'Hope' Hits Hong Kong

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Meat Suit Vol, XCVIII, No. 257 — Manohaster. Conn., Thuraday, August 2.1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 • 20* Single Copy » 15* Home Delivered VERNON (UPI) - Five per­ sons who had sued a Hartford meat market for more than $6 g m million after eating a prepared pork spread they'Claimed con­ I- i tained worm larva have settled Typhoon ‘Hope’ nar, tha out of court for more than $100,- tar Com- 000. mlnlatra* The five had filed suits in 1977, ilgnad to claiming they had contracted n. Thiala trichinosis from a prepared pork Hits Hong Kong Program. spread they ate at Adolf’s Meats aCaraar and Sausage Kitchen Inc. in 1975. HONG KONG, Aug 2 (UPI) - was so extensive that one 6-year-old official said. “If they are in small 1. All five said they became sick Typhoon Hope slammed into Hong boy was killed in a iandslide in South boats and they’re caught in this ■amlnara after eating the pre-cooked Kong with ferocious 150 mph winds Korea sparked by heavy rains. typhoon, it is disaster.” •rgy coat spread. today, killing two people and tossing Tree limbs, metal roofing, aw­ The typhoon, the worst to hit Hong financial George-Kiaffas of Portland, freighters around in the harbor nings, potted plants and other debris Kong in nearly a decade, veered who claimed he had lost 50 per­ causing four collisions. flew through Hong Kong streets and straight into the colony after shifting ilyamora richocheted off buildings. Parked course today. It already had killed at lualnaaa, cent of the use of his lower leg as The government said two people a result of the illness, will receive were killed and 123 injured, most of cars were crushed by falling trees. least six people in Taiwan and the 2 137. $81,000 in damages as a result of them hy glass, roofing material and The typhoon sucked windows out of Philippines. the settlement. trees that Hope rocketed through the buildings and flooded many homes. Officials said Typhoon Hope was Irene Provost of Tolland, will street. Officials said many of the flimsy the worst storm to threaten Hong •nior receive $8,500. Jane Gurzeda of The fatalities were a 3-year-oId girl shacks that serve as homes for im­ Kong since Typhoon Rose killed 100 Windsor Locks who said she lost who drowned when she was swept off migrants from China were blown people in 1971. all her hair as a result of the il­ the deck of her family’s fishing junk away. But the residents, evacuated raas, tul- lness, will receive $7,000. Karol and a 50-year-old electrician elec­ as a precaution, were reported safe. About 67,000 Vietnamese refugees alvadfor Marchut of Wethersfield will trocuted by a cable knocked down in were being housed in abandoned For non- receive $3,500 and bis wife the storm. A 10,300-ton Greek registered con­ warehouses, factories and other Mwlllba Izabella was awarded $3,000. The t3rphoon tossed ocean-going tainer ship, the Argonaut, crashed resettlement camps. One govern­ freighters wildly in the colony’s har­ into the famed Star Ferry pier, inflic­ ment warehouse condemned eight bor, collapsed dozens of squatter ting major damage and wedging years ago was particularly Health Care shacks, flooded low-Iying areas, itself into the sea wall. The 6,300-ton vulnerable to the typhoon. HARTFORD (UPI) Con­ toppled cranes and knocked out elec­ Panamanian-registerd Lamma tracts negotiated between Blue tricity, water and communications in Island ran aground at a cargo In addition to the Vietnamese Cross & Blue Shield of Connec­ parts of Hong Kong. handling pier. There were no reports refugees, Hong Kong officials were ticut and the state's general Marine police said 17 ships were of injuries in either incident. worried about an estimated 50,000 hospitals will reduce the com­ tossed about in the harbor, eight of Chinese living on boats. The govern­ pany’s payments but may not Uiem colliding in four separate in­ One ship’s anchor damaged ment established 135 temporary reduce health care costs. cidents. telephone lines on the bottom of the typhoon shelters throughout Hong Severe tropical storm “Hope” packing center winds of 120 harbor running between Hong Kong Kong and encouraged the squatters The one-year agreements miles-an-hour hurtled through Uie South ^ in a Sea towards the Hope passed over Hong ICong between the health insurance westward and was hovering.over the island and the Kowloon Peninsula, and boat residents to take refuge. company and 36 general hospitals British Colony of Hong Kong today leaving one man killed and Pearl River delta of southern China, knocking out cross-harbor calls. over 100 injured. Gusty winds together with floods scattered Typhoon Hope spared Taiwdn the will reduce payments to the where no reports of damage or injury Western refugee officials said the full force of its fury but still killed hospitals by about $1.5 million. debris and many vehicles over the roads. (UPI photo) were available. The storm system typhoon meant almost certain death four men and disrupted highways and ^ t the contracts, negotiated for any Vietnamese refugees caught railroads along the island’s under pressure from the state In­ on the high seas but no one knew how southeastern coast. . Twenty-foot surance Department will just many boat people were being waves washed out 150 miles of shift the cost of health care. overrrun by the torrential rains, railroad track in one incident. The hospitals will bill non-Blue Political Newcomers rough seas and'intense winds. Cross patient7{or the$l.STnillloB, Two people also drowned in fishing said Itenald Berkowitz, associate "We don’t know how many towns in the Philippines as Hope IT vlge president for finance of the refugees are in the sea but there brushed through the northern tip of Connecticut Hosoital Association. Slate must be some." one Western refugee the archipelago.

Oil Spill By GREG PEARSON "We have strength because we center. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas Herald Reporter have unity,” Kleinschmidt said. "The Democrats came in with a Treaty Ratification "We’re going to work together and better mill rate for the budget than (UPI) — Black swatches of sticky MANCHESTER - The Democrats tar marring a 5- to 10-foot-wide we’re going to be a winner," Maffe the other party did,” he said. will emphasize their unity and past Penny also mentioned the revalua­ ribbon of Mexican beach could record as they campaign to maintain added. Linked to Spending Democratic Town Chairman Ted tion phase-in, which led to lower begin appearing on U.S. shores by control of the Town Board of Direc­ Cummings also told the town com­ taxes for most homeowners, and an Friiday, and the task of protecting tors with a slate of two incumbents WASHINGTON (UPI) — The necessary commitments have been fragile sea life from the record oil mittee that the party would run an improved fiscal rating, which shows Senate is leaning towards ratification made with respect to our strategic and four newcomers. the positive effects of the board’s slick responsible is under way. The Democratic Town Committee aggressive, but clean, campaign. of the SALT II treaty coupled with a needs,” he said in remarks prepared "We’re not going to be snowed or financial work, he said. , Scientists have been using Wednesday night cheered and vote to increase defense spending by for the Foreign Relations Com­ swerved from a clean campaign by He referred to a townwide survey aerial surveillance, computers applauded its slate of six candidates some 3 percent to 5 percent, accor­ mittee. and educated guesses to track the any profane statements by the op­ that showed more than 90 percent of ding to Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif. “Until such firm commitments and that will run for the board. the town’s residents are satisfied oil from a spill In Mexico’s Bay of Mayor Stephen Penny and Deputy position,” he said. Cranston called a news conference their underlying strategy have been Kleinschmidt also referred to a with local government. Campache for more than a month. Mayor 'Stephen Cassano, both Wednesday to announce he knows of confirmed and resulting (strategic) One U.S. official says the effects remark Republican candidate At the completion of his speech, only 12 senators unalterably opposed programs ... have been carefully seeking re-election, will lead the which had been interrupted several to the ecology from the giant ticket Uiat includes newcomers Bar­ Qarence “Bud” Brown had itiade to the arms limitation pact as three assessed and agreed upon, and until Tuesday night. Brown had used a times by applause. Penny received a series of slicks could linger eight bara Weinberg, Francis Maffe, Ar­ weeks of congressional hearings the senate has assured itself that the four-letter word to describe the smell loud, long round of applause. months. nold "Ike” Kleinschmidt and James draw to a close today. flaws in SALT II have been resolved, of a problem at the sewage treat­ Cassano also talked about the par­ A national strike force, com­ McCavanagh. Henry Kissinger, former secretary I urge that ratification of SALT II be posed of teams from North ment plant and some of the problems ty’s record and the amount of work of state, and Gen. Alexander Haig, held in abeyance.” Those who spoke emphasized the the present board has done. Carolina, Mississippi and Califor­ party’s past work and the ^ork that he believes have affected town retired NATO commander and Presi­ Cranston, a supporter of SALT II, nia, has mobilized and is government. “The Democratic Party is on dent Nixon’s last White House chief said 34 senators are firmly com­ lies ahead. “Maybe it was here last night trial,” he said of the upcoming elec­ preparing to battle the oil that "We are going to run such a tough, of staff, were returning today for mitted to vote for the treaty, with the (when the Republicans met), but I tion. “If we lose, we lose the kind of began to stain Mexican beaches aggressive campaign that we will more testimony in the Senate Armed remaining 54 undecided or leaning don’t smell it tonight,” Kleinschmidt leadership we have on town com­ Wednesday about 60 miles south win. We have an outstanding record Services and Foreign Relations Com­ one or the other. missions. The direction of the com­ of Brownsville, Texas, where the — one we can be proud of,” Mrs. said. mittees, respectively. A ratio of nearly 3-1 at this stage of Initial concentration of spill con­ All of the speakers received munity is at stake.” In prepared testimony, Haig the Senate deliberations, Oanston Weinberg said. He also commented on recent trol gear will be-readied. “With the record we have, I can’t applause, but the biggest greeting repeated the cautions he voiced last said, could mean SALT H will be ap­ remarks and actions by the think of a better party to run with,” followed the speech by Penny. week in the Armed Services panel. proved “with substantially more He talked about the ac­ Republican Party leadership and Stock Prices McCavanagh said. “1 am not satisfied that the than 67 votes necessary.” complishments of the board during said it creates the impression that "As hard as the Republicans want NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices the past two years, including its former President Richard Nixon has to push. I’ll push even harder,” he opened mixed today in active development of a transportation come to Ck)nnecticut. trading of New 'York Stock said. Kleinschmidt and Maffe both system for the elderly and han­ “I think he’s here under the name Exchange issues. Decision Preilicted emphasized the team approach to the dicapped, a 911 emergency telephone of Richard Weinstein (the GOFs The Dow Jones industrial system and a new senior citizens town chairman),” Cassano said. average, which rallied to gain 3.92 upcoming campaign. EAST HARTFORD - U.S. Rep. He also stressed that “primary points Wednesday, was off 0.25 William (k)tter said Wednesday he consideration” be given to the 1-84-86 point to 850.08 shortly after the expects a decision by federal of­ connector, a 1.7-mile stretch of opening. Wednesday’s finish was ficials on whether to build Interstate highway that would link 1-84 at the •j; tte highest close since July 10. House Approves Power 84 to the Rhode Island border within Spencer Street exit in Manchester to Advances led declines, 268 to 90 days. 1-86 near the East Hartford town line. 166, among the 670 issues crossing Cotter met with federal and state “This road has widespread support the New York Stock Exchange transportation officials in from town officials and local tape at the outset. For Rationing Gasoline Washington D.C. Wednesday and said residents and has no known, op­ Turnover of NYSE issues in the he has received assurances the position,” he said. early going amounted to about 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The Senate has approved a similar It has two main parts, and here is federal Department of Transporta­ “This road is long overdue and 460,000 shares. House has approved a gasoline­ conservation package and is on how they would work: tion will expedite its approval of the without it, major traffic congestion Both the dollar and the stock rationing and energy-saving bill record in favor of emergency gas­ —Rationing: If fuel shortages environmental impact statement on will continue to clog the streets of market have been strong since backers say will set the nation on a oline rationing authority. But the reach, or threaten to reach, for 30 the highway. East Hartford,” Cotter said. President Carter last week "think conservation” course and White House made it clear days a level 20 percent below nominated Paul Volcker as detractors call an unlimited gift of Wednesday night the president wants supplies a year earlier, the president Federal Reserve chairman. power to the president. more work done on the bill before could order a rationing plan of his Institutions have been active late­ It was an energy policy victory for final passage. own design. Either house could block ly. President Carter, who wants standby A spokesman said the House ver­ its implementation in 15 days. Carter U.S. to Supply Arms But brokers say the market’s ratifldjif authority to use as a last sion “clearly needs improvement already has the power to order MANUGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — runup lately has made it suscepti­ The U.S. Embassy did not com­ r e s m ^ a fuel crisis. before the president can sign it.” rationing, but existing law puts it un­ The United States has agreed in prin­ ment on Ortega’s statement. ble to profit taking. But the/bill provoked bitter par-' He said the ddministration is der a cumbersome congressonal ap­ ciple to supply weapons and other Ortega also said that.although the tisan quarreling that involved “disappointed that the House has proval jrpcess the House bill would equipment to the new Sandinista successful Sandinista revolution Pem(X:ratic and Republican 'floor Inside Today ^ n unable to agree on a\dlrect and' -sliiiplify. ....— National Liberation Front army, a against President Anastasio Somoza leaders, the speaker, and the major clear-cut bill that contain* a set of —Conservation: When fuel shor­ member of the ruling revolutionary will influence the rest of Latin ...... 16-18 energy legislators, and the final ver­ measures that would enable the tages hit 10 percent for 30 days. junta has announced. America, Nicaragua has no intention Classified...... sion brought the hint of a possible Comics...... 19 president to protect the country (rom Carter could direct states to meet Junta member Daniel Ortega told of actively helping other guerrilla presidential veto. Editorial ...... 9 the kinds of problems we have been energy conservation targets. Those a news conference Wednesday the movements such as those in El The bill, sent to the Senate on a 263- Entertainment ...... 14 experiencing this summer.” that failed would have to accept man­ State Department told the U.S. Em­ Salvador and Guatamala. 159 vote Wednesday night, would let Fam ily...... 8 The House bill would set up a datory federal programs. bassy in Managua of its decision to “Let it not.be said that the San­ the president order gasoline Obituaries ...... 10 federal-state program of m^datory l^is is the portion of the bill op­ help in suppiying the new army, but dinista revolution is going to be rationing under a streamlined Peopletalk...... 2 conservation in emergencies less ponents such as Rep. Dave that the U.S. government considers exported,” Ortega said. “These procedure but only if fuel shortages Sports...... 11-13 severe than those requiring Stockman,, R-Mich., called food and economic aid to be the first things are not exported.” were severe and prolonged. rationing. “unlimited power to the president”. priori^.' EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. August 2, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thura., Auguat 2. 1879 The Weather Democrats Peopletalk Swiftly

iflir-ATO. Pappa Zappa Endorsed ^^UMIO 'MWVOfM I^EBRON — Democrats, Is Divans Daddy in a caucus which lasted eight minutes voted un­ He named his first daughter Moon Unit, his first animously to endorse the son Oweezil and the second son Ahmet Rodan. So, party’s recommended naturally, there was much speculation about the slate of candidates for the name esoteric rock composer Frank Zappa would coming November 51& bestow on his fourth child. Zappa, himself, said a Municipal elections, a few weeks ago that “if it’s a boy we’ll name it Burt SAVE 36»o Tuesday . - - M ^ ^ >U1 1/ «*^iwow Reynolds — and if it’s a giri, Clint Eastwood.” A Before the caucus, the TO AG’ o rock music columnist began a contest. Democrat Town Com­ > .4 J» FLOW His own suggestion: “Air Force One for a boy, U^IWIATHfK POTOCAtT 9 mittee members convened 4W x3/rTEXrUIII4l ] and Miss Indiana for a girl.” Well, Frank is ap­ for the purpose of making a w I W H H M l w n e r n n m w m , parently mellowing as he heads for middle age. His decision as to a slate to n o N t iiviuiy ivivim 8KSIIHBII h t s h s i hmmi- « For period edning 7 a.m. 8/3/79. During Thursday wife Gail delivered a 6-pound, 8-ounce daughter in night, showers and thundershowers are indicated for recommend for the caucus. ikiOim ‘i4nm Satlaat-Mtd ItuolMKr s/rxim "x4’ duH is 4’xT trail Sftmiy Los Angeles Monday night and she was named Diva. First Selectman, Aaron kr Imidagr. tom ,w«k-« .I*; •osf to Old 1 Extended Forecast boats to visiting photographers or reporters. dorsed as a candidate for FOI Violation Feared the position of tax collec­ Extended outlook for New England Saturday thru Mon­ sewer to Eighth District officials. tor. day: Lots of Pool MANCHESTER — Since so many printing the required public notice. Norman Goroff, Slocum Mass . R.l. &Conn.: Hazy hot and quite humid through directors from the Eighth District Since most directors expressed in­ South Windsor has expressed con­ The legendary Willie Mosconi became a member Road and James Lynch, 'tJ , , the period. High temperatures in the upper 80s to mid 90s were interested in hearing what Jay terest in what Giles had to say. the cern because the district is the sewer Buck Road, were endorsed of the Pocket Billiards Hall of Fame Wednesday but cooler along south facing shores. Overnight lows in Giles, Director of Public Works, had meeting was canceled by late mor­ authority for the Manchester proper­ as candidates for two six the upper 60s to mid 70s. night. Mosconi is considered by many to be greatest to say, there was no meeting ning. ty it would have to send sewage pool player ever. He does have a few credentials. year terms of office to the Vermont: Warm and humid again through the period. Wednesday night, Giles said today he intends to at­ through It feared the district could He holds a record 15 world championships and once Board of Finance. Scattered mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Giles and Gordon Lassow. the tend the Aug. 20 regularly scheduled prevent the installation of sewer Catherine Coburn, Highs in the 80s to near 90 and lows in the 60s to lower 70s. set another record by running 526 consecutive balls. Eighth District president, had ten- meeting of the district to discuss the lines in its area and disrupt the two- Hillsdale Road, was en­ Maine and New Hampshire: Fair and very warm but He became the fourth member of the Hall of tativeiy scheduled a discussion — not issue. town agreement to pump sewage dorsed as a candidate for with a chance of a few afternoon and evening showers. Fame, joining Jimmy Caras, Irving Crane and from the Buckland Industrial Park a formal meeting — on the South The Town of Manchester and the the four year vacancy term High in the 80s to low 90s. Lows mostly in the 60s. Luther Lassiter, all of whom were inducted in 1976. Windsor sewer pact. There was no Town of South Windsor have agreed and the Buckland Commons project. Both Crane and Lassiter wiil be competing in the of office to the Board of plan to advertise the discussion and to accept sewage from each other in The Town of Manchester has main­ Mucation, Also endorsed PPPA's 1979 World Open Pocket Billiards Cham­ Lassow said it would be canceled if a those areas where geography and tained. however, that it can install New England Weather pionship which begins Aug. 12. for the same board, but for quorum were established. topography make it easier to send sewer lines in areas where the six year terms of office, Mass., Conn. & R.l.: Partly cloudy warm and humid Lassow was concerned that the sewage to the other town. Sewage Eighth District maintains authority, were Jeanne Boulay, East today with chance of thunderstorms and locally squally Glimpses Eighth District would be violating traveling uphill has to be pumped, although it cannot provide service in Street and Lillian Brodeur, winds especially during the afternoon. Highs 80 to 88,27 C Freedom of Information statutes by and that is an expensive process the area Lebanon Road. Among those attending the outdoor barbecue at holding a district meeting without Giles was expected to explain the to 31 C. Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms tonight. New York City’s Tavern on the Green to honor the Dennis Shea, incumbent, Lows 65 to 70. Friday partly sunny warm and humid with cast of “ Lone Star and Pvt. Wars” were Lucie Ar- was endorsed as a can­ highs in the 80s. naz, former New York Mayor John Lindsay and didate for the board of tax Vermont: Mostly cloudy today with showers and Margaux Hemingway. review. scattered thunderstorms. Thunderstorms south may Bids on Oil Too High, Ronald Medeiros, produce strong gusty winds and heavy showers. Muggy Slocum Road, was en­ with highs 80s. Chance of showers tonight followed by dorsed as a candidate for partial clearing tonight. Lows 60s to near 70. Friday sun­ the* 1979 term of office to SAVE 1.00 iOO ny to partly cloudy and less humid. Highs 80s. the Planning and Zoning f Reg. } Reg. Town Will Reject Them TO 2.00 ^gallon gallon Reg. Maine: Showers and thundershowers likely today. Commission with Efdward 59.88 '^35.88 1 Reg. 5.99 Reg. 9.99 '59.00 31.88 Highs in the mid 70s to low 80s 26 C. Showers likely north MANCHESTER - The town will terminal. Pass said. The bid Another part of the bid. for number J. Gregory, Sr., of ROCRWELL WASHERLESS ROCKWELL and chance of showers south tonight. Lows in the 60s. four and six fuel oils, apparently is Basketshop Road, en­ CHANNEL*LATEX FORMICA* V A N in WITH FIRST Q U A U n TOILET Lottery Numbers reject bids it has received for heating received, however, was based on the MR.INSIDE*FLAT WASHERLESS FAUCET Partly sunny with a chance of showers north Friday. oil used for town and school highest daily price at that site. acceptable. Pass and Raymond dorsed to the term of office U T EX W AU PAINT HOUSE PAorr CULTURED MARBLE TOP TANR AND BOWL SET KITCHEN FAUCET Highs mainly in the 80s. Demers, business manager for the which commences in 1980. 2-piece set has a regular One lever controls volume Single handle controls tem­ The winning daily letter numbers drawn Wednesday in buildings, Maurice Pass, director of "This is not acceptable to us. Quick cover formula For wood, masonry, 19“*16" space saver New Hampshire: Showers and thundershowers likely Both terms of office are for bowl with a sleek ap­ and temperature. No 07129 perature and volume. Aera­ New England: general services, said today. We’re going to rebid this," he said. Board of Education, said. The in white and colors. shingles and metal. Ones completely fimshed in today. Highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s 28 C. Variable white or English oak pearance. In white only. tor and installahon instruc­ Connecticut: 579. The bids were opened Tuesday and The bid price, however, is an in­ number four and six oils are used five years each. uickly. Choose from FAUCET WITH SPRAT cloudiness with a chance of a few showers tonight. Lows SOO-CIOSS White only Formica*. Not 35-65,35-64 Seat not included. tions included. No 04089 Rhode Island: 2173. show that the town will be paying dication of what the town faces in in­ only by the Board of Elducation for Michael G. Batignani, R«).7.99...... 5.99 ecorator colors. No. 07139 38.88.. 