Some Massage Parlors Nixon Left Presidency Indians Again Stop / Annual Comedy Contest: Favor Licensing Plans, Five Years Ago Today Red Sox in Two Gantts A Shoot-Out with Jokes Page 4 Page 6 ) Page 11 Page 14 iiaitrIjMtrr Fair Tonight, Cioudy Friday iEuniingnmlb Detail* on page 2 Praises Junta Vol. XCVIII, No. 263 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, August 9.1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered QUITO, Ecuador (UPI) - First lady Rosalynn Carter praised -fir Ecuador's militpry junta for returning the country to civilian & rule and said the South American M nation would serve as a Oil Tank Emptied democratic example throughout the Americas. Mrs. Carter is heading the American delegation, which in cludes Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, attending the inauguration Without Incident Friday of 38-year-old lawyer Jaime Roldos as president. EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The “It still might go, but the odds are gallons of oil in the tank, and would "Just a few weeks ago Presi in our favor,” Emge said. "If it did continue offloading the fuel at a rate dent Carter and I welcomed remainder of more than one million gallons of home heating oil was go, 100,000 gallons would still be a of 124,000 gallons per hour. President-elect and Mrs. Roldos pretty big spill." Gov. Ella Grasso, the state Depart to the White House,” Mrs. Carter pumped out of a tank late this mor ning by officials worried the tank He said Atlas has five tanks at its ment of Environmental Protection said in a statement she read in Riverside Drive storage farm. Three and East Hartford police and fire of Spanish on arrival in Quito would rupture and spill oil into the of the tanks are a distance away ficials were also on the scene. Wednesday. Connecticut River. The Coast Guard and environmen from the bank. The second tank was “As minutes go by that tank is “We told them then — and I becoming lighter. As the tank would like to repeat now — that tal officials pumped 1.2 million gallons of No. 2 oil out ot an Atlas Oil becomes lighter they're shoring up the democratic example of ■ the bank. The two combined could Ek;uador is already serving as a Co. storage tank and planned to pump 400,(X)0 more gallons out of a second make for a happy ending,” said Coast beacon for other such movements Guard spokesman George Cassidy. throughout the Americas." tank as a precautionary measure. River Spill The tank perched on the edge of the The Coast Guard said it set up 500 river bank was in danger of rupturing feet of booms around the tank and at Too Far Away % or sliding downhill because of a Is Averted strategic points downstream to con mudslide 8 feet away. The soil caved tain any oil that could leak. An ad WASHINGTON (UPI) - ditional 20,000 feet of containment Friends of former President in Tuesday because of heavy rains or nearby construction, a Coast Guard booms were readied if needed. Richard Nixon say the major push The Coast Guard has control to sell his mansion in San spokesman said. to be offloaded just as a precaution, jurisdiction over the river in the Clemente came from his wife, "The first tank should be empty by Emge said. event of an oil spill. Pat. They said she feels she is too 11 a.m .," said Coast Guard Ensign Officials said early today that no Officials said underground lines far from children and Michael Emge. “There were 200,000 oil had spilled into the river and pumped 42,000 gallons per hour to grandchildren and wants to move gallons left by 9 a.m. They'll do the measurements showed the tank had storage tanks in Hartford and New back east, where she was hap other tank as soon as they get this not moved. Haven, 42,000 gallons per hour were piest The Nixons reportedly may one.” By midnight, crews using tankers being pumped to a closer storage settle in Connecticut. While the oil was being pumped and vacuum trucks had pumped out tank and trucks were removing 30,000 It was just five years ago today out, crews shored up the base around the tank. approximately half of the 1.2 million gallons per hour. MM Nixon b^am e a private citizen ) after resigning the presidency. He was battered m entally and physically, but those friends say he now "looks super, he has Firefighters Weary bounced back. ” He is working on a new book and is looking forward to a visit to China again in September and starting a new life back east. As Battle Continues PriesCs Trial By United Pness International A mudslide within 8 feet of an Atlas Oil Co. tank posed a Half the nation's force of forest WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) - danger of No. 2 heating oil spilling into the Connecticut River firefighters, many working 18-hour The testimony of Mrs. Doris shifts in searing heat, today battied Clough, a clerk in one of five at East Hartford today. Workers toiled rapidly to empty the fires that have blackened more than small Wilmington-area 1.2 million gallon tank. (Herald photo by Adamson) 300,000 acres of the tinder-dry West. businesses the Rev. Bernard T. “Many of our men and women on Pagano, a 53-year-old Catholic the tines are reaching the end of their priest is a c c u ^ of robbing at physical and mental limits,” said gunpoint, may not be adm itt^ as Idaho ranger John Marker. evidence in his trial. A defense Inflation Soars, More than 175,000 acres of motion was made to suppress any timberiand have been seared in evidence relating to Mrs. Gough's California, Oregon, Montana, lineup identification of Pagano. Wyoming and Idaho. The most The clerk had seen the priest's Energy Blamed dangerous blazes were in Idaho, picture in a newpaper after his where nearly 3,000 men fought blazes arrest, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation Excluding food, wholesale prices that have burned over 130,000 acres. Superior Court Judge Andrew at the wholesale level soared 1.1 per jumped by 1.4 percent. Bob Bjornsen, director of the Christie is continuing the hearing cent during July as skyrocketing Perhaps the most depressing Forest Service's interagency center of the defense motion today. energy costs continued to rampage statistics contained in the new report at Boise, said the only real hope was Deputy Attorney General through the economy, the govern involved wholesale prices at the in rain and a decline in wind “that could Timothy Barron, the prosecutor, ment reported today. termediate and crude levels which be 10 days off.” conced^ testimony from the vic The Labor Department's initial in measure longer-range price activity. A new fire, near Bonners Ferry in tims was crucial to his case. “The flation report for the second half of Tliey showed that intermediate northern Idaho, raced Wedne^ay key to the case, from the state's 1979 was dismal and contradicted prices rose by 1.9 percent, the largest through 750 acres of state and private standpoint, is the eyewitness iden White House projections that infla jump in nearly five years. Crude land and destroyed at least two tification of the defendant. " tion should ease off duHng the prices climbed at the fastest clip homes south of the town. remainder of the year. since February. Dozens of other homes were Divers Trapped It showed food prices last month The Labor Department said its evacuated, but Boundary County were unchanged from the June level. overall July Wholesale Price Index Sheriff Mike LaBrosse said ABERDEEN, Scotland (UPI) Food costs had declined in each of stood at 215.8. That means goods and firefighters were confident the blaze — Two American divers, iden the three proceeding months. services which cost 8100 in 1967 were could be stopped before it reached tified as Victor "Skip" Guiel, 29, But the price of gasoline and home priced at $215.80 last month. the town of 1,900. of Springfield, Mass.> and Richard heating oil jumped sharply. Gasoline President C arter and his top In Alaska, three fires burned more Walker. 32, of Santa Barbara, ready for delivery to service stations economic advisers have been saying than 180,000 acres of tundra and Calif., who worked for Infabco rose 3.9 percent in July and prices publicly that inflation peaked during black spruce. Less than 500 Diving Services and were trapped were 38.9 percent above the July 1978 the first half of the year when con firefighters were available to battle in a diving bell after being level. sumer prices rose at an annuai rate these blazes. lowered 530 feet into the North The home heating oil situation was of 13.2 percent — the largest six- “You do what you can with the Sea on an inspection dive near the even worse as prices rose 9 percent month gain since 1951. resources," said a spokesman for the Thistle oil platform, 130 miles during July and were 51.8 percent Office of Fire Management in northeast of the Shetland Islands, They based their optimism on higher than a year earlier. Anchorage. died before rescuers could open predictions of moderating food The overall 1.1 percent increase Chief of coordination Bob Tokarc- the retrieved capsule, a British prices. Bruce Moyers, right, and Carl Dorsey, maintenance men for last month — 14 percent at a com zyk said about 7,000 men — or half the National Oil Co. spokesman said. pounded annual rate — was the forest firefighters in the country — Boise Interagency Fire Center supply depot, stack axes The 5-by-4-foot bell was just But the new report said the four- steepest since an identical climb last month improvement in food costs is were involved in fighting the Western Wednesday for shipment to firefighters on fire lines. Several above the seabed when its 1(A- February and more that doubled the inch-thick main support cable about over. fires. He said they were Forest Ser fires in Idaho have charred nearly 130,000 acres of timber land rates of both May and June, the vice regulars and crews contracted in remote areas. Nearly 3,000 men are fighting the fires, which snapped in heavy seas. It drifted Labor Department said. Intermediate food products to the seabed connected to the by the service, including many In Idaho Gov. John Evans said the Forest Service “made a mis Wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent climbed by 6.7 percent last month mother ship Wild Drake only by dians. Reinforcements were flown to take in recognizing the serious fire situation, and they waited and O.b percent in those two months, after falling in three of the past four Idaho from 14 states to help weary its lifeline which carries power, respectively. months. too long to hit the fires.” (UPI photo) oxygen, and a hot water pipe to local crews. the men's diving suits for combat ting intense cold. Post-mortems will be performed to determine the exact cause of death. Weather Is Key to Saving Beaches SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas Weather forecasters said southerly on Mexican beaches 35 miles to the had varied widely because of the could be cleaned from the beach complexity of the problem. Inside Today (UPI) — Recalcitrant Mexican oil, winds surprisingly picked up south in 6-inch piles and Robinson relatively easily even if it arrived in “We've never seen oil in the water now spotting Texas beaches in the Wednesday and were expected to ful said the deep, gooey mounds could the quantities seen in Mexico,” he Business...... 16 this long,” he said. “All of our form of tar balls, is again being ly reactivate northern currents in the hit Texas shores eventually with or said. Classified...... 16-18 nudged shoreward by a revived Gulf Gulf within 36 hours. without the reactivated southerly knowledge about it couldn't fill a There still are no reports of any oil Com ics...... 19 wind and threatens tourist-packed Because of the lack of wind, winds, although they would speed the thimble.” pollution in the delicate Laguna Editorial ...... 9 beaches with calf-deep deposits of millions of tar balls suspended in the oil's movement. The Mexican offshore rig Ixtoc I Madre, breeding ground for all types Entertainment ...... 14 sticky sludge. Gulf at depths of 40 feet or more had " I think we're destined to see in blew out June 3 and has spewed from of wildlife, although divers will in F am ily ...... 8 “The difference in light pollution been static for more than two days. the next two days more oil than 20,000 to 30,000 barrels of oil per day vestigate further today. Gardening ...... 15 that can be vacuumed off beaches Robinson said the gummy balls we've seen so far,” Robinson said. into the Bay of Campeche. The Coast Guard said Mexico had Obituaries ...... 10 and disaster will be the weather,” will be the most likely pollutant, “There are a lot of tar balls on the Robinson said news accounts of the been asked this week to reconsider Peopletalk...... 2 said Dr. John Robinson, the National although a Coast Guard recon surface. The winds could put them on spill prematurely discouraged tourist the use of detergent-like dispersal Sports...... 11-13 traffic in Texas' plushest resort area. Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad naissance flight Wednesday spotted a the beach tomorrow.” chemicals at the wellhead because of Television ...... 14 But he conceded the situation could ministration scientist in charge of new 20-mile-long oil slick 15 miles off Robinson said news reports of the fear they posed a greater long-term W eather...... 2 the government's oil spill monitoring the Texas coast north of Brownsville. severity of damage by the oil that change for the worse immediately. ecological danger than the oil itself. s______effort. The tar balls have washed ashore penetrated U.S. waters Monday night “I have been assured that the oil EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 9, 1979- PAGE THREE
PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, TlHirs^Au®ust ?jW 9__ Spider TM ■ " „ The Weather ^ Republicans Seek Probe JOOO J«77 Triggers P e o p le t a lk ji Of State Nursing Homes Alarms r K Q: homes. DONNA HOLLAND Studio Releases HARTFORD (UPI) - Three patients at the troubled Lorraine “However, periodic reviews are Manor nursing borne in Hartford and y Republican lawmakers have dis desirable to assure that the goals es Herald Corresponsdenl the death of a patient at a Movie Executive missed Gov. Ella Grasso's blue- tablished in earlier years are being BOLTON — Little was ribbon panel to review Connecticut’s Manchester nursing home. anyone to know that the The governor and the lawmakers met and that every possible action is nursing borne industry as ‘‘window being taken to assure the highest spider we all learned about The other boot has dropped at Twentieth Century- agreed that the problems don't in as children (remember io«m iiMNiAruiii dressing” and called for a sweeping Fox Film Corp. in yolve the vast majority of nursing quality of care, she said. Little Miss Muffet) would legislative probe of the business. Mrs. Connolly; Rep. Richard 0. Hollywood. homes in Connecticut. continue in his career of The film giant says Mrs. Grasso Wednesday appointed “The nursing homes of Connecticut Belden, R-Shelton, and Rep. Walter Joyner, R-Manchester, said dis frightening people and Alan Ladd Jr. has been a nine-member Committee to provide an essential service and the crepancies between a state Depart would one day trigger the released a year early Review Nursing Home Care in vast majority of these facilities offer ment of Health Services report on fire alarm at Bentley *010CAtT 9 CZ3* from his contract as Connecticut, but that didn’t please good and responsive care,” Mrs. Lorraine Manor and a federal report Memorial Library. For period ending 7 a.m. 8/10/79, Thursday night will president of the studio. the three GOP lawmakers, all Grasso said. SAVE 60.00 led them to believe that George Early Monday morning a find a narrow band of showers and thundershowers Ladd, son of the legen members of the Legislature’s Public Allen, the state official in charge of resident noticed the red stretching from the lower Plains to the Lakes Region as dary actor, and two Health Committee. “The people of our state want to be sure that the quality of that care is licensing and inspecting the homes, fire light on the outside of well as into parts of the mid and north Atlantic states. other top executives — “1 think it makes good window the building was on. ’There the best available, ^nd members of should be dismissed. Mostly fair weather is forecast elsewhere. Jay Ranter and Gareth dressing,” said Rep. Virginia Connol wasn't any smoke or ly, R-Simsbury. ‘"The solution to this the committee will review the Mrs. Connolly said Allen was ul Wigan — were regarded flames to be seen. problem doesn’t lie with more blue operations of the homes to determine timately responsible for in S-PDCE GENDDIE REDWOOD SEATING GROUP as the most sucessful The alarm buzzer inside Connecticut Forecast money-making studio ribbon commissions.” the quality of care.” vestigating and following up on the 2 club chairs, chaise with arms and wheels and 2 ^ The lawmakers asked the Public The blue-ribbon panel will be ‘untimely” deaths of two mentally the building was on but as side tables ore cut from 2" sturdy stock Cali executives in no one was there, it Mostly sunny today. High temperatures 75 to 80. Fair Health Committee to review the chaired by Paul Johnson of Guilford, retarded patients at Lorraine Manor fornia redwood. Chairs and chaise hove 3 Hollywood, bringing in couldn’t be heard. thick box-edge, button tufted cushions in OUR ENTIRE tonight. Lows 56 to 63. Friday mostly cloudy with a the “Star Wars” gold state’s practice of placing retarded president of the Connecticut Savings and the patient at the Manchester chance of showers. Highs around 80. Probability of The resident informed bright outdoor floral print mine and several other patients in nursing homes; inspection Bank of New Haven, and includes a home who died after swallowing dis precipitation 10 percent today and tonight. 50 percent Donato Rattazzi, public for extra comfort. top films. procedures for the homes, and the doctor, a nurse and representatives of infectant. STORE STOCK Friday. Winds light northerly becoming easterly later a social service agency and the She said the lawmakers were only works department No 276.W35 Then they announced dismissal of the state health official foreman, of the situation. this afternoon. Light and variable tonight. Southerly 10 to in charge of nursing home inspec League of Women Voters. calling for Allen’s dismissal at this they were going to form their own film-making Rattazzi tracked down a OF PATIO 20 mph Friday. company when they were legally free in 1981 — with tions. Mrs. Grasso said many of the stage of their investigation, but may key to the library - no financial backing from rival Warner Bros. Fox said The actions by the governor and problems which have been reported call for other dismissals as their easy task at that hour of Wednesday they will be released Oct. 1 this year the lawmakers came in the wake of recently were dealt with by a blue- probe continues. UMBRELLAS the morning - and he and Long Island Sound “under terms of a mutual agreement.” published reports dealing with the ribbon commission she had named Allen was unavailable for com deaths of two mentally retarded four years ago to review nursing ment Wednesday. Robert Cormier, highway Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk crew employee, began Point, N.Y.: An east-west frontal system south of the Stars Fond of Fonda checking the entire area today will move northward tonight. Winds variable buiiding to see what 1 Much of the Hollywood establishment has jumped less than 10 knots today becoming southeasterly 5 to 10 triggered the alarm. to the defense of Jane Fonda, denouncing the knots tonight and southerly 10 to 15 knots Friday. Mostly Suspicions Are Lingering Unable to find anything, California Senate for ousting her from the state 9 sunny today. Partly cloudy tonight. Chance of late after they began checking the noon or evening showers Friday. Visibility 5 miles or Arts Council. That’s part of a running political battle involving alarm itself. more lowering to near 3 miles in haze tonight and Friday. Miss Fonda and Gov, Edmund G. Brown Jr. On And Rattazzi and Cor Average wave heights 1 foot today and tonight to 1 to 2 Wednesday, a virtual Who’s Who of 280 performers Between Israel and U.S. mier. although both feet Friday. and movie industry bigwigs si^ e d a full-page ad in members of the Bolton the Los Angeles Times, accusing the lawmakers of problems between the United States Volunteer Fire Depart WASHINGTON (UPI) - Israel and “were part of a longstanding Israeli ment, handled the problem reviving the "specter of McCarthyism.” and Israel - particularly over Extended Outlook the United States have stepped back policy to attack terrorist targets. alone. It was not necessary The list included her father and brother, Henry That policy has not changed.” whether the administration is shif from the brink of a public confronta to call “ Bolton’s finest” Extended outlook for New England Saturday through and Peter Fonda, Woody Allen, Edward Asner, Vance told reporters: “There’s no ting its stance on the Palestinians. tion, but lingering suspicions are evi (the fire department) for Mondav: Karen Black, Cher, Jack Lemmon, Ali McGraw, dent on both sides. question about the friendship Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fla., said Vance has told him the United States help. Mass.. R.l .& Conn.: A chance of showers early Jack Nicholson, Sidney Poitier, Burt Reynolds, Lily In an appareht attempt to smooth between our two countries. It is un Saturday then clearing. Fair Sunday. A chance of Tomlin, John Travolta and Joanne Woodward. shakable.” will veto a U.N. draft resolution ITiey had discovered a SPECIAL SPECIAL the mounting crisis, the administra spider, busy at work in the PRICE showers Monday. High temperatures ranging from the A short while later. Musicians Union Local 47 tion made several conciliatory Israeli Ambassador Ephraim referring to Palestinian self- PRICE upper 70s to middle 80s with low temperatures in the 60s. chimed in, voting a resolution of “shock and con Evron, standing at Vance's side after determination and an independent cellunoid system of the moves Wednesday. electric control box inside 'I U g .U J 9 Vermont: Chance of showers Saturday. Clearing in the cern.” a luncheon with President Carter, homeland. Ignoring the details of a harsh at the alarm, had triggered north with chance of showers in the south Sunday. Fair agreed U.S.-lsraeli relations will sur rtrofum m iib tack on U.S. policy by Israeli Foreign However, the statement quoted by the alarm. M dlAltRfM IIK monday. Highs in the 70s to around 80. Lows in the 50s to vive the current turmoil. iiiiisiM fttW Religion and Politics Minister Moshe Dayan, Secretary of Stone was narrowly framed and, ac All they had to do was mmnmm mm m m uim m um around 60. But the Israeli ambassador was lOB aq. f t t(dl» for Sot i»
PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 9^^ 19TO_ Most Residents Eva Hudak Continuing Experts Say Electric Cars Competitive BOSTON (UPI) — Electric-powered in Pasadena, Calif., was one nearly 1,000 The problem of stop-and-go city driving economy in a gas-driven car by 65 percent has been solved with the use of flywheels, cars are .ready to start replacing internal delegates attending the five-day con and extend the life of batteries in electric which store energy to prevent draining Want Sidewalks combustion engines — with technology ference. vehicles by 45 percent,” he said. Fight Against Abortion batteries, said Arthur E. Raynard of the MANCHESTER - Most of the residenU of the Green He said supplementing battery power Another form of hybrid vehicle uses so- available now — and decrease the nation’s AiResearch Manufacturing Co. in dependence on gasoline, scientists said at with other sources immediately makes called fuel cells in conjunction with Manor area want sidewalks retained on both sides of the grader should be taught how to have inter- Torrance, Calif. batteries, said Dr. Byron of the Los streets there, results ol a survey conducted by the town HARTFORD (UPI) — Outspoken con an engineering conference Wednesday. electric cars competitive with gasoline servative Eva Hudak has continued to course,” she said. burning vehicles. The flywheel spins at a constant rate, Alamos Scientific Laboratory in New indicate. , , ,. . . u The views expressed at the debate at Experts presenting a series of papers on blast abortion as "murder of millions of “ Great Britain introduced some time like the turntable on a stereo, storing Mexico. In an effort to determine how far he could stretch a Hartford’s historic Old State House spon the future of advanced electric vehicles to babies” — one of her stances which cost ago a 40,000-vehicle electrical milk energy and leveling off power use. The cells, developed for use in the space federal grant for sidewalk repair. Director of Public sored by Connecticut Public Radio were the 14th Intersociety Energy Conversion her a seat on the Connecticut Board of delivery fleet,” he said. “They are The device, weighing under IS pounds, program, combine oxygen and hydrogen Works Jay Giles asked residents by letter whether they the same as those Mrs. Hudak expressed Engineering Conference said currently Elducation this year. medium weight trucks that haul a 1,500 consists of a rotor made of synthetic fiber at a high temperatures. A chemical reac would favor removing walks on one side of the street in Before the Legislature this spring. available electric vehicles have been dif "The abortion mentality in the United kilogram (3,300 pound) payload.” in an airless container. At full speed, it tion proiduces water and electricity. stead of proceeding with costly repairs. Most of the walks ’Then, those views and Mrs. Hudak’s ficult to market because of performace States today is frightening,” she said The trucks have a sp e ^ of only 25 mph, spins at 42,000 revolutions per minute. In the car, McCormick said, oxygen is are in bad condition. , , , ,, stiff adherence to them were attributed as limitations. The rotor is brought up to speed by the About 72 per cent of those who answered the letters say Wednesday at a debate on the touchy But by combining different energy but because of the many starts and stops, taken from the air and hydrogen is ob issue. "Never before has the government the deciding factor in the Senate’s rejec they are more efficient than other batteries. It own inertia keeps it spinning tained from methyl alcohol. The fuel cells thev want the walks retained. Giles is planning to tion of her nomination to the state Board storage systems, such as batteries, between short bursts of energy. Raynard walks on only one side of a street to spread the $700,000 paid to murder miliions of babies.” flywheels and fuel cells, they can equal or vehicles. supply power for cruising and recharging Her debate opponent Caroiyn Gabel, the of Education. C^rs with supplemented battery power said it can be used to supplement the the batteries. The batteries provide grant as far as it will go. Ms. Gabel, who has been associated outperform the internal combustion state president of the National Abortion can travel at highway speeds and go for power source of any kind of car. energy for acceleration. When those in Green Manor are done, he plans to go on with Planned Parenthood programs for a engine, said said John W. Howe. Rights League, kept pounding away at longer distances before recharging. “ They (flywheels) can improve fuel to Rolling Park and possibly to Rockledge. number of years, argued the issue was one Howe, of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Giles felt walks might not be necessary on both sides of Mrs. Hudak’s conservative position. But the 62-year-old Torrington widow didn’t of a woman’s individual choice. She all streets. . change her tune. questioned how abortion could be denied Eliminating them from one side would cut repair costs to a pregnant teen-ager or a woman who and would make it possible to leave wider roadways when Abortion, she said, was murder, a "bar baric act” which gives the unborn child had been raped. SALE ENDS SATURDAY. snow is plowed. fewer rights than endangered species. "We would never impose abortion on all AUGUST 11TH His proposal apparently has not won approval by the women,” she said. “ It is an issue of the Allowing the schools to teach sex educa residents. fundamental right of choice.” Normally when walks are repaired, homeowners pay tion is opening the door to have teachers who may believe in abortion to spread She also claimed laws which prevent one third the cost and the taxpayers two-thirds. Funds expenditure of Medicaid funds for abor available for walk repair have been scarce in recent views which parents of the children in volved may not foster, said the 62-year-old tions were discriminatory to the poor. G R O s s m R n s years. Litchfield County bail commissioner. Not so, said Mrs. Hudak, unconvinced The town expected the federal grant for walk repair to by several boos and hisses from the nnQ})evRns p r o d u c t s com pRny be about $2 million. It received only the $700,000, Teachers could be allowed to teach children about the biological process in audience that followed her arguments, volved in the birth of a child, she said, but “ As far as abortion is concerned there is Hoist Preparations °Gnes '^recommendation has been a matter of unfinished no discrimination,” she said. “ We also not about contraception. business before the Board of Directors. The directors are say rich people shouldn’t have abortions. Ears protected against the noise, this Viet being advised of the survey results. T do not think a fourth, fifth or sixth namese mother and her baby prepare to be SUMMERTIME SAVINGS hoisted aboard a helicopter in the South China Sea last week. They are among 21 boat people ON EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH Road Connection New Britain Suspends rescued by a U.S. Seventh Fleet task force. Up to Directors Hish-Ranked Detective (UPI photo) • • yv _t r _ MANCHESTER - A road connecting East Eldridge on leave since July 9, suffering from what Street to Pilgrim Lane will be a possibility if the Board of NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The Police police officials said was high blood Rham Educator Commission has suspended Det. Capt. Directors accepts a right of way near Pilgrim Lane to Richard Nixon waves with both arms on August 9,1974 as he boards pressure. clear the way for it. Edward J. Kilduff, one of seven New Bri Suspended Police Chief Thomas Ormsby The parcel, owned by Stanley and Gladys Bray and helicopter for first leg oi a iiigni to California after saying farewell to tain officials arrested on charges stem Wednesday appealed his suspension to the Ready to Start Harold Garrity would be sold to the town for one dollar. his staff and Cabinet. It was five years ago on August 8, 1974, that ming from a one-man grand jury probe of city’s Civil Service Commission and the Town planning officials want Joseph Swensson Jr., who is municipal corruption. state Freedom of Information Commis HEBRON - Donald Levy, special education coor Watergate drove him from the White House in disgrace, making him The commission voted Wednesday night building houses in the area to connect an extension of dinator (or Regional District 8. anticipates that he will ' the first chief executive in U.S. history to leave office under such cir to suspend Kilduff without pay. Kilduff sion- . . j . j .. East Eldridge Street to Pilgrim Lane. Swensson had He said the police commission didn t start on a full-time basis with the school district during cumstances. (UPI photo) turned himself into state authorities Mon planned to end it in a cul-de-sac. give him a fair hearing and charged the the last week of August. Since neither the town nor Swensson owns the the land day and was charged with two counts of commissioners held an improper meeting The position of special education coordinator was necessary for the connection, town officials felt they perjury. during a recess in the Friday night ses created by the Central Office Committee during the last would be in a better position to press for the connector if The city’s police and fire chiefs, a depu budget process for 1979-80. Levy was one of several can Nixon Left Presidency ty fire chief and a police detective were sion. . J ... . the town owned the land. Also arrested and suspended without didates for the position and was hired by the committee all suspended without pay last week The owners offered it for the one-dollar cost. Since the pay last week were Fire Chief Raymond in June purchase is to be made by ordinance, a public hearing following their arrests. Galati, Detective Sgt. George Sahadi and Levy currently provides technical assistance for the will be held on the matter at the meeting of the Board of The charges stem from a one-man Deputy Fire Chief Robert Hackett. Five Years Ago Today grand jury investigation looking at the Boston public schools and the Massachusetts Department Directors Tuesday. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. ______Civil Service Commission CTiairman ot Education 4'x8’x3/8 " in the Hearing Room of the Municipal Building. Some WASHINGTON (UPIl - Exactly five Their friends say the Nixons feel they alleged sale of promotions, misuse of city 2x4x8’ DO-IT-YOURSELF AGENCY CERTIFIED 4 ’x8’x 1 /2 ” EXTERIOR TOP QUALITY Frederick Haddad resigned after his Levy said Tuesday that he felt it was most important GYPSUM WALLBOARD residents of Pilgrim Lane are reportedly opposed to the years ago today at noon. EDT, Richard now have more options and are “ thinking property and the apparent suicide last QUALITY STUDS LANDSCAPE TIMBERS TEXTURE H I SIDING PLYWOOD SHEATHING PARTICLEBOARD how they want to live their lives, and what arrest. that he get a handle on what's going on the Rham system. idea of a connecting road. Nixon, president, became Richard Nixon, year of a New Britain police officer. The grand jury probe by retired state After he had a complete understanding, then he would ECONOMY TOP QUALITY 'i Future development may link Pilgrim Lane to prwate citizen. things are important.” Kilduff’s attorney, Harold J. Gerago- 29 One option was to leave California, Supreme Court Chief Justice Howard suggest changes, if needed. The man flying off to exile in San sian, criticized the Police Commission, Alcorn began on May 16, 1978, The first Superintendent of Schools David Cattanach said he an Wellman Road. saying to each other, in effect, “ We don’t 3 Clemente was battered mentally and calling it a "refined form of barbarism” three arrests were made 10 months later ticipates that Levy will work in each of the schools on a 94 1 W on’t rol or decay. Clean & Rustic, rough sawn & vertical Ideal for many do-it'yourself Agency certified. Smooth 2 Economicai, ideal base fo have to stay here in exile any longer.” I A. l o w p r i c o d* , M e « t 9 b u« i l d i n g physically, drained by the futile effort to and “ a kangaroo court.” — retired Personnel Director Alfred Pet- easy to handle. For outdoor grooved. Guaranteed against fix ups & repairs! Use indoors sides. Solid core. Many uses! paint or wallpaper. one-day basis However, no schedule will be developed I standard stzad code requirem ents save his doomed presidency. Geragosian also argued unsuccessfully steps, retaining walls & morel delamination. Use indoors or or out! Guaranteed against Underlaymant grade. Great •S GAL. JOINT COMPOUND . 7.t Hearings To Include tinelli; Hackett, who was arrested again until Levy is acclimated to the needs of each school I 9tud D o it-your Top quality Now, friends say, Nixon “ looks super, Daughter Julie is working on her that his client couldn’t be suspended while •CREOSOTE DIPPED i s i l l '. .1.71 out. Ready to finish. delamination. Easy to handle! value! •1 GAl. DRYWALL last week, and Police Sgt. Donald I self & M ve' P A.O PRIMER/SEALER...... 7.9S he has bounced back.” He is looking mother’s biography. David Eisenhower he was on medical leave. Kilduff has been system. >4'xl'x3/l” ...... UM Purchase of Trucks will take another year to complete a book Banulski. Under the job description in the five-year plan for each forward to visiting China again this fall school system, the position of special education coor MANCHESTER — Public hearings will be held by the and to starting a new life near his family on his grandfather, which will include Board of Directors Tuesday on a variety of questions in numerous letters from Ike never before dinator was established to provide relief of the individual on the East Coast he so often maligned. building principals and provide a resource bank for each cluding the possible purchase of two new trucks for the Those friends say the major push to sell printed. Spring Pond Is Closed principal to draw from special education matters. Highway Division. La Casa Pacifica, his mansion in San Rumors persist the Eisenhowers will SOUTH WINDSOR — Low chlorine was not aware ot any complaints about Also, the director will have contact with the newly es The directors are being asked to allow the town ad Clemente, came from his wife, Pat, move to the Philadelphia area, where ministration to seek bids for the trucks, but they would be David may run for Congress. levels and its acidity have forced the such disorders, but said they were taking tablished special education classrooms which will be con “ She has given him an ultimatum, ' they closing of Spring Pond at Veteran's precautinary measures. bought only if surplus funds are available. The estimated said, adding Mrs. Nixon was happiest in Elder daughter Tricia lives in New York ducted in Hebron and Rham High School Memorial Park. The pond is expected to Deptula said officials have also noticed .Another facet of his job will be grantsmanship - cost is $80,000. Manhattan, where they moved in the early with her husband. Wall Street lawyer be reopened when town officials are algae beginning to grow on the bottom of evaluating grants that are available as well as the writing The directors meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Hearing 1960s after her husband’s unsuccessful Edward Cox, and their baby son. satisfied the popular swimming area the pool and discoloring the water. Algae applications for money. Room of the Municipal Building. tries for the presidency and the gover Nixon enjoys the benefits of all former Other hearings are scheduled on the following: presidents. He has Secret'Service protec problems have bwn resolved, according tends to darken the water and officials Levy and his wife are awaiting the arrival of their first norship of California. to Town Manager Allan Young. said they were beginning to worry that child They have purchased a home in Colchester which MAINTENANCE! An appropriation for $35,000 to the Manchester Housing Pat feels she is too far from children tion, a pension and an office staff paid Young said he acted on the recommen lifeguards wouldn't be able to see the bot / / t FREE Authority for help in financing 40 units of housing for the and grandchildren. She reportedly is with federal funds. they plan to occupy by September dation of Health Director Sidney (hirtis tom of the pool. / \ FINISH elderly. The town would receive $35,000 in return from recovering very weil from her stroke — He gets regular intelligence briefings. the authority, but receipt of the money may be delayed. Old friends like Henry Kissinger and Gen. and Town Sanitarian Robert Deptula. The town has experienced problems “ beginning to bloom again” — and wants Deptula said local officials have been in with the filtration pumps at the pool Assistant Won’t Get Appropriations to the general fund of sums to be to be near the shows, the fancy shops, the Alexander Haig come to visit. He recently received from various grants and contributions. Projects threw a party for America’s astronauts in creasing concerned about the low PH during the past couple of days. Officials museums and the relative anonymity of WHITE ALUMINUM PRIMED EXTERIOR WHITE. BLACK OR BROWN they would finance include a program for visually im honor of the 10th anniversary of man’s level. The low PH has prevented the say they are working to correct the Assessor’s Position WINDSEAL' SELF SEALING 15 LB. SATURATED 'BARCLITE' DELUXE New York. problem within the next few days so that MINI BOW WINDOW EXTERIOR SHUTTERS paired students, sewer system study, day care services, walk on the moon. chlorine from being as effective as it ROOF SHINGLES ASPHALT FELT CORRUGATED FIBERGLASS COMBINATION DOOR But the Nixons abandoned plans to buy a the town’s only public swimming area can HEBRON - The Board of Finance and the Board of SET OF 2 REO.LOW SALE PRICE SAM activities, library cataloging, repairs at Whiton Nixon has maintained his innocence. He should be, he said. 14"x35" 13.9S 12.96 $750,000 East Side penthouse in the face of A high acidity level could allow develop be re-opened as soon as possible. Deptula Selectmen, in a joint meeting Tuesday, voted to accept Auditorium, and tuition for a police office at a traffic in opposition from prospective fellow told television interviewer David Frost 432 SQ. FT. 199 14’*x3l'' 1S.49 14.41 stitute. two years ago: ment of eye and skin infections in said the intense heat and high humidity the resignation of town assessor David MacArthur effec ROLL .3tDCB ^299 16.96 15.99 tenants, and may settle in Greenwich, swimmers. Deptula said his department may have contributed to the problems. t4”X47" 17.96 11.99 “I did not in my view commit an im tive Aug. 31. 2 rotor operated side vents. Conn, Seal under roofing & siding. Extra resistant crinkle finish! Prehung. Ready to install! With t4**x5r 11.96 17.99 peachable offense. I let the American peo- In a subsequent motion. First Selectman Aaron Reid I U.L. approved for lire & wind With screens & prefinlahed Nixon will visit China in September — Use with plastic cement for Won't fade or become brittle. screen, tempered glass, hard 14"x55" 19.H 1I.M voted against the appointment of the assistant assessor. I resistance. 100% asphalt root. R.O. 5’ir x 3 '6 1f8" New Pool Design pie down and I have to carry that burden loundation waterprooling Fix. Emerald or while. 5 yr. warran ware & Instructions. Energy- t4"x5r’ 21J6 20.99 his second trip there since leaving office I coated. Black, white & stock Mrs Eula Berglund. as acting assessor until the position •I4ICB R.D. 7'r'x4'IO 1/1” .(42* with me the rest of my life. up now & save! ty saver! Maintenance-free. Won’t rot, -- and reportedly is “ deep into his book” is filled permanently. I colors. Bdl. covers 33 1/3 sq. ft on foreign policy, international relations “ But if they want me to get down and • M ’ltM '-REO . 12.f§..... 11.M crack & more! Never need pain Due This Month grovel on the floor — no, never.” Reid said he opposed the action because she's been ting! and how to deal with the communists. doing it anyway and it would open a can of worms. He SOUTH WINDSOR - school. SZE UP said it was not necessary to create another position and Plans for the proposed in The site near the high he was "not going to talk about personality and the posi school was selected by a door swimming pool will tion while the press is here. " vast majority of the THE be presented to the Public Richard M. Grant, chairman of the Board of Finance, Building Commission members of the Public <200 TRADE said it looks like somebody is trying to lock her out and Best sometime within the next Building Commission, push someone in. Reid said Grant was wrong. A motion 1979 MODEL CLEARANCE S TUATION two weeks, according to a however. Town Coun was made to advertise the position with a closing date of ploss Latex Your oM color TV It worth up to *200 In trade toward a new Curtli \ spokesman for the com cilman Edward Havens Aug 29, when a joint meeting will be held to interview Mathai contola during our 1979 Modal Claaranca Sale. H o u sel mission. said he preferred locating candidates. Reid said he already has received & T rim Members of the commis the pool on the Sand Hill applications from firms in Meriden, Tolland and East Road site, even though the sion will be shown several Hampton. proposed sketches of the $1 property was not as near C u rtis Mathes: 250’ COIL TAN BARK HICKORY end De*n W«U Worth H In other matter. Reid reported that no one has been SEMI-TRANSPARENT OUR BEST GLOSS WALL OR CEILING the high school as the other K ids, 4-SHELF 12'’x30"x60” HOUSEHOLD WIRE 4’x8’x5/32” PANEL million project before a employed as a full-time building official. The job is being HOUSE & TRIM PAINT LATEX PAINT sites under consideration. STEEL SHELVING ‘CUPRINOL’ STAIN final drawing is prepared. $ filled on a part-time basis at the old rate of pay. l2-2HEiinDUn 14-2HDUtEHDLD 079 The commission is The Sand Hill Road In other business, the board authorized Reid to apply make extra EACH expected to meet severai property is owned by the for a federal grant through the state Office of Policy and 10 Simulated woodgrain on town and was once con ^ Quick-drying! Bright while times in August to confer Tough gloss finish! Easy to ap- 28 17 Management to conduct a municipal employees salary Ruslprool! Rolled edges! Easy Penetrating action for long- ®? ^ Safety plastic jacketed. U.L. panelboard! Class III fire rated. sidered as a possible site plyl White & colors. Soap & llnlshl Soap & water clean-upl with architect, Irwin and job classification study. Members said it would be to ad|ust. Sturdy & durablel lasting proteclloni When It's listed. With ground! For all 1st quality! Great valuel for the new library money this wood agelnsl weatherl water clean-up, tool Quality with economy I Joseph Hirisch of Irwin step in the right direction to deal with the question of a •fH M S-SHUF REO. l3 .n .n .N your electrical repairsi building. •17211 S-SHELF4IEa. 1I.H t«.M Joseph Hirsch and possible town office employee salary schedule, which had Associates of Hartford. Havens said he felt the arisen during the budget process. The indoor pool project location would be a good 11 sum m er. f^El The board voted to pay the $1,832 bill for printing the choice because the town has been endorsed by both 1977-78 town reports. In discussion about preparation for had slated the property for the Town Council and the s the 1978-79 town report, the board clerk reported that the recreational building in the Board of Education, and Have your own town office building staff had started work on the format past. was first proposed by the and two reports have been received so far. five Republican members Model B 527R offers a 100% solid state chassis of total modular construction. 8 S T electronic Paper Route The board voted unanimously to appoint Dr. Edward LATEX PREMIUM of the Councii in response tuning. 25 " diagonal color picture tube, twin speakers and a host ol other most wanted features. "GROSSMANS"'80 LB. Williams as its representative to the Town Office ■RENDEZVOUS’ PEELS STICK ■EVANS’ BEST FLAT DRIVEWAY SEALER to suggestions by And. of course, It has the exclusive Curtis SAND HIK 12”x12” FLOOR TILES LATEX HOUSE PAINT residents. Mathes Four-Year Limited Warranty. Building Addition Study Committee. The pool, which is es THANKSGIVING SGAL. MIL timated to cost anywhere BAG Easy to staple up between For attic with no Insula NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Plant Shutdown Set Protects & lasts longer. wall studs. 15" width. 50 tion. Easy to Install 15" from $1 to $1.5 million, is I For laying block, slate or Weathered marble pattern! Our basil Backed by a 6 year Realsta gas & oil spills & 0 bilr $L M t, IM t M i MrtjiT. peat YEAR sq. It. roll or 23" width, width, 30 sq. ft. pkg. or expected to be bonded over YEAR M YEAR M I flagstone. Ideal lor resur- Choice of two colors! Sell stick warranty. White & colors. Soap deterioratloni Great buyl 23” width, 46 sq. ft. pkg. ■ lirtH arf rtt li ivicks; w kaBM Call WATERFORD (UPI) - The Millstone II nuclear power 76.7 eq. ft. roll. Lower several years and will be a WARRANTY I facing old concrete, filling lor easy InstallatlonI & water clean-up. UMinWAY M A U I A F l ^ Energy-savingel •f le$«$ arid. faitliM M e rm w el d WARRANTY # | WARRANTY # | plant will be shut down for about one week for repairs to ate. a.i* lA U I7.*e energy costsi referen dum item on 647-9946 1 cracka 6 morel itN amke pv NtriMCe ■ tiM 100% SHOP a pipe leaking non-radiactive steam and replacement of a November's ballot. • t m i Te |M I h m recMrw fre n the 100% ask for transformer, Northeast Utilities says. A site for the pool has Aaptb ef p hMrt Imhhi Wf to •N m PARTS LABOR Northeast spokdsman Emmanuel Forde said the plant been selected between the Gd hn ffm ndi peat pR r to cam to Tom was shut down Wednesday after workers found a leak in a Wapping Community p taiirtace. M r M li ■) pmeat ato 100% U 100% U i petiMi to retei I prim e to Mke or pipe carrying non-radioactive steam to one of the three OPEN Center, formerly Wapping 4 SOUTH WINDSOR im M M b m i m t erne } « to hi to PIXTUBE T PARTS I auxiliary feedwater pumps. MANCHESTER Elementary School, and Joanno The pumps are used as backup systems to carry water the tennis courts and at the nM MANTHESTFR 46 N U T M E G R D (O F F R O U T E 5) 60 DAYS from the turbine back to the steam- generator. 145 S P E N C E R S T R E E T high school Sey threi ‘t v F a M a Thru M H vrt 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. SUNDAYS SAME AS CASH MANCHESTER Forde said the leak, located ahead of a shut-off valve, In order lor the pool mi Gtoriit” M ie a b M MBt hi p n m ii (TO QUALIFIED S i M pray t v « d ihe hM hi par CUSTOMERS) would not have caused any systems in the plant to fail. project to be eligible for OPEN 289-0231 OR 649-0136 vi Amt Thto m m h« m v hm vthptke MON-WED 9-6 “ But the steam is coming out of the line at 550 degrees MON. TO FRI. S TO 8:30 MON. THRU FRI. 8 TO 6:30 partial funding it is BUDGET THURS 9-9 b m i to fd . I h m h d ay rep n t TF.I.EVDIJON f APPMANIKS at about 1,000 pounds of pressure. It isn’t something you FRI. 8 TO 8 SAT. 8 TO 8:30 9 A.M. TO 3 PJN. necessary for the pool to be TD FHI 9.6 SAT. 8 TO 8:30 pani, pmcaiM pramei. SAT 9-5 can safely repair while the plant is operating,” Forde used as a teaching station 36 MONTHS NEXT TO STOP & SHOP said. in conjunction with the $ i , i!.vi!.ixinuEVENING rnsnALU,HERALD, Thurs,, inurs,, augustAugust 9, 1979 - PAGE NINE r.-U.K KK;HT - KVKMNC: h erald, Thurs.. August_9^ W9 Herrick-Britton Jack Andernon
