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By Elizabeth Olson United Press International Bv Hugh Pope WASHINGTON - People using United Press International a key federal civil rights law to stop racial discrimination by cities BAR ELIAS, Lebanon — Rival or agencies that get federal money Palestinian guerrillas held their need only prove they were victims fire Friday despite the apparent of bias, not that it was intentional, failure of Arab mediation to end a the Supreme Court ruled Friday. conflict that has smashed Yasser The seriously divided court, Arafat’s control of the Palestine ruling in a bias suit involving the Liberation Organization. New York City police force, said In Jerusalem, Middle East en­

proving a disputed practice had a voy Philip Habib met for an hour discriminatory effect is enough to with Prime Minister Mcnachem persuade a Judge to order the Begin amid reports that Israel has practice stopped and even to strip turned down an American prop­ such groups of federal support. osal that it leave Lebanon before However if a victim wants such Syrian and PLO forces. money benefits as back pay, he • ' 4 There was no official Israeli then must prove there was inten­ comment on the reported U.S. tional discrimination motivating 0 proposal for a phased unilateral the disputed practice. It is much withdrawal from Lebanon but harder legally to prove intentional Israel radio quoted one ' Israeli discrimination than to show a official as describing it as a "total practice hurt minority groups non-starter.” more than others. The radio reported that the

Splitting at least five ways, th^ Israeli military command has majority upheld a federal appeals three alternative plans to redeploy court ruling denying back pay and and entrench the nation's forces in 'j . • . irTSffaiM-ig - other benefits to Hispanic and ;W . r - ■■ secure areas of Lebanon. It said black policemen who sued the city the Begin Cabinet may debate the after they were laid off in 197S. Herald photo by Torquinlo redeployment on Sunday. The court's conclusions were so Pays no heed "The plans indicated readiness fragmented that Justice Lewis on Israel’s part for a^ong slay in

Powell, who agreed with, the the area of redeplo^ent,” the outcome, noted, "Our opinions A barn cat rests and ignores the unthreatening but Peracchlo's Farm on Route 44 in Coventry. radio said. Lebanon orooses the relatively gigantic cyws eating hay behind it on the today will further confuse rather move because it could result in a than guide." partitioning of the country be­ The nine justices actually voted tween Syrian and Israeli forces, 5-4, but split into a series of shifting Algerian and Saudi Arabian alliances that produced sharply envoys left Damascus Friday conflicting results. O’Neill inspect bridge work without meeting Syrian President The ruling is not likely to be the Hafez Assad, who expelled Arafat final word on the controversy from Syria last week after the surrounding Title VI of the 1964 /' beleaguered guerrilla chief Civil Rights Act, which bans racial GREENWICK^ (UPI) - Gov. roadway with access by ramps, around the turnpike, which is found by state police divers and charged that Damascus was aid­ bias in any program receiving William O'Neill inspected work should be in place within two Interstate 95, one of the nation's whirh may be to blame for the ing the PLO rebels. federal funds. Friday on a temporary replace­ weeks. busiest roadways. collapse. The 7-inch diameter pins Diplomatic sources said the Seven justices, including three ment for a 100-foot section of the Inspectors, meantime, were col­ The estimated 90,000 vehicles are inserted in opposite ends of Arab mediators had hoped to dissenters, appeared to feel viola­ Connecticut Turnpikd bridge over lecting debris and fragments in a that use the highway daily were 4-foot hangers holding beams arrange a mini-summit under tions of Title VI require minorities the Mianus River that collapsed Darien warehouse to rebuild the diverted to U.S. 1 or elsewhere. together at four points in the their auspices between Arafat and Tuesday, killing three people. collapsed bridge section, seeking Motorists were allowed toll-free expansion bridge. prove discriminatory purpose. But Assad in the Saudi resort town of the court endorsed regulations on The final panels of a 190-foot, to find out what made it fall 70-feet passage on the MERRITT Park­ State transportation inspectors Tail early next week. the books .that make it easier for two-lane section arrived Friday into the river. way until the temporary bridge discovered loose joints under re­ The PLO Executive Committee, minorities to win suits based on from Acrow Corp. of Carlstadt, O'Neill also met with highway opens. maining sections of the Mianus ending a two-day meeting in Tunis, discriminatory effect. N.J. The steel plate and girder and traffic officials about rerout­ Metallurgical tests were being overpass after the collapse and dispatched a mediation team to Justice Byron White, who wrote span, to extend 10-feet above the ing July 4 holiday weekend traffic conducted on three of four pins- hurriedly began an inspection of Damascus to negotiate an end to about 68 other bridges in the state. the majority opinion, said a federal the 7-week dispute that erupted appeals court in Manhattan "erred New York stopped using the pin'v. into two more days of bitter and hanger designed 15 years ago in requiring proof of discrimina­ ^lighting this week. tory intent." Man Charged In assault, robbery and has reinforced at least four /* The battles, ended by a cease­ that did use it, said John K. fire Thursday was still holding into But unless such "discriminatory animus is proved," individuals Mladinov, executive deputy com­ Friday, left rebels in control of One of three men accused of night in lieu of a 52,500 cash bond. with a razor and partially re­ missioner of transporation. suing may only get "non­ tying, stripping, whipping, sexu­ According to the warrant affi­ most PLO positions in Lebanon's compensatory relief" — no back moved, the affidavit said. When “Our bridge engineers found eastern Bekaa Valley and planning ally assaulting and robbing a davit's account of the incident she again refused to reveal the that the pin and hanger design was pay nor retroactive seniority — for 20-year old woman of unemploy­ based on the victim's complaint, location of the money, beer was a push north against Arafat unintentional violations of Title VI, ■fracture critical’," Mladinov said. loyalists in the port city of Tripoli. ment money was arrested Friday she entered her apartment on Main poured over her head, the affidavit Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., he held. night on three felony counts and a Street at about 8; 45 p.m. and found said. Arafat, who presided over the The "mandate of Title VI is very misdemeanor charge, police said also inspecting assembly of the* Tunis meeting boycotted by PLO four men and one woman inside. She was then sexually assaulted, replacement section, said Inter­ simple, stop the discrimination, Friday. They started talking about her an act that involved the use of a dissidents, was not a member of get the money; continue the state 95 is a state, not federal road, the conciliation group. Edward R. Steele, 21, of 15M having money because she had stick, and he was also whip^d but he will try to persuade U.S. discrimination, do not get the Forest St., was charged by Man­ received an unemployment check, across her back five times with a "We want as lillle bloodshed as money," White said. Transportation Secretary Eliza­ possible." said a PLO rebel chester police Friday night on a and when she refused to tell them rawhide strip, the affidavit said. beth Dole to help pay to fix it. In other actions Friday, the warrant with first-degree sexual where the money^as, one of the manning a lank in the Bekaa town After the assault and beating, ‘Tve got my fingers crossed and of Bar Elias, explaining the revolt court: assault, second-degree robbery, men grabbed her by her neck and according to the documents, she "• Vindicated Wall Street analyst we're working on it, but 1 don't was "not against Arafat ■ but first-degree unlawful restraint, all pushed her onto the floor, the told her assailants where to find want to do anything that gives any Raymond Dirks, who uncovered felony charges, and third-degree affidavit said. the money. against his policies, " which the one of the biggest business frauds false hopes," he said. rebels charge are loo soft toward assault,.a Class A misdemeanor. A second man then dragged her They collected $108, and untied Killed- in the accident were in history, ruling 6-3 he did not Police said they expect two more across the floor to a couch and told Israel. her to minutes later. Harold W. Bracy Jr., 45, of Slidell, deserve to be punished for tipping arrests connected with the June IS a third man to get a cord and tie her It was unclear from the affidavit His unit was one of few visible stockholders about the 1973 Equity La., and Luis Zappata, 31, and guerrilla forces in the area that incident. hands. whether the other two persons left Reginald K. Fischer, 21, both of Funding Corp. scandal. Steele was being held Friday The woman's clothing was cut or stood by during the incident. until Thursday was the scene of • Handed the Reagan adminis­ Stamford. heavy fighting with Arafat's forces tration a victory over environmen­ in the Bekaa. tal activists in a 5-4 ruling denying Changing lifestyles, aging membership The nearby village of Taalbaya, legal fees, a decision that may still in loyalist hands, was also discourage suits demanding tough calm with only a token pro-Arafat enforcement of pollution laws. force guarding a machine-gun • Splitting 6-3, opened the door position on the outskirts of the for states to play a bigger role in Church women no longer united hamlet just'off the main Beirut- determining water rights of Indi­ Damascus highway. ans living on reservations within Under the terms of the cease­

state borders. By Raymond T. DeMeo until its dissolution. and all.” said Mrs. Potocki. "But Mrs. Holcomb said. fire. the warring factions agreed to • Also on a 6-3 vote, upheld the Herald Reporter "The young people now, they’ve now, with so many women work­ In recent years, CWU served exchange prisoners, remove their application of state liquor laws on all got other things to do," s^d ing, we don't have that group of mainly as a-vehicle for fellowship roadblocks from the highway and In^an reservations and ruled Changing lifestyles ahd an aging avoid provoking more tension. Mrs. Potocki. "All of us that Were people to draw on,” and mutual understanding among California may require an .Indian membership have contributed to (members) had already been CWU, a national organization, women of different faiths, she said. shopkeeper to gpt a state license to the demise of the Manchester" through the offices, and we felt as' was formed in 1941 to promote One of the social service functions sell alcohol on tribal land. chapter of Church Women United, though we’d .done our part. We friendship and communication be­ it retained was sponsoring the In the civil rights case, Powell, an ecumenical fellowship group were all getting older and getting tween women of different Chris­ Halloween collection for UNICEF. •••••••••••••••••••••a joined by Chief Justice Burger, that brought together women from involved in our own projects.” tian faiths at a time when there .upheld the appeals court because 11 local churches. But "that too faded,” according to Mrs. Holcomb, who is 48, said were few fellowship organizations Mrs, Potocki, as fewer youngsters Inside Today Congress had not authorized pri­ The 30-year-old group, which she was the youngest member of for women, Mrs. Holcomb said. vate suits to enforce Title VI. had about 50 members, voted to opted for trick or treating each CWU at the time it disbanded. The Manchester group met year. 20 pages, 2 sections Otherwise, they woul^ have dissolve itself at its most recent “The older women in the group monthly ahd on three "celebration upheld the 2nd U.S. Circuit (llourt of monthly meeting on June 3, didn't have the energy to devote to days”: the World Day of Prayer in The group voted to disband A dvice Appeals because' proof of inten­ according to Elaine Holcomb, one leadership positions. They had March, May Fellowship Day, and "very reluctantly.” Mrs. Holcomb Business . Classified tional discrimination is essential to of two “convenors" who directed given it their all, and there was no World Communion Day in said. "The women didn't want to C o m ic s ...... prove a Title VI claim. Justice Church Women United in its final new blood to pick up where they November. vote for it, even though we knew we Entertainment, William Rehnquist joined this year. left off." The group also performed social had to." Lottery jn view. CWU’s failure to attract new O b ltu a rlM ^ . . The problem was that mdst service functions, running clothing Mrs. Potocki too regrets CWU’s O p in io n ...... Justice Sandra Day O'Connor membership was the main reason younger women just didn't have drives and food banks, until those also wrote separately that she dissolution. "The fellowship was Sports . for its disbanding, according to time for CWU’s activities. "We functions were gradually co-opted great,” she said. "But when you Television would affirm the appeals court Anna Potocki, a past CWU presi­ W e a th e r. Judgment. used to meet in the mornings. by agencies like the Manchester can’t see the future, it makes it dent who was active in the group I. ffl,. hm'crv.ives Area Conference of Churches, difficull to continue.” t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HEHAI.D, SuIu k Lh Jiih 2. i»H:i 3 18 A guide to truck stops: from smorgasbord to dog food Your neighbors’ views: By Rod Clarke books aimed at guiding weary locally produced book called The nable prices and a place that’s fun The price? $6.25. “ That’s right, place to park their rigs. Following United Press International travelers through the maze of fast Interstate Gourmet. to be.” $6.25 for more than you can eat in a the trucks usually leads to greasy food shops and chain restaurants Several national publishing So far, the Interstate Gourmets month,” Schwartz and Weiner food." M ONTPELIER, Vt. - It took 18 that make driving the nation's houses expressed an interest in have covered three regions, look­ enthuse in the book. "Don’t miss Did they uncover many exam­ After the bridge collapse on 1-95, do you feel safe on Connecticut bridges? months, $20,000 and untold cases of superhighways a tedious exercise expanding the concept, so ing for good restaurants on or near this piace." ples of purely dreadful food along heartburn to produce a gourmet's in mediocrity. Schwartz and Weiner hit the road. interstate highways through New The best truck stop they found the nation’s superslabs? guide to America's highway The idea came several years ago “ When we were researching England, the Mid-Atlantic states was Poilard Fiat, U.S.A., in ■’Oh God, y e s !’ ’ groaned restaurants. when the two drove regularly from these; we were on the road all the and California and the Pacific California, where a quarter-inch Schwartz. "There were times But in the process, Neal Weiner their homes in Brattleboro, Vt., to time, eating eight or 10 meals a day Northwest. slab of hpm a foot in diameter' when we were in a place waiting to and Dave Schwartz learned a few New York City, a 350-mile round — all along or near interstate The series will be expanded, “ overhangs the edge of plate.” be served, and there were all these things. trip. highways," Schwartz said. Schwartz said, if the books catch In their own travels, they deve­ local characters and local charm. Like, the best truck stop in “ Whenever we went, * e ended Schwartz admitted neither he on. loped a few rules of thumb they’re "Until the food came, and it was America is in Pollard Flat, Calif. up at the Howard Johnson's in nor Weiner, a philosophy professor The research provided scores of' willing to pass along to other dog food.” Or, the larger the sign, the worse Hartford (Conn.),’’ said Schwartz, at Marlboro, have any particular pleasant surprises. A hotel in interstate pilgrims. But one of the nation’s most the vittles. And vice versa. a free-lance writer and former Epicurean expertise. Shartlesville, Pa., for example, Forget the old saw about good trying stretches of highway gave Finally, don't follow the trucks; assistant dean at little Marlboro “ We figured we were hungry served up a Pennsylvania Dutch food abounding at crowded truck the authors the most satisfaction. they usually lead to greasy food College in Marlboro, Vt. “ So we travelers,’ ! he said. “ Whenyou“ re buffet that included 30 dishes, from stops. "W e think the best thing in the and large parking lots. decided to find places between on the road, you’re not looking for smoked ham to sausage to roast "W e don’t have much truck with whole series is, we’ve managed to Weiner and Schwartz have just Brattleboro and New Haven.” the most exquisite meal in the chicken to noodles to seven that," Schwartz said. "Tru'ckers make the New Jersey Turnpike published a series of paperback The initial result was a small. world. You want good food, reaso­ desserts. * are limited — they have to have a liveable," he said. 9-