31.88 in the 60s. Partly sunny with a chance of afternoon much more this year than last for creasing fuel costs. larger buildings with larger oil Gilead Street, was en­ a showers Friday. Highs in the 80s north to low 90s south. Massachusetts: 7576 New Hampshire: 3524. heating oil. Pass said. But, the scale The new bid set the starting price burners. dorsed as a candidate for The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wednesday used for the pricing of the oil is for the fuel at 75 cents per gallon with The price for number four oil has the 1979 term of office on \ National Weather in New England: different than the one the town escalation clauses to boost the price increased from 34 to 67 cents per the Zoning Board of 2E gallon. Demers said. Number six oil Appeals along City Fest Hi Rhode Island: 434, 5466, 69195 and 011564. requested, so it will rebid the item, during the year as fuel costs in­ Lo with Laurette Lounge. East Albuquerque c 95 69 Miami Beach pc 88 82 Vermont: B-9,1-23,1-26, N-45, G-50, G-55, 0-64, 0-68 and he said. crease, Bass said. has increased from 33 to 57 cents per Anchorage c 71 59 Milwaukee c 68 61 0-73. The bonus letter was 0. Most of the town and some school Last year's fuel prices started at gallon, he said. Street, who was endorsed Asheville pc 87 65 Nashville pc 89 70 buildings are heated with number less than 50 cents a gallon. The town expects to take steps to for the term commencing Billings c 94 61 New Orleans pc 93 78 two fuel oil. The town had asked for Even a rebidding of the oil prices reduce fuel usage, but even such cut­ in 1980. Birmingham pc 94 70 New York r 93 79 the price to be based on the iowest probably will not result in much backs probably will not prevent a Valory Coates, Boston r 91 75 Oklahoma c 88 67 The Almanac daily price at the New Haven harbor reduction — a reflection of the es­ substantial increase in cost. Wellswood Road, was en­ Brownsville Tx pc 95 80 Omaha pc 82 76 calating fuel costs. dorsed as an alternate to Buffalo Philadelphia pc 92 77 r 78 71 By I'nitcfl Press International the Zoning Board of 2 4 # * Charlston S C. pc 90 76 Phoenix c 107 86 Appeals for the term of of­ Today is Thursday, Aug, 2, the 214th day of 1979 with 151 Charlotte N.C, pc 91 71 Pittsburgh r 88 72 fice commencing in 1980. Chicago c 71 64 Portland Ore c 79 56 to follow. Cleveland cy 83 71 Providence r 89 74 The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its Extradition Awaited The last action of the u u lV Columbus c 87 70 Richmond pc 94 74 full phase. caucus was to empower the Dallas pc 91 71 St. Louis c 80 67 The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. officers of the Democratic Denver c 92 58 Salt Lake Cty c 102 61 The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Town Committee to fill any Des Moines pc 80 64 San Antonio pc 92 78 M Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. In Game Fraud Charges vacancies on the ticket Detroit cy 76 64 vSan Diego c 80 70 should they occur. American actress Myrna Loy was born Aug. 2, 1905. wfflNKHlI Duluth cy 77 58 San Francisco c 60 54 HARTFORD (UPI) - Authorities El Paso On this day in history: now scheduled to appear in court tagalarza, ol Dania, Fla., who plays c 93 72 Seattle pc 72 57 were waiting to find out when five . GAUSS './llilAGRI Hartford r 93 72 Spokane c 88 56 In 1858, the first street letter boxes for mail collection Sept. 5. under the name of Arana and Luis M. men who have been arraigned in Bond was set in Florida Wednesday Muniozgurne, also of Dania, who Th* Rotts|h»hcde».j'’/r :.7 t2”x3(rxW^lKaiahrdac RuM^ptixd a.Ne 9879 p d y ^ winTocc- Indianapolis pc 78 67 Wichita c 86 66 city of the Philippines, killing 307 people. game-fixing scheme at the Milford Paper Drive bracwdlor aslra atraiigtb. Jai Alai fronton will be extradited to aAfi 7 3/ 4"x l9f^ Jackson Miss pc 89 72 (‘■clear; cl-clearing; cy- In 1971, the Apollo 15 astronauts blasted off the moon, HEBRON— Company = 9 ! Kansas City c 82 66 cloudy: f-fair; hz-haze; m- ending another visit by Americans on the lunar surface. Connecticut. No. 3 of the Hebron T ,.,2UaF Las Vegas c 116 83 missing; pc-parlly cloudy ; r- In 1974, John Dean was sentenced to one to four years in A spokeswoman at the chief state’s Volunteer Fire Depart­ Little Rock pc 86 71 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; attorney's office said Wednesday Montrealer Saved prison for his part in the Watergate cover-up. ment will conduct a paper Los Angeles c 80 63 sn-snow; sy^•sunny; ts- Connecticut officials were still A thought for the day: Latin writer Syrus said, “A good drive Saturday, Aug. 4 Louisville pc 88 69 thunderstorms; w-windv. awaiting word on whether the five Memphis c 86 74 reputation is more valuable than money.” from 9 to 11 a.m. men, four of them jai alai players, In Amtrak Cutbacks Special pickups may be would waive extradition and return arranged by contacting to Connecticut voluntarily. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - While The amendment would only allow firefighters, Ronald Saglio, Manchfstor To Advertiae To Report News approving legislation Wednesday to the financially beleaguered Amtrak Hast llarllord - lllastunburv The men and a sixth man were Vernon Theriault or For a classilied advertisement, call cut some Amtrak rail service in the To report a news item or story idea: named Tuesday in Connecticut to eliminate those trains which are Harvey Desruisseaux. OW TOUl CBMIfEL ClABOE Evening Herald 642-2711 and ask lor Classified. Office Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. warrants charging them with nation, the Senate approved an chronic money losers. Under the CALL WALLY BARNETT, hours are 8:20 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711. perjury, rigging and conspiracy to amendment by two New England amendment, all trains that meet cer­ 4 ^ . lha Channal ''Roma Doctor,"* I'SPS :i'27-.iOO through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury ., Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 senators to preserve the Montrealer tain ridership and revenue wlUi any do-ll-yaaiMli closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover____ Donna Holland,. 643-2711 commit rigging. 1‘ublishud dail> except Sunday and The charges resulted from a se­ Amtrak line slicing through the requirements would continue to run. problam. Inti dial toU-liaai certain htilidavs by the Manchester calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 rH For information about display adver­ cond interim report filed by Superior region. Durkin said the Montrealer meets Spanish lor Paradise ch a nn el Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 OPEN SUNDAY AND EVERT ; CONN. (SOO) 526.4522 Ihiblishtn^ Co . Herald Stjuare. IM). tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 Court Judge Eugene Kelly, a one- Originally the U.S, Department of those criteria and he hailed the Box ryi. Manchester, fonn WilHO, Senate's action as “a victory for California received its EVENING FOR TODR CQNVENIENCE HOME CENTERS director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 man grand jury who has been in­ Transportation had planned to axe name from Spanish conquis­ Have a Complaint? Vernon ., Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 vestigating the alleged game-rigging the Montrealer and several other common sense and energy efficien­ tadors, possibly Cortez him­ "America's No. 1 Do-It-Yourself Stores" To Subscribe scheme since February. railroad routes across the country cy.” self. It was the name of an Newt — H you have a question or To report or inquire about special Imaginary island, an earthly To subscribe, call Customer Service news: Three men arrested on similar because Amtrak faced money Durkin said the House recently cotnplainl about news coverage, call problems. paradise, in “Las Serges de MANCHESTER PARKADE Frank Burbank, manaf’inf* editor. t)4J- at 647-0046. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 rigging charges after Kelly issued his passed a similar provision and the Esplandlan,” a Spanish ro­ EAST HAVEN WATERBURY 2711 fi;30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 Church Notices . Alice Evans. 643-2711 first interim report had their cases But Sen, John Durkin, D-N.H.,’said Montrealer is virtually assured of mance written by Montalvo FRONTAGEROAD, MATTATUCK PLAZA, WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Circulation — 11 vou have a problem to 10 a.m. Saturday. Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 continued Wednesday in Milford an amendment he and Sen. Patrick continuing on track. in ISIO. Lower California, Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents and BROAD ST. regarding service or delivery, call F am ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 Leahy, D-Vt., introduced to protect “In light of the national energy now the Mexican state of EXIT 51 OFF 1-95 WOLCOTT ST. weekly. $3.00 lor one month. $11.70 for Superior Court. (jistomer Service. l>47-9946 Delivery .Sports j ...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 the line running from Washington emergency, every effort must be Baja California, was first three nioiilhs. $23.40 for six months, and Officials said the men, Paul Com- SALE ENDS 8/5/79 N121-31 should be made l>y r. p m Monday made to maintain and expand sound visited by the Spanish In iSCopyright, Channel Home Centers, Ino. 1979. $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours arc 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. monas, Bert Caskill and James Sobie through Vermont near the^ New 1533. The present U.S. state ihniugh Friday and by 7 20 a m Saliir- Monday through Friday. Hampshire border into Canada, was rail passenger service in northern dav available on request. had requested a delay in their cases was subsequently called Up­ and the state agreed. The men are approved on a 89-11 vote. New England.” Durkin said. per Califoniia. EVENING HERALD. Thur*.. Aumut 2 ,1979 - PAGE FIVE PAPE FOUR — EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 2. 1979 “Black Enelish^' and Bias in Testing, Teaching and Wiener said. XEROX Candidates ” disadvantaged at test- New "York City ^.4 schools. I ...1. on the test. desieneddesigned at atMarymount Marymount Pro-Merger Write to: Lewnau and By PATRICIA Hispanics. taking time,' Wiener and Then, they gave them a This proved that they ate Manhatta test to spot MrCORMACk They also talked some mainly Black English Wiener, Black American Lewnau last year used the standard language arts test disadvantaged by their English, Marymount comES UPI about disadvantages in speakers among grade Opposition Lewnau tekt to find 2S0 in standard English. The language when they take Manhattan College, 221 E. Pronto Printer Can Expect Education Editor tests for children whose mainly Black English boys and girls who speak such a test, the two school children will be sent 1001 Main St„ E .H. 71st. Street, New York, The teacher, giving a main language is Spanish. authorities said. free to educators ask Stephen Cassano and Democratic speakers from grades four Black English scored well N.Y. 10021. MANCHESTER - Candidates for consolidation idea. test to a little kid, this day In trying to re-structure a One copy of the test “while the supply lasts,” A strong push for consolidation, in­ candidate Francis Maffe as can­ to ei^t in Hartford, and below the national norms the Town Board of Directors who didates the group might work says: picture vocabulary test have supported consolidation in the cluding a petitioning drive, was “ I’m gonna be showing from standard English to start^ last year by the Committee against. . . past can expect opposition this year Penny and Cassano have made you some pictures. Some pictures fitting the from supporters of the Eighth For One Manchester. The committee about kids and some about backgrounds 6f children consisted of members of both statements in the past supporting Utilities District. consolidation, Bletchman said. He other things. from Puerto Rico, they That is the word from members of political parties. "After I show a picture. said they bad to: | Two candidates for the Town also said he believes Maffe was Deli Department Specials "The Eighth Is Great” Committee, a among those in attendance at a I’m gonna ask you some — Change a picture of a poiitical action committee formed Board of Directors — Republican questions about it. Ain't no hotdog to a tomato, a knife CHOICEST MEATS Clarence “ Bud” Brown and March 1978 meeting who voted for KRAKUS IMPORTED during the talking stage of consolida­ formation of a consolidation com­ right or wrong answers — to a machete, a waffle to a tion. Democrat Arnold “Ike” just say what you want.” pineapple, a polar bear to a l.y TOWS. . . Kleinschmidt — were members of mittee. . ,' POLISH HAM...... • 2 .6 9 “I think we wiil be a iittle more The consolidation issue now is m Then the teacher holds burro, a chipmunk to a CARANDO ITALIAN vocai than we have been up to this the Committee For One Manchester. up a picture of a boy and frog. Hotdog, knife, waffle, “I’ll be interested in seeing the court. Maffe said he expects to abide U8DA CHOICE point,” Nancy Watts, head of the by the court decisions in making his girl sitting at a table. polar bear, chipiinunk COOKED SALAMI...... • 1 .9 0 committee, said. defeat of those persons who have op­ There are books on the weren’t as familiar to the posed the Eighth,” Robert future decision about consolidation. BOTTOM ROUND MMST OLD-rA8H| LUNCHEON» LUXURY “We will be working activeiy for table. children as the other Bletchman, an active district sup­ He also questioned Blefchman’s in­ U-W those who are against consolidation tent of campaigning against persons The child, 5, looks at the items. MUCKE LOAVES...... • 1 .6 9 porter and one who helped form the New national focus on U8DA CHOICE GENUINE SWITZERLAND or who wiil let us make up our own based solely on one action. picture. This Mary and her Eighth Is Great Committee, said, the need to help boys and minds,” she said. The committee “If he’s judging us by one action of book. This John and his . • 2 .6 9 plans to inform the public what stand “I’m looking for signs from those book. Who book dis? Who girls who speak “Black MaUUMPRIMST ^2.39 SWISS CHEESE...... the past, I think he’s wrong,” Maffe the candidates have taken in the past who seek office that they will respect book dis?” English” came a while MR the integrity of the Eighth District,’ said. on the consolidation issue, she said. Mrs. Watts said the committee A stranger sitting in on back in a courtroom in . • 1 .9 9 Consolidation would combine the he said, the test scene wonders if Detroit. PROVOLONE CHEESE Bletchman mentioned expects to meet soon to discuss its U8DA CHOICE CREAMY, FRESH Eighth Utilities District with the campaign work for the upcoming his ears are playing tricks. U.S. District Judge town. The district now provides its Kleinschmidt, Brown, Mayor “ Why is this teacher Charles Joiner there ruled Stephen Penny, Deputy Mayor election. POTATO SALAD...... 5 9 « own sewer and fire protection ser­ making all these mistakes the school board in Ann Ar­ EYE ROUND ROAST vice, and its supporters oppose the in English? Teachers who bor, Mich., had to "take — talk like this are the reason steps to help teachers to BEEF ROUND, U8DA CHOICE schools are failing in recognize the home HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS writing, reading and language of the student — CUBE STEAK .LB. Sills Seeks Ballot Spot speaking,” the stranger and to use that knowledge says to himself. in their attempt to teach 2.SOZ. reading skills in standard The teacher is using WEAVER DUTCH FRYE what now is being called English.” Sacret Spray Despire Rebuff By GOP “ Black American The ruling, which has Stretching for Exercise .2IOZ.PKQ. English" It is different been praised and PARTY PAN CMCKEN ANTI-PERSPIRANT nent of the Manchester-South Wind­ because of a voting machine failure from what all the Johnnies criticized, is expected to 2 swim exercise class at the Waddell Pool SOUTH WINDSOR — Reacting to a "All right, everyone, stretch to the sky.” on election day. make waves in schools Wednesday. The Frisbees are part of the surprise move by caucusing sor sewer agreement. and Janies hear and see PRIDE OF THE FARM Laura Dunfield of the Town Recreation Sills said he had not yet decided Sills was nominated Wednesday by when they’re being taught with black children 9 OZ. - REQ„ MINT Department leads these diligent ladies in a exercises. (Herald photo by Adamson) Republicans to oust him from the Republican Councilman Richard GOP ballot Wednesday night. Coun­ whether or not he would primary to to read and write. nationwide. Ryan and seconded by Councilman The examples of Black TURNEY BREAST ,LB. cilman Robert Sills pledg^ that his regain his position on the Republican There is a controversy Lincoln Streeter. English at the start of this Craat name would still appear on the ballot ballot but said, “I’ll be on the ballot over whether or not “ Black this fall, I can assure you of that.” Streeter said that he was surprised English” should be treated story are from a test in November. that Sills had not done better at the designed by Dr. Lewnau. It 8WEET LIFE TOOTHPASTE Rumors have persisted over the Although he refused to say exactly as a seprate language, or M.29 Couple Loses Battle what his plans would be, he said he caucus. simply regarded as bad aims to spot children who past few weeks that Sills did not have “ Although I do not always agree speak Black English. ,LB. the support of top officials, and would not rule out the possibility of English. SUGED BACON running as an independent candidate. with Bob, " said Streeter. “ I have l^tever, there is no Not all black children might be dropped from the always felt that he does what he feels Republican ticket for the November The Republican action is reminis­ doubt boys and girls who are in that class. Some is the best interest of the town.” speak both standard and election. cent of similar manuverings in the speak “Black English" at Democratic camp in 1977, when they Selected to run on the Republican home are handicapped in Black English. As a result, To Adopt Black Child Meeting in sweltering heat at ticket for Town Council in Novemtar they can manage tests and Timothy Edwards Middle School forced Deputy Mayor Robert Myette class — and when taking from the Democratic ticket. were incumbent Lincoln Streeter, in­ tests in standard American books in "standard English. an emergency foster care agreement cafeteria. Republicans selected six VERNON (UPI) — A white couple values and prejudices as they exist, Myette forced a primary and, win­ cumbent Richard Ryan, John C. English. That includes in­ Dr. Lewnau said the when it was abandonded after birth. candidates, with Sills trailing as who filed suit challenging Connec­ not as they ought to be.” ning back his nomination, was re­ Pitts, Bruce Brathwaite. Thomas telligence tests which "Black English ” children The judge said it did not appear the “It is ironic that the better the seventh Murrin and Kenneth Brill ticut's unwritten policy prohibiting Sills, sometimes called the elected to the Town Council and won blacks claim are geared to need special understanding state Department of Children and foster care, the deeper the attach­ Mayor Nancy Caffv and Coun- LIVE N’ KICKINO ^ A P A interracial adoptions has lost their “maverick Republican” has the Deputy Mayor's position. white, middle-class and help in early grades if Youth Services “had any purposes ment that develops between the cilwoman Joan Cushman announced bid to adopt a 4‘/2-month old black reportedly anger^ GOP officials It was Sills' vote that slid Myette culture. they are to make the tran­ other than to act in the best interests caretaker (foster parents) and the recently that they would not seek foster child. with his across party lines voting on into the Deputy Mayor's seat during The differences between sition from Black English Michael and Wendy Lusa tearfully of the child” when it considered the child,” the judge said. “It is un­ the two months when the Council term on the Council “black English” and to standard English. FRESH derstandable that even so-called a variety of issues. complied with Superior Court Judge racial differences. Most recently Sills voted along consisted of only eight members school English among She believes her test will MAINE L0BSTQIS$2, 5 7 temporary foster parents should feel Harry Hammer’s ruling Wednesday Lusa. 28, and his wife, 27, had said children coming to the help schools do what Judge a compelling need to assume a more with the Town Council’s four and surrendered custody of the child. they wanted to adopt the child in nation's schools for the Joiner said needs doing — permanent relationship with the Democrats to take $20,000 from the In his decision. Hammer said race fulfillment of their religious beliefs first time, especially city find the kids who need WHILE THEY LAST child they have in their charge. proposed General Government was a factor which could be taken and “for the benefit of mankind.” Youth Bureau’s ^Wizard’ schools, were noted by help: skills almost to The couple was visibly shaken by “But foster home care and perma­ budget, and to add $20,000 to the into consideration in adoption Board of Education budget. Sills said language arts experts from translate standard English the ruling. nent adoptive homes serve different procedures, and that state officials he had toured some of the local Marymount Manhattan to Black and vice versa un­ “They had time to prepare for tur­ functions for children,” he said. Set Friday and Saturday were acting in the child's best in­ schools and found that they were in College in New York City. til they get the hang of it. ning over the child. ” said Mark terest in seeking a black home. need of much repair. Drs. Florence D. Wiener Without such help. Dr. We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family f l Shapera, the couple's attorney. Hammer said race was a con­ The action resulted in a complaint SOUTH WINDSOR - The town’s tinued each weekday at Timothy and L. Elaine Lewnau are Lewnau and Dr. Wiener “They were both pretty tearful, f Theater stitutionally acceptable criteria as by fellow GOP council members that Youth Service Bureau will sponsor Edwards. concerned about whether said many such children Butcher Service.,. crying, but I think they did pretty I Schedule Serve Your Family! long as the consideration “represents Sills and the Democrats met illegally the first summer musical, “The “The purpose of the play is to standardized tests given in these days are graded and no racial slur or stigma with respect well under the circumstances.” create a positive experience for regular English are biased judged below their true Shapera declined to say whether to arrange a deal which would Wizard of Oz" on Friday and Satur­ to whites or any other race." E. Hartford Drive-In — The eliminate the proposed hiring of a day at 8 p.m. at Timothy EMwards youth providing positive role models and unfair to children from ability — or mislabeled for STORE HOURS: the decision will be appealed. Wanderers - 8:;30-Capricorn He said he had “no doubt” that the full time town planner for a salary of Middle School. lor younger children as well as cultural and socio­ most of their school life. During a 10-day court hearing, the One-10:15 Lusas, members of the Bahai faith, $20,000. The m atter is before the More than 100 youths are involved building confidence and encouraging economic minority groups To prove that the mainly state argued the couple was not fit to E. Wndsor Drive-In — Deer 17 Highland St. were “excellent foster parents who Freedom of Information Commis­ in the production according to creativity. ” said Mrs. O'Konis. — notably blacks and Black English speakers are adopt any child because Mrs. Lusa is Hunger - 8:30-Brinks Job- would make a sincere effort to sion. Bureau Director Maureen O’Konis. The production is directed by pregnant, the couple already has two 11:30 translate their deeply held religious Manchester Drive-In — The Sills, who often adds a bit of humor Rehearsals for the production Cathy Clinto and Mark Bassos. MAHCHESTER children and foster parents are views into practice in raising this Deer Hunter-8:30 - The Last to Town Council outrageous and blunt began at the end of June and con­ child in a family atmosphere of selected only for temporary care. Remake of Beau Geste -11:30 comments, has been a strong oppo- Dinner To Fete tolerance, love and understanding. Lawyers for the state argued that Mansfield Drive-In — The HZGHLLITD “Unfortunately, no family in our foster parents do not necessarily Apple Dumpling Gang Rides present society can be an island,” he meet the same requirements as Again - Candleshoe - Show Acquin Mistrial Denied| Retiring Cop said. “Granted that society and the adoptive parents. Starts at dusk. Hammer agreed that under state Vernon Cine 1 — Young community should not harbor at­ WATERBURY (UPI) - Superior Court Judge Walter guest speaker will be law foster parents can’t expect any Frankenstein-7:20-9:30 J. Pickett Jr. has rejected a defense bid for a mistrial in Stereo East MANCHESTER - A titudes against interracial mixture, terrinf E s « n ) Conracticiit Sine* 1 » Dewey S a n ta c ro c e , a liiiiiliilii Vernon Cine 2 — Meatballs - testimonial roast will be the subject of the foster home place­ more than temporary custody of a the mass murder trial of Lome Acquin. special agent with the New child. 7:10-9:15 The judge denied defense attorney John Williams’ held Aug. 15 to honor Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ment and adoption is the child, whose Detective Lieutenant John Haven office of the Federal GROCERY SPECIALS life will be affected by community The Lusas received the child under request Wednesday after a juror apparently saw a POST ROAD PLAZA ■ RTE. M • VERNON. CONN. Krinjak, who is retiring Bureau of Investigation. smiling photo of two victims, Cheryl Beaudoin and one of ( 1/4 M ilt East of K Mart P la n - T E L . irS-MM) after 25 years with the Tickets for the affair YELLOW, RIPE her children. aPECIAL LOW PRICEI Manchester Police Depart­ may be obtained at the QQ^ Acquin, 29, a Maine native, is accused of killing Mrs. MID-SUMMER police station, the town 20 OZ. B O X W W Beaudoin, her seven children and a young relative at her ment. POST RAISIN BRAN ... BANANAS 25« Familiar Names Fill hall and the Youth Services Prospect home and then setting fire to the house July 22, MADNESS SALE Krinjak will be roasted LEMON TREE - SAVE 70S f 4 and toasted at the event, Center. 1977. FRESH — NATICE which will be held at the The committee for the DRINK MIX...... Dems Supporting Slate FEATURING: Army & Navy Club. dinner will be Sgts. Samuel CONTADINA STEWED Q P f 4 TOMATOES OKktails will begin at 6 Kotsch and Orville .39« Cleveland, Officer Sue Gib­ MANCHESTER - While four of selected persons to run for treasurer, p.m. and dinner will be TOMATOES I . JUICY, SWEET Seader. bons and Robert Digan, the six Democratic candidates for the Boaref of Education, the Board of The four Democratic constables — served at 7. DAILirS KOSHER KQ< head of the Youth Services the Town Board of Directors will be Selectmen and town constables. Phillips, William Desmond, Clarence Local and state law en­ SPEARS CHIPS newcomers, most of the other Negro, who has traditionally been TAPE DECKS AND TURNTABLES forcement officials are Center. CANTALOUPES ,79« Foley and Joseph Macri — all were expected to attend, and the HEINZ members of the party ticket will be one of the party's leading vote- nominated for re-election. Qf|4 CALIFORNIA incumbents seeking re-election to getters, was nominated for a fifth Except for the Board of Directors’ KEG'0 KETCHUP s2ozbtl.OT familiar positions. term as town treasurer. His nomina­ candidates, the only new face on the RD 5030 Event Postponed TUNA a EQQ OR LIVER A CHICKEN W AUG. 8 1 Democratic Town Committee’s en­ M64” tankers by the Palestinian The United States national .WOAL.' sixth two-year term as mayor. dorsement 23-14 over Mayor Edward The Jowett “Flat Twin" which was Parkade Shopping Center, Liberation Organization. salute, 21 guns. Is also the ICRAHCE JUICE i 3 One of Athanson's major themes is D. Bergin Jr. made in Britain from 1910 to 1952, 330 Broad Street. Tel. 643-4259. Shipowners are being ^lute to a national flag. The still holds the world record for being DIRECT DRIVE independence of the United that he speaks for common people, Bergin defeated Fabiani two years Open daily 10 to 9. Wed & Sal. 'lil .5. asked to take out special in production longer than any other States is commemorated by while Carbone is too close to the ago in a primary and has promised to For other locations call toll-free 800-325-6400. • M m OTHER ITEMS OH SALE coverage separately the salute to the union — one car. city’s powerful financial institutions. carry this contest to another primary Mil I MAS KilMAN.intl VIsHiNt'i .Ml K.m Keg U S Pat Ai Im 0 « against capture, seizure, gun for each state — fired at But Carbone supporters waved noon on July 4 at all military in September. 3 C TtiasUSA arrest,, restraint and posters, one of which said. We re posts provided with suitable In New Haven, the Democractic "S r 30 to 50% detainment for each the little people for Nick. " in Town Committee endorsed Mayor artillery. iiiiu iiiiiiin n iu u iiiiv EVENING HBRALD. niufs.. Augut 2. lOT - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 2, 1979 °"lluHDA^ thurs.. fri.. sat., sun. [ Public R ecordt j GardetUng

