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% • WASHINGTON (UPI) - The medically. wouia nave to set up an exueri- New Hampshire state legislature states have passed ment, have a principal investiea- 4 . . JUST USTEDI Friday sent to President Reagan legislation allowing marijuana to tor to issue marijuana cigarettes to ’ Jorvls built home with 2 cor oar- and the leadership of Congress a medically to treat the side some patients and alternate drugs resolution criticizing restrictive, effects of cancer chemotherapy to others, and make regidfr "unrealistic” federal limits on medical marijuana programs. ButBut"stf states have complained H.H that . ney said **> Washington " S The resolution, the third passed federal regulations and policies “ All this in nrpcf-riho ih oa— „ . ■ A by a state legislature criticizing m the federal program, said “ cancer r ' . patients undergoing chemother­ z S E S ? S apy who have been promised of the'sVs^fteTwhiPh McKinney's bill would'estabUsh medical access to marijuana ... are being deprived of such access by federal agencies that impose ilar to New Hampshire, so I expect S C a l a n d T e s ^ c h purposes unrealistic limitations on that more resolutions ot this type to esearen purposes. rr„ . . CIRCA 170V9 access.” follow,” McKinney said. * * • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JUSTTlSTEUr "The people of New Hampshire G/acIous 8 room, 2 both home set on S oerss A ..I •_ New Mexico and Michigan have *®'*'*^,*f' South Windsor. 5 work- have properly focused blame for already passed such resolutions. I n S I Q C I O U a y the needless suffering of so many hom el AAld 70's. Ina/i'ifMm **' 'y’‘*®Pli®tloors, lotsof orlo- NANCHESTER __ SOVniWMDSIM Robert Randall, president of the 2o pooes, 2 sections Inal panelling pluso large barn I $167,000.— $82,S00 ill Americans right where it Alliance for Cannabis Therapeu­ CLASSIC^ belongs — at the door of the federal tics, said that because of the ^Ovice...... * OESIRASLE * Herald photo by Pinto government,” said Rep. Stuart federal regulations inhibiting dis- a a «ifle d ...... f traditional colonial with large, com- A untoue blend ot colonial and oontemao- BUNCHUDSROSSEnO, fortable rooms. Impeccable decor and de- McKinney, D-Conn. tribution of marijuana to the Comics...... 9 ightful tree-lined neighborhood setting. family “ *>»«ltal ce lH ?^d McKinney, who made the text of states, "not a single New Hamp- Entertainment 7le lOUStiOtlME Realtors I k I ^ 4 bedrooms, dan with b<^- Assumption graduation the resolution public in Washing­ •rPORTMIIV Ideal for y w r family. A most attractive and shire patient has yet received Lottery...... '2 **** W*9* 'LJemtrr 8t. (corner ot McKee) '(S46-2482 distinguished property, worthy ot your in­ v e S ‘-o vely p ri- ton, is the sponsor of proposed medical access to marijuana." Obituaries...... spection. Joanne Schauster reaches for holy Sixty-three students graduated in the legislation to reclassify marijuana Under federal rules, marijuana soorts"...... * water Friday during graduation ceremo­ evening cermonies. More photos on from a Schedule I drug with no is released to the states only for Television...... nies at Assumption Junior High Schooi. page 10. accepted medical use to a Schedule research projects. Weather . . ' ' ^ ' . ' . ' ...... ' \ II drug, allowing it to be used "They (the states) learned they • • • • • * * * • «»« a - MANCHESTEK HERALD. Suturduy, June 4. 1983 MANCHESTEK HERALD, Saturday. June 4, 1983 - 3

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By Robert Doherty two $5 million Injections. ' V . V "* Michael T. Daly, who escaped reports, Daly told police he would 108 ANQE United Press International Without the Scaife money, said from custody March 28 while attempt to escape from custody ii Ziegler, the project "would never waiting for arraignment in Man­ he had the chance. Daly was in the have gone. The Allegheny Founda­ Lowcet Nine years ago, Arthur Ziegler / miPtRATuncs chester Superior Court, is being custody of court sheriffs when he Jr. wanted to develop five unde­ tion money came in as risk capital. NCW held in lieu of $209,000 bond on 30 escap^. rused railroad buildings across the It was the first money in.” ORLf AN8 criminal and motor vehicle counts. He was brought in for arraign­ Monongahela River from down­ In other cases, developers and Daly, 26, of no certain address, ment Thursday under tight police town Pittsburgh into a festive lenders do indeed ante up the was picked up by police Wednes­ security. complex of shops and restaurants. entire project cost, as was the case day in Hartford after they were Daly faces charges, on Manches­ with Chicago’s Water Tower His potential leaders suggested 1^ ' /^SMOWIK ^ now tipped off to his whereabouts, ter warrants, of three counts of that Ziegler, president of the Place. police said Thursday. He is being UPI W CAIHEK FOTOCAS1 «> first-degree failure to appear, Pittsburgh History & Landmarks More often, however, projects held at the Morgan Street Jail in second-degree failure to appear, Foundation, should enroll in a must turn to the UDAG money Hartford, and is expected to be two counts of failure to submit to crash course on market realities. offered by the U.S. Department of transferred to the Hartford Cor­ fingerprinting, three counts of “ At first they said, Pittsburgh Housing and Urban Development. National forecaat rectional Institute inside a week if third-degree burglary, two counts doesn't eat out, Pittsburgh won’t For period ending 7 a.m. ESTSaturday. Tonight, rain and showera wiii he doesn’ t post bond. o f third-degree larceny, second- support high quality shops," MARGRET SOWELL, director be expected in the North Atlantic Coast States, the Lower Great Lakes He is scheduled to appear in degree larceny, two counts of of the program, said HUD does not Ziegler recalled. "They said Region and the Ohio Valley. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In court again June 9. He was third-degree fbrgwry, third-degree you're on the wrong side of the break down how much UDAG general. Minimum temperatures include;; (maximum readings in ^ s ig n e d Thursday. A ^00,000 mfabery, t«i>' counts- of sutk- river. They said access is poor. funding has gone to these develop­ Ixmd is tarely posted. degree lareehyr'and foaitb-degree They said there are live railroad ments. But figures in the ULI study parenthesis) Atlanta 65 (91), Boston 61 (66), Chicago 63 (74), Cleveland SO (68), Dallas 70 (94), Denver 47 (74), Duluth 43 (59), According to police, court per­ larceny. lines there, old buildings, no and from other sources indicate sonnel and witnesses. Daly txnttd Houston 72 (94), Jacksonville 70 (92), Kansas City 55 (76), Little Rock Eiast Hartford charges are utilities. In 1975, there was no many of the developments have out of a courtroom March 2l u ^ le 69 (86), Los Angeles 57 (69), Miami 76 (87), Minneapolis SO (70), New seitotad-degree failure to appear, chance of financing the project." benefited from federal largesse. he was in custody and waiting to bis recUess driving, engaging police Orleans 73 (95), New York 59 (72), Phoenix 65 (96), San Francisco 52 For example. Station Square arraigned on several criminal 8 ^ in purmH and ha ving a weapon in a TODAY, ZIEGLER’S IDEA is picked up a $7 million UDAG, (63), Seattle 49 (76), St. Louis 60 (62), Washington 65 (81). motor vehicle counts. motor vehicle. known as Station Square, a $70 Milwaukee’s Grand Avenue re­ A woman was slightly injured as Glastonbury charges against Herald photo by Pinto million extravaganza that Paul ceived $12.6 million, and Faneuii . he threw open the swinging doors Daly are third-degree forgery, Brophy, executive director of Hall got $2 million. that separate the audience seating fourth-degree larceny, and crimi­ Pittsburgh’s Urban Redevelop­ “ UDAG is always simply gap Weather from the processing area, poUce nal impersonation. ' Evening attention grabber ment Authority, said “ extend financing. It fills the last gap," . said. South Windsor charges are evad­ downtown across the river." said Ziegler. “ UDAG is very ' He had been at large until ing responsibility, seconddegree About 300 children and youth directors affiliated with the Asked who his critics are today, important to complete financing' Wednesday, police said. the church about available land so the kids can have a where Sunday. Highs in the 50s larceny by possession, forgery, Ziegler responds, " I don’t hear and it was important to us to help Connecticut today ‘ Daly bad been arrested by East Full Gospel Interdenominational Church on Main Street regular play area. Right now. he said, the Sunday school north and mid 50s to the 60s south. and attempted fifth-degree any.” with the pieces of the project that- ’ Hartford police March 27 following marched Friday evening around the block several times Rain this morning followed by larce;ny. children meet on Friday evenings for activities and play Station Square is one of the were not economically self- a high s p ^ chase that started in afternoon showers and a few New Hampshire: Rain today. State police also have a warrant in a demonstration to show their need for more space. in local parking lots or have to be bused to other towns. burgeoning number of urban retail sustaining." EUist Hartford and ended in Hart- scattered thunderstorms. Mild and Highs in the mid 50s to low 60s. for him charging escape from Rev. Phillip Saunders, the church’s minister, said he developments that have cropped Ms. Sowell also pointed out that Rain or drizzle ending north and - ford, they said. According to police custody, police said. The demonstration began at 6 p.m. and lasted about an up since the mid-1970s throughout state and city governments use breezy. Highs 70s. Clearing to­ hopes somebody, who sees the press coverage will notify hour. 4 scattered showers south tonight. the country. night. Lows 90s. Partly sunny other federal grants and loans, Lows in the 40s. variable cloudi­ Thiey have developed, in part, Sunday. Highs 70-75. Southeast municipal tax abatements and the ness with a chance of showers because large nuirit^rs of young UPI photo winds today 15-20 mph, but becom­ like, and loan guarantees to help north Sunday: Highs in the 60s professionals have found potential ing southwesterly this afternoon. these projects. north to near 70 south. in the same cities their parents Shoppers stroll through Pittsburgh mall in what was Winds becoming northwesterly Manchester Emergency drill teaches health officials considered anathema. . once an underused railroad building. Fivesuch buildings REGARDLESS OF HOW the 10-15 mph tonight. The projects, says Kent Moore, across the Monongahela River from downtown projects are financed, all parties 9 president of the International insist they wiil rarely be successful Long Island Sound In Brief Downtown Executives Associa­ Pittsburgfh have been turned into a festive complex of if there is not a close “ triangular Air quaiity tion, are "getting people back in shops and restaurants. partnership" between developers, Today rain in the morning, the city and offering an expansion showers and a few thunderstorms Convsrslon twpjMft oN where weak links ate in disaster system investors and city officials. The state Department of Envir­ in the afternoon. Windy h i ^ of services to those already in the which also produced Harborplace THESE PROBLEMS have un­ But because of the complexity of onmental Protection reported The conversion of Fountain Village to condomi­ around 70. Southeast winds 15 to 25 By James P. Sacks city.” and other sites and is considered derstandably made lenders wary putting the projects togetter, moderate air quality statewide nium ownership is from i t months to two years successful because it "identified a number of “ somewhat like a switchboard," Goodwin said. The mph becoming southwest in the Herald Reporter Like Station Square, many pro­ the most adept in its field — of entering into urban redevelop­ many cities have established Friday and forecast good to away, according to Carroll Brandrett, manager problems without breaking down," and enabled the console enabled the doctor to receive calls from afternoon. Tonight clearing. Lows jects have been successful — attracted 12 million visitors in 1981 ment deals. quasi-govemmental organizations moderate air quality statewide for of the apartment complex. area to prepare for a disaster in the future which various ambulances and patch them through to in the 50s. Winds becoming northw­ Ninet^n “ patients” were sent to the Manchester Boston’s Faneuil Hall Market­ and generated gross sales of $72 “ (Lenders) have to be led to the to work with developers. the weekend. She said the management has had a number of might involve the loss of real lives. hospitals or other locations. Memorial Hospital emergency room after a mass place and Baltimore’s million. est 10 to 15 mph. Sunday partly requests from tenants and in the community to Problems which arose during the drill, Goodwin The Glastonbury exercise was conducted simul­ trough by the nose," said Stanley "(Business officials) want to casualty exercise in Glastonbury Wednesday during Harborplace boast more visitors Faneuil Hall, with its festival- sunny. Highs 70 to 75. convert, but the conversion is not imminent. She said, included a lack of trained advanced life support taneously with another EMS-sponsored drill in New Gilinsky, senior vice president real talk to somebody who can transact which an accident was staged between a bus and a annually than Walt Disney World marketplace atmosphere, joins esute for BATUS Retail Division said there is quite a bit of work to complete, both personnel and a badly configured "treatment area” Britain, which also included a staged bus accident, an agreement, not somebody who New Engiand tanker truck containing toxic chemicals, “ injuring” - j but Detroit’s troubled Renais­ developments like Station Square, legally and in construction improvements, before for injured patients. Recommendations on solving the and produced about 20 "patients." The main in New York. “ They’ve seen says ’tell me and I ’ll talk to so and about 100 people. sance Center shows that success is Harborplace and Pike Place successes, so they are now more Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ the apartments will be ready for sale. problems identified will be made by the EMS council objectives of the drills were to evaluate the area's so, who'll talk to so-and so.’ There Extended outlook Treatment of Manchester Memorial’s share of the not automatic. Market in Seattle to define just one willing to cooperate, but they are Owners of the apartment complex this week in the future. regional mass casualty, communications and medi­ has^te^ one organization that can land: Today rain in the morning, patients participating in the exercise went "very type of development appearing in still the most reluctant of all Extended outlook for New Eng­ filed a declaration of condominium in the office of Goodwin explained that the lack of skilled personnel cal control systems and the ability of local hospitals to be single focus ... to make showers and a few thunderstorms w ell," said Andrew ^ c k , hospital director of public UNLIKE STATION SQUARE. the cities. parties.” land Monday through Wednesday: the town clerk. occurred because patients who receive advanced respond to a disaster. something happen,” said Gerald in the afternoon. Windy with highs relations. most of these projects rely heavily Another genre is the so-callqd In Philadelphia, finding financ­ in the 60s coastal sections, 70s Massachusetts, Rhode Island and medical treatment at the accident site are required by ^ c k said the 19 patients transported to Manchester Trimble, executive vice president A total of about 100 patients — including on public funds, much of it from the “ mixed-use” retailing center that ing for the Gallery was a Hercu­ Connecticut: Fair Monday. law to be accompanied by technicians when they are Memorial by ambulance simulated everything from of Centre City Development Corp. interior. Clearing tonight. Lows in Manchester’s 19 — were sent to five area hospitals, federal government's Urban Rede­ includes shops, restaurants and lean task. Chance of rain Tuesday. Fair transported to the hospital. This drains the site of broken legs and abrasions to breathing trouble, in San Diego. the 50s. Sunday partly sunny. according to Cressy Goodwin, a project director for velopment Action Grant program. high-rise office towers. Wednesday. High temperatures In GOP to nominate four trained personnel and lengthens response time, said J chemical burns and skin rashes from the fumes which “ At the initial stage, we couldn’ t The wealth of problems that can Highs 70 to 75. the North Central Connecticut Emergency Services And, like any major undertak­ These projects — intended, in the mid 60s to mid 70s. Overnight Goodwin. were emitted by the damaged tanker truck. get (money) because it was an occur in these projects makes The Republican minority on the Board of Council. ing, the efforts have attracted one developer's words, to make lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. The treatment area chosen at the site for patients Patients began coming in shortly before 8 p.m. and untested market.... We had to end developers check first, if there is a Vermont: Rain heavy at times Directors will nominate four persons Tuesday for Goodwin called the drill, which was held n e^ the critics. office buildings live “ beyond 5; 30 up going to a number of local banks prior to transportation to hospitals, Goodwin said, the exercise was called off at about 9; 15, he added. market and, second, who that today. Highs in the 60s. Rain membership on a committee to study the Glastonbury town garages off Route 2, “ excellMt.” Some of them claim valuable in the evening" — is exemplified Venumit; Fair M on ^ y. Chance was badly shaped — “ like an hourglass” — and Goodwin said the drill also sought to test the who were familiar with the local market is. tapering to showers'tonight. Lows feasiblity of constructing mixed-group housing or He said the exercise “sets a challenge for resources are going to these by the Louisville Galleria, Water of rain Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. allowed only one ambulance to be loaded at a time. response of the crews responding to the emergency in scene and who had enough confi­ The market can come from around 50. Considerable cloudi­ housing for the elderly on town-owned land. communities like Manchester” to get involved in projects, often aimed at an affluent Tower Place in Chicago and the Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. In the future, the EMS council will recommend sorting out patients, or "tria g e ." He said that aspect dence," said Walter D’Alesslo, office workers, residents, people ness Sunday with chance of brief Minority leader Peter DiRosa said Friday the disaster training. Glastonbury, he added, is the only audience, while urban problems, new One Oxford Center in Maine: Fair Monday. Chance of "linear” treatment areas allowing several ambulan­ of the exercise went smoothly. president and chief executive who work and live outside the ^showers. Highs in the low to mid party will submit four names. area community with a written protocol for borne principally by the inner city Pittsburgh. officer of Lat imer and Buck Inc., a showers Tuesday. Fair Wednes­ The committee was sugggested by Democratic ces to be loaded with patients at once, he said. Other hospitals participating in the drill were poor, remain unsolved. immediate area, and tourists. It responding to a disaster involving a large number of Philadelphia mortgage banking varies from project to project. day. Highs in upper 50s and 60s, low Director Kenneth Tedford and was discussed at casulaties. THE D R ILL was coordinated by Philip A. Stent, Hartford Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, New Britain U “ We have a very basic conflict, a YET ANOTHER TYPE of devel­ firm. in upper 30s and 40s. the Blay 10 board meeting. M.D., at the University of Connecticut Health Center General Hospital and St. Francis Hospital and conflict in terms of philosophy,” For example, American City Maine: Rain developing today. opment is the regional shopping Since the success of the 5>A -year- DiRosa then questioned whether any form of GOODWIN SAID the exercise was considered ih Farmington, who operated a command console Medical Center. determined that at an Atlanta Highs in the 50s to low 60s. Rain or said George Sternlibb, director of mall built downtown. The Gallery old Gallery — sales averaged New Hampshire: Fair Monday. financing could be found thatwould set rents low The Center for Urban Policy complex, 67.2 percent of the sales drizzle ending tonight. Lows in the at Market East in Philadelphia and about $242 a square foot in 1982, far Chance of showers Tuesday. Fair enough, and Democratic director Stephen would go to tourists and other 40s. Scattered showers north and Research at Rutgers University. the Grand Avenue in Milwaukee above what was projected, accord­ Wednesday. Highs 60s to low 70s. Cassano bad the same doubts. visitors; in Minneapolis that east and partial clearing else- Lows in upper 30s and 40s. “ They are conflicts of regenerat­ are such projects. ing to U LI — long-term lenders, Tedford, who has already indicated the names ing a city as a place and keeping it number was 36.8 percent. All three types of projects, but such as insurance companies and of four persons for the committee, proposed a as a haven for those who have “ You may have a slice of tomato Rising interest rates deiay start on Bennet particularly the marketplace and pension plans, have not been hard committee of five members nominated by each nowhere else to go, i.e., the poor," here, some ham there, a piece of shopping mall complexes, have to find. party, with a Republican and a Democratic he said. “ A functional reality is, if roast beef. You hope when you N learned much from the experience director included. a city only has poor people, it’s not piece it all together, you have a High interest rates for bonds and a glut on the debt One factor working againsat the project, he said, is Besides the^ormal market constraint on tbe size of of suburban malls. In fact, many of FOR BALTIMORE’S Harbor­ Tedford’s nominees are Edward J. Barlow going to have resources.” Dagwood,” said John Chapman, a Almanac market continue to hold up the sale of bonds for the that after July 1, certain types of bonds will have to be the rent are further political constraints. One of the the developers who worked subur­ place, state money had to precede Jr.,Baraey Peterman, Richard Hagearty, and Although the deepest roots of the vice president for American City. conversion of the Bennet main building to apartments registered, a process that will increase the cost to criticisms leveled by critics of the project has been bia are now in the cities. any private funding. Ben Rubin. projects date to the 1960s and San for the elderly. sellers. that the proposed rent is too high. Some of the But urban problems — land “ Probably without the state In Town-owned properties mentioned are a parcel Francisco’s Ghiradelli Square, the BUT ALL THE PLANNING in Today is Saturday, June 4, the Arthur Greenblatt of Community Development Because of that people are rushing into the market negotiation between the town and Community acquisition, the price of the land, the Baltimore case, wewouldn’tbe on North Elm Street and one on Love Lane. boom really began with the suc­ the world sometimes cannot make lS5th day of 1983 with 210 to follow. Corporation said Friday that since May 12, the day all with bond sales to beat the July 1 deadline. Development Corporation involved the town's insist­ zoning, crime, parking and others where we are today. No private Tedford said the committee should look into cess of Faneuil Hall. a project work. Renaissance Cen­ The moon is in its last quarter. town agencies involved had given their final The Bennet bonds are not directly affected because ence that the rents be kept as low as possible. — have made city developments developer would have gone in there specifics of financing, revenue bonds, generai ter in Detroit is a case in point. The morning stars are Mercury approvals, bond interest rates have been rising. they had to be registered in any case, Greenblatt said, Greenblatt said the delay In sellling the bonds much more of a gamble than their given the condition of the harbor at obligation bonds, and a consortium of local banks. Hailed as a symbol of the city’s and Mars. Efforts to sell the bonds the next day or within a but the increase in competition has hurt. should not seriously affect construction. The plan is to DEVELOPED IN 1976 in three suburban counterparts. that time,’’ said Edward Pontier, 500-foot-long converted buildings rebirth when it opened in 1977, the couple of days failed when it was impossible to get all The aim on May 12 was a 10 percent rate. The rate keep construction on a fast track and most of it is "The reason development in executive vice president of Ameri­ The evening stars are Venus, dating to the early 1800s, the 73-story project has been in trouble Jupiter and Saturn. parties necessary assembled at the same time. must be low enough to permit the partnership indoors, beyond the reach of the weather. cities is tougher is that all those can City Corp, a division of Rouse. Boston marketplace is, in the almost from the start. ’We’re playing it day by day,” Greenblatt said developing Bennet to meet an annual fixed debt things must be brought together," In rare cases, financing prob­ ’Ihose bom on this date are under Injured youth still ‘gulMnled’ Construction is a fixed price of $1,382,285. The boni4 words of a recent Urban Land One by one, the center’s chic the sign of Gemini. Friday. service and not raise proposed rents. issue authorized is $1.6 million. said Gordon Kennedy, president of lems can be eased considerably by Institute study, “ the centerpiece of shops — Halston, Cartier, Charles The Manchester High School senior Critically the Washington-based Gladstone the emergence of a sugar daddy Celebrities and historical figures revitalitzation and new develop­ Jourdan — have departed, and the- injured in a head-on crash May 2L aq accident in Associates, the nation’s largest willing to privately underwrite bora on this date include singer ment in downtown." occupancy rate is now just 46 which the driver of the other car was diarged real estate consulting firm. “ It’s a much of the project. Robert MerrUl, in 1919 and actors According to U H , the project percent. with drunk driving, was stUUKlbe intensive care rather exquisite process... it’s like In Pittsburgh, the city’s wealthy Gene Barry, in 1922, Dennis developed by The Rouse Co. — In January, the center was unit at Hartford Hospital on Friday, a spokesman creating a mousetrap." Scaife family gave Station Square Weaver, in 1924 and Bruce Dern. in Manchester High awards academic honors declared in default on its mortgage 1936. said. by its main lenders after missing a On this date in history: Chris B. Coraeau, 18, of U l Lyness St., who is $10 million payment. It later told scheduled to graduate June 13, was listed in The following were the academic award winners in Alternates; Andrea MIkolowsky, Heather Reading Scholarship Award: Morooret In 1896, Henry Ford wheeled his ceremonies at Manchester High School this week. Bovs' State: Joseph Donovon, Gohan Fallone, Daren Detroit officials it would not be first car from a brick shed in guarded condition at the hospital, the spokesman Sears Aword from tho Consulato Gonorol of tho Fod«rai able to pay $2.2 million in city said. He suffered serious bead injuries in the Voledlctorlon; Sean Sullivan Voice of Democracy Essay Contest; 1st Ploce Wayne Detroit apd drove it around the Salutatorlan: James VIncens Reading, 2nd Place Susan Krupp, 3rd Place Brenda Kuhl Quote/ Unquote taxes. crash, authorities have said. Senior Scholars: Carmen BonacorsI, Mark Coulter, sass■” "•■S’-Ttsi darkened streets on a trial run Brown University Book Award: Margaret Harvey Mary Diana, Maureen Flonogan,. John FrallIcclardI, A refinancing agreement has In 1942, the “ Battle of M idway" The teen was injured early May 21 when, while Seth Gorman Award: Marlene Cole ”A rock ’n’ roll life is so self-serving. It’s Melissa Govarrino, Leonie Glaeser, Alex Glenn, Shana Barbara Kennellv State Contest: Carmen BonacorsI solved the problem — for now. began, in which the Japanese fleet he was driving his car on New State Road, a car Hoppersteod, Amy Huggans, Leslie Johnson, Susan Navy R.O.T.C. 4-Year Scholarship: David Lammey SlTiHS' Fair Award; Kenneth Gagnon emotionally stagnant, cocooned and selfish. I was Supporters contend the project suffered its first decisive defeat in driven by Michael McAllister, 24, of 118L New Krupp, Brenda Kuhl, David Lammey, RIchord Lemleux, Campbell Aword/Hlstorv: Leonie Glaeser, Alex Glenn enjoying it for a while, but eventually I went Will turn around when the economy State Road, crossed the center line and struck Michael LeTourneau, Douglas Martin/ Patricia Dartmouth Club Bqok Award; James Marx YIckI Castagna, James World War II. McCarthy, William Reading, Michael Roy, Lynn Sampson, Flink, Mage Band: Brian Mohr; Choir: Robert Lauahlln* bonkers." of Corneau’s car head-on. Elmira College Key Award; Andrea MIkolowsky Round Table; Kimberly Merz, Brio? Mohr Improves, but there are plenty In 1972, black militant Angela John SavMakls Jr., Lorno Sevbolt, Allvson Siwlk, Kristen Horvard-Redcllffe Book Prize; Heather Reading doubters. McAllister suffered minor injuries in the crash, Stahl, Christopher Surh, Patricio WolnarowskI Business Awwds: Russell Wright Accounting Award. — David Bowie, actor and rock star, describing Davis was acquitted of murder, UFI photo- Trinity Club of Hartford Book Award: Wendy Burgess s/Outstondlng First Year Students: Kristen Link Lisa Certainly, the economy’s devas­ and was charged with second-degree assault with State of Connecticut Citation; Rep. Elsie Swensson The University of Connecticut Certificate of Achieve­ Che nervous breakdown he suffered in I977.(Us) kidnapping and criminal conspi­ The David Sherman Faster Memorial Library Fund Romanchuck; Advanced Second Year Stu^nt: jian n e tating effect on the Motor City has a motor vehicle while intoxicated, possession of ment to Minority Students: Christopher Surh, Desiree racy charges stemming from a The David Sherman Foster Student Award; William Pina Lion’s Club Award: Kendra Todd been a factor, but there are others. Today In Matory marijuana, evading responsibility and operating Prenetto "The MX debate would have provided a California courtroom shootout in The University of Connecticut Alumni Association Book Best Beginning Typist: Heidi Sullivan Often mentioned is the fact that under the influence of alcohol or drugs. He was Mothentatlcol Assoclatlonol America: Christopher Surh Award: Patricia McCarthy |•?on6 Year Typist: Cara Slebert veritable gold mine for (George) Orwell, were he which a judge and three others Angela Davis talks to repor­ Americdn Invitational Math Examination; Christopher Yale Club Book Award; Kenneth Willis Best Third Year Typist: Karen White the center is separated from were killed. also cited with failure to grant half of the highway Surh American Association of Physics Teachers Outstanding here with us today, poised on the edge of the ters in San Jose, Calif., on Rensselaer Medal: Joseph Donovan Beginning Shorthand Award: Karen Eddy downtown Detroit by sbc-lane and operating without insurance, police said. Student In Physics: Christopher Surh Manchester Association of Educational Secretaries abyss.” Juno 4, 1972. after she was DAR Good Citizen Award: Desiree Pina Hire the Handicapped Poster Contest: Sue Besterfleld, Award; Lynn Michaud ».uiiBnai secreraries Jefferson Avenue, removing it A thought for the day: astrono­ McAllister fled the scene on foot, police said, American Legion Auxiliary Good Citizen Award: from the urban core. Ron Berlin, Kristen Carlson, Scott Pinckney Paton-Lonqfellow Achievement Aword: Karen White — Mark O. Hatfield, U.S. senator, R-Ore„ on mer Carl Sagan said, “ The brain is acquitted of murder, kid­ but was apprehended a few hundred yards away. Allyson Siwlk, Frank Mocker Lynn Foran Memorial Book Award: Heidi Sullivan, He has b ^ n released from custody on a $2,0$0 American LMIon Leadership Award; Charlene Sentelo Margaret Harvey KorerTEd^y Ou*»*ondlng Secretarlol Award: 4 the debate over where to base the controversial like a muscle. When it is in use, we napping and criminal con» Loufel Girls'state Delegates: Margaret Harvey, Joanns Jeanne Low Aowards for Excellence In French: Joanne new U.S. missile. feel very good." surety' bond and is scheduled to appear ih ThPfNPSon Presmtro by Nathan Agostlnelll Twelve of the 39 U.S. vice spiracy charges. Manchester Superior Court Monday. Thompson, Carmen Bonocorsi Special Citizenship Aword; Mork Connelly David Bowie presidents have become "H e was at the bottom of a very tragic ladder Jesse Jackson presidents. and that’s the ladder of drug importation in this Calendar country...John succumbed to his own human “ It’s like a teaspoon of peanut butter on a loaf of FIra drIH Is sehsdiijfd weaknesses." Manchester Herald bread.” Hose and Ladder CompanyRumbeir One of the — Dan Aykroyd, actor, on his friend, the late — Chet Atkins, Massachusetts state senator, Town of Manchester Fire Department will hold a Manchester Building. Thursday John Belushi. Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal saying an increase in the gasoline tax will have drill Tuesday, June 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Monday DemTCratic Nominating Committee. 7 p.m.. Board Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Building coffee room. Room, Town Hall. ' little effect on his staW. headquarters on Center Street. Parking Authority, 8 a.m. 975 Main St. "There is something the matter with our The company’s annual meeting has been Emergency Medical Services Council, 7:30 p.m. USPS 327-500 Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln Lincoln Center gold room. Schoof** Education. 