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WASHINGTON (U PI) - In a stronger than I expected.” double dose of good news for the The decline in wholesale prices nation's economic recovery, the was bigger in the January-March f government reported Friday that quarter than in any three-month wholesale prices dropped 0.1 per­ period since the end of 1952, Labor m i cent and factory production made Department economists said F ri­ April l6th a strong 1.1 percent gain in March. day. It was the first quarterly The decline in wholesale prices decline of any size since 1976. from January to March, as mea­ The recovery reached through sured by the government’s Pro­ the supply pipeline to raise raw ducer Price Index, was the steep­ materials prices by 0.6 percent. est for any quarter in more than But the combination of busier . " d three decades, the Labor Depart­ factories and declining business ment said. prices overall was especially fa- At the same time, a sharp surge vtTrable, economist Sinai said. in factory production of construc­ “ It’s a double dose of good news" tion supplies, and even furniture that typically only happens “ in the and carpeting, was triggered by a early stages of the recovery,” he housing boom that lifted Febru­ said. Later, however, heavier ary’s housing starts 93 percent economic demand is bound to push above the level of a year earlier. prices up somewhat, he said. “ It’s just the kind of recovery we were hoping for," Martin Feid- The decline in the overall energy index of 3.2 percent, despite a 2.5 Herald photos by Tarquinio stein, the president’s chief eco­ nomic adviser, told reporters at percent increase in natural gas i the White House. prices, more than canceled the 0.5 Great hands " I t ’s continuing increase in percent increase in food prices led output that leads to greater hires by skyrocketing vegetable prices. •y Vinnie Sica, 11, of 51 Benton St. displays his talent and declines in unemployment," The March Producer Price In­ juggling clubs at balls at Robertson School Friday. Note he added. “ We’re very pleased dex was 283.4, equivalent to a cost millie frugal with the way the recovery is of $2,834 for the same goods that the expression of concentration on his face (right). progressing." cost business $1,000 in 1967. — ' k i i *• -•• Vinnie says he’d like to be a professional juggier, but if Economist Allen Sinai, of the But in Connecticut, countering that doesn’t work out he’li become a hockey player. private analysis firijn Data Resour­ somewhat the optimism from ces Inc., echoed the optimism. Washington, it was revealed "It was very impressive evi­ Friday that about 50 workers will dence that we have a solid lose their jobs because of a Manchester Parkade recovery going,” he said. decision to shut down an Ansonia Federal Reserve Board econo­ firm in August despite efforts by Chino threatens U.S. air link mists said manufacturing output the state to avert the closing. measured alone was up 1.3 per­ The H.C. Cook Co. will be phased cent. with steel, furniture and PEKING (UPI) - Already out beginning Aug. 15 by its parent resumption of services to Taiwan when It began its Peking service. Peking route has not lived up to the lumber contributing the most strained U.S.-China relations company, LRC North America of drawing near, the protests have “ The Chinese'?ee a difference financial hopes Pan Am had when improvement. Coal, oil and gas came under new tension Friday, Little Falls, N.J., and operations been stepped up lately, aviation between letting airlines continue to service began in 1977. The high cost wells were off almost 2 percent. with aviation sources saying Pek­ will be relocated at its Florida sources said. serve Taiwan and ietting airiines of travel to China and world Overall, the March factory fig­ ing threatens "severe repercus­ facilities. China last month sent a protest start service," one source said. recession pushed the route’s load ures returned to the vigorous sions” if Pan American Airways to the U.S. Civil Aviation Board, “ They’ve told Pan Am that it if factor down to about 30 percent last upward trend that erupted with resumes flight to Taiwan in June which is expected to reply within wants to fly to Taiwan, it can be the year. January’s 1.5 percent improve­ as scheduled. the next two weeks. "CAAC has first to do so — after Peking’s retaliation options ment that first ^convinced many The dispute is surging to the fore said there will be severe repercus­ reunification.” could range from “ shooting its economists the recession was Inside Today at a time when relations are badly sions if the flights resume,” an Diplomatic sources said Pek­ mouth off to canceling flights and ending. Production was up only 0.3 strained by the U.S. decision to aviation source said. ing’s attitude to resumed Pan Am objecting to Pan Am ’s designation percent in February. Before De­ 20 pages, 2 sections -give political asylum to Chinese Pan Am is the only U.S. airline flights to Taiwan will likely be / as the U.S. carrier to China,’ ’ a cember, it had gone up only twice Business...... 'tennis player Hu Na. In reprisal, with passenger service to China, influenced by th^ degree to which it diplomatic source said. in 17 months. Church ...... China suspended ali official oports which regards Taiwan as a rene­ perceives the decision to be a The iatter would imperil air Jerry Jasinowski, the chief Classified...... and cultural exchanges with the gade province that one day must be poiitical rather than strictly eco­ service between the two countries. economist of the National Associa­ Comics...... United States. reunified with the mainland. nomic move. Aviation sources said they do not tion of Manufacturers, called the Entertoinment...... Pan Am ’s plans to resume flights Lottery...... Several airlines now fly to both Pan Am is reported to estimate think China will go that far, but factories report "another sign of to Taiwan has been the subject of Opinion...... Peking and the Taiwanese capital that it can make $15 million to $20 they added CAAC could well make the recovery in manufacturing. quiet protests by CAAC, China's Sports...... of Taipei. But China sees the Pan million a year from the pianned “ life in China so difficult for Pan The depressed durable goods in­ Television...... State airline, for some time. Am case differently because the Tokyo-Taipei route. Am that it would pull out on its dustries — autos, primary metals Weather...... ^ But with the June 16 date for the airline stopped flying to Taiwan By contrast, the San Francisco- own,” and construction — look somewhat 15 million of us Homidde likely M i waited 'till end WASHINGTON (U PI) - As many as 15 million in teen's death Americans, procrastinating until the last day, DON’T MISS IT! raced to complete and file their federal income tax returns Friday — and some faced a double By Richard Cody was then driven by police to headquar­ deadline. Herald Reporter ters in Vernon. About an hour before Midnight also was the normal cutoff for people Merton arrived, a teenage girl who to reduce their 1982 taxes by investing in an VERNON — Police today are investi­ identified herself to a police officer at Individual Retirement Account. But the Internal gating the probable slaying of a the scene as a friend of Ms. Merton, Revenue Service said those who filled out the teenage girl whose body was found whom she suspected as being the The Most Exciting proper form by midnight for an extension in filing early Friday afternoon in a wooded victim, said she knew of the girl’s their taxes also would get up to a four-month area alongside an old railroad line actions the previous night. She was extension to apply an IR A to that year. about a quarter mile east of the old asked to go to headquarters for Banks, savings and loans and brokerage houses Vernon Circle. questioning. have been doing a land office business in these There were no suspects Friday night, At the scene, Merton said he had accounts, through which an individual can invest and the cause of death is officially heard his daughter had been dropped up to $2,000 a year ($2,250 for a one-income couple, unknown, police said. An autopsy is off by friends the night before on . Money-Saving $4 ,000 for two-income couples.) These amounts, scheduled. Washington Street, near the crime plus anything the investments earn, are free from Vernon police Friday released little scene. taxation until withdrawn after the age of 59>A. information about the suspected homi­ Vernon Police Lieutenant Edwin R. cide, and did not identify the victim, Carlson, spokesman for the depart­ In , Citibank spokeswoman Maureen who they said was in her mid-teens. But ment, would neither confirm nor deny 0-Brien said after a weekofIR A applications five other information obtained at police any connection between the report that times normal, Frjday morning was “ relatively headquarters and at the crime scene Miss Merton was missing and the slain quiet.’ ’ But the bank, anticipating a big evening indicates that the victim was 16- or girl. demand, opened a midtown "T ax Shelter Center” Fashion Experience 17-year old Sherie Ann Merton, of A Vernon police officer discovered and arranged to keen it onen until midnight. Frankin Street, Vernon. the body at 1 p.m., police said. Carlson The 1982 tax year was the first for which any She had been missingsince Thursday would not coniment on whether the taxpayer who works could take advantage of an night, her father, Gary Merton, said at discovery was accidental or the result IRA. Previously they applied only to the the crime scene. He showed up there of a tip. self-employed. Through April 7, 5.6 million about 6 p.m. just as police were driving The body was found on an old returns, or 17 percent of those processed, claimed out of the wooded area in a station railroad line about 1,000 feet from the To Ever Hit You! IR A deductions. wagon with the fully cloth-covered intersection of Washington Street and In all, the IRS expects 97 million federal tax body. Though he tried, he was not Birch Street. The area is also near. returns to be filed for 1982, about 25 million of allowed to make an identification at the Interstate 86. Police were on the scene fc:' them during the final week, and 10 million to 15 scene. collecting evidence into late evening million during the final day. Merton said he was sure the victim Friday. The state police’s MajorCrime Herald photo bv Cody was his daughter. “ That is about normal for filing on the last Squad was called in to gather evidence. Police refused to corroborate his day," said IRS spokesman Larry Batdorf. The body has been brought to the statements. MERTON (LEFT) ESCORTED BY OFFICER HERZOG Merton, who was visibly distraught. PleuH)' turn la page lU . . . car in backround contained corpse of the victim 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 16, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 16, 1983 - 3 NsnONM. WtATHm SmVRS rONSCAST to ? m 1ST 4-IS-SS News Briefing . ■ 30 Z4

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P l) — Livertransplant patient Brandon Hall passed the halfway mark Friday of the ■n tIMMMTUMt critical 48 hours after surgery and tried to play MIAMI pat-a-cake, his mother and doctors said. Doctors said the liver they transplanted into the Z- jH, 13-month-old boy was functioning normally and post-operative bleeding was beginning to slow down. E 3 * * * " * ’ ^ ^ "Brandon is awake. He’s looking around and doing % m Wf M N m F010CA91 *9 about as we expected,” said Scott Kent, a spokesman for LeBonheur Children's Medical Center. “ Of For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. Rain will be course, he’s still in critical condition, but he’s doing expected in the North Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere, well. All vital signs are stable.’’ weather will remain (air in general. Maximurh Dr. Peter Whitington, the child’s physician, said the temperatures include: 66, S3, Chicagp. bleeding was not unexpected but "m aybe a little more 42, Cleveland 41, Dallas 74, Denver 56, Duluth 3S,t severe than we would like. But it’s slowing down.” Houston 72, Jacksonville 68, Kansas City 58, Little Rock; "H e looks generally quite well,” Whitington added. 69, 67, Miami 80, Minneapolis 43, Nar9' " I f he continues to improve as he is, he might be out of Orleans 72, New York 55, Phoenix 84, San Francisco 69, intensive care in a week to 10 days.” Seattle 68, St. Louis 58, and Washington 60. The Walnut, Miss., boy became the world’s second youngest liver recipient in a complicated 12-hour operation that began Wednesday just hours after he and his mother appeared in Washington before a congressional subcommittee investigating transplant problems. Weather He has been in critical but stable condition since Herald photo by Tarquinio surgery, and is hooked up to a respirator, arterial monitor and other equipment. His mother said Friday HAY AND MHS STUDENTS LISTEN TO PERFORMANCE AT THE SCHOOL he was a bit playful as he lay on his back in the ... He told crowd he can't wait to get back into the classroom intensive care unit. Today’s weather Rain tapering off into showers Saturday morning; On 'Good Morning, America' Hostage drama stalemate U P I ph o to becoming windy with highs SO to 55. Partly cloudy; windy and cool Saturday night and Sunday. Lows PITTSBURGH (U P I) — Efforts to end a two-day Today In history Saturday in the 30s and Ughs Sunday 45 to SO. Windd siege by a pair of gun-toting inmates holding two becoming northwest IS to 2S mph Saturday. HAY HOLDS UP REAL APPLE hostages at the maximum-security Western Peniten­ a series of blasts that rocked Texas City. tiary were stalled Friday over the prisoners’ silence On April 16, 1947 more that 500 people He got a golden one in Washington Frank Gifford chats with Lee Hay on demands for ending the standoff. were killed when a French ship carrying Smoke rises from blazing oil storage Extended forecast Officials said the inmates had yet to detail terms for nitrates exploded at the dock, setting off tanks In this aerial view. On Wednesday Manchester High very easy for us to sell education. competition when they get out into kinds of changes that are going to releasing the prison guard and civilian employee they Extended outlook for New Monday- School’s LeRoy Hay, just-named We told kids that they needed to that real world. And if you’re going impact on their lives. took captive in a basement identification room at 8:30 through Wednesday: Hay touchest^down U.S. Teaccher of the Year, ap­ learn so that they could have a job to meet that competition, you’re a.m. Thursday in a botched escape plot. Merman had brain tumor Hansen says he’ll fight Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: peared on ABC-TV’s “ Good Morn­ when they get out there. Today, I going to have to have not only GIFFORD: This is such a visual "They haven’t stopped what they were doing and we Fair Monday. Chance of rain ’Tuesday and ing America” prior to visiting the couldn’ t make that promise. I reading, writing and arithmetic, 'world we live in. Everyone’s haven’t given them much,” state corrections bureau WetJnesday. H i ^ generally in tbe 40s. Lows Grom tbe White House. He was interviewed couldn’t guarantee them a job. but you’re going to have to be able NEW YORK (UPD - Ethel Merman, the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. George V. Hansen, looking at television. They’re spokesman Ken Robinson said, "so we’re still pretty brassy-voiced star of Broadway, Hollywood and mid 20s to tbe mid 30s. in the real world by Frank Gifford. The following, a And, so. we’re making a change. to speak and you’re going to have playing games on television. Read­ R-Idabo, saying he intends to fight the government, much at a stalemate.” Maine: Chance of flurries north and fair south complete transcript of the Hay We’re making a change to a to be able to get hold of news television, was in satisfactory condition Friday pleaded innocent Friday to charges he filed false ing is so important. I know you feel The inmates’ only request — for food — was denied, Monday. F air ’Tuesday. Chance of light rain or snow segment, was provided to the motivation that you’ve got to learn information. very strongly about that. How can following surgery for a brain tumor. financial disclosure statements, including concealing By Raymond T. DeMeo looked at us and said, ‘Should we Robinson said, adding the inmates “ have not told us Wednesday. Highs in the mid 30s north to mid 40s Manchester Herald by the ABC so that when you get out there you I really think that we’ve turned you convince the student that he The operation was performed Thursday, a hospital loans from Texas billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt. Herald Reporter know you?” ’ what they want to end this.” south Monday and Tuesday and in the 40s Wednesday. Network and "G ood Morning can learn whatever job happens to the corner, and that students are has got to read, and how do you offficial said. The 74-year-old headUner was in The seven-term congressman entered his plea Lows in tbe upper teens and 20s. He talked about a particularly America.” be out there. beginning to respond more, recog­ build up the habit of reading? post-operative care at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital before U.S. District Judge Joyce Hens Green, who "Is anybody in class?” Dr. Officials last spoke with inmates Richard Henkel, New Hampshire: aggressive reporter from the Wa­ nizing what they’ve heard, you’ve 45, of Pittsburgh, and Louis Coviello, 26, of Dunmore, in Manhattan. released him and set a June 20 trial date. LeRoy E. Hay asked Friday as he Chance of flurries north and fair south Monday. shington Post who tried to put him FR A N K GIFFORD: Dr. Leroy GIFFORD: Can you get that got to learn. HAY: Part of my vision of the Pa., about 7:30 a.m. Friday. A short time later, the "She was packed and ready to go to for Frank Campbell, Hansen’s lawyer, said the surveyed the crowd of Manchester F air Tuesday. Chance of light rain or snow. on the spot at a press conference, Hay is a teacher, but not just any across at that age level? future is that we are going to two men unplugged a telephone being used in the Academy Awards” when she was stricken with an maverick Republican intends to file motions to High School students and teachers Wednesday. Highs in the mid 30s north to mid 40s but ended up writing "the-nicest teacher. Mr. Hay has been named GIFF^ORD: But getting to the continue to read, except we’re negotiations. inability to speak,” said Irving Katz, Miss Merman’s dismiss the indictment, raising questions alxHit tte gathered in the high school cafete­ south Monday and ’Tuesday, and in tbe 40s north to story” in the next day’s paper. the 1983 Teacher of the Year. And HAY: Well, that’s one reason approach, yourself, Dr. Hay, I going to read from the image on “ We’re waiting to see if they will make contact out,” business manager. separation of governmental powers. ria to welcome him back from near 50 south Wednesday. Lows in tbe 20s to low 30s.: later today he’s scheduled to we’re having a difficult time in think it’s very interesting, the that television screen. I guess what Robinson said. "She had a cab waiting to take her to the airport,” Washington, D.C. School nurse Gerry Hoit wanted He told Judge Green that Hansen will present Vermont.: Rather cool throu|d> the period. receive a gold-colored apple from education right now. It’s very, class that you teach on futurism. I ’m suggesting is that even though Authorities said the siege began while the inmates Miss Merman, 74, bad been scheduled to perform Friday was "H ay Day” at MHS, to hear about Hay's visit with "complex and novel” issues of law to challenge the Generally fair Monday and Tuesday, thoi a chance of Mrs. Reagan at the White House. very difficult. And there are a lot of Now, how does that equate with the you and I grew up with a book as were in the ID room being prepared to leave for a "There’s No Business Like Show Business” with and the center of attention was Nancy Reagan Tuesday. “How four-count indictment charging he filed false financial showers Wednesday. Highs in tbe 40s and low 80s. Dr. Hay, head of the English students in the United States in English department? the common medium, I think you’ll court hearing on a murder charge against Henkel. Peter Allen and Bernadette Peters in the show’s Hay, the high school’s English was Nancy?” she asked. disclosure statements in 1978,1079,1980 and 1981. Lows in tbe 30s. department at Manchester High public schools who are turning us find kids are going to read from Irving Berlin tribute, Katz said. Department chairman and Na­ Hpy called her "a very gracious School in Manchester, Connecti­ off, who, as I say, are choosing not HAY: Well, I ’m teaching stu­ that screen. To convince them to Prison officials were tipped Wednesday about an Instead, Miss Merman took a private ambulance to Outside the courthouse, Hansen toid reporters he is tional Teacher of the Year. person,” but admitted he hadn't cut. And he’s joining us this to learn. And we in education have dents how to improve their skills in get into that habit, I think we have escape plan, but the inmates still managed to get the hospital and walked in, saying she was not feeling innocent and will fight the charges. He said he It was also the first day this week got to know the First Lady very morning from our Washington got to make that change. And it’s reading, writing, speaking, view­ to combine the whole concept of pistols. The Allegheny County Sheriff’s department well, said hospital spokeswoman Bemie Wisneski. accurately filed his financial disclosure statements Long Island Sound that the 36-year-old Hay’s daily well in the eight minutes he spent said the two planned to escape either going to or Miss Merman was admitted that day, April 7. studios to tell us what he’s up to in difficult. ing and listening. The difference that im ageof that television, not sit each year as required by the Ethics in Government schedule wasn’t determined by the with her in the White House Rose the classroom. returning from the hearing. Neurological tests were conducted, and the decision Today rain, tapering to showers in tbe early between high school English there and say they shouldn’t be