24 - KVEMNG HERALD. Thurs . August 21,4980 TWA will shave ounces KANSAS CITY, Mo. planes because they weigh crew time. That's com "When fuel was 11 or 30 (U PI) — Trans World substantially less without pletely reversed now. We cents a gallon we didn't Airlines, one of the nation's it and consume less fuel. go slower to save fuel worry too much about the Area experts say home sales still in slump largest air carriers, is in Paint would add about 690 burn." equipment put on a jet," he itiating a weight-reduction pounds to the 747, he said. The cost of airplane fuel said. “Now it is the most program company officials American also has has skyrocketed in the significant cost factor." real estate is concerned before hope will save the airline reduced cruising speeds wake of stiff price hikes by Some changes will be By KEVIN FOLEY November's elections would be mis as much as $1.5 million an and uses a computer to foreign oil suppliers. subtle. Center seats in Herald Reporter leading. nually in fuel. determine optimum flying TWA's fuel bill for 1978 coach probably will no MANCHESTER — Even as recent "I can't see the housing start in For the most part, the and routing conditions was $450 million. Just two longer fold down — a move Commerce Department figures show crease as earth shattering, " Gordon strategy — labeled between given points to years later it has grown to that saves about two an increase in housing starts across remarked. "The low interest rates "Project Skinny" by TWA make the best use of fuel. $1.2 billion. pounds per seat. the nation for the month of July, now are only a temporary thing. I — will pass unnoticed by During long ground delays, "Fuel is the No. 1 just talked to a New Haven banker, That may not seem like three local housing experts —a the average airline engines are shut off. enemy." said Byrne. "We and he sees the prime going sky high much, said Pearson, but builder, a banker and a real estate passenger. In years past the least can cope with a slower again. " Gordon added that the 20 per one less ounce per agent—are agreeing with economists TWA will be introducing expensive bills for airlines economy and we welcome cent level in the prime could be seen passenger on a narrow who see the 4.6 percent jump as such things as lighter floor were maintenance, per the chance to experiment again. bodied airplane translates anything but stable. panels — a 700-pound sonnel and fuel. Pearson with deregulation, but no Of the move by the Veterans Ad- into a $10,000 a year saving Bearing out the local opinions are weight reduction in the 747 .said. airline has been able to win m inistarion and the Feredral I <‘rnart(lo <•. Darria Kuy Finn<‘fcun in fuel burn for the TWA figures issued by the town’s Building Koiiahl W . Kiniillrr I'atriria — newly designed cargo "We flew the airplanes the battle with the price of Housing Authority to make more fleet. Department, While 98 new home per hold containers and faster so we could save on fuel. mits were issued by the department [ Vpl. xeix, 278 — M
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ment of Water and Pollution Control have the power to leVy assessments, By BARBARA RICHMOND revisions to the mayor and the coun cil, the revision commission to consist of a director of water pollu connector fees, user charges, or Herald Reporter recommended that a continuing ef tion control and an assistant. other charges or obligate the town to By DAVE LAVALLEE personalities. from the council. Board of Education fort to revise the charter would be The department will be responsible spend money on sewers without the Herald Reporter "However, everything you have and the service council,” Gerlt said. VERNON - The Town Council and appropriate, particularly In areas for the preparation of water service approval of the council. SOUTH WINDSOR - Even after heard should make it abundantly F’ollowing Gerlt’s discussion, the Charter Revision Commission that the commission didn't have the and water pollution control plans and three days of personal allegations clear that the two-tiered system of members of the Child Care Board, will conduct a public hearing Monday The corpmission went through time nor the direction to undertake. such. and heightened emotions, the chair management just does not work,” Sandra Murrin, the director of the night on proposed revisions to the some of tlie other sections of the The commission also The revisions also call for the crea man of the Board of Uovemors for Gerlt said. center, and members of the staff met charter. Most of the revisions pertain charter, and removed some of the recommended the establishment of tion of a Water Pollution Control the Community Service Council and "It leaves direction unclear and it in executive session to discuss per to operation of the sewage treatment sexist language as all through it another revision commission to con Authority to be made up of seven the chairman of the Child Care Board deters an awareness of program sonnel matters. plant and the town's water company. referred to the mayor as he. tinue an orderly review and revision members to be appointed by the agreed Thursday night to abide by policy. The reason for indecision is Fitts said he had no more major The revision commission was ap of the remaining portions of the mayor on approval of the council. The public hearing will be at 7:30 the findings of the study group obvious, you have two heads,” Gerlt statements to make, but did respond pointed by Mayor Marie Herbst to tie charter. It also calls for the authority to be p.m. in the council chambers of the examining the dispute concerning the continued. to the issue of partitions in the together the sections of the charter Under the section of the charter autonomous in matters that concern Memorial Building, Park Place. Child Care Center. The two-tiered system can only be cafeteria and the wiring and air con that deal with the operation of the that includes administrative water pollution control and to have The proposed revisions must be Howard E. Fitts, the head of the successful when there is a full-time ditioning problems. sewage treatment plant since this departments and officers responsible all of the powers and duties as set completed and approved by Sept. 3 in service council and Wayne Gerlt, the board overseeing the operation, ac Mrs. Murrin had said she was operation now has to be paid for to the mayor the commission has forth in the state statutes. order to have them on the ballots of attorney representing the Child Care cording to Gerlt. directed by the Child Care Board to strictly by the users. proposed the addition of a Depart It specifies that the authority won't the Nov. 4 elections. Board, made their final statements Gerlt said the fear in the public had discuss the problems of partitions In presenting the proposed to the study group in the last public come from not knowing what the real with the senior citizens. However, session. problems are. when she inquired about the par The study group, made up of "ft is obvious to any casual titions to the service council, theCSC Kichard Sartor, town manager, observer that it has to be informed her that the walls were Kobert Goldman, school superinten revamped,” Gerlt said. being built and that "it was none of Fire marshal presents report He said one alternative would be to her business.” 2 2 dent, and Donald Goodrich, caused by hot coals; brush fire near Gil's Mobile Stations and Piano's municipal services director for the abolish the intermediary board and However, Fitts said the CSC was BOLTON - The locaUJire Park and St. Maurice Church and Three J ’s Hestaurank caused by an just have the one parent board run not involved with the partitions. marshal conducted 10 inspections Parish Center. The hall and church Restaurant which both met all codes. Connecticut Public Expenditures unattended camp fire. Council, will now study all of the the operation. However, he pointed "A task force took care of it. The and eight investigations during July. buildings all met the fire safety code. At the park building, two fire The investigations included a porch material presented to it during the out that the service council es Social Service Department and the In a written report to the Board of Also a chimney fire on Steele roof fire on Bolton Center Road past week. The panel said it could tablished the Child Care Board senior citizens worked on it. ft was Selectmen, Peter Massolini said he extinguishers were missing, caused by a discarded cigarette Crossing Road, transformer fire on possibly have a recommendation on a because it could not devote enough financed by the task force.” Fitts inspected five smoke detector in emergency lights were not working while roofers were putting a new roof solution to the dispute over the ad time to the Child Care Center. said. stallations, three public buildings and combustible and flammable Williams Hoad, truck fire on on the porch; a kitchen fire on Hop ministration of the Child Care Center He then said a new board could be Commenting on the confusion over and two commercial buildings. materials were removed from the Riyer Road caused by hot grease; Interstate 84, and controlled burning 2 Actors^ benefit for the Town Council by the first created that would be separate. the installation of air conditioning The public buildings included the furnace room. The commercial buildings included dumpster fire at Indian Notch Park of hay on Brandy Street. 2 and improved wiring, Fitts said the William Schallert, president of the Screen money for its hard-up Tnembers. Schallert week in September. Anyone who wanted to be involved Community Hall, Herrick Memorial Both Fitts and Jean Zurbrigen, the could sign up for the non-profit cor progress of the two was “very much Actors Guild, flanked by Henry "The Konz” said the money will go into the SAG emergen chairman of the Child Care Board, poration. He said it would be wise to wrapped up in renovations to the high Winkler, left, and Alan Alda of M .A.S.H cy funds and may be tapped by members in said they had submitted all of the have parents involved in the election school and Wapping School.” tame, right, announced during a press con danger of losing their homes or their cars written material on the problem to process of these members to the Fitts said in his closing comments South Windsor wives to sponsor tag sale the panel. board. that in the future after the necessary ference Wednesday plans to hold a benefit because of their participation in the current sponsoring a reni-a-space tag and Avenue Plaza on Sullivan Avenue and foot by 12-foot space. They both answered with empjiatic Gerlt said the preSent Child Care work had been done, a possible spin SOUTH WINDOSR - The South show at the Hollywood Bowl Sept. 16 to raise actors’ strike. (UFl photo). craft sale on Saturday Sept. 27. will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A rain yes when asked if they would abide Board members' main concern is off from the center could take place. Windsor Y W Club, (formerly the date is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 4 Reservations may be made by trying to improve the process. He "Unce a stable operation has been by the findings of the panel. The two South Windsor Young Wives Club), is The sale will be held at the Sullivan ) for a 10- forwarding a check to Mrs. Deborah parties agreed in writing when the said some of them may still want to established, it appears reasonable Salewski, 45 Concord Road, panel was first formed to follow its be involved in the board and they the management of such an indepen m] Manchester 06040. Upon receipt of LA power strike continues recommendations. could sign up, hut this would not be dent non-profit group would be the check, detailed information will The Town Council appointed the their primary concern. vested in a governing board made up be sent to the persons with spaces. panel when other attempts at trying He also said a member of the Com of members from the Town Council, If there are any questions regar to solve the dispute tailed. About two munity Service Council should serve Board of Education, Human ding the sale or if more information months ago, the service council dis on the board with full voting power. Resources and possibly the Com is required, please call Ms. Salewski Say cheese to threaten city blackout A representative from the Board of munity Service Council,” he said. missed all members of the Child at 644-1950. Care Board when it had asked to Education and the Town Council The panel had met Monday through The South Windsor Y W Club is a LOS A.NUELES i L P I) - Striking Despite warmer weather. DWP have to come up with a better offer. become independent of the parent would also make up the group, accor Thursday to discuss the issue and group of area women whose purpose Sue Madden of Somers concentrates on shearing her sheep in electrical workers and the Los said demand for electricity peaked at Taylor had threatened Wednesday to service council. ding to Gerlt. now it will study all of the material to is to promote fellowship among its Angeles Department ol Water and 3.150 megawatts Thursday, up only preparation for showing him at the Tolland County 4-H Fair "close the city down " but said later Gerlt said in his final statement "This would comprise a seven- make recommendations to the Town members, to provide social, cultural Power went back to the bargaining slightly from the day before anti Saturday in Vernon. Assisting her is another 4-H’er, Guy he had spoken "in a moment of that what took place during the past member group, with four elected Council. and recreational programs as well as table today in an effort to settle a within the crippled system's capaci passion." week seemed to have focused on the adults and three representatives opportunities for social service. Reynolds of Mansfield. (Herald photo by Richmond) walkout that threatened the ty. ."Vlayor Tom Bradley was angered sprawling city with "rotating The forecast lor Friday and Satur by the union's militancy — several blackouts ' day was for highs in the 70s. a sign picketers had vowed to go to jail Talks recessed Thursday night and demand would stay about the same. rather than buckle — and said the 18 Use of park the strikers said they would not ex DWP has agreements with other percent demand was "ludicrous. " Kindergarten screening set At Pero’a Kathy Says! A A pand their walkout, which had shut Western utilities to buy extra power He vowed the city would "not down halt the generating units at the and 200 megawatts were purchased tolerate a strike" and would "not be ' ER.NO.N — "The Vernon 'fhis screening will be forward the results to the cipal of the school their worries board I Meet all your old friends at the 8th District Fi four steam plants supplying 60 per Thursday from Puget Power and held hostage" by the strikers. School system will conduct held at the Northeast school principals. This child will attend to receive BOLTON - Use of number of out-of-towners [Department Peach Festival tonite at 6:00 p.m. cent of the pow'er tor the nation's Light in Washington as a the screening results. and the number of Bolton With voluntary conservation and a special pre-school School on Sept. 2. the day means that actual place Bolton's newest park and third largest city. precautionary move. Students who haven't residents using the park power purchased from outside the ci kindergarten screening for before schools will open. ment in a class may not its only lake front property JIAUXL J B U t L The walkout started Wednesday been registered should be and there isn't enough There had been no blackouts by ty. DWP said the so-called "rotating all kindergarten students Barents should call 872- take place for a day or two is causing some concern to I arM , Am . Mute. iMiH morning when the International registered at the school parking p laces" Thursday night and none were blackouts' could be avoided unless who will be registering for 8571 on Aug. 26 or 27 and a after schools open. Parents town officials. The Board I M AmhAm. tafR* Mi Brotherhood of Electrical Workers nearest their home. For the remainder of this predicted tor Friday the strike spread to the entire the first time. New screening time will be set. should contact the prin of Selectmen is considering defied a court order and stru'-k the kindergarten students year, the number of vehi m U U system raising the parking fees at Owa. frnm M M kr I Both sides said there had been utility after DWP turned down the The team will review must be screened before Indian Notch Park and dis cle using the park will be. mm. irnmmmfmrn, some movement, but conceded union's demand tor an 18 percent The blackouts would last from two placement in a class. materials on that day and monitored. hilNN A Mm Mdi Oiiri (toll cffeTFisrcr cussed the situation with ■YmNdm. M Mt f*'*. they were still lar from agreement wage and benefit package. The city to five houfs and the utility said U Stanley Bates, park direc B a te s will attend a on such issues as pay and amnesty had offered 9 percent would try to give residents in the tor. future selectmen's WE HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF WICKER for the strikers who walked off their Union leader Hay Taylor said YOUPKK meeting to discuss the park affected neighborhoods ample war Selectman Aloysius FURNITURE A BASKETS jobs in defiance of a court order for- Thursday the workers wanted to end program for next year. ning when the lights were going to go Ahearn, after commending bidutng the strike the strike but insisted the city would out a t th a Fire report filed Steve Selfors, 13, of 124 Buttonball Lane, in first in the Manchester derby June 8 spon Bates on the "terrific job Birthday calendar THIS W UK’» BPECIALB NATIVI B-QRADE BOLTON— Members malfunction, search, car Glastonbury, with his trophy and the soap box sored by firefighters of the Town of you do running the park HEBRON — Members of PURITAN G G programs," said, "Most of APPUS PEACH6S TOMATOES of the Bolton Volunteer fire, trash fire and auto ac CORN CRIB car he rode to a fourth place win in the Grand Manchester Fire Department. (Herald photo the Hebron Congregational the people using the park Red Porgy diners choice Fire Department cident, one each. National Competition in Akron, Ohio. Selfors by Pinto) Church will be canvassing 49< lA. responded to 24 calls in Calls in July included are out-of-towners. We the town in the next two won the right to compete in Akron by coming are trying to make it con ” pffg " " IM l BEAUFOHT. .N .,C. exotic 43-item menu Beaufort, the last stop June and 28 calls in July. medical assists, six; auto weeks selling space for the CUKES said. RASPBERRY PATCH venient to Bolton people. I UPl I — Octopus crackled ranging from batter-fried before sailors take their A relative of the ugly The June calls included accidents, seven; mutual annual community >1.59 >1.09 — We don't want to make it IIL M A Mhi 3/49< 2 Ikr M on the barbecue grill and sting ray and seaplant boats to the Bahamas. pancake-shaped monster medical calls/assists, aid, four; dumpster fires, Vernon schools to open birthday calendar. ■ tn i kp. the glasswort was ready to eight; standby, two; 11;5Q to 2:20; Northeast, easy for out-of-towners to If anyone isn’t reached 6 >EN DkiLY • A.M.'rO th .M . • SUNDAYS • A.M TO I P.M. salad to yaupon tea. "It's something people that hangs on a museum two; brush fires, two; BUCKLAND RD. VERNON—The Town of available at various prices. p.m.. serve Then someone grass/brush fires, two; in Vernon Elementary, '*®e. • WWa SSail M TTha t f HHatald. t a ld. Sunday pPapars. ptua Lottary Tickats • But as It turned out. can participate in." he wall, tor instance, was the truck fires, two; and acci Vernon schools will open Because of bus Also: Center Road and and they would like a yelled "the sea urchins are vestigations, two; struc SOUTH WINDSOR 7 Skinner Road, Lake Street Ahearn said, If we raise ■THE KING small chunks of mullet roe said "It's not just a static basic ingredient in the dent investigation, smoke Wednesday, Sept. 3 with a schedules, schools will Sykes schools, 8;05 to 2;20 birthday or anniversary here and the Fourth An ture fires, two: and mutual investigation, service call, and Maple Street. 