH staff park at m's. the needlework contest. In The Herald editorial of April 22 Emanuel Lutheran to prevent the Their entries will be sent TRAVEL I'M entitled “ Zoning Violation” the possibility of creating parking t r a v e l Thoughts forward to the Pomona STAR-STUDDED writer states “The purpose of zoning problems similar to those suffered by « c - e M c v Grange contest. Mrs. Betty ’The apostle Paul wrote: Therefore Rickoss, a non-member, is to establish areas of the communi­ neighbors when. the Senior Citizen I take pleasure in infirmities, in Center was operative on Linden was also a first place ty free of businesses, where residen­ sightseeing tours,?AG6AG£ handling. THEN NNE LEAVE VOU ON THE reproaches, in necessities, in winner. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tial property owners can have peace Street. persecution, in distresses for Christ’s The decision has now been as is TIPS lNCLUPep...H- FUN-FILLER RAVS, REACH WITH THREE MATCHES Mrs. Eldith Schroll was a of mind.” sake; for when I am weak, then am I winner in the dress making proper, appealed by the Linden 3 NIGHTS... ANR A FISH HOOK Since then, several editorials have strong. II Cor. 12:10. contest and her entry will referred to the variance requested Street Action Group, and the state Approximately four months ago, go to Pomona. and granted for non-conforming use regulatory body will make the final an automobile accident left me in the ’The Grange will hold a p r e4 t i i of the Linden Street property as bad decision for us all. hospitai with multiple injuries. As I card party June 25 at the public policy. The editorial of June 17 In the meantime, we hope to lay in bed after two operations, I dis­ Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. The Play, open to the '4i mistakenly branded the decision a clarify your error and perhaps make covered that my position was not un­ “bad decision of a public policy a last point. public, starts at 8 p.m. ique. Many other people, victims of a Prizes will be given. matter; letting government make up MACC provides in material ser­ variety of circumstances were my different sets of rules for itself than vices only the food, clothing, finan­ companions. To glory in my infir- cial assistance, furniture, etc. that it has established for everyone else.” m rnM €L £ tta ...... maties seemed to be very contradic­ Junior Women This accusation is based upon several members of this community con­ HU1>AE f o r t w o r t h KI.C.A.SO tory to my feelings, but the Word of MANCHESTER- The unfortunate misaprehensions. The in­ tribute to help other members in God says, “ In everything give executive board of the need. No matter how keen our desire itial editorial (April 22) indicates a Commentary thanks; for this is the will of God in Manchester Junior misunderstanding from the very to make these services funded by the Christ Jesus concerning you.” I Women’s Club will meet United Way, Department of Mental SAl£ beginning by stating: “zoning in the Thes. 5:18. July 15 at 8 p.m. at the area is residential and the Senior Health and Department of Correc­ Are you in a set of circumstances home of Jean Forschino. Citizen Center was only there as a tions more available to the conununi- that have left you without joy and Madelyn Dore will be the ty, we would not have requested the Briefly noted hostess. At a recent non-conforming use.” The Senior feeling very weak? In the next few By DON GRAFF meeting, plans for the up­ N O W IN Citizen Center was never a non- town set a “bad precedent.” If the days, we will examine how to rejoice trepreneurs moving in with coming year were for­ conforming use. proposed use of the site had been in­ A recent brief report from the Welcome and reassuring news. Ap­ regardless of our weaknesses. For The Zoning Regulations of the appropriate or as you indicate “made Mount St. Helens area is in a way parently there is not disaster so bulldozers and tractors to speed mulated and among the demolition along more efficiently. when you are weak, then you are tru­ events set for fall are the Town of Manchester, Article II, Sec­ a mockery of the Zoning Ordinance” more dramatic than the eruptions cataclysmic that nature, which in­ ly very strong! 1G#s» tion 6:01.05 defining Residence C use the Conference would not have that are keeping that particular big cludes man, cannot snap back. It’s a serious problem for the Children’s Fair and Craft OWtefr"" PROGRESS ■ ' >»»«»-.ikIWiSANi--''- Show, a Membership Tea proposed such use in the first place story on the front pages. And that, if we’re lucky, might history-conscious Chinese, one that Rev. John Penney permits: "municipal parks, and a Square Dance. playgrounds, and recreation and the ZBA most certainly would Even as the volcano continues to even include the current presidential the West can fully sympathize with. Asst, to the Pastor not have granted it. It is, as it has blow its top, life insists upon retur­ campaign. One that may also have some The United Pentecostal Church U e c B ie P U te t buildings including customary •TAR^STUDDI accessory use.” always been, MACC’s concern not ning to its siopes. Vegetation, a A too-popular attraction application to Chinese reservations Manchester about importing too much from that New York State, to 1901, There was no variance for non- only to hqlp those in trouble but to National Forest Service i)iologist China has a wall problem. was the first state in the conforming use granted for the help build a better community for us reports, is poking Not breaking down the political one same West in today’s headlong rush nation to require automobile PREl Senior Citizen Center since it was a all. up through the that for so long separated it from the to modernize the nation. owners to equip their vehicles If that’s free enterprise, it’s un­ with license plates. That year, permitted Residence C use. What Such concern for a viable, ashes. rest of the world, but keeping a 954 autos were registered. may have caused the error was the cooperative and healthy community The survivors physical one. derstandable why they don’t much Each license plate was application for a variance on parking leads us to ask if the tone of recent are perennial ’The Great Wall. care for it. Inscribed with the owner’s Initials. ______which was received and granted in editorials is in keeping with The plants that had The 31,(X)0-mile (with all its twists 1964 and again in 1965. Herald’s long and respected record not yet emerged and turns) wonder that has defied ar­ But what does it get to a Reading of the same article and of also working to build a better com­ from winter dor­ m mies for a millenium is in danger of section may reassure The Herald munity. mancy at the time succumbing to an unorganized but gallon? M . PAUL editorial writer and readers that the relentless contemporary horde The Wall Street Journal, as legions Nancy P. Carr of the initial eruptions. Also some a^5?44...... A.5.88 iVaRtVbaWBMbninton Zoning Board of Appeals in their ac­ hardy varieties that lost their tops among whom tourists are prominent. of devoted readers well know, is a HONOR AMERICA Executive Director TREE Nil your ptUo, lews or pool for extra but had deep enough, and thus Xinhua, the official news agency, gold mine 'of fascinating information eiiNlntgtaeiii^iHas' tion of May 19,1980 was fully cogni­ MACC wkso. Sflufhr ssctlonel tast.Y.oftM; 1 1 5.40o«rl»»!« RbfrigefBtor sistent with Residence C use. a fact REMOVAL ttMF8«dy IHoiAe C«ol(M ChMt By JACK ANDERSON their pet programs. It was the Budget Committee’s concern with Whitten, who insists he still sup­ renominated at the New York con­ at your nearby Caldor of which ZBA members are well greatest exercise in congressional Keeps ’em ogoi, haopy, aata-*-At home. aware.. WASHINGTON - Perhaps the specific programs is “a limitation on ports the budget process but claims vention in August—and they’re really Oi)rilag.li4»7 NO aeam, 11.77 27,44 O a rB a f.lM I self-discipline within recent long. He books Ted Kennedy at 50-to- Haa 2 lea eiM tmyt piua door atoriga. Fosmea* uielharw Wsuatoi tor leuetHheoiedi We regret that such misunderstan­ most prominent victim of the the f|-eedom of our political action,” he has always been “skeptical that it «l8” iMiinai.tii»bia»;8R»| ^ - | Q f As long as there was still a vened bis committee and vo te^ a longstot fanciers, he rates John ' tabta apaoa whataear crazy tq put on all this shiny stuff “We don’t like to be constrained,” Soviet cities. ’The Soviets, therefore, saisaviKis^ possibility of achieving a balanced budget-busting $500 million for Satur­ Anderson at 20-to-l. may install intermediate-range mis­ you n ^ III look at me with renewed respect in a House staff aide admitted to my today’s economic climate.” budget — which politicians perceive day mail delivery, which Giaimo op- Since oddsmakers cater to siles in Cuba capable of striking most associate Peter Grant in a rare mo­ as important to the voters — p o ^ . Giaimo stormed . out of the dreamers as well as realists, Jimmy Amei’ican cities with nuclear — -Sanamy D avis, sin g e r , ment of candor. “We want to be as members of Congress were willing, meeting, after telling Whitten his ac­ also offers odds on the possibility warheads, the reports warn. Signs referring to his usual array of gold independent as we can.” The House MANCHESTER VERNON jewelry. (NBC-TV) however reluctantly, to sacrifice tion was a “travesty” and a “turf that President Carter may not get have already appeared in Cuba of a * 1145 Tollind Turnpike TrFCity Shopping Center battle.” possible missile site. STORE HOURS: DAiLY 10 AM to 9:30 PM'SAT. B AM to 9:30 PM*SUN: 11 AM to 5 PM*PRiCES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 6 — EVENING HERALD, Mon^, Jiuje 23. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Moo., June 23, 1988 - 7 V^clclinqs. Here’s list of graduates from South Windsor High School

SOUTH WINDSOR - Paul Morrissette, Kim Chris­ Rundgren, William Charles George Weremchuk, Valarie Matthew Steven Woodcock. Wood Chapter" of the Here is a list of graduates tian Moulton, Anthony Moz- Rushlow, Elizabeth Ruth Anne Wetherbee, Christine Belinda Marie Woods, National Honor Society Grahek-Franklin Landry-Rafala from South WindRor High zicato III, E. Carolyn Murphy, Russell, Robert Paul Ryan, Ann Whalen, Susan Elizabeth Michelle Karen Woods, designated by tee wearbig of Daria A. Nasuta, Lisa Nave. Richard Scott Sadowsky. Whitlock, Lori-ann Wilcox. Christopher John Young, Gold Honor Cords. ,:V" School: Ann Sampson, Mary Jane Robin Elizabeth Franklin of Lebanon and William Cathy A. Rafala of Manchester and Joseph R. Landry Mark Christopher Aldrich, Gall Ann Ntcknair, Brenda Kevin Lannell Wilkinson, Gregory J. Zalucki, ’ Carol 'South Windsor Sampson, Scott Francis •Laura Ann Williams, Mark ■ Joseph Grabek, also of Lebanon were married June 21 at Jr., also of Manchester, were m a rri^ June 21 at St. Robert Edward Allard, Lee NIcoI, Richard Eric Lynn Zeltz, Jessie I. Zevalios, Distinguished Scholar. A Sancho, Beverly Lynn Schako, J. Williams, Jdhn W. Winkler, Center Congregational Church in Manchester. Bridget Church in Manchester. Michael James Alleano, John Nisula, Beth Ann Noonan, Kevin E. Zeitz. average for four years, Tammy Elizabeth Nugent, John Chares Scheidel, Robin Melissa Wiskoskl, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. ■’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donald Allen, Hector G. designated by the wearing of Michael Christopher O'Hare, Christopher Allan Schubert,. Christine A. Wojtyna, AIzugaray, Lisa Louise Ander­ •Member,^ “William R. Gold Tassels. Franklin of 63 Arvine Place, Manchester. The Rafala of 58 Hawthorne St., Manchester. The bridegroom Soren Lomholt Olesen, Kevin Mark (jlen Schukei, Greg S. son, Fred A. Andreoll, Jr., bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Grabek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Landry Sr. of 116 Lee O'Neil. Schweir. Scott Alan Andrusis,- Kim Jr. of 45 Curtis Road, Glastonbury. Woodhill Road, Manchester. Nancy Em Often, Lori Ann Marianne D. Seay, Lisa Marie Anselmo. The Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. of Manchester per­ Pacheco, Mary Jane Painter, Marie Sedlock, Teresa Diane Call today for a ’The Rev. Emilio Padelli of St. Bridget Church per­ Peter Thomas Anthony, Jr., Serafin, David Joseph' formed the double-ring ceremony. Walter Grzyb of James Archer, Anne Marie Anne-Marie Pane, Thomas Manchester was organist and Kathleen Armando of formed the double-ring ceremony. Claire Dubaldo of Edward Parciak, Linda Marie Serkosky, Marcia Anne Shaw, FR EE estimate Manchester was organist. Arildsen, Nuala Marie Glastonbury was soloist. Parent, Mark Pasqualini, Douglas Andrew Sherman, Armstrong, Carrie Ellen Gifford James Sbuart, Bonnie The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, ’The bride was given in marriage by her father. Ashkenazi, Stephen Ask, Mark S. Pastula, ' ‘ Valerie Patrick. Lynn Silverman. wore her maternal great-great-grandmother’s Honiton 1. Cheryl Rafala of Manchester, tee bride’s sister, was Steven Ather. Joycelyn Andrea Patterson, Frank Alan Simao, Garfield 1 '•W illiam A. Baker IV, lace veil. l l ^ maid of honor. Mrs. Karen Dillon of Manchester, tlie Edmund Ennis Peart, '‘Lori Kingsley Simons, Melissa Mrs. Ronald Datilio of Citrus Heights, Calif., was her Carole Ann Bancroft, Michael bride’s sister, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Ann Pelikan, Sylvie M. H. Letitia Sinkus, ‘Jane E. SIDM6 SAVE UP Walter Bancroft, Michael R. sister’s matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Hollis Miss Jo-ann Rafala of Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Perras, Thomas Joseph Smeallie, Carl D. Smith, Banks, Pratima V. Bapat, Franklin of Manchester, the bride’s sister; Miss Anne Mrs. Lynn Palmer of Vernon. Perrault, Daniel Pasquale Crystal Ann Smith, Donna Scott T. Barker, Paul Kenneth TO Grabek of Glastonbury, the bridegroom’s'sister; Mrs. Valedictorian Maria L. Mainelli has a few Petruzielo, Lauren Phillips. Ann Smith, Joel Lawrence Joseph Pizza of Hartford; and Miss Shelley Pollack of John Feeney of Manchester served as best man. Ushers Baron, 'Cynthia Elizabeth Snyder. Barrett. Claire Marie Piacentini, South Windsor. were Michael Lombardo and Mathew Dillon, bote of last words to deliver to the Class of 1980. Lionel Joseph Picard, Todd William Paul Spalla, Arthur ROOFMG 30-40% Katbryn Elizabeth Bartle, John Sprengelmeyer, Robert Marjt Grabek of Valatie, N.Y., was his brother’s best Manchester; and Keith Palmer of Vernon. Catherine Mae Bearce, During the ceremony at South Windsor High Michael Picard. Jill Ellen Piechowski, Sandra Claire Sythoff Starr IV, J. Brent nfan" Ushers were Joseph Lopes and Richard Murphy, '•Gregory Scott Beaulieu, School, 371 diplomas were presented to the A rec^tion was held at tee Knights of Columbus Hall Platt, Karen Marie Plourde, Staubach, Christopher R. ON MATERIALS & both of Lebanon; Ronald Tweedie of Hampton; and Gary W. Beaumont, John A. in Manchester, after which tee couple left for tee Green graduating seniors. (Herald photo by Rochelle Ann Pranckus, Steams, Robin Marie Stears, LABOR Bruce White of Moodus. Bednarz III, Richard G. WMDOWS Lavallee) Terl Stein, David Thomas A reception was held at the Buckboard Restaurant in Mountains in Vermont. TTiey will reside in Hebron. Glenn David Privette. Belliveau, Jr., Tina J. Benda, Jeanne Lynn Prunier, Glenn Stewart. DEAL DIRECT Jeffrey Thomas Benoit. Glastonbury, ’The couple will reside in Lebanon. Joseph Pugliese, Sherri '•Anne Frances Stingle, Mrs. Landry is employed at Newport Associates Inc. in Robin Nancy Benson, David Kevin Dwyer, Deryck Dyal. Charles F. Kehoe, Ginton N. NO SALESMANS Mrs. Grabek is employed as a substitute teacher. Mr. Evette Pullum, Joseph Chris Allen Streeter, ' ‘ Lori Jon Bergauis, Timothy-Ber- Marian Dziama, Raymond Keith, Jeffrey Alan Kelley, COMMISIONS 2 Hartford. Mr. Landry is employed at Automatic Business Grabek is employed at General Dynamics in Groton. Thomas (}uigley, ' ’Stephanie Ann Striebel, Lauren Anne Mrs. William J. Grabek Products in Willimantic. (FYacchia photo) Mrs. Joseph P. Landry Jr. nier, Mary Rose Berry, Lynne W. Dziezynski, Mark David Brian Edward Kelly, Holly O rTTER S (Naylor photo) Dawn Ranney, Julie Ann Sullivan, Susan Marie Sweet, Anne Boucher, Nancy A. Eliasson, Donna Marie En- Robin Kenyon, Steven Joseph Laura Ann Tenenbaum, Gary drelunas, Carolyn Lynn Erbe, Raulukaitis, Jeffrey James Bradley, John G. Bradshaw, King. J. Theriault, Mark Raymond ,> • Pamela Marie Brancati. Kevin Robert Evans, Karen Mark Francis Klosowski, Reardon, Denis Repoli. Carlene Therese Ricci, Thibodeau. .. . Sarv^-Mitchell Stephen C. Brazier, Richard Marie Fairman, '’Nicole '•Jeffrey Howard Koenig. Hennessy-Balhoni '•Demetrio Ricciardone, Clifton EN'Thomas, Jr., MSULATION Kenneth Brill, Marc Guy Marie Farris. 'Richard David Krasner, Karen Sue Mitchell of East Hartford and Gary L. Gary John Rich, Susan Lynn Gregory John Thompson, Brlsson, Michael S. Brown, William Joseph Krawski, Jr., Bernadette A. Balboni of Manchester and Michael J. Nancy Jean Ferwerda, Riddlesworth, Elsie Ellen Stephen Paul Thompson, Sarvey of Rocky Hill, were married June 21 at St. Mary’S Sharon Anne B;own, Linda Robin Marie Krebs, Dean 3 Hennessy, also of Manchester, were married June 21 at Richard L. Fish, Linda L. Riordan, Selina Marie Roaix, James Throwe, Jodi Tirrell, Church in East Hartford. Marie Bruno, Ronald J. Kremidas, '‘Catherine Ann Fitzgerald, Timothy P. Fitz­ Stephen Christopher Roback, Jeffrey L. Trombly, Gregory St. Rose Church in East Hartford. ’The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mabel L. Smite of 441 Buonanducci, John A. Burger. Krivick, Carleen Linda Kuc- Farmington Valley Building Corp. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William patrick, 'Phyllis Ann Flocco, Wayne Thomas Romeo. G Vale, Richard B. Vannie. Main St., Elast Hartford and the late Foteos C. Mitchell.' Scott A. Burgoyne, Paul •Steven Anthony Fong, Alain za. Call Collect 1-658-1120 Local 658-1 120 Balboni of 342 Hackmatack St., Manchester. The Kimberly Ann Ross, Lesley Marie Vendetti, Lisa Mr. Sarvey Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sarvey of dudson Burnham, endy Joseph Fournier, Deidre Ann Wanda Mary Kulis, Mark Carol Walker, Warren H. bridegroom is tee son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hennessy of 441 Main St., East Hartford. Butler, John Peter Callahan, LaCaprucia, Scott S. Ladd, Anthony Salvatore Rossley, Foy. Arthur Rozek, Todd William Walsh, Jr., Cynthia J. Wasik, 80 Alton St., Manchester. 'J' The Rev. James J. Nock performed the double-ring "Anna MariCameron, Joseph Catherine Ann F razier, '•Joshua Warren Lane, The Rev. John Conte of St. Rose Church celebrated tee ceremony. Music was provided by St. Mary’s Folk Group. Fredrick Caputo, Jr., Robin Russell M. Frechette, Neii Richard B. Laneri, Kenneth nuptial mass and performed the double-ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Jaime Maria Carbonello, Peter Alan French, William Howard D. Langford, Alison Kelly Lanois, ^hristopher John ’The bride was given in marriage by her father. C. Mitchell. Dwire Carlon. Fromerth, Cathleen Susan Fuchs, Laura Lee Gagnon, LaRocco/'''-^ Theresa Balboni of Manchesr was her sister’s maid of Mrs. Susan McCusker of Newington was her sister's William Augustine Carroll, Karen Ann Galameau. 