7:30 p.m.. Room 18, High (political) system when people shrug their “ I waited a lifetime, more than 30 years to hear Connecticut VOL. Cll, No. 208 shifted to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Company 1 on Center hearing room. McKee Street. Friday shoulders and say, ’It doesn’t matter whether I those three words, ‘Mrs. Howard Hughes.’’ ’ Manchester Historical Society, 7:30 p.m.. Munici­ Coventry vote or not." Publlihod dollv oxetpt Sunday Patriots Park Board of Directors. 7:30 p.m. Board — Terry Moor, actress, after reaching a lottery . and csrtain holldovt by tho Mon- Suggested carrier rotes ore $T.20 pal Building hearing room. **•’ * month, sw is Monday Room, Town Hall. — Richard L. Strout, journalist for the settlement with the famUy of the late billionaire chttlor PublljWno™o.!T4 BralnSro for ttoee months, $30.70 tor sbe Tuesday The Connecticut Daily Lot­ Ploca, ManchMtsr, Conn. 04040 Special Town Meeting. 7 p.m.. Board Room, Town. Christian Science Monitor and The New Repub­ iMmtaandl4i^toroneyeor.MaU Dog license fees Increase Directors’ comment session, 9 to 10 a.m.. Municipal Hall. Bolton for "not more than eight figures." Moore says she S « c ^ clu t postoM paid at Man- rotes ore avalioble on request. lic. married Hughes secretly In 1949. tery number drawn Friday chtrton Cann. POSTMASTER; Building directors’ office. Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall. Monday .Smd oddrMi Chong-...w4iass -I toi _ the__ .Man- Dog license fees for the coming year have been Hockanum River Park Committee, 7:30 p.m., was 026. The Pfay Four chMtsr Harold, Box o o'o»»lfl9d or display Board of Welfare, 7:30 p.m.. Human Services Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. advertisement, or to report o news raised by 50 cents pier license, according to the ”I probably have hurt a lot of people that were number was 6408. Mondiestw,’ Conn. Mokl. Muncipal Building hearing room. Office, Town Hall. Tax Collector. 7 p.m.. Town Hall. "Your invitation toa native son of the South, the ^f*''f“ re Idea, coll town clerk’s office. Board of Directors, 8 p.m. Lincoln Center hearing really close to me. because I ’ve always put 44^2711. Oftlce hours ore 8:30 o.m. Tuesday Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. son of former slaves, to speak in these chambers Other numbers drawn Friday "To tubscrito, or to report o to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The new “ dog year" commences July 1, and room. baseball ahead of everything else.” in New England: ^ Iv e r y problem, coll 447-9944. Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. On Site. Probate Court, 7-9 p.m., by appointment, 158 Bolton is an act of reconciliation and healing.” Office hours ore 9:30 o.m. to S:30 license fees now being charged reflect the Wednesday — Pete Rose, of the Philadelphia Phillies, on . Massachusetts; 0586. "The Manchester Herald Is o increase. The new fee for neutered males and Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Board Room, Center Road. — Jesse L. Jackson, on becoming the first black p-m. Mondoy through Friday and 7 subscriber to Uplted Press Interno- Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m.. Town Hall. Tuesday the effect baseball has had on his personal New Hampshire: 8270. to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery tlonol news services and Is o spayed females is $4 and the new fee for Municipal Building hearing room. to address a joint session of the Alabama should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday Wednesday Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall, life. (Ms.) Rhode Island; 6306. The “4-40 m 9 m ^ of the Audit Bureau of non-neutered males and females not spayed Is Thursday legislature shice Reconstruction. tl^ouoh Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. School Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Room 18 Jackpot": 20-22-33-01. Soturdov. $ 8 .20. Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room Group Home Committee 4 p.m., Lincoln Center gold High School. Community Hall. ' Vermont: 239. Tile fees were formerly $3.50 and 97.70. room. 275th Anniversary Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Thursday , Judge’s hours, 6:30, Probate Court, Municipal Room, Town Hall. Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center SchbolUbraiy ^ — MANC'IIESTKK HKRALl), Siiturduy, June 4, 1983 .MANCHESTER HFJHALD, Saturday. June 4. 1983 — 5 House approves HOUSE WASHMG lobbyist restraints G E N m O I L High Praaaure Power / Washing Of Vinyl, MANCHESTER //i • TrJ] \ Aluminum And Wood HARTFORD (U PI) - The Connecti­ while in office from becoming a h e a t in g o il r . 1 \ Sided Home*. cut House Friday approved a bill to lobbyist until his or her term has forbid legislators and other public expired. Officials to be hired as lobbyists for at ‘The bill, which now goes to the House, QUALITY SERVICE MAK Painting least one year after they leave their also forbids commissioners of regula­ jobs. tory agencies from joining firms they cAu 568-3500 6 4 3 - a 6 5 9 The ban, approved 95-51, was the regulated for at least one year after focus of two hours of debate over a bill leaving public service. HAS ITI strengthening the state’s Code of Also, employees of the executive Ethics Law. branch and state workers would be GUIUFFE AUTO BODY / It will also require state employees to prohibited from representing anyone RDUTES3 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 763 be identified by badge when they but the state in any matter in which the MAIN ST conduct business at the Capitol and official personally, and substantially 643-1191 mandates financial disclosure by lob­ participated before leaving public 24 HR. TOWING byists for periods when the Legislature service. 643-0016 191 is not in session. The ban on public officials would not FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST. aCOMPLETS COLLI9ION HEPAIR Proponents said the measure was begin until 1984. aPORilON AND AMtRICAN CARS MANCHESTER needed as a way to assure the public of Another provision that goes into Since 1947 643-1900 honest government, but opponents effect in 1987 would forbid former argued strongly it was an indictment of executive or legislative branch public Art Cunliffe, Prop. the honesty and integrity of employees from disclosing confidential MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK ENEBGY SAVING lawmakers. information acquired during their aiAM. " I f you can't feel you’re honest, then official duties for financial gain. STOBM PBIME AWNINGS you’ll vote for this, and if you do, you’re The House also unanimously ap­ WINDOWS BEPLACEMENT & calling yourself crooks,’’ said Rep. proved .and returned to the Senate a a DOOBS WINDOWS CANOPIES John Miscikowski, D-Torrington. measure to protect families from •in— 0 Miscikowski and others rallied mortgage foreclosure because of YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES around an amendment by Rep. Michael unemployment. 109 CENTER STREET Helfgott, D-Willington, to delete the A mortgage holder who becomes MANCHESTER 643-6922 Glass & Screen Repairs so-called revolving door ban on legisla­ unem ploy^ will be entitled to an • SHARPENIN6 a RUBBER STAMPS Hardware & Accessories tors, but it was narrowly defeated by a automatic six month freeze on any 75-72 vote. foreclosure proceeding under the • L0CKSMITHIN6 ALUMINUM 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 Helfgott said the legislation was amended bill. • FU STIC SIBN EN6IIAVIN6 SIDING 705 Main St. Manchester, Ct. "extrem ely broad, too broad” and goes During the moratorium the past due too far to try and persuade the public amounts would be erased by a court m SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL we’re good guys.” He said “ lobbying is suprevised plan to restructure the (203) 643 6843 an honorable profession” and "eve­ mortgage payments that could not AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION ryone here is well suited to be a exceed 25 percent of the holder’s HEATING and SHEET METAL lobbyist.” income. It is "natural” that any lawmaker The moratorium would also apply to (Automatic ^ i a e m A Secuett^ workers who have been forced to take a should eventually want to be a lobbyist New England Mechanical Services, bic. TOTAL FIRE & BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION and they should be allowed thai^ pay cut or reduced working hours privilege without restriction, Helfgoth because of the slack economic condi­ Herald photo by Sacks 166 TU N N EL RD. Complete Installation of said.. tions. Rep. Michael Rybak, D-Harwinton, VERNON, C T. 06066 Telephone Jacks and Systems Informational Picketing called the proposal "superficial win­ 871-1111 dow je s s in g ” and said he "resented Swiss neutrality MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Members of local 371 of the United Food and Commercial the implications" the measure cast on Switzerland has maintained an the elective process. Workers stand on what is known as an “informational picket armed neutrality since 1815, and “ .SV rrin^ Manchester For Over 50 Years* “ The real answer to this problem is has not been involved in a foreign GAS line" at the Heartland supermarket on Route 83 in Vernon. the public financing of elections," he war since 1515. It is not a member said. According to union president Robert A. Petronella, the union — of the United Nations or North SAVEHSI The Florist The ban against legislators returning part of the A FL-C lq — pickets stores whose workers do not Atlantic Treaty Organization. It is, 24 BIRCH ST. as lobbyists for one year would not go however, a member of several “ VOLKSWAGEN our SPECIALTY” have union contracts. The workers, Petronella said, ask Wa Buy Sell and Repair All Make Cara TEL. 643-6247 into effect until 1985. Current law U.N. agencies. potential customers to shop at union stores. forbids a lawmaker who may resign Aulobodv ft Glannwork Shown Left to Right 643-4444 For All Your Nooefs F.T.D. TIM MORIARTY Robert Mahoney; Germaine Lapierre, owner's wife; Morcei Lopierre, MASTER CHARGE TRAVEL«INSURANCE owner; and Kevin Pratt. AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE Connecticut Stafford firm on n-freeze 391 Broad 81., Manchoatar 270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 643-6217 646-7096 109 Center St, Manchester 643-6922 STAFFORD (U PI) — Residents of Stafford, a rural November to affirm its right to bear arms in a The Calico Patch In Brief community in northeast Connecticut, have refused to resolution introduced by the local fish and game club 8PECIALIZINQ IN "The Unique Little Quilt Shop" repeal their endorsement of a nuclear arms freeze after reading about a ban on handguns in Morton SUPERIOR MUFFLERS "SALES and SERVICE” (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) Police to ride horses resolution, despite pressure from local veterans. Grove, III. B&L ENTERPRISES 1227 Burnside Ave.. E. Httd. 528-1295 The veterans tried Thursday to repeal the Before the town meeting Thursday, Leodore MapehMtor, Conn. NEW HAVEN — Four New Haven police DON WILUS GARAGE, INC. Hours: Monday— Saturday, 10 to 5 resolution approved at an April 14 town meeting, but Langevin, 73, commander of the town’s American SPECIALISTS for officers and four horses will report for basic •SPRAYING WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE Thursday Friday til 9 PM were blocked by a parliamentary ruling. Legion Post 26, said the veterans’ proposal could offer & training at the New York City Police Depart­ •TREE FEEDING ft CARE GENERAL REPAIRING ment’ s training academy Monday. Also residents voted down the veterans’ alternate "peace through strength” and claimed thece were Propane Cylinders Filled AUTO, HOME & BUSINESS Police Chief William Farrell said the officers resolution in a' 113-94 secret ballot. It accused the “ glaring loopholes” in the original resolution. Soviet Union of a "conspiracy which intends to Air Conditioning Service W E H A V E were selected this week to participate in an After the vote, Langevin said, “ I feel terrible. I •STUMP GRINDING ' TELEPHONE 18 M*1N STREET The Manchester Safe & Lock Co. has ensnare and enslave all free people into an can’t believe it,” adding that several veterans were S48-4S31 ♦ MANCHESTER CONN 06040 experimental horse patrol program that could •SNOWPLOWING been serving the Manchester area for have mounted police galloping through downtown irreversible dictatorship” and called for rejection of unable to make the meeting because they were FRIENDSHIP PINS New Haven. any freeze without on-site inspection of weapons attending a stag party at the Italian Benefit Society Inturod A Ucantod • Conn.-Arborisl #2176' the past seventeen years. We provide: The return of mounted patrols in New Haven installations. Inc. Bruce Litvinchyk Lock Inftallations, Bapairs, Combination would be the first time in several years that a Stafford is one of 85 Connecticut towns and cities to The Rev. Reginald D. Avery, a retired minister and MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. Chnnges, Sofa Service. We also make: Bub- MANCHESTER O V ER 4 5 approve resolutions calling for various versions of a CO- chairman of the Stafford Peace Task Force, stood Connecticut city has dispatched police on 6 4 6 - 3 4 2 5 4»/ Y E A R S freeze on the development and deployment of nuclear up and cheered when the vote was announced. Snfviy 9*ritt*‘vlion bar Stamps, Sharpenings and Sign Engraving. horseback to make patrols and control crowds EXPERIENCE and traffic. weapons by the United States and the Soviet Union. He later described the veterans’ proposal as “ an P.S. We are easy to find; we’re at the center of MEMORIAL CO. The same town, with 9,410 residents, voted last unrealistic requirement.” ELEPHONE 649-6713 •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Manchester, west of the Town Hall, next to the The horses were donated by people in the Opp. Eaat Cemetery CALL 649-5807 greater New Haven area and have been judged •BUSTS aHUSE F ire Station. suitable for duty by New York City police. •GLDVES*TARPS«RESPIRATDRS PMIL SHAWS lANDSCAPEII QUALITY HARRISON ST. Suspect tells of his crime MANCHESTER C N G gets $5.1 million hike GENERAL LANDSCAPING 5 Gfen Rd. e Mancheeter • 843-5107 MEMORIALS HARTFORD — State utility regulators today WATERBURY (UPI) Spanish. afternoon. He said he did ing him to the fire. It is AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE approved a $5.1 million rate hike for Connecticut — Arson suspect Israel "When Mr. Solomita not know Madera was a that statement defense Natural Gas Corp., about one fourth of its original Madera described how he read him his rights, he suspect until Madera be- attorney John F. Murphy Decorating Den $19 million request. Cmll For Fr— Etllm alo set a Waterbury tenement asked him (Madera) if he g a n making his is asking Superior Court EVERYTHING IN GLASS The utility had asked tor an 18 percent profit fire last July that claimed understood. He said statement. Judge Robert D. Glass to 175 WOODLAND ST. ■ WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' 643-2072 level. The Department of Public Utility Control the lives of 14 people, Lt. ’yes,’ ” Diaz said. “ Then “ I asked Mr. Madera if dismiss as evidence. MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 rwOwMVMn* regulators approved a profit margin of 15.9 Anthony Solomita testi­ he (Solomita) told me to he wanted to talk,” Diaz Murphy contends Mad­ • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING percent, down from the present 16.25 percent. U WHITE GLASS CO. fied Friday. make sure he (Madera) said. “ He said ‘yes.’ He era’s emotional and phys­ T/ie colorful sfore that comes fo your door, Consumer Counsel Barry Zitser called the “ He told us basically understood. I went over decision a victory and said it would mean monthly wanted to get something ical condition made him how he started the fire.” and read him his rights in off his chest. I didn’t know unable to understand his 4 4 9 - 7 3 1 1 DECORATING DEN bills for residential customers would increase Solomita said. "H e told us Spanish.” O l’EH 30 VK4HS nXPEHIF.yt C • Custom dropory • wovon woods • mini blinds • bodsproods from $4.40 to $5.75 instead of $8.10. what he wanted to talk rights. A defense psychia­ 31 aiSSELL 8T. MANCHESTER how he pulled the book Diaz said he had not about.” trist testified Madera had R A Z O R ’S * vortical blinds • swogs/cornices • shodos •MIRRORS rSHOWER DOORS ‘ STORE FRONTS "W e had indicated that more than half should apart and put the pages on heard about the fire be­ Eapert deroioting advice Ot you* CO''v«»'itpr>cC with no ohligot on be rejected,” Zitser said. "Last yearCNG set the Madera then gave his a long history of schizoph­ EDGE R o flie i- •SAFETY GLASS ‘ BATHTUB ENCLOSURES ‘ ETC Appointments days, evenings weekends. the steps leading to the fore he came on duty that statement to police link­ renia and alcohol abuse. fam iiv hair center record by becoming the first major utiiity to ground level and lit the & receive less than half. Their hyperbolic presenta­ pages with matches Lydia C O . tion has set another new record of one quarter ’’ gave him.” 90S Main St. FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS CNG serves 125,000 customers in Hartford aiid Lydia Madera is the Downtown New Britain and in Greenwich. STEREO e MUSIC AMPS e TV suspect’s niece and lived Call 647-1167 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES MV>« iii vm i SALES AND SERVICE in the building. She was for your appointment Activists say much undone not hurt. 1 Solomita testified in HOME eamvann c n T j a 1 HARTFORD — Civii rights advocates say Waterbury Superior — _ ooo despite decades of battling for equality for Court that he questioned women, minorities, and the disabled, discrimina­ Madera briefly after ad­ V t t i p i k e 649-3589 tion lingers and in some cases is worse. vising him of his rights. I TV ,H(I| to stop I SIwp lACK RFRTRAND 643-1262 A panel of civil rights workers said Thursday at Madera’s clothes were OLD FASHIONEDPmCES the 40th anniversary of the state’s Commission on taken from him for analy­ Tu e . thru sat PUCE Human Rights and Opportunities there have been sis and he was returned to .S|irr#n/ieinjr in Winvn strides made in federal laws dealing with jobs, his cell. Unla«x-FuH Swvle* Halrstytlng housing and pubiic accomodations. - “ He Just kept saying, MERCURY 1 OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE { But panelists said "somber reflection” is ’The other guy did it. The Haircuts ^5 Perms $20 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. I needed in Connecticut and around the nation as to other guy did it,” ’ Solom­ I Pine Shopping Plaza | what remains to be achieved in the area of equal ita recalled. Call for appointments 643-1442 opportunities. Madera, 30, who also Phono 646-2756 I DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE | The speakers said in the 1980’s, the main issue refers to himself as Israel NO SERVICE CHARGE I I among women and minorities was economic MANCHESTER \ On* of Mancho8t9r'9 LargoBl StltcllonB Of FIgural Caramica In ■ Madera-FIores, is S11 MAIN ST. MALL f Stock. Our Volumn Savaa You Monay. 100'a OI SpGclala. | ■ parity — particulariy equal pay for comparable charged with 14 counts of neiinritinni lor • HoM t • Airline* • Slaamshlpt I Mailer Charge and Visa Accepted | jobs and increased ownership and leadership in arson murder, one count I Tele-Check... ■ 627 Main ftraot Manchaaler business. of capital felony and one I Ferssnii Owdis Cashtd 19 to SISO.OO | "Economic parity is the current struggle,” said count of first-degree ar­ Custom Kitdien Center t M — — 1 Ben Andrews, president of the Connecticut son. Arson murder car­ NAACP. "There’s still an earning power gap ries a maximum life sent­ Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling M INIT-M \1N PRINTING there. We ail have moved up the ladder, but the ence without parole and ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE 423 CENTER 8T.«M *NCHESTER 846-1777 gap remains. In fact it has widened." capital felony, the death 647-3660 will work with you to create a sentence. Visit Our Shourroom At DECORATING DEN — COWtm PMITINC t l»PYIIK SQIVICt Officer Hiram Diaz, 25 Qlcott Street The Colorful Store That Comes look that says “Y O U .” Tw o sentenced for wastes Expert Lawn Mower Repair /s LOW COST PRINTING who assisted in the inter­ Free Pickup and Delivery To Your Door With Over One ^ WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) rogation of Madera the Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 BRISTOL — A Bristoi corporation and its vice 10% Senior Citizens Discount if you’ve got a question, give night he was arrested, Thure.tlll9PM Million Exciting Combinations ^ NOESS CMDS.STiiTioiniyriiunu stmvs president and chief operating officer Friday were FREE ESTIMATES me a caii — Kathy Boiduc, sentenced on charges stemming from violations said Madera was advised Of Drapery, Carpets, Wallcov­ repeatedly, both in Eng­ Call anytlm* betwaan 8 am. and 10 pm., 7 daya a waak •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES of the state’s hazardous waste law. the chief 649-7S44 ering, Mini-Biinds, Verticai owner 643-2072. At Decorating .TRY OUR NEW 3-W BOND COPIERI state’s attorney’s office said. lish and Spanish, of his Den there’s never a charge for Donald P. McLelland, vice president, and chief rights. Diaz, a 15-year Fnnk Flndlay*» Biinds, Bedspreads, Swags- operating officer of the Connecticut Treatment veteran of the police Harris Hardwooils /Cornices And Shades. our decorating service or pro- Corp., was charged with two counts of violating force, said he was called GARNER'S RUG CLEANING in to assist in the question­ fessionai advice. OSTRINSKY, INC. manifest provisions of the hazardous waste law. 14 Mgli $t. (norl aendisittr, Cm m . hardwoods 643-8879 *435735 He pleaded guilty in Bristol Superior Court and ing because he is fluent in 731 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER Spanish. 64S-S630 cabinet plywoodt Decorating Den offers you was fined $30,000 and sentenced to two years Mew trudemount — powerful— deep — suspended and two years conditionai discharge, His testimony at the boat lumber the convenience of shopping Call today 643-2072. We pretrial hearing contra­ Sttam CxtrDCtion * the state’s attorney's office said. complete milling facility come to your home, at your dicted Madera’s claim at home from a selection of CALL US FIRST! The corporation, whose officers are listed with RnaldanUal A Commercial the secretary of the state’s office as Angelo ealier this week he was VIsll our carpal and vinyl shawrooi. 260 Tolland Tpke. Manchester, Cl. fine fabrics of every descrip­ convenience, days, evenings ^ 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE never informed of his Delfino, president and treasurer, and Karen Wa also do repairs and fnalallallona, In The Old Mill Behind Economy Electric or weekends. LICENSED PU9LIC WEIGHTS rights while in police tion. Our friendly decorators Delfino, secretary, was charged with iilegal “In butlnoct, under DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS storage and itiegai treatment of hazardous waste. custody. Diaz said Mad­ 649-4663 era was read his rights at TOMORROW 8 P.M. c h a n n e l 9 tame ownerehip, lor lea.st twice in English and over 25 years/ 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduy, June 4, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 4. 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, PubllalHK Dan Fitta, Editor Saturday TV OPINION Alax Qlralll, City Editor 7:30 A.M. praMnttndo noticlao v vaiM * kt- writat a play and her huaband 3:30 P.M. C P - bi Baatoh of.... 8:45 P.M. 9 - Fatflval of FaHh ® - Btente Woman fonradon. agraaa not to review h. Bob ( 9 - Rock *n* Roll Tonita C D - M M n M e CP - Kampar Open QoM Covar­ 9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Com la 9 - 1BS3 FIFA Cwnpoonm 9 - MOVIE: ‘Doorn Watch' Hope, LueSa Bak, Marilyn Max- Groan' An Engliahwoman stnig- ^ < D - M S n w r t wak. 1983. aga of tha thkd round la pra- del Mutxto Juvoritud: BrazH vc. 9 - Sports Tonight 9 - Coamoa Th a Backbdha of aontad from tha Congraaaional glaa to aducat. youthful Watsh 1:15A.M. (P - New h Wi«8ty Mght.' Dr. Carl Sagan axamkiaa CP-BaaabaN Bunch Country Ckib, Bathaada, MD. (60 coal rnktars. Katharkw Hapbum. 9 - MOVIE: 'Buddy, Buddy' A J a c k man tries to prevent the suicide of 9 - Poopto Now With Bill tha haavarw, conttakatlona artd 9 - Happy Daye Again mki.l Bill Fraiar, Patrids Haysa. 1979. 9:00 P.M. ffl) - Pink PwOwr Show Ns hotel neighbor. Walter Mat­ Tuth A n d e r a o a tha Netary of tha haavtna. (RHSO C P 9 - Pro Bowlars Tour Cov­ 9 - ‘YrMl’ Rtog. tar Woman CP 9 - Lovo Bool Tho craw **0-8SPNOutdoan mki.l jCloaod CuMtanad] 9 - Sunday at tha KIng’a thau, Jack Lemmon, Paula Pren- Who’s to blame for the dirty deed? araga of tha $100,000 Tucaon 9 - Evans and Novak mombars gat mad ct each other, 1:30 A.M. «- a boy ia tom between two fathers tits. 1981. Rated R. Washington 11:15A.M. 9 - Nawamakata Saturday 0p m la praaamad from tha GoF 9 - NBC Nawa C D - Carter Country dan Pki Lanai, Tucaon, AZ. (90 and a woman kitroducaa her fian- 9 r El Show do R. Barra) 9 - S p o r t a CD ® - ABC News Meny-Qo-Round 9 - Magie of 01 Pointing mki.) 9 - FrantIkM 'Vietnam Me­ caa to her parsnta. (R) (60 mki.) 9 - TwWght Zona The time is drawing near for hands on the kind of money — Were town.officials too easily morial.’ Jaaaica. SavHch hosts (Closod Caprionad) (3D - Indapandant Network O-Spotla BMv 11:30 A.M. 9 - T o Be Aiuiounoad 9 - Styla With Elsa Ktenach 9 - Dava Allan at Large the ultimate condo conversion: $240,000 at last count — that buffaloed by the objections of tNa look at tha dedication of the 9 - MOVIE: 'FaatWaMng' A Nawa 9 - HSO Migarini 9 - TNa Woak In Baaabal the development of the Great Gryk and Lynch want for the mansion-owners to a public 9 - Magic of Animal Painting Vietnam Memorial. (60 min.) priaon guard bscomaa kivoivsd ki 11:30 P.M. (3R - Dr Jamas Scott 9 -Sporta Weak two plots surrounding tha in­ Lawn of the Cheney families. lawn. And if the mansion- park, or by the fierce opposition W - Viewpoint on Nutrition 4:00 P.M. ( 8 • Connectleut Newamakera CP - Hawaii Fiva-O O - Amarica’a Top Tan fJ^B _ fVMinWigivWnf 9 - MOVIE: The Uttla - VVak Btroat Weak Louie mate. ki hia charge. Jamas CP - Banny Hill SI>ow Unless their opponents find a Manchester owners were to buy it, could of some residents to what they DatactIva* A young boy atum- Rukeyaar analyzea the‘80a with a 9 - Top Rank Boxing from 7:00P.M. Woods, Tkn Mckitka. Kay Lsiu. 1:45 A.M. Atlantic CHy, NJ magic solution in a hurry, anybody reasonably expect saw as a frivolous expense? 8:00'A.M. blaauppnanaloborata)awalhalat weakly tavlaw of aconomic and CP - Agronaky a Co 1982. Rated R.- CD - MOVIE: Midnight Auto altampto.to aohra tha etkna 9 - A rt You Anybody? developers Wesley G ryk and Spotlight them to keep it just the way it is, Q ) G D - Popeye/OSwe Comedy 1 C P - WataoriM Back Rotter 9 - News Update Supply* A group of young car Clinic M o w wN. Jm IMoKanna, Jamaa 9 - Prog cont'd CP - MOVIE; Tha McMaaters' Perhaps, except that it’s easy 2:00 P.M. CP 9 - At Tho Movtos 9 9 - Mama'a FamHy A black Union soldier returns to thieves donate their proceeds to Michael Lynch will build a pay off the loans year after year Morriaon. Gary Rankin. 19SO. California farm workers.Michael to second-guess. Back in 1981 d ) - taughtoono - Six MNtan Dote Man 9 - Hanly Boya/ Nancy Draw 9 - MOVIE; 'Fury' A young the Southwest end meets prejud- cluster of two-story condomini­ By Dan Fitts — Editor Just to protect their property CP CP 9 - Muppot Show Parks. Linda Cristal. 1976 12:00 P.M. 9 - Nawa Update man. after rotting his wort hies, ica everywhere. Burl Ives, Brock the development of the lawn, as (D« (P - Pro-Gama Show C P -B W y Graham ® - MOVIE: Friday the 13th ums on the eight-acre central values and maintain the histori­ is being CP - KhTo Wbrid 9 - Scraankig Room brothers up ki busktass, starts Peters, David Cerredine. 1970 initially proposed, didn’t seem O) CP 9 - W aliar Cup GoH 3D 9 - Solid Gold portion of the lawn. cal integrity of the Cheney CP. - Ootomatlonolo out West to join hia ftancaa. Syl­ dD - Laugh Trax Part 2 Terror at Camp Crystal as much a threat as it does now, (9) - Cartoon FootM M atch Amateur golfara from the 9 - PoNcula: 'Loa Irrompiblaa' 9 - ESPN SporteCantar via Sidney. Spancar Tracy. Wal­ Lake continues as camp counse­ The construction, which district? GSEgan’o Planat Unitad Stataa and tha Great Bri­ IS) - Evana and Novak ( 9 - ESPN SportoContor CP - 9 - MOVIE: ‘Julia’ Tha friand- 9-SporteProbs ter AMs. 1936 lors are attacked by an unknown and the opposition of townspeo­ tain are pitted ki thia competition ship of two women becomes en & ® - Saturday Night Live kilter. Adrienne King, Amy Steel, awaits the approval of the town squeezed « CP - MOVIE: 'Mua Knighr ple to purchasing the lawn 1973. from tha Royal Uvarpool Gold intemstionsi incident during the 9 - Fasthmi of Faith 9:15 P.M. John Fury. 1981. Rated R. Planning and Zoning Commis­ the opportunity? his neighbors near the lawn W H Y SHO ULD the onus for Chib. Hoylaka. E n g l ^ (60 min.) ( 9 - MOVIE: Daath Takas a seemed — indeed, was — a very (P - Hardy Soya/Nancy Draw second Worid War. Jane Fonda, 9 - Nawa Update ® - Fraaman Raports HoHday* Death takes on human 9 - Film sion, probably will lead to the Last year and again this week worried about the uses to which preserving the lawn fall entirely WASHINGTON - Federal In­ - Nawa/Sporto/Waothor 9 - Lavoma S Bhirioy S Co. Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Ro- form to find out why human real threat to other important 9 - TwWght Zona 9 - Solsdad Satie dramatics. 2:00 A.M. gradual development of other the two offered to sell at least this public park might be put. on the mansion-owners? Isn’t it sistence on collecting money owed M - . e « FVntsiOfM FufinlM 9 - SRO: Rad BkoHon'a FwMty bards. 1977. Rated PG. Libert ad Lamarqua. 9:30 P.M. beings cling to life so tenadously. projects awaiting public funds 9 -M O V IE : 'RaggedyMan' A Faoaa III Rad ratuma with aoma 9 - Magic of OU Painting Monte M ^h a m , Yvette Mim- CP - Naws/Sign Off parts of the stately area be­ possible that the blam e tor the V . o - MOVIE: 'Bariwraaa' A 9 - Gian Campbak Show part of the lawn at cost to those by a rural clinic in northern New ■■Her brings love and vidanca C D Q D - MOVIE: 'Fighting ieux, Myma Loy. 1971 in the Cheney area. womon'o hancanca it loot in al new routktaa. CP 3D - Movio Cont'd tween Hartford Road and wishing to preserve it. They IS IT possible that the hlame destruction of the lawn lies with Mexico threatens the existence of a into tha ttfa of a lonaly (Svoroaa 9 - M -A -S 'H Mad* A disiikjsioned city dweller In short, the destruction of the P ' Opacawhaniho'tintfoducadtoo 9 - M OVIE:'Btack Uka M e 'A 9 - MOVIE: Law and 3D - Solid Gold Forest Street. The aesthetic all the rest of us in Manchester? with two young sons. Sitay Spa- 4:15 P.M. returns to Ns father's ranch. Pe­ can't be accused of rushing the rests mainly with the owners of facility that is sorely needed. And — '■oorioa ot paychadalic. tachno-aax cak, Eric Robaru, Sam Shaparri. white men kvea at a Negro with 7:15 P.M. ter Fonda, Lynn Lowry. Phillip Diaordar* Tw o solid citizens de­ lawn is a tragedy without 9 -8 p o r t a cide to form an euxiltery police 3D 3 S 3 $ - Prog cont'd centerpiece of the Cheney Na­ development through before a the other mansions near the We may wring our hands, but the effort could wind up costing the ■ plooouroi. Jana Fonda, Davit 1982. Ratad PG. the aid of chemicaia that darken 9 - Sports Saturday Cerey. 1976. clearcut villains. 7V llamminga, Ugo Tognaazzi. hia akki. Jamaa Whitmora. Jan 4:30 P.M. force. CarroN O'Connor. Ernest ( 9 - Midnight Spociol tional Historic District will be fund drive could materialize. lawn? They haven’t exactly what have we done to raise government far more than the debt Priaat, Wahar Maaon. 1964. 7:30 P.M. - & ® - To Ba Armouncad Borgnine. 1974. ( P - CBS S p o rt* Saturday To- 9 - Sports Update altered beyond recognition. money for the cause? 9 -M O V IE : ■LawandOidar' A & - HHch hHtar'a Guida If they weren't developing the played team ball on this crisis. Or, as Herald City Editor Alex it’s going after. 9 - MOVIE: Tha MatiKou' A day’s program features a ID- CP - Babiaa Shouldn't Dio 12:00 A.M. There are pienty of bigger 0 - Taam Fantaotloo cowboy fighta to bring poaca and 2:15A.M. lawn, surely somebody else Some, like former town director La Clinics del Pueblo was order to a lawlaaa town. Waltar demonic Indton spirit is about to round heavyweight bout between CP - AN In tho FattiNy 10:00P.M. CP - AK Star VVrattling But there are so many other Girelli says, maybe the real " ' O - MOVIE: ‘Claah of the bo bom again in this tala of occul- Marvis Frazier and Joe Bugner. 9 - MOVIE: Raggedy Man' A environmentai tragedies in would, for it is an eminently Vivian Ferguson, are desper­ established 12 years ago in Tlerra *■" THtm* tTw chU of Zout bittlM Hutton, Wthar Brennan, Andy CP-Muppot Show CS)-Nawa 9 - 1983 CoHaga World sailor brings love and violence good causes to get behind. Apart villain is this modem economy, Davkia. 1932. dam and spiritual hal on earth. (90 min.) Manchester. Other parts of attractive site for condos or mythical monstori to s«vo ■ prin- 9 - Sports Look Q D ^ 9 ~ Fantasy Island Sariaa: Oama 3 from Omaha, into the life of a lonely divorcee ately trying to save the lawn, from the traditional charities, which makes it unfeasible for Am arilla to meet the health needs Tony Curtis, StaNa Stevens, Bur­ 9 - Scholaatic Sporta Acad. town are being ripped apart — cats from an arch rival. Lauranca 9-UvlngFalth gaaa Meredith. 