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Sealed bids w ilf — See page2 Single copy: 25 held oil on inipeueh- remainder ol thejudge’s lour year He said the select committee nient pioeeedings ugoinst Hart lerm than ends Januai-y 1987 rccomcndcd impeachment ’and lord Probate Judge Janies H, ”1 don’t iH'licve there is any their job is complete, now it.s our Kmsella hours alter -the judge reason lo re.sign, tlierelore I am job. I have a very bad taste in my anmiuiiei-d he Mould take early electing my statutory option to mouth with the recommendation ” retirenient and leave olliee Mav take early retirement.’i’ said Kin- to table impeachment, Shays 31 sclla. who laced almi.sl certain said ’IF-seems lo ihe he is again The ehamlHT. alter more than impeachment before he decided to manipulaling this LegislaUii^n a 2' .• hours ol inten.se debale, voti-d retire. tremendously arrogant Way?"^ 81b8 to aeeept a seleet Hou.se The select committee was By retiring, Kin.sella can seek eommillees reeommendalion lhal lormcd la.st year alter Kinsclla public ofliee again in the future. MANCHESTER a re.solution eonlaibing Imo arti- was censured by Ihc slate Council Shays said. LET THE KIDS & THE DOG ele.s ol impeaehment 1h' placed al on Probate Judicial Conduct for Rep ' Dorothy Goodwin, D- loose in the fully tenced-in yard that comes with this older si" MANCHESTER $76,900 Ihe. loot ol the House calendar. Mansticld. urged the matter be room Colonial Three bedrooms upstairs, formal dining room, mishandling the $38 million estate master bedroom has a watk-in closet, oti hot air heat and gar Experience the luxury of Condo living tn this beautiful 7 room The nio\ e apparent Is brought an ol elderly Wesl Hartlord heiress ended with Kinsella’.s. resignation. Townhouse featuring 3 bedrooms, dining room. 2!^ baths and age ERA Buyer Protection Plan $64 900 CalModay rec room Location offers much privacy Call for more details end to Ihe lirsi ini|K‘aehmenl Miss Elhel A. Donaghue. ”What needed lo be done has 643-4060 proceedings in C'onneelieul's 3SI- The committee concluded Kiii- happened and what we do really year history sinee il Ma.s unlikely sella repealedi) violated ethical makes no dilference at this point. the Hou.se would revive Ilje re.solu siandards in removing a conserva H we go forward only to satisfy tion before it adjourns its regular tor and appointing two friends, ourselves, that is nol right,’’ she session Wedne.sday lawyers Alexander A Goldlarb . said. G o rg e o u s ^ The select House eomniittee and Paul J Aparo. to gain control Rep Richard Tulisano. D-Rocky luund Kin.sella abused his olliee ot the estate. Hill, another member ol the select and the public trust in Ihe handling Thirty-six House members commillec, urged the chamber lo S. Windsor 126,900 ol Ihe eslale of Wesl Hartford spoke on ihe unprecedented Issue, lorgo impeachment proceedings. MANCHESTER $96,900 LaCava built 4 bedroom garrison colonial heire.ss Klhel A. Donaghue and many asking Frankel and the He said Kinsella could have JUST REDUCED rei'omniended his impeathmenl eommillee s other chairman. Rep. continued as judge of the Probate Heres a big FIVE BEDROOM 2 story Colonial on a large lot EAST HARTFORD $92,000 with fireplaced firsH4oor family room, formal by Ihe lull Hou.se. Robcrl Jackie, R-Strallord. ques- Court until he was tried by the ]ust waiting for the right family It has a living room with fire place 1 st floor family room formal dmmg room plus a large Don't miss this exceptional 8 room Colonial, located in most dining roorii, 2 ‘/2 baths. Located on a Cul-de- Many lawmakers argued Kin liqns about what the Ix-gislaturc Senate. Country kitchen Full basement and garage Room to Roam' desirable area, with 4 bedrooms, fireplaced living room and fin .sella should be impeached, accus "We know today this ordeal lor ished rec room Nicely larxfscaped & beautifully maintained could do il Kin.sella sought office See it today $96,500 Call tor an -appointment 643-4060 Sac in super neighborhood. ing him ol dodging the issue by again. all of us will end on May 31." We can help you become a reliring well alter the Ixigislature The purpose ol the impeach Tulisano said. ^ REALE PROEESSIONALI adjourns and would tx' afile to run ment process has been served and House Minority LeaderR.E. Van Call 646-452S. and ask lor Dan. [B D.W. FISH REALTY CO. again lor public ofliee. the violilion ol Hie public trasl, Norstrand, R-Darien. said. "Idely fr e e C a £ S l,i^ Impeaehmcnl and conviction by which initiated the process, has anyone in the chamber to suggest D.F. REALE, INC. OF Real Estate _ MARKET 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle. Vernon the Senale w ould bar Kin.sella Irom been repaired,’ said Frankel. "No that 1 am the most bloodthirsty- 175 Mam 5 l. MeiMbailm. Cl ev a lu a t io n .seeking "any ofliee ol honor, trust soul here" but the finding's of the REAL ESTATE SERVICES 643-1591 872-9153 lurlher action is necessary nor 646-4S2S 223 East Center S t , Manchaeter 643-4010 or prolil under Ihe state" however, should any action be undertaken. ” committee have not changi’d. he his pension rigts would nol be Bui Rep. C’hrislopher Shays,^ said, and the House should decide alleeled. R-Stamlord. who initiated th e^ and not sidestep the issue. Bui Ihe eight seleel committee ASSUMABLE MTG. POSSIBLE members said Friday they fell Let At Cashman show Kin.sella s decision to quit had aieumplished what impeachment you this beautiful pi oeeedings would have done and they urged the re.solution be set Colonial. . . laside. Deputy Hduse Speaker Robert F r a n k e I. D - S1 r ii 11 o r d. e o - chairman ol the seleel eommiltce. Redwood -Farms said Ihe House "should not be- oul lor blood," claiming the likelihood of the 59-year-old judge seeking public office again was remote. Kin.sella. a lormer Hartlord Herald photo by Tarqumic* mayor who has consistently claimed he did nothing improper, said earlier Friday he didn’t feel he Live Wire heats up had to resign but would retire alter Price Reduced 10 years on the bench. Loveley 7 Rm raised ranch; 4 rbom Cape. 2 rooms up ready for John Lampson, who plays guitar for High School. Band members promise to Kinsella's letter announcing his deliver top songs and a massive light reliremcnl was received by Gov. TOM CANTONE 3 bed Rms — Panelled family Outstanding 4 bedroom Colonial finishing. Ceilings & walls good. Live Wire, ManchesteriB neweist heavy * Want to get things going' Call Tom Cantone metal band.vyorks on a number during a show. Story and more pictures appear William O'Neill belore the House For 20 years people have depended on Tom to get things Rm, large in ground Pool, 2 with fantastic view of the Connec Freshly painted. Some work needed was to begin debate on the first going fast, ticut country side. Large fireplaced recent rehearsal. The group will give its on page 11. impeaehment proceeding against Tom Cantone’s Exxon Station across from Bonanza on .Car Gr., nice lot situated on the on outside. Call office regarding as first concert Wednesday at Manchester West Middle Turnpike was the place to gb for fast, dependable family room and fireplaced living an elected ollieial in Connecticut’s service Vernon-Tolland line, all for sumable Veterans mortgage. Tom has changed careers and is ready to give you the room, plus formal dining room, 2 car same dependable, fast service in real estate $87,000. garage and more. Price; $109,500. $64,900.— To get your house sold fast and at the best price, call Tom at 646-4040 MHS students go beyond requirements ^ Zinsser Aoency. ^ STRAND REAL ESTATE EDGORMAN „ 750 Main ^ ^ Associates U?4»*s U&R REALTY CO. Manchester ^ 156 East Center Street By Sarah E. Hall students in English courses "very 60-student drop in enrollment. At Hie (ither end ol the spectrum, 643-2692 Herald Reporter heullhy. ” In part, he attributed the rise in cooperative education classes will h04 MIIMII.K Tl KNPIKK EAST But the increase may mean the number of courses taken to ihe have some 1'26 more slots filled the 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 Despite an anticipated drop in cutbacks in what is oflered, he new closed-campus rale enforced next time around. Hhme econom 647-7653 enrollment, students al Manches added. A master schedule, lo be this year. "Students prelerlo be in ics will be up 36 students, fine’ arts \ ter High School next fall will be finished by June, will determine classrooms rather- Ilian .study up 22, and business up 42. taking a whopping 710 more how existing resources may be hall." he ^id. BEST SELLERS UST elective courses than those at Hie allocated. Luaes sqid enrollment in indus school this year. , ”It clearly could be difficult for While course choices totaled trial arts courses will be down 'M e C(MA u - D.W. FISH REALTY CO. "We're essentially up across- us." Ludes added. He did not 19.494 this school year. Ihe tally tor slightly, with II fewer students. SELLING? OF the-board, in almost every subject predict any increase in staffing. next year is some 20,204. About Since breakdowns of enrollment 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon area, ” MHS Principal 3aeob Bucking the overall upward 1.000 students in three grades by course level were nol available, attend MHS al present. he could nol say for sure whether WE NEED YOU! 643-1591 872-9153 Ludes said Friday. "And if this is trend is next fall's computer the start of a new trendr we science enrollment, down some 230 Other reasons Ludes gave for the enrollment in academic honors We have more buyers than homesTlf -welcome if." students. rise were anticipation ol a state courses is up. you’ve considered selling over the ; The course tallies, based on According to Ludes. that drop wide increase in the number of ' But I’d be surprised if it’s last several y ^ rs but were hesitant .choices made by this year’s nipth, was anticipated. Excitement over credits required for graduation increased." he said. Despite Citi and "rub-off" from media empha because of m^ket conditions ... Call 10th, and lllh graders, were last year's opening of computer zens Curriculum Committee con JUST U S T ED 70’s completed Thursday. They will be laboratories at MHS was bound to sis on academic excellence. cern over low- enrollment in Large 4 bedroom colonial with 2 full baths fireplace oaraoe the professionals at 646-2482 plus an ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN' used to determine the number and die dow n, he said. Apparently, al least some stu Advanced Placement math and 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!" size of . classes starting in But the net increase in course dents are opting for a heavy science courses. Ludes claimed September. ’■ enrollment came as a surprise. academic load next fall. Projected only a certain number of students The most dramatic increase is in Ludes said he expected to have a enrollment in mathematics can handle such rigor. social studies, which is up by 251 decline in the total number of courses is up by 72. Hull in science ’’And we re not interested in ^students, Ludes said. He went on to elective courses taken next school courses by 90, and that in foreign artilicially expanding the mail'll'HI I call an enrollment increase ot 184 year, the result ol a projected languages by about 40. numbers. ” he said.
Herikl photo by Ttrquinio Inside Today Chernenko praises Polish general Early hospital training 30'paoes, 2 sections By John lams demonstrating in Gdansk, part ol a nationwide. JUST USTED 90’s JUST USTED 70’s United Press International crowd of 13,000 w ho attended ma.ss ■ Chernenko, in a Kremlin cerem Young Eric Rodriguez looks like he’s blue because he Beautiful 3 bedroom Cape with family room, fireplace and gar A d vice ...... 12 The ranch you’ve been waiting for! 3 bedrooma. rec room with b u s in e s s ...... at two churches in traditional ony giving Jaruzelski the Order of hurt his finger — but it’s only a make-believe cast. At age Locaied in Popular Westwood fireplace and wood stove Deck and fenced in yard. 20 Spotless Ideal Starter C la s s ifie d ...... 18-19 MOSCOW — President Konstan- observances of Constitution Day. Lenin, made no specific reference Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday, he and more than C o m ic s ...... 9 tin Chernenko Friday praised In Warsaw, police also .sur to the recent disturbances. 40 other students from the Blue Shutter Nursery School Manchester 70,900 ''Manchester 68,900 Entertainment...... 12 visiting Polish leader Gen. Woj- rounded St. John's Cathedral and ”In the days that were difficult L o tte r y ...... 2 cieeh Jaruzelski for his strung fired water cannon at worshippers learned how to bandage wounds, inject grapefruit, use a BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. 6 room ranch with large kitchen O D Itu a rie s...... for Poland, you assumed leader 3 bedroom Custom Ranch located ...... 10 leadership in preventing dissi- leaving the church when they stethoscope, and more — all to make them less afraid if REALTORS . on level lot in convenient location. 2 /dining area. Deck off kitchen. O p in io n ...... 6 ship over the struggle by the Peopletalk ...... •...... 2 dents from causing a "national began chanting Solidarity slogans. Communists ... to normalize the they’re ever patients. The special two-week program, 189 WEST CENTER STREET Full baths, partially finished base Panelled Rec room with bar, wood S p o rts ...... 15-17 catastrophe," Tass said. On Thursday, about 35,000 Solidar situation in the country and steer it called "Lutz Children’s Museunryisits the hospital," will (ComM' ol McKm ) ment. Appliances. stove in basement. Call and take a T e le v is io n ...... 7-9 The praise camp a day after ity supporters infiltrated official out of the crisis, ” he said. 646-2482 ^ look. W e a th e r...... 2 Polish police fired water cannon to May Day parades and clashed with have served hundreds of area studehts by the time it ends break u d Solidaritv supporters government forces in cities ^ Please turn to page 10 May 11. More pictures appear on page 3.
4 < ■> MANt IIKSTKIt IIKIiAU) S.iHiiil;i\, M;iy 5, HIH4 MANCHESTER tIEKAl-l) S;ilunLi.\. \Ui\ .5, 1984 :! Competition le fierce MMH closes Colleges scramble to find commencement speakers another wing By Vukani Mogubane cials. At some institutions the society and very lew people these commencement is the president of ».will relate to. Ruenzel said. who is chosen commencement United Press International choice is based on tradition while days don’t know someone who is Yale. That goes buck to the 1890s," "We go through the chain of speaker. at others its a scramble for whose graduating." he said. "The lact said spokesman Steve KezeridH. command. We invite the president Past speakers include former As ihv putient ivnsus at Matu'h»'si*T MvniuTi.il Wanted; A famous or distin available. tho.se speeches lake placif at that The only exception was in 1962 and work our way down to the vice Secretary of Stale Alexander Haig, Hospital.continuvs to fall bvlow piojovtimi. aiuittici guished individual who eUn give a ■'It's very competitive who gets time generates a lot of uticmion on when President Kennedy was president and cabinet members," Rep. Stewart Mckjnncy, R-Conn;. wing has bvt'ii shul down Early this wevk. 'riiii'd good s^rt eommencement which speaker. You’ve got to get in who the commencement ^ a k e r presented an honorary degree and hesaid. "Wecun’talwayshaveour and U.S. District John Judge North B ” was oflkially lUisvd. MMII spiikcsnum speech. \ the bailgame early. If? a very is. gave a brief speech. ” lirst choice because they arc Sirica, . . who gained national fame i Andi'fw Bwk said Friday Each year colleges and universi intense process. A lot of the times ' ’A speaker should be a person "Being the president he gave a sought after and arc not a lw o y s ^ u rm g the Watergate scanda . The 22 bed adult waid. like the 18 p.ilient Millei ties around the country are in .the t>eople you really’ want are we cun present to graduates and speech. That has been the only available.’ This year’s commencement ad building before it. now stands enipl.\ ' .Ml -'-i.ili volved in a slilf compcHition to fill those being courted by five or 10 their parents as someone who is exception in the 100 years." He said at least since 1956 every dress at Fairfield will be given by •members from that ai'ea weie placed in unlillcd that ad with government officials, other people." Ebel sdid. exemplary ol the type of education Kezerian said. commeneemeni speaker has been ABC newsman Ted Koppel. Koppel positions elsew here in the luKspital. Rei k s.nd scholars, journalists and others "Graduation, is virtually the the university represents," said The U.S. Coast Guard Academy connected with government. Last is one of several newsman, includ No la.N-ofls or other closings arc ininiiiiciil In- 'who have achievi’d in other fields. major event of the year for all Fairfield tConn.) University spo-'^ in New London. Conn., in keeping year’s speaker was Vic-e President ing Robert MacNeil of public' added Dr. Henry Ebel. a spokesman at universitiefirand colleges." he said. keswoman Nancy Habetz. with government protocol, always George Bush. television's MacNcil-Lehrer Re Hospital ollicials, however, li.ive long lieeli the University ol Hart lord in W est The commencement speech is Yale University in New Haven. has a government official give the The only exception was in 1983 port, Harry Reasoner of CBS’s 80 Future concerned about Ihc dip in i cxcmics c aused b\ I lie low Hartford. Conn., said the competi part of a veo’ emotional ceremony Conn., an Ivy League bastion long commencement speech, said Lt. when former CBS News anchor Minutes and columnist Geor^- census. Some predict another dec line as prospec ti\e tion for commencement speakers in which millions oi young people on tradition, has hud the president Neal Ruenzel, spokesman for the man Walter Cronkite was the Will, who have spoken at Connecti doctors? payment systems — which seek to shorten patient has become very competitive. cut graduations. ; stays, as well as the hills the\ take home iH'c oine are going out into the world for the ol ■ the university give the main academy. invited guest speaker but hud to It’s riot every day The process lor choosing a first time, he said. commencement speech since the The speakers usually pick a topic cancel out. "A big name is desirable but In' widespread speaker begins months in advance ”lfs like a ritual or a rile that 1800s. relating to leadership and respon Ms. Habetz said Fairfield Uni no means the only thing involved.*^’ that members of Dr. Robert Bleer. presideni ol the MMll nieclieal and involves top university offi has a special meaning ig our "Trudilionully the speaker at sibility — things military officers versity has a wide-open policy on Ms. Hatetz said. the Manchester .stall, said Friday that culbaeks In sere ic e c oriiorate Mem2>rial Hospital restructuring, and the sharing ol sercices between two or more hospitals may evenUiall.x iH'C'ome staff find them necessary il hospitals statewide arc to siiiMce the selves coaching changes. Weather pre-schoolers on And Beck himsell admitted that hospital adniiiiis Peopletalk hospital proce trators are "watching ver.% elosel.x lo see what develops But he said it s too earl.x lo spec ulate ' cm Today’s forecasts T dures, but that was whether the MMH census w ill drop lurther w hen the the case during more reslricllve prospective paymeitl svsteni is Connecticut, Massachusetts and the “Lutz Child enforced aeross-theboard. as is ihc case with What people are saying Birthday almanac Rhode Island: Cloudy Salurday Medicare patients already morning, giving way to partial ren’s Museum vis The existing decline, is due lo a dec rease iii the 'T ve learned a lot from Marlon." May 6 — Willie Mays (193I-), perhaps the most .sunshine by ufU>rnobn. Highs in the its the hospital" length ol patient slays, he said. He said that ma.\ l>e a — Robert Duvall, winner of this year's talented and exciting baseball player of his era. . 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday night program held Fri sign that physicians have already changed Iheie Academy Award for best actor for "Tender He hit 660 cal'ccr home run9 15. .A eonlinenlal breaMasl. a bullet I'm not the type. and in the "McMillan and Wile" and "Rhoda" Vermont: Partly sunny Salur hospital bed as an Anyway. I’m not television .series in the 1970s day. Chance of a.few showers in the Saturday cloudy during the early morning, then becoming partly, luncheon and a lour of the MCT campus will be instructor raises it pro\ ided that good-looking. ’ May 11 — Irving Berlin (I888-), the compo.ser north. Highs 55 lo 65.Fair Salurday sunny. Highs in the 60s. Breezy westerly winds IS to 25 mph. Saturday; Workshop topics will iiu lude tlomo.seMialiU' — Daryl Hannah, and lyricist who has written the scores for night. Lows in (he 40s. Fair night partly cloudy. Lows in the 40s. Sunday partly cloudy. Highs 65 up and down. aetress, who re- — Gay and lA'sbiaii Relationslups". suieule numerous Broadw ay musicals. His most popular Sunday. Highs in the 60s. to 7 0 . Today's weather picture was drawn by Scott Teixeira, 10, of cently played the songs include "God Bless America." "White "Choices lor the Terminally III ol All .-\gi's Marlborough, a fourth-grade student at St. James School. - Home. Hospital. Hospice .: lamily violeiue; the Robert Duvall mermaid in the hit, Christmas" and "Easter Parade." Herald photos by Tarquimo * "Splash." Miss May 12 — Yogi Berra (I925-), the current Extended outlook impact of divorce; "Stress Management - Promoting Longer. Healthier. Happier live.', . Hannah is considered one of the most bt'autiful manager and former eatcher lor the New York Extended outlook for New Eng young actresses today. (Newsweek) Yankees. As a player, he was chosen the -rf* "Gerontology — Myths ol .Aging. Ding ail’d" land Monday through Wedne.sday: Algohol Abuse in the Gulden Ages' ; and The American League’s most valuable player three Connecticut, Massachusetts and "Well, I ’ve never ridden an elephant." Economies ol an Assoeiale's Degree" times. Rhode Island: Fair weather Mon — Shirley Macl-aine, singer, dancer and The registration lee is $8. and $7-lor senior day and Tuesday. A chance of rain citizens. Call 646-2137 lor more inlormalion or actress who just won the Academy Award for best Wedne.sday. Highs will generally actress for "Terms ol Endearment," when asked reservations. M be in (he 50s lo mid 60s and lows w ill "What's next?" Better Red than dead ' be moslly in Ihc 40s. Maine, New ,Hampshire: Fair "111 sing it people encourage me. The trouble Red Skelton says comedians shouldn’t use Monday and Tuesday. Chance of is. it doesn't take a profanity as a comic crutcli^ Hospital week named rain Wedne.sday. Lows in the mid lot of encourage Skelton, who gave the world characters like 30s to low 40s. Highs in the 50s north X- Manchester Memorial Hospital has been ment to get me Clem Kadiddlehopper. SherifI Deadeye and the lo (he 60s south. recognized in a proelamatiun i.ssued by Mayor started ’ seagulls Gertrude and Heathcliffe. said he Vermont: Chance ol showers on Barbara B Weinberg to eoiiieide xvllh National — John Block, se recently caught Eddie Murphy's act on cable Monday. Dry on Tuesday. Chance Hospital Week. cretary of agricul television and was di.sturbed by his profanity. "■The earing kind" of individuals at MaiH lu sler A of thundershowers on Wednesday. ture. who recently- "He doesn’t need it because when he read Mild. Overnight lows in (he 40s. Memorial' Hospital, including ho.spiial cm played guitar and straight lines, he was funny to me and Mrs. Afternoon highs in (he 60s. ployces, physicians, volunteers, auxilians. iiu or sang “ I'm Crying Skelton, ” Red said. "I know every dirty joke in porators and tru.slees. bring a personal eommii- My Heart Over the world, but I don't think people should have to ment to Iheir work every day of the year ' she You" at the Grand pay to hear them." Weather radio said in proclaiming the week ol Ma.\ 6 through 12 Ole Opry. Skelton was in Raleigh, N.C., for a two-night "Hospital Week" in Manchester show sponsored by North Carolina State The National Weather Service broadcasts continuous, 24-hour "1 don’t know University. Satelllta vlaw weather information on 162.475 what this is going to Dlsc jockeys leave station , ^ D O T to investigate light mHz in Hartford. 162.55 mHz in Commerce Department satellite photo faken at 1 p.m. EST shows a Y do for anything 1 New London and 162.40 mHz in The state Dcpyrtmeiit of Transporlation will do know that it low pressure system centered in New England spreading clouds from Shirley MacLaine Meriden. investigate the need tor an advaiue green arrow means eViough mo ‘Drop dead’ candidaqr? the Ohio Valley eastward to the Middle Atlantic region and into the Northeast. The associated cold front is bring clouds across northern lor westbound motorists at the interseetion of ney to go to New York to get the prize and come Spencer Street antj Hillstown Road, state Sen home." Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm jokingly sug Florida. Clouds cover parts of the upper Midwest and northern Plains WINF set to go country on Monday \ Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manehe.sler announeed gested in Denver earlier this week he might while snow cover can be seen over the Rockies. — Albert James Scardino, founder and editor of Storm pushes north Zinsser said he requested the investigation The Georgia Gazette, a struggling liberal weekly- oppose President Reagan this fall on a platform of "stand up, roll over and drop dead." The storm system that spawned By Kathy Garmus broadcasts only six hours a day. he them that "wfUt"wrUtu a proper IgrniatIgrmat andai previously with station W IOF when it after receiving numerous complaints from ins in Savannah, Ga. The Gazette, half a million constituents about congestion at the iiiter.seetion Lamm, whose "duty to die" remarks upset the 88 tornadoes in the first three days Herald Reporter said. good prograninulTg''UanimilTg''U dBirmrycBiTmiy statistation had a country lormal. Epstein said. dollars in debt, was just awarded a $1,000 PulUzer of May Friday pushed north and Epstein .said^he station's current had a good market in Hartford. ” He Jerry Tucker, now a part-time Prize for Scardino's editorial writing. nation’s elderly last March, made the suggestion after describing Reagan as a surprisingly tough east with some heavy rains. Manchester radio station W INF will format, which was initiated in 1982, was said the planned format change has deejay al W lN F r'w ill become the Southerners in six states got a doing well, but the station's manage received a good response from adver aflernoon deejay, replacing Art John "She has the cutest lips, just like her daddy." presidential candidate. OSTON make the switch to a contemporary Drunk charges lodged chance to clean up from 43 country format on Monday, station ment "felt we had a better potential tisers so far. son. who also left last week because of — Jerry Hall, after giving birth to her baby, "B y some alchemy, he has remained aloof from The following people have been charged with the mistakes of his administration," Lamm. 48, tornadoes that killed six people. ew v o R ^ S manager Jay Epstein said Friday. with this (country) format. ” Hartford Bui two disc jockeys who have left the format change. which was fathered by Mick Jagger. (Rolling Thunderstorms developed over station WRCQ has a format similar to Johnson, too. said his departure was drunken driving recently in Manchester. All were Stone) said Thursday. "I find him to be a very 29.77 Epstein said W IN E’S decision to the station said they doubted .the new the Washington, D.C., area and the one now used at W INF. he said. the result of a mutual decision and said released from police custody on their promise lo formidable candidate. SAN FNANCISCO IpeNVZRl switch from its current big band sound format was a marketable one.^ spread north and east. A (lash flood — announced in early April after the he would have left had the station gone appear later thiss month in Mam hester Superior "I would ask that they recognize that it was not • " I ’m resdly thinking about announcing against When the station was sold in March to "It's a marketing decision and it's Court. him on the platform of stand up. roll over and drop watch WM posted in New York’s station changed hands'and initially ■'all Yiddish. " an easy thing (or me to resign. I was trying to LOt ANOELES^L a group of six Connecticut investors. not a good one." said Tom Doherty, the April 26: Robert J. Sullivan. 29. of 50 Woodside dead." £ Catskills! where 2>/i inches of rain planned for May 1 — was made purely "It’s all foreign to me,” he said. make a point. " Stamford attorney Daniel I. Konover. lormer morning deejay. "We lipnk the St., also charged with failure to obey a Lamm was quick to note he was not suggesting had fallen. More than an inch of for marketing reasons. one of the principal investors, said (big band) soupd has been pretty "When you have a change like this, — Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.V., who rain soaked Albany, N.Y., and IMOHEtT 'yeu^jiormally get a radical change in traffic-control signal. resigned the vice chairmanship of the Senate the president drop dead, but was merely TEMMRATUflEt "We did some research into the there would be no format changes at good." April 27: Michael D. Smith, ol 59 Delmont St : referring to the criticism the governor triggered nearly an inch (ell at Boston, Glens Ntw the staff. ” Doherty said. Select Intelligence Committee to protest the ARM MIAMI market and realized the need for a the station, which broadcasts from 1230 Doherty said there were previously John P. Kurowski. 23, of 51 Scott Drive; Robert B in March when he was quoted as telling a group of Falls, N.Y., and Hartford. 1 ( ORLEANS on the AM dial. Epstein likewise said Shea will become the station’s C IA ’s failure to "properly" inform the committee full-time country station," he said. two other country stations in the area program director. Epstein said. No Labarge. 51, of 146 Woodland St . w hohasanotlier lawyers that terminally ill elderly people have “ a Forecasters tracked a develop 0 7 0 ^ — LsaeNO' the format would remain the same. of the U.S. role in mining Nicaraguan harbors. ing, fast-moving, system in the "Although the current format was which failed because they could not get other personnel changes are planned at drunken driving charge pending in Manehesler. duty to die and get out of the way." n t i » ^ 8 0 I/ . ‘ . I SROW doing well, fve felt it was a marketing mountains, but said it was tod Konover and his associates bought advertiser support, despite popularity present, he claimed. police said. early to tell if it would produce L^^/'jlMOWlRl^ now change that was needed." the station for about $300,000 from the among listeners. One deejay said a number ol listeners April 28: Michael F. Musehell, 32, ol West severe weather. Uei WtATMa FOTOCAST ' W INF, which will change its call Broadcast Management Corp. of Ohio, Doherty said his decision to leave the have been calling in to complain about Willington. also charged with lailure to obey a which had filed for protection from, station was a mutual one made with traffic-control signal: Jean Cupulli. .50. ol ' /-V -j- A travelers’ advisory was issued letters to W KH T when the switch is the format change. Epstein said that Almanac for portions of the soul hem Califor 'made,.will be the only full-time country creditors under federal bankruptcy management because "I can't do although the station has received Lebanon, also charged with driving with his nia deserts, where 45 mph winds station in the Hartford market, Epstein law. country.’’ complaints about the country format, license suspended: Gediminas P. Gulbinas. 42. of n t . Konover said that station owners met Doherty will be replaced in the 26-N Fairfield St. Today is Saturday May 5, the and blowing dust and sand made National loracast said. The only other country station in "there’s more positive reaction from with twtPradio consultants who advised morning slot by Rick Shea, who was April 29: Owen J. McDonough. 22, ol 58 Lvness 126th day of 1984 with 240 to follow. travel difficult. the area — W MLB in West Hartford — new listeners. ” Six people were killed and more For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Saturday will find rain or St. The moon is moving toward its May 2; Carl F. Linders Jr., 24. of 736 N Main first quarter. than 80 injured Thursday when 43 showers across parts of the Rockies, upper New England and In tornadoes roared through Ala sections of the Ohio-Tennessee Valleys. Mostly fair weather is St.: Sandra L. Brookes, 40, of 13 Mathewson The morning stars are Mercury. Drive, Andover. Venus, Mars and Jupiter. bama, Georgia, Mississippi, l^u i- predicted elsewhere across the nation. Maximum temperatures Calendars The evening star is Saturn. siana and the Carolinas, a region include: Atlanta 79, Boston 66, Chicago 65, Cleveland 65, Dallas 87 5 gaining a reputation as the latest Those born on this date are under Denver 62, Duluth 54, Houston 90, Jacksonville 87, Kansas City 7o' Thursday the sign of Taurus. They include "tornado alley." Little Rock 84, Los Angejes 70, Miami 88, Minneapolis 64 Nevv p.m. Manchester RHAM Board of Education. RHAM High School Board of Education. Bolton Center School library, Danish theologian Soren Kierke .. i Eighty-eight tornado^struck in Orleans 88, San Francisco 64, New York 63, Phoenix 93, Seattle 55 St the first three days of May, most of library,'RHAM Road, Hebron, following Hebron town 7:30 p.m. gaard in 1813, German political Louis 71, Washington 72. Monday IF eoaT meeting, which starts at 8 p.m. theorist Karl Marx in 1818, and them in the densely populated Gulf Parking Authority, 8 a.m., 1007 Main St. Coast. American author Christopher Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln Tuesday Coventry Morley in 1890. Center hearing room. Andover Board of Education, Andover School DINNERS On this date in history: Tuesday conference room, School Road. 7:30 p.m. ^ Sunday In 1821, Napoleon Bonaparte Manchester Herald Mental Health Committefe, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln Lakeview Terrace Association, board room. Town died in exile on the island of St. Wednesday FOR Lottery Center gold room. Memorial Day Committed, Town Office Building. Offide Building, 2 p.m. Helena, Richard M. Diamond, PublCsher Pitkin Glass Committee, 7; 30 p.m., Lincoln Center Monday 7:30 p.m. In 1925, biology - teacher John gold room. Town Council, board room. Town Office Building. Scopes of Dayton, Tennessee, was Penny Sadd Mark F. 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Thursday LARGE PIZZA*2 ltems*Pltcher Beer *7.95 Office hours ore 1:30 d.m. to 5:39 The Mancheeter Herald Is o A thought for the day: Scottish- On May 5, 1925, biology teacher John Scopes was Rhode Island daily; 8312. Jack i.m. Monday through Prldov and 7 subscriber to United P re ii Intemo- Republican Town Committee. Community Hall, , Board of Education, teacher’s room. Coventry High born naturalist and explorer John arrested for teaching Darwin’s theory of evolution in pot: 15-17-36-02. fo 10 d.m. Soturdov. Otllvery tlonol .news services and Is o Andover 7:30 p.m. School. 7:30 p.m. Muir said. "The clearest way into should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday n ^ b er of the Audit Bureau of Wednesday . Friday La Strada Restaurant Dayton, Tenn. in violation of state laws. He is seen here in Maine daily: 533. throuph Friday and by 7:30 d.m. CIrculotlons. the Universe is through a forest Vermont daily; 082. 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The government has HEATING OIL MAK Painting Mondale favored in Texas John Paul II Friday visited the scene of admitted to 189 deaths and 800 injured, a bloody uprising against the South. but unofficial sources put the toll far A 4 3 -2 6 5 9 DALLAS — Walter Mondaje was favored Korean government and called for higher. [QUALITY SERVICE Friday to defeat Gary Hart in the Texas caucuses reconciliation to “ ease the pain of The pope celebrated the mass in Saturday, demolishing the Colorado senator's injured hearts." Korean, which he has been studying for strategy of winning the Democratic presidential CAU 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 John Paul, on the second day of a six months, but delivered his sermon in nomination with a sweep of the West. HAS IT! four-day tour of the country, earlier English. While even a big win would leave Montrale told diplomats in Seoul “ the anguish The "grace of reconciliation’ ’ offered nearly 600 delegates short of the 1,967 delegates QRUFFE MTTO MDY and pain of a divided Korea are by the church, he said, “ is particularly ROUTE n TALCOTTVILLE, CT. n eed ^ to clinch the nomination, a Texas loss relevant for those who are haunted by FEATURING THIS WEEK emblematic of a divided world." would be a major 'psychological defeat for the Seoul riot police ffred clouds of tear the memory of the unfortunate events Hart campaign gas to disperse about 1,000 protesting of this place." According to the latest United Press Interna 24 HR. T0WM6 students at Korea University in Seoul, “ We can ease the pain of injured tional count. Mondale has l.