1 What people are saying N "W e’re all bom with a certain look. My mother Peopletalk and'father were ter­ / > rific. All I ’ve done is .to*-' not wreck it.” < V • — Linda Evans, ‘All-out search’ complete star of ABC-TV’s No, there are no moose "Dynasty." ELISE NASSIFF, DAVID RYDER. CAROL CURTIN, HOWARD THOMAS, BILL TOMCCAK, BETSY BAKER, DIANE STEULLET, HAROLD BROOKS, "When we were Manchester: "No, I Manchester: "No. I Producers of the new Broadway-bound musical No, Diana, there are no moose in Prince Bolton: "No, I don't. I Manchester: “I don't Hartford: "Never Manchester: "I think Manchester: "Yeah, I Manchester: "Yeah. comedy, ’‘Cha­ writing, it was never have. I don't think they should Edward Island. Danny and Doc, not think they should be drive at all. Never have. I don't feel safe the bridges should do. I feel safe, but I've always felt safe. plin,’’ starring like the highways check them out.” inspected more *Anthony Newley The Princess of Wales must have thought so Doc and Danny. He drove in my life." on any of the roads." be checked, because then again there It hasn’t changed my in the title role, because she ask(^ Kim MacGuigan if he feeds would have starved and I never have." frequently." I think that they were people com­ opinion. You can’t go announced they moose to his seeing-eye dog Hooper. if it weren’t for me. ’ ’ forget about these — Danny Simon, plaining about that through lifeworrying have completed Diana and Charles were in Prince Eldward comedy writer, on things from time to one and you wonder about bridges their “ all-out Island to attend a party as part of a tour of Canada playing second fid­ time and don't offer search” for a that ends Friday, and Hooper extended his paw in if they're complain­ collapsing." dle to his now- leading lady. greeting Diana. realize that." ing about others that Andrea Marci- Linda Evans famous brother, we’re not hearing vk ci, the motion MacGuigan answered the royal inquiry into his Neil Simon. (Peo­ picture, televi­ dog’s diet politely. He told the princess Hooper ple) about.” sion and stage/ was “ strictly a Gainesburger dog.” The refer­ "W e’re Just trying to make the criminal actress, will por-' ence was to advertisements for a popular element paranoid, so they don’t know who’s a Police roundup tray two of Cha­ commercial dogfood — not made from moose. policeman and who isn’t.” plin’s wives, Lila — Thomas Fautz, police lieutenant in South Grey and Oona Bend, Ind., where undercover officers are Manchester O’Neill Chaplin. patrolling high-crime districts on bicycles. Now in rehear­ "M y real pardon was by my friends, the church ^In Brief Police accuse sal in Los An­ The ump Is only human and my relationship with God.” geles, the show — Jeb Stuart. Magruder, after President will have its A Philadelphia optometrist who studies sports Reagan refused to Health clinics scheduled Andrea Marcovicci officials suggested some referees and umpires pardon him for his softball player world premiere The town health department in August will there July 29. It will mark Newley’s return to the shouldn’t call them as they see them. role in the Water­ gate break-in. start providing health clinics for Manchester Prince Mongo in court stage after a 17-year absence. Dr. Arthur Seiderman said in a report today "Y ears ago a very residents age 60 and over. in assault case Attorney Alan Chambers, left, talks with his before the American Optometric Association’s An exact schedule for the clinics will be 84th annual congress in. Washington that the dumb, very beauti­ client Robert Hodges outside court Tuesday ful girl could go to released later this month. The times and sites for before trial on charges of tampering with a utility majority of 40ofricials the association screened in them will be similar to those for senior citizens Karma found In court July 1982 "have excellent vision but some could the top without any A softball player benched in a game June 27 has meter. trouble. Now it is clinics provided in recent years by the Manches­ Hodges, who says he is Prince Mongo from the use help in judging line calls from a distance.” ter Public Health Nursing Association. been charged with confronting, punching and injuring A couple who first noticed each other before the practically impossi­ his coach later that night, police said Friday. planet Zambodia was jailed because he refused to same judge in Coral Gables, Fla., Traffic Court Seiderman said 72 percent of the tested umpires ble for a deeply Persons who have u s ^ the clinics and who shed his outrageous attire and wear regular said they arranged for the judge to perform their and referees who officiate at college, high school unintelligent girl to require service during July may call the health Michael R. Coulombe, 21, of 413 Spring St., faces a clothes into court. wedding ceremony to make it “karmacally and amateur sports have 20-20 eyesight and succeed.” department at 647-3174. Individual arrangements charge of third-degree assault regarding the incident, corrrect." excellent eye movement skillq needed to track — John Casablan- will be made. police said. Arrested Friday, he was released on a Susan Johns and Ronald Kohn first caught each moving objects. cas, head of the written promise to appear in Manchester Superior Court July 11. other’s eye when the two were in County Judge However, the study conducted at a meeting of Elite Group of Inter- New law allows credits Norman S. Gerstein’s traffic court. He had a the National Association of Sports Officials found natlonal Model Pope John Paul II According to the warrant affidavit, Coulombe Musicai teiethon ticket for violating right of way. She had an nearly 30 percent of those tested struck out in two Agencies. , Community businesses can prepare to file became upset with his coach when he was pulled out of incorrect address on her driver’s license. under new legislation for tax credits for a game at the Keeney Street field. Coulombe later Musical nostalgia will be the theme of the first skills used to judge distances; depth perception " I can’t boil water myself, but I can eat those "When I saw her. I couldn’t take my eyes off and spatial localization. hamburgers.” contibutions to agencies, the Manchester Health confronted the coach at 586 Hilliard St., punched him March of Dimes National Telethon Against Birth her. She couldn’t take her eyes off me ... things Routine tests using eye charts cannot detect — Roy Rogers, on his chain of 500 fast-food Services Department announced. three times and brok^his glasses, the affidavit states. Defects, running 21 hours on July 3 and 4th. Hal He'aid Dhoios by Pintc just seemed to be the way they should be," the problems in these skills. restaurants. (NBC-TV) Under the Neighborhood AssisUnce Act The victim was treated at Manchester Memorial Linden will host, with co-hosts Gary Collins, Mary groom said after the ceremony in Judge enacted in 1982, businesses are eligime for tax Ann Mobley and Sarah Purcell. Seiderman said special sport vision screening ‘ ‘Man is not willing to work when he does not see Hospital for a cut lip and was given three stiches, Gerstein’s chambers Monday. designed for officials and athletes must be the sense of his work.” credits, based on contributions, of between 30 and according to tne affidavit. A new face In town Superstars include Gregory Peck, Bob Hope, “ We felt it was karmacally correct to have the 70 percent of a contribution made to programs George Burns and REO Speedwagon. thorough to pinpoint the degree of the problem — — Pope John Paul II, appealing for the freedom judge marry uC” the bride said. and a remedy. of workers in Poland. holding non-profit status. The state has made $1 Jay Ames of Willington puts the ot the mall, says he hopes other Main million in credits available for this purpose. Police arrested a 16-year-old on charges that he took The act was paassed in late 1982, and because of finishing touches on a new sign for the Street businesses will join him in giving a car without the owner's permission and committed this competition this year for the money from five larcenies, police said Friday. Main Street Mall. Ken Burkamp, owner the shopping area a bit of a facelifting. business is expected to be stiffer than last year. Douglas LaPointe of 133 Cooper Hill St. was charged Agencies should approach business leaders for a Friday on a warrant with taking a motor vehicle Weather Almanac commitment now instead of waiting until Oct. 1 without the owner’s permission, operating without a when the official proposal can be submitted. license and five counts of sixth-degree larceny police The procudures and deadlines for filing under said. Connecticut today the act are as follows: Saturday, July 2 President Calvin Coolidge, in 1872, film producer According to police. LaPointe took a car from NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 PM ESI 7-2-83 July 26 — deadline for submission to the Human A mixture of clouds and sunshine Louis Mayer, in 1885, jazz great Louis Armstrong, in Dick’s Exxon Gas Station at 411 Hartford Road. Police Saturday. Hot and humid with a 40 3000 - 20.53 29.77 ^ Today is Saturday, July 2, the 183rd day of 1983 with 1900, conductor Mitch Miller, in 1911, film director Services Department of two copies of an agency’s 182 to follow. later recovered the car, and found inside it stolen percent chance of an afternoon or Ingmar Bergman, in 1918 and actress Eva Marie proposal; goods worth about $350. The moon is approaching its last quarter. Aug. 2 — tentative date for public hearings by evening thunderstorm. Highs Sat­ Saint, in 1924. LaPointe had been arrested June 22 on a warrant The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. Manchester’s Board of Directors; urday 90-95. Considerable cloudi­ On this date in history: charging him with stealing a motorcycle, police said. ness Saturday night and Sunday. The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1776, America’s Declaration of Independence Sept. 1 — last day the directors may submit a ' Somewhat cooler with a 30 percent Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. was proclaimed. list of approved proposals to the commission of chance of some showers. Lows PAIR .OMCASO 3 ,,.c Included in those bom on this date were German In 1826, formerPresidents John Adams and Thomas revenue services; Saturday night 65- 70. Highs novelist Herman Hesse, in 1877, King Olav V of Jefferson died. It was the 50th anniversary of their Oct. 1 — publication and distribution of eligible Police charged a 28-year-old man with possession of Sunday near 90. The weather Norway, in 1903.and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood signing of the Declaration of Independence. proposals. Businesses can begin sending propos­ cannabis substances on a warrant arising from a raid outlook for Monday, July 4, varia­ Marshall, in 1908. In 1863, Union troops defeated Confederate forces in als to the commissioner of revenue services; at his apartment June 10, police said Friday. ble cloudiness. Highs 80s. Southw­ Oa AIQE^M 1 In 1776, the Continental Congress formally a battle at Vicksburg, Miss. Dec. 1 — last day for submission of proposals. Bradford Abbot of 447 Summit St. was charged with est winds Saturday 10-20 mph. approved a resolution which became the Declaration In 1982, Israeli forces tightened their stranglehold John Post of the town Human Services possession of hashish and possession of marijuana, Winds becoming northerly Satur­ WONCaT V of Independence from Britain. It was signed two days on west Beirut, reducing food and water supplies to Department is available for consultation at police said. He was released on a $100 cash bond for a TEMKRATURCa court appearance July 11. day night around 10 mph. later. thousands of Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese 647-3097. MEW In 1881, President James Garfield was shot by •SO OttLEAN* civilians trapped in the city’s Moslem sector Air quality Charles Giteau in Washington. Garfield died Sept. 19. •90 In 1937, American aviatrix Amelia Earhart and Police Friday arrested a Tolland Turnpike resident The state Department of Envir­ co-pilot Frederick Noonan were reported lostoverthe on charges that he tried to set his house on fire, police 80/ said. onmental Protection reported Pacific Ocean. They were never found. Lottery moderate air quality levels across SO In 1974, President Nixon and Soviet Communist Calendars Connecticut Friday and forecast UPl WEATMEU FOTOCA8T W (ZZ3* Richard J. Botticello, 37, of 906 Tolland Turnpike leader Leonid Brezhnev agreed in Yalta on limitation STRETCH YOUR moderate to unheallhful conditions was charged with first-degree arson, a Class A felony of undergound nuclear testing and on a lower ceiling burger budget By using statewide for the weekend, Connecticut daily carrying a maximum penalty of lo to 25 years in for defense missiles. one part sov extender F ire Calls Friday: 716 Manchester prison upon conviction. Botticello was released on a to four ports of meat. New England National forecast $5,000 cash bond for a Manchester Superior Court date Your taste buds won't A thought for the 6ayn American educator Horace July 11. Play Four: 6076 ^ be able to tell the Tolland C o u n t i # Ambulance call, Bolton Friday. 1:23 p.in. — Massachusetts and Rhgde Is­ For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Today, showers and Mann said, "B e ashamed to die until you have won Monday > difference, but vour ' Riding Stables, Route 85. Ambulance call. Bailey land: Today, partly sunny, hot and some victory for humanity.” According to police, Botticello admitted to setting a thunderstorms will be scattered across parts of the Pacific Town Hall closed budget will! Boost your Bolton. (Bolton and IvfUn- Road. Andover. humid with a chance of afternoon other numbers drawn Friday in New England; small fire in the house that firemen from the Eighth Northwestm, lower Texas’, the Upper Mississippi Valley and the east ’Tuesday budget by selling Idle Friday, 10:06 a.m. — Chester ambulance) (Andover) and evening thunderstorms, highs New Hampshire daily: 2620. Utilities District, called to the scene, were able to Gulf Coast region. Fair to partly cloudy skies shouid rule elsewhere. Board of Directors comment session, 9 a.m.. Board items In your home 90 to 95 except-mostly 80s south Sunday, July 3 New Hampshire Sweepstakes: 250-20, color blue. easily extinguish. Botticello's wife tried to stop him, Maximum temperatures include Atlanta 94, Boston, 89, Chicago 91, of Directors office (Town Hall) with a low-cost ad In coast. Tonight and Sunday, consid­ Rhode Island daily: 5457. "4-40 Jackpot” numbers; and his 11-year-old son was sleeping upstairs police Cleveland 90, Dallas 98, Denver 88, Duluth 72, Jacksonville 93, Sunday, July 3, is the 184th day of 1983 with 181 to Odd FelloWs Committee, 3 p.m., Lincoln Gold room classified. erable cloudiness and somewhat follow. 27-23-36-SS. Jackpot: $21,160. said. r , Kansas City 95, Little Rock 93, Los Angeles 75, Miami 89, Minneapolis Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln confer-' cooler with a chance of some Maine daily; 050. The moon is in its last quarter. ence room f/f ///y /\f/<•/)('J/ showers or drizzle. Lows in the 60s. 84, New Orleans 93, New York 89, Phoenix 107, San Francisco 80. Vermont daily: 102. The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Lincoln hearing room Highs 80 to 90 except 70s Cdpe Cod. Seattle 68, St. Louis 97 and Washington 94. $1 milliqn Thee evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. • ’Thursday Outlook for Monday, Independ­ Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Cheney Historic District, Probate Court, 4:30 p.pi. in valuables , ence Day, variable cloudiness with Included in those born July 3, were novelist Franz Manchester Herald Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. highs in the 86s except 70s Cape Kafka, in. 1838, Welsh poet and writer William Henry lost In break Cod. Extended outlook Storms In Midwest PASTA Davies, in 1871 and author John Mason Brown, in 1900.« NEWPORT. R.I. (UPI) Maine: Today in the north, Extended outlook for New Eng­ Thunderstorms spiked by 80 On this date in history: Richard M. Diamond, Publisher — About $1 million worth scattered showers ending followed land Monday through Wednesday; Bolton' 2forlsale! mph winds and golfball-size hail In 1608, the town of Quebec was founded in Canada of valuables was stolen by clearing. In the south partly Connecticut, Massachusetts and Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager thrashed the Great Lakes and by Samuel de Champlain. from the Belcourt Castle. sunny with scattered thunder­ Rhode Island: Variable cloudiness 188 West Middle Tpke. Plains Friday, felling trees, derail­ In 1775, George Washington took command of the mansion on swank Bel­ Monday. Fair, hot and humid USPS 327-500 Tuesday showers. Highs in the mid 70s north ing an Amtrak train and knocking Continental Army at Cambridge, Mass. VOL. Cll, No. 232 levue Avenue while the a Manchester, Ct. to 80s south. Fair north and chance Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs in Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. 2nd set out lights for thousands before In 1863, Confederate forces commanded by Gen. owners were entertaining of showers, then partial clearing the 80s Monday and upper 80s to Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace, Room, giving w^y to a sweltering Four^b Robert E. Lee were defeated by the Union army upder Publlshsd dolly except Sunday and certoln holldava guests in another .part'of south tonight. Lows 50s tiorth to low mid 90s Tuesday and Wednesday, Community Hall. ^ of color TEL. 643-7424 of July weekend. command of Gen. George Meade'ht Gettysburg, bv the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place, the house, police reported 60s south. Mostly sunny ofi Sunday except cooler south facing coastal ’Thursday Penn. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postoge paid a t' Friday. , . with a chance of a few showers in sections. Overnight lows from the Up ..to-8. inches of -rain from Monchester, Conn. POSTM ASTER: Send address Board of Library Directors, 7:30 p.m., Bentley In' 1928, the world’s first color television-transmis­ Police say burglars, by­ prints the'kouthwest. Highs in the 70s to ■ mid 60s to mid 70s. accompanying storms threatened changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Memorial Library. sion was accomplished by Jone Logie Baird in Mandiester, Conn. 06040. passing elaborate secur­ low 80s. Maine: mostly fair and hazy flash floods in Minnesota and COUPON London. ity protection, took gold New Hampshire: Partly sunny weather through the period, but Wisconsin. FREE! In 1976, Israeli commandos raided the airport at To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, coll and silver items — includ­ with a chance of a few afternoon Citizens of Rochester, Minn., Bring In your color with scattered thundershowers Entebbe, Uganda, rescuing scores of hostages held by 647-9946. Office hoursote 8 ;30 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday Coventry Jaycees ing a crown, chalice and today with highs near 80 north and showers central and north. Very prepared for flooding from the through Prldoy and 7 fb 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery • Fast S Ac(»rile Arab terrorists. icons — sometime Tues­ film for developing mid to upper 80s south. Chance of warm and humid with highs in the Zumbro River, which was ex­ should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Prldoy>Md Prescription Service by 7:30 o.m. Saturday. ( day night. The owners and printing at the evening showers south, otherwise 80s to low 90s, except cooler along pected to crest 4 feet over flood to have festival •Sanicr Citizen ITALIAN ICES ‘ Sugm ted carrier rotes are SI.20 weekly, SS.I2for one reported it Wednesday, partial clearing tonight. Lows 50s the coast. Lows in the 50s and 60s. stage. But officials said threats of Monday, July 4 regular price month, S15.3S for three months, SX.70 for six months but it was not made public . Discounts ' north to low 60s south. Mostly New Hampshire: Mostly fair, severe flooding ended by early Monday, July 4, is the 185th day of 1983 with 180 to and $61.40 for one year. Moll rotes are ovollable o n ' COVENTRY — The Jaycees, in a joint effort with until Friday'. Get a second set of sunqy on Sunday with a chance of a hazy, hot and humid weathdr afternoon. request. ■Cill U$ (or Price Quole follow. the Jaycee women, will sponsor a special event Sept. The mansion,! one of the print FREE Buy one get one\free shower south. Highs near 80s north through the period with a chance of About 20 miles west of Roches­ It is American Independence Day — the nation’s 10, called a “ Coventryfest.” many “ summer cot­ and/in the 80s south. a few showers north. Highs in the ter, the small town of Hayfield was To place a cloasltled or display advertisement, or to 207th birthday: report a news Item, story or picture Idea, coll 643-2711. The out-door festival will be held at the Captain Hale tages" built around the Vermont: Chance of a thunder- 80s to mid 90s. Lows mostly in the . isolated by flood waters that ■ CROWN PHARMACY The moon is in its last quarter. Office hours are 8:30 o.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Middle School, and admission will be free. The event turn of the century, is offer expires July 31, 1983 sh^wer today. Warm and humid 60s. covered access highways. 208 Wfst Canter St. The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. Friday. will begin at 10 a.m. and end at 6 p.m. A rain date will owned by Ruth and Ha­ t^th highs in the 80s. Clearing " Vermont; Hazy, hot and humid Morning thunderstorms and The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. be the next day. rold Tinney who now run it 649*0312 (Umi.frMiaciiMasi) tonight and a bit cooler with lows with a chance of afternoon or winds of between 50 and 80 mph The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Organizations are invited to participate. For more as a tourist attraction and OFBf JULY 4 — 9 a.m. • 1 p.m. around 60. mostly sunny and warm evening thunderstorms. Highs 85 swept from Michigan and Indiana Press International news services and Is a member of Born on this date were author Nathanial Haw­ the Audit Bureau of Circulations. information on how to become in vo lv^ , call 742-5459 have a large collection of (We are open 9 to 6 on July 4th) Sunday with highs 80 to 85. to South Dakota and Nebraska, to 95 and lows in the 60s to low 70s. thorne, in 1804, songwriter Stephen Foster, in 1826, or 742-6920 for details. antiques. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturrfuv, July 2, 19B3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Julv^2. 1983 - 5 II Transit fund bill signed Connecticut In Brief TER HOUSE WASHING r a m OIL High Praaeure Power Shutdown threat William E. Chipman, concluding HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William duplicated existing law that already Chipman broke the law by diverting O'Neill signed legislation effective authorized development of such a Washing Of Vinyl, PLAINFIELD - A Plainfjeld investors funds in several business Friday establishing a special $14 preservation plan. MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood firm has threatened to shut down in deals and should be prosecuted. million fund that will be used to pay for Weir, who died in 1919, was consi­ Sided Homes. the face of a vote by union State Banking Commissioner repairs to the state's deteriorating dered a pioneer in the American employees rejecting a new contract Brian J. Woolf announced Thursday roads and bridges. Impressionism school of painting. He proposal. he was turning over the results of the O'Neill also signed bills that could lived and painted on the 2l^acre farm. qu! £ ! ? I U ce MAK Painting Haig Dadourian, president of the investigation done by his Securities make it more difficult for defendants to O'Neill also noted in his veto message IrtterRoyal Co . said he doesn't know and Business Investment Division to use insanity as a defense pnd ordering a the farm was in the path of the proposed cAu 568-3500 • 4 3 -2 6 S 9 if the plant will re-open on Tuesday. Hartford State's Attorney John M. study pf the feasibility of public new Route 7 and urged any preserva­ HASm Members of the United Steel Bailey. ownership of large electric companies, tion plan developed for the land take Workers Union Local 2448 agreed to If Bailey concurs with the find­ the Governor's Office said. into account the plans for the road. c n u n MITO BODY work under the old contr;^ but ings. he will apply for an arrest The governor also cast his third veto The transportation fund bill signed warrant for Chipman. Bailey said ROUTE 13 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 763 Thursday rejected thc-newoTfer by a of the year, striking down a bill that by O'Neill revived an idea scrapp^ by MAIN ST. 129-6 vote. the Banking Department provided would have directed the development the state in the mid 1970s. The company, which makes office him with eight boxes of documents of a plan for preserving the farm that The state had a special fund for 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 and dormitory furniture, is in the to back up its case, and he said he was home to a prominent landscape highways but it was eliminated in a 191 process of financial reorganization expects to take about a month to painter. budget crunch and the functions 643-0016 through the U.S. Bankruptcy court. review the material. .COM FLIT# COLLISION NEPAIR FEATURIIIIG THIS WEEK .. MAIN ST. O'Neill said the bill, which called for involved brought under the General About 160 of the 225 member-local development of the plan for the J. Alden Fund, which covers most state •POMION AND AMINICAN CAN* MANCHESTER reported for work Friday but the Klan suit filied Weir farm in Ridgefield and Wilton, expenditures. Since -1947 643-1900 remainder had been laid off. Art Cunliffet Prop: Anne’s Place * HARTFORD — Three state resi­ dents have sued to prevent the use of Unisejif — Hair Styling Salon ENEBGY SAVING Awaiting triai any state facilities by a University of FAREWELL CONCERT * - o STOBM • PBIME AWNINGS HARTFORD — James Boscarino, Connecticut professor appointed by at Old Fashion Prices 23. of Windsor, awaiting trial tor a federal judge to represent the Ku OPEN TUESDAY thru SATUBDAY 10:00 a.m. to 5KI0 p.m. WINDOWS BEPUCEMENT & rape, has been released on $20,000 Klux Klan in court. THE CHANCEL CHOIR h t H) 6 DOOBS WINDOWS CANOPIES bond after his arrest on another The suit asks to bar UConn sexual assault charge., professor Matthew Horowitz from of South United Methodist Chureh 109 CENTER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES using law school secretaries, tele­ Haircuts ^5 Perms $20 Police Thursday charged Bosca­ Wolk^ins WolcoHM, But Appointmontf Have Prioritya Call Anne at 643-1442 Glass & Screen Repairs rino in a break-in and rape that phones, copying and other equip­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT MANCHESTER 64^-6922 occurred a week ago in Windsor. ment in representing Bill Wilkinson, • SHARPFNINQ • RUBBER STAMPS Hardware & Accessories THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ■ - - - Boscarino was charged in January imperial wizard of the Invisible • L0CKSMITHIN6 with a rape in South Windsor that Empire of the Knights of the Ku ALUMINUM 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 occurred on March 3, 1982, and Klux Kl*t^ 1983 TOUR OF THE BRITISH ISLES • PLASTIC SI6M EN6RAVIN6 SIDING 70S Main St. MoHchetter, Ct. released on $30,000 bond. Superior George Kelly and Drew Mayberry ^ i0->^ ’ It court Judge Julius Kremski said he of Hartford and Sheridan Vernon of WE UROICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND CDMMERCIAL (203) 643-6843 set a property bond because Bosca­ Manchester argue in the suit Horo­ AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION rino has cooperated in appearing in witz is violating state law by using Keep Your court in the past. state facilities to promote HEATING and SHEET METAL discrimination. Horowitz was assigned by U.S. Eyes On This a^mtomatic <^(atm & Secueitff 2 New England Mechanical Services, Inc Men recruited District Judge Jose Cabranes to TOTAL FIRE & BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION NEW HAVEN - Yale University represent Wilkinson in two federal Space Next is recruiting 1,000 homosexual men lawsuits filed last year charging 166 TUNNEL RD. Complete installation of violation of civil rights by police as part of a proposed national study Week. VERNON, CT. 06066 Telephone Jacks and Systems over a four-year period on the during Klan rallies in the state. 671-1111 dreaded AIDS illness. Horowitz is handling the cases as a MAWrHFSTER CT 06040 The volunteers would undergo volunteer lawyer for the Connecti­ complete physical examinations cut Civil Liberties Union. and provide blood samples every six “ S c rrirt^ Manchester For Over 30 Years*' months for four years, said Dr. John Declared incomptent GAS M. Dwyer, an immunologist and HARTFORD — An Enfield man SAVERS! pent\and The F lo ris t professor of medicine and pediatrics charged with strangling his mother 24 BIRCH ST. at Yale University School of has been declared mentally incom­ **VOLKSWAGENour SPECIALTY'^ Medicine. petent to stand trial and committed We Buy • Sell and Repair All Make Cara TEL. 643-6247 He said Thursday the recruitment to the Norwich State Hospital. Aulobody A Claaswork 643-4444 is in response to a research proposal Superior Court Judge Thbmas J. TIM MORIARTY F.T.D. by the National Institue of Health O'Donnell ruled Thursday that Conducted By For All Your Noodo MASTER CHARGE into the devastating acquired im­ AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE Thomas Aduskevicz, 23, was unable SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE mune deficiency syndrome that to understand court proceedings and DAVID CLYLE MORSE TRAVELmINSURANCE 270 HARTFORD ROAD M ANCHESTER 643-6277 destroys the body's natural defenses 391 Broad St., Manchastar would be unable to defend himself Works By Brahms, Handel, Scarlatti, Britten, against infection. during a trial. 646-7096 The Calico Patch Aduskevicz, charged with killing Durufle, Gounod, and Rutter SPECIALIZING IN “Tha Unique Little Quilt S h o p ” Probe completed his mother. Barbara Aduskevicz. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS last December, will be evaluated in (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) 1227 Buraikto Ave., E. Httd. 528-1295 HARTFORD — State investiga­ 90 days and a hearing will be held Wednesday, July 6, 1983 8:00 P.M. B&L ENTERPRISES DON WIUIS GARAGE, INC. Anne invites her many'friends and cliental to visit her in her own “ Full service tors have completed their probe of Sept. 22 to determine his Manchstlar, Conn. specialists Hours; Monday— baturday, 10 to b former Hartford Hellions head competency. WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE unisex hair salon” located in the Manchester Mall at 811 Main St. Anne has over Thursday & Friday til 9 PM FREE ADMISSION •SPRAYING GENERAL REPAIRING 10 years experience in hair styling and before coming to the mall she worked at Propane Cylinders Filled E v e ryth in g J •TREE FEEDING & CARE the former Schultz beauty parlor, the former Nu-U,'ahd the Carriage House, Air Conditioning Service and Designs by Connie. In The TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET 20% 0FF •STUMP GRINDING 6 4 » -4 n i M ANCHESTER CONN 06040 In (Except Consignment Items) Store! •SNOWPLOWING WE HAVE Iniurod h LIconsod • Conn. Arboriit #2176 The MANCHESTER MAIL Bruce Litvinchyk MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. 811 MAIN Sf. . MANCHESTER OVER 45 6 4 6 -3 4 2 5 Snfl'ty Vntlvftiou //ome of the Antique Market Place YEARS MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE U SPECIAL RATES •FOUL WEATHER SUITS 12,000 sq. ft. of Antique, Coins & Coiiectibie Shops TELEPHONE 649-6713 Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 •BOOTS •HOSE Auctions Every Thursday at 7: P.M. •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS QUALITY FOR PAUL SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER HARRISON ST. 5 Glen Rd. • Manchester • 643iS107 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER GENERAL LANDSCAPING NON-COMMERCIAL AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE L Call^or Free Eetimete EVERYTHING IN GLASS 1 "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 6 4 3 -2 0 7 2 ADVERTISERS! ^^5 WOODLAND ST. -a FamFy LandUci^gaus/nass MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 fZt o»r so va»a- • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING U WMTE GLASS GO. Tho colorful store that comes to your door. "' THIS IS FOR • 4 « - 7 3 a a DECOR AHHG DEN urtH 30 IF 4«s n\pnHit:yf h » Cuitom dropDry • woven woods • mini-bllndi • bodiproods 31 BIS8ELL ST MANCHE8TEB • vorticol blinds • swogs/cornicos • shados RAZOR’S .MIRRORS .SHOWER DOOH& .SiyHE FRONTS E xperl d*coroling odvice al your conveoience with no obligation YOU ••• .SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES .ETC. . Appelntmofits doyi. evefiinak weekeMf* EDGE FAMILY HAIR CCNTER & CO. FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS ^YOUR FRIENDS, 968 Main St. STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Downtown TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE"^ Call 647-1167 H IM III STI H for your appointment YOUR NEIGHBORS, ( = 1 iini^ilPIIOVUIIEIIT - _ p o o l,______DW. rtf* Vi',' "The Place For Antiques" 649-3589 YOUR^KIDS, TV Nnt to S|0|i I SImp lACK BFRTRAND 643-1262 OLD FASHIONED PRICES” V Tues^thruSat ANNE'S PLACE ,Sp«>riafMin(r in Wines YOUR MOM, j r ^ Unisex-Full Service Helrelylinq MERCURY' I OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE 1 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Haircuts ’5 Perms ^20 The Calico Patchr Pine Shopping Plaza YOUJl DAD, Call for appointments 643-1442 The Phone 646-2796 DISCOUNT LIOUOR STORE NO SERVICE CHARGE “ A Unique Little Quilt Shop" One of Mancheeter'u Lergeet Setectlonu Of FIgural Ceremlcu In MANCHESTER Stock. Our Volumn Sevee You Money. 100’e Of Speclalu. 811 MAIN8T. Master Charge and Visa Accepted HALL ReaerviUons lor . Hotala . 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GARNER'S RUG CLEANING. 643-5879 643-5735 14 Hleh St. IrMr) MoncliMtM', Conn. in the storei hardwoedi - 731 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER 64A-5630 cabinet plywoods LOOK FOR THE STARS... New truckmount — powerful — jieep -r- boat iiNnlMr Selected fabrics ^1.50/yd. Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you 4, ^ [ T | V Steam ExtriKtion ■ ^ complete millinE facility CALL US FIRST! 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE better results. Put a star on Your ad and see what a differ- T||[|n|Trijp r t Residentlel A Commercial 260 Tolland Take. Manchealer, Ct. Vlall our carpM and vinyl ahowroom. In Tha Did Mill Bahind Economy Eloctric Shop Now And Save For Your LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS ence it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday 8:30 > ^ We alto do lapaln and Inttallallona DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPERS “In business, under 6 49 -4663 Fall Projects....! a.m. to 5:00 p.m. " " ' same ownership, lor over 25 yearsi / ■\. ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 2. 1983 — 7 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 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Rated teltirra him one of her three eons ia Anderson Ms. SopMa Loren, Marcello M at- 3 :3 0 A .M . Not exactly a Watergate, but (B - •ooosr Anwriea WMkIy 9 - Stylo With Elsa Klonach PG. Sid Caesar portrays a number troianni. 1964 (jJ) - MOVIE: 'Come Out. Washington -> NghSghM of prataMlon«l and 9 - Eloetile Company ® • Sneak Previewe Co-hosta amataur aoccar la faaturad. of characters including Prof. Hel­ Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons (SI - M O V IE ; 'Th e Oamaa' Man Come Out. Wharavar You Are' 9 ~ Aoktha Manager from different parts of tho world A n American girl vacationing in lomly at Carter, like a boy being Merry-Qo-Round'’' (B-SpoRaLooh mut Von Deficit, when he hosts take a took at what's happening runs. Stockman says he re­ compete in the marathon race for England is told that her missing WASHINGTON - President V 9 - Spokosman N B C ’s SATURDAY NIGHT at the movies. members the papers clearly unfairly picked upon, and said: 9-FaatlvaialFaHh an Olympic Gold Medal. Michael companion did not exist and that Reagan may prove to be right in 11:00 A.M. LIVE. July 2. 8:3 0 P.M . Crawford, Ryan O'Neal. Stanley Jack Geimond and that they were “ useful” in “ There you go again.” Then he S - Woody Woodpackar she had checked into an inn di Jig as "much ado about (P (P - Bugs Buntiy/Road CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (B) - Great Chefe/Naw Orleans Baker. 1970 . alone. Linda Day George. 1975 preparing Reagan for the served up his standard re­ O - Nowa/Sporta/Waoihar R u n n a rS h o w - 1983 Collega World noL.iiiig" the matter of the 1980 O - Jolin ny Quaat 9 :0 0 P.M . 11:45 P.M . (32) and debate. joinder that he had supported a CP 9 - Mork B Mindy/ © 1 0 83 Compulog Sariaa Highlights Carter debate briefing book 9 - Rkig Around tho World CD - MOVIE: 'Tha Ball Jar' A 9 - MOVIE: "The Daap' A Stockman himself won rave different Medicare bill that tavama B Shklay/Fonz Hour young couple vacationing in Ber­ somehow falling into the hands ■ - Faith «nr Today young woman searching for her 3:4 5 A .M . Jules Witcover reviews within the Reagan would have been “better for the (P - AS Star WrastSnq own identity bottles up her emo­ muda becomes involved in in­ of the Reagan campaign. Delays (33) - MOVIE; 'Grease 2' A Bri­ n - J o t a o n a - trigue and terror cantering around campaign as Carter’s stand-in, senior citizens and provide 9 - H e o H a w tions and withdraws into herself tish exchange student falls for the Maybe indeed a good fairy Syndicated columnists in a story baaed on tha autobiog­ tw o sunken ships. Jacqueline Bia- and no wonder. Columnist better care” — a much less 7:30 A.M. 9-bisldathaUSFL leader of a female gang. Maxwell dropped it over the transom at raphy of poet Sylvia Plath. Mari­ sat. Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw. Caulfield, Michelle Pfeiffer. 1982. CP-BuMnUo (B - Standing Room Only: 1977. Rated PG. George Will, who says he saw comprehensive bil backed by endanger lyn Hasaett, Robert Klein, Julie Rated P(3. Reagan headquarters, and any­ (P-Oaltmart DoSy In Concert DoSy Patton Harris. 1979. the papers in Stockman’s kit­ the arch-foe of Medicare, the performs in London. 12:00 A .M . 4 :0 0 A .M . way, very iikely Ronaid Reagan (P - Nowarti RaoSty ® - News Update chen and found them to be American Medical Association. 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Tha comributions of both Moonbasa Alpha' W han a catas­ (B) - Matinee at tho Bijou Buf­ * Top Rank Boxing Spring his own role of helping prepare the spontaneous comeback, and with foreclosure. Jim my Lydon, love story of the poets Elizabeth (3D young man, in love with a married furor that would have occurred It is probably too much to opponent, George McGovern. S-SpoitsPralM traditional medicine and wsstsm trophic sxploalon throws the falo Stampede.’ Highlightt Ksy Francis. George Bancroft. Barrett and Robert Browning, and woman, plots to kill her husband, Reagan for the debate. But maybe “ there you go again” WASHINGTON - Critics Of orthodox msdidns to tha Nigerian moon out of ha orbit, a crew of at the time had it been disciosed expect in politics for a candi­ What made the Watergate IB - Popayo and Filanda apace explorare are cut adrift In 1940. 6 :3 0 P .M . her father's jealousy. Norma ® - Naws/Sporta/Waathar then feign insanity. Jeff Hunter, Reagaan’s debate performance was spontaneous. But the fact overzealous government regul£ people are examined. (R) (60 Shearer, Fredric March, Charles Anne Francis, Dana Andrews. that candidate Reagan’s strate­ date to be handed a windfall like break-in much ado about some­ Sports Roviaw mki.l (Closed Captkxiedl outer apace. Martin Landau, Bar­ (B) - Woodwright's Shop CD CD ~ CBS News (S ) ~ Pelicula: 'Long Ploy' suggests the briefing papers he had reason to know Carter Laughton. 1934 1965 gists had President Carter’s that and refuse it, or admit thing was that it was an tion often state their case in terms - Sports BWy bara Bain. 1977 CD ® - N ew s (B ) - MOVIE: 'Street Music' An 9 - Hoy Miamo Anfrhlonea 3 :1 5 P .M . (S ) “ Freeman Reports made his task of responding to would bring up the old anti- of the cost in dollars and cents. But 9 - SpoUioht Pravlaw 9 - Sunday at tha King'k (D “ To Ba Announced 9 :1 5 P .M . actress and a bus driver fall in debate game-plan before them publicly he has come into out-and-out crime and an at- OulZarmo Ochoa. Lourdes Guar- (P - MOVIE. 'Cosmic Medicare chestnut presents the raro y Juan Dosal prssantsn sata House (2 ) - Freeman Reports love white protesting the destruc­ 4 :3 0 A .M . possession of such papers and temptlo affect the outcome of a Carter’s statements considera­ reluctant regulation often has a 9 - Vtowpokit on NuttMon Princasa' (H ) - Dance Fever in preparing for what was seen programa da asuntoa pubNcos 9 - Nowanukara Saturday tion of a seedy hotel. Elizabeth bly easier. possibility that maybe it wasn’t cost measured in human lives. ^ O - George Jones: With a (32) - 2nd Annual Legendary then as a critical Juncture of a return them unexamined. presidential election by shady 9 - Mocnkigtown presantaiKlo noticias y varlada in- 9 - W eak In Review 9 :3 0 P .M . Daily. Larry Breeding, Ned Glass. so spontaneous after all. 9 - MOVIE; ‘Budo; Great Little Help from Hia Friends 1982. Rated R. Pocket Billiard Stars c lo s e 1980 p r e s id e n t ia l Leaks of that sort from malcont­ means. The fact is, we don’t ^ A grim exampie of regulatory 8:00 A.M. formadon. Mastan of tha Martial Aru' CD ® ) - Love Boot Julie's aunt 3 :3 0 P .M . Tammy Wynette. Waylon Jen­ and her friend vie for the same ONE OF THE strategies The important thing now, foot-dragging is the 18 months A 9 - Threo Stooges This documentary focuses on a 12:30 A .M . campaign. ents do occur from time to time know whether in this later op (P - Popoys/OSvs Comody (S ) - Video Jukebox nings and other country stars join man and the ship hosts a special fito w variety of Japaruaa martial arts George for this country music - All In the Family in campaigns. But the central episode the Reagan campaign suggested to Carter in his however, is what the adminis­ took the Nationai Highway Traffic IB) - Cosm os 'The Paralstenca - Style With Elsa Klensch wine tasting competition. (R) (90 CD including (udo, aikido, karate and S) get-together. briefing papers was to go after tration does about answering Safety Administration to announce CP - Colon National Racing of Memory.'Dr. Cad Sagan axant- >■) (S ) - Money Week New phone ONE OF THE reasons Rea­ question — so far unanswered — was beneficiary or perpetrator. inas tha human brain arid the nar- ksndo. 1978. Ratsd PG. (S) - MOVIE: 'Legend of the 9 - Super Ftlands (55 - *YouI' Mag. for Women - Hitch Hikers Guide/ was whether the Reagan cam­ Reagan on the Social Security the bottom-line question. Rea­ that there was a rear-brak^ (P vous aystam. (R| (60 n.| 9 - Magic of Oil Painting W ild ' A man flees civilization in 1:00 A .M . gan agreed to debate Carter the 1830's to live in the wilder­ (S ) - E^ans and Novak Galaxy dials itself issue and to go on from there, gan, belatedly but properly, has (P - Chrlatophaio (Cloaad Captioned) ~ Sanford and Son was that his strategists con­ paign was just a passive recip­ TH E A R G U M E N T that the probiem with 320,000 General 9 - Rsino Sahraia ness among wild animals. Dan (D 9 - Pk* Panthar Show ® - NBC News 10:00 P.M . cluded they had to counter ient or an active pursuer. In briefing papers weren’t critical saying Reagan had helped ■ now instructed the Justice De­ Motors’ 1980 X-Cars. During that 11:15 A.M. 9 - This Week In Basoball Haggerty. Denver Pyle. Rated PG. CD - MOVIE; The Group' A NEW YORK (UPI) - 9 - ESPN SportaCantar (2 i) - FrontHno 'El Salvador.' CD - N ow s story of eight college girls who plainer words, did it have an in the outcome begs the ques­ “ lead the fight to defeat Medi­ partment to “monitor” develop­ long stretch of bureaucratic dilly- 9 - S p o r t a 9 - M O V IE ; T o B s Announced (B ) - Magic of Animal Painting The consumer products questions about Reagan’s relia­ ® | *• Newamakars ' W a r W Khin graduate from Vasaar in 1933 care when it was being consi­ ments in the case “ vigorously.” 9 - A k Supply In HowaU This 9 - W all Strast W eak Louis CD - bility that were keeping voters agent in the Carter campaign tion. Reagan’s observation that daliying, NHTSA recorded lO 11:30 A.M. 4 :9 0 P .M . O ) - Jefforsons and what happens to them for the division of a telephone Australian pop rock group per­ Rukeyter analyzes the '80s with a (3$ - Standing Room Only: dered by the Congress.” Carter But until the White House says deaths and at least one cripplin]^ 9 - Ploy You r Boot Ten nis T o ­ next six years. Shirty Knight, Eli­ company has introduced a from committing to him. “ We who stole the briefing papers? “ frankly I don’tthink there ever forms aS of their hits. weekly review of economic and 9 - MOVIE: 'Breakthrough' A Dolly in Concert Dolly Parton day’s show faaturaa ‘Spaciahy 7 :0 0 P .M . zabeth Hartman. Hat Holbrook. new device that automati­ It should not be forgotten that was a briefing book as such” did Just that, and when he did, how the papers came into the injury in X-Cars. ' 9 * ScIiolMtic Spofts Aesd. investment matters. Nazi sergeant gets involved in a performs in London. 1966. needed a way to reassure the Shots.' plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. (D * Agrontky & Co Reagan came back imme­ Reagan campaign’s possession, 9 - Spidatinan (33) - Alfred Hitchcock Hour cally dials for help when a country about our candidate,’’ the Watergate break-in likewise has already been refuted by 9 -Sports Weak 2:00 P.M. Richard Burton, Robert Mhehurn, CD - Miller's Court CD “ MOVIE: 'Deathdroam' A mother, obsessed with the con­ fire breaks out. was dismissed at first as much diately with one of his most and from whom, the question H E R E ’S A partial chronology ^ 9 - Nawa/SportsANsathor - BasabaH Bunch Rod Steiger. Rated ro . (33) - Voice of Faith James Baker, now the White aides, including Budget Direc­ 9 -M O V IE : 'OnQoldanPond' CP CD ® - At Tha Movies viction that her son did not die ki The American Bell memorable lines of the debate. will continue to be asked — and death and delay; 9 9 - Sm urfs (S ) - Pick the Proa Sportswri- (S - Outer limits House chief of staff, said ado about nothing and it was tor David Stockman, who Three geoerettons confront eech 9 - Auto Racing: Tha 24 CD - Muppet Show action, accuses the State Depart­ Emergency Call System Reagan looked rather for- should be. • July 1, 1981: NHTSA safety O - SsoamaS— i Stroat lOosad otfier during a vacation at a New Hours of LeMens ters preview upcoming games ® • News/Sporta/Weather ment of lying. He does come afterward, “ and they gave us an noted, quite reasonably, that played Carter in pre-debate dry CD - Saint is triggered by a smoke Captionod] England cottage. Katharine Haf>- ® - MOVIE: 'Four Desperate and viewers compete for prizes. s - MOVIE: 'The Octagon' A home but strange things begin to engineers decided to begin an (3D ® - Solid Gold 9 - TMtro FantMtioo hum. Henry Fonda. Jana Fonda. M a n ' Four men, on an island off dD - Prog cont'd retired kung fu champ goes back occur. John Marley, Lynn Carlin, detector to alert anyone in investigation after receiving 212 1981. Rated PG. Sydney. Australia, threaten to (S ) - ESPN SportsCenter into action to combat a secret or­ Richard Backus. 1972 the house and. at the same - M O V IE : ‘Six Pack' Six ® - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew 9 der of Oriental killers. Chuck Nor­ owner complaints of brake lock­ young orphans tty to help a stock 12:00 P.M. Watt the efty off the face of the (3 ) - Sports Probe time, automatically dial S i - News Update ris, Lee Van Cleef. Rated R. SD - Beat of M idnight Specials car ddvar Improva hia luck. Kanny Kkra World earth. Aldo Ray. Heather Sears. two customer-selected, Guest editorial ups, involving 58 accidents. Ghf CP - ( 3 - Festival of Faith (St - Wild, Wild W ait Rogars. Diana Lana. 1982. Ratsd 1960. (8 ) - Pelicula: 'Loa Ojoa Dejan O ) - M ystery The Racing was notified privately; no press CP-Qot Sm art (S ) - News Update pre-programmed emer­ PG. 9 -M O V IE : 'SoylamOrsan' A Huella' Game.' Sid and Chico investigate (S ) - Nawe/Sporta/Weathar release was written, though this is CP - OlSgan’s Planet futuristic tala In which humankind O -M O V IE : 'LuciferComplex' S i Entertainment This Week a scheme involving racetrack gency numbers with a 9 - Carraaoolandaa S i - Bionic Wontan - ABC Waakand Special la forced back to Ha moat primi- bookmakers. (R) (60 min.) voice-syntheisized mes­ customary. CP @ - Magic of Oil Painting S S ”* Soledad Serie dramatica. SO -4Rock 'n' Roll Tonito 8:30 A.M. 'The Revenge of Rad Chief.' Rad tiva Inatlncta in order to survive. Libertad Lamarque. [Closed Captioned) sage. The message re­ A week later, initial tests gave (T l (P - Pandamonkan Chief ratums to uptat tha rain* Charlton Heston, Edward G. Rob­ 4 :1 5 P .M . @S) - Lo Major del Box 1 :1 5 A .M . ports the fire and gives the U.S. industry making achama of tw o criminalt. inson. Leigh Taylor-Young, (3 ** Campbell Show evidence that “gripping” brake (S )' Sports - A B C N ew s (P 9 - Pac Man/Utda (R) (Cloaad Captionad] Chuck Connors, Jospeh Cotten (3 ) - New Horizons (S) - MOVIE: 'The Looker' A CD address, telephone linings were causing lockups. GM iCaoala/RIchIa Rich 1973 4 :3 0 P.M . plastic surgeon investigates the G9 - HBO Rock: Bkmdio This number and other perti­ CP * Hardy Soya/ Nancy Draw 7 :1 5 P .M . mysterious deaths of his pa­ 'New Wave' group performs all was notified; the public was not CP - N o w Jorso y Paopla - Nows Update m CD ~ Waatam Open OoH nent information to the 9-TwW ghtZona IS) (S )' Sports Saturday tients. Albert Finney. James Cob­ of their hits. • Aug. 2,1981: Kim Sutton, 18, of 9 ~ Eaaonea Coverage of the third round is nearest fire department is the one hurt 9 - World Sportsman Outdoor ® - WreatUng urn. Susan Dey. 1981. Rated. PG. ' ^ 0 - Co -E d Mag Griffin hosts this presented from the Butler Na­ 7:30 P.M . (B ) - Rock of Ages or answering or alarm Maryville, Tenn., lost control of advanturaa from throughout the ® • Last Chance Garage tional Golf Club, Oak Brook. IL. ® ) - Exchange waakly taan magaziiw. CD - On the Rood w/ Kuralt 1:30 A .M . her Buick Skylark after applying world are hotted by Curt G owdy. ® - Futbol Irrtamacional: (90 min.) bureau. Editor’s note: On Saturdays the - Suparharosa 10:30 P.M . No one wants to see the 9 (60 mki.) Atlatico Eapanol va. Atlatico CD - A ll In the Family (D • Carter Country A transmitter, placed the brakes on a rain-slick road, dD - CHiPa Patrol - Black Nawa Manchester Herald reprints edi­ 9 - Big Story 9 - MOVIE: *My Son. My Son' Madrid CEI Soviet Union and its allies d 9 - Scholastic Sports Acad. rp - Muppet Show CD - MOVIE: Sergeant York' within 4 inches of each torials from other New England spun into the opposite lane and was A man gives everything to hit son IX) - Thia Weak In Baaaball The story of Alvin York, a back­ 9 - Falx Tha Cot o > Major League Baseball: Q® - Sports Look smoke detector in a home, newspapers, lliis Is from the acquire goods that are mil­ hit by an oncoming Jeep. She died even though ha triaa to ataal hia IS ) - Big Story QD 9 - Indapendem Network woods pacifist who became one Baottlo at Toronto (S ) - Fourth Estate signals a console that Boston Glohe. 12 days later. 9:00A.M. nawty marriad wife. Madaleina - Matinee at tha Bijou N e w s of the moat decorated soldiers of itarily significant and that it Carroll, Brian Ahema, Louis Hay­ (8 - MOVIE: *A Dangerous . ( 2 ) • M i Sacrataria Situacion W W I. Gary Cooper, Walter Bren­ activates a voice synthes­ CP (P - Maatbals B SpaghoM ® - Sportabeat ^ evidently cannot produce for Robert Olive, the Sutton fam ily^ ward. 1940. Sum m er' An archHect and a fin­ comics acerca de los suceaos 1 0 :4 5 P .M . nan. Joan Leslie. 1941. ized message, "F ire, fire, (P-1 Lova Lucy ancier team up to build an Aus­ - Wok Thru China attorney, told my associate Tony 9 - Lhdng FaKh (B) acaecidoa an una oficina. - M ore Real People - Dr Jamaa Scott The Reagan administra­ itself. . (P - Nkw on Now Jaraoy tralian vacation resort. Tom (38) fire” is repeated for 30 Capaccio the accident “sure 9 - MOVIE: Tarzan and tha Skerrftt, Guy Doleman, James 5:00 P .M . (3 - At Tho Movies 11:00 P.M . ® - Big Story seconds. If the cancel tion’s single-minded e ffo i^ At the same time, duplica­ 9 - W a l Strast Journal Lost Safari' A ptayboy and hit Mason. 1982. CD ' Mission: Impossibla ( 3 - Spotlight Previsw ® - ABC Nawa button is not pushed looked like brake lockup.” 9 - NCAA Inatruet kmal CD GD CD ® O ® - News to block any Soviet accesajto tion of design in many cases wadding guaata crash-land in tha ® • MOVIE: 'Invasion from ® - Sports Magazine • Aug. 5, 1981: GM voluntarily pBflOT^--«-- (D ® - W ide W orld of S p o rU (B - MOVIE: 'Only Angela within that half minute, (ungls. Gordon Scott,' Yolanda Inner Earth' A strange disease 1:45 A .M . American high technology is involves a lot more than Donlan. 1967. CD - Road to LA. (B) - Nighttimes: Variety Have Wings' A showgirl, stop­ the console automatically recalled 47,000 X-Cars (though not 9 - M O V IE : ‘Qrsasa 2 ' A Bri- claims the lives of all the people in ping over in South America, dah sxchanga atudsm fala for tha (® - Tima Out Theater @ - M O V IE : 'Em ily' A girl is dials preprogrammed showing signs of being coun­ simply looking at parts and the model Kim Sutton had beep 9 - Nawo/Sporta/Waathar a remote town in northern Can­ 8 :0 0 P.M . meets a flyer who runs a mall and laadar of a famals gang. Maxwat eager to learn about life. Koo 9 - VIctary Garden ada. and three science students 0 - Kung Fu freight line. Cary Grant, Rita Hay­ emergency numbers, al­ terproductive. It actually stamping out sim ilar ones. driving). NHTSA bad evident^ CaumaM. Michalla PMffar. 1982. are left to investigate. Paul Ben- CD - Seven Brides for Seven Stark, Sarah Brackett, Richard . S i - Newa/Sports/Weather Brothers Evan's hero, a former worth. Jean Arthur. 1939 Oldfield. 1976. ternating the two for four linking the linings to the brake Ratsd PG. 9 - MOVIE: 'Coast to CoaaT tzan, Debbie Pick, Nick HoH. stimulates competitive ef­ Computer technology in­ A Bavaily HMa houaowlfa aa- (Q) Glen Campbell Show rodeo champion, rejects him in - Jackie Gleason Show times or until someone 9 - 'Your Mag. tar Woman 1977 CD (B) - MOVIE: 'A Dangerous lockups, yet the agency allowed capsa from a mental institution rodeo-class tryouts. (R) (60 min.) forts in the Soviet Union and volves highly sophisticated (S) - Monaymakafo - M O V IE : 'Ragtim e' A black (3D - Odd Couple S u m m e r' An architect and a fin­ shuts off the machineby GM to replace only the valves that 9 - Road to Los Angelas and takas up with a tiuckar. Dyan pianist seeks revenge for the way CD - MOVIE: ‘Bom Yesterday' ancier team up to build an Aus­ pushing the "3 '’ button on among more friendly com­ production technologies that Cannon, Robert Blake. 1980. A wealthy junk dealer hires a wri­ (32) ^ ESPN SportsCenter control the rear-brake hydraulic 9 -N a w t Update 2:15P.M. he is treated by a white fireman. tralian vacation resort. Tom a Touch-Tone telephone. Rated PG. ter to instruct his girl friend on eti­ (33) - Night Flight Skerritt, Guy Doleman. James petitors in Europe and Japan, the Soviet Union has not yet ^ 6 9 - Wknbladon Tarmls 9 - Health Weak Harold E. Rollins. Elizabeth The console has a sug­ pressure. ' O w nip io nshlps Coverage of tha 9 - MOVIE: 'The Tlirta McGovern, James Cagney. Rated quette. Judy Holliday, William (33) - Festival of Faith Mason. 1982. to the long-term disadvan­ Holden, Broderick Crawford. developed. • November 1981 to June 1982; woman's akiglea final is prs- Stooges Meat Harculas’ The 2:30 P.M. PG. (St - MOVIE: 'Murder gested list price of about 1951. 2 :0 0 A .M . tage of American industry The administration has aamad from the Att-Cnglarxt te n ­ Three Stooges find thamseh/ss (Tl - 8th Annual Rhythm B ® - Entertainment This Week M ansion' A couple meet a young $200 and transmitters Further NHTSA tests confirmed CD - Naws/SIgn Off / nis Ckib. London, England. (E back in andsnt Ithaca with tha in­ Blues Special CD (3D (2) ® ® - Major heiress who tells them of some about $30 each at Americn shown signs of recognizing that the brake linings, not the ventor of a time machina and N t O ) - Odd Couple and exports. hra.) O - HBO Rock: Blondle This League Baseball: Boston at strange and weird happenings. (^ - Independent Network gkl friend. The Three Sioogea, - Julia Child & Mora Bell PhoneCenters. hydraulic valves, were at fault. 9 “ S a iama Strsot [Cloaac 'New* Wave' group performs all (B) New York Yankees Analia Gade, Evelyn Steward, N e w s Blanket bans on sales of this principle in its decision to Vicki Trickatt, Quinn Radekar. Com pany The device is endorsed The raw data lay in the files for Captionad) of their hits. CD ® ~ Love Boat The Dallas Andres Resino. 1970 (32) ® (J8) QB) - Prog cont'd equipment that includes li­ allow sales of some computer 1962 Cow boy Cheerleaders, aboard to by Fireman’ s Fund Insu­ 9 - Burfaujaa Programa Infsmi ® - Crossfire 5:30 P.M . (S) Sports Tonight (S) ** Sports Update seven months before it was col­ 9 - B o w « n g perform for a billionaire, create rance Companies, which censed American goods to the equipment, including manu­ produckio an Msxkio. ® - Woodwright's Shop (S ) - Star Trek ® - El Show de R. Barral lated, and even then was not madg (E ) - Seiama Street (Cloaad some problems for the passen­ 2 :1 5 A .M . offers a 5 percent credit to - That Taan Show ® - Air Supply in Hawaii This Soviet Union and its allies facturing equipment, to the 9 Captioiwd] (B ) * Lawm akers Lawmakers re­ gers. (R) (90 min.) (3 - Twilight Zone ® - MOVIE: 'Jimmy Tha Kid' public. During those months, three Australian pop rock group per­ policyholders who buy 9 - Victory Oardan ports on the weekly activities of CD - MOVIE: 'Gumshoe' A (B) - Dave Allen at Large A 12-year-old is the kidnapping merely provoke the develop­ Chinese. Commentary 12:30 P.M. forms all of their hits. and install them. more people died and one person 9:15A.M. Congress. bingo caller decides to become a target of bungling crooks. Gary ment of such equipment In contrast, the administra­ was permanently crippled in X- (P CP - N e w Fat A lbert S how (S ) - Newsmakers Saturday gumshoe. Albert Finney and Billie 11:30 P.M . Coleman, Paul La Mat. Dee W al­ 9 - Vic’s Vacant Lot'Program­ 3:00 P.M. - Amarica'a Top Tan (8 ) - Wild Kingdom Whitelaw. 1971. lace. 1982. Rated PG. elsewhere. The ban last year tion seems to be falling into Cars suspected of brake lockup. ming for ChZdran.' (P CP - MOVIE; 'Fivs Deadly CD - Hawaii Five-0 - U S FL Football: Tam pa Bay Big aircraft carriers, on sale of U.S.-licensed pipe­ the mistake of believing that • June 1982 to December 1982 CP - Amarican Bandstand Venom s' (3 - MOVIE: 'The Ust Word' (32* (D - Benny HitI Show 2 :3 0 A .M . 9 - Hsalth Waak A widower battles against the at Birmingham 9 - At Ibo Movlaa CP - M O V IE : 'Johnny Guitar' A CD - M O V IE : 'Th e Secret Life (3D - Fast Focus the largest cargo ships line equipment for use in the the Soviet Union can move After the brake-lining report was government to defend his home (3 - MOVIE: 'Graasa 2' A Bri­ 9:30 A.M. 9 - MOVIE: ‘Undar tha gambling house proprietress of on Amarican Wife' A Holly­ and tankers, and even Improving technology and family. Richard Harris, Karen tish exchange student falls for the (32) - ESPN SportaCantar prepared, NHTSA inexplicably sat Siberian natural gas system forward only if it succeeds in CP (P - Bugs Buraiy/Road Rainbow' A tacrat aarvica man leams that the love of a guitar­ wood personality on a trip to New some passenger liners are Black, Martin Landau. 1980. leader of a female gang. Maxwell (H ) - Crossfire on it. Runner Show and a talent agent u n g ls with un­ playing ax-gunman Is worth more York for fun and games meets a was the most famous case. acquiring foreign technology. Rated PG. Caulfield, Michelle ^eiffer. 1982. too large to pass through • Dec. 15, 1982: Kathryn TappI (P - AU In tha Famly ruly munchkins at a hotel. Chevy than money. Joan Crawford, suburban housewife. Walter Mat­ 3 :0 0 A .M . Chase, Carria Fiahar. Eva Ardan. Scott Brady, Ernest Borgnine. 0 1 - Hogan's Heroes Rated PG. thau, Anne Jackson. Patrick the Panama Canal. The Soviet Union was capable There is a fine line to be should release parts orders based CP-Oavay/Oolath ® - Night Flight Editor’s note: Arnold Putnam It costs of design and production 17, of Teton, Wyo., was driving her 1981. Rated PG. 1953. IBI - Say It WHh Sign (3$ - Ovation O'Neal. 1968 of producing the equipment drawn between competition president of Rath & Strong, Inc., a upon only that schedule. (39 - Voice of Faith processes; numerical control ma­ Citation in a light snow when i(8 9 ~ Herald of Truth 9 - Washington DIatogua 9 - MOVIE: 'Godzilla' A news- S ~ MOVIE: 'Alien CD - Off Track Batting Lexington, Mass., consulting Ann. 9 -AR v s BW s II paperman in Tokyo sees the 6:0 0 P .M . Contamination' (B ) - Naws/Sports/Weathar but preferred not to devote and cooperation when the nufacturing and robotics will lower American manufacturers neqd front end went into a slight fishtail^ 9 - Squars Foot Oardankig - Honaymoonars to Improve quality. 9 'Money Waak monstrous sea beast who is ter­ OD (£ 9 - News (S ) - News/Sports/Waathar 3 :1 5 A .M . capital plant to a relatively United Staes considers its the costs for production and According to witnesses, when) rorizing the world. Raymond Burr. ® - MOVIE: 'The Inglorious 1:00P.M. m - Staraky and Hutch handling. Automation will reduce American companies' spend Tapp put on the brakes, the c w 9 - MOVIE: 'Aryl Now My 1956. ( 3 - M O V IE : 'O n Golden Pond' Bastards' A band of World War S - MOVIE: 'Budo: Great low-volume task when tur­ relations with its allies. In the Bv Arnold Putnam Lova' A love decreed by destiny CP - MOVIE: Tha Advontur- QD - Off Track Batting Three generations confront each II Allied prisoners attempts an es­ Masters of tha Martial Arts' lahor-intensive operations and will about IS percent of manufacturing swerved violentiy into an oncom­ unfolda whan tw o atrangsra mast ars' Drama of a man whose lova ® - T o p Rank Boxing from Las other during a vacation at a New cape to Switzerland. Bo Svenson. bines were available in te complex technology field, it is (S) - 2nd Annuai Legendary This documentary focuses on a and fal in lova. Martha Kailer, for Ilfs and hia coumty is accen- Vegas. N V England cottage. Katharine Hep- Fred Williamson. 1978. Rated R. be affordable because of the costs for direct labor inspection ing vehicle. She' died of her Pocket Biiiiard Stars variety of Japanese martial arts open market. important to keep the idea of Charles Danner, Andre Duaaoliar. tustad by tha horrors ha has aaan 9 - News Update declining costs of and* quality appraisal and quality injuries. in guantta warfare. Bakkn Feh- (3S - C o -Ed Meg Griffin hosts this More recently, as was American manufacturers have 1976. Rated PG. 9 - To Ba Announcod quarantine under control. microprocessors. losses. These costs are frequently Robert Tapp, Kathryn’s fathec mki, Charles Aznavour, Ernest weekly teen magazine. lost ground in world markets.' 9 - It's Your Bualnass 9 - MOVIE: Tha Deep' A pointed out in an editorial in An obsessive concern with twice as large as shown by B o r^k ia , Candies Bergen, Olivia ® - Battleatar Galactica High manufacturing and labor Automation offers more sub­ said he “didn’t know about the 9 - Last Chance Oaraga DeHaviHand, Roaaano Brani. young couple vacationing in Ber­ the-industry-oriented maga­ secrecy and technology stantial returns when used pru­ accounting. The difference is in the X-Car problem,” and added: “Had 1970 muda becomes involved in in­ (S ) - Newa/Sports/Weather costs, coupled with poor quality . 9:45A.M. trigue and terror centering around complete accounting fr iosses in - M O V IE : 'Run.; Angel. Run* - Inside Story zine Aviation Week, the Uni­ transfer may only isolate control, have forced the price of dently. Automating simple manu­ we known about it, my wife would 9 - N C A A Instruct tonal CP tw o sunken ships. Jacqueline Bis- After exposing Na former motor­ (S) - El Show las Estrellas facturing processes with robotics standard allowances, yields, start g arlaa' set, Nick NoHe, Robert Shaw. pi J '. 4 'T ted States stomped on a American science and tech­ American goods up, and conse­ have taken the car in, or she would cycle gang in a magazina article, ups, cost of equipment and over­ 1977. Rated PG. ® - Block Perspective proposed European sale of nology — to Am erica’s ulti­ quently brought international will yield a higher return on not have allowed it to be driven 10:00A.M. tha man and hia girlfriand sra pur­ investment than fuUy automating head used in making defective until it was fixed.” I C P - Saturday Mamkig sued by gang mantaara. William A300 jumbo jets to Libya mate disadvantage. At a sales volume down. And, although Smith. Valsria Surratt. 1969 , a complex process. And, the same work. A program to achieve high • Dec. 17.1982: NHTSA sent Gkf 9 9 -8 o o a b y , Scrappy-Doo/ there ^re specific programs Amer­ CP-Blachstar because they would have minimum it will put another quality manufacturing by making Pappy Hour ican manufacturers can imple­ is true for automating standard a stern letter demanding m o )« - MOVIE: 'Cagsd An ifuK CP-D r. Who CP included U.S.-built General burden on American industry equipment vs. the more expensive, it "right the first time” can pay information on the brake problem cam girt kwolvad in a holdup i , ment to improve their competitive 9 - Old Tkna Qoapei Electric jet engines. So now when it is struggling to hold conriplex kind. dividends in both materiais sav­ and implying that a recall might be sent to a woman’s stats prisoi position, there are too fe w ’ far- Eleanor Parksr, Agnaa Moort ings and inspection costs. Back-up necessary. 9 - BMX BIcyela Motocroaa the Europeans are looking at and expand export sales — sighted managers who realize Automation means increased ham DstroH, Ml head. Hops Enwraon. 1950. inventories to support poor quality Rolls-Royce for A300 engines without making the country a their iong-term applications and productivity from the same facili­ • Jan. 12, 1983: Dorothy Belt of 9 -M O V IE : ‘Tha Salas of St. 9 - MOVIE: TIgay's Claw* A ties, and the opportunity for can be eliminated, and production Elmhurst, 111., was driving hOr Trkiian’s A n English giri'a school adventurer roves tha countr I mill in the future. whit more secure militarily. impact. honing his KungFu technique, Ob I disposal of those no longer re­ time can be saved. Phoenix on a slippery road,, is run in a most unorthodox man- Join To stay competitive, it is neces­ nar. Alistair Skn, Joyce Granfal. asaaad with tha Idea of chaNang reiistaiiiTint < sary to design cost-effective im­ quired. It also means up to a SO applied the brakes'and spun across 1954. ing tha bast flghtsr in Chiiw. Chk Us Manufacturers need to imple­ Lorx). QtIZD':... .iC. provement programs that con­ percent reduction in labor costs for the center line into the path of an 9 -V o lca o f Faith automating machining operations, ment more extensive job training oncoming car. Mrs. Belt and -a 9-1BS3EktalonRacquatbal | Friday sider manufacturing operations in 9 - Wrsstfng ChamptonaMps and preventative programs to passenger died. a five-to 10-year time frame.*Tnily and from 30 to 60 percent for 9 -N a w a Update 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waatfior and Saturday eliminate production errors and successful world misnufacturing automating assembly. • Jan. 13, 1983; NHTSA safety 9 - Monaymakacs encourage high performance. for oiir Bicentennial competitors develop and imple­ American manufacturers need engineers recommended a formal 9 - E n t o q u a Placing the responsibility for 4th of July Weekend Specials ment a coordinated, four-part material reqnirements planning “ defect finding.” * 9 - Lofa Oo BowNng quality on each function from 9 - MOVIE: ‘Blaoh Beauty* Celebration — long-term ^ h n that' takes into (MRP). • Jan. 14, 1983: The agency ® - Washington Weak/ | sales, design, manufacturing engi­ n ic k Beauty travala to an Engkah account current as well as future Most American manufacturers finally issued a public announce­ tax hunt, a Contbisntal drcua and R avlaw Paul Duka is (oinad by FRIDAY-4SATURDAY— SUNDAY neers, production and service and a frontier battia in India. Mark top Washington joutnaliau ana- '^M et from needs. have backlogs of work equal to four ment: Rear brakes on 1980 X-Cars lyting tha week's news. then providing them with the Laatsr, Wahar Slazak. 1971. ______Closed Monday______Typically, this plan centers to six times the hours required for were detective. ^ — statistical quality training used in Ratsd G. 1:30 P.M. around interdependent- thrusts machining or processing. If these - From the EdNcr's Desk Japan can go a long way towards 9 (P -Jo b Fbutar that include (1) factory automa­ backlogs could be reduced by The Best of Country Wester})' reaching this objective. They MANCHESTER LOBSTER BAKE nO.95 tion, (2) planning and control, (3) scheduling the work to arrive ”Just in time,” work-in-progress inven­ should require proof of process Letters policy : The country sounds of 1V. Baked Stuffed or Boiled Lobeter with quality improvement and (4 ) em- PDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, I/IDb tories could be reduced by up to 70 verification for parts inventories choice of our Freeh Spinach Salad, Caaaar Salad pioyee involvement; its single The Manchester Herald ] to increase end-product reliability. or Adams Mill Salad. objective is an average cost percent of their present value. welcomes letters to the * Welcome Wagon offers discreet adverti^ng 1YESTERDAY'S WINS "> The greatest consideration in savings of around 40 percent Scheduling parts arrival for editor. I to professionals in the medical, dental, 8*12 pm No cover charge improving quality control should annually. A look at each; “Just in time” processing involves Letters should be brief an d ; health-care, legal and animal-care fields. FRESH n iE T OF SOLE *9.45 be given to improving manage­ to the point. They should be * . Our service effectively reaches individuals Alio Frl. A So»- American manufactarers need coordinating sales requirements STUFFED with Lohsler and Asi ment control and decision-making. typed or neatly hand-written, in the privacy of their homes and is in ' Ju ly 1 A 2 iparagus. Topped with to automate. and manufacturing orders to re­ orange HOLLANDAISE Sauce wll Nearly 80 percent of those factors and, for ease in editing, C keeping with the dignity of your profession. n Baked Potato or Rica The factory of the future will use vent inventory overloads. Manage­ Pllaf. concerning quality manufacturing should be double-spaced. Please have your office telephone me if "Oh, I am against sex discrimination, EXCEPT, more, automation for processing ment should meter sales into David Abbington are related to managerial, not The Herald reserves the I you'd like to discuss our unique program. . of course, as It relates to Insurance and pension and handling. CAD-CAM (Compu­ production at a rate equal to the operable problems, and carefully right to edit letters in the; on the piano For Rafarvotions: 646-4039 Serving Brunch plans." ter Assisted Design-Computer As­ ability of manufacturing to get interesto of brevity, c la r ity planned management training is 165 Adonis St. Mondiaitar Sat. a Sun. 11 -3pm sisted Manufacturing), using materials and to adjust capacity. and taste. I Gail Sue' essential. 700 Burnside Ave., E.H. Exit 93 off 184 MfiNota magi any Tha Morkat lattauront group technology will lower the The production control deparment 643y9632 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 2, 1983 - 9