'Marcia Sushn Lassman, honor. Bridesmaids were Justina Magliocco and Imelda matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jaime Frazier Tir., ‘Brenda Sharlette t Balboni, bote of Manchester and sisters of the bride; Jeffrey Joseph Galovlch, Kelly Jean Lata, Monica Lee and Miss Judy Deschene, both of East Hartford; Mrs. Caruthers, David Joseph Kevin William Garvey, Lauzier, Laura Jean Lavey, Kristine Recktenwald of South Windsor; Katie Hennessy Kassandra Atwood of East Hartford, the bride’s sister; Cary, Gary Alan Caye, Mary Margaret Lavoie, Rose of Manchester, the brirdegroom’s sister; and Carolyn Kimberly Marie Gassett, Lin­ and Miss Rande L. Warner of Newington, tee bride’s Michael Vincent Cecchini, da Marie Gavello, Ralph Ellen LaVoie, ‘Julie Ann James Andrew Champagne, Kozuch of Manchester. Cathy Magliocco of Manchester, niece. Alfonso Giansanti, Jr., Steven Leathers, David Raymond John Gilbert (Chanter, Charles the bride’s niece, was flower girl. Steven Gudzunas of Broad Brook served as best man. C. Gilber, France J. Giroux, LeBreux. Jyee C3aitty. Melanie Marie Lee, David Hayes of Coventry served as best man. Ushers Ushers' were Jaime C. Mitchell of East Hartford, the Cynthia Tlieresa Giuliano. '•Michele Lenkeit, Deborah were Richard Balboni and Robert Balboni, bote of bride’s brother; Terri Sarvey of Blast Hartford, tee Debra Ann Glowacki, '•Christine E. Clarke, Louise Leonard, Robert Manchester and brothers of the bride; Keith Mattox and -bridegroom’s brother; and Randy Edinger of East Hart­ '•R obert Wayne Goldman, YffeVe trimined our '•David Lyndon Clegg, Leone, Keith Joseph Lepine, Douglas Smith, bote of Woodbury; and David Beckwith of Michael Raymond Coleman, Jr., Tyler David Grange, ford. Eric J. Warner of Newington, the bride’s nephew, Paul E. Levesque, ' ‘ Renee Manchester. •Carmen Marisa Colon, Gif- George Christopher Grasser, was program attendant. A reception was held at Willie’s Suzanne Lizotte, 'Alan A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in Steak House in Manchester, after which the couple left Jord J. Corcoran, James Cor­ Loretta Greene, Sarah Louise mier, Anita Covey, Mark Griffiths, Alan Henry Shirrell Lobaugh. East Hartford, after which tee couple left for Virginia for Niagra Falls. They will reside in Rocky Hili. Kimberly Ann Loftus, Dar­ Beach. ’The couple will reside in Manchester. David Cowee. Gudrian, Joseph Earl Ham- Mrs. Sarvey is employed as a.clerk/typist at tee law of­ mick, Jr. by Lynne Long, Karen Lovett. enses. Mrs. Hennessy is empioyed as office manager at Valley fice of George A. Downing for Liberty Mutual Insurance Darlene Lashai Croddock, Bohdana Helen Hanchuck, Thomas Andrew Lucia, J Veterinary Clinic in South Windsor. Mr. Hennessy is Co. Mr. Sarvey is employed as a heat treat operator at Dennis Robert Culhane, San- Brian Francis Hankard, Brett Thomas Luty, Ellen Marie MacDonald, Stephen James empioyed as assistant manager of Genovese Drug in Pratt & Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. in 'dra Daria Cyr, Liza Ann Harris, Donna Marie Harris, MacKinnon, Robin Lee Mrs. Michael J. Hennessy Norwich, (nassiff photo) Mrs. Gary L. Sarvey East Hartford. (Brown photo) DeChlara, Gregg Steven De Susan Elaine Harris, Kimber­ Giacomo, Christopher John ly Beth Hatch. Lorraine Marie MacLachian. ^DeLorenzo, Tamie Ann Haugh, Jeffrey Michael '•M aria Lita Mainelli. pDeMonte, 'Susan Deskis. Hawver. '•Nori Lynne Mandell, owwei Timothy B. Manning, Eileen eto College awards Deborah Ream, Scott David •Theresa Ann Deskus, Linda Heckman, Keith A. Hellwig, Mary Mannix, William Jef­ E n Q Q Q c d , Priscilla Daignault of East Hartford received tee “Sai- Jeanne Desmarais, Steven Kenyetta Hendon, Michael frey Margolin. Bridget Ann ly Award” for Schoiastic Attainment and FTacticai •'Carl Devney, Lisa Anne Di Sean Hennegan, Laura Marouski, '‘Kathleen Marryat, '’Carole Mae Knowledge Gained Therein, at Class Night ceremonies 'Ciancla. Deborah Anne Margaret Henry, ‘Jane Michael Daigle of Enfield has been ^ Marsh. announced by her parents, Mr. and Sutton-Dziedzic for the Class of 1980 at St. Francis Hospital School of Nur­ Dickinson, Penny Anne Dodd, Margaret Hildebrand, Matthew Harold Hill. Carol Martineau, Tina hdp you trim yours. Christopher Dole, Steven Mrs. John J. Cronin of East Middle sing, held recently. Marie Mattera, ' ’ Lynda Sue Gerard Donlon. Paul Patrick Hogan, Kim ’Turnpike, Manchester. The engagement of Miss Mary Anita Sutton of Marie Hollis, Cynthia Ann Mawhinney, P atricia Ann Me Andrew, Dennis Patrick Mr. Daigle is tee son of Mr. and Manchester to Robert Francis Dzi^zic of Southington ' '•Thomas Eugene Dorman, Hopkins, ‘Cynthia Lee To combat our rising operating costs, Northeast Utilities has been imple­ Horsfield, Darold Dwaye Mclnerney, Enno Jan Mrs. Robert R. Daigle of Enfield. has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lori Lynn Downs, Robert Steven Sutton of 7 Hackmatack St., Manchester. AT t h e t William Doyon, Allen L. Hunter, Susan Michelle Meijers, ’Walter Antonio menting important econemy-minided measures. In that spirit, we have Miss Cronin graduated from Bay Mr. Dziedzic is tee son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dzied- Drost, Deborah Ann Drost, Hyman, Shari Lynn Jellison, Melchior, George Robert developed a program to help our customers reduce their energy costs. Path Junior College, where she was a zic of Southington. Patricia Ann Duchaine, Laura Lee Johnson. Mellen, Jr. Margo-Ann Maire Duclos, Ann P atricia Johnston, Donald Antonio Mercure, member of the Glee Club, Theater Miss Sutton graduated from East Catholic High Schooi DIET John Roger Merrill, David This broad energy conservation program is called the National and is a 1978 graduate of tee University of Rhode Island. Phillip Arthur Dunham. Frank Joseph Joslin, ' ‘ Emma workshop, Work/Study Program and c e n t e r B. Kallai, 'Diana Kalnins, Robert Milkie, ‘ Dean D. Energy Watch (RE.W.). Here is what it means to you. the Maroon Key Honor Society. She She is employed as a nutritionist at Greater Bridgeport ) Sharon Ann Dunn, Lori Ann Diane Kauffman, Denneth W. Miller. Jr., Michael Denver Elderly Nutrition Program. Duprey, Joseph M. Durette, Kauffman, William K. Kauff­ Miller. ' ‘ Sharon Kay Miller, is also a past assistant registrar of Mr. Dziedzic graduated from Southington High School man, Henry Michael Kay, Joann Minnefield, Joseph M. Your personal energy audit. voters for the Town of Manchester. and from the University of Rhode Island in 1979. He is '•Donna Dons uurocher, Daniel J. Keating. Mitchell, Jr. employed as a sales representative at J.B. Prata in Stephen David Durrenberger, 'Kevin Scott Kehmna, Robert L. Morre, Jr., To help you save energy and money. Northeast She is currently employed at a Hart­ Michael J. Moriarty, William ford law firm. Warwick, R.I. and is a student funeral director at Plantsville Memorial Funeral Home in Southington. DIET CENTER IS EXPANDINIi! Utilities is making available to its customers an Mr. Daigle attended the Bible ’The couple is planning a September wedding at St. energy audit questionnaire. This form asks detailed Institute of New England, St. James Church in Manchester. (Russell Faust photo) Johnsbury, Vt., where he was a W» »r» SMkfng quBlUltd pBoplB who would energy-related questions concerning everything from member of the Yearbook Committee Karen-Marie Cronin Mary A. 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For anyone who has sat In on a lot mented, "I think the last 30 words grain elevators at the plant had Ha.tford High School, Director of time for windows at Lincoln of conferences, or even on some TouunTolk were superfluous.” exploded, fire officials said half the Pupil Accounting Devon Delk Center, Manchester. The bids in­ committee and commission explained one of the reasons it’s itially submitted last spring were F a c e * 1 Yanks’ streak ends town might have been lost. The co­ meetings, for that matter, this is a Karen Parelak of After Vernon Board of Education working is that mpre students are much higher than expected. The “We might have lost the best op is located in the heart of .the dis­ choice definition of a conference: Ihe Maneheoler NEW YORK (UPI) - Two streaks man’s first-inning two-run homer off member, Harold Cummings had part of town,” Eighth Utilities talking to the police and reporting specifications hav6 been revised, "A gathering of, important people Country Club | made it 4-1. telephoning the Yankees’ dugout, trict. , came to an end Sunday at Yankee New York starter Tom Underwood, made a particularly involved mo­ District President Gordon Lassow the vandalism they see committed. and town officials are hoping the defeated Wendy Oakland got its final run in the claiming that New York third who singly can do nothing but Stadium. 7-4. tion at a recent board meeting, remarked iast week while dis­ bids will be closer to its spending together can decide that nothing E h rileh of eighth on Armas’ 13th homer and baseman Graig Nettles was being of Following the report last week of The New York Yankees’ nlne-game Oakland scored again in the fourth Chairman Daniei Woolwich com­ cussing the May 31 coH)p fire. If the anti-vandalism policy in East Bids have been let for the second limits. can be done.” Ellington Ridge In I Cerone singled home the Yankees’ great assistance to the umpires. Ihe aecond flight I winning streak and the Oakland A’s against the patched-up Yankee lineup other run in the bottom of the inning. Nettles “helped” third base um­ finala, 18 hole*, b y j five-game losing streak ended which was without second baseman New York Manager Dick Bowser pire Bill Haller call out Murphy on | a 2 and 1 score InT despite the fact Oakland pitcher Matt Willie Randolph (bad knee) and out­ said there was no real satisfaction in strikes on a first-inning appeal play. Ihe Connecticut | Keough didn’t have his fastball. fielder Bobby Murcer (death in beating Manager Billv Martin and his Later he assisted the umpires in Wo’men'a G o lf| family). Tony Armas doubled, went A’s two-out-of-three^ames. Consultant waging war Aosoclatlon'o ruling that Klutts had been hit by his “1 didn’t pitch nearly as well as to third on Mickey Klutts’ fly ball to Obituorfes. Championship last ’ Today, we didn’t get the timely hits own batted ball in the sixth inning. week In Hamden. . when I lost to the Yankees last week left fielder Joe Lefbvre and scored with men on base,” he said. Grace W. Leister Ferdinand C. Helferich Gary S. Atamian Parelak was in Oakland,” said Keough, who when Lefbvre’s throw to third hit Ar­ The Yankees used Dennis Sherril, Keough, who never seems to tire, scattered 10 hits while leading EAST HARTFORD - A mass of GLASTONBURY - Ferdinand MANCHESTER - Petty Officer on complicated language runner-up to Nancy mas and bounced into the Oakland just called up from Columbus of the said, "Tommy John claims to have a Oakland to a 5-2 triumph. "I showed dugout. Chri^ian burial was today at 1 p.m. Charles Helferich, 98, of Clearwater, 3rd Class Gary S. Atamian, USN, 25, Narkon for Ihe International League, at second three-year old arm but that’s all them my fastball and they even at St. James Church, Rocky Hill for Fla., formerly of Glastonbury bnd of Manchester, died yesterday of in­ Manchester Rick Cerone slammed his sixth base, and had Brian Doyle at mine is. I started pitching in 1977 and “They feel threatened by the idea “It’s habit and tradition,” he says; WoAien's Division | struck out on it a few times at the end Grace Wagner L eister, 86, of Ellington, d i^ June 13 in Florida juries received in an auto accident on By JACQUELINE HUARD homer in the fifth but a single by shortstop and Lefbvre in left. Both this is my 12th complete game. that the whole balloon might be “Nobody ever told them it isn’t the cluh title last ' of the game but mostly I used my Dave McKay, a bunt double by Applegate Lane, who died last where he moved to 17 years ago. West Middle Tpke. HARTFORD (UPI) - John pricked and they might even lose a right way to do it. That’s why you players also started the season at “If we trade for a Goose change-ups, screwball and curve.” Rickey Henderson and a sacrifice fly Columbus. Wednesday at a local convalescent Mr. Helferich was a retired printer Atamian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris, who helped draft Connec­ job.” find these appalling 200-word-- Gossage and help the bullpen we Thomas Atamian of 14 Sunset St. was ticut’s pioneering clear language Keough, 8-7; was helped by Jeff New­ by Dwayne Murphy in the seventh Martin spent most of the afternoon might win the AL West.” home.. for Uniman Printers of New When he starts sifting through ver­ sentences.” ‘ Brunswick, N. J.; an honorary stationed at the Brunswick, Maine law, believes if you can't understand biage, he also finds the writer really Although Morris first zeroed in on ; . She was born in the Bronx, N.Y. member of the Kiwanis Club of Mar­ Naval Air Station. someone, they probably don’t know Willie McCovey, She leaves a sister, Mae Hackman of doesn’t understand what he put down “legalese” because of law school, he-y' ihe all-lime co Island, Fla., and a member of the He was born in Hartford May 4, what they’re talking about. on paper and that the confusing Long Island, N.Y. and a nephew, Dan says educators, physicians,-- lefthanded home, Glastonbury Grange 26, of South 1955 and and had lived in Manchester He contends lawyers, doctors, and language is a smokescreen for a lack engineers and many scientists a re'- Sheehan of Manchester. run hitler in the Glastonbury. most of his life. He was graduated s c le n ts \^ o confound the public of information. just as guilty of clouding the issue 'I from Manchester High School in with im plicated terminology might National League Torrez in clutch show He leaves a daughter, Virginia “Very often the big words can be a With windy prose. ...^ has announced he The Rose Hill Funeral Home, 1973., do so dbii^rately to set themselves Sandberg of Clearwater, Fla; three substitute for clear thinking,” Morris One of his favorite gems is from a will retire as an ac­ BOSTON (UPI) - Mike Torrez had "He got out of a tough inning and “It stinks, it’s really bad,” said Rocky Hill had charge of After graduation he worked for apart fronkqttipF'ifiortals. anyway. Last year, I only had 13 sisters, Ruth Walsh of Delaware, said. “And then the excuse is - “I book on children’s reading problems: tive player July 10. been in so many jams he could have that was the ballgame right there,” California center fielder Rick Miller. arrangements. Burial was in Rose Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, United "I think heavy language is a securi­ homers and 73 RBIs because I didn’t Anita King and Fannie Vogt, both of can^t be too precise about that.’ The San Francisco qualified as one of Boston’s finest. Zimmer said. "Torrez was tough when he had to be Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Technologies, for four years until ty blanket for a lot of things,” says “Perhaps the task of developing - ' outfielder starred see the men on base. And I feel better New Jersey; two granddaughters That’s a lot of bunk! They just don’t proper motivation is best seen, at And now he was facing one more “It was a tough day at the ballyard, and that was most of the time and stronger this year, but I don’t 2 September 1977 when he enlisted in Morris. “Sometimes it's to create an I for 22 seasons, won and four grandsons; 16 great­ want to do the work.” sticky situation — the bases loaded the toughest game I’ve had thik because we always had men pn base. the Navy. aura of mystique - you have to be a least in nutshell forni, as limiting the \ the MVP award in know why.” grandchildren; and six great-great- Shorter words, sentences and and none out in the seventh inning — year,” said Torrez, who with relief ’ It's hard to lose when you get 13 hits. Besides his parents, Thomas and manipulation of extrinsic factors to 1969. He will slay Dave Rader hit his first American grandchildren; hnd several nieces member of the inner circle to un­ paragraphs won’t guarantee clear and the ever-dangerous Rod Carew help from Tom Burgmeier (12th We played good ball, we just couldn’t Ella (Wolfram) Atamian, he is sur­ derstand.” that of keeping homeostatic need and WcCovey with the club in League homer in the sixth for the and nephews. language, but they do give people an public relations. at the plate. Carew drew a walk, cut­ save) earned his I50th career victory buy a break.” Red Sox, who have won 10 of their WAXES vived by two brothers, Alan R. Ata­ He’s been interested in the concept extreroceptive drive low, in favor of Graveside services will be at Rose objective way of pinpointing and ting the Red Sox’ lead to 6-3 and in Boston's 6-3 triumph Sunday over Torrez, 4-6, got all the support he last 13, and trail the Yankees by eight mian of East Hartford, and Thomas of writing in plain English since his facilitating basic information MANCHESTER — Manchester Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill at measuring convoluted writing, he prompting a visit to the mound from the California Angels. “I gave it all I needed from Tony Perez, who drove games. The other Boston mns came K. Atamian of Manchester, and his law school days, and 15 years ago set processing to maximize accurate an­ WATES will meet tomorrow at the convenience of the family. said. Manager Don Zimmer. had. It pumped me up but it also took in three runs with a homer and a on an RBI triple by Fred Lynn in the fiancee. Miss Peggy Everett of up his own consulting firm in West ticipation of reality.” Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Memorial donations may be made to Lawyers, Morris said, are perfect “ He just told me to go afrcr them,” a lot out of mS. I battled them all the single. Perez, who has 51 RBI, drove first after a Jerry Remy single and a Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to 7:30 the charity of the donor’s choice or to Brunswick, Maine. Hartford to help businesses and other examples of the pompous because “It’s to show off. And bureaucrats •Torrez said. way when the situation called for it.” 3 in a run in the first with a single and Funeral services will be Thursday feel they have to write like that. They Rader double followed by a Dwight p.m. Members should bring items for the Light of Christ Catholic Church, organizations get their point across. the cases they read in law school are Bob Gilder read The right-hander did. He fanned The situation presented itself stroked a two-run homer, his 10th of at the John F. Tierney Funeral say they can’t be a government agen­ Evans single in the fourth. the Chinese auction. P.O. Box 6115, Clearwater, Fla, Morris had a big hand in Connec­ often decades old and written in a the greens right in Jason Thompson and Joe Rudi, both throughout Torrez’s 61-3 inning stint. the year, in the third off loser Jim Home, 219 W. Center St. with the cy if they write clearly,” he said. 33518, for masses in his memory. ticut’s new clear language law which Latin sentence structure. Montreal on ihe'i on called third strikes, and induced The Angels collected 13 hits off Barr, 01. The Angels, who have lost 22 of Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. officiating. goes into effect July 1. The law weekend and Bobby Grich to ground out harmless­ Torrez and stranded 14 runners. But wound up winning I “I like to see men on base and I’m their last 29 games, scored twice in Legion downs Burial will be in East Cemetery. applies to most consumer contracts ly. That ended the threat, ended the unlike Friday night, when they seeing them more and more here,” the second on consecutive singles by up to $25,000 and covers the fine print the Canadian Open. Friends may call at the funeral home inning and just about finished off scored 20 runs, they just couldn’t get said Perez. ‘Tve been driving men in Grich, Larry Harlow and Fred Patek Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in insurance policies. Weekend auto thefts He picked up a South Windsor Man killed in crash check for 863,000 Torrez for the day. the timely hit when they needed it. for years, or that's my reputation and a sacrifice fly by Miller. Memorial donations may be made to The litmus test is the average the memorial fund of Center with a score of six Manchester Legion baseball team MANCHESTER - A 25-year-old He is in the Navy and stationed at the number of words per sentence and no under par 274. It Congregational Church. sentence may exceed 50 words. The scored four times in the sixth en man died at Manchester Memorial Brunswick, Maine Naval Air Station. being probed by police was his second PGA QUIZ average number of words per Mets winner route to a 6-1 Zone Eight triumph Hospital Sunday night about an hour MANCHESTER - Three car lour triumph in paragraph must be less than 75 and noon and 5 p.m. Saturday. She told Golf, good living over South Windsor yesterday at after sustaining injuries in a head-on As reconstructed by Minor, David Arden five seasons. no paragraph can be longer than 150 thefts which took place over the police the car was locked. Duprey Field in South Windsor. collision on W. Middle Turnpike near DiBiasi was heading east when he EAST HARTFORD — Funeral with homers words. weekend are under investigation by There are no suspects in any of the The Post 102 entry split a pair of the Center Street intersection. drove into the oncoming lane which services will be today at 3 p.m. from Insurance policies must score at police. thefts Gilder exhibition tilts Friday and Saturday, Police said Petty officer 3rd class is divided from the eastbound lane by the Hebrew Funeral Home, 906 Far­ Doreen Sambogna of 5 Carter St., About $500 in rings and watches NEW YORK (UPI) — Maybe what least 45 on the Flesch reading ease for Bob Gilder Claudell Washington need^ was a nipping Torrington, 5-4, and bowing Gary S. Atamian