deeds Mitch Kurman Pleads Two German Scouts W a rra n d y Edmund H. Perry and Elizabeth D, Perry to Aaron L. Osipow, Anna R. Osipow and Lee D. Osipow, all of Wallingford, property at 86 E. Middle Turnpike, $58,900. Unusual Florida Tree 25 Ronald A. Kozuch and Pauline W. Kozuch to Joyce P. For Safety in Camps Visiting Troop Lundberg, property at 66F Ambassador Drive, $58,000. Michael D. McCarthy to Richard J. CTaps and Valerie By JAMES V. HEAUON keep the place sanitary. California. It’s in his huge accident A. Claps, property at 26-28 Florence St., $63,000. It’s that simple. But he hasn’t been MANCHESTER - Two teen-age Both Uwe and Olaf have been in school and already has started Richard T) Cartwright and Gloria M. Cartwright to Bears ^Eggs^ as Crop file, a grisly collection of death and HARTFORD (UPI) - The voice able to get anywhere with it. boys expect to spend the next month scouts for seven years. working as a machinist. Olaf is still Russell C. Philbrick Sr., property at 413 Spring St., $72,- injury. came over the-telephone line with an One year the camp lobbyists swung louring Manchester, canoeing along They do have slightly different in school and is preparing to attend a 000. By FRANK ATWOOD A 17-year-old boy, for example, the Connecticut River and camping futures ahead of them. Uwe is out of university in Germany. urgency. "This is Mitch. I only want a $200,000 study. He says the Texas- was blinded and suffered brain Edward J. Sass to Ira B. Fink and Hanna Fink, proper­ The Florida garden center that in New Hampshire. two minutes. I got to put the beat on based camp lobby encouraged at­ damage, and another killed outright, ty at 67 Sass Drive, $96,000. sold the seed for Mrs. Neff's curious tacks from oddballs. Those activities may not seem par­ Joyce Ann Lundberg to Arnold C. Jensen and Jean M. these guys — now!" when a teen-age counselor drove a bouse plant called It an egg tree. Her It was Mitch Kurman, the crusader He said one went so far as to call ticularly unusual for two 17-year olds Jensen, property at 49 Brent Road, $56,000. truck over an embankment in Delhi, brother, Alex Marchuk, on Florida the bill "a satanic plot to control the in the summer, but for Uwe Geissel Town of Manchester to State of Connecticut, property for safer children’s camps, who N.Y., in 1977. He has hundreds of and Olaf Ruland, such experiences vacation from his Manchester home, doesn’t want your child to drown as minds of our youth — and how goes at 360 Tolland Turnpike, $33,000. brought the seeds to his sister examples. may be once-in-a-lifetime events. lif t .: his son, David, 15, did in a Maine our youth, so goes our nation and un­ He sends clippings to reporters and Dennis L. Morin Jr. to David J. Verbridge and Sandra because she likes unusual plants. Both are from Neustadt, Germany, canoeing accident almost 14 years less it is stopp^ it will mean the end editorial writers and adds things like L. Verbridge, property at 174 Lake St., $65,500. Now In Now, in a flower pot, Mrs. Neff has of Christian camping.” and are visiting the United States for Trio Enterprises to Douglas H. Smith, property at 44-46 ago. this in the margin: “President Paper Back a mature plant, 18 inches tall, with a Since then Kurman’s has been a Kurman and his wife, Betty, have the first time. Holl St., $84,700. Carter has clandestinely opposed the crop of 10 "eggs," of varying size. tireless trek to newspapers, radio known anguish in more ways than They are Boy Scouts who will par­ Thomas A. Damron and Janet H. Damron to John R. bill and exerted pressure to kill it on ticipate for the next month in the ac­ The small fruits are white when they and television stations to say nothing one. Originally, they believed in the Perlstein and Susan Wade Perlstein, property at 32 Philip first appear after the blossoms drop behalf of the camp lobby.” tivities of Manchester's Boy Scout of congressional offices. He’s on a system. But they have found Dave Ferguson, who edits the Road, $63,900. their petab. As they grow to the size Troop 25. Uwe and Olaf will spend first name basis with a lot of themselves up against the vested in­ weekly Fairpress in Westport, Michael Miranda and Michelle M. MirandS to Jo Anne of a pullet’s egg they turn bright part of their time here at the home of reporters and knows the value of ink terests, power politics, chicanery bundled a bunch of material and Trzciensky and Gail Ann Smith, $51,000. yellow. The egg tree attracts atten­ troop leader Harry Maidment, who and exposure. and big money. headed for a White House news con­ Barney T. Peterman Sr. to Robert E. Naser and Robert tion and many questions. Camp operators around the nation lives on Scarborough Road. E. Swain, property at 388 W. Center St., $46.20 con­ Editor John Reilly of The Hour of ference where he asked President For two weeks in August, they will Is the fruit good to eat? Yes, accor­ Norwalk good-naturedly calls him make $2 billion in the summer Carter if he opposed the Youth Camp veyance tax. ding to some descriptive literature months each year, and they don’t like attend a Boy Scout camp in New Albin S. Janus and Ann D. Janus, both of East Hartford "Mitch The Pest.” The newspaper is Safety bill. ’The president said he from the Florida plant store. The being told how to run their Hampshire. They will give a report to Edward J. Goss and Mary Jane Goss, property at 36 close to Kurman’s Westport home knew very little about it. about Germany and scouting in that "eggs” should be cooked, and may be and he likes to visit his biographer, businesses. They like things the way Mitch maintains the question still Harvest Lane, $78,000. fried or baked. When we cut one they are, says Kurman, a furniture country. Yankee Homes Inc. to Dennis L. Morin Jr. and Joyce reporter Frank Fay. lingers as to why there isn’t enough i open, we found it looked like the in­ "So what can you do?” he asked a salesman, who pioneered passage of They also will take a trip in a canoe M. Morin, property at 41 Bobby Lane, $93,765. pressure exerted to pass the bill. side of an eggplant from the garden. the Federal Recreational Boat Safe­ along the Connecticut River with Daniel S. Skiba and Celia M. Skiba, both of East Hart­ reporter. There were seeds, starting to turn ty Act in 1971. some of the members from Troop 25. ford, to David N. Brown and Hilda L. Brown and Charles "Mitch,” the reporter patiently brown. The pulp was firm and He doesn’t say there aren’t many “We do this every year," Maid­ F. Enes and Sylvia M. Enes, property at 99-101 Walnut explained, ‘Tve done stories about ment said. “We get two boys from moderately juicy. summer camps and how some of well-mn camps but claims there are St., $68,200. The taste is supposed to be a lot of slipshod operators. “Just pick some foreign country where they Edward J. Goss and Mary Jane to Wayne K. Wheeler them have counselors who couldn’t "melony,” but when we chewed up the paper. It’s summer and these have scouts.” Jr. and Pamela R. Wheeler, both of San Ramon, Cal., and find an elephant in a telephone booth, The two German youths noted some bits of the new pulp we agreed let alone a lost kid, water safety in­ guys are looking for lifeguards.’’ Andrew C. Ruoff III, Salt Lake City, Utah, property at 123 there was no melon flavor. 'There Astral Misunderstanding 2 many differences between their structors who think the Australian Summer camps in Connecticut are Helaine Road, $58,500. was not much flavor of any kind. The governed by safety laws as they are country and the U.S. Leon E. Perry and Ruth N. Perry to Daniel J. Bigness crawl is an itch, and camps which Before scientists under­ size, we thought, would be a handicap in Michigan, New Jersey, Colorado stood seasonal changes, as­ "There are so many trees and and Ruth K. Bigness, both of East Hartford, property at use trucks Jack The Junkman grass areas. You'd never find that in in serving these eggplant fruits. One and New York. “ But forget New tronomers believed that the 152 Lenox St., $40,000. wouldn’t touch.” sun, in its apparent ‘‘path "egg” would be a small portion. So York, they don’t enforce it,’’ said Germany," Uwe said. Stanley J. ^ymour and Ellen Seymour to Herman M. "Yeah, I know. I’m not the Korean across the heavens” paused far, Mrs. Neff has reg ard ^ the plant Kurman. Olaf talked about the size of the Frechette, Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. Rothman, lobby or this call wouldn’t be over the Tropic of Capricorn as something to talk about, not to Connecticut camp operators adver­ (on Dec. 21 or 22 by modern country and the area. He mentioned, property on Ashland Street, $62,000. necessary. I’m just one small person for instance, that Manchester High cook for the table. trying to get a bill through Congress tise their adherence as an asset and calendars) and again when it reached the Tropic of School was much bigger than schools Quitclaim deeds Ancient History to protect our youngsters." enrollments at the 250 camps in the Reino A. Karhu to Elizabeth R. Karhu, property at 54 Cancer (about June 21). An­ in Germany. The Florida plant store, at Dade Mtch Kurman’s summer camp state have been on the increase cient astronomers named Pleasant St., no conveyance tax. There also are few homes in Ger­ City, told us in print that the egg tree safety bill would require that trained because of the regulations, he says. each moment “solstice,” Wayne K. Wheeler Jr. and Pamela R. Wheeler to An­ many made of wood— stone is much is a native of Southeast Asia and was personnel run the camps with good Kurman is thoroughly frustrated. from the Latin “sol,” (sun) drew C. Ruoff and Evelyn A. Ruoff, property on Helaine and “sistere,” to stand stiU. more common — and roads are much referred to in Chinese writings in the equipment, maintain records in good He has proof safety is lacking in Road, no conveyance tax. larger. Uwe Geissel, left, and Olaf Ruland, two Germans are spen­ Fifth Century. oi^er and keep the place sanitary. numerous camps from Maine to Larry G. Olsen, Coventry, to Joan R. Olsen, property at Boy Scouts, however, seems to be The Latin name supplied by the ding a month in the United States. They are Boy Scouts and 126 N. Elm St., no conveyance tax. as popular in Germany as it is here. will be participating in the activities of Manchester’s Troop 25. Florida garden center is Sofanum There are about 250,000 participants Certificate of attachment Charnas (Herald photo by Adamson) melonguena, and in my garden en­ 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER in the German program, Uwe said. David Qerim, Cheshire, against Charles Jack Coniam, 77‘ Ea. cyclopedia I find the same name used SL $15,000, property at 139 E. Center St. for the purple garden eggplant that aftX' Off EDCI m Certificate of distribution everybody knows. They must be very 1.9S Estate of Emile V. Dery Sr. to Rose V. Dery, property BUYS OF THE WEEK close relatives. 'This eggplant grows in a pot and has white fruit that turn a The Florida people said the plant at 57-59 Bigelow St. bright yellow when they are ripe. Mrs. Donald Neff of MANCHES’TER - The n . 6 9 would last three years. Mrs. Nell town’s Economic Develop­ HMUT, VIHUUIT SUMMER COUmS s FOR 7.00 Judgment lien List Price 2.75 — 4 Days Lockwood Street raised the plant from seed that came from Boa in Partition Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. against Martin A. planted the seed of this plant in ment Commission has lost Uriano, $183.43, property at 87 West St. “Evergreen” November and has to wait and see Florida. (Herald photo by Adamson) its second member this [rn LL AVIALABLE — SUMMER PLANTING VEGETABLES, FLOWErI whether the "eggs” will drop and the week. PLANTS, GERANIUMS,------I ------HANGING------* POTS ------Marriage licenses By Belva Plain plant produce another crop next through this column, and this week I Mrs. Robinson died in May and her Robert Charnas has Charles F. Knowles, Bangor, Maine, and Joanne D. year. The fruits are so heavy now heard from Albert Robinson of Henry husband is now alone. " resigned from the commis­ DeBlois, Manchester, Aug. 4 at Church of the Assump­ Now in paperback! A powerful, unforgettable Keeps Family Alert that she has given the branches some Street. I had visited the home of Mr. Gypsy Moths sion because he has moved JBiM TE HANGING POTS drama spanning three generations of a remark­ tion. and Mrs. Robinson in 1974 to see able Jewish family. Exciting ! supporting stakes. Henry Mallett of ’Thomas Drive, a to Glastonbury. Edward L. Gardiner, Hebron, and Mona L. Derosier, some "snake plants" that had put out DRIVEWAY FUSCHU, McMin n v il l e , ore. (UPd - Now, they have taken to asking faintest idea where their visiting boa A registered nurse in the operating valued contributor of gardening in­ Charnas is president of Danielson, Aug. 3 at St. James. Bob Gentry's family is taking a few experts what to do about the constrictor is — except that she's room at Rockville Hospital. Mrs. blossoms. formation, says he has found many the National Media Corp. SEALER VERBENA, Leo A. Rouleau, East Hartford, and Iris Cardona, The plants have bloomed again. extra precautions these days to avoid recalcitrant snake in the wall. probably hanging around inside the Neff is up at 5:30 a.m. and soon is on gypsy moths laying eggs on a stone of 341 Broad St. REG 8.05 Newington, Aug. 25. Mr. Robinson said, with small, LES S 1.00 LANTANA any unexpected meetings with Following a conversation with one wall somewhere, waiting to get her way to work. Gardening and wall that he tore down. Tlie wall had Earlier this week, - Eric J. Greenberg and Cindy Lu Hanson, both of Ea. Listed Originally at 7.95 fragrant blossoms on long, spindly (HnrsnuATC) NOW ONLY Albert. such expert, the family rejected a hungry again. bouse plants are hobby interests. A been built around a white oak, a tree Robert Blanchard resigned Manchester, Aug. 19 at home. stems. These stems are two feet For instance, family members somewhat drastic solution to the small garden behind the house has an that is attractive to gypsy moth lar­ from the EDC because he REO 8.08 Robin G. Rollins and Hermine E. Habakangas, both of r‘ln Search Of Books long. always turn on the lights when they problem — building a fire m the Interesting mixture of tomato plants, vae. has moved to Hebron. < 7 . 9 5 5 . 9 7 Meriden, Aug. 4 at Faith Assembly. 9'/!x 13" The plants had been given to Mrs. go into a room. Only the adventurous fireplace to force the snake to leave. LaLeche League hardcover books about horses, cals or squash vines, madonna lilies, cactus Mr. Mallett suggests we look for Town Manager Robert Mark C. Nadeau, Broad Brook, and Alison Baxton, dogs. 92 pages ol quality-coaled paper with Robinson, who was then an invalid. LANDSCAPING EVERGREENS, TREES, RHODODENDRON, VINESj spend much lime poking around The Washington Park Zoo's reptile and "money” plants, used in dried egg masses on rocks, trees, or even Weiss has to n ^ e the ap­ MANCHESTER - The Tolland, Aug. 11 at Church of Christ. beautiful color pictures, accompanying text. The Robinsons and 1 learned that the PERENNIALS, POTTERY BOIL, HOUSE PLANTS, BIRD FEED, PATIO closets. They have even stuffed expert said boas move slowly and arrangements. the side of a house. If not destroyed, pointments to fill the two Manchester-Silktown La Leche Dale E. Drum Jr., Rockville, and Patricia M. Conway, snake plant, Senseviera, is most like­ I heating pads next to wall heating Albert might be baked before making League will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Snake Plant Blossomo the eggs will hatch larvae next spring vacancies. ______aaa»aa»»»»w»»**»« ducts. her escape. East Hartford, Aug. 11 at St, Bridget. ly blossom when it is pot bound. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E, It is pleasant to hear from someone to feed on foliage. BlNSEC’n a D E S rre ^ L lY E R S , HOUSE A FOLIAGE PLANTS, ETC., ETC., A'bert is a 5-foot boa constrictor As for waiting for the boa to get John J. Griffin Jr. and Laura J. Pellerin, both of East List Price 2 95 - 4 Days These plants were in small con­ Flat Rale Center St. Babies are welcome. whose acquaintance I have made whi. disappeared one recent summer Hartford, Aug. 4 at Wickham Park. tainers with little room for roots. c u h i i s hungry and come out looking for “ Nutrition and Weaning” will be the The first commercial in •WOODUW day through a fireplace vent into a Joseph G. Cardini and Judy A. Brown, both 'Of ^ Peterson Home food, the expert noted that since topic of an informal discussion. To radio broadcasting was heard 168 Woodtsnd St wall of the Gentry's house. Albert had eaten a white rat the day Manchester. #Ea Repair Books Aug. 29, 1922, over Station learn more, call Lois Lawrence of 32 Edward W. Didan, 36 Bolton St., and Cynthia A. Pratt, M Now, no one knows where Albert — before she disappeared, she probably Learn how to lake care of lurniture, windows, WEAK in New York City. The Msnchestsr Walker St., 649-5056, or Elaine Wiate sponsor of the radio advertise­ a female snake, by the way — has won't need any more food until Rockville, Aug. 7 at Wickham Park, doors, storage space, insulation, insIde-outside Bikers Back from Cape of 58 Briarwood Drive, 647-9844. Thomas E. Neubelt and Sarah J. Davis, both of ment, the Queensboro Realty 8 4 3 - M 7 4 gone. September or October. jobs, plumbing-healing, electrical, kitchen. Co. of Jackson Heights. Willimantic, Aug. 10, surance. Part of the program is learning to live and work The boa constrictor made her way Boas don't move much and there MANCHESTER - Ten days and many tired muscles (}ueens. paid the station $100 Stephen T. Shaw and Linda A. Kidd, both of Enfield. with other people, according to Mrs. Mooney. into the Gentry household in the really is no reason for her to move Big Catch later, 12 teen-age girls and two adults have returned from for 10 minutes of air time. loving arms of a friend of the Gen­ from her niche, the expert said. He Aug. 4 at Center Congregational. In Hard MONTAUK POINT, L.I. (UPI) - (k>var f I a bicycle trip to Cape Cod. .. ™ . , , trys' daughter, Linda, while her said the only thing the Gentrys might ’The trip "was definitely worth it, said Chris Mooney, HBnninr An Islip, L.I., man has landed an 841- parents were on vacation. Deciding do is lure her out with heat, which is a Manchester H i^ School physical education teacher TECH S’TEREO pound mako shark, the largest OF MANCHESTEK to do some laundry, the two girls put where the heating pad tactic came who organized the trip. “All the girls agreed to that^ caught off Long Island in two years. Albert on the living room floor. from. Mrs Mooney, another adult, Cathy Hedlund, a mother CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Carl Darenberg, operator of the The last anyone saw of Albert was That didn't work either. of one of the cyclisU, and the 12 girls left Manchester her posterior as she wiggled out of Montauk Marine Basin, said the blue TOLLAND TURNPIKE Now, the Gentrys say they’ve Saturday morning, Jidy 21, for the biking and camping SURPLUS INVENTORY SALE! female shark was hooked Wednesday the friend's grasp and into the found some clues that the reptile adventure at the Cape. They returned Monday at 6 p.rn. by Richard Bonnelli in the Atlantic fireplace vent. might have ventured out — such as a It took only two days of “constant riding" to reachtee Ocean about 12 miles south of Block OVER >1,000,000 OF MVENTORY M IST 00! At first, the family thought the boa mark similar to a garden hose on the HAVING A Cape and then they were able to do some camping. They Island. would just poke around a little bit in­ rug and some "evidence" near the visited Nantucket and Provincetown, Mrs. Mooney said, The shark battled for two hours We Will Not Be Undenoki. . side the vents and stuff inside the fireplace Imade while the family was which was the first trip ever for some ol the girls. and 10 minutes before Bonnelli, using walls, then come out. out). She said In an interview Wednesday that they traveled a 100-pound test line and aided by five That was a long lime ago, note the That's about as far as it's gone, 60 to 70 miles each of the first two days, averaging 10 friends, was able to land it. Gcntrvs, however. The Gentrys haven't the . TAG miles per hour. They stayed at roadside camp sites, SAVINGS OF which they had reserved in advance. . , , „ .. “OUT IT GOES” List Price 1.50 — 4 Days '"rhe kids were great and they were all helpful, said “Home Cooking” Mrs Mooney. “It was a real experience for them. Some Boards Set Joint Talk had never been to the Cape before. And Nantucket was UPTO Wm NIDITOIIY CtEMIUICE Collection just beautiful.” action under this agenda is Education, tax cqllector Sale As expected from a trip so rigorous, the women had to HEBRON - The Board session with the and treasurer is scheduled Then you'll want to tell as many? All books include crockery and microwave of Finance will conduct a Board of Selectmen con­ the appointment of a weather some hardships. Some of the bicycle rims EVEIYTHIN6 IN STOCK NARKED DUNN DRASTKAUV FOR CIERRRRGE for this meeting. cooking instructions. Choose beef, salads, cerning (1) action on the member from the board to people as possible about it! And the breadS-sandwiches, appetizers-soup, more. became bent and had to be repaired at shops while others m su im m giiiiBiSE joint meeting with the Any requests for budget resignation submitted by best way to do that is with a Classified had pins falling out of the p^als. Board of Selectmen con­ transfers and/or ap­ Ad in this newspaper. Receivers Tvitables cerning the assessor's Assessor David MacArthur serve on the Town Office “With 14 people, you can’t expect everything to go Speakers who has requested release Building addition study propriations as well as ac­ resignation Tuesday, tion as necessary on com­ smooth,” Mrs. Mooney said. August 7 at 8 p.m. in the from his contract Aug. 31, committee which was ap­ 5 h e H e r a U i It wasn’t just mechanical damage, either. One girl in­ Tape Decks Headphofles Car Stereos 1979; (2) steps to be taken pointed during the town munications and fiscal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING jured her knee Sunday and was unable to pedal farther. Town Office Building. statements. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES meeting Monday evening. The old business portion to fill the vacancy and any Her parents came to get her. The receipt of monthly of the special meeting con­ other action required in And they had to endure some narrow-minded people fiscal statements, June 30 tains town reports lor 1977- connection with the vacan- who "do not like cyclists,” she said, particularly those at I i VO O'OltOii 78, town reports for 1978-79 cv. and July 31 from the LOOK WHAT WE HAVE IN STORKS FOR YOU! camping sites. , Also to be included for s e le c tm e n . B oard of and the status of the 1978-79 This Fall, The University of Connecticut’s Storrs Cam­ "One guy threw us out of the camp site, even though we Tbda k i SATN audit. Town Office had a reservation,” she said. Sle^Recetvif Since most of the girls were involved in some sport, she (lOPIONEER' Building employee salary pus Is offering a wide variety of undergraduate and 100 wans RMS Tbcfanki SL-211 schedule recommendations said, there was no need to train extensively for the trip. FmiLcadkigMby graduate courses. Howcv6r, they did cycle to Old Saybrook one weekend to BeN Drive TumtaM CunQiOlck status report from the %- % become accustomed to day-long riding. 50 70 selectmen, also a status For your convenience...all courses meet In the late after­ report concerning the The trip was part of the high school’s summer enrich­ building official salary noon or early evening only once or twice a weekll ment program and the Board of Education paid the in­ status. During the recent TEACA-106 OFF budget meeting, the posi­ Degree and non-degree students are eligible to take iLBYCASSEHEDECK D.C , S1|fM RiClivif tion of building olficial was NWNIIWS courses. Cost Is only $45 per credit hour. Our (!eg. 2.96 — 4 Days changed from part time to WEEKEND SPECIAL ■1% a ^DISTRIBUTORS full time with a salary of For more Information on courses, registration W 3 r O Astrology ‘N 1 Manufacturers 1 $14,000 effective the new RANA > V o , fiscal year. July 1, 1979. 