Act of 1978. '< ^ small army of publicists and press Garden. Dr. Hay, I know you heard Joan was made Wednesday to operate. Ms. Wisneski said. morning. Windy with highs 50 to 55. Winds northwest GIFFORD: We hear so much courses and this one is that the watching television, but to use that “ W e’ve done things right,” he said. "The Justice Agents who shepherded over him in Although Hay’s wife and two talking to the two college students, 15 to 25 mph. Tonight and Sunday partly cloudy windy about — and we have for many students have chosen to work on television image. Let’s put the While the hospital declined to disclose the nature of Department is dead wrong.” (he nation’s capital. children had time for sightseeing talking about how tough that it and cool. Lows in the 30s. Highs near 50. Northwest years — integration of the simple those skills by studying projections book on that image and have our the illness, Katz said "some sort of brain tumor” had ”I can’t wait to be back in the in Washington, his schedule was really is to go out there and get a Hansen took note of the date: April IS, the deadUne winds 15 to 25 mph. skills, reading and writing and for the future. Where you and I students respond to reading from Mrs. Bush tours plant been found in testing. A prognosis was not available, classroom where life will be booked solid through the week. The for filing federal income tax forms. Hansen, a critic of job. With that in mind, with a spelling, how do you convince would have read whatever specific there. although the hospital said she was in “ stable and nonnal again,” he said. Teacher of the Year had to impart college education things are tough, these youngsters that this is pieces of literature the teacher EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Barbara Bush, wife of the Internal Revenue Service, maintains bis indict­ '' flay described' ih~seIf-mocking satisfactory” condition Friday. his i^s'dbm at “ luncheons” that how can you keep students at the important, that this is necessary, would put in front, my students are GIFFORD: In other words, don't Vice President George Bush, toured the Pratt It ment was politically motivated. fashion the attention he's attracted were more like dinners and equally high school level interested in no matter what they go into in life? looking at non-fiction as their fight the devil: live with the devil. Whitney Aircraft Group plant Friday to observe the since being officially designated sumptuous suppers. While he sat at education? reading focus. They’re writing Dr. Hay, thank you for being company’s program for helping workers improve Lottery National Teacher of the Year on a head table his wife and children HAY: I think that part is getting about what kind of world they may with us. We’re out of time now. reading and writing skills. Tuesday. Walesa to keep meeting Arbitration agreed upon were scattered at tables with DR. LEROY HAY: That’s prob­ easier because students recognize face tomorrow; but, all from that Congratulations. Have a great Mrs. Bush, a big supporter of literacy volunteers, “My family and I drove up to the people they’d never met before, ably the foremost problem we face today — thanks to interviews such kind of factual base. But, they’re time at the White House today. Museum of National History (in which was “ tough” for them, he was in Connecticut to start National Volunteer Week, WARSAW, (UPI) — Police stepped up their WASHINGTON (UPD — The Metropolitan Trans­ in education today because when as we just heard — that there’s still doing English, except they’re The Connecticut Daily Lottery number drawn Washington, D.C.) and people said. which begins Sunday. pressure on Lech Walesa Friday, but the defiant portation Authority and the leaders of the striking you and I were in school, it was going to be a great deal of doing it through a study of all those HAY: Thank you. former Solidarity chief vowed he would keep meeting union in ^ e Metro-North commuter rail strike Friday Friday was 801. The Play Four number was 2901. She said she had chosen literacy volunteers as a with fugitive leaders of bis outlawed union. agreed in principle to resolve the dispute through The New Hampshire daily lottery number Friday was 2098. * project when her husband decided to campaign for the Walesa spoke with reporters outside militia binding arbitration. Republican nomination for president in 1980. She has headquarters in his hometown .of Gdansk, where he MTA Chairman Richard Ravitch told a House The Rhode Island daily lottery number Friday was Fire calls b ^ n working to promote the fight against illiteracy Water mains spent the day awaiting the release of his driver, committee that if details of the binding arbitration 8002. The “4-40 Jackpot” numbers, drawn Friday; Calendar nationwide since he became vice president. Mieczyslaw Wachowski. procedure could be worked out during the weekend, were 22-34-05-37 with a jackpot of $43,222. trains on the Metro-North line could be running by The Vermont daily lottery number Friday was 386, During her morning tour, Mrs. Bush said she talked Police refused to allow Walesa to accompany Monday. Tbe Maine daily lottery number Friday was 164. Manchester ney fire, 40 Oliver Road. (District) service, 24 Farm Drive. (Town) to five students in the program at Pratt & Whitney, a Wachowski to the militia station, but the union leader to be flushed Wednesday, 3:11 p.m. — Box Thursday, 12:18 a.m. — Electri­ followed anyway, waiting outside the building since Wednesday, 6:14 a.m. — Auto­ division of the Hartford-based United Technologies Tbe breakthrough in the strike came before a alarm, Cheney Brothers. (Town) cal problem, 79 Summer St. Corp. early morning. Manchester The town’s Wdter Department will flush town water mobile rollover, 432 Oakland St. Wednesday, 7:05 p.m. — Brush (Town) Senate Labor Committee bearing on legislation that (District) ” It’s a wonderful service,” she said. " I believe in mains next week on East Center Street from Main fire, ISO North Main St. (District) Thursday, 1:39 a.m. — Medical h’ollowing the 2>A hour interrogation Thursday of would force binding arbitration to settle the 39-day-old Monday Wednesday, 1:09 p.m. — Chim­ incentive and motivation and this program has given strike, which has affected 90,000 commuters in New Street to Woodbridge Street and in the vicinity of Wednesday. 10:19n.m.— Public call, 547 Center St. (Town) Walesa’s wife Danuta, the summons for Wachowski Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., Lincoln people hope,” she told reporters in a brief news York and Connecticut. Almanac Oxford, Pitkin and Strickland streets. conference after the tour. indicated authorities were determined to press the Cfenter hearing room 39-year old former union leader’s family and Residents in those areas may notice some water The five-year-old Pratt & Whitney literacy program United Transportation Union official William Beebe , Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, 7 p.m.. associates for more information about Walesa's discoloration and reduced pressure during the is one of the first company-sponsored programs of its and Richard Frear told the panel that pending tbe vote Eighth District firehouse meetings last weakened with the Solidarity flushing. kind, said P&W spokesman Jim Devaney. of their general committees, they were willing to Tuesday underground. Devaney said the reading and writing skill program resolve the dispute under the exact tem u of the Today is Saturday, April 16, tbe 106th day of 1983 Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall coffee It water looks discolored, the homeowner should try with 259 to follow. room to avoid using it until it clears. This will prevent rust currently has more than 1,400 employees enrolled in The underground’s five-man "Temporary Coordi­ proposed legislation. They said they would poll their The moon is moving toward i u first quarter. Human Relations Commission, Town Hall hearing and sediment from filtering into to home’s plumbing training and educational programs with another 2,100 nating Commission” circulated a call for nationwide 34 committee members and have the results by The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. room system. enrolled in the compands educational assistance anti-government demonstrations May 1. The flyer Saturday. Tbe evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. Wednesday program. was headed by a brief announcement of the meeting If sediment gets into a home’s hot wate tank, the the If the union committees agree to binding Those bom this date are under tbe sign of Aries. He said the company’s efforts to fight illiteracy also with Walesa. Advisory Committee on Parks & Recreation, 7:30 homeowner should wait until the water clears and involves encouraging employees to volunteer to tutor arbitration, attorneys for tbe railroad and tbe union Wilbur Wright, American inventor of tbe airplane,' p.m., Town Hall coffee room then open the faucet at the bottom of the tank to drain would have to agree on the procedure. one another. He said the company provides the boo^ The clear implication was that Walesa backed the was bom April 16, 1867. Actor Charlie Chaplin also - Handicapped Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center off the material that setiles. was bom on this date, in 1889 and actor Peter Ustinov: Thursday and the employees meet at their own time. protests — an endorsement that could increase the Following that. Ravticb told the panel that if a in 1921. If a load of washing is done while water is M anchester Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6 p.m. Mrs. Bush said she was impressed by Pratt & turnout on May Day — but Walesa refused to speak binding arbitration agreement was reached, Metro- discolored, the load should be done again after the On this date in history: Board of Directors public comment session, Whitney’s efforts to help employees better further about the bulletin because it could result In North would "b e delighted if the trains operated the water clears. Four ounces of cream of tartar should be themselves. more legal trouble for him. way were in January.” In 1862, Congress abolished slavery in tbe District of 6:30-7:30 p.m. Columbia. added to clean out any stains that appear on clothing. In 1947, more than 500 people were killed when a It normally takes about two hours for water to clear l ^ k e d e French frigate carrying nitrates exploded while Coventry in a home. If water stays discolored for an extended Seven now facing Jail docked in Texas City, Texas. Monday period, the homeowner should call the Water In 1972, ApoUo-16 blasted off for tbe moon with three Department at 647-3115. Liaison Committee, 7 p.m.. Nurse’s Office, Town MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — Seven young men American astronauts aboard. Also that day, U S Hall. were sentenced to 1>A years in Jail before a stunned planes raided tbe North Vietnam capital of Hanoi. MIdcHg Turnpike Wost/Broad SI. courtroom Friday in connection with two deaths last Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Hall In 1975, the government of Cambodia asked the Tnesday (Exit 92 on I 86) summer stemming from a high school rivalry. communist insurgento for a cease-fire and offered to Tbe sister of defendant Joseph Burke let out a loud turn power over to them. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Planning howl and ran from tbe packed courtroom when the Office, Town Hall. sentence was announced. His mother sobbed quietly. Public Hearing on Elm Water Company Proposed SINATRA 1 A thought for the day: English critic, essayist and. . Rate Hike, 7 p.m., Board Room, Town Hall. The coutroom appeared to be divided between caricaturist Sir Max Beerbohm said, "Tbe duilaid's Wednesday ^ supporters of tbe defendants and supporters of tte envy .of brilliant men is always assuaged by the - victims, Barry Griffin Jr, 19, and Richard Retzel, 18, suspicion they will come to a bad end.” Fire Sub-station Committee, 7:30 p.m., Nurse’s both of Lee. The seven defendants are from Office, Town Hail. CROSBY WELCOMES neighboring Lenox. Recreation Commission. 7:30 p.m., Plannine The defendanU, in sports jackets and ties, Office, Town Hall. remained composed as Berkshire Superior Court Conservation Commission, 8 p.m.. Board Room, Judge William Simons sentenced them on diarges of Town Hall. SHORE assault and battery. They were led out by about 10 iianrltPBtpr Hrntlil Thursday state troopers and whisked off to the Berkshire County WIC, I p.m., Board Room, Town Hall. House of Correction to begin their sentences. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Finance Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse’s Office, NAT "KING” COLE The victims drowned June S. 1981 following a Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Town Hall. graduation party for Lenox Memorial H ii^ School Economic Development Committee, 7:30 p.m.. seniors at a Pittsfield lodge and a subsequent U SP S 327-500 VOL. Oil, No. 167 Board Room, Town Hall. celebration at a likeside cottage. BIG BANDS Their bodies were found in Laurel Lake in a PubIWwd dally sxotpl Sunday Sugtaatad carrier ralaa are and certain holldaya by iha Andover submerged late model Cadillac which witnesses said 81.20 weakly, 86.12 lor ana Manchaitar PubkaMng Co.. IS month. 816.35 for thraa moMha, plunged down a ramp — the bord«r between Lee and Bralnard Place, Manchaatar, 830.70 lo r a lx m ontha a n d S81.40 Monday Lenox — after the defendants sought out and fought Conn. 06040. Second claaa for one year. Mall ratea are Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. the victims because of some Asparaging remarks poatago paid at Manchaatar. avaHabla on raquaat' ALL YOUR FAVORITES Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. made earlier in the evening. , Coon. POSTMASTEH: Sand ad- draaa chang aa to th a M anchaatar Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Manslaughter convictiona against the seven w e n T o p la o a a daaam ad o r d ia p la y Harr'd. P.O. Box 59t, advamaamanl, or to ra i^ a thrown out March 9 hy the state Supreme Court due to Manchaatar. Corm. 06(M0. newa Ham Mory or pictura MoO; a "critical void” the state’s case— which failed to link call 643-2711. OMca houra i n Bolton the fight to the victims’ getting into the car. The court To aubacriba, or to report a 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday said Simons was "permitted but not required” to daOvary proMam. caH 647-0846. through Friday. O fflca h o u rt a re 6:30 a.m . to 5:30 sentence them on thie nm aining charges. Monday p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manchaatar HaraM la a • Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hail. Appeals of tbe prison sentences w e n expected. 7 to to a.m. Saturday. Daiivory aubacribar to UnHad Praaa Intar- ..yet another fine store U P I p b o io Convicted in connection with tbe deaths were ahouM ba made by 5 p.m. Mon­ nallonal nawa aarvioaa and la a Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Hall. Burke, then 19, Peter Blanco, 17, Robert Walker, 19, day through Friday and by 7:30 mambar of tha Audit Bureau of Assesaor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. a.m. Saturday. PARENTS OF THE LENOX SEVEN LEARN THE NEWS Bruce Kern, 19, Mark Hinman, 18, Todd Terpak, 18. CtrculaUona. Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Tnesday . . . their sons face 19 months in house of correction and Stephen Piretti, 18. ’ Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April lB. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 16, 1983 — 5 You want country? Take this quiz g iM H m BV Grelcben Becker c. Leaveititlmm-saying, “It doesn't High Prowur* Powor b. “Wonderwhy they haven't pISModi 5..0fiiTltwniima>hig'DH?‘yamlenani Washing Of Vinyl, Brottletaoro!(Vt.) Reformer yet? Maybe the equipments broke ttomi the- budtiti' tan' annanHn: randl bcteaRjlaimei!'' Dlstrtbutedrbv UP I down." Aluminum And Wood c. “Andy's usually plenvodifay thla. tMaiyiaailltoyant: T'TltmfnniiinlllinpnndlitlittifTin-''*' OL Sided Home#. MARL30R0, Vt. — City peopieoften time. Hope he's not hurt'somewhere. aj .Vole fertheincrenanwIUiint m n d r IBte'lnibaiicIMnaaniofj the'pfaindng: move to the coantry. Most of them Think we should call someene- andf tbnngidi conanriaalam A lyaniaaaworr adapt, bat some don't. If you want to check?" bu \Wndtr why ceataaingiingpivbldi a. “ Wlfy; of conraci I'm honored thaL MAK Painting see how well you're doing, try taking deeidntheseleetmew are pretty heiieati yoniaaktodinin.' Hmr conldrl refuse a this quiz. 3. Yen'ddlhetotalBenwaHitandiyoni oau^; heaw thw e’s ^Budmereailngsellamhefe* aadipmtonMy knewi naemtabont road! preattgiins: jbli like that?*' 1. You're slaMHag ouUMe talUugi in>the woods bictoInd'WhnasyanteiDHrfa* coate tbanyondO'; nnd heaidm, itISnota i U.v“W«iilepev‘ Ilm toucistd that you > with a netghhor and a car deivee toy. De • haasn. Deysm lat'of'inaater, thangiaiofjhw but don’t yon tbinkthat^ yen: . a. Tramp across his cornfield and- c. Stand Up and demand npanagr’toy' t he; flrotM nr' noeetinga: ‘ tw ice' a I weck< migldKonfUct“With'my meetingr of the- ( o m m i m w n a. Not even notice. drink beer in theceU ar hole? pcany.aecoantlngnf thnlfkafttncrcnae.' nmmaM : -nttoimvMiLeiCT. ?63 b. Look up to see who it is. b. Wonder if you'd betrespsisingpnd - aad!tMn-.saneBt:thint:tUere"nanBtrbei' fln-i compaayj. tUe- Boy,' SOoute,,. the- 'MAIN ST c. Stop talking, see who it is, check to then decide it’s OK'beceusetlwrefs,ai swnefatilntheihndatt,. seldetman's gpeeced committeeto plaai- fanOMitfineMIUek^ and thUHlsterieiL, 843-1191 see if there are any passengers, and if logging road gonigio the site?' • r-iTlitai iaatimrn rntilnunni mmmm so, who, and then rem ark. “Wonder c. Call Whoosysaacker and-asktif he rigMnotiwny. Hhp^VwcntnadaMekUdt Sdeiaty'^'fspeetal: Etettanb.-okK BxlduiHi 191 why Harry^ going downstreet thb minds if you walkonhls roadT' 8aaan>niecK wna*toma 649-1 io b ! SiDINO 70S Mebt 8L Manchoator, CL

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Thee tall,! 4gq,eaivold' 1 j»« Vegas - cnitaral afteira.-IC .-heas‘a.d4'earold'fnnRioaBoka, ^*rOLKSWA&mow SPECULTn* TE L. 643-6247 coast-to-coaataatoa-raiaad $St uiRlloar Va.: Jdckle‘OIiOaaon;gaHeonseeering^ SBBHMlUKBFIUMStiemonateatad - S IL K IU WIV M O IURH- liimpiKe WKisti liim p iK ^ , SEAVICE key. speakhrs-aa::tkhtpp^de taiihta> thefair layglt|r> by;, tunaing.-, out for !2giH*aTFORD.Tioatn.' MANCNaam-edMtiT! W m vehict'Bqqeeca.' NtowtanlSiiigsei appeenance, befoiw a i TCmJthowB.stoopjuat-liOwuhBPddtis fdddrabrggandu juiT inriNkw-Hdven, TKe Calico Patch toggtpeaptdtdviaitnmalliainintiaennu'- OonmNawtontobd'eakedt friendtocall I smDtALizmmiM/ NhiiDHestin^ m m iF \ iiiir “Tito Uniauo LIWo Quilt Shop" witliOnt a :gaod4UBwlngg:aml.'. Attumh! ofCtnnbtthbeataoniNewtan'iiilaughteri suPEmottmifFLemsi (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTERt aoociabtliaiied^grerraJMaeainTDf' and:therevedy;,a. tadutiva, aaaooiate .who BitioK Lit WrioHyl^ MMHMLiNWsniMsiimYr i m . over4 #o> Hdllt' m uSeir contatoia Sg ft dentiChbU tminiatuiiea o ff was: shbbt ddado neafr ann outddor'- products in -our own Service Department. If Kntertainment Center”.! MMIGNESTa S famoiM werkktoy 4hecaaecame4a4rial'inn MBAORIAl CO. EXPERKNCE Mdnrh!l9aB2 6 96718 •FOHi WEATHUI'SItlTS m VNst MldiB 1^ , MnciieKN«M 9i l 4(lR Opp. East Cemetery dkscum mp 'Sim O y TEaEUXBBTHBATBn ithat tby;. the t- aNej M } CALL 64B-5B07 eed'.bf thia.'yearu'2 milUbDipeapIrifwilli i T erra.1 waa.s a t; MOunti; Hdlyoket too • W T 9 ' • m m addihaa.'a.symposiumiomMdrBe. whbo have isecnithapaaitiiig lat him mnaeum: •aUMTEBATI QUALITY HARRISON ST. BV Linda O . Caieco kaowing, whether hehad theanUibrity, w«DtfmmiI^UtipAeadekny> Aaddveer United Press 4 nteenatlooal. and*n4duitrfUsaidiftaahaadedi(frthac MANCHESTER toshaot'ornot;!' Loudermilklaaidu"HUc Bhctonij Mdaeumu off FRiat AM t inn and' Vkldp'to (painting,and(thee ;td ihla - ^^f-CUgn :/M.ftheLwords “Whati Terre Hdiite has ditched Its’’SinCity" ebangeddthh werdingi,-of'the-deadly. interviewttat-iIlMiiiti'HkliyekatCOUagee hathiOttd'tvfowghtI’" Cair/f%r-nw»£kMinlgs m/iatvmmm m c e l a s s repntatinn -without firing a single shot. "We-CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUH'PROOUCT" a t 0 ld= Fashion- Prices j (I64a>^207Z force, poliby . from: i being r.“abtahltely;. whore toeapohOatiaMdneaypiponiumr: |l759WOODIlAND"STy w m m h f n tl'A JIrta ' 5 bPJK'.6 .SBmhlT| j PMAto-SoPJfc' Polibe Chief Gerald'Loodennilksaid 1 sure':’ a :feldny had't>eett:committBd(ltd'- TeiraaoU inan advisory capacity to 0 the city oD the iilinois line used to be “BdbrttinMfckitnehaw«s8Dtharig)rti’ the prtaideMiBnd doeretaiy of ttata on n MAMOHBSTER^ OOtMElOOBIOC Fa^■o^tr^o^mHrt • ORAFCRY • CARPET • WULCOVERtNG havingg“reasanabie(cause’(.’ Idr-saefah traak!toi4hlainatanoe.i think Ifiyeucann The celorVul store t/iot comes to you r d o o r. kaowB.as “Sin.Cfty',' for its numerous beliOf:! 'get'’ — somebOdjlvsalddtRlWiipeeplav CBltUnalitffdiiirandiWBaaakMwhetthee Jill WM1E mm m.. prostitution parlora and adult bOokK were-tharrtldatyeaDifdrithlsLltl^^n RhaganadibiniBteatiDnlibd(W«anghtiin''i stores — but not any more; He also added a sentenoei "Sbtoatingk: WaabingtaDioBtthOtFbUithlDf JUiyv—11 ggantitig^ppliUoali iasy Idmi ito-Hli ,jNa,i OM B-Dhis BT 'APPOOmMBn OMIT '- CaH'hAaa A4 S-144I d r A4*'<7IS«'' “Terre Haute now.is known as a town to scare o r shooting 40 wound toave-no- , don't Boe.aBythlngoveangfwith!thabtIfir China's id-yeanoldiivemantaBnisstaiv ttVKR Sn' VlJtKH f.'ArFItfE.Vff.i ^ • CsutMN drepery * woven woods « minJ-lilinds • bodspro that is tougbiOD crime and criminals," whb',delfdctad'!ldae,JUly^ Pekhtgebas ItBnSBtL'aT.’ MNN6He8fER',-| j{ * vorficol blinds • swoes/cornkos • shodos plpoe in effective poUbe-wwrk.!’ they w aabta, come-and liqalion “And that's the way it’s going to stay.." cbangp».s.fdrr thhe reati of f thei- yoar.' •SAFETY GLASS cBATHTUB ENCLOSURES *ETC. says,- the-news media.idevised !the- “Iii'tlila'caaeihetBdihiU.hlmaetflhe'- HHSE FAMUV HOnCENIBO H He said after he issued his “shoot to saying “shoot to klU.!’ madde an miatahOi.’ Hkft- stoOuldd hOoet Hdwovor/lnaddtagmementB.'bavetnat'; kHl" order in January, the 19»1 crime “I atn o point said those wwcdst'bOt'11 samethhigia say ebdntintnimigitiaawu n bhaiiBffitetedito'faiu. rate dropped 12.4 percent, and 1982 standr3>y>the,poiioy' lW(pencnti(thaLi deppMmantiDDiyfuiwwnldtheaeicbeasis 968:Main'Sti FA4MrVStafMUIO-, Ji B. ELEGTRONKS dropped another 14.6 percent. shooting ;'ta eearc mr r-wsundtlihoe luo r. “KnnOimMBIOOMi»Tl8 thatiB not't STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV That, despite the fact no city SO (hetjgafe(cametout and(hddritiudihee geingg too be* veijry serkate.'- 11 can't t place-impotibe work J-"hOeaidii madde miatahki.'nihtebOuidtoetheendi Catt641Liiop. 1^' SALES AND SERVICE poUceman has fined his weapon in ' T btolieve 4h0ti every-person :hhs th e t- i magioe 4 hati one e hteg gvauld dn t orfere i' mMIte'STKKx of>ititWO'a'egging fo hhoe a took kencert t fdr -youtappolntment action same the order was isau^. right to-proteet propatyjand protect: onahetFbnrthiofJiliyandd thlnkUtetles wsthtbhklnd ef progmaa thetbas beenn “We haven't had a single discharge tahinggiiaae with tanranhtea and China,' I.-.: r r r “i a hisorhO rfire.” LOndcbmilkisaidii g n ratc — o o o . sincetheorder went into effect, and I 'm ''ThOippbhOia fed'tlplw^th!aUitheeet• "Itf B -iihhtwheuiypu'Jiave ta .biti of a ,i relieved at that," Loudermilk said. whO cry fo r thO r iglttB of the crknihalii- WmTT dAMHtH i' ilKEieppldgiBing ho « dieagmemeet:Withponnwifa.'Yanatalkk “Bbtl still will back any oneof my men th ^ wonderrabOutttheir.’rightB,'’ hOc thewei»(fitDa.i>f th e ir s __ ddnit' tlUnh kitiB -going ,40 'heve ,5611008 s JACK RFRTRAND 643-1262 and do." cenMoqeBaea,s Itfestoo-important-tto-: TYV ita(.i«'ftteilite'.' swinging .:]bOck 40 th e -viotimd ’ thetitUthy;.aBd(theiGliaaadUlatew«alda Loudermilk said he revised his Loudermilk rsaid tje'rceeiued'tltOm. attraet-t “tltec wwangg ektenutif like maintainnthatitkkidrbf'ia,rcldtioDahlp,; “QUDm/SHiaNBDRmQBS department’s deadly force policy in: sands of letters from aorosstheconntry. Bhthaidea kkow thet'’ hesaidifHhsaid'J 104S5 A M N e s s p t M B : SBMi'i SfN'ridfisiiiff M* yonngpeapIdwhOdtMihBddahedtUgii.' aooqirmg ^h e -painting gat th e 'suggoa*^ 19S1 when an officer who “had a fleeing following;his'Controversial OrtMt-andd “Wa'o'e trying 40 (have tlRBItlilBI I ONttmittMtaiiCtattr RICHLAND, Wash. team of eight researchers - source; “WtoeBiyouaorrt'ady.iao BUttt WhHe'said,r Tlher (UPI) — Buoyed by Dr. reebaaggp. ypuu hbvee >IINi r.\l\N IM UNTING working :Bt theJdint CeiX' MdUedaalte aneuaedfau maly gu ^ipti tin -to o the skin,'’ hesaidd PtoBrarBouneethiBedieun s 2K 01tetttaitea*t EBpMtkUnwTMWw r RBpMlr r ' WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) more advanced and more with an external connect­ melt theeattiiaatorad fdrr TleeeldMifioi motor-rias a .day v( with itlteithermali I FPMtPRtkhppBBdcIMHMey; Anne invites her many frionds and cliontal to visit horinihorowiiiV Full sorvic* portable power sources beuiggtudieddtifitia other r MAm.—8M i.99—56SKI unisex hbirsaldn'f located in the MOnchbslerMaU alAIT M41inSt. Aniu>lui.sovcr ing line that he had to be later use. So theree^ioH: i ptunpj'i compeMddta',23;-, 1 BMi'C^hto OOlltaw-atoeoanto' maus cMBMUiiauT. I nun for mechanical hearts. continually attatched to would,have 40‘bto4>tiigiged'! reaaancbli fdoUitdea.s aax hennr.s aa ddyv withh ann TTiMiaktMBem. lO-yparscxpprienoe'inihuir styling and before coming'io iht< inall'shu worked at “The objective is to for powering his heart He into ani extemalilpowerr another rway >to, pparee ta a eWetribali kyetemi'' PRffiZraaTIlIVTBSS thb'fdrmer Sebiilta beauty parlor, the'formeriNu*U, and the'T'arriage lioiiKe. •SI I IIS 1 -m I NllllAVEO NAME PLATES C M laaf4MM to«hMaa4 aaxfaa4 -1 0 (piB/7 dayaawsal develop a fully implanta­ couldn't go back^to his supply for oneihounatlsly.v poriabU Aeait-ppinpp and'Uesigns by Connie, • iiiY 1)1111 Ni w 3-M ame cspieib ble power source, inte­ dental praotibe." (to remek'theaaltk.l’r" grated with a blood pump, By contrast, he said, a Two possible-rechangeit' Gn9B^PIIIB^CD39PNM ^,m^||||ias iiirw coi)E [ which can return people thermal heart pomp could : methoda aaei- bbingg that have incurable heart be implanted into a per­ studied.: Wtoloomety'Mggn'ottere'dieeffiel'adviertiegagg HiiriKlHiiHlMlfe OSTHINSKY, INC. disease to productive nrafimms in iB . 4.I('4T« S«t:.'T, son's ^ v ic bone and keep; One wauld'iemplaly.^ aa td.prafdsswaals-.innthbeniBdUia^i.dflotabi. ■ItTARKERST. .VANC HESTER lives," said Maurice an artificial heart operat­ connezter; passinggfrtnmi heatthfcarapIdggliiaadriaatmahbaBBcfihhieLs White, a University of ing for up to eight hours thg internal pump fftraugb h OSni sendoetfiff detiMly /saebbainditiiddaie s OUBtom- MdddfT&.Yiiun r caMnMYdVtweoddi Washington physicist who after one hour of the skin. He'’saidd“tliet' inntneepnuaQyyokfthbirithboressaad'Jiasinn Thblg,6a»randc8llapp > bboA tlilnlihc r iiwrT~’T " » 11 A H has spent the past is years recba.ging. ' v irbually in visible ceniiec< k e e p in g 9 dthitn6 oli6 qitypf''t'9 ubpp>tdssiDor (Price ahowala lor tatSm uoitoio 861 iiiiuH4ij. H sm srw H w OALL ys FIRST! working to develop a 3SKM, Largar laMM •llolitly t-lohori' c«npMMabuDtqqeg>ii>g(BB(Tn. |2ManMltiad(nhhL' M4aobhe«4nrOCi pump. cigarette liglrtar.i" I Irt-TMOOUIMeahhteiEeaaaaqrBIMMoc '.iccKaEc public: 'iVEiaHTs and Blood Institute, 12 08 9 9 CEALLFS It! IFOti, .METiLS. PAPFPS “The idea is not just to Whhe's team is workingg Using the other method, I ^Q t ) ^ ftJ Gd f/VMIcv|ie^.Gi)inss&xCibll otittl e S lto ^ prolong life, but to return FISESUppMtiMMeStorioeo 6UWI600 on-an adaptatiun-of the- a a smalili eMetniaalil ceilil w •hiauIjittngIdM't •heat and-eW inroataHntt a m m m Aurti6ws:Bw^/Thuf sitAy/al l7i :P?Ma people to an active life," would-be tmpldBtedUnderi' Stirling engine whiMi uses u •waahabtee -MdlalhotiOD-guarautaedd said While, who leads a mohbn'saltk as an energy the 5 kin; 4— MANCHESTER HERALU, Saturday, April Itt. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 16, 1983 — 5 You wont cxMinlry? Take # ms quiz c W f l t High PrMMir* Powor By Gretchen ’Becker b. 'WonderwhythcyhaveaHpIsiwedI 5-.01ii*nNwiiMlliSlaginib>/yeaiiearaii c. LeaveftithteK saying, "It doesn't Bratt(eboroi(Vt;) Reformer yet? Maybe the equipmcal! broke helhngloane.'’ Wmhing Of Vinyl, Distributed4t>v U P) Aluminum And Wood down,''' wafateaaaeawillBalairsaaadhy ifS — i' ■ m M b Q K . c. “Andy's usually plawedifa!r tlds'. HdagneaeoBhyeer T-TMmi— ill nBhepnadhiha llinn’i ' Sidod Hontus. MARLBORO. VI. — City peopleoften time Hope he's net hurt somewhere. a j Vote for theinereasa witittwt machi mila la the weeds,befdad'Whee^waieloer'ai coats thaa irou dev aad beeidta;'it 16 not a 1 btV’Wetilepev rjti'toiichied'thatiyou M w wkhancighbor andacar cMvesbjr, Oe heuea. Daystn lotiof’noaaer. tbaagbhiofiin^bM'daa'tyeathiiilcthat yo«K a^ Tramp across his comfieM aad! c. Stead Up aad dcmaad a pcaay'4iy'> theHiraiihSar meetiiigs: twice a.'weeki OBw nfM nEian / a. : Not even notice. drink beer in the cellar hole? peaBgr.Bccountingpf thaliJSilarreeiev might KoofUet'With'my raeetliigs.‘Oftbe' unagi TMjoomriu,E,cT. 763 b. Look up to see who it is. b. Wonder if you^betresi»as8iagpml' aad ttUiu-. suMSat: that I thhret'nwst - ba' fire: compaagr^ ttfe- BOy. Seoats,, the; 'm a in ST c. Stop talking, see who ills, check to then decide it'sOK beeausetbcre’s a i seamtst'inthielmdgetj setectmanAs gamrai committee to pia« ’ see if there are any passengers, and if l‘>8 0 i>g road going to the site?' S iTS IX — ii. III. ------rorOMHiiiieMMekv and theHistoriotl i, 643-1191 n m m m 191 so, who, and then remark^ "Wonder c. Call Whoosysnicker aad-asktif he rilMaalaeayi.' ntipt«c«ateuidaiaelBedt SOciaty^s < spuciat! Etettonfacoiei ExhlioLc m m m n f MAIN ST why H a n y s I going downstreet this minds if you walkon his road? seum'nteei'.weadfoain irawiy/traeelSdt tiiHspiUmdag group?" >■ OMPtWCOUJ— • time of day. Heusually goes at 4 to pick­ I M.-INCHESTER 4. There’s beewiaSMTli l e iee stew, readtUeae Typar.-hiaeeif YhaiHSewi tUS' AMNICAN CAM up his "Heifer's Illustrated." IW l H l H III, Sdsw j smi i Mliufilltsrii.l point for —’Ttti nlmeiHellillllddliihig.lHBeii e«chl?‘a;“ 2peiuta.fer,every ‘'bv” ar.dS; Since 1947 643-1900 It's tka-ndddle of Jaaaarjr and ithuns-* baeu i Im ai naealBCr hSaearin- froarw arb Whcwiyeaienterthaiiaasa' poiuta-for.e*aryv“Ck’’ ’ there's jest been naether bad faUssard. AH iia a ierdSyeaea aadSertsSUy rea'!t A n Cunliffe, Prop. year speaeanska hewthedehriagavaa; I- naa Itraigtattbes^aodidee tostart Your roadstHi isn’t ptsared aad you're iiee thb weedaBhyeas Dayeaaay; seoamag the apartment ads intheNew oat of parsieyi Do yon say to your aaOSaadtakeit, erptSinli^toyouc - UfR6Y SAVM6 a. Get me a drink.- That was theraost Yerfc'Arfmssi'.Ybu’Jl never enjoy coun­ speaoot speneu" ‘AnypoeduinhcBaugh'toieaYe - DMIK frighteningespericncel everhadinmy try-life, STOM^ n o K a. "Why in Hell haven't they plowed aaythlagiuaeeazded-on-.afbeokiroed ‘ life! You're lucky I’m alive. If'w as • II- J4:. You-, migbt'. like it' here & our road yet? I pay taxes just like daeenree-to idea it.' ’ RffUGEMDIT horrendous! You wouldn't believe how-- someday, UAHMIIIC everyone else and they never do a lick b., OS aad takeit saying;." WeH I know. » H 3 % , fIM W IW v awfuL” is.seti You’re maktaigprogress; Keep bDQOB cjwonES of work on this road. Gitnmee the it!s MteimdpplSyelkB’. butl also know b. “It’s pretty bad, but I understand' trying, lOA'CraiTER STRKT L.£ViS!ON! M phone. I’m calling them this minute th ^'re sanding now." shacant usait. and if I Udut usait; it'll justr rote and: II hste- tO' see^ thfngs 2U Hhvc you considered joining4he AMD ! I C urtis M iitlies YANKEE ALUMMUM SERVICES and demanding some decent service." c. “I’m here, aren’t I?” 6 4 S -W 2 2 wnstetkf’ Grange? D ; - A m ."?; 1 Glass Or Screen Repairs • n m a s T M i P B U.UV. Hardware & Acceasorlea ALUMINUM 8 4 8 -1 1 0 B HyW dlssasffBm w iHhW iittf StPINO 70S Main 8L Manchaater. CL

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ObmmiaBion;, TBS •SToaiwiQisMiiiMe:- M U m MANCHESTER CONN 06040 Curtis Mathes has long been known for • -. tDugt]^on^rime.£taBd£8em8Jto:work- "GSUeiy off thOc Lhuvrcd’ a j lass.: frioBd-t wea-; indihted-1 onn conspinacy- other electronic products goes on and on. But Dny .A evaning C all 5 2 8 -1 2 9 5 •SMOimoinMar quality products, backed by an exclusive Four maaterpioce hy fiamuaLTrBbMone; an n ebangas and'taoqqitted !at:trial: Jnrann I muted h.Llr len d,» Coon. AdiatM »m w Year Limited Warranty. We are also fully the best way to get a real feel for the aoclaimedart^befdreheinBeatedthe, aUSgedd eitdrlionr sebemoe master- committed to servicing, these electronic difference is to visitour Curtis Mathes “ Home teUgrapb-'i aadd thOe Mdraei-codeU Hit minddd' by>a.talkathie,asBaoiateiwhO ' S f n a m ^ t o U a U I " m d k a r B ru c es L itM n o ttyl^ iMNisniUL sam v. me. products in-our own ServiceDepartment. If Kntertainment Center".! MMIGIIESTER OVER 4 5 conteina -ggflidentifi&bie.nnniatUDesof f was^ shte;' deadd nearr anr, outdoor’ YEARS famoua werkkhy 4ho Jihksofdd.VInot,: telephOneon IMin Stheetin BMdgepprt,' Sli|i|>lirra o f > By U n d o O.-Caieco •aUlfES^TAIIPSHIESPHUW ) Q U A L IT Y HARRISON ST. knowing whether he had lhh,anthbrity> wentfiinn PHdUhoAeadeknyi AJiddverr United Presslnteenational. and-*Dit(teiuittaaidJbiahOadedidrthOc *51- MANCHESTER to shoot-ornoLr Loudermilkeaidc"HUc Bhstonii Mdsemnii ol>f Fteoc Att t inn and,VdM^ ta(paintinggBnd(then:ta hia SQtut M . • M»nch(»$tor • 643-5101 \ M fiN IO m A L S was afraid bf wliatU would mean,for SOptembOrj gpeattinventinnBsiniil84l4 ThOcfibsbt G8HIBALlLANOSC3tinM0ruanaanoLLAM TERSE HAUTE, Ind.‘- The poUce meaaage tMdrse iseati ted tdckig 4>vec thOc s himself Bnd'lhe-depaitment.f’ chief whose “shoot to kUl'! order made “Mg ptuiUaiaa thatany hOdy who is a ;i fUMKUtNDSCftge!]!MAIMrEnUIB8u Loadermilk; : whose desk topisports a wineififamrfitomi Whahingten rtn BHlthi: national, headlines two yeans age says secretary .ebOnld bhuiUdwedda mm ■hiss Uhisns — Hilir i S i i U n r i 4-inch',model’'electiTic chBirv said JiS' owniidepartmentiC TilmjsaiddihiiaDi, more, consiteed'iofirtho, werdS'“What I TCrre-Hdute hhs ditobed Its 4‘Sin City" cbangeddthS werdingt’offthe-deadly , hath 43tld‘1vseught1'.” m fiow t'm iNa i n . g l a s s y reputation rwithouL firing a single sboti, iiiteieie«uattMdniitjtHkflyokOt<:oUag«t- CmiF6€tFf»etBitllmmt»Q at © Id'Fashion i i c e s ; ,648-2072 force poliby.fnmr:being.“ abSehiteJy:, whOreheapobhebaaMneaypipostumn "WfilCAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUH PRODUCT " Polibe Chief-Gerald Loudermilh said-1 h W adOOPRRW D'STj -A t a M V t m W i p w t tm im m t W H M a a i f1 at'A Jb-to ^bPJft'.8:S8NBhl PMiita -5b PJb' sur^-’ a«feldny'had,beeo:committBd(itdn "BUtl'thmatiSttnehhsvessDthOrightit Tem nota inunadvisoiy capacity to 0 the-city-on-the Illinois line used to be thOppcsidetrtBnddeetetaiTof f tau on n lMAMOHESTEBt< CO M W 068400 r«MTr havingK"reasanableold(ivemaB*anniBster,, ovf-R'30 rt:4Rs t:xpt:HiE\rt: that is tough :oD crime and criminals," ^ > * vorlicol blinds • swogs/cornicos* shades place in effective polibeli4ution From that,: seatenoe; LoudennilkK peapid; fine.. •Mfnnons bSHOwEn d o o r s •s t o r e f r o n ts Appaintmanfi doyt •vammgt. wawLawtdA "And that’s the way it’s going to stay..' ’ cbangae.-vfcfprthOercat;l off the, year.. •SARErY GLASS cBATHTUB ENCLOSURES *ETC. I j says, the, news media.:ddvised-!th s - "Id'tlUacaaecheteditiiU.hbnaeUlhe.' E 0 ( 5 E ^ He said after he issued-his "shoot to : S'. .1 . ’■>; •:« M U p * saying4‘sboot ta.kill;l’ maddeau nrisUihkc HUcsbOnlddhavet- HMwever; tnad0.ng|«einBBtB4iav«tnat'! FAMMB «1An4;DHia- kUl" order in January;, the 19S1 crime "I Btno point said those wocdst bOt-I i been lafteeted'-ko i aiu ® C Q i rate dropped 12.4 percent, and 1982 semelhlng|aas]i ebOnhntnninghiaewn n stand'4>y>the>.policty lM(porccnt:4hatt dOppitanent) nr yfutwenlddihue (cbaoec; L B . ELECTRONICS dropped another 14.8 percent; “MW'OMNMBRIDMENTIs thStts not t 968 Main Sb FAfMOtfS'BfMNO ■» STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV shooting i;to eearc ;or i-weanddiSne moo SO (he (Jutei tcameteut tandchditrittad( het Downtown 'That, despite the fact no city place in ipohbe ,woik>l ’ hO e aidd gaingg tdo be. very. serionB.-; 11 can't t SALES AND SERVICE policeman has fired his weapon-in, maddasniteahhi.Tllht«heuld6etheeBdd Catt-647-1167, TBBNnON - APPUANCES If “I bOUevethatevcry persaoihasthec of .ftitWeVegidiig |d have a lookkenoertr: imagine that, one t hteg avmilddhtariere c mNLIIKS'l'LH ' actim SBioe the -order was issued. right to protect property>and’protect: ODilhefltuithiof'iiiiyuBdd thinhUiatiSs with IhOhind Of,ppogiBss thStihaa bOenn fdr yoot,appointment,t "lye haven't had a single discharge his or hOr life,” LOodennilkeaidii goratf tdhhigpiaoeiwith duraelVesandCbtna.i r.-..-.EiFESi since theorder went intoeffect. aod I’m "It? B ;iilie.wheB I VfU'bavc te .biti of, a .> HOgllMMOmMI _ _ ooo "Tke I ppblib is Tdd tip (With lalli those t- HI:. ——J relieved at that," Louddrmilk said. wliocryfarthOrights of,lh0crinriiial4- diaagiwemeut, With hour wife. YBu stelkk “Bbtl still will backany oneofmy men WATTBAieoierogmiapohigteingteo th ^ wonder, about :thOir rights." hOi tho.BUaobtfibyiy — aBUritlteiRUagana.s ofirandAheaiyou came.bSoki-1 rcaliyv who believe they need to shoot to kill, ddDU' thinh kitlB going .40 'have .secions - 6 4 S 3 9 8 G ^ Y .lACK nFRTRAND 643-1262 and do." saidd’T think tfinaiiythosmunentumiis, announoeddhey wvmeifiteesbtheira-^ IM to SliR I IM swinging (back 40 thO'Victimii’ conaegqcBoes.. IffSstoooimpottanti'tar) f- n , Loudermilk said he revised his thatitltey>aDd(the(GhUaadUiotarhla.siatet-wird; AddUhe;^ fitimn UdlieB«Fi^nrtoe,i*ibBt»|liign s m m E M B Y “very few'' ppeple diaagpoed withithet whoteaomenesn.^tliy.'FbUtehlwilllbec.. 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. because he was afraid of the new policy;, Syracnae,UUivcrBity,vwhioblkapt;iit,inn ramifications. fdr 4heifamiiy.,uBd'aalid;lcldaBdUnBi#i w s m r a AL^jfceaimtty, I - Pino Shopping Flora He still (receives ietlers fiUm people <: storage dmMfcDftheiSgVfarsit,had,it;: "We were just having break-ins left caBiliUsai..IffSg«iiBgitehethhtnilitBiy. who want ta,bny\"Ffg||tCiimej SbOot-: peeplec withh their• pptriatikmi aBdd e■poeed(lthel I(ni^.ppofiId,'he. and ihla^ R®«i«6s$t8C00i andright, and some were pretty brutal, Othar-dav* dy appoNdmam i i r t i n i - | I DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE BaokV bbmparstiokkrshoderi^iaat: -Whyae#iUwtOBi1' family >had(t;altiMaUd(f(hn4he,5eeunity PMMMfi4«^27S» and here was one of my men not of>thOip;art CoUdetion;) “Tte,ppblitnty. May.. Sinoei-then.'itheyeoBgerrgeseratibon NO SERVICE CHARGE ! OM oi M.nctwu.r. taiomt S«1. cUoim 01 FIbw.1 Cw ^ t In haabecBiunbeUfarabld;'' hh said, i I Stock. 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RICHLAND, Wash. "Wheayouansrcndy.tao ttnAmsMtttanOMhr team of eight researchers ^ source. Btft;tWifhe;said;l"TKei»r. MllNi r-\l \!N IMUN’riNC; (UPI) — Buoyed by Dr. working at the Joint Cen.' Melted salta am asedla., rechaagge. ypuu hhvee mall la better tteeauae 4hec Barney Clark's 112-day KiUheni&Wtkiimomiltimoddllkg 423 CENTER 8T..M ANCHeSTER 448-1777 ter for Graduate Studios- retain,heat,as a sonnceof f another xoili thatiyeuiputit bettom I lihe .fdr ithe rccipt< lUHOMVTIJWVIRAIOimSBnACe lifestniggleontheJa. vik- in Richland. energy,, hoe aid/i over H.thatwouldtraiu^ r ientt ia.s hhe hSa.-- tdo bhv m a m 7 artificial heart, scient­ COMUTE PMTM 5 COPBM SONICI "Clark's power source.: “OUoe itfs -mehed;! allil elflctitiaal, I energy > aaros».s cennecUddtdoaniionUidee WwIttifSteiwiwUt: ists are pushing to develop thoekln;!' hhoaidd /> LOW COST PniNTINS was 375 pounds of gear, the, energy .yon-.ppti an rto o ppwor eourcc 4 hn e (hea OS s 2KQ(ltalttSUea«t more advanced and more Ttheeldetrioi motor-rias EBppf* LapmrMMwr mpph', Anne invites bor-raany iriends and cliuntal to visit her in-hor own “ Full sorvici ■ 3 WHILE VOU WAIT (PHOTO HEADV) with an external connect­ melt the-salt: ia stand fort a .day yfwhh itheithermali i FPMtPIbkhpppRcldMHMcry portable power sources ing line that he had to bO - bemggtudioddtifitisotlterr M t o 3. - a i l i . 9B-S 63IO unisex tiDirsaidn'^ Ideated in tho M-dnciibslur Mall al8ll MaiiiSt. Anne has over later use. Solhorccipieat t ppmpl,i coinpand(itao23;', 1 (WbSanlor OOlgpiip caaeount-' KJOEU CMKrtliinUITHaNU SIWK for mechanical hearts. continually attatcbed to weuld-havo 4o 'bO^thMgedd rctoanchii fdoUilhaa.'; ass hOanr.s a.i ddy-. whhh ann lO'yearseKpprienoe-inihbir styling und before coming lo the iiuill shu worked nt TNurdktHBgRM/i “The objective is to for powering his heart He. into aDr-eKteraal'lpoworr a Bother nvay'.to I pewoB la a etectrioalikyatemi!' FHffi5BSOTMATES: the former SebulUt/bouuly parlor, the formoriNu-U, and lhe-T',arriagc House, «;ii I ii:> I on i NnitAVKO name plates develop a fully implanta­ couldn't go back,.to hia supply for one -hoar a ddy v poteabU dihait-ppinpn Cfakiany4«ao4>«lwom4 nab anddOpaby 7 Oofe a wM and, Designs by Oonnie, • IIIY imn Ni W 3-M BSNBCanHa ble power source, inte­ dental practioe." (to remeh; the aatULl 7 ' grated with a blood pump, By contrast, he said, a TWO possibly,rscfaaege.' which can return people thermal heart pump could -1 methods are - bbi-ngg tiIT“W COIlEE that have incurable heart be implanted into a per­ studied.! VUhloometWhgon'ottete'dihQrBetadvisrtismg i J t o H d L OSTRINSKY, INC. disease to productive T t t e son's ^ v i c bone and keep; - One would,!empldyiV aa to .profdasiooais MnnthbemBdioah i.daotab i. Tmmmsm 64.I-M 70 6A i f . » l ^ I lives." said Maurice '11 r A A K E R 9T . M ANC H E ST E R an artificial heart operat­ connector; passinggfrom:i heallhfcarap lOggii laadrlaBimaheaes(^4ihldaL:; White, a University of ing.for up to eight hoars the internal ppmp Mirough ti (Xifi aeanoeiBHdcti vely f oaobda tndikiddais s OUatotn, MddOrTd Yeutir cabiiM49iyviModdL Washington physicist who after one hour of the skin. He--saidNMN»Si; OALL US FIRST! working to develop a tor could bo'phiggad4*4aeoaRt,Eltehrioc I^QMisq;^ ft! (xf .GbNis.s&;(COIItoti^:Slto^ C.EALihS in /40f», StETtLSi. PAPFPS "The idea is not just to White's team is working, Using the other method; I prolong life, but to return w on-an adaptatiDn:of-thO< a . small:' eteetrktaM coilil FISESfHip<'MtllftiieeStoibee liflWtSOO & m 4 e m people to an active life," ______AucHdwy:Evwy/TfRiystiRy/a* I 7 i F lM fl Stirling engine which uses wouldheimpldntedanderr VI •WBulating fah'i •boot-and-Stein realatent i said White, who leads a mnhbn'salts asan energy I ho skin. •aatisfPaUoD rguaraiitaadd » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 16. 19S3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduy, April 16. 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FHIa, Editor Saturday TV OPINION Alax Qlralll, CKy Editor