‘Doc’ Pomus returns after hiatus from life •I Weekday T V ‘Hamptons’ star Ira Kaufman By small East Coast clubs for more than a found nobody in America knew we were The hibernation ended with a sur­ United Press International decade before teaming with Jerry ®-Jbnaaiha sees success gone. It really depressed me that the prise phone call. 6:00 A.M. 9 - S o n y . Rsstims 0 0 - Fantasy 4:30 P.M. Leiber and Mike Stoller to write his 0 - Joala and tha Piaayoaz songwriter went unnoticed in the “ Atraut five years ago, a friend ® - sign OtVNmv. 0 -7 0 0 Chib ® 0 - Ryan's Hop* 0 - Al Final dal Arco Iris CD - Thrm's Company first big hit, "Young Blood." That was 0 - Bugs Burary S Frianda NEW YORK (D PI) — ABC’s 5-part mini-series States." invites me to a recording session and 0 - Vatod Program. 0 - N a m (H) - Movie - Qllligan'a Island NEW YOBK - As half of one of the in the Top 20 for four weeks in the 0 - Popmra CD "The Hamptons” begins airing July 27 and Pomus' true depression came a few introduces me to Dr. John,” says 9-KwConnaev O - AB-Day M ovIm 9 - C a n p Mmting USA ( 0 - French Chef 0 - Mode & Mkidy most successful pop songwriting teams summer of 1957. years later. there’s nothing star Bibi Besch is hoping for more Pomus, who virtually lives in. his bed, O - EntMtdnmwit Tonight 0-L.Vaigaiz. 0 0 - Smrch F a Tomorrow 0 - Pink Panthar Show of the 1960s, Jerome "Doc" Pomus Pomus then collaborated with Shu­ “ In 1965, I was in my wheelchair surrounded by his electronic equip­ 3:30 P.M. than the kind of ratings that will make it 5:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 0 - DHTrait Strokm 12:45 P.M. (S> - Scooby Doo penned "Mess of Blues" for Elvis man and a juke box full of successes when I tumbled forward and tore ment and musig periodicals. " I wrote ® - Buga Bunny/Porky Pig television’s newest prime time soap opera. Presley. ® - Valad Program. ® - Bugs Bunny/Poriiy Pig 0 - W a i o n . ® - N m m followed, including "Teenager in ligaments in both my knees,” he says three songs for Dr. John's album, ‘City 0-ScoobyDoo 5:00 P.M. Miss Besch. who left New York for the West ® - Mondng Stralsh 0 - Tom S Jaciy 10:30 A.M. He spent a dozen years living up to Love" by Dion and the Belmonts, "This with a wince, "N ow I ’m ih Doctors Lights,’ and that seemed to turn things 1:00P.M. 0 • Flintttonaa ® - Barney Millar Coast in 1976 because she wanted to "expand her 9 - ESPN BportaCaita ® - AH In the FanHy the title, writing nothing, but now he is Magic Moment,” "Save The Last Hospital and the only available bed is in around. 0 ^ - IndM w idM t Network ® - Hour M m v in . 0 - Hmkla and Jackie ® - Six Million Dollar Man career,” said Thursday she would never go back back on top of the heap. ® - You Aarod F a It Dance For M e," a No. 1 hit for The the cancer ward. While I'm lying there, "H e and I wrote B.B. King’s album, ® 0 - All M y ChHdrm ® - Otrar Emy ® - Psopla's Court to the daytime soaps that gave her her start. 9-CNNHoK9in.N«m 0 - Varied Programs Pomus, whose gray beard and rotund Drifters, and several Presley songs, my wife says she wants to divorce me. ‘There Must Be a Better World ® - Movie 4:00P.M. 0 0 - Uttla House on tha "I don’t feel like it would be a step up for me,” features evoke a Santa Claus image, notably "Little Sister,” "Surrender," 0 -M o tw y S n . _“ rumy - BCF^gm Then Mort calls and says he doesn’t feel Somewhere.’ That won a Grammy and * O 0 - s a a a th* Cuntury 0 0 - Daya of Our Uvaa CD - Jeff arsons Prairie she said in an interview at ABC headquarters. and who will turn 58 on June 27, "Viva Las Vegas" and "Mess of O-JbnBddrar like writing anymore. now I write with Kenny Hirsch, who 8:30 A.M. 0 - Marcus WsIbY. M. D. ® - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- CD - Uttla Raacala 0 - Newswatch A step up would be "for this to go beyond and combined with Mort Shuman to turn Blues." “ To top it off, my father has a heart lives in California and comes in a few 6:00 A.M. ® - rkrrtatonaa 11:00 A.M. aada y Sonia Vorhauer son los an- 0 1 - Entertainment Tonight became a new series," she said. out an impressive string of hits before fritlonas da asta programa da CD CD“ Movie The first' discordant note for Pomus attack and ends up in Doctors Hospital. times a year to work with me. I ’ve got ® 0 - Vatod Progiwn. ® - Varial Progiaia ® - Price la Right 0 0 - Mr. Rogsra' “ You think sometimes when you do pilots, you the advent of the Beatles and Rolling was struck soon after "Teenager iii atuntos pubKcoa naciooalas pre­ CD - Rockford Filas My mother then breaks her hand and the title song on Joe Cocker’s upeoming ® - Naw Zoo Rmus 0-8upoifriaids ® - Tom Cottio Up Chwa aantando entrevistas, noticias, Neighborhood think to yourself, would I really be happy playing, Stones. Love" made it big — especially (S ) - Pink Pantiwr Show ends up in Doctors Hospital so all three album, ‘One More Tim e,’ and I ® - c s s Eafy Moming N am 0 - OrMt Bpma C oM la ® - Price la Right daportat y un aagmanto dasda 0 - Martha y Javlar if this gets picked up, playing this character for a Bom Jerome Felder in the Williams­ overseas. Hollywood tKulado 'En Pantalla'. 0 9 - Alivs & Walll of us are there. When I finally get out... co-produced the first album in 20 years ® 0 - ABC N a m TM* 0 - El Show d . Eduado II ^ 2 - Bob Nawhart Show year or two or five years. Yes. I like playing this burg section of Brooklyn, N.Y., he grew - _a----- ® 9 -Too Ctosakx Comfort d i • Kan Connaily "It was the first time in England that I turn.into a zombie.” by my main musical inspiration, Joe Pfioffrang 0 - F-Troop (G) - Variad Programs 0 - Chariio's Angela character. This has a lot of dimension to it.” up in a "strict fam ily" and invented the three different versions of the same ® - CN N 2 ® - Tom & Jany "A ll those things really did happen at Turner. I ’m also working with a young ® - J m Fraddhi Show 1:30 P.M. 9 - Alice The character is Adrienne Duncan-Mortimer, name "Doc Pomus” because it 9:00 A.M. 0 9 - Vatlod Prograna (S ) - Nawtilna song were in the Top 10 simultane­ the same time,” he insists, ‘ "rhat’s singer, Donna M arteri." 0 - TWaity-Mlnut. Workout (D CD - As the World Turns sole heir to the Duncan half of the Duncan- sounded good to him. He was stricken (D - Richard BImmona 9 - Womai's Day USA 0 - Gunamoka 5:30 P.M. ously." he recalled while sitting in his when 1 started my 12-year hiatus from After a songwriting career based on 9 - Buabiaai Thrraa on ESPN ® - Sunday at tha King's Chadway department store. She is in her early ® - 1 Love Lucy 9-Jlm Badia ® - Baaama Btraat (Closed ® 9 - News by infantile paralysis at age 6 and New York City apartment, which is life. I played cards a lot. I made some the sanctity of the lyric, Pomus has 0 - Jbiimy Svmgflwt Houta (G) forties and married to a man (played by John UPl photo ® - Movie 0 - O o m a Pyle Captionad) ® 0 - Happy Days Again taught himself saxophone at home, cluttered with records, cassette tapes money on my residuals, but not very little patience with the heavy metal 0 -O w y b iM k 2:00 P.M. Riley) who is five years her junior and president where he received private tutoring. and notepads. " I was in London and ® 0 - Donahue 0 0 - W h m l a Fortune ® - Quiaro Grltar Tu Nombre (32 - Living Faith much. I had to borrow money to sound prevalent in today’s rock. Jerome ‘Doc’ Pomus penned "Mess of 0 - AB-Ow MovIm CD ~ Maka Room For Daddy of the store. "After my paralysis, I had this they were doing a two-hour TV ®-8tiaghtTSk 0 - Eight la Enough 0 - Elactric Company survive. One thing that must be “ At the time of the British invasion, I 0 -H M H h P W d 11:30 A.M. S I - Ona Ufa to Uva Miss Besch describes her character as a rich desperation that I could succeed and be spectacular... different British singers Blues" for Elvis Presley. He spent a 0 - Pktk Panthar Show CD 0 - Porky Pig 0 - Bob Nawhart Show mentioned is my ex-girl friend, Shirlee, thought it was just a lot of noise, but ® - Midday - BM Boggs O - Ara You Anybody? lush. a man among men,” says Pomus, who doing some written by Mort and 1. dozen years living up to the title, writing 6:30 A.M. 9 - Varied Piogtan. 9 - Little House on tha Prairie 0 - Elactric Company "I'v e got a great line in it. Oh it’s wonderful who helped raise my daughter Sharon, now I think some of those guys were ® 0-Loving 0 • I Lova Lucy made pocket change singing blues in "W e came back to the States and Q D ^ - CBS Eariy Morning a ^ - ^^CSBope ChUdrat'a dialogue." she said. "She says to her daughter, 25, and son Jeffrey, 20.” geniuses,” he says. nothing, but now is back on top. ® - You Aarad For H (S)-Naws Day 0 - R h o d . ‘Let’s not talk about it. I'm tired and I'm loaded, QD - Oroovy OhouBa. 0 - Mms ® ® - Anothar World 9 - Cororathm Strmt CBS No. 1 in prime-time and I've had a miserable day.’ There’s Adrienne 0 - KralH Bupaataa 0 - Daytmtoh ® - Nuava Yorit Ahora right there.” 0 - Barariy HIBbHIlm NEW YORK (U PI) - CBS was No. 1 in the 9 -FM tlvilo f Faith 0 - Mors Rm I Paipla 0 0 - Draarn House 2:30 P.M. "And oooh does Adrienne dress well. You know, Sunday T V 0 - BuBwlnkla 0 0 -2 O M b iu t . WMhout CD CD-Caphol prime-time TV network ratings last week with six like those beaded numbers for five grand.” O - Hoy M il mo AnfritionM shows in the top 10. NBC accounted for the other four O - E a f y Today (kiWormo Ochoa, Lourdea (kjor- C D - P o p ^ The other lead characters are Michael 9:30 A.M. top slots, capturing second place for the third m m • Variari Progfama ® - Laracna aid Shittoy raro y Juan Dotal praaentan eata (3J) - Magic Garden Goodwin, who' plays Peter Chadway, the programa da atuntos publicot consecutive week and shutting out ABC. Programs musical presentando la ~ Hoenpaf Room 0 2 - 'Your Mag. for Woman managing dierector of DUncan-Chadway, and 0 - Bugs Bunny & Friends ® - ft la Written 0 - Exchange ®-MyThrM8ona preaantando noticiaa y variada in- 5:00 AM . musica y el folklora de Colombia. Among the CBS front-runners in the Nielsen ratings Leigh Taylor-Young as Peter’s wife Lee. - CrMsfire Q B ^ Memoriae with Lawrsnea 6:45 A.M. 0 - Munatas formacion. - Laava It to Baavar (£ - Sign On/N«ws IS) 0 - MOVIE: ‘Super Fuzz' A 0 - MOVIE: Th. Movi. were two news shows. ” 60 Minutes” and the premiere 9 - Indapandant Natworic ® - Una Umoana. da Amor Miss Besch said the cast works together well. G D - Biography 0 - Jewish Heritage man exposed to radiation devel­ M A w * An aging movie producer ID - N a m 9 - Voica of Path of "On the Road with Charles Kuralt,” which tied for 9 - Hot Spots Tonight's pro- wages an unauccassful batda to Sarie dramatica an la cual sa an- "This script just smelled different, and (S) - Sports Ravlaw 9:00 A.M. ops superhuman powers. Terr­ 7:00 A.M. 0 - AndyOrifBth vualvan romance, intriga y cri­ ninth place. ence Hill, Ernest Borgnine, grsmfeaturea 'Jack of Diamonds' maintain control of a film com­ everyone felt it,” she said. "A ll of us wanted to do pany. Rod Staigar. Roborl Culp, . ' 12:00 P.M. men. Liliana Abud, Jose Alfonso.. Another CBS news premiere, the half-hour long 18 - MOVIE: 'And Now My CD - Up Front Joanne Dru. Rated PG. from Tha Stone Ballroom, Ne­ ® ® - CBS Morning N a m 0 - La Buaa VUh. Programs our part to make this a hit." Lova' A love decreed by destiny Sunday wark, DE. (60 min.) Anna Lea. 1967. — ® ® ® 0 0 - Nmva 0 - Andy OrMlith CD - Worrderame 0 - Starsky and Hutch (X ) - Bpkfaman da sjarcicioa con sue snfitriones “ Our Times with Bill Moyers,” placed only 25th, Dressed in a pale grey, cotton pant suit with unfolds when two strangers meet 0 - Dance Fever Stefsnie y Fito Gkon. (T) - Tattotam 0 - M m K of OH Painting despite being led by the Kuralt show. - Sunday Morning (G ) - Meric Russell Spedel Co­ 12:00 A.M. X ® 0 - Good Morning low-heeled white pumps and plenty of gold and fall in love. Marthe Keller, 9 -USA Movie Charles Denrter, Artdre Dussoiier. CD - Pop! Goes the Country Willie Aames and Lori Lough- median Mark Russell presents his 0-NewsUpdete 0 - Liny King Show Anarim 0 - Mombig Stratch 3:00 P.M. ABC. which last week showed only once in the top 10 bracelets, the petite blonde actress predicted hpr lin, as Tom Swift and his cousin 1975. Rated PG. Club own special brand of 'WasNng- 0 -M O V IE : 'Golden Moment: 9 - Auto Itocing‘83: Off Rood-C ® - Jbnmy Swaggart 0 - Dartimo 9 - Dr. Bara Pattai ® ® - Guiding Ught with a Barbara Walters special failed to hit anything show wasn’t just going to go on to be another Linda, find themselves tn an ton humor.’ An Olympic Love Story* Part 1 O - MOVIE: 'Tlw L n t Word' CD - Oral Roberts Racing from Pomona, C A * ' 0 - Orsat S pM . Coaster 0 - 1 Love Lucy 0 0 - M o v l . (D - Hwtna Barbara higher than a 12th-place tie last week — also a news "Dynasty." A widower battles against the uncomfortable position in THE An Americen decathlon hopeful S ) - Return To Plartet Of Apes 6:30 P.M. S a - D. Oryadala's BMobaB— • 9 - Bualnaaa Thneaon ESPN 0 - Tate 2 show, "20-20.” “ It’s going to go on to be ‘The Hamptons.' And government to defend his home TOM SWIFT AND LINDA becomes romantically involved 10:00 A.M. CD ® - Qanarri Hospital - Vic's Vacant Lot 'Program­ ® - CBS Nowa 9 - A B v s S WaBI 0 - Fwta of Ufa Despite its heavy logging, the CBS overall rating and family. Richard Harris. Karen (32 CRAIQ MYSTERY HOUR, air with a Soviet gymnast during ® - Hour M agaln. CD - Iron si da one day, people working up a new show will say, ming for Children.' their participation in the Olympic 0 - Ebony/Jm Showoaa. y - 0 - FwnHy Fmid dropped to 13.0 from 13.1 in the previous week and its Black. Martin Landau. 1980. ing Sunday July 3 on ABC. ® -N o w a 0 - rBntatonea ® - Waloom. Back Kotta 0 - Tom & Jeny and Frianda ’Let’s do a "Hamptons,.... she said. Rated PG. 0 - Supermm (Semes in Moscow. Stephanie ® - S m w n . Strm t (Closed audience share went to 25 percent 26 percent. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ® 0 - ABC News . Zimbalist, DavkJ Keith, Jack Pal- 0 - Nawa^Bporta/WaMlMr » O 0 - T a d w ® - H a a 't Lucy 9 -Sonya The mini-series was filmed on location in S ) - News/Sporta/Weather Captkxwdl NBC’s rating went up from 12.2 to 12.3, but its share 5:30 A.M. (9 - NFL's Oraaitoat Momenta ance. 1980 (Closed Cottoned) 0 - MOVIE: ‘WaWrasa' A wri- 0 - Baman CD - Rompa Rohm 9 - Voice of Faith Manhattan and in Long Island’s fashionable 0 0 - Wimbledon Tennis NFL’s Greatest Moments pre­ remained steady at 24 [lercent, while ABC’s rating CC - To Bo Announcod 0 0 - Masterpiece Ttyetre ter meets an odd essortment of 0 - F-Troop 0-ScoobyOoo Hamptons. Coverage of the men's singles ® 1983Compu«og sents 'FootbaN Fottias.' weirdos whHe working ss s wai­ 7:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. went up from 11 to 11.6 and its share from 22 percent to d l) - Clooo-Up ‘A Town Like Alice.' J e p ^ s e 0 - Ahsmoon Break final is presented from the All- 0 - Inside Business troops invade Malaya capturing e tress in a sleazy city resteuram. ' ® - Popay. 9 - ESPN SportsCaita I D - Young and tha 23. ( Q - AintraUin Ruloo Football England Tennis Club. London, CD 0 0 - NBC Nawa group of realoent Englishwomen Carol Drake, Carol Bever, Jim f l ) - Monoy Waak England. (6 hrs.) F and children. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Harris. 1982. Rated R. 0 - MOVIE: 'Sea WHa' The 0 - MOVIE: -Sea Wife' The Captioned) 0 - Ttie AtMetee 5:45 A.M. male survivor of a torpedoed ship male survivor of a torpedoed ship CHECK TH E firoP! IF I DIDN'T DO THI&, SHE (S ) - Davoy/OoHath searches LorKlon for the female 0 - MOVIE: 'Judgment et searches London for the female Nuremberg' Part 1 A courtroom 12:30 A.M. KITCHEN! SAID EHE WOULD KILL ME! survivor he has fallen in love with. survivor he has fallen in love with. BRIDGE ASTRO 6:00 A.M. Richard Burton. Joan CoHina, drama, fictionaly baaed on (3er- 9 - Christian ChHdrsn Fund Richard Burton, Joan Collins. men War crim i^ trials. Mexi- ( £ - Kidaworfd Basil Sidney. 1957. Basil Sidney. 1957. Rodao S u p m tM mMien Schell. Spencer Tracy. GRAPH (D - Sfat In Waablngton 0 - Prize Wimwra or three in one of the major 0 (6 ) - Seaeme Srieet (Closed Burt Lancaster, Richard Wid- 0 - Style With Elsa KIsnsoh (1 ) - Now Jacaay Roport Captioned] 1:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 0 - Doa MujarM En Mi Cmm mark. 1961 suits. 11:1SA.M. 0 - IMOVIE: 'An E y . for H I ' (S ) - Indapandant Natwocfc & - Club PTL 0 - Health Week CD - Muppet Show 0 - Big Stocy (E> - Gourmet Cooking 0 - Tomomwv'e Music Today NORTH South m i^ t well have just Nows Eye' A San Francisco cop soaks 4KQ72 bid two clubs with intention 0 - MOVIE: 'Super Fuzz’ A CD 0 - USFL Football: Teems 0 - MOVIE: 'Hany'o War' An 7:00 P.M. 9:15 P.M. rsvongt In tha Watt Coast undtr- - O - MOVIE: -Authorl AuthorT man exposefl to radiation devel­ 11:30 A.M. to be Announced aversM citizen decliuea war on world of drugs and murder. 4QJ82 of showing bis spades later ® ® - 60 Minutaa 0 - Freeman Reporta A playwrisht is finishing his now ops superhuman powers. Terr­ CD - Face tha Nation the IRS. Edward Harrmenn, Geral­ Chuck Norris, KchSid Roundtraa, ♦ J76 on if EUist and West contest- ence Hill, Ernest Borgnine, CD - Mejor League BesebeN: - Tom Swift and Unda Broadway play whsn his wife CD - MOVIE: 'Tarzan’a Naw New York Mete at PhHedelphia dine Page, David Ogden Stiers. CD (9 9:30 P.M. Christopher Laa. 1981. Rnad R. 4A8 Even with the 6-0 trump c f o u r n:-is away and Isavas five child- Joanne Dru. Rated PG. York Advantura' A boy it kid­ Rated PG. Craig Myetery Hour 'The Trea­ break against him South 0 - This Week In Besebell sure of Rancho Del Sol.’ Detec­ CD CD - Newfiart Dick opens up 0 - Faith for Today WEST EAST ron in Ns cars. Al Pacino, Dyan 0 - Robert Schuller napped and taken to tha U.S. as a would be able to make three ^ B ir t h d a y Cannon, Tuesday Weld. 1982. 4:00 P.M. tives Tom Swift and Undo Craig his dkik>g room to a professionel 4 1 0 8 4653 0 - World Tomorrow circua attraction. Johnny Weis- 0 - Money Week nightclub entertainor. (R) 1:00 A.M. . clubs, but South was one of Rated PG. muller, Maureen O'Sullivan, CD - Western Open Golf Cover­ try to prevent crooks from escap­ 4A963 410 7 5 - Mlcheel'e Story Tonight's ® - AoNmky «td Compmy - those slamomaniacs who 0 - Prima of Your Ufa 9:30 A.M. Johnny Shefield. 1942 age of the final round Is presented ing with a legendery treasure. (60 CD ** World Tomorrow 4AKI0I8S1 43 July 3,1983 program profiles 19-year-otd Mi­ from the Butler Nstionel Golf Ckib, min.) ®-ConfluMK. -- think that slams grow on - Comment CD 0 This Week with David chael Tecklenberg's battle to 0 - Amorice'e Top Ton i»B3hyt«A mi tM Rgg U 5 FW 4 II 4--- 4Q18532 A change ot direction in how IS) - Nows Updata Oak Brook, IL. (2 hra.) 9 - Qolf OraWwig. Barioo . bushes. Anyway, South cue- Brinkley function in q hearing world. CD - Chriatiens 0 - La Comadre SOUTH you'll go about attempting to & - Olan Campball Show CD - MOVIE: The Incredible 0 > Standing Room Only: bid two diamonds to show Rocky Mountain Race' Young - Rex Humbard 0 - VIsitendo las Estrellas En- 9 - ESPN SportaCantar 0 - Nmm/Sporu/WMttwr 4 A J9 4 achieve your major objectives CD Willie Nelson end Fernlly WiUiei ^ 2 ~ Wafl Bt. Jeomol Rep. that he held a right good 6:15 A.M. Mark Twain and Mike Fink sat off 0 - MOVIE: -Wistful Widow trevistas informales se desarrol- performs with a band made up of 9 - MOVIE: 'Fiarco Boxar- 1:15 A.M. WHAT HAVE YOU HEY, I H EA R SPAOS? NIEUPDRT5? 4 K 4 and goals will be responsible on a madcap race from Misouiri to lan en casa de los artistas. Hector 10:00 P.M. hand. S ) - Waak In Ravlaw of Wagon O i^ ' Famed comedy family and frierids. 0-NawsUpdato ® - ABC Nmv. TWO FLOWN? TH A TS M W A B HOIV MACKEREL! 4 Q 4 for a successful year ahead. CaWomia. Larry Storch. Chris Carrillo. ® ® - Tnppar John. M.O. AIRPLANE! West decided to cause his team tangles with Mariorie Main - Voyagerel Phineee end WHATM I GETT1M' 4KJ109 4 6:30 A.M. Connelly, Forrest Tucker. Gonzo bacoma# the reluct am ob­ 9 - H to Rock: FtoMwood^' MYSELF INTO?? opponents some trouble and and a set of tough hombres in this 0 - MOVIE: -Tlw Lookw' A 0 - Voice of Faith Cleopatra visit fNew York end Jef- CD - Captain Kangaroo plastic surgeon investigates the ject of Mrs. Brand's romantic in- Mac in Concert Captured ive at > Vulnerable: North- CANCER (June 21-July 22) It (D - Nashville on the Road western comedy.Abbot & Cos­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Escape from F ^ fray helps out Babe Ruth. (R) (60 Both. jumped to four diamonds. tello. Merjorie Main. mysterious deaths of his pa­ larast. (R) (60 min.) the LA Forum, this group p e r-' may be necessary to make CD - Ask tha Doctor CD - Point of View Bravo' A Confaderate aympath- min.) forms old and new hiu. 1 South 60 on score North really wanted to dou­ tients. Albert Finney, Jamee Cob­ ® - Nm v s some accomodations today It CD - Naws - Joeie and the Pussycats 02 - 1982 fifiaatara / Izar retcuaa har fianca and olhar 0 • Coempe Th e PersisterKe Dealer: West ble since his original takeout (33) urn, Susan Day. 1981. Rated 0 - Waak In Ravlaw - you are associating with per­ HD - Apranda Ingles A e ro b ic s ------Southm pritonara from a Union of Memory.' Dr. Ceil Sagan exenv ^ ® - Tatothon: March of OkiiM double had been weak, but (32 - Professional Rodeo from West North Bast South sons whose Interests run con­ 0 - MOVIE: -Blonda 2:00 P.M. fort/Wflkam Holdan, Eleanor Par­ ines the human brain and the ner­ " ® - Indapandant Network 1:30 A.M. ' he decided to pass and let O - Insight Meequitez TX ker. John Foriylho. 1853 --- !♦ Dbl. Pass 24 , trary to yours. Cancer predic­ Dynamite' An escort bureau be­ CD 0 0 - Major Lsagua vous system. (R) (60 min.) iw w e ® - Face tha StM . South make the final deci­ S ) - Btyla With Elsa Klansch 0 - Batman comes a front for a gang of bank 4# Pass Pass 44 tions for the year ahead are Besebell: Boston aft New York 0 - Nowa Updata [Closed C^tk>f>ed] 9 - OBvIa NmvMn-Jabn in ® . sion. South went to four 0 - Evens end Novak robbers. The Bowery Boys, Leo Pass Pass Pass now ready. Romance, luck, & - Wild Kingdom Yertkeee 0 - ChaNca of Salvation 0 - Soledad Serie drametice. Conowt T h . Australian pop star Gorcey. Huntz Hall. 1949. ® - N m n spades. earnings, travel, career and I S - Ring Around the World 0 - Miracle Revival Hour ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Authorl Author!' Uberted Lemarque. parforma har graataat hht. 0 - Magic World of Marcot West ojiened the king of much more are discussed ® - Davay/Ooliath 0 ) - Sports Weekend Review A playwright is finishing his new Marcaau 0 - Emergency 10:00 A.M. 9 - OvMlon Today's progcMia SL- diamonds. South false-card­ Send $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 0 - MOVIE: 'Legend of the Broadway play when hia wife 0 - Nuaatra Amarica IG) - UfKSereea World of are ‘The Batat of Romeo and Ju- ed by playing his queen. 6:45 A.M. ^ - Sunday Morning Wild* A man flees civilization in runs away and leaves five child­ 9 - ‘83 CFL Footb.9 Prmtow ~ 489, Radio City Station, N Y. Jeoquee Coueteeu kat' and Buffalo SoMlara.' (2 hra.j Ojiening lead: 4K West cashed the ace of 9 1 - Saeiad Haait CD - Austin Ctty Limits the 1830'a to live in the wilder- ren in his cere. Al Pacino. Dyan 4:15 P.M. 9 - Dr J«nM Soon 10019. Be sure to state your neas among wild animals. Dan Cannon, Tuesday Weld. 1982. 0 - Rock n KoR; T h . ftify ' hearts and received the five zodiac sign. Send an additional 0 - HaaMi Waak Y m t s 7:00 A.M. CD - Mete Haggerty. Denver Pyle. Rated PG. Rated PG. 7:15 P.M. 0 - fitowtnukar Sunday from his partner. Then West $2 lor the NEW Astro-Graph CD - Ken Copeland (33) ~ Tom & Jerry 4:30 P.M. 0 - Sporta Sunday 0 - Nmn/Bpotts/WMIlMr 0 -O M p w ld a By Oswald Jacoby decided to do some Matchmaker wheel and b o 'jl- 12:00 P.M. 0 “ Greatest Sports Legends LET’5 S E E '" I P 6 A V CONGRESSMEN WHO "THE IPIQMS, eERNARP"' 0 - MOVIE: R < ^ III' A Today's program features Stan 0 - MOVIE: 'Ouy. Md DoN.' 0 - Rtak/Marriaga HOLP and James Jacoby gambling. He led his deuce let. Reveals romantic compati­ CD - This Is tha Ufa ® - Waatam Opan OoH JIP 7:30 P.M. VOTE THEMSELVK- INTERNAL I ASKEP VOO TD boxer finds out that it is tougher CD - Face the State Musial. Within th. musical backdrop of PBOPLE WHO WRITE (T/ of diamonds. bilities for all signs. CD - To Ba Announced ® - CNN Nawa 9 - MOVIE: 'Suporman II' Su­ 0 - MOVIE: Th . Boedar- A aS.PATKMSES REVENUE GIVE AAE A FEW to stay on top than to to get CD - New England Women ( 9 - Sunday at the King's perman muit choose between hit Frank Loaaaar's aonga, a ganiblar man wages war sgaktat corrupt TELEVISION North’s double of one dia­ Eiast ruffed, recognized LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don t (H) - Robert Schuller there. Sylvester Stallone. Bur­ ( 9 - PKA FuN Contact Karate AMERICAN ICXOMS' - Robert Schuller: The Hour love for Lola U n a and hia pledge at tha floating crapgama la border guards who manipulato '' COMAAERCIALS" . EVEKV VEAK' SERVICE' ®]l!l that the deuce was a suit- view the outcome ol events 02 - 19B3 Ektahm Racriuatball gess Meredith. Take Shire. 1982. from Tiriaa, OK charmed, by a Salvation Army mond was typical of rubber of Power (Closed Captioned) 0 - MOVIE: -No TInw For to protect Earth whan thrae ctl- the livsa of Mexican krankawns. - preference signal and led a negatively today If you do, Champlonshipe Rated PG. 0 - Evana and Novak laat. Frank Sinatra.. Madon ------^ bridge bidding in which eve­ 0 - '83 CFL Football Preview Sergeants* A Georgia farm boy minala taka over tha U.S.A. Chria- Jack NIchoteon. Valeria Paciliis, ' club for West to set the con­ you're apt to take actions ( 9 - Sunday Cartoon Express 0 - Voice of Faith 0 - MOVIE: ‘Big Mo' TNa true-' topher Reeve. Margot Kktdar, Brando, Joan Simmons. 1965. Warran Oates. 1982. Rated R. i | r v 7 ry one likes to get into the (S ) - Country Rock '82 The Oak gets drafted into the Army and act early. tract with a ruff. which may lulfill your prophe- ( 9 - Fasthr^ of Faith 0 - MOVIE: 'Abbott and creates mayhem aong his super­ to-lite triDute depicts one man’s Gone Hackman. 1982. Rated PG. 0 - Amarlcwi Ployhoua. 'The 0 - ABC Nmws ' Ridge Boys, the Charlie Daniels Great American Foixth of July West had been ultrasuc- Costello in the Foreign Legion' iors and cdleagues. Andy Grif­ courage and another man's un­ 0 - Otandae Sariaa: U Vida Also, both sides were vul­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Self- ® - W.V. Grant Band and Rosanne Cash perform bounded compassion. Bo Sven- and Other Diaaatera.' Tonight's 2:00A.M. cessful. He would have been Bud and Lou rush off to Algeria some of their hits. fith. Nick Adams, Murray da Gauguin nerable and North-South had deception works against you S ) - Naws/SportsANaathar son. Bamie Casey, Janet telsplay la based on charactara and land in intrigue, harems and Hamilton. 1958. . ® ® - CBS Nmws7. 60 on score, so North had set 800 at four diamonds but today Size-up situations care­ ^ 2 - Jknmy Swaggart the Foreign Legion. Bud Abbott, 9 - MOVIE: -Shoe Un: Kung McLachlan. 1975. Rated G. 8:00 P.M. craatsd in tha ktaraiy repertoire of Nightwateh had come out plus 100 with Fu Myategogue' Jean Shephard. (R) (60 min.| reason to hope that his dou­ fully. Don't kid yourself into O - MOVIE: ‘Big Mo' TNs true- Lou Costello. Patricia Medina. 0 - News Updste 0 Carter Country ® - Thay Cama to Amaifca 0 - It's Your Builiwu 1 ble would lead to a rubber­ his fine defense. 1950. 0 - Sunday at the King's |(3otad CaptkxMdj thinking that you're dealing to-iife tribute depicts or>e man's 0 - Groat Patformancae 'Fes- ® - Mada In Cuba 9 - ESPN SporttCantar ~ winning contract of just two (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) from strength it you're not. 0 - News Opdats House 4:45 P.M. cour,pge and another man's un­ livall Spoleto. U.S.A.' ® - AHca Mai almoat taara apart LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You bounded compassion. Bo Sven- 0 - News/Sports/Weather ® 9 - National Sporta 9 - BMW W omwi'. Tw m i. •• 0 - Mr. Rogers' Nsighbor- 0-PaUcula:'French Can Can* Faatival tha diner whan ha latms a fortune 0 - MOVIE: -An Eyo for m won't be in the mood to let oth­ son. Bemie Casey. Janet hood & - MOVIE: 'Guys end Dolls' might ba hiddan in iti walls. |R) E y .' A San Francisco cop aaaks 0 - Sports UpdM. Z McLechlan. 1975. Rated G. - FrontUfW 'El Salvador.' ers do your thinking today. 0 - Nuestra Fsmilla Within the musical backdrop of 5:00 P.M. ® 9 - Matt Houaton rsvangb in tha Watt (>iaat undar- 2:15A.M. CROSSWORD Seek companions who are like- , S - World Tomorrow Frank Loeaser'a songs, a gambler wodd of drugs and murder. ( 0 - World Tomorrow 2:15 P.M. ® - MOVIE: 'Mr. Smith Qoaa ® - Straight Tak * 9-M O VIE: ThaThlnB'Aro- ly to go along with your way ol / O - MOVIE: 'Harry's War' An at the floating crapgame is to Waehingfrwi' A naive men Chuck Norris. Richard Roundtraa, 0 - Week In Ravlow ChrlatopharLaa. 1981. Rated R. tM ich nam diacovara an andara- doing things. average citizen declares war on 0 - Rex Humbard charmed by a Salvation Army who becomea a Senator gets into 9 - At Tha MdvIm ACROSS Visible Answer to Previous Puzzle last. Frank Sinatra, Marion monatar frozen ki ths AntarctIc'J' SCDRPID (Del. 24-Nov. 22) the IRS. Edward Herrmann. Geral­ iS2 - Under Sell deep trouble with a shsip politi­ 9 - 19S2 Qroy Cup: 0 - Aak t h . M w a g w Icscap. Kurt Ruaask, RIchtrd Dy-:. dine Page. David Ogden Stiers. Brando. Jean Simmons. 1955. ^ 2:30 P.M. cian. Jean Arthur, James Ste- Edmonton at Toranto I DON'T /^INP th em 1 Talking bird DOWN Beware ol tendencies today to 10:15A.M. 0 - tralaixf. A T.tovM on satt, John Corpantar. IBSz.- • mentally Increase the magni­ Rated’PG. 0 > Inside Story - MOVIE: -DaHvar Ua From 'wert, Edward Arnold. 1939. Htotory Rated R. (var.) CD 9 - Sunday M tho King's tude of your duties or responsi­ - Kenneth Copeland 0 - Cookfng/Kerr • New Jersey HisperK) Evil' Five men set out to explore CD - Those Amazing Animals Houss pZ.^Yl^/6r F u T 5 Hamilton bill 1 Mommas 0 10:30 P.M. 2:30A.M. ~ bilities. Don't visualize things ® - .Heritage Comer 10:30 A.M. ^ 2 - MOVIE: 'The Ipcress File' the Oregon wilderness, but end 0 - MOVIE: 'South Pacific' A 0 - Solid QoM 8 Saucy girl 2 Mangle up fighting to survive the rugged ® - Spoit* Extra 0 - Money W M k 3 Biblical as being tougher than they are. CD - TV Mne An unemotional Cockney crook- young American Navy ruiraa and 0 - Naws/Sports/Woathsr X WUH THEY'P a 12 Raw materials SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 7:15A.M. tumed-secrat agent is involved in terrain when their guide is killed. a Frenchman in Hawaii find rom­ 0 - From til. Edhor't Dnfc 0 - MOVIE: '8m WMa' Th . mountain (D -O o S y l 13 Wrath 21) Be selective of your coun­ CS)-N ew e a grueling mental torture caper. George Kennedy, Jan-Michael ance during World War II. Miui ^ 2 ( 9 - CHIPS Potential viol- mala survivor of .torpwkMd ship ' 4 Classify Vincent, Bradford Ditimsn. 1973. 0 - ImtopwidMit. Nmwaik 14 City in Utah (D - That'e The Spirit Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Guy Gaynor, Rossano Brazzi. John encs at an anti-nuclear dsmon- iMrchea London for tha tamalt!! pEpX-ACE THEiP 5 Lasted terpart in joint ventures today, 7:30 A.M. strat(an becomea a personal 15 Crowdi (3 ) - Pink Panther Show Doleman. 1965. ® - MOVIE: 'Tha Ruaalana Kerr. 1958 Mirvivor ho has fanon in kwa wM). n. 6 Mythical whether it be tor social or (or - We Believe matter to the Highway Patrol. (Rl Richard Burton, Joan CoRna. 16 Defense de­ CD @ ) - Sports America Are Coming, The Rueeians Are 0 T - 'Your Ma^. for Women wT" 11:00P.M. d a r n DIVOT,^'. Greek commercial purposes. A poor 0 - Newep^kar SundeY Coming' A Russian submarine (SO min.) BaaM Sidney. 1967. Z partment CD - Time for Timothy ® ® ® O00-NOW . bowman choice could lead you astray. 0 - MOVIE: The FartiMr 12:30P.M. gets stuck near CapB Cod. and a 0 - Feativel Faith 0 - MOVIE: "Ths Franch CAPRICDRN (Deo. 22-Jan. 19) CD - Inaight ®-Olfth.8M (abbr.) 7 Comedian Takes a Wife' A man joint tha - MOVIE. 'The Oasdiy landing party goes ashore for 0 - News/Sporte/Weether Ueutenenfe Women' An ec- Things could be a trifle touchy CD 0 - Odd Coupla 3:00A.iyi. 17 Tableland Sparks CD ~ Van Impe Preaents boatmen on the Erie Canal to fi­ Game' A New York undercover help. Brian Keith, Alan Arkin, Eva 0 •To Be Announced tress' possessive on-screen tra­ on the home front today, so nance his own farm and fails.in Marie Saint. 1966. 9 - Pmfaaalonal Rodao tram T, 18 Naps 8 Importance O - Tom & Jerry officer links a loan shark to a gedy is juxtaposed with en off­ 9 - ESRN SpoftaCmtOT don’t make pronouncements love with the cook. Henry Fonda. 0 - Computer Programme screen romance whh her leading MaquM*. TX 20 Jibes 9 Irritates 25 Picks on 41 Cstegories S ) - Big Story drug-smuggling operation. David 0 - Scholaatic Sports Acad. 9 - Faativiri of Faith unless they are well-thought- Janet Gaynor, Charles Bickford. Birney. Burt Young, Alien Gar- 0 - Same Domingo Invita man. Meryl Streep. .Jeremy Irons. 9-Volo.ofFdth 21 Poet-singer 10 Treetop home 26 Hoppers 42 Jounce - Kittgdom Living 1935. 0 - Style With Elsa Klenech 0 - World Viaton Cniawia out and calmly voiced. nald. 1976. 0 -I M o r a Real People 1981. Rated R. 0 - Nowo/8|ion./Wa«lwr McKuan 11 Christ's 27 Feminine 43 Over (Ger.) & - MOVIE: The Lest Word* ADUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) cm • Momingtown 0 - Electric Company ^ 2 • Nova 'Cosmic Fire.' To ­ 0 - Sport. Tonight 22 Coal unit birthday (suffix) CD - I Love Lucy A widower battles against the 0 - Hogan's Heroes 0£>/,THAT&. 44 Half gainer Treat subordinates with kid 0 ) - Misa Del Domingo night's program looks'et the ex­ 0 - SIN - T m Is Doporthra 3:30A.M. 23 Group (abbr.) 28 Brin^ up 8:00 A.M. government to defend his home (G) - Say Brother 45 Supervisor gloves today. Kind words and ' traordinary findings of x-ray 0-Crossflra CLk5^\ 29 Snoozes CD-Barrio 0 - MOVIE: 'Abbott And and family. Richard Harris, Karen 0 - iM on Sundoy Night 26 Heron 19 Menagerie 46 Irritate gentle directives will spawn ' 5:30 P.M. astronomy. (R) (60 min.)‘[Closed 0 -M O V IE : 'Night M o v m 'P ri­ 31 Fish sperm Costello Meet The Killer Boris (D - Make It Real Black. Martin Landau. 1980. Captioned] 0 - Preeente 30 Biblical 20 Notes allegiance. Harsh comments < CD - Jimmy Swaggart vate invastigator Harry Moaaby la' 34 Army meal 47 Appellation Karloff' Guns, ghouls, gags, bell­ 0 - SportsCenter Plus Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'If You CouM Sea character 22 Tegula will Incur wrath. - Confluence boy Lou is accused of murder. What I Hear* A young blind man 0 - MOVIE: Rocky III' A 11:30P.M. Nrad by a formar actraaa to fkxl 48 Shortly CD 31 Israeli coins 23 Throw off 37 Delegations PIECES' (Fab. 20-March 20) Detective Bud solves the case 0 - Crossfire 3:00P.M. overcomaa hia affliction and fakt boxer finds out that it Is tougher har daughter. Gena Hackman,' CP - Celebretion/Eucheriat CD CD - Larry King Show 32 Pekoe.for 24 Animal w|}te 38 Gas burner SO M a o _____ aided by swarrii Ki^rloff. Bud Ab­ 0 ) - Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ 0 - Ovatkm Today's pro^ams in love. Marc Sklgaf. Shari Bala- to stay on top than to to gat Malania Grlffiih, Soian (3atk.- Manage ywur resources today ® - D n id Susakind chemical 39 Extracts lung CD - Terry Cola Whittaker « bott, Lou Costello, Boris Karloff. ports on the weekly activities of are It's All Jazz.' 'In the Wild lonta. Sarah Torgov. Rated PG. there. Sylveatar. Stallqna, Bur- 1975. example aS prudently and conservative­ ® - F r e d e ^ K. Price Congress. West with Harry Butler: Tamed gesa Maredhh. Tails Shka. 1982. ® - M OVIE: -OrdM l' Arthur 33 Limb ly as your friendly banker ( 9 -Co-Ed Mag Griffin hosts thia ^ s d P G . HR. 1B73. 4:00A.M. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 0 10 1 1 ® • ESPN SporteCenter Gary Moore. 1949 0 - Foro 41 Wilderness' and 'Technoflash.' weakly teen magazine. 34 Possessive would. You might regret it if (2 hra.) 0-Qunamoks 9 - StwNlIng Room Only:~ you don't. ® - MOVIE: 'If You Could See 0 - Insight 0 - Spotlight on Government 0 - Newsmaker Sunday 0 - Honaymoonara WHNa Nalaan and Family Wikis'- pronoun 12 13 14 0 - News Update 35 Faucet ARIES (March 21-April 19) What 1 Hear" A young blind msn (B2) - Square Foot Gardening 0 - Qraataat Sports Uganda ® - Cosmos ‘Encydopsdia Gal- 9 - MOVIE: 'Rocky ill' A parforma with a band made up of' overcomaa his affliction and falls 1:00 P.M. 0 - It Takes a TMef actlca.' Dr. Cart Sagan looks at boxer finds out that H la tougher family atxf frianda. 36 Balls of fringe IS 16 11 You'll create a rebellious in love. Marc Singer. Shari Bela- 11:00 A.M. CD - MOVIE: 'ColobrMion At 0 ® - Tony Brown's Journal the probability of Ilfs being found to otay on top than to to got 38 Boos atmosphere today It you are 0 - Kennedy Center Tonight .'Whan tha Siatara Coma March­ elHwhera. (IQ (60 mln.| [Cloaad 0 - Nmvs Updm. " 11 10 20 heavy-handed or domineering. fonte. Sarah Torgov. Rated PG. CD - J«rty Felwell Big Sur' Filmed record of the Encore 'Greet Vibes! L io ^ thoro. Sylvottor Stalono, Bur- 40 Landing Boat 1969 Big Sur Folk Festival held at ing Home.' Captioned) OMS Moredith, Toko Shko. 1982. 0 - MOVIE: T h . FrwMh^ Soften your suggestions. Hampton & Friends.' Peart Bailey. 41 ScaUar ■ 0 - Popeye end Woody CD - Issues the Eselem Institute. Joan Baez, 9 - Wild Kingdom b to d P G . UmitWMnt'. Womdi' An k - 21 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It Dave Brubeck and other jazz ar­ 8:30 P.n^. tru a' poaaaativ. on-sersan va- 42 Ont of tha ® - News/SporU/Weether CD - Make Peace Wirii Nature John Sebastian, Joni Mitchell. tists musically aakite vibes artist 0 - Spotlight Pravlow 0 - Intida Buoinooo ■ may be a bit ditficult to ’own up gady is juxiapotad with an off- 23 24 28 z. 0 - Robert Schuller ^ ______1971 ® ® - On* O n M a Tima Twelve 27 20 20 to your mistakes today. Bqing^ (33) - Three Stooges Lionel Hampton. (R) (60 min.) Katherins tries to bids har money 0-M OVIE.“Th.lM t.,ijufool_____ ic raan romance with har leading- I'D BEEtlRPRiaEPIF I HA'VE V/HAT YOU MKSHT 45 Alternately (2 ■ defensive won't alter the tact O (B ) - Seaeme Street (Closed 0 - Southwest Championship ® ” Americen Style 0 - SportsWorid Today's pro­ 0 - Odd Coupla t h . IM ton Owig* T h . atory of man. Maryl Straap, Jaramy Irons.Z * problems. (R) NtXJ HAD... I 0 0 4 T CALL AN OFFBEAT aENSE wdi.) 30 32 Captioned] Wrestling CD -1 Smart gram features a 10-round mid­ tha Oahon Brothora turn from da- 1981. Rated R. that you were wrong. 6:00 P.M. 0-WaRStiaalJoumal HAVE A BROTHER. O F HUAAOR. 49 Newtpapar ■iF GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your ^ 8 - El MInteterio de Jimmy 0 - News Update CD - Outdoor Lifo dleweight bout between John putiaa to robbara it toM through 4:16 A.M. 33 34 3. Sweggart Preeenta Mugabi and Gary Gulden end the ® ® 009-Nawa 0 -M u y E ip a o ia l: Dulea Iho rocotoctiono of tho tola our- notice (abbr.) extravagant urges could still be >' & - Supersoccer 0 5 - Horooo vhdng brolhtr, Emmot. IM t Rob- 0 - M w B . W Mch -7- 1 FrW^ship W e i^iftin g Cham­ 50 Upper surface 3« 37 30 prevalent again today. II you 0 - Robert Schuller. The Hour ® - CBS News 9:00 P.M. y 0 - Fentestico Animal G2 - Auto ftacmg -83: CA R T pionship. (2 hrs.) u artton. Bo H ^kia, CNfl Pont, 4:30 A.M. J 51 Italian yield to them, there's a chance ' of Power (Closed Captioned) ® - Road to LA. ® ® - Jaffaraona A pubUshar ‘Randy Quaid. Id. 1971979 < 0 - Spotlight Proviow Budw elur Cleveland 600 ® - MOVIE: 'FoifalddM graating 40 you’ll waste money on things 0 > Dr. James Kennpdy 9 - Afffad HHchcock Hour takas Intarsat In some of ‘Lo. Eaplas 9 - Sporta Fn ib . 9 - Conversation With. ® - Cryatel Gayle in Concert Alliance' A famous Victorian 4 52 Lifted (Fr.) you shouldn'I. Religion Gaorga'a old poetry. (R) ■ ^ e ia l sings all her greatest Nis. love srory of tha poets Elizabeth 0 - MOVIE: To Ba Announcod I 0 - Big Story ' 42 43 44 40 47 4Sl - Bomstoin/Boothovon The 53 Compatt 0 -L a tin o e Baitatt and Robert Browning, end CD - Joal Gray Uva Fiam LA . 0 - MOVIE: 'Thiitv Stoonda Creatures of Prometheus and “- increoiDieIncredible numHulk 0 - Ndwa/Sporta/Waathar point so E 46 SI h # father's jaalouay. Norma ® 9 - MOVIE: -Angalon My O m Tokyo* A drama of tha firat Amharic, widely- 8:30 A.M. Symphony No. 8 in F Major.' 0 - News/Sports/Weether 0 -S n a a k Previews Co-hoets 54 Patron taint Shearer, Fredric Mere! Charles Siiouldar' A man sant to HoN B-2B'o ki training for a bombing spoken in felthiopia. has a ’^ An optimist, is one who S Portuguese Around Ue Leonard Bernstein conducts the 0 “ Presents Laughton. 1934 Neal Gebler and Jeffrey Lyons gets one lest chence to escape nktoion ovor Japwi urxMr Qonoral of lailori B2 S3 84 Vienna Philharmonic in a perform- .. _ ...... take a look at what's happening 1,700-year.oljl alphabet o f -■ believes there'will be two - Eighth Day ance of these two classic Bee- To With Pate perdition by 'comiog b ^ ' ee a Jknmy Dooktila's command. 65 Vary (Fr.) 3:15P.M at the movies. poktican being manipulated to­ Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson, 247 characters, each re-” IS se 57 pieces of meat in the next CD - Day of Discovery thoven works. (R) (60 min.) 0 ) - Firing Line (3mu 56 Curvy latter 0 - Modi* WMch 0 - Embeiedores de la Musics wards tha Praaidancy. Robert Milchum. 1944 presenting a syllable. S 11 ran of pork-and-beans. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 2. 1983 - 11 Obituaries July 4th holiday begins By United Press Internationa Friday and police were out in force during the weekend. I on the nation’s highways to keep Texas state troopers will be FOCUS/ People William H. Preston Susanna Howard Irven T . Kirpens "Leaving recessionary gloom traffic deaths at a minimum pulled from other divisions, such William H. "Pops” Preston, 92, Susanna "Sue" Howard, 83, of Irven T. Kirpens, formerly of behind," one American in six wiil during the long weekend. as driver’s license and weights amt of Del Ray Beach, Fla., and 333 Bidwell St., Manchester, for­ Norman Street, Manchester, died hit the road this weekend to Last year 470 people died during measures, to increase manpower Glastonbury, died Tuesday in merly of Carver Lane, died Thurs­ Friday evening at an area conva­ celebrate the long Fourth of July the holiday, and police geared up to' on state highways. Florida. Born in Elmwood, he had day at Manchester Memorial lescent home. He was the husband weekend, travel experts reported. handle the rush of highway travel­ lived in Manchester many years Hospital. 01 me late Myrtle (Warnok) Police ibarshaled forces as the ers this year. In before moving to Glastonbury. IN MEMORY OF MHS grad still In coma She was the widow of Phillip Kirpens. He was born in Schenec­ holiday began Friday. In Southern California, motor­ Before retiring in 1957, he had EUCLID "PETE” REOPELL: Howard. Born in Garfield, N.J., tady, N ,Y ., March 27,1898, and had The U.S. Travel Data Center, a ists caught tailgating, cruising Focus been employed by Veeder Root lived in Manchester since 1960. non-profit organization that keeps through a stop sign or committing Who passed away July 3, 197ft Co., Hartford. He was a member of June 23, 1900, she had been a track of American travel patterns, 10 other common traffic violations Although five years have passed Adele Angle the Knights of Columbus, Camp­ Before retiring in 1964, he was a resident of Manchester since 1925. said its monthly telephone survey in Los Angeles County faced since you went home, ; clerk with the Travelers Insurance Focus Editor bell Council 573, and a member of showed one Americn in six, or penalties that have been nearly Our thoughtVape-ever with yoii.' Chris’ pals are pulling for him the KofC bowling league. At one She was a member of the Cos. of Hartford where he had about 38 million people, would be doubled. time he was the oldest active Emanual Lutheran Church of worked for 30 years. 