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PACK EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 2, 1979 Jack Anderson c Mamuszka-Bayles Six South American Regimes Run Hit-Man iH igi in Foreign Lands Jane Marie McAuley of Manchester and Russell Debra L. Bayles of Manchester and Michael E. Frederick Haugh Jr. of Elast Hartford were married July Sound Off Manniszka of Ellington were married .lune 16 at St. made at one point to open a station in that the recent assassination of did — after denying that it had ever 7 at South United Methodist Church In Manchester. The WASHINGTON - It reads like a its "Phase Three” section is the Q. My solution to the oil crisis; free James Church in Manchester. Miami, according to the secret Orlando Letelier ... may have been been planned.” bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. McAuley paperback thriller or the script fqr a Mafia-like enforcement arm, accor­ enterprise. We’ll see competition. Sc. of 25 Emerson St., Manchester. The bridegroom is the ding to top-secret documents and report. ’The CIA got wind of the pian carried out as a third phase of Because qf worldwide outrage at The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hollywood suspense flick, but it is And we’ll see the people work out son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Haugh Sr. of 23 Lydall and notified the State Department. A ‘Operation (Condor.’” the Letelier murder — three top of­ Bayles of 236 E. Middle Turnpike. Manchester. The frighteningly, incredibly real. The other sources. solutions. — Patricia ’Tursi, Yakima, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Road, East Hartford. ’The special section “Involves the formal protest to the governments Quick action by the CIA and the ficials of DINA were indicted in the The Rev. Bruce Pehrson of South United Methodist secret police of at least sbe South United States, but extradition has Wash. Mamuszka of Ellington. formation of special teams from involved was considered, but was French and Portuguese governments Church performed the double-ring ceremony. American military regimes have been refused — the Chilean presi­ A. Great idea. But who’s going to member countries assigned to travel vetoed by then-Secretary of State prevented similar Condor strikes on The Hev. Bobcrt E. Saunders of East Catholic High The bride was given in marriage by her father. been running a joint undercover ano'ther occasion, sources told our dent, Gen. Augusto Pinochet, dis­ persuade the OPEC nations, which Donna Paty of Lebanon was maid of honor. operation whose function is to anywhere in the world to non­ Henry Kissinger. rig oil prices, to return to the free School officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Instead, U.S. disapproval of the associate Dale Van Atta. Following solved the sinister police force in Bridesmaids were Kathleen Collett and Ruthanne assasinate conunon en^ies_ in member countries to carry out ‘sanc­ enterprise system? If they sold their The bride was given in marriage by her father. proposed Condor station was quietly the assassinations of the Bolivian 1977. Its replacement agency is Collette, both of East Windsor and sisters of the bride; foreign countries. tions’ — including assassination — oil on an open market, economists against Condor enemies,” according relayed to the Chilean secret police, ambassador and a Uruguayan at­ primarily an intelligence-gathering .Sandra L. Bayles of Ellington was her sister’s maid of Judy McAuley of Manchester, the bride’s sister-in-law; The secret tell me it would reduce the price by and Bevery Kaldy of South Windsor. Kimberly Collette of to a “Top Secret-Sensitive” report of DINA, which seamed to be the tache in Paris, and a Chilean agency, CIA sources said. honor Bridesmaids were Cathy Kodes and Michelle organization is But others are not so sure that $12 to $15 a barrel. East Windsor, the bride’s niece, was flower girl. the Senate Foreign Relations (Com­ moving force behind Condor. diplomat in the Middle East, a Con­ Sweet, both of Manchester; and Christine Mamuszka of caiied "Operation DINA’S ghost has been laid to rest. Q. I would like to know why Frank David Gregoire of East Hartford served as best man. mittee. ’The outpost was never set up, but dor first team had selected three Ellington, the bridegroom's sister. Miss Kimberly A. Condor," after Chilean undercover agents have still Sturgis, who used to work for you, Bayles of New Jersey, the bride's niece, was flower girl. Ushers were Richard Haugh of Manchester, the One “Phase Three” teams is this may not have stopped Condor praminent European leftists as the baldheaded been able to enter the Unitdd States wound up at Watergate? — Ora bridegroom’s brother; Gary Zdrojowy of East Hartford; charged with drawing up the (Condor from doing its dirty work in the targets for retaliation. vuiture of the on false passports to buy electronic Gates, Mobile, Ala. Steven Trueb of Ellington served as best man. Ushers Thomas McAuley of Manchester, the bride’s brother; and “hit list” in a particular country. United States. In September 1976, the But while the second team was Gary Gabriele of Atlanta, Ga. Mark Swain of Manchester Andes. Its eavesdropping equipment and the A.'He worked for Richard Nixon, were Lewis E. Johns of Ellington: and Scott J. Bayles of ’Then a second team is dispatched to prominent Chilean exile, Orlando looking for the targets, the (CIA dis­ was ring bearer. headquarters is not me. Sturgis was hired by the Manchester, the bride's brother. locate the targeted victims and con­ Letelier, was blown to bits with a covered that the assassinations were secret report notes that “persons ac­ A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in located in Chile. Though membership Nixon camjiaign to break into A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country duct surveillance on them. Finally, a young American associate as they to occur in France and Portugal and companying President Pinochet to Manchester, after which the couple left on a cruise to V has varied since Condor’s formation Watergate. Club in Glastonbury, after which the couple left for St. third team, drawn from one or more were driving past the, Chilean urgently notified those governments. the signing of the Panama Canal Bermuda. They will reside in Manchester. in 1976, other member nations have Footnote: Address your letters to Thomas. V.l They will reside in Rockville. member police agencies, is sent to French and Portuguese authorities Treaty used false passports. Mrs. Haugh is employed as stenographer at the Pratt & included Argentina, Boliva, Brazil, chancery on Washington’s Embassy Ask Jack Anderson, Box 2300, tipped off the intended victims, then ’The report concludes, “What is Mrs. Mamuszka is employed by Connecticut Bank & Whitney Group of United Technologies Corp. in East Paraguay, and Uruguay. carry out the “sanction” decided up­ Row. Washington, D.C. 20013. Your full Hartford. Mr. Haugh is employed as an electrical Mrs. Russell F. Haugh Jr. called the (Condor nations’ represen­ clear, is that DINA and Condor Trust Co. in Hartford Mr. Mamuszka is a graduate of Although Condor functions as an on. The confessed hit man claimed name will be used unless otherwise assembler at Westinghouse Corp. in Windsor. (Forrest tatives on the carpet “to warm them possess both the motive and capabili­ Hartford State Technical College. (Ciolkosz photo) Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mamuszka So far, apparently, (Condor has DINA had hired him, and a secret requested. Because of the tremen­ Photographic Lab photo) intelligence-gathering organization to call off the action,” according to ty to harm United States residents. to keep track of ’ieftist’ exiies and failed to establish an outpost in the FBI report at the time stated: “It is dous volume of mail, personal replies United States, but an attempt was not beyond the realm of possibility the secret report. It added: “They College Notee other opponents of the rating juntas. are impossible. Three students from Manchester Engaged 1 Students Awarded earned recognition from Norwich Wedding University at Northfield, Vt., during the second semester. illaurhratpr Euntimji (iiislafson-l^ane Felice-Kiely ~ $500 Scholarships Names to the dean’s list were Manchester — A Ctty of Village Charm Dawn Elizabeth Lane of Hardwick. The engagement of Miss Mary Louis M. Hafner, son of Mary Hafner Carla Rae Hamilton of Vernon and Math Team, which is part of the of 68 Elsie Drive and Cathryn Cone, Founded Oct. 1. 1081 VI.. and Lloyd iLonny) Gustafson of Josephine Felice of Manchester to James R. Braue of Glastonbury are Capitol Area Math League. He was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cone, 2 Manchester were married June 24 at Kevin Francis Kiely of Broad Brook Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. two of three area students to be also the captain of the high school’s 114 W, Vernon St. the Lane family camp on Caspian has been announced by her mother, Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 awarded a $500 scholarship from the Match Wits Team in his junior and David A. Locke, son of Mr. and Lake in Greensboro. Vt. Mrs. Thomas Felice of 3 Whitney Connecticut Credit Union League, senior years. Mrs. Robert Locke of 159 Henry St., Audit Bu'Cdu of C 'Cu dt on ” ted Winti '' iv ’ dt-ynai The bride is the daughter of Mr. Road, Manchester. She is also the the trade association of the state and The contest, which was open to and Mrs. Donald Lane of Hardwick. daughter of the late Thomas Felice. was promoted to the rank of cadet federally chartered credit unions in high school seniors who are members Cuilomef S*rv,c« - M7.9948 j Turkington. E««cuti«e Editor Mr. Kiely is the son of Mr. and corporal. Vt. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Connecticut. of the children of members of FUymond F Robmgon Edtlor-Pubiisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor and Mrs. Lloyd Gustafson of Mrs. Francis Kiely ol Poquonock. To receive a rank as a com­ Each scholarship recipient also Connecticut credit unions, asked missioned or non-commissioned of- Manchester. Miss Felice graduated from received a $100 bond from the East students to write essays of 1,000 The double-ring ceremony was per­ Manchester High School in 1973. She ficeer in the Corps of Cadets at Hartford Aircraft Federal Credit words or less on the topic, "How Can Norwich, a cadet must be proficient formed by the Rev. Christopher attended the Creative Hairdressing Other Editors Sav Union. The students earned the We Convince A m ericans to in academic and military subjects Dillon, pastor of the Greensboro School in Manchester and graduated scholarships by winning the Great Conserve?” from the Institute for Hairstylists in and must have demonstrated Bend Methodist Church. American Turn Off Essay Contest, a exemplary qualities of leadership. Cabinet shakeups are a time- tion around. The bride, given in marriage by Hartford in 1975. She is employed as competition developed for high Until now Carter has generally a barber stylist at Francesco’s honored method of demonstrating ad­ her parents, wore a gown sprinkled school seniors by The Connecticut been perceived as both indecisive lightly with tiny pink roses and Barber Shop in East Hartford. James W. Dwyer, son of Mr. and ministrative decisiveness and a - Credit Union League, on behalf of its Mrs. William P. Dwyer of 405 Spring change of direction when chief and inept in meeting America’s designed with long, full sheer sleeves Mr. Kiely graduated from Windsor 430 member credit unions. gathered at the wrists. She wore a ' High School in 1973. He is employed St., Manchester, has been named to executives become bogged down in socioeconomic ills. Miss Hamilton, a graduate of the dean’s list at Colby College, political troubles. His new assertiveness, sprig of baby's breath in her hair and as a machinist at Ex-cell-o Corp,, Rockville High School, will major in carried a cascade bouquet ol pink East Windsor. Waterville. Maine. Although few presidents have prac- characterized by his energy speeches fashion merchandising and retailing A biology major, he graduated The couple is planning a Sept, 15 ticed the art of high-level and cabinet shuffling, is obviously and white silk roses. Mary J. Felice at Johnson & Wales College in from Manchester High School. Miss Holly Michaud of Hardwick wedding. (McLaughlin photo I designed to convince Americans that Providence, R.I. She is also recipient Among the area students receiving housekeeping on a scale now being was the maid of honor. of the Hendricks Award and undertaken by President Carter, his Carter can in fact deal with those Glen Mason of Lyndonville, Vt.. degrees at commencement exercises Scholarship, which is awarded each at Boston (College recently are: actions serve to underscore an ap­ problems determinedly. served as best man. year by Rockville High School. She is parent determination to focus the The shakeup may be chiefly A reception was held at the Fryes Helping Hands Manchester; Karen L. Andreo, 396 a member of the U.S. Figure Skating attention of his administration on cosmetic — which is unfortunate for Barn in Peacham. Vt.. attended by SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) -- Students Bush Hill Road, cum laude; Joanne Association and belonged to the ten­ Evangelista. 47 Sage Drive; Patricia dealing with the nation's most persis­ its victims such as the popular relatives and friends. After a wed­ Donations sent to Mattie Schultz, the nis and swimming clubs at RHS. Califano and the unpopular ding trip to Cape Cod. Mass.. the cou­ 91-year-old woman jailed for shoplif­ L. Lloyd, 166 Porter St., summa cum tent domestic problems. Braue, a 1979 graduate of Glaston­ laude; Thomas J. Martin, 105 Trebbe Schlesinger — but it is un­ ple are making their summer home ting $15 worth of food to keep from Report In dumping Energy Secretary Congressional Quarterly bury High School, will attend the Drive, magna cum laude; and Mar­ questionably decisive. in Greensboro. starving, range from five dimes University of Connecticut, where he James Schlesigner, HEW Secretary Mrs. Gustalson is employed at the taped to a brief note to a $700 check. cia L. Spano, 195 Ferguson Road, Joseph A. Califano Jr., Treasury And if the “image" of decisiveness plans on pursuing a mathematics/ac- magna cum laude. National Life Insurance Co. in But because of all the attention she Abuse turial science major. In high school, Secretary W. Michael Blum'enthal, creates a climate in which genuine Montpelier. Vt. Mr. Gustaf.son is the has received, Mrs. Schultz is now ^Iton: Robin S. Murdock. 88 South action can flourish in the weeks and he was a member of the school's Road, cum laude. Transportation Secretary Brock California Couple Learn Quick Civic Lesson elementary music teacher in the convalescing in a local hospital, suf­ Carla R. Hamilton Adams and Attorney General Griffen months ahead, the president may yet Hardwick and Craflsbury. Vt., school fering from exhaustion. Bv SHARON RlTENBERG accomplish his goal of reversing the B. Bell, the president dramatizes in The -amended legislation then system. (Chicago iu p d - a high schooi downward plunge of his political for­ selling their home on June 15, 1977. old home must be sold 18 months the most startling fashion possible By ELIZABETH WEHR returns to the House floor for a vote swimming coach picked his femaie tunes. Time had run out on the Halls for a after they buy a new one. his intention to turn his administra- WASHINGTON - Congress has — not to committee, where it could competitors on the basis of their Births Portland (Maine) Press Herald special tax exemption and only an act Because a bitterly-contested, breast sizes. A male teacher some good news and some bad news be bottled up indefinitely. SS United States for stockbroker Brian Hall and his of Congress could reprieve them. federally-funded freeway, 200 yards harassed and finally coerced several grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chmielecki of The maneuver is used to .Monnin, Murcue William, son of William C. and wife Vera of the lush southern It was not until this year that the from their old home had made it very of his students into having sex with Manchester. She has a brother. Jason Mark. 2. Quote/Unauote hard to sell, the Halls couldn’t meet streamline action on tax-related bills Kathleen Ann Moriarty Monnin of New Iberia, La. He California community of Laguna Senate Finance Committee agreed to him. was bom July 24 at Iberia Parish Hospital. His maternal move the bill to the Senate floor. But the deadline. It took them 18 months by allowing them to move through Will Sail Again Such sexual abuse of students by Beach. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James P. Moriarty of 455 and 45 days to complete the sale of both houses of Congress their teachers is reaching epidemic Moriarlv, William Robert, son of Robert J. and “ll*s like a foolball learn or before doing so, it added a lengthy one boiler will be converted for use ol Oakland Road, South Windsor. His paternal grandmother “Tlie percent of people who The good news is that their bid to simultaneously. The Constitution I ' ' I ’.KKI C. M ILLER proportions in the United States and Judith Flanagan Moriarty of Windsor Locks, He was bom baseball team that won the cham­ collection of changes in Medicare their former residence. Hence, the a revolutionary new coal-based fuel is Mrs, Marguerite Monnin of New Iberia, La. His mater­ believe there are aignifirant avoid a $15,000 tax loss through a requires that tax legislation start in HONOLULU (UPI) - Dick Hadley involves pupils from preschool to May 30 at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford. His maternal pionship Iasi lime hul has losi and Medicaid law, including a con­ hefty tax bill. perfected by Sweden called Car- nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ben- number of crook* in government special “private relief” bill is didn t like his view overlooking high school age, witnesses told the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Flanagan of troversial section widely viewed as A friend suggested seeking an the House. But with the maneuver bogel. To finance the renovation he is nis Sr. of West Haven. His paternal great-grandmother is is higher now than during some if ils charisma, some of its moving through Congress after two Honolulu ''orbor; not enough Illinois House Rape Study Commitee Lowell, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and the committee’s alternative to Presi­ exemption. So, without any legal ad­ the Senate can work on tax bills selling memberships in the United Mrs. W. Calvin of New Iberia, La. Watergate.” unbealable image.” years of delays. American s.'.Oo. Monday. Mrs. James P. Moriarty of 455 Oakland Road, South dent Carter’s proposal to control vice, the Halls decided to ty. without waiting for the House to act. States Cruising Society for prices — Jody Powell, White House news - Milton J. White, a chairman of The bad news is that, through an Dick Hadley plans to improve the Susan Champagne, a former Siirrrlls, Danielle Marie, daughter of Daniel and Windsor. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and hospital costs. But the Hollywood, Calif., office of The tax-writing Senate Finance ranging from $11,500 to $39,550 which secretary, talking about polls that the Georgia Black Republican Coun­ arcane procedural maneuver, their view. He has bought the biggest teacher at a Chicago high school, told Sharon Przybylski Surrells of Spencer Street, Mrs. Joseph J. Bennis Sr. of West Haven. He has a The fate of the Halls’ bill now the Internal Revenue Service didn’t Committee habitually uses the American luxury liner ever built, the entitles the society members to a 60 reveal the public’s attitude toward cil, claiming President Carter has bill has become entangled in this the panel that fear of lower grades or Manchester. She was born July 24 at Manchester brother, Jason Charles, 3. see it that way. maneuver to, in effect, “originate” mothballed SS United States. percent discount of the full fares for ^ students lost popularity in the black communi­ year’s most heavily lobbied and con­ depends on the passage of that Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. the federal government. “The IRS just doesn’t like excep­ its own version of tax bills. Medicare The change of scenery will cost the two weeks aboard every year for 20 report the incidents. ifivn rw ra w ty troversial health issue — hospital measure. and Mrs. John Przybylski of Broad Brook. Her paternal tions. They want everyone to be and Medicaid, financed by federal Seattle developer about $40 million - years. She said students told her a swim- cost control. No one on (japitol Hill will predict grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Surrells of Broad treated alike,” said one con­ revenues, fall into that category. $5 million lor the 990-foot ship, and "\Ve expect to raise more than $25 coach selected his swimming “It’s a real civics lesson,” Hall the bill’s future. The committee million through the4 G 4 time-shareI rvn n_o M o t*o ^ . . . ■ Brook. Her great-grandparents are Lucy Bradbury of An­ READY Each year minor House-passed tax $35 million to renovate her. team members “not on swimming said ruefully, acknowledging that he measure is much kinder to hospitals gressional tax committee aide. cruising society memberships and dover and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gadbais of East Hart­ and tariff measures pile up in the He hopes to get it all back, plus a ability, but on breast size or on the ford. She has a sister. Erica, 2. Thoughts now had a special interest in the fate than Carter’s. For that reason, there Next, the Halls turned to their nice profit, by operating the 1,200- thus avoid bank financing." Hadley sexual favors that might be granted FOR SCHOOL is less opposition to it in Congress, representative, Carlos J. Moorhead, committee. When the panel has put of the hospital bill. the finishing touches on a piece of passenger ship as a no-tipping, time­ said. by the potential team member,” Chiniciccki, Lisa Anne, daughter of Mark C. and but more in the White House. Last D-Calif. sharing passenger liner between Two of the United States’ four “Ye shall not steal, neither shall ye Wherever we turn, we find thievery, When the Halls launched their major legislation, Chairman Russell Maureen Anne Dugan Chmielecki of 66 Hollister St., year administration lobbyists Moorhead introduced a special bill Hawaii and the Mainland plus propellors will be removed and two ------*— deal falsely nor lie one to another” deception and abuse of public trust. legislative adventure, they “didn’t B. Long, D-La., turns to his staff, She said the coach was transferred Manchester. She was born July 25 at Manchester threatened a presidential veto of for them and the House passed it "sprinkles of cruises in the Atlantic, of her eight boilers eliminated during to another school following com­ (Leviticus 19:11) We may be strongest nation of realize it would have to go through with the question, “Well, what have Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is similar legislation. routinely. Caribbean and Pacific." the conversion at the Newport News plaints from three students, but kept r«r Tha ltari>T»«R Honesty in private and corporate earth military and economically, but both houses of Congress. I certainly Catherine M. Dugan of New York, N.Y. Her paternal Here is the Halls’ problem. Then, the Halls fell victim of a you got for us to put this on?” "This will be the greatest love boat shipyard. his teaching job because "he tracked life is one of the pillars of a strong didn’t know this could happen,” Hall unless individuals and groups guide Federal law lets individuals avoid a time-honored Senate practice. The This year, a sluggish Congress has ever home ported in Honolulu," "She will still make nearly 30 knots down and threatened ” the pupils un­ CHUBETTES and lasting society. Historians tell us said in an interview. themselves by the laws of ethics and capital gains tax on profits from the maneuver is to take a non- been moving fewer bills than usual, exclaimed the enthusiastic 58-year- with only two props," Hadley said, til they dropped their charges. that the Roman Empire collapsed In 1977 and again in May of this Menus «*• (gMWh* morality, the security of this nation sale of a house in two instances. The controversial bill already passed by and the Finance Committee’s old millionaire. "r..id the removal of the boilers will Ann Benedict, who resigned after |0( VW Ml*' because it had become corroded by year, the House agreed that the Halls It will rclurn the SS United States give us additional space which we ll teaching in the Chicago public school will be in jeopardy. money must be reinvested in a new the House and add to it legislation legislative “cupboard” was relative­ corruption, deception and fraud. should not have to pay capital gains to her rightful place as the world's need for the half acre of shops, the system for six years, said she Elderly Rabbi Leon Wind home within 18 months of sale, or the that the Senate wants. ly bare. The Hall bill was the only These destructive elements are tax on the $60,000 profit they made premier luxury liner where she will five dining facilities - plus the received a report ol such an incident Menus which will be Spanish rice, mixed Temple Beth Sholom one available. be a source ol pride to all original main dining salon -- the while teaching at a high school, served Aug. 6-Aug. 10 at vegetable salad with salad very much part of our society today. Americans ' swimming pools, tennis court and Mayfair and Westhill dressing, yellow cake, One of the fringe benefits Hadley sports areas. "Six female and one male students Gardens to Manchester whole wheat bread, Don Graff received lor his part in the building "We are converting the world’s came to a colleague and myself with residents ver 60 are as mararine, skim milk, IK M I4B ol Ihe big Amfac Center building in greatest ship into the country club of a report of a male teacher harassing follows: coffee or tea. IM H UK downlowii Honolulu was a harbor- the sea." them and linaliy coercing them into Monday: Baked liver Thursday; Roast Tom SCOOPS IfyDoniSMiyd Revolutionary Postscripts view ollicc. The 53,329-ton liner still holds the having sexual relations with him. with onion gravy, whipped turkey with gravy, It would gall me to look at the After the sex act, he reportedly potatoes, stewed tomatoes whipped potatoes, buttered qoOP ANP PAP H£WS,H£RR C0AWI5SAR! 0N£ OF OUR Nicaragua and its erstwhile borrowed equipment — rented from paths straight to hell in reborn Iran. Atlantic speed record for both the Nicaragua situation from just harbor and sec British. Dutch, pushed at least one of them up with green beans, cin­ mixed vegetables, fresh - AWLflFS IfJ nWININS FOR "WE strongman have at last parted comp Novidades, the former Somoza fami­ It’s conceivable the Ayatollah cast and west crossings. The New another case of Latin American .lapanese. Russian and Greek ships, York to Europe record of 3 days 10 against the wall with his hand around namon applesauce, whole banana, cranberry sauce, AlOSCOVOiyMHCSHASPROKJll pany, but the individual who perhaps ly newspaper. might have had second thoughts domestic unrest into a regional and hut no Airiencan ships. At one lime hours and 40 minutes was made on her neck and threatened her with wheat bread, margarine, bread, margarine, skim contributed more than any other to That is a businesslike form of about taking such a drastic step had America had the world's greatest milk, coffee or tea. m woRLP pou mpitini; then world issue. From then on, her maiden voyage out of New York physical harm if she toid anyone skim milk, coffee or tea. that denouement is not around for the poetic justice that newspaperman he heeded one William Shakespeare, mercliaiil marine, but we scuttled it about this act. Friday: Beef vegetable .RKORPf Somoza was on the defensive and his on July 3, 195'2. It only took her 92 Tuesday: Baked celebrations. Chomorro would surely have ap­ who observed: and are now exporting seafaring minutes longer for the homeward meatloaf with gravy, oven- soup, macaroni salad with Pedro Joaquin Chamorro overthrow progressed more swiftly "This coercion had been going on chopped egg, sliced preciated. The man that hath no music in jobs. bound voyage of 2,906 nautical miles. for a period of three years before a roasted potatoes, buttered Cardenal, editor of the newspaper La than even the Sandinista rebels who "1 wiindcred what had happened to