" 7:30 A.M. 9 - MOVIE: ‘Dot and ths itne Bisset. Candice Bergen. Mark Knoptler. Video Artist,' 1:15A.M. d ) - BuSwlnkto Sumty' Dot and har companion 1981. Rated R. 'The Making of Gandhi,’ 'Sold ioumay to Kangaroo V aM y ki this American.' 'Space Cadet,' 'New (D - MOVIE; Hoffman' A - Qm Smart - NBA Arm Wrestling CD animatsd faaturs. Rated G. GB) Wave Theatre' and 'Tales of To­ lonely middle-aged man falls in - MOVIE: To Ba Aimouncod love with a girl who refuses to 9 ) - To B* Amjaunesd 9 - From the Editor's Daak 9 morrow.' (4 hra.) ® - Pink Papthar Show 9 - Nawa/Bporta/Waothor dale him. He blackmails her into J a c k ® - AnUgusa B Americana Saturday 9 - Feetivel t>f Faith staying with him for a week. Peter ( 9 - ESPN Outdoors 9 9 - D ifr rent Strokaa Willis 9 - MOVIE: Thaatra of Sellers, Sinead Cusack, David A n d e r s o n 9 - Sports Prabs 10:16A.M. takes an 'older' woman out for a Daath’ The Paris police ere mys­ Lodge. 1971 A classy performance by 'Biz' 8 ) - Madia Watch night on the town. (R) (Closed tified by a series of horrible mur­ O r Popsys snd Filands Captioned] 8 ) - People Now With Bill Washington 10:30 A.M. ders each bearing traces of Tu th (8 ) - Sports Rsvisw 9 - MOVIE: Lava at First vampirism. Christopher Lee, Lelia Manchester's star of this past Msrry-ao-Round ■ 69-Sports BWy CD CD - 'Hw Dukas Bits' A vampire visits the big city Goldoni, Julian Glover. 1966. 1:30 A.M. MRS. SWENSSON performed tied up until 10 that night at a -D r. Who in this lighthearted spoof. George week, for me at least, was state fl$-Thundsrr CD Willis (Todd Bridges). tries to CS) - Sports Tonight CD - Carter Country as impressively the next night meeting of the Legislature’s Hamilton. Susan St. Jemas, Ri­ 9 - Vtswpokit on Nutrition 9 - Bicvcia Motocroas: BMX look older than his years to get IS) - El Show da R. Barral (D ® - ABC News Rep. Elsie "Biz” Swensson. at the Greater Hartford World Champlonalilp Covsrags chard Benjamin. 1979. RatedPG. Public Safety Committee. But an approving eye from a cocktail ® > Lanny Clarfca Special - Independent Network At two very different forums 9 - Momlngtowm the BMX W orld Championahip 9 - MOVIE: 'Of Human GD Chamber of Commerce dinner he wasn’t too keen on visiting of News she conducted herself with 8:00 A.M. Is prstntsd from Las Vagaa. NV. waitress (Shari Belalonte Bondage' A club-footed young 11:30P.M. Manchester at Vito’s. (60 min.l Harper), in "The Older Woman" medical student becomes infa­ (JS) ** Dr Jamas Scott - 4 ? with the MPOA anyway. Not - 1983 Saluta to Rhythm considerable class. - Popsys/OUvs Comsdv tuated with a promiscuous CD There were many goodspeak- after the meeting last year. ( 9 - MOVIE: ‘Savage Harvest' episode of DIFFERENT and Bluae (S) - America's Top Ten The first occasion was the Spotlight ers at this function — too many, Man-eating Hone attack a Kenyan STROKES to be rebroadcast woman. Bette Davis. 1934. He says he can’t forget how Our navy CD - Laughtoons CD - Banny Hill Show 1:45 A.M. Manchester Property Owners plantation. To m Skarrkt. Michslla Saturday. Apri! 16 on NBC. ® - Fantaatico in fact: the thing wasn’t over *■ MOVIE: 'Suddan Tarror’ G9) - Film MPOA President Betty Sad- QD Ifil - Supsr Frlsnds PhiApa. Rated PG. - MOVIE: Foxtrot' Three CD Association meeting at the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 9 An 11 -year-old deydreamer living By Dan Fitts — Editor untii after 11 p.m. But Mrs. loski, while serving as modera­ wealthy Europeans attempt to CD - Christophars 8 ) - Styls With Elsa Klensch on a Mediterranean island wit­ 2:00 A.M. Whiton Library Tuesday night. create their own tropical parediae Swensson came close to stealing tor last year, joined in the 9 - Cartoon Fastlval 9 9 - Qary Colsman Show nesses a political assasination, - News/Sign Off during World W ar II. Peter CD The crowd was out for blood — the show. has too but can't convince his family he's group’s attack on the Demo­ ( 9 - ESPN SportsCsmsr 9 - MOVIE: ‘Hanovar Straat' O'Toole. Charlotte Rampling. CD GD - Movie Cont'd the governor's blood, bureau­ telling the truth. Mark Lester, She gave the speech in praise cratic legislative candidates. 9 - Scholastic Sports Acad. An American bomber pilot and a Max Von Sydow. Rated R. GD G9) O ) - Prog cont'd married nuraa must choose be­ Lionel Jeffries, Susan George. crats' blood, welfare chiselers' ordinary human sympathy. She CD - American Bandstand - MOVIE: Ten IMtla added.) of the late Paul Willbide, who "She was taking sides and 9 - SpMsrman tween desire snd honor. Harrison CD - MOVIE: Tha Thing with 9 - Wild Kingdom 9 1971 (29) - Midnight Special blood, Hispanic blood (at least said 7t percent of welfare CB) - MOVIE: 'Tha Loonay, Two Heads' The bigoted leader Indiana' House guests at a moun­ Nevertheless, she said, she was honored along with "M” arguing with (former mayor) few ships 18) - Naws/SporteANsathsr Ford. Laalev-Anne Down, Chria- 9 - M O V IE : 'M an of La (D - Off Track Batting GD ” Sports Update Loonay, Lexmay Buga Bunny of a transplant foundation, know­ Mancha' An aging knight sets tain castle become murder vic­ that of Hispanics who demand recipients either have depend­ just sits there and takes the 6 9 9 -* FUfitston* Funntn tophar Pfummar. 1979. Rated - Street* of Sen Frenciaco award-winner R. Bruce Wat­ Jack Thompson and Steve Movla* Bugs Bunny recaUs some ing he is dying, arranges to have . forth to do battle with evil wher­ tims one by one. Hugh O'Brien. GD (29) - MOVIE: 'The Twelve housing) — and Mrs. Swensson, PG. Chairs' A priest, an ex-nobetman ent children or are elderly. abuse — and votes for increases kins. She spoke in her rambling 9 - S— amm StiMt classic moments from his film his head transplanted. Ray Mil- ever he finds it. Peter O'Toole, Shirley Eaton. Fabian. 1966. G2 - ESPN SportaCenter Penny and myself. When you’re 9 - VMtando las EstraHaa En- and a rascal try to track down 12 as a Republican, easily could Another 7 percent are blind or career. 1981. Rated G. land, , Don Marshall. Sophia Loren. Rated PG. in welfare. way about her friendship with a moderator you’re supposed to ® - TMtro Fantattico travietaa informalea as dasSrrol* 8:30 P.M. G2 - MOVIE: A Little Sex' A chairs, searching for the on3 that have gone along with their WASHINGTON - Naval ® - Weehkigton Dialogue 1972 swinging newlywed finds it hard disabled. "You can be mean and ugly," the Willhide family and about be neutral. 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Star Trrtc II: Th# Ian an case da los artistes. Hector (S) - Hogan's Haroas CD CD - MOVIE: 'Every Which holds a wealth of jewels. Mel planners in the backrooms of the Wrath of Khan' The crew of the Carrillo. ® - Arxlraw (E) - MOVIE: 'Tha Deadly W a y But Lrosa* A tough bar­ to give up women. Tim Mathe- Brooks, Frank Langella, Dom De* angry criticism of the ruling She said she has been heckled she said. But, she said, she just Trackers’ A peace loving Texas 6:00 P.M. how she had always tried to "I’m sure if I was there Starship Enterprise leads the room brawler has an orangutan son, Kate Cepshaw, Edward Luise. 1970. Rated G. Democrats. Pentagon have their fingers' 9 - Ask the Manager & - MOVIE: 'Z ' A political liber­ sheriff sets off on a deadly man­ by welfare recipients during keeps thinking of the unfortu­ follow the advice Paul Willbide, ivicked Khan into a lethal battle of CD (D 9 - Naw a for a pet, a motorcycle gang on Herrmann. 1982. Rated R. (Tuesday night) they would ® - What Ptica Health Cars? al's death leads to a revealing in­ hunt to find the bank robbers who Instead she advocated giving hearings of the state Legisla­ crossed hoping that the United whs. William Shatnar, Leonard - Our Dolly Bread A view on his tail and a girlfriend who'd @ ) - Evens end Novak 2:30 A.M. nate people who couldn't get by a former director, gave her: to have attacked me. Just being a Robert Krulwich hosts this look at vestigation and several myster­ kilted his wife and son. Rod Ta y­ CD Nemoy. Ricardo Montalban. the short and long range prob­ rather be a singer than a wife. O - HBO Theatre: Barefoot in people on welfare a 7 percent ture's Human Services Com­ States doesn't have to fight d' factors which have contributed to ious disappesrancat. Yves lor. Richard Harris, Al Lettiere, 9 9 - Saturday Night live without welfare. be true to her best instincts. Democrat, they would have 1982. Rated PG. lems of the American Farmer. Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. the Perk T w o newlyweds learn increase. And after a speaker conventional war far from home.. the rising coat of health care. Montand. Irene Pappas. Jean- William Smith. 1973 9 - MOVIE: Rabal Without a mittee, on which she is a She carried it off with humor attacked me. O - Carraaoolandas Louis Trintignant. 1969. Rated The price we pay for what we eat Ruth Gordon. 1978. to live with each other. 9 - OvatkNi Today's programs Cause' A youth who has lost res­ complained that "many people minority member. She said the She may not have won over to 11:00 A.M. PG. and how much we'll pay for it. (E - MOVIE: ‘Rallections In a (0 ) - Crossfire and warmth when it would have “I’m to the right, but I’m not The reason is simple, if embar­ 8:30 A.M. are 'Leaving Lily,' 'The ^ Id o n pect for his parents gets involved in this room don't get 7 percent hecklers accuse her of going out her side many of the Property CD CD - Bugs Bunny/RoKi ® - Growing Years CD - Off Track Batting Golden Eye' An army officer with 0 gang of juvenile delin­ been so easy to have become so far to the right (as the rassing: We don’t have the ships ( D CD - Pandamonhim Led' and 'The Royal Albatross.' whose wife is having an affair 2:45 A.M. even if they're working," Mrs. to $25 dinners every night, while Runner Show (2 hrs.) (E - SUr Trak quents. James Dean. Natalie OwnoY, but she spoke in such a maudlin. MPOA).’’ needed to keep our troops and our (D - My Thrss Sons 1:00 P.M. with another officer, becomes W ood, Sal Mineo. 1955 CD - MOVIE: 'The McMasters' Swensson did not keep her CD 9 - Moifc Si Mindy/ 9 - Prog cont'd 9 - C o-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this obsessed with a young private A black Union soldier returns to they have to subsist bn ham­ folksy, motherly, convincing allies supplied. Lavama A Shlrlcy/Foru Hour C D -B p w M Mrs. Swensson and state Sen. CD 9 - Psc Man/UtUa weekly teen magazine. who rides naked through the ^ 2 ~ MOVIE: 'Return of Charlie the Southwest and meets prejud­ mouth shut but defended her burgers and cheeseburgers. ("I way, who knows? It was an Rascals/RIchls Rich (X) - Bladutw 8 ) - News Update Chan' The great Chinese detec­ COUNT HIM OUT: State Rep. Carl A. Zinsser, both Republi­ CD - AX Star WraatUng (S ) - Duck Rogers woods. Elizabeth Taylor. Marion ice everywhere. Burl Ives. Brrck stand. don't know what they think my Top-secret Pentagon assess­ CD - Appis Polishsrs CD-M OVIE: 'OncManJury' A 9 - MOVIE: King of Kinga' 6rando, Brian Keith. Julie Harris. tive is lured out of retirement to Peters, David Carradine. 1970 impressive display of independ­ James McCavanagh, D-12th, cans, were the only local (9 -H s a H a w This biblical epic is tMsed on the 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar slove a series of murders aboard ments make frighteningly clear ( 9 - Sport Silly zealous cop takes his job past the 1967 husband's been doing every ence for this professed was a no-show at the Property 9 - Road to Loa Angalas limits as he pursues a criminal life of Jesus and the struggle - MOVIE: Tha Twalva a yacht. Rosa Martin, Rocky 3:00 A.M. legislators at the MPOA forum 9 ~ World Ciwnpionship IT WAS BASED on good old year since he retired,” she how low our sea lift capability has ( 9 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this )ie'’8 marked for murder. Jack Pal- against Roman tyranny. Jeffrey Chairs' A priest, an ex-nobelman G2 Gunrl, Virginia Ann Lee. 1971 - ESPN SportsCenter conservative. Owners affair. He says he was this week. 8 ) - Nawa Update Tennis: Spring FinN from GD wsekly teen magazine. ance, Christopher Mitchum, An- Hunter, Harry Guardino, Robert and a rascal try to track down 12 suhk since World War II, when the 9 9 - Incradibla Hulk and ^ o n H— d. SC - SemHinal #2 12:00 A.M. GD - Night Flight qel Tomokins. Ryan. 1961. Rated G. chairs, searching for the one that U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine 9 - Supsrhsrosa Spidarman - MISL Soccer: Wichita at ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Change of Heart' holds a wealth of jewels. Mel Gi) (D - All Star Wrestling GD - Voice of Faith 8 ) -B ig Story (12 - World Champkmship St. Louie carried the military output of ® - Nova 'Still Waters.' A year Tannia: Spring Fln^ from A midwestem woman song wri­ Brooks, Frank Langeite, Dom De- CD ** Champkmshtp Wrestling (0 ) - Nawe/Sports/Weathar 9 9 - Shirt Taiss in the iifa of ■ beaver pond la ax- & (S) - Silver Spoons The American industry to battlefronfa Hilton Head, SC • Semifinal #1 ter thinks a young music pub­ Luise. 1970. Rated G. G2 - U S F L Footbetl; (S> - MOVIE: 'Private Lassons' aminad. (Rj (60 min.) [Cloaad lisher has stolen her work. Susan romance between Edward and Guest editorial around the globe. That, basically,' 9 - MOVIE: 'Lovs at First Captioned] - Nawa/Sports/Waathar 9 - Sneak Previews Co-hosts Philedelphie at Oakland A young man is introduced to Bha' A vampire visits the big city Hayward. John Carroll. Eve A r­ Kate hits a snag. (R) passion by his housekeeper. Eric ® -K o )a k Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons 9D - Naws/Sports/Wasther is what won the war. in this lighthearted spoof. G ^ g e ® - Hoy Mlamo Anfritiones den. 1943 take a look at what's happening 9:00P.M. Brown, Sylvia Kristel, Howard Hamilton, Susan St. James. K* Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ & - Earth, Saa ft Sky at the movies. GS - Pelicula Hessman. 1981. Rated R. G5) - Fantaatico Anknal Pro­ ® - Love Boat A couple has The estimates, seen by my chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. rero y Juan Doaai preaantan sate (D IS) - Pallcula grama infantil acerca de el mundo 9 - Black Parspactiva an unusual relationship, a psy­ 12:15A.M. 3:45 A.M. VlHo IN THe WoRtP POeSMT programa da aauntoa pubheot animal. associates Donald Goldberg and 9 - Villa Alagrs praaantando noticias y vsriada in- (S I - What About Woman 9 - M*A*S*H chologist and his class create (23) - MOVIE: 'Hanover Street' - Sportebeat 9 - MOVIE: 'Mephi.to' An Elementary, but Dale Van Atta, also show that the 9:00 A.M. formacion. ® - Let's Go Bowling 6:30 P.M. havoc and a woman comes be­ An American bomber pilot and a ambitious actor rises to the top of (G) - Amarican Gov’t Survey tween Doc end his nephew. (R) married nurse must choose be­ his profession by embracing the Soviets’ ability to supply armies on 9D CD - Maatballa Si Spaghetti I S - Three Stooges (B ) - Washington Week/ CD CD - CBS Nawa (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] tween desire and honor. Harrison concepts of Nazi Germany. Klaus distant battlefields has been grow­ 3 ) - Wattona IG) * Life on Earth 'The Compul­ Review Paul Duke is joined by 3:15P.M. Ford, Lesley-Anne Down. Chris­ aMeRicaN aeRiCoDURe FfeeD? top Washington journalists ana­ CD 9 - N aw a ® - News Update Maria Brandauer. 1981. ing as ours has withered away. CD - Nhw on Nsw Jarssy sive Communicatora.' David (S ) - Week In Review topher Plummer. 1979. Rated Attenborough focuaea on the lyzing tha week’s news. CD - In Soarch of.... 9 - Mama's Family Naomi PG. 4:00 A.M. often forgotten tries to con Vint into marrying ( 9 - WaH Strsat Journal part communication has played in 3:30P.M. 1:30 P.M. 9 - Standing Room Only: GD - World Championship What makes this woeful lack of the davalopmant of man. (R) (60 her. (R) 12:30 A.M. ®-1 --- - NCAA Iratnict kmal d ) - DaaabaH Bunch (3) - .Sea Pines Heritage OoH W illis Nelson and Fam ily Willie Tennis; Spring Fin^ from transport ability important is that o#nes min.) (Closed (^tionad) Cleeaic Coverage of the third performs with a band made up of 9 - Cempeon Sin Corona GD - Best of M idnight Speclels Hilton Heed, SC - Semifinal #1 On Saturdays the Manchester the stocks of munitions now on ® - Btanding Room Only: GD - MOVIE: ‘Whan Legends round is presented from the Har­ family and friends. (St) - Rich. Thin and Beautiful (0) - Money Week her security in the face of 11:15 A.M. Die* A n orphaned Indian boy (0 ) - News Update WWia Nalaon and Family Willie bour Tow n Gotf Links, Hilton - 'Youl' Mag. for Woman Herald reprints editorials from hand in Western Europe aren't 8 ) - Sports rides the r o d ^ circuK and shuns G2 threatened demonstrations. performs with a band made up of Head. SC. (60 min.) 9:15P.M. 1:00 A.M. 4:15A.M. other New England newspapers. the unscrupulous practices of his ® - Evans and Novak enough to keep a war alive. family end frier>ds. ® ® • Pro Bowlere Tour Cov­ (S ) ” Freeman Reports CD - MOVIE: 'A Guide For the The statement acknowl­ mentor. Richard Widmerk, Fred­ (0 ) - Freeman Reports This is from the Lawrence (Mass.) 11:30 A.M. erage of the $ 120,(XX) Fair Lanes ® - NBC Nawa Married M an' An experienced G 9 ~ 'Your Mag. for Women eric Forrest. 1972 9:30|P.M. Eagle-TrUnme. edges that the line between 9 Flav Your Bast OoH Open is presented from the Fair (H ) - FrontUna ‘After the Crash.' philanderer takes on the task of 4:30 A.M. AS ONE top-secret Pentagon 9 - Emergertcy 'W oods and Long Irons.' GD “ Evening with Gene Kally 'educating' a reluctant husband in legitimate dissent and illegit­ 0 2 - Sunday at tha King's Lanes-Woodlawn, Baltimore, Tonight's program int/estigates (S) - MOVIE: 'Foxtrot' Three report puU it: "Both U.S. and ® - News Update 8 ) - Sports Weak House MO. (90 min.) the financial and legal aftermath @ ) - Teechera Only When con­ the art of infidelity. Walter Mat­ wealthy Europeans attempt to The National Council on thau, Robert Morse. Inger Stev­ imate disruption is often allied war reserve stocks in O 0 - Smurfs 9 - MOVIE: Mountain FamUy ® - Newsmakers Saturday 8 ) - Style With Ela^lanach of several air disasters. (60 min.) fronted with the possible end of create their own tropical paradise (Closed Captioned] their auto daks, some students ens. 1967. during World W ar II. Peter Education, the American As- ® - Sesame Street Robknon' A family abandons the & - Earth, Sea & Sky - An difficult to draw. Europe continue to be inadequate. 9 MOVIE: 'HonyCwar' take apart Principal Cooper's car. - M O V IE: 'D o n 't Lzxik in the O'Toole, Charlotte Rampling, city kfeatyle to start life anew in average citizen deder^Pw ar on 9 - Newsmakers QD suciation of University Pro­ A ‘high risk’ situation exists to ® - BurtMi|aa Programa infantH ® - Wild Kingdom Basem ent’ Horror rules at Green- Max Von Sydow. Rated R. But "as citizens, we have the wildanwaa of Colorado Rock­ tha IRS. Edward H M f lf ln , Geral­ O ) - Jsffsrsons (Q) - To the Manor Bom producido en Mexico. 8 < MOVIE: 'Star Trek II: Tha park Asylum, masterminded by fessors and three national rmrm NATO today because a strong ies. Rated G. dine Page. D a v id ^ ^ e n Stiers. - MOVIE: ‘Violene’ an obligation to respect the Wrath of Khan' The crew of the 9 one of the inmates. William Bill 0 - That Teen Show Rated PG. 7:00P.M. student organizations have initial defense in NATO cannot be McGhee, Anne Macadams. Rosie freedom of other citizens to 12:00P.M. Starship Enterprise leads the m - Agronsky & Co 10:00 P.M. (B ) - VIctorv Garden wicked Khan into a lethal battle of (G) ~ Amarican Gov’t Survay Holotik. 1972 called on the academic com­ EuRoPeaNg agiBNg Ru£)8idNg> sustained until the supply pl|>ellneT CD - KM 'S Worid ( D - N a w s speak, even those whose wHs. William Shatner. Leonard CS) - Walcoms Back Kottar Alvin's back supported by the U.S. Industrial 9:15A.M. CD - Star Search 9 - MOVIE: Soup for One' A munity to “respect the right Nemoy, Ricardo Montalban. 4:00 P.M. GD - Sha Na Na CD 9 ~ Fantasy Island An au- television newswriter begins an ideas we might find (S ^ V k 'e Vacant Lot 'Program­ thor wants to meet the perfect base, is established." 'X CD - OWigan'a Planet 1982. Rated PG. G2 * Gymnastics: USOF Singla obsessive pursuit of his 'dream HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — of others to listen to those who ming for CNIdren.' CD (8) - Muppat Show child and the fiancee of a doctor abhorrent.” - ABC Wsaksnd Spwdal 9 - TM* W Mk In BnalwU Elimination Championship Cov­ girl' after researching a series on NBC-TV will enliven its IS ) - Health Weak CD Saint discovers he is under a voodoo have been invited to speak on In other words, the United Stater 'Maydayl Maydayl' Allison and erage of the W omen's Final is (D- the singles life. Marcia Stress- How much more elemen­ 9 - MOVIE: 'Mwi* for EwJi spell. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ Saturday morning kid Mark try to find h ^ for their par­ presented. GD Dance Fever man, Saul Rubinek, Gerrit Gra­ campus.’’ is still the "arsenal of democracy" 9:30 A.M. O ther' A newly-married couple tioned] show ghetto next Sep­ tary could you get? ents after their plane crashes. (R) face the problems of in-laws, ba­ - Hardy Boya/ Nancy Draw G8) - Sports Probe ham. Rated R. that It was In World War II — but: CD dD - Buga Bunny/Road fH) - Philip Marlowe, Private tember with "Alvin and We applaud the statement. (Cloaad Captionad] bies end servants. Carole Lom­ 9 - Dance Fever What the academic com­ Runrtar Show (8 ) - Nawa Update 9 - F n tiv a l of Faith Eye 'Smart Aleck Kill.' Marlowe there is no longer a way of sbippinff! QD - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew bard, James Stewart. 1939. the Chipmunks," a new At the same time, it’s a d ) - Davay/OoUath 9 - Mi Cokmia: La Eaparanza 9 - Solid Gold investigates the mysterious 9 - Nows Update munity must do now is the arsenal’s output where it’| , (S ) • Mleaion Employment half-hour version of the CO) - Herald of Truth (B ) - Wall BtraM Wook Louis 9 - New. Update death of a movie star. 9 - Bionic Woman sorry commentary on higher needed. Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a (B) - Auction highly popular cartoon translate these fine-sounding (3 l “ 2nd Annuel Legendary G2 - Voice of Faith ® - Rock-N-Roll Tonight education that such a re­ The importance of a sea-lift ® - Are You Anybody? Pocket BMHerd Stare weekly review of economic and 4:15 P.M. 9 - Soledad Serie dramatics. series. words into action. And here, it Money Weak investment matters. Libertad Lamarque. 9 - Outer Limita 9 - MOVIE: -Star Trak II: The minder about one of the capability — if it was ever in doubt ® - Video Jukebox (S ) - Sports Since the creation of the could take a lesson from - It'e Your Bueirtaes - Glen Campbell Show @ ) • News/Sports/Waather Wrath of Khan' The crew of the ROOCV ( 9 - MOVIE: 'Gentleman After 2:00 P.M. Starship Enterprise leads the Chipmunk animated films elementary responsibilities — was made clear by the Falkland^ 4:30 P.M. la - M*A«S*H (S i (S - Monitor Kansas State University. HT«I. (B ) - tap Quilting Dark'A man escapes from jail to - MOVIE: Which Way to wicked Khan into a lethal battle of more than 30 million re­ CD C3D * CBS Sports Saturday T o ­ of citizenship in a democracy NEV^ Islands mini-war, which the Brit-' murder hit blackmetling wife. tha Front?' Arm y rejects form a - At the Movies 9 - M O V IE: 'Z ' A political liber­ wits. William Shatner, Leonard 9:45 A.M. day's program features the Idi- cords and uncounted When protesters tried to ish won largely because they wereu Brian Donlavy, Miriam Hopkins, their own guerrilla band and in­ al's death leads to a revealing in­ Nemoy. Ricardo Montalban. should be necessary in the NtA tarod Dog Sled Race and a 10- 7:15 P.M. books and toys have been shout down Saudi Arabian oil ® • NCAA Inatruct ional Preston Foster. 