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POORS HARDWARE WINDOWS SHUTraS CANOPIES 8ALE8--8eRVlCE-^IM8TAUATlON YiWKQAUIIIIMUM SERVICED won't clear W CIA U6T8 IN aiAMB A 6CNMMN MPAIH Jesisns, 20 WARREN STREET 941SflOAOSTfltET.MANCHlSTiW.CONM OSOfiO MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchtsier Professional Park, Suite A-1 Betty Callaoh^r, Prop U.S. flights WE S E niCE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMRKNCIAL K-B a u t o m o t i v e AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION By United Press Internetlonel turnabout over the weekend in HEATING and SHEET METAL KIN IRAITHWAITE France. “ We’ve worked them- all Some between the Upited |299 BROAD ST. 643-S844 nights out. We’re working with the (Cana­ States and Canada were delayed or dian government.” New England Mechanical Services, Inc SPECnilZMG M: rerouted today as Canadian air traf­ However, the boycott threat fic controllera, saying the strike by forced U.S. officials to reroute •in­ • STMTON U.S. oontroUers has made border 166 TUNNEL RD. • GOEMTOtS •TUNE UPS ternational air traffic that normally VERNON, CT. 06066 skies unsafe, refused to handle the ■ flies • over (Canada and Feldman 671-1111 . • ALTERfUTORS •MRMG traffic. reported that Canada’s government The Air Transport Association, \apA some supervisors early today reprekenting major U.S. airlines, to handle some U.S. flights.' reported controllers in Montreal and CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S .S#«rrifiAT WofirihiMl^r <»i*f*r .lOyra. "The Vancouver,controllers have Toronto began early today refusing been replaced with three super­ TEL 640-3826 - - - /|UTO to clear flights into tte United i ^ f t r d a d t c visors who are handling the tr^fic PentlB^^ the States. Delta Air Lines also said one normally,” Feldman said, after one Florist of its flin ts was turned back at 24 BIRCH ST. f li^ t from Alaska to Seattle was Montreal, Where an Air Canada diverted over the Pacific Ocean. TEL. C43-6247 spokesman said some controllers 643-4444 Transport Canada warned its air were claiming equipment problems. traffic controllers that every refusal ment. Stop in and see our lovely F.T.D. No delays were reported in flights MASTER CHAR6E to tondle flights between Canada t 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) showrooin or call us. We’re here to out of Winnipeg, Vancouver or MANCHESTER AMERICAH EXPRESS WORLO WIDE and the United States could result in serve you. SERVlOE Calgary. a -fine of up to |5,000 or a Jail term of BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY * The Canadian government Two men hose down the remalnO of the former Cheney building materials. The fire was apparently deliberately started, TlirM 't'innd * one ykar. ' fire officials said. (Photo by Edwin Clolkosz) threatened disciplinary action Announcement of the boycott was Brothers freight terminal, which was destroyed by fire early Sheldon Road runs between against any controllers refuse made late Sunday by the Canadian Sunday morning. The terminal was being used for storage of [CAP-N-CORK PWCMGE STORE Oakland Street (Rte. 83) and to handle U.S. flii^ts. Air Traffic Controllers Organiza­ 48S-489 No. Main St. ^ FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman ** • Parker Street /in* North S S I ^ tion, seeking to back up some 12,000 Mandwstor, Conn. said 4here had been ‘-'sporadic members of their U.S. counterpart 649-0591 Manchester. refusals” by (? ^ d ia n controllers — toe Professional Air Traffic (Con­ this morning, but'he said the protMt trollers Organization — who are Hvmodelfd * Unlarffed * Hours. Daily 8 A.M.-5 P.M. did oof appear widespread. - being fired by President Reagan for . Fire destroys old terminaU To lli-ller Serve 1 «ii "A ll we can tell you is that Uiere Sat. 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. 191 CENTER 8T. striking. U.S. officials-say they in­ SPECIAL ORDER have been a couple of Instances tend to man the nation’s traffic con­ LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS MANCHESTER, CONN. Burkamp said he has had problems with van­ CAKE .M ON.-RAT. 10-5 where they refused to grant '■C' The f o m ^ Chra«y Brothers freight terminal - town fltefighters, Rivosa said, but it took Large Salacllon of trol system • iiii 6,000. non-strikers, dalism at the building since he and his wife, (203)6464028 TH UR 8.10-9 clearanees, but very was destroyed early Sunday morning by a fire severajsiours to put it out completely because of Imoorlad A Dpmatllc Wiitta military controllers and supervisory Virginia, bought it about 10 Jfears ago. The widespread ... It’s been so minor that officials said'was deliberately set by toe heavy wood used in the building and dif­ personnel at a reduced. levd while building is in an isolated area and attracts that we haven’t hem able to get a training new controllers. someone. „ ficulties in getting inisde. handle on it,” ^eldman said. teenagers and vagrants, he said. There had beeif But Bill Robertsmi, president of The building, which was built more than 100 Rivosa said*^toe fire was apparently the work MOHAtNK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLT. INC. MANCHESTER OVER 4 5 Transportation Secretary Drew no problems with vandals in the last six months, toe Canadian Air Traffic (Controllers years ago, was located on the Elm Street exten­ of an arsonist. The building has no electricity or rO'Vic inc. TEARS he said. Lewis was optimisUc. .SiifiplfcrA of Sn /i’1.1 146 Sh'aMon RoAd MAnciMStati CT. 06040 Organization, said, "It is hoped that sion of the railroad tracks, below the Park utilities that could spontaneously start a fire, he MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE ” A number of countries have Burkamp, who could not get insurance on the P.O. Box 1125 PhoiM 203*646-3322 this action will isolate our skies Street bridge in an area that is "plagued by van-^ said: started this,’' he said tbday, d tiiw a from the amateurish attempts in the dalism," aecordlng to town Fire Chief John building because of its isolated location, said it •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Camalary CALL 649-5807 ’’The human element played a part in it, U.S. to run an air traffic control sdr- RivOsa. ^ contained mostly building supplies,' but it also •BOOTS •HOSE whether intentional or accidental I don’t know,” vice.” ' The building was engulfed in flames when dis­ bad some papers from the 1800s which he had Rivosa said. ” I do know that the whole area’s •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS lUALITY HARRISON RT. Robertson said C ^C A was covered by police about 12;20a.m. Sunday. Built planned to give to the Manchester Historical MANCHESTER alarmed by 41 "doewnented in­ entirely of wood, the former freight terminal been plagued with vandalism.” Society. 5 Qian fid. • Mancheater • 643-5107 [m o r i a l s bad been used for storage of building materials Rivosa said there was a similar fire on Pine cidents” at or near toe Canada-U.S. Burkamp estimated the loss at $20,000 to $30,- GHO set border, including nine he described by its owner, Kenneth Burkamp. Street in the same neighborhood a few months 000. as being of a "critical nature The fire was brought under control quickly by ago. S p rin g Ca)l for quality staam' requiring evasive action by the air­ EVERYTHING lli GLASS C lo a n in g ? ' carpet clean j(ig...iha I craft involved.” ■WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " Bane-Clene way I despite But FAA spokesman (Chuck CALL Murchison said early today the MtallMiMinee F AA, with Ottawa’s help, had Tax cut encourages business J.A WHITE GLASS CO. 407 No. Main 61. reviewed 10 of M border air travel 8 4 3 - O O S e troubles "incidents” reported by the (Cana­ you cut taxes, you won’t see that Wo do d lolo moTB iharT By Hilary Rosenberg equal footing with businesses in months after toe bill takes effect on «- B a a , clean carpBto" dian controllers and "w e’ve not Oct. 1. much expansion,” he said. O6 l’tK 4 .10 yt:iHS7 K.VPERIE.Vr f. Herald Reporter- othOr countries that have short been able to substantiate a singlq Hank Rusman, director of- Field Garman sees little benefit for |31 BI8SELL ST. MANCHESTER iMf isntMTEa WETHEIRSFIELD (UPI) — periods df depreciation. one of them.” Members of the Manchester retailersjn the tax cut bill. “ I don’t •MIRRORS .SHOWER DOORS .STORE FRONTS 24 HOUR SERVWE Promoters of the Greater Hartford Public Affairs for J.C. Penney, FUUYINSUIliO . Robert Poll, president of the- business commhnity’ are optimistic A reduction of taxes on unearned expects toe tax cut plan will have think it’s, going to have any effect •SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES .ETC. Open aren’t letting an air traffic striking Professional Air Traffic that Reagan Administration’s tax income, from 70 to SO percent of that long-tenn effects.on toe economy. whatsoever,” he maintained. controllers' strike, potdntiaUdU of Controllers OrganizaUon, issued a ' cut plan approved by Ckmgress last income, will encourage more invest­ “ We don’t view it in the short-term, The five-percent cut in personal network television coverage .and a statement saying Reagan "has been week will encourage investment and ment, Pryor said. A cut in toe very selfish way of having people income taxes effective as of Oct. 1 FAMOUS BRAND ' J. B. QICTROIKS shortage of top names crimp their tragical^ iUadvised” oh the con­ stimulate the econonay. capital gains tax from 28 to 20 per-; buy our products,” he said. w ill be ‘ ‘miniscule,” Garman said. iSTEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV. enthusiasm. tract impasse and walkout. V cent of the profit from stocks will But businessmen are less hopeful The plan w ill help J.C. Penney by Inflation will offset the cut almost TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE 1 "Sure, at this time of the year, its ” I do not blame Ronald Reagan also boost investment. All told, he m \m :i Ii :s t |':i< about toe effects of the cut in per­ stimulating the general economy, he immediately, he said. “ Prices of tough.” said GHO chairman Paul for what is happening today,” he said, “ it will be a better environ­ sonal income taxes, saying it will be said. “ W e’re a significant supporter utilities and food will rise right Laiikargie ks he prepared for said. "The blame for the strike must ment in which to invest.” r ~ ~ T - n 1 offset by inflation. of the entire Reagan economic away. The money is going to be ab­ HOMi Mmovunn 6(SA Thursday’s opening round of the 30tb be laid at the feet of the people who _ _ MiUajM Pryor, president of Lydall A new 15-year depreciation on package,” he assert^. sorbed in every day-living.” annual PDA event 4 t th e control the FAA. Nathan G. AgostlnellijjFresident Wethersfield County Club. Inc., ^ the tax cut bill as proof buildings might help spur develop­ 'Uiose with jnoney to spend will ‘’They are the same people telling of Manchester State BanK7feels the 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 Thfr short, 6,584-yard, par 71 that the Reagan Administration, un­ ment of buildings in the Oieney most likely spend it rather than save LiACK BERTRAND toe American public that the air tax cut plan will take hold im­ Nnt It Slty 1 Skt# 643-12621 course, known as a "putter’s like past administrations, "makes Historic District, said William it, W illiam R. Johnson, president of system is safe to fly,” he added. mediately, but, he said, “ it won’t be course” on the circuit, is shunned by business a priority.” Stevenson, controller at Multi- the Sayings Bank of Manchester, '"They are not only wrong, but, if short-lived. It should encourage tbe M e s of Jack Nicklaus ^ Tom Measures accelerating deprecia­ Circuits Inc. Multi-Circuits offices predicted. The current poor savings God forbid, there is a collision, they more and raorO investment, which tion on equipment will "make in- are located in toe Cheney Historic habits of people indicate that their Watara. This year, Lee will be criminally negligent.” will creatomore jobs.” easily‘the most popular Igure vestmentf more attractive to us,” District. savings will not increase in the MERCURY ISoK Mutual of Omaha reported a sharp But, according to Joseph Garman among the crowds at Wetherftield, Pryor maintained, since it will put According to Paul Grady, chair­ future, he said. increaae in flight insurance sales, up of Garman aothlers, the tax cut more money, in the businessman’s man of the board of directors of the Banks across the nation are suf­ won‘t be playing because ofjs-TV 35 percent at O’Hare Airport in will only encourage investment if in­ commercial commitment., in h W s sooner. At the same time, he litonchester Chamber of 0>mmerce, fering from a shortage of revenues (Chicago and 25 percent at the U m toe impact of toe tax cut bill on terest rates decline. With high in­ E u i ^ . said, rapid depreciation will put resulting from loW savings. Phone B46-27B6 businesses will not be felt for a few terest rates, “ no matter how much V am "But ticket sales are good knd we PleaM turn to page 8 busiiiesses in the United States On an - NO SERVICE CHARGE PERSONAL-TEE “ PersonaliMed Fun & Sportswear **Done While You Wait y* 98t wrfUMi gvwMbIMg Ay IGWi expect to hold our own," said Lankarge who added, "W e’ll end up RaaarvaHom lar • HeMt • AMUMa • ItaamaMpa ^ I olMak* aMM MB to 01ltJO with the guys who come to generally 1027 tM n StrDN ----- support the tournament” that offors Evacuation flight 6300,600 bi prixes iacluding 154,000 to Today's Herald Enough support the' winner. . A well-financed campaign to repeal ’s MIMT-MAI^PRINTINC; - Laiikarge said those scheduled to 8PECIALIZINQ IN 4u en m n . . MAMMnM 040-im tax on unincorporated businesses has mustered •play Inclnddd current tour winners starts from Iran SUPERIOR MUFFLERS »I enou^ support to roll back the law during a.speclal FVw Zoeller, Ray Floyd,'Keith Plane sale We have an ample supply of T-shirts carry the Hanef. and Union label fall session of the Ugislature. Page 8. caHnmMnMaeipnRiHMa Fergus, Dave Barr, Jay Haas, Craig HMmUISCMMiLIIK. for both adults and children..We can storts. So when you only have n few lowoowpaamiia Is urged By United Press International 60 people. SPECIALISTS minutes to get a ^ t for someone come •H»r»,Tg!»**

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used by the U.S. navy and the Israeli air News Briefing * WASHINGTON (UPI) - Egyptian that ^ has gone to the limit.” United States to s^ply Saudi Arabia Carter, however, gloomily noted the with AWACS radar-and-command force. President Anwar Sadat, warning of a Sadat was asked his thoughts about a dangerous Soviet security belt in the peace talks that produced the 1979 Camp planes, he said. ft lityi X iiiiAiM David accords have bogged down and the '"You should not leave the Saudis like Middle East peace plan put forward Middle East, says the United ^ta te s Saturday by Saudi Arabian Prince Fahd y •70 V fvlMBit I W*1 . “h i^ hopes of those days have not been^, sitting ducks,” Sadat said. shi^d supply Saudi Arabia with XWACS in which Fahd suggested the Arab coun- planes and * W leave the Saudis like sit­ sustained.” Ihe administration’s intention to sell the aircraft has become a controversy in .trles would recognize -Israel if Israel ting ducks.” Earlier, Sadat warned on NBC’s would agree to an independent state for uta WlATMm FOTOOMT«?• ^ „„.j Before departing for Egypt Sunday “Meet the Press” that the Soviets have ' Congress. Sadat disclosed that before he traveled the Palestinians. night, Sadat finished his six-day United established a security belt running from “This is not the first time,” Sadat said. Afghanistan through Iran and the gulf to to the Sudan he "borrowed’l.one of the States stay with a courtesy visit to “They have stated this before. Plains, Ga., to meet his “d e ^ friend” South Yemen and then over to Chad and four U.S. Air Force AWACS planes now stationed in Saudi Arabia to "see what "But ... according to their own at­ Shuttle rolls former President C a ^ r, the engineer of Ubya. titude, when they sat in Baghdad, after the Camp David peace talks. “This is a very dangerous belt,” Sadat was happening around me’’ in More fasts set neighboring Libya and Chad. Camp David, and made the sanctions Sadat told a crowd of about 3,000 spec­ said. against Egypt and agreed upon acts of CAPE CANAVE9AL, Fla. CUPD - tators Carter “risked everything” in his As an example, he said Libya, with He also revealed he has asked the BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - T h e space shuttle Columbia, after Weather whom Egypt has been at odds, has 60’ United. States to supply Egypt with a severing the diplomatic relations and The IRA warned today that it has the attempts to negotiate peace in the Mid­ trying to chokex

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\ THE HERALD, Mon., Aug. 10,,1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD. Mon.. Aui. 10.19B1 Air controllers’ stress: Is it myth or fact? < I N e w s analysis WASHINGTON (UPI) - He iS an air traffic con­ Dr. James Lynch,, of tee University of Maryland’s New procedures, he said, allow more exact checks on workday, he sahL “ may have been simply due to troller in Leesburg, Va., and, at times, has worked In medical school, has reviewed Rose’s study and has blood pressure and factors such as tatting, or speaking tatting, to status difference.” fear -r afraid he would give the wrong signal to a pilot — to someone of higher status, may raise an individual’s Regardless, said Lynch, “These guys are not made his own. And he challenges tee-methodology of charlatans, they really believe this” is a high-stress job. triggering a fatal crab Rose’s study and shid It should be redone. blood pressure. Blood pressure rates taken during the ^ l U a kkes e Is one little booboo and your stomach’s Did indicate CD suit outcome? churning,” said tbe 34-year-dld striking controller who requested anonymity. “I’ve been scared so bad that I arguments, against the CDBG program. decision, except under extreme circum stan^. get the shakes.” judged by a prejudiced few. ,, He said one plane under his control went down In an By Paul Hendrie The defense contends that Intim ate issues, such Norko said these prejudiced arguments, mostly “This is a case involving a referendum, iteld Herald Reporter. directed at the fair housiiig requirements of the Squatrito. ‘“In this Instance, tee government had accident later attributed to pilot error. But, he said, as a distrust of big government and a fear that direct l^ la U o n Iw the people. This la a fdndam ^ “For the rest of my career, I still sit there and think I CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN CDBQ program, were later embraced by the town’s When legal aid and Justice Departmedt lawyers CDBG programs would ultimately cost local did something wrong.” \ taxpayers mopey, motivated most of Manchester’s voters. ^ tel right. The ju d i^ ry and this court have no right made tReir final arguments Friday in the dis­ to second-guess tee voters, excepf in rare in- Air traffic controllers say their job is an excessively crimination lawsuit against the town, some chinks voters. Blumenf^d asked for a rebuttal to that “Plaintiffs contend that ultimately, this group gutwrenching one. But some experts say in many DELI SPECIALS argument. (Concerqed Citizens) asserted powers far out of MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS in their armor were exposed. The pilaintlffs addressed this issue in their post­ regards it is no more stressful than driving in freeway Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld raised questions “Do you contend that everybody who voted for proportion to its actual numbers.” 8/L REG. OR MAPLE 4 4 iR A But Blumenfeld returned to the issue, wondering trial briefs, when th ^ argued teat a law passed by traffic. about the strength of the evidence that the town, as tbe referendum had discriminatory intent?” Pressures in control towers were among tee reasons Blumenfeld asked Schneider. if le^timate complaints — such as a backlash r^erendum Is no more valid than a law passed by a a whole, showed racial prejudice by voting in 1979 against big government — did indeed motivate legislature. cited when 13,000 air traffic controllers walked off their MCON...... to pull out of the Community Development Block “No, your hondr,” Schneider replied. WAYBE8T GENUINE BOAR8 HEAD VIRGINIA BRAND Manchester voters. “ ■ Jobs a week ago today. They complained tee govern­ jGrant program. “How many? You pick out a couple of people who ment refused to ease tensions by rejecting requests for CHICKEN LEG^...... » Whether Blumenfeld was merely playing devil’s are blatantly racist and who like nothing better »THE c a se ' can be decided. I will proceed to a shorter work week and improved benefits. . ’ 2 . 9 9 advocate — trying to satisfy himself that crucial than to stand up and say so,” said Blumenfeld. “But “’The big government V|uinent is a significant teat end,” pronounCed Blumenfeld, as be gaveled HAM...... o concern, as we observed in the last presidential Even among tee experts, medical opinion is divided LAND 0 LAKE8 WHITE issues in the case bad been adequately addressqfd — how do you protect the honest, decent citizen from the trial to a close. on the steess of cpiiding high speed, passenger packeiL ‘‘'having bis own interests satisfied without being election,” noted Blumenfeld. or whether he has serious doubts about the strength But for tee plaintiffs and tee government, tee jumbo jets and other aircraft through crowded airspace. WAYBE8T GENUINE of the case probably will not be known'^^until he tainted by the discriminatory remarks of a few?” Schneider agreed there are times when distrust troublesome question persits. How^ you prove . ’ 2 . 1 9 of big government is a real concern, but he main­ “T b m is no more stress involv^ in dertain respects AMERICAN CHEESE..... releases a decision later this summer. The judge’s question seemed to back Schneider what a town of 50,000 had on its mina when it went than in dMving an auto down tee freeway or in any other . CITTERIO into a comer. tained that in Manchester’s case, the phrase was a CHICKEN BREASTS But the crucial question seems to be tbe intent of “code word” used to put« respectable mask on to tee polls? job,” said Weaver, a spokesman for tee Federal Manchester voters when they went to the polls in Schneider replied that other evidence showed It’s a question tee plaintiffs and tee goverpment Aviation Administration’s training school at Oklahoma racially prejudiced voter motivation, but he had racist feelings. GENOA SALAMI...... * 3 . 8 9 April 1979. Did they vote to withdraw from the bad difficulty meeting head on. In an otherwise City, (%la. MUCKE’8 NATURAL CA8INQ difficulty pointing to anything specific. “Big government was the argument used against - etrong case, this may prove to be the Achilles heal. COLONIAL 8EMI-BONELE88 CDBG program to keep blacks out of the the (fair housing) brochure, it was the argument Dr. Robert M. Rose, who conducted a-$2.8 million predominently white town? He noted there was clearly a discriminatory Judge Blumenfeld has tee reputation of being an study on controller stress for tee FAA-, concluded tee “Manchester’s 1979 withdrawal was intended and effect .because of the CDBG witAdrawl and,- in es­ used against the fair housing officer, it was the activist judge, with liberal credentials, so perhaps HAIMS ...... ’ 2 . 1 9 argument always used whenever HUD challenged ' major factor In controller hypertension is a lack of com- FRANKS...... had the effect of perpetuating discriminatory sence, he argued that where there was an effect, be will accept Norko’s argument that racist Imimlcation with supervisors and the FAA. IMPORTED FROM IRELAND housing patterns,” cktimed legal aid attorney Ray­ there also must have been intent. Manchester’s performance (in meeting CDBG arguments by the Concerned Citizens group fueled.. requirements),” said Schneider. - R ^ said the striking controllers are off tee job mond R. Norko. However, Judge Blumenfeld did not appear con­ the entire debate. Perhaps he will a g m that '/ . “b ^ u s e they feel their poor morale and job problems IRISH BLARNEY CHEESE . ’ 2 . 9 9 But Blumenfeld was. not so sure. He wondered vinced by that argument, since the law requires CHIEF DEFENSE ATTORNEY Dominic J. arguments which, on the surface, appeared are not taken seriously by tee FAA,” not for more PEELED A DEVEINED that both discriminatory intent and effect must be how the motivation of voters could be determlhed. Squatrito todk the argument a step further. He said legitimate were In reality “code words” covering money or a shorter work week. "V/e dp have racial statements in the record by clearly proven. it is improper, not just impossible, for tee court to racial prejudice. He said tee chances of a controller developing BEEF LIVER leading proponents of the withdrawal,” replied LEGAL AID LAWYER Norko waltzed out of the determine tee motivation of voters. But a whole town is on trial and tee 77-year-old ^ hypertension are two to three times higher than other GARDEN^ FRESH . government lawyer George Schneider. "Some were same comer with a more imaginative argument. Squatrito maintained that the court has a judge is being asked, in effect, to label all of viiite inales in tee same age groups. direct. Others were indirect.” Norko noted that the campaign for the pull-out “constitutional prohibition” on overturning wnchester as racist. But, said one FAA researcher, “Those people PRODVCE SPECIALS^ The answer did not satisfy Blumenfeld. was spearheaded by the conservative Concerned referendum results “placed on it by the framers of Will Blumenfeld find there is enough evidence to robably would become hypertensive whatever they go 8 WIPT8 BROWN N 8ERVE Even the defense has admitted that some bigots Citizens for ^nchester Develojpment and that tee Conctitutioif.” ’ rule-that Manchester residents went ^ tee polls for Sito.” He said tee profession seemb to attract people spoke out against the CDBG program. But the several leading members of that group have been He said it would violate tee separation of powers tee expressed purpose of barring blacks from this prone to that condition. SAUSAGE ANY VARIETY.. .8 oz. pkg JUMBO CELLO imUCE . .defense maintains that the whole town cannot be identified in court as haying publicly made racist doctrine for the court to delve into an electorate’s mostly white town? Dr. C arles F. Booze Jr., chief of medical statistics toy tte FAA’s civil aeromedical institute, said data does not back controllers’ claims of more'than 80 percent NECTARINES Ih. preretirement mortality. . HILL8HIRE FARM8 “That’s not anywhere near correct,” he said, adding a study on medical disqualifications indicates only about KKIMSA.- CANTALOUPES 22 percent of controllers fall to reach retirement. Town dental plan Booze’s study said there is a substantially higher In­ Day care cidence of psycboneuroUc disorders among controllers, but the morbidity experience of controllers “does not SEEDLESS GRAPES appear excessive compared with the experience of other is funided off to slow start outside groups studied.” His study also said no “ideal” comparison group is available. E E l l I The Manchester Human Resources Development Agency . The town’s reduced 'cost dental ticipating d e ists. Eiigibility cards will receive a state grant to continue program for low income families is are good for obq^year. State strikes Dr. Turek said she thinks tee a local day care program, Governor off to a slow start, with only seven 8MITHFIELD William O'Neill has announced. applications received since tbe program wilt grow gradually. “If program (qiened July 1. 700 people bad suddenly appeared on lb. *1.99 The 566,541 grant will help support DOMESTIC COOKED HAM I)r, Alice Turek, town health our doorstep, we would not be able tee five-year-old Manchester Elarly given support; LEAN CENTER CUT Learning Center. director, said she is satisfied with to handle ttat,” she said. “This The program provides day care response to tee program. way, one person will start and if he’s lb. * 1.09 services to about 30 pre-school “I prefer having the program satisfied, he’ll tell his friends and PORK CHOPS start very slowly. Yon don’t want to they’ll join the program and we’ll children whose parents are working COUNTRY 8TYLE or enrolled in job training overwhelm tee dentists, if youjnun- get rolling.” flights added programs. Included in the program date tee dentists, they maynot like lb. » 1.39 are educational and recreational ac­ the program,” she said. WINDSOR LOCKS (UPl) — Air traffic controllers in PORKRIBS tivities and health and nutrition According to Dr. Turek, tee seven Connecticut welcomed increased support from other programs. applications received cover IS peo­ Five missing hrea'labor groito» at the close of their first week on I\o Substitute The grant brings the amount of ple. Dr. Tiirek said most applicants atrilc. We Give Old Fashioned the state’s participation in the were young, single males, At the same time, ftl^ t service at the state’s largest For Quality program to 5274,461 since 1978. “probably striking out on their in boat crash alroort reached Its most efficient level since tee Butcher Service ... own.” The program also takes in walkout began. Officials said about 92 percent of noy- some preschool children, but no NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Coast maUy scheduled flin ts at Bradley International were 'M'-n school-aged 'children at this point, Guard today searched for five peo­ haiflled Sunday. STORE HOURS: she said. ple tossed into Long Island Sound Controllers were Joined by members of three other 317 Highland S t Fire calls Dr. Turek said tbe Health Depart­ when their 36-foot motor bbat unl. A(j|ams St. (Eighth District) ly scheduled to be funded under the The collision occurred about mid­ “We’re gaining a lot of support from these people, ■M M M lM lllllllAllllllllBBBB ^turday, 9:38 p.m. —Sto'/e fire, (Community Development Block night between Old Saybrook and ' said D ^ e rs. “And we hope to come up with methods 96 Tudor Lane, Apt. F. (Eighth Grant program, but tta t money was Strateold. and procedures to use tee support.” ,4 ..