8:25 to the parking prices and listed on the calendar, they OF hors d'oeuvres were exhibit." broiled sting ray prepared OPEN DAILY full day schedule and all open at various times. p.m.; Talcottville, 8:10 to nual Strange Seafood enough lor some people. Hecipes tor the concoc lor the event by home aid, work detail, auto acci electrical fire, and struc Opening and closing hours 1:50 p.m.; Northeast, 10:55 a.m. and 12:10 to 2:40 charge on a daily basis, it should call either Nancy _ PRODUCE! ' 10 A.M TO 8 P.M. cafeterias will be open. p rp might keep it from getting Exhibition got down to "Yech. This stuff is aw tions came Irom books, In economist Maureen dent and fire, alarm ture fire, one each. will be as follows: Skinner, Vernon Elemen Truman, East Street or PERU The price of Type A 27lM j(UliD tr.. MMCMESTEK business ful." said one grimacing dian lore. Mexican divers, In the event of storms c“t of hand, Ruth Porter, Gilead Street. Hickard lunches for students in the Rockville High, 7:45 a.m. tary, Lake Street, and Charles .‘Vlc.'Seil. director woman and experimental kitchens and late school openings Bates said, The atten- The closing date lor ____ . 6 4 8 ^ elementary schools, and to 1:29 p.m.; Middle Maple street schools, 8:25 of the Hampton .Mariner's "That (the mullet roe) where new uses are sought the announcement will be dance depends on the acceptance of items will be Sykes School, will be 70 School, 7:45 a.m. to 1:55 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. .Museum, which sponsors was the worst." said Nick made on several area radio weather and w^ith this tor "trash lish." McNeil cents. Type A lunches for p.m.; Cheney Tech The following is the Sept. 15. the offbeat event, eyed the Hollander, 11, of Chapel stations. Depending on the Year s heat, attendance has students at the Middle and (Manchester), 8 a.m. to kindergarten times: growing group of would-be Hill "I like the red severity of the storm, been high,” High schools will be 75 2:20 p.m.; St. Joseph and Center Road School mor diners Thursday openings will be either one Be said, "There is a dis- porgy ' cents. At the high school a St. Bernard, parochial ning session, 8:05 to 10:35 "We re not trying to leed .McNeil, director of the iGWAI schools, 8:30 a.m. to 2 and afternoon session, hour or two hours late. proportion between the la carte items will also be everybody lor dinner museum tor 17 years, said 'IT’S TIME TO tonight. he explained. the picnic-style exposition "We ll be giving out bite- was started tour years ago, School calendar set IVIS SELIS c a r : sized portions " when the museum decided GRUB PROOF HEBRON - The Hebron teachers. They will be on Jan. 8, Feb. 5 & 6, March 5, About 2.000 people paid a to try to attract visitors to schools,will open Sept. 3. the following dates: Oct. 9, May 7, June 3. IN VERNON 2 dollar each to sample the the coastal community of YOUR LAWNI HOROSCOPES The staff members will Nov. 4, 12 and 14, Dec. 9, TACK A 2 meet on Sept. 2 for a Agway preschool opening 1979 TOYOTa C0R9LLa Auto. Trana., Factory Air Cond., Hear SAVE meeting. COURSE Defogger, Tinted QIass. >4695 Lawn InInsect The calendar, approved AL SIEFFERTS SIGN UPl A g w a y L a w n by the Board of Education, COLLEGK CRKDIT COURSES ON Insect Control Control Invitot you to 1979 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 6 Cyl., Auto. Trana., Power Steering, SAVE provides for four snow CONNECTICUT PUBLIC TEI-EVISION Power Disc Brakes, Factory Air Cond., Stereo Radio, Bucket e e o Q g with Diazinon® AND MOST CABLi: TV ACCESS CHANNH-S FOR A FALL LEAGUE Aries or Pisces Dial Jeane Dixon's Horoscopes-By-Phone'. ancj days and any days beyond help tho kidtl Seats. Console. RearPefogger, Tinted QIass. ___ _ O fe S lil • kills and controls M SD U m i that will be scheduled at you II be on your way to some surprising insights on how to hanc'le History 2 Japanese beetles and SAT. 11-2 P.M. AT OUR FREE the end of the school year 11079 FORD MUSTAN9 2 THE AMERICAN STORY V-6, Auto. Trana., Power Steering, Power SAVE European chafer grubs, toiday s happenings. Dial (direct for toiday's one-m inute message. for makeup. sod webworms and Thp Befinnini Throu|h 1876” I Disc Brakes, Factory Air Cond., Tinted QIass. JR. ROWLING CLINICI Schools will be closed for chinch bugs • broad For tomorrow s horoscope, call after 9 p.m Broadi bai CPTV MO.N WEI). 8 30tm ur 6pm vacations and holidays for COOKOUT range control ol Insects Cablf Arreu Channels TUKS 9ani 12 6pm 9pm 11070 CHEVY CAMARO Automatic, Power Steering, Power Disc FREE FREE First Additional a total of 29 days, including Saturday SAVE on lawns, shrubs, roses, 50* [Brakes, Factory Air Cond., Tinted QIass, Hally Wheels, A Black flowers, ornamental and Dial New York Direct!** Minute Minute some weekends. The AU6. 23 NOT DOC & COKEl yMathematics >4995 holidays will be Oct. 13, fruit trees (85-0350,51) Monday-Frictay 8 a.m.-5 pm 45' 30' _ i T l "MAIH EOR MODERN LIY IM; Granular Columbus Day; Nov. 11, WEDNESDAY, MK. 27TH Sunday Friday 5pm 11pm 29' 20' J 1970 DATSUN 280 ZX Auto. Trans., Air Cond., AM-FM, Power SAVE 25 lb covers 12,000 sq. It. 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PERCEPTION ’ >49951 1(85-0362) Liquid quart Treats (05-0360) Liquid pint Treats 2000 I proceeds to be donated to the iRjfioil^MIrrora^______1 4000 sq n Only 110.49 tq rt Only M .M ' the Thanksgiving recess; Broadca*rt IT\ hKI. 8 9»m, SUN 6 7 pm 1-212-976-SOSO 1-212-97S-S353 1-212-976-S7S7 1-212-979-6990 Cable Arreaa Omnnelo THURS 9am 12 6pm 9p Diazinon'. a liaJemark ol CIBA-GEIGY Dec. 22-through Jan. 2 for Newington Crippled Children's ALL WITH A 12 MONTH or 12,000 MILE LIMITED ^uifus Loo Scorpo Aquanus LEAGUES WILL RE FORMING Christmas and New Years; CPT^ St'HEDl'l E BEGINS SEPTEMBER ISih POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. Feb. 12-17 for the winter Fund. Help the Kids^ Saturdayt ------CABU; SL’MEDl I E BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9th FOR ALL AGESI^,.,^ 1212 979-5151 1 212 979-5454 1212 976-5555 1212 976-6161 recess; and April 20-24 for DCKLAN GeiTHMi Vif(ju SLigitlafius Pfsn"- EACH r o i HSE COSTS 130 00 4I//5 the spring recess. 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4 m e 8 - EVENING HEIULD. Fn.^i^ugust ' EVENING HERALD. Kri.. August 22, 1980 - 9 V^cldin9s _ Celebrate anniversaries Fed faces delicate decision ^ i I- NEW YORK (UPI) - The Federal seriously wonder if it can afford to sit there interest rates but we're not going to get a good Williams-Houle Reserve's reaction to the record jump in the and look at the money supply and let the rise in performance on food prices,” Griggs said. money supply the first week of August could rates continue." Also, the money supply has turned around Joanne Marie Honle of Bolton and Michael S. Williams be vital to the "delicate balance" between Richard B. Hoey, economist at Bache dramatically from a minus growth to a sub of Manchester were married June 7 at St. Maurice recession and recovery. Halsey Stuart Shields Inc., said while the rise stantial rise in the past few months, and "this Church in Bolton. The basic money supply known as Ml-A rose in the money supply reflects the social securi puts less pressure on the Fed to ease,” Griggs $8.2 billion, while Ml-B, the broader money ty payments, "you have to assume that some said. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. measure, surged $8.9 billion. portion of it was real." He said the $8.9 billion The government has huge financings ahead, Houle of Harwichport, Mass. The bridegroom is the son Much of the rise was attributed to the July rise in the broader money measure known as he said, and "the heavy corporate bond calen of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Guglielmino of 201 Blueridge increase in social security payments, but a Ml-B will have a stronger influence on Fed ac dar has produced substantial indigestion in the Drive, Manchester. portion represented real gain and economists tions than that in Ml-A. intermediate and long debt markets at the are wondering if the Fed will r6act by pushing "The latest week puts Ml-B right at the up same time that demand for short-term money per limit of the long-term target range for has increased.” The Rev. James P. Scull of Omaha. Neb. officiated. interest rates higher. "We should see a decline in the next couple growth and that means the Fed doesn’t have "The key point for the economy is mortgage of weeks, but there's no way around it, you’re room to maneuver," Hoey said. He believes availability," Bache’s Hoey said. “If the Fed Mrs. Mary Roser of Vernon, the bride’s sister, was going to have a big jump for August," said the Fed will act through the Federal Open permits funds to trade higher that could put matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Tina Whitham William N. Griggs, senior vice president of J. Market Committee's trading desk on a day- pressure on mortgage money.” of Bolton and Miss Susan Manning, also of Bolton. Henry Schroder Bank & Trust Co. today basis instead of making a policy change. Griggs thinks a more substantial change in “We've already had a substantial rise in "Tbp, Feri at this point is as uncertain as most policy may be called for. Guy Smith of Milwaukee. Wis. was best man. Ushers rates with no change in policy and if the Fed other people.” "The Fed may say we can no longer afford were Mark Waller of Grand Forks. N.D. and Michael Ray doesn't push against it, they're going to go still Griggs said there are several factors to look at the money supply. They may find of Morton Grove, 111. higher." he said. shaping interest rates in addition to the they can’t sit there and say it doesn't matter if Griggs believes we're reaching the bottom perception by the Fed and the market that the mortgage rates go to 13 percent and corporate A reception was held at the Buckboard in Glastonbury, of the recession this quarter, and says, "We're recession is bottoming out. rates to 14 percent. after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside now in a delicate enough balance that the Fed For one thing the inflation picture is not as Jewelers see plant in Coventry. is running the risk of halting the recovery. optimistic as other indicators. "We're still "My own feeling is the Fed will say that in “The level of rates has itself become an going to get some benefits from smaller terest rates are important and we can't afford Ms. Patricia Kelly, general manager of Michaels Jewelers, Mrs. Williams is employed as a registered nurse at issue," Griggs said. "The Fed has got to energy price increases and from the decline in to ignore them.” Manchester, observes molding techniques during recent visit by Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Williams is Michaels Jewelers officials to the Karlan and Bleicher plant in Wilton. employed as a biomedical technician for Physio Control Explaining the process is Kenneth Karlan, president of the host plant. Corp. (McKinney photo) Karland and Bleicher are leading die-casters, die-stampers and Mrs. Michael S. Williams refiners of rings and jewelry. Others in foreground above are, from left, Edward Bush, general manager, Michaels Jewelers of Torrington, and James Smith, general manager, Michaels of Lincoln, A R.I. !Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leibman Mr. and Mr«. Robert J. McKay r. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leibman of 40 Carpenter Road. Mr, and Mrs. Robert J. McKay of 24 Clinton St., Coventry, were honored recently with a party on the oc Manchester, were feted Aug. 16 at a reception in honor of casion of their 45th wedding anniversary at the home of their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple was married their granddaughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. John Aug. 14, 1920 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in L Hayes of 150 Carpenter Road, Coventry. Manchester. The party for family and friends was hosted by the The couple was married Aug. 18, 1935 at St. Paul's couple’s son and dauet]ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Cathedral in New York City. McKay of 5 Fox Hill Drive, Rockville, and held at St. Also hosting the party were Roger Leibman of Coven Mary’s Church hall. i - try, the couple’s son; and Barbara Bretton of Andover, ’The McKays are lifelong residents of Manchester. Mr. Aaron (iook Richard P. Ginfcrut* Joel L. Bellike '■fy-ederiek M. Gael Khalid Y. Khan McKay was employed by the Royal ’Typewriter Co. for 30 ; Mr. Leibman is retired from Hamilton Standard in years and worked for the J. W. Hale Company until its Windsor Locks. Mrs. Leibman retired from the Coventry closing in 1979. Mrs, McKay is a member of the Order of school system after 30 years as manager and director. the Eastern Star, an active member of the American business The couple also has a daughter, Annette Sullivan of Cancer Society and a member of St. Mary’s Guild. I5'J Sanford. Fla.; three granddaughters: and one great- The couple has three grandchildren and two great Rockville. Dr. Khan is on staff at Manchester Debbie Dafcenais Lisa Mawdsley Joanne Lusev granddaughter. (Herald photo by Pinto) grandchildren. (Herald phofo by Pinto) Appointed president Marena promotion Memorial Hospital and Rockville General EAST H \K I'KORD— Aaron Cook, former H ospital. He is a m em ber of many EAST HARTFORD - Frederick M, Gaal organizations, including Singleton Surgical vice president of the Atlas Oil Company, has has been promoted from sales manager to the been appointed president of General Oil Co. of Society in Texas. He is a member of the can position of executive vice president for didate group for fellow of American College of Area women Hartford Inc. The appointment was made by Marena Machinery Sales, located at 425 Park Harold Rubin, who has served as company Surgeons. He resides with his wife and three Ave., East Hartford. children in Vernon, Tomlinson ends training president for the past 40 years. Mr. Rubin will Gaal's new duties will entail assisting T. continue to serve as treasurer of the corpora Dr, Tehran!, M.D., F.A.C.S., has been in Marena in management and sales. practice of thoracic and cardiovascular sur vie for title Navy Seaman Apprentice William entered the Air Force Delayed and IVts. Rocco J. Buonanducci of tion. General Oil was founded in 1901 as a dis The sales manager's job will be filled by IS-ew Office M. Tomlinson, son of Janice M. Enlistment Program. gery for over nine years in Manchester. He is Four area young women will vie munity College and continue her Scantic Meadow Road, South Wind tributor of Exxon petroleum products to Raymond A. Judusingh. Further changes in Tomlinson of 26G Spencer St., on staff as chief of thoracic surgery at Hartford National Bank has signed a contract with JMB Property for prizes in the Miss Bonne Bell studies in the nursing field. A 1979 graduate of Howell Cheney sor, recently entered the Air Force residential, commerical and municipal reorganizing will be announced later. Manchester, has completed recruit Manchester Memorial Hospital and o’’ iitaff at Management Corp. of Chicago. 