Theresa Louise Britton and Charles Robert Herrick II, Opposing the U.S. Nod to Peking, Taiwan Dreamed up Plots both of East Hartford, were married July 27 at St. Isaac of violence. only hope American consumers have Joques Church in East Hartford. WASHINGTON - Nationalist telligencetellieence leaders embarked on a The letter-bomb suggestion was was a New York-based firm called of violence. .... hope Ami The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brit ’The secret report, prepared by the of preventing the oil companies from China's leaders were so determined reckless campaign aimed at “active-“active eventually scotched by Nationalist the (JhinaChina Development Corp, with The sewet report, prepared ^ the of preventing ton of 77 Vernon Road, East HarHord. The bridegroom is Senate Foreign Relations Com monkeying around with the import ly countering the rise of pro-PRC Premiere Chiang Ching-kuo, but not offices at 1825 Connecticut Ave. in the son of Gloria Bologna of East Hartford and Charles to suppress pro-Peking sentiment in mittee’s counsel, Michael Glennon, figures on which they base their (People’s Republic of China) groups because of squeamishness. Chiang Washington, just around the comer Herrick of Warehouse Point. this country that they seriously con^ at the insistence of Sen. George claims of shortage and the con The Rev. W. Vincent Cronin of East Hartford and sentiment in the United States,” “reportedly refused to authorize from the Red Chinese mission. sidered mailing letter bombs to McGovern, D-S.D., notes this sequent need for price increases. celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double the Senate report states. Letter such measures because he foresaw But Mei couldn’t cut the mustard, prominent Americans who spoke ominous warning from FBI sources: ring ceremony. bombs were given “active con that the political backlash against in' Chiang’s judgment. The premier Yet Customs recently tried to favorably about the Red Chinese “Paramilitary activities, sabotage The bride was given in marriage by her father. sideration.” (Nationalist (Thina) would be too “expressed serious dissatisfaction” shuck its responsibility, turning the regime, a secret Senate report « and espionage” directed at the Red Cheryl Lincoln of Manchester was maid of honor. reveals. great,” the Senate report explains. with the intelligence operation in this import checking over the public In September of 1974 a top-level Chinese could easily be turned Bridesmaids were Mary Ann Britton and Judith Britton, This criminally Although the professors and the country, and replaced Mei with Wang gaugers, who are hirelings of the oil both of East Hartford and sisters of the bride; and Linda meeting of Nationalist China's spy against U.S. citizens. insane idea Red Chinese mission were spared, Hsilin. companies. Indeed, the gaugers are Fahr and Marie Howe, both of East Hartford. Cindy Brit agency, the National Security members of the industry association, ton of East Hartford, sister of the bride, was flower girl. reflected the con- Bureau, was convened in Taipei to Cbiang’s army of intelligence agents Wang’s No. 1 assignment was to in Break for Big Oil: the American Petroleum Institute. Mike Duggan of East Hartford served as best man. sternation in U “discuss the possible use of such was unleashed for less drastic filtrate pro-Peking groups in the At the precise time when suspicion Ushers were Steve Wirz of Hartford; Gary Herrick and Taiwan that bombs against the newly established measures in the United States. United States, planting Nationalist of Big Oil is at its peak, the U.S. This brazen attempt to turn Perry Herrick, both of Enfield and brothers of the followed the PRC Liaison Office in Washington In January 1974, Taipei had agents as moles to burrow their way Customs Service has seen fit to fuel custody of the henhouse over'to the bridegroom; and Mark Herrick of East Hartford, the Nixon-Kissinger and also against individuals in the assigned Mei K’o-wang, former head up in the organizations. this suspicion by suggesting that its foxes brought an angry protest from bridegroom's brother. overtures to United States who had shown a of the Taiwan Central Police College, A stream of Nationalist in oil-import measuring function be Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, ?*• A reception was held at the Army & Navy Club in Peking in 1971 — telligence officers arrived in the who called the proposed transfer of Manchester, which the couple left for Maine. They are strong leaning toward the PRC par to direct the Nationalists’ turned over to “public gaugers” con an initiative that caught the ticularly those who had previously U.S. intelligence activities. He United States starting in 1975-76; trolled by the oil industry. import supervision "a giant step in residing in East Hartford. Nationalists completely by surprise. Mrs. Herrick is empioyed as an assembler and Mr. been pro-Taiwan,” the report dis worked out of the embassy in they enrolled as graduate students in The Department of Energy has 15 the wrong direction.” Herrick as a sheet metal worker, both at Pratt & After years of favored treatment, the closes. Washington. various universities. The sources of information on oil imports Noting that a similar arrangement Whitney Division of United Technologies Corp. (Nassiff government on Taiwan evidently felt - data that is. obviously vital to in the grain industry resulted in a Mrs. Charles R. Herrick Among the targets discussed at the But in the spring of 1975, an professional agents, who get about .. . i . ‘ m i > photo) betrayed. $1,100 a month, are supplemented by federal energy policies. Tlie only non multimillion-dollar scandal, Metzen * -V meeting, the FBI reported later, ticipating the eventual break in "At that point, they changed from student volunteers and Chinese- industry source of DOE’s informa baum wrote the Treasury Depart were several “prominent professors diplomatic relations that finally oc good guys to bad guys" in the percep American faculty members. tion is the (Customs Service’s check ment that the federal government who had recently made trips to the curred last year, the government on Goldwasser to Lecture Sunday tion of U.S. intelligence agencies, a Nationalist agents are believed to on oil supplies coming through U.S. should take “every possible step to Taiwan ordered Mei and his in certain psychysiological process CIA source told our associate Dale PRC followed by speeches and develop independent, credible infor the Unitarian Church, 50 Bloomfield telligence agents to adopt “covers” have instigated attacks on pro- ports. Richard Goldwasser, a school psy (e.g. muscle tension, blood flow, Van Atta. Sensing their new, un statements in favor of the PRC mation about oil imports.” chologist and the director of The Ave., Bloomfield. Prospective Peking demonstrators and other acts Customs, in other words, is the brain waves) so that he or she may favorable status, the Nationalists' in- Government,” the report says. as private businessmen. Mei’s front Biofeedback Clinic of Manchester, members are welcome. A minimal donation for refreshments will be actively participate in treating a psy- Inc., at 341 Broad St., Manchester, chomatic illness such as headaches, will present a lecture and demonstra collected at the door. Goldwasser explained that biofeed anxiety, etc., as well as maintaining I THINK WE'RE WELL ON THE WHY Friendship Force Hosts Meet Tonight tion in biofeedback on Sunday at 7:15 mental and physical well-being. ; iHanrliriitrr tuniiiuji Hrralii WE'VE RRISEPTHE FLfiG ANPTHETHER- p.m. at the Meeting House Singles, at back is the phenomenon by which a TO CURING OUR CRISIS MOSTPiT-JOINEP CHRPOOLS... person learns to voluntarily control Manchester — A City ol Village Charm OF CONFiPENCE (iail Bri-ilcnfeld, at center, and her two Host families are still needed for the second - -7------r - cliildren. Brandy, at left, and Keir, look over phase of the visit here, Aug. 22-26. Anyone in Founded Oct. 1. 1881 map of Germany as they prepare for the terested in sharing their home may contact Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, cirrival of a Friendship Force ambassador Rebecca Janenda, flight chairperson, at 643- Weight Control Course Manchester Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 Irom that country due here Aug. 17.,Gail and 1853. Hosts and prospective hosts are urged to Mervoer Ajd‘l buredj 0* C 'c - di O’' *.‘vrr\te' O''lea Frei»i u-ttr" dt'ona' her husband. James, who is executive direc- attend a workshop tonight at 7:30 p.m. at lor of the Manchester Chamber of Piano's Restaurant in Bolton which is geared Cuslomer Service — 647-9946 Harold E Turkington. Executive Ed'lor Is Offered by UConn Reymond F Robmton Edilof-Pubiisner Frank A BurbanE,Ik, Managing Editor Commerce, join approximately 250 other to prepare them for receiving their guests, as .irea l esidents who will host visiting am well as outline activities available in Connec A course in controlling weight will be scheduled if there is enough problem. bassadors while a like number of Greater ticut. (Herald photo by Adamson) through behavior modification will demand for it. Each class will be Participants will be helped to it) M;incliesler residents visit in West Berlin. again be offered in September at the limited to 12 participants. identify undesirable behavior traits. Other Editors Sav University of Connecticut Heaith The fee for the course will be l2) change their lifestyle to control Center in Farmington. $173.75, of which $25 will be refunded their weight. I3i establish new eating patterns to lose weight and i4) un Typical. Just when earthlings solar speed-up is evidentally urgent. Conducted by the Health Center's for successfully carring out instruc B U T \NE b o t h k n o w y o u 'r e S T IL l- NOW LET'S HHve THPiT nutrition counseling service, the tions. Included in the fee will be an derstand the importance of nutrition decide to use the sun in a big way. the Take 1567. There was a year. The OLP KENNtPV BUTTON Birth in controlling weight and main HOUPING OUT... Appointed course will run on Tuesdays over a initial assessment of a seven-day sun is not as big as it used to be. It is sun was so big its edges could still be 20-week period, from Sept. 11 food record and a screening inter taining health getting smaller ail the time. If it seen during an eclipse that would — 7 ~ view to determine environmental, The deadline for applications is keeps on at the present rate it will have been total today. it.irn. Kalir liii-r. (lailghlC, of Miss Marie Diane Nassiff, through Jan, 29. Plans call for one class, from 9 psychological and other factors that Aug. 13 The nutrition counseling ser The sun will probably expand •liilin .1 ,iikI Paula Magee Barry of 26 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick disappear before Congress Acts on a m. to 10:30 a m. An evening class may be influencing a weight vice's phone number is 674-3282 \ K Uiria Hiiaii. Manchester. She was Nassiff of 6r Steep Hollow Lane, the Carter energy program — that is. again, according to an astronomer born Aug. 6 al Manchester Memorial Manchester, has been selected for a in 100.000 years. Or so we are told on who examined the document. But Hospital, Her maternal grandparents 10-week appointment by the National Menus for Elderly the basis of old astonomical records who wants to wait to find out? Let's are Mr and Mrs Harry Magee of 28 Science Foundation Medical tracked down in various Harvard make hay while the sun shines. Get it Ansaldi Road. Manchester. Her Research Project at the University University libraries. And we hope while it's hot I - Christian Science ol South Carolina. Menus which will be served Aug. 13-17 at Mayfair and zucchini squasn. marinated three-bean salad, fresh plum, pati'inal grandparents are Mr. and Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 or over, roll, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. solar enthusiasts will take the hint. A Monitor. Boston .Mrs William Barron of 313 Miss Nassiff. who will enter her senior year at the University of are: Thursday: Beef vegetable soup, assorted cold sliced llackmaliick St., Manchester, and Monday: Italian meat sauce over spaghetti, grated ham, turkey and cheese, potato salad, tomato wedges, .lolin Rarrv Sr, of Hamden. Her Virginia at Charlottsville, is majoring in biology and a pre-med cheese, mixed vegetable salad with Italian dressing, chilled watermelon slice, rye bread, margarine, skim maternal grcat-grandlather is Ray J , -li milk, coffee or tea. mond Noliii ol Knileld. program. She plans to attend medical chilled peaches, garlic french bread, margarine, skim Marie D. INassiff school upon graduation from UVA. milk, coffee or tea. Friday: Baked haddock fillet with lemon butter sauce, Thoughts Tuesday: Orange glazed chicken, whipped potatoes, parsley buttered potatoes, seasoned canned peas, chilled apricots, whole wheat bread, margarine, tartar sauce, Washington Window buttered mixed vegetables, tapioca cream pudding, More and more the value and im skim milk, coffee or tea. The Apostle Paul, in writing to the whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. portance of the individual is being Wednesday: Spanish rice and beef au gratin, seasoned The menu is subject to change. Corinthians (I Cor. 3:21-23) indicates reduced. that ail things theology, the world, In our ever-increasing technology Library Plans Party Friday life, death, everything now present Big-Rollers Latch On To Candidates Early Smallest Planet and in the midst of the immensity of or which is to come belong to those Trip book club on Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the library. The .liiniur Room of Mary Cheney Library in today's events, it is becoming in whose life has been made new known and lightly regarded. His Sen. Alan Cranston of Californio, are MancliestiT will hold a party for all the children who All participants in the club will receive certificates for Mercury, nearest planet to By STEVE GERSTEL Predictably, Senate GOP leader creasingly easier for individuals to work in the campaign brought him giving Carter no encouragement in have pa -'icipated in the International Summer Reading their efforts with special ribbons for children who have the sun, is the smallest of the through His saving power. Howard Baker is mining his nine planets known to be in discount their personal value and WASHINGTON (UPI) - The these troubled days for the president. completed their contracts. They are God’s gifts to those whose backyard with the most success. into high regard. the solar system. It moves significance. life is lived in Christ. With this kind presidential season is still in its There are a number of other They are staying neutral. with great speed in its jour And yet we find in God’s word that Some time ago, he named Sen. ney around the sun, averag of a relationship possible between earliest stages but a few gutsy Richard Lugar of Indiana as his cam senators who worked closely with Sen. George McGovern of South Twilchell Attends He who created the universe and con politicians are already taking long- Children are encouraged to come dressed in the ing about 30 miles a second man and his creator, life can become paign manager and Sen. John Dan- Reagan — notably Sen. Jesse Heims Dakota, the 1976 presidential can to complete its circuit in 88 trols ail events placed such a high more than what is too often shot gambles and signing on now with of North Carolina — who are certain didate, wants Carter out of the White costume of another country or culture but costume is op of our days. Mercury rotates value of human life that He gave His forth of Missouri to head his issues Trafning Course tional. There will be a pinata-breaking cremony and the experienced. a candidate. to join the Californian again but have House. on its axis over a period of son so that we might have life and program. Then last week. Sen. John program will also feature refreshments and a film for nearly 59 days, thus expos Capt. Arthur W. Carson Win or lose, the stakes are high and Chafee of Rhode Island signed on not done so yet. Norman F. Tw itchell of Manchester, department head ing all of its surface periodi have it more abundantly (John Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington, club members. The Salvation Army those big-rollers looking for the early with an endorsement and was given Sen, Robert Dole, having trouble at K (. Goodw in Regional Vocational Training School, is cally to the sun. 10:10). beaten by Carter in 1976, nominally K S 9r line are taking their chances. the chore of helping pull New cranking up, finally broke through attending The National Solar Installation Training still supports the president but Politicians, especially presidential and named his Kansas colleague, I'ourse al the Fniversity of Connecticut. England into the Baker camp. predicts that he will falter and bow candidates, are notorious for Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, as national The course pertains to solar sizing, installation and Baker, looking at his first three out in the primaries. Quote/Unqugte remembering who was aboard in the co-chairman, a catch of questionable operation of solar systems for residential and small public catches, pronounced them a McGovern is an out-and-out sup business buildings. OF MANCHESIFH uncertain early going and who valile in a 50-state campaign. Get Ready For the clambered on when it looked like "good mix” philisophically. porter of Sen. Edward Kennedy. I’ailicipants ol the course are being prepared for “I think that maybe il'« been *‘ir« the biggeal Western :AII)0R SHOPPINP. PIA /,' smooth sailing to the nomination. The balance of Lugar, a conser Most of the Democratic governors Jackson feels Kennedy will be the (|ualilied installation work as well as being able to form exaggerated." slageroarh robbery since Jesse an insiruction course for interested contractors. ;i> I I'll It is generally agreed, however, vative, Danforth, a moderate, and signed a resolution of support for nominee. lO li '1^1 Ultimate in Perishable — Rosalynn Carter, commenting James." I’rolessors .lolin Kolega and David Jackson of UConn that big-name politicians don't carry Chafee, a liberal, was artfully President Carter at a recent con Kennedy, himself, has steadfastly on criticism that her role as promi — Rep. George Miller, D-Calif., .done with Twitchell, served on the faculty. . the clout they once did. designed to lend credence to Baker’s ference of state executives. insisted that he expects Carter to win Shopping . . Watch For Our criticizing proposed legislation to nent adviser to her husband and The days when a strong governor, claim that he can unify the party and But four of them abstained and a the nomination and has pledged to remove restrictions limiting use of spokeswoman for the administration senator or mayor could stack a that he is the most electable of the fifth, California Gov. Edmund support his campaign for a second federal irrigation project water to College Notes GRAND OPENING in frequent public appearances gives delegation and deliver it to the can Republicans. Brown, is going to run against Carter term. the impression that she is acting as family farms. for the nomination. SUNDAY AUQ. 12 at 9 AM didate of his choice is gone. But en Ronald Reagan, going basically Yet Kennedy, more than anyone an unelected co-president. dorsements, properly packaged and with the same team which came so Many prominent Democrats, else, could help Carter. A declaration '.'iiHiig the graduating “ Someday I’ll send them a “Only he knows, and I'm not the dean's list for the se • IHUTV • mmci • FMUMM • displayed, provide nice trimmings close to winning the 1976 GOP either dismayed at Carter’s perfor by Kennedy that he will not seek or ' ril l.assi'll .lunior even sure be knows yet." cond semester at the eoeonul." for a presidential campaign. nomination, has again nailed down mance or unwilling to get lined up accept the nomination would dispel , "La 111 Ncwion. .Mass. College of Engineering, TOCK UP SALE — Eric Airries, who has lived — AFL-COP aide, who requested ii" that he not be identified, commenting Although most prominent office Sen. Paul Laxalt of Nevada as his with a potential loser, are being much of the president’s political University of Hartford, in JCKISPIITO’S-swwagiFeees- alone with his wife on a Pacific 'I iiH Im'-ii t: I’aiiu'la J. on speculation over the retirement of holders are biding their time as the national chairman. extremely careful. problem. clude: 489 HAIITrORP ROAD « 739 lAST MIDOil TiWNP|KI MANCNItTlR. COPtM. island for five years, commenting F.ii! b.iuks. daughter id .Mr. chase for the Republican presidential The major difference is that in the For instance. Senate Democratic That kind of an endorsement would F.as! Iliirlford: Tom M. that letters still arrive annually from organization president George .Ilia Ml' David Fairbanks; Brcy. 140 Michael Ave.; shakes down, there are exceptions. pre-1976 effort. Laxalt was little leader Robert Byrd and his top aide. have an impact. the Treasury Department requesting Meany. 84. ailing and absent from his .III.! Hi n.iy S Sidieer. Michael W. Raymond, 50 office since April. il.iiighler id Mr ,ind Mrs. Deerfield Ave.; and New Fall Shirts & Top$| payment of taxes. Hr;II,lid Sclieer Gregory G. Saulnier, 27 Don Graft ^ ^ III IIIim: Flizabelh A llighview St. SCOOPS ly D w g S M !^ I'lmliri uaugliler id Mr. Mam liesler: Jeffrey W. unbellBvablBl .ind Mrs Ravmiind Frazier. 176 Oakland St. COmiTTEE TO ELECT ANP m u I TunblW Vernon: Thomas G. Misusing the Constitution RONALD REAGAN CHItR U HALL, t'learv. 83B Skinner Road. NHIITAB$ FOR PRESIDENT THE PANP 9H0ULP Aii .i students named tu (Constitutional government lucked a question of great public sensitivity, not only decreases that flexibility but The questions of racial balance in STRIKE Iff WITH out in Congress the other day. such as busing, resists easy resolu is not particularly effective in the schools and busing have been an dragging through the courts and SOAIETHIlK The House of Representatives tion through the conventional dealing with the problems In the Service legislative process for a quarter of a AnHOPRMTE, rejected a move to restrict school channels to seek a constitutional themselves. Prohibition is the out busing in the guise of an amendment shortcut. standing example, an attempt to century now. No one is really N.iw M.irhmi-t's Mate 3rd Class Daniel M. Tripp, son But such a course is illusory at best legislate through the Constitution satisfied with the results. Desegra- ol Mr .iiid Mrs George M. Tripp ol 109 Orchard St., to the Constitution. and potentially damaging to a system that had to bw^written out again tion and racial balance h’aye not yet Rockvdle. I- curnntiv participating in exercise "Unitas Most of those present and voting of government that has functioned within a few yeSH- It lengthened the been achieved on any significant XX 1 1, i.ii" snuiiiern Hemisphere may have thought the crucial issue well for close to two centuries now. basic document by two now scale and there is growing doubt that 1 1 1 Is I lew member aboard the guided missile was whether busing of students is an they can be and still respect freedom dcstiiwei I '.s Dewey, homeported in Charleston, S.C. The important point about the meaningless — except as bad effective and/or of individual choice in where one A HIT'. ,;r,i lu.iie id Ellington High School, Tripp joined Constitution is that it is a statement examples — amendments. HOhf Apour acceptable means the Nai.i. August 1975. of fundamental principles upon lives and, as a consequence, attends of achieving Andrew f. i .ii ison of 411 Slater St.. South Windsor has SEPTEAPER which the American society is con There might be some question as to school. • Long Sleeve Printed Shirts I WAS OHIY racial balance in enlisted ii, il,, I S Air Force. SONli? structed. Details of the application of the necessity of a few other con • Long Sleeve Cowl Neck Tops in 8 Solidj joma\ the public Those who see busing as having A 1979 gi.i'iu.ite id South Windsor High School, he those principles to specific problems stitutional additions of recent years, had negative consequences, seleited a | i 'mn m the mechanical career field and schools. Colors. 100% Polyester have been left to be determined as but on the whole the basic document accelerating population shifts that departed In Msii training s\ug. 3 al Lackland AFB, has been handled with care over the Texas. • Long Sleeve Striped Jersey’s They w ere the times and circumstances require. have had the effect of increasing im wrong. What was Restraint and brevity have been the years and is Still something of a balance in many, primarily urban wonder as s^h stateinents of f 'liast Guard I g Brent D Morris, son of Mrs. and really at stake Constitution's great strengths, im schools, have strong arguments to Mrs Henry Moi ■ d 25 Glenwood Road, South Windsor, W x c H e r a ld was principle, whether the Constitu parting a flexibility that has enabled n a t l ^ jM gj^ itaj^ go- (Compared make. has reported lor i.it \ ,ii till' Coast Guard Air Station. Opa tion is properly used as a vehicle to it to adapt to the constantly changing to flie'inuiti-vdlume— and frequently rewritten as they become outmoded It is perhaps understandable that I., eka. Fla OPEN MON-FRI 10-9 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING settle details of public policy that society with very little tinkering. \ I'.'Tb graduate i d Wu liiia State University. Wichita, could and should be determined Encrusting the Constitution with — constitutions of many other they might s e ^ to express them con K .," '‘ Illl 1 b.ieilel .il ls degree, he joined the Coast SATURDAY 10-6 through legislation and in the courts. afterthoughts intended to deal with nations, it is brief to the point of stitutionally. Understandable, but Gii .. d in .lime 1979 The temptation is strong whenever specific and limited public problems being laconic. still mistaken. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 9, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 9, 1979 Obituaries Hospital Will Challenge Indians on Waj^aih. Agcdn^