1978 9 - As School Match WH NE with two young sons. Sissy Spa- single-family homes. At least while others appear to harbor of a predominantly elderly, His­ '^ ‘OSviar, Claira Bloom, Burgaaa ( D - Major Laagua BaaabaH: cek, Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard. there are the drives to add to anyone to own idle property 9 - MOVIE: Tarzan and tha 9 - B i g Story Naw York Mats at Loa Angalaa ® - Naws/Sporta/Waathar just look at Union Pond or the Gryk and Lynch live adjacent to Maradhh. 1901. Ratad PG. 9 - Nawe Update 9 - Fourth Estate 1982. Rated PG. plans of their own to develop Manchester Memorial Hospital indefinitely. panic population in one of the She-Devil' Tha baautiful leader 9 - MOVIE: 'Tho Famwr corridor of Route 86 — but 9 - Rad Sox Wmup 9 - M l Ssersteria Situacion O - Alfred Hitchcock Hour ® - Palteula: 'Suspandido an the lawn and can be expected to their property once the main nation’s poorest areas. The near­ Q B * Canaaoolandaa of ivory thiavaa analavaa a war­ Takes a WHe* A man joint the Bknrarguanza* 2:30 A.M. and to save Cheney Hall. There rior tribe, leading them into terri­ 9 - MOVIE: 'Baibaralla' A comica acerca da k>s suceaoa O - Votes of FaHh there's no denying that a lot of keep the development as taste­ part of the lawn goes under. boatmen on the Erie C«>al to fi­ are the Manchester Historical IN C ID E N T A LL Y : If the lawn est hospital is 75 miles away and its 8:30 A.M. tory teaming with huge woman'a kwiocaoca is lost in nance his own farm and faNa in acaecidoa an una oficina. ® - MOVIE: Blua Collar' A CD ~ MOVIE: 'Force of Arms' people have a special feeling for ® - Outer Limits An Army officer and a young ful as possible. Instead of fighting among services are much more - '■ (P ( P - Pandemonium alaphantt. Lax Barker, Monkpia apace whan she's introduced to a love with the cook. Henry Fonda, 9 - At Tha Moviss group of assembty line workers Society, Lutz Children’s Mu­ condos sell for $100,000 apiece, ® ) - News/Sporta/Waather bands together against an uncar­ W AC meet and fall in love in ihe the noble lawn and are sad to If not G ryk and Lynch, then themselves, if the mansion- ( P - My Thioa Sono Van Vooran, Raymond Burr. aarias of paychadaNc. tachno-sax Janet Geynor, Charles Bickford. 9-BamayMiBar seum and the Manchester Com­ they would be the most expen­ expensive. 1953. plaaauraa. Jana Fonda, Davis 1936. ® ®-Mon»tor ing automobile company and a midst of WWII. William Holden, think it will be no more. why not blame instead Robert ..> I P O - Pac ManAJttIa Nancy Olson. Frank Lovejoy. owners had pushed for making a munity College performing arts sive ones in Manchester . . . For several years the salaries of Hammings, Ugo Tognaazzi. 9 - Watooms Back Rotter ® - Myatary 'Father Brown.' corrupt union. Richard Pryor, Now, before the bulldozers do Raacala/ncliia Moh 9 - Nowa/Bporta/Waalhar ® - Matinee at the Bijou Harvey Kohal. 1978. Rated R. 1951. H. Smith, the man who sold the public park of the lawn back in La Clinica’s two physicians and O - Laat Chance Qaraga 9 - NIgtittfmoc: Vartoty Father Brown cornea to the aid of center to think about. All these When Gryk was a kid, he used to 1 M j “ laaw oiaraay raopia 9 -T h u n d a r r (S) - Wok Thru China (S ) - Crossfire their dirty work, is a good time lawn in the first place? Surely 1981, when Smith put it up for a woman who has stolen a coin 12:30 A.M. causes clearly will benefit peo­ sell blueberries to the Cheneys, . two dentists were advanced by the 9 - MOVIE: TM io la KWkig 8:00 P.M. to assess what went wrong — or, ''' (9 ) - Sporta SEN Boaton at M lnnaaota 5:00 P.M. from her brother's famous collec­ @ - MOVIE: Who Is Killing he knew the moment he put it on sale, maybe they could have tha Groat Chafe of EutopoT' A - Savan Bttdss for CP - AH In tho FamHy ple in a very tangible way; for whom bis father worked as a National Health Service Corps. "^ ‘(9 -C o -E d Mag Griffin hoatathia C P - Miasian: ImpoasIMa CP CP tion. (R) (60 min.) [Closed Cap- tha Great Chefs of Europe?' A to put the question more bluntly, the market that he was dooming . faat-food mogul muat do aoma ® - Monaymafcari 8 «v«n Brothara Sevan orphaned tioned) CP - To Bo Announcad saved this bit of the town’s preserving the lawn for largely ’Then the loans were quietly V.'.' weakly tatn magaiint. fast-food mogul must do some whose fault is it? it. w eaver... Gryk now lives in the ftat thinking to aava hia ax-wifa C P - CBS Spoett Saturday JIP brothers have their Kvet turned 3D - Boat of Midnight Spociala fast tNnking to save his ex-wife heritage forever. written off by the federal agency. ; 9 - Supariiaroaa from an unknown kMar. Gaorga 2:15 P.M. right aide up when the ekieat 9 - MOVIE: 'Tarzan. tha Apa aesthetic reasons, while desira­ home of a former president of C P 9 - WIda Worid of Sporta Man* While looking for her father from an unknown killer. George But how can anyone blame Sagal, Jacquakna Biaaat, Robert CP 9 - Major brother tekea a bride. (R) (90 9-MonayWaak But is it fair to demand higher ble, doesn’t seem in comparison the mills. Every five years he ' But the Reagan administration f l ) - nig Stoiy m - ChamptanaMp Wrastling in Africa, a woman meets Tarzan. Segal, Jacqueline Bisset, Robert THE LOGICAL place to start Motley. 1979. Ratad PG. mhi.) Morley. 1978. Rated PG. Smith, a man who has done so standards of the mansion- called a halt to the waiver system 9 9 - Shirt Ttlaa Bo Derek, Miles O'Keefe. Richard 12:45 A.M. a crying need. throws a party for his class­ 9 - Victory Garden 9 -Health Weak 9 - CHIPS Patrol is with the developers, G ryk and many good deeds for Manches­ owners than we would of ail M 9-FaSx'niaCat CP - MOVIE: ‘On tha Town' Harris. 1981. Ratad R. 9 - MOVIE: 'Partnan' Tw o 3:00 A.M. Should we blame town offi­ mates at Manchester High . . . and demanded payment of the 9 - Championahip Wraadbig 9 - HBO Magazins Three sailors on leave set out to cops pose as lovsrs in Los An­ Lynch. They appear to be ter over the years? Few of us other townspeople? Maybe they 2:30 P.M. ( 9 “ Exchange (3D - MOVIE: 'Appointment cials, who in 1981 removed from Gryk’s son, Wesley Jr., an East debt. ’The clinic soon owed the 9:00 A.M. 9 - Tims Out Thsater Today’s find ’Mias TumatUaa of tho geles’ gay community to nab a vi­ perfectly wealthy men. Do they are privy to the private pres­ 9 - MOVIE: 'Mvak of tha 9 - Sanford and Son Month’. Gena KaNy, Frank Sina­ 10:30 P.M. with a Killer' A British detec­ don’t get along with one the ballot an item that, if government $102,000 and the debt I P (P-MaalfaanaS Spaghetti Avongar' A captain aaaumaa tha program is Th a Fast and the Fu­ cious killer. Ryan O’Neal, John really need the money? Have Catholic and Harvard graduate, 9 - Evana and Novak rious.’ (60 min.) tra. Batty Garatt. 1950. Hurt, Kenneth McMillan. 1982. tive's wife investigates the case sures that m ay have influenced another, but who does? . • C P - Waltona guiaa of tha Count of Monte CP-Black Nawa approved, would have paved the is a high-ranking official in the is still accumulating. It simply 9 - Woodwrighfa Shop CP 9 - T -l . Hookar Rated R. of murdered actress. Joanna Pet- they no feeling for tradition? his decision. And Smith proba­ Criato to rout trahora from Caaa- - Kung Fu 9 - Scraanlng Room tet. Freddie Jones, Tony Anholt. We can assume the mansion- way for town purchase of the hasn’t got the money. 9 - MOVIE; Botbaralla' A And yet can they really be London-based Amnesty Inter­ I P - Mnaon New Jaiaay mara. John Darak, Jody Lawr- 9 - MOVIE: ‘Charila Chan: 9 - Nawa/Spoftt/Wsattwr (P - MOVIE: 'Pssping Tom' A - Indapandant Natwork 1975. bly would have been delighted dwellers are richer than the atica, Anthony Quinn. 1951 The Btacfc CamaT Tha famed psychopathic fciNar t^a a picturoa woman’s innocence is lost in blamed for doing what most of lawn? With all taxpayers chip­ national, a group that tries to S ) - W al Street Journal 9 - Hogm's Haroos (32) - ESPN SportsCenter to sell the lawn to the town for a average guy, but they certainly «• Chinaaa Pofica Inspector is caNad of the panic in the faces of his vic­ space when she’s introduced to a the rest of us would do if we had ping in, the cost could have been alleviate the plight of political . TH E IR O N Y of the situation is ' ^ 9 -VIe'a Vacant Lot'Program- to Hawaii to find the murderer of a 9 - Julia Child li Mors tims. Moira Shearer. Anne Mas- 11:00 P.M. series of psychedelic, techno-sex C3i) - Night Flight public park, except that some of would have trouble putting their ui mbig tar Childran.' Company say. Cari Boehm. 1M3. pleasures. Jane Fonda. Davis absorbed fairly painlessly. prisoners around the world. that La Clinica could easily qualify HoNywood actress. Warner C P C P ( P 9 9 9 - n o w s Q i - Voice of Faith (9 - MOVIE: 'Tha Com la Hammings. Ugo Tognaazzi. for $200,000 a year or more in 12:30 P.M. Oland. Bala Lugosi, Robert & - News/Sporte/Weather Oman’ An Engliahwoman atnig- Young. 1931. 5:15P.M. 9 - USFL FootbaH; Naw C P - MOVIE: 'Rhapsody ki federal subsidies, like all the other ■ gleo to adiicata youthtal Walth ( P ( P - Now Fat ASiart Show 9 - Olsn CampbaB Show J a n f at Oakland Blua* Film biography of Geixge 1:00 A.M. „ coal mkitra. Katharino Hapbum, 9 - Ona Stop Beyond Gershwin who became one of the (3D - Sanford and Son clinics in the area. But it treasures (S ) “ Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ 5:30 P.M. ® - U8FL FootbaH: Naw world's greatest composers. 3:30 A.M. BS Fratar, Patricia Ham . 1979. 9 - Waahbigton DMogua CP - MOVIE; ‘1 ^ In Comatit' its independence, and its directors ports on tha weekly activities of 9 - Hapbum and Tracy The Jaraay at Oakland Robert Alda, Alexis Smith, @ ) - MOVIE: 'Tarzan, tha Ape Guest editorial ~ ( S - *Your Mag. tar Woman 9 - FUah Gordon Congress. Charles Cobum. 1945. A private detective is Nred by a feel it is on the verge of becoming taam of Katharkia Hapbum and ® • 8RO: Rad 8kahon*a Funny srnaM town hood to locate Ns Men' While looking for her father ” 9 - Wood to Lot Angalaa 9 - Groat Choh/Now Oriaana Spancar Tracy ia profkad. Facaa III Red returns with some dD - Indapandant Natwork missing girl friend. Frank Sinatra, in Africa, a woman meets Tarzan. completely self-sufficient. 3:00 P.M. dH new routines. 9 - Natm Update 9 - M OVIE: ■Pcltatgalat' 9 - Nawamakara Saturday Raquel Welch, Richard Conte. Bo Derek, Miles O'Keefe. Richard ^oV, PiP X &Leep weLL k n o w iMg Already 70 percent of its $240,000 CP - M OVIE: 'Dual of tha Iron Harris. 1961. Rated R. ’”' 0 - Smurfa Supamatural cpklta haum a Fiaf 9 - WHd KIngdam O - Ovation Today’s programs ( 9 - ESPN SportsCanter 196B. annual budget (exclusive of the paacahl auburban honw. Jobath are ‘The Fifth Estate: Fire ar^ For­ o ur 9 - Saaome Straat - Horo'a Lucy 9 - Carter Country 9 - MOVIE: Tha last Charo’ CP - MOVIE: A BoH from HoH' 4:00 A.M. yJe’ve SiReNeTMeNep S ecu R iry WiSami. Craig T . Nalaon, Baa- CP get’ and 'Different Drummer: El- An intense young man who has doctors’ salaries) comes from the 'SB - Suihujaa Kagrama infamH 9 - Say H With Sign vin Jones.’ (2 hra.) AN cars are ordered off the roads 32 - 1983 Collega Worid A fresh idea trica Stniighl. 1982. Ratad PG. CP - M OVIE: ‘Fhra Gataa to when America runs out of oil. Lee been kept in a mental institution Series: Game 4 from Omaha, l-9wg> mo THi& c o u n tr y it) SaFe aeafN community. The rest is provided L...producido an Mexico. HaM* Guerrillas kidnap doctors ® - M OVIE: T o Ba Announcrad 1:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. Majore, Chris Makepeace. Bur­ for obswvation plots revenge NE by Medicare, Medicaid and insu­ .. 9 - That Taan Show and nurses from a Red Cross field ® - Nawa/Bporta/Waattiar gess Meredith. Rated PG. against Ns three cousins and CP - Sport Goofy hospital and taka them to thak ( P C P 9 - N s w s Aunt. Viveca Undfore, Renaud 9 - MOVIE; -The Com la FROM SNOOPING! VIHaT’S poR BReaKFaST? rance benefits. But if the govern­ — 9 - Victoty Qardan ® ® - DlfTrant Btfokaa WiUis (39 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ ( P - Blonio Woman sick warlord. Nevitla Brand, Ken C P 9 - SterNiy and Hutch Verley. Alfredo Mayo. 1970 Green’ An Englishwoman strug­ ment won’t give La ain ic a the Scott, Doioras Michaels. 1959. acta as a ‘big brother’ to one of grams are 'Interview and Video: gles to educate youthful Welsh aids taxpayers 9:15 A.M. CP-Blackatar C P -R a d n g Dane* Favar Amold'a friends, causing Arnold Stove Miller* end 'Interview end ■ ■ 9 - Health weak 9 - MOVIE: 'Mom. tha coal miners. Katharine Hepburn. modest help it has given in the ( P - M OVIE: 'M r. Sardonioua' 9 - S t a r T r a k to become jealous. (R) (Closad Video: B.B. King.’ (4 hra.) (S ) - Nawa Update Bill Fraser, Patricia Hayes. 1979. WoNrnan, and M e' A unique Captioned) past, the facility may be forced to 9:30A.M. A doctor is asked by hia fonnar school teacher interrupts the In ^ 9 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin holts this Editor’s note: On Saturdays the during the five months the become totally dependent on Uncle r>. 'GD C P - Buga Bunny/llaad girtfriand to cure her huaband ^ of a free-spirited photographer weekly teen magazine. ® - MOVIE: *Daa Boot* Men in Manchester Herald reprints edi­ RunnarShow racial paralyaia. Oacar Homolia, and her iNegitimate daughter. ® - Buck Rogere a marauding German U-boat in police are in training. Sam. Ronald Lawia, Audrey DaRon. 1941 are shadowed by death and torials from other New Englands ( P - Davay/QoUath Patty Duka Astin, David B i^ y . IS ) - NMva/Bports/Weather M o re than $7 m illio n w o u ld “This administration is trying to 19B1. 1980. fear. Jurgen Prochnw. 1981. newspapers. This is from the l9)-HoraldofTnrih 0 - MOVIE: 'Return of a Man Ratad R. encourage people to be self- 9 - A t The Movlaa ® - 2nd Annual Legendary Waterhury Republican. be saved by New York City. CsMed Ho m ' An Engilish nobie- 9 - Play Your Beat Tarmia 9 -A tro t Racing‘S3: Off Road Pocket BWiarJ Stare 9 - D r . Who PASTORI'S TOO sufficient with a minimum of men returns to the tribe of the The proposal is to use the 9 “ Pick tha P ic o Sportawrl- Raoing from Pomona^ C A ® > MOVIE: T h e Last Chase* Sioux to find them defeated fol­ 9 - Fantasttao Fine Quality Italian Cuisine government interference,” Sen. ” tara praviaw key gamaa and money to increase the police 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar A l cars are ordered off the roads lowing a brutal war. Richard Har­ 9 - MOVIE: 'PoHargslat' Su- Ingenuity can solve a lot of Pete Domenici, R-N.M., told my '/'' viawara compatt for print. whan America rune out of oil. Lee ris, Sondergaard. Gaoffrisy pematural spirita haunt a peaceful force by 300 members, ther­ associate Charles Bermant. “This ..... 9 -MoneyWeak Majors, Chris Makepeace, Bur- Lewis. 1977. Rated FkS. auburban home. Joboth Williams. problems that too many go­ 9-lapQuBllng gsM Meredith. Rated PG. eby providing New Yorkers clinic should be a model.” 9 - Ifa Your Buainaaa (24 - Inaida Story Craig T. Nelson, Baatrica vernment officials throw up 9 -E n f o q u a Straight. 1982. Rated PG. 9 - Laat Chanca Oaraga 9 - N o w a Update 9 - El Show do 1st EstrsNas Buy One Dinner Full Price with substantially more 9 9 - MOVIE; ‘Tako ■ Hard th e ir h an d s at on the gro u n d s 9 - Amarican Playhouaa 'So- 9 - Black Psrapsetivs protection. SURVEYING IN STYLE: ’The 10:00A.M. I Covaraga of tha guin.’ Tonight's draima looks at Rida* A trail boat, on a miasion of 2 that there isn’t enough I'' C P - Saturday Mombig woman'a tbiglac|lac finalfktaT ia pra-i tha Rfa and memoirs of one of 9 - MOVIE: ‘Clash of tho gratitude, is pursued by a gang of Get the Other for V Price Army Engineers are about to eantad from Roland Garroa Stad­ m oney. Taxes’ unsung heroes, Juan Ne- Thane* The child of Zeus battlea cutthroats. Jim Brown. Lee Van As far as the rookies in dedicate a fancy, new boat for the „> CP9-8ooaby.8crappy-Doo/ ium, Parle, Franca. (2 hrc.) mythical monsters to save a prin­ C l ^ . Fred Williamson. 1975. Puppy Hour pomuceno S e ^ n . (R) (90 min.) Lasagne______5.95 When the public cries out training are concerned, they ostensible purpose of surveying 9 - lot'a Go BowSng (Ctoaed Captioned) cess from an arch rival. Lauranca (B ) - Bnaok Pravlawa Co-hosts C P -D r . Who Olivier. Claire Bloom, Burgeae Neal Gablar and Jeffrey Lyons for increased' police protec­ would still be paid close to the depth of ship channels in the 9 - Waahkigton Waak/ 9 - MNar Laaguo Bacabak: Meredith. 1981. Rated PG. Meat and Cheese Ravioli______6.75 9 - Old Tkna Ooapal Ravlaw Paul Duka ia iokiad by CaMomla at MHwaukaa/or St. take a look at what’s happeniog tion, the response too often is Potomac River and Chesapeake $7,000 fo r the fiv e m o n th s they 9 - 19S3 C o g m Worid top Wachkigton joumaitau ana­ Louie at Atlanta 9 - Madnoo at tha Bijou 'Tha at the movies. Bay and testing the quality of Baked Flounder.______6.75 that it will cost too much. are learning their jobs in­ Sariaa: Seat Friday tiama from lyzing tha waak'a nawa. 9-Spcrtabaat Big Show.' 8:30 P.M. water in the Washington area. Omaha, NE New York City has found a stead o f m o re than $9,000. T h e 9 - Woodwright'a Shop 6:30 P.M. 9 9 - SHver Spoons Ricky Suspecting the possibiUty of a „ 9 -MOVIE:'ThalamonDrop 1:30 P.M. and his father go on o wsaksnd $1.00 off all Pizzas way to save money and Kkr A racetrack bum bacomoa 3:15 P.M. CP CP - CBS Nows reduced pay is hardly an riverboat shuffle, I sent my CP - MOVIE: 'Critle'a Choloa' fathar/aon camping trip- (R| (Manchester Only) " ' bidabtad to a gangater altar giv- The wife of a vitrioAc drama 9itic 9 - Waak In Ravlaw ( P 9 -N ow s increase police protection at insignificant sum. In the long associates Donald Goldberg and ..... inghkn a bad tip. Bob Hope, Marl­ IS ) - Groot Choh/Now Orfoons i n Maxwal, Uoyd Nolan. 1951. the same time. The city is run each rookie might have John Dillon down to the Washing­ ' 9 -Voice of Faith considering a reduced salary even more assurance of being ton waterfront to take a look at the WELCOME WAGON ^ ' 9 - Wiaedhig I Ml :■: ; ; for rookie police while they Engineer Corps’ new pride and hired fulltime if he or she 9 - Nawa Update WANTS TO VISIT-YOU * m i \lkl ^ ' 8H 0W CA8K joy. They were given a grand tour are being trained. passes the course because the 9 - M OVIE:‘Ratum of a Man Just engaged? New parent^ \V \\( 1 i|s 11 k of the 65-foot craft, which is named Moved? I’d like to visit you with The initial proposal was for city would not be as hard- I” Calad Hotaa' An Engliah nobia- 'Bii aLLowep lb SaY. after Thomas Blankinship, a ca­ .. .man ratuma to tha tribe of tha useful gifts and information. I’ll AUDITION a salary 25 percent less than a pressed financially. E-i-i'-ABOCkV MTN. reer civil servant. Sioux to find them dafaatad tal­ also bring cards you c9n re­ MvftcN-Ovyi oad Bair starting policeman. The lowing a brgtai war. Richard Har- CIrlllo A b it o f thought b y o ffic ia ls The g o ^ ship Blankinship is no Ui, rft, Gala Sondargaard, Gaoffroy deem for more gifts at local OIrsefor-EriissI IS RIMa4 WMIM*lgiL CflOfUt lower pay would be given can help taxpayers. grubby dredge or tugboat. Itp basic Lawia. 1977. Ratad PG. businesses. It’s a friendly visit Bring mm mutle ngllinil BILLY sticker price was $393,000. It.is 9 - Mr. Rogara’ Naighbor- to help you get answers about " hood Sunday Juns I I 6pm loaded with many extras, like town, goods and services. All I?' 9 - Foro Loco Monday Juna 13 7;30pm wall-to-wall carpeting, a gourmet free to you. “ 9 - MOVIE: 'Going Apal' 22 Oak St, Manch. kitchen equipped with full-sized n. Throe orangutana compkeata tha STILL SNIOKIN Berry s World Mo of thak guardian. Tony Dann, GRAH refrigerator, range, microwave % Call SiiiS - 643-9632 Inlor 643-9086 R Jaaaica Wakar. Danny Davlto. aftor 8 pm. Open forum/ Readers' views oven, dishwasher and trash com­ 1B81. Ratad PG. -SHOWWAT:' TV Special pactor, and a stereo system that 9 - From tha EdHor-a Deck ifije8.95 ------ing the earth. Much of our water is ~ ( P - AS Star WMatBng A K UBII under IT WIU old story about the Vietnam vet, serving as a weekend pleasure V r I I B L I i IE ADMITTED, undrinkable, and our air increas­ ” 9 - H a a H a w ------SATURDAY SPECIAL ------SHOW N ATi who wasn’t wrapped too tight? . . . To the Editor: ingly unbreathable. '’ ‘’“ P'* Bratton, " ' ^ 8 - Emarganoy Surf & Turf 1iSS.SiSS.|i1S.TttS.1SAS.1tiSS / chief of engineers, and othersenior It is most difficult to understand 9-NawaUpdata ^ fleers with a taste for the brinv Prime Rib w/Stuffed Sole $10.95 Don’tyou think that the inclusion Tt is time that the President used MAN WITH the rhetoric of President Reagan ■TOey point out that the Prime Rib w/Stuffed Gallops $11.95 of Mr. Tiede’s ’’A lu stfo rw ar” was and those cabinet members who the power of his office ,to clean up TW O BRAINS Ct963byNEA. Me an example of bad taste and bad living quarters at Fort McNair are - . l8 -S a u d lA ia b la ‘SaudiArabia: are staunch pro-life advocates. the mess we’re in — put his money Prime Rib w/2 Stuffed Shrimp $11.95 — ' SHOW N AT: — timing? conveniently close to the Blankly 01. Money and Poktiea.' To- While they are pontificating on.the where his mouth is to create an ' hl0ht'i progrsm o u m io x Sgmii 11ilS-ti4e.4i4|.TiM.fi4M1i4S The representation of ’’some” ship s mooring a few hundred ii Arabla'a power and what thak "You're right. Senator. / used to be with the right-to-life, the quaUty of life is environment that truly enhances HAPPY HOUR 4 to 7 DAILY Vietnam veterans as “extremists” yards up the Anacoktia River obiactivoa ora in tha Mkkia Eatt. bankers' lobby. But I was so successful I was deteriorating at a staggering rate. the quality of life. , «B«60min.) Bottled and Draft Bear — Domestic 754 Imported *1.00 - m recruited by the CIA." and “lunatics” is a bit passe. Corps brass hats would not rule out the possibility that the boat wiU ' 9 - Hoy Mlamo Anfritlonaa Well Drinks 1.00 < Hors d’oeuvres Every war leaves its survivors What vigorous efforts are being Eunice Tarr fkiMotmn Ochoa, Lourdaa Guar- iMi-tiii-fita-riM-fiia-ifiaa with experiences that they must made to combat the problems of South Windsor , be used for weekend pleasure M, laroyJuanDoaalpraaantanaata TONIGHT 7 PM trips. programa da aaumot pubkeoa 8 - MANCHH8TKR H KH AU). Saturday. Juno ■!, 1983 M ANPHESTER HERALD. Saturday, June 4, 1983 - 9 ‘Bloom County’ cartoonist says he’s ‘not a humorist ’ Weekday TV Israel, Jordan B y Frederick Waterman the Iowa City resident is discussing the all this, but the fun part for me is inventing Written for UP I state of the comic art. That he shows the people and then hearing them discussed as friendly on TV same gentleness, perceptiveness and oddly if they were real. WEEKDAYS 0 - Sssama Straot 0 - 8 o n y a 0 - unto Houso on tha PraMs innate sense of maturity as his strip is not “ Nothing is more simply drawn than the 0 - Votoo of FaMi BOSTON — Berke Breathed is a comic- 7 : 3 0 A . M . 1 2 : 3 0 P .M . 4 : 3 0 P .M . TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Jordan Television, strip artist who claims he is not a humorist: surpising. 'Peanuts’ crowd, but they are packed with 0-8ooabyDoo a ) -P u p p r o ( E ( E - Young and tha CB - Ihrao'a Company broadcast from a studio 40 miles from Jerusalem, a cartoonist who despite his success in "'P ogo' really brought mainstream polit­ character, each one>having many strong Baatlaia 0 T Aftamoon Bra alt 5 : 0 0 A . M . CB-JknMikar CE - OMIgan'a Island is available on Israel’s second television channel “ Bloom County" will eventually quit the ics to the comic page and Al Capp (‘L i’ l traits that could never be interchanged, and ( E 0 - Ryan's Hope 0 0 - Fantasy C E - Man OiVNowo 0 - Fink Panthar Bhoi 0-Aa-DayMovlos - Movio and has only nice things to say about Jordan’s Abner') got really wild at times and wasn't the web of relationships is just beautiful. 0 - Al Final dal Arao iris (E comic page and move into film. 0 - Vatlad Progrania 0-LaVongonia 0 - N o w s King Hussein. The strip is genius,” he says. 0 - Mork B Mkidy Although he is fast carving out a afraid to go off the wall,” he says, “ but I ’m 0-FaetsolUfa 0 - Camp Masting USA 0 - Popaya At 7:30 each night, Israelis can tune in to the definitely out of the Trudeau school of “Fifteen years ago Charles Schulz’ 0-KanConwBy 0 - Pink Panthar Show reputation as a keen-eyed social satirist. 0 - WMtans 0 0 - Search For Tomorrow 0 - French Chef news in Hebrew — from JTV 6, Jordan Breathed's stature remains in the shadow cartooning. material was light years ahead of anything 0 - r ntattahtmem T onight 8 : 0 0 A . M . 0-8ooobyDoo 1 2 : 4 5 P .M . 3 : 3 0 P .M . Television’s “ foreign channel.” Israel’s only of his ghost-hero, Garry ("Doonesbury” ) “ Everyone seems to have ignored the else. He somehow bridged the gap of 6 : 3 0 A . M . C E - Spfdotmon 1 0 : 3 0 A . M . 5 : 0 0 P .M . C E -N o w s ( E - Buga Bunny/Pothy Pig state-run channel broadcasts news in Arabic at Trudeau. fact that Trudeau was right out of (Jules) sophisticated characterizations and sophis­ (B-VortadPiOBnnw 0-BupaifH«ida C E - A l ki tho FamRy CB- Bomoy Mllor 0 - Boooby Doo the same time. , Breathed argues, however, that his Feiffer's school, and for the first couple of ticated topics while simplifying them (B-MontinsBtntah 0 - ESPN SpartsCanlar C E - You Aaksd For It 1 : 0 0 P .M . ( £ - Six MWion Dolar Mon 0 - Flntatonoo The rest of the evening’s TV fare, emitted from 2‘/ii-year-old strip wouldn't be syndicated to years he was remarkably similar to enough to appeal to everyone, and that’s the 0 - kidapandont Natworit O - Buga, Porky R Frianda 0 - Varied Piogiama C E - Hour Magazina CE - Pooplo’s Court the capital of Amman, consists of American and Nows 0 - Andy Orillllh 0 - Hocfclo and Jodds 432 newspapers if it w ere' ‘just a shameless Feiffer. hardest thing. w V — Pragramoa Vartodoa ( E 0 - A l My Chldran 0 0 - Uttla Houso CXI the British Imports and news in English. “ Schulz is no intellectual. He has ho 0 - CNN Hondano News 0 0 - Sals of the Cantury 0 -O w o r E a s y PtaMa Trudeau ripoff," as a Los Angeles paper “ But Trudeau built on that style, built his 0-PtoriiyPlg C E -M o v la u The success of JTV 6 among the Israeli viewing described the “ Bloom County’ ’ community. own, and it’s an entire genre unlike the rest grand design to create a comic strip that 0 -M o n o y a n . 0 - Marcus WsRy, M. D. 0 -7 0 0 Chib 4 : 0 0 P .M . 0 - Newswatch 8 : 3 0 A . M . public can be measured by the thousands of The strip is inhabited by Milo, a of the comic page. His genre is one of works on three different levels at once. It’s 0 -< J b n M k a r 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . 0 0 - Days of Our Uvos CE- JoWoraona 0 - Entartakimont Tonight directional Channel 6 antennas that are as much a only the subliminal genius of his work that GD-FtaMtonao l6-year-old intellectual; Binkley, who is satirical, topical humor with contempor­ 6 : 0 0 A . M . ( E - Pries Is Risht 0 - Mundo Latkw Joasa Lo- (E-UM s Rascals 0 0 - Mr. Ragan' part of the Israeli skyline as rooftop solar water comes through, and people interpret it ( £ - varied Pngrams NMghhothood equal parts nerd and wimp; Opus, a naive ary, realistic figures, which hadn’t been ( B 0 -V irta rt Piogranw C E - Tom Cottia Up Ctoaa Beds y Sonis Vorhsusr son los sn- ( E - Mowia heaters. differently.” 0 - Tom B Jo n y and Frianda frttlonss ds osts progrsma ds but circumspect penguin: and others of done before in a comic strip,” Breathed ( E - Rockford Flaa 0 - Martha y Javier The two countries technically are in a state of C B - Now Zoo Ravita B B aa Qiqqt Br u m CoMtsz C E - Pries Is Rlghl asuntos pubHcos nadonslas pra- disparate temperments, sentiments and says with respect. Breathed recalls during the first year of santando amraviataa, notidas, C E - bi Soorrb of.... 0 - W KRP in Ctnckinatt war, but Israeli newspapers carry “ unofficial” ( £ - C W Earty Momlno Nows 0-EduaRtoll (E-Low s Boot quirks. It is alternately poignant, absurdist, "When I came to college (University of "Bloom County” he made a concerted dapoftaa y un sagmamo daada 0 - Pink Panther Show 0 - Chariio'a Angals Jordan Television listings every day. CE 0 - a m News This 0 - F-Tioop C E -C N N 2 Holywood btulacio PantaHa*. satirical and silly. Texas), I said. 'This is the way you ought to effort to emulate Schulz's subliminal style, l8iQinm| 0 - Aiwa R Wall 0 - A U c a Israelis who watch the latest episode of 0 - CandkJ Camara 0 - Varied Programs Breathed, 25, was recently in Boston to do a comic strip,’ it’s the only way it’s but it didn't work. 9 : 0 0 A . M . 0 - Kan Cotwialy 5 : 3 0 P .M . “ Dallas” on JTV 6 scoff at friends who have to publicize the first collection of "Bloom funny, to have real people talking with CB-JaaFranhanahiiw 0 - Vailad Programs ______( E - Rtakatri Bkitmona 1 : 3 0 P .M . 0 - Tom B Jony (E ^9 - News view the doings of the Ewings on Israel TV, which County" strips, a 270-strip compilation dialogue instead of gag lines. “ So I ’ve just gone with what makps me UPl photd 0 - Twenty Mtauta Workout 0 - Woman's Day USA C B -1 Leva Luoy C E ( E - As the Worid Turns 0 - N o w i l n a ( £ - Happy Days Again is showing episodes 2 years old. titled “ Loose Tails" (Little, Brown and “ If you can interchange characters and comfortable. Now I just sit back and watch 0 - BliakWM Timas on ESPN 0-JknBahksr C E -M a v is 0 - Sunday at the Kbtg'a 0 - CHIPS Patrol Unlike Israel television, Jordan TV cannot C o.). still have it as funny, then you don’t have how people interpret this stuff, and it’s Berke Breathed will eventually quit the comic page and move ; Q 9 —Jbnmy Stmogait SO — Qomar ^ilo 0 - Uvlng Faith C E 0 - Donaliua Houaa collect annual license feds from its viewers in Sitting on a bench in the Boston Common, any characters. That’s the difficult part in amusingly funny.” into film. He is seen here in the Boston Public Gardens 0 -D w b ta n k ^ 6 0 - Wheal of Fortune 0 0 - Bosama Straot 0 - M*A*S*H (E - airalghi Tah 2 : 0 0 P .M . Israel. But JTV 6 addicts pay the price by sitting -A B -O w Movies 0 -L D v a B o a t 0 - Quiaro OtMar T u Nombra 0 - Electric Company 0 - G n a t Spoos Coostar CB - Maks Room For Daddy 0 - Eight la Enough 0 - Bob Nawhart Show through news broadcasts from Amman that -HaaMiFWd 1 1 : 3 0 A . M . conform with the Arab view. 8 0 - Varied Pngrams ( E 0 - One Ufa to Uvo 0-PoifcyPlg 0 - Elactric Company 8 : 3 0 A . M . ~ CoRopa Chidrah's C E - Mkhtay - BM Boggs CB) - Magic Garden JTV 6’s Hebrew and English news is a far cry Sunday TV O D ^ - CM M y Momlno C E -Y o u Aaksd For h 0 - Are You Anybody? from the rabid anti-Israeli propaganda broad­ 0 - Odd Coupla 0 - M a a s 0 - 1 Lows Lucy casts of the past that called for the Jews to be (B-Oraewon«ihy Bacall, Ron Howard. 1976. Rated THE 97TH ANNUAL TONY NE 0-VWeaafFoiai 0 - 'Youl' Mag. for Woman audience while CBS was 13.8 and 25 percent and ABC identified, Hanin Mahmid. PG. 0 - Swinging tha Bkias man. Meryl Siresp. Jaramy Irons. AW ARDS, the presentation of 0 - Hot Spots Tonight'! pro­ (B -N a a m 12.8 and 23 percent, according to the Nielsen ratings. ® - Sports Roviow 1981. Rated R. 0 - 7 M C I u b 0 - Loom It to Bonwor He scored two scoops recently: interviews with ® -a le w te h Heritage the American Theatre Wing's 6 : 3 0 P .M . gram futures'Rsmlnsncs* from 7 : 0 0 A . M . 5 :3 0 A . M . Park Weatc Chiesgo, H.. (60 min.) 0 - Tha AthlaIss 0 - U Buona V R m Programa 0 - Uno Umoano do Amor The Top 10 programs for the week ending May 29, Israeli prisoners of war held by the PLO, and a 9 : 0 0 A . M . 1963 Antoinette Perry Awards, CE-CBS News Soria dramatics an la cual aa sn- m - To Bo AlWNHincod C B C B - C M IHomInt Noam ds s)ifclclos oon sue snilwofws 1 2 : 0 0 P .M . according to the A.C. Nielsen Co.; chat with Abu lyad, a top official of the Palestine ® * News Updats 1 2 : 3 0 A . M . Stsfsnis y Rto Giron. vuaivan romanca, kitriga y cri­ CD - Up Front will be broadcast, live, from the C E -N a w a ( B - Bugs Buntty/Patky Pig (£ (E (£ 0-Nows 1. Happy Birthday, Bob (NBC). Liberation Organization. (E)-Cl08O-Up 0 9 -M O V IE : 'Murder OnSa 0 - N C A A Oivialon I Man's men. Ukana Abud, Joaa AHonao. D-Wonderama Uris Theatre, Sunday. June 5 on CE 0 - ABC News ^ 0 - Hood Momkig CE-TMItolal.. Mahmid has his .own short Saturday night ® - Hopbum and Tracy The CBS. Danosr O' A private invsatiga- Tennis Championship 9om dta 0 - Magic of Oil Painting 2. 60 minutes (CBS). team of Katherine Hepburn and CD - Sunday Momkig ( E - Road to L A . tor's efforts to dear hknaeK of Unlvarahy of Qaoigia 0 - B h o d o 3. (3-way tie) Magnum, P.I. (CBS); Alice (CBS); commentary program, in which he charmingly CHECK LtSTir4Q8 FOR EXACT TIME manslaughter leads to hia in- C B - Jknmy Swaggart 0 -1 Lova Lucy 3 : 0 0 P .M . Spencer Tracy it profiled. CD - Pop! Goes the Country 0 - Inside Bualnaaa 0 - Eastom 150 Auto Raoa 0-USAMovlo Hill Street Blues (N B C ). berates the Begin government and its policies in ® - Money Week Club 0 0 - NBC News vdvernam in e HoHywood scan­ (H) - Tom B i Jerry (E CE - Quidkig Ughl dal. RdMrt Blaka, Robin Dearden, 0 - Evening at the Improv 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . 0 - Dr. Baba Patton 6. The Jelfersons (C ^ ). the West Bank and Lebanon. CD - Oral Roberta 1983 Compulog (E - Hanna Barbara (8 ) - As School Match Wtt 0 - Freedom to Spook Sandra Blake. 1983. 0 - Styla W ith Elsa Klansch 0 - ■uakn oa Umoo on ESPN (E-HourBligiilwi 0 0 - M a v i a 7. The A Team (NBC). The English news appears to be aimed less at ® - MOVIE: ‘Going Apel' d D - Return To Planet Of Apes 0-ABvndtWMI CE 0 - Osnoral Hospital 0 - Dos Mujoros En Mi Casa ( 8 (6 ) - Masterpiece Theatre 0 - Faith tor Today C E - WMooms Bask Km 0 - Taka 2 8. NBC Movie of the Week ( “ Tne Enforcer” ) . i Israelis and more at non-Arabic speakers in Three orangutans complicata the & - 19B3 Coiege World ® - Qouimat Cooking ‘Sons and Lovers.' Paul end Mk- ( E - Ham's Luoy 0 - Balllaatara (E-lranskla 9. Cheers (N B C ). i j Jordan. life of their guardian. Tony Oanza. Seriea: Gan>e 4 from Omaha, iam drift apart while Clara Dawes 1 : 0 0 A . M . 