of 14 Sunset St. was a grass median. Atamian, Minor mington Ave., West Hartford for Bolton, told police she parked her were reported burglarized from the test, which counts the average good, swift kick. Saturday to Meriden, 7-8. injured when a car driven by Trent J. said, had just entered W. Middle David Arden, M, of 745 Main St. who 1974 Volkswagen in the Burr Comers home of a Wetherell Street woman Bobby Unser, number of words per sentence and ILE BIZARD, Que. (UPI) - Bob duelled over the last four holes. Manchester, 5-1 in the Zone and $8 DiBiasi, 61; of 466 W. Middle Turn­ Turnpike from Center St. when the died Saturday at his home. commuter lot about 7:30 Friday about 11:30 Friday night. The woman who won the star­ "Something like this takes a load average syllables per word. The Gilder would have you believe that Gilder bogied the 14th where Pate overall, hosts Zone Eight foe Windsor pike apparently drove into the west­ two cars collided. Mr. Arden was born in New York morning. When she returned at about 5 told police she returned home to find ting pole position C l off,” the New York right fielder said higher the score, the simpler the I with the fastest victory is something to sneeze at. managed a birdie and that closed the Sunday after crashing three home Locks tonight at Eagle Field at 6 bound lane striking Atamian’s sub­ • Under Connecticut law, a driver city and had lived in East Hartford p.m., she said, the car was gone. The a kitchen door window broken and o’clock. compact car head-on. The writing. qualifying lime, He’s been doing it for 4V4 years with gap to two. Pate bogied 15, missing mns and a single to enable the Mets who causes the death of another per­ for the past 11 years. Before his lot has been the scene of other dead bolt unlatched. Police are in­ Shawn Spears twirled a five-hitter Manchester Fire Department was Morris is hoping other states will went out and won moderately successful results. the green, but made the stroke up to snap their seven-game losing son with a motor vehicle while in­ retirement in 1969 he had been automobile thefts in the past. vestigating. in besting South Windsor. He walked summoned to the accident scene follow Connecticut’s trail. New York the Pocono 500 Gilder, making his rivals pay dear­ with a 15-foot birdie putt at 16 to streak with a 9-6 victory over the Los toxicated can be charged with mis­ employed for many years by the E.J. Chris H. Feigl, 28, of 187 Terrace A man who uncovered a marijuana yesterday. The EKNIE BANKS WAS THE FIRST two, fanned five and hit one batter in about7:05p.m. to extricate Atamian and Hawaii have clear language ly for their mistakes, fired a even- close again within striking distance. Angeles Dodgers. conduct. Corvette Co. in New York City. Drive, Vernon, reported the theft of patch near Ledgecrest Terrace veteran New Mexico N.L.6TAR TO BE NAMED MVP going the distance. DiBiasi was arrested by police and statutes for consumer contracts and par round of 70 Sunday to win the After an exchange of pars on 17, BACK TO BACK. WHO WAS Washington, acquired from the DiBiasi was held overnight at He leaves a son. Dr. Elliot R. his car from 121 Spruce St. about 6:58 called police who investigated the driver averaged Manchester scored single runs in charged with misconduct with a 20 states require plain speak in in­ $350,000 Canadian Open two strokes Pate’s drive landed deep in the rough THE LAST AMERICAN LEAEUE Chicago White Sox earlier this police headquarters and presented Arden of East Hartford; a brother, .a.m. Friday where he had parked the complaint and discovered 12 IS1.454 mph and STAR TO MATCH THAT ? the first and fourth ii^ngs, the motor vehicle. Capt. Henry Minor of surance contracts. » ahead of surging Jerry Pate and at 18. He managed a stunning 45-foot month, entered the game with just this morning in East Hartford Morris Arden of Florida; and a 1968 Plymouth overnight. marijuana-like plants beneath power led for 210 of the A. ROECR MARIS former unearned and latter driven in the police department’s patrol Divi­ Some people, he says, are afraid Leonard Thompson. chip shot that came up just two feet one hit in 17 NL at bats and to make Superior Court. grandchild, Jodi Ellin Arden. Lorette P. Roy of 208 Penney lines on a private road. The plants 200 laps. B. DENNY MCLAIN by Jon Brandt’s squeeze bunt. South sion said DiBiasi was apparently in­ others will think they don’t have “1 played to lead,” said Gilder, short of the hole en route to a bogie ,C. FRANK ROBINSON matters worse, he was accidentally Atamian’s death was the second Burial will be in Jonathan Welfare Drive, East Hartford, told police her were confiscated and destroyed. Windsor had knotted it with a run in toxicated. He was uninjured in the anything to say unless they write Unser summing up his strategy perfectly. and a four-round total of 72-69-65-70 kicked in the face when he and center automobile fatality in town in four Society Cemetery, Tower Avenue, 1969 Ford was stolen from the K- There were no arrests in the inci­ the third. crash. something in a complicated way. “I enjoyed the course and the play. I 276. is-09i'»08 '.jaMSlffi fielder Joel Youngblood both dove for days. Thursday night, five-year-old Hartford. Memorial week will not be Mart lot at 239 Spencer St. between dent. The locals, however, put matters A hospital spokesman said this just want to make a living at it (golf) Gilder, ever sensible, settled for a a bloop double in the first inning. Justin Daigle was killed as he observed locally. Memorial con­ away in the sixth. Mike Falkowski morning Atamian died at 7:50 p.m., and so far I’ve made a heck of a good bogie and a four-round score of 67-67- " I got a headache in the fifth in­ crossed Olcott Street about 7 p.m. tributions may be made in his one. American League singled and scored on Spears’ hit- Sunday shortly after being admitted. - memory to the Temple Beth Tefilah, Schools 70-70-274. ning,” said Washington, who dis­ "I have never been a superstar and Thompson, runner-up at the Bay A's 5, Yankees 2 played a split lip. "But I felt like and-run single which eluded the 465 Oak St., East Hartford. Renaldo rightfielder. Eric Gaumder walked I’m not really sure I want to be.” Hill Classic earlier this year, started Jeff Newman crashed a two-mn going all the way.” Nehemiah was all and Brandt stroked an RBI bit-and- Gilder, who claimsjie has not been the day five strokes back and fired a homer and Tony Armas added a solo It’s no wonder. By the time the damaged smiles as he cleared mn single. Joe Panaro’s single nude too distressed at failing to win since blistering 67 that included four bir­ blast to help the A's snap a five-game fifth inning roiled around, It’s dog license time Church sets picnic hurdle In pacing it 5-1 and Brad Cabral squeezed home the 1976 Phoenix Open, started the dies, but sas too far off the pace to losing streak and end the Yankees’ Washington was already well on his MANCHESTER - Members of St. MANCHESTER - field In 110 meter the final tally. high hurdle day two strokes ahead of Pate and catch up. nine-game winning streak. Matt way toward his best day as a major- MANCHESTER - This is the through mailing the old license, to Mary’s Episcopal Church will meet Three schools had windows George Hanlon’s grounder which qualifying heat in reeled off three birdies through the 'Tie (Gilder) was too far ahead. Keough, 8-7, scattered nine hits to leaguer. He hit a pair of two-mn month to be a best friend’s friend, the Town Clerk’s Office, or stopping Thursday at 11 a.m. at the parish hall broken over the weekend in first six holes, forcing the big guns of went through the second basenun’s separate incidents, accor­ 13t55. The lime Every time I made one, he made one. gain the victory while Tom shots off starter Dave Goltz, 3-6, in and save yourself some trouble. by the Municipal Building. for an annual picnic. tied best effort of the PGA tour to unload and eventual­ You just go for what you can get,” he legs proved to be the difference as N Underwood, 7-4, took the loss. Rick the first and fifth innings and a solo Unless dog licenses are renewed by Registration fees are $3.50 for a ding to police. ly misfire. Manchester topped Torrington in 10 day during Olym­ said. "On the front nine I performed Cerone homered for New York. blast off Charlie Hough in the June 30, your pet could be impounded neutered male or spayed female, and Fire drill The most serious pic Track and Field innings. Bill Herlth had three hits, The $63,000 winner’s purse pushed magic just to keep from shooting 40, Mariners 7, Orioles 5 seventh to help reliever Mark Bpm- and the owner subject to arrest and a $7.50 for a female or male. A kennel MANCHESTER — Company 1 of damage was reported at trials last weekend Dave Blake two and winning pitcher his earnings above the $100,000 mark but I did settle down. It was a Larry Milbourne tripled in two back, one of four Mets' pitcher^ to fine. license is $51.00. The veterinary cer­ the Town of Manchester Fire Etepart- Rennet Junior High School in Eugene, Ore. for the third time in a six-year career Paul McCIuskey hurled four effective scramble.” runs in the ninth inning to lift the his fourth victory in five decisions. Connecticut statutes require that tificate is required for previously un- ment will drill tomorrow at the on Main Street where three but Gilder is not greedy. His strategy innings in relief in the win. Ben Crenshaw, runnerup at the Mariners to victory. After Jim Neil Allen finish^ up to get his 11th all dogs over six months old be licejised spayed females and McKee Street firehouse beginning at windows on the west side of backing toward victory if Meriden plated a run in the bottom Nehemiah Colonial Open and paired with both Anderson led off with a walk off loser save. licens^. The licenses are obtained neutered males. 6:30 p.m. of the building were broken necessary, suits his outlook on the of the ninth to take Saturday’s deci­ Gilder and Pate, fired a steady even- Tim Stoddard, 0-3, and Mario Men­ “I’ve faced Goltz before when he with rocks and two panes game. sion. Spears had three hits including par 70 in a round of three birdies, two doza singled, Milbourne tripled with was with Minnesota but I never had a on the East Side Recrea­ two doubles and four RBIs and “It gives me confidence that I bogies and a double bogie to collect two out off reliever Tippy Martinez day like today against him,” said tion Center, adjacent to the know I can win... but so what? There Falkowski and Cabral each had two Billy Marlin the third place purse. to make a winner of Shane Rawley, 3- Washington. “Goltz threw a little Area man held in assault school, were also are 16 tournaments left to play,” said hits. Herlth in his mound debut helped attract a full Defending champion Lee Trevino, more fastballs today than he ever shattered. The damage 1. Tom Paciorek homered for Seat­ hurled the first four innings, allowing Bolton received abrasions to his left arm house at Yankee the 29year-old Oregon professional. gunning for his third Canadian title in tle. has. He threw 80 to 90 per cent fast- children suffered injuries and were was discovered about 8:30 Stadium last Satur- four hits while walking one and fan­ John A. Faulkner, 31, of Storrs, and to both knees. He was taken to Gilder, who has at times been less four years, had an uneven round of Indians 11, Twins 6 balls.” taken to Rockville General Hospital. p.m. Friday. 1 day on Old Timers' than wondrous in the clutch, ad­ ning two and giving up no mns. was charged Saturday with assault Manchester Memorial Hospital, At 5:15 p.m. Sunday, a four bogies and four birdies to share Del Alston drove in three mns with Jose Moreno drove in two runs in a on a police officer, resisting arrest treated and released. South Windsor Day. The current mitted he had won with an unspec­ fourth place with Bing Crosby cham­ three-mn Mets’ fourth with Doug three-inch rock was thrown Oakland manager tacular round. a triple and a single and Joe Char- and breach of peace in connection Faulkner was held in lieu of posting Gregory S. Schwier, 18, of 59 pion George Burns III and Danny boneau cracked a two-run homer to Flynn’s sacrifice fly delivering the through a window of appeared in his "I didn’t play that well and I was with the investigation of an alleged a $10,000 cash bond and was to be Sullivan Ave., South Windsor, was Edwards of Edmond, Okla. All three pace the Indians to victory. Alston other. But it was Washington who in­ Robertson School on North ANNOUNCES A I Yankee uniform surprised that I won,” said Gilder, Moriarty’s incident in the parking lot at Fiano's presented in court in Rockville charged Friday night with resisting I and received the were bracketed at 278, two strokes singled in Dilone in the fourth to give spired the Mets. School Street touching off who connected for birdie putts of 12, on Route 44A. , today. arrest, breach of the peace and day's longest sian- under for the tournament. Cleveland a 6-3 lead and tripled in his an alarm. At about 9 p.m. 15 and 10 feet before adopting a more State Police said a Bolton officer, driving while under the influence of WHOPPER ‘ ding ovation, Johnny Miller fired a 1-over-par 71 next appearance in the sixth to drive add to lead Sunday, a BB-shot hole was conservative style that gave him in uniform, was knocked to the Vernon liquor or drugs or both in connection M artin overshadowing Joe to stand alone in eighth place with a in two runs in a five-run outburst. Cardinals 12, Reds 2 ^ discovered in a window at three bogies on the back nine. ground, punched and kicked. Another Vernon Police are investigating the with the investigation of an incident of a SAVINGS DiMaggio and 1-over-par 279. Charboneau's 10th homer drove in NL batting leader‘Keith Hernandez Bowers School on Mickey Mantle. Gilder's three birdies forced Lee Bolton constable and three cause of a one-car accident that in the parking lot of the Colony Shops Last week’s U.S. open winner Jack two more runs in that inning. John led a 15-hit attack with two hits, Enhancing its hold on first place in Princeton Street. Trevino, Jack Nlcklaus and Pate to Manchester Police officers came to happened on Vernon Avenue, Sunday, on Sullivan Avenue. Nicklaus failed to extend his run for Castino homered for Minnesota. three mns scored and four RBI Sun­ the Twilight Baseball League, Police have no suspects make an all-out dash for the lead that his aid and subdued the accused who and resulted in injuries to three per­ He was released on his promise to glory, ballooning to a 3-over-par 73 to ' Royals 7, Brewers 4 day and Pete Vuckovich tossed a Moriarty Bros, registered an 8-7 sons. in any of the incidents. eventually got them in trouble. was taken into custody. State Police appear in court In East Hartford on finish at 282, two strokes over for the U.L. Washington belted a two-run four-hitter in sparking St. Louis. The come-from-behind win over Bristol Police said Jane Delvecchio of 18 With Thomson in the clubhouse two said. June 30. tournament along with leading PGA homer and Amos Otis and Willie Cardinals touched starter Mike Cassins last night at Page Park. Police said the Bolton officer Pillsbury Hill and her two small Bjorn Borg has i strokes back at 68-73-68-67-276, Gilder money-winner Tom Watson. Aikens added solo shots to give the LaCkiss, 4-7, for three mns in the The Gas Housers are 8-2 with 16 2 $100 and Pate, paired in the same group. been tabbed the Royals their triumph. Rich Gale fourth when they took a 3-2. points atop the standings while man lo beat" In I went the distance for Kansas City Vuckovich, 7-5, stmek out four and Bristol is tied for second with Ver­ the men's division and allowed only six hits, one of walked one in completing his fifth non, each 6-3 and 12 points. Zinsser gains support THE MAACO SUPREME of the Wimbledon complete game. Moriarty’s scored five times in the ^ The Holistic Tennis Tourna- I 'Boring' but smart which was a solo homer by Don PAINT SERVICE Phillies 4, Giants 3 top of the seventh to take the verdict. ment starting today Money. MANCHESTER — Scott Clendaniel, Republicans as well as Democrats and un­ Steve Carlton scattered eight hits Bill Chapulis’ two-run homer ORIG. * 289.95 NOW $180.00 in England. He was Detroit 7-6, White Sox 1-4 campaign chairman of the committee for affiliates encouraged and supported his in outdueling Vida Blue to win his highlighted the explosion which also C Itin ind d iw ii in tlr* M r • Tharough michin* landing ol lur- paired with Ismail The Tigers got strong pitching Carl A. Zinsser’s run for the State Senate decision to run for higher office. Weight Loss Clink victory for Garner 13th game and Greg'Luzinski drove included an RB) single by Bud Silva, lic i • F e ilh ir-id g i m oil cMpi and scialchai • Apply lull coal El Shafei In the from Dave Rozema and Jack' Morris in the Fourth Senatorial District, today Among these many people were the home the winning mn with a seventh­ singles by Ray Gliha and Steve 3 ol prlmar saalar'. Paint ailarlor In Polyuratliana anamal (lama opening match. HERSHEY, Pa. (UPI) - JoAnne in the field. At least five other to sweep their, dauble-headhr'. announced continued, growing support for Chairman of the South Windsor Town Martina inning sacrifice fly. Chotiner and a two-base knock by y color) and baka lo durability plus llnlib In our tamparaluro-con- earner played It smart — “boring,”,, players.shot .(‘lights out’-’ for the first' Roz'emd pit'clied a seven-hitter in the Zinsser’s nomination at the July 22 Committee, Richard M. Rittenband; Navraloliva and Expos 2, Padres 0 Irollad ovan. but smart. time on the par-72 Hershey Country opener as the Tigers overcame a tri­ Tony Mitta. Republican nominating convention. former Comptroller of the State of Tracy Austin have Steve Rogers, 9-5, pitched his se­ Bristol tallied twice in the home Clendaniel said, “Zinsser already has She was sitting on a 6-stroke ad at Club West Course. ple play by the White Sox. Morris Connecticut, Nathan C. Agostinelli; Fen­ WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT? been tabbed co- cond shutout of the season and seventh but fell a run short. Jim the full commitment and support from the ton “Pat” Futtner, chairman of the Fourth favoriles In the the start of play Sunday, owing Only three were at par or under for scattered eight hits in 8 1-3 innings in that all she had to do was si t con- the first two rounds but a total of 16 the nightcap in handing the White Sox Warren Cromartie and Bob Pate Balesano went the distance to pick up seven Manchester delegates, and in addi­ Senatorial District, Robert Dixon, former women's division. Borg each drove in a run with singles to • A realistic and nutritionally sound diet program. sistent golf to capture the;* 0,000 players played par or better Sunday, their sixth straight loss. Wayne the win for the Gas Housers. He tion, three of the five delegates from Town Chairman of Bolton, and Adler lead Montreal to a victory over Gary allowed six hits and walked five. South Windsor and two of the three from Dobkin, former town chairipan of • Biofeedback and deep relaxation training by our Lady Keystone Open. / and seven wound up at even-par or Nordhagen homered for Chicago in MANCHESTER And that’s what she Lucas, 3-4. The Expos beat a left­ Chotiner had a second-inning solo Coventry have committed their full sup­ staff of trained nurses. better for the tournament. the nightcap. Manchester. * The 41-year-old veh hander for the 12th straight time. homer and Mike Johnson a two-mn port for Zinsser’s nomination.” This Clendaniel-also said the Zinsser Com­ • Behavior modification. 291 ADAMS ST. after Bradley made up the most ground, Hlue Jays 6, Rangers 5 • Understandirig emotional aspects of overeating. shrugging off trouble/hn the front carding a 67 and dropping from three T,loyd Moseby’s bases-loaded Cubs 3, Braves 2 shot following a Ray Sullivan single brings the total delegates to date to 12.*' mittee feels confident that there is On the eve of the Jerry Martin and Bill Buckner in the fifth. • All programs Individually developed. I-N to EXIT 93 fir»l series wllfa the nine, regained her pomposure and over to two under. sacrifice fly with one out in the 10th Zinsser’s support for running forfthe already enough additional support from crack^ sixth-inning homers and Chotiner had two hits and three Fourth Senatorial District has been • All sessions are Individually conducted. 