Val(li» Bervalds MANCHESTER - Valdis Ber- valds, 57, of 236 .School St. died this $2.3 Million Budget Cut Sweep Twinhill from RSox morning at his home. He was the hus Manager Don Zimmer. “Those two man rotation, took the loss in the band of Mrs. Ingeborg M. Kruklis a one-day stay in a semi-private BOSTON (UPI) — The the ninth when Fred Lynn socked a MANCHESTER - Officials at Marmen about the cut, “We simply doubleheaders, they were dandies. opener to fall to 11-8. Bervalds. room would increase from $104 to UeveianariovpInnH IndiansTndian/2 p.m. - to spend locally-generated money to Trout talked about the big fish including the center. Wally Fortin, used for furnishings. some good stuff to me, " said Lemon. St. Loiiis 56 53 .514 7 The family suggests that any carry out projects that would have backed by only eight runs in his Of Discarded Books senior citizens director, contended At the meeting with Weiss that got away. "He never threw me a fastball that Philadelphia 58 55 .513 7 memorial gifts may be made to the been completed under community losing decisions this year and for two the town should complete the work at were Fortin, Paul Phillips, chairman Chicago’s Trout, the 22-year- was over the plate." New York 46 63 .422 17 American Cancer Society. 237 E. block grants. Business, Pleasure hours, it looked like the same old Center St. MANCHESTER - In an effort to companies that discarded the the center which is expected to cost of the building committee, Frank old son of former Detroit case of non-support. But Tiant, who Despite the dramatic nature of the W esi Mrs. Alherl Anderson get rid of an avalanche of books, the volumes. about $20,000. Stamler, a committee member who If the Older Americans Act grant is Are you a baseball fan? And do you have a few days, a week, pitching star Paul “Dizzy” allowed three fourth-inning runs victory, the Yankees were all talking Houston 67 48 .583 — Jackson said the prices for the used Members of the committee, on the was in the forefront of the argument, received, it would presumably solve about the opposition - (Chicago’s SOUTH WINDSOR- Mrs. Dorothy Mary Cheney Library will hold a two weeks of vacation coming? Trout, sailed into the eighth in after retiring the game’s first nine Cincinnati 63 53 .543 4t4 book will range from 10 cents to $5, other hand, argued that $10,000 which and Russell Nettleton, chairman of the financing problem. Meanwhile, stylish left-hander. M. .Anderson. 64. of 35 Main St. died book sale Saturday in its south base ft’s probably too late this year, the batters, yielded only four hits before San Francisco 55 59 .482 11% with most of them falling in the 25 has been raised by senior citizens the Furnishings and Equipment Com however, Fortin has been reluctant ning at Yankee Stadium with a "Trout’s got as good stuff as there Wednesday at the home of her ment from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. regular season ends Sunday, but if being replaced after eight innings by San Diego 50 65 .435 17 cents range. themselves should be used. Fortin mittee of the Senior Citizens. to plan to occupy the center until five-hitter and a 3-0 lead is in the majors," said Murcer. a (laughter, Mrs. Clifford Jensen of Thousands of discarded volumes, you're interested in seeing excellent needing one out for victory. Ron Davis, who notched his sixth Los Angeles 49 64 .434 17 Shoppers will be asked to enter by wants that money used for fur The problem arises because a ban carpeting and other finish work are Wednesday night, gunning for major-leaguer since 1965. “His slider Stafford. She was the wife of Albert running the gamut from children's collegiate baseball action while on They bounced back with two wins, save. Atlanta 46 69 .400 21 the Center Park entrance. The main nishings and an intercom system. by voters forbid the town from done. and fastball really move ... he’s got Anderson. books to fiction to encyclopedias, will vacation. Cape Cod should be your 6-5 come-from behind duke over his first major-league shutout. "I don't worry about getting runs.” Wednesday's Results part of the library is closed Saturday. nothing to be ashamed of tonight " She is also survived by four sons, be available. The collection, accor destination Hyannis and a 10-5 decision over ”I felt real good right up to that said Tiant. ‘If I don’t get hurt 1 can St. Louis 8, New York 4 Assisting the library personnel New York Manager Billy Martin, ding to head librarian John Jackson, The Cape Cod League, with Chatham. Hyannis to that point had pitch.” whispered the rookie always come back the next time.” Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 2 (10) Charles M. Anderson of Tolland. who “couldn’t buy a hit” off Trout’s Melvin H. Anderson of Enfield, ■ represents a four-to-five-year ac during the sale will be volunteers collegians from all over the country, only seven losses. Three were in southpaw. “I guess 1 was thinking The only time the White Sox hurt San Francisco 10, San Diego 7 cumulation of books from people who from the Ladies Auxiliary of Ander Allegations About Gross Tiant Wednesday father, raved about Paul's offspring. Albert Anderson Jr of Florida and is one of the three top summer flicted by Falmouth about that first shutout too much. ” Philadelphia 4, Montreal 3 son Shea, Post 2446. ______"Any guy who pitches like that will William C. Anderson of Springfield. cleaned out attics or from rental leagues according to Gregg LaCasse, The one common ingredient with After losing the shutout on con night was in the Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 1 win nine out of 10 games." said Mar Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Louis Pola a pitcher for the Falmouth Com the Commodores — Billy Best (Elast secutive singles by Willie Randolph. fourth. Ralph Garr Houston 4, Iajs angeles 1 singled up the mid tin. "He was outstanding" of South Windsor and Mrs. Richard modores A league in Alaska, the C arolina). M ichael Britt (Blast Bobby Murcer and Lou Piniella in the Today’s Games dle and scored two But Trout, 6-5, will look back at the Barney of Wethersfield; 15 Asherman Case Jury Don’t Worry New York Cape League, and a third in Colorado Carolina). Bob Gaskill (Penn eighth. Trout threw "that pitch" to Atlanta (Matula 6-8) at Cincinnati grandchildren and a great are rated the best. sylvania), Bob Gendron (Miami Chris Chambliss ... and didn't even outs later when game as the one that got away - and torney for murder defendant Steven all because of a split-second lapse of (Norman 9-8) grandchild. NEW YORK (UPI) - Administra did not represent what the record There are eight teams — Dade North). Bryan Hardwick bother to look at the ball’s final relay man Bucky Asherman, on trial in Connecticut in Montreal (Lee 0-8) at Philadelphia The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at Entering Third Day tion aides say Mayor Edward Koch is showed to be a pattern of errors in Falmouth. Harwich, Chatham. (Mississippi State), Bruce Heiser resting place. Dent threw high to concentration. the July 1978 murder of Michael "I should have forced myself to (Espinosa 11-9) the Tocchettl Funeral Home, 200 W. not perturbed by allegations that Dr. Baden's office. " Orleans. Hyannis. Cotuit, Wareham (Oral Roberts), LaCasse (St.John’s). ”1 knew it was gone. I knew he the plate on Lamar Johnson's double pronounced Aranow dead. Aranow, a fellow medical student at make an outside pitch on Chambliss, Pittsburgh (Candelaria 10-7) at Main St . Stafford Springs. Burial LITCHFIELD lUPI) - A Superior Connecticut's chief medical Gross, 45. assumed the Connecticut and YarmouthDennis — with each Jim Leopold (Kentucky), Paul pulled the ball w ell.” Trout said to left field. Chet Lemon then The jury also asked to have re-read Columbia University's College of but I tlirew it for a strike,” he said. Chicago (Krukow 9-6) will be in West Stafford Cemetery. Court jury today began its third day examiner Dr. Elliot Gross mis post in 1970. He was previously a club playirtg opponents six times for Lesieur (St. Leo's). Steve Lombar- after serving up Chambliss' 14th doubled to right - his 18th hit and the testimony of a state trooper who Physicians and Surgeons. "I just hope I pitch like that the next Houston (Andujar 11-7) at Los Friends may call at the funeral of deliberations in the murder trial of handled trial evidence, and he still New York City deputy chief medical a 42-game slate. Games are either at dozzi (Florida). Rich Lundgren homer, a three-nin blast to right field 10th RBI in 11 games against New quoted Asherman as saying he would time out. I mean, up u'ritil I made that Angeles (Sutcliffe 9-8) Steven Asherman, a Columbia plans to name Gross the city’s new examiner and a medical school Aranow was killed while he and 5:15 or 7:30 and admission is free. (Amherst), Bruck Morrison (Wichita which capped a four-run rally and York this season - and scored on home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tell state police what happened "on San Diego (D'Acquisto 7-9) at San University medical student charged chief medical examiner. classmate of Baden. Asherman were walking on Aranow's Hyannis, coached by Bobby State). Mark Pomorski (Michigan lifted the Yankees to a 4-3 triumph Mike Squires' bloop single to center pitch to Chambliss" I'hoiiias ,|. Tully the hill" after talking with a lawyer. Francisco (Montefusco 3-4) with the July 30, 1978 slaying of a Koch, who has already offered the Gross currently ranks on top of the uncle's estate in New Hartford. Schaefer who is head coach at State). Martin Pulley (Eastern ROCKVILLE - Thomas J. Tully, The comments allegedly were St. Louis (Denny 5-9) at New York classmate. $50,000 a year post to Gross, was to civil service list for the position Asherman's attorney. Richard Ledyard High, is defending champ Illinois), Elliott Skorupa (Eastern 80, of 21 Court St. died Wednesday at made as the defendant was leaving a (Swan 10-9), N The jury ended deliberations short formally make the appointment at a based on tests administered three Albrecht, said Gross failed to report and is far and away the runaway Illinois), Sal Valenti (Alabama). his home. state police command post in New ‘•■Ic ly 'oefore 5 p.m. Wednesday, after City Hall news conference today. years ago. In those tests, he trailed a human bite mark found on leader this campaign One of the Chris Walrath (Seton Hall) and Bob Hard Luck Keough Mr. Tully was born Dec. 22, 1898 in Judge Harold Missal told the panel it Hartford. Gross would replace Dr. Michael retired Chief Medical Examiner Aranow's left shoulder blade. American League Providence. R.L. and lived there hurlers for the league-leading Mets is Weiss (Oral Roberts) — is they’re > i should consider one juror who had Baden, who was ousted due to a Dominick DiMaio and Baden. Bruce Ballard, former Manchester Easi before coming to Vernon six years The jury also wanted to again hear hustlers. complained of chest pains after similar charge just hours before he By law, Koch must make his selec Vernon Football Signup High standout who will be entering W L Pet. GB ago. He was a communicant of St. testimony by Chief State Medical The night before they beat Orleans, Loses 18 in Row deliberations dragged on until 10 would have been given the civil ser tion from the top three on the list. VERNON - The Midget Football Baltimore 74 38 .661 — Bernard's Church. Examiner Dr. Elliot Gross on what his senior year in the fall at the Falmouth had a 3-0 lead in the third p.m. Monday. vice position for life. The second and third ranking names League will hold its registration Boston 68 43 .613 5Vz i j type of weapons could have caused University of Pennsylvania. inning against Harwich. Then the fog He is survived by two sons, The jury began deliberations later Testifying in a Connecticut trial. on the list are Drs. Michael Hyland Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. Milwaukee 66 48 .579 9 Thomas F. Tully of Middletown, R.L, the 108 wounds on Aranow's body. Through games of last Thursday, rolled in and the game, which even NEW YORK (UPI) -- Matt Keough picked a great time to try than scheduled Tuesday so juror Gross said he failed to report an im and Yong-Myun Rho, both deputy at American Legion Field on Regan New York 61 51 .545 13 and Robert J. Tully of Warwick, Ballard had a 5-1 won-lost record tually was called, was delayed. Did to break the most frustrating streak of his career'. Henry Streib, 75, a retired plant Missal said that testimony wasn't portant piece of evidence he found chief medical examiners. Road, Vernon. with a 3.25 ERA, seventh best in the the Commodores pout, scream about Detroit 59 54 .518 16 R I ; a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Gage Applicants must be nine years old manager from Washington, Conn., available Wednesday, but should be during an autopsy on a murder vic Gross Wednesday was unavailable league. He had worked 53 innings, lack of luck? Nope They formulated Cleveland 57 56 .504 17 Vz ol Rockville; two sisters, Mrs. Irene could be examined at Milford tim. on or before last Jan. 1 and mus not a fie r " :^ 'T h e "T-ye'^r^-td Texas, winning the nightcap, 10-4, .304 40 ready by today. to discuss charges by a defense at- allowed 46 hits, walked 27 and a game of ‘crazy’ pepper and those Toronto 34 78 Young and Miss Elsie Tully. both of Hospital. Baden, who has since assumed new be 14 years old before Nov. 1, 1979. righthander ■ said WednLday, after struckout 20. not involved in that were keeping Minnesota edged Seattle, 3-1. West Pawtucket, R.I.; and two duty as deputy chief medical the California Angels beat the Missal said Streib'Was pronounced Asherman's defense was that he MancliMter Eight year olds may register for two There is an interesting story con loose in other manners. The only one Rangerx 16-4, Tigers 9-10 California 65 50 .565 — grandchildren, Mark Gage and Ann examiner in the Bronx, said he will Oakland A's, 8-1, to saddle him with fit to serve on the jury, but the judge and Aranow were accosted by two "C" teams. cerning Falmouth, coached by Andv who sat was the starting pitcher. Rookie Bruce Robbins flirted with Minnesota 59 52 .532 4 Gage, both of Rockville. agreed to limit the daily file suit challenging Koch’s action. Fire Calls his 18th straight loss over two unidentified men while walking on Baylock who was named head man at Best, a fleet lefthanded swinging a no-hitter for six innings and John Texas 59 54 .522 5 The funeral is Friday with a mass deliberations. the sprawling estate, and he He was fired by the mayor, a long Widows & Widowers seasons. Wednesday, 8:45 a m. —Gas washdown the University of Connecticut after centerfielder has major league Wockenfuss hit a grand slam and a Kansas City 56 55 .505 7 at St. Paul's Church, Cranston. R.L, Asherman, 29, of New York City, is time friend of Baden, based upon MANCHESTER -Chapter 11 of Earlier this season -he had managed to escape. He and Aranow, at 168 Oakland St. (Eighth Districti many years of being loyal assistant potential according to ^ylock. He solo shot to lead Detroit to a split. In Chicago 49 62 .441 14 at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Ann's on trial for the murder of Michael of Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., were criticism from Manhattan District Widows and Widowers will have its requested a check of Joe Rudi's bat Cemetery, Cranston. Wednesday, 8:50 a.m. —Gas washdown to Larry Panciera. hit in 34 of the 36 games with a 27- the opener, Eric Soderholm hit two Seattle 48 67 .417 17 Aranow. He was stabbed to death Attorney Robert Morgenthau and regular meeting Sunday at 1 p.m. at after Rudi hit a homer, classmates at Columbia University at Oakland and Edwards streets. (Eighth The Commodores, or “Comman game hit streak. "If someone doesn’t homers and tied a club record with Oakland 34 80 .298 30% White-Gibson-Small Funeral while walking with Asherman on College of Physicians and Surgeons. Health Commissioner Reinaido Gay City State Park in Hebron. Keough was right. Don Baylor District) does” as they were called in a Cape draft him, I will. I’ll take care of six RBI. Home, 65 Elm St., is in charge of Aranow's uncle's estate in New Hart Ferrer, Members are asked to bring their drove in three runs with a homer and Wednesday’s Results Wednesday, 2:42 p.m. —Service call at Cod Time article because "they’re him,” Baylock voiced. Fifty-nine out Twins .3, Mariners 1 arrangements. ford, One mayoral aide said, “the errors own box lunch and chair. In the event single to become the first major- Texas 16-4, Detroit 9-10 Aranow's body was discovered by 135 Hollister St. (Eighth District) playing like there’s no tomorrow,” of 80 eligible last year were drafted. Dave Goltz and Mike Marshall (Jifford K. .Seranlon The jury Wednesday asked to have his uncle, Frank Jones, a retired CIA by Dr. Gross were not of the same Wednesday, 7:35 p.m. —Brush fire at of rain, the meeting will be at leaguer to reach the 100-RBI plateau Cleveland 6-8, Boston 4-2 were off to a 0-9 start. Included were Pulley at 5-foot-8 may be short in combined on a 10-hitter and John California 8, Oakland 1 re-read the testimony of Assistant agent and foreign service officer, at kind as the errors by Dr. Baden and Pine and Arch streets. (Town) Emanuel Lutheran Church. four one-run losses. Included was a this season. Dan Ford went 4-for-4. M.ANCHESTER — The funeral of stature but the Carondale, III., resi Castino scored one run and drove in Milwaukee 8, Baltimore 4 State Medical Examiner Dr. Ernest an elevated area on the 180-acre 15- 3 loss in which they had a 3-2 lead California collected 21 total hits, and, Clifford E. Scranton of 307 Spruce ) dent is long on hustle. He never stops another to spark the Twins. New York 4, Chicago 3 Izumi of Winsted, who had grounds known as Lookout Point. in the ninth inning with two out. After to add injury to insult, Dave Frost. St., who died Tuesday at Manchester moving. Hardwick and his Mississip Minnesota 3, Seattle 1 Memorial Hospital, is Friday at 1:30 Play h Sold Out 11 outings, there were 1-10. pi State teammates were out at the 11-7, limited Oakland to just six hits. As a result, Keough, 0-14, who Today’s Games p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Saturday, the shows will Either after nine games or 11, College World Series in Omaha this E. Center St. GLASTONBURY - Both Baylock had a meeting. While not the past season. The lefthanded chucker, made the American League All-Star Strikeout King Kansas City (Gura 7-8) at Toronto Manchester Police Report Friday and Saturday night begin at 7:30 in the high Oilers Get Tackle (Huffman 4-12), N Burial will be in East Cemetery. % exact wordage, he said, ’T m staying 1 can still see that wad of chewing team in 1978, tied the major-league ' if',.'*', performances of Youth schooi auditorium. Friends may call at the funeral for the summer. I'm not giving up. I tobacco tucked in his left cheek, was record for most losses in a row at the SAN ANGELO, Texas (UPI) - The Houston pitcher J.R.Richard Milwaukee (Sorensen 12-12) at Services Bureau’s presen Baltimore (Flanagan 14-7), N home today from tonight from 7 to 9. MANCHESTER — A 20-year-old police said, for an Aug. 27 court still have confidence in you. Anyone beaten by Cotuit but came back to start of a season set by Joe Harris of Houston Oilers, trying to fill in for struck out 12 Los Angeles tation of “L’il Abner” have hospitalized Greg Sampson who un Cleveland (Waits 11-9) at Boston The family suggests that any Ellington man was arrested appearance. New Englan who wants to leave can.” record saves against Hyannis and the Boston Red Sox in 1906. batters last night to run his been sold out, according to 3 In other AL games. New York derwent brain surgery last weekend. (Eckersley 14-5), N memorial gifts may be made to a W'ednesday in the aftermath of a There were no takers, Chatham. Program Director Chris major league leading total to Texas (Medich 5-5) at Detroit charity of the donor s choice. knife fight at the Essex Motel, 100 Police charged Richard S. [1} "How’d you find out about that Lombardozzi and Valenti at short nipped Chicago, 4-3; Cleveland swept acquired offensive tackle Richard Gullotta. Memorial Co. Boston, 6-4 and 8-2; Milwaukee beat Grimmett from the Dallas Cowboys 209. He led both leagues last (Qiris 1-0), N East Center St., police said. Pomygaiski, 19, of Wallingford with Flortnc* O v m * (m eeting)?” the popular UConn and second base respectively turned In order to accommodate Chicago (Wortham 11-11) at New Bruce Luginbuhl was charged with having a weapon in his motor vehicle Moderi Methixb • AIR CONDITIONERS! leader asked in astonishment at a over two major league doubleplays in Baltimore, 6-4; Detroit split with Wednesday. year with 303. (UPI Photo) Worker Dies those people who were not breach of peace, interfering with an and with reckless driving Wednesday Old Fashioned Honesljr WE HAVE late evening meal following a 4-3 win the Orleans victory. York (Hunter 2-6), N able to get tickets for the officer and illegal possession of less in connection with an incident out over Orleans last Wednesday. These are just a few quick obser After Plunge two regular performances, M ONUM ENTS THEM ALL! than four ounces of a cannibas sub side David's Lounge, 336 Broad St. MARKERS There are ways. vations. I wish I saw more. I only tonight’s full dress rehear ★ GENEim i M.A.NCHE.STER - The construc stance. Police said Luginbuhl had Police charged Pomygaiski with CEM ETERY ”I don’t know if any other coach talked to a couple players and they sal, which begins at 7:30 at U n C R IN G ELECTRIC tion worker who plummeted to his been cut on the left wrist and had to driving his vehicle around the could have kept them together were gentleman. It seemed only Reds Down Braves in 1:50 Glastonbury High School, lonvenent cvcfwf t Homi#»pointnwh death at the J.C. Penney Co. be treated at Manchester Memorial parking lot while a 19-year-old ★ WESIINGHOUSE (following the start),” Orleans natural. will be open to the public. ' ARRANGCD • OOKM AT Los Angeles, 4-1. knocked in three runs to lead San warehouse complex Wednesday has Hospital. woman sat on the reaar of the car. I07i Burn*ttf« Avt.. C. Hartford ★ EMEItON Coach Tom Yankus complimented “They’re hustlers,” Baylock says. NEW YORK (UPI) -- The The rest of the Reds tempo, Mrs. Gullotta said there Francisco. been identifed as Jerome Thompson, Police said a 31-year-old Glaston The accused told police he did not ★ CARRIER Baylock in a pre-game chat. ”... Their tenacious efforts are managed only seven hits off starter Cardinals 8, Mels 4 will be an admission fee of 24,022 paying customers just Pliillics 4, Expos 3 56. of .New Hartford. Conn., police The update on Falmouth is it was yielding victories they so deserve,” and loser Phil Niekro, 14-15. But two Ken Reitz hit a three-run homer in bury woman, Linda Sacrament, was realize the woman was on the back. about got settled into their Montreal first baseman Tony said this morning. also charged with interferring with 50 cents. m 528-2680 16- 20 going into Tuesday’s play, one added the Cape Cod Times piece. of those hits changed the game — the second inning and George Hen On Friday night and Perez booted pinch-hitter Bake Thompson was pronounced dead on an officer in connection with the inci The woman was identified as point out of the fourth and final When the playoffs begin, don’t bet seats at Riverfront Stadium quickly. drick cracked a two-run homer in the McBride’s two-out ground ball in the arrival at Manchester Memorial dent. Patricia Lane, of 276 Scott Drive,' playoff slot and two points from third Falmouth won’t be there. last night when the game was Trailing 1-0 in the fifth to lift St. Louis. ninth inning to help Philadelphia to Hospital after falling 43 and a half According to police. Luginbuhl was South Windsor. Police said she was