'He was a traveling during the weekend — Bail in the county has been Sadly tmssed by,. bowler in Manchester. Manchester, the Emanual Luthe­ member of the South United most of them by car. increased from $33 to $60, effective Wife, Ethel ; By Sarah E. Hall He is survived by his son, ran Women’s Martha Circle, the Methodist Church, the Manchester "Plans for July Fourth vaca­ Friday and continuing indefi­ Daughter, Jane .. Herald Reporter William F. Preston Jr. of Rock­ Sunset Rebecca Lodge 39 and the tions indicated Americans are nitely, for a dozen traffic violations Grange 170, the Senior Citizens, the With one eye half-open, Jhe ville; a daughter, Mrs. Constance in hopes the stiffer penalties would if*. Manchester urange. She is sur­ AAR P, and the Knights of Colum­ leaving recessionary gloom behind young, man lies silent in a P. Cashman of Del Ray Beach, and returning to their customary act as a deterrent. The bail Costume vived by a stepson, Earl Howard of bus. He was also a member of seventh-floor room at Hartford Fla., and Glastonbury; a sister, becomes a fine unless a court New London; a brother, Michael Mount Pleasant Lodge 717, lOOF, leisure travel patterns,” said Hospital. Anne P. Duffy of West Hartford, hearing is requested. Super stars Chebro of Ashford; and several of Schenectady. Douglas Frechtling, director of the Although doctors say be is far five grandchildren; and four data center. State police across the nation neices and nephews. The first official raising of the from conscious, his teenaged great-grandchildren. The National Safety Council will use all available manpower to 50-star flag of the United Statei parties ■^.1 He is survived by a niepe, Judith friends greet him warmly as Funeral services will be Tues­ keep the death toll down. State Funeral services will be Tues­ Murphy of Elnora, N.Y. estimated between 420 and 520 was at 12; 01 a.m. on July 4,1960, at they come through the door. day at9a.m. at the JohnF.Tierney day at 1 p.m. at the Emanual people would be killed in traffic police in New Jersey and other Fort McHenry National Monu^ They did the same thing the Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Fundral services will be held accidents in the period between 6 states will use helicopters to spot ment in Baltimore. The 50th star followed by a mass of Christian Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the no party .. day before his graduation from p.m. Friday and midnight Mon­ traffic jams and speeders. had been added for Hawaii. The Manchester High School. One burial at St. Paul’s Church, Glas- Burial will be in the new Williman- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main day. Another 20,000 to 24,000 will Thirty officers from the Arizona previous year, the 49th star was friend Oven hung a red gradua­ tonbui7 , at 10 a.m. Burial will be in tic Cemetery in Windham. Friends St. Burial will be in the East suffer disabling injuries, the coun­ Department of Public Safety Crim­ added for Alaska. Before that, a . St. Bridget’s Cemetery, Manches­ may call at the Holmes Funeral Cemetery. Friends may call at the tion tassel to the left atove his cil predicted. inal Investigations Bureau, who star had not been added since 1912, I had a little problem on my hed. ter. Calling hours are Monday Home, 400 Main St., Monday from 2 funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 Los Angeles County traffic viola­ usually work as plainclothes men, — when New Mexico and Arizona hands early this week. Someone Days later, the boys returned, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. tors faced much stiffer penalties volunteered to work in uniform were admitted to the Union. gave me the choice of going to two and, in keeping with tradition, parties. moved the tassel to the right above the patient’s head. Either I could go Friday night Today he does not notice. Nor and dress up as a piece of confetti does he notice an oversized V.S./W orld or I could go Saturday night and get-well card, signed by well- dress up like a Satanic woman. wishers and surrounded by In Brief photos once fam iliar to him. The Now I know. I know. The card is pinned to the window Herald photo bv Taroulnlo i j Manchester. Herald must have curtain. Guatemala delays taxes made a typo. Back in Manchester, his Above, phris Cprneau’s GUATEMALA CITY — Guatemala’s belea­ friends have signed his year­ “ Surely, she didn't say a piece of book. It is f i l l ^ with painful senior portrait. His guered government Friday delayed a new tax CONFETTI,” you’re saying. package that helped trigger a coup attempt this reminders of their more care­ friends, from left, are But, no, this is correct. Call the week — the tenth try to topple President Efrain free days together: “We’ve John McLaughlin, Scott Rios Montt in 15 months. Wadsworth Atheneum, if you don’t gotta go fishing some time Dickman, Mark Strasser, soon,” one boy has Jotted down, The state of emergency, imposed to defuse the believe me. That’s where these two Craig Woodward, “Buck" rightist coup attempt Rios Montt, could stay in galas are taking place. and another friend, a girl, has effect for at least a month, Gen. Oscar Mejia written, "Too bad you couldn’t Taylor, Pat McNamara, Victores, the minister of defense, said Friday. THESE TWO invitations are be at graduation in body, but and Kevin Krause. you were there in our spirits and TAG part of a big trend. The costume in our minds.’J “ Remember Shultz set no conditions party dress-up trend. In case that party on Halloween?,’’ you’ve missed all the newspaper asks another. Originally, the pair wanted poker hands, neither druggies cut-and-bruised Mary Jo some­ NEW DELHI, -India — Secretary of State articles that have been written her grandchildren in South Chris’ fam ily to use the money nor preppies. They all work — how got out of the twisted brown Windsor. George Shultz said Friday the United States did about this trend, let me tell you, it’s EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD for medical bills but the family as Chris did, sometimes 40 and beige Monte Carlo which Somehow, police located not ask India to limit its nuclear arms program in very much with us. Chris Comeau probably does requested the money be set hours a week. Chris kept up his Chris had bought with his own them and related the news. Mrs. exchange for a pledge that Washin^on would not remember. He is sUll in a aside for Chris himself, to buy studies while working at the money two years before. Her Tomczuk says she remembers provide parts for India’s reactors. It is very, very trendy to go to a coma, the result of an early- anything from a car to a East Hartford Welding severely-injured friend still lay shock, disbelief, and visiting the “ No there hasn’t been any conditioning, one SALE party where you’re supposed to morning accident on New State wheelchair. Company. in the car. site of the accident later to find thing on another thing,’ ‘ Shultz said at a news dress up as someone or something Road May 21. But Chris’ friends one of her son’s shoes on one conference on his final full day in India. visit him at his bedside just the you are not. WHY ARE ChrU’ friends so SHORTLY BEFORE the ac­ The other driver — 24-year- side of the street and the Asked about the possibility India might same, talking and teasing in an bent on rooting for him? And the popular myth is, people cident, Chris had just com­ old Michael McAllister of 118L matching one on the other. detonate another nuclear bomb test, Shultz said, attempt to rouse him. “ He never screwed anybody LO VE to get dressed up. They just pleted another day of the New State Road — had hit them While Edward and Chris’ two " I have no information whatever along those Some especially close buddies can’t wait to throw on a Gay ‘90s over,” says Pat. Another friend, school-then-work routine. Then head-on and, slightly injured, brothers and sister left for the lines. From all I can see, there is no such are collecting money for Chris, Mark Strasser of 183 High St., he went to a bouse party with intention.” outfit or a ’50s bridal gown or a ‘30s fled on foot. hospital, she stayed in South so be can buy some things be recalls how Chris let him use his Mary Jo Heine of 42 Concord After a short stopover at maid’s cap and uniform. needs — when he gets better, Windsor — too upset to see hqr Time Again car for a week while bis own car Road, his date for the senior Manchester Memorial Hospi­ son right away. Notice the word-“ myth” there. they say. was being fixed. Chris seized Four slain at video accade prom one week away. (The tal, where Mary Jo was treated “ But I ’m always next to him Because it is a myth, foisted on us They’ve gotten together $367 the opportunity as a good night before, he had picked out a and released, Chris was trans­ . now,” Chris’ mother says. His HOUSTON — Four men believed to be young by people who are in the party­ so far. They put out a "change excuse for riding his motorcycle rental tuxedo to match her ferred to Hartford Hospital. condition is critical but stable, employees were found dead, apparently robbed giving business. for Chris” box at parties, and to work. dress.) There, doctors gave him an and after several weeks in the and repeatedly stabbed, in a "horriblescene" at a have n»,qualms about prodding Carolyn Woodward of Wad­ These people are the ones who He and his buddy Craig made hour or two to live; part of his intensive care unit, he was videogame arcade Friday. their peers, to donate. dell Road, mother of Chris’ alwasy get quoted when it comes plans for a camphig trip at thb brain had been crushed, and his moved to a regular room on the Homicide Detective J.C. Mosier said a woman “M e kndws w e're aU pulling close friend, Craig, remembers time to write newspaper articles beach while at the party, and facial bones broken. He was same floor. employee of the Malibu Grand Prix arcade and ,'fOr him, so that’s going to help. him stopping by to wish her well about how popular it is to dress in then he gave him a ride home.' bleeding badly, and his heart miniature auto race track and a Federal Express You re sure of a successful He’s never let anybody down, so on Mother’s Day, and buying costume at parties. The crash occurred just before was barely beating. HIS PROGNOSIS is guarded. deliveryman found the victims, who apparently he won’t start now,” says Pat her chocolates on Christmas. he was to drop off Mary Jo at her "Doctors say it’s going to be a had been knifed repeatedly. McNamara of Blue Ridge, "H e is a gentle, considerate house. CONFUSION ENSUED: very long, slow process. Itcould Police theorized robbery was a motive and that THESE E X PE R TS SAY things Drive.. Pat came up.wUh thd person,” she says. “ The headlights just started Chris’ mother, JoAnn Tomczuk, be months, or he could wake up the killings took place sometime after the like, "Oh, people just LOVE fuiii4.l<^ along with bis friend, Chris’ friends’ personalities coming straight at us, and then I and step-father, Edward Tomc­ tomorrow and be fine,” says his midnight closing time. Officials said the inside of sole when you advertise dressing up. You see, in this John hKLaughlin o f 202 School give a clue to his own. They are don’t remember much after zuk, had left the family home at St. Sunday softball players, penny- the building was partially ransacked and a safe modem day and age, there just that,’ ’ she says. Seconds later, a 128 Lyness Street to babysit for Please turn to page 12 was open. isn’ t enough of the element of m agic in today’s society. . . Defoliant risk discounted blahdiddy, blahdiddy, blah.” Well, I, for one, have enough #1 WASHINGTON — There is no indication Air it in the Manchester Herald! magic in my life without worrying Force personnel who “ lived in” Agent Orange during the Vietnam War ei^ rien ced more about what a human-sized piece of deaths than those more lightly exposed to the confetti is supposed to look like. defoliant, a report by the service said Friday. In fact, I have a hard enough But Air Force officials said it is too early to time figuring out whaLL’m going to know conclusively whether Agent Orange causes wear to a party without someone ■r death becaus;^ the group ftsted may not have throwing a wrench into an invita­ reached the age where a fatjal disease attributa­ tion like, “ Come in Satanic4ress.” ble to the chemical compound can be detected. Satanic dress? Maj. Gen. Murphy Chesney, deputy surgeon Call 643-2711 Here I have just gone and general of the Air Force, said the study of 1,269 squandered the cat’s college edu- Air Force officers and enlisted men assigned to Profile Operation Ranch Hand in Vietnam between 1962 catibn money on a dynamite little and 1971 was the first in-depth U.S. statistical pink and white number on sale at survey on the effects of Ageht Orange. the Parkade. It’s hanging in the closet, just pining for a.good party, Barbara Atwood for a helpful Ad-visor and someone tells me to come as a ^ C IA accused of plot piece of something you throw, at Address: 100 Westland St. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Nicaragua accused wed^ngs. Is there no justice? the CIA Friday of plotting to bomb its territory in Occupation: freelance writer umnarked planes and stage a mock retaliatory AND ANOTHER THING. Where Favorite restaurant: Mansfield Depot rani on a Honduran village to provoke’ a war do all these people who show up at between the two countries. Favorite food: seafood these parties -get hold of these Minister of Interior Tomas Borge said the plan Favortite beverage: scotch and SOda was hatched at a secret meeting in Honduras things? attended by CIA officials, leaders of the ------FREE------You see, there’s a certain Favorite hobby: reading Nicaraguan rebel movement and Gen. Gustavo cracked honor among costume Idea of a good vacation: Cape Cod Alvarez Martinez, Honduran military chief. piarty goers. It is the height of Borge said the plot involved "the utilization of un-cool to go out and R E NT How do you relax: watch public TV unmarked planes to attack Nicaraguan towns something for the occasion. No, no, Entertainment preferredjjnusicals and immediately attack a Honduran village to no. This simply isn’ tdone. Instead, create public opinion that it was a response by TASSAUSiaN' you must stretch your imagina­ Favorite entertainer: Dustin Hoffman Nicaragua to the bombardment.” tion. Convert your plaid bathrobe Favorite song: “The Fantastiks” into a cardinal’s Easter robes. Security tight for Bush Take that raincoat and make Music preferred: classical HELSINKI, Finland — Vice President George yourself into a piece of Favorite magazine: Time Whm you place your ad In Tupperware. Bush arrived in Finland Friday to get a “ clear Favorite novel: "Kristin Lavrans picture of Soviet views” from leaders of the My closet has a lot of weird stuff Datter” Scandinavian country that shares a border with in there, just waiting for the proper Favorite store in Manachester: Woodland Gardens the communist superpower. costume party invitation, but it . Accompanied by 80 officials, including numer­ never seems to come. No one has ous bodyguards, Bush flew from Oslo, Norway the Manchester Herald—I yet invited me to a too tight jump Favorite spot in Manchester: my house into Turku airport, 120 miles west of Helsinki fpr a suit party, for instance, or an 48-eight hour visit to Finland, the fifth stop on his Cor driven: Volvo out-of-fashion slit skirt party, eight-country tour of Europe. Last book read: "Of Human Bondage" There were no official statements as he was *Limit 1 Sign— Must Be Picked Up At The Herald though I ’d gladly go, if invited. greeted by Social Democratic Prime Minister Favorite quotation: “What makes kids put Kalevi Sorsa, and national and local government O’lH E R PE O PLE , I think, must personalities. Bush immediately went to Presi­ hire secret costume brokers for beans in their ears." dent Mauno Koivisto for lunch. this kind Of thing.'-^K , Mac, you m Pet peeve: blinking traffic lights say you need to look like a used 1957 Best thing cdtout Manchester: my house and French begin vacation Chevrolet for Saturday night? Fine, no probleQi, I ’ll have the friends PAR I3 — The French began tjieir. cherished chrome waiting on your doorstep annual summer vacatfon under a dark cloud this Worst thing ahout Manchester: trying to get by 6.” weekend with fewer people traveling far from “ You’re supposed to come as a around town home because of the recession and Socialist currency restrictions. member of the Russian artisto- ... . ^ According to public opinion polls by newspap­ cracy? Is that pre- or post- ers and the Tourism and Transport Ministries, 2 *^Serving The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years^^ Revolution? You want bullet holes million French decided not to go anywhere this or not?” summer. * Anyway, you get the piqture. Call pie If you know a broker who’8 Into confetti. ' Herald photo by Tarquinlo I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 2. 1983 MANCHESTER HERAI.D, Saturdiiy, July 2. 19B3 - 13 Senior News Engasements Sister’s rotten kid brother Trip schedule for July posted ■ ' ... decides he wants to move in DEAR ABBY: I’m a and demanded a $25 re­ 27-year-old self- ward! (I'm sure he re­ supporting woman. My moved it from the car.) Editor's note; this column Is prepared by the staff of problem is my 20-year-old He emphasized that if I the Manchester Senior Center. It appears on kid brother. I'll call him had lost all my credit Wednesdays and Saturdays. "Chuck.” He’s handsome, Dear Abby cards, cash, etc., it would charming and Spoiled rot­ cost me a lot more than By Joe DImlnIco ten. Chuck was always the Abigail Van Buren $25, so I figured a $25 Activities Specialist favorite, and he sure knew • reward was really not too how to get what he much. I wasn't able to Greeting: Senior Center "sponsored” trips for the wanted. For his 16th birth­ give him the $25 at the month of Juiy are as follows: day the foiks gave him an time, so I promised to give July 8: Branford Trolley Museum, $3.50. expensive new car, which it to him the next time I July 12: Enfield Mall, $2. he totaled three weeks he'll never stand on his ing it impossible to carry came by. July 13: Hammonnasset, $2. later, so they got him own feet. Also, if I help on conversation. July 18: Mystic Seaport, $8 (including admision) another one! him, Jhey’ll never speak Later, when I suggested The following day I July 19: Westfarm Mall, $2. Chuck's grades were to me again. What should I (politely) to my hostess talked to my co-workers July 22: Hitchcock Museum, $2. only fair, but Dad pulled do? that she ask her son to about my story. They all July 26: Mystery Trip, $2. some strings and got him SIS kindly turn the stereo told me to report him July 27: Ocean Beach, $2.50. into a junior college. He down a little so we could either to the headquarters Individuals interested in registering for the above Elizabeth M. Hall Johane Louise Roy Teresa A. Gronda flunked out in one semes­ D E A R SIS: Your par-, visit, she told me that in oftha't fillingstationorthe trips may do so in the front lobby, from 8:30 a.m. to ter and came home. He ents, though well- his home he was top police. So far I've done 4:30 p.m. Rosters will be posted one week prior to the couldn’t find a job be­ intentioned, contributed priority and could do as he nothing and have not trip. Monies for the trip will be collected the day of the Hall-M izia Roy-Telgener Gronda-Soltys cause he didn't look very to making Chuck the loser chose. She added that if visited the station since trip. If you have any questions, please feel free to hard, so Dad pulled some that he is. I can’t imagine we didn't like it we didn't then. contact us at the center. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hall of Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Roy of Mr. and Mrs. John Gronda of 165 more strings and got him a psychiatrist advising have to come again. What would you have There will be a trip registration on July 13, at 9:30 165 Autumn St. announce the Rochester, N.H. announce the Loomis St. announce the engage­ one. Two weeks later. parents to use the sink-or- What do you think of done if you were in my for the Bronx Zoo trip, scheduled for Aug. 23. The engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, ment of their daughter, Teresa Chuck was sacked. swim technique on a child such behavior toward place? price of the trip is $15, which includes transportation, '■ 0^ Elizabeth Marie Hall, to Joseph Johane Louise Roy of Boston, Ann Gronda, to Michael Joseph A psychiatrist friend of who was never taught to one's guests? ANNOYED IN admission and a tour of the zoo on the monorail ■’Brett” Mizia, son of Mrs. Regina Mass., to Richard J. Telgener of Soltys of Bristol, son of Mr. and Dad’s told him to throw swim. OFFENDED ORANGE COUNTY. system. Lunch will be on your own. Coope of 228 E. Middle Turnpike. Long Beach, Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soltys of Storrs. Chuck out of the house and Tell Chuck he can stay IN CLIFTON. N.J. CALIF Individuals attending the Red Sox game on July 16 Mrs. John Telgener of The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ let him sink or swim, so with you on the condition are reminded that the departure time of the trip is 10 The bride-elect is a 1979 gradu­ Glastonbury. ate of Manchester High School and that’s what Dad did. that he finds a job, puts DEAR OFFENDED: I DEAR ANNOYED: I a.m. from Pic and Save parking lot — not 11 a.m. as ate of Manchester High School and a 1981 graduate of the University of Chuck’s been hanging out himself into the hands of a think the son must have would have notified the previously announced. Both buses are filled, but if you a 1982 graduate of Greater Hart­ The bride-elect is a graduate ol Connecticut. She is a graduate with some crummy char­ therapist and makes an inherited his manners police. would like to have your name on the waiting list, Mrs. William B. Tatelman Mrs. Gregory J. Massey Mrs. John V. Talley Jr. ford Community College. She is the University of New Hampshire student at Central Connecticut acters and living from effort to straighten up, from his mother. please feel free to call the center. employed by Dr. Donald S. Gross- and is working in Boston. State University. hand to mouth. I'm sure clean up his act and get his Every teen-ager should Ladies who have registered for the Senior Ladies man of Manchester. The prospective bridegroom is a he’s into drugs, too, and head together. D E A R A B B Y : One day know the truth about Golf League are reminded that the league will start The prospective bridegroom is a 1977 graduate of E.rTSmlth High I ’m afraid he’s dealing. I I stopped at a gas station drugs, sex and how to be Tue.sday, at 8:15 a.m. at Red Rock Golf Course. The Tatelman-Evans Massey-Smith Talley-O’Rourke The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Manchester High School and a 1981 graduate of the He came to my apartment D E A R A BB Y : My hus­ to have my tank filled, and happy. For Abby's boo­ league will continue throughout the golfing season on 1977 graduate of Manchester High School and the University of New University of Connecticut. He is spaced out and asked if he band and I were recently on the way home I noticed Diane Marie Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. klet, send $2 and a long, every Tuesday at Red Rock, excluding holidays and Diane Carol Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anne Catherine O’Rourke, of Westchester County, School. He is employed by R. J. Hampshire. He is employed as a employed in the public relations could stay with me. invited to the home of my purse was not on the James B. Evans of 140 Stillfield Road, and William stamped (37 cents), self- rain days. If you would like to play and have not Charles R. Smith of Webster Lane, Andover, and N.Y., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Rourke Dwyer and Company of Chaplin. civil engineer for Los Angeles department at E.S.P.N. in Bristol. My parents say if I take friends for a dinner party. seat beside me. where I Barry Tatelman sonf of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. addressed envelope to: registered, please be at Red Rock Golf Course on July Gregory J. Massey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. of 22 Green Hill St., and John V. Talley Jr. of An Oct. 15 wedding is planned at St. County, Los Angeles, Calif. An A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at Chuck in, he'll get the idea Their teen-age son played always keep it. so 1 rushed Tatelman of Bloomfield, were married June 18 in an .^bby. Teen Booklet, P.O. 5. Massey of Enfield, were married June 23 in St. Peekskill, N.Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Talley Sr. James Church. October wedding is planned. St. Bridget Church. that someone will always his stereo at full volume back to the gas station. outdoor service performed at the home of Mr. and Bridget Church. Box 38923. Hollywood. Just a reminder that the center will be closed this of 526 Vernon St., were married June 25 in St Joseph’s be there to rescue him and most of the evening, mak­ The cashier had my purse Calif. 90038. Monday in celebration of Independence Day. Bingo Mrs. Renato Cimiano. The Rev. Emilio P. Padelli performed the mass and Church, Bristol. and pinochle will be played on Tuesday at the Deacon Fernand Chamberlain and Rabbi Charles double ring ceremony. Clara Dubaldo was organist Hublard-Edgar The Rev. Stanley Abugel performed the mass and regularly scheduled times. We will only have one Davidson, performed the double ring ceremony. The and Jenny Dubaldo was soloist. The bride was given in double ring ceremony. Mrs. Ramona Phoenix of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hublard of vehicle on the road which will be for shopping, so bride was given in marriage by her father. marriage by her father. Bristoi was organist and Mrs. Patricia Smatt of Sherbourn, Mass., formerly of bingo players will be on their own for transport'ation. Karen Evans, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Rosemarie Rothman of North Huntingdon, Pa., Bristol was soloist. The bride was given in marriage Manchester, announce the engage­ Hemorrhoids, colon cancer: Lunch will be served. Bridesmaids were Monica Holmes, Kathy Doocy, cousinofthebride,was matron of honor. Bridesmaids by her parents. ment of their daughter, Jennifer Next Thursday again we wil have a picnic out back, Marsha Cushner, Valerie Howard, and Eileen Tozzi. were Maryann Massey of Enfield, sister of the groom, Jamie Prattson was junior bridesmaid. Flower girls Lynn Hublard, to William Vincent starting at 11:45 a.m. The menu will consist of and Rita Fontanella of Hebron. Lisa Johnson of Susdn O ’Rourke of Manchester, sister of the bride, were Kim Prattson and Lisa Prattson. Edgar, son of Mr. and Mrs. hamburgers, assorted salads, beverage and ice Hebron was junior bridesmaid. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathleen John Mehr was best man. Ushers were Michael Gordon Massey of Enfield, brother of the groom, William Edgar of Manchester. there’s an indirect relation cream. All of the picnic tables are in the shade, so O ’Rourke of Redondo Beach, Calif., sister of the bride, Evans, Michael Freund, Barry Cushner, Ken A May 1984 wedding is planned. don’t let the hot weather deter you from attending the was best man. Ushers were Glenn Massey of Enfield, and Cheri Talley of Manchester, sister of the Nahigian, and Paul Pierannunzi. Barry Wiener was picnic and having fun. brother of the groom, and Andrew Nadler of bridegroom. DEAR DR. LAMB: I into smaller particles, it is junior usher. Lastly, we will be having a pharmacist here at the Needham, Mass. Mark McConnell of Hebron was Thompson-Titus have heard that only absorbed more easily and center to review our medications on July 13, from 10 After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in junior usher. Guy M. Talley of Wethersfield, brother of the people who had hemor­ the XO enzyme is carried a.m. to noon. If you have any questions or concerns Bolton the couple left on an island cruise. They will After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn in groom, was best man. Ushers were Michael O’Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L. Thomp­ rhoids develop cancer of with it. The XO attacks about the medications you are taking, please feel free make their home in West Hartford. Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. of Manchester, brother of the bride, and Daniel Boyce son of 236 Woodland St. announce the colon. Is that true? If the blood vessels and to stop by the center and take advantage of this free Both are graduates of Bryant College in Smithfield, They will make their home in Manchester. of Bristol, cousin of the bride. the engagement of their daughter, you have hemorrhoids, Your Health causes heart di.sease. Is service. R.I. and both are certified public accountants. ’The The bride is a graduate of Manchester Community Anne Frances Thompson of Ruby, are you more likely to this true and should 1 stop bride is employed by Coopers & Lybrand accounting College. She is employed by Travelers Insurance After a reception at the Hotel Sonesta in Hartford, Alaska, to Allen G. Titus, son of have colon cancer Lawrence Lamb, M.D. using homogenized milk? SCHEDULE FOR WEEK firm. The groom is employed by Connecticut Natural Company. The groom is a graduate of the University the couple left on a trip to Hawaii. They will make Mr. and Mrs. Henry Titus of Ruby. someday? Gas. of Denver, Denver, Colo. Monday: Building closed — Independent Day. their home in Peekskill, N.Y. The bride-elect is an elementary / My mother had colon DEAR RE.ADER: This Tuesday: 8:15 — Women's Golf League; 9 a.m. school teacher in Ruby and the cancer. Fortunately her idea was floated and lar­ shopping bus, returns from Parkade at 12:30 p.m. prospective bridegroom is in the cancer was found early gely discredited nearly It) Wednesday: 10a.m.— pinochlegames; noonlunch; trapping and fishing business and after surgery she is in years ago but from recent 12; 30 bridge games; bus pickup at 8 a.m. — return there. good health. I believe she the bowel problems may there is no reason to think letters and news stories 1 trips at 12:30 and 3:15. An Aug. 6 wedding is planned at D ^ o r ^ L, Leger-Rot Kathleen M. Geer and Tho­ had hemorrhoids when lead to straining and there could possibly be see it is being tried on the Thursday: 11:45 — picnic. Area Agency on Aging Serend Congregational Church in Feragne mas F. Gaffey Jr. she was pregnant. constipation which con­ any relationship. public again, I suspect for representatives; bus pickup at 10, return after Manchester. Recently the doctor told tributes to hemorrhoids 'To give you a better commercial reasons. program. me I had tags, evidently on one hand, while the understanding of hemor­ Friday: 9 a.m. — chess and checkers; 10 a.m. Stenhouse-Bimonte Leger-Feragne Geer-Gaffey from hemorrhoids. That lack of bulk may increase rhoids I am sending you In the first place, the bingo; noonlunch; 12:45 setback games; bus pickup risk of colon cancer on the The Health Letter 13-12, heart disease problei.i Mr. and Mrs. James C. Geer of 1 " is why I am concerned. at 8 a.m., return at l2:30 and 3 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Legerof 365 other hand. Hemorrhoids: New Treat­ was in full bloom before Woodland St. announce the en­ Gaylord Road, Bolton, announce Stenhouse of Warren Street an­ DEAR READER: He­ But hemorrhoids from ments For An Old Afflic­ homogenized milk was gagement of their daughter, De­ the engagement of their daughter, MENU FOR WEEK nounce the engagement of their morrhoids certainly do pregnancy are usually tion. Others who want this available in any quanti­ borah L. Leger, to Robert A. Kathleen Mary Geer, to Thomas Monday; Closed. daughter, Kathleen Jean not cause colon cancer. caused by childbirth and issue can send 75 cents ties. Second, enzymes, Feragne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gaffey Jr. of Fisher’s Tuesday: Vegetable soup, tuna salad sandwich, Stenhouse, to William Patrick the pressure of the preg­ with a long, stamped, including XO are pro­ Island, N.Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. However, people who chilled fruit, beverage. Bimonte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feragne of 82 Branford St. nant uterus on the lower self-addressed envelope teins. Only small proteins Thomas Gaffey of Wethersfield. have poor bowel habits Wednesday: Veal patty on a bun, green salad, Anthony D. Bimonte Sr. of East The bride-elect is a graduate of and strain at the stool are bowel. As the baby passes for it to me in care of this can be absorbed through pudding, beverage. Hartfoi^. Manchester High School, class of The bride-elect is a 1972 gradu­ more likely to have he­ through the pelvic outlet newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, the intestinal wall and Thursday: Picnic. The bride-elect is a graduate of 1982. She is employed at the Main ate of Bolton High School. She morrhoids. And there is the pressure on the rectal Radio City Station, New there is no evidence that Friday: Sliced turkey on whole wheat, cole slaw, Manchester High School and Man­ Street Savings Bank of attended Manchester Community some evidence that people veins is tremendous and York, N.Y. 10019. the large XO enzyme is cranberry sauce, dessert, beverage. chester Community College. She Manchester. j College and is employed as public who do not have enough may cause them to be absorbed. Rather it is attended Morse School of Business bu Ik in their diet are apt to overdistended and be­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I probably digested like all The prospective bridegroom is relations coordinator and emer­ PINOCHLE SCORES and CPI. She is employed at have slow transit of food come hemorrhoids. And use 12 ounces of milk daily other enzymes. Enjoy also a 1982 graduate of Manchester gency medical technician with June 29: Ann Fisher, 596; Paul Ottone, 596; Robert Manchester Manor Nursing Home. residue and wastes pregnancy makes hemor­ on cereal and as a bever­ your homogenized milk. If High School and is serving in the Professional Ambulance Service Schubert, 579; Ruth Howell, 572; Ada Rojas, 567; The prospective bridegroom is a through the colon, which rhoids worse. age. My daughter tells me you really worry about it, United States Navy. of Wethersfield. Marge Reed, 559; Arvid Peterson, 558. graduate of South Windsor High increases the risk of colon Tags are evidence of an homogenized milk can be use fortified skim milk School and was formerly a volun­ The prospective bridegroom is a cancer. old hemorrhoid problem. responsible for cardiovas­ which doesn't contain BRIDGE SCORES teer firefighter for the Town of 1970 graduate of Wethersfield High Put the two together Whether they have any cular disease. Homogen­ hardly any (at anyway Irene Walsh, 3,750; Hans Bensche, 3,620; SolCohen, South Windsor. He is employed at Now you know School and attended Tunxis Com­ and you see that people possible relation to in­ ized milk contains xan­ You can beat the choles­ 3210; Tom Regan, 2,680. Meadows Manor in Manchester. munity College. He is employed at who don't have enough creased colon cancer risk thine oxidase (XO). terol, the saturated fat Nearly 85 percent of the popula­ A May 12, 1984 wedding is Firehouse Square Nursery, bulk in their diets may depends on what caused Because homogenizing and the discredited XO tion of thq African - nation of planned at First Congregational Fisher’s Island. A December wed­ have bowel problems and them. If it was childbirth. milk breaks the fat down theory all in one measure. Gambia are Moslems. Corneau’s Church, South Windsor. ding is planned. friends at MHS About Town Former mother’s darling rally round him Sponsoring park visit Mrs. Kevin R. Boushee Miss Christine honored changes after his marriage Continued from page 11 Mrs. Mark Demko Mrs. David A. Neff Manchester Junior Women’s Club is sponsoring an Cara Christino of Man­ outing at Gay City State Park in Hebron, Thursday, sister-in-law, Yvonne Corneau. She also says Chris chester was recently DE/\R DR. BLAKER: for club members and friends. For more information mendation was correct has “definite brain damage,” although he's shown Boushee-Hebert awarded the Girl Scout My son has married a Demko-Nassiff Neff-Coleman call Nancy Roser, 646-4173. she had no right to try to some promising signs, like squeezing his mother's Silver Award, which is the woman who hates me. I intimidateyou intocontin- The club is a non-profit service organization and its second highest award in hand and holding up a couple of fingers when asked. Lisa Ann Hebert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Salem E. Nassiff of Manchester have tried to be nice to her uing therapy. She .should Frances Margarette Coleman, daughter of Mr. and contributions -benefit many Manchester organiza­ Girl Scouting. She was Ask Although the crushed part of Chris' brain has been Hebert of 22 E. Eldridge St. and Kevin R. Boushee, son announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Mrs. John Tierney of Hartford and David Alan Neff, of bqt she always turned me have explained her rea­ tions. For more information about club membership among a group of scouts surgically removed, he will need another operation to of Mrs. Marcella Hammer of Rockville and the late M ary Ann Nassiff, to Mark Demko, son of Dr. and 72 Oak St., son of Mr. and Mrs. John N eff of 7 off. We are a very close sons for her extended call Lynn Jacobs, 647-8()65. from other area towns Dr. Blaker put a support-plate in the damaged area when he Raymond Boushee, were married May 21 at St. James Mrs. Richard Demko of Manchester. Northfield St., were m arried June 11. family (at least, were) commitment idea and comes out of the coma. Church. who received the a ward at Mrs. Anthony Cotter, cousin of the bride, was The groom is employed by Shop Rite of Windsor. and this hurts me terribly. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. then ieft it in your hands. ceremonies in Hartford. "W e have a doctor for every part of his body,” says The Rev. Robert Burbank officiated at the mass and matron of honor. Other attendants were the bride’s Ciub plans annuai picnic From the time my boy If you decide to go back The scouts worked for Mrs. Tomczuk. Her husband, she says, is "really double ring ceremony. The bride was given in sisters, Nancy Nassiff, MrsT; Walter Dittmann, Mrs. was only five years old, he into therapy at any time.in The Widows-Widowfyc$^lub of Connecticut will hold two to three years to sick” over what has happenned. marriage by her parents. William Shea, and Joan Nassiff. Anessa Hamel, niece went shopping with me the future, try someone its annual picnic July 10 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of complete requirements in Lynn M. Hebert of Manchester, sister of the bride, of the bride, was flower girl. Old picturM wanted and even accompanied eise. R E S E N T M E N T LING ER S for the man who struck was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jane Wilson of Terry Farrell was best man. Ushers were Gary Eleanor Pisch, Helaine Road. There will be no four areas: immunity me to my office every day. Chris' car. Although Chris' mother said she is too East Hartford, Sheila Boushee of Cromwell, sister of business meeting. service, specialized inter­ Demko, Stephen Monghahan, Walter Dittmann, and « photo of Manchester you’d like to see He would never stay with The closer the mother- concerned about her son to waste time fretting over the groom, Diane Barber of Manchester, cousin of the Those attending are asked to bring their food and est projects, ^adership decided to quit against her Richard Learned. printed. Bring it into the Manchester Herald. a babysitter. son relationship, the more Michael McAllister, Chris' friends have confronted groom, and Evelyn Ammon of Manchester. Jessica drink and folding chair. A grill will be provided for skills a^d' areer recommendation. Well, Dr, Blaker is currently Even during his adoles­ likely the new wife and the man in anger-but not violence. Hebert of Southington, cousin of the bride, was flower outdoor cooking. A dish to share with others would- exploratioim . she was furious and de­ involved ip a project ana­ Cara.Christino cence when other boys mother will not get along Mary Jo said she and a group of her friends saw him girl. also be welcomed, such as a salad or dessert. For manded that we continue. lyzing people's secrets. If rejected their mothers, for some reason. the day after the accident at Burger King, where he Michael Rooney of Manchester, was best man. more information call 643-?976. We just walked out. 1 feel you would like to help, mine was do obedient So, stop trying to make told her he felt "lower than dirt.” "Y ou should,” Ushers were David Hebert of Manchester, brother of Did drinking eight beers save guilty because we left on send your secret to her at darling. WhajInUve I done friends with your enemy I'eplied Mary Jo. The boys' anger dissolved into pity, the bride, Craig Boushee and Keith Boushee, of such ugly terms but we SECRETS, Newspaper AM Bridge Club results wrong that I could lose and competitor. Wear^ however, when McAllister started to cry. Manchester, brothers’ of the groom, and Robert both think we did the right Enterprise .Association, Firefighters make him now^ your loss with dignity and McAlister has pleaded not guilty to charges of Adams of Vernon. Michael Barber of Manchester, The following are the results of the June 20 and 23 thing. What do you think? 200 Park .Avenue, New Fiorida man from drowning? live your own life. York. N.Y. 10106. Any use second-degree assault with a motor vehicle while cousin of the gyoom, was ringbearer. games of the Manchester AM Bridge Club; DEAR READER: Did it intoxicated, possession of marijuana, operating After a reception at the Marriott Hofei in North-South: Bill Odette an d. M argaret Kropp, speciai deiivery DEAR READER: Even of this information will be MIAMI (UPI) — Earl Allen put arm s and spit out ” a fountain” o f . ever occur to you that he DEAR DR. BLAKER: under the influence of alcohol or drugs, evading Farmington, the couple honeymooned in the South. fishing boat. first; Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, second. -if this therapist's recom- kept confidential. away eight cans of beer before he water after he pulled him out. might also have had to My husband and I started responsibility, failure to grant half of the highway, They are making their home in Fayettville, N.C. The Allen only recalls falling Into the East-West; Irv Carlson and Bev Saunders, first; fell out of his fishing boat, and ”He had definitely been under­ VIENNA, Va. (UPI) — Firefighters Wayne Reedy marry someone who seeing a marriage counse­ and operating without insurance. After a pre-trial groom is serving with t|ie U.S. Arm y in the 82nd water and being pulled out, he said. Peg O’Connor and Marion McCarthy, second. authorities say that may have water, face down. I don’t know and Omer McLaughlin stopped to investigate a'traffic would reject you in order lor six months ago. We hearing on June 30. his case was continued. Airborne Division, stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. He is Doctors at the Veteran’s Admin­ North-South: M argaret Kropp and Bill Odette, saved his life. what to say,” Cohen said. jam outside Washington and wound up delivery men — to establish enough dis­ had had an argument and "None of us would ever drive after'drinking, and a graduate of Manchester High School. istration Hospital were unsure how first; Frankie Brown and P eg Dunfield, second. WELdOiwic WAuool Doctors are puzzled over the bringing Natasha Tomberlin into the world in the tance between you and wanted to resolve it in an we'd take the car keys away from somebody else," The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School he survived with no ill effecU when East-West; Donna Feir and Ellen Goldberg, first; WANTS TQ VISIT YOU' case of 59-year-old fisherman who ’’Maybe be was in such a state of midst of it all. him to function as an adult way, so we called a says Buck Taylor of South Lakewood Circle, another and until the time of her m arriage, she had beeh(a he was treated and released Mary Willhide and Ann Staub, second. Jusi engaged? N°v' parent?' spent up to two hours floating face intoxication that his body went Into Thursday. Spokeswoman Stephanie Strass said the two adult-husband instead of professional and re­ close friend of Chris'. He added that he feels "sort of secretary in the Social Services offices at St. Francis members of the Fairfax County Fire Department the child-son he had been Moved? I'd like to visit you with down In the Intracoastal Water­ a coma and didn’t require the same Authorities said it is impossible quested a few sessions. sorry” for McAlister. Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford. for so many years? useful gifts and information. I'll way and then sat up and spit out "a amount of oxygen,” he said. for Allen to have floated face down eW U unit dissoived ’’spotted several cars, stopped, pulled off and found^ We wanted only short­ woman in a car just starting to deliver” Thursday Try to think of it as a also bring cards you can re­ fountain” of water’at astonished for two hours and survive, but term help. B U T CHRIS’ B U D D Y Scott Dickman of 183 High St. rescuers. At the recent annual meeting of Church Women morning on a busy highway. maturing process for him deem tor more gifts at local Allen said he drink eight cans of nobody knows exactly how long his The counselor was good said the fund-raising group's main concern is that businesses. It’s a friendly visit Rescuers received the shock of beer, but insists he wasn’t dnink face was submerged. United, it was voted to dissolve the Manchester Unit ’’Traffic was really backed up,” Reedy said. The and not a rejection of you but kept extending the Chris get well. "W e all lovetiim ," he savs, without a because of lack of leadership. two firefighters helped the woman, Sandra Tomberlin as a mother. All mothers to help you get answers about .Getting married? their lives when, after pulling out and said it was ’’possible” he ’’There is supposedly an episode amount of sessions she blush. CW U started about 30 years ago in Manchester and lose their sons at some town, goods and services. All what they thought was a dead floated on his back most of the up north where a little boy of Herndon, give birth, then “ flagged down a truck thought we needed until Those who want to contribute to the fund may call Wedding forms can be obtained by writing to Bridal has been very active until recent years. In agreeing to point...and they usually body, Allen suddenly came to life time. survived 20 minutes under ice cold and used their CB radio to call for an ambulance.” we found ourselves agree­ free to you. Craig Woodward at 643-6927. A fund has been set up at Department, Box 591, Manchester Herald, Manches­ dissolve the unit, members at the meeting agreed that lose them to another (usu­ Thursday, He said he can’t remember a water,” said Assistant Dade She and Natasha, who weighed 4-pounds, 8-ounces, ing to a full year of the Savings Bank of Manchester, and checks may be ter, 06040. A self addressed stamped envelope must attendance and interest in the three ’’Celebration ally younger) woman. It’s Metro-bade police officer Bart thing about the two-hour ordeal County Medical Examiner Dr. are doing well, said Nancy O’Shea of Fairfax treatment. made out in Chris' name. accompany request. 'Call 8mi - 643-9632] Cohen said Allen moved In his after tumbling out of his 22-foot Erik Mitchell. Days” had fallen off, as well as regular meetings. Hospital. hard to take. We talked it over and