111., to lease 16.000 square feet of office Contest, sponsored by Worth's Miss Mawdsley graduated from Technical School, he is scheduled to Delayed Enlistment Program. customers in the greater Hartford area. training at the Naval Training Rockville General Hospital, St. Francis stores The final pageant will be held Rham High School in January and leave for basic training at Lackland A 1980 graduate of South Windsor Cook had been associated with The Atlas Oil Dynelco president space in the Manchester Parkade. The new bank office is expected to Center, Great Lakes, 111. Hospital. Hartford Hospital and University of Saturday at the Naugatuck Valley plans to enter Creative School of AFB, near San Antonio, Texas, on High School, he is scheduled to leave Company in East Hartford since 1967, He is a VERNON — Richard P. Gingras has been be open in November. Front row, from left, Gary Patterson, vice Jan. 2, where he will train in the air Connecticut School of Medicine. He is a fellow Mall. Hairdressing in Manchester. for basic training at Lackland AFB, member of many civic and community groups named president of Dynelco, a newly acquired Anthony J, Trombley, son of Mr. of American College of Surgeons, section of president office services, Hartford National Bank; Peter Prior, senior Contestants are: Debbie Dagenais. Another semi-finalist. Miss Casey, craft armament specialist career Texas, on Dep. 16, where he will in East Hartford and Manchester. Cook serves division of El Fuego (Jorp. in Vernon, Dynelco and Mrs. Mark Trombley of Spruce field. Thoracic Surgery, He is a fellow of Inter vice president, administration, Hartford National Bank and Mark daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Victor is a student at Rockville High School. receive training in the aircraft arma on the board of directors of the Savings Bank has been a manufacturer for the past five Lane, South Windsor, recently national College of Surgeons. He is a member Harrington, director of leasing, JMB Realty. Standing, Kevin Dwyer, Dage..dis of Manchester: Lisa She is a junior volunteer at Rockville ment systems specialist career field. of Manchester and is a corporator of vears of sophisticated, light activated set back Ronald J Buonanducci. son of Mr. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He is a of Connecticut Thoracic Society and fellow of associate counsel, Hartford National Bank and Ms. Maura McNally, Mawdsley. daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. General Hospital and plans to go on thermostats targeted primarily to the com - American College of Vascular Surgery. He is a Norman Mawdsley of Hebron: former chairman of Manchester's Board of sales associate. The Farley Co., lease broker. to nursing. mercial and industrial market. member of Hartford County Medical Associa Joanne Casey, daughter of Mr. and Tax Review and a member of the town's Miss Spencer, who is employed at Gingras previously served as president of tion and Connecticut State Medical Society. Mrs Arthur Casey of Vernon, and Valley Fish Market in Ellington, Development Commission. Cook also holds Dynamic Electronic Controls Inc. of Danbury, Jill Spencer, daughter of Mr. and graduated from Rockville High memberships in Masonic organizations and and prior to that as project manager in the Completes training Realty courses slated Mrs James Spencer of Broad Brook, School. She plans to enter college in the Rotary Club of East Hartford. Copier Division of Pitney Bowes in Danbury. SPRINGFIELD, Mass, - Joel Sokolov, an Cook is president of Pitkin Glass Works Inc. formerly of Vernon September. Gingras graduated from the University of associate of the Hartford agency of the WEST HARTFORD - A series of prac • "Heal Estate Appraisal IT is an in Miss Dagenais graduated from Votes for these semi-finalists may of Manchester and belongs to the Manchester Connecticut with a B.S.E. degree in electronic tical courses for persons interested in real troduction to the appraisal of income Rod and Gun Club, as well as area Chambers Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., has Manch ’?■ High School in June. She be cast at W orth's stores in Jill Spencer engineering in 1968. He is currently a completed five days of specialized training in estate for personal or professional reason, properties Classes will meet Thursdayj plans on attending Manchester Com .Manchester and Vernon. of Commerce. In 1973 Cook received the registered professional engineer, members of will be offered here this fall by the Univer from 7 to 10 pm , beginning Sept 11 Manchester Jaycees Distinguished Service Springfield, at the company’s home office as a ASHRAE and IEEE, the holder of several member of the 16th Pension Trust Sales sity of Connecticut. • "Financing Real Estate provides Award for Outstanding Community Service. patents, and is listed in "Who’s Who in School for Career Underwriters. He was The courses are part of the University's participants with a study of problems and Actively involved in several professional Technology.” among 45 representatives attending from 38 Major Certificate Program in Real Estate risks in financing and investing in rc,'>' organizations. Cook is a member of the Births s s t a Ginnas is a former resident of Manchester field offices throughout the country. which is intended to provide Connecticut property. Classes will meet Tuesdays & SS Independent Connecticut Petroleum Associa B ennell, Ruianell H.. son Of paternal grandparents are Leon F. Mrs, Evelyn Johnson of South Wind and currently resides in Vernon. The school was designed for the established real estate professionals with the chance from 7 to 10 p m Douglas L. and Marie E. Vaillan- Smith of Vernoft and Jean Smith of sor. She has a sister, Amy, 15 s t a c k s tion and the New England Fuel Institute. He is Gingras said. "lam pleased to be associated agent who is interested in selling involving for continu^ growth and knowledge. • "Keal Estate Construction Cost chairman of the Greater Manchester Oil Fuel court Bennett of 128 Washington Manchester. Her maternal great- months with a firm such as El Fuego. El Fuego has specialized pension and profit-sharing Generally classes in the 36-hour courses Estimating" will cover systematic grandparents are Mrs. James Ferry Institute and vice president of the Oil Fuel been a leader in energy related products, such will meet evenings on the UConn Greater methods tor estimating building Ave.. East Hartford. He was bom Institute of Hartford. markets. The fundamentals of these plans, and Peter Perron, both of as its line of fireplace inserts and pre Hartford Campus at Asylum Avenue and operations. Classes will meet Tuesdays Aug. 12 at Manchester Memorial Cook lives in Manchester with his wife and sales techniques and service were covered. Hospital His paternal grandparents Manchester. Her paternal great- I'elro. Danielle Kara, daughter of fabricated fireplaces, and 1 look forward to Sokolov resides at 46 Oxbow Drive, Vernon. Trout Brook Road, West Hartford, begin Irom 7 to 10 p m are Mr and Mrs. Linferd Bennett of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brian and Christine Selby Tetro of three children. rapid growth in the Dynelco division” ning the week of Sept. 8. • 'Problems in Keal Estate, Florida. He has a brother. Herve J. Smith Sr. of Florida. She has a 695 Talcottville, Vernon. She was To note anniversary Courses offered are: Brokerage ' will locus on selling and Elected secretary Joins practice HARTFORD - William A. Leonard of • "Real Estate Principles and Prac Perreault: and a sister, Judine M brother, Leon F. IV, 4‘/i. born Aug 12 at Rockville General Manchester will observe his 40th anniversary listing techniques to help salesmen and .MANCHESTER- Khalid Y. Khan M.D., tices," an introductory, pre-licensure brokers improve their performances Perreault. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents with Northeast Utilities on Sept. 13. He works Lamb, Brian Jamea, son of Brian are Mr and Mrs. Herbert Chatzky of H ARTKORU-Joel L. Bethke of has become associated with Hossein L. course designed to provide students with Classes will meet Wednesdays troni 7 to 10 F. and Brenda Moulton Lamb of 34 Manchester has been elected a secretary in in the Substation Maintenance office at Fee, Brian K irliard. son of Manchester, and Roger Selby of Win Tehran!, M.D., in the practice of thoracic and an understanding of the real estate profes Jefferson St., Manchester, He was the operations review department of The Sheldon Street in Hartford. pm. Richard N and Donna Frankenberg nipeg. Manitoba, Canada. Her pater cardiovascular surgery. sion. Classes will meet in two sections, born Aug. 13 at Manchester Hartford Insurance Grypp. Leonard has been actively involved in the Registration and fee intormation may Fee of 14 Elizabeth St., South Wind nal grandparents are Claire Tetro of Dr. Khan, a native of Pakistan, completed one on Tuesdays from 7 to 10 p.m.. and Memorial Hospital. His maternal He is responsible for the coordination of his undergraduate training at Government Manchester community and he has served as a other on Saturday from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. be obtained from the Division ol Extended sor. He was born Aug. 12 at Broad Brook and Everett Tetro of Church Youth Group leader in both and Continuing Education. Olfice ol .Non- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His grandparents are Elizabeth Brown of Somers. • d e v i operations reviews. College, Lyallpur, Pakistan. He completed • "Real Estate Appraisal I." is a Manchester and South Windsor. He was also Credit Programs. Box U-56HE. Universi maternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester and David Moulton of A graduate of Augsburg College, medical school at King Edward Medical residential appraisal course in which involved with the Boy Scouts of America for 25 ty of Connecticut. .Storrs. CT 06268. Mrs Paul Frankenberg of South Windsor. His paternal grand FIEGULARLY 17.00 TO S1.00 Minneapolis, Minn., Bethke joined The Hart College, Lahore, Pakistan. Subsequently he students are taught the techniques for ap years, earning the Scouters Key in 1957 for his telephone 4S6-.3234 Manchester His paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold ford in 1969 as a marketing representative at came to this country for his post-graduate praising residential property. service as a Cubmaster. parents are .Mr and Mrs. James Fee Lamb of Simsbury. He has a sister. Bull. Jeremey \lan, son of Toren the company's Chicago regional office and training and his specialty in general surgery Jennifer, 2‘/2 . ____ Leonard and his wife live at 19 Butler Road. of Manchester He has a sister. and Nancy Worm Bull of 336 Center progressed through several positions of in and thoracic and cardiovascular surgery. Kathryn Anne, 2 Johnnon, Kimberly Flaine, Road, Vernon. He was born Aug. 15 creasing responsibility there. He moved to the Dr. Khan has completed his internship and company's headquarters in Hartford in 1977 general surgical training at Wyckoff Heights Photo assistant daughter of Gary N aiid Jennifer at Rockville Goneral Hospital. His MANCHESTER - Mary Measom of >inilh, JrnHiia Lynn, daughter of (joley Johnson of 770 Burnham St., maternal grandparents are Mr. and and he was elected a company officer in 1979. and Kings County Hospital. New York City, Before joining The Hartford. Bethke was New York. Due to his interest in thoracic and Manchester is working this semester as Leon F. Ill and Robin Perron Smith South Windsor. She was born Aug. 13 Mrs. Robert Worm of Vernon. His photographer’s assistant for Candida by Carol of Ellington. She was born Aug. 12 at at Manchester Memorial Hospital. paternal grandparents are Mr, and director of activities at Somerset House, un cardiovascular surgery he took special Fine derwriting manager with the Reserve In training at the University of Texas Medical in Manchester through the University of Manchester-Memorial Hospital. Her Her maternal grandparents are Mr, Mrs. Peter Bull of Rockville He has Bridgeport Co-operative Education program. maternal grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Fred C. Coley of Inman, a sister, Michelle Lee, 2'i.: and surance Co., and a broker with Reinsurance Branch, where he has worked with many well- known thoracic and cardiovascular surgeons. Mary, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Robert Perron of Avon Her S.C Her paternal grandmother is a brother Toren Kris, I'/a. Facilities Corp., all in Chicago. He is a member of the Connecticut Citizens Dr. Khan and Ur, Tehran! practice at 116 Measom, is a graduate of East Catholic High Custom Framing Action Group and the Manchester Citizens Ac East Center St., Manchester, and 57 Union St.. School. She is majoring in journalism at UB. 1 Free Alterations Included! tion Group. 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During a Board of Selectmen’s stayed behind to see what action meeting in Bolton recently, the board would be taking con attended by members of the Bolton sidering his department. Select Volunteer Fire Department, a fire man John Carey said, "You must Baltimore call came in. As if on cue, the men be a good leader. You don’t have to column. ’The Birds believe they left their seats almost as one and go.’’ Preuss replied, “1 have good NEW YORK (UPI) - Rich here really thrive on that. 1 felt run in the fifth. The single came nipped Kansas City 4-3; Boston can soon go ahead. responded to the call. All except men." ’The call turned out to be a Dauer made a statement and very good tpnight. I was getting off Gaylord Perry, 7-10, who defeated Uakland 5-1; "We did ’ our best beating Discussing the budget respon- the fire chief that is. .James f^eiiss false alarm. Scott McGregor swore by it. all my pitches over and we got a lost for the first time for the Minnesota split with Detroit, "If we can just get even with them six out of eight,” said big lead, which always helps. It Yankees after winning his first winning 5-3 before losing 4-2; the Yankees our pitching staff Dauer. "We can’t do anything gives me an edge." start. The victory went to Dave and Chicago beat Toronto 5-3. about it right now. We have to will take care of the rest,” Dauer and Hick Dempsey Roberts, 2-3, the third of four TwinB 5- 2 , Tigers 3-4 Dauer said Thursday night get some help from the other provided the edge, each with pitchers, and Shane Rawtey Jack Morris, 13-11, allowed Obituaries after his 4-for-4 helped the guys. Maybe the Angels can do two doubles. John Lowenstein earned his 10th save. Hawley one bit — a one-out single to DOT officials Baltimore Orioles pull within it for us.” slugged a two-out, solo homer bailed hifhself out of a Rob Wilfong in the first inning 1 games of the East Division Meanwhile, true to Dauer’s in the sixth. Frank Baii^ola ‘/2 bases-loaded, no out ninth inning — and Steve Kemp and Richie ^ lead with a 7-1 victory over the remarks, Baltimore’s pitching "It’s- been quite a while," jam by striking out Eric Hebner each hit a solo homers I nion offirial California Angels. is doing the job. McGregor, 15- Dauer said, referring to his 4- Soderholm and Aurelio in the nightcap. In the first \l WCHKM'KR— Frank Bausola, "I personally like the 6, struck out five and walked for-4. “It doesn't happen very Rodriguez and getting Bucky game, Pete Mackanin’s two-run 76. of 35 Charles Drive, a former contradicted pressure,” said McGregor, who one in pacing the Orioles to often. (Coach) Frank Robinson Dent on a line drive to center. homer capped a a three-run labor union official and restaurateur, pitched a seven-hitter. "It puts their 20th victory in 24 games has worked a lot with me. He’s Seattle scored an insurance seventh and lifted Minnesota. demolish four buildings including the this month. It was his second died Aug. 21 at Manchester Memorial By MARY KITZMANN that extra incentive on the taken me away from my home run in the seventh when Julio W liilr .Sox 5, Blue Jays 3 Odd Fellows Building, was snagged masterpiece of the year against Hospital Herald Reporter game. You know when you go run swing and trying to get me Cruz greeted Hon Guidry, Lamarr Hoyt, 5-2, and Ed •Mr Bausola organized Local 559. in the bonding commission. out there you’re not just the Angels, who have lost 11 to move the runners over.” making his first relief MANCHESTER - Contradicting But according to Glassman’s infor Farmer combined on a four- Teamsters union, one of the largest pitching for yourself, you’re straight to Baltimore and six in While the Orioles continued appearance of the season, with hitter and Jim Morrison locals in the state, and served as its Department of Transportation of mation, this is not the case. pitching for the whole team.” a row overall. to put on the pressure, the a leadoff homer, Guidry, once DOT had expected to begin knocked in three runs for the secretary and treasurer. ficial’s accounts, State Rep. Abraham The victory, combined with "I guess we like this kind of Yankees kept looking over their acquiring the property and relocating the near-invincible ace of the White Sox. Farmer went the He was president of the Joint Classman says the funds for the New York’s 6^ loss in Seattle, pressure,” McGregor said. shoulder. New York staff, went to the the tenants this fall. The Ifoard of final 2 2-3 innings for his 2Ist Labor Council in 1943 and 1944. Main Street reconstruction never left the Orioles just one game "Last year at this time we Seattle's Bruce Bochte Directors recently reaffirmed its bullpen at bis own request. save. Jesse Jefferson fell to 4-11. resigning to enter the restaurant reached the bonding commission. behind the Yankees in the loss pulled away. 1 think the guys sineled home the tie-breaking In other games, (Cleveland business He was also a business Last week William Ginter, of DOT, support of the project, which has said the acquisition funding reauest. been called the key factor in agent for l.ocal 671 of the Teamsters to purchase four buildings at the cor union redeveloping the downtown district. He owned and operated ner of Main and Center, was deferred The intersection reconstruction is restaurants in .Norwich, Montville, by the slate bonding commission. strongly opposed by Stuart Carlson, Cov^mry and Manchester However, Classman told the of SHVC Inc., a Carlson family cor Herald he spoke with a commission poration which owns the building. Mcrold