1942. vade Europe from a yacht. Jerry vestigation and several myster­ 1962 Rated PG. able to press into service theifl round lightweight bout between Sports Saturday sold. Recordings of "Chip­ first place. Sariaa 9 - taring Faith Lewis, Jan Murray. 1970 (S) * ious disappearances. Yves minister Ahmed Zaki Ya- civilian ships, including the "draft­ Robin Blake and Ruben Munoz. Montand. Irene Pappas, Jean- munk Rock” and "Chip­ 10:00 A.M. CSD - Six Million DoHar Man (90 min.) 7;30P.M. What prompted it is the mani as he was giving a ing" of the Queen Elizabeth II as a 9 - MOVIE: ‘Taoan'a Peril' Louis Trintignant. 1969. Rated munks Go Hollywood” disgusting treatment that has m - Saturday Momirtg Tw o convicts escape from a jun­ ( D - Preview 9 - MOVIE: 'Honky Tonk S ) - Eyewitness Magazine PG. speech there the other day, ciodiHaMeRi(»NS aFRicaNS aMeRicaN FaRMeRg troop transport. gle jail and plan to kill Tarzan. Lex Fraaway' Residents of a small A n d re w s won gold records in 1982. (X ) ® * Scooby, Scrappy-Doo/ GD • Lavama & Shirley & Co. CD - All In Hie Family (8 ) - Mystery! 'Limbo Connec­ Barker. Virginia Huston. George town are unhappy about a new “Alvin and the Chip­ been accorded U.N. Ambas­ Puppy Hour " in tion.' Annabelle stumbles upon the university president Macready. 1951. G2 HBO Theatre: Barefoot expressway. Beau Bridges, Bev­ CD - Muppat Show tha Park T w o newlyweds learn evidence which can clear Mark of munks" will follow sador Jeane Kirkpatrick on UNFORTUNATELY, the United CD - Dr. Who erly D ’Angelo, William Oevane. GD ' Solid Gold called in the police. IS) - Naws/Sports/Wsathar to live with each other. murder. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ a w a r d "Smurfs," the breakway several campuses. States has no QEII or enough other ( 9 - Old 'Tim. Oo.p.1 Rated PG. G9 - Sports Look tioned] 9 - Thundarr G 2 * Scholastic Sports Acad. animated Saturday morn­ Four protesters were ar­ civilian ships to draft tor wartime; , ( 9 - McDon. T m o Sport.- I S ) - Big Story She has been heckled from 9 - Growing Years ® - As School Match Wit 9 - Boxao HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ing hit that has averaged a rested and Yamani was able Commentary duty. Here’s what we have avalla-' S e n . 9 - MOVIE: 'Monstar That (8 ) - Matlnaa at tha Bijou the platform, forced to cancel ® - Championship Wrestling Challangad tha Worid' Atomic a - Fourth Estate 9 - MOVIE. ‘Princa of tha Julie Andrews, an Oscar 38 percent audience share to continue his remarks in (9 - MOVIE: ‘Youth TNw. A ‘Flying Deuces.' C ity' A double-agent exposes ble to rely on in case of a national - FHrtg' A young man with wander­ ( 9 - MOVIE: Deliver Us From experiments in the sea unearth 9 - M l Sacrataria Situacion since its debut in Sep­ I ® - Hogar Oulca Hogar Come­ corruption in his department and nominee as best actress of addresses and in perhaps the emergency: Evil* Five men set out to explore giant radioactive beasts. Tim comica acerca de los sucesos peace. lust sails for China, but returns to dia producida en Mexico en el becomes the number one target the year for her perfor­ tember 19P'. the woman he loves. Joel the O r e ^ n wilderness, but end Holt, Audrey Dalton. 1957. acaecidos en una oficina. sorriest example, found it • The Military Sealift Command. cual se presentan tres esposos of the mob. Treat Williams. Rated Similar firmness by other McCrea, Andrea Leeds. 1938. up fighting to survive the rugged 8 ) - Nawa Update - At Tha Movies mance in "Victor- dominados por sus esposes. Luz 9 R. necessary' to withdraw as Controlled Fleet of 134.' terrain when their guide is killed. Victoria,’’ has been campus administrators O S - Vote# of Faith 9 - Major Loagua Baaaball: Maria Aguilar. Sergio Corona. (SB) - Barney Millar George Kennedy, Jan-Michael Teams to be Announced O l - Exchange named recipient of the commencement speaker at government-owned ships. UnfortU:. ® - Wreatllng ® - More Real Paopla SHOWCASE would go a long way toward Staffing for prosperity Vincent. Bradford Dillman. 1973. ® - iasuas '83 1983 Woman of Achieve­ nately, "less than three dozen; 6 $ - Making It Count 10:30 P.M. Smith College because the IS) - News Update ® - Bowling 5:00 P.M. . e W E M A S 3 teaching their students what - : 8:00P.M. (D - Black News ment Award by the Anti- school could not guarantee ships are estimated to be ideally ‘ 9 - Smwn. StrMt (G ) - Sesame Street Texas at Boston (X ) - Mission Impossibla - Buga Bunny Special - Outdoor Life Defamation League. BARGAIN MAMNI1 UAllV * 0 C f) free speech is all about. suited for sea lift of militaiy - CD GD CD FiHSt SHOWONI V 9 - La Suw i. Vibra Programs " CBS Sports Saturday JIP Felix M. Lopez, author of five review must be characterized by 12:30 P.M. (S ) - Red Sox Wmup GD 'Bugs Bunny-All American Hero.' GD O ) " Independent Network The actress will be from the fact that it broadens your supplies,” according to an internal da ejercicios con sue anfitrionee Bugs returns in the role of hero, book* on personnel managment, is the painful but honest acknowl­ Siefanie y Fito Giron. I D fy ) - New Fat Albert Show (G)' Business of Management ( D Wide World of Sports N ew s honored at a dinner dance selection ratio, that is, the ratio of White House document, whidi. (fl) chairman of the hoard, Lopez St edgement that without realizing it, hires to candidates. Other factors C5D - Outer Limits 11:00 P.M. later this month in Palm Assoc., Inc. Port Washington, adds, with some understatement, ; 2:15P.M. (D ' MOVIE: Night of the most executives know little about being equal, the more candidates GD - CHIPS Patrol Hunter' A psychopathic killer, CD CD CD 9 9 9 - Naw a Springs by the B'nai N.Y., a hnman resources consult­ that the fleet’s “principal wea- * CE) • Major League Baseball: INT1KT«ni4IXITSB the subtleties of the selection you choose from, the better your Boston at Texas G2 - USFL Football: posing as a preacher, terrorizes a CD - MOVIE: By Lova B'rith, which sponsors the ing firm. Philadelphia at O^land EASTHABTFOnSM-UM process itself. Although they insist chances of making an accurate kness is that it can only carry a " TV Channels (G ) - Haahh Week widow and her two children. Rob­ Possaeaed' A wealthy attor­ award. - Tima Out Thaatar Today’s ert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, ney's whole life seems to tumble on their managerial prerogative to selection. small share of the military cargo • O ) - Major League Baseball: Nathan Perlmutter, na­ By Felix M. Lopez program is '(^sam er Albatross.' Lillian Gish. 1955 in a few shock-filled days. Lana BerryVWorW choose their own subordinates, likely to be needed.” ! Texas at Boston tional director of the Anti- GANDHI' WFSB Hartford, CT CD (60 min.) (D 9 - T.J. Hook.r Sgi Turner. Efrem Zimbalist Jr.. Ja­ there is ample evidence to show • Get the human resources or son Robards. 1961 Defamation League, said. A good many signs indicate that • The National Defense Reserve : WNEW Now York, NY CD 2:30 P.M. ® - Kung Fu Hooker battles a police detective the countiy is coming out of the that they do so on the basis of a l>ersonnel department chief to who is determined to get a gang CD - Mualc Wofid "Julie Andrews is being ------5HOWNAT — Fleet of 254 ships that supposedly | Providonco, Rl CD QD - Sanford and Son ® - News/8ports/Waathar recession. Idle employees will be “good track record,” "gut feel­ install a bona fide selection pro­ WLNE of robbers. 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So management must think selection factors has been shown to and interviews before the most WPIX Now York, NY 05 commitment to the cause 'P G i old. : IB) - Buainaaa of Managamont ® - Odd Couple not. about how to staff up so that the be avery accurate predictor of job likely reach the hiring executive ESPN Sports Network 02 G2 - MOVIE: Rich and of human rights and im­ ------VIOWriAT: performance. Managers then • The U.S. flag Merchant Marine t 3:00P.M. Famous’ Two women go ( 9 - N ight Flight Tonight's pro­ provement of the human most capable people, particularly for final consideration. Put the HBO Homo Box Office 0$ 5:30 P.M. through many changes during a grams are 'Take-Off,' 'Sing for 1:15-3:25-5:20-7:25>9:36.1 i;2s in the managerial and professional wonder why so few new employees pressure on the personnel director of 578 privately owned ships. But ' CD - MOVIE: ‘Maator Killer' 8 ) - Nawamakara Saturday twentV'Vear friendship. Jbeque- your Life,' ‘Night Flight Interview: condition..." work out. USA USA Network 01 ranks, are hired or promoted. to send you only qualified appli­ only 30 percent of this fleet is ’, Hertford, CT 01 While the staffing process can cants. You can then devote your WHCT TOOTSIE |p»i One problem a company must considered useful for the food and ‘ ‘ WTXX Weterbury, CT 9 deal with is overtiauling the become quite complex and re­ valuable time to the task of munitions that fighting forces ' quires highly sophisticated statis­ selecting from the qualifled, the CNN Ceble Nowe Ntwrk 8 ) TRAVEL TIME DON’T MISS THI -SHOWNAT • selection process. While the best need. ' 9 1:05-3:40-7:10-9:45-11:55 time to do this is during the slow tical techniques, the basic ele­ best qualifled. In this way the time WWLP Springfield, MA • The 343-shlp "effecUvely U.S. ’ 9 periods of a recession, hisorically ments are quite simple and usually honored managerial prerogative is CINEMAX Cinemex HAS MOVED VERNON HISTORICAL SOCIETY MMEANINGr involve no more than the actually enhanced. controlled ” fleet owned by Ameri- : WEDH Hertford, CT la few companies have gone this can companies or individuals and : route. Revising hiring and promo­ following: WXTV Petoreon. NJ a TO OUR URGER SPRING OF LIFE • With the installation of the registered with foreign countries. 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April IK, 19H:l — !) » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 16. 1983 Taylor and Burton o p en n e w show Weekday TV 'Abortion clinic Story and reality get confused In 'Private Lives' (1C - Allva B Wain 5:CX>A.M. 0 - Sosqmo Btroot 10:00 A.M. 2:30P.M. is devastating 12:00P.M. 0 - Kan Connolly By Frederick Waterman ''(E - Won On/Nawa 0 - Hour Magazhte 0 0 0 0 - Nows 0 0 - C o p H o l about his former wife, Amanda his character. John CuUum’s Victor Prynne Is 7:30 A.M. 0 - Tom B Jorry United Press Internotlanal 0 - Vartod Programs 0 - Wolcama Book Kottar 0 - Tom Cottto Up Cloaa 0 - World's Oiastast Cartoon (Miss Taylor), "Could you ever Miss Taylor can match Burton's an attempt to recall the staunch- 0-JknBahkar Show 0 - Nowsllna By Kenneth R. 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But her Amanda lacks the convinc­ Cullum can’t consistently strike ' 5:30A-M. 0 - Varied Programa 0 - Dr. Baba Pansn very word “ abortion” would have been forbidden cal magic in a grand production of 8:00 A.M. 0 - Una Limostw do Amor 0 - Eight Is Enough The danger is that the show could ing emotional range and needed the right tone. Kathryn Walker’s ( E - Voriod Programs 0 - ESPN SportaContar 0 0 - Movis on national television. Monday, PBS audiences Noel Coward's “Private Lives," 0 - Suporfrionds 0 - Andy Griffith 0 - Scooby Doo dissolve into an evening of star­ sincerity. Also, Amanda’s voice Sybil Chase is a ninny, foolish to CB-Momlng Stretch 0 - Sonya 0 - T a k o 2 will see two of them performed on "Frontline.” now at the Shubert Theatre and 0 - ESPN SportsContar (St) - Magic of OH Painting 0 - Unto Houso on tho Prairie gazing and cheap titillation, fo­ and accent are ill-chosen and the point of being boring, altl)ough 0 - N a w a 0 - Vartod Programs headed for Broadway. 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Walker’s. 0-Metteylkte 0 - Martens Bora Otro Ola 0 - Saaomo Straat 0 0 - Gsnoral HospHal 0 - Movia “ Abortion Clinic,” shot in Chester, Pa., and cal gimmick for the twice- in a matrimonial bottle.” With luxurious sets and a fine Any member of the audience '' 0-Jtm Boldwr 0 - Facts of Lite 0 - Ironsido 0 - Happy Days Again anchored by Jessica Savitch, is a devastating married, twice-divorced stars, and What prevents a garish peddling attention to scenic, costume and sitting more than 10 rows from the 12:30 P.M. 0 - WaHons 0 - Tom B Jorry and Frtonds 0 - Pink Ponthar Show piece of work that skillfully walks the high wire it works on two levels; but its of the actors' very public private lighting details, the play is a stage is likely to have a legitimate k; 6:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 0 0 - Young oral tho 0 - Boaomo Straat Roottoss 0 - Sonya 0 - CHIPS Patrol between the forces of "choice” and those of the confusion of story and reality is lives is the quality of the three-act carefully assembled production. complaint about the microphoning ■ C E 0 0 - V o r i q d Programs 0 - FNntttoiwa 0 - Mkhtoy - BW Boggs 0 - Voica of FaHh “ pro-life” movement who oppose termination of both its spectacle is its weakness. production. 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Alan bird on a M urray, Utah, farm because its crowing on his wife and three children when he learned she and obsessions 1 ^ them to ® - News/Spoits/Weether ( 9 - Sports Probe 0 - Jbnm y Swaggart 0 - 7 0 0 Chib 0 - Hoy Miomo Aniritianas 0 - Arc You Anybody? seek the services of a plastic sur- Art Scholl and Robbie Knievel, 0 -O d d Coupio Alda, Carol Burnett, Lon Camw. violates the city's noise statute. Chickens, which do was pregnant with her fourth. O - Oral Roberts and You O - Screening Room 19B1. Rated PG. -i 0 - Tom B Jofty 0 - Lo Buono Vibm Programe GuiHenno Ochoa. Lourdes Guor- 0 - 1 Lovo Lucy oeon. Lea Meriwether, Loretta talk to Ponch (Erik Estrada, r.) 0 - MOVIE; 'S tir Trok II; Tha de ejeedcioe con sut anfiirioneo roro y Juan Doaol (xesontan eaie not crow, are not affected. "It was emotionally gruelling,” said Schwarz ® (B ) - Sesame Street ® - Oiendee Series 0 - N a w s Day Swh. Jpnet Laigh. 1979. abexjt their upcoming motorcy­ Wrath of Khan' The crew of the 0 - Monoy Weak ."y 0 - Butenoto Tbnaa on ESPN Stefenie y Fito Gkon. (xograma de asuntos pubkeos “I've enlisted the help of the University of Utah who, with Miss Stern, spent two months at the ® - Chib PTL Starship Enterprise leads the O - Beet Horse cle stunt on CM P a to rebroad­ 8:00 P.M. 3:00A.M. 0 - ABva B Warn ~ teWmoffung---- ■---- ouvuxi (xaaomando noticias y varioda in- 0 0 - Anothar World baseball team to take the rooster to Fort Collins, clinic, talking to virtually every woman who - World Tomorrow wicked Khan into a lethal battle of formacKxi. 6:15 A.M. cast Sunday, April 17 on NBC. C D C D - Goodnight, Beentown (E - MOVIE; 'MumiHy'a B B •“ FBiNoionoo «0 - Daytbnc 0 - Nuova York Atom Colo., where a veterinarian will perform an came in for an abortion and asking them to Matt bekeves Jeony double- whs. WiNiem Shstner, Leonard 0 - Indspsndam Notwork C D - Nowo 9:30 A.M. CHECK LBTaiOS FOn EXACT TIME Nemoy. Ricerdo Montelben. Revenge' A mummy returned to 0 0 - T o d o y 0 - Bovariy HHIIillltos experimental operation to remove its vocal cords,” participate in the film. crossed him on a big story. lifa seeks a body for the soul of “ MV^Nvy oYHwiiii^pv Nows CD - Comment 1982. Rated PG. 0 - Wild America Hathaway said Thursday. (B - MOVIE: -For Your Eyw C D - MOVIE: 'Ulyssos* The ad­ his wife. Paul Nsschy, Jack Tay­ 0 - Elactric Company 0 - 3-2-1 Contact Only' Agont Jamm Bond trackt ( D - MOVIE: 'Curse of Rava/ ventures of the Kir^ of Ithaca and 0 - Ovation Today’s programs lor, Maria SHva. 1973. ■n imdonwoctd fioiira who h u The Con Caper' Two adventurer his warriors during the Tro|sn ere 'The Lost Phsraoh-The nohn a ciucial Britiah dafenaa of the comic book hero Spider- Search for Akhensten' and ‘The 0 - Voica of FaHh Wars. Kirk Douglas, Silvana M ^ TH E W WE EKPECr HE ONLV WANTE TO THAT'S WHY I machaniani. Rogar Moora. Topol. man. . geno, Anthony Quirm. 1955. WeN of the ^in ts.’ (2 hrs.) 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Woothor Canilo Bouquat. 19B1. RataJPG. N EK T I TALKi McKBE. BUT MY MEN WILL BE BROUSHTMVMAN. C D ‘ Point of View C D ® - Matt Houston Matt in- ® - Festival of Faith 3:15A.M. MAC.. L REAPy IN CA9e OF VIOLENCE. EASY. AL0N6 WITH BRIDGE ASTRO fl)-WsaklnRa«law ciemes an k>s Estados Unidos. G D - Joels atrd the Pussycats ® - Freggta Rock Visit the 0 - Sunday at tha King's vestigstes the murder of a O - Children Caught In the 0 - MOVIE: 'EyaavHnaaq' A MB.MK.PRESIPEN1: Houso 9 - Carter Country world of Fraggle Rock underneath mystery writer. (60 min.) CroaaSra janitor’s daska to meat a beautiful 6:30A.M. O - Batman the basement of an eccentric in­ GRAPH 0 - MOVIE: T h o Long. Long 4:45 P.M. CD - Stndght Tail 0 - Sports Tonight television reportar leads him to (X ) - Captain Kangarao C D - Evans and Novak ventor. T rak or' Nawiywada sat out on 0 - SIN- Tasia Doportha pretend ha knows more about a (E _ - Monnan WOtId O - Day of Discovery ® - MOVIE: Bkmda thair honaynxion in a thrss ton CE 0 - WIda world of Sports G3) - W e i St. Journal Rep. Today’s program features the murder than ha does. WWiam Confafonoo _ ^-a-a----. - Dynamhe' An escort bureau be­ tralar. Anything that can posaibiy ® - MOVIE: 'Absence of 0 - Laraon Sunday Night RIGHT “ ioereorate Great American Bike Race. (75 Hurt. Sigourney Weaver. Christo­ ( E - Aah Sw Doctor « comes a front for a gang of bank happen to a ’mohls horn' and M e ice* A Miami kqpor salesman pher Plummar. 1981. Rated R. I OH TIME., Subbing for facts 0 - World Tomorrow min.) is mistakenly implicated in the 11:30 P.M. ( E - N o w a robbers. The Bowery Boys, Leo it’s occupants doss. LucMa Sal, 0 - Mhada Ravival Hour Gorcey. Huntz Hal. 1949. Dasi Amaz. Matjorie Main. 5:00 P.M. death of a k x ^ union leader and a ( E ( E - Larry King Show 3:30A.M. ® - CandM Cantata ances for facts. ® - Sports Weak and Review Kssnan Wyrm. tg64 reportar becomes an unwitting ( E - David Suoriilnd 0 - NBA BaafcaWiag: Now 10:00 A.M. C E -K o i M accomplice in the ifijustloe. Paul South let Eiast’s queen jCfour 0-NowaUpdaM CE - Conway Twhty on tho Jsraoyat Indiarw C £ - Sunday Morning O - Enfeque CE - Muppat Show Newman, SaMy Field, Don Hood. N O R TH 4-lt^ hold the first spade. E)ast '^Birthday »- I Elaa KlanaGh 0 - MOVIE: 'SSant Movio' A Mieeieeippi 4:00 A.M. ( E - Eaotar Maoa O - Connecticut Newemekers C E - S h m Amazing Animals 1981. Rated PG BIOS 3 continued with the king and has-baan movis dkactor trim to (9 ) “ Honeymooners 0 - NHL Stantoy Cup Playiaffs 0 - Tom A Jony (B) - American Gov't Survey save a atuiSo ownor. Msl Brooka, 0 WOVIE: Tho MaviHIcont 0 - NHL Stantoy Cup Playofb B54 South had to win. He didn't 9 ) - Inside Business April 17,1993 0 - MOVIE: 'Cariwn Copy' A 12:00 P.M. Marty Feldman, Dorn DaLiiiaa. 8evali|||||* A town marshal d ^ 0 - Sunday of tha Kkig'a 0 - Noara Update ♦ KQS2 see any way to run off nine 0 - MOVIE: 'SBonoo at tha whho axacutiva’a Nfo taka, an 1976. Rstad PG. ckceieMMself to saving a town House O - Entertainment This Week BAJlOt tricks without getting in at This coming year you may be North' A young woman grapplaa ( £ - Foe# tha Stata of Mexican widows from the 4^:15 A.M. unaqMCMd turn whan hit unk­ 0 - Shakm paara Playa 0 - WHd, Viflld W ool ® - PeNoule: 'Merc-Mato W EST E A S T least one diamond, so he led extremely discriminating about with tha lootlinan and hardahip nown black ion ihows up. C E - Truman Taylor threat of a gang of bahdiu. Lee Aoerrte 8 .0 . 77* 0 - MOVIE: 'Abaonca of 0 - 1983 WTA Champkm- 0 - Nowa/SportaRWaolhar his 10 of that suit Ehut took your choice ol Iriends, spend­ at Ilia CanotSon widatnaia . Elan Goorgo Sogil. Suaan Saint Van Oeef, Stephanie Powers, Mi­ M sHce* A Miami Wqeor ealeifnan BJI76 BKQ42 ( E - Dr. Robart Schular sMpo Coverage of woman's tsn- 0 - MOVIE: 'A Day el the MEMBERS OF CCNSRESS, ITtS MY PLEASURE LAOy AND ESNTLEMEN, / WHAT KINDA MY ADDRESS the ace and prompUy shifted ing time only with those with Buratyn, Tom Skarritl, Gordon Jamea, Jack Warden. Rated PG. chael Ceian. 1972 0 0 - MOVIE; Th a Kid WHh is mistakenly implealad in, the BI0S2 BQ973 Pinaam. 1961. RatodPG. 0 - ESPN'a SportaWoman nia ia prmantsd from Amaka tha Stokan Halo' A 12-yaar-old Recee* The Marx Brothers are death of a k x ^ union leader arxJ a TO PRESENT TM' KJMQ OF MOOf AFTER SWING THIS A C SPEECH WAS , rOONGRESS, to the nine of hearts. whom you feel you have much ® - Are You Anybody? mixed up with sanitariums stkI ♦9854 4A6 0 - Voioo of Fahh 0 - MOVIE: 'Star Trak II: Tha Isisnd, FL. (2 hra.) wayward angel is sent to earth to reporter bacomes an unwitting PA LOTTA THOUGHT, I'VE ‘IMM’, GUZ, DUMMY! vnOLD In common. 0 - Oattay/OoSath 0 - Fasthral of Fahh race horses which ends in a wild B7S BQS2 Now it was South's turn to 0 - MOVIE: 'Abbott and Wrath of Khan' The crevk of the prove he is worthy of heaven, sccomplica in tha injustica. Paul DBCtPEP TH'ROV7M. p a l a c e ' ME I HAPDA A R K S (March 21-April 19) 0 - MOVIE: 'Smokoyandtha stssplechssa race. The Marx do some heavy thinking. 6:45 A.M. CoeteBo Meet Dr. J e k ^ end Starship Enterprise leads the Bendh' A trucker and hia aidek- 0 - Naws/Sporta/WoMhor (aary Colaman. Robm (kiilliume, Navvman, SaRy Raid, Don Hood. MeOViM W IU BE LOOTED AT O N E G IV E 'E M o n e ! SO U TH You'll (eel a trifle restless today Mr. Hyde* Tw o American police wicked Khan into a lethal battle of Georg Stanford Brown. 1982. Brothers. Allen Jones. Maureen 1981. Rated PG H A IM C T M C r . M O O f Why hadn’t East returned a 0 - Sacfod Hoort ick accept a chalanm to mako a 0 - h Takm a TMaf O’SuHvsn. 1937 B A S and It's essential that you ofRcert studying police wits. William Shstner, Leonard TH A N K Y O U ! spade to his partner? Obvi­ 7:00 A.M. round-trip Journey o f 1,800 m lm 0 - Sonar Haahh ® - MOVIE: 'Tm n . the Ape 0 - Madia Watch ^ OM 0 IO BAKJ6 spend time productively. Don't methods, begin a aearch for a Nemoy, Ricardo Montak>an. in 28 hours. Burt Rsyrxilds. Man' A women looking for her 0 - Exchange B J10 7 ously, because he didn’t have tear to tackle two projects monster terrorizing London. Bud 1982 Rated PG. 0 - Hogon'a Horom 4:30 A.M. ( E - Kan Capaland Jackie Glaasan.Saly Field. 1977. father in Africe meets Tsrzsn. Bo 0 - MOVIE:'Junior Bonnar'A BK864 a spade to return. simultaneously. Romance, Abbott. Lou Costello. Boris Kar­ Rated PG ( E - TMa la tha UM ® - Scholastic Sports Acad. 5:15 P.M. Derek, Miles O ’Keefs, Richard bu8ted-up rodeo rider tries to go 0 - Abbon and CoateSo (fl Now South could see his career, hick, earnings, travel loff. 1953 home again. Steve McQueen, ( E - Nawarh RaaBty Sunday at the King's 0 - Fkat Anrwil ChSdran't 0 - MOVIE: 'For Your Eym Harris. 