place (one point for a tie, two points They don’t quit. sixth, Dave Pirales 5, Cubs 2 over. Phil Garner’s three-run horner in feet Irom some scalfolding. Police lound near the motel office, ap treated at Manchester Memorial for a win). Maybe LaCasse, who’ll be a senior Concepcion victory. DOHl MISS THIS CHAHCE The Cincinnati Reds defeated the the 10th inning lifted Pittsburgh to Asiros 4, Dodgers 1 said the employee was installing fire parently intoxicated and unaware Hospital for abrasions on her right After the game I saw the Com at St. John’s put it best when he followed a one-out Atlanta Braves, 3-1, in one hour and J.R. Richard struck out 12 batters, protection plates on the east wall that he was bleeding. As the respon cheek, elbows and both forearms. modores were 14-18. They lost two in expressed to Baylock, “You know, single by Johnny their win. TOSAyESm 50 minutes to defy all talk and rumor pitched a six-hitter, and drove in the She told police she sat on the rear Gianls 10, I’udri-s 7 between steel scaffolding that forms ding officers attempted to bandage ALL DISPLAY MODELS (SOME IN CARTONS) a row, 8-6 to Cotuit and 16-4 to coach, I wish I could come back.” that baseball is a a slow-moving Bench with his 12th the framework for the 56-foot-high of the accused's vehicle and was Mike Ivie celebrated his 27th tie-breaking run in the fifth inning to ins wrist, police said, the accused (Dhatham, the latter the make-up of a The only reason he won’t is game. home run of the structure talking to a friend when the accused • LIMITED QUANTITY SO GET HERE birthday by hitting two solo homers pace the NL West leaders. began yelling and swinging his arms. game fogged out which Falmouth led because he’ll be ineligible. Bill Bonham, 6-5, had a perfect season. And in the eighth, Cesar Another worker on the scaffolding took off. and winning pitcher John Curtis He had to be restrained by five of EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION. game going until he walked Dale Geronimo hit his third homer of the slipped as well, hut managed to hold WEEKENHSPECiAl ficers and handcuffed. An investigation of the vehicle FREE SERVICE Baseball Coach Charged \Murphy with one out in the fifth in- year Blues in Trade onto it and grapple his way back up, Luginbuhl was released today on a afterward showed an eight-pointed Both Niekro and myself are fast Mahaffey Named OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — A baseball coach has been ning and in the end settled for a neat ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Defenseman police said The accident occurred at 5100 cash bond. Court date is Aug. 27. Chinese star knife on the floor of the and speedy two-hitter. The 30-year- workers,” said Bonham, who also NEW YORK (UPI) - John Joe Micheletti was acquired by the 2:30. An ambulance arrived three Ms Sacrament was ordered to rear seat, police said. LARGE ROSES chai'ged under a new Oklahoma law with hitting an umpire in tjie old right-hander walked one and stopped Braves’ third baseman Bob Mahaffey was named Wednesday to minutes later and brought Thompson appear in court Aug. 20. Pomygaiski was released on a $40 Horner’s 20-game hitting streak. the All-American Collegiate Golf St. Louis Blues today from the Ed 443-445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER. 1/1/ face. Jerry Carroll, 25, of Hinton, faces a maximum penalty of a struck out four, for his second com to the hospital cash bond, police said. Court date is “Tonight the big difference was my monton Oilers in exchange for Risto CORNER OF MCKEE ST. $500 fine and six months in jail, if convicted of the misdemeanor plete game of the season. Hall of Fame. He will be formally in An auto(isy was to have been per Siltanen and Tom Roulston. Police arrested Wayne I. Williams. Aug. 27. fO in il MORMAI'S Bonham, who lost his bid for a control. I was hitting the corners ducted in the Hall at the annual All- formed on the victim at 6:30 p.m. LOCATION l-W TO of assault upon a sports official. The Legislature enacted the law Micheletti, 24, was drafted by the 24, ol Harttord. on a warrant for ItlllTSr. HIT shutout when Barry Bonnell doubled with my fastball.” American Collegiate Golf Founda Thompson's family was informed of $9** in 1978. • Montreal Canadians but played in violation of probation. He was Police said the rear windows of home Murphy in the fifth and his one- In other National League games, tion dinner in New York on Aug. 14. his death by hospital personnel. released on a $150 non-surety bond. four Jeeps owned by the U.S. Postal MON. WED. A THURS & IK TIL S Thomas Wright, a volunteer umpire, told police he warned St. Louis beat New York, 8-4, Mahaffey joined the PGA tour full stead with the Calgary Cowboys and DOZEN hitter when Gary Matthews singled the Oilers in the old World Hockey Police said a representative from Court date is Aug. 20 Office, 479 Main St., were pushed in CIOSID SUNDAY Carroll of the law before Carroll hit him. The defendant coaches Pittsburgh defeated Chicago, 5-2, in time in 1972 after earning first team CASH & OI>EN leading off the eighth, retired the the Occupational Salety and Health David M. Erikson, 19, of 159 Olcott Wednesday night. A soda bottle was 85 K. CENTER ST. 'I TlXlWft RIUSILIOtUa.mAIMJUAJBCUD 10 innings, San Francisco got past All-American honors his last two Association. The Blues had acquired UUKJU n«ss oi m i s a n " a team of 15-to 17-year-old Hinton teen-agers, some of whom Braves in order in every other in Administration. Anfhony Fuschillo. TM UM . tan auat the rights to Siltanen in the draft of Drive, Manchester, was charged also thrown into a door on the west CARRY (»49-5268; TIL 9 P.M. Cl» TlUTtlUAUGWtfTIOMWOflWITKOf were present when the incident occurred shortly after a game, ning. Atlanta, incidentally, stranded San Diego, 10-7, Philadelphia nipped seasons at the University of Houston arrived on the scene to investigate with second-degree burglary. He was side, breaking a 12x8-inch pane of KuinaBWT B47-OTfl8 Montreal, 4-3, and Houston downed WHA players. police were told. not a single base runner. in 1969-70. the accident. released on a $2,500 non-surelv bond. glass. V ■ EVENING h e r a ld , Thurs., Augurt^ THIRTEEN
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landing, and if you lose power on By MILT RICHMAN W y NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob one engine, it can be very critical for Cop Candlelight Tilts anyone with even great experience. Feller is something of an Even the most experienced pitots Longo and Dale Ostrout two apiece authority on piloting his own might not have had time to do much Plating two runs in the ty's opposing Zipser Club. Lou Wellington paced Moriarty s for Zipser. plane. > more than Munson did.” eighth inning, Moriarty Bros, with three homers. Rich Belekewicz Tom Melick had four safeties. Bob He should be, considering he has Feller, who is director of sales- outlasted Zipser Club, 15-13, had a four-bagger and three bingles, Valk three and Jim Flaherty, Merrill been doing it now for the past 30 sports for the Hilton Hotels, has last night at Robertson Park in Karl Hasel and Ron Laliberte three Myers two apiece to pace Fogarty’s years and has logged nearly 6,000 made three belly landings since he Candlelight League playoff ac hits apiece and Bob Coroso two for 18-hit attack. hours as pilot in command. has been flying, two of them in Mike Coughlin drilled a three- Chicago and one in Fort Clinton, tion. the winners, who were outhit by a 17- Feller, the former fireballer for bagger and a pair of singles to top the Cleveland Indians, was in a taxi Ohio, between Cleveland and Toledo. In another contest. Fogarty Bros, 21 margin, Mike Mistretta rapped a homer Talaga’s with Jim Keefe, Bud Talaga on his way to the ballpark in “All of those landings were a little downed Talaga Associates. 10-6, at and two bingles. Jack Maloney and and Tim Coughlin each in the two-hit Nashville, Tenn., when he heard of scary,” he said. “You come in with Fitzgerald Field. Roger Talbot three hits apiece and class for the losers. Thurman Munson’s death on the cab the landing gear up and the main Pla.voff action resumes tonight at John Wiggin, Denis Wirtella, Steve radio. At first, he didn’t quite under thing you hope is that there is no fuel 7:30 at Fitzgerald Field with Fogar stand the 'Yankee catcher was flying a spill which can possibly cause an jet when he was killed. explosion. It only takes a moment or “I heard later that he wasn’t even two before the fire hits the engine.” flying a year and a half and it sur Feller, who knew Munson before LMdera J Ttvi League Playoff he ever joined the Yankees, claims prised me that he’d be handling a jet with that kind of limited flying a private plane is getting more Baiting experience,” Feller said to me this and more complicated, due partly to Berth Won by MB^s past weekend in Coopertown, where the tremendous increase in air traf \ulimial League. G AB H Pet. he and a group of other Hall of fic, 114 431 146 ,339 Moving into the Twilight League playoff proper last night was Famers were on hand for Willie “If anyone says it's as easy as Winfield. SD Bob Feller driving a car, or safer, that’s a lie,” Hernandez, St, L 109 419 139 .332 Featured in Jimmy Fund Game Here Tuesday Mays’ induction into the baseball Moriarty Bros, as it bested Hartford Jai Alai, 3-1, at St. Thomas said the 60-year-old Feller, who has Templeton, St. L 104 446 147 .330 shrine. Seminary in a playoff for fourth place. r.) Bat boy Chad Massolini, Blair Fisk, Sam never been timid about expressing Garvey, LA 113 461 149 .323 Silkey’s of Simsbury, 1978 Connecticut ASA Technically. Munson wasn’t much crack up some day.” Martanik, Barb Brody, Coach Joe Massolini, himself. “It may be safer, but it’s not Horner, Atl 80 317 102 .322 The clubs wound up the regular doubled to left and scored on Phil Women’s Slow Pitch softball champions and more than a novice pilot. He would only laugh at such talk Smyth’s RBI single to right. as easy. For the most part, flying is a Rose. Phil 114 433 137 .316 season deadlocked, each 14-11-2. runners-up for the 1979 title, will be featured Tish Dwyer, Jackie Muse, Joan Krogh. Front He began flying in March of 1978 and derived so much pleasure over boring deal, but every so often you Griffey. Cin 95 380 120 .316 The Gas Housers pick up action Jai Alai plated its lone marker in row, Fran Massolini, Donna Nicholson, Mary and was licensed two months later. flying hack home in the plane as in Tuesday night’s Jimmy Fund attraction at can have 30 seconds of panic.” Knight, Cin 106 387 121 .313 Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at St. the second. Mark McMahon walked, He received his instrument rating often as he could that he didn’t even Fitzgerald Field. Silkey’s will face ASA 1979 Gracyalny, Biff Curtis, Patty Natalie, Judy Feller had his closest call flying Matthews, Atl 115 468 144 .308 Thomas as they face Society for moved to second on a sacrifice and this past winter and got his rating to bother to maintain a residence in Derench. (Rec Department Photo) from Newcastle, Ind., to Cincinnati Cruz. Hou 113 399 123 .308 Savings in the opener of a best two- scored on Ken Hawley’s double champion Hartford Road Dairy Queen of fly the twin jet Cessna Citation he either New York or nearby New A m eriean L e a g u e of-three series. rapped to left. Manchester. Squad members, top row (1. to was killed in shortly before taking Jersey this year. On those few oc once. G AB H Pet, Bill Chapulis was the pitching and Moriarty’s added some insurance possession of the aircraft last July 6. casions he didn’t go back home after “It was at night and it was during Downing. Cl 106 369 123 .333 hitting star for the MBs. He hurled a in the third. Ray Gliha singled, Munson loved the $1.6 million a ball game at Yankee Stadium, he’d the winter,” he said. “I was all alone and I got caught in a thick fog, a low Kemp. Det 104 385 128 .332 four-hitter, doing so on only two days moved to second on a groundout, and plane. sleep on a sofa over at Catfish which hadn’t been predicted. To Lynn. Bos 105 391 129 .330 re.st. He also doubled home Jim Silva toed the plate as an infield grounder He loved it so much, he used it to Hunter's house. Fluorescent Orange 'make things worse, the aircraft Lezeano, Mil 98 338 111 .328 in the first inning with Moriarty's was pegged high past first. fly back home to Canton, Ohio, as Feller is.familiar with the type jet Brett, KC 108 453 148 .327 first tally. Losing pitcher George much as three or four times a week Munson was flying when he crashed didn’t have the proper instruments. I began to do a couple of graveyard Bochte. Sea 105 386 126 .326 The locals took a 2-0 lead in the top Frothingham surrendered only five after ball games. He’d fly it to a city at the approach to the Akron -Canton Oliver, Tex 94 345 111 .322 of the second as Steve Chotiner safeties. like Milwaukee and pilot it back Regional Airport last week. spirals about 50 feet above the Rice. Bos no 439 141 .321 Hunter Safety Color home after a ball game there, too. "It isn't that difficult a plane to fly ground, but I pulled it out and I was Smalley, Min 111 424 134 .316 “Thurman, you’re nuts,” some of for a pilot with limited experience lucky to get back to Newcastle in one 104 428 132 .308 the other Yankees would tell him. providing everything goes right,” he piece. The whole thing was my own Molitor, Mil because the orange in the white light game accidents by 50 percent. If a Ilninc Runs There probably is not a “How long do you think you can keep observed. “But when you have the fault. I was in a hurry. I didn't check Mets Find New Way striking the garment is reflected state goes a step beyond and requires the instruments.” hunter today who is not beating the odds? You’re gonna flaps and gear down coming in for a National League — Schmidt, Phil back to the viewer as orange. The ul that 500 or more square inches of 39; Kingman, Chi 37; Winfield. SD familiar with hunter orange traviolet light and blue radiation hunter orange be worn on the chest, 26; Lopes. LA 24; Matthews, Atl and clothing, yet many may not be striking the garment is absorbed and back and head, accidents will be Clark, SF 23. To Lose Ball Game converted to visible orange that is reduced by more than 75 percent. American League — Lynn, Bos 30; aware of the tremendous effec added to and radiated to the viewer This means that "mistaken for Singleton, Balt and Rice, Bos 29; tiveness this safety color has NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Mets found another way along with the reflected orange light game” and “in line of fire” accidents Thomas, Mil 28; Baylor, Cal 26. had in reducing hunting ac to lose Wednesday even though they scored four runs in the first thus increasing its brightness. will be almost totally eliminated. Runs Bniteil In inning off St. Louis right-hander Pete Vukovich. Notables in GHO Pro-Am Competition cidents, particularly in the Hunter orange is over twice as bright National League — Kingman, Chi outdoor ‘mistaken for game” as natural objects seen in the 89; Schmidt, Phil and Winfield, SD Vuckovich, 11-8, settled down and tjgyer. "We have our Closest to Hodges Former President Gerald Ford sits on the taking part in GHO Pro-Am. Watching is category. woodlands. 87; Clark, SF 78; Hernandez, St.L 76. blanked New York the rest of the WESTPORT (UPli - Joe bullpen in shape this time of the year ground at Wethersfield Country Club yester- Hartford Whalers’ Gordie Howe. (UPI — Deer and other game mammals American League — Baylor, Cal way, being rescued by Ken Reitz’ Jack Woolner, an early proponent Pignatano. who turned 50 Saturday because our starters have been out lack color vision and, as a result, the 101; Lynn, Bos 91; Rice, Bos 90; three-run second inning homer and a day changing from street to golf shoes before Photo) of fluorescent orange as a hunter and is in his 12th year as a pitching standing,” use of color does not put the hunter at topics Singleton, Balt 87; Kemp, Det 85. four-run Cardinals fifth as the St. Torre, unhappy with four losses in safety color, and now Public Infor coach with the New York Mets, said Louis posted an 8-4 victory mation Officer for the Massachusetts a disadvantage. Tuesday at the Little League West- C Sloli‘ 11 Bases a row, said, “It’s hard to try and keep — In 1961 Massachusetts National League — Moreno. Pitt Wednesday. Division of Law Enforcement, port Baseball Camp. Manager Joe things moving. Hassler claimed he experienced 10 accidents during its Forecast your Own Weather 50; North, SF 48; Cabell, Hou and “If Reitz doesn’t hit that homer in didn’t have good stuff because he recently made the following points Torre is the closest he’s ever seen to the second 1 have to hit for Fields of 156 Golfers concerning hunter orange and the deer season, two of them fatal. The former Manager Gil Hodges. Taveras, NY 31; Cruz. Hou and Scott, warmed up in the bullpen Sunday. following year the state passed a St.L 30. Vuckovich,” said St. Louis Manager The guys get down when they get four effect it has had on preventing ac “His (Torre’sl mannerisms, un American League — LeFlore, Det Ken Boyer. cidents in the field. hunter orange law for deer hunters. derstanding the players, the way he First, they recommend you keep feet above the ground. They signal in the first and then lose it.” Though not adhered to by all hunters, Should you go fishing, or will it 55; Wilson. KC 47: Bumbry, Balt and “We did plenty of hitting and the — Fluorescent orange, more than plays the game ... it seems he is the an inexpensive weather station set up steady, light rain to come. The Mets jumped in front when only three accidents occurred that rain? Every angler wonders what the Bonds, Clev 27: Wills. Tex 26. guys played super defense for me,” any other color tested, is the most closest thing I have found to Gil in your yard. Two instruments are Cumulus congestus clouds are Jose Cardenal was hit by a pitch to Launch Play in GHO season with one being fatal. The weather will be when he goes fishing. Pilrliing Vietories said Vuckovich. open the first. Frank Taveras easily seen and recognized bright, Hodges. " Pignatano. who has served needed. A recording barometer will heavy, white to gray, puffy clouds hunter killed was not wearing a Trouble is few of us know weather in- National League — Niekro, Hou 15- In the fifth, Mets starter Andy sacrificed him to second. Lee Maz- unnatural color against a natural under four managers, said. Hodges, tell you the atmospheric pressure with round tops and flat bases, yard course just south of Hartford. Wethersfield course won’t help him. fluorescent orange garment. Since dicators enough to make a 6; Niekro, Atl 14-15; LaCoss, Cin 12- Hassler came apart. Garry zilli walked and Richie Hebner WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - background. Yellow is a highly visi who died in 1971. was the first. and how it has changed, while a wind packed thickly together. ■"h^ The Ray Floyd took first money of $750 “It’s a great course for a wedge 1962. Massachusetts has not had a reasonable forecast. 4; Reuschel, Chi and Andujar. Hou Templeton and Jerry Mumphrey singled to center, scoring Cardenal. ble color but appears white (the color vane will show wind direction. forecase moilgrateoilgi to heavy rJin Defending champion Rod with a 7-under par 64. player.” said the 36-year-old New single fatal accident during the deer Weather affects fishing success in 11-7; Vuckovich, St.L 11-8; Carlton singled, and after Keith Hernandez Joel Youngblood grounded a double of a white-tail deer’s tail) early and Falling barometric pressure in within a few hours Funseth leads a field of 156 Jerry McGee, who shares the low Lexington, Ohio, native shortly after season. Norwich Tourney addition to fishermen. Cold fronts and Espinosa. Phil 11-9; Richard, flied out, Ted Sim past third base, the ball striking um late in the day. Reds are not seen, or dicates weather change within the Cumulonimbus are an extension of players today seeking to grab for a single round on the tour so far carding a 3-under 68 practice round — Experience in Massachusetts. Norwich will host the Big 500 Soft- often spark action by the fish, other Hou 11-11. mons doubled pire Dave Pallone. Mazzilli scored on are confused by some people with next 24 hours, usually for the worst. congestus. Their mass rises in the this year, came in with a 68 but that helped his foursome compile a Maine, Pennsylvania and other ball Tournament Aug. 18-19 with $500 times they reduce fish movement American League— John. NY 15-6; home two runs. Out the blow. Ed Kranepool then hit a the $54,000 top prize in the partial color blindness. Eight percent Rising pressure indicates change, sky sdmetimes to 50,000 feet. They wasn’t happy about his game or the team low of 16-under 55. states indicates that a state that to the winning entry. Teams in and feeding. In addition to not Eckersley, Bos 14-5; Flanagan, Balt went Hassler and in long fly to center field, scoring Greater Hartford Open on the of men in the United States have usually for the better. A wind vane have an anvil shape, are gray to course. He said he’d rather not play the requires hunters to wear some terested should contact Rick Roths- catching fish, no one likes to be out in 14-7; D.Martinez, Balt 14-8; Torrez, c a m e W ayne Hebner — and John Stearns singled to short, putter-prone defective color vision. predicts from where the change will black and warn you that heavy Despite its good greens and reputa course "but the people here are hunter orange will reduce its big tein at 886-0483. a downpour of rain. Bos 13-6; Koosman, Minn 13-10. Twitchell. center, scoring Youngblood. Fluorescent orange is readily seen likely come. thunderstorms are on the way. Wethersfield County Club tion as a putter’s course, “this is not extremely nice and that s why I You can predict weather fairly ac Kariied Run \\eruge Twitchell was The Cardinals, winners of their last Study cloud formations and shapes. Compare barometric pressure, course. one of my favorite courses,” said the come back. ” curately by observing natural in National League — LaCoss, Cin greeted by George four, are 6 1/2 behind in the National Three types will forecast rain in the wind direction and clouds and you Funseth, tuned up Wednesday on a 1979 Kemper Open winner. dicators, say Mercury outboards’ 2.69; Rogers, Mtl 2.70; Perry, SD Hendrick’s ninth homer, a two-run League East — and Boyer thinks they near future. have a good chance of predicting the shot to left. That made Hassler, 3-4, 1-under-par 70 with a pro-am team Funseth won last year’s event with fishing experts. Here are some of 2 83; Andujar. Hou 2.88; Shirley, SD have a shot. McGee agreed the greens “are in Do any Canadians play for the Expos? Nimbostratus are low, uniform fishing weather. the loser. that included Sammy Davis Jr,, who the tour’s lowest 72-hole round for their suggestions which can be put 2.96. "Our bullpen is fresh and we can the best condition I’ve seen here and clouds whose base is less than 2,(K)0 Vuckovich helped his own cause in lends his name to the annual tourna 1978, a 20-under par 264. He also fired into practice at home. American League .— Marshall, still win this thing,’’ said Boyer, the winner will be quite below par the seventh when he singled home ment sponsored by the Greater Hart 29 on the first nine holes to tie a Minn 2.31; Guidry, NY 2.63; Ryan, “This was the type of game that a but there’s no way you can pick a Ken Oberkfell, who had tripled. ford Jaycees. course record. Cal 2.70; John. NY 2.71; Eckersley, team wins if it is going to force its winner here, you have to wait until “He helped us by going the dis- Davis and Bob Hope played to a Funseth, a 46-year-old Napa, Jai Alai Results Bos 2.87. way into the race.” the last nine holes.” Jai Alai Entries large crowd at the first tee under a Calif., horse rancher, hasn’t won Q. 1 would like your view of fan voting for the All-Star « WEDNESDAY Siriki'ouls Taking a breather from the tour game and why players like Charlie Moore (leading the league since last year and his earnings so FIRST: SEVENTH National League — Richard, Hou bright sunny sky and former Presi in batting), Gorman Thomas (many home runs) or Mike until next week were Jack Nicklaus, 2 Zetui Artedie 10.60 S.20 3.80 6 Oascaran 12.00 .8 0 1.20 dent Gerald Ford also participated in far this year amount to $30,143. JUST ASK THURSDAY 209; Niekro. Atl 134; Perry, SD 128; Caldwell didn't gel picked when Ron Guidry (.500) did get 3 LJ. Bolivar 1 S.40 4.00 2 Rettede 4.6 0 3.40 Pro Football Roundup McGee said he is displeased with last week’s PGA winner David Carlton. Phil 123; Blyleven, Pitt 120. the charity event. Murray Olderman picked? — John Hellermann, Marinette, Wis. 7 Ibo Javier 8 S.OO S A rtan e 5.40 his putting game since winning the Graham and runner-up Ben You’re obviously a Milwaukee Brewer (an. I’ve made my QuinieU 2-3 S31.00 Ouinieia 2-6 $35.00 American League — Ryan, Cal 168; Mark Hayes, Dr. Gil Morgan and (tST: 2. kiondo 8 Crenshaw and former GHO champs views on fan voting clear — the players in both leagues should 1. Jsaquin Perfecta 2-3 S94 20 Perfecta 6-2 $91.80 $63,000 Kemper prize in early June 1. 