Pnol^^^ George explains outburst A limiong resident of .Manchester, member, Anthony Milano, also Carlson maintains the Odd Fellow he was a Navy veteran of World War out in the papers that Clyde King was 1 and a charter member of the secretary of the Office of Policy and Building, a "perfectly sound struc ______SITSEATTLE4 TTI r (iipii(UPI) —- Nou,New VnrijYork and third basemaobaseman Eric Soderholm in out in the papers that Clyde King was coming in," said Steinbrenner. "He Management. Milano said the com ture” should not be demolished, and Yankee owner George Steinbrenner his stinging critique. .Manchester Lodge of Elks. felt he should have been told That Survivors are his wife. Mrs Helen mission never received the request that land from the westerly side of said Thursday he "btastqd his team Steinbrenner unfavorably com was my mistake.” and the snag is somewhere else the street could be used. Others say earlier this week because, he felt pared Howser to Baltimore manager Plummer Bausola; a son. Frank L. By In his Tuesday comments, Stein Bausola. two daughters. Barbara within DOT, the Odd Fellows Building, where Champions "they needed something to get mad Earl Weaver, calling Weaver a Glassmaq, a Democratic candidate several Laotian families live, is an Earl Yost "genius" and his own manager a brenner pointed out that Jackson Leister and Claire Behrend. of at.” batted .120 in the series against .Manchester, four grandchildren and for the Fourth Senatorial District, eyesore. “ We were coming off eight games "freshman.” has joined the request for a joint Carlson, an employee in the DOT Sports Editor crowned Howser, whose club held a 2‘/2 Baltimore and said the Yankee one great grandchild. against the Urioles and I wanted to slugger was "a study in futility” The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 meeting of state and local officials. rights of way division, said today, he win at least four," said Steinbrenner. game lead over Baltimore going into "I was just talking about the a m trom the John F Tierney Last week. Town Manager Robert did not know where the acquisition "We lost six of them and then the Thursday night’s action, reacted to miles apart Baltimore series in particular,’ Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St , Weiss told The Herald he was funding was snagged. team was heading out to the coast. his boss’ statements by commenting: Tudor wins Steinbrenner said Thursday. "How with a mass of Christian burial in St. requesting a smilar meeting. He also said he does not deal with And we've had trouble on the coast. "1 guess I’m doing okay now because can you be critical of Reggie Jackson "There appears to be a great deal that level of management and could Champions were crowned in two Towners won four times. "1 didn’t want them to be flat. If I'm only managing against another Bridget Church at 10 a m Burial will with the kind of year he's having’’" worst game be in Rose Hill .Memorial Park. of confusion about the present status not influence any DOT action. sports involving Manchester teams Unlike Moriarty’s, which had the my comments made them mad at rookie (referring to Seattle manager of four road projects in various Wednesday night on two fields 20 Maury Wills). Maybe I can be rookie Steinbrenner also softened his Kocky Hill Friends may call at the “I have to take the exact same best in financial backing anyone me, that’s fine. It wasn't just a ploy. OAKLA.sD, Calif. (UPI) — Boston stages of development in the Town of route that any other citizen would,” miles apart. could ask for, Zembrowski’s didn’t manager-of-the-year. ’ ’ criticism of Soderholm Thursday, funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. But I felt they needed something to saying he "works harder than any rookie John Tudor says he pitched his Manchester," Classman says in his he said. Carlson said he writes Moriarty Brothers, the most have uniforms, not even shirts alike. get mad at.” player on the team, but he hasn’t "worst game of the year" — but he letter. letters and tries to gain the attention successful team in the history of the The team had no sponsor. Steinbrenner was in Seattle to at Steinbrenner said he met Thursday been producing." won anyway. Kli/alietli (i. fScanlon Earlier this month, the town was of officials. At his request the Board Greater Hartford Twilight League, Yet the club romped through the tend a previously-scheduled football morning with Howser and New York While tempering some of his "As far as my overall control was informed that all s’tate funding, of Directors had another public added the playoff crown to regular Rec League slate without too much luncheon and a meeting of a Seattle MXMIIKSIKR — Elizabeth scout and trouble-shooter Clyde earlier remarks, Steinbrenner concerned, this was my worst game engineering and acquisition ac hearing on the project this summer, season laurels by nipping Bristol in trouble and then completed a perfect businessmen’s group formed to help iGiulia'n> Scanlon. 61. of 120 Lenox King, who is traveling with the club defended his right to criticize his of the year — I was just lucky they counts, was cut for the four projects, which led to their reaffirmation of the fifth and deciding game by a 3-2 record in the playoffs to gain the promote the Mariners. for an indefinite period. King, in St . .died Aug 21 at .Manchester including the intersection team. hit the ball into the ground, " Tudor .Memorial Hospital. She was the the reconstruction. Carlson then count in Bloomfield. honor as Class B champions. On Tuesday in Tampa, Fla., Stein part, will try to help pitcher Ron said Thursday after pitching a six- reconstruction of Main and Center, One run was also the margin of vic "I'm the guy who signs the widow of .Michael J. Scanlon Sr. requested a hearing before the brenner singled out manager Dick Guidry out of his slump. hitter to lead the Red Sox to a 5-1 vic Main Street realignment, and con Federal High Administration, which tory as Zembrowski’s All-Stars paychecks, " he said. "They have to .Mrs Scanlon was born in .North Ca Howser, Outfielder Reggie Jackson "Howser was upset that he found tory over the Oakland A"s. struction on Vernon and Adams told the town to prepare and alter repulsed the challenge of Lathrop In Notes off the cuff develop mental toughness when they naan on Oct 18. 1918. she had resided Tudor, 4-2, making his second Street. The expected loss was about nate plan for inspection, but that surance to capture the Manchester Cy Perkins has stepped down after don’t produce. They have to unders in .Manchester for 26 years She was a appearance after returning from a $135,000. Manchester had almost total Recreation Department Class B Slow serving 30 years as secretary of the tand that there will be criticisms. ” communicant of St James Church. shoulder injury, said he wasn t However, Ginter. clarified the jurisdiction over the project. Pitch Tournament at Fitzgerald Church Bowling League.in Steinbrenner didn't restrict his Survivors are three sons. .Michael Manchester ... Ray Sullivan, who comments to his own ballclub, also bothered by any pain He felt a little J Scanlon Jr of Stratford. Albert J. state funding reduction last week, to Carlson, termed the alternate plan Field. This was also a one-run deci cutting only the acquisition funding completed a great year with Moriar aiming some comments at Seattle's tightness, which went away once the Scanlon and Patrick J Scanlon, both presented as "sketchy" and that lit sion, 6-5. game started for the Main Street reconstruction. For the MB's, since Gene Johnson ty’s both afield at bat in the Twilight .indoor ballpark. of .Manchester; two daughters, Mrs. tle work was put into it. "I was struggling a little early, but The acquisition funds for Vernon left the pay-for-lay ranks in ^ seb all League, has applied for the Bob Watson has lost two possible Catherine Olivera and Miss .Mary J. Now that the state funding for the "Pudge" icatcher Carlton Fisk) and the downtown renovation were professional baseball 18 years ago, it jayvee coaching position at home runs in two nights when his ■Scanlon, both of .Manchester; five project appears to be stalled, Carlson helped me out a lot. " he said, "'He never requested, according to suggested "the wisdom of my letter has been a success story of the Manchester High vacated When Don towering fly balls hit speakers brothers. Albert Oiulian. Frederich told me to stay on top of the ball and Ginter. The Adams Street acquisition might be taking effect. "But as far as highest proportions. Race was elevated to the varsity supsended from the ceiling of the Oiuiian and Sylvius Giulian. all of not let my arm drop When I do that, funding was under review, Ginter putting heat on anybody, that 1 can’t Under Johnson, first as a player- post. Sullivan is a recent graduate Kingdome, keeping the balls in play North Canaan Henry Giulian of the ball moves. When 1 don't, it's flat added, with some question on do," he said. coach, then as a designated hitter- from Eastern Connecticut State and forcing Watson to settle for a Plainville. and Emil Giulian of double and triple. and easy to hit.' Salisbury, a sister. Miss Helen whether it would be granted. Classman requested the joint coach and this year as a coach, College ... Man who helped Henry According to Ginter, the Main Agostinelli perfect his rifle shooting “The Mariners are run by great Jim Rice belted his 15th homer of i.liulian ol Waterbury. and two meeting Aug. 20, as of yet The Herald Moriarty’s can show 10 regular the season off starter Rick Langford, Street project funding, which would season championships and 11 playoff skills was Guido Giorgetti, best people,” said Steinbrenner, "but the grandchildren. knows of no response. 13-10, to give the Red Sox a 1-0 lead. crowns in 18 years, a record that may known as a top-flight horseshoe county people should be ashamed of The funeral is Saturday at 8 a m. Boston scored four more runs in never be matched. champion in New England competi the situation with the speakers. It's irom the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 like playing in a playground. " the fourth. Main St . .Manchester, with a mass of Proud pickers This year’s twin success was just tion. Now on the road back front Il the resurrection at 8:45 a m at St. beautiful, said Johnson, who was still lness, Giorgetti was a top shooter Opposition seen with the Connecticut National Guard James Church. Burial will be in St. Christopher, 8, rear, and Andrew Zadnik, 6, Tuesday on the grounds of the Whiton on Cloud Nine yesterday. “It was a g o ^ year,” he said. in the 30s. Agostinelli recently won lames Cemetery. Manchester sons of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zadnik, 39 Memorial Library, North Main Street. Friends may call ai the funeral home It certainly was. his class title in Big Bore comMti- Trade that failed Northfield St., proudly display some of the (Herald photo by Pinto), tion in the foot Guard ... Ladies’ onight trom 7 to 9 to term changing Moriarty’s have prevailed seven four and five-leaf cloyers they picked times in 18 years as dual champions Night will be observed Monday night at Hartford Jai-Alai with a reduced David ii. Fay — regular season and playoff, tur satisfies Phillies By MARY KITZMANN Lupien. a Republican appointment ning in the feat last in 1975. admission fee and special gifts for K VM 11 VR I FORI) - David H last fall, angered many residents The 1980 record overall league the first 500 to enter the building ... Coleman moaned. What difference Fav. 80. of 36 Central Ave. died Herald Reporter NEW YORK (UPI) - Bake with comments on Jewish exter record was an impressive 24 vic “He’s a great guy. We wouldn’t have does it make if you make an error in I'hursday at .Manchester Memorial Parents mull appearance MANCHESTER — There could be McBride is positive proof that the mination in the World War H. After a tories in 31 starts. won without him. He did so many lit the ninth inning or give up the win Hospital some Republican opposition to best trades in baseball are quite heated public hearing, attended by Moriarty’s and Bristol were the top tle things,” Coach Gene Johnson said ning hit in the 17th? It s no Born in Hartlord. he had lived in altering for the second time the often the ones that are never made. almost 1(X) persons, who objected two clubs in the finals standings and of Jeff Koelsch who Ananaged the difference. There are just two Rockville before moving to blast terms of office for the Capitol Region McBride's name was thrown out in despite closing of center Lupien’s prior appointment, the there was little fierce competition all champs in the ’Twi loop. columns in this game. One is marked Hartlord 28 years ago Council of Governments terms of of trade talks repeatedly at the winter board changed the office term. The season. In seven meetings, the Silk 'W and the other is marked L'. He was a member of the Elks Club fice. meetings last December and the Humanist Manifesto. Adding she has received at least 30 board elected to adopt the change, Elsewhere in the .NL, Houston beat o! Rockville He leaves a daughter, Hy LAI RKN DAVIS SHEA Both William Diana, and Pete Phillies were very close to dealing Mrs. McCavanagh was concerned phone calls from other parents, all stripping Lupien of the post, when he Pittsburgh 12-5, Los Angeles edged Barbara .M Fay of West Hartford. lirrulil Rt‘|i<>rlt-r DiRosa say the terms of the Board of him on a couple of occasions. supportive, she agreed with Kennedy refused to resign. .Montreal 5-4. New York trimmed San Private funeral services will be at MANCIIKSTFR - Despite the today that techniques she considers Directors set last December,^ as a It's good thing for the Phillies they closing of the Manchester Teachers part of humanistic education are that the issue of humanistic educa Chitia gymnasts Francisco 5-1 and Atlanta downed the convenience of the family. Burial maneuver to oust Frank Lupien Trom The request to alter the office term didn't part with the veteran right will he Si .Mary 5 Cemetery. There Center for Humanistic Education, being used in the classrooms. tion has at least one benefit. “People respresenting the town, should re fielder. Otherwise, they might be Chicago 6-4. are really getting stirred. They will back to what was originally assumed Astrox 12, Pirates 5 will be no calling hours Newkirk & parents are still considering an Centering, which Mrs. McCavangh main. They expect the suppport of was apparently not generated within firmly entrenched in the second divi become more aware of what their New style iimpire^s suit Terry Puhl collected tour hits, VMiitney Funeral Home. 318 Burnside appearance at the next scheduled said is the humanist’s word for the other two Republican board Manchester elected or ad sion of the National League East meditation, is one technique she is kids are doing in schooF'she said. dominate meet knocked in two runs and scored four Ave . has charge of arrangements. Board of Education meeting to members, Pete Sylvester and Gloria What appeared to be a Montreal team member behind Expo rather than fighting with Pittsburgh Kennedy, who Thursday asked that ministrative officials, according to to lead an 18-hit attack that helped express their opposition to concerned about. Della Fera. As of yet there is no in Diana, but through CRCOC. HARTFORD (UPI) - It was es in Fort Worth when the Russians — catcher Gary Carter was actually umpire Ron Engis wearing an and Montreal for the pennant humanistic education. Magic circles is another technique the humanistic education issues be dication on whether the Democrats sentially a three-way gymnastics laying the groundwork for what they Expo cap and jacket. The umpires resorted to wearing parts of On a team in which batting slumps \Kina F. Mcrrell Nancy McCavanagh. a parent she mentioned. In it, she said, brought up at a separate meeting he will support changing the office The September-August term would meet, with three national teams — hoped to have been a hometown Montreal and Los Angeles team uniforms when their luggage have been prevalent this year, I N1 II 1.1) — Alvina I Fisher) leading the oppsition to the center, children sit in a circle and are asked would gladly arrange between terms, or if the five majority coincide with the regional forum China, Japan and the United States— trouncing of all comers in Moscow McBride has been a life saver. He National League Mcrrell. 