American cheese, pickled The Ayatollah himself. The red, white and blue funnelled student had courage to speak to broccoli, fresh peach, rye Prensa and for long years the most accomplished it might previously the United States. " Hadley said. beet salad, chocolate pud­ Nor is not mov’d with concord of liner has been in mothballs since someone about it." said a statement bread, margarine, skim tenaciously out­ have believed possible. Is Not Charmed "Alter iiioiiths of negotiations I November 1969 when the government milk, coffee or tea. ding, cornbread, Who are we to believe — Karl sweet sounds. bought her Irum the U.S. Commerce read on her behaif. spoken opponent The life of its editor was not, bought the $79 million vessel from Wednesday: Baked cod margarine, skim milk, Marx or the Ayatollah Khomeini? Is fit the treasons, strategems, and Department lor $5 million through A survey of city coilege students, coffee or tea. of the Somoza dic­ however, the only cost to La Prensa United States Lines for $12 million who recently graduated from high filet, lemon butter sauce. The former laid it down more than spoils; our itcwlv loriiu'd United States under the Passenger Ship Sales Act, tatorship, was of the Nicaraguan civil wqr- In a The motions of his spirit are dull as school and felt freer to respond, murdered in final destructive spasm before their a century ago that the opium of the Cruises. Inc She has been maintained by the U.S. PARK HILL JOYCE night, To oltsct the increased luel costs of showed more than 25 percent knew of surrenifer, .Somoza’s troops people is religion. Maritime Administration at Norfolk or were victims of sexual abuse POT Nf PIP IT SETTINQ OVER IHE January of 1978. And his affections dark as Erebus: operating the big ship. Hadley said FLOWER SHOP Not so, the latter, now says. Music ever since. during high school, Ms, Benedict ^ PERIIH WALL. The respon­ demolished the paper’s presses and Let no such man be trusted. sibility for his offices. fulfills that socially undesirable func­ said. tion, at least in revolutionary Iran. But then, the second thought would SPECIAL death is still not That was not to be the end of La have been to ban Shakespeare as well In the Service However. Ms. Champagne, who precisely fixed, and may never be. Prensa, however, any more than Declaring that music has a draglike said she was transferred to another OF THE WEEK effect in that it “stupifies persons — if he isn’t already. But at the time, it was widely Chomorro’s death silenced his op­ Actually, the Ayatollah isn’t so .Navy Airiii.in Apprentice Craig V. Ocean and Arabian Guii in response school as a "troublemaker ” and later listening to it and makes their brain believed to be the work of Somoza’s position. The Chomorro family, much in conflict with Marx on this Bnusliee. son ol Marcella J Boushee to the turmoil in Iran and North joined "Stop Sexual Abuse of BLOOIfElD agents. If so, the crime turned out to observing that the paper’s most im­ inactive and frivolous,” the holy ol 99 Spencer Si . Maneliesler, has Students, ” indicated a "much VOBION m subject as going him one better. Yemen. The Navy Expeditionary liiniM MMIm ■144 be not a paralyzing blow to the op­ portant asset — jts staff — is still man’s holy man has banned it from been awarded the N a v y Medal is awarded to personnel of the higher " incidence. Religion, as he would have it prac­ LAROE CMrrha position but a boomerang for the largely intact, already is arranging Iranian radio and television. Expeditionary Medal Navy who have operated under cir­ Mary Gerace, president of the BphinM. mm It thus joins alcohol. Western ticed in his brave new Islamic Chicago Council on Crimes Against b u n c h regime. to resume publication. He IS a crew member aboard the cumstances deemed to merit special H im movies and coeducational swimming republic, is more than an opiate. It s Women, said sex abuse is “per­ (CASH uul CARHY) (3iamorro’s death and the atten­ Pending rebuilding of La Prensa’s aireralt carrier USS .Midway, recognition. The medal was first as officially certified and proscribed a total ancsilii'lic. operating Irom Yokosuka. Japan. authorized in 1936. vasive, hidden, ugly and swept under FLOWtffS tnd ARRANOemeHTa FOR tVERY OCCAEION. . . R E i m S f E U flM iM itq. dant publicity transformed the own plant, they expect to publish on He received the medal for his par- Boushee joined the Navy in the rug. Students have no idea their :16 OAK ST., MAIVCHKSTKH IVI. ftl'»A179l lu- l-KKK. MMihKKMhLM«S2H41l tirip.itiiin 111 crtiises in the Indian December 1976 rights arc violated.” * I’AHKIM: • MIKK OKI.OWSKI. I'ni|i. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., August 2, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN PAP.E TEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 2, 1979 I Obituaries ^ Board to Act on Questions Birds Minus Stars John M. Corbelt January, after 18 years service with MANCHESTER - The Town MILWAUKEE (UPI) - looking to take two of three. Baltimore. “Either that, or play .800 ball the MANCHESTER - John Michael the department. Board of Directors will decide next All nine members now are e lected by ‘Tve heard people say, ‘Who are tion may lead to division pitting one Baltimore Manager Earl While still talking of |iow “things rest of the way. They might do it the Corbett. 73. of Natick, Mass., He is also survived by a son, month whether two advisory referen­ all voters, and the highest vote-getter those guys?’ And they’re talking section of town-against another. Weaver says his red-hot, first can change in this game,” Manager formerly of Manchester, died this Douglas R. Aniello of Vernon; and dum questions about the election of traditionally has been appointed about members of the Board of He also said voter turnouts, George Bamberger of the Brewers way they’re playing,” he said. place team has no stars. But The Brewers nearly got to Mar­ morning at Leonard Morse Hospital, two brothers and a sister in Italy. town officials will be on this mayor. Directors and the mayor,” Cum­ although down recently, have been said “we can’t lose three to them mings said. high in the past when the issues have what about the man they call there next week, tinez in the fifth when three singles in Natick. He was the husband of Mrs. 'The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. November’s ballot. . According to the proposal, the Interested many town residents. I’ll tell you that.” a row produced a run. Weaver came Catherine Riverkamp Corbett. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington The Democratic Town Committee selection of the mayor also would The proposed changes would in­ “Bummy?” Ave., Rockville. The Rev. David change. Each party would nominate crease voter interest, he said, ’The Another opponent of the proposal, Center fielder Al Bumbry got three The third-place to the mound and Martinez said he Mr. Corbett was born Aug. 1, 1906 Wednesday night endorsed the idea “told me to get ’em to hit on the Eusden of Union Congregational of appointing a Charter Revision one person for mayor, and those two Charter Revision Commission also Roger McDermott, accus^ Cum­ hits and scored twice to spark the Brewers fell 9 1/2 in Newburgh. N.V.. and had lived in ground, get a double play.” Manchester for 35 years before Church will officiate. Burial will be Commission to review both questions candidates then would run head-to- could review other options, including mings of railroading the matter Orioles to a 5-2 victory Wednesday games behind the Paul Molitor lined out, and Don moving to Natick four years ago. He at the convenience of the family. — one for the district election of head for the mayor’s seat. The the strong mayor idea supported by through because be had not beard a night, completing a sweep of the Orioles. had been employed as a sample There are no calling hours. directors, the other for direct elec­ mayor also would receive some ad­ Republican Town Chairman Richard call for discussion. But', Cummings three-game series. His two-run Bamberger had Money hit into a double play to end said before the the Brewers’ threat. Gorman maker at Manchester Modes before The family suggests that any tion of the mayor. ditional duties under the proposal. Weinstein, Cummings said. . did ask for comments, and McDer­ homer won the series opener, 2-1. start of the 17 games in a row against Thomas hit his 25th homer for his retirement in 1973. memorial gifts may be made to Both proposals have been Democratic Town Chairman Ted ’There were only a few scattered mott was chastised by another town It was the 13th win in the last 15 committee member, Pascal Milwaukee’s other run in the sixth. He is also survived by two Rockville General Hospital Building suggested by the party’s leadership Cummings said he believes the “nos” opposed to the proposal. Those games for the Orioles who have led New York, Baltimore and Boston that a 9-8 split would keep his club in Rangers 4, Tigers 3 daughters. Mrs, Catherine Waite of Fund or to the Union Congregational to generate increased interest In council-manager ” 'form of govern­ voting against it included Jon Norris, Mastrangelo. the American League East for all but Church Memorial Fund. ment now used in Manchester is a a Pension Board member; Joel “ When you come to these one day since May 18. the race. He said he was still sticking Newly acquired Mickey Rivers Wellesley, Mass., and Mrs. town elections. to that. singled in one run and Jim Sundberg Jacqueline Pescatore of Marshfield, Frank B. Bunn The most recent town election, in good system, but he thinks some Janenda, chairman of the Advisory meetings, you have to be awake and Bumbry has hit safely in his last 13 alert,” Mastrangelo said. Weaver warned “of jumping to tripled in two more to trigger the Mass.; and eight grandchildren. EAST HARTFORD - Frank B. 1977, attracted 51 percent of the changes to the selection process Recreation and Park Commission; games and raised his average to The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 voters. That was the lowest turnout might be needed. and Judge of Probate William ’The Board of Directors would have nearly .300. conclusions” that his club would be Rangers. Bunn, 65, formerly of East Hartford, easy pennant winners. Royals 4, Blue Jays 3 a.m. from the John F. Tierney died Wednesday at a Middletown con­ for a regular election and marked a “We would be shirking our duty FitzGerald. to vote by early September to place “We’re playing better this year “There are still too many games to George Brett, playing with an In­ Funeral Home, 219 W, Center St., valescent home. 17 percent drop in voter turnout since and copping out if we did not try to do Norris, a former director, said this the issue on this November’s ballot. because we play^ most of last year play. In 1973, we were nine games jured thumb, collected three hits, with a mass at St. James Church at Mr. Bunn was born in East Hart­ the 1971 town election. something about our municipal elec- morning, “I don’t see that this is If the voters then pass the questions, without Bumbry,” said pitcher Den­ going to be productive.” a Charter Revision Commission back Sept. 1 and won by seven,” drove in two runs and scored the 10 Burial will be in St. James ford and had lived in the Hartford The proposed changes would have tions,” he said, nis Martinez, who matched team­ at least some of the members of the He referred to past parades and He said directors elected in the would be appointed to recommend mate Mike Flanagan as a 14-game Weaver said. “A lot of things can still game-winning run for the Royals. Cemeterv. area all his life. whatever changes it felt would be happen.” A’s 7, Twins 1 Friend's may call at the funeral Board of Directors elected by dis- social events in Manchester that he past have worked to benefit the en­ winner. He allowed eight hits. He is survived by a brother, But he conceded the Orioles have Rick Langford scattered eight hits home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m, trict rather than by the entire town, has attended. tire town, and he fears district elec­ needed. The Orioles jumped to a 3-0 first in­ George W. Bunn of East Hartford; the ingredients for winning. and Tony Armas drove in what two sisters, Mrs. Gladys Russell of ning lead when Bumbry, Rich Dauer, John .Aniello Eddie Murray and John Lowenstein “ We’re leading the league in proved to be the winning run with a East Hartford and Mrs. Delma Bot- pitching and we’ve been first, second second-inning single, giving Oakland VERNON - John Aniello, 69, of 301 torff of Florida; and several nieces all singled and Doug Decines hit a Police Report Market Charged Slight Disagreement over Call or third in home runs ail year,” he its fourth victory in the last five South St. died Wednesday at and nephews. sacrifice fly. In the third, Bumbry said. “You win a heck of a lot of ball games. i Rockville General Hospital. He was The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at „ . singled, stole second and scored on the husband of Mrs. Martha Edwards the D’Esopo East Hartford Funeral MANCHESTER — A one-car crash According to police, the vehicle Ken Singleton’s double. games that way.” Mariners 7, Angels 6 With Violations Detroit third baseman Tom Brookens dis- Latter holds base as ump bellows safe and Dan Meyer slammed a solo homer Aniello. Chapel, High and Carter streets, early Wednesday morning left two was traveling east on Hilliard Street Dauer ended the Orioles scoring Larry Sorensen, 12-11, the loser agreed with Umpire Greg Kosc’s call on signals. (UPI Photo) for his third hit of the game to break Mr. Aniello was born in Italy and Burial will be in East Cemetery, people injured, police reported. when it ran off the right side and VERNON — Norman LaPointe, 26, Road, Vernon, was charged with a solo homer in the ninth. who left in the fifth, agreed with manager of ’The Shopping Bag super­ F&ngers’ Jim Sundberg’s triple last night. a 6-6 tie in the seventh inning and had lived in Manchester for many Manchester. 20-year-old Patrick J. struck a telephone pole. A minor Thursday with reckless driving after Both teams came into the series Bamberger that the Brewers “just lead the Mariners to victory. years before coming to Vernon 38 Friends may call at the funeral Roche Jr. of Colchester, and his engine blaze was extinguished by the market in Rockville center, has been his vehicle struck the rear of a about have to sweep” the series in years ago. He was a member of charged with violating the state shelf motorcyle, which was making a turn chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 5^®? officer who first arrived at the scene. Union Congregational Church of pn, McClelland, of 23 Squirrel Trail, Police charged Roche with life pricing laws. into Merline Drive. ’The operator of Phillies Rid Rockville. He was employed as a were treated at reckless driving. The Eighth District He was arrested Thursday on a the motorcycle was Joseph Scrivano Superior (k)urt warrant after an in­ Jr., 22, of Talcottville Road. No in­ 2 foreman by the Vernon Highway In Memorian Manchester Memorial Hospital for Fire Department also reported to the Herald Angle Department before retiring last In memory of Frances Waters Crandall, Passed severe bleeding, police said. scene. vestigation of a complaint made by juries were reported, police said. injury Jinx Eckersley Stops Ex-Mates away August 2. 1978. Police reported a hit-and-run inci­ an area resident, police said. Court date for Barselau is Aug. 7. dent on Adams Street Wednesday He has been charged with changing Steven Dakers, 20, of Hartford was Earl Yost CLEVELAND (UPI) - Den­ test for two hours and 18 minutes but Cox’ shot over the left field fence. morning. prices on items within the store, charged with tampering with a motor NEW YORK (UPI) - The nis Eckersley continues to be a it didn’t cool off the. Boston bats as “It was tough pitching after that A parked car belonging to Joyce which is in violation of the state vehicle, fourth-degree larceny Sports Editor word is out the Phillies have menace to his former team­ the Red Sox jumped on Cleveland two hour wait, " said Eckersley. Five Die in Protest Holster, 342 Adams St., was damaged statute which prohibits increasing Thursday. He was observed finally rid themselves of a starter and loser David Clyde, 3-3, “The key out for me was when I went prices of foods during their shelf life. mates. in the left rear bumper, police said, syphoning gasoline from a vehicle at season-long injury jinx. for two runs in the first inning and 3-0 on Duane Kuiper and got him to when an unidentified vehicle failed to He was released on a $100 nonsure­ the Lawton Used Car dealership on The Boston right-hander, who grew added three more in the third. fly out in the eighth inning.” negotiate a curve and struck her car. ty bond. Court datejs Aug. 7. Windsor Ave. by an officer on patrol. “I think right now we’re in pretty up in the Cleveland farm system, Rick Burleson led off the game A throwing error by Fisk and an Police said the driver left the scene Disturbances in* the center of Court date is Aug. 7. Open at Ellington on Thanksgiving, is legend among his good shape, even with all the in­ chalked up his 13th victory with a single and took second on a error by center fielder Tom Poquette Over Gas Price Hikes without leaving an address or other Rockville Thursday night and early Brian McCabe, 16, of Tolland was former associates. juries,” said Manager Danny Ozark, Wednesday night when Jim Rice one-out single by Carl Yastrzemski. gave the Indians an unearned tally in Coming up Monday and Tuesday at information. this morning resulted in the arrests charged with third-degree forgery There is no greater follower of after the Phillies pounded out 16 hits belted pair of two-run homers to pace After Rick Burleson Hied out. Bob the eighth before Yastrzemski armed forces, said Wednesday he of four teen-age girls all from Ver­ Ellington Ridge Country CTub will be Wednesday to defeat the New York the Red Sox to a 7-4 victory over the SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican northern neighborhoods of Santo Police said the vehicle could and third-degree larceny Thursday the Connecticut State Open Golf the Red Sox in these parts than Pear­ Watson bounced a single to right, singled and Rice belted his 27th would uphold the law “no matter non. on a Superior Court warrant. MeU, 9-6. Indians and halt the Tribe's winning Republic (UPI) — Violent protests Domingo. possibly have been a light colored Tournament, son, nicknamed Pete by every day of­ scoring both runners. homer off reliever Sid Monge in the against a 48 percent gasoline price in­ Police said 500 people were what it costs.” The armed forces one. Shortly before 8 p.m., Robin He was charged with allegedly fice visitor Jeff Koelsch. Greg Luzinski, who was hurting for streak at 10 games. Burleson doubled and scored on ninth. leadership called on soldiers to “de­ Brown, 17; Ellen Frazier, 18; Mary In the office after sun-up yesterday the first half of the season, belted his “Wc got five runs early and that crease have left seven people dead arrested, including Fernando Marilyn F. Richardson, 47, of 67 cashing a check at the People’s morning was Lou Becker, spokesman He is well versed on many subjects Carlton Fisk’s single in the third and A walk to Rick Manning and a one- fend the constitutional process.” Frazier, 16; and Donna Pinney, 19; 13th homer and drove in his 55th RBI really helped,” said Eckersley, who and prompted President Antonio Alvarez Bogaert, a vice president of Phelps Road, Manchester, was Savings Bank at Tri-City Plaza, for the club, to report all is in and has an uncanny ability to answer Rice capped the three-run inning, out single by Andre Thornton gave Guzman to vow to restore order “no the opposition Reformist Party of Guzman was elected president of charged with fourth-degree larceny were charged with breach of peace which he allegedly stole from a any sports trivia question. with a sacrifice fly in the victory. retired the Indians in order in only which chased Clyde, with his 26th the Indians hope in the ninth, but the Caribbean nation of 5 million peo­ readiness for the two^ay event. ■‘I feel pretty good now,” said one inning in going the route for the matter what it costs.” former President Joaquin Balaguer. in connection with an incident at the after Pinney complained that four Tolland resident. "The course is in excellent condi­ Pearson had a big pair of shoes to homer that clear^ Eckersley got Toby Harrah to hit into ple last year. The only previous time persons were harassing her in the Luzinski, who is hitting .259. “My 11th time this season. A leader of Guzman’s moderately Bogaert was later released. Caldor Department Store, police He was released on a $500 non­ tion and is playing well." the charter fill when he arrived here three years the 400-foot mark a game-ending double play, halting that his Dominican Revolutionary middle of Rockville. They were surety bond. Court date is Aug. 14. right leg hurt almost the whole first "I feel that I pitched well enough to leftist party charged a right-wing The secretary-general of the ruling said. She was released on a $M non­ club member said. ago to take over Sol Cohen’s beat. in center field. the Red Sox losing streak at three Party held power, in 1963 under released on a promise to appear. Robert Orlowski, 21, of Rockville half of the season, and that's why my win. I made some good pitches when plot was behind Wednesday’s Domincan Revolutionary Party, Jose surety bond. Court date is Aug. 13. Lou's word is bible. Thus, with Remember Sol. the die-hard Chicago Mike Hargrove games. demonstration by taxi drivers, who Francisco Pena Gomez, accused the President Juan Bosch, the govern­ Court Date is Aug. 7. was arrested Thursday on a Superior Cubs' rooter who has been enjoying stats weren’t as good as they could I had to and those homers by Rice, ended Eckersley’s Eckersley struck out seven and ment was overthrown by the military A 14-year-oId juvenile involved in Court warrant. He was charged with favorable weather, it should be an in­ have been,” especially the one in the ninth inning, put up barricades, set old tires afire extreme right of fomenting the taxi Louis A. Breton Jr., 17, of 82 teresting day for both contestants the lofty standing of his favorite scoreless inning walked four in picking up his fifth and hurled stones at cars and buses strike and vowed in a radio speech after less than a year in office. Oakland, St., M anchester, was the incident was referred to juvenile third-degree assault on an offense baseball team in the National Pete Rose and Garry Maddox had were a big help, ” added Eckersley, streak at 12 when straight complete-game decision. The two-day taxi strike by an and spectators at Ellington next four hits each as the Phillies pounded who whipped his former teammates and clashed with troops and civilian the moderately leftist Guzman charged with fourth-degree larceny authorities. committed about Juiy 1, police said. week. League, at least at this date. Pear­ he led off the fifth It was the first loss for Cleveland’s supporters of the government in government would not be alliance of 10 drivers unions was for alleged shoplifting at Marshalls. About 4:30 a.m., Robin Brown and He was released on a $ ^ nonsurety son, too, will be forgotten in due starter Dock Ellis, 1-4, for 10 hits and for third straight time this season. with his fourth homer. The Indians interim manager Dave Garcia since called Wedneday to protest the in­ No Manchester Country Club seven runs, including five hits and Rain delayed the start of the con­ several sections of Santo Domingo. overthrown, as Was the Marxist He was released on a $50 non-surety. Deborah Kellem, 19, were charged bond. Court date is Aug. 7. member qualified but Ellington will time. got two more runs in the sixth on Ted he took over the club on July 23. crease in the pump price of gasoline with creating a a disturbance when a four runs in the The troops, who moved in to stop a government of Salvador Allende in Court date is Aug. 13. South Windsor be represented by Tony Roberto For three years we. Rearson and 1, from $1.25 to $1.85 per gallon without patrolman observed them dumping first inning. Mad­ protest march by the taxi drivers, Chile in 1973. Kenneth J. Walker, 20, of 300 Two Ehist Hartford youths were Jim Rusher, pro at Minnechaug. sat across from one another and each opened fire on the protesters several “Rightist conspirators are trying an offsetting increase in fares. trash barrels onto the road and day his talents were obvious. dox drove in three Guzman announced the price in­ Spruce St., Manchester, was charged charged Thursday with third-degree paced the North Section qualifiers runs, as did Mike times. The dead included a 9-year-old to take advantage of this strike,” with illegal possession of less than leaving a bicycle in the road. Only the best can be offered in his crease in a speech to the nation Mon­ larceny. They reportedly took a and is a former ERCC member sho Schmidt, who took boy hit by a stray bullet. Pena Gomez said. “But we are not four ounces of marijuana Brown was charged with reckless trek to the Bay State Paper City. Yankees Await Orioles day night as part of a far-reaching wicker chair from in front of an knows the course like a book. He's over the National Hospital officials said seven people going to allow ourselves to be Wednesday, police said. He was use of the highway by a pedestrian, The same can be said for June program to limit consumption and disorderly conduct and third-degree unfinished-furniture store on Route one of the favorites. League lead with 84 Tiant will be saved to start the Oriole were killed and 20 others injured, provoked into pushing the govern­ released on a $100 nonsurety bond. 5. They were carrying the chair when Tompkins, too. She was a “sport” CHICAGO (UPI) - Lou double to Fred Stanley and a two-run save energy. The nation is entirely criminal mischief. When arrested RBI. series, mostly by gunfire. ment into actions that could serve as Court date is Aug. 13. apprehended by police on School from the first day she arrived here, Pinella doesn’t want to single to Willie Randolph. Shooting and rock-throwing con­ a pretext for destabilization.” dependent on imported oil from she also damaged the cellblock at ‘Our End* on a part-time basis, right through The Phillies added three runs in the "After about 60 pitches in the “The long ball is really killing us,” Venezuela. police headquarters, police said. Street at the East Hartford town line. fourth and added another in the overplay the significance of bullpen, he (Figueroa) told (pitching tinued well into the night in the Guzman, at a lunch hosted by the Baby Sale Steven J. Tinneair, 16, of 560 Bum- Within 24 hours, a third familiar her tenure as a full-time reporter and said Chicago Manager Don Kellem was charged with disorder­ face at “our end” of The Herald's feature writer. seventh. the New York Yankees’ four- coach) Art Fowler he couldn't do it,” Kessinger. “There’s no reason why ly conduct, third-degree criminal side Ave. and Stephen Aukstolis, 16, Philadelphia’s Dickie Noles, 3-2, game series with the Eastern Martin explained. of 505 Burnside Ave. were released editorial room, will type 30 for the 1 never did know whether she was a Ken has given up so many (18). HOUSTON (UPI) - An un­ mischief, reckless use of the highway went the first seven innings before Division-leading Baltimore Hood, 4-0, making only his third employed man and his girlfriend who on their promise to appear. Court last time when hard-working Greg Red Sox or Yankee fan but with a We're just making everyone pretty Taken from Body by a pedestrian, reckless use of a Pearson takes his talents to the New York upbringing it is surmised yielding to Rawly Elastwick. Doug Orioles. start of the year, limited Chicago to good.” said they thought they legally could bicycle on a highway, and for the date is Aug. 20. Flynn had two hits and two RBI for only four hits and no runs through the sell their 5-day-old son to help them Douglas Choinard, 21, of Enfield, Holyoke Transcript. that the Yankees were her deep down The defending world champions Kessinger added the Yankees have lack of lights on a bicycle. His exit follows the talented June favorites. the Mets. first seven innings. He credited his out of financial trouble have been was charged with breach of peace prepared for their series by com­ the ability to overcome the Orioles, Brown and Kellem were presented Tompkins, who retired Tuesday after Sue Vaughn, like Pearson, was ac­ In other games. Atlanta defeated strong performances this year — he convicted of trying to sell the infant Thursday after an altercation on pleting a three-game sweep of the “especially, if they play like they did in court this morning. a dozen years, and pretty Sue Vaughn tive as a jogger and competitive San Diego. 