‘J12 national conven i?63 ond 191 M om St M ontheifer w itn ess^ said. It was the second day hearts that are filled with anxiety and 643-0016 Ph6ne 643 U91 Of 643-1900 tion delegates. Hurt trails with 644 and Jesse bitterness," he said. “ At the same time •COMIHSTI COCLItlON MMIM police ns^ tear gas to break up • Eootbraak Mall. Mamlietd Jackson has 209. , r we can offer hope to those who suffer •rOMION AND AMtmCAN CANS MINIT-MAN PRINTING demonstrations on Seoul campuses.. Indication^f a defeat in Texas grew when Hart Phone 456-1141 Tear gas fired on students Thursday from oppression, and thus become left the state Ttiursday, saying in San Antonio that ' V , $ince 1947 423 Canter St., Manchester Phone 646-1777 fAsmrw coNMiCTKvrs drifted onto a seminary where John instruments of Christian liberation and ■'give or take one appearance would not make ______Art Cunliffe, Prop. U A o m o puu snvicf oprpOANfi _ was meeting with followers. signs of true freedom.” that much difference" in the outcome. The students are demanding campus From Kwangju, John Paul flew by Mondale could put a virtual lock on the autonomy and an end to forced military helicj^ter to the Korean National. nomination in the next tew days. There are 637 Low Printing As Only MIISITS induction of student dissidents. Their Leprosy Hospital on Soroko island. delegates at stake between Saturday and R A Z O R ’S demonstrations are not related to the Walking to a group of patients Tuesday in primaries and caucuses. Hart draws a away at Your MINIT-MAJS Printing pope's Visit. assembled to meet him, he pla tM both Able E D G E itofhm briet respite Monday when his home state of FAMILY HAIR CENTER 'The pope went to the provincial his hands on their heads. Colortido holds caucuses, but they will be capital of Kwangju, one of Korea's four " I t is joy for me to know that among Home ImprovBmant & C O . ' overshadowed the next day by primaries in archbishoprics, to baptize 72 new yourselves, Protestants, Catholics and Indiana. 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OVER out at other gambling spas in sympathy with Earlier, receiving members of the Young worshipers in Kwangju, S. Korea, attend religious MANCHESTER 45 Women in white lace mantillas diplonriatic corps in the Seoul residence YEARS those still on strike against more than two dozen waved yellow-and-white Vatican flags. services conducted by Pope John Paul II on Friday. Church hotel-casinos. of the papal nuncio, the pope urged i IMEMOMAL CO. EXPERIENCE Security was heavy around the sta them to dispel "an atmosphere of fear officials estimated the crowd at 65,000. 5 The strike along the Las Vegas Strip was in its dium. including metal scans of anyone • 33rd day as culinary workers, bartenders, suspicion, distrust and uncertainty.” Opp. EbbI Cemetery CALL 649-5807 entering. Rangoon." A bombing blamed on world that lacks trust and fails to For All Your Mauds stagehands and musi^ans returned to work The pope celebrated mass in the This atmosphere, he said, led to North Korea killed 17 South Korean achieve reconcilation in brotherly under terms of a new contract agreement with the stadium at Kwangju, 170 miles south of insecurity, increased tension, the officials and four Burmese Oct. 9. love,” he said. “ They are a symbol of a TRAVEL«INSURANCE QUALITY HARRISON ST. Las ’(/egas Hilton and Flamingo Hilton. Seoul, where a student uprising broke search for military superiority and to '"The anguish and pain of a pivided world situation that cries out ^ r a MANCHESTER "Everything seems just 1 ^ home," said a out May 18, 1980, in protest against “acts of naked terrorism as in Korea are emblematic of a divided response: anewattitude, anewheart." 391 Broad 8 |., MapehMiar MEMORIALS coffee shop waitress. "It'sgr^attobeback. It was ^ 648-7096 a tough time on the streets, but we won our point." The new pact basically calls fur a $1.46 an hour increase in wage and fringe benefits over a “StTfiitf! Mnnclicsirr For Orvr 50 Yi'iirs" four-year period. Lebanon coalition faces Moslem opposition J. B. ELECTRONICS It also doubles the employer contribution to the STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV faltering union pension fund, which had become BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPl) — Prime Christian east Beirut from the Moslem would be resolved. no formal comment on the impasse. Pentland The- Florist so depleted in recent years that em ployee' Minister-designate Rashid Karami west. “ I can say things are better... We Political sources said the Druze leader SALES AND SERVICE dependents were not covered by union health Friday remained unable to convince a Beirut’s four-member cease-fire have to find the appropriate solution to “ is ready to join but is staying out for 24 BIRCH ST. insurance. key Moslem to join his new Cabinet, committee stopped the clashes by whatever is right,” Karami said. “ We B erri’s sake.” TEL. 643-6247 The strike began April 2 when Some 17,000 preventing Lebanon's 4-day-old na midday, but leaders of the warring are optimistic." Karami named the new 10-member 1------rn 643-4444 — _ o o o workers walked out at 29 hotel-casinos. tional unity government from taking ' factions made no headway in breaking Berri, who returned from Damascus Cabinet Monday night, giving five U— 1 F.T.D. power. . a political stalemate that has kept the Thursday after talks with Druze leader seats to Moslems and five to Christians. I1MASTER CHARGE Strike ends in Bolivia One policeman was killed an<] national unity government from taking Walid Jumblatt, his ally, said he would 'The group met Tuesday for the first AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE several civilians were wounded in power. join the Karami administration only if time without Berri or Jumblatt. JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 SERVICE / LA P.AZ. Bolivia — Bolivia's workers ended a mortar and machine gun duels between Shiite Amal militia leader Nabih Karami and President Amin Gemayel A key Jumblatt adviser, former 72-hour strike Friday but the problems that have Christian and Moslem militias facing Berri, remained steadfastly opposed to set up two more government portfolios, Cabinet minister Marwan Hamade, “F" caused a wave of walkouts in the economically each other across the Green Line in joining a new Cabinet named by one for south Lebanon and one for met separately with Berri and U.S. \$PECIALIZING IN WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL , troubled country remained far from resolved. Beirut, police sources said. Karami, political sources said. reconstruction affairs. Ambassador Reginald Bartholomew to AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Snipers injured four members of the Karami, who has been working to SUPERIOR MUFFLERS] Bolivian banks stayed shut Friday because of a Jumblatt, who has also refused his discuss the Lebanese crisis. We started our business in 1970 as the first economical prices. We are open 8:30 a.m. to HEATING and SHEET METAL lack of currency. Juan Caregaaga. president of neutral observer force patrolling the convince ^ r r i to join the government, appointment in the Cabinet, reportedly Details of the hour-long meeting quick print and copy center in Manchester. Be 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday: Saturdays the Bankers’ Association said. line, which divides predominantly said he believed the Cabinet crisis DON WILUS GARAGE, INC. agreed with Berri's demands but made were not disclosed. SPECIALISTS cause of our specialized high speed equipment, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our facilities also in Bank officials said the shortage of currency WHEEL ALIGNMENT . BRAKE SERVICE ■ WHECKEB SERVICE M New England Mechanical Services, Inc resulted from a job action by employees of the GENERAL REPAIRING we are able to print from your photo ready copy clude punching, padding, stitching, cutting, country's Central Bunk, who have refused to Propane Cylinders Filled in just a matter of minutes. We also have a collating and folding. We are located^ at 423 transfer bills to private banks to protest Isabel Peron Jobless rate Air Conditioning Service valuable new 3-M Bond Copier which makes Center Street, across from Willie’s. For any in 166 TU N N E L RD. government austerity measures announced April ■ t e l e p h o n e 18 m a in s t r e e t beautiful copies on bond paper. We can also do VERNON, C T . 06066 MV-AS31 MANCHESTEBrCONN 06040| formation, please phone 646-1777. 12. flyers, letters, business cards, index cards, en 871-1111 The austerity program, which included a 75 to e n d holds steady velopes, postcards, stag tickets, rubber (Shown in the above photo, left to right, is: percent devaluation and price hikes on basic stamps and engraved name plates and pins of foodstuffs, also sparked the 72-hour strike called WASHINGTON (UPI) — Unemployment stayed at Kevin Barry, Linda Thatcher. TBfn Barry and NOW OPEN SUN DA YS 9-1 all sizes within a reasonable,ytimej at very by the country's Labor Central, the Bolivian BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) — Former 7.8 percent in April for the third straight month, the ECONOMY U W N MOWER SERVICE , Brian Barry.) SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy A equivalent of the AFL-CIO. President Isabel Peron .will end three years of Labor Department said Friday, raising concern that Senior Citizen Discounts The general strike, the second since April 12, self-imposed exile when she' returns home May 20 to the steady decline in joblessness from the recession 647-3660 Lowest Prices in Area began Monday and continued until midnight lead her once-powerful opposition Peronist Party. peak may have ended. ^ Thursday. The striking unions did not count ' diplomats said Friday. 'The White House viewed the report as good CROWN PHARMACY Expert Lawn Mower Repair PRESCRIPTION CENTER Tuesday as part of the strike because it was May Peron's return is encouraged by the new civilian economic news, but organized laborKSn3~bemocrats govemmefit, which needs the m ajor opposition ^ . Fraa Pickup and Dallvery Day. observed as International Workers Day. suggested the downward trend in the jobless rate from New England AHMAD K. ALTAF 208 Wast Cantar S traat' 10% Senior Citizens Discount The government was forced to institute the party's consent to adopt tough economic austerity a high of 10.7 percent may be over. I Ragiitarsd Pharmacist Manchastar. Ct. 060401 I measures, the diplomats said. austerity measures as part of an agreement with The Bureau of Labor Statistics said 8.8 million (203) 649-0312 M IL E the International Monetary Fund for needed Mrs. Peron, overthrown in a 1976 military coup and people were out of work during April, an increase of FREE ESTIMATES \ PROMPT. PERSONAL FRO%^. imprisoned for five years before traveling to Spain in 'C bN anyUm. bUwwi S am, and 10 pm., 7 days a WMb Y r loans. MCDONALO'S] 71,000 over March, but not enough to raise the overall Mechanical Services, inc. ICOLRTEOVS SERVICE self-imposed exile in 1981, told President Raul unemployment rate. Alfonsin by telephone Thursday she.would return May Tile seasonally adjusted rate was the same 7.8 Costa Rica warns Nicaragua 20 “ to assume leadership of the (Peronist) move EVERYTHING IN GLASS 166 TUNNEL RD., VERNON, CONNECTICUT 06066 percent in February and March. "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " Costa Rica warned Fritjay that it might break ment," her close advisers said. It was the first time since a September-November diplomatic relations with Nicaragua unless the Alfonsin told Mrs. Peronheagreedto wait until then period in 1980 that the rate remained unchanged for Keep Your Eyes to begin a series of important meetings between the Sandinistas halted frontier incidents such as the three months. J.A. WHITE CLASS CO. m Thursday attack on a border station. ruling Radical Civic Union party and opposition Both adult men and adult women experienced Costa Rican Foreign Minister Carlos Jose parties to convince them to approve drastic economic unemployment increases of one-tenth of a percentage On This Space Gutierrez issued his nation's warning'as a result cures for the country's 500 percent annual inflation. point in April to 6.9 percent and 7 percent respectively. 6 4 9 - 7 3 a a of the firefight between Costa Rican and ‘ Since it (the Peronist party) is the most important It was the first increase for women in a year, and the Nicaraguan forces at Penas Blancas. Costa Rica party after the Radical Civic Union, the president has first for men since the July-August 1983 period. ovrit 30 VKiHS KXPFMIUM i: earlier accused Sandinista planes of firing agreed to delay the round of talks with politicians,” There also were hikes in unemployment among |31 BI88ELL ST. MANCHESTERI _ Next Week... rockets on a border village April 29. presidential spokesman Jose Ignacio Lopez said UPI pOoto black and Hispanic workers, with' both jumping •MIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS .STORE FRONTS Thursday. •SAFETY GLASS «BATHTUB ENCLOSURES «ETC "A fter a time of easing of tension between our two-tenths of a percentage point to 16.8 percent and countries, we have returned to'the same state of Mrs. Peron, who assumed the presidency in 1974 Deadly fall 11.5 percent, respectively. relations which Costa Rica had w ith Nicaragua in when her husband died, was overthrown in a 1976 The number of jobs rose by 260,(K)0 to 104.4 million, May 1982. The only thing which is now lacking to- military coup and imprisoned for five years before the A woman plunges to her death from a the department said, but the increase was overcome Curtte~ bring relations to their lowest point is to break armed forces finally allowed her to leave for exife in burning apartment in Rio De Janeiro, by a rise of 330,000 in the size of the civilian labor force. Spain in 1981. Ziebart them off completely," Gutierrez said at a news Brazil, on Friday/ after a two-hour A m^jor plus was that the factory workweek rose 0.6 Rustproofing Compsny conference. The worker-oriented Peronist party, founded by of an hour during April to 41.2 hours, the highest level IMathes The Costa Rican Security Council held an three-time president Juan Domingo Peron in 1945, has shootout between police and a sus in nearly two decades. HOME ENTEFTTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place emergency meeting Thursday to hear a report been leaderless since Mrs. Peron was overthrown. pected robber. The two other women White House spokesman Larry Speakes said I Z-GIAZE Clark Road MUD Although 8the military restored Mrs. Peron’s Video • Television • Stereo from Penas Blancas' public security officials. hanging above her felt and died shortly increased employment and graater average hours MTERiOR V ernon , C T political rights prior to last October’s elections — and FLAPS afterward. “ should imply higher industrial production and a I PROTECTION {Just otf Rt. 66, Vernon Bxit) SUNROOFS she was re-elected president of the party — she generally strong economic picture in the' weeks WEEKEND SPECIAL remained in Spain. ahead.” Rent VCR A 3 Novies $19.95 Man convicted in deaths 273 WJIIDOLE TPKE. 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Miiy 5, l!)84 MANCHESTER HERALD, Salurday, Moy 5. 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Saturday T V ' CBS announces OPINION James P. Sacks, City Edito^ 7:00 A.M, 8 8 - Jennifer Slept Here 1:30 A.M. ' this fall’s line-up Joey falls for .his new.xulor and G D CiD - Ca|>tain Km garoo aecuiies'Jwnmfar of being jealous MOVIE; Emperor of the CB - Worid Tomorrow i^ 'h ’ 8 I® - All New This Old Bv Jullonne Hastings (X) - Qat Smart House ® - Independent Net«vork United Press International C & - N a w a 9:00 P.M. ® - Ratum T o Planat O f Apaa 8 - Numero Uno NEW YORK —CBS, the No. 1 prime lime network in Jack CB 8 - Love Boat 8 - Electkm Wetch Holdfng hostages was a learning experience (S i - InKda tha U8FL the 1983-84 TV season, will have a tail schedule with 8 - New* Update - Aliva and Wain 8 - MOVIE: 'The inndeent' A only 3‘/^ hours of new programming, the network's Anderson (S FUNNY FLIP 8 8 - People Are Funny psychotic man torments his wife slimmest new package ever. I had llu* pleasurt- of being chairman of the American scenario, they were different, more individual, multi - CMIdran't Thaatra 8 > American Playhouse but meets his match in a cvmning, Washington ® ) - Naws/SporUAWaathar Flip Wilson challenges ordi 'Hughie.' Jason Robards stars in possessive mistress. Giancarto Two one-hour dramas and three half-hour comedies Heart Association’s Heart Hostage fundraiser earlier dimensional. GienninI, Laura AntoneHi. Jennifer (S - Johnny Quott nary people to accomplish tNs special presentation of Eu comprise the new programs, which leature such stars ' this week. Actually they were no different. Merry-Qo-Round gene O'Neill’s drama about a O’NeHI. 1976. Rated R. ^ - Ring Around th« World zany tasks as host of "People as Angela Lansbury, Ellioll Gould, Seoll Haio A friend of mine, whose name I won't menlBn, Manchester It was, I suspect, simply that 1 enjoyed participating penny-ante gambler and a hotel 8 - Th«l'. th. SpMt Exchsngo are Funny," airing SATUR clerk. (6d min.) (Closed Cap ("Happy Days”), Jennifer O'Neill and "Dallas" hunk with them instead of merely observing. 8 - MOVIE: Bowwy Jon-Erik Hexum. lingered me lor the job, and I did not have the courage & - Jetto n s DAY, MAY 5 on NBC. tioned) to say no outright. f offered a couple of feeble excuses, Spotlight Bombshell' A street photogra 7:30 A.M. ® - MOVIE: Dinner at Eight' pher lands the boys in the middle Absent from the new line-up was "The Ameriean but they did no good. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME A socialite hunts for the proper of a bank holdup. Leo Gorcey, Alex Girelli CD - Bullwinkla '. dinner guests when she is hos Huntz Hail 1946. Parade," CBS's new prime time news magazine But 1 vowed, after it was too late to back out, that I tess to nobility. John & Lionet Not the last increase QD - Qat Smart 8 - ABC New. anchored by Charles Kuralt. which has been airing would never again agree to thnSny job like that again. — Herald Reporter'*' Spies Barrymore. Jean Harlow. 1933. since March on Tuesday nights again.st NBC's hit Cff) - N ew ark & Reality 2:00 A.M. I'm not cut out for it, and anyway, I'm too busy. (H ) - PItrk Panther Show 9:15P.M. series "The A-Team.” Some of those citizens who appeared at the public - Movi. Cont'd 8 - Your Money (B "’The American Parade,' which euntinuus to Moreover, I’m the world's worst promoter, I couldn't (S - SportaCamer hearing Monday on increases in the water and sewer smeared CB - MOVIE: -Spemiaund’ A undergo refinements (Bill Moyers is joining llie sell a parched millionaire a glass of water at a bargain (S - Fraggle Rock 9:30P.M. ^ price in the middle of the Sahara, out of Miss DellaFera's typewriter,. rates said privately, as the meeting was breaking up, female piychiatnat help, an am- program as co-anchor) will be considered for that the members of the Board of Directors had decided S8D - Popaya and Friends 8 - TMs Week in Japan nesta victim who is accused of placement in the prime lime schedule later in the 8 ® - Marne's Family Eun murder. Ingrid Bergman, Gregory - Sports Review Peck. 1945. Nevertheless, when the show opened Tue.sday at State I KNEW B'V THE END of the day whal it takes to be what they would do even before the hearing was held. journalist ice. Ellen and Naomi tell three dif season. " said Harvey Shepard, senior vice president. I S - Sport Bitty an executive. You just gel the right people to work with They were probably, right. ferent versions of how Mama ® - Rowl to Lo. Ang.l«. CBS Entertainment, in announcing the new line-up Rep. James R. McCavanagh's Center Street real estate - Baseball Bunch and then you do exactly what they tell you to. Though caucuses were held up to the last minute landed in the hospital. (R) ® - Sport.Cent.r * Tuesday. The program will run through Ihe summer, office, 1 got carried,aw ay. Before long I was thinking ( S - It's Your Business The real reason I look back on the Heart Hostage before the meeting two days later at which the budget WASHINGTON — I now have the Ol - Scholsstic Sports Acad. tin. Robert Mitchum. Inger Stev come the focal point of an array 10:00P.M. 8 ^2 - Prog cont'd a CBS spokeswoman said. how "we ” could do it again next year. 1 3 9 - Morhingtown of legal maneuvers. (R) (60 min.) pieces to complete the jigsaw ® - Nawa Update ens. 1966. C B - N m v . 8 - Dr. Own Scott drive in such elicited terms as "rewarding experience," for next year and the rates were decided, it is likely that (Closed Captioned) (E ) - New Literacy OTHER SHOWS that will not return are One Day . or "gratifying experience," is the excitement of the decisions on rates were made early. puzzle of the CIA's attempt to 7:45 A.M. @ 8 - Mr. T 8 - MOVIE: Far Pavilion.' 8 - At T ^ Movl.. I H A V K T O A D M I T that the change in my outlook ® - 'Charytin' Programa musi P a rts - at a Time," which has finally run ils course alter nine working with people I'm accustomed to working with, smear a distinguished Greek jour dS) - Instructional ( 8 - House For All Seasons 2:15P.M. cal presentando la betla Charytin. 8 - Sport. Update was inlluenced by the fact that 1 really didn't do any ol Most of those citizens who spoke after the meeting 8 - Bu Pelicula: 'Jovenes y (S ) - Hulth WMk 8 - Black Perapectiva the work. Donna Mercierdid it all. Belles' ^ 8 - Ne«vs/Sports/Wsather 2:15A.M. "Cutter to Houston," "Whiz Kids, " and "Good Nigbl The hostages were all people who are well known the recommehdation of the administration for an ing embarrassed the Nixon C£) CS3 ' Chartle Brow n & 2:30 P.M. O ) - White Shadow Beantown," At one point during the phone solicitation for Snoopy (6 ) -* New Tech Times 8 ® - Yellow Rote A newly 8 - Buddy Hschatt :Uve and locally and, consequently, are news .sources. 1 often talk increase of 65 percent for water and .55 percent for administration. IS) - C ra u B ra (E) - Presantel hired cook kidnaps tittle L.C. Mid-season pick-ups that have been dropped are contributions to the Heart Association, I casually...... Q C ** Wonderama. 11:15A.M. Uncensored This comedy spe with them, but iilmost always within a limited scope. sewer seurtce. When a military junta seized ® - Welcom. Bwsk Kott« 6:30 P.M. when she discovers that the pre cial was taped at Resorts Interna- "Four Seasons," "Domestic Lite. " "'Mama Malone," mentioned the need to send some ',^lhank-you " notes to CE) d9) - Monchhichis/Uttle (S )- S p o r t s vious cook gave him a m?p that power in 1967, Elias Demetraco- ® - Naw Utaracy (B (B - CBS Nawa tionel in Atlantic C|tyt N.J. "Empire" and "Susan Pleshetle Is Maggie Briggs." people who helped,’ No matter how informal the conversations, they tend They felt their pleas for a lesser increase were simply Rascats/Richle Rich . 11:30 A.M. could lead to the treasure of Pon to be somewhat distant and are conducted with a another insstance of futilely fighting city hall. poulos fled Greece — only to run C D ~ Christopher Close-Up 3:00 P.M. CB ® - N a w . cho Villa (60 min.) 2:30A.M. Schedules, for Monday. Thursday and Friday A couple of hours later, Mrs, Mercier plunked a bunch GSl - Do It Yourself ceitain,restraint. ___ Actually, it was inevitable almost from the beginning afoul of the CIA in his American d i) • Tom & Jerry end Friends CB - MOVIE: ’Dirty Ho’ A tjdePHB - In Swreh of... 8 - Assaulted Nuts 8 - Crosefira evenings are unchanged, and three current .sei ies of blank greeting cards in front of me and told to sign (S ) - Sports Update /Games of vow s his allegiance to the heir to refuge. Here are the Byzantine dSt - NBA Basketball; 1984 (9) - Pinnacle (8 - To Be Announced have new time periods, including "Mickey Spillane's them. That will be my total contribution to the that the directors would not vote such dramatic jumps. '8 4 the Emperor's throne when the 3:00 A.M. Conference Semifinal Playoff heir is threatened by his brother. & - NBC News 8 - El Mundo del ^ x Mike Hammer,",i;AfterMASH ” and "Airwolf. " THUS THE PEOPLE who make the news are usually They had declined to do so in previous years. details of Demetracopoulos’ long ® ® - Amazing Spiderman/ QD • Twilight Zone V, acknow ledgement.s'. ’ Gam e (29 - Newemekera "We will be premiering oilly 3'/a hours of new seen by a reporter in a flat context. The reporter thinks ordeal: Increditrie Hulk ® - MOVIE: Thundor and 10:30P.M. 02 - PKA Full Contact Karate The cynicaHlkprpretation is that it is not good politics O - MOVIE; ’Authorl Authorl' Lightning' A freewheeling Flor - Mastarpface Theatre programming, the smallest total CBS has ever & - Bits and Bytes (E) 93 - Black News 8 - Night Flight Late in the day, Ciloria DellaFera came In to bail Us ol them as plus or minus conserwative, plus or minus to pass a big rate hike. That is true. During the 1968 presidential A playwright is finishing his new ida moonshiner discovers that his 'Nancy Astor.’ Nancy and her sis pre.sented for a new season, " Shephard said. "Ttie out from under a mountain of paperwork that was liberar'plus.^r minus pragmatic'! plus or minus It is also true that it is not good government, even if it race, Demetrac^oulos was told Broadway play when his wife - Play Bridge leading competitor is his future ter Phyllis go to England where 8 - Countdow n to '8 4 Today 's 8 - Naws/Sports/Weathar shows we .have chosen best fit inlo an already solid that the Greek junta's CIA- funs away and leaves five child 12:00 P.M. father-in-law. David Carradine. Nancy meets Lord Revelstoke. program features weekly prev 3:15A.M. accumulating. The enthusiastichostages had been reserved, frank, outspoken, partisan, effective, is sound budgeting, to wallop the citizens with a steep ren in his care. Al Pacir>o, Dyan Kate Jackson. (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] iews and profiles of the 1984 schedule, which includes a continuing eommitmyil to phoning half the population of Manchester and influential, and so on. increase'in costs. subsidized intelligence service, the Cannon. Tuesday Weld. 1982. (B - MOVIE: Breakout' When Olympics 8 - MOVIE: The Gray Fox' miniseries,, specials and motions pielures for Rated PG. her husband is framed and sent ® - MOVIE: 'The Adventures 7:00 P.M. . - M O V IE : 'Saturday , he The story of Bill Miner, a stage embellishing on the theme ot their incarceration and The interaction between reporter and reported is Now that the rates have been increasecTby a les.ser KYP, was sending money to the of Hejji Beba' A princess diso television. " ) - Japan Today enced to jail in Mexico, a woman 93 “ Agronsky and Company l4 th ' MysteriousNIvaienDua thingsthinos happenh.nnpn •» Coach robber who, after 30 years Nixon-Agnew campaign through hires a Texas bush pilot to stage a beys her father and sets out to in San Quentin, finds himself baf the need for ransom fo set them tree. fixed by custom and convenience. amount, everybody has to realize that they will be have ** Too Cloae for Comfort to a couple when they move into ) - Spiderman helicopter raid on the prison. marry a rival prince. John Derek, 93 fled by the new railroads of 1903. ABC ANNOUNCED a 1984-85 fall line-up lluil As the list of contribuf ions grew, so did the number of When 1 spent almost eight hours watching some of to be increased again. That was implicit in the Thomas Pappas, a Greek- Elaine Stewart. Amanda Blake. a house. Richard Benjamin, Paula (2D - News/Sports/Weather Charles Bronson, Robert Duvall, 93 - Fame Prentiss. Rated PG. Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Bur includes eight new series on Tuesday, and NBC will mailing envelopes. They came flying, fully addressed. directors' decision. American businessman with CIA 1954. roughs. Wayne Robson. the.se people in action, doing a serious job in a comic ® (SD - Flintstone Funnies Jill Ireland. 1975. 93 8 - Muppet Show 1983. unveil its ncw'schedule May 10. ties, (S ) - News Update 8 - Bast of Gleason Rated PG. - MOVIE: 'Saturday the 93 - Fame 93 - N ew s CBS's one hour dramas include "Murder, She Sesame Street (Closed. and sea. Linda Miller. Rhodes (® - Solid Gold team of detectives who pose as a male model and an Reason. Mte Hama. 1968. 3:15P.M. CB - MOVIE: 'Chinatown' A That's when his troubles began. ' Captioned) (2D - News Update small-time private eye stumbles international lashion photographer. ST) - Washington Dialogue w/ 3:45 A.M. - Chapulin Colorado 93 - ABC Weekend Special 8 - Inside Story 'The Press on a big case which involves Scott Baio ("Happy Days’’) plays a college .sUident The actions The story was essentially con Den Schorr Maydayl Maydayl' Conclusion. Baron W ho Would Be King. Part graft, murder and a femme fatale. (B - MOVIE: Four for T.xa.' firmed years later by the U.S. ( ^ - From the Editor's Desk A boy and girl race against time who takes a job as a live-in family helper in a 3:30 P.M. 2.' Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, T w o feuding westeners unite to household with three young children in Charles in ambassador to Greece, Henry 8:30A.M. and the terrain when their family's John Huston. 1974 ..oppose a crooked banker and his plane crashes injuring their par CB ® - WIda World of Sport. ( 8 - Bails Conm igo dastardly schemes. Frank Sina Charge." ( S GD ~ Saturday Supercede QE) -* Laugh-In « Tasca. But at the time, the Nixon ents. (R) (Closed Captioned] (Til - Some Call Them Freeks - In Search of... tra, Dean Martin, Victor Buono. The third, new half-hour comedy, "Dreanis,’ stars belie the goals - Independent Network CS) - America's Top Ten QD administration hotly denied it. QD - Greatest Americen Hero ® - Yen Cen Cook (8 - M'A'S'H 1963. John Stamos, Jami Gertz, Cain Devore. Albeil (£ - Meet the Mayors N a w s Attorney General John Mitchell QD - Lifestyles of the Rich end m - Hall of Fame ^ 4:00 A.M. Macklin, Lisa Copley, Ron Karabatsos and Sandy Spokesmen for the Reagan lish beachheads in our bggk dJ)*’- Herald of Truth Famous 4:00 P.M. 8 - SportsCenter threatened to have Demetracopou - Greatest Americen Hero 7;15P.M. 8 - Ufa of Riley Freeman in a saga about a group ot young, blue-collar administration are quite fond yard. d9) - Schotastic Sports Acad. 03 - MOVIE: 'The Killing of 8 - Night Flight los deported. An anonymous State (S ) - News Update 8 - Sports Saturday 8 - Wmli In Review Philadelphians struggling to,make it as a roijt band. - Superman/Aquaman/ Randy W ebster' A Louisiana ® - Battlestar Galactica of saying that Central Amer In short, the administration Department memo, given to then couple wages s tireless investiga ® - Championship Wrestling 4:30 A.M. The program will feature performances by tlie group ^ m a n 7:30 P.M. (9) ’ Sports Tonight ica is not Vietnam. They are asks to be judged on the goals House speaker Carl Albert ac tion into the slaying of their teen & - MOVIE: 'Grand Illusion' 8 - Abbott md Costello prcseijted like video music clips. (2D - Big Story age son by police. Hal Holbrook, 93 ' News Magazine (8 - Twilight Zona During W orld W ar I. German cap 8 - Australian Rules Football: Miniseries scheduled for the fall iuelude: "Chris correct, of course. So why are of its policy, while the critics cused Demetracopoulos of having (22) - Shirt Tales Dixie Carter. Nancy Malone. - AH In the Family " Monty Python Flying tors and French prisoners are 93 (E) M atch #4 topher Columbus" with Gabriel Byrne in Ihe title role, they trying to apfply the object to the means. printed classified documents that (2^ - Burbujas Programs infantil 0 9 - Sports Probe bound together by a dying code 93 ' Muppet Show Circus Rossano Brazzi, Faye Dunaway, Virna Lisi and hurt Greek-American relations. producido en Mexico! (9 - Dr. Gene Scott of chivalry. Jean Gavin, Eric Von 93 - New Jersey People 11:30P.M. 4:45 A.M. Vietnam solution to the Cen .. The administration knows Stronheim. Pierre Fresnay. 1932. 8 - MOVIE: 'Twilight Zona - Oliver Reed; "Ellis Island " starring Richard Burton - That Teen Show ® - MOVIE: To Be Announced QD 8 - At The Movies 93 - Hawaii Five-0 and his daughter Kale; "Mistrals Daughler tral American problem? full well that domestic critics THE STATE DEPARTMENT ( 8 - Cechun. Cechun. Re Ra Ra T h a M ovie' Enter another dimen @ ) - News/Sports/Weather 8 - N H L Stanley C up Playoffs 93 - New York Hot Tracks sion in four unusual tales as starring Stefanie Powers, Lee Remick and Stacy Watch carefully the way of current U.S. policy in later retracted the memo and 9:00A.M. 8 • More Real People (2D - MOVIE; 'Tootsie' Dressed (9) - Evans and Novak GD - MOVIE: 'Coming Home' created by some of today's hot Keaeh as Mistral; "Robert Kennedy and His Times" ® - MOVIE: The Bridge, at test filmmakers in this homage to issued an apology. But a Justice rS1 - Star Search as a woman to audition for a tele 8 ) - Schools Match Wits An officer's wife falls in love with the Reagan administration Central America do not wel Toko-Ri* During the Korean waj^t the famed T V series. John Lith- with Brad David in the title role, and "Space" starring (33 - New Scooby/Scrappy vision soap opera, a desperate a disabled Vietnam veteran. Jane Department memo quotes a State a jet pilot takes off on a dart^er- 8 - Fourth Estate gow , Vic Morrowt Kathleen Quin James Garner, Susan Anspach, Beau Bridges and responds to critics of. its come unbridled immigration, Doo actor finds himself leading a fran Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce Dern. ous mission while his wife waits Department official asking Justice tic double life. Dustin Hoffman. 8 - This Is Your Life 1978 lan. 1983. Rated PG. Blair Brown. policies toward Nicarargua a flock of new Marxist “We can cut your entertainment budget dramatically — all you have to 9 ) - Nine on New Jersey fearfully at home. William Holden. to do "everything possible to see if Jessica Lange. Teri Garr. 1962. (S ) - Barney Miller 93 Racing From Roosevelt and El Salvaor. neighbors of Soviet expanion- d D ■* Hee Haw Grace Kelly, Fredric March. 1954. do is tune your radio to receive all your neighbors’ cordless-phone calls. we can make ... any kindof case.. Rated PG. • Lawmakers 'Lawmakers' QD - Wall Street Journal dS) - 'Youl' Mag. for Women - Square Foot Gardening (E) - Magic of Oil Painting Critics say that the CIA's ism. The critics don't object . against the subject." reports on the weekly activities of 8 - Pinnacle - How the West Was Won 4:15P.M. Congress. supposedly secret support of to the administration’s aims; Ilf 1977, Sen. Daniel Inouye, (S ) - MOVIE: 'Mecon County (8 (® - Saturday Night Uva Cinema (2D*- N e w s Update Line' T w o brothers, traveling 93 - KInar Komar 8:00 P.M. through the rural South encounter (2S) “ Pelicula: 'Monica Stop' Nicaraguan revolutionaires they object to the counterpro D-Hawaii, then chairman of the ® (S D - Smurfs (S ) ' Sports a local sheriff and unexpected tra 93 - Bugs Bunny Special ® ) - M O V IE : 'Th e Pink Panther Select Committee on Intelligence, H a rtfo rd (P G ) Sot 1, 4. 7, 9 :4 0 ,12; Sun Stone (P G ) Sat-Sun 12, "7; 15, runs counter to both interna ductive and embarrassing - Sesama Straet (Closed gedy. Max Baer, Cheryl Waters. 'Bugs Bunny Bustin Out All Over.' Strikes Again' The bumbling In Readers' views 4:30 P.M. Atheneum Cinema — Little 1 ,4, 7 ,9:3 0 . — C h ild re n of Ihe 4 :M , 7, 9:10. — Sixteen C a n Open forum/ looked into Demetracopoulos' Captioned) Springtime brings to Bugs re Joan Blackman. 1976 spector Clouseau finds himself tional law and our treaty methods being used to 9 ) 9) - NCAA Special Cover membrances of childhood and an Man, What Now? Sot-Sun C o rn (R ) Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:15. dles (PG) Sat-Sun 12, 1:55, - Ask the Manager pitted against his former superior, 3:45, 5:25, 9:25. — Pink charge that the CIA was continuing iS) QQ) - Candlepin Bowling age of NCAA Men's and Wom encounter with Marvin the Mar 7:30 w ith H is to ry is M a d e at 7:M, 10,11:55; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7:X, qbligations. The administra achieve them. How can this Send letters to: The Manctrester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 now a madman intent on con Flovd; The Wall (PG) Sal to harass him. There is evidence - Supersoccer (B ) - Sesama Street (Closed en's Gymnastics is presented tian. (R) NIoht Sat and Sun S:30,9. 