M — MANCHKSTER HERALD, Friday. June 10, 1983

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In the rank-and-file into line. plan to hold a statewide advisory O'Neill said Friday he had no Senate, four senators joined Lt. “ I suppose as long as your part of referendum on a personal income EXCEIIENT INVESTMENT immediate plans to intervene Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso for a the process each and every person tax was a good idea, though he personally in a special legislative similar session. shares part of the blame, of that conceded it appeared to have died PROPERTY session that will get to work next The technical meetings — most there’s no question. But neverthe­ under opposition in the House. week to adopt a budget for the less I don’ t vote in the Legislature, lawmakers were not required to He said a referendum might give upcoming fiscal year. they do," O’Neill said. attend — lasted about five minutes him “ some thought," but wouldn’t He also said that while he didn’t O’Neill said he would not try to each after which the two chambers necessarily change his ardent M A N C M S m circumvent Deihocratic legisla­ adjourned until Monday when they plan immediate intervention he JU S T REDUCEDI Charming 6 room Cape offering„ living . ^ rM oom m 'w w/f)r^ ^Ti opposition to an income tax. “ It place.largeoouniryliliehen,?""-*----3 BRt. (iril floor den. femlly room, vinyl • • sld>. tive leaders but would continue to would make such a move if will meet to adopt rules and begin would have to be something NEW USTMC Ing m d aty utilillee. work through them as he said was necessary to get a budget in place closed-door talks on a budget. dramatic to convince me that the Seven room dormered Cape Cod. Three bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, _ . , Mew fitting tradition to get a budget in place O’Neill and leaders of the to provide a spending plan for the fireplaced living room, one car garage. Very nice neighbor­ Exira large kitchen with Italian ceramic tile, 3 bedroom best route to take is an income for the fiscal year that begins July new fiscal year. hood. See It today. $75,900. walk-out basement. full baths, oll/coal/woodfurnace Legislature’s Democratic major­ tax,” he said. 2 “ If that’s the route that we have 2 car garage and more. $71,900.00 \ ity have traded criticisms this The budget and tax package to take, that’s the route I ’ll be “ Normally it’s done through the ' week on who was to blame for the collapsed on the last day. of the happy to take,” he said. “ But what leaders and that’ s the route that regular session deadlock that regular session Wednesday when you’re doing is you’re usurping the I ’ve been following and that’s the stalled approval of a tax package House Democratic leaders decided authority and the power of the route that’s been tradition," and proposed $3.62 billion budget. not to bring the bills to the floor O’Neill said shortly after the elected legislators themselves." because of lack of support. Legislature formally opened the O’Neill had laid the blame with However, O’Neill said he special budget session. the Legislature while the Demo- wouldn't use threats against law-u House Speaker Irving Stolberg, ciTttic leaders said he had to accept 6 unit brick dwelling in East Hartford. “ Now to walk past the leaders, I makers such as refusing to cam­ D-New Haven, said he expected have always thought was the some of the responsibility for not paign for them in next year’s movement toward an agreement getting involved in the budget Discover the extras when you M M C N C S m $ 5M 0t New porches, new ceilings, all wrong thing to do because in fact legislative elections or the like. at a Democratic House caucus Well cared (or, maintenance free 7 room Vi duplex. Featurea include a spe­ "NORTH C O V B m r' you’re usurping their authority,” process early enough. “ Well that was never my style Monday and more on Wednesday purchase this one owner 3 bedroom, cious living room. 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He is about a month Stafany said the letter the CAB the proposed charters between the C ivil Aeronautics Board, in revoked the. special exemption received from the State Depart­ two countries is Contrary to the old. another retaliatory response to. Friday. The action did not affect ment Friday asked the agency to foreign policy interests of the Nicaragua’s ouster of three'U.S. the airline’s operations on its reconsider the action and revoke .’ ’ diplomats, Friday revoked the regular,-CAB-approved route be­ the special exemption for the ' Stafany said the staff met Friday Nicaraguan national airline’s au­ tween Managua and New York. airline, known as Aeronica. The afternoon and reconsidered the U.S. raps Soviets thority to operate Miami-to- The action comes two days after letter cited the ouster of the U.S. route exemptions. Managua charter flights. the State Department ordered diplomats as the reason for the “ The board staff revoked the CAB spokesman Wallace Ste- Nicaragua to close its consulate request, he said. exemption, based on the advice of fany said the action against offices in six cities and expelled 21 “ The deparment believes that, the State Department,” Stefany for public reply Aerolineas Nicaraguenses, Nica­ diplomats in retaliation for Nica­ in light of these recent develop­ said. ragua’s government owned and ragua’s expulsion of three U.S. ments in bilateral relations, CAB The action came as Richard TOM EASTMAN ^ VERNON operated airline, came in response Immaculate" 6 & 6 duplex with 1 EAST HARTFORD $88,900 diplomats in the Amqr|ican em­ approval of the charters would be Stone, President Reagan’s special When you list your house with Tom East­ Exceptional nice 8 rm. contempo­ to a letter from the State bassy in Managua on charges of contrary to the United States' envoy to Central America, was in man you never have to ask "When is my baths, large countryvkitchens, stove, Lovely Raised Ranch In great to arms proposal Department. plotting to poison the Nicaraguan intentions to treat seriously th e. 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Con­ would benefit the security of both “ Therefore, the State Depart­ ^ ^plom atic relations have not been room, large living room, stone fire­ placed living room, 2 car gar­ Union Friday for replying publicly nations,’’ Speakes said. six Miami-to-Managua passenger were used for intelligence gather­ ment has concluded that granting o^roken. Nicaragua still maintains leading real estate publication until your venient to everything. Quiet street to President Reagan's latest nu­ charters between July 9 and Dec. place, lovely kitchen, 2Vii baths. . “ Because we are serious about ing. Nicaragua rejected this Aeronica an exemption from the consular functions at its embassy house is spid and at no cost to you. Just listed Saturday at $109.90t). age. Call Peter Miller 872-7777. clear arms reduction proposal and making progress in START, we do 17 of this year. charge. Federal Aviation Act tp operate in Washington. Tom says pictures sell houses better than Many fine features. Asking $96,000. said the administration would not not intend to negotiate these words. So if you want buyers to see a picture negotiate through the media. matters through an exchange of of your house, call Tom .at 646-4040 The stern reaction to comihents press headlines and instant com­ ^U&R REALTY CO. isil^axtln & ef^olfmtan, D n ci S Merrill Lynch from Moscow was announced mentary such as yesterday’s un­ '• "■ ■ E U G O K M A N ^ Realty shortly before Reagan left the helpful Tass article.” M3.2692 White House for a weekend at Sjleakes, when asked if the White Aagociatea Camp David, the presidential Robert D. Murdock, RoaRor 203 MAIN STREET House response should be attrib­ 604 M IDDLE TUR NPIKE BAST retreat in the Maryland MANCHESTER. CON>1ECTICUT 00040 -MARTPLA2AI uted to Reagan, replied, “ It’s the countryside. president’s view, it’s the adminis­ ______646-4040 ArM Cod* 203-040-4144 A commentary in the Soviet tration’s view from the president \ . news agency Tass said Reagan's on down." rLING HOUSES * latest call for more flexibility in Reagan earlier this week altered the new round of Strategic Arms his original START proposals to yAi D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Reduction Talks in Geneva, Swit­ reflect the views of a bipartisan OF /homes/ ^ ^ zerland, does not alter “the es­ commission of experts. He sug­ sence of Washington’.s position, 243 Main SI., Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon gested counting warheads instead directed, as before, at gaining of missiles, altering the basis for 643-1591 872-9153 military superiority and pressing negotiating the total weight of JUST LISTEDI the Soviet Union into unilateral missile systems and "new flexibil­ h a n c h disarmament." ity” in bargaining. Immaculate 7 room Split Level remodeled The White House bridled at the The President and Mrs. Reagan W ith attractive rooms plus an enclosed and reconditioned throughout! A real great S'A comment. Deputy press secretary flew by helicopter to Camp David 2 bath home. Fireplace and ERA Buyers porch and rec room! Affordable In the low Larry Speakes insisted the U.S. Friday afternoon after Reagan $60's. position was “ an important new Protection Plan!! $70’s. made remarks by telephone to a proposal to move the START B’nai Brith’s Anti Defamation negotiations forward, taking into League meeting. account basic Soviet concerns.” Both the Reagans were dressed .“ In the new round of negotia­ casually, the presidentflANCIOCO|r quite warm with highs upper 70s to Lincoln Center Gold Room. students about $300, which is planned to' Craig at 54 Waddell Road, Manchester. mid 80s. I ' K 'y i 4^ ' Mental Health Council, ’ 3; 30 p.m.. Municipal be a gift for Chris B. Corneau, the: The students ask that checks be made I AM W A R M •A T U U ftA Air quality Building Hearing Room. senior critically injured in a two-car! payable to Chris. / , I * l O Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Board of Ekiucation crash May 21. The family is also hoping to video­ HIOHCST O A U A t l The state Department of Envir­ meeting room. The students, most of them seniors, tape graduation proceedings so Chris T C M K R A T U M t onmental Protection reported NEW Data Processing Ckimmittee, 7:30 p.m., data have also set up a trust fund for Chris, can see them at a later time, a family moderate air quality levels across O K U AN* processing office. and they are asking people, particu­ member said Friday. Connecticut Friday and forecast Democratic Executive Board, 7; 30 p.m.. Municipal larly students, to send contributions to According to family and police, Chris moderate to near unhealthful ^^AA» I77J» Building Coffee Room. help the family defray costs and to give was returning from a date when the car o„/fNn4/nY 80 levels statewide over the weekend. eo| Wednesday the graduating senior a present when he was driving on New State Road was 90 90 (S3"**'**’'' Advisory Committee on Parks and Recreation, 7:30 he regains consciousness. struck head-on by one driven by urn WEATMCR F010CA*! » New England p.m.. Municipal Building Coffee Room. Chris, 18, of 128 Lyness St., has been Michael McAllister, 23, of 118L New Massachnsetts and Rhode Is­ Ckimmission on Children and Youth, 7:30 p.m.. in a coma in the intensive care unit at State Road. McAllister and the girt in • NaUonal forecast land: Sunny Saturday. High Municipal Building Hearing Room. Hartford Hospital since the accident. Chris’ car suffered minor injuries. temperatures ranging from the Cominission on the Handicapped, 7; 30 p.m.. Senior He suffered a serious head injury in the McAllister is charged with second- For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Shower activity will occur low 80s inland to the 70s along the Citizens Center. early morning cra.sh, an accident in degree assault with a motor vehicle over parts of the Rockies, Great Plains, Great Lakes region and coast. Clear Saturday night. Lows Grade Reorganization Committee, 7; 30 p.m.. Board which the driver Of the other car, who ^ while intoxicated, possession of mari­ Florida. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather is forecast with skies ranging from the mid 40s to the mid 50s. of Education meeting room. police said caused the accident, was juana. operating a motor vehicle while from sunny to partly cloudy. Maximum temperatures for the day Sunny again on Sunday; Highs Thursday charged with drunk driving. under the influence, failure to grant include; Atlanta 86, Boston 77, Chicago 85, Cleveland 61, Dallas 99, . from the 70s to the mid 80s. Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. "They want to get a trust fund set up half of the highway, evading responsi­ Denver 85, Duluth 82, Houston 89, Jacksonville 83, Kansas City 79, Maine: Mostly sunny Saturday. UP) photo ' Board of directors comment session, 6; 30-7:30 p.m., for Chris, so he can do whatever he bility, operating without insurance and Little Rock 87, Los Angeles 72, Miami 86, Minneapolis 84, New Highs from the mid 60s along the Municipal Building Directors’ Office. , wants with it when he gets better," operating an unregistered motor vehi­ (Kiast to the 70s Inland. Fair Carolyn Woodward, a friend of the cle. On Tuesday in Manchester Super­ Orleans 89, New York 60, Phoenix 105, San Francisco 66, Seattle 67, arrives at 10 Downing Street after her St. Louis 85, Washington 85. Saturday night. Lows in the upper Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher family, said Friday. "The kids are ior Court, he pleaded not guilty to the 40s to mid 50s. Mostly, sunny shakes hands with weii-wishers as she iandsiide in Britain's generai eiection. Andover hoping to present it to him when he gets charges. Sunday. Highs from near 70 along the coast to the mid 60s inland. M(mday New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Herald photo by Tarquinio Coventry union opposes Idaho gearing for floods; Saturday. Highs from the upper Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. 60s along the coast to near 80 Maggie’s Massacre Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. joe was one of the clients of Manchester’s emergency shelter inland. Mostly clear Saturday tornado deadly In Texas Planning and Zoning Commission, 7; 30 p.m.. Town for the homeless, which operated March 11 through May 1. night. Lows in the upper 40s to mid Office Building. . proposal for new garage 50s. Mostly sunny Sunday. Highs in By United Press International - Tuesday — as a result of additional the 70s to mid 80s. By Sarah E. Hall issue. releases from Lucky Peak Dam Vermont: Saturday sunny and Thatcherism with more muscie Bolton Herald Correspondent And council member Betsy Pater­ Idaho disaster officials geared upstream from Boise, Corps offi­ warm. High 75 to 80. Saturday son, who chaired the committee that up for possibly their worst "flood cials said. night clear. Low 50 to 55. Sunday By Gregory Jensen year. for a "swing" of 3.9 percent. They Monday Town, MACC plan COVENTRY — The 10 members of drafted the proposal, also disagrees fight" in nearly four decades Minor floodipg in rural residen­ partly sunny and continued warm. United Press International "W e in the United States look held their heartlands and sliced Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. the local garage workers' union are sharply with the union decision: "The Friday and heavy thunderstonns tial areas, pastureland and parks High 80 to 85. forward to a continuing strong deeply into Labor’s. They con­ Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. formally opposing a town council whole thing — the Bearce property and on the Southern Plains spawned a along the river was expected to LONDON — Conservative relationship with Great Britain ceded 26 percent of the popular Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. proposal for a new municipal garage at the building on it — is in 100 percent north Texas tornado that killed a become more severe with the Extended outlook Prime Minister Margaret under her leadership,” Secretary vote to the Alliance, but that Probate Court, 7-9 p.m., by appointment, 158 Bolton to discuss permanent the site of the old Bearce Company on better shape than the town garage that woman and destroyed mobile additional releases, officials said. Thatcher, who crushed her opposi­ George Shultz said in Paris where mainly hurt Labor. Center Road, Bolton. Bradbury Lane, it was announced we have,” she said Friday. homes. Blake said he evacuated cattle Extended outlook for New Eng­ tion with Britain’s biggest election he was attending a NATO foreign “ The Great Maggie Massacre,” Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Friday. Mrs. Paterson disputed two argu­ More high water from melting from a farm by forcing the animals land Monday through Wednesday: victory in 38 years, promised a ministers meeting. headlined the Sun newspaper on Room, (immunity Hall. "Local 1303-5 of the Coventry High­ ments made by the union: that a emergency shelter garage at the Bearce site would lead to mountain snowpack was expected to swim to safety. "You have to ConnectIcBt, Massachusetts and quick Cabinet shakeup Friday to The election was a disaster for the Roman Catholic Church’s feast Tuesday way Department wants the townspeo­ to inundate already drenched wade belly deep to get to them Rhode Island: Sunny days and champion her hard-nosed eco­ the left-of-center opposition par­ day of St. Margaret of Scotland. Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., Commun­ ple of Coventry to know that they are pollution of the nearby Mill Brook with road salt, and that the 10,000-sqUare- lowlands in Idaho's Boise River now," he said. clear nights through the period. nomic policies. ties — the Labor party headed by It was the Labor Party’s worst ity Hall. By James P, Sack« shelter had proven the need for a opposed to the acquisition of the new Valley during the weekend. Utah residents beleaguered by High temperatures in the 80s, but "There will be some changes,” a Michael Foot, 69, and the Liberal- vote total since 1918. Foot, certain Wednesday Herald Reporter permanent facility. The manager said garage site and urges them to vote foot building has less space than the floods and mudslides the past two readings in the 70s near the shore. Social Democratic Alliance. to lose his leadership sooner or Zoning Ckimmission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, current garage for department trucks. The Army Corps of Engineers jubilant Mrs. Thatcher said, prom­ the MACC report indicated greater use against the proposal in Wednesday's . weeks had an uneventful day of Low temperatures in the 50s and Britain’s unemployment rat« later because of the fiasco, called CkimmunHy Hall.' “ We can put almost all of the scheduled “ almost constant sur­ ising to complete a new CabiQet by Town Director of Human Services of the shelter than was expected when referendum. The union is opposed cleanup. Officials predicted the low 60s. has almost doubled to 13.6 percent, Mrs. Thatcher’s win a "tragedy,” highway department equipment in the veillance” of the river. Disaster Sunday. " I am not a good butcher, Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. Hanna Marcus plans to meet next week the Board of Directors initially ap­ because it feels the acquisition is a l ‘A-mile man-made State Street Maine: Fair weather through but I ’ve bad to learn i f carve the leaving 3 million Briton’s out of especially for the 3 million Friday with Nancy Carr, executive director of proved the opening of the experimental waste of the taxpayers' money,” the new garage, and we can’t come close to personnel were warned to be ready doing that in the old garage,” Mrs. River in downtown Salt Lake City the period. Lows in the mid 40s to roast. People'expect a new look." work, in the first three years of the unemployed. Demcratic Town Committee, 8 p.m., (^immunity the Manchester Area Conference of facility. union said in a press release prepared if water pushed over levees or Paterson said. will be dry next week. The low 50s. Highs in the upper 60s to The 57-year-old leader made Thatcher government and eco­ Liberal Party leader David Hall. Churches, to discuss the feasibility of Director Stephen Cassano, however, for it by the American Federation for broke through the earthen barriers As for possible salt pollution, she sandbagged street was turned into mid 70s Monday and Wednesday clear the new look does not mean a nomic indicators are only begin­ Steel, bitter at the “ appalling” opening a permanent emergency shel­ questioned whether some clients were State and Municipal Employees. and flooded residential areas. said, " t h e E PA simply would not a river about a week ago to contain and in the mid 70s to low 80s new direction for Britain but a ning an upturn. voting system’s tilt against third ter for the homeless in Manchester this using the shelter as a permanent home "W e’re trying to gear ourselves Local residents and town officials permit that... there are very stringent record mountain runoff. Tuesday. continuation of Thatcherism as Thursday’s vote handed Mrs. parties, demanded a referendum Coventry winter. rather than as a temporary shelter. for a flood fight," said Jack Blake, have been almost unanimous in their regulations.” “ We’ve got water flowing back New Hampshire: Fair weather usual, but with more muscle. Thatcher 396 seats in the 650- seat on allocating seats according to the Asked about her response to a recent The statistics on the use of the shelter Ada County disaster services call for some kind of garage to replace However, the union and Mrs. Pater­ into the North Temple storm through the period. Lows in the She said she believes hi "strong, House of Commons seats — 142 popular vote. , Monday report on the shelter by the conference should be considered before a perman­ coordinator. the severely dilapidated old one, and son agree on two points — that the drain," said city flood control upper 40s to mid 80s. Highs in the clear, decisive government” and more than all other parties com­ Stock markets and currency Town Oxincil Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m.. of churches, Mrs.Marcus said she ent shelter is approved by the Direc­ Water levels that hit 35-year spokesman Paul Barber, "so we mid 70s to low 80s Monday and most have supported the $232,000 Bearce location is not central and that wants her second term remem­ b in g . It was the biggest Commons exchanges barely moved after the Nurses’ Office, Town Hall. would address its conclusions and tors, Cassano said. . Bearce proposal so far. But the union records earlier in the week were can start cleaning up State Street Wednesday and in the 80s Tuesday. it would require departing trucks to bered "fo r having clear policies, margin for 38 years and the most Tbatidier triumph. ’"Ilie market Coventry Taxpayers Association, 7:30 p.m.. Board recommendations after next week’s The report shows that while six of the statement claims a garage on the j travel uphill for some distance. expected to be boosted even and hopefully it will be ready for Vermont: Warm and dry. Highs with a purpose, and for steadfastly seats won by the Cobservative likes to pride itself on being ahead Room, Town Hall. meeting with the MACC director. shelter’s clients used the shelter 25 Bearce property would be no solution: “ But these are the only problems,” further — 7 to 10 inches by next traffic by Monday.” in the 80s. Lows in the 50s. carrying them out, and for being Party since 1932. of the game,” one broker ^ d . Coventry Football Association, 7:30 p.m.. Board Mrs. Marcus was told by the town times or more, its other 26 clients each "The proposed location has all of the said Mrs. Paterson, stressing that the stalwart for freedom and Justice.” Near-final returns showed: Con­ In Northern Ireland, the out­ Room, Town Hall. Board of Directors earlier this spring to used the facilities at the most 12 times. problems of the present site and some affordability of the Bearce property, Following the victory of West servatives 396, Labor 2i)9, Alliance lawed Irish Republican Army said Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. look for possible locations to house a Since the shelter’s organizers kept extra problems in addition,” it says. Germany’s Christian Democrats 23, minor parties 19. The Conserva­ it killed a British soW er with a Planning Room, Town Hall. the sturdiness of the building, and the permanent facility. An experimental the statistics by first name only, the The union says the present site,' in March, it was the second big win tives garnered 12.1 million votes. bomb Just before Independent Tuesday shelter in the former Bennet School report does not show how many were favorable zoning in the area were Almanac though not good,' is better than the one in three months for a strong Labor 8.1 million and the Alliance Democratic Town Committee, 6:30 p.m.. Planning overriding advantages. Socialist Gerry Fitt, a veteran building was used more than was from Manchester and how many were proposed. ideological ally of President Rea­ 7.2 million. fighter against violence, (xinceded Office, Town Hall. expected when it .opened late last transients. "Local 1303-5 feels the present site, Superintendent of Streets Roger gan and an added incentive for Mrs. Thatcher’s Conservatives Wednesday winter. MACC’s Mrs. Carr told the Herald at though not good, is superior to the Today, June 11 ele recommends that a In 1979, actor John Wayne died of cancer at the age Fein. “They got their mandate not immediately clear if Adams The last paragraph of a story on page 3 in Friday’s new shelter should be centrally located of 72. campaign. All boycotted Manchester Herald incorrectly said the town’s from the British presence in would take his seat but be has said Parliament. and provide hot water. The faciflty at Panel reviews In 1982, in the midst of its invasion of Lebanon, Ireland. Sinn Fein got their his­ he wanu to "tolk to English newly-trained emergency medical technicians and Bennet offered only cold water,'the Israel declared a unilateral cease-fire with Syria, but toric mandate today. We will never politicans and English people.” Already this year 13 policramen paramedics will operate under written protocols report says, which was used by clients not with the PLO. and soldiers have been killed by during their three-month field internships. betray that.” Despite Adams’ win for Sinn to wash themselves and their clothes. pond l-park Jim Prior, the British secretary Republican groups seeking to oust The story should have said they will operate under The report also recommends provid­ Fein, most of Northern Ireland’s 17 The Manchester Conservation Com­ for Northern Ireland, said he was Britain and unite the province with written guidelines following the three-month intern­ ing showers for the "street people" who Sunday, June 12 seats in Parliament went to the mission Thursday reviewed prelimi­ horrified by Adams’ win and Ireland. Fourteen civilians also ship period. During the internship they will operate use the shelter, saying they would be pro-British Protestant majority. nary plans for industrial park develop­ Today is Sunday, June 12, the 163rd day of 1983 with vowed the British government have died in more than 70 bomb­ un^r the direid supervision of doctors and other “ extremely helpful, not Just to the The Official Unionist Party won 11 ment at Union Pond, and were assured UPl photo 202 to follow. ings and shootings. supervisory personnel,, according to EMS Training clients’ health but also (to) the by Assistant Planning Director Carol The moon is new. Coordinator James Clark. shelter’s cleanliness." Zebb that all necessary measures Today In history The morning stars are Mercury and Mars. The (xiuncil of churches affirms its would be taken to preserve the natural .The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. A photograph captioned "Moment of Truth,” also support for a permanent facility in the On June 11, 1979, actor John Wayne environment around the pond. Those bora on this date are under the sign of on page 3, incorrectly identified the recipient of a report. The MACC will continue to Ms. Zebb stressed the importance of died of cancer at the age of 72. Here, on Gemini. Quote/Unquote diploma at Thursday’s East Catholic High School (xiordinate the training of volunteers maintaining open lines of communica­ April 9, 1979, Wayne appears after Some of those born June 12 are British novelist graduation. The student’s name is Renee Cantrell. and the cleaning of a permanent Charles Kingsley, in 1619, Anne Frank, who wrote her shelter, it says. tion between the Planning Department making a presentation during the 51st and the Conservation Commission now-famous diary while hiding froin the Nasis in "It some country is of vital interest... we have A list of the recipients of Manchester Scholarship In addition, the conference of Academy Awards ceremonies. throughout all stages of the Union Pond occupied -Holland, in 1929 and comic actor Jim to look to the most effective means to defend the Foundation grants in Thursday’s Herald misstakenly churches will continue to provide the project. "W e want to work in coopera­ Nabors, in 1933. national security.” identified the grant received by Patricia Crowley, and shelter with items such as blankets and tion to acheive the best possible On this date in history; the college she will attend in September. Miss food, as well as garbage bags, cleaning — Henry Klssingw, former secretary of stale, development of the sight,” she said. In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge, who succeeded Crowley w ill attend the University of Maine and was supplies and other necessities. The defending U.S. covert actions in foreign coun­ Conservation Commission Chairman Manchester Herald to the presidency upon the death of Warren Harding, awarded the Bernice Maher scholarship and a grant MACC will also coordinate the provi­ tries. Chairman Arthur Glaeser was con­ then received the Republican presidential nomination from the Albert F. and Jane N. Dewey trust of the sion of food to the homeless "either in cerned primarily that provisions be for the fall election. He won by a large margin. Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. The Herald (xwperation with a soupidjcbeh or made to keep motor vehicles out of the Richard M. Diamond, Publisher In 1963, a sniper killed civil-rights leader Medgar “ Fluff up your pUIow and dream about i t ” regrets the error. through planned consistdnTrontribu- Hockanum River Linear Park as much Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Evers in Jackson, Miss. — Bob Korey, governor of Nebraska, on his' tions,” according to the report. as possible. He also raised questions In 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled states could recent romance wfth Debra Winger. (People) A thought for the day; Winston Churchill said, “ The At a Board of Directors’ meeting last about materials to be used in proposed U SPS 327-500 not outlaw interracial marriages. inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of Tuesday during which the.report was drain water sedimentation basins. VOL. CM, No. 211 In 1971, Tricia Nixon inarried Edward Finch Cox in blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal discussed. Town General Manager "Hungry mouths are now increasing faster The linear park runs close to the pond the first wedding to be held in the Rose Garden of the than the food supply.” sharing of miseries.” Robert B. Weiss said the experimental Published dolly except Sunday and certoln holldavs White House. nearby. by the Manchester Publishing Co., IS Bralnard Place, — Jimmy Carter, former president, attacking In 1982, an estimated 700,000 people gathered in New Manchester, Conn. 04040. Second class postage paid at the Reagan admhilsiratlon for falling to deal with Henry Kissinger Something Different...... Wish Someone A Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address ^York’s Central Park to call for world nuclear Bruce Jenner styled by BRONZINI for the contemporary man changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ (disarmament. worldwide overpopulation. chester, Conn. 04040. 1081 Main St. ...it's the ultra-soft, ultra-smooth all cotton fine 81 million in damages by a New York Judge, Happy Birthday PCRSONfll T€€ gauge interlock knit shirt in handsome colors, ” We will bring our sons home from Lebanon. . Manditittr '■•Por* o delivery problem, coll ammermann was sentenced to death for murder with the famous BRONZINI unicorn Both the Syrians and the terrorists will leave.” with A Herald Happy Heart Hundreds of Designs & Styles 646-3339 ^-9944. w tice hours are8:30a.m.to5:30 p.m. Monday embroidered on the front, through Fridov and 7 to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery — Menachem Begin, IsraeU prime mintaler, on in IIM and spent 24 years In prison for a crime be should be mi^e by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and Lottery dldn t commit. select your colors today! by 7:30 a.m. Soturdav. U s hopes for a troop wltlidrawal In Lebanon. Only proudly presents • Navy • Kallay *9«klv, SS.I2for one “While I welcome constructive criticism... 1 $6.00 • White • LI Blue "'""•I's, $».70 tor six months ’’They’re a powerful social phenomenon and a • Yellow • Black $24^ 0 ^ $41.40 tor one year. Mall rates ore available on will not accept constant negativism from one great force. Much of what appears to be Club. * The Portuguese Music Festival Conn, daily Friday: 844 disturbing is only in terms of appearance.” — l « e MacPhall, American League president The Rancho-Foldorico Portuguese Folk Dancers To place a ciMilfled or display odvertlsement, or to Play Four: 2793 — Robert K e g u , Harvard psychologist, on the rw ort a news Item, story or picture Ideo, call 443-2711. positive effects of video games. from the Portuguese Club, Hartford, Conn, ^d?v^***^*^* **'■• t