1981. Rated R. 0 - Big Saory ^ Vulnerable: Both game if he could just keep and much more are discussed S ) - Nowo Updoto Auction Onty* Agent James Bond tracks Nova ’Einstein.’ Atoarl Ein- Robert Preston, Ida Lupino. Dealer South ffl) - Bohan SchuBar 1972. 0 - MOVIE; 'Tiokat? to west out of the lead. He rose In your Arles predictions lor the 0 - ChaSca of Salvation ® - News/Sports/Weether an underworld figure who has stein’e life and thoughts are ex- Heeven* An unhappy man is sed­ 0 - Wkitatwoild Satlaa 'Ra- 2:15P.M. Weal North Eaal Soalh with the king of hearts, year ahead. Send $1 lo Astro- O - MOVIE: Tho Oanbo' A stolen a crucial British defense aminod. (R) (60 min.) (Closed 11:45P.M. uced into thinking titet member­ Qraph, Box 489, Radio City cord of Tima.' S i - 0 - Weak In Roviow mechanism. Roger Moore, Topol, Captioned) INT played the king of clubs, T V writer bungles the murder of 0 - MOVIE: 'Lunch Wagon ship in a religious cuh wM MThis Station, N. Y. 10019. Be sure to 0 - Sunday Cartoon Eapraas s - Screening Room Carole Bouquet. 1981. Rated PG. ‘tickat to heaven.’ Nick MancSso. Pan 3 NT Pan Pan continued with the eight and his wife’s M ^m sHer. Glenn 2:30 P.M. O - MOVIE; 'OaMpoN' Tw o Obis' Three coNs m girts become state your zodiac sign. Send an & - Making It Count Mag Foster, Saul Rubtoak. 1881. P a n finessed. 0 - Foothnl of Faith Ford. Osbbis Reynolds. Carl Re­ 0 - MOVIE: Tho Four 6:30 P.M. Australien friends come face to the objects of afraction for con­ additional $2 for the NEW iner. 1960. face with the brutality of war. Mel Rated PG. Eiast produced the club 0 - W.V. Grant ® - Rekw Salvaie Somoni ' The change of emaona C E - You Aakad For It struction workers to whom they Astro-Qraph Matchmaker Gibson, Mark Lee. 1981. Rated serve lunch. Rated R. queen and led the four of 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waatliar S - What About Women maika the changing raletionahipa wheel and booklet. Reveals of thrm marriod coupim. Alan 0 - Co-Ed Mag Griffin hoata this PG. spades to give West enough weekly teen megazina. romantic combinations and 5 - MOVIE: Fathom' A Alda. Carol Bumatt. Lon Cariou. ® - Qunemoke 12:00 A.M. PIP sou TAKE > VfELL, WHAT PO U H -IT S REALLV WINPV spades to set declarer. 0 - Nuostra FomWa women parachute jumper is hired ‘E.T.’ soars compatibilities lor all signs. 1981. RatodPG. 6 ) - Newameker Sunday C E - MOVIE: 'Philadsiphia, TMOSE THREE E€G9 KINP you MEAN, OUT ANP A GU6T OF Opening lead: B6 Blast’s play had been bril­ 0 - SacrHIca of tho Mass to recover a piece of equipment 8:30 P.M. Here I Come* HOLLYWOOD (U P U - TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Q9 “ Kenneth Copelend lost in the Mediterranean. Tony 0 - Stylo W ith Elm Klonach O - MOVIE; 'Mbror. Mkror' TO MRS 0OTT5 UKE I OF. "KINPCDF-? WIMP WHIPPEP THEM liant, indeed, but represent­ 0 - Jotsona ( E C E - Nowhott Leako dac- G D - Larry King Show Without being selfish today, try Franciose, Raquel Welch. Ronald Thrm woman's anxistim. dsakm " E .T . The Extra- A5KEP you TO, PEARf OUT C3F MV HANP’ ed his only chance to defeat O - Heritage Comer 3:00 P.M. and obsomiona Imd them to knas a marriage propoaai. to focus your thoughts on 0 - Rox Humbard Fraser. 1967. 0 - Ebony/Jet C elebrity Terrestrial” soared past the contract. Had he led a 7:30 A.M. 0 - Ovadon Today's programs mak the mrviem of a pimtic sur- 0 - Mamorloa with Lowranoo By OiwaM Jacoby things which could spell per­ 0 - Buthwoo of Managamani 6 - Sports America 0 - Nswa/Sporta/Waathar all previous box-office re­ sMde when in with the ace sonal gain. You'll find wpys to CD * My Neighbor's ReMpkm are 'Whickar'a World; Alaska- gaon. Lm Mariwothar, Loretta aad James Jacaby 10:15A.M. The Ultimata Drearr>-Ths Lest Swh. Janet Laigh. 197S. 0 - MOVIE: 'Partiwrs' Two cords in Japan, surpass­ of diamonds, Wmt would get share that which you acquire. CD “ Time lor Timothy 12:30 P.M. 0 - CoaMng/Koir Chance to do it Right,* ‘The Ro- 0 - Tony Brown's Journal cops poaa as iovara ki Loa An- ing 10 million admissions The work of acience la to two spades. But then South GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) CD-lnelght ( E - Oraotoat Sparta Lagandi mentic RebeBon: John Corate- galas' gay communtty to nab a vi- 0 - No Toco Baton 9:00 P.M. since its release Dec. f. subatltnte facts for appear­ would run three diamonds You'll know how to make your 10:30 A.M. ( E - Capa Varda Today Ue’ and 'Technoflesh * |2 hrs.) cioua kikar. Ryan O ’Neal. John presence tell today. In (act. CD - aleck Van Imps ( E ( E - Joftoraono Hurt, Konnath McMillan. 1982. No other motion pic­ ances. The work of an expert and squeeze Blast out of pro­ ( E - T V M a i o ( E - High School Bowl 0 -N o w s Updoto when you enter a social scene ^ - MeDon. Teen Sporte- (E 0 - MOVIE: Tho Rated R. ture, Japanese or foreign, bridge player is frequently tection for one of his queens. Beene ( E - That's The Spirit 0 - SportsContar Pkia 0 - Santo Domlnpo bivita 6:00 P.M. * Mountain Mon' Tw o fur irap- your bubbling personality will 0 - Tho Athtatas has approached the film ’s the suhratutlon of appear­ (NEW SPAPER EN TERPR ISE ASSN.) 0 - Tom A Jony 0 - Piok Panthei Show 0 - Oraotoat Sporti Logonda 3:15 P.M. (E(EO00-Naw s para battle tha alamamt, an- pump pep into the proceed­ Today's program faaturas Bobby croachkig dvBzation and Inditna 12:30 A.M. success in Japan where it ings. 0-BlgSliay 0 - Noyvwnaliar Sunday 0-M odta Watch C E - MOVIE: 'Paradtao, to prasorva thok kfostyla. Chart- continues to set new re­ Orr. HowaHon Stylo' An unemployad 0 - Stylo WHh Elaa Ktoiwch CANCER (June 21-July 22) 0 - CHa oon Cohmiliia 0 - Elocttic Company ton Hoaton, Brian Keith. IS ).- Croeafira 3:30 P.M. plot rotuma to Hawal to start a 0 - FaHh tor Today cords every week. . ; Lay all your cards on the table 0 - Kbigilom Living 0 - Mioa Tala Domlnoo ( E - H la Written - M eet The Press C E - Soo Pfnm HotHago QoH hakcoptar sarvica. Elvis Prmlav, 1:00 A.M. “ E .T .” won an Oscar today with persons you love 0 - Mom ingtown O - MOVIE: T h o BUiio' Tha Clm alc Covorsgo of tha final Suzanna Laigh. Jamm Shagau. 0 - Too Young to Dio nomination for best pic­ and trust, but be a bit cautious Story of men's creation, faN, sur- 0 - I Thought I Woo ToNor: A 1966. C E - Agronoky and Company CROSSWORD with those to whom you have Short Hiotaty of Mol Brooka round ia praaanted from tho Har­ 0 - Nows Update ture of the year and a ^ s t 8:00 A.M. vivsl of the flood and irKlomitabie bour Town GoH Links, Hlton CE-CBSNowa C E - ConSuonco no strong emotional bonds. 3 ) - Barrio faith in the future is told. George 0 - Lawmakora 0 - Moototploea T haatii -pri- director nomination for Hoad. SC. (2 hra.. 30 mki.) ( E - Road to L A . 0 - Intamatkxwl Stirling 'Tha LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're C. Scott, Peter O’Toole, Ava vote Schulz.' Whan Schulz la Steven Spielberg. ACROSS 3 Sty Anaarar to Previoui Puula (E -J b n m y Swaggatt 0 - Faro 41 0 -B ig Story porachutsd kno England, he's Women's Mssters Championship not likely to be at ease today Gardner. 1966. 0 - Tour Mag. tor Woman Is featured.' 4 Noun suffix ( B - ConSuonco 0 - Waloanw Back Kottar 0 - MOVIE: 'U rn M y Fothor spottsd aa an knpoatar. (60 mki.) with persons who have limited (tB - MOVIE: 'Buck Privatea' 0 -M O V I E :'D r . Stock and Mr. lOoasd Captionsd) 0 - MOVIE: 'EvSspaok' A 1 Wi|M0Ut(tl.) 5 Oklahoma perspectives. You need com­ ® - Celebrotlon/Eueherlot 1:00 P.M. Told M e' A boy's peddler grand­ Hypo' Tha Jockyl/Hyda story ia Abbott and Coetelio face life in a father wins his heart with magical codot ia tha unwMkig object ol 4 Having town panions who are optimistic and Q D - To Bo Araiounoad prsaamad with an unusual twist. 0-PhSSIIvara training camp. 1941. ( £ - NBA BaakatboN: tales, while his father invents practical Jokes until black magic Actor cloned auriclai 6 Laatod hopelul. PhHodolphlo at Booton Samis Casey, Romknd Cash. 6 Scourga 0 - Fradorldt K. Prloo 0 - l n a l g h t crazy get-rich-quick schsmss. 1976. 9:15 P.M. and computer acianca combine 7 Tharafara VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) 0 - ESPN SportaContar ( E - MOVIE: 'Roughnacka' 1975. Rated PG. 0 - Fraaman Rapotta for ravango. Cknt Howard. Rated HOLLYWOOD (U P I):- 10 S tu n M 8 Fqod ihop Bolder methods than usual 0 - Butinees of Managamant 0 - Nowa/Sports/Wsalhar R. 13 In a thort Q 9 - Popeye end Woody ( E - Qroatast Sports Logonda 4:00 P.M. 9:30 P.M. John Hillerman, wjio 9 Bataballclub may be required lo achieve 10:45 A.M. 0 - Entorprloa 0 - Protosaional Boxing Cov- plays Higgins— the thom- lima 10 That girl your objectives today. Don't 0 - Nowa/Sporta/Waathar (E-MokoHRaal 0 - World ChompkxMhip ( E ( E - A l o e 0 - Jowiah Ufa 0 - MOVIE: 'SSonca of tho arago of profoasional boxing la in-the-side to Tom Selleck 14 Trammal 11 Califomis pussyfoot around in matters 0 - Kohort BehuSar ( E - MOVIE: 'Morkad For Tennis: Spring prsaamad from Madison Squsrs 16 Thoodara, for iNfcon neeo, w# Champlon- Nordi' A young woman grapplea (E - Worid Tomanow county requiring atlirmative action. 11:00 A.M. Murder* Tex Ritter, Dave 0 ’& with tha lonaknaii and hoidahip Garden. Naw Yorit. NY. (3 tea.) in TV's “Magnum P.I.” ihort 0 - MOVIE: 'Uaa My Fothor rien. 1945 ship Match 0-PaidAnka 12 0f tha(Sp.| LIBRA (Sept 23-Ocl. 23) Have Told Ma' A boy‘1 peddNr grand­ ( E - Jerry FahwoM of tho Canadian wkdamam. Elan 0 -N a w s Update series — will play his 16 Sample 0 - E l Oriental 16 Mao_____ laith In yoursell today. It will father wkia hii boon with magical (E - laiuoa GD - Honeymooners 0 - Vokra of Faith Buratyn. Tom Sksrritt. Gordon second dual role in : a 17 Hard work lung make what you hope to accom­ talaa. wMa hit father invenu ® - Auto Racing '83: 0 - M OVIE: 'By tho Ught of Pktsont. 1981. RatodPG. 0 - WoB S t Journal Rap. 1:15A.M.. 18 ThoM in C E - Make Paaco With Natura series episode April 28^ 19 Small bit plish easier. Additionally, your craty gat-dch-quick achamaa. NASCAR Northweetem Bank the Silvery Moon' A men's wife 0 - Storaky and Hutch 0 - Poopla Now WHh BM oHica 1976. Rated PG 0 - Throe Stoogoa and children think he is pIsyiM ar­ 10:00 P.M. Tuah Last season Hillerman 21 Margarinai behavior will Inspire those ol 400 from North WHkeeboro, 0 - Auction 20 Sticky ituff 32 ISO, Roman 46 Group ol 0 - Southwest Champlonahip NC ound with s French setrsss. Doris (E CE - Trappor John. M.D. played blustery Texan 22 Last lattsr fainter heart. 0 0 - Saaame Btroot 0 - MOVIE: 'Laraqr' Tho story 23 Smoggier Weatern alliet Wroading Day, Gordon McRes. 1953. 5:30P.M. Trappor trios to trait a ctHicaly N of Lenny Bruca, tha calabratsd ElmoZilier,ahalf brother 23 Mitt 35 Year (Sp.) SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Nov. 22) 0 - El MMatorlo da Jimmy 0 - MOVIE: 'AS the Klngt mombor of a rakgioua ouh. 26 Account book 24 Egyptian tun 48 Egg drink Swaggart Praaanta 0-NowaUpdata Horsee’ 0 - Nawia Updota (E-CBSN ow s comsdian and locial aatirlat. ia ra- to his Higgins role. In this 30 Slanted 36 Barrier You have the wherewithal to ( E - N o w s diik C B ^ Mamorlai with lawtanca 0 - Strangor In tho FamBy craated through hia monotoguM. season's final episofje .he 31 Shot hola-in- 50 Catchat bring about beneliclal changes 0 - Oral Roborta and You ^ - I n credible Hulk CE-Nows Dustin Hoffman, Velaria Parrioa. 25 Leas common 38 Foot part C E — Jim m y Swaggott will play Father Paddy ana 51 Meaiura of today. Even obstacles which 0 - Jhn Baldiar 0 - Nowo/Sporta/Waathor 0 - Emhpladoraa da la Muaiea C E 9 - a b c n o w o 1974. Rated R. 27 Type of book 40 Young goat appear Insurmountable can be 0 - Suporaoccor Programa musical prtaontando la 0 - Indapandant Network 33 Biblical land (metric) 0 -la l ln o a 0 - Drug Abuoa Tost 0 - Honotohi Marathon MacGuinness, a Northern ^ g e (comp. scaled it you're determined. musica y al foklora da Colombia. Nowa 1:30 A.M. character 42 My (Gar.) 53 Mineral 0 - Now Jocoay Hiapano 0 ~ Inakto Buokiaai Irish priest, also a half- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 0 - Praaonto 0 - M OVIE; 'PotuSa' The wife 0 - ESFN SportaCantar C E - EyowHnsas Magazhw 34 Buddhiim 44 Knot 8:30 A.M. 0 - Adalanta brother of Higgins. 28 Great Lake 54 OiMneumber 21) Someone you know socially 0 -PaHcula: 'Santo y La Mafia of a wmhhy man romancm a ra- O 0-N8CNawa type ( E - Portuguaaa Around Ua 0 - Yaotontoy Show Yaatir- CE-Monsywotkal Hillerman will make 29 Knocks 45 Soviet river 55 Arab garment could be Just the (>erson you 0 - Convaraodon WHh... Dot Vldo' contly divorcsd doctor. Julo 0 - Fraodom So t pm k day'a nowa bacomss today's co- 36 Folktinger (E-BghthOoy Christio. Goorgo C. Scott, Richard ( E - N a w s the transition by wearing need lo help swing an impor­ 0 - Amatican Gov't Survey 0 - W H d Kingdom mody In this program. Guthrie 1 3 3 4 5 5 7 5 C £ - Day of DIaoovaty Chamboflain. igSS. 7:00 P.M. (E 0 - ABC Nowa a curly blond wig and n^th 36 Radar tcraen tant matter today. Try lo tag 11:15A.M. 0 - How To With Pato 0 - T o Bo Araiounoad him lor your team. 0 -M O V I E : 'Boyond tha Rear 0 - MOVIE: Tiokat to CE (E - so Mhaitm voice instruction front a image 5 10 11 13 0 - Health Weak 0 - Firing Lina 0 - Nmwa/Spans/Waaihar A pet tiger ahatk halpt a young Hoovon' An unhappy man ia m d- C E 0 - M p iW s BoBovo H or su special coach. 37 Motor CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19) man and hia awaothoan lava 11:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. ucod kilo thinking that mambar- Not Tonight ■ program toaturm 0 0 - C aaahlanno Rick trios a - Polo: U.8.P.A. Nolax Gold 39 Glides 13 14 G o out ol your way to do what aoma lahlad black peaila. Dayton ahip in a rakgioua cuh w « be hia tha 'wIdMa' of Now York City, to pravam a Fnnch Rasiatancs t 41 Natural you can to be helpful today, G D Face tho Nation C E 0 - This Weak in Baaoboli Ka'No, Maran Janaan. Rated PG. - 'ticket to hoavon.' 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Foot Aa I Con' A Valum- 1:46 A.M. medium 37 u 3 . . 0 PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) It ® - MOVIE: 'Abbott end 0 - Kamliaza 'Mlaalon of 1* (60 min.) addicted T V produoar's kteatyla CBS, scheduled for show­ C E 0 0 - Major Loaguo Death.’ This World War H tactic it 56 Sprinkling ■ you are looking lo include oth­ CoeteNo Meet the Invisible 0 - LJto on Earth "The Compul- faks apart whan aha tries to quit ing May 11. 41 BoaohoH: Texas at Booton 57 Nixon pal ers in a worthwhile linancial sit­ Man' Bud and Lou. priveta daiec- examined through personal testi- siva Communicatori.' David At­ cold ttirkay. JW Ctoyburgh, Moot This time around Miss C E - Moior Laoguo Baaoboli: rrKNiy end interviews. 2:00 A.M. Rabozo !] ■ uation now going for you. make tivas, try to prove that their invisi­ tenborough focysm on tho part Wlliamaan, Garakkna Pago. Montgomery wilt play a 44 41 45 45 50 51 9:00 A.M. ble client, a fighter, is innocent of Now York Mots at St. Louis (S ) - Evans and Novak comrrxxiication liaa playsd ki tha 1982. Rated R. CE CE - CBS 58 Walked your overtures to family m em­ ( £ - Up Front davalopmant of man. (R) (60 mgmweiBii woman marked for death 59 Commercials ■ ■ ■ bers rather than to outsiders his msnsger’s murder. Bud Ab­ 0 - M ^ Lsagua BasohaS: I - Para Gents Grande Vivo »3 54 a ( E - Wondaranto bott, Lou Costello. Arthur Franz. Toronto at Now York Yonkoaa desde Mexico, Richerd Rocha as mki.) (Ctomd Captioned] CE - 1SS3 Combank when she turns detecUve 1951. 10:30 P.M. LPGA Goff Claaatc DOWN ( E - Sunday Morning 0 - Yootordoy Show Yottar- el enfrtrion de este programs gan- 0 - Solodod Saris dramatics. and attempts to trqck 15 57 ( 9 - Fishin' Hole 'Blues - Chesa­ dsy'a news bacomes today's co­ ador del premlo Emmy an el qua Ubartad Lamarqua ( E - Sports Extm ( E - Psychic PhatxKnatM down her husband's ( E - MOVIE: 'Noptuno 1 Author Gray Finger-painting was the peake Bey, MD ’ medy in this program presents scontecimienios re- 0 - Emorgoney 0 - From tha EdMor'a Osak 0 - n ' t Your Suainaoa murderers. r $5 59 2 Coating matal first digital rorording. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, April 16. 1983 M t\i iii;sTi-;n lll^;|(,\|.|). s.inud.iN. A j u II h i. I!iii:i - ti Tedford urging study committee FOCUS/ People

on low-cost housing m - ■ 'm A n d y Bruce Penhall Democratic Director Kenneth question the concept of the Repub­ V Tedford said Friday he is sur­ lican proposal but some of the prised if his proposal for a specific costs associated with it. bipartisan committee to study He also said the committee he means for providing affordable proposes would not be one to housing in town has been dis­ establish the need for affordable Columnist lets the CHiPs missed out of hand by Peter housing but to make feasibility DiRosa, leader of the Republican studies of specific proposals for minority on the Board of Directors. providing it. Tedford said he has discussed In a letter to Stephen T. Cassano, the proposal with DiRosa and there secretary of the Board of Direc­ was no indication from him of tors, Tedford says, “ This commit­ Playing fall his way strong opposition to it. tee is to gather facts on such DiRosa reportedly has said he proposed housing, such as loca­ will not participate in any biparti­ tion, design, cost, financing, By Stacy Jenel Smith racer and airplane racer. So, our san housing study committee projected rents, etc. and report to the IRS p c in g is in the blood. And I got the because the Democratic directors the Board on such facts and set HOLLYWOOD — At age 6, Bruce incentive to go out there and to ridiculed an earlier Republican forth recommendations on such Penhall started riding succeed from my mother and proposal to build low-cost housing proposal or proposals.” motorcycles. father.” near the Senior Citizens Center and The committee he proposes At 16, he turned professional in because the need for affordable would be made up of four persons Herald photo by Torqulnlo game the sport of NEARLY EIGHT YEARS after housing in town has been well appointed by each political party Hasta luego/ Manchester racing — an exercise in daring, (to their untimely deaths, (in a plane established by earlier studies. and with Tedford and a Republican say the least) at speeds of 140 mph crash that occurred when they Informed of DiRosa’s views, director representing their re­ Bennet Junior High School Spanish teacher Rosemary Zupnik, Ray Memery, Paul Hendessi, Rachel Moultion, For the past week I've been on cycles with no brakes. were returning to their Newport Tedford said Friday he did not spective parties on the committee. DeBartIo (left) and a group of her students are on their looking through drawers and going A year later, he lost his parents Beach, Calif., home from the Stacey Tomkiel, and Sira Berte. The prone figure under in an airplane crash — and vowed way to sunny Mexico for spring vacation. The group, through pockets looking for re­ fam ily’s house at Mammoth the mantilla is Scott Varrick. ceipts I might possibly use as tax to become the world’s champion Lakes), Bruce says that talking which left Friday, includes, from left, Ashley Cruz, Seth deductions. I have pitifully few speedway motorcycle racer in about his parents “ brings back all Teenager charged tribute to their faith in his abilities. the happy memories. For awhile, honest deductions and I'm too Two years ago, he accomplished when people would talk about them nervous to take dishonest ones. It that goal, becoming the first with my brother and sister and me, seems to be that if I write a column American in 44 years to win top it would break us all apart. We with impersonation Xinsella soys he will appeal censure and use everything that goes on in honors at the Wembley, England, didn't know where to go or what to my life as material, my life ought international championship event. do — but we had a great family and to be deductible on my tax form. Last year, he repeated his feat. friends to help us through a very, A teenager who police said tried identification. Before police ar­ Marty, the accountant who helps very long and hard patch. And I to cash a check at two branches of rived he left the bank, walked to a from Council on Judicial Conduct me with my taxes, says the IRS NOW, AT 25, he’s Erik Estrada’s think the way my parents brought the Heritage Savings and Loan car in the lot, and then rode off on a wouldn’ t feel that way about it, newly-promoted partner on us up and taught us to deal with life “ CHiPs.” helped us a lot. Association Wednesday within bicycle followed by the car. | though. about a half hour has been charged By VukanI Magubane convincing proor' Kinsella "acted "A ll of the sudden I've been put "You have to grow up About a half hour later, police Kinsella said he was upset at the "In view of your conduct as with criminal impersonation and United Press International in concert” with his friend and council’s decision and was sur­ You have to play the IRS game. into a series,” says Penhall, who overnight.” said, Winthers presented a check probate judge in the city of illegal use of a credit card. former law partner Alexander prised because the decision was For the most part I write in this answers questions with a briskness Bruce and his old^p siblings to a teller at the Heritage office Hartford, we resign that you resign The charges have been filed HARTFORD — Hartford Pro­ Goldfarb when he appointed Gold- not "supported by facts.” very comfortable work area here and brevity suitable for trackside. “ have shared a lot of ups and downtown but the teller, alerted by forthwith,” the nine lawmakers against Rodney Gene Winthers, 16, bate Judge James Kinsella said farb as co-executor of the estate of “ Sure, there are a lot of actors out downs together, and that’s made a notice from the other branch, Kinsella in defending his actions said in a letter to Kinsella. in my home in Connecticut. My of 847 Tolland Turnpike. Shawn Friday he intends to appeal his the ailing heiress. there who work a long time and us very close. When I first moved stalled him and summoned police. said he acted in the best interest of “ If you choose not to resign, we, wife does all our bookkeeping