2 fausts-Landa J.Ganta Guidry. NY 134; Jenkins. Tex 128; Leonard Thompson tied for second 3. (Jrbeal Trilecta 2-3-7 S737.40 Trilecta 6-2-S $354.90 and he feels the shorter par-71 Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer. do it, as they once did. On Guidry, however, you can't blame 3. Ir4$« lartwen 4. U-lekvar I S. Jktans 6. Zabala Flanagan, Ball 117; Eckersley, Bos among the pros with 66s on the 6,568- By Murray Olderman the fans. The managers of the respective teams choose the S.Pe(^Jantrl 6. (eas-IrlKhe SECOKD; ElQini: Alzado Quits Grid 7 Dwan(o 8. Asis ■ 2 Rodri{uei Jarier 110.00 8 20 2.80 1 Eusebio leonet 8.60 5 6 0 4.40 7. Mricstrlan 5. Rarretai Mendra 108, pitchers, and obviously the Yankee lefthander was honored for Sabs Rmedo 1.40 3.80 8.40 5.60 Saks Utwds C irfi 8 Ko Artedie 8 Orbea Rl Ikquiata what he did in 1978. uomi- 3.20 5.40 Sax es Orioles Lose Again SECO* 1 ZeKiii lartw en J A rta n o G aram endi 1. lascaran leonel 2. Orbea M Ecenarre Quaiiela 1-8 SS1.20 National League — Sutter, Chi 26; l.fMsts-brtimi 2. Rsdricwi Botivar I Quiniela 2-8 S41.40 (Transactions 3. Ermu-tsh ■ 4. Artane Octwa Periecta 2-8 $98.10 PerfKta 1-8 $17190 For Boxing Career The tipoff: Q. Can you tell me what the Yankees have that other teams }. 4. Pete-lan Tekulvc, Pitt 20; Garber, All 19; S. ZakaJaCarita 8. Joaquin Zot|ui Trifecta 2-8-1 S1.S08 I0 TritKta 1-8 4 $678.30 in the American League don’t? This team has been on TV for a S Cms-h|M 6. Kanecu Javier I 7. Easebb-Carasiendi 8. ittfiede Urquiaga Bair, Cin and Lavelle, SF 15. numher of times, holh Saturdays and Monday nights, whereas 7. Irsse-ArledK I. J.J.-Landa THMD: MNTH NEW YORK (UPI) — When All-Pro defensive end Lyle Alzado I have to laugh when I hear the Canadian national Subs krea-PierTe S ( I n w l . I h n u U . IO 8.8 0 4.20 8 Remen leonet 11-00 9 8 0 4.80 American League — Marshall, Saks fie H n a Football anthem played when the Montreal Expos are on the the Baltimore Orioles, who are leading their division, to my NKm 1 Rodrisuei Barturen 7.80 4.20 6 Zabala Pierre 7.20 3 6 0 jumps into something, he jumps in with both fists. Bamberger Knows knowleidge have not b « n exposed on the tube. — R.O. Harris, im. I. DwantoOcksa 2. Ermuakiondo 8 4.60 4.00 Minn 24; Kern. Tex 18; Monge, Clev Denver — Announced defensive end road in American cities. Not a single Expo, or even any 2. Harreta lolivar I 3 F a u s io A rte d ie 1 Bascaran Garrta 1. le*ita(LlktKke 3. Kascaran-Zsqui 4. Zabab'Ecenarro Alzado of the Denver Broncos retired from football of their executives on the baseball level, are Canadian. Grove Hill, Ala. 4. fieseJan I k in H a I S S 42 .40 Quiniela 6-8 $61.80 14; Stanhouse. Balt 13; Clear. Cal 12 Lyle Alzado retired to pursue a 3. Pete lartven S. Jlaca-CariU 8. Eusebio Piene The Yankees, defending world champs, bring numbers — 6. kasalbrua Periecta 5-1 S141.80 Perfecta 8-6 $126.60 Wednesday to enter professional boxing, and a Denver ’•adio sta- careerT as nropro boxer.boxer And only two of the players, catcher Gary Carter and S. KslJBda 7. Reneii-Asis ■ 8. Joaqun Soroa 5. FaastoCaiea Trileda S-l-3 S747 00 Trifecta 8-6-4 $546.60 shortstop Chris Speier, live there all year round. the kinds that TV networks want. The Orioles have been 7. leeetls-bAJ Saks trtaneUri|uia{a tion reported his first fight would be in St. Louis in October Green Bay -- Announced that All About Situation Saks ZecBi-kMra FOURTH: IE H 7 H scheduled (or three Monday night games this season (but they TOfTK; receiver Steve Odom would come out Fotint Z . 1,11 zzio 7 0 0 7.80 1 f»ft, IlM 6 8 0 4.20 BALTIMORE (UPI) — Milwaukee Brewer Manager George were rained out of the frst one). They haven’t been on NBC's i.lascaran 2. Garamendi 7.80 4.00 4.00 4.60 Basketball against former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks. l.lesnet tlepM 6 Renedo 2 Erm ua of retirement. Game of the Week at all. IDinna 4. Ana 1 Rodrifuet 3.80 7 Rem en 4,20 The report said $1 million had been Bamberger says he knows what the Baltimore Orioles are going 3 Rb 4.J.I. S. UrqM{a 6. Remen Houston - Acquired offensive Q. Since major league baseball began, have any two pitch 6.Marua Quinieta 2-6 S3S.20 Qumiela 2-4 $37iO S.teneAe 7. Pieirre 8. Soroa NORTIILliN placed in escrow for Alzado, who ers in either league pitched a no-hitter on the same day, night Periecta 2 8 S139.50 Perfecta 4-2 $8S.80 tackle Richard Grimmitt from through right now. Q. Is it true that Bert Jones is going to Oakland? And why 7 Carea I Javierl Subs Zabata —The San Diego Chargers cut four Benny Ayala’s two-run homer and or week? ~ Ralph Barnes, Kensington. Conn. Trilecta 2 6-1 SI.OS0.9O Trifecta 4-2-7 $503.40 Red Shirts 64 (Kevin Tyler 22. fought an eight-round exhibition The Brewers scored four ninth isn’t the Super Bowl played in Seattle, Minnesota or Cleve Subs lsdri{iK$ [UVOJTH: players from their roster, including Dallas for a draft choice. Doug DeClnces sacrifice fly had irm (KTH: ELEVENTH against Muhammad Ali at Mile High land? — Mike Brooks, Shelby, Ohio. 1. EnmU'Ecenarro 2. ZababZoqoi 9 8 0 S 2 0 3.40 KM Hank Brown 17i. Cheney Tech 26 inning runs Wednesday to defeat the 8 Rodriguei Carea 14J0 6 Remen Ecenarro 7.80 5.6 0 punters Marty King from Southern Oakland -- Placed running back given the Orioles a 3-1 first inning I’m sure the Raiders would love to have Jones. Ken Stabler l .faasis-Javier I 2. kasu'Jan 3.8ascaran-6arita 4. Aicakiocxlo 8 Stadium July 14. According to the ] Fausio landa S.80 4.0 0 3 Area Garamendi 5.0 0 3.20 (Mike Fraser 111. Orioles, 8-4, as Baltimore dropped its 3. Treui-Mna 4. Pete-kpa S. EusebioSerM 6. Ourai^o Urquiaga Cal and Jerry Pope from Louisiana Sam Scarber and tight end Leanell lead. notwithstanding. I'm also sure the Baltimore Colts aren’t 6 k a s u Jan 8.2 0 1 Duranto Rerfe 3.20 broadcast, Alzado was guaranteed a S. IMipKi-Carea S Ibo Mondra 7. ttenefi-Caramendi 8.Ar(amPirrir Indians 60 i Hill Anderson 12. Mike Jones on waivers. fourth game in a row, going to give up their "franchise" — you saw what happened Ouinieia 1-8 S43.00 QuinieU 3-6 $27.40 Tech. Also waived Were Randy Scott, However, the Brewers scored 7 Genelanda 8. RenedoArteche Subs Qrbea ■ Odioa Olcksmski 101 . Fuss & O'Neil 45 (Jay fight with a higher-ranked contender 'T m sure the Orioles are looking to them last year when he got hurt after leading them to three Periecta 8-1 S123.80 PeHecta 6-3 $64.20 a linebacker from Clemson, and San Diego - Released punters single runs in the fourth and seventh Sabs ttwrefiijlartwea MVELFm if he beats Spinks and would fight at straight division titles (they finished 5-11). The Super Bowl TrifKtJ 8-1-6 $S84.iO Trifecta 6-3-t $268.80 llowroyd 12. Tim Hogan 11, Marc Marty King and Jerry Pope; over their shoulders and that might S iin t I. lascaran-kionds I 2.Ana-Leonet Hughie Shaw, cornerback from and took a 4-3 lead In the top of the might be played in Seattle some day. It won't be in the other I.B e -Ib h l 2. Kenede Lrenel SIITH; TWUFTH Schardl 101 . least two other bouts if he loses. 3. Orbea l-Ssrsa 4. Zabab Garamendi 6.0 0 S.40 5.40 Texas A&I, linebacker Randy Scott and corner- be causing them to press a bit too eighth on Ben Oglivie’s 21st two cities because of the vagaries of January weather 3. JeaquinCarea 4. Artaoo-klendra S Durai^o Ecenarro 8.80 S X n n f l O d iu 1 0 .« 6.0 0 In other pre-season developments: S. Kemen-Odioa 8. EfURia-Pierre 1 kasa Hurua 6.2 0 3 J 0 7.2 0 3.6 0 back Hughie Shaw. hard,” said Bamberger. “ When S. Orkei l-Caraiiiendi (. 0uran{ekkviu 1 AlU Asis ■ —Running back Rocky Bleier who homerun. outdoors. You need a domed stadium for a northern clime to 7. EasekioCarita 8. Joaquin Urquiaga 4 JJ. kiondo 3.00 5.4 0 i ,\ M i : n \ —Steve Odom, the NFL’s top 7. Itarrepi-ZofM 8. J.J.Ecenarre 1 2 Orbea ■ Caramend Tampa Bay — Placed offensive you’re leading the league this late in be considered. Detroit gets the game in 1982 because of it. Saks Durant^-^cenarro QiBueia 1-S S3S.80 QuneU I S $34iO kickoff returner last season, ended a strained knee ligaments in practice Ken Singleton tied the game in the Saks Pel^ianer I Standings: Bulfaio Water Tavern the season, it seems like everyone PeHecta S-1 $113.40 PeHecta S-t $78.N Tuesday, will be out of the Pittsburgh lineman Jeff Winans on waivers. bottom of the eighth with his 29th .5-0. F o rm al's Inn 5-0. Pagani brief retirement and said he was Trifecta S 1-4 $324 60 TrifecU S-1-2 $487.$B Washington — Announced that Ben else is right on you, no matter how homer, setting things up for the q . My dad and I are having an argument about whether or Caterers 4-1. Sportsman Cafe 2-3, rejoining the Green Bay Packers. Steelers’ lineup for two to three not Bob Welch pitched in the 1977 World Series. Can you help PLAINVILLE weeks, a club spokesman said ny Malone left camp in contract dis many you’re in front. Brewers’ four-run rally in the ninth. Phella Thi 1-4. Mota's 1-4. Cougars 1- Coach Bart Starr said the five-year "The funny thing is, when you’re It's happened lour times in each league, most recently when us out? — Jim Chandler, Mattoon, III. Wednesday. Another starter, defen pute. I don't want to disturb family tranquillity, but in 1977 Bob 4. Irish Insurance Agency 1-4. veteran would join the team Baseball five or six games behind, it seems Gavlord Perry of San Francisco no-hit the St. Louis Cardinals WARM PARKER STREET Thursday. sive end John Banaszak whose right Gorman Thomas’ sacrifice fly, a o n & D t 17 1968, and the next day Ray Washburn of the Cards Welch did all his pitching for San Antonio. He was a minor S a t 7 :3 0 Aug. 11 Boston - Reactivated second like you’re eight or nine back,” hero of the '78 Classic, however, setting a record for most —The Washington Redskins’ much- eye was scratched in practice two-run double by Sixto Lezeano and pitched hitless ball against the Giants. In 1938, of course MODIFIED baseman Jerry Remy from disabled Bamberger said. saves in a six-game Series, with focus on the second game USED AUTO PARTS, INC. maligned offense was dealt a serious Tuesday, is doubtful for Saturday a RBI single by Sal Bando were Johnnv Vander Meer tossed successive no-hitlers on July 11 r Sports Slate] list and sent pitcher Joel Finch to It was the fourth straight game in and 15 But the classic has to be when there were two no- when he preserved a Dodger win by striking out Reggie Jack- AUTO RACES TO BUY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT blow when running back Benny night’s exhibition game with the New Milwaukee’s key blows in the ninth. • son in an heroic duel. Pawtucket. which Baltimore had wasted a lead. Malone, counted on to be a starter York Giants at Three Rivers Bill Travers was the winning Radio. T\ I’oiiiglit beside John Riggins, left camp in a Stadium. Meanwhile, two Steelers pitcher to raise his record to 10-5, pitched no-hit. no-run ball through nine innings. 'The Reds ^SPECIALIZING IN— 7 30 • Brewers vs. Orioles, Cable who had been hospitalized returned broke through for a run in the 10th, but Toney protect^ his CLEAN contract dispute. General Manager while Don Stanhouse took the loss in Parting shot: 7:30 - Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC Bobby Beathard said Malone wants to practice'. Offensive tackle Ray relief to drop his mark to 6-2. classic, IncidenUlly, Jim Thorpe, the old football great, bat $4 adm., e to 12 yn. 90* Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts 7:45 - Yanks vs. While Sox, WINF 40 Take Part in Races ted in the deciding run with a sacrifice fly. to renegotiate his contract that runs Plnney worked out after a bout with a This is the time of "The Turk" - that ghoulish, myth undor 0 yro. FREE USED CARS 8 - Mets vs. Cards, Ch.9 viral infection, along with linebacker ical character who lops aspiring players off pro football through this year with the option “Losing four leads in a row doesn’t Q Who’s older. Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves or his NOW BUYING LATE MODEL 11:30 - GHO Highlights, Ch.3 Dennis Winston, who had been Forty participants took part in last 2. Jim Grzymkowski, 3. Paul John rosters. And there should be some less demeaning way year in 1980. really hurt,” said Orioles Manager brother Joe of Houston? Did they ever play ‘“Kf‘llfr? « « « of telling a guy that he’s not wanted than having a COMING - Dom oinioii examined for abdominal pains. night’s fourth MCC-SAM Road Race. son. they always knuckleball pitchers? — Tom Day, Corpus Chris Dorby, M t on tho ottwr s M » WRECKS AND JUNK CARS Men’s (19-25): 1. Wes Fedorchak Earl Weaver. "Unless things have flunky summon him and tell him to report to the office CARTER —New Orleans Saints; wide Results: ol tho track, bettor view, no changed, you still have to be leading ti Texas* with his playbook. Ernie I). ITnnfs !So-Cut Pact receiver Tinker Owens, who missed Youth Division: 1. John Bean 10:06, 20:29, 2. Dave Locke 21:05, 3. Brian Phil is 40 years old and going strong; Joe is 35 anil gaming olondino In front ol after nine innings in order to win.” Call Us at practice with a hip injury, may be 2. Sheryl Veal, 3. Jimmy Kitsuk. Collins. strength. They played together ^ofessionally m AtlanU m Mooeharo, aloo Auto Rocao. 649-3391 BOSTON I L’Pl I — Ernie DiGregorio, the former NBA Rookie of the Year, Despite the loss, Baltimore in forced out of the lineup in Saturday’s Joggers Division: 1. Mike Roy Men’s (26-35): 1. Roy Osborne 1973 and part of 1974. Phil has always been a knucklebal er, Please spnd all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box 775 Parker St.. Manchester says he ish’t interested in trying out for the Boston Celtics unless the team creased its American League throwing the pitch 90 percent of the time. Joe turn^ to it in preseason game against the Chicago 9:12, 2. Felix Gemmo. 24:06, 2. Bob Massaro, 3. Steve 6346, Incline Village, Nev. 89450. Because of the volume of 11229 Main SI., Manchester| offers him a no-cut contract. Eastern Division lead over the 1971, wnen his career was fading, but still mixes m a good mall, there will be no Individual responses. PLAMVILLE STADIUM Mon. - Fri. 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 3 Bears. Also missing practice Women’s Division: 1. Janet Ritchie Kilsork. TEL. 646-6464 And while the Celtics have invited DiGregorio to their training camp, the Boston Red Sox to 51/2 games thanks potion of sliders and fastballs. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) n .72 PlMIVUt,CT, Wednesday was rookie linebacker 11:32, 2. Mary Martin, 3. Karen Men’s (over 35): 1. Dave Aylner contract received by the former Providence College All-American did not to Boston’s double-header loss to contain a no-cut clause Jim Kovach, who had swelling in his Follette. 22:08, 2. Ron Schauster, 3. Bob Cleveland. So It appears DiGregorio’s NBA career is over. knee. Men’s (16-18): 1. Doug Meek 20:20, Williams. ( } page FtFTEENj-E^ING herald. Thiir« .''in.':' 9. “)79 PAGE FOl'RTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs . A urusI 9. 1979 Few See Classy TV Show Gardening NEW Y O R K (UPI) - Every week ease, to television critic Jeff Green- particularly the part where we Sand: Southwest-Style Lawn 168 WOODUND ST., MANCHESTER CBS puts on a classy 90-minute lield on some horrible television give him the cowboy hat. magazine show that nobody watches. pilots, from the fast-paced perfec One of the nicest aspects of “ Sun day Morning Tonight" is the con "island” of fertile soil, At least, nobody sees it by televi tionism of a swimming team to the FRANK ATWOOD sistently upbeat tone the show takes mounded slightly above the sion standards. By most other patient perfectionism of students When the Kaskelas sandy “ lawn,” Here are - why, Kuralt even has good things criteria, 2 m illion viewers seems like learning to make violins. rebuilt their home in An sedums which w ill spread to say about the United States an a lot. That's about how many tune in The best parts of “ Sunday Morning dover a few years ago they and blossom. There is a jlMIIDY, VIMUUIT SUMMER COLORS 3 for 4.95 practically nobody does that any for “ Sunday Morning, which normal Tonight,” as so often happens, are transformed it from the bed of azaleas, for spring ly goes on the air Sunday mornings the ones that touch the heartstrings. more. original New England color in pink, red, orange Ls t i l l AVIAI^BU -- •UMMBIJ PUNTINO VBOBTABLea, PLOWlal The program also has an un from 9-10:30 a.m.. Eastern time. One is the story of Louie Ciurdulli, Colonial style to the and white. There is a I PLANTS, aeiUNIUMS. HANQINQ POTS derstated sense of good humor — not Network television, however, is a a 10-year-old boy with a horrible dis Spanish-Mexican architec double-flowered Korean jokes, not one-liners, but rather an business that moans when a ease that has blinded him, stunted his ture of the American air of not taking itself completely cherry and there is an JENMTE HANGING POTS documentary in prime time garners growth, afflicted him with pain Southwest. It is a one-story seriously and suggesting to the American dogwood. There only 12-lS m illion viewers. throughout his life. But, there’s ranch house in white brick are a few annual flowering DRIVEWAY FUSCHIA, viewer that maybe he or she should For the sleepers, church-goers, nothing wrong with Louie’s in and stucco. plants “ just to fill in.” do likewise. SEALER joggers, gardeners, Sunday telligence - or his spirit. Now they have Among the desert plants VERBENA, If the network put “ Sunday Mor REQ 8.98 newspaper readers, and all the For a different kind of sadness, the eliminated the front lawn. there are a couple of pieces ning" on Tuesday night to entice LESS 1.00 LANTANA others who don’t watch television on cameras take you to Columbia, Instead of grass there is of weathered driftwood. (MnrtMiATi) more viewers to tune in on the NOW ONLY Sunday morning, CBS has rounded up Miss., as it was last April when the sand in the front yard. ’There are no weeds unless original product, that’s a worthwhile some goodies from its Sabbath eye- Pearl River went on the rampage. Where you might expect one looks with care along ambition and it’s a worthwhile show. REQ 8.98 opener and will present them There’s the heartbreak of a woman petunias there are cactus the outer edges of the sand <7.95 5.97 Tuesday, Aug. 14, 8-9 p.m., under the watching what she knows will mean plants. The landscaping area where a few spears of LAND8CAPINQ EVBRONBBNS, TREES, NHODODENDRON, VINB8 title “ Sunday Morning Tonight.” the ravaging of her home. And a has been changed to grass of have crept in. Bar slightly cynical twist that shows PERENNIALS, POTTERY SOIL, HOUSE PLANTS, BIRD FEED, PATIO Charles Kuralt, who came in off Reading Cliih Party enhance the architecture bara notes that “ crabgrass [ what foresight and $2,000 can do ______BLOCKS ...... the road to anchor “ Sunday Mor M AN CH ESTER -C h ild re n who of the house. will grow anywhere.” toward keep the river from a man’s ning," does the same for the evening participated in the Summer Reading “ We wanted the Mrs. Kaskela cherishes QTn SECTICIDB^PERTILIZEIIS, h o u s e S f o l i a g e p l a n t s , e t c ., BTC. version. door. Club at Whiton Memorial Library Southwestern influence, " an old-fashioned rose bush, The show covers a wide range of It’s fun, and a little embarrassing, will be guests at a party Friday at said Barbara Kaskela, and. a descendant of one that ~WIHHIUWiiMinK ground, from a touching story of a to look back on China’s Deng 1:30 p.m. at the library. Certificates although the work of grew in her grandmother’s 168 Woodhnd Si Promising young men and women comics shown accepting the winner's check for the brave little boy with a horrible dis Xiaoping’s visit to the United States will be awarded during the program. mowing grass is gone and gard en in Sherbrook, Manchester from around the nation are practicing their 1977 competition. In background, second the chore of weeding Providence of Quebec. ’The quip draws as the 4th annual San Franciso from right, is Robin “Mork" Williams who flower beds has been much rose bush came to Putnam . 643-8474 finished second in the 1976 competition. (UPI T V Tonight reduced, there was a lot of when Mrs. Kaskela’s International stand-up comedy competition work involved in changing French Canadian grand gets under way this month. Dana Carvey is photo) from grass to sand. parents moved to Connec 6:00 O UaiaCkib (B Racing From RooaavaH Randolph Scott. Raymond S O ® Tonight Massey In rebuilding the house, a Sand takes the place of lawn grass at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ticut. 9KM SThaRMIaman carport had been added to ffl Th» Bridy Bunch 8 ) Hawaii Flva-0 Tauno Kaskela on Wales Rd. in Andover. Desert landscaping (SJokur'tWM 82) Captlonad ABC Nawa 12:37 one sid e and a new X ® Barney MWar (D ® Beretta enhances the home’s Spanish-Mexican architectural style and Annual Comedy Contest: Q SS One* Upon A Ctanic S O ® Mra. Cokimbo 11:45 driveway of pebbles laid g lulyTIVMSont g Lookin'Batter 8 ) Movla "First To Fight" 1K)0 from the highway to the eliminates lawn mowing. (Photo by Atwood) ______@ OuntmoA* O Movla "Night And The City " (1967) Chad Everett. Marilyn ® ® ® Tomorrow Devin. carport. ’The old concrete 6:30 (1950) Htchard Wldmark, Gene 1:45 (S I LovtLucy Tierney. A small-time hood 12:00 (D Joe Frenklln driveway that formerly d ) BowNng For OoHws dodges the syndicate. (2 hrs.) (D The Oong Show swung around in a half A Shoot-Out with Jokes SSMwta Curia 2:00 , g o ® NBC Ntw* CDMovte "Operation Snatch" 8) Nawe (Time Approidmata) circle from the road to the OSSOverEuy 9:30 (1962) Terry-Thomas. George O O a l Smart 1977 laugh-out and performing an im best contest yet.' ® Adim-12 8 ) ® Carter Country Sanders. front entrance had to be By LLO^ I) D. CAB TIB (9 Dr. Scott On Hebrewi promptu 20-minutc set in last year's Contestants get five minutes 6:55 g The Shakaapaara Playa 2:20 taken out. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The O U v a C tu b 8) Movla Dragoon Wells competition, despite a case of during preliminary competition, 10 ® N«vn 10K)0 Massacre" (1957) Barry Sullivan. The work was done last month-long fourth annual San Fran bronchitis. minutes in the semi-finals and 15-20 7:00 (XBamafayJonaa 12:30 Dennis O’Keete summer. A bulldozer was retailers... (SSSNawa (X)Movte "Carson City' (1952) cisco International Stand-up Comedy Forty competitors for this year's minutes in the finals. m C B S N w n brought in to break up the Competition is under way with d ) Tlw Brady Bunch 8)® 20/20 show were selected from 150 comics They must compete in six of seven OB® ABCNtwa concrete, and the pieces promising young comics from around 10:30 around the nation who auditioned for preliminaries to reach the finals. ( S ® Dating Oama ODtckCavatt were hauled away. The the nation practicing their quip- the Foxes and Kidder. Three of them They are judged for stage presence, OSFaatlvalOfFaHh ground, raked level, was draws for a chance at stardom. ® Soul Train 10:40 are women. technique, delivery, audience rap O N tw t 8 ) Kkiar'a Komar now lower than the This year's winner gets $2,500 in Preliminaries are held at local port, audience response, material goickCavatt 11:00 driveway had been by the ®ChlooAndThaMan prize money, but more important, and judge's impression. Points are tB8)®®®Nawa thickness of the concrete, don^ miss nightclubs through August with the exposure to network television talent SJ PrtmaTkna (SMIaalon: Impoaalbla field narrowed to five for the finals awarded lor a "tremendously ob tf the Kaskelas had in scouts and producers looking for 7:29 8 ) Benny HH C om e ye one » n d §11» be ire/com e st R e a llftlc on the first two nights in Septem.ber. vious encore" demand from the ® DaKy Numbart S Dick Van Dyke tended to plant new lawn Find G as Fast w ith a Realistic® C B TRc^zzby another Robin “ Mork" Williams. 6th Annual Last year's finals sold out a month in audience, although no encores are ® Honaymoonara grass, topsoil would have The contest, sponsored by Anne 7:30 8S Beat Of Buma And Allan advance. allowed. (H P.M. Magadna been added. and Jon Fox and Frank Kidder, • Find Which Stations Are Open A cable television company plans Success of the San Francisco con (B Adam-12 11:30 THE GLASTONBURY began in 1976 as a way to display the (Zl FamUy Faud 8) Qraatar Hartford Open Plastic I'ntlcr Sami to film the finals for rebroadcast in test spurred development of a HlghUghta • Find Where Prices Are Best laugh-getting skills of young local CB Nawlywad Oama Antiquas Festival ’The fill was to be sand in the bus! national contest this year involving 8 3 ® StarakvA Hutch October. O S h a N a N a stead of topsoil, but talents who were pretty much “ We have a number of repeats the winners of regional events held in g SS MacNoll / Lahrar Raporl • Who’s Got Road Service limited to playing North Beach clubs. ® ThaOongShow On the tree-lined Village Green, corner ol Main and Hub drainage had to be thought (from previous contests), which is a New York. Chicago, Houston and O Dick Van Dyka Williams, then a relative unknown, BON APPETIT REST. bard Street. Glastonbury. Take Putnam Glastonbury of first. Black plastic was good indication of how good the Miami. Ms. Fox says the winners ® Tic Tac Dough finished second that year and went on RTEaj,ELLINQTON Bridge from 1-91 or Main Street Exit (rom Route 2. Look spread on the ground and talent is." says Ms. Fox. “ It's not from each of those contests, plus the 8:00 to become television's hottest com FRIDAY (or dlrecdonal arrows. holes punched in the plastic just the money. They're being seen San Francisco winner, will compete GDThaWaltona' edy star, the irrepressible "M ork" of 83 Movla "Summertime" SPECIAL OF THE DAY to let rain water go by critics and most importantly, in a national championship in San Saturday, August 11 (1955) Katharine Hepburn. Ros- through. Then came the “Mork and Mindy." they’re building up their following in Francisco at a date in October still to sanp Brazzl. An American tourist 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. rain or thlno Williams is an avid supporter of sand, three dumptruck San Francisco. This is going to be our be set. In Venice tails In love with a mar TENDERLOIN OUTDOOR ANTIQUES SHOW A SALE the contest, presenting awards in the ried man. 2 hrs. loads. 