L M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 11. 1983 — 5 4 - MANCHKSTKn HERALD. Suturduy. June 11, 1983 Connecticut HOUSE WXSHHK C E i m O I L High Proaauru Power In Washing Of Vinyl, MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood Electro-Methods: no theft HEATING OIL Sided Homos. HARTFORD — Officers of a South Windsor company whose offices were, raided by the FBI MAK Painting for the alleged theft of data from Pratt L Whitney QUALITY SERVICE Aircraft Group deny any wrongdoing, company 643-2059 lawyers say. _^e»u568;3jjUU___ The FBI raided Electro-Methods Inc. and its HAS IT! related operations in Tolland Wednesday. It was claimed in federal search affidavits EMI owner C H U H MHO BODY / AI Stanger of Tolland was a key figure in a ROUTE S3 TALCOTTVILLE, CT.. 763 scheme to use data stolen from Pratt & Whitney to M A IN ST win Air Force contracts for jet engine spare parts. 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 Officers of Electro-Methods “ categorically 191 deny any wrongdoing, including charges that any 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... M A IN ST. documents were illegally obtained from Pratt & •COMPLOTO COLLIOiON NEFAIR . MANCHESTER Whitney,” the Hartford law firm of Byrne, •rOMION AMO AMIfllCAN CAMS Shechtman & Slater said Thursday. Since 1947 643-1900 Art Cunliffca Prop* Landlords await ruling HOUSE WASHIHG ENERGY SAVING HARTFORD — Tenants across the state may STORM PRIME AWNINGS win the right to recover rent paid for substandard housing and apartments should the state ______A WINDOWS REPLACEMENT A Supreme Court reject the appeal of a New Britain m — Q Cb A DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES landlord. By MAX Painting Co. The high court heard arguments this week in !fi 109 CENTER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES the suit brought against Alfred J. Prestia by three UPI ptwto MANCHESTER 643-6922 Glass & Screen Repairs tenants seeking reimbursement of almost $60,000 ' Hardware & Accessories in rent they paid for apartments that violated city • SHARPENINfi • RUBBEII STAMPS health, safety and fire codes. Mass picketing at the Electric Boat tion voted to strike. The 2,100-member The suit, originally heard in 1981 in the • L0CKSMITHIN8 ALUMINUM 6 4 9 -1 1 0 6 Hartford-New Britain Housing Court, was shipyard in Groton began Thursday union voted 1,247 to 265 to reject the • FUSTIC SIGN ENGRAVING SIDING 705 Main St. Manchester, Ct. brought on behalf of 55 families living in three after the Marine Draftsmen’s Associa­ company’s latest offer. buildings in New Britain owned by Prestia. WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL (203) 643-6843 AIR CONDITIOHING - REFRIGERATIOH Yf Moffett won’t try again HEATIHG and SHEET METAL I NEW BRITAIN — Former Rep. Toby Moffett, EB, union resume talks D-Conn., is expected to announce at a fundraiser a^utomatic <^(atm & Secueitjf in Waterbury Sunday he will not try to win back New England Mechanical Services, Inc. TOTAL FIRE & BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION . his 6th District seat in Congress, a published report said Friday. 166 TUNNEL RD. Complete Installation of Moffett, who forfeited another run for his House in second day of strike VERNON, CT. 06066 seat in 1982 to wage an unsuccessful campaign for Telephone Jacks and Systems 871-1111 Vr the U.S. Senate, is believed to be interested in GROTON (UPI) — Negotiators berto Befumo, 52, of New London, plant in ixoriii Kingstown, n.i., is MANCHESTER. CT 06040 running for governor in 1986, the New Britain for the Electric Boat shipyard, was arrested 'Thursday on a not affected. Herald reported. builder of the nation’s Trident charge of breach of peace for Union leaders said they recom­ Moffett was defeated last year by Sen. Lowell **Senping Manchester For Over 30 Years* submarines, and the Marine ripping up a picket sign. mended rejection of the contract Weicker, R-Conn., and has been lecturing at Yale High pressure chemical Draftsmen Association opened because the company wanted to GAS University. EB, a division of ueneral Dy­ PAINTING YOUR talks again Friday on the second namics Corp., said the strike by the give most of the workers wage SAVERS! cleaning will efficiently remove Pent\and The Florist day of a strike by white collar ^2,100-memlKr union would place increases of 1.8 percent over the workers ‘ three-year contract. The contract chalk, mildew, tree sap, salt HOME? 24 BIRCH ST. Antique chandeliers stolen its main competitor — Newport “ VOLKSWAGEN our SPECIALTY" News Shipbuilding and Drydock in would impose a wage cap on 25 TEL. 643-6247 HARTFORD — Antique dealers nationwide MDA President E. Roy Colville We Buy ^3ell and Repair All Make Cars crystals, road and dirt flirns to A thorough cleaning prior to Newport News, Va. — at an unfair percent of the bargaining unit and ^u to b o d v A Glasswork _ 643-4444 have been alerted about the theft of two 15-foot said the contract talks were about advantage when coompeting for a give no increases to 175 employees. For All Your Noodo painting will make any paint job F.T.D. brass chandeliers stolen from the Charter Oak issues other than wages and TIM MORIARTY give your home that “LIKE MASTER CHARGE benefits. EB spokesmen said they major Navy contract. The union proposed a three- year Temple, Connecticut’s oldest synagogue, police contract with an 8 per cent wage last longer and look better! AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE will have no further comment The contract is for design work TRAVELelNSURANGE NEW ” look again. Great for all said. hike in the first year and wage SILKTOWN MOTORS SERVICE The'chandeliers were stolen last weekend from other than the statement they on the Navy’s new attack subma­ 391 Broad 8t., Manchaatar 270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 043-0217. issued at the start of the walkout. reopener clauses in the second and aluminum and vinyl sidings. the basement of the Main Street temple, which rine. EB provides design and thii^ years of the contract. 646-7096 was built in 1876. The fixtures weigh hundreds of About 80 town, city and local construction work for the Navy’s The company called its offer the The Calico Patch pounds but had been dismantled while workers police watched the picket line from nuclear fast attack and missile best it could make without threat­ SPECIALIZING IN "The UniQuo LIWo Quilt Shop" firing Trident submarines. completed restoration of the temple ceiling. a distance Friday and occasionally ening the future of the shipyard. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS OVER SEVEN YEARS EXPERIENCEg-FULLY (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) The replacement crfst would be about $100,000, moved the line to pne side to allow B&L ENTERPRISES 1227 RumsldeAva.,E. HIM. 528-1295 Members of Local 571 voted 1,247 The strike is the second in three Mancheelsr, Conn. but the fixtures were custom made for the temple cars in and out of the shipyard. No to 265 Thursday to reject a years by the- union. The MDA DON WILUS GARAGE, INC. INSUREDg-AND ALWAYS FREE ESTIMATES! Hours; Monday— Saturday, 10 to 5 and are Irreplaceable, said Marvin Catler, SPECIALISTS disturbance was rep ort^ by late three-year proposed contract. The affiliated with the United Auto •SPRAYING WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE Thursday & Friday til 9 PM president of the Charter Oak Temple Restoration J afternoon. strikers include designers, drafts­ Workers following a bitter eight- •TREE FEEDING A CARE GENERAL REPAIRING Association. One non-union employee, Um­ men and technical aides. The EB month strike at EB in 1979-80. Propane Cylinders Filled Air Condllioning Service MAK Painting 643-2659 Manchester We carry TELEPHONE ia MAIN STREET Police: no special treatnient •8TUMP GRINDING 646-4S31 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 •SNOWPLOWING cross stitch supplies HARTFORD — Police used proper procedures 4 Eldridge Street, Manchester in investigating the death of 10-year-old Jeanette State using pension fund Iniured A Llceneed • Conn. Arboflel *2176 Ortiz of Hartford, who was struck and kiiled April Bruce LItvInchyk 27 while crossing Park Street, says Police Chief MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. •30 DAY PAYMENT PLAN MANCHESTER OVER 4 5 Bernard R. Sullivan. 6 4 6 -3 4 2 5 YEARS U «»/ Prolvvlittn MS4 His special report submitted to the City Council MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE contained little new information on the case, to continue ‘Yankee Mac’ •LONG TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE which has outraged Hispanic community leaders TELEPHONE 649-6713 •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 who claim special consideration was given the •BOOTS •HOSE THE HOUSE WASHING PROFESSIONALS suspected driver, attorney Joseph E. Fazzano. HARTFORD (U PI) - The state Parker said. launched in June 1981. Fazzano, 53, was arrested eight days.after the will use $150 million in pension As with past Yankee Mac pools, Parker said using pension funds PIUI SmiMONIS LANDSCIPEII •BLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS QUALITY at least one-third of the money will HARRISON ST. accident and charged with two misdemeanor funds to provide a fifth round of to provide mortgages was a good MANCHESTER counts' of negligent homicide and evading “ Yankee Mac” mortgages this be set aside for new construction investment in light of uncertainty GENERAL LANDSCAPING 5 Qian Rd. • Manchaatar • 643-51071 MEMORIALS month at the lowest rate since the and half will be set aside for state in the stock market and the N responsibility that carry a combined maximum AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE penalty of 18 months in jail and a $1,200 fine. two-year- old program began. employees, teachers, and others possibility the market could fall Treasurer Henry E. Parker said who pay into the state’s pension quickly. Friday. fund. “ It is a stable investment in an Oil firm fined $10,000 A random computer selection Call For Fraa EaUmata EVERYTHING IN GLASS Parker’s office said the state unstable market and we think it 4 4 3 -2 0 7 2 process will be used to decide who 175 WOODLAND ST. -e rmmtf ImdKtflmg »mknm ■WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER HARTFORD — A Glastonbury oil firm was expected to provide about 2,000 represents a higher interest rate gets the mortgages if the demand h v m fined $50,000 in court Friday after pleading no mortgages at a fixed rate of 11.75 than any security available now,” MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 for ow * for them exceeds the available • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING contest to charges it improperly disposed of oil percent plus two points in the only the treasurer said at a news T h e colorful iforo that comes to your door."' amount of money, which has J.A. WHITE GLASS CQ. waste containing the toxic chemical PCB. Yankee Mac offering planned this conference. happened with past pools. The Pittston Petroleum Co. paid the fine after calendar year. He said the fixed rate of 11.75 Parker said he expected about pleading no contest to the charges filed afer an percent plus two points — a point is • 4 « -7 s a a DECORATING DEN He said the use of the state $340 million of the $400 million in OVER SO VE4RS EXPERIEM E • Custom dropory • wovon woods • mlni-blindf • bod6proodt investigation by the Statewide Prosecution Unit a one-time fee equal to 1 percent of pension funds to provide mort­ pension funds the state targeted RAZOR’S 31 BI8SELL ST. MANCHESTER • vortical blinds • twogs/cornlcos • shodos for the Environment. the total loan payable — compared •MIRRORS eSHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS E hpert decorating odvicu at your canvenienru with no obligofion gages would be a prudent invest­ for the program’at the outset two The fine was handed down by Manchester ment for the funds, would help well to rates available at lending EDGE RofilHI •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC ApoointmuftH dev* uveninq* weekends. years ago would be committed Superior Court Judge Richard Noren after institutions. FAMILV HAM CENTCR provide housing for some state once this latest offering is Timothy Ulrich, corporation counsel and also residents, and create jobs through Parker said mortgages were & CO. completed. available from some lenders at secretary of the corporation, entered the no new home construction. 968 Main St. J. B. ELECTRONICS contest plea on behalf of the comcpany. He said more than $400 million 11.75 percent plus three points and FAMOUS BRAND “ It is a prudent investment, it might be made available depend­ others offered 12.75 percent loans, Downtown STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV meets our social need for housing ing on changing conditions since Call 647-1167 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE but the rates fluctuated by geogra­ M VNCIIKS'm t Drug suspects flee city and our economic need for jobs,” the Yankee Mac program was phical area. for your appointment W ATERBUpY — What police describe as the 1—‘ m-L.’l 1 — m 1 largest undercover drug investigation in Water­ HOME M P R O n m i- — _ ooo bury history has led to more than 80 arrests in a O’Neill signs compensation plan three-day period with authorities searching for other suspects that may have “ fled the city.” 649-3589 TV Nnt to Sto9 $ 9m, .lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Some 191 warrants were issued following .a HARTFORD (U PI) — The provision will give ployed workers to the plan was adopted after the six-month, $50,000 investigation begun at the 'OLD FASHIONE^PRICE^ Gov. William O’Neill has the unemployed an addi­ nearest dollar.' governor’s proposals ran Tueo^thrusat urging of South End residents who demanded that signed legislation increas­ tional six months from O’Neill had proposed into opposition from busi- Sperioliiinir In Vinea suspected drug dealers be forced off the streets of ing taxes on employers to notice of foreclosure to more sweeping changes to ness and organized labor. ilnIsux-Full Survico Halratyling their neighborhood. pay the interest on federal work out a 'new payment the unemployment com­ MERCURY QLCOTT PACKAGE STORE The arrests began in sudden raids Tuesday INVITATIONTOOID 654 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER, CT. loans taken by the state plan. pensation system to keep Seoled bids will be re­ Haircuts $5 Perms $20 night and continued Wednesday and Thursday, this year to keep the The main section of the it solvent, but the lesser ceived In the Bolton Se­ Pin* Shopping Plaza but vice squad detectives said the remaining 20 or state’s unemployment bill increases employer lectmen's Office, 222 Bol­ Call for appointments 643-1442 so suspects were scared off by widespread ton Center Road, Bolton, T h . compensation fund payment to the state to Ct. 04040 until 5:00 P.M . E. Phono 646-2796 DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE publicity and were dodging police. solvent. pay about $3.5 million in INVITATION TO BID S.T. on Tuesday, June 21, Nolle* Is hereby given that m a h c h e s t i b I I R I I NO SERVICE CHARGE OiM el ManctMtler’s Largeit Setectlon* Ot Flgural Ceramic* In O’Neill also signed bills interest on $63 million in 1983 for the following: the Eighth Utilities District POLICE VEHICLE • Slock. Our Votumn 8*v*« You Money. 108’i 01 Spectoto. setting up studies of using federal loans taken ear­ will receive sealed bids In the .11 MAIN ST. J n H L L MaiMr Chary* •nU 9lu Accepted Power plant shut down specifications are avallo- RMOvgaom tor • HoM f • AMlnat • SI*Mn«Mpf television to replace in­ lier this year to keep the Office of the Eighth Utilities bl* of the Selectmen's Of­ Tele-Cheek... District, 32Main Street, Man-. HADDAM — The Connecticut Yankee nuclear court appearances by pri­ jobless fund solvent and fice or call 449-0743. 627 Maki ftoaal Manchastw teneed Otekt CnM i* to tlN.M Chester, Connecticut until TILTING PLATFORM power plant at Haddam Neck was shut down soners and changing oper­ p a y compensation 7:00p.m. on June27,1983,for TR A ILE R - specifications Custom KHchen Center Friday afternoon because of a defective water ators for thpiNew Haven benefits. Package Insurance Cover­ or* available at the Se­ valve. age for 198^1984, of which lectmen’s Office or call rail line now operated by The bill allows a sur­ time bids will be publicly 449-0743. Kitchen A Bathroom RemotlaUng MINIT-MAN PRINTING A spokesman for Northeast Utilities, which Metro North, the gover- charge and also increases opened, read and recorded. Bids will be publicly ECONOMY lAWN MOWER SERVICE 423 CENTER ST.*MANCHE8TER *48-1777 operates the facility, said the shutdown did not Specifications and bid forms vnor’s office said Friday. from $7,000 to $7,100 the may be secured at the Dis­ openedof 8:00p.m. E.S.T. pose any danger to the pubiic and the facility was on June 21, 1983. The Visit Our Showroom A t 647-3660 COMPUTE NMTIK t COnriK SatVKI Th e 'unemployment amount of a worker’s patcher's Office, Fir* De­ Board of Selectmen res­ expected to be back on line sometime Friday partment, 32 Main Street, compensation bill also salary on which an em­ erve the right to review 25 Qlcott Straat Expen Lawn Mower Repair From the tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit, to their specialty aisu. t,uttom Kitchen Center LOW COST PRINTINO -night. Manchester, C T 04040. bids before awarding o will place a six- month ployer pays unemploy­ The right Is reserved to Free PIckim and Delivery WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) The spokesman said the manual shutdown was contract, or to relect any Mon. - Sat. 0 - 5^30 the largest and most complex kitchen installa­ has the know-how to redo a bath into a moratorium on mortgage ment compensation relect any and all bids. ond all bids. 10% Senior CHIzcns DIaebunI ordered at 2:15 p.m. after workers noticed that a foreclosures against un­ taxes. Clancy D. Allain Henry P. Ryba, Thura. till 9 PM tion, Cuktom Kitchen Center is equipped to showplace. Bathroom fixtures, plumbing, tile, Maos cms.jTinNDnM liTMPS valve malfunctioned and allowed more water to insurance Commissioner First Selectman employed workers, which The bill also allows for Eighth Utilities District FREE ESTIMATES handle the job! They are professionals who do enter the generating system than required. Town of Bolton ' CaN anyUm* baterayn 6 am. and 10 pm., 7 day* a week sinks and countertops, flooring can update and •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES was added to the bill as a "rounding down” of be­ 021-04 0254)4 •TRY OUR NEW 3-0 lOKD COPIERI The spokesman said the shutdown was reported- -Republtcan amendment. nefit checks . to unem­ 649-1844 the complete job — from cabinets, plumbing improve the beauty of any home. to state and local officials and work was started to and electrical to floor covering and Visit them at their new location, 25 Olcott repair the valve. No postal rate decision appliances. Affi TOO TIMD <)F Harris Haidwooils Street, Manchester. They can help you with GARMIR'S RUG CLEANING Bathroom remodeling and installation are your remodeling plans from start to finish! OSTRINSKY, INC. Counterfeiting alleged HARTFORD (U PI) — U.S. Postmaster William F. Trewf Bhie^ter, C*m i. 643-5879 8435735 Bolger said Friday no decision has been made on BEING OVERWEieHT? hardwoods 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN — A U.S. District Court grand whether it will be necessary to raise postal rates next 6 46 -A 30 cabinet plywoods jury has indicted a Meriden man for passing year. Lose 10 to 29 Ibs/mo. fast and easy with an •Nw truck mount — pewurful — deep — counterfeit $50 federal reserve notes, says U.S. boot lumlMr ” We have not made d'd^cision on if and when we will amazing herbal formula weight loss pro­ StaiHii Extraction * ^ Attorney Alan Nevas. Elpidio Russo, 20, was gram. • complete milling facility CALL US FIRST! file a rate case and there’s been no decision reached 1 charged with passing 22 counterfeit $50 notes in „.6utf(• 8hos»rr- 260 Tolland Tpke. Mancheater, Cl. group of business leaders. In Th* OldM HI Behind Economy Eleelrle LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS originated from an investigation by the O.S. W* alao do rnielra gnd (ngMoUc Bolger said the Postal Service is "trying to keep its FREE weakly support group DEALERS IN IRON. METALS, PAPERS Secret Service and the probe is continuing. Nevas "In butmaaa, unOar . 649-4663 said Thursday. current rates at theircurrent level for as long as aamu ownanhip, tor possible” but the ultinriate decision will rest on the economy of the nation. Call 528-8883 or 644-9258 ) ovur 28 yaaral 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, June 11. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 11. 1883 - 7

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Lourdes (3uar- CD - MOVIE: 'Lucky Lady' A CD - Hawaii Flva-0 But is certain that they raro y Juan Doaal praaentan aata 0 - MOVIE: 'Tho Comeback’ - Popaya/OBva Comady trio of adventurers battle the - MOVIE; The Lawyer' A By Alex Qlrelll — City Editor changing the appointees in the ' what would be the mechanics of programa da aauntos pubUcos ©isascomcutos CD An American recording star caucused shortly before their 8 Off-color coast guard, the sea and gangs­ small-town lawyer trys to make it process of righting the wrong is rectifying the board’s error prasantando noticias y variada In- seeks to recover his lost success. ters in their effort to make e for­ to the top with a local murder p.m. meeting Tuesday, and CD - Laughtoona . fontisdon. Jack Jones, David Doyle, Holly length of terms. were not very successful. They tune in smuggling. Liza Minnelli, CD ( 9 - Supar Frianda cate that gets national attention. Palsnce. 1976. Rated R. when thej' came out of caucus Reportedly five of the Demo­ brought rather vague answers 0 - Thrae Stooges Gene Hackman, Burt Reynolds. Barry Newman, Diana Muldaur. they went into the meeting CD - Chrialoiihais 1976. 1970 0 - Film unequivocally he would wel­ acceptable deviatloB frtfm cratic directors were prepared the gist of which was that the Navy joke 0 - Cosmoa‘Joumaya In Space prepared to take no action 0 9 -Cartoon FaoUval and Tim a.' Dr. Carl Sagan ax- CD 0 - Lova Boat (S ) - Laugh Trax 2:00 A.M. come an opportunity not to vote party policy. Barbara Wein­ to vote in another member to board "would have to do it over plaliM the concept of a llght-yaar ® - ESPN SportaCantar Rukayaar anafyzas tha '80s with a his other IriNndar Animated. 0 - News Update 0 - MOVIE; Some Kind of ~ News/Sign Off except to remove from their for Mrs. Tonucci. and travsl between the atsra. (R) CD berg's declining to vote In favor, replace Mrs.Toniicci and bad a again.’’ waakly raviaw of aconomic and 4:30 P.M. 1982. Rated G. Haro' An ex-GI finds life at home ( 9 - Scholaslie Sparta Acad. (SO mki.) [Closed Captioned] 0 0 - Quincy Quincy 3D - Solid (Sold agenda a item callingsuscinctly In organizational matters, backfires ; invastmant mattars. QD - CBS Sparta Special: Tha of the conversion of the Bennet candidate in mind. It was also But the resoiution seems to 0 - Jaffaraona unearths a clue to a w idow's more difficult than his six years as »i. B -SpkSem w i Balmont Stekoa Today's pro­ 0 3 9 0 ~ PFog cont'd for ‘‘clarification, of terms of Fogarty said, protocol demands building to bousing for the rumored that the Republican have been to do nothing and let 11:15A.M. 2:00 P.M. claim of murdering her husband. a POW . Richard Pryor, Margot i O - Nowa/Sporta/WMttMr gram features the tNrd jewel of 6:45 P.M. (R) (60 min.) Kidder, Ray Sharkey. 1982. 39 - Movie Cont'd appointments to the Human that you remain loyal to your 0 - S p o r t s horse racing's triple crown; the elderly,- directors were prepared to stand the situation that heid » « > — FMntstofW FunniM CD - Pra-Oama Show 0 -1 9 8 3 F.I.F.A. Campaon- Rated R. 0 ' Midnight Special Relations Commission. WASHINGTON - It is not 115th running of the Balmont 0 - Cam peon Sin Corona party. After the organization What seemed to give the cooperate by not raising before the board’s December 11:30 A.M. 0 - Piafaaakmrt Rodao from ato dal Mundo Juvantud: B1/ 0 > Evans and Novak unique these days for a woman tef 0 - Saaatna Stroat Stakes from Balmont Park, El- 0 - MOVIE; OaUight' A dis- f l) - Sports Update In truth it must be said that has been completed, you are objection. . 0 - Sports Weak Maaquita. TX A2 Cuarto Final Democrats a opportunity to get vote. file sexual harassment charges' 0 - Taatro Fantaadoo mont. Long Island. NY. (90 min.) bolical husband attempts to drive 0 0 - Saturday Night Live 0 - MOVIE: 'Hit' When a nar­ the Democrats did not say O - R80VIE: 'Ids Makes A ( 9 - MOVIE: *Talaa of free to take an independent back at Mrs. Tonucci for what The Human Relations Com­ The reason given for alteVing ^ 8 — CarraaoolaiMloa 0 - A.8. Mackeral Touma- ' 7:00 P.M. his wife insane. Charles Boyer, In­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Bfte the Bullet' cotics agent's daughter dies from publicly before the Tuesday against amorous superiors of the- fifiovla' Hoffman* A poet racalls the three grid Bergman. Joseph Colton. stance different from that of the mission and the directors have m snt (D - Agronaky ft Co Eight riders test their endurance an overdose of heroin, he vows they regarded as her disloyalty terms was to avoid having five opposite sex. But at the Naval 8:30A.M. loves of his life. Moira Shearer. 