5:15, 7:10, 10. — Hordbodles quering the world. Peter Sellers, Cinema City — This Is (R) sot 1:45, 3:40, 5:25, 7:40, midnioht. — Dawn ot the tion replies that we must country teach others to re- • Captioned) from Los Angeles, CA. (90 min.) that the CIA, fearful that Inouye’s 9:15A.M. (D • On Stage America Herbert Lorn, Lesley-Anne Down. Spinal Tap (R) SatandSunZ, 9:45, 11:40;. Sun 1:45, 3:40, Dead (R) Sot midnight.^ GD ^ 9 “ Kentucky Derby Cov prevent a new wave of illegal spect the rule of law' and ^ - Health Weak ' 12:30 P.M. 8 ' T.J. Hooker Hooker 1976. 4, 7:45, 9:45. — Reuben, 5:25, 7:40, i:45. — Breokln' Black and Blue (R) investigation would turn up the erage of the Kentucky Derby 93 m id n ig h t. seeks help for his wounded part 8 - MOVIE: 'Jamas Dean' Reuben (R ) Sat and Sun 2:10, (P G ) Sot ):X ,3:25,5:10,7:20, immigrants from swarming democratic ’ process, they the dream of these young people ways of avoiding them. 1968 money scandal, arranged to CB - American Bandstand horse race is presented from 4:30, 7:30, 9:50. — El Norte Sun Land trust 9:30A.M. ner when he finds himself trapped William Bast's dramatization of 9 :X , 11:30; 1:30, 3:25, (3 ) - 'Youl' Mag. for Woman Churchill Downs. Louisville, KY. (P G ) Sat and Sun 1:X, 4:15, 5:10, 7:20, 9:M. D riv e -in s over our southern borders. ask, if we violate the law and of the Manchester Land blacken Demetracopoulos' reputa (B (B - OungwHit and in a department store elevator the brief career of his friend, (90 min.) 7,9:35. — Juliet of the Spirits M a n ch e ster East Hartford ^Up the Conservation Trust and preserve Robert A. Faucher .Dragons @ - CNN Special Report with an ar/ned robber. (60 min.) 3ames Dean, the actor who died C re e k (R ) S at-Su n 8^ w ith Critics charge that those in ourselves and turn a blind eye can be trusted tion by leaking false information to CB - CNN Headline New. Sat 2:40,7:05wlth The Clowns UA Theaters East— Splash the precious few remaining “spe 125 Spruce St. David Binder, a New York Times 93 ® - Pac-Man/Rubik Cube (8 ) - Thundarr (Closed Captioned) in 1955 at the age of twenty-four Sof 1,5;20,9;55.— The Secret (P G ) Sat and Sun 2 ,4:1 5 ,7 :2 0 , Private School (R). Fri-Sun power in El-Salvador are to human-rights violations? 'Hour 0 2 - PKA Full Contact Karate - MOVIE; 'Twillght'e Lest after starring in just th rA films. Policeman's Other Boll (R) 9:35. — Romancing the Stone 9:40. cial places" of open space land and 1 8 - Victory Garden (B ^ Manchester — Reckless To the Editor: reporter. Gloaming* A dishonorably- Stephen McHattie, Michael Bran Sun ):X , 4:50, 8:10 with (PG)Sat andSun2,4:X,7:30, linked to indiscriminate No, Vietnam is not Central C£) - Davey/Goliath CSl - MOVIE: The Gray Fox' (R) Sat 8:05; Sun 9:40 with water in "Our Town." Don't tye ® - wild Kingdom The story of Bill Miner, a stage discharged Air Force General don, Candy Clark. Jayne Mea Monty Python and the Holy 9:40. — Sixteen Candles ( PG 1. Corrections In a lengthy profile. Binder cited (^-Countdow n to '84 Today's dows. Groll (R) Sun3:IO,6:X,9:55. Sat and Sun 2,3:50,5:40,7:40, Hot Dog; The Movie (R) Sot murders of Salvadoran civili America, but we could be ou e that to our future generations? 1:00 P.M. coach robber who, after 30 years seizes control of a nuclear missile 9:40; Sun 6:05 with Revenge On Friday, April 27, 1 read with CIA records to the effect that ^program features weekly prev in San Quentin, finds himself baf base to blackmail the U.S. gov CIneitudIo — Fanny and 9:X. — The Rocky Horror - Dance Show 11:45 P.M. Alexander (R) Sat of the Ninlo (R) Sot 11:)5. ans and to the cold-blooded headed down a similar path in necessary iews and profiles of the 1984 CB fled by the new railroads of 1903. ernment. Burt Lancaster, Richard 7:30. — Picture Show (R) Sat mid sheer delight the essays written by Demetracopoulos had been asso Cross Creek (PG) Sun 7:30 night. — Three Stooges Festi Mansfield — Hordbodics .Olympics. (B - QNN Headllna Naws Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Bur Widmark, Charles Durning. 8 - MOyiE; 'Tha Big Brawl' In assassinations of lab.or lead Central America if we persist Elaine S. Law'” ciated with Yugoslav and Israeli with Puberty Blues'(R) 9:35. val Sat midnight. — Christine (R ) with Hollywood Knights our local eighth graders in the To the Editor: ' • |(2D - M oney W eek roughs, W ayne Robson. 1983. 1976. 1938, mobsters in Chicago en 27 Baldwin Road ® - MOVIE: Bloody FI.U' C o lo n ia l — Blast of the Iro n (R ) Sot midnight. (R ) Sat-Sun from 8. ers and church people-. The in trying the Vietnam solution Profile '84 supplement "Our intelligence and had been turned Rated PG. counter a young Chinese man - MOVIE: 'Carousel' A (8 - MOVIE: 'Four Jills In A QD - Digger Than Ufa with Kung Fu skills, and decide to Palm (R ) Sot and Sun from 1 M a n sfie ld with Master Killer (R) Sat administration replies that again. Our attitudes toward ' Town. " I enjoyed very much the "Our down as a recruit by the CIA and : swaggering carnival barker mar Je e p ' Some girls go overssas to (2 ) - Big Story 8 ' U S F L Football: Tam pa Bay enter him in an interstate fighting Translux College Twin — and Sun from 1. Hordbodles (R ) FrI 7, 9; Sat ried to a shy cotton mill g ir lie s entertain at Arm y camps and find at JacksonvHIa contest. Jose Ferrer, Mako. These young people wrote about Town" portion of a recent issue. I Army intelligence in the 1950s — (23 “ Great Outdoors Edit Hartford the United States can’t afford China have, changed greatly to provide for their coming baby it's no easy job between bomb a n d Sun 3, 5, 7, 9. — ■ P in k PZC action was particularly appreciative that ( 8 ) - Hogar Dulce Hogar Come 8 - MOVIE: 'Twilight Zone - Rated R. E a s tw o o d P u b A c in e m a — Floyd; The Wall (R ) FrI 7:15; "another Cuba" in this during the past two decades, the special places they would visit charges that Demetracopoulos by hijacking a payroll. Gordon ings. Carole Landis. Kay Francis. MacRae. Cameron Mitchell, Shir dia producida en Mexico en el T h e Movie* Enter another dimen aiame lion Rio (R) Sot7:15, Sat 3:15, 7:15 with Fellini's if they were returning to town in lo you included the role of parochial vehemently denied. Martha Raye. 1944. 9:05; Sun 7:15. hemisphere. as has China iteslf. President was ‘gutless’ ley Jones. 1956. cual se presentan trea eaposos sion in four unusual tales as 12:00 A.M. S o lv rlc o n ( R ) F rI 9 ; Sat 5, 9. years. At least half of them spoke schools in the life of Manchester. (S ) - News/Sports/Weather dominados por sua eaposas. Luz created by some of today's hot Poor Richard's Pub S Ci — The Mon From Snowy - Foro Loco GD ^ Championship Wrattling Critics complain that the Reagan has just traveled in IN ADDITION, the profile (8 l - Major League Beaebell: Maria Aguilar, Sergio Corona. test filmmakers in this homage to nema — Blame It on Rio (R) River (PC5) Sun 3, 7 with of returning to quiet wooded However, I would like to make QD - Odd Couple Sot 7:X, 9:X, 12; Sun 7:30, B re a k e r M o ra n t 5, 9. United States is ignoring the Editor’s note: The following is quoted an unnamed CIA official as - Three Stooges Teems to be Announced* ® - wild Kingdom the famed T V series. John Lith- that country, toasting ils places, perhaps by a brook or pond, some corrections regarding the gow , Vic Morrow. Kathleen Quin 8 - ESPN's Ringside Review 9:M. V e rn o n ( 8 - TV Community College the text of a letter s6nt' to the saying there were no records to 10:00A.M. ® - Everydey Cooking lan. 1983. Rated PG. Showcase Clntmos — Po Cine 1 A 2 — Swing Shift roots of revolution in Central leaders and visiting its places where they had found solitude and Cornerstone Christian School. The 8 - Not Nacatsarily The lice Academy (R) Sat 1,3,5, (PG) Sat 1:M, 7, 9:05; Sun. Planning and Zoning Commission support Demetracopoulos' claim ,(B - Kld.wodd ' (S ) - Un Die en la Vida de... American — repression, pov , a place to think, experience administrator has not "quit" as 5:00 P.M. 8 - On Stage America N a w s 7 ; X , 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1, 3, 5, 1 :X, 4,7,9:05. — Blame It on of interest. Let’s hope he finds May 1. Faucher provided a copy to .IB - SMurday Morning 2 9 ' Major League Beaebell: reported. Miss Kirby has rendered that he had worked with theTIreek CB - Mleekm; Impoeilble 9 ) - News/Sports/Weather 8 - Dr. Gena Scott 7:M,9:45. — Grevstoke: The R io ( R ) Sot 2, 7:X, 9:30; Sun erty and ignorance — while time to reflect on the lessons nature, and discover themselves. the Herald. ( B - T a n a n : Lord of tha Jungla Chicago White Sox at Boston Legend of Tarzan, Lord of 2,4:X, 7:X. 9:X. resistance in World War II. CB - Top 40 Video 8 8 - Diffrent Strokes - M O V IE : T o Be Announced the Apes (P G ) Sot 1:X, 4:15, West Hartford As a member.of the Manchester outstanding service to the school -f n - All star Wrattling ® - Let's Go Bowling Charlene moves in with the Drum attempting to resolve the of history, on p^tst mistakes To this day, the CIA refuses to ® - CHIPS 9 ) - Naws/Sports/Waather 7:10, 9:40, 12; Sun ):X,.4:1S, Elm 1 a 2 — Swing Shift Land Conservation Trust, Inc., I and we are hopeful she will remain (E) - Washington Week/ monds and her relationship with 7:10,9:35. -,- Moscow on the ( P G ) Sat a n d Sun 2, 4:30, 7, problem primarily through and lo.st opportunities. Dear Commission: admit that any of its people leaked i ® - This la tha USFL (3 ) ~ USA Super Certoon with us many years. R eview Paul Duke is joined by Willis begins to crumble. 12:30 A.M. Hudson (R) Sot 1:45, 4:15, 9:1S. — Blame It on Rio (R) felt that these essays were a r ® - MOVIE: High Road To top Washington journalists ana Saturday » BREAKIN’ military might. The adminis The Manchester Herajd occa infonnation to Binder. But an 8 - MOVIE: ‘Tootsie’ Dressed - Hot Tracks 7:20, 10,12:05; Sun 1:45, 4:15, Sat ond Sun 2, 4:30, 7,9:15. In the same sbntence, it was China’ A flapper hires a former lyzing the week's newt. 93 'meaningful testimonial to the work I want to express my concern - Too Close for Comfort as a woman to audition for a tele 7:20,9 ;45. — Friday the 13th; Tha Movies— Splash (PG 1 ire: tration amswers that the sionally reprints' editorials from unusual error in his article casts "W orld W ar I ace to help find her QD - Honeyntoonars The Final Chapter (R ) Sot 1, - SHOWN AT ■ and goals of the land trust. It is reported "the school's fund (S ) - News/SportsANeaUier vision soap opera, a desperate Sot 12:X, 2:40, 4:40, 7:40, with your recent action in regards ^menaced father. To m Sellack, 1:30 P.M. 3,5, 7:40,9:50,11:45; Sun 1,3, 1X3265:10-720-11652: IS other newspapers in New England. serious doubts on the agency’s actor finds himself leading a fran 8 - MOVIE: The KMlii^ of ■9:45; Sun 1 2 :X , 2:40, 4:40. Soviet Union must be surely for this purpose — to raising drives have not been highly Bass Armstrong, Jack Weston. - MOVIE; 'Cold Turkty’ A IS ) - CHIPS Petrol‘S 5, 7:40, 9:50. — The Bounty 7:05, 9:05. — Romanclno the This one is from the Keene, N.H., to the proposed amendment to (B tic double life. Dustin Hoffman. Randy W ebstar' A Louisiana denial. Throughout the article. 1983. Rated PG. town takes up a challenge to give thwarted in its bid to estab Sentinel. preserve such special places of successful." This also is not true. " Classic Country Jessica Lange. Teri Garr. 1982. couple wages a tirelessirireatiga- allow a group home for troubled Binder misspelled the subject’s up smoking for one month and HARD ® - Alive and Walll ( 8 - Lot Suegroe y Los Nietos Rated PG. tion into the staying of their teen natural beauty in our town — that teenagers. I feel your action, of Cornerstone's contributions level win $25,000,000. Dick Van name as Bias Dimitracopouloa — ® - Wraatling age son by police. Hal Holbrook. BODIES [R] the tru.st exists. referring it to the town attorney, by church members and friends of Dyke. Pippa Scott, Bob Newhart. (29 ' Entertainment This Week & - bo-lt-Yourself Show Dixie Carter, Nancy Malone. exactly the way the CIA spelled it - News Update 1971 I find it frustrating to see so was a gutless way of avoiding the school have been generous and ® - Julie Child & More ( 8 - Pelicula: 'Meriechl' (9) - Evans and Novak 1:45-345525-740 0:45-11:« any fund drives havecbeen very in files acquired by Demetraco ® - Mr. Rogsra’ Nslghbor- 93 ' Major League Beaebell: Com pany 8 - MOVIE; Th« UndafutMl' many of these large and small contro.versy. ,hood Houston at Naw York Mats 1:00 A.M. areas in town being destroyed by successful. Although we do not poulos under the Freedom of 5:30 P.M. The leader of a Union cavalry unit THE !S! The tabling of action on the Information Act. IS ) - M otorwaak ( S - M O V IE : T o De Announced attacks a Confederate position. GD - Fame ® - America'e Top Ten John Wayne, Rock Hudson. PRESENTS developments, expanded high-' proposal, and referring it for a have everything we would like to (8 ) - Newamakers Saturday - MOVIE: 'Piranha' Vaca In 1980, the Greek ambassador in S ) - Newamakers Saturday 1970. tioners at a resoft are terrorized BOUNTY ways, and industrial parks. These legal opinion first, while it sounds have, the Cornerstone Christian 10:15A.M. ( 8 - Embajadorea de le Mualce - SHOWN AT ■ Washington confirmed to the ( 8 - Last Chanca Qaraga (E) ■ ~ Monty Python Flying by a school of savage piranha ac projects are necessary, I suppose, School is God’s school and He has CS) - Madia Watch Programa musical prasentsndo la IX4X-71I50:45I2X good, was not the usual habit of the House Intelligence Committee that (E) - victory Garden Circus cidentally unleashed in tha wat but some thoughtful developers commission. And I believe you provided our needs. ; 10:30A.M. musics y el folklore de Colombia. ers. Bradford Ditiman, Heather Demetracopoulos had in fact Star Search 8:30 P.M. Menzies, Kevin McCarthy. 1978. are concerned and are keeping the This type of reporting could give (B (B - Bug* Bunny/Road 6:00 P.M. CHILDREN [Ri were quite aware that the option on (E ) - Wall Street Week Louis (B (B- M O V IE ; 'Th e W U ' The worked with the Greek under M n n a r Show 93 93 8 - N aw a 8 - Twilight Zona ALL PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT of THE CORN land trust in^mind as they layout the Olcott Street property would the public the impression our Rukeyter analyzes the '80s with a classic story of the Wizard of Oz ground, and had citations to prove -QD ® - UttlM 93 - Blue |(night is retold in the context of the (9 ) - Naws/Sporta/Waathar - SHOWN AT ■ their plans. They are saving as expire before the town attorney school is in a turmoil. Knowing weekly review of economic and 1:15-3:155:15-7X10X1165 it. ® - Laurel & Hardy investment matters. 93 ® - W id e W orid of S p ^ modem black experience com- - Bionic Womwi - FEATURING - much of Ihe woods and wetlands as could render an opinion and the Miss Kirby, 1 would say the quote plets with all new music and chq- Then last fall the CIA belatedly .0 2 - ISRA Kentucky Darby 2:00P.M. 93 - Racing From Aqueduct 8 - D«.podida possible by donating this common commission could meet again to attributed to her ("I wouldn't bet Prsviaw reography. Michael Jackson, * U S O dhiNV with 40’s band * admitted that the information in (H ) - Star Trek Diana Rosa, Richard Pryor. Rated ® - Tatting Advwnego FRIDAY it land to the trust. you’d find...etc.’’) is completely (B (B - NBA BMk.tb.ll * Irioh Pnb * Italian Room * Casino * take action. I can’t help but see it the Binder story was false. iS ) - Styla With Elsa Klanach Playoffs (32) - Amateur Boxing: USA ve. PG. 1978. THE 13th Individuals are. becoming more out of character with Miss Kirby’s 18 ~ Ahrln & tha USSR from Moscow * Middle Eaatcrn Room * 4-Star Deli * as a way for the commission to What made the CIA's admission 93 - Staraky and Hutch ® - Ma)or League Baseball; 1:15A.M. - SHOWN AT> conscious of preserving wooded avoid action. manner of speech. "ch ip m u n ks N e w Ycuk; Yenkeee at * Athletic Celebrities Room * 1X-3655n-7X«S0-ll:46 as shocking as it was tardy is that it ® - MOVIE: Cracking Up' 03 - MOVIE: 'Authorl Authorl' M ilw aukee 8 - Sport* UpdMo /Qwnm of lots and wetlands near their homes The school’s relationship with .1 ^ - Electric Company I also feel that not only did you do was based on a memo to then-CIA This off-tha-wall comedy is dedi A playwright is finishing his new '8 4 * Barbershop Quartet Room * by donating this land to the Land the Manchester Heraid is very "IS l - Rancho Paiaro Amarillo cated to anyone who has aver Broadway play when Ns wife M OSCOW O N the TLC Foundation a disservice, 1975 — goofed, botched, or fait c R>m to * Com edy Roibm * Coffee House * director William Colby in (8 - MOVIE: ‘House of Usher' runs away and leaves five cNId- Trust. In this way, they not only good and I felt you would want ersekino up. Jerry Lewis, Milton THE HUDSON » but that you also failed in your two years before the disinforma A brother and .lite r Sre the last ol ren in his cars. A l Pacino. Dyan * Silent Auction * these corrections to be made. Berle, Sammy Davis, Jr. Rated relieve themselvesjof taxes on the responsibility to Manchester, ■a family line cursed with mad- Cannon. Tuesday Wald. 1982. ONE WEEKEND ONLY! -SHOW N A T - tion leaked to Binder. Though it PQ. Rated PQ. land, but are preserving it in its which you have been appointed to Vincent Prica, Mark Oa- May 11th, and 12lh — 7:30 to 1:00 at; 1:454:15 7 X - I 0 X - I 2 X Gladys McLain said Demetracopoulos “has been ' nion, Myma Fahey. 1960. Q ) - N m v * U p d M . 8 - Dr. Gene Scott MAY 18, 19 AND 20 natural beauty for all time. East Catholic High School serve by making the tough, zoning- School Board Member an annoyance,” the memo con I 8 - MOVIE: 'LoM Mtd Found' Manchester presently has 16 IB ) - Squhra Foot Gardening NEW YORK CASTING DIRECTOR related decisions. Cornerstone Christian Schooi. cluded: "Th'ere is virtually no A widower and a divorcee redis 8 - Nawt/Sporta/Weather You W on’t Want To Miss It! OREY5TOKE < ’ 11:00 A.M. cover the mishaps and makeups acres preserved by the land trust, 1 sincerely hope that this type of Call nou; for tickets, or further Info: 649-5336 derogatory information in our files " d )- Wrestling of married life. Glenda Jackson. 8 - MOVIE: 'Rocky III' A ANN RUSSELL CARR -SHOW N AT ' including Sautter's Pond — 16 boxer finds out that .h is to u g ^ r action does not become a habit on Dimitracopoulos.” I - Puppy/Soooby Doo George Segal. 1978. Rated PG. IX4;157:I0445I2X "Lieutenant, the wacko In there says he'll acres where these eighth graders Editor’s note: Because ol an (B ® to stay on top then H is to ^ WILL TEACH COURSE ON ACTING with the Planning and Zoning The final vindication for Deme- Sbpw S4) - TV Community College Grea^Vafue... only 94.00 per person release the hostages If we can get the tele may return in 10 or 30 or 50 years editing error, the “Cornerstone” there. Sylvester Stsllone, Bur FOR T. V. COMMERCIALS POLICE Commission which has a respecta tracopoulos came when the New - Hardy Boyt/Nancy 0 - Futbol Intemaokmal: gess Meredith. TsKs Shire. 1982. (musi be at least 20 years old) and still find solitude-and beauty was inadve|ieiitly substituted for Madrid va. BUbao Reted PG. SPACE LIMITED - FOR MORE IN phone company to fix his phone." ble and positive past to live up to, York Times published a story :SA: ACADEMY iR and nature. “King’s Chilltian High School” in - Road to Los Angelas 9 - MOVIE; 'FIva Card Stud' -SHOWN AT:. and that pressure groups, of any quoting the CIA memo and clear ® - Frontline 'Air Crseti.' To FORMATION CONTACT 873-01S5 I hope that all of Manchester's the sentence which described the - ESPN Special: Tha Pra- A profesaionai gambler gets In night's progrem exemines the l4)53:a04X-7:3IMI:4S type, cannot influence your deci volved In a crooked F>oker game plight of the air crash survivors of JAYNE NEWIRTH AFTER 5 KM. citizens and developers will join resignation of the headmaster and ing him of the charges in its 19^7 Darby Racui from sions or cause you to find legal the lack of (und-raising success. profile. D ow ns that ends in violence. Dean Mar Pan A m Flight 769 se they be- I I 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 5, 19B4
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CD - Wdody Woodpaefcar 8 - G-l. Jo* United Press International , . (£ - N«)wwk & Rm HIv to the point that he decides to die. ttw epkfemic of serisi mur ell-new adWont. Starring Joe (D - Variad Programt 8 - Walton* I - Days of O ur Uve* age of 12. said her 6 months out of work ■ CD - MOVIE: 'Octa-Men' A-J CD 8 -Variad Program* 8 - Scooby Doo move out. ders in the U.S. Flaherty. Eugene Levy, Andrea helwcen "Life" and •World" might - Old Tim a Qoapal creature from outer apace lands., CD - J o Fiankfin Show 8 - Scooby Ooo 8 - Educational Program* 8 - Varied Ptogrwti* 8 8 - Wild Worid of Animal* NEW YORK - The T V listing niighl 3 - Siem pre en DomInBO Rm I Martin Mtd Martin Short. 8 - CMMren Between Life end on Earth. Pier Angeli. Karwin M a -" n e - Nhaido Latino Joaa* Lo- read- somolhing liko this: iNBC) sound like a relaxing inlerinde lo sonic, - MOVIE: 'M y Fair U d y ' An PASSION AND POWER Velasco es ef anfitrion (to este 8 - Indapandant Natyvtxk 8 - Bug* Bunny ft Friand* 10:30 A.M . 3 ■ Superfrienda Death thewa, Jeff Morrow. 1971. sad* y Sonri Vothauar arm los an- but in reality it was a sin'.ssfiil (icriod English professor takes a Lor>don programe de entretenimieoto ki- 1:00 A.M . iwewv - El Chavo/EI ChapuHn Another World Alice Friimc I'clurns lo guttersnipe and tries to make her 8 - Sports Tonight 8 ( D - AM In .the FamHy frifiona* da eats programa da 4:00 P.M. Lesley-Anne Down (I.) temacional prockicido en Mexico, QD-ABC News (0 - CoHsgo Beeobefit; 8 - CNN HaadHna klavn Bay City after nine years of wandering She went to Aspen. Col . loraw hili lo 8 - Supsrfriwid* - Variad Program* aaunto* publico* nacional** pra- into a lady. Rex Harrison. Audrey plays a woman used to being en el cual ae preaentan loa mas 8 MOVIE: 'Young MIsalssippi State at Alabama 8 CD - Jofferaon* around a dislani town called I.lanview wind down in Ihe mountains Hepburn. Stanley HoHoway. 8 - Twmghl Zone 8 Cfoeefke ® - Mr. Bogeni' Neighbor samando entravistas, noticia*. the underdog until Franco p t^ a r e a artiataa de la farandula Frankanetain' A young scientist 8 - Newe/Sporte/Weather ,* 8 8 - Sal* of th* Cantury CD 8 - Ho-fifian ft fifiastars/ thinking she was someone named Pat ■"When I came back Irom ihcrc. ii ■ 1964 .Rated G. returns to Dr. Frankenstein's cas 8 -Ja ^ Today 3 Bekfcer hood dsporta* y un sagmamo dead* Univars* Nero promises her a way out hiapana asi como invitados espe- 8 - Dick Van Dyk* HoMywaod. A.shley. was lime lo gel my act logciher Thai Oft - Surxtay Cartoon Expraas ciales de todo ei mundo. tle where he is introduced to the 8 - Nswe/Sporte/Woethar 3:15A.M . 6:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. CD-Movi* on "The Last Days^of Joys of monster making. Gene 8 - M O V IE : 'T h e Th in g ' A re-. , 11:00 A.M . 4 b “ Educodonel Programa was a little depressing (9 - Dr. Qana $Mtt ( D 8 - Variad Pregrutw CD-Flintaton** CD - Bamahy Jonas 9:00 P.M. Wilder, M any Feldman, Cloris search team discovers an artcieid j Afjtually nurse Alice Frame, played & - World of Gospel » Pompeii.’’ airing in three parts 1:15 A.M. " CD - Prie* I* Mgbt OD CD - Jaftarsogs Jimmy Lsschrrun. 1974. monater frozen in the Antarctky. C D - Naw Zoo Ravua CD - Straight Tafit 1:30 P.M. CD - Great Reoord/ ...Collec by a number of aclre.sses over the " I ’d been working tor so long ami beginning SUNDAY, MAY 6 CD - Agromky ft Co CD-Br*akaway (S ) - News/Sports/Weattier leads George into trouble again 8 - Larson Sunday Night icBcsp Kurt RusbbH. Richard D y-,' (D - CSS Eariy Morning Naw* 8 - Pink Pantlwr Show tion years, disappeared from TV-land’s suddenly I felj like I w.is liaik on on ABC. when he arrives with some gam CD - Price I* Right CD CD - As th* world Turns CBt - din>my Swapgart lE l - David Sueekind 8 - Health Week ,sari. 1982. Rated R. C D 8 - ABC Naw* TM* - Groat Spaca Cooator 8 - Bat^k^of th* Planat* Bay City only two years ago when she A bling chips and a 'collector’ hot 8 Square I You begin In think "I oan'l ® - MOVIE: 'Jimmy, the Kid' Mbmfctg CD 8-Banaon 2:00 P.M. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME on his hMis. 1:30 A.M. 8 - Mr. ftogora' Noighbor- 8 - Nowslltw went away to mt^ditjal school. believe it Do yon ever rt'ach .'i -poinl A 12*year oid is the kidnapping 11:30 P.M. CD 8 - FamMy CD-Nows - Newt IMsgazina 8 - Bu*b)*** Tbna* on ESPN hood 8 - Nowlywed Gam* CD - Marv Griffin CD - CBS News ^ C D But Jacquie Courtney, the actress where you don’t have lo go hack lo target of bungling crooks. Gary ‘Winds’ 8 - Magic Oardan OD 8 - On* Ufa to Live- Coleman. Paul Le Mat. Dee W al - New Jarsay Rafxrrt 8 - Independent Network 8 -B t e w l 8 - El Show do Eduardo II 8 8 - Bosom* S hoot (Cloaed who created the Alice eharaeler when Square I’.’" CD CD - David Sueekind 8 -S o n y a 8 - Noavlywod Game lace. 1982. Rated PG. N e w s 8 8 -2 0 NHnuto Woriuxit - Bowitchad Cap1ionad( "Another World" premiered on May 4. 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Clipper Cup Race woman drives a herd of wild mus 9 Crafty 1 Dancer typo u n D a 1 □ 0 O LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be tangs hundreds of miles to save 4:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. 12 Songi of Roman date □ D D (S i -MOVIE: The Wonder of It them from slaughter. Linda Blair. □ D D □ M E positive and optimistic today All' A cougar battling a bear, pen 3 ) - Scholastic Sports Acad. CD CD ~ A fta rM A S H Recuper Praia* Animal Richard Crenna. 1980. n t D D BD but, by the same token, don't guins playing, and rare animals 3 - MOVIE; 'Monkey ating from ear surgery, Father Tune in to Lifetime for an Informathon on Asthma/Allergy 13 Vary dry doctora (abbr.) r 3 - Crossfire □ □ D n n u build your hopes upon laulty from every continent are filmed in Business' An absent-minded Mulcahy joins Col. Potter and 14 Sorrow Parfuma Klinger at Gen. Pershing Hospital. ' a premises. II your base Is weak this docupientary. 1973. 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Dolan town water wells showed no traces of the cancer- said city police were not notified before agents of causing chemical. the Statewide Organized Crime Task Force burst Nine public well supplies and 14 private wells were into a Bridgpeort apartment April 17 following a tested, all in areas known to have grown tobacco drug’ probe. witl^in the last"20 years, the health department said in '1 called them up, thought it was an oversight, a news release Friday.' EDB is known to have been on their part. They told me in no uncjertain terms injected into the soil in tobacco fields in seven that our credibility with th e *^ a te police Connecticut towns’to protect tobacco plants from root department is zero. " Dolan said Thursday. worm, officials said. Manchester was one of the 13 He said he was told the state excluded former tobacco-growing towns tested, the release Bridgeport police from the operation "because of said. Oieir experience in the past. 1 guess they let us in Among ythe Manchester wells tested were three on ' on something and they got burned." Dolan said. New State Road, which last year were found to be The 420-member Bridgeport Police Depart contaminated with de-greasing agents not related lo ment has operated under a cloud of confusmo and EDB. State-health officials Have ordered four area legal controversy siftce the forced retirement in businesses to perform water and soil tests to December of Police Superintendent Joseph A. determine if they are the source of the contamination ive Wire Walsh. in the New Stale Road welllield. Also tested for EDB were wells on Love Lane, ' GTB appeal said pending Parker Street, Progress Drive, • Redwood Road, Burnham Street, Buckland Street. Croft Drive, HARTFORD — Aides to Gov. William A. Windsor Street, Adams Street and Tolland Turnpike. Promotion festivities Five young men are charging up O'Neill say the state will appeal a court ruling Wells in Charier Oak Park likewise revealed no ordering it to provide more nioney for local school contamination, the health department said. districts, published reports said Friday. So far in Connecticut, nine public wells and 37 Manchester police Sgt. Raymond Maz- ick, cheers. Observing the festivities Administration oflicials said O'Neill might private wells have been found to have dangerously zone, the department’s resident portrait from the background are Detective announce a decsion to appeal to the ruling high levels of EDB. officials said. The legal limit in for their first heavy-metai show Monday, The Hartford Courant reported. The photographer, snaps a shot of one Capt. Joseph Brooks, left, and Patrol Connecticut is .1 part per billion. newly promoted police officer Friday Capt. Robert Guliano. Eight members of officials asked not to be identified. Wells in Windsor Locks, a town not known to have .'He's gbing to appeal There's no question while another, Detective Richard Bus- the department were promoted. By Tracy L. Geoghegan used the chemical, have recently been found to Herald Reporter about that." said one of them. contain EDB at levels of more than .5 parts per billion, 5 O'Neill said only that an appeal was "a officials said. 5 possibility" and that he had not made a decsion on EDB-contaminated wells have also been found in In a soundproof , room in the back of the matter. Ellington. Simsbury and Enfield. Superior Court Judge Arthur L. Spada last Obituaries Bezzini's funiture warehouse on Hilliard week issued an 83-page,decision in the landmark Street, a group called Live Wire is preparing case Horton vs. Meskill ruling the stale was not to explode on the Manchester hard-rock Edward A. Haskins Springfield, Mass., Mrs. Ruth had been employed there for 20 fully complyin'fe with the Guaranteed Tax Base scene. formula for school aid equalization. Man charged Messier of Hazardville, Mrs. Alice years. The ruling also calls on the state lo eliminate Edward A. Haskins, 68, of 330 Dow of Scituate, Mass.; and two Mrs. Hermann was a member of They promise, in the words of one group the $2.S0 minimum aid for the state's wealthiest Elm St.. East Longmeadow. granddaughters. St. M ary's Episcopal Church, member, "to send an energy charge through Sunset Rebekah Lodge No. 39, the school districts and lor some districts lo increase with stealing Mass., died Thursday at Wesson The funeral will be Monday at 9 you like no band you've ever seen before. " their spending. Memorial Hospital in Springfield. a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Rockville Emblem Club No. 5, the Mass. He was husband of Anna Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Order of the Eastern Star and the They want to be the heavy-metal band that Lawyer hits sheriff training (Olcavage) Haskins, formerly of resurection at 9:45 a.m. at St. Manchester Senior Citizens. has it all — a top-flight light show, a repertoire from church Manchester. , Bridget Church. Burial will be in She is survived by two sons, of standard tunes and original compositions, NEW HAVEN — A New Haven attorney whose Robert H. Herrman, of 14851 He was born in Palmer, Ma.ss., the St. Bridget Cemetery. Friends as well. lawsuft*resulted in a written code ol-conduct lor on Oct. 2, 1915, and had lived in may call at the funeral home Jeffrey Road, Space 154, Irvine, deputy sheriffs said Friday he was unhappy the A self-styled leader of a protest this spring against a East Longmeadow for 43 years. Sunday Irom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Calif. 92714 and Charles M. Her The five young men, who have been playing Legislature is backtracking on training ban on teenage clients at the shelter tor the homeless Before retiring in 1978, he was Memorial contributions may be rmann of Manchester; two sisters, together since January, will give their first requirements. was arrested Friday in connection with an April 24 employed for five years by (he made- to the American Heart Mrs. Florence Unterwager of New concert at 7.30 p.m. Wednesday in Manches A bill passed by the Connecticut Senate this burglary at the Second Congregational Church on Association. 310 Collins St., Hart York and Dorothy I. Mount of Spalding Company of Chicopee, ter High Sc-hool's Bailey Auditorium. week included a provision to eliminate the North Main Street, police said, Mass. He had previously been ford. 06105, or to a charity of the College Point, New York; six statutory requirement of 80 hours training lor Edward Paquin, 48. of 869 Main St., Apt. 11, was employed for 37 years as a donor's choice. grandchildren; 22 great grand They ’ll do some well-known songs by Judas sjtecial deputies who operate transportation vans charged with third-degree burglary and sixth-degree supervisor with the Hampden children; and several nieces and Priest, Def Leppard and Motley Crue. They and are in Charge of prisoner custody. R faces a larceny. He is accused of breaking into the church Grinding Wheel Company of West M. Gertrude Herrmann nephews. may do some original numbers, too. House vole next week. sometime durjng the night of April 23-24 and stealing a She was predeceased in 1952 by Springfield. M. Gertrude (Mount) Her They've hired a professional lighting and "1 brought this suit to clean this system up and I digital clock. He was a former member of the rmann, 82, of 612 Center Sl„ died her daughter, Gertrude Her am not very pleased to see legislative efforts that Officer Max Cohen obtained through an informant St. Vincent DePaul Society and a Friday at Manchester Memorial rmann, who was a piano teacher. sound outfit to up the voltage of their are backtracking on the training requirements the information that led to Paquin's arrest »by communicant of St. Michael's Hospital. Born in College Point, The funeral will be Monday at 8 performance even more. already in effect." said Mark A. Shiffrin. warrant, police said. Cohen also recovered the digital Church of East Loogmeadow. New York, she was the wife of the p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. Guitarist Chris Parker, 18. promises the Shiffrin represented Bruce Oakley of New York clock, which had been reported missing by a religious Besides his wife, he is survived by late Otto H. Herrmann and had 400 Main St. Burial will be in the M biggest show Manchester has seen in a long who tried toescape Nov. 21 from SuperiorCourt in instructor at the church, police said. a son, Stephen P. Haskins of lived in Manchester-since 1^0. Flushing Cemetery in Long Island, New Haven. Oakley apparently broke the nose of More arrests are expected in connection with that Springfield. Mass.: a daughter. Before retiring in 1963, she was a New York. Friends may call at the time. "W e do a lot of show and a lot of music — a special deputy sherilf and injured a second burglary and another burglary the same night at the Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth) Genovese secretary in the spare parts sales funeral home Monday from 2 to 4 things lor people to watch and listen to. sheriff. He was then taken lo the basement and First Church of Christ. Scientist, also on North Main of Edina, Minnesota; threesisters, department of Pratt & Whitney p.m. and from 6 p.m. until the time " If you can’t watch," he said, "you might as allegedly beaten himselt. Street, police said. Mrs. Laura O'Connell, of West Aircraft Co. in East Hartford. She of the service. The federal court suit resulted in a consent Paquin is being held in lieu of $5,000 bond for well stay home and listen to records. " decree signed April 26 by U.S. District Chief arraignment Monday in Manchester SuperiorCourt. John Lampson, 18, who co-founded the band Judge T. F. Gilroy Duly. It outlined a code of He was arrested once before on March 30, after with Parker, said: " I can’t remember conduct for special deputy sheriffs, including police found him wielding a baseball bat in an Chernenko praises general anything like this at Manchester High School training requirements. altercation with another man in the hallway above A Marlow"s Department Store, where Paquin's apart before. Liver child begins recovery ment is. police said. Also arrested was Edward Continued from page : depended on the United States. The Western capitals." "We ll have surprises," he added. ‘!The Soviets broke off arms negotia Chernenko and Jaruzelski dis NEW HAVEN — One of the youngest liver Landry. 