7/10 mllo south of Caldor New York Yankee* carded a 1-under-par 71 for a 54-hoIe Washam also made up ground, inning delivered Roy Howell from the unannounced delegates to clinch the three Chicago pitchers combined on RBI to pace the MB’s. strong. A number of prominent nomination in July, • Monitoring of blood pressure each session. starting tonight In total of 207 — four strokes ahead of Jo shooting a 69 to close the gap on third base with the winning mn to New York, Boston Ann Washam, who trailed Camer In Camer, but the Camer chalked up a complete a Toronto comeback. The a seven-hitter. Phil Niekro, 5-10, took • All programs are supervised by ou( medical staff. the loss while Dennis L«mp, 7-6, • Hypnosis by staff physician. (Optional) J47-9928 lost Jim Rice. The second place through each round of birdie-3 on the 18th hole to finish at 9- Jays battled back from a 5-1 deficit •lugging outfielder thfitouniament. under for the tournament. with three runs in the eighth and one earned the victory. Dick Tidrow Three groups to hear Zinsser recorded his third save. suffered a chip Pat Bradley finished with a 214 for "I was trying to attack,” said in the ninth before reaching Jim ■•oauaa W8 a n contMmt that W8 hatff itovilopwl tn OFFER EXPIRES 6/30/80 fracture In the left Pirates 2, Astros 1 MANCHESTER — Carl A. Zinsser, Senatorial District convention. third place, Sally Little at 215 for Camer, who earned $15,000, “but I Kem, 2-9, for the winner in the 10th. candidate for the Republican State Senate axtramaly aKactiva waM it loaa program wa bivtta PAHTICIPATINO MAACO CENTERS ONLY wrist when hit by a John Milner clubbed his second Olympians play On Thursday at 8 p.m. Zinsser will you to call lor a totally naa eonaultatlon. I pitch tossed by fourth. Pat Meyers, Shelley Hamlin could not get any fight going. I was from the Fourth Senatorial District, will and Jan Stephenson tied for fifth at home mn of the season and Jim Bib- INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Earvin speak at the South Windsor Republican SHOP HOURS: I Chris Kntpp of trying to make birdies, but just was Hoffman recalled speak ^ is week before three different even-par 216. not aggressive enough. I kept leaving by, 8-1, pitched a four-hitter to help "Magic” Johnson of the Los Angeles Town Committee meeting at the South I California laat CHICAGO (UPI) - The Chicago Pittsburgh snap a six-game slide and Republican Town Committee meetings. The Holistic Weight Loss Clinic . Mon. thru Fri. 8 am-6 pm Saturday and ha* Attendance was 27,350 — an LPGA it short.” ■' Lakers and Artis Gilmore of the Windsor Library on Sullivan Avenue. White Sox have brought up left- halt Houston’s five-game winning Tuesday night, Zinsser will speak at the .The Professional Building Rice been placed'on the single-day record. • Camer was referring to her com­ Chicago Bulls will lead the NBA All- Zinsser is optimistic about securing the Sat. t sjallWD handed pitcher Guy Hoffman from streak. A solo homer by Terry Puhl Manchester Republican Town Committee July 22 nomination at the Republican con­ 341 Broad Street IS-dty disabled Gamer’s steady performance — ments after Saturday’s round, when Star team into battle against the 1980 list. their Iowa Oaks American Associa­ spoiled Blbby’s bid for his second meeting at 8 p.m. in the town hall. vention. To date, he has secured support Manchester, Ct. 06040 she had three straight sub-par rounds she said she generally felt better two U.S. Olympic basketball team In the On Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. at Glaston­ — was more than enough to withs­ tion farm club, sending pitcher Fran­ shutout. The loss also stopped a 14- final game of tlie Gold Medal series from 12 of the 17 delegates needed to win shots behind at the start of the final cisco Barrios to Iowa, the club an­ bury High School, he will address the the nomination. 6 4 6 - 3 3 8 2 tand some hard chargers moving up g ^ e home winning streak. Joe at 8 p.m. Monday night at Market round. Still, even with the big lead, nounced. Glastortbury delegations to the Fourth she had little trouble holding it. Niekro, 7-6, took the loss. Square Arena.

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1 0 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 23, tfeo EVENING HERALD, Mon., June O, 1980 - 11 i 4 ■ r ' 6 corcboQrcl \ TV tonight Dubaldo students play 4 MANCHESTER- evening’s program were Willis, Guy Bradstreet, iwomatnommsf CHICAGO ATUftTA OAKUND NEW YORK Buckland Mfg. 3-5, Ward past Auto Trim & Paint, 1 (Jeremy Dieterle). ^ —Blasko-W hyte 68, Bidwell of tha lata Jonathan Orayaon, andia dnii- known criminal, cauaaa probtama for Dr. » ABC Nawa M bMBm miwjgnmM sm sssmiimum - SPORTS ON TV ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r b bi 23-61; Better Nine -A Students of Dubaldo Music Stephanie Thai, Mchael Falcdns 3 (A.J. Marcan- S J C D O M N«#t Uad to ba chairman of tha board. Miehaala. (Rapaal) II jM Sandra Trombly, Pam DeJmss SOtI HiibMtb JOtO Hendnnll SOlOBrownd 4030 Mfg. 3-5, Personal Tee 2-6, 10-5, at Buckley Field. Jim -M ike Mlscia 34-2-32, B Sr.-Bidwell 71, Holmes- djf Prooremwlnf Unannounced Randle 3b Ci) ILovcUicy (D Hollywood 'Swanaon and ( D M . A .i i i Center were presented in Nevins, Maria A'Yarista, Gurney, Leanne Adams, . i tv ‘itStOAv* JOlONhinJiycf 3010 1013 Lrfrtvrell 3000 Red-Lee 0-8. M acGlllvary had three hits tonto 2, Ward Saunders), W Jokcr'eWHd Valanlino' O Antarolloa: Dtaart Of lea, Baa Of Bucknrlb —M orrone 35-6-29, C —Dick Downing 71, aarke-O ark ^ 11:60 : V JUM E2). 1960 JiiiSSi!:«ri W l l i n o N d u « 3 b 5010 ® Ah-Btar Soccar Covtntry City vi (B) BowNng PBA Tour Portland, Ufa Using archival footage, bn iooatlon f i Bamay MBtor Bamay'a aquad of man two mnsic recitals last Elizabeth Konon, Linda Charron Potamianos and VailK 4 112 Jackson rf 4100 including two homers, T o ro s 0. 71, Normington-Pantelokos filmmatarialandMarvlaws.thiaprooram Martinet 4 131 Htirwr3b; 4000 Backofen 38-7-31, D —Pefc Mjddlatborough rated to waaring draaaas durrng a hast Monday and Tuesday at Lee Scheideman, Andy David Longo. MAD EVEMMO 423 1 Spencer lb 4010 INDY Keith Ferry was 4-for-5, Suns 3 (Wayne 71, Livingston-Brazel 71, 9B pom 222 f i f i f i UtttoHouMOnThoPraMo documantalhapatlandpraaantofman'a wava to hatp famala datactivaa Ballay Hendrsn If 4000 Burrghslf 4 0 0 0 Urhlm dh 4010 Rotondo 45-16-29; Best 16 growing mvolvamant mtha prtttinaanvir- MAOASIME « 0:00 i U i KlulH3b O O Z e o m " Whaal tiaphonaa art Inatallad in Walnut and Wantwodh catch a rapiat. (Rapaat) Center Congregational Cavar, Jennifer Papa, Carl Performing In Tuesday tetBBWT* Foote c 3 i 1 0 Blanks as 4000 EmUoC 4020 Ceronec 4122 Standings: Lathrop In­ Chris Ogden three blows Hollingsworth 2, Jon Jup- ■ Neligon-Aldinger 76, W StraaU Of San Pranelaco Qrovt, anoopy Mra. Oltaon liatana in on onmanl and the faaclnallng aco-ayatam 111) AN-Star SoccRT Tyson 2b 3 0 0 0 Benedict c 3000 GMrrwB 4 010 Doyle a 3010 -A -A1 Kemp 62-7-55, B Church. Skoog, Laureen Morancey, 7:00 surance 6-2, Dairy Queen 6- and John Jacobson two in­ nik). Eagles 2 (Jeff 6:30 har naighbora* calls and laama a aacrat gftha region. (DHooan'aHaroaa evening’s performance Biittner ph 10 00 Pocorb ph <00 0 McKiylb 3 1 2 0 SherriII2b 4010 —M orrone 65-11-54, C Oglesby-Fries 74, Davls- O FaaOvalOIBotmd U P T H E 111^ PrchGolf TachnkiMt $ Hogan'aHaroaa that thraatana todaatroy tha marriaga of (D Movla -(Stttpanaa)...... A Lovaly Participating in the Jennifer Atwell, Delrdre were Kevin and Kimberly Kellehrlb 0 000 Nahrdoyc 1 000 ToUlj 37 5 13 5 ToUls 35 2 10 2 2, Wilson Electric 5-3, cluding a four-bagger for W rightr;Anthony ■ W right). Muzik 74, Gagnon-Duvall Jonathan and AHca Qarvty. (Rapaal; 60 10:00 Oft WraatHng Lampp 3 00 0 Niekrop 2 0 0 0 Oakland 200100IIO-S -L araia 72-18-54, D —Herz XlKJPcDouOh Way To DIa" 1B6B Kirk Deuglaa. Sytva program were piano Coogan, Elizabeth ACADEMY 7:30 C arter’s. Kevin Boyko had g O f i l NBCNawa mjna.) (D Lou Grant Roaai'a interview with a Koacina. Man hirad by baaullful widow'# Kilpatrick, Marianne Capillap 00 0 0 Lum ph 10 10 New York 000010010-2 Westown Pharmacy 4-4, 74, Pahoulls-Blackbum 76, child lalaviaion atar gtvas him a story ha (11^ SporitCanlar 70-23-47, OOOvarEatyQuait:JaiatciMilford. fiADayWIthConradOroMlaraalHor- lawyar to act aa bod^uard faHa In lova students of Clara Dubaldo Halloran, Melanie Lane, Tidrow p 1 0 0 0 Camp p OOOO E^Nettles, Lefebvre. DP-Oakland 1. Thrifty Package 3-4, two hits and Tammy Dillon JUNIOR Holt; Hugh Downs. (Cloiad captkinad) owltiwrolBlhlahumorouadramaabouta can't uaa aboirt what harlifaiaraaltylika. Mitney, Matthew 8:00 ToUls ' S 3 10 3 ToUlsToUls' 32 2 7 2 SCOTCH BALL- Front Booth-Kidney 75, Saarl- withgirtandavanaftarahalaaoquittadof “A comedy gone LOH-Oakland 7. New York 10. 2D- 6:65 pratanlioua Naw York lhaatricai agani (Rapaal: 60 mine.) har mlllionaira huaband'a murdar naada and Anne Marie Civitiilo Ilona and Rose Kallai, Chmielecki, Sharon and (11) BowNng Chicago 000012000-3 Armas, Henderson. HR—Newman (7), Acadia Restaurant J-5, played well defensively for South: Yankees 6 (Chris Thomas 75; Net —Young- ® Tannia 'Wimbledon Highlighia* Tha 8:30 AtlanU 000200000-2 Nine —Net —Joe Garbrous- 9 Nawi who loaaa hia longtima Irlsnd and mual protactlon and ha aata out lo find viUaina and guitar and accordion Richard Tramontane,. Laura Sloan, Adrian Maz- totally M AD.” (8)M Monday Night BaMball Orone (8), Armas (13). SF—Murphy. Cherrone’s Packagd ^ 5 , AT&P. Sarli 5, Chris Sliver), Badsteubner 58, Banavige- 7:00 now copa on hia own (60 mina.) moat axtanaiva on-air eovsraga of the wfM art tiying to ktH har. (2 hra.) B-DeJesus. DP-AUanU LOH-Chica* IP H RERBBSO (kinnie Kelly 29 %, Fred- avani with aama day action highlighia 9:00 ^CBSNawa Sp Mofdara Of Troy Thia docu-drama (&) IntamattofwIRaequalbaMHoganva students of Bruno and Vic­ Maura Fogarty, Brian zonl, Kory and Kirsten HI go 7. AtlanU 6.2B-Chambliss2, Foote. Oakland F lo ’s C:ake 1-6. Sabres 1 (Jason Boys). Schlehofer 61, Hubbard- and comprahanaiva aami-final match (S) u.S. Otympk Batkalball ueJesus. HR—Burroughs (2). Buckner Gloria M eurant 30 V4, P e te (oJMInTha Family raflacia tha apirii of a alrong-willad triah Thomas Keough(W8-7) ,9 10 2 2 4 3 ABCNawi immigrant family working hard to carva a tor Dubaldo. Dunn, Tim Mathewson, Sorenson, Matt and Thad 10:00 (3). Martin (13i. S-Mui INTERNATIONAL Stars 10 (Jon Roe 3, Todd Pinchem 62, Allen-Walton GV Dr. Gana Scott On Habrawa New York Naktenis-Edythe Zubrow GD Faca Tha Muitc nicha for thamiolves during tha Amar- fififiTofnBnydar'aCalabrityBpot- ll.’OS Performing in Monday F a three hundred years (M) Tannit ER BBSO Underwood (L7<4) Scoring early and often, Jones 4, Larry Mallett, llght Tom Snyder apaaka with James Brenda Kuhl, Debbie Terzo, Michael Craig, Bon­ 11:30 CANDLELIGHT 62, Zemgulys-Hward 62, GD Pro^kolf Tachniquaa Hoit; Slava lean Indualrlal Revolution of tha t660'a. CD Six MMten Dollar Han Chicago Griffin 32 V4, Bob-Jan Campbell 32 (90 mini.) (Cloaad caplionad) Cagnay.CarrollO'Connor.PriseillaPraa- aterriiyingseaet (11) SpoftaCantar Fogarty Bros, and Buf­ the Oilers toppled An- Nick Romaro, Tony Baliaalaroa ^ 1t:10 nie Repsher, Anthony UmplW7-6) Broege-SuIIivan 62, Ekldy- lay and Erik Eatrada. (60 mint.) has been kept Irom 12:00 V4; Back Nine—N et—John ®ThatNaahTillaCountryPopFavtlval 6:30 f i Po6ca Woman Pappar and Crowlay Capifia 2;S6 ‘a ,746, falo W ater Tavern split a saldi’s, 10-2, Friday at DlGregqrio), Earthquakes Thia high-anargy country ^ p muaic fat- CD Phyl And MIkhy Bacauia of hia Connecticut Prfma Tima DiMauro, Cynthia Lewis, 111) inlafnatienal Racquatball Tidrow iS3l Rydel 62, Bravakis-Ives 63, iflvaatigstathabaatingofapoHcarookla Sculpture displayed the outside world. Dudenhoeffer-Ethei Peabk ttval laaturaa tiara lika Barbara Man* inaxpananca with hia naw languaga. IS) Non-Fletlon Television ‘Talking 12:30 AtlanU CALIFORNIA BOSTON doubleheader Friday at Leber Field. Bud Zachary 3 (Robbie Monaco, Keith and murdar of a pra-mad atudant by a Lisa Wetherell, Gwen abrhbl abrhbi 31, Jerry Laraia-Jackie M eskill-Cicchetti 63, Sklba- drall, Lynn Andaraon, alngar comadian Mikhy aaya aoma things in a nationally Back Detroit' Stephan LIghthlll'a film fol­ gang in a Poliah naighborhood. Ufi BowHng NiekroiLMO) lows the acllvillaa of three eatf-admitlad Goyette, Pat Tomkunas, 2:1S Miller cf 3 0 11 Burlesn ss 4 0 0 0 Robertson Park. Fogarty’s doubled and singled twice, Blanchard, Bret Factora). Buch^i 63, Anderson- Jim Stafford and Johnny Ctah't country lalaviaadintarviawwhichambarraaaaa (Rapaal) STORRS—V Sculpture he and his wife Rosemary Lamp Garofalo 32 Y4, Bill M arsh- king daughtar. Roaaanna Cash. ^ u n d Truck. Detroit revolutionaries aa they develop (14) Tannia Dark cf 1 000 Remy2b 4 110 19:30 Don Dzen, Carole WP-Laiimp T—2:24. A—15,070, took the opener, 18-5, and Chris Helin homered, Dave Flyers 3 (Brian Feshler Anderson 63. QD f i Monday Night BaaabaU aliamaliva approaches to urban prob­ by the internationally founded the Rosemary 3:30 Lansfrd 3b 5 0 10 Lynn cf 4 2 2 1 Jan Haitlgan 34 V4, S al Faattval Of Faith CD Movla-(Advantura) ** "Ptrataaof 2, Brian Coughlin), Lions 1 WraatHng OD Movla -(Drama) •• 4 "Nuntlo" lems. (60 mine.) Kingsbury, Humphrey (ID SportaCanlar PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO Clibumc 00 0 0 Peres lb 4123 Buffalo the nightcap, 7-4. M arshall and Ralph Doyer G A L L O WAYt Steullet- Tortuga" 1961 Kan Scott. John Ri­ recognized artist Elliot Press. Carewdh 302 1 Ystrsmsif 4 00 0 Garofalo-Jan Laraia 34 V4; Nawa Sanalliva drama of a ralardad man who 10:30 chardson. 17th cantury; A Brftiah prtva- Olivieri, David Grenier ab r h bi ab r h bi Bob Piaster hit for the cy­ each had two bingles and (Dennis Foreman). Piilowstoski 143, Dunn- turns hit innocent fantasy of being a ©Movla-(Thriller) ••• "Tha Onion Offner will be on view at Smith rf 4 120 North cf 50 10 Thmpsnlb 4 0 10 Dwyer dh 3010 Birdies —Dudenhoeffer- laarcaptalniaordaradlofindanddaatroy Radio Tonight 4 000 Rudi If 5000 ___Rader< 4 22 1 cle, M errill Myers and Bob North: Raiders 2 (John comic book aupar-haro into adult raality. Field" 1970JohnSavaga, JamaaWood. tha plrata. Sir Hanry Morgan, who has the University of Connec- This exhibition is and Charron Potamianos. Gross rf OOOO Evans3b Jim Fogarty doubled and Pearl 15th hole, Bob-Jan Kittle 145, Russo-Lebertor & Dick Cavatt Show (RatadR)(90 mins.) (Paid SubscripHon Talavlalon) Story of Rose lb 4 0 )0 Clark rf 2120____ Grich2b 5 12 0 Evans rf 401 1 i lurnad on tha Britiah. (2 hra., 4 mina.) presented in cooperation Blass three hits each and Janenda 2), Minutemen 0. Nawtywad Oama 9:00 two kidnapped cops and lha 'ayalam' t i c u t ’s J o r g e n s e n 7:45 • Red Sox vi Schmidt 3b 5 2 22 Wohlfrdlf 4 0 0 0 Harlow rf 2 120 HoffmnSb 30 1 0 tripled for the 13-2 Oilers. Campbell 7th hole; CHosest 145, McLaughlin-M aron GI) Bowflng PBA Tour'' fodland. 4 12 1 Rttnmn ph 1000 Bob Valk, Rich M arsh, Jim Rangers 3 (Eric Wallert 7:30 CD M.LS.H. Colonel Potter turns ero- ttuki handlat thair kidnippara. (2 hra.) Qragori Auditorium Gallery with the Forum Gallery of Yankee., WTIC, WINF Luzinski If 300 1 Murray lb Ernie Reichle doubled for 145, D a ly - D a ly 145, 3 ) P.M. Magaztna chaty Whan ha calchst tha mumps, and ( 8 Connecticut Screening Room 40 11 Strainib ,4111 . . . Patekss * * to pin —Robertoms-Hodges ©Movla-(Drama)**14 "Hardcora" Boonec Flaherty and John Barry 2, Larry Jarvis), (1) Muppala Show Queata. Anna hiacondilioniaworsanadwhanWinchaa- 11:00 1979(3aorgaC.Scott.Afatharaaarchaa through July 6. New York City. Maddoxcf 4 0 i 0 LeMBsTr ss V o'l'o * J 5-8 A n s a ld i’s. 4 t h hole, Campbells, D e n y e r - E v a n s 146, i.’ci'ii tK nrtTT.i « A I ft r s o i l ITton 3b 1010 tar gats tha aama disaaas and hat to 3)CDCDO fifi Newt for hia runaway daughtar. H'a an intanaa, Bowa ss 30I0Sedekc 3 0 i i 38 3 13 3 ToUls 34 6 10 8 two apiece for the Oilers in Tomahawks" 0 (Ted Phlllips-Phillips 1 4 6 , X Dating Oama mova in with him. (Rapaal) y y Benny Hill Show Offner, who has lived and Aviles ss 0000 Bluep Skinners, M oshers 7th hole, shocking look at tha grim vndarworld of The gallery is open free a Hirt-SHOWN AT Duax 000 0 California (DO001000-3 the opener. In the nightcap. Brashier played well). D o w d -M a rc h e tti 146, o r SportaCanlar CD U.S.OlympicBaakatballU.S.Olym- f i Qunamoka lha pornography bualnaaa. (Ralad R) worked in Northampton, Trillo2b 3 10 0 Minton p Ansaldi’s came back Dudenhoeffers, Pearls 15th QhtA.8.H. Team va NBA Playara ABC CapHonad Nawa to the public from 11 a.m. lOlHRluarawiM Carlton p 4000 Ivieph 1 0 0 0 Boston 202101 OOi- 6 Bob Goehring ripp^ two Knights 10 (Dwayne (t05 mkia.) Mass., since 1960, is An­ DP-Boston 1. LOB-ailfomia 14. Saturday morning to best hole, Kundahls, Bellers Grassi-Dupont 146. g o MacNaM-Lahrtf Raport CD Movla -(SuapanBa) “ Su- _ 11:30 1.-00 TM eeM i r i IKBAX ToUls 34 4 9 4 ToUlsTouts 34 3 8 3 f i n Tic TacDough apiclon" 1941 Cary Grant, Joan Fon- (D CBSLata Movie 'HARRY 0; Malarial to 4 p.m. Monday through Philadelphia 100010200-4 Boston 5. 2R-Carew. Donohue, Rader. blows. Dave Viara had two Albert 2, Dave Evans 2, TWO MAN BEST BALL- f i f i f i Tomorrow Host: Tom Snydar. drew W. Mellon Professor I ‘somriaaBri 3B-Lynn. HR—Perez (10), lUder (1). SB Hartford Road Dairy 17th h o le . 8.-00 taina. A girl auapacta har husband of Wltnaaa'Harryiahiradtoprolactthasola Quail: Liabath Fiahar, axacutiva sacra- Friday, and 1 to 5 p.m. on San Fransisco 000 300 OO^ 3 blows for Buffalo, in. the D a n E v a n s 2, G a r y 3 ) WKRP in Dndnnatl Spacialguaal- murderMe intanl. (2 hra.) witnaaa to a gangland slaying. (Rapaat) in the Humanities at Smith E-Evans. Schmidt. Bowa. DP- —Evans, Hoffman. SF—Miller. Queen, 11-3, at Leber GROSS- A -M ike Mlscia State Handicap —Gross lary of tha National Aaaociilion to Aid Saturday and Sunday. It IP H RERBBSO opener. In the nightcap, Wheeler, Devin Donaghue •tar Sparky Andaraon raturna to Ctncin* f i f i f i Dabby Boons...Sams Old HEC RAMSEY; Hangman's Nooaa' Fat Amaricans. (60 mina.) Philadelphia 1. LOB-PhlladeIphia9. San Field. Dave Kehaya -Booth-Kidney 76, Net natl to work for ona of radio's worat man- Brand Naw Ma Grammy Winner Dabby ^ r a : Richard Boons, Statia Stavana. College. Francisco 7. 2B-Boone, Murray. 3B- California 76, B —CJiarles Reynolds 1:06 also is open 45 minutes 2 BASEBALL Barr(LO-l) 3 7 5 5 1 1 Viara had three hits and doubled and singled, Jim Tony Laurinltis, Jamie —Young-Badsteubner 58, agara whan Arthur Carlaon tnakaa him Boone, haadllning her first variety GD Dating Gama CD Nawa The artist, who was bom CUrk. Schmidt. SB-Smlth. S-Rose. SF 80, Jerry Salad 80, C —Skip boat of WKRP'a nawaat aporta ahow. apacial, iajoinadbyBobHopa.GanaKel- Gv JU^aCiantar. prior to all performances —Luzinski. LaRoche 21-3 1 1 1 0 1 Hatch Odell, Ron Seplowitz Gembala), Bicentennials 0. 2M) in Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1931, MonUgue 22*3 2 0 0 0 0 Adams singled twice and G ozzo 86, D —Jerry Laraia Banavige-Shlehofer 61; fflapaat) ly. Greg Evigan and Joaa Farrar. (60 OfifiThaTonightShowGuaBthoat: GD Joa Franklin Show in Jorgensen Auditorium IP H RERBBSO' mine.) (Cloaad-Captionad) iOiiss&csiS. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston and Ken Bavier two Hurricanes 2 (Jim Hall, Calloway —Gross CD Ambaaaador 'Muhammad AU; An In- Burt Reynolds. Queata: Dorn DjaLulaa. © Programming Unannouncad works principally in wood Philadelphia ^ Reichle doubled for An­ 90; Net -A -M iscia 76-3- hmaU Portrait, 0:30 Anna Murray. Charlaa Nalson Rallly. (00 and Harriet S. Jorgensen East Carlton (W134) 9 8 3 3 3 8 Torrez(W44) 61-3 13 3 3 5 6 a p ie c e . Mike Hassett), Cyclones 0 f i AUaa Smith And Jonaa and bronze. He also is W L Pet GB Burgmery Wayne Lindstrom homered Stan Davis 82-12-70, C Denyer-Evens 148; State © Tannia'Wifflbladon Highlighia'ThaHghiighla' The calligrapher, typographer, THE ELMS WP-Carlton. Blue, T-2:23. A-27515. ivaUgaoltha Chicago 28 33 .469 TVS SEATTLE ...... BALTIMORE Zipser Club 7-8, Buffalo Handicap —Gross moat axtanaiva on-air covtL and graphic artist. In 1967 New York 28 36 .444 8Vi for 5-10 DQ. -R ick Otis 87-17-70, D avant with aama day actionionhlghlighta I by Eugene O'Neill PITTSBURGH “ HOUSTON ab r h bi ab r h bi W ater Tavern 3-13. “C”TEAM Ti-finsOnatch St. Louis 25 40 585 12Vi ab r h bi ab r h bi Milbom2b 5 032 Bumbrycf 3110 —Bob C:ampbell 87-21-66. —Blasko-Whyte 68, Net and comprahanaiva aami- West piaycovaraga. Moreno cf 4 )2 0 Landsty ss 4010 Beniquz cf 52 10 SakaU2b 5112 Manchester “C” team —Livingston-Brazel 62, Monday 3 AMERICAN FARM W L Pet. GB Gamer 2b 3 0 00 Puhicf 4 12 1 Bochtelb 412 1 Singtetn rf 4 0 3 1 BETTER NINE- A 2:34 GLOBE Houston 40 24 .ffi — whipped Newington, 7-0, (D Baat Of Midday Parker rf 4 0 2 0 Morgan 2b 4 000 Paciork dh 3 )2 3 Murray lb 4010 NORTHERN Eighth D istric out- —M iscia 38-2-36, B —M arsh Oglesby-Fries 62; GATES OPEN 7:45 Los Angeles 38 28 576 3 Milner lb 2 111 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 yesterday at Cougar Field. 