0 0 - T n d a y C E - llompor Room 0-FamlyFaud 10. Three’s Company (ABC). ~ Jessica Walker, Danny Devito. NE 7 : 0 0 P .M . comes to visit. (60 min.) [Cloaed - Agronaky and Company 0 - Tom B Jorry and Frianda 1981. Rated PG. CE ( 8 “ Superman CE CE-BOMkHitso Captioned) CE - Confluarxta 5 : 4 5 A . M . (S ) - News/Sports/Weather (E 0 - ABC Nows Ckwoup: - PMI Silvers 0 -N s w a Update I THOURHT you »A|P O S - Dmwy/Oottath @ - Oral Roberta and You 'VanMiing Amarica' Tonight’a YOUR HU9BANP lUN OFF program sxaminaa tha throat to 9 : 1 5 P . M . 0 - M OVIE; T h e Lonsra' BRIDGE 6 : 0 0 A . M . O (B) - Seeame Street Amarics'a family run farms and ® - Freeman Reporfe Throe uneasy ikfara race for thak TWO Y E A R » ABO. ASTRO Ivea with the poikia hot on thak CD-KIdnMiiM ® - C k J b P T L 1 1 : 1 5 A . M . I 0 - Voioa of FaMi axpioros their chances for survi­ I val. (80 min.) 9 : 3 0 P .M . tral. Dean Stockwsl. Rated R. ( D - 8 U in W aM ngton ® -1 9 8 9 Fretrch Open Terwile (X) - MOVIE; Tho HawaUant' 0 - Entortalnmant This Wook 0 MOVIE: 'Rylng -* World Tomorrow GRAPH Chempionehip Coverage of the Uathamacks' A strict discipli­ 0 - M O VIE;'Tho C o b « 'A So- CD 1 : 1 5 A . M . Accurate bidding d ) - N «w J«rM y Rnpoit Mainland faraWes aattle in Hawaii 0 - How To W ith Pota ® • La Comedre men's singles final is praaentad and make it an Americsn Pacifc narian officer and hia squadron cret Service chief it diipatched to CE-ABCNowa (ft) - Imtopandant Natwoifc IS) - Firing Una the Mkfde Eeit to ferret out an from Roland Garros Stadium, outpost. Chartton Heaton, Geral­ bocoma frianda in tha crucibla of 9 - WaB 8t. atoumel Rep. South’s response of two Nmv* Paris, Franca. (4 hrs.) war. John Wayno, Robort Ryan. opium eyndteete. Oena Andrawi, 0 - Paopia Now WHh BM dine Chaplin, John Phillip Law. 1 : 3 0 P .M . 1 0 : 0 0 P .M . Tush spades was a slam invita­ 0 • PubHc Aftahs ® - Robert Schuller 1970 Janie Cartsr. 1961. Anita tkberg, Peter Martel. qfour (X) 0 - USFL Footbal: Tanms 1968. C D -N e w s tional game force and ( 8 ) '- N a w . Update ® • World Tomorrow 0 - HMtth Weak 1 : 3 0 A . M . NORTH M 4 1 to Be Announced 0 -N o w a Update 0 - News Update showed a very strong spade O - Olan Campbak Show Q D - aWmmy Bwaggert - Babioa Shauldnt Die BK3 ^Birthday 9 : 3 0 A . M . 1 1 : 3 0 A . M . 0 - This Weak In BaaabaB 0 - MOVIE; 'Raw Oaal' Five CE holding. 0 • MOVIE: ONvar Twiat' A 0 0 - Dear Mr. fteeklent Six Independent Network TA7S - Comment 0 - EHon John In Control Park crazy mlsfiu )oin forcM to take school children who wrote letters CE- North’s two no-trump workhouse orphan is forced into CD C D - Faca tha Nation on a revokjtkmary gang terroriz­ ♦ J74S This rock star performs mwiy of to the preskJent etking quettione C E -N a v n rebid said, “ I have a bal­ criminal conipany. Animated. CD - MOVIE: 'Young Tom (X ) 0 - This Woak with David 4A1098 June 5,1983 his greatest hita. ing end railing havoc across the uevel to Washington for in- ® - Not N eceaeerily The anced minimum.’’ ,1972. EcHeon* The child Tom Edison is BfMdoy countryside. George Kennedy, News This show promises to be 0 - A lucky break to team up wHh @ ) - Money Weak peraon antwara. (60 min.) News WEST EAST South’s bid of three dia­ portrayed from tha makirrg of his - Rex Humbard Gut Mercurio. everything the current news la anothw who haa a successful first ktvantions through tha time CD 46 4872 monds showed a singleton or 6 : 1 5 A . M . 0 - MOVIE: 'B « * s t ' Twelfth O - Different Drummer: 8 - Coamoa ‘Tha Backbone of not. 0 - MOVIE: 'Cavamon' Tha venture going tor him or her ha saved a train from bairtg G D - MOVIE: 'W ho Dona K7' Night.' Or. Carl Sagan examinaa 4J966 4Q10S2 CS) - Week In Review century confteia between Henry Blaeka in the M t a ry 'From ® - Overton Tonight's pro­ story of prahiatoric man forma void and club support. South may be offered you this coming wrecked. Mickey Rooney, Fay Bud and Lou turn datectiva to II and his cloae friend, Thomas the haavena, conitaRatlont and the backdrop for this alapMcfc 4KQ10 82 4AS65 aolva a crime. Bud Abbott, Lou Gold Bars to Silver Stars .* C o n ^ grams are 'DeoihFRght 201: Tho would not have responded year. It might come through a 6 : 3 0 A . M . Beinter, George Bancroft. 1940. Backet, are recreated. Richard tha Matory of the heevent. (R) (60 comady. R im Starr, Barbara C'MON, BA9Y, TAKE 4743 4KS two srades with a spade-dia- CostsHo, Patrick Knowlas. 1942. Sion. Tonight’a program prbfilea min.) (Qoeed Captioned) Mourn Erebus Ois«nera' ‘Wai­ Lje LIP... JU S T A social contact. GD ** Captain Kangaroo CD - Nashville on the Road Burton, Peter O'Toola, John Giel­ top black mUhary officers and kato Ware* and 'Robert Frost's Bach. 1980. & ted PG. SOUTH monif two-suiter. North’s ® > F n 9 9 N Rock Visit the gud. 1964. C D - Ask the Doctor CD - Point of View look! at tha black pretence in to­ - Soledad Serie drametica. 'Death of the Hired Men'.* (2 hrt.) ® - Dr Jam as Scott 4AQJ1IIS4 call of three spades said, “I wortd of Fraggle Rock undamaath ® - Great Dedaiona OEMIM (May 21-June 20) You ( D -N e w a d D - Joeie arxl the Pussycats tha basement of an eccentric in­ day's military. (60 min.) [OoiWl Ubertad Lamarque. St-W M a WMdWest 0 - D . a p m B d . have a high spade as part of Captioned) 4K4 could be rather fortunate today ventor. 0 - 8a Anundara ® - Emargancy my balanced minimum.” d D - Aprenda Ingles ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Poltergeist' Su­ ® - Newe/Sports/Weather 0 - Riak/Mantaga by Joining forces with one who pernatural spirha haunt e peaceful 0 - MOVIE; 'JaM Buatan' 0 - 1883 F.I.F.A. Campaon- ® - Undsrsaa World o( 4QJ62 South’s four diamonds ® - Ehon John In Central Park 1 : 4 5 P .M . alo dal Mundo Juvantud: 0 - American Playhouee 0 - ABC Nows always seems to enhance your This rock star performs many of suburban home. Jobeth WiBema. Helping a reponer friend to get an 0 - 1983 F.I.F.A. Campson- Jacquaa Couataau 'Northern Uglrte.' T o n ic 's film said, “I am void of luck. The horseshoe is still Craig T. Nalaon, Beatrice U.8JL. va. hmy Coast 2 : 0 0 A . M . Vulnerable; Elast-West his greatest hits, expose on prison corruption, tha ato d d MundOaluvantud: Korea is a story of farming In tna winter diamonds.” working. Order now; The NEW Straight. 1982. Rated PG. boys purposely get errested. but 0 - BportaWetfd Today's pro­ 7:15P.iyi. - Dealer: North o - Insight dal Bud va. Mexico of 1916 and the first Scandl- CE CE - CBS Naan North’s call of four hearts Astro-Graph Matchmaker soon team they've been doubla- gram fssturaa the Rhriara knama- 0 - Sports Sunday Nlghtwotch ® - Batmen navien immigrartte. (R) (90 min.) Wat Nartk East showed that ace, and South’s wheel and booklet which IS ) - Styla With E lu Klaiwch crossed. The ^ w e ry ^ y a . Leo 2 : 0 0 P . M . tional Triatbton cfiampionahipa, (Cloaed Captioned] Seatk IS ) - Evans and Novak 7 : 3 0 P .M . C E - Psychic Phanomana jump to six spades closed reveals romantic combinalions, 0 - Wild Kingdom Gorcay, Himtz H ^ , Barton Ma- ( £ - Kampar Open QoN/or tha Wortd Fkiala of Drag Racing 14 Pan 24 S - MOVIE: *11110 Time - ITS Your BuokMoa the bidding. It was possible 0 > Day of Disoovory cLane, Anthony Caruso. Lyle Tal­ NBA Playofn Should the NBA and tha Avon Woman's Mara­ C E - Qraotast Sports Lagonda 0 Pass 2NT Pan 34 compatibilities for all signs, 0 - Ring Around tha World bot. 1955 thon. (2 hrs.) Forever* An American student in Pais but h i^ y improbable that tells how to get along wltii 0 - MOVIE: '...And Your game b a ^ at this tima, than 0 - Fiagglo Roch Visit the Montreal faia in love with a 0 - Olympic Parapacllva 34 Pan 44 0 - Davay/GoUath North held the spade Mng, others, finds rising signs, hid­ Name Is alonah* A couple's deaf (S) - Sports Weekend Review game covarsga will last 2 hra., 30 0 - MOVIE: Tho Shootiat' A world of Frsggls Rock undamaath French-Canedton ertiat. EddN Al­ 0 - Sports Updata Pan 44 Pan 64 dying gunman soaking peace In heart ace and club ace-king 6 : 4 5 A . M . son is irtcorractly dia^toaed as ® - MOVIE: 'And Now My min. the baaamom of an sccantric irv bert, Qoria Leechman, Viricent Pan Pan Pan den qualities, plus more. Mall hia final days is hounded by hia vantor. 0 - M OVIE; 'Daothtrap' A for bis balanced minimum. $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, 0 - Sacrad Haart mentally retarded. SaNy Smith- Lova' A love decreed by destiny (X) - 1983 U.8. Pto-CycBng Van Patton. Rated PG. noted Broadway playwright is era, James Woods, Jeffrey past rivala. John Wayno, Lainn Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. unfolds when two strangerameet Champkmahip Racing 0 - Orandaa Sortsa: ‘Exproao deaparats for a box offics hit aftar The play was easy. South 7 : 0 0 A . M . Brevis. 1979. Bacal, Ron Howard. 1876. Rated Da Orients' Opening lead; 4 K Send an additional $1 for your and fall in love. Martha KeHer, 3 ) - Pro-Qamo Show PG. a sarias of disaatara. IWchaal ruffed the diamond lead, [ D - Kan Copaland ® - Miracle Revival Hour Charles Dennar, Andre DutaoHer. 0 - SpotRght Ptaviaw 0 Ireland: A Cakw, Chriatophar Raavs, Dyan "•ANPTHATS THE BOTTOM UNE'" EVERVBOPV5 ^ THAT^ JUST A drew trumps, lost the club Gemini Astro-Graph pr^ii- 1975. Rated PG. 0 - Major Looguo BaoobaB; 4 : 1 5 P .M . PHRASE PEOPLE tlons tor the year ahead, be (X) - 'rhi* la tha Ufa 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . Soottio at Now York Yankaaa Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. BOTTOM UhC.W AUO ' BOTTOM UNE~'IF USING rr TD PEATH finesse and claimed the 8 : 0 0 P .M . sure to give your zodiac sign. - Nawarli RaaNty 1 2 : 0 0 P . M . 0 - Health Weak >MELL.ra6EE>rA I HEAR THAT OWE A R E G O N G By Of wald Jacoby slam. (X) GD ~ Sunday Morning 0 - Omotoat Sports Lagonds ( E (E -A M e a 1 0 : 3 0 P . M . 2 : 1 5 A . M . CANCER (June 21-JMy 22) 0 D - Robart 8chuHar QD CD - Detroit Grand Prix 4 : 3 0 P .M . MOE TIME.rLL THROUGH, FOR' and James Jacoby It turned out to be a 500 (X ) - AuMln City LImita 0 ^ Sunday at tha King's C E - Royal Balat Sakitss New CE-Bpocts Extra 0 - MOVIE: ‘Row Doal' Fhts -y - point or 11 IMP swing sinra Important matters could make Coverage of this Formula One C £ - Faboat o( Thom AS crazy misfits Join forcaa to taka GOCRAZV.' G2l * BMX Bicyda Motocroaa d ) - Maas auto race is presented from De­ YortiCity (TD - From tha Editor'. Desk ( P f at the other table North a complete reversal today. In from Miami. FL on a rsvohitionary gang tarroriz- Any pair good enough to areas where things went wrong 0 - Tom & Jony troit, Ml. (2 hrs.) 0 -N a w t Update 0 - ESPN's Spoilsfbnim C E 0 - Matt Houston A pro 0 - Champlona of Amorican kig and raising havoc across tha passed as dealer and ^uth 0 - Sunday Cartoon Eapm a reach a world championship yesterday, the opposite should 0 - Voico of Fifth Robert BchuMer: The Hour 0 0 - Rad Sox Wtnup 0 - Evans and Novak footbal quartathack cals on Matt countryalda. George Kannsdy. opened with a super-strong (D- to dear him of murdaring tha final match is Ukelv to have 0 - Foathral of Faith of Power (Cloaed Captioned) 0 - Baigi at Work Qua Marcurio. bid of four spades b shut out be true now. 0 - MOVIE; 'Abbott and 0 - Graat Parfotinanoas 4 : 4 5 P . M . team's owner. |R) (60 min.) a bidding kit full of gadgets. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Expan­ 0 - W .V. Grant CostsHo Mast tha Invialbla GD - BportsCantar Pkta all slam bid£ng. 0 - MOVIE:'8am WhWtay'A C E 0 - Amarioan Spoftaman jciosad Captionad) 0 - bidapandant Network 2 : 3 0 A . M . Now look at how this cham­ sive Ideas which pop Into your 0 - Naw.r/Sporta/Waathar Man' Bud and Lou, privm. rfmec- ® - MOVIE: 'Caveman' Tha beautiful widow trios to salvago a Nows (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) C E - BWy Qrahom 0 - ESPN SportaCantar pion pair bid to six spades. head today may not lit Into 0 - Jimmy Swaggart tivas, try to prove that their inviti- story of prehistoric man forms fortune in gold bricks atolan by 5 : 0 0 P .M . 0-AtThaMavioo 1 1 : 0 0 P . M . your immediate plans. Howev­ bla cHent, a fighter, ie innoi»nt of tha backdrop for this alapttick her husband. Burt Roynokfa, An­ (E-K o^ 0 ^ - D. Diyadata's BaaabaB 0 - World Tomorrow hie managar't murder. Bud Ab- CEOD(E000-Nawo er, file them aay lor future use. Gocnady. R l ^ Starr. Barbara gle Dickinaon. Ckm Wakiar. ( E - CBS Piagramming 0 - MOVIE: 'PDHsigalst' Su- 0 - MOVIE; 'Sparrow' A bon, Lou Coetako, Arthur Frara. Bach. I960. Rated PG. 19B9. psmatural spirits haunt a pascaful CE-OffthaSat 0 - Money Weak VmOO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) young private aye la hot on the 1B51. 0 - MOVIE: T h o Last VM M / CROSSWORD 0 - MOVIE: •tpowow' A aoburbon home. Joboth WiMama, Don't be disturbed If you have trail of a well-known aor>gwriter*s a - MOVIE: -Big Raaoar Tha ' A smal vilaga la tha only suivivor CE - Weak bi Raviaw 3 : 0 0 A . M . 0-NawsUpdats Story of two brothers who rise young private aya la hot on tha Craig T . Nalaon. Baatrica to deal with some unexpected murderer. Randy Harman. LiHian of a plagua and a Thirty Years' Straigitt. 1982. Rated PG. 0 - Odd Coupla 0 - ChaHcs of Salvation from poverty and a frirl who aaoks trail of a waV-known aongwritsr's C E - MOV! E;'Vanishing Africa' changes today. Shifting condi­ Giah. 1979. War. Michael Cains, Omar Sharif. 0 of revenge on her mother's mur- muiderar. Randy Hannan, Ukan 0 ^ Sunday at the King's - Festival Faith Africa's endangered spactas are ACROSS 65 Perfume Answer to Previous Puzzle tions will work out well for you I 9 - Kenneth Copeland 0 - Mr. Rogora' Naighbor- Florinda Bokan. 1971 Giah. 1979. 0 -r ChMdran Batwoan Uta and shown living with the progroas of ingredient In the long run. himd 0 - ESPN's BpottoWoman man and attuggikig for thak own ® - Heritage Comer - Sunday at tha King's IS ) - Fiotitlino 'Vietnam Me­ 0 - MOVIE: 'My Wild Irtah Donth 1 Printar'a 66 Navy ship ZiaClCfBCllaaEBDDB LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Solu­ 0 - Nuastm FamNIa 0 - 'Youl' Mag. lor Woman tarritoty righu. 1976 7 : 1 5 A . M . morial.' Jessica SavHch hosts . Rosa'Stoty of famous kiah sing­ 0 - Sports Tonight maasure (pi.) prefix (abbr.) □□BfDoolanDaao tions to problems will not 0 - WatM Tomofiow aL 0 - Man's Gymnastics; UCLA O D D C I D D ■ D Q Q d n C l 0 - Nswa/Sports/Wsalhsr this look at the dedication of tha 0 - FasihnI of Faith ing star Chauncoy Olcott and hia 0 - MOVIE: 'Dangoroue P o p i n g B\/oU jI1)o n , 4 Icaborgi evade you today II you put your ( D -N e w a 0 - Rax Humbard Vietnam Memorial. (60 mki.) kwolvamant with Lilian Russel. vs. Nsbraaka □□□■ODaOD BCID head together with one who Is 0-Sawttchsd 0 - Nawa/Spotta/WoMhsr Dovfaa. tha Last Dstsetiva' A 9 And so on DOWN Dsnnia Morgan. Aifsns Dahl. An­ 0 - Voles of Faith HHHIICIQQDD equally as bright as yoursell. 7 : 3 0 A . M . ©-UndsrSall 2 : 1 5 P .M . 0 - Computsr Pngrammo crima-atoppsr ki purwiit of a cri­ (abbr., Lat, 2 0 - Inaids Story drea King. 1947. minal stumbles onto o long- □□E3BD □□ODDDE3 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) » D - W e Believe 1 0 : 1 5 A . M . ( £ 0 0 - Major Looguo 0 - Hogan’s Hoiooo 0 - Nows/Spotts/Waathar EKNlBy A N c B ^ P ^ MEpe «l 1 Skinny fish 0 - N sw Jsrtay Hlapnno 0 - Naws/Spoits/Wsathar unsoivsd murder cssa. 12 Dina 2 Month (Sp.) nnnci □□□ □!:][□□ You could be extremely lucky D - Tim e for Timothy BaooboK: Booton at Mkinaaota 3 : 1 5 A . M . □□DO □□□ □□□□ 0 - CootiJng/KacT 0 - MOVIE;'Dambiiqua'A wi­ (B ) - Bay Brother ^ 6 - CHIPS Ponch discovera 0 - SIN- Taolo Ooportiva 13 Gun 3 Printer's today where your material C D - Insight 0 - Weak In Raviaw tha low-down dsainga in tha 0 - MOVIE; 'Poltsraalst' Su- □□□□□BO □□□□□ dower begins to soo and haor 5 : 1 5 P . M . 0 - Lsnon Sunday Night WITH $oyiErhW6 14 Mountain direction Intersis are concerned. It an D - Jack Van Impe Presents (tranga thinga aftar his wifo com- 2 : 3 0 P .M . world of high fashion afttr ho is pamatural apkita haum s psaoatal pass 4 Propellant gas opportunity arises in this realm, 1 0 : 3 0 A . M . 0 - To Be Announood choaon aa a bMboard model. (R) 0 - Prosonto suburban homo. Joboth WMiama, ® - MOVIE: The Teny Fox mlta suidda. CWf Robattaon, ( E - Thoaa Amaiing Anktlala 15 Soap 5 Mae Waat give It top priority. (X )-T V M a a a Jaan Sknmona. Rated PG. (80 min.) Craig T . Nalaon, Baatrica Else. Story' A cartcar-strickan boy 5 : 3 0 P . M . 1 1 : 3 0 P . M . Straight. 1982. Rated PG. ingr^iant role SAOITTARHIS (Nov. 23-Ooc. runs scrota Canada to raise mo­ (X )-D o lly l 0 - MOVIE: 'Buga Bunny's 0 - MOVIE: 'Backst' Twelfth 0 -M O V IE : Tha Doubla Man' Third Movie; 1M1 MbbH 0 - ESPN BpoitsCantar ( E C E - Lany King Show i 18 Sprtta-lika 6 At a dittanca 21) Your greatest asset lor ney for cancer research. Eric An agent of tha CIA. kvad to tha century conflicts batwoan Haniy CX) - That'a Tha Spiift Ta ils' Buga is Joinsd by Twaaty 3 : 3 0 A . M . 17 Sound of a 7 Biblical making you a winner today is Fryer. Robert Duvall. Alpa by the akiing 'aeddam' of 0 - Co-Ed Mag Griffin hoau this II and his dose friend, 'Thomas ( E - Dtadd Busaklnd • tHik9lCAbK.nini».U4nR.«TM0R. O - Pink Panthsr Show Bkd, Sylvestar, Daffy Diidi ^ 0 - Drag Racing: IHRA Wortd dova character 29 Barometric 48 Pedal your ability lo optimistically 0 hia aon, finda himaaif involvad in a wsskly tsan magazine. Backet, a n rocraatad. Richard - MOVIE: 'Move' A New 0 - Tom 8i alerry hia other friends. Anknatsd. QD Nationals 1/ NorwaBi. OH 18 Lowarad in 8 Perception take In stride any challenges 0 - Nowemakar Sunday plot by Russian aganta. Yul Biyn- 0 - Nawamaksr Sunday Burton, Pater O’Toole. John Giel­ Yorfcsr, who is s professional dog unit extramitiet ^ - Dig Story 1982. Rated G. voluma 9 Bahold (Lat) with which you may have to 0 - Electric Company nar. Bran Ekiand, Uoyd Nolm. 0 - Ocaataat B po r^ Lsgands gud. 1964. wskar, pornography writer and 4 : 0 0 A . M . 31 Display cards 49 French ® - MOVIE: 'Dangerous 1B6S. 0 - Bcholoatle Sports Aead. playwright saaks irapkation tar 20 Viriaty of to Implement lor a icore deal. (S> - MIsa Del Domingo 0 IB) - Tony Brown's Journal 0 - Amarioan Dn omoro To­ 0 -N a w s Updats composer Davies, the U e t Detective' A 0 - Styta With Elsa Kianscfl night's prognm features prolilea artistic craation. Eiiot Gould. whaat 11 Thickan 32 Kind of fuel CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) crime-stopper in pursuit of a cri­ ® - MOVIE: 'Heartbeepe' Ro­ <8 ) - Sports Amarica 'It tha Atiama KMar in Jal7' 0 - MOVIE; 'And Now My 50 Paris airport Being at home with your family of the isdpiams of tha Horatio Al­ Paula Prsntiaa, Ganaviava Waits. O l H ^ H l BTH02PEM?0R 22 Compatt 19 Try 33 Actraas minal stumbles onto a long- bots wander from a repair factory 1 2 : 3 0 P .M . 3 : 0 0 P .M . 0 -O d d Coupla 1970 Invo A kwa dacraed by rfaatiny point 21 Wield 52 Light brown will turn out to be more fun for ger Award tar axcalenca hi thak 8(7/ANEW W ATOIf Bancroft unsolved murder case. and discover a world of aenaa- 0 - Ovation Todayla programs M d . (R) (60 min.) 0 - Honaymoonara unfolda whan two atrangars man 24 Wriggly fish 23 Mora uncanny 53 Superman’s you today than rubbing shoul­ tiona. Andy Kaufman, Bernadette d ) - High School Bowl; 6 : 0 0 P .M . end fal ki kwa. Martha Kslar 39 Am not (al.) 0 - Cite con Colombia Passaic vs. Qian Roch are'Journey kno Japan; The Maiji 25ToUla 24 Dinar ders with a bustllng crowd. Patera, Randy Quaid. 1981. Advamuia,' 'Paopia and Produc­ 0 - MOVIE: 'OoMhlrmi' A 0 - InaMa Buahwss Chartaa Danner, Andre Dusaolkr’ girl ® - Kingdom living C E - MOVIE: T h a Big Slaap' 1975. Rated PG. 28 Graak latter 25 Forlae and 41 Graduate of AQUARHJR (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) Rated PG. a - Play Your Boat Tennis tivity: Wo Loom from tho Je- noted Broadway playwright la 0 - Entactafaimant This Weak 54 Selvas Oatactivt Philip Mailowt is am- 30 Charitebla or­ Burroughs Annapolis Projects or enterprises which ® - Momingtown 0 - Croasfirs parwaa' and 'Bdkling tha brolad in blackmal, murder and daaparsts tar a boa offioa hit after 0 - MOVIE: 'Long Good 57 Insect 0 - MOVIE: 'Kaap 'Em Flying' a aarisa of tiaaatara. MIchasI 0 - PaNouta; 'Coal un ganization 26 Lady (abbr.) smack of largeness could be Abbon and Coitallo join the Induatrial Rsvokition.'|2 hra.) laxlerworld ciima. Robart Mit- 8 : 0 0 A . M . 0 - Cameo Music HaN Cakw, Chriatoplwr Roava, Dyon CabaBaro' “ridarworki 45 Port of Rome 68 Leave out Army Air Force. Merthe Reya, chum, Sarah Mias, Jamas Ste­ laodar franilcaly trios to hold l£ (abbr.) 27 Band quite lucky lor you today. 0 - News Update Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. 59 Author Levin D - Barrio Carol Bruce. Chatlei Lang. 1941. 0 - Lawmakers Lswmaksra ra- wart. 1978 0 - MOVIE: *Tha Fan'A young daootatwd empka togathar. Bob 34 SF tranait inatrumant 47 Compound Devote your talents and ener­ pona on tho weekly activitiea of ® - MOVIE; 'Fury- A young 0-aunsmoks man tartoriiaa tha chic ckda aur- Hoakkia. Halan Mkrsn, Oaiw system gies to doing something big. D - Jimmy Swaggart 0 - Inelght C E 0 0 0 - N a w a Congress. man. after setting hia wortMaas roundkig hia tavocita stage star. King. 1982. Rated R. 35 Go bad 1 2 2 4 6 6 7 1 0 10 It D - Confluence 0 - Coamoo'Joumaya in Space PISCES (Feb. 2IMSareb 20) l @ - Square Foot Gardening 0 - Foro 41 brothers up in buskwaa. atana 0 - 1983 CoBags Wortd Lauren Bacall. Jamas Gamer. 36 Long tima D - Celebration/Euchariat out Waat toJoin hia flancaa. Syl­ t ortao: Ooma B ham Omaha. and Tlnw.' Dr. Carl Sagan ax- Maursan Staplalon. 4 : 1 5 A . M . 12 12 14 Your opportunities for gains 0 - SpotSght on Oovommant pWna tha concept of a K ^-y s a r 37 Caitowary may not come from standard via Sidney, Spanesr Tracy, Wai­ NE 0 - Exohanga 0 - Modto Watch D - Terry Cole Whittaker 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . ter Abla. 1836 and traval bsiwaan tha stars. (R) 38 Pique IS 11 17 sources today. Be alert for 1 : 0 0 P .M . 0 - MOVIE: 'Cavomon' Tha (60 mki.) |(2oaad Captionad| 0 - MOVIE: The Rover'A pk^ 39 Maacullm dD - Frederick K. Price (X ) - Jon y FaiwsM story of prahtatoric man forms 4 : 3 0 A . M . unusual channels to offer the (X ) - Make It Raal 3 : 1 6 P .M . ata raaeuaa a young woman from name II 10 20 21 largest ytelds. ® - ESPN SportaCemar QD - lea*MS tha backdrop for this aiapctick 8 : 3 0 P .M . ravokitlanaiy mob. Antttony 0 - Aualrtaian Rulas Footfall - MOVIE; 'My UMo 0-MadteWMtii a 40 Sown (Fr.) ■ ■ comsety. Rinpo Starr, Barbara Quinn, Rosanna Schisffino, RHa 0 -B ig Stoty 1 ARIES (March 21-April 19) & - Poppy. K d Woody (X ) - Maiio Poaco With Nstura Chickadso' A woman plays tha ( £ C E - 0ns DoY at s Tima 42 Go wrong 22 3 : 3 0 P .M . Bach. 1980. Rated PG. Hfywoilh. You won't be hestitant to use 0 - Now*/Sport./Woaltior 0 - Thras Stoogee IMd in asarch of a rich husband 0-W afltmslJeumal 43 Unuiad 1 unique methods today. You are but has a fond aya for a maaksd CX) - Outdoor lifa 0 - Albod mteheoek Hour Look at it tkla way: If Ike 21 21 27 » 21 22 0 - Robort SchuNor a - 1 2 : 0 0 A . M . I'U _ (CEEP TAKING 44 And not 22 able to optimistically forecast bandit. W.C. FMda, Mas West, 0 - MOVIE: To Ba Annaunoad ihoe’i wearing oat, ytw doa'i ” ■ 0-BlgS*oiv ( E - MOVIE: 'RMnooona' ki a /\MNE TO KH -ev© 46 Jipanato coin 1 the outcome of events. 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SMy Stnith- Black. 1976. 0 - MOVIE: 'In Harm's Way- kiatts Parry Awards and a special 65 For hearing lines could work out surprising­ Rpliglon Ofwn ak at this tima, than goH ara. Jamas Woods. Jaffrsy 1 1 0 - rnnvareation WMi... A Navy man capturaa Japanaaa- 0 - Lany King Show 56 Silant 44 41 covanga wB last 2 hra. Bravia. 1979. tribute to Osorga and ba (Jarsh- ly well for everyone concerned. 0 - Latino. hsld iaianda in the days following wki. (2 hn.) 60 Gear tooth ® - Semataln/Saethovan G £ - Mi^or Laagui BaaotaoB: 0-E8PN8pottoCamsr 1 Be Imaginative. tha Pearl Harbor attack. John Larmore Overture No. 3 in C Ma­ 0 - Sneak PravlawB CoJvMU CE-MotvOriflln 61 Building .. 02 62 14 Wayno. Kkfc Douglaa, Patrids Now York Mata at Lot Angtiaa Naal Gablar and Jafftay Lyons 0 - MOVIE: Tho Tony Fan 8 : 3 0 A . 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Maria PO= M Baby'i Fiyor, Robert Duval. muslca y al Mklore da Coloitibla. ( S - Sports Wnba prime-time news shows. •4 •1 II t-who fed it the bum informa­ OMUJ plaything 4 tion it gives back to you. 10 - MANC’HKSTKK IIKHAU), S;iliiidav. Juno 4, 198;) MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 4, 1983 — II Obituaries Israel: Haig approved invasion Myrtle P. Huggord St. Burial will be in the Buckland / People by the opposition Labor Party obtain Soviet assistance for a FOCUS troop withdrawal agreement it Myrtle P. Huggard, 87, formerly Cemetery with full military ho­ By United Press International calling on the government to "coming battle” with Israel. of Princeton St, Manchester died nors. Friends may call at the signed with Lebanon May 17. Friday in a manchester convales­ Israel received tacit approval withdraw its 30,000 troops from funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 The agreement is conditional on PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat cent home. Sh^ was the widow of H. from then-Secretary of State Alex­ Lebanon in two stages, within two and 7 to 9 p.m. a pullout by 40,000 Syrian and toured the Yarmouk base in Earl Huggard. ander Haig for its invasion of months, even if Syria did not 10.000 PLO troops. Lebanon where a revolt against his She was born in Norton, New Lebanon last summer and a reciprocate. Mathilda (Froberg) Buccelli policies among members of his A1 Brunswick. Canada on July 3,1895, possible assault on West Beirut, a "E very effort should be made to In Moscow, Abu lyad, Yasser Fatah guerrilla group began three Andy and had been a resident of Mrs. Mathilda (Froberg) Buc­ former headquarters for PLO bring the boys back home, but only Arafat’s deputy in the Palestine Lynn Redgrave weeks weeks ago, according to the Manchester since 1942. She was a celli, 91, of 470 Broad St., Hartford, guerrillas, Israel radio said when it can be guaranteed that Liberation Organization, met with P ^ news agency. Rooney member of the South United widow of John Buccelli, died Friday. they will not have to soon go to war Soviet officials to discuss Palesti­ nian problems in the Middle East, Methodist Church. Friday at Hartford Hospital. In a broadcast to be aired again,” Begin was quoted by the The Yarmouk brigade was se­ Syndicated She is survived by a daughter, Born in Sandhamn, Sweden, she Saturday, three days before the Ma’ariv newspaper as telling his the Tass news agency said. The youngest of the Redgrave children grew up to be funniest ized by Col. Abu Musa in an Columnist Mrs. Conrad (Ruth) Lloyd of lived in Hartford for about 60 anniversary of the June 6 invasion, aides. Abu lyad, the PLO sobriquet for uprising against Arafat’s moder­ Vernon, two sisters, Mrs Jessie years. She was a practical nurse in the radio’s diplomatic correspond­ Begin said Israel should coordi­ Salah Khalaf, arrived with his ate policies, including a willing­ HOLLYWOOD — Lynn Red­ comfortable 20-year-old. I ’m Bates of Manchester and Mrs the Hartford area, and a member ent said Haig made his position nate its moves in Lebanon with the delegation in Moscow Wednesday. ness to discuss President Reagan’s grave is the third and youngest or 60.” Martha Stone of Lehigh Acres, Fla. of the Farmington Avenue Baptist known when he met Israeli Prime C t o f o c 4JO t o *JT'**''* He had earlier said he hoped to Middle East peace plan. child in her illustrious family, happier with myself at 40 than I She is also survived by four Church. She is survived by a sister, Minister Menachem Begin in New and she believes that makes all was at 30. I ’ve settled for what I grandchildren. Gerdie Garhn of Manchester; York last June. the difference — in sense of am,” she explains philosophi­ Her comfortableness with her Funeral services will be held three other sisters and one brother Israeli troops sealed off Beirut Thoughts humor, at least. Naiilyn Beck cally. “ I’m still changing the life is personal as w6ll as Monday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes in Sweden, and several neices and June 14, cut off food and water to U.S. displays gruesome photos “ It’s an awfully loose the­ things I don’t like — and I feel I professional. She’s the mother Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial cousins. Moslem West Beirut in July and ory,” she says, her cultivated have the right not to change of two teenagers — Benjamin, Syndicated Columnist' will be in the East Cemetery. Funeral services will be held then bombarded the section tefore SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador shot in the head. tactics and killed prisoners. that made British accent giving it due what I don’t want to change. 15, and Kelly, 14 — and says of Calling hours are Monday 1 p.m. Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Rose the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ (U P I)) - The U.S. Embassy "The number of head wounds is Waghelstein and thfee other weight. " I t ’s only that if you’re 23-month-old Annabel. "Having until funeral time. Memorial con­ Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St.. tion guerrillas were escorted out displayed a set of gruesome color totally out of proportion with my American military trainers, whom the third child, all of the " I don’t find the thought of a child when you are older does tributions may be made to the Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose under supervision of U.S., French photographs Friday that Ameri­ experience in combat,” said Col. the embassy would not identify, me think family’s expectations have aging worrying — unless I were seem to make you younger in South United Methodist Church or Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. and Italian peace-keeping forces. can military officials said proved John D. Waghelstein, commander said 42 government soldiers died in gone into the first and the to lose the use of something. I the nicest way.” hope to grow oid and have a iot the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Friends may call at the funeral In Tel Aviv, Begin flatly rejected leftist guerrillas executed 30 Sal­ of the 55 American advisers in El the May 25 battle at the Quebrada second, if they are different says. " I was keen on horses, a worth doing for any actor.” T 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford. home Monday one hour before the calls from the opposition Labor vadoran soldiers captured in a Seca bridge in eastern San Vicente. sexes. of vigor. Salvador. I am an inpatient reader. Novels show jumper. I thought I would "Sister Mary Ignatius” is a Of her marriage to Clark, a service. Party to pull Israeli troops out of battle. “ Then the third one comes Funeral Notice Joaquin Villalobos, top com­ The three trainers, who work at don’t interest me because I’m not pursue an equestrian field — I role that changes with the former British child star, she Funeral Services for Earl P. Friends wishing to make contri­ Lebanon within three months, along, and you’re kind of "M y careeer has never been mander of the leftist Popular the garrison in the provincial interested in being diverted from had a talent for it, and I really personality of every actor who comments, “ I can’t imagine life Wheeler, 86, of 34 Lakeview Dr. butions may send them to the warning that to do so would It was impossible to tell the exact scrapping in there, and some­ based on my looks,” the beauti­ Liberation Forces, denied the capital of San Vicente, said they my own life, and the ideas liked doing something nobody plays it, and Lynn has surprised without him. I married an Vernon who died Thusday, will be Connecticut Radio Fellowship, endanger national security. number of victims in the photo­ soldiers were executed after the believe only seven to nine of Uie times your only resource is to else in my family could do.” ful actress goes on. “ I was never contained in a novel are too few many by emerging as the exceptionai man. We’re best held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Inc., Radio Station WIHS, Box 117, The prime minister was re­ graphs but reporters estimated the State Department earlier this soldiers died of combat- related make them laugh. It’s one thing Her 15th summer changed a sex symbol. I ’ve always and far between. I like books sternest "Sister Mary” of them friends, and I do think longevity Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Middletown, Ct.. 06457. sponding to a resolution Thursday ‘ pictures showed about 15 soldiers week claimed rebels had changed gunshot wounds. - you can do that the others can’t. that. She was with her actor- all. tended to look the way I ’m written by people who have good supposed to — I can look good or in a marriage lies in that. I like parents while they were taking She explains she does indeed ideas and say them quickly and “ IN OUR family, that was the^ bad, older or younger, and his company better than part in the Shakespearean festi­ interpret the play (which gets one thing left for me, ” she says.' that’s been very useful. anybody’s.” directly in a way that I can val at England’s Stratford-on- mammoth laughs) as "deadly Police book Her sister Vanessa was six remember. Avon, and surprisingly — con­ serious, just as life is when we when Lynn was born, and her U.S.,World Over the years I ’ve thrown some sidering she had been have tunnel vision about our " I don’t look at getting oider Having worked successfully brother Colin was four. The two as fading — I just look at it as in theater, television, and film, of those ideas in a folder marked surrounded by theatrical types religion, our beliefs, our lives, of them were very close, and getting more electricity. and ready for a new shot at man in fight "Quotations.” I ’ve just been look­ since birth — became "plain our loves.” In destined to make names for There’s a better climate for ali musical theater, Lynn Red­ ing through the folder and I still sta'rstruck.” Although the play has been themselves as political activists us women now. We don’t have to grave is a third child who has A Main Street resident previously charged with The following year she en­ attacked fiercely by some Ca­ like almost everything in it. For as well as theatrical get into black veils or cut our proved she can make it on her several counts of harassment was arrested Friday rolled in drama school. “ It used tholic groups. Lynn does not example; professionals. hair short because we hit 40 or 50 own. to annoyme when people said find it sacrilegious. “ The Ca­ Zsa Zsa creates furor on charges that he was involved in an altercation in “The primary joy of life is "M ost great revolutionaries a restaurant, police said Friday. ’Oh, of course, you’re an actor: tholic Church is surely strong acceptance, approval, the sense of have no sense of humor.” Lynn PH ILAD ELPH IA — Zsa Zsa Gabor packed her look at your fam ily.’ I didn’t enough that no Sister Mary is Emil Haberem, 57, of 709 Main St., was charged says. “ My sister and brother, bags, picked up her pooches and left town in a appreciation and companionship want to hear that. Now I ’m going to pull it down,” she says. with breach of peace in the 11:30 a.m. incident, bless their hearts, are not the huff, leaving in her wake Friday three investiga­ of our human comrades.” — grateful for what my family in She adds, "Catholics and lapsed according to police. He was released on a $250 bond for most humorous people. They tions into her alleged affront to handicapped Joshua Loth Liebman. fact did give me, but I wasn’t Catholics have a whale of a time theater-eoers. a Manchester Superior Court date June 20. are strong, strong, strong, and I Police said the restaurant is on Main Street. "People can make time for what grateful then. I just wanted to laughing at it.” ’ think if they had my sense of prove myself.” Miss Gabor, fired by the City Line Dinner Haberern has previously been arrested several times they want to do; usually it is not humor, they would be hard put Theater in the second week of her month-long run on harassment charges after making obscene phone really the time but the will that is SO F A R she has not been to be as strong-minded as they LYNN HAS LONG since in “ Forty Carats,” adamantly denied she refused calls, some to a female police dispatcher, according to lacking.” — John Lubbock. are.” under attack in connection with police records. proven herself, although she the piay, to her relief. Despite to perform until several bbrain-damaged patrons “You can’t gauge the intelli­ Tall and willowy, the actress works as hard at her profession the publicity she drew last year in wheelchairs were removed from their gence of an American by talking to moves with a comfortable grace stageside table. Police served a warrant on a Main Street resident as if she were hoping to be when she staged press conferen­ him. You have to work with him.” that makes you wonder how one Friday who they say was involved in an earlier discovered. This year she went ces and made TV appearances, film chronicler recently des­ " I t ’s scandalous,’ ’ she said, and blamed disturbance at his apartment. - Eric Hotter. almost immediately from the with babe in arms, to insist theater managers and others for trying to frame “ The conventions of revolt in our cribed her as “ plump and season’s conclusion of her Joseph J. Raymond, 21, of 869 Main St., was charged gauche.” she’d been dropped from her her. She also charged theater officials "threa­ with third-degree assault. He was released on a $50 society are more stereotyped than "Teachers Only” series to the “ House Calls” series because One can only suspect he had tened my life,” then tried to bribe her to take bond for a court date June 20. the conventions of conformity.” — L.A. Stage Company’s (>resen- she wanted to nurse the infant at not seen her since the 1966 responsibility for the Tuesday night incident. Harry R. Heneage, 27, of Hartford, and Thomas J. Russell Lynes. tation of the highly-touted and work, she says, ” I don’t like "Gregory Girl” (for which she Investigations were launched by the city and Shivers, 27, of 1 Walnut St., were charged Thursday more than a little controversial controversy. I’d so almost any­ “ I am not out to prove how sad received an Oscar nomination) state human relations commissions. Actors’ “ Sister Mary Ignatius Explains thing to avoid a fight. ‘House with drunk driving regarding unrelated incidents, life can be to those who already or the 1974 Broadway play "M y Equity Association, based in New York, also sent police said Friday. It All for You.” Calls’ is the first time I ’ve been know it.” — Noel Coward. Fat Friend,” and so was un­ a representative to investigate. Both were released -for court dates June 14. It is a play she has wanted to caught in something where the "The truth is that anyone who aware of her current lithesome do ever since it first came to the beauty. principle of the thing mattered knows what he’s doing can say attention of her husband, actor so much and was so personal what he’s doing and anyone who turned producer-director John that I was able to be strong IT WAS part of her third-child House given to widow knows what he thinks, can say that Clark. Although they failed in enough to go through with it.” Waste laws syndrome that she "waited” he thinks.” — Walter LIppmann. an attempt to get the rights, She moved quickly from her KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The man who bought until she was 15 to decide to Lynn knew she didn’t want “ HouseCalls” battle to stardom 93-year-old Louise Morman’s home for $690 in ’”rhe knowledge that another make her career in the theater. tosay no when the part became in "Teachers Only.” This back taxes and evicted her had a change of heart has felt as we have felt, and seen "N ow 15 seems quite a called weak available in Los Angeles this summer she will be stretching Friday and deeded the eight-room brick house thipgs not much otherwise than we reasonable time to choose, but spring, even though she would her professional wings again by back to the white-haired widow. have seen them, will continue to then, in the context of my life, be unable to work with her appearing in a run of ’’The King WASHING'TON (U PI) — Transportation of the end to be one of life’s choicest everybody said, ’How late to “ I am happy, happy, nappy,” Mrs. Morman hazardous materials on the nation’s highwsfys and husband as originally hoped. and I ” for the St. Louis blessings.” — Robert Louis Stev­ start.’ It was just that my said. "A ll I want to do is go back in that house. I rails is governed by piecemeal regulations that He said, “ Yes, d oit,” and she Municipal Opera. don’t care if I don’t have a dime. I just wanted to enson. brother and sister always knew. agreed because "This is just the may actually discourage safety, an agency of the “ I definitely shield away from “ It’s my first proper MUSI­ be home.” “ I think I will not hang myself best damn part around, under CAL musical,” she says. “ I ’ve National Academy of Sciences warned today. doing the same as they,” she On Wednesday, sheriff’s deputies armed with The study by a panel of the National Research today.” — G.K. Chesterton. any circumstances, a part wanted to do this for a long, long an eviction warrant escorted Mrs. Allen out of the Council called for legislation that will make a "single “ The people I admire most are time. I adore Angela Lans- house where she has lived since age 18. Furniture lead federal agency responsible and accountable for those who are sensitive and what to bury’s career as a musical movers then piled her possessions in a weed- the safe transportation of hazardous materials.” create something or discover actress, which blossomed after covered field across the street. The Transportation Department should be that something and don’t see life in I don t l(3ok at getting older as fading she turned 40.” Sidney Renert, a Morristown real estate agency for developing transportation policy and terms of power, and such people — I just look at it as getting more IT IS A noteworthy compari­ investor, had bought the house in 1978 for $690 — procedures for hazardous cargo, it said. get more of a chance under a The regulation of the 4 billion tons of hazardous son, Lynn having just turned 40 the amount of taxes due on the property — but he democracy than elsewhere.” — ele'ctricity. There’s a better climate for cargo that moves annually along U.S. highways and herself. While she is making no waited until this week to evict Mrs. Morman who E.M. Forster. all us women now. We don’t have to get never knew the house had been sold. rails is characterized by a "pervasive and unneces­ secret of her age, she admits, "I sary complexity that may in fact discourage the very “ If science wins, the world will into black veils or cut our hair short did think about it last year, as ’I’he story of Mrs. Morman’s plight brought safety it proposed to assure,” the study declared. prove to be one in which man is I ’m sure we all do when we offers of help from across the nation, according to The report found that the safety record for thrown entirely on his own resour­ because we hit 40 or 50 or 60.” reach those decades.” William Allen, an attorney who is helping her, and ' She finds her new decade transportation of some 2,400 different materials — ces, skill and self-control, his LYNN REDGRAVE Renert Friday changed his mind about trying to ranging from gasoline to chlorine to explosive — is courage and his strength, perhaps “ kind of nice. I was not a very take possession of the house. . . . a late bloomer good compared to "general” transportation. on his ability to be happy in But it noted that in J980, there were 16,115 incidents adjusting himself to pitiless fact. If involving hazardous materials shipped by truck or science fails, there is room for rail that resulted in 19 deaths and more than $10 million in property damage. childlike hopes that unseen powers Tax militant in shootout may come to the aid of human IMBODEN, Ark. (U PI) — Militant tax weakness.” — Walter T. Marvin. protester Gordon W. Kahl, wanted in the slayings “ Nothing seems so tragic to one Profile of two U.S. marshals in North Dakota last winter, Cremation offered Herold Photos by Pinto whoisoldasthedeathofonewhois wounded a sheriff Friday night an(l engaged in a young and this alone proves that gun battle with law officers in rural northeast Arkansas. in South End Ceremony time life is a good thing.” — Zoe Atkins. Name: Diana Morrifon “ There is not room enough in the The Arkansas state police, the FBI Secret Age: 39 r HARTFORD (UPI) — The first crematory in world, nor are there things enough, . Service and sheriff’s deputies from Lawrence Mary Beth Warmoth (top photo), a nies at the school. In bottom photo is central Connecticut has opened n the city’s South to gratify all the wishes of Address: 3 0 Adalaid# Road and Craighead counties surrounded a house student at Assumption Junior High some of the 63 students in the where they said Kahl was holed up. End to provide a growing demand for alternative School, sings a hymn with her class­ everybody. ” — George Santayana. Occupation: Proparty manogor and volunteor for burials. graduating class. "T o suppose, as we all suppose, State police in nearby Jonesboro said Kahl. 63. The crematory at the f^O-year-old Cedar Hill mates Friday during graduation cermo- that we could become rich and not tho Manchostor Arts Council seriously wounded Lawrence County Sheriff Cemetery opened May 3 following three years of behave as the rich behave, is like Gene Matthews around 6 p.m. CST. planning and has carried out 42 cremations. Nelson C. Favorite restaurant: Piano's rostaurant in Bolton supposing that we could drink all Bloodhounds were being brought in case Kahl Taintor Jr. president of the corporation that owns the Favorite food: Lobster left the house at some point, and sniper units were non-sectarian cemetary, said Thursday. .day and stay sober.” — Logan also dispatched to the house on Arkansas Although there are crematories in Deep River, New Panel to discuss park’s name Pearsall Smith. Favorite beverage: Tanquoroy martini Highway 115 between Smithville and Imboden, Haven, Bridgeport, Norwich and Stamford, residents “ No one can write intelligently Favorite hobby: gardoning some 100 miles northwest of Memphis, Tenn. who is distrustful of the reader’s in the Hartford area have had to seek cremation TheTh p finalfinjtl word ll/nrH on nn what w h at to tn nametiam a __ M. ■ . ^ services at a facility in Springfield, Mass., for Viet Nam veterans will speak to parklet. intelligence.” — E.B. White. Favorite sport: Working out at the Health Spa A Walnut Ridge radio station reported a man ihe parklet being developed at the the committee at the meeting Hartford residents have blockedprevious efforts to ' You could read every novel on and woman had been arrested and were being Center will rest with the Board of ’Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the hearing Smith says a tentative schedule Idea of a good vacation: Hawaii build a crematory within city limits because of h e l ^ t the Lawrence County Jail but Kahl was Directors, but the committee plan­ room of the Municipal Building. for completing the park develop­ the best-seller list and not come concerns about smoke, odors and decreasing property ning the parklet will try at a ment in phases, included regrad­ away with as much to think about How do you relax: stop what 1 am doing, take a /stilliTK^he house. Sheriff’s officials would not values. . (release the identities of the people in custody. meeting on Tuesday to come up Other names he said have been ing and seeding and constniciotn of as these few quotations provide. Taintor said the Cedar Hill crematory is in a lightly deep breath, and say a prayer. with a recommendation. suggested are Main Street Park, walkways this fall, planting of People keep-, asking me if I write populated area near Goodwin Park and does not Downtown Park, and Veterans Robert Faucher has launched a trees as donations permit next some columns in advance for a Entertainment preferred: comedies disturb residents. Memorial Park. spring, more tree planting and campaign to have the parklet rainy day. If you hadn’t guessed, Sammy Davis Jr. "There’s no pollution, no smoke and no ash.” said named Viet Nam Veterans Park Odd Fellows Park has been ruled placement of sculpture' and park Favorite entertainer: im^Rfng ban becomes law this is my rainy day column. cemetery superintendent Bill Griswold, 38. who has and has won the support of the out by the committee. benches in the fall of 1984. worked at Cedar Hill for 20 years. Favorite actor, actress: lames Cagney, Meryl ^ N FRANCISCO — Mayor Dianne Feinstein Republican Town Committee, At the meeting Tuesday the Cemetery directors sent research teams through­ Fundraising plans will be an­ Streep signed a tough anti-smoking ordinance Friday which voted May 18 to endorse his committee will also decide on the out New England to study how other crematories nounced this fall when total park that will force employers to provide smoke-free proposal. location of and material for Favorite song: “ Perhaps lo ve" workplaces or face fines up to $500 a day. operated and then built their own facility over a He will ask the Democratic Town development costs are itemized. How to get club nine-month period, Taintor said. walkways, a site for a floral classical Despite strong opposition by the tobacco Committee for an endorsement sculpture or fountain, regrading news in Herald. Preferred music: industry, the ordinance, which excludes bars and Those offering cremation services say the main June 30. Anyone who has suggestions for reason for growing acceptance of the practice is that plans, tree types and locations, and development of the park may Favorite magazine, newspaper: Bon Appetit, restaurants, federal and state offices, enclosed According to a press release by plans by the Southern New Eng­ The Herald wants your club work spaces and offices occupied by smokers many cemeteries are running out of burial space and Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman of make them at committee meetings news! Manchester Herald cremation is less expensive than a traditional burial. land Telephone Co. foregressfrom only won passage by the Board of Supervisors the park committee, a spokesman it parking lot just east of the. In order to get your club Tuesday on a 10-1 vote. It takes effect in 30 days. Building news in the paper on time, Favorite novel, book:. "H aw aii" "The employer must take reasonable steps to please submit items no later Favorite store in Manchester: Reed's protect the non-smoker, ” said the mayor on Gang rape described in courtroom than five days before the date signing the bill. " I f reasonable steps do not solve you’d like to see them in the Pet: West highland white terrior named “ Willie" paper. the problem, a policy must be set — a policy of no DEDHAM, Mass. (U PI) — A "terrified” woman exposure my garden smoking." looked just terrified. She was crying bad, she was Please include a name and Favorite spot in Manchester: who was allegedly beaten and raped by five men really scared, ’ he said. an A framInK Employers must establish a no-smoking office pleaded with the attackers to leave her alone while telephone number where we Favorite color: coral policy by Oct. 1. If smokers and non-smokers- can call if there any ques­ they took turns assaulting her, the prosecution’s star The woman pleaded with them, "Don’t touch me Last book read: “ Sophie's Choice" cannot agree on a plan, smoking will be witness said Friday. leave me alone, stop it,” Dickson said. ’ TAG SALE tions. Indicate the desired prohibited. publication date. Christian A. Dickson, 23. opened testimony in oneof He said the men took turns assaulting the woman Sat. and Sun., Jun* 4th and 5th Favorite quotation: “ Whatever you do, you willget Employers will not be required to erect the most controversial rape trials in state history with shouting " I t ’s our turn,” while they w aited ’ 10 C M 3 |M I Call Focus reporter Bar­ back" ' ^ “ physical barriers to partition smokers from a detailed description of the events the January 1980 Fnm m , prtnta, potfarg, e»rd», gntt. bara Richmond at 643-2711 non-smokers, but signs indicating no-smoking Superior Court Judge after noon to set up photo Pet Peeve: dishonesty areas must be posted. ^ral fihiay. « ...... ““■■■— -.uusaea a^ juror for pPersonal custom framing appointments. female 20% off _ ti Best thing about Manchester: “ Willingness of been‘^d“ " woman, scraped and bleeding, had m lm b^r ofX T a m fly ‘l)fj^rTEd!lf^^^ 474 Main St. 44* 'f? been dragged from her car during the attack. "She recent rape vicUm.'victim. .^“‘...... ^ "^ ’^“'‘'wardGauthie— ■uoaumierwasa people to work together tow ard a common goal" a - MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturdciy, June 4. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 4, 1983 - 13 News for senior citliens Weddings Pill use Advice Walk-a-thon for linked to healthy season melanoma Couple treasures friends’ Bv Patricia McCormack UPl Health Editor

Editor’s note: This colnmn ls prepared by the staff at A new study suggests a possible memories, not their gifts the Msmchester Senior Citizen’s Center. It appears on ’link between prolonged use of the DEAR ABBY: Last Wednesdays and Saturdays. birth control pill and a type of year you ran an invitation but my experts say yoiir melanoma, the University of Cali­ to an anniversary party By Jeanette Cave fornia, San Francisco, recentW present situation can be asking guests to please Senior Center Director reported. corrected. write a little piece recal­ The study, supported by hinds ling a fond memory of the Dear Abby Now that the weather is getting better it’s time to from the National Cancer lintl- DEAR ABBY: You get active outdoors. Gardening is a good activity for honorees rather than asked your readers to tell tute, presents users of oral contra^ bring a gift. We hope to Abigail Van Buren those who are capable. A little walking does everyone 'Mptives with a new dilemma when you the difference be­ some good. The idea is to make good use of your limbs celebrate our golden wed­ tween a lady and a tramp. R comes to weighing risks of the ding anniversary this I so that they can remain limber. pill against benefits. I ’m not sure I know what a To get you off to a good start, the town’s Recreation summer and we honestly lady is, but I do know that ' The report on researeh by Dr. do not want any gifts! Department will sponsor a Walk-a-Thon on the fitness ‘Elizabeth Holly and associates has a tramp is not the same as trail at Manchester Community College June 14, at 10 Please ran it soon be­ a bum. Not in England, been accepted lor publication in fore our children go hog a.m. You may sign up in the office. Transportation is the Journal of the National Cancer “ We request your help implants). •anyway. available from the center. Please be at the center by wild! Thank you, and God in comiling a book which About a year later my In 1932, A1 Jolson Institute. bless you. 9; 30 a.m. on that day. Cleo Livingston’s exercise class In view of the possible implica­ recalls memories from breasts started to harden. starred in a film titled, MRS. A.G. IN has ended for the spring and we hope that you utilize tions for users of the pill, the our parents’ first 50 years Today they as hard as “ Hallelujah, I ’m a Bum.” BINGHAMTON, N.Y. other alternatives to this program. epidemiologist was asked what she of marriage. On the en­ rocks, and I am divorced When it was shown in Women golfers are invited to join the women’s would recommend to a daughter closed sheet, we ask that and lonely. I am so England, the title was league at the center. Leave your name and number in DEAR MRS. G.: I’m you write one memory or embarrassed because of changed to, “ Hallelujah, who wanted to use the birth control glad you asked. Every the office. Joe Diminico will contact you after a pill? 1 experience that you have my breasts that I avoid I ’m a Tramp.” sufficient number of people have registered. day my mail brings me shared with them and any relationship that The reason: In England “ I would say weigh the risks requests for this item. I During the summer months we have a number of -against the benefits,” she said. return it to us by April 26. might lead to intimacy. a “ bum” is slang for outdoor activities of interest. The outdoor picnics have had to mimeograph We believe that the loving Abby, can this situation “derrlere,” which is “ If you must use the pill, don’t it to meet the demand. have been traditional and will continue this summer use it for long, no more than Rve memories they have be corrected? If so, please French for “ tuchis,” with the first Thursday at 11; 45 a.m. We will also have I am not complaining. shared with you, their tell me now. which is Yiddish for years. The many responses I ' outdoor games available. friends, would be the most WANTS TO LOVE AGAIN “ fanny,” which is slaifig “ Generally, I would recommend have received from grate­ Outdoor games will also be available throughout the that a younger woman try to use treasured gift they could for backside. summer. All you need to do is stop' into the office to ful readers who have used receive; therefore, we DEAR WANTS: Go M OVIE BUFF .another form of birth controL*’ this invitation more than Mrs. Alan J. Tager Mrs. Gregg M. Berkley Mrs. Edmund Fellows pick up the equipment for jarts, badminton and ' Different advice was ghren ^ request that no other gift back to the plastic sur­ horseshoes. If you’re interested in forming teams at a compensate for the work be sent.” geon who performed the If you put o ff writing Dr. John A.H. Lee, who was a s k ^ involved; scheduled time, leave your name in the offlce. operation and see what he letters because you don’t the same question. Lee, a skin “The children of Iver The trip schedule is as follows; cancer expert, is professor of D EAR ABBY: About 10 has to say. If you cannot know what to say, send for and Helen Dahl invite you years ago, when I was a return to the original Abby’s complete booklet 4 June 15 — Coachlight "Brigadoon” — bus will leave Tager-Borgida Berkley-Boland Fellows-Frankovitch epidemiology at the University of to celebrate with them the from Pic & Save parking lot at 10:45 a.m. and will Washington School of Public newlywed, after noticing doctor (or do not want to ), on letter-writing. Send $2 return to Manchester by 4; 35 p.m. 50th wedding anniversary how much my husband consult with a board- and a long, stamped (37 Jill Susan Borgida, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Theresa Boland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Frankovitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Health in Seattle. He led a of their parents. A recep­ June 19 — Wildwood, N.J. — bus will leave from the admired ladies with large certified plastic surgeon cents), self-addressed en­ Charles A. Borgida of 175 Grissom Road, and Alan Robert J. Boland of 31 Plymouth Lane and Gregg Brunuis Zavickas of 80 Cottage St. and Edmund symposium on melanonna at the Pic & Save parking lot at 6; 30 a.m. tion will be held May 7, at 2 breasts, I went to a plastic eand get his opinion. velope to Abby, Letter Joseph Tager, son of Mrs. Mildred Tager of Munroe Berkley of Attleboro, Mass., son of Mr. and Fellows, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fellows of recent First World Conference p.m., at the Almhurst Bloomfield and the late George Tager, were married Mrs. Gilbert H. Berkley of North Falmouth, Mass., June 28 — Radio City in New York — bus will leave Cancers of the Skin. surgeon and had mine Your original implants Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Manchester, were married May 28 at South United Country Club. enlarged (silicone Hollywood, Calif. 90038. May 29 in a 6 p.m. ceremony at Temple Beth Sholom. were married May 14 in St. Bartholomew Church. Methodist Qhurch. from Community Baptist Church parking lot <: 30 a.m. “ I don’t know that I would advise may have to be replaced. Will return to Manchester at 7 p.m. A waiting list is Rabbi Richard Flavin, Rabbi Leon Wind and Cantor The Rev. Martin Schulsky officiated at the high The Rev. Laurence Hill performed the ceremony. aganst use of the birth control being taken. Israel Tabatsky officiated at the double ring mass and double ring ceremony. Harry Carr was Susan Frankovitch of Manchester was maid of honor. pill,” hesaid,in light of the finding. ceremony. David Aimond was organist. The bride organist. The bride was given in marriage by her July 16 — Boston Red Sox trip — sign up date and “ There is the matter of risks and Bridesmaids were Chris Fellows and Pam Stratton of UPl photo was given in marriage'by her parents. parents. price to be announced. benefits, of trade-offs. Bad breath remedy needed Manchester and Liz Toiisano of East Hartford. August 23 — Bronx Zoo in New York. Trip cost: $16. Judith Freedman of East Hartford, cousin of the Gail Boland Osier of Fayetteville, N.Y., sisterofthe John Stratton of Manchester was best man. Ushers “ I would be most concerned that Sign up July 13, 9:30 a.m. Paloma Picasso models $42,550 worth of jewelery she bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary were Peter Frankovitch and Charlie Frankovitch of she be sensitized tojhe early signs One day local trips on the center buses will also be designed. She shows ‘lightning bolt’ earrings, dog collar Terry-Jean Goldberg of West Hartford, sister of the Boland Beebe of Manchester, cousin of the bride; Manchester and Michael Frankovitch of Rockville. of melanoma she could spot it at an ran this summer. The schedule will be announced next groom; Shelley Schulman of Windsor, sister of the Mary Belanger Stark and Mary Anne Britton, both of After a reception at Jesters Court in Manchester the early stage. And that she had a necklace, zigzag bracelet and dome ring, all in pave when nothing seems to help week. groom; Barbara Brezel of Cromwell, cousin of the Manchester; Karen Croake of Southington, and couple left on a wedding trip to the Poconos. doctor wh6 knew that, too.” diamonds and pliilinum 18-karat gold. bride; Deborah Lipman of Rocky Hill, Lori Shulkin of Christine Colby of Providence, R.I, Jessica Osier, of The lunch program will operate on Thursdays only Lee said when melanoma is The bride attended Manchester High School. She is DEAR DR. LAMB: Cranston, R.I., both friends of the bride, and Mindy Fayetteville, niece of the bride, was flower girl. for the next two weeks. Coffee will be made available caught at the early stage no one P.O. Box 1551, Radio City employed by Meadows Convalescent Home. The Why can’t doctors do Goldberg of West Hartford, niece of the groom. Heidu Gary J. Berkley of North Attleboro, brother of the in the dining room for those who choose to bring their Station, New York, N.V; groom is a graduate of Manchester High School and is should die from it. He said a mole something about bad Goldberg of West Hartford, niece of the groom, was groom, was best man. Ushers were Leon Gale of lunch. The summer lunch program starting June 20 •that enlarges or changes color 10019. employed by Hamilton Standard. They will make breath? You are told that flower girl. Plainville, Mass., cousin of the groom, Robert Wilber will operate four days a week, every week day but often marks the early stage of their home in Vernon. JBVvelty designer mouthwash won’t solve Your Health Seth Mayer of Bloomfield, friend of the groom, was of North Attleboro, John Mount of Thoms River. N.J., ’Thursdays. DEAR DR. LAMB: I melanoma. the problem and only, best man. Ushers were Adam Borgida of Manchester, and Richard Rader of North Attleboro.'Jason Osier of am-sore 1 read ftrydor; - He sugiMted peo|l masks the odor temporar­ brother of the bride; Michael Goldberg of West Fayetteville, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: 9 Lawrwice Lamb, M.O. coluiM that If a man pa$t ' control pfltsbouldbedii___ ily, but even that is more Hartford, brother-in-law of the groom; Myron After a reception at the Hotel Sonesta in Hartford, lor such changes. WhCtf 35 Wants children Be Idfrifl Picasso; than I have been able to Schulman of Windsor, brother-in-law of the groom; the couple left on a wedding trip. They will make their Thought Monday: 7:30 a.m., golf league at Manchester "ir should take some vttam-^ hoted, the next stsB ’.fs U' _ get from seeing countless Lee Tager of Bloomfield, cousin of the groom; home in North Falmouth. Country Club; 10 a.m. bingo; 10:15 a.m., nutrition ins to keep his sperm' 7 Boctor who is able to inteiyret „ „ doctors. Christopher Duffy of Cromwell and Andrew Lieber- The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School class; 12:30 p.m., pinochle; bus pick up at 8 a.m. m count up. W ill you please meaning of the alterations, L First I went to my J man of Bloomfield, friends of the groom; Scott and Roger Williams College, Bristol, R.I. The groom return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. said. cancer with myoclonal solved cases are caused tell me what they should my work not art dentist, which you often Dr. Kelly’s Insignia Freedman of Storrs, cousin of the bride. Jason is a graduate of North Attleboro High School, Tilton ’Tuesday; 9 a.m., shopping bus; 10 a.m., square A bleeding mole is a third sign antibodies, why can’ttbey by a change in body take and for how long? Dr. Howard A. Kelly was in the habit of wearing a recommend doing. He is a Schulman of Windsor, nephew of the groom, was ring Academy, Tilton, N.H., and Roger Williams College. dancing; bus returns from shopping 12:30 p.m. but Lee said it is foolish to wait for care bad breath? I ’d be chemistry.. The odor button with a question mark on it. He had bought them great dentist but he had bearer. He is employed as construction supervisor for Wednesday: 9 a.m., health clinic by appointment; that. By Lee Comegys Salk), Miss Picasso, 34, was given interested In your re­ comes from internal DEAR READER: You and given them out by the hundreds. Dr. Kelly, being a nothing to offer for my After a reception at the temple, the couple left on a Lawrence Lynch Corp. in Falmouth. 