39, of 875 Main St., whom police found at the light show will be massive." tions after the deployment of cussed bilateral relations and the recipients ever. 10-month-old Shelley Rose scene w ith a 4'/i-inch knife in his hand, they said. John Lampson, 18, above, is a guitarist At right: Ted Berent, 22, the group’s lead NATO missiles in Western Europe international situation, Tass said. M s Lampson and Parker, both Manchester McConnell ol Cary, N.C., was breathing through a Each was charged at the lime with carrying a "This has made it possible lo late last year. Tass said both Communist lead for Live Wire, a newly formed vocalist, works on a song during residents, have been friends since grade respirator Friday on her way through the delicate dangerous weapon arid disorderly conduct. Those thwart the perfidious plans of cases are still pending in court. "A possibility forthe resumption ers "w ere completely unanimous Manchester-based heavy-metal band. rehearsal. stages ol recovery. anti-socialist forces and their school. They first envisioned the band in the of talks on nuclear armaments can in appraising the causes of the "We're satisfied we have done as well as we Earlier, Paquin had been one of two leaders of a imperialist patrons and prevent a only be opened if the U.S. side present-day dangerous interna summer of 1983. could in the operating room. Shelley has a march to Town Hall Iq protest the change in homeless Y national catastrophe." removes'the obstacles raised by it tional situation. They began rehearsing as a trio after they fighting chance at regaining her health," said Dr. shelter policy that banned teenagers after some Jaruzelski's visit to Moscow was here and restores the previous "They pointed out that the main met drummer Neal DeSimone, 20, another Wayne F’lye, stafl chief at Yale-New Haven youths reportedly caused repeated distrubances his first since the funeral of Soviet inside the shelter. situation." he said in the speech source of world tension was the Hospital. Flye supervised the eight hours of President Yuri Andropov. Manchester musician, in a locaF- club. carried by Tass. pplicy of the more aggressive Photos surgery and traveled 3,000 miles Thursday in In a dinner speech honoring He said "appeals for contacts forces of imperialism, first and DeSimone had played and performed ^te n - letching the donated liver of a Texas infant. Jaruzelski. Chernenko said the and talks have begun to be issued foremost the U.S.A., which hopes sively with Foxx, another heavy-metal band. Flye said Shelley was one of the youngest two or resumption of nuclear arms talks by Washington and some other to achieve military superiority." three children in the world to have a liver b y „ Eventually, they found vocalist Ted Berent, transplant and one of the tiniest. She was Fire Calls 22, of Simsbury. He had worked with several diagnosed as having biliary atresia, a congenital Al Tarquinio bands - Crazy Train and Roxx, among them liver defect, at 7 weeks. She's the size of a — and was looking for another group to join. six-month old baby. Usually if children gel the Manchester disease it 's not until they are IVi to two years old. • O • O • O • After listening to the trio play, he decided Live Flye said. ^ Friday, 10:28 — gas leak, Olcott Street landfill Wire was the band for him. Hospital spokesman Tom Utz said while (Tow n). Through Berent, the group found bass Shelley has overcome a "m ajor hurdle," she is Friday. 12:58 p.m, — medical call, Manchester VIDEC "clearly not out of the woods. The next 48 hours ta Superior Courthouse, 410 Center St. (Paramedics). player Gino Giannini. At 24, he’s slightly older 10 days are crucial. Her system has to heal from Friday, 1:51 p.m. — medical call, 60 Bidwell St. STLIEIC the surgery. She's breathing through a respirator (Paramedics). Please turn to page 13 and has jo breathe on her own." Friday. 2:42 p.m. — acid spill, 50 Harrison St. 397 Broad St. OPEN (Town). M-F 10-8 ^MOVIES ‘n M OPC^^ Manchester i i V i House approves raises SAT 10-6 647-8808 HARTFORD — The Connecticut House Friday SUN 12-5 night approved a bill raising salaries of rank and ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE file lawmakers by $2,500 beginning in January i A 1985. Monday, May 7th., 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. w » . The bill, approved on a "74-69 vote, also raises ' C expenses allbwed for lawmakers from $2,500 to ■ $3,500. An amendment lowered the increases in ONE DAY ONLY all categories by $1,000. ^ New and old clothing. New Fabrics.' White GE 4012 Under the bill, which now goes to^he Senale, a Elephant Table. - I T . ~\ - ■ • legislator s annual salary will rise from $10,500 to ONLY $13.,500. Legislative leaders will receive incre $ 2 8 A ments of $1,000 up to a lop of $18,000. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM 4 HEAD. CABLE BEADY Earlier, the House approved and sent to the 400 East Middle Tpfce., Manchester d ’ MONTH ^ DOLBY STEREO House a measure providing a welfare increase of 1 WIRELESS REMOTE ON GECAF t4 DAY/2 EVENT PROGRAM 5 3.2 percent. The increase will cost the state $9 5 million and provide a $2j.dollar a week increase to •recipients in the Aid t/Fam ilies with Dependent Children program. ;0 # r NO Monthly Payments Training Schooi to be proved GRIMALDI'SEAILY BIHD SPECIAL HARTFORD — The U.S. Justice Department THIS WEEK ONLY NO Finance Charges . plans lo investigate the .state-run Soulhbury Training School, the second federal investigation ALL LETTUCE. CABBAGEJ UNTIL AUGUST m of the facility for the mentally retarded in less ALYSSUMS AND PLUS $ 50 & $1 0 0 U.S. Savings Bonds than four years. As REBATE on Soma Equipm ont. Advocates for the retarded have accused the ASK FOR DETAILS school of excessive use of physical and chemical I restraints, including strait jackets, which they say are used because of a lack of adequate staff. — WIDSOI STUDIO S TO D S l"— r***"*VIOiO STUDIO STOaSS'*” - The Justice Department sent state officials a WE CARRY A FULL LINE FREE Movie Club I * I B L A N K T A P E letter notifying them of the investigation April 27, I - MEMBERSHIP a Justice department spokesman said. OF MOTHER'S DAY HANGING SHOW US YOUR CURRENT ; SPECIALii However, officials of the governor's office, the CARD FROM ANY LOCAL Department of Mental Retaidation and the school BASKETS AND ALL YOUR I j'VIDEO STORE AND WELL I $ 7 .2 9 Drummer Neal DeSimone. 20. is full of said Thursday they had not received the letter. GIVE YOU OURS FREE! The Justice Department must wait seven days GARDENING NEEDS ! MEMOREX energy, even when he’s piacticing. The band Whara Your Mambar^ I T-120 after sending the letter to begin an investigation. ship is honorad in I With Plasitc C u « is getting ready for their first concert DIRECTIONS: 24 WATROUS I Whtl« PrMsnt Supply Luta Department spokesman John Wilson would not ROAD, BOLTON, C T (AT THE ! ill Wednesday at Manchester High School’s say what prompted the letter, but said the , . I 2 3 S to re s !!1 I END OF BOLTON CENTER — Wilh TUI. c « u D » n _ J Thla CoupGw Bailey Auditorium’ at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will department was acting under the Civil Rights of ROAD OO STRAIGHT AND Institutionalized Persons Act, passed in 1980. He FOLLOW THE DEAD END SION.) cost $3 at the door. said the department acts after it determines information it receives "warrants an OPtN646-5743 HVtN oSvt rfll WHK M irT o I investigation. U - MANnit-^STKK HKKAt.U, Sulurdiiv. May 5, H>M MANCHESTER HEHALU, Sutiirduy. Mu.\ 5, li)H4 - 13 Advice Weddings Engaaements Pound. by pound, woman’s ^ ^ V , interest Is wearing thin DEARABBY: I vebeen choice. »>x3sS3rl dating this man I'll call PROBLEM e ^ f. vf% * John for a year. He's 27 PAREN.TS and I'm 29. I'm dhrorred with two sons. • and 9 DEAR PROBLEIH: years oM. My kids adore -D ear A b b y You don't have to make a ? m x V a ;^ - John, but be doesn't rare choice, bis parents do. Js * W i - for kids. He says if we ihd AbigaH Van Buran Invite them both, and if get m arried he could put they aren't sufliciently mature to pm-dside their . A. up with them .for maybe four d a y s ^ month. (He hostilities for this one wants metosendibebiqns very important occasion, to live with their father, it will be their loss. which I don't want to da DEAR FEEUNG SAD: Am. I being petty for because they'd rather be Go back to your stafhk feeling hurt because he I » A R AB B Y: Now that never remembers my with me. and their father and find out why you need the tourist season is iqion Ann M. Krajewski-Thomas Barbara E. Fish-Dale K. Jane McQuaid-Richard P. doesn't really .want this selfish, tyrannical, ' birthday? us. this m i^ t be helpful. them.) abusive man in jniur life. FORGOTTEN If frieiMfas or relatives ask W. Grqtfke VanBuren Mopoan III John likes his women He doesn't love you — he SISTER you to buy smnetbing for -'V/_ pencil thin. I'm 5 foot 7 loves only himself — and them in a foreign country and when we met I the sooner you get rid 1«AR FORGOmCN: ("P ic k up a nice jad e ring Krajewski-Grottke Fish-VanBuren McQuaid-Moonan • rf! ■' t weighed 90 pounds. (I him. the better. He doesn't forget srour in Hoiq; K ong" or "B ring lii," i . j■ »’-' birthday, he just forgets suffered from anorexia, nw a i^ t y piece of Thai Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krajewski Mrs. Joyce Beckman Fish of 102 Mr. and Mrs. William 'K. to deliver a gitt on that but I'm over it now.) I shot DEAR ABBY: Every silk from Bangkok"), of 67 Arnott Road, announce the Cider Mill Road, Bolton, announ McQuald of Staflord Springs, day. In view of his ex up to 128 pounds and year my brother forgets don't consider it unless (I) engagement of their daughter. Ann ces the engagement of her daugh announce the engagement ol their traordinary generosity everybody thought I my Mrtl^y. (I never they give you the money Marie Krajewski. to Thomas Wal ter, Barbara..£llen Fish, to Dale daughter. Jane MeQuaid to Ri throughout the arear, I looked great, but John forget his!) ___ first, (2) give yiw a ter Grotlke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin VanBuren of Groton, son of chard P. Moonan 111, son ol Mr think you should overlook wanted me thinner, so I Last year be ti(^ihoned detailed description of Robert Grottke of Northbrook. III. Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. VanBuren and Mrs. Richard P. Moonan ,Ir. ol his occasional lapse of started to work out twro jn e the mornl^ of my what they want and (3) of Praftsville, N.Y, Miss Fish is 10 Tanglew ood Lane. Holton and threehiMrsaday.rm birthday to wish me a mentory. You're baiting agree to accept it whether The bride-elect is a graduate of also the daughter ot the late Arthur down to 117, and John happy M rtl^ y and said, 364-to-l. which isn't too t b ^ like it or not. Manchesler High School and is E Fish. The bride-elect is a graduate ol says, "Aftm* you lose 6 "I have a little somethii^ shabby. Every woman T^ice I was stuck by attending the University of Con The Ijride-elect is a graduate of Stafford Schools and expeels to Mrs. Peter F. D'Addario Mrs. Donald F. Jackson graduate from the'University ol more pounds srou'll be for you, but I'm a little should have a toother like relatives who refused to necticut. majoring in management Bolton High School and the Word ol p erfect!" under the weather im w . yours. accept the items I bad and human resource development. Life Bible Institute, Schroon Lake, Connecticut, this month. She is Another thing. He says I'll bring it around when purchased at their re- She is a member of Kappa jvoppa N.Y. and majored in data process employtHl part-lime, hy Conneeli he doesn't see anyone but I'm feeling better." Well, DEAR ABBY: My qurat. They said they P ’Addario*T ucker Jackson-Viola Gamma Sorority. ing at Manchester Community cut Bank and Trust - ^ j A k " me. but when I'm at his I never got it. fiance and I are planning weren't what they waided The prospective bridegroom is a College. She is a word processor The prospective bridegroom is a place and the phone rings, This year he called to gel married. I'm 2S and and they refused to reim operator at CIGNA in Bloomfield. Susan Aileen Tucker, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosemary B. ViolaNlaughterof Mr. undMrs. Ralph graduate of Glenbrook North High graduate of Bolton .schools am f he doesn't want me to three days before my he's 26. The problem is his burse me. I had absolut ely The prospective bridegroom is a K. Tucker ol 457 E. Center St., and Dr. Peter Francis School and is also a student at the attended Manchester Community answer it, and he doesn't birthday and asked me parents. They are di J. Viola ol East Hartford, and Donald F. Jackson, .son no use for these things, but University of Connecficut.^major- graduate ol Sidney High School. College. Hi^'employed by Pratt & either — he just lets it what 1 wanted for my vorced'and hate the sight D’Addario of East Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. ol Mrs. Elsie Jackson and the late Frederick Jack.son S] there was nothing I could ing in accounting. He's a member Sidney. N.Y. He is a hospital Whitney. Daniel D’Addario ol Garden City. Long Island, N.Y., of 193 Summit St., were married April 28 at South ring. Strai^e. isn't it? birthday. I said, "No of each other. Each re- do about it. corpsman at the Naval Hospital in were married April 28 at St. Bartholomew Church. of Sigma Chi Fraternity and is its « Believe it or not. Abby, thing" — which is exactly fusra to attend the wed Pass this along. Abby. I United Methodist Church. Grotou. A June 23 wedding is A June 3(1 wedding is planned al The Rev. Thomas Barry of the (Hiancery Office, The Rev. Shephard Johnson of South United treasurer. he says be loves me, and I what I got. ding atwi reception if the wish I'd been warned. planned at Calvary Temple in West Trinity Covenant Church. Hartford, officiated at the mass and double ring Methodist performed the double l ing ceremony. The must love him because I My brother is good to other is present. LE A R N E D THE A June. 1985 wedding is planned.'* Hartlord. Manche.ster. .ceremony. Harry Carr of Manchester was organist bride was given in marriage by her lather. even stopped going to my me. He makes all my car Please don't tell me to ______HARD W AY .and Nancy Muller was soloist. The bride was givoivin shrink because John payments, pays for ni^ have two weddings. My Kathleen Viola, of Rocky Hill, sister of the bride, marriage by her father. was maid of honor and Claire Viola of East Hartford, Herald photo bv Pinto didn't want me discussing car insurance and car fiance and I are paying for GIVE YOUR budget q Mrs. David Moyer, of Manchester, sister of the also a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. our problems with anyb repairs, and if I need any it and one is ail we can break ... shop the ctassi- bride was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kate Joseph Deganne of Manchester was best man. Time to start planting ody. Help me! money I can alwasrs count afford. Hurry your tled columns for borgain buys! Tucker of Newton, Mass., sister of the bride. Julie Ushers were Salvatore Grasso. Ronald Manzo. FEELING SAD on him to give it to me. answer. I have to make a Elyse Petzold of the Manchester Garden May 12 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Tucker, of Manchester, sister of the bride.'dnd Susan Edward McLaughlin and Paul Rossclto. all of Club, and her daughter, Ginger Petzold, Center Park next to the Mary Cheney D'Addario, sister of the groom, of Stewart Manor. Manchester. N.Y. Mary Kate Moyer of Manchester, niece of the After a reception.at Manchester Counirv Club the 10, get ready for the coming plant sale Library. bride, was flower girl. couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda They will planned by the club. The sale will be Walking is a good way Robert D'Addario of Elipont. N.V., brother of the make their home in Manchester. groom, was best man. Ushers were, Paul J. Tucker of The bride and groom are real estate sales Manchester, brother of the bride and Victor Todisco associates with Blanchard & Rosse|to Realtors of and Frank TodisCb, of Franklin Square. N.Y.. cousins Manchester. of the groom. About Town to shed unhealthy pounds After a reception at Birch Mountain Inn in Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to St. Maarten. They Here’s where to write will make their home in East Hartford. each other hideous hick- Here's ^where to write (or advice from the Menschen installs officers * Applique course offered DEAR DR. LAMB: I m The bride is a 1976 graduate of East Catholic High a 49-year-oM woman. My eys on the neck. I've syndicated advice columnists featured in the R O t'K \II.I.E — Hoiiorablv Mfiischen will inslull school, and a 1979 graduate of St. Francis Hospital The Manchester Recreation Depailment will doctor told me to lose talked to her about this Manchester Herald: new (iflii-iTs Wedni'Mlay ul 11 a.m. al ConKrcgalion School of Nursing. She is employed as a registered spon.sor a six-week applique quill ing course beginning weight and 'Wants me to and explained it can cause • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box HTiai Israel. ‘>4 Takotl Ave. nurse in the Intensive CaF^Unit at St. Francis Wednesday Irom 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Arts walk. He said I h «l to or cancer or other trouble, 38923, Hollywood.' Calif. 90038. ijanlar Jerry Krasimw ol We.sl Haillord will Hospital and Medical Center. Building. Gaixlcn Grove Roaad. I'd have another heart Your Health but ^ wouldn't listen to perlorm. He will lie aeeompanied by Mariob Cantor ol The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of the University • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D . P.O. Teacher islairraincGra.sso. Fee is $15. Registration attack. I've lost 125 me. The boy is 17 and K'liai Israel. of Michigan and a 1982 graduate o f the State Box 1551, Radio City Station. New York. N.Y. is due Monday. Call 647-3089. , pounds and the doctor she'll be 19. MemiK'rs .should bring a dairy s;indw ieh loi lunch. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. University of New York's Downstate Medical Center. 10019. ^ Barbara Lee Bloking Telle us what's wrong Deborah A. Gadoury-Derek Michele Joy Scarpone Ilevei ages will b«' provided. wants me to lf>se 75 pounds He is a resident in general surgery at St. Francis • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker. Ph.D., P.O. more. and what can be done with . B. Kaufman Camp seeks volunteers Hospital and Medical Center. He will begin a Box 475, Radio City Station. New York. N?V. Could you .send me some people who en^ge in Sale to benefit library residency in urology in July at the UConn Medical 10019. Camp Kennedy, a day camp lor mentally m aterial on .walking? sadistic lovemaking. Center in Farmington. handicapiied children and adults, is seeking le e e n ^ c How much weight should I Bloking-Herlth Gadoury-Kaufman Scarpone-Repko ANDOVf;R — The Andover Women s Ix>ague will 1 hold a children's tag sale on May 12 Irom 10 a.m. to 2 volunlt'ers to help with camp activities. lose in a month? How weight. A good estimate is A good combination is to DEAR READER: Hick » p.m. at Andover's Old Town Hall. I’ ro<-et‘ds will Youths age 12 and over are eligible. Applications much can I lose by that a 15e-pound person limit your calorie intake eys don't cause cancdlK A News for Senior Citizens Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloking Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gadoury of Mr. and Mr.*;. Claudio Scarpone iH'nefit the Toy Lending Library and the IT O 's are available al the Manche.ster Rccreatioij Depart walking? will use atoxit 60 calories so that it's 260 calories a hickey from heavy kissing of 250 W. Center St., announce the 88 Bryan Drive, announce the of 87 Niles Drive, announce the riayscape project. ment. Garden Gnive Road, ( all 647-3084. more while walking a mile day less than what you is nothing more than a engagement of their daughter. engagment of their daughter. engagement of their daughter. Contributions ot used toys, children's clothing and DEAR READER: Your than she would if she were usually need to maintain y bruise. Like any other Barbara Lee Bloking. to William Deborah Ann Gadoury, to Derek Michele Joy Scarpone ol Cheshire, books, are being accepted. Call 742-M24 for more MCC sppdnsors seminar doctor has made a good sitting still. our weight, then walk four bruise, the blood that's John Herlth , son Mr. and Mrs. Blair Kaufman, son of Mrs. Nancy- to Robert Repko of 11 Pa rk SI., son information. suggestion by asking to It follows that if you miles a day. That will escap^ from the small Special activities planned William Herlth ol 77.Starkweather Baker and William Kaufman, both of Stephen Repko ol Danbury and Manchester Community College will sponsor a you walk. At speeds be could build up to 4 miles a provide about a pound of blood vessels will be ab St. of Pawling, N.Y. Mrs. Edward Claughessy. WATES meet Tuesday seminar on contemporai-y issues May 15 from 8:30 tween 2 and 4 miles an day you’d use about iM fat loss a week. Walking sorbed and the mark will The bride-elect is a 1982 gradu The bride-elect is a 1981 gradu a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event is designed for .social hour — the usual range for calories a day from walk immediately after each disappear. ate of Manchester High School and ate of Manchester High School and The bride-elect has a bachelor of Manche.ster WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. service students and workers but is open to tht-public. most walking — the dis ing, or about 1.680calories meal m ay increase the Some people bruise for Senior Citizen Week is employed by the J.C. Penney is a junior at Rivier College in arts degree in special educalion at Orange Hall. 72 F^ast Center St. (rear.) Registration and a continental breaklast will be tance and not the speed a week. That’s nearly the use of calories. more easily than others. It Catalog Distribution Center in Nashua. N.H. from Anna Maria College. Paxlon. from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. in the student center. Rolteil determines how many ca number of calories in a If everyone could walk doesn't always have to he Mass., and a master's degree in Weighing-in will be from 6:30 to 7: .30 p.m. A Editor's note: w s column is prizes and refreshments. Tickets Cleo; 6 p.m. Sports Banquet. Manchester. The prospective bridegroom is a Wei.ss. Manchester town manager, will welcome the lories you use. The other half pound of body fat. It's four miles a day we'd a painful or uncomforta education from St. Jo.seph College. Mother's Day program is planned. prepared by the 'staff of the are $2. in advance and $3. at the • Wemiesday: 7:30 a.m. United The prospective bridegroom is a 1981 graduate of Pawling High group. Dr. William E. Vincent. MCC president, will factor is your bqdy fat you're losing, not have fewer medical ble sensation or even West Hartford. She is a teacher ol Manchester Senior Center. It ap door. Nations and World Trade Center 1981 graduate of Manchester High School and a 1984 graduate of speak on life issues, public pftlicy and the American weight. The more you water or muscle. problems. represent Exceptionally pre-school handicapped in the pears in the Herald on Wedne^ays trip; 9 a.mrblood pressure follow School. He is employed by the Daniel Webster College, Nashua. Music program scheduled way. weigh the more calories If you limit your diet to rough kissing. Early Intervention Program ol and Saturdays. NOW, CONCERNING trips, up appointments; 10 a.m. Friend Hartford Insurance Group of N.H. He is employed by the Workshops are scheduled from 10: .30 a.m. to noon. you'll expend per mile. the point that you can lose D E A R DR. LAM B: I'm Just keep in mind it's a Waterbury Regional Center in Chapter 127.3 AARP will meet Wednesday at 1:30 there will be a registration on May ship Circle; pinochle games; noon Hartford. Holiday Inn in Nashua. A 1985 Attorney Rosetta Creamer and psychologist Seba.s- I have no idea what you another half pound of fat a upset. My granddaughter bruise. The rest of the Cheshire. p.m. at South United Methodi.st Church. Jim McKay, Bv Joe DImInleo 22 for the Boston Red vs. Seattle lunch; 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 A July 21 wedding is planned. wedding is planned. tian Mudry will address violence in the family. weigh, but you have have week. That seems to be has been going with a boy question is related to music chairman, has planned a musical program. Activities Specialist game slated for June 30 at 9:30 p.m. arts and crafts class: 1:30 The prospective bridegroom has trdStment and legal rei-ourse. been an presumably still the safest and surest two years younger than standards of behavior, not, Soloists w ill Im> Judith Loven, soprano, Robert a.m. Price of the affair is $16. p.m. exercise with Rose: bus pick a bachelor of arts degree in Other workshops will be offered in divorce and are considerably over- method for most people. she. They’ve been giving health. • Phillips-Maxwell- Gordon Jr., baritone, and Aida Playdon. trumpet. Greetings. Next week at the which include's transportation and up at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 marketing from WesternConnecli- All members planning to go on the trip to Bermuda single parenting, homosexuality, and suicide and its admission. cut State l^niversity in Danbury impact on the family. center is known as "B ig Week." and 3:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips of 23 She is employed by Horty, Spriii on June 7 are asked to meet Iwfore the meeting at 1 The Honorable Mayor Barbara . There are still some openings for' • Thursday: noon lunch: 1 p.m. ger & Metzger, in West Palm He is a sales repre.sentative lor A buflet lunch will be scrvc'd at noon followed by a Wildwood Drive, announce the p.m. Weinberg has issued a proclama the “ Gypsy" show at the Coach- "Big pay” program; bus pick up process Control Division ol Honey walking tour of the new college campus. engagement of their 'daughter, Beach. Man must face his children tion declaring the week of May 7 to light, and also for the Julie ' at 10 a.m.; return after program. The prospective bridegroom is a well Inc. The afternoon workshops.are scheduled from 1: .30 to Nancy Paul Phillips of West Palm 11 as Senior Citizen Week. In Andrews concert at the Hartford o Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage graduate of Florida State Univer A July 21'wedding is planned at Open house planned 3:30 p.m. Included will be choices for the terminally Beach, Fla. to Earl L. Maxwell Jr. celebration of this special week, Civic Center. Both trips are slated and chess: 10 a.m. bingo; exercise sity and the University of Florida St. Gabriel Church in Windsor. ill. stre.ss management, myths of aging, and the of Royal Palm Beach, Fla., son of BOLTON — The Yankee Council of the American . we, the staff, at the center, have for May 23. The price of the trips with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. School of Law. He is a partner with economics of an associate's degree. Dr. Grace Maxwell and Earl L. Youth Hostels will have an open house Sunday at 1 scheduled the following activities: are $19. and $17., respectively. For setback games;''bus pick up at 8 the firm of Schneider, Maxwell. Regi.stration is $8 or $7 for senior citizens. Fee Maxwell of Tallahassee, Fla. p.m. at the Bolton Home Hostel. 42 Clark Road. Bill and make his feelings known Monday..^ 10 a.m. Super bingo: information on the Coachlight trip, a.m.; return trips at 12:30 and 3 Considine, Spillias and Hill of West Cheese may be the Jraditional includes continental breakfast and buffet lunch. The bride-elect'is a graduate of and Ruth Baker, houseparents, will be hosts. 7:15 p.m. Military Whist and please contact Post Road Stages at p.m.; 7:30 p.m. dance. Manchester High School, Southern Palm Beach. bait for rat traps, but scientists say Deadline for registration is May II. Call 646-2137. In connection with the event, celebrating the 50th DEAR DR. BLAKER: comments may be an Setback Tourney, conducted by 644-1531, and (or the Julie Andrews 0 Saturday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Connecticut State College and A June 9 wedding is planned in rats have a passionate prelerence concert, contact Daniels at 646- year of hosteling in the United States, a groupof riders My ex-wife and I got important comment of a ^ Mary and Ekl McKeever. Donation Plant Sale. Stetson University College of Law. West Palm Beach. for gumdrops.' will meet at 9:30 a.m. at Gay City State Park in Gemcrafters plan meeting divorced about a year ago successful letter of ' is $1. There will be prizes, door 3012. A s k Don't forget, our annual Plant MENU FOR WEEK: Hebron to start a 20-mile loop, while another group and since then I've been recommendation. prizes and refreshments. Salq will begin on May 12 from 9 will meet at the Pic 'n Save parking lot on Route 44 in The Nutmeg Gemcrafters will meet Monday at 7:30 having a very difficult . According to Stephen B. Tuesday — 6 p.m. Sports Ban Monday: veal patty, potatoes, Heavy- D r. B la k e r a.m. to 4 p.m., and continue on a Manchester at 10 a.m. for a 25-mile ride. To offer p.m. at the First Federal Bank, West Middle time maintaining a Knouse of Pennsylvania quet. Tickets are $1.75 for partici vegetable, dessert, beverage. Turnpike. .< daily basis until we are sold out. donations or for more information call Fran healthy relationship with State University a nega pants and $2.75 for non- Tuesday: hamburg on bun, June 18 will be the last meeting of this Mason. Karen Blaker. l>h.O. There are over 40 varieties of Armentano, 872-0599 or Fred Riohe, 777-7638. my children. tive comment adds credi- participants. The menu consists of french fries, dessert, beverage. metal flowers and vegetables. The price Their mother yells at biiity to the rest of the ; antipasta, homemade ravioli, Wednesday: crab meat on bun. of containers and hanging baskets them a great deal and 1 letter. Another important ' homemade bread, tossed salad, ice soup, dessert, beverage. Chorus to compete Workshop at center will range from $8 to $12 ieel terrible about not element of a recommen . cream. Trophies will be awarded Thursday: turkey breast, sweet Continued from page 11 The Silk City Chorus will travel to Danbury standing up to her about dation is Ibe inclusing ol to pool champions, bowlers of the potatoes, vegetables, dessert, The Manchester Recreation Department ' will LADY GOLFERS are reminded Saturday to compete against 11 other barbershop her treatment of the child In either case they wilt like to give it to me first ' specific achievements May 1 tourney and golfers for low beverage. sponsor an assertiveness training workshop May 21 that there will be an important than the others, and ALL SIZES Now 30% off harmony groups for the title of state champion. ren. Of course her behav not learn a healthy con for my OK. . . gross participating in the May 1 Friday: roast beef on roll. soup, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 rather than general posi organizational meeting on May 15 knows the area hard-rock The contest begins at 1 p.m. in Danbury High School Cedar St. ior is nothing new. When cept of authority. When You couldn't imagine tive qualities. tourney. Tickets are available in dessert, beverage. c . □•luxe Accetiory at 10 a.m. Election of officers, circuit well. and is open to the public at $3 admission. The evening we w«re married I would they are around people m y dismay when I read it , the ■'office. The course is being given by Tami Brody. For more Why not use his letter? selection of course, day, and dues PINOCHLE SCORES: Ernest ALL POOLS program will be at 7:45 p.m. and the cost is $5. information call 647-3089. allow the children to walk like their mther they over and found phrases Wednesday — Trip to United Band members say Package Includes DE The latest research con are just part of the agenda. The Desrocher, 669; Nadine Malcom, all over me in order to shake with fear, and when like “slightly overanx Nations and World Trade O nter. they're confident they'll firm s his experience. meeting is obligatory. If you 613; Lottie 'Lavoie, 598; Ruth make them feel that they they are around people ious'' and “ at timoa over , The bus leaves the Pic 'n Save break into the club scene or Send Alter, A-frame Divorcing? Write for cannot make the meeting, please Search. 578; Ernest Grasso, 576; NOW were not hated by like you they wUI feel like bearing” included in the ! parking lot at7:30a.m. Priceof the pretty easily. Dr. Blaker’s newsletter notify the front office. Ada Rojas, 563; Amelia Anastasia, everyone. they can dominate with . affair is $18.50 which includes "W e’re the on(y heavy- Ladder,, thru w ill Skimmer, vac hegd; vac toterwiae complimentary “ Helping Your C%ild Ac The Health Department is offer 561; Robert,Schubert, 560; Rene Thoughts Now that I'v e left the out reaervatioo. transportation, admission and metal band in the Man cept Divorce." Send SO ing a free exercise program at the Maire, 560. hose, 8x16 pole, test kit, hand skimmer. family, I feel even worse. Be honest about your I had always been told tours. Lunch is on your own. If chester area," said DeSi cents and a stamped, Salvation Army on Main Street 25% OFF I don't think that I have feelings and not overly that if a letter was not 180 interested, please contact Arrow BRIDGE SCORES: Helen mone. "W e're also the self-addressed envelope from 9 to 10a.m. The classes will be Thermometer, 2S#DE Chemicals. We want to close our devotional coming of Christ. " Y e men of To receive from the world His any right to stand up to my apologetic. Explain percent posiUve that it Tours at 528-9961. Bensche, 4,320; Hans Bensche, youngest' heavy-metal to Dr. Blaker in care of every Monday, Wednesday and thoughts for the week by emphasiz Galilee, why stand ye gazing np own. children and tell them things nut be strong and Thursday — Big Day. The 4,100; M abel Loom is, 4,080; band around.' could do nothing except this newspaper, P.O. Box' Friday, and continue until June 22. ing the power of God that is related into heaven? This same Jesus, who howtoact. What can Ido? show that you are in hurt one’s chances for Honorable Mayor Barbara Wein George Vallone, 4,060; Rae Olsen, 47S, Radio City Station, ■ Berent added: “Yeh, to the second coming of Christ. is takenJtp from you into heaven, O Lord Jesus, how long, how long control of the situation. acceptance. berg will read the proclamation. 4,'050; Irene Foisey, 3,980; Kay New York. N Y 10019. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: those guys are all getting "And then shall appear the sign of shall s o ^ m e in like manner as ye Ere we shout the glad song — DEAR READER: You Your children need Believing this 1 went in Entertainment is by Mark Ver- Bennett, 3,890. old — they don't have the Son of man in heaven; and then have s ^ n him go into heaven.” Christ retumeth! Hallelujah! have to face your children someone to look up to and to talk to him and be said celli, impressionist-singer. There o Monday: 7:30 a.m'. Golf much time left." shall all the tribes of the earth (Acts 1:11). Amen, Hallelujah! Amen. and tell t M b T t ^ truth to trust. You can be that that it’s atorays bem his FOR"SPARKLING wood will be the honoring of Mr. and League; 10 a.m. bingo; noon BOWLING SCORES; Women hi "W e expect a pretty mourn, and they shall see the Son . The hymn writer has put it this about how yod fecT. I f you person. policy to be completely work. tile, gloss and Mrs. Senior Citizen, .and lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; single — Florence Dowd. 191. Hi good crowd Wednesday," of man coming in the clouds of way: “ He who testifieth these things continue treating them truthful about his candi painted surfaces, add drawing of the dollhouse raffle. 