* District) lost when the town voted in a The Coast Guard said it was DeW rs claimed the Ihnlt on pickets was calculate to GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY Sunday, 12:23 a.m. —Structure referendum to withdraw'from tee believed the motor boat sank. It was keep tee controllers away from the terminal where fire. Elm Street extension.(Town) program. Montes of negotiations not known what happened to tee other milon workers might be reluctant to cross their LAND O LAKES SLICED Sunday, 12:47 a.m. —Mutual aid to followed, with 25 members of the barge. picket lines. . . . v j Town Fire Department, standy at Manchester Dental Society joining The spokesman said two 41-foot Last week, the state’s most powerful labor leader --- BATORADE...... WHITE AMERKAH CHEESE...... «.»1.39 headquarters. (Eighth District) on a voluntary basis. Coast Guard rescue boats and one John DrlscoU, president of tep Connecticut State Labor DUNCAN HINIS . 1 BREYER’S According to teeRental program 82-foot cutter were searching for tee Council, AFL^TO — urged union workers statewide to CAKE MIXES...... -J guidelinesr^ qualify for the missing victims. A h elico i^ also b o ^ t t the airlines tea show of soUdarity with tee con- D im CROCKin MADv TO sinvz ^ g W YOGURT...... 3A1.00 -Angels graduate reduced rate dratal care program a joined tee search, tee spokebman MRS. PAUL’S family of three must have an in­ said. ! ^ * m o r e than 23 pickets can walk lines at a time - FR0STIN8 8 ...... j SPRINGFIELD, M a ^ U P I ) - come lower than 59,855. The limit The hearch area, the spokesman elA t the aiiM rt’s taternational terminal and 15 FRIED S C A U O P S...... 702.?2.59 Members of the G uaiS n Angels for a family of four is 913,615. said, extended from Orient Pointi at the approach to Bradley ojf Route 75. COFFEE...... ie«x.08R I NEW CHEF BOY AR DEE planning to patrol the city’s streets Families who qualify receive an N.Y., to East Lyme, 0)nn., and Ken Robert, assistant manager at Bradlejr, said tee CAWS ASSORtTlD K l l l < CHEESE, SAUSAGE, PEPPERONI will receive their diplomas tonight Best of eligiblity card from tee Health ^fr^^H am son Point to Mattituck, nnm w of travelers at tee airport Sunday may have SALAD DRES8IN6S ...... at tee Springfield Civic Center. Department and a list of par­ been the highest since the strike began and two airlines auLDurs sncv dhown Q /Q n g EHGUSH MUFFM P IQ A S ... •1.69 Twenty persons have been trained the crop had bHAkI flights to accommodate the Increase. He said USAlr bad added 11 fllghta and United Airlines MUSTARD...... J J since May in the Springfield chapter Above, Charles Oore of DULMONTU A /Q Q C of the national organ^tion, which ’ had put on one extra flight. , HAWAHAHjniHCH...... »» 79< ptarted in New York City to help 669 Main St., left, and “Nminally on a Sunday it’s slow until tee afteraoon or SWEET PEAS...... HOWARD JOHNSON CHICKEN OR TURKEY combat the growing rate of street E d Cook of 96 Health problems e v ^ , ” ssJd Robert. “But today, it’s been pretty con­ niMNA ISO - ASSORTSD # R ^ crime. Glenwood St. dig gested ^ day.” CATFDODS...... ^ Q CROQUETS ...... Police Chief Paul Fenton has through bags of corh SENECA publicly praised the group, but looking for the best &HITETUNA ...... 701. hihroiii Iijw Police-Commission Chairman ears at the farmer’s found at company OMUO Q /D D R APPLE JUICE...... 12.x. Samuel Marsella has expressed fear market Saturday mor­ Airpdrt service SOAP PADS...... lOeountAtoi/ W HOOD ^ 4 • ffk teat tee Guardian Angels, will go ning on Main Street In KOBNIII CHIM, KOSHU DILLS or fOUSH DILLS A A A beyond the boundaries of what a ICECREAM ...... ,... 1/2|aNon I b * w front of St. Ja m e rt ATLANTA (UPI) - Bladder and containing DMAPN. After the citizen-can legally do in fighting better In region VLASIC PICKLES ...... - BOYER * crime. Church. At left, while sexual problems . suffered by catalyst was removed from the their parents were busy workers at a MarMehead, Mass., process, tee symptoms cleared up PEAHUT BUTTER BAR...... not. selling farm produce at synthetics plant has been linkod to a for moat workers. ' By Unltad Pre«8 International RED KIDNEY BEANS OBd Cross burning the farmer's market chemical catalyst used in making But three months later, 14 of the Alrnorte throughout New England reported traffic Saturday, William polyureteene foam. KM workers still bad persistent ftowing at hear-normal levels az the national ^ traffic WESTFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Nefiko of South Wlnd- Federal health officials said a symptoms and 11 of teem par­ , cooti^ers strike ente^lts second study by Harvard University ticipated in a follow-up stady two Police say a burned cross and Kn - ^soK left, and Michael Controllers, many of them unsure of whether ttey Klux Klan literature was discovered researchers indicated some workers years lahir. wouU ever return to their Jobe, continued to watt piAet BBSWS 8H 1W 1HI Palazil of East Klllingly | m4iA roHpon dt 7.30 purrAnt^ during tee weekend in front of Norte were exposed to the chemical “While iome symptoms Improved lines as the F4A prepared to send out hundreds of ad­ |irlfA coupon g* 7..1W fiiirrhn^^ ft irilfc K' 7,30 pHrrA(iRr| Middle School. fOMnd shelter from the DMAPN suffwed side efiects more considerably after removiri ftom ditional terteSutton notices. ' . I irltA coupon S: 7.XO purchase 1 1 Tbe cross, made of two thin 3-foot- rain underneath a sign than two years after exposure. exposure, many symptoms and LetterS'bave alreadyfbeen sent to nearly 400 of the 8/L lohg wooden slats and covered with and feasted on grapes. Harvard researchers first studied neurologic abnormaUtle* persiatod, ^gian’s 747 controllers. About» percent of the con­ I CLINOFREI I I .CAL60NITE \ ■ gauze and gasoline, was found early a 1978 outbreak of- bladder and symptoms of sexual dytfimction trollers are not striking. . j . i BLEACH neuropathy among KM workers at appeared to become more I fantastik !' I FOR DISHES I I 320Z. Sunday by firefighters answering an Airnorts In Rhode Island and Boston reported traffic I St oz. I ! SHEETS I I 40OZ. I ' alarm. the Lear Siegler, Inc., pidyureteane- prominent,” the study said. was iSnnal for a Sunday. to Coimecticte. Bradley Inter­ ■ 24 COUNT I Authorities said because tee two foam products, plant, tee Center for In M 1980 examination, 10 of tlte national Airport experienced a surge of traffic and pamphlets left with tee cross were * Disease Control reported. 11 evaluated in bote studies still FREE The CQC reportod the findings in sbowe^symptoms with seven ; *1.69 ; I mimeographed copies and not *"jMpS^ral Aviation Administration spokeman 99< 1 descriung' urinary hesitant and lapmied‘‘no deltqn of any significance” at to)gan toter- I « • I oriipnal documents, police believe its Morbidi^ ai^ Mortality Weekly Report. five reporting sexual difficulties. I ■ I ^ ■ I VAUD AUO. 11 TO AUO. IS tte incident was a prank. , Airport In Boston. N VALIDpudL 11'rbau4l ii I v a l id AUO. 11 TO A u a is I The researchers were sponsored When thhre is exposure to “The weather Is a pntelem, but vdiatever they have I Valid auU. ii tb I iMM UMiSLSfSwSLi I by tee Nattonal Institute of Oc­ neurotoxic agents, there is not often eehadoled lit getting out,” he said. The weather for half I ihQHUND PARK MKT. Now you know ^ cupational Safety and Health, a a good follow-up and many of these alternated betWM fine drizzle and Riowera un- brdnch of the CDC, which had also problems may be'persisteht,” said low clouds. The greatest known welfare swin­ investigeted a similar outbreak at a Dr. Jim Melius, chief of the Haxard Carolyn Walden, a spokeswoman for the dle was teat of a gypsy, Anthony , Md., plant which used Evaluation and Technical Port Authority, which runs Logan, said IlilU lllllIttU lllIn llll Moreno, who invented 117 fictitious tbe same chemical process. Assistance branck at NI08H. “to ‘ the latest figures Indicated there were 632 flints Satur­ families and 3,000 cbiUran on which The symptoms were associated thik study we find a- long-term day There are usually 600 to 700 flights on a Saturday, be claimed benefits ftom 1900 to with tbe use of a chemical catolyst effect.” ahe'saM. 1968 in Marseilles, France. /

•V • > THE HERALD, Mon., Aug: 10, 1981 - 7 6 - THE HERALD, Mon., Aug. 10, mi Three held I u 'Whistle blowers' I in robbery OPlIHlOlH / Commentary • - o' • claim hcH^assment

BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Three New York men who allegedly held up 40 to 50 pool hall patrons at gun­ point were in Jail today awaiting at Veterans' home 4 ' '• arraignment. The men allegedly entered the superiors, given a bad work evalua­ Romero Poolroom early Saturday, ROCKY HILL (UPI) - Three tion and suspended three .days fqr ordering patrons to place their cash employees of the state Veterans allegedly trying to intimidate a Home and Hospital claim they have and personal valuables on the floor. superior. ‘ In nuclear war half of U.S. Police said one of the men fired a been harassed by. superiors and co­ Bentley, who is black, said verbal shot into the celling as he entered workers for reporting improprieties abuse against him included racial it one-up on the other official bomb Transportation Secretary Drew the pool room, which two officers in that led to the firing of Commandant WASHINGTON — Anywhere from would be available for planned slurs. shelters. Lewis’ attempt to reorganise a nearby cruiser heard. Robert Houley. Ajello said the whistleblowers law 80 million to 150 million Americans evacuation.” The report does not es­ The officers sped in the direction The workers, Ekiward LaDouceur, timate how many would he killed in l^t the disarmament agency theFederal i Aviation Ad­ “contains no real protection” and would probably be killed outright in ministration’s regional offices on of the shot. Just as the three men William Bentley and Norman Roy, blamed the Legislature for taking a a nuclear exchange with the Soviet a sneak attack. notes that even the Special Facility were fleeing the poolroom. said they retorted the improprieties If the Russians will hold off for "would be vulnerable to direct at­ the q.t. good idea and drafting a bad law. Union. This is the secret estimate of Jack Anderson A chase ensued and the three men to state Attorney General Carl Sen. W illiam C iirray, D- four or five years, a few million tack by nuclear weapons.’’ In a letter to Budget Director Ajello, expecting protection under the Arms Control and Disarmament David Stockman, Le.wis urged that werp.taken Into custody about three Farmington, agreed the statute is , fnore Americans might make it BAD TIMING; Nine con­ blodu away. Charged with first Connecticut’s 1979 “whistler Agency, which raises serious doubts Washinqton Merry-Qo-Round the controversial move be-carried not as strong as it should be. about the U.S. ability.to "win” a through at least the initial stages of gressional aides, sdU-styled experts (Hfpree- robbery were Henry Hart, blowers’ statute/’ ; But he said the “spirit of the law a nuclear holocaust, “avil defense on Asian affaira,. picked an em­ out quickly and in secrecy — M, of Fluddng, N.Y., his brother The three claimed Ajello reneged nuclear-war. precisely because it was controve^ , is clear; The AG’s office (attorney programs plm ed for the period barrassing time ' to accept an Julius Hart, M, of Jamaica, N.Y. on a promise of protection. general) and every state agency is In fact, even these awesome sial. "Publicity during the initim Ajello, however, said no figures are based on the assumption after 1985 mignt increase survivors expenses-paid junket from a and W arren Singleton, 31, of to extend every effort to protMt to 50 to 70 percent of the population, Taiwanese university. The bipar­ planning and implementational Manhattan. assurances were given and his office people who are punished for doing that there would he enough advance stages could create delays,” he has no power under the law to knowledge of the Soviet attack to again in term s of immediate tisan delegation arrived in Taiwan They were held in the city’s police the right thing.” effects,” the report states. That last week to take part in seminars wrote, "and unduly arouse public^- lo^nip, pendiiw arraignment today provide such protection. conduct a planned evacuation of terest groups.” in S up^or Court. Houley was fired last December large population centers. means the body count would be sponsored by Soo Chow University, What makes the situation sticky is For that reason, Lewis added, for improperly' using $50,000 to The arms control agency, ap­ "only” about 70 million to 115 Though they might not have much the disarmament agency/puts ^it. repair and furnish the comman­ million. ’These less-favored leaders are the that the trip coincides with protests "consultation with, other federal Qov. Hugh Carey of New York dribblea the Conference in Atlantic City, N.J. Playing In Police seek parently trying to accentuate the of a nation left to govern — or for the background (left to right) are Maryland dant’s home. very long — America’s top leaders responsibility of the Federal by congressmen irate over the agencies, state and_Iocal ball around Gov. Frank White of Arkanaas as positive, words its ' horrifying The secret report was reviewed governments on the proposed Daredevil dies Gov. Harry Hughes, Idaho Gov. John Evans In interviews last week, the prediction this way: “By 1985, given by my associate Dale Van Atta. In would probably survive a nuclear Preparedness Agency, whiph "has mysterious death of a Pittsburgh- he makes his way down court during a workers claimed Houley presented exchange. developed procedures for the based Taiwanese professor, Chen changes will not take place until- COLEBROOK (UPI) - State pickup basketball benefit game by gover­ and Maine Gov. Joseph Brennan. (UPI them with a gift of brass whistles — 4 escapees a planned evacuation, it is estimated an almost-offhand way, it after Office of Management and that 35-65 percent of the U.S. popula­ acknowledges that even the The Defense Department has protection of government officials WeniCheng, on a recent visit to pqlicp say a num who died in a 150- nors attending the 73rd National Governors photo) symbolic of their whistle-blowing. HARTFORD (UPI) - State and elaborate evacuation plans fdr the and has designated sites for Taipei. He plunged from a high-rise Budget approval.” foot leap into the waters of The LaDouceur, a purchasing services local police today searched for four tion might survive the immediate pro^ams planned .f(9 the years Lewis got Stockman’s OK, and effects of a large-scale nuclear at­ after 1985 won’t do mdch for those president and his immediate staff, relocating top federal officials.” balcony after hours of questioning Colebrook Dam nuy have taken the assistant at the home where he has inmates who overpowered guards they delayed telling Congress until Jump as a daredevil stunt. tack.” who hope to survive fnore than a few and presumably for the top military The president, and those in line of by Taiwan secret police. worked 18 years, claimed he was and escaped from the Hartford. brass as well. The objective is to succession to the presidency, would The death also raised charges that less than thfee weeks before the Police said Jeffrey-Robidoux, 28, temporarily assigned to a less- Correctional Center. The doomsday report states that weeks. The civil defense program’s climbed a tower at the ohm.Satur­ ‘‘prior warning of an impending "main priority is reduction of im­ keep what the Pentagon calls the presumably be evacuated tb the Taiwanese official spy on dis^ plan was to take effect. Concerned Schweiker to .explain important job as a cashier, moved Police using blood hounds tracked day afternoon and leaped into mediate casualties — within a “national command authority” in­ “Special Facility,” one of T9 sidents living in this country. But congressmen immediately to a different office and given a poor the men Sunday night to the Stowe nuclear attack represents-, a key protested. The secretive secretary waters beneath. His body was work evaluation, all because of his planning assumption.” But it bases month after an attack.” the report tact and able to function in a crisis. emergency centers within 300 miles the controversy didn’t stop our Village housing project, where a has now put his proposal in a holding recovered Sunday by state police whistle-blowing. search was bding conducted. this assumption on a dubious says. It adds; "Assuring long-term On a slightly less exalted pecking of Washington. ’The Special Facility eager congressional Gang of Nine. pattern until later tois month, divers. He also said supervisors in­ Officials said the men over­ premise, namely "that a crisis survivability and national recovery order are those officials considered is~"hardened against moderate blast SECRETARY IN SNEAKERS: Members of Congress and ai^ne Copyright, 1981, United Feature Troopers from the Canaan terrogated him publicly about powered two guards in a visiting period lasting several weeks would create problems which exceed the irreplacable for the "continuity of damage and provides a high degree barracks, dam police and representatives are steaming at Syndicate, Inc. new social programs whether he had provided informa­ area in the jail’s eastern wing short­ occur and, therefore, that time scope of the program.” essential government functions,” as of fallout protection” — which puts firefighters searched for RobidbUx tion to investigators. ly before 9:30, broke through a win­ until about 11 p.m. Saturday without His charges are contained in a dow and then scaled the 12-foot success. '' will succeed Busbee as chairman of -labor grievance filed with the state ATT-ANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - were anything but relaxed about the prison wall. ’The guards suffered A n editorial ^ The search resumed Sunday moi^ impact of the Reagan program on the NGA Tuesday, said, “The value' and scheduled for a hearing next minor injuries, police said. ning and Robidoux’s body was found President Reagan sent Health and of block grants cannot be tested by Human Services Secretary Richard their states. month. The four were indentified as R o b e r t about 10:45 a.m. ’The governors were greeted , in what .we have before us.” Roy, a painting supervisor who Charles Devorce, 23; Aminia Troopers said they believed the Schweiker to explain the new look in Other Republican governors such has worked at the home since 1975, Florez, 26; Angel Diaz, 29; and W f i social programs to the ad­ Atlantic (3ty by an NGA analysis Jump was a stunt and not a suicide that showed states would lose about as Robert ()rr of Indiana and Lamar ,. claimed his coworkers were told not Steven Muray, 20. attonpt. ministration’s clearly restive allies Alexander of Tennessee called the to talk to him and he was accused of State police said Florez, also What's wrong with among the nation’s governors today. 815 billion as a result of the tax.and An autopsy probably wUl be per­ budget cuts they gave their support new system a “golden opportunity” stealing lumber when veterans ac­ known as Pedro Santana, was in jail formed at Winsted Memorial Schweiker'drew what could be a to show the states and the public tually had given him scraps from a lightning rod assignment — an last winter. on a murder conviction and two Ho^ital, police said. ^ (3ov. George Busbee, D-Ga., out­ could do a better Job of dealing With craft program to burn in his wood others were in prison on federal appearance before the National social problems than Washington. Reagan's stand Governors’ Association, which was going NGA chairman, told reporters stove. robbery convictions. it was obvious “there is going to be a But a number of Democrats, who He also said he was given his first meeting within sight and sound of hold a 27-23 edge in the NGA, were “poor” job evaluation in 12 years as Air quality report the clanking slot machines and cutback in state services or a mam­ The real Tw<^ie in crash moth tax Increase.” Later, when scathing in their criticism. a state employee. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Reagan has taken a bold stand their stand. Reagan should have whirling roulette wheels of New ‘"There has been a lot of sizzle but Bentley, affirmative action of­ Department of Environmental jiiBmnEN (UPI) — Two 20-year- Jersey’s gambling-reborn seaside Gov. Richard Snelling, R-Vt., asked in the strike by air traffic con­ known this. his colleagues at a committee not much steak,” said Gov. Eldmund ficer at the home, said he has been Protection forecast moderate air debate old Meriden men died when their vacatioa spa. G. Brown Jr., D-Calif., suggesting called names by coworkers and across Connecticut for today. . trollers. But, for all his There is a disturbing similari­ car went out of control on slick He was to discuss operation of the meeting how many intended to raise ty between Reagan’s stand on WASHINGTON (NEA) — Con- taxes, no hands went up. that “chaos and insupportable cut­ decisiveness, he has only made pavement on the Berlin ’Turnpike, new "block grant” approach to backs” in needed public service the problem worse. the strike and a solution he at trary to the headlines and the public police said. federal aid for state-run human The idea of block grants was to consolidate a number of single­ could result. In a situation that calls for the one time proposed to end the statements, the bitter battle that Pronounced dead at (he scene of resources programs and his. Sunday, White House aide Rich Unhappy fans set the accident Saturday night were purpose federal programs into large utmost in negotiating skills, Iran hostage crisis. recently threatened to remove •' audience showed advance signs of Williamson tried to reassure the William Casey from his post as Jam es L. D arin and Janptes deep skepticism about the plan as it blocks of funds that states could Reagan has chosen the tactics'of During the 1980 presidential allocate to solve the problems they governors lhat the president “'Will director of the central intelligence Pretanier. r finally passed Congress last wedc. go back to Capitol Hill” for more confrontation. He has had campaign, Reagan said the Police said the victims were A number of the 4S governors on decided needed the most attention. had little to do with his past business' Congress did approve some block and better block grante, saying baseball card fine striking air contollers fired. United States ought to tighten dealings or his appointment of Max thrown so feet after the car went out hand sauntered around the huge Reagan and the governors “are of control in the northbound lane, gambling complex in sports clothes grants, but.even Reagan’s strongest White House staff say the the financial screws on Iran and Hugel as his deputy. backers among the governors were . pulling on the same oar.” president never seriously con­ threaten to expel the United skidded 180 feet, and rolled over. Sunday, but their comments at the NEW BRITAIN (UPI) ’Two newspapers asking fellow fans to It had everything to do with the It was not known who was driving, opening sessions of the NGA’s 73rd dissatisfied because of restrictions contribute to the blaze as a protest Nations from American shores barrels of baseball cards — in­ sidered any other approach to view of many in the intelligence police said; summer meeting indicated they imposed on their use. Snelling, who over the 50day baseball strike. if it didn’t bring an end to the community and of a growing cluding one 1952 Mickey Mantle solving the labor dispute. worth $1,300 — were doused with “I think it’s a great idea,” said They say he end^ a strike crisis. number on Capitol Hill that Casey ^ lighter fluid and reduced to ashes by Bruce Palmer, 30, of Bristol, who threat by public employees in His position certainly was a was the wrong man for the Job. It ^ Cope Cod nurses strike burned-up fans who “aren’t ready to donated 1,000 cards. “We’ve been California when, he warned that bold one. But it almost certainly also had something to do with, an kiss and make up.” paying enough for the players.” »)cw M m “Little League baseball is more strikers would lose their jobs. wouldn’t have worked. HE.W&-NEA older debate over CIA priorities, ’The ringleader was David Cartier, specifically the relative importance 43, of Plainfield, who sells baseball exciting to watch anyway,’’ But anyone familiar with the The Iranian militants weren’t of covert activities and teduiology cards for a living and contributed grumped Eleanor Riggot of New about to bend to financial Britain, mother of two little issues in the air contollers’ st­ in gathering intelligence. 25,000 cards to Sunday’s bonfire. rike could have predicted that the pressure. They would only have Hospital almost shut down “I represent all the fans who leaguers. Casey survived not because no “I didn’t-niiss baseball at all,” threat of job loss wouldn’t bring been more fanatical in their serious improprieties were found in aren’t ready to welcome baseball back with open arms — the fans who said Richard DlUman, 32, of Bristol, them back to work. anti-U.S. feelings. And even his past but because the White The SEIU represents about 600 on July 29,” she said. “The MNA Open forum / Readers' views HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) - White- KMlay notice that they would strike said it would strike Sunday, today’s aren’t ready to kiss and make up who contributed\500. cards to the Manchester resident John threat of expulsion from the U.S. licensed practical nurses, House convinced Sen. Barry uniformed Nurses picketed for the unless a contract agreement was date. The SEIU said it would strike because we know we’ve been had,” blaze. “My garden is Rowing better Driggs is typical of the proud wouldn’t be enough to make the Goldwater, chairman of the Senate ; reached. Only the emergency room teohnicians and other support staff said Cartier, holding slighter to his this year because of it.” SencTietters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 first full day today in front of (hipe at Cape Cod’s largest hospital. The and-or picket. people in the Professional Air United Nations accomplish I Select Committee on Intelligence, remained open. “The SEIU voted Thursday. If we Mickey Mantle collector’s item. ’The protest drained much of Car­ Cod’s largest hospital in a strike union voted Thursday to Join tier’s inventory — about 25,000 cards Traffic Controllers Organiza­ something as difficult to achieve that the administration and the ;; that has nearly shut down the facili­ More than 300 registered nurses, had waited to ’Thursday i)ight we ‘"This is my way of showing dis­ who walked out at 7 a.m. Sunday, picketing, but not to strike. pleasure with the baseball strike,” worth $3,000, not including the Man­ tion. He says conditions are so as the freeing of the hostages. Republican Party would be harmed ^ * ty at the peak of the tourist crush. Hospital spokeswoman Ann could not possibly evacuate and give The Cape Cod Hospital Board of were Joined on round-the-clock patient care to 288 patients we had he added, dropping the flaming $1,- ■ tle card.. intolerable for controllers that Reagan only would have neighborhood, his telephone does not, Manchester residents. if the CIA chief had to be cut loose. Williams said one of the reasons for But the financial loss didn’t phase Casey helped his own cause by * Trustees met for 4)4 houn Sunday, picket lines by members of the Ser­ at that time.” 300 card into one of the barrels out­ he would rather lose his job than succeeded in raising the level of go directly to the Manchester office. Do you live near town-owned pro­ vice Employees International the SEIU layoffs was uncertainty him. Choices promising to pay more attenticn to but details of the meeting were not The nurses, represented by the side bis baseball card shop. go back to work. He insists, per­ tension and in throwing away Sophisticated equipment is in the perty? Maybe an old industrial Union, many of whom were laid off whether the union would walk out in Massachusetts Nurses Association, About 20 supporters, whose collec­ “The important thing is for the . detail, to consult more regularly ~ made public. No talks were sympathy with the nurses, players and management to realize suasively, that money isn’t by one of the few bargaining cards process of development by the building no longer in use? Even a s(diedoled between hospital offidato because of the shutdovm. Saturday rejected the hospital’s tions made up the rest of the 64,000- telephone company which will make single house which you may or may with congressional oversight doni- "I was Just out and there are a lot represented by the Massachusetts that the fans are not going to let any means the real issue. available to him. on -911 and registered nurse represen­ two-year <»ntract offer of a 9 per­ card blaze, cheered as the cards a direct access to the town 911 not know is for sale is a danger. mittees, to defer more frequently to of people out there singing, chanting Nurses Association. cent increase each year plus fringe turned to ashes. themselves be treated as pawns any When workers find a job so un­ Let’s hope the president learns tatives. “We did this basically because we system possible within a few years. Zatcb those properties closely and the advice of agency professionals Scores of patients were dis- and shouting,” said one nurse. benefits. Cartier, owner of Cartier’s Fair- longer,” he said. bearable they will strike for the virtue of compromise and in­ To the Editor: and, above all, to refrain fron ., “There are about 150 people... (but) were given a strike notice by both ball Card Co., placed ads in local always be prepared to protect your duMed or transferred to other the MNA July 20 and the SEIU back A better work conditioifs, the telligent negotiating before the Mr. Robert J. Kings’s recent Stephen T. Penny neighborho^’s integrity, because if naming another outsider to a key ' DOfPlUlIBhospitals after the the nurses gave a it’s ® veryYW*/ orderly.” threat of firing will onlv harden next crisis. lettep to the edi,tor of the Mayor of Manchester the Board of Directors is willing to CIA post. In fhct, says a con­ Manchester Herald relative to the do it to Holl Street, they can doJt to gressional source, it was Casey’s • school repaving of the streets in the Bryan you,'too. ’ willingness to admit the error of the * Farms area following the sanitary Feel safe and secure in your com­ Hugel nomination that started to • Fires raging across California '.sewer installation deserves a reply. A quiet fy little home? So did we, but we turn things around. ^ Sanitary sewer installation costs Almost everyone agrees that ’We’re still worried about the south Berry's World suspect our elected officials are about ^ people. In the central Oregon others. side of the blaze, but the firefighters are assessed against abutting selling our safety, our peace and Casey has not done a good Job at the Z By United PreM International There was no estimate of when the property owners. ’The standard town Brazil and'iiraif flTM raged acron 27,• town of Redmond, four pe

