Beirut fighting heats up Mideast envoy resigns

. By David Zenian Front-line tension started with a dawn United Press International sniping duel that badly wounded a member of the small cease-fire observer force and at BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rival militia least one civilian in a Christiai) suburb, groups shelled Christian and Moslem police said. residential neighborhoods Friday in an In southern Lebanon, guards at the Anstir outbreak of fierce fighting that reportedly detention camp killed an inmate with killed at least three people and wounded 38. gunfire during an escape attempt, the The violence in Beirut coincided with the Israeli Military Command said from Tel resignation of President Reagan's special Aviv. Thursday's escape was the first reported i Middle East envoy Donald Rumsfeld in another sign oi the declining U.S. role in from the sprawling detention camp in the Lebanon. Nabutiyeh heights since a major prisoner Rumsfeld, who said he was returning to swap between Israel and the Palestine private business, told the president the Liberation Organization last Nov. 24. problems of the region are “exceedingly Karami said the Cabinet will finally difficult and terribly important." approve Saturday a much-delayed state­ Reagan, accepting the resignation, ex­ ment on a "new charteiv.. for post war pressed his appreciation to Rumsfeld for Lebanon which will ensure stability for tens his service in the “ most difficult of of years, if not forever. " assignments." The 10-man Cabinet groups Lebanon's White House spokesman Larry Speakes, m ajor militia and politieal leaders and is indicating a lull in U.S. diplomatic activity expected to meet in President -Amin in the Middle East, said "there are no plans Gemayel's mountain summer residence at to name a new negotiator. " Biklaya. 8 miles east ol Beirut. In Beirut, militia radios reported shells In statements to Beirut's state-run fulling for two hours starting 7 p.m. local television station, Karami said his 10-man DONALD RUMSFELD time Friday on all areas of west Beirut's Cabinet's policy platform "will be a new ... won't be replaced Shiite Moslem southern suburbs and many charter, a new national covenant for areas of Christian east Beirut. post-war Lebanon which will ensure Christian Phalange radio said there were stability for tens ol years, if not forever. " and ellorts to liberate south Lebanon Irom two dead and 31 wounded people during the Karami also met with Soviet Ambassador Israeli oeeuptition."".Government sources outburst of violence in east Beirut alone. Alexander Soldatov, who handed the Prime s;iid the emphasis ol the tiilks wtis " the Sunni Moslem Murabitoun radio named one Minister a letter I rom the Soviet leadership, appropriate w ays ol detiling w ith the Israeli dead and seven wounded in west Beirut that said the Kremlin "fully supports occuptition of south Lebtinon and wtiys of hospitals. Lebanon, its government of national unity ending this occupation." O’Neill calls tax talk ‘premature’

By Bruno V. Rannlello Board ol Education with a mandate the the care of the patients, " said O'Neill, United Press International panel report to him in the fall on how the adding "that is our concern too." state and communities can improve The U.S, Justice Department last week HARTFORD — Gov, William O'Neill said teachers' benefits. announced it was looking into allegations of Friday he felt teachers in general are O'Neill said it would be "premtiture " to abuse at the state's Southbury Training underpaid for the work they do and rejected discuss the possibility of an income tax Scool. as “ premature" the possibility of a state after the gubernatorial election in 1986 On other matters. O'Neill said he lelt income tax after the gubernatorial election saying "a lot depends on where the there w ere enough safeguards in a measure in 1986. economy stands " allowing the early release ol inmates O'Neill said during a Capitol news O'Neill has been a staunch opponent of a convicted of non-violent crimes to case conference he sympathized with recent state income tax since he became governor overcrowding and was "leaning toward " comments by state Education Commis­ on Dec. 31, 1980. lie remained steadfast in signing it. sioner Gerald Tirozzi that some teachers his opposiiton to the tax when elected to his ffe said he would be guided by a test ol were forced to apply for food stamps. lirst full lerm in November 1982 and has not constitutionality on whether to sign a But he said he would withhold any action made it known publicly whether he would measure barring judges from a bank's until be gets a report from a special task seek re-election in 1986. board of directors. force later this year on the issue. He said although he would look into He also said the south law n ol the Capitol "There is concern and it's a problem that allegations of abuse in the state's ciire of "looks terrible, " but the decision to tear it needs addressing," said O'Neill, saying his mentally retarded patients, he said he has up was not his but that of legislative personal opinion was that teachers are "fo r received "no proof" of wrongdoing by leaders. what they do, they are, overall, probably Mental Retardation Commi.ssioner Gareth The .south law n is being excavated lor two underpaid." D, Thorne. temponiry buildings lhal w ill house legisla­ He said he will form a task force within 10 "The dispute centers over two parent's tive otiices while the Capitol undergoes an days at the recommendation of the state groups who have the .same bottom line goal. $8 million interior restoration. Patty Rowe, 44, clowns with Woodbridge Street group home staff member Ellie Michalkiewicz. For the last three years, Patty has lived in the group home and worked at the Manchester Noncancerous polyp discovered Sheltered Workshop. Her day is profiled in today's Focus section. Doctors declare president is fit

signioidoseopy, a small itulyp w;is dl.seo- Dodd, Weicker cash in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Doctors Friday examination were 'entirely normal. " vered. w liieh proved to be benign " Speakes discovered and removed most of a small The tests performed at the hospital in polyp in President Reagan's colon, found it nearby Maryland included a chest X--ray, said "It was partially lenioved for a biops.v, to be noncancerous and declared he is in an intravenous polygram,, the proctosig­ on lecture circuit in 1983 which was eonducled." Speiikes stud, “ very exceptional physical condition." moidoscopy and an eye test. A delay in announcing results of the "The results of all tests were in the noting that doctors had not decided whether By Joseph Mlanowany trip to Cuba to discuss maritime issues. president's two-hour and 15-minute physi­ normal range, although, during the procto- to remove the rest of it United Press International In addition to his regular $65,231 cal exam at Bethesda Naval Hospital was Senate salary from 1983, Weicker caused by analysis of the 4-millimeter polyp iPiaaaB WASHINGTON — Facing their last reported being paid $72,700 on the that was found 40 centimeters from the iaaaaai chance to cash in big on speaking fees. lecture circuit, with expenses paid for surface of his anal canal, spokesman Larry severalofNewEngland'sU.S. senators many of the 49 speeches he gaVe. Speakes said'. r < ” r I hit the lecture circuit hard in 1983, in Dodd, meanwhile, reported receiv- The polyp was discovered during a some cases more than doubling their mg $84,550 in speaking fees, of which he proctosigmoidoscopy, an examination of congressional salaries, documents re- gave $1,000 to charity. Of that amount, the rectum and anal canal, Speakes said. leased Friday showed. $15,000 came in payments for speeches Part of it was removed and a biopsy was Leading the New England pack. he delivered in 1982. He also received conducted, he said, and the president was 9 according to the annual financial numerous expenses, not anesthetized. disclosures Blings, were Connecticut's Last year was the final time U.S. Reagan, who said he felt “ great" as he two members — millionaire Republi- senators could score big on the lecture entered the examination and told reporters can Lowell Weicker and Democrat circuit. Effective this year their pay he felt “fine” afterwards, boarded a Christopher Dodd. jumped to $72,200, but their outside helicopter immediately after the physical The forms also showed Weicker honoraria was limited to 30 percent of and went to Camp David, Md., for the received one of the more interesting their salary. weekend. gifts in 1983 — a box of cigars from Other New England senators who did Speakes said the polyp had escaped Cuban President Fidel Castro esti- well in speaking fees included Sen. detection during routine medical tests — mated to be worth $100. Weicker’s John Chafee, R-R.I., who reported including a stool analysis — done on the office said the cigars were given to the receiving $53,250, and Sen. Robert president in the White House during the senator in March 1983 when he made a Stafford, R-Vt., who reported $38,600, past two weeks. He said he did not know At least two of the region's senators whether Reagan was in any discomfort •••••••••••••••••••••••• — multi-ittillionaires Edward after the exam. , , • j Kennedy, D-Mass., and Claiborne Pell, "Polyps are a very common occur­ I n S lO G I O d S y 'D-R.I. — reported receiving honoraria rence,'-' said Speakes, who said Reagan was ^ which they turned over to charity. told "that a very small polyp the doctors at \ \ 20 Dooei, 2 sections ' Poll's totalled $10,500, while Kennedy's that time said appeared to be benign” was was $1,350. discovered. "It later proved to be benign,” Advice...... 12 Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., was Speakes said, and the president was Business...... 20 ,the only senator from the area who informed. - T - . ... •••••,...... 18-1* reported receiving no speaking fees. Speakes called the polyp "extremely E^ilainment ! ” !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1! 12 Despite their seemingly high speech small” and said it was partially removed. Lottery...... 2 Ices, even Weicker and Dodd didn’t A team of seven doctors, headed by Obituaries...... 10 come close to the leaders in the Senate. internist Capt. Walter Karney, performed UPI photo Opinion...... 4 Finance Committee Chairman Robert the exam, Reagan's first complete physical ...... Dole,. R-Kan., reported earning since October 1981. President Reagan and thefirst lady wave to reporters as they board a Television.iz-o »i8*.9i'?. of which he gave $82,250 to “ Dr. Karney said the president is in 'very Weather...... !.!!.!..2 charity. Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., exceptional physical condition,” ' Speakes helicopter in Bethesda, Md., after the president took his physical • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Please turn to page 10 said, "and the results of his physical exam. They were bound for Camp David. (- ■ I ’ f MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 19, 1984 - 3 i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 19, 1984 The junk had sentimental value so he started a museum Alumni turn students’ eyes to the future Manchester

Guinea boy like me," he said, “ so I It wasn't so many years later By Sarah E. Hall genuine man with an eye for a Benjamin Franklin Tefft, a long­ In Brief By Joonne Johnson The problem, the silver-haired would go down to south Providence that Mercurio became involved in Herald Reporter bargain and a flair for bringing a time practitioner in West Warwick United Press International Mercurio said, shaking his head, where everybody else was — one of Rhode Island’s largest flea was that the thought of parting smile with a sale during his years — complete with two bullet-holded markets — the Sunday extrava­ Road will be green skulls the good doctor had dis­ blacks, Irish, Jews, Italians, some It was a legacy to a dying school — a WICKFORD, R.l. - There's a with items that passed his way in the buying and seliing business. ganza at the Rocky Hill “ grand finale,” the princip.-il called it. He stili docs charity auctions lor played in his office. French. 1 fit right in.” An Old Fox Lawn Care Service truck spilled huge brass steering wheel from a “ became too much too bear." Mercurio learned what it was to Fairgrounds. The event. Alumni Carreer Day at organizations like the Rhode Is­ ' There’s the^iant smiling paper about 150 gallons of fertilizer near 1.52 Green Mississippi River tugboat. And a Mercurio, a man wi}h as many want and not be able to have while Highland Park School, culminated in Manor Road around 5 p.m. Friday, according to delicately woven straw baby car­ tales to tell as oddities to display, land Leukemia Society and an mache clown lace whose grin held The fete-like event wasn’t so grab bags for children visiting the growing up through the Depres­ the iast daytime assembly students town lire departmenl spokesmen. riage that belonged to William H. paused for a moment. He gesture occassional personal sale “so at popular from its beginning, would ever attend there. Outlet' Company in downtown sion. “ My parents would take me Deputy Fire Chief William D. Grilfin said the Vanderbilt. Rhode Island governor from the profusion of antique least I ’m making something.” though. “ For the longest time, we But the bubbly crowd in the audience But his greatest pleasure is Providence in the early 1940s. downtown and let me walk around spill didn't appear to pose any hazard, although from 1938 to 1941. And a highboy model cars and vintage era cos­ stood there with our shirts and Friday hardly seemed saddened by the ushering visitors through room In every corner, Mercurio said, the block — that was it — up by the lawn service company had notified the style china cabinet automobile tumes on the ground level to the jackets, just so, and paintings, car fact that their school is set to close for after room of “the craziest junk,” recalling the delight he once Billings. How I ’d look in the Department of Environmental Protection. magnate Henry Ford gave to his tangle of ship replicas, photo­ windows.” after car driving by without good in June. "The road will probably be pretty green lor a graphs and hats hanging from the as he calls it. Doing so is like taking experienced in drawing grab xags chauffeur. <■ Mercurio remembered asking stopping. The 200 or so students fidgeted. They while," another department spokesman high ceiling above. a step into the pages of history. from the quizzical grin, there is a There's all that and more than for a shiny red pedal scooter he gasped when a disc jockey on the stage predicted. ''They're all things Grandma There's the 1918 English Carden memory. can be listed — and Christie A. saw in a shop window one Christ­ “Then in came Himie Pamez —i mentioned Michael Jackson, and ex­ Firefighters said they were called to the scene threw away," Mercurio shrugged automobile with bicycle wheels Mercurio grew up in Providence Mercurio besides — in the 89-year- mas, “ not knowing how hard who hadn’t changed his underwear claimed again when a Pratt & Whitney after neighbors complained that smelly residue almost sheepishly. and a motorcycle motor Mercurio in a neighborhood of predomi­ old former theater building in this things were.” in 200 years — and who had all executive spoke about laser beams. remained on the road even alter Ihe lawn care quiet village on Narragansett Bay. Thus was born what must be the said is one of only two such left in nantly Italian, Scotch and Irish immigrant families. The Scotch He didn’t get it that holiday, but kinds of bicycles and pots and pans They applauded till their hands were company had washed down the me.ss. The fire Mercurio. 66, is a longtime only such Americana Museum in the world. red. There's the remarkably true-to- and Irish tended to themselves, he has it now. Mercurio glanced at the hanging like that from his truck” department then hosed down the road for a auctioneer who put down his gavel New England and certainly the Before them appeared seven High­ life miniature replica of a spra­ said, so he had few friends on the very same scooter, now in a top Mercurio said animatetjly. "Then half-hour. Griffin said. about 10 years ago after three only one in this hamlet of North land Park alumni, who refused to let wling country fair and the com­ block. floor room in the Odd Fellows' there we were. Business was decades of buying and selling from Kingstown. the school's impending closure cloud pletely recreated 1920s office of Dr. “They had no use for a little Wickford theater building. great.” local flea markets and estates. Mercurio won local reknown as a their talk about their careers. S A T visit finaliy arranged* The seven alumni, most of them The "final step" in the investigation lodiscover graduates of the school in the 1960s, why Scholastic Aptitude Test scores lor the Class fielded questions which students in all of 1983 at Manchester High School dropiied Weather six grades at Highland Park had sharply from the previous year is about to be Peopletalk prepared. Their answers were pep­ taken. MHS Principal Jacob Ludes said Friday. pered with practical advice about that On Monday, he, MHS Vice principal 11. Blaine Today’s forecasts Great Beyond — the working world. Miller, and townwide curriculum director Allan “What is the oldest thing you’ve ever What people are saying Connecticut, Massachusetts and B. Chesterton will travel to the Educational found?” Principal Gail Rowe, reading Testing Service in Princeton. N .J.. which “ I didn't like it when I was a teenager and I Rhode Island: Partly cloudy and the questions the students had pre­ mild Saturday, Saturday night and administers the tests. There they w ill meet with a don't like it now." pared, asked one alumni who is Alumni Career Day at High­ top E TS official to seek answers to questions — Annette Funicello, the former Mickey Mouse Sunday. Highs in the 70s. Lows 50 to studying to become a paleontologist. 55. land Park School started off they’ve long been raising about Manchester's Club Mousketeer who now pushes peanut butter, Well, Melissa Juhasz answered, one SAT scores. on dating again since her divorce. Maine: Partly sunny Saturday of the oldest was a 19th-century wiith a tour of the partici­ except mostly cloudy extreme The three will return to town Tue.sday night. railroad roundhouse she helped dig up pants' alma mater. Above, Ludes said he hopes the meeting will "tie up a lew “The more you read about the situation down east. Highs in the 60s to low 70s in Saybrook. A 1%2 graduate of except near 60 far east. Variable from left to right, school loose ends" to explain the drop in scores. there, the scarier it gets.” Highland Park, Ms. Juhasz currently Principal Gail Rowe stops in — Bonnie Raitt, singer and musician, on cloudiness Saturday night and •works with the University of Connecti­ Sunday with a chance of showers w Central America. Ms. Raitt joined with singer £ 8 cut’s Public Archeological Survey a hallway to chat with Kyle Board OKs tuition pian Jackson Browne in north. Lows Saturday night in the Team. Annuli, a construction com­ 40s. Highs Sunday in the 60s and The Board of Governors ol Higher F^duetdion a rally to oppose ; Artifacts from Indian rock shelters pany manager; Doreen U.S. military invol­ 70s. approved a plan this week which will tie tuition — like some in Bolton which may be rates to actual education costs — and lead to an vement there Amer­ New Hampshire: Partly sunny excavated this summer — were other Knoeckel, a disc jockey; ica. (Rolling Stone) Saturday. Highs in the mid 60s Melissa Juhasz, a medical increase of up to $60 in what students pay to attend favorite finds she mentioned. Manchester Community College and its sister north to the 70s south. Variable But despite her enthusiasm for technologist turned paleon­ “ I don't believe at cloudiness Saturday night and institutions. digging up bones, she said she didn’t tologist; and Robin Sher­ Currently, there is no set formula on which this time I have any Sunday with a chance of showers get into the field until dissatisfaction interest in doing north. Lows Saturday night in the man, a nurse. At right, Robin tuition rates are set. But Ihe plan the board with another job led her there. She passed sets future tuilion funds at 20 to 25 percent that because that 40s. Highs Sunday in the upper 60s worked as a trained medical technolo­ Sherman stops in a class­ might be embar­ north to 70s south. Cloudy with highs In 70s ol each individual college's expenditures two gist for two yea rs before deciding it was room to see what fifth- years belore. rassing to some of Vermont: Partly sunny and Saturday skies will become partly cloudy. High temperatures will be a dead-end job, she explained. warmer Saturday. Chance of a grader Elizabeth Thorsten- It is a more flexible version of a poliey proposed the players that in the 70s. Winds will be southwest 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night and Others told tales of failed careers shower toward evening. Highs 70 to son is up to. la.sl summer, which would have led to rigid have taken shots at Sunday skies will be partly cloudy with overnight lows around 50 and which had steered them in new the Yankees and me 75. Partly cloudy Saturday night annual increa.ses in tuition. The current policy daytime highs in the 70s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by directions. Disc jockey Doreen would allow trustees at unit schools .some and other players." and Sunday. Chance of a shower or Knoeckel, who also left Highland Park UPI photo two. Mild. Lows in the 40s. highs Karyn Rockefeller, 10, of 63 Oak St., a fourth-grade student at Nathan freedom in spending tuition revenues. Annette Funicello — George Stein- in 1962, said she went to work in a Herald photos by Tarquinio brenner. New York Sunday in the 70s. Hale School. The expected tuition increase ol $40 to $60 would medical office when she got out ol push up the $444 rate set for MCC students next Yankees owner, on the possibility of writing his Lucky break for them college. But, she told the current-day own book. ( “ ABC SportsBeat” ) fall. Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller clown around Extended outlook Highland Park students, the job was not for her. “ I don't feel particularly comfortable there after receiving the Canadian Club Break-a-Leg Extended outlook for New Eng­ \ Man’s sentence suspended award earlier this week. The award commemo­ “ In fact, I was fired because I put all under any circumstances." land Monday through Wednesday: the wrong patients' names in all the A 43-year-old Manchester man arrested last — Patti Davis, youngest daughter of President rated the show Sugar Babies’ five-year anniver­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and sary. It accompanied a contribution to the Actor’s wrong drawers," Ms. Knoeckel said summer lor allegedly exposing himself to two and Mrs. Reagan, on why she doesn’t want a Rhode Island: Cloudy with a cheerily. She went on to work for children was handed a suspended five-year White House wedding. Miss Davis recently Fund by Hiram Walker, distillers of Canadian chance of showers Monday. Clear­ maybe I can make them happier." Broad Slreet — are the trend ol Ihe The I rust rations of being a plant Club. “beautiful music” and “contemporary prison sentence and put on live years' probation announced her engagement to UCLA student ing Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. k l “ People are becoming aware that future in construction. manager include phone calls at 2:30 Christian music” stations in Texas, this week in Manchester Superior Court. Paul Grilley. (People) High temperatures from the mid learning her craft while on the job. emotional problems are just as impor­ And nurse Rubin Sherman .said a.m. — hut the rewards of the job According to the original police report, a young 60s to the mid 70s. Cooler along the 'T v e never sung on the radio, but I ’d tant as physical problems.” she said. demand for health-care employees outweigh them. John Dormer of Pratt girl told her babysitter that George Trudeau, ol east coast on Wednesday. Low like to sometime,” mused Carol makes travel easy. & Whitney told the .students. 265 Oakland St., pulled down his shorts in front of “ I ’m convinced From the stork file temperatures in the 40s and low Others pointed to positive trends in "A nur.se can gel a job anywhere." The audience’s verdict? "It was real Howard, a 1952 graduate of Highland their fields. the girl and her friend after inviting them into the there’s a happy me­ Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Rqger 50s. Park. Currently a social worker, she she said, adding that Ihe field isn't only neat." said sixth grader Scott Doll. "It garden behind his house. After being summoned dium somewhere, Staubach thinks athleticism runs in the family. Maine, New Hampshire: Chance a ^ writes songs and sings at church Third-grade teacher Carol Mikulski lor women. "If you want to go helps us decide what we want to be by a neighbor, police found Trudeau hiding in but they didn’t The former N F L great's 19- year-old daughter. of showers early Monday then fair rervices — and is on her way to — who admitted that she corrects some someplace exotic, go ahead." when we grow up. " added Julie Driggs, some bushes, police said. reach it. and I ha­ Jennifer Gates, gave birth to Staubach's first through Tuesday. Increasing becoming a minister. papers in front of her television set — Bui Ms. Juhasz. the medical leclmol- a fourth grader who’s aspiring to be a Trudeau pleaded guilty to one count ol risk of ven't reached it, grandchild this week in San Antonio, Texas. The cloudiness with a chance of show­ Ms. Howard told the youngsters said "kids are getting smarter.” ogisl turned paleontologist, warned surgeon. injury to a minor, court records show . In return, either." baby’s father. Trinity Universto student John ers Wednesday. Highs in the 60s before her that she counsels elderly, Constuction company manager Kyle that increasing government regulalion Like other Highland Park students, the state’s attorney agreed not to press one count — Wayne Newton, Gales, says 8-pound, 6-ounce 'd e ^ca has brown and 70s before cooling otf Wednes­ mentally retarded, and handicapped Annulli said rubber roofs — like the one spells fewer jobs and lower pay for they lelt school Friday looking ahead — each of public indeceny and breach of peace, entertainer, who hair and blue eyes. Gates f^o rts the new day. Lows in the upper 30s to mid people in a nursing home. Her her family's company just put up when those who seek the same position she not baek al the .school they 'll soon leave records show. said he was deeply grandpa predicted: “ 'She’ll probably be playing 40s. motivation: “ Sometimes if they're sad. it built the Super Stop and Shop on left behind. behind. affected by the soccer a year from now.” ’ Why not football? Vermont: A chance of rain deaths of E lvis Monday, clearing Tuesday, fair Satellite view Presley and How­ Wednesday. Seasonal tempera­ ard Hughes. (Pent­ tures. Highs in the 60s and low 70s, Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. E O T shows Calendars house) Birthday almanac lows 45 to 55. mostly low- and middle-level clouds east of a warm front covering “ If the choice is much of the Northeast. A band of clouds, rain and showers mine, he would be Wayne Newton May 20 — James Stewart (1908-), the actor accompanies a frontal system from the Great Lakes across the central guidance oflice, 7 p.m. tolerant, straight. whose distinguished film career began in 1935. He Dry spell hits Texas Wednesday Plains and southward along the Texas-New Mexico border. Manchester Democratic Town Committee. 7:30 p.m.. Lincoln Coventry Anglo-Saxon, right-handed. Republican and a has starred in many notable films, including Wednesday By United Press International Thunderstorms over southern Texas are associated with an Center hearing room. Sunday member of the Crest group with 98 percent fewer “The Philadelphia Story,” for which he won a Memorial Day Committee, Town Olfice Building, Scattered shm^en in Texas upper-level disturbance. Rain-producing clouds hug the Northwest Monday Eighth District Annual Meeting. 7; 30 p.m.. Waddell Waterfront Heights Association annual meeting, cavities.” 1940 Oscar as best actor. coast. Pension Board. 3 p.m., Lincoln Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. board room. Town Office Building. 2 p.m. — Frank Batey, a homosexual father, on his May 21 — Mr. T . (19S2-), the actor who. after Friday did little to ^ s e a 100-day School. dry spell and residents were urged Zoning Board of Appeals. 7 p.m., Lincoln Center Actor’s Colony, planning oflice. Town Office wishes for his 12-year-old son. Batey is fighting a playing a role in the last “ Rocky” film, has Thursday Bolton Building. 2 p.m. custody battle with the boy’s fundamentalist become one of the leading entertainment to conserve water and pray for hearing room. rain. Volunteers took advantage of .29-7 f O O Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. Monday Christian mother. personalities of the 1980s as the star of “ The Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln mild weather in Utah and Idaho to SEAfTLC^^ /— r/ ------Independence Day Committee, 7 p.m.. Lincoln Monday Cheese distribution, board room. Town Oflice A-Team ” television series. Center conference room. Center conference room. Annual Town Meeting, reconvention. Community Building. 2-3 p.m. “ Sometimes strangers will stare me up and May 22 — Richard Wagner (1813-1883), the fill sandbags in preparation for more flooding. Commission on the Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Hull. 8 p.m. Town Council, board room. Town Office Building. down. But what gets on my nerves is when I am German composer of operas, the themes of which Board ol Health. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. mistaken tor a man three times in one day." were often derived from medieval legends. His Floods und mudlides have been Citizens' Center. Eighth Utilities District, 7 p.m.. Firehouse at Main Andover Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Tuesday — Bev Francis, Women’s World Powerlifting work includes “Tannhauser,” “ Lohengrin,” blamed for four deaths in a week — including that of a Utah bulldozer and Hilliard streets. Library, 7:30 p.m. Women Infants and Children, borad room. Town Champion, who has 16>/i-inch biceps and 24-inch “ Parsifal" and “Tristan und Isolde." Monday operator whose body remains Office Building. 1-2 p.m. thighs on her 180-pound frame. She will co-star in • May 23 — Douglas Fairbanks (1883-1939), the Tuesday Regional District 8 Board of Education. RHAM Wednesday Wednesday the upcoming movie, “ Pumping Iron II: The buried under a mountain of mud silent screen star who was the first of the great Democratic subcommittee, 7 'p.m.. Municipal High School library, 7:.30 p.m, Joint Committee on Capital Improvements. Com­ Neighborhood Watch Meeting, board room. Town Women.” (Newsweek) and debris. swashbuckling movie heroes. He received a Building coffee room. RHAM Renovation Committee, RHAM High School munity Hall. 7:30 p.m. Office Building, 7:30 p.m. posthumous Academy Award for his contribution A tornado touched down at "It could be better with a stranger.” to motion pictures in 1939. Hobbs, N.M., but no injuries were — Dr. Ruth Westheimer, sex therapist, when May 24 — Bob Dylan (1941-), the singer and reported. Showers were scattered asked if sex was better when you were in love. songwriter whose “ Blowin' in the Wind” and from the central Plains to the r -W M - K M i (Forum ) "The Times, They Are-A-Changin”' were an­ upper Ohio Valley and the central F or the Record thems of the protest movements of the 1960s. Appalachians. BF May 25 — Beverly Sills (1929-), the retired A school bus and a carcollided on paratus w ith la rg e - capacity, The Eighth District 25 STORES!!! coloratura soprano and present general director a foggy road in Michigan’s Upper diameter hose and large O ’M a rra was m is- MIH I," .*.|swow Fire Department sum­ of the New York City Opera Co. She was one of the Peninsula, slightly injuring sev­ pumping capacity, quoted in Friday’s Man- moned fire trucks from most popular opera performers of her era. eral children and the driver of the O’Marra said. The out-of- Chester Herald story 25,000 MOVIES Now you know [ ;;> . ] SH0WtW8^ now Bolton, Vernon and South May 26 — John Wayne (1907-1979), the actor car. town trucks were not about the fire. The Herald Windsor to Thursday Membership Good If a presidential nominee — except for Cabinet who was one of the most popular stars in film Temperatures in the 60s and 70s needed for their tank regrets the error. night’s Pillowtex Corp. posts — is not approved by majority party history. His films include “Stagecoach,” "Red slowed the melting of record At All Affiliates warehouse fire because senators from his home state, it is a courtesy of River,” “The Quiet Man” and "True G rit,” for snowpdek in the West, easing the JOIN the firefighting effort re­ All The the entire U.S. Senate to reject the nominee. which he won a 1969 Oscar as best'actor. flood danger, but officials calling National forecast THE for volunteers warned compla­ quired apparatus which Best cency during the lull could lead to For period ending 7 a.m. EST Saturday. Thundershowers are could move large quanti­ [Spring Clean-Up Heavy Weight] 1000’s disaster when temperatures hit 80 expected in the Southern Plains Region and the Pacific Northwest. ties of water quickly, said For by Sunday. Elsewhere, generally fair weather Is forecast with skies ranging from Thomas R. O’Marra, of people “We have 35,000 to 40,000 bags, Eighth District You 9 clear to partly cloudy. 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UPI photo MEMORIALS Reed Larson, president of the group that conference. Mondale has publicly asked the commit­ 646-7098 opposes compulsory union membership, He said he expdets the FEC to do what it tees to disband following charges by his Democratic presidential candidate Walter F. Mondale pauses released copies of the complaints he was can "to blunt these charges" because the opponent. Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado, that Friday before answering a question at the University of “S erving Xlnnchesler F o r O ver HO Y ear.s" preparing to file against the Mondale independent agency sympathizes with they were improperly allowing the former Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, N.J. Both he and Sen. Gary campaign, the AFL-CIO and 13 unions. labor organizations. vice president's campaign to exceed J. B. ELECTRONICS He said the charges are based on The AFL-CIO rejected the allegations as federal and smte spending limits in the Hart, D-Colo., stumped New Jersey while the Rev. 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(UPI) - oil-rich nations of the region. mother, Rose Kennedy. David Bludworth said. "W e're working not appear at a scheduled June 8 RoglslDWt PhsrmDciMt MsnchBster. Ct. 06040 Lawyers for two bellhops charged with Officials confirmed the 93-year-old to determine the source." arraignment in nearby West Pa4m (2031649 0312 >4 M/lf supplying the cocaine that contributed matriarch of the Kennedy family had a Investigators also visited Grenwich, Beach. Marchant posted $35,000 bond FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT, PERSONAL to David Kennedy's death last month Call anythna balwaan S am, and 10 pm., 7 daya a waah FROM Officials try limiting boycott prescription for Demerol, but would Conn., Thursday to interview Leslie Wednesday and was released. DON WILLIS GARADE COVRTEOIIS SERVICE MCDONALD'S say their clients are being victimized not say if her grandson did. Griffin, 24, who reportedly dated " I will be filing a written not guilty LAUSANNE, Switzerland — International by the public's obsession with the Kennedy was found dead April 25 in a Kennedy in Florida four days before his plea on his behalf," said Salnick, Olympic Committee officials met with Soviet and EVERYTHING IN GLASS Kennedy family. hotel suit two miles from the fam ily's death. adding his client is being held in "an U.S. representatives Friday in a bid to contain the "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT "H e's as much a victim as David Oceanside winter home. Attorneys for Marchant and Dorr undisclosed location." Soviet-led boycott of the Los Angeles games and Kennedy was a victim ," said Boston "The body contained Demerol, but I said their clients would plead innocent Dorr, who is ()cing held on a $50,000 Keep Your Eyes to a.s.sure the future of the Olympics. attorney Joseph Baliiro, who is repres­ can't say based on what I know, to the cocaine charges. bond in Barnstable, Mass., plans to The emergency meeting between U.S. and J.A WHITE GLASS CO. enting bellhop David Dorr. "He's a whether it was the same Demerol that Attorney Michael Salnick. who will fight extradition to Florida at a hearing Soviet Olympic representatives was called last victim of ail the attention that is a paid was in the house," State Attorney represent Marchant, said his client will set for May 24, his attorney said. week by the IOC after Moscow announced it to the Kennedy family ... by the 6 4 a -7 3 a a On This Space would not attend the Summer Games in Los media." Angeles. Dorr, 30, and Peter Marchant, 24, are m 't K .10 yt:4Hs t:\pt:Hn:y> r Participants quickly turned their attention to accused of providing Kennedy with the Accused dealer waives extradition 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER stopping the swelling boycott and avoiding such aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSTORE FRONTS Next Week... cocaine that was part of the combina­ He had been held on $50,000 cash bail problems in the future as it became increasingly BARNSTABLE, Mass. (U P I) — One Francis Mondano, said he had with­ aSAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC tion of Demerol and the sedative while fighting extradition to Florida, cLcjir Moscow would not reverse its decision. of two men accused of supplying drawn an appeal of Dorr's high bail to Mellaril authorities say killed the whei-e Kennedy was found dead April "There is no way they are going to change their cocaine to David Kennedy just before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial 28-year-old son of the late Sen. Robert he died was bailed Friday from 25 on the floor of his hotel suite. The son minds, " Don Miller, secretary general of the U.S. F. Kennedy. Court and said his client would Barnstable County Jail in exchange for of the late Sen. Robert Kennedy was in CurHs voluntarily turn himself over to Florida Olympic Committee, said after the morning Investigators were trying Friday to session. his agreement to waive extradition to Fiorida visiting his ailing grandmother. authorities. learn the source of the Demerol and Florida. Ziebart Dorr and Peter Marchant, 24, are Judge Dennis Collari lowered the bail "They are most definitely trying to spread the said they have not ruled out a New York llllilililMathes Rustproofing Comoany David Dorr, 30, of West Yarmouth, accused of selling cocaine and conspir­ to $20,000 but said it would be revoked if boycott to Third World countries." Miller said. Times report that it caipe from the was released on $20,000 surety bail ing to sell cocaine. he did not turn himself in to Florida HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place IOC oflicials .said they were trying to persuade winter estate oftJiennedy's grand­ the Soviets not to pressure other countries to join provided by his parents. In court Friday, Dorr's attorney. within 10 days. Video • Television • Stereo Z-C U ZE Clark Road MUD the boycott. Angola. Mozambique, Romania, HTinoi Vernon. CT - FLAPS Nicaragua and Cuba were cited as possible WEEKEND SPECIAL PROnCTION ,JU„ R, 89 Vernon exit) SUN ROOFS followers. Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 Poland announced Thursday it would not send Riots mark memorial of Korea uprising 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS its athletes to Los Angeles, bringing the total MANCHESTER______649-3406 ______872-3361 number of countries boycotting to 10. SEOUL, South Korea (U PI) — Police extended martial law and arrested ‘Specializing in PTinvs Chemical castration nixed firing tear gas clashed Friday with opposition leaders to consolidate his MERCURY thousands of students at marches and grip on power. OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Court of ■ DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The 654 C E N TE R S T. M A N C H E S TE R , C T. memorial s e rv ic e on the fourth More than 180 people were killed Appeals Friday spared a wealthy pharmaceuti­ anniversary of an anti-government Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been Pine Shopping Plaza \ cal heir from "chemical castration" and ordered when troops crushed the uprising. Ptiona 646-2756 uprising that left more than 180 people him resentenced for molesting his 14-year-old At the University of Foreign Studies, NO SERVICE CHARGE in operation at 18 Main St. DON W ILLIS has always DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE stepdaughter. dead. ' another 1,500 students held a memorial One of Mancheoter'i Largetl Selectlont Of Figure! Ceremict In Upjohn Co, heir Roger Gauntlett pleaded no specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto­ Stock. Our Volume Saves You Money. lOO'o Of Specleli. Denouncing the government of Presi­ service for the Kwangju victims and Rasanstlons tar • Hotsis • Alrllnos • Stssmshlps Meefer Charge and V/te Accepted contest to one count of first-degree criminal dent Chun Doo Hwan as "undemocratic tried to march off campus. Riot police mobiles. DON W ILLIS INC. take great pride in their Te/e*ChecA. . . sexual conduct and was ordered to take the •27 Malii Street Manchester and dictatorial," the students marched fired tear gas to block the students who work and guarantee all their work 10d%, a guarantee PirtMid Chicki CithiG up (• lis a u Upjohn-manufactured drug Depo-Provera, used hurled rocks in return. as a birth control agent in some countries and said through the streets of Seoul, Pusan and that is not mere words it‘s ACTION. DON WILLIS has to reduce the mule sex drive. Kwang-ju on the second day of violent At Yonsei University, about 500 Hundreds of protests marking the 1980 uprising in students held a campus rally vowing to been in business for 54 years because he does quality He was also given five years probation by Designs & Styles MINIT-MAN PRINTING Kalamazoo County Circuit Judge Robert Borsos, Kwang-ju. struggle "to console the Kwangju work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. 