1:30 p.m. exercise class; bus pick triple — Jeanette Pierro, 482; three tablespoons of Lampson said. heaven with power and great saith. Surely, I come quickly. the same way they will date's positive and nega Tickets for lunch' must be pur up at 8 a.m.; return trips at 12:30 Florence Dowd, 477; LornaKmiec. DEAR DR. BLAKER: I washing soda to a ouort "Yeh, this kind of music glory.” In majesty, in power, in It may be at mom, when the day Amen. Even so, come. Lord Jesus. learn that there are only tive .qualities. chased no later than Tuesday at 12 and 3:15 p.m.; 7; 15 p.m. whist and 473; Harriet Giordano, 468. Men hi recently asked my boas of worm water and wash. is coming back," Parker great dominion Jesus is coming in is awaking. (Rev. 22:20). two types of people in the noon. setback card party at center. single — Andy Lorenzen, 242; for a letter of recommen Should I send this letter No rlnskig reoulred. For glory. ' ' - When sunlight thru darkness and world, those who mistreat Friday — 6 a.m. to 12 noon, 5th • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; Wendell Poucher, 223. Hi triple — ' added. "It was out for a dation for a Job that I and risk the consequence? sparkling results when shadow is breaking. others aixi those who annual Fishing Derby at Sautter's 10 a.m. square dancing; noon Andy Lorenzen. 607;' Wendell while, but now a pretty would like to take. He said you hove something to good crowd of people in One of the great doctrines of the That Jesus will come in the Pastor Jim Bellasov suffer fr DEAR READER: In Pond. Prizes will be awarded. 7:30 Poucher, 528; Herbert Tedford, VERNON CIRCLE that be would gladly send sell, use a low-cost od in lunch; 12; 30 p.m. bus returns irom Manchester are listening Christian faith is the second fullnes.s of G lo ^ Faith Baptist mistreatment. cluding some unflattering p.m. dance with Lou Joubert and 517; Stan Zaimor, 513; MaxSmole. one out but that he woul classified. shopping; 1:29 p.m. exercise with to this>kind of •r'lisic."-' 647-9420 RT.83 VERNON ^ s Orchestra. There will be door 506; Art Ironfield, 503. 1 V i H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurdav. May 5, 19B4 M AN( HF.S'IKR H K R ALl). S.ilui<1,n. M;i» u. 1984 15 rMAcc News- Shared prayer allows us to gather, reflect SPORTS 7 If you cannot be there physicdlly, we invite you denominations (inciuding those represented by THANK YOU’S Editor's note: this column is prepared by the to Join us in prayer for peace at 8 p.m: wherever MACC member churches) and peace groups Al roundup To Mary Ann JFalkowski for her gift of an staff of the Manchester Area Conference of you may be, tucking the children in bed, bowling, recommend using the Letter (The Chailenge of Churches. pipying'rummy with your next door neighbor. Peace: God’s Promise and Our Response) as a Easter basket; Adelle and Earl Yost for their Sometimes the most powerful witness of all is study guide during the week of Peace with - contribution to the Interfaith Day Camp in made, not by the demonstrator in CTbton, but by Justice. (7 ^ memory of Edmund Wrubel; Emanuel Lutheran By Nancv Carr the quiet or not so quiet words shared over the Church and Church Women for, generous Director, MACC "The arms race is one of the greatest curses on donations to the Emergency Pantry; the Seaver defeats Sox coffee cup during the mid-morning break at work. Join us in prayer for peace tonight and duning the the human race; it is to be condemned as a parishioners of St. Bridget's Church for their BOSTON (UPI) - Tom Seaver "Blessed are the peacemakers forthey shall be week. danger, an act of aggression against the poor, and donaUons to the MACC Fuel Bank and Human basenrian Roy Smalley s legs lor an Hargrove and Jacoby doubled in called the children of God." We have one of those a foliy which does not provide the security it N e ^ s Fund; Dorothy Sonego for her gift to notched his (irst American League error. Niekro then walked Ben Perkins. victory and batterymate Carlton rare and built-in opportunities to pause this week YOU WILL FIND special-Blessed Are the promises.” A few copies are stili available in the MACC; Mrs. William Maver for a contribution to Oglivie. After Ted Simmons struck Blue Jays 4, Royals 3 Fisk drove" in two runs Friday and ask those questions which bring us to the Peacemaker bulletins in your church tomorrow MACC office. FISH of Manchester, and to K-Mart for all the out, Roy Howell Was hit by a pitch Al Toronto, Alfredo Griflin deli nighl to lead the Chicago White Sox heart of our relationship with God and qur or next week. These bulletins contain prayers for cartons of B!»ta^andy. We have shared your to load the bases. Sundberg lol- vered a bunt single with two out in to a 5-3 victory over the Boston Red brother. peace, peace resources and a «partial list of LAST WEEK, during 'the Days of Remem gift with th o s e / (Ifc the Pantry, Soup Wtchen, lowed with a sacrifice fly to center the 10th inning scoring George Bell Sox for their fifth consecutive Who, not what, is’most important in my life? At suggestions to the question, "It is still the day brance, we considered the evil of which mankind Shelter and EldeW l Outreach, and we are saving that scored Yount. from third base and giving the triumph. what altar do I lay the treasure of my life? After before: what can I do?” Extra bulletins are is capable. We recalled the incredibly high price some for the children in the day camp, New York's only threat came in Toronto Blue Jays a 4-3 victory Seaver allowed only seven hits, all the counter arguments and the statistics and available in theMACC office as ate statements by ol apathy^kd the silence of good men and women The women of Church Women United are the first, the only time they got a over the Kan.sas City Royals. struck out four and walked lour the shouting, where is my security iinally rooted? all our religious denominations concerning peace in the faceW evil. We remember the handful who having a “ reunion” at noon on Friday, M ay 11 at runner as far as second. Willie Bell led off by drawing a walk off over eight innings to win lor the In whom do I trust? and the nuclear arms race. stood facing the flood of bureaucratic decisions North United Methodist Church You are Randolph led off with a single and reliever Mark Huismann. 0-2, and first time in three decisions. Al At noon on Friday, the religious community in which resulted in the Holocaust. cordially welcome to join us. A salad luncheon is went to second on a throwing error advanced to second on Garth Jones relieved in the ninth, and TODAY MARKS the beginning of the National the Hartford area is gathering in the Senate being prepared. Come and bring your favorite by Porter on a pickoff attempt. lorg's sacrifice. Bell went to third despite wild-pitching home a run, Week for Peace and Justice. If you are free, join Chamber at the State Capitol for an Interfaith May God grant that by our refusal to forget the salad with you-! First base umpire Ron Denkin- on Buck Martinez's checked-swing got the la^t three outs for his us in a silent Peace Vigil tonight at 8 p.m. in front Service of Prayer, and Witness for Peace and price of evil, the memory of those who died in the ger was hit on the left foot in a groundout and scored when Griflin second save. of St. James Church, 8% Main Street. Peacemaking. This year. Dr. Harold'^ilver, Holocaust become a blessing and a sign of peace G R E AT IDEA pickoff attempt and had to leave dragged a bunt down (he fir^ba.sc Chicago took a 1-0 lead in the This time of shared prayer is simply intended to Senior Rabbi of the Congregation of Beth Israel in for humanity, and inspire in us a continuing the game. The game continued line and heal the throw Irom lirst third off Dennis Eckersley. 2-3. allow us to gather and focus our hope, our West Hartford, will be the keynote speaker. ' search for truth and courage. If last week was the The Employee Council of Manchester Memor with three umpires. baseman Rteve Balboni to Huis when Jerry Dybzinski hit the feverent prayer fof peace. We invite you to bring Again, we cordially invite you to join us. time of remembrance, let this week become for us ial Hospital'has placed a plexiglass box in the He was injured when Brewer mann covering. left-field wall with a lead-off with you candles which we will light as our silent May 3 and 4 is also the anniversary of tte all a week of prayer renewing our hope in and hospital cafeteria so that over the next six Porter tried to pick off Randolph Dave Sticb. 5-0, .scallercd eight- double, moved to third on Rudy but visible witness to pur trust and faith in the release of the U.S. Catholic Bishop's Pastoral recommitment to the task of making and keeping months, people can drop in their spare change to from first. First baseman Sim hits in going (he distance lor the Law's sacrifice bunt and scored on Lord God ol peace and all creation. Join us if you Letter on Peace and War. The sponsoring peace. benefit MACC. What a great idea. Thank you. mons missed Porter's bad throw, victory. can. Carlton Fisk's single through the and the ball struck Denkinger. The Blue Jays tied the score 3-3 legs of Eckersley. Porter was given an error on the in (he sixth on Bell's one-out RBI The While Sox extended their play. single. lead to 3-0 in the fourth. Mike Tigers 9, Indians 2 Kansas City opened a 3-0 lead in Calendar Squires doubled and scored one out At Cleveland, Howard Johnsgn the second. Walks to Frank While later when third baseman Wade belted his second homer of the and U.L. Washington sandwiched Boggs threw Scott Fletcher’s in season and Larry Herndon and ' around a single by Don SlaughI 5 Friday — 7 p.m., all church progressive dinner: field single past first baseman Lance Parrish drove in two runs Klokken concert planned Church dedicates wing Book fair set Girl's Discipleship at lennigans. loaded the bases with two out and Mike faster for an error^letcher apiece to pace the Detroit Tigers to Darryl Motley lollowed by drilling Saturday — 6:30-«‘a m.. Boy’s Discipleship at The following events are scheduled at Emanuel COVENTRY — The Presbyterian Church of The following events are scheduled at Center moved to second on the error and a 9-2 victory over the Cleveland a 2-2 delivery Irom Stieb dow n the LaStrada. Lutheran Church for the coming week: Coventry will dedicate a new wing May 11 to 13. Three Congregational Church for the coming week: scored on Law's single through the Indians. left Held line lor .a buses- clearing Sunday — 4 p.m.. Klokken Bell Ringers concert, musicians from the Hartt School of Music and T. Monday — 9 a.m., library committee, library; 2 box. Dan Petry, who no-hil the double. open to the public. Grady Spires, associate professor of philosophy at p.m.. prayers for healing, library: 7:30 p.m., Harvey tf^entertaln Boston responded with two runs Indians for 7 2-3 innings Iasi Toronlo pulled within 3-2 in the Monday — 3:.30 p in., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m.. Gordon College in Massachusetts, will participate in property, Robbins Room., in the bottom of the fourth when Sunday, went five innings to pick iourth on Ernie Whitt s'Iwo-run youth ministry committee: scouts. Round Table: 7 programs May 11 and 12 at 7:30 p.m., and May 13 at Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room: 6 The South United Methodist Church concert series Tony Armas followed a Mike up his fourth victory against one double. p.m . memorial gifts: 7:45 p.m.. council. 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room: 7:30 p.m., board will present singer Peter Harvey and pianist Herbert Easier walk with his seventh loss and snap the Tigers’ two-game Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard, all retired men of of Christian concern. Robbins Room; board of Chatzky Saturday at 8 p.m. at the church. homer and his second of the year losing streak. Willie Hernandez Orioles 2. Rangers 0 community welcome: Phebe Circle, workshop and Christian education. Federation Roomr The program will include light music from qff Seaver. pitched the last four innings lo gain Al Arlington. Texas. Slorm bag lunch: I 30 p.m., Phebe Circle meeting: 4 p.m.. South recognizes teachers Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Broadway shows, excerpts from operas, arts songs, Seaver escaped a one-out bases- his fourth save. Davis pitched a thiee- hitter and Emanuel Youth Choir: 7: .30 p.m., worship and music. Room: 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. and narrative. Tickets are $3 for adults. Children 12 48aded jam in the tilth by striking After both teams scored twice in retired 27 ol the 31 baiters he laced Wednesday — 9 a.m., MACC board meeting; 7:30 The following events are scheduled at South United Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Handbell Choir, Carrier and younger will be admitted free. out Easier and Armas. the first inning, Johnson belted an and Floyd Raylord drove in the p.m.. Emanuel Choir, new member cljass. Methodist Church for the-coming week: Room; Prudential, Robbins Room. Harvey has appeared with the HartfoTd Symphony Chicago scored two more runs in 0-1 pitch into the right Held stands go-ahead run with a bloop single Thursday — 10 a m., prayer group; M: I5a.m.. care Sunday — noon, teacher appreciation luncheon. Saturday — book fair on terrace. and the Manchester Symphony. He has won both the the seventh. Dybzinski led off w ith with one out in the fourth olf starter helping the Ballimurc Orioles lo a and visitation: 1:30 p.m.. Martha Circle; 2 p.m.. Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative board. Metropolitan Opera regional competition and first his second double off the left field Dan Spillner, 0-2, for his second 2-0 victory over the Texas Laurel Living Center 3:45 p.m.?-Belle Choir; 6:30 Tuesday — 10 a.m., vineyards study group: 3 p.m .,' ‘ Overtones to sing prize in Connecticut Opera auditions. He has wall and. after a walk to Law, game- winning RBI. Rangers. p.m.. confirmation classes, Teacher recognition in Bell Choir: 7:30 p.m., teachers' meeting: women's performed all over the United States with his informal scored on Fisk's hit-and-run single The Tigers added two more runs ll was Ballimore's .seventh vic Luther Hall. prayer and study; social concerns commission. BOLTON The Overtones, a women’s barbeTshop presentation entitled “ A Cfassical Cabaret.” through the hole into left field. Law in the fifth. Kirk Gibson walked tory in ils lust eight games. Friday — 6:30 p.m.. youth leave for Clulow's Wednesday — 6:55 p.rn.. Bell Choir; 7:30 p.m.. group, will perform Sunday at the 9:30 a.m. service Harvey has a master's degree from Hartt School of moved to third and scored on a a jj^ to o k third on a single by Davis. 2-0. whose only olher cottage. Chancel Choir: adult Bible study. and IOr45 a.m. forum at Bolton Congregational Music. He is associate professor of music at Hartford sacrifice fly by Harold Baines. Darrell Evans. Herndon singled victory this season canl/a'gain.st Saturday — 10 a m., scout tag sale and bake sale; Thursday — 9 a.m., quilters! 6:30 p.m.. Junior Church. Bolton Center. College for Women, visiting lecturer at Hartt College, Boston scored in the ninth when home Gibson and Evans, who took Texas, had a perfect gdnu- until grade 7 tag sale: 6 p m., youth group returns; 8 p.m.. Choir: 7:45'p.m., worship and music commission. and is director of music for the Archdiocesan Reid Nichols led oil with a double, third on the hit, scored as Dave Marv Foley opened thcsix(h'wilh;i Alcoholics Anonymous meets in Luther Hall, 60 Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford.' ^ moved to third on a fielder's choice Bergman grouncled out. line drive single into right Held. Church St. Saturday — 7:30 p.m.. Junior Choir concert. Trinity plans dinner Call the series director David Clyle Morse at and scored on Jones' wild pitch. A run-scoring single by Ihet Davis, who retired 19 batters on 647-9142. The start of the game was delayed Lemon gave the,Tigers a single run grounders, also allowed a one- out- UPI photo The following events have been scheduled at Trinity North plans to clown I hour and 47 minutes due to rain. in the seventh off reliever Luis single (0 Pete O Brien in theeighih M Covenant Church for the coming week: attempt to stop Williams' drive to the Faith sponsors concert Brewers 1, Yankees 0 < Aponte and Detroit added three and a leadoH double lo Curtis Quinn Buckner of the Celtics reaches The following events have been scheduled at North Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at At Milwaukee, Jim Sundberg hit runs in the eighth. Lou Whitaker, Wilkerson in (he ninth. Wilkcr.son around Ray Williams of the Knicks in an basket Friday night in New York. United Methodist Church for the coming week: Faith Baptist Church will sponsor a sacred music LaStrada: 4 p .m .con firm a tion cl-iss; 6 p.m.. Holy hour set a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning 'who banged out four singles, was the only Texas’runner lo reach Sunday — 6:30 p.m.. family potluck supper and concert Thursday at 7 p.m. at the church, 52 Lake St. Christian education board bag supper meeting; 7:30 St. Bridget's Rosary Society will have a holy hour and Chuck Porter pitched a singled and scored on Alan Tram third bu.se. program with clowning skits. Sharon Sweet, vocalist, will perform. She wasa first p.m.. Covenant women board. May 14 at 6:30 p.m. in the church followed by a buffet three-hitter over eight innings mell's RBI double. Trammell took Monday — 7; 30 p.m.. education Committee. place winner in the regional Metropolitan Opera Wednesday — 7 p.m.. prayer meeting; Boy’s NBA roundup supper in the cafeteria. The program will be on Mary, Friday night to give the Milwaukee third on an infield out and scored 'I'wins 3, A's 1 Tuesday — 7: .30 p.m.. ecumenical prayer group. auditions in 1976 and 1982 and was a finalist in the Brigade: Pioneer Girls; youth gr.oups; 7:30 p-.m.. the mother ol Jesus. Brewers a 1-0 victory overtheNew on a sacrifice fly by Parrish. Al Minneapolis Leflhander Wedne.sday — 9 a m. to noon. MACC retreat: noon. international Luciano Pavarotti competition in 1981 in Chancel Choir. Tickets are $7. Call 646-0050 or 649-3790. York Yankees. Evans was safe on an error by Frank Viola allow lour hits over Over 60s lunch at Willie's: 7: 15 p.m.. choir, Philadelphia. r . Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women'sprayer breakfast at New York lost for the 10th time in shortstop Mike Fischlin, took third 7 2-3 innings rflStl Tim Laudner Friday — noon. Church Women United potluck. 'A n offering will be taken. The public is invited. LaStrada. A 12 games and suffered Us sixth on a double by Herndon, and doubled home (he game-winning Rejuvenated Wilfiams shutout over that span. scored on gn error by third run to lead the Minne.suta Twins to Porter. 2-0, struck out four and baseman Brook Jacoby. a 3-1 victory over the Oakland A s. walked one in lowering his E R A to The Tigers grabbed a 2-0 lead in Viola, 2-3. struck out lour and Religious Services 1.04. Rollie Fingers pitched the the first on a sacrifice fly by walked two in posting his second ninth to gain his fourth save. Phil Parrish and a check-swing double straight victory over the A s Ron Niekro, 4-1, allowed seven hits in on a 3-0 pitch by Herndon. Davis Hnished for his fifth save bul paces Knicks to win First ConBregatlonol The Indians lied the score at 2-2 p.m., special Bible studies; worship, adult Bible class, Sundai^ school; 11 o.m., going the distance for the defeat. was touched lor a home run by Assemblies of God Church of Andover, Route 6, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., St. James Church, 896 Main and II o.m. (643-4466) nursery; 10;15a.m., worship, morning worship; 6 p.m., Roman Catholic St., Manchester. Rev. Fran The Brewers scored an unearned with two out in the first. Mike Dave Kingman in the ninth. one game in their be.'it-ol-.seven Calvary Church (Assem Andover. Rev. Richard H. worshipservice. Prayer line, church school lor age 3 Bv Mike Barnes son. uncharaeteristically mi.ssed Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor evening worship; 7:X p.m., cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro run without benefit of a hit in the Hargrove doubled to rigM and took Kingman's homer was his major Y blies of God), 400 Buckland 646-8731, 24 hours. through 6 grade, nursery; Church ol the Assumption, Western Conference semilin;il . y ship: 1) o.m., nursery core bible study (Tuesday): 7 bert Burbank, Rev. Richard Salvation Army UPI Sports Writor 10 of 16 from the line in the fourth Rood, South Windsor. Rev. Gospel Hall, Center Street, 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Adorns Street at Thompson eighth. Robin Yount led off with a third on an infield hit byBroderick league-leading llth and rai.sed his provided. Church school: p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs A. Lamore, team ministry. period. playoll series. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas Manchester. 10 o.m., break Youth Fellowship ot church; day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Rood, Manchester. Rev. Ed Salyatlon Army, 661 Main grounder that went through third Perkins. Ron Hassey singled home American League RBI lead lo 27. 9:30 o.m., Sunday. (742-7696) ing bread; 11:45 o.m., Sun ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Bird, McHale. Quinn Buckner Los Angeles will take a 2-1 lead tor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday 7 p.m. sacred donee rehear (Thursdoy); 7 p.m.. Youth Saturday masses at 4 and 6:X St., Manchester. Capt. and NEW YORK - Ray Williams, school; t0:30 a.m., worship, Firsf Congregational day school; 7 p.m., gospel sal. (649-3696) day mass at 5; Sundov into the Iourth game ot the senes Church of Coventry, 1171 service (Frid ay). (649-9848) p.m.; Sunday massesat7:X, Mrs. Randall Dovls. 9:X sluggish so far in the playoffs, and Dennis Johnson each missed child-care and nursery; 7:00 mMtIng. South United Methodist masses at 7 :X , 9, 10:X and o.m., Sunday school: 10:45 Sunday, but for the first time the ^jlMoin St., Coventry. Rev. noon. (643-2195) 9,10:Xa.m.,noon,and5p.m. breathed new life into ihe Knicks two foul shots to send the delighted p.m., evening service of Church, 1226 Main St., Man (643-4129) o. m., holiness meeting; 7 NL roundup praise-and Bible preaching. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 chester. Dr. Shephord S. SI, Bartholomew's Church, sellout crowd of 19.591 home underdog Dallas squad gained o.m., worship; 9:30 o.m., Jehovah’s Presbyterian SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main p. m., solvation meeting. by scoring 22 points F'riday night, (644-1102) Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man St., Coventry. Father James (649-7787). happy. confidence it can compete with its church school In Church pastors. 9 and 10:45 o.m., Coventry Presbyterian chester. Rev. Morlin J. lining New York lo a 100-92 victory Lone House. Nursery core Witnesses J. Williamson, pastor. The Knicks closed the third powerhouse opponent. worship; 9 o.m., church Church, Route 44A and Trow Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Masses Saturday at 5:15' over Ihe Boston Celtics in their Baptist provided. (742-8487) school, nursery through se bridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. mass' at 5 p.m.; Sunday period with a 9-2 burst, led by The Mavericks, beaten by a total Second Congregational Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 p.m.; Sunday 9:X and 10:45 Unitarian Eastern Cohlerenee senes. Tolland Turnpike, Manches nior high; 10:45 o.m., B'rad Evans, pastor. Sunday, masses at 8 :X , 10 and 11 :X a.m.; holydays, 5:Xand7:X King’s three-point play with 1:18 ot 59 points in the opening two Baptist Bible Church of Church, 385 N. Main St., nursery; 6 p.m. United Meth 9:X a.m., worship; 10:45 Yale’s Darling hurls M^ts Bill Cartwright had 25 points and Coventry, the Grange build Manchester. The Rev. V. ter. Tuesday, Congregotlon St! Bridget Church, 70 Main p.m. Confessions 4 :X to 5 Universalist Bernard King 24 lor the Knicks, left in the quarter that sent Bird to games of the series, built as much Bible Study, 7 p.m .; Thurs odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 o. m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., p.m. (742-6655) ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 p.m., Bible, song, prayer St., Mpnehester. Rev. Philip the bench with his fourth foul. King as a 19-point lead in the second phen Smith, pastor. Worship o.m. worship service and day, Theocratic School Bible study and fellowship. Church at St. Maurice, 32 Unitarian Universalis! who were clobbered in Games 1 (speaking course), 7:30 p.m. ; fellowship. (647-9141) Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., A. Sheridan and Rev. Emilio Hebron Rood, Bolton. The Saclety-Eosl, 153 W. Vernon had nine points in the quarter. quarter and refused lo wilt under services Sundoy-at 11 a.m. church school; 11 o.m., fel prayer meeting. (742-7222) P. Padelll, co-postors. Satur St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold and 2. but now look to even the and 7 p.m. All are welcome. lowship hour. (649-2863) Service meeting (ministry day mass 5 p.m.; Sunday Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas best-ol-seven series w hen t hey hosl The Knicks led 33-25 after one the Lakers' second-half pics.surc (742-7937) Second Congregational training), 8:15 p.m .; Sunday, tor. Saturday massotSp.m.; Westwood, minister. 10 :X Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Mormon masses at 7 :X , 9, 10:X and a.m.. service. (646-5151) Game 4 Sunday. quarter but were victimized by 30 Los Angeles could get no closer Community Baptist Church ol Coventry, 1746 Presbyterian Church ol •noon. (643-2403) Sunday masses ot 7 :X . 9:15 to fifth straight victory than seven -points in the second Church, 585 E. Center St., Boston Turnpike, Coventry. o.m.; Wotchtower Study, Church of Jesus Christ ol Manchester, 43 Spruce St., The scene shifts to Boston for a percent shooting in the second Rev. David Jarvis, minister. 10:25. (646-1490) Manchester. Rev. Richard half, and that came in the final Monchester. Rev. James I. Latter Day Saints (Mor fifth contest. period and trailed 52-50 al Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., Regular schedule: 10 o.m., mon), X Woodside St., Man Gray, pastor. 10:X a.m., NEW YO RK (U PI) - Ron reached on second baseman Tim contributed an RBI single in a moments ol the game. worship; 8 o.m., Dlol-A-Rlde worship s.ervice, nursery, Larry Bird led Boston with 24 halflime. church school for all ages, Jewish — chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Darling and Jesse Orosco com F lan n ^y’s error. The runners two-run liuh qnd a run-scoring A rebound and tip-in by Mark kindergarten through Grade to church; 8:45 a.m., church bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament 9:15 a.m ., Sunday school; 7 points and Robt'rl Parish had 21. Carlwrighl. who had 16 poinls al 4 continuing during the ser school, nursery to grade p. m.. Informal worship. (643- bined on a three-hitter and Hubie advanced on Gary Woods' sacri double in a two-run seventh. Aguirre boosted Dallas' lead to Conservative meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday Kevin McHulc, who entered the Ihe half, did not miss a shot in the vice; 10:30 a.m., morning eight, adult discussion; II school and prim ary; 11:25 0906) Brooks cracked a solo home run fice and Leon Durham was inten Frank Pasture, who entered the nine with two minutes renuuning. worship. Nursery provided. o. m., coffee and fellowship: game shouting 81 percent from the opening period on 5-10^5 from the Temple Beth Sholom, 400 o.m ., priesthood and relief Friday night to pace the New York tionally walked to load the bases. game in the first inning carrying and a three-point play by center (643-0537) 11:15 o.m., iunlor choir; 4 E. Middle Turnpike, Man society. (643;4003) floor against the Knicks in the first field and 4-for-4 from the line. Faith Baptist Church, 52 p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowshlp; Mets to their fifth straight victory, Bill Buckner forced Dernier by an 8.64 ERA. pitched the final 8 1-3 Pat Cummings with 42 seconds lo chester. Richard J. Plovin, two games, had only 12 points. Williams added seven points oH Loke St., Manchester. Rev. 6 p.m., senior church school robbl; Israel Tobotsky, can a 2-0 decision over the Houston grounding to first baseman Steve innings to pick up his first triumph go scaled the victory. James Beiiasov, pastor. 9:30 and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- National Catholic the bench in the final four minutes tor; Dr. Leon Wind, robbl Mint to share your Astros. Garvey, who made the force play in two decisions. He entered the Williams, who missed Game 2 Bfaekman scored 31 points, 19 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 6234) of the Quarter. emeritus. Services, 8:1Sp.m. at the plate. Moreland then due to the death ol his sister, had o. m., worship service;Talcoftville 7^ Congrega Frldoy and 9:45 o.m. Satur St. John’s Polish National THE Darling, 2-2, gave up only two game in the first after starter Joe King, hounded by Cedric Max coming in the first half when the p. m., evening service. (646- tional Church, Main Street Catholic Church, 23 Golway walked, scoring Sandberg. been shooting just 29 percent from day. (643-9563) hits, struck oiit fi ve and walked two P ri<« was knocked out. After Mike well in Game 2 into only 13 Mavericks shook off tho effects ol 5316) and Elm Hill Rood, Tolcot- St., Manchester. Rev. Stan BIBLE Hon Cey's sacrifice fly in the the Held in his previous seven First Boptist Church, 240 tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Lutheran ley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 over eight innings and did not allow Schmidt's two-run homer in the field-goal attempts, hud 12 shots in their two large losses and steadily JPEAKS seventh had snapped a 5-5 tie and playoff games. But he scored nine Hiilstown Road, Manchester. pastor. 10 o.m., worship ser a.m., mass. (643-5906) faith more natural^ a runner to reach second base. second, Pasture retired 22 of the the (irst half alone for 12 points built the huge lead Davis, in a Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- vice and church school. (649- Concordia Lutheran Orosco, who relieved Darling after capped a three-run inning to give last 25 batters he faced, including points in the fourth period to spark Church (L C A ). 40 Pitkin St., Eugena Friday. Bird and Parish had 12 shooting slump througliout the 7509) 0815) / Chicago a 6-5 lead. The other runs the Knicks. First Baptist ChoptI of the Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Nazarene Brewer he issued a leadoff walk in the 13 in a row. points each for the Celtics. playoffs, helped key a .57 pi-reeiU Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 came on an RBI single by Sand Deof, 240 Hiilstown Road, Church ot the Nazarene, ninth, got the final three outs for The Reds took the lead for good New Yjjrk entered the final shooting night tor the Mavericks. Manchester. Rev. K. Covenant / oum.. Holy Communion, “It you eek enouah his fifth save. berg and a sacrifice fly by Gary in the fifth off loser Charles quarter leading 77-70 and two Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) nursery; 9:15 o.m., church 236 Main St., Manchester. Mavericks 125, Lakers 115 ll was the first time in seven Trinity Covenant Church, school and Christian Growth Rev. Neale McLain, senior people, you can ueuely Bob Knepper, 2-4, pitched a Matthews. •Hudson. 3-1, on a triple by Ron baskets by Williams and his teed to At Dallas, Rolando Blackman playoff games Pallas had hit more 302 JHackmofock St„ Man hour, nursery; 10:30 o.m.. pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, And eomeone who wifl complete game and allowed just San Diego had taken a 5-3 lead in Oester, an RBI double Duane Louis Orr for a layup gave New chester. RtM. Norman Swen minister of youth. 9 :X a.m., and Brad Davis helped solve Los than 50 percent of its shots. Los Christian Science Holy Communion, nursery. tell you to do whet you five hits as Houston dropped its its half of the„ieventh on an RBI Walker and Parker's single, poli- York an 83-72 lead, and the Celtics son, 8 o.m., worship; 9:25 (649-5311) Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., were gofna to do eny- u Angeles' pressing defense .and Angeles, meanwhile, made good First Church of Christ, o.m., Sunday school: 10:25 Emanuel Lutheran worship, children's church wey.” Joen BHIIniis, in sixth straight road contest. single by Tony Gwynn, who then bles by Oester and Parker and a never caught up. The Celtics, teamed for 49 points to bring the on 56 percent of its field-goal Scientist, 447 N. Main St., o.m., coffee, and (ellowshlp: Church, 60 Church St., and nursery; 6 :X p.m., even New York took a 1-0 lead in the stole second, went to third on a run-scoring single by Dan fourth ill the NBA in tree-throw Mavericks a 125-115 victory over Manchester. 10:30 a.m ., 11 o.m., w o r ^ p . (649-2855) Manchester. Rev. Dole H. ing praise service, nursery. hie tongue-ln-eheek attempts with Magic Johnson 5 church service, Sunday Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. (646-8599) manner, eeM that when second when Brooks lined a 1-1 throwing error and scored on Driessen added two insurance runs shooting during the regular sea the Lakers, pulling Dallas within leading the wav with 24 poinls 5 school, and core for smoll Sobln, Intern; Rev. C. Henry people eeme to Mm lor Fof the pitch into the visiting bull pen in Bobby Brown's sacrifice fly. in the seventh. children. (649 1446) Reading Episcopal Anderson, pastor emeritus. ednM he tried to llrid t * Leon Durham hit a solo homer in Room, 656A Center St., Man Pentecostal left field for his fourth home run. The Reds' big third inning St. Oeorge’e Epitcowil Sunday schedule: 8:30 a.m., out whet they wanted to the sixth to tie the score 3-3. The chester. (649-8982) worship In the sanctuary; hear end then toM them The Mets got their second run in featured three Philadelphia er Church, 1150 Bosfon Turn 9:45 o.m.. church school, United Pentecostal the sixth. Ron Gardenhire reached Padres scored three runs in the rors, two hits, two walks apd a pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 o.m., Bible study, coffee In Luther Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., Maejavish gets jail term base when his grounder was fourth on RBI singles by Terry balk. They got their first run when, Church of Christ Eucharist: 10 o.m. Holy Hall; 11 o.m., worship In the Monchester. Rev. Marvin Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- sanctuary, nursery, child Stuart, minister. 10 a.m.. ire relher Ike e eick SAUSHAKER hobbled by shortstop Craig Rey Kennedy. Kevin McReynoIds and a shortstop Ivan Dejesus booted llger, vlcor. 11 o.m., fellow Church ol Cirlit, Lvdall ren's chapel. (643-1193) men going bom one nolds,''his second error of the sacrifice fly by Graig Nettles. Pastore's ground ball for an error and Vernon streets, Man ship hour. Mondoy through doctor to another until Frldoy, 4:45 p.m .; Wednes- Latvian Lutheran Church game. Gardenhire was sacrificed Chicago jumped to a 2-0 in the and Eddie Milner's sacrifice fly chester. Eugene Brewer, of Manchester, 21 Garden St., he llnde one teho will after entering guilty plea minister. Sunday services: 9 doy, 9 o.m.. Holy to second by Jose Oquendo and first.. Dernier led off with a single brought home the second run. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., Eucharist. (643-9203) Manchester. (643-2051) concede that Me clearly Prince of Peace Lutheran unheellhlul llleetyle scored on Keith Hernandez's sin and Sandberg walked. Matthews Oester walked and a ground ball worship: 6 p.m., worship. St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Route 31 and North Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Church, Pork and Church doeent hgye to be featuring Rebecca Pippert gle to right. ,, -forced Sandberg but Dernier moved Pastore and Oesthr into SALEM. Mass. (U PI) — Craig MacTavish was first charged ment Friday, said; "The court has River Rood, Coventry. Rev. study. Nursery provided for streets, Manchester. Rev. W .H. Wllkens, pastor. 9o.m., A New changed. It raminde me Houston's only hits were a scored on second baseman Alan scoring position with both coming MacTavish, 25, a forward for the with drunken driving but the rendered ils decision. The Bruins all services. (646-7903) Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., ol en overweight peteon two-out single by Kevin Bass in the Wiggins throwing error trying to home on Parker's single. Driessen Boston Bruins hockey team, charges were upgraded lo vehicu will make every effort to assist Rev. Frederick P. Moser, worship service. (742-1548) searching unti he tlnde e associate rector. 