10 a.m., friendship circle; pinochle games; 12:30 .1 ’Two percent of cancers in the United Press International the Spanish name for “ dove” after sponse and so would a lot chemical reactions, just have confused something. Christian Physician used the button with a question foul mouth. He said my wedding trip to Bermuda. They will make their home p.m., bridge games; 1 p.m., arts and crafts class; bus United States are accounted for by Picasso's birds of peace. She spent of others with the same as a patient with liver If a man at any age is on a mark as a springboard for a conversation on Christ. A teeth were perfect, so in Rocky Hill. pick up at 8 a.m. return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. melanoma. The kind Ur. Holly NEW YORK — Paloma Picasso her childhood in the south of problem. disease may have a balanced diet that pro­ stranger would ask “ What does that question mark were my gums and I was The bride is a graduate of Boston University School Thursday: 9 a.m., orchestra rehearsal; 11:45 a.m., found possibly associated with says she probabiy became a France. “ fruity odor,” or diabetic vides the RDA (recom­ mean. Dr. Kelly?” And the good doctor would reply very fortunate. of Nursing and is employed as a registered nurse at outdoor picnic; hot dogs, salads, beans, ice cream, prolonged use of birth control pills jewelry designer to rebel against She was first fascinated with DEAR READER: Doc­ an odor like alcohol, mended daily dietary allo­ with these words “ What is the greatest thing in the Next I went to the ear, Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford. The groom is attending Bangladesh has the highest population density of beverage; outdoor games after lunch. Bus pick up 10 is known as a superficial spreading all the peopie who asked; “ Are you jewelry when, as a little girl, she tors can treat bad breath which can also occur with wance) of vitamins and U World?" Knowing that they were speaking to a nose and throat specialist Southern Connecticut State University and is any country in the world with 521 persons per square a.m., return after lunch and games. type. It stays in the outermost going to be a painter iike your would sit before her mother’s — when they know what fasting and very low car­ minerals he cannot in­ Physician some would say “ Health is the greatest and he said my sinuses employed as a mental health worker at Mt. Sinai mile, according to the United Nations Demographic Friday; 9 a.m., cribbage, chess and checkers; 10 layers of the skin for a long time. father?” jewelry box and finger shiny causes it. And many cases bohydrate diets. A better crease his sperm count by thing.” Others would answer that money was the were clear, there was Hospital. Yearbook. That is a characteristic that “ At first, 1 only wanted to sign baubles. are caused by dental method of breath analysis taking additional greatest. a.m., bingo; 12:45 p.m., setback games; bus pick upat nothing in my throat and 8 a.m. return at noon and 3 p.m. makes.it easily treated by surgery JPalom a,’ not ‘Picasso,’ ” she says A t 15, she was dabbling in problems or sinus disease to detect small amounts of vitamins. “ No,” the good doctor would reply. The biggest he had no suggestions. when spotted in the very early of her jew elry line. “ I suppose it jewelry design and making draw­ and stili others from inter­ odoriferous gases is in . Vitamin A is important question in the world is; WHAT DO YOU TH IN K OF So I went to my regular TUESDAY PINOCHLE SCORES: Maude Custer stages, according to Lee. was a way of going against my ings she tried to sell to her father, nal diseases. You did the order and should be used. to sperm cell develop­ CHRIST? Then he would give his testimony of what doctor who is a specialist EngagedSents 808, Betty Daniel 765, Ullian Lewis 762, Amelia Dr. Holly’s study involved 87 father’s image. But of course the noticing he aiways sold his work. right thing but sometimes There is much to be done ment but that should come Christ, the Great Physician meant to him. in internal medicine and Anastasia.761, Paul Ottone 758, Helena Gavella 757 Washington state women, ranging name always came up.” But, frustrated by her father’s the real cause is obscure. to improve the situation. fromt he diet in the Though Dr. Kelly was a busy man, helping to meet told him my problem — as John Gaily 756, Mine Reuther 754, Mabel Loomis 75l! in age from 37 to 74. The women In a throaty French accent. Miss fame, she stopped both pursuits for Of course, a person can . Meanwhile, I am send­ recommended amounU. N the needs of his patients, he always had time to give if hecouldn’tsm ellit. Who Bruno-Kalos were diagnosed as suffering bom Pican o, who'^tww lives in New a time. have bad breath because ing you The Health Letter Large doses won’t im­ Culleton-Greene testimony of the Saviour. How about you? The couldn’t? He took some he sleeps with his mouth prove matters and cad WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE SCORES: Harry Pospi- malignant melanoma betwaM Y W f and deo igna forTiffany&Co., Then she designed jewelry for a 9-4, Halitosis: The Breath greatest question you will ever face is “ What think ye blood tests and X-rays and cause other problems. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bruno of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cul- sal 649, John Gaily 641, Bill Stone 614, Mabel 1978 and i$T9. - rejects the notion her jew elry is art friend’s play. Because of her open. Others don’t know Problem and What to Do of Christ?” and all eternity, for you, depends on your said he could find nothing South Windsor announce the en­ leton of 185 Green Road announce 593, Grace Windsor 580, Martin Bakstan 559, Annette ’The epidemiologist and W k aliidi casts aside pretensiona of name, the designs were written up they should brash their About It, to tell you what is Vitamin E is useful in answer! in a newspaper. wrong and it must be from tongue and some people currently known. Others animal because they have gagement of their daughter, Linda the engagement of their daughter, Hillery 551, Arvid Peterson 543. associates, Noel S. Weiss aiM beti!^ an artist. something I eaV But ‘ ’It was ridiculous, really,” she think have bad breath who want this issue can a different metabolic sys­ Marie Bruno, to Stephen Mark Eileen Mary Culleton of Miami, Jonathan lift, also from the what? “ Art has a use but it is only as says. “ They could have said I did whey they don’t. That is a send 75 cents with a long, tem than we do. There is Kalos, sonof Mr. andMrs. PeterN. Fla., to Philip Greene of Miami, N Helen University of California’s S8n In this day when they being looked at. I ’ve always done the cushions for the play, which psychological problem. stamped, self-addressed no evidence it helps men Kalos of 127 Porter St. son of Mrs. Paulette Maestre of „ Failor Hardacre 4,920, Helen Bensche 4,480, Grace Gibbs Francisco Department of Epide­ can transplant hearts, put Church of the Nazarene 4,120, Ruth Search 3,390. things that you can carry with you. was true — there were 52.” But you have a point. I envelope for it to me, in with their sperm count or Fort Worth, Texas. miology and International Health, in artificial hearts, treat The bride-elect is a graduate of interviewed the 87 women, asking I ’m a jew elry designer, not an think many of the un­ care of this newspaper. sexual performance. South Windsor High School and The bride-elect is a graduate of about pill use and reproductive artist,” she said in a recent MISS PICASSO completed train­ Manchester Community College. Mount St. Joseph Academy and history. interview. ing in jewelry design in 1969, then She is employed by Rosenberg, ’ Elmira College, N.Y. She is Town The women’s histories were designed for her friend Yves St. Barnett, Sattin and Kardon P.C. employed as a medical informa­ compared with those of863 women, THE PETITE JETSE’TTER, her Laurent and later for Zolotas in Parents, teenagers, and trust: tion specialist for the pharmaceut­ lips painted bright red, was Greece. The prospective bridegroom is a . a random sample, from the same ical division of Merck and Com­ dressed in characteristically bold She describes her Tiffany line, graduate of East Catholic High area. pany Inc. The prospective haute couture; shocking pink which runs from an amethyst ring School and Saint Anselm College. phenomenon, why they work in our society and bow Dr. Holly said she found more bridegroom is the creative style Friends conduct drive blouse with broad shoulders over a at $950 to a topaz pendant neckiace He is a warehouse manager for they attract devotees. He will also speak about .women with superficial spreading director for Peter of London Inc. in short black velvet skirt; black iace at $55,000, as bold, colorful and where must lines be drawn? Manchester Friends of the Library will conduct its prevention. melanoma had taken birth control Columbia Business Systems Inc. Miami. X stockings, spiked heels and a black first membership drive from Monday through pills for five years or longer, “ voluptuous." An Oct. IS wedding is planned at pillbox hat. Saturday at M aiy Cheney and Whiton Memorial compared with women who did not After her father’s death in 1973, St. Margaret Mary Church in A September wedding is ) But the “ celebrity child,” who DEAR DR. BLAKER: I gift. she devoted much of her time to Linda Marie Bruno South Windsor. libraries. Spending July In France have the cancer. planned. has been listed on the International assembling the family-owned col­ have a terrible time set­ Ellen Morse, membership chairman,, will have Her report said the increased Find out more about Best Dressed List and hobnobs lection of his work for the Musee ting limits on my 16-year- committee members staffing both iibraries during 'cancer rates were even more sexuality in your senior Jill Ann Bycholski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter with the nightciub crowd, is Picasso, whose opening in Paris old son. He is basically a Ask the week. The schedule at Mary Cheney is: Monday pronounced among women who years. Write for Dr. Blak- Bycholski of Westminster Road, will live with a forthright about the fact she has been delayed several times. good kid but whenever I and Thursday 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.; . had used the pill for 10 years or er’s newsletter “Sex: considers designing for Tiffanyjs “ It’s horrendous," she said of tell him to be in at a Dr. Blaker ’Tuesday 7 to 8:30 p.m.; and June 11,1 to 3 p.m. fam ily In France in July longer. No effect was found among How old is too old?” Send “ a Job.” While jewelry d e s i^ the fam ily’s frustration wwth the certain time or not to go to Whiton Library; Monday 6 to 8 p.m.; Tuesday and under the NACEL Cultu­ women who had used the pill for Karen Blaker, Ph.D. SO cents and a stamped, ral Exchange Program. entails creativity, she says, it is a delays. “ We’ve been screaming at a certain hangout, he says Wednesday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Thursday 10 a.m. to 1 less than five years. self-addressed envelojiife She will stay with the de them for a long time.” She said that I don’t trust him. p.m. and6to8p.m .; andJunell, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 The scientists also Ibund MglMr to Dr. Blaker in 'care o f Kerhor family in ' incidence of cancer among mm lB out of wedlock to Pablo that when last in Paris, she I thought I trusted him, to 2 p.m. this oewspaper, P.O. Box Bordeaux. who had their first child alter 8 | k r n cisso and painter Francoise “ preferred not to ask” when the but maybe I don’t. Should Membership dues are $1 for students or senior 475, Radio City Station, Sabine cfn Kerhor Oilot (now the wife of Dr. Jonas doors would open. I act as though I trust him citizens; $2 for general membership; $5 for family ao. own defense but not really New York, N.Y. 10019. stayed with the By­ even when I think he something small — membership; $10 for business or institutional smart enough to act in Write to Dr. Blaker at cholski fam ily in July of needs parental guidance maybe even just a card — membership or an associate membership; $25 for^ their own best interest. the above address. The 1981. Miss Bycholski is a and authority? that was purchased with sustaining members and $100 for patron membership. Otherwise, why would volume of mail prohibits student at East Catholic her own hard-earned Tips on finding famiiy roots D EAR READER: Con­ they still need parents? money? personal replies, but ques­ High and has .studied Women’s club elects officera tinue setting limits and Keep up the good work. This way you are only tions of.general interest 4 French for two years. will be discussed in future Families are still *Bv TorrI Latimer vide geographical information and The Geneaiogical Society of the don’t let him intimidate encouraging her to feel DEAR DR. BLAKER: columns. needed to host French United P re u International dates. LDS church offers free assistance you into giving him more like a big spender when Edith Muse of Manchester has been elected I My daughter gave me an Dr. Blaker is currently « teenagers who will be “ Journals or old photographs either the American, freedom than he is ready she really should be set­ president of the Business and Professional Women’s For a fascinating experience, try to handle. expensive hat from an Involved in a project ana­ ™ coming to this country, are also good tools in tracking European or General Correspon­ ting her expenditure sight Club of Hartford for the coming year. reconstructing your family tree. exclusive men's store. lyzing people’s secrets. If also for the month of down history,” Mrs. Sperry said. dence Division, 50 E. North Tem­ When he accuses you of to match her income. And Petra Sherer of Manchester was named to the ' “Genealogy records can often Armed with specific names and not trusting him (and She spent way too much you are setting yourself you would like to help, Board of Directors of the club. Juljf; Students pay their ple, Salt Lake City, Ugah, 84150, or I turn up stories as interesting as the dates, you can then go to a public phoning 801-531-2531. therefore of not really money on it. In addition, it up to be angry about send your secret to her at own airfare, bring their The club, a non-profit organization, has awarded book. The Thornbirds,” said Mi­ library with a starting point for loving him), refuse to looks terrible on my head. SECRETS, Newspaper own spending money anything she might buy. more than $81,000 in scholarships to students and has riam Crowley of the New York research. Most libraries have Lyman also suggested reading argue about the issue of If you decide to change Enterprise Association, also made donations to local hospitals and civic and speak English. I don’t know what to do. Public Library. “ People are start­ either in-house or inter-loan access various publications specifically trust. Say something like, your policy, do it far in 200 Park Ave., New.York, agencies. Those interested in be­ I ’m angry because she in g to be more curious about their to thousands of documents such as written to aid historical research. “ Trust isn’t at issue here. advance of a gift-giving N.Y. 10166. Any use of this ing host families should spent money that I gave Jill A. Bycholski •lineage and the history that goes consensus recorita and baptism One such is The Genealogical You have to work tomor­ occasion. She will need information will be kept call Suzi Smith in Can- her to buy presents to get Program set on cultism ton, 693-8549. with it.” certificates, u w tf as volumes on Helper, an independent magazine row and that’s why we plenty of notice to plan her conftdential. But Susan Sperry of the library’s sgedfic famdy Mttories. based in Logan, Utah. want you in the house by me something I dittai’t Genealogical Division, said you The Choreh of Jesus Christ of “ Another source is the Library midnight.” want and couldn’t use. Is Blood donors to be honored there a way out? COVENTRY — A program on destructive cultism can start digging up fam ily roots at Latier-Bay Ssints headquartered of Congress in Washington, D.C., When your teen-ager DDSs, DMDb, DCs, OVMB, JD«, MDs wiii Iw sponsored by Prince of Peace Lutheran HARTFORD — Three Manchester residents will be home. She suggeste asking famiiy hr Salt twke City, Utah, has one of which houses extensive records charges that you don’t Herald photo by Pinto purch . Route 31, Monday at 7:30 p.m. Speakers will Biembers, particularly graiid|Kfr> tbW ' most extensive genealogy DEAR READER: For Hall of Fame Red C i ^ available to the public,” Lyman trust him, you can turn Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising l » Joan Carol Ross and Dr. Robert E. Scbecter blood donor recognition program at St n*rAni-ia ents or other older reiatftreirfl- (iBTffle* in the world t- moretluui said. that accusation around now, merely exchange the to professionals in the medical, dental, Passing the gavel Both shakers are associated with the American Hospital School of Nursing. They are- GeoraeBlak.!!? write down personal history daUl4 tSAjlM bound vohimes and one Visiting the hometown of a and say, “ And you don’t hat for something you do health-care, legal and animal-care fields. Family Foundation which is recognized internation­ EUie Drive; Eugene Griffin of RadcSSl S t ? ^ ^ d “ Great Uncle George probably • miBlM rollls of microfilm. distant relative could lead to the trust me if you think I ’m want and tell her it didn’t Our service effectively reaches individuals fit. Alfred Lange, second from right, newly ally as resource organization on destructive cults and -knows all kinds of things about “ We receive thousands of letters discovery of ancestral grave­ doing this because Ixlon’t in the privacy of their homes and is in Looking on, from left, are Eileen Dalton, the use of mind control technologies. SfonSonore"'"'” ^^^^^ your family,” said Mrs. Sperry. yearly requesting information,” care about you. I love you, installed president of Chapter 604 of the yards, homes and businesses, or keeping with the dignity of your profession. secretary; Marietta Hammond, treas­ Ms. Ross, who spent six years in a cult, will use her “ Pick bis brain! ” said Lyman Platt, Senior Refer­ even local relatives. you see. It isn’t easy, but I In the future, however, Ja’i^ ^ M d K S S r**** Greater Hartfonl Please have your office telephone me if American Association of Retired Per­ personal experience to iliustrate recruitment, indoc­ Other information can be found ence Consultant for the church’ s Lyman said whatever the me­ love you and that’s why you might want to rethink urer, and Rita Bowler, vice president. M d ^ i ™ ® established by BiU you’d like to discuss our unique program. sons, tries out his gavel on the hand of The installation dinner was at Vito’s trination and conversion techniques, daily life in a cult and. Helen Savitt to honor blo^ donors givina 10 by looking in an old trunk or attic Genealogical Society. “ We have thod used to obtain information, I'm making this rule.” your policy of giving her and deprogramming issues. closet. Many familiro keep certifi­ researchers throughout the world Teen-agers are sophisti­ money to buy you a retiring president, Richard Colbert. Restaurant in Bolton. carefully record the data and be C all Sue Dr. Schecter wili present an overview of the cult Chapter areS”"^® ” Hartford R^ Crass cates, marriage papers or letters adding information continually to specific when putting requests in cated enough to be able to present. Wouldn’ t you be with postmarks which could pro­ our collection.” writing. argue smartly in their happier if she bought 643-9632 t H - MANCHKSTKH HKRALD, Siiliirdiiv. Juno 4. 1983 MANCHKSTKH HERALD, Suturdiiy, Juno 4. 198.1 — 15 t~MACC News------Convalescent home patients need visitors SPORTS

Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff WE DISCOVERED a number of factors but they are for the most part, functioning as a including, as far as possible, these men and at the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. influence volunteer involvement in convalescent member of a church group committed to such women in our life together as a community. It appears Saturdays. homes. ministry. THANK YOU’S Mets lose Bam by; Many people are very uncomfortable making a What happened to the convalescent home • We’ve just received our first and second commitment to one on one visitation with an auxiliaries? As a structure they just faded away contribution for the Interfaith Day Camp from By Nancy Carr elderly patient knowing that the patient does and disappeared. And what happened to Pastoral Virginia Prior and Ethel Robb. Ethel has been Executive Director become dependent on the volunteer's offer and Care? At the end of 1982 we came to the end of our providing funds to send children to camp for Howard signs on promise of being a friend. previous funding arrangement and we found it years. So has Jeanne Low. I suspect it may be as Someone asked me again the othfer day what Most people are reluctant to make such a necessary to end the position of part time pastoral educators, they understand just a bit better than ever happened to the convalescent home LOS ANGELES (UPI) - George from a heart ailment which long-term commitment. They are much more care worker at the Meadows. the rest of us what youngsters need. Thank you Bamberger, saying he didn’t want resulted in bypass surgery in the auxiliaries. Convalescent home auxiliaries were ladies. And just a reminder that $18 sends a child willing to push a cheer cart, play cards, be Closing the program was not so much a decision to “ suffer any more,” resigned as spring of 1980. He contemplated programs developed in 1978 out of our CETA to camp for a week, including his/her bus involved in group activities than to become that it was no longer needed. Indeed we would manager of the New York Mets resigning during the season last based research projects in Manchester convales­ involved in a one to one relationship. transportation, meal and snacks. cent homes. provide a pastoral care worker tomorrow if we Friday night and was replaced by year but decided to stick it out and Most of those who were willing to become Thanks also to Arline Maver for her contribu­ had the funds, but a shift in MACC priorities. coach Frank Howard. the Mets finished last, 27 games out They were designed to directly serve patients tion to FISH of Manchester. involved in convalescent home activities were The announcement was made of first place in the NL East. The and at one time over 80 volunteers were involved Thanks to the Chairgroup for their donation to church based. Their commitment to service in the BY 1982 WE WERE straining every nerve and prior to the Mets’ game against the club has not had a winning record in operating cheer carts at Crestfield, Fenwood, homes was based in their faith commitment. channeling almost all our resources into meeting help a young person through the Human Needs Meadows East and Meadows South, showing Dodgers at a hastily called news since 1976 and has finished in last There have always been church groups visiting just plain basic human needs for food, clothing Fund. conference at Dodger Stadium. place in four of the last six seasons. "once a month" movies, providing "talking the convalescent homes. and shelter. Thanks to Godfrey Gourley for welcome gift. books” to blind patients. The last-place Mets lost a 14-inning Prior to the assignment with the INTERFAITH DAY CAMP We had hoped to better organize these efforts game Thursday night to the Mets, Bamberger had served as So that’s what happened to our Pastoral Care At this point, our campers outnumber the Other volunteers helped transport patients to and supplement them, but in fact volunteers hung Dodgers to fall to 16-30, lO'-li games manager of the Milwaukee Brew­ program and the auxiliaries. counselors 2 to 1. If you are between 14 and 80, religious services, called Bingo and a few, never in longer and were, with some notable exceptions, out of first place in the National ers in the American League from In house we still encourage one another to visit please consider spending the weeks of July 5 and many, signed up forone to one visitation. We were more reliable when they were working together League East. 1978 through the final 92 games of and be involved with our hidden Manchester July 11 helping 6 to lO-year-olds referred by also providing a 20 hour priest chaplain to as a part of a “ church team effort,” "I made up my mind during the the 1980 season. He piloted the brothers and sisters, almost 900 strong in Manchester Social Workers to have the-time of patients at the Meadows (his other 20 hours were last day in San Francisco (Wednes­ Brewers to a third-place finish in spent at the hospital). convalescent homes. We still remind people that their lives. Call 649-2093 for more information. AGAIN WE DREW some conclusions: volun­ the Meadows is the largest convalescent home on day),’’ Bamberger said. "It was the AL East in 1978 and a By 1980 it was clear that the priest chaplain was teers working as part of a church group had a Your check may be sent to Interfaith Day Camp, my own decision. second-place finish in 1979. needed full time at the hospital but we were able the East Coast and at any given time, between 75 Box 773, Manchester. shared sense of ministry and commitment, a percent and 85 percent of its population are people "Physically, I feel fine and feel Bamberger was stricken with by mid-summer to hire a pastoral care worker at common identity, and a built in support group of NEEDED no effects from the heart opera­ the heart ailment in the spring of placed here from out of town. Still needed — baby clothes and furniture for a the Meadows to both provide one to one visitation other caring people. tions I ’ve undergone. But I feel that 1980, rejoined the club on June 6 but at the Meadows and to bolster up our flagging Many of the out of towners have few, if any, brand new Manchester resident. We are always Volunteers are still visiting in convalescent visitors. We should continue as individuals and as the present situation is too much of announced his retirement on Sept. auxiliary program. homes, still pushing cheer cars and calling Bingo, looking for cribs, so please don’t put yours out in a strain. I had the choice to go church in particular, to reach out to keep the trash. Call us. 6. home and go fishing, and that’s the Howard, the 6-foot-8 giant, man­ one I took." aged the San Diego Padres in the A native of Staten Island, N.Y., 1981 strike-plagued season. The Bamberger was named manager Padres were 23-33 in the first half Calendars of the Mets in 1981 after recovering of the year and finished last. AL roundup Family planning workshop Lutheran Church for the coming week: Monday — 7:30 p.m., Christian education commit­ BOLTON — Catholic Family Services will sponsor tee,' church room. Rice dices Twins two workshops on family planning Sunday and again Tuesday — 8 p.m., Bible study group, church room. on July 10 at 7 p.m. at St. Maurice parish center, 22 Wednesday — 7 p.m., fit and slim diet and exercise Hebron Road. group; 7;45 p.m., Concordia Choir. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Jim tossing his second shutout and The sessions are for engaged or married couples Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group, Rice hit his 11th home run of the second complete game. He had a who want to learn about natural family planning. The church room. season and Wade Boggs had three no-hitter for 5 2-3 innings before introductory sessions are free of charge. A fee of $25 is singles Friday night to lead the Ken Griffey sliced a double down charged for couples who want to receive formal Boston Red Sox to a 6- 3 victory the left field line. The only other hit instruction. Call 887-3575 over the Minnesota Twins. off Young was a seventh inning Concert at South Herald photo by Tarquinio Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd, recalled single by Lou Piniella. from Pawtucket of the Interna­ The following events are scheduled at South United MANCHESTER’S MARA WALRATH APPARENTLY SLIDES IN SAFELY TRYING TO SCORE IN SIXTH Here’s Center’s week Methodist Church for the coming week: tional League Tuesday, notched Angels 3, Brewers 0 Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative board. ... but was ruled out as South WindsorcatcherSueWarnertookthethrow and applied tag for the out his first major-league victory. He At Milwaukee, Fred Lynn ho- The following ecvents are scheduled at Center Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., women’s prayer and study allowed seven hits before giving mered and Reggie Jackson had a Congregational Church for the coming week: group. way to Bob Stanley with two on and two-run single to support Ken Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir; 6:30 p.m., Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., crafts group; 7' 30 p m none out in the'seventh. Stanley Forsch’s six-hit pitching Friday sacred dance group. Federation room; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir rehearsal; adult Bible study. notched his 11th save. night and lead the Californ'a diaconate, Robbins Room. Friday 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m., pianist David Rice clubbed his solo homer 414 Angels to a 3-0 victory over .he Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral Morse in concert Manchester rocks Windsor feet into the seats in left center Milwaukee Brewers. room. field with one out in the seventh for It was the first time Milwaukee Thursday — prudential board, Robbins Room. By Len Auster Manchester and Southington more catcher Sue Warner lined the Red Sox’ final run. was shut out since July 8. 1982. Herald Sportswrlter in rightfield. She snagged a are familiar foes, having met a three-run homer over center- liner by Warner in the third and Boggs’ third single of the game, Week at the Citadel four of the last five years in fielder Patty Wojnarowski's turned it into an inning-ending, with the bases loaded in the fifth, Orioles 3, Blue Jays 2 There was to be a lot of rockin’ post-season play. The Blue Blessing at St. Mary’s The following events are scheduled at the Salvation head. Wojnarowski, on the doubleplay. scored Dwight Evans and gave At Baltimore, pinch hitter John Army for the coming week: and rollin’ at the Manchester Devils, two-time defending toughest hit for an outfielder — Boston a 5-2 lead. Shelby drew a bases loaded walk High senior prom Friday night And in the fifth with a runner St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Park Street will champs who’ve won four of the a liner right at her — got a poor at second and two out, Brown Gary Allenson singled in Bos­ from reliever Joey McLaughlin in Tuesday — 1:30 p.m.. Home League; 6 p.m., Y.P. at The Colony in Vernon. last five Class LL champion­ have a blessing of pets and their owners Sunday at 9 band; 7 p.m., senior songsters; exercise group* 8 jump on the ball. quickly gathered in a shot by ton’s first run off loser A1 Williams. the ninth inning Friday to give the And five had extra special ships, whipped the Indians in a.m. on the Church Street lawn. p.m., senior band; friendship circle. She more than atoned for it Schaffner to right and gunned to 2-7, in the second inning and Jerry Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 victory The liturgy will include music and choirs. cause to celebrate. the state finals a year ago, 10-1. later. Her grand slam in the Remy had an RBI single in the over the Toronto Blue Jays. Wednesday — 6:15 p.m., Y.P. singing company 7 They were senior members of first for the inning’s final Refreshments will be served. At7:30a.m. and 10a.m. p.m.. sunbeams; guards; boys club. The clubs met in the semifinals bottom of the fifth inning third to open a 2-0 lead. Rick Dempsey and Aurelio Ro­ the Manchester High girls’ putout. That saved a certain the holy eucharist will be celebrated in the church. in 1978 and '81 and in the capped an Indian six-run rally run. The Twins tied it 2-2 with two driguez singled to start the inning softball team that vanquished quarterfinals in '79. The match­ that wiped out a 3-2 deficit. "You either get out of the runs in the third on RBI singles by and A1 Bumbry walked to load the South Windsor High, 8-3, in a up means the Indians will go “ I told the kids we came back inning or get into big trouble,” Gary Ward and Kent Hrbek. bases. Shelby, batting for Lenn CIAC State Tournament Class against stellar Southington Church women Install officers against a class team," said Faignant said. "Toby has been Boston pulled ahead 4-2 in the Sakata, then coaxed another walk LL East Region semifinal Fri­ hurler Julie Bolduc— again. Sunday school closes Faignant, who settled her club playing rightfield three years fourth. Tony Armas and Boggs led to force in the winning run. The Emanuel Church Women will have their annual day afternoon at Fitzgerald “ As fine an athlete as that, down after the Bobcats got off to for us and she played terrifi- off with singles and Carl Yast- The following events are scheduled at Emanuel meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Officers will be elected Field. you have to give her all the Tigers 12, Rangers 1 the quick start. cially out there today.” rzemski singled in Armas. Dave Lutheran Church for the coming week: and installed. Susan Plese will speak and refresh­ "This is celebration day for credit in the world,” said At Arlington, Enos Cabell drove Manchester scored twice in Manchester kept knocking on Stapleton followed with a single to Sunday — 9:45 a.m., closing of Sunday school ments will be served by the executive board. All us,” said Manchester Coach Faignant of Bolduc, "W e’re in three runs with three doubles the bottom of the first to draw the door, threatening in the load the bases and Boggs scored classes, youth bake sale; 11 a.m., confirmation: 7 women of the church are invited ' Mary Faignant, noting the coming to play them. We’ll be and a single and Alan Trammell hit close. Jen Kohut and Wojna­ third and fourth innings but when Allenson hit into a double p.m., Joan Niiler student’s recital. prom. It was a double celebra­ ready for them.” his second homer of the year rowski walked and advanced on coming up empty each time. A play. Monday ■— 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 7:30 p.m., tion for Faignant as she was Manchester, which improved Friday night to spark an 18-hit Summer at Wapping Toby Brown’s slow roller. Lisa double-play put a screeching church council. celebrating her birthday. to 19-1 with the win, had some Christensen whiffed but Mariners 5, Yankees 0 attack that lifted the Detroit Tigers Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard with program on SOUTH WINDSOR — Wapping Community Church “ We always manage to play halt to the fourth. “ It just looked to a 12-1 rout of the Texas Rangers. anxious moments before subdu­ reached first on a passed ball like we were bitten with bad At New York, rookie left-hander UFOs by Bob Bletchman, all retired men of will have a summer program for children kinder­ on or around my birthday, ’’ said ing the CVC champion Bobcats, that also scored Kohut. Wojna­ luck,” said Faignant, "but after Matt Young pitched a two-hitter While Sox 2, Royals 0 community welcome; 4 p.m., cherub and junior garten through grade 9 June 27 through July 1. Faignant, who’ll lead her CCIL who bow out 17-3. South Wind­ rowski danced home on Mara the inning they got the double­ and Ricky Nelson slammed a At Chicago, Jerry Koosman choirs;- 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Church Women annual Children entering kindergarten in the fall, through champs into sequel No. 5 sor, in fact, jumped out to a Walrath’s sacrifice fly to play I told them don’t lose heart, three-run homer in the third inning hurled a three-hitter and Ron meeting, Susan Plese speaker. children in grade 6 will meet daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m against familiar nemesis Sou­ quick 3-0 lead before the Indians center. we’ll come back. And the next Friday night to lead the Seattle Kittle belted his 13th homer of the Wednesday — 7 p.m., MARCH class; 7:30 p.m., Cost is $3 per child or $6 per family. thington High, a 7-0 winner over had time to settle in. Brown, who missed the open­ inning we did.” Mariners to a 5-0 victory over the year to lead the Chicago White Sox Emanuel Choir, youth ministry committee. For young people entering grade 7 through grade 9 Mercy, in a state semifinal Robin Chesky reached on an ing post-season engagement Christensen led off the Man- New York Yankees. to a 2-0 victory Friday night over Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group: 11: 15a.m., care in the fall, five trips are planned during the week. Cost Tuesday afternoon at 3; 30 at a error, losing pitcher Colleen with a sore throat, was a The decision broke a four- game the Kansas City Royals. and visitation; 11:30 a.m., Bible study with bag lunch; is $10 a person. site to be announced. Schaffner walked and sopho­ defensive force for the Indians losing streak for Seattle. 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir. Please see page 16 Koosman. 4-0, struck out three, Call 644-0933 to register. Young, 7-3, walked two and walked none and hit a batter in Friday — 9:30 a.m., TLC for Emanuel, bring struck out a career high eight in sandwich, coffee provided. pitching his 31st career shutout Saturday — 8 p.m., Alcohoiics Anonymous meeting Prayer service set in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. COVEN’i’RY — The Most Rev. Daniel P. Reilly, Noah vs. Wilander Bishop of Norwich, will present an overview of the Bible study at Concordia U.S. (Catholic Bishops’ Peace Pastoral and a prayer service June 13 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Mary’s Church, Herald photo by Pinto The following events are scheduled at Concordia Main Street. The public is invited. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH STEEPLE It’ll be a hair-raising French Open final