5-4, Pittsburgh edged St. has an ERA of about two since com­ for $5,000. Mark Drive. Court date is Aug. IS. Chicago White Sox with a 9-1 victory against us the past three nights.” Child’s Autopsy Brian Barselau, 19, of 140 Center who has ventured into another runner and boasted to her last day Louis. 4-3, Montreal beat Chicago, in ing to the Yankees this season — to Kessinger said own team, whose 12 innings, 7-5, Houston nipped San Wednesday night. The Sox extended an improved mental attitude. The suit says the parents did not professional career. here that she came in ahead of Pear­ their losing streak to seven games, only run came in the ninth on an RBI NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) - pathology at Meharry Medical Francisco, 4-3, and Cincinnati beat “At Cleveland I was kind of labeled know the brain had been removed un­ Pearson, who specialized in son in the Five Milers. their longest of the year. single by Chet Lemon, cannot afford Bruce and Alayne Ford were dis­ College, declined comment on the politics, was perhaps the most The rivalry between the pair was Los Angeles, 10-5. as a spot starter and maybe it hurt to give up with so much time left in case. He surrendered the brain -- til Mrs. Ford called Ashhurst some Braven 5, Padrea 4 Pinnella contribute three hits, in­ me through the years,” Hood said. mayed when they discovered a Quebec Power Potential verstaile athlete in the employ. A on a high note. cluding his 10th home run of the year the season. medical examiner, without their per­ contained in a plastic sack — last weeks later to say that she had not Dale Murphy drilled his 15th homer “But I’m not worrying about things received a bill. fine tennis player, he also displayed One feature at "our end” of the in the first inning and an RBI single mission. had removed their dead week in response to a court order ob­ his talents as a softball player this room was no smokers were allowed. of the season, for three runs in the that 1 can’t stop. Maybe it’s due to child's brain before she was buried. tained by the Fords, “They were talking and she was eighth inning, to lift the Braves to a in the seventh. maturity.” telling him how the child had been season and his participation in road June. Sue and Greg all qualified for “All we want to do is play good But when the body of Rfionda Ford, The discovery that other organs races, including the Five Miler here seats. come-from-behind victory over the For the White Sox, the defeat was 3, who died of hydroencephalitis, was were missing was made Tuesday. progressing and seemed to be im­ For New England States Padres. baseball and try to put it to their ninth in their last 10 games Game Reset exhumed to replace her brain — “The child's body was disinterred proving,” Smith said. “That’s when Piraira 4, Cardinala 3 Baltimore this weekend,” he said. against the Yankees over the past Rain postponed last night’s he told her, ‘Lady, that is impossible. “We want to go out and play good allegedly removed during an autopsy and taken to the Woodbury Funeral arrangement with Quebec could save would simply sell the power to New Dave Parker drove in two runs two years. The defeat also dropped schedule Central Connecticut BOSTON (UPI) -- A surplus of baseball and go out like world cham­ - doctors discovered all her internal Home for the purpose of restoring If you will come over here, I will hydroelectric power in the Canadian the region “ quite a few million England. Tees Cop Playoffs with a sacrifice fly and an eighth­ Chicago’s home record to a dismal Women’s Fast Pitch softball game in pions.” organs were missing, too. Cotton had the brain, " said Smith. “At that time show you the child’s brain and province of Quebec could eventually barrels of oil,” Levesque said. Vermont Gov. Richard Snelllng inning tie-breaking double to lead the 20-36. Windsor between Formal’s Inn of Perfect 13-0 season record was recorded for Personal Tee last The Yankees are 58-48, 14 games been stuffed in their place. the body was examined by two explain how that it was impossible.” be used to help meet New England’s New England is heavily dependent was the first to propose tapping Pirates. Ken Kravec, 9-10, was the Chicago Manchester and Windsor. It will be That prompted the Fords physicians and ... it was discovered Smith said Mrs. Ford went into energy needs and cut the region’s on im port^ oil for home heating and Quebec’s power source, Levesque night following a 17-3 triumph over Nassiff Sports in the Senior Expos 7, Cubs 5 behind Baltimore. One year ago, they starter. He yielded seven runs before played tonight at 6. Wednesday to increase from $4 that the thoracic (chest) and ab­ shock on learning that Ashhurst had reliance on foreign oil, officials on the generation of electricity. said, but interest has since b ^ Girls’ Softball League play. Rodney Scott hit a two-run homer were 59-46, 6 1/2 games behind giving way to Mike Proly in the sixth, The win marked the third straight Boston, a team they overtook en million to $12 million the amount of dominal (stomach) cavities were the brain. both sides of the border predict. Vermont and New York already expressed by King and Rhode Island Beth Tobin collected four hits and with two out in the bottom of the 12th who immediately gave up a two-run totally void of any organs. All organs Smith said the parents had Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy. playoff title for the Tees in as many route to their, second consecutive damages sought against Metro Massachusetts Gov. Edward J. purchase hydroelectric power from Liz Shea and Jackie Tucker added yf irs. The team has also won regular inning to hand the Cubs their fifth Medical Examiner John Ashhurst, had been removed" accepted the fact there apparently “High power exchange lines with straight loss. world championship. was no way the missing organs can King and Quebec Premier Rene the Canadian province. two more each. Tobin limited the season honors in all three seasons. “It’s going to be tough because Pedro Ramos the doctor who performed the autop­ Rhonda died in January, and Levesque said Wednesday both par­ Richard H. Saudek, chairman of New York state shows the feasibility Sports to three hits, two by Cindy Astros 4, Giants 3 Ashhurst performed an autopsy at be retrieved. of it,” the premier said. “Ontario is The three-year won-lost record is we've got to overtake Milwaukee and MIAMI (UPI) — Former major-league pitcher Pedro Ramos and two other sy after Rhonda died last January, ties have initiated preliminary Vermont’s Public Service Board, Cox. 43-2, Jeff Leonard and Denny Walling men were arrested Wednesday on narcotics and firearms charges stemming the request of the parents to deter­ “I am advised and verily believe also always looking for energy. But I Boston as well,” Pinella said, “but “Their, religious beliefs are that studies to determine if the sale of attended a luncheon meeting with tripled to key a four-run fourth in­ from the seizure of an estimated $2 million in cocaine. mine the cause of death. Ashhurst that they probably don’t exist any think this north-south proposal is the stranger things have happened.” the child should be returned to its Quebec’s surplus power to the region Levesque and King and said he was ning, and help the Astros score a Ramos, 44, now a Miami cigar maker, was freed on $16,275 bond. Ramos’ told them death resulted from more, that they probably have been most interesting to us.” The Yankees combined power hit­ maker in the form in which it came,” is feasible. confident Vermont’s experiment MB*8 Rally For Victory come-from-behind victory over the brother, Julian, 40, and Ramon Antonio Alv,ero-Cruz, 34, were released under the Fords' attorney. Grant W. “cardio-respiratory arrest resulting used and destroyed in the depart­ King said all discussion was could succeed regionwide. Although he cautioned the region to Giants. ting — Reggie Jackson hit a two-run homer in the first and Jerry Narron $7,875 bond. Smith, told UPI. from hydrocephalic condition of the ment of pathology at Meharry,” necessarily tentative until the first of “Right now, we have a lot of little wait until the technical data is in. Trailing 4-2, Moriarty’s rallied to Reds 10, Dodgers 5 Smith said. teams need to win for a playoff shot. added a solo shot in the fourth — with Ashhurst. who also is professor of brain” and charged them $200 for the several technical reports on the companies on the northern border King said “the potential is extremely score four runs in the last inning last Dave (Concepcion drove in three large. Whether it can be ac­ Two walks, a hit batsman, one hit strong pitching by Don Hood and Jim autopsy. proposal is completed in mid- that literally hook onto Quebec’s night to post a 6-4 decision over and three wild pitches made up the runs with a pair of singles in an eight- complished remains to be seen but Kaat, who combined on a six-hitter. Jack Nicklaus September. power lines,” Saudek said, noting the Herb’s in Hartford Twi Baseball bizarre final frame. run first inning, to spark the Reds’ we are starting.” defeat of the Dodgers in a game New York Manager Billy Martin BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus refuses to bend. Despite the long-term nature of the amount of hydroelectric power the League action at St. Thomas. Moriarty’s boast a 12-9-2 record. Even though the Golden Bear hasn’t won a golf tournament this year, he in­ Man with Beard Sought After the Massachusetts meeting, The win kept the MB’s playoff delayed two hours and 18 minutes by inserted Hood as the Yankee starter project. King said the governors of state purchases from Quebec will tri­ Tom Roath picked up the win, sists the 61st PGA Championship which began today on the challenging public utilities commission represen­ hopes alive. The locals meet Vernon rain. Id minutes before game time when the six-state region plan to meet ple by 1981. pitching the distance. Phil Smyth Oakland Hills Country Club course, could be his last event of the year. later this month to discuss the tatives from the six New England Friday night at 5:30 at MCC Field in both Ed Figueroa and Louis Tiant Both King and Levesque collected two hits for the winners. “It hasn’t bothered me nearly as much as it has bothered you guys who ask emphasized that the inve.stivatinn is states met in Providence, R.I., to could not answer the starting call. possibility of buying water-generated the regular season finale and both the questions,” Nicklaus said when asked about his so-far winless 1979 power from their neighbor to the in the preliminary stage and that, if map strategy. Martin said Figueroa continues to be In Newlyweds’ Slaying bothered by elbow problems while season. north. leasible, a project could take several EMward- F. Burke, chairman of Rhode Island’s Public Utilities Com­ “We hear of this happening to “I am no technical expert on years to initiate. Merchants Playoff Finalists Sports SlateJ PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss. (UPI) - Harrison County investigators said energy problems,” Levesque told a “It’s a matter of time and money,” mission, said Garrahy, chairman of a preliminary autopsy report others, but when it happens to you, the New England Governors ______•______•_____ it.. Drxtil fAamc tllArn limifoH tA tWA ~ im imnn--...... iiiiiimmmnmnMMI#' A man with a Vandyke beard is being Statehouse news conference. “But King said. “This will require high Regular season champions, the Both teams were limited to two revealed the woman had been shot it’s'ju st “verwhelmmg’’ smd we have 10,000 to 12,000 megawatts of Conference, would call a conference sought today by police for tension lines and those cost millions Manchester Merchants gained the hits. Bill Herlth working for Radio, TV Tonight Gamble to Rejoin Yankees twice in the head and her husband meeting “very shortly” on the hydro questioning in ttie slaying of two Ken­ Rev. Aloyisus Powe , power available, at least seasonally, to build.” Manchester. The losers tallied both 8:30 - Red Sox vb. Brewers, once in the back of the head. They the couple Saturday. ^ j j jjj jjjg power issue-and other matters. finals of the Colt Intertown Baseball tucky honeymooners. Although the arrangement between League lasy night by whipping runs in the first inning while WTIC, Ch. 3, 22, 38 The original deal made Monday players would have placed the The battered, partially stripped said a small-caliber pistol was used. He said the couple had been .. NEW YORK (UPI) - Oscar restoring an old house in Paducah northeastern states. Quebec and the region could involve Mansfield, 4-2, at Moriarty Field. Manchester scored four times in the sent Mickey Rivers to the Rangers Yankees over the 40-man roster body of Theresa Mayer, 21. and the Authorities said the shootings a power exchange, Levesque said it Friday night the Merchants will be third all after two were out. Gamble, completing both a for three-minor leaguers and a limit. probably occurred between 10 p.m. S e they intended to live after As well as providing an additional bound body of her husband Joseph, was more likely his government in the title game at Eastern Connec­ Mark Butler’s triple, a walk, two personal odyssey and a unique player to be named later. But the The reworked trade was approved CDT Sunday and 1:30 a.m. CDT Mon­ their honeymoon. ^ew England, an 24. were discovered Tuesday mor­ New Englent ticut State College Held in Williman- errors and John Butler’s single ac­ Legion Game baseball trade, will rejoin the commissioner’s office objected to by the commissioner's office, freeing ning. three days after they were day. “They had been buying their fur­ Gamble to rejoin the club he helped niture over a long period of time. tic at 5:30. counted for the four markers. New York Yankees Thursday, “certain provisions of the deal.” married in a double ring ceremony at “W'e have no indication right now Memorial Co. Ends in Tie The initial transaction called for win a pennant in 1976. St Thomas .More Church in Paducah, of whether the woman was raped. They were so proud of it. They took Free Energy leaving unclear the question of “I can confirm that our office con­ me, their parents, and a few close two of the minor-leaguers — out­ Ky We’ll have to wait until the full Legion Juniors in Triumph Scoring twice in the last inning how the deal with the Texas fielders Gary Gray and Mike Hart — curs,” said Bob Wirz, a spokesman friends by the house ' f t week after ^ OM Faililoawi Hmm An autopsy showed both had died of autopsy report is received,” said East Hartford tied Windsor, 2-2, in Rangers got snagged in the to be delivered to the Yankees at the for the commissioner. “It’s bqen ap­ the rehearsal dinner. Rev. Powers earth’s heat is used to pro- relief of Paul Peck. gunshots to the head. chief investigator Craig Monroe. ~ MONUMCNTl Double by Scott LaBrec sent Bob Zone Eight Legion playoff action lasi first place. end of the season. According to proved. All players to be named later Investigators said a man wearing a He said a motive in the slayings said. duce steam that drives gen- MAimCRS Piccin home with the winning run Winning tally started when Piccin CCMCTERV night in East Hartford. “We felt we were on firm ground league policy, however, once players are minor-league players.” Vandyke beard was believed to have was not immediately established. Monroe said the couple, en route to erators, now totals about a last night as the Manchester Junior beat out an infield hit, was sacrificed LCTTCIM The teams will try again tonight making the deal and announcing it,” are named, Uiey must go directly to Gamble, currently in the second been seen driving Mayer's car during Several travelers checks and jewelry New Orleans for their honeymoon, mUUon kilowatts. Geologl^ Legion baseball team stopped to second and scoreid on LaBrec’s jAMfiitfit cviflifia a h m h ^p p o m m o ii for a winner. said Eddie Robinson, executive vice- the new club. year of a six-year, $2.85 million con­ the pre-dawn hours Monday The car were found on the bodies of the vic­ arrived on the Mississippi Gulf Coast teidold?a pouSuon- m m o a • o m w at Glastonbury, 6-5, in a JC-Courant blow. tract, was hitting .335 in 64 games ton trnnm L tWhN Windsor tallied single runs in the president of the Rangers. “Had we In addition. Gray, Hart and in­ was found parked on a residential tims. 3bout SiSO p.m. Sunday and chacked source of power that League game at Eagle Field. Joe Demeo had a triple and single fourth and seventh innings. Dino not been given the OK by the fielder Domingo Ramos, the third with Texas with eight homers and 32 street in nearby Gulfport Wednesday The woman had been stripped of into a motel at Biloxi, some 20 miles would be equivalent to bum- Tonight the locals face Newington and Alex Britnell two RBI singles for Peruccio was the EH hero with a American League office, we would player involved, had not cleared RBI. evening and investigators were her clothes from the waist down, and east of Pass Christian. They had ing a bUUon tons of coal, in a key game at Eagle Field. the locals now 10-4 in the leagueiind /m. 528*2680 two-run single before darkness set in. not have announced it.” waivers. Also, the acquisition of the processing the vehicle for possible the man was found with his hands planned to go to Louisiana on George Hanlon picked up the win in 16-8 overall. clues. and legs bound, authorities said. Wednesday.

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( EVEaflNG HERALD. Thura., Augurt 2, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FX)URTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., August 2, 1979 Big Band Sound Band Shell Draws Crowds on Island

RICHARD H. GROWALD their t-shirt-and-shorts life shows - a battery-operated radio. “It gives Coming To Shell And Donations on IIPI National Reporter them as healthy as the folks in retire­ us the news, when the static isn’t too HUJONG ISLAND, Malaysia ment colony advertisements. bad,” Eric said. “No television, tickets will be available for a concert MANCHESTER — More and more tain Laurel Chorus of Sweet Adelines (UPI) — Eric and Jo Airriess got “Only had one illness in five years though; we’re just plain ignernt.” by the Walter Kaye Bauer Banjo people are enjoying the free concerts swelled the coffers by $333.11 (and gway. — the flu. Got it from a visitor,” Eric Paradise did suffer an intrusion. A Band scheduled for Oct. 1 at East With Bobby Kaye at the Bicentennial Band Shell, and not $33.11 as reported in Tuesday’s Off and on for 15 years and solidly said. Eric and Jo were too polite to half-mile away sits the island of « « a n _ i.i tVia f*nmitiSc/*ant m olA H lO C anH QfvlAC are proving it by their donations, Herald). Last night’s concert added Catholic High School. say the visitor was a doctor. Pulau Tengah, used by the MANCHESTER - Bobby Kaye and the reminiscent melodies and styles for the last 5 years the couple have which are accepted at each concert. $454.05. The Banjo Band’s concert was “When we first came, we thought Malaysians as an internment camp his Big Band Sound will be heard at of the Big Band greats like Tommy lived alone on this Pacific island. Last year,the concert-goers To date, the concert-goers have washed out by a sudden rain storm, we’d try it for three months and let for the Vietnamese boat people the Manchester Bicentennial Band Dorsey, Benny Goodman and Glenn "It’s not a desert Island,” said averaged from 200 to 300 at each donated a total of $991.35 for next and Bauer has offered to have his our hair down a bit. We're still here. Shell Tuesday, Aug. 7, at 7:30 p.m. Miller, but also includes Eric. “It’s paradise.” refugees. The boat people, in their event. This year, some of the con­ year's events, Ralph Maccarone, band perform a benefit concert for He sipped from his Iced glass of gin The- boys back in Singapore gave me need, have chopped down most of The Band Shell is located on the arrangements of current hits using certs, including last night’s by John­ program coordinator, said. the band sheil Oct. 1. and tonic on the patio of their house 30 days and said I ’d be back. their island’s trees for firewood. Manchester Community College the Big Band idiom. ny Prytko and his Good Times Band, Starting at next Tuesday’s concert. on stilts, a structure of wood and “Now I sit here and wonder how now our southern view shows a Campus of Wetherell Street. Rain Vocals with the band are provided drew about 2,000. thatch and love that surpasses the the hell the boys are, busy with their bald island. But, well, who’s going to date is Thursday, Aug. 9, at the same by Geri Layne and Tom Rogers. Geri Layne sang professionally in The band along with the Johnny best of Gulliver, the Swiss Family Telex, their telephones, their desks, begrudge a bit of paradise to the boat time. Prytko Polka Dancers, last night, Dance Festival their traffic, their forms, their people?” E ric said. The event is free. Persons atten­ the midwest and as a regular featured Robinson or Gilligan’s Island, drew an estimated crowd of 2,300, hustle,” Eric said. What do they do on their island? ding should bring folding chairs artist on Radio Station WHAS in "(jourse, it does have its disadvan­ with some of the audience joining in “Yes, we wonder how the poor peo­ Eric; “Regular as clock, every and/or blankets. Louisville, KY., during the late’40s, tages,” Eric said. the dancing. morning I inspect the beach for cor­ The program is sponsored by and early '50s. She left the music Set Sept. 14, 15 "Like when, every summer or so, ple are doing,” Jo said. She smiled. Looking for ways to finance next scene for private family life. some tourists boat over from the Eric: “We’ve got all the things we ked bottles with messages from the Fogarty Brothers Fuel Oil Co., the year’s concerts, the Bicentennial NEW HAVEN - The Connecticut Oct. 12 and 13 with performances by The resurgence of the Big Band mainland” — the east coast of need. All except those two vital tide. Never found one. But I do my Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Dance Foundation will hold its se­ the six-member troupe "Piloboius.” Sound helped persuade her to return Band Shell Corp. decided to accept Malaysia is nine miles to the east — necessities of life — celery and liver. duty.” Corp., and the Music Performance cond annual Connecticut Dance All performances are at 8 p.m. to her first love, singing. For the past GERI LAYNE donations at each concert. The “and they sort of expect Jo and I to Ugh,” Jo : “I’m prone to reading mystery Trust Find in cooperation with the For further information, contact three years Geri has been vocalist collections started as small, with the Festival this fall in the Roger Sher­ be wearing our sarongs and shell Jo : “Every week the supply boat stories. Paradise islands are good for Hartford Musicians Association graduation Tom went to New York The Connecticut Dance Foundation with the band. first one at the June 17 concert man llieatre. This year’s festival necklaces and coming running down comes from the mainland and brings reading.” Local 400. where he performed in several off- totaling $11.20. will feature three international com­ at 81-89 Church St., New Haven, Charlie the dog came wobbling like Bobby Kaye’s orchestra has played Tom Rogers is a graduate of Ohio the beach selling coconuts.” beef, pork, ham and lousy ham­ Broadway shows. He later pursued a The July 24 concert by the Moun­ panies — The Nikolais Dance 06150, or call 787-4321. a drunken leopard out of the flowers throughout New England since the Wesleyan JJniversity where he They have no electricity, no fans, burger.” career in teaching voice and stage Theatre, Lotte Goslar's Pantomime fencing the patio. E ric: "Don’t ask early '50s. His group not only plays majored in voice and drama. After no television, no air conditioning, no E ric: “We didn’t come here to get ■ V* direction. Circus, and Piloboius, plus one local No B lack Statues neighbors, no tennis court, no indoor away from the world. Every year we me to name the flowers. I call each troupe. The Connecticut Ballet Com­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Of the toilet, no bathtub except the South go to the mainland to visit friends. kind ’flower.’ And the trees? Well, I '■ - .vST' -Ta pany. numerous statues lining the halls of China Sea. "But we do have a And i t ’s no bargain living on can tell a palm tree. All the rest, I In keeping with the Connecticut Congress - many dating to the days telephone,” said Eric. paradise. identify as ‘tree.’’’ Loving Couple Fights on Stage Dance Foundation’s commitment to of the nation's founding - none is of a He waved his glass toward a fat “It costs us about $700 a month for Jo : “ Will we ever go home to ',/ f/ ^ VinttA itnun aid the revitalization of downtown New They have turned down roles to be black. gray telephone complete with transport and food. And we don’t America? 