1944 in a rugged 700 mile race across to catch the people responsible. meeting that they planned to majority of your fellow party 12:00 P.M. Ann Ayars. Robert Helpman. 0 - M O V IE : Th e C o m la - Miller's Court was a reading or a misreading been at odds with each other a terms end all at once to assure CD CD - Pandamonhim CD Southwest badlands. Gene Hack- Billy Dee Williams, Tina A n ­ oust Mrs. Tonucci. Audit Service, a male employee^ - Kkra World 1953. Qraan* An Englishwoman strug­ 9:15P.M. members. number of times and the dispute CD CD 0 - At Tha Movies man. Candice Bergen. James drews, Richard Pryor Rated R. of a legal opinion by Town some continity. Now there will has complained that he was’ ( D - My.TIwoa Sana gles to educate youthful Welsh 0 • Freeman Reports But the press had speculated He was alluding to the fact CD -O at Smart 0 - MOVIE: *Forca on CD 0 - Muppat Show Cobum. 1975. Rated PG. Attorney Kevin O’Brien. crossed party lines. be five terms ending in No­ sexually harassed by other maleii' CD 19 - Pao NtaVUtUa Thunder Mountain* coal miners. Katharine Hepburn, freely about that probability that Mrs. Tonucci voted with Raacala/mcMa Woh CD - Olltigan's Plonat Bill Fraser. Patricia Hayes. 1979. CD - Greataat Sporta Lagenda 9:30 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: ‘Two Women' In 2:30 A.M. There may have been some vember 1983. One of them wiii 0 - News Update Italy during World W ar II a mother and no one denied it. in his office. CD - Naw Jaraay Paopla CD - ABC Waokand Spacial 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. 0 - Dance Favar 0 - HKch-hiker'a Guide 39 * ESP N SportsCenter Republicans on the Human O’Brien rendered the opinion iack of communication within be the term of Rubin Fisher. He 'Tha Gki with E.S.P.* Laurli dte- 0 0 - Rad Sox Wmup and young daughter are attacked At a Democratic dinner last The alleged offenders insist that 0 - Big Story 0 - ESPN SportsCenter f l) - Crossfire Relations Commission to elect for the Human Reiations Com­ the party, or a lack of research, is not affiiiated with a party,.but 0-Sports BWy covart and snvitiona tbs diaap- 0 - Loot Chanco Oaraga 10:00 P.M. and raped by a group of retreating week a couple of Democratic they were only kidding, that no one - MOVIE: 'Tba Amatlns paarsiica of her brother. (R) 0 - Matinee at the Bijou 0 - Sporta Probe C D -N e w s Germans. The girl goes into 3:00 A.M. Rubin Fisher chairman of the mission which was chailenging or a challenge from within or was nominated by the Demo­ 0 - Major Laagua Baseball: shocks until the news of her was singled out as the butt of theli’. grin ® Noma’ Navy, divars .Join [Clotad Captioned) 0 - MOVIE: This Tima ® - Festival of Faith directors were talking about the commission over Robert BaMmora at Boaton/or St. CD 0 - Fantasy Island An am­ friend death brings her back. So­ 3D * M O V IE : 'M urder Is a One- the directors for having set outside. In any event the plan crats. If the Democrats stay in Captain Namo In tha March for Forever’ A n American student in impending vote and one of ribald remarks and that a little Louis at Chicago (29 - Solid Gold bitious country singer finds him­ phia Loren, Jean-Paul Belmondo, A ct Play' A series of unfortunate Faucher, a Democrat. terms on the commission con­ changed before the meeting. Attamia. Josa Farrar. Burgaaa CD - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw Montreal falls in love with a self t)ie star at second-rate cafe incidents befall the performances power, they can hardly be 0 - MOVIE: 'Yankee Doodle 0 - Nawa Update RafVailone. 1961 them, James Fogarty, said coarse jocularity was standard, MaradHh. French-Canadian artist. Eddie A l­ and a divorcee lives through a of a day-time T V serial. George He used as an example of an trary to the code of ordinances. Somewhere along the line it expected to renominate him. QD - TwHIght ZoiM Dandy* This rK>stalgic view of the office procedure. But their jokes, 0 - C o -Ed Mag Griffin hoata thla bert, Cloris Leachman, Vincent IS» ~ Glen Campbell Show horrifying weekend. (R) (60 min.) 0 - M O V IE : Midas Run' A Brl- Meharis, Jennie Linden, Robert (9**MOVIE; TwolnACrowd* GoWen Era of show business tells tish secret agent wins knighthood waakly taan magazina. Van Patten. Rated PG. 0 - M*A"S*H (Closed Captioned) Powell 1974 have backfired. Two.peopto each find one-half of about George M. Cohan, the man and a fortune after he solves the 0 - W ok Th ru China 0 - Night Flight The plaintiff, 3S-year-old Ti;. 0 - Suparfrarosa ■ $1000biU and argue how to use w ho made it glitter. James Cag­ 7:15P.M. ( D - Kiner'a Komar mystery of billion dollar gold rob­ it. not knowing it ia hot. Joel ney. Waher Huston. 1942. 4:45 P.M. - Sports Saturday 0 - On Location: Campus bery which he masterminded. Ri­ 39 - Voice of Faith mothy J. Hennessy, claims that be 0 - Big Story McCrea, EHsha Cook. 1936. 0 Guest editorial (B ) - Monaymakars Comady Joe Piscopo hosts this chard Crenna, Sir Ralph 0 - News/Sports/Waather was the target of a constant O 0 - Shirt Taiaa CD - Betnwnt Stakes JIP 0 - Lhdng Fahh 2:15P.M. 7:30 P.M. look at what makes college stu­ Richardson. Fred Astaipe. 1969. barrage of obscene remarks and 0 - MOVIE: ‘Uor'a Moon' A 5:00 P.M. CD - EyewHiwaa Magazine dents laugh. 3:15A.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Tarzan and tha ( J ) ^ 0 . Major League 11:45 P.M. poor boy folia ki love witli a bank- Treppere' Tenen frees animsia CD ** Mission: Impossible 3 9 - Alfred Hitchcock Hour « 0 - MOVIE: 'Zoot Suit' A Chi­ innuendoes suggesting that tbC CD - All In tha Family CD 1 Benny HIM Show ar‘a daughter and finda Nooall from trappers, and also preventa BaaabaH: BaMmora at Boston cago gang leader is falsely ac­ eloping with her. Matt Dillon. CD ^ 9 ~ W id e W orld of Sports CD - Muppat Show 0 - Voice of Faith way to succeed in the Naval AudiC them from taking the riches of a 0 - Haaitti Weak 12:00 A.M. cused of murder. Edward James Rated PG. CD ** Championship Wrestling CD - Major Laagua Baseball: ( 0 - Outer Limits Olmos. Tyne Daly, Charles Aid- Commerce idea Service was to grant homosexual' lost city. Gordon Scott. Eve 0 1 - Amateur Boxing: USA vt. 0 - CHiPs Patrol Montreal at New York Mata (fl) - Newa/Sporta/Waather man. 1931. Rated R. favors to his superiors.. He wag 0 -F a llx 1110 Cat Brent. Ricki Sorenson. 1958. 2:30 P.M. USSR (99) - Newm/Spofta/Weathef 0 - Auto Racing '83: Formula 0 - Solid Gold 0 0 - M onitor 3:30 A.M. dropped as an auditor traianee, he 9:00A.M. ( D 0 - NCAA Track & Flak) 1 Belgian Grand Prix f l) - News/Sporta/Weathar CD CD - MaatbaSs a SpaghatU e - Thundarr Champkmahip ® - Sports Look 0 - MOVIE: 'Nashville Giri' A 0 - 1983 Colloge Worid says, as a direct result of tlw 0 8) - Tim a O ut Theater Today's Kentucky farm giri sings and Series: Game 14 from Omaha. is encouraging tova Lucy 0 - victory Garden 0 - Evans and Novak 0 - As School Match Wit off-color ribbing. CD - 1 programs are *Doc: The Oldest swings her way to stardom. NE NIfta on Naw Jaraay 0 - Championship Wrsstling 0 - Woocfwright's Shop Man in the Sea,' 'Nevada City: A 0 - Fourth Estate Glenn Corbett. Johnny Rodriguez. 0 - Palicula: 'El Jefe' Hennessy received his terminal CD - 0 - MOVIE: 'Noshvlllo Girl' A On Saturdays, the Manchester Cycling Classic' and 'Gleam.' (60 0 - At 'The Movies Monica Gayle. 1976. Rated R. 0 - MOVIE: 'Greased agrees, is a matter of moving 0 - Was Straat Journal O -M O V IE : 'H You Could Sea 0 • Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ Kentucky farm girl sings and Herald reprints editorials from tion notice in September 1981. The W h a t I Hoor' A young blind man ports on the weakly activities of min.) Lightning' After World War II, a 0 - Vlc’e Vacant Lot‘Program- 0 - Barney Millar (Q ) - Mystery! 'Father Brown.' swings her way to stardom. toward iower federal deficits, ovsreomaa hia affliction and fafa Congress. black taxi driver is steered into other New England newspapers. acting deputy director of the audit rnlng for ChHdran.' ^ 9 “ Kung Fu - Welcome Back Kotter Father Brown tries to solve the Glenn Corbett, Johnny Rodriguez, in lova. Marc Skigef, Shari Bala- ^9 stock car racing. Richard Pryor. either by increasing taxes or service, Louis E. Wack, said 0 - Naws/Sporu/Waather mystery about the blinding effect Monica Gayle. 1976. Rated R. This one is from the Boston Globe. 0 - 'Y o u r M ag. for W om an fonta, Sarah Torgov. Ratad PG. 3:00P.M. - Nighttimes: Variety of light on a sun worshipper. (R) Beau Bridges. Rated PG. 1977. by lowering expenditures or, lS9 - Entartainmant T h is W eek Hennessy lost his job because of 0 - Rood to Loo Angelea 0 - MOVIE: 'Roguaa of “ MOVIE: 'Neptune's (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] 12:15A.M. 4:00 A.M. Shorwood Forost' Robki Hood's Daughter* A bathing suit manu­ ^ 9 ** Odd Couple f l) - News Update A breakup of the Com­ most probably, by a combina­ “ his failure to demonstrate the 0 -N o w a Update 8:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: Deathtrap' A CD - All Stpr Wrestling son rounds up hia fathar'a band facturer gets involved with a polo 0 - Julie Child ft More noted Broadway playwright is tion of the two. skills and character traits necee^' 0 0-Smurfa team masseur. Red Skelton. Es­ CD - That's My Name.... 4:15A.M. merce Department and the to battls tbs oppraaaion of Prince Com pany desperate for a box office hit after 12:30 A.M. sary to be a satisfactory career 0 - Sooama Street ther Williams. 1949. CD - MOVIE: The Postman CD - MOVIE: 'Lonely Are f ’e - As long as the administra­ John. John Derek. Diara Lynn. a series of disasters. Michael CD ~ All In the Femlly creation of a new department Alan Hala. I9 60 . (D - MOVIE: 'QIri Huntera' A 5:15 P.M. A lw a ys Rings T w ic e ' Passion Caine, Christopher Reeve, Dyan Brave' A cowboy tries to escape auditor.” 0 - Burbujaa Programa infantS 33) - Best of Midnight Specials to concentrate on promoting tion is embarked on a pro­ produddo an Mexico. detective skillfully dissolves an in­ 0 - Nawark RaalHy turns to murder when an aimless Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. from a posse that is being aided But Hennessy was convinced ternational spy network. Lloyd drifter and a sultry housewife f l) - Money Week by walkie-talkie equipment ano a gram for consolidating trade 0 -M O V IE : 'My Seventeenth ^ 9 - Exchange foreign trade, pushed for­ that he was fired because be had 0 - Sasams Straat Noian. Natalie W ood. Jim 5:30 P.M. meet. Jack Nicholson. Jessica helicopter. Kirk Douglas, Michael Sum m or' A young man apanda Backus. 1965. 0 - Newsmakers Saturday Lange. John Colicos. 1981. Caine, Walter Matthau. 1962 ward by the Reagan adminis­ policy under a single roof, it not measured up — or down — to hie 17th aummar on a country 12:30 P.M. 10:30P.M. 0 - Wild Kingdom CD - Seven Brides for Sevan 1:00 A.M. (fl) - Freeman Reports tration, has elements of com­ might just as well go all the the standards of Rabelaisian be­ farm. CD CD - N e w Fat Albart S how 0 - MOVIE: 'The Diofi ( D - Black Naws Brothers* T w o brothers, one a Brothers Adam. Brian and Crane CD - Sanford and Son 0 - MOVIE: 'Eye of the 0 - 71100 Taon Show CD - Amorlca's Top Tan 0 - Benjl at Work CD - CNN Nawa mon sense and is directed at a way and make sure that the havior expected by bis colleagues; bubble gum factory worker, the set out to rescue Hannah and four CD - MOVIE: 'Possessed' A Needle' A Nazi spy becomes in­ 0 - Hogan’s Heroes 0 - Indapandant Nstwoik He took his case to the Naval 0 ~ V Ictary Oonlan CD - MOVIE: 'Tho FIctkm other a coalminer, participate in a others trapped in a plane crash. nurse, a schizophrenic, becomes volved in a taboo alliance with a major economic problem. truly important ingredients Makars* A world of fiction robbery and begin to like their 0 - Bay It Whh Sign (R) (60 min.) Nawa Civilian Personnel Command, a 9:15 A.M. involved in a murder case. Joan woman. Donald Sutherland. Kate Reorganization, however, are taken into consideration com et to life for the Saint when new profession. Stacy Reach. 6:00 P.M. CD 0 - T.J. Hookor Sgt. 11:00 P.M. Crawford. Van Heflin, Raymond Nelligan. 1981. Rated R. neutral fact-finding body. 0-HoalthW aak he to mistaken for the euthor of Frederic Forrest. Margot Kidder. Hooker helps the sister of a rob­ Massey. 1947 in setting that policy. far fetched thriHers. Roger Moore. 1974 CD CD 0 - N a w s CD CD 0 0 0 - News can do little in itself to bery suspect. (R) (60 min.) - MOVIE: 'Murder Clinic' A An internal report filed by the 9:30 A.M. S y ^ Syms and Juatirw Lord. - MOVIE: 'Th e Fan' A young CD Unfortunately, the only 0 - News Update CD - Starsky vid Hutch - 1983 College World Doctor and his semi-invalid wife increase the sale of American (D CD - Buga Bunny/Road 0 man terrorizes the chic circle sur­ investigator last November sup­ -R a c in g Series: Game 14 from Omeha, living in an isolated clinic are roof large enough to accom­ R u m a rS h o w 0 • Americen Playhouse CD rounding his favorite stage star. Spillane series goods — a pressing need ported Hennessy, saying:- “ The ® - At Tha Movtas 'Northern Lights.' Tonight's film NE plagued by a monster. William CD-Davay/OoSath 0 - Star Trek Lauren Bacafi, James Gamer, modate that truly unified ® - InakSa Boxing is a story of farming in the winter Berger. Francoise Prevost, Mary given the $60 billion trade complainant made many allega­ - 2nd Annual Lagendary 0 - M O V IE : Th o Th in g ’ A re- Maureen Stapleton. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — 0 - Horaid of Tnith of 1915 and the first Scandi­ 0 Young. 1968. approach is at 1600 PennsyL tions of events which he construed f l) - Washington Plalogua Pocket BMliWd Stars search team discovers an ancient CBS-TV has ordered eight deficit the nation faces this 0 - Play Your Boat Tannia navian immigrants. (R) (90 min.) monster frozen in the Antarctic 0 - wild. Wild West vania Avenue, and the princi­ as sexual harassment. Investlg^ 0 - Floah Gordon (Closed Captioned) 0 - MOVIE: Poltergeist' Su­ CD - NA8L Soccer: New York one-hour episodes of year. 0 - Pick tha Proa Sportawri- icecap. Kurt Russell. Richard Dy- 0 - Nawa Update O - Groat Chafa/Naw Orlaana pernatural apirita haunt a peaceful sari. John Carpenter. 1982. at Golden Bay Mickey Spillane shows for pal occupant of'that building tlon corroborated many of the tora preview key gamea and 0 - Woodwright'e Shop 0 - Bionic Woman Commerce has the reputa­ suburban home. Jobeth Williams, Rated R. 0 - Independent Network the 1983-84 season from allegations . . . In fact, testimony vjawera compete for priiea, 1:00 P.M. Craig T . Nelson, Beatrice tion of being the most drab of does not yet seem to have 3:15P.M. 0 - Ovatkm Today's programs News 0 - Rock n' Roll Tonita Jay Bernstein Produc­ and evidence present an envirom 0 - Monay Woak CD - AN In tha FamNy 0 - Week In Review Straight. 1982. Rated PG. gotten the message. If it does are 'Joel G ray-Live in L.A .' and 0 - ESPN SportaCenter 1:15A.M. tions and Columbia Pic­ the federal bureaucracies, 0 - It’s Your Bualnasa CD > M O V iE : *Drac«ila Has ( 9 - Co -Ed Meg Griffin hosts this 'Mr. Shepard and Mr. Milne.* (2 ment which by definition is sexual 3:30 P.M. 0 - Not Necessarily The CD - Sha No No tures Television. symbolized by the architectu­ not reach him soon, there is 0 - Last Chancy Oaraga RIaan from tha Grava' Dracuto 'weekly teen magazine. hra.) harassment." neat from Na ica coffin and preys QD > Weetchester Golf Claaaic News This show promises to be 0 - MOVIE: 'Dog Day real danger that some future 0 - Battlostar Qalactica ( 0 - M O V IE : T o Be Announced ral dreariness of its Washing­ The investigator bad this to say 10:00 A.M. on a young girl until her atheist Coverage of the third round is everything the current news is Afternoon' A frantic and befud­ boyfriend and her monaignor un­ presented from the Westchester 0 - News/Sporta/Weather not. ton headquarters. As though generation will choose to about the suggestion that Hen­ CD - Saturday Morning 0 - Nows/Sports/Waathar dled bankrobber plans a Brooklyn cle unite to save her. Christopher Coumry Club, Rye, NY. (60 min.) - Diff'rem Strokes After ( 9 - Night Flight Tonight’s pro­ bank heist that goes awry. Al Pa­ 0 0 - Soooby. Scrappy-Doo/ 0 - MOVIE: 'Qrean Ica* An 0 0 to underscore its leaden na­ name a gray pile after him, nessy was just too sensitive to Lee. Rupert Davies. Veronica a rained out camping trip. Arnold, grams ere 'Chick Corea and Stan­ cino, Chris Sarandon, John Ca- .Puppy Hour ® 0 - Pro Bowlere Tour Cov­ electronics wizard becomes in­ Carison. 1969 * Willis and Kimberly come home ley Clark in CorKert,' 'Interview zaie. 1976. Rated R. much as it has recently sexually-orientedjokes; "Whether erage of the $100,(X)0 Southern volved in an emerald heist. Ryan ture, that building was re­ .CD - D r. W ho to find Mr. Drummond in the com­ with Grace Jones* and Interview CD-Blackster Ceiifomie Open is presented from O'Neal, Omar Sharif, Anne 0 - People N o w W ith Bill honored Herbert Hoover. or not such behavior was serious or ' Old Tima Qoapai pany of a beautiful woman. (R) with W endy O. Willian:is/’(4 hrs.) AUDITION cently renamed in honor of 0 - CD - MOVIE: 'Out of tha Peat' the Gable House ^ w l. Torrance, Archer. 1961. Rated PG. Tu sh Muitcd.Guyi ond D.lh in jest is no consequence here, as 0 - 19S3 CoSaga World C A . (90 min.) [Closed Captioned] President Hoover — a tribute A gas station owner heshatea to 0 - Inaida Story Ofroclor-Ernotl CIrlllo the environment created Is the 'Sorias: Boat Friday Qama bom marry a young girt bacausa of hia 0 - Vanlahsd:Miaaing. 0 - MOVIE: -Tnia Confes- IS nitn.4 wominalgz chorui suitable neither to the man Om aha. N E past. Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer. ChNdran Five true stories of ( 8 ) - Soladad Serie dramatics. aiona' A brutal murder tests the Congressional Quarterly same. It caused the complainant to Libertad Lsmarque. Bring own mule optlonil nor the institution. 0 - MOVIE: ‘Oottlng Oortla'a 1947. missing children are presented. conflicting loyalties of tw o broth­ be affected by a factor outside ers. Robert De Niro. Robert Du­ Garter' A married adentiat triaa 0 - MOVIE: 'Biuea Las's 0 - Styla With Elsa Klanach - Block Psrapactive ' strawberry festival' Sunday June 13 6pm The department covers a to ratriava a fawalad bangla given vall, Charles Duming. 1981. performance-related elements.” . Sacrot* 0 - MOVIE: 'Mar's fifioon' A 0 - M*A*S*H Manday June 13 7:30pm t o an actraaa in hia younger daya. Rated R. 29 Voles Youth Choir from Ohio mishmash of doubtfully re­ The investigator also noted that B - Work! Sportsman Outdoor poor boy falls in love with a bsnk- 0 - Matinee at tha Bijou 'Par- Maria McDonald. Barry Sullivan, 0 - Dr. W ho 22 Oak SI., Manch. in giving Hennessy only two adventures from throughout tha ar's daughter and finds hisself lor. Bedroom and Bath.* Sunday, June 19 at 4K)0 P.M. lated activities; weather re­ Dannia O ’Keafa. 1945. world hosted by Curt Gowdy. (60 eloping with her. M an Dillon. 0 - M O V IE : 'If Y ou CouM Soo Prayer issue splits conservatives instead of five performance eva­ 6:30 P.M. Inior 0 - Voice of FaMi Ratad PG. W h a t I Hear* A young blind man 643-9086 porting, statistical services, min.) alter 6 pm. luations, "management failed to 0-W raalllng 0 - HBO Magazina 0 - Magic of Animal Painting CD CD - CBS Nawa overcomes his affliction and falls THE NEW CALVARY CHURCH trade promotion and so on. in love. Marc Singer. Shari Bela- By Naddine Cohodas CD 0 - N e w s ' m . south Windsor tian Broadcasting Network, and the public sdiools. In addition, follow its'own procedures." In both 0 - News Update 0 - Nows/Sporte/Wsalhar 4:00 P.M. fonte, Sarah Torgov. Rated PG. an euctiMd Dispersing them among Congressional Quarterly Hatch’s compromise failed to CD - In Search of.... postponed action for two weeks. they believe that despite the ban on evaluations, Hennessy’s perfor­ 0 - Mr. Rogers' NalShbor- 0 - Wrastling 0 - Ara You Anybody/ 0 - MOVIE: ‘Panic in tha firOutdooTB waathor parmltllng other agencies may make mollify interest groups on either ® - 'Your Mag. for Women While agreeing to the delay. forced participation, anything led mance was rated "good.” 0 - Prog cant'd Streata* Doctor, being taken ★ Bring lawn chair or blanket sense if it concentrates offi­ WASHINGTON — The issue of side, however. 0 - Lap Quilting 0 - Evans and Novak captive by murderers, discovers SHOWCASE Hatch leR no doubt that he was by a teacher or sanctioned by a In an interview with my asso­ 0 - Hardy Soya/ Nancy Draw ★ Free will offering prayer in the public schools is 0 - MOVIE: 'Buga Bunny'a 0 - E n k > q u s 0 - NBC Nawa one is a carrier of the dread di­ cial attention on the primary irritated. "All I can say,” declared White House officials have told ciate Tony Capaccio, Capt. L.P;. 0 - News Update sease. Richard Widmark. Paul ★ Everyone Is WELCOAAE school will in fact carry an Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit 0 - It's Your Businsss dividing conservatives inside and him his compromise is unaccepta­ 0 - Frontlina Douglas, Barbara Bel Geddes. ★ For further Info 644-1102 task, that of economic and Hatch, "is that some of our unspoken requirement to join in, Walsh, director of the audit service Talas' Buga ia joined Iw Twaaty 0 - Palicula: 'Caradura y la outside of Congress. ble to them and their conservative 0 - Let's Go Bowling MlSonaria' 0 - Entre doa 1950 FIXST SHOW ONLY ’ trade development, which right-wing friends continue to particularly for elementary school office where Hennessy worked Bird, Sylveatar, Daffy Duck and On one side are fundameiitalist hia otiwr frianda. Anktisted. 0 Waahkigtan Waok/ 0 - fitoglc of Oil Painting 0 - Connecticut Nawamakers " badger and fight apd cause diffi­ allies. "There are a lot of folks said his own legal analysis con­ Revlaw Paul Duka la joined by would resumably pick up children. 1982. Ratad G. (0 “ MOVIE: 'Buga Bunny'a religious groups and their allies culties and disruptions and anim­ involved in the movement who just cluded that Hennessy bad top Washington joumaHata ana­ 4:15 P.M. "Children may opt out, but only 0 - From tha Editor's Daafc Third Movla: 1001 Rabbit parallel activities in other who are pushing a constitutional wouldn’t feel after seven years of lyzing tha week's news. 0 - S p o r t t osities and bad feelings because at the cost of asserting and “ to show that the conduct coiri- Talas' Bugs is joined by Tweety departments, notably State amendment proposed by Presi­ effort (to get an amendment 0 - Andqiiaa S Amsricana 1:30 P.M. Bird, Sylvester. Daffy Duck and they can’t get their most extreme maintaining their difference from plalned of was unwelcome, that the and Agriculture. dent Reagan that is designed to through Congress) plus the addi­ 10:15 A.M. CD - MOVIE: 'Neptune's approach on a lot of these issues. I their peers,” said Michael J. conduct was because of his sex and return organized, recited prayer to tional ratification effort that silent 0 - Madia Watch Daughter' A bathing suit manu­ This change is an encourag­ t ^ k that the White House to Malbin, a political scientist at the that he complained to higher levels facturer gate involved with a polo PASTORI'S TOO FLASHDANCE ing sign of maturity in the the public schools. get its act in order.” prayer is enough," said one of management.” 10:30 A.M. team moaeour. Rad Skelton, Es- On the other side is a group of American Ehiterprise Institute, in administration lobbyist. CD (D - T h e Dukas thor WWiams. 1949. Fine Quality Italian Cuisine Walsh said Hennessy’s cIhuw,.. -SHOSUhAT;* Reagan administration. It testimony before the Constitution 0 . MOVIE: ^rohsigtltr Su- CD - SasabaH Bunch senators led by Orrln G. Hatch, ItiirM O-SiSS-yil S-MS-H iis The Reagan proposal states that Subcommittee. may get a formal judicial bearing ptmatural spirits haunt • pMcofirf means it is taking a bureau­ R-Utah, who believe the Reagan DICK DINGMAN, legislative 0 - IHOVIE: 'Papaya' Tha car­ BUY ONE DINNER GET SECOND nothing in the Qonstitutionat «haii In an interview, the Rev. Charles Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va., vuburban homo. Joboth WUKom*. toon character and N s friends cratic (in the uncritical sense proposal cannot pass. Congress, director of the Moral Majority, Craig T . Notoon. 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Rated PG. issue, using government thirds majority, iet alone receive proposal is too narrow because it Restaurant I - SHOWN AT:- schoo^or other public institutions. mental affairs office, contended PARTY TIME: U.S. Trade R » - Gory Colomon Show 0 - Sunday at tha King's structure rather than merely ratification by three-fourths of the deals only with the "ciassroom "Hara Com»B The Ju d g^ llite.ttSS-4iS0-7itS-9i4S.1 tiSS It states further that iM> ilarson that opposition to the Reagan presentative Bill Brock has a 0 - Bonll at Work states. environment” and would not allow FOR V 2 PRICE 0 - Nowamakara Saturday dismantling it in the mindless ’’shall be required by the United proposal “is not a matter of 0 - Elaettio Company Hatch has put together a com­ v*®]* “ " I .® entertainment 0 - MOVIE: 'Gidaon's THE MAN WITH such things as Christmas carols budget. This year, he and hk ndo las Eab aSaa En- manner of its first two years. States or by any sUte” to partici­ unbelievers opposing the holy Trumpot* A n obacura Florida promise proposal that would allow and invocations at school i ^riataa a informolaa as daaairol- TWO BRAINS R The heart of America’s pate in prayer. saints of God. I am concerned deputies and assistants will spend convict draaticallv changoa tha silent prayer or meditation in the ceremonies. ■nII aan n caas da loa artlataa. Hector THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS ■ SMOWNAT:" It is a response to a series of about prayer being kept as conver­ W.OOO wining and dining forei^ courss of American legal Natory. trade problems today lies public schools. A second section of Carrillo. Hanry Fonda, Joaa Farrar, John dignitaries. Brock thinks this isn'i (Available through Sunday, June 12) somewhere else. The key his amendment would make clear' Supreme Court decisions that have sation, communication with God,” Groups such as the American 0 - Ask the Manogsr Houseman. 1980. barred pirayer decisions, Bible he said. 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( a iI served with potato and salad mend his amendment to the full 2.50 ___SHOWN AT: achieved by lowering long­ already is in the public sebooU. networks, c o v e t e d ISO member^ Please have your office telephone me if CheMeburger Grinder...... $ Judiciary Committee May 26, but Civil Liberties Union, have vigor­ more robust experience If there is Appeertng Saturday Night Hamburger, cheese, lettuce, tomato on a grinder roll t|es-iiii-itoe-Ttn.tsiao,i ii4i term interest rates to stop the "Beforea test, every child has said of Congress In a recent one-dasC you’d like to discuss our unique program. he bowed to pressure from the ously opposed the Reagan sUent prayer” rather than the to himself, ’Oh God, let me pass heavy flow of investment approach. C M Ll HENRY White House and groups such as "pabium” that would resutt from a this tept.’ There is no need for Alda’iC rates, almost everyone First, they believe H la miwlse to recital prayer designed to appeal pitch: The TV networks “ want Ur Call 8ii w PIZZAS — $1.00 OFF WT the Moral Majority and the Chrl»i le|dslatl0B.on thingk that already ' W a ln u tS t. M a n ch o s ta r . Ct. 6 4 9 7 8 9 6 ] ■ ■ SHOWNAT:-' put any kind of organised prayer in to various religious groups. buy the whole cow for the prloa 9 4 3 - 9 6 3 2 m exist,” Pearl said. the milk." “ « p n c eS ^ 643-7676______643-7676 Ut$e.ttie.Sits.Tt3i.ytis.n,$$ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 11. 19M • 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Siiturduv. June II, 19B3 Scott’s Wortd '' Weekday TV CBS pitches