423 CeNTea aT..MANCHE8TER 844-1777 with the first year to be .served in jail. Gauntlett Demonstrators hurled rocks at police victims who were killed while fighting has been in jail since January. comETi MnMC I coniK simcE who responded with tear gas at the for democracy.” DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE The ap|)i'als court ruled probation inapprop­ campus protests in Seoul, witnesses PERSONRL T€€ LOW COST PRINTIN6 riate in a molesting case and ordered Gauntlett The demonstrators clashed with riot PeraonaMied Fun A Sportwaer STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto- WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO HEADY) resentenced by a judge from outside Kalamazoo said. police who blocked the gate of the ‘‘DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" Qreet Oltt6 For Any OceetlM motive repair needs. County. The judge will be named by a court There were no immediate reports of school and fired tear gas to disperse the ICaaMHIMBNI I neat administrator. casualties or arrests following the protesters. 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Merry-Go-Round ® - Children's Theatre Arnold (Gary Coleman) space-age marshall tries to keep CD - Fanta the peace in a lawless mining Hartford Symphony have watched conductor Arthur and structure to the school after a period marked by - Wouldn't it be great if as we grew older we could ® - News/Sports/Weather gets a letter ordering him to 0 - Sports Update /Oamee of register for the draft and it camp on one of Jupiter's moons '8 4 Winograd with his restrained gestures and demand­ Manchester retain that fascination for learning that keeps kids ® - Johnny Quest Sean Connery, Peter Boyle. eonfusion. causes him to have a night­ 1:30 A.M. ing musicianship. Almost everyone seems to agree that things are mesmerized in front-of the screen during Semame ® - Ring Around the World Frances Sternhagen 1981 During his tenure as music director and conductor. mare on "Diffrent Strokes," CD - MOVIE: 'Night of the better now. A nearly universal opinion holds that the Spotlight Street? 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(R) (60 min ) (Closed Cap­ Robert Gwrett. 1972. CD - Get Smart But change is coming. At the end of the 1984-85 while retaining enough structure to keep any student escape, in desperation, I flip the cable TV dial until it tioned] (35 - Independent Network (D - Newark & Reality season, Winograd will pass the baton to a new music trom going too far astray. lights on one of those National Geographic type (S) - Nm vs UpdMe eligibility (55 - Pink Panther Show - Numero Uno director who will lead the symphony into its fifth But the success Ludes has had may end up causing pictures that tells me I'm lookng at an educational 8 - Paopla Are Funny (35 channel. (35 “ ESPN’s Horse Racing Comedian Flip Wilson hosts hu­ 0 - Election Watch decade. him a problem. If some constraints have improved remains young despite the passage of years is one who W eekly morous man-on-the-street inter­ Next year’s season will give symphony audiences a If I don’t flip again fast, I'm hooked in spite of myself. 0 - That's the Spirit matters, some people’s reasoning goes, more (35 - Fraggle Rock views first-hand look at the selection process. realizes that a short time can have brought vast confusing 0 - MOVIE: 'Angel's ANey' A constraints will make matters perfect. changes. ^ 5 ' Popeye and Friends 0 - American Playhouse racketeer is double-crossed by a A selection committee formed of three symphony 'Oppenheimer.' First of 3 parts. The debate over a total smoking ban on high school Thus when Bunny Cobb said at the last meeting of the @ ) - Sports Review gang of boys. The Bowery Boys. directors and two musicians has lined up a series ol WASHINGTON - The Soviet Oppenheimer. after rejecting affi­ 1948 grounds may be an example of the problem. Board of Education that, with some exceptions, The origin of trash (S i - Sport Billy liation with the Communist Party, guest conductors for six ol the eight classical concerts bloc's boycott of the Los Angeles finds his relationship with Jean 0 - ABC Now s next season. The new conductor and musical director It would be better for students if they do not smoke; ( 3 - Baseball Bunch the hidden valley of Shangn-La. Manchester is teaching kindergarten as though this SSI - Pelicula: 'Una Vluda .in 6:00P.M. Tatlock coming to an end. (R) (60 will be selected from this group, or from the group ol therefore it would be better if they were prohibited from Olympics has made all the head­ (S8) - It's Your Business S o ttan' Ronald Coleman, Jane W yatt, Ed- 1:45 A.M. were 1975 instead of 1984, it was necessary to remind The idea of charging tonnage fees for use of the CD CD ® * News min.) (Closed Captioned] lines lately, but there's a funda­ ® - Momingtown Everett Horton 1937. - ABC N ew s recent guest conductors. smoking anywhere on school grounds, says the @ - New Tech Tlmaa - Blue Knight @ - M O VIE: ‘RwJ Dumt' The CD oneself that she is a retired teacher whose roots in the Manchester landfill has run into opposition from .some Magic of Oil Painting CD rationale. mental flaw in the Games that will 8:00 A.M. 11:15 A.M. ® * Wide World Of Sports overseer of an Indo-Chinese plan­ 2:00 A.M. kindergarten classroom go back a long way. citizens and appears to be losing support among __ Futbol lfrtenuK:ional: CD tation creates havoc when he faUs HARTFORD SYMPHONY General Manager Mane Admirers of Ludes and his administration find have to be addressed soon if the ~ Charlie Brown & Pt. 2 CD - Movie ConTd That long perspective, as a matter of fact, is what members of the town Board of Directors. CD CD ® - Sports Manchester vs. Barcelona in love with the wife of a young O’Connor said she hopes the symphony will enter a Snoopy , “ Racing From Belmont 0 - Road to Loe Angeles themselves in the position of having to defend his gives Mrs. Cobb's relatively short-term observation a At a public hearing on the proposal, several speakers tradition of amateur competition is 11:30 A.M. 0 - MOVIE; 'The Naked Spur' CD engineer. Clark Gable. Jean Har­ "more visible era.” CD “ Wonderama - Star Trek low, Gene Raymond. 1932 argument against the ban. which is that it would cause good deal of credibility. who have an interest in using the landfill said the fee to be maintained. (3 ) - Great Space Coaster A bounty hunter becomes in­ (55 (35 - SportsCenter “ We hope the music director will take a major role CD ® - Monchhichis/Uttle volved with a dishonorably dis­ 3 5 - MOVIE: 'Local Hero' An many practical problems in administration by ® - Ploy Your Boat Tennis 9:15P.M. 0 0 - Prog corn'd in enabling that to happen." she said. Mrs. Cobb observed that the growth of nursery system would not solve any problems. Rascals/Richie Rich charged ex-Army officer and an aspiring junior, executive is sent to In a past column, I reported that 'Preparation for Match Play.' @ ) - Your Motrey 0 - Dr. Gene Scott Coleman Casey, vice-president of the Hartford removing the only easy control on smoking held by the schools and several other trends have meant that many They said that what the town needs to do is keep out- CD ~ Christopher Close-Up elderly prospector while hunting Scotland to persuade a seacoast many Olympic ''amateurs” make (3® - Do It For Yourself an outlaw. James Stewart, Janet 0 - At The Movies Symphony board of directors and chairman of the school. Students can smoke only at specific times in a children enter kindergarden far better prepared than of-towners from dumping there. That would prolong the (35 - Tom & Jerry and Friends village to sell its land to a giant 9:30 P.M. hundreds of thousands of dollars IS ) - Sports Update /Garnet of Leigh, Robert Ryan. 1953 petrochemical company Peter 2 ) - Sports Update selection committee, said, "The first and primary specific place, open and observable, under the current G5 “ SportsCenter IS ) - This Week in Japan they formerly were to start academic learning. She is life of the landfill, they claimed. from their athletic prowess, but '8 4 (B ) > Evening at Pops Riegen. Bun Lancaster 1983 goal is to build on the artistic accomplishments of Mr. rules. (35 - Chevy Chase Meets Kids Rated PG 8 - Mama's Family When El- 2:15 A.M. worried that many students will be turned off to That argument seems to miss a point. The place of ® ® - Amazing Spiderman/ len s husband leaves her, she The smoking ban — or lack of it — is really not so are still allowed to compete in the The comedian talks with seven 2:15P.M. 0 ' Dr. Gene Scott CD - M O V IE: 'SybM' Pert 1 Dr Winograd." ■> education at an early age by the boredom of having to origin of the people dumping is not the problem. The Incredible Hulk dates a younger man. (R) Games. Yet others are strictly teen-agers. ** 0 - Health Week Cornelia Wilbur treats Sybil, a In addition to repetoire and techniiiue. the important as the broader question. 0 - Bits and Bytea ( 0 - Fame woman who has developed six­ learn what they already know. problem is Uie place of origin of the trash. Trash is what (35 ■ Pumpkin Creek 10:00P.M. committee will be looking at the conductor's "ability Will Ludes be allowed to continue to promote the forbidden from reciiving any - Play Bridge 2:30 P.M. 2) - News/Sports/Weather teen personalities as the result of The most interesting thing about her remarks was the fills the landfill and shortens its life. (S) " Spiderman to excite and attract audiences." Casey said, a quality balance of control and freedom essential to good payment other than reimburse­ CD ® “ Pro Bowler's Tour 0 - MOVIE: 'Young C D - N ew s cruel treatment as a child. Joanne credit she gave television for the successful pre- How the town can distinguish between junk that ® ) - News/Sports/Weather 12:00 P.M. CE ® - Fantasy Island A Woodward. Sally Field, Martine he admits is "undefineable." education'.’ Or w ill he be pressured from time to time to ment for the barest expenses. It all 35 - Chevy Chase Meets Kids Frankenstein* A young scientist kindergarten teaching of youngsters. comes from elsewhere and junk that comes from S (35 ' Flintstone Funnies CDl- MOVIE: Beau Bnimmel' The comedian talks with seven returns to Dr Frankenstein's cas­ young woman agrees to be a sur­ Bartlett. 1976. Ms. O'Connor said, "Mr. Winograd is what one impose prohibitions on the ground that each new depends on the particular sport, BoauBrummel leaves his mark on rogate mother and a man who The press is full of stories about the terrible effect TV Manchester is a mystery, especially when it is brought S - MOVIE: 'The Fighting teen-agers. tle where he is introduced to the 2:30 A.M. might term a scholar-musician ... Perhaps as we turn the morals and fashion of joys of monster making Gene wants to marry his estranged prohibition solves an old problem? since each one has its own Sullivans' Five brothers, not > Crossfire the page we're looking for someone who can cross the has on education later on in life as it takes time from to the landfill by someone who has the right to use it. eighteenth-century England. Ste­ 2) Wilder, Many Feldman, Cions girlfriend is the judge of a beauty ( 8 - Crossfira wanting to be separated, remain line ... who can become perhaps a little bit more study and sapping motiviation to learn. But educational Normally the trash does not carry a label. Even when eligibility rules. wart Granger, Elizabeth Taylor, 35 - Cookin' Cheap Leachman. 1974. contest between two other girls 3:00 A.M. on a sinking ship. Anne Baxter, Peter Ustinov. 1954. (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] community-minded." A plus from television TV shows for young children — such as Sesame Street, its does have an identification marking, like an old Thomas Mitchell, Edward Ryan. 3:00 P.M. 0 - Frontline 'Return of the QD - TwUiglit Zona Old-timers will remember when C D “ Fame Great White Fleet ' Tonight's pro­ CD - Major League Beseball: After the symphony advertised the opening last tall, 1944 CD - MOVIE: 'Beau Brummel' 8 - PKA Full Contact Karata Mr. Rogers, and the Electric Company — came in for letterhead or a bill, it is not easy to find in a pile. And gram explores the headed debate New York at San Diego Jim Thorpe was stripped of his - Sesame Street (Closed CD - BitkittB Beau Brummel leaves his mark on the selection committee received more than 1.90 prai.se from Mrs. Cobb. inside the Navy establishment 8 - Not Necaaurily Tha The older you get, the more likely you are to evaluate when it is found it is not easy to trace to the person who Olympic medals when it was Captioned] (D - ABC Weekend Special the morals and fashion of 35 “ Independent Network applications, Casey said. over the future of the new Navy N ew s They are one of the things that teach children what an 'The Thousands Dollar Bill.' A eighteenth-century England. Ste­ N ew s changes only in broad swathes of time. A person who brought it to the landfill. discovered that he had once played (S ) - Chapulin Colorado fleet (60 rfiin.) (Closed Cap­ The six guest conductors scheduled to appear next man's life changes when he wart Granger, Elizabeth Taylor. 0 - Not Necessarily The 8 - Night Flight season include Michael Lankester. an Englishman semi-pro baseball — a sport that- (S i - From the Editor's Desk Peter Ustinov. 1954 tioned) comes into a huge sum of money. N ew s - Naws/Sporta/Waathar and associate conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony had nothing to do with the events he 8:15A.M. (R) (Closed Captioned) CD - MOVIE: The Night the 3S) - 'Charytln' Programa musi­ 0 - Guidelines/ F m ily Living Guest editorial City Screamed' This drama ex­ cal presentando la bella Charytin. 3:30 A.M. under Andre Previn, Jahya Ling, associate conductor (35 ” Instructional CD ~ Greatest American Hero 0 - News/Sports/Weather won in the 1912 Games at Stock­ plores the hidden emotions of a ( 0 - Black Perspective 8 - One Step Bayond of the San Francisco Symphony, and Hugh Wollf. 35 ~ Lifestyles of the Rich and holm. Such purity has long since 8:30A.M. group of people caught in a major ( 0 - George Bums Celebrates 8 - MOVIE: 'Local Haro' An Fantous ( 0 - White Shadow 80 Years in Show Business associate musical director of the National Symphony- ceased to govern Olympic CD CD ~ Saturday Supercade New York City black-out Ray­ aspiring junior executive is sent to in Washington, D.C. 35 - NFL's Greatest MomenU mond Burr, Robert Culp. Greg (B ) * Presentel Ann-Margret, Milton Berte and Scotland to persuade a seacoast Social Security eligibility. r p - America's Top Ten NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ Stanford Brown. 6:30P.M. Bob Hope head a group of guests village to sell its land to a giant as they help George celebrate his CD - Meet the Mayors sents the 1981 AFC Playoff (San 3 5 - MOVIE: Brides Of petrochemical company. Peter THERE IS ALSO Andrew Massey, associate Diego vs. Miami) and the 1981 CD CD - CBS News eight decades in show business. Drecula' Blood-lusting Oracula Riegert. Burt LarKaster. 1983. director at the New Orleans Philharmonic, Otto- -SOME OF THE MORE outrage­ (55 - Herald of Truth .NFC Championship (Dallas vs. (R) (60 min ) seeks his prey in a girls' private CD ® - News Rated fka. (35 - Inside the USFL San Francisco). (60 min.) Werner Mueller, music professor at Yale University ous exceptions to the Olympic ideal school, turning an innocent CD - In Search of... 0 - MOVIE: Fast Company' A 0 - Newsmakers Saturday dttack unfortunate 35 - MOVIE; Local Hero' An “ New Serendipity Singers race car driver fights to win. W il­ and director of the Yale Philharmonia and Bernard 35 beauty into a thing of unspeaka­ of amateurism are described in an aspiring junior executive is sent to (35 - To Be Announced liam Smith. John Saxon. Claudia Rubinstein, associate director of the Cincinnati (35 - Dt- Gene Scott ble horror Peter Cushing. Freda 3:45 A.M. unreleased report to the Interna­ Scotlanid to persuade a seacoast Jackson, Martita Hunt. 1960. (2) ■ Pinnacle Jennings 1979 Rated R. - MOVIE: 'Sybil' Pt.2 s - M O VIE: 'Bechelor in CE Symphony. tional Olympic Committee from village to sell its land to a giant 0 - NBC News 0 - W om an W ho Kept/Secret Although the White House given individual might not petrochemical company. Peter Paradise' There’s daffy doings in 3 5 * Horseshowjumping: U.S. 4:00 A.M. Casey said the committee visited all these men "on the suburbs as bachelor Hope ex­ Open Jumping Championship ( 0 - Newsmakers ** El M undo del Box moved quickly to. try to justify the total funds re­ William Simon, president of the Riegen, Burt Lancaster. 1983. 35 fiT) - Ufa of Rilay their home turf,” to see them in rehearsal and in Rated PG. plores life in a modern housing from C h a rlie , NC (B ) - Masterpiece Theatre concert and to talk to the musicians and management disavow his statement. ceived. Furthermore, as part U.S. committee. For example: development. Bob Hope, Lana 10:30P.M. 8 - Week In Review 35 * Scholastic Sports Acad. (35 * Philip Martowe-Private 'Nancy Astor.' World War I ends Turner, Janis Paige. 1961 Detefriive Marlowe guards a and Waldorf campaigns for re- CD - Black News f at their current positions. Treasury Secretary Donald of the restructuring last year, • "The international cycling ® - Superman/Aquaman/ " “ 4:30 A.M. *- News/Sports/Weather gangster marked death. election. (60 min ) (Closed Cap­ (35 - Wall Street Journal Casey said it might be too much to hope that one of Batman (2) 8 - Abbott and CoateHo Regan has reaffirmed the benefits have become par­ federation has a schedule of prize - MOVIE; 'It Happened in tioned) - Toast to Lenny Bruce Bill these men — and the one the committee ultimately S - MOVIE: 'Brainstorm' A 35 0 8 - Aunralian Rules Football: Reagan administration s tially taxable for persons money which may be posted for all (&) - Big Story scientist creates a machine ena­ Athens' Handmaiden of Thalia 7:00 P.M. Cosby. Don Rickies and George chooses — will turn out to be a young Leonard (S) - Shirt Tales visits Athens and upsets the Carlin pay tribute to this controv­ M atc h « 6 long-standing hostility to the with higher incomes. races sanctioned by the national bling one human being to experi­ CD " Agronsky and Company Bernstein, but "maybe lightning will strike." (25 ~ Burbujas Programs infantil ence every sensation experi­ Olympic games by offering her­ ersial comedian At any rate, the committee would like the new federations.” So the "amateur” enced by another. Louise self in marriage as prize to the CD “ Too Close for Comfort Social Security system. In an Nevertheless, Social Secur­ producido en Mexico. 3 5 “ Countdown to '84 June 3 debate musical director "to reach out to the community and cyclists can rake in cash prizes as Fletcher, Christopher Walken, winner. Jayne Mansfield, Trax CD * Fame election year, it is good to ity was launched and has (S - That Teen Show Natalie Wood. -1983. Rated PG. Colton. Maria Xenia. 1962. 4 (2 5 “ Best of Gleason NEW YORK (UPI) — other communities in a way that will attract attention long as they're officially approved. CD & - Muppet Show 9:00 A.M. 2) - News Update 11:00 P.M. to himself and the orchestra. " have such issues clearly largely remained blind to O ) - Square Foot Gardening - News NBC News will present a CD MOVIE; 'The Dogs of War' This has not been Arthur Winograd s style. (D * Star Search O) - MOVIE: 'C.C. and (25 - MOVIE: 'The Fabulous CD- prime-time debate be­ before the public. income — sometimes per­ • "Gymnastics long has had a (35 ■ Dance Fever A deadly mercenary, who is tor­ CD ® ■ New Scooby/Scrappy Company’ A member of a motor­ Dorseys' This biography of the tween Democratic presi­ “ Winograd is an extremely private man," Casey regulation permitting monetary Dorsey brothers, their rivalries on tured and deponed by the African Regan, in a television inter­ haps too blind, as in the case Doo cycle gang rescues a fashion edi­ (35 ~ SportsCenter said, "He's a person of towering integrity. He feels his government, returns to over­ dential contenders Jesse prizes...” tor when her limousine breaks the Big Band stage and their re­ 0 - Cover Story view, suggested that benefits of Medicare bei^e f i ts, . - Nine on New Jersey conciliation features Paul White- throw the decayed regime. Chris­ musical life is personal and to be conducted with the down, and then has to rescue her Jackson, Walter Mondale 0 - Solid Gold topher Walken, Tom Berenger, may have to be cut or aw arded solely upon the basis (35 - Hee Haw from his own gang. Joe Namath, man. Helen O'Connell, Art Tatum. and Gary Hart June 3, two orchestra." • The international track and Ziggy Elman and other swing 0 - News Update Colin Blakely 198 1^yi 35 - To Be Announced Ann-Margret. 1974. nights before the crucial Ms. O'Connor said the symphony has made major eliminated for retirees with of medical need. field federation has proposed "the stars. Tommy Dorsey. Jimmy 35 - Inside Story 'Fall River strides under Winograd’s tutelage. It performed at 35 - Youl Magazine for ® - Candlepin Bowling Dorsey, Janet Blair. 1947. CD ® ® - Nei« California primary. excess income from savings Were Regan's changes to approval of a 'trust fund' (in W om en Spectacle ' Tonight's program (55 - Odd Couple Carnegie Hall in New York five times in the early (S ) Sesam e S treet {Closed (§5 - Kathy’s Kitchen looks at the Long Point Marsh on Larry Grossman, presi­ which) athletes competing for - How the West Was Won 0 - SportsCenter 1970s and has been characterized as “ one of the most or private pensions. He linked be implemented, the Social Captioned] 3:15P.M. the north shore of Lake Erie. dent of NBC News, said such moves to assertions that monetary prizes may deposit their @ ) - News Update 0 > Balia Conmigo 0 - Night Flight the debate would be tele­ impressive orchestras under the 'Big Five." she said. Security system would be 12:30P.M. ~ Washington Dialogue w / cash winnings.” Simon notes that S i ' Smurfs 2) 0 - Sports Tonight That helped gain the Hartford Symphony a $3 the retirement portion of the transformed from its largely CD ( ^ - Wrestling Dan Schorr ( 0 - In Search of... cast live 7-8 p.m. EDT - Sesame S treet (Closed million grant from the National Endowment for the "these monies are made available (25 CD ~ American Bandstand 0 - M‘A*S*H (B) - Monty Python Flying from NBC studios in Bur­ Socieal Security system is in pension-oriented direction to­ Captioned] 3:30 P.M. Circus Arts, becoming one of the first regional orchestras to to the athletes during their action (3 5 - Video Jukebox 0 - At The Movies bank, Calif., before an danger of deficits, even al­ ward a welfare-like struc­ (S) > Ask the Manager (X) (£ - NBA Basketball achieve that recognition. Ms, O'Connor said. career, however, to help defray ® - Youl Magazine for 11:15P.M. audience of invited (g) - Supersoccer Playoffs Coverage of game three And the symphony has "never had a problem lowing for changes made last ture. Of the various flaws in W om en of the Eastern Conference Cham­ CD (B 8 - New* g U 6 S tS . living and training expenses.” 7:15P.M. getting a major performer as a guest artist, " she said, year to improve the system s such a system, the largest is 9:15A.M. (2) - CNN Special Report pionship series is presented. (2hr. (25 - Sports Saturday 11:30 P.M. "NBC Nightly News” Readers' views (2) - Health Week 3 0 min.) anchorman Tom Brokaw adding that all these gains are due to Winograd's / - Thundarr Open forum • The soccer federation is con­ CE-MOVIE: 'In the Heat of the financial condition. having an utterly inapprop­ (B ) - Yan Can Cook 7:30 P.M. influence. sidering a bizarre new rule for 9:30A.M. 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Warren Oates, Lee Hour expedition in the Himalayas un­ 35 inquiry into the personal Lower-income taxpayers Hank' A strong-willed young 0 - At The Movies preliminary rounds would be per­ y— - Davey/Goliath covers a thirty-foot tall Abomina­ Grant. 1967 and convict someone before they woman drives a herd of wild mus­ finances of 'Social Security Prison reform ble Snowman which the 0 - N H L Stanley Cup (55 - Honeymooners would pay higher rates than Coventry PTOs mitted to use on their teams 35 “ Japan Today tangs hundreds of miles to save ever get before a judge or jury. scientists vdw to bring back to Championships beneficiaries. Such tests have professionals who had not attained ® - Money Week them from slaughter. Linda Blair, 0 - M O V IE: 'A Time To Die' M o n s tlo ld upper-income ones because America. 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Secret' Breathless (R) Sat 3, 7 with I cial Security is designed as a tem for retirees ought instead person when you send them away. 0 - MOVIE: ‘The Promise' 0 - This Is Your life Taylor. Rated R. 5:30. •AMOAIH M A T iN lf OA.L* 3 5 - PKA Full Contact Karate Gorky Park (R) Sot 5, 9. — I S 2 .I Is prison the answer highest paid athlete. He led the CD ” Kidsworld Tw o young college students vow 0 • Barney Miller 0 - Pinnacle Cinema CItY— A Woman In fm S T SHOWOMLV universal foundation for re­ There are people who deserve Once again, Coventry is in the (35 - MOVIE: 'Qizmol' Some Fanny and Alexander (R)[ to be supported by general " Saturday Morning to love each other, but a strange Flames Sot and Sun 2:10, The prison system as I see it was Brazilian national soccer team to a CD 20th-Century inventors and their ( 0 - Welcome Beck Kotter 0 - Saturday Night Live Sun 1:X,4:45, 8. tirement income, patterned prison, but let’s weigh the alterna­ middle of a budget referendum. fate intervenes. Kathleen Quinlan, 4:30, 7:15, 9:25. — This Is taxes, including the progres­ C D - Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle inventions, some of which never Spinal Top (R) Sot and Sun 2, V e rn o n set up to reform people who have tives so that more sentences The PTOs of Coventry’s four world championship when he was Stephen Collins. 1979. (B) * Lawmakers Lawmakers' ( 0 - Assaulted Nuts Cine I A 1 — Footloose I loosely and rather imper­ sive income tax. CD - All Star Wrestling made it to production, are shown. repons on the weekly activities of 4, 7:45, 9:45. — The Riddle of (PG) Sot 2, 7, 9:10; Sun 2,1 seriously broken the law. schools find themselves in the 18, and again When he was 22. “ Cachun. Cschun, Ra Ra Ra (2 5 - Lucha Libre the Sands Sot ond Sun 2:30, coincide with the crimes. (3 5 - MOVIE: 'Down Among 35 Congress. 4:15, 7, 9:10. — Greystoke: I W niSUTItdiXITSS fectly after private annuity (H) - This Is the USFL 0 - MOVIE: 'The Qunfighter' 4:40,7,9:15. — The Return of More insidiously, the The key here is reform. Does our difficult position of urging the the Sheltering Palms' A captain 0 - M O VIE; 'Legend O f Uzzie The Legend of Torzan, Lord I - Alive and Weill A semi-retired gunslinger is Martin Guerre Sat 2:45,6:35, lASTIUITKIRB S4S U W programs. "It is my firm conviction,” (35 and a lieutenant find it difficult to Borden' The story of the noto­ of the Apes (PG) Sol 1:30,1 changes would probably re­ present prison system reform Michael E. Pohl townspeople to go out and vote 8:00 P.M. forced into one more shootout. 10:20 with The Story of Adele Simon wrote, “ that the IOC Eligi­ (2D - Wrestling abide by the non-fraternization rious New England spinster ac­ 7:15,9:30; Sunl:30,4:30,7:15, The system, to be sure, has duce political support for the most law brakers? In my opinion CD CD - Classic Creatures: Gregory Peck. Helen W estcon, H . IR ) Sat 1, 4:45, 8:35. — 157 Brookfield St. YES on Tuesday, May 22 for a @ ) - News Update rule for Army personnel in the cused of the axe murders of her Sleeper (PG ) Sun 1,4:40,9:40 9:30. M A K IN G bility Rule should be a simple one father and stepmother. Fritz R etu rn of th e J ed i This special Karl Malden. 1950. never been totally blind to the system. Social Security has they do not. Manchester budget that is inadequate and (gl - MOVIE: 'Best Friends' South Pacific. Mitzi Gaynor. W il­ takes a colorful look at the varied with The Man Who Fell to liam Lundigan. Jane Greer. 1953. Weaver, Katherine Helmond, Elis­ West Hartford that can be honored by the 151 Trouble starts when a happily un­ crafts necessary to reflect the Earth (R) Sun 2:35, 6:30, TH E G R A D E incomes of beneficiaries. It Have our lawmakers really detrimental to the education of our abeth ^ n tg o m e ry , Helen Craig. 8 - MOVIE: 'Tlw Gro« Elm 1A2— Footloose (PG)I SHOWHX enjoyed widespread support National Olympic Committees ... married couple decides to wed 2 ) - News/Sports/Weather filmmaker's vivid imagination. (R) American TrafHc Jam* A mas­ 10:15. taken a serious look at prison 1975 CInestwdie — Experience Sot and Sun 2,4:30,7,9:15. —I 16-3:15-6:1 S7:4 IZ(b R 1 has, for instance, provided children. But a NO vote will only . and visit their families Burt Rey­ (60 mm.) sive bumper-io-txjmper tie-up on because it has been perceived and be readily adopted by the S i ' Wrestling Preferred ... But Not Essen­ Greystoke: The Legend ol relorm and what happens when mean more budget cuts! nolds, Goldie Hawn. Barnard (B ) - Magic of Oil Painting the Los Angeles freeway system Tarzan, Lord of the Apes minimum benefits even as an annuity insurance sys­ international federations.” (2 5 ** Antiques & Americana CD * On Stage America tial (PG ) Sat7:30with Lonely you send a good person to jail? Vote YES to protect what Hughes 1983. Rated PQ. is the subject of tNs comedy. Ed Hearts (R) 9:05. — Rear (PG) Sat ond Sun 2, 4:30, 7. (S) - Un Die en le Vida de... 4:15 P.M. CD ^5 - T.J. Hooker Hooker al­ though payroll taxes for a tem — a perception that is - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ McMahon, Vic Tayback. Howard vi/lndow (PG ) Sun 7:30. 9:30. There are good people out there Memorial Day remains of our educational pro­ (25 Sports ienates Romano by defending a The Movies — Romancing The Simon-pure rule he sug­ - Let's Go Bowling (2) * Hesseman. I960. 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Coventry Grammar School Paycheck, Jesse Turner. 1978. malnstheSome (R) Sat 11:40. set aside to honor and remember single sport in which they have Runner Show C re a tu re ' The Gill Man, half-man, dominados por sus esposas. Luz (]]) - Straats of San Franciaco Poor Rldtord't Pub A CF- 1:404:16-7;0DO:AHt10 cial Security would be unfor­ 2. They, if not able to put up a Marcia Haines half-fish, breaks loose from his Maria Aguilar, Sergio Corona. 3 5 - MOVIE: 'Come Beck Little nomo — Call (or weekend — Monty Python ond (he the veterans of World War I, World professionalized themselves.” CD ® - Littles S h eb a' A middle-aged couple’s 8 - ESPN'a RIngsida Review Holy Grail (R) Sot midnight. tunate, coming so soon after tough, guy image, are homosexu- President. PTO captors. John Agar, Lori Nelson, (B) - Great Chefs/San sho w tim es. War II, Korea and Vietnam. Once (35 - Laurel & Hardy John Bromfield. 1955. pent-up frustrations surface 8 - Or. 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Bigfoot' 4 :» , 7,9:20. — Breokln' (PG) vision soap opera, a desperate (2 ) - Newsmakers Saturday Joanne Woodward. 1953. 9:45. — Gremlins (PG ) Sot t. or woman are toughened to the Ginger Carvell rules, Simon would prefer to throw (D - MlMkm: ImpoMiWe 8 - Naws/Sporta/Waatltar — Moscow on tlieHudson (R) Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:15. — ):4(^l5-7:(P:^ltlll ^ allow persons to reduce taxa­ veterans from the Revolutionary ■ actor finds himself leading a fran­ (25 - Creative Women (0 . USFL FootbeH: Romancing the Stone (PG) point that they are very cold people Co-Presidents, PTO tic double life. Dustin Hoffman. d ) 8 - PrHknau Stake* Jacksonville at Philadelphia or 8 - MOVIE: 'Bralnatorm' A Sat 1:45, 4:15, 7:20, 9:55, ble income by as much as War to the present. We parade up the Games open to all athletes, ® > Embejedores de la Musice 12:10; Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:20, Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, Jessica Lange. Teri Garr. 1982. ( £ - Top 40 Video Memphis at OekleiKl *cientist create* a machine ena­ 9:20. — Making the Grode when they return to the free world. Main Street and place wreaths on Capt. Nathan Hale School amateurs and professionals alike. Programs musical presentaruio la bling one human bek^ to axpari- 9:55. — The Bounty (PG ) Sot BREAKIN’ $2,000 a year $4,000 for Rated PG. musica y el folklore de Colombia. QJ) - CHIPS 0 - MOVIE; 'Tootsie' Dressed I , 4,7,9:40,12; Sun 1,4,7,9:40. (R) Sat ond Sun 2:10, 4:15, 4. Unmeasurable personal dam­ our monuments in various loca­ Rose Marie Fowler erKe every aenaetion e x p ^ 7 :1 0 ,9 :1 5 . IR? couples) to set aside retire­ ( 2 ) - Style W ith Elsa Klensch 8 - Wild Kingdom ® - Pley Your Best Tennis as a woman to audition for a tele­ enced by another. Louiae — Breokln' (PG) Sat 1:30, age is done to this first time President, Advisory Council vision soap opera, a desperate 3:25, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; W in d so r ------SHOavnAf:- tions in Manchester. S i (^ ~ Alvin & the 'Match Play.' Fletcher, Chriatopher Walken. Plaza — Greystoke: The inmate. { ® - Star Search actor finds himself leading a fran­ Sun 1:30,3:25,5:10,7:20,9:X. ):38^^l8-7aiW.8P1130 ment fund's. Coventry High School Chipmunks Natalie Wood. 1983. Rated PG. Legend ot Tarzan, Lord of Everything is so neat, and all (B ) - Wall Street Week Louis 8 - USA Super Cartoon — The Natural (PG ) Sot 1:40, Is this how we reform someone tic double life. Dustin Hoffman. the Apes (PG ) Sot 7:15,9:45; The timing of Regan’s dressed up in red, white and blue. & - Elwtric Compwiy Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a Saturday Jessica Lange. Teri Garr. 1982. 12:30 A.M. 4:15, 7, 9:40, 12:10; Sun 1:40, 4:t5, 7, 9:40, 12:10. — Flre- Sun 7:15. ....THE m and make them a productive ® - Rancho Pa]aro Amarillo weekly review of economic and 8 - Too Close for Comfort Rated PG. proposals is fortuitous. It The Stars and Stripes and their CE - Championahip WraatNng ,starter (R) Sat1:20,4,7,9:40, D r(« o -ln s member of society? I sure hope Herald should investment matters. ® - News/Sports/Weather Mnwdiester — Friday, the respective groups all pass in Letters policy ® - MOVIE: 'Dr. Cydopa' A 0 - Sinatra: Concert for the 8 - Evan* and Novak 12:10; Sun 1:20, 4, 7,9:40, 10. BOUNTY opens the question of Social not, but it is fact that this happens. doctor traps hit aasiatant. and A m erlcee — Moklno the Grade (R) Sot )3th. Part 1 (R ) Sot 8:15; Sun ------s iK M m A r ■ review. raduces them to miniature peo­ 2:00 P.M. 0 - CHIPS Patrol ' 12:45 A.M. 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 10, 12; 9:45. — Friday the 13th: The Security for thi^alance of the There are those who are career use a dictionary The Manchester Herald 0 - News/Sports/Weather FInol Chapter (R) Sal 9:45; The familiar red poppies sold by ple. Albert Dekker. Janice Logen. 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Letters should be brief and CE M a n c h e s te r Women (R ) Sat-Sun 8:15 with THE HUDSON it clearer understanding of the they get out of prison, their goal is 11:00 A.M. TX . (90 min.) - JuUa ChMd Si M ore 8 - M O V IE : Bruthto**' A drama trace* th* romanca*. trakt- MEMORIAM 1984. How do you spell “ vaccum” to the point. They should be (B) U A Tbeaters East— Splash The Warriors (R) Sat-Sun Com pany ing and battle* of a group of U.S. •SHOWHAJ • to break the law to get back in. , QB ® - Puppy/Scooby Doo CD ~ Btereky and Hutch street-wise car thief pursues a (PG ) Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7:20, 9:S5. adminstration’s ultimate ob­ Let us also remember the men (page 10, May IS) ? typed or neatly hand-written, Marina* during W orld W ar II. Van beautiful FrerKh student. 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' Draw Myatariaa 0 - Do-It-Yourself Show 9:40. — Sixteen Candles (P G ) gan has made that more ( 2 ) - N e w a U pdate 0 - Video Jukebox Zone (R ) Sat-Sun 9:SS. judges before they do irreversible The Herald reserves the. 0 - PeUcula: 'Un Curita 8 - Twilight Zone S at a n d Sun X 3 :5 0 ,5 :4 0 ,7 :4 0 , ACADEMY \m (B) - Road to'loa Angalaa 9:30. — The Rocky Horror MoniEold — Greystoke; "He blames his not knowing how likely. , personal damage to some people right to edit letters in the 0 0 - NBC Major League 0 - America's Top Ten Canon' 8 - To B* Announcad The Lmwnd ot Torzan, Lord Robert J. Arson John W. 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I%4 - 9 ‘First Olympics’ - Sunday TV Weekday TV ' A wacky parody yer. dicidas to taka dh fm B B . IMOV1E: F irtt a fine blend of ' daughter's boyfnsnd's defsnse 6:0 0 A .M . Otympica: Athene 1896' Amer­ on a murder charge. James M e­ ' of Robin Hood 0 - B Show dal Madto Die ® 0 - Ganaral Hospital ® - Movi* C£) - Kidsworid ica's first group of Olympic ath­ son. Geraidkw Chepin. Bobby 5:00 A.M. 8 1 10:00 A.M. letes. overcoming a senes of 0 - Hot Petple ® - S a k R 8 - Happy Days Again CD - Truman Taylor TaHts To Derm. 1968 ® - Slew OiVflewe 0 - Jbnmv Sweggwt ' T — I • enormous obstacles, stuns the drama and glory 0 - Pb* Panthar and Fiiand* 0-FwiiByFeud 8 - Jackson 5 Show (X ) - Naw Jarsay Raport world with a senes of sweeping (B)-Slw Ti«h 8 - Magrapliy - 0 - M m ei* el the Unhrane ®-ILzMoljM:y 0 - Saaima Street [Oeasd 8 - Akv* m l Won 0 - Dating Gartt* will air on CBS (3) - Indapandant Natworli victories. David Ogden Suers. 8 - U.s. M*wr Dlviiig 5:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. ® ^ B r a M s w y Lo um Jourdan. A n g ^ Lansbury Bv Julionne Hostings Captionad] 0 - W o o 0 - Scooby Doo N a w s ChampionaM pa Coverage of the ~ ia8vm o o iy - -e----- e---- ® - Hampai Roona 1984 Men's and Women’s 3-Matsr United Press Intemotionol ^ . . ® - VMwl Pragnnw ® Cl3) > Rida 'Em Cowt>oy: Tha OLYMPIC HEROES 12:30 P.M. 0 - Aftar Bv Julionne Hastings Springboard Hnals are praawited ® - Joe Frankln Stew ® - V if M Pregrams 8 - varied Piegrama 5:00 P.M. Ttwills ar>d Spitia of Profas- B - MOVIE: Rocky IIT A f T l ® - Young and the 0 - Match Gama/HoBywood from CsmsaviMe. FL. min.) 8 - Q-l. Joe 8 - CandM Camara Hour United Press International aional Rodao Austrian Olympic champion boxer hnds out that it is tougher NEW YORK — David Ogden.Stiers. Louis Jourdan (9) - Mieandwit Nm w Srpiat** How ® - T a x i to stay on top than it is to get and Angela Lansbury head a charming cast of ■ Nawra 8 - SponaCenter 0 - 7 0 0 du h ® 0 - Chatka'a Angais O - Soma Call Tham Ftaaks Edwin Flack (Benedict Taylor, there SyNester StaHooe. Bur­ 8 - Or. Gan* Scon ® 0 - Ryan's Hop* 0 - Untamed Worid NEW YORK — Sherwood Forest might be This documentary features hu­ newcomers starting Sunday on NBC in “Th^ Firet 0-CW NIInJini New» 0 - Bug* Bumy S FriwuN O - Facta el U e center) is surprised by a visit gess Meredith. TaRaSNre 1962. 0 - 2 2 ADva 0 - Amor Ajano m - Paople's Court somewhere in the Catskills in "The Zany Adventures man oddities Olympics — Athens 1896." an uplifting minisenesi 0 - Cra«x8ra 0 - B CtewVB Ctepufln O - AB-Ooy Mooiae from his parents (Bill Travers. 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With the help of a form er research assistant. John 8 - SpoctaCanlat ^ 2 - Sonya 2:00 P.M. 0 - Nawlywad Gam* Ed honored ciales de todo el mundo Graham (Edward Wiley). who was coaching football QD - Jimmv Sweggert not the prince, but his brother Richard the (D - Newark & Reality (9 - Jetsons B ) - News/Sports/Weather C ® - Fama (X)- ABC Navn O 0 - Wheel ol Fortune C D - Now* 0 0 - Saaanw Straat (Closod ® - Tom ft Joiry 9:00 A.M. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lionhearted (Robert Hardy), who has been (aken Cjj) - Old Time Gospel - Rex Humbard 8 - TwBight Zona at Harvard. Sloane is able to field a team of four men ® 0 - On* LH* to Uva CapritHwd) (B - MOVIE: The Deep' A (5 ) - MOVIE: KiBar EKta' Two 9:00P.M. ® - Nwm S26.000 Pyramid 0 - AndyGrttlHh Ed McMahon. 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Victoria, - MOVIE: 'Brainstorm' A sounds good but it may have cost Match ia sponsexad by Comar University and the Boston area. 8 - Vottod Pfogfwm Mouia 0 - Mastsrs of tha Urtivarsa 1 0 :1 5 A .M . two sunken ships Jacqueline Bis- ert Duvall 1975 0 - I Lov* Lucy To make John's birthday even less happy, Robin scientist creates a machine ena­ George more than he anticipated Pockets of America- |€0 min.) ® 0 - Donahus will be the first couple to (S) - On the Menu sei. Nick Nolte. R o b ^ Shaw ^ 9 * Bompof Room 11:30 A.M. 0 - U m * H ousa on tha Prairie (Segal) shows up in drag and sings an unflattering bling one human being to experi­ (B - Candid Camera Hour (R) 8 - Mod VIdao 9 ) - News Day receive the 18th annual 1977 Rated PG AMONG THE ACTORS who portray the young 6:45 A.M. 8 - Oraet Space Coeatar ® 0 - L o » i n g 4:30 P.M. telegram to the neurotic birthday boy.