71 cl 44 S River St . died at said today "I think we re going to if their parents make them go to parents and center representatives, members will join the minority opi calendar, according to a memo to the trying to prove something different last month — won the World Team ti was lost at Montreal airport. (UPI photo) has been consistently over .3(X) all he; heme Aug 21. She was the go " to.the board's Aug. 25 meeting. church school, and whether they said today "We would welcome board from Town Manager Robert under unique circumstances. tle and snapped their bridesmaid season and has delivered more nion. the Astros complete a sweep of ttieir riicther. c| Mrs Rcnald lEleanori I'd hate lor them i local education would rather be spanked or grounded parents” to the board's meeting. Weiss. They were among the 11 nations status behind Japan for the first time game-winning hits than any other Carlli'n cl Manchester. administrators! to feel our problem when they have misbehaved. With the closing of the center, that accepted invitations from the since the 1960 Rome Olympics. three-game series. Reliever Joe The resolution on the board’s agen Sports briefs. player on the team. Sambito struck out Ed Ott with two Mrs Mcrrell was a lifelong resi is solved We re .still concerned that Mrs. McCavangh was also con some parents expressed a belief that But Diana and DiRosa believe the U.S. Gymnastics Federation to an The core of Japan’s glory team, da for next Tuesday, calls for setting His latest came Thursday n l^ t runners on and two out to protect a dent cl' Flnlield and worked for they might be using these techniques cerned about Values Clarification, a their protests had been at least part term has been tampered with “International Invitational” meet several by then in thSir 30s, was in this month. Eastwick had a 5.32 ERA when he tripled home Mike Shmidt the office terms of regional forum enough. Title fight tonight three-run lead in the sixth and then iiigelcw-Sanlcrd Carpet Co for in the school Mrs McCavanagh said. technique she termed an invasion of ly responsible. service from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31. Last only for countries that adhered to the evitably retired after Fort Worth. in 14 games for the Royals this with one out in the 17th inning to give Thursday. Superintendent of privacy. “The parent protests had nothing American-led boycott of the Moscow Only two young veterans remained LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) - World retired the final nine Pirates to im inunv years as a machine operator, December the board had set an office "I just don’t think we should season. He was 0-1 in 22 innings. the Phillies a 9-8 victory over the San Schools James Kennedy said he "I know Fitzgibbons (assistant to do with the federal cut in.funding,” Olympics. on the Japanese squad aimed at Boxing Council super bantamweight prove his record to 8-3 retiring .several vears ago She was a term of January to December, change it again, nine months after we Diego Padres. It was McBride's 11th member ol St Patrick's Church received word from Center Director school superintendent for curriculum Bellizzi said today. He sajd his $315,- After Thursday night’s opening Moscow. champion Wilfredo Gomez has never Dodgt-r-, 3. Expos -1 providing another chance for the set the terms, " Diana said. game-winning hit of the season and Steve Garvey led off the 10th inning lithcr survivors are her husband, Frank Bellizzi that the lease for of- and instruction) is aware of teachers (K)0 budget request had been chopped round, China had proved it had th^ Led by Ndbuyuki Kajitani — at 25 lost as a professional and one of his Stargell holding representatives' appointment. The raised his season’s HBl total to 74 — with his 22nd homer to give the lour brothers, and three sisters. lico space in the Board of Education using a couple of these techniques. by $64,000. term had gone from fall to fall. best men's- gymnasts outside the the oldest of his teammates — Japan few defeats as an amateur was at the HOUSTON (UPI) - Pittsburgh putting him in eighth place among riu' luneral is Saturday at 8.15 building would not be renewed Even if they are only used once, it’s Diana said he did not know if any Soviet bloc. Japan proved it has the scored a respectable 287.85 Thursday hands of Derrick Holmes, a young Pirate slugger and team captain Dodgers a sweep of their three-game the league leaders. series. His fourth hit of the game — <1 m trom the Loete Funeral Home. because ol a severe federal funding wrong, " she said. directors knew CRCOG would prefer nucleus of a team capable of for second place. But Kajitani won fighter he later urged to turn pro. Willie Stargell has been placed on the "He's shown this year what kind of 12.'. Pearl St . with a mass at 9 a.m. at cutback. School administrators have long the fall term when the change was adequately succeeding its squad the men’s all-around title with a The two were scheduled to meet 15-day disabled list because of a knee came off Stan Bahnsen. 7-5. and gave player he is," said Phillies' Manager Steve Howe his sixth victory in 11 St I'atnck s ( hurch Burial is in St. The office had been the said the contact between the center Muskie retention made last December. which dominated the sport for the score of 58.3 — an average of 9.71 for for. the title tonight in a nationally injury, retroactive to Aug. 18, the Dallas Green. "He's playing on two decisions. Andre Dawson and Patrick s King Street Cemetery. springboard for a controversy which and the schools has been very past two decades. The U.S. proved it the six men’s events — for his career televised bout. Pirates announced Thursday. “We usually go out of our way to bad knees but he has given us a Howland Office homered for the Friends mav call at the luneral emerged at the Board of Education's limited. still has a lot to prove. high total. He was replaced on the roster by provide continuity in office," he said. heckuva year. He’s played day-in and Expos. home tonight Irom 7 to 9 July meeting, when about 30 parents Kennedy has combated humanistic The Chinese had been undergoing a ”I hit the best today,” he said outfielder-first baseman Bill Robin "We should keep the term we Laver, Stolle win day-out and has done everything and prominent conservatives education critics who claim the hoped by Carter gymnastics crash program aimed at later, his non-OlymptO gold medal son, who had been bn the 21-day dis W6 V6 flsked.*' NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Second- Mels 3, Giants I denounced the renter. schools don't teach values. Citing the decided upon." . peaking at Moscow; it was to have dangling over his compact, muscular abled list with an Achilles heel injury seeded Rod Laver of Corona Del Schmidt, who hit his 33rd and 34th Jerry Morales lined a two-run dou The parents alleged the center was school system’s value on not BOSTON (U Pf) - President he would take if the Russians invaded ' been the People’s Republic’s first en frame to his waist. and phlebitis. Mar, Calif., beat Bob Hewitt of South homers of the season earlier, singled ble to higlight a four-run fifth inning incorporating humanistic education cheating, on being disciplined and Carter hopes Secretary of State Ed Poland. Diana said CRCOG would "have to try In gymnastics in a modem Olym Chian’s Yuejiu Li and Fei Tong tied ’ Ai.r., a Ki'ti'^- *1i'' rj'.iii Africa 6-3, 6-2 Thursday in the with one out and McBride socked his which enabled the Mets to break a into the classroom, which the parents respectful. Kennedy asked how mund Muskie will "stay on” during "I can’t answer that question live with” the terms Manchester es piad. That target squelched by the for second place in all-around, both quarterfinals of the Tennis Legends Koroll to coach second triple of the game between seven-game losing streak. The Mets ’ ■' " 'III Miir .said amounted to an invasion of their anyone could say the schools don’t his second term to help him ac because I don’t want to,” he said, ad tablishes, and sees another change, Russian invasion of Afghanistan and just one-tenth of a point behind center fielder Jerry Mumphrey and shortly after the maneuver to oust championships at the Newport CHICAGO (UPI) - Veteran right batted around in the fifth to rout Vida v.i . •: .,,1 children's privacy. They also said promote values. complish his goal of resolving the ding the nation has "decided to make the subsequent boycott, the full Kajitani — roughly the deduction for right fielder Winfield. It was ■ }■•..’ I- H.l'. Casino. ' wing Cliff Koroll will serve as assis Blue. 11-7, and snap a I-l tie. Pete humanistic education is closely Mrs. McCavanagh said "I would differences between the United minimal comments ... during this Lupien “as a sham." Chinese Olympic team was dis bending one’s knees but once ^In In other first-round action tant coach for the 1980-81 hockey McBride’s third hit and third RBI of Falcone, 6-7, replaced starter Craig related or the same as humanism, question that. There is something States and the Soviets. time of hostility there.” patched to the cavernous Hartford advertantly. DiRosa contacted yesterday, said Thursday, Fred Stolle of Miami beat season, Chicago Black Hawks’ the game. Swan after two innings when Swan's ■th of which they said urges wrong somewhere. ’The discipline The president — minimizing the Civic Center. The Americans knew it was to be "I w.inted to throw a fastball away Carter said the United States he “had no qualms” with the office Roy Emerson 6-1, 6-3 to advance to General Manager Bob Pulford an right shoulder tightened and he went (|iildren to forsake their parents’ could be much stricter. I don’t differences between Muskie and China’s 289.35 team point total an uphill fight for respectability from m.-n and 1 got it in.” said losing protested to the Soviets on term change last December, but did the semifinals. nounced Thursday. the rest of the way to get the victory. (Jorre<-lion dues. believe there is respect or discipline. National Security Adviser Zbignieu Thursday for optional exercise (no before the first event began. Top reliever .lelf Kinney, whose record Bellizzi has consistently denied They should really crack down on the Wednesday regarding their efforts to not believe it should be changed compulsories) was far from the 294.5 Olympic prospect Kurt Thomas had Braves 6, Cubs 4 Brzezinski — told the Boston Globe dropped to 4-5. '‘(Jerry) Mumphrey Dale Murphy drove in four runs, in MAN) IIKSIMI — A quote froi.. That humanistic education and the students.” '• block Western radio broadcasts "to again. optional score the Russians earned at retlr^ early when the boycott Tub for Cardenal Joins Bills Thursday he was looking forward to whs wade
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} EVENING HERALD, Fri , August 14 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 22, 1980 at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester Community College, Bidwell Street, Manchester. Rain Yankee Traveler date: Aug. 28. Free. (647-3084 or 649-2090) . r • The U S Coast Guard Band in concert, Sunday at 8 p.m. at Ocean Beach Park, New London. The concert will feature the 1812 Overture, with the Second Connecticut Special events varied this weekend Regiment providing cannon and musket sounds. Free. Theotec (444-8466) • "Little Johnny Jones,” a musical, through Sept. 13 at • In the City Sounds Concert Series: Rhythm Force, jugglers to bluegrass and Middle objects, the total value of which is p.m. plete with three pipe bands and a 10- both Saturday and Sunday. the Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam. Perfor today at 5 p.m. at Bowles Park, Hartford; Tiny Joe and By NANCY MALOOF Eastern music, an arts and crafts not more than $66.52. And, oh, it has There will be music and entertain piece Scottish Country Dance Band, Spectators are welcome, and can mances Tuesday through Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at the Family Jazz, Aug. 25 at 11:45 a m, at Bushnell Park, AI.A Aiilo und rra\«'l (Hull fair, historical house tours and a to float! ment to accompany the artistic and preceded by i t full course watch from either the base or the 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 5 p.m.; matinee Hartford; Last Fair Deal, Aug. 27 at 11:45 a.m. at the Old WELLESLEY, Mass. (DPI) - rugby game. There will be plenty of banquet dipner including such Scot summit of the mountain, which can Prizes will be awarded to the first Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. (873-8668) State House, Hartford. All free, (522-7200) What do bagpipes, hang gliders, food, too. place finishers, for the most endeavors of Saturday's sand sculp tish favorites as Cock-a-Leekie Soup be reached by the Mt. Cranmore • "Tin Pan Alley,” a musical, through Sept. 7 at the • A Touch of Class, performing Saturday, at 9 p.m. at oysters, the Thames River and the Admission to the festival is free. creatively constructed raft, and for tors, who will compete in categories and Haggis. Tickets for the evening Skimobile. The skimobile will be run Coachlight Dinner Theater, East Windsor, Performances the Wagon Shed, Route 44, Ashford. (289-4506) Golden Shovel Award have in com event, which will be held at the ning from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. both For more Information, call (203 ) 878- the best raftsmanship; the ceremony ranging from Kids, and Families, to mon'’ This weekend — this weekend Tuesday through Saturday with buffet at 6:45 p.m. and • The Woody Shaw Quintet, appearing in the 1980 Hart Quechee Club from 7 p.m. until mid days; a round trip ticket is $3 per per 0681. To avoid traffic and parking win take place on board the Block Design Professionals, and “None of ford Festival of Jazz, Aug. 25 at 7:30 p.m at Bushnell in New England. the Above," curtain at 8:30 p.m.; one hour earlier on Sunday. (522- night. are $16 per person, and may be son. congestion, a shuttle bus is being Island ferry during a special 1266) Park, Hartford. Free. (278-9950, extension 216) Bagpipes will be heard across the provided from the Connecticut Post moonlight cruise Sunday night. For reserved by calling (802 ) 295-5351. For more information on the meet, • “Richard III,” a 25th anniversary production of the • James Taylor in concert. Sunday at 8 p.m. at the central Vermont town of Quechee, Shopping Center in Milford. It’s free, more information on this, and the Registration, entry, parking and Both the Quechee Polo Field and call (603 ) 356-5701. Mt. Cranmore is Shakespeare play, through Aug. 30 at the American Providence (R.I.) Civic Center. (401-331-0700) Saturday, when the 8th Annual Scot the Quechee Club are on Clubhouse on Route 16 in North Conway, N.H.; and will run from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. race, call (203 ) 443-8331. admission charges are all covered tish Festivai takes place — from 10 Shakespeare Theater, Stratford. Performances Monday • The Hartford Sumphony Orchestra with flutist Jean- Road, which is off U.S. 4 in Quechee. the ALA advises motorists that this The ALA advises Exit 39B from To reach New London City Pier, under one $6 per carload fee. For a m. until 5 p m. on the Quechee Polo through Friday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 5 p.m. and 9 Pierre Rampal, rt)- a special summer program, "All- The ALA Auto and Travel Club is also U.S. 302 in that section of the Interstate 95 to get there; take Exit the key location for race spectators, more information on the contest, call Rampal.” Saturday at the Bushnell Memorial Hall. Hart Field. 39A if you want to drive directly into p.m.; matinee Wednesday at 2 p.m. (375-5000) suggests Interstate 91 toward state. the ALA advises taking the (617) 923-8800. ford. (278-1453) There will be Scottish games and Milford for the festival. “Downtown-New London” exit off I- • "Anyone Can TJlhistle." a Stephen Sondheim musical, Woodstock, Vt. for U.S. 4 west to through Sunday at the Berkshire Theater Festival, • David Darling, jazz cellist, Aug. 28 at 8 p.m. in the contests such as the Tossing of the Quechee. (Festival goers should Oysters everywhere 95. The pier is near a large public Caber and the Tossing of the Sheaf, Stockbridge, Mass. Performances today at 8:30 p.m., summer jazz program at the Wadsworth Atheneum, bring their own folding chairs, etc,, Oysters, oysters, everywhere, Fun and games parking facility, both within walking To reach Ipswich, the ALA advises Hartford. (278-2679)~, Scottish foods like meat pies and Saturday at 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. since the polo field does not have should be the case Saturday, in The Thames River, in Connecticut, distance of each other. Exit 20 from Route 128 for Route lA • Carillon concert by George Matthew Jr., sausage rolls, demonstrations of Milford, Conn., when that southwest (413-298-5576) bleachers). that is, will be the place for Sunday's into town, then take Route 133 and • "Survival Games” by Carol Mack, through Saturday carillonneur of the First Presbyterian Church in Stam Scottish and Highland dancing and coastal town holds its 6th annual Flotsam-Jetsam ilaces in New Lon Sand castles fiddling, and even Scottish Sheep Dog Hang gliding follow the signs for Crane's Beach to at the Unicom Theater, Berkshire Theater Festival, ford, Aug 27 at 7 p.m. on the Quadrangle, Trinity College, Oyster Festival, from 10 a.m. to 7 don, also known as the 4th annual Hang gliders, about 20 in all, from The Golden Shovel Award is the get to Steep Hill Beach; there will Stockbridge, Mass. Performances today and Saturday at Hartford. Free. (527-3151) trials. p.m. at Fowler Field and on the town "l<'un and Games on the Thames Admission to the day's events is $4 coveted prize for best sandcastle 7:30 p.m. (413-298-5576) • At the Oakdale Musical Theater, Wallingford: all over New England will be making green. Day." Beginning at 1 p.m., com also be sand castle contest signs to for adults, $2 for children 5-16. and their colorful ascent from the top of built during the annual Sand Castle • "Horatio Alger’s Treasure Chest,” Saturday at 1 George Burns and Connie Stevens, today at 8 p.m. and Festival events include oyster petitors in four classes will begin a Contest at Steep Hill Beach in direct you. Don't forget to bring all of free for children under 5. Saturday New Hampshire's Mt. Cranmore this p.m. in the Children’s Theater at the ^rkshire TTieater Saturday at 5 p.m. and 9:30 p m.; "Gilbert & Sullivan eating and shucking contests, boat series of six races, all of which must Ipswich, Mass. This year's contest your castle building tools and molds, night, the Scottish Festival con weekend, in two days of hang gliding Festival, Stockbridge, Mass. (413-298-5576) Times Five,” Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.; Tony races to nearby Charles Island, day be run in a vessel that has to have will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, with Bennet. Aug. 25 to 29 at 8 p.m. and Aug. 30 at 5 p.m. and tinues, with a genuine Ceilidh, com- comoetition which begins at 10 a.m. long entertainment from clowns and plus a picnic — there won’t be any • "The Sunshine Boys” by Neil Simon, presented by been made by hand, from six junk the first round of judging to start at 1 food concessions at the beach. the Connecticut Touring Repertory Company, through 9:30 p.m. (265-1501) Aug. 30 at the Marlborough Tavern Playhouse, Route 66, • The First Company Governor’s Foot Guard Concert Theater world Marlborough. Performances Friday and Saturday; Band, Sunday at 7 p m. at Goodwin Park, Hartford. Rain State Park Day dinner from 5 p.m. and curtain at 8:30 p.m. (295-9358) date: Aug. 25. Free. (566-6278) • "The Sound of Music,” through Saturday at the Clockwork Repertory Company, Thomaston Opera planned Sunday House, Thomaston. Performances today and Saturday at Entertainment really 8:15 p.m, (283-0112) Not only will all Connecticut State Parks offer free ad • "Deathtrap” by Ira Levin, through Saturday at the mission Sunday, in celebration of "State Park Day 1980," Trinity ^ u a re Repertory Company, Providence, R.I. a wonderful world but many larger state parks will also be holding special Performances today at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 5 p.m. and events and activities. 