and Gallagher Kilcollins, of 886 Tolland censure by the state Council on “ His (Kinsella's) handling of the never get a part like I have. But I back here, after living in England When police arrived, they said, Mrs. Donaghue. He said the life of the undersigned, will attempt to she has turned one of the kid’s Turnpike, has been charged with Probate Judicial Conduct for the estate of Ethel Donaghue was feel I ’ve paid my dues with racing. (where, as in much of Europe, Winther offered a Master Charge the 85-year-old woman was in initiate impeachment p ro c ee ^ g s rooms into an office for herself. aiding and abetting in the way he handled the $35-million wrong. It brought disdain and I worked hard and dedicated my motorcycle speedway racing is made out to another person as danger and he felt it was his duty to against you,” they said. violation. Ethel Donaghue estate. justified criticism ... upon the She has a built-in desk and works life to it for years — and I feel all considered a major sport) for five identification. It was later re­ do something about the situation The committee to direct legisla- They wer& arrested after police "The conclusions reached by the probate system ...,” the council on her typewriter and little compu­ the hard work is paying off. years, it was nice to be with them ported to be missing by its owner. and therefore intervened in the tiv# staff attorneys to determine investigated separate incidents at, council are unjustified, unfounded said in its decision. case and appointed Golfarb to whether the Legislature has au­ ter there. We both do a lot of work ’T v e never tried to kid anyb­ all the time again. the north branch of Heritage at 25* KilcollUjs was charged after and unacceptable, Kinsella said at Censure is the strongest discipli­ handle “ this delicate situation.” thority to impeach a probate in those offices in our home. But we ody.” he adds. " I knew I was a "I was staying with my brother Main St. and the Heritage main police found him in car nearby that a news conference at his office at nary action the council can take don’t mention it to the IRS. Marty baby actor in the beginning — and his wife,” he says. "But since I Kinsella said Mrs. Donaghue judge, who is elected. office. At the north branch a youth fit the description of the one that City Hall. short of recommending impeach­ fresh and new and green. It’s a new bought my own house in Manhat­ was being given drugs and and The committM also directed the says that deducting any part of tried to cash a suspect check and had been at the north branch, Kinsella, a 23-year-veteran of ment by the Legislature. Censure challenge for me and I'm giving it tan Beach about three months ago. alcohol and was being robbed by Office of Legislative Research to your home as an office causes the presented a MasteiGharge card as police said. the probate bench, said he had no is the harshest action taken by the 110 percent. I ’m going to two acting I ’m lucky if I see them once or her employees. determine bow impeachment pro­ IRS auditing machines to flash intentions of resigning and his council in its eight-year history. It ceedings would be initiated if the coaches now, and when we break twice a week. That’s kind of a " I don’t think I took drastic red. lawyers have begun the prelimi­ carries ^o penalty. Legislature has the authority to for hiatus I ’ll start taking dancing bummer, but, still, my work comes nary procedures for filing an "What the council has done is steps. She is alive and well at this impeach a probate judge. and singing lessons. I wdht to work first. They understand that. point,” Kinsella said. “ My conclu­ THE BEST THING that ever Low cost computer appeal. second guess my opinion and Committee co-chairman Rep. hard and grow in this business, not “ They’ve been behind me on my Later in the day. Republican actions,” Kinsella said. sion is that I saved this old lady’s happened to me with taxes was the just be 'another pretty face.’ ” racing from the start. My family Ufe.” Richard ’Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, members of the Legislature’s He said the council omitted a lot declined comment when asked if result of a charitable contribution I It’s a sunny day with clear fresh has always been a major part of Judiciary Committee demanded of information that supported his The Republicans on the Judi­ he believed Kinsella should resign. made years ago. It was during the air as Penhall walks to his my success,” he says. billed as dental aid Kinsella resign and threatened to side of the story. He then released ciary Committee sent Kinsella a "That would be prejuding the height of the civil rights argument motorhome dressing room from initiate impeachment proceedings to reporters transcripts of conver­ letter demanding Kinsella resign issue,” ’Tulisano said. and I was working for one of the the MGM soundstage where ” M Y BROTHER races cars and CHIPS’ BRUCE PENHALL JUST LOVES MOTORCYCLES if Kinsella refused to step down. sations he had with Mrs. Donaghue or face the possibility GOP law­ Tulisano said a'bill of impeach­ early morning television news "CHIPS’’ has been filming — an he’s successful. He’s got it in the FARMINGTON (UPI) — A Medicine, said the program can be In a ruling earlier this week, the atmosphere appropriate for him. . . he’s been hooked since the age of 6 and others, which he said sup­ makers would initiate proceedings ment had not been raised in the broadcasts. We had Roy Wilkins on blood just like my fathe did and I third-year dental student and used by any dentist with a personal state Council on Probate Judicial' ported His side of the story but was It would be hard to imagine the do. under the state constitutioii to Judiciary Committee in recent the show as a guest one day. He computer hobbyist has developed computer system, costing about Conduct sail bad “ clear and ignored by the council. athletic teen magazine favorite “ My sister is a housewife who impeach him. historv. been receiving lately from ACCORDING TO BRUCE, all include Tom Reilly, who’s been a lower-cost diagnosis program 82,500. was then head of the National with the straw-colored hair, baby just had her first baby a year ago. I "CHIPS” viewers, (some of which that attention hasn’t engendered unofficially demoted as Bruce has that may soon benefit patients in The process, called digital sub­ Association for the Advancement face and glove-tight uniform iook- love being an uncle! I love kids. I occupies a huge box in his setside resentment from his fellow taken center stage as partner-of- Connecticut. traction radiography , has required of Colored People. ing in place in some smokey drive her and her husband crazy motorhome in fact) — but says he ’’CHIPS” actors. "Ponch”.. Joseph H. Introcaso Jr., of larger, more versatile computers afterhours club. bringing toys over there all the After the broadcast we had can’t envision getting carried When mention is made of the fact “ Erik’s been great. He’s proba­ Orange, a student at the University priced at $100,000 or more, he said. Transcript shows claimed He has approached acting, he time.” away with his new fame. that the "C H IPs” set (with its bly been one of the key factors in of Connecticut School of Dental "H e demonstrated to his peers breakfast together and talked for says, by re-channeling the drive The down-to-earth congeniality I ’ve been through all that with warfare between Estrada and my getting a promotion. He’s and his teachers a diagnostic almost an hour. I was impressed that made him a racing star. Bruce projects has survived the racing. If I were going to get a big Larry Wilcox before the latter’s taught me a lot. This is Erik’s potential that has been overloked with what a good, honest person ’T v e always had that drive. I potentially ego-inflating attention head or anything, it would have departure last year) has hardly show. You don’ t see too many in dentistry up to now,” said Allan Wilkins was. At home that night I can’t say I’m a terrible loser,” he’s been getting from racing fans happened a long time ago. The had a reputation for calm, he series that go on for six years. So, B. Reiskin, head of oral radiology Grasso, others linked to misconduct made out a small check and mailed says Bruce. " I ’m not a poor sport for years — and such notoriety as Homicide mail shows they like it. ” he says — brushes it aside with an. ” Oh, well, he’s working with me and helping, at the school. or anything. I just like to win all the being named a Cosmopolitan Continued from page 1 It to the NAACP as a contribution. " it ” meaning his presence on the maybe that was some other to try and keep the show going. I ’ve Introcaso worked with his own time. "bachelor of the month.” series — "and that adds a big HARTFORD — The husband of engineers were given special con­ When I made out my tax form character or something. But no, been getting a loj of help. Knowing Farmington Medical Center for small, personal computer to create solicitation in Berlin in wming. “ My father was the same way. He’s delighted by the average incentive for me to want to do the a basic program that can be the late Gov. Ella Grasso and top sideration in no-bid state contracts Powers admitted in his testim­ some months later, I added that it’s a great set! I get along with all an autopsy. • Former state Democratic He was a great boat racer, car 4,000 pieces of fan mail he says he’s best I can.” applied to dentistry. Democratic leaders were linked to before they were advertized. ony he eventbally came to realize cancelled check to my other the crew and cast.” That Would Please turn to page 12 Police would not comment on the state Chairman John Dempsey Jr. alleged misconduct in secret grand The Journal Inquirer quoted taking the gifts was wrong, the charitable contributions and put it suspected cause of death, nor say if intervened for an engineering jury testimony, the Journal In­ Powers as testifying that Thomas newspaper said. in a folder. Later that year we got there had been any sexual viola­ company that once employed him. In Memoriam quirer of Manchester said Friday Grasso told him on behalf of • Former Lt. Gov. Robert Kil­ The former Berlin mayor bad the dreaded notice that our taxes tions or other motives. Carlson Ernest DeCioccio, Jr. who in a copyright story. engineers, "These people have lian, who publicly questioned the faced six corruption counts, in­ were being audited. I put every­ said police believed the crime was passed away April 17, 1962 The newspaper said it had been very good to Ella. If there is connection between DOT contracts cluding perjury,.bribery, fabricat­ thing together in a briefcase and a homicide on the basis of obtained a transcript of the testim­ anything you can do to help them, I and political contributions, was ing evidence and tampering with a went to'the IRS auditing office in infomation collected at the scene. A silent thought, a secret tear ony of former state Transportation would appreciate it.” He would not elaborate. among many Democratic Party witness. His trial abruptly ended . Keeps his memory ever dear. Commissioner Arthur B. Powers The newspaper said Powers He said more informatipn would figures who sought DOT work for when he pleaded guilty to two in a one-man grand jury investiga­ appeared three times before the particular engineering firms. misdemeanor counts of hindering Most of the accountants doing be made available today. Mother, and family tion of possible corruption in Ute grand juror, in September, Oc­ • Powers’ deputy commis­ prosecution. the auditing were bright young DOT. tober and December 1681, and his sioner, William Wade of East Jewish boys who had just gradu­ Profile That testimony is still withheld testimony included claims that: Hartford, falsely told a consulting ated as CPAs and were doing the from the public, even though • As commissioner Powers soli­ engineer that Powers wanted him work to get a start in the business. Powers’corruption trial ended cited political contributions from to buy tickets to a fund raiser for When I was ushered into a cubicle ' April 4 in a plea- bargaining contractors for the 1980 U.S. East Hartford?.'Mayor George SINATRA arrangement without full disclo­ Senate campaign of Christopher Dagon. where my auditor worked, I was sure of the evidence against him. Dodd and for the Democratic Town CROSBY mildly surprised to see that he was • Not only Powers and DOT Name: Diane Wicks The newspaper did not disclose Committee in his home town of officials, but employees of the black. how it obtained the transcript. Berlin. department frequently sought and COMO Age: 30 Powers’ testimony concerned • Powers was rebuked by the accepted gifts and gratuities from WE STARTED GOING through Address: South Windsor allegations that certain consulting governor’s office for putting the firms doing business with the DOT. NAT * « ” COLE all my numbers and receipts, Occupation: Social Worker for elderly, town TORME arguing about things that werp of Manchester missing and settling on some other Favorite restaurant: Olympia Delicatessen issues. Halfway through the audit Favorite food: Seafood Lawmakers crack down DORSEY this nice young black accountant started thumbing through my Favorite beverage: Orange juice CLOONEY charitable contributions. I saw Hobby: Needlepoint, crocheting GOULET him pause imperceptibly when he Sports: Baseball on abuse of teller machines saw my $25 check to the NAACP. Roots for: UConn Huskies GARLAND He hastily finished looking at the Ideal vacation: Going to the beach rest of those receipts, put an elastic HARTFORD — (UPI) — The bills to establish a fund for victims Best way to relax: Needlepoint depend on how much money was band around them, closed up my Legislature’s Judiciary Commit­ of DES, aid owners in the sal; of involved. It also establishes crimi­ SHORE folder and said, "Everything here Preferred entertainment: Movies tee Friday approved a bill to mobiie homes and impose safety nal jurisdiction in the town where Favorite entertainer: Harry Chapin establish penalties for fraudulent requirements for joggers and the initial theft occurs. MILLER looks in pretty good order, Mr. use of automatic teller machines bikers. The bill was sponsored by Rep. Rooney.” , Favorite actor and actress: Alan Alda and and another to regulate the use of Fraudulent use of automatic Richard ’Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, MATHIS Katharine Hepburn It was the best charitable telephone ihessage devices. teller cards would be classified as co-chairman of the law-writing Favorite song: "Endless Love ” The committee also supported larceny and the degree would committee. JAMES contribution I ever made. He wasn’t dishonest. He just liked me Music: Soft rock PAGE and knew a man of my character Pet: Dog called Tasman Session scheduled DR. BATTARO 'Wouldn’t cheat the government. Favorite spot in Manchester; Olympia Opens Office BIG There is just one law I ’d like to Delicatessen The Board of Directors from 6:30 p.m to 7:30 see passed in relation to taxes in Car: Honda Civic wiil hoid a public com­ p.m.in the board’s office Brian F. Bottaro D.M.D. Is BANDS the United States. It would involve ment session Thursday pleased to announce the open­ ■ '4 Favorite color: Rust at the Municipal Building. ing ol his office for the practice some extra bookkeeping but it of General Dentistry located at YOUR would be worth it. I ’d like to make Favorite quotation; “Age is, after all, the one ■Savt Thb Arfi I 162 Spencer Street, Manches- it mandatory for the government thing we all share.” ______to file a tax form and send it to each Pet peeve: People illegally parking in }r. Bottaro received his D.M.D. degree from the Unlv FAVORITES one of us, informing every Am eri­ handicapped spaces. Heraia photo by GIneo of Conn. School of Dental Medicine. While In Dentai RED OAK LANDSCAPING School Dr. Bottaro was the recipient of the 1061 Aca­ can as to exactly how his tax Favorite TV show; Hill St. Blues demy of General Dentistry Table Clinic Award. Dr. Bot­ money was spent. I don’t care how Best thing about Manchester: It offers a Everybody loves Bambi MARK SUTCUFFE, taro was also the 1062 recipient of the American Assoc, little tax you pay; you ought to of Endodontics Award as well as the 1062American As­ variety of services and has lots of stores. Children at the Martin School entertained fellow ^UU)OlAB HORTICULTURIST soc. of Oral and Maxofaclal Surgery Award have the right to know what the Dr. Bottaro Is the son of Mr. A Mrs. Samuel Bottaro of government did with it. If I knew Worst thing about Manchester: The corner of students last week when they put on several East Hartford. He resides In Manchester with his wife Center and Broad streets performances of the appealing play, "Bambi.'" Shown on Debbie and son Gregory. my tax helped pay a librarian’s CaH 1 8 gvMiings Dr. Bottaro's practice will encompass all aspects of salary at the National Institute of stage at one of the performances are, from left, Wesley General Dentistry In a relaxed modern setting. Office Health. Morton, "Thumper,”; David Hoagland, "Bambi,"; and •Lawn Care •Landscaping hours will Include Days, Evenings and Saturdays. All Marianne Loto, “Mrs. Squirrel." Costumes were done by •Small Tree Pruning patlsnts are welcome and encouraged to call for an ap- Americans don’t object to pay­ Mrs. Ruth Conran. »”*”*"'*'’*______PHONE 649-2796 ing t a x ^ They object to the way Uieir money is so often wasted. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. April 16. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 16. 1983 - 13 Weddings Advice News for Senior Citizens Mother's grief not eased by Annual variety show goes on this week Sunday: Double rehear­ ■diter’s'8 note: this CO- co­ busPick pick up up at at 8 8a.m. a.m. 12:3012:30 p.m. p.m. from from Parkade. Parkade. andand crafts; crafts; 1:30 1:30 p.m. p.m. thoventhoven Singers; Singers; bus bus pick pick with Cleo 11 a m men DAY- I OrannraH hu tK . sal 2 to 5 Dp.m., .m .. 6 to 8 D.m.p.m. return trins nt nnnn sinri Run roinrna rmn, ______uus p ck wiin i,ieo, 11 d.m.mtn with Cleo; 11 a.m.men DAY: lumn Is proporod by tin return trips at noon and Bus returns from center exercise; bus pick up at 8 up at 10 a.m., return after Bring sandwiches. and women’s exercise No meals — school staff of tho Manchostor 3:15 p.m. approximately 3 p.m. a.m., return trips at noon program. friends' thoughtless words Monday; 9:30 a.m. ce­ class; 12:45 p.m. setback vacation except Thursday Sonior Contor. It ap- Tuesday: 9 a.m. shop­ Wednesday: 9 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage games; bus pick up at 8 meal: oven fried chicken poors in tho Manchostor ramics; quilting; 10 a.m. ping bus; 10 a.m. square health clinic by appoint­ Thursday: 9:15 hand­ and chess and checkers: a.m. return trips at noon breast, cranberry sauce, DEAR ABBY: My 14- 200 miles away, and this is Horald on Wodnosdoy bingo; 12; 30 p.m. pinochle dancing class; 1 p.m. ment; 9; 45 p.'m. pinochle: building class; 10 a m. 9:30 a.m. basket weaving: and 3:15 p.m. parsley potatoes, aspara­ year-old son was killed in where I want to get . and Saturday. gam es; 1:30 exercise bowling; 1:30 exercise 10 a.m. Friendship Circle: orchestra rehearsal; noon 10 a.m. duckpin bowling gus, chocolate tart, a tragic accident seven married. My fianca is class; arthritis group; with Cleo; bus returns 12:30 bridge: 1 p.m. arts time dinner: 1 p.m. Bee­ at Metro Lanes; exercise MENU FOR THURS­ beverage. months ago, and I am Just from this city and so are ■ By Joe DImlnIco now beginning to come out my friends a ^ his. We’re . Activities Specialist of my numbness and Dear Abby planning to get married in shock. Throughout the his church here, but my Greetings. Big news for I ordeai, friends, family Abloall Van Buren mother says if I don’t set ■ the week is our annual and acquaintenances married in my hometown variety show entitled OPENSliNDAVl Check Your tried to comfort me. ^ m e in the church she attends, “ Let’s Do It Again” is f^x-al .Ston- succeeded, while otters she won’t come to my ' finally here. The show will failed miserably. wedding. She accuses me •'«rC»Mn-ct - be at Manchester High Hours The following com­ of wanting to get married School Friday and Satur­ here to hurt her, and says REDEEMDOUBLE MANUFACTURERS' CENTS OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR COUPONS! VALUE. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY APRIL 23RD, 1983 ments are words that 6Ud 4. "These things happen he took a $1,000 bad-debt day, starting at 8 p.m. The not help at all. I realize for a reason.” What rea­ tax deduction. if I loved her, I’d get show is a review of our I that everyone was trying son? There is no reason married in te r church. I past nine variety shows to be kind, but there are good enough to explain The IRS disallowed the do love her, but she makes and should prove to be our | certain words bereaved why I bad to suffer the loss deduction, asserting that me feel so guilty. best ever. parents do not want to of my child. because John hadn’ t I can’t talk to my father This year’s show will be I hear: 5. "You can have really tried to collect, the about this because he our last and tickets are 1. “ I know Just how you another child,” or “At debt was not worthless at always agrees with going fast. I strongly urge feel. I lost my mother, least you have your other the end of the year. Mother to avoid an argu­ ' that you purchase your father, husband, brother, children.” This is really . On appeal, the Tax ment. I ’ve talked to my tickets as soon as possi­ Court sided with the IRS: priest, who agrees that 3 * ! sister, etc.” These words cold and cruel. Children ble. for every year the urch are so hollow to a parent are individuals and no Dear John had failed to the problem is my k Ek B oI Iftata sBwrtisod dams is rOQUMOtf la Ba rootely ■vidsMt *04 Ihlh show is a sellout. Prices of I sai#ateiBalewMt##Bvaftisadp#«eeina#chA4F$lefe •■capias who has lost a child. child can replace the child prove that the debt be­ mother, but he has offered tickets are $5 for adults [ ' spacittcaliyAoiaBirtHRsad ) Unless they have su ffe i^ who has d i^ . came worthless .during no solution. and $2.50 for children. the loss of a child, there is Now for some words the year in question. My fiance’s parents ’ Remember, the show is 1 no way on earth they can that comforted me: a No fiancee, no ring, no ha ve tried to get Mother to ; our biggest fundraiser Bea by supporting CTw know how you feel. simple and heartfelt, deduction. change her mind, but it’s ' and helps support our | 2. “ It was God’s will.” I “I’m so sorry.” Many Do you think this was no use. Who’s wrong? My meals program. ti/brch of Dirries W O l< A m ^ ^ London Broil Mrs. Paul J. Bombacl Mrs. Paul F. RIgglo am no .more (or less) people hugged me, held fair? mother or me? Now concerning trips; religious than the average my hand or cried with me. JERRY THE SOMETHING ; the center will go to the S t e ^ person, but if it was No words were spoken, BLUE IS ME ' Coachlight to see “ Briga- BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER “God’s will” to take my but they were there for me DEAR JERRY: Abso­ doon” on June 15. Sign up son at 14 and end his young when I needed them. lutely. Why should John D EAR BLUE: I can ' date is May 4 at 9:30 a.m. Bombaci-Schaller Riggio-Rowe life, then I want no part of LINDA IN LANCASTER expect the government to understand why your > The cost is $16. On June 28 a God who could be so pay for his education? mother would rather have the center will travel to Lisa Alayne Schaller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vannessa Jane Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cruel. DEAR ABBY: A your wedding in her • New York’s Radio Cityai William R. Schaller of 81 Grandview St., and Paul James E. Rowe of 9 Mt. Sumner Drive, Bolton and 3. “ God needed him spurned lover, "Dear DEAR ABBY; My church, but I think she is ' Music Hall to see th^| Joseph Bombaci, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bombad Paul Frank Riggio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard more than you did.” How John,” sued his ex-fiance mother, who has found wrong to refuse to attend . Rockettes in their of Hartford, were married April 9 at St. Bridget Riggio of Ivoiyton, were married April IS at 6 p.m. in inadequate that made me for the cost of the diamond fault with almost every­ unless you do. “ Summer Spectacular” . Church. the First Congregational Church of Essex. feel, as though something engagement ring she re­ thing I have ever done, is I hope she sees the light Sign up is May 11 at 9:30 was lacking within my­ fused to return. Although now ruining my wedding and changes te r mind The Rev. Philip Sheridan performed the mass and The Rev. Joshua Crowell performed the douhleHng . a.m,. The cost of $17.50 self. I f I had needed him he won a default Judgment plans. because it’s your right to double ring ceremony. Mrs. Clara Dibaldo was ceremony. Mrs. Joshua Crowell of Essex was organist ' includes admission to Ra- more, would be still be of about $1,000, be did not I left my hometown four be married where you FULLY COOKED-WATER ADOED-BONE 1 organist and Ginny Dibaldo, soloist. The bride was and soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her • dio City and transporta­ FRESH-FOnMERLYOROUNO CHUCK ^ FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS ^ FRESH (BREAST QUARTERS WITH WINGS 69* LB.) ^ father. alive? try to enforce it. Instead years ago to work in a city choose. given in marriage by her father. tion. Lundi is on your ' Cecelia Ann Rowe of Knoxville, Tenn., cousin of the own. Lean 1 ^69 Box-O- ^ Chicken m 5 9 c Smoked Hams Betty Wright of New Hampshire, friend of the bride, bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jean Don’t forget next Thurs­ m m w 1 5 ^ ib Shank Portion T W was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were, Colleen Shane Glendinning of London, Engiand, shder of the bride, day starting immediately Ground Beef J Chicken Leg Quarters of West Palm Beach, Fla. and Lorraine Barile of Josephine Miner of Wilmington, Dela., and Charlene after lunch we will be FRESH FRVERS-CUT UP OR (BEEF 1-L6 PKG. 1 49) Liquid vitamin A treatments FBESH-^UME DEVEAU (STEW 2.99 LB.) FRESH-WHOLE Mb 1 3 9 Manchester, both cousins of the bride, Mrs. Robert O’Brien of Essex. Sara Rowe of St. Louis, Ho. and having the ever popular phg. X Boneless Ground Veal . r Roasting Chickens Vi’b !" . 5 9 ' Perdue Chickens . 5 9 ' A&P Meat Franks Massie of Ellington, a friend of the bride, and Lori Katrina Rowe of Canada, nieces of the bride, and Beethoven singers under ALL VARIETIES-THIN SLICED Battisto of Wolcott, cousin of the groom. Ashley Riggio of Ivoryton, niece of the groom, were the direction of James FRESH-PLUME DEVEAU (RM CHOPS 2.99 LB.I FRESH-tLESSER QUANTITIES 89* LB.) FRESH flower girls. McKay. All of you who Veal Shoulder Blade Chops .T* Chicken Legs . 7 9 ' Perdue Chicken Legs . 9 9 ' A&P Luncheon Meats Roy Bombaci, brother of the groom, was best man. for acne--use with caution Gary Riggio of Ivoniton, brother of the groom, was have heard them in the MEEFl-LB.PKa 1.99) FRESH FRESH QUICK FROZEN-CRUNCHY Ushers were Bruce Shane of Raleigh, N.C., cousin of H b 1 8 9 I2-0*. ^ 3 9 best man. Ushers were Lee Osborne, Ivoryton, James past know what a delight­ phg. X the bride, William Schaller of Manchester, brother of Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg. 1 Chicken Breasts . -^’ Perdue Chicken Breasts . r A&P Fish Portions E. Rowe Jr., Canada, and John R. Rowe, St. Louis, DEAR DR. LAMB: My This in turn leads to high ful group they are to listen 1 the bride, Joseph Lea of Manchester, and Robert FRESH FLOUNDER FILLETS 2.79 LB. OR Mo. son is 21 years old and has blood pressure and a to, so please make a point fBEEF POLSKA 2.39 LB.) QUICK FROZEN-CfHiCKEN PATTIES. MINI-ORUMS OR (ASP BACON 1-LB PKG 189) Massie of Ellin^on, both friends of the groom. cystic acne. He started 'J 1 9 .2 ... 'Y 2 9 1-ib 1 7 9 After a reception at the Essex Yacht Club, the stroke. Are these stories a to attend. HiUshire Farms Polska Kielbasa K>. ^ Weaver Chicken Sticks phg ^ Ann Page Sliced Bacon phg I *Fresh Haddock Fillets . 2 ” with treatment for his fad? I don’t want to sire * Frath Fish Availablo Wad.. Thru Sal. After a reception at La Renaissance in East couple left on a wedding trip to the British Virgin Individuals connected With Salt Sanrtca Ffth DapartrrMnt. Windsor, the couple left on a trip to Florida, Mexico, Islands. They will make their home in Deep River. back and shoulders where Your Health again but would a very with our variety show are Jamaica and the Grand Caymens. They will make The bride is a graduate of Bel Air High Schooh in the acne was severe. He expensive reversal opera­ - reminded about the party r p n their home in Manchester. used liquid Retin-A on the tion be in my best inter­ Maryland. She attended Western Maryland College Lawrence Lamb, M.O. schedule for Sunday, May f(EBS and is a graduate of St. Joseph’ s College, West area and it cleared beauti­ est? Would a reversal 1st from 2 to 6 p.m. at tte Iropicana The groom is a computer programmer at General Hartford. She is attending gradutae School at St. fully. Then acne started operatioh stop the clog­ American Le^on Hall. Electric. He is a graduate of Central Connecticut Joseph’s and teaches special education in Deep River on bis face and be was ging of the arteries? Price of the affair is sprange Juice U.S. NO. 1-CRISP JUICY TE N D E R ^ . State, C.P.I., and South Catholic High School. and Chester. treated with liquid vi­ $10.00. Individuals wish- McIntosh QQC The bride is a bookkeeper at Lux, Bond, Green & The bridegroom is a graduate of Valley Regional tamin A but was unable to DEAR READER: The ' ing to make reservations Stevens of Hartford. She is a graduate of Notre Dame High School, Essex. He is vice president of Richard tolerate it. He has been on sperm is not released into ' may contact the office by A p p l^ antibiotic treatments for College, N.H. and East Catholic High School. Riggio & Sons Inc. to treat and it sounds like using Accutane. ’The con­ the bloodstream but no later than April 23. SPRING TIME FRESH . the past three years. The your son has been helped a fusion of vitamin A acid, trapped in the tubules of first antibiotic lost its great deal by bis JUST A REMINDER, either the peeling agent or the testides. It is ab­ the center will not serve Juicy Thick Q Q C effectiveness within a program. Accutane, with vitamin A sorbed there and, in some meals next week because year and since then be has The liquid vitamin A Rhubarb .b has cau s^ many people men, its protein does of school vacation with the been on several with quite acid c a lM tretinoin and DELICATE FLAVOR-TENDER YOUNG to worry about its use. stimulate the body to form exception of Thursday Engagements a bit of improvement but marketed as Retin-A is Also, because the peel­ antibodies, to sperm. And, when we will have a I rn/L'M S|Hri;ils his face is by no means not tolerated well by all. Zucchini ing agent is useful, many by the way, men without a ' delicious chicken dinner clear. In most people starting young people have mis­ vasectomy also form an­ and then listen to the Squash The new oral synthetic with a small dose and tibodies to sperm. U.S. FANCY A EXTRA FANCY FOR BAKING takenly used very large Beethoven Singers, ASSORTED VARIETIES — vitamin A sounds good but gradually increasing it La Pizzeria Red Rome Appl^'l'^ . 4 9 ' DIenst-Tissue Garde-Casayant doses of standard Vitamin The studies you cite Golfers are reminded I am concerned about the makes it possible to use it > IMPORTEO-PLUMP JUtCV BLACK OR ^ G A tablets to self-treat were on monkeys fed a that Monday is the open- Cheese Pizza Golden 'J A Q C NuForm Dorothea K. Dienst of 343 Sum­ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Gardeof use of new drugs. I have for skin peeling. Red Emporer Grapes . 9 9 ' acne. It doesn’t work and v e ^ high fat, b i^ choles­ , ing date for our golf mit St. and Daniel W. Dienst of West Hartford announce the en- always heard that vi­ Now, you have confused 1^02. $1 CaiTots INCLUDES SALAD DRESSING Yogurt 0 1 9 ' can cause vitamin A terol d id — about twice - league at Manchester 3 ctng. 1 Sunset Ridge Drive, East Hartford gagment of their daughter, Kim- tamin A in large doses for the new preparation 13- Rich’s Coffee Rich FOR SALADS-FIRM RED RIPE ^ announce the engagement of their toxidty. what the American d id . Country Club. The 1 9 9 berlee Katherine Garte, to Peter prolonged periods can be dsretinoic ad d with the A&P Spread t; ^ 7 9 ' daughter, Deborah K. Dienst, to usually contains. There is Individuals in need of phg 1 Family Pack 1 3 9 James Casavant of Manchester. poisonous. ’The dermatol­ vitamin A people take asa D E AR DR. LAMB: Six Rich’s Chocolate Eclairs Ybur Ctmice Lt. Phillip C. Tissue, of the U.S. no evidence the same assistance with their Med­ Salad Bowl The bride-elect is a graduate of ogist told my son he vitamin supplement. This years ago, 1 had a vasec­ S j 6 9 ' Marine Corps, Pensacola, Fla., thing happens in humans. icare Forms are re­ Tomatoes A&P Cream Cheese Mount St. Joseph Academy, West wanted him on it for three new vitamin A add derivi- tomy. Since then I have Ore Ida Crispers son of Phillip C. Tissue of Wilming­ And if you did have a high minded that our volun­ Hb 759 Hartford and Marymount College, months. Is that safe? tive, Accutane, is not a beard that after a vasec­ BRAN 9^-OZ. OR BLUEBERRY 13^Z. ton, Dela. and Mrs. Joanne Rob­ cholesterol level or high ' teers will be here at the A&P Swiss Slices P*>g Jw Tarry town, N.Y. She is the grand­ vitamin. It is a chemical tomy the sperm is re- IceIVlik "rP’ bins of Dubuque, Iowa. blood pressure you could . crater on April 27. Please QfKENQIANT do2 109 daughter of the late Felix and D E AR READER: Cys­ derivative of vitamin A le a s ^ into the blood­ phg. 1 The bride-ele^ is a 1982 gradu­ take otter measures, such call the office for an 1 1 9 A&P Shredded Mozzarella Katherind Bakuski of Manchester. tic acne is a more a^ and has no relation to the stream and the body’s Broccofi in Cheese Sauce 'X' 99 Duncan Hines ate of Manchester High School.' as did , weight control and appointment. White Cloud The prospective bridegroom is a vanced and complicated action o f the standard defenses attack it like it OnEENOIANl..1»OZ.PKa A A c exerdse to reduce'your ' .Bie^ wishes to Harold W Service Fish Dept. The prpspective bridegroom is a graduate of South Windsor schools. problem than the usual vitamin. You cannot get Cauiflower in Cheese Sauce Bath Tissue A was a germ which causes risk without having a Bodurtha who is ill at St. Muffin Mix graduate of Newark High School, A September wedding is planned. case of acne. It is difficult vitpmin A toxidty from TWO PLY the arteries to narrow. reversal operation. Francis Hospital, and to KXliq. 7 0 ^ Newark, Del tuid a 1982 graduateof ft.roli / 7 FRESH CUT the U.S., Naval Academy. He is a Joe Karvelis who is at .;illh |} l ;u i I\ A id s Dow Hand! Wrap 779 lb. ^ ■ home recuperating after A C-U Flounder Fillets 2nd Lt. in the U.S. Marine Corps 51 FRESH CUT and is attending flight school in minor surgery. ULTRA THm FULL SCE PADS Campbell’s Pork & Beans1 ^c«n t I 4 - 0 0 ' Haddock Fillets . 2 ” Pensacola. About Town BRIDGE SCORES: Barbara Ann Lupacchino lam pax >99 FRESH NATIVE Thoughts Hans Bensche, 4,500; Tom 30 CL Paramount Lasagna ' 5 ^ 5 9 ' ’ Regan, 3,770; Kay Ben­ box Swordfish Steaks , . 7 ” M a x illiin s NOW IN SEASON i nett, 3,510; Kay Nutter, ICOUUMIORXX 1^02. |49 box 1 Lupacchino-Svcz Turnabout is not Help for epileptics Pre school at Lutz 3,390; Nadine Malcom, Wheaties Cereal, Fresh Boned Shad . 4 ” ' ‘Whosoever lives and believes in Arrid Di^orant Sofid FRESH DRESSED always fair play The LuU Children’s Museum, 247 S. Main S t, stUl 3,350; Carl Popple, 3,330. 13'z-OJ 109 Me shall never die,” (John 11:26). NEWINGTON — The Greater Hartford Epilepsy phg. 1 Lake Smelts . r Mr. and Mrs, Rocco Lupacchino has a few openings left for the spring pre-school for MEDIUM 48 C t OR LARGE 32 C l French’s Instant Potatoes BOSTON (UPI) — Turnabout is Jesus said that once and continues group will m ed Wednesday at 7: IS p.m. dNewingUu BOWLING: High single 12" Table Top GriU FRESH LONG ISLAND • of 79 S. Adams St. announce the children age 3 to 5. Luv’s Diapers not always fair play, the Massa­ to say it clear. Sometimes this Children’s Hospital, I t l E. Cedar S t ’ women, Mary Chaves, 3802 189 Cherrystone Clams . 8 9 ' engagement of their daughter, Each morning, Wednesdays or Thursdays from 9: SO BETTY CROCKER-MTEIMATIONAL Wesson Oil btt I chusetts Court of Appeals Thurs­ becomes blurred with all kinds of John W. Sober, executive director td the Connecti­ ' 182; high triple Ginger 18" Table Top GriU Barbara Ann Lupacchino, to Wal­ day told two former college things. Sometimes it isn't beard cut Epilepsy organisation, will explain services to 11:20, running April 27 through June 16, will indude Yourkas,472. Men high Noodles Romanoff ter Lawrence Sycz Jr. of Rocky a craft, story, snack and a meeting with one of the students who wanted to grade their unless it is told-given the free avallaUe in the state. For informatioo call 236-3494. single, Don Jorgenson, Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. museum’s live animals. teachers. course that it dcierves. In the 213; high triple, Andy Sycz Sr. of Newington. Cost is $42 for members and $46 for non-members The court rejected the former manner of events that happen, we Lorenzens, 535. Chef Pierre’ The bride-elect is a graduate of for one morning a week. Cost for two mornings is $72 Long Horn Va Fried Cooked students’ request that the Univer­ may rationalize at best but still it’s Paper drive at Bowers Manchester High School and St. for members and $78 for non-members. For PINOCHLE SCORES: sity of Massachusetts at Amherst only ours what we say and think. 8” Apple Cheddar Chicken Jurkey Breast Joseph College, West Hartford and M w ers SduMl will have a drive to colled papers, information call 643-0949. Mike Desimore, 608; be ordered to release confidential But this word of promise comes ; the University of Connecticut returnable bdtles and cans April 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 Harry Pospisil, 596; Sol teacher evaluation information for from outside ourselves and yet p.m. at the sdiool on 141 Princeton St. • 3 PolBtO School of Social Work, West Cohen, 590; Maude Cus­ a course and teacher guidebMk. from one to whom indeed Joined Fun fair In Coventry 7 9 Logs Hartford. She is employed at ter, 581; Gladys Seelert, • VogBiBble “ Raw data appraising the Job our nature, according to the I Natchaug Psychiatric Hospital'in COVENTRY — Coventry Grammar School will 571; Bill Stone, 563; Ro- . BBCh • Roll performance of individuals,” the scriptures. He lacked nothing Willimantic. siwnsor a fun fair May 14 from 10 a.m. to S p.m. There . tert Schubert, 562. court said in a five-page opinion, while we lackc so much. He trusted New classes at Lutz will be games and prizes for children. Anyone who The prospective bridegroom is a in the Father who sent Him as no “ is particularly personal and would like to rent a space orseilcraftortagsale ttenu - SCHEDULE FOR In Store Bakery graduate of Newington High man. Some who beard Him said, The Luts Children’s Museum. 247 S. Main St., will Cheese Shop ')p. Hot Foods ,J Deli Shop volatile.” may call 74^S498. School, Manchester Community WEEK: iBICII C 3 The teacher evaluations were “ never a man spoke like this sponsor several new five-wedt diOdren’s d w sfs TOBINS 1ST PRIZE College, and Southern Connecticut solicited by the university from man.” What He gives to believers beginning April 26. All dasses m e d from 3:45 to 4:45 Coconut Custard Pie State University. He is a partner in Danish Havariti Pork Spare Ribs Large Bologna is only what God can ^ v e and not p.m. Fee is $10 a class and partidpanta mud be nC8H BAKED students, who were asked to give a Banquet for Bolton women School helps; HOME STYLE MOTHER GOOSE the Jarvis Music & Entertainment we ourselves.' museum members. Agency. narrative-style opinion of their BOLTON — The Bolton Women’s Club will have its Wheat Bread Lorraine Swiss Beef Stew 1st Prize Liverwurst teacher and course, provide rat­ Courses Include sports spectacular, cloth cut-ups, no guarantee An Oct. 29 wedding is planned at annual banquet May 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Fiano’s BAKED NEW YORKER ings from one to 10, and answer C.W. Knhl woodland Indians, darkroom magic, signs of spring, St. James Church. Restaurant. New officers will be iiutalled. Former WASHINGTON (UPI) Orange Layer Cake Domestic Blue Cheese Macaroni & Cheese computer Questionnaires. Zion Ev. Lutheran Church and pond life probe. For information call 643-0949. American Cheese club members and prospedive new members are — Education doesn’t gua­ rantee financial success, welcome. For information or reservations call Nancy I PWCE8EFFICTIVEAPBK.mHTHAUAPfllL23RO.1SB3. WE RESERVE THE RiGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL EWtORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. Fish at 649-7806. ^ but it certainly helps, says 7f He lets the fall his W Q V hour for seniors an Insurance industry newsletter. ^ fit.St. Bridget ITThitrrh Church m on i Iffa Main iii lStr«Ms* Stred w will have a holy Honor roll at Cornerstone A study by the Am eri­ Coniinued from page 11 ford, Steve McQueen, James Caan. ago. 1 was in a dubraceoRMarina hour for senior dtlaens Wednesday at 11 a.m. The The following students have been named to the can Council of Life Insu­ There’s been a lot of talk about d d R qr and we woo. service will include scripture readings, meditation rance shows an average that I haven’t had an ading honor roll at the Cornerstone Christian School. what I might do, but it’s really too "W e go for about 100 miles at and homily. educational attainment of background, people have been early to tell.” about 00-70 mph. It sounds danger­ High tenors went to Jennifer HcAuURe, Douglas CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER Lunch will follow. For te s ta tio n s call 647-9529 or very supportive.” Van Hoewyk and Ezequlel Alejiuidro, grade 1; Emily 12.8 years for members In the meantime, Bruce keeps up ous because It’s such a long 043-0004. whose households in­ his social life, dating Melissa Gray, grate 2; Chelsea Cote, grate 3, and Chelsea distance. But It’s not.” Bock, grade 4. comes ranged from OF COURSE. "CHIPS ’ isn't Gilbert among otters. going to last forever. Honors were awarded to Jeremy Kirch and Joseph $25,000 to $29,999 in 1980. Bruce And he keeps up his athldic life. An "intermediate” skier by his Health program offered The attainment level eventually wants “ to do feature Retired from the speedway, except definition (an “ expert” by my his Bock, grate 1; Angela Sindair, grate 2; Mikfci films, and to work on the stage. I ’d COLUMBIA — Community Health Care Services, Alejandro, Kiistofer Roe and Brian Larsen, grade 3. ' rose to 14.6 in households for promotion and exhibition pur­ manager’s), be was invlM to the Route 0 In Columbia, will ofler a program on breast in the $45,000-$49,999. a BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER like to follow in the footsteps of my Also B rigdte Stuart and Heather Hoff, grate 4; poses, he’s begun offshore (ocean) recent John Denver pro-celebrity self-exam Thursday at 7 p.m. The session is free and year range and to 16.7 in idols: Paul Newman, Robert Red- boat racing. “ I started two weeks ski tournament. Jennifer Houle and Alexandra O’Brien, grate 5, and open to the public. For information call 228-9428. Susiannah O’Brien and Andrew Bock, grate 7. households with incomes 1^ of $75,000 or more a year. I i « — M AwcHim iKK HaKALU. Saturday. Apnt la, iww

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Editor’s Bole: this cshimii is prepared by the staff past few years carried out major food drtvos in not to subsidira their choices. Even though we feeding many more people on restricted diets of the Manchester Area Coafereace of Cbarchea. November and December that proride the may sympathizs with the struggle that they are such as diabetics, than we were in the beginning. thousands of cans and boices of non-perishable g o i^ thrragh. ’The volunteers make sure that we have an foods that form the basic food stocks of the You can buy jeans for your daughter but it adequate supply of such foods. By Nancy Carr pantry. means she arill go hungry for 8