- ence every sensation experi­ 10:30 A .M . (S ) - News/Sports/Weather C ® -B e N a 0 - Nawa/Sports/W aathar 8 - Varied Program* ^ 2 0 - Anethar World Susie Humanitarian enced by another Louise a - Prasanta! Americans are Hunt Block as Robert Garrett; David 9 ) - News John is told the telegram is from Robin Hood, a loyal ~ Televtsed Mass @ - S C T V * 1 3 The comical (® - New Jersey Report f ® - N o w s ^ 2 - Six-Gtai Harpas ® - Thraa's Crxttpany Award sponsored by the Fletcher. Christopher Walken. (33 Caruso, a sort of red-haired Jam es Cagney, who plays 8-CaMope a - MOVIE: The Glann Milter chronicles of mythical Melonvtile 1:15A.M. W oothor 0 0 - Dream House supporter of Richard, who was his best friend at Natalie W ood 1983 Rated PG (33 - Music City. U.S.A. O ) - Lou Grant ^ 2 - Nuava York Ahora ® - Batman Eddie Cantor Charitable Story' The life of Genn Miller is channel S C TV continue in all-new m - Agronafcy ft Co James Connolly of South Boston; Alex Hyde-White ^ 2 - Maaa ^ 2 - Hoy Miamo Anfritionss summer camp. 9 0 - What's Happatihtg Foundation. dS) - Suryday Cartoon Express (D - That's the Spirit traced through his musical career editions Starring Joe Flaherty. ® - Buddy Hackatt :Live and 9 ) - Haafth Weak who plays the Harvard Brahmin Charles Arthur 7:00 A.M. 9 ) - Deywetch CuiKermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ "H e and his men live in Sherwood Forest stealing James Stewart. June Allyson. Uf>censored T N s comedy spe­ rero V Juan Dosai prasantan asta Past recipients of the ® ~ Or. Gene Scott (3D - M O V IE : T h e rim e of Eugene Levy. Andrea Martm and Blake, and Jason Connery, son of Sean Connery, who C® f ® - CBS Morning Nows 0 - Saaane Straet |Cloa«l and robbing everthing that moves." an adviser tells Their Lives' T w o Revolutionary Charibs Drake 1954 Martin Short cial was taped at Resorts Interna­ 1:30 A.M. programa da asuntos publicos 2:15 P.M. Susie Humanitarian - World of Gospel tional m Atlantic City. N J plays Thomas Curtis. to j “ woooy mooopocBOr Captionad] John. W ar patnots amve as ghosts in a - How To With Pete - Computer Chronicles ( D - Naws Magazina presentando noticias Y variada in- ® - Popays Marple series Award include Frank Si­ (S ) - News/Sports/Weather & Other athletes whose backgrounds are highlighted f D ^ 2 - Good Motning 0 - Morning Stretch the year 1946. Abbott and Cos­ - Firing Line ® - Dragnet Hour iTij — ifMiepenoem leevwom formacion. "A revolution?" tello. Marjone Reynolds. Binnie ^ 9 ~ Samo Domingo Ihvita Amwice 0 - 20 Minuta Wofkaut 2:30 P.M. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - natra. Milton Berle. Don - Jimmy Swaggart B - Week In Review Ff^tws in the drama are the Australian student Edwin Flack 8 - Independent Network "More like a protest, but it could grow if it ever got Barnes 1946 1:30 P.M . B - Hogan's Heroes (Benedict Taylor) and the Greek shepherd Spiridon (I) - 700 Club ® ®-Cw>itol Boston's W G BH and the Rickies. Red Buttons and @ - MOVIE: 'Lost and Found' (29 (@ ~ Masterpiece Theetre B - Newtmsher Sunday 0 - Lowe Connaction to the college kids at Oxford and Cam bridge.” A widower and a divorcee redis­ (B ~ Motorcycle Racing: fit) - This Week In Baseball (@ - Say Brother 8 - Joeie m td the Puaaycats ® - In Saarch ol... Mobil Corp. have ac­ Mary Tyler Moore The Nancy Astor ' After speaking B -A B C N e w s Louis (Nikos Ziagos). ® - Electric Company Then there's maid Marian (Miss Fairchild). cover the mishaps and makeups Seattle Sopercroes a - MOVIE: 'Teacher's Pet' A 5 :3 0 P .M . against relaxing the divorce laws, In Part 1, Sloane fields the team and raises money 8 - BuNnee* rn w e on ESPN 9:30 A.M. 8 -J s t a o n s quired a new 10-hour McMahons will be given of married life Glenda Jackson. She's taking two cold dips a day in the castle moat, O - MOVIE: Abbott wid hard-boiled city editor becomes NarKy faces tfouble from a four- 1:45 A.M. ®-Caid Shark* 12:00 P.M. ( 8 Graat American the awards at a banquet in George Segal -1978 Rated PG involved with a woman professor ( B ” Ride 'Em Covid>oy: Th e for their equipment and steamer fares, while Graham 8 - USA Cwtoon Expra** BBC-TV series featuring Costelfo: In the Naughty nalist who accuses her of hypo­ B - MOVIE: Q r m d Mkiaion' Hranamakar Beverly Hills. trying to keep her vow to Richard to remain pure until and turns into her star pupil Clark Thrills end Spills o| Profes- trains them at a girls’ school in Cherry-wood. N.J. — 8 - Dr. Gww Scon ® - My Threa Son* ® ® ® O - News Agatha Christie's elderly - It’s Your Business Nineties' crisy when he publishes details of During W orld W ar I. German cap- she's married. Gable. Dons Day. Mamie Van Do- sionel Rodeo ® - Midday - BN Boggs 0 - Laava It to Beaver spinster sleuth. Miss Mrs, McMahon is in­ - Kenneth Copeland IS ) “ Newsmaker Sunday her divorce (60 mm.) (Closed tors and French prisorters are Princeton barred them from using its grounds. 0 - m itttene* ® - CNN HaaiNna Naw* ren 1958 ® - Newsmaker Sunday Captioned] ® - T attlatalai ^ 2 - FI Amor Nutrea Muara Marple. volved with the S H A R E Robin and his men stop a coach. > Davey/Goliath ( 3 * Electric Company bound together by a dying code The team gets off to a woeful start. 0 0 - Today 9 ) - Munitara (S) - Money Week B - Tony Brown's Jourrwl iB - Hogan's Heroes of chtvaky. Jean Gabin. Eric von ^ 2 - My 'The** Son* Joan Hickson portrays organization and McMa­ "You taking us to Havanna?" the driver asks. B ) - Chiquiltedes Programa de All they know about the rules for the various ^ 2 - Batman 0 - Jimmy Swaggart 8 0 0-M ovie 7 :1 5 A .M . (B - Better Health IB - Odd Couple Stroheim, Pierre Fresnay. 1938. 0 - Magic ol Oil Painting hon was been co-host ol It turns out to-be a no-frills peasant run. vanedades presentando el tai- 9:30 P.M. contests is what they read in classic texts about the 0 - Sosam# Stroot (Closed 0 - Roae da Laio* 8 0 - Varied Program* Miss Marple, the charac­ • - Sacred Heart the annual Je rry Lewis Blending days ol yore with modern, the jokes go on ento |oven ^ 9 - Welcome Back Kotter (© - Torry Brown's Journal Ri­ ( ® C ® - Alice Vera and Elliot 2:00 A.M. ancient games in Greece. CsptionedI 0 0 - Mora Real Poopia 8 - U S A Movie 3:00 P.M. ter created in movies and chard Pryor' First of 2 parts Muscular Dystrophy Tel­ and on and on. 7 :3 0 A .M . la - MOVIE: 'Blocli Buitera' 2 :0 0 P .M . buy the home that Reverend CD (X) - CBS News They run in their overcoats, they have a blacksmith 7:30 A.M. 0 - Daytkiw 8 - Dr. Gena Scott ® ® - Guiding Light T V by the late Dame The kids are at work again, tear­ Bragg is vacating only to learn Nightwatch ethon for many years. If you like zany, you got zany. (33 - We Believe GD ^ 9 ~ American Sportsman 6 :0 0 P .M . make a discus and a shot putt that weigh two times ® - Bug* Bunny/Potfcy Pig ® - Elwrtric Compwiy 8 - Take 2 CSD - Inspactor Goriget Margaret Rutherlord. ing up the tow n-and getting in that he intends to share it with ( ® - Saint (X ) - Insight and out of trouble East Side Kids (3D ~ Ma)or League Basebatt: (X ) @ (SI - N aw s them what they should and they don’t iinow how to clear a 1944 CaHfomia at New York (3D - WaN Street Journal C33 - To Be Announced (X ) - MOVIE: "Tha Datactiva' A (® - Meet the Mayors hurdle without stopping before each jump. IT DIDN'T TAKE I T L O O K S l i k e M R S .L A U X B E K T ’S B - SportsCenter T H E Y T O L D (B ) - Numaro Ur>o - Insight ® - MOVIE: 'If You Could See detective is asked by a woman to With Part 2. the action moves to Athens, where the A T TH E BAMie. , U S L O M E T O P U T 6 0 I N 6 T O h a v e SOM E QUESTIONS | solve the mystery of her hus­ - Insight Out BRIDGE ASTRO W hat I Hear' A blind composer's B - Oymneatirs: U.S. vs. government is holding a dress rehearsal with the THAT THByOMLVV TWO AND TWO TO ANSWER WHEN SHE SETS (2^ - World Tomorrow 10:45 A .M . band's death Frank Sinatra, Lee (B - Wall Street Journal nonchalant attitude toward life is China TRAKISFERREP T 0 8 E T H E R . TO WORK TOMORROW. (3l) - Big Story ( S - Je w ish Life changed when he meets a Remick. Ralph Meeker. 1968. ambassadors of the 13 countries participating in the 10:00P.M. B - Sports Update FUHPE TO AUTH- GRAPH (2D - El Club 700 1 1:00 A .M . woman who sees through his C® - CBS News games. or one no-trump. You bravado Marc Singer. Shan Bela- (® CB - Trapper John. M.D. 2:15A.M. More problems. ORIZEP STATE 1,^ - What About Wornen ( D - MOVIE: 'Tarzan Goes To C® @9 - Last of the Fastest While Dr Riverside is running in TROOPERS. believe that one spade is the fonte Harper. Sarah Torgov - MOVIE: -The Seduction' - Heritage Comer India* Tarzan attempts to lead a Coverage of the Indianapohs 500 the Bay City Marathon, Ns wife is B When it comes time for the band to play the better opening. However, 1982 Rated PG A TV newscaster is pursued by a herd of elephants from a large val­ time trials is presented from the giving Nrth to their baby (R) (60 American national anthem, out comes a perky upon looking to your left, B - Week In Review NORTH i-lFH 8 :0 0 A M . ley about to be flooded when a Indianapolis Motor Speedway, In­ min ) deranged photographer wheUe ^ obsessive devotion turns the rendition of "Yankee Doodle." ♦ 10S2 you see Bob Hamman (per­ (33 - Barrio dam IS completed Jock Maho­ (29 ~ Hurt That Does Not Show dianapolis. IN (60 min ) C ® - N ew s wom an's life into a nightmare. America had no official national anthem until 1931. VAQ96 haps the best player in the ney. Mar Dana. Leon Gordon Host Louise Fletcher )oumeys in­ (B ~ Alfred Hitchcock Hour CD - Jimmy Swaggart Morgan Fairchild. Andrew Stev­ 1962 side the world of the hearing im­ (® (B ' Jimmy Swaggart Quite handily, however, the S.S. San Francisco was ♦ K91 world) and you decide to CD - Confluence paired (60 m in ) (Closed ( B - Of. Gene Scon ens. Michael Sarrazin. Rated R. ♦ QJ4 open one no-trump to make ^ r t h d a y (D - Jerry Falwell (3D ~ Independent Network anchored off Athens at the time, and its bandleader CD - Celebration/Eucharist Captioned] I B - Fame N ew s it hard for Bob. Your part­ (33 ■ Issues of '04 obligingly provided the Greeks with a choice of two WEST EAST (5 ) - Terry Cole-Whittaker (2§) - RoutKl Cero Programa de- (S ) -* News/Sports/Weather ® - MOVIE: Twilight Zone*^ 2:30 A.M. more appropriate tunes — “Hail Columbia" and the ^ >973 BJ4 ner raises you to three no- (33 - Make Peace With Nature May 20,1964 CiD - Frederick K. Price portivo producido en la ciudad de & - MOVIE: The Toy' A Th e M ovie' Enter another dimen­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Cauldron of trump and Bob leads the six Mexico en el cual se presentan los little-known "Star Spangled Banner.” >8 54 3 UKJ In the year ahead the marke. (S) - News Update spoiled little rich boy demands his sion in four unusual tales, created Blood' A blind sculptor molds Ns of clubs, which you win with (B " SportsCenter momentos culminantes de los B y a fluke (can it really be true?) the latter piece is BJ BQ 10 8752 will beckon you to present your ( B ~ Entertainment This Week father buy him a special to y -a by some of today's hottest film­ sculptures on skeletons obtained rour lung. You cash your - Woody Woodpecker mas memorables partidos de real-life man Pierre Richard. makers as homage to the famed used. IA10762 4983 wares to the public. You could (B - MOVIE: Rocky III' A by Ns wife. Boris Karloff. Viveca king and queen of spades. i3l) - News/Spofts/Weathar boxeo Jacques Francois T V senes John Lithgow. Vic Lmdfors. Jean-Pierre Aumont. The re-enactment of the Games is as hot as any SOUTH be quite successful at selling boxer finds out that it is tougher Morrow. Kathleen Quinlan. 1983. ...W ElL BE IN WHY DO I HAVE THIS Blast's jack falls under your your product, whether It be an - Robert Schuller (B ~ Warm-up (B - Sneak Previews 1968 Olympics you’ve ever seen, with the crew of the S.S., I THINK WE WHY? LOOK ) ITtS t YH*.' JUST UKE IT WAS BAKQ86 to stay on top than it is to get Rated PG SHOULD HAVE k AHEAD /TH E S ON BONGOS MAP! I | UPPER VORCH NAGGING FEELING HE queen. there Sylvester Stallone, ^ r - - Undersea World of 8 -M o n a y Weak 410 7 2 idea or an Item. (3$ - Sesame Street (Closed (2 $ )' Embaiadores de la Musica San Francisco providing the American cheering K O T THE MAP? THERE.../DESERl! J TOLD VOLJ, I GOT IT BEFORE MOU COULD BE WRONG? J gess Meredith. Talia Shire 1982 Jacques Cousteau ( 3 ) - You! Magazine for B A63 Visions of sugarplums' Captioned} (B - Bob Newhait Show W o m an 3:00 A.M. section. o ALL FILED UP HERE! KNOW IT ! Rated PG 2 :1 5 P .M . 4 K S dance in your head. You lead (^3) - El Ministerio de Jim m y (@ - AH Creatures Great and 9 ) - Nm»/S|)orts/WMthaf (X) - MOVIE: 'Data with tha Film ed on location in Athens and Greece, the your seven of hearts to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try A - Supersoccer Swaggart Prasanta (B (B ~ Major League Smalt Falcon' A scientist, who has per­ Games were re-enacted in the same stadium where Y Vulnerable: Both not to make winning or lulfllling (S (S - TV'S Csnsorad dummy’s nine and Blast’s SS) New Jersey Hispano Baseball: Boston at Minnesota - Expect a Miracle 6 :3 0 P .M . Bloopers #6 Ted Danson and fected the process of making the first modern Olympics took place — now a Dealer; South lack. Back comes a club. your ambitions too Important * Adelante (B ~ Para Gente Grande Vivo synthetic diamonds, is kid­ today. It might cause you to Dr. Jam es Kennedy (® - CBS Naws Vicki Lawrence |Oin Dick Clark for national treasure. Hamman ducks and lets Religion - Conversation With... desde Mexico. Richard Rocha es a look at some scenes never in­ napped. George Sanders. W endy West North East Sooth dummy’s jack win. You cash take actions which would be el anfitnon de esteprograma gan- ( ® - N e w s B a ^ . James Gleason. 1941 dX) ■ Morningtown ( © - Nova The Climate Crisis ' tended for viewing by an audi­ INT offensive to others. The areas ador del premio Emmy en el que your remaining three Tonight's program looks at cli­ (B - 1984 Boston Marathon ence. (R) (60 mm.) 8 - Co«ags BaaabaM: Miami GARY ALLISON spent almost eight years doing Pass 3 NT Pass Pass in which you'll be the luckiest In 8 :3 0 A .M . piesenia acontecimientos re- spades, discarding a dia­ mate predictions and hazard This show features NgNights of (S) - MOVIE: TTm Innacsnt' A at Wichita State research for his "First Olympics," speaking to family Pass the year ahead are revealed in cientes en los Estados Unidos the 1984 Boston Marathon. mond am) the u s e l^ queen CD - Portuguese Around Us warnings for the next century (R) psychotic man torments Ns wife B - Newa/Sporte/Weather members and associates, and reading diaries, news of clubs from dummy. your Astro-Graph predictions C® - Eighth Day (60 min ) (Closed Captioned) 2:30 P.M . ® - Fraggle Rock but meets Ns match m a cunning, accounts and Greek government and Olympic (or the coming year. To get possessive mistress Giancarlo 3:30 A.M. Opening lead: 4 6 Now you lead your 10 of (D - Day of Discovery 1 1 :1 5 A .M . CD - MOVIE: 'Walking Tall' Bu- (S ) ' inside Busirress Committee records. yours, mall $1 to Astro-Grapf Qannini, Laura Anionelh, JenNfer B - Croasfire hearts and Bob plays low. Box 489, Radio City Station. Y ford Pusser. a tough Southern • - Bugs Bunny & Friends (23) - Your M oney (B ® - NBC News O Neill 1976 Rated R Still, “ First O lym pics" is not a documentary, but a Should you finesse? The sheriff, risks his life against local 3:45 A.M. Now York. NY 10019. Be sure - Crossfire corruption and vice Joe Don (29 - Soapbox (B - Riding for America Top dramatization with its own point of view. answer is a resounding NO! 11:30 A .M . B - MOVIE: Bette Midler Is to state your zodiac sign. Baker. Elizabeth Hartman. Noah (B ~ Temaa y Debates members of the United Slates Yale classics professor Eric Segal (“ Love Story") Bob should know every (3$ - Robert Schuller: The Hour (33 ■ Face the Nation Divine Madneaa' The 'Divine GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Beery. Jr. 1973 equestrian team talk about their By Oiwald Jacoby of Power (Closed Captioned] ( B - Th is Is Your Life Miss M ’ portrays the characters writes in ’TV Guide that de Coubertin really wasn’t the h i ^ card in your hand. If he You're not apt to experience, C ® - T h is W eek w ith David motivations and share their feel­ a ^ James Jacoby - Welcome Back Kotter (X) ® - USFL Football: Teams that made her famous. Bette Mid­ held the king of hearts, he peace of mind today i! -/cu Brinkley 7 :0 0 P .M . ings of accomplishment (60 peace-loving idealist the Jourdan character appears I V ^ N T A to be Announced ler. Rated R. to be — his chief concern was to get Frenchmen in would surely have taken his sweep your, responsibilities 9 :0 0 A .M . ( D - Rex Humberd (® (® - 60 Minutes miri.L P O W E ^ C E ^ U U Frank Stewart, in his book ace of clubs to keep you (B - Top Rank Boxing from 4:00 A.M. shape so they could go to war and stomp on the under the rug. Be duty-con­ (33 ■ Up Front (B ~ Fishin' Hole Atlantic City. NJ C® ® - Riplev's Believe It Or O - Ask the Managw “Better Bridge for the from a possible seven. Blast scious first, play later. ( B - Tianaattentic Trophy Germans, who had humilitaed them in the Franco- (33 - MOVIE: Dirty Mary. ® - Fraggle Rock Not! Tonight's program features (g ) - FsM & Hiss of R. Psfrin J 5 Advancing Player,’’ has must hold the heart king. CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) 3 :0 0 P.M . Southern California's predicted Motofcycta Racing Crazy Larry* Tw o stock car ra­ (5 ) - Sports Week Prussian war. adopted a new approach, You rise with your ace. Personal acquisition is possible future as an island, a l o ^ at the 10:30P.M. cers lead lawmen on a dangerous ( B “ Tales of the Unexpected B- News Updata But thoughts of such political shenanigans cannot Blast’s king drops and you today, provided you're pre­ ® - Foro 41 Federal Bureau of Investigation which is impossible for us to chase, after extorting $150.(XX) (B - News Update CS3 - Spofts Extra and great earthquakes of the 4:15 A.M. upstage the real story of those first modern Olympics, use. He shows the hand of have at least a tie for top pared to earn what you want. from a supermarket Peter Fonda. (39 - Newsmakers (S ) - From tho Editor's Oosk Susan George. Roddy McDowell (B - MOVIE: Fallen Angel' A world (R) (60 min.) - MOVIE: Brainstorm' A the heroic struggle of a pudgy classics professor, his the opening bidder and score. Free rides aren't In the oiling at 1974 12:00 P.M . lonely, unloved 13-year-old be­ O - Ovstlon scientist creates a machine ena­ assistant and an enthusiastic group of young Hamman, always a this time. comes involved in child pornogra­ (iD (S-SolidGoM discusses the bidder’s prob­ C® - Face the State 9 - Larson Sunday Night bling one human being to experi­ gentleman, will compliment LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Major (D - Sunday Morriing - SportsCantar dreamers. lem. In today’s, hand, your phy. Melinda Dillon. Dana Hill. ence every sensation experi­ you on your fine play. domestic decisions should not C D - Make It Real C® - Six in Washington Ru^rd Masur 1982 (S ) - David Susakind The "F irs t Olym pics” finally got written because of problem as opening bidder is (Bl - MOlnE: enced by another. Louise (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) be made today without first (D - Oral Roberts C® - Robart Schullar: The Hour (B - Stopping History To­ teenage computer w N z, baiavinQ 11:00 P.M. Fletcher. Christopher Walken. two chance meetings Allison had as a boy — one with whether to open one spade consulting your mate. To avoid of Power (Closed Captioned] he discovered a new video game, ( B - Black Star night's program examines the (£ (XI (XI O S ® - Naws Natalie W ood. 1983. Rated PG. William Welles Hoyt, the 18% pole vault gold medal trouble, be certain he or she Is ( B - M O V IE : Bad Day at Black people's involvement in the anti­ unwittingly challenges the De­ B- Media Watch In accord. CB - ESPN’s Sportswoman nuclear movement and profiles fense Department's wargames (XI - Off the Sat winner, and another several years later with Robert Rock' The train stops in Black VIRGO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) CB - Unsafe at Any Price Dan­ Rock for the first time in a year one group planning a protest at computer to a global thermonu­ CD - World Tomorrow 4:30 A.M. Garrett. CROSSWORD Unless you have something gerous foods and products are and leaves a passenger who tern- Lawrence Livermore facility (60 clear war Matthew Broderick,!^ (H ) - Odd Couple (X) - CNN Haadfcie News "These fellow went to Athens, participated, did an examined in this consumer re- fies the town .Spencer Tracy. min.] Dabney Coleman. John Wood. incredible job for their country, came home and no nice to say about others today, 1983 Rated PG. 0 2 - SportsCenter (H ) - Abbott and CoataMo It's best not to voice your port , Robert Ryan. Lee Marvin 1954 (B ■ NBC Sports: Ringside O O o ** O o 6 SlipKin Answer to Previous Puzzle (8 - Woman in Crisia B ■’ Big Story one knew about it. ACROSS thoughts. Critical remarks (3$ - Superman (B - SportsCenter Plus @ - MOVIE: 'Rad Dust' The (B - Kung Fu Thaatar garment Invite rebuttals. iB - News/Sports/Weather ® - MOVIE: Twilight Zone - overseer of an Indo-Chinese plan­ (S ) - News Updata (SI - Sports Tonight 1 Habituated 7 Italian family c i a Q |E|R|o| SNOW UBRA (8apt. 23-Ocl. 23) Try (B - Expect a Miracle Th e M ovie' Enter another dimen­ tation creates havoc when he falls (B $9 *- Smurfic Gamas The (9 - Indapandsm Natwork 9 Forehead 8 Stain H to be prudent today, instead of sion in four unusual tales, created in love with the wife of a young Smurfs stage some Greek-style N a w s THKT W S ilK L r 13 Envy 9 Newborn (B - MOVIE: Grand Illusion' by some of today's hottest film­ engineer Clark Gable. Jean Har­ WHITE W, □ □ being a plunger. Spender's During World War I. German cap- games to get into shape but find (S ) - David Susakind 14 Yorkshire river infant makers as homage to the famed low. C^ne Raymond 19?*' them threatened by Gwgamel. Susan Lucci, day shrew BD remorse will set In later If you 15 CIO partner Canadian tors and French prisoners are T V series, John Lithgow. Vic 11:30 P.M. o i u f t l i e VSIOULP to □ B a a E ] squander your resources fool­ bound together by a dying code 3 :1 5 P .M . ^ 9 - Bits and Bytes 16 Feed the kitty Morrow. Kathleen Quinlan. 1983 rebel B B O IS ishly. of chivalry Jean Gabin, Eric von CD -C B S Naws 17 Conquer Rated PG (S ) ~ Freeman Reports B - Baila Conm igo 11 Collage □ B B B SCORPIO (Ocl. 24440V. 22) Stroheim. Pierre Fresnay 1938 ( X ) - David Susakind SEVEN fo p IT . 18 Kind of bread examination (B All American Wrestlir>g (B - On Stage America becomes nighttime devil D C IB B Being too pushy or aggressive ( B 3 ^ - Sesame Street (Closed (X) - Banny HiB Show 19 Be situated 12 Antiprohibi­ (39 - Dr. Gene Scott 3 :3 0 P.M . (@ - Classic Country ^ N E It □ □ today will work against your Captioned] C D - Nawscopa DWARFS 20 Cubicles tionists iB - MOVIE: Cesteways On C® C® - Colonial National 21 Winter month best Interests. Lady Luck (3§) - Nuestra Familia NEW YORK (UPI) - Daytime point,’’ Ms. Lucci said. “I really didn’t 20 Heart (Lat) II Gilligan's Island' Bob Denver Invitation (jolf Coverage of the 7 :1 5 P .M . □ D - H la Writtan “J (abbr.) smiles when you let things hap­ (3$ - World Tomorrow supershrew Susan Lucci enjoyed ever­ even know if I could take care of e a ~ > ,K u .« T h a v « S’- 17 21 Layer of skin |a L Jim Backus final round is presented from the (S ) - Sports Sunday (S ) - Honaymoonara tlie ANMALSI 22 Japanese pen spontaneously. ything about making the prime-time m yself." 22 Noun 0 3 9:30 A .M . ® ) - News/Sports/Waather Colonial Country Dub, Fort 9 ) - Inaida Btisinaas drama SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. Wonh, TX (2hrs . 30 mm.) 7 :3 0 P .M . movie “Invitation to Hell”, for ABC, Sounds strange coming from a 23 Cabinet 21) Unsuolly you are philosoph­ (D - Comment ( 8 - Bionic Womwt 23 Shrink in fear 39 Actress Dahl 47 Raised (B • Wild Kingdom (B (B - Beranstain Bears except having to be separated from her 24 Breik the seal ical regarding the outcome ol 4 :0 0 P .M . woman who in March signed a two-year 26 Thole 41 Window parts platform (D Joy of Gardenirtg (23 - Connecticut Lawmakers Special The Berenstain Bears' 8 - H a a H a w family for the first time in her life. 25 Erode events, but today you may wor­ (B - Unsafe at Any Price Dan­ Littlest Leaguer.’ Papa Bear has contract with ABC that reportedly is 31 Copycat (33 - Point of View B - MOVIE; The Dey the a - Exchange N & K M I t U R 26 Tree kind (pi.) 42 Driver's com­ 48 Toward ry about things that will never 9 gerous foods and products ^e Ms. Lucci’s prime-time motion pic­ one of the most lucrative ever for a Y m r 32 Girl’s nadle Bookies Wept' A cab driver is visions of big heackmes and lots 27 Riata partment (pi I shelter come to pass. (11) - Pink Panther Show examined in this consumer re­ of money when he dreams of a - MOVIE: Tha Promiaa of ture debut, in which she plays a devil daytime star — seven figures. RRCTOVOFVVVIAnoH?, 33 Wing (Fr) tricked into buying an old nag Love' A young woman, who fore­ ftRTRWr? 34 Suture 28 Lubricates 43 Unctuous 49 Confused CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) (B - U.S. IrKloor Diving who loves alcohol Beny Grable. port. making Ns children into baseball who tries to seduce a married Midwes­ goes ediege to marry her Marine Ms. Lucci said she felt the m ovie­ 29 Help in 44 Yemen capital Financial conditions are a tritle Championships Coverage of the (B - Scholastic Sports stars. (R) 35 Augment state Joe Penner. Tom Kennedy boyfriend, finds herself a widow terner (Robert Urich) who has fol­ making experience was good for her, solving a topsy-turvy today. You could Men's and W om en's 3-Meter 1939 Academ y B - Nawton's Appla 36 Counterfeit 45 Writer 51 Farmyard Springboard Finals are presented shortly aftar har husband is as­ lowed the American dream to Califor­ even though she missed her fam ily coin mystery gain from an unexpected ® - MOVIE: Little Miss (S ) - Soapbox signed to Korea. Valerie Bertineli. Marquis de sound from Gamesville, FL min ) (S ~ What About Women nia’s Silicone Valley, airs 8-tO p.m. tremendously for two weeks. By week 37 Angers 30 Barrels source and lose from some­ Marker' A little girl is brought up Jameson Psrfcer. Shsisy Long. 55 Cesium (B - MOVIE: WarGames' A la - MOVIE: Viva Las Vagaa' EDT, May 24. No. 3, Huber and the two children had 39 Donkeys 32 Look closely thing that looks Ilka a shoo-in. A sports car enthusiast and his by bookmakers and racketeers 8 :0 0 P .M . 1980 46 Pins symbol teenage computer whiz, believing SNiiey Temple, Adolphe M en^, 40 Paiuining to 38 Channel AQUARIUS (Jan. 2IFF*b. 19) frierid. the Italian champion, go to Although the 93-pound actress is joined her. he discovered a new video game, Charles Bickford 1934 ( ® C ® - A fta rM A S H Klinger is (suffix) Everything should go smoothly unwittingly challenges tha De­ Las Vegas for the Grand Prix. El­ temhed about having to pass a 11:45 P.M. hopelessly fickle in her role as the “ They spent two weeks in Austria 1 2 3 4 5 e 7 9 9 10 11 12 41 Expert (or you today, provided you fense D^arlment's wargames vis Presley. Ann-Margret 1964 9 ) - Naws Updata Civil Service exam in order to (® - Ljfer tyies of the Rich and ambitious, calculating Erica on ABC’s and then met m e," she said. “ We took 42 Shore u 14 don't let your pride or ego .computer to a global thermoruj- ® - Cotoraoumia @ - Califomia Wina keep Ns job. (R) Famoua “ All M y Children,’’ off screen she is a them to Disneyland. Had a lot of fun.” clear war Matthew Broderick, Experience 46 Buddy dominate your actions. Play It CG-stwSM cii (B .* Being Homoeexual This devoted wife, mother and daughter Dabney Coleman, John Wood. 1 2 :30 P.M . AH in all, Ms. Lucci found out ste 47 Water barrier IS 16 17 humble. ® - Voces V Carol (X I - MOVIE: Mynic documentary features profilss of 1983 Rated PG CS) - Danes Favsf who enjoys quiet suburban living. could survive alone and she th o u ^ t it 50 Opera by 1 PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) « - SportsWorld Today’s pro­ W arrior' Part 1 A young Indian seven gay man arvi woman. Ms. Lucci has lived her entire life in Verdi 11 19 20 Things which are dlfficuR (or ^ 9 - Batman ( £ - Qraatsat Sports Laganda caNs upon his own courage, as was probably good for her children to gram features a 10-round ligh- B ~ MOVIE: The D m p ' A 51 Well (Lat ) 1 ■ others may prove to be easy wen as the mysterious power of New York suburbs. be separated from her. (S ) ~ Evans and Novak '(X ) - High School Bowl twetght bout between Hector young couple vacationing in Bar- 52 Tavern 21 for you today. Don’t discount Macho' Camacho and Rafael Wil­ Ns ancestors, to save Ns people She went to college in Tarrytown, ® - Day of Diacovarv O - ESPN's SidsUnaa muda bacomas involved in in­ “But you also find out very quickly beverage ■ tfielr worth or value If this liams and the Alabama 5 00 stock from destruction. Robert Behan, trigue and tarror centering arourtd N .Y ., north of the city, and she met her 23 24 25 27 29 20 30 B - Misa Dal Domingo (9 ) - Croasfira what’s important to6ou,” she said. 53 Shed bTood should occur. car race. (2 hrs.) Nick Ramus. Victoria Racimo. two sunken ships. Jscqusims Bis- MY B^RBvITS RfsIALUV r r t e T H E KiUDOF P L A C E W H B ? E I'LL BET WH»4 HIS MCM 1984 Austrian husband of 13 years, Helmut After 13 years of making five soap 54 Rapressnta* ■ ARES (March 21-April 19) II ®-Calabrata a a - Mast tha Prsas set, Mcfc None. Robert Shaw. YOU HAVE TO fiO THROJ H A A t t T A L SENDS HIM A CARE THEY'LL 31 ,z ^ ■ 3 3 4 :1 5 P .M . Huber, while she was working as a episodes a week, getting up a S a.m . to FOUND A CAMP K3(^MBTO 6 fives you borrow anything ot value IS ' Porky ft Buga a - Lawmaiisra 'Lawmakars' (X ) - Straight T A 1977. Rated PG. SEARCH IT FOR FILES. ■ reports on the weekly activities of ® ' Sports Update /Games of hostess at the restaurant in the Garden commute to Manhattan, Ms. Lucci said <50 It? TH IS SUAAAAER. DETECTOR ON YOUR W AY IN. 56 ~Auld Lang 34 ^ ■ 3 9 from a friend today, make eve­ B - Mirada Ravival Hour B4 (3D - LHeatyies of tha Rich and 12:00 A.M. Congress.^ Fam ous City Hotel on Long Island. she found the pace of making “Invitk- 1 ry effort to see that It la 4 10:00 A .M . - Sportsworld JIP (C-M OVIE: ToKiBAaown' 57 Determines 37 39 returned In the same condition ® - Spotlight on Government @ - CaMg* Miwnt The couple now lives in Garden'Ci^, tion” luxurious. A young couple in an attempt to \ r value In which you borrowed it. ^ (3) ~ Surtday Morning ■ ( 6 ) - Worfcir>g W om en 4 :3 0 P .M . M WicNta StMa save t h ^ marriage, leave the dty not far from Ms. Lucci’s parents, with She also eqjoyed having the same 40 (33 - Pop! Goes the County for an iadatad island. Thair lan­ . their two small children. ® - MOVIE: Brainstorm' A (8 - MOVIE: Tha Oa-Bow makeup artist who worked on the DOWN ■ 1:00 P.M . dlord turns out to be s psychotic .. 48 (3) - Mass * scientist creates a machine ena­ Incidant* A mob, in saarch of a Then along came the irresistible miniseries “The Thorn Birds’’ and the 42 43 44 4S 49 (XI CD - NBA Baalistball killer, tracks down and executes kiMar. AW t AMa. Blytha Owww. PLACING AN AO in das- (3D > Thraa Stoogas bling one human being to experF invitation to make “Invitation’' and series “Charlie's Angels.” 1 Slightly open ■ I In Playoffs three innocent men. Henry Fonda. Heath L«i6wts. 1972 ^ SO 51 sified Is a very easy, efKe every sensation experi­ 2 Challenge ® > Laava It to Baavar Dana Andrews. Anthony Quinn. Ms. Lucci had to move out to L m The costumes earned an OK from the (X) - MOVIE: Naw Lovs Boat' enced by another. Louise (D - Six MBBen OoBsr M * 3 Cowgirl Event ■ simple process. Just dial iS ) - Naws Updata 1943 - A ngeles for three whole weeks. actress who plays an international S3 94 99 CD - 1S84 Ladias Pro Bowlars Fletcher. Christopher Walken. C£ - MOVIE: 'Cop.Out' An N- 4 Ha(Fr.) 643-2711. We'll help you B - ChaNca of Salvation Tour Natalie W ood 1983 Rated PG B - Newa/8porta/WeMhar coholic radusa. fo rm ^ a law­ “I had never been alone to that model on daytime television. word voor od for maxi­ 5 Fual-cartying 15 97 thip mum response. ± ! L 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Salurdiiy. May 19, 1984 MANUIIl-jSTER HERALD, Saluiday. Ma\ 19. 1984 11 Residents to be paid j rn i 1

back for TV goods ?.¥ i \ Mary P. Bruc* FOCUS /People Mary P. Bruce, 73, of St. Petersberg, Fla., died Sunday in St. Petersberg. She was born in that never arrived Roxbury, Mass., and had iived in Manchester for 20 years untii 19S9. By Bruno V. Ronniello all restitution costs, said Gerson. She was the wife of the late Keith United Press International After months of advertising the C. Bruce. saw attachments on national tele­ Mrs. Bruce was a nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital for HARTFORD — The slate Attor­ vision last yuear, LaBar filed ney General's oflice Friday an- under Chapter 11 in bankrupty many years. Before retiring in 1976, she was employed as a nurse m nouneed a settlement allowing court, claiming $1.13 million in more than 400 Connecticut resi­ debts and $23,000 in assets. at St. Anthony's Hospital in St. Petersberg. dents to be reimbursed for undeli­ Consumer Protection Commi- She was a member of St. James vered merchandise advertised on sioncr Mary Heslin said her office Church in Manchester. national television. has received hundreds of com­ She is survived by a son, Keith L. The ease involved a Connecticut plaints about the LaBar-firm Irom Bruce, of St. Petersberg; a daugh­ lirm that advertised saw blades consumers in more than a dozen and saw guides nationally and then states. ter, Joanne Bergeron, of Williman- went bankrupt, leaving 9,812 con­ tic; two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude "Thi agreement will lully satisfy Lydon, of Walpole, Mass, and Miss sumers who paid $240,000 high and the almost 10,000 consumers who dry. Josephine Cohan of Chicago; and sent in their money and received six grandsons. Among the television subscrib­ nothing." she said. ers who never saw their money or Funeral services were held the products again, were 421 Gerson said the state entered Tuesday in West Roxbury, Mass, Connecticut residents who shelled bankruptcy proceedings that be­ She was buried in St. Joseph's out approximately $12,000 for the gan in November under a 1983 law Cemetery in Massachusetts. K ^ tools. giving states the right to intervene But the case has a happy ending in bankruptcy proceedings to as the result of a historic agree­ protect consumer interests. ment signed Thursday in U.S. He said all affected consumers Fire Calls Bankruptcy Court, said Deputy will receive a postcard by June 16 k x i . Attorney General Elliot F. Gerson. explaining their right to the Patty’s Ger.son said the settlement was a product or a refund. Consumers UPI photo Friday, 11:26 a.m. — brush fire. historic one because it was the first will have ISdaysin which to ask for Spring Street (Town). time in the county a state attorney a refund otherwise they will Friday, 1:15 p.m. — medical general was successful in winning receive the product they ordered Koch named Kentucky colonel call, Manchester Community Col­ restitution for consumers in fed­ within 60 days. lege on Bidwell Street eral bankruptcy court. The agreement also requires the New York City Mayor Edward Koch, colonel by Gov. Martha Layne Collins. (paramedics). ' Under the agreement. Danny C. LaBar firm to stop solicitation and who is known for his propensity to Mrs. Collins, shown presenting Koch Friday, 2:04 p.m. — medical Lennon, president of the bankrupt acceptance of orders and termi­ speak out on issues, Friday received an with a plaque in his City Hall office, is call, 444 Center St. (paramedics).- LaBar Co. of West Mystic, agreed nate its active business and return Friday, 5; 10 p.m. — chemical Before starting out for the day, Patty Rowe, 44, has her hair brushed by Patty Rowe, far right, at breakfast with group home to provide the product or a refund to consurhers all uncashed checks unusual honor for a New Yorker — he Kentucky’s first woman governor. washdown, 152 Green Manor Road within the next 120days and ab.sorb or money orders. was named an honorary Kentucky (Tow n). Ellie Michalkiewicz, a University of Connecticut student who is a staff residents. From left, Susan Pariseau, Stephen member in the Wooc^bridge Street group home. Toconis and John Sullivan. By Adele Angle Connecticut Focus Editor Police brace for trouble at sub launching There i.s some talk in the Sliellered Worksho|i elas.sroom. but not h orn Fatly Rowe'.sendol the table. In Brief i Slowly, i’ain.slakiiigly slowly So slowly an onlooker He said the problem was "not the "They have a right to distribute' GROTON (U P I)— State and city John Dillon said a small group of k Wiints to do it hersell. I’atty ))laeesone binder (lost on a Man charged in attack police Friday expected small crowds Klan. It's what the Klan attract," and Klansmen planned to defy a court leaflets if they so desire," he said, "B uti botird. Her laee is ;i study in eoneentnition She does but volatile combinations of demon­ added that police were bracing for injunction sought by Groton City police they'll be kept in a separate areas." ^ not smile. DANBURY — Police have arrested a New strators rallying outside Electric Boat other actions. "T m sure we'll have civil to restrict them to a small area at the Anti-nuclear organizers of the Coali-' " ' r When she is done, she begin.s I he [iroeess over again. Fairfield man at gunpoint and charged him with shipyards Saturday at the launch of the disobediance on' the part of shipyard. tion to Stop Trident also said the Klan’s. Eventually, the binder posts — a job Irom the criminal attempt to commit homicide on a police Navy's sixth Trident nuclear protesters." Dillon said the Klansman would not plans had prompted them to take extra - University nt Conneelicnl Hetillli Center — are bound officer. L ■ submarine. wear the white supremacist society's security precautions within their own-’ lor the innards ol a eompnler. Fatty must gather the Albert Cahill, 30, was seen Thur.sday night The powerlul 560-foot missile-firing Ku Klux Klan leaders have vowed to submarine, the USS Alabama, will join uniform of white robes and pointed ranks to maintain the peace between hinder po.sls together in bundles ol 20 Sinee she is not acting suspiciously in a car outside the police defy a court injunction restricting them the Naval fleet at an 11:30 cermony hoods, but would mingle with the crowd various rallying groups. able to eoiinl. she uses a board w ilh 20 numbered slots department parking lot about 9:30 p.m., said to a small separate rally area, and to pass out their literature, "W e've put extra attention into on it. When she has filled up every slot on the board, Capt. Bari Dunn. Officers stopped him and saw a before several thousand invited guests mingle with the 700-1000 anti-nuclear "I'd like to see them try to arrest organizing peacekeepers," said she leans baek willi reliel 12-guage shotgun on the front sent of his car. on a graving dock in the Electric Boat demonstrators who plan to gather at company's shipyard. someone normally dressed for just Joanne Sheehan, referring to anti­ "Done, she says, eraeking a huge grin, as her hand The gun turned out to be loaded, and Cahill was the Armed Forces Day event. standing around passing out leaflets," nuclear demonstrators designated to sweeps the binder posts together wearing an Army flak jacket stuffed with 50 The submarine will be officially Dillon said. police their own protest groups. Her grin is the grin ol someone who has just u.sed rounds of ammunition, said Dunn. "We always expect problems... po­ launched under the sponsorship of But Denoia said Friday thatalthough "W e have a good history of our every ounce ol energy to complete a task He said police believe Cahill planned to carry tential problems for violence, " said Barbara E. Dickinson, wile of Rep. the Klan could pass out leaflets, they parties remaining nonviolent even It is a satisfied grin. A proud grin. out some act ol revenge against a police oflicer. Groton City Deputy Chief Nicholas William L. Dickinson from Alabama's had to do it from the restricted area. He when they are yelled at and pushed," Fatty was born menially retarded. Site is 44 years About three hours before Cahill was arrested his Denoia, who said 340 slate and local Second Congressional District. said Klansmen, robed or not, would be she said. "We're hoping that will w - old. Her face is lhat ol a girl's; but lines around her brother-in-law, Walter Hyde, 31. of Danbury, was police would be manning the rally site. Earlier this week, Klan Great Titan arrested if they tried to leave the area. remain that w ay." eyes reveal her age. arrested and charged with illegal possession of a Patty is one ol 103 elienls at the Mtinehester controlled substance. Sheltered Workshop in the old Bentley School. She Cahill was being held on $100,000 bond and Hyde lives in the Woodbridge Street group home. On the on $5,000 bond. UConn among first using heart remedy weekends, and often during the week, she visits at her Enfield man hurt in crash sister Laurie Prytko's home at 34 Robert Rotid. w here r Patty has her own bedroom. Her sister is executive Michael Parlapiano, 25, of Enfield. Conn., was FARMINGTON (UPI) - Doctors at five of the six cases treated so farat the heart attack, Schulman said. 1:41 p.m. May 3. director of the Manchester Association lor Retarded in stable condition in the intensive care unit of the University of Connecticut Health Center's John Dempsey Hospital. He said the drug is a beta blocker Schulman said, "Mr. Gugliemp'^ Citizens. Baystate ^ledical Centers Wesson Unit in Center said Friday the hospital is one of At a news conference, he said the type of medication which blocks the hospital course was uncomplicated, Independence is a new eoneept for Patty. Until her Longmeadow. Mass., Friday after the motorcy­ the lirst in the nation to use a new drug reduces the death rate from heart affects of adrenaline in the body, which and he was discharged on the 11th of father's death in 1979. she lived with him in the cle he was riding collided with a car. injection designed to stop a heart attacks by 36 which means, " if 100 causes the most harmful after effects May to further recover at home.” family's three-family home. When he died, she moved Parlapiano's motorcycle collided with a car attack in its trucks. patients were going to die without it, 36 in an attack. upstairs to live with her sister and her husb;ind. driven by Stanley Van Keung Tang, 20, of Flanked by one of the first men percent given it would not have died.” Schulman said, "the new medication Walter. Longmeadow. at the corner of Shaker and Maple treated with the drug on a non- The American Heart Association At the news conference, Schulman is heralding the new era in treatment of For the last three years, Patty's world has roads at about 6 p m. Thursday, police said. experimental basis in the country, the estimates that in 1984 roughly 1.5 introduced the first patient treated at heart attacks," in which doctors work expanded lo the workshop and the group home. She No charges were liled but the crash was being cardiologist said the drug signified nut million Americans will suffer a heart | the UConn Health Center with the drug, to halt a heart attack in progress, travels. She bowls on Thursdays. She's going on a investigated, police said only a strong weapon agtiinst the attack, or a acute myocardial infarc­ which was approved by the Food and rather than let it take its course. group home camping trip in October. attacks but also a new era in tion Of these, the AHA says 500,000 will Drug Administration after recent And, most important ol all. perhaps, she works. cardiology. die. Swedish studies revealed its promise. "Years ago, physicians would justsit This day she'll work in the workshop's kitchen, Tirozzi critical of spending "The drug holds promise in reducing back and watch passively when patient spooning egg salad into cups. Eventually this egg The drug, metoprolol tartrate, has Schulman said Pasquale Guglielmo, the death rate from heart attacks, the came in with a heart attack," Schul­ salad will end up as a shul-in's hineh. The workshop NEW HAVEN — State Education Commi.s- been used for years in tablet form to the owner of a Hartford miniature golf Yr country's number one killer,” said Dr. light high blood pressure, but has never man said ."N ow physicians are taking packs lunehes for the Meals on VVheels program sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi criticized legislators course, was treated with the drug when a more interventional approach to Peter Schulman, who supervised the been injected into patients suffering a " ”■ - " '> In the kitchen P;itly wears a bike helmet. That's F'riday lor failing to provide enough money to he arrived at the emergency room at patients with heart attacks.” improve public education. beetiuse she's suffered .seizures in the hist year Tirozzi said legislators were reluctant to spend Though much of her world is earpeU;d. the gleaming the money needed to improve schools, despite workshop kitchen isn't, .so the helmet is a safely recent national reports critical of mediocrity in precaution. many aspects of public education. Dodd, Weicker earn lots from speaking Later in the day. Patty w ill also howl at the Ptirkade "M ore rhetoric than deed has been the end Lanes. At the Sheltered Workshop on Hollister Street, Patty The board is divided into 20 numbered sections. She places a result in promoting meaningful educational continued from page 1 hud three multi-millionaires among its In addition to Weicker's Cuban I m a good bowler." she says, showing off her honoraria, of which he gave $5,650 to orange bowling shirt. change. " Tirozzi said in a speech prepared for was given $132,450 and donated $3,385. 