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The same directors come and go through th«y,, g * ErmnammOTii lurogin 0 - Foote of Ufa 0-FranohCbaf 0-MoifcBMIndy signed a contract with Warner years. For a time he aspired to days of the networks unveiling their most gambler who fed his habit by thing was true for Thackeray. years. But viewers remain faithful 6:30 A.M. 8:00 A.M. 0 -W a H o n o 12:45 P.M. 3:30 P.M. promising new prime-time shows in one hig "The soaps have roots in history. Bros, in the waning days of studio bigger and better acting jobs. But (D-Bpldocman HOLLYWOOD — You’d expect seducing all the women in sight in no matter what. . , ' I (D - Varied Pragramo CD-N owo CD - Buga Burmy/Poihy Pig bundle every September are coming to an end. Minstrels spun soap operas and contract actors. no longer. 0-BuporMands 10:30 A.M. Joe Gallison, a friendly, bluff the cast and then borrowing money “True, the money isn t as SOWr, ( D - MbflPB Watch 1:00P.M. 0-BoaabyDoo 5:00 P.M. “There is no reason why all new shows must kept them going night after night ' Hd played supporting roles using “Today I don’t think about CD - AH In tho romHy Irishman, to be wrinkled as a from them. Eventually the doctor as in some other things, but it 0 - ESPN SpaftaCanter CD-HourMogaabw 1211 — FEntatonaa C D - Bnmay MENr start in the fall,” Shephard told a news around the fires.” the name of Evan McCord in working in anything but soap I iH) — Indopondoiit Network CD - You Aakad For h prune and redolent of lilac after 18 saw the light and mended his ways. gotten a lot better since 1975 when-, CD 0 - AH My ChHdron 0-HaoMaanjiJaolda ( D - BIX MWon DoBor Mon conference Thursday as CBS began its fall season years in soaps. Now he’s a good doc, a kindly ~ Gallison, moreover, defends “Maverick,” “77 Sunset Strip,” operas,” Gallison said. “I’m not 0 - Varied Programa the soaps went from a haif hour t o ^ a * vieie W ^ U U U tm w U twww 9 )-M o v ta 0 -O v o r E a a y CD-Fanpla'a Court previews in Phoenix. “The competition is fierce healer. daytime soaps in coniparison with “Hawaiian Eye,” “Bronco,” really looking to get out of this 0 0 - Sola of the Contury Over almost two decades Galli­ format for acting. full hour. You can make a Soou^ 0 - MenayHno 0 - 7 0 0 Chib 0 0 - Utda Houoa on tho and it's bard to get new shows off the ground," he son has been part of "Another Despite frequent observations such nighttime successes as "Dal­ “Cheyenne,” “Lawman,” “Surf- living in soaps now. r^; 0 - Mofoua WoRiy. M. D. 4:00 P.M. las" and "Dynasty,” saying if all side 6” and dozens of other studio “Sure, I’d like a big part in a hit P-JknBakhar 8:30 A.M. 0 0 - Days of Our Uyos GD - Jaffaraona Pialria said, noting the neophytes go up against a lineup World,” "One Life To Live," about the absurdity of daytime “And it’s pleasant and stlmuiat-' 11:00 A.M. 0 - Nowowatoh five hours of a weekly daytimer series' that passed for entertain­ ,Bi;oadway show or a major movie. 6:00 A.M. ( D - r i ntetonaa 0 - Mundo Lafbio Jassa Lo- CD - UMa flaaoalt of specials and the World Series.- “Where The Heart Is,” "Return to soaps — or the prime time variety, ing. I average about two-and-a- _ CD-PrioalaRtght tada y Sonia Voihauar ton kw an- U a - Errtertabanant Tonigfit This fall CBS is introducing only five new were distilled into 60 minutes it ment in the ’Ms and ‘60s. 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There’s n a - 9:00 A.M. 0 - Kon CetmaHy substitute teaching at a nearby anywhere else in the acting busi­ *“ vonoa roograma them.” Thanks to the Byzantine plots They grew out of Tolstoy, Dickens that can compare with soaps when worry about where your next job W ’' 0 - Twratity MHaita Workout OO - Richard SImmeno 1:30 P.M. 0 - Tom B Jany high school. ness. But you can go from one soap 0 - Womon'o Day USA One of the first new shows to he screened was that characterize all soaps. Dr. and Thackeray. it comes to training young actors. ’’ coming from. That used to drivijv -BuokMOO Thnao on ESPN C D - 1 Imra Uioy CD C D - A t the World Turns 0 -N a w a H n a 5:30 P.M. A native of Boston, Gallison to another. 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CD - Faca tha Nadon 0 - American Playhouaa (33) - Youth Spaaks night’s program chronicles Joan plaina the concept of a light-year R at^ R. 3 j) - Indapandant Network fT ) - Comment CD - MOVIE: Tafzan'a HIddan Bm z ’ 1981 concert tour in Ar­ ‘Working.* Tonighl'a perform­ ------Money Waak and travel between the atera. (R) ance ia an adaptation of Studs 0 - Dr Jamas Soolt WHAT TH IWWV CD - MOVIE: ‘The Incredible Jungle' The King of the Jungle IS) gentina, Chile and Brazil. (60 min.) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] LOOK o u t : Tarfcel’s best-selling book in 0 - Daspadida - ^ 09- MOVIE: 'Oh. Oodl' The Al- Mr. Limpet' A fish-loving book­ tanglee with two ruthless white 0 - Oraat Dadalona 0 - 1983 F.I.F.A. Campoon- BRIDGE ASTRO hunters. Gordon Scott, Vera 0 - 17th Annual Music City which several different people in mighty picks an earnest CaMfomia keeper jumps off the dock at ato dal Mundo Juvontud: Find Nowa Awards 0 - Not tha Sam# Old Story ^ Coney Island and turns into a dol­ Miles, Peter Van Eyck. 1955. 2:00 P.M. different occupations are inter­ supermarket manager to be his Cuarto 0 - MOVIE: Panniae from t phin. Don Knotts. Carole Cook, (D - Wastchastar OoH Classic ( ® ~ Undsraoa World of viewed. (R) (90 min.) (Closad sp^esman. George Bums. John CD 0 - This W ssk wHh Dmrid 0 - MOVIE: 'OroosmI Heaven' A saleeman longs fOf « GRAPH Denver, Terri Garr. 1977. Rated Jack Westpn. 19M. Coverage of the final round is pre­ Jacquoa Coustoau Captionqd] Brinkloy Lightning' After Wortd War II, a life to be like the songs hs sslC| East can be a hero PG. sented from the Westchester 0 - La Comadra CD “ NsahvWs on the Rood ( D - Rox Humbard black taxi 0 - MOVIE: Bowaiy Soya; 8:00 P.M. 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Alec Guirvieas, Gina againat Mexico’s revoHitionarv ♦ K84 contract, and lometimes you’re frIatHfly wflh on a aodal 9 - Ring Atoimd the World Young. 1931. Lolobrigida. Robert Morley. forces. 'Yd Brynner, Robert Mit- 0 - 1983 CoHaga World C E - O f f the Bat Rutter. 1975 ; ^ Batioa: Gama 15 from Omaha, tbeae pre-empts pay real basia could oiler you a nnatidal U 0 - MOVIE; 'Sparrow' A • Mirado Revival Hour 12:00 P.M. 1966. chum, Charles Bronson, 1968. CD - Weak In Raviaw 0-M ocw y Weak i » VnlnerabteBoth young private eye is hot on the NE dividends. or businasa tip. Gemini predic­ f P - Faco ths Stats 0 - Nows Update QD - Odd Coupie 0 - Riak/Maniaga Dealer West trail of a wetMcnr!^ songwriter’s 10:00 A.M. GD - To Bo Announced t 0 - MOVIE; 'Deathtrap’ A North doublet. Who tions lor the year ahead are (D - Truman Taylor ^ 0 0 - Major Looguo murderer. RarKfy Herman, LHKan noted Broadway playwright is 0 - ESPN SportaCanter wouldn’t? And South takes now ready. Romance, career, ^ - Sunday Morning BaaabaB; Boaton at Battlmdra 0 - Evans and Novak Nartb Bast Stelh Gish. 1979. desperate for a box office Nt after 0 - Festival of FoHh !♦ Paa !♦ ou t to fiv e spades. travel, luck, earnings and much CD - Austin CHy Umite 0 - MOVIE: 'Outcast of tho 0 - SportaWoifd Today's pro­ 3:00 A.M. 0-Davay/Qollath CD - Robart SchuBar Tha Hour gram features the Women's a aeries of disasters. Michael DbL P aa 84 West leads his ace of more are diacuased. Send SI CD-Maae of Powar [Closed Captioned] Islands' TN s t ^ of kiai and Caine, Chrietopher Reeve. Dyan 0 • Woman in Criala CD - MOVIE: 'Haunte' A d a o C to stro-Qraph, Box 489, Radio World Powerlifting Champion- peratelY lonely young woman Is - Paa P aa diamonds. If East Is suffer­ 6:45 A.M. (H) - Tom B Jeny 0 - SportaCofitsr Plus greed is set againat the kiah back­ Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. 0 - Sporte Tonight ‘ CHy Station. N.Y. 10019. Be ground of the East Indies. Ralph ships, the Men's World Pro Surf­ driven to maikiess by her ing from bad-card 0 - Sacrad Haart 0 - Sunday at tha King's 0 - Scrooning Rooi^ 0 - Voice of Faith 0 - MOVIE: ‘Doathtrap* A Richardson, Trevor Howard, Rob­ ing ChampionsNps and Survival aaxualhy. Mai Brin. Camaron syndrome, he will discard, sure to state your zodiac sign. 7:00 A.M. noted Broadway playwright is of the Fitteet. (90 min.) 0 - Lmon Sunday Night Mhchak, Aldo Ray. • 5 Sand an additional 82 for the 0 > MOVIE: 'Abbott And ert Morley. 1954. and it will be np to West to desperate for a box office hh after 0 - 8 o N d OoM NEW Astro-Graph Matchmaker . d ) - Kan Copaland CoeteBo Moot tho Keystone 0 - Giaot Porformancaa 'The 0 - Carter Countfv 0 - Praasnta 0 - 1983 CoHags W M ^ ’ cash bis ace of clubs to stop N Cops' Vamps brssk hssrts, a series of disasters. Midisel wheal and booklet. Reveals CD-TMalsthaUfa Private History of a C«hpaign 4:45 P.M. Sarlas: Gama IS from Onwlia, Opening lead: 4A thfr stuntmen, necks and every face Cains, Christopher Reeve, Dyan NE romantic combination, and d ) - To Ba AmHMmcad Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. that Failed.* A ragtag group of 0 - Naws/Bpoits/Waathar 11:30 P.M. wears a custard pie. Bud Abbott. boys join the Southern causa in a CD 0 - American Sportsman I CAKT UNPERSTANP TV1EH»RE. AW RJLLV r THOUGHT SO. If East is wide awake at compatibllitlea lor all sign.. B« - CHIPS Ponch and CD CD - Lariy King Show 0 - Men's Qymnaatks; UCtAt? (9 ) - Robert Schuller Lou Costello, F r ^ Clark. 1955. 0 - MOVIE: 'The Cobra' A Se­ quest for heroism and adventure. 0 0 all timea, he wUl decide that sure to give your zodiac Ngn. 5:00 P.M. Bobby help out a satanic rock sin­ va. Nobraoka HOW HAZEL 03ULP ( 9 - Sunday Cartoon Exprass 0 -N m m U p d M * cret Service chief is dispatched to (R) (90 min.) CD - Dmid Busakind West must bold an el|At- CANCER (June 21-July 22) the Middle East to ferret out an (D - Thoaa Amadng Anknola ger. (R) (60 min.) 0 -V o ic a a f FaHh SET PEOPLE TO EXER­ E n 3 — ByOswaHJaceby 0 - Festival of Faith 0 - ChaNca of Salvation 0 - MOVIE; 'Doothtnp' A (D - MOVIE: 'The flat Rock’ f card diamond su it for h is Did Lady Luck Mil be doing all that opium syndicate. Dana Andrews, 0 - PKA FuB Contact Karate - MOVIE: 'Uon of tho CISE WITM HER AT aad Jam es Jaceby noted Broadway playwright ia 0 Four incredible goofs try to steal 0 - Nswa/Spotte/Waathar ■ ^ of five diamonds. Then Eiaat rile can to favor you hi material O - W . V . Oram 0 - Mr. Rogora' Neighbor­ Anha Ekberg, Peter Martelt. Dasart* A guerrilla rebel leads desperate for a box office Nt after 0 - 'Your Mag. for Woman the world's hottest diamond, not SUCH AN UNHOLV ways today, but H'H be up to hood 1968. North African Bedouins in revolt 3:15 A.M. o'u .Here is a real freak band. will trump hit partner’s ace 9 ) - Naws/Sporta/Waathar a series of diaastars. Michael 0 - Faativd of Faith ofKe, but four times. Robert Red- HOUR. and lead nack the queen of you to recognize her unique 0 - Nuoatra FamlHa 0 •v'Sunday at tho King's Caine, Christopher Reeve, Dyan against Italian bivaders. Anthony ford, George Segal, Ron Leibman. 0 - MOVIE; 'Uon of lhr~ West might well open with 0 - Jknmy Swaggait 0 - Naws/Sports/Waathar Quinn. Oliver Reed, Rod Steiger. types ot opportunities. 0 1 - SocfNIco of tho Moaa House Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. 1970. Dotort' A guarriKa rebel laadk^ five diamondi, but at dealer clubs to knock South right 0 - MOVIE; 'BarbaraMa' A 0 - H Takaa a Thief Rated PG. North African Bedouins in rovoHi > out of the bos with two club LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You woman’s innocence is lost in 0 - Wodd Tomorrow 0 • Nowa/Sports/Wasthor 0 - Frontline be should bid just one. The 0 - Nova 'The Road to Happi­ against hakan invadert. A n t h ^ •< tricks. need to be around bright and space ¥vhen she's introduced to a 0 - Rox Humbard 0-BowHchod 0 - Computer Programme (33) - Honaymoonara Quinn. Oliver Read. Rod Stoigor. hand baa too much potential cheerful people to bring you 2:15 P.M. ness.' The life and times of Henry co (NBUSPAPn BNraRPRDB A8SN.) series of psychedelic, techno-sex 0 - Insida Story 0 - Hogan's Heroes G9 - MOVIE: 'Only Whan I Rated PG. , for him to pre-empt. 0 - Undar Sail 0 - Weak In Raviaw Ford is examined. (R) (60 min.) out of your shell today. It left to pleasures. Jane Fonda, Davis (Closed Captioned) Laugh* An alcoholic actress bat­ your own devices, you coUd be Hammings, Ugo Tognaazxl. 0 - DosfBo Puortorriquono do 5:30 P.M. tles both the bottle and her re­ 3:30 A.M. T 10:15A.M. N u m York 2:30 P.M. reclusive. 1966. 0 - MOVIE: 'RoBarbaN' Tha 0 - Momantoa EatoBaraa cently reconciled daughter. 0 - MOVIE: 'DaMhtrap' A 3 0 - CookIng/KaiT 0 - Major U aguo BaaoboM: VBIOO (Aug. 28-BepL 22) 0 - World Tomorrow 0 - What About Womon top player in a bizarre sport 0 - MOVIE: 'Authori Authori' Marsha Mason, Kristy McNichol, noted Broadway playwright is,a 10:30A.M. Now York Yankees at pUqred in the dehumanized world A playwright is finishing his new James Coco. 1981. Rated R. CROSSWORD Think of others today more to 0 - Kenneth Copelend 0 - MOVIE: 'Authori Author!' MMwaidcoo dasparata for a box office Nt after ? C C -TV M a a a A playwright is finishing his new of the future ia eaked to retke as K Broadway play when Na wife 0 - insida Businasa a tariaa of dtsostara. MIchaal than ol youraeH. When you 0 - Merttage Comer 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. ia feared he is undermining the runs away and leaves five child­ Cains, Christopher Reeve, Dyan strive to buoy their spIrHs, It CD-DoNyl Broadway play whan Ns wrfa 0 - Entertainment This Week runs away and lesvas five cNid- 0 - Style With Elsa Klenach game's real intent. James Caan, ren in Ns cere. Al Pacino, Dyan Cannon. 1982. Rated PG. ACROSS 66 Sixth Sanaa Anawar to Priviout Puzzlo wilt awaken a sense of new " 7:15A.Ma - That'a Tha Spirit John Houseman. 1975 CD ran in Ns care. Al Pacino. Dyan Cannon, Tuesday Wald. 1982. 0 - MOVIE: 'BHHIa' A young, 0 - MOVIE: 'Soma Kbid (abbrj hope In you as weH. d )-N e w a 0 - LPGA Champtonahip Cov­ Rated PG, IRT 0 - Pink Panthar Show Cannon', Tuesday Weld. 1982. 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this innocent girl ia exposed to love Haro' An ex-GI finds life at honiir^ URRA (Sept. 22-Ocl. 28) Your erage of .the final, round ia pre- weakly taai) magazine. and aaxuality on hw summer va­ □ □ □ ■ ntnaEi I □fDiiiD 7:30A.M. 0 - Nowtmakar Sunriay Rated P MOVIE: 'Chargo of tho Sporte Center. Kings Island, OH. 0 - Newsmaker Sunday Stars.* Or. Carl Sagm axamines a POW. Richard P^or. Margot * A W O N P ^ a rt very good today If you are ateNar intariors and praaanta dif- Kriatanaan, Barnard GinHxjeau. Kidder, Ray 1 Danca □□□m u n a d d d CD - Time for Timothy Light Brigade’ Fictiori^ed tale (2 hrs.) 0 dB) - Tony Brown's Journal ■ Rated R. Sharf*v 196^.^ property motivated. Picture the 0 - MIse Del Domingo of the most amazing real war ad­ farant atsMs in a st^'a develop­ Rated R. eoatuma nmofn □□fUHs ‘The Bad Bishops and a Quean.* TO e n p a n ULiUHfDti] □□nDQUl outcome ot events as you'd Hk« CE) ~ Insight 0 - MOVIE; ventures ever told. ONvIa de Hav- ment. (FI) (60 min.) (d loa ^ 0 » 1983 F.I.F.A. Campaon- 2 Colaatial 3:00 P.M. 0 - O d d Couple Caption^] ato dal Mundo Juvantud: Final □nn iDEiaa □ ehdd to see them. GD ** Jack Van Imps Presents Sarong* Abbott end .'illand, CNvid Nivan, Nigel Bruce. Initnimant SCORHO (Oct 24 Hov. 28) thwen jewel thieves. Abbottbbott andi 1936 ( D - MOVIE: 'Tha Curta Of 5:45 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Cuarto EDiunD anncT) d d d Costello, Virginia Bruce, Ink Frankanataki' A t Baron Fran- e is h t - y ^a p p i f t * 3 Indian irlbia □□anna GiaaDEin Material opportunHIes continue 0 - World of Qospol 0 - Sports Amarica kenttain awaKa tha death eant- 0 - MOVIE: 'Oh, Oodl' The Al­ 0 - MOVIE; 'Dr. JskyH and 4:00 A.M. (tbbr.) 4 lAdiaa’ tida Spots. 1942 CD CD - One Day at a Tkna Mr. Hyde' An horrible paraonsl- □ an GinQDmH to hover about you hi this 0 - Big Story ance, taMs tha etory of how ho mighty picks anaameat CaHfomia Nawlywedi Baifaara and Mafk be­ 0 - Candid Camara 13 0iw(G4rj (Fr.) 0 - Insight 12:30 P.M. by smargaa whan a kkidly doctor ucaa QDfa iDoaD cycle. You might derive bene- 0 - Cite con Colombis came to be there. Peter Cuthkig, supermarket manager to be Na gin thak naw Ufa togathar. (R| 0 - Nows Update UEIMa 5 FIvar □nncimQnnnnfDDC] IHs today from being In the 0 - Srpiaro Frxit Oanloning Q D - AM In tha Family Chrietopher Lee. Hezel Court. spokesman. Georgs Bums, John oxperirnema wHh aoparatkig the 0 - Kingdom Living 0 - Wan Straat Journal good and avH in hknaalf. Spencer IBThrasfpiufix) nciBQ I annn: ■ nDD right place at the right time. (D- Capa Varda Today 1957. J3^ver, Torri Garr. 1977. Rated 4:15 A.M. t6FhM(2wita.) 0-Momingtown PG. Tracy,r a c y In;,^ n ^ Bergman, Lana Tur- I 6 Salh’aaon □□mnliiDQDlnuD SAGITTARIUS (Ne«. 23-Oee. 10:45 A.M. 0 -M a d i a Watch CD - Maka It Raal 0 - Auto Racing '83; C A R T 9:00 P.M. nar. 194 18 Stand on 7 Starn 21) Have another go today at 8:00 A.M. 0-JowiahlJta 0 - Top Rank Boxing from Rox Moya 180 from 6:00 P.M. 28 Sot up golf 44 Mountain. MHwaukao, Wl - Jaffaraona Ralph tha 0 - Maaa. Council of Rabbis ^ 4:30A.M. adga 6 Cleaning that problam for which you've - Berrio Atlantic City. N J CD CD ball (abbr.) (X) 11:00 A.M. CD CD 0 0 0 - N n y . - Abbott and CootoHo 20 Makes implamant not yet been able to find the 0 - Ovadon Today’! programe Doomian beUavaa that George ia 0 - MOVIE; 'BMflad' TNs 0 46 Colorado 00 - Jimm y Sweggort CD - Jorry Falwoll 0-Croosflro CD - CBB N n v . cheating on Louiae. (IQ story of the aupematural blends 0 - Big Story yaiinant 0 Suiroundad 29 Ordeal solution. Mora than oiw answer are ’Whicker’s World: Paneng.' 31 Error Indian might now pop up. 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Gary CD - MOVIE: 'Emparor of tho GB^MamorlaawHhLowtonca A carnival drihar douMa-crossas 9:30-1:30 26 Aleutian 68 Cut Something productive could Colaman. Paul Le Mat. Dee Wel- apace when she's introduced to a 35 Cowpsit 0 - MOVIE; 'Uon of tho North Polo' A railroad bum and a 0 - Madia Watch avstybody on Ns way to suc- 59 Madnmo result from an unconventional lece. 1982. Reted PG. train guard carry on a paraonal aariea of psychadaNc, tachno-aex ' point Idea of a friend. Hear him or Desert' A guerrills rebel leads 3:30 P.M. pleaaurea. Jana Fonda. Davis 0 - Hot Spate. Tonight', pro­ caas. Tyrone Power, Colaan 27 Putt to work 43 FBI. (nbbr.) 0 - Popeye and Woody North African Bedouins in revolt war when total freedom daahaa gram faaturaa 'Huay Lewie & tha Gray, Joan Blondall. 1M7. 36Eng(iwa her out, even If H aounds aHht. with unbandable rulaa. Lae Mar­ 0 - Big Btory Hemmingf. Ugo Tognaazzi. 1 2 2 4 8 i 7 8 8 10 11 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar against Kslisn invaders. Anthony 1968. Nawa' from tho Carbon ’TheMor. 0 - Loiiy King Show The Jury Box pwcEB (Fab. ao-aaefcb sb) Quinn, Oliver Reed, Rod Steiger. vin. Emaat Borgnine. Keith Carra- 0 - Old Ouobhin VoNoy To ­ Rad Bank. NJ. (60 mki.) Don't hasHate to go altar lofty 0 - Robart Schullar dina. 1973 0 - Sneak Praviawa Co-hoata 0 - Auto Racing 'B3: CART 3 7 C n ^ w H h 12 12 14 Rated PG. night’! program axatninaa tha 0 - Danca Fever 7 Waihut Street 39 Dip objeettvse today.aven though 0 ® - Saaama Straat CD - draataat Bportt Laganda water r i^ t i itaue in Maaaachu- Naal Gablar and Je ^ a y Lyons Rox Maya 1B0 fnm 0 - Super soccer take a look at Th a Man With 0 - Nawa Update MHwaukao. W l Manchester 41 Sarnt (praflx) II If i T Ihw tnay aaam a bH far- 0 - El Mlnlatatfo da Jimmy CD - Happy Oaya Again aatta (ocuatng on a plan to divort lelchad. 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Reagan called a liar By United Press International Jordan's King Hussein. thwart the Lebanese-Israeli accord added. The Saudi news agency said Lebanon WASHINGTON — Top congressional Demo­ providing for a pullout of Israel's 30,000 ' Lebanese police named the site of the In new jolts of Lebanese violence, a and the crisis within the Palestinian crats Friday called President Reagan a iiar and a troops from Lebanon if Syria’s 40,00p- attack as Abassyen, about 12 miles squad of gunmen killed three Israeli movement were the topics of Khad- long-time enemy of pubiic education, saying his man force and the PLO ’s estimated north of the Israeli border. soldiers Friday and a supporter of the afy's talks in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. 10,000 men are also withdrawn. Israeli forces “ immediately closed recent concern about the quality of public schools revolt in the Palestine Liberation Mrs. Cobb’s babies should be taken with a “ grain of sait." Jordanian sources said the same was “ Three Israeli Defense Forces soldi­ all roads leading to the region and Organization died in a bomb blast that true of the talks in Amman. House Democratic leader Jim Wright, Sens. ers were killed this morning northeast carried out massive search operations demolished his home. Khadafy flew to Saudi Arabia from Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., and Claiborne Peli, of Tyre, when an ID F patrol was in the neighboring towns,” the police There was no immediate claim of Yemen, where President Abdullah ambushed," an Israeli spokesman said report said. “ As a result more than 106 D-R.I., and Rep. Carl Perkins, D-Ky., said responsibility for either incident. They Reagan has cut federal funding of education — Nasser said Thursday he settled a in Beirut. Lebanese police said four persons were arrested.” go back 30 years came as Libya's leader. Col. Moam- despite his comments to the contrary. dispute between the Libyan leader and other soldiers were wounded. The ambush raised to five the mar Khadafy, held separate meetings PLO chief Yasser Arafat, the Yemeni "When Mr. Reagan states that edpcation has He said the ambush occurred “ when number of Israeli soldiers killed thi$ with the leaders of Saudi Arabia and press agency SABA said. By Cherle O’Nell not been cut, he states a fundamentai, basic, a group of terrorists ambushed the week and increased the total Israeli "Any child can be taught if you teach him. her. It is Jordan. Khadafy has backed radicals op­ patrol with small guns and rocket- death toll in the war to 497. The Israeli Special to the Herald the quality of teaching that is important,” she says. gross untruth," Wright toid a jammed news Khadafy has sharply criticized both conference. posed to Arafat's leadership propelled grenades. The Israelis re­ army said none of the attackers was The bell rings, signaling the start to another day. “ Teaching has to have a lot of love to it.” King Fahd of Saudi Arabia and Reagan, who took office vowing to dismantle He has also worked with Syria to turned fire, the Israeli spokesman caught. She leans out the door, warmly greeting her children ^ And with love she does teach. Patiently she runs the Education Department, in recent weeks has who have been playing in the sunshine. They eagerly “ her babies,’ as she prefers to call them, through their sought to take a iead in upgrading America's offer her their happy faces and picked flowers. daily drills of numbers, letters, and nursery rhymes. A schoois. Play time is over and Bunny Cobb begins what she It is her perpetual enthusiasm that captures their New museum Buffalo has been doing for 30 years — captivating the minds attention until the lesson is done. of Verplanck's kindergarten children. As Marie Wlfitaker, a Verplanck teacher, says, Stock market up again However, with the school year coming to a close, “ Her enthusiasrti is always high. It never drops at the scenes like these are numbered. Mrs. Cobb retires on end of the day or year.” coming Tuesday. NEW YORK — Aided by some favorabie can stimulate Verplanck’s principal. Water Roth, calls her “ Mrs. reports on inflation and retail sales, the stock She joined the Verplanck staff back in 1953, after Sunshine.” “ She is an excellent kindergarten market rose for the second consecutive session earning her teachers’ certificate from New Britain teacher. She is energetic, outgoing, public-relations Friday despite investor jitters about interest back East Teachers College. minded and concerned with parent-child relation­ rates. our curiosity ships,” he says. Transportation and high-technoiogy issues AT THE TIM E, she was the only black teacher in EDINBURG, Pa. (UPI) — The again were pacesetters, joined by some retaii the Manchester school system. And she said it wasn’t home where the buffalo roam isn't MRS. COBB’S hands are in constant motion. At one stocks and takeover targets. until 12 or 13 years later that other blacks joined the point she claps her hands, emphasising the numbers The Dow Jones industrial average, which By Robert Strand necessarily out West. Increas- staff. ’ ingly, it’s a fenced-in field in the children are learning to count. Later, she gained 3.50 Thursday, tacked on 7.11 to 1,196.11. United Press International “ It didn’t bother me,” she says. “ I grew up in Pennsylvania or Ohio. expansively gestures with her arms while trying to But the ciosely followed average, which fell 28 practically an all-white neighborhood, and went to an illustrate a new story they have not heard before. points the two sessions prior to 'Thursday, SAN FRANCISCO — Frank Oppenheimer, a man Last year, Paul Miller of Edin­ all-white school.” burg, about 30 miles northwest o f And as one little boy begins to wander to the other surrendered 16.93 for the week overall. irrepressibly curious about all things, has some new Today, out of a teaching staff of 526, there are still Pittsburgh, traded in the pigs on end of the room, she beckons and encourages him to The Dow Jones transportation average, which thoughts these days about how to stimulate curiosity. only nine black teachers. Cobb attributes this low his 85-acre farm for buffalo. join the others. They are gathered at her feet, soared 10.29 Thursday, climbed another 5.46 to a “ Sharing,” he says. People’s curiosity is height­ percentage to decreasing opportunities for teachers In nearby West Middlesex, Joe listening intently to the story. record 572.94. ened when they can share thefr discoveries with other in general. In addition, she says, blacks tend to find people. Mastriani also has switched from Mrs. Cobb is a big believer in fantasy for children. teaching jobs in big cities where pay is better than in “ Children now more than ever need fantasy and “ In the second and third grade, kids shoot up their ■ r cattle to the fabled shaggy beasts. the suburbs. imagination,” she said, “ because today we take too arms to answer questions. They really want to tell “ There are more people raising Her teaching philosophy? Democrats maneuvering buffalo in Ohio than in South much of that fantasy away.” what they know.” ■ J Dakota,” said Judi Hebbrin$;, Childhood, she said, “ is the best time of a person’s MILWAUKEE — Complete with rumors of “ Our museum gets people to say to each other, life.” national convention-style rules shenanigans, the ‘Hey, look at this. ’ They come back on other days with executive director of the National Buffalo Association, in a phone Mrs. Cobb has seen more than a few changes during Wisconsin Democratic Party assembled Friday friends and family because they found something they her career. to provide the first Midwest test vote on the want to show.” interview from her Custer, S.D., party's presidential aspirants. office. Kids today are smarter than when she first started Oppenheimer, nuclear physicist, ex-communist, out, she says. The NBA lists 21 active members Former Vice President Walter Mondale was flutist, ex-rancher, ex-high school teacher, and Why? i.4 ^1 the accepted favorite in the non-binding beauty brother of the late J. Robert Oppenheimer, is still on in Ohio and 14 in Pennsylvania, contest to be held Saturday at the state party the job at age 70, heading the Exploratorium that he numbers that don’t include aOgO- Among other factors, she says, are “ TV shows like 'Sesame Street’ and Mr. Rogers.” ’ convention. The main battle was believed to be invented. ciate members who raise buffahr, for second place between Sens. Alan Cranston non-joiners or producers who don'.t BECAUSE KIDS are more advanced, the curricu­ D-Calif., and Gary Hart, D-Colo. THE SCIENCE MUSEUM revolutionized science know about the NBA, she said. Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, the leader in some “ I feel like a modern-day pio­ lum of kindergarten — as well as nursery school — has museums world-wide by introducing the notion that changed, she says. recent national polls, was a wild card in the field. exhibits shou Id not just be something to |ook at — they neer,” Miller, a Conrail employee, While Cranston and Hart ha ve worked hard in the should be “ hands on.” Visitors to the Exploratorium said during a break from stringing Simple mathematical exercises that were once m state, Glenn has done little and declined to speak are experimenters rather than spectators. cable and barbed wire around a reserved for first and second graders are now standard for kindergarten classes, she says. at the convention with the other candidates. “ We try not to make this a place that says isn’t IS-acre pasture. somebody else more clever,” Oppenheimer said. “ We He wants to build , up his herd Not so happily, another change has been today’s don’t glorify scientists and engineers here.” from seven to a lucrative 55 or 60 deteriorating family life. Broken homes, she says, are so much more in evidence. U S. envoy In Nicaragua Since the Exploratorium opened in 1968, dozens of and he harbors a dream of hawking other science museums have been built, mindful of buffalo burgers downtown from a “ It’s forced children to grow up too fast,” she says. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Richard Stone, Oppenheimer's philosophy. pushcart. She encourages parents to take part in their special U.S. envoy to Central America, arrived But he complained, “ I wish other places were as UPI photo children’s educational growth. For instance, Friday for meetings with Sandinista leaders, Hugh and Joan Forbes already Tuesdays in her classroom are set aside for parents free and thoughtful with their pedagogy as we are. sell buffalo burgers along with-ice including the foreign minister who was the They tend to be conservative.” who have an interesting or exciting activity that they That face cream cones at their New CastlO^ think the children might enjoy. Herald photos bv Torqulnlo alleged target of an American assassination plot. “ Most of them have not really tried to discover the Stone flew to Nicaragua from Honduras Friday Pa., drive-in restaurant and keepic __ One such recent event, a parent’s suggestion, was a extent that they can be an educational resource for the Anne Harper's heart belongs to her English Bulldog, herd of 25 buffalo at their daiiV- Bunny Cobb shows off a quilt she for talks with top Nicaraguan officials, among whole community.” “ teddy bear day.” Children brought in teddy bears of students. Students' palm prints form the them Foreign Minister Miguel D'Escoto, four George. The two are seen during an outing in Blackstone farm next door. '; all imaginable shapes and sizes. Teddy bear songs received this week made by parents and quilt's design. Oppenheimer said museums should be institutions Among the earliest buffalo’ days after three U.S. di|l)lomats were expellbd for that teach. Public education, he said, is a task tor Park in Providence. were sung and even teddy bear shaped bread was allegedly plotting to poison him. ranchers in western Pennsylvania eaten. museums, libraries and television as well as the when they began in 1975, Forbes The Reagan administration denied the charges schools. He looks forward to creation of regional “ If parents make every experience exciting for and retaliated by closing six Nicaraguan and his wife have helped start a their kids, they will have happeirchildren,’’shesays. education boards that will integrate the task. half-dozen other herds, including convention planner for a company in Washington D.G. traveling and visiting old friends and working on consulates and expelling 21 diplomats. One of the Next in line, Dicki, is vice president of Network 21, the former Nicaraguan consul in New Orleans Iowa caucuses focus M iller's and Mastriani’s. MRS. COBB’S OWN FOUR children have all gardening, her favorite hobby. OPPEN H EIM ER’S SCIENCE museum is well Little Justin Comolii gets an assist Temps in . Last, Bobbi works in asked Washington for political asylum. integrated with the arts. Art students come to learn “ We were always interested In from Bunny Cobb, who retires from excelled. All attended Manchester schools and purchasing at the Park View Hilton in Hartford. buffalo,” said Mrs. Forbes. “ We graduated from college. The oldest, Carol, is finishing A New Jersey native, Mrs. Cobb received her AB in about light, sound and motion, and artists-in- Verplanck School after 30 years as a Mrs. Cobb looks forward to retirement. She plans to sociology from Virginia State College in Petersburg, of disarmament groups were both raised on farms. They up her doctorate in psychiatric social work at the " spend more time with her family, especially her four residence have conceived and designed exhibits. Va. Her husband, Dick Cobb, is Manchester High are a nice animal, interesting and teacher. University of Kentucky; Dotti, the second oldest, is a Houston votes on transit .Concerts are frequent. grandchildren. She also plans to spend some time School’s athletic director. profitable,” HOUSTON — Voters in the nation's fifth largest Basically what the Exploratorium teaches, Oppen­ COLFAX,. Iowa (UPI) — Repre­ solutions for limiting the arms “They’re a lot less work than city Saturday will decide a $2.35 bilUon bond issue heimer said, is that nature is comprehensible for sentatives from 30 religious and everybody, young and old. race are surfacing more fre­ p ig,” said Miller. to buy more buses and build a rapid rail line to peace groups in Iowa recently “ People have given up the idea that the world is quently at feed stores, church wniie tneir wild cousins thrived cure traffic congestion backers call a “ disaster." gathered in a former monastery to sewing circles and other commun­ The Metropoiitan Transit Authority, an inde­ understandable, and that’s dangerous. If you don’t plot a strategy for using the Iowa on the wild grasses and blizzards of think you can understand the world around you, how ity gatherings. pendent agency serving the city of 1.6 million and caucuses to catapult nuclear disaiv the Great Plains, buffalo in Pen­ can you make decisions?" Representatives who attended nsylvania get grass, hay, water Nothing is the perfect summer vacation a 1,200-square mile area, wants authorization to mament to the top of the national the seminar say the conference double its 429-bus fleet and build the first 18 miles “ When nobody thinks they can understand, the role agenda. and strong fences. “ So what did you do on your vacation?” about 60 We do things. of persuasion in the society gives way to coercion.” was a major step in coordinating a kinds of somethings. The somethings leave me of a rail system by 1989. “ If people see little old Iowa, Mrs. r orbes, whose restaurant people have asked me this week. We tell people we painted the house. Or we Oppenheimer told of a woman who went home from short-term, statewide strategy to with little time to do nothing. The fight for the bond authorization — 80 which they may consider to be was one of 13 last month to receive “ Nothing,” I say. re-organized the basement. Or we completely the Exploratorium and for the first time put a plug on promote disarmament. So this year, I decided to try out doing nothing. percent of which wouid go for rail — is being conservative, and they see (lo- “ For some time now there have NBA C^tifleates of ExcellencO, “ Nothing?” they invariably ask back. In overhauled the garden. Or, maybe, we put on a chaired by heart surgeon Denton Cooley and Ben a lamp cord. I find I am extremely good at it, too. wans) are active in arms issues, been encouraging signs that U.S. said people are beginning to learn “ Nothing,” I answer back. new roof AND re-organized the basement. .Love, chairman of one of the nation's larger “ Nothing in the museum could have taught her how. that not only are buffalo burgers, When you stay home on your vacation and do they might think, ‘Maybe I should citizens are awakening to the Nothing. That’s nothing as in zippo. Zero. Stand Focus At all costs, we do not do nothing. banks, Texas Commerce Bancshares of Houston. Yet since she had made sense of difficult ideas in the get involved,’” said Jane Shey, a steaks and roasts tasty, they are nothing, there are all kinds of things you can Exploratorium, she must have felt she could make threat of nuclear holocaust," said still and count the slats on the Venetian blinds. Except me. I did nothing. Roman Catholic leader from healthful. Adele Angle learn, too. sense of other things as well.” C. Maxwell Stanley, whose founda­ Nothing as in take two hours to drink a cup of And I made a vow at the beginning of my Algona. tion sponsored the conference. Lean buffalo meat is 25 percent Focus Editor “ We take great pains to induce visitors to ask coffee and watch the bushes grow outside the vacation that I was going to be up front about it, Salvador pounds rebels She attended the three-day dis­ “ Some of us have spent a large higher in protein than beef and • You learn what time everyone else goes off to themselves, “ W h atir’ andthen to enable them to find window. armament seminar at Colfax, a part of our adult lives working for contains no cholesterol, Ms. Heb- too. work. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Salvadoran some answer to their questioning.” town of about 3,000, which was ring said. Nothing as in maybe get up at nine and maybe A friend in graduate school, recently returned • You learn the exact moment during “ As the artillery units, apparently directly overseen by disarmament. Often we have felt sponsored by the private Stanley like lonely prophets crying in the get up at 10. Depending on if the thighs feel like from California, was horrified when she heard U.S. military advisers, pounded rebel positions TH E EXPLORATORIUM SEEMS a hopeless But there's more to a buffalo World Turns” when the mailman shows up. Foundation, a Muscatine-based wilderness. Finally, we have the watching “ The Richard Simmons Show.” We go to the Catskills. We take boat tours of my plans. Friday in what could become the biggest jumble, but the plan subtly stresses the intercon­ group. than red meat, and that sells top.- • You learn that staying home doesn’t give you nectedness of things in nature — waves occur in people’s attention. Now how can Mastriani has sold buffalo skulls Nothing. Prince Edward Island. We climb mountains in "Y ou ’re not going to do AN YTH IN G ?” she great urges to clean the apartment from top to government offensive of the civil war. Leaders said the purpose of the The development was the latest indication of various forms everywhere. we capitalize on the growing public for $80 to people in search of After a week of saying “ Nothing,” it has the Himalayas. We go to Mexico and eat spicy asked, with horror in her voice. You’d have bottom. (You thought it would) conference was to seize the new awareness?” Oppenheimer's ideas stem from the unifying of unusual decor and has seen hooves occurred to me that to do nothing on your vacation food. thought I ’d told her I ’d just sold the cat into white growing American influence over Salvadoran momentum of peace activism • You learn that people actually call your experiences in a richly varied career. He started out While many of the religious turned into lamps and sold. in this country is a little unpatriotic. conibat operations in the 3‘A year conflict. which has been spurred by the We go visit our grandparents in West Virginia. slavery. apartment during the day, offering you subscrip­ as a physicist who did key work on the atomic bomb, a groups are restricted from politi­ Eighty troop transport trucks capabie of nuclear freeze proposal. Leaders Forbes has a waiting list of You see, the trouble is, nobody in the U.S.A. We rent a car and explore the wilds of Ireland. “ Nothing,” I said proudly. tions to TV Guide. hauiing some 5,000 men rotted out Thursday near project headed by his brother. cal involvement due to their hope to channel that energy into peopie wiliing to pay up to $1,200 does nothing on his or her vaation. After all, most We don’ t “ do nothing.” She wasn’t satisfied with my explanation, • You learn that your cat spends most of HTS Chinchontepec Voicano, 28 miles east of San But because he had spent three years in the tax-exempt status, the coalition emphasizing nuclear disarma­ for a mounted head, while woolly of us are given a measly two weeks every year to Even those of us who stay home would never either. day doing nothing. Communist Party before World War II, Oppenheimer hopes to make up for its lack of Salvador in San Vicente province, civitian ment in the first-in-the-natioh loWa robes sell for up to $800. escape the workaday world. dream of doing nothing. residents said. was blackballed from science in 1949. He retreated to funds with a grassroots effort. For 50 weeks a year, I do something. I do all He is extremely good at it, too. presidential caucuses next Cyrt Sorteberg, a representative Aside from business considera­ The troops inctuded members of three ranching and teaching in a small town high school in February. Colorado. of the Iowa Farmers Union tions, the weird animals them­ U.S.-trained battations spearheading the govern­ “ The nuclear freeze movement selves seem to charm the Not until 1959 did the climate change enough to summed it up: "W e don’t have the ment's war against leftist guerritlas, the has breathed new life into the ranchers. residents said. permit him to resume scientific research, at the bucks but we do have the people.” peace movement, "said Bill Basin­ University of Colorado. There he developed a new Ornery enough to scare Miller’s ger,. vice president of Stop the kind of instruction called "the library of pet Husky and forbidding at Profile experiments.” Arms Race Political Action Com­ weighte up to 2 ^ pounds, buffalo Two aircraft nearly collide mittee. “It’s attracting Middle Now you know This interest shifted into curiosity about museums. aren t exactly petlike. Name: John Marvin MINNEAPOLIS — A state patrol helicopter America back into the 'peace The largest cabbage ever re­ After atrip studying museums in Europe, Oppenhei­ movement.” But “ you watch them <»n- pilot who thought his air space was cleared as he mer invented the Exploratorium. ported weighed 123 pounds, mea­ Ago: 33 Leaders of peace groups report s ^ t l y , Mastriani said. “ From monitored President Reagan'S motorcade below “ I think museology is a young field,” he said. "W e sured 259 inches in circumference that conversations over the poten­ the tiine you get up to the time you suddenly saw a jetliner and narrowly averted an need to learn much more about how to do it and was produced in England in go to sleep, you go back to take one Ocupation: Manchester police officer, traffic airborne collision, an official said Friday. tial of nuclear holocaust and 1865. more look. d ivis io n The pilot of the jetUner, a Western Airlines Boeing 727 with 144 people aboard, saw the Marital itotus: e n g a g e d helicopter at the same time as he approached for FavoritarMturont: Willie’s, ' a landing. Both swerved, avoiding a possible Docs turn office Into smoking cassation clinics collision by about 100 yards. 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Presbyterian church split since the Civil War smoking more as the the 19-year-old healthy smoking before the dis­ Favorito magaiino: National Geographic reunited their assemblies Friday to form the disease which is an enor­ cause of respiratory irri­ college girl.” mous probiem. It’s the ease occurs, not after. fou r^ largest Christian Protestant denomination tations such as a scratchy, The college last October ' The college opposes ci­ Favorito storohi Manchostor: Woodland Gardens ‘" iu with 3.2 million members. singie most preventabie raspy throat or shortness officially began a cam­ disease in the United garette machines in hos­ WANTS TO v is ir y o u i Fot German shepherd named ‘‘Boris,” The Atlanta-based Presbyterian Church in the of-breath.” paign asking its 11,000 pitals, encourages doc­ Just engaged? New parent!' ^ U.S. and the New York-based United Presbyter­ States,” executive direc­ More than 30 percent members in the United Moved? I’d like to visit you wItt i ferret named “W aldo” and 10 birds tor Dr. Alfred Soffer said. tors to put “ cigarette ian Church in the U.S.A. split in 1861. are unaware of the link States and Canada to turn useful gifts and Information. I’ll, Sixty miiiion Ameri­ stickers" on charts of They began meeting Tuesday at the World between smoking and their offices into smoking also bring cards you can re­ Favorito spot in Manchostor: m y h o u s e cans smoked iast year — heart disease; 40 percent Congress Center to bring the two groups together cessation clinics. deem for more gifts at local last book rocoi: “Delta Stor" The Presbyterian Church in the U.S., with 821,000 and health authorities ex­ do not associate smoking “ We’re starting with pect more than 250,000 businesses. It's a friendly v|plt memberS' and the United Presbyterian Church in as the cause of most lung our own members to say to help you get answers about Pot Poovo: Connecticut judicial the U.S.A., with 2.3 million members, will form will die this year because cancer cases, and 60 per­ you are not meeting your s y s te m they smoke. town, goods and services. All one denomination to become the Presbyterian cent are unatvare that responsibilities as a prac­ Favorito IV show: "Hill Street Blues" The risk of developing free toyou. most cases of emphysema titioner,” Soffer said. ■•St thbig about Monchoston People I work with heart diseaseis 70 percent are smoking related, the “The chest physician or greater for smokers than college said an FDA sur- surgeon should play a key Worst thing about Manchostor: Traffic lights and drinking water

< > — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 11, 1983 ; MANCHESTER HERALD, SatVday. June 11, 1983 — 13 Weddings Advice Sullivan-Marino Homebody husband causes Susan Gail Marino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pellegrino Marino of Enfield, and Dennis Frands Sullivan Jr. of 88 Oak St., son of Mrs. Grifce Smith of New Britain, were married June. 4 in Enfield his wife to climb the walls Congregational Church. The Rev. Robert Lane performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Gary Langlois of Enfield was DEAR ABBY: Do hus­ necessary. organist. The bride was given in marriage by her bands change after they 9. Don’t use his razor. retire? Mine did. We will 5 brother, Vincent Marino. 10. Don’ t threaten to Linda Castellanos of Feeding Hills, Mass, was soon be celebrating our leave him unless you have matron of honor. Kenneth Sullivan of Manchester was 4Sth wedding anniver­ a better place to go. i best man. Ushers were William Marino of Enfield and sary. My husband has Dear Abby been retired for six John Sullivan of New Britain. DEAR ABBY: You months, and I hate it! J ... r’*- '■ ♦- After a reception at Grassmere Country Club, the Abigail Van Buren printed a letter from a When the mail comes, if . couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. ’They are bride-to-be who worried there’s a letter for me, he making their home in Manchester. about what part her best stands there while I read i. r A v| The bride is a graduate of Enfield High School and is friend (a man) could play 1 it, then wants to know employed by Hartford Insurance Co. in Farmingtony in her wedding ceremony. m what it says. I don’t go for The groom is a graduate of Prince Technical School I am a woman attorney groceries alone anymore. and is also employed at Hartford Insurance Co. married to a Lutheran I don’t mind his going D E AR BEEN: If you DEAR NEVER: I just minister. There was no r ' along, but he has to think you’re alone, you happen to have 10 tips question in my mind as to . approve every item I put should see my mail. Your tucked away in my bridal who my best friend was in the cart. husband may need a little file; when I married, so I had m Because he’s retired, help in finding something 1. Don’t keep telling him my brother at my side wouldn’ t you think he’d outside the home to oc­ about all the other men during the ceremony. About Town offer to help a little around cupy his time. Investigate you could have married. The church bulletin'- the house? No way. He the senior citizen activi­ 2. Don’t bring out the listed my brother as won’t even pour his own ties in your community bills at breakfast. “ Bride’s Attendant,’’ coffee. If I head for the and give yourself (and 3. Don’t try to start a while my husband’s best AARP picnic planned door, he either tags along your man) a break. conversation with him man was listed as 1 • or wants to know where while he’s reading or "Groom’s Attendant." South United Methodist Church Chapter 1275 of the I ’m going and how long I ’ll watching a sports event Once we got past the jokes -vV' American Association of Retired Persons will have its be. When the phone rings, D E AR AB B Y: I ’ve been on TV. about what color dress my annual picnic on July 13 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in he rushes to answer it, and invited to a bridal shower 4. Don’.t correct him in brother would wear, we Florence (Glenney) Woods and twin 75th birthday with relatives and friends. Mrs. Brad H. Hensley Mrs. Thomas J. Talamini Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Baker Henry Park in Rockville. if it’s for me, he stands and I ’m supposed to bring front of other people. created a beautiful ce­ brother, Earl Glenney, celebrate their Lunch will be a catered meal and the chapter there listening to every some “ tips" for a bride on 5. Don’ t try to make him remony. members will also play table and lawn games. word I say. how to have a successful jealous. NORTH CAROLINA Reservations are required. Call Ambrose Diehl, I can't speak for other marriage. 6. Don’t bad-mouth his Hensley-Bradley Talamini-Sandberg Baker-Vinci 649-0558. women, but I was a lot This bride plans to relatives. CONFIDENTIAL TO happier before my hus­ make a career out of 7. Don’t put a shirt in his "ALWAYS WRONG” IN Manchester’s Glenney twins band retired. No names or staying home to be a drawer with a button MILWAUKEE: Nobody is •V AARP officers installed town, please. I ’ve got full-time housewife. missing. ALWAYS wrong. Even a Nancy Ann Bradley and Brad Howard Hensley were Deborah Ann Sandberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ann Vinci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore enough trouble as it is. NEVER BEEN WED IN 8. Don’t call him at work clock that isn't working is married May 21 at the Church of the Nazarene. The William R. Sandberg of 19 Jarvis Road, and Thomas Harry Jenkins was installed as president and S. Vinci of East Hartford, and Carl Gregory Baker, BEEN HAPPIER WISCONSIN unless it’s absolutely right twice a day. Rev. Neale McLain officiated at the noon ceremony. John Talamini, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Talamini director of Chapter 1275, American Association of celebrate their 75th birthday son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Baker of 125 Walker Retired Persons, at the annual meeting at Vito’s Birch The bride was given in marriage by her brother, of Broad Brook, were married June 4 at South United St., were married April 16 at St. Mary’s Church, East Methodist Church. Mountain Inn Wednesday. Marjorie Bissell was James Bradley. Marla Blaney was honor attendant. Hartford. Florence Glenney Woods and her twin brother, Earl installed as vice president and director. Bridesmaids were Andrea Bradley, Tina Guay and The Rev. Laurence Hill performed the double ring Jackson Glenney, are celebrating their 75th birthday Other officers installed by George Potterton, past Dana Hensley. Melissa Omasta flower g irl ceremony. James McKay was organist and Robert The Rev. James J. Nock officiated at the mass and What’s a man to do with a today. Both are lifelong residents of Manchester. Gordon, uncle of the bride, was soloist. The bride was double ring service. The bride was given in marriage president of the chapter, were; Viola Wenzel, They were honored at a party June 5 at the home of Randall Erickson was best man and ushers were given in marriage by her father. by her father. rpeording secretary and director; Lillian Sbensie, Kenneth E. Woods, 68 Adelaide Road. Sheldon Carpenter and Randall Phelps. Danielle Eileen Gordon of Manchester, cousin of the bride, Elizabeth Dripps of Middletown was maid of honor. corresponding secretary and director; Elizabeth Since Mrs. Woods served as a teacher and principal Omasta was ringbearer. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Shelley Bridesmaids were Susan Baker and Vanessa Baker, Drapeau, treasurer and director; and Frederick in the Manchester School system for 29 years, many of Kloppenburg of Manchester and Kim Palmisano of sisters of the groom, and Kathy Link and Judy Wilson, Towle, Mary Fraher, Roseanna Peloquin, Faith case of non-tropical sprue? the guests were professional friends and colleagues. The bride is a graduate of>(South Windsor High Bristol. Fallow, Francesco Morasco and Isabel Quimby, School and is employed by Connecticut Bank & Trust all of Manchester. Marie Vinci of Manchester, niece of Among them were Arthur Illing, retired superin­ Roland Rossano of Vernon, fiiendofthe groom, was the bride, was flower girl. directors. Co. of Hartford. DEAR DR. LAMB; I tendent of schools. Dr. James P. Kennedy, present best man. Ushers were Phillip Gordon, cousin of the Douglas Baker of Boston, Mass., brother of the Doris Gorsch is chairman of the Nominating tell me about an abnormal The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School have been treated for superintendent, and Georgia Robertson, who was the bride, and Jeffrey Lajoie, both of Manchester. groom, was best man. Ushers were Scott Vinci, Committee. Other committee members are Frank lung condition seen in my and Manchester Community College. He is employed non-tropical sprue with principal of the first school where Mrs. Woods taught After a reception at LaRenaissance, East Windsor, brother of the bride, Joel Baranowski, Scott Ringrose, Dorothy Fogg, Ethel Rollason, Barbara X-rays. My previous sus­ by Shop-Rite Supermarkets. Cantil tablets for the last in Wethersfield. Special hosts were Mr. and Mrs. the couple left on a wedding trip to the Poconos in Freedman and Buton Hilton IV, ail of Manchester. Potterton, Florence Aimetti and Regina Rice. picions are verified even After a reception at Community Baptist Church, the Everett S. Glenney of East Hartford. Pennsylvania. They will make their home in Broad Other committee chairmen are: Joseph Swensson year and a half. It doesn’t though my breathing and couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will seem to completely stop Your Health Mrs. Woods has served in many civic and Brook. After a reception at the Army & Navy Club, the and Edward Atkinson, Legislative; Louise Muschko, other body functions are make their home in Ellington. the diarrhea. professional organizations, including the Manchester The bride is a 1977 graduate of Manchester High couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. ’They are Bulletin Mailing; Dorothy Lawson, Historian; James those of a normal person I ’m on a gluten-free diet Lawrence Lamb, M.O. Educators Association, Connecticut Educators Asso­ School and a 1979 graduate of Manchester Community making their home in Manchester. McKay, Music. of 61 years. and would like to know If ciation, and the Professional Womens’ Club. College. She is employed by the University of The bride and groom are graduates of Manchester Also: Virginia Flavell, Sunshine; Margaret Kom- Why didn’t my X-rays Since her retirement in 1973 she has been active in there , is anything else I show this sooner: will my Radio antennas on different continents can be Connecticut Health Center. High School and the University of Connecticut. ’Hie giebel. Badges; Elsie Lewis, Community Service; the Retired Teachers Association, the Hartford could use and what foods I condition worsen? What linked to form a telescope with resolving power The groom is a graduate of Howell Cheney bride is a math teacher at Illing Junior High and the Robert and Marjorie Knight, Program; Arthur County Retired Principal’s Organization and she is should avoid. can I do to prevent it? equivalent to that of a person reading words 3,000 Technical School class of 1978 and is employed by groom is a separate accounts analyst at Aetna Life & Johnson and Mark Hill, Auditors; Isabel Quimby, serving on the Senate of Manchester Community miles away. Talamini Construction. Casualty. Literature; and Virginia Flavell, Greeters. College. DEAR READER: The people with your problem tolerate milk but you Mrs. Woods is the wife of the late Thomas J . Woods. first question is, are ypu and why it is better to would need to wait and DEAR READER: You really on a gluten-free have everything prepared see. She has three sons, Thomas Woods, Donald Woods, are a lucky man. You are and Kenneth Woods. She is also the grandmother of News for Senior Citizens diet? There are only a few from scratch at home. describing silicosis, people who have this For thickeners you can Of course you want to twins. Engagements caused by silica dust. The Glenney is retired from the Southern New England peculiar intestinal aller­ use com starch or rice avoid coffee, tea and crystalline particles will gic reaction to gluten, so it flour. Soybean flour is OK, colas. You shouldn’t use Telephone Co. where he had been employed for 40 stimulate fibrosis in the years. He has served in various professional is. hard to get gluten-free too. anything that may irritate lungs and form nodules. Stansfield-Harrington Directors discuss centers foods. All cereals, except Perhaps because of the your colon until after this organizations, including the SNETCO Credit Union Russell-Bemardi The lung reactions are and The Pioneers. He has a daughter, Mrs. Connie G. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. rice and com, contain irritation caused by condition is controlled. Editor’s note: this column is very slow in some people Florence and Earl Glenney, at age 3, Wisse of Wilton, and a son, E.S. Chuck Glenney of Stansfleld of Farmington, an­ vernment, State Commissioner on tickets in section 26 between home gluten. gluten a number of people That includes eliminating prepared by the staff of the and that may be true in Durham. He has four grandchildren. He makes his nounce the engagement of Linda Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Russell Agfaig, Mary Ellen Kinck and plate and third base in the shade. And you will find gluten- with your problem have spices such as garlic and were dressed in their finest to have their Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ your case. Since your home with Mrs. Woods at 31 Strickland St. Marie Stansfleld to Frederick J. of 214 Ferguson Road announce the Nikki O’Neill, wife of Governor The price of the affair is $17.00 containing cereals in milk intolerance as well. pepper., picture taken to send to their grand­ pears on Satardays and Wednes­ WilUam O’Neill. breathing functions have More than 150 family members and friends Harrington, son of Mrs. William F. engagement of their daughter, which includes transportation and many prepared foods. They are unable to break been tested, you will prob­ mother in Ireland. days. I bad the. pleasure of sharing attended the double birthday celebration. Harrington of Farmington, and the Linda Russell, to Michael Ber­ admission to the game. After the Flour is commonly used to down the double mUk DEAR DR. LAMB: I ably never have any prob­ ideas with directors from various late William Harrington. Miss nard!, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reno game there will be a dinner stop at thicken ice cream and is sugar lactose. I f you want worked mining rock for 12 lems caused by these By Joe DImInleo senior centers in New England, Stansfleld is the granddaughter of Bemardi of Bristol. your own expense. ’The registra­ found in all kinds of to see if it helps, try to also years. Shortness of breath silica deposits in your Activities Specialist most of whom had heard of the Marie Stansfleld of ISO Oak St. The bride-elect is a graduate of tion for the trip will be on June 17 at sauces, puddings, des­ avoid all milk and milk warned me that I might be lungs. Had you continued Scouts hold awards court Manchester High School and Wil­ Manchester Senior Center and had serts and soups. Cereal is products for a time and The prospective bridegroom is a Greetings. I bad the pleasure of getting too much dust in your occupation you prob­ liam Woods College in Fulton, Mo., nothing but praise for the facility. inifviduals planning to go on the even in a lot of the perhaps your diarrhea 1974 graduate of Farmington High attending a conference the other my lungs and develop a ably would have. Some Several new Scouts were in­ Steve Maheux and Chris Zadnik, summa cum laiide. She is an On July 16, the Senior Center will popular Wildwood trip are re­ prepared meats — cold problems' Will be better Michaud and Jason Stansfleld, School and a 1978 graduate of day that encompassed the aging condition we miners call men have acute or early ducted and many awards were First Aid; Chris Behike, Brian accounting supervisor for Auto­ be sponsoring a trip to Fenway minded that the buses will be cuts or luncheon meats. controlled. Later, after a Signaling; and Andrew MacKen­ Eastern Connecticut State College network in New England. Individu­ being "rocked up." This reactions with severe presented at a recent Court of Blackney, Matt Bourque, David matic Data Processing. Park for an afternoon game where leaving June 19 at 7 a.m. from the That is why prepared period of no symptoms, zie, Communications. with a bachelors degree in econom­ als attending included members of forced me to change jobs. damage. You were not one Awards conducted by Boy Scout Currier, Robert Guliano, Kevin the Boston Red Sox will be playing Pic and Save parking lot. Individu­ foods are a no-no for you may then be able to Advancing in rank, besides the ics and psychology. He is em­ The prospective bridegroom is a the Health Human Resources Now 22 years later doctors of them. Troop 47 at South United Methodist Kyle, David Lafontania, Paul graduate of Eastern High School in the Oakland Athletics. Thanks go als are reminded to be prompt at new Scouts, were: T.J. Allen, Tim ployed as a real estate appraiser Department of the Federal Go­ Church. Lagasse, John Mutchek, Gary to “ Lefty" Bray for reserving 96 6:30 a.m. so yoii can pick your Laubacher, Chris Zadnik and and salesman with Oles Appraisal Bristol and Manchester Commun­ Final plans were also made for a Stoppiman and Ed Wilson, luggage tags. If you have any Steve Maheux, Second Class, and Associates of Torrington. ity College. He is food service trip this weekend to Hyde Park, Citizenship. The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ director at Riverside Health Care questions, you may contact Pau­ Nurse takes a career risk Tim Bragdon, Paul Huntington, N.Y. to tour the Roosevelt and ate of Farmington High School and Center. line Maynard at 643-1711. Mike Newman and John Taylor, Vanderbilt estates and to visit Old Also; Tim Laubacher, Hiking: First Class. a 1980 graduate of Manchester An Oct. 21 wedding is planned in Also, those attending the Coach- Rhinebeck Aerodrom and air St. James Church. light trip for the “ Brigadoon" show T.J. Allen, Darren Brown, Mike Services pins were presented to: Community College with an asso­ show. ciate degree in early childhood on June 15 are reminded that the Hoagland, Marc Hughes, Paul T.J. Allen, Darren Brown, Scott and learns her limitations Huntington, Tim Laubacher, Mark Evrard, Mike Hahn, Mike Hoa­ education. She is employed by CVS The official name of the island of bus will be leaving from the Pic Those inducted into the troop Longchamps, Steve Maheux, Ryan gland, Marc Hughes, Paul Hun­ Pharmacy as assistant manager. Madagascar is the Malagasy and Save parking lot at 10:45 a.m. sume, of course, will have were: Chris Behike, Brian Black- Patulak, Eric Symonds, John tington, Glen Jensen, Tim Laub­ A Sept. 9 wedding is planned. Linda M. Stansfleld Republic. and returning about 4:30 p.m. DEAR DR. BLAKEifl: to be changed. ney, Michael Barber, Erik Bliz­ Taylor and Chris Zadnik, Com­ acher, Mark Longchamps, Steve Jiist a reminder to all, that our For years I was a head Don’t let this side-step zard, Matt Bourque, David Cur­ munity Living; Mike Newman, Maheux, John Muirhead, Ryan meals program will resume on nurse and a good one at cause a major derailment Ask rier, Derek Gaston, Robert Tim Bragdon, Paul Huntington Patular, Erik Symonds, John June 20 and that the program that! I loved my job and in your life. Get back on scheduled for June 16 honoring Guliano, Scott Johnson, Jason and John Taylor, Cooking. Taylor and Chris Zadnik, one year. all my nurses and patients Dr. Blaker the track. Kostiuk, Kevin Kyle, Paul La- Roger and Marci Negro and all loved me. Merit badges were earned by: Also: Tim Bragdon, two year; Indeed, lis a season when gasse, Devin Marquez, John Mut- who donated their time for our Then one day, my ego Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Andrew MacKenzie, skiing: Tim Ray Memory, Steve Remillard, chek, Tom Provencal, (Jary variety shows over the past years took over and I quit that Bragdon, Paul Huntington, Tim Jason Stansfleld, three-year; Eric Stoppiman, Ed Wilson, and Jed has been postponed due to the work Job and took one as the Laubacher, Mark Longchamps, Brown, Andrew MacKenzie, Ken DEAR DR. BLAKER: Stansfleld. Brad Pendelton joined schedules of all involved. The meal director o f nursing in a Steve Remillard, Eric Symonds Memory, Kent Michaud, Dan Two years ago I met a by transfer. ‘graduationese’ flourishes has been also canceled. In the fall large teaching hospital in and John Taylor, First Aid; Mulligan, Richard Naab, Mike man in a cafeteria and we Skill Awards were presented to: we will reschedule the a p p r e d » a nearby city. I was happy Andrew MacKenzie, canoeing; Newman and Steve Patarini, five- they were not very taken months I was let go started talking. He Was a Ryan Patulak, Conservation; The headline reads tion day. there too but evident^. Tim Bragdon, Ray Memory, Kent year; and Bill Taylor, «ven -year. with me. After three because they felt I didn’t retired post office em­ GRADUATES TO FIND lines later when he re­ Individuals in need of assistance have enough administra­ ployee, ^ginning a new JOBS SCARCE. ferred to something as “ at with their Medicare forms are ' J-i tive experience for the career writing TV scripts. How many times have reminded that we will be having once satisfying and singu­ •job. As'luck would have it, my you read that story? Andy Rooney lar." That’s perfect Gra­ volunteers here at the center ra That was two years ago uncle is a television pro­ I don’t offhand recall duationese because it’s a second and fourth W ednes^y of Thoughts and my career has now ducer in Hollywood. any year that wasn’ t the little obscure and sounds each month. If interested, please really hit the skids. I am We sent some of his most difficult there ever SyndlcMed Columnist at once important and contact the office for an Whatever the reasons, we have to be able to let our working by the shift for an was for graduating se­ euphonioiA. appointment. scripts to California for friends go. It may be ourselves who must move on. agency because I can’t get my uncle to read. I got the niors to find jobs. Look for the word "in­ Best wishes and hopes for a Perhaps new friends dacom e to take the place of old. a head nurse Job. They bad news yesterday. He The speakers at high deed." This indicates that 8 | ^ y recovery to Niles Carlson Perhaps the very circumstances of economic life says they are good but not school and college gra­ the speaker has had who is convalescing in St. Eliza­ look at the fact toat I have demand It. And there Is always death. As we grow been a ‘director of nurs­ great. He also says he duation ceremonies want name. Dr. Giamatti is a did that; another idea for padding beth Convalescent Home in East older death is the great interrupter of friendships. ing’ and say that I am now does not want to be to help by giving advice. brilliant, down-to-earth out his talk. Hartford, Ann Frey and Irvin “ Commencement Instead, death comes in other forms besides the over-qualified to be a bead bothered again. For some reason, giving scholar. Normally what I "Indeed to blend pomp . Kerpcns. speeches are ofteii as stopping of the heart and brain. Or, we could say, the nurse. I am upset because I a commencement ad­ see of his writing is so and Independence ..." difficult to endure as to SCHEDULE FOR WEEK heart stops in many ways. think I will probably no dress brings out the worst much smarter than I am Dr. Giamatti said. deliver," he8aid“ andyou Monday: 7:30 a.m. Golf And all that was there before: the euui iiiuua>> good longer have opportunities in a speaker. Otherwise that I ’m discouraged by "In d eed 1 think a What shall I do? I know I are, I trust, relieved that at Country Oub; 10 a.m. Ungo; times together, the great achievements together, the to meet and talk with my bright, normal, nice peo­ it. so naturally I was healthy fa m ily . . . ” made a big mistake and Vale doesn’t have one." 12:30p.m. pinochle; buspickupat children nurtured together, ; Qie causes served friend. He no doubt was , ^ : ple turn themselves into happy to note that he’s He also told thd Yale wish I could just forget the That’s a good remark 0a.m. return trips at noon and I: IS together, the loving done together, the great things just using me to get to my pompous asses for the only human. When he for its kind but It is of a graduates that "N o small p.m. whole thing. - day. built together — all these and much, much more are uncle. I am also afraid wrote this graduation kind. And, of course. Yale challenge lies ahead.” Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; still there, indelibly implanted on the good side of DEAR READER: that the news will hurt his Pompous speeches are speech he fell Into the does have a commence­ No matter how the 10 a.m. square dancing; bus memories, to be cherished and not forgotten. Maybe you should — feelings. not necessarily the speak­ rhythm of the traditional ment address and he was speaker says It, chal­ returns from shopping 12;30 p m The point is that Investment In being a friend is forget the whole thing. er’s fault. That’sjust what Graduationese cliche, giving it. lenges always lie ahead in 10 a.m. Walk^-Thon at MCC never lost. It is given as a gift. It is received as a gift. But remember, it was a DEAR READER: You a commencement speech proving he’s mortal. “ Commencement (raduatioo addresses. Wednesday: 0 a.m. health clinic Herald phota by Torqulnlo And it is in the giving and the receiving that we are good experience because will be doing your friend a is supposed to be. The There are some easily speakers who have mas­ The meat of Dr. Gia- by appointment; 10 a.m. Friend ’■ft’ nourished and can grow. The gift of friendship is in the if you hand’t taken the favor if you let him know 1 ^ ' speaker is there to give identifiable clues by tered the genre" be said, matti's speech, though, shipCirde; pinochle games; 12: $0 giving and the getting when and as it happens. And if risk and forged ahead you the truth about the quality the ceremony some im­ which a graduation ad­ "manage to be at once came toward the end of it: A time for emllee p.m. bridge games; 1p.m. aits and we are only fridnds of an hour or two as on a plane or would be wondering right of his scripts. You will portance dress can be detected. condescending and con­ " I do not bring you any crafts; bus pick up at 8 a.m. return some other brief station in our lives, even then it is now If you could do it and also be doing yourself a spiratorial ..." easy answers.’^ said. trips at noon and 3: is p.m President A. Bartlett First, the speaker starts Illing Junior High Schooi facuity members Raiph worthwhile to let ourselves become close. It is worth if it would make you favor by finding out The key cliche there is It costs $80,000 to put a Giamatti of Yale Univer­ with some light, often Maccarone and Carol Lenihan retire this year. Together Thursday: program resche­ the risk. It is worth the heartbreak of separation and happy. Now you know the whether he is interested in the phrase "at once." kid through Yale. For duled for falL 10 a.m. legal aid by sity gave one of the deprecating remark even death. Yes, how terribly true is the ancient answers to those you or in your connection Honors quartet You’ll find it several that, the least their presi­ with student council president Despina Kaifas, they look appointment. speeches I.read. Except about either himself or adage; ” ‘Tis better to have loved and lost, than never questions. with Hollywood. times in most graduation dent wuld do when they over llling's 1983 yearbook, dedicated to them. The pair Dr. John A. DiBiaggio, president of the for the fact that he uses commencement speeches Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage, chess to have loved at all.” On the other hand, no There may be some hurt Program, btudents, trom left, are: Mary speeches. Dr, Giamatti graduate la give them a and checker8;~bingo at ; — the “ A.” that way for his 4in genera!. Dr. GiamaUl were honored at a tMtimonial dinner at the Colony in 10 one else has to know that feelings on both sides but University of Connecticut, recentiy weiit for it himself a few few easy answers. 12; 4S p.m. bus pick up at 0 a.m. Johnson, Lynn Gordon, Allan Zimmer­ Vernon on Thursday. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood vou worked in that job for th e truth will be return at noon and 3: is p.m. cited four Manchester students for their man and Scott Freedman. Unitarian Universalist Society: East three months. Your re­ cleansing. participation in the university’s Honors H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Siiluidiiv. Jiiiio II, l!)M:t MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 11. 1983 - 15 r-MACC News EC girl managers doing quite well Counting up the poor isn’t always easy SPORTS Page 16

Editor’s note: this coiumn is prepared by the 387 wbre 60 and over. More than 1,000 of our are highly mobile (evictions, family break ups, people a month for 3-5 days, exclusing those fed staff of the Manchester Area Conference of children and our seniors are living below the etc.) You also don’t register the street population through the soup kitchen and shelter. Use of Churches. substantial level. If we move the bar up a little in a door to door census. feeding and shelter programs always serve as an higher to 124 percent of the poverty level, we find Two: We may have more people in Manchester indicator to me of real need. 553 families: 75 of which are householders age 65 in 1983 falling below the poverty level than we did However, the overall picture indicates that East Eagles hope to flip Windham By Nancy Carr and over. in 1979. most of us in Manchester are doing fairly well, /y\ACC Executive Director These figures are particularly interesting to me Three: our intakes may show some families at that our assistance programs are being wel as I try to relate them to our MACC service the bottom of the pit during severe crisis when utilized by those in need and that those of us who By Mike DeCourcy . playoff games. visitors. ” I don’t think any of our pitchers “ They’re a very fine club. They're pivotal blow in the game. Last week the Department of Human Services are doing OK have reached out in a substantial programs. In the'first five months of 1983, we indeed they may pull up and out during the next Herald Sporfswrlter It’s not that they were playing in The Eagles are hoping they can should feel too much tenseness,” very similar to us: a hard-hitting If he’s to do any damage against issued a 57-page analysis for Health and Human have already done intakes on 32$ Manchester- few months. way as a community to help our neighbors, over hostile territory. One of the games, keep their secret weapon under Penders claims. ’’They’ve got to team,” says Penders. "They're a the Eagles, however, it will likely Services Planning based on the 1980 census. Now I /Bolton residents. The vast minority of those on Whatever the difference between our figures the rough spots. That’s great! I feel really good Flip a coin, and within three in fact, was at Eagle Field. East’s wraps. Something that works this know we’ve got a strong defense bunch of kids who obviously don't' be with his arm. ’ 'He's a very tough know that may not sound wildly exciting but, in whom we have done intakes have received and those of the federal government (and who am about what the figures seem to say and I hope you seconds one of the following things players and its manager simply well — the Eagles have scored 14 and are going to get some runs for quit.” competitor. You can see the truth, it was very interesting. And so was the do, too. It’s because of all of you that it is possible. assistance: food, fuel, financial assistance with I to tell the government it is off in its figures?), it is guaranteed to occur: The first prefer to bat first. first-inning runs in three post­ them.” The Whippets were trailing a intensity he plays with,” says presentation by Lucinda Gerson. medical, housing, transportation, etc. seems that in Manchester there are a fair number person to open his mouth will call When the coin was tossed prior to season games — is better than Flashy shortstop Jeff Riggs, who tough Stratford team. 7-1, after Penders of Luciani. “ He’s proba­ What was-particuiarly interesting to me were (We don't count clothing in these figures.) Our of resources available to our low income' families THANK YOU “heads’’; someone will draft playoff games with Guilford, having the umpires in your pocket. has handled his position magnifi­ five innings of Thursday after­ bly one of the finest pitchers in the the std^istics on our elderly population and our records also show that' in any given month and that many of them are now using these Thanks to Walter and Karen Johnson for their Ralph Sampson; a football captain Bullard-Havens and O’Brien Tech, East will have to rely on either cently during the playoffs, is the noon’ s state semifinai but staged a state. low income population — not necessarily the between 75 percent and 90 percent of those resources. gift to the Human Needs fund in memory of will ignore the wind and choose to . Penders either stood quitely while Tim Kiro (4-2) or Brian McAuley key to the East defense. spirited comeback and got seven "H e throws hard, which should same, by any means. requesting assistance have incomes failing below Francis Dixon McNeeley. Apologies to the Chai Marilyn Rothman of Manchester’s Department receive ... or a baseball coach will the opposing coach did himself in (5-0,2 saves) to get the better of the And led by the thunderous bats of runs in the iast four innings to win, be to our liking. We’re a fastbail- Of the 13,502 families registered in Manchester the federal poverty level. In many cases they are group who got typoed out of recognition last week. of Human Services took over 375 applications for opt for “ last ups.” or he broke the sacred rule and ball and strike calls. One of the Bill Masse (.367), Tim Wisnieski 8-7. hitting team. It’ll be great pitching in 1979, some 395 had incomes below the poverty falling considerably below that arbitrary eco­ fuel assistance this year. Wedon’thave figures on William and Pauline Lautenbach; George E. Jim Penders is banking on it. M id he’d prefer to have his hitters two, most likely McAuley, will (.392), Doug Bond (.333) and Frank The key to the Windham resur­ against great hitting. Usually in level. Some 186 of these families were single nomic line drawn across our community life how many actually were declared eligible, but we Budd; Marjorie Leidhold Jesanis; Alice Campet His Easf Catholic Eagles have lead off. start on the mound for the Eagles, McCoy (.418), the Eagles will gence was Randy Luciani, who that situation pitching dominates women with children under 18. Somehow I together. The analysis reported that the percen­ and Ruth McIntosh for their generous contribu­ do know that more elderly applied than ever progressed toward their berth in “ Unless you have an outstanding each offering his coach a different carry a stunning .347 team batting was selected by the Seattle Marin­ hitting, but I won’t sell our kids thought the numbers were higher than that. I was tage of those falling below the poverty level in the before. tions to the Interfaith Day Camp. today’s 1:30 CIAC Class L cham­ pitcher, it’s better to bat first,” specialty. Kiro relies on heat, and average to the plate against ers in this past week’s major short.” both surpriski and delighted to find out that of the 1970 Manchester census was very similar to the Part of that is, I believe, due to a community We are less than l/5th of the way to our pionship against Windham at says Penders, whose ’75 team won McAuley throws junk and has a Windham. league draft. Luciani smacked a Cliches are falling left and right. 49,761 persons living in Manchester, only 2,049 2.9 percent of 1980. wide effort to make our older.neighbors aware of financial goal. Your gift of $18 will pay the whole Middletown’s Palm er Field as the the Class M titl^ after losing every niftly little habit of keeping the ball The Whippets, 19-2, finished two-run homer in the seventh Penders and his Eagles hope the were listed as living in households with incomes I'hi not sure what conclusions can be finally available help. MACC provided fuel assistance to bill for one child for a week of day camp. Checks visiting team in each of their three coin toss. And playing as the low. runner-up in the tough CCIL. against Stratford that was the Winham Whippets will follow. below poverty. ! •, drawn, but I ’ve been doing some speculating. 78 household since last October, and we are still pay be sent to MACC — Day Camp, Box 773, Unfortunately, 671 of these individuals were One: not everyone who is “ poor’ shows up in a negotiating terms on a number of recent shut offs. Manchester, Conn. All contributions to MACC children under 18, and, unhappily, an additional census. Many of our neighbors who are worse off We are presently feeding an average of 112 are, of course, tax deductible. AL roundup MCC honored by award Davis stormy for Red Sox “ This is the best award you can win,” Pat Calendar Mistretta, athletic director of Manchester Community College said, as he accepted the Earl BOSTON (U PI) — He won’t be three-run fourth inning. Yost Sportsmanship Award given annually by the the seventh and Jerry Remy in the confused with Nolan Ryan but Don Baylor led off the Yankee Manchester Chapter of the Connecticut Board of Herald ninth. Boston m an ag^ two base- A reception June 2 welcomed the new members to young Storm Davis proved Friday fourth with a single, advanced to Strawberry festival Approved Baseball Umpires. runners in only on|/|nning and the church. night that finesse can be just as third on a pair of groundouts and “ This is what sports are all about. This award Angle never got a runner to third base. SOUTH WINDSOR — The Calvary Church, 400 successful as raw power. scored on Roy Smalley’s single to is better than winning a league, state or national “ We’re a little overanxious, Buckland Road, will sponsor a strawberry festival Earl Yost, The 21-year-old right-hander, left. Singles by Robertson, Ran­ championship,” he told board members at the we’re overswinging, trying to get June 19 beginning at 4 p.m. Here’s Emanuel’s week the American League’s youngest dolph and Griffey produced two annual banquet last Monday night at Willie’s. Sports Editor at the ball instead of waiting for player, yielded only three singles more runs. The following events are scheduled at Emanuel “ We work hard at instilling good sportsman­ it,” said Rick Miller. “ It’s a fine “ Wings of Love,” a 29-voice choir from the First in hurling the streaking Baltimore Nettles’ ninth home run of the Lutheran Church for the coming week: ship on our athletic teams and this trophy is a line, but it’s contagious, just like a Assembly of God in Warren, Ohio, will present a Orioles to a 3-0 victory over the season leading off the fifth ac­ Sunday — 4 p.m., AGO memters recital. culimination of our efforts.” the one-time West virus.” concert at 6 p.m. A free-will offering will be taken. The Boston Red Sox. Davis relied counted for the Yankees’ final run. public is invited. Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., Virginia Wesleyan three-sport star added. Yankees 7, Brewers 1 scouts. heavily on a fastball and sinker, Milwaukee scored in the ninth on At Milwaukee, Shane Rawley Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 11:15 a.m., spotting his pitches well to keep the an RBI single by Ted Simmons. Church school day set Balls ’n strikes scheduled to be resurfaced this summer. Due to slumping Boson hitters off pitched a six- hitter and Willie Phebe to meet at Nan Johnson’s; 7:30 p.m., worship Randolph and Graig Nettles each and music committee; Christian education construction the night lighting unit will not be balance. Tigers 7, Indians 1 The following evenU have been scheduled at South Mike Buttafuso, a member of the guidance drove in a pair of runs Friday night committee. operating until a later date, possibly not until next “ I kept them guessing, that’s United Methodist Church for the coming week: department at Rockville High, has been elected to lead the New York Yankees to a At Detroit, Dave Rozema and Wednesday — 7 p.m., MARCH class. year when the main campus building is they key to success, especially Aurelio Lopez combined on a Sunday — 10 a.m., church school day, all grades president of the Manchester umpires. He completed...Mistretta, bitten by the golf bug with the Green Monster (left field 7-1 victory over the Milwaukee participating. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11; 15 a.m., care succeeds Frank Badsteubner, who served the last Brewers. seven-hitter to help the Detroit and visitation. several years ago, now boasts a six handicap at wall) looking over your shoulder,” Tigers extend their winning streak Tuesday — 2 p.m., pastor’s coffee at home of Mr. two years as prexy of the 28-man board. Bob the Country Club...Bob Leavitt reports, with said Davis, 4-3, who became the Rawley, 6-5, walked one and and Mrs. Ward Krause; 6:30 p.m., music patron’s Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, Luther Leavitt moves up as first vice president with struck out two in going the distance to six games with a 7-1 victory Hall, 60 Church St. tongue in cheek, the Boston Celtics could not first Baltimore pitcher to shut out dinner; 8 p.m., worship music work area; 7:30 p.m., Larry' Anderson second vice president. Bill for the fifth time. Friday night over the Cleveland move Into Hartford as the Civic Center Coliseum Boston since 1976, when Dyar Indians. women’s prayer and study. Fortin will continue as secretary-treasurer.. .The roof wouldn’t support all the NBA championship M iller and Wayne Garland com­ The Yankees scored a run Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.^Chancel Choir; evange­ board is looking for new men and anyone without benefit of a hit against Vacation church school set banners the club has won...Mike Crispino is back bined for a whitewash. Rangers 4, Twins 2 lism commission; adult BiDle study. interested may contact Don Beerworth...This handling the weekend sports segments on the late “ I had good control and I kept the loser Moose Haas, 4-2, in the first Thursday — noon, senior Methodists; 7:30 p.m., BOLTON — The Ecumenical Council of Bolton will year’s spring was “ the worst ever” for handling inning. Randolph was safe on At Minneapolis, George Wright Channel 30 newscasts. He’s a former East ball in and out. It was my best hit a solo homer and Frank Tanana board of trustees; education work area. sponsor a vacation church school June 27 through July game officiating assignments Fortin reported Catholic High athlete. shortstop Robin Yount’s error and 1 from 9 a.m. to noon at St. George’s Episixipal major league effort,” he said. and John Butcher combined on a Friday 10 a.m., Al-Anon. due to the unpredictable weather which was Davis threw 103 pitches, walked Ken Griffey walked to start tbe Church. mostly rain...Veteran umpire Leo Diana, one of inning and the two runners exe­ five-hitter Friday night to pace the The children will learn about seasons of the year Red Sox territory two and struck out two for his first Texas Rangers to a 4-2 victory over eight board members who attended the testimon­ m ajor league shutout and his cuted a double steal. Randolph Potiuck for church women through Bible stories, play, and Christian tradition. ial dinner in my honor the previous week, said then scored on Nettles’ ground out the Minnesota Twins. The school is open to children age 4 through grade 8. Manchester is still Boston Red Sox territory. second complete game. He allowed Tanana, 2-1, allowed three hits The following events are scheduled at Center Emile Francis felt right at home. The new only eight balls to the outfield and . to first. ....