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LMtaf W. Rog«r* John E. Kaltoy BOLTON - Lester W. Rogers, 68, EAST HARTFORD - John' E. enou votes of 45 Watrous Road, Bolton, died Kelley of 60 Broad St., died Sunday • sr Saturday at Manchester Memorial at Hartford Hospital. He was the t , Hospital from ^heart attack he suf­ husband of Helen M. Kelley.- fered at home. He was the husband Funeral services will be held 3 of Dorothy (Lamprecht) Rogers. Wednesday from the Farley- tax Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Same as before, NL bests AL He was bom in Norwich on Aug. 9, ,1912, and had lived in Bolton for the Ave., at a time to be announced. ^ V ' past 30 years. Before retiring igil976 Friends may call at the funeral Star and I didn’t want to be on p Winfield in what has become a but after Lynn said he couldn’t play sponsored tax from the beginning. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Apparent­ Buddy Bell line# a sacrifice fly to he was a truck driver for the former home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. By Kfite Mch^hon , the eighth oft a totally ineffective 'losing team,” said Baker. “I knew it famiUar AL lament. "It’s just one of 1 had to put Tony in earlier than I' The 5 percent tax on net Income of ly, MunIcipaT Stadium has run out of RoIUe Fingers proved to be the left. After a fielder’s choice, REA Express Co. of Hartford for 30 Memorial donations to tnc M. United Prees International ’ Milwaukee’s Ted Simmons was up to me to get the ball.” those, things ... we’ll be back next wanted to,” said AL Manager Jim years. Louise Sweetland Scholarship Fund unincorporated businesses grossing miracles. game-winning blow in an exciting Buoyed by Baker’s acrobatics, the year to try again.” Frey of Kansas City. "The players more than 150,000 is estimated to Cleveland’s ■ Len Barker, who three-hour battle that featured four grounded an RBI single to knock out He was a U.S. Air Force veteran in care of Blessed Sacrament HARTFORD — Conneoticut law­ Hooton and stake the AL to q two- NL cut it to 4-3 in the seventh on were disappointed we didn’t win but of Wold War U. Besides his wife, he Church, East Hartford. makers have taken heat all summer raise 645 million In revenue for the hurled a perfect game at Municipal NL home runs and a solo shot by the (barter’s homer that skimmed off In this year of the split season it now it’s on to the rest of the state during fiscal 1981-82. Stadium less than three months ago, AL’s Ken Singleton. run lead. leaves a son, Wayne W. Rogers of over the state’s new tax on unincor­ A1 Oliver of Texas then lofted a fly the top of the center field fence. seemed fitting that the master of season.” porated business, encountering ' ’The law affects unincorporated was the American League’s most "I wasn't looking for a homer but the split-fingered fastball — St.- Manchester; a sister, Helen to short left^»nter beyond the Im- Both of Carter’s, homers chme on Considerable pre-game spwula- Coughlin of Manchester; a grand­ angry taxpayers while waiting for doctors, lawyers and many small effective pitcher iq Sunday night’s 1 knew I was goiM to get my the first pitch of We Inning an^his ' Louis reliever Bruce Sutter — con­ tion revolved around fan reaction to daughter and several nieces and Coliimbus Woodward ferries and garbage pickups,in businesses. S2nd All-Star Game. hacks,” said Schmi^who beat out eagerness was well-designed. tinued to make the All-Star Game the players following the crippling Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden,., nephews. HARTFORD — Funeral services ^leaters and doctdrs’offices. But even his continued perfection Churter for tho-4980'NL MVP award. “On the first homer, I knew Ken­ his private playground. Sutter, who seven-week strike^and the NL was Private funeral services will be were held today foi\ Columbus Small business groups have waged was waiting for bis wife at her doc­ wasn’t enough to avert a 10th “I tbengSr the key was when we ny (Forsch) from the NL and I know has two wins and two saves in four roundly booed when it took the field. Tuesday at the Holmes Funeral Woodward of Hebron Street. He-was^ a Well-financed and organized cam­ tor’s office when the physician came straight National League victory — kept then! from having a big inning he likes to throw the inside fastball All-Star appearances, pitched the Hoe, 400/Main St. Burial will be in the father of David Woodwgrd.joT paign jnishin^ repeal of the tax, and out to debate the new tax. the 18th in the last 19 games to what when they had the bases loaded.” ' on the first pitch,” said Carter. “’In ninth to save the victory fomSan The introduction of Seaver, one of the veteran’s s^etion of East Manchester. He leaves seven other the latest count shows there are Smoko said some of the phone has become a dreary AL ritual, Singleton’s second-inning homer ‘We want it the seventh, I had heard Ron Davis Francisco’s Vida Blue while Fingers baseball’s, most popular players, Cemetery. There are no calling sons, five daughters, four brothers, enough votes to roll back the law calls he received started out “in a "We just seem to-want it a little off Cincinnati’s Tom Seaver gave just likes to rear back and throw like took the loss. seemed to quell the frustration of hours. three sisters; and 13 grandchildren. during a fall special session of the very threatening Way^” He said bit more,” said Montreal catcher the AL a 1-0 lead but Carter’s first, his teammate-Rich Gossage. So I As if two decades of NL domina­ the fans, however, and they were on The Clark, Bell 4 Perkias Funeral Legislature. most of the conversations with doc­ Gary Carter after slugging a pair of home run tied it in the fifth. little bit more’ just jumped on it.” tion weren’t enough of an insult, the their feet for introductions of Home, 319 Barbour St., Hartford, Most lawmakers have been tors, dentists, lawyers and other solo homers to win MVP honors in Pittsburgh’s Dgve Parker clubbed a Gary Carter In the eighth. Smith walked but AL suffered add^ embarrassment Cleveland Manager Dave Garcia, Viola D. Warner had charge of arrangements. flooded with letters and telephone professionals ended with "their con­ the NL’s 5-4 triumph. solo shot off Oakland’s Mike Norris was erased on a rundown between Sunday night. Because of a knee in­ Diaz and Barker, who didn’t allow'a HEBRON - Viola D. Warner, 68, calls. -Several have encountered tention that what we need is a state "I think I might have been a little in the sixth but the AL went ahead 4- second and third following a terrible jury to Lynn the AL ran out of ball out of the infield in two perfect of 693 Gilead St., died Friday at furious taxpayers as they tried to income tax.” ■ overlooked in previous years, but 2 in the bottom of the inning befwe throw from by Cleveland catcher Bo hitters despite the Increased 30-man innings. Not so, said freshman Rep. James tonight was a great thrill and I’ll Dusty Baker pulled off the defensive roster and was forced to let Toronto "The fans were very receptive,” Manchester Memorial Hospital. She take vacations and a reprieve from presslve range of San Diego Diaz. After Fingers also Walked ' A ' ' ' i'. W Fleming, R-Simsbury, who noted he gem of the game. pitcher Dave Stipb bat in the ninth. said Carter, only the fifth player to was the wife of Norton Womer. Charles E. Tucker politics. never forget it.” shorstop Ozzie Smith. Baker Pittsburgh’s Mike Easier, Schmidt has discussed the tax with his gas / Neither will the record AllStar Base hits by Singleton, Boston’s Sutter handily struck out the Blue hit two homers in an All-Star Game. Funeral services will be Tuesday EAST HARTFORD — Funeral Sen. William Curry, D- charged hard to his left before the cracked his two-rUn homer to center at 11 a.m. at Gilead Congregational services were held today for Charles Leaving Mexico Farmington, said he was in. Woods station attendant, doctor and the Game crowd of 72,086 that flocked to Dwight E vans and C hicago’s field. Jays’ righthander, who was coming “I’ve never played before an proprietor of a local liquor store. Carlton Fipk quickly loaded the Dodger left fielder made a to bat for the first time in the audience this big. Our fans in Mon­ Church. Friends may call at the , Edgar ’Tucker, 85, of Elms Village Hole’, Mass., waiting in line for the the inahgural of major-league sprawling catch to save at Jeast one “We just didn’t put them away Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Drive, who died ’Thursday at St. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro waves from his yacht. Bluebird, as ferry to Martha’s Vineyard when a Fleming said he received scores baseball’s second season following a bases off Los Angeles pitcher Burt when we had the opportunity,” said majors. treal are really anxiops for us to get he leaves Cozumel, Mexico, this weekend after a two-dav of letters and talked to many people Hooton. of California tied run. “I wanted to save Tony Armas, back.” St., Manchester, Monday from 7 to 9 Francis Hospital and Medical West Hartfoi;d businessman noticed debilitating 5(Fday strike. ''’This is my first year as an All- New York Yankee outfielder Dave p.m. Merhorial contribptions' ihay Center. meeting with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo. Observers him and lit into the new tax. and “only one said there should be Mike Schmidt’s two-run homer in it 2-2 with an infield hit and Texas’ be made to the Hebron Fire Depart­ Memorial donations may be made noted a rift In Mexican-Cuban relations over Castro’s not being “I pretended at first It was a prac­ an income tax.” ment Ambulance Fund or to a chari­ to a Catholic chaity of the donor’s invited to the October North-South Economic Summit. (UPl tical joke,” Curry said. "But we "How do they feel about the tax? ty of the donor’s choice. choice. The Rose Hill Funeral photo) ended up having a very nice conver­ ’They’re off the wall,” said Senate Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, had sation.” .1 - Minority Leader George Gunther, Strike had its affect charge of arrangements. Rep. Julie Belaga, R-Westport, an R-Stratford, a natureopathlc physi­ Jam es M. O’Connell outspoken opponent of the tax, was cian who has filed a class action suit EAST HARTFORD — James Mar­ seat^ in Stratford’s Shakespeare challenging the law. tin O’Connell, 71, of 32 Hamner St., theater when the man next to her Giunther said some dentists have died Saturday at St. Francis Florence B. North Canadians say realized she was a legislator and put up signs warning patients they Blunders galore in restart Hospital and Medical Center. VERNON — Funeral services began his assault on the tax. will pay higher prices because of the Funeral services will be ’Tuesday were held today for Florence " ’That’s all he could talk about. I tax. at 9:15 a.m. from Newkirk & Gov. William. O’Neill last week (Badstubner) North, 79, of Werner could barely watch the show,’' she nearby Brookside Park. straight years. Instead of a slugger, Dusty Baker’s grounder in the sixth Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- Drive, who died ’&ursday at an East said. reiterated his support for the tax, CLEVELAND. Ohio (UPI) - the Americans settled for pitcher and another came in the second, side Ave., East Hartford with a calling it “fair and equitable.” Overall, major league baseball There were bad pitches, bad base­ Hartford conval^cent home. She skies not safe Ms. Belaga said her garbageman running, sometimes even a lack of Dave Stieb, the lone representative when he let Tom Paciorek’s mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New players acquitted themselves well in was the widow of Patrick North. also was Irate when he got his bill hustle and suspect managing by AL of the Toronto Blue Jays. As catchable ground single handcuff at St. Rose Church, East Hartford. She leaves a brother, Edward from the Department of Revenue Haven, co-chairman of the the 52nd All-Star game Sunday night expected, Stieb fared poorly against him. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Legislature’s Finance, Revenue'and despite a 58-day absence caused by manager Jim Frey. Badstubner of Manchester; two Services. * ^ Frey’s embarrassing moment oc­ Sutter, striking out. "1 just didn’t seem comfortable,” and 7 to 9 p.. Memorial donations sons and a daughter, another " ’Try debating the issues with Bonding Comittee, also repeated his the players’ strike. said Schmidt. “Not at the plate and ty- curred with one out in the ninth in­ Frey said that an injury to a key may be made to the Jesuit Seminary brother, two sisters, 11 Continued from page 1 your garbageman at 7 a.m.,” said support for the bill, saying it taxes a But at various points in the player left him in the situation. not in the field.” Guild, 314 Dartmouth St., Boston, “We have not been lucky,’ he segment of the community that has L’ National League’s 5-4 victory over ning, The Americans desperately grandchildren and six great­ said, claiming the smooth operation Ms. & laga, who informed him she ne^ed a hitter tp solve NL reliever “I wanted to save Tony Armas, Ken Singleton put the Americans Mass., 02115. Angeles International Airport. not paid its. fair share in the past. the American League, ^ level of ahead 1-0 in the second on an 0-2 grandchildren. resulted from careful planning and had opposed the Democratic- Bruce Suttter, who has now but after Fred Lynn pinch-hit he The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 The FAA said Sunday at least 22 play resembled what yoii might or­ went into the clubhouse,” said Frey. pitch that 'pitcher Tom Seaver ad­ persons have been killed in 10 saying training of new controllers to dinarily see in a softball game at dominated the late innings four Ellington Ave., had charge of replace strikers will be adequate. “I told him I wanted him to play mitted was ill-advised. Stephen A. KIrko crashes of private planes since the "I wanted it low and I got it up,” arrangements. "We are not going to rush them center field and he said he had a bad VERNON — Stephen A, Kirko, 53, walkout began, but said none of the #1 Seaver said. “1 hope it’ll get of 53 Wilson Lane, died Friday at St. through ... and we are not going to Burglaries keep knee and could not play.” Lynn said accidents were the result of con­ he had hurt his knee in the American better.” Francis Hospital and Medical troller error. Cut comers,” he said. On another occasion, Pete Rose Lewis said it will take nearly two Stieb surprised League’s three-run sixth that gave Center. He was the husband of Mary Fred Farrar, a spokesman for the Ijad to come way over between third Lena L. Luginbuhl years to retrain the workers, but them a 4-2 lead. (Jacques) Kirko. ELLINGTON — Lena (Lanz) agency, also said the death figure “I was trying to break up a double - ^ d home to grab a throw that had He was employed by Tires Inter­ was not unusually high, noting that. said he does not see any "major on the go eluded both the cutoff man and third Luginbuhl. 82. formerly of SnipSic play,” said Lynn. “I tried a rolling national of Manchester. He also economic impact” on the nation. Lake Road, died Thursday at a 17 persons were killod-ln II ac­ cross-body block and suffered a baseman Schmidt. leaves three sons and four Smith, appearing on ABC’s by plate-outing Rockville convalescent home. She cidents in the three days before the in a Crawl space of the attic of the His hustle on that play contrasted daughters, his mother, two . “Issues and Answers,” ' said One man was charged with strain in the left knee.” was the wife of John Luginbuhl. walkout began. larceny and conspiracy to commit Army and Navy Qub, 1090 Main St.‘ Later in the game, the All-Stars severley with the pSl-formance of brothers, two sisters and four grand­ He said the accidents during the al^ugh the government initially Atlanta catcher Bruce Benedict, Funeral services were held Sun­ burglary after police flushed him Police responded to a alarm at the MiRcEtElasler. “I have no excuses,” demonstrated a series of blunders sons. past week were the result of pilot sought a jail term for PACTO Presi­ CLEVELAND (UPI) - Dave who allowed Rick Burleson to go day at the Apostolic Christian dent Robert Poll, it no longer wants out of the bushes near Manchester club and saw someone inside. After Fred Lynn Jumps over Orioles’ Eddie Murray's flrounder to Los Stieb planned on pitching In the All-' "^ id ingers. “After I threw three on one play. Ozzie Smith of the NL Fjineral services will beTuesday error or mechanical problems. they were let into the club by from first to third on a wild pitch. Church, Ellington. Memorial to put him behind bars. Honda and another man was Angeles first baseman Steve Garvey In sixth Inning action of All- Star game, but he didn’t plan on hit­ or four pitches I knew I didn’t have stole second and had a chance to go at o:15 a.m. from the Callahan donations may be made to Longview Lewis insisted that the skies are someone with a key, they found the But despite the blemishes, this Poll and other PATCO officials arrested in the attic of the Army and Star tilt. (UPI photo) ' it. , to third when catcher Bo Diaz’s Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East safe. man in the attic. He was charged ting in it. was still an All-Star game, as Village or to the Apostolic Christian were due in U.S. District Court Navy Club, as police answered a Slieb had just retired tbe final two “1 had Hu-own Schmidt more than throw to second more resembled a Hartford with a mass of Christian Church, Middle Butcher Road, Appearing on CBS’ "Face the with third degree burglary and pop single to center. Smith, at first demonstrated by Dusty Baker’s burial at 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s Nation,” Lewis said flights had been today to answer a series of con­ number of calls for breaking and hitters in the eighth inning when he^ SO'sliders-in the National League but Ellington. entering this weekend. attempted larceny; not one like I gave him tonight,” unaware the throw had gone astray, clutch play in the sixth inning. With Church, East Hartford. Calling reduced 25 percent and planes tempt actions and a bid by the was informed that he would have to the Americans leading 4-2 and two Kevin J. Brodeur, 16, of 40 • A stereo was taken from a home added Fingers. “I threw -the ball got a late break to third and wound hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. spaced farther apart to ensure safe­ government to decertify the union. bat in the ninth. potential runs circling the bates ' Robert 8. Porterfield Dartbill Road, South Windsor, was at 50 Morse Road. The burglary was one-half foot outside and it winds up up being tagged out in a rundown. Umpires' walkout "I had Tom Paciorek’s batting with two outs. Baker dove and MANCHESTER - Robert S. charged with second degree larceny reported at 10:30 p.m. ’Thursday; Pitcher Rollie Fingers, putting his helmet but I wish I had somebody one-half foot inside. caught A1 Oliver’s pop fly to left to Joe Darby Porterfield, 87, of 178 Oak Grove St., and third degree conspiracy to com­ • An oxygen-acetyline torch was else’s body,” said a smiling Stieb. "I had no control at all. I guess it own imprint on the play, did a prat­ died Aug. 9 at Manchester Memorial taken fronq the Maintenance garage was just my turn to screw things up- fall during the rundown and two end the inning. GLASTONBURY - Joe Darby, 82, mit burglary in connection with the “It’s not my fault but at least I “I’ve seen (shortstop) Ozzie Hospital. He was the husband of the GHO will go on theft of a motorcycle from of the Manchester Country Club, 305 ,” added Fingers. “It seems we batters later gave up the decisive of 121 Belltown Road, died Saturday threat was averted fouled one off. That made me hap­ Smith catch balls in left field and I at Newington Veteran’s Hospital.. late Charlotte Pentland Porterfield. Manchester Honda, 24 Adams St,, S. Mato St. A large bole was made in press too much in the la(e innings two-run homer to Mike Schmidt. py.” “Fingers said he didn’t hurt thought he wpuld come and get it,” He was the father of Marie Miller of Bom in Manchester on Feb. 11, last week. Police found Brqdeur in one of the walls. The bruglars ap- American League Manager Jim and we lose." 1894, he had lived here all his life. parently knew vrhat they wanted and CLEVELAND (UPI) - Two dis­ the five days of which the umpires Detroit’s Jack Morris started for himself in the rundown,” said Frey. said Baker, “but he backed off and 1 Manchester. the bushes hear the automobile Frey, who watched his All-Stars riui didn’t see (center fielder) Andre Prior to retiring, he was a self- despite troubles where it was kept, reports said. ’The putes stemming from the 50-day say they ace entitled to be paid, the the American League and allowed “He felt fine.' He just couldn’t get He also leaves two other dealer when they responded to an their losing ttreak against, the Dawson, so I knew it was-up to me to employed painter for many years. theft was reported at 5:24 a.m, players’ strike have been put off, matter wiU be subinitted to arbitra­ the ball where he wanted it. Fingers daughters and six sons, three alarm at the building. National League to 10-games by two hits and struck out two in a two- go get the ball and save the run. I He was a member of South United Saturday. %averting a threatened walkout by tion. Phillips said a rough deadline agreed his performance was awful. brothers and a sister in Missouri and Brodeur was taken back to the sta­ dropping a 8-^ decision Sunday innin^tint. wanted to win. This is my first year • Approximately 630 was taken major league umpires working Sun­ for resolving the issue is Sept. 1 and “I don’t know if I can go nine in­ “I couldn’t throw the slider over a brother in California, and 24 Methodist l^urch. strike has given Lankarge some tion and his mother called in. She night, ran out of players and Stieb as an All-Star and I didn’t want to be Survivors are a son, Sherwood R. Oonlinurd from pane 1 told police that the boy bad brought from a residence at 746 Parker St. day night’s All-Star Game. said the talks involved little urgency nings but I am excited about playing the plate,” he said. “Everything grandchildren and 11 great­ cause for concern. since the umpires have collected 100 was sent to the plate amid the boos on a losing team.” Porterfield of Manchester; four “Luckily the PGA was in Duluth, home a motorcycle last week. Upon ’The burglary was reported Saturday Umpires Association head.Richie ball again,” said Morris. "After I was inside and in the dirt. The -ball grandchildren. . percent of their salaries. of 72,086 fans. “I wanted to save to Schmidt just said ‘Hit me’ all Schmidt credited Baker with Funeral services and burial will daughters, Mrs. John (Shirley) of the purse, or about 6180,000, and checking, police discovered that the at 4:39 p.m.; ^ Phillips emerged happily from an got behind Pete Rose in the first in­ Ga., and flights to Hartford are un­ He also said the sides would con­ Tony Armas for the late innings but over it. You don’t want to get the helping the team pull off the most Derynoski of Southington, Mrs. that will not be forthcoming after interrupted. With longer flights, it serial numbers matched those of the • Someone attempted' to break 80-minute meeting with league ning and he got that hit, I was all be in Missouri. tinue to negotiate the issue of the after Fred Lynn pinch hit, he went slider inside and that’s what crucial sequence in the game. Douglas (Eleanor) MacLachlan of this year’s event because CBS has would have been harder for players stolen motorcycle, police said. into Flower Fashions, 85 E. Center presidents Lee MacPhail and Chub, into the clubhouse. I tpld him I right. I wasn’t embarrased out there St., about 11:32 p.m. ’Thursday. A preUiqinary playoffs. happened tonight tt was just a case “I thought the key to us winning Coventry, Mrs. Burton (Roberta) announced it will not telecast the to get here,” he said. In other police news: Feeney and said major league um­ wanted him to play center field and but I wish we could have changed person attempted unsuccessfully to pires would work Sunday night’s PhilUps denied the latest con­ of having nothing.” the game was when we kept them Jeanette V. Scott Tuttle of Westbrook, and Mrs. GHO in 1982. Lankarge said innovations in this • Todd C. Orphanides, 18, of 108 he said he had a bad knee and could the score.” from having a big inning when they "That’s a problem but we’re force open the north door. troversy would inhibit umpires from Cleveland’s representatives Len Schmidt’s home run helped him EAST HARTFORD — Jeanette Frank (Doris) Dahms of Tariffville; year’s GHO include new electronic W. Main St., Vernon, was arrested game in Cleveland. not play,” said Frey. had the bases loaded,’’ said Earlier In the day, Feeney said negotiating a fair conteact next, atone for a couple of his own un­ (Venden) Scott. 