12 senators — Kennedy, Pell and cigars, only two other New England charity. painstakingly bundles binder posts together in bunches of 20. binder post on each section. delivery during graduation exercises at Southern Because the senators are. required Weicker. senators reported receiving gifts. Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., re­ Connecticut State University. ■only to list their holdings and liabilities At least two others — Humphrey and Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-vt., reported ported he and his wife had holdings He cited statistics showing Connecticut ranks in broad categories and not in specific Chafee — appeared to approach the receiving a $350 original letter by ranging to about $380,000, and said he second in the nation in per capita income, but 43rd amounts, it is extremely difficult, if not millionaire level, although that was Rudyard Kipling, while Sen. William received $29,350 on the 1983 lecture in state funding for public schools and a decline in impossible, to determine their net impossible to determine. Aides to both Cohen, R-Maine, said he was given a circuit. the federal share of spending for local education worths. Also, several members, includ­ said they did nSt believe the men were $125 statue. budgets. ing Kennedy, have most of their millionaires. "These factual statements do not reflect on a Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., wasthe holdings in blind trusts, which are not Kennedy's statement showed his Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine, only senator from the region whose national commitment to public schools, nor do listed. income from several trusts was well reported relatively modest net hold­ they place education high on the national report was missing. He was given a As a result, it appeared the region into the category which has no ceiling. ings and said he received $29,650 in agenda. " Tirozzi said. 15-day extension. "Rather, they represent a regression, or at best a status quo commitment to educating America's children," said Tirozzi, who received an alumni award during Friday's ceremonies at Southern. Tufts awards student posthumous degree MEDFORD, Mass. George and Beverly Lo- was hit from behind at a fessors all praised her stable condition Friday in herself because her work Yale union approves walkout (UPI) - Tufts Univer­ cascio will travel to the traffic light. work of being as the the intensive care 'unit of was of high quality and sity, in a rare move NEW HAVEN — Union clerical and technical school from their St. Pe­ "This is an exception to highest quality,” Buglass Lahey Clinic in because of the tragedy of initiated by faculty workers at Yale University have voted to walk off tersburg, Fla., home to the rule," said Tufts spo­ said. "They really ex­ Burlington. the situation," Buglass members, will award a the job for one day next week to protest their lack pick up the master's de­ kesman Ralph Buglass. pected her to be a tre- " I t ’s done in this cose as said of the unusual degree posthumously to a of a complete contract with the Ivy League gree May 20. Their daugh­ "I can't say for sure a meondous service in her a tribute to the student decision. university. graduate student killed ter. Karen Locascio, 27| of posthumous degree has field in occupational ther­ two weeks before com­ Members of Local 34 of the Federation of Belmont, was killed when never been awarded. But apy. She was already mencement, allegedly by 9 University Employees, AFL-CIO, voted 938-311 to the car she and her it's quite rare." working in her field at 9 a drunken driver. stage the walkout Wednesday in addition to other husband were riding in Ms. Locascio was two Mclean Hospital in public actions during Yale's commencement and wrecks shy of receiving a Belmont." reunion weekends. master's degree in occu­ The victim's husband, "The workers will leave their jobs for to day, Fish end up in Maine pational therapy at the Robert S. Dhimos, 31, was GRIMALDI'S but it is not yet clear what they will do.” chief time of the May 6 crash on also seriously injured in During a relaxed moment, WOOLWICH, Maine Route 3A in Burlington. ,the crash. He was in union negotiator John W. Wilhelm said Friday. ganic farmer, was glad to Patty breaks into a smile. He said he expects a "significant " number of the (U P I) — New York didn't get hold of the fish to use "She had completed all [GREENHOUSES! 2,600 union members to join the action. want them and neither did as an organic fertilizer. her course work and was •'A ♦ V l Bruce L. Chrisman, vice president of adminis­ Lewiston. But Jim and in the middle of her THANKSGIVING “SreclTOs OFT^W EteK” tration at Yale, said he was disappointed by the Joan Economou wer^ de­ dissertation, and her pro­ union decision. "'We believe that to reach an lighted to have them; NOVENA TO ST. lUDE Hiap||£,^CHM M . 9S agreement requires action on the bargaining nearly five tons of frozen 0 My St. Ml, Ipiilli M Mityi, table, not on the streets," he said. fish. Hake and whiting, to 13828521 FstiinitaalridiiiiindKiaif pnwHAS, Misam, aiv iw m ■ The union signed a partial contract with Yale be exact. kiiiaM il hill Ctriit, fiitlM irtita)- I VIOnM U PUNIS last month and has continued negotiations on The 200 42-pound boxes ■iifdl«liiiiai)Nra«i$Mt'N- JJ»J2(/RCNO/C^ economic issues including wages, pensions, of faulty fish were then aiiitiMilMf.IiyNllmn- benefits and job security. offered to the Good She­ PAIN CLINIC Mm fiM th apHi If ly kwt M WT' pherd Food Bank in Le­ for chronic pain & Illness UUtCEVNRIEtY OF OERMIUIIS, liMlykttiiitaiMliiiimatli ANNUALS. HANOme BASNETS,« Photos by Al Tarquinio wiston, which trucked CERTIFIED M.D. ACUPUNCTURIST pat PMi II CM ti ly itmtin. VE6ETABLE PLANTS City residents lose phones them to Maine and put the Hilyaii lypnartafatHtMi" -T--' NELSON CHANG, M.D. 10% DISCOUNT FOR NEW B RITAIN — A massive telephone outage catch in freezers. The food (former Neurosurgeon) tia. Il niai I pnain li ym bank offered the fish to ■wlwMMcwiyiihkiinM. SENIOR CITIZENS interrupted service to about 40,000 city residents Psychiatry • Neurology • - for two hours Friday, Southern New England several non-profit organi­ Siy ttm "hr Fitkn, rba Hal dmecTioNa: M W ATRoiii' Telephone Co. said. zations and soup kitchens Msyiidllaiu.’’ MlicitiBaMh ROAD, aOLTON, CT. (AT THI ^ ' % GREATER HTFD, PAIN CLINIC IND OF BOLTON CSh TI r '^ Describing the problem as "very serious," but couldn't find any pMidStUynylaaidilirii takers. 701 CoMage Grove Rd., Bldg. “C" ROAD 0 0 ITRAIOHT AND company spokesman Michael Gomez said aidiyiaM. laatlliiiiMilBt FALLOW THE DIAD END SKBI.) Wearing a helmet in the Sheltered Workshop So an official called Jim Bloomfield, Ct. iiw hn koM ti hi. I km W ay telephone service went out at 10:56 a m, and was kitchen, Patty spoons mounds of egg salad into restored'at 12:50 p.m. Economou, who owns the raiBt imM. Finishing up the day, Patty bowls with other clients trom me Swango Farm in Wool­ Sims. B58-1862 BImfId. 243-3903 cups. The Workshop bakes bread and makes Sheltered Workshop. Bowling is one of her favorite pastimes. wich. Economou, an or­ cold suppers for Meals on Wheels Clients bowl on Thursdays. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 19, 1984 MANC HESTKH HERALD. Saturday, Muy 19, 1984 - U

Advice Weddings

Lover’s favor to his friend t makes woman feei cheated

DEARABBY; "Gary, - concerned. How would you settle it, Abby? the man I live with, ..' 7 ’ informed me on Saturday MOTHER IN THE MIDDLE - I night that we would have I I to be out of the house on Dear Abby Sunday afternoon be­ DEAR MOTHER: All cause he promised to do three girls should be his friend "Johnny" a Abigail Van Buren treated as individuals. favor. When I asked him Having been bom to­ 1W — .. what kind of favor, he told gether should not deprive me that Johnny wanted to Karen and Karla of their yr use our house to meet with rights as individuals. his lawyer. Johnny is Each sister should occupy married and has two DEAR DISGUSTED: them to have to share a the private room for an agreed length of time. young children. Well. I Yes. Because you no room while Heather has a came home a little early longer respect him, can’t private room all to her­ DEAR ABBY: I read and was shocked to dis­ trust him and didn't want self. So Karla and Karen cover that Johnny was to sleep in the same bed want Heather to move out your advice to "Unsure About Rocky.’’ You said, using the house to commit Johnny and his girlfriend of her room for about six Taste of adultery! used to commit adultery. months while one twin "Spaying a female redu­ Abby. Gary knew what moves into the private ces her chance of uterine the Apple ./ Johnny wanted to use our DEAR ABBY: We are room, and the other twin infections..." house for and he allowed having an ongoing battle shares a room with Since the uterus is re­ Girl Scout Troop 603 moved in doing a spay, it's it. I never thought Gary at our house, which I hope Heather. After six recently took a field would help a n yb ^y cheat you can settle. We have months, the other twin like saying, "A guillotine will reduce the chances of on his wife because he three children, Karen and will get the private room trip to New York City. caught his first wife Karla. lO-year-old twins, and repeat the cycle. a headache.” Top left, Judy Curry, IRENE BRYANT, cheating on him; that's and Heather, who is 8. We Heather is heartbroken. ______D.V.M. Becky Pidlak and why he divorced her. live in a small apartment She doesn't want to move I told Gary that I no Elizabeth Cleaves and have only two bed­ out of her room because (If you put off writing from left, pose out­ longer respected him, rooms for the three girls, she has helped select the letters because you don't Mrs. Lawrence F. Pugrab couldn't trust him and I so the twins have always carpet, curtains, etc., and know what to say, send for side a shop in China­ Mrs. Martin Frank Szeber Mrs. David Alan Welch Mrs. Curtis J. Plander didn't want to sleep in the shared one bedroom and she feels it is “ her" room Abby's complete booklet town. At top right, same bed Johnny and his Heather has had a room to for eternity. On the other on letter-writing. Send leader Pamela Brod­ girlfriend used to commit herself. » hand, each twin feels she ybur name and address Szeber-Jensen Welch-Sylvester Plander-Bartlett Pugrab-Pillard adultery. Then I packed When they were little, should have a turn at the clearly printed with a erick, Dawn Mertz, up and moved out. everyone was happy be­ private room, too. check or money order for front, and Jennifer Diane Jensen of Newington, daughter of Mr. and Virgina Ann Sylvester, daughter of Mrs. Anna Ann Caroline Bartlett, daughter of Mrs. Henry Tami Jean Pillard, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Gary says he can't cause the twins always They have been I ighting $2.50 (this includes pos­ Pavelack chat with Mrs. James Jensen of Cheshire, and Martin Frank Sylvester of 211 Homeslead St., and the late John Trac> Bartlett of East Hartlord and the late Henry "Charles R. Pillard of 16 Lodge Drive, and Lawrence understand w hy I left him. wanted to be together. But like cats and dogs over tage) to; Abby, Letter the Amtrak conduc­ Szeber of East Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sylvester, and David Alan Welch, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Bartlett, and Curtis James Plander. son of Mr. Francis Pugrab, son of Mrs. Stanley Pugrab ol 45 Can you? all of a sudden the twins this, and I want to do what Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Szeber of Manchester, were married May 12 in J. Welch Sr. of Meriden, were married May 12 al Si and Mrs Harry Plander of Glastonbury, were Norman St., and the late Stanley J. Pugrab, were DISGUSTED feel that it's not fair for would be fair for all Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) tors. In center, Eliza­ Cheshire Lutheran Church. Francis of Assisi Church in South Windsor. married May 12 at St. Chri.stophcr Church. East married March 31 at St. James Church. beth Cleaves, Amy The Rev. Carl Shera officiated at the double ring Hartlord. I ’he bride is tbe niece of Floyd Kelsey of The Rev.Francis V. Krukowsky officiated at the Warenda and Amy The Rev. Gedrge Heider of Hamden, officiated at ceremony. Cindy Schultz of Meriden was organist and Mancbe.stcr. mass and double ring ceremony. The bride was given Harris, from left, the double ring ceremony. June Evans of Cheshire John Barillaro of Meriden was soloist. The bride was The Rev. William E. McGrath oflicialed at the in marriage by her father. Ex-smoker turns runner, was organist. The bride was given in marriage by her given in marriage by her brother. John M. Sylvester ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Mrs, Debbie Kim h’erguson. of Manchester, sister of stand with a Hanson father. Jr. of Manchester. Godlather. Charles Sidney Bartlett of Easthampton, the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were. Cab driver for a Mary Pollina of Norton, Mass., was matron of Kathy Gerich of Manchester was maid of honor. Mass. Ann Pillard of M anchi^er, sister of the bride. Toni horse and carriage honor. Bridesmaids were Giselle Schellinger of Bridesmaids were Karen Sylve.ster of Easl Hartford, Lynn McLaughlin was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Chaia of East Hartford, and Lynn Hebert of and wants to breathe again ride around Central Wallingford, cousin of the bride, Elizabeth Szeber of cousin of the bride, Donna Bilodeau. Julie Gremmo were Elizalieth Miller and Cheri Genovese. Mancbesler. Jodi Pugrab of South Windsor, niece of Manchester, sister of the groom, and Cynthia and Lynn Tremblay, all of Manchesler, and Sue Brian Cruickshanks was best man. Ushers were the groom, was junior bridesmaid and Kaley Pillard Park. At bottom, the Falzorano of Farmington. Mitchell of Enfield. Nicole Sylvester ol Colchester, Harry Plander Jr., and Steve Hippier. of Manchester, niece of the bride, was flower girl. DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 weight training. You can girls wait at Hart­ niece of the bride, was flower girl. After a reception al Veteran’s Memorial Clubhouse John Alosky ol Manchester, nephew of the groom, quit smoking 41 days ago lilt one weight or do one Joe Breen of Hartford was best man. Ushers were Alan Scott of Plainville was besf man. Ushers were in Easl Hartford, the couple left on a wedding trip to was best man. Ushers were Bill Pugrab and Stan ford’s Union Station Craig Fowler of Farmington, Donald Chamberlain of today. I smoked heavily exercise and rest and to board the train. Jack Welch ol Wallingford. Larry Welch ol Meriden, Bar Harbor. Maine. They will make their home in Pugrab. both of South Windsor, brothers of the groom, for 35 years, I knownl'll repeat so that you don't do Manchester, and Neil Sullivan of Dudley. Mass. and Jamie Welch of Meriden, brolhers ol ihe groom. Glastonbury and Bill Pillard ol Manchesler, brother of the bride. never smoke again as I'm Your Health so many that you need to Photos by Linda Warenda After a reception at the Laurel View Country Club in Marc Pappandrea and Mark Polvani. bolh of The bride is a graduate ol Penny High School and The ring bearer was Thomas Ferguson of Manches­ already feeling much bet­ breathe too fast or deeply. Hamden, the couple left on a wedding trip to Europe. Meriden. Michael Levy of New Hampshire, nephew of Morse School ol Business. She is employed by the ler, nephew of the bride. ter. I try to jog at least Lawrence Lamb, M.D. You don’t have to really They will make their home in East Hartford. the groom, was ring bearer. State Department ol Transportation. After a reception at the Army & Navy Club the three times a week, but I push yourself to do After a reception at the Elk’s Club in East Hart lord, The groom is a graduate of Glastonbury High couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. They are get out of breath so strength exercises that The bride earned her bachelor's degree in clinical the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They School He is employed as a carpenter. making their home in Manchester. dietetics, at the University of Connecticut and her quickly I can only jog will be adequate to de­ will make their home in Meriden. The bride is employed by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. about three blocks. velop muscles. master’s degree from the Hartford Graduate Center, The bride is a 1979 graduate of Manche.ster High East Hartford and the groom is employed by Temco in health care maintenance. She is employed as chief Is there anything I can School and is a hairdresser at 3rd Dimension Hair Mechanical Contractors of B;ast Hartford. do to improve my brea­ You’ll want to read the dietitian at Newington Children's Hospital. Design of Manchester. The groom is a 1976 gnidua te of H e a lth L e t t e r 17-8, thing? I really enjoy my You may benefit from less, even if it's slow The groom received his bachelor’s degree in Platt High School in Meriden and a 1980 gradutife of Chronic Bronchitis and jogging and would like to medications to dilate your accounting from Boston College. He is enrolled in tht Nasson College. Maine and a 1982 graduate of Clark walking. That can do a lot Emphysema, which I ’m increase my running dis­ air passages and from master's program at the Hartford Graduate Center of University, Worcester, Mass. He is a special to help your overall physi­ sending you. Others who About Town Engagements tance. I'm 53 years old. breathing exercises. cal conditioning and if you Computer Science. He is employed as a systems education teacher in Meriden, He is also an actor and want this issue can send 75 I don't know what your analyst for Computech Corp. director at House ol Dclaval in Plainville. need to lose weight it will c e n ts w ith a lo n g, DEAR READER: Stop­ height and weight are but help. stumped, self-addressed Walch-Constantine ping smoking was the if you are heavy, losing Elected head of club Appointed as coordinator You'll need to keep your envelope for it to me, in most important thing you weight might help with exercise level low enough News for Senior Citizens Mr, and Mrs. Allan P. Walch of 213 Blue Ridge care of the Manchester Raymond E. Bogue of 39 Bryan Drive has been Robert C. Henrickson, 48 Judith Drive, has been could have done to im­ your breathing during Drive, announce the engagement oil their daughter. that your lungs can meet Herald, P.O. Box 1551, elected president of the Square Circle Club of appointed as Manchester coordinator for the Tax prove your breathing. jogging. your body’s oxygen re­ Pamela Jean Walch. of Cambridge, Mass., to David Radio City Station, New Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons. Counseling for the Elderly. The appointment was However, not all lung You can do many useful B. Constantine of Stoneham, Mass., son of Mr. and quirements. If you get Austin Backes was re-elected secretary-treasurer. made at the recent meeting ol Chapter2399 of AAR P. d a m a ge in v o lv e d is York, N.Y. 1(K(19. Mrs. Paul L. Constantine of Melrose. Muss. exercises and not become breathless or your heart The club meets each Monday from 9 a.m. to noon, for reversible. George Larson, assistant district coordinator for Plants, baseball, theater The bride-elect is a graduate of Manchester High short of breath if you're rate gets too fast, slow Congratulations on See a pulmonary spe­ card-playing and social gathering. All retired Master this national AARP-sponsored program, announced willing to give up jogging. down or stop. kicking a habit that was School and Bales College. She taught in the cialist and have pulmo- Masons and their friends are invited. the appointment at the meeting. He also presented Try walking at a pace that You could also improve obviously leading to se­ Manchester School system in 197»78 and is currently narv function tests done. certificates of appreciation to 20 tax counselors. doesn't get you breath­ your muscle tone with rious problems. employed by the Lexington Books division of D C. DCYS sponsors meeting Those receiving certificates were: Joseph M. lined up In weeks ahead Heath and Company in Lexington, Mass. She is an Murphy, retiring Manchester coordinator; John M. MBA candidate al Babson College. The Connecticut Department of Children and Youth Dormer, retiring assistant coordinator; Catherine R. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Services will sponsor a free educational meeting May Anderson, Frank E. Bell. Richard J, Berggr^n, Mark Editor’s note: this column is The following Thursday, the up at 8 a.m.: return trips al r2:30 prepared by the stafi of the Melrose High School and Babson College and attended Divorced woman feels guilty 23 at 7 p.m. at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Bogdan, Elena Case, Lois Churila, Robert W. Bennet Junior High Choral Group, and 3:15 p.m. New England College. He is employed by Metropoli­ Main St. McComb, Tess Monson, John Muschko. Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ under the direction of Mel Lump­ • Tuesday: 9 a m shopping bus: pears in the Herald on Wednesdays tan Pipe and Supply in Cambridge, Mass. He is also a The topic: becoming a foster or adoptive parent for Also: Alice O’Neill, Sumner A. Roberts, James J. kin, will be here at the center to 10 a.m. sqtrare dancing class; noon and Saturdays. graduate student al Babson College, victims of child abuse. The public welcome. Seiler, Frederick A. Towle, Herbert A. Verbarge, entertain you. I have been told that lunch: 12:30 p.m. bus returns from A July 24 wedding is planned in Conway. N H. Eileen W. Wilson, Anna Doucette, Frank C. VanCleef they are quite good, so please don't shopping; 1:30 p.m, exerci.se with over incest her ex committed Jr., and Michael Muschko. By Joe Dimlnico miss it. Cleo. Association plans dinner Acting Director Individuals interested in attend­ • Wednesday; 10 a.m. Friend­ International Date Line DEAR DR. BLAKER: food to regulate their Manchester Arts Association will have its annual ing the showing of "Lucifer and the ship Circle; pinochle games; noon The International Date Line is a-zigzag line that Five years ago my hus­ tensions because they are Resident receives award Greetings. Gardeners are re­ Law yer," at the Manchester Com­ lunch: 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 dinner Friday at Manchester Country Club, starting minded that the annual senior approximately coincides with the 180th meridian and band, whom I have since usually "good girls" and Robert Gorman of Manchester was recently munity College main auditorium, p.m. arts and crafts class; 1:30 at 6; 30 p.m. with a social hour, followed by dinner. citizen Plant Sale will continue this is where each calendar day begins. divorced, sexually se­ therefore would not turn presented with an "Outstanding Advocate" award by may do so free of charge. Perfor­ p.m. exercise class: bus pick up at Ask A program has been planned by Grace Tedford and weekend from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The duced our 11-year-old to drugs, alcohol or dis­ the Connecticut Chapter of the American Association mances are slated for Saturday 8 a.m. return trips at 12: .30 and 3:15 Mary Daly for after-dinner entertainment. For center is offering a wide variety of daughter. I am still recov­ Dr. Blaker plays of anger. They are reservations contact Terry Ronson. on Mental Deficiency. and Sunday, and will begin at 8 p.m. ering from the trauma of perfectionists and are flowers and vegetables and they p.m. • Thursday; 10 a.m. orchestra Winners of the art of the month for April were: Gorman received the award for more than 30 years are reasonably priced. All pro­ that event. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. constantly frustrated by a of volunteer work on behalf of the mentally retarded. Individuals interested in learn­ rehearsal; noon lunch; 1p.m. slate The Phylles Valz, first place, for her oil painting, on ceeds from the sale will go to When my daughter told world over which they display at Mary Cheney Library. Second place was a He was cited at the recent spring convention of the ing about the Circuit Breaker Rep. James McCavanagh: bus me about the incident and have so little control. benefit our meals program. program, are reminded that a pick up at 10 a.m.; return trip after tie between Louise Wilthy’s watercolor, on display at chapter for his work in the development of residential Baseball fans are reminded that wedding ring: it was confirmed by my An eating disorder First Federal Savings, and a reverse painting on glass and vocational services for retarded persons and for representative will be at the center lunch. Mrs, Kent Randall Murphy husband. I felt very clinic at a medical center there will be a registration on May on June 1 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. • Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage by Karol Kemp, on display at Johnson Paint, and an s e ein g as president and an active member of various 22 for the Red Sox vs. Seattle game guilty. I still feel guilty. will begin to tackle the oil painting by Urban Coombs, on display at Marvin's private, non-profit organizations serving the needs of The Arthritis Support Group will and ches.s; 10 a.m bingo; exercise a loving Perhaps I did something problem by first stopping slated for June 30. The price of the threatening. to your daughter imme­ Paint. the retarded. be having a program here at the with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. — or didn't do something the vdlniting and teaching affair is $16. which includes center on June 4 from 12:30 to 1; 30 Murphy-Hamiiton diately about your obser­ Third place went to Jean Argiros, a pastel on setback games; 1:30 p.m. exer­ — that caused this embar­ your daughter new ways transportation and admission. p.m. The topic to be discussed will DEAR DR. BLAKER: I vations and get her some display at Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. at the cise; bus pick up at 8 a.m,; return C ^th ia Ann Hamilton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.^ V tradition. rassing situation. Should I to handle anxiety. She will Club to have banquet Individuals attending the Coach- think my 17-year-old professional help. Parkade. be "Microsurgery and Joint Re­ trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. Pat/^rooks Hamilton of Raleigh. N.C., and Kent feel guilty? probably need prolonged light presentation of “ Gypsy" on placement." Please don’t miss this daughter has a serious It sounds like she may Manchester Junior Women's Club will have its Randall Murphy of Wheaton, Md., son of Mrs. Wedding rings therapy. May 23, are reminded that the bus informative program. MENU FOR WEEK: problem. Although she he a victim of bulemia, an annual banquet and installation of officers on May 24 Charlotte M. Beebe of Manchester, and David R. have been DEAR READER: If You are fortunate (and will be leaving the Pic 'n Save maintains a steady weight eating disorder charac­ Murphy of West Hartford, were married May 12 at around almost as you do feel so guilty, it so is your daughter) that Friends plan potiuck at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Cocktails will be at parking lot at 10:30 a.m. GLORIA WEISS, registered that is appropriate to her terized by binge-and- 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7. Monday: stuffed cabbage, First Baptist Church in Raleigh. long as weddings might be best to seek you saw the symptoms. Also, individuals attending the dietitian, will be having a discus­ height, I sometimes no­ purge behavior. For Friends of Tolland Region Department of Mental mashed potatoes, vegetables, des­ A fttr a reception at the church the couple left on a themselves. The professional help. The behavior is often so A business meeting and installation of officers will Julie Andrews Concert at the sion on low sodium diets this use of the tice that large amounts of some, this pattern has Retardation will sponsor a potiuck dinner and sert, beverage. wedding trip to Hawaii. They will make their home in Incest can come about secretive that no one follow. For more information contact Feme Paster­ Hartford Civic Center on May 23, Monday at the center from 12:15 to food disappear from the turned into a 8100 a day presentation Tuesday at the Sheltered Workshop, 57 nak, 643-7222. Tuesday: fish sandwich, soup, Vacaville, Calif. wedding ring was when the mother is sick or becomes aware of it until are reminded that the bus will be 1:15 p.m. This is the last of the first recorded in kitchen. food habit where they Hollister St. dessert, beverage, The bride is a graduate of the University of North non-functional and leaves serious medicai compli­ leaving from the senior center at? hypertension series. ancient Egypt. It Last night, forexample, may consume up to 55,000 Dinner will be from 5 to 6 p.m. Gary D. Aronowitz, Wednesday: hamburger on roll, Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before her marriage she had a vacuum into which the cations arise. p.m. sharp. was worn on the I am certain that she ate calories in an hour or two J .D., willspeak on legal issues and estate planning for Educators meet parents Our legal aid attorney will see potato chips, three-bean salad, been employed by The Bill Cobey for Congress father pulls the daughter. On May 22, Manchester Com­ third finger of the 9 an entire loaf of bread, a and then induce vomiting the developmentally disabled 17 p.m. In addition, Mel people on Thursday, May 24. If you dessert, beverage. Committee. A more common situa­ Parents and educators of learning disabled children munity College will be having left hand because half gallon of ice cream, and repeat the behavior Scared of snakes? Hawthorne will speak on the development of normal have a problem, call the center for Thursday: veal patty, mashed tion, however, occurs will meet May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational “ Rise and Shine Day” for individu­ The bridegroom is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force that finger was believed to be connected by an artery several batches of coo­ as often as four times a Afraid of fiying? Nervous and abnormal behavior. James Mulcahy, supervisor an appointment. potatoes, broccoli, dessert, when the father becomes Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. als 60 and older.'' The program Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. ■ and the to the heart. During the late Roman Empire, a young kies, the leftover fried day. Others take laxatives about leaving your home? of recreation, Tolland region, will speak on Lady golfers are reminded that beverage. non-functional and the ^ v e r ly Johnson, a teacher from Newington features a guest speaker as well as Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences in maiden would receive a gold engagement ring. The chicken and drank a gal­ to prevent their bodies Get help from Dr. Blak- recreational resources. the league will begin on May 29 at Friday: egg salad on roll, soup, mother steps in to fill the Children's Hospital's education department, will entertainment from the Beethoven Bethesda, Md. He is a resident in general surgery. ring symbolized an everlasting love that would never lon of milk. from retaining the enor­ er’s newsletter “If You Participants with names beginning A to M should 8:30 a.m. at Red Rock Golf Course, dessert, beverage. vacuum, creating a void discuss the hospital's summer school program for • Singers. If interested, please stop tarnish, just like the metal from which it was made In I used to think it was mous amounts of food Are Phobic.” Send 50 bring main dishes; those N to R salads, and those S to Individuals who have not regis­ in the w ife’s role. The learning disabled children. by the front office. If in need of 1554, Queen Mary chose a “ plain hoop of gold" for just my imagination when they consume. cents and a stamped, Z desserts. Participants should bring paper plates and tered have until this Tuesday. PINOCHLE SCORES: Ernest father, who then feels For more information call Bonnie Gearin, 649-4797. transportation to the affair, please her marriage to Philip of Spain, establishing the that happened because The young women who self-addressed envelope utensils. Call 871-6565 or 487-1300. Starting times for the league will Desrocher, 653; Rene Maire, 629; inferior and not enough of notify the senior center. prestige of the simple gold wedding band. At that she is not fat. What should fall victim to this disorder to Dr. Blaker, in care of he posted on the bulletin board on Harry Pospisil, 595; Annette time, the wedding ring was worn on the third finger of a man to enjoy sex with I do? the Manchester Herald, Golden Agers to meet May 24. < Hillery, 560; Robert Schubert, 546; the right hand in some cultures. And during the reign his wife, approaches the usually begin eating to DON’T FORGET, next Thurs­ P.O. Box 475, Radio City Lampshade couree offered Bob Aheam, 538. of Henry VIII, it was fashionable to wear a wedding daughter who is less relieve feelings of anger Station, New York, N.Y. The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at day after lunch, state Rep. James SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: DEAR READER: Talk and depression. They use The Manchester Recreation Department will ring on the thumb!* 10019. the Manchester Senior Citizen Center, East Middle McCavanagh will at the center BRIDGE SCORES; Nadine Mal- sponsor a class in pierced and cut lampshades Turnpike. to discuss legislative matters beginning May 31 from 9 to 11:30 p.m. at the Arts • Monday: 7:30,p.m. Men’s Golf com, 4,340; Tom Giordano, 3,760; Today, rings are involved in millions of American / pertinent to the elderly. Now is the League; 10 a.m. bingo; noon Helen Hardacre, . 3,500; Hans OPEN FOR SEASON weddings every year. And most of those rings are real Building. Cost is $15. Eleanor Agnelli will instruct. time to address any concerns on (^11 647-309 before May 28. student to visit France lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; Bensche, 3,470; Lillian Evans. 6am til Dusk karat gold. After all — Thoughts state legislative matters. 1:30 p.m. exercise class; bus pick 3,460; Helen Silver, 3,200. Michelle ^ te , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hanging Plants Women’s network meets Ck)te of Academy Street, will spend July in France as As a cimsiian, 1 am deeply that makes my heart sing like the part of the N A C ^ French Discovery Program She Fusciila, VarlMni. Annuals, to sing "Am erica the Beautiful," HARTFORD — Hartford Women’s Network will Nothing else feels like real gold. concerned about our natural envir­ mountains do; there is no sacred and know that it is. will stay with the Piguet family. The Piguet* son Jean Vag. Plants, Pansies, meet Monday at S; 30 p.m. at the Hartford College for Cottege Notes Nothing else makes any moment so precious. onment. I have tried to share some music that moves me as the ocean Be a lover of the earth; support stayed with the Cotes last July. Women in the Auerbach Science Center gallery. 30 Camstary Logi and of this concern in the thoughts of does; no clothing as beautiful as conservation legislation; care for Elizabeth St. Michelle is a student at East Catholic High School Attends honors seminar National Honor Society and the French Club. Baskets-Avallabla the past few days. the crocus; no dramatic produc­ your little patch of earth; don't She has studied French for three years. She is among The program, "Celebration of Local Women in Jesus loved the earth. His stories tion as powerful as a mid-summer litter! Wherever you go this spring 'b OLTON — Mythill Venkatakrishnan, a junior at Art,” will feature a performance by Frances Sharp, 1 J**® ?'*" in France Is degree candidate were filled with birds, plants and thunderstorm. and summer, leave that place a NACEL is seeking host families for 200 French Bolton High School, recently participated in the iMcConville's Greenhouses Hartford-based actress and teacher, and an exhibi­ flowers. He had a deep apprecia­ As an American, I am concerned little nicer because you were there. teenagers who will visit the U.S. in July. The students Connecticut Honors Seihinar, at the University of Frank Carl Jaworski of 33 Clyde Road was among 302 Woodbridge St. tion of crafts and art by Connecticut women artisU. tion for the things of nature. I share about this native land of ours. I pay their own airfare, bring spending money and Connecticut. more than 7,000 students to receive degrees at Manchester, Gt. Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson The cost is $10. Dessert and coffee will be served. that love. There is no cathedral want my grandchildren to be able This was a convention for distinguished high school Indiana University this month. South United Methodist For information call 523-1176. SmUh S“ * students. Miss Venkatakrishnan is a member of the He received a master of arts degree. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 19. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 19. 1984 - 1 .''.