f t M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 2, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturday, July 2, 198.3 - 15 MACC News SPORTS The Clothing Bank can’t use apple cores

Bv Nancy Carr request concerned professional counseling (46). And one such worker, Pam Daigle-Valente, has VanDeck, Marjorie McMenemy, Robert M. Reid Executive Director child day care (42), peer support (39), and legal offered to take over the task of camp supervisor. and Sons Antique Appraisals and Sylvia and information (31). Earl and Adejle Yost will be in charge of daily Doretta Beaulieu. On and off over the past weeks we’ve been INFOLINE received 62 calls from Bolton outdoor activities, (I just can’t get over our Legion squads wind up dead even talking about who is poor, and, more explicitly, residents seeking help and information. Again the children being fortunate enough to have the REMEMBER who needs help here in Manchester from their largest number of calls was about fuel. recently-retired sports editor of the Manchester Nest Saturday come on down to the Farmer’s neighbors. Not everyone whose income level is Side comment: I found it interesting that Herald give them pointers — Earl and Adelle, Market, under the trees In front of St. James There are a lot of useless, empty all totaled, made it 6-1 in South poverty level or under needs or asks for help. But housing did not hit the top 5 in either town. I’m not you’re wonderful). And, new this year, Jean Church, downtown Main Street. ways to kill three hours. Try Windsor’s favor. many' of our neighbors living at or below the sure whether that means that the need is not as Kohut will be leading “ morning music” two days Arid next Sunday - the annual Interracial fishing with no bait. Read some ” He never really was in con­ poverty level do need help, and an increasing acute as it was several years ago, or whether each week. Council picnic at Laurel Grove, Wickham Park. comic books or, maybe, through trol,” Armstrong said. ” He gets number feel free to come to us. people have given up calling. We’re still getting a We still need adults with arts and crafts Everyone welcom e.' Organized games for all the magic of cable TV, you can sit the ball up. He couldn’t get the Even then, as I’ve often mentioned, our needy fair number of requests for housing assistance. experience, as weall as kitchen help and a ages. Bring your own meat and a salad or dessert in on a session of Congress. deuce (curve) over. For him to be elderly are often slow to ask for assistance. Of the The vast majority of these calls we can’t do guardian angel to ride the bus, particularly in the for the party table. The American Legion teams effective, it’s got'to be working.” two most recent cases concerning elderly, neither anything about except offer sympathy. Anyone morning. from Manchester and South Wind­ Post 102 got back on top on request came directly from the person. One with a low income in a town like Manchester with Several more teenagers have signed on: Sara NO APPLE CORES PLEASE sor discovered a different, but Wisnieski’s RBI single and a request came from a friend of an older lady who a iess than 2 percent vacancy rate is obviously and Marthas Perkins, Angela Franco, Christine We really run the gamut in Clothing Bank equally unfulfilling, diversion Fri­ grandslam by Petersen, a sweet no longer can eat regular food, but must exist on a going to have a hard time finding a place. Colletti, David Harmon, Tracy Cunliffe, Lisa donations. Most people are careful to make sure day evening. They played base­ liner over the leftfield fence that liquid formula, like baby forrrftila. Such high Mason and Beth Leslie. that the clothing they bring us is clean and usable. ball, which wouldn’t be unusual if provided him with the first four of protein/vitamin enriched iquid foods are Even though summer has finally decided to We are still seeking counselors, 14 years and One very special man who lost his lovely wife not for the fact that neither of the five RBIs. Manchester missed out expensive. visit Connecticut, we are dealing daily with the older to be one-on-one guides, guardians, and some time ago spent hours getting all her clothing teams left Eagle Field a winner. on an opportunity to score even The other case that crossed the desk this fallout from the winter months. Because of the caring friends to our youngsters. Particularly cleaned and sorted before he brought it to us. They played six innings of a Zone more runs, though, when South morning came from one of our elderly outreach number of shut-off notices, we’ve been receiving needed are teenage boys who, at least for these Though he certainly went above and beyond our 8 game before dark clouds and lack leftfielder Fred Hunter reached workers and was a request for funds to purchase more requests for fuel assistance in June than we two weeks, can serve as role models for some of expectations, very few people are going to take of sun forced the umpires to call over the fence and robbed Bill two cushions for an elderly gentleman who had had anticipated. We’ve already allocated over our young boys who miss male companionship at the time to put all the blouses together, and things off. At that time, the score Masse of a three-run homer. had surgery, and was so thin that his chair hurt $2,000 to 12 different families, mostly with small home. Call the MACC 649-2093 if you can give even dresses, etc. was 10-10. The game will go into the his scantily covered bones. children or with health problems, small grants one day between 10 and 3 to make these happy books as a tie with no provision for South Windsor got its final three Makes your own heart ache — hmm? Because and loans enabling them to work out credit days for these 6 to 11 year olds. We need to remind you that going through bags replay or resumption. As in runs in the fourth, before Manches­ of your generosity we can help in both cases. arrangements with their utility companies, and of soiled clothing that not only are not usable but hockey, Manchester and South ter reliever Leon Bilodeau came on At any rate, one indicator of areas in which our overt shut off. Thanks to you, it’s been possible. Thank you to Bob King, who provided 50 boxes, include old apple cores and wads of (lint?) is an Windsor will each be awarded a and shut the visitors down. ” It was people are having problems is the number and enough so that each camper can have his own unpleasant task for even our dedicated volun­ point for their efforts. a good performance by him. ” said types of calls for information and assistance INTERFAITH DAY CAMP personalized box, and use it to store his/her art teers. Besides soiled clothing can attract bugs Armstrong, who hasn't been over­ received by INFOLINE. The INFOLINE Only two more days until the youngsters hop off and crafts treasures during the week. and we have an absolute commitment to keeping ” We didn’t play well enough to whelmed with opportunities to numnber for our area, by the way, is 521-7150 and the bus at the Interfaith Day Camp. And in oiir Thank you also to the following generous both the Clothing Bank and the clothing we offer, win,” said Manchester Post 102 praise his pitchers. usual MACC cliffhanger style, people are vermin free. So please — walk the extra mile with Coach Steve Armstrong, who neg­ it is a good number to have available. If they don’t contributins who have brought us up to $973.00: 1 'fcV ^ * f Post 102 then went about the beginning to volunteer to help run our two-week us and make sure your gift is clean and usable. lected to finish the statement with know where you can get help, they’ll find out. Elsie Swensson, Annamay Potocki, Mary Ste­ business of getting back into the day camp for 40 disadvantaged Manchester Course, it is possible that such bags are laundry the obvious fact his team didn’t In 1982 INFOLINE received 1168 calls from wart, Marybeth Comp, Prestige Printing, United game. Petersen slapping a solo youngsters, referred to us by local school and that someone swooped down on a hurry and play well enough to lose, either. Manchester residents, 52 of these calls were Methodist Women of North United Methodist, homer, his second blast of the about fuel assistance. ’The next largest number of agency social workers. Dolores and Charles Swallow, Mrs. John L. brought to us by mistake. ’’ You give up 10 runs in the first game, to make it 10-8, and Bilodeau Sr three or four innings, what are you becoming an unlikely batting hero going to do?” asked Armstrong, with a two-run single that was