89, of 34 Williams a brother. George Porterfield of working on it,” said Lankarge, who scoreboards at all 18- holes, more I talked to all the players before cBarker and Bo Diaz both receiv^ Schmidt. “That let us stay close. We umpires had threatened “to year. inspired plays. One involved ■ him St., died Saturday at a Manchester Manchester; 16 grandchildren; 31 called the situation far from seating for the gallery and special the game and they all said they were loud ovations when announced in didn’t think a run or two was going hopeless. “We’re looking at a few witlAold services” for the Game. "This season has certainly been running into a tag-ut third when he convalescent home She was the great-grandchildren, and several ticket prices for young‘people and okay. In fact I told Lynn I would pre-game activities. to beat us.” ‘alternatives’,” he smd, but ad­ an aberration and we don’t look for should have remained at second on mother of Frank N Scott of nieces and nephews. senior citizens. Ferrieis collide; Asked If the walkout might extrad to probably use him to pinch hit and Barker, who fashioned a perfect Manchester. ’The funeral service is Wednesday mitted, “it all comes down to the resumption of the season Mon­ it to set any kind of precedent,” he game here May 15 against the And of course, the pro-am tourna­ said. “I don’t think this will hinder use him in center. I don’t know how She also leaves two other sons, at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral dollars and cents.” ment on Wednesday will have the day! Feeney said: “That was the fm- he hurt himself or whether he was Toronto Blue Jay;, pitched a perfMt four d a u g h te rs, a si^fSF, 29 Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in He said one way to solve the ’TV plication.” I us next -year. I didn’t come here two innings, facing six batters, in­ public coming out to see the antics seeking a^trike or a boycott. hurt before the game or irt the g ra n d c h ild re n and 39 g re a t- East Cemetery. ’There are no calling problem would be to get a stronger of Davis and Bob Hope, actors PhilUps said the impass involved game.” Lynn said he hurt his kpee cluding a strikeout against hard­ five ii two issues resulting from the seven- “The owners showed a great deal ^ grandchildren. hours. commitment from the community Claude Akins, Ernest Borgnlpe and sliding into second base trying to hitting Dave Parker of the Private funeral services will be Memorial donations may be made and corporations. week strike which began June 12. of fortitude during the players’ Pittsburgh Pirates. “I wanted to Efram Zimbalist Jr. and sports strike — but they don’t want to get break up a double play in the sixth ’Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill to the South United Methodist "Look at the Memphis Classic,” WOODS HOLE, Mass. (UPI) — A jostiqd, bounced around,” he said. One disagreement dealt with ining after hitting a single batting pitch well and I was really pumped figures and Qordie Howe. The injured sustained bumps and Involved in another mess next Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Church Memorial Fund, 12:16 Main said Lankarge. “It was canceled but ferry loaded with 350 passengers number of days umpires would be for Bucky Dent. up by the reaction of the crowd,” Hill. ’There are no calling hurs. St. the community got together and Marine Corps League returning from the resort island of bruises sucb as a banged-up kneecap paid during the player walkout and year.” ' • - ,, “It was a kind of rolling cross said Barker. raised the money necessary to have Martha’s Vineyard collided head-on and elbow, .M ^ to said. No one the other concern^ umpire com­ "There was no problem, Diaz struck out in his only at bat The Marine Corps League will body block. I suffered a strain the tournament.” with a ferry carrying freight in required hospitalization. pensation for the preliminary MaePhafl said of the meeting. . and made a wild throw to second hold its regular monthly meeting on behind the left knee and it is the Also, the GHO has a tough act to heavy f<^ today. Injuring five people The NaUshon, which can carry 1,-^ playoff series instituted last "T h^ just wanted to tolk over a few aame injury I suffered In the first trying to nail ()zzie Smith on an Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Marine Funeral services held follow this year — the prestigious slightly, authorities said. 000 passengers and 48 vehicles, was Thursday under the split-season for­ things.” haU of toe seaqon,” said Lynn. “I » ‘empted steal i" ‘he ill-f^ Club on parker Street. PhilUps, speaking ,in a reserved PGA Tournament, the last of the big "They were not travelling full fully load^ with cars and trucks, mat decide by owners. even made a bet that I would play all eighth iiyiing. Smith was nailed Following the meeting, tone, stressed the umpires’ need for four contests on thb PGA tour. speed,” said Ray Martin, a ..Martin said. There were 16 As'a result of the meeting, um­ trying for third. refreshments wRl befberved. an equitable slice of the basebaU the games in toe second half and I And the air traffic controllers spokesman for the Woods Hole' passengers on the Auriega, mostly pires will receive pay for the first 45 may miss the'first one.” , “I Just tried to throw the ball too for former state Steamdiip Authority. ’The ferries hit truck drivers. days of the 80Hlay players’ strike pl6. quick,” said Diaz. “But toe fans “Every party will beiieht,” With .a 4-3 lead , and six ouU to almost head-on, he said- "At the time Of the accident, and eight days commencing with play, Frey callMl In'RoUle Fingers made me feel great tonight.” to improve her appearance with Tlie accident occurred about 0:SO several passengers on the Naushon Aug. 1, tbe day the players officially PhilUps said. "The players, tbe New York Yankee outfielder Dave WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — owners, the networks. We represent from the bullpen but toe veteran Funeral services were held Sunday cosmetics,” Bordon ruled. Evacuation flight a.m. about 1 mile from Woods Hole Said fog was thick and they es­ returned to camp. That makes 83 of relief pitpher bad trouble finding toe Winfield summed if all up with Bordon broke into Democratic in the Vineyard Sound, a 4-mile-wide timated visibility at times was 100 a possible 58 days and PhilUps sqid six of the 24 people oh tbe field at “We’ll be back next year to try them for Abraham S. Bordon, a former one time and we should benefit, plate and wound up with toe loss Connecticut Supreme Court justice- politics in Hartford shortly after body of water separating Mariha’s feet. the sides wUl continue to negotiate after serving up'a tWo-run homer to again.” too.” who was nicknamed "the settling earning a law degree from Cornell Vineyard from malitland Chipb Cod. ’The Coast Guard arrived on the to close tbe gap. PhiUips said U the Mike Schmidt following a walk- to judge” for his skill at working out Law School in 1914. He served as a The eprry trips'take about-48 scene to investigate, Martin said., sides fail to reach an agreement on city alderman and an executive starts from Iran Martha’s Vineyard is a popular compromises. minutes. Altbohgb he retired in 1961 after 20 secretary ~to Mayor Richard ’The steamship authority owned resort island whose population years on the bench, Bordon was one Kinsella. ronlinued from page 1 Guy Georgy that he would leave both the passenger ferry Naushon swells during the summer. It is a faVorite summer place for many of the state’s busiest referees the In 1923, he abandoned politics for I Iran with the second evacuation and the freight fsrry Auriega. The ferries both headed back to celebrities, including Jackfe Carter just IP last 20 years — presiding over con­ a private .law practice and was crisis similar to the detention of flight on Wednesday. Kennedy ‘Onassls and, Walteir tested divorces, land condemnations named to the Common Pleas Court ’The Pan news agents reported Woods Hole under their-own power American diplomats for 444 days. after the collision, arriving about Cronkite. i ^ "In toe seventh I had never faced three sixth-inning runs but Carter s and other cases almost daily. in 1941. Those fears were reinforced when Sunday that 19 more rebels had been CLEVELAND (UPI) - Gary in toe 52nd All-Star game. second homer narrowed toe NL Bordon died Friday at his West put to death to cities across Iran. On 9:45 a.m- No one was evacuated at Carter, the fifth man to bit two Ron Davis before but I heard he just fie was elevated to the Superior an ayatollah recalled that Iran had Chirter was so anxious to play deficit to one run and set toe stage Saturday, Pars reported that 38 lef­ loa. Martin said. f>lcnlc postponed homers in an All-Star Game, rears back and throws hard like Hartford home. He was 89. Court to 1949 and over the next 12 ^ already "rubbed America's snout in He said an initial check showed baseball again he didn’t waste time for Mike Schmidt’s towering two- A native of the Ukraine whose tist foes of Khomeini were executed. ’The Sunset Club picnic originally tryin#to ngure out the American collected his homers in toe fifth and Rich Gossage. So I jumped on it.” years earned his reputatti‘ Hon as the the dustX and would “do the same*' neither vessal sustained damage The National League, drawing run shot to dead center field off an family came to America when he “settling judge.” Lawyers ai- to the French. The political executions an­ sch^uled for ’Tuesday has been League pltdiers. seventh innings.' ineffective Rollie Fingers following below the water line, but the 280- "In the fifth, I was losing for a strength from a spectacular was 7, Bordon was known for his tributed his ability to get disputing Iran said it was refusing to let the nounced Sunday included 12 postponed until Sept.'l at the Senior The Montreal Expos catcher, who a ope-out walk to Pittsburgh’s Mike foot-long Naushdn had a "fair-size fastball all & said Carter, ft'rew i^ display before the game, kindly manner and rich sense of parties together to his warm per- French go until they had settled all members of the outlawed Mojahi- Citizens’ Center. finished sepmd to Philadelphia’s Elasler in toe eighth inning. ding” to lU bow, and the 180-foot- who was voted the MVP for the 52nd collected four home runs and Inimor. BonaUty and insight into human their bills. But Iranian sources said deen Khalq organliatloo, brought Schmidt in last year’s Most Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phllllea is congratulate by His humor sometimes made tu long Auriega’s front-«nd was shoved W eekend Qv«int8 All-Star game. "I bad faced (Ken­ extended its All-Star winning streak nature. Sunday the. Foreign Ministry the total of e x ^ tio n s slnoe Bani- Valuable Player balloting, socked a San Francisco’s Vida Blue picked National League All-Star teammate Dusty Baker of the Dodgers way Into judicial decisions. He once . to. ny) Forsch in toe NL and he likes to to 10 games over the shell-shocked He rarely presided over criminal accepted undertakings by the Tbe Herald provides a com) pair of solo Iwmers — each on toe after slamming game-winning two-run homer. (UPI photo) awarded 611,800 to a woman injured Sadr’s overthrow to 641. Three crewman . aboard the throw an inside fastball on the first American League. up toe victory. cases because of his ability to French Embassy to settle any out­ prehenalve calendar of "wjMre to first pitch — to spark the National In a traffic accident who sued Scores more have been executed Auriega and two persons aboard the and wbat to do,” eyi liMgue to a 8-4 triumph over the AL pitch. 4 , . ' TTie AL had opened a 4-2 lead with resolve civil disputes. ’That was fine standing debts. N aua^ were given medical atten- she couldn’t powder her on non-political chargee such as Focus/Weekend section. frith him because he said hd disliked ’The' ^ e n c h Foreign Ministry said Uon, Martin said. ^’They were bnken nose. it received word from Ambassador drug dealing, Ran said. "It U the prerogative of a woman sending people to. Jail. THE HERALD. Mon., Aug. 10. IWl - 11

Ml - THE HERALD. Moo.. Aug. 10.1961 Nelson takes PGA Contract next for Carter Four in row deriving from toe moment because it wasn’t CLEVELAND (U P I)— In show business or PGA Championship, closed with a 77. “ I always felt if I could hit a curve DULUTH, Ga. (UP!) - Larry a one-shot lead or a two-shot lead. I ip baseball, you’re only as good as your latest himself he talked about so much as the per­ wanted at least three shots. Whhn for 296. . , ■ ' ball surely I could hit one standing formance of all toe other National Leaguers won by Clerc Nelson didn’t take up golf until he performance, which is what they Mways pay •‘I’m extremely tired, as tired.as still. I always went at it with that at- who shared in still another victory over the got back from Vietnam at age 2L Fuzzy bogeyed 17,1 figured I could oft on, and In Gary Carter’s case, that noakes handle it from there.” I’ve ever, been in my life,” said tltude." American League. “ When youYe a little kid, But he proved in the PGA Oiam- it an even bigger headache for the Montreal , Sports 1: INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - There Most 81, 64, matches are l«s6 ZoeUer finished with a 71-277 toU l Nelson. “Just fighting this golf The victory was Nelson’s fifth, you dream about things like this happening,” pionship that a kid doesn't have to Expos. ' ;• aren’t any major clay court tour- than thrilling, but the Saturday and picked up $40,000 to edge Dan course, whether you are four shots boosting his 1961 earnings to $178,161 he said. “ You knowr'bases full, two out in the cut his tpeth on clubs to become a Anyone among the crowd of 72,086 in Parade . naments for the next month, so match, before a national television Pohl, who had a closing 60, by one ahead or two shots ahead, you’re and his, career total to $936,668. ninth and you’re up there ...” champion. aeveland’a capacity packed Municljud 1; Jose-Luis Clerc will have to wait at audience, brought yawns from toe str^e. Jack Nicklaus (00) .led a fittin g to keep what you’ve got. It Ironically, the Acworth, Ga., resi­ " I might have been burned out if I Stadium who saw i ^ t Carter did Sunday Milt Richman :• least that long to prove he is a better sellout crowd? seven-way tie for fourth at 279 that .was a struggle for me today. I dent got one of his other titles in the had taken it up when I was little,” night, or anyone among the millions of TV |! clay court player than Bjorn Borg. The reason? Jaeger’s strategy^ also included Bob Gilder (66), Tom figured I needed a 72 or better to win 1980 A tla n ta C la s s ic b e fo r e said Nelson, a hometown hero who view ers throughout this country and Canada :• (Here has pretty well shown he is a The 18year-old from Lincolnshire, and I was happy to shoot 71.” hometown fans as well. Smiled some more ran away from the field to take his who witnened the manner in which he better clay court player than III., used a high, looping shot — Zoeller, the 1979 Master champ, Despite his late golfing start. first major title by four strokes Sup- emerged the Most Valuable Player in the He couldn’t help smiling some more. ' :|: anybody else. The 22-year-old Argen- known as a moonball — almost birdled the second hole with a 25- Nelson said he had high hopes when , day over runner-up Fuzzy Zoeller. National League’s 10th straight All-Star vic­ Sometime before ihat Carlton Fisk of the ;i; tinian won his fourth straight title exclusively. She made only one foot putt to move within three shots he joined the tour in 1974. “ When I Nelson, a quiet, balding 33-year- tory, got a fairly good idea of what Bis worth White Sox and George Brett of the Royals Sunday when he beat Ivan Lendl of move to the net the entire match, and th ou ^ t he ntight be able to put came out and didn’t qualify the first old form er draftsman at an aircraft would he as a fee agent on the open market.' were oply two of those In toe losers’ dressing ij;- Czechoslovakia, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, to win and seldom tried to get Ruzici out of some pressure on Nelson. But he 11 weeks, I thought maybe I ’m not plant, shot a steady 1-over-par 71 The Expos have a pretty good idea Of that, quarters who marveled at Carter’s perforr . toe U.S. Open Clay Court cham- position. She just stood behind the came, right back With consecutive going to make $100,000 a year and I Sunday to protect the four-shot lead Hometown hero too. I mance, particularly since it came after a pionships at the Indianapolis Sports baseline, returned everything her bogeys on the next two holes. had better shorten my goals,” he he held over Zoeller at the start of His contract . With them still has another period of protracted inactivity. •i; Center. ' opponent hit and waited for mis­ Nelson, a 5-foot-9, 155-pounder, said. ‘Awesome power’ play. year to run after this one, and they feel “ He was amazing,” said Fisk, who started In the women’s final, Andrea takes. runaway Winner was a college baseball player and He was second on the PGA money I y His 7-under 273 finish earned him they’ve offered him the moon— a multi-year “ They talk about awesome power,” behind toe plate for the American Leaguers. Jaeger, a finalist in 1980, defeated Jaeger defended her style qf play. played one or two rounds of golf at a list in 1979 with'$281.022. however, ’ $60,000, a 10-year exemption from package approaching $1 million a year — but Paciorek said. “ Well, Carter certainly has it. “ What was so amazing about him,” one Virginia Ruzici, 6-1, 60. “ I could go out there and slug par-56 course before he went to Viet­ and admitted “ I feel I have ac­ qualifying, a berth in the World so far, he and they have not come to terms If you want to put a price on values, he cer­ newsipan pushed Fisk. . In the three weeks previous to the every ball, but that’s what she nam and became buddies with a guy complished something.” i Series of Golf, and the final spot on althou^ negotiations have been going on now tainly has to be one of toe most valuable “ The fadt that nobody swung a bat for 60 Clay Courts, Clerc won the U.S. Pro (Ruzici) likes to do,” she said. “ 1 who talked only about golf. Nelson said he may change his ^ the U.S. Ryder Cup team that will for naore than e i ^ t months. . properties in baseball.” days and he comes in here and gets two . in ^ s to n , the Washington Star and a did what I had to do.” . “ That’s when 1 first starting schedule some as a result of the * play a European team Sept. 18-20 at Carter was much too elated over his two ^ot only does Paciorek realize that. Carter ‘dingers’ like he did, that’s pretty amazing to ■jji Grand Prix event in North Conway, “ I think this was the most unat- thinking about playing golf when I PG A title, but he won’t be planning Walton Heath, England. hOmie runs which flgured prominently in a does, too, even though he didn’t particularly me,” Fisk elaborate. N.H. All those tournaments were on tracti(^ match I’ve .played in my got back,” he said. Five years later, his year around the so-call^ m ajor Nelson, who lives only 45 minutes Kite (72), Greg Norman (71), Isao comefrom-behind 5'4 victory over the care to talk about it at all following the Brett also pointed to Carter’s performance life,” said Ruzici, 26, Romania. he was on the tour. championships. clay from the 7,070-yard Atlanta Athletic Aoki (70), Keith Fergus (68) and snakebit American Lea^iers to be overly National League’s victory. In the face of all the time he arid the rest of Clerc’s win over Lendl was his 25th “ For the fans, it was; dull. Many . “ 1 think it’s very difficult for “ With the 10-year exemption from, dlub course, kept at least a 3-shot Bruce Lietzke (68). concerned with money matters right there When asked where negotiations between the major-leaguers had o ff due to the strike. consecutive match victory. Still, he people may think it was boring.” someone to start as late as I did and qualifying, it does mean I wjn’t be lead.all day and never gave hitnself Former U.S. Open champ Andy and then. But with the strike-interrupted him and toe Expos stood, he merely laughed “ When you think he was sitting out all this says he is not the best on the slow “ All the balls were over my head. compete mentally with guys who grinding away every year trying to a chance to choke, l^en Zoeller North, who made a brief run and got season resuming today, you can bet the and said nothing had been settled yet. tim e and thefi he came in here and did what surface. It’s very difficult to attack a ball have been playing since they were makp the top 60 money list,” he missed the green at the 217-yard within three strokes of Nelson, fell Expo$ also will resume every effort to sign “Maybe now they’ll want to negotiate he did, you have to take your hat o ff to him,” 'li-: “ I think No. 1 clay court is Bjorn that bounces that high. I

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W.Va.. Aug. 9 South Africa. 6. Tommy Franco Thomas. bddila 1.3 UI.48 \ f* M n 898 398 948 New York 0 .000 Foster U a new language, the difficulties multiply. “You even haVe to have a license for a Baker If 2 0 10 Jackson rf 10 0 0 li^r72) U.S. 7. Trevor Berblck, Canada. B, Lcdn rsrtscla 3-1 tItJB , 0 n a « • JJ* f^lladeti^ia I 0 .000 .0000 Evans rf 2 110 (Stacy won orf first hole of sodden death) In an effort to reduce the problems dog,” she added. The children giggled in Pittsbsrgb 0 000 Raines If Spinks. U.S.9. Mike Koranicky, U.S. 10, TtHscIs 3-t-l $88198 I Lnacl J-U Dawson cf 4 0 10 Fisk c 3 110 Hollis Stacy. 118,760 88-70-74-712 Monte Masters, U.S. faced by Laotian students now living in St. Louis 0 .000 - tscsuB: faMsIi $4 U1.48 d j ^ l i e f . Carter c 3 2 2 2 DIa?. c ■ 10 0 0 Alice Rltzman, 8,062.60 72-72-68—212 Light heavyweight -- Champion; jWldiaali 198 i48 498 1 0 0 0 Dent ss 2 0 2 0 Penny Pulz. 8.062.60 71-7378-212 M ic b 14 $11898 Manchester, a summer school program ' Idrs. Laise informed the children that Benedict c Michael Spinks. U .S. 7 I4« IssiBBis 798 U8 Atlanta 0 000 Lopes 2b 0 0 0 0 Lynn ph 10 11 SuSte McAllister. 8.06Z.fO 70-7S-60-212 1, MusUfa Wasajja, Uganda. 2. Hudy TflMs $4-1 $I9U8 has combined the two areas. a license is also required to keep bees. Cincinnati 0 .000 Trlllo2b 2000 Armas If 100 0 Kathy Posticwt. f8,062.fO 89-7I-72-2U Koopmans. Holland. 3. Eddie Mustafa 1 Bstfdsltttss 198 Houston 0 .000 > 1 0 0 0 Morris |) 0 0 0 0 Barbara Barrow, 4,37r. 71-7369-213 *Ms 1-7 11898 1198 918 $98 The Laotian summer program, which “Bees?” the children a^ed. . I 0 .000 Bucknr ph I’ve bad my ihate of Muhammad. U.S. 4, Dwirtt »axlon, 2 tan tanst Im Angeles Sutter p 0 0 0 0* Pacb^k ph 1010 Cathy Sherk. 4.000 71- 7l-73-2L^. U.S.S, Lotte Mwale, Zambia. 8. Mun-ay M els 2 -7 $7898 S liH s M h 498 198 is funded through the schools by a “Bees. Bzzzzzzz,” Ms. Giroux San Diego 0 .000 - 72- 73-71-216 troubles. Foee criticize Valenrul p 0000 Barkerp 0000 Vicki Tabor, 8 JTf, Sutherland. U.S, 7. Tony Mundine, TrtBsi 1 * J $44391 . « 1 CmTCsibnn < 928 federal block grant, focuses on main­ clarified. \ k San Francisco 0 .000 ^ lOOO Thomas ph 1 0 00 Chris Johnson. 3.37f. 73- 7^7^4l6 Australia. 8. Marvin Johnson. U.S. 8. Sunday s All-Star Game Result. . Yngbid ph my bebavior. r« e got to nu; faiiiib24 $3198 Scaver p 0000 Forschp 0 0 0 0 Cathy Morse, 3.37fi 70-74-71-216 VonzellJohnson. U.S. to. Jerry Martin, taining and reinforcing reading skills for “Ahhh,” the children responded. National Leaguer, American l/cague4 10 01 Marlene Floyd. 2.760 70- 74-73-217 keep cool, though. So, 7 » s Id M ...... 1798 18.88 798 M scls 2-S $117.N Monday's Games Knepper p 0 0 0 0 Bell 3b U.S. 50 Laotian students through community The Laotian children's competency in 1000 Barbara Moxncss, 2.760 71- 72-74-217 rve dodded to ‘Treaky- Middleweight - Champion: Marvin 8 ttm Tribc«sl4-1 33I9W (All Times EDTl Kcnndy pn Sue Foglcman,2.0re.4O 70- 78-70-218 188 898 $ llsnr Blips $.49 awareness. ^ - English varies a great deal, Ms. Gliuux New York (Scott 3-4) at Chicago Garvey’V lbID 20 £ u 101 u deaky” in mivate only. llagler. U.S, Taslltk: Totals{ 3T^. 9 6 Totals 37 4 11 4 JanctAlex.2.0n.40 71- 7ri-71-2l8 1, Otongpal Park, South Korea. 2, MWsl-7$SI94 4 Imsa Ckhnli 198 498 9N During the four-week program, which said, depending on the le n ^ of time (Krukow 3-61.2 :X p.m. OOOOll 120-6 91 Marty Dickerson. 2,072.40 70-7r.-73-2l8 In public, I’m famoua. Pittsburgh (Rhoden 6-1 or Bibby 4-3) at Nationalna\ 3 I’m the guy from S t Fulgencio ObelmeJIas, Venezuela. 3, PsscU M $11298 1 Istini Usui 948 4.48 is held five days a week at Nathan Hale they have been in the United States and America)icarv*-^ 010000000-4 11 1 Ali^e Miller, 2.072.40 7f.-70-73^-218 Mustafa Hamsho, Syria. 4, Juan D. Tijlscls 7-1-8 $71191 ,948 Montreal (Sanderson6-2).7:X'p.m E-SchmIdt. Fingers. LOB-Natlonal7, Pat Bradley.2.072.40 70-72-78-218 liouii who Knocked off a 2 finis llsru School, students will visit the town police ' how old they are. Most of the Laotians St. Louis (Korschrr-2) at Philadelphia ------. ^ —.j. i-,------MargaStubblend,l,bii.;M Roldan, Argentina. S, Alan Minter. FssrBc fakM il4 $21.48 72- 76-71-219 legend. England. 6, Mickey Goodwin, U^. 7, 2 M il fan 149$ $98 898 and fire stations, town hall and the State have now been in Manchester for about «nirl.s(cnsn. SmKh. SF-Bell. Dot (Jermain, 1X0.60 70-78-72-220 Fletcher. U.S. 9, Caveman Lee, U.S. 10, Ttllnis 4-1-1 $114.28 Capitol in Hartford. After each field two years, she said, noting that the flow (Reuss r-2). 8 3T p m IP H RERBBSO Jerilyn Brilz, 1X0.60 76-73-71-220 o» t u \ »i nv Wlltord&;yplon,U.S. _ S8dnas8|^ i-4* Tkktnslk: trip, the students, write stories about of new immigrants seemed to have Atlanta iNIckro 44) at San Diego National Kathy Young, LXO.ro 76- 70-74-220 iio e , 798 3.M Houston (Sutton 4-7) at San Francisco 1 3 1 1 0 1 Janet Coles. 1,076. 73-76-71-221 n>|MutANS-n im »tan»oo 1, TadashI Mihara. Japan. 2, Rocky In addition, younger children find it (Alexander f.'4). 10 ;3r. p, m. Scaver IrilHls 2-3-S 88S898 1 PsUl iHSCl 298 his or her own book about tte events of Knepper 2 1 0 0 2 3 Jane Blaylock, 1,076. 73- 7rt-73” 221 »q» ■•was nOMSNV Fralto, U.S. 3: Ayub Kaluie, Ugairfa. 4, Tuesday s Games Alexandra Reinhart. 1.076 73- 7T-73-221 nnh: falMil-2 848.N the summer, program coordinator Cathy easier to leam English, she said. New York at (liicago.2;3f p.m, Hooton 12-3 6 > 3 0 1 Carlos M. Herrera, Argentina. 5, Carlos SM Ii 1198 198 198 Ruthven 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Pat Meyers, 1,076. 7969-73-221 (c) 1NINKA,I dc. Santos. Puerto Rico. 6, Gert Stein, South M n ti 1-2 $1SL48 Giroux said. “A sixth grader who comes at a first Pittsburgh at Montreal.7;3rjp.m, Roberta Speer. 1,076. 77- 71-"3-221 llSMih 198 188 $25898 ...... St. Louts at Philadelphia, *';3r.7;; p.m Blue(W) 1 0 1 1 0 1 Africa. 7, Charlie Weir, South Africa. 8, . 7ri4n 1-1-3 In addition, the students have regular grade level tqkes twice as long as a first Ryan 1 0 0 0 0 1 Debbv Massey. 1,076 70-78-Vrr-22I Tony Ayala. U.S.9. Tony Braxton, U.S. ^ 1 Ins 498 Cincinnati at I^os^ngcles. 10:3 : pm. Gall Hirata, 1,076. 74- 70-77-221 faisiiU 2-t $31.48 reading assignments to keep Up their Atlanta at San Diego. 10:X p.m Sutter (S) 1 0 0 0 0 1 to. Gary Gulden, U.S. ' T k sm . 1298 9N 398 grader,” she said. American Mardcll Wilkins. 837.67 70- 76-78-221 Welterweight — Champion: Thomas - M id s S-1 $7298 reading skills. During the school year, Most of the children in ^he summer Houston at San Francisco, 10;X p m. 2 2 0 0 1 2 Marlene Hagge. 837.67 71- 72-79-222 lliq sis li $98 398 Morris Reams, U.S. _ , Trilicts $-2-1 $41978 I b iiiiis ' 498 they spend part of in regular classes and program are elementary school Barker 2 0 0 0 0 1 Kathy Hite. B7,67 736960-222 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1, Plplno Cuevas, Mexico, 2, Chung-Jae thlh: For.sch 1 1 1 1 0 0 Debby Rhodes. 676. 7r.-78-72-223 By United Press Tnternational Wan, South Korea. 3, Pete Ranmny, U.S. MM s l-I $1498 part of the day in special classes for students. Between )0 and 12 are junior AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 2 1 1 0 1 t)ebbie Austin, 676. 74-77-72-223 4 Ins fcifaiils 898 4.48 498 M sd s 7-3 UZ70 Norris Eastern 4, Roberto Duron, Panama, 5, Harold If a s lim $98 398 ' English as a Second Language students. high or high school students. By United Press International Davis 11110 1 Jan Fcrraris.676. 79-71-73-223 Pet. PF PA Volbrechl. South Africa. 8, Rafael TriticU >34 $728.30 r- *- (S^ond Half) Fingers (L) 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Kathy Martin, 676 72- 77-74-223 Hamilton 4 2 0 .667 176129 Plamonte, Colombia. 7, Alfredo Lucero, 3IMslnm 398 A-special program for Laotian children The Junior high and older students are ^ East Stieb 12-3 I 0 0 1 1 Laura Hurlbut.676. 72-78-7rr-223 OtUwa 2 3 0 .400 U9167 Argentina. 8. Randy Shields, U.S. 9, fakfab 2-4 $2198 IM O iruM b 1290 948 948 is also being held at Mary Cheney taught by Norm Racicot. In addition to W L Pet. GB WP-Blue T -2;r0 A-72.006. Dale Lundquist.676. 7r.-70-78-223 Montreal 1 f. 0 .167 104237 Jorgen Hansen. Denmark. 10, Babs 'M tc b 4-2 $4898 O hM sfam nai 7.48 798 Baltimore 0 0 .000 - Betsy Klng.662.ro 78- 78-71-224 McCarthy, U.S. Trihets 4-1-1 $38498 Library this summer. Ms. Giroux, Mark Sullivan, Pam Gidez, 0 0 000 -- M.J.SmHh. 662 60 7060-74-224 Toronto 0 6 0 .000 111 190 7 ISH Isina'fartarsaa I3.M Boston 6 Western Junior Welterweight - Champion: Inislk: With ail of this emphasis on reading, and Carol Fish teach the elementary (Jeveland 0 0 .000 -- Cindy Ferro. 438.89 7261-71-2X. Aaron Pryor. U.S. fakMa 14 $38.20 Detroit 0 0 .000 -- Carole Jo Callison, 438.89 7260-73-227. Brit. Cojumbih f> 0 0 1.000 191 107 Ifaasfam sBiitins 1898 198 498 Pnticb 24 $138.28 it’s no wonder that the Laotain students children. EJdmonton 4 1 0 JOO 179 91 1, Akio Kameda, Japan. 2, Tuomas I tasSTS Bsru bps 898 198 Milwaukee 0 0 .000 - Elaine Hand. 438 89 74-77-74 -2X. Winnipeg 4 1 0 .800 162101 Americo. U.S.'S, Dujuan Johnson, U.S. 4 7rt4si 24-7 $2M.M were awed by a recent visit to the town Altogether, there are about 200 New York 0 0 .000 - Shelley Hamlin. 438.89 77- 74-74-2X ^skalchewan 2 6 0 .400 122116 Lennox Blackmore. Guyana. S, Elichl 1 Bitnrai hTti(i 8 faftmii 4.18 I m t m e t 1921 fa s* 32$3.IB1 Laotians living in Manchester, Ms. Toronto 0 0 .000 RosIcBarllett. 438.89 72-78-7fr-22f. Calgary 2 3 0 .400 108132 clerk’s office, during a field trip to the West Golf Joyce Kazmierski. 438.89 72-77-70-2X Saturday's Results town Municipal Building.' Giroux said. (.'alifornia 0 0 .000 - Silvia Bertolacclnl, 438.89 7r.-74-76-2X Hamilton 28. Calgary 16 When they visited the assessor’s office (Jhicago 0 0 .000 - 74-74-77-2X: "We are the keeper Of all the land Nancy Rubin. 438.89 Winnipeg rs, Montreal 2 at town hall, many of the children were Kansas City 0 0 .000 - . 438.89 74-74-77-2Xi Sunday's Result records and ail the vital statistics that Berttia Laise, assistant town clerk, shows a marriage license to Laotian students touring town hall. (Herald Minnesota 0 0 000 - Dianne Dailcv, 337.40 78- 78-71-226 British Columbia 28. Saskatchewan 24 able to pick out their homes on an aerial Oakland 0 0 ,000 - Hawlyllartl(fy, 337.40 78- 77.-73-226 occur here,’’ assistant town clerk Bertha Seattle 0 0 .000 ■ - Amelia Rorer. 337.40 76-77.-77^-226 \ Laise told the children, as they looked map of Manchester by locating familiar photo by Thompson) Texas 0 0 .000 Joan Joyce, 337.40 76- 72-78-226 landmarks — the intersection of Main Sunday's All-Star Game Result Ijce Burke. 337 40 7r.*73-78-226 wide-eyed at the rows and rows of books NutlonalLcaguer. Aipencan U‘ague4 By United Press International Patty Hayes. 229.17 7f.-79-73-227 filling the back office. and Center streets where about six Lao­ Monday s Games PGA Championship Lori Garbaez. 29.17 79- Xt73-227 The children looked , quiqtly at tian families live in the Odd Fellows language became evident in the Hearing than the bees. (All Times EDT) At Duluth. Ga., Aug.Si Vicki Fcrgon,229 17 78-77-74-2Z7 examples of birth certificates, land Building, the Friendly-Ice Cream store on “Anyone here pay bills?” asked a But it wasn’t difficult to determine Kansas City d.eonord6-7) at Baltimore (Par 7(7) Cindy Hill 229.17 7260-77r-227 representative of the department, Room when the children looked at iD. Martinez7-3),7;30p.m. l^rrv Nelson. 160.000 706666-71 273 Debbie Meisterlin. 229.17 77.-77.-77-227 deeds, military records and land Main street which is across the street photographs of the Board of Directors what impressed the children most. Milwaukee (Vuckovich 8-21 at Clevc: FuzzV Zobllcr. 