1 don’t know.’’ bines backstage theater, gangsters, that she wouid be a singer. By LOUISE BETTS together, "But we would never turn Haven, the month-long festival will The House moved Tuesday to pushbutons. But it had no wires. It miss people, except for our children” E ric: “World War I and those 1 and scenes from the "Taming of the Stewart appears smaller off stage and down a particularly interesting be held in the Roger Sherman change that by approving legislation - an economist in Madison, Wis., years in the Japanese prison taught Shrew” set to Cole Porter songs. than he does when belting out songs was dusty and dead. “Course, it does JILL MacNEICE part.” said Ms. Lear. “He would Theatre on College Street, which is another son in oil, a third son with a us. We call only America home. This The couple, who met singing Porgy on stage. The stormy characters he to put a statue, or bust, of Martin not work,” said Eric. Eric and Jo Airriess and their black mile away sits the island of Pulau Tengah, never have asked me to give it up and being donated by the Schiavone “But,” said Jo, ”we do have a British Columbia television station is paradise but not home. We got our and Bess at the Juilliard conser­ portrays fall away once the curtain Luther King Jr. in the Capitol. It used by Malaysians as an internment camp WASHINGTON (UPl) - For two I would never have done it.” Realty, and Development Corpora­ would be the first work of art in tickets ready for America when and labrador, “Charlie,” enjoy the water at the vatory in New York, are used to con­ goes down. telephone.” and fourth son Christopher, just 2 hours every night, the booming, for Vietnamese boat people. (UPI photo) Ms. Lear’s solo career includes re­ tion in return for renovations in the Congress to honor any black They laughed. graduated from a southern universi­ if need be.” Pacific island where they live alone. A half swashbuckling Texan in Elizabethan fronting each other in opera. She un­ “A good actor must be an egocen­ cent roles as the Countess in "The state area to be made by the founda­ American. “Jo and I are Pacific Americans. ty. “Guess which?” Jo : “Don.’t need them today.” garb dodged flying chairs and the wittingly killed him in "Tosca” and tric,” he said, taking a sip of white Marriage of Figaro,” and Tatiana in tion. The vote was 408-11. although the She was bom on Guam and I came to Eric unfolded his arms and showed E ric: “ And America doesn’t forget venomous curses of his fiery, red- he attempted to seduce her in "Don wine. It is the clashing of these egos "Eugene Onegin.” The festival will begin Sept. 14 and only stated opposition during a brief Asia in ’37,” said Eric. “By the way, the world his t-shirt bore the letters us. Course, our old friends find it haired spouse. Giovanni.” that makes marriage among theater Before they succeeded as singers, 15 with the Nikolais Dance Theatre. debate was from Rep. John you needn't call me mister; I’m the of Louisiana State University. hard to reach us and try and find us "You ... " she screeched more than And they tangled as Petruchio and people so difficult, he explained. On Sept. 28 and 29 Lotte Goslar’s Bay^s Last Bugeye they took on permanent roles as Ashbrook, R-Ohio. who said a better island’s only man. You can call Jo The couple’s black labrador, a five- on a National Geographic map. But, once. And more than once he gave Katharine, and Fred Graham and But he and Ms. Lear are deter­ parents. At least one parent was with Pantomime Circus comes to New person could have been picked to Dorothy Lamour.” year-old named Charlie, came in sure as death, each year we see the her a walloping in response. Lilli Vanessi, in “Kiss Me Kate.” mined to make their marriage work, their two children at all times. Haven for the first time ever. from his midday swim. He shook packet boat heading out towards us “It’s nothing new for us to appear he said, looking over to his elegant, honor black Americans. He served in pre-war China and Scenes from a marriage? Yes and Has professional competition been Following Lotte Goslar on Oct. 5 and the boatman hands me a leter I on stage and act out this friction,” dark haired wife on the other end of post-war Singapore as a senior himself in the living room. Jo did not no. a problem? “Sure, of course!” Ms. and 6 the Connecticut Ballet Com­ would rather not get. said Ms. Lear, adding that they don’t the sofa. executive of the American President flinch. The living room’s floor is To Sail as Museum No. because the scene above is Lear exclalimed. But she added, "We pany will premiere their production Lines; the shipping firm’s banner sand. “If- a letter from the Treasury from the Broadway musical, "Kiss fight like that off stage. “We do it all Ms. Lear is hardly the squawking discuss it, talk about it and never go of George Balanchine’s “Valse Fan- waggles in the breeze atop a flagpole “Our only pests are sandfleas and Department in Washington, a fat Me Kate,” in which Metropolitan on stage,” she said. shrew she plays in “ Kiss Me Kate.” ST. MICHAEL’S. Md. (UPI) - nal combustion engines supplanted up. Only the original nine-log bottom to bed without working it all out.” taisie.” The Festival will conclude between the white beach and the mosquitos. I got bit once, last thing with a half-pound of forms. Pay Opera stars Evelyn Lear and Thomas The new production of "Kiss Me Animated one moment and con­ Boat builder John B. Harrison could the less dependable wind. remained. Airriess house at the foot of a jungled November, 1 think,’’ Jo said. my income taxes, please. Stewart play a pair of once-married Kate” has sentimental value for the templative the next, she exudes a not have known in 1889 that the sleek For nearly 75 years, the Lockwood The masts, the three triangular mountain that is this island. Eric: “Thank God. we are spared “Someday I'll send them a actors putting on a production of .pair: it reminds them of their own warmth that puts visitors at ease. “bugeye” workboat he designed and worked the bay waters. Today, it is sails and the rigging were not in ‘Gentlemen of Verona’ MANCHESTER They spent World War II as the awful insect — butterfly." coconut.” "Taming of the Shrew,’’ two-person capsule version of the An essential ingredient in their built specially for Chesapeake Bay believed to be the only bugeye still place for the July launching DRIVE-IN'ROUTES 6 M4A Japanese prisoners in Manila's Santo They showed off their connection Shakespeare's comedy about a show, which they performed for marriage is separation, “Every CUNT watermen would still be afloat 90 capable of sailing the bay, exceeding ceremony. All that, plus a formal HARTFORD - The Hartford Stage Company Youth Tomas prison, an Asian Dachau. But to the great world beyond the water domineering husband and his spitfire small clubs and groups as poor but marriage should have separations,” the normal 20- to 30-year life expec­ commissioning ceremony, will come Theatre, in cooperation with the Hartford Artisits Collec­ DEER EASTWOOD years later. enterprising newlyweds. she said. Although they often take Afloat — and yet, part of a tancy. this fail. wife. tive will present “Two Gentlemen of Verona” in the John Yes, because singers Stewart and Stewart, who is from the small roles in the same operas, Ms, Lear ESCAPE museum, the Chesapeake Bay Now, the Lockwood faces a new Holt believes the bugeyes got their W. Huntington Theatre of the Hartford Stage Company, HUNTER name from the Welsh term “buckie Lear are about to celebrate their 25th Texas town of San Saba, almost and Stewart normally spend four to Maritime Museum. future at the museum — and perhaps 50 Church St., Hartford, Aug. 16 through 19. FROM wedding anniversary. became a computer programmer. five months of the year apart, M M im H ii The restored hull of the Edna E. another 90 years on bay waters schooner,’’ a type of British “Two Gentlemen of Verona” a musical based on the Ms. Lear and Stewart are the first But he always sang. "It is the one “But we are together no less than 1«T BUS lor KM coir ALCATRAZ Knife Found in Woods, because museum Director R .J. Holt workboat used to bring in shellfish. Lockwood rolled down a short play by William Shakespeare, is adapted by John Guare Built when sawed lumber was professional opera singers to star in thing 1 love to do more than anything the average couple who don’t see ______u ai railway at the museum July 21, thinks his museum pieces shouldn’t and Mel Shapiro with lyrics by John Guare and music by the musical directed by David Alden. else,” he said. each other Irom 9-5,” added Ms, meeting the tide that swept it into the just gather dust. often scarce, the rounded bugeye hulls were scraped and shaped from The lavish production, which Evelyn Lear, who was born in Lear, ‘because when we are Galt McDermot. Miles River. “Our job as a museum is not only For further information, call the box office at 527-5151 More Evidence Sought logs lashed together side by side. premiered this summer at the Wolf Brooklyn, comes from a long line of together, we are together all the The Lockwood — at 53 feet — Was to preserve the boats, but the skills Pointed at both ends, they slipped Trap near Washington D.C., com­ singers. She knew “in the womb” time.” BURLINGTON (UPI) - State The start of the massive effort was far. the largest of the log canoe-sailboat needed to sail them," says Holt, who Tonte Tlini Tlwrwin through the bay's salty water with troopers, encouraged by the dis­ delayed until early evening so more "We have in excess of 3,000 people class once so popular among bay also happens to be the Lockwood’s of­ covery of a possible murder weapon, people could participate after their who’ve indicated they want to watermen. Fast and easy to sail, the ficial listed skipper. “A dockside barely a ripple. MkMFtCmUS DI$TIMT0I$ When oystering was out of season, 1C today sent thousands of volunteers workdays ended, he said. cooperate. We’re getting calls from graceful bugeye's shallow draft was exhibit that doesn’t sail isn’t worth ( ^ A N A bugeyes carried cargoes of TV tonight searching for more evidence in the A woman combing the woods near all over with volunteers. We’re not ideal for skimming over the bay’s anything.” watermelon, grain and other farm slaying of a 12-year-oId girl. where Katherine K. Elbersold was turning anybody down, The responses oyster beds. Ashore for the past five years "MANCHESTER'S ONIY CUSTOM STORM sum products to bayside ports from Nor­ 12:00 2:00 Pfut State police spokesman John killed found a knife Wednesday which have been utterly fantastic from the during a $68,000 restoration project, © © David Cassidy WINDOW AND SCREEN MANUFACTURER" More than 625 of the two-masted 6:00 CD Movie "Start The Revolution CD New* (Time Approximate) SkitMi IUms’ Sartir IraMf McLeod said authorities suspected the bugeye was stripped to its basic folk to Baltimore, 10:30 Without M o" (1970) Gene Wilder, ® Qet Smart McLeod said more than 3,000 of public to search the town street-by- [jogts worked the bay during the last ® Meet The Mayors street,” McLeod said. “ We just don’t third i timbers and rebuilt from the bottom (S Ttw Br»dy Bunch Donald Sutherland. mCRAUM WnOOWISmiLMBLE Burlington’s 4,800 residents bad was the weapon used to repeatedly 1 of the I9th century before inter­ © DIckCavett 2:19 ® The Gong Show ® Movie "Th e Amazing Dr. Vernon cinv Ui agreed to aid in the street-by-street slab the girl. have the manpower or the time to (D M ovie "Calling Bulldog ® 0 Studio 8m 11:00 Clittorhouse" (1938) Edward G. 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PLEASE CALLTHEATRE JownsonS EAST WINDSOR FOR SCREEN TIMES like playing advocate to Jack the Ripper, Attila the Hun money this © Prolect UFO 649-6220 si I b noun b DRIVE IN wtbis and Idi /Vmin, but he said Jarvis’ solution was too © What A Year (Extra charge © Nattonal Geographic Special simplistic. © Hm Haw Honeys © J o k e r ’s Wild with Sandwiches). summer. © M asterpiece Theatre “It’s easy to stand up and recite a litany of everything that’s wrong,” the 35-year-oId congressman said in the 6*30 We feature (i) 0 © Baseball first of five “Great Debates” sponsored by Connecticut (D©Laveme&Shirley Have your own different items CANDLELIBHT Public Radio. © Special Edition R9§taurant 4 Lounge 099S • Spsnl»^ Style, 0«h Colof D9S4 • Eauy AmerKsn Style, Mipie 6:00 daify to add About 50 people escaped the noonday heat to hear the Mods! B 627R oWm s 100% 9otld lists ehsssli ol totsl modulsr ,con9tructton. 88T •l•ctronIc ® © Barney Miller 29 Windsor Avo., Windsor. Ct. Paper Route © © Q u i n c y two square off on the same ground the Fundamental tuning. 25” diagonal color picture tube, twin speakere and a host ol other most wanted features. © Lookin' Better relish to your Exit 34 off (l>91) North or South Orders, said to be the first written constitution in the And, of course, It has the exclusive Curtis © Marie Curie world, were formulated and ratified in 1639. ■‘i * Mathes Four-Year Limited Warranty. 9:30 meal. A n d you S25-7339 (D © Carter Country Jarvis said Congress caused inflation by deficit spen­ © B a d Boys can go back ding. He also blamed Dodd and his colleagues for failure YEAR 10:00 to enact an energy plan. YEAR M YEARYEAR M ® 0 N e w s Call ® © 20/20 as often “Congress has done nothing the past 10 years but sit on I WARRANTY ® Newark And Realty WARRANTY # | WARRANTYWARRANTY # ■ 647-9946 as like. its butt and Stjuabble,” he said! “There’s only one real you problem in the Congress of the United States and that's 100% 100% SHOP ask for E n p i)! SW0i8if|f^TEM re-election.” PARTS LABOR Tom ■ Jarvis criticized the windfall profits tax President Across The Water 100% U 100% U or Carter has proposed for oil companies. He said the oil 4 BEEFRcSiLETTES Foreign investment in sjac- firms will pass the tax onto consumers and the federal PIX TUBE I PARTS ■ Joanno U.S. manufacturing has Manchester — 119 Spencer Street S U M Hf-.STt R government will squander the money collected. 90 DAYS grown faster during the last (Silver L,anel “The oil companies will produce oil and the govern­ 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. yoar and a half than any SAME AS CASH MANCHESTER Hartford — On Prospect Avenue PONDEBOSI ment won't 'produce a quart in the next 100 years,” he (TO QUAUflED pomparable period since Poutoci.$7.95 vc|CtaMe. udoar CUSTOMERS) World War II, according to (one block North of King’s) said. OPEN 31 magniflem Mtedbv. on vttiplke MON-WeO 9-6 Tl»e Conference Board. At ^ Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue Dodd said it was “totally false” that the Congress did BUDGET T>:iK\l's|ON 9 AriMM.MI.s THURS 9-9 the same time, the U.S. nothing. He said the “mush” of restrictive federal TO FRI 9-6 (in Windsor Shopping Center) At Participating Steakhouses. SAT 9 5 continues as the major regulations Jarvis mentioned were, among other things, 36 MONTHS NEXT TO STOP & SHOP source of external invest­ ment in other countries. helping to clean up the environment. .. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Aiuiuat 2,1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. August 2, 1979 MnKKnonwwiD N.C. UTHE HAND TURRET LATHE Tag Sale N-Business Slowed, Mornings, Lunch ti ENflINE LATHE Evenings. Good salary and Mid TAG SALE- Six families ac­ benefits. Call 8ANDRU8TER WSHI cumulation! Bikes, toys, clothing. Hundreds of books. FRIENDLY 80 Hour*. P M Helldayt Saturday. Sunday August 4Ui & Stb. TAG SALE - Saturday August BkoAtonl Noon to 5:30 p.m. 184 Warren Multitudes of miscellaneous! But 80s Gain Seen ICECREAM Avenue. Vernon. 2 refrigerators, Saturday 9 to 4,25 & 28 Union 4th. 10-4, ^ , Call 643-2711 Inaurane* BwMflta Mahogany buffet Call 643-2711 Slhrar U M , furniture, watches and other Street. East Hartford Apply In P»non assorted Items. with inlays. Mahogany bureau is taking the initiative to He said Westinghouse Fan Front, 3 oak chairs, If if -k -k it -k -k a -k-a a\-k k Bv ANDREW BLl M review nuclear power feels it has a social respon­ B M -1 0 4 0 METR0NIC8INC TAG SALE - Girls small bicy­ leather seats, antique rocker, PITTSBURGH (UPI) -- because of Three Mile sibility and wants to talk RT. e A 44-A cle and various other items. Swedish fireplace black with eoi,M/p pipes, 3 sets of awning win­ The Three Mile Island ac­ Island. He stressed that no about nuclear power. BOLTON CT. 06040 TAG SALE- Coat racks, fur­ Saturday 10 - 4. 23 Converse Homes fo r Bele 33 W—1 Estete Wonted » 28 Qoods 40 Articles for Bale 41 Musleel Instruments 44 Apertments For Rent 53 cident has slowed the niture, clothes, m,is- Road, witon. dows, 8'x 6’, singer sewing one in the industry would Any employee who cellaneous! Saturday 8:30 to m achine, 1891, antique BY ALLCASHl growth of the nuclear in­ MANCHESTER, HAND "nED 96" SOFA It BLACK It W H ITE LOOKING for anything in real compromise safety, a questions the safety of 4:00. 105 East Center Street. bookkeeping machine OWNER. 6 room Caplape, new within 24 houra. Avoid CHAIR- 2 End Tables, 2 PORTABLE TELEVISION VIOLIN- Used only 3 timet. estate rental - aparanents, H tip Mfantod 13 Htip Wanfd dustry, but business should charge made by anti­ reactors is free to bring his 13 glassware, silver, etc. kitchen, lovely yard. ^ ’s. By Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Lamps. Call 649m59. SET- $30. Call 528-7212 Excellent condition. ^ .0 0 . homes, multiple dwellings? improve in the early 1980s, nuclear forces. concern to top appointment. 643-9380. No Corp. 6464)131. anytime. Call 643^762. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate LAUNDRY WASHMAN - TAG SALE- V ariety of a Westinghouse Electric "The anti-nuclear people Westinghouse officials, TAG SALE - August 3 & 4 - 8 agents. REFRIGERATOR - 24 cubic Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Applications now being clothing, jcweley, toys and SELLING your house? (Jail us feet refrigerator-freezer. Like CANNING JARS FOR SALE- JEWETT PIANO FOR SALE- Corp. official says. are the same people who Hurlbert said. to 4, 132 Pine Street. (Rear). $200 or best offer. Call accepted in our laundry Table saw, many bike parts, household items in good condi­ first and we'll make you a new. $350.00. 643-2221. (^arts and pints.in Reasonable. 474 MAIN STREET - Second Gordon C. Hurlbert, want no growth and want Despite what may have COOKS It K ITC H EN department. Applicants must tion. “Speciai Collectables cash offer! T.J. Crockett, &III 6 4 3 ^J ‘ ANYTIME, 6494)621. HELPERS- Available Oak sideboard $90. Wood SOUTH MANCHESTER BY . floor. 3 room heated apart­ president of the to change the system,” seemed to be much be 18 years or older. Apply in Comer", Free coffee! Satur­ OWNER- 6 Room Cape. Good Realtor, 643-1577. GENERAL ELECTRIC ment. No appliances, no pets. weekends and evenings. kitchen set $85. Much more ELECTRIC PENCO LES Westinghouse Power person at Meadows Convales­ furniture and miscellaneous day, August 4th., 10 to 4 p.m., size rooms. Beautiful acre. RANGE- White. 40”. 2 ovens. ZENITH - Running condition. Security; tenant insurance Hurlbert said. negative publicity Experienced preferred. 24 Gerald Drive, Vernon, off PAUL GUITAR- Very good Systems Co., in an inter­ cent Home, 333 Bidwell items. Fireplace. Eat-In kitchen, 2 MAY WE BUY your home? Excellent condition. $100 24” Colored T.V. C Ill 568-3129 required. $22S/montoly. Call When the accident first resulting from Three Mile Drivers License. Mature in­ Street, Manchester. 647-9194. of Skinner Road. ()uick, fair, all cash and no condition. Case, cord strap in­ view, said that prior to the baths. 1 car garage. Walk out firm. Telephone 643-5557. anytime. 646-2426 from 9 - 5. occurred, Westinghouse Island, Hurlbert believes dividuals. Apply in person: basement. Highland Park roblem. Call Warren E. cluded. $200 firm. CaU 646- March 28th incident, the in­ and others in the industry the accident served one Garden Grove Caterers, DRIVERS WANTED for area. $72,900. 6 f t ^ . Blowland. Realtors, 643-1106. LARGE WHEELBARROW - 0577 anytime. Keeney Street, Manchester. dustry would have sold six were reluctant to discuss school bus van part time mor­ GIANT TAG SALE- Saturday Also Outdoor Barbeque Grill. very useful pu^ose. nings (begin 7:15) and after­ TAG SALE G. FOX CARPENTER □MI8C. FOR SALE Boets-Aceessorles 45 to 10 nuclear plants in the It's the way to gol When August 4th., 8 - 4. Many tools, MANCHESTER - 7 room Some tools. Call 742-7203 after what happened. ‘‘We ‘‘It helped inform and DENTAL ASSISTANT noons, Two drivers sharing books, furniture, carpet and LOOKING FOR unrestored MANCHESTER ^54,900 United States this year and you need to tell people Scuba-Fishing-Household- Cape, new kitchen, aluminum 5:00 p.m. wanted to be careful about educate people about alter­ WANTED for specialty office position considered. Flexibili­ many other items. 216 Fern si(ling, 4 bedrooms possible. Circa 1700 - 1850 Cape. 7 + Articles for Sole 41 1975 PROLINE 20 FOOT BREEN MANOR RANCH in Downtown Hartford and ty necessary as hours will oc­ about your business, Goods-Tools-Camping- rooms, 11/2-3 acres and bam CENTER CONSOLE- With next. taking a stand on TMI nate fuels and more educa­ Street, Manchester. (Left off Pool, porch and patio. Com­ A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD • Lot 125’ X 85’ "Now we will be lucky to tion will help nuclear Vernon Circle. Excellent casionally vary according to tell them with the South Main Street.) Raindate, Miscellaneous. August 3-4- for woodworking business. 1977 115 HP. Evinrude Motor. when we didn’t have the working conditions, benefits pare in toe $50’s. Group I, Could help to sell your items sell lour to six," he said. school schedules to require Classified ads. Saturday August 11th. 5. 8-5. 47 Jensen St. Belfiore Agency. 647-1413. Want in Manchester, Bolton, Trailer, anchor, compass, CB, • Aluminum Siding in: facts," Hurlbert said. power.” available. Experienced BRAND NEW WEDDING built in 40 gallon gas tank, faster, rent your room quicker • Large Living Room The reduced demand for mid-day availability. Pay at Andover It Coventry area. referred but not necessary. hourly rate. To begin in $30,000 to $36,000. dall 249- ALUMINUM SheeU used as GOWN FOR SALE- Size 6. extra 6 gallon tank. Boat has and bring you better results! with Fireplace • Aluminum Storms & reactors, which Hurlbert f NEW USTING. 4 family. Cen­ Ask toe Herald Classified Ad or a mature individual. Call September for full school ------TAG SALE- August 4th., It tral. Excellent income, never 0934, extention 312 or exten- printing plates, .007 thick Best reasonable offer new bottom paint, and is in Screens attributed directly to tbe 872-7852. year. For information and YARD SALE - Old items, 5th., 10 a.m. 800 Tolland TAG SALE- Used painting tion 8233, ask for David or 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for accepted. Please telephone water. Bought larger boat. taker ^about details. Put toe • Dining Room a vacancy. Group I, Belfiore STAR to work for you! Phone accident near Harrisburg, application call Bolton Board some antiques, much fabric & Street, East Hartford, equipment, ladders, drop Agency. 647-1413, leave message. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 646-2161, after 6:00 p.m. $5,000 comptete. 742-7668. • 3 Bed Rooms • Air Conditioning AIR CONDITIONING & of Education, 643-1569 through linen. 9 - 6, Friday It Satur- Moving. Dining room, mis- cloths, tools, staging, games pickedlicked up before 11 a.m. 643-2711. Pa., may last until 1982, he REFRIGERATION • Landscaped Lot with August 10th., 1979. day. 23 Autumn S tre et, cellaneous furniture. Many etc. Saturday 8:00 a m., 35 NEW USTING. 5-5 two fami­ Household Qoods 40 ONLY. Osrden Products 47 • Some Appliances said. She Herald SERVICE MAN WANTED- Manchester. Avons, giass and more! Victoria Road. Manchester ly. New boiler, new roof. In the meantime, Must be experienced. MAN TO WORK IN GLASS REFRIGERATORS DINING ROOM SET - 5 BLUEBERRIES TO PICK- 50 Included FruH Trees. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Appliances stay. $52,900 for a 25 " COLOR TV ON ROLLER Westinghouse will be Excellent wages and benefits SHOP - Full or part time. Washers / Ranges, used, chairs, table and buffet. cents a pound. 33 Watrous ATTRACnVELY PANELED • Eat-In Kitchen to the right man. This is a per­ fast sale. Group I, Belfiore STAND- Good picture. $75.00. • w/w Carpetmg working off a worldwide $4 Apply in person to J.A. White Agency. 647-1413. guaranteed and clean. New Refrigerator and stove. Call Road, Bolton. Call 6494767. - 2- and 3-room aprtm ents. manent position. Call John Glass Co.. 31 Bissell Street. 13 Help Wanted 13 shipment damaged, G.E It 646-3327. Fireplace Screen It Andirons billion nuclear backlog, Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Help denied $35.00. Call 646-3336. Stove, refrigerator; heat. Van Ness, Woodcock Business Property 28 FRIGIDAIRE. liw prices PICK YOUR OWN Sugar It Adults, references, no pets. CALL FOR DETAIL8 about 50 percent of that in □ NOTICES Refrigeration, 528-4144. MATURE SALES WOMAN - HOME HEALTH AIDES 13 B.D. Pearl It Son, 649 Main DELIVERING DARK LOAM ...... Butter Com. Reasonable. Nat- $205. 646-3167, 228-3540. 8H0WN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY . RECEPTIONIST - TYPIST. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Private Intlruclfoni Street, 643-2171. Also reactors and 50 percent in Part time on full-day basis for Full time for 2 girl-1 doctor of- provide personal care to peo­ MANCHESTER- Adjacent to 5 yards. $40 plus tax Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 sisky Farm, Vernon, South Lost and Found 1 Pleasant personable and GENERAL FACTORY Children’s Wear Shop. Apply nd. gravel and stone. 643- , Windsor Line, 122 Newmarker 2 the rapidly growing fice in Manchester. ple in their homes. Home Parkade. 10,000 square foot n a RESPONSIBLE capable typist wanted by of­ WORK- Good benefits. Please in person: Mari - Mads, 757 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! BY OWNER — nuclear fuel business. fice located in the Eixperience preferred. Varied Health Aide Certification or f l u t e instructions - building, 2 stories. Fire AKC SHELTIE - 2 male pups. Road, 6444)304...... ROOMMATE WANTED on LOST - Blue Ross 10 speed apply in person: Merrill In­ Main Street. Nurses Aide Training Beginners to advanced. damaged. 100 x 500 lot. Finan­ (Justom made draperies, slip­ Sable and white. Champion busline. Excellent area. 6 43 -8 50 2 One of the largest Manchester-Vernon area. dustries, Vernon Industrial duties. He never yells! Kindly covers and upholstery. Budget 43 bike, chrome pitted by fire send resume to Box D c/o preferred. Training provided Ptease call alter 5:30, 649- cing. Broker. 528-3264 ; 742- CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye quality and temperament. 643- Antiques Available August 1st. Call 643- nuclear reactor manufac­ damage. Taken from Lake Please send resume to Box S, Place, Vernon, Conn. NURSES AIDES- 7 to 3, and 3 Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 set, electric welder, acetylene c/o Manchester Herald. Manchester Herald. if needed. Flexibility in hours. 8329. 65n . 0496, after 6 p.m. turers in the world, Street home. 649-7384. to 11, part time and full time. Must have own transporta­ or 646-1000. outfit, aluminum ladder, WANTED: Antique furniture, Westinghouse has been Enjoy working in a very plea­ GILDA’S RESTAURANT - tion. Mileage paid. For Schooli-Cfassai 19 Resort Property 27 trailer tires, new electric A COMPLETE BOARDING gla^, pewter, oil paintings or IMPOUNDED- Male SHEET METAL WORKER - sant and home like at- ELECTRIC RANGE- With generator, electric lawn- other antique items. R. receiving about two out of Experienced. Soldering etc. Waitress needed. Experience further information cali: FACILITY for dogs and cats. Shepherd Cross, about 4 EXPERIENCED NURSES mosphere, helping our elderly p^gferred, part time. 303 Manchester Public Health poR THE BEST - Manchester NIANTIC- Beautiful house. eye level oven, and lower mower. Evenings, 633-7060, Dog grooming. All health Harrison, 6438709. every five nuclear orders months old, black and brown, Call 528-2101. oven. First $100 takes it. Call AIDESAincc NEEDED-wc'cncn. FullP.,11 or/>r p a tie n ts . E x p e rie n c e d Adams Arfam.s Street.Street Nursing Association, 647-1481. Gymnastic School 3 to 5 Giants Neck Beach. Call Carol guard maintenance. Ultra­ in the United States. Woodbridge Street area. Con­ part time. Immediate preferred. Please call: Doris Monday thru Friday. 8:00 pupils per teacher. FREE in- Cable-Wagner, 203-446-9972. 568-9439. TOILET t MEDICINE violet germicidal lights. Wanted to Buy 49 tact Manchester Dog Warden, FULL OR PART TIME - Blain RN, Director of Nurses, CABINET. Good condition. Hurlbert said there may Maintenance man. Laurel ositions available in private FULL TIME SECRETARY a.m. to 4:30 p.m. An Equal froductory lesson with this ad Canine Holiday Inne, 200 646-4555. Komes and Convalescent 646-0129. Manchester Manor RECEPTIONIST needed for Opportunity Affirmative Ac- call 646-6306. or 646-3549 Suitable for cottage or boat. Sheldon Road, Manchester. WANTED TRAILER sulUble have to be some layoffs at "V ™ ...... Manor oi''Chestnut Stree’c Nursing Home, 385 West Please call 643-6540 to carry motorcycle. Call 643 Westinghouse nuclear Manchester. Apply Monday Homes. Call 643-9515, Aid & local Manchester firm. Will tion Employer. 646-5971. Personals Assistance, Manchester, Center Street, Manchester. 4076, mornings. through Friday, 11-3. perform a substantial amount RAINBOW VACUUM with components plants, which Conn. of typing, filing and other TEACHER - Small co-op REPORTERS WANTED SEVEN-YEAR4)LD employ about 2,200 hourly I WOULD LIKE TO THANK COUPLE TO MANAGE nursery. Call after 2 PM 742- □ REAL ESTATE The Herald is currently accepting applications for deep cleaning Power Nozzle. REGISTERED HALF the person who assisted me at TOOLMAKER WANTED - OUTLET from home. Part related office duties. Send workers. As for the nuclear LUBE PERSON to lubricate resume to: P.O. Box 1201, 8543 or 742-7888. Like new! Please call 646- ARABIAN GELDING - Red □ RENTALS the accident in Caldor Prototype and machine time. $1500.00 per month positions as staff 3125. operations' financial building. Apply in person, 81 trucks and trailers. Related Manchester, Conn. Homes For Sale 23 with white blaze and rear Parking Lot, July lOlh, 1979. experience necessary. $5,25 potential without leaving pre­ CARPENTERS HELPER stockings. 6498355. Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 health, he said, "we don't Please call me at 646-3241 Commerce Street, Glaston­ sent position. Local interview. WOOD PICTURE FRAME Rooms h r Rent 52 bury. or call 633-4895. hourly. All fringe benefits. EXPERIENCED GENERAL WANTED to install blown-in WATERFRONT year-round expect to lose money in the alter 5:(» p.m. Cail 1-364-5652. insulation. Steady year round 18X22. $7. Grill on wheels $8. and UConn. For appointment call 688-7596, DUTIES CARPENTER- Per­ home and summer resort all STANDARD POODLE THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- foreseeable future." manent position. 5 days, 40 work, paid medical, holiday REPORTERS Coffee <1 End Tables $20. PUPPIES - Black, brown, INFORMATION NEEDED MANAGER FOR LOCAL COMPANY inter­ in one 7 room maintenance Barbells $18. 2 large Anchors traily located. Downtown Hurlbert said nuclear JANITORIAL OPERATION - WE ARE NOW TAKING hour week. Full benefits. For and vacations. Call Jack Persons interested should call Managing Editor. white males. Champion ABOUT GERI ANN. Born. viewing for full and part time Collins, 9 a m. - 12 noon only. free Ranch Located on an It Buoy $50. Diving Equip­ Manchester. Kitchen Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres of privacy, each vvitli il s business is much healthier Must have experience direc­ APPLICATIONS for Women appointment call: Con­ exclusive private section of Frank Burbank to arrange for an interview. Bloodlines. Shots. AKC. Call November 7. 1960 at Booth work. Flexible 18 or 36 hour 527-5630. Glass Wool Insula­ ment, (fins. mask, gloves, 568-1356. privileges. Call 64323U. own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen witli disliwasliei. Memorial Hospital, Flushing, ting and following up super­ to work in Sausage Processing solidated Cigar Company, Coventry Lake Attractive overseas. With the excep­ Room. Apply in person at schedule. $5.33 hourly. Over Personnel Office, 633-3641, tion Company. 90 Pierson knife), old rocker $10. 649- Long Island, New York. visors. Salary in the teens. 18. Car required. Call Chris financing available. R 1104. MANCHESTER SUMMER dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass door lo walk tion of current trouble with For more information toward Manchester Packing Com­ 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. An Equal Op­ Lane. Windsor Zimmer. J.D. Real Estate. SPAYED IRISH SETTER - a Philippine contract, White, female. Please write - Coughlin 872-2128,12 to 3 p.m. Good watchdog, outside dog. STREET- 4 Rooms available out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.sels. lull b;ilhs Mrs. Helen Schwedel Howe, name and telepnone number pany. 349 Wetherell Street. portunity Employer M/F. 646-1980 or 647-1139 H e r a t i i September 1st. Parking. No reactor orders appear to Box Y c/o Manchester TEACHING POSITIONS - 8lh Free to good home. 633-8892. 12245 Glenn Circle, Lemmon DEMONSTRATORS: Earn GRADE READING utilities, or pets. Security with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lacililics available in strong in South Korea. Herald. BABYSITTER NEEDED IN COLONIAL ■ OFFERING 8 Valley, Nevada. 89506. Birth $1000 or more selling name TEACHER, Connecticut Cer­ PART PERSIAN KITTENS - deposit. 644-14)■1408. Mother. PART TIME LUBE person SEPTEMBER- Three times a ROOMS. 1st floor family YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and mil. France. Japan and Spain, brand toys and gifts (Fisher- week, at approximately 2:30 tification required. 1 year Handsome long-haired, JANITORIAL SUPERVISOR needed to work 8 hours on Price, Tonka, Fenton). room with fireplace. 4 Phone 643-2711 CABINETS FOR SALE- Good 238 CHARTER OAK he said. - For multi-site operation. to 6:00 p.m., in my home. position. HIGH SCHOOL doubled-pawed cat, altered, Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH •C0NVEN1P:NCK, living. Saturday lubricating trucks Treasure House party plan. BUSINESS TEACHER, generous sized bedrooms, 2 condition Need paint. Call STREET- Room with private To help the industry in Bonds-Slocks-Mortgeges 8 Must have experience and be and trailers. Experience Westwood area. Call 649-9046. 12 baths, central air. 2 car The Herald offers Paid Vacations, Pension Plan, 64341062. also. Sleek, spayed calico. 342- entrance. Suitabie for working Married Couples preferred. No Pets From '220.(K) monlli. Set iii ily Call collect person to person Connecticut Certification 0571 633-6581. the United States, Hurlbert able to work second shift. necessary. For appointment for Miss Carol 491-210(1. Also garage, walkout basement. plus many other benefits. ____ gentleman. No cookiiw. $S) Salary in teens For informa­ NOW A CC EPTIN G required. SCHOOL required. said, changes are needed in GOVERNMENT cali 688-7579. booking parties. PSYCHOLOGIST full time, $83,500 Group I. Philbrick FORCED HOT AIR weekly. Security. 6431746. GUARANTEED BUSINESS tion forward name and APPLICATIONS for part time FURNACE- Some age but fine AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL nuclear insurance policies. Coventry It Columbia com­ Agency. 646-4200 Call 742-6412 LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. telephone number to Box Z, MECHANIC - SCHOOL Sales Help. Nights and working order. Four burner PUPS - Male and females. MANCHESTER SUMMER He feels those could come WE ARE LOOKING FOR a bined. Connecticut Certicia- IMMEDIATE OPENINBS Reasonable. Delightful pets. for an appointment Phone 281-4112. c/o Manchester Herald. BUSES - Experienced. Own hard working, conscientious weekends. Apply: D & L, -naturalgasstove,------brown. Fine r .ii " STREET-4 Rooms available in six months to a year, Manchester Parkade. tion required. Contact: Dr. toois. Apply: Coventry School saleswoman with some retail Donald J. Nicoletti, Coventry Are you looking for the ideal opportunity to put your older wardrobe. 6435547...... September 1st. W . Parking. with the result being a MUNSON'S CANDY Buses, Muth Street, Coven­ ...... F^PftPPPPmPdi. experience for 30-40 hours per FULL It PART TIME for Public Schools. P 0. Box 356, MANCHESTER talents to work? M ushsllnstrum ents 44 J-tiliU ^o^t* Secu^^^ boost in nuclear interest. KITCHEN is seeking male to try. Call 742-8808. week. Diamond Showcase, OLD BUTCHER BLOCK $50. □ EMPLOYMENT learn trade as candy maker. Snack Bar and Golf (Jourse. Coventry. Conn . 06238 ; 742- IMPRESSIVE THREE- Come In and talk to us about the many job Hutcb, walnut finish, Manchester Parkade. 8913. Hurlbert, who was giving Must be neat, have good per­ FRYER / DELIVERY MAN- Apply at: Tallwood Country BEDROOM COLONIAL - openings we have for: excellent condition $150. New FREE CASE with all 1/2 W estinghouse's first in- sonal habits, and be of sincere Nights, 12 a m. to 9 a.m. App­ Club, Route 85 Hebron. Phone Westwood II. less than 1 year • Maintenance man to train on first shift, then will B-13 Steel Radial Firestone price Guitars with this ad. Help Wanted 13 PART TIME TAKE OPPORTUNITY TO ASSIST old Large family room with Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, depth comments on character. Send resume, in­ ly Bess East Donuts, 150 INVENTORY in local stores. 646-1151. 721 Tire, $35. 643-1814. cluding work experience, age, Exoffenders to make a fireplace and sliders to deck. be permanent second. New Britain. 2231977. Open til nuclear power after Three TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. (Jenter Street, Manchester. Car necessary. Write phone address etc. to: Munson’s GENERAL PRODUCTION successful reentry into the Eat-in kitchen, formal dining • Qeneral Workers — needed throughout the HOTPOINT AIR 9 p.m. Mile Island, said things Apply 81 Commerce Street, number, experience to: ICC OPENING- We arc a Fabric community Experience room. 2 'i baths. 2-car garage. Candy Kitchen, P.O. Box 224, PRINTING COMPANY 166, ^ x 304, Paramus, N.J. plant. CONDITIONER- 5000 BTU. have been changing since Glastonbury. PTG Bolton, Conn., 06040. Converting Company in need Familiarity with Manchester Vinyl-sided. $89,900. Call 646- $75.00. Westinghouse Air Con­ TROMBONE- In excellent COMPANY. Telephone 633- DESIRES Press Operator 07652. desirable. Salary $10,000 Send • Machine Helpers — For our Dyehouse. ATTENTION REALTORS the accident. As for safety, of an individual who wants to 7686 ditioner 6000 BTU. $100.00. condition. Buescher, with 7631. familiar with Multi & A.B. resume to; Manchester Area e Weavers — Learn a skilled job — will train, he said Westinghouse reac­ LAUNDRESS AND NURSES Dick Equipment. Full and work and is willing to learn. Ebtcellent condition. Call 643 oversizednease. $250. Call 643 CARPENTER OR Basic Math and Mechanical Conferences of Churches. e Finishers — To run machines — will train. 7085 anytime. AIDE - 12 midnight to 8 AM. part time. 'Telephone 528-9428. EXPERIENCED M A NCHESTER - BY 1060. tors are different from CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Enjoy working in a very plea­ skills helpful. Competitive P.O. Box 773. Manchester, OWNER. 3 bedroom Cape, • Person for light printing and filling orders In our - Experienced only. Top CARPENTERS HELPER - those built by J. Ray sant and homelike at­ MACHINIST- Capable of wages anci benefits. Call for Conn. new kitchen, lovely yard Stationery Printing Dept. wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Call Tim Connelly at 646-1379 an appointment, 649-4192. $50's. By appointment 643- McDermot & Co. Inc.'s mosphere helping our elderly operating most machine shop after 6 PM. Berlin 'Tpke.. Wethersfield, residents. Experience SC R E E N E R S - We a re 9380 No agents ^•*•**^5 Chancy Brollwra, Inc. Babock & Wilcox Co. sub­ 563-0151. equipment on own. Top presently expanding our C MM AUG. rd BOOKKEEPER- Part time. A 0 6 23 preferred. Please call Doris sidiary, which supplied the wages. OT. Fringe Benefits, WOMAN FOR CLEANING Screen Printing Department 31 Cooper Hill 8L Blain RN Director of Nurses. ana profit sharing. Call 742- client located in the East SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms. 2 TMI plant. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll ROOMS - Manchester Motel. Hartford area is in need ol a and are accepting baths. 3 bedrooms. Im­ Monehootor, Conn. 646-0129. Manchester Manor 7325. 644-1504. Even though the p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. Nursing Home, 385 West art time, approximately 8 applications of qualified in­ maculate condition. Heated Apply director of nursing. T d . 643-4141 Westinghouse reactor "is Center Street, Manchester. Eours per week. Experienced dividuals eimerienced in both garage, cast iron baseboard Salmonbrook Convalescent PANTRY PERSON - Part Bookkeeper to maintain all Hand and Machine Screening Excellent Fringe Benefits *" 69v»i oevomtnm Empioyw. inherently more tolerant of time evenings. Call Cavey’s radiation. Blue stone Home, off House Street, WE HAVE A YEAR ROUND SHEET METAL MECHANIC- accounting records. This Excellent fringe benefits fireplace, intercom, beautiful­ Tin EAST of The RIVER human error." Hurlbert Glastonbury. Please call 633- OPENING for a part time Must be able to work in­ 643-2751. would be an excellent oppor- Apply in person to: Qualit;lality ly landscaped. Complete said "there is no way to 5244. dependently. Read Blue tunity with pjeasant workingorking Name Plate, Fisher Hill cashier, for afternoon hours, 5 CLERK / TYPIST for mis­ recreation compound, 20x40 make something perfect." days, 20 to 25 hours per week. Prints, and operate a variety conditions. Thehe person they Road, East Glastonbury in-ground pool. Cabana. NURSES AIDES wanted for of equipment. Top wages. cellaneous duties, with Still, he said, No Sundays. Pick up applica­ hire must be able to proceed Malibu lights, flowered Aqua REALTORS 6UDE full time on all shifts. Apply Fringe Benefits. OT. and telephone experience, for with a minimium of supervi­ PART TIME TYPIST tion blank at Fairway, Main small busy office in slide, sundrellas, redwood Westinghouse is trying to director of nursing. Salmon- Street. Manchester. No phone Profit Sharing. Call 742-7325. sion. Please send resume to: WANTED-15 hours per week, privacy fence 3 driveways make things safer. The brook Convalescent Home, off Mancl^ster. Dynamic Metal Roger Jacobs, CPA, 1406 Main afternoon or evening A complete tabloid of local Realtors calls. Products Co,, Inc,, 646-4048. plus much more! Group I. company is making what House Street, Glastonbury. SHEET METAL LEADMAN- Street, East Hartford, 06108. Transcription experience im- Philbrick Agency. 6464200. Please call 633-5244. This could lead to Foreman lortant. Send resume to: Box Hurlbert called WANTED: Loving sitter for JANITORS- Full time and servicing the East of The River Area. Robertson kindergartner. Position in a matter of months ACCOUTING CLERK / GAL I"' c/o Manchester Herald "exhaustive reviews of ATTENTION - Need 2 people if desired. Will pay Top Wages part time. Mature and respon­ FRIDAY- One of my clients is From 10 AM to school time, sible individuals. Apply in per­ design " to insure safety. over 21. Immediate employ­ occasional after school for 3 to right person, as well as all looking for an individual who PART TIME. Phone from He said the industry also ment. This is not a fancy ad, company benefits. OT., Profit son: East Hartford Convales­ lives East of the river, and home servicing our customers MANCHESTER BY OWNER- kids. Starting in September, cent Home, 745 Main Street, we simply want a person who but some time is available in Sharing and Performance who is looking for a diver­ in your own area. 249-7773. Cuslom Built Duplex. Brick for space needs a permanent joh. Ad­ Bonus. Call 742-7325. East Hartford. sified and challenging posi­ front Aluminum siding. 3 CopyOeadllne: Aug.14 August if desired. 649-1103 or vancement opportunity. Call 289-7549 ask lor Elaine. tion. This full time position SECRETARY WANTED in bedrooms each. Large between 10 a m. and 3 pm. - AIDE- Hours open. Custodial would include; Accounts legal office in Manchester. fireplaced living rooms. 30 ft. Medical Convenience 528-3869. E.O.E. WELDER FABRICATOR- type care. Call 649-2358. Receivable, and Tables, Applicant must be an finished Rec Room with bar. 2 PART TIME- “Girl Friday”. Must be able to work from .. ______for copy deadline (Mornings) Bookkeeping, Inventory Control and some excellent typist to handle car garage Large enclosed Picture yourself in a rewarding position as a nurse Aug. 17 The cranberry is a native BABYSITTER NEEDED- Blue Prints. Top Wages, BANK TELLER- Trainee or typing. The company is varied materials and have a yard and garden, with typing necessary. For active Benefits, Profit Sharing, and experienced- for Wapping Of­ aide. If you always wanted to work in the health North American fruit. Long Monday through Thursday, 3 Real Estate Office. 289-7475, offering a salary range of $160 pleasing telephone manner greenhouse, "OPEN HOUSE" AUTO before the Pilgrims arrived p.m. to to p.m Own transpor­ OT. Call 742-7325. fice. South Windsor Bank It to $200 per week depending on Hours are 9 to 5, Monday thru Saturday. 11 to 6. 247 Oak care field but lacked the training and experience in 1620, the Indians com­ tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; Trust Company. Hours: experience and a complete Friday. Salary commensurate Street. 646-0071. BABYSITTER NEEDED- 2 PART TIME GAL FRIDAY, Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. necessary, here is your opportunity to learn the bined crushed cranberries weekends anytime. hours. 4 times a month, within fringe benefit package. Please with experience. Rep^ly with with dried deer meat and (Mornings), Bookkeeping, to 5:00 p.m.; Friday 8:30a.m. send resume to: Roger references to Box EE. c/o VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 required skills while earning excellent wages and MECHANICS SEWERS- Experienced on In­ walking distance to Bently typing, for active Real Estate to 7:00 p.m., and an oc­ melted fat to make pemmi- School area. 649-7234. Jacobs, CPA, 1406 Main Manchester Herald. ROOM COLONIAL- 3 benefits. can — a convenience food dustrial Sewing Machines. office. East Hartford. 289- cassional Saturday morning. Street, East Hartford, 06108. fireplaces, large Family CONTACT SUE PECK 7475. Call Marilyn Eden at 289-6061. ExpBilBnoBd Pr8f8IT8d that would keep for a long Will train if necessary. Good OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House MATURE SECRETARY - Room Very luxurious Tha Maadosrs ConvalascMt Homa offars: time. The Indians attributed starting pay for the right peo­ delivery. Year round work. RECEPTIONIST. Light throughout! Call R. Zimmer, 1. Starting wage $3.17 per hour; $3.37 per hour | the cranberry with medici­ ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday PART TIME DAYS - In­ Bookkeeping, typing, and J.D. Real Estate for details. Miwt HavB Own Toola All benefits, ^ p ly M&M Oil dividuals looking for oc­ effective December 1, 1979. nal properties; medicine thru Friday. Apply in peperson Co., Route 6, Bolton, transcribing skills. Part time. 646-1980, or 647-1139. men brewed cranberry poul­ al:' Pillowtex Cbfp' " ,49 Regent casional work in printing Flexible hours. Manchester 2. Fully paid insurance: hospitol, medical, life and | Street. Manchester. Equal bindery. Flexible hours. INVITATION INVITATION Professioanl Office. Send REAL ESTATE EDITOR tices to draw poison from Good Pay Plan. Good Banafita. OIL BURNER SERVCE Manchester, 643-5003. disability. arrow wounds. Opportunity Employer M/F. MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all resum e to Box DD. c/o MANCHESTER TO BID TO BID Manchester Herald. 3. 10 paid holidays per year, 11 paid holidays in 1980. Bxecllant WorMng Conditlona. Join tlw STAFF ACCOUNTANT - CPA residential. All benefits. M It WAREHOUSE STOCK M Oil, Route 6, Bolton. Bid proposals for the Bid proposals for the Gracious executive Manehaator Honda Taam Nowl firm. Local firm located in CLERK- 40 hour week. Call MOTEL DESK CLERK - 4. 8 paid sick days per year; 9 paid sick days in 1980. following project will be following project will be Colonial, beautiful view Tolland County is seeking to 649-8648, 7:30 to 4:00, Monday Saturday and Sunday after­ 5. 2 weeks paid vacation after one year. CARD . GALLERY- thru Friday. received by the Bolton Board received by the Bolton Board ol valley and Ml. Tom. 4 Call Mr. Pantaloo for Intorvlow The World Almanac' expand their staff to service Aggressive part time sales noons. References. 646-6814. diversified small business of Education, Notch Road, of Education, Notch Road, bedrooms, 2600 square 6. Training and in-service education. Herald people needed. Flexible hours, COUNTER HELP WANTED- feet. Plumbing for 4th bath clients. Tax and auditing on a permanent basis. Some Bolton, Ct. until 1:00 p.m., Bolton, Ct. until 1:00 p.m., Business Opportunity 14 7. $60.00 per year uniform allowance. appointmant. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING experience helpful. Please Mornings and afternoons. August 7, 1979. Information August 7, 1979. Information in basement. Lovely send resume to Box S, c/o nights and Sundays. Apply in Apply in person only to: Bess landscaping. Call owner person only, EOE. Card concerning bids may be ob­ concerning bids may be ob­ VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco 8. Located near public transportation. Manchester Herald.. Eaton tonuts, Hartford Road, tained at the office of the tained at the office of the Snacks with locations $3,580 I643-2826, MANCHESTER HONDA G a lle r y , M a n c h e ste r Manchester. Parkade. Superintendent, 104 Notch Superintendent, 104 Notch CALL TOLL FREE 1-800423- Aids training classes begin Immediately. 24 Actaira StTMt 2355 Ext. 905, Public Schools Road, Bolton, or by calling Road, Bolton, or by calling Call: Pat Soucier, Meadows Convalescent Home MinohMtMT, ConnaoMout East Hartford MANCHESTER - Immaculate East Hartford 643-1569: Furnishing and 643-1569: Removal and 333 BMwcll 8t. Manchetter, Ct. Public Schools Installing Exterior Door at Replacement of Floor Tile at EDUCATION oversized 7 Room Cape, full 1. Tokyo Rose ha.s been par­ INVITATION dormer, full basement, 3 or 4 647-9194 • 4 8 - 8 B 1 S doned for eommiUing trea.snn INVITATION INVITATION Bolton High School. Bolton Center School. bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, 643-2711 Raymond A. Allen, Jr. during World War 11 True or TO BID TO BID Raymond A. Allen, Jr. Private Instructions 13 fireplace, aluminum siding. False TO BID Superintendent of ^hools Superintendent df Schools Low $60s. Must Be Seen! M3- 2. In whal year were Alaska Bid il>515 Bid proposals for the 069-7 070-7 REMEDIAL READING and 7222. No agents. and Hawaii admitted to the Bid 1)1514 Repair It Renovation of Clock following project will be math; individualized work U.S. as the 49th and 50th Information may be obtained It Intercom Systems Informa­ received by the Bolton Board program, (lst-8th grade) hy GOOD DEAL - Beautiful 4 states? (al 1951 ibi 1955 ici from Miriam P. Levinson. tion may be obtained from of Education, Notch Road, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING master’s degree teacher. 568- bedroom house lor sale in ■ A 1959 Ass. Dir of Business Ser­ Miriam P. Levinson, Ass, Dir, Bolton, Ct. until 1:00 p.m., TOWN ETHICS COMMISSION 8075. small town, Constahlevllle, AnENTIONl! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: 3. A sudden, temporar> weak­ vices, East Hartford School ol Business Services, East August 7, 1979. Information N Y. In recreation area. There will be a public hearing on the proposed rules of toe ^ l.ookinx for ness or numbness ol the fai-e Dept.. 110 Long Hill Dr., East Hartford School Dept., 110 concerning bids may be ob­ RIDING LESSONS indoor Owner will finance. $33,500. You don't have or limbs could be a warning Hartford, Ct. 06108 Until Bid Town Ethics Commission on August 16, 1979, in the Hearing riding ring. Western stock 315-376-6947. H new home? Long Hill Dr., E. Hartford, Ct tained at the office of the You'll find lo shell out much sign of a stroke. True or False Opening on: August 9, 1979 at Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, seat, saddle seat and hunt 06108, until bid opening on: Superintendent, 104 Notch seat. All levels 228-9817. CUSTOM BUILT 1970 Raised II perfeo *it to gel hig results. 2 00 P.M. August 9, 1979 at 2:30 P.M. Road, Bolton, or by calling Connecticut at 8:00 P.M. The Commission invites all interested 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE Manchester residents to attend to comment either orally or in Ranch. 3 bedrooms, dining in the W anI Ads ANSWERS The East Hartford Public The East Hartford Public 643-1569: Insulated Acoustic room, fireplace, double gar­ writing on the proposed rules. Copies of toe rules are on file in VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ Schools is an Equal Oppor­ Ceiling at Bolton High School. Former faculty New York age, 1 1/2 baths, family room, ->nJl tunity Employer. Raymond A. Allen, Jr, the Town Clerk's office. Music and Art High School. aluminum storms, hardwood tunity Employer. TOWN ETHICS COMMISSION t \z '8nv •MP.vti-ij f uL’f Dominic Fulcie Dominic Fulcie Superintendent of ^hools Professional Singer/Pianist. floors, carpeting, Amesite CALL 643-2718 after p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 during business hours •c>ise|v - a Z i'fil onji i 071-7 073-7 644-8597. driveway. $58,900. 872-3462. 5 8:30-5 072-7 068-7

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