3:00 DneinnaU 34 32 515 7 Meyer If 4 0 11 Dauer lb 0 0 0 0 DiRosa Cleaners made it musculed Bob’s'^ulf, 14-6, Calloway —Gross —Saari- CD Nawa (Tima Tantaihra) FEATURE 1st AT DUSK Travel Service Eastern 20 10 Wallingri 3000 LRobrUrf 4 0 0 0 Ayala If 4 2 2 0 38-6-32, Jerry Salad 36-4-32, San Francisco 30 36 .455 II BRobnsn If 1 000 Howe» 3010 close at the top by upset­ Danny Guachione scored 'Thomas 75, Net —Parrott- W Movla- P e t e r s 40-8-32, O tis 1969 Sidnay Poltiar. Joanna Shimkua. A Madlck3b 4 0 2 1 Bergmnlbrgmn 3000 Mendoz ss 4 12 0 DeCincs 3b 3 0 0 1 ting Alliance printers, 20- three goals and Glen 643-2165 San Diego S 38 433 124 Ottc 4000 PuioUc 2 00 0 Wood fired a four-hitter, 43-9-34', Gozzo 41-7-34, Bob Saa'ri 147. dlachargad Army Liautanant gats in- BWOD*' Wednesday thru Saturday's ResulU LCoxc 2 000 Maydh 40 10 Boggini, John Janenda, Debby Boone (pictured). voivad with ■ militant organization in lha JOHN DAN , Berra ss 3 0 0 0 Ashby c 1000 TCox ph 1110 Belangr ss 4 110 16, Friday at Robertson fanned 12 and had two hits Sheridan '43-9-34, Ray BEST 15- A -G ross-B ill Grammy Award winner for her Over 30 Years Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 5 Bibbyp 2 0 0 0 Niekrop 2000 ghatto. (2 hra.) .Stinson c 1000 Park. Barry Bernstein and Brad Peliigrinelli and f i SixMlWonDoUarMan Saturday /RELUSHI AnOtOYDl San Francisco 9. Philadelphia 3 surge!~ jell ph 1 0 0 0 Reynids ph 1 000 Touts 36 7 12 7 ToUls 35 5 11 4 to pace District. Dan Peracchio 42-8-34, Nelson Wood 56, Net —Gordon nationally acclaimed disk 'You EATERS Travel Experience 3d>6 AtlanU 8, Chicago 0. night Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 000 Seattle 200 000 032-7 Paul Miller each blistered Chris Sarli one each for the Quick 57-i-49, Bob Thorton Light Up My Life,' will be Authorized agent. in 8:15 Houston4, ntUburgh2,eh 2, niginight ToUls 30 2 8 2 ToUls 31 1 4 1 Baltimore 00010130(V-5 Halloran, Brian Carpenter Skinner 42-8-34; D —Bob (D Momant Of MadlUtion (Tima four hits and Bill DiYeso, 6-2 locals. joined by two legendary Tantativa) Los Angeles 5, New York 0, night PUUburgh 100 001000-2 E>-Mendoza. Anderson. DP-Seattie2, and Robert Allyn hit best 58-7-51, Tony Steullet 58-6- Manchester lor all T H E ^ Montreal?, San Diuo4, night Campbell 41-11-30, Andy entertainers— NBC-TV star 3:30 Houston OOOOOlOOIV-1 Baltimore 1. LOB—Seattle 4, Baltimore 6. Mike Giacalone and Ray 52, John Bower 62-9-53, Airlines. Railroads aiid Sunday's Results DP-Houston 1. LOB-PitUburgh 8, 2B — Murray. Ayala. SB — Belanger. for 9-5 D istrict. Brad Repko 40-9-31. Bob Hope and Gene Kelly— © BportaCantar Nghtof St. Louis 12. Gncinnati2 3:69 Houston 3. 2B-Howe. HR—Milner (2). SakaU, Milboume. HR—Paciorek (6). SF Vogt three apiece for the Thurston had two hits for Henry Steullet 53-10-53, B Steamship Lines. BLUES New York 9. Los Angeles 6 LADIES TWO-BALL- plus Greg Evigan of NBC-TV's CD Gong Show Special Matinee Puhl (8). SB-Moreno. S-Gamer, Bibby —DeCinces, Cleaners. Tom Vecsey the Demon Montreal 2. San DiMo 0 IP H RERBBSO B o b ’s. Gross —Jan Harrigan-Ellie —Gross —Frank Sullivan 'BJ and the Bear.’ when she 4:00 Philadelphia 4, San mnctsco 3 IP H RERBBSO f i Nawa R B R O T H Q (S| Pittsburgh Seattle roped five hits, Paul Zura 60, Net —Bruce Belcher 61- headlines her first variety 2:15 Cliicagol AtlanU 2. night Bibby (W8-1) 8 4 1 1 0 5 Marsh 80, Net —Wendy special. DEBBY BOO NE... 4:30 PUUburgh 2. Houston 1, night Honeycutt 6 9 3 2 1 1 three and Don Zura, Bob 12-49, Gordon Beebe 61-12- f i 22 AMva Jackson (S3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Rawley(W3-l) 3 2 2 2 1 0 NATIONAL FARM Ehrlich-Irm a Salad 66, THE SAME OLD BRAND NEW MOtMlay's Games . Houston Watts, John Stewart and 4:56 Pittsburgh (Solomon 44) at St. Louis Baltimore Medics routed Nichols Jeanette Campbell-Devra 49, John Banavige 64-14-50, ME. on NBC-TV Monday. June f i PTL Club-Talk AndVarlaty Mon. & Tues. Niekro(L7-6) 8 6 2 2 5 4 Flanagan 71-3 8 5 5 2 7 19th HOLE tS^knl4r8:35 p.m Smith 1 0 0 0 0 1 Stoddard 132210 Jim Thibodeau two apiece John Guard 63-13-50; C 23 I li*’\ it’ li.i\ III:; s Angeles (Sutcliffe 1-4) at Houston Tire, 55-10, at Bowers Baum 69, Lil Hunter- CD Nawa 9 9 « ticket Information WP-Nlekro T-2:33. A-46il3. TMartlnez 2-31.. for Alliance. —Gross —John O ow ley 68, CATES OPEN 7:45 ihi-iimi'til ilicii lit: (Andujar 0-2),8:35 p.m. Honeyratt pitched to I batter in 7th. Field. Eric Gremmo, Dan Connie Kelly 70, Claire V-- CHICK LISDNCS FOR CUCT TlUt 6:22 Tuesday s Games MONTREAL SAN DIECJO WP-I^iunagan. T—2:35. - - - A—42,497. ■ - -- Standings: Alliance 5-3, Country Club Net —Don Paquette 69-23- ’ r ' - V --' CD Movla -(Waatarn-Advantura) ** FEATURE 1st AT DUSK 649-1061 vninimliin:' lin- New York atChicaat Chicago Roggi, Matt Brown and Keating-Edythe Zubrow 70, "Backlaah" 1966 Richard Widmark. ab r h bi ab r h bi Trash-Away 5-3, North End V ernon Cine I^2 . I iMIi'iil ( till I tlllr Montreal. . at it Phllaimpha.Phllad^i night UFIorell 50 10 Richrd.l( <000 |p,„,G,me) Tom Shells hit best for the GOVERNOR’S” CUP- Judy Tartaglia-Clara Rez- 46, Jim Cregan 75-29-46, Donna Read. Piva whita man dia in Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night WhiUlf 0000 Smithss • “ • « TV osumiaa Nwnai. me Apacha raid but waa thara a sixth man 30 10 DETROIT CHICAGO Fire 5-3, Town Employees Medics. Jeff Bell, Beth Long, McCarthy, Foster, Dick Field 75-28-47; AtlanU at (Cincinnati, night Bemzrd 2b 4 12 0 Mmphry cf ^ 0 I 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi n ic k 71. who is raport ad to hava a forlune in gold? Los Angeles at Houston, night Dawson cf 4010 Winfield rf Peters cf 4 110 Squires lb 30 1 0 4-4, DiRosa’s 4-4, Jaycees Leslie and Randy Roy Riordan, McNamara, Sweeps —Gross —Tony (67 mina.) San Francisco at San Diego, night Carter c 3 110 Montnz lb 4 0 10 Trmmll ss 4 110 Guzss 4 0 0 0 4-4, Jaycees Blue 3-5, B.A. Dutelle, Matava and Jones Steullet 76, Net —Sullivan Cromrtlb 3 0 2 1 FlannrySb 3 0 0 0- Parrish c 5 12 1 Bosley If 4 000 played well for Nichols. a sSorycf chutes Manehastar AMERICAN LEAGUE Paterf 40 11 Cash2b 20 10 Wcknfsslb 4 2 2 1 Johnsn dh 4 00 0 C lu b 2-6. advanced to the quarter­ Tallwood 78-12-66, Paquette 89-23-66, East Macha lb 4 0 3 0 Turner ph 1 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 412 2 Baines rf 4010 finals with victories (first- Belcher 78-12-66. W L Pet. GB Speierss 4 000 RodrigzSb 0 0 0 0 Lentine If 4 011 Lemon cf 4 110 MEMBER-GUEST- Gross Community New York 43 22 .682 - Rogers p 3 0 0 0 Fahey c 4010 Papl2b 3000 Morrisn2b 3 02 1 CONNECTICUT names not noted on info TV movies tonight Milwaukee 35 29 547 7V% Lucas p 1000 WhiUkr2b 10 10 Kimmc 4 000 THERE Collaga Boston 35 30 538 8 EXPRESS turned in). PLEASE CALLTHEATRE J Fingers p 1010 Dyerdh 4000 PryorSb 3 020 9:30 Flald" 1970JohnSavaga. JamaaWood. 12:30 3H)0 CleveUnd 33 SO .524 9 Joshua_____ 1000 pn Connecticut Express ©Movla-(Drama)**S "Nunzio" (Paid Subscription Taltviilon) Story of CGUo>l«- iX on n -1 • n DCtrOlt 8. ChlCagO V . 2B—Brookens 2. weekend in York, Pa. B —Ida McMahon 51, 2. Caaa-Qarrita l.laaMf 2.R«M9a Koacina Man hirad by baauliful widow's ©Movla-(Drama)"Hardcora" (D Movla -(Waalaui-Advantura) * lhcci 31 38 .463 "Ileld. :1a. SB-Dawson,SB-pawwn^BerMara. Bemazard S-Rogers.pgor. Stegman.Untlne 3B-Uinoii, aplclon" 1941 Cary Gram, Joan Pon- lawyar to act as bodyguard lalla in iova 1979 OaorgaC. Scott. Afalharaaarchat Chicago 30 SS .462 94 SOCCER L lM f4m iGairi>aalaica Ib n U 4.Ba "Backlash^' 1956 Richard Widmark. Flannery. Lucas. Richards. —Peters. ^-Trammell, Lentine. Express went 2-2 and is 7-6 Grayce Shea 53, Olive tains. A girl auapacta har husband of with girt and avanaftar ahaii acquittad of tor hia runaway daughtar. It'a an intanaa. Donna Read. Fiva whila man dia in Texas 30 36 .465 10 * L I » f » A » l Vlrra L B fia p IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO o v e ra ll. murdaroua Inlant. (2 hra ) har millionaira husband's murdar naada shocking look at tha grim undarworld ol Apacha raid but waa thara a sixth man Seattle 30 37 .448 104 Montreal Fagan 55, Edna W adas 55. 7.Malarl»aa 7.Craai« LBIm ^ 10:30 MinnesoU Detroit LZaciLCayi prolaclion and ha aata out to find villaina tha pornographybuainsaa. (RatadR) who iarsporiadtohavaa fort unain gold? 27 38 .415 124 Rogers (W95) 9 8 0 0 2 4 Rozema (W3-4) 9 7 1110 Express topped Natural INTERMEDIATE SELECT NINE- A -G ross Stia tearaidkpa Sabi bm ® Movla -(Thrlllar)...... Tha Onion who art trying to kill har (2 hra ) (106 mint.) (87 mini.) California 23 41 569 16 San Diego C5)icago Lite of Mainland in its Indians 4 (Bob Madore, Ucmt Saturday's Results Lucas(L35) 62-3 7 1 1 Kravec (L3-5) 21-3 2 4 2 2 0 —Linda Kaye 32, N et—Bet­ i m New York 5, Oakland 3 Fingers 21-3 4 1 1 opener, 3-2, and then T o m Ayer, Myles I.E4MI«Tfta tZapHUpa l.FrwNcaJhrta MinnesoU 3, GeveUnd 2 Hoyt 32-3 5 2 1 0 3 ty Broucek 24, Marion lauraia^sawf T-2:27. A-1458B. Hoffmaniffm 3 5 1111 IJaaaJmi lOrbaiUapi Detroit 4, Chicago 1 bested Ocean Staters from McCurry, Roger ^m aitis 26, Elite Donald­ itanspiXara 4.lrr>49a torontoT ■ “rexAS HBP-by Rozema (Morrison). T—2:30. I W M m t i larpla-lvbna iO im a U N i t. irtiw Bgaip California4. Boston! Greenwood), Broncos 3 BalUmoreO, SuttleO, night ab r h bi a Rhode Island, 4-1. Barb son 26; B —Gross —Connie T.taWaai M U B il IGaaa-laaei ' 7.l»k%a 1 liMdiJalaica 1 2 1 0 (Second game) TV tomorrow, Milwaukee 5.' Kanus Gty 1. night Griffin ss 5 13 2 Rivers cf Iversen was 2-for-3 in­ (Mike Roy, Greg Shrider, Sabi bwthaa Sabi liariGanty Texas 2, Toronto 1. night Bosettl cf 2 02 0 Wills2b 4 j 12 DETROf------IT CHICAGO Hess 40, Net —Marlys Sunday's Results Davis c 1 0 0 0 Oliver dh 5132 ab r h bi ab r h bi cluding a two-run homer Mike LeTourneau). Dvorak 23, Eileen Plodzik TM NMk (t ) Vartoua Programming 3:00 SuttleT, Baltimore 5 Howell Sb 4110 SUubtb 1010 Peters cf 5 10 0 Bosley cf 00 1 and Linda Galati 3-for-3 in­ l.Ga»4ara 2. larqda-Zarn l.Baidakal 2.Arl^l-Za^ Morning 9:00 Afternoon (D Guiding Light Mybrrylb 3 0 0 1 Hart pr 0 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 5 2 2 0 Cruz ss 4010 24, Virginia Throwe.26, (D Dinah (1) Popaya Arrd Friends Oakland5. New York! XCairMUpa LTsfM aiil L fradicaJrcania 1 4.lrtm-Aam Boston 6, California 3 Velez dh 3000 Putnam lb 1 0 0 0 Parrish dh 5 0 11 Baines rf 4010 cluding a game-winning P E E W E E Bimbi ’Tyler 26. 5:15 4) Brady Bunch (D fi QanaraiHotpilal Woods If 4 110 Ziskrf 4 000 Wocknfssc 3000 Lhalartwii L I M e a IfaaMiabip lArratirth [D Ed Allan Show < | lf i PhilDonahuaShow 12:00 ^ Bonanza Detroit 7. Chicago 1,1st game 2 2 0 0 Johnson lb RBI triple in the sixth in South: Chargers 5 Detroit 6, Chicago 4,2nd game Mosebyrf 412 1 Norris If 3 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 3 101 Nordhgn If 4 2 2 1 MATCH PLAY vs. PAR- IW rim ik 7.NbarA4Maal I Q m M tn f 5:45 If ) Joa FrankHn Show (2 'C D 3 ) Nawa © Various Programming Iorg2b CD Naw Zoo Raviaw CleveUnd U. MinnesoUo 5 2 2 2 Sample ph 1010 Hebnerlb 4 0 2 2 Lemon dh 4010 the win over Lite. Leitte (Jamison Boucher 2, Mike A —Flo Barre plus 5, Edna Site Famaaica SaM OarriHhMp (11) All-Star Soccer (Tua.) © U v l^ Faith <87) OvarEaay Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Sunabrg c 3 011 Corcom lb 0 0 0 0 Morrisn 2b 4 0 0 0 5:54 f i GhoitAndMra. Muir f i f i f i Card Sharks Kansas City 7, Milwaukee 4 Talaga, Brian Schwarz, Favtk Taadt: Toronto 8, Texas 5,10 Innings Bonnell cf 2 000 AshfordSb 1000 Lentine If 4 0 12 Foley c 4 12 1 Lague, Gail Shimaitis, Hilinski -4, Elite Donaldson M Morning Prayar f i Dating Gama f i $20,000 Pyramid (D Spidarman Grubb ph 10 10 Papi 2b 30 10 Pryor3b 3 111 I.Nha l.QrbMB inarra 6:55 f i Fllnistonaa 12:25 Of Course It Does! Monday’s Games Galati and Barbara Brodhy Tommy Provencal), -4, Lynne Prior -4; —Betty IJau $7) Villa Alagra Detroit (SchaUMer 2-6) at Cleveland RoberU3b 200 0 WhiUkr2b 10 10 U M j LKaica ILiaabla f i Today'! Woman 9:25 3 ) Naw Jartay Report 3:57 3 00 0 each had two hits in the P a n te r s 0. (Denny 7-5). 7:35 p.m. Harrlsn ss 4110 Stegmn rf Lou Nordeen plus 3, Bert LZacai Ik m LBanrla LABarB 6:00 f i HaritagaCornar 12:30 Nawabraak Boston (Eckersley 55) at New York Frias ph 10 10 ToUls 35 6 8 6 ToUls 33 4 6 4 ID C I) Vartoua Programming C21 SaarchForTomorrow win over the Ocean Tigers 5 (M att D’alessio 7.IMV I f m k 7.GMiiy LIktaval 9:30 4:00 (Guidry 7-3), 8 p.m. ToUls 301000 020-6 Groman -1, L m Neary -1, • f i NawZooRavua Parlrldga Family (D Croat Wlls 2, Robbie Bozio, Jeff Paris, SMi tm m Saba GnaaaB (2) Mauds Kansas City (Gura 94) at Minnesota Toronto ___ _ w .. « „ OOZ...... 000 101-4- . S ta te r s . Mary Collins -1. f i HaalthFiald iifi ProgramUnannouncad(Wad.) ( D f i Rysn'aHopa GD Flintatonaa 1) Nawa f i Jokar'aWiid f i f i f i PatawordPlus ( D f i Movla lla rg M y a l.rnMiica^raMaB (Kingman 35), 10:30 p.m. U)B-Toronto— — ...... 8,. Texas IL. . . __...rg,2^Iorg, Qilcago 4. 2B-Hebner, Parrish, Foley Richmond, Va., blanked DolPhins 0 (Jason Fon­ Kieman 63, Horvath 64, i m » * m LOrbaaB-Iddcal 6:30 f i McHala'sNavy 12:57 (if) Domata Tuesdaytsday. 's Games pUver,______Sundberg.jrg. Woods.Woods. HR—loreHR—lore <(1). Lentine, Lemon. 3B-Pryor. HR—Nordha I)H a 4 iiil 4. Famlatetna 4. Arra4rcaran 1 ^1) Abbott And Coatallo f i NSC Nawa Updala the Express, 6-0, with taine played well). 10:00 f i PTL Club-Talk AndVarlaty Kansas City at MinnesoU,!SOU,l 2. Iwi-night SB-Harrelson, Rivers. S-2Usk, NUyberUyber gen (7). S-Slegman, SF—Brookens. Kennedy 64, B —Shea 56, tb m OliHita S.MbarVHIrpiMa LiatabiaGuTU 3 ) MyThraaSona (2^ Jaflaraona 12:56 f i ® SaaamaStraat ry. Sundberg. SF—Sundberg, Wills, Bosley. © Program Unannouncad (Mon.) ^ l o n at New York, night Galati collecting two of the North: Meteors 3 (Mike Masse 59, ’lYacy 60, Surh 7. harniMiei LCairimaIhrea 7. Oarria-nirTt LAnapKamy iD f i I Lova Lucy C D f iF Y I f i Bonanza Wayberry, Moseby. IP H RERBBSO f i Bullwinkla Lines -I- Days Toronto at Baltimore,...... -.-.jiight night (D MiksOougiaa 1:00 4 6 Detroit Express’ six hits. The Brown 2, Matt Ryan), SaM Zac^Nastia 1 Sabi Iaaa9a-2api 4:30 Detroit at Cleveland, nignt IP H RERBBSO 60, Devaney 61; C —Gam er f i Varloua Programming ) RomparRoom 12) Young And Tha Raallaaa (D Mary Tylar Moora Show Toronto Morris (W05) 81-3 8 4 4 1 Sirik iatifllc Seattle at Texas, night Express was eliminated in Penguins 1 (Kenny 6:50 ) SportaCanlar 1$) MyThraaSona (D LlUiaRaacala Chicago at California, night Kucek Lopez (S7) 2-3 0 0 0 0 60, Gustamachio 62, Shea iD Prayar S l.M a N a a M b l LHaAaaca LOaralalrtarttal 2-lrtaaBfirwi f i f i David Latlarman Show ( D f i Ail My Childran (© Christ Tha Living Word Milwaukee at OakUnd. night Moore Giicago a rem atch by Natural Lite, S a u n d e rs ). 6:SS J j Movla (AiidAStai) f i 22 Allva 62; Low gross —Kennedy IBtttaN na 4. liBTapi-lsaaH l M a « a r i j LEiaabiaFfarra 5:00 Buskey Worthm (L3-3) 62-3 6 Tibers 4 (Lindsey f i Amarican Trail 10:24 f i f i f i OayaOf OurLivaa Proly 21-3 2 7-3. Lite scored four tim es 73, Horvath 73. 5. FradMa-hpa Ikm rw m m * lArkpAtaWcal LlfT»4r1p (D Sanford And Son n ew yorR LOS ANGELES MirabelU f i Naw! f i WaalharVlaw 1:30 I'D Brady Bunch WP—Wortham. PB-Wockenfuss. Boutilier 4), Oilers 0. 7.0MralHMa LFaaib-ZapI 7.4iar««uiU ab r h bi ab r h bi McLaughlin in the second and was SWEEPS- A -Gross LDinla-Iifd 7:00 10:30 l5! Bawilchad © Movla (Mon., Thur.) Yongbid cf 5 0 0 0 Law cf 5 13 1 Garvin (W2-3) •t n A-27.100. S ib ilM a y i Saba Artaaa-Laaaat (D Morning (21 OnaDayAtATIma (it) JakaHaaaGotpalTIma Texas never headed. GD Davay And GoUalh MaddoxSb 4220 Lopes2b 5 130 —Kennedy 73, Net —Novak ^ BugtOunny (5J MyThraa Sona 1:58 f i AUaa Smith And Jonaa Taveras ss 1 0 0 0 Jofmsln rf 2 0 0 0 Perry MIDGET C l ) f i Good Morning Amarica (2) ABCNawabrlaf Lyle AW»four Express games 67, Kieman 70, B —Gross f i David Laltarman Show f i ® MlatarRogers Wshngtn rf 5 3 4 5 Guerrer rf 2 12 1 East: Kings 5 (Adam f|) Nawa f i Croat Wila 2:00 f i Jokar'aWiid Babcock Softball . were played Saturday. —M asse 74, Net —Shea 62, ifi) JporliCantar Hendrsn If 5 2 2 0 Welch pr 0000 (2) Aa Tha World Turns Equals Only S I 11:00 0.00 5:15 Jorgnsnlb 30 10 Garvey lb SOU Rajsich Hyde 3, Paul Henrys, Steve f i f i f i Today Kem(L2-9) Galati was 8-for-ll, Tracy 66, Surh 66; C (2) Pries la Right Addama Family GD Harmano Pablo Stearruc 3 10 1 Baker If 3 111 7:30 5) Midday ( D f i Ona Ufa To Live ^ Kucek pitched to 3 batters In 6th; Brody 3-for-5, and Betsy Simon), Rockets 1 5:30 Moreno2b 4 t 1 2 CeySb 2 10 0 Tonight's games —Gross —M acaione 86, Net (ft) Flintilonaa (6^140 LavarnaAndShIrlay (14) Accanl On Living (Mon.) (2) Ail In Tha Family Trevino 3b 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 l^oore pitched to 1 batter in 6th; (Christine Gannon). 3 ) PTL Club-Talk AndVarlaty 4) Straight Talk f i f i f i Doctors Flynn ss 3 0 11 Yeager c 2 110 Babcock pitched to 1 batter in 8th: Gilmartin and Iversen —Gustamachio 68, Betko (4) GlIHgan'aIsland Methodist vs. 8:00 ' ll) Varloua Programming 2:30 (D Carol Burnatt And Frianda Pacella p 1 0 0 0 Monday ph 1 000 Mirabella pitched to 1 batter in 8th each had four hits for Spartans 5 (Jeff Nodden 71. 3 ) Captain Kangaroo 11:30 (9) Gllllgan'f taland Bombek p 1 0 0 0 Scioscia c 000 0 Mdt^oy HBP—by MirabdlaMirabella (SUub),(SUub). by Bab- ^ P M a r k e t , 6 (1D Movla(Tua.,Fri.) E x p re s s . 3, Steve August, Terry (D BaltlaOfThaPlanaU ( 6 ) f i FamilyPaud (1|) Domata (lD Dr. Gana Scott On Habrawa GIvnn p 1 0 0 0 Goltz p 2001 cock I Bosettl). by Rajsich (Howell). WP <—F ltZ S e ra ld BEST 16- A —Gordon 67, Save S 'It Various Programming v2G(fi(3B Another World 7.40 f i f i t S d Whaal Of Forluna Alien p 1 0 0 0 B^kwth p —Kucek. T—3:26. A—13,660 c* » < ryv ■ ^ Scata), Astros 0. f iS T ) Elactric Company 0000 • ’ Fogarty s vs. Talaga s, Plodzik 57, Carlo 58; B 6:30 11:57 2:58 f i Loltary Show (Thur.) E'ergsn ph 1 0 00 _ Sting 4 (M arc Vigeant 2, 4 Qlllloan'! Island 3 Nawabraak ( 8 ) f i FYI f i Nawa Hough p 00 00 MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY 7:30 —Fitzgerald —Clough 56, DelM astro 57, Thmssn ph 1000 irhbi abrhbi Sue Webb, Steve Carlson), Use The Order Form Below Postal vs. Vets, 6 LItTLE Surh 57, K rull 57; C i L * AUTO Castillo p 000 0 Moore c 3 0 0 1 Wilson If 5 0 10 Sounders 1 (Mo M oriarty). ToUls 37 9 n 9 ToUls 35 6 11 5 MoneySb 4 12 1 Wshngt ts 4 112 -N ike —Leone 56, LaChapelle 57, (Non-Cancelable Phone Orders Accepted. Offer Expires June 30,1980 New York 200330100-9 Cooper lb 40 10 McRae dh 4 0 2 0 LEAGUE Apollos 2 (Jay Snyder, Los Angeles GOO 100 300- 6 Davis dh 2 0 00 Otis cf 4 111 Johnson's vs. T urn­ King 57; Gross —Kennedy Ooadlino is Noon The Day Prior to Publication) EJ—Moreno LOB—New York 4. Los Brohrddh 2 0 0 0 Porter c 4 00 0 pike, 7 :30 —Nike Dan Callahan), Strikers 1 74. 1 KPUIS Ask Dick Kleiner 2 AngelesS. 2B-Maddox. Lopes2. Yeager Oglivie If 4 110 Aikenslb 3121 (Mike Sardo). Guerrero, 3B-Moreno. Henderson HR- Lezeano rf 3 10 0 Barranc pr 0 to o Cooper vs. Buckland, Tonight’s games SWEEPS- A -Gross y o u r AD WILL ALSO Washlng >n313>. SB-Washington. SF— Thomas cf 4 110 UCock lb 1000 South: Wings 5 (Sean "H om e of Ur. Qoodwr»nch" By Dick Kleloer He isn’t married now, but he was married and he has a nine- ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Flynn. 6 —Pagani —Kennedy 74, Net —Plod­ Gantner 2b 3 011 Hurdle rf 4 120 Town vs. Janitorial, 6 O’Donnell 2, Dan Langer 2, year-old son by that marriage. )P.O. BOX591 IP H RERBBSO Romero ss 4 000 Chalk3b 2 110 Moriarty's vs. B&J, 6 zik 71, Jones 72, Carlo 72; B I MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 APPEAR IN THE HERALD New York —W'addell Mike Jones), Chieftains 3 DEAR DICK: Will yoa pleaic ODce more tell us whore the MI8C. FOR SALE (}uirk 3b 10 11 —Gross —Krull 80, Net Complete Mechanical Servica' Pacella 12-3 3 2 2 2 2 White 2b 4132 —Chenev Nichols vs. Medirs, 6 • Oscar lol its aame. I know, hot when I told my children they DEAR DICK: My husband says Gene Kelly played in VThe ADVERTISER EBif! 40 — Houaanoid Ooodi Bomback iW4-li 2 2 1 0 3 0 Totals (Frank Parlapiano 2 . Mnsic Man” and I say Robert Preston did. G.G.VANCE, Port­ 41 — Arilclas for Saia 23 4 8 3 ToUls 38 7 14 7 E d ’s ' vs. C B T , 6 —Burkley - S u r h 68, M elley 7 1 , • Collision Ropair rcinseo to believe me. The Uncle Oscar lo whom the girl Daar Sira; 42 — Building Supplias Glynn 21-3 3 3 3 0 3 Milwaukee 120 000001- 4 Shane May). land, Mo. 43 - Pata-Birdi-O^s Alien (Sill 3 3 0 0 0 1 Kansas City 030021 Olx- 7 —Keeney Evangelista 71; C —Gross rclerred was also my Uncle Oscar from Pasadena, Calil. N. Pisaae run tha following ad lor 0 daya at tha apacial 44 — Lfvaatock Boland vs. Dairy Caribous 1 (John Eccer), • Auto Painting It was Preston all the way, on both Broadway and in the Lot Annies E^Aikens 2. Hurdle, Oglivie. DP- JC’s Blue vs. Town, 6 Queen, 6 —Leber - K i n g 86, N e t STANLEY TAYLOR, Joplin, Mo. monay-aavlng rata ol •10.001 Glaeslflod Index 45 — Boat! 9 Accaasonet GolU(L35i 41-3 8 8 8 2 3 Mllwaukee!. LOB-MilwaAee5, Kansas Whitecaps 0 (Tim There is no real agreement about where the name, Oscar, film. 46 — Sporting Goods Beckwith 12-3 0 0 0 0 1 City 6. 