40,000 706868-71 277 Millie Kccter. 229.17 72- 77-78-227 o u td o o r explaining what the finance department,i|j “What are some of the things you think transfers, but when it came to marriage from one family’s home, and the and were told the people in the picture^ land (niylcven 7-4). 7 :X p.m. Dan t'ohl.X.OOO 6067-7369 -278 Bonnie Laucr 73- 78-77-228 does. All the children shook their heads the town does?” Town Manager Robert Chicago (Burns 6-2) at Boston Bob (Jiidcr. 13.146 7469-7066-279 Mary Dwyer 72- 78-78-228 S occer licenses, a response came out.' ^nchester Parkade Shopping Center. had to run for office this fall. iEckersleyr.-4).7;X p.m Greg Niirman. 13.146 736768-71-279 Tborcse Hession 7^7860-228 “I had to do that when I got married,’’ Despite the varying levels of com­ no. The headshakes changed to nods "What do I mean by run?” Ms. Giroux B. Weiss asked the students, as they Toronlci (Stiob 4-7 or Clancy 3-6) at Tom Kite. 13.146 7167-69-72-279 Barbara Mizrahic 74- 77-78-229 ended the tour in his office. 74-76-79-229 to p ic s Ms. .Giroux told the the children, as Mrs. petence, all of the children understood however, when he asked if they knew asked, and severaf children picked up Detroit iWllcox6-r ).8p m IsaoAoki. 13.146 7r>6866-70-279 Beckv Pearson “Books,” was the unanimous reply. Texas (Darwin 7-41 at New York (John Keith Fergus. 13.146 71-716966-279 Lvnn Stroncy 73- 7660-229 . Laise showed them a popy of a marriage the concept of "bills,” which came up what paychecks are. their feet to jog around the room. r-4).8;0f p m Bruce Lietzke. 13.146 70^0-7168-279 Marary Mills ' 7I-61-78-230 • . during their visit to the town finance It was slightly more difficult to explain Oakland (Uingford f.-7) at Minne.sola .lack Nick'laus. 13.146 7I68-7169--279 Kathy McMullen 73-79-78-230 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE " license and explained the required infor­ The complexities of the English (Erickson26).8:X p.m Tom Valentine, 6.7T9 73-70-7166-280 Catherine Duggan ^7078-78-230 By United Press International - mation.' department. California (Zahn7-6) at Seattle (Abbott Andy North. 6.7TO 6869-70-73-280 Kelly Fuiks 77- 77-77-231 East 1-4), lO .T p m Vance Heafner.6.7Tfl 68- 70-70-72 -280 Sandra Spuzich 78- 7461-231 WLGFGA BPPts. Tuesday 's (James Jerrv Pate,6.7Ti0 7168-70-71-280 a-Tammi Green •707f.-7»-2S2 x-New York 21 6 73 4i 68 16 Fishing in the Milwaukee at Cleveland. 2 .6;X- p.m J C. Snead, f./flO 70- 71-70-70-281 Sharon Barrett 807261-2X. Montreal 1416 fa 61 61 133 Kansas City at Baltimore, 7 ,.TO'p.m Hale Irwin, 4,BTT. 71- 746869-282 a-amateur Washington 1416 62 62 46 U4 ■ Chicago alp lbislon. 7 ;X p m . David Edwards. 4,87r< 7169-70-72-282 Toronto 6M 8 73 6 6 The crisp days of tion spots at these times If water splashes over Toronto at IVlroit. 8 p.m. Boh Murphy. 4/4)0 6669-73-7T.-283 Southern for possession Texas at New York. 8.06. p.m .lay Haas. 3,631 7368-7469-284 AtlanU 1712 61 60 62 160 fall.. .cooler temperatures, are underwater humps hnd the transom, ask your Oakland at Minnesota. B;T. p.m. Ray FJoyd. 3.631 71- 70-71-72-284 F9. Uuderdalc 1712 « 41 30 133 clear skies...sounds like a shallow,.flooded shelves. marine dealer about a pair, California at Seattle. lO.X p.m. 74-7069-71-284 l)on Pooiey,3.631 Tampa Bay 1317 64 8 47 121 good time to go fishing. The bad side of the wind of transom splash boards. to-qnove things upstairs.” have a strong desire to help the bank’s art program. Gil Morgan„?.63l 7069-74-71-284 Jacksonville 1614 8 44 X< 119 together all over the coun- it, even when there is little age,” he noted. ‘‘The Don January. 3.631 70-72-71-72-284 p^Bowling Central And it will be if the wind shows up when fishermen Easily installed, they’ll fit By David M. Maxfield the 20th century’s most objects made have beauty, Some collectors think out out their favorite artists, to The collection was to EASTERN LEAGUE Tom Purtzer. 3,631 70-70-73-71-284 CHilcago ' 20 9 8 IS 64 170'doesn’t blow you off the are unable to control either most teats. prominent art collectors, try, and in a way, such in- room, if any, left to display their goals in advance, get to know them, to be reflect the spectrum of By United Press International .lohn Cook, 3,631 7260-70-73-284 Minnesota 1811 fC 47 61 L63 Smithsonian News stitutions as banks and law all the stuff'picked up at style and economy of line.” (Second Half) .loe Ininan. 3.631 73-7167-73-284 iilsa 1614 62 44 48 lidie. 136 their boat position or A second way to beat the the, late New York cor­ Today’s" American Lawson adds, and devise a their friends. During the contemporary art in that North Bill Rogers.2.X9 72- 7T.66-72-2BF, Salias 6.24 r. ff 24 62 It has been called a dis­ firms have assumed the ite a m arkets, auction area. Tom Weiskopf.2.8Ti0 7I-72-72-70-28f. •______Because of changing - casting accuracy. If your wind is to anchor the boat porate lawyer John Quinn, collectors share this love “rational plan” for buying. 1930», Hirshhorn assisted W I. Pet GB Western- fishing suffers because of ease, but in its most ad­ was so taken with modem role of the Influential/houses and antique shops scores of artists, “talented Glens Falls 26 18 .6>91 - Hubert Green. 2.8ro 71-74-7169 -28T. ' ^ n Diego 1910 68 8 « 164 . thermal currents in the air, • and fish one locale. Set the vanced stages, it is nothing of beauty, says Edward P! Others, he says, buy, out of Buffalo 21 23 477 6 Peter .lacobsen, 2.ff4) 74-71-7169-28fi Los Angeles 1712 46 60 41 141 fall winds are usually more the wind, here are some anchor from the tew on a paintings that in 1923-24 he private collector, as they or discovered along the instinct - “They are the men” who were in "bad Both Blanton and Law- Bobby Clampett. 2X9 7r.-71-7060 -28r. By United Press International ^ , 1118 6f. 67 -46 112 but a pleasure. beach and up in the attic? Lawson, education director i.,vnn 20 22 476 r> PBA Tour ' (^lifomla than gentle breezes. tips to try njext time you’re sold off his valuable collec­ buy prints, paintings and more emotional shape” with bills piling up son point out that there are Holyoke 17 28 37B 9‘^ (>urtis Strange.2.X9 73- 72-7466-28f. San Jose 1019 39 71 37 87 long line. This will soften Collecting, as art “I often wonder what at the Sm ithsonian’s Ed Fiorl.2X9 73-7367-73-286 At Austin. Texas, Aug. 9 Northwest . frustrated by the breeze. tion of rare books and sculpture for their offices. purchasers.” Joseph during the Depression. important differences South (The 24 match play liiiallsts with their Chances are goOd that the swells, and keep the boat historian. John Rewald makes people collect Hirshhorn Museum and Bristol 26 18 .691 -- Mark Hayes. 2X9 70-7468-74-286 total pinfall after four rounds — 26 Vancouver 1811 61 38 68 160 wind 'will blow hard at Back trolling is one headed info the wind. manusetipts at a “fearful Other collectors, Hirshhorn, for example, between building private Reading 23 20 6X. 2*1 (Jreg Powers. 2X9 70-70-74-73-286 Calgary 1614 fl 60 48 142 once put it. may take hold -things,” Smithsonian Sculpture Garden, and are Some artists eventually 1 .a nny Wadk ins. 2 X9 70- 71-74-71-286 games) least part of the time technique that will V slaughter” to buy a new mdanwhile, continue to whose donated collection and- public collections. West Haven 21 21 .660 4 1. Marshall Holman. Medford. Ore.,6.001 Seattle 16 14 67 62 48 134 of the mind and soul to a Secretary S.^illon Ripley motivated by the “love of come to play a strategic Waterbury 19 23 4.^ 2 6 S. Ballesteros, 2X9 71- 73-72-70-286 Portland ' 1616 r 40 40 126 you’re out on the lake, and eliminate wind problems. stockTsf-Picaisos, Seurats, look for specialized or “un­ of 6,000 paintings, “ The private- collector aturday's Results Bob Eastwood. 2X9 6769-72-78-286 2. Sam Zurich. Huntington, N.Y.,fi616 Edmonton II 18 64 68. 46 112 degree where there is no has also a s ^ in his collec­ discovery, owning things, foie in directing and I^n Hinkle. 1.7T9 69- 7660-73-287 3. Charlie Tapp. South St. Paul, Minn., that makes it difficult to Put the outboard engine ia Rousseaus aikd other discovered” ^ to satisfy drawings and sculptures refining the collector’s really can do anything he Glens Falls4. Lynn2 r.801 x-clinched division title, escape from it; the fatal tion of essays on museums, completeness and Buffalo 13. Bristol 3 Jim Thorpe. I,7f9 71- 72-72-72-287 (Teams get six pointslor winning In maneuver your boat and to reverse, point the stem of CAR CARE modem masters. Quinn, their acquisinve appetites acquisitiveness.” became the core for the Mrs. wants, Lawson says Holyoke7, West HavenO Terry Diehl, 1.7T9 72- 74-71-70- -287 4. Dave Soutar, Kansas City. Kan., 6,706 regulation time or overtime but only four symptom of the true and stretch smaller “The Sacred Grove.” “It taste. Chicago’s D.A.’Woibring.l.7r9 71-74-7468 -287 r. Gary Dickinson, Burleson. Tcxas6,7B7 cast. the boat toward the wind “an avid reader of mtelcal Smithsonian museum that “whereas museums and Readings. Waterbury6 6. Jefmattingiv. Tacoma, wash.,6.767 points for winning a game decidM by collector is his strong seems certain that collec­ Interestingly, many con­ Palmer, one of the nation’s Sunday's Rc.suKs Rod CurUX9 •7r.-7260-72-28B shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Fall winds are both good and fish as slowly as yoji CORNER literature, surely un­ budgets. bears his name, is ad­ other institutions follow 7f.69-74-70-288 7. Jeff Valentine. Natick. Mass. J.,TOT. acquisitive and possessive ting is at least as old as temporary collectors say major - collectors at the l.ynti 13. Buffalo.l David Gtaham. 1X9 8. Mike Miller. Albuquerque. N.M.. 6!06e each goal scored up to a maximum of and bad for anglers. want. The advantages of derstood the seriousness of Today’s collections are mittedly that type of master plans that -define Bristol 6, Glens Fails 3 ('alvtn Peete. 1X9 74- 71-7469-28B three per team i^ r game excluding instinct, and instinct that culture.” they do not buy an object turn of the century, was 70-7r.-70-73-288 9. David Ozio. Vidor, Texas. 6,673 ' They’re beneficial when back trolling area: perfect his own condition,” critic as diverse as their owners. their interests and goals” Waterbury 6. Holyoke I Dave Stockton. 1X9 10. Art Trask, Fresno, Calif,, 6,ff>4' overtimes and shootouts.) rarely reaches' a - point of After a summer of obser­ strictly for its potential to collector. guided in selecting 19th- Reading 9. West Haven 8 Bruce Flcisher. 1X9 73- 7268-7rr--288 11. Henry Gonzalez, Colorado Springs. Saturday's Results baitfish are attracted to teat control; you can fish Aljne B. Saarinen once From the I9th century’s increase in value, but if “I buy if I get a gut century impressionist In fact, he adds, modern Monday 's Gaines Howard Twitty. 1X9 74- 71-7469^-288 Colo., 6.(0) Jacksonville 3. Montreal 2. OT saturation. . staid focus on the masters, ving two tribes, the Ndani IxH? Elder. 913 7T.-71-7469 -289 Tulsa 2. Chicago 1 wind-blown shores where directly underneath the remarked. t^ t happens, so much the feeling," Hirshhorn said paintings by her artist art museums often “msut Lynn at Buffalo 12. PeteMcCordic. Houston. 6/i79 But unlike any other dis­ rare books and fine and Uhunduni, living in Bristol at Glens Falls Wayne Levi.913 70- 7l-73-7rr-2a0 13. Earl Anthony. Dublin. Calif . 6/>46 Los Angeles 4, California 3 ^ ^ they feed on insects and teat — Jigging or bait Such art collecting recently; “It starts with and do look gift horses in Ron Streck.913 fl0-77-7r.68-280 ease, he added, there are Stone Age conditions in the better. Instead, they pre friend Mary Cassatt, then Holyoke at Waterbury 14. Bob Handlev. Fairway, Kan., 6.646 San Jose 3. Seattle d . plankton stirred up by the fishing; and you can cast moguls as Quinn, J. Pier- objects, an eclectic collec­ the head, then the gut, and the, mouth" because some Reading at West Haven Jack Renner.913 74^70-73-72 -280 PVtIandf.. Dallas2 plenty of reward; the Joys mount^ns of New Guinea, drawn first by a work’s living and working in Tue.sday's Games (Jary Player. 913 7F.-72-71-71-289 ir.GilSliker, Washington. N.J..6.610 San Diego 1. Vancouver 0 waves. Bass, walleye, pike down wind' and work* the pont Morgan, Qiarles Lang ting frenzy has boomed aesthetic appeal and a the heart....I buy very Paris. Today, the Palmer prospective donations have Rex Caldwell.913 68-72-71-78 -289 ‘ 16 Joe Hutchinson. Scranton. Pa.. 6,480 of discovery, the delights Ripley concluded that their Lynn at Buffalo 17. Eddie Rcssier Jr.' Nashua. N.Ht. Sunday's Results and other gamefish follow lure back to the lioat on a Freer and Peggy that now encompasses fast....I will go into a a Bristol at (Jlens Falls Doug Tewcll.82r. 71- 73-76-70 -290 Edmonton 2. New York 0 of conviction, the in­ desire to collect was “as fascination with their own collection is a jewel in the Mark I.yc. 810 67-76-74-74-291 . the baitfish. Other high ac­ tight line. KarlSwtoris Guggenheim, who years everything from seashells gallery sometimes and see Holyoke at Waterbury 18. Frank Ellonburg. Mesa. Ariz..6.443 Washington 2. AtlantaO describable pleasures once highly ^volved as any specialty, be it glass sculp­ Art Institute of Chicago’s museum s acquisition Heading at West Haven Jim Colbert. 810 72- X.-71-73-291 Fort Lauderdale 1. Tampa Bay.O ago voraciously bought and fishing flies to baseball 35 or so paintings. I’ll walk objectives. Mike Sullivan. 810 70-72-74-Zr-291 19. Bill Coleman. Springfield. Ore., 6.430 Minnesota 3. TorontoO a coveted object has been professional coin or stamp ture or tortoise shell boxes. unsurpassed collection of 20. Tom Laskow. Commack, N.Y..6.423 everything from Rem­ cards and truck around once or twice and Mark McCumber, 810 70-74-73-74-291 21. Chuck Pierce. Dallas. 6.401 secured. ’,‘P6sse9sion,"'he collector could wish.” The novice collector, impressionist works. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Tom .lcnkins.810 73- 73-73-72 -291 22. Dave Frame. Baldwin Park. Calif..383 brandts to Renoirs, are medallions; from fountain I’ll say: ‘Gee, that looks in­ Blanton says that he will Bv United Press International Don Padgett. 783 74- 71-73-74-292 s^dl “not only enriches the pens and papdrweights to Thoukb. these people once he 'gets the bug, Mary Cassatt also helped 74-71-7869-292 23. Roger Haskell. Seattle. Wash..rJ02 now a vanNhlng breed. The teresting, that looks in­ consider a work of art for W L Pci GB John Fought. 783 24. Jeff Keckicy. El Paso. Texas. 6.302 owner’s experience and tribal masks and native collected for religious, begins to think abput shape‘“another great Columbus 74 42 .638 - Dannv Edwards. 783 73-71-70-78-292 dollar doesn’t go as far . specializing in , a certain teresting and that one and the bank that he does “not 67 47 m 6 enjoyment; it also enables pottery; froih fine prints medical or economic American art collection at Richmond today, of course, 'and the area. Lawson says. “And so on.’ Maybe I’ll select particularly like per­ Tidewater 60 M r<26 13 ReggiBsaus him U/share His happiness masters and ploqeer and drawings to primitive reasons, there appeared to five or six, and they'll take this lime, that of Henry O. sonally,” but which he Rochester n fS 491 17 with others.” Ripley to be another after a while, he looks at Havemeyer and his wife, Charleston fi2 .468 19*3 modem paintings are now furniture and ancestral things bought early and them out and put them believes is important” for Pawtucket f.3 62 461 20''3 For some people, the portraits. In fact, almost reason in back of the urge steering them to then little- 49 64 .434 23'i mainly at home in', the says, ‘That’s not my style aside.” the collection’s com­ Syracuse .collecting addiction anything,, it would appear, for humans to amass known modern ' painters tooledo 46 70 .367 28 nation’s public museums. now.’ ’’ At that point, one Hirshhorn and other pleteness. For his own 's Results becomes so severe that it things. “Skill and such as Courbet, Degas, Samrday Yet major collections of can be collected. collector jokes, “it’s time collectors also say they collection, however, Blan­ Rochester^. ^racuse2 '(begins to 'chntrol the direc­ But why? Why do we do aesthetics enter at an early Cezanne and Manet. Their, ton weighs three criteria Tidewater 9. (^lumbusT tion of their lives. One of art continue' to bh put Charleston 17. Pawtucket 4 It'a a cold, damp, .nkaty day collection is one of the before purchasing a pain­ Richmond 9. Toledo 1. suspended gJ;ame AUTO REPAIRS and IM car ksapa .•toUini - treasures at the ting, drawing or sculpture. Richmond 3. Toledo 1. regularly regula but Uwn altor a few eeconda, Metropolitan Museum of scheduled game it’ll itart again... Water In the He. must “really like the ^nday's Results fuel, moat probably — elth ^ Art in'. . RochesterT,Syracuse4 ^ WE SERVICE ALL work,” it must have some (ram coodansatlon or from a Richmond 9. Toledo 3 "Homo of Mr. floodwranen" GENERAL MOTOR As often(as not today, art “investment potential” Charleston 4. Pawtucket 1 bad lot of fuel the oil compeny and he must “respect the Columbus 3, Tidewater 0 CARS AND TRUCKS laid 00 poor ol’ Ooorge... what collection^re built from Monday's Games happena if that on cold, ugly scratchand quicklyfor body of the artist s other Tidewater at Charleston daya, the water In the luel specific settings, such as work. ’ Like Hirshhorn, Richmond at Columbus A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS vnr-BndCiBarancM RanauiG W M iiseG ac tra o e i when It vaporliea to Blanton is interested in Rochester at Pawtucket Um carb, clogging everything bank and corporation of­ Syracuse at Toledo COMPLETE C 0 U I8 I0 N REPAIRS with ICO cryiula ... until Uw fices. A case in point is the knowing and helping ar­ Tuesday'aGamcs • Rtnault 181 tists. ‘Td rather buy from Tidewater at Charleston • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS warmth of the Inert engine acquisition by the Federal Richmond at Columbus melta It out, letting the engine Reserve Bank qf Richmond an artist than a dealer,” he Rochester at Pawtucket • AUTOPAINTINS ■tart again ... Vour. hast bet says. “I like bqing involved Syracuse at Toledo hero la iuft to gat a can of gaa- of 415 works purchased • CHARBE WITH MASTER CHARGE line antilreeio nt any gas sla- between 1977 and 1981 to with the artist.” lino and pour it in the lank ... grace the offices and For these would-be l^ACIFICCOAST LEAGUE k 2 4 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Get the best' It'll tehe a few milts to start public spaces of the bank’s By United Press International working, bnt;(lnaUy lt:u hava / collectors who say that Northern Division prices of the lit effect aw you'll have no soaring new office tower braces for the kids and new *W L Pet, GB more trouble... Naxt time you alongside the James River. Tacoma 8 19 .604 — year now on g u up, buy anothar can and washjjig machines always Portland a B .660 2 ^ p p R o v e o economical, pour it in lilt tank to take c a n The guiding concept seem to eat away at dis­ Hawaii » » «» (»RTER . W any tonalntag moiature <4.-, cretionary funds that could ■Vancouver JJ ® .O) 9 Yonr dur will operate In ill behind the acquisition Edmonton „ ' J* 31 ^ JI front-wheel program was that the art, be used to purchate a pain­ Spokane ^ i*. ** ^ MtuultihCar kind! of woaUier when It If ser­ ting or two, Lawson offers Southern Division CHEVROLET drive Renault i8Hind LeXar. viced at DILLON FORD. Open most of which was chosen W L Pci GB H dollar. Wehfvo ipeelil rataa this encouragement: “You Albuquerque » 9 .80 - i w - by the “consensus” of a The Inventory's good—th e Savings great so drive onie *00 dally rentali for our aervIcB five-momber committee, actually don’t need to own Salt U ke J 5 JH • caatomari. Odr tachnlplana Phoenix S S S i f * would come fromthe iM object. 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14 - THE HERALD. Mon- Am . 10. IWl How to do it Daughter's suicide Peopletalk Between friends By UPl — Popular Mechanics' Japanese fashion designer QuestkHM aiid aim era on home repair problems, may prevent others Hanae Mori says she will give the from the pages of Popular Mechanics Encyclopedia; Boston Symphony Orchestra Tiling basement floor $200,000 to help pay for a world­ Q. My basement floor is concrete, smooth, level and DEAR ABBY: Our ' daughter, wide tour this fall to celebrate dry, I’d like to lay tile over part of it but I’m told there Karen, always reads your colunui. i tto B ^ ’s 100th anniversary. are certain precautions to be taken. What are the This pleased her mother and me Mori, who runs a $200 million a preparatory steps and what kind of tile must I use? because we think your advice is es­ rear business' With offices in D.H., S.D. pecially useful to young people. D ea r A b b y Paris, New York and Tokyo, will A. Your'floor may appear dry. but ls.lt really dry? One ' Two weeks ago we came home —H present the money to the way to find out is to coat several test spots with the black and found our breutlful and gifted At^gall .Van Buran orchestra’s music director, Seiji liquid primer available from your local dealer In floor 18-year-old daughter dead! She had CMwa,' a longtime friend of hers. coverings. Apply this liquid to a' small area In each cor­ shot herself wiUi the .22 rifle I had The BSO leaves Bpston Oct. 26, ner and several small spots over the flow. Liet it stand bought for our young son tq use on a for Japan, France, Germany, for 24 hours or so. ’Then,'lf you can scrape off this rifle range. We had never tod a'gun Austria, and England. coating with a putty knife, your floor is not dry enough In the house before because I tod to lay the tile safely. Open all basement windows during I always heard that they were more arents who have lost a child and clear, breezy weather, or operate a dehumidifier to dangerous to the family than of it to anyone. E McGovern’s 1984 reduce the moisture content of the air in the area. ’Then My sAcond reason tor writing is to kve banded Ipgether to provide anyone. Now I keep telling myself emotional support to others who Former Sen. George test again. . , that If a gun tod not been available, ask .you about an organization for If the primer sticks solidly, apply It over the whole peopte who. have lost a child. You need help in handling one of life's McGovern predicts that the pen­ Hanae Mor Karen might have gotten through greatest tragedies — the loss of a George McGovern floor. When dry, apply a tile cement suitable for use on her crisis. medtloned It In your column, but we dulum of public opinion will shift concrete below grade. Follow the'manufacturer’s In- never dreamed that,we would need ehild. leftward by 1984. I have two reasons for writing. • * * stractions for laying tile on basement floors; you can First, to ask yqp to encourage teen­ it. Thank you, Abby. M cG overn, th e 1972 get them from your local dealer in coverings. As a rule agers who have problems to try to JOHN E. GLASCO, WICHITA. Everybody needs friends. For Democratic presidential only asphalt titles are recommended for use on concrete KAN. some practical lips on how to be nominee, now chairman of Hershel Bernardi, star of The Garden gathering talk to their pareh$s or a Fiddier on the Roof.” floors below grade. ’Throughly clean and dust the floor DEAR MR. GLASCOi My heart popular, get Abbv’s Popularity Americans for Common Sense, • The matriarch of the Kennedy professional person. We hqd no Idea booklet. Send 81 plus a long, self- an organization dedicated to before applying primer, it is advlseable to vacuum- Karen had any problems. After her goes out to you and your family. clan, 91-year-old Rose Kennedy, clean the floor to make sure that all fine dust has been Please don’t blame yourself, a* addressed stamped (35 cents) fighting conservative political was the guest of honor at a Hyan- death, her sister told us that Karen envelope to Abby, Popularity, action groups, told the American Dr. Rock removed. tod used some drugs, including most parents of sueioes are wont nisport fund raiser for Sen. Mildew takes to siding to do. Everyone is responsible for 12060. Hawthorne Blvd., Suite Bar Association annual conven­ Edward M. Kennedy during the LSD, about two years ago, and 5000, Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. Rick' Springfield, who plays Q. My home is in the woods and my problem is mildew although she tod told her sister that his own actions. . tion in New Orleans that a “great rock ‘n’ roll as well as a role on weekend. that grows on the wooden siding of the house, especially , she thought she was "crazy” Please send a stamped, self- deal of disillusionment” with the soap opera ‘‘G eneral Kennedy, gearing up for a 1982 on the north wall. ’The siding was painted two years ago because occasionally she had addressed envelope to The Com­ Playing bridge conservative policies will spark Hospital,” told People magazine Senate race, told the 600 sup­ but the mildew didn’t show up until last summer. Now passionate Friends, P.O. Box renewed support for liberals by porters he had hoped to be in the memory problems and hallucinated. Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag he 'had to break off a recent it’s bad and seems to be getting worse. What can I do We thought we knew Karen, but 1347, Oakhrook, III. 60531. You 1984. romance because his careers White House by now, saying write about bridge — every day on But he said the Democratic about it? T.N., Ga. apparently w e. didn’t. It was her will be pul in touch with the were too demanding. “About a year ago, we thought A. Did you use one of the mildew-resistant paints? chapter nearest yon. This fine the comics page of The Manchester Party faces a critical test during we would be holding this occasion Bath of the ’80s only attqmpt at suicide, and as far Herald. the next four years in raising Springfield. 32, is Dr. Noah These usually are quite effective or at least they appear ^as far as we know, she never spoke organisation Is comprised of in another garden, the Rose to control some conditions favorable to mildew growth. r , 1 enough funds to compete effec­ Drake on the daytime drama and Garden.” You can scrub off most of the mildew and the resulting At center stage Is a luxury tub, sheathed In polished solid ding a luxury touch Is an accent wall of copper rounds tively. also has a hit single with That gave his mother a chance discoloration with a medium-to-strong solution of black decorative laminate. Carved out of the wall Is an en­ metallic laminate above the tub platform. A vanity cabinet i “Jessie’s Girl” and an album to get off a good line while posing trisodium phosphate if you’re persistent. Make up the vironmental enclosure that simulates nature's sun, rain, encloses his and her's parchment lavatories. This color is MACC that is selling well. for photographers with her son: solution with 3 oz. trisodium phosphate, 1 oz. detergent, breezes and sauna steam. Bold stripes of high-fashlon sand- repeated in the toilet and bidet. Bath by New Horizons. Lena and friends “ My working so hard just “Welcome to Rose’s garden.” 1 pt. household bleach and 3 qts. water. This is a pretty colored decorative laminate accent all black surfaces. Ad­ Visiting Lena Horne backstage added too much strain,” he said Names in the news strong trearfnent and while it may dull the paint Sunday night after another Tony of the relationship with a record somewhat, it cuU the mildew quite effectively, as a awaid-winning performance in company secretary. “I’m sure Vice President George W rule. Wear rubber gloves when working with it and The return of Edgar her Broadway hit, “The Lady and there will be a moment when a Bush will receive an honorary protect your eyes from spatters. Her Music,” were actress relationship can work out. It doctorate from Sacred Heart If there are high shrubs or low-banging tree limbs Elizabeth Taylor, Cab Cqjloway wouldn’t do any good to blow my University of Fairfield, Conn along the wall, it’s a good idea to do a little trimming. Ten ways to cool your home who starred with Lena in 1940s career for someone. It would be a during a special academic con This will promote good air circulation, a mildew ' By Nancy Carr with the yard. Keep the place up. looks of them.” “Police car did movie “Stormy Weather,” and real bitter beginning.” vocation Sept. 12 .. deterrent in itself. When you repaint, use a mildew- He’s been moving away toward the What can you do about 2. Wind-generated ven- easiest way to cool a home. systems pass hot air it as much as 10°F. through their respiration Exeputlye Director come ... give me a clean bunk not in resistant product. An attic can be cooled as throu^ a window box con­ 10. Landscaping, often provide moisture, cooling door as he spoke and was out of it a cell...mind ya...a clean bunk of my Playing with fire cool ng your home on hot tilative cooling makes use of air pressure to ventilate much as 35°F in this way, taining water-soaked pads, overlooked, is one of the the surrounding air by So many people tov^e asked me before he was finished. own where I could stretch out...then Q. A friend recently showed me how to insert a coin in sumer days — besides tur­ what happened to our 83-year-old In the morning he was gone before ning on an air-conditioner? a home. The wind blowing reducing home which reduce air best ways to cool a home, evaporation and convec- fed me breakfast at Feldenkrais exercises a fuse socket to keep the fuse from blowing. ’This doesn’t temperatures 10° to 15°F. temperature through a Trees and shrubs not only tion*. friend E ^ a r. While I was cleaning any of us were up, his bed army McDonald’s...nice guys they was!” seem rjght. Won’t the coin pass more current than the Plenty, says Popular on a house creates con­ siderable pressure on the 5. Diurnal heat exchange rooftop radiator that cools shade the home, but up one morning before going to ti^ t, his towel neatly folded corner Edgar then told me he had a'little wires are supposed to-carry? Isn’t this unsafe? E.T., Mechanics magazine. work, Edgar stood alongside not to corner. We watch for him every Using c^culated windward wall, and an simply means opening money. Said he wanted to go to the Okla. looking at me but out the t^dow . It - day. His clean sheets and towel are library to check the papers for a A. Dangers of this procedure have been so well shading, ventilating and area of lower pressure on basement or crhwlspace the side of the house away windows at night and let­ was a real jolt to him to discover the waiting. I hope and pray that he’s room. He asks if we can get a refund covered in past years one would have thought It would other tricks, summertime Storage climbs walls week before that everyone that is in safe. That he’s off bartering those Flex mind through temperatures in almost any from the wind. By opening ting masonary floors and on the hearing aid, sayiiig “I just no longer be approved by anyone. In older-type service and out of this house all' hours is a belongings for a tiny trailer. He home can be maintained windows on the low- walls cool. This method cannot deal with that gadget.” boxes, fuses are your only protection against dangerous Sometimes the lack of modijlar cabinets. They W lt-in buffet in the dining child (our children range in age made a man’s offer. Not foking Sensing his wanting to be on his overheating of wiring and nlectrical shorts that may 10°F to 30°F lower than out­ pressure side of the house, can tower home area;, a wet bar and wine tem p eratu res by ,8°F storage space can drive are furniture in the best from seven to 30). Somehow he had charity. Offering what he bad. His way, 1 asked him if there is anything develop in lamps or appliances. Never replace a fuse doors. Furthermore, for and windows on the coolest sense of the word: cabinet, in the living room; side or sides of the house,. through the noon hour. you up the wall. In fact, gotten the idea that we ran a boar­ work and inheritence for a space in we can do for him. ‘.