9 p.m. (401-351-4242) Cinema. Stanley J. Pac, commissioner of the Department of En White Snake, " in which the white snake V ^ekencl • "Runaways” by Elizabeth Swados, through Aug. 30 • Alfred Hrtchcock Film Retrospective: "Mamie. " By GLE.NNK Cl RRIK vironmental Protection, invites state residents to take at the Hole in the Wail Theater, 121 Smalley St., New Bri today at 5 p m .; "Frenzy,” Aug. 26 and 29 at 5 p.m.; and spirit. Bai Su-zhen. fights two herons and advantage of Sunday's opportunity to "sample” the NEW YORK (UPIl - Entertainment two deer in order to gain a magic herb. tain. Performances Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. "To Catch a Thief.” Aug. 27 and 28 at 5 p.m., at the really is a wonderful world when you can state’s parks free and to enjoy some special programs. (223-9500) Wadsworth Atheneum. Hartford. (278-2670) The highlight is a battle with spears Gov. Ella Grasso proclaimed Aug. 24 "State Park hear Sarah Vaughan and see The Peking during which Bai Su-zhen uses every part • “Da” by Hugh Leonard, through Saturday at the • "It's Movie Time," Saturday at 8:30 p.m. on the lawn Opera in the same week. Day” in Connecticut to recognize the contribution these Westport Country Playhouse, Westport. "An April Song.” of the Old State House, Hartford Program includes a of her body to ward off the spears and facilities make to the quality of life in our state. Sarah Vaughan can't turn somersaults redirect them at her adversaries. Actor starring Glynis Johns, will play Aug. 25 to 30. Perfor W.C. Fields short, a newsreel from 1958. and "The Among parks with major events scheduled for "State like the magnificent Chinese tumblers on Zhao Huiying got a well-deserved ovation. mances Monday through Friday at 8:30 p.m. and Satur African Queen. " Free. (522-67661 Park Day” Sunday are: stage at the Metropolitan Opera, but then More familiar was the Fight in the Dark day at 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.; matinee W^nesday at 2:30 Chatfield Hollow State Park, Killingworth — Antique their falsetto singing wouldn't sound as from "The Three-Forked Crossroad.” A Some of the participants in the Sixth New game and a presentation of clown skits and p.m. (227-4177) good as her growly scat at the Grand automobile exhibit. techniques at the Hartford Civic Center. The • "The Wizard of Oz,” Aug, 29 at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. at traveler and an innkeeper fight in a dark Hopeville Pond State Park, Griwold — Army National England Clown Convention stop their work Finale nightclub. room — all- in plain sight of the audience, long enough to be photographed. The three- weekend begins tonight at 7; 30 with a softball the Westport Country Playhouse. Westport. (227-4177) I don't see many nightclub or cabaret Guard maneuvers. Bivouac on-site with 105 personnel and of course — comically missing each other bridge construction demonstration; hot air balloon. day event will include workshops, a softball game at McAuliffe Park East Hartford. acts. Buf when 1 was invited to see "Sassy with fist^T feet and swords. Mansfield Hollow State Park, Mansfield — fishing der Sarah, " I couldn't resist inviting a friend The major work on the program was the by (9-12) Charter Oak Pass Prize; radio control aircraft named Sassy. latter part of "The Goddess of Green Et Cetero. and boat shows; baseball playoff; Willimantic police of f Both Sassys (Sassies?) and I had a ball. Ripples," a complicated work of mistaken ficers and state park managers. • Milford Oyster Festival. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 If Stephen Sondheim has never heard identities and a battle between water Clowns converge on area Putnam Memorial State' Park, Redding — p.m. at the .Milford Center Green and Fowler Memorial Sarah Vaughan sing his "Send in the sprites and the God Erh Lang and his Revolutionary War muster; military war camp reenact EAST HARTFORD— A hilarious softball game is known Hartford mime and clown; Storm Connors, an Field, Milford. Arts and crafts, tours of historic sites, Clowns, " he has a treat in store. Her slow, forces. The final fight has the stage ment (noon-5 p.m.) about to happen at McAuliffe Park in East Hartford. excellent magician and clown; Mr. Slim, the multi Music. catboat race, ovsler shucking and eating contests. Free. dreamy version of the song may not have crowded with somersaulting and sword all the wistfulness and heartsickness it Rocky Neck State Park, East Lyme — Craft class and WVIT-TV's softball team has agreed to take on the talented one-man band and juggler; and the Creative • The Wesoly Bolek Polka Band, featuring Pete Pan- (878-0681) slashing troops in a blaze of colorful Clown Company, a Bridgeport clown troupe. • Muster oi Ancient Fife and Drum Corps, Saturday has on stage in "A Little Night Music." costumes. exhibit and nature art drawing class at pavilion. clowns from the Sixth New England Clown Convention in taluk on trumpet, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester a benefit game for the human needs fund of the clergy On Saturday Afternoon, the clowns will compete in from 11 a m to 6 p.m at Recreation Field, Westbrook but it's one of the most breath-catching Unsophisticated fun. Sherwood Island State Park, Westport — sky diving; Bicentennial Band Shell, Manchester Community "Chuting Stars” led by Alan Perry; air show, 1-2 p.m.: association. five-minute skits of their own design. Any convention College, Bidwell Street, Manchester. Rain date: Aug. 25. Parade at 11 a m. (537-5502) performances of a single number you're registree may compete, or just watch. Judges (or this liable to hear aerobatics by Harry Shepard, decathalon by Dave Sayles, Will it be a real game? Just how does a clown steal a Free. (647-3084 or 649-2090) • Captain's Walk Craft Show, Saturday from 10 a m to Hark ness Dance event include: David Tabatsky. Bob McDonald from the After a 10-minute warm-up session by WICC traffic pilot Morgan Kaolian and WSAS traffic pilot base (literally, of course), and what is a football doing in • The Silk City Barbershop Chorus, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m. dusk on Captain's Walk, New London. (447-1646) Which is more than can be said for some Murray Bennett. the middle of a softball game anyway? Hey, who said you University of Connecticut Drama Department, Ludd her three-piece band, Sarah Vaughan com of the other entertainment offered around es on like the whole Peking Opera troupe Sleeping Giant State Park, Hamden — band concert, can run the bases on a unicycle? And why is the pitcher Baldwin from the Hartford Stage Company, Steve town. Robert CYotty & Company, 1-5 p.m. juggling four baseballs? Shapiro, and Arni "Giggles” Firine. with "Fascinating Rhythm. " starting out The Harkness Dance Theater presented fast and straight, then moving into scat. Squantz Pond State Park, New Fairfield — fishing der Well, clowns can get away with anything, and they will Anyone who is registering may participate and com Aug. 6-10 a program of nine works by five by sponsored by White’s Bait and Tackle of New Fair- get away with everything (including the umpire's pants) pete in all the competitions, and attend the workshops Then it's one super number after choreographers, in which Harkness school another, including her inimitable field at McAuliffe Park tonight at 7.: 30. which will be held both Saturday morning and Sunday students were augmented by guest Then there’s Sunday, when hundreds of clowns will des Morning. "Misty." "I'll Remember April," professionals. "Cherokee” and "East of the Sun.” cend on the Hartford Civic Center. Appearing in the mid Only the work of Robert Scevers made dle of the Center Court, clowns will abound, showing off Her basic set is 35 minutes, plus 15 much impact: "Winds Blowing," for six minutes of encores. Three thousand their costumes and make-up. It's for the annual costume girls and a man. and "Nocturne,” a seconds of deliciousness. She was at the /HOUKA/concmi/ competition at the Sixth New England Clown Convention. romantic adagio with some interesting NrrmtTATi m uit m m.vpi lam Grand Finale July 29-Aug 10, and she'll be ■A«T•AMAIN HAftTFOMO MATMa MA>M« OAILV The clowns will be judged on their wardrobe, make-up. lifts and some excellent dancing by stu piMT ONiv tt-to back, praise be m o m apparent character, and completeness of characteriza dent Motria Slupchynski. tion. Three types of clown categories will be Peking Opera For the rest, there was some fine represented: the tramp ("Wearie Willie” ), the auguste The Peking Opera company from classical dancing by student Susan Chow- (Lou Jacobs), and the white face (Pierrot). Judges will Peking, possibly the best exponents of ning and by guests .Melinda Jackson and Up for sale include Mort Roberts from WiNF radio; Lesley Peking Opera (a generic term for an art Malcolm Grant. Also a pretty girl named Weinberg from the Protean Repertory Theater; Steve "We’re New In Town" Shapiro, a clown from Middletown; Arni "Giggles” form played throughout China i was at the Karen Hartke whose dancing is very soft Going under the hammer, but not to be smashed up is a classic 1932. Firine, a national vice-nresident of the Clowns of Met Aug. 12-24 to kick off its first ever and undefined but who has whatever it Rolls Royce, for which Director Charles Chiarchiaro will be seeking needs to attract attention on stage. America; and Betty Ryder from The Evening Herald. ^ GRAND OPENING ^ tour of the United States, 10 cities in 12 bids, while wielding his giant gavel at Maine’s biggest auction of run weeks. After the costume competition, while the scores are It has four different programs, of Off Off Broadway ning, restorable, antique, classic and exquisite cars at the Owls Head being added up, a balloon competition will be going on. ^ INCLUDED WITH ANY DINNER ^ extracts from eight operas. Chinese The Jean Cocteau Repertory opened its Transportation Museum Saturday. (UPI photo) Which clown can blow up the most balloon animals in audiences know every gesture, every in 10th season in Aug. witnh a very genteel t h e IR ] three minutes? Do the kids who come to watch want all those balloon animals? You bet, and get them they do! ^ ARE THESE FRK EXTRAS----- flection, every costume, and happily sit production ol Philip Massinger's 1626 Ballet program s set Latest Fashdn... through several hours of a single work. tragedy "The Roman Actor. " The cast at The Sixth New England Clown Convention is being Occidental audiences, however, will least made an effort to have every word HARTFORD— The Hartford Conservatory will offer ...In Murder. sponsored by the Greater Hartford Clown Alley and the welcome the shorter versions, with parts heard. But that's about it, apart from a three new programs in ballet, beginning Sept. 18. Courses ^rn u m Festival Clown Alley, which are two of the 120 •ALL YOU CAN EAT — SHRIMP and Salad Bar. of three operas presented each night good effort by Harris Berlinsky as an will be for adults, and for beginning pre-teens, and begin clown “alleys” chartered by the International Clowns of D r e s s e d America, a non-profit organization based in Baltimore, Even then, some of the singing palls odious spy for the emperor Domitian. ning teens. f ^untruSqiurral •Wine or Beer quickly, and the unfamiliar music can The Wonderhorse Theater presented a New faculty member Constance Rhea Stine will teach ''^RESTAURANT * ^ T O K IL L Md. grate rewritten version of Michael Sawyer's all three classes. Ms. Stine holds her bachelor of fine arts Aspiring clowns may come to the convention, which •Choice of Potato or Savory Rice ^ Apart from the magnificent costumes — 1974 “Naomi Court” Aug. 12, to little pur degree from Texas Christian University, and has taught Rt. 83 Ellington, CT 872-7327 will be at the Holiday Inn in East Hartford. By ol silk, gold and silver thread.’ made pose. at the Arizona Ballet School and at Center Ballet Theater registering tonight or early Saturday morning, one may, specially for the tour — it's the mime and The first of the two interconnected in Manchester. Now principal dancer of Center Ballet attend educational workshops in magic, make-up, ; HOUSE SPECIALTIES the tumbling and the martial arts displays playlets was totally lacking in the Theater, she has also danced with the Fort Worth Ballet BUaTMIIIIEIIT miHTLY juggling, prop construction, mime, unicycling, balancing, which please the crowds Saroyan-like atmosphere it needs. I un and the Arizona Ballet. 1 and balloon sculpture. The second night program Aug 13 derstand the second half was somewhat In addition to the new ballet programs, the conser August Dinner Specials Workshop instructors include David Tabatsky, a well- Jf Teriyoki Chicken \ started off with an extract from "The better, but didn’t wait to find out. vatory will continue its classes in modern dance, jazz and TuM.-8un. Salad Bar A Potato Even smell businessmen theater dance, taught by Truda Kaschmann, Evan Williams and Karin Bruni Whitley. Programs are offered VEM. PMMESUN *5.65 have cash flow problems. King Crab Legs & Steak ^ Sturbridge Village notes for beginning through advanced students, children, teens JUS tisaaiga rilms.nN A L COUNTDOWN. THE (PG) - Kirk Do«gUi, Martlo Sb«eo. and adults, in the General Enrollment Division. Ad vanced students may also take part-time classes for Kalkarloe Rom, James Fareatlno. (Scieoce-fictloa/adveocure) This is a j. Prime Rib of Beef c (IW lb. Bakad-Brollad) “whal if" story - what if a powerful nuclear aircraft carrier from 1980 ■ 4 r Fine Service with every meal »e 1840 presidential eontest credit in the school’s Diploma Program Division. M M L m n S U C A somehow was swept back into time to Dec 6.1941 Could it. and should it, For information and registration phone the Hartford J' CO N TIN U It try to slop the. Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor’’ A fascinating premise, Your newspaper carrier depends on Conservatory, 246-2588. well thought out. and all filmed on the USS Nimitz. so it looks real One STURBRIDGE, Mass. - Balloting by were considering whether to establish a LOBSTER *7.95 drawback is that Kirk Douglas is now too old for this sort of thins his collections each week to pay his the public lor Whig presidential candidate national army to replace the system of GRADE: B William Henry Harrison and the incum local militias. GREAT SANTINI. THE (PG) - Robert Duvall. Blythe Danocr, Michael bill, whether or not he has received DAVIS FAMILY OILccfe. (Drama) Life at home with a hard-nosed Marine pilot, particular bent, Democrat Martin Van Buren, begins Another question from 140 years ago in ly bis strained rapport with his 18-year-old son, who isn't so sure about OPEN 11 AM-9 PM YOU MAY BRINQ WINE payment from his customers. When ■ i ' this week at Old Sturbridge Village. OR SPIRITS IF DESIRED following in dad's footsteps. Set in 1962. and based on a novel by Pat volved tariffs to protect U.S. industry. MON.