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Potluck planned at Center SPORTS Shelter was team effort Camp to celebrate The following events have been scheduled at Center COLUMBIA — Center Church Camp Asto Wamah, Congregational Church for the coming week: located on Columbia Lake, will celebrate its 75th Monday — 6:30 a.m., Grace Group l^Uuck and anniversary today at 2 p.m. at the camp. Route 87 of many churches here program; 2 p.m., prayers (or healing, library. West. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room, Indians’ title hopes Memorabilia will be on display and refreshments coordinators Barbara Baker and Joan O'Lough­ 7-30 p.m., department of fellowship, R obins Room. Nancy Carr is executive director of the will be'served. William Tuthill, longtime chairman of lin. Each put in 20 odd hours a week keeping the Wednesday — 6;30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation Manchester Area Conference of Churches. the camp committee, will be honored for his services. shelter running. Operating a home away from The event is planned rain or shine. The public is Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, Choral home for 145 men and women was a full-time job Thursday — 9:30 a.m'., adult education, Robbins invited. ended by nine enors Bv Nancy Carr plus. Room- 7:30 p.m.. Handbell Choir, Carrier Room. MACC executive director Along with Skip Johnson and Nick La Pentaj^ Sex makes a difference other co-captain, was 2-^for-5 with a one of these four dedicated mewn and women was SIMSBURY - The age-old High. With only two league games double and two runs baited in. Operating a shelter for the homeless this year at the shelter every night from 9; 30 till the door Dr. Judy-Arin Krupp of Manchester will address the .sports adage says that champion­ remaining, the Indians are three South plans picnic Senior rightfielder Greg Solomon- was made possible through the commitment of was locked at 11:30 p.m. every night during the topic "Sex Does Make a Difference” Sunday at 10:30 ship teams do not beat themselves. games behind Windham and two son was 3-for-4 with a double. nine Manchester churches. They agreed to staff last two months. a.m. at the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. The following events have been scheduled at South The Manchester High ba.seball games back of second-place East But. all Ihe hitting could not the shelter one week at a time on a rotating basis. Their constant presence was an attempt to The presentation will focus on how the two sexes United Methodist Church for the coming week: team beat itsell Friday afternoon Hartford. overcome the nine errors. "Thai Each of the participating churches was provide both contrinuity and a relationship with experience life transitions. Sunday — 10 a.m., church school day; 11 a.m., and, thus, will not be a champion­ "Right now, our only role, 1 just about explains the game. " represented by a shelter coordinator who was men and women who needed a helping hand. They Dr. Krupp is a consultant for Project SHARE in church picnic, bring covered dish, silverware and ship squad. guess, would be to beat Windham worked closely with MACC staff and other Clinton and for the Adult Life Cycle Project sponsored and help out East Hartford," said Race said of the mistakes. "Dclen- responsible for securing at least 14 volunteers for plates, seats. The Indians' faint hopes for a providers particularly the last weeks before the by the Religious Education Association of the U .S. and Manchester coach Don Race. The sively, it was our worst game of the each of their assigned weeks. Monday — 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Women Central Connecticut Interscholas­ shelter closed, trying to find alternative shelter Indians will play at Windham on s e a s W ^ o doubt about it. " Two volunteers (at least one of whom was Canada. meet: "Clarify Your Values” by Dr, and Mrs. tic League championship were for each of the shelter users. God bless them they Wednesday afternoon. Manchester's next game is home male) stayed at the shelter each evening and Shephard S. Johnson. ■rV2Hd - y * squelched here by a ■ 7-6 loss to truly poured themselves out for those in need. Monday afternoon al Kelley F’ield were responsible (or picking up the key at the Prayer group meets Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 3 p.m., Simsbury High at Memorial Field. The Indians' nine errors made We also want to thank the rec staff at the East against Conard High. police station, opening the shelter at 10 p.m., The following events are scheduled at North United Asbury Bell Ringers, 7:30 p.m., finance and The Indians had more than their sophomore pitcher Chris Helin a logging in the shelter guests, and then supervis­ Side Recreational Center who endured much MANCHESTER (6) — Rova If 5-M-O, Methodist Church for the coming week: stewardship commission; women's prayer and study. share of troubles in the field, loser lor the first lime this season Solomonson r( 4-2-3-1, Petersen ss-3b ing the activities til 7 a.m. the next morning, when during these past months that certainly was not in Monday — 7 p.m., trustees meeting; 7;30 p.m., 337 E. Middle Turnpike. committing nine errors, giving the after lour straight victories. "H e 4-3-4-2, Chelelat cf 5 0-2-2, McCarltiv c they closed the shelter and returned the key to the their job descriptions; the Police who were Wednesday — 6:55 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 4-0-0-0, Fogorfv 1b 4-0-14), Traev dh-ss finance committee. Trojans five unearned runs. pitched well enough to win,” Race 4-0-1-0, Mazzotta 3b 0-0 0-0, Grady 2b station. unfailingly supportive and provided welcome . Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. p.m.. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. said of Helin, who gave up only six 4-0-0-0, Helin p 3-0-0-0. Totals 37-6-12-4. Supervising activities included everything guidance out of long experience - particularly The win improved Simsbury's Wednesday — noon to 5 p.m., bloodmobile; 7:15 Thursday — 7:30 p. m., board of trustees. hits and one walk. SIMSBURY (7) — MareckI If 4 2-1-0. from putting on the hot water and setting out food Captr. Joe Brooks and Capt.Juliano. To Bill Dean record lo 10-7overall and 10-6 in the J. Hazard p-lb 4-1.1-0, Sickinger ss p.m., choir. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. 2-2-1-), Llopincotl cf 4-0-1-1, Anderson for evening snacks and breakfast, handing out of the Board of Education who worked Miracles; CCIL. It was an important outing Manchester had nine hits, with Saturday — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., tag and bake sale. )b-r( 4-1-0-0, Sanderson c 4-0-0-0, B towels, soap, and razors to clean up. and to Hanna Marcus, director of the Manchester for the Trojans as it qualified them most of those going to three Hazard 3b 4-)-0-0, Goodrow rf )-0-0-0, Also cleaning up and picking up — and hardest Department of Human Services who has been a Spring concert set for the slate tournament. Man­ players. The batting star was Morin p 3-0-1-0, McCormick 2b 4-0-10, companion and compatriot through the whole Evensong service sung chester is 11-6 overall and 11-5 in senior co-captain Ghris Petersen, Totals 34-7-6-2. of all jobs — getting tired and sometimes ill The following events have been scheduled at the Manchester 10) 001 021 6-12*9 year. And to those who provided the Easter bags the league and has no hope of who went 4-for-4 with two home persons up and out by 7 a.m. More than 150 BOLTON — The English service of Choral Church of the Nazarene for the coming week: UPI photo Simsbury 100 031 20x 7-6-1 (complete with bows and chocolate bunnies) for catching firsl-pl:irc Windham runs. Glenn Chetelal, the Indians' WP—Morin; LP—Helin (4-1) volunteers participated in the six months the Evensong will be presented by the children's choir Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ each of the shelter guests at Easter - a great idea. throw to catcher Butch Wynegar but shelter was open. and adult choir of St. George's Episcopal Church, cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor. Home plate umpire Jim Evans and the The ages of the volunteers ranged.from 19 to 78 Route 44, Sunday at 4 p.m. The public is welcome. Call Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer time; teen Angels’ Ron Jackson both signal that DeCinces made a good slide to the years, and. although we had some wonderful THANK YOU ALSO 64J-9203. plate. DeCinces later hit home run in To Lila Cohen, for sending ali those paperback Bible study; Chancel Choir. Doug DeCinces is safe at the plate on a retired folk who gave us their time and loving Thursday— counseling sessions; call 646-8.599; 7:30 books to the shelter for the men to read. We were Here’s Emanuel’s week close play in the fourth inning at Yankee 10th inning as Angels edged past the care, most of the volunteers were working men p.m.. Cornerstone Christian School concert. Xavier ties Eagles and women who went to their jobs after spending so incredibly crowded this year that we were Yanks., The following events have been scheduled at Stadium. Dave Winfield made strong the night supervising the shelter. Wonderful folk - never able to set up the TV we were given, so the » Emanuel Lutheran Church for the coming week; absolutely. • books were specially welcome ... and to all those Monday — 9; 30 a.m. to 2; 30 p.m., fair workshop; Jewish-black relations And a most interesting tact .surfaced. Most ol who gave soap, towels and blankets for the men at 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:30 p.m., Ruth Circle AL roundup the volunteers came back for a second and third the shelter and particularly to Pete Jeffers who for top spot in HCC potluck at H. Johnson's; 6:45 p.m., scouts. time and'began to bring little specials with them kept so many people warm this winter and to are at all-time low David Furst for the survivai bisquits from St. Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard — all retired men of as they became familiar with some of the MIDDLETOWN - Being in East coach Jim Penders. East at people tonight. Thaf.s the Francis Hospital... and to those who have chosen community welcome, Tom Lewis lo speak; Phebe (U PI) — Rabbi Arnold M. Goodman of Atlantii, the longer-term users. the driver’s seat is one thing. committed live errors, most in way il goes. We just have to get to be unnamed but without who we couldn't have Circle in board room; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals, all retired outgoing pre.sident of the Rabbinical Assembly, the Home run sinks Yanks We have never had a complete list of all those Being able to steer a course inopportune times. ready for tomorrow’s game." kept up with the laundry either physically or women of community welcome; 4 p.m., Emanuel rabbinic arm of Conservative Judaism, has called on volunteers who made the shelter possible, but we without getlling in a collision is "We were too wired up he added, referring to the financially. Blessings. Youth Choir; 7:45 p.m., Claudia Circle. his 1.200 colleagues in the assembly to forge a new NEW YORK (U P I) — Doug solo homer and singled in another Beattie. 3-4, as Baltimore posted do want to say thank you to each and every one. tonight. You can’t play baseball upcoming contest with > Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., new member class. Jewish-black coalition. DeCinces opened the 10th inning run and Tom Brunansky rapped a its 16lh victory in its last 20 games. another matter. We do have a list of the church coordinators and East Catholic, after seven when you arc light as a drum. Sim.sbury. MORE THANK YOLS Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15p.m.,care But Goodman's call to to "work on the things weean with a home run on the first pitch three-run double to lead the "rwins Blue Jays 4, White Sox 3 we would like to recognize each of them. games, had a clear shot at You have to be relaxed. And Junior lefthander Mickey They not only served in the shelter, going to the "Service Above S e lf is the motto of Manches­ and visitation; 2 p.m.. Laurel Living Center; 6:30 agree upon and talk openly and frankly about our thrown by reliever Jay Howell to an 8-3 triumph over the Boston Al Toronto, Dave Collins doubled undisputed possession of the they made us pay for all the Garbeck started on the hill for ter Chapter of UNICO and charity to the p.m., confirmation; 7:30 p.m., (air committee in disagreements” comes at a time when the traditional Friday night to lift the California Red Sox. in the winning run with two out in site every night to make sure their team was in. Hartford County Conference East and lasted into the sixth community has been their byword. This year youth room. Jewish-black alliance, forged out of the civil rights Angels to a 4-3 triumph over the Mike Smithson, 6-3, gave up six the sixth inning and Damaso errors." but spent hours scheduling and setting up. ba.seball championship. inning, Garbeck. 1-1. allowed alone Manchester UNICO provided $14,000 to Saturday — 8p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther movement, is at an all-time low. New York Yankees. hits, walked one and struck out five Garcia went 3-lor-5 with one RBI Xavier. 10-6 overall, scored making .sure hot meals were brought in on But the steering, however, six hits but issued .seven walks weekends and holidays when the Shepherd s local service groups. Hall, 60 Church SI. Strains in the coalition have been growing since the Howell, 1-2, the fourth Yankee in going the distance for the and two stolen bases helping the three limes in the first inning came loo.se and oh, how matters along with striking out seven. Place soup kitchen wasn't open. Membership in UNICO is ba.sed on Italian first phase of the civil rights movement — passageof pitcher, entered the game after the victory. Blue Jays edge Ihe Chicago While highlighted by a two-run triple do change. Rob Russo was the winning heritage (although those who marry an Italian laws striking down most overt forms ofsegegation — Yankees had lied the score on The Twins jumped on starter and Sox, 4-3. by catcher Rick Murray. He Thank you. Joan O'Loughlin (As.sumption), Film offered at Trinity East dropped a 5-4 verdict to pitcher for Xavier. He worked Betsy Kirk (Community Baptist), Walter "Skip” woman are welcomed to the fam ily). We want to ended and the movement entered a second phase, Butch Wynegar's two-run single in loser Mike Brown for five runs in Rangers 2, Royals 1 was driven home by a sacrifice Northwest Catholic Tuesday six innings, striking out one. thank members of UNICO for their grant of $500 The following events are scheduled at Tiinity implementing desegregation with a particular focus the ninth. the first inning. With one out, At Kansas City, Gary Ward's Johnson (Concordia Lutheran), Debbie Tedford and fell into a lie for the top spot fly. (Emanuel Lutheran). Diana Custer (North to MACC and for their personal generosity. Covenant Church foi- the coming week: on economic equality. Luis Sanchez. 4-1, earned the Teufel belted a 2-2 pitch into the left two-run eighth inning homer- East answered with two runs Murray had three hits and Friday night as it fell, 10-6, to Methodist). Chris La Vae (St. Bridget), Bill Rood At their May meeting the members reached Sunday — 7 p.m., film "Y ears of the Beast,” Those strains have been greatly exacerbated by the victory despite allowing Wyneg- field seats for his fifth homer of the spoiled George Brett's brilliant in the third inning with the scored three limes to pace- Xavier High at Palm er Field and Linda Vesho (South Methodi.st), Bill into their own pockets and generated an offering taken. campaign for the Democratic presidential nomina­ ar’s game-tying hit in relief of year. Kent Hrbek and Dave Engle 1984 debut and gave the Texas homeslanding F'alcons gelling a Xavier. Chris Darby and Steve Tuesday — 6 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at here. McCartney (St. James), and Burt Carlsonm and additional $350 worth ol food for the MACC tion being waged by Jesse Jackson, especially starter Tommy John, who allowed each singled and Randy Bush Rangers a 2-1 victory over the like number of run.s. Byam each collected two hits LaStrada; 4 p.m., confirmation class; 7:30 p.m.. reached on an ^ rror to load the Royals. Ruth Witherspodlnrt^Trinity Covenant. Emergency Pantry. UNICO, wc salute you. And Jackson's close association Black Muslim leader two hits and a walk with twooulsin East, and Xavier are tied al for the Eagles. Chancel Choir. bases for Bruriansky, who cleared Brett, who was activated earlier Thank you also to Walter and Willip Joyner. our special thanks to Bill Rice who is such a Louis Farrakhan. the ninth. 7-2 in the conference, with Xavier, after East scored Thursday — 6:30 a.m., women's prayer breakfast at the bases with a double down the in the day after missing Kansas East took the lirsl meeting Clint and Barbara Gieene and Skip and Laurie special friend to the Conference. Goodman, in his exhortation to Conservative Don Baylor started the Yankee Xavier having beaten South once in the fourth, started to LaStrada. third base line. Gary Gaetti's long City's first 33 games with torn knee from Xavier last Wedne.sday. Guilliemette who came in as substitutes when we Our thanks also to New England Mechanical rabbis, said it is time to get beyond the Jackson comeback by beating out an intield Catholic Thursday night. Xav­ take control in the fifth inning Friday — Junior high overnight. fly ball to center scored ligaments,- stroked two singles and had emergencies. Services in Vernon for a most generous gift of $250 campaign and renew the historical ties between the hit and Lou Piniella singled to ier winds up conference jilay with three runs in the tilth. 6-5. Saturday — 6:30 a.m.. Boy's Discipleship at Brunansky, a double, drew a walk and scored At the heart ol this whole effort were the to MACC. two groups. right. John then walked Don Monday against Northwest Ca­ Those were driven home by LaStrada. Brown. 1-5, retired the next 11 the Royals' run, hul il all went for "They were just the better Mattingly to load the bases and tholic. East's linal conference Paul Slomkowski's. bases- batters before giving up a double lo naught beeau.se ot Ward's fourth team tonight We still have a was relieved by Sanchez, who was game is Wednesday afternoon t learing double. Xavier added Houston Jimenez in the fifth homer of the season good club, " Penders said. greeted by Wynegar's hit. against St. Thomas Aquinas in two runs in the sixth for a 10-3 inning. One out later, Teufel Tigers 8, A’s 4 California took a 3-0 lead in the New Britain at 3:15 and it needs lead and single runs in the linal XAVIER (10) — Barone lt-0 singled Jimenez home to open up a At Detroit. Kirk Gib.son's two- Vatican is cracking down on reform-minded books fourth inning against Shane Raw- a win for al least co-ownership three innings weren’t enough to 4- 1-0-0, Darling ss 5-3-21, Bagwell rf ley by bunching three singles, a « 6-2 lead. run single highlighted a five-run prevent the Eagles from suffer­ 5- 1-1-1, Murray c4-3-3-2,Gollarnv lb Mike Easier doubled in Tony first inning to help the torrid of the title. 4-0-1-2, Franco 2b 4-1-2-1. Rosen 3b liberal in the post-Vatican II dissent against orthodox church He said church tradition must be walk, an error and a wild pitch. ing their .second straight loss lo 3- 1-0-0, Slomkowski dh 4-0-1-0, Russo Bv David E. Anderson published in 1977 — is "Sexual An imprimatur is a declaration Armas, who walked, in the second Detroit tigers make il 30 victories reform period — that also includes doctrine. seen as "a living tradition, ever DeCinces singled and Brian Down­ Before then, however. East fall to 12-3 overall. pO-0-0-0, Dorfllnger cl 1-041-0. Tolols UPI religion wirier Morality " by the Rev. Phillip S. that a book is free of doctrinal or inning, and Marty Barrett singled in 35 games this season with a 34-10-10-10. an investigation of theological open to better expressions.” He ing walked belore Fred Lynn was to host Simsbury High Keane. moral error, but it does not imply home Easier to bring Boston rain-shortened 8-4 decision over "What aoes the loss mean?" seminaries and individual pre­ Questions of sexual morality suggested that some practices singled to give the Angels a 1-0 today at 11 a.m. at Eagle Field EAST CATHOLIC (6) — Masse cl The Vatican, in an apparent Both books were published by that the person giving the impri­ the Oakland A s. Penders answered rhetorically. lates. including Hunthausen. have always been explosive in U.S. such as masturbation, homosexu­ lead. within 5-2, and then Tue.sday il entertains 4- 1-0-1, Mirucki rf-lf 3-0-1-1, RIgos ss doctrinal crackdown on the U.S. Paulist Press, the publishing arm matur agrees with all the opinions Catholicism, but Keane's "Sexual The game was called after a "1 don't know. It’s not that tough 5- 1-1-1, Rov 3b 5-0 10, Feshicr rf expressed in the book. Cardinal Joseph Ratziner, head ality, premarital intercourse, con­ Rawley’s wild pitch allowed Jim Rice belted his sixth homer Rockville High in a double- 3- 0-C4), VIbberts rf 2-0-0-0, Derby 2b Roman Catholic Church, has or­ of the Paulist Fathers religious- M orality" has not been considered delay of one hour and 21 minutes because we still have an outside The Rev. Kevin Lynch, editor in of the Vatican Congregation (or the traception and abortion must be Downing to score from third and of the year in the sixth lo pull header al Moriarly Field start­ 4- 1-2-1, Huff 1b 5-1-10, Havhurst dh dered two bishops to remove their order. out of the mainstream of Catholic with Oakland batting with one out shot of winning the conference 1-14) 0, Gorbeck o O-O-O-O, Powers o chief of Paulist Press, told the Doctrine ol the Faith, has emerged understood not as absolutely im­ moved Lynn to second, Ron Boston within 6-3. but the Twins ing al 4 p.m. approval from two popular books thought on the issue. in the top ol the sixth. Oddly, the (outright) and going into the 0-0-04), Bvam c 4-1-2-1. Totols 36 that reflect reform movements in IN SEPARATE LETTERS to National Catholic Reporter that as one of the most active yet moral but as '-ontic evil” that Jackson was safe on an error by added two runs in the eighth on a 6- 6-8-5. game wasofficially called just as it "There were a lot of walks tournament with a positive Xavier 302 032 00x-10-)0-3 the publishing firm has written the conservative church leaders under becomes immoral "only if the act shortstop Andre Robertson that double by Hrbek and RBI singles the church. two members of the U.S. hie­ IN HIS PR EFAC E to the vo­ stopped raining. and errors and they seemed to frame of mind. East Catholic 002 100 11) 6-8-5 Vatican seeking clarification of the papacy of Pope John Paul II. is placed without a proportionate advanced Lynn to third and Bobby by Engle and Gaetti. WP- Russo; LP- Garbeck (1-1) of the books, "Christ Among rarchy, the Vatican's Congrega­ lume, Keane wrote that his "basic Detroit was managed by the capitalize on all ol them." said "W e hit the ball well but right tion for the Doctrine of the Faith — why his firm's No. 1 selling book In addition to his actions in the reason.” Grich's single .scored Lynn and U s " IS a popular adult catechism position” is that church tradition Orioles 4, Mariners 1 troika of pitching coach Roger the watchdog agency (or church was being singled out. United States, Ratzinger has also finished Rawley. that has sold more than 1.6million does have “a very worthwhile At Baltimore, Eddie Murray Craig, coach Dick Traezewski and orthodoxy — asked Archbishop Some theologians are saying criticized Latin American libera­ "Christ Among Us,” a text Lou Piniella's first home run of copies. Including 166,000 last year. viewpoint on human sexuality,” smashed a two-run homer and coach Alex Grammas in the Raymond Hunthausen of Seattle privately they believe the action by tion theology, called for a return to aimed at instruction of non- the season, in the fourth inning, It was first published in 1967. but that the tradition is also Storm Davis tossed a six-hitter to absence of manager Sparky And­ and Archbishop Peter Gerety of the Vatican doctrinal agency is traditional catechetics (teaching Catholics joining the church, has accounted for the Yankees' first The other book, although less "impoverished because of certain lead the Orioles to a 4-1 victory erson, who will be in California Newark, N.J., to remove their part of a wilder crackdown on the substance and methods) and been the target of right wing run. widely circulated — it has sold historical distortions." over the Seattle Mariners. unlil the club goes lo Oakland Tonight could be last •28,mm copies since first being imprimatur from the two books. U.S. church — among the most warned against the dangers of Catholics for a number of years. Twins 8, Red Sox 3 Davis, 4-0, struck out six and Tuesday. Anderson is attending At Minneapolis, Tim Teufel hit a walked ope in outdueling Jim funeral services lor his father. Relisious Services of Isles’ ‘Drive for five’ Bv David Tucker day, "They have had us in that straight against Uctroil after UPI Sports Writer position, now we are trying lo put trailing 0-3. study. Nursery proviaed tor vice and church school. (649- ing praise service, nursery. them in the same predicament.” "It's very dllticult," said Assemblies of God all services. (646-2903) Tolland Turnpike, Manches­ worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Society-East, 153 W. Vernon 0815) ter. Tuesday, Congregation school and Youth Forum. (646-8599) Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold EDMONTON — The wounded "W e all realize," said New York (Sretzky. "W c want to be excited Colvory Church (Assem­ Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Holy Communion first and Westwood, minister. 10:30 lion braces for a last charge. player-assistant coach Butch Gor­ a ^ w e want lo be enthused and blies of God), 400 Bucklond day, Theocratic School third Sunday. (649-4243) 9,10:30a.m.,noon,andSp.m. a.m., service. (646-5151) Rood, South Windsor. Rev. Congregational Covenant (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; Pentecostal (643-4)29) The proud New York Islanders, ing, "that hockey is a part of our h a ^ y . but the Islanders are Kenneth L. Gustofson, pas­ Service meeting (ministry four-time champions. We have to Bolton Congncgotlonal Trinlty Covenant Church, United Pentecostal SI. Mary Church, 1600 Main outscored 14-4 in their last two lives. But at this stage of the game, tor. 9:30 a.m., Sundov Church, 228 Bolton Center 302 Hackmatack St., Man­ training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, Methodist St., Coventry. Father James save our cheering for Saturday school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Church, 187 Woodbrldge St., games, meet the brash Edmonton it’s our whole life." Rood, at the Green, Bolton. chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 Manchester. Rev. Marvin J. Williamson, pastor. child-core and nursery; 7:00 Rev. Charles H. Ericson, son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 a.m.; Wotchtower Study, Bolton United Methodist Masses Saturday at 5:15' Oilers Saturday night with their For two years, the Oilers have night." p.m., evening service of 10:25. (646-1490) Church, 104) Boston Turn­ Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., THE Gretzky symbolizes the Oiler Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 Sunday school; 11 a.m., p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 four-year reign over the NHL tried to match the Islanders proise and Bible preaching. service, nursery, church a.m., cotfee and fellowship; pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart a.m.; holydavs, 5:30and7:30 BIBLE rugged defensive strategies cheek frustrations against New York. (644-1102) school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 teetering near collapse. ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ church school; 11 a.m., wor­ evening worship; 7:30 p.m., p.m. (742-6655) SPEAKS The Oilers, now skating with for check. Suddenly, they have Until Thursday's contest, the gram. (649-7077 office or Episcopal ship service, nursery. (649- bible study (Tuesday); 7 Church of St. Maurice, 32 by confidence in their own avowed NHL's annual .scoring champion Baptist 3472) p.m.. Ladles' proyer (Thurs­ abandon through the leagues’ 647-8878 parsonage. Jewish — Hebron Road, Bolton. The Eugene style. Their dazzling skaters are had not scored against Smith in Center Congregational St. George’s Episcopal North United Methodist day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ Brewer finest defense, hold a 3-1 advan­ Baptilt Bible Church of Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth driving down on Smith in waves. seven Stanley Cup final games. Coventry, the Gronge build­ Church, 11 Center St., Mon- Conservative tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; tage in the best-ol-seven Stanley chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., chester. Richard W. Dupee, service (Friday). (649-9848) Sundav masses ot 7:30, 9:15 With such an offense, who needs “ It relieved a lot of pressure off ing, Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ Eucharist; 10 a.m. Holy Temple Beth Sholom, 400 pastor. Schedule: 8:45 a.m., Ohen we ere prone lo Cup final. One more victory gives phen Smith, pastor. Worship tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. and 11 a.m. (643-4466) Wayne,” said Edmonton head Robert J. Bills, minister of Euchorlst, Rev. John Hol- E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ worship, adult Bible class, completn ebout our pro- them their first title in five years as defense? services Sunday at 11 a.m. llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ chester. Richard J. Plavin, nursery; 10:15a.m., worship, Presbyterian "For two years, we kept it coach Glen Sather. “ He feels and 7 p.m. All are welcome. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. Meme. Thie eeeme common an NHL club and stops the Simpson, pastor emerltus; ship hour. Monday through rabbi; Israel Tabatsky, can­ church school (or age 3 Salvation Army responsible to lead the hockey (742-7937) Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes- tor: Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi through 6 grade, nursery; Coventry Presbyterian to people In eti clrcum- Islanders' historic march toward a tight," said Potvin. "That’s the C o m m u n ity Baptist Mlchoel C. Thornton, asso­ Church, Route 44A and Trow­ •leneee. Yet, wherever we team. He is a great 100 percent, ciate pastor. lOo.m., worship day, 9 a.m., Haly emeritus. Services, 8:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Salvation Army, 661 Main fifth straight crown. way we have beaten them, but now Church, 585 E. Center St., Eucharist.(643-9203) Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ Youth Fellowship at church; bridge Rood, Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Copt, and look In IMe world, the op- player, whether he scores or not." Manchester. Rev. James I. service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, New York goaltender Billy we let the floodgates open and we church school. (647-9941) St. Mary's Episcopal day. (643-9563) 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 portunlllee leke ehepe Edmonton backup goaltender Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., Church, Park and Church sal. (649-3696) 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 wkhln the proMeme. UPI photo Smith, emblem of Islander tough­ have to shut them down. church school for oil ages, First Congregational o. m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Church ol Andover, Route 6, streets, Manchester. Rev. South United Methodist a.m., holiness meeting; 7 ness, has been strafed by 78 shots "The Oilers,” he said, "are Andy Moog wil) get his second kindergarten through Grade Bible study and fellowship. p.m., salvation meeting. Kansas City third baseman George inning Friday night. This was Brett’s first Andover. Rev. Richard H. Stephen K. Jacabson.rectar.- Church, 1226 Main St., Mon- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Ae long ee lend wee from the swift Oiler attack in the showing confidence. When they straight start Saturday in place of 9 4 continuing during the ser­ Rev. Frederick P. Moser, chester. Dr. Shephard S. (649-7787). vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ Lutheran prayer meeting. (742-7222) ebundeni In Amedeo, leim- Brett stretches in vain for hit off the bat game of the year after knee surgery. start freewheeling, they are Grant Fuhr, who still has a sore ship: 11 a.m., nursery care associate rector. 7:30 o.m.. Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, past two games. If he has a solution worship. Nursery provided. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy Presbyterian Church of kig methods weelelully devastating." chest as a result of a check by- (643-0537) provided. Church School: Concordia Lutheran pastors. Summer schedule: Manchester, 43 Spruce St., of Texas Ranger Gary Ward in the first for Game 5, he isn’t going lo 9:30 a.m., Sunday. (742-7696) Eucharist and Church School Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., .10 a.m.: service; nursery Unitarian depleted the sol. But In the The Oiler are wary of their caged islanders' Pat LaFontaine in Foith Boptist Church, 52 with child care; 11 a.m.-. Holy care for children up to age 5. Manchester. Rev. Richard duelbowt end releled prob­ divulge it. Lake St., Manchester. Rev. First Congregational Manchester. Rev. Burton D. Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m,, adversary but... Game 3. Church ol Coventry, 1171 Eucharist. (649-4583) Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 (647-9141) Univeraalist lems ley en opportunity to " I don't know,” said Smith. James Betlasov, pastor. 9:30 worship service, nursery, "W e feel it, see it, taste it. We The Oilers’ attack has over­ a.m., Sunday school, 10:30 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Gospel o.m.. Holy Communion, 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Unitarian Universallsl develop scIwilHle egrIeuF "Maybe I’ll try closing my eyes,” a.m., worship service; 7 Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 nursery; 9:15 a.m., church p. m.. Informal worship. (643- lurel methods resulting In know it's there,” said Wayne whelmed the Islander offense a.m., worship; 9:30 o.m., school and Christian Growth Mormon Cubs’ patience pays off “ It's the biggest challenge of our p.m., evening service. (646- Church of the Living God, 0906) enormous productivity, Gretzky who scored two goals in which prefers to play a more 5316) church school In Church hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. lives," said New York forward Lane House. Nursery care on evangelical, full-gospel Holy Communion, nursery. Church of Jesus Christ of PoNuled weler end elr pre­ Edmonton's 7-2 Victory Thursday. patient, opportunistic game. First Baptist Church, 240 church, Robertson School, Latter Day Saints (Mor­ sented beMkig probleme, By Randy /Vtinkoff whopper everytime.” Garber then came in to face Pena, Mike Bossy. " I f somebody looks al Hillstown Road, Manchester. proyided. (742-8487) (649-5311) Roman Catholic "W e have got them where we want Though Gretzky has 'broken his North School Street, Man­ mon), 30 Woodside St., Man­ yet In them ley unprece­ UPI Sports Writer The Cubs used three walks in the this scries from the outside, I guess Dr. C. Conley, poster. (649- Second Congregational chester. Rev. David W. E m a n u e l Lutheran chester. Wayne S. Taylor, “A New who blasted his first pitch into the them and we are playing good scoring slump, the Islanders' top 7509) Church, 385 N. Main St., Church, 60 Church st., bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament Church of the Assumption, dented oppodunMee. for bottom of the ninth to make Tim left field seats for his sixth home our chances don’t look too good Manchester. The Rev. V. Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ Manchester. Rev. Dale H. 'Adams Street at Thompson teohnotogloel edvenoe- hockey. But we can't let up for a sharpshooter, Bossy, has been First Boptist Chapel of the days, 10 to ll :30a.m. Nursery meeting: 10:15 a.m., Sunday CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs’ Stoddard, 3-0, a winner after right now. Deaf, 240 Hillstown Road, Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. Road, Manchester. Rev. Ed­ men Is. run and second career grand slam. second.” remarkably quiet. a.m. worship service and and Sundoy school. Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry school and primary; 11:25 ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ Manager Jim Frey says he doesn’t Stoddard had yielded a pinch-hit "But we have never been a team Manchester. Rev. K. Full Gospel Interdenomi­ a.m., priesthood and relief You" Cardinals 5, Reds 3 The Islanders' fabulous playoff “ One of our weak points has been Kreutzer, pastor. (b43-7S43) church schoal; 11 a.m., fel­ Anderson, pastor emeritus. day mass at 5; Sunday want his players trying to be "King homer in the top of the ninth to to quit or give up. The first thing we lowship hour. (6^9-2863) national Church, 745 Main Sunday schedule: 8:30 a.m., society. (643-4003) masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and The most leeitui problem history is studded with comebacks. a lack of penetration in their zone," St., Manchester. Rev. Philip Call: ledng men Is his eNenedon Kongs” or "Babe Ruths" every Enos Cabell. At St. Louis, Tommy Herr and have to do is erase from our minds Christian Science Second Congregational P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 worship In the sanctuory; noon. (643-2195) This year they rallied to defeat the Bossy said. "W e have had a lot of Church ol Coventry, 1746 9:45 a.m., church school, St. Bartholomew's Church, bom God by ski. And In this time up. Pirates 6, Braves 0 Lonnie Smith each hit home runs what they have done to us the last a.m., adult Bible study and National Catholic and George Hendrick added a New York Rangers in the opening solo dashes — one-on-three, two- First Church of Christ, Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ Bible study, coffee In Luther 741 E. MiddleTurnplke,Man- problem Piers wee no hu- Friday at Wrigley Field, the At Pittsburgh. Tony Pena belled two games." Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Hall: 11 a.m., worship In the chester. Rev. Martin J. msn opportunity. However, round and overcame a 0-2 deficit in on-one, but never a three-man Sclontlst, 447 n ; Main St., ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 St. John's Polish National Cubs showed some patience in the a grand slam and Larry McWilli­ two-run double in sparking the The Islanders enter Game 5 Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Regular schedule: 10 a.m., p.m., special Bible studles; sanctuary, nursery, child­ Catholic Church, 23 Golway Scholsky, pastor. Saturdov ki Ihle humen estremly ley the semifinals against Montreal. attack." church service, Sunday worship; 8 a.m., Olal-A-Rlde ren's chopel.(643-1193) St., Manchester. Rey. Stan­ mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 647-8301 ninth inning and came away with a ams scattered eight hits in going Cardinals to a 5-3 victory over the riddled with injuries. Team cap­ to church; 8:45 a.m., church Wednesdoy at 7:30 p.m., Latvion Lutheran Church Ooirseppoitimlly lo extend As long ago as 1975, New York Head coach Al Arbour said schaol, and care for small worship service. Proyer line, ley M. Lancola, pastor. 9 masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 for an Important grece to redeem men. Root 7-6 victory over the Houston the distance for his first victory of Cincinnati Reds. . tain Denis Potvin, fellow defense- children. (649-1440) Reading schaol, nursery to grade of Manchester, 21 Garden St., a.m., moss. (643-5906) a.m. John Stuper, 2-2, picked up the came from three games down responsibility for the club's poor eight, adult discussion; 11 646-8731, 24 hours. Manchester. (643-2051) - ‘ recorded meeeage KM-21. Thel greoe brought, Astros. Gary Woods walked with the season in leading the Pirates to men Dave Langevin and Stefan Room, 656A Center St., Man­ Gospol Hall, Center Street, SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main play resides with the coaching chester. (649-8982) o. m., coffee and fellowship; Prince ol Peace Lutheran St., Manchester. Rev. Philip sekretion end Is evelleble to the bases loaded and two out in the a 6-0 triumph over the Atlanta victory with help from relievers Persson and veteran checker Bob against the Pittsburgh Penguins in Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ staff. He put the team through a 11:15 a.m., junior choir; 4 Church, Route 31 and North Nazarene A. Sherldon and Rev. Emilio eh, THUS a il. Ae wllh eny Braves. Dave Rucker and Neil Allen, who Nystrom all are battered and the quarterfinals. The same year p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ River Rood, Coventry. Rev. P. Padelll, co-postors. Satur­ gHL IMS proffered grace bottom of the ninth to cap a two-run workout Friday afternoon. It may­ Church of Christ day school; 7 p.m., gospel With Pittsburgh leading 2-0, notched his second save of the limping. they stormed back from 0-3 against 6 p.m., senior church school meeting. W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Church of the Naiorene, day moss 5 p.m.; Sunday must be ecespted. rally and keep the Cubs in first be their last practice of the season Church of Christ, Lvdall and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., 236 Main St., Monchester. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and place in the National League East. McWilliams led off the eighth with season. The Oilers take a merciless the Philadelphia Flyers in the 6234) worship service. (742-7548) Rev. Neale McLoln, senior and the last practice of the and Vernon streets, Man­ noon. (643-2403) " I have said all along that a single and moved to second on Herr hit his first home run of the approach to these misfortunes. semifinals but lost Game 7. chester. Eugene Brewer, Talcottville Congrega­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, St. James c a ^ c h , 896 Main However, no team has ever Islander dynasty. minister. Sunday services; 9 tional Church, Main Street Jehovah’s Church (Missouri Synod), minister of youth. 9:30 a.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST patience is a key. Walks are a big, Marvell Wynne’s infield single. season to lead off the first inning "In the past when the Islander St., Manchester. Rev. Fran­ surmounted a 3-1 deficit in the “ I have always been an optim­ a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., and Elm Hill Road, Talcot­ Witnesses ^ Cooper and High streets, Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., cis V. KrukowskI, Rev. Ro­ FaBilag Seed ilkeat Lydall end Vernon airatta big part of baseball," Frey said. Two outs later, Johnny Ray singled and Lonnie Smith also homered lo have gotten a team down, they kick worship; 6 p.m., worship. tville. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Manchester. Rev. Chorles W. worship, children's church Stanley Cup series. One, the 1942 ist,” said Arbour. " I don’t think the bert Burbank, Rev. Richard Vavi^ Mione: Me-2W» “ You don't have to be a King Kong to load the bases and knock out left field in the first off Joe'Price, them so bad," said Edmonton’s Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser- Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine and nursery; 6:30 p.m., even­ A. Lamore, team ministry. Toronto Maple Leafs, ran off four job ahead is impossible." or Babe Ruth and hit the big reliever Jeff Dedmon. Gene 2-2, to give the Cardinals a 2-0 lead. Kevin Ixiwe during practice Fri­ 16 - MANC'HESTKH HKRALD, Saluiday, May 19. 19«4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 19; 1984 — 17 Scholastic roundup S co re b o a rd

Cheney boys and MHS girls stay alive Cubs 7, Astros 6 Blue Jays 4. White Sox 3 alloin oon alternoon at Stanley Golf Club, HOUSTON CHICAGO Golf Bowling Tliifo giinu-s ago the Manehes- F;ihott picked up his first victory ol Mdnchesler’s next action is Cheney Tech tennis team bowed to Softball Baseball CHICAGO TORONTO ab r h b i ob r h bi The Eagles are now 13-4 lor the •••••••••••••••••••••• le r H igli g irls ’ soltball team, whieh the .season F rid a y afternoon and Monday against Conard in West The loss drops the Silk Town East Hampton, 4-1, Friday alter­ Ob r h bi Ob r h bl Pulh rf 4 111 Dernier cf 4 1 1 0 season with their next outing •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• R Lo w c l 1)10 G a rc ia 2b 5 0 3 1 Revnids ss 5 0 1 1 Sandbrg 2b 5 1 2 0 in the last six yetirs has been a kept his team’s state tournament Ha rtlord. netmen to .5-4 lor the season. Next noon at the Beavers’ courts. Boston ct 2 0 0 0 Collins ct 4 0 1 1 Monday against Xavier and Cruz If 3 0 0 0 M afthw s If 3 2 1 0 Colonial Notional Invitation Eastern Rusiness Men's seniilinalist or better live times, holies alive as the Beavers upset Quinbv IM) del. Korsen 6 -1. 6 -0 ; .match is home Monday against Dun Wright picked up the lone P o clo rk ph 1 0 0 0 B arfield rf 4 0 0 0 M m p hry cf 4 0 1 0 Durhm 1b 4 2 3 4 F o rstro m tM ) det. B u xb o um 6-0, 6-3; Rec appeared in danger of not c|ualily- Vinal Tech, 9-2, in a Charter Oak Conard. point in singles for the Techmen. Northwest Catholic. Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Johnsn dh 3 10 0 Spllm on 1b 4 I 1 0 H all rf 1.1 1 2 At Fort Worth, Toxas, May 18 Final standings — First half: Steven Morianos (M) del. Rosenberoer 6-2, East ’s Bob Tedoldi was medalist American League standings Fisk ph 1 0 0 0 Bell If 3 1 2 1 Bailey c 4 0 10 Moreind rf 1 0 0 0 (POrTD) so n 's S e rv ic e n te r 31-20, Renn's T avern ing lor post-season piay Conlerence baseball game at the 6-1; K e lle r (M ) del. G erho n 6-7, 6-3, V o ttl tS) d el. Jo e D o no van 6-2, 6-1; Farrell (EH) won by lorleil; Wright Manchester Pizza scored seven big W olker lb 4 0 2 1 Upshaw 1b 4 0 2 1 (CT) del. Minnick 61,6-1; Nezas(EH) runs in the fifth inning in taking a 9-^ G arner 3b 2 I 0 1 Cev 3b 4 0 2 0 Cut at 145 3 M (L N or E a ste r 's 27-24, R in g sid e Cafe But Coaeh Mary Faignanl's Beavers’ field. retired; Beth Pogonl-Terl McGehan C anning IS) d el. D oug SIwIK 6-2, 6-1; with a 77. Kittle It 4 0 10 loro 3b 4 1 2 0 Doran 2b 4 2 2 0 Davis c 3 0 10 26-25, W ethe rell C o rp o ra tio n 27-24, IM ) del. H v e r-G o rick i 6-2, 6-4; Le slie Jennings tS) def. Glenn Horowllz 6-0, del. D ub iel 6-2, 6-2; Fud u a-P e o p les Results: East vs. A q u in a s - - Bera^k verdict over Nelson Frelghtwov Fri­ (Late game not included) Baines rl 3 12 1 Martinez c 2 0 0 0 Indians have pulled themselves up Klliolt. a senior who had a 1-5 (E H ) d el. F e re n ce -C h rlstla n a 7-5, )-6 , day night at Nike Field. Eost NIekro p 10)1 Bow a ss 5 0 0 0 Gil Morgan 66^7—^133 Optical Style Bar 26-25. Top Dollar Johnson Jennifer Folev IM) del. 6-1; A rc le ro (S) d el. A a ro n W lo- (EC) del. Kl^ellyka 2 '. Jedojdl (^EC) Luzinsk dh 4 0 1 0 Leach ph 1 0 0 0 Boss ph 10 11 Rainey p 2 0 0 0 Payne Stewart 134 B o b 's 25-26, H ig h F iv e 24-27. The O aks by the boostraps and put them ­ record last season, has been M o stro n g elo -B ree se 6-2, 6-2; M o rik o cn ow skl 6-2, 6-2; R ich m o n d -D e lp o rll 6 -4 ; Destefano-Peoples (EH) del. Nell- del. T u la n o 3-0, B au er (A) del. P o w il Harold Carr, Keith Lindstrom and W U P c i. V L a w 3b 4 1 1 0 W hitt c 0 0 0 0 B u rk h a rt 6-0, 6-3. Tom M orrison each hod two hits for the D etroit 30 5 .857 — Modden p 0 0 0 0 Noles p 1 0 0 0 Sommy Rachels 6^^7— 135 24-27, A ls c o F iv e 23-28, B ro w n 's F lo w ­ selves in good postion lor another bothered by an injured elbow this Komikuro Heidi Sullivan (M) def. (S) del. Donovon-Brion Beckwilh 4-6, shen 2-1, Olendcr (EC) del. Dannhey HIM c 3 0 10 Grlttln ss 4 110 Scott ph 1 0 0 0 Johnstn ph I 0 0 Peter 0 Jocobsen 64-71— 135 ers 21-30, A m e ric a n L e g io n Post 8 22-29. G le ko s-K e llm o n 7-6, 7-6; E x h ib itio n — 6-2, 6-2; H o lm e s-Lvn ch IS) def. Slw lk- 3-0. Clishom (EC) def. DIammto 2*1, winners. Steve Smyth ropped three hits Toronto 23 13 .639 7Vi Cruz 2b 4 0 11 run at the Class LL crown Frida.t year and has seen limited time on and Doug Griffin, Jon Neuner and Pete B altim o re 21 17 .553 lOVz Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 M a 0rk Lye 66-70—136 Second half: American Legion Posts Sue Morle-Corolvn Goodmon IM) del. J e fl Kennedy 6-0, 6-1; D Im llch-H Irsch Golf P h illip s (E C ) def. H a lllg rc n 3-0. East Totals 35 3 11 3 Totals 34 4 11 4 Cabell ph till. W oods ph 0 0 0 1 Scott Hoch 69-67— 136 •*-.^3018, R in g sid e C afe 29-19. Stevenson's the mound. He evened his record at Wolcolt-Sooeth 8-7. (S) del. Vic Anllco-Jelt Kennard 6-3, Liebfried two apiece for Nelson's. M ilw aukee 17 17 .500 12Vj Chicago 100101 000— 3 with a 10-3 victory over Simsbury wor) medal point. Standings: Allied Printing 3-0, Nel­ New Y a rk 16 20 .444 14Vj DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Dan Pohl 69-60— 137 S e rvice n te r 28-20, Renn's T a v e rn 26-22. 6 -0 . Toronto 012 001 00X— 4 H igh in ceil, play at Fit/gcrahi 1-1 by giving up only nine hits and East vs. South — Colobro (S) def. son's 2-1, B .A . C lu b 2-1, M anchester Baston 16 22 .421 15Vz DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 M ike Reid 66-71— 137 ' N or E a ste rs 25-23, B ro w n ’s F lo w e rs MHS boys bow East triumphs B e ro k 21. T ed oldi ( E C ) def. E n s ig n 3-0. Gom e-winning R B I— Collins (3). Totals 34 6 10 6 Totals 34 7 11 7 Johnny Miller 69-68— 137 26-22, H ig h F iv e 24-24. A ls c o F iv e 22-26, Field. striking out seven. P izza 2-1, A rm y & N avy 1-2, J im 's A rco Cleveland 13 19 .406 15'/, E—Cruz, Fietcher, lorg. DP— Powllshen (EC) def. Pellgrino :-0, 1*2, Porter-Cable 1-2, Stephenson's Wm I (Two out In the ninth when winning run Craig Stodler 7^67— 137 O p tico i Style B a r 21-27, W ethe rell The victory evens the Indians’ ” I was happy he could get a win SIMSBURY — Manchester High NEW BRITAIN - East Catholic O lend er (E C ) def M o y fle ld 3-0, CM- Chicago scored) D.A. Welbrlng 66-71— 137 Corporation 19-29, Top Dollar Bob's Tech succumbs Pointing 0-3. C alltarn ia 21 19 .525 — 3, Toronto 1, LOB— Chicago 8 , Toronto9. mark at 8-8 with two regular lor himself and for the team before boys’ tennis team was blanked. 7-0, swept HCC foes Aquinas. 15-4, and sham (E C ) def. H ill 3-0, P h illip s (E C ) M innesota 20 19 .513 Vi Houston 001 031 001— 6 Rex Caldwell 69-69-60-137 19-29, T he O aks 17-31. def. C la rk 3-0, E ast won m edal point. 2B—Collins, Bell. 3B—Bell. HR— Chicago 203000 002— 7 E d F io rl 69-69— 138 American Legion Post 8 defeated season games remaining. Monday he graduated, ” said Cheney coach by host Simsbury High here Friday With only a win in singles. South Catholic. 17-2, here Friday Chicago 18 20 .474 2 Bolnes Nike O akland 18 21 .462 2'/3 Game-winning RBI— Woodsd). John Cook 7068— 138Stevenson's S e rv ic e n te r, 1804-1778, in o against Conard in West Hartlord Bill Baccaro. ”He’s excited, and (4). SB— R. Law (9), G a rc ia 2 (18). E — NIekro. D P — Houston 0, Chicago 1. Tom Watson 66- 72—138 roll-off for the league championship. Nets Johnson Insurance took o 21-18 Seattle 18 21 .462 2>/j IP H R ER BB SO and Wednesday at home against we re excited lor him.” Kansas C ity 13 21 .382 5 LOB—Houston 5, Chicago 12. 2B— Tom Norris 71^7-138 High average — R. Joiner 131.78. slugfest from J.C. Penney at Nike Chicago Reynolds, Bailey, Sandberg, Durham. 3B Tony Sills 67- 71—H ig 138 h trip le — D. D ynes 492. H ig h single Windham High Klliott’s performance kept alive Field. Joe Erordl hod tour hits Includ­ Texas 14 24 .368 6 Burns (L 2-2) 6 9 4 2 3 3 Friday's Results — Doran. H R— D urham (8), H all (2), Curtis Strange 67-71— 138 — B. Munroe 203. High no mark — E. Manchester lell to each club the the Cheney ’s hope of qualifying lor ing o solo homer, Jett Holt clubbed o Reed 2 2 0 0 0 2 Cabell (3). SB— D ernier (12), Sandberg Seve Ballesteros 6070— 138L a v a d o 97. two-run homer along with three singles Toronto 4, Chicago 3 Toronto first tim e around, 7-5 to Conard ;md the Class S state tournament. The C alifornia 4, New Y o rk 3 (6). S—Moreland. SF—Durhom, Chi Chi Rodriguez 7(k66— 138 OM Stu Wolf, Don Marshall, Bill Clancy (W 3-3) 6 2-3 11 3 3 3 4 H all, Tom Kite 7069— 139 3-1 to Windham. ’’Those games Beavers are now 6-10 overall. 5-10 FrBttoroll, Steve Roscher and Steve Baltimore 4, Seattle 1 Key (S 2) 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 M innesota 8, Boston 3 Garner. Mark Pfell 72^7— 139 were clo.se.” Faignant recalls. ”I in the COC. In addition, a game Howrovd ripped'three hits apiece In W P — Clancy. T— 2:24. A — 19,507. IP H R ER BB SO Corey Pavin 7069^139 Johnson's 37-hlt attack. Bill Bohr, Jim Detroit 8, Oakland 4 feel we have a x ery good shot til against Bolton postponed on Tues­ Texas 2, Kansas City 1 Houston Pat McGowan 7069— 139 Kellev and Don Dolloft each hod three NIekro 4 6 5 5 3 2 Jim Colbert 70^9— 139 Basketball making the tournament. W’e have day is expected to be forfeited to safeties for Penney. Cleveland at Milwaukee, night Saturday's Games Tigers 8.^'s 4 Madden 2 2 0 0 1 0 Ronnie Black 71- 66—139 an excellent chance at w inning the them. That means the Beavers Standings: Nels Johnson Insurance Ruble 2)0013 Dovid Edwards 6071— 139 3-0, A llsta te B usiness M a ch in e s 2-1, (All Times EDT) next two, ” must win all three of their Chicago (Seaver 4-2) at Toronto (Gott D. Sm ith (L 0-1) 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Bobby Wodkins 6071— 139 Washington Social Club 2-1, J.C. OAKLAND DETROIT DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 3 0 Mike Sullivan 6071— 139NBA playoffs Manchester’s hitting atttick has remaining games to nfake the Pennev 1-2, Reed Construction 1-2, 1-2), 1:35 p.m. ab r h b l ob r h bi California (Zahn 4-3) at New York Chicago Peter Oosterhuis 69-70— 139 been reborn ol late. It socked 15 tournament. The lirstiof those Flo's Coke Decorating 1-2, Gentle Hendrsn 1(2010 W hitakr 2b 3 0 0 0 Rainey 5 6 5 5 2 2 G a ry Koch 72- 68— 140 Touch Cor Wash 1-2, Jury Box Lounge (NIekro 6-1), 2:20 p.m. Murphy cf 3 1 1 1 Tcmmll ss 12 0 0 Conference Finols hits in Wednesday’s win over games is Monday iifternoon at Ookland (McCattv 3-2) at Detroit Noles 3 3 0 0 0 0 Mark Hayes 71.69— 140 1-2. M organ 2b 2 1 0 0 G arbey 1b 3 2 2 1 Stoddord (W 3-0) 11)111 Ron Streck 71- 69— 140 (All Times EDT) East Hampton. The other two ore (M o rris 7-1), 7:35 p.m. Klngm n dh 3 1 1 0 P a rrish c 3 1 2 2 (Best-of-seven) W'etherslield and addl'd 15 more Seattle (Langston 2-3) at Baltimore Rainey pitched to one batter In the Jim Thorpe 69-71— 140 against Sim sbury, which le ll to 5-11 home against Rocky Hill Wednes­ Lanstrd 3b 2 0 1 0 Herndon If 3 1 1 1 sixth. Ben Crenshaw 69- 71— 140 Eastern Conference Indy (M cG reg or 5-3), 7:35 p.m. Bochte 1b 2 0 11 Evans dh 3 111 Milwaukee vs. Boston day and Frince Tech Thursdiiy. Cleveland (Splllner 0-2) at Milwaukee W P — NIekro. P B -B allev. T-2:45. A — Bruce Lietzke 6072— 140 with the loss. Davis rf 2 112 Lemon cf 2 110 16.812. George Archer (Boston lends series 2-0) ' Irish Insurance made the most of 11 (Cocanow er 2-4), 8:30 p.m. Heath c 2 0 0 0 Gibson rf 3 0 1 2 70- 70—140 "Our hitting has been vastl.x Cheney tilready has lost by Mts in its 11-3 win over Zembrowski's Gary Hallberg 6071— 140 M a y 15 — Boston 119, M ilw aukee 96 Texas (Hough 2-5) at Kansas City P h illip s ss 2 0 1 0 Castillo 3b 3 0 1 1 M ay 17 — Boston 125, MllwoukeellO improved the last two gtimes. The lopsided margins to East Hampton All-Stars Friday night at Fitzgerald (G ubicza 1-3), 8:35 p.m. Major League leaders Raymond Floyd 72- 68—140 Totals 20 4 7 4 T^ls 24 8 9 8 Chip Beck 6073— 141M ay 19 — Boston at Milwaukee. 2 p.m. last two games we ve gotten them and Rocky Hill, but they had been F ie ld . Boston (Oledo 4-2) at Minnesota (Violo ((Mime called one out lo p o l 6th, rain) M ay 21 — Boston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Jim Keefe hod three hits, John 3-4), 8:35 p.m. O akland 001 300— 4 Mike Donold 72- 69— 141 going. ” Faignant said. defeated 22-6 the first time it Taylor and Don Kardls two apiece and Through Games ol Thursday, May Russ Cochran 7071— 141x-May 23 — Milwaukee at Boston, 8 Sunday's Gam es Detroit 51110 — 8 p.m. Manchester plated six runs m played \ inal. "Our kids are up and Mark Caroto belted o two-run homer C alifornia at New Y o rk 17 David Graham 73- 68— 141 Gom e-winning RBI — P arrish (3). AMERICAN LEAGUE x-Moy 25 — Boston at Milwaukee, 10 they’re excited about playing (or the Insurancemen. SteveMasiehod Chlcogo at Toronto DP— Detroit 2. LOB—Oakland 2, De­ Mark McCumber 69-72— 141 the third inning to put the contest Individual Batting Danny Edwards 67-74— 141 p.m. three hits and Jim Rook o pair for Texas at Kansas City troit x-May 27 — Milwaukee at Boston, 1 away f’riday. Judy Dalone Monday, ” Baccaro isaid. ’’and Zembrowski's Boston at Minnesota player, cib ab r h 2b 3b h r rb i avg Dave Stockton 71- 70— 141 4. 2B— Bochte. HR—(Mirbey (1), Davis R. Low . Chi 107 17 40 5 5 0 11 .374 A-Steve Elkington 6073— 141 p.m. reached on an erior and Lisa we ll just lake it from there. ” . Pumpernickel Pub ripped 18 hits in Cleveland at Milwaukee (2), Evans (4), M urphy (5). SB— Western Conference Its 13-3 victory over Brand Rex at Oakland at Detroit Engle, M inn 70 12 26 2 I I 10.37) John Adams 7072— 142 Fierce and Lynn Shfiw bunted lor Friday’s oflensive star lor Che­ T ram m ell 2 (11), (Sarbey (2). Garbey, Det 76 14 28 5 0 0 17 .368 Los Angeles vs. Phoenix ■Robertson Park. Pete Heard homered. Seattle at Baltim ore IP H R ER BB SO Bill Rogers 71-71— 142 base hits to jam the sacks. ney was lirst baseman Rick Rich Busick and Pete Gourley each T rm m ll, Dt 137 32 49 10 2 4 2) .358 Larry Rinker 69-73— 142 (Los Angeles leads series 2-0) O akland Bell. T o r 13) 20 46 10 1 3 19.351 M a y 12 — Los Angeles 110, Phoenix 94 Jen Kohut lollowed with a Gonzalez, who hit a thr'ee-run zipped three hits and Al Andersoon. Krueger (1-1) 1 1-3 6 6 ’ 6 2 1 Larry Nelson 7072— 142 D avis, Sea 98 17 34 8 1 9 28.347 Tom Weiskopf 71-71— 142 M a y 15 — Los Angeles 118, Phoenix 102 two-run single to lell and Kris homer and drove in four runs. Mike Zotta ill, Mike Zotta and Dave C od iroll 3 2-3 3 2 2 1 2 May 18 — Los Angeles at Phoenix,, Parks two apiece for the Pub. Don National League standings Boggs, Bos 119 15 40 5 1 0 7.336 Fuzzy Zoeller 69-73— 142 Detroit Upshaw. T r 125 26 42 9 2 8 22.336 11:40 p.m. Noone grounded into a lielder’s E llio tt was 2-fo r-1 w ilh a trip le and Sumislaski and John Mizoras eoch Petry (W 6-1) 5 1-3 7 4 4 2 4 Nick Price 69-74— 143 Ripken, B it 144 31 48 10 3 10 24 .333 Jim Nelford 73-70— 143 M a y 20 — Los Angeles at Phoenix, 3:30 choiee plating another riifi. Leanne two runs batted in. Leadoff hitter collected two hits for Brand Rex. (West CoostGamts Not Included) T— 2:08. A — 11,136. Standings: American — Lathrop Lem on, Det 133 22 44 8 3 7 31 .331 Doug Tewell 7073— 143p.m. Spears ripped an HBI single and Mike Mancini had lour walks and East Collins, Tor 97 8 32 5 1 0 8.330 x-May 23 — Phoenix at Los Angeles, Insurance 3-0, Irish Insurance 3-1. W L Pet. GB Mark O'Meora 71- 72— 143 Darryl Sibnnsz did likewise. Win­ scored each time. Farr's 2-2, Brand Rex 1-3, Buffalo Bell, Tex 107 16 35 8 1 1 9.327 Keith Fergus 72- 71—11:M 143 p.m. Chicago 21 15 .563 — Orioles 4, Mariners 1 W hitakr, Dt 144 29 47 6 0 3 13.326 6075— 143 x-May 25 — Los Angeles at Phoenix, ning pileher Shelley C arrier then V inal. now 8-8, was led by Water Tavern 1-3, Wilson Electric 0-3. New Y o rk 19 14 .576 Vz Joey SIndelar N a tio n a l — M a in Pub 3-1, G lenn Murray, Bit 132 21 43 3 0 7 33.326 Donnie Hammond 73- 70— 143 11:30 p.m. lofted a lly to center that was catcher Dave Bruzik, who had two Philodelphia 19 16 .543 IV2 (5arcla, T o r 155 24 50 8 2 0 12.323 Ed Sneed 7569— 144 x-May 27 or 28 — Phoenix at Los Construction 3-1, Sullivan Company M ontreal 19 18 .514 2Va SEATTLE BALTIMORE dropped, permitting the inning’s hits ;ind two RBI. Losing pitcher 2-1, Z e m b ro w sk i's A ll-S to rs 2-1, P u m ­ Rndiph, NY 128 19 41 4 0 1 6.320 Larry Mize 74- 70— 144 Angeles, 3 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. St. Louis 19 20 .487 3Va ab r h bi ab r h bi x-lf necessary sixth run to score. Joe Boulillier also had two hits. pernickel Pub 1-2, Cherrone's Package PerconI 2b 4 1 1 0 Bum bry ct 3 1 1 1 Po clo rk, Ch 111 1) 35 9 1 0 10.315 Jack Renner 74-70— 144 Pittsburgh 13 20 .394 6 V2 M u llln iks. T r 73 7 23 4 0 0 10.3)5 C^rge Burns 74- 70— 144 V in a l Tech 020 000 0 2-9-2 Store 0-3. West Bonnell If 4 0 0 0 Dw yer rf 3 0 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester added a rup in the ADavIs 1b 4 0 10 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 M ttngly, N 127 15 40 9 1 6 2) .315 Al Geiberger 72- 72— 144 Chenev Tech 201 033 x 9-8-2 Los Angeles 22 16 .550 — Tabler, C iv 102 18 32 5 0 0 12.314 Vance Heafner 7074— 144 lourth and three in the sixth. Boulillier & Brurik; Elliott & Cincinnati 20 18 .526 1 Phelps dh 2 0 0 1 Murray )b 4 1 2 2 A ll ol Sim sbur.x’s runs ofl Charter Oak B radley or”0 0 0 0 Lwnstn dh 4 1 0 0 Orta, K C 99 10 31 5 2 3 15 .313 Buddy Gardner 69-75— 144 P e lle tie r Atlanta 19 18 .514 IV2 Gontnr, Ml 131 15 41 3 1 0 12.3)3 Charles Coody 73- 71—Hockey 144 W P - E llio t l 11-1); L P — B o u lillie r Postal Express behind the six-hit San Diego 19 18 .514 IV2 Cowens rt 4 0 3 0 Gross 3b 2 0 0 0 Carrier. 7-7. were unearned as the DHndrs cf 4 0 1 0 Young If 3 12 1 Cooper. Mil 100 10 31 4 0 0 4.310 Brad Bryant 73-72— 145 pitching of Bob Judd downed Lastrada Houston 15 22 .405 5V2 Owen, Sea 123 20 38 3 5 1 12.309 Greg Norman 75- 70— 145 Silk Towners committed eight P izza , 5-1, at F itzg e ra ld F ie ld . Spencer Son Francisco 14 22 .3^ 6 Coles 3b 4 0 0 0 Douer 2b 3 0 2 0 Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Shelby pr 0 0 0 0 O gllvie, MM 91 9 28 4 1 2 14.308 Tim Simpson 75-70— 145 errors. Carrier twirled a live- Moore had two hits for Postal. Six Friday's Results . Individual Pitching Lee Trevino 75-70-145 different players hit safely for Chicago 7, Houston 6 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Sakota 2b 0 0 0 0 hitler. strikin g out two and show Tennis Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 pitcher, cIb w I ip h bb so era Pot Lindsey 7075— 145 NHL playoffs Lostrod a. Pittsburgh 6 . Atlanta 0 NIekro, N Y 6 1 60.2 54 17 41 1.04 Bill Kratzert 6077— 145 ing excellent control by walking Stondings: N o ssiff A r m s 3-0, C B T 2-1, St. Louis 5r Cincinnati 3 Tofals 32 1 6 1 Totals 29 4 7 4 MHS girls score Seattle 000 001 000— 1 Lopez, Det 4 0 32.0 17 10 24 1.41 Mike Nicolette 72-73— 145 (All Times EOT) none M a in P u b /M M H 2-1, H ig h io n d P a rk New York at Son Diego P orter, MM 3 1 33.2 32 4 20 1.60 M a rk e t 2-1, P o sta l E xp re ss 2-1, M a n ­ Montreal at Los Angeles B altim o re 200 100 lOx— '4 Stanley Cup F inals Shaw had lour hits. Fierce three (3ame-winnlng RBI — M u rra y (8). Davis. Balt 3 0 60.) 39 13 19 1.64 $175,000 L P G A tournam ent (Best-of-seven) Manchester High girls’ tennis chester J C 's 1-2, T ie rn e y 's 0-3, L a s ­ Philadelphia at San Francisco Burris, Oak 2 2 43.0 34 19 30 1.67 and Noone and Sibrinsz two aiiiece tra d a 0-3. Soturdov's Games DP—Seatlle 1. LOB—Seattle 6, Bal­ A t Clitton, N. J.. MOV 10 N.Y. Islanders vs. Edmonton team remained unbeaten with a 7-1) timore 4. 2B—Bumbry, Young. HR— Atherton, Ok 1 2 31.0 23 12 16 1.74 (POT 73) (Edmonton leodsserle$5l) to pace the Indians (All Times EDT) Butchr, M nn 2 1 40.2 39 8 9 1.99 whitewashing ol Simsbury High Houston (Knepper 3-5) at Chicago M u rra y (8). SF— Phelps, Bum bry. M a y 10 — Edm onton 1, New YorkO M anchester 006 103 x 10-15-8 Dusty IP H RERBBSO Mason. Tex 1 2 35.2 24 8 26 2.02 JuH Inkster 35-32— 67 M ay 12 — New York 6, Edmonton 1 Simsbury OOt 020 0 3 5-5 Friday alternoon at the Memorial (Reuschel O-l). 