‘Just keep a with a coin or other metallic object serving the same most passive cooling that’s a good place to find beautifully-crafted, func­ or anentertainment center ding-house and after the second systems, the initial cost is the negative pressure will 6. Earth-coupled cooling the back yard. watch for, a room at $35 a week. I stretching muscles yrith TV, stereo, record ■purpose. Have your local electrician check why the fuse uses underground pipes to it. tional and long-lasting. w e^ of not finding a job, he again What do 1 say to Edgar about can handle that myself.” < /■ in your box let go, before you insert a new fuse. It’s negotiable; operating cost suck cool, air throughout There’s a wide dwice of and cassette cabinets in the building! cool air. ^ r t h at a five- Designers are advising offered me a $20 as rent. As gentiy zoning? About protection of proper­ Hi? eyes brightened at the news extremely important to locate and eliminate the cause is either nonexistent or homeowners that vertical styles, finishes and authen­ the family room. and 1 thought as diplomatically as ty values? About residential AAA? ciple, a method, a way of Feldenkrais discusses Dr, Javier Moreno, an in­ only a matter of pennies. 3. The thermal chimney foot depth maintains a fair­ that the baseball strike is over. AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) of a blown fuse. Otherwise, you risk a disastrous fire. wall systems — in which tic “period" designs. — Durable possible, I told Edgar 1 really didn’t God knows be is welcome to our “Well, that’s good.” His hope at our — Tbe followws of Moshe doing things,” Karzen said. philosophy and physiology ternist from the (Canary Here’s how to save energy; has been Used in desert ly co n ^ n t 55°F in many peppered with a few jokes. Islands, says the Slicking window sash parts of the country. Ven­ cabinets and shelves are Early American, In addition,-4he cabinets want the money. ’Hiat we are more backyard but the world has grown last meeting was that he.be settled Feldenkrais say his subtle Other students agree. Q. My windows are weatherstripped units and several 1. Shading devices such countries for millenia. Mediterranean, traditional In another, they lie on knowledge can be used in Basically, hot air rises tilating pipes buried at that combined in stylish and are designed for durability than happy to have him use the room ! far too complicated for Eldgar's in a room by World Series time so he exercise techniques can “He uses the physical stick to the point that they are almost Impossible to as louvers and sunshades serviceable patterns — are and contemporary. and good performance — as long as he pleased since my simple needs.. I bought some pads their stomachs and im­ preventive medicine. over windows will cool through the chimney by depth can cool a home all could watch it all. Such a small wish help people flex their body as a tool,” said Dr. raise and lower. What can I do to make them slide the ISeO’s answer to the Modular cabinet fur­ benefits appreclatdl by mother tod gone back to Ohio. The the other day for his new glasses so for such a big human being. Shaking minds by stretching their agine the sensation of ‘‘When you study those homes without a convection, pulling in summer long. Jeff Nichols, a holistic medicine, you study one easily? Mrs. A.R.B., Oklahoma City. 7. In thermal mass con­ quest for space, storage, niture is also versatile. The . today’s, aware consumer. next day after looking through the. they won’t rub beUnd bis ears. They hands all around he says: “I’ll be muscles. medicine practitioner from swimming. A. Is the weatherstripping tight? If not, use nails protective roof overhang. cooler air from ground sizd and design of a wall A video camera captures aspect of the body. People level. The principle can be cepts, a rock bin or other and fashionable room Modular units certified by papers for a. job, he told Pat (one of wait beside the towel. back ya know.” I smile at this Feldenkrais, a physicist Topeka, Kan. “But what he where needed. Also, there are preparations in con­ A louvered shade will allow decor. system and dictated by the the National Kitchen our Human Needs workers) that he the lessons — about 27 must think more about all excess heat to escape — applied in homes with a thermal storage device is miracle of a man and tell him; “I with degrees in mechanical teaches are attitudes their body ... physical and venient spray cans for freeing stubborn windows. Your taste, imagination and Cabinet Association have was leaving. “ Don’t want no Part II know Eldgar, I know you’ll be back.” and electrical engineering, hours worth a week. paint dealer should have them. Usually the best way to traditional awnings tend to vent stack or chimney and cooled by air blown Versatile toward learning about Later, Feldenkrais psychological,” Moreno through it at night; during needs of the homeowner. been tested to meet the charity”, he said. “Got money from has spent more than three oneself and the world and apply them is to raise the lower sash and sprayN^th trap heat. Windows that floor vents to draw cooler Some room settings use The Return of Edgar works with people suf­ said. air up from lower floors. the day, cool air from the What has put wall same strict construction my Social Security check.” (Edgar decades developing exer­ oneself, in relationship to exposed sections of metal weatherstripping. ’Then lower open at the top work well in cabinet furniture as a and performance stan­ gets a check for $130 a month.) Friday m'orning I answered the fering frqm such afflic­ Jeff Haller, a former all this kind of arrangement, 4. Attic ventilation using bin is blown throughout the systems solidly “in” cises of basic body the world ... like patience the upper sash and spray both strips. Raise and lower today’s decorative picture decorative highlight: for dards as kitchen cabinets I went straight home and took phone — “Good morning, MACC Of­ movements to help in­ tions as multiple sclerosis, state basketball player venting hot ceiling air to vents, fans or turbine home. and gentleness.” from Oregon and doctoral both sashes several times to distribute the lubricant un­ is the availability of example, a taU hutch with and bath vgnities. Edgar’s $!M. That evening we sat fice, may I help you?” A woman’s Thank yous dividuals — from invalids cerebral palsy, strokes and the outside. blowers is probably the 8. Evaporative cooling Nichols and other whiplash — teaching them candidate at the California iformly. side by side for a moment while'my voice asked, “Do you know an old Many thanks to P.J. Jeffers for a to athletes — reach higher son hunted a sports program for man with thick glasses named trainees from ages 19 to 62 to control muscles to give Institute of Transpersonal donation to our Human Needs Fund, levels physically, — each of whom are paying Psychology in San Fran­ him. . EMgaIr?’' Wow! He’s back — He’s emotionally and ‘intellec­ them grace and freedom and io Donald & Lillian Peterson for $8,000 over a four-year they never thought possi­ cisco, wants to help people ’’Room like that” he said not safe— in East Hartford trying to get contributing a Room-at-the-Inn. tually. looking a t me. “These days room to Manchester. This iady en­ period to learn from ble. w orking in p ressu re Syndet Products, Inc. has This summer 225 doc­ Feldenkrais -- spend hours situations — particularly like that, plenty of men would be countered Um bag and baggage, tors, psychologists, Feldenkrais’ trainees see Consumer Reports provided the MACC Office with a lying bn carpets in a many applications for what high-powered athletes, glad to pay more than that $20.” We looking somewhat confused, waiting service contract for our busy physical therapists, Hampshire College gym­ ' ^ t sat for a moment watching mj^ son for a ride. She took him tp her home athletes, artists and they are learning. , Haller said he wants to copying machine. We sincerely nasium, methodically ben­ “I hope that it will bring learn how to capture the and the T.V. “What do these oteer and extracted the run down on bis thank the good people at Syndet. hourewives from around ding and stretching as their people pay?” And how he looked at latest trek that spanned from Rhode the world have gathered to to my patients a mdTe in- ‘‘magic m oments” in Emergency Pantry: Thanks to teacher looks on and in- T e g ra te d view of sports when athletes per- me with those b ri^ t clear young Island, Pennsylvania to the Virginia cash donations, we sorted coupons learn the 77-year-old structs_ eyes. “What people?” I said state line and back to Connecticut. themselves as persons,” form at almost super- (also donated by caring Manchester Israeli’s program of Nichols said. “To give peo- natural levels, an effect he Picking the ri> bewildered. "All those people live As he entered her home he spied residents) and aimed our shopping awareness trough move­ In one exercise, the 'her grandmother’s rocking chair students slowly turn their pie the expectation that says has been dubbed “the here,” he says a little irritated with list toward one of the area ment. they can improve infinitely bubble experience” by- my slowness. and headed toward it like a magnet. warehouse-type markets. Canned “Our habits of thinking right legs inward as they — something a first-time rider ly at loW spe^, thouf^, so you have extremely dangerous handling “Oh Edgar” I start laughing. After reading the local newspaper grasp to ^ with their right opens up a lot of positive Julius Erving. Whole-house fans can make an en­ (cfm) capacity of the fan. Long hot relocate it when the fan is installed. meats, tuna, main meal protein are to the detriment of our directions.” It should be placed in a more or less might find helpful. to, shift its six-speed transmission defect, the Lambretta was rated “Edgar, they’re aU our children. All he began te nod...sleepy from his ability to enjoy life,” says hand, then stretch- as tire house more comfortable all summers require about a one to one Not Acceptable. Its handle-hats items, cereal, canned potatoes, rice neutral area—out of the path of fan- How economical are these bikes? fr^ e n tly . If you’re a beginner Snd that mob belong to us.” It’s Edgar’s latest effort to find an affordable 'and macaroni products, chicken and Feldenkrais, who main­ summer for about $30, at the ratio — 6,(X)0 cubic feet of living you plan to*ride around town a lot, were so close to the rider’s knees 'hat’s $10 space need a fan that can move 6,000 blown air, but out of corner dead Under typical riding conditions turn to be bewildered. “Your kids?” .place to live. b ^ stew, and peanut butter (one of tains that before in­ average electricity rates. That’s $10 (including stop-and-go and open- you might prefer the Honda CM that even mild bunnps caused him to less than what a mediumi-size air ^/4ubic feet of'^ir a minute. Less spots, too. . . I nod. “None of them borders?” His She told me she was planning to the finest sources of protein) were dividuals turn 3 they have For a special reprint of Consumer road riding), the motorcycles ZOffT. It requires much less shifting. bump the handlebars and lose con-^ b ri^ t eyes are fastened bard on come into Manchester and would be stopped thinking they’re 'Wood refinery'' operates conditioner would cost jus(O oToor extreme summer temperatures call trol of the scooter. purchased to help supplement calen­ Union’s test of smoke detectors send delivered about 60 to 70 mpg. The other bike, the Honda C70, mine and I’m not laughing now happy tq give Eklgar a lift.'He really dar collections. We found our capable of controlling their one room for the summer. for about half that capaicity. was recommended even though it^ How to take care of your moto(( Most of the fans tested carry a SV cents plus a long,'self-addressed, larger, heavier Honda CM 400A, because I can see so clearly the pain wanted to go the “the place near purchases barely made a “dent” on lives. charged by the Still River Of course, while the fan can add with a 400 cc engine and autonutic wasn’t evaluated with this par­ vehicle’s tires is discussed in Con­ EASTFORD, Conn. tree chips from developers conifort to an entire house, strictly manufacturer’s rating of 10,000 cfm stamped envelpe to CONSUMERS, in his. “Hdw’s come you’re letting Friendly’s” to see If there might be the quickly emptying shelves. This ‘‘We have to ta k e clearing .scrub trees from Wood Co. is estimated to transmission, stHl delivered 58 mpg., ticular group because it looks more sumer Union’s test of tire pressure me stay here?” he demanded. a room on the first floor for him. ourselves as we are and (UPI) — A ‘‘wood speaking, a fan doesn’t actually cool “free air delivery.” Such a ratings, P.O. Box 461, Radio City Station, gauges and another subject. Send 90 summer the MACC Emergency wooded land, according to mean a cost of $4.74 per New York, NY 10019. Be sure to ask . Because a motorcycle should be like a moped. (It earned high scores What to say? The lot of times over As I approached the car he'looked Pantry has serviced more families make the best we can with refinery” which removes million British Thermal air. And it can cost anywhere from however, aren’t very helpful, since able to hold its own in traffic in earlier handling and braking cents plus a long, self-addressed, debris like rocks and dirt Energy User News. After $200 to $500 to install. It’s not a sub­ they assume that nothing is restric­ for the reprint on smoke detectors. the years people have stayed here through those thick glasses (new than ever before. Including area ourselves. It’s not a ques­ removing foreign objects, Units. By comparison, the (including highway traffic), each tests.) This Honda has an electric stam p^ efvelope to CONSUMERS, while getting their feet on the glasses) and said, didn’t want to tion of doing it. It’s a ques­ from .wood wastes and stitute for air-conditioning, but it is ting the air flow — and something P.O. Box 461, Radio. City Station, elderly on fixed incomes. Thanks to . the refinery chips the wood cost of fuel oil at $1 per MOTORCYCLES bike’s performance was tested at starter, an automatic clutch, and ground. That we’ve fallen iq love not ’ come here (MIACC Office) until I get C h u ^ tolendar Collections, in­ tion of learning how to do it processes the wastes for gallon to achieve one a reasonable alternative in some usually is in a typical house with New York, NY 10010. Be sure to ask use as Industrial boiler fuel to uniform size and If getting around town on a cupful hi^way speeds. The Suzuki G8 can keep os well with in-town traf­ with a cute little toddler but with a settled this time. He gets out of the dividual contributions and area and feeling it,” million BTUs would be 'situations. screens, walls, doors, etc. CU tested 250TT and the Honda CTd400A easily fic. It’s priced considerably lower for the r^ rin t on tire pressure is in operation'in Eastford delivers it in self-unloading Consumer, Reports engineers each fan working against reasonably of fuel is your goal, a light, small- brave young old toothless wonder of car slowly s a j ^ : “See! I still business donations we can continue Feldenkrais says as $8.33. held 55 mph in top gear and had (1748) than the. lightweight bikes in gauges. a man. That we would be honored to got the new shoes ya gave me!” He students repeat tiny and supplies its product to trucks.. tested ten models with 36-inch typical resistance, and with the wall engined motorcycle might be your (c) 1981, Consunnert Union this needed service. To Tom users in Connecticut, vehicle. These machines offer out- plenty of passing power. The Suzuki this test, but it can’t do much over have him stay. That he is a gift to Iqoks very weary, but still the pride Huntley of The Keebler COmpahy movements with arms, blades priced from $180 jo nearly shutters available from the fan’s was also the easiest to control in a 40 mph and it can’t keep up on Rhode Island, and $400. Once commonly called attic manufacturer. standing'fuel economy and have am­ Personal advice 'US. is there. Very evident too' is tbe to Distr!.bution Office, thank you for fingers, legs, toes - again skid test on slippery surfaces. It and In the end, I couldn’t say any of it. dependence as he adjusts the strap Massachuketts. fans, these large units are not ’Ihe Hunter 22329 was the most ple power for riding around town. Abigail Van Boren offto personal your cohtinuqd support. Many and again — to build self- Most of them can keep pace with the Honda CB 11^ had the best ***?wo ^ t o r scooters, the $1,499 FHgar doesn’t take handouts, or bf a small piece of luggage over his thanks also to Mr. and Mrs. House awqreness. 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Mon., Aug. 10, 1961 - 17 16 -^THE H E RALa Mdn- Aug. 10. 1981 Scott's World Band shell offers Tv tonight Je§ki polka party (feCDdX CUCMm J_____ (E m i w ’s WM S SaaixisreraBaskalSall (CeMliwes traiii Daylkn*) Haw YoOi ’Die John Jeski Band will perform bandleader, composer, accodkmist ProLaaana-OaiMZ M o n d a y . 9 Pt. Saan Oa MaSu wa (C oaUa at a p(>lk party at the Manchester and vocalist, Jeski isl » also « M U a radio t«MMW aaaFiaaiDiSUan ) Burgess Meredith and Eileen Bicentennial B ^ Shell at7:30p.m. disc jockey, playinging polka music n SaorlaUawFItateomplala Heckart portray a brother and Aug. 11. seven hours a w e ^k. "Prtka'Parw” •pOfM raport of ttw day’s tpons sister who rent their home out for the summer and unsuspecting Hie bond, which is led by “Mr. radio shows withi Jeski and his KRSasa%raBM|*~ "OatThaa” renters endure a season of terror in Potta Accordion,” John Jeski, also partner Jeff Banas can be beard on 1974 PdridId 9iMjiRRrlin.Pafl(«r WRYM Radio and WR’TC-FM.' MDVDRMfi. NoDtaloie Btory of flrtt BURNT OfFERINGS on "N BC includes his wife, Lorraine, on bass lovo Ml in Now MlaiKl oiria* Dchool Monday Night at the Movies." . The John Jeski Band’s appearance 11966. (90 mlna.) guitar and vdcals, Greg Palmar on August 10. trumpet, Joe Carino on drums and at the Band Shell, which is located Karen Black and Oliver Reed Carl Kumme bn clarinet and on the campus of Manchester Com­ decktani: portray a married couple who rent sasophone. munity College, is sponsored by kioooRtoaloc a huge estate, planning to have a By Vernon Scott OI UUvaalBU va n la a *1 % im p h o »r Th* ’n e band's latest record is “Hap- Willie’s Steak House. dynanilo Eatl Oarmtii eondaclor restful summer vacation. In the UPl Hollywood Reporter jpy Polkas for Happy Polka People,” H ie rain date for the performance Mau TaniMtadt laada lha Boaloa process, the landlord (Meredith) recorded pn 'JRJ Records. is Aug. 13. UyiaphaiwIaMoiail'aSyniiilMMiyNo. and his sister (Miss Heckart) ask^ I SBaadUnicknar’aSyiaFlMifiyNo. 7. the unsuspecting couple to take HOLLYW OOD (U P I) - "Taraui, The Ape In addition'to his career as John Jeski (SOaikM.) • V SdW care of their mother (Bette Davis) held his tongue since starring In the title role o^the nrost » brolher'adeathlaledintoamacebre. 8:30 business of starting at’the In love with ■ men, she's bean living The fact that Bo’s husband, John Derek, was the What are these girls In Ashland, d ) Voyaga To Tha Bottom Of Tho bottom and worktag your wore flats. jW M lN B CWtwt with a woman, but yrhan they mast terrifying adventure. (Repeat; 70 director and Bo the producer would seem to Indicate Ore., so excited about? Gynji- Hewitt is a local V OvorBooyOuost: SingorVtc they fall In love and forsake thair mine.) w ay up. M artin H ew itt Do mono. Hoot: HoghDowno. 13K)6 further that O’Keefe was slighted in the film, a rumor southern California fonaar ifaatylaa. (Rated R) (2 hra.) nastlcs. It’s workout tire at the believes in starting at the (Ooaad-Caplionad; U.S.A.) 9:30 CD CBS Late Movie 'HARRY O; that has flourished since "Tarzan ” was released. product, although his ■ MNawliartSliaia CD CD Mouaa Ceia A playful patient Victim' Although e your>g rape victim Ashland Gymnastics club, top. And that Is precisely SiBS O’Keefe is the first to scotch the rumor. businessman father took putethe Dre. MIehaela. Solomon and can Mantify her aaaailant, the police whose goal Is to develop what he has done. cloae her case without arresting the "The movie is really Jane’s story,” the big man said Waatharby along wHh Ann and the GLOBE his family to Europe 7:00 euepect. Shehke«Harry Otofindout national and International Hewitt is the lucky young axaaparating Mrs. Phippa together easily. "The script was written from Jane"s point of during Martin’s youth. He in quarantina. (Rapsat) why. (Repeat) • caliber competitors. Clockwise man — 20 years old — who M JLB Jt 12:30 view. The first thing I discussed with John Derek was spent a year in England 10:90 Travel Service from top; It’s exciting, even for was spotted by dlrecfav Quest: Rrsnh (DCD CB S Reporta Th a Cowboy, the fact that Tarzan wouldn’t speak a word in the pic­ and six years in Belgium tho Crattaman.'and tha Ballarina' Tomorrow Coeat* 555 MAIN STREET ture. ■ spectators. Beginners learn Franco Zeffirelli and given I ABC News Morlay Safer anohora this apaclal To-Coeat Quests: America. (90 white be was growing up. mins.) . "Look, Tarzan grew up In the jungle without human the lead, opposite Broedee ^ ------^ --- a--- that watches three meatera pass on 643-2165, class schedules and routines TTie inspiration cam e epone(«en*eT thair glfta and axparianca to thair 9Movle-lty Calender after a few days of shooting on rough location in Sri it will be especially dif­ deference to his father's Mnatalnla Ttsuatf "‘rve always been pretty lazy so starting at the S SiMrtoTOnigbFAJi t^^ 1:66 PG Lanka, director Derek decided Canalito was wrong for ficult, because “ Endless JSlMovle-(Documentary)** **The CD Thoughts To Live By top Hke this means I’m spared all the wish for him to aspire to a from ell the aetk^ with Nick Charles the role. L ove” is the entire total of Bpace Movie*' 1990 Oocucnentsry and Bob Kurtz. ' 2HX> more solid career, Hewent film feeturlng NASA footege of the X BeetOtMiddey TMSnmHOMV Derek put in a hurry up call to Hollywood and 24 hours bis experience. problems of having to work my way up.” O Movie-(Adventura)** "Force C I9 L m 9 « . t 6 m TIMfS to Citrus College a sa July 1969 voyage of Apollo II. the Of Onq" 1970 Chuck Norris. X A l Night Weather Service later a weary and confused O’Keefe reported for work, Yet, he says his agents New York. Some, time business major for a year. beginning of men's conqusst o f. Jennifer O'Nalll. 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"I was studying ac­ study acting', supporting O T Ie Tec Dough B Oet Smart the initial differences between 'O’K eefe and the volatile for him — "only starring 11:30 |m oneycunbtiiy I ting at the American he was told that he bad the himself as a car parker un­ 7:60 Mleakm Impossible 9 Movie-(Comedy)** "Swim John Derek. or co-starring roles,’’ O Television Tonight Preview on Team " 1980 JameeDaughton, Acbdemy of Dramatic Art, part. til Zeffirelli found him.' After Benny Thamee Hewitt says. And, he ad^, the beet bets tor televiewing thet 9 ABC Newe Nighlllne Stephan Furat. A awim team hasn't I Truth is, O’K eefe had more problems staying healthy Zeffirelli, at the time, Life at the top, Martin 8 won a mast In tha past Sevan yaars. I there are plenty of such in Pasadena, but I had night. /^ho red by Ted Koppel. than he did with co-star Bo or director John. was sti)l IcKiking for an un­ Hewitt found, was not all « 9:00 9 BpqrtaCenter but with a new coach they might win | never auditioned for this year. (Rated OQ) (2 hra.) Orthur^ “The food in Sri Lanka disagreed with almost scrips being offered. (S d ) WKRP In Cincinnsti A 9 9 9 The Tonight Show 'Tha anything In m y life. I didn’t known young lady, to go marvelous. TTie film was eurpriee teiephons'ceUfrom his wife. everybody,” he said. "It wasn’t safe to drink the water Zeffirelli, who has long Beat Of Carson' Quests: Elizabsth 2:15 . s. ORiOrt .^-.M , fed I was ready for that with the unknown young shot mostly in New York, Ruth, hee Dr. Jolytny Fever believing Aahley. Arnold Schwarzenaggar. wanted to make this pic­ he'e g o ln ^ lo be tree of alimony CD Newa*Waathar either. A lot of people from Hollywood got sick. I grew ipan he had found. 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IJurought a lot of telephone “ I was very lonely,” he The Chrletlane 'Rotest And Hudson. Arlene Dehi. 1856-lndia: S that Raporte. Sports Update and | by the physical demands of his role. for one unknown — H e numbers.” one men stood alone agalnat the BS-’lh ey had says. "At night, in my ^iMovleKComedy)** “Oh.Qodl l^ e y lin e . “ It’s not difficult working with elephants,” he said, — and one known teeming hordes of anragad Indian 9 Laurel And I ibet a man Finally, Zeffirelli caft hotel room, all alone, I was B o o h 11" 1 990 G e org e Burna. nationalist a and mught for hia honor, ^and grinning. "You just hang on for dear life. I’ll admit, I Shields. Susanna Pleahette. A young girl la k the w h o a sk eb ''m e s o m e Brooke Shields, a known almost claustrophobic. I’d hla reglmant and his woman. 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(UPI) — When the new version of women have played the( starring roles in Edgar Rice decided to settle, Ms. O’Sullivan plans to go on a 7- Benson is only 25, as I am waribnaaxp^anqjLaaathdMnawar 12:05.—Tarzan, The Ape Great Muppet Caper and Mellins, not O e r^ . wife claims to haVe seen.a play in a TV series with “ Tarzan” appears at her neighborhood theater, actress Burroughs’ jungle blassic. ‘ i' month tour with the play "Mornings at Seven,” in which sure you know full well. a paroal of lettarplrcmafourlhgrad# Man 1:50, 4:20, 7:10, 9:40, Coal Miner’s Daughter, at| movie made about that Hope Lange? R. RASSI, olaaa In Hawkaye'a home town. endksslove' Robertson returns Maureen O’Suiiivan, who played Jane nearly 50 years Ms. O’Sullivan, on a three week "sabbatical” from she Stars. 11:55.—Stripes 2:15, 4:45, dusk. DEAR DlCKi Could book but I have been un­ Marcellus, Mich. fRepaat) P o l)^a m Pfcturaa ago, does not plan to see it. Hoilywood.'said she considers it “ ridiculous” to make Her long acthw career began when she was lls and a The Inside story Monday Night MovM 'Dallas 7:25, 9:55, 12.— H ea vy Manchea^er — GasJ you please seltle a dis­ able to document any Ross played one of the Cowboy Clworioodora. S' A I'nivcrsjl HcIcjvc HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Cliff Robertson, who hasn’t It ’s not that Ms. O’Sullivan— who starred with Johnny an R-rated version of "Tarzan,” though she dews not ■oducer "discovered” her at a dinner party In DuliUn. M eU ll:3 0 , 3:20, 5:10,7:30, 8:20.—Student B.odiesI pute? What la the name picture by that name. cave people in a dumb Jack Anderson tells the aDUo»to-(Comody)*— “SU bo worked in Hollywood since bringing to light Jinancial Weissmuiier in MGM’s 1932 production of “ Tarzan and necessarily object to sex In the cinema. , ‘ ”rhey w ere looking for an Irish ^ 1 to play a part in Door” 1B37 KothorInoHopburn. 9:50, 11:45.—Arthur 2:3o, 9:25.-Up in Smoke 11:20. of the western series that Can you provide any in­ show called “It’s About Inside story in misdeeds at Columbia Pictures two y ^ rs agoCnas been the Ape Man” — refuses to watch anyone else play her ’The use of “ poetic sex” in film s in the 1930s was of My Heart, she said. “I went right to Qlnsof Rogoto. Aoplring oolrotooo 4:50, 7:20,9:45,11:50.—The Mansfield — Superman III A STEP BEYOND cast in a new M GM m ovie,,“ Brain8tl^rm.” ^ tasteful, she said, but today, nudity Is exploited and Hollywood.” Steve McQueen played In formation about tl? AL ■ ^ e ’’ which ranjn the ’6^ "Washington Merry-Go- otnigglo to ottoln puooof o In o role. ' ' ' l>bpirdli^ho«M.(J^.) Fox and the Hound 1:55, and The F ien d i^ Plot of| David Begelman, who was head production at and his name in that' WAITE, KUken, Texas. ^67 season. Necause there was no nudity in RsndaU on a show ^od tally.’Ihe movie was called watching “ The Ten Com­ "Wanted; Dead or Alive. it.” film s then,” ^ e said. “Sea Wife,” and it came mandments” this last PIZZA MirilESTAURAIIT 686 Main SL, ManehMter MONDAY THRU THURSDAY NIQHTB Since Ms. O’Sullivan and Weissmuller appeared "But the scene was quite beautiful ... quite In its out In '57 and starred Easier season, my son 8dM P.M.-to 8dM F.M. DEAR DiCKt My Conaway departs together in "Tarzan,” more than 30 “ Tarzan” movies place. There was no dwelUhg.on the hunnan body.” R i c h ^ Burton and Joan noticed that “ Baby boyfriend and I have Antonio'S will bo cloaod D have been made and more than IS men and a dozen After a brief stay in Rutland, where she recently Collins. Moses” was played by iAKEDSTURfED HOLLYWtXlD (U PI) — Jeff Conoway, thejiandsome made a IHite wager on for vacation leading man of tl}e “ Taxi” TV series, departs the ABC who plays the woman ad­ August 3rd thru Augupt 17th Ttn.T. show this fall to star in "Models,” a new movie which OVER BO YEARS OF DEPFNDABl E SERVICt ' ministrator on The CMCKEN BREAST goes into production Aug. 31. While Shadow.” He VRQITARLK A “ Models” is the love story of a wealthy New Yorker COVENTRY SHOPPE rlalmi It la Cicely Tyson. MURRAY 44 DIROT RD. COViNTRY, CONN> Wo will roopon TOMSD SALAD IN who meets an aspiring model and becomes involved in 74t.74M “ stliis bontlLi I’m not sure what her the world of bi|^ fashion. name Is, but I am sure r Tuesdays August 16 f‘Rdtefc For Our Ad Evfry Mondtiy' It’s not Cicely Tyson. Can O N L Y ^ 3 b8 5 Conoway also stars and sings in “ Nashville Grab,” a • 24 Hour Emergency Servic:,- Watch for bigger.A bettor sNsr aisM s Aaoml IS, ItSI TV movie for NBC next season. • Burner Sales & Service you help ua out? KOtAL'S imAUIlAlIT • Clean Healing Oils CAROLYN CAHILL, apoclala starting August 18. 25% OFF 1MT SUUIVAN AVI. Prlneelon, N J. FALL A WINTER ^ hsuls isa-amistrt Flass You win, It’a Joan SO. WINDSOR, CT. PLEASE CALLTHEATHE Pringle. ^ To submit club notices SLACKS W4 649-4595 643-4349 FoaaogBiTm s NOW THRU SAT. AUO. 1STH T Call Us For Your Home Heating To publicize your club meeting aimouncement, con­ And Air Conditioning Needs.. d e a r blCKi Some tact Betty Ryder at The H erf Id, telephone 643-2711. lime ago. my wife reatk^