7:30 o.m.. Zion Evangelical Lutheran welghl-loee metood that Him One - Evangelism as a of Life third, a two-out Single by Enos complete the double play. Mel Hall then grounded to first for what pleaded guilty to vehicular homi lar'hom icide when Mrs. Radley Craig in renewing his hockey Congregational Holy Eucharist; 9 o.m.. Holy Church (Missouri Synod), You” Cabell in the fourth and a one-out capped the scoring with an RBI appeared to be the final out, but cide Friday and was sentenced lo died. career once he has fulfilled his Eucharist and Church School demands no change In Boltoii Congroodtional Cooper and High streets, MeeeUng habits. single,by Jose Cruz in the ninth. single. Hudson dropped the throw, from serve one year in jail with no MacTavish had been drinking at obligation in this m atter." with child core; 11 a.m.. Holy Manchester. Rev. CharlesW. Him Two - Getting the Story Straight Church, 228 Bolton Center Eucharist. (649-4583) Call: Cubs 7, Padres 6 John Wockenfuss for an error and possibility of parole. the Golden Banana Club before.the Road, at the Green, Bolton. Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m„ Divine MacTavish was the sixth leading worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Many practice this At Chicago, Keith Moreland’s both runners moved up a base accident. Club workers reported Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Him Three ~ Learning to Love MacTavish entered the plea in , scorer on the team. He was first Minister. 9:30 o.m., worship Gospel school ond Youth Forum. eeme form ol eell'decep- bases-loaded walk with two out in when Juan Samuel made another him drunk and loud before leaving, Holy Communion first and Bon In reSgloue metiers, Salem Superior Court in connec picked up by the team during the service, nursery, church the bottom of the ninth inning gave error on the same play try ing to get and had stopped serving him school; I0:X a.m., fellow Church of the Living God, third Sunday. (649-4243) loo, pioceedlng from Him Four - Sharing the Mes^ge Reds 9, Phillies 5 tion with an early- morning car 1979-1980 season, dropped to the 647-8301 liquor. the Cubs a 7-6 victory over the San Parker at third. Parker came ship; 10:45 o.m., forum pro on evangelical, full-gospel for an Important church to church until At Philadelphia, — Dave Parker accident last Jan. 25 in which Kim American Hockey League during gram. (649-7077 office or church, Robertson School, hearing urtiet they etenL Diego Padres. rallied Cincinnati from an early 5-0 home on Hudson's balk. He left the club and his car ran North School Street, Man Methodist recorded message Radley. 26, a Newfield, Maine, the 1980- 1981 season and then 647-6878 parsonage. Paul desertoed such per The Padres tied the game in the The Phillies took a 3-0 lead in the into the rear end of Mrs. Radley's Contor Conaroaollonal chester. Rev. David W. deficit Friday night by driving in antique dealer, was seriously brought up to the NHL again for the Bolton United Melhodlsl sons es hmrtng ritoMng Wh^n: Film Two will be shown May 9th at 7:00 p.m. ninth off winning pitcher Lee first on an RBI triple by Sixlo Pinto about a mile down the road. Church, 11 Center St„ Man Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun Church, 1041 Boston Turn sers.- who turn four runs with two singles and a injured. She died (our days later. 1981-1982 season. chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur days, 10 to 11 ;30 o.m. Nursery pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Smith, 2-2, when Garry Templeton double to lift the Reds to their Lezeano and run-scoring singles Police estimated he was traveling tis Jr., senlobpastor; Rev. and Sunday school. ewey Ihsb ears from the He was given the minimuin MacTavish has also been hit with Robert J. Bills, minister of Full Gospel Inferdoneml- Lanier, pastor, 9:X a.m., inith- (8 Urn. 4 »4 ). Where; The Church of the Living God led off with a single, went to second seventh straight triumph, a' 9-5 by Glenn Wilson and Garry Mad between 60 and 85 mph when he church school; 11 a.m., wor mandatory sentence. *' struck the young woman's car, a $10 million damage suit by Mrs. visitations; Rev. Cllflord O. noflonal church, 745 Main ship service, nursery. (649- Robertson School, Manchester on a sacrifice and licored on Champ victory over the Philadelphia dox. They added two more in the Simpson, pastor emeritus; St„ Manchester. Rev. Philip 3472) CHURCH OF CHRIST Summers' pinch-hit double. Phillies. second when Wockenfuss reached MacTavish is scheduled lo sur knocking it into a nearby parking Radley’s husband, Michael A. MIchoel C. Thornton, osso- P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 North United Metliedlst on N. School SL (off N. Main) render to the Essex County sheriff lot where it stopped on its side Radley, who charged MacTavish clotepastor. lOo.m., worship Lydell end Vernon Streets Bob Dernier led off the Chicago Parker's two-run single sparked Rrst on a wild pitch following a o.m., adult Bible study and Church, 300 Parker St., Man FadllRE C on May 14 at to a.m. lo begin against two parked curs. was driving "negligently, care service, sanctuary; 10 o.m. Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor chester. Richard W. Dupee, Y s s i^ Phonsi: a4g-2M* ninth with a walk off losing pitcher a five-run third inning that enabled third strike and scored on church school. (647-9941) ship service. Tuesday at 7^30 pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m.. Sid Monge, 2-1, and Ryne Sandberg the Reds to tie the score. He Schmidt's sixth home run. serving the term. The Boston Bruins, in a stute- lessly and recklessly." I U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 5, 1984 MAN( HK.S'I'KK lIKKALI). Soliiidoy. Moy ■'>, 1H84 17 NASL preview Sports in Brief Walking is not jUst a stroll in the park
By Andy Dabllis Anyone who has seen a race Race walking has about 50 top The hip rotation — which makes "ft doesn't have llu' chanMii:'. state championship today runners, his quirky, fast-walking the race walker look like a .there isn't a big hero tyfie Outlook not rosy'as season begins (JPI News Editor gait would pass at least a third of walker shuffling past rapidly with competitors in New England, and Vaitones says, and Americans The Connecticut Community College Athletic them. arms pumping, heels and toes some, like Chelmsford's Tony wounded duck ■scrambling'v4p>' Association softball tournament will be held Medeiros, are nearly 70 years old cover from incoming mortar have only won two medals in WALTHAM. Mass. - Steve At 28. he’s one of the top 20 striking the ground simultane ' Olympic competition today at Fitzgerald field. Bv Fred Lief Eastern DiVision^i^ Chicago, New York, Tampa Bay and Coach Bobby Houghton says the payoff comes Vaitones remembers coming up walkers in the country at 50- ously, pelvis pumping'and hips or older. adds two to five inches to the Housatonic Community College will meet DPI Sports Writer and Toronto. In the Western Division are Golden Bay. with outdoor play. Italian star Roberto Bettega and In race walking, both feet must stride. "They aren't interested because behind joggers along the Charles kilometers. more than 31 miles, rotating has to find it an amusing there's not a lot of Hair in it. You No(walk Community College at I p.m. The Minnesota (formerly Fort Lauderdale), San Diego, David Byrne take care of the scoring with Ace River in Boston and seeing their and can walk an average 10- sight, he admits. be in contact with the ground all Vaitones began race walkifi winner of that game will meet Manchester NEW YORK — Like a patient who refuses to go Tulsa and Vancouver. Ntsoelengoe in midfield. The addition of Paul the time and your legs must be alter competing as a mediocre have to be pretly much sell startled gaze as he walked — kilometer race course in about 47 "If you look at a walker they motivated to do it. there's not a lot Community College at 3 p.m. for the state under, the North American Soccer League returns for Each club plays 24 games, six fewer than last year, Hammond provides strength in the nets. walked — past them at their top minutes, leaving most runners far have this ict^al position of being on straight as they pass the^pper runner. He entered his first walk as community college championship. another season after a winter in which its very with four teams advancing to the playoffs. The Chicago — The indoor life may better suit the Sting body. It may not look pretty, but a college student in Maine. "I was ol glory or opportunities in it." stride. behind. the toe of the rear fopl and’heel of although Taunton hits hosted ;i If the tournament is rained out today, it will be survival was called into question. division winners automatically qualify as well as the but they are still a force outdoors. Karl-Heinz "They'll spring to get past me Vaitones trains by walking 10 the advancing foot, that's why it Vaitones says it's highly refined a half-fast runner for years." he held Sunday at 1 p.m. The league, ailing from collapsing franchises and next two teams with the most points, regardless of Granitza, Pato Margetic and Ricardo Alonso m i^ t walking and easy on the body. laughs. race, for 25 years. because they don't want a walker miles at a pace of nine minutes or used to be called heel and toe Vaitones s.iys when he triiins. heavy financial losses, comes back with three teams division. comprise the league's top forward line. Coach Willy going past," he laughs. less. In 1981 he finished 10th in the walking." he says. "You pull your arms up and they In walking, "instead of finishing from 1983 put to rest — Team America, the Montreal The semifinals are best-of-three series. The Roy also has Ingo Peter and Charlie Fajkus in move faster because it’s a shorter way in the back, as I did in road people look at him curiously and "I Last chance to register Va’itones, in computer opera national race walking event, in a "It looks funny.” Vaitones says. get some grief about it. but those Manic and the Seattle Sounders. one-game Soccer Bowl has been abandoned in favor a midfield and Rudy Glenn on defense. tions at the Smithsonian Institute sport which has • been' in the Unle.ss of course you arc a runner pendulum. Your leg is straight running. 1 was finishing in the The foldings left the outdoor league with nine clubs best-ot-three showdown. Tampa Bay — Rodney Marsh — ex-Rowdie and under your body and that's more middle of the pack." who've tried it say it s a lot harder The final registration tor those 9 to 12-year-old branch center for astrophysics in Olympics since the games started huffing and puffing along and than it looks. It's not just a stroll in in its 18th year, a drastic dropoff from just four years This season is the first since 1976 that Giorgio ex-showman — is now coach. It will not be easy for Cambridge, can beat many seeing a crazy-looking walker efficient, like a lever pulling your But walking does not have , girls who want to play Little Miss Softball will be but mostly ignored in America. legions of followers. the park." held today from 9:39-11:30 a.m. and 1:30-3 p.m. at ago when the.NASL spanned the countnr with 24 Chinaglia will not torment goalkeepers. The league's Tampa Bay and some laughs might be called for. runjiers racing. In most fields ol But why isn't walking popular? slipping past. body forward." the Richard Martin School on Dartmouth Road. teams. all-time scoring king has taken over his former club in Goalkeeper Amie Mausser has Gregg Thompson and All girls must be accompanied by a parent or The league's future did not exactly get a ringing Italy, but the Cosmos nonetheje^ are in good position Mike Connell on defense and Wes McLeod at midfield. guardian. endorsement from Jacques Burelle, vice president of to replace the Roughnecks as champions. Up front, Tatu is recovering from an ankle injury. Little Miss Softball w ill begin its 24th season on the Manic: "I don't believe in this league. I stopped Chinaglia may be gone but there are other Western Division June 4. This year's schedule calls for each of the believing in it last summer and the quicker it goes exceptional names: Roberto Cabanas ani^ladislav Vancouver — Coach Alan-Hinton takes over his Scoreboard league's 10 teams to pla^T 16 games through the down the better," Bogicevic of the Cosmos, Roberto Bettegaol Toronto, former club, where the accent is decidedly English. last week of July. / It was not the only voice of frustration. The Chicago Karl-Heinz Granitza and Ricardo Alonso of the Sting, Two Brits — defender Colin Todd and forward Peten ■ Sting talked about skipping the outdoor season and Kaz Denya of the Sockets and Steve Zungul of the Ward are good acquisitions. Ward, the league’s 1982 Denny, Phil 2 39.0 29 4 26 1.38 league officials were at the point where they realized Earthquakes. MVP with Seattle, joins Carl Valentine and David Tigers 9. Indians 2 Reds 9y Phillies 5 Perua, LA 1 38.1 -30 6 22 1.41 Signups end Friday Lynch. NY 0 19.0 ip 0 12 1.89 they might have to pull the plug. Four new coaches join the league: Eddie Firmani of Cross on attack. In goal is Chris Turner. Show, SD 1 38.0 p 18 22 1.89 Radio, TV Calendar The recreation department will hold Colt Such was the crisis that NASL president Howard the Cosmos, Rodney Marsh of the Rowdies, Alan Golden Bay — Has Golden Bay become Long Island Baseball DETROIT CLEVELAND CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA Sondrsn, Ch 1 37.2 29 4 12 1.91 Samuels informed the league's jjlayers that unless abrhbl abrhbl Ob r h bi ' Ob r h bi Candeir, Ptt 2 32.1 37 32 1.95 League baseball registration for 15 to 17-year- Hinton of the Whitecaps and Wim Suurbier of the Sound? The Quakes are stocked with refugees from Whitakr 2b 5 2 4 0 Butler ct 4 0 10 Milner cf 4 0 0 1 Somuet 2bLaskey, 4 SF 00 0 41.0 37 10 12 1.98 olds (can't reach 18 years of age by July 31) sweeping cost-cutting measures were taken the Roughnecks. * the MISL New York Arrows — Coach Don Popovic and. Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 Bernzrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 3 2 0 Wcknfss 1bCmpbll, 4 Phi 2 1 0 17.2 12 0 14 2.04 owners would be forced into the “ ultimate position." North American players assume greater impor scorers Steve Zunggl and Branko Segota, among MCastll 3b 0 0 0 0 Hargrv 1b 4 12 0 Walker If 5 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 3 Welch, 1 1 2 LA 34.0 34 12 16 2.12 through Friday from 6-8 p.m. at the 'Mahoney AiBerican^^ue standings Trmmll ss 5 1 1 1 Perkins dh 2 1 1 0 Packer rf 4 2 3 4 Lezeono rfNiekro, 4 Hou 1 1 1 45.0 39 13 24 2.20 Today Today Less than two week§ before the start of the season — tance this season with each team required to have five others. Injuries to goalie Bob Rigby, midfielder Gibson r l 3 2 10 Franco dh 10 0 0 Driessn 1b 4 0 1 1 Wilson If 4 1 1 1 19.2 10 6 12 2.29 11:00 Horse racing: Pre-Derby re Boseball Recreation Center. 110 Cedar Street. Palmer, Mtl East Catholic at Stratford, 2:30 Everyone, including those who played last which began May 5 with Minnesota at Tampa Bay — ‘ citizens on the field, an increase of one from last year. GermainTglesias and forward Chris DaAgerfield may Parrish c 3 0 0 2 Hassey cCnepen 3 0 3b 4 11 0 0 0 Maddox cf 4 0 2 1 port, ESPN the league aQd its players embarked on some radical Among the top native U.S. players are: Jeff Durgan (Late gomes not Inctuded) Lowry c 0 0 0 0 Willard cGulden 10 c 3 010 0 Virgil 0 c 4 0 2 0 1:00Baseball: W hlteSox vs.Red Sox, MCC at CCCAA tournament year, must ro iste r in person. Those who are be a factor. /" / East Evons dh 4 2 10 Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 1 Foley ss 4 110 Dejesus ss 3 0 0 0 Channels 22, 30. WTIC Middletown playing schoolbaseball must register now but therapy — a new collective bargaining agreement. and Steve Moyers of New York. Charlie Fajkus of Minnesota —.The Strikers leave Florida for nefth w L Pel. 6B Herndon It 5 0 3 2 Vukovch Price rt p 0 30 0 0 0 Hayes 1 ph 10 0 0 1:30 Boseball: Astros vs. Mets, Track The highlight of the three-year arrangement is a 4 — Pastore p 4 10 0 Hudson p 2 0 10 Channel 9 East Cotholic at Nutmeg Relays will nut be allowed to try out until the school Chicago. Winston DuBose of Tulsa and Perry Van der country. Peruvian great Teofilo Cubillas retired but Detroit X .833 Allen If 0 0 0 0 FIschlln ss 4 0 I 0 West Hartford (girls) team salary cap of $825,000. If a club is over the limit it Beck of Tampa Bay. Toronto 16 10 .615 5 Bergmn 1b 5 1 I I Nixon If 2 0 0 0 McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Basketball 2:00. NBA ployoff: Bucks vs. Nets, season is completed. Anyone not playing school Ray Hudson and Ricardo Villa patrol midfield with Cleveland n 11 .5X 8 Lemon cf 5 0 11 CCostlll rf 10 0 0 KGross p 0 0 0 0 Channel 3 must reduce its salaries by 10 percent a year until it Such players — as well as others from the MISLand Brian Kidd and Alan Willey at forward and Tino Kunfz cf 0 0 0 0 t, GGross ph 10 0 0 2:00 Soccer: Cosmos homecoming Sundoy ball will be able to try out this month. Milwaukee 10 12 .454 9 MCC at CCCAA tournament reaches the cap. some natQralized citizens — could represent the Lettieri in goal. Coach David Chadwick picks'up Baltimore 11 14 .440 9'/a Johnson 3b 3 1 1 1 Campbit p 0 0 0 0 game, SportsChannel 5 A coach is needed for one of the league's teams. Middletown As a result, rosters have been sliced. Previously, Boston 11 14 .440 9V2 Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 Matszk ph 1 0 0 0 NBA playoffs 3:00 Tennis: Easter Bowl junior Anyone interested should contact assistant United States in the Olympics. But it is not clearTTthey Godfrey Ingram and John Bain from Golden Bay. New York 8 15 .348 11 4 Tofols 41 9 13 8 Totals 34 2 8 2 Totals 30 9 8 7 Totals 35 5 9 5 tournament, Channel 24 recreation director Car^ilver at 647-30^. teams could range from 19 to 28 players — now the will be eligible for the Summer Games. Discussions Strikers and Blizzard were only teams not to have WMt Detroit 200 120130— 9 Cincinnati 005 020 200— 9 3:30 Gymnastics: Men’s interna- range is 17 to 19. And importing expensive foreign continue betwran the International Olympic Commit played indoors. Oaklond 15 11 -?576 Cleveland 200 000 00 0 -2 Phllodolpbla 320 000 000— 5 Conter tnee Semif inols tionol competition, Channel B players will no longer'be the rule. The league can Californio 16 12 .572 Game-winning RBI— Johnson (2). Gome-winning RBI — Walker (2). (Lflttr Gomes Not Included) 3:30 D ivine: W omen's pto ttorm tee and FIFA,' world soccer's governing body. San Diego — Last year the Sockers were finishing' S ^ l e 14 12 .5X 1 E—FIschlln 2, Jacoby 2, Brookens, C. E—M iln e r, DeJesus. Hudson, Sa event. Channel 8 Dubois to fight bring in only 18 new foreign players — two per club — "It cou'ld be a stickier situation than with the hockey indoors while the outdoor season had begun. The Minnesota 12 15 .444 3V2 Castillo. DPj—Detroit 1. LOB—D etroitII, muel. (All Times E D T) 4:30 Horse racing: Kentucky Derby, Hockey for the life of the agreement. players at the Winter Olympics." a league official results were disastrous and Coach Ron Newman Chicago 10 13 .435 y/2 Cleveland 12. 2B—Gibson, Herndon 2, DP—Cincinnati 2. LOB—Cincinnati (Best-ot-Seven) Channel 8 Manchester's illen D i^ is \yill have his fifth Konsos City 9 13 .409 4 Hargrove, Jacoby, Vukovich, Tram 3, Eostem Conference 4:30 G ymnastics: M en’s NCAA amateur fight on Tuesday during a card which "Major accomodations have been made by the said. vows. “We won’t be sitting ducks again." Coming off Texas 9 16 .360 5V2 mell. Philadelphia 4. 2B—Foley, Virgil, Boston vs. Now York championship, Channel 3 players and owners for the long-term stabilization qf A capsule look at the teams and the predicted order another indoor title, the Sockers go with a solid Frldoy's Rssutts HR—Johnson (2). S—Trammell. SF— Walker, (Boston leods series, 2-1) 6:00 Diving: Men's platform event, begins at 8 p.m. at the Agora. 165 Dexter Avenue. Detroit 9, Cleveland 2 Parrish 2. Oester, Parker. 3B—Lezcano, Oester. HR Apr. 29 — Boston 110, New York 92 Channel 8 NHL playoffs \ West Hartford. ^ the sport, " Samuels said. "We are attacking the of finish by the league's coaches: defense and Kaz Denya in midfield. Injured are goalie ' Toronto 4, Konsos City 3 IP H R ER BB SD —Schmidt (6). SB—Parker (2). SF— May 2 — Boston 116, New York 102 6:00 Boxing: US amoteurs vs. USSR, Dubois, the former captain-of the Manchester ‘ problem that has plaguod prj^ssional sports the last Eastern Division Volkmar Gross and midfielder Vidal Fernandez. Chicooo at Boston, night Detroit Milner. May 4 — New York 100, Boston 92 ESPN Tulsa — Such is glory. The Roughnecks win the . .New York at Milwaukee, night Petrv (W 4-1) 5 6 2 2 5 5 IP H R ER BB SO May 6 — Boston at New York, 1 p.m. 7:00 NHL playoff: Canadiens vs. (All Times EDT) High football team, has a 3-1 record as an jive years — the escalation oWosts beyond income." New York — Eddie Firmani delivered titles in 1977 CXikland at Minnesota, night Hernandez (S 3) 4 3 0 0 1 3 Cincinnati May 9 — New York at Boston, 8 p.m. Islanders, USA Conference Championships amateur boxer. While other sports look to television for substantial and '78 when the Cosmos were New York's chic item. crown then are rescued from bankruptcy and pegged Baltimore at Texas, night Clevelond Price 2-3 5 3 3 0 0 x-May 11 — BOIIton at New York, TBA 8:00 USFL footboll: Bandits vs. Other local fighters on Tuesday's card include income, not so with the NASL. Samuels says the But there's still some glitter with Hubert Birkenmeier to finish last. Coach Wim Suurbier, a former World California at Seattle, night Splllner (L 0-2) 5 8 5 5 3 1 Pastore ( W '1-2) 8 1-3 4 2 2 1 8 x-May 13 — New York at Boston, 1 Bulls. ESPN (Best-of-Seven) Cup player for Holland, gets no walk through the Salwdav's Gamas Aponte 2 4 3 2 0 0 Pbilodelphia p.m. 8:30 Baseball: Yonkeesvs. Brewers. Wales Conference Pat Ireland of Springfield. Rick Wolfson of West league is still several years away from capitalizing on in goal, Eskandarian and Jeff Durgan on defense. (All Times EOT) ‘Jeftcoat 2-3 1 10 0 0 Hudson (L 3-1) 4 1-3 5 7 3 2 1 Milwaukee vs. New Jersey Channel 11, WPOP N.Y.Islondersvs.Montreal Hartford. David GaR-ia of Hartford, Robert television dollars. This year there is no national Johan Neeskens and Vladislav Bogicevic in midfield tulips. The Necks need help and must rely on goalie ' Chicago (Dotson 3-3) at Boston (Bovd Frazier 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 McGrow 2 1-3 3 2 2 0 1 (Milwoukee leods series, 2-1) (N. Y. leods series, 3-2) Logan of Hartford. Mark Pedesehi of Gla.ston- network contract but local coverage is on the rise. and Stan Terlicki and Roberto Cabanas up front. Winston DuBose, defender Barry Wallace and 0-2), 1:20 p.m. Splllner pitcheo to 1 batter In 6th; K. Gross 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Apr. 29 — New Jersey 106, Milwaukee Sunday Apr. 24 — Montreal 3, New York 0 forward Ron Futcher. Detroit (Rozemo t-0) at Cleveland Aponte pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Compbell 2 0 0 0 0 0 100 k 1:00 NBA playoft: Celtics vs. Knicks, Apr. M — Monireal 4, New York 2 bury and Nick Meja of Hartford. The league is divided in two divisions. In the Toronto — The Blizzard passed up the indoor season (Blvleven 3-2), 1:35 p.m. HBP—by Hernodez (C. Castillo). WP— WP—Postore. Bolk— Hudson. T—2:41. Moy 1 — Milwoukee 98, New Jersey 94 Channel 3 A p r . n — New York 5. Montreal 2 Kansas City (Jackson 0-2) at Toronto Petrv, Hernondez. T—3:06. A—8,497. A May 3 — Milwoukee 100, New Jersey 1:30 Baseball: Astros vs. Mets, May 1 — New York 3, Montreal 1 (Leal 4-0), 1:35 p.m. —25,180. 93 Channel 9 May 3— New York 3, Montreal 1 May 5 — Milwaukee ot New Jersey, 2 2:00 Baseball; White Sox vs. Red Sox, May 5 — Montreal ot New York, 7:05 Manchester's Mark Bailey won the state Ookland (Codorlll 1-0) at Minnesota P.m. (Butcher 2-1), 3:15 p.m. BiueJays4,Royais3 p.m. Channel 22. WTIC championship at the Connecticut State Junior- Cubs 7. Padres 6 May 8 — New Jersey at Milwaukee, 6 2:30 Baseball: Yonkeesvs. Brewers. x-May 8— New York ot Montreal. 7:35 New York (Guidry 1-2) at Milwaukee p.m. Olympig Archery Championship, which was held f b - (Haas 1-2), 8 ;X p.m. p.m. (Channel 11, WPOP KANSAS CITY TDRDNTD x-Moy 10 — Milwaukee at New Jersey, 2:30 Golf: Tournament of C^am^ x-it necessary in town on April 28. Sutton takes lead Baltimore (Flanogon 2-2) at Texas abrhbl abrhbl SAN DIE(K> CHICAGD (Tanona 2-3), 8:35 p.m. TBA pions, Channel X Compbell Conference Motley rf 5 0 13 Garcia 2b 5 0 1 0 Ob r h.bi Ob r h bi Edmonton vs. Minnesota Bailey took first place in the 15 to 17 year old age California (W itt 3-1) at Seattle (Beattie Wiggins 3b 4 1 O O Dernier cf 3 3 1 0 x-May 13 — New Jersey at Milwaukee, 2 :X USFL football: Outlaws vs. Sheridn 5 0 10 Collins If 5 0 2^0 1 p.m. Generals, Channel 8 (Edmonton wins series 4-0) group and then went on to take the state title. He 2-2), 10:05 p.m. Orta If 5 0 3 0 Moseby cf 5 0 2 0 Smmrs ph 1 0 1 1 Sandbrg 3b 4 1 3 1 Apr. 24 — Edmonton 7, Minnesoto 1 Sunday's Gomes ^rtln z pr 0 0 0 0 Matthws If 3 1 0 1 Western Conference 3:X NBA playoff: Lakers vs. Mover- shot a 284, only 14 points short of perfection. In Jones If 0 0 0 0 U ^haw 1b 5 0 0 0 Los Angeles vs. Dollos icks. Channel 3 Apr. 26 — Edmonton 4, Minnesoto 3 Chicago at Boston McRue dh 5 0 10 Johnsn dh 4 12 0 Monge p 0 0 0 0 Woods It 0 0 0 0 Apr. 28 — Edmonton 8, Minnesota 5 second place was last year's champion. Tommy Detroit at Clevelond Gwynn rt 4 13 1 Durhm 1b 3 1 1 1 (Los Angeles leods series 2-0) 4:X Kick Boxing: Cobb-Jackson. White 2b 0 10 0 Webstr dh 10 0 0 Apr. 28 — Los Angeles 134, Dallas 91 Channels 22, X A May 1 — Edmonton 3, Minnesoto 1 Manente of Newington. Manche.ster's Kevin Kansos City at Toronto Cnepen 2b 2 0 0 0 Bell rt 4 2 3 1 Brown It 4 13 1 Cey 3b 10 0 1 as Graham fairs New York at Milwaukee G firvtv 1b 51 1 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 May 1 — Los Angeles 117, Dallas 101 6:00 Auto racing: M o n z a J U , ESPN Sombric took third. Sanchz ph 1 0 0 0 Muhnks 3b 2 1 1 0 Baltimore at Texas Kennedy c 4 1 3 1 Bucknr ph 10 0 0 May 4 — Los Angeles at Dallas, 9 p.m. 8:00 College baseball: HPIsIssippI AHL playoffs M In the 10-and-under age group. Geza Decsy of Ashford 3b 0 0 0 0 lorg 3b 10 10 May 6 — Los Angeles at Dallas. 3:30 State vs. Alabama, ESPN Collfornia at Seattle Bolboni 1b 4 0 1 0 Whitt c 3 0 12 McRynl cf 4 1 3 1 Hall rl 3 0 11 Bolton took first. WillaRl Warren of Tolland was Bv Rich Tosches Lanny Wadkins, along with Ron Black. Oakland at Minnesota Nettles 3b 1 0 0 1 Moreind rt 1 0 0 1 p.m. Wothan 1b 0-0 0 0 Martinez c 2 0 0 0 x-May 8 — Dallas at Los Angeles. 11 second and Ronald Brackley of SouUrT\'indsor Slaught c 3 1 1 0 Griffin ss 5 0 11 Salazar 3b 0 0 0 0 Dovls c 4 0 0 0 Championship UPI Sports Writer Sutton, who shot an opening-round 69, Tempitn ss4 1 10 Bowo ss 4 110 p.m. (Best-of-Seven) was third. Rational League standings Pryor 3b 4 0 0 0 x-May 10 Los Angeles at Dallas, put the pressure on Graham early, Wshngt ss 3 10 0 Hawkins p 3 0 1 0 SOndersn p 3 0 0 0 Rochester vs. Maine DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Hebner 3b 1 1 0 0 TBA May 6 — Maine ot Rochester In the 11 and 12-year-old junior divisfttn, the CARLSBAD, Calif. — Hal Sutton shot carding birdies on the first and second Totals 17 3 8 3 Totals 42 4 14 4 x-May 12 — Dollos at Los Angeles, East Two out when winning run scored Letferts p 0 0 0 0 Moy 9 — Maine at Rochester winner was Jennifer Salomone of East Hartford. a 5-under-par 67 Friday alld replaced a holes to jump to 5-under for the 6B Flannrv 3b 0 0 0 0 3:30 pm. Bowling May 11 — Rochester at Maine Kansas City 0300000000— 3 Utah vs. Fhoenix Matt Putname of Manchester was .second, and stumbling David Graham as the leader tournament. He moved to 7-under-par New York Toronto 000 201 000 1— 4 Totols 34 6 13 6 Totals X 7 6 6 May 12 — Rochester ot Maine Chicago u io dod z two out when whining run scored (Series tied, M ) May 16 — Maine at Rochester Adam Janeczek of East Hartford took third. of the $400,000 Tournament of Cham with birdies at Nos. 12 and 13, bogeyed Game-winning RBI — Griffin (2). Apr. 29 — Utah 105, Phoenix 95 Dave Will of Vernon won in the 13-14xige group. Montreal 13 11 .542 2Vz LOB— Kansas City 7, Taronta 12.2B— San Diego 000 300X1— 6 May 19— Rochester at Maine A pions following the second round at the for the only time of the day on the 16th Philadelphia 12 11 .522 3 Chicago 200 U1 X I — 7 May 2 — Phoenix 102, Utah 97 May 23 — Moine at Rochester \ Orta, Motley, Mulllniks, Whitt, Johnson, May 4 — Utoh at Phoenix, 10:30 p.ni. Ben North of Wallingford was second, and ^ Costa Country Club. hole but got that stroke back at No. 17 St. Louis 13 12 .520 3 Gome-winning RBI — Moreland McRae. SB—Collins (6), Jones (1). S— May 6 — Utah at Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. Courtney Law rence of Manchester was third. Sutton's round left him with a with his fifth birdie of the round. Pittsburgh 7 15 .310 7V2 Slaught, lorg. (1). West E—Wiggins, Davis, Flannery. DP- May 8 — Phoenix at Utah, TBA PInnettes The state girls' title was won by Carol two-stroke lead at 8-under 136 after 36 He then closed out his round with a IP H R ER BB SD x-Moy 10 -23 .356 well. Pacific Division Game-winning RBI — Laudner (2). Thursday, fell apart, struggling to a had a 79. Houston at New York Motley, KC 54 9 19 3 .353 Denver 7 3 0 .7X 223 212 .student in a traffic incident, will be tried June 18 San Francisco at St. Louis E—Teufel. LOB—Oakland 6, Minne Cooper, Mil 70 8 24 A—19,591. Baseball 5-over 77 to fall into a five-way tie at 141. sota 4 .343 Arizona 4 6 0 4X 2‘9 175 by a county jury,-his attorney said Friday. The winner of the senior tournament, Lemon, Det 88 14 29 X .3 X Phllodelphio — Announced catcher Bo Los Angeles 4 6 0 .4X 170 224 In that-group was Severiano Balleste which is being played on the same 8.2B—JimeneZr Kingman,GoettlrBrownz Carew, Cal 96 14 31 14 .323 DIoz underwent surgery on left knee and Attorney Pat Davis entered a plea of innocent Orioies 2. Rangers 0 Loudner, Hatcher. HR—Kingman (11). Ookland 1 9 0 .IX 99 XI Ripken, Balt 96 23 31 18 .323 will be out of action for between three Saturday's Games onuhe charge for While T^iursday. If convicted. to Run for Roses ros. Fuzzy Zoeller and two-time course as the main event, will earn SB—Gaetti (1). and five weeks. Hrbek, Mnn 103 18 33 19 .320 (All Times EDT) defending tournament champion $30,000. BALTIMORE TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO Sheridn, KC 75 8 24 8 .320 y Colltge White could get a maximumof one year in jail and Ookland Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. ]hla Smith a b r h b l ' n a b r h b i Bell, Tex 88 14 28 8 .318 Southern Californio — Announced Denver ot Oakland, 8 p.m. a $2,000 fine, McGaughey, trainer of the Loblolly Shelby cf 4 0 1 0 Sample If 4 0 0 0 Burris (L 2-1) 6 5 2 2 2 5 R. Law, Chi 76 11 24 5 .316 athletic director Richard Perry re Sorensen 2 2 1 1 0 1 Golf Tompo Bay at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. Jon Michael Clark,'17, a tight end on the Plano ’I Sports Writer Farm-owned entry of Vanlandingham ciauer 2b 4 0 10 Ward rf 4 0 0 0 Mttngiy. NY 76 5 24 8.316 signed. Sunday's Gomes Ripken ss 4 0 1 0 Wright cf 4 0 0 0 Minnesota Ogllvie, M il 64 8 X 1 1 5 .313 Football High School football te'am, said White punched and Pme Circle. Viola (W 2-3) Chicago at Son Antonio, 2:30 p.m. Murrov 1b 4 0 0 0 Andersn 3b 2 0 0 0 7 2-3 4 0 0 2 4 Easier, Bos 90 12 28 11 .311 Buffalo — Signed Unlveristy of Buffalo Oklahoma at New Jersey, 2:30 p.m. him after a traffic incident on Feb. 25. White has LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The 110th “I ^ n ’t know,” McGaughey added. Atlanta tournament R. Davis (S 5) 11-321101 auorterback Marly Barret to a tree Roenlck rt 3 1 1 0 Rivers ph 10 0 0 Murray, Bit 90 13 28 26 .311 Houston at Michigan, 2:30 p.m. denied the charge, « running of the Kentucky Derby at "I mean, the (morning-line) favorite is Slngletn dh 3 0 0 0 Stein 3b 0 0 0 0 HBP—bv Burris (Teufel,GaettIT. WP— Whitaker, Dt 94 22 29 5 0 8.309 agent con troch ^ Burris. T—2:23. A—10,155. Soccer Memphlsot Washington, 2:30p.m. 'Churchill Downs Saturday shaped up a filly, and fillies have won about two Ayala If 2 0 0 0 Parrish dh 3 0 0 0 Gibson, Det 78 12 24 5 2 13 .308 $408,000 Tournament ot Cham Phllodelphlaat Birmingham, 2:30p.m. Lownstn If 2 1 1 0 O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 0 White, KC 78 12 24 3 1 11 .308 Vancouver (NASL) — Named Terry 41S a battle between quick-starters times in 150 runnings. The second Mels 2. Astros 0 pions Hennessey assistant coach. Monday's Gome Buckner talks off Rayford c 3 0 1 1 Foley c 2 0 10 DeCincs, Cl 105 16 32 7 0 22 X5 At Corlsbod, Calif., May 4 Arizona at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Althea and Swale and fast-closing (morning-line) favorite is a horse delayed by rain Cruz 3b 4 0 10 ToMesn 2b 3 0 0 0 Gantner, MU 83 11 25 3 1 10 .XI Wllkrsn ss 3 0 1 0 (Por-H) CHICAGO — Talks with the Boston Red Sox Silent King. (Swale) that’s lost two of his four races HOUSTON NEW YORK Amerlcon League Second round: Totals 33 2 7 1 Totals » 0 3 0 IndWMuol Pitching Hal Sutton 69-67—136 involving a trade for Chicago Cubs first baseman So Vague and Rexson's Hope, two this year to allowance horses." By David AAoffit ' Baltimore 000000 200— 2 abrhbl abrhbl h bb so ero University star who has already won Bass iT 4 0 10 Grdnhr 2b 4 1 0 0 pllchor, cIb' w Ip Tom Kite 71- 67—138 Bill Buckner are apparently off for now. more strong stretch-runners who Battaglia's morning line made UPI Sports Writer more money this year than in any of her Texas 000 000 000— 0 Burris, Oak 2 25.1 19 10 16 0.71 Hale Irwin 72- 67—139 Game-winning RBI — Royford (1). Revnids ss 4 0 0 O'Oquend ss 3 0 0 0 27 1.19 Cubs general manager Dallas Green said promised to fight Silent King, for last million-dollar winner Althea a S-2 seven previous tour years. "I came Cruz If 4 0 10 Hrnndz lb 3 0 1 1 Niekro, NY 4 37.2 35 Ben Crenshaw 68- 71—139 E—Sample. DP—Baltlmore1,Texas2. Atherton, Ok 1 1 21.2 15 13 1.25 Bruce Lietzke Friday the talks are "dead now, past and gone." out of the starting gate, also were favorite. LOB—Baltimore 7, Texas 3.2B—Ripken, Mmphrv ct 3 0 0 0 Foster If 2 0 10 72- 68—140 ROSWELL, Ga. — The opening back this year because my college Cabell 1b 3 0 10 Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 0 Lopez, Dot 2- 0 20.) 7 Tom Watson 69- 71—140 Green admitted having talked with the Red Sox considered capable of winning the Next on his line was Woody Stephens’ round of the LPGA Atlanta Classic was . Wllkerson. Zahn, Cal 1 29.0 27 Ron Block 71-70—141 roommate now lives here and because IP H R ER BB SD Garner 3b 3 0 0 0 Wilson cf 3 0 0 0 2 17.0 15 about a possible deal to replace the injured Dave $712,000 race. Swale at 3-1, followed by Taylor's pushed back a day Friday after a my family is coming in to watch me Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 3 12 1 Gubicza, KC Seve Ballesteros 71-70—141 Baltimore Davis, Colt 38.1 23 10 10 1.64 Lanny Wadkins 70- 71—141 Stapleton. Taylor's Special, the front-running Special at 7-2 and Vanlandingham and two-day rash of thunderstorms left the play. Davis (W 2-0) 9 2 0 0 1 1 Bolley c 3 0 0 0 FItzgerld c 3 0 1 0 Mason, Tex 15.) 4 11 1.76 5 5 David Graham 64-77—141 Knepper p 2 0 0 0 Darling p 3 0 0 0 59.0 36 18 35 1.83 "They weren't willing to give up what we winner of the Blue Grass Stakes, was Pine Circle at 10-1. site of the $200,000 women's golf "Nobody likes to play under these Texas Puhl ph 0 0 0 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Morris, Det Fuzzy Zoeller 67-74—14) Mason 6 3 0 0 0 7 Stieb, Tor 0 38.1 26 12 27 1.88 Gary Koch 74-68—142 wanted and I didn't want what they were expected to set the pace for the I'A-mile Battaglia, apparently thinking that a - tournament unplayable. conditions,” said King. "But it will ' Schmidt (L 0-1) 1 2 2 1 1 0 Totals 29 8 1 0 Totals 27 2 5 2 1 41.1 37 4 10 1.96 ' Houston 888 080 088— 8 Caldwell, Ml Wayne Levi 74-68—142 offering," Green said. event, and some thought he might be 20-horse field would create too much Brookfield West, located 30 -miles make the (6,353- yard) course play , .Jones 2 2 0 0 1 1 Petrv, Def 1 35.0 20 13 20 2.06 . John Mahoffey HBP—by Jones (Rayford). WP— New Yorti 818 001 OOx— 2 71- 71—142 Buckner has been placed on waivers and won't able to hold on for a win. traffic for closers to make serious north of downtown Atlanta, had two longer and I'm better on longer Game-winning RBI— Brooks (3). John, Cal 2 43.1 39 10 12 2.08 Payne Stewart 70- 72—142 Schmidt. Balk— Mason. T—2:14. A— Sabrhgn, KC 5 9 2.08 Fred Couples 69- 73—142 clear until later Friday. If he is claimed, the Cubs As the complicated scenario above stretch runs, laid odds of 15-1 on Bud ' holes under water Friday morning and courses. It's a good course, but not for ' 14,199. E—Reynolds 2. DP—Houston 3. LOB— 1 1 16.) 