^ ^ , Cost is $10 per child. Scholarships are available. It’s estimated that the charges of Manager Ralph and a run in six innings to get the Congregational Church for the coming week: Hartford Whaler general manager was a baseball Houk command 60 percent of the major league was helped by two double plays. Staff will come from all sponsoring churches; umpire for a number of years in Canada...Carl New York added two runs in the victory while Butcher allowed two Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Center Church Women annual interest locally with the New York Yankees The Red Sox have now lost five third on a single by Andre hits, including a solo homer by meeting with potiuck supper. Woodruff Hall; 6:30 Congregational, United Methodist, Episcopal and Anderson, Laine Pinney and Bill Dumas drawing nearly 40 percent and the New York Mets straight — all at home — and could Robertson, a triple by Randolph Dave Engle in the eighth inning, p.m., sacred dance group. Federation Room; 7:30 Roman Catholic. Children need not be attending one of completed 10 years with the Manchester men in the remainder. Manchester is American League manage ' only singles by Glenn and a single by Dave Winfield then over the final three innings to p.m., board of Christian concern, Robbins Room; the churches to participate. blue this season...Fortin reports the Manchester territory, without any question...Wickham Park Hoffman in the third. Jim Rice in broke the game open with a record his second save. stewardship committee, church office; board of Register by Monday. Call the Rev. John Holliger at American Legion baseball team would use St. George’s Episcopal Church. boasts four fine tennis courts in its complex with Christian education, 59 Congress St. Hartford Board umpires for home Zone Eight very little use. Outdoor tennis interest, like Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany group, Robbins games but Coach Steven Armstrong planned to indoors last season, has been gradually dropping NL roundup Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. Sacred dance at North _ call on local board members for non-zone off for th^ past two years...Alex Hackney, Thursday — 7:30 po.m., church council, Robbins contests. long-time head golf pro at the Manchester Room. The junior and senior high sacred dance groups of Country Club, now retired, reports he’s out on the Saturday through Sunday — senior high camping North United Methodist Church will perform in Notes off the cuff course and enjoying the game as much as ever. trip to Burlingame, R.I. “ Celebrate Life” Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church on His wife, Hannah, admits she’s improving after Parker Street. Cubs full up behind Fergy George Suitor and Jim Balcome will return having played for years without ever taking a Student wins award A iMtluck supper, open to all church families and later this month as directors of the track and field lesson...Death recently took two well-known friends, is planned for 6 p.m. competition at Wigren Track and the 10- Manchester men, Harold Jarvis and John CHICAGO (UPI) - Ferguson Dancers will include Lisa Harvey, Celia Lane, Amy kilometer race which starts and finishes on the Brenda Kuhl, daughter of the Rev. Charles and Mrs. Tierney. The former was » leading figure at the Jenkins pitched a four-hit shutout Pendleton, Kim Scoville and Chris Stroup. MCC campus. Dates are Saturday, June 25 at Kuhl of 74 Kennedy Road, has won an Aid Association Manchester Country Club for years and never lost for Chicago’s first complete game Also Vickie Adams, Barbie Bottomley, Meg Wigren and Sunday, June 26 at MCC...Umpires for Lutherans all-college scholarship. She will attend his enthusiasm for the club and its members after since September of last year and Trinity College. Haiyey, Pam Sterling and Ann Stroup. Director is working Greater Hartford Twilight League losing a leg to illness. Tierney was a standout Jody Davis drove in four runs Elaine Law and assistant is Sylvia Dupee. baseball games this season receive $24 each- basketball player at Manchester High and later Friday to lead the Cubs to a 7-0 Miss Kuhl is a senior at Manchester High School A free-will offering will be received. Proceeds will ...Mistretta is seeking $10,000 from the MCC the guards, a high-scoring outside shooter. ..Scott victory over the St. Louis She is a member of the Round Table Singers, drama go for new costuifiing and to defray expenses of future Alumni group to erect a scoreboard to be used for Wahle, the area’s top teevee sportscaster, is off to Cardinals. club, student assembly, American Field Service workshops. The event is open to the public. baseball, softball and soccer at the college French club and National Honor Society. Detroit in a step up the ladder in his chosen A crowd of 37,024, the largest at complex. New soccer and softball fields will be profession. Wahle was big league in his everyday Wrigley Field since Opening Day Miss Kuhl was one of 200 four-year scholarship laid out nest to the current baseball dia­ Old photos wanted assignment and most knowledgeable...Have a 1981, saw the Cubs win for their winners and 200 one-year winners. RecipienU were mond...The four tennis courts at MCC are chosen from more than 3,800 applicants. nice weekend. -eighth in their last nine games. The Manchester Herald is interested in receiving Jenkins, 3-3, struck out four and oicl photographs of Manchester churches or church walked one in earning his 281st Wapping receives new members gatherings for publication. Photos will, of course be returned. career victory and his 49th shutout. SOU’r a WINDOSR — Wapping Community Church Juniors bow It was the Cubs’ first complete re v iv e d new members into the church on Sunday Tide still alive game since Sept. 15, when Jenkins Herald photo bv Tarquinlo. TTiey are Barbara Barnes; Faith, Kim and Sandy Church page deadlines Four runs in the fifth inning went the distance in defeating Brogden, Mr and Mrs. Kevin Case, Lillian Clogston lifted South Windsor Junior Pittsburgh, 7-2. Deadline for news to appear on the church page is 5 Barbara Gelinas, Kathy Richard, and G e^ d e Legion past Manchester Junior The Cubs had gone 69 consecu­ UPI photo EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Stranahan. wSncsday^^ ^ ® ‘***"® f®"' changes is noon on Legion, 5-3, in baseball action tive games without a complete Friday night at Moriarty Field. in World Series game, five short of the major- Cubs outfielder Mel HRirmakes diving stab of sinking The same two clubs will go at league record set by San Diego in liner off the bat of Tom Herr of Cards' in third-inning it again Sunday morning at OMAHA (U P I) — Alan Dunn and seventh-inning single by pinch 1977. THE ' 10:30 at South Windor’s Larry Tim Meacham combined for a hitter Lew Kent. Jenkins permitted singles by action at Wrigley Field. Religious services Duprey Field. one-hitter and Frank Velleggia Velleggia’s homer capped a Lonnie Smith in the fourth and inu clubbed a three-run homer Friday five-run Crimson Tide outburst in ninth innings and by Willie McGee, Manchester, after the visitors third. Clark then rapped a two-run on a five- hitter and Dickie Thon night in powering Alabama to a 6-0 the sixth. study and fellowship. Wed­ losov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ had scored once in the top of the who extended his hitting streak to double to center field. drove in the winning run Friday nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ ConerMotlon Bible Study, 7 victory that ousted Arizona State •♦•Mary's Egltcapal Emanuel Lutheran first inning, took a 2-1 lead in the 17 games, in the fifth and eighth. Gary Lavelle, 4-1, pitched one night to lead the Houston Astros to meeting. ship service; 7 p.m., evening p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic Church, Park and Church • P nii- united Metho­ from the College World Series. Bret Elbin broke a scoreless tie Flrit Conertoollonol Prince of Peace Lutheran School (speaking course), Church, 60 Church St., Rev. dist youth fellowship; 6 p.m., Giants 6, Braves 4 inning for the victory with Greg a 2-1 victory over the San Diego Church of Andover, Route 6. service. itreots. Rav. Stuphen K. Jac- home first. The young Post 102 when he singled and scored on Rob Church, Route 31 and North Church of the Assumption, 7:M p.m .: Service meeting ptaw, rector; Rtv. Freder­ pale H. Gustafson, pastor; S.D.S., 7 :M p.m., adult Bible Alabama, 46-10 on the year and At Atlanta, Jack Clark doubled Minton hurling the 10th to notch his Padres. Rev. Richard H. Toylor, 9:30 (ministry training), 8:15 Stephen E. Forwlg, Intern; study. "The empty tomb crew took advantage of some Skates’ single. Allan Stallings o.m., church school for oil River Road. Rev. W.H. Adams Street at Thompson ick P. Moser, associate rec­ proven Chrlatlenlty; the 3-1 in the series, will face the home two runs in the 10th inning seventh save. LaCoss, 4-4, pitched 5 1-3 innings Wllkens, postor. 9 a.m., Sun­ Rood. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, p.m.; Sunday, Public Bible tor. Summer schedule: Rev. C. Henry Anderson, I ot Jmus Christ ot sloppy play by South Windsor to followed with a single to score ages; 1) o.m ., worship, Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- pastor emeritus. Summer empty pew denlee It" winner of Friday’s nightcap be­ Friday night to give the San Reds 3, Dodgers 2 before leaving with an injured nursery core provided. day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Sunday, 7:X and 10 o.m.. Urtter Day taints, M Wood- jump in front. David Magadan, who was inten­ ship service. ond 7:30 p.m.; Sunday tower Study, 10 :S . Holy Eucharist; Wednesday, schedule: 8 a.m., worship In SlJj •♦•-Wovno S. Taylor, Aneuredly the reeur- tween Texas and Michigan Satur­ Francisco Giants a 6-4 victory over At Cincinnati, a dropped pop fly finger on his pitching hand. He St. M ary Church, 1600Moln masses at 7 :X , 9, 10:X and Zien E va ^lco l Lulheron 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. the chapel; 9,:30 a.m., wor­ rectlon of Jeeua Is Larry Stanford had three hits day night. tionally walked. Church (Missouri Synod), ship In the sonrtuory; 10:X “ "I?,®' ®il5®-ni-, socroment the Atlanta Braves in the first by second baseman Derrel Tho­ aliowed an unearned run, while St. Father James J. William­ 11:45. ,_.Calv"»Y Church (Assem- niunting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday demonstrated by the and Paul Gavarino two to pace The Sun Devils, who finished son, pastor. Masses Satur­ Solvation Arm y, 661 Main Cooper and High streets. Mles of (3od), 400 Buckland o.m., coffee In Luther Hall. school and prim ary; 11:25 Sun Devils starter Doug Henry, game of a double-header. mas off the bat of Johnny Bench striking out one and walking two. Bolton Concordia Lutheran ^ p t y tomb, and this Is Manchester. Jim Powers day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 St. Mai. and Mrs. Arthur Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ o.m., primthoad and relief me cornerstone ot our 44-24, suffered both of their Series’ who threw a one-hitter, against With one out, Tom O’Malley enabled the Cincinnati Reds to LaCorte pitched 1 2-3 innings and 10:45 o.m.; holydavs, Carlson, 9 :X a.m., Sunday tor. 9 o.m.. Divine worship; tafson, pastor. 9:M a.m., Churrti (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. tocigtv. worked five innings and took the losses at the hands of the Crimson Church of St. Maurice, 32 10:15 a.m. Sunday school and R*v. BuHon D. Strand/ pot’ Christian faith. It has Maine during his last Series’ drew a walk to knock out reliever score two unearned runs in the fifth before hurting his ankle running 5:30 and 7;M p.m. Confes­ school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Sunday school; I0;X o.m., St. Jam m Church, 896Maln loss. Kevin Tardiff was the Tide. In the first round, Alabama Hebron Rood. The Rev. J. sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Youth Forum. Holy Com­ worship, child-care and tor. 8 a.m.. Holy Commun­ St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- been said that Jesus’ game, was replaced by Jim Rick Camp, 5-6, and Joe Pettini ran inning Friday night and defeat the the bases and Dawley finished to Clltford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ Second Congregational meeting. munion first and third nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening ion, nursery; 9:15 o.m., !‘® * * l, Rov. Robert Bur­ resurrection Is me beet winning pitcher for South Wind­ edged Arizona State 6-5 in 11 Jefferson after Stallings’ single. for him. After Steve Bedrosian Los Angeles Dodgers, 3-2. urday massatSp.m.; Sunday Sunday. Christian growth hour, earn his fifth save of the year. Church, Route 44A. Rev. service of praise and Bible bank, Rev. Richord A. La- attested event, In hls- sor and aided his own cause by innings. relieved, Darrell Evans reached masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 David Jarvis, minister. preaching. nursery; 10:M a.m.. Holy more, team minister. Rev. tory. Velleggia greeted Jefferson’s first Astros 2, Padres 1 The Astro pitching staff has now o.m. United Pontocostal going 2-for-3 at the plate. Arizona State left nine men on Summer schedule: 9 a.m., Church at Chrlsl, Lydall N«2!> United Metbedlst Communion, nursery. Edward J. Reardon. Sotur- pitch with his 12th homer of the on second baseman Glenn Hub­ At Houston, Mike LaCoss, Frank gone 33 2-3 innings without yielding Church, 187 Woodbrldge St. and Vernon streets. Eugene Trinity Covenant Church, But this historical Bolton Unllod Mothodlst worship with First Congrega­ Rev. Marvin Stuart, mlnls- Church, 300 Parker St. Rl- doy masses at 4 and 6:M evidence for Christian­ base although its only hit was a year. bard’s error, moving Pettini to LaCorte and Bill Dawley combined an earned run. Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ tional Church — at Second Brewer and Steve Holt, min­ ,W. Dupee, pastor. M2 Hackmatack St. Rev. pjn.; Sunday mossesat7:M, pike. Rev. Morlorle Hlles, tw . 10 a.m., Sunday school; isters. Sunday services: 9 Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., ity Is more than offset Church June 26 to July 24, at 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 Schedule for June, July and 9 ,10;M_a.nL,-noon and 5 p.m pastofr 9;30 a.m.« church First Church July 31 to Aug. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., August: 9 a.m. worship ser­ worsMp; 9:25 a.m., Sunday by the empty pews. school; o.m./ worship p.m., evening worship; 7:30 worship; 6 p.m., worship. •sbool;. 10:25 o.m., coffee 11 28. p.m., biblo study ITuesday); vice; nursery provided. Holy Church erect meetlng- service/ nursery. First Cengrogatlonal Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible and fellowship; II a.m.. 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer Communion on the first Sun­ worship. lacee for me ostensl- St. Goorgo's Episcopal Church of Coventry, 1171 study. Nursery provided for day of each month. No Church, Boston Turnpike. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men’s all services. .South United ...... gIs purpoee of con­ Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. church school. Methodlsl ducting worship to Rev. John C. Holllger, vicar. son, pastor, 11 o.m., worship; First Church of Christ, Church, 1226 Main St. Dr. 8 and 10 o.m.. Holy Eucharist Youth service (Friday). Scientist, 447 N. Main St. Uepherd S. Johnson, Rev! *h celebration of Speed duel expected at Belmont Stakes 9:30 a.m., church school In Sundays, followed by fellow­ Presbyterian Church, 43 10 :X a.m., church service, chVi»?is‘i J . « « L o y w io t M. Hill, pastors. 9 •Mus’ victory In man's Church Lone House. Nursery Spruce St. Rev. Richard Rev. y . Joseph Milton, pos- ship In the parish hall; Tues­ care provided. Sunday school, and care for tor. 10 a.tn. and 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 behalf. When pro- day, Thursday, Friday, Gray, pastor. 10:X a.m., small children. worship service a.m., church school, nursery 11 worship service, nursery, 2S? ebwch school; 11 o.m., feeaed believers de- NEW YO RK (U P I) — With workouts easing and The son of Seattle Slew will be operating out of the a.m., morning prayer; Wed­ Cemmunltv Baptist fellowlhip hour. through grade 9; 10:45 a.m., ^ r t these buildings Crown. If all 15 go, the r a (» will offer a record gross of In other developments, Deputed Teslamony, nesday, II a.m.. Holy 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Church, 5ISE. Center St. Rev. lursery and senior high preparations nearly complete. Slew O’Gold and No. 1 post position, which brings back unpleasant p.m., Informol worship. Cenler Cangregallenal they are denying their $358,500 and a record winning value of $215,100. winner of the Preakness and now a 37-1 shot in the Eucharist. James I.Meefc,mlnlster.9:1s Church, 11 Center St. Rev. Caveat rested Friday in anticipation of a burning memories for Watters. Starting from the inside in the Manchester Jpbn's Polish National a.m., church school for all pr^esalon. In the late odds line. Slew O’ Gold and High Honors Congregational Cofholle Church, 23 Golwoy Newell H. Curtis J r., seblor speed duel in Saturday’s running of the Belmont Kentucky Derby, Slew O’Gold was bumped at the gate Belmont, was shipped in from Bonita Farm in Church, Bolton Center Road, ages, kindergarten through pator; Rev. Robert J. Bills, Christians assemble were made the c6-secopd choice horses at 6-1. at the Greer,. Rev. R. Stanley Gospel Hall, Center Street. St. Rev. Stanley M . Lancola, for worship, not be- Stakes. by a swerving No. 2 horse and went on to finish fourth, Maryland Friday night, while Barberstown, a 10 a.m., breaking bread; pastor. 10:30 a.m., moss. Grade 4 continuing during Stephens hinted he may be willing to let Caveat stay Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 the- service; 10:30 a.m ., oaose of a require­ The weather Saturday was expected to be sunny and just behind Caveat. California colt whose rider, Fernando Toro, is not a.m., worship service, 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 , Borlholemew'sChurch, Clifford O. Simpson, pastor CALL TODAY back and letet Slew iO’Gold______set the pace rather than stick morning worship. Nursery p.m., gospel meeting. emeritus. 10 a.m., worship ment but because of warm with a high around 80 degrees, which would be expected to fly in until Saturday, had an unusually au';»erv, church school; 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. provided. Jockey Angel Cordero, Jr., recalled; “ Me and Jorge Full eospol Intordenoml- J ^ rtln J. Scholsky, pastor. service, church school. their faith In auid love to his more recent strategy of moving right to the frisky day and sprung a shoe after kicking a wall. He 10:45 o.m., fellowship; 11 __Church of the Nozarene, appropriate conditions for the two swift 3- year-olds. (Velasquez, who rode Marfa in the Derby and will ride front. a.m., forum. national Church, 745 Main St. Saturday moss of 5 p.m.; !«•«!♦•»"'•, CenBregaflenai for Chrlat .and be- was to undergo blacksmith work later in the day Rev. Philip p. Saunders. Sunday masses at 8 :X , 10 and 236 Main St. Rev. Neale Church, Main Street and Elm ®*UBB of the mutual Slew O’Gold, having sizzled 5 furlongs in 58 seconds High Honors in the Belmont) were having a helluva McLain, senior poster; Rev. Hill Rood, Talcottville. Rev. TO P U C E A “ In the past he did not like getting dirt kicked in his Barberstown’s trainer, Tom Bell, said he was Sunday, 10:30 o.m., adult 11:Ma.m. Wednesday, galloped an easy mile and a half Friday, George Emmitt, minister of edfication wNch takaa race for third money when Caveat just went swoosh. ’ ’ face,” said Stephens, sounding much like the father of Bible study and Sunday $t;^Brldgat Church, 70 Moln Kenneth E. Knox, pastor, lo pisce there. If either of while Caveat, who blew out half a mile in 49 seconds confident the lightly raced Gummo colt, undefeated in Coventry school;. 7 p.m., worship ser­ St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan visitation and outreach. 9:30 a.m., worship service and “ I ’m just going to leave the pace all up to Angel,” a boy who had recently undergone a muscle- building vice. Tuesday at 7:30'p.m., a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 church school. theee faila, tha empty Thursday, merely walked around the track. three starts, can compete on even terms with his more and Roy. Emilio P. Padelll, Pevy reauits — and the Watters said. “ If it’s fast he might lay back, and if the course. “ Now, nothing bothers him.” Presbyterian special Bible studios; Wed- co-posters. Saturday masses o.m., worship, children's Temple Both Shelem, 400 Sid Watjers, trainer of Slew O’Gold, planned to have pace is slow, maybe he’ll go.” seasoned opponents. At 13-1, Barberstown was the Church, Route 44A ond T row- nesdoy at 7:30 p.m., worship church and nursery; 7 p.m., E .M h M e Turnpike. Rabbi LOW COST AD ChrMlan mseaage lai Lou Rondinello, who will saddle High Honors, also of 5 and 7 :X p.m.; Sunday his colt work a half-mile Saturday morning and fourth choice in the betting. brldge- Road. Rev. Brad service. Prayer lino, 646-8731, mosses at 7 :X , 9, 10 :M and evening service, nursery. Richard J . Plovln, Israel denied. August Belmont’s Caveat, who late Friday was has some definite ideas about strategy. After Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 24 hours. noon. Unitarian UnlvarsoHst So- Tabotsky, cantor. Dr. Leon Woody Stephens was to have Caveat gallop I'A miles installed as the 3-2 favorite in the I'A mile Belmont ’The three last jockeys for the race were named ; a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Faith Baptist Church, 52 Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 doty. East, 153 W. Vernon St. Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servl- as a last tuneup for Saturday’s 5; 35 p.m. EDT post watching his freckled colt breeze three- eighths in 37 Friday, with Antonio Graell riding El Cubanaso and Sunday school: 7 p.m., Bible Lake St. Rev. James Bel- Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ cm, 8:15 p ^ . , Friday and under Laffit Pincay Jr., drew the No. 7 post position as 4-S, he stated he wanted the horse to stay closer than ister, IO :X a .m ., service; 9:45 a.m., Saturday. 643-2711 time. a field of 15 was entered for the final leg of the Triple Gregg McCarron tabbed to ride Au Point after he did in finishing third in the Preakness. Jean-Luc Samyn opted for Law Talk.

1/’ 16 - MANCHKSTKH HKRALD, Siilurduy, June II. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June II, 1983 - 17 Girls managing quite nicely Scoreboard /

The team manager has evolved into a ki^d of high « V » a Nick Price 71-77-148 school institution over the years and, as such, is often Doug Tweed 7873-148 Yankees 7 , Brewers 1 Reds 3, Dodgers 2 David Graham 7878-148 the victim of some pretty harsh generaiizations. For Little League Frank Connor 71-77— 148 S occe r instance, you remember what the football manager H ike Barry Jaeckel 77-71— 148 Baseball NEW YORK MILWAUKEE LOS ANGELES CINCINNATI Antonio Corda 7873-148 abrhbl abrfibl Ob r h bl ab r h U . looked like when you were in school, donH you? Jeff Mitchell 7573-148 Rndiph 2b 4 2 2 2 Molltor 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomas 2b 3 0 1 0 Redus If 3 0 10 He was skinny, or maybe he was fat, and he wore DeCourcy Bill Murchison 71-77— 148 Griffey cf 4 0 2 1 Mannng cf 4 1 3 0 Landstv 2b 2 0 1 0 Milner cf 3 110 thick glasses, was addicted to pimple cream and National Darrell Kestner 7872- 148 Winfield If 5 0 1 1 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Landrex cf 4 0 1 0 Conepen ss 4 0 1 0 AAork Lye 7873— 149 Basebaii standings 1 Nettles 3b 5 1 1 2 Cooper 1b 4 0 0 0 Roenick cf 1 0 I 1 Bench lb 4 0 0 0 NASL Standings couldn't run 50 yards without falling down or Herald Sportswriter remained unbeaten with a Bill Britton 7875— 149 Baylor dh 5 110 SImmns dh 4 0 1 1 Boker If 4 0 10 Knicely rf 10 10 complaining. 1312wlnovcr NIcholeTIreFrldavnlght Hubert Green 77-73—149 AMERICAN LEAGUE I Kemp rf 5 0 0 0 Ogllvle If 2 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 5 0 1 0 Walker rf 10 0 0 « } Buckley Field. Scott Altrul hadthree (West Coast gomes not included) ' Wynegor c 4 0 1 0 Brouhrd If 2 0 1 0 Eastern Well, things have changed. Jeff Sander* 7873— 149 East Brock 1b 3 0 0 0 Paris 3b 3 0 10 W L GF GA BP Pts. nltt Including a homer and Dove Charles Coody 7873-149 Smalley 1b 4 1 2 I Moore rf 3 0 0 0 Monday rf 2 1 1 0 Oester 2b 3 110 Toronto 7 3 X 12 21 63 Boys who can't make the team are finding better Campbell threehlti,lncludlngadouble, Orville Moody 7875- 149.... W •’«»• o“ Robrtsn ss 4 2 2 0 (tantner 2b 3 0 1 0 Marshll rf I 0 0 0 Bllardell c 4 0 11 ojrt Prt Dwyer and Gregg Horowitz Baltimore 34 23 596 ______Yost c 3 0 8 0 New York 7 2 27 12 18 60 methods of passing the time than being abused by Mosahlro Kuromoto 7376— 149 Yeager c 4 0 11 Puleo p 2 10 0 Montreal 4 6 X X 16 N pipped In fwo hiti apiece tor 10-0 Don Polley 7871— 150 Detroit 38 25 .545 3 Totals 40 7 12 7 Totals 33 I 6 I Russell ss 3 110 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 their larger classmates. They spend quarters at a people, just through this team. They’re a great bunch .Medic*. Rich Novelll hod two hits Toronto 29 25 .537 3>/j New York 102 310 000— 7 Chicago 3 3 10 12 9 27 Tom Jenkins 7377— 150 Reuss p 2 0 10 Hoshidr ph 1 0 0 0 Southern time to be abused by video games, or they delve of kids. I wouldn't trade them.” Including o grandtiam homer, Neal Tom Purtzer 7876— 150 York 29 26 .527 4 Milwaukee 000000 001—Zachry 1 p 0 0 8 0 Hayes p 0 0 0 0 $chockner two hit* Including a homer T * * o n 2* 27 .509 5 (tam6wlnnlng RBI— Nettles (2). Team Americo 5 4 9 8 7 35 deeper into their studies. "It's not uncommon now,” says Jim Penders, the Jim Colbert 7878-150 Milwaukee 26 27 .491 6 Morals ph 10 10 Tompo Bov 3 7 16 X 14 32 The process of extinction, which thinned that rare o.nd Eric Burnham played well defen- Rex Caldwell 77-73-150 E— Yount 2. DP— Mllwoukee 1. LOB— Andersn pr 0 0 0 0 Tulsa 3 8 15 24 14 32 East Catholic coach who can't remember the last time *lvelvfor6-4Nlchol*. Steve Melnyk 7876— 150 Clevelond 24 30 .444 *'/i New York 8, Milwaukee*.3B— Randolph. NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 and unusual breed, created a considerable void. he had a boy filling the position of varsity manager. Clarence Rose 7878-150 West HR— Nettles (9). SB— Randolph (7), Totals U 2 II 2 Totals X 1 7 1 Ft. Lauderdale 3 6 14 18 12 X Whether or not a particular manager had athletic John De Forest 7575— 150 Californio 32 24 .571 — Griffey (3). Los Angolos 000 IN 010— 2 Western "Most teams are ending up with girl team managers, Kansas City 26 24 .520 3 IP H R ER BBSO Vancouver 9 1 19 8 18 70 ability, he served a useful purpose. After all, there has National Farm Dove Barr 7875-151 CIndnnatl ONNIOOx— l Golden Bov 4 1 14 8 10 34 which is good because they're conscientous. You can Steve Hart 81-76-151 Oakland 2* 27 .509 3'/j New York (tame-winnine RBI — None. to be somebody to keep score and fill the water bottles 27 27 .500 4 > Rowley (W 65) 9 6 1 1 1 2 Seattle 2 6 8 13 7 17 always depend on them, and they're not going to fall - Woltt-Zackln Improved It* record to Terry Diehl 77-78-151 E— Thomas. DP-'-Los Angeles 1. Son Diego 1 4 3 12 3 9 and keep the world from coming to a halt. 70-1 with a 17-13 win oyer Carter Larry Ziegler 7873-151 Chicago 25 29 .463 6 Milwaukee LOB— you. fJoKle . 24 35 .407 9Vi Haas (L 62) 3 2-3 6 6 5 1 1 (Teams get six points for winning In No job stays vacant for long these days. Even if it g i^ r («e t Friday night at Bower* Wally Armstrong 7877— 151 Los Angeles 18 Cincinnati 9. 2B— ' ‘There was a loss of interest among the boys. I don't Weld. Brian Sombric wa* the winning (!hl Chi Rodriguez 7872— 151Minnesota 23 35 397 10 Porter 4 1-361112 Thomas, Redus, Knicely, regulation time or overtimebut only four doesn’t pay. Which is possibly one reason young know what the reason is. Maybe it's a stigma. The pitcher and Chrl* Ward hod three hit* Bob Murphy 7873— 152 Friday's Results Augustine 1 0 0 0 0 0 Milner, points for winning a game decided by Detroit 7, Cleveland 1 T— 2:28. A— 39,025. shootout. A bonus point Is awarded for women are assuming these positions and executing girls seem to feel more like they're a part of the lor W-Z. Bob Haley hod two hit* and Jim Simons 77-75—152 Boltimore 3, Boston 0 Monday, Oester, Bllardello, Baker. 3B— Marc PIsch doubled for Carter'*. Curt Byrum 7379- 152 Yeager. SB— Landreaux (15). S— Mch goal scored up to a maximum of their duties with energy, enthusiasm... and patience. team.” Gary McCord 7878— 152 New York 7, Milwaukee 1 Rangers 4, Twins 2 Redus, three per game excluding overtimes and They get abused, too. '"Vou get harrassment, but I Texas 4, Minnesota 2 shootouts.) There's another difference between the new group Nooklos Dan Forsmon 7577— 152 Toronto at Californio, night Oester. _ Friday's (tames know some JV managers who got it a heck of a lot of female managers and the males they're replacing. Ben Crenshaw 81-71— 152 Chioogo at Oakland, night IP H R ER B B SO Howard Twltty 8868— 152 TEXAS (Y^NNESOTA Los AnoolM No (tames Scheduled) worse than I did,” says Lisa McIntyre, who's been the While a certain amount of teasing alm ^ is still aimed ..Blue Bandits slugged their way to a Kansas City at Seattle, night abrhnr abrhbl Saturday's Games if-4 win over the Blue Demon* Thurs­ Bill Kratzert 7874— 152 Reuss (L 6-5) 5 (All Times EDT) varsity baseball manager at East Ca'holic for three at the girls, it's apparently directed without the Tze-Chung Cheo 7380— 152 Saturday’s Games Tollesn 2b 5 1 1 0 Hatcher cf 4 0 0 6 Zachry 2 day. John Ahlberg had five hit* Marty Bohea (All Times EDT) Stein 1b 5 0 2 1 Castino 2b 4 0 0 0 Vancouver ot Montreol, 8 p.m. years. cruelty that was often heaped upon their iNClydlng a homer and Tony Cook, 77-76— 153 Baltimore (McGregor 7-3) at Boston Bell 3b 4 0 11 Engle dh 3 111 Niedenfuer 1 Seattle at Tampa Bov, 8 p.m. Rick Spears 77-76-153 Cincinnati New York at Golden Bov, 8 p.m. “ You just learn that you know what they're goingto predecessors. Sir.** Miller, Mark RussonI, Travl* Allen Miller 7578— 153 (0|eda31),2;15p.m. Hostetir dh 2 0 0 0 Ward IfPuleo 4 0 0 0 (W 2-2) 6 2-3 do, so you give it right back to them.” HIMw and Ronald Ranson four apiece Cleveland (Elchelberger 2-3) at Detroit Blittner dh 1 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 2 0 Sunday's Games “ Some of the managers we had just did not get along for the Bandit*. Michael Toomey, Bob Eastwood 7875— 153 (Wilcox 66), 2:25 p.m. Sample If 3 0 0 1 Brnnsky Scherrer cf 4 0 0 0 1 1-3 Fort Louderdoleat Team America "Last year they were really tough,” claims Heather or were not liked. A lot of them didn't stand up and just -lomle Balfe and Bobby Nichols • 77-76— 153 Haves (S 1) 1 Chicago at Toronto Lance Ten Broeck 77-78-153 Chlcogo (Hoyt 66) at Oakland O'Brien rf 4 0 0 0 Laudner Reuss c4 1 1 0pitched to 2 batters In 6th. Turner, who was with the Eagles on a part-time basis get on the team. I think first you have to gain respect Tood Williams hit best for the Demon*. Jim Roy (McCcitty 65), 4:05 p.m. Wright cf 3 12 1 Ullger 1b 2 0 10 Tulsa at San Diego .IThe Blue Jay* trimmed the Green 77-77— 154 New York (Guidry 83) at Milwaukee Johnson c 3 1 0 0 (tagne ss 2 0 0 1 HBP— by Puleo (Russell).T— 2:47. A— a year ago and is now at McIntyre’s side for every of the team,” says McIntyre, adding that respect Jodie Mudd 7875— 154 1*,9X. Machine Friday night. 