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. { ^ — Charles M. Schul*. ■ I ■(■ PI ACROSS metal Answer to Previoui Punie 8-/0 HDU ARE NOT IN THE 2 State W U)ELL,I WATETO I Osstroy (sl.| 3 Mexican COLISEUM, A N P I PON'T ^ r t h d a y aELL VOU THI^ 4 Stnsll coin dollar KNOhl U N m SECTION 6 Brston. 4 Mountain Area tow ns 12 I possess pass . -A ------TEN, ROW 6,15... Auew t 1 1 , ii a i (contr.) 5 Yale men Many good things can happen 13 Potpourri B Dozen less for you in tha year lo llin g i 14 Csrsmic earth three (pi.) Coventry your . birthday. Howsvsr, 15 Young bird 7 Garment of Bolton ! instaad ot lust drinking tha 17 Military bate , old Rome otaam from tha lop - of tha 18 American 8(New Dell program . bollla, Indulga In tha nourlsh- . Indian /‘Isa, 9 Fancy mant found banaath as s m N. j! 19 For hearing 10 Crippled LKO (July aS-AUe. at) Your- 835jS51Ii22S2i2l2La 21 Social inaact good looks and kick smn't ba 11 Clast PR IiC IU A ’8 POP^— td Sullltran 22 Fateful time anough to gal by on today. 16 Ridicule 49 Short boot You'ra going to nave to put ^ r SUSPECT ITS for Caesar command ALL GRANPPA'S TAKING ITe SURE NICE OF ^ 25 Nigerian 20 River (Sp.) 35 Scale note - 51 Ditches forth .tha naoaaaary affort ■THE OTHER WAV 23 Month (ibbr.) w h e r e ar e v o u U9 TD S E E TH E SOUR BM? TO S IT tribesman 38 Atmosphere 53 Circle part bafora auceaaa can ba yours. THROUGH ALL THOSE AROUNR PEAR.”^ 24 Stage of Elm water 60tNG, ^ETH EAKT? CARTOON FESTIVAL 27 Foot part 40 College (pl.) Romance,' travel, luck, - history ATTHEBfJOU-' CARTOONS JUST TO °30 Was guided degree (abbr.) 54 Otirii' wile rasouroaa, posalbla pltfaHa and 26 On the AAAKE t h e K lt« HAPPV.' about chraar for fha coming months . contrary 43 Chest (il.) 55 Lilted |Fr.) 33 Signal ara aH discusaad In your Astro- 27 Glazes 45 Love to 57 Before (prefix) 1 34 Woman's Qraph which begins with your 28 Non-existent' excess 59 Trojan birthday. Mall $1 lor aacn to name is cleaner 29 Choice 47 Form of mountain 36 Starchy edible Astro-Qraph, Box 489, Radio 30 Hawk's claws architecture 60 Horsedoctor, City Station, N.Y, 10019. Ba root 3 1 'Ages 48 Defante fdf ihort aura to spadly birth data, 37 Songstress By Richard Cody 32 Negative missile vmoo (Aug. aikBapt 99) Fibgerkid Herald Reporter Spaculativa or risky vanturaa 39 Jail room should ba. avoMad today, no 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 9 B 10. 11 COVENTRY — The water for KB'famiUes at Coventry 41 Color mattar hoW swaal they look. '4 2 Snow vehicle 14 Hills, "lousy" for 10 years, is clearing up as Elm Water Tha bread this honey would 44 M ost elderly 12 13 Co., charged with mismanagement and negligence by cast Is.somaonaalsa’s dough. 46 Shed tears U M U (Sap l. 98-4)01. 99) 15 16 17 the homeowners, has apparently responded to town and 47 Of India Elthar misinformation or Imag- CAPTAIN JEA8Y — CrookB A Lawrence 19 20 21 state edicts,. mad ins ara tha real problems (prefix) IB 48 Noun suffix Bert L. Chamberland, president of the Coventry Hills behind a family rift today. WHBRE PO we THey’tL BE M C K j * THBRB’S 22 23 24 26 26 Homeowners Association, said ^nday the edicts "shook Baforb pointing tne flngar of TOO M ANY 50 Athletic star . LOOK NOW, 'w iS n .L 52 Follow Mama, backtrack. RniMha root r OF rnm for 27 26 29 30 31 32 up everything.” The company, he said, "sunk $3,500 to WBPOF ANaELA ANP 56 Soap (lake do everything it has been asked to. And the water has 58 Macrocosm 33 34 35 36 ecSSino (OoL 94-iiav. 99) #>■» ’ , MB TO FIGHr 9 cleaned up quite a bit.” 61 Rude person I Evaryone can And others who 37 38 39 40 41 An order issued in May by the town's health officer. have more than they. Dwelling 62 Ocean movement Dr. Robert Bowen, calls for the water quality to be on IM S and making It aH4mpor- 42 43 44 45 tant will net you only a savsra 6 3 104, Roman brought up to federal health standards by Sept. 30. If the 64 Word on the 47 case of dapraMkMU - 46 deadline is not met, the company can face a fine of $250 BAONTTAMUB (Mv. 99«ae. wall a day. The order is supported by the Town Council. 91) In order to Impress others 65 Shoo 48 49 ,50 51 52 53 54 55 66 Compass The Department of Public Utilities Control ordered today you oiay ba tempted to 56 57 56 59 - the company early this spring to have the water quality 'ntt an ostentatiousoatantatloua picture. point ' usinguaing a thinner brush, leasI 61 62 63 improved by January, 1982. . ■ ' Cpaint__ nt and a smaMaramaUar canvas. D O W N V 'The town has also placed a lien on the company for at CAMICAMHCOHN (Dae. 92gan. 19) 64 65. 66 least $17,000 owed in taxes. The association, says It...... Isn’t Hkslyyou’n1 achieveao your 1 Bluish-white - i t Chaml^rland, would like the town to foreclose on the goals today bapauaa»you fh^bt rasawAPAPFR iNTIAHIItl A»tN) h M too difficult a time ALLEY OOP — Dave Qreue company if the debt is not paid by Sept. 30. Then the earning tbet from fantasy. Fairy OUR BOARDING HOUSE homewoners would move to take over the water supply. tales ara lor chMdran. MAJOR? rSlSANTkC, Elm Water also supplies water for about 100 homes in AQ U AM U e (Jan. 9frJ>ab. 19) 1 ALWAYS FEEL-TriE TriRILL Rockville, another 100 homes in Coventry and same You might have to many self- OF VICTORY FROM (V\Y AKiB a l IS MORE UKE I T ' ddubta today that you could CKE04UR$. PR, AXENKNIFE' IT'S BEEN FIVE number of, families in Manchester. place your lalth In iuat YEARS SlNziE Officials said the problem with the water comes from NOT MANY A\EN KEEP TriEIR anybody. If you do, you might BODIES IN SUCH MA6NIFIOENT YOUR LAST ANNUAL increasing amounts of iron deposits being released from laopardiza what you have c o n d it io n ; i t s a m m o r PHysiOAvU! YOU the bedrock where the well is drilled. The result is rusty accomplishment ; NEED To LOSE water. It has been becoming progressively worse since K j% . (Fab. 89llaich 99) For Sale Taka care of your and of tha --HEH-HEH.'' FORTY p o u n d s ; it appeared 10 years ago, officials say. bargain today. Don’t attempt NO PUN , State officials have said the water is not unhealthy. Leslie Shea, of 26 Greenfield Dr., Bolton, overlooks her display of flovrera and produce at the Farmers Market Saturday on Main Street In to paaa It off. You aren’t goliig INTENDED.' The problem, they say, is a nuisance. Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) to find that "angal" who can Direct efforts by the homeowners to obtain correc-' ball you out. AIM B (Mareh 81-AarB 19) tions from the company failed, Ch^berland said, and , Quard against placing too the association approached the s^te two years ago. much depandanoe on ataocla- Chamberland said the state was slowTn responding, and tlona today. Their promises -.its mandates were ignored by th^pomhany. might raise falsa hbpaa which, He attributes the company’s recent attempts to im­ n not raallzad, would result In a MgMdow n. X'M vyAiriNft fCft H i m t o y a w n prove the water to the town's edict, t h e ^ s t accom­ TAINHIB (April 904lay 99) 50 X CAN GWB H i m H tS P > L u . panied by threat of a fine. ^ y Tha kire of a (antaay world "They have cleaned the tanks and theT^tes,” he said, might ba 'more than you can " and the water is clearing up for the time being. Why it raawt today, cauting you to chaaa windmilla Inataad of '^ H E took 10 years to do it. I ’ll never know.” The Manchester Herald landing toyour dutlaa. AvSONV 4The company is also treating the bedrock with QBMM (itoy It-Jana 99) H O P chemicals to prohibit the secretion of iron, state of­ you arc racaWIng warning alg- DEFEAT: ficials said. nalt Involving a friandahip, 0-/0 Chamberland said he feels the company will clear up don't bo onnoad .away from Cf99i>yM9Aina.TMWa9 US Pai itMOa NOW OFFERS them by an assoclata who It the-' water before' the deadline, but expects future trying to ffithionco you to adopt problems with the company's management, whlph is un­ Ma PoHyanna outlook. g.to KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE — Larry Wright dergoing a transfer from the owner, Katherine Lavitt, C A N m Ctana 91-JalKjm H.» THA>«4 to the general manager, George Koppleman. tomaona at work haa daoahrod you, don’t taka n out on the ‘,‘We (association members) doubt very much he family today. Placing iMa bur­ (Koppleman) will finance any future improvements. THE BORN LOSER — Art 8anaom_ den atop lhair alriMKly heavy m e M oND«/5 . We'll have to keep^ putting pressure on him. load of proMama wW make T something givo way. OM.CCWeoUMOfJ/^ 1 QO % W6NTToV^R< . (MeyWPA?«nBITWW8eA88H.t a V I'M SURB IT'S Kicnr \MlTU0UT AA0 AMD ' NORTH SIO-I M X T H A T b a d ..- ati ^ U )cm > w u t m m Parents' group WAas OAKISU IM T ^ BATM1530W. EVERY WEDNESDAY IN MANCHESTER OAS WEST ' east '^AROBOSTOHAP mi OKJeai ainyst CMieiOUB 9J7J W Q l O S i to aid schools aqjioa aa CKytMMOWB 07 a a o i repr)lTRAVgMOl)SLV COVENTRY — A group of parents have formed an SOUTH LUNCH IWITM organization to find ways to improve the educational op­ dAQ ISTHE WKIt 8'io portunities available to the town’s school children. 47a WDSTRAkriOUl / The organization is called Supporters of Expanded Ac­ exquiis tivities and Resources for Children, and is abbreviated Vulnerable: - WIMTHROP — Oick CawBlII as SEARCH. WalecSrH^-'^^ WHEN r SET THAT The members say it Is an outgrowth of Board of WELL,V(DLl'RE: INTELUGENT a Nartk EaM \ WOLILP ' tOU AfiRteE’ N£7T RESORT TO VIOLENCE OUST fig u r e d o u t Education Chairman Richard A. Ashley's plea for t h a t IM EXTKBWEl-V r^\A GOING-TO SE Pass la Pass BEOALSE S o m e o n e pieAfiREES w ith y o u - creative ways to return programs cut last spring by iNTELueeNT; lo o k in g RDRYDU/ budgetary constraints. • WINTWROP? They say their top priority is to seek funds-for com­ V puter equipment. They are also looking for community Opening ieed:aQ volunteers wishing to share a special talent or exper­ ■ 'V tise, such as a foreign language, with students. . Volunteers should contact education board member ClWbyNiA.«nc. AlAB: "Sevan clubs is a Nancy A. Moore*at 742-6248. p r ^ good contract Witt i The next meeting is Thursday, 6:30 p.m., in the high tte Nortt-Soutt hands. H school teacher's lounge. Membership is open to any resi­ dianfiMida bnak M South i w BUGS BUNNY — Heimdahl A Stoffel dent. For mbre information, call Suzanne J.ohniwn at wim tte (In t diamond, . emu s-io 742-7237. drawl trumps, sets up the iHnmniidn bv rufflng One and l e v Y *8 l a w — Jain— 8chuirta>atof Puppet workshop slated takes all tte tricks." AS Oveald: “H declarer tries WELL for eevebhe wtU run into a , COVEnSTRY — The Pandemonium Puppet Co. is 4-1 diamond break and won't >Su&? PKO(X> OF IT M I6H r presenting its first workshop Wednesday, from 6 to 9 ' be able to run ' tne diamonds." p.m., at the Booth Dimock Library. Alan: He does have 11 Parents and children are welcome. The workshop Is top’ tricks and can try the free, but registration is limited. To sign up, call 742- spade finesse for tte twelftt. 7606. ’Aa t Is also wrong. Or ho rpn try to develop an end play agataot West The end play can be developed, but Autopsy planned, ' South will look mighty silly If he triss tto end play and It turns out that tne king of spadee was over in tte East in death of boy •|> ' 1 ^ . " . . ^ .. . a A I 1C Oswald; "A rubber bridge pUyer forgeU about w e n . HARTFORD (UPI) — The chief staite medical H o ls in six and baa)«*• >c.- itiLLHt? Y GPOO NEfJS. i ^ M s e c R t r * Police Chief George Sicaras, City Manager W o ^ w I ttooe playort tt •** no HCRRIS? ^ ^ 643 2711 trump or seven fUamonas Wilson Galtor and investigators from the Hartford Call - — Di: state's attorney’s office were called to the scene when would make their con tta^ and beat him. He would a te the body was found. figure that loU of polra 1 W . w o ^ not even be in slam and that six dlamonda made Guide to weekend events would olwayt ho o fair The Herald provided a cqih|$rehenslve calendar of wltt tte ovortrlck not worth "wheke to go and udiat to do,*.* (svery Friday in the ittore than a match point, or maybe two." Foods Weekend section^ ’ (jnSfSPAPxn xHTXHPnisx a m h .)

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20 - THE HERALD/Mon., Aug. 10, IW BUSINESS / C la ssifie d T

Sales manager Tax-exempt savings certificate b HARTFORD— The Greater Hartford Convention and Vliitora Bureau has appointed Scott K. Dresser as national sales manager. Dresser joined the could provide mortgdge money bureau July Z7. ^ , Dresser was previously employed as Connecticut sales representative for Sheppard Einvelope Co. of Jim Moore, account executive at Advest Inc., said he By Hilary 0os«nberg If - President Ronald Reagan’s economic recovery Worcester, Mass. He has'also served as printing program works as planned, the certificate should help doesn’t think there will be a mad rush to buy the all- and pnall services manager for Hartford National Harnid Reporter produce mortgage money at lower Interest rates. savers certificate. Those most likely to buy the cer­ Bulk, arid printing manager for the Capehart Corp. A tax-exempt savings certificate, which will become In theory, the recovery program will control inflation tificate are small investors with little interest in of Norwich. available at banks on Oct. 1 as part of the federal tax cut shuffling funds within the stock market, he said. - He is a 1OT5 graduate of theOnivcralty of Connec­ and in turn reduce interest rates, Hale said. At the same legislation, could spur a flood of new mortgage funds. time, the all-savers certificate should be attracting new “1 think you’ll have a period of disenchantment,” ticut with a bachel^a degree. But some local bankers have their doubts. savings, which will reduce the bank’s Interest expense Moore said. According to Moore, people will realize that The new certificate will pay 70 percent of the interest and allow it to offer mortgages at lower interest rates, the “brokers were taking care of them” in thq money Kordite of one-year treasury bills and will allow a $1,000 tax he said. market. rwsHA _ Corn purchase Hale said he will begin advertiring the-certificate ap GPA-SSRAGb |W deduction and a $2,000 exemption on joint returns. Banks offering the certificate could be required to put The problem is that cerUficate will only be offered for 75 percent of the funds raised by it into home mortgages soon as President Reagan signs the tax-gut bill, which c r •SSSff HARTFORD — As of July 27, farmers and other 15 months, ending in December of lOffi. Accorting to or agricultural loans. he is expected to do this week. Kordite MVIOUM interested persons are eligible to purchase com William R. Johnson, president of the Savings Bank of Exactly how attractive the all-savers certificate will New York City banks have already started advertising TAU from the Commodity Credit Corp. Manchester, the certificate may not have time to have be to investors is the deciding factor in the program’s the new certificate, which reflects the close competition KrrCHEN 1^' SPRAY of financial institutions in the metropolitan region, CAN BAGS-*—i Item Douglas Porter, chairman of the Tolland County Its desired effect. , „ . , success, Hale said. "It’s all conjecture,” he said, Jl MINT Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Com­ But William H. Hale, president of Heritage Savings & “Maybe it’s just an exercise.” Johnson said. He disapproved of the ads, saying they are t u p e f mittee, said the CCC will offer com for.unrestrlcted Loan Association and a member of the banking body Bankers hope the certificate will lure money from six- premature and apt to mislead the public since they say Kordite the certificates will be available “if” they are per­ LARGE TRASH& H)W-4P use sale at market prices, but not less than the for­ that lobbied for the new Mrtiflcate, said the temporary month certificates and money market funds. But they LAWN BAGS mula price which isT15 percent of the (Munty loan measure will serve as a catalyet “to help get the cannot be sure it will attract the desired quantity from mitted by law. rate for com where stored plus M cents per bushel pi^eside^s program on the deficit moving and Iwost the these funds. earring charges. hmfrin^Tiiarket. ” "TOe minimum quantity that will be considered ’ for acceptance la 1,000 bushels,” Porter said. 1.57 SfV... Q fI .^OarSi»»8 C|arSai.,t4l OurhSpOill;; .'0urSsi.t1S KonmTiiMnuas M According to Porter, offers will be received and % fS!^ Mtok .-dSfSsiol Slisis Cissm dlMor1SOi.l9fty sales will be made on a first come, first served Ehnphasts shifts faN w m aM U S t S S S O m 0 1 g s)ln nagutar, Pllwt Oro or Uiaa aoani* for a coni, ' viP99i MRininiimv AClIKMMtf 4Q l0flb' um9plt$^p9ei Interested persons should <»ntact the county from Kordnt. s m cM i «pr MiN»> Bcoiioiiwowi oocooywpy wwi tassw^^- ASCS office for further details. The office is at the Tolland Agrteultural Center, 24 Hyde Ave., Vernon, telepholfe 875-9770. from consumer SA¥EO¥eR$nSi^l steiiith i r « o |. New quarters m.ConmAutmaUo' . EAWPortsMoTV NEW BRITAIN — The Stanley Workai the inter- \ lOtipCelleeBHwer Foataua mokM oany national tool and hardware giant, today announced' to defense biz hanoia and fataaofno plans to build a new $6.5 million corporate 1 9 . 6 3 OurSa9.a4A4 VHP antarm headquarters to be completed by mid 1963. Ksyslofio Xft-106 e«i|rflssli The company said the new headqutffters will BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) - The consumer industry records by Logistics CM SOra vom tHim4n olaotRinio flaah replace a number of aging buildings, soihe nearly a Management Institute. pSu5.c«tt.....17.70 aharp ra odor eorrectocf Iona. Uaaa all < ' • S U M can tar i r century old, now housing management offices. emphasis in American industry has FHs uiKlar Mtotwn cablfwti. . s«w‘nip,suaiait ...si9 shifted from consumer goods to defense At the time, markets in the civilian dfop^ 110 oartrWga flhn& Made m Construction of the 80,000 square foot building on sector grew more rapidly than in defense •PielaeSifa Pouch d w ...... oim«u. mw$4 50 acres skirting Interstate-84 in New BHtain and business and the man or woman with experience' in defense contracting is and other government-financed areas. Farmington will begin in October. “Now the pendulum has swung the other Manufacturing operations will move into present becoming the most sought after can­ didate for the executive suite, according way.” management facilities, when the new headquarters While the flatness of the consumer is completed, thus boosting productivity, Stanley to a top executive searcher. Joseph Fowler, president of J.E. markets' outlook has a lot to do with the spokesman William Shanahan said. shift in emphasis, he said, psychology The fortune 500 firm, manufacturer of tools, Fowler and Associates, said in an inter­ hardware and do-it-yourself home imporvement view American industry has come full also has a lot to do with it. circle from the 1960s when defense “Our attitudes change from one m e i % i kits, has 73 plants in 11 countries, employing 17,000 decade to the next,” Fowler said. “The 9 people. business was de-emphasized in favor of consumer goods. * ‘merchants of death’ syndrome was im­ It was founded 138 years ago and is New Britain’s portant in the 1960s when younger people largest employer. The trend is easily marked, he said, because many major industries now are subjected chemical and other companies to severe criticism. Fieieis-ItfiME Biflaiiil searching hard for executives with Vice president experience in defense contracting. “Ever since the hostage crisis, 0 7 # i • “In 1966 most companies were giving .national defense has been growing in O f Oiirll«.1Jtfa. scant consideration to candidates with a public esteem and renewed interest in oardards ooruriai l2S*rsiP>*Sl^* WILTON (UPI) — Ivan Husovsky has been defense business seems to have no EKCOKHclMfiToolt nytorl stiMnaWerw ato5toiii)r.’ ’elected senior vice president of Richardson-Vicks genuine depth of experience in high BOfftA no rMncnPoki.. technology production of weapons,” adverse effect Upon corporate images.” m d Assorted Qads*tt «rtPP, UvlIVliilMPIv Inc., succeeding Robert W. Middlebrook, who ' Ch■ . landlords InformaUon on whether you have been a barrier, not because of the issue of impairment of ' Chairman James R. Kerr said W edne^y. Your freedom of contract involved in the 1908 decision, but Udiss’ 100% Cotton Udiss’ WRANOLEBJssns PICK UP The Lycoming plant wUl deUver nearly l.MO tai* troublemaker while a tenant of a prior landlord. The Csfduroy BIsisr organUatlon’i puriioae: to help landlords avoid tenants Money's because of the First Amendment’s protection of rnging* by 1084 to Chrysler Defense I n c .,.^ sub- who too many <»mplalnts, call In the press, bring freedom of expression. To prohibit exchange of truthful YOUR COPY ' siSaiy of Ch^sler Corp. building the tanks. lawsuits, just become pests. Worth Information would presumably raise at least an issue ol ^ 1 M f . » « OF OUR U the service becomes widely available and accepted, violation of the First Amendment. 190H cotton corduroy «a)tfi Sylvia Porter Assuming you sUll believe TTT requires some super­ talfoWIMn& lataat Bi^* Piiisbis TMN Jssns In G TE post an almost inevitable result will be that if you get into a ooloralSMieM-IVIS VALUE- right ssith your landlord, you just “might” have dlfflcul- vision. there stlU are.other optlpns, A TTT agency could be reoulred to supply tenants with full copies of all infor­ v/\Za38 Ss-tM PACKED STAMFORD -i- The appointment-of William J. ^ i f you% ida^te^ doean’t flush and the landlord m a l furnished to TTT bjBliny landlord, vvite the name § Ka«4iiih as vice president, human re s o w ^ ■ays It’s your fault, it wogld seem wiser to keep quiet of the person fumiahing the information, the date, any reUtions, for O’!® was announced ^by Bnice CIRCULAR and pay to have it fixed yourteU. OtherwiM, you could that era the Supreme Court ruled that the right to con­ WooMNsnd Skirts Carswell, senior vice pwuident; Human Resoim«. find yourself on the official "Troublesome Tenant **'^'ITT agency also could be required to supply the te­ Kaschub is responalble for developing and im­ tract or not to contract as one pleased could only be nant with the name and addrcM of anyone requesting or AT YOUR Table” (TTT), which could dynamite (TNT) your plans challenged by legislatures for important reasons, and M 4 Sag.iSM plementing corporate to replar* your cuirent landlord and apartment. receiving date on the tenant. The requirements could _ i areas of labor and employee rdlationa, medical, the court determined this was not one of them. TOus In NEARBY become onerops enough to discourage'm : PSiili In pWHK liM tffiip (••TTT” Is not a real name, but the substance of this 1908, in a decision no longer applied, the federal ban on sifiss 6nd niMOii nw i. . security and safety. report is real.) ___ ^ , And if interstate activity were involved, even the Stun ^a h id ytiS iafiS “Yellow Dog”,'kgreements was held unconstitutional. Federal Trade Oimmisslon might become inyolv^ to CALDOR On th* surface at least, the TTT seems dompletely New labor lavfs are now on the books that have put m legal. It's in the same cat^ory as a credit bureau bar supplying of information to an out-of-state landlord. fffflfl****f*7 . .-MMI STORE. end to such practices— but there are no existing laws to TTT is a service that can be good or bad, helpful or New. products keeping tabs on your record of paying or not paying your 'prohibit the new tenant control blacklist. blUa. And the use of blackliits has a long history. harmful, depending on how we, the P « ^ I e ^ or a b w "TTT” could be considered a consumer credit repor­ it. In an era of soarcity of space to rent in wjilch to wort Lsdlse'A Boys’ Apperei S Acceeeorlss Hot in Bhfsfsids In the 19th century, for Instance, Usta were compiled ting program, if the landlords extend credit and do not ; .WE’THBRSFIBlD—Bruce Birdsall, prtsldentM of factory workers ,whp joined unions of were, or live, TTT is a phenomenon that virtually General Gear and Madilne Inc., announcM tta troublemakors. members of the information e x c ^ g e require advance paynaents of rent^ ,, itself. Now it’s up to US to view it and use (or not use) it S m l ^ n t ril a new line then couM rafuse to hire those named on the lilts. At w Even if permlMlbltf-under existing law, TTT weU could be legally questioned because of our increasing wisely. M ' VERNON muwfiictui^ undei;^tbe name Q iw a l Ojwr time, the belief was that this helped to promote Ubor ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” 1328 MANCHESTER formahee Products, a divisirin of General Gear and recognition of threats tp our privacy. And tenanU in­ pages of down-to^rth advice on personal money peace” — and some groups of employers also used 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center Machine Inc. The products include the jured by TTT could conceivably bring libel suits a^ ira t managment, is now available •***■ "Yellow Dig” contracts under whir* workOT both the former landford and TTT agencies if any s U ^ manufacture of oompetiUoojteiw >1“ “ g S their bosses never to join a union. If the blacklist qMwi 19.96 plus $1 for mailing and handling to Sylvia componenta for Circle Track, nnd Rend ment in the reports was claimed to be false ^ Porter’s New Money Briok for the 80s,” in care of ^ STOREHOtmOAjlTjJOAMJoOjaOPM^j^SATUROAYJI^^ showed that the worker violatea tbia pledge, dismissal malicious. And the courts could award punitive 'Couid follow. . newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., f^“*J*ay, Km . 062W. include quir* After a prolonged fight., the Ipbor movemem Bniages. . Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) maxi-torque axlles, spindlesi hubi, spline flanyi, / But let*i be realistic. Most tenanU don’t have the C o p y ist 1961 Universal Press Syndicate) succeeded in getUng a federal law b a r r ^ *5? “ fr money to finance a major lawsuit. Lawyers also may rfnr«nrfi^ponente. torsion bars and accesaories. “Yellow Dog” contract! on interstate railroads. Buti^ THE HERALD. M>>n.. Aug. l6. 1981 -