2B-Chalk, Quirk. HR-Money —Robertson -LaO iapelle 71. • Lota Cost Sarvice Rentals 47 — Garden Producia came from. ’The one story you refer lo, about somebody saying i 49 — Aniiquat Hough 2 2 1 1 0 2 ilOi, Otis (5), Aikens (8). Washington McConnell played well). 3 Zipser vs. Buffalo, DEAR DICK; Can yon tell me who played George C. Scott’s □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED 49 — Wantad to Buy CUitlllo 1 1 0 0 0 0 (3). SB-McRae. S-Gantner. SF—huiore. A M E R IC A N « Factory Trained Technicians “That little statue looks like my Uncle Oscar,” has never been BaU-Goltz T-3:ir. A-43598 Stallions 1 (Dicky wile in the movie where they were stray ed oat on aa Island RENTALS IP H RERBBSO 7:30 -Robertson Army & Navy ripped five substantiated. The academy itself says several stories have (1) (*) (2) (4) (•) NOTICES REAL ESTATE Ellington Ridge 1 — Lost and Found 52 — Rooms for Rani Milwaukee Boyle), Comets 0 (Ted • Charge With Master Charge with only their son? I u y It was Us tme wile, Trish 23 — Homaa for Saia ST LOUIS CINCINNATI CaIdwlI(L6-4) 51-3 10 6 6 0 2 doubles in turning back been suggested, including one that credits Bette Davis with 2 — Porsonata 53 — Apartmanta lor Fitzgerald played well). VanDevere, and my hnsband says It was Sbcrce North. Who Is 3 — Announoomonia 24 •> Lota-Land for Saia Rant ab r h bi ab r h bi Mitchell 2 2-3 4 1 1 1 2 NET- A —Dave McGonigle dreaming up the name, but none of them is universally accept­ 25 — Invaatmant Proparty NIKE Bob’s Gulf, 10-4, Friday at • 24 Hour Wrecker Sarvice ri|Al? ELLEN, Vanconver, Wash. 4 — Entortsinmant 54 — Homaa for Rani Bonds if 4 10 0 Collinsll 4 0 0 0 Klims City Matadors 3 (Rick^ 74- 8-66, B —Jim Morrone ed. Hi (7) (■) (•) (10) 6 — Auctlona 29 — Bualnaaa PropWty 55 — Bualnaaa for Rant tb ^ u ib s i 2 2 kennay2b 4i 20 G*ieIW4-7)'‘ ...... 9 ' 6 ‘ 4 ■ 3 1 «6 Creating a thre€-way tie Waddell Field. Shawn Pin­ It's a good week for wives being right. Scott’s wife played 27 — Raaort PropaHy 55 — Raaort Proparty Pbinipt n 1 0 0 0 Gh((»y ri. 212 2 b wp-Gaie B»u-c«idweu PB-Porter fo r f ir s t p la c e , M o ria rty S c h n ie d e r 2, S a n d ro 75- 11-64, C —Jerry Laraia Tel. 646-6494 Scott’s wife in that Him, which was called “The Savage b FINANCIAL 29 — Raal Eatata Wantad lor Rani to, Brian Brophy and Kelly DEAR DICK; My buiband and I have argued about this for a — Bond! • Stock! • 57 — Wantad lo Rani HnJilb 222 4 DrieuMb 4 000 T -2:SS. A-OOSB. ^ j p p ^ T u m p ik e T V , Squatrito), Devils 0. 84-18-66; D —John H erz 84-' Loose.” Mofigagoa 50 — MIk . tor Rani SimfTMQSC 5 3 2 1 KnightSb 3000 DuBois each had two hits a month, so please settle It. We have a $100 bet on It. Who (11) (12) (12) (14) (19) 9 — Paraonal Losna MIBC. SERVICES North: W arriors 3 (Scott AUTOMOTIVE Kcanedvli 312 2 Bmchc 3 000 CLEVEUND MINNESOTA 3-2, Friday at Nike Field. played Carrie’s mother la thp movie, "CniTle”? He says It was 10 — Insuranca 30-Trtvai - ScuUcf for A&N with Joa Bourret 91 — Auloa for Sata 1010 NoUnc I.« » II ab r h bi ab r h bl Aronson, Danny McCar- DEAR DICK: Can you please tell me who the three stars EMPLOYMENT 31 - Sarvioaa Oftarad Htndftirl Bill Manneggia, Paul Shelley Winleri, bnt I say It wasn’t. DOROTHY SMITH, Fort Palniing-Papartng 92 — Truck! tor Saia 4 02 1 (}en>^cf DikmeH 52 3 1 WyiMgarc 4121 „ ...... plpying well defensively. were who starred b "April Fools”? My Iriead swears that IS - Halp Wsntad 93 — Heavy Equipmant Ourlum rf Dix,NJ. 33 B u ild in g - 1 0 0 0 Conepen ts , n n n Orta rf 0 10 0 Smalley aa 4 0 10 Ostuni and Jack Burg each tan; third goal put in by (19) (17) (19) (19) (K) 14 — Buainoaa tor Sale Reitz 3b 4 0 12 LaCost p 1000 Manny M erisotis each James Mason played the hnsband, and I’m sore It was an Opportunmaa Cofltracuni''ll Alston rf defender), Metros 1 (Jeff This is the You win, you rich lady, you. It was Piper Laurie. 34 —- Rooflng-SldlngRooloflng- 94 — Moiorcyclaa Obertf1l2b 5 12 0 Price p 0000 2 123 undreici 2 000 M o ria r- lUllaa actor. SALLY R. ADOLPH, Tncson, Arix. * 19 - SMuaiton Wantad Bicyciaa-Campari Vudivcb p Hargrvlb 5 2 2 1 Sofield If ripped two blows for Bob’s. 39 — Haatlng-Plumblng 32 10 Tomlinp 0000 K in g ). se(3son for BLACK You’re both wrong. It was a French actor, Charles Boyer, EDUCATION 39 — FkMrbig Trailara-Mobiia Charbndh 5 2 3 2 Jackson lb 3 00 1 ty’s. Pete Gourley, Bill Homaa Soto p 1000 DEAR DICK: Is the'MexlcaD actor, Cantinflai, Hill alive? Ad aver 20 vorda — Raeular Prlea 11 — Prtvaia InaUuettona 37 — Moving*Trucklng- teilmn ph 1000 HarrahSb 5 0 2 0 Morals dh Olympics 3 (Jeff Capello who was Joined by Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve. Sforaga M — Automottva Sarvtca RoselloSb 0000 Castlno3b J 2 2 Munroe and Darrell Netto CARPENTER Was there ever a biography written abont him? I need this 19 — Schoola-Claataa 07 — Auloa for Rant 0 000 NATIONAL 2, Chris Minerio), Cougars Information lor i school project. SHARON GILMAN, Spring- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 20 — InaUuettona WMtiad 39 - Sarvioaa Waniad 3.UL0UTOU1, 30V4 2 Brohmr2b 4 122 Macknn2b wch rip p ^ two blows for 22 — Condomtniuma 30 2 4 2 Mannng cf 5 12 1 ^w rds cf Carter Chevrolet rolled ANTS Held, Mo. •MBS...... ca,...... « ioi^u Diaze 5 011 Nurwod rf Veryxerss 5120 CaoUnHas, whose real name is Mario Moreno, is still alive. \ m in m ...... cussncATKM. 643-2711 Days &-Coocepciofi DP-Cinclnnatil LOB Totals C 11 19 11 Totals 33 6 8 6 h o m e re d . OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI ' He was bom in either 1911 or 1917, depending on what refer­ ence work you believe. I do not know ol any biography of him 643-2718 NIghta A Waakanda ^vTi^iarRedieni.buSS Dpf- Gu* » 6-2, Moriarty’s 6-2, published Ih the United Slates, but there may have been one in H erruf^i i7i, S-Vuckovich 2 8F - cievelana 1. Minnesota 3. LOB- T e l e p h o n e 4 -4 , JohnS O R atlas bantly Mexico. On cable TV tonight Reitz. Henundez. CHEVROLET IP H RERBBSO Cleveland 7. Minnesota 3. 2B-Diaz, a a q c Call St. Louis Brohamer, Morales. Veryzer.3B-Alslon. M otfl S 3-5, DEAR DICK: CoaidCoald ]you pfhate tell me if Willie Aamei, of MANCHESTER — Highlights of the Hershey National a '1 4 9 I A VHR-CharboneiHR-*Charl»neau (10). CasUno (4). SB- P e p p In o 'S 3-5, M u ltl C lf- • 24 Hour [(Tieigency Service Vudu)Vich UffMt In U m . DEAR DICKt I am wondering if Tony Dansa was married. Persona with suggestions for future progrsms 'should W^Soto. Balk—VurkovK-h. T—2:11. A anim nBTO iaiiurw t —vJ B T-l:00 A-4JJ4 Belliveau Painters 3-5, And Air Conditioning Needs ... Some people say he Is and otkers say he’s not. RUTHIE M. call 646-0660. T MAYS,Amkenl,Vt. j L EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 28, 1960- 13 H c r a l t ) M fp Wtmd 13 H»lp Wanted IS Help Wanted IS Homee F o r Sola 23 Arttetoe tor Sato 41 Mutteef Inatmmanta School board tN D E X PART -TIME HELP WBLOER-T.I.G. MECHANIC 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IS Help Wanted Apartmanta For Rant 53 to work on fabrication and WANTED in Haying. Apply: GOING OUT FOR N O TtCIt 364 BidwII Street, repair of heating elements for POOL- 24’ X 4’, 7 ft. deep. industrial heat treat furnaces. BOLTON Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. BUSINESS. Save from 40% to — Lott tnd found . Manchester. Convenient location with 80% on musical hwtruments. meets tonight — Pertonalt Ability to read and work from $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. AnnouncementB blueprints helpful. Good S h e H e r a l b ADVERTISNG SALES - this 7 room Colonial, that We buy, sell, tr ^ e , and swap. ROCKVILLE - Extra large 5 RECEPTIONIST-OFFICE Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, rooms, quiet. Airy bedrooms MANCHESTER — The Board of Education will meet — Entertainment MANAGER for Orthodontist working conditions and Telephone Outside Sales. offers 3 bed rootns, eat-in DARK LOAM, DELIVERED^ — Auctions Excellent earnings. Sell kitchen, living room, New Britabi. 225-1977. Open lor the chooseyjosey family...... Kids tonight at 45 N. School St. at 8 p.m. to approve several Office-Vernon Circle. excellent benefit package. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KIDS- Five yards, $50 plus tax. Also, Apply at Industronics, Inc. 489 advertising to local dining room and den. gravel, sand, and stone. 643- till 9 p.m. ok. Just $22 $22f. 236-5848. federal funding programs, discuss the Manchester High RNANCIAL Experienced only. Send Locators, fee. resume to: P.O. Box 2356, Sullivan Avvnue, South businesses. Must have sales Enjoy boating & swim- 9504, call anytime. — Bonds-Stockt-Mortgages experience. Call evenings, School renovation project, and wrap up matters dealing — Personal Loans Vernon, Conn., 06066. Windsor, 06074. E.O.E. i w ^ ^ s 646-14n. m i^ with out having to with the resignation of the Bennet Junior High School Insurance travel. Only $59,900. Boata-aeeaaaorlaa 45 principal. With Allan L. Cone retiring from Bennet, the EMPLOYMENT BABYSITTER NEEDED full WELDING FOREMAN TO PHONE 643-2711 13 and Olderp SUPERVISE a group of lifts Rsalty Co. board is expected to formally approve a resolution com­ — Help Wanter time .in Bowers School area, BEDROOM SET - Mediterra­ 10 H P JO H N SO N EAST HARTFORD - Silver for 2 children. Call 647-9094 talented welders and FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YO UR A D mending him for his years of service. The board is also Business Opportunities 6 4 3 - m nean. Double or queen head- OUTBOARD MOTOR - Newly Lane. Large 4 rooms, with — Situation Wanted anytime. fabricators in the manufac­ ACCOUNTS overhauled. $ ^ . Call 6 ^ naming the new library/m ^ia center at the school in his ture of new heat treat fur­ RMwt S NwM i IM tir board, frame triple dresser garden. $285. Includes EDUCATION 1516, after 3:00 p.m. naces. Applicant should be a Halp Wanted 1 3 Halp Wanted 13 H alp Wanted 13 PAYABLE with double mirrors. Men's utilities. 721-1624. Rental honor. Dr. Thomas M. "Meisner Jr., the selectee of — Private Instructions (JUALITY CONTROL Earn Up To good supervisor of people and dresser, nightstand. Excellent Center. Fee $60. Money back Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy to replace — Schools-Classes MANAGER - Must be condition. $ m . 643-8331. 12 FO O T MANARCO guarantee — Instructions Wanted qualified on Aircraft Parts, be able to maintain control of CLERK Cone, will be introduced to the Board of Education Excellent opportunity for an In­ Aluminum Boat. Heavy Duty. and all correlating paper materials and meet delivery COVENTRY - Small and af­ Deep well. Would like to swap tonight. The board is expected to approve Meisner’s REAL ESTATE schedule. Knowledge of heat dividual with at least I years of ac­ fordable, energy efficient, ful­ work. All Company Paid counts payable experience. Qualified for a light car top. 6494)173. selection. In other business, the board will meet with ~ Homes for Sale Benefits, in an Air Con­ treat equipment could be a SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS d v e r t is in g PLEASE READ ly insulated, 4 Room, Year — Lots-Land tor Sale for girls resident camp In IA applicant must l>e accurate with representatives from the town Building Committee to — Investment Property ditioned Plant in Manchester. plus but a good background in *60 PER WEEK figures, have some typing skills and m und Cottage. Within 300 TWO QUEEN SIZE EAST HARTFORD - (Near Stafford Springs. Call 677- Call for an appointment at welding and fabrication of DEADLINE the ability to learn quickly. feet Wangumbaug Lake. review plans for the MHS renovation. The cost for those — Business Property 2667. Free room and board YOUR AD BEDSPREADS/ Pratt It Whitney). 5 Rooms. ~ Resort Property Dynamic Metal Products structural members would be 112:00 noon the day Apply to Personnel D e trim e n t Clean, but needs wore. Owner Qardan Products 47 renovations has skyrocketed to $6.45 million, after having and summer fun! Herald la raeponalbla| DRAPERIEiS. Conquistador Newly painted. 3 family — Estate Wantod Company, 646-4048. sufficient be considered to fill for only one Incorrect Gerber Scientific Inc. financing possible, at $17,200. Plaque. Tiffany Lamps. house. $200. 721-1856. Fee $M. initially been estimated at $3.5 million. this opening. We are a rapid Ibefore publication. Work 3 to 4 Hours Per Nloht Monthly payment around $200. Ijjk'SERVICES SgfGerber Rd. West Sconces. Large Urn. Call 569- Rental center. Money back The education administration will also seek board ap­ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. growth company offering full iojaertlon and than only Call Barb McConville, 64^ 0928, or 659^18. — ServiMS Offered I Deadline for Saturday guarantee. proval to apply for federal Title I and state money for dis­ PaintlngY baths, built-ins, 2 car holstered chairs, cylinder V E 4 D engine. Just $225. 236-5646. Locators, prove the overhang plans, it will have to be removed. clothing. furniture FAMILY MAN - We want night meetings per month, at time and half (Approximately aquipmant producla at our OPERATOR garage, 3 fireplaces, all equipped lamps,bookcases, much more. William McKinney. Telephone with a ener^ savii^ auxilary fee. Also on the agenda is a request to open a cafe at a Tolland housewares, etc. Opportunity WANTED - “Jack of All .someone who cares for his 6-10 houra). Hasponsible clerical work, steno ability cuatomara' facilMaa. Wa hava a 2nd shift opportunity for a machine Furniture Barn, 343 Main 643-5308,7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. to advance with old line com­ wquired, primarily lor Conaarvatlon Commlaalon, In the good banofit program and oriented person with keypunch wood burning beating system, Turnpike racquetball club. Trades." Handy person. App­ familt. Wants the finer things many extras * call us. Street, Manchester. or 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. pany. Future assured for right in life. Isn’t content with Offlca of Community Development. promota from wtlMn, providing experience to work in the Gerber The applicant, Courthouse-One, requests a variance to □ NOTICES ly in person: Arbor Acres outstanding opportunWaa for ad- Symbol Services area. Utt Rulty (ki. person. Apply to Robert Farm, Inc., Marlborough $150/week. Can be own boss. Building Suppllos 42 sell liquor. A variance is required because the establish­ Seltzer Mgr., 141 Washington vancamant. Our training program Apply to Personnel Department 643-2692 □ RENTALS AWAY FOR THE HUB BU« Road, Glastonbury. Equal Op­ Car helpful. Call 646-3936. Applications must be on file at the Office of .the Town baglna wHh S wooka of schooling m an i. m so a « itm ment is within 1.000 feet of another liquor outlet. Street, Hartford. Gerber Scientific OF CTTY LIVING - Lost and Found 1 portunity Employer, EEO. Manager, 2108 Mein Street, Qelstonbury, Conn., 06033, on ft eontinuoa whon you advance USED TIMBERS, 2x8’ The board will also consider the request of Joseph with your earoor In tha corpora­ Instruments Co. tongue and groove flooring 2 plush bedrooms. Older or before July 9, 1980. 63 Gerber Road West Rooms lor Rant 52 home. Thoughtfully restored. Mellow for a variance to construct an addition to his gar­ LOST-SMALL LONG HAIR tion. To quality, you should have and used brick. Call 643-4139. civilian or military alactronic South Windsor, Conn. Only $200, 23^5646. Locators CAT. Grey stripe with white. Lots-Land for Sale 24 age. HELP WANTED training and/or oiporlonoo. For An Equal Opportunity Employer fee. Very timid. Lost near Hilliard FULL-TIM E DAY COOK more kHormatlon, caN: Mellow requests that he be allowed to construct a four- W.S.I. - Experienced instruc­ AN AFnnsiATnn a c t io n / i o u a l oppontunity i h p l o y i r m/p and Adams. Reward. 646-4604 AND M R. h a Y c h at foot extension to his garage a 67 Deepwood Drive. after 5:00 p.m. tor needed. Apply Fountain MATURE MALE ROOM $15. PART-TIME NIGHT COOKS Village, 175 Downey Drive. Engine Lathe Operator. 963-9336 BEIGE BRICK - Ap­ The request of the Community Child Guidance Clinic, and dishwahers. Apply in per­ proximately 8.000. Valued, Female, mature $20. Non- LOST LARGE REWARD! Call 528-1300. star Turn 8-15. situation Wanted 15 BIRCH MOUNTAIN smokers, Live-In. References. to built an addition to its office buildings at 317 North son, Tacorral. 246 Broad ESTATES. Anthony Road, $1760. Priced, $1260. Patio GLASTONBURY - 3 elegant Main St., will be considered by the ZBA in July. For return of black and light Street, Manchester. 50 Hours, Paid Holidays. One must have license, plus bedroom home. Large base­ tan male German Shephard. $353.88 WEEKLY Bolton, country setting, cor­ brick, 4’’x8’’x r ’, Chocolate, 2,000, 15 cents each. 643-9508 few errands and meals. 649- ment to store out of season The clinic plans a 10,400 square-foot addition, in the Answers to “ Buddy” . Excellent Insurance GUARANTEE - $58.90 Daily. ner lot, almost 1 acre, ^.500. 5459. BRICK LAYER with refrac­ Call 643-9508 or 633-2075. or 649-5635. things. Yard for kids. Only Residence C zone. Wearing studded collar with tory experience in industrial DENTAL ASSISTANT - Benefits. Start immediately. $425. 236-5646. Locators, fee. Homework. Free. NC, P.O. Coventry License. Call 742- furnace construction to work Experienced preferred. Full When in need of a Service or Product 238 CHARTER OAK STREET 9000. or 429-3081. with fire brick, insulation Apply In parson: DRAFT PERSONS Box 354 Hartford, Conn. - Room with private entrance time position. Multi-girl of­ 06141. materials, ceramic fiber and fice. Salary negotiable. METRONICSp Inc. suitable for older working Parsonals 2 Excellent opportunity for qualified Drafting gentlem an. P arking. $30 Bennet assistant castables. Good working con­ Excellent benefits. RT. • A 44A BOLTON BIRCH MOUNTAIN COMMON BRICK - Some red Professional with leading company in the field of $5.15 PER HOUR SOUND SOUTH WINDSOR - Newly ditions and excellent benefit Immediate opening. Call 646- BOLTON, CT. 0S040 ESTATES. Acre comer lot. patio brick. Split rib block and weekly. Security. 649-1746, Driver needed from package. Apply at In- Liquid Filtration Systems. GOOD? Hurry! No experience precast concrete lintels. decorated. 3 carpeted 3003, ask for Marion. necessary. Write for applica­ Scenic country setting. $23,- Manchester to Westfarms dustronics Inc, 489 Sullivan 500. Exclusive area. Minimum Hoist-O-Matic scaffolding. Apartments For Rant 53 bedrooms. Extra large yard. will stay in post Mall. Call 646-0276 after 8 p.m. Will work closely with engineers providing Precision CALL A PROFESSIONAL tion. C a rte r No. 106. 25 Ideal location. Call for info. Avenue, South Windsor. An 643-9508 or 649-5635. Drawings for projects relating to equipment design, Horizon Hill. Newington, house dimensions, 1st floor, or 643-6595 anytime. Equal Opportunity Employer. 1500 sq. ft. 643-9508. 649-5635. MANCHESTER - Nice two 236-5646. Locators, fee. sDi-iciroRS and plant layout. Must have mechanical background, Conn. 06111. Dogs-BIrda-Pata 43 bedroom duplex. Full base­ MANCHESTER — Bennet Junior High School Vice Announcamants 3 including prior equipment and plant experience. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 271 1 ment. Carpeted. Stove and SUMMER POSITIONS: Household Goods 40 Principal Ronald E, Edmondson said today he planned to Summer special education AHENTIONI Salary commensurates with experience. DIAL 646-5971 and something refrigerator. No children or □ EDUCATION pets. Nice location. 646-6644. continue in his post next year. center has openings for: Complete Benefit Package. REFRIGERATORS good will happen to your pet. MANCHESTER - Working speech pathologists, special IDEAL PART TIME JDBI Dog and cat lx>arding - -dog Edmondson had been among the 150 applicants who For students, housewives, or anyone looking for a plea- Good working environment. You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In Washers/Ranges, used, MANCHESTER - Clean, con­ with 2-3 bedrooms homes, PILLS ANONYMOUS - Sup­ education teachers, physical Private Instruetlont 18 guaranteed and clean. New grooming. Canine Holiday from $225 on up. See them sought the principalship of Bennet when Allan L. Cone an­ therapy aide, waterfront staff sant, second Income job. Conveniently located East Hart­ Apply in person, or send resume in confidence with This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per Week. Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, venient, 5 room apartment. port group for drug depen­ shipment damaged. G.E & No utilities. No appliances. today! 236-5646. Locators, fee. nounced his decision to retire at the end of this school dants. Meetings: Thursdays- (WSI), recreational ford office. Good hourly rate, plus commlealons end salary requirement to: Roland St. Peter, Personnel MATH INSTRUCTIGN. Manchester. bonuses. Hours: 9 to 1, 1 to 5, or S to 9 Monday thru Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Joe . . . ______FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Lease. $325. Lombardo and year. Manchester. Shop Rite, East counselors. June 23 - August M anager. Grades 7-12. (July, August or B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 20. Call 872-2465 or 873-Mo. Friday. ADORABLE KITTENS Associates. 649-4003. Having survived the first paring of the applicants, Ed­ Middle Turnpike, 7:30 to 9 AMF CUNO, DIVISION IUILDIN6-C0NTIUCTIN6 HaTAUHANT later). Enrichment and now to Street, 643-2171. We cover you lor sick days, and holidays, as well as paid qUAUTT PAHmNS Study math. Call 649-5453. looking for good homes. Six mondson as still vying for the post when the selection p.m. Mondays: Hartford FEMALE LOOKING FOR Trinity Elpiscopal Church, 8 to LPN/EMT. Position available vacations. We train you while you earn. P. 0. Box 47, River Road weeks old, assorted colors. BOLTON - Beautifully narrowed from the 150 starters first’ to 15, later to five,' STEREO COMPONENTS, SAME to share home. Non 9:30 p.m. Marshall. 522-0121. at summer special education Stafford Springs, Conn. 06076 FARRAW REMODOING hMtrtar A Extirtar Lafayette receiver, fak ers, Call 649-6480 after 10:30 a.m. landscaped, 4 bedrooms, with and later to two. 649-9241. center. June 23- August 20. An ZqiMl Opportunity Employw M/F CARRY NATIONS smoker please. Call 643-6121 , 2 car garage. Firqplace, Call 569-4993 Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, Wa taka aktra cara with Garrard turntable. Excellent after 6:IX) p.m. He said today “I’m disappointed, certainly. But I’ll Call 872-2465 or 873-8800. Room Additions, Decks, All praparahon and appllcatfon. Fully 843-1305 sound. New $500. First $ ^ carpeting. Minutes from 84. Inaurad. Call for Fraa Eaflmtla. CERTIFIED TEACHER Call for details. 236-5646, give him (selectee Thomas M. Meisner) my full sup­ types of Remodeling and FINE LUNCHES buys it. 228-3145. EAST HARTFORD - Near air­ r ^ i r s . Free estimates. Ful­ WILL tutor English, Math, Locators, fees. port. ” Com ar of Conlar ft RAaIn f t THREE FREE KITTENS. craft. 2 room* apartment in ly insured. PNordNPSS^UUcE History, Science, etc., at any Meisner, a 34-year-old Pennsylvanian, was selected by CLASS OF 1961. Manchester MANCHCBTIR grade level. Reasonable rates. Box trained. 8 weeks old. quiet older building. PHONE 643-6017. a 4 a - 0 7 B 4 ready to go! Call 649-6763 Superintendent of Schools James Kenney, who stressed High School. Any one in­ Call 643-2306. □MISC. FOR SALE Appliances, utilities included. terested in working on a Reu­ anytime. $207/month. Lease, security, Meisner’s background in educational planning when be references required. 568-0138. SOUTH WINDSOR - lovely 3 nion Committee, please call AUTOIEinnCE HOUMCUANIN6 MEN’S HAIR CUTTIHC 41 announced his decision. Greg, 872-2893. □ REAL ESTATE Sale FREE GUINEA PIG - Long Broker. bedroom house. Large yard. hair Angora Guinea Pig. Call 721-1624. Rental Center. Fee PROFESSIONAL I HSTDi HjUAtUr I 646-1822 after 3 p.m. $80. Money back guarantee. MAPLi M o b il HOUSE CLEANING M4 CNNTBN STHBBT Homes For Sale 23 ° e m p l o y m e n t 50 Mains to be flushed Super Sanlee, Inc. f rimo, or wookfy baalt. MANCHBftTBN . e49-SN7 HOUSEWIVES Fxeo/faofrtfaroffcoa. Coll— ♦ ★ ♦ , EAST HARTFORD SPLIT ALUMINUM Sheets used as OAe • OIL • LuamcATioN - ENFIELD - Elegent 2 large OlHeat-Sforas lor Rant 55 Halp Wanted 13 EARLE Hours: Tuts, thru FrI. LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ printing plates, .007 thick bedrooms, with sunny a to 5:30 Ux28W", 25 cents each or 5 VIANCHF.STEiR — The Water and Sewer Department Home Mabitmance cy. Illness in family. In- INDIAN RING NECK breakfast room. Kids ok. Just will be flushing water mains today through Thursday in NURSES AIDES wanted for Saturday 8 to 5:00 ground pool and other extras! for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be PARROT - MALE. With cage, $275. 236-5646, Locators, fee. •13-O SBS fCloaotf MqidaytJ picked up before 11 a.m. the following areas: from Spruce Street east to Ken­ full time on all shifts. Apply 12 noon to 7 p.(n,, 528-1451. $100. Call 649-7164 anytime, or director of nursing. Salmon- ONLY. keep trying. sington Street between Oak and East Center Street. 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE brook Convalcscenf Hdme, off VOLESWAOENS ' i IdI nO, storm WINOOWS, DdORt, AWNINRS, A C A N ^ BRICK SPLIT LEVEL - Off for rent. Centrally located, There may be water dicoloration that could last for House Street, Glastonbury. Earn Extra Money Porter Street. 3 Bedrooms, SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 newly redecorated with ample several hours. I( it continues for an extended period call Please call 633-5244. 2W Baths, Sunken Living track with recorder, turntable EAST HARTFORD - Air con­ parking. Call 649-2891. the water department at 647- 3115. Room, Formal Dining. Large and two speakers. Excellent ditioned 1 bedroom. Heat m « r condition. $200. Call after 6 GOOD HOMES NEEDED for paid. Lease negotiable. Don’t If a load of wash is done in discolored water, rewash EARN $50.00/hundred kitchen with built-Tns and securing, stuffing Envelopes. dinette. First floor laundry. pim., 647-1400. adorable grey kittens. Also a miss seeing it today! Only the clothes using four ounces cream of tartar. Free Details, Reply With Your Own Screened porch. Large "Morris" and calico kitten. $195. 236-5^, Locators, fee. "Homeworkers - V 15". Box covered patio. Private, Eight weeks old. Call, 342- OFFICE FOR RENT - 500 NLLTUNSKY 0571, 633-6581 anytime. .' 94485, Schamburg, III. 60194. landscaped yard. Owners MANCHESTER - 2nd. Floor square feet. Excellent ALUMINUM ft VINYL SIDIN9 Duplex. 3 large rooms. No location! $150. Includes: Heat, Synergy reunion set’ ISAV moving south. Price includes ANTIQUE BED - Handmade LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER (SO Coton ToOheaaaham) many extras! $125,000. Call TWO MALE, TWO FEMALE utilities. No appliances. No janitor, parking, air condition. "Ws Buy, ^ s p r e a d s . Antique chair, thoroughbreed English pets. $210 monthly. Security. 649-5334. for two adults. Light cooking, ★ AWNINQf ft CAUOPIES Group I, Warren E. Howland, and table. Plus much more! KAS1 H ARTFORD — The Synergy Alternative High own room and bath. Call 521- Part Time Job! B a ll a n d Realtor, 643-1108. Spaniel puppies. Hunting or Call after 6 p.m.. 649-4611. School will hold its first school reunion Saturday to in­ 3007, R a p a lr." ★ STORM WINDOWS f t DOORS Cali 649-5450. 80 Church housedogs. Reasonable. Cali Street. 644-1766. clude all students who graduated during its first six ,BY OWNER. South Windsor. DOWNTOWN ... and niothara with young chlldran, bring tham TIM MORIARH Phono M9-9MS MANCHESTER - Completely years. AUTO MECHANIC - Indlv- Twelve room executive house. GENERATOR - 2500 watt. dual with 3 to 4 years with you and aava on baby aitting coata. FREE ESTIMATEt + EASY TERMS Can be purchased on a lease- FREE KITTEN for good remodeled, extra large 2 STORE- Manchester, good Former teachers, aides and staff members, as well as 115/230 volt. 7 HP Briggs. home. Box trained. Am Rooih Efficiency. Heat, location. Includes: Heat, air experience wanted by busy purchase, low down payment Excellent condition. $350. 646-. former students, are welcome to attend, members of the Toyota-Pontiac Dealership. pUn. Tel. 528-7631. allergic. Please help! Call 649- ■ ■ g, security. conditioning, parking. 649- friends of Alternative Education said. Full Benefit Package. Incen­ 2503, mornings. 5334, ask for Mr. Grossman. The party will begin Saturday at 11 a.m. at Day Pond tive Program. Apply in person at : Lynch Motors, Inc., 500 Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus State Park and will cost $5 per person. Music, Call Now West Center Street, gas allowance. refreshments, gafnes and prizes will be provided. Manchester. SOUND INTERESTING? WELL ESTABLISHED You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and lupervlsa LOCAL INSURANCE 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 W e t e AGENCY is looking for a part our carrier boys & girlt. If you like kidi — want a little In­ l i e r a l t i c l a s s i f i e d advertising time secretary. Work Monday dependence and your own Income... or and Friday, possibly more. 647-9947 Approxinutely 15-20 Hours per week. Insurance background Ask for Jeanne Fromerth NIGHT OR DAY: 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 NIGHTS 643-2711 DAYS the moit efficient not a requirement as we will train. Reply to: Herald c/o per ‘“ ***“ " 35 end 45 miiei Box 00 , . 1 4 - EVENING HERAI^ Mon^ June M. IMP Frank and Emaat Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz w Business & Serv^ ::Ai EVENING HERALD. Mon.. June 28, 1 9 9 0 - 15 GOODAFTERNOONl IM.60IN6TO.B£'/01;R WE ALSO HAVE A NICE I LL BE BACK IN C H 2 B i Aniwar to Pravioui PunIa Do Vbu EvlBR MV'nAME ISLUGV.. >1 gl6HT-flELPER...Oi;R BOBBLEP6ROONPBALL A MOMENT TO ACROSS 4 Growl old SPECIAL A 6 Of tha (Sp.) S' n?M \6 I , TAKE W R ORDER t Greek epic GBT THE F£fLlN6 By ADigaii van ,Buren ANPANEXcaLENTLATE 6 "____ La MI5JUP6EP FLV-BALL THROW ID THflNFIELR.. ' poem . Douca" 6 Alt 7 Saa-lioni t h a t OPEO 15 IN 11 River in India 8 Calk itava 7Z 13 Lubricate 9 Compata 6 H A R 6 E O F t h e DEAR ABBY: One night after bowling, three of us women V- 14 Plauiibla point *11 married) decided on an impulse to stop at a.club that 15 Painted 10 Spread to dry features male striptease dancers. P 05T opFloEp 16 Source of 12 Vaccina tool J We were amazed to find it packed with screaming women matale 13 Jobi sf all ages having the time of thejr lives. The male strippers 17 Majettic 18 Eniign (abbr.) (ad gorgeous bodies; their dancing was rather suggestive, Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 19 Fraaklih 20 Sharp sound S: but they were all talented singers and dancers. They 20 Bowling 22 Initaad Pilntlng-Pap*rtng 32 Building Conlrtedng targett S mvIc m On»nd 31 Style** OH»r*d 33 stripped down to practically nothing, but you could see as 23 Eaau'i country :;z much af'any public beach. I come home and This could almost 1 Except that 21 Tw ill about 24 Grow dim 30 Strangla ' 41 Butchar't tool ■ CERAMIC FIRING. Discount DAN SHEA PAINTING & LEON CIEZSYNSKI Auto* For Safe - 67 Auto* For 8*1* Rf Motorcrelaa-BIcyela* ^ Motoroyelaa-Bhycla* 84 The evening turned out to be a lot of fun, and we thought find a strange ' be a scene from real life is a 26 Cana 25 Plating matal 31 O llrli' wife 42 Marchandlii , . J!-U une deaning Co. i . rates. Quick service. Cail 643- DECORATING. Interior and BUILDER, new homes, ad­ we’d probably go again and maybe even lake our husbands. female asleep (n one of those James little more 26 Mountain near 27 Northaaitar 32 Energy-living 44 Loan ditions, remodeling, rec 1966 CHEVELLE - 2 door anciantTroy time (abbr.) 45 Plaid '^BoaemHodern i,on«piConcept' In ------2543.------ExtellS^ Also-Wallpapering. 1972 Volkswagen Bug- Stan­ MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE But when we told our husbands about our little adventure, Bond movies.' peculiar./ 28 Amarican folk hardtop. 283, automatic. 62,- 27 Donating Craftsmanship!' Cali rooms, garages, kitchens dard shift. Excellent running Speedy Telephone one said he was shocked and disappointed to learn that his finger 36 Intalliganca 46 Obtain ' m a s k i t c h e n remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, OOO original miles. Good body 30 Biblical haro 38 Shoe part 47 Shada traa ; ^ 1, or 6461305. condition: Economical quotations. Immediate 1974 YAMAHA RD 250 - 5,000,. wife had such cheap, vulgar, low-down taste! 29 Blue-white dormers, roofing. Residential and Ulterior. Needs work on coverage available. Cail Joan 33 Gat avan with 39 Lota luitar 48 Graak lanar Insured - Free ^ Specialized catering from a transportation. Hardtop Sun miles. Good condition. $800 or ”Another husband took it personally, saying it was a itar In Lyra frame.. $275. 6460881. iS .Wa/' 34 Undartaka l4.c5ndlelight for 2 and shore PAINTING - INTERIOR AND or commercial. 649-4291. roof. 7 tires. $1600. Call days- at Clarke Insurance. 6461126. 40 Exarclia SO Apropoi best offer. 8460417 after 5:00„ ptttdown to him, that a wife who was satisfied with her own 36 Support i « l S ^ dinners, to elegant banquets. EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. 647-3166. Nlghts-6462140. Ask 1968 'MUSTANG p.m., Jeff. husband wouldn’t go out of her way to look at another 36 Court order \ 2 3 4 3 3 7 1 3 10 ^ C a ll 649-6933. Experienced, references. Ser­ DESIGN KITCHENS ■ for Larry. • MOTORCYCti VI, Cabinets, Vanities, Formica CONVERTIBLEXPony In­ INSURANCE. Same day man's body. 37 Son of liaac ving Willlmantic, My husband said if I got a kick out of it, it was OK with n 12 13 CAM TREE SERVICE • Free Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ Counter Tops. Display, te rio r. 6 cyllndAr. New coverage available. 39 Evargraani automatic transmission. him. and it might even improve our marriage to have a few estimates, discount senior try, Columbia, Tolland areas, Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen Compelitlve rates. Call Judy, 40 Compais 14 13 Cabinet Fronts. Custorh Many new parts. Runs great, Crockett Agency Inc., 643- Campata-Trallar* Motor; new fantasies to draw on. \/Uu point citizens. Company W. J . Grlllo. 423-6582. 16 17 13 Manchester-owned and- . WANTED Woodworking. M69658. needs some body work. ^ or 1577. Horn** 65 ’Abby. how do you feel about women who go to see male 43 Graak HOUSECLEANING. Respon­ •••«<**»«*«9**»*«*««««*«** 1970 MUSTANG V-8. best offer. 64M192.______■ operat^. Call 6^1327. strippers'.' phlloiopher IB iff 22 IT 24 sible 'reliable. Call 646-2234 Roofing ...... 34 Automatic. Power steering. 1978 23’ TRAVEL TRAILER. ' REV IN PENN. •SuiftyuPAA. 4-X3 46 Size or type Power brakes. Two new tires, 1 B & M TREE SERVICE. Call after 2 p.m. BANK REPOSSESSIONS Self contained. Excellent con­ DEAR'BEV: If a woman gets goosebumps from 46 Sat apaH 23 23 EXTERIOR PAINTING, ROOFER WILL INSTALL exhaust and battery. No rust. FOR SALE - dition. Cali 568-5757 after 4 , Crooka & Lawrence 49 Argol ■ 1 ■ now for Free E stim ate. t^ing a gander at a good-looking guy, I say what's Captair] L M LAWNMOWERS available for free estimates, roof, siding or gutter for low Very clean. $1300.3 0 0 .^ 1 1 5 2 . 1977 Plymouth Sports Fury ★ p.m. 61 Hebrew 27 23 2B .0 EXAMINE OUR NEW PLAN 1978 KAWASAKI 250. Only 300 sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander! REPAIRED. Free pick up $2500. 1977 Chevrolet Monte aicetic 1 TO SAVE YOU MONEY. Ful­ references upon request, com­ discount price. Call Ken at miles on it! Hardly ever used! 33 and delivery. All work 1971 PLYMOUTH STATION Carlo $2500. 1969 AMC Am­ WH-WH-WHAT'LL YOU 60 BACK TP YOUR HOUSE 52 Shoulder (Fr.) ly Insured. References. petitive rates. Telephone 647-1566. Call 742-87% anytime. WE PO NOW: ANP CALL THE 9HERIFFI 1 guaranteed. Spring Special WAGON - 9 passengers. bassador, best offer. The DEAR ABBY; My husband has been employed at the 53 Bate before 33 DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR John, 6365482. ANP MAYBE 9ENP VPUR Power steering and brakes. same place for a number of years. He enjoys his work and home plate now. Economy Lawnmower. above may be seen at the FOREMAN h e r e TO ■ CITIZENS! 643-7285. 178YAMAHA XS 400. Street earns a good living there. 64 Calagorlas 37 3 ^ H 1. to 41 42 647-3660. GENERAL PAINTING - Air conditioning. $400 or best Savinge Bank of Manchester, H ELP M B ! offer. Good running conditon. motorcycle. Good condition. 1976 GMC 23 FOOT MINI ‘Recently a new man became his boss. The first time this WE'LL KEEP AN ■ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Interior. Exterior. 923 ^ i n Street, Manchester. 43 44 MIRUCKI’S ROOFING Si Red. Must sell. $850. Call 646 MOTOR HOME - Rear bath.. man came to our home I thought he was a nice person, but E V E ON THESE DOWN Fireplaces, concrete. Specializing in Exterior Trim. 644-1266 anytime. 1 HOME REPAIRS - Emergen­ 3144 anytime. Top condition! Call 647-1411. .. the next time he made a pass at me. I told him I wasn’t TWO JOKERS TILL 46 47 « r 4B SO r Chimney repairs. No job too References. Insured. Call Trucks for Sal* 62 P*lntlng-P*p*ring 32 cy Service! 15 Years MARK IV 1972 - Good value at THE LAW SHOWS t Elkimo houia small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Rick evenings 646-0709; or 742- interested in him in that way and to please leave me alone, UPl L Experience! Free Estimates! $2000. Call Sylvia at 6469557. 2 Scottiih 31 32 ‘ 1 estimates. 5087. but he didn’t seem to get the message. Now every time he PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Reasonable Rates! 649-6075. landowner TOWN OF MANCHESTER sees me he starts up again. 3 Covered with 33 54 - Interior and exterior. Haating-Plumbing 35 1970 PONTIAC TEM PEST - I know my husband would quit his job if he knew about 19 REWEAVING BURN 1979 CHEVROLET 15’ step NOTICE OF Ink HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas Commercial and residential. One owner. Excellent running this, so I haven’t told him. I don’t want him to leave hie job Building Contracting 33 van. Like new. 17,000 miles. repaired. Window shades, Free estimates. Fully in­ NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet condition! Snow tires with as long as he’s happv there. What should I do'.’ rims.. Approximately 37,000 Power steering, power Venetian blinds. Keys. TV sured. 6464879. repairs, plugged drains, Adoption of Ordinance CONFUSED IN CALIFORNIA WES ROBBINS Carpentry brakes. Aluminum ix)dy. Dual FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 kitchen faucets replaced, original miles. Call 646^629. J!P . l e w is i SON- Interior remodeling specialist. Ad­ repaired, rec rooms, wheels. Call 742-8389. O IMS »y tWA, Ms . Main Street. 649-5221. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and ’^DEAR CONFUSED: Assume a polite but clearly Si Exterior Painting. Paper ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bathroom remodeling, heat 9 of the Tov^Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Hanging. Remodeling. built-ins,, bathrooms, modernization, etc. Free ilnpersonal attitude toward this man. And keep your the Board oroirectors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut,! Alley Oop — Dave Qraua Recreation Rooms. Call 646 kitchens, 6463446. Estimate gladly given. M & M dfstance. You don’t need your husband's help to briclqe NOTICE 9658. '______Plumbing & Heating. 6462871. on June 17, 1980. protect you from unwanted attention. LAWNS CUT. Expert service. FARRAND REMODEUNG - ORDINANCE DEAR ABBY: I am a drunk who hasn’t had a drink in HEY, LOOK! HESUREMASNT7 WHATS \1HEM TRACKS ...1 FDLUMCP !EM SO THAT« WHERE THEYSIARr.' LEE PAINTING. Interior St Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, . Lowest rates around. Call for BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of- (bur years and eight months. I have been reading your SHORTY'S GONE LO N G.'/TH ' MATTER,! ARE A REAL TO A FLAT SANDY AN* I PONT MEAN THEY Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag free estimate. 649-7773 exterior. “Check My Rate Room Additions, Decks, All PUBLIC HEARING Manchester that Chapter 2 of The Code of Ordinances of the. column since its inception, COMIN' ^ )/------S - T SHORTY.P IS PUZZLEMENT, SPOT BEHIND , , COM E FROM SOMEPLACE.- types of Remodeling and Flooring 36 BACK! A \ SOMETHIN THOSE ROCKS ' evenings, ^ Before You Decorate.’’ Town of Manchester as adopted December 12, 1978 and "A t times I’ve read it through blurred, red-rimmed eyes; Repilepairs. Free estimates. Ful- ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Dependable. Fully insured. amended to date, is hereby amended by adding the following Uue r e a d it sitting on a bunk in a cell in l.envenworth. Now, HOME CLEANING 6461653. ly ininsured. Phone 643-6017. FLOORSANDING Si BOARD OF DIRECTORS REFINISHING. Floors like sections: thank God. I am reading it with clear eyes and a clear head. Sensual slam scores high PROBLEMS CAN BE SOLVE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 1 read your column because I think you have great wit, MASONRY. All types of con­ new. Specializing in older ARTICLE VTII BY "SERVPRO” Carpets, PAINTING BY CRAIG tremendous insight, compassion and understanding. But OGDEN - Interior & Exterior crete work and repairs. floors. Natural and stained Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES COUNCIL Upholstery, Draperies, your recent column about AA was the frosting on the cake! Oswald: "South bad a real Floors, Walls, Windows. ^ c i a l i s t ! Fully Insured. Fieldstone a specialty. Free floors. No waxing any more! Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the problem. He could cue bid but Sec. 2-86 Created; Membership. There is hereby established the ”'My disease, alcoholism, is terminal, progressive and Professional-Insured. Call Free Estimates. Call estimates. Call after 5, 643- Also; Painting. John Ver- NORTH ft-23-80 be assumed that North would Senior Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Emergency Medical Services Council consisting of fifteen (15), incurable. Only through AA was I able to arrest it and 6494)836. or 875-6307. anytime, 649-8749. 1870. faille, 6465750. ♦ K bid cluba. So Sooth Jumped to Connecticut, Tuesday, July 1,1980 at 8:00 P.M. to consider and members who shall be appointed by the Board of Directors and lism how to achieve peace of mind, serenity, sobriety and VK954S five diamonds. West got Into act on the following: 9K10SS who shall serve without compensation. There shall be three (3)i the act with a six-spade bid." AA107 Proposed Ordinance — To convey a parcel of land to Stanley P. sectors of the populace from which members may be drawn: . I suspect /AA was a divinely inspired program, for there is Alan: “North looked at his K ill a subtle mystery as to why, after ;i0 years of destructive and Marian E. Baldyga on Pleasant Valley Road in the Town of Consumers, responders, and medicine. Of the consumers, one WEST EAST big hand and couldn’t tell 5 7 Autos For Sala 67 Autos For Sala 67 drinking. 1 suddenly took myself to an AA meeting. I. like ♦ QJ986 AAIOTSSI OfHcaa-Stora* for Rant 55 wantad to Rant South Windsor. Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen in (1) shall be the Town Director of Health or his/her designee, what was going on. He wanted one (1) shall be the chairperson or his/her designee of the HSA thany others, was amazed to find doctors, lawyers, judges, V1082 V-... to double m spades, but final­ the Town a e r k ’s Office during business hours. The Flintatonae — Hanna Barbara Productiona ♦ ------994 MANCHESTER - Retail, Subarea F, and three (3) shall be members of the general ochool teachers and other panhandlers like myself there ly decided that he could bid •who had to reach rock bottom before trying AA. AKQ84S AJ9652 seven diamonds and get E u t storage and/or manufacturing (k>nsideration of the planned use of the former Senior Citizen public. Responders shall be: A representative of the major ...IT'! space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- Center, on Linden Street, as offices for the Health Department, local ambulance service, (presently Manchester Ambulance ■i .1 have now come to realize that in a group of any dozen WHAT ^ = RANKlV/ SOUTH to seven spades." ATTENTION LANDLORDS! WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1976 THUNDERBIRD & fV TRIPLETS.'------7 A REALAL \ WOULD I'D JUST 000 square feet. Very MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1979 CHEVROLET PICKUP - MARCH and MACC. Service), the Chief of Police, the Chief of the Town Fire Depart­ people, one is either an alcholic or will cross the line from ♦ 4 •- Oswald: "East would proba­ reasonable. Brokers We have responsible working CAN You y o u DO, KEEP THE VAQJ7< bly have fallen Into the trap, oocial drinking to alcoholism. tenants looking in your area. Paid. Call Parker Street Used 4 wheel drive. Both excellent ment, the chief of the Eighth UUllties District Fire Dejtart- protected. Call Heyman Reconsider Urban Systems Project No. 76134, Realignment of , ’Ten men have walked on the moon. One was an alcoholic. HANDLE PEB&LES ONE IN THE ♦ AQJ7S31 but he was void of hearts and No fee to you. Call 721-1656. Auto Parts, Ine? 6463391. condition! Must sell! Will ment, a member of the American Heart Association, a member Ihx)perties. 1-2261206. ■He spoke last year on skid row where I got sober in 1975. THEM doubled to ask for an unusual Rental Center. sacrifice! Call 646-4194. ^ in Street. of the American Red Cross, and the Director of The C190 th an k s for all you’ve done, Abby Vulnerable: North-South lead." A r t you mu$icaitv inclined^ II you'te Authorizing the inclusion of a Referendum question (s) concer­ Preparedness Department. FRED M. Alan: “West looked at five ■n tht tnirket lor inttrutnentl of fvery Dealer: East ning proposed rehabilitation, modernization and additions to Members from the medicine sector shall be: The chairperson Getting married? If you want a traditional wedding clubs and iwt three hearts. d6$ctipiion, you'll find them litted >n West Nerth East Out C ltiv lie d A d section. Read it □ AUTOMOTIVE Town of Manchester, Connecticut Manchester High School; total cost, including State reimburse­ of the Manchester Memorial Hospital (MMH) Ehnergenoy or a do-your-own thing ceremony, for some great Soath Obviously, was void of every day' 3 4 9 4 Notice of ment, not to exceed $6,429,778.00. Department, a member of the administration of MMH Ideas write to Abby for her “How to Have a Lovely clubs. West led a club and the ••••••••••••••te********** •••••••••••••••••••••••••• « 4 7 4 Dbl. Pan designated by MMH, and a registered nurse designated by the Wedding" booklet. Send $1 plus a long, self-addres^, grand slam wheeled In." Assort Proparty Autos For Sal* 67 Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61- Pass Pass MMH Emergency Department. ■* ■tamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby's Wedding Oswald: “One North-South For Rant 56 818, Human Resource Development Agency, Day Care Ser­ Booklet, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. pair wandered Into seven WE PAY TOP PRICES for Adoption of Ordinance All the specifically titled persons or the designees noted In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and vices, October 1, 1980 to September 30, 1980 Opening lead.'* K hearts by North. It was dou­ CAPE COD - WEST wrecked and junk cars. A ced today. It will be Ll a s t i w I dreamt Alan: "Here ii one of the the final contract was six 6460498. Reed for the sum of $5,000 a certain parcel of land located to the to be financed from donations already received for Camp term expiring on the first Monday of November, 1983. < ¥ o u r obvious to' others that you know most unusual bands of all spades by East-West doubled rear of Tolland Turnpike, described as follows: Kennedy. REMlpPMeOF AUTTH1P65. Thereafter, alt appointments of the three (3) non-designated, what f>eed$ doing and that time. It was played In the and made for 1210; some Wantad to Rent 57 < ^ r t h d a y That certain piece or parcel of land in the Town of Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, consumers shall be for a term of three (3) years, ' you're the one they should ^ A g K finals of Grand National 3,540 points away from the 1975 FORD WINDOW VAN - follow. 2,330 for North-South at seven MOTHER St DAUGHTER Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut Cataloging Systems Service In the event of the death or resignation of any of the last SAOnTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Pairs. Ehut’s three spades Power steering, power ~VZ diamonds.” LOOKING for 2 Bedroom bounded and described as follows: ...... $17,338.72 above three council members, a successor shall be appointed by J u m 24,19M Be a doer today and less of a started the action and really brakes, am/fm stereo. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Apartment in Manchester Commencing at a point marking a northwesterly comer of to be financed by a payment from the State bf Connecticut the Board of Directors to serve the unexpired term for whldll I]bl* coming year could be excit- talker. Keep your objectives to backfired against him." Carpeted, Other extras! $2000 with utilities for under $330. land of the grantor which point also marks a northwesterly cor­ already received. such member had been appointed. The Board of Directors ma^ lag for you socially. Many new yourself for bMt results. Confer or best offer. Call before 2:00 friervds could enter the picture only with those directly involved. Call 2864625. ner of the within described premises and the southwesterly cor­ remove any member for cause except for those specifically p.m. or after 5;00 p.m., 646 ALLOCATION - REVENUE SHARING FUND frbm different walks of life. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan It) If 7819. ner of land of the grantee, thence running easterly along the titled persons and may thereafter fill such vacancy or request g Surprisingly, you will have some- you have to make an Important boundary line between land of the grantor and land of the Union Pond Dam Repairs replacement designee from the affected organization. thing In common to share with decision today, seek expert Side Glance* — GIN Fox 1974 MONTE CARLO - grantee a distance of 114.67 feet to an angle point; thence by in­ ...... $ 100,000.00 fv^or>6. advice from more than one Sec. 2-87 Chairperson; organization. The Council shall select a source. Different viewpoints will DOCTOR Si WIFE SEEK Custom wheels, power terior angle of 207°-30’-24” in a northeasterly direction along (1980-81 Capital Improvement Project approved by the Board of chairperson and secretary from its members and may organize steering, power brakes. Air help provide*the right answers. APARTMENT or house to the boundary line between land of the grantor and land of the Directors). itself in whatever manner which the members may determlive AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) rent. Will consider all good conditioning. 55,000 miles. 646 grantee a distance of 102.29 feet to the most northerly point of to best carry out its duties as set forth in this article. CANCER (June 21>July 22) Competition will have a stimulat- areas. Call Glenn, 721-1624. 2481, after 6 p.m., or the store Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special You'rs vsry good al dealing with you; (t will awaken the within described premises; thence by interior angle of 63°- COTOU PEAAEMBER LETiS <30 B/TH E B/ ySEBAU- Rental Center, 647-9126. Grants, Fund 41, for continuation of program for visually im- Sec. 2-88 Duties. The duties of the Council shall be as followsr ettiers today, whether they are your resourcefulness. Once you 09'-33" in a southeasterly direction a distance of 247.26 feet to a WELi-/|^FOUND FIELP/A N PSEE MiHATfe DOINiE. 1. To study all aspects of the delivery of emergency medical friends or-- new acquain­ outer a race, first place will WHBQ'rtJU LOST point; thence by interior angle of 89°-20'-03” in a southwesterly pared students tances. Instinctively, you'll say ...... $21,028.00 services to the people of the Town of Manchester and It) become Important. T H E R E P O R T O i R P TOW'N OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT direction across land of the grantor a distance of 208.27 feet to a and do all the right things. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) For­ 'TOUfid^EP'YClUP. point in the northeasterly line of land now or formerly of An­ to be financed by Grant payments from the State of Connec­ promote improvements to said service. Romance, travel, luck, tunate are those who will share NOTICE OF F5ATHERI5 NAME TO ? T tonio Ofiara; thence by interior angle of 90°-00" in a ticut. 2. To report the results of such study along with its advice to fitsources, possible pitfalls and your company today. You have a the Board of Directors at such times as it deems suitable abd career lor the coming months wonderful way about you that northwesterly direction along land now or formerly of said An­ Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special it e all discussed In your Astro- Inapirea others and makes them necessary. Adoption of Ordinance tonio Ofiara and along land now or formerly of St. John the Bap­ Grants, Fund 41, for Education of Handicapped Children Act Graph, which begins with your leal (Ike notables. 3. To study the education in emergency medical services in Mrthday. Mall $t for each Astro- gWTE In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and tist Polish National Catholic Church of Manchester, Conn., Inc., ...... $213,500.00 ARIES (march 21-Aprll 19) This in part by each, in all a distance of 200.00 feet to the point or the Town of Manchester and promote improvements. Graph. Box 489, Radio City could be a very rewarding day 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by to be financed by Grant payments from the State of Connecticut Station, N.Y. t0019. Be sure to (f (OUSE 4. To monitor the relationship between all elements of the lor you where |olnl ventures are the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, place of Iwglnning, the last described line forming in an interior under P.L. 96142. epacity birth data concerned. It someone has delivery of emergency medical services and suggest ways to on June 17, 1980. angle of 90°-00’ with the first described line. tE O (July 23-Aug. 22) Advanta­ something good going and Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special geous davelopmenis will occur Said premises are bounded: Improve them. Invitss you In, hop sboard. ORDINANCE Grants, Fund 41, for Title I Concentration Grant 5. To advise the Board of Directors upon the Board’s request loday, but they may be partially TAURUS (April____ 20-May___, 10) Nor­ _ NORTHWESTERLY by land now or formerly of Ernest J. screened from your view. You'll „„|)y you uke lo taka ample lime BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of ...... $5,092.00 of the Council’s views on proposed contracts with the Town con­ Reed; ■ftarn oMhem later. before making commilmenis, Manchester that Chapter 12 of The Code of Ordinances, as to be financed by Grant payments from the State of Connec­ cerning the delivery of emergency medical services. Levy’s Law — James Schumeister NORTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Town of VMGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) You |,ul loday you may be required adopted December 12, 1978 and amended to date, is hereby ticut. 6. To maintain relations with agencies and organizations have a certain quality today that (g decisions. Fret amended by adding the following sections: Manchester; outside the Town of Manchester in order to share ideas and Ajjll make you aland out In any „ol. You'll do well, CONOmONS HHS w o CALL Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special group or gathering. II won't be o e w m (May 21-Juna 20) Your 1 6 SECTION 12-9 REMOVAL OF ANIMAL LITTER SOUTHEASTERLY by land now or formerly of Town ACF B n A n v su y THIS AN Grant, Fund 41, for Title I, regular Grant, methods and to help coordinate the delivery of . emergency «n attectatlon. It will |ust be the imagination and Ingenuity are lof'Mancbester; i DONOiM*C}2 ^ y \ . AMNaWM SFOSITV Nicf...snLL.,rT OM6L«T?/ (a) It shall be unlawful for any person owning, keeping, ...... $181,000.00 medical services in the region. real you. attuned to a p rofitab le SOUTHWESTERLY oy land now or formerly of Antonio .UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Give wavelength loday. It’s likely '— ^ \ peisoN. MUST ce. BoltoH 1H6 walking or in control of any dog or other animal to allow or per­ to be financed by Grant payments from the State of Connec­ Sec. 2-89 Meetings; rules. Meetings of the Council shall be heli) MO6HBO0M6 Ofiara and by land now or formerly of to p priority lo alluallons that you'll spot opportunlllea In sev- J mit such animal to defecate upon any private property owned by ticut. at least once a month. The Council is empowered to adopt rules 'bbuld enhance your security or erti areas and know exactly what AB6 another person, condominium common elements, or public St. John the Baptist Polish National and regulations for putting into effect the provisions of this arti­ -earn extra Income. Your material |g do. CANNED/ Catholic Church of Manchester, Conn., Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special property including, but not limited to parks and school grounds cle. aspecli are luckier than usual. iNEWSPAPsn eNiEBW ust a s s n i - Inc. Grants, Fund 41, for Title I, Neglected and Delinquent Grant ------^ ------FT unless such person shall remove all feces so deposited by such Sec. 2-90 Reports. The Council shall make a written report of its "They say that Carter put It up himself! ’ ...... $5,400.00 ■ Short Ribs — Frank Hill animal before leaving the immediate premises. Containing 1.00 acres more or less and being to the rear of and activities to the Board of Directors annually and such other adjacent to other land of Ernest J. Reed as described in Vol. to fund a tutor to work with residents of New Hope Manor, to be (b) Any violation of this section shall be punished by a fine of reports as the Board may request from time to time. Bugs Bunny — Haimdahl ft Stoffel twenty-five ($25) dollars. 670, Pg. 290 of the Manchester Land Records. financed by Grant payments from the State of Connecticut. Sections 2-91 - 2-95 Reserved. 5-8-80 61680 Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special I'M CONPIDENT I'vE 629-80 XPTBC MUCH CA^EPUL VOUR HOSTILIIV is Af'JXIETV ANP This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this This Ordinance shall 4ake effect ten (10) days after this Grants, Fund 41, for a Public SADC Grant STUC?V, DISCOVERED VOUR This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this PsvcMO-soaouasiCAL publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) Days ...... $82,845.00 'TENSIOJ. VOL) MUST LEARN ID CONTOOL publication in this newpaper provided that within ten (10) days publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days; PROSLEAA f i after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not to be financed by Grant payments from the State of Connec­ -THESE PRESSURES. J------— ^ after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by.not after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not! less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ ticut. Our Boarding House Thi- =upnv World less than five (5i percent of the electors of the Town, as det^- less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter-; D mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, mined from the latest offical lists of the Registrars of Voters, Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters,' has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference WHCTLs ?0P7 he has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference Grants, Fund 41, for a non-public SADC Grant has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference! to a special Town election. to a special Town election. SAtP TO MEET HIM ...... $4,821.00 to a special Town election. HEBE RIB WdlNEVtfi/ Jam es R. McCavanagh James R. McCavanagh to fund tutors who will work with eligible students at St. James, Jam es R. McCavanagh Secretary Secretary St. Bridget, Assumption Junior High School and East Catholic Secretary ITHJUSHT MM/BE HE POP EVEN aURPRISEir Board of Directors • Board of Directors High School, to be financed by Grant payments from the State Board of Directors STRUCK OIL IN THE h im s e l f ; he s u d d e n l y ’ Manchester, Connecticut Manchester. Connecticut of Connecticut. Manchester, Connecticut FRONT VARp; RITTME WENT CAMPING UP. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Jam es R. McCavanagh, Secrerary PNLY SUBP^SE ^ A T THE l a k e ; Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Dated at Manchester, Connecticut WHO NEVHE ACHIEVED this 18th day of June 1980 this 18th day of June 1980. Board of Directors VOU'RE a m TlVkT PRAOON this 18th day of June 1980 OVERACMIEVER... AN YTH IN© LEAVIN' 055-06 05606 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 20th day of June, 1980 06906 067-06 M I ARRIVED I SUeeSST INSTEAD O F TAKEA RAS8IT1 ATTEMPTINeTD HAVE - I D l u n c h . ★ *★ *•*•★ *★ **★ ★ ■*■★ ★ **★ *★ *★ ★ *★ **•★ **■** / ★ * ★ ★ ★ ★ ^* ★ •**★ ★ ■**★ ■*★ ★ **★ ***** 6 A RABBIT FOR LUNCH... 7 ^

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