17-2. Billy Heine Russ Cochran (McClure 37), * ;» p.m. Dent ss 2 110 game. “ They had this sort of initiation thing, but once comes easier with Turner around. played well defensively, David Rohrb- 7875— 154 Texas (Darwin 35) at Minnesota Totals X 4 7 4 Totals 11 2 5 2 oeh homered among five hit* ond Josh Doug Sanders 77-77— 154 you get past that stage they don't bother you too "It does, because we get to pull our own Jokes on the Charles Bolling 7878— 154(Havens 65), 8:35 p.m. Texas 002 010 100— 4 Cubs 7, Cardinais 0 much.” gio»w and Cindy Botticello each Tom Thomas Toronto (Gott 2-5) at California (Goltz Minnesota OOO 010 010— 2 team, as well as them pulling jokes on us.” **>• Blue Jay*. Ron 7879— 155 84), 18 p.m. Game-winning RBI— Wright (3). In between fielding the curveballs tossed at them by Kicking had two hltsond Matt Marques Gory Player 7876- 155 R a d io , T V "They've had a lot of fun,” East Coach Jim Penders Ken Green 77-79— 156 Kansas City (Black 2-0) at Seattle DP— Minnesota 2. LOB— Texas ST. LOUIS CHICAGO the members of the East squad. Turner and McIntyre says. “ The kids poke fun at them and (the girls) don't and Steve BIssell ployed well for the John McComIsh (Perry 37), 10:35 p.m. 8, abrhbl abrhbl •••••••••••••••••••••• Breen Machine. 7680— 156 Sunday's (Zomes Minnesota 5. 2B— Stein, Tolleson. actually perform as many as four tasks simultane­ mind going back at them. They've had a lot of laughs, Harsld photo by Pkito Richard Zekel 7878— 157 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Hall ct 5 0 ) 0 AAork Calcovecchla Cleveland at Detroit, 2 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 ously, and only one or two could be considered but the girls don't see the laughs as much as the boys 8374— 157 Chicago at Oakland, 2 Wright (2), Engle (4). SB— Dent (2). SF SATURDAY Wayne Plover 81-77— 158 LoSmIth If 4 0 2 0 Bucknr 1b 4 12 0 2:15 Red Sox vs. OrloleSr Channels 30, remotely glamourous. They are official scorers, do.” Lyn Lett Kansas City at Seattle — (tagne. Hrnndz 1b 4 0 0 0 Cev 3b 3 1 2 1 East Catholic varsity baseball managers are enjoying their jobs as the Eagles 7880— 159 Toronto at California IP H RERBBSO 38, WTIC equipment managers, water carriers and public Woody Plackbum 8080— 160 Hendrck rf 3 0 0 0 Johnston If 3 1 2 0 2:30 NCAA Track and Field, Channel The jokes and other incidents might be classics, but Ed Burke Jr. Texas at Minnesota Texas MeCtae cf 3 0 2 0 Moreind rf 4 1 I 0 relations workers. Occasionally a few more duties are the following was the raciest that either manager Lisa McIntyre (left) and Heather Turner move into today’s state Class L finals. 77-84— 161 New York at Milwaukee Tanana (W 2-1) 6 3 1112 8 Baseball Jeff Hadley 8182-163 Porter c 2 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 2 11 3:30 Westchester Classic golf, Chan­ thrown in for good measure . It’s not an easy job. Johnny Miller Baltimore at Boston Butcher (S 2) 3 2 1113 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 Vervzer ss 0 0 0 0 cared to relate: 78WD Minnesota nel 3 “ Maybe it seems pretty boring to someone else, but I Red Nuckells 75DQ Stuper p 0 0 0 0 Davis c 4 12 4 3:30 California Open Bowling, Chan­ “ One day, during a practice, they started “ And then I saw this player running after me, and supposed to do. I stopped and turned around, and he Doug Block NATIONAL LEAGUE Viola (L 2-4) 4 2-3 4 3 3 6 5 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 Jenkins p 4 0 10 just get a kick out of it,” Turner says. 7688DQ (Latsr night games not Included) O'Connor 12-331100 nel 8 something. I walked up to the field and it seemed he chased me all the way down near the locker room, looked at me ... And he ran.” Ed Sabo 78WD Kaot p 0 0 0 0 4:30 The Belmont Stakes, Channel 3, "I guess it’s satisfying, being part of the team and Mike Holland East Lvsander 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 torg ph 10 0 0 weird. I looked at Lisa and she said, ‘Run! ‘ So I did,” But I never did understand what the whole thing was It's not great, but possibly some of the secrets are. 81-DQ Whitehouse 0 0 0 0 1 0 WPOP winning,” says McIntyre. ‘T v e gotten to know a lot of Turner said. Ed Sneed 78WD e. . . W L Pet. GB Hagen p 0 0 0 0 5 Belgian Grand PrIx, ESPN about, because he never got to do what he was Use your imagination. NIumnI Junior Gred Powers 71-WD St. Louis 28 24 .538 — Davis 1 0 0 0 0 1 Totals X 0 4 0 Total* X 7 12 * Pat Lindsey Montreal 27 24 .529 Vi Whitehouse pitched to 1 batter In9lh. SI. Louis ON ON 000-0 5 Boxing: Weaver vs. Dokes, Chan­ , Action at Cheney Tech Friday night 75WD Philadelphia 23 25 .479 3 WP— Butcher. T— 2:51. A— 5,X8 nel 8 •aw the Brave* top the Giants, 7-S. Mork O'Neoro 78WD Chlcogo ON ON Olx— 7 7:30 Expos vs. Mets, Channel 9, Tommy Valentine 78WD Chicago 25 29 .463 4 (tame-wInnlng RBI — Bowa (4). Brian B elter wo* the winning pitcher Pittsburgh 20 30 .400 7 Natlonai League DP— St. Louis 1. LOB— St. Louis 4, WINF “ hd Joe Casey took the loss. Mike New York 19 33 .365 9 Chicago 7.2B— Johnstone, Buckner, Cev, 8 College World Series, ESPN C h vttr nod o double and Paul Lantlerl LPGA reauita Wm I Glanta 6, Rravea 4 Dovls. HR— (tavis (8). S— Stuper. 8:30 Yankees vs. Brewers, Channels Mubled and singled twice for the Los Angeles 37 17 .685 — IP H R ER BB SO 3, 11, WPOP m ^ - Braves. Jim Mangano doubled lor the S388000 LPGA Champ lonship Atlonta 35 21 .625 3 SI. Louis 11 Cosmos vs. Earthquakes, Channel Giants. At King* Island, Ohio, June 10 Son Froncisco 29 27 .518 9 First Gome Stuper (L 7-3) 5 9 5 5 1 1 9 'No fun’ ends Bench career (Par 72) San Diego 26 28 .481 11 SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA Koot 2 1 0 0 1 2 Houston 27 30 .474 llVa abrhbi abrhbl SUNDAV Alexandra Reinhardt Hagen 122210 67-68— 135 Cincinnati 24 32 .429 14 LeMastr ss 5 1 2 0 Butler It 3 0 0 0 Chicago 1 Queens Club Tennis, Channel 30 Lauren Howe 6878— 139 Friday's Results O'Mally 3b 4 0 1 0 Watson ph 10 0 0 1:30 Bandits vs. Blitz, Channel 8 C IN C IN N AT I (U P I) - Johnny from 1968 through 1980, when he Dot Germain Jenkins (W 3-3) 9 4 0 0 1 4 7366-139 Chicago 7, St. Louis 0 Pettinl 3b 0 10 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 T— 0 2:07. A-37J)24. 0 1:30 Expos vs. Mets, Channel 9, Bench, who anchored Cincinnati's said he was “ worn out” from Socce r Hollis Stacy 71-68— 139 San Francisco 6, Atlanta 4,10 Innings, Evans lb 5 2 2 1 Wshngtn rf 5 1 2 0 WINF devastating “Big Red Machine” catching and began playing first Potty Sheehan 6871— 139 1st game Clark rf 3J 1 2 Murphy cf 3 2 2 2 2 Orioles vs. Red Sox, Channels 22 teams of the 1970s with power Sandro Havnie 7869— 139 San Francisco at Atlanta, 2nd game Davis cf 4 0 10 Horner 3b 3 112 Astros 2, Padres 1 and 38, WTIC base and then third base. Chris Johnson 7878— 148 Los Angeles at Cincinnati Venable If 5 12 3 Chmbis 1b 4 0 0 0 2 Westchester Classic golf, Channel 3 hitting and brilliant catching, Bench caught 100 or more games LeAnn Cassaday 6871— 148 Montreal at New York May c 4 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 2:30 Yankees vs. Brewers, Channel announced Friday he is retiring at for 13 consecutive Seasons, tying a Vicki Tabor 71-78— 141 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Welimn 2b 4 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 0 SAN I OIEOO 0 HOUSTON 11, WPOP Jon Stephenson 7467— 141 Brelnlng p 3 0 1 0 NIekro p 2 0 10 2:30 Strikers vs. Team America, the end of this season. major league record. He won 10 Son Diego at Houston abrhbl obrhbl Pn Wao Gall Hlroto 7368-142 Saturday's (tames Barr p 1 0 0 0 Royster ph 1 0 Rlrtiras 0 If 03 110 Moreno cf 4 1 1 0 Sportschannel “ It just isn't as much fun consecutive Gold Glove awards Alice Miller 7872— 142 (All Times EDT) Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 (tamp p 0 0 0 0 Bonilla 2b 4 0 1 1 Puhl rf 3 0 0 0 2:30 LPGA Classic golf. Channel 30 anymore,” said the 13-time All- llling— Meteors 3 (Zack Gletek 2, JoAnne Corner 6874-142 St. Louis (Martin 31) at Chicago Minton p 0 0 0 0 Bedrosin p 0 J) Lezeano 0 rf 4 0 0 0 0 Thon ss 4 0 2 1 4 CART Rex Mavs racing, ESPN and some consider him the finest Debbie AAossev 4:30 Boxing: Ganigan vs. Paul, Star. “ My body says it's not as Wade Bedell), Dolphins 1 (Brian 6874— 142 (Lefferts 1-3), 2:20 p.m. „ Harper ph 0 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 1 0 (tamer 3b 4 110 defensive catcher in the history of Ruganls). Cindy Hill 7873— 143 Pittsburgh (Tunnell 1-3) at Philadelphia Totals X * 10 6 Totota X 4 7 4 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 11 Channel 3 much fun.” the game. Tiger* 1 (Jacob Odell), Mustang* 1 Sue Fogleman 71-72— 143 (Cbriton 66), 7:05p.m. Sw Frandsco XO Ml 008 2— 6 McRvnI cf 3 0 0 0 Knight lb 3 0 0 0 4:30 Jumbo Elliott Invitational track, Bench, 35, in his 16th season with (John Keeler). Carole Chorbonnler 71-73— 143 Los Angeles (Beckwith 81) at A^to (KIO»OOai»-4 Salazar 3b 2 0 2 0 Walling 1b 0 0 0 0 Channel 3 Besides his defensive skills. Penny Pulz (tame-wInnIng RBI — Clark (5). 8 College World Series (If neces­ the Reds, is virtually assured of 71-73-144 Cincinnati (Postore2-5),7;05p.m. Ramirz ss 2 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Bench also was one of the finest Betsy King 74-78—144 Montreal (Lm 32) at New York E— Hubbard, Davis. DP— San Fran­ Flannrv 3b 1 0 0 0 Doran 2b 2 0 10 sary), ESPN being elected to baseball's Hall of sluggers in the game in his prime. iNidgata Jonet Coles 7373— 144 (Holmon 1-3), 7:35 p.m. cisco Whitson p 1 0 0 0 LaCoss p 2 0 0 0 Pot Bradley 7371— 144 1, Atlanta 8 LOB— San Frandsco 6, Fame when he becomes eligible He holds the major-league record Rocket* 1 (Kirk Rlngbloom), Sting 1 Son Frandsco (Hommaker 63) at Lucos p 0 0 0 0 LaCorte p 1 0 1 0 Vicki Fergon 7569^144 Atlanta (Behenna 3-3), 7:40 p.m. Atlanta 6. 2B — Brelnlng, O'Malley, Turner ph 1 0 0 0 Dowlev p o o 0 0 live years after retirement. for most home runs as a catcher — (Jim Zllora). Jane Blalock 6875— 144 Son Diego (Lollar 14) at Houston (M. Murphy, Clerk. HR— Horner (11), Veno- DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 ‘ ‘There is a season and a time for Dianne Dailey W 2 -1 4 4 Scott 1-3), 8:35 p.m. ble (3), Murphy (14). SB— LeMoster 07), 324 His overall home run total is Debbie Austin Totals X I 5 1 Totols X 2 7 2 everything and this is the time for JuniiHO ^ 7 1 — 144 Sunday's Games Murphy (II). Sf"Dlow> ONNIOOO— I B o x in g now 383, 21st on the all-Ume list. In Dale Eggelino 7371— 144Montreol at New York IP H R ER BB SO Houston IN IN O O x -2 me to retire,” Bench said at a 1970, he slammed 45 homers and MCC— Ranger* 4 (Eric Fleming 2, Debbie AAelsterlln 7874— 144 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Son Frandsco Game-wlnnlng RBI — Thon (5). packed news conference con­ Chrl* Bell. Andrew Marsh), Fury 0. Judy Ellis 7671— 145 St. Louis at Chicago Brelnlng 52-3 4 2 2 3 3 E— Ashby. DP— Houston 1. LOB— drove in 148 runs. In 1972, Bench hit AAory Dwyer Barr ducted on the lUverfront Stadium 7372— 145 San Frandsco at Atlanta 2 1-3 2 2 2 1 1 San 40 home runs and collected 125 Amy Alcott 7671— 145 Los Angeles at CIndnnatl Lavelle (W 4-1) 1 0 0 0 1 0 Diego 4, Houston 7. 2B— Moreno, Cruz, field. “ I decided about three weeks RBI. Pam Gletzen 7878— 145 San Diego ot Houston, night Minton (S 7) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Gornef, LaCorte. SB— Doran (4), Rich­ Pla Nilsson Atlanta ago that this season would be it. “ I'm not sad. Baseball has given 7373— 145 ards (11). S— Whitson. Major fight schedule Rosie Jones 71-74— 145 NIekro 8 9 4 4 3 6 , IP H R ER BB SO “I'm proud I worked bard to me so much that I can't be sad. You Deeds* Lasker 7372- 145 American League Camp (L 5-6) 1 1-3 0 1 1 1 3 Son Diego become a Cincinnati Red and I'm G o lf Alice Rltzmon <877— 145 Bedroslan 2-3 1 , 1 , „0 »0 1 , Whitson (L 04) 5 6 2 2 ) 4 (c-denotes defendipg champion) have to face everything, just like Mina Rodriguez Orioles 3, Red Sox 0 proud to be a Cincinnati Red,” said you face the pitcher in a game. 7669^145 Barr pitched to 3 batters In 9th; Lucos 2 1 0 0 2 2 'W Kcrthy Postlewalt 7671— 145 Lavelle pitched to I batter In 10th. OeLeon 1 0 O 0 O 1 June 12 ot Phoenix — Andy (tanlgon Bench, who has spent bis entire Nothing will change my mind Anne-Marie Palll T— 3:04. vs. Jimmy Paul, 12, USBA lightweight 7875— 145 BALTIMORE BOSTON Houston career in the Reds' organisation. Stephanie Forwlg 7373— 145 LaCoss (W 44) 51-3 3 1 0 2 1 title; David Braxton vs. Larry Martin, about retirement. This is it.” Muffin Spenosr-Devlln abrhbl abrhbi 18 NABF lightweight title. -’5J “ It's been a boy's dream for me. 7878— 145 Shelby cf 3 0 10 Remy 2b 4 0 10 iMajor League ieaders LaCorte 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Cathy Mant 7678-146 Dowlev (S 5) 2 2 0 0 0 2 June 14 at Philadelphia — James As a youngster in Oklahoma, I The Reds have scheduled a P6A roauits Beth Daniel Oauer 2b 2 0 0 0 Millercf 3 0 0 0 Shuler vs. Roberto Ruiz, 10, mldd- 7373-146 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 10 Whitson pitched to 2 batters In 6th. dreamed of being Babe Ruth, Yogi “Johnny Bench Night” before a Donna Coponl 7876— 146 Including gomes piayed Thursday, June Iwelghts. Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 0 0 0 PB— Kennedy. T — 2:15. A— 13,385. June 15 at Los Angeles— Jaime Garza Berra and Mickey Mantle all rolled Kathryn Young 7373-146 9, 19*3 r»t.. -• / Sept. 17 home game. Bench also is S4NANWe*tdie*terCla**lc Alison Sheord 7373— 146Roenick rf 3 2 1 1 Boggs 3b 3 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE vs. Bobby Berna, 12, vacant WBC super into one. It's been just a b w t expected to be saluted by special At HorrHoo, N.Y., June 10 Donna H. White Slngletn dh 3 0 2 0 Ystrzm dh 3 0 0 0 Individual Batting bantamweight title. UPI photo (Par 71) 71-75-146 Dwyer dh 0 0 0 0 Stapletn 1b 3 0 0 0 everything anyone could want.” days from all other National Barb Bunkowsky 7672— 146 plover, cib Ob r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg June 15 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike Fuzzy Zoeller <368— 136 Marty Dickerson 7871— 146Ayala It 4 0 2 1 Gedman c 2 0 0 0 Carew, Cal 190 30 8010 2 2 24.421 Rossrnan vs. Al Fracker, 10, light 1 Bench, who first joined the Reds le agu e teams when the Reds Johnny Benng Distnace Race takes place’' John AAohoffev 7370— 143 M.J. Smith 7379-151 Hassev c 4 0 0 0 Leach 1b 3 0 0 0 Buromeir, Ok 3 2 X.2 47 9 19 872 July 15 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-S.T. $450,000 Westchester Classic. Sunday morning, June 26, at the GIbby Gilbert 7873-143 Peggy Conley Cabell 1b 10 0 0 Wilcox, O et 6 6 104.2 75 32 57 2.92 Gordon vs. Carlos deLeon, 12, WBC Robertson stable Gory Koch 7560^144 78*1— 151 Zoeller. overcoming a slight MCC campus; Laurl* RInker 7872- 151 Brookns 3b 3 1 2 0 Guidry, NY * 3 m.2 72 X 54 2.94 cruiserwelght title; Anthony Davis vs. Mark Hayes 7372— 144 Loura Hurlbut Totols 36 1 7 1 Totals 34 7 9 4 Clork, Sea 3 1 51.1 X X X 2 .X Jeff Slumon 7372-144 71*8-151 Young Joe Louis, 10, cru Iserwelghts. case of the morning blahs, pro­ Hospital officials said former NBA coach USF reinstates hoop Early registration indicates a Kellll RInker 7873- 151 Cleveland 100 000 000— 1 Echibrgr, Civ 2 3 66.2 57 X X3.11 July 16 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Wlltred David Peoples 6878144 Marlene Hogge Detroit 500001 Olx— 7 [tarwin, Tex 3 5 69.1 62 X 40 3.12 duced his second consecutive 68 as Reinhardt leads Scotty Robertson was in stable but critical good field of athletes will partici­ Undy Miller 7870— 144 7873-151 (tam6wlnnlng RBI— Grubb (4). Beiment Stakes lieid Benitez vs. Mustafa Homsho, 12, pate in me '83 Relays, the eighth Beckis Pearson 7678-151 KIson, Cal 6 1 69.2 62 X 48 3.X middlewelghts; Tim Witherspoon both he and Ballesteros stood at condition Friday in the coronary care unit of Our Two-time national champion University of San Dm Hallderson 7372-144 Rosey Bartlelt E— McBride 2, Trammell, Brook- NATIONAL LEAGUE vs. annual. ^ Mike McCullough 7874— 144 7675— 151 ens. six-under 136, leaving them one KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (U F l) - Lady of the Lake Hospital. Robertson, who Francisco, which dropped ito baskethall program Colleen Walker *871— 151 Individual Bottkig NEW YORK (UPI) — The field for Jumbo Cummings, 10, heavy­ Lonnie Clements 71-73—144 Connie ChlllemI 7873- 151LOB— Cleveland 8, Detroit 9J‘ 2B— plaver, db ob r h 2b Jb hr rbl avg. Saturday’s running of the$250J)00

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Small Investment TAPES-Caroor oppor­ bedrooms, 2 baths, fully B U ILD E R — New homes, stone, trap rock, and 41 Keeney Drive, Bolton Am/FM stereo. Custom M EXmCNCE KCKS«r FRAMi a two bedroom home. LAND LWIIDATKIN required. Phone 646-2426 REWEAVING BURN additions, remodeling, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Insures an exciting ca­ tunity with one of the Hardwood floors, oak appllanced. Poolside oravel. 643-9504. off 44. Interior, only 20,000 origi­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• N O W IM M O I UMBODY PERSON 9 to 5 weekdays. HOLES — zippers, um­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ END ROLLS— 27ood selection. Coll otter grammatical, lypogiiphicd or six year old girl. Monday hold Items Is with a Street. 2-3-4 rooms. redecorated: Secretarial AMBITIOUS COLLEGE Verfallle. 646-5750. 269 Keeney Street, Glas­ bikes, roof racks, custom RN's driving record. Call Mr. comppsHion erron. MANCHESTER-Bv pllanced kitchen, air con- Kohler Cast Iron Self 4:30pm. 646-5150 or 646- Part Mb m thru Thursday 8 to 4:30, wontod. Dial 643-2711 to Heated, hot water, ap­ tonbury. Equestrian Cen­ drapes, fertilizer Carter 646-6464. Strong LaMuagc Arts owner. Immaculate con­ ditloned, hard wood services available, S150, S TU D E N T looking for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rimming bathroom sink. 8316. Wo currontty havo ctponingo on bnckgrounaprefened. Fridays 8 to 11. For more place your qulck-octlon pliances. No pets. Secur­ summer work. Lawn ter, drill press, bar stools, spreader, antiques, ta- •wvMral nuPBlng unit* on our ovon* dition. 7 Room cape. V/2 floors, $340 plus utilities. ni Including AC and utili­ Mex. sand color. $50. Ing and nloht ontfU for ragtaiarad Information, Coll 643- od. ity. Parking. 523-7047. T.V.s, gloss showcase, bles,lamps, day bed, col­ SECRETARY- Excellent wages and beneftt baths, fireplace, over­ 649-4003. ties. 646-0505 or 646-1960. mowing, painting, odd For Sale Telephone 646-5463. LAWN MOWER-reel nuraaa wHth aoma racant axpari- program that includes a noo- 9584. lobs. Reasonable rotes. steel racks, used tack. lectibles, great clothing, 1969 VOLVO-142S, 2 door anoa. No aNft rotation, altarnate BOOKKEEPER for one conttibutory pension (rfai. sized garage, park like type. Hahns eclipse self wtaakanda off. Excalloni banema aaaaaaasassaaaaaaeaaaae Coll Jeff anytime. 647- much misc. Super pricesi sedan.'Asking $200. Cali girl office. 646-4464. Apply in person or call 643-1101. yard, economical gas ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE VACATION seo- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa powered. 21 Inch, 4 cycle, Irtcluding a compatlllva hotirty ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9013. KING KOIL-Queen mat­ otter 3pm, 646-0518. rata, waakand pramium. ahirt dIN All replies held conTidenlial. heat, must be seen I Homtt tor Sale 31 son Increases the de­ tress and box spring. 7 2.25 hp. Briggs- Stratton farantlala (II.OO for working Homes for Solo 31 HouseliuM Goods 63 GIANT TAG SALE - Re­ AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE An equal opportunity employer. M/F $65,900. 647-1633. Princi­ Homes tor Sole 31 Homes for Sole 31 mand for photographic years old. $99.00. Plus, Parkhound. S95.00. Y«G SMI Nghta) and tuition ralmburaa- pals only. CD LAWN SERVICE- Phone 643-5073. CaMa ••••••••••••••••••••*•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ambltlous college stu­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa land Street, Saturday, CAMPER/VAN. Custom­ 4710 MECHANIC-Must have 579 Mldde lUrvika. W time to run on od In 649-9642. \ MnnctYnalBf. C T 06040 9:30 on. ized Interior. Needs some experience. Own tools. classified to sell that dents doing prompt, USED REFRIGERA­ KITCHEN SET-Podded a»raaitDtU,— ua »ii»ri.AS«»m HMKHtSTn MONIIUI HOSPIHl th e m ark of camera you no longer efficient lawn lobs at chairs. Block wrought ee. Ueteis *• AieaiSe. ieueaef, body work. $2JXX) or best 71 Haym* SL Good pay and benefits! TORS, WASHERS, 26"COLUMBIA Single ^ printing exceNence use. affordable prices. 643- Ranges - clean, guaran­ Iron, formica top, extra Jana 11. S-«. RteiteU t »»cUr. IT TAG SALE-Soturday & offer. Coll otter 3om 649- Manchaaltr, C t 0SO40 Coll Russ for Interview at speed Girls bike. Only 8007. EOE______MUF 9664,646-1813. teed, parts and service. leaf. Ideal for porch or Sunday, June 11th and 646-6606. •••••••••••■••••••••••a 517.00. Excellent condi­ 12th, 10 to 4. 33 Butler Low prices. B.O. Pearl & tion. Brown only. Used patio. Excellent condi­ Resort Property 45 HOUSECLEANING done tion. $70. 649-7625. Road, Manchester. • PAINTERS NEEDED- Son, 649 Main Street, one summer. 6494)032. ,, TAG SALE-Soturday 8, by experienced Individ­ 643-2171. Glassware, antiques, CELEBRITY CIPHER Full time help needed TAKE YOUR CHOICE! ••••••••••••••••••••••a Sunday, June 11th and trunks, etc. ual. Weekly or bi-weekly. Oitabrtty CiptMr oryptogramn am oroaind from quolaHona by lameua pnopm. pnat immediately. 3 to 5 years NEW-NEVER USED Co­ Home and Garden 64 12th. From 10am to 4pm. andpraaant EaeblaHarlntfiacIpbaf etandaforanoevar. Todays Excellent references. experience Is helpful. CHARLESTOWN GAS RANGE-20". Apart­ lonial 8 over 8 Double 541 Wall Street, Hebron. Motorcyctai/Blcvclei 72 Coll 742-5259. ment size. Very clean, T A G SALE-Soturday Call 646-7760. RHODE ISLAND- huno window 34X42. Half June 11,9 to 5. Aluminum Summer home for rent. good condition. Window price. $45.00. Call 646- ••sc QTMOTY AKUO FTXXUlX FOR SALE — Firewood, NEIGHBORH(X)D TAG ladder, yard gate, tools, ACCOUNTS RECEIVEA- OPEN HOUSE TO-MORROW-2-5 PJ 649-4578, ask tor Carol. ••••••••••••••••••••••• In oven door. $75 or best 2190. SALE-Frldoy & Satur­ offer. 643-6630. hardwood two to four air conditioner, lawn B LE CLERK - to handle day, 10th and 11th. 10am mower, furniture, ele0- 1981 HONDA CM 400Cus­ QTRHQ KQQ CLKYA OT 80 HUWL- CAPE COD SOUTH Pointins/Poptring 52 STROLEE CAR SEAT- foot lengths. You pick up. tom. 1905 miles. Backrest customer payments, SSOXN) cord. 7424426. to 4pm Corner of Ash­ rlc range and other bonk deposits, assist In YARMOUTH-SIx room FOR SALE-Caloric 40" Excellent condition. w o rth Ol Glenwood. and luggage rack. Excel­ EL OKA YUXEOI U WLLH OLI 52 KNOLLWOOD RD. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa gas range. Double oven. Items. 20 Arcellia Drive, credit matters and gen^ 63 KNOLLWOOD RD. home, three bedrooms, 520.00. Call 646-7773. Manchester. Manchester, Conn. lent condition. $1200 Sel­ eral office duties. Ability 1 ^ ' baths. Quiert, dead PAINTING AND PAPER Light green. Good condi­ U-TOK STRAWBERRIES ling to settle estate. Call CLKYA THQLY KHYLKQC.” — to communicate and han­ end street. Near golf, HANGING — Exterior tion. $99.00 or best offer. JULIETTE STEREO with 649-7313. 742-5050. ATTHEORNan T A G SALE-Saturday dle telephone Inquiries a beach and amusements. and Interior, ceilings re­ 2 speakers, ploys 45's or June- 11th, Oom to 1pm, SUHOTI NLYHL. must. Typing necessary - Some summer weeks still paired. References, fully 33's, automatic changer, 20" DIRTBIKE-needspe­ Insured. Quality work. FRIGEDAIRE Bwry Patch rain or shine. 58 Jensen dal. $20.00. Call Mark computer experience available. 647-9026 for very good conditon. Ask­ T A G SALE-June 11th and Street, 5 piece dining set, PREVIOUS SO LU TIO N : "Many great things indeed have been helpful but not required. details. -Martin Mottsson, even­ IMPERIAL- 19" Frost ing $60. Negotiable. Call 643-0729 after 3:00. BKUni Ini. S. Niito 12th. 8 to 4pm. Rain date 3 piece wicker furniture, 2 achieved by those who chose not to leap Into the mainstream." Small congenial East ings 649-4431. proof refrlgorator with 646-1099 Steve. JuUne 18th. You name It — Joan Mondale. CAPE CODW est Dennis. freezer below. Light vel-< piece living room set, 1982 HONDA-CR 250. Hat Hartford office with good fri^, iMlOtk — We've got It. 54 Camp- other miscellaneous fur­ eiS63byNEA,lnc. 23 I benefits. Resume must Comfortable three bed­ INTERIOR — EXTE- low, very good condition. SHARKLINE SAFETY field Rood. been raced 3 times. Good room cottage. Available RIOR Pointing — Wal­ SISO.or best offer. 30" 91.1. ti picM lit niture. Clothes, house­ condition. $1300 or best ■ state salary require­ POOL LAD D ER used one hold Items and miscel­ ments, experience and July 30th. 649-8760. lpapering and drywall Wostinghouso electric season. Now have a deck, offer. Call Rick 560-9433 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright T A G SALE-Thls Satur­ laneous Items. business references. Per­ Installation. Quality pto- stove and oven, drop-ln S55. 649-3085 otter 6:00. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa day. “ You want It-We got after 5om. sonnel, P.O. Box 8127, MANCHESTER-For fesslonal work. Reosona- model, light yellow $75 or Pots 65 Itr* Good Items. Come Oi East Hartford, CT 06108. rent, professional suite. Ble prices. Free esti­ best offer. 24" Corning FOR S A LE: 20 ” gds see. 190 Chestnut Street. 1975 HONDA G L 1000. Please call 647-1493. mates. G .L . McHugh, self cleaning electric stove. Good condition. Near Forest Street. Look Goldwlng. Shaft drive. SECURITY GUARD-Part 643-9321. bullt-ln double oven unit, $30. Old cast Iron double for Sign. Excellent conditioni New time position available. practically new , $125 or sink with new faucet, BOARDING- point, tires, saddle seat, best offer. Call evenings Automotive 16 hours per week. Expe­ 8 ROOM RAISED RANCH NAME YOUR OWN 530.00. Coll 643-4681. Glastonbury Equestrian T W O FAMILY TAG stored tor years, very low ORAND NEW 8 R06m COLONIAL PRICE. Painting, paper­ otter 5:30,6464)136 oor all rienced preferred. Con­ •)M MIsc tor Rent 46 Center. S150 to tIOS per SALE — 0-16 Pilgrim miles. Steal at $1600.659- tact Mr.. Kennedy at the ing, removal. Fast ser­ day weekends. 12 VOLT DOUGLAS CAR month. Includes dolly 1906. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING 4 DEDROOMS • 2';^ OATHS ••••••••••••••••••••••a Lone, AAonchester. Sat­ Meadows Manor for ap­ vice. 289^1,647-0254. B A T TE R Y . 4 months old. turnouts and use of loroe urday & Sunday J une 11th Cors/Truckitor Sol# 71 pointment. 647-9191. Good condition and reos- Indoor ring, and much, GAS HEAT PLUS HEAT PUMPI ALL CITY UTILITIES HORSE STALLS for rent- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and 12th. 10am to 3pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 116 acres of fenced pas­ O.G. PETERSON P A IN T­ ohable. Call 643-4859. much morel 633-4665. Household Items, LEGAL SECRETARY- 450 FT. TREED LOTI ture, riding trolls. Tele- ING CO.Interlor and ex­ MbctorSiao 63 clothes, tome large sizes, 1970 SCOUT — low miles, *•€ Vehicles ]l| Full time, Manchester. PROFESSIONAL EXECUTIVE AREA terior. Spray, brush, or AM/FM STEREO CAR RIDING LESSONS- runs good. Call 742-9852. Phone 643-8516 — •••waaaaaaaaaaaaaa books, auto ports. Mov­ Real Estate experience OVER 2700 SQ. FT. Glastonbury. ' roll. Custom wallpaper RADIO- for Ford. 12 volt. Glostonburv Equestrian ing must sell. Pieose no aaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaasUa preferred. Excellent be­ MAXIMUM INSUUTION hanging. Workmanship FREE PUPPIES-Mother Reasonable. Coll 646- Center now offerlno Rid­ early birds. GOVERNMENT SUR­ C O A C H M A N CADET- nefits, chal longing and guaranteed. 646-0467. 0628. MAXIMUM INSULATION VINYL SIDING ••••••••••••••••••••••a Bassett and Cocker. Fa­ ing Lessons on a dally PLUS CARS AND 1976. 2016 ft, air condl- Interesting position. Sa­ ther Terrier. Coll 745- basis tor children and TAG SALE- Saturday TR U CKS listed for $42,064 lary commensurate with EXTERIOR HOUSE tlonlniL ownings, center CUSTOM CRAFTED (You can atlll chooaa your oWn ooloral) Reommoles Wonted 40 0153,649-3595 after 4:30. W H ITE M E T A L SPRING adults, beginners thru od- Ju n e ll Sunday 12,10 to 5. sold for S4S1. More avall- both, 15500, With Buick experience. 643-1136. 9am PAINTING-Colltoe se­ Chaise lounge. A-1 Shape. vanced. Rotes start at $10 Apartment or cottage oble. 203-748-6996 ext 413. to 5pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••a niors. Three years expe­ Estate Wagon tow car NEW DRESSES AND For porch or cottooe. per hour. 633-4665. Fireplace with chimney $10,500. Both In excellent rience. Cheap rotes. Free S3Q.OO. Coll 649-7944. otter FEMALE R O O M A T E SKIRTS. S10.00. Call 646- Ripes.' Ofd boot 'and FORD ESCORT-1901. 3 condition In- and out. estimates. Call Peter 4022. 1pm. GLASTONBURY trailer, etc 226 School do6r hatchback. Power home healyh aw e needed June 1st. Share Krupp 6434M68 or Jeff 647-1569. SOME FINANCING HEtP MAY BE POS^IBIE house In Glastonbury. EQUESTRIAN CENTER- Street. steering, rear window de­ (Cgrtifbd) Lombardo 646-0650. 0 place settings plus serv­ Summer Riding Camps Needed for private S160 plus