22 - THE HERALD. Mon.. •••s.ssssSssssssMsqifcsssss ••••••••••••••• 1 Sst^icaa Oltomd 31 Houaahotd Qooda 40 Doga-SIrdt-Pela _43 Apartmanta for Pant S3 Apartmanta For Sant 53 OtHeaa-Stdrea for Sant Autos For Sale 61 *»a***<(*(»4>*********** ••*•••••••■«•••••••••••• eemee'eoeeeeeoeemeooooooo YOU E a s t H a r t f o r d - SIX ROOM DUPLEX - 3 5,000 Ft. Will sub-divide in 1965 CHEVY U for parts. m QUAUTY. RESCU ED - B eautiful Telephone 646-2924 after 4 DESIGN/PRAFTING kittens, somelong haired. Luxury 1 and 2 bedroom b^rooms, garage, electric Small Sections. 35 Oakland SERVICE - Residential, apartments. Heat, hot heal, wall to wall, all Street, Manchester. Heavy p.m. Ask for Mike. MICROWAVE OVEN - Lit­ AH desperately need a commercial. Specialty water, appliances, appliances. Two children, traffic area. Excellent CAN Ml ton Meal In One with Brow­ loving home. Telephone Buildings, Additions, carpeting and parking. no pets. Utilities not in­ parking.. Low rental fee. 1974 BUICK CENTURY - 2 ning grill. $325. 649-9829. 3 4 2 j^ l, 6334581. Classified MlnlmuiTiytharoal Renovations. References. ______Price range from $ 3 2 5 to cluded. >430 per month, 646-3251. door sport coupe. * ------$2-l0J l^ Qiw oey I $375. Call 2894000 or 289- 'relephoric 646:4288. Excellent running condi­ 23— Homat for Sala 35— Haatir>g*PkjmD>ng 46— Sponing'^Oooda 58—Miac for Rani Call Larry, 742-8201 TELL MANCHESTER- tion. Has several extras. W O T ifig g BMPI.OYMENT 36— Ploormg ‘ 47— Oardan Products a n y t i m e . , ^ ^ 3106 a fter 6 p.m . for .12:00 nooo th« day 24— Lola>Land for Bala Renovated office space - Asking $1400. Call 644-8312. f*>Lo»t and Pound tS—Inviaalmant Proparty 37— Moving«Trucliing-Storaga48— Aniiquat details. before publication. 13— Haip Wantad 38— Sarvicpa Waniad 49— Wantad to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD Homaa for Sant 54 400 square feet. $250 per 2— Paraonatt 14— Bufinaaa Opporfumttaa 26— Buaindaa Proparty PalnUitg-Pspadng 92 CARPET - 11x20 Green d o b e r m in p in s e r s - 27— Raaort Proparly month: includes heat. 1972MGB GT Hatchback- Deadline for Saturday is 3— Announcamantt 15— Sftuatfori Waniad . 1 D A Y ...... 1 4 * ...... Shag with pad and two 3x5 One male and one female, 4 SO U T H W IN D S O R - MORE 4»EnMfta«nmant 28— Raal Ealata Waniad 61— Auloa for Saia months. Ciopt, excellent Luxury one and two VERNON - Heat included. Alibrio Realty Inc. 649- Blue. For parts. Best FOR SALE 62— Tructis for Sala PROFESSIONAL finished area i ^ . Best King sized three bedroom 12 noon Friday; Mon> S^Auctiona tlisc. flUHftLS. 3 D A Y S ...... 1 3 * temperment. Parents on bedroom apartments for 0917. Offer. Call 646-4972 after EDUCATION MI8C. SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment for Sala PAINTINO - Intentejrtor and offer. 649-9629. / with basement. Kid’s o.k. day'e deadline is 2:30 40— HouaahoHf Goods S2r-:Booma for Rant 64— MptorcyClea-49icyciaa 6 P A Y S ...... IE* premises. Telephone 456- rent in comfortable plea­ 6:00 p.m. 41— Articiaa for 8aia 53— Apfirtmania for Rant exterior. Commernercial and Call-now. locators 236-5646 ■Friday. FINANCIAL^ IS—Privaia inatfuctkma 65— CamperS'TrailarS'Mobila sant setting. Pools, Tennis NEWLY RENOVATED PEOPL 31— Sarvfcaa Offarad 54— Homaa for Rant 19— ScNNMt^laaaaa 42— Building Buppiiat Homaa 2 6 D A Y S .., ...... 11*. residential. Free es­ STUDIO COUCH ^ (sm. fee) 20— Inatructiona Waniad 32— Painting-Paparing 43^Paia*Birda-D^a 55— Offteaa*8torat lor Riant «••••••«!•••••••••••••••• courts, saunas, parking, 310- square feet office Phone 643>2711 6 Bonda • Stoeha* Mortgagaa • 66—Aulomoiiva Service HAPP:r ADS S3.00 P^n INCH timates. Fully insured. 646- Expands to double bed. 9—Paraonai Loana * 33— Building*Contracting 44— Muawai Inatrumanta 56— Raaon Proparty for Rant67—Auloa lor Bent-Laaia Oardon Pfoducta 47 heat, and hot Water in­ availaole. Main Street 34— Roofing>Siding 57— Wantad to Rant 4679. .______Green nylon cover. Walnut BOLTON - Carpeted two fO—(nturanca REAL ESTATE 45— Boats 6 Aecaaaoriaa •••••••••••••••••••••••• cluded. Variety of styles to location with ample trim m . Telephone 646- bedroom duplex with gar­ 1975 BUICK L eS abre ABOU' STONE FREE LOAM. suit your taste. Rents star­ parking. Call 649-2891. LEE PAINTING. Interior 9067. age. $ ^ ’s. Locators 236- CONVERTIBLE - Fully & Exterior. "Check my Pick up or delivered. C^II ting at $410. For rental in­ loaded. Maroon. New top, 644-1775 or 644-2769 7:00 formation please phone 5&I6 (sm. fee) Help IVanted IS Htip MTanietf 13 rate before you decorate. STUDENT BED - used MANCHESTER - Central­ $3500. Call after 6 p.m. a.m. to lOtOO p.m. 644-4001 between 9 and 6 Dependable. Fully insured. twice. $M or best offer. MANCHESTER - six room ly located. 1st floor. High THE When in need of a Service or Product . 646-1658.______Telephone 649-5473. Monday through Sunday. traffib, high visability. cen­ ACCOUNTING CLERK - AnSqiiaa 48 Cape with garage. Large Trucks lor.Sale 62 MMOUTE OranKS Required for identification yard, central location, tral air, parking. 1200 sq. •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Clean, anaylsls and reporting of INTERIOR PAINTINb, ■W o CAPTAINS CHAIRS, available September 1, ft. 643-2121. SEWING MACHINE ANTIQUE SALE - Oak, carpeted, one bedroom, ITEMS iia n rl|r0 tfr BeralJJ inventory. Some over ten years experience, B/W TV,, stereo, reading $425 plus utilities and •••••••••••••••••••••••* (^ilts, old clothes, linens, appliances, basement, heat OPERATORS low rates and soiior citizen table, single bed on frame, security. Call after 6:00 R e s o r t Pr^erty For bookkeeping experience lace, glass etc. Red Goods paid. Under $200. Locators, Will train - preferred to assist in discounts. 6484980. gold edged crystal p.m. 64B-7180. Sent 56 FOR SALE -1968 Chevy CALL A PROFESSIONAL Farm, Goose Lane, Coven­ i-5646 (sm. fee) Pick-Up CIO. Good condi­ hours 7 a.m. - 3:30 balance sheet analysis and stemware, new bed covers X •••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU try, 20% off everything p.m. operation report, Math ap­ INTERIOR AND (double) with drapes, new COTTAGE FOR RENT at tion. $500. Telephone 646- "Your Community Newspaper' over $10. Wednesday A v a i l a b l e n o w - EXTERIOR painting, four piece pewter coffee Coventry Lake. Excellent 2668. APPLY: titude a must. .For inter­ (to put this Directory to work for you, call G43 27U) through Sunday, 12-5.- 742- Amazing furnished one view, Call Personnel paper hanging. Carpentnr service, eight signed condition. Two bedrooms.. WANT 9137. bedroom, all utilities, PIONEER PARACHUTE Work. Fulw meiirei*- J P- Steuben goblets, limoges IMMACULATE Available Sept. 16th to Oct. Manager Lydall & Foulds •••••••••••••••••••••••• private parking. $200. COMPANV.ING. D iv ., L yda ll, In c. 615 Lewis (fc Son, 6494658., china, Black and Decker SPACIOUS 3 beorgom. 3rd. Call evenings, 649- Plow r Imfustrlal Park (^on i4dverii«e Your Service Or Business edger. Telephone 6434733. Locators, 236-5646 (sm. living room, dining room, Parker St., Manchester. * R E N T A L S 6896. 1972 FORD PICK-UP. •aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaa ■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Hild •■ad ' H O M E D E C O R •••••••••••••••••••••••• fee) big. kitchen, partial •••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 646-1233 EOE D i r e c t o r y For As Little As $3.65 Per W eek. Please Good running condition. Help Wenled 13 Hs/p IVsnted 13 Msnchosldr. C T P A IN T IN G a Artlefaa lor Sala 41 •••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeting. $425. Telephone Wanted to Sent 57 PLEASE READ B44-1S81 ROCKVILLE - Attractive $375. Call after 5 p.m. 649- aa**aa*****a**aaaaaaaaaaa aaaaoaaaaaaoaaaaoaaaaaa* - Afternoon Call 643‘2 7 il And Ask For Joe. ______DECORATING •••••••••••••••••••••••• Room s far Sant 5 i 649-1438. •••••••••••••••••••••••• E.O.C. WAITRESS two bedroom, appliances, 7776. e v e n in g s . Wallpapering and RESPONSIBLE ADULTS YOUR AD vand ~arking, no lease, Removal. Free Estimates. MANCHESTER M A N C H E S T E R - 3 seek V or 4 rooms under Experienced. APPly hi per BUILOIM GONTRRCTNM :lds/pets o.k. $225. 3 2 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Part-time son Lastrada West, 471* HRLDtHB-CONTRAGTHN FSiUy insured. Call after ★ Extremely nice -room.: K bedroom house, l ‘A baths, $200, preferably south, of ewr I n ALUMINUM SheeU used Locators, 236-5646 (sm. H a r t fo r d R o a d , 4:00. p.m., 647-9724. Working gentleman yard, near transportation. the center. WiU The Wouldn^t las printing plates, .007 fee) Call G II, 647-8412. MENS 3 SPEED Raleigh WITH Manchester. CJ\ preferred.' Kitchen redecorate, 643-2993. openings*- -Service W A N T E D - O L D E R Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Your Ad Sundlits Contneifiifl 33 thicic ZitSSW’, 50 cente privileges. $50 weekly. •••••••••••••••••••*•••• touring bicvcle. Excellent GLASTONBURY condition. $60. Telephone FEMALE full or part time EARN GOOD MONEY Room Aoditions, Decks, All each or 5 for $2. Phone 643- Strano Real Estate, 643- EAST HARTFORD - Love­ MIsc. tor Sent 5 8 types of Remodeling and Look Great 2711. Must be picked up Spacious one bedroom with 646-5384 or 649-2062. ealy te the tlie et lt|p live-in as companion for FULL TIME OR PART Construction FARRAND 1878. ly three bedroom home, ••••••••••••••••••*•**** A Representative- - repairs. Free estimates. fireplace, modern ■rithisl hMcrtleii. Errers elderly woman. Schedule TIME. Become an Avon REMODEUNG - Cabinets, before 11 a.m. ONLY. large yard, kids. Only $350. CAMPER FOR RENT: Fully insured. Here? appliances, laundry and can be flexible. Telephone representative. Call 523- U m o M DoiRien Roofing, Gutters, Room CENTRAL LOCATION - Locators, 236-5646 (sm. Starcraft Pop Top. Sleeps FMONE M2-W17 more. Just $250. Locators, at the PhoneCenter 649-5920, or 633-9068 9401 or 646-3685 for details. Additions, Decks, All types fI ^W IIN G EQUIPMENT Free parking, kitchen fee) 6, stove, furnace, ice box, Roofing .SM ng 10x14 f^m el Carin Tent. 236-5646 (sm. fee) WANT I eel he een eoM hy an between 4 and 7 p.m. of Remodeling and privileges, security and canopy. Available Labor AUTO s a v ic i Repairs. Free estimates. $75. Oileman 2 burner gas­ written references Day Weekend. $75 for 4 day Garages M ndam MANCHESTER - Newer- Store. FSilly insured. Phone 643- oline stove. $15. Telephone requir^: For appolrttment weekend. 646-0599. K you’re Doors KitdiM i two bedroom townhouse in □Manchester and Hartford areas. You May Hun 6017. 646-3067. 64S-r'“I after — 4 ' p.m. - AD! H a n r h P B l p r IBENI EffifM/Uffm MAPLE Mobil ' two family. One and ‘/t ANDOVER - NEAR LAKE $4.49 an hour to start. 15 hours a week. SECRETARY TO WORK Your Ad For SMp*r tnr. HE COEPim CAVOtin baths, carpeting, - 2 bedroom .home with Autos For Sola 61 LE.ON CIEZSYNSKl SWIM POOLS distributor LARGE “ L" SHAPED in Doctor's Eiast Hartford A s M a n y OAS - OIL • LUBmCATION • appliances, patio, base­ fireplace. $385 monthly. all tnwni! Demonitrate toy . O tU fL FUBL BUILDER. New homes, disposiitg of new 31’ long room - combination living Hrralh □ 6 w eeks o f full-tim e training with full pay, o f f i c e - 2 w e e k s in ment, garage, convenient. Security and references looking for partlei part time Aow til Inaertiona Aa TiniU AND aATTMIIt additions, remodeling, rec pools complete with huge room and bedroom. November and other times SH m uci ST, MsacMnin Adults, No Pets, Available required. Telephone 643- mileage and lunches. Must be available Christmaa. Good pay, 12 week Y ou Wtah. 649-3092 rooms, garages, Ufcheiu 16’ sundeck, fencing, filter, Separate entrance, as needed. Telephone-289- October 1st. $350 monthly 7605 after 6;30 p.m. Ask for Job. Free tSOO toy kit. No in- remodeled, ceilings, bath etc. Askii^ $978 (idivered. parking, $55 weekly. Call 1972 CAPRI. Good running for rotating shifts. 1007. vestment! Unbeateble plus heat and utilities. 649- Charles. tile, dormers, roofing. Includes installation. after 5 p.m. 643-8066. condition. Needs some an prosram! Low priced toyi and QUAUTT UUMWUM «rOM av TUttaKT Finacing available. Call 0311 after 6 p.m. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa □ In terested? Call 1-771-3274 COLLECT. gltta plua.Mattell, Sesame S t, Residential or commer- EAST HARTFORD - body work. $300. 646-0450, P A R T T IM E Joey couect 203-225-8894. ONE Weekdays between 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM. SALESPERSON to sell etc. Fun, easy to loam! Cali cial. 64M291.______D E L U X E Family sized three Call us p riva te 1971 T -B IR D - 54,000 [J N O TIC E S Newspaper Subscriptions. Toll Free 1-800-821-276S. BEDROOM in bedroom house, Sharon Lambert - Houee of COAL - KUnker Free. Fine Security original miles. Excellent economical aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Go door-to-door with our DESIGN KITCHENS, home for rent, appliances, yard, kids. □Start your career part-time at the Lloyd. Mon. tbni FrI. 2:204:20. Ash. Penn. Anthricate. Anv Quired. running, body, and in­ news carriers four cabinets, vanities, counter and references MANCHESTER $feo. Locators 236-5646 (sm LobI and Found f PhoneCenter Store. I tops, kitchen cabinet fronts size. $118 per ton delivered. Call after 4 p.m. 646-2351. APARTMENT TO terior. Full power. evenings a week, Monday today to BUiTUNSKY 3 ton minimum. After 6 fee) custom woodworking, Negotiable. Serious only - An equal opportunity employer. thru Thursday 5:30 to 8:30. SHARE. Females MAINTENANCE colonial reproductions. p.m. 647-9671. Apartmanta For Sant 53 preferred. Bedrooms with Matt 646-3409. way to sell] Salary plus bonus. Call ELECTRICIAN - First * ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDim Southern New England Telephone Mark Abraitis, Manchester J.P. U w U 6f f l ^ . kitchen priveleges. Heat shift. Performs electrical (SO Colon To Chooao from) SUNBEAM ELECTRIC ELDRIDGB STREET - 1st and electric included. Fur­ O H Ic^^tores tor Sant 1968 DODGE WAGON - LOST - Vicinity of Herald 643-2711. place your Lawnmower - $25. In good Highland Park, medium and equipment in­ ELECTRICAL SERVICES floor, 2 bedroom apart­ nished $ ^ or unfurnished Nice condition. Automatic, stallations, modifications, condition. Floral drapes transmission, power something, sized black and white' RN-LPN OR MEDICAL • k AWNINBS A CANOPIES - We do aU types of Elec- ment. Large kitchen, pan­ $200. 643-1383. WORKSPACE OR EXPERIENCED LEGAL and repairs with some trlcal Work! Conn, 60” long, 106" wide for pic- try & living room. Tenant STORAGE SPACE, FOR steering. Pretty and SHEEP DOG. One blue RN OR LPN ASSISTANT wanted for Excelfent S E C R E T A R Y welding and pipe fitting in­ license. Call after 5:00 ture window, pays heat and utilities. $310 HEBRON - 3 bedroom RENT in Manchester. No economical. Telephone 643- and one brown eye. Docked FU LL T IM E busy surgeons office low-cost' ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Telel^one Manchester Law Office. volved. Must have in­ p.m., 646-1516.______condition $25. monthly. Parking duplex, IV2 baths, treed lot, lease or security deposit. 8932. tail. REWARD. Telephone Looking for a dynamic per­ Wednesday and Thursday Full time. Call 643-2501. dustrial electrical 643-8160. available. References and $475 per month plus adjust­ Reasonable rates. Suitable look to 646-3511 or 643-1108. sonality to work in our 9-5 or 5:30. Also to cover experience 3 nd be able to PtMMW 649-9095 ROBERTS security deposit required. ment on oil. No pets. for small business. Retail MUST SELL 1975 BUICK progressive dialysls*vunjt. vacations and illnesses. TV CONSOLE - Philcp. LA SABRE - All power. Penonals ' PART TIME 8:30 to 2 p.m. work from schematics and FBEE ESTIMATES + EASY TESMS CONSTRUCTION Available August Isj. No References plus security and commercially zoned. Secretary/Bookkeeper. primary care nursing. Must be willing to learn of- wiring diagrams. ai Used. $25. CaU after 5:00 $1400 or Best offer. Please fice and business COMPANY - General pets. Call 568-6295. deposit required'. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. Telephone 643-6iyg 10% shift differential, flexible Experience in electronics p.m., aixl ask lo r Ed. telephone 646-2161. Classified! RIDE NEEDED to and hours, major medical and procedures. Salary, based carpenty and repairs, rec Telephone 228-0561. I desired. Apply in penwn MANCHESTER - family from Manchester to CCSC dental plan. on experience.' Send rooms, family rooms, FEATURE WRITER - between 1 and 4 p.m. FOR SALE; Paint air com­ sized' Five roomer. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, weekdays. Telephone 646- For Interview, call resume to Manchester porches, and decks our T H R E E R O O M This is a part time position Rogers Corporation, Mill pressor and motor $20. TRUCKS. Car Inventory 6434. ROCKVILLE Surgical Associates, - 257 Bualnoaa OppotUmlUoa Sorvleoa Oltorad 31 Services Offered ■ • 31 specialty. Dry waU-' and Available ' now.' Locators APARTMENT - Off Porter with flexible hours. Appli­ & Oakland Streets, ceiling work done. Window shutters (8) - ^ 1 236-5646 (sm. fee) St., heat, utilities, parking, BASEMENt STORAGE valued $2143 sold for $100. Call us GENERAL East Center Street. $12. Telephone -649- cant must have had some Manchester, CT 06040. An Cliimnw repairs and con­ sizes. no pets, securiW deposit. AREA with dirt floors. Similar bargains available. HOSPITAL. MANCHESTER - Coin [J EMPLOYMENT previous writing Equal Opportunity EXTERIOR PAIN’HNG - crete work. One day ser­ 0173. MANCHESTER - heat in­ 649-9092, 643-1827. First room I8V2 ft.xl5 ft.; Call for information. 602- 872-0501,"Ext. 271 WAITRESSES NEEDED Laundry and Dry Cleanin today experience. Please send Employer, M-F. decks, patios, driveway vice on small-repairs. Call cluded. One bedroom. second room 23 ft.xl5Mt ft. 941-8014, Ext, 7816. Phone full time. 4 days per week. Store. Good area, samples and short letter lealing, coll»e junior days before 3:00 649-2403. BALL BEARING Easy to Won’t last long. $225. M ANCH ESTER - Two $30 monthly. 649-0717. call refundable. Help Wanted 13 Experienced preferred.- lease. F.J. Spilecki, . M&M P&H, Manchi outlining your background ' >king work. Cheap rates. push lawn mower with Locators 236-5646 (sm. fee) bedroom, IM: bath, deluxe Apply in person ONLY . 649-2871. Small repairs, t to The i^itor. Box O, NEED 20 PEOPLE to start 2121 E^imates. 643-0468. ADOmONS-GARAGES, grass catcher. Recently condo. Newly redecorated, RN ’S PART TIME. All immediately, advertising between 3 and 5 p.m. 1015 Town of UMcheater rembdeling, heating sharpened.. $60. Solid Manchester Herald. Please Sundecks, Framin 8 > E A S T h X r TFORD - fully carpeted, $425 plus shifts at Student Health for national and local Main Street, Manchester. IN NORTH ADAMS, baths, kitchens and water Maple Bureau. Three do not call. DATA ENTRY CLERK I LICENSED DAY CARE Roofing, Gutters, Siding, & Deluxe one bedroom. Lots utilities. References and Service. Physical assess­ merchants. Full tim e and MASS. 20,000' renovated heaters. Free estimates! Large drawers $35. 646- HOME - Will watch ybur Painting. W.A.D. Eirter- of extras. $175. Locators security requested.■ Call ment skills necessary. Call part time students, RN - Public Health Nurse S8A18 - S9,t2t four story factory. No LOCAL LIGHT C & M Tree Service, Free child or infant days. 'Call prise. Insured. 875-0467, 679f______236-5646 (sm fee) 643-2301 after 6 p.m. or write to Peg Maloney. DELIVERY - Need 10 peo­ housewives and all others. for generalized community money down. O ^ e r will LOOK FOR IT Director of Nursing. Box health program including O p e r a te s a numeric or estimates. Discount senior 646-0262. 875-3902, Free ple to start immediately. Apply in person from 10-5 take 100% mortgage at 10% ROYAL ELECTRIC SOUTH WINDSOR - Cozy GLASTONBURY - a real U-Il, University of Conn. schools. Competitive alphabetic keypunch and tease 60 cents buys $5. ft. citizens. Company ______El8Umates..8 . No Job Too Must have own transporta­ M on^y thru Friday above TYPEWRITER, ASKING one bedroom. Utilities in­ steal, two big bedrooms, Storrs. Ct. 06268 at 468- Nassiff Sporting Goods, 989 salary and benefits. For verifying machine and/or in­ Ehctremely low overhead. Manchester owned and A COMPLETE Small. $M. Parker Lawn Sweeper tion. Small cars and motor- puts data accurately through a operated. Call 646-1327. CARPENTRY service. cluded. $200. Locators 236- carpets, dishwasher. Just 4700. E.O.E. Main Street, 2nd floor. further information con­ D iy sprinklered. Elevator. $35. Telephone 649-3893. cycles are OK. Cash paid terminal. Counters, remodeling, ERIN MASONRY 5646 (sm. fee) $275. Locators, 236-5646 EVERY WEDNESDAY tact Community Health Elaborate package con­ daily. Apply in person froifrom .N o Service of Columbia, Graduation from high school or veyor throughout. Many repairs, concrete work. BUILDERS, INC. concrete (sm. fee) JOB INFORMATION - 10-5 Monday thru Friday LAUNDRY WASHMAN - UGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ PORTABLE P L E A S A N T ' qTIIET Applications now being Hebron, Andover and its equivalence, and at least uses. Ready to occupy. Attics, cellars, gar- jobjb itoo small. ■■ 649-1427. and masonry construction Alaskan and Overseas above Nassiff Sporting one year of keypunching cing. and repairs. Insured. Call GREENHOUSEJREENHOUSE - 8’ X 6’ X coKo^LETTELI VERNON - Large three accepted for two perma­ Marlborough. Telephone Literature. A. Bachand, ages cleaned. types i>. Best offer. Telephone employment. Great in­ Goods. 689 Main Street,Street. 2nd experience is requir^. HOUSECLEANING in­ 4 . ______4 rooms, bedroom super patio, ' In Our Ciassilied Section. nent full time washmen. 228-9428. E.O.E. Williamstbwn, tb s s . 01267. trash, brush rognoved. 647-1790. come potential. Call 002- floor. Applications and Job descrip­ doors and out. Reliable 647-8261. 2nd floor. Middle aged per­ children welcomed. Won’t Apply in person to: Telephone 413-^5987. Picket, Split Rail, 941-8014 Dept, 7816. Phone tions Are available at the with references. Call Herb sons preferred. Non- last. Under $300. Locators, Il^adows Convalescent Stockade Fences installed. ELECTRICAL SERVICES p.p n i n Sturbridae C^ll Refundable. ONLY THE ARMY sonnel Department, 41 Center 646-9767. - We do aU11 tytypes p e sof_____ Elec- PAW GOLD Sturbri*e smokers. No pets.^TCurlty 236-5646 (sm. fee) SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: Home, 333 Bidwell St., Street. Manchester. Situation ^Wanted 15 528-0670. pottery table lamps 33^ for the opening of school. CHI HAKE YOU TWSOmi: trical Work! Licensed. CiU and references. Call 649- Manchester. Closing date for filing applica- Excellent condition. $45. Will train for the towns of after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 5897. CHARMING THREE A TWO YEAR OUSmUT Uon U July 20. 1961. Smith Corona portable ROOMER, utilities paid, Hebron and Bolton. H ELP W AN TED. $219 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa Far Sala 23 HELP WANTED CONCRETE AND typewriter, manual, works 4 ROOM APARTMENT TO newly redone, carpets, Telephone 537-5234 or 537- Weekly. Part/Full time. beautifully $50. Telephone Full or Part Tlmw Only the Afmy can offer you a An e q u a l opportunity P A V IN G - C o n c r e t e SUBLET Available Sept. appliances. $275.'Locators, 5766. Work at home. Weekly employer. Hotisdkddplng ___h . . --- two-year anlistment. plus HOUSEKEEPER lookiM driveways, foundations, 643- 9 1 4 1 . ______1st. CaU 646«183 or 647- 2^5646 (sm. fee) paychecks mailetf directly training, travetand the following ( (nii: in( K lo for work. Telephone 289- floors and all other con­ lU L ______. Excellent wages and benefits. HELP WANTED FULL from Home Office. Start benefits if you qualify ~ GOLF CLUBS - 6 _Sam Contact: Mr Thurston 647- crete n e ^ . Also, blacktop MANCTIESTER - Budget TIME - Clerk-Cashier immediately. No E>elayed Entry Program 9249. Ask for Eileen.; . rill swimming mattresa,— liner,'II..... hheater, a a to r (jgjroom, appIianccs, Experienced in aircraft (UCTRHRS M C M IM K m available. Call Roger included. CaU Ed or Dan NOW AVAILABLE the handicapped. Super­ pool, garage and more. >Iu8 padded sideraiU. $199. type tools and procedures ■Hntmnw/npny Barrett, after 6:00 p.m., •aM, utilities, $360. 649-2947 or 646-9892. vises one full lime and one Asking $56,900. Century 21 RAISED RANCH for the general manufac­ TDFIMDDUTM9HE,CAU part time assistant. LlndMy Real Estate. 649- 1 KiH '']U.n I leel e ■ .11 ;p. ' 649^)^^______turing process. All com ­ FIVE ROOM d u p l e x - 3 64S-94B2 Respoilsible for the 4000. ^ i |•"''UL.-*C3 iFfTr, -■ 'll ir.dirv WOODEN CHURCH^nch MANCHESTER - 4W bedrooms. $425 monthly. pany paid benefits in an air physical welfare of GENERAL CARPENTRY Independent Newspaper conditioned plant. Inter­ $10. Old rodtlng.chatr $5. moms, porch, stove, No pets. Security plus RRMYBEAUTDUCANBE buildings, pool, grounds, MANCHESTER - Owner viewing 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. CAPE COD Telephone M3-6526. refriflerator.refrigerator, yard.yard, more. utilities. CaU after 1 p.m., vehicles and equipment. may take back first DYNAMIC METAL ; r.'!‘ .i|uarr lull (toi nil'? .'n 1 L' $290. G n, 647-8H2. 6494190.______Must have a familililiarity / m oraage! MaJesUc 64, 2 Daviif, S H U T T E R S A N D PRODUCTS CO., INC. 422 ion or i.iiL.!!' di'i'k. 'i hfdriMuiis c>|u*n liviriL d; Dealership In Glastonbury. WE WOULD LIKE TO with the operation famiw- Separate " 'heat, 100 MANCHESTER - Duplexf 3 North Main Street, beating, water, electrical park-like lo t,' Manchester, Conn. 648- EMPLOY a personable in- amp service, 5 » S ; . ______J f . BR, Appliances, Garage,/ dividuai, woman and sewage systems. new exter,-exterior paint. __ I’t lee it ■ Ask for it. 4048. Salary negotiable. Pool. Kids, Pets Welcome.' preferred, who eniovs Further details: Jim RAISED RANCH I 647-6412. No Utilities. References, working with the public. Excellent benefits. DeRocco, GROUP 1, conffefont/a/ I l.'ii;-iiii.ii'i'li'i'l y.il.ibr .in 1 !! ,ic I !• !i ■' for Lott Diacount Price! S^urity, Lease. $400. 646- F or a Intarvlaw , We wiU train you in the Telephone 228-9496. BBLFIORE AGENCY, ki'.'liiTi rnmpli li' I .irpciini.' .md ' in. ' CaU Ken at 647-1886. A FREE RENTAL 5248. A vailable August craft of custom and do-it- — -----— ------647-141S...... THERMO King mobile- ^ R V IC E for landlords, 18th. c a ll yourself framing, would in­ open 7 days. Call for JOBS OVERSEAS - Big clude Thursday nights and • Sualnasa Priaartf 29 detaUs: 0 11647-8412. money fasf. $20,000 to 1W,- Saturdays. One part time, offer. TeleiUiane nMmiM 647-9946 or 647-9MT HOUSEWIVES-COLLEQE SCHAUER plumbing- 000 pins per year. Call 716- approx. 30 hours, and one btdore 9:30 or eveninga 6 T .- EAST HARTFORD 4 842-6000 Ext. 1636. STUDENTS - Part time PIZZA RESTAURANT, heating - Water pump full time position day positions available now ' Can accommodate 40. Can specialistf. 1 AliOi 1820. ______room, air-conditioning, SPACIOUS, CLEAN - 5 available. Please contact and in the Fall. Apply early . no longer take care of it. carpeting, appliances. Just room apartment. Cyndi at the Frame Fac­ %% remodeling service ^ or S C R E E N E D L O A M - Appliances Included; for September openings. repairs. ■ Free estimates. $228. G n . M7-8412. tory for appointment. 872- pleasant surroun- 10 Gravel, Prooesaed payel, utuiUes extra. One child; Clean 8( ^ after 9:80 a.m. FINANCING AVAILABLL 64MiM. sand, stone, and f^ * For absolutely no pets- Securi­ dings, Fringe. Benefits. HALF DUPLEX - Two On New 3 Bedroom Homes U h iUm deliveries George ty and references. OF THE WEEK, A p^•ply y in person; Dairy bedrooms. Available ASSISTANT HUMAN Queen, 242 Broad Street, C onstruction, on 1 Acre wooded lot In Oriffing, Andover. 70- August 16th, Security and AvaUable ^ t e m b e r 1st. SERVICES n BU8INS88 . HouaahM Goods 40 $350 monthly. Telephone Manchester. Bolton. Complete with landsn apinu pum 7M6. rmrences required. CaU ADMINISTRATOR - 15 6496277. — plus the — ______and8ERVICE8 643-9784.______Hours per week, $4.40 per ting, carpet. USED Oogs-BMa-Fata hour, typing and NEEDLECRAFTERS - HBFRIOBRAT(m„„ RfXXVILLE - 2 bedroom - kid$ bookkeeping skllla WASHERS. ■ F«BE*ra™ i8 TO good REALTOR OF THE WEEK. Creative Bxpressiobs Sanleas Ollarad 31 complete kitchen, required. Some experience (UAan, Gttsranteod. carpeting and new decor. n ^ s part time instructors homes. 12 we^d«d.m M t: FOUR ROOMS • Sun with administration of ft Servioe. Low prMsI ly raised outdoors. Need Child, pete O.K. $250. G II EARN EXTRA MONEY. WORK and managers in your area. RBWEAVINO BURN >rch, garage available, state and federal programs B.D, Pearl ft Son, 6 t t l ^ Sme TLC. Mother very SUPER BOYf from these 8, LEADING ^TO IK : Excellent training HOLES.’ Zippers, um­ 647-8412.______eat, hot water, helpful. Responsibilities in­ Street. 663-217V affectionate‘cat. Telephone 8 provided. Call 1-800-824- brellas repaired, window rappUances. Working 3 OR 4 HOURS A NIGHT. clude hll office clerical 4 2 9 -7 1 1 7 ACCEPTING ard ft Roaaalto. Raallora • Allbrio Raalty ____ ^ 7 m . Request Operator 525. shades, Venetian blinds. 28960(n. married couple only. No ; Blan chard work as well as ad­ CONTBMPORARV APPLICATIONS 101-2 } Cantury 21 Jackaton/Avanto Raal Batata j Keys. TV FOR RENT. pets. $340. Security, B/W Raally ministration of some Marlow’a, 867 Main Street. « ''/i.ilin li\ t/i/MUri'iii. Ih'h FURNTTGR® avaUable at FREE LAB(^„MALE bedroom apartments. CALL IVAN AT 647-9946 ___ „ „ ___ (Xurtom references. Telephone 643- progranis. Must be self- ATHLETTO VACANICIES 6tt-S221. wholaaaie prices SHEPARD c r o s s - 7 yrs. Rmta itarting at ^ per • Fraehatla, Marlin ft Rothman, Inc., Raallora mouvated and able to work iind standard si*** loves phlldren. wwl monUi. Includes heat. 4714 after 8 p . m ...... AT Manchester High \ BARRY & ROBLRTA HOWARD "BaHar Homaa ft Qardana” AT THE MANCHESTER with people in crisis School - First assistant BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - BValUble. Visit pur f a ^ bi& v^. Movlw to apart- w a te r , to w a ll SJf^^amier^^asslfied liluatlons. Some evening Football, First nsaiatant Concrete. Chimney ' BUllDtRS.INC ihoiwroom MtmdaijT Ar •J 8 r a ^ ^r . meat 8/18/81. Needs good Mrpetltig, appUances and Ad'wlll bring eager buyers Patarman Raal Batata Agancy • Birano Raal Batata meetings. Apply Town ST, J.V. Soccer, Con- Repairs. ‘*No Job Too sy, ■:;iirli'VVilli' H O V w day 9-9 n.m. tome ana narking. Telephone 1-387- fw your u.s^ farm equip­ • Cantury 21 Tadford Raal Batata EVENING HERALD Manageers O ffice, 1M2 mlurVilur* Indu..,.--.fn d il^ . •all 649-8894 or 633-9069 Ask pick Cobb 647-S863 or S ^ . " Call 6444356 tor SlLiflS t cal- - - - ment. Main Street, Coventry. Ct. eatlmatei. 429-7117 Edidwln Rd.. South Windsor, for Gall. Deadline August 20th. '■ ■ \ /