2:20 p.m. M o rris, Det 7 1 75.0 46 25 44 2.04 37-31—68 Philadelphia (Denny 3-3) at San Seatlle T Donna H White M a y 15 — Edm onton 7, New Y o rk 2 C a rrie r 8i Daione; Sherry 8. Baker Field courts. Manchester Oil Heat whipped Mem­ Beattie (L 3-4) 8 7 4 4 2 5 Righetti, N Y 1 0 25.2 20 9 21 2.10 Clndv Pleoer 35-33-68 /yiov 17 — Edm onton 7, New Y o rk 2 W P- C a rrie r 17-7), L P - Sherry orial Corner Store, 12-2, at Keeney Francisco (Davis 1-5), 4:05p.m. Boddekr, Bit 4 3 63.1 48 29 37 2.13 34- 35— 69 Alicia Qiiinby. Sarah Forstrom, Atlanta (Mahler 0-1) at Pittsburgh Baltim ore Pot Bradley 19 — New York at Edmonton. Field. Bill Foot homered and doubled. S. D avis (W 4-0) 9 6 1 1 1 * Stieb, Tor 5 0 62.2 45 21 45 2.15 Patty .Hayes 35- 35— 70 Michelle Morianos and Nancy M ike Masse had four singles and Denis (Tudor 2-1), 7:05 p.m. John, Col 3 3 60.1 54 15 14 2.24 35-36-71 8:05 p.m. Herald photo by Pinto Cincinnati (Berenyi 1-4) at St. Louis T— 2:21. A — 38,143. Beyeriey Dayls x-Mav 22 — Edmonton at New York, Baseball Keller swept the singles lor the Silk Michaud also four hits for Oil Heat. Gubicza. K C 1 3 32.0 24 9 22 2.25 Kathy McMullen 34-37— 71 John Hannon had twohitstopaceMCS. (Anduior 6-3), 8:05 p.m. Sabrhgn, K C 1 2 38.0 32 6 16 2.37 34- 37—8:05 71 p.m. Towners. lO-O for the sea.son Cheney Tech's Rick Gonzalez rejoices as he scores a run Cheney stayed in the running for a state tournament New York (Lynch 4-0) at San Diego Rangers 2, Royals 1 Barb BunkowsKy x-Mov 24 — Edmonton at New York. Cheney tops Vinal Standings: C enter Congo 3-0, G ard en NATIONAL LEAGUE Jane Grafter 35- 37— 72 Simsbury dips to 6-3 with the Sales 3-0, T elso 2-1. M e m o ria l 1-2, (Thurm ond 2-2), 10:05 p.m. Individual Batting 37-35— 72 8:05 p.m. in the Beavers’ Friday afternoon victory over Vinal Tech, berth with a 9-2 victory. Montreol (Gullickson 0-3) ot Lns Betsy King x-lf necessorv C heney Tech co l aplain Bob loss Manchester Oil Heat 1-2, Nutmeg TEXAS KANSAS CITY player, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rb l avg Nancy Lopez 34-38—72 Clim ate 1-2, Acadia II 0-3. Angeles (Honeycutt 5-1), 10:05p.m. Fronen, M tl 125 14 49 11 1 0 11.392 36- 36—72 Sunday's Gam es Ob r h bi ob r h bi Laura Cole Somple If 4 110 Wilson cf 5 C 0 0 Gwvnn, SD 137 25 50 5 2 1 14.365 Dawn Coe 36- 36-72 Houston at Chicago Brenly, SF 87 12 30 3 0 2 8.345 37- 35-72 Philadelphia at San Francisco Word rf 4 12 2 Sheridn rf 3 0 10 Donna CaponI Northern W right cf 4 0 10 Brett 3b 3 1 3 0 C lark, SF 128 19 43 3 1 7 28.336 Silvia Bertolaccini 38- 35— 73 Atlanta at Pittsburgh P arker. CIn 137 16 46 6 0 1 24.336 39- 34— 73 Gibson’s Gym come up with five runs Cincinnati at St. Louis B ell 3b 4 0 10 P rv o r 3b 0 0 0 0 Jeannette Kerr Boxing ffi P arrish dh 4 0 1 0 M cR ae dh 4 0 11 Driessen, Cn 78 14 26 7 0 3 11 .333 A-Joann Paclllo 38-35—73 Sports in Brief Swalo HO suto bot Pteaknoss In the sixth inning tor o 7-3 com e-trom - New York ot San Diego Rolnes, M tl 142 29 47 7 0 5 25.331 3538—73 behlnd win over Bob 8. M arie’s Pizza at M ontreal at Los Angeles Hostetir lb20 10Orta If 4 0 0 0 Shelley Hamlin Bv Pohia Smith same way. You don’t take a horse to a race with the O ver 16-1. Robertson P a rk . P a u l P e ck, BUI D aley, O 'B rien 1b 1 0 0 0 lorg 1b 4 0 10 Wshngtn, 128 26 42 8 1 8 27 .328 Alice Miller 40- 33— 73 Strw brry, 123 20 40 9 0 5 17 .325 36-37— 73 UPl Sports Writer intentions of losing.” A le x Z o la c and A l A ren d t each hod two Yost c 4 0 0 0 W hite 2b 4 0 0 0 Colleen Wolker Major Ffght schedufe Central’s Cate medalist Andersn ss 4 0 0 0 W athan c 4 0 1 0 ■ vs, SF 125 19 40 10 2 2 7 .320 Ruth Jessen 36- 37— 73 His words were a mild rebuke to the sports ”I think I’ve seen stranger things than Pac Soldier’s hits fo r G ib so n ’s Angels 4, Yankees 3 141 22 45 9 5 2 22.319 37- 36— 73 beating Swale,” said Dave Byrnes, the jockey riding Al Fortier, Paul Miller, Bill Tedford W ilkrsn 2b 4 0 2 0 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Jane SIrmons NORTH EAST. Fa. — Troy State ol Alabama BALTIM ORE — Thelactsol life in the sport of kings reporters who have termed the 109th Run for the and Lenny Goldberg each collected M o tley ph 0 0 0 0 114 18 36 7 1 0 8.3)6 Muffin Spencer-IDevlln 3538—73 (c-denotes defending champion) the Maryland-bred colt. -«-20 29 5 1 2 7.3)5 Jennifer Maccurrach 38- 35— 73 shot a lin a l round 294 F rid a y to win the 22nd are cruel, which is probably why so many people Black-Eyed Susans the run for second, and a mild two hits for Pizzo. CALIFORNIA NEW YORK Totals 35 2 9 2 Totals 34 1 7 1 Standings: Dean M a c h in e 3-0, Cox Texas 000 000 020— 2 M cRvnIds, 137 20 43 5 2 7 25.314 Vicki Fergon 37- 36— 73 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Rom lrz, A ll 134 11 42 5 2 0 10.313 36-37— 73 annual NC.AA Division II National Goll ( liam- refuse to learn them. protest to the betting odds. Even a great horse can lose to a nag under certain C able 2-1, T ra sh -A w a y 2-1, Bob 8. Pettis cf 4 0 0 0 Rndiph 2bKansas 5 0 2 0 C ity 100 000 000— 1 Debbie Hall M a y 19 at San Juan, Puerto Rico — c- Rose, M tl 112 18 35 4 1 0 11 .313 Beth Solomon 36-37— 73 Loris Stecco vs. Victor Calleias, 15, W BA pionship. Greg Cate ol ( enlral Conneelieut Stale But the truth is this: No wise bettor invests more ’’strange” circumstances. He could go lame, or fall, Marie's 2-1, Gibson’s 2-1, Manchester Boone c 5 0 0 0 Horrah 3bGam 5 0 e-winning0 0 RBI — W ard (1). As ol 4:25 p.m. Friday, Swale, a hand.some bay son Property Maintenance 12, Manches­ E—Washington. DP— Kansas City 1. V irg il, P h il 81 14 25 4 1 6 18.309 Judy Clark 38- 36-74 lunlor featherweight title. Unixersity earned medalist honors by shooting a money than he is prepared to lose because there are no RJcksn dh 4 0 0 0 WInlleld rf 4 0 0 0 M m p hry, H 127 15 39 3 2 1 20.307 39- 35—74 ol 1977 Triple Crown-winner Seattle Slew, was a solid or jum p a fence. He could even get boxed in or stuck in ter JC Blue 1-2, Barracliffe’s Amaco DeCIncs 3b 4 2 2 1 Baylor dh 4 12 0 LO B — Texas 7. Kansas City 9.2B— Brett. Marta Flgueros-Dottl May 20 at Corpus ChrlstI, Texas — final round 69 for a 72-hole total ol 295, two shots ’locks.” no ’ ’sure things” in horse r^icing. 1-2, Delm ar Ca. 1-2, M CC Vets 0-3. HR—Ward (4). SB— Sheridan (7), Wa­ Sam ul, P hi 150 27 46 8 4 2 12.307 Beverly Kloss 39-35— 74 Hector Camacho vs. Rafael W illiams, 10, 2-5 favorite to pick up the $243,600 prize awaiting the heavy traffic. Downing If 3 1 0 0 Plnlello If 4 2 2 1 Durhm , Ch 111 21 34 3 1 7 23.306 39-35—74 better than Terry Mobley ol Troy Slate. Just ask any ra ilb ird w ho has bet the ranch on one — Benlauz If 1 0 0 0 M ttngly 1b 3 0 0 0 than Kathryn Young lightweights; Robert Rucker vs. Willie winner of the 1,3-16-mile race on the wickedly fast dirt (4). Dernier, Chi 92 19 28 3 1 0 4.304 Anne-Marie Polll 38-36—74 Rodriguez. 10, welterweights. t’eniral was lourth in the team standings. and lost. Or. better yet, just ask the nine trainers who Lynn rf 4 1 2 1 W ynegar c 4 0 2 2 Schmdt, P 132 27 40 6 O il 31 .303 • 40-34-74 track of Pim lico Race Course. And, impressive as Swale was in his 3 1-4-length West Side RJcksn 1b 5 0 1 0 Robrtsn ss 3 0 \10 IP H RERBBSO Clndv H ill May 21 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike University of Hartlord s Doug Domian was Kith have convincing reasons for believing one of them can Texas W ynne, Pitt 132 14 40 9 3 0 6.303 Mary Beth Zimmerman 38- lRossman b ^ vs. Roddy MacDonald, 10, light victory in the Derby, he has not yet proved himsell Manchester Police scored In all but Grich 2b 3 0 2 1 Smolly ph 10 0 0 Cabell, Hou 76 11 23 2 1 2 8.303 39- 35^-74 individually with a total ol 302. thwart the Triple Crown hopes of Kentucky Derby G iven the best odds for beating the Claiborne F a rm Schoflld ss 4 0 1 0 Foil ss Stewart 0 0 0 0(W 2-6) 7 5 1 1 2 0 Kathy Hite heavvVveights; Calvin Grove vs. Santo great. He lost two stakes races earlier this year and one inning as it handcuffed North Schmidt (SI) 2 2 0 0 1 3 M oldond, L A 86 11 26 5 0 1 7.302 Linda Hunt 36- Moreno, 38— 74 10, featherweights. winner Swale by beating bim Saturday in the second colt trained by Hall ol Famer Woody Stephens was United Methodist, 21-10, at Pagan! Moreno cf 2 0 0 0 Individuol Pitching 39-35— 74 another last year. Neither can the eight colts and one Griffey cf 2 0 )0 Kansas C ity Judy Ellis May 22 at Charlotte, N.C. — c-Willie jewel, the $338,600 Freakiiess Stakes. Taylor’s Special at 9-2. Next was Gale Dancer at 9-1. Field. Howdrd Beeler had faur hits, Black (L 4-3) 7 1-3 9 2 2 1 2 pitcher, cib w I Ip h bb so ero Ayako Okamoto 39-35— 74 Edw ards vs. D avid Sears, 12, N A B F light gelding running against him Saturday be dismissed as Brian Collins and Al Yaung three Totols 37 4 8 3 Totals 37 3 10 3 Sisk, N Y 1 1 26.2 17 17 14 0.68 38- 37-75 Royals activate Brett ”We came here to win it, ” Billy Mott, trainer of The longest shots were Wind Flyer at 97-1, Raja’s C alifornia 000 300 000 1— 4 Quisenberry 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Stephanie Kornegov heavyweight title; Bernard Taylor vs. bad horses. The other speed horses in the field — Fight apiece and Ted Krysiewicz two In the T— 2:31. A — 27,573. NIedenfr, L A 1 2 25.2 12 16 27 1.40 Barbra MIzrahle 39- 36—Rafael 75 Gandarllla, 10, leatherwelghts. Police 25-hlt barrage. Mark Halmes New York 000)00 002 0—3 Denny, P h il 3 3 54.0 44 6 34 1.67 39-36—75 KANSAS CIT5’. Mo. — The Kans;is City Royals morning- line third pick Taylor’s Special said flatly Shark 80-1, and Pine Circle 64-1. Rounding out the field Over, T a y lo r’s Special and R a ja ’s Shark — w ill try to Gam e-W inning RBI— DeCinces (6). A m y Benz M a y 23 at A tlo n tic City, N .J. — Ch arlie Friday. ”1 think most ol the other trainers feel the are Pac Soldier 28- I, S.S, Hot Sauce 26-1 and Fight had two three-base knocks and Dave Honyett, L A 5 1 57.0 49 11 26 1.89 Lenore Muraoko 37- Singleton 38— 75 vs. Junior Edmond, 10, light aetivated .All-Slar George Brett Friday and outrun him. j Timbrell singled twice and hamered Pirates 6. Braves 0 Knepper, Ho 3 5 61.0 44 12 30 2.21 38- 37— 75 E— DeCinces, Robertson. DP— Vicki Alvarez heavyweights. inserted him at third base in his first day back on far Methodist. Ryan, Hou 4 2 62.) 44 25 65 2.31 Sandro Hovnie 39- 36—May 75 24 at Houston — Barry Audio vs. Standings: Manchester Police 3-0, California y ” Sandrsn, Ch 4 1 50.0 44 6 20 2.34 3540—75 the job. 4. LO B — C alifo rnia 9, New Y o rk 5. H R— ATLANTA PITTSBURGH Connie ChlllemI Tommy Smith, 10, middlewelghts; B u ck la n d M a n u fa c tu rin g 2-1, W ard ab r h bl ab r h bi Candeir, Ptt 3 4 51.1 52 14 46 2.45 Rosie Jones 3540—75 Pas- Brett, who signed a lile lim e eonirael xvith the Manufacturing 2-1, Red-Lee 2-1, Blue Plnlello (1), DeCinces (7). S— Pettis, Show, SD 5 2 58.1 43 27 32 2.47 3540— 75 G rich. Wshngtn rf 4 0 2 0 Wynne cf 4 1 1 1 Marlene Hogge oual Arranda vs. Aaron Lopez, 10, Royals two weeks ago, lias not played an inning in Bucks look to home crowd in game three O x 2-1, E lk s 1-2, B e lllve a u P a in te rs 0-3, Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Lacy rf 3 0 0 0 NIekro, Hou 2 6 58.0 49 19 28 2.48 Bonnie Lauer 38- featherweights. 37— 75 IP H RERBBSO Nerth United Methodist 0-3. Pena, L A 4 2 50.)' 48 9 30 2.50 40- 35— 75 1981 after having torn ligaments in his Left knee C alifornia Romlrz ss 4 0 )0 Madick 3b 4 0 0 0 Mary Delong May 24 at Portland, Ore. — James Horner 3b 4 0 1 0 M o rrisn 2b A 3 ndular, StI 0 1 06 3 71.2 56 17 40 2.51 Kathy Postlewalt 39- 36—75 Manning vs. Paul Ferrerl, 10, bantam­ during spring training MILW AUKEE (liPl) — Milwaukee Bucks’ center The Bucks w ill return home Saturday to a sellout John 8 2-3 9 3 3 1 3 Carlton, P h il 2 2 60.1 56 20 47 2.54 3540— 75 series, is doing it again against the Bucks. But he said Sanchz (W 4-1) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 Chm bis 1b 3 0 2 0 Ray 2b1110 Jon Flynn weights. Bob L a n ie r is not as upset with his clu b ’s two losses to crowd of 11,052 in Game 3. his team cannot letup against the Bucks. Murphy cf 4 0 1 0 Pena c 3 Soto, 114 CIn 6 1 70.1 43 25 65 2.56 Alison Sheard 39- 36—75May 25 ot New York — Juan Ramon New Y o rk Volenzul, L A 3 5 66.1 60 25 58 2.71 36-39—75 the Boston Celtics us he is with the way they Rowley 3 1-3 4 3 3 2 1 Harper If 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Jerllyn Brifi Cruz vs. Alberto Collazo, 10, lightweights; ‘ Hopefully the guys will understand what happened "Against Milwaukee, you have to play every second Trevino c 3 0 10 Otis If 0 0 0 0 Alexandra Reinhordt 40- Buddy 36— 76 McGIrt vs. Pete Padilla, 10, lunlor Lucky Lucky Lucky wins happened. Little League R llo 2 2-3 1 0 0 2 3 and we’ll be going back with our heads up high. If we of the game, and they can come back very quickly," Shirley 3 2 0 0 0 2 Falcone p 2 0 0 0 Dl Stefan If 2 1 1 0 Cathy Morse 40-36— 76 wetterweights; Joe Monley vs. Terry The Celtics dominated the Bucks in two games in don’t win at home, it w ill be very hard to come back,” he said. "They are not out of it by a lot of ways. We’ve Watson ph 1 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 111 Jo Ann Washam 40-36-76 Whitaker, 10, junlorwelterweights. BALTIMORE — Kenlueky 0;iks ehampion Howell (L 1-2) 11110 2 38-38— 76 Boston, easily xxinning the .second T hursday night W P — Rowley. T — 2:34. A — 23,609. Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 McWllm p 2 1 1 0 Karen Permezel May 26 at Miami Beach, Flo. — c- Lueky Luc ky Lucky took the lead in the lir.st turn said Lanier. only won two games, and that’s only half way there.” G orber p 0 0 0 0 Mary Hafeman 38-38— 76 Jalme (kirza vs. Felipe Orozco, 12, WBC and held on to w in the $162,000 B lack Eyed Susan 125-11(1 to take a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven E astern Kevin McHale, who scored 24 points and was a key Swingman Junior Bridgeman of the Bucks said the National Farm Totals 32 0 8 0 Totals 29 6 7 6 Transactions Mary Bea Porter 38- super 38— 76 bantamweight title; Albert Davila Conference championship series. in Game 2 for the Celtics, said his teammates w ill also club is down, but not out of the playoffs just yet. A tlanta 000 000 000— 0 Joyce KazmierskI 3541— 76 vs. Enriaue Sonchez, 12, WBC bantam­ Stakes Friday at Fimlico Race ( nurse. Mark Sornl hit o home run and o Twins 8, Red Sox 3 Pittsburgh 002 000 04x— 6 40-36— 76 "It’s not the losing I hate,” the veteran center said. be full of enthusiasm. Deedee Lasker weight title. "We just didn’t play well, we just didn’t make the triple but It was not enough, os DIRoso Gom e-winning RBI — Berra (2). Becky Pearson 39- 37—May 76 27 at Maracaibo, Venezuela — c- It’s not being competitive, that’s the thing.” "W e’ve learned our lesson,” he said. "We've got to Cleaners defeated Nichols Tire, 10-5. E— Dedmon. DP—Pittsburgh 3. Football Eusebio Pedroza vs. Angel Levy Mayor, shots,” he said. "There is no real reason to get down BOSTON MINNESOTA The Bucks have had problems shooting during tbe go to Milwaukee and fight like crazy.” Mike Poscorelll and Roy Hodgdon LOB— 15, W BA featherweight title. Krickstein in semis and lose confidence. We just have to go back and win combined for the yictory. DIRosa’s Ob r h bi ab r h bi Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 3. 2B—Berra, Clevelond — Signed draft choice May 29 at Atlantic City — Tonito .series and L a n ie r .said it is not just the stiff Boston McHale said he thinks the Bucks w ill play better in hitting stars were Mott Miner, and Paul Boggs 3b 4 0 )0 Pucketf cf 4 0 0 0 tackle-guard Dave Peipkorn to a serlesof in Milwaukee.” Washington. 3B—DIStefano. HR— Rivera vs. Juan Veioz, 10, lunlor R o m e — American Aaron Krickstein. at 16the defense. The Bucks hit just 40 of 90 shots from the field Game 3 but he thinks his club can keep winning. Dean. Mark MIdtord was a standout on Evans rf 4 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 1 2 2 Pena one-vear contracts. featherweights. defense. John Gesmundo played well Rice If 4 1)1 Hrbek 1b 4 2 3 0 (6). S— M cW illiam s. Radio# TV May 30 at Atlantic City, N .J.- Bobby youngest player ever to quality for a tennisgrand in the second game. ” 1 have a lot of confidence in the team,” he said. Guard Sidney Moncrief, who has been checked by defensively for Nichols. Armas dh 3 10 0 Engle c 4 2 2 0 Houston (USFL) — Signed territorial IP H R ER BB SO •••••••••••••••••••••• Czvz vs. Mork Frazle, 10, super prix, advanced to the semifinals in the Italian ”W’e are playing with enthusiasm, but the balls are "The real Milwaukee Bucks have not shown up yet. Dennis Johnson in the series, made a promise after Gedman c 4 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 Atlanta 1 0 1 draft choice defensive tackle Van Hughes E asier 1b 4 1 2 1 Brnnskv rf 4 1 1 3 middlewelghts. Open C’ham|)ionships Friday nighi alongside just not dropping. We’ve having trouble running our We know this is a much better ballteam. We just hope Game 2: ’Tm going to try and make them work. Falcone (L 2-4) 6 3 2 2 2 1 to a four-year contract. International Farm Miller cf 4 0 0 0 (Miettl 3bDedmon 3 0 12 1 2-3 3 3 3 1 1 Los Angeles (USFL) ~ Signed wide three veteran Latin Americans. olfen.se and that’s part of the problem,” he said. we can go in and execute our same game plan.” We’ve had pretty good success against them in B arre n 2b 3 0 2 1 Hatcher If4 0 1 0 Bob Tremonte got the win as Seven G arb er 1-311101 receiver Tommy Norman, a ninth-round T o d ay Krickstein crushed Italian Fram esco Caneel- ’’Once we start shooting better, we’ll start Larry Bird, who almost single-handedly defeated Milwaukee. I hope we w ill continue to have the same G utlerrz ss 2 0 0 0 Jim enez ssPittsburgh 2 1 1 0 draft choice out of Jackson State, and 2:00 Baseball: Angels vs. Yankees, Eleven topped the Oilers, 19-17. Heidi Rem v ph 1 0 0 0 offensive lineman Pat Cornelius. C h annels 22, 30, W P q P lotti, 6-4, 6-0 E;irher Jose Luis Clcrc, the 1981 xxinning, ” the New York Knicks in the Celtics’ previous playoff success.” Corpe turned o double ploy for the McWllllms (W 1-3) 9 8 0 0 2 6 Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 T— 2:20. A— 10,947. New York Jets — Signed 19 free agents 2:00 NBA playoff: Celtics vs. Bucks, Horse Racing Italian Open w inner, 1982 winner Andres Gomez, w inners. D lone P o lre r hod o single and Totals 33 3 6 3 Totals 33 8 11 8 — tight ends Mark Allen of Montclair C hannel 3 _ . 9 0 triple for fhe Oilers. Matt WllnIckI 2:30 Bowling: Seattle Open, Channel Boston 020 001 OOO— 3 9 and Diego Ferez also .scored quarterfinal also ployed well offensively. Paul Cardinals 5. Reds 3 State, Ray Evans of Ohio State and victories. M innesota 500 010 02x— 8 Gerry Healy of New Hampshire; wide 8 Ellerman led the defense. (kim e-w lnnlng RBI — Teufel (4). receivers Reggie Brown of Tem­ 4:00 Boxing: Kevin Howard vs. Krickstein. from Grossepoint. Mich., will meet E—Easier. DP— Bostan 1. LOB— ple, Chester Cooper of Minnesota, Sugar Roy Leonard, Channel 8 Preakness fiefd Morgan up by one CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 4:30 Golf: Colonial Invitational, Ferez in the semilinals Saturday. Boston Mack Cummings' of East Tennessee 4, Minnesota 3. 2B—Brunanskv, ob r h b l ab r h bl Redus If 4 1 3 1 Herr 2b 2 2 11 State, David Dorn of Rutgers and Don Channel 3 _ BALTIMORE — The field (or Inkster up by one Easier, Porter of Presbyterian; llnebockers Dan 5:00 Horse racing: Preokness Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 M cG ee rf 3 0 1 0 tod ay’s 109th running of the 1 516 Jim enez, Hrbek. HR— Teufel (5), Rice Beouford of J.C. Smith, Reggie Foster Stokes, Channel 8 : Scholastic Driessn 1b 4 0 1 0 LSmIth If 3 2 11 8:00 USFL tootboll: Bulls vs. Stars, mile Preakness Stakes at Pim lico; Schnellenberger exploring (6). S— Jim enez. SF— Goetfl. Pa rke r rf 4 1 1 0 Londrm If 0 0 0 0 of Wyoming and Kelly George of Boll PP Horse Jockey Odds CLIFTON, N.J. (UPl) - Juli IP H R ER BB SO State; safeties Pat Conran of Yale, Lewis ESPN in Colonial tourney round than Inkster. She bogeyed the I •••••••••••••••••••••• Milner cf 3 1 )0 Hendrck rf 4 1 2 2 8:00 NHL ployoft: Islanders vs. 1. Poe Soldier DBvrnes 20-1 Boston Reda of Delaware, John Scott of VPI 2. Fight Over OVergara 12-1 MIAMI — University ol Miami Coach Howard Inkster, a tour rookie with superstar third and fourth holes, then strung Cnepen 3b 3 0 0 1 Green 1b 4 0 0 0 Oilers, Channel 9 -USA Brown (L 1-5) 6 7 6 4 0 3 Gulden c 2 0 0 0 Howe 3b 3 0 0 0 and Ricky Simmons of South Corollna 3. (Jote Dancer ACordero 4-1 Schnellenberger is considering an olfer to coach ■ potential, shot a 6-under-par 67 Nipper 2 4 2 2 0 0 8:30 Baseball: Red Sox vs. Twins, Bv Mike Rabun the suspension, but he still was together three consecutive birdies : Junior varsity softball B llo rd ell c 2 0 1 0 Broun ph 0 0 0 0 State; running back Pete Corrigan of 4. Taylor’s Special WShoemaker 51 the United Stales Football I,eague’s Washington Minnesota Purdue, guard John Kent of James C hannels 30, 38, W T IC ' UPl Sports Writer Friday to take a one-shot lead after from the fifth to seventh holes and Foley ss 2 0 11 O berkfll 3b 0 0 0 0 5. Swale LPIncav 6-5 drenched by the first shower as he was * The Manchester High lunlor varsity Smithson (W 6-3) 9 6 3 3 1 5 Madison, defensive tackle Dan Reilly of 10:30 Boseboll: Mets vs. Padres, 6. Pine Circle MESmIth 10-1 Federals, a university spokesman confirmed the opening round of a $175,000 added five birdies coming home, Balk— Smithson. PB—Gedman.T— Perez ph 1 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 2 0 1 1 in the process of taking a double bogey ‘ softball team was upset Friday after- Hum e p 0 0 0 0 B rum m r c 4 0 0 0 Missouri Valley and center Randy C h annel 9 7. Wind Flyer DJMurphv 200 Frid ay . LPGA tournament. : . Ropella of WIsconsIn-Oshkosh. F O R T W ORTH, Texas - G il M organ at the par-3 16th hole. including four in a row. : noon, dropping a 7-3 d ecisio n at hom e 2 10 P rice p 1 0 0 0 Stuper p 2 0 0 0 8. Raia’s Shark ‘RWIIson 20-1 The Hurricanes coach has held .several Cindy Pleger, who qualified for . to Sim sbury High. A— 29,277.’ Esasky ph 1 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Sunday .. 9. S.S. Hot Sauce D A M lIle r 201 escaped the worst of a series of Pleger, a 23-year-old from Athens, The Indians had only seven hits, Oakland (USFL) — Signed free agent 1:1)0 Golf: Colonlol invltotionol, conversations with new Federals’ owner Woody the tour at the same time as Inkster Ga., started slow but had four Pow er p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 1 0 0 0 10. Ploy On JLSamyn 51 downpours Friday to shoot a soggy 67 Nevertheless, he posted a 7-under 133 ' Including two bv Tammy Dillon. Krn ch c 3b 1 0 0 0 wide receiver Dave Stief. C h annel 3 Owners by post position — 1, First Weiser, who is expected to move his team to Manchester, 12-2, will play Conardon Boseboll 2:00 Baseball: Angels vs. Yankees, and take a one-shot lead over Payne for 36 holes in quest of his first victory last August, but hasn’t enjoyed as birdies coming home. She is only Totals 32 3 8 3 Totals 28 5 6 5 Edition Stable. 2, Sabarese- Miami next year. ■f M o n d a y In W est H artfo rd . •••••••••••••••••••••• Channel 11, WPOP , , since he claimed back-to-back wins at much success, shot a surprising 68 to 114th on the m oney list and her best Cincinnati 020 001 000— 3 2:15 B as^ ll: Red Sox vs. Twins, Bw am azon Stewart after two rounds of the Colonial St. Louis 202 000 Olx— 5 Minnesota '— Placed inflelder John Farm. 3, Kenneth Opsteln. 4, W.F. the start of the 1983 season. tie for second place with Donna finish as a pro was a 14th at Orlando, ’r Castino on 21-doy disabled list; activated C h a n n e ls , 38, W T IC _ ^ National Invitation. (kim e-wInnlng RBI — Hendrick (7). 2'30 USFL football: Breakers vs. Lucas. 5, Claiborne Form. 6, Loblolly White, winner of this tournament in Fla., last month. D P — Cincinnati 1, SI. Louis 1. LO B — outfielder Jim Elsenrelch off disabled Stoble. 7, Robert E. Mosterson. 8, Irwin Cowboys’ sale completed ; Junior bigb baseball Calendar list. Bondtts, Channel 8 ^ . The lirst rains struck the 7,116-yard. Stexyart made six putts of 15 feet or 1980. Defending champion Pat Bradley, CIncInnotl 4, St. Louis 6. 2B—Foley, 3:00 Boxing: Robeti Rucker vs. Felner. 9, Alan S. Kline. 10, Welcome ’ WETHERSFIELD — The Bennet •••••••••••••••••••••• Hendrick 2, Driessen. HR—Herr (2), L. San Diego — Called up catcher Bruce Stoble. D A L L A S — The sale ol the D alla s Cowboys to a par-70 Colonial Country Club course at more in posting the day’s lowest round Although she wasn’t feeling confi­ this year’s money leader, got her Bochy from Las Vegas of the PCL and W illie Rodriguez, Channel 30 ‘ Junior High baseball team scored six Sm ith (3), Redus (3). SB— M c G e e 2 (10), 3:30 NBA playoff: Lakers vs. Suns, Trainers — 1, BUI Boniface. 2, John group headed by Dallas businessman H.R. noon and a little more than an hour — a 66 — for his two-day total of 134. dent at the start of her round only bogey of the round on the 18th - runs In the seventh Inning here F rid a y O. Sm ith (10). S - O . Smith. SF— sent catcher Doug Gwosdz to Los Vegas. Porlsello. 3, Jock Van Berg. 4, Billy . T O D A Y Soccer Channel 3 _ ...... ’Bum” Bright was eompleted Friday with later a lightning-packed storm forced a because of recent problems with her hole, when she three-putted from 25 * afternoon to take a 12-8 win from the B a se b a ll Concepcion. 4-00 Boxing: Rafael Williams vs. Mott. 5, Woody Stephens. 6, Shug ‘ Wethersfield High freshmen. Simsbury at East Catholic, 11 a.m. IP H RERBBSO Mc(3aughev. 7, Charles L. Dickey. 8, Sol signing of linal papers and the transfer of funds. .53-minute suspension in play. Tied for third at S under 135 were d river, In kste rsan ka n 18-foot bird ie feet, and fell to fourth place at 69. Chris Sember keyed fhe rally with a Chicago (NASD ~ Released mid­ H e cto r C am ocho, C h annels 22, 30 So ftb all Cincinnati 4:00 Auto ra c in g : W Instan 500, C han­ (iampo. 9, Jack Kousin. 10, Billy Turner The ownership of the {’ow boys was transferred putt on the first hole and had only Bradley, playing her first tourna­ > 360-foot triple to left field which drove P rice ( L 2-2) 4 3 4 4 3 2 fielder Ingo Peter. Jr. first-round jeader Peter Jacobsen (who East Catholic at Sleeping Giant nel n to the Bright group by Clint Murchison Jr., who one bad shot all day in scoring her ment after a three-week break, had * In two runs. Matt Vbughn and Paul Taurnament (Hamden) Field Includes Pow er 2 2 0 0 1 3 Weights — All carry 126 pounds. Gross Finally, after the players went back had a 71 Friday) and Sammy Rachels, ' Wright each hod o pair af hits, while Kansas City — Activated third 4:00 Baseball: Mets vs. Padres, value — $338,600 with 10 starters. V alM best round of the year. Coventry, Sacred Heart and Hamden Hum e 21)122 SportsChannel founded the club in I960, the estate of Clint ’s late to the waterlogged acreage, a light, but who had the misfortune to injure his a 25-foot b ird ie putt on the first hole ' Sember olso had an RBI double. Allan ' St. Louis baseman (^rge Brett ond farmed to w inner — $243400. Second $50400. in raund rabln play, 10 a.m. out utility Inflelder Tucker Ashford. 6:00 Auto racing: Indianapolis 500 brother, John Murchison, Toddie Lee Wynne and steady shower returned for most of the back after the rain-delay and was not White, winner of this tournament and sank a 60- footer from off the . Aceto had a two-run double In the T ra c k Stuper (W 2-2) 5 1-3 7 3 3 0 0 T h ird $30400. Fourth $15400. » seventh. lim e trials, Channel 8 Fritz Hawn. in 1980, had a more spectacular green on the 10th. Manchester (boys and girls) and Rucker 1 1 0 0 - 0 0 8:00 College baseball: Miami vs. Post time — 5:40 p.m. EDT. rest of the alternoon. sure if he could play in Saturday’s third * The B ears, 6-2, w ill p la y at hom e A llen (S 2) 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 3 San Diego (NASD — Signed second Television — A B C . 5 p.m. E D T . East Catholic (boys and girls) at round draft choice Caleb Surl. Wichita State, ESPN Morgan completed his lound before round. * Tuesday afternoon against the same Manchester Invitational, 10 a.m. W P — P rice . T— 2:16. A— 31,164. : Wethersfield team. IK - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 19, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. May 19, 1984 - 19

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Coll anytime otter You have to tell people & Education skills necessary. After­ MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL insurance benefits avail­ AVAILABLE JUNEIst — up at the Manchester 4pm, 742-9301. 71 Haynaa SI. able. Call 667-2231 or 549- billing In active automo­ 643-2693 after 4pm. Attractive 2 bedroom additions, remodeling, Herald office BEFORE urday and Sunday (9om- about it! And the best noons - Monday, Tues­ LAWN MOWERS RE­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ TAG SALE — 60 Foxcrott Manchailer, C T 06040 4270 between 10am and tive office. Some clerical apartment. Appliances, PAIRED— Quick, Expert 11AM ONLY. 3pm, Sellers 8om ) at the way to do that is day, Wednesday 8, Fri­ EOE M/F MANCHESTER — Gen­ chens remodeled, ceil­ Eastern Connecticut Flea Drive, Manchester, 1972 HONDA CB500 — day. Call 646-3489 4pm. duties included. Expe­ wall-to-wall, convenient Service! Senior Dis­ through the Classi­ Help Wanted 21 rience helpful. Call Mrs. tlemen wanted for newly ings, both tile, dormers, Market (Junction 31 Bi32, across form Health Spa. Excellent condition. New between 9 and 11am, 7 and location. $550 per month. count! Free Pick Up and AR EA R U G — 8 ft. round, 20 years accumulation, " 0 "-ring chain and rear fied Ads. People in Emond at 643-5135 for remodeled rooms. 24 Including heat, hot water. roofing. Residential or gold with fringe, raised Mansfield). Seller spaces 9pm. hour security, parking, . Delivery! ECONOMY commercial. 649-4291. no iunk. Saturday, 9om to sprockett. $650. Coll 646- the market for items Interview appointment. M r. Rothman, 646-4144. M OW ER, 647-3660. pattern In center. $35. available for everyone. IMMEDIATE OPEN­ mold service. Call 649- Coll 429-1998. 4pm. 7556 otter 1pm. you may have for MACHINE SHOP needs Evenings, 643-1969. Coll 646-4848. INGS For Part Time NEWSPAPER DEALER LIVE-IN COMPANION — CUSTODIAN — 20-25 0210 . EXPERIENCED CAR­ sale read the Classi­ full time help far Debur- N EED ED — Manchester- hours per week, day time. HIGHLAND LANDS­ TAG SALE — Oliver Housecleaning in Glas­ For elderly woman. Light M AN CH ESTER — Excel­ P E N TE R — Remodeling, GETTING READY FOR MULTI FAMILY TAG 73 fied Ads every day rlng and Secondary Oper­ /South Windsor area. It Interested coll Center MANCHESTER — $60 O CAPIN G — Spring clean additions, roofs and Rood, several families. Rec Vehicles tonbury area. We after housekeeping. Transpor- lent modern 4 room up, mowing and mainte­ G R A D U A TIO N ? Men’s SALE — Soturdoy, May flexible hours and good ation. Apply Tuesday or Call Jeanne, 647-9946. Church, 647-9941. week, plus security. Coll decks. Free estimates. Sunday, May 20th only. . . . until they find tdtioin required. Refer­ apartment, I'/z baths, nance. Fertilizing, heavy sports coots. Beautiful, 19th, 19 Indian Drive, hourly rates. Must be Thursday, 10am - 2pm; or 643-2659. Coll Mike, 871-2559. Manchester, 8om to 4pm. 9om. Weother what they want. call for an appointment, ences. Call after 3pm, fully applianced kitchen. and light trucking. like new, $14. Phone 649- COX POP-UP TENT neat and reliable. Call DRIVERS TO SELLHood Bathroom cabinet with 2 permitting. TR A ILER — Sleeps 4, 647-1883. C .B . E n te r­ 643-0738. Business Opportunities 22 No pets. References, se­ Landscape experts in 2433. So if you have Maid To Order, 659-2953. ice cream. We want 50 ROBERT E. JARVIS — sinks, stereo, T V and needs small amount of prises, 75 Woodland drivers at once. Ding Apartments (or Rent 42 curity. $475. Call 649-4003. rock'formatlons and spe­ something for sale, WANTED — Mature Building 8, Remodeling MOVING, MUSTSELL— household items. canvas work. $450. Coll Street, Manchester. Dong Carts, 568 Memor­ cial design. Mulch, top Specialist. Additions, Wanted to Buy 70 don't keep it secret woman to babysit 3 MANCHESTER — First soil, trees, shrubs and 6 pine chairs, 2captains, 4 643-8097. ^------ial Drive, Chicopee Mass, month old, 1 or 2 days a FOR SALE — Business oarages, roofing, siding, . . . call us today 1-413-3738. MANCHESTER — Avail­ floor, 4 room apartment stone available. Free Es­ motes, $130. Picnic table, This is a good time to find week. Hours are flexible. Opportunity. Hot Dog able immediately. One, kitchens, bothrooms, re­ $35. Coll 569-1616. CAMPER, 1969 STAR- and let us tell the a cash buyer for that Cart, equipped with in4family. Noappliances timates. Call 649-6685 or NEWSPAPER DEALER References required. two and three bedroom or utilities furnished. $350 placement windows- WANTED TO BUY - Any CRAFT — Pop-up whole world about it NEEDED In East Hart­ typewriter no one uses. SEWING MACHINE OP­ trailer chasis. Used only 643-7712. /doors. Coll 643-6712. Old postcard views of Call mornings, 647-1051. apartments. $4(X), $440, month - lease and secur­ STRONG STUDENT HOUSEHOLD GOODS — camper. Sleeps 8 . Sink, with an inexpensive ford. Call 647-9946, ask far Use a low-cost ad In ERATORS — EstalMIshed one season. Like new. $520, heat and hot water Manchester, CT. Please stove, refrigerator, fur­ nationwide plllow'^manu- ity required. Adults, no SPRING CLEAN UP — In DESK and choir, school Saturday, May 19f h, 9om- Classified Ad! Jeanne. Classified for quick re­ FULL TIME TELLER — $1500 Firm. Call 646-0376. included. Bissell and MASTER CABINET type. 6-12 years old. Both call 649-7560. V nace, canopy with zip-in sults. 643-2711. facturer has Immediate pets. Call 649-6246 be­ need of a Backhoe and/or 3pm. 22 Montclair Drive, Experience preferred, Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. tween 5 and 9pm. M AKER — With 30 years $15. Coll 646-6794. walls. $1000. 742-5054. AVON — Your Time Is full tlm»>opening. Expe­ Bulldozer? We hove a o f t Scott Drive, PAT lOORDECKFURNI- but will train. Good fig­ Situation Wanted 23 hands on experience. Old Manchester. Worth Money! Sell Avon. rience preferred. Day dump truck too! No iob fashioned craftsmanship TURE — Tables, choirs, 12' ALUMINUM BOAT — COUNTER HELP — ure qptitude required. ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 FIVE ROOM APART­ too small. Free esti­ MICROSCOPE — Monoc­ 6 HP mercury motor, Earn good money, set shift, 5 day week. Full Apply in person: Mrs. at o fair price. All your loungers, etc. In good Days, Ham to3pm. Apply benefit program, includ­ bedrooms. Prices to (it M E N T — Heat and hot mates. Reasonable rates. ular, wooded cose, 3 ocu­ TAG SALE — Soturdoy, newly rrouilt trailer. $850 your own hours. Call Cleveland, Heritage your budget. Housing Un- woodworking needs, in­ condition. Reasonably in person: Between 2 and ing sewing Incentive. JOB W A N TED in flower water included. New ap­ Coll 649-2871. lar and 3 oblective lenses, May 19th, 10am-3pm. 90 Firm. Coll 649-3727. 523-940! or 278-2941. Bank, 1007 Main Street, limited. Call 724-1967 terior and exterior. Coll priced. Coll 643-1753. 4, Tuesda^hru Friday. Apply at: Plllowtex shop. Would like to learn pliances and carpeting. slides and covers, direc­ School Rood, Bolton. Manchester. EOE. (Chg.). No pets. Parking facili­ 644-0585, 644-0036. tions. Coll 643-6680. EXPERIENCED, MA­ Tommy's/Pizzeria, 267 Corp., 49 Regent Street, basic flower work. Call AMBITIOUS COLLEGE Furniture, books and Misc. Automotive 76 TURE FULL TIME EasLCemer Street. Manchester. EOE, M/F. 742-7038. ties. References re­ STUDENT — Odd jobs,, household items. FULL TIME COMPU- MANCHESTER —\ 400 quired. $450 a month. One GENERAL CARPEN­ 24 " X 13" NYLON RUG, SALESPERSON — Apply lawn care, painting spe­ TRY Si REPAIRS — Rec Automotive TER/WORD PROCES­ North Owain Street. View month security required. cialties. Fair rates, pro­ copper, faded. Good for GIANT TAG SALE — 4 B.F. GOODRICH T/A In person to: Marlow’s, BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ SOR Operator — For rooms, family rooms and rienced through Trial Real Estate two bedroom townhoun Call 647-0131. fessional work. Call Jeff, rec room, $100, best offer. Antique furniture, lawn RADI ALS — P205 X R70-13 867 M a in S tre e t, UPHOLSTERER small accounting firm. Applianced kitchen, con­ ceilings ore our spe­ Manchester. Balance. 20 to 30 hours 647-9013. Coll 633-5361 otter 6pm. mower, tent, clothes, mounted on Ford 4 bolt Experienced furniture Bookkeeping knowledge venient to bus line and ONE ROOM heated effi­ cialty. Concrete work many household Items. Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 stomp steel mags, $2(X). upholstered for on the per week. Please call the a plus. Will train. Lo­ done. One day service on accountant: Joseph Fi- shopping. $575 plus utili­ ciency apartment. BRICKS, BLOCKS, 4 HP SEAR’S ROTO- Saturday, May 19th, 9om Coll 646-7905. PRiVATE, NON-PROFIT road calls. Knowledge of cated away from down­ Homes for Sale 31 ties. Option to buy availa­ smaller repairs. Discount AGENCY — Seeks part refinishing helpful lomeno, 232-4425. Laundry facilities, park­ STONE — Concrete. TILLER — Good condi­ to 4pm. Roln Dote: Sun­ town Hartford area. ble. Peterman Building ing. Lease and referen­ Senior Citizen. Coll otter tion. $150 or best otter. time direct care aides to Steady, full time position Chimney repairs. No iob 3pm, 649-8007. day. 39 Greenwood GMC STEP VAN, 1974 — Apply in person: Parking provided. Call Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. ces. Call 646-7268. too small. Call 644-8356. Coll 649-9850. Drive, Manchester- Full self contained. Grill, Favorite Quilts work with mentally re­ 527-8257. tarded aduffs in commun­ M ANCHESTER — Spa­ refrigerator, coffee pot MANCHESTER — Two Roofing/Siding 54 ity residence. Weekend PURITAN FURNITURE MART cious, well kept, 2 bed­ THREE ROOM APART­ AMBITIOUS COLLEGE’ SET OF THREE STACK TA G S A L ^ — Sotilrdov, and steam table operate 1061 New Britain Ave. MAINTENANCE PER­ room Victorian In Che­ room apartment. Heat M E N T — Good location. S TU D E N T — Will clean TABLES — Good condi­ May 19m, 9:30om to by propane gas. Has hot hours included. High W. Hartford and hot water. For more school diploma and expe­ SON — Needed for gen­ ney Historic District - $335 plus gas heat, ap­ your house weekly over", tion. $30. Please coll 647- 4:30pm,/ 63 Wadsworth and cold running water. AUTO MECHANIC information call 563-4438 BIDWELL HOME Im­ rience required. MARCH eral clean up of facilities. Needad iimnediataly for our $65,900. Call 646-0659 pliances. Available June the summer. Call 646-1427 8305, otter 5:30pm. Street, (juinchester. Fur­ Phone 643-5970 otter 5pm, PRINTER WITH EXPE­ or 529-7858. 1st. Rose, 646-2482. provement Company — Inc., 872-2079. Light to medium work. evening oNtt. Full tinw, por- evenings, principles for rates and information , Roofing , siding, altera­ niture, slothing, house­ 643-2711 8:30om to RIENCE needed for minont poiHlon. Top pay FOR SALE — Two older hold, boisks, small ap­ Part time. Prefer even­ only. - Have references. tions, additions. Some 5;30pm, ask for Suzanne, small, growing print plan in nrei wHk bonat aad M A N CH ESTER — One bikes, boys - girls. Good pliances m d more. No leave message. ASSISTANT COORDINA­ ings. A^ply : Gorin’s Jag­ Store/Office Space number tor over 30 years. Herald Classified shop. Supervisory skills incentivet. Wa need a ralia- E N F IE L D — Assume low bedroom, second floor HIGH SCHOOL STU­ condition. $10 each. Coll Early Birds! TOR — For respite care uar, Route 83, Vernon, ble, quility minded mtcbanic 649-6495. program. Community required. Apply in per­ 646-0158. payment mortgage on with stove, refrigerator. DENTS looking for yard 646-4995. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU son: Curry Copy Center, willing to loam new aad utad $325 plus utilities. Lease based program arranges car preparation. Cal now for this Paul Starr ranch, 3 work. Rolling Pork, BARN SALE — This Sat­ CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Vernon, CT. Phone 871- and security. Coll 646- OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ Heoting/Plumbing 55 urday < Sunday, 9om to short term (respite) care TRANSPORTATION — appt., 'Toiiy M iu , 649-1749. bedrooms, garage, in Ha- Green Manor. Reasona­ Home ond Garden 64 8 — V 8 , automatic, power Phone 643-2711 tor developmentally dis­ 1421. Immediate opening for zardville. Won't last, 1379. ABLE — Ample parking, ble. Coll 872-8569 or after 4pm, 43 Birch Mountain, steering, olr condition­ good location. One 4 Bolton. Furniture, tools, abled children and high school grad as a Bob Riley Oldsmobile $59,900. SOMERS — New 3:30 875-0582, Mike. FOGARTY BROTHERS ing, AM /FM , vinyl top. adults. Requirements: COMPANION FOR EL­ Motor Vehicle Operator listing, immaculate cus­ 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT room office suite with 610 clothing, glassware, etc. Coll 643-2880. DER LY woman, live-in, 345 Coatar St., — Private home, heat, sq. ft.; another with 310 — Bofhroom remodel­ No Early Birds! Bachelors Degree in So­ in the U.S. Army. Gua­ Mancbotter tom ranch. Breezewav, FENCE REPAIR AND ing; installation water plus expenses. Referen­ appliances. Working sin­ sq. tt. Call 649-2891. cial Work, Education or ranteed skill training, one car garage, almost Vz IN S TA LLA TIO N — We heaters, garbage dispo­ nr 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS related field, experience ces required. Call after pay, benefits. 2-year en­ acre with view. $75,900. gle adult only. No pets, install stockade, split and TAG SALE — Giant. WAGON. 350 V-8 . Auto­ 4:30pm, 643-6443. (VJATURE, LOVING children. Call 643-2880. SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- VEGETABLE Rummage, plants, baked with disabled persons de- listment required. Col­ EAST WINDSOR — 9 round rail or picket fenc­ 4539. VIso/MosterCord m atic. Posl-troction. sireable. 25 hours/week lege funding if qualified. WOMAN to care tor our room cape, on Ellsworth livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. ing. From 1 section to a goods. St. Peter's Roof rock, radio, de- one year old daughter accepted. AND FLOWER includes some evenings. Call your local Army Road. Terrific buy, MANCHESTER, NOR- prime retail space, ample whole yard. Also yard Church, Sand Hill Road, fogger, more. Original afternoons starting June. $98,000. Call for details, TH E N D — One bedroom parking. $660. Call 236- South Windsor, Satur­ owner. 643-2880. lManri|rHtrr Hpralh Salary, $8200/year. Send Recruiter at 643-4109. work and odd lobs. Call M . M, P . H — No lob PLANTS .99< Your home or mine. Call apartment, in quiet resi­ 6021 or 644-3977. 8 8 day, May 19th, 9am-3pm, resuem to: Ms. Town­ Homeseekers Realty, 749- 646-2151.______too small, leaky faucets, Also fresh herb plants send, MARCH, Inc., P.O. BOOKKEEPER — Part SHfET METAL ME­ Carolyn, 643-9310. 2845. dential area, near bus­ Rain/shine. 1976 MG MIDGET — Arwv to Mmtotor a m fa r 100 yaan time. Flexible arrange­ lines. Heat not Included. TONNIE'S ODD JOB bathroom remodeling. Box 574, Manchester, CT CHANICS — Expe­ One coll does It. Free All potpourri Excellent condition. Ste­ 06040 ; 646-4446. ments, experienced rienced fabricators and FR EE ROOM & BOARD M AN CH ESTER — Nice 7 $365 monthly. Call 646- FOR LEASE SERVICE — MowInO, T H R E E FA M ILY — Sat­ reo. $1775. Coll 646-1071. through trial balance. for mature, responsible 3158 between 8am and painting, raking, clean­ estimates. Water pump urday, May 19th, om- installers for industrial room Cape, 4 bedrooms, 1 service. Coll 649-2671. incluoing 8 Send resume to Fuss 8. and commercial heating female willing to llve-in, car garage. Desireable 4:30pm. MANCHESTER ing and more. Call 871- 4pm. Roln or Shine. GOV'T SURPLUS CARS EXPERIENCED HAIR- 2938. CUTTER WANTED — O'Neill, 210 Main Street, and air conditioning duct cook and shop for par­ location. $68,000. Call 646- Strawberry Miscellaneous items. In­ & Trucks under $100. Now For busy, high volume Manchester, CT 06040. work. Pay according to tially disabled woman. 4623. 454 MAIN STREET — 7,000 square foot indust­ Flooring 56 cluding 13' mini sail. available in your area. EOE, M/F. Porter Street area. No Three room heated rial. Ideal Machine Shop. G R A N D M O T H E R ’S ^1.00 a bag When you hove some­ G IVE YOUR budget o LEGAL NOTICE salon. Salary $150 ar de­ ability. Company benef­ Overhead door, offices. Sear's 9.9 game fish out­ Coll 1-(619)-569-0241. 24 thing to sell, find a cosh TOWN OF COVENTRY its, profit sharing and heavy housework. Some MANCHESTER — Very apartment. No applian­ Available immediately. 600 HOUSE, INC. — Child- at our new board motor, VW tires, Hours. break ... shop the classi­ Reouests that prooosols to pending on experience. FLOORSANDING — buyer the easy way ... fied columns tor borooln Call C & C Haircratters, PART TIME OR FULL paid holidays. Call New additional compensation clean 2 family in nice ces. No pets. Security. amp service. Day Care, "Home away 212 West Street, Bolton. provide consulting services TIM E — PIP of Manches­ negotiable. Call 649-0183. $350. Call 646-2426, 9am- from home" Open ye a r' Floors like new. Special­ with 0 low-cost od In buys! (In connection with the Town ask tor Val or Peggy, England Mechanical, area. Tw o bedroqntis, 647-9137 izing In older floors, natu­ 1979 DATSUN 210 Classified. 643-2711. ot Coventry administering 649-2517. ter is looking for o young, Vernon, CT, 871-1111 or carpeted, appliances, 5pm weekdays. round - staffed by caring TAG SALE — MOVING. WAGON — Automatic, State funded Community De­ energetic person to learn RESPONSIBLE INDI­ professional. Nutritious ral and stained floors. No Saturday, May 19th, 9am- velopment Block Grant) In 728-6600. large backyard and over­ HERB BARN om/fm cassette, many INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID waxing anymore. John the area of assisting the re­ bindery and counter op- VIDUAL for laundry sized 2 car garage. Se­ AVAILABLE JUNE 1st — MANCHESTER — New breakfast - lunch - snack. • 46 Eait St. 3pm. Furniture, toys, extras, 61,000 miles. Ex­ Verfoille. Coll 646-5750. The Manchester Public The Manchester Public hab Stott In the execution of o «eratlon. Typing skills PART TIME VENDING work. 15-20 hours a week. rious buyers only. Call Three bedrooms, fire­ office space available on Call 646-9608, 649-8920. Andover, CT baby items, records, cellent condition. Coll Schools solicits bids for Schools solicits bids for ART housing rehab program and helpful. Driver's license HOSTESS — To fill and Apply in person at: The 646-3070. place, large kitchen with Spencer Street, near East 646-6536 other miscellaneous. Ev­ 643-8228 otter 5pm. MANUAL TVPEWRITER MAINT­ SUPPLIES for the 1M4-1StS orovkUng odmlnlstrotlve as­ HARDWARE POSITION necessary. Please apply Steak Club, 60 Hilliard ENANCE for the 1t04-1MS school year. Sealed bids will sistance to the Community service vending ma­ appliances. $550. Call 646- Hartford line. Close to Paintlng/Popering 52 Household Goods 62 erything Must Go! 51 school year. Sealed bids will — Responsible position in person: PIP, 391 Cen­ Street, Manchester. 4144, 643-1969 evenings. highway and shopping. be received until Mey SO, 19S4, Oevelopment Coordinator chines in Industrial plant Condominiums 32 DELIVERING RICH Wedgewood Drive. 1973 PINTO HATCH­ be received until 2:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M ., of which time they be received on or before tor knowledgeable, ma­ ter Street. HIghschool se- In Manchester. Monday Excellent location for re­ LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus BACK — Rebuilt engine. May 29, 1M4, at which time will be oubllciv opened. The 10:00 A.M., D.S,T., May 25, ture person. Conyers they will be publicly opened. nlor or graduates thru Friday, 6pm-9pm. SALES — If you like MANCHESTER — Third tail store or office. All PAINTING AND PAPER USED REFRIGERA­ tax. Sand, gravel and SEVERAL FAMILIES — Standard transmission. AU-Time Quilt Favorites right Is reserved to reject any 1984, at the Coventry Town Hardware, 646-5707. The right Is reserved to re­ and all bids. Specifications Managers Office, Coventry ‘ welcome. Excellent working condi­ dealing with people, are floor, two bedroom utilities Included. Call HANGING — Exterior TORS, WASHERS, stone. Coll 643-9504. Saturday, 9om-4pm. 130 Will pass inspection. contains 20 sppealing and self motivated type of popular quilt designs, such ject any and oil bids. Specifi­ and bid form s may be Town Hall, 17)2 Main Street, tions. Will train, some MANCHESTER — 400 apartment. Garage, near 649-2796. and interior, ceilings re­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Parker Street. Bakers Good rubber. $200.> Coll cations and bid forms may be secured at the Business Ot- Coventry, Ct. 04238. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright person, I have the posi­ North Main Street. New stores, busline. Security. paired. References, fully teed, ports and service. rock, light fixtures, mis­ as Attic Windows, Bow- secured at the Business Of­ tlce, 45 North School Street, Detailed Information os to benefits. Call 633-6631. TAKE ALL FOR $685 — 1 742-7261. ' Ties, Kneapple... to piece tion (or you. High earn­ Two Bedroom Town- No pets. Call 649-7718. M A N CH ES TER — Down­ Insured. Quality work. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, cellaneous Items. fice, 4S North School Street, Manchester, Connecticut the specific services re­ Gravely tractor, model Manchester, Connecticut 041-OS quested and content ot the ings. Will train. Call Mr. house, convenient tobus- town, 5,000 sq. ft. store or Martin Mattsson, even­ Son, 649 Main Street, or applique. 812 HP. 1 Rider mower, 5 1975 MAVERICK — Very AU-Time QuUt 040-05 written proposal Is set forth Benton, 647-7154. line and shopping. M A N CH ES TER — 2 bed­ office space. Will subdi­ ings 649-4431. 643-2171. TA G SALE — Saturday i 9 HP. 1 small steel tractor 8 good condition. $1200 or Favorites, has full direc­ LEGAL NOTICE In Request for Proposolsond 9 AUTO MECHANIC $58,400. Rentals availa­ room townhouse, newly vide. Call 643-1442. a copy may be obtained at We offer salary-incentive pay plan on cor tires, 9 attach­ Sunday, May 19th 8120th. best offer. Coll 742-8628. tions and pattern pieces. TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT Blue Cross and Major Medical. C A R P EN TER — 1 to 5 ble. Open Monday to remodeled. Available Im­ CEILINGS REPAIRED T W O PIECE Living 43 Salem Rood, Manches­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS the (Aove address. Equal Op- ension plan, paid vacations and ments. Snowblower, oortunltv Employer. ... Lo o k ., c a t , fM years experience, own Friday, 8am to 4pm. 649- mediately. Bissell 8i or REPLACED with dry-' Room set. 5 piece break­ ter, 9:30om. Tt trdtr, nMI $2.H hKlata The Zoning Board of Aooeols of the Town of Andover, Con­ Solldays. paid sick days. Busy Resort Property 45 rakes, plows, etc. Needs MOVING MUST SELL necticut will hold 0 public hearing In the Town Office Build­ Doted at Coventry, Ct. this shop, Excellent eoulpment. Con­ tools. Also need carpen­ 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. Boyle Realtors, 649-4800. wall. Coll evenings. Gory fast set with extra leaf. IMMEDIATELY — 1978 8th day of May, 1984. "TTRet^ I tioN'T tinuous QM and Toyota training minor repairs. Coll 646- ing Wednesday. May 30. 1984 at 8:00 P.M. to hear the follow­ ter's apprentice, knowl­ ••••■•••••••••••••••■•• McHugh, 643-9321. Electric stove, white. All SEWING MACHINE, ing applications asking for relief from the Zoning Lows of Charles F. McCorthv We need an aggressive NIASE 3361 or 563-3006. Monte Carlo. $2000 or Town Manager Feeu UKfe W iM C i Certified Technician Call now for edge of math, tools. Own M A N CH ES TER - Avon- like new. Coll 649-1121. A/C, window ton, braided ___ the Town ol Andover, Connecticut. appt 046-4321 Lots/Lond lor Sole 33 CAPE COD — West Den­ best offer. Coll 569-1616. 053-05 A N I M o t e ! transportation and tools. able June 1st. Two bed­ N A M E YOUR O W N rug, stove, baby car­ i l l s tvs. St tsurirsi • 213 - Heritage Auto Body - applying for a variance to erect 715- Remodeling experience nis. Comfortable 3 bed­ Mm T ift, N.T. 1MM o 22x40 addition to a conforming business on a non­ LYNCH MOTORS room apartment on tirst room cottage. Private PRICE — Father and son. DRESSER — Four draw­ riage, Electrolux, much 1972 PINTO — Auto­ conforming lot of less than 1 acre os required by Sec­ helpful. Call Ron after Prist Hsait, SM nis •IN ZIP mvlTATION TO BIO Monchattar, CT floor. Applianced kit­ yard. Available July 28th. Fast, dependable ser- - ers with full swing-type VARIETY O U T D O O R more. 9om-3pm, Satur­ matic, sunroof, FM ste­ tion 11.2 Andover Zoning Regulations Industrial 6pm, 643-9966. mirror. Has " legs. C M ! sat « | lt NsaNsf. Zone. Lot located on Route 4 and Bunker Hill Rood. Seated bids will be received FR EE C A TA LO G — Of chen, basement storage, Coll 649-8760. vice. Pointing, Poper- 6 BUSHES, perennials and day, May 19th 81 Sunday, reo, rodlols. Very good In the (Dffice ot the Director Needs some work. $50. house plants. Private SPECIAL: Over 200 se- • 214 - David a. Post - requesting o variance to grant relief land bargains, 5 acres to 2 cor parking. $470 a ••••••••••••••••••••••• honglno & Removal. Coll' May 20th. 40 Bousolo transportation, $450. 1974 from Section 4.4.2 of the Andover Zoning Regula­ of General Services, 4) Cen­ 500 acres, covering Ver­ Coll 643-2880. home. Reasonable. Coll lectiona and a FREE ter Street, Monchester, Con­ month. No utilities in­ 644-0585 or 644-0036. Rood, Andover. PINTO WAGON, — 4 Pattern Section in the tions, which prohibits the use of trailers for residen­ mont and the Berkshlres Misc. for Rent 46 649-6486. tial use. Lot located at Burnop Brook Form, Route4. necticut, until 11:00 o.m. on CELEBRITY CIPHER cluded. Seurlty deposit speed, Cleon, not run­ ALBUM. Jnat IS .00. the dote shown below for the Catobrity Clphar cryptoorsms v s crssisd from quolsllons by fvnous psopis. past at lowest imaginable pri­ and 1 year lease required. MIKASA IRONSTONE, • 2)5 - Levi Fournier - requesting q vqrlonce from Section PURCELL BROTHERS TA G SALE — MOV 20th, ning. $300. Coll 643-7695 IOOgS«T$MSIMH 4.0.1 to convert a single family dwelling to multl-fom- tbilowing: and praaant. Each lattv In lha d p h v atandt for anolhv. roOty‘§ dum: I a^uV* K. ••••••••••••••••••••••• twelve settings, gold - ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUNE 8, 1884 - FumMh 8 ces. Write: CATALOG Coll 643-5508. — Improve your prop-' 10am to 4:30pm at 34 m llv dwelling by oddlngapproxlmatclv 1200 additional otter 6pm. •■izs— a a iu — tM sat MM. M kislaN PH Type Truck Scele by CONNIE WIENER OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, TWO HORSE STALLS — erty. House painting.- brown earth tones. Ex­ Pots 45 None! Drive, Glaston­ la Sfsis IkaBi; Sm Is ■aSt Nsa. square feet ot llvkig sooce over exlsttng garage. Lot Fenced pasture, tack cellent condition. Pot­ •■UZ — PUIS a Faacv n o w u located on Pine Ridge Drive. will ABMitenancee North Adams, Mass. STORRS— Two bedroom Check our rotes. Referen­ bury. Tables, lamps and 1968 PONTIAC LE MANS JUNE 14.1M4 - Property Line "B SUM'L IMUF LQK IKN LU 01247. room. Keeney Street ter's Art Collection. $45. ••••••••••••• Auuuuuua* MILTS — 24 fiacsM taltst. • 214 • Allen Parfcington - requesting q variance from Sec­ apartment. Appliances, ces available. Coll 646- miscellaneous. Roln — Ports tor sole. Coll t-IM — Maaa It M ti Mm N s t tion 4.0.1 to convert slngie (omlly dwelling to multl- OeNneallon wall to wall carpeting, area. Coll 643-8516. 8117. Coll 649-1847. TSrsat — MrscUsai Mr 4t ItM i. fomllv dwelUng by adding approximately 1200 addi­ The Town of Manchester Is GLASS, WATER- Dote; June 3rd. 649-8978. •-IH — Tresurs tsim, on equal opportunity em­ PHQQKPP, OHL LQK IKN LU nice yard, loundry facili­ auuauuuuuaauuasuuauuuuu F O U N TA IN bases (to plscst — 24 tasfess. tional square feet of living space over cxtstlng gar­ 82" W INGED SOFA, with age. Lot located at 10 Hen dee Rood. ployer, ond requires an ottlr- ties. $385. Coll 643-8516. A.A.A. PAINTIn GCO.__ feed birds or small anim­ SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 1974 CAPRI — Good con­ matlve oction policy forall of Roommates Wonted 48 choir, beige with red, • 217 -FrI Land Equities, Inc. • requesting a variance from CWBAHTK BP LTNBMY LU VAKWPK Exterior, Interior. Fully als) Quart size, 12 for $8 . lOom-lpm. Many fami­ FOR SPARKLING wood­ Section 4.9.4 C - to allow o common driveway to three Its Controctors and Vendors gold and green print, dition. Many new and os o condition ot doing busi­ M A N C H E S TE R — Six Insured with guaranteed Coll 649-4339,______lies. Phelps Rood, Man­ rebuilt ports. Con be seen work, tile, gloss and odlaosnt reor lots. Request Is based uoon present $275. Gold antique satin regulations which allows only p driveway to two od- ness with the Tow n, os per KDKTNOUSN." — OBAA QUPON. GORDON REALTY room duplex, appliances, expert workmanship. chester. "Something For at: Qerich's Goroge, Tol­ pointed surfaces, odd Federal Order 11244. wosher/dryer hook up, ROOMMATE WANTED line draperies (or picture three tablespoons of locent rear lots. Lots 4, 7, and Slocotedon Route 314. A 4 3 . R 1 7 4 Coll Bob Hyde, 649-9127. W ANTED — Home for o 7 Everyone!" land Tpke., (Near Col- At this hearing Interested persons nxiv oppsor and be heard BM forms, pkins and sped tl- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "To gel It right, be born with luck or separate basement and — To shore 2 bedroom window, 58" long x 176" year old female Golden washing soda to o quart and written communication rsceivtd. Said appeals are on cotlons ore available at the dor's) or coll evenings, General Services Office, 41 else make It. Never give up. A little money helps, but what attic, yard, excellent con­ townhouse apartment, wide, $60. Coll 646-7818. Retriever. Excellent with TAG SALE — Saturday, of worm water and wosh. tile and may be seen IntheOtflceottheTdwnClerk.TownOt- EXtERIOR/INTERIOR 643-5547. Best otter. flce Bulldina. Center Street, Manchester, really gets It right Is to never under any conditions face the Is advertising expensive? dition, location. $395 plus Manchester. $240 In­ P A IN TIN G and wallpap­ children, wonderful hou- May 19th. Miscellaneous No rinsing required. For Connecticut. ^■'7 facts." — Ruth Gordon. You'll be surprised now utilities. Securlty/refer- Dated at Andover, Connecticut 19 May, 19S4 cludes heat and hot wa­ ering, celling work. Coll H ELP IN G PEOP LE sa­ „sedog. Has been spaVed Items, china, clocks, 1982 CHEVY IMPALA sparkling results when 24 May, 19S4 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. O by NEA. Inc (D1984 by NEA, Inc. economical It Istoodver- ences required. Coll 643- ter. Coll after 5pm, 646- tiety their needs and' you hove something to Zoning Board ot Appeals CONNECTICUT and hos oil shots. Free to electric curlers, toys. 222 WAGON — No olr. Low ROBERT B. WEISS. tlselnClossIfled. 643-2711. 1561 after 5pm. 6029. M3 -932"*' wonts... that's what wont sell, use 0 low-cost od In Andovtr, Connecticut right family. Phone 643- Hilliard Street, mileage. Asking $7500. Mary C. McNamara, Chairman GENERAL MANAC3ER ads ore oil about. 1727. Manchester. Coll 649-6646. classified. 044-05 045-05 Take five; save ' Zoning board to hear New England grads convenience store request] face brave new world a pile of money help older workers ... page 3 ... page 7 ... page 15

inent Network. nership Act to train older people tor and Social Security is not sufficient.” ’ The conference stems from a pro­ jobs as home health aides, automated he said. gram to train older people for jobs in office equipment operators and in the "Also, there’s the group who want to demand in private sectors as well as machine trades. return to the workplace because HARTFORD — American Satellite Co. has encourage industry to hire older "W e ’re also trying to promote the there's a lot of emotional satisfaction, a signed a $6.5-million contract with United workers. Department on Aging spokes­ idea there’s a vast untapped labor pool chance to associate and a sense of accomplishment,” said Kagan. Technologies for a private satellite communica­ man Bob Kagan said Thursday. of older workers who are very capable Manchester, Conn. tions network. Among the state's 700.000 residents and conscientious, contrary to the Age discrimination is another prob­ Clear tonight; lem frustrating some older people who The satellite system will provide video 55 or older, 17 percent or 119,000, are sterotypes,” he said. Sunny Tuesday Monday, May 21, 1984 teleconferencing, voice and data communica­ The state is hoping to inform working. But another estimated 46,000 The department has set up small cannot find employment or are fired or tions within UTC's corporate network. Connecticut's business community residents must go back to work because buiness development workshops at six laid off. These cases are turned over to — See page 2 Single copy: 25/4 nc the government pressed its case for three of the defendants, the civil suit legedly made $590,000 as a result of the because Winans allegedly “nnisapprop- we will try to win the battle, to win additional supplies. firm hold on El Salvador. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • charged. Aetna 32 dn 1% against an alleged stock fraud scheme scheme, Felis made $302,000 and Brant riated” market-sensitive infomiatlpn based on information leaks from a Wall Just hours after filing suit in federal CBT Corp. 26>/i dn l> / 4 made $17,000. that was “non-public.” Colonial Bancorp 27>/i dn >/4 Street Journal columnist. court, the SEC asked the court to order The temporary restraining order But Winans and his lawyer Don The assets of two former Journal a three-day freeze and a full accounting Finast IOA 4 nc also bars Brant and Felis from Buchwald dispute whether a journalist employees, who also are charged in the of the assets of three of the defendants. Salvadoran security forces blamed for civilian deaths First Conn. Bancorp 29>/i dn % tampering with evidence. can be deemed an “insider" by the SEC scheme, were not frozen because both SEC lawyer Michael Mann told the First Hartford Corp. l * / 4 nc Mann said Winans and Carpenter did in this case. Hartford National 20>/7 ' dn % men are cooperating, lawyers for the court there was evidence that at least not have enough money to cover their “Mr. Winans says what he did wgs LONDON (UPI) — Evidence An estimated 40,000 Salvadoran defectors, highly placed politi­ cient” in gathering information on Government reluctance to inves­ American forensic scientist and an Hartlord Steam Boiler 51 dn 1 Securities and Exchange Commission one of the defendants was transferring liability in the case, so their assets wrong professionally and wrong mor­ suggests government security for­ civilians have died in political cians, military and security offi­ tb,e killings. tigate killings was most evident Amnesty researches — concluded. Ingersoll Rand 4 3 % dn 2% said. money out of the country. would not be frozen. He said they ally," Buchwald said, “ but the question ces have executed thousands of violence since 1979 and the govern­ cials had provided “direct evi­ The report accused the govern­ when there was suspicion of guilt Amnesty said so many people J.C. Penney 5 0 ’ /i up % R, Foster Winans. who wrote the After hearing four hours of argu­ agrqged to give the SEC a sealed is whether it amounts to a violation of civilians in El Salvador since the ment itself has shown a “ blatant dence for the conclusion that all ment of ignoring the open dumping by security forces, and independ­ had "disappeared” in El Salvador Lydall Inc. 17% dn % Journal's influential “ Heard on the ments Thursday, Chief Judge Con­ accounting of their worth. securities law." 1979 military coup. Amnesty Inter­ failure” to investigate killings by branches of the Salvadoran secur­ of mutilated bodies by security ent human rights groups that that it was difficult to investigate Sage Allen 8% nc Street” stock tip column, has admitted stance Baker Motley made her ruling “ They were the first people to come Buchwald pointed out that the national said today. regular forces and unofficial ity and military apparatus have forces as a tactic to intimidate the attempted to investigate were or even determine the actual SNET 3 0 % . dn % leaking information from columns Friday. before the commission and testify “ Heard on the Street Colunm” quoted Testimony from witnesses and “ death squads,” Amnesty said. been responsible for the large- population. "frequently themselves victims of number of violent deaths. Travelers ‘ 3 0 % up % before publication to other defendants, "The temporary restraining order fully,” Mann said. the opinions of analysts add brokers — evidence of government harass­ That failure is evidence that it is scale ... execution of noif- “By leaving the decapitated, arbitrary arrest, ’disappear­ “ In a great many cases, it can Tyco Laboratories 3 1 % dn % his lawyer said. sought by the SEC will be granted,” Judge Motley set May 29 for the opinions that were already public. To ment in investigations suggested “ the authorities themselves who combatant civilians.” mutilated, disfigured corpses open ance” ' or execution, the 48-page never be definitely established United Technologies ■ 6 5 % dn % In return for leaking information Judge Motley said. hearing on the SEC request for a define the unpublished columns as that a “ large proportion” of those lie behind the wholesale ... execu­ The report, based on a six-day to public view, a clear signal is report said. whether a particular 'disap­ New York gold $ 3 7 5 .6 0 up 3 .1 0 from 24 columns. Winans was paid The freeze applies to Peter N. Brant, preliminary injunction. containing “insider” information could killed were the victims of “execu­ tion of people from all sectors of visit to El Salvador in July 1983 by given to the community that the "The Salvadoran criminal jus­ peared' perwn has died, is in $31,000. his lawyer said. Winans' a former broker at Kidder Peabody & A key issue in the case :s whether the have “important First Amenchnent tions by government military and Salvadoran society," Amnest'y a three-man Amnesty team, also authorities lack the political will to tice system appeared to have custody, or has, as the government roommate, David Carpenter, a former Co., Kenneth Felis, also a former material Winans is accused of leaking implications," be said. security forces,” the international said. said the U.S. Embassy in El stop the killings or punish those totally collapsed.” the three-man sometimes claims, 'disappeared' human rights group said. The report said statements by Salvador was “seriously defi­ responsible,” Amnesty said. team — -a Spanish jurist, an of his or her own volition.”