14 10 2.20 suggests.^the 1984 Run for the Roses by Houston 4, New York 3. HR—Brooks (4). Forsch, Col David Edwards 71- 72—143 have 72 hours to try to work out a deal or take him Delp's Silent King, ninnenip in the was cluttered with fallen tree limbs and me. Normally, you get too many funny S—Oquendo. Notional Looguo Larry Mize 71-72—143 off waivers. a maximum field of 20 is not an easy one Louisiana Derby and the Blue Grass. other debris after more than five inches bounces and there are too many layup IP H RERBBSO Individual batting Jack Renner 70- 73—143 ■Brewers 1. Yankees 0 plavor, cib ob r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg Larry Nelson 71- 73—144 V to figure out. A UPI poll of SO sportswriters showed of rain fell. Revised plans called for the holes. Houston 92 18 37 9.402 Knepper (L 2-4) 8 5 2 1 1 2 Gwynn, SD John Cook 74- 71—145 The early-line selections set by 12 selecting Silent King to win;' 11 54-hoIe tournament to be played "This year, Atlanta has had a bad Ray, Pitt 80 15 29 7 .363 Nick Faldo 73- 72—145 Blitz sale possible New Yofl( Strwbrry, N , 80 14 29 13 .363 Churchill handicapper Mike Battaglia others picked Swale, and 10 Althea. Saturday, Sunday and Monday with the spring,” said King. “Under the circum NEW'VDRK MILWAUKEE Darling (W 2-2) 8 2 0 0 ! Andy Bean 72- 73—145 did not resemble the consensus of the obthM abrhbl Orosco ($5) 1 1 0 0 1 Raines, M tl '93 19 33 13 .355 Morris Hatalsky 71-74—145 CHICAGO — The purchase of the Chicago Blitz weather forecast favorable for the first stances, it’s a little early for this - Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 0 James rf 3 0 ) 0 Maldond, LA 51 3 .353 Danny Edwards 70- 75—145 press box, and the opinions of the By awarding tive points for each Darling pitched to 1 batter in 9th. 5.342 by White Sox owners Eddie Einhorn and Jerry first-place vote, three for second and two days, but more rain expected course. But you can't argue with a r Mttnglv 1b 4 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 0 0 ,T—1:53. A - ^ ,717. Francn, Mtl 76 Tom Purtzer 75- 71—146 Reinsdorf would "wonderful thing," the trainers were too disparate to summar Monday. Kemp If 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 12 0 Brenly, SF 1 .333 Jim C o lb ^ 71- 75—146 one for third. Swale came out the $200,000 purse for three days." Gamble dh 3 0 0 0 Ogllvie If 3 0 ) 0 Haves, Phil 63 13 21 .4 8.333 Pat Lindsey 75-72—147 acting general manager of the troubled U.S. ize. “I was hoping we'd be able to play as Winfield cf 3 0 0 0 SImmns 1b 4 0 0 0 Lefebvr, Phi 66 12 .333 overall favorite with 100 points, fol “It's borderline unplayable today,” Calvin Peeto 74- 73-147 There are more than 300 Football League team said Friday. That's because the 17 colts and one Originally scheduled," said Betsy King, Smalley 3b 3 0 1 0 Howell dh 3 0 10 Scloscio, LA 42 5 14 7 .333 Rex Caldwell 73- 74—147 lowed by Silent King with 96 and Althea Jane Blalock, who won her first of 27 , Grittev rf 3 0 10 Sundbrg c 3 0 1 1 Little, Mtl 88 16 29 5.330 Nick Price "It would be a wonderful thing for the league gelding in the field of 20 were No. 2 money winner on this year’s 20 .329 74- 74—148 considered no better than average. And with 89. tour victories in Atlanta back in 1970, Wynegar c 2 0 0 0 Ready 3b 4 0 0 0 Tennis Wshngtn, A 85 16 28 Bob Eastwood 71- 77—148 wayg to be a Marine. and for Chicago because they are substantial, Bettors agreed with Battaglia that LPGA Tour with nearly $100,000 atter Foil ss 3 0 0 0 Mannng ct 2 0 1 0 McRvnIds, 17 28 2) .326 Corey Pavln 72- 78—150 high-class people who have done a wonderful job while Althea has the credentials of a winning five weeks ago in Hawaii and said on Thursday. water’s not t TotlriS 29 0 3 0 Totals 18 I 7 1 (Sreen, StL 77 8 25 9.325 Mark Lye 74-77—151 Auto mechanics is just one ol the more than 300 job great thoroughbred, her sex was the first-ever filly entry of Athlea and draining. It’s just sitting there. We’ll j, New York 080088 010-0 ■ Carter, Mtl 90 12 29 24 .322 opportunities in today's Corps. It takes skill to learn, and it with the White Sox," said Carl Marasco. last week in Orlando. ‘II was suppose to Milwaukee OlOOOOOlii—1 Swiss Invitation Toumamont Herr, StL 81 12 26 6.321 considered a major disadvantage. Life’s Magic is the favorite. Both the have to play winter rules, tee up in the 12 .319 $180,000 Tournomont ot Cham d o ^ 't come easy. But, like everything in the Corps, you'll Reinsdorf confirmed reports he and Einhorn morning line and early betting had at play in a charity pro-am Monday in !i... Game-Winning RBI—Sundberg (3). Mtthws,Ch 69 16 22 pions learn how to do it ri^ t. And you'll have Something you can't Her stablemate Life,’.s Magic, run fairways. The Bermuda hasn’t come in At Ldusonna, Switiorkind, MOV 4 Oberkfll, StL 51 6 16 5.314 Senior Division were inteKsted in buying the Blitz and moving the entry at 5-2. Greenville, S.C.” E—Porter, Smalley. DP—New York 1 $Mond rouiKl Tempitn, SD 83 .7 .3)3 get anywhere else: the right to be called Marine. ^ your ning with Althea as the first two-filly King trails absent leading money yet and all that rain has really'made it At Cortsbod, Colli., May 4 local recruiter nr call this toll tree number, 800-423-ai00. the ttam from Soldier Field to Comiskey Park, muddy out there.” MllwaukuKei -1. LOB—New...... York 3, Jokob' Hlasek, Switzerland, dot. Eliot Sdimldt, Phi 90 17 28 19 .311 (Por-72) home of the White Sox. after the 1984 season. entry in Derby histroy, was not Other early betting had the winner Pat Bradley by only $9,420.and Milwaukee 10. 2B—James, Yount. Teltschor (1), U.S., 6-4, 7-6; Claudio Driessen, Cn 55 11 17 7 .309 Second round; 3E)— Hubbard, Atl 62 9 19 7 .306 hi ■dndwrttr caE *4t-44$S The White Sox owners have been in touch with considered a factor in the race. Vanlandingham-Pine Circle entry at can take over the lead with a fourth 1 can't beueve this weauier, " said Panatto, Italy, dot. Henrik Sundstrocm, Don January 72-72—144 "Any horse in this field can win. We 9-2 and Silent King also at 9-2. The entry t...Monnlna. SF—Sundberg. Sw ^en, 2-6,60,6-4. Sax, LA 98 17 30 12 .306 Bob Goalby 72-73—145 • r hi Whuthum Csunty 4S6-0101 USFL officials to buy the financially-beleaguered place finish this weekend, but has not three-time U.S. Amateur champ Juli ..... IP H RERBBSO Cruz, Hou 82 12 25 9.305 Rod Funseth 71-75—146 Blitz, who have suffered at the box office as well all have beaten one another," said was 10-1 and Silent King 15-1 in the fared well in Atlanta in the past and Inkster, who has won more than New York South Alrlcon Womon's Ogon Clwmplon- Clark, SF 89 10 27 1 3 13 .303 Orville Moody 71-75—146 Gerry Russell, trainer of the Austral morning line. Early bettors put Swale Niekro (L 4-1) 8 7 1 0 3 6 ^ sbip Notional Looguo Dan Sikes 76-75—151 as on the field •> skipped the tournament the previous $120,000 since getting her tour card last Milwaukee Individual Pndilno ian syndicate-owned So Vague. at 5-1, while the morning line had the A t Johonnosburg, South Africa, Moy Arnold Polmer 76-76—152 three years. August. "T he course is really soaked. ^ t^orter (W 20) 8 3 0 0 4 tctior, cib w I ip h bb io ora M iller Barber 76-76—152 ,______"It doesn’t look to me like there are colt at 3-1. - "I’ve only played decent here one When it’s dry, you have to be careful. Fingers (S 4) 1000 Qgot'tuf floertt' gedmn, ATL 0 0 21.2 26 8 19 0.83 Bill Collins 72-80-152 any real good horses in this rage, at Bad weather would further confuse ' ' HBP—bv Niekro (Howell). ' Rone Uvs, South Africa, def. Annabel Sutter, StL 1 1 19.0 15 6 7 0.95 Doug Sanders 73-80—153 year (jn 1979 when she tied for 20th),” But, like this, it really favors the longer ,^NI«kro. Croft, Groat Britain, 6J, 1-6, 7-6; Chris Sisk, NY 1 1 17.1 12 11 9 1.04 Billy Casper 76-79—155 least it's a wide- open field,” said Shug the picture.., T —2:14. A—15,819. Honyett, LA 4 0 45.2 36 5 21 1.38 said tnp 28-year-old fom ^r Fiir»f>n hitters.” Evert-Lloyd,... u:$. (1), def. Andrea Leand, 18 - M AN C H ESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 5, 1984 M A N ( I I I.S I I . H II !■ l; \l.ll. SMtiiitl;i\ M,.> I‘Hit l»
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Excellent condition. 643- plete, ready for Installa Etc. ness Ofllce. 45 North School Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing,. Automotive rect Insertion and then only 2041 after 5pm. tion. Good running condi Asking $7600. Excellent Street. Mnnchesler, Connec- Wanted to B orro w ...... 14 Deadlines for the size of the original security. Coll 646-1379. Fast, dependable ser F lo o rin g ...... Cars/Trucks for Sale ..... 71 tion. $50. Phone 649-2048. MOVING TAG SALE — condition. Call ofer 6pm, For classified advertise insertion. vice. Pointing, Paper- Rovmond E DemerS Income Tax Service , Motorcvcles/Bicvcles 7%. MANCHESTER — Se hanging & Removal. Call SEARS COLDSPOT 12cu. Household goods, 646-4923. Business Monoocr R e n t a ls ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen CAPE COD — West Den RICHARD WOLFE'S Employment Services Wanted...... Rec Vehicles...... 7 3 T cond floor, five room 644-0585 or 644-(]p36. ft. refrlgerofor. $75. Coll freezer, lawn mower, 010-05______, day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement nis. Comfortable 3 bed 643-1077. LEGIT Professional fake toys, etc. Saturday 8. 1971 CADILLAC EL DO Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 apartment. Wdsher/d- room cottage. Private & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the day will jiot be corrected by an ryer hookdp, front & back book, more than 1010 Sunday, May 5th & 6th, RADO — Very good con- INVITATION TO BIO Apartments for Ren}...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease..... 75 yard. Avalloble July 28th. PURCELL BROTHERS The Monchcsicr Public before publication. porch. Garage, yard. — Improve your prop MAPLE KITCHEN SET songs, good condition, lOdm to 5pm. 97 Bette dllion. $850. Call 647-9272 Help Wanted ...... Homes for Rent ..... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 additional insertion. Coll 649-8760. - Schools solicits bids for 2K Central location, nq||r erty. House painting. — Excellent condition. organ and-piano. Asking Drive, Manchester. between 7pm and 9pm. PHYSICAL EDUCATION bus line. No pets. Secur Check our rates. Referen Call 649-0706. $20. Telephone 649-38?3. SU PPLIES for the 1904-1905 EASTHAM CAPE COD — school year. Sealed bids will ity, references. Call 649- ces available. Call 646- MULTI FAMILY TAG OLDSMOBILE OMEGA, House for rent. 3 bed 1976 — 4 doorr-low mi be received until May 23.1904, 7718. 8117. TWIN B E D — Steel GREEN GARDEN HOSE SALE — 177 Hamilton 2:00 P.M.. at w hich time they rooms. Nicely furnished. frame, $15. Phone 643- — $4.98. Phone 649-2433. Drive, Manchester. Sot- leage, automatic. $1500. will be publicly opened. The With deck. Sleeps 6 peo Notices Help wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Condominiums 32 COVENTRY LAKE — HOUSEPAINTING— Ex- 8865. urdav. May 5th, 9am- Call 646-2783.______right Is reserved to releci any ple. No pets. Approxi 10 PA IR BLACK Wooden 3pm. Baby furniture, air ‘ and all bids. Specifications Upstairs apartment. 4 mately one mile to bay terlor/lnterlor. Very 1974 MERCURY MON and bid forms moy be se rooms - 2 bedrooms reosonable rotas. Refer blinds. Good condition. conditioner, lawn cured at the Busin e ss Office. PART TIME PAYROLL beaches. Avoilable June, MltcTfor Sole 63 Reosonoble. Call morn TEGO — Power steering, RELIABLE PERSON TO MANCHESTER -Wells- ronge - refrigerator, ences. Ask for Len, 649- mower, household items power ^.brakes, auto 45 North School Street. Man- Lost/Found 01 TOWN OF MANCHiSTiR C L E R K — The Manches July, August. $425 ings, 649-2558. (large ond small). Chester. Connecticut LIVE-IN — Companion to weep Condos, 400 North freezer - hot wqter - oil weekly. Coll 643-2924. 1447. matic. $400. Call 649-2096. 015- 05______ter Board of Education Is Main Street. Fully ap, heat Included. $280 - car CAMP KENNEDY GROUP LEADER elderly woman. 'Room seeking a part time (2 HOMEMAf^ • CONSOLE and board plus expenses. PART TIME DELIVERY pllanced kitchen with peted - no pets. Call A.A.A. PAIN TIN G CO. — FOR SALE... Canon FD SATURDAY, MAY 5fh, 1976 PINTO — 37,000 orig n o t i c e T O C R EO IT O B S $ 1160.00 NEWSPAPER DEALER days per week) Payroll ■ 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. RADIO and stereo. Maple 9qm,-4pm. 7173 Bridge E S T A T E O F FOUND — Light orange, N E E D E D In East Hart References required. PERSON — Approxi custom wood cabinets, 742-7419. Roommates Wanted Exterior, Interior. Fully inal miles. Clean. $1595. mole cot, pole yellow Six Week Session Clerk. Effective Imme choice of carpet -and insured with guaranteed Canon FD2X Type A ex cabinet. $75. Call 649-5053. Stree't. Miscellaneous ANGELA CLARK ford. Call 647-9946, ask for Coll otter 5pm, 643-6443. mately 20-30 hours per diately. Contact Pat Call 649-8926. The Hon. Dmrid C. Rapoe, eves. Less than I year week. Must be responsi vinyl. Anderson win MANCHESTER, NOR- expert workmonship. tender, $90. Both in excel household Items, air con Judge, of the Court of Pro- Applicants should have experience working with Jeanne. Ladd, Manchester Public ditioner, 9 X 12 carpet, old. Affectionate. Ho EXERIENCED COM ble. Apply In person: Al dows, 2 bedrooms, ^V3 TH EN D — One bedroom WORKING MOTHER Call Bob Hyde, 649-9127. lent condition, used very 1974 CHEVELLE MA bale, District ot Coventry at the mentally handicapped and enjoy recreational Schools, 45 No. School a hearing held on M ay 2,1984 mestead Street area. Colt MERCIAL Construction Sieffert's Applionces, 445 baths. Individual base apartment. In quiet resi S E E K S apartment to little. Coll 643-2711 be blinds. LIBU CLASSIC — 8 cy 643-8297. activities. For roore information call 647-3084. LIVE IN COMPANION — superintendent, fore Street, Manchester, CT ment, radiant heat. dential area, neor bus tween 9am and 4pm, ask ordered that all claims must Hartford Road, 06040. 647-3451. EOE. share with same in Man O N E 1981 HONDA linder. Regular gas. Best be presented to the fidu ciary Applications are available af the Personnel De For elderly gentleman mans, carpenters and la lines. Heat not included. Building/Contracting S3 for Mark. on o r before A ug ust 2,1984 or Manchester. $58,400. Rent with option chester area. Call Patti, MOPED, one braided offer. Coll 649-7625. partment, Town Had, 41 CenterStreet. Manches unable to care for him borers for medium to to buy avalldble. Peter $365 monthly. Call 646- 643-0456. be barred os by low provided. Employment self. Six days a week large commercial pro PART TIME HELP man Building Co. 649- 3158 between 8am and DELIVERING RICH rug. Coll after Spm, 646- Bertha E. Roooe, Clerk ter. PA IN T ER S — At least N E E D E D — To load and 0452. ^ BUICK CENTURY, 1976 The fiduciary Is: (flexible). Room, board, jects. Call 228-4313. 9404,649-4064,647-1340. 4;30pm. FARRAND REMODEL LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus GIANT TAG SALE — — 8, 2 door, automatic, Lynn Clork Minorities arid females are encouraged to a^ply. two years experience re unload household furni ROOMMATE WANTED Weather permllf Ing. May, expenses and negotiable quired. Exterior and inte — Two bedroom apart ING — Cabinets, roofing, tax. Sand, gravel and air, cruise and tilt. No 3234 M a in Street PART TIME TYPIS- ture using rental trucks. CLEAN LA N D F IL L for 5th & 6fh, 9am to 4pm, 74 C oventry 06238 & Education salary. References and rior experience helpful. ment, $175 month, utili gutters, room additions, stone. Call 643-9504. dents or rust. Very clean. some medical required. T-/RECEPTIONIST and Only experienced need MANCHESTER decks, all types of remo the hauling. Call 643-7867. Wedgewood Drive, 016- 05 Can start Immediately. apply, call Friends Servi ties included. Call be High mileage. $2200. Al Call 643-4283. Assistant In Manchester Call 646-7760.______Lbts/Land for Sale •S3 BENNET ELDERLY deling and repairs. FR EE TELEPHONE ANSWER Manchester. ter Spm, 649-5038. CARPENTERS NEEDED doctor's office. Mature, ces, 649-4432. tween 9am and 3pm, ING M A C H IN E — With (30LD BARREL — Back Court of Probole, Help Wanted 21 — Immediate opening* 649-0198. estimates. Fully Insured. lounge chair. Very good District of Manchester FULL TIME — Expe reliable person'with plea DENTAL ASSISTANT — HOUSING Telephone 643-6017, ofter remote. $95. Call 647-0343. 1974 OLDS CUTLASS — NOTICE OF HEARING lor experienced carpen sant personality. Ap CONSTRUCTION condition. $60. Call 646- E S T A T E O F G E R D IE O. rienced only. Body man, Manchester. Part time FREE CATALOG — pt H O M ln f D 4 ' 6pm, 647-8509. 67,000 miles. Needs some ters. All pho»«* ot con proximately 15 to 20 W Q RKER — Concrete m!.aq. 5358. GARHN PART TIME INSER mechanic and parts for experienced person In land bargains) 5 ocres4o ------iN eotom _____ SAILBOAT — O'Dov 23 work. $900 or best offer. Pursuant to an arder af Hon. IMMEDIATE OPEN struction. ' y " .' I'e em TERS — Must be 18 years hours per week. 60 words forms experience help « o t n BpL 9 4 H 10 Services poptop, sleeps 5, MJG, 6 INGS For Port Time puller wanted. Apply In general practice; Mon 500 acres, covering Ver 94T9. $ClMd86 bool, hot DESIGN KITCHENS by Call 643-6503. WMIIom E. FItzGerold, ployment una oer.ellt*. old. Coll Monday thro per minute. Call 646-5153, ful. Call 643-4005. wolor, w/w canuWrn, ronjo, fo* HP Johnson, knotmeter, UNIVERSAL ZIG ZAG ______Judge, dated M a y 3, 1984 a Housecleoning in Glas person or call; Mansfield day and Friday after mont and the Berkshlres J.^P. Lewis. Cabinets, Call 742-5317 I 30am to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, Auto Parts, 214 StafforcUJ.^leave message with noon, Thursday nighi, Mlf.. dHpoM i, eoR lor oM lyotom. lifeline. Many extras. Cabinet sewing mochine, v,u, O l i/~ uuiii heoring w ill be held on an OP- tonbury area. We offer 5pm, Monday through at I’bwest Imaginable plrl- louwdry. cOHNiiiinHy vanities, formtep, Wilson 1970 VW B U G — Will pass p i i ^ g t i o n praying tor the osk tor Bob, 647-9946. vice. two Saturdays a month. ooNi end otorafoo^------L UnllBI nom $8500. Call 643-2587. ^5. Good condition. See flexible hours and good Friday. Rood, Mansfield, 423-4514 ces.' Write: CATALQG Services Offered 51 art, Corlan counter tops, Inspection easily. Solid authority to sejl certoln real or 646-8340. Call for Interview, 646- boom ,by oppOTfitmofit,It. Mowdoy, slipcovers, drapes, etc - TAG SALE — Many mis estate situated In the Town ot hourly rotes. Most be _____ S H ^ T OFFICE, P.O. Box 998, Ndmodoy, Fftdoy... 10 0.1*1.i • 19 kitchen cabinet fronts, all made on it. Telephone floor. $800. Call 568-5178. M E T A L M E 2251. EXPERIENCED BACK-j North Adams, Ma$s. p.m. W iiBB ooO fer oppofntioofil.oppf — complete woodworking LEAF BLOWER,3HP,all cellaneous Items. 91 Di Manchester, County ot Horf- neat and reliable. Call ACCOUNTING CLERK CHANIC, Layout men 649-1396. ane Drive, Monchester. ford os In said oppllcajlon on AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC HOE OPERATOR — 01247. ;• l^fl^.^servlce, custom made attachments, $50. Fertil 1976 MG MIDGET — tile more fully appears, at the Maid To Order, 659-2953. — Vernon. Experienced and qualitied tieldmen. ODD JOBS, Trod. izer spreader, $20. Elect Saturdoy, May 5th, 9am- COOK — Gilead Hill Needed by' general con 52B-6522 Kfome repairs. You namertam'e furCirniture, colonial repro Excellent condition. Ste Court ot Probate on Moy 22, handling accounts re Mancheshir Honda hat We have a new, modern ric hedge clippers, $20. CHAIN LINK FENCE — 4pm, Sunday, May 6th, 1984 at 10:00 A .M . School. $4.24+ depending tractor. Also must have VT — MANCHESTER It, we do It. Free estl- ductions in wood, 9 varie reo. $1775. Call 646-1071. ceivable, purchasing or 2 Immediate opeping* building and need quality on ,experience. Contact Electric edger, $30. Deep Four feet by eighty feel, 9am-12pm. Riding lawn Dionne E. Yuslnos, soles order entry would LIVE IN COMPANION — truck driving experience. AREA — 20 ACRES — MANCHESTER — 400 mates. Insured. 643-0304. ties of hardwood and Ass t. Clerk lor experienced lechnl- For elderly woman. Own sheet metal mechanics. Mary Koller, 228-9458. Call 742-5317, 8:30am to North Main Street. New sea fish poles (2), $20 poles Included. $50. mower. be beneficial with excel dani. For Interview con $12,900. Beautitullv veneers NOW IN STOCK ■ Phone 647-9028 after 6pm. 1977 DATSUN F10 — Sta 017 05______transportation a plus. Steady employment, 5pm. two bedroom townhouse. Call 649-9658 or evenings, each. Coll 633-5031. PART TIME/FULL lent typing and clerical highest trade wages, 8 wooded 'property on se LAWN MOWING — tion wagon, front wheel tact Thomas Dell, Ser References required. MACHINIST — Expe Applianced kitchen, con 289-7010. drive. $1625. Call 649-4924. N O T IC E TO c r e d i t o r s TIME — Wendy's Restau skills. Excellent growth vice Manager, 24 Adam* paid holidays, paid be cluded country road. Hedge trimming - chain ESTATE O F R O B E R T W. Call after 3pm, 643-0738. rienced lathe CNC, PART TIME Pro Shop Only 5 minutes from venient to bus line and O'DAY SAILBOAT — 11 Home and Garden 64 rant on 260 Broad Street potential, ^alary and be St., Mon-FrI. Sam to nefits and profit sharing. saw work - light trucking. ft. main lib, trailer. Greot POW ELL, late of in Manchester Is now HITACHI-SEIKI, MAT- Attendant — No expe charming Vermont Vil shopping. $57&plus utili General handyman. In LEON CIESZYNSKI 1976 DA\TSUN B210 Manchester, deceased. nefits. Send resume de 5pm. S46-3S20 Call 87J-1111 or 728-6600, shape. Call Lee 643-6237 hirlng.for port time and EXPERIENCED WOOD SUURAS, BRIDGEPORT rience necessary, will lage. Excellent financihg ties. Option to buy availa sured. Call Ray, 646-7973. B U ILD ER — New homes, Ha t c h b a c k — Emis The Hon. William E. Fitz tailing experience and ask for Tony. and O.D., I.D. Grinder after 6pm. LARGE FOUR FAMILY Gerald, Judge, ol the Court full time SUMMER salary requirements to W O RKER -;r For custom train. Redrock Golf available. Call 802-694- ble. Peterman Building odditions, remodeling, sion thro January 1985. cabinet shop. Must be Operators. Must set up Course, 160 Slater Street, Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. rec rooms, garages, kit GARDENS ROTO- — Antiques, round oak ol Probale, District ot Mon JOBS. Openings exist for Box HH, c/o The Man 1581. T IL L E D — Small garden Runs good. $800 or best chester at 0 hearing held on able to read blueprints, ADMINISTRATIVE AS and work with minimum Manchester, 646-9083. chens remodeled, ceil FIREW OOD — One cord, table, lamps, jewelerv, otter. Call 646-7429. M a y 2, 1984 ordered that oil the Day (Lunch) Shift chester Herald. seasoned. You pick up, tractor with rear kitchen wood stove, only. Excellent pay and operate machinery and SISTANT — Immediate supervision on experi BOLTON LAKE — Very, IMMEDIATE OCCU ings, bath tile, dormers, ______claim s m ust be presented to ENGINE LATHE OPER do installation work. Call mental and short run SHORT O RD ER COOK — PANCY — Four room roofing. Residential or $60 or best offer. Call mounted tiller. Sotisfoc- knick-knacks, love seofi 1077 r-ucv/DDicT**’® tiduclorv on or before benefits. Apply to the AVON — Your Time Is opening. Bookkeebing, very small piece of land LAWN MOWERS RE tion guaronteedrCall 647- ly// L r1 fc V K U L t I August 2, 1984 or be barred OS ATOR — MInmumS years 649-9658. typing and secretarial aircraft production With experience. Apply apartment. Stove, refrig commercial. 649-4291. 643-2831. baby items, von seats, 55 MONZA — 4 cylinder, by Inw provided. Manager, only Monday Worth Money! Sell Avon. with private road. Cannot P A IR E D — Quick, Expert 0530 or 872-4106. ports and much more. 194 throudh Friday between 3 experience. Able to do skills required. Salary parts. Apply In person In person only: 471 Hart be built upon. Call 643- erator. No utilities. 1st Service! Senior Dis automatic, 2 door hatch Dionne E. Yusinus, Earn good money, set STERLING — Eight 5 French Rood, Bolton. Ass'l. Clerk and 5pm. EOE. own set ups. 45 hour HOUSE CLEANING— In $8,000 - $9,000. Send re only; Solar Machine, ford Road, Manchester. 2880. floor. No pets, adults count! Free Pick Up and EXPERIENCED CAR back. 73,000 miles. $1600. your own hours. Call week. Fringe benefits. piece settings. American TOP SO IL — Cleon, rich May 51h, 10om-4pm. The fiduciary Is: 523-9401 or 278-2941. Glastonbury, Monday sume to: Hockanum In Inc., 757 Goodwin Street, only. 1st and last month Delivery! E C O N O M Y PEN T ER — Remodeling, 1973 Buick, sport coupe, 8 Jennifer Smyth, EEO Employer. Apply In through Friday. Must be East Hartford. CASHIERS, CLERKS, and security. $325 a Classic. Hardly used. Call stone-free loom. Any RN - 11pm-7am, Supervi dustries, P.O. Box 2002, MOW ER, 647-3660. additions, roofs and amount delivered. Coll cylinder automatic, 32 Cosobello Circle sor. Sunday through person, Monday through. neat and reliable. Call Vernon, CT, 06066. EOE. SHIFT SUPERVISORS — month. Available May decks. Free estimates. 647-1758. TRU N KS — Old radio, 74,000 miles. $1200. Call E a st H o rllo rd , Cl. 06108 . EXPERIENCED, MA Friday, 8am to 4pm, Tri Rooms for Rent 41 872-1400, anytime. glassware, rugs, collecti 018-05 Thursday. Call Hannah TURE FULL TIME Glastonbury Cleaning, S'ALES — Opening of new Grampy's Corner Store, 1st. Call after Spm, 649- HIGHLAND LANDS Coll Mike, 071-2559. 649-9731 after 5pm. Douville, 423-2597. umph Manufacturing, 633-3043. WORD PROCESSOR/SE- store leaves established 706 Main Street is looking 7850. LAUNDRY ROOM DEEP bles, miscellaneous. Sat SALES PERSON— Apply CAPING — Spring clean SINK — With legs, DELIVERING RICH urday, 9om to 3:30pm. 738 Inc., 750 Tolland Street, CRETARY (WANG) — position open for a crea for qualified Individuals up, mowing and mainte ROBERT E. JARVIS — 1978 CAPRICE — 4 door, N O T IC E T O C R EDIT O R S in person to: Marlow's, East Hartford. faucets. Very good condi LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus Tolland Turnpike, PRODUCTION MA 867 Main Street, DOCTOR'S OFFICE — For executive office of tive and aggressive sales with a steady work his ROOM FOR RENT — SIX R(X)M DUPLEX — nance. Fertilising, heavy Building & Remodeling nicely equipped. Always E S T A T E O F D O R O T H Y G. Part time clerical work, person. Excellent oppor- tory' and the will and Private hame. Nice yard. Centrally located. $380 Specialist. Additions, tion. $35. Call 643-1215. tax. Sand, grovel and Manchester. F. T H O R P , late Ol CHINE OPERATOR —' Manchester.6qnct Hartford investment and light truxrklng. stone. Coll 643-9504. garpged. $3895. Call 423- Manchester, deceosed. Trainee position. EXPERIENCED HAIR- diversified duties. 10-12 firm. Be right arm to 3 t u n I t v - with desire to succeed. If you Kitchen privileges. On monthly. Security dep garages, roofing, siding, 5133. The Hon. William E. Fllz- Landscape experts in MEN'S SPORTS FUN FOR ADULTS 8. A Individual with mechani PRIVATE,'RIV7 NON-PROFIT CUTTER WANTED — hours now, 20 hours dur considerate lawyers. advancement, vacation have these qualifications bus line. Female only. osit. No pets. Call 646- rock formations and spe-' kit'chens, bathrooms, re ------Gerald, Judge, ot the Court cal experience or educa For busy, high volume ing summer. Send re Good skills, team atti and Insurance benefits Please apply. 649-8206 days; 647-9813 ev 7690. placement wlndows- JA C K ET S - Beautiful. 65 PLAYGROUND FOR Aiitnm nfir ot Probate, District ot Mon- AG ENCY — Seeks part clal design. Mulch, top Like new. $14. Phone Pets THE KIDS — We have It 1973 PINTO Muiomum. ______p, p hearing______held on tion needed to operote salon. Salary $150 or de sume to Box J, c/o The tude and professional available. Call 667-2231 or enings and weekends. /doors. Call 643-6712. transm ission. Running April 26.1984 ordered that oil' time direct care aides to soil, trees, shrubs and 649-2433. all and more, every Sat and maintain machinery work with mentally re pending on experience. Manchester Herald. manner and appearance. 549-4270 between 10am VlVE-IN HOUSE- MANCHESTER — Two stone available. Free E s condition. $400 or best clolms must be presented to Call C 8. C Haircrafters, and 4pm. CENTRAL LOCATION- urday and Sundov (9am- the llduclarv on or before In production environ tarded adults In commun Resumes held In confi KEEPER — Manchester room apartment. Heat timates. Call 649-6685 or MASTER CABINET IX)G TRAINING — Obe offer. Call 646-4842. ment. Forklift expe ask for Val or Peggy, HOW W OULD YOU L IK E dence, send to Box JJ, resident preferred. Call Kitchen privileges. Free and hot water. For more M A K E R — With 30 years ELECTRICAL AP 3pm, Sellers 8am) at the J u ly 26, 1984 o r be barred as ity residence. Weekend 643-7712. PLIANCES — Can op dience classes storting Eastern Connecticut Flea by law provided. rience o plus. T^ply In 649-2517. to spend your summer on c/o the Manchester MACHINIST — Tool _643-6593______tor. further parking. Security and Information call 563-4438 hands on experience. Old 1979 RENAULT LE CAR Dianne E. Yuslnos, hours Included. High ener, 3 steam & dry Irons, May 14th. Coll 643-9839 or Market (Junction 31 8,32, person; Pi I lowtex Corpo school diploma and expe the coast of M aine? Herald. grinder. Full time posi- Information references required. Call or 529-7858. INGRAHAM — Lawn & fashioned craftsmanship — Good condition. Low Ass'l. Clerk 2 toaster ovens. Transls- S72-4588 tor registration. Mansfield). Seller spaces The llduclarv Is: ration, 49 Regent Street, rience required. MARCH EXPERIENCED COM Looking for a person tion available tor person 643-2693 after 4pm. Odd Jobs. Dethatching, at a fair price. All your mileage, new radial tires. Manchester, CT. M ER C IA L Construction willing to work In a experience In maintain M AN CH ESTER — One woodworking needs, in ter, radio. Hand-held cal available for everyone. Call 643-2523. Anson F. Thorp Inc., 872-2079. COOK’S ASSISTANT — Raking, Spring Clean FEMALE ADULT Call 429A998T^ 26 Cdsw ell Street Superintendent and rooming house for room Far girl's resident camp ing tool crib and sharpen- Instruction 25 MANCHESTER — Gen bedroom, second floor terior and exterior. Call culator. All for $15. Call Fitchb urg, M o . 01420 ups, Fertilizing. Lime, 643-2880. FER R ET — Trolned, with Foreman for medium to and board. Call 649-2901 - In Stafford Springs. Call ing cutting tools. Apply In tlemen wanted for newly with stove, refrigerator. Roto Tilling, Mowing 644-0585, 644-0036. BLAZER, 1973, 350 — 4 019-05 large commercial pro evenings. person only; Solar Ma remodeled rooms. -24 $325 plus utilities. Lease 30 gallon tank. $75. Coll 677-2667. (Commercial & Residen 643-6503. speed.9qeed. $1500. Coll 649-7071 jects. Call 228-4313. chine, Inc., 757 Goodwin hour security, parking, and security- Call 646- GENERAL CARPEN 36" HEAVY WAGON after■ 5p5pm. NOTICE TO CREDITORS RIDING LESSONS — tial) & Painting. Special W HEEL, $20. Call 643- GUSTODIAN/GROUNDSKEEPER ESTABLISHED MAN SWIMMING INSTRUC Street, East Hartford. Horses boarded. Pu- maid service. Call 649- 1379. Senior Citizen Discount. TRY & R EP A IR S — Rec •avMA* E S T A T E O F E L S IE C. 1938, keep trying. WADDELL PTA FLEA JONES, late of Mooches ELECTRICIANS AND CHESTER LAVy FIRM TORS — For girl's resi 0210. Coll anytime, 871-0651. rooms, family rooms and Musical Item* M JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye rebreds, Arabians for MARKET — May 5th, deceased. seeks legal secretary for dent camp in Stafford FULL TIME POSITION sale. Prices start at $1800. LOVELY FOUR ROOM ceilings are our spe Motorcycles/Blcycles 72 The Hon. William E. Fitz ar? experience. Holl- Senior partner. Shor — For mature, responsi VERY LARGE.ATTRAC- D U P L E X — Including cialty. Concrete work ESKASIZER — Belt •••••••••••aeeaaseeaqas 9am-2:30pm, 163 Brood Gerald, Judge, ot the Court (Maintainer I) Springs. Coll 677-2667. Call 228-9859; 742-5667. GARDENS ROTO- driven. Excellent condi Street, Manchester. Rain ••••••••••••••••••••••• -days, benefits, insu thand required. Call 643- ble individual who likes TIVE, clean, quiet room. stove, refrigerator,, TILLED — Lawns done. One day service on of Probate, District of Man tion. Asking $75. Call STUDENT'S GUITAR — or Shine. 40 tables, re chester at a hearing held on rance. Call 246-5106. 2726. COUNSELORS — Head working with ^people, Near bus. Cooking and washer and dryer. Imme mowed. Reasonable smaller repairs. Discount Very good condition. $12. MOTORCYCLE INSU- Custodial work in campus buildings in creative and art back parking. Full tirhe work diate occupancy. $450 Senior Citizen. Coll otter 649-7620. freshments, baked goods M a y 3, 1984 ordered that dll position for girl's resi rates. Please coll Ken at coll 643-5314. gomes. RANCE — Competetive claims must beVresented to cluding cleaning classrooms, offices dent camp In Staffard ground helpful. Working ing person. Call 649-0102. plus utilities. Security 649-9407 or 643-8156. 3pm, 649-8007. rotes the fiduciary on or before NAILS, .30/ lb.; mirrored rates, big bikecin riro Auoust 3,1984 Or be barred OS Springs. Call 677-2667. hours are: Tuesday thru CERTIFIED MATH IN and references required. available. Call and bath,rooms: rearranging furniture, STRUCTOR — .All hall stand, $175; crated Recreational Items 67 by law provided. Saturday,, -Including QUIET ROOM FOR non Call 646-3938 offer Spm. SPRING CLEA I^U P — In Clarke Insurance 643- Dionne E. Yuslnos, and em ptying trash-. A lso groundskeep- Thursday evening. Call. grades. SAT preparation. smoking gentleman. Bd^ 54 Anderson windows, Ass'l. Clerk CUSTODIAN/GROUNDSKEEPER CHIROPRACTIC AS need of a Backhoe and/or Roofing/Siding $17.50; auto luggage car 1126. ing work and snow removal. Occasional SISTANT — Busy chiro Frame Factory - ask for Math and English. Com line and parking. Call COVENTRY — AVAILA Bulldozer? We have , a _____ The fidu cia ry Is: Fred SIstare, 872-8022. puter, literacy, basic. 649-6624. BLE JUNE 1st. Summer riers, $15; Victorian LION'S CLUB TAG SALE Robert M. Gaines, Eso.. overtime may be required. $12,089 per (Maintainer II) practic office needs Coll 649-5453. dump truck too! No lob chairs, $12; blenders: $10; — Saturday, May 12th, BICYCLE BUILT FOR 17 Honcox Street, Apt. «12, bright, enthusiastic per sub-let with fall option. too smoll. Free esti TWO — Schwinn, $40. Stonlnaton,.Ct. 06378 year plus excellent fringe benefits. First, Applicants should be able to perform SH ARE IV2 baths and Large 2 bedroom loft BIDWELL HOME Im powered lawn mowers; McDonald's, West Center son. Office/Receptionist mates. Reasonable rates. provement Company — mower. Call 646-7973. Street, Manchester. Raleigh 24 " ten speed, OM W second and third shift positions availa semi-skilled tasks in electrical work as skills necessary. After kitchen privileges with apartment with sundeck. Coll 649-2871. 14 FT. FIBERGLASS $25. Call 633-5031. $565 monthly Includes Roofing , siding, alteiV- Dealer spaces available. ______BDLTDN PUBLIC NOTICE well as some carpentry, plumbing, noons - Monday, Tues owper and one other tlons, additions. Same BDAT — With tilt trailer, 7__ ble — state preference when applying. CLEANING PERSON — 2 tenant, both men. Call utilities. Call' evenings QUILT. — White goose AADXD 111 MX The Zoning Boord ot day, Wednesday 8, Fri FENCE REPAIR & IN number for over 30 years. 6'/2HPFIshet-menmatar: BELL MDTO III M X Appeal, v,||| hold a public To apply contact — Carl Mancarella, painting, masonry, and operation of hours a day, 4 days a Home* for Sale 31 649-7630. 742-9472. down. Cover, 100% silk. Excellent condition. day. Call 646-3489 STALLATION — We In- Swan brand. 96" x 94". Helmet, excellent condl- hearing on Wednesdov, May Superintendent of Buildings & power tools. Duties include lawn, tree, between 9and 11am,7and week, perfect for serious stall stockade, split and ,^00 $1000. Call 649-4886, 6pm- Wonted to Buy 70 tIon, $60. M XL boots, 16. 1984, at 7:00 P.m a 't*’® 3Vi ROOM APARTMENT Grounds, Manchester Community Col shrub planting and maintenance, as 9pm. student. Call 643-2103. r o u n d rail or picket tenc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 643-6680. Spm. excellent condition, * « > • Apartments for Rent 42 — Private home, heal, Ing. From 1 section to a Coll 633-5031. lege, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester, C T well as operation and maintenance of H n R S B l E i r ap^ances. Working sin- Heattag/Plumblng 55 LENOX CHINA — Appeal of Robert and whole yard. Also yard Springdale pattern. 