Religious services THE PARIS (UPI) — Defending pion, whose mother is English and champion Mats Wilander Sweden ■ I I U father French, was feted as a and Yannick Noah, the flamboyant national hero the past two days for Frenchman with the Rastafarian nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer SPEAKS his quarterfinal upset of top seed Andover day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ School (speaking course), ¥ hairstyle, scored contrasting vic­ meeting. ship service; 7 p.m., evening obson, re

Andy Bean 69-75— 144 Tom Jenkins 70.74___144 Cubs sink B ugs John Mohoffey 71-73— 144 Softball Payne Stewart 7372— 144 CHICAGO (UPI) — Larry Bowa B o ^ Wodkins 72-72— 144 Baseball had a Uiree-nin triple and Bill Camp, 5-4, surrendered four hits Bob Tway 71-74— 14S over six innings to pick up the Gll Morgan 7370— 145 Buckner a three-run homer in an m ik e Tom Purtzer 7371— 145 Baaebaiiatandings eight-run seventh inning Friday to victory with Bedrosian permitting John Fought 7372— 145 four hits in the final three innings Irish Insurance moved Into o tour- Roger Moltble 7372— 145 give the Chicago Cubs a 9-3 victory Fuzzy ZoHler 7373-145 to notch his seventh save. wav tie for first ploce In the Nike AMERICAN LEAGUE over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a , Leooue with o 14-6 victory over Gary Hallberg 7372— 145 (Night gomes not kiduded) game deiayed 54 minutes • by With the score tied 1-1, the Bill Murchison 7370— 145 East Braves went ahead 5-1 by scoring Bobby Clompett 7372— 145 w L IPCt. OB darkness and rain. •L®” 21.*’*’*'.? *^’.?’®- n°*> Donnock hod Peter Oosterhuls 7371— 145 Toronto 27 .y*4 four runs in the third inning off ^ four htls, Jim Keefe three and Randy 20 The Cubs, who sent 11 batters to . Bonribard two tor the winners. John Jimmy Roy 7374— 146 Boston 26 21 .553 1 the plate in the seventh, trailed 3-0 starter and ioser Dave LaPoint, . Toylor smacked o two-run shot and Nick Price 7370— 146 Baltimore 27 22 .551 1 , 4-2. LaPoint waiked Claudeli Wa­ ■ Bob o two-run homer. For Reeds, Dove Tony Sills 7374— 146 New York 26 22 .542 IVa when they loaded the bases on a Rutherford, Wayne Roeers and Scott Jim NeltOrd 71-75— 146 Milwaukee 34 22 .527 2Va walk to Ron Cey and singles by shington and Gienn Hubbard to Goodrich each had two hits. Davk) Ogrln 71-75— 146 Detroit 23 24 .489 4 Keith Moreland and Gary Wood off start the inning and Murphy EASTS ERANK McCOY Stpndinps: Reed 31, Nels Johnson Greg Powers 7371— 146 Cleveland 23 25 .479 m followed with an RBI single to 31, Irish 31, Flo's31, Woshlnoton2-3, Steve Melnyk 71-75— 146 WtBt Larry McWilliams. Rod Scurry, ...and teammates will play Monday Tony's 1-4, Gentle Touch 1-4, BA Club Russ Cochran 7373— 146 California 28 21 .571 _ 2-3, relieved and issued a walk to center. Bob Hom er then d e live r^ Frank Conner 7372-146 Texos 23 24 .489 4 a run-producing double to left and Skeeter Heath 7370— 146 Kansas City 21 22 .488 4 Jody Davis, scoring Cey. Bowa Barry Joeckel 71-75— 146 Oakland 23 26 .469 foilowed with a triple off the Terry Harper followed with an RBI In brief Mike Nlcollette 7372— 146 Chlcogo 22 25 .468 left-field wall, clearing the bases, groundout. Chris Chambliss Rec Chip Beck 7373— 147 Minnesota 22 29 .431 7 capped the inning with an RBI Jerry Pete 71-76-147 Seattle 20 32 .385 9»/a and scored when shortstop Daie ...Porter Cable rode Bob Hayes's three John Adams 7375— 147 Friday's Results , Berra threw wildiy on the relay single to right to knock out hi,** fo o 7-2 decision over Nutmeg at Curt Bvrum 7373— 147 (All Times EDT) throw for an error. LaPoint. Nike. Bob Palozle added two hits for Crelg Stadler 7375— 147- Oakland at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. St. Louis tied the score at 1-1 in *os led by Willie George Archer 7375— 147 Toronto at Boltimore, 7:35 p.m. Mel Hall walked and Ryne East Catholic Cobb s three hits and Tom Carpenter's Bruce Flelsher 7373— 147 Kansas City at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. , mu-. Sandberg singled before Buckner the second when Willie McGee ied pair. Donnie Hammond 7372— 147 Detroit at Texas, 8:35 p.m. off with a ground- rule 4ouble, took ~ Standings: Nassif Arms 54), Hlgh- Victor Regalado 7373— 147 Boston at Minnesota, 8;35p.m. hit a 1-2 pitch off Kent Tekuive for Jondor 31, Main Pub 4-1, MCC Vets 2-3, third on a flyout by Keith Heman- Mosohlro Kuramoto 71-76— 147 California at Milwaukee, 8;30o.m. His fifth homer. draws Bullard -VIttners 2-3, Nelson 2-3, Porter 2-3, Dave Elchelbereer 7375— 147 Seattle ot New York, 8 p.m. The Cubs, who won their third des and scored on a groundout by Nutmeg 35. Eel Florl 7374— 148 Saturday's Games Darreli Rorter. Dave Berr 7373— 148 Seattle (Beattie 63) at New York straight, added a run in the eigjith f The Braves, unbeaten in five Jodie Mudd 7376— 148 (Shirley 2-3), 2 p.m. on three walks and an infield Next action for the East Catholic High baseball ' Women'g Rec Jim Thorpe 7372— 148 Boston (Eckerslev 62) at Minnesota grounder. games against St. Louis this team in the State Tournament CTass L Division will be Bob Glider 7374— 148 (Viola 2-2), 2:15 p.m. i j Lon Hinkle Pittsburgh took a 3-0 iead in the season, took a 1-0 iead in the first on a quarterfinal round clash against Bullard Havens of X-Mart exploded for seven runs In 7374—148 Californio (John 62) at Milwaukee a sacrifice fly by Murphy. the first, and that was all It needed to Mac O'Grady 7372—148 (Augustine 24)), 3:20 p.m. second off Dick Ruthven, 3- 4, who Bridgeport Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock at Ceppa • M e a t Renn's Tavern, 12-4, at Chorter Bill Sander 7373— 148 Kansas City (Splittorff 2-1) at Chicago went the first seven innings. Mike The Cardinals added two runs in Field in Meriden, ast, 18-3, advanced to the round of . Oak. For the winners, Donna Robbins Antonio Cerda 7373— 148 (Bums 2-2), 6:55 p.m. •y the eighth off Bedrosian. Ken eight tlrith a 26-1 pounding of Guilford. Bullard Havens .- fiod EvettoEla hod two hltseoch, Mary Curtis Strange 7376— 148 Oakland (Underwood 62) at Cleveland Easier led off with a walk, went to Boyko doubled twice and Barbara Fink Peter Jacobsen 7376— 148 (Barker 4-4, 7:35 p.m. third on Richie Hebner’s single and Oberkfell led off with a single and advanced in the West Region with'a 13-2 win over ' hod three hits. Renn's was paced by Wally Armstrong 77.71—148 Toronto (Stieb 82) at Baltimore scored on Berra's bloop single. One went to second on an error by left Torrington. The Bridgeport club sports a 14-6 record. Jonof^Whort and Brenda Baltovick Michael Brannon 7374— 148 (Boddicker 2-2), 7:35 p.m. fielder Harper. One out later, w Ih three hits each and Robin Starkel Pot McGowan 7376— 149 Detroit (Retry 62) at Texas (Hough 2- out later, Hebner scored on McWil­ The winner advances to Thursday’s semifinals with two. Bob Shearer 79.70—149 5), 8:35 p.m. liams’ singie and Lee Mazziiii’s George Hendrick belted a 1-2 pitch against the O’Brien Tech-Wilbur Cross winner. The Standings: Tologa 54), J.C. Penney Ray Stewart ’ 71-78— 149 Sunday's Games groundnut brought in Berra. into the left field seats for his state final is Saturday afternoon at a site and time to 3 ) , Hungry Tiger 32, X-Mart 32, B 3 J Jim Colbert 7376— 149 Kansas City at Chicago, 2 eighth home mn. Auto 2-3, Sportsman Cafe 2-3, Renn's Allen Mlllkr 7373— 149 Boston at Minnesota Light rain began falling in the be announced. 1-4,3Pennv Pub 35. Larry Nelson 7373— 149 California at Milwaukee seventh and heavy fog rolled in Ronnie Black 71-78— 149 Oakland at Cleveland Reds I, Astros 1 David Graham 7377—149 Toronto at Baltimore from Lake Michigan even before Phil Hancock 7374— 149 Seattle at New York the game began. Crew chief Doug A t Cincinnati, lefthander Joe. We$t Side Darrell Kestner 7375— 149 Detroit at Texas, night Price pitched a four-hitter and Quinby fares well Mark Lye 7376— 150 Harvey waved the players off the Mark Dumont, John McDermott and NATIONAL LEAGUE Dann Bilardello drove in two runs Botev Cole 7377-150 Herald photo by Tarquinio field at the start of the eighth Manchester High sophomore Alicia Qufaiby, un­ Tom Powers hod two hits each to lead John Cook 7376— 150 (Night games not kiduded) inning snd after a 54-miniite deiay, with a pair of doubles Friday night seeded, reached the Class L quarterfinals before Allied to a 10-6 victory over Elks at Hal Sutton 7377— 150 East to give the Reds a 3-1 victory over Pagonl. Wayne Johnson went 3tor3 Steve Hort 77-73-150 c. . . W L Pet. GB play was resumed. bowing out of the state tournament Wednesday at • with a triple, Steve Efrano had three St. Louis 26 19 .578 — the Houston Astros. ^ t t Hoch 7376-158 Top athletes at M HS cited Bill Campbell took the mound for Wilton High. Quinby, who won two earlier matches, hits and Bob Boucher had two for the Montreal 24 21 .533 2 losers. Lon Nielsen 7374— 150 Philadelphia 20 22 .476 4Vj Chicago at the start of the eighth Price, 4-2, struck out six and tell to No. 2 seed Dina Cocoza of Warde H i^ of John Chaffee 7373150 walked two in posting bis third Mark McNulty 7375—150 Chlcogo 20 28 .417 7'/2 and pitched hitiess reiief as the Fairfield 6-3,6-4...Two members of the East Catholic Pittsburgh 18 27 .400 8 The annual Manchester High Letter complete game of the season. Joe Joey Rassett 77-73— 150 Pratt Award as best girl athlete in senior Pirates dropped their fourth High girls’ softball team have been named to the Bruce Devlin 77-73— 150 New York 16 30 .348 lOVj Niekro, 3-5, struck out three and "Charter Oak West Winner’s Banquet was held Thursday class; Mike LeTourneau, Wilfred Clarke straight and feli into fifth piace in all-HCC team. Third baseman Martha Barter and Mike Holland 7378— 150 walked one in six innings and took Thomas Lehman 77-73— 150 Los Angeles 34 14 .708 — night at the Army & Navy Club. The top the N L East behind the Cubs. ;■ Monchester Pizza belted out 19 hits In Atlanta 32 17 .653 2'/j Scholar-Athlete Award; Rear: Kevin the loss. shortstop Stacey Simmons, both Juniors, were named mefrtlng Arm y & Navy by o 1311 count DM not oualltv to the all-conference team. East was co-champ for the ,.qt Fitzgerald Field. George Coppolla, Mike Reid 77-74— 151 San Francisco 27 22 .551 7Vj four awards and their winners were; (l-r) Brophy, Gus Guadino Award as top Doubles by Ron Oester and San Diego 22 26 .458 12 Braves 5, Cards 3 second year in a row...Former EastCatholiediamond , Joe Mossollnl had three hits apiece to Lee Eldw- 7372-151 Front: Shana Hopperstead, scholar- Bilardello gave the Reds a 1-0 lead "iM d Manchester. Teammates John Pat Lindsey 7376— 151 Cincinnati 22 28 .4 « 13 male athlete in senior class. /I At Atlanta, Rick Camp and Steve performer Mike Falknwski finished his sophomore Houston 22 29 .431 13'/j in the second inning. Cincinnati ■ J*'®*uolf> Tony Powell, Kevin Morse, Rod Nuckolls 7373151 athlete award; Patty Wojnarowski, Pam Bedrosian combined on an eight- season at Seton Hall University with a .286 battiM . Bill Hart and Ted Clifford added two Fred Gibson 7376— 151 Friday's Results made it 2-0 in the fourth when Thomas Gray 80-71— 151 Chlcogo 9, Pittsburgh 3 hitter and Daie Murphy drove in average. Falkowski was utilized at several positions hits each. Including o double and triple Houston at Cincinnati, night Bilardello’s second double, a drive ' by Clifford. Som Harrison singled Sammy Rachels 7375— 151 two runs Friday night to pace the during the course of the season by the Pirates, who ' twice and homered tor Arm y & Navy. Mark McCumber 7373—151 St. Louis at Atlanta, night Totals 30 1 4 1 Totals 28 3 7 3 Totals 37 6 13 5 Totals 35 3 9 3 DALE BERRA AND RICK RHODEN AGONZIZE Braves to a 5-3 victory over the St. down the left- field line, scored wound up with a 34-15 record... Dayton Stimson hod throe hits Includ­ David PMples 7376-151 Philadelphia at San Diego, night Houston 008 010 008— 1 Boston 011210100— 6 Oester, who had walked and taken Charles Coody 7378— 151 New York at Los Angeles, night Clndnnotl ot01 10 Ote— 3 MInnesoto 002 000100— 3 ...as Pirates fall to fifth place behind Cubs Louis Cardinals for their fourth ing a triple and Wayne Gagnon and Joe Montreal at San Francisco, night Radio & TV second on a single by Dave Chetelate hod two hits each for the Danny Edwards 7373—151 Game winning RBI— Bilardello (3). GamewInnlnoRBI-YastrzemskI (1). straight triumph. losers. Chi Chi Rodriguez 7373— 151 Saturday's Games Price 2, Doran. LOB— Houston 7, E— Faedo, Mitchell, Hoffman. DP— Concepcion. _ Standings; Tierney’s 44), Highland Lvn ^ t t 7373-152 (All Times EDT) Cincinnati 4. 2B— Milner, Oester, Boston 1, Minnesota 1. LOB— Boston Umpire banquet announced Park 31, C BT 3-2, Arm y & Navy 32, o-Marty West 7378— 152 Pittsburgh (BIbby 2-5) at Chicago Bllardel- l^ t ra d a 2-3, Postal 2-3, Manchester Ed Dougherty 7374— 152 (Jenkins 1-3), 2:20 p.m. •o 2, Redus, Thon 2. SB— Moreno (17). S Minnesota 10. 2B— Engle, Washington. (Andular 67) at Atlanta — Niekro, Milner. SF— Cedeno. HR SATURDAY ‘ JCs 1-4, Manchester Pizza 1-4. Jeff Mitchell 7374— 152 1 French Open tennis (tape), Channel Manchester Board of the Connecticut state Board of Clarence Rose 7376— 152 (M cM udry 7-2), 3:20 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO — Rice (11). SF— Castino. Approved Baseball Umpires will hold ito annual Montreal (Rogers7-2)atSan Frandsco Houston IP H R ER BB SO 30 Brian Stovelev 71-81-152 2 Mariners vs. Yankees* SportsChun- banquet Monday night at W illie’s Steak House in Tommy Valentine 77-75— 152 (Brelning 64), 4:05 p.m. Niekro (L 65) Boston Indy Houston (Scott 83) at Cincinnati LoCorte Boyd (W 14)) 6 7 3 3 3 1 nel, WPOP Manchester. Social hour begins at 6:30. Election of 7373-153 (Berenyl6S),7:05p.m. Cincinnati Stanley (S 11) 3 2 0 0 1 0 2 Walker Cup golf* Channel 8 Mike Peck 7379— 153 2:15 Red Sox vs. Twins, Channels 22* Horvath Brothers rage of Cape officers for the next two years will be h*id Cherrone’s exploded for five runs In New York (Svran 1-2) at Los Angeles Price (W 4-2) 9 4 1 0 4 6 Minnesota Tim Norris 77-76— 153 38, W TIC the fifth that broke a 33 tie and Jim Booros 7375— 153 (Hooton 62), 10:05p.m. T — 2:22. A— 8,470. Wllllms (L 2-7) 3 2-3 8 4 2 1 0 P ;«s“ tetlon of the Earl Yost Sportsmanship Trophy produced a 9-4 victory over Hungry Philadelphia (Bystrom 82) ot San O'Connor 2-341100 3 Angels vs. Brewers* Channel 30 Brothers Horvath, Len and Jimmy, paced a field of Mark Haves 77-76— 153 3:30 Kemper Open golf, Channel 3 will M made to one of the schools servic^ by the , Nger at Fitzgerald. Rich Goss hd three Jeff Sluman 7374— 153 Diego (Hawkins 63), 10:05p.m. Schrom 2 2-311100 teams to gain medalist honors in the 32rd annual hits for the winning side, followed by ^ Sunday's Gomes Whitehouse 2 0 0 0 0 1 3:30 Tuscon Open bowling* Channel B Kowal, former Manchester High board. The award goes to the school that displays Llndy Miller 7375— 153 4:30 Boxing: Marvls Frazier vs. Joe S e^u lls’ Golf Tournament at Hyannisport Golf Club Charles Bonatkius, Joe Ruggfove, Howard Twltty 7377—153 Pittsburgh at Chicago American League Boyd pitched to 2 batters in 7th. Motit.*®’ "anjed regional sales manager for excellent in its program in all areas of sportsmanship, Tom Bolond with two apiece. Greg St. Louis at Atlanta T — 2:25. A— 8,996. Bugner, Channel 3 on Cape Cod. The Horvaths turned in a two-under-par Nationwide Moving & Storage. Kowal graduated from ^ s t winners include Coventry, East Catholic' Johnson also homered. The losers p. A. Welbrlng 7373— 153 Houston at Clndnnotl iWariners 5, Yankees 0 5 Boxing: Holmes vs. Witherspoon* 69 round. Len, former Manchester Country Club were led by Paul Frgnette with a base Leonard Thompson 7377— 153 New York at Los Angeles Page vs. Snipes (tape), Channel 8 ^ston University.. Joe McCluskey reportedManhat- Cheney Tech, Ellington and RHAM ... Cheney Tech Dan Pohl 7375— 154 USFL: Generals vs. Invaders, president, is a practicing attorney and Jimmy is back hit and two homers ond Tim O'Neill Mike Gove 77.77—154 Philadelphia at San Diego SEATTLE NEW YORK 8 Steve Klttredge, East outfielder Paul Nowak has been chosen to play for the with two hits. Montreal at San Francisco Angei$3.BrewersO ESPN in the radio field as a sportscaster on the Cape after Herald Angle Mark O'Meara 77.77—154 08 r h bl ab r h M Catholic High track standout, but the latter has opted District Four All-Star team in the All-Star game Lathrop Insurance administered a Richard Zokol 8374— 154 SHndrsn If 3 1 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 0 0 10 Mets vs. Dodgers, Channel 9* caddying years on the PGA tour for Mike Reid...Mike 135 pounding to Acadia at Robertson, Cowens rf 0 0 0 0 Griffey 1b 4 0 10 WINF College in Philadelphia. Tues^y, June 14, at Municipal Stadium in led by four hits from Rich Haydosz and Forest Fezler 7375— 154 National League CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Midnight College boseball: Michi­ Kravontka is the acting greens superintendent at the Earl Yost, Sports Editor U ttr^ p follows Ed Lemieux (Manchester High) Waterbury. Mike McCullough 77-77— 154 Castillo 3b 3 1 0 0 Winfield If 4 0 0 0 obrhM abrhbl gan vs. Maine (tape), ESPN Wayne Ostrout. Dave Bldwell and Gory McCord 7379^155 Nelson rf 4 2 2 3 Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 Country Club following the resignation of Ken Dave Romano added three each and Al Cuba 9, PIratea 3 Benlquz cf 5 1 1 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 10 4 a.m. College baseball: Arizona vs. and John Clifford (East Catholic) into the college Tim Simpson 7381— 155 Zlsk dh 4 12 0 PInlella rf 3 0 10 Sconirs 1b 3 1 1 0 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 M lliher. The latter is now working for himself...Two Rodonis, Bob Young, Ron Slomelnskv, Edier or 0 0 0 0 Wvnegar c 2 0 0 0 Alabama (tape), ESPN The latter palrwent onto Dave SIvne, Bob Young Jim Dowling Dan Forsman 77-78— 155 ReJeksn rf 4 0 2 2 Cooper 1b 4 0 10 changes in the golf tourney schedule at MCC will find Hubert Green 7379— 155 PITTSBURGH CHICAGO Putnam 1b 4 0 0 0 Baltenl 1b 3 0 0 0 Clark If 0 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 SUNDAY 0 0 East Open Monday and Don Kelsey had two hits each In Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DHndrs cf 3 0 1 1 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 the Cancer Tournament now set for Juiy 29 with the Lothrop's 23hlt ottack. Don Sumls- Mick Soil 7381— 156 [}eClncs 3b 3 0 1 0 Ogllvie If 4 0 0 0 9 a.m. French Open tennis* Channel S I Hartford Racquet Club’s Men’s Singles Brad Bryant 7683156 Mazzllll cf 4 0 1 1 Hall cf 4 10 0 Sweet c 4 0 0 1 Robrtsn ss 3 0 0 0 Lynn dh 3 111 Howell dh 4 0 2 0 Hospital Tournament Aug. 10...First round in the lawskl hod three and John MIzorasand Roy 2b 4 0 0 0 Sondbrg 2b 4 1 10 Ramos ss 3 0 0 0 • 30 Bob Corso to win the Manchester Racquet Club Men's *"e"*h and teamed with Mike h CathoUc Golf Open wifi be Mork Kravontka had two each for the Gory Marlowe 7377-156 Volentin If 4 0 1 0 Thomos cf 3 0 0 0 Noon Detroit Grand Prlx, Channel 3 President’s Cup will be June 18, finals the following Bill Caltee 8372— 156 Parker rf 4 0 10 Bucknr lb 4 12 3 JCruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Wllfong 2b 4 0 0 0 Gontner 2b 3 0 2 0 Tour^ment, (M, 5-7,6^. Cor^ was the "S b ’I White to add the Men s Doubles title...Bob Ferron Blackledge Country Club in ■ losers. JThmps 10 4 0 10 Cey 3b 2 10 0 Totols 31 5 S 5 Totols 29 0 2 0 1:30' USFL: Panthers vs. Stars* day with a speciai East Cathoiic Athletic Club Fund Standings: Buffalo 32, Wilson 32, Jeff Sanders 81-75— 156 Boone c 4 0 0 0 Moore rf 3 0 Channel 0 8 0 most iinproved player a year ago, an honor gained by h“ *hall player, has made Rafael Alarcon 7683156 Easier If 3 1 1 0 Moreind rf 3 2 1 0 S«rttlo 013 000(101-5 Adams ss 4 0 0 0 Raiser Monday, June 20...The state’s top golf pros are ' Farrs 3-3, Acadia 34, Lathrop 2-3, J ury Guonte p 0 0 0 0 Woods If 3 1 1 0 New York OOO 000 000— 0 1:30 Soccer: Flortlna vs. Sao Paulo, the switch to tennis and is one o f the area’s best Nowobilski will taira Box 1-5. aOlln Browne 77-79— 156 Totols 34 3 7 3 Totals 33 0 Sportschannel6 0 expected June 27 when MCC will host a Pro-Am Bernie Karlin this past season. Sally Miller gained tte Dole Douglass 7377— 156 Hebner 3b 4 12 0 Dovls c 2 10 1 Gome winning RBI — Sweet (1). California OlO 000 020— 3 place at 11 o clock. Entry is $50 which covera cost^M Berra ss 4 Bowa ss 2 Mariners vs. Yankees, Channel 11, woniens division most Improved laurel for 1982- au!S!!^C P™">teent Hartford Gavin Levinson 7378— 156 1 1 1 3 1 1 3 _ LO®— Seattle 2, New York 4. 2B— Milwaukee oOO 000 000— 0 WPOP event...Annual Insurance Youth Golf Classic takes a t t ^ y much in the news of late, is a former Yale grren o fees, golf carts, buffet, golf awards and door Jim Dtet 8377-157 Ortiz c 4 0 0 0 Ruthven P 3 0 2 0 Griffey. HR— Nelson (3). SF— D. Hender- Game winning RBI — Lynn (7). 83 .Towering Karl Franz, the taHest player in the McWllm p 3 0 1 1 Campbll son. 2:15 Red Sox vs. Twins* Channels 22, ^ace June 28 with the popular St. Jude’s benefit June prizes Spedal golf awards will include prizes for A B Rortharn Clem King 8377-157 P 1 0 0 1 ^ E— Sconlers, Malltor. DP— California 38* W TIC MRC membership, and Steve Hadge copped ^ ster and for a number of years Mike Wynn 8374— 157 Scurry pp 0 0 0 0 . _ IP H RERBBSO 29. The latter, with Fred Nassiff, one of the seotfie 2:30 Kemper Open golf* Channel 3 2.**'® panksglvlng morning Five Mile Rick Pearson 7382— 157 Tekuive p 0 0 0 0 l o b —California 7, Milwaukee 7.2B— Re. organizers, has been a big money-producer for St ‘ ’y beating Mike F erren S and Road Race in Manchester. Harper If 0 0 0 0 Young (W 7-3) 9 2 0 0 2 4 NASL: Cosmos vs. Sounders* Steve Martin 6-3, 6-4...Herb Van Kruiningen and son Dean Machlnb motored past North John McComIsh 7378— 157 8 Jackson. HR— Lynn (10). SB— SportsChannel Jude s Hospital for years. United, 32, at Robertson. Jim BertussI AAork Caloovecchia 7373-157 Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 29 9 8 8 New York Valentine Game winning RBI — Bowa (3) Howell (L 82) 9 5 5 5 2 5 4 Boxing: Hagler vs. Sevpion (tape). -Prignano (son) and Bob Price and Elliot Sucinys hod two hits each for Bob Byman 8378— 158 (2), Molltor (6), Sconlers (2). S— Channel ^ gained the Right championships in Father and Sot Dean and Danny Stevenson two for Blaine McCalllster 81-77— 158 Pittsburgh 030 000 000— 3 T — 2:18. A— 18,546. Sconlers. Plantings scheduled North United. Chicago 000 000 IX— 9 4 Mets vs. Dodgers* Channel 9* W INF action supervteed by pro Dan Kennedy...MRC indoor R l* Dalres 8277— 159 8 IP H R ER BB SO 4 Avon Women’s Marathon, Channel Off the cuff season starts Sept. 26. Stondings: Jim’s Arco 30, Trash Rick Hughes 8379^159 E— Dayls, Berra. DP— Pittsburgh 3, White Sox 2, Royais 0 California 30 ‘’i‘ *” ot Christie McCormick Away 32, Dean Machine 32, North Bill Krotzert 81-78— 159 Chicago 1. LOB— Plttsburgh5, Chicago 4. Forsch (W 63) 9 0 0 1 2 ZB—porker, Berra. 3B— Bowa. 6 4 Emerald Women’s Gymnastics fi“ scheduled Sunday, June 26 at United 2-3, Bob & Maries 2-3, Manches­ Woody Rtzhugh 7782— 159 ■ Milwaukee (tape), Channel 30 United States Football League officials are working Stars name Mahoney coach ter Property 2-3, Gibson's 2-3, Man­ Ken G r ^ 7983-160 KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Sutton (L 4-3) li:2?i te the band shell following the Buckner (5). SB— Easier (2). 4:30 US Women'sgymnastlcs (tape), for a pay scale that runs from $250 to $400 a game Third honored chester JC Blue 1-4. Doug B ack 7383-161 Ob r h M Ob r h M Slaton 1 Channel 3 l^klloinrter race which will be part of the New Ken Kelley 8377— 161 ^ IP H R ER BB SO Wilson It 4 0 0 0 RLaw cf 4 0 0 0 T — 2:36. A— 26,612. depending upon experience. The National Football The Minnesota North Stars Friday signed former Pittsburgh 6 College baseball World Series* wiinurf** ***'®P- McCormick founded the Relays and Lory Mize 7385-163 Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 Fisk c 3 1 1 0 ESPN League staffers receive between $450 and $1 250 a Standout East Catholic High R a d ia n ^ lle g e Coach o f the Year Bill Mahoney to a Lars Meverson 77-86— 163 McWilliams 6 1-3 5 3 3 3 6 football player, came forward recently to b eh on oi^ InstrumOTtal in keeping much-needed ; Feline Brett 3b 4 0 2 0 Baines rf 2 0 10 9 College baseball World Series, game.. .Ken Munro is in his 25th season as a volunteer 2-year contract as head coach. North Stars’ general Woody Blackburn 7384— 163 Scurry (L 2-3) 1-3 1 3 3 2 0 McRae dh 3 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 3 0 1 1 ESPN financial help from Pratt A Whitney...When Hank John Lindner 8384— 164 Tekuive 1-3 2 2 2 0 0rioies3,BiueJays2 umpire in the Manchester Little League baseball with a Scholar-Athlete Award from the Northern m eager Lou Nanne said he chose Mahoney after 0 Otis cf 3 0 0 0 Paclork 1b 3 0 0 0 Connecticut Chapter of the National Football w"^*?**’*' Wilson were inducted into the East Standings: Anderson Brothers 31, Brad Pritchard 7385— 164 *01132 White 2b 3 0 0 0 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 program...Jack Redmond, head pro at the Tennis college coach he most ‘ Main Pub 31, Buffalo 1-4, Work Loren Roberts 8382— 166 Roberts rf 3 0 0 0 Kittle It 3 1 1 1 Foundation and Hall of Fame, he became the third Tai^Off Club’s Hall of Fame Mark Guttenberg 87-84— 171 Ruthven (W 3-4) 7 8 3 3 1 6 TORONTO BALTIMORE Club in Bloomfield during the past indoor season, is ..Apparel 1-4. Wothan 1b 3 0 0 0 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 abrhbl abrhbl Manchester athlete to be cited. Previously, Steve l®hied Ray "Sonny” Damato, OivmlJlo Canadian Bob Eostwood 76-33dq Campbell 2 0 0 0 0 0 Slaught c 3 0 10 VLow 3b 3 0 0 0 the new pro at the Ellington Ridge Country Club Olympic team. Mahoney, 43, succeeds Glen Terry Diehl 81-wd Balk— McWilliams. T— 2:35. A— Garda 2b 5 0 10 Bumbry cf 4 0 1 0 ClOTalone, out of East Catholic High, and John Wiggln Noim Burk® and George Mitchell as hOTorees from _ . . _____ Dybzns 2b 3 0 0 0 Collins If 3 0 0 0 Douer 2b 2 0 10 courts. He s also available for lessons at both ERCC who resigned in January shortly* before B e r in g George Codle 83wd 6,213. Totals 30 0 3 0 Totals 27 2 4 2 Calendar Manchester...Time Flies Department:iiepartment; It’s been 25 o-denotes amateur Powell If 0 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 10 10 and his own private court at his home in South ^ C i c a l o n e w e n t “ to ^em ical dependency treatment. Assistant reach Kansas City OOOOOOOOO— 0 Upshaw 1b 4 1 2 0 Sakata 2b 0 1 0 0 Windsor on Har-Tru surfaces ..Bill Freitag downed npfr -f* Guard Academy and ‘Wiggin at ®®r’^® 'vUl work under M a h o ^ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DP— Kansas City 1. LOB— Kansas City BMortInz c 1 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 1 1 along with assistant reach JJ». Parlse. ” 4, Chicago 2. HR— Kittle (13). Mosebv cf 3 0 2 0 Lownstn If 4 0 0 0 S ATUR DAY At Wheeling, w.Va., J une 3 ST. LOUIS ATJLANTA „ ___ IP H RERBBSO Bonnell cf 10 10 SIngletn dh 3 1 1 0 SpeMel Golf Club Kansas Clly loro 3b 4 0 10 Roenick rf 4 0 1 1 AA Track (Par 72) H ;rr 2b _ 4 0 1 0 Wshngtn rf 3 2 1 0 Creel (L 81) 8 4 2 2 1 4 National Barfield rf 4 0 2 0 Dempsey c 4 1 1 0 low B"rook'pVk) LeAnn Cassady 3534— 69 Oberkfll 3b 5 1 2 0 Hubbrd 2b 2 1 0 0 Chicago Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Rodrlgz 3b 4 0 1 0 I Manchester THe Medics posted a 9-3 victory over Betsy King Koosman (W 4-0) 9 3 0 Kemper opens for Simpson 3337— 70 LSmIth If 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 1 1 2 0 0 3 Totols 35 2 10 I Totals 33 3 9 3 (Wln‘d’ho^‘’K , ;;j; Continued from page 15 Auto Trim and Paint behind Chris Alice Miller 36- 34— 70 Hendrck .rf4 1 2 2 Horner 3b 3 1 1 1 HBP— by Koosman (McRae). T — One out when winning run scored Conklin's fine pitching performance Debbie Massey 37- 33— 70 McGee cf 4 12 0 Harper If 3 0 0 1 2 :00. and four-hit game. Pot Dwyer and Bill Susie McAllister A— 19,533. Toronto 000 000 020_2 SUNDAY Chester fifth with a single to BETHESDA, Md. (U P I) - Scott 3635— 71 Hrnndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Chmbis 1b 4 0 3 1 Boltimoro 010 000 011_3 far was the 1980 Western Open. ■Tralltag Cassady by one stroke . Kennard had five hits each for the Alexandra Reinhardt 3635— 71 Portw c 4 0 0 1 Benedid c 3 0 1 0 .. , , Baseball Simpson birdied four of his first six winners. Eric Gremmo hod two hitsfor Hollis Stacey GomewlnnlnoRBI -S h e lb y (1). Morlorty Bros. vs. Duolicotino Me center and took second on a wild at runder par 70 were Betsy Kins 3637— 71 OSmIth ss 2 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 3 0 0 0 ^ E— Collins. DP— Toronto 1, Baltimore pitch. Shana Hopperstead holes Friday en route to -his Auto. Sandra Palmer 36- 35— 71 loro ph 1 0 0 0 Comp p 3 0 0 0 thods, East Windsor High, 5 c.ml* "From tee to green, I played the Alice Miller and Debbie B t e ^ ' Lauren Howe Red Sox 6, Twins 3 g walked and moved to second on second-straight 4- under par 68 and ^ t I ve played in months.” said 3637— 71 Bair p 0 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 LOB— Toronto 10, Baltimore 10. 2B— Hollis Stacey, who won the touTM- Mary Dwyer 3834— 72 Quirk ph 10 10 Singleton, Ripken. SB— Upshaw (5). M ONDAY a 2-shot lead over Tom Kite after Kite. This is more like ’80, ’81 and 'Silvia Bertalocdnl c ®8»e8all S ^ groundout. Designated hitter 3835- 73 Santana pr 0 0 0 0 BOSTON MINNESOTA two rounds of the $400,000 Kemper M. It’s probably more like the way National Farm Shelly Hamlin 37- 36— 73 LaPoint p 10 0 0 East Catholic vs. Bullard Havens at Kristen English then tapped a ^ “ with ” “ "** a b r h M Ob r h bl , . IP H R ER BB SO Genoa Field, Meriden, 3 at Open golf tournament. 7 Rob LeClerc had three hits to lead Dianne Dailey 3637— 73 Vn Ohin p 1 0 0 0 Remy 2b 5 0 11 Mitchell cf 2 1 1 0 Toronto •:5 roller through the box that I m supposed ttf play the game, but Mori McDougall Braun ph 0 0 0 0 .. .. . Track First-round leader George Nichols Tire to a 139 victory over 3637— 73 Evans rf 5 1 1 0 Castino 2b 4 1 2 1 Gott 7 5 1 1 2 7 chased home Christensen. j^ a lw a y s wish for something Cassady, whose best finish this Carter Chevrolet. Rob Choquette hod Kathy Postlewalt 3835- 73 Ramsey ss 1 0 0 0 Rice If 4 12 1 Ward If 5 0 2 1 Moftitt 1-311110 Manchester and East Catholic alrls Winning pitcher Kathy Brann Burns, who humbled Congres­ two hits and Keith Wolf went the o-MIdielle Bedeotti 37-37— 74 Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 27 5 7 5 Armas cf 4 12 0 Hrbek 1b 5 0 11 McLaughln (L 1-2) 1 3 1 1 2 2 Haven” (Bowen Field, New year was a loth-place tie in a New distance and struck out 10 batters. Phil o-Carol Thompson 37-37— 74 St. Louis 010 000020— 3 Baltimore and Kohut walked on eight sional Country a u b Thursday with Allison Sherard Boggs 3b 4 2 3 1 Goettl 3b 3 0 0 0 Jersey tournament two weeks ago Hickey had three hits and Mark PIsch 3836- 74 Altanla I04000 00X— 5 Ystrzm dh 4 0 1 1 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 DMartInez 7 9 2 2 3 7 g pitches, and Wojnarowski fol- a course-record 8-under 64 Kite led the money list in 1981 two tor Carter. Potty Sheehan 3638— 74 Game winning RBI — Murphy (6). Manchester at Division I Tn..re„ aaid she has been working to Anne-Marie Palll Stapletn 1b 4 0 1 0 Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 0 TMortlnez (W 61) 2 1 O 0 1 1 *: lowed by clouting a shot up the stumbled early Friday and stag­ with $375,699 and captured the 3836-74 E— Comp, Harper. DP— St. Louis 2, Allenson c 4 0 1 1 Engle c 4 0 10 (3. Martinez pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Country Club °n sinooth out her stroke. Beth Solomon 3638— 74 Atlanta 2. LOB— St. Louis 8, Atlanta 6. 