. . js .' rhetorically. respqtisible for the final score. Calendar Manchester, now 4-4-1 in league The visitors had one more f play and 6-10-2 overall, actually chance in the top of the sixth when, jumped on top in the opening with a runner on second and two time there will be a festival Eucharist with the Rev. inning, when Tim Wisnieski outs, Petersen fielded a grounder Navajos are visiting Bradford Hastings, bishop suffragan, celebrating. rapped a solo homer, the first of his and overthrew first baseman Paul This weekend St.Mary’s Episcopal Church is two hits. Mador. Brian King tried to score hosting a group of 30 young Navajo Indians visiting Happenings at Nazarene from second, but Mador hustled New England as part of a cultural excharige program In the second, however, Man­ after the ball and fired a strike to developed by the Rev. Frederick Moser, associate The following events have been scheduled for the chester pitcher Pete Frankovitch Paul Tucker for the final out. rector. To honor the visitors, a speciai church service coming week at the church of the Nazarene, 236 Main became erratic. With shortstop Manchester will travel to Ru­ incorporating Navajo reading and singing will be St. Herald photo by Pinto Dave Dougan and third baseman tland, Vt. today to participate in a Sunday at 10 a.m. Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ Chris Petersen each hobbling a two-day tournament and will be The exchange program is part of a church effort to cent Home; 3 p.m., service at 'Vernon Manor; 7:30 Chris Petersen has a big smile on his face and is about to grounder, Frankovitch gave up a teammates after grandslam homer against South back in Zone 8 action Tuesday promote friendships between Anglo and Navajo p.m., church board meeting. pair of base hits, a walk and a be greeted at home plate by Manchester Legion Windsor Friday night in Zone Eight play at Eagle Field. against Enfield at Fermi High. youth. Last summer, 25 young people from Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer gathering after day of grandslam by Chris Kiene which. Manchester visited the Navajos at their home parish, fasting and prayer, teen Bible study. the Good Shepherd Mission in Fort Defiance, Ariz. Thursday — 11 a.m., teen bike outing; 7; 30 p.m., NWMS Council meeting. Worship times changed Friday — teen trip to gospel concert. Lewis other finalist at Wimbledon During the summer, services will begin at 9:30 a.m. rather than 10:30 a.m.at the Community Baptist “Freedom” mass Church on East Center Street. Since the church camp is open for the summer months, chuch school will not St.Bridget's Church on Main Street will have an be held until the fall. Independence Day Mass on Monday, July 4, at 8:30 Rev.Rick Lanz of the Street Ministry in West Hartford a.m. Freedom and its use as a God-given privilege will McEnroe takes grudge match from Lendl will preach and lead the communion service on be the theme of the service. The public is welcome. Sunday. The Rev. Lanz is a former minister of said. "Other than that, 1 don’t Christian education at the school. Music will peal at Burning Bush WIMBLEDON. England Lewis, a native of New Zealand swinging first Curren’s way (UPI) — John McEnroe settled ranked 91st in the world, will think I played as well as I hoped after winning the opening set SCOTLAND — Jubilee ’83 — a free concert of X. his grudge duel with Ivan Lendl meet in the men’s finals on to. But I guess it was one of the and then in Lewis’ direction Week’s events at Emanuei Southern-style gospel music — will be presented on in straight sets and Chris Lewis Sunday for the $99,300 first best matches I’ve served over a after taking the next two. Friday at the Burning Bush Farm on Hanover Road. survived a 3-hour, 45-minute prize. Martina Navratilova whole match. He proved to a lot Curren, a former NCAA sin­ The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Three nationally-known groups, the Jacob Broth­ marathon against Kevin Curren plays Andrea Jaeger of the U.S. of people he’s dangerous on gles champion who lives in Lutheran Church for the coming week: ers, the Gold City Quartet, and the Sonbeams, will Friday to qualify for the men’s on Saturday Tor the women’s grass as well.” Austin, Texas, showed his grit Sunday — 8 a.m., worship with communion in perform. Members of the Truth for Youth organiza­ singles title at the $1.4 million title. C . McEnroe, whose hair-trigger by winning a fiuctuating fourth chapel; 9:30 a.m., worship in sanctuary, nursery; tion are sponsoring the event, and expect a huge Wimbledon tennis Lewis, an acrobatic E6-year- temper has taken him to within set tiebreaker to force a decid­ turnout. 10:30 a.m., coffee in Luther Hall. championships. old, became New Zealand’s first $1,200 of being suspended for ing set. The hard-hitting 25- Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff meeting; 10; 00 a.m.. Old McEnroe, pushed to a tie­ finalist since three-time cham­ code-of-conduct fines, admitted year-old, who ousted No, I seed Guard. breaker in the first set, won it pion Tony Wilding lost to that he was trying to be on his Jimmy Connors last week, then Wednesday — 7 p m.. MARCH. Inc. Farewell concert planned and went on to a 7-6, 6-4, 6-4 Australian Norman Brookes in best behavor Friday. broke for a 2-0 lead in the fifth Thursday — 10 a.m.. prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care victory over Lendl. Lewis held 1914. "Because when I win set and looked on his way to and visitation. The Chancel Choir of South United Methodist .Mm on to win over Curren 6-7, 6-4, There is no love lost between matches, then I’d like to get becoming the first South Afri­ Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Church will present a farewell concert July 6 at 8 p.m., m 7-6, 6-7, 8-6. the McEnroe and Lendl, who credit for them.” he said. can finalist since Brian Norton Hall. at the church. On July 8 the choir of 35 voices will leave McEnroe, a 24-year-old left­ nearly have come to blows in Lendl, the two-time Masters lost to Bill Tilden in 1921. New York City to go to Scotland where they will start m hander from New York, and previous encounters, and cer­ champion who is still chasing But Lewis, listed 76 places— the European Sing Spree in 1983.” tainly there was a streak of his first g r^ d slam tournament below 15th-ranked Curren in the New chapel for St. George’s 'They will perform at St. Giles Cathedral in venom behind their strokes in win, conedHed that McEnroe’s world rankings, had other Edinburgh, then will go by bus to Ambleside their fiercely contested 1 hour, service was the vital factor. ideas. He broke back in the fifth The Mission Council of St. George’s Episcopal Methodist Church in the Lake District of England. game and gained the cruciai Church in Bolton has approved plans to renovate the 55-minute center court duel. The match was played at From there the bus will go through the towns of York, breakneck speed, with both men second break in the 13th game choir-vesting room into a chapel. The new ’’Lady McEnroe, champion in 1981, Coventry, Stratford on Avon and Oxford. The tour will going for each other’s throat, with some blistering winners. Chapel,’’ located at the church entrance, will be open conclude in London where the choir will sing at Christ was under pressure in „^the There was an element of luck for meditation, prayer, and daily services. chasing the quick winner with Church. opening se^ when Lendl’s big about Lewis’ gaml^ winning Furnishings to change the choir vesting room into a blistering drives or volleys. During the trip the choir will sing informally for serve was at its most potent. But Rallies were rare in the early point, however, as the unjfpire chapel are being given in memory of Frances V. tourists at various cathedrals. once McEnroe drew first blood stages and it was not until the overruled the linesman whdbad Tedford and Paul Maneggia, two of the original by taking the tiebreaking 13th Funds for the trip were raised throughout the past fourth game that the jam- called out on a Lewis backhand Church members. The Episcopal Church Women of three years. The choir has requesed that it not be paid game, Lendl began to crack pass down the line. St. George’s are obtaining drapes for the room. packed 14,000 centercourt for its concert work while on tour. David Clyde Morse under the pressure. crowd saw the first exchange Curren was upset at the The first phase of renovation work will probably be will conduct while on tour. McEnroe was able to attack decision, arguing with the um­ completed in time for the 25th anniversary of the Herald photo by Pinto going to four strokes. There is no admission charge for the farewell Lendl’s second serve while his McEnroe, who came into the pire at the changeover, but he founding of the Mission Church on Sept. 28. At that concert. This summer scene is outside St. George's Episcopal Church in Bolton. own service was seldom threa­ match having won his last two soon put that behind him with tened and only twice did he face meetings against Lendl but some stunning returns to hold break points in his 16 service trailing 4-7 overall, began to add two break points at 15-40. Lewis games. McEnroe also pulled out THE variety to his game as his dug in and saved them both, Religious services the big serves when he needed confidencet'soared. only to face another break point. BIBU them most and ripped 16 aces A diving forehand volley [SPEAKS past Lendl. If the McEnroe-Lendl clash brought him back to deuce and nesdoy, 7:30 Lendl, in contrast, found provided the packed 14,000 he followed with his eighth ace Andover p.m., prover ship service; 7 p.m., evening 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting meeting. service. (m inistry training), 8:15 ick P. Moser, associate rec­ Rev. C. Henry Anderson, dist youth fellowship; 6 p.m., McEnroe’s stunning return of centercourt crowd with the to bring him to match point. First Congreeotlanol Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of the Assumption, p.m.; Sunday, Public Bible tor. Summer schedule- pastor emeritus. Summer S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., adult Bible services too hot to handle and a smell of blood, then the second Another fine service proved too Church 01 Andover, Route 6. Church, Route 31 and North Adams Street at Thompson Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Sunday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. schedule: 8 a.m., worship In study. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, 9:30 River Road. Rev. W.H. Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Holy Euchorlst; Wednesday, the chopel; 9:30 a.m., wor­ When our thoughts break in the second and third semi of the day was o testimon­ strong for Curren to control and tower Study, 10:25. 10 a.m.. Holy Euchorlst. South United Methodlsl UPI photo o.m., church school lor oil Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun­ pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Zion Evangelical Lutheran ship In the sanctuary; 10:30 Church, 1226 Main St. Dr. of what we have are sets was enough to carry ial to sheer guts and marvelous he was unable to keep his return ooes; 11 o.m., worship, day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Calvary Church (Assem­ a.m., coffee In Luther Hall. minimal and our ship service. Church (Missouri Synod), blies of God), 400 Buckland Shepherd S. Jdhnson, Rev. M&Enroe to Sunday’s battle improvisation. in play, giving Lewis a memora­ nursery core provided. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Cooper and High streets. Concordia Luthoran Laurence M. Hill, posters, thoughts of what we John McEnroewasrft happy against the unseeded Lewis. It was one of the finest ble victory. St. M ary Church, 1600Main 11:45. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus- Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. worship; 10 a.m.. United lack are maximal, dis­ St. Father James J . William­ Salvation Army, 661 Main i.,tofson, pastor. 9:30 o.m., Rev. Burton D. Strand, pos- here but he was later with McEnroe, who had never matches seen at Wimbledon this McEnroe also has Qualified tor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; Sunday school; 10:30 o.m , Methodist youth fellowship; content is sure to fol­ Bolton son, pastor. Masses Satur­ St. Ma|. and Mrs. Arthur 10:15a.m. Sunday school and tor. Summer schedule: 9 7:30 p.m., S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., UPI pho to beaten Lendl in straight sets year, with both players produc­ for the men’s doubles final day at5:15p.m.; Sunday9:30 Carlson, 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship, child-care and a.m.. Holy Communion, adult Bible study. low. Not only so, but In­ three-set sweep of Ivan and 10:45 a.m.; holydays, Youth Forum. Holy Com­ nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening gratitude a s well. C o n ­ before, said his serve and volley ing spectacular returns, play­ where he will team with Peter Church ol SI. Maurice, 32 school; 10:45 a.m., holiness munion first and third nursery. Church of Jesus Christ of Chris Lewis ieans iow and ritakes forehand return against Lendl that moved him into 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ meeting; 7 p.m., salvation service of praise and Bible Trinity Covenant Church, trast P a u l's attitude: "I game was the key to the victory. ing shots on their kne^s or In Hebron Rood, The Rev. J. sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. preaching. Latter Day Saints, 30 Wood- Fleming of the U.S, against Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ meeting. Church of Christ, Lydall 302 Hackmotock St. Rev. side St. Wayne S. Taylor, have learned to be Kevin Curren. Lewis won five-set match to move into finals against unseeded ” I served and volleyed as well midair. The fans loved every American twins Tim and Tom urday mass at 5 o.m.; Sunday Second Congregational United Pentecostal and Vernon streets. Eugene Nortb Up'fjO Methodist Norman Swenson, 8 o.m., bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament content whatever the masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 Church, Route 44A. Rev. Church, 187 Woodbrldge St. Brewer and Steve Holt, min­ Church, 300 Parker st. Ri­ worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday circum stances," Phil. Wimbiedon men’s finals. Chris Lewis. or better than I had hoped,” he minute of it, with the pendulum Gullikson. David Jarvis, minister. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ chard W. Oupee, pastor. school; 10:25 home run and Armas hit a two-run single. Faith Baptist Church, 52 Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, St. Mary's Episcopal Robertson School DeNicolo believes Ryiz’s back nine of 30 is a course mark. a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m , Lake St. Rev. James Bel- Congregation Bible Study, 7 Emanuel Lutheran CNnCNOFOMT Red Sox rallied to tie the score 7-7 Every starter in the Red Sox three-run blast, his 18th. Boston The final Yankees run came in Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible Church, Park and Church Church, 60 Church St., Rev. N. SCHOOL ST. (oir N. Main) DeNicolo had totals of 32:32 when he set the previous record. study and fellowship. Wed- losov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ in the fourth before the Yankees lineup had at least one hit, except tied the score in the fourth when the eighth when Butch Wynegar hit day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ School (speaking, course). Dale H. Gustafson, postor; Ma n c h e s t e r obson, rector; Rev. Freder­ Stephen E. Farwlg, Intern; went ahead to stay on Smalley’s Wade Boggs, who began the game Rice hit his 19th homer and Evans his fifth home run. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 2. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, aaturdiiy. Jiii.V 2. 1983 - 17 NL roundup Scoreboard