-SAT. 649-5481 The museum announced publication ol a "Conrack” Conroy, this is a "growing up" movie, episodic, sometimes he doesn't get paid, he has to dip Still another parallel is found in the — ------WQM.V SPECIAU funny, sometimes sad. Has a tendency to be a bit too talky. but on the LUNCHEON SPECIALS guide to the issues of the campaign of 1840 whole it's excellent. Superb performances all around. GRADE A-mlaut issue of credit expansion and a tight H ID N m ill SMMM...... $$Jl Into his pocket to make up the — "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too " — that federal money policy and the implications HUNTER, THE (PG) - Steve McQocea. Kathryn Harrold, Eli Wallach. nm Hm n Moui SMHRM...... JOHN OYN LcVar Bartoa. (Melodrama) This is the (supposedly) true story of Ralph will enable visitors to decide how they MON. - FRI. for the future. FKM IMD N m HMOCK...... J l PIANO’S Tborson, a modern-day bounty hunter, who finds bail jumpers and brings difference. Rt 8 & 44A bqlton call 643-2342 BELUSHI AYKROVD would have voted in that famous election. NOUI PtM CNOiS...... $1.41 them back. An interesting character for McQueen, but the film is episodic, MON-FRI-LUNCH 11:00-2:30 In reviving the "Log Cabin and Hard The historically attired members of the •ALL ABOVE SERVED’wIThVot’aVo’DsALAbi' ‘ with not much of an overall story line, so the total effect is choppy. And, Cider” campaign. Old Sturbridge Village Village staff — male only, of course, it COMPLETE MENU FEATURING USDA BEEF, FRESH THE R) therefore, it is only sporadically interesting. GRADE C. You can help make a small -DINNER at 4:30 seeks to show the beginnings of contem being an authentic recreation of the 1840 ______SEAFOOD & ITALIAN SPECIALTIES FRIDAY, SATURDAY A SUNDAY MIDDLE AGE CRAZY (R) — Bruce Dcro, Aim-Margrel. Romaatic election —^nd all visitors may vote for comedy. Inspired by a pop record of that same name, this is the story of a businessman from going under If porary politicking, including the hoopla NITE SPECIALS BLUES man whose 40tb birthday proves traumatic — his fantasies become reality SATURDAY - DINNER AFTER 4 P.M that originated with the Harrison-Van Van Buren, Harrison or Bimey on Oct. 18, CALDOR PLAZA • MANCHESTER • EXIT 93 OFF 1-86 and he almost kicks his g ( ^ life (and good wife) away Fine performances using reproduction period ballots. At that 4 iiMn r«lliA trmy, somm, MniaMBi sokdt dmswK md Prmk BROTHERS and a very real situation, but the fl|isbbacks tend to be bothersome. you pay your carrier Buren contest. (A tiny third party, the Uomtt INads §rm4, GRADE B -pIn * S U N D A Y - D IN N ER at l:00 Liberty Party, ran James G. Birhey, and time the results of that vote will be an GATES OPEN 7 30 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK when he calls to collect. Thank you. Old Sturbridge Village offers visitors the nounced. Meanwhile, visitors on all other MY BODYGUARD (PG) — Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwia, Ruth opportunity to vote for him, too.) days may use the issues guide and ballot *8.50 Gordaa, Martin Mali. Comedy drama. A delight, this could be the 1980 to vote until Nov. 4, when the results will ROAST PRIME MBS ~m sleeper. It tells a happy story of a kid who runs into a gang of bullies at LIVE MUSIC in lounge, Parades, partisan picnics, speeches, acbool, and survives with the help of a sullen, morose monster who be tallied and reported. tfCRBIEGOCa becomes bU bodyguard and. eventually, friend. There’s a subplot they Thurt., Fri., Sat. and a little heckling will variously and S7//A needn’t have bothered with, but basically this is one that will have you Evening Hereld An Election Day Ball is planned for Oct. ALASKAN KING CRAB carefully be recreated at 1:30 p.m. each M ( O I F F \ VnlllDg throughout. GRADE A. HAPPY HOUR MON - FRI. Saturday through Oct. 18. Banners, rib 18, and is open to the public by reserva CASSEROLE *7.95 IS Menchester Conn s RAISE THE TITANIC (PG) ~ Jasoa Robards, Rkhard Jordaa. David bons and other decalcomania that typified tion. rm : Selby. (Actiaa adventure) If the ship hasn’t sailed on this kind of film, this 4-7 P.M. this first frankly manipulative and media- CATES OPEN 7 30 FEATURE 1st AT DUSK one should do well. It's preposterous, of course, and full of unintentional hype presidential campaign in American BROILED FRESH SCROD *6.95 m M t R laughs, but still there’s a thrill in seeing the old ship come up — altbou^ 50Q M A IN ST. E. HTFD. the motives are nuUy. Wonderful effects and photogra^y and a great EXIT U0m-M(l«iMmCh«W(Mi.rtdg«) history will also become a basic part of "A n adult is one who has •core may make you forget the dumb story and dialogue. GRADE B Unit In Hnwnrd Jotmnnn the renewed Harrison-Van Buren tilt. ceased to grow vertically OPEN SUNDAYS 5-11 P.M. but not horizontally." PLEASE CAaTHEATRE (FNm grading: A good; C ^a vn g o ;D ^ poor; 647-9946 569-3117 The 1840 campaign suggests some MMR MTE$ MIUU RM TM VCtMM MMK Anonymous FOR SCREEN TMES F’^swful) parallels with issues today. Voters then EAST HARTFORD limn wouTB nmm ns nma » to m > M » o u ii. DMIVE IN 16 - EVENING HERALD, Kri,, August 22. 1980 EVEN^G HEIUy^ Fri., Augugt 22, Igeo- 17 13 13 Help Wenied 13 Help Wented Help Welded 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wenied 13 Homea For Sale 23 □ EMPLOYMENT Help Wented EXCELLENT HOME for DIETARY AIDES, for full LOVING RESPONSIBLE GENERAL CLERICAL - TV tonight CRESTFIELD AUTO MECHANIC. young family. Older Colonial H9tp W M fd PLUMBER or PLUMBERS time and part-time work in MOTHER to care for two Some typing required. Hours: Expereinced. Must have own with three bedrooms, large 6:00 Love Me Tender?' Host Louia Sergeant " 1960 William Hartnell, 13 HELPER - Experienced convalescent HOME Is our dietary department. App children, part time weekdays. 8:30 to 5:00. Cable TV, 646- (3)(49 Fridays Guest BozScaggs. tools. Paid sick days and living room, formal dining N«ws RuKeyaer Bob Monkhouse. BritisH Army Ser necessary. Call 646-4876. now accepting applications ly in person. East Hartford Manchester, middle or east 6400. (Repeat. 70 mms.) vacation. 633-3669.______room, den, kitchen and sun J Brady Bunch Movli -(Muilcal)...... geant, about lo retire, bets other PART TIME CASHIER - 5 to 8 for RN/LPN's on our 3:W ConvalKcnt Home, 745 Main side p referred . 646-8763 I' Jokar’aWild Bird" 1978 Jane Fonda. Eliiabeth (3^Movla-(Drama)** "Diagnosis; sergeanis that hia last platoon will p.m., Monday thru Thursday. p.m. to 11:00 p.m. shift. RECEPTIONIST. Must be porch. Two car garage and Murder" 1976 Christopher Lee. RN - 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and II Street, East Hartford. evenings. FAIRWAY has opening for U.S. Tibia Tannit U S Korea Taylor A musical fantasy for all be his best and win top rating. 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Accurate AVAILABLE for franchise. citizenry cooperating with one MANAGER-OPERATOR for Center, Route 83, Vernon. Rye Street, South Windsor, on your mg good about him self and others Cowboys Cheerleaders' 1978 22 PTL Club-Talk And Varlaly typing with reasonable speed Contact Roy Pelletier at 203- another to hide the secrets retail gasoline outlet. Ideal and homelike atmosphere, Conn. PML JULUN (Programming maybe interrupted Stars JaneSeymour.BertConvy A 5:00 helping our elderly patients. HOUSEKEEPER - FULL necessary. Train for basic 289-8261. Southland Corpora Sovontoonth Birthday 1140 I. OOUUIOOAVL (Repeat) THE RETURN OF THE (.3) Newt for retired person who likes to EXPERIENCED WAITRESS tion. due to pledging) talented magazine writer is planted Good wages and benefits, in TIME. General cleaning computer keyboard Aug. 22nd V T . E-14 M Bob Nawharl Show as an applicant for a cheerleaders SAINT Signal Slop' Slars Ian 5:25 meet people. Salary and for morning hours. Breakfast APPLICATIONS are now Ooilvy. Ciaran Madden cluding new Dental Plan. duties. Pleasant working con techniques. Pleasant office in MAITUMD, 32731 6.55 lob in order to write an expose. (2 (3) Movie-(Drama) **4 "Night bonus. Phone 647-1419 for ap and lunch. Apply in person, being accepted tor TUL o f PBA Bowling Buffalo Open ditions, liberal insurance East Hartford. Paid insurance .49 News hrs ) WIthoutStara" 1953 DavidFarrar, pointment. Please call: Doris Blain RN, 303 Adams Street, □ REAL estate 1-30M2I-99I1 il9 Dr. Gena Scott On Hebrews benefits. Apply Meadows Con and pension benefits. Apply experienced power printers JOIVERTOH NiENCY 7:00 2 9 2 Z 2 9 Speak Up America AlooK Nadia Gray Murder and the black Director of Nurses, 6464)129. Manchester. Love, 12:30 valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Mrsonnel manager. Hartford and screen printers Excellent .3 CBS News at pollution and its eftect on people market take precedence over LPN- RN. Full or part time. Manchester Manor Nursing benefits. Individuals must J.K., H.K. end M.M. All In The Family and the environment, a report on the 1$) Hogan'sHaroas romance, but only temporarily. (66 Home, 385 West Center Street, Street. Manchester. D espatch. 225 P ro sp ect Hornet For Sale 23 6 ROOM FULL DOMEHED 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Good WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE apply in person to: Quality $ ^49 ABC Newt Democratic National Convention, 12:40 m m s ) Manchester.______Street. East Hartford, or send CAPE - On large country lot. ANDOVER LAKLWATERFRONT (3 - Star Trek'The Changeling' benefits. Excellent working OPENING for a Latheman, 3 29 Face The Music and the QUBE viewers response to 5:30 FULL-TIME Name Plates, Fisher Hill Asking $69,000. B/W Realty, conditions. Competitive who would be responsible for resume. Please do not phone MANCHESTER - Unique Immaculate five room Ranch., Interior com l i Festival Of Faith issues of the day (60 mms) <49 McHala'sNavy (If) Australian Rugby Teams to be FULL OR PART TIME MAINTENANCE assistant EOE, Hoad. East Glastonbury. English C'otswold three story 647-1419. EHO. 1:00 salary. Call Mrs. Henry, laying out and setting up jobs pletely new. Large lot. House will be sold with 29 In Search Of 24 Washington Weak In Review announced WAITRESS needed. Apply at 7:00 a.m, to 3:00 p.m. Elec Colonial on Comstock Hoad, ($.' Adam-12 Director of Nursing, 871-0385. in our Lathe Department. Top Hornet For Sale 23 1 1 buyer's choice. $57 non I t News 2T'Movia HComady) •••4 "Har Luigi's Pizza, 7% Hartford trical and mechanical ability near Country Club. Must be GRACIOUS & ELEGENT-10 XT Dick Cavatt Show vey" 1950 James Stewart, Jose 04 Movie-(Comedy)** 4 "Amar- Road, 649-5325. pay for right man! Excellent icathon" 1979 John Ritter. Harvey Liquor Permit helpful, but will train willing seen to be appreciated. $125,- plus room Dutch Colonial, on M M.A.S.H. phineHuti A drunken fellow has an GHILL COOK ASSISTANT. Fringe Benefits and liberal McDonald’s needs Evening EAST HARTFORD SPLIT Korman A 30 day telethon is spon worker. 333 Bidwell Streer, 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- short, tree lined street. Many, 7:29 unusual companion, an invisible six NOTICE OF APPLICATION Weekdays, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- LEVEL • Immediate occupan sored by the U S government to CHILD CARE WORKERS. Manchester. Meadows Con many extras! "Once In a 39 Daily Numbers fOQl rabbit (2 hrs . 30 mms ) This IS to nohfv (hal I. JULIO L.A p.m. Hartford Road Dairy 0505. cy. illness In family. In- erase a $400 billion national debt Cliallenging positions open to teen 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. and Closing Help lifetime opportunity!" Asking LOMBARDO ft A ^ T E S 7:30 9:30 O LIVEIRA of 178 COTTONWOOD ST., Queen. Manchester. Apply in valescent Home. ground pool and other extras! .3' P.M. Magaxina '11- Summer Batkalball Southern (Rated PG) (90 mms ) FA IK H A VEN . MASS, have filed an work with severely multi han $142,500. B/W Realty 647-1419. application placarded 7th day of person. BABYSITTER NEEDED to 12 noon to 7 p.m.. 528-1451. I ’ Family Feud California League. Los Angeles 29 22)139 The Midnigpt Special dicapped children in dor PAINTERS. Must have some EHO. f f i L M ______1:10 August 1980 with (he Division of Liquor care for one child in my home, Moms and Dads, Students, Everybody ... we need , r Dating Gama 24 Wall Street Weak'ProxyFight a Con(rol a BOWLING A L L E Y LIQUOR mitory and classroom set knowledge of residential 49 USAF Religious Film STUDENTS & HOUSEWIVES .if SportsCantar Love Me Tender?' Host Louis for the sale of alcoholic liquor on (he tings. Experience with han Mond^ thru Friday, 7:00 to depehdable people to deliver the fast, friendly ser 2 work. Neat appearance and 1:15 - Part time positions available J4 Sports Around The World Rukeyser p r e m is e s 39 S P E N C E R ST . dicapped a must. Two years transporation a must. Call 5:00. "Transportation a must. vice that has made us famous. No experience MANCHESTER. Charming three bedroom older 29Movla-(Drama)**4 "BlgLIft" MANCHESTER. (T days and evenings, year Australian Surf Lifesaving Five 10:00. college in special education, days - 9:00 to 4:30 246-7101. Call 643-2786. Colonial located on the West Side near Khool, thousand athletes test their 3< ThaDukasOfHazzardJesse’s 1950 MonigomeryClift. PaulDoug- The business w ill be owned bv round. Short shifts, flexible required ... excellent training provided, PART TIME BHl'NSWK’K CORPORATION of psychology or related field strength, endurance and training second cousin and her two children las Two G .l's are assigned to the shopping and transportation. Enclosed porch. ONE BRUNSWICK PLAZA, SKOKIE. hours to suit your needs. preferred. Full time, second PART <1 FULLTIME for Golf SCHEDULES (and some full time jobs) to fit your during three days of rowing sprint sett their land (or 15 million dollars Berlin airlift and each meets a Ger Males 18 or older particularly ^ dining room, plus nice yard. Call today to In man girl One helps the other when II.I. and will be conducted by JULIO shift openings. Part time KENNEL ASSISTANT - Course Maintenance and needs. ing, swimming. Kay aKingand surfing When they lose the money, the \. A OLIVEIRA as permitto spect. they discover the girls are using needed for evenings. Clean, week-ends only. $4.14-14.38 Energetic woman preferred, Snack Bar. Tallwood Country contests to prove how they could, if D u ke s h ave to g et it b a ck before Julio L A Oliveira pleasant surroundings. necessary, save a life BossHoggcantraceil (Repeat.60 them (75 mins.) DaltNl 14th dav of August 1980 per hour. Excellent benefits. approaching middle age. 1 or 2 Club. Rt. 85. Hebron. 646-1151. jondonrinlum Uniforms provided. Food dis days weekly. Involvement McDonald's offers more than a paycheck 29 Dance Fever m m s) 053-08 Call 243-34% or write Per ______of ownership is I r , counts. and other fringe sonnel Assistant. Oak Hill with pets, Public and MEAT COUNTERMAN. Probate Notice becoming increasingly ZINSSER AGENCY A46-1511 benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen. School. 12(f Holcomb Street, maintenance. Canine Holiday Experienced preferred, ^ply • $3.40 per hour starting pay for weekday closers. popular here in the United NOTICE ru CREDITORS 242 Broad S tre et, (near Inne. 200 Sheldon Road, in person. Highland Park • Performance and wage reviews on a regular 2 Hartford. Connecticut. %112. States. It has been used ESTATE OK CATHARINE K Manchester Parkade). An Equal Opportunity Manchester. Inquire 3:00 to Market. 317 Highland Street, schedule extensively for many years 1 I DDHEMUS, deceased 5:00 p.m. DOCTOR- F r i d a y The lion William E FitzGerald. Employer. Manchester. • Free food policy in both Europe and Latin Judge ol the Court ot Probate. RESPONSIBLE ADULT to A m e r ic a . In a c o n DENTIST—LAWYER- District ol .Manchester at a hearing supervise children. Ap DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- Uniforms are supplied dominium, an individual CLOSE TO HOSPTIAL held on August IS 1980 ordered that all proximately one hour Sunday time. Immediate opening. cla im i must be presented to the Apply In Parson owns separately one or 300’ DEEP YARDI hduriaries on or belore November 15. at Vernon United Methodist Pleasant surroundings. Salary Church. 872-0147. ir BURGER KING ★ more dwelling units in a 1980 or be barred as by law provided negotiable. 646-3003. multiunit project. He and SEVEN IMMACULATE ROOMS. Boomer teaches a dil- Pearl J Hullman. 46 West Center St. the owners of the other un 2 CAR GARAQE. Ass t Clerk FULL TIME CASHIER - J M C D O n a M lB ficult teenager (Scott The hduciaries are FULL TIME SITTER It now hiring for 1221 Tollind Tpke., its have an individual in Baio) a lesson in survival in .Mili»in Doremus Health & Beauty Aid Store. WANTED - My home. Baby Manchester, or terest in the common areas BRAND NEW i the wilderness alter the 133 .Mcriine Drive. Flexible hours. Must be able and school age child. Spruce Immadlata openings: and facilities that serve the BELFHjRE AGENCY 6 4 M 4 1 I Vernon, Conn 06066 H i S3, Vernon, Com You DOMfvo A Brook Todoyl boy nearly causes a tragic to work some nights and Street. 649-%19. project. The common SINGLE FAMILY AHACHED I weekends. Work to assist KORN KRIB RESTAURANT ^ accident while on a camp David A Doremus Morning Sat-up Mon — Mclionald'i it an equal opportunity employer M/F. areas include such 29 Elwood Hoad. manager in store operations. LANDSCAPING LABORERS elements as land, roots, SIX ROOMS - $54,900 I SeaU 26 WIndsorvllto. CL ing trip with some relatives •Manchester. Conn Supermarket or retail 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. 06040 Mature. Own transporation. floors, main walls, Hurry! These gorgeous custom built three i Fully equipped in the 'Overboard' seg experience helpful, but not Doy SMn Food HMdIors- Willing to work. New England stairways, lobbies, halls, bedroom homes are going fasti 1'A bathes, fully I Full basement - ment of HERE'S BOOMER, necessary, ^p ly in person: 9 Landscaping. 528-4973, after 11:00 a.M. - 2:00jun. or 0:00 pjn. Probate Soliee to 5 daily, Brooks Health & RETAIL parking space, and com appllanced kitchen, basement, gas heat. | Breakfast and lunches-Six dav week the canine caper appear 5:00 p.m. Evonlngt — 8:00 pjn. - doting munity and commercial Beauty Aids Store, 277 West carpeting, storm windows, plus 9% CHFA ■ One acre commercially zoned. ing on NBC-TV. Friday. .MITICK TO CKKUITOHS Houra ol work can bo adluatod to IH your porawMl facilities. A condominium KST.ATI-: OK KO BKH T H STKAK.NS. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. OPPORTUNITIES ^ Business and Property $55,000. August 22 CLERK/TYPIST. Full or part achodutoo. Mothora watoomad. UnHormt and maala project may consist ol mortgage available. J deceased 646-91%. time. Vernon area. Life in Business only 1^.000 Ch(CX UStlNCS FOR tlXCT FtMl I he Hon A illia m KKzGerald. ara providad fraa. FULL-TIME more than one building. It Judge, ot (he Court ol Probate. surance experience helpful. can be a group of row District ol .Manchester at a hearing Machine transcription apartments, high-rise KEITH REAL ESTATE 646-4126 held on .August IS. I960 ordered that all experience preferred. Send iUMly biPi buildings, single-family I Blanchard & Rossettoj claim s must be presented lo the e SALES tiduciarv on nr belore November IS. SUMMER JOBS - working one resume to Box GG, c/o W C g n t o r Stroot structures, or a combina- REALTORS I li<8U or Ih' barred as by law provided of our outdoor flower Manchester Herald. I tion of these types. I'earl J Hultman. e CASHIERS IMMACULATE CAPE. Six rooms plus enclosed Ass t Clerk locations on weekends. Car For more information __ 646-2482 ■ rear porch. Three or tour bedrooms, wall to wall The liduciary is needed. SDR Enterprises. An MATURE RESPONSIBLE lon condominium 1:30 Build an exceptional career with America's fastest TB9 W«9t CentBr Cor. ol McKm J carpeting, full basement, garage. 