8 ) ® Lavima A Shirlay MARSALA The Kaskelas had CS) Baaabalt Sponsored by (he Glastonbury Historical Society. Inc. decided against fine beach ® O Prolact U.F.O. Free Parking i95 g National Qaographic Special sand and in favor of mixed VICTUALS and DRINK available all day Cave Lovers Gathering ® Haa Haw Honaya $5.95 sand and gravel from a Adults $1.50 gathering of the group in gjokar-aWM INCLUDES PASTA, PITTSFIELD. Mass. Speleological Society, an systems, meaning the S9 Maatarplaoa Thaatra VEGETABLE, GREEN SALAD company that provides organization of cave New England. (UPI) - Spclunkers who ropes and hardware that 8:30 ^ ^ _ i _ - i_ i - _ i- _ i - J these materials (or con Reg. 119.95 explorers known as The convention-goers 3 ) ® Angle struction purposes. Each belong to a society founded help spclunkers up and Convenient priority switch lets you change from any channel “ spclunkers." has drawn will join in a wide variety ® Special Edition truckload was dumped in a in a cave almost 40 years down cave walls. directly to Emergency Channel 9 or Highway Information nearly 600 persons from of workshops from a bat ago are gathered this week piles. Mrs. Kaskela took the Channel 19. Perfect for finding where gas is cheapest or road throughout the United symposium and cave i_ at their annual convention job of spreading it evenly service— great in any critical situation. 3-way PA/Monifor/CB ballads to map reading and A U G U S T ^ CHARGC n IMOS T S TORCSI - above ground. States. England, and with a shovel and lets you receive CB calls while operating as a PA system. 12-1531 discussions of vertical l O t h r u The National S'veden to the first wheelbarrow. The material is (our inches 3 ZANY COMEDIES Fluorescent Display | 0:45- deep at one point, varying LCD 40-K ^ Scientific Calculator I Theater to two inches, or even one Calculator EC-496 by R«d(o Shack ^ Schedule inch at other spots. EC-243 by Radio Shack lltfACfl Growing in the sand, • 8-O lgll LIBRARY BOOK SALE a 4 -K e y M e m o ry j PUS UJO CLINT and blossoming for the Mantissa SaWTK a A u to -C o n s ta n t I first time this summer, are • Over 2000- I EASTWOOD E rro r a n d Saturday, August 11,1979 UBXt two clumps of prickly pear Hour E, Hartford Drivc-In - M e m o ry H.O.T.S,-8:30. Sunset Cove- 10 A M — 4 P M cactus, a variety can stand Battery Life ESCAPE In d ic a to rs 10:00 Vernon CM i^i the winter weather in E. Windsor Drive-In - ROUIES 8.186 ’EXIT 95 FROAA Connecticut. 195 Hoopcr-8:30-Gator-10:15 MARY CHENEY LIRRARY 649-933J ALCATRAZ A beaver tail cactus, ^Reg. Manchester Drive-In - 586 Main St., Mancheater 39.85 I C IN E 1 7:10^ prominent in our picture, 14.95 Condominium-8:25-King Frat- South Baaemant 101 Scientific, statistical 9:45-Sex on the Groove Tube- 9:15 grows in a tub and will be IP^ILL MURRAY moved into the house for 8-digit capacity with and log functions. 11:30 This year we will publish complete school bus schedules percent key. floating Standard deviation M i A, winter, since it is not har Mansfield Drive-In - The PRICES 104 to $5 n this edition. What a great place for a Back-To-School decimal. 4-key memory Independent ac Apple Dumpling Gang Rides dy. lets you add or subtract cumulating memory. 65-639 Again-Candleshoe-Show starts There are other cacti, Ad. from memory. 65-818 at dusk. Wide selection of books C IN E 2 RtynoMe both barrel-shaped and up Vernon Cine 1 - Hooper- Come one - Come ell right, growing under the Automatic Phone Directory AM/FM Pocket Radio 7:20-9:30 roof of the carport. Plan now for record selling Vernon Cine 2 - Meatballs By Radio Shack By Realistic - 7:10-9:15 1^ e Spanish Bayonet and Record Profits... Growing in the sand, Reserve Your Space in The 195 where they will stay c^yia iisfield ‘■Drive through the winter, are Herald’s Annual plants of yucca, or Spanish Reg. 14.95 Ton'rte thru Thursday bayonet. While they are not desert plants, they look at Recalls listings immediately, CWALT DI8NEV (PROOtlCTtOWr ( Features a slide-rule dial for home in their desert-like just one touch rotates over 300 listings into view. In easy tuning, built-in AFC to lock Save $1 79 on two surroundings. Slorei over 300 stant organizer for any in FM stations. Makes a great Back-to-school frequently dialed gift. Battery extra. 12-C3S F m There are dwarf data. Batteries extra. 43-100 Extra-Cut /?ib-£ye Dinners evergreens in tubs, a pine numbers and a spruce. On the right Dinners include: Baked Potato... All-You-Can-Eat HALF-PRICE TAPE SALE! Stereo 8-Track Car Tape Player &leetMioouMi* . ALIEN side of the photo are Edition Salad B a r... Warm Roll with Butter... Free Refills on clumps of ornamental By Realiitic WIITMIMIIjHSiniaMV w C A W lES H O E grass. In front of the house Iced Tea, Soft Drinks and C offee... No Tipping Please. and close to a wide living- Wednesday, August 22 room window is an outdoor Advertising Deadline Friday, August 17 r P l l CUT OUT THIS COUPON I B I p H CUT OUT THIS COUPON planter, both wide and CONNIE JACKSON deep. It is filled now with the sm all blossoms of ■ Save 1J79 ■ Save 1.79 fibrous-rooted begonias. Plan yowr bock-to-Khool advartislng now. lam ambar that Th# 44-841 TWO EXTRA CUT TWO EXTRA CUT Growing behind them, 44-440 MD THE MEN where they will be seen HaroM if yotir bask falling madhmi. It roochaf aH yowr prlma Reg. Small enough to lit RIB EYE DINNERS RIB EYE DINNERS 195 in just about any when the begonias are 80-Mlnute $5.99 (Reg. $3.89 each) $5.99 (Reg $3S'ira, hi torgatf — porantf, toon agart and young odultf. All of whom 40-Minute 59.95 vehicle. 6-watts of gone, are several bird’s superb stereo. In Bcpcrage and demert ore nod Included Beverage and deeeeri are nol Included moko or Inflwonco buying dudflont. 2 , „ 2 “ OFTHESUH nest spruces. The planter < Mounts Easily Under Dash cludes speaker S w v u s w v wW W A F e W ^ W iT iJmf one coupon per couple Not redeemable Limit one coupon per couple Not nrdeeuuil 2 , o 4 “ forcash. Cannot be ueedwMh other discounts /orcash Connotbeusedwthiiiherdisciiiin will be a permanent home cables, mtg. Reg. 2.59 Each : O nly 1’4x4Six6V4" EAST WINDSOR UNd where prohibited. At Participating \bid where'prohibited Ai Pamcipiging for them. Reg. 1.99 Each hardware. 12-1802 a ff usRmmi DRIVE IN m m Steakhomes Steakhoutes The Kaskelas have not Gall Display Advertising Department Offer good Offer good tried to carry the desert Most Items SEPTEMBER Play II Smart Radio Shack Haa Over 59 Yean Experience In Electronica August 10-26 August 10-26 theme completely also available ei SUNDAY 6 :30 - 10:30 throughout the yard. In the Radio Shack R a d io B m a i c o u p o n 643-2711 MANCHESTER COUPON ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ! center they left an Dealers Manchester Shopping Parkada Look for this / h a c k I Manchester — 119 Spencer Street There's a Ponderosa Near You. sign in your HOME OF THE HIGKEL DRIHK neighborhood ■ (Silver Lane) e a s t h a b t f o b d ■ Hartford — On Prospect Avenue PUMPERNICKEL PUB ■ (one block North of King'sl XEROX Charter Oak Plaia S A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION ‘ PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORKS 432 Oakland St, Oakland Common A ('NtVKKSAl. PH'I I KK fBUtr I Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue ...... n ^ m (next to Economy Electric) EAST HARTFORD ^ ^ ^ i n Windsor Shopping Center i She Heralh COHES u 5 noun 5 DRIVE IN hja /44a PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Pronto Printer FO R S C R E E N TIM E S Phone: 643-PUBB 1007 Main St„ E.H.
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13 Business Help W a n M 73 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad ,3 Hair 'Vantad ■MTf'yf . RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. PART TIME. Phone from SUPERINTENDANT-110 un Pleasant personable and home servicing our customers its. Hard worker. Mechanical rnim i l t m Conservation capable typist wanted by of in your own area. 249-7773. experience necessary. Please fice located in the ^ Call 843-2711 apply in person 9 to 11 at Some tools required. Apply Manchester-Vernon area. SECRETARY WANTED in Fountain Village ApartmenU, Call 643-2711 ik ^ _ Please send resume to Box S, legal office in Manchester. 175 D ow ney D riv e , in person: aBaSpwiGtrtL 4 ^ Costs Money c/o Manchester Herald. Applicant must be an Manchester, see Carroll John ' J 4 If 3^ If if ^^3f3f3f^3f3f3f3f3f3f3f¥-¥*^*^^*^*¥***>h**^**** excellent typist to handle son Brundrett. Hincmtttr. CT ’*4^ Dogt-Blrdi-Pal$ 43 SHEET METAL WORKER - varied materials and have a ArUclaa for Bala NEW YORK (UPI) — Conservation can solve the Experienced. Soldering etc. pleasing telephone manner. HOME SWEET HOME - American energy problem a lot faster than a synthetic Call 528-2101. Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru GREENHOUSE AND Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 NURSERY HELPERS. Full Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad Complete health-guard fuel program but It will cost almost as much, says an Friday. Salary commensurate CMffiL IGt G««M facilities. Cats also. Canine TOOLMAKER WANTED - with experience. Reply with NBOS time. Preferably Voag. Or CRAFTSMEN 10” RADIAL Atlanta energy expert. greenhouse training. GROUNDS POSITION PART TIME RESPONSIBLE PLEASANT, ARTICULATE, EXPERIENCE EXHIBIT Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Prototype and machine references to Box EE, c/o PART r a n H O P WANTED CLERICAL INTELLIGENT, strong and ARM SAW with table and “We could save eight million barrels of oil a day by Excellent opportunity to AVAILABLE - Apply in per ASSISTANT- Tolland County POSITION available to in PERSON for repair and refur- - 6 & 6 2 family new accessories. Used once. Call Road, Manchester. 646-5971. building. Apply in person, 81 Manchester Herald. clude half day, Saturday and healthy female wanted to bishing department. conservation measures alone," says E. Milton Commerce Street, Glaston learn. Some tractor son at Manchester Country Superior Court. E.O.E. roof, wiring, plumbing, 2 heating 643-1009. Club maintenance building Sunday as laundromat atten- train for responsible sales Excellent opening. systems, GHW BB. kitchen, baUis Uualcal Inatrumenta 44 bury, or call 633-4895. MATURE SECRETARY - Appty ki p m u n a t experience Typing, bookkeeping and Bevington, president of Servidyne Corp. of Atlanta, for between 1 PM and 3 PM. dent. 646-8749. position with established Displaycraft, Manchester, and newly painted. RECEPTIONIST. Light m t lURNWOI AVINUI necessary. Call 643-84/4. general office skills required. energy conservation firm. AIR CONDITIONER - 6,000 ten years in the business of advising companies how to Woodland Gardens, 168 Call 875-6294. 643-9557. •MMOhWtW • New Listing. 6 room BTU, Runs well. $65. FREE CASE with all 1/2 MANAGER FOR Bookkeeping, typing, and MtT HAWTOHD, CT. PART TIME CASHIER Must be available at un save fuel and electricity, JANITORIAL OPERATION - Woodland Street, Manchester. MALE AND FEMALE - Part Cape. F /P living room, 2 baUis, 27’’Wxl8"H. Cqll after 5 PM. price Guitars with this ad. transcribing skills. Part time. WANTED for Rockville or orthodox hours, and own late enclosed porch, basement rec Bevington said practically every home and business in Must have experience direc Flexible hours. Manchester time general pizza shop 649-9604. Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, duties. Apply within: 267 East Manchester store. Apply in model car. Salary during room. A buy at 156,900. New Britain. 225-1977. Open til the country could save anywhere from 30 to 70 percent of ting and following up super Professioani Office. Send DESK CLERK- Part lime training, commission *#•••••••••••••••••••••••• weekends. Mature person. Center Street, Manchester. FULL TIME COOK. 9 lo 5, person: Xtra Mart • Full dormered DROP LEAF TABLE- 4 ft. 9 p.m. its energy consumption. visors. Salary in the teens. resume to Box DD, c/o thereafter in $25,000 to $35,000 Bualneaa Opportunity U For more information toward Will train. Madison Motor Inn. Monday thru Friday. $3.00 to Convenience Store, 404 Hart Cape. 4-5 bedrooms, IVi baths, F/P solid cherry by Harden. Good “But,” he said, “we could easily spend up to $160 billion Manchester Herald. WANTED: RESPONSIBLE CLERICAL PERSON ford Road, Manchester or 81 range. This is not a job for any TROMBONE- In excellent name and telephone number 393 Main Street, East Hart 3.95 per hour. 1 week paid ordinary person. 'Those who living room O.S. attached 1 car condition. $100.00 firm. Call SALES HELP for childrens NEEDED. PROCESSING of Union Street, Rockville, VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco garage. Idea) for large family |S9,- condition. Buescher, with in the next 10 years on engineering and design and to Box Y c/o Manchester MOTEL DESK CLERK - ford. 568-3560. vacation first year. Health in need a regular schedule need Snacks with locations $3,580 644-8160. clothings store. Full time and purchase orders, inventory surance available. Call Mike between 6 AM and 4 PM, Must 900. oversizednease, $250. Call 649- remodeling of buildings, vehicles and machines to save Herald. Saturday and Sunday after part time hours available. be over 18. not apply .^ i s is an unusually CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- noons. References. 6w-6814. and stock control, general gal at 646-1976. *l>8aellM Hr - immaculate 7 room ELECTRIC STOVE- 40” , 2 7085 anytime. energy." Ideal hours for mothers. App- friday. Good chance for ad good position for an outstan 2355 Ext. 905. JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR ding female who wishes a new 3 bedroom Cape on Henry St. ovens, deep well. $100.00. However, Bevington said, the money would be better ly in person: Childrens SEEKING A CHALLENGING Applianced kitchen, w/w iwsemeui VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. - For multi-site operation. LEGAL SECRETARY- vancement. Typing essential. PART TIME WAITRESESS - professional career and needs Also, tire B78X13, $35.00. Call %earhouse, (inside Marshalls EXECUTIVE Will train. Call Mrs. Bloom. PART TIME JOB for the fall? rec rm. ^ o r l walk to all schools. Excellent condition. $90.00. spent than the $140 billion President Carter wants to Must have experience and be Eastern Law Firm. Fuil Lunch and dinner shifts. App a higher income. Qualified 643-1814. Mall), Manchester Parkade. 646-2900. ly in person at Tacorral, 246 Wendys Old Fashioned Harn- ]^tMn your own highly? K1.900. Call 643-4762. spend on alternative and synthetic fuels, “even though we able to work second shift. benefits. Experienced in SALESPERSON burgers of Manchester will applicants please call - 232- 'promabto und baauUhil ■ Salary in teens For informa Broad Street. Manchester. *Ww c h t lHr • Al) brick 7 4 room MOVING, MUST SELL ultimately may have to go to synthetic fuels." Domestic Relations and/or EMPLOYMENT OPENINGS- have several positions 4949 for ap^intment. I bIu* Jaan Blora and | 45 tion forward name and Commerical Law, preferred $250 WEEKLY MAILING Colonial Cape Immaculate condi FURNITURE! Big selection! Boals-Acceaaorles The difference, he said, is the money spent to conserve In our Dry Wall and Insulation We will train the right per a n d STU FFIN G FULL TIME DISHWASHER - available for lunch, 11 AM to 2 BFaahlon Shop, a tion, applianced kitchen, 1 4 baths. Please call evenings, 528-3074, telephone number to Box Z, but not required. Call 423-9231. Divisions. Carpentry and con PM, weekdays. If interested fuel will not be handed over to bureaucrats. It will be c/o Manchester Herald. son for a professional sales ENVELOPES Send stamped 9 to 5, Monday thru Friday. iMadamolaalla Faahlona ! 2 car garage. Only $62,900. or 528-5096. 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT struction experience helpful. apply in person at: WENDYS, ■ottara Ihia uniqua oppor-1 CENTER CONSOLE- With spent by the fuel consumers themselves and the benefits FU LL T IM E career. The qualified in envelope: M & B Enterprises. Call Mike at 646-1978. Call B. A. Lozier, Inc,, 646- Box 4181. Topeka, KS. 66604 260 Broad St., Manchester. llunity. Brand namaa auch ■ ’MandiMtV • Immaculate 74 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. will be spelled out for them in advance by competent con MUNSON'S CANDY EXPERIENCED and respon 4464 ; 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. dividual will receive a Monday-Friday from 2 to 4 room Gambololti built custom 7 FT. MOUNTED SAIL FISH, KITCHEN is seeking male to KITCHEN HELP WANTED • 1 ACCOUNTING CLERK aaa Laa, Uyl, Wramlar, S Trailer, anchor, compass. CB, servation engineers who can demonstrate that the out sible Pizza and Grinder help. monthly training PM brick Cape. 2 baths, w/w hardcover books, end tables, learn trade as candy maker. for private country club. *Fadad Olory, **•••.■ carpeting, central air. 3 car gar built in 40 gallon gas tank, lays really will pay off in fuel and power savings. Apply in person: La Strada ACCOUNTING CLERK- allowance plus com Diversified duties. I Undlubbar, and ovar 30 | lamps, lawn furniture, 10' extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has Must be neat, have good per West, 471 Hartford Road, missions and complete GAL FRIDAY • For clerical Please call 872-9133. age Asking $77,900. The big savings can be made in heating, air con Diversified duties. Typing, and phone answering duties PART TIME OR FULL TIME ■ othar nationally-known _ Castro convertable, Chinese new bottom paint, and is in sonal habits, and be of sincere between 2 and 5 p.m. Posting, Payables etc. 1 Ser fringe benefits. No over LEGAL SECRETARY needed Typing, Posting, 'M inehllttr > Executive furniture, 20 cubic ft. Amana ditioning and transportation energy costs, Bevington character. Send resume, in Hours flexible. Pleasant FOOTBALL COACH ■ Anyone fbranda and ! water. Bought larger boat. vice Clerk full time, 1 Service night traveling required for Manchester law firm laporttwaar. SIS,500.00 | neighborhood. Immaculate 9 room freezer, workbench, musical $5,000 complete. 742-7668. said. The high conversion costs can't be minimized, he cluding work experience, age, HELP WANTED FULL working conditions with interested in coaching football Payables, etc. 5 bedrooms. 3 4 baths. O.S. 2 car Clerk part time. Sales and your income potential professional lawn treatment at East Catholic High School Typing and shorthand skill! I Includaa baginning Inyan- ■ decantors. Call 528-5871. said. It always costs more to fix up something that is ob address etc. to: Munson’s TIME- Gas Station Attendant. experience in appliance, necessary. Salary negotiable garage, central air on 4 acre. will be in excess of $35,000 on a voluntary basts please 5 lory, training, iTxturaa, ! Park like grounds. Much much 16 FOOT PEMBROKE P&WA Musical Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, Immediate opening. Apply in company. Call Lawn-A-Mat, Benefits available. Call 643 1 SERVICE CLERK fu ll SEARS 15 INCH COLOR T.V. solete or was ill-conceived in the first place than it does giftware etc. Sight and Sound a year. If your ambitious, 649-8667; 9 AM-4 PM for ap call 742-9601 ■ and Grand Opaning B more Ideal for In-Law arrange RUNABOUT with trailer $400. Bolton, Conn., 06040. person only to: Stan Graham, part time. Must have sales 8824 promotion. For fnforma- I - Good picture with cable What looks like a musical band of tubes in to start out afresh, especially if you start afresh on a Moriarty Brothers, enjoy an independant work pointment. tim e . I ment Call for details and appoint Hospital bed $25 . 646-5892. Knowledge in products, in SEC RETA R Y TO ■ Uon call 817-495-7107 tor , ment. hookup. $35. Call after 5 PM. mass production basis. WANTED: Loving sitter for Manchester. style and have a basic WAITRESS WANTED reality is an air-flow measuring system of a cluding office equipment. KENNEL ASSISTANT, High SUPERVISORS AND J^^^ko^^ ■ J 649-5943. S p o rtin g Goods 46 A prime example of this can be seen in the current Robertson kindergartener. Apply in person; 5 Flags business background, this WEEKDAYS. Available 6:30 - • 1 SERVICE CLERK test stand being used in testing the Pratt & From 10 AM to school time, MECHANICALLY School JUNIOR only. Steady DIRECTORS- Vernon Public campaign of the Diesel Automobile Association, a Limited. 261 Broad Street, is the career opportunity 2 PM and or 9:00 AM-2 PM. 'WK OHMTTHl SALES PUM AVNLME MUST SELL - BEING HIGH STANDARD 357 occasional after school for 3 INCLINED PERSON - part time involvement with Schools. Administration Whitney Aircraft JT9D-7R4 engine for the Manchester. you've been looking for. Apply at A C Petersen. 260 part time. Sales “Membtr All PofnU Relocation" TRANSFERRED. 1 1/2 cords Magnum. Very little use. Call promotional group, to persuade the automobile industry kids. Starting in September, Experienced in light plumbing pets,Its. public and maintenance,maintenance Building Able to take dicta Send resume to: tion and type 40 wpm alter North Main St.. Manchester. of firewood $80; 2 78-14 snow 646-3263. new Boeing 767 jetliner. Air for the engine un to switch to new, highly fuel-efficient diesel engines for but some time is available in and electrical work. Write to Male[ale or outdoor typetj female e xp e rie n ce in tires $50; sectional sofa with PART TIME POSITION for f Inne, 200 deducting lor errors. High EDUCATION LOMBARDO der test is measured as it enters the tuba-like passenger cars. August if desired. 649-1103 or Box F, c/o Manchester students with license.and car. Canine Holiday matching chair $225. Call 646- 289-7549 ask for Elaine. Herald. Sheldon Rd.. Manchester School graduate with at least appliance, giftware, A n tiq u e s 48 nozzles at P&WA's laboratory in East Hart The association has a couple of American family-sized Hourly rate plus mileage. M r. Bamis one (1) years' employment in PROFESSIONAL SALES and 0880 after 5:30 PM. Apply G. Siddell, The Hart Inquire 3 5 PM e tc . Private Inatructlons 18 cars retrofitted with a small four-cylinder Japanese PART TIME "Girl Friday". P.O. Box 1009 secretarial or clerical work PEOPLE with proven track ASSOCIATES WANTED: Antique furniture, ford. (UPI photo) JANITORIAL H E L P ford Courant, 649^1. record. We offer highest com OLD ICE CREAM CHEST diesel engine that gives 47 miles to the gallon with a full (Mornings) Bookkeeping, WANTED- East Hartford,lartfoi Manchester, Ct Ability lo use variety of office REMEDIAL READING and glass, pewter, oil paintings or NURSES AIDES - 7 ■ 3, and 3 machines 10 month, 30 hr missions in the area, modern FREEZER - Excellent other antique items. R. load and 62 mpg with only a driver. The engine is used to typing^ necessary. For active South Windsor, Tolland area, 06040 • SIGHT AND SOUND math; individualized work Lots-Land for Sale 24 working condition. $100. Real Estate Office. 289-7475. lo 11. part time and full time work week Salary $2.99 ■ $3 42 offices. secretarial Harrison, 643-8709. power light trucks in Japan. It cannot currently pass the 5 to 9 p.m., Monday thru Knjoy working in a very plea assistance, complete adver program. (lst-8th grade) by Hass(x;k style portable toilet Friday. Middle a ^ .man RN dependent upon experience. part time. Must have U.S. emission standards for passenger cars. sant and home like at tising. on-going educational master s degree teacher. 568- BOLTON CENTER 1 1/2 $10. 871-2991. 49 Despathy Opens BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 referred. Roger C. Pease L NURSING SUPERVISOR AUTO PARTS DRIVER Inquire Mr John Bellino. 872- 8075, Wanted to B uy It cost nearly $5,000 each to retrofit the engine into the mosphere, helping our elderly 8571 Equal Opportunity Af plan, more Interested parties sales knowledge in acres, view. $22,000 ERA hours. 4 times a month, within in, 875-6570. wanted lor local store Some Miller and Piera. 