Cubs waking foes Twina6.WhltaSox3 Phillies 5. Mets 1 Baseball CHICAGO MINNESOTA NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO (UPI) - Third base­ said. “ Smith not only is a great victory over the Cincinnati Red^ ObrhM ObrhM _ Ob r h bl ab r h bl - m man Ron Cey, noting the Chicago fastball pitcher, he knows how to for their ninth triumph in their last •••••••••••••••••••#»* Cruz 2b 5 110 Kuntz cf 4 0 0 0 Bailor 2b 4 0 0 0 Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 Cubs’ 19-11 record since June 1, 10 games. Fisk c 5 2 3 0 Wshngt 2b 4 Brooks 1 3b 4 0 2 00 0 Rose 1b 3 110 pitch by using his head.” .^^miCAN LEAOUE Paclork rf 5 0 2 2 Ward If 4 111 Hrnndz lb 3 0 0 0 Haves rt 4 0 0 0 said opponents are no longer The Expos used four pitchers, Niekro, 4-6, surrendered all five (West Coort eomsi net kiduded) Luzinsk dh 2 0 1 0 Hrbek 1b 3 Foster 0 If 3 110 0 1 Schmidt 3b 3 1 1 1 surprised by outcomes like Thurs- including starter Randy Lerch, 1-2, hits over seven innings to notch the EqiI RLow dh 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 3 2 11 Sfrwbrr rt 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 1 )0 - . W L Pet. OB Kittle If 5 0 11 Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 2 Heep ct 2 0 0 0 GGross If 3 2 2 1 day’s7-S victory over the Montreai against the Cubs but could not victory as the Braves defeated the Toronto 42 32 ,SM ______Bolnes cf 4 0 2 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 0 0 Hodges c 3 0 )1 Gordo 2b 4 0 2 1 Expos. avoid their third straight loss. Reds for the ninth straight time.’! Baltimore 41 33 .554 1 Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 Smith c 3 110 Oqumd ss 2 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 2 0 2 2 1 1 "W e are making the rest of the Chicago now has won 13 of its last The knuckleballer struck out six t(^‘ New York 40 33 .548 1V5 VLow 3b 3 _ 0 , ). 0 . Jimenez ss 3 1 2 1 Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Mllborn 2b 0 0 0 0 Dtrtrol* 40 34 .541 2 Squires ph 1 0 0 0 Giles 2b 0 0 0 0 Denny p 4 0 0 0 league wake up and take notice,” IS games at Wrigley Field. move into 10th place on the all-tin|ie) Boston 37 37 .500 5 Dybznsk ss 3 0 0 0 Seaver p 2 0 0 0 said Cey. who paced a 15-hit attack Chicago starter Dickie Noles, strikeout list with 2,838 in picking! Milwaukee 36 36 .500 5 Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Wilson ph 10 0 0 with a ruh-scoring double and a 2-3, allowed 12 hits before being up his 261st career victory. Bedro-' Cleveland 33 42 .440 9'A Totals Mini Totals 31 6 8 6 Totals 28 1 2 1 Totals 30 5 9 5 West Chicago 000 000 Oil— 1 New York 010 000 000— 1 two-run homer. replaced by Bill Campbell in the sian hurled hitless relief over the Texas 41 33 .554 _ Minnesota 010 810 Mx— 6 Philadelphia OIOOOIID^S Cubs manager Lee Elia attrib­ eighth. Smith registered the final final two innings for his 10th save.! Colltornlo 40 34 .541 1- Gome-winning RBI — Bush (4). Game-winning RBI — DeJesus (2). uted the team’s triumph — its four outs for his 10th save. Cardinals 13, Pirates 6 Chicago 38 36 .514 3 E— Cruz, Walker. DP— Chicago 1. LOB DP— New York 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB Konsos City 35 34 .507 3'/i — Chlcogo 11, Minnesota 4.2B— Paclorek — New York 1, Philadelphia 7. I B - fourth in a row and sixth in its last Phillies 5, Mets 1 At Pittsburgh, Willie McGee; Oakland 36 40 .474 6 Z Smith, Rsk 2. HR— Bush (7). SF— Foster, Schmidt, G. Gross. SB— Garcia seven games — to the hustle of At Philadelphia, Ivan DeJesus George Hendrick and Andy Mlnnesoto 32 46 .410 11 Hrbek. (1), Dernier (16). S— DeJesus. veterans Bill Buckner and Larry Slyke each had three hits in a 22-hit Seattle 29 50 J67 14'A ____ _ IP H RERBBSO „ „ IP H R ER BB SO singled home the go-ahead run in , Frwav's Results C h icago New York Bowa, who both started scoring the sixth inning and John Denny attack Friday night that carried Seattle 11, Toronta 2 Hoyt (L 96) 713 7 5 5 0 4 Seaver (L 56) 8 9 5 5 5 2 bursts with infield singles, and the pitched a two-hitter Friday night to the St. Louis Cardinals to a 13-6 Baltimore 9, Detroit 5 Agosto 13 0 1 1 0 0 Philadelphia Milwaukee 11, Cleveland 10 TIdrow 13 1 0 0 0 1 Denny (W 6-4) 9 2 1116 “clutch relief pitching of Lee lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a triumph over the Pittsburgh New York 1^ Boston 8 Minnesota T— 1:56. A— 26,987. Smith.” 5-1 victory over the New York Pirates. Minnesota 6, Chicago 3 Viola (W 4-5) 7 7 1 1 0 2 Singling out Buckner and Bowa, Mets. Kansas City at California, night Dayls (S 12) 2 4 2 2 2 3 Cardinals 13, Pirates 6 • ' Texas at Oakland, night Viola pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Elia said, "T heir hustle and Braves 5, Reds 2 Winning pitcher Joaquin An- Saturday's Oames HBP— by Viola (LuzInskI), by “ ■' * ' V •‘t refusing to give up led to our first At Atlanta, Phil Niekro and dujar, 4-11, contributed a double _ (Ml Times EDT) Agosto ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH i-M three runs.” - Soottle (Moore 03) ot Toronto (Acker (Bush). T— 2:25. A— 8,101. ab r h bl ab r h bl UPl photo Steve Bedrosian combined on a and 'a single to the Cardinals.’ 20), 1:X p.m. Smith “ has now reached the Herr 2b 5 12 3 Wynne ct 5 2 2 0 Cubs’ Gary Wood (left) slid in hard but Carter in NL tilt Friday afternoon at five-hitter and Bruce Benedict attack and scattered seven hits Baltimore (McGregor 84) at Detroit Brawars 11, Indiana 10 Quirk 3b 1 0 1 0 Ray 2b 4 12 1 stature of relief pitchers like Goose drove in two runs Friday night to over 7 2-3 innings for the victory to (Petrv 7-5), 2:15 p.m. McGee cf 6 13 2 Madick 3b 2 0 0 1 was tagged out by Expos' catcher Gary Wrigley Field. Gossage of the Yankees," Elia break a six-game losing streak. ,, Texos (Honeycutt 1046) at Oakland Green rt 6 12 0 Hebner 3b 10 0 0 lead the,Atlanta Braves to a 5-2 ( Underwood 54), 4:05 p.m. MILWAUKEE CLEVELAND Hndrck 1b 4 1 3 2 Thmpsn 1b 2 0 0 0 Milwaukee (Haas 5-2) at Cleveland „ . _obrhM ObrhM Braun It 1 0 0 0 Tenoce 1b 1)11 (Blvleven 5-7), 7:35 p.m. Molitor 3b 5 1 2 2 Bonnnlstr rf 6 0 1 0 Vn SIvk If 4 2 3 2 Easier If 3 110 Boston (Hurst 5-7) at New York (tantner 2b 4 1 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 1 1 1 Oberkfll 3b 4 2 1 0 Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 AL roundup (Keough 34), 8 p.m. Yount ss 3 3 2 1 Horary 1b 4 1 2 1 Porter c 4 12 2 Lacy ph 1 1 1 0 Chicago (Dotson 7-5) at Minnesota Cooper 1b 5 3 2 2 Thorntn dh 5 2 2 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 1 Parker rf 4 0 1 2 , Sports In Brief (Schrom 6-2), 8:35 p.m. SImmns dh 5 1 3 2 Thonras cf 3 1 1 1 Ramsey ss 1 2 1 0 Tekulve pOOOO . .• . • « . e e e ____ Konm City (Gura 09) at California Mannng cf 5 1 1 2 Horrah 3b 4 12 2 (Klsorf7-l), 10 p.m. Moore rf 2 110 Tabler If 3 2 10 g*e?r“o'ss iVol Looking back at the local sports scene Little League tourney set Sunday's Gomes Yost c 5 0 11 Franco ss 3 1 1 1 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Baltimore at Detroit Edwards If 4 0 0 0 Bando c 10 0 0 Manchester Little League Town Tournaments Seottle at Toronto Esslan c 2 0 0 0 Mozzim ‘’if 2 0 0 0 The North End Tigers in 1938-39 went gracious and supplied the picture. Team Seattle Mariners sink Blue Jays Boston ot New York Perkins ph 0 0 0 1 are upcoming, starting next Tuesday at two sites. Chicago gt Minnesota _ „ Hossey c 1113 sl' louis^ ” ^“*“m3 2oimi—13 Undefeated for 41 games and won the members (l-r) Front: Mike Ginolfi, John The Major Tournament will be at Leber Field and Kansas cntv at California Totals M 11 12 10 Totals 16 10 12 10 the Farm League tourney at Waddell Field. Texas at Oakland Milwaukee noiiooio— ll ’’‘GSl?i5?inninoRBi-ASdu^r(i?“ ‘ junior basketball championship. Kacmarezyk (mascot), Chet Bycholski. TORONTO (U PI) — Dave Henderson and rookie hits in reaching their highest run total of the year. passed ball and Dwyer was walked intentionally Milwaukee at Cleveland, night ClevNond Mi ooi 201— lo American Legion (Am erican), Boland Oil E—o.Smith, Anduiar.DP—St.Louis 1, Transportation, at the time, was scarce Second row: Leo Katkaveck, Stike Jamie Allen drove in three runs each Friday to lead Seattle is now 3-3 under new manager Del Crandall. again. Cruz finished the game hitting .196. Game-winning RBI — None. (International), Medics (National) and Moriarty ^ E— Horrah, Molitor. DP— Milwaukee the Seattle Mariners to an 11-2 rout of the Toronto Blue Toronto batters failed to hit in the clutch as the Blue NATIONAL UEAOUE biVS^A^^e^ick 2°“van'shlk6 and the players had to walk from the Grzyb, Yosh Vincek, Hank Grzyb, Bros. (National) qualified for the major tourney, Brewers 11, Indians 10 (Late night games net Included) Jays. Jays stranded 10 runners. Cleveland 2. LDB— Milwaukee 6, sB^Mc(5« \ m 7^ndu^iar”(«rH^^^^^^^ North End to the East and West Side Hogan Zamaitis. Standing: Ed Wierz- the latter as the wild card. Medics will face A t Cleveland, Cecil Cooper belted a two-run homer Eost Cleve­ Jim Beattie, 6-5, scattered 11 hits, struck out three Orioles 9, Tigers 5 W L Pd. OB Hebner(4).s—Kaot.^ ^ ' Recs for the games. They did so bicki, Zig Olbert, John Seimisiaski, Moriarty’s in Tuesday’s opener at 6 o’clock at and Paul Molitor and Robin Yount added solo shots; Montreal land 9.2B— Simmons, Trillo, Thornton 2, and walked two in posting his first complete game of At Detroit, Todd Cruz, passed over by Detroit after 39 34 .534 _ Leber. It will be Legion vs. Boland Wednesday. Friday night to power the Milwaukee Brewers to an Louis . 38 37 .507 2 Horrah, Molitor, Horgrove.Moore. HR— St. Louis whistling March Songs to quicken their Coach Herm Wierzbicki, Mike Rubacha, the season. The victory was only the Mariners’ third in getting released by Seattle, came back to haunt his railodelphiahllodelphia 35 35 .500 2'/i Cooper (15), Molitor (6), Yount (11), The Farm League tourney has Modern Janitorial 11-10 victory over the Cleveland Indians. ! Has lev (1). SF— Trillo, Franco, Perkins. An^r (w 611) ^ J J J g pace, reports Yosh Vincek, who was Wally Parciak. the last 14 games. hometown team Friday night by driving in six runs Ciiloogo 36 39 480 4 and Eighth District), Nichols Tire and Wolff- The victory was the Brewers’ sixth in their lasir Pittiburah 32 40 .444 6'A PIttiburgh Seattle took a 1-0 lead in the first on Ricky Nelson’s with a bases-loaded double and a three-run homer to Milwaukee "* ** Roblnsn (L 1-1) 21-3 9 1 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Zackin (National) and 7-Eleven and Ansaldi’s seven games. New York 29 47 .382 ll'/i 6 6 RBI double off Jim Gott, 5-7, and the Mariners added a power the Baltimore Orioles to a 9-5 victory over the WMt CaldwII (W 6-7)513 10 5 5 2 3 (International) entered. It’s Nichols vs. Ansaldi’s Slaton (SI) 3 23 2 5 5 5 second- inning run on Dave Henderson’s sacrifice fly. Tigers. The Brewers' scored five times in a weird first! Angeles 46 28 .622 — 1 Tuesday with Janitorial vs. W-Z on Wednesday Atlanta 47 X .610 16 Cleveland S l H s I Golf Baseball Money leaders Toronto pulled within 2-1 in the second on Alfredo Cruz, who just signed with Baltimore Thursday and innning against starter and loser Juan Eichelberger,- Elchlbrgr (L 3-7) 13 4 5 4 1 1 and Eighth vs. 7-Eleven on Thursday, all at ^ Diego X 37 .507 8'6 WP—Anduiar. Balk—Anduiar. T— Griffin’s bloop single but Seattle broke the game open started at third base, was not wanted by the Tigers, 3-7, on a hit batsman, a run-scoring error, w Son Froncisco » 37 .507 8’6 Reed 313 5 4 4 1 0 2:51. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Waddell at 6 o'clock. Both tournaments are Eosterlv 313 2 1 1 2 2 with five runs in the third, capped by Dave who needed a shortstop to tide them over until Alan run-scoring double by ’Ted Simmons that center! Houston 37 39 .487 10 A>-26r019. double elimination. Cincinnati 33 45 .423 15 Sorensen 211110 Henderson’s two-run homer. After RBI singles by Trammell recovers from an arm injury which will fielder Gorman Thomas misjudged, a two-run single _ Friday's Results HBP— by Elchelberger (Gontner). Braves5,Reds2 LPGA resuits p g a g o l f Richie Zisk, Steve Henderson and Allen, Dave Chicago 7, Montreal 5 WP— sideline him until after the All-Star game. by Rick Manning, a passed bail and a run- scoring Rchelberasr, Caldwell. PB— Bondo. Local police take second Henderson cracked his seventh home run. single by Ned Yost. St. Louis 13. Pittsburgh 6 Pai»r Jnrk.nn rin««ir AiUlUIli JUfliOr 1, Lonnv Wodklns 5275,657. 2, Hal Cruz came up with the bases loaded in the third Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 2 CINCINNATI ATLANTA AiMnSSi?! I,,iu i tu = u Suttoh $275,108.3, Boh Crohshow5242,219. Seattle took an ll- l lead in the fourth on Zisk’s RBI inning after singles by Eddie Murray and John Phlladelphio 5, New York 1 3:01. A— 14,784. ab r h bl r h bl (Par-72) ** ’ The Braves' Nel Archomboult held 4, gii Morgan 5235,782. 5, Fuzzy Zoeller The Manchester Police Department placed D.H..C If “Sill D the Red Sox scoreless and punched a 6. Tom Kite 5228 392 7 Seve single, Pat Putnam’s run-scoring double and Allen’s Lowenstein and a two-out intentional walk to Jim Twins 6, While Sox 3 Los Angeles at Houston 5229,012 second in the team standings at the fifth annual Son Francisco at San Diego Conracn*ss3 0 1 0 ISvSer’ss 5 0 1 0 M?"srli?fh’‘‘' 6571 n* single to lead his tMm to o thrilling 1-0 BallSeros $207,733. 8, two-run single, his third hit of the game. Dwyer and lined a double into left field to give Oriolaa9,Tlgars5 i«ni . n n S » 71—136 vIctorvatChenevTech. RonSm thond S 9 Rov Flovd S Frivt Connecticut Police Olympics competition at At Minneapolis, Randy Bush hit a solo home run Saturday's (3ames 196.508 171 908 10 Toronto added a fifth-inning run on Jorge Orta’s , Wstingtn rt 3 1 1 0 Donna White 6868-136 John Zok each singled (or the Sox and CoubS 5 70 580 Bristol Eastern High. Competition, which was Baltimore a 5-3 lead. Friday night and Frank Viola and Ron Davis (M l Times E D T) ' Cedeno 1b 4 p p 0 Harper rf 1 0 0 0 Hollis Stoev 6868—136 Jim KItsock added o double. “ 1 ^ RBI single. In the fifth inning, Cruz cracked his eighth home run Montreol (Lea63)atChloogo(Ralnev BALTIMORE DETROIT divided into age groups, was held in three areas: combined to pitch the Minnesota Twins to a 6-3 victory: 2-7), 3:X p.m. ObrhM ObrhM 2 **tSL IS®® Murphy cf 3 1 1 0 Sandro Spuzich 7066—136 Standings: Braves 4-3-1, Giants 3-2-2, 1 poMu it* 9 Amu The Mariners raked three Toronto pitchers for 11 of the year after Murray singled, moved to second on a Hoshidr ct 3 p p 0 Horner 3b 4 0 1 0 JoAnn Woshom 68-70- 1M Pirates 3-3-1, Red Sox 3-5 Kn?iu iiuhi'.u,ortX swimming, weight-lifting and track tt field. over the Chicago White Sox. New York (Torrez 56 and Lynch 53) Bumbry cf 3 0 1 0 Whltokr 2b4 0 0 0 Esasky 3b 4 1 2 1 Johnson 3b 0 0 0 0 Patty Sheehan 69-70-139 t-iro.es j j Keo oox j s. m u m , at Philadelphia (Bvstrom 24and Farmer Shelby cf 0 0 0 0 Gibson If 4 0 0 0 Knicely c 4 0 1 0 Chmbis lb 3 1 1 1 Jon Stephenson 68-71—139 ggggggggggggggggggggaa Officers Gary Frost, Richard White, Joseph M ), 2, 5:35 p.m. Douer 2b 5 0 0 1 Herndn dh 3 1 0 0 Pastore p 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 1 3 0 Rose Jones 69-71-140 ” •••••••••••••••••••• ‘'Alice Morrissey and Sandy Ficara competed for , St. Louis (LaPoint 5-5) at Pittsburgh Ripken ss 4 1 1 1 Parrish c 4 2 3 1 ® 1 0 p 0 Benedict c 3 1 2 2 JoAnne Corner 7169—140 Nonci^ LoDei soVj 77^ 9 ^ Manchester.Frost placed first in the 50-yard dCondelarla 66), 7:05 p.m. Murray 1b 4 3 3 1 Wilson rf 4 13 3 Driessn Ph 1 0 0 0 Niekro 0 3011 Vicki Tabor 69-72-141 SM 7M 10 Hniii! « Cincinnati (Soto 96) at Atlanta (Perez Lownstn It 3 1 2 0 Leach 1b 4 0 0 0 Hav«5 0 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Pat Bradley 67-74—-141 SOCCGr $o6#752. 10« Hollis Stacy 5824057. freestyle and breaststroke, second in the 0 Celtics sign G2), 7:40 p.m. Roenlck If 2 0 0 0 Lemon cf 2 0 0 0 IP’S * ***** Totals 15 5 14 5 Sue ErtI 67-75—142 ______-rcuu.c 50-butterfly and third in the 50-backstroke, all in Relay event lost prestige ' Los Angeles (Pena 63) at Houston Slngletn dh 4 0 1 0 Krnchek ss 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati 110000000— 2 Pam Geltzen 71-71—142 ••••••••••############ m e n S TENNIS the 30-39 age group. He also placed second in the ](Rvan 6-1), 8:35 p.m. Dwyer rf 1 2 0 0 Castillo 3b 2 0 0 0 .1 Son Francisco (Hommoker 93) at San Ayala rf 1 0 0 0 Grubb ph 111) *!S',?e-w,nnlngRBI-BuW)“ * -* g^n'-olTpShl Wee 1. open high jump competition. White took firsts in piego (Show 8-5), 10:05 p.m. Young If 1 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 1 0 0 0 the bench press, Olympic lifts and power-lifting Most prestigious event of ^he first seven New ! Sunday's (Zomee Cruz 3b 3 2 2 6 DP-Atlonto 1. LDB-Cincinnatl Donno Cowm 67-7 ^142 ^East: Patriots 2 (Dove Glonsante, J o h n '& o ''e ^ 461§.'4, Yo‘’nn*^^^^^ England Relays’ track and field competition at ; Montreal at Chicago Rodrlgz 3b 1 0 0 0 events in the over-226-pound division of the new iease ■ St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night Dempsey c 3 0 1 0 Debbie Melsterlln 71-71-142 ® JagSa?s“ 2 '{Scot? Sargent Derek sL’Ildm- 29-and-under category. He also placed first in the Manchester High’s Wigren Track was the ■ andnnotl at Atlanta, night' TotaN 15 9 It 9 Totals 12 5 7 5 ^ky(l).SB-H „B ut. ^ ;-»SSn;),r open discus and shot put. Morrissey took first in 56-pound weight throw which had the national \ New York at Phllodelphia, night Bottlmore m oio 010— 9 BOSTON (UPI) - The pieased here. The Garden championship at stake. . Los Angeles at Houston, night Detroit 100001 108—5 Cincinnati pat Meyers 716 B lil3 i /uuiimyi ci o n South Africa, $169,116.8, Jimmy Connors the bench press, Olympic lifts and power-lifting in Herald Angle • San Francisco at San Diego, night Gome-winning RBI — Cruz (4). the under 165-pound class of 29-and-under age Boston Celtics agreed Fri­ is our home.” Four-time United States Olympian A1 Hall E— Krenchickl. DP— Baltimore 1, group. day to a new 4-year lease Rosensweig said Man­ grabbed the honor in 1976. The one-time Cornell :Amarlcan League De­ troit 2. LDB— Baltlmorel, Detroit 4.2B— irAtlanta “ ”1 i ! f i i Jerllyn Britz 72-71—143 Tornadoes 0. j, Martino Navratilova $359,997. ”■2, with the owners of the gurian, Auerbach and and NCAA weightman was a fixture until this Earl Yost, Sports Editor Cruz, Lowenstein. HR— Ripken (13), Niekro (W 46) 7 5 2 2 4 6 Debbie Massey 69-74—) ^ u u . ***‘ ■’0*- *> Andrea Boston Garden, appar­ Mooney met in Boston year. yankaaa 12, Red Sox 8 Murray (12), Wilson (9), Cruz (8), Bedrosian (S 10) 2 0 0 0 0 3 Sharon Barrett 67^76^143 Midget Whalers sign Mark Johnson ently ironing out differen­ Friday morning, but none Last Saturday, in part one of thp annual Parrish (8), Grubb (3). S— Krenchickl, Niekro pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Terry Luckhurst 69-74—143 « u • 5, Wen^ Turnbull, Australia, $109,34^ , ces that prompted team Shelby. W P—Pastore. T— 2:44. A—26,600. M. Floyd-tDeArmon 67-76-143 „MC<:: Rockets 3 (Jim Jackson, Kirk West (Sermanv, 5103,300. Center Mark Johnson, who scored 31 goals and of the three principals two-day competition, the national 56-pound k>STON NEW YORK IP H RERBBSD Lynn Stronev 73-71—144 Rlngbloom 2), Sounders 1 (Bobby *■ Billie Jeon King, $88,625. 8, Bettlno had 38 assists last season, has signed a multi-year owner Harry Mangurian w e r e available for weight throw championship was staged not in ' abrhM obrhM Bolllmere Jane Blalock 7^ 72-144 ?n''"u® to put the club up for sale. comment. Manchester but in Chicago. Remv 2b 5 0 2 0 Mttnglv 1b 5 1 1 0 Dovis (W 63) 9 7 5 5 2 8 Beverly Klass 70-74—144 [?' Mondllkovo, Czechoslovo- contract with the Hartford Whalers, the NHL club Boggs 3b 4 10 0 Wynegor c 3 3 1 1 Detroit announced today. The Whalers also announced ’Terms of the new lease Rosensweig said media­ The country’s top weightmen were in the Windy Rice It 5 2 2 1 Gamble rf 4 1 l 3 Wllcox'(L 76) 423 9 8 8 4 1 Major League leaders sondra Hoyme 71-73-144 juniors that right wings Doug Sulliman and Don Gillen were not disclosed, nor tion in lease talks this City — Hall, George Frenn and Bob Backus — for lArmas ct 5 2 2 3 Nettles 3b 4 1 3 4 Bailey 213 1 0 0 2 0 Amy Alcott _ Rangers 1 (Andrew Marsh), Toma- NAcrAo were major sticking week by Don Carmichael, the competition. All were regulars here in ‘the Evons rf 4 2 2 2 Winfield If 4 1 1 0 Gumpert 2 1)12 0 Murle Breer 71-7^—145 hawks o NASCAR and defenseman Chris Kotsopoulous have been Vstizm dh 5 0 3 0 HBP— (Jrltfev by ct Davis 2 0 (Lemon). 0 0 WP— (including games played June X) piq Nilsson 766f I i45 Allison $3)7,850. 2, Darrell declared free agents with compensation. points with the old agree­ president of Delaware past. JSiopleln 1b 4 0 1 1 Mmphry cf 2 0 0 0 Gum- AMERICAN LEAGUE Robin Walton 72-73 145 Ngtil atanrilnnc Woltrlp 5313,105. 3, Richard Petty ment and Garden Presi­ North Corp., the owners of One absentee in Chicago was former UConn Moffmn ss 4 0 1 0 pert. Baylor PB— Parrish. dh 3 2 T— 2:48. 2 0A— 40,493. Individual Batting Laura Hurlbut 77-6 ^14 5 SianOlIigS 5224,025. 4, Horry Gant 5211,250. 5, Cole 4Mwmon c 4 1 1 1 Smalley ss 3 1 1 4 player, cib ab r h lb X h rrb l avg c. Montgomery 7).74_ i 45 Yorborough 5X 5,005. 6, Nell Bonnett dent Paul Mooney that led the Garden and Boston standout Andy Bessette. The man of muscle, a • Robrtsn 2b 4 2 2 0 Guidry’s back bothersome to a decision by Mangu­ Bruins, was the turning U.S. Olympic team member in 1980 in the NeMs 40 8 14 8 Totals M 12 12 12 National Laagua » k'£‘" ? S ^ ^ ]I? 1*2 4^;S^ W u n S y (Fr.dayNl,ht'.Gam«Notlnclud«i) K ilo’ft rian and Celtics’ Presi­ point. hammer throw, he was defending champ having kottan 805200180-8 Cubs 7, Expos 5 Boggs, Bos 268 48 97 X 2 0 X .X 2 SnnfrMarle Pahl ^ w i-lJ s W L O F G A B P P ti '0' Dove Morels $143,435. The New York Yankees announced Friday that New Yem 070 00401X— 12 dent and General Man­ dethroned Backus a year ago in his first try in the Griffey, NY 238 36 8011*2 5 21 .336 Joyce Kozmlerskl 71-7^—145 New York 10 5 41 22 29 89 _ CART pitcher Ron Guidry, bothered by back spasms, “ I think he was the I Game-Wlitnlng RBI— Smalley (2). McRae, KC 259 44 86 24 2 4 40.332 Lauren Howe 69-77 146 Toronto 9 A 32 2A 29 83 Snevo $370,221. 2, Al Unser Sr , ager Red Auerbach to event. will not pitch until after next week’s All-Star breakthrough in as much MONTREAL CHICAGO Htchr, Mnn 167 25 54 7 3 3 21.323 Susan Grams 74-72—146 cmSao 6 5 X »18 S *210,239. 3, Rick Mears $151,929. 4, Geoff look for a new home court. “ I was asked to compete in Chicago, at my own I E— Smalley,Remy.DP— Bostonl.New Ob r h M ab r h bl Alkens, KC 165 17 53 17 1 5 24.321 Alice Mille? 7w t ^ 46 MoS?m I 5 10 27 S M S3 *102,170. 5, Teo Fobl $100,000 6^ Game. Guidry had been selected to the American as they’ve (Mangurian fYork 1. LOB— Boston 7, New York 3.2B Raines If 5 13 2 Woods ct 5 0 2 0 “ We had enough diffi­ expense,” said Bessette. He elected to spend the Hrbek. Mnn 225 37 72 22 3 6 44.320 Becky Pearson 75-71^146 coufhJrn ^ ^ ” Howdy Holmes $82,503. 7. Poncho Carter League All-Star team. No announcement was and Auerbach) come to '— Winfield, (iamble, Robertson, Net- Cromart rf 4 1 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 2 1 Yount, Mil ^ 51 8819 410 42.319 Chris Johnson 72-74—146 Tulso 6 9 23 26 20 54 Gordon Johncock $81,200. 9, culties at the Garden so weekend closer to home. Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 12 0 made by the league on a replacement for the trust him a great deal,” Him . AtaiUS' ^ k X 8 X 2 IS 0 ’ l 9? T17 Whitworth 70-76—146 Team America 8 5 15 15 10 52 ^75'^ , **®'*’ *- '<•■ Mosley there’s no sense in rehash­ “ I haven’t picked up the basil since last year,” 3B— Baylor. HR— Nettles (12). Smalley Dawson cf 5 0 3 2 Cey 3b 4 2 3 3 left-hander. r- Rosensweig said. •(10), Newman (3), Armas (18), Rice Oliver 1b 5 13 0 Durham If 4 1 2 2 Sk'r,°Dt XO “ “ l9 5 5 “ :313 S i r J e pSmdS 7W S=1M 4 10 “ 3*2 2I 45 T , a ing them now that we’ve he said before heading off to conduct a clinic for •(19), Evans (15), Wynegor (5). SF— Carter c 4 11 0 Moreind rf 4 0 1 0 DeCincs, VI 240 40 75 15 3 15 46.313 Mindy Moore 69-78 147 Western l '^ ''l Anthony $131,105.2, Tom Milton worked them out,” said Carmichael met with more than 200 youngsters who took part in the ISmalioy. Wallach 3b 5 0 2 0 LSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Bonn^l, Tr 178 22 55 8 2 4 27.309 Jane Crofter 76-71—147 Vancouver 13 2 31 14 2A 109 Don Genalo $64,775. 4, Boston stay soon over? team spokesman 'Tod Ro- Mangurian and AdeiCach junior relays. IP H RERBBSO Speier ss 3 10 0 Davis c 4 110 SImmns, Ml 265 30 81 16 1 6 41 .306 ' Ayako Okomoto 69-78—147 Golden Bav 7 4 25 19 2i A3 Holman $61,235.5, Pete Couture • Besten Little 2b 4 0 3 1 Bowa ss 4 12 1 Bush, Minn 189 20 57 17 2 6 38.302 Deedee Lasker 72-75lIl47 l ^ t l S 6 7 M 20 17 S*^'310 6. Joe Berordl $59,205. 7, Henry sensweig. “ We’d just as in their office Wednesday Later Saturday afternoon, Bessette moved Into ■Eckersley 123 5 7 7 1 0 Lerch p 1 0 0 0 Noles p 3 0 0 0 Murray, Bit 274 47 82 12 011 44.299 Ayako Okomoto 69-78—147 San Dieao 2 9 6 24 5 li *’^^'^38. 8, Mike Durbin $51,365. The Boston Breakers’ days in the Hub may be soon leave it as it i^ the to smooth over disagree­ the throwing circle and easily outdistanced a poor Uohnson (L 1-1)3 23 4 1 1 0 2 Welsh p 1 0 0 0 Compbll p 0 0 0 0 Parrish. Ot 268 35 80 23 1 7 46.299 Barbara Reid! 47 - 6 24 5 11 9. Bob Handley $50,170. 10, Pete WebS^ numbered unless a stadium owner nearby is fact that we signra is ments in lease negotia­ field with a toss of 44-feet, 3-inches. That was Xleor 2 23 3 4 3 2 3 Fronen ph 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn rf 1 0 0 0 Upshow, Tr 258 51 77 0 4 15 46.298 M a r^ e Hagoe 74^7^ 47 x, * willing to make a deal that would keep the club > New York BSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Baylor, NY 239 33 71 14 1 8 31.297 Borbaro Moxness 7^ 7 ^ 4 7 New York at Cmcogo good. Everybody’s very tions. 2-feet, 9-inches shorter than his toss a year ago. ■Howell ~ 213 75523 Crowley 1b 0 0 0 0 Moseby, Tr 229 38 68 13 3 9 34.297 Kathy Postlewaite 75-72—147 Tampa ^Seattle THOROUGHBREDRACING from seeking a home elsewhere, team officials Bessette, 30, is gunning for a second Olympic tMurray 1 13 3 2 2 0 0 Totals M 5 15 5 Totals 37 7 15 7 S.Hndrsn, S 274 27 81 20 1 3 23.296 Laura Cole 76-72__ 148 a. /- ®®e^r^^,*J3ames (CompiledbyDailyRacinoForml say. “ We’re at the point where if we can’t ge.t a qualificatin at the Trials slated later this year in IShlrley (W 3-5) 513 4 1 1 0 4 Montrool 002 000 018-5 Tollesn, Tx 224 36 66 10 2 2 11.295 Patty Hayes 71-78__148 No Games Scheduled JOCKEYS — 1, Chris McCorron ’ substantially better situation, a better facility • HBP— by Eckersley (Baylor). T — 2:42. Chicago lIlOllOOx— 7 Engle, Mnn 180 19 53 12 1 4 22.294 Beth Daniel 71-77H l4a $4,30aOM. 2! Lofltt Pinmv S4 Los Angeles. The top three performers qualify. Ray Crothers Andy Bessette ;A-32638. (tam6wlnnlng RBI — Cey (4). -and a better stadium, we probably would go,” Golf roundup Castin, Mnn 3M ‘J * * 35 . » 4 Dot Germoln 72-76—148 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a a a a a a Eddie Delohoussove 53,878,949 4, An! Bessette was No. 1 in ’80, and a week ago in E— Little. DP— Montreal 1, Chicago 3. ..haiu- '"<*(Yldual Pitching janet Coles 68-80—148 ...... *>*' team President Bob Caporale said Thursday. LDB— Montreal 10, Chicago 6. 2B— Indianapolis, competing for the New York A.C., “ I like races where prizes are awarded in age iNarinereM.BIueJayaZ Cey, T “ in • AMartha Nouse 73-75—148 I |ttlO I O fIflllO Cordero $3,366,363. 5, Jorge Velasquez “ Given the current situation, we’d be hard- took fifth in the hammer. groups,” he continued. The sentiment was Durham, Sandberg, Dawson, Wall­ X-*)-?n ^ ! m Anderson 70-78—148 L a C U S U v 53,034,073. 6, Pot Day 52,873,749. 7, Pot pressed not to.” i i J S I'oS Debbie PetrIzzI 79-69—148 Valenzuela 52,266,678. 8, Robbie Davis “ You have to be mentally and physically expressed by a number of entrants. !6EATTLE TORONTO ach, I 3 ti'? m ?f % Therese Hesslon 73-75—148 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa *1,972,877. 9, Don MocBeth $i,911,765 10! Four in lead ObrhM ObrhM Davis. 3B— Bowa. HR— Cey (9), Durham Stanley, Bos 5 4 TO.1 79 15 M 2.35 vivlon Brownlee 73-75-148 Bill Shoemaker $1,866,555 prepared,” he said. “ The last 20 feet of a throw is (10). SB— Woods (5). Owen ss 4 2 10 Garcia 2b 5 1 1 0 Tnr°*’ in 2 1» i inJ « Goldsmith ' 76-72—148 AllIRrican ~ ’■ Charles Wlttlngham Wine signs with Astros mental.” He won with a toss of232 feet a year ago. ■Bernzrd 2b 3 1 0 0 Mulinks 3b 5 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Stieb, Tor 10 6 139.2 107 55 105 2.51 Linda Hunt 77-72—149 MiiiBriCflll $2,156,435. 2, Lai Barrera $2,091,785 3 He’s shooting for 240 this year. Relay wrapup Nelson rf 5 12 1 Upshaw 1b 5 0 2 0 MOntrsM Oklahoma State catcher Robbie Wine, Hous­ at LPGA event iZIsk dh 3 2 2 2 Orta dh 5 0 2 1 Lerch (L 1-2) 2 8 5 5 0 2 aSramr, Ok' 4 4 ’59? 59 X 26 2 73 Lir"Huxho‘id Hallond’s two hits and iSk«''sTeO?88? *s'“w ^ ,i This weekend the Tolland resident will be In Nice tribute was paid Norm LaRose, chief of (Maler dh 2 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 0 0 0 Welsh 3 3 1 1 0 2 ton’s first-round choice in last month’s free agent Colorado Springs to participate in the National the maintenance department at Manchester tPutnom 1b 5 1 1 1 Whitt c 3)20 B. Smith 2 4 1 1 0 3 Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 1 draft, has signed with the Astros for a reported Sports Festival. High, who with George Vincek spent three days ISHndrsn If 2 2 1 1 Martinez c 1 0 0 0 6100,000 bonus. M ONTREAL (U PI) — Hollis Stacy sank a 60-yard [Moses If 2 0 0 0 Powell rf 4 0 10 Chicago IfS I si 111 li iSs g l s a l l s i f sand wedge shot and Sandra Spuzich went 5-under-par getting the track in some semblance of shape. JUIen 3b 5 13 3 Collins If 2 0 10 Noles (W 2-3) 7 12 4 4 2 1 Hopefully, theiong awaited all-weather track will •DHndrs cf 3 1 1 3 Griffin ss 4 0 11 Campbell 2-3 2 1 1 1 0 Lvsndr, Mnn 2 6 6Z2 63 19 X 3.16 jJdy EHIs 75-75- lM Erin's Isle 5503,150 3, BatS 'MS't;! on the back nine en route to a 66 Friday to tie two other Welcomed addition L. Smith (S 10) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 ■Mercodo c 3 0 0 0 N^IONAL LEABuJ*'' ****** ** ‘ Cathv Mant 7040—IX RookiBS HS2'?2®' *' **>8.758. 5, Marta Barber grabs Senior lead players for the lead after two rounds of the 6250,000 be installed for the ’84 Relays. LaRose was Totals 17 II II 11 Totals M 1 II 1 Welsh pitched to 3 batters In 3rd; NATIONAL LEAGUE va( sxinner 73-77—IM nOURIBS 5' Wonder 5375,100. 7, Peter Jackson Classic. Veteran distance runner' Gary Nixon, of saluted in the official Relay’s program...Notable ISealtle 115400 088-1) Noles pitched to 2 batters In 8th. M iller Barber disregarded gusty conditions HBP— by Noles (Carter). PB— Davis. T Plover cIb Ob r h“2h*3b"hr rhi ova Po**IRI“ o 74-76- l M Lucky Leprechauns outlasted Blue SmJnliiJSjTo''''.,.*??’'**®- M.J. Smith of New Zealand, who. led the pack at Haddam, who represents the Middletown 'Track absentees were UConn coaches Bill Kelleher and .Teronlo 010 OM 000— 2 KmoM Hou W x 82 w 5% •u? I * '? . 7575- 1M Demons, 21-11, In play Friday night. ®£'®,S*vle $306,M5. and hit every green in regulation Friday en route • Game-winning RBI— Nelson (3). -2:50. A— 20694. iSsfer' put * '2 Colleen Walker 72-78- 1M Brett DeSimone had three hits and SWoo Till Dawn 5X 3,500. 7-under after the first round, fired a 71 and Donna Club, made an interested observation after Bob Kenned^H-both on duty on campus last ' E— Griffin. LDB— Seottls5,Toronto 11. 180 19 1 4 1 0 to a bogey-free 67 and a two-stroke lead midway completing the 10-kilometer run Sunday morning weekend. Both were prominent officials in the Kdr^k St 248 37 82 17 i l l « w 78-72- 1M scored three times. Tommy HIne also White shot a 4-under 68 to join Stacy and Spuzich in the !2B— Owen, Nelson, Mulllniks, Whitt, Mro?v^'Atl* OT 73 89 1 4 19 57 '3X f. Charbonnier 77-73- 1M had three hits and ployed well deten- . through the 1150,000 Marlboro Classic. Barber, lead at 136 on the par-72 Beaconsfleld Golf Club at the MCC campus. first seven Relays...One big orchid and tip of the .Putnam, Upshaw. 3B— Nelson. HR— D. DoSw Mti MB 2 01 8 A ? S'siA MarvAnn Hovvvard 78-72- l x sivelv ,Kerrl Whitcomb played well • • • • • • • • • • • ♦ • • • u a a a a a a who has led the PGA Seniors in victories and •Henderson (7). SB— Allen (3). S— course. “ I was going to run in Meriden but was invited ' skimmer in the direction of George Suitor, meet ‘Bernazard. SF— O. Henderson. Hrnndz NY M3 44 80 17 5 ‘s 35 314 a ‘■•’'A'®"’' j 76-74—IM and Peter Haves homered tor the _ . , winnings since joining the tour in 1981, had four here, too, and knew the competition would be director, who turned in his usual five-star IP H RERBBSO LSmth stL 196 M 61 n 2 3 10 311 ^ ° 79Ann Hayward 78-72- 1M Leprechauns. Andrew Blakey had o C g \ n t K # f l l The round was marred by the withdrawal of Nancy Radio, TV MJeee StL 241 31 75 9 1 3 27'31 r t S ! ' ***< ^ '5' orandslam homer and Jason Sorensen, H U U l D U l l birdies for a two-round total of 137, 5-under-par Lopez, who was taken to the hospital qfter better. I felt that I would have won in Meriden but performance...First prize in the 10-K race Was a ; Seattle Madl^' PM Ms 26 7311 i 5 32 311 S°IL ^ f.®*®.. 73-78—15) Jamie Stone and Danny Burnett played over the par-71, 6,174-yard Mafiboro Country ■BeoHle (W 6-5) 9 11 2 2 2 3 complaining of stomach pains on the 12th hole. Lopez, was satisfied with my finish here.” color TV set, won by O’Flynn and nearly all the ! Teretde G r 'S S '- s r 2 5 M S ' i 2 ^ S W g l l n g " »®^’"e Demons...... Club course. five months pregnant, was released from Royal The 32-year-old Nixon, a regular in the Five runners who stayed around the prizes went home IGott (L 5-7) 2 23 7 6 6 1 Gu6rrr, LA 271 47 83 9 2 17 49.306 Kfillll Rinker 80-71—1S1 Mile Road Race for the last four years with with some type of merchandize...Jim Balcome is Morgan 13 1 3 3 2 Oliver, Mtl 288 35 88 18 2 5 34.306 Alice Rltz^n ^ 7^ 5i •••••••••••••••••••••• ..era « Victoria Hospital two hours later. ____ 6 3 2 2 1 Salazar, SD 213 X 65 8 0 3 15 .X5 S BertoloTcInl 7t 73H 5 U S FL Standings finishes of 19th, 10, 10th and seventh, welcomed batting l.OOO in getting the 10-K o ff on .(Msel SATURDAY W BC schedules title fight Morgan pitched ta 2 bolters In 4th. 9 a.m. Wimbledon tennis: Women's. Than, Hou X 7 40 9313 4 10 42 .X3 Rira Comsto^ 72^BoIlS2 the challenge. time...Frank Kinpl, in charge of the contestant T— 2:27. A-36,57Z . final, Channel 30 Kenndv, SD 268 21 81 13 1 6 48 .M2 Sarah LevwJe 71 52 ■ iCinSQCTIOnS ... .. Unbeaten Hector "Macho” Camacho and Round postponed ' He was among the early leaders but was unable entrance gate, said the biggest excitement the 2 Orioles vs. Tigers, Channel 30 Durhm, Ch 166 33 M 9 3 9 X .Ml Rica Comstock 72-80______152 Atlantic Division '•gggggggggggggBggggggg Morind, Ch 253 42 76 9 3 11 42.300 La“ rle R?nkw 52 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa . y ® *** two-time champion Rafael “ Bazooka” UiRon to f l ^ t off youth in Providence runners Richard first two hours last Saturday was when the wind 4:30 Western Open golf, Channel 3 Evans, SF 263 53 78 14 1 19 49.297 Ktsy BarreM •••••*•••••••••••••••• * P>i»a. >5 * 0 .882 365 183 OAK BROOK. III. (UPI)^ - Heavy morning 5 National Sports FestlvaL-Channel 8 52 will meet in a 12-round bout Aug. 7 for the vacant thunderstorms led to cancellation of today’s second O’Flynn and Charlie Breagy, and placed third. blew over four of five tents set up at Memorial 5:30 Mets. vs. Phillies (2), Sport- Oester, CIn 278 32 82 12 4 6 X ,X5 DebWe^Hall X^7aI 53 an..h.ii Boston 10 7 0 .588 365 324 World Boxing Council super featherweight title, round of the 6400,000 Western Open, forcing -Nixon has been a consistent winner or runner-up field...John Ward, who won the javelin with a ^Tennis sChoim^ WiNF 8 USFL: Bandits vs. Stallions, ESPN S 1 i i S!| ! 1| S:| SMS- Sfci “ promoter Don King announced Friday. The bout tournament officials to go to a 36-hole final round on in state competition. record toss of 244‘ feet, 1-Inch, has been weirklng 8 Red Sox vs. Yankees, Channels will be televised nationally by CBS and held either Sunday. “ I'm six iMunds heavier than a year ago,” the this summer on tobacco in Ellington...Talk about 11,30, M, W TIC, WPOP SM I ».■££" ~ » 11 t! :!J S S in San Juan, Puerto Rico or Las Vegas, Nev. The rains, which had abated by noon, marked a 153-pound Nixon said. “ 1 should be around 140. family affairs. The Davis family of Colchester Criiv Hnii 774 li fln 17 1 1 ‘Vt 707 cklii^ T?’' •,v® /^i^i 53 Oh 21’dQv disabled list, react voted Tompa Bov 11 6 0 647 346 349 yvimblidonrasulta SUNDAY continuing weather problem on the PGA tour this year “ I ’m planned already to peak for the Five Miler had nine of iti. 11 athletes entered in the 9 a.m. Wimbledon tennis: Men's ‘"'’'’indlWdum Pitching ' C m M ‘’5 ’uggan tI ' ° ‘’®'*11SSS«Sll Blrm'ISgho,^ 8 9 0 .47I 3U 329 and signaled the first rainout in five years at the in Manchester Thanksgiving morning,” Nixon competition, ranging in age from IS to 35. Coach At WImMeden, England, July { . (Inal, Channel 30 Hm m kr*'sF*9 ^ 1 0 6 2 V ' ^ 5*80 1*M a” ".', Clevelond-SlSSSfrSlagenttarward x-Dokland '^“' " 9 ‘’8''o "’" 5X 312 X 6 Natt signs offer sheet added. Geraldine Davis had 15 of her clan in the first day 1 Cleveland 500 racing, ESPN “ n o r 6 1 « : i 40 X 59 ?o'o“'joycf" So =155 Calvin NoM too m u ^ r a r otter sheet. Denver 7 10 0 OT M3 Westeiii. HPigure Oder otaysr's name denotes 1:30 Mets vs. Phillies, Channel 9, 2:07 M i Tom Watson, who fired an opening round “ That’s the race everyone around here points events. When there was a shortage of running seeding) Lavelle, SF 5 2 55.0 46 14 38 2.13 Chiirui ftihh la a e. Angeles 7 10 0 .412 275 356 The Cleveland Cavaliers have signed free agent Men's Sbigles WINF Soto, CIn 9 6129.0 82 41 117 2.16 Dl^ne^hev 7a!77~ iI« Houston— Signed llnebocker Bobby Arizono 4 13 0 .235 254 399 forward Calvin Natt of the Portland Trail Blazers 5-under-par 67, will take a one-stroke lead over Buddy to,” Ray Crothers injected. “ Everyone wants to shoe'8, 20-year-old Althia Davis kicked off her SemHInols ' 1:30 USFL: Invaders vs. Blitz, Chdn- Denny, Phil 5 4 100.2 98 29 46 2.24 MariM«MrSf 77 7t ! « Strogw, guard Tim GoIm , running bock x-clindied division title . John McEnroe, 2, U.S., del. lyon Biirri« AAti 1 1 7< ft AO 77 xo 7 7ft ij Sfreit ^*78—155 Domell Tov oftd Center Dovid Koch. Saturday's Gome to a multi-year offer sheet, it was announced Gardner into Saturday’s second round. However, a run Manchester and everyone wants to do better spikes between races and loaned them to 2 Red Sex vs. Yankees, Channel 1), than the previous year,” the 40-year-old former 19-year-old brother Ahmad. The Davis family has . •Lendl, 3, Czechosloyaklo, 76, 64, 64; p Stm 9 21021 85 i A7 2 2 Pittsburgh - Signed defensive bock (All Tim « EOT) Friday. Terms of the offer were not disclosed. continued threat of thunderstorms was forecast for ■Chris Lewis. New Zealand, def. Keyin 38, WTIC, WPOP ^ Reuss', LA 6 6 118!l 125 X 68 zisi jin 5> PynS'"’ T tstis o Metcolt, guard Blake Win- Tampo Bay at Birmingham, 8 p.m. c Central Connecticut State University star said. called Colchester home for 22 years and all the 3 Boxing: Gary Gulden vs. John Natt. a 4-year NBA veteran, averaged 20.4points the Butler National Golf Course over the entire Xurren, 12, South Africa, 6-7,64,76,6-7, MugabI, Channel M Folranel^tl 6 1 681 CT 31 39 2'M Lor^'cartSUS"’ F»i"lng back Roger Wiley and quarter- New Jersev'*atBostan??:Mp.m. and 7.5 rebounds per gameJor Portland last year. weekend, with temperatures expected to be in the “ I did better today thai) a year ago,” said children participated iq track at Bacon Academy 4 Western Open Gelf, Channel 3 Crothers. He placed 14th, first in the 40-49 age .,and a half dozen more in college...Have a nice Wemen'i w id l! LA ' 6 7 96 2 75 X 62 2 70 hoch JohnLelster;releasedrunnlngback Oakland at Chicago, 1 :Mp.m. lower to mid 90s. r Stmmnali 4:45 National Sports Festival, Chan- r3S2L Mtl 11 ^ 3A1 1 X “ 85 2:77 L^'CSrS^d” Sltl 7I ^om Newton. Arizono at Mlchlgon^^ 1:30 Play began as scheduled at 8:30 a.m. EDT but was bracket. weekend. RMit CoMltj U.S.4 Qnd Wandv nel 8 . Leo. Mtl A 3 Oft 1 7A 43 AA 7 84 a*..— w w ^ i 74 HocKty Philadelphia ot Washington, 1:30 suspended at 10:20 a.m. ' . umbulli Austrtilig. dtf. Borbora Potttr 8 Motorcress bike racing, Hmvklns SD 3 5 MO 78 S M 2 93 c?" .^®°** 76-wdr. Hartford — Signed forward p.m. Shoron Wotth. U.S.j 6-7e &4. SportsChonnel McMr*ry ft n 4 103 0 87 36 53 2 97 Mark Denver at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. 03.0 87 36 53 2.97 Noncy Lopez 77-37—wdr Johnson to a multi-year contract. (end of regular season) IS - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 2. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 2, 1983 - 11 Classified.... 643-2711 Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space . . . ___ 44 Notices Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be Situation W a nted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Rates MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ TAG SALE SIGNS Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into______24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Minimum Charge: Home and Garden...... 64 line Is 2:30 p .m . oh Frid a y. Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Are things piling up? Then why not have a T A G SALE? The best way to Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Per Word: Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad announce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. 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Automotive 76 & Education Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale will nat be corrected by an Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent...... 43 Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...’...... 76 PAINTING AND PAPER FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC LADIES BEIGE Coot HARD FIREWOOD-4 SKI PACKAGE — Hart FO UR FAMILY TAG 1978 PONTIAC GRAND TW O 13 Inch Ford Mus­ HANGING — Exterior RANGE-Self cleaning, with large real mink col­ feet-$60, 16" to 18" cut- skis 120 cm, poles, Munorl SALE-Soturdoy 9 to 3.349 PRIX-AIr conditioning, tang rims, like new, and Interior, ceilings re­ automatic timer con­ lar, size 12, In good $70, cut and spllt-$75, cut boots size 8, oil for only Hilliard Street. House­ Am -FM Stereo, 4 new $20.00. Call 643-6802 or paired. References, fully trolled, digital clock. condition. Asking $55.00 split and seasoned 11 radial tires, excellent 649-6205. Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted $75.00. Coll 646-0599 and hold, dishes, conning Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 S e r V i C C S Insured. Quality work. Coboertone. $300.644-8551 or best offer. Coll 649- m onths-$85.‘ 228-3648 ask for Chris. lors, plants, Horleaulnns, condition, A T, PS, PB. Martin Mattsson, even­ otter 7. 1433, or647-8281. toys, gomes, jewelry, $4,500 firm. Coll between PAIR BEIGE Bucket seat ings 649-4431. H E IR LIN G SKI Boots miscellaneous. 8:30 and 5:30, Monday coyers tor older Firebird 8 PI CE BASSET Pecan DELIVERING RICH thru Friday 647-9946, ask Lost/Found 01 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst 6 FOR SALE — Emerson size 9, excellent condi­ ------1 ------or Comoro, excellent McDonald's wants you to be a floor. Three room heated Services Offered SI- INTERIOR — EXTE- dining room furniture. A M -FM stereo receiver, LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 tion, $35.00. Coll 643-5682 for Donna. condition. 643-9141. apartment. $325. Security RIOR Painting — Wal­ Large trestle table with 3 stereo cassette recorder plus tax. Washed sand, ask for Tom evenings. $20.00. required. Phone 646-2426 lpapering and drywall leaves. Chino cabinet. with tour speakers. 646- stone, trap rock, and 1978 PINTO, $800. Coll FIFTY DOLLAR RE­ C & M TREE Service — 9 to 5 weekdays. Free estimates, discount Installation. Quality pro­ $800 or best offer. 644- 3471 otter 8pm. gravel. 643-9504. LADIES SKI Package — TA G SALE-Soturdov and 871-2988. WARD for return of yel­ STAR® fessional work. Reosona- 9138. 190 CM Head skis, 8M Sunday, 9 to 4. 120 Avery low, tiger, tom cot. Lost Be Somebody! senior citizens. Company - ble prices. Free esti­ VW 1974BUG-Mlnt condi­ When you work with Sentry, you're STAR is our abbreviation for StoreActIvitlesRepresen­ MANCHESTER— Two Manchester owned and'" FOR SALE — shower MAGNAVOX STEREO boots, poles. $50.00. Coll Street. Pair GX60 tires on In the vicinity of Llpsky tative— an important person at McDonald's. bedrooms, 2 baths, fully mates. G .L . McHugh, G R E A T BUYI Dining 643-5478. rims, bicycle ports, some tion. 30,000 original important to us, to your clients, to your operated. Call 646-1327. door for shower stall, CONSOLE-AM /FM radio Beach in Coventry. Coll We're looking for an individual— friendly, outgoing, oppllonced. poolside 643-9321. room table with four tempered gloss, mea­ antiques, etc. miles. Passed emmls- 742-6858. family, to your community, and most and 8-track recorder- who likes people. condo with all the ameni­ REWEAVING BURN choirs and hutch. Colon­ sures 32 Inches across. M ENS HYDE Hockey sions Inspection. 4 speed. important, to yourself! You’ll work You'll be involved in local neighborhood activities, and .Turntoble needs work. SELL PROFESSIONAL ial, dork pine, one year skates, brand new, size LARGE TA G SALE-Good $2000. 649-8387 otter 6pm. serve your community while being paid lor it. ties. Mlllbrldge Hollow. HOLES — zippers, um­ $50.00. Coll 647-1491 $50. Coll 649-1890. Good with the leading agents in this area $490. monthly plus utili­ brellas repaired. Window ~ PAINTING — old, excellent condition, evenings. condition. 9V], oil leather, cost $125. selection of Infants, boys and enjoy an unmatched opportunity A perfect w a y to ties. 646-7693. shades, Venetian blinds. Commercial and Resi­ $550. 643-4655 otter Asking $45.00. Coll 647- and girls clothes and Personals 02 for success, high earnings, and career supplement your incomel dential. Quality crafts­ 6:00pm. 0932. miscellaneous. Rugs, al­ Keys. TV FOR RENT. ' ROYAL MANUAL Ty­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Molorcycles/BIcycles 72 DT development. Don't wait. Call If you wwil to be • STAR, LIKE PRIVATE HOME. manship. 'Texture celling pewriter, office size, ex­ bums, old mag choirs, Apply In person: Marlow's, 867 Main ' Studio-type apartment. Street. 649-5221. specialist. House power LARGE STRONG EXEC­ cellent condition. $50.00 Home and Garden 64 CROSS CO UN TR Y Ski car stereo, lots more! 9-5, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa UNMARRIED^ LOOK­ Bfii Cahlun|(uav for vuur conriiienlial apiHiint- ' 1221 Tolland Turnpike Util 1 ties,appliances. washing. Free estimates. UTIVE Swivel choir. or best offer. Coll 643- outfit, consists of skis, 54 Oxford Street. mcnl at 871-2775. ' Manchester, C l LADIES 26 Inch Schwinn ING FOR A COMPAN­ Working single adult. No 646-4879. Vinyl covered, with cas­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa low leather boots, ladles Offices at: BRICKS, BLOCKS, 7847. bicycle, excellent condi­ NOW ION? TIR E D OF SINGLE 616 Hart lord Turnpike. Wrnuii children, pets. 643-2880. STONE — Concrete. ters. $25.00. Coll 646-6794. size 9, bamboo poles, ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARS? The Intelligent FOR SALE — Firewood, used three times. Sell. tion, folding baskets and 22.3 E. Center Street, Manchester Chimney repairs. No lob MANS BUSINESS Suit, carrier. $75.00 firm. After alternative Is Single's FOUR ROOMS SECOND GOLD DOUBLE OVEN hardwood two to four $90.00. 528-1880. 29 Connecticut Boulevard. E. Htfd. too small. Coil 644-8356. excellent condition, 42 toot lengths. You pick up. Automotive 5pm only 649-0413. Communication Net­ 60 Pof]uonock ,\ve., Windsor Bulldlna/Contractlng S3 self cleaning Electric FLOOR. Available July long. $50.00. Coll days $50.00 cord. 742-8426. work. Call 203-527-4335 At Sentry Real Estate, Wg do N gll lor you McOonald't Syttgm. Inc. t0B3 1st. Appliances, heal, one Range $225. Blue Hutch 646-0746. TEN N IS RAQUET wood An Equal Opportunity Employtr EXPERIENCED B ICYC LE For sole, la­ orl-800-835-2246 Ext. 22. you'll have friends in the business. 'ie«ar parking, no pets. PAINTER-Quollty work. $65. Electric Meat Sllcer G ordo Pro, new, never $15. Sears Humidifier $30. used. Just strung. $20.00 Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 dies 26 Inch, ten speed. Security. Lease. 649-3340. Reasonable rotes. Fully *■ R O B E R T E . JARVIS SM ALL W A LL Safe, fire Yellow, used one season. Insured. Free estimates. - B U ILD IN G — Remodel­ High Choir $12. Two Air proof, key lock, sentry or best offer. Coll 646- Conditioners $50 8, $75. U-PICK BLUEBERRIES, 0557. Like new. $80.00firm. Coll EmpioVment Homas for Sola 31 643-9237, ask for Jerry. ing Specialist. Additions, safe, 13 Inches x 8 Inches. 643-0863. SENTRY 30 LOCUST STREET- garages, roofing, siding, Older electric stove, $40.00. Coll 643-4829 1970 SCOUT — low miles, & Education works great $10. Assorted PEAS, STRAWBERRIES lRealE.stateService.5i "SUMMER VACATION oaaaaoaaaaaaoaaooaaaaao FIrst floor, four rooms, BLACKWELL LANDS­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ anytime. TWO PAIRS Eagle Jor- runs good. Coll 742-9852. FOR SALE - - Suzuki placement wlndows- wooden boxes. 659-1906 vlno waxless cross coun­ MEANS EXTRA TIME" MANCHESTER- heated. Water extra, no CAPING Provides offor- * TS250 motorcycle, $70.00. Turn this time Into cosh! appliances. Security. 646- doble service for /doors. 643-6712. F IF T E E N HORSE power, AT THE CORN CRIB try skis with poles and 1974 FORD VAN — 302, Coll 644-3234, not running. Htip Wonftd Immocuiate, 3 room boots. Like new. Sacri­ 21 We hove a limited 2426 9-5 weekdays. Gorden/Lown/Sh- - three phase western automatic transmission, Needs work. apartment, fully op- electric motor, runs. fice at $99.00 complete. number of positions plionced and otr conditi­ rubbery core and general - LEON CIESZYNSKI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 53,000 miles. Set up for PH YSICIANS-G.P.'s BU ILD ER — New homes, $50.00. 649-6785 otter 5pm. Benv P^tch 742-5287. camping. $2000 or best SPECIALISTS OR RE­ available In our phone oned. $340 plus utilities. yard clean up. Coll 644- '' 1975 KAWASAKI KS-125 EXPERIENCED SALES soles operation. Will ADULT APARTMENT 1686. additions, remodeling, MIsc for Sole 63 Bill. offer. Coll 528-1132 TIRED DOCTORS to 649-4003 MENS BOWLING shoes, Endoro. Runs well. Good CLERK. (Mature) .Mar­ train people ovolloble COMPLEX— One and rec rooms, garages, kit­ anytime. condition. Coll after NEWSPAPER DEALER work 0 few hours weekly SECR ETAR Y FDR Data aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Buddand Rd., S. Windsor Brunswick all leather With tax rebates now in lows, Inc. 867 Main Mondov-Thursdoy even­ two bedroom apartment. ODD JOBS, Truckinp. '' chens remodeled, ceil­ WOMENS FOUR Piece 3:00pm, 646-6264. NEEDED. Rockville- to do physicals In our Processing Department suit, 20V], slacks, vest, size 10, worn less dozen most homes, it's the Street, Manchester. /Vernon area. Call office In the Monchester- ings and Saturday morn­ osoaaaaaaaooaaaaaaMoao Centrally located on bus Home repairs. You name - ings, both tile, dormers, 8 a.m. to picked out 1981 CADILLAC ELDO­ on Founders Plozo. Var­ roofing. Residential or blouse vest. New wheat times. Ton. $8.00. Coll RADO - Excellent condi- perfect time to find a Jeanne at 647-9946. / Hartford area. Top Sa­ ings. Coll (3erry for on line, heat and hotwoter. It, we do It. Free esti- ' 1973 HONDA CB350-Good cash buyer for those T Y P IS T with office rou­ ied duties Include light Interview Mondov- Condominiums 32 All electric kitchen, dis- motes. Insured. 643-0304. ' - commercial. 649-4291. color. $20.00. 742-7442. 646-0339. tlon! Many extras! Coll lary. Groronteed hours to typing, filing, and condition. Some extras. golf clubs you tine experience. Organ­ Wednesdoy evenings hwoshdr, oven, refriger­ ALUMINUM SHEETS days 644-3775; evenings, $550. 568-6295. TYPIST/RECEPTION- meet your schedule. Coll phones. Beginners with STROLLER CHAIR, CRAFTSMAN EIGHT HP PROFESSIONAL SKI no longer use! ized Individual with a IST for doctor's office. 60 Mrs. Florlllo (215) 947- from 6:30— 7:30 at 643- ator Included. Security RICHARDSON' DESIGN KITCHENS by used os printing plates — weekends 871-6568. willingness to learn wel­ VERNON — Two to J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, brand, baby carriage, riding lawn mower with Boots, size 8'/], like new, pleasant telephone wpm. Part time, aoproxi- 9700 Ext: 241 or 225. 2471. deposit required. No M ASONRY-Brirk, block, v .007' thick, 23 X 284'. 50< 1978 YAMAHA-650 Spe­ And it's easy I Just call us manner. Send resume come. Salary to $180 for Choose from. Immacu­ pets. Laundries available stone, cement, plaster- " vanities, formica, Wilson cor bed, combination. 36 inch mowing deck. save. $150. Only $40. Coll 1974 100 LS, Four speed, mately 15 hours or full 37V] hour week. Send each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643-5336. cial. Good condition. today and we'll put your w.th salary requirements late 3Va room brick In complex. 643-9674 or Ing. Four generations o f ' • art, Corlan counter tops, 643-2711. They M U ST be Very good condition. Runs good but needs transmission shot. No Low mileage. $1200. Coll time position, approxi­ Information of back­ HOME $40.00. Coll 646-1254 mat­ transmission work. low-cost ad in print. to: Manchester Post Of­ mately 30 hours. Man­ condo. Wall to wall, dish 643-7135. experience. Estimates. ' kitchen cabinet fronts, picked up before 11:00 rust. Interior good. For 742-9929. NURSES AIDE- Expe­ ground to Box II c/o The washer, disposal, alr- tress Included. $99.00. 644-8217. SIXTEEN POUND Bo­ ports or restoration. Ask­ fice, Main Branch, Box chester area. Intelligent, HEAITH AIDES B. Richardson. 742-7437. ' complete woodworking a.m. only.. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rienced loving person to Herald. condltlonlng, stove, re­ wling boll, $10.00. Tele­ ing $600. 745-4565 (even­ For extra cash, sell 604, Manchester, Conn. friendly, mature, flexible NEEDED service, custom mode those golf clubs . . . now! 06040. help meet doily needs of frigerator. Lovely high EAST C E N TE R S TR E E T- AMBITIOUS COLLEGE furniture, colonial repro­ TWENTY SIX Wood phone 649-8314. ings and weekends), 643- Misc. Automotive 76 personality a must. Call post stroke patient In Must liiva rilirM c n EIGHT TRACK Player location: close to every­ Brick two bedroom, ap­ STUDENT looking for •• ductions In wood, 9 varie­ with two built In speak­ groin and white 4ft cross ★ ★ 2711 (weekdays) ask lor 646— S1S3. home environment. Will andar.Bndtilaryind pliances. Mature. No tees, seven 2ft five wall MENS CANADIAN YARD PERSON-Port thing.. Group 1, Belfipre summer work. Lawn " ties of hardwood and ers. Includes $150 work of Paul, leove message. consider hiring for a 4 benifiti. Agency, 647-1413. pets. Security and dep­ mowing, pointing, odd " veneers NOW IN STOCK. molding for suspended STRAW BERRIES-PIck Hockey skates, like new, hour shift or two 4 hour time. Highland Pork topes in carry coses. Coll vour own. Free contain­ buy now for next winter, FOR SALE — Car radio, osit. $350 plus utilities. lobs. Reasonable rates. Coll 649-9658. 643-6541. $75.00 complete. celling. $20.00. Coll 644- 1967MUSTANG-Good for shifts. Doily 8 to 12 and 4 area. Reply Box J, c/o vismNG a a i 649-2400 or 649-9435. 2063. ers. No children under 14 the first $15.00 gets them. AM only. Fits 1970 Ply- PHLEBOTOMIST The Herald. MANCHESTER— Vacant Call Jeff anytime. 647- 643-6541. ports. Best offer. 643-0300. mough. $20.00. 646-7719 to 8. Hours ore flexible. OF CONNiCnCHT 3'/] room unit with ap­ years of age allowed In Coll 643-5635 size 9. Part-time position NEWSPAPER CARRI­ 9013. FARRAND REMODEL- otter 6pm. HERALD Send list of most recent 2 3 3 -tlM pliances . $32,500 will ING — Cabinets, roofing, FLUID DUPLICATOR field. Open 8om to Spm or DATSUN-1981 200SX available for experi­ ERS NEEDED In Man­ employers and referen­ PAIR MENS Wrangler until picked out. Opening FOR SALE — Munorl ski move you right In. Gor­ FOUR ROOM CD LAWN SERVICE- " gutters, room additions, leans like new, size 36-32. AB Dick model 226. Roadster. Brown with fa­ enced Phlebotomist. chester. Coll 647-9946. ces with youroddress and C R AFT DIRECTOR for APARTMENT-On quiet $98.00. Coll 649-7440. Saturday June 18th. Cho- boots, size 8, excellent TW O 155-13 Block tires, Classified LIBRARIAN- don Realty, 643-2174. Ambitious college stu- - decks, all types of remo­ $6.00. Coll 649-0387 otter shion Cavalier Top. S-L plenty of wear left, both Duties include draw­ phone number to P.O. girls resident comp in centrally located street. ponls Brothers, Clark condition. Will sacrifice Package, AC, 4 speaker NURSE AIDES-CertIfied Responslble for all servi­ dents doing prompt, *' deling and repairs. FREE 6pm. for $15.00. Coll 644-2063 ing blood specimens Box 460, Bolton, Ct. 06040. Stafford Springs. Coll 684- $450 per month Includes efficient lawn lobs at -• estimates. Fully Insured. COLLECTOR DISPLAY Street, South Windsor. at $35.00. Coll 646-0599 and FM stereo, 5 speed, im­ from patients and aides for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 7821. ces, Including children's. aaaaaooaaaaasaaaaaoaoM Coll 528-5741 for latest ask for Chris. otter 5pm. 643-2711 heat, hot water and ap­ affordable prices. 6 4 3 -' Telephone 643-6017. EIGHT INCH ATLAS tilt Cose, 81 Inches long, 32 maculate velour interior. shifts. Full and port time. 30 hours, not to exceed pliances. Available mid Inches high. Gloss, mir­ information. blood donors. Seme Lots/Lond tor Sole 33 9664, 646-1813. arbor bench saw, HP $8,500. 742-7936. 1970 FlOO FORD Truck, local travel involved, Excellent benefit pack­ BOOKKEEPER-Good $11,500. MLS required. July. 643-9687. ror bock, clow feet, very age and shift differential. MAI L ROOM-Yeor round Send resume to selection ABLE HOME motor. Old but good. rear dxle housing com­ valid Connecticut storting position for per­ knowledge of safeguard IMPROVEMENT— old. $99.00. Cosh. 647-9613. STR A W B E R R IES— Pick 1973 CADILLAC DE Please coll the Director committee.' Bentley MOTHER OF TWO will ” $75.00. 649-6165. Tog Sales plete with axle and car­ drivers license re­ son to sort and deliver system and. Inventory babysit for your child In ^ Room additions, Your Own. Good picking. 69 V IL LE - 4 door. Good of Staff Development, be­ control. Flexible hours. Memorial Library, Bol­ BOLTON LAKE— Very, rier. $99.00. Call 647-1638. quired. Early morn­ moll In downtown Hart­ MANCHESTER— First my home. References porches, kitchens, decks, BETAMAX TAPES, Open dolly at 1pm. Zeppo condition. Best otter. Coll tween 9 and 3, Monday Approximately 30 hours ton C T by July 23rd. very small piece of land CERAM IC Easter assort­ Forms, Birch Mountain ing hours. Fo r more ford office. Msut be floor of newer two.fam­ provided. 649-4783. siding, roofing, ownings, ment, none over $5.00. Sears Brand. One - two 649-5334. Thru Friday at 643- weekly. Good pay. 647- with private road. Cannot hour, two - three hour Rood, Manchester. 643- information or to ar­ steady, reliable and able be built upon. Call 6 ^ ily, three bedrooms. No storm windows/doors. Coll 646-3179. HOLIDAY WEEKEND SI $o, b2,fclf or m L I- 9997 otter 1pm ask for ••••••••••••••••••••MS topes, hardly used. Re­ 6318. Bank Old Glory Elegant Linens range for personal in­ CENSED NURSE— Small to do some lifting. Send 2880. pets. $450 a month plus FOGARTY Ron, 643-9966. SALE-Crocks, baskets, Valerie. security. Available Au­ tailed at $45. Only $25. kitchen collectibles, oil Rgpossessions terview, contact the facility. Port time. Min­ school dr work history to Business Opportunitiet 22 BROTHERS— Bathroom - SINCLAIR COMPUTER A ♦ Box I c/o The Herald. gust 1st 646-1379. remodellng;'installatlon . Rob 643-0009. PEAS AND lamps, old bottles, tools, Personnel Depart­ imal stress. Salary negot­ TYPIST/STENOGRAPHE TOLLANO-4.7 Acre with 16-K memory ram, STRINGBEANS-PIck FOR SALE ment at 646-1222, Ext. iable. Coll 649-2358. Building lot with brook. water heaters, garbage chess tope, and four Sin­ and much more. Satur­ R— Full time position. SOLAR P A N EL For In­ your own. Notslsky 1979 Pontiac Trans Am •ssoo 2270. $28,500. 643-9774. disposals: faucet repairs. Roofing/Sidiiia clair books. $75.00. Coll day Sunday and Monday. Our Tolland field service MANCHESTER- doors or ' out, use to Form, 644-0304. 1976 Pontiac Formula * 2 6 0 0 A SIMPLE, SUPER JOB 649-7657. VIsa/Master- 646-4925. Country Born department. Qualified Completely renovated, 2 charge 12 volt battery. Collectibles. 1975 Ford Pinto MANCNESra with creative expres­ candidate must hove Card accepted. Station Wagon * 1 2 0 0 PSYCHOLOGIST-School HOME DEUVERY bedroom second floor $20.00. Coll 643-8820. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MEaMMiai Nosm ai sions. Stitcherv com­ psychologist, port time, strong typing and steno apartment. No pets, $450 BIDWELL HOME Im­ NEW 3M brand "149" The above can be 71 Haynas Straal Build your own FintndDl Real Estate Wanted 37 LIG H T OR h e a v y " Copier, $75.C3. Coll 742- pany. Takes two even­ four days per week for skills and willingness to Independence with the a month plus security provement Company — FRANK S IN A TR A fonsl Pets 65 seen at SM Manchaalar ings per week. EornSIOto HOUSEKEEPING. Reas-J 7442. TAG SALE-Added\ems. MHCMMCiSOTM the 1983-84 school year. perform general office friendly "Old Fashioned" tra­ Roofino, siding, altera­ Great new Sinatra trlol- July 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4tn. 9 to 913 Main St. $25 per hour. Training dition of CharlesChiptHome aosoaaooaaoaaaaaaaosaaa enable. References. C a ll, Contact Walter Mo- duties. Apply: Gerber tion, additions. Some ogy record album. Songs aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 5. 4 Alice Drive, available. 871-0009. Delivery. Parf time available from 60m thru 8am a r - number for over 30 years. AX W ITH 30 Inch handle, chowskl, Marlborough Scientific Instrument If you really enjoy meeting WANTED— Center Hall lie MAIN STREET-3 from post, present and SYLVESTER TYPE Cot, Manchester. SUMMER EMPLOY­ Company, 83 West rooms, first floor, heat 6pm thru 8pm. Bolton-., 649-6495. $8.00. Coll 643-1634 otter 1976 CHEVROLET VAN-6 MENT or longer. Elementory School, people, are aalea oriented, Colonial. Buyer loakhig /Manchester area. 643- future. $10.00. Coll 649- block and white, short PHYSICAL THERAPY- School Drive, Marlbo­ Gerber Rood. South self motivated, honeat, inde* for gracious, older homo and hot water Included. 6pm. 0387. cylinder, automatic, roof Planned expansion has ASSISTANT— Port time 8690. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hair, nine months, neu­ vent, $1795. Alcor Auto rough, C T 06447, tele­ Windsor, CT. pendent, willing to invest in a In Manchester. Marlon E. No appliances. No pets. tered mole, shots. Very created Immediate open­ position In on active re­ Van for your succeta — this Security. $370. Phone 646- B LU E B E L L double mat­ Ports Inc., 226 Spruce ings In our Customer phone 295-9551. Robertson, Realtor. Coll Floorbw . 56 SCREENED LOAM ------affectionate. Adopt - Con­ habilitation department. $17000 - $49000 a year busi­ 6 4 3 ^3 3 . 2426,9 to 5 weekdays. LAWNS CUT/HEDGES • tress and box spring, Street, Manchester. Service Department. Ex­ ness can be youra. TRIM M ED-Years of ex­ good condition. Asking gravel, processed gravel, necticut Animal Welfare CLEARANCE SALE— Experience preferred. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sand, stone and fill. For cellent Income working Associates degree in All ages welcome perience. Reasonable. - $30.00. Please coll 646- League (Donation). 721- Kitchen, both, plumbing Jim: 721-7085 saaaeooooooaooaaaaooaso deliveries coll George 0918. and heating Items, sav­ FOR SALE— 1981 Ford 2188 full time days or port physical therapy assist­ EVERYBODY 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Energetic college stu- FLOORSANDING - 0867. time evenings. Coll Mr. dent. Please col 1646-7527. Gritting, Andover, 742- ings of 25%— 75%. Friday Escort wagon. 62,000 ant required. Call Crest- eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemeeeme Floors like new. Special­ miles, olr conditioning. Roberts 9om to 9pm. Rentals END ROLLS— 27'/] width 7886. GCTINGI GOINGI GONEI 7:30om-5pm, Saturday field Convolecsent Home CAN DO IT! aeasseassssaassssssasae Store/OffIce Space 44 izing In older floors, natu­ $4,500. Coll 659-0946. 289-7513. 643-5151, ask for Director DANGEROUS OR U N -‘ - 25 cents: 13^4 width - 2 Two cheerful kittens letti 7:30am-4pm. Carlton ral and stained floors. No 81 INCH WING Bock Supply Co. Inc. 15 La­ of Stott Develpoment. 3 ito Homemakera, Instruction 25 WANTED TREES RE­ waxing anymore. John for 25 cents. M UST be Coll 649-3313. INSURANCE AGENCY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoa MOVED. Guaranteed couch, set of pine tables - fayette Street, Hartford 1973 PO N TIAC LE Students, Everybody Rooms for Rent 41 Verfallle. 646-5750. picked up at the Man­ two end, one coffee. All M ANS— 4 door sedan. personal lines depart­ aassaaassaeaasa'asasasss lowest prices. Fully In­ chester HeroldOfflce BE­ DOG T R A I N I N.G - 249-9368. OUPERVKOI-MMUCIB , O FFIC ES — 500 x 000 sq. a'ajaassaseasaaaaaaasaaaa excellent condition. 646- 70,000 miles. $750. 743- ment needs o port time Part Time/Full Tima CENTER NURSERY aaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaa sured. Free estimates. * FORE 11 AM ONLY. Obedience Classes stort­ i f o t nwNI-alero ralaH Nliory Mora- ft.. One Heritage Build­ 1598. ing July 18th, in Bolton. 8912. experienced Individual . Hen In Qrealer HarMorHato^HetaN< > Crew Opanlnga lor SCHOOL — 11 Center, 647-8281 or 228-3648. Household Goods 62 1 Wiparlanea pralOfFed. w lfflM n kii . GENTLEMAN PRE­ ing. Reasonable. Heat, tor auto and homeowners Braaklaat a Lunch Period Street, Manchester now WOMENS SLACK-blou4 Coll 643-9839 tor billings and customer i iDaliary apeelalty. Nhial be dirnamle.' FERRED. $50.00 weekly. a)r conditioning, lonltor, TR I C IT Y P LU M B IN G & asaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa registration. 1976 FORD RANCHERO-. cuatenMreallton.CaNtorappelntinant.lir.i . Kitchen privileges. 646- parking complete. 649- JU L Y 2nd and 3rd-10am Very good condition.’ working at McDonald's is the tot' September. Tw o, H E A TIN G now serving Size 38-40. Coll 646-4995. Loppen, Inc. at 649-5261 If ( |Km, S22-2E11. ' 2 00 0 . 5334. Manchester area andsur-- USED REFRIGERA­ D O G TRAINING to 4pm. Something for $1700. Coll 298-8141. desire to join a crew ol three or five morning TORS, WASHERS, QUALITY HARDWOOD- Interested. 1 »♦♦♦#♦♦♦♦♦♦< ' friendly, helpful people. roundlng towns. With 24' ONE PAIR Off-white CLASSES-Boslc and ad­ everyone, priced to>sell. sessions, ages 2V] thru 5 THREE ROOMS-Prlvote HAVE YOUR own "Af­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Cut, spilt. $65.00. Two Dean Drive, East Hart­ C;AM AR0 1977-V-8. 4 years. Reasonable rotes. hour emergency service." thermal drapes, 70x84, cord minimum. Small de­ vanced obedience. Stort­ We'll be happy to train you, entrance. Ladies $35. ter The Fourth" sole teed, ports and service. ing July 11, East Hartford ford. Take Forrest Street speed. Rear defogger. KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" by Larry Wright Field trips. Call 647-9941, New work. Remodeling.'; plus decorator traverse livery charge. Coll 649- provide flexible hours, free Mens $35 and $40. Also: this year ... selling Call Jock Wilson for free Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, YW CA. Coll 721-1386. off Oak or Forbes. Spoiler. Stereo cassette. uniforms, free delicious food, or 742-6754. Son, 649 Main Street, rod, hardly used, excel­ 1831 anytime. A/C $3250. Coll 649-9969. Fur coot, dresses, suits, those 'unused Items estimate 871-1468. lent condition, $70.00. job rotation and more... 643-2171. etc. Coll 649-5459. around your home with Phone 647-9028 otter 6pm. LADY BUSTER TA G SALE— Saturday ______I______a want odl Coll 643-2711 ADULT TRICYCLE- July 2nd, 10 to 4. 63 1972 VW Fostback- Regular salary reviews and Good condition. $65.00 or KENNELS — Canine promotions policy. to place your od. FOR ^ A L E — custom Boarding. Safe, clean. Branford Street. Collecti­ Dependoble. Sun roof, built rec room bar with SOLAR P A N EL use to best otter. Coll 646-7464. stereo. Needs work. Best ..Come by and see one ol the Real Estate trickle charge, 9 volt State License. 30 years bles, household items, THREE COLLEGE STU-.; inlaid cherry wood top. exceptionally clean clo­ otter 646-7690. Managers in our stores: DENTS will do lawn- battery, $15.00. Coll 643- T W O RAQUETBALL experlence.$4.50 per day, 2100 11 X 14 INCHES $65.00. Coll 423-5061. any size dog. 649-8496, thing, etc. work, pointing, odd lobs, 8820 otter 5pm. MEMBERSHIPS. $147 The Flower Girl, embroi­ ?r ■THcee Apartments for Rent 42 647-8309. Capture the beauty of Homes for Sale 3i etc. Price negotiable. 649-' DRAPERIES — Beige, valuu. $75 each. Court­ T A G SALE-Summer our Proud Flag in these dered in simple stitches OFFICE SPACE 6063, coll after 5pm ask. CARPETING BLUE house One, Vernon. 649- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa with a lacy crocheted M 0 i.TB e McDonald’s aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoa gold, rust.84lnchesby 160 baby clothes, antique timely panels. Easy to .1221 Tolland Tnpk. ssoeceeeaeseessaasasase AVAI LABLE-Neor hospi­ for Kevin. 11'x17'. Very good condi­ 4274. Keep trying. embroider; lovely for skirt, adds a luxury touch Inches. Austrian type val­ Musical Items 66 wood stove, oak stacking CHEVETTE 1979-44,000 to linens. A lovely gift for MANCHESTER — gor­ tal In Manchester. Ample ance, tie bocks. Four tion, $50.00. Coll 649-8607 miles. Excellent condi­ home or office. Manchastar, Ct. WINDSOR BY OWNER- anytime. Excellent for bookcase, double bear­ the bride. an equal opportunity amployar m/l geous five room first parking, coll 649-2891. NEED A VACATION matching sheer -panels, F L A T STONES for walls. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ing rocker, old soapstone tion coll 646-0447 otter No. 2188 — Pledge of 7'/] Room Split. One cor bedroom, rec ' room or Allegiance, transfer; color. No. 2531 has transfer floor apartment, com­ FROM HOUSEWORK?- $50.00. Call 643-6376. $25.00. Coll 649-6486. carvings, household 6pm. for 2 motifs: color chart; iN S iD t lb garage, IV2 baths. Extra pletely redecorated, Thourough houseclean- summer cottage. C LA R IN E T. FOR Sale, chart for 14"xl8' design. Insulation. Newer kit­ Items, LP albums, etc. No. 2100— Old G lo r y - crochet directions. large modern kitchen, aaaasaaossaaaaaaaaaeooo Ing offered, by expe-'- O N E ROCK Maple bed­ COMPLETE COMPU­ $99.00. Ask for Bobby, 1956 Chevy Bel Aire- M A t « -.T chen cablnqts, oil burner WORK BENCH — heavy Soturdav-July 2nd 8am to transfer; color chart for TO ORDER, Sind $2 00 h r aack lots of counters' and ca­ rienced college student.. room set with spring. TER OFFICE MANAGER 646-7719 otter 4pm. Restoroble, needs engine pattam, plus 50t h r poitiga aid FURR and roof. $66,000. Coll Roemmotes Wonted 48 duty five feet, new condi­ 2pm, Sunday July 3rd 11" X 14" design. CELEBRITY CIPHER binets. Dishwasher, Contact Sue days, 8 to 3, Asking price $25.00. Tele­ SYSTE M -A bargain at 8am to 2pm. 1014 East work. $375. Cdll649-6685. nindllnf. / Cetobftty Cipher cryptogranto ere oAaled from quotailone by fbmoue peooleL o m i 6834)663. 649-8678. tion, could be used for . $2,866. EaglellE2,two390 BANJO FIVE string with Two separate patterns. ANNI CABOT liK e tH A T / ■ndprattnt.CactiMtt,lnttwol|ilMr«andato,anottwr. Todey’id u K F e q u m v . stove, no pets. $475 plus ^aaaaaaaaaaSaaaaaaaaaaa phone 643-5540. Middle Turnpjke, Man­ security. 643-1878. commercial or home Kb Hopples, dot matrix cose, good condition. 1976 CAPRI 11-4 speed, TO ORDER, UMl S2.00 far tack HaKkutaRaiM work shop. $79.00. Coll chester. (Going East- attara, plua SQt tar poitaga aad 11U An. ar ameUcu FEMALE to SHARE five WHITE WOOD Frame printer. Spellbinder, Ul­ $80.00 firm. Coll 649-1921. V-6, $1500. Good running Nta Talk. N.T. loSlk 6464)557. bear right post Shady RandllBf. "MCAESJMXN RMFA CZEA M A N CH ESTER — one, room house and half choir, gold, block and tra supblles. Ultra, Glen). condition. 643-9687. «NNI CkkOT Print Nam. AMrm altk ZIP two and three'bedroom utilities. Nice location DON'T SWELTER THIS- gold sit cushions. $8.00. CBASIC, CP/M, coble, ORGAN-Yomoho Elec- OaKknUrlwW CODE aad Stita Naiakar. GOULDS JET Elector SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ P8CANMF8XI KAF8JAN MX/( VANN apartments. Heat and hot and large y a rd . Referen­ SUM M ERI Let us handle' 64^680L______discs, training, and man­ tone B-60. Equipped with 1970 NOVA— $700 or best tiM An. al Amrlcn water. $400., $425., $495. ces. Call! after 5pm, 646- 'h H P , deep well water ual. M C and VISA. Call automatic rhythm, NEED A LAMP, a clamp N t» Yark. N.T. 100M lections and a FREE M ANCHESTER-New list­ those cleaning chores, otter. Good running con­ Pattern Section in the " ______I pxrmTTTp77T[ir ^ ing, four room expanda­ Coll 649-4800. 5209. A P A R TM E N T SIZE four pump with manual and 40 647-1255, FIRST COM PU­ chords, boss variations, or lust a decent be- dition. 649-9754. filal Nam, Adarasi aim ZIP P8CA PRMX MXOZXA AYNA 8 the HOUSEWORK-647-' gal. water tank. $75.00. CODE aal stria Naaibir. a l b u m . Jnat $3.00. ble Cape. New thermal 3777. burner gas stove, $80.00. TER CORPORATION, 627 more. Excellent condi­ d...You'll find lust about Call 643-9256. everything at the Eastern SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- kOOMATOUtlACa windows, new kitchen, MANCHESTER------Coll 649-5053. Mo'In Street, tion. $1500. Call 742-7936. 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY- lections and a FREE a - il l - 00U t - 0ld as4 Naa. Nta LXZO.” — NR8EYAO CMJYMSXA. new bath, newer roof. Available imnnedlately. 3 D O Y O U hovea bICYClp Manchester. Conn Flea Market (at 4 door hardtop. Excellent Pattern -Section in the IS drata Niasii kaa ta auka tkaia. ) bedrooms with oppllan- no on# rktos? Why not LOOKING FOR a lowH FARBERWARE CON­ HOME COMPUTER tor SOHMER GRAND Mansfield Drive-ln Thea­ ALBUM. Jnat $3.00. •.IPI-HEIktOOM HANDIWONK-at PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ hi Hollywood, after all Is said and Immaculate: A!sk for Alec wav to communi­ running condition. trpaa at aaadlaaaik aUlla. ces. Heat and hot water oflBr It for sole with a VECTION OVEN M464. sale. Sinclair ZX-81. PIANO— Needs minor re­ tre, Jet 3) & 32) Over ISO lOOMATISAIIAai 7-3- done there la usually a sequel." — Bob Hope. Matthew, $594100. Lom­ cate your advertising TW O 20-Inch Fans like Power steering and 0 -t » -T 0 RIVE ar KEEP-4 0 aas- Included. Rental Office, wqnt od? Coll 643-2711 Used 3 times. Cost $170 Barely used, $75.00. Call pairs. Mahogany. $1500. outdoor dealers enter­ o.m-Dous-oia m i n io . naa CtMbFHfA.ItW TM u B Fal a TM Oft C19a3byNEA.Inc. 241 bardo Associates 649- message? Wont ads are Chip 643-9909 afternoons new $15 each. Call 643- brakes. $700 Firm. Ideal la arm IMaii kern la mka Man. dlaaark Nana h mta. 4003. 649-4800. 'to place your od. new, will sell tor $99. Coll Call between 5 and 9pm., tain you every Sunday 0.|ll-CkAFT*-aa pafai at qUak- your answer. and evenings. 9424. After Spm. first or second cor. 649- 0-IM - MIPtAU IkILTi. >4 649-1801. 649-4364. 9am-3pm (sellers 8om). 2364 anytime. alacai aad spplhaad aatipa. tamka Itaan. t » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 2, 1983 Does leasing a car make better sense?