18 by 8 foot f '2 9 News .Minnie I. Stearns dover, Ct. 742-9965. WOMAN needed for child care ownorahip ptooeo coll tho 22 World Of Laural And Hardy 292239 FridayNIghtFightsWBA v|) RatPatroi 12* Diane Drive. immediately. Preferably my B Equal Houaing Opportunity J j patio. Beautiful landscaped lot. Handy location 24 MacNalFLahrar Report X j Life Of Riley Manchester, CT 06040 growing chain of ■ offleo of TEDFORD REAL A Super Bantamweight champion Wil- home. Buckley School area. to schools, shopping and bus $62 5tm 2 9 ^ Tic Tac Dough Cit) Summer Basketball Southern 064 06 FULL TIME THl1?D SHIFT - TOWN OF MANCHESTER DO-IT-YOURSELF HOME CENTER ESTATE: CENTURY 'AW, Iredo Gomez defends his title Part time second shift. Apply Call 646-6521 after 5:00 p.m, S OddCoupla against challenger Derrik Holmes California League. Los Angeles I’rohute .Nolioe Rl. 44A Bolton Notch, 8:00 1:40 7-Eleven on Center Street, LAND RECORDS ■ CLERK 1 Wo are seeking qualified men and women who have BoHon 647-9914 and tot IromCaesar'sPalaceinLas Vegas FULL TIME DELIVERY CAPE. Immaculate six X Spacial Edition (60 mms ) J ) N e w t -NDTICK TO CHEUITUHS between 7 and 3. an upbeat personality, a winning attitude and aro US toll jrou more. If you 6-6 DUPLEX - Nice lot. KSTATK DK HAVMUND L JAYCOX. 89,770.02 ■ 810,553.92 I rooms. Three or four X PMMagazint 24 Connecticut Prime Tim# 2:00 MEN needed to deliver eager to grow with us. Retail experience preferred, ora thinking about tolling Convenient location. Asking PHILBRICK AGENCY 646-4200 X ^ Banson Benson and Grel- fS) Gong Show deceased appliances, and televisions. bedrooms. .Modern kitcen. 10:15 The Hon William E KilzUerald. NURSES AIDES - Weekends Jyour pratani homo tot ut $66,000. Call B/W Realty 647- chan Kraus find themselves (3.) Joe Franklin Show but we will train highly motivated, Intelligent In Sneak Preview Judge, ol the Court ol Probate. only.6 months of Nursing Monday thru Friday. Good To work out ot ttw Town Clork’a Offleo portormlng Wall to wall in three rooms. 1419 EHO.______trapped mside the mansion'slreez- 2:20 Ixlo tho •ailing lor you. Our ■ . ' K T r w ' 10:30 District ol .Manchester at a hearing Home experienced required. wages and benefits. Call: Al dividuals with the drive to succeed. Wo offer attrac Enclosed porch, garage $62.- mg storage room, where their hilar ( X News diitloa rolatod to ktoping tho land roeorda up to ]stall hora aro vary CENTRAL AIR CONDI^NINB-EXTRA 24 From The G ran d Ola Opry This held on August 18 1980 ordered that all Sieffert's Appliances, 647- tive salaries, benefits, and generous store discounts. 500. Group 1 Realtors. RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal loui cold war rages on (Repeal) 2:25 claim s must be presented to the Call or apply: East Hartford dot* and othor gotwral clorical dutloa. Good tyjdng •xpartoficad In tha raal IS a spectacular show from Nash 9997. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. dining room. Rec room with INSUUTION. You'll love^Wis neat three BaaaballLos Angeles Dodgers ( X Moment Of Meditation liduciary on or belore .November 10. Convalescent Home, 745 Main X ville starring America's most akilla aro roquirod at wall aa graduation from high •atata ItoM and whan n wet bar. Separate master bedroom Raised Ranch. 2tz baths, appllanced VI New York M ets 2:30 I960 or be barred as by law provided Street, East Hartford; 528- popular country music performers, Pearl J Hultman. comaa lo aorvlca you bedroom suite with cathedral I t PBA Bowling Buffalo Open X Movie-(Classic) ** "David 2167. KENNEL ASSISTANT - Full •chool with ono yaar’a clorical oxporlonco. eat-in kitchen, formal dining, paneled rec room, II including Roy Acuff. Minnie Pearl. Ass t Clerk jwon'l boat oura. Call ceiling. Large flag-stone U ^EMovia-(Westarn)*** "True Copparfieid" 1970RobinPhillips. time. Experienced preferred. Knowladgo of tho dHforant typoa of land aaloo, tran- Apply In person at the following locations: -fireplace, two car garage, large landscaped lot Hank Snow and Porter Wagoner The liduciary is ■ today. Laurence Olivier. Tale of a poor or patio Pool. Wood-burning GrII" 1969 John Wayne. Glenn 39 Bataball Boston Red Sox vs .Martin .A Gould HELP WANTED FEMALE - Modern hoarding and show aactlotw and tormlnology ua^ would bo hol$iful. MANCHESTER - i ® . * Garden. $82,500. Campbell An over-ihe-hill marshal phan boy finding his way in life pre stove. $89,500. Group 1, Seattle Manners 37 Lewis Street. Mature, experienced, Sales kennel. Possible live-in situa I DIO YOU KNOW? helps a fourteen year-old track sented through the eyesof David as Hartlord, CT 06103 Philbrick Agency 646-4200. lyL- U _L 10:40 Clerk. Apply: In Person, tion. Sheridane. 228-9089. Houra of tho $>oaitlon aro 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. OR MANCHESTER •57,900 •down her lather s killer (2 hrs . 15 063-08 In cooperatives, con (X Klner’sKorner a young man (2 hrs . 49 mins ) Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Neat 6 Room Colonial. m m s) TC On Location; George Segal’s Manchoator Parkodo, W. Middle Turnpike Itrary to condominium YEAR ROUND TWO 1 1 :0 0 DOG GROOMER - Full time HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 2 9 0 '39 Here's Boomer Best Bats George Segal's predic Probul«* Notice Street, Manchester, Conn. 3 Bedrooms. Formal 3: 8 39:49 Newt Ipractice, the cooperative BEDROOM, Lakefront, 24 People’s Caucus tiona on who will be the hottest new NOTICE TO CHEUrrUHS or part time. Experienced M.A.S.H. Afiply at tho Paraonnal Otllca, 41 Cantor Straat, |mortgage covers all the un- Dining Room. boathouse, dock, diving board S Washington Week In Review ESTATE DK EDWIN J SHEET METAL WORKER - required. Modern commercial X l After Benny talent in the country during the com lits and members are not and extras Mid $50,000's. 8:30 1^ year DO.NALDSU.N, deceas^ We need a Shop Foreman, a kennel. Sheridane. 228-9089. Manchoator, Connocticut. Clodng data for tiling Flreplaced Living l4 Movie-(Drama) **** "Norma The Hon W illiam E FitzGerald Owner 1-684-7777. X Merv Griffin 22 Movie -(Title Unannounced) Ifree to exclude their units MANCHESTER. Ranch Rockledge area Seven R aa" 1979 Sally Field. Beau Judge ot the Court of Probate. person with a good working application is August 29, 1980. Room. Garage. F ^ Goodtime Girls Ifrom cooperative s Bridges. Brilliant portrait of a 29 Movie-(Biographical-Drama) District ol .Manchester at a hearing knowledge of layout work, PART TIME DIVERSIFIED Aluminum Siding. rooms, I Ml baths, two car garage, full basement, An aqual opportunity omployor. (.or»-pon, G 2 9 8 39 The Facts Of Life Mrs aGHfCt woman in today 's society Suffused ** "Btlovad Infidel ” 1959 held on August 15.1980 ordered that an familiar with the heating and duties. Typing helpful but not Imortgage. two fireplaces, treed lot. awning covered patio Garrett 8 handsome ex husband, a Gregory Peck. Deborah Kerr The with humor and glowing with cldifns must be presented to the air conditioning industry. necessary. Emblem & Badge. FIANO REALTY PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. gambler turns the girls school up liduciary on or belore November IS. Home beautiful' $77 900 warmth (RaledPG) (2 hrs ) story of the stormy romance 289-2864. Six generous size rooms. 24 side down when he tea che s one ol 198tt or be barred as by law provided Able to take charge and ‘29 Twilight Zona between F Scott Fitzgerald and 646-5200 loot livingroom. Fireplace. the girls how to play poker ShielaGrahame (2hrs . iSmms ) Pearl J Hultman. organize deliveries and field 11:30 Ass t Clerk Dining room. Three (Repeat) 3:00 crews. Good starting wages, PART TIME HELP 3; Sanford And Son [he liduciary is NEEDED - Control Desk, CHANNEL bedrooms, m baths. Garage. 2T WallStreet Weak'Proxy Fights company paid fringe oenefits. PRINTING '%) Koiak 3 EVENING HERALD, Fri., August 22. 1980- 19 Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle IF You tUANT TO MAKE OKAY, CONCENTRATE ON 1 Governmenl 1 Equipment IT WITH THE CHICKS, THE TAN.ANP F0R6ET agent (comp 2 Hair on lion s MNK! w d ) neck Pbby THE VOLLEYBALL... 3 Huge Y0U5H0ULP 60 TO THE 5 Idols By ADigaii van Buren BEACH, 6ET A TAN AMP 9 Anatomical continent pouch 4 Dryad Call 643-2711 PLAY VOLLEYBALL... 5 Racket string Call 643-2711 ------g . 12 Facile buys ^ 13 Animal waste material chemical 6 East 14 Pair 7 Repudiate 15 Setting in 8 More knowing DKAK AMMV They ssiy "opposites attract,” Well, my motion 9 Ruse Frank ft Emaat huslmnd ami I are the perfect example. I'm Irish and my 17 Quarrel 10 Off base AptrtmMti For Rent 53 Apartm»nt$ For Rant 53 OMcaa-Storaa tor Rant 55 51 husband is .Swedish, and even though we love each other, 18 Gleans illegally (Army we are miles apart when it comes to temperament. 19 Organ of sight si.) 26 Greek marker 45 Not at all (2 118 MAIN STREET - "The FOKTER STREET AREA - 1974 SUBARU - Good condi We can't seem t«) settle our differences by talking ihiiiKs Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Sacred song 11 Hood 30 First word of w ds) Gables." 3 Room Apartment. Three room apartment Heat, tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 out as our counsebir suj'j'ested. Whenever we disagree, we 23 Betrayer (si.) 16 Haven Caesars Third floor. viHeat and hot utilities, parking No pets. 46 Words of un negotiable Telephone 643- always end up in an argument, and he says. "A il n^dit. have 24 Rested in 20 Livestock boast derstanding (2 O u R A D 5A l D N O water $320 monthly. Security Security 649-9092. or 643-1827. 310 SgUARE FOOT OFFICE OKAV, WE BUT, WELL BE PONE '^what’s SOAP l is t e n , h o w w o u l p 6785, or 659-1723. it yiiur way. ” Then he clams up and doesn't speak to me for chair home (pi.) 31 Paradise wds) and Tenant tnsurance for rent. Central location. NEBP SNOW STUART, BEFORE IT STARTS.' HE FLAKES. VIOU FEEL ABOUT 27 Leases days. 22 Untidy 33 Amount 47 Gull-like bird S A i - E S M A N IA/e U |_ required. Available COLLEGE STUDENT. Newly redecorated, with am 1968 DART. 1969 CH ARG ER RDR T H IS IT S SPECIAL EFFECTS, USING / V CHANGING THE TITLE 29 Speak wildly I finally hai^‘ to tell him that he was rif'hl and I was 24 Freighter 35 Water- 48 Fragment September 1st. Call 646-2426, 9 M A LE 19 - Looking to share ple parking. Telephone 649- 318. Three speed. Posi rear NEXT SCENE GOING PLEASE.' "TO'RABIP LIBRARJAN''5l 32 Gap 25 Military to S weekdays. 2891. wron^ in order to coax him back into a ^ood mood. surrounded 50 Seaport in apartment In Manchester end. Needs some work. Best ID RAIN.' 34 Colorad at assistant I would much rather have a ^'ood old Irish knock-down. edges land Alaska area. 1-589-5274. between 4:00 offer over $400. 871-7385. 26 Follows too MANCHESTER - Retail, draK-nut argument than put up with his sulking and silent 36 Figures of 40 Animal lover b 1 Takes in I'»A A .SAUES • gOR^i-UA. M ANCHESTER. September p.m. - 7:00 p m. closely (comp storage and or manufacturing treatment. speech 43 Clicks 52 Blue-pencil 1. Large three room-one wd.) bedroom apartment. Very MANCHESTER - One space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- So how do I ^et this stubborn Swede to blow his cork and 37 Jewish 55 Landing boat ascetic ivate. A pet considered. bedroom luxury apartment 000 square teet Very ^et his resentment out in the open where he can deal w ith it'.* 1 2 3 4 s 8 7 1 6 10 11 :''■ -,1.- ...... - g -n __ase Security. $300 monthly. $.350. No utilities. No children reasonable Brokers 1974 PINTO STATION I.OIM) M O im iKI) MICK 36 Attack Evenings 647-9565. or pets. Call Carol, 646-1316. protected Call Heyman WAGON - Four cylinder. repeatedly 12 13 14 t’roperlics. 1-226^1206. Automatic transmission, roof 39 Southern DKAK MK'K: You can't, but the riKbt therupiat is IS racks 45,000 miles. $1250. might be able to. Your husband needa to learn the ■you" 17 Please call 643-7258 after 7:00 41 Time period PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS importance of expressing his emotions and getting all 11 IS 20 O FFICE .space available 400 p.m. (abbr.) that anger out of his system. Bottled-up resentment IIL/ 42 Channel to 1200 .square teet. A ir con- can cause stomach ulcers, high blood pressure, skin 21 22 23 ditoning. heal, parking. Close 44 Actor Connery ^ . rashes and any number of physical ailments. 46 Slanted 24 2S 26 27 21 26 30 31 D. W. FISH REALTY GO. to center, hospital and court Captain Easy — Crooks ft Lawrence uF / h o m e s / writing Call 871-0401. or 568-7658, 49 Time being 32 33 34 38 1969 RAMBLER AMERICAN h e y ; w -w h a t T'WE JUST TOUCHEP ...ONLY NOT 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 two-door. Six cylinder, 53 Pul 3S 37 Reaort Properly WAS THAT BI0 BUMP POWN.DAHLINS; ON A PAVEP 54 Period of automatic, good running con DKAH ABMV I'm KoinK w ith a LM-year-old IV IT^, Andy is J U S T T H E N For Rant 56 RUNWAY, I'M 31 39 40 4t Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM dition. great on gas. $300 or immaturity Vernon Circle 872-9153 a decent, likable, considerate person, riiere's only one thing a f r a i d : 56 Before this Vernon best offer over Telephone 647- Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 'j SKI C H ALET - Season ren wrong with him. lie has an almost babyish attachment to 57 Billiard shot 42 43 44 4B 1749 after 6:00 p.m. his mother. 56 All (prefix) tal. Sleeps 6 to 8. 2 miles from 46 47 41 48 90 51 52 Okemo 20 minutes from I f he's going to be out after m idnight, he always calls her 59 Ensign (abbr ) 1975 MUSTANG II - $1800 or WILLIAM FISH TONY WASILEFSKY BEVERLY DIPIETRO MARILYN MAWHINNEY PAUL OLIVER FRANK BORYSEVICZ McCOY KICHAR, JR. Killington Call 528-3507. to let her know, because he says she worries about him 60 Roasting stick S3 S4 SS best olfer. After 5:00 p.m.. getting hurt in his car. 61 Cowboy call 649-8329. country S6 S7 81 DONALD FISH GRANT HARLACHER BOB PRAH LORRAINE BOUTIN JIM GOETCHEUS DAVID THIBODEAU VINCENT STRIANO Wanted to Rant 57 Andy will never make a dale with me unless he checks with his mother first to be sure she has something to do. SS SO 61 ATTENTION LANDLORDS' 1971 MERCURY COMET - AJ Automatic. Running condi She's a widow, and he doesn’t want her to be alone. Widow with very well- We can never make plans for Sunday afternoon because (NIWIAAfia A$(Nl mannered children needs tion. Body rust. $500 or best offer Phone 649-0611. he reserves that lime to lake his mother to visit friends and apartment. At least five relatives. (She's an invalid.i rooms Immediate occupancy 1976 M A V ER IC K - 3 speed Andy wants to marry me. but I'm afraid 1 will always play preferred. 643-5520 or 64^5820. second fiddle to his mother I need vour advice. Ask for Laurie. manual transmission. Good condition. $1600. Call 643-9508. RHONDA Alley Oop — Dave Graue bridge or 649-5635. Autos For Sale 61 DEAR RHONDA; (Jrub him. Kor a preview peek of THIS ONE HAS / THEN ftE-TIE ( COME? WE. TO THE D W E LLIN G YOU AND YOUR FRIEND WILL 1978 MGB - British Racing how a man w ill treat his wife, take notice of the way FREED HIMSELF.' HIM AND BRINGV C30.' J W HERE? PLACE OF ESTEBAN. l e a r n w h a t f a t e a w a i t s y o u WE PAY TOP PRICES lor Green Absolutely mint con he treats his mother. H IM ALONG? OUR FATHER.' AS SOON AS THE STARS RULE ViMiON $89,900 wrecked and junk cars. A & B dition! All extras! Hard top. THE NIGHT SKY? ^ Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag VEMION 888,800 COVENTRY 897,900 CREAMPUFFI Auto Salvage, used auto parts am-fm casette tape. Many DKAK AHRV: What is thedifference between a wifeand a UNUSUAL Decide for yourself after you look at this quality built CIRCA 1780 Call Tonv 646-6223. more extras' Low mileage. mistress'.’ Ranch home in excellent condition Near schools, shop maintenance-free home. Features include a fireplaced Center Chimney with five fireplaces, wide board floors, Must be seen! Days 677-6995: NKKDS TO KNOW Overzealous signal hunt ping. highways and park. Large family room Beautiful living room.applianced kitchen, laundry room. A y bee hive oven and huge country kitchen with butcher evenings 649-7020. loo often Only make them back vard. Price includes lots of extras Child safe street utilities. I car garage, located on a gargeous park-like lot block center island cooking center. One acre out building DEAR NEEDS: Night and day. A must to see! when you are certain as to Call today for details WANTED JUNK AND LATE 1980 DATSUN 210 SL WAGON - Must sell' 643-7592. call DEAR ABHY Don’t you have a waslepaper basket'.’ If which suit you want led When MODEL WRECKS - Cash not, you surely need one for the crazy, asinine letter from NORTH in doubt, play a middle card before 7:00 p.m. ♦ AQ6 Paid Call Parker Street Used that vulgar young man who proclaimed his lovt- for fat to tell your partner to use his 0 S ^ Auto Parts, Inc 649;3391. VAQJ83 1973 PONTIAC LE MA.NS - ladies — and the falter the lielter! ♦ 3 own judgment And finally he I am a 9d-yeur-old woman, and never in all my life have I says, "Do not always look for CORVETTE. 1975 coupe, Good running condition Air. ♦ Q752 tape deck. $900 or best offer read anything so disgusting! I can’t imagine anyone in his a signal." automatic, options, $6375 WEST EAST Call 643-0278. right mind writing such a foolish letter. He was East on this exam CorveJl»rt963. original coupe, ♦ 109 832 ♦ 74 ple hand As he points out. $780(rC'all 649-1149 ' He said he was no weirdo, yet who hut a weirdo would V 7 5 ■ VK62 1975 CORDOBA - Black, all The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions Ruth's bid of two notrump have described in such obscene detail the fat women whose ♦ a 10 4 ♦ KQ92 was a very poor choice His 1969 CONTINENTAL power Sacrifice $1800. 1969 bodies he "craved" That man was clearly out of his head. ♦ J 100 ♦ 964 3 second bid should have been a u VW Pop Top. New. Rebuilt No wonder he asked you to withhold his name. CLASSIC Low mileage. Call ...AUO, THIS ONE ^ raise to three hearts $1650. 429-1174 SOUTH between 8:30 a m. and 5:00 Had I been Dear Ahby, I would have replied. "Dear F IN D T H E IS OOOO FOR ♦ KJ5 Four hearts is a cinch p m 646-4004 Withhold: You ought to hang vour head in shame!” ^ p /c t u r e )\- CUSTOMER 5