4 Antiques 48 WANTED TO BUY — Any itifkirifk-kitititirit C h ristin a M o rte n so n ot 922 06040. Application deadline is M ay 21, groundskeeping equipment. Also, cijs- DENIAL ASSISTANT glradult only. No pets,, work and odd lobs. Call Boston Turnpike tor o set Wwcliwttf BY OWNER children. Call 643-2880. place settings, creamer. old postcard views of ★ FASTI ★ back, and use vdrlonce to 1984. Manchester Community College todial duties and minor preventive General Dental office la MANCHESTER — Avail 646- 2151. Never used. Call 643-6680. Manchester, CT. Please build o solar greenhouse on aearchlng for a bright. ener> 69 Alice Dr FOGARTY BROTHERS k FASTER! * maintenance work. $13,157 per year S rm colonial, 3 bdrm able Immediately. Extra coll 649-7650. the from ol the property tor is an equal opportunity, affirmative ac getic person, preferably with ■ooKnim/sicMTAir SIX ROOM DUPLEX — 3 AM BITIO U S c o l l e g e ' — Bathroom remodel ANTIQUE COUNTRY vL FASTEST! * business purposes. chalrakfe experience. We of* pki* Ibilihad playroom or large one bedroom apart GOLF jC4:UBS — Men's tion employer, M/F plus excellent fringe benefits. First shift Manchester bedrooms, completely STUDENT — Odd lobs, ing; Installation water Cottage Choirs — ••••••••••••••••••••••• Z GPZ'8. Turbo's Z John H. Roberts, Chairman fer a challenging career op* 4lh bdrm.) 1*6 baths, gar- ment. Heat and hot water nrhii^nlzed Inside. $525 heaters, gorboge dispo starter set. Includes 3-5-7- Zoning Board ol Appeals position. To apply — contact Carl Man portunity where employees Car necessary lawn care, painting spe Stripped and reftnlshed, aga. Including: Lg paUo, Included. $400. Call 649- unhedted. ERA Blan sals; faucet repairs. 649- 9 IronS) and two woods, Z snd Nlnji't * 021-05 are truly appreciated for their 5 day week foncod yard, air condt- cialties. Foir rotes, pro ready for caning (some Automotive W THE SUPEneiKE ^ carella, Superintendent of Buildings & involvement and talent. Part 4800. chard & Rosetto, 646-2482. 7657. VIsa/MasterCard al$o folding cart, bag, pairs). $99. Coll 643-6526. , CHAMPIONS . ■ Send resume: Uonad family rm, nsw w/w fessional wr-k. Call Jeff, W All mod«l9 tn aloch w Grounds, Manchester Community Col time, or full time. Send re* accepted. balls. In good condition. •••••••••••••••a******* KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® •ume to Box I. c/o The Man* P.O. Box 222 IM n g rm, dining rm, living 647- 9013. — if Midtown i, by Larry Wright Chester Herald. rm„ kttehsn fual rsda- ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 SECOND FLOOR — 4 Coll 649-1794. $65. lege, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester, C T _Manchester^^T^g2i2, bedrooms. Prices to fif Tog Soles cotalsd. Naw roof, Alumi rooms, central. Heat, LANDSCAPING — M 8i M, P Si H — No lob 49 Cort/Truefct for Sole 71 k . ★ 06040. Application deadline is May 21, num siding dstlraMa - your budget. Housing Un- utilities. Garage In too small, leaky faucets, 8 HP TRACTOR with 36" Eart 24 0(1 l-O t- llmlted. Call 724-1967 Spring Clean Up. Fertiliz- 1984. Manchester Community College quM nalghborhood.righ cluded. Non-smoker pre ing. Any yard bathroom remodeling. Mower. Very good condi * 721-0193 * (Chg.). Ope call does it. Free tion. $3.50. Coll 649-3877. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU ^ Only 7 Mlnutet ^ is an equal opportunity, affirmative ac- ^BM^SliaSSl ferred. Keith Real Estate, maintenance. Call 643- MULTI FAMILY TAG ^ From Hirttord ^ 646-4126. 9658 or 643-6252. estimates. Water pump SALE — M ay 4th & 5th, CLASSIC SPORT COUPE service. Coll 649-2871. FIREW OOD, seasoned, 4 9om to 4pm. 140 Eldrldge — V 8, automatic, power HeRc, HAVe A SECURITY Condominiums 32 Condominiums 32 trunkloads, $25 or best Street, Manchester. 78 steering, olr condition MOTORCYCLE INSU WILL BABYSIT IN MY price. You take away by RANCE SPECIALIST — OtolAlcCtttpCbolCje. Homes for Rent 43 HOME — Now or rpm records, housewares ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. (Buildings & Grounds Patrol) Fkioraip May 10th. Keep trying. and miscellaneous tools. Coil 643-2880. Coll us and compare our ybu'iae Tdo summer for 2 years old Coll 649-8607. rotes. Ask for Janet or C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R ond up. Coll 647-8832. Judy. Crockett Agency, Wf\cN yoo'Rfi oM ■ CM)rtty OfilMrcnfPtogranwaraorMtwl from quotation* by fafnouapMp)«.p«it Provide support for campus police depart SPACIOUS SEVEN CHURCH RUMMA- 1971 CHEVY CONCDURS Adjacent to Tennis Courts, Pool, Park. • 643-1577. It you're Ac b i c t •ndpnoont. Each lottarln the dphocMindo lor anothor. rorHay'adtM.'XagtMbf. ment including controlling parking and traf ROOM H OME — Located FLOORSANDING — M OVING — Typewriter, GE/TAG SALE — Satur WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto Shopping Center and Busline... BRICKS, BLOCKS, stove, refrigerator, sew looking for ^by CONNIE WIENER fic, guarding entrances, petroling parking near private lake. 3 bed STONE — Concrete. Floors like new. Special day, M ay 5th, 9om-3pm at matic. Posl-troctlon. ing cabinet, kerosene Roof rock, radio, de- BOYS 26" BICYCLE — an effective lots, walkways and buildings as part of sche rooms, 2 baths, oppllon- Chimney repairs. No lob izing In older floors, natu Community Baptist “ U L8K80 SLYCASR VA IC O D ral and stained floors. No heaters, electric heater. Church, 585 East Center fogger, more. Original Handle bar, rear, front way to sail WELLSWEEP ces, wood stove, 2 car too small. Call 644-8356. brakes. Excellent condi something, duled security rounds. Also, dispatching garage. Lorge, secluded waxing anymore. John In mint condition. Must Street. owner. 643-2880. duties and daily reports as needed. Ability to Selll Coll 649-0280. tion. $25. Coll 646-6794. look to V C 0 8 BQFL IQ 8 L U IC 0 0 8 R lU B Q CONDOMINIUMS yard. $650 monthly plus TRUCKING, HAULING, Verfollle. Coll 646-5750. ClassifiedI 400 NORTH M AIN ST. MANCHESTER SATURDAY 8, SUNDAY 1980 REGAL SPORT — deal with students, staff and visitors tactfully utilities. Security dep Cleonlna yards. Trees B IC Y C LE — 10 speed, osit, references required. OLYMPIAN MANUAL — M ay 5tb 8i 6th, tOom to Automatic transmission, i u t t U f v HCISTT. QS IFW F and effectively and to act with judgment and Phaio It cut, haul away brush. T Y P EW R IT ER for sole. M en's Raleigh. Coll 643- Call us today New 2 Bedrooma, Fully AppHanced Kitchens, Call 742-6411 after Spm., Call Mike, 649-2021. '4pm. Movingl Small ap console, power steering, to place your discretion In the performance of the above F o r S a le $50. Excellent condition. pliances, fireplace tools, poww brakes, off~eondl- 6680. N O U T T U F L B FPBCO, F R8TUMOBEXT W/Cuglom W(mh1 Cabinetry, Choice of Carpet low-cost ad. duties is necessary. $14,986 per year plus TRUCK AVAILABLE Coll 643-6091. garden tools, brass lamp, tlonlng, buckets, AM /FM & Vinyl Floor, Andersen Windows, IW Baths,. •an*qq*eaa*a**«a**e«**e* excellent fringe benefits. First and third shift Individual Basements, Electric Radiant Heat. FOR garage and cellar houseplonts, 'pottery, stereo, cruise. Excellent PCVHFLUCL, F M08FB EOU8LR positions available — state preference when tS8,400M OREMEL SCROLL Elect mocrome curtains, lin condition. $5775 or best Stora/Otfle* Space 44 clean up, yard work and HoutahoM Goods 42 ric sow,a15" deep with 4" hauling. Mowing also ens, silver, finer clothes. offer. Coll 872-7224. KAW ASAKI, 1980 KZ440 applying. To apply contact — William Oof In- OPEN HOUSE tonder. U ^ exercise equipment, golf FLR, FN CK8 FTT. F BOX8 ger, Chief of Campus Police, Manchester ••aaaaaaaaaa »»••••••••• done. Coll for estimate, ••••••••••••••••••••••• — Like new. 800 miles. mornings, 7am-11am, *“ • clubs. 35 Pilgrim Lone, 1973 CHRYSLER NEW $800 or best offer. Coll 8:30am-5K)0pni Community College, 60 Bidwell St.. Man Sunday 12-4 p.m. 643-1680. Manchester. PORT — 4 door. $975. Coll M8LBT8VFL." — VAOLF TCA. 646-8159. USED REFRIGERA between ttom and 4pm. Moa-FrI. chester. CT 06040. Application deadline Is (IPe offer ajjordable housing without sacrificing TORS, WASHERS, 643-2121. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "M y old movies have been on so many quality. Stop by and compare!) F O R R E N T 872-3602. May 21.1984. Manchester Community Col RrafMsiond suit* There's someone out Ranges - clean, guaran 50 GALLON STEEL If you don't use It,.don't 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1K channels lately, I can (lip the dial and watch the hairline teed, parts and service. need It and don't wont It, 1976 RABBIT — 4 door. Hove you read today's recede." — Bob Hope. lege is an equal opportunity, affirmative ac in Mancliattcr there who wonts to buy D R U M — Cleon, one end PHERMAN BUG CO. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8i open, use for water why not sell It with o Standard, dependable, Classified section? Itcon- • 1964 by NEA, Inc. tion employer, M/F n*os* cnii .your power tools. Find ClM4byNCA,Ric 644-4404 647-1340 A49-40AA ■ that buyer with o low-cost Son, 649 Main Street, waste. Dry well. $3. Classified Ad? Coll 643- om/tm radio. Coll Lee, toins hundreds of Inter 647-1493 2711 to place your od. 643-6237, otter 6pm. esting offers. 643-2711. r- od In Classified. 643-2711. 643-2171. Phone 643-5873. >
:>» MANtUKSTKK HKHALl). Suluidiiy, Miiy 5. 19«P % PZC ntay rule tonight Dien Bien Phu sparks Gates wins oh Keeney zone change bitter debate in France Bolton race Bank policies vary widely ... page 5 ... page 12 / Business page 3 In Brief Mandated check-clearing is on its way SNET stock for sale Bv Marv Tobin Tese said, 'To clear the largest number luiiUs marKci. auring me ' unavaila manner." NEW HAVEN — More than 6.8 million shares ot United Press International of checks In the shortest time and to ble" period. BANKS M AY T A K E one business Southern New England Telephone Co. stock arc insure the safety and soundness of the Bring the subject up in almost any “day to clear all checks under $100 and Manchester, Conn lor sale in a secondary offering by American NEW YORK — II your bank ever has banking system in this state." group and you’ll get a chorus of all government checks. Maximum Cloudy tonight; Telephone & Telegraph Co. to sell its holdings in "horror" stories. clearing delays on other checks range Monday. May 7. 1984 denied you access to your money or Tese believes it is only a matter of rain Tuesday the Connecticut company. charged you for "unavailable " funds time before a standard is adopted Take I'he woman who owned stock in f rom two to eight days depending on the Singhe copy: 25C SN ET and A T& T announced Wednesday the you know are - available lake heart, nationwide. He has testified belore the a New York bank and had alf of her locality of the bank on which a-check is — See page 2 secondary oflering of 6,893,564 shares ol SN ET your day may be at hand. House banking committee, whose accounts in the same bank. She written. Thrift institutions are given common slock will be offered at $29,625 per share.- Check clearing up to now has been chairman Rep. Fernand St Germain. received a dividend check on her bank one more day than commercial banks. Proceeds of the sale will go to AT& T. left to the discretion ol banks whose D.-R.l.. has sponsored legislation (HR- stock, deposited it in the bank and was "The losses to banks with the old A T& T announced Feb. 9 that it intended to sell policy ranges from giving immediate 5301) that is.similar to the New York told she would have to wait 18 days to system were sfTiall but we built-in its holdings in SNET, which accounted to about 24 acce.ss to access on the day a check law.- use the money because the check was safeguards to narrow even that ratio," percent ol the company's common slock. S N E T is actually clears to holding money for 30 The issue has such great consumer written on a Boston tW k. Tese said. the major telephone company in Connecticut. days. appeal that passage is almost certain. Or the woman who deposited her Excluding government checks, sizable U .S. Treasury refund check in a Banks also have dramatically in "Banks move slower than the old bank? can set their own policy on i . - ' ' Acquisition completed creased to as much as $20 their charges Pony Express in processing chedks, 'major clearing house bank and was checks of fhore than $2,500 and all ' -‘J m i - - T r " for "unavailable, funds. " money that and 1 may be libeling Pony Express by told it couldn't be used for 10 days foreign checks. . r - ■% STAM FORD — McKesson Corp. of San you deposit but w'hich the bunk decrees .suggesting it moved as slowly," St because "it might bounce." Banks also can impose limits in cases Francisco said it has completed its $35 million not yet usable. Germain said. "The department was constantly where customers are chronically over cash acquisition of the office products division of New York's recent legislation man St Germain has been hammering at getting complaints," Tese said. "There drawn or on check's the bank has Stamford-based Champion International. dating the time a bank can take to clear lederal regulators, but he believes the were stories of 30-day waits and many reasonable cause to believe may be McKesson said the acquisition was one ip a checks was prompted by such "out voluntary program they have come up of them were from people on Social forged, stolen or otherwise deadbeat. \ series of recent acquisitions aimed at expanding rages that show a total disregard for with doesn't really change anything. Security or government assi.stance who "Our approach if practical for both its role in computerized distribution and related the consumer." said State Banking live from day-to-day." He said in sides,” Tese said, "When you’re right computer-based management services. Superintendent Vincent Tese. who was T H E R E IS vA-JBEASON for the virtually all cases banks get money you’re right, and the large bunks have Champion Office Products had 1983 sales of $1‘28 charged by the legislature with imple foot-dragging. Bunks earn millions from government’ checks within 24 approached it in an intelligent, rational million and is one of the five larges wholesale menting the law. investing the money deposited in hours. manner with lOO percent compliance.- distributors of officejjroducls. computer supplies checking accounts in short-term instru Tese believes the law was ap "This law benefits everyone," he' and office lurniture. “ OUR CONCERNS were two fold. ments. such us the overnight lederal proached "ity* resDonsible reasonable. said. Bv United Press International 5 McKesson describes itself as the nation's 7 largest distributor of drugs and health care Three Latin .-\nien( an ( iiunlries products, w ine and spirits, chemicals and bottled held pi-esidenllal elecliiins. wall water. $375,000 THE CASHLESS SOCIETY Businesses moderate .lose Napoleon Dualli- claiming \ieloi\ in K1 S.ihador Plastic is a way of life . today and vowing to I'ladieale Regal names interested in detdii squads in Ins war torn not a lot nation new manager '\ Keiiadorans i-lei ted a ( iinsi-na- I tir e.as presidenl and in I ’aiiania s Lee West has been swap bonds % OF U.S. FAMIUES OWNING ... lirst iircsidential elections in Hi promoted to the posi- to live on years two pro .-ynierie.in eandi ~tion of manager of the By Gail Collins NEW YOR K (U P I) — Japan's recent dates liolli ilainu'd to have taken \'ernon.store of Regal United Press International sale of $100 million, government- the lead eieil Ihongh no ollleial Men's Shop. — Retail store card guaranteed notes in the United States resnlls were in * The announcement NEW YORK - Hazel, 55. was a interested not only U.S. investors but ol West's appointment "We have won Ihis eledion will) nervous wreck and in tears when U.S. corporate treasurers, too. .54 pencnl ol till' vole." a weary was made by Bernard she .sought out Gary Pitlsford for This is because Japan, in order to get Apter. president of the — Bank cord Dnarte lold^hniidreds ol ehet'i ing investment counseling. around high-issue cost in the U.S. supporters at Ins campaign head M a nch ester-based Just divorced after 35 years of market, intends to swap its principal retailer. quarters in San Salvador in claim marriage, she knew nothing about and interest payment obligations on the ing victory over his ultra right ist West has been em money and hud no idea how to seven-year, triple-A-rated issue with a ■ Gasoline card • S f' opponcnl Itotwrlo d .-\nl)iiisson ployed as a salesman handle her divorce .settlement— - a similar amount of Swiss franc notes at Regal's Manches "We will' coniront the most $40,000 home and $375,000. which will be issued by one or more importanl problem ol the \ lolence ter store since joining A broker connected to a large U.S. corporations in the Swiss market.- the company in No — Trovel-entertainnMnt card the death squads the abuse ol national linancial firm had given where interest rates are much lower anihorily. Ihccnllurcol violi nce. ' vember 1981. her a list ol proposed investments than in the United States. West resides at ^3. Duarte said wefOding municipal bonds, real Proceeds of the Japanese bonds will ’__{ Herald photos by Tarqumto The Uhristian Demoi ratic com Gorman Place with estate and several individual be converted into yen for loans in his wife, Cheryl, and puter projections, which came slocks. When one ol hei- relatives Japan. - The “Day in the Life of a Continental Soldier" program at w ithiii 1 pereent ol the linal tally in daughter, Tina. Lee West questioned his advice it triggered a M "The - bonds were issued by the llling Junior High School Saturday got started with .a tin- lirst round 01 voting March 25. shouting match, and more (Source; Federal Reserve Bank) NEA GRAPHtC/Marilyn Post government-controlled Japan Devel bang. To produce the blast of cannon, a make-believ,e^ prednied Duarte would lake .54 weeping. opment Bank in what Tokyo hopes will member of the colonial artillery and his young helper, pert cut of the vole c^>mpareil to 46 D&L names ad director Piltslord. a financial planner More than half of U.S. families own credit cards. Retail-store become an incentive for greater use of lor d'Aubuisson. ol the National based in Indianapolis, suggested left, had to light the wick which ignited the powder. cards are most widely held. It’s more difficult to obtain the yen in international finance, as Hc))uhlican Alliance ARKN.A The D&L Venture Corp. has announced the Hazel pul her settlement in'one or called for by the United States. Below, 4-year-old Kassie Atwood shields her ears from The predielion eoineided w ith an two money market accounts and. appointment of James Harris as director of travel-entertainment cards — such as American Express and If the Japanese plan to issue swap exit poll by ;i U.S -based lelevision leave it there for a while. the resounding boom, as her mother Stacey looks on. advertising of its Weathervane, Sandpiper and J. Diners Club — which generally require a higher minimum bonds in the U.S. market, financial chain. Spanish Interntilional Nel "Keep everything liquid in a Putnam stores. experts say, they will have to find as More pictures on page 4. work, that also concluded Duarte money market fund until you've income. Harris is a native of Winnipeg. Canada, where their partners here those who are ready would win with .54 pereent ol the A he began his career in advertising, communica figured out what you're going to to borrow in Switzerland or other vote. tions. public relations and design. He is married need and gotten emotionally under places where issue costs are low. Olficiul re.siills wore not ex to the former Karen Daugherty of South Wind.sor. control again. " he advised. Such linkage of U.S. bonds abroad to (leeled lor live or six days and they presently reside in Farmington. "'H is advice would be similar, he Small computers vulnerable Japanese bonds to be issued in the U.S. The Salvadoran election isconsi said, for anyone suddenly faced market could lead U.S. corporate dered an impiirlant lest ol the with an emotional trauma like BOSTON tUPI) — The huge amounts of W ilkinson-Heap of Arthur D. Little in managers to take a second look at .'if ; f.' ■ vSiT Reagan administration s policy ol Drinan is guest speaker widowhood or divorce and the information that Smaller companies can Cambridge. ‘^A lot of vulnerability is in the Europe as a major fund-raisi^ deterring leftist motemenls by nece.ssity of making major finan Father Robert F. Drinan. professor of law at store in their computers often becomes an failure to realize data is important and you market, the experts say. W " ' I ^ ' encouraging the creation ol demo cial decisions. can be in a serious position if you lose it. y Georgetown University Law Center, and a extremely valuable business asset, but "U.S. companies borrow in Europe cratic governments , It .seemed particularly approp Y lormer member of the U S. House of Representa many pay little attention to it.s safety. "1 find that people generally are just not usually to finance their operations riate for Hazel, who was so The Salvtidoran government has tives Irom Massachusclts. will be the guest Along with the advantages, computers security conscious and that Stems right there, and basically there is no need for received $10 million in I S aid lo speaker at the annual dinner of the Connecticut inexperienced in money matters aLso make companies that begin to rely on from the top. Nobody thinks of data as being them to go a long way to Switzerland for she was unable to tell Pittsford-how help pay lor the election Bar Association pn Tuesday at the Parkview the machines and their stored information an asset," he said. other purposes. But if they find they In Ecuador, con.sert aliv e Leon much money she needed to main Hilton in Hart lord very vulnerable. The use of lessprediclable passwords and can hedge exchange risks while swap Ft'bres Uordeni swept Ip tietory tain her present life style. "It 's the old story of you don’t know what other technical security measures can help ping their debts with dollar bonds by Pittsford disagreed strongly over leftist t-iindidale Rodrique you've got till it's gone," said Robert companies to an extent, but they are limited Japanese corporations, they might be Borja. w ho coneeded deleal With Credit managers eiect with the menu of investments the Shuldenfrei, president of S.I. Inc. in precautions. more interested in the European stock broker had olfered Hazel. 92 percent ol the 2.9 million votes Waltham, a consulting firm that specializes "The only real security is physical capital market than the high-cost U.S. counled. Febres won 48 4 percent BERLIN. Conn. — WilliarfTc. Grady, credit "Her income will be in the 30-34 in the development and implementation of security," Schuldenfrei said. "At some market," one analyst said. manager ol The Stanley Works, has been election percent tax bracket. We're not compared to Borja s 43.1 percent. computer systems. point, if someone was determined enough Toshihiro Kiribuchi, deputy director- Cordero, backed by private president of the Northern Connecticut Division of going to buy municipal bonds," he Vulnerability "doesn't really have any and skilled enough they could break general for international finance at the the National Association of Credit Managers. said. At that bracket, he esti business and the wealthy, prom thing to do with scale of enterprise, but how through all kinds of software locks. Japanese ministry of finance, said at a ised employmenl and proposed Other officers elected at the group's .annual mated, the tax savings would not much you rely on information." he said. "Clearly you could make it very difficult recent meeting in New York that the / i making private industry a partner meeting were Richard Croll, Emhart Corp., vice outweigh the lower returns munici Competitors dialing into a computer to with such things as passwords, locks, dollar'bond issue by the JD B late in president; William McAdam, NACM- pals bring. in his government and inei'etising steal or destroy information, although encryption. But then you make it more February was "very successful.” foreign investment Connecticut Inc., secretary; Stephen Mozzer,. Real estate, he said, was a good possible, is an unlikely Ihreht. More often a difficult for people to use lawfully." he said. The bonds, maturing March 8, 1991, Superior Electric Co., treasurer; and Robert investment for people looking for In El Salvador. Duarte, who led company's own employees are the biggest The popularity of personal computers were issued at a price of 99.424 with a in the first round ol voting March Edelson, Connecticut Business Finance, tax breaks and long-term profit, problem. adds other problems because valuable coupon rate of 11.875 percent. They councillor. 25. was heavily favored over but not those like Hazel who needed "Your much more vulnerable from your information is often stored on floppy disks yield 11.999..t)ercent, almost the same Directors elected were Lester LtiShombe, liquidity and income. d'Aubui.sson own people, and that can be as easily that can be easily lost or slipped into a as the yields on Treasury notes due in SIN poll ehiel .lohn Lassevelle Chandler Evans Inc.; Joy Francoeur, Interna- "It's not going to provide a high accidental as deliberate," said John pocket. 1991. tioniil Silver Co.; Donna Drouin, Oliji Ski Co. Inc.;- enough income and she'd be locked .said pollsters waited oulside vot- Michael Ash, Capitol Light & Supply; Ruth Cate, in for 10 years or so. The iniKtioolhs in 18 cities and asked Rourke-Eno Paper, and Joseph Pohlmann, commissions on real estate pro 3.000 voters lo m ark separate poll Fafnir Bearing Division. Textron. grams run 8 to 10 percent, and the Qan entrepreneurship Independent ballots with their ehoiir La.sse- cash flow- is not high, " he said. velle siiid the poll had a margin ol While most financial analysts Insurance ■ ci'i'or ol 2 percent Aetna has new health plan make their money from both client be taught at college? Center, Inc. The Salvadoran voting was H ARTFO RD — Aetna Life & Casualty Co. has fees and commissions from selling marred by fraud charges and rebel introduced a new health plan in Southern financial .products, Pittsford ..is attacks thiit left at least 14 people California as an alternative to traditional health among a smaller group of fee-only CAM BR ID GE, Mass. (U PI) — Now there's been an explosion in Crowd at llling gets taste of Colonial times dead. Insurance plans. ’ planners. Their clients can be Some 200 college students from interest," said Jeff Timmons of • Leftist rebels opposed to the confident their counseling is not Babson College, a co-founder of eleclion.s attacked the nation's The plan will give workers, participating across the country were gathered the school board, at the llling erating,” Mrs. Woodbury with a cat o' nine tails, delivered us tenet of Colonial medicine, and influenced by potential profits on Venture Founders Corp. By Sarah E. Hall third-largesi city of San Miguel, through a group prepaid arrangement with their on a dreary April weekend listen Junior High School athletic field. admitted. he slumped over a large drum. none too pleasant a concept. the sale of any given investment. But he said that at the typical Herald Reporter employer, the chance to retain their own ing admiringly to a group of The event offered the crowd a view But disease, and not vaccines, Scarchuk added. For example, he delaying voUng and wounding nine But that assurance is expensive. entrepreneurs who made it big, college "if you add up all the said, George Washington was cut civilians, airUiorilies said. physicians lor primary care. On_3 ' sunny, grassy bank, to . of Colonial army life and civilian IN THE FOREGROUND, were what sometimes ravaged the 5 Pitlsford bills on a $175-an-hour success that matched the ambi (entrepreneurship) credit hours in and bled four times in the last days In I ’antima City and across the 7 The plan, culled Choice, will limit any referral crafts from the period. '•Knowlton’s Connecticut English colonies. Apothecary John basis, and most of his clients pay tions of many in the audience. business it would have to be less which fitful gusts of wind wafted or non-emergency care to those physicians or After the cannon fired, an Rangers” — a motley band of more Scarchuk, whose exhibit of early of his life — "when what they isthmurrhere was a large turnout him several thousand dollars for 'J'he first national meeting of the than 2 or 3 percent." the rich spaells of outdoor cookery, other health-care providers who have registered nouncer Carol Woodbury of Coven than a dozen soldiers, in fringed, drugs and other remedies stood should have done is cut a hole in his .among the more tluin 900.000 ongoing services. Association of Collegiate Entre The one-class approach doesn't dozens sat waiting for the show to eligible voters. with Choice. try quieted the murmuring crowd coarse linen shirts and tight white just in front of the battlefield, throat so. that he could breathe. " The stock broker Hazel first preneurs received a spontaneous go very farto educate the entrepre Rod Oolin, CIC Bob Lathrop Jon Norrlt, CRCU begin. F.X. McClellan, vice president of Aetna's by telling them the blast was just pants called "sliders" — relieved attested to that. Both Iront runners — Arnulfo consulted proposed she buy sev response indicative of widespread neur, but it also makes it impossi Suddenly, without warning, a Western home office, said Choice is already in “the early'morning alarm-clock" their boredom by watching a And some might say the cures OTHER MEMBERS of the Arias Mtidrid. 82. of a lour-parly eral individual stocks, and would interest across the country, said ble to teach entrepreneurship to a cannon boomed. And before the coalition led by the Authentic operation in Washington, D.C., and Chicago, and smoke had settled, everyone’s for the Ckilonial military. In the spldier ope of their rank get were worse than the ailments. "Company of Artificers” — like will expand soon to San Diego and Tulsa. Okla, make commissions every time Verne Harnish, assistant director student body. WE’RE BACK punished. Among Scarchuk's wares was an the other groups at the llling lieUI Panamanista Parly and Nicolas they were traded, Pittsford noted. Timmons and others said the eyes were riveted on the “battle same way, she said, early fife-and- of the Center for Entrepreneurship drum corps served as “ the loud The unlucky man’s “crime" was 18th-century tooth extractor, with Saturday, all offshoots of Coven Ardilo Barletla, 45. hand-picked by As an alternative, Pittsford and Small Business Management changing American business cli field” before them. the army and backed by a coalition The event was “ A Day in the Life speakers and the field telephones" getting innoculated lor smallpox, a metal hook which was wrapped try's "Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes Bic income, sales rise recommended Hazel invest in at Wichita State. mate will require managers who at 830 Hartford Road ol six pai'ties both claimed to of yore. in a day when the crude vaccine around the aching tusk and turned & Druitis” — offered further several mutual funds. Newsletters>\,promoting the aren't being taught skills they will of a Continental Soldier," pres have the lead in unolfieial tallies M ILFO RD — Bic Corp. has reported increased Even so, “ 18th-century life was often made men sick and unfit for 'round and 'round. insights into Colonial life. "She needs help, and she needs meeting said young entrepreneurs need — even if they work in a large after the fire. ented Saturday by Manchester’s net income and sales for the first quarter of this not particularly exciting or exhil- battle. His sentence was 20 lashes "Evacuating poisons" was a Tina Zachary of Simsbury let to be in investments that are kind were typically lacking most in a organization or agency. P TA Council, in conjunction with year, citing increased sales of writing imple 1 " onlookers in on the fact that period of self-administering," he said. well develop^ group of contacts "Most of my colleagues have ments and lighters in the United States. clothes lacked sewn-in pockets. "She doesn't know anything and and business savvy. become very specialized and an Her white cap was ruffled and her The company reported first-quarter net income she’s not going to learn very chor their loyalties in their special We thank you for your sup of $4.4'million or 74 cents per share, up from $2.2 Teaching entrepreneurial busi Vietnam vets get Agent Orange fund blue vest delicately laced, but her Inside Today quickiy." ness skills was a job for someone ities," Timmonssaid. "Thesignals million or 34 cents per share in the same period long, plain skirt hud only a slit high •A\^ood mix of investments, I get are pretty consistent that 20 pages, 2 sections last year. else, one colleges and universities port and hope there was no chances of ambush. Trooops ex rans to get the best (settlement) up on the side. PitlstocsI'TaW, might include a have responded to in a variety of we're training people to be special NEW YORK (UPI) — A $180 $250 million, said Steve Schlegel, of Net sales in the first quarteiswere $59.9 million posed to the defoliant blamed it for possible," Dean said. She was embroidering a huge corporate bond fund, which he ways over the last five years. ists and technicians, we're not million settlement was reached the Agent Orange Committee of Advice up from $52.7 million in the firsNjuarter of 1983. inconvenience in dealing a variety of health problems, Jury selection was to begin today white pocket to insert into the slit. Business .. regarded as secure, and good for a Hundreds of instititions have at training them to be entrepreneur today in the suit by 20,000 Vietnam Veteransi Cornpany President Bruno Bich said the higher including cancer, and for birth in U.S. District Court in Brooklyn. "These used to be as long as three Classified return of about 10 percent; a utility least an offering in the field of ial managers." War veterans who blamed their The money will benelit veterans income was due to increased sales of writing with personnel at the tem defects in their children. Thousands of servicemen ex feet." she-said. Comics fund that might be more specula small business management or “ Other than business policy, health problems on the herbicide who served from 1961 to 1972 and Entertainment implements and lighters in the U.S., while The veterans' lawyer, David posed to Agent Orange had sought The hulking blacksmith in his tive, but pay higher dividends; entrepreneurial skills, but a ma entrepreneurship and new ven Agent Orange, a spokesman said. others from Australia and New L o t te r y ...... earnings continued to adversely affected by porary office. Dean, said he was "very sur 'billions of dollars from the com well-worn suede cap, the craggy- "then a blue chip mutual fund, with jority limi^ that growth to a few tures is the only course in the Zealand who "have had symptoms Obituaries lei.sure products and foreig^operations. prised" at the agreement reached panies that manufactured the faced flint knapper, the women Opinion...... a lower yield but a chance of courses. curriculum a business student can The seven chemical companies consistent with dioxin,” an ingre But he said foreign losse^ere lower during the 646-60S0 at 4 a.m. today after a 48-hour defoliant. spinning or cooking chowder in a Peopletalk...... appreciation as the economy gets "If you go back 10,12 years ago, take that really glues all the pieces that produced the herbicide will dient in the herbicide, Schlegel first quarter this year-than last year due to 830 Hartford Road ' said. negotiating session that clinil|||^ed The veterans said the companies pitch-black kettle — all hit home to Sports...... better. They' II be paying only 5 to 6 you could count on one hand, together to understand what is establish a $180 million fund for Television improvements in Mexican operations, partially Manchaatar more than five years of l^ a l knew their product was hazardous their modern audience the rudi percent, but she'll have liquidity, maybe two, the number of schools important. I bet the best business treatm ent of dioxin-related The herbicide . was used to Weather . offset by losses in Canada and Ecuador. maneuvering. and concealed the information ments of Colonial society 200 years and if the market goes up she'll be in the country that had anything schools were doing a lot of that 40 (Acmaa Irom Ljfneh Toyota) problems. defoliate the jungles of Vietnam “ We had .an obligation to vete from the military. ago. able to make some money." like an entrepreneurahip course ... years ago," he said. The fund will eventually grow to from 1965-70 to help reduce, the