649-5273 or two American cars, $3,200 for the engine and $1,800 for in walking distance to Bently Private home health 1 care patients Experienced firmative Action Employer will send resume to; Manage WANTED: TRUNK in clerical work necessary Big preferred Please Call Doris ment. P 0. Box 1533, Broad products, mduAig of RIDING LESSONS indoor 228-3518. SWIM POOLS distributor dis New Home Store stallation. At that rate, even with the huge fuel saving, it School area. 649-7234. FULL & PART TIME HELP agency seeking full time A Auto Parts. Glastonbury. riding ring. Western stock posing of brand new 31’ long reasonable condition - must nursing supervisor with Blame RN, Director of BABYSITTER WANTED • In Street Station, Manchester. lock. Call 643-1682 would take 14 years just to pay for the retrofit. Robert NEEDED- Retail experience 659-0535 Nurses. 646-0129 Manchester Ct 06040 All replies strictly fice equipment seat, saddle seat and hunt R eal Estate W anted 28 above ground pools complete OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House necessary. Apply in person: BSN and at least 2 years mv home Monday thru seat- All levels 228-9817. with huge 16’ sundeck, fen Gibbons, president of the association, conceded. Manor Nursing Home, 385 Friday. 8 - 4 Call 64^5084 ronfidential EAST HARTFORD - According to Will Despathy, the delivery. Year round work. Parkade Liggett-Rexall. community health WAITRESS WANTED- Apply ALL CASH For your property, cing, filter. Asking $687. “But on a mass production basis, this little engine All benefits, /^ply M&M Oil Center Street. Manchester. Financing and installation concept of the general furniture store is even more im- American cars for a little over experience. Challenging in person to: La Strada West VOICE, PIANO Instructions. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Co , Route 6, Bolton. MEN NEEDED by small Apply in person: Former faculty New York available. Call Jerry collect porlant today than it was in years past. “People ap- . opportunity in the fastest Restaurant, 471 Hartford Tape. Instant Service. Hayes □ RENTALS $1,000," he said. manufacturing company for a growing area of nursing Road. Manchester Music and Art High School. Corp. 6464131. 203/324-9289. predate a centrally-located store that offers a wide OIL BURNER SERVCE variety of jobs using hand and 5 FLAGS LIMITED Professional Singer/Pianist. Detroit shows little interest so far. It would take a lot care Salary negotiable. selection of brand names, competitive prices, and still MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all power tools. Requires basic MANCHESTER LAW FIRM 644-8597. HANDMADE BOYS WOOL Rooms lo r Rent 52 of money to solve the little diesel’s emission problem to Send resume to: SELLING your house? Call us gives lots of service," Despathy says, “and that’s the residential. All benefits. M & mechanical ability and some seeking full time secretary 261 Broad Street first and we ll make you a SWEATER. Ice hocky" player the satisfaction of the Environmental Protection Agency. M Oil. Route 6, Bolton. shop experience. High school Call Lessner. Rottner, Karp Schools-Classes 19 cash offer! T.J. Crockett. design. Size 34-36. Call 659- THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen simple idea behind our new home furnishings center on trally located. Downtown grads only. Must be mature, and Plepler, P C. - 649-5277 Manchester, Ct. Realtor. 643-1577. 0022. Burnside Avenue in East Hartford." CARD GALLERY- dependable and willing to Executive Olrectnr FOR THE BEST - Manchester Manchester. Kitchen Will Despathy has been working hard toward es Aggressive part time sales work. $3.50 to start. 7:30 AM AM A Assistance ARTHUR TREACHERS IS Gymnastic School 3 to 5 MAY WE BUY your home? * TAG SALES privileges. Call 649-2358. tablishing Despathy's as a major force in furniture people needed. Flexible hours, to 4 PM. 289-9321. NOW accepting applications pupils per teacher. FREE in of N.LCL, Inc. Quick, fair, all cash and no retailing in Central Connecticut. “After all, our family on a permanent basis. Some for day or evening part time troductory lesson with this ad. problem. Call Warren E. TAG SALE- Friday and Satur MANCHESTER SUMMER nights and Sundws. Apply in M A CHINIST Call 6464306. or 646-3549. STREET- 4 Rooms available has been in business for over 53 years — and has meant a 357 East Center Street help Male and lemale. no LAUNDRY FOLDER - Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. day. August 10th Si 11th. 1-10- person only, EOE. Card BRIDGEPORT. 1 year experience necessary Must 4. 36 Flag Drive (off Scott). September 1st. Parking. No M a n c h e ste r Applications are now being lot to the people of this area,” he says. “ We certainly G a lle ry experience, trainee. Call be over 18 Apply in person Townhouse apartments m Ashford convenient to 1-86 accepted for full and part Furniture, household items, utilities, or pets. Security ghe H erald Parkade today, Newgate Machine. Manchester. Ct. 06040 □ REAL ESTATE Household Goods 40 deposit. 644-1408. have been doing a lot right.” Arthur Treachers Fish Si time employment in our laun miscellaneous. Manchester 647-1789. Chips, 401 Center Street, and UConn. The new store offers what Despathy calls a “total con SEC R E TA R Y dry .department. Mature REFRIGERATORS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester MOVING TO FLORIDA- Tag cept approach" where the consumer will enjoy over 25,- BOOKKEEPER for busy ren applicants need only apply Homes For Sale 23 Washers / Ranges, used, WANTED PART TIME Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres ol privacy, eat h willi il .n Must be 18 years of age^ Sale and Garage Sale. 10 AM 000 square feet of display area showcasing a wide selec RECEPTIONIST FOR tal office. Please apply in per guaranteed and clean. New •••••••••••••••••••••••••• COOKS & K ITC H EN COVENTRY HIGH SCHOOL Excellent work conditions and shipment damaged, G.E Si until ?. Both days. August Ilth tion of furniture, plus customer service, warehousing, PHYSICIAN- Manchester of son, hours of 9 a.m. to 11 a m. GUIDANCE SECRETARY - own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with disluvaslit i COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 HELPERS- Available at Fountain Village benefits Apply in person: FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. and 12th. 79 Baldwin Road, distribution, delivery, finishing and decorating services Help Wanted 13 fice. I - 2 half days weekiv. Full time, typing and ROOMS. 1st floor family Manchester. Inspection day of □ NOTICES weekends and evenings. Apartments. 175 Downey dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glas,6 door to walk Meadows Convalescent room with fireplace, 4 B D Pearl Si Son, 649 Main all under one roof. possibly more lime come fall. shorthand skills required Home. 333 Bidwell Street. sale please. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Experienced preferred. Call days. 246-4260; evenings Drive, Manchester, see out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk in t losct.';. lull balli.’'; generous sized beorooms, 2 Street, 643-2171.______Could help to sell your items ”We believe we can assure customers a good value,” Drivers License. Mature in Contact Dr Donald Nicoletti. Manchester 647-9194 Lost and Found 1 ■ E xperienced only. Top 561-0612. Carroll Johnson Brundrett at 742-8913 or 742-7317 with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lat ililic.'' availahlf in 1/2 baths, central air. 2 car TAG SALE- AuMst 11th and faster, rent your room quicker Despathy states. “Time are tough for the consumer. wages, y^plv: Atlas Tile, 1862 dividuals. Apply in person: garage, walkout basement. a b s o l u t e BARGAINS! and bring you better results! Garden Grove Caterers, Custom made draperies, slip 12th, from 11-4. 9 Stevens Inflation and energy costs mean that people will spend LOST MY CATS- Female Berlin ’Ipke,, Wethersfield, EXPERIENCED NEED FIREMAN - WATCHMAN. basement. Beaulilul rcdecoration in process - inside and uui $83,500 Group I, Philbrick Street. Bicycles, electric Ask the Herald Classified Ad Keeney Street, Manchester. Experience on high pressure Agency. 646-4200. covers and upholstery. Budget more time at home - and want a more comfortable en bluepoint Siamese named 563-0151. APPLY ONLY- Roofing, organ, bench press and taker about details. Put the boiler preferred. Year round, Come See Our COUNTRY WITH 'CONVFMFNCK liung Terms Arrangedanged. Call 289-2331 CTAR to work for you! Phone vironment. And certainly the home is one of today’s Violet and a female tiger Siding Si Home Remodeling. CASHIERS - Full time for household items. named Fern. $25 reward each. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 MAN TO WORK IN GLASS Call 742-8440, or 643-8769. good wages and overtime. HIGH SCHOOL sophomore heatlh and beauty aid store. SPLIT LEVEL ■ 7 rooms. 2 or 646-1000. 643-2711. better investments." SHOP - Full or part time. and Married Couples preferred No Pets From '22(MHi nunilli Sti mils Please call 643-1861. p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Paid CMS, Blue Cross and junior girls for waitress Must be able to work flexible baths. 3 bedrooms. Im TAG SALE - Cleaning house. Despathy advises people to stick with name brands Apply director of nursing. Apply in person to J.A. White RN or LPN - Full or part Life Insurance work Part time after school, required. schedule. Previous maculate condition. Healed ELECTRIC RANGE- With Glass Co., 31 Bissell Street. eye level oven, and lower Collectibles, antiques. 8MM with a history of quality, to buy from an experienced Salmonbrook Convalescent time. 7 AM to 3 PM. Laurel Amerbelle. Corp., 104 East about 3 nights and Saturdays Call 742-6412 experience preferred but will garage, cast iron baseboard cameras, projector, editor. Home, off House Street. Manor, 91 (Thestnut Street, Main Street. Rockville, Pleasant working conditions, radiation. Blue stone oven. First $100 takes it. Call retailer with competitive prices and a track record of WE ARE LOOKING FOR a train reliable individual. App Old tools, electrical, plum Glastonburv Please call 633- Manchester. between 9 AM and 3:30 PM. good gratuities. Apply in per lor an appointment ly daily 10 AM lo 8 PM, fireplace, intercom, beautiful 568-9439. delivering service to customers. hard working, conscientious ly landscaped. Complete bing, automobile parts. Also Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 5244. An E.O.E. son Brass Key Restaurant Brooks Discount, 277 West some lumber, 4’’ x 12” , odd "Furniture is still an excellent value," Despathy says, saleswoman with some retail LIVE IN COMPANION for Middle Turnpike. Manchester. recreation compound. 20x40 MAYTAG GAS DRYER FOR experience for 30-40 hours per SALE- Good condition. $100 or lengths, sizes, many mis "and we plan to offer the same service that used to be GOVERNMENT NURSES AIDES wanted for elderly gentleman in Glaston PART TIME BOOKKEEPER M EDIUM SIZE EAST in-ground pool. Cabana. cellaneous items. August 11th GUARANTEED ’BUSINESS full time on all shifts. Apply week. Diamond Showcase, bury. Call after 6 p.m., 633- - with payroll experience. Call HARTFORD LAW FIRM Malibu lights, flowered Aqua best offer. Telephone 646-4025. given by neighborhood merchants plus the convenience of Manchester Parkade, Si 12th, 204 Hawthorne Street, Forliyz" Doll LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. director of nursing. Salmon- 5653 or 643-5932. 646-6323, Monday, Wednesday seeks legal secretary with slide, sundrellas, redwood Manchester. 11 AM - 4 PM. one-stop shopping." Phone 281-4112. hrook Convalescent Home, off or Friday mornings. legal experience. 289-8625 privacy fence 3 driveways Despathy's offers a full range of furniture styles, with ...... House Street, Glastonbury PANTRY PERSON - Part plus much ' more! Group I, time evenings. Call Cavey’s DEMONSTRATORS- Earn □MISC. FOR SALE neighborhood t a g formal and casual settings of Colonial, Early American, Please call 633-5244. $1000 or more selling name Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. SALE - Saturday August 11th, 643-2751. brand toys and gifts (Fisher- Provincial. European and Contemporary groupings. □ EMPLOYMENT VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 12 Articles tor Sale 41 10-4. (Rain date Sunday). ATTENTION - Need 2 people Price, Tonka, Fenton). Clothes dryer, tables, chairs, There will also be special areas set aside for recliners, ...... over 21. Immediate employ JANITORS- Full time and ATTENTION REALTORS ROOM COLONIAL- 3 Treasure House party plan. JANITORS WANTED childrens items, comics, sheet sleep-sofas, bedding, carpeting and draperies, decorating ^e/p W anted 13 ment. This is not a fancy ad, part time. Mature and respon Call collect person to person fireplaces, large Family sible individuals. Apply in per Room. Very luxurious rock, sewing machine table, services, and a clearance area on the lower level. we simply want a person who for Miss Carol 491-2100. Also McDonald’s has openings for janitors 12 PM - 8 Copymate copier, records, needs a permanent job. Ad son: East Hartford Convales throughout! Call R Zimmer. Despathy's Home Furnishings Center is at 525 Burnside TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. booking parties. AM. 5 day work week. $165.(X) to start. Benefits ALUMINUM Sheets used as books, curtains, plants. Apply 81 Commerce Street vancement opportunity. Call cent Home, 745 Main Street. J D. Real Estate for details. Avenue in East Hartford. The store is open daily 10 a.m. East Hartford. Include Insurance, sick time and vacation pay. 646-1980. or 647-1139. printing plates. .007 thick MORE! 63 Horton Road, Glastonbury. PTG between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. ■ 23x32 ”, 25 cents each or 5 for Manchester. to 9 p.m.. Saturdav until 5 p.m. Despathy's will open on COMPANY Telephone 633- 528-3869. E.O.E, For an Interview call 875-6569. NURSES AIDE- Hours to GOMNG M ia rd MANCHESTER, BY $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Sundays, too, after Labor Day. A formal grand opening 7631 MACHINISTS FOR picked up before II a.m. TAG SALE- Moving. Old BABYSITTER NEEDE'D- your liking. Nice place to AIRCRAFT PARTS- 23 OWNER. 6 room Cape, new celebration is planned for September. ONLY. ______chairs, glass, tools, Monday through Thursday. 3 work. Call 649-2358. Experimental and short run. McDonald’s kitchen, lovely yard. $50’s. By The store is "open for business" while decorating and appointment. 643-9380. No household. Etc. 49 South p m to 10 p.m. Own transpor Job shop experience 1221 TOLLAND TURNPIKE DELIVERING DARK LOAM Hawthorne Street. Saturday, finishing touches are being completed, Despathy states. tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; FULL TIME SECRETARY preferred. To work on either agents. V RECEPTIONIST needed for MANCHESTER, CT. - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also 10-4. "We have so many good customers who cam e to our weekends anytime. lathe, bridgeport, cintimatic sand, gravel and stone. 643- local Manchester firm. Will or tracer. Top pay for right MANCHESTER ■ Immaculate stores in Vernon and Eastern Connecticut who want to perform a substantial amount The EAST of The RIVER 9504. ______TAG SALE- Multi family. 9 to SEWERS- Experienced on In oversized 7 Room Cape, full take advantage of summer sale prices that we decided to man. Excellent fringe 4, Saturday and Sunday, dustrial Sewing Machines. of typing, filing and other benefits. Apply at Paragon dormer, full basement, 3 or 4 open right away." related office duties. Send bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye August Ilth and 12th. 151 Oak Will train if necessary. Good Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams set, electric welder, acetylene Street, Manchester. starting pay for the right peo resume to: P.O. Box 1201, Street, Manchester, 847-9935. fireplace, aluminum siding. NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS ■ realtors GIRDE outfit, aluminum ladder, Manchester, Conn. Ix)W $60s. Must Be Seen! 643- ESTATE OK Wll.l.IAM A SMITH ple. Hours:' 7 to 3:30, Monday trailer tires, new electric Thf Hon David C Happe, Judge, of thru Friday. Apply in person INSTALLER- 3M Scotchtint 7222. No agents. generator, electric lawn- Relocates Office Itii' Court of Probate, Dislrict iil at; Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regent FULL & PART TIME for solar control films. Start (’ovcnlrv at a bearing held on July 3d. A complete tabloid of local Realtors mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Street, Manchester. Equal Snack Bar and Golf Course. $4.00. High potential. MANCHESTER TAG SALE - August 11 i 11 MANCHESTER - F.A.C.S.. specializing in 197‘J ordered that all claims must be Apply at: Tallwood Country IMMACULATE aluminum presented to the fiduciary on or before Opportunity Employer M/F. Excellent fringe benefits. TO ILET Si M ED ICIN E 50 Victoria Road, Manchester. medical and surgical dis November 7, 1979 or be barred as by Club. Route 85 Hebron. Phone servicing the East of The River Area. sided Cape with 2 car garage, Daniel W. Burn^, M.D., Training provided. Call CABINET. Good condition. 10-4. 2 family. Lamps, 2 air eases of the eye, has an law provided. STAFF ACCOUNTANT ■ CPA 646-1151. Elmore Associates. 647-1411. fireplace, baseboard heat. Hertha K Happe. Assumable 7 1/2% mortgage Suitable tor cottage or boat. conditioners, miscellaneous. nounced the relocation of Clerk firm Local firm located in Please call 643-6540. his office to 116 E. Center The fiduciary is Tolland County is seeking to possible. Nice neighborhood. Owen Mark Sanderson expand their staff to service Copy Deadline: Aug. 14 Group I, Belfiore Agency. 647- St. 65(5 Middle Turnpike for space WOOD PICTURE FRAME Storrs, Connecticut diversified small business 1413. 18X22, $7. Grill on wheels $8, Dr. Burns is a graduate 06268 clients. Tax and auditing ANDOVER - Contemporary Coffee & End Tables $20, TAG SALE- 72 Linden Street. of Georgetown University and experience helpful. Please Barbells $18, 2 large Anchors Furniture, babys items, Paul A Heller send resume to Box S, c/o Ranch, balcony, family game School of Medicine and did 45 Church Street Si Buoy $50. Diving Equip gallon jars, etc. Saturday, 9 - 5 Manchester Herald.. Aug. 1 7 for copy deadline room, newly remodelM, gar his specialty training in Willimantic. Ct. ment, (fins, mask, gloves, and Sunday, 1 -5. 06226 Secretaries Picture yourself in a rewarding position as a nurse age. 1 3/4 acres. $75,900. ER/ERA knife), old rocker $10. 649- ophthalmology at Emory 020-8 ('null 111 I’riiliiiU'. District of Ciivcnty aide. If you always wanted to work in the health Miller and Piera, 649-5273 University in Atlanta, Ga. NHTICK OK HKAKINd If you can type 50 wpm and take shorthand at or 228-351E______1104. KSrATK OK GKOHGK E. care field but lacked the training and experience •ff sos: He is a mem ber of the OEIIOMIU.KH 80-100 wpm, we want to talk to you about our necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the MANCHESTER- Sliding doors TAG SALE - Drapes, fur A pretty party dress in Alpha Omega Alpha Hursiianl In iin order ol Hon David C Secretarial openings. The positions may Include crochet, or a ski-outfit in Happe. .ludpc. (lalcd Au|-usl 2. 1979 a required skills while earning excellent wages and overlook lovely yard. New niture, camping equipment, knit, for the 11V4" doll. National Medical Honor hcarini; will be held on an anpliealion general administrative duties, correspondence kitchen, new roof, family canning jars, odds and ends. pravinp lhal Hiere be a sale cil real benefits. YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN No. 5053 has knit di Society, and is a Fellow of properly as in said application on file CONTACT SUE PECK room. $50’s. By appointment. 10 - 4, Mturday August Ilth. 94 INVITATION and report preparation. One or two years ot CABINETS FOR SALE- Good rections for sweater/ the American College of more liillv appears, al the Court nt The Meadows Convalescent Home offers: 643-9380. No agents, condition. Need paint. Call Pond Lane. (Off Deming pants; crochet directions I'robaleon Aueiisl 13. 1979 at 8:45 a.m. experience In a secretarial position Is preferred. Street, Balwin Road and for dress and collar. Surgeons, as well as being KaOiIeen (pnnienke 643-0062. TO BID 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour BOLTON- New listing. Won’t Bryan Driuc.) TO ORDER, iind $1.00 for otcli certified by the American In addition to a good salary, we otter a liberal ottirn, p ill 2S( for poitoft lad effective December 1, 1979. last Call now. Unique 8 room FORCED HOT AIR The Eighth Utilities District 43 {udliof. B o a rd of package of financial and social benefits. And our Ranch with custom contem FURNACE- Some age but fine Dogs-BIrds-Pets ANNE CAROT seeks bids for heating oil and 2. Fully paid insurance: hospital, medical, life and SEAL ESTATE EDITOS Ophthalmologists. downtown location Is easy to get to with a bus porary interior, 2 car garage, working order. Four burner ManchMtir Evtnlng Hirild Dr. Burns lives in service for the year 1979-1980. disability. in-ground pool, 2 acres, poten natural gas stove, brown. Fine AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. 1180 Avt. of AmariCM subsidy to help cut the cost. Sable and white. Champion N«w York, N.Y. 100M Manchester with his wife Sealed proposals will be INVITATION TO BID 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. tial for professional offices. older wardrobe. 649-5547. received until 4:00 p.m., The Manchester Board of If you qualify, please call Amelia Battalino at $70,000. Group I, F.J. Spilecki quality and temperament. 643- and two children, where he 7268. ______Print Namt. Addreii with ZIP Friday, August 17, 1979. Bids Education seeks bids for No. 2 277-7216 or Jeannette Goulet at 277-2753 tor an 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. Realtors. 643-212L OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. CODE and Stylo Numbor. I'l W . Hllriis. has practicied since 1973. Hutch, walnut finish, 197 9 ALBUM with a 32-pag:e will be publicly opened, read Fuel Oil for the 1979-1980 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD and recorded at the August 20, school year. Sealed proposals appointment. ®ie lietald excellent condition $150. New "Gift Section" with full REGISTERED HALF directions. Price . . . $2.00 meeting of the Eighth will be received until 11:00 6. Training and in-service education. B-13 Steel Radial Firestone Plant Dedicated CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ARABIAN GELDING - Red ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.2S EACH. Utilities District. The right is A.m ., August 17, 1979, at 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. MANCHESTER - GREEN with white blaze and rear No. a*11S-.BLUE RIBBOH OUILTS. reserved to reject any of all which time they will be MANOR RANCH. Large 8. Located near public transportation. b l a c k I w h i t e stockings. 649-8355. Cootalnt ilxtiOR lovely qollti. MOSCOW il'PIi - J. Paul Austin, chairman of the bids. Bids quotes are to be publicly opened. living room with fireplace, No. Q -m -Q U IL T S ON PARADE. PORTABLE TELEVISION DlroctlMu fer lUtooR qotiU. board of the Coca-Cola Co., dedicated a bottling and sent to the Eighth Utilities Specifications and bid forms dining room, 3 bedrooms, eat- SET- $30. Call 528-7212 ONE PAIR OF KITTENS, Aids Irsining cistsss bsgin Immsdlatsly. in kitchen, some appliances, No. Q-11B-flRANDM0THER'S FLOW container-fillmg plant Tuesday that will produce Coca- District. 32 Main St., may be secured at the anytime. lemfemale, ale, jet black, half ER QUILTS. 16 faicinatinff qulIU Manchester, Conn. 06040. Business Office, 45 N. School Call; PatSoucier, Meadows Convalescent Home wall-to-wall carpeting, Siamese. 342-0571 or 633-6581. No. Q-11S-AM ERICA'S FAVORITE Cola and Fanta orange drink for Russians. aluminum siding, aluminum AF6KANS. A btaatlfol leioetlon. The bottling lacilities are operated by the Soviet Helen J. Warrington Street, Manchester, Connec THE TRAVELERS 333 BidwtII 81. Manchester, Ct. ELECTROLUX Vacuum with No. Q-120 - MARE A 6IFT. Many storms and screens. Air con FREfe RABBITS- 2 months Ministry of Food Industry. Clerk ticut. in downtown Hartford ditioned, landscaped lot, 125 power nozzle in good condi' BHtt for frltndt and family. 6 4 7 - 9 1 9 4 643 lion. Call 646-3125. Asking old. 3 black and 1 white. Call Eighth Utilities Raymond E. Demers ft. X 85 ft. with fruit trees. By The bottling line has a capacity of 24.000 bottles per $125. 633-4823. hour and a second line has a capacity for filling 200 ion- District Business Manager An equal opportunity employer MIF owner, $54,900. 643-8502. tainers per hour ol syrups or premixed beverage. 012-8 019-8 I'A liK KK aiT KK N K V KM N C HERAl.D. Thurs.. August 9. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 9, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN Paaniitt — ChariM M. 9ehulz UHIM CAffi PROFESSHHIIUS Locally baaad outlet of national lawn NO,0LIWER?#DPMdr. 55 In addition Answer to Previous Puzzle Apartmenis For Rent 53 Apartments For Rant 53 treatment company haa job opening! ALLRI6HT,MEN,I'M WEN fOD HEAR TOUR ACMOSS SAf^ailHEROLLIS 56 Athletic Dear Abby F c C E E C R U W O E for lawn apaclallita trainee!, goo