As average car prices continue to mount into the On an open-end lease, you share the risks with the and avoid trouble at the end. five-figure levels, many of you are no longer either leasing company and, consequently, you may have • If you have a purchase option, understand fully,; willing or able to put down 20 percent toward the cost, even lower payments. When the leasing company sets the terms of sale. In almost every sale at the end of a • ■ of buying a new one. Instead, you are turning in Y o u r the value for the end of the term — which can be 48 lease, your payment on the total Will be more than I f . ever-increasing numbers to leasing as an alternative. months or even 60 months, depending on the kind of you had bought the car when it wak new. So calculate' Consumer leasing is a fast-growing segment of the M o n e y 's car — it doesn’t know what precise figure will be your expenses carefully now if you think you might leasing market, spurred by the deadly combination of correct. If, when the term expires, the used car sells want to buy later. high interest rates and expensive automobiles.'Last W o r t h for less than the price established by the company, (’’Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” ' year was the worst year for new car sales since 1961. Sylvia Porter you pay the difference, but your liability is limited to 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal The chief advantages of leasing: you don't have to tjie equivalent of three monthly payments. If the car money management, is now available through her tie up your cash in a down payment; your monthly sells for more than the established value, you share in column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to lease payments will be lower than payments on a car rofit. ’’Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s” in care loan; and you are given a new model car to drive. , .jsed-end leases are the wave of the future, of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. The hitch: at the end of the lea^ , you don’t own in November 1982 that may become final at any time industry experts predict. While they lower the risk to 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press anything. in the next few months. you, they also wipe out your chance to buy a "used Syndicate.) car” that, in fact, you alone have used since the first

AS A WOULD-BE LEASEE, you have two options THE IRS CONSIDERS open-end leases to be day. from which to choose: contracts of sale and says that;, in effect, the leasing 1) A closed-end lease, in which you know exactly company sells the car to you but reserves the THE FOLLOWING guidelines will help you decide how many payments you’ll make, as well as the depreciation and investment \red its for itself. whether you want to lease — assuming you have the monthly charge. But at the end of the lease, even if you Accordingly, the IRS regulation says that at the end of all-important good credit rating want to buy the car, you won’t have that choice. the lease, if you buy the car and if you use it for • You are a good candidate for leasing if you keep 2) An open-end lease, in which you have the right to business or trade purposes, you are entitled to the your cars three or four years and then trade in. buy the car when the lease ends, and you can often investment and depreciation credits. Estimate how much you drive. Investigate and choose to extend the lease beyond the expiration date. This regulation touches on the way car leases work. compare mileage allowances from different leasing When the lease does end, you have the right to sell the The rental fee is made up of two components: you pay companies. Most permit adjustments to this allo­ car to someone — even yourself. to the leasing company the value of the car you use wance, but not all. Will the costs make sense, SERVMG AMERICA Many leasing companies no longer offer open-end (depreciation); plus a lease fee that equates with the considering the amount you drive annually? FROM THE leases, however, and you’ll find it increasingly interest on a loan. In short, instead of amortizing the • Read your contract with extra care. If the BEGMNMGI difficult in coming months to find a company that will full amount of the car, you amortize the amount or contract met^tions “ wear and tear,” get a list of what do so. value of the car you use. that constitutes. Does it mean scratches on the paint? This trend has been brought on by the Internal Typical monthly lease payments should be lower How many per share inch? Rips in the upholstery?

Revenue Service, which issued a proposed regulation than payments on a car loan. Rips in the vinyl roof? Have it spelled out in advance

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Manchester — 646-1700 LYDALL, INC. Manchester, East Hartford, Burnside, One Colonial Road CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY South Windsor, Andover, Ashford “Quality Sarvica A t Its Basf’ Manchester a 646-1233 Route 83 “Wa can’t hida bahind our productl"

Talcottville • 643-0016 J. A. WHITE GLASS CO., INC. FLO'S CAKE DECORATING OVER 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE 191 Center Street 31 BIssell Street

Manchester • 648-0228 GENERAL GLASS Manchester • 649-7322

330 Green Road

Manchester • 646-4920 OPTICAL STYLE BAR

MINIT-MAN PRINTING “Eaalarn Connactlcut’a Loading

• “Low Coal Printing Whilo You Walt" Full Sanica Opilclanar MANCHESTER HONDA “Conn'B Larqmt Exelutlwaly Honda Daalar” 423 Center Street •763 ft 191 Main Street, Manchester 643-1191 or 643-1900 loin - Swvin • Parti H Manchester • 646-1777 24 64aim StrMt •Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield 456-1141

MondMitir — 646-351S

CAPitOL EiQUIPMENT CO., Inc. HERITAGE SAVINGS

"Wa Sarvica What Wa Sail" & LOAN ASSOCIATION

W. G. GLENNEY CO. 38 Main Street 1007 Main S t, Manchester “Quality— Tha Boat Economy Of All"' Manchester • 843-7958 649-4580 ^ 336 North Main Street

Manchester • 649-5253 PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, INC. W .J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY

“For AH Your Auto Parta Naada, Coma Saa Ua" "Service You Can Truat"

775 Parker Street 150 Norih Main Street

MANCHESTER DRUG Manchester • 649-3391 Manchester • 646-1232

“Praairlptlon Spoclallata"

THE MANCHESTER HERALD 717 Main Street “A Family Nawapapar SInca 1681” Manchester • 649-4541

PEARl'S TV & APPLIANCES Herald Square, Manchester

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