83P in left, with four runners gered to a 5-over 77, dropping five Vardon Trophy by averaging 69.80 Hoffmn ss 3 1 1 0 Faedo ss 10 0 0 WP— T. Martinez. T— 2 : 54. A — Joyce KazmIerskI 3638— 74 ZB— Washington, McGee, Horner, Hen- Wshngt ss 3 1 1 0 East Catholic at Division II Tonrna g toeing the plate. shots off the pace. strokes-per-round. Last year, he Rookies Rica Comstock 3638— 74 ddek. HR— Hendrick (8). SB— McGee ment (At Wllllmantlc CoSStry C°ub) Several golfers, including King Congressional’ s 7,173 yards earned $341,081, third best on the Sharon Barrett 37-37— 74 S Hrann, recovered from a case The Red Devils got two home runs Jane Blalock 3539— 74 S—^ubterd. SF— Murphy. g of tendinitis in her pitching yielded only 15 subpar rounds four, and again won the Vardon from Jason Williams to deteot the nulyhSte Speidel course. “''® "®‘ An LPGA ‘1^ Barbara Moxness 37-37— 74 IP H R ER BB SO Saskatoon still trying jg elbow that caused concern in Friday after giving up 20 Thursday Trophy averaging 70.21. Mean Machine, 16-6. Mike Bottaro had Vickie Tabor 3638— 74 St. Louis commissioner, John Lauphelmer four hits tor the Devils. Jason Romeo, Lori Garbocz RAANCHESTER MIDGET FOOTBALL g the win over Fermi, fanned and allowed only eight players to 37-37— 74 LaPoint (L 62) 21-3 5 j ^ , Bill Hunter s dream of bringing the St. Louis Blues admitted Friday that sentiment Justin Jensen, John Belanger and Matt Kathryn Young 3639— 74 Von Ohien 3 2-3 1 O 0 2 0 ;g three and walked only one in remain Under par through two Sullivan played well far Mean Catherine Duggan fo Saskatoon was still burning Friday but Ralston 1983 REGISTRATION kept many of the LP G A ’s b te u r 3836- 74 Bair 2 1 0 0 1 0 g; moving her unblemished mark rounds. Machine. Mindy Moore 3640— 75 Atlanta Purina s decision to turn the club over to the NHL may names away from the fournam^t. Amelia Rorer Camp (W 64) 4 1 p l a y e r s a n d cheerleaders g to 130, "A couple days of rest Simpson and Kite began the Cmtady hops along 37-38— 75 6 1 3 4 have reduced the dream to a flicker. " I t is obvious Open to residents of Manchester who will be 10 ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Susan Grams 37-38-75 Bedroslon (S 7) 3 4 2 2 1 3 g and some ice can work mira- second round tied fqr second, four WHEELING, W.Va. (UPI) — Brendo Goldsmith 3640-75 Camp pitched to 2 batters In 7th. that uie action of Ralston Purina in tendering the years of age by Nov. 1, 1983 and will not have Linda Hunt cles,’’ sai^aign an t. shots behind Burns. Simpson LeAnn Cassady, the first golfer to 3837- 75 HBP— by La Point (Horner). T — 2:24. A franchise to the NHL to operate, sell or otherwise reached 14 years by Now. i, 1983. played under sunny skies in the Lynn Stronev 3640-75 — 344)71. "W e had a coupleof mistakes, tee o ffin the West Virginia LPG A Henning leads British' Golf Jane Lock 3639- 75 dispose of the club places the ball squarely in the NHL CERTIFICATES Must be presented g some walks and they came up morning group while Kite, how­ Classic, wound up Friday as the Mary Bryan 3640- 76 Hunter, president of Concorde Holdings W EIGHT LIMITS - Players only •••••••••••••••••••••• Judy Clark g: with the big hits," said Bobcat JEN KOHUT SLIDES HOME SAFELY ever, ptoying in the afternoon, first-round leader with a 3-under CHEPSTOW, Elngland (UPB -l 37-39-76 Reds 3. Astros 1 Ltd. Hunter s group bought the club from Ralston Minimum - 70 Lbs. battled a steady rain over his fiwpi Dale Eggellne 3641- 76 g Coach Ralph McCarroll, ...to score Indian run on passed ball par 60. Cassady shot a 35 on the Henning Carol (Tharbonnler 39-37— 76 Purina for a reported $9 million but on May 18 the Maximum -120 Lbs. nine holes. rctfiinBcl UiB lead halfwav tiirnnek Barbara Mlzrohle ,g " I guess they’ll find out next front nine and a 34 on the back f BA Reauita 3838- 76 HOUSTON CINCINNATt league voted 163 against the sale and transfer of the p l a c e - American Legion Hall " I t tekes patience to play this the $160,000 British Mast^re Gall HIrota 37-39-76 franchise to Saskatoon. g week how well they can hit the MonchMlsf (I) _ Kohut u 1-2-0-1, including birdies on holes 6,10 and Colleen Walker a b r h bl Ob r h bl course and I was able to k e ^ my 1-under- par 70 Friday in the 3838— 76 Moreno cf 3 0 1 1 Redus It 4 1 1 0 10 Arnwricaii legion Drive g: ball." y''n° '’■“'■2**''' 32-2.4, Brown rf 11 to take the lead in the $150,000 $4M000 Kemper Open Sydney Cunningham 3838-76 patience, even though I missed second round. z u me At Bethesda, Md., June 1 Debbie Austin Boss rf 4 0 ) 0 Milner ct 3 0 10 (Acrof* from Monchbifer Armory) g Southington will be waiting in 331-0, Christenson 1b 3-1-141, Wol- event at the Speidel Golf aub. 4036— 76 Thon ss 4 0 2 0 Cedeno rf 3 0 0 1 30-0-1, Hoopersteod If 1-I4M), Chechle t i 3 3 3 0 ; ^ S X f i t r i ' (Por72) Cathy Morse 3838— 76 Loughery weighing offers WHEN - Tuesday, June 7, 1983 6-9 PM some birdie chances,’’ said Simp­ Scott Simpson 6888— 136 Garner 3b 2 0 0 0 Hoshidr rf 0 0 0 0 g the wings Tuesday. For the While 2b 4-00-0, Show 3b D4M)4), ^ Good dh 33M' Henning, 48, who joins the U S Avoka Okomoto 3937— 76 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 Thursday, June 9, 1983 6-9 PM son, a former two-time NCAA Tom Kite 68- 70— 138 Potty Hayes 3838— 76 Bench 3b 4 0 0 0 g while. Manchester danced the GorofOlo I b l t M ; " I was on the pins all day today,” seniors tour next year, has ’ a George Bums 6677— 141 Knight 1b 4 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 0 0 0 0 h A Kevin Loughery, being sought ______Sunday, June 12, 1983 1-4 PM g night away. fStoir2^£37.'' '' champ from USC. "O f course, at Margo Stubblefield 3640-76 Doran 2b 3 10 0 by the Chicago Bulls, said Friday he is weighing a Soulh Windsor (3) — ChudzInskI Manchester 200 060 x 1 said Cassady, a 27- year-old Long 9-under 133 total and leads Spain's 'Jock Renner 71-71— 142 Peggy Conley 37-39— 76 Driessn 1b 3 0 0 0 REGISTRATION FEE Sounder, I ’ve got plenty o f Fred Couples 71-71— 142 Betsy Borreft Pulols c 3 0 0 0 Oester 2b 2 2 10 South Windsor 300 000 0 3 Beach, Calif, native completing 3640- 76 Tolman ph 1 0 0 0 owner Ted Turner to remain patience.” Jose Canizares (70) and Britain's TteOiung Chen 69- 73— 142 Bonnie Louer 3838— 76 Conepen ss 3 0 1 0 with the Hawks. Loughery told the Chicago Tribune he Players $10 each her second year on the four. " I Joe Inman 7669-143 Niekro p 10 0 0 Bllordell c 3 0 3 2 Simpson’s only tour victory so Brian Waites (65) by two shots in Debbie AAelsterlln 3641— 77 TScott ph 10 0 0 decided Thursday to pass up thi final year of his Cheerleaders $5 each haven’t played like that before.” Buddy (}ardner 71-72— 143 Kathy Martin 37-40— 77 Price p 3 0 0 0 the chase for a $25,000 first priar LoCorte p 0 0 0 0 $200,000 contract with the H.-.wI s __lndjyldual family fee nol to exceed $15. -afilUS

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••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••MM* SorvIcosOfforod ^ si Ramtlng/Pap« 52 Household Goods 62 Misc for Sale 43 Misc for Sale 63 Pats 45 Tog Sales 49 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BRICKS, BLOCKS, C lassified INTERIOR — EXTE­ GAS RANGE-30” Avo­ JACK FOR extension RIDING LESSONS- 1978 PONTIAC FIRE­ BUSINESS STONE — Concrete. RIOR Painting — Wal­ TAG SALE-Sunday June I Glostonbury Equestrian BIRD Esprit. Low mi­ cado. 4 burner. Bottle ladder — adlustable 5th, 9 to 4. 445 Forest Chimney repairs. No lob lpapering and drywall Center now offering Rid­ leage. Very clean. $5,000. too small. Call 644-8356. gas. Can be converted. black steel construction. Street, East Hartford. Installation, Quality pro­ Very good condition. QUALITY HARDWOOD- $8.00 for thepolr. 646-2190. ing Lessons on a dally Call 649-9092. fessional work. Reasona­ $90.00. Call mornings 649- Cut, split. $65.00.' Two basis for children and EXPERIENCED ble prices. Free esti­ S A TU R D A Y June 4th, 2 5 5 8 . ______cord minimum. Small de­ adults, beginners thru ad­ 10am to 3pm. No early 1973 OLOSMOBILE CU­ PAINTER-Quallty work. mates. G .L. McHugh, livery charge. Call 649- NICE WHITE LEATHER couch. Price $60.00. Coll vanced. Rates start at $10 blr(ls. Miscellaneous TLASS Supreme. 2 door. Reasonable rotes. Fully 643-9321. 1831 anytime. per hour. 633-4665. Family liability for care of aging parents? Insured. Free esfilnates. W H ITE DROP L E A F T A ­ 643-2848. household goods, guitar, New parts and tires. $850 643-9237, ask for Jerry. B LE and four ladder bock truck tires, lawn mower, or best offer. 646-4692 chairs. Stereo stand., 90” SEASONED A-FR AM E TOW BAR with GLASTONBURY lawn roller, toys. 70 Du­ after 4pm. Castro sofa bed. Solid FIREWOOD-Cut, split, EQUESTRIAN CENTER- val Street. Bullding/Contracting 53 delivered. $82.50/cord. coupler and safety The Reagan administration has told the states that originally thought up to control hiring of illegal old are worried about the finances of the young and the cherry wood Bassett chains. $20.00. Call 643- Summer Riding Camps 1968 DUNE BUGGY. Run­ BLACKWELL LANDS­ cocktail table. All rea­ Cut to length delivered, for children. $95 for one if they don’t have the dollars to pay for medical care immigrants could be used to trace deadbeat young relationship doesn’t snap over this issue! CAPING Provides 4389. ning condition. Body for the elderly, they (the states) can sock the young. Another reason is that in each field we have come to* sonably priced. 643-0143. $75.00/cord. 228-9101. week. Phone for details, Good. Needsminorwork. people who won’t underwrite the nursing home as affordable service for R O B E R T E . JARVIS Children have the responsibility to care for their assume that the field exists for the benefit of those who-_ CRANE OIL BURNER 633-4665. Best offer. Call 647-8043 Y o u r well! After all, it will be 1984 soon, so why not? Gorden/Lawn/Shrubbery BU ILD IN G — Remodel­ ROYAL ELECTRIC Of­ parents, the administration believes, and if they don't Maybe the elderly themselves could decide how make a living from it more than those who get the’ care and general yard LADY KENNMORE por­ with controls. $20.00. Call BARN SALE-Saturday mornings. pay, the states can sue them for the expenses. ing Specialist.-Additions, table dishwasher with fice typewriter and ty­ 649-0468. FREE-Two adorable Kit­ M o n e y 's much care they need and just bill the younger family goods or services it produces. This means that clean up. Call 644-1686. garages, roofing, siding, pewriter stand. Excellent June 4th, 9am to 5pm. This, the White House believes, would be a way to featherbedding, bureaucratic padding, and make- chopping block top, used tens. One black, one Antiques, Dressers, bu­ 1971 327 CAMARO-New members. That would, of course, build intergenera- kitchens, bathrooms, re­ a few times. $200. G.E, condition. $200. 643-0800. white. Well trained. Call help replenish the funds to care for those with no one W o r t h tional good will to the maximum! work as well as percentage markups of all types are,' ODD JOBS, Trucking. RUG-FIber, 9X12, Never reaus, Miscellaneous transmission and new placement wlndows- Refrigerator $40. Fire­ used. Great for cottage, 643-8836. parts. $1800 or best offer. else to turn to. 4) With the funds guaranteed, would unnecessary everywhere and rarely questioned. Instead, the, Home repairs. You name /doors. 6434712. TAG SALE-Two family. household Items, 16 Ed­ Svivia Porter place screen and Irons, rec raom, porch. $35.00. ward Street, Off Oakland Call Bob 525-4336. operations and the like be more frequent? How about make-work just expands and expands to the limits of- It, we do It. Free esti­ Saturday June 4th, 9am FREE ENGLISH SET­ THE ARGUMENTS for this concept are obvious: mates. Insured. 6434)304. never used. $40. 3 ft 9" 649-4339. Street, Rain date June the bills for that second opinion — would they go up? A the dollars that can be obtained. LEON CIESZYNSKI Window shade. Oft 9” $10. to 4pm. 66 Walker Street. T E R DOGS. One male T R IU M P H SPITFIRE- On the farm, grandparents, parents and children In this situation, then, were those who proposed the BUILDER — New homes, A little of everything 11th. federal agency head recently told me of a job Phone 649-2360. RCA-19" Black 8i white and one female. Hunting 1980. Red convertible. Ex­ often lived together for the benefit of each. Everyone applicant from a municipal hospital who was asked high-sounding “family responsibility” idea blind to it* RICHARDSON additions, remodeling, Including furniture. No and/or family pets. To MASONRY-all types. T.V.. Recently paid GAINT TAG SALE-46 cellent conditon. Extras. had chores to do and gained from the presence of the about the work at the hospital. problem? rec rooms, garages, kit­ SEARS FRDST FREE previews. good homes. 646-1423. 19,000 miles. Rust- multiple generations in a communal atmosphere. New or repairs. Free $40.00. for repairs. Runs Westminster Rd. (Off creditors don’t want that either. They want you to pay Answer: “I investigate Medicaid claims and it’s my We are in the era when we are just beginning ttf chens remodeled, ceil­ REFRIGERATOR- well. Call 649-3434. $40.00. proofed. Must sell. $4500 These American virtues should be brought back! estimates. B. Richardson ings, bath tile, dormers, EIGHT OAK DINING Porter Street) Manches­ out of future income and not to be allowed to broke job to see that everyone seems to qualify so that way recognize that all sorts of measures were adopted in* 74^7437. Maytog washer, Norge ar best after. THREE WEEK OLD NU­ ter. Saturday and Sun­ or best offer. 649-1943 With more people living longer and the total because you haven’t the money now! the hospital is paid! ” No doubt this isn’t too typical; recent decades that added costs to the economy^ roofing. Residential or Gas Stove. Good condl- CHAIRS- E a rly 1900. BIAN GOAT. Doe with evenings. commercial. 649-4291. Some caned. $99.00. 643- day. 9:30 to 12 only. No employer-employee Social Security tax set to total 15 2) With an assured flow of more dollars, would the would it become more typical as more sources of without anyone thinking about it. These side effects of tlcn. Reasonable. 646-4090 FOR SALE-Used apart­ white areas on brown. early birds. Cancelled If percent by the end of this decade (in addition to other LAWNS MOWED AND oqytlme. 1938, keep trying. Registered. Please call elderly get better care? Or, with the dollars assured, funding open up? “do-gooder” measures have come back to haunt us,; RAKED. Cellars, attics, ment size electric Ken- rain either or both days. 1967 FORD ECONOLINE taxes), we can’t afford to fund care out of tax dollars would the bureaucracy and health-care system just 5) What would be the effect on the third generation and thus, we are now id an age of deregulation.' DESIGN KITCHENS by nmare stove. Best offer. 649-6320. VAN- 6 cylinder, stand­ basements, cleaned. Any J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, A IR CONDITIONER- in full, so it’s time for relatives to chip in. absorb the funds like a sponge and not necessarily — the grandchildren? No doubt their education would Supposedly we are looking hard at the side effects of odd lobs. Call anytime. Coll 649-6864. OLD BASKETS-crocks, ard transmission. Body But no matter how sympathetic you feel to the idea, vanities, formica, Wilson Heavy duty. Running. FREE KITTENS -8 weeks very good. New brakes, provide anything more than before? have to come 99 percent from loans after their parents new measures we propose, to make sure we don't 872-2853. art, Corlan counter tops, M isc for Sale 43 $40.00. Coleco Air Hockey oil lamps, bottles, tins, there are serious drawbacks that we ought to muli PICNIC TABLE with att­ old. Box trained. 3 Gray, 1 exhaust, front end. 649- Experience suggests that the latter is possible. got through paying for their own educational loans unintentionally do more harm than good. kitchen cabinet fronts, Table. Good condition. black. 647-8028. kitchen collectibles, over before we seize this horn of our dilemma with There are such disgraces as Medicaid mills, and they plus the parental medical bills (inflated by assurance a m b it io u s c o l l e g e assssssaaasaeasaasasasa ached seats. $25.00. or rockers, chairs, oak pie­ 5110. great relish and enthusiasm: complete woodworking $25.00. Pair Holly Bushes, don’t grind wheat or corn. that the money could be extracted) and with ARE WE DOING this here? S T U D E N T seeks odd service, custom made six feet dig. $30.00. Call best offer. Call 646-2136 ces, and much more. 1) With the same financial self-responsibility lobs. Lawn mowing and ONE W AY T IC K E T to anytime. Country Barn Collecti­ 3) Who would decide what care is required once it’s bankruptcy probably ruled out as an escape. Maybe . If we don’t grasp this solution, what can be done^ furniture, colonial repro­ Seattle, Washington, 649-4649. Recreotional Items 67 doctrine that’s a bit rough on the middle class as well established that the children must pay? No answer Jimmy or Joanie would have to eat hamburger, too, There may be no easy solutions. We have raised thq painting specialties. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ bles, 1135 Sullivan Ave., as the poor, we want people to pay for their own Reasonable, low rates. good for April 1st. Call TORO LAWNMOWER ••••••••••••••••••••••• South Windsor. Open ev­ Motorcvcles/Blcycles 72 seems free of serious boomerang effects. If the and live in a “less desirable” piece of housing. retirement age so as to add to the years in which ties of hardwood and 644-2063 after 5 p.m. LAWN MOWER -L education via loans if not direct outlays. This means children decide, what if they are stingy and let the Professional work. Call Craftsman 20-ihch rotary needs repair. $25.00. Call e ry Saturday and How did we ever get into this position? While people contribute to the Social Security system and veneers NOW IN STOCK. 643- 8798. CROSS CO UN TR Y Ski young people often finish their schooling with elderly starve? Would the U.S. government have an modem medicine permits more of us to live longer, subtract the number of years in which they collect Jeff 647-9013 any time. Call 649-9658. with bag catcher. Just Sunday. astronomical debts. We want those debts paid, too — outfit, consists of skis, 1981 HONDA CM 400 Cus­ 800 toll-free number so someone could squeal on the that isn’t the whole story. Everything is more benefits. What else is possible? One step would be to completely tuned. $85. low leather boots, ladies or no diploma or reference —- and pccording to some, prodigal youngsters? Who is to decide if that’s more expensive these days. VACATIONERS-For FARRAND REMOOEL- Call 643-6832. WALLACE BROTHERS 71 FARM DRIVE- tom. 1905 m lies. Back rest make high employment a national priority so that June and July. Mature, STAINLESS S T E E L flat- size 9, bamboo poles, Hartford Road to Pros­ and luggage rack. Excel­ we want the Internal Revenue Service to collect the important than an encyclopedia for grandson or a car more people could contribute and not have to rely on IN G — Cabinets, roofing, A L U M IN U M SHEETS debts because they are guaranteed by a federal reliable House Checker. ware. 11 place settings. used three times. Sell pect Street, First right off lent condition. $1200 Sel­ for the breadwinner to get to work? . THE QUESTION is: why? other forms of aid aside from Social Security that gutters, room additions, used as printing plates — 27 SET ENCYCLOPEDIA Pre-World War 11 In $90.00. 528-1880. government agency. With those burdens, plus that 15 Mall, paper, plants, pets. decks, all types of remo­ including updates Prospect after Condomi­ ling to settle estate. Call If the state decides, can the state put a grandparent One reason is that there are so many “third party” ultimately come from the same source — the 6464497. .007" thick, 23 X 284'. 50« boxes. New. Made U.S.A. niums. Saturdoy 8< Sun­ 649-7313. percent Social Security tax on top of income tax, how in an expensive nursing home and then just bill — and programs whene the person who gets the services economic pie we all share. ' deling and repairs. FR EE each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone through 1979. Like new. $40. 649-8190. Sacrifice. Wedding pres­ day 10 to 4. can young people also foot this bill for parental thereafter sue — the children? How many will skip doesn’t pay and doesn’t care how much the bill is. This That solution seems not to have been considered, estimates. Fully Insured. 643-2711. They M U ST be ent, 643-6526. medical care, nursing homes and the like? GENERAL PAINTING Telephone 643-6017. 20” DIRTBIKE-needs pe­ town rather than pay what the bureaucracy says? applies to Medicare and Medicaid — and to the Again that little three-letter question comes to mind— Picked up before 11:00 HUGE TAG SALE- The result might be more bankruptcies, and the and WALLCOVERING. a.m. only.. SAFETY POOL LADDER Tog Sales 69 dal. $20.00. Call Mark Perhaps a compulsory national identity card proposed “family responsibility” idea, too, unless the Why? Interior and exterior with detachable steps for W H ITE M E TA L Folding Trinlty Lutheran Church 643-8729 after 3:00. painting. Expert paper above ground pool. Good '•pring chaise lounge. parking lot. Meadow hanging. Reasonable END ROLLS— 27'/!i width $20.00. Call 649-7517. Lark Rd., and Route 30. 1969 HONDA CB. $300. Roofing/SIding - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 condition. $20.00. 649- T W O FAMILY TAG rates. Fully Insured. 649- 7625. Vernon,. Conn. 06066. Sat­ Call after 5pm. 643-0185. 9074. for 25 cents. M U ST be ATARI GAME SYSTEM SALE-Saturday June 4th. urday June 4th, 1983,9:30 picked UP at the Man­ -with 31 cartridges. Extra 9am to 3pm. Heavy pine to 4:00. Held rain or METAL PATIO chair furniture, household KAWASAKI-1981 KE 125. M O TH ER O F TW O will BIDWELL HOME Im­ chester Herald Office B E ­ accessories. Excellent lo­ shine. (If rain. Inside Excellent condition. 670 provement Company — FORE 11 AM ONLY. with chaise. New cu­ items, clothes, toys and watch' your school age shion. Ideal for porch or cation. $450. 646-7429. Fellowship Hall). miles. Call after 5pm. child during the summer. Roofing, siding, altera­ bikes. All excellent con­ 649-4190. Classified.. 643-2711 tion, additions. Same SCREENED LOAM ------cottage. $25. 649-7944. dition. 61 Avondale Road, Business Opportunities ...22 Store/Office Space .. : NathbnHaleSchoolarea. 26 SUNRISE LANE, East Notices .44 Household G oods...... number for over 30 years. gravel, processed gravel, BABY CARRIAGE-Folr Manchester. Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc. for Sole ...... Rates For advertisements to be Call'6464122. A IR CONDITIONER- condition. $10.00. Call 649- Hartford Off Hills. TAKARA BMX Excellent Lost/Found...... 01 published Monday, the dead­ 649-6495. sand, stone and fill. For Saturday-Sunday. June 4 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ___ Minimum Charge: deliveries call George $25.00. Storm door. $35.00. 1921. FOUR FAMILY- condition. $75 firm. Call Personals...... 02 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. LOOKING FOR SOME­ 8.5, 8 to 4. after 5pm. 643-0185. Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... $2.25 for one day ROOFING 8c GUTTERS- Griffing, Andover, 742- 647-9351. Saturday and Sunday. Announcements...... 03 ONE TO CLEAN YOUR Roommates Wanted. .48 Musical Items ...... Per W ord: Free estimates. Call 7886. SCANNER -10 channel June 4 and 5, 9 to 5. 62 Auctions...... 04 HOME? Dependable, rel­ JACK FOR extension with Tolland County Fire TAG SALE-Sunday 10 to Recreational Items ... 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad iable. Reasonable. Own DORSEY ROOFING. Phil Pearl Street, Manches­ 4. Glastonbury, 100 NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ Real Estate ladder — adlustable Crystals. Base or mobile ter, off Main Street. Fur­ ESTATE OF LUCY MAE Antiques...... 3-5 d a y s ...... 140 transportation. 647-1545. or Gory at 6460699; or SEASONED FIREWOOD Mountain Road, IV2 miles Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Classified advertisements 235-3547. black steel construction. operation. Ac/DC cords. niture, household Items, BUSHEY, deceased. The Ta g Sales...... 6 d a y s ...... 13« — Cut any length. $75.00 past Manchester Country Hon. David C. Rappe, Acting Financial are taken by telephone as a $8.00 for the pair. 646-2190. $99. firm Call 643-5257. garden equipment, an­ Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 26 d a y s ...... 120 PAINTING-'Yard work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cord. 423-7813, 456-4035. Club, turn left. Kenmore Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering___ .52 convenience. Attics Cellars cleaned. tiques, clothing, et ce­ compactor, very old bate, District ot Manchester Mortgages...... ll H appy Ads: 81 Heafbig/PlumMflg 55 TWO CORDS PLUS-Cut. GO-KAR T. 7 hp. Wiscon­ tera. Raindate June 11 at a hearing held on May 25, Personal Loons...... 12 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting . .53 The Manchester Herald is Tree work. Hauling. 429- Fireplace lengths. Not sin engine. $98.50 Call records and books, 1983 ordered that alt claims $3.00 per column Inch FOR SALE-CrIb. Very and 12. must be presented to the Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... responsible only for one incor­ 6344. spilt. $99.00 takes all 646-1565 after 4pm. lovely gift Items and Automotive rect Insertion and then only ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good condition. Many sophisleated trash. 646- fiduciary on or before August Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Resort Property . i ______36 Heating/Plumbing___ Deadlines baby clothes, etc. Asking wood. 649-6801. NEIGHBORHHOD TAG 25,1983 or be barred os by low FOGARTY BROTHERS- 4131. provided. Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . for the size of the original Paintbig/Papering 52 Bathroom remodellng; $45.00. for crib. Call 646- SWEDISH BOW SAW- SALE-Much miscellane­ For classified advertise­ Insertion. BABY CRIB-Maple wood 30"; Hand coping saw, Sherrie L. Anderson, Income Tax Service .. .57 Motorcycles/Bicycles Installatlon wafer heat­ 4415. after 5:00pm. ous. Girls clothing, (in­ Assistont Clerk Rentals ments to be published Tues­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• finish. Spring but no mat­ TAG SALE-Saturday 8> Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... Errors which do not lessen ers, garbage dlsposals; 7” ; sell both for $11. Also fants to size 12), Johnson day through Saturday, the tress. Asking $30.00. Call sold separately. Excel­ Sunday 9 to 4. 9 Cross The fiduciary Is: Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... the value of the advertisement PAINTING AND PAPER Faucet repairs. 649-7657. SIMMONS SOFA BEO- 23 Channel home base Street, Manchester. & Education For Sale deadline Is noon on the day 643-2957. lent condition. Call 649- CB, propane gas heater, John F. Havens Apartments for Rent ..., .42 Autos for Rent/Lease. will not be corrected by an HANGING — Exterior VIsa-MC accepted. $75.00. Call 646-7055. Baby Items, clothes, 993 Farmington Avenue Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. 2433. ladles golf set, toys, and Hartford, C T 04107 Homes tor Rent...... 43 Hollday/Seasonal___ .61 Misc. Automotive ___ additional insertion. .. . -and Interior, ceilings re­ toys, couch, household COURT STENO- FOR SALE-Bovs Roller 55 gallon aquarium. Sat­ 010-04 paired. References, fully ••••••••••••••••••••••a Skates. Size 8. $20.00. Call FOR SALE-Two burner items, miscellaneous. insured. Quality work. GRAPHERS steno-type urday 9 to 5, no eorly neeim g 54 machine with Instruction 568-6295. Ask for Glenn. porcelain gas stove for birds. Notch Road Exten­ INVITATION TO BID Martin Mottsson, even­ camping with propane TAG SALE-358 Hartford ings 649-4431. books. $99.00, Firm. 643- sion and Cook Drive, Road, Saturday June 4th, N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G I­ Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Condominiums 5296. FOR SALE-10 speed mens valve, regulator. $15.00. Bolton. VEN that the Eighth Utilities « Aportmeirts for Rent 42 Apartments for Rent bike. $45.00. 27" Huffy 644- 3583. 9 to 4. Raindate Sunday. District will receive sealed NAME YOUR OWN FLOORSANDING - Santa Fe. Call 649-6646. bids In the Office of the Floors like new. Special­ FOR SALE-30" electric T A G SALE-Saturday TA G SALE-Saturday and Eighth Utilities District, 32 PRICE. Painting, paper­ SWIM POOLS warehouse June 4th, 9to4. St. Mary's Main Street, Manchester, PART TIM E youth direc­ ASSISTANT ADMIS­ 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst HEBRON-Two bed-' ing, removal. Fast ser­ izing In older floors, natu- - stove. Self venting. Good Sunday, 9 to 3. 88 Wedge- Announcements 03 SWIM INSTRUCTOR- condition. Avocado ROUND OAK T A B L E and forced to dispose of new Parking lot. 33 Park Connecticut until 7:30 p.m. YOUR TIME IS tor position open. Sep­ SIONS DIRECTOR- Glrls Resident camp. floor. Three room heated rooms, heat and hot wa­ vice. 289-9061,647-8254. rol and stained floors. No buffet. $375. Call 649-3109 on-ground 31' long pools wood Drive, Manchester. on June 17, 1983, for resilient tember thru June. lOto 15 Manchester Community apartment. $325. Security ter, oppllances. Large waxing anymore. John green. $85.00 or best Street, Manchester.Be- tile flooring, at which time Stafford Springs. June before 10:30am. complete with huge sun- netlt M ARCH, Inc. bids will be publicly opened, WORTH MONEY hours per week. Salary College invites applica­ MANCHE^TER-Deluxe required. Phone 646-2426 yard, parking, storage Verfallle. 646-5750. offer. Call 742-9681. T A G SALE-Electric HEALING REVIVAL- Sell Avon. Earn good money, 26th to August 14th. Room O.G. PETERSON P A IN T­ decks, fencing, hl-rate read aloud ond recorded. set your own hours. Opening negotiable. Send resume tions for a 12 month, and Board. Call 677-2667. two bedroom. Two pri­ 9 to 5 weekdays. area. 20 minutes to Hart­ ING CO.Interlor and ex­ stove, oak dresser, oak Speclflcotlons and bid Bob Burnsed ministries. •••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE-Marble coun­ CHAIR-WIng back. Co­ filters, ladders, war­ in Manchester and East Hart­ and Inquiries to South tenure-track position as vate baths. Sundeck. ford, IS minutes to Man­ terior. Spray, brush, or lonial. Gold color. Fair ranty, etc. Asking $966 desk, toy chest, Jenny forms may be secured ot the Polish Notional Home, 60 ford. Call ~ United Methodist ter top 10'X 2'1 Rain date Sunday. No YOUR AD , 40 hour week. Company vantageous. Call Diane $48,000. Five room s, Security. $370. phone 646- $500 monthly plus utilities O m c t n lllM T U M : Haw and Uaad Oaaka, exaouttaa, tGcfalarlal, and Info . A49-4000 paid vacation. Holidays rate. Please call Mrs. J . 646-7693. Cofdoranoo Chalra. Two and Poor Orawar PUaa (Utlor and Laoal). early birds. at 563-3487. Brownstein, DNS, Crest- porch, garage In base­ 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. •••••••••••••••••••••••a Laiiipa, CHalr Mala, and docha. ClassidBd ads ara tafean and Insurance. Apply 812 NURSE'S AIDES- iHOP IQ U IP M M T: DrWproaaaa, Inglna Drtaan Pumpa, Wranch Mala, field Convalescent Home ment. 55X243. Needs Shop Voouuma. and moro. BOARDING- DODGE 1972 DART Bloomfield Ave., Wind­ Certlf led. Part time 3 to 11 NURSE EMT or LPN- APARTMENT FOR C 81 M T R E E Service — ' TA G SALE-104 Harlan ovar Uia phona as a con* and 3 to 9. Immediate and Fenwood Manor In work. Larry Allen, 649- MANCHESTER-Main ILBCTflONIC CASH B IO ItTIflt: OrandToM and MuH ToW RagMara Glastonbury Equestrian SWINGER-Slant 6, Auto­ sor, Conn. Glrls Resident Camp. 7452 or 742-6447. RENT-Two bedrooms, Free estimates, discount inaMdMg TCA. Tow ^ BAI. Street. Rear.Saturday vanlanca. Tha Herald Is openings. Manchester Manchester at 643-5151, Street. 2-3 rooms. Center. $150 to $185 per and Sunday. 10 to 5. Good matic transmission, Stafford Springs. June Heated, hot water, ap­ appliances, heat 8i hot senior citizens. Company MANY ITEMS IN CARTON WITH MPOR. GUARANTEE. power steering. No rust. responsIMo for only ona Manor Nursing Home. Monday thru Friday be­ water. No pets. No child- month. Includes dolly condition. Garden, lawn PART TIME SALES 26th to August 14th. Room tween 9 anmd 3. pliances. No pets. Secur­ Manchester owned and No dents. Emission IncorracI Insertion and HELP-VIdeo and T.V. Call 646-0129. ren. $425. 646-4288. operated. Call 646-1327. ' ALL USED EQUIPM ENT SOLD AS IS. turnouts and use of large Items, tools, chairs, new and Board. Call 677-2667. THE VACATION sea­ ity. Parking. 523-7047. MOST ITEMS SOLD PIECE BY PIECE. Indoor ring, and much, passed. $995.00 Call 649- then only to ttio size of Evenings and Saturdays. mens clothes, perennial 6431. tha original Insertion. Must have knowledge of- HAIR STYLIST-Full time ARTS i CR AFTS son Increases the de­ MANCHETER-Brand Ifr. SOME TRADE LOTS TO BE OFFERED. much morel 633-4665. plants, other good mis­ M E D IC AL SECRETARY- 8 mand for photographic m ' a N C H E S T E R - REWEAVING BURfi Errors which do not Vldeo equipment. Home tor busy Manchester CONSULTANT-GIrls new two bedroom Condo. cellaneous Items. Wanted immediately. equipment. Now Is the Available Immediately. 3 Wall to wall, fully ap­ HOLES — zippers, umC- TERMS: 25 % Cash 1975 DODGE CORONET- lessen tha value of tha hobbyist considered. Call salon. Base pay plus com­ Resident Camp. Stafford bedrooms with applian­ brellas repaired. Window D O G T R A IN IN G - mission. Call Command Manchester office. Typ­ time to run an ad In pllanced, Full basemenf, Deposit— BALANCE Cash or Newly rebuilt engine and advertisaniant will not for an appointment, Al ing and Insurance forms. Springs. June 26th to ces. Heat and hot water shades, Venetian b lin d l Obedlance classes start­ t a g SALE-83 Pearl transmission. Neew Performance, ask tor August 14th. Room and classified to sell that air conditioned. No pets. Street, Manchester. All ha corractad.by an ad­ Sletfert's Appliances 647- Reply Box F, c/o The camerb you no longer Included. Rental Office. Keys. T V FOR R E N T. 6 - f Certifiod Check. ing June 20th In Bolton brakes and point. Good 9997. Manager. 643-8339. Board. Call 677-2667. 649-4800. $500 monthly plus utili­ sorts of goodies. June 4th ditional Insertion. Manchester Herald. use. ties. 633-3824. Marlow's, 867 M o lh g — b»ieA.iac-i»ia»us.ra-«™<* Call 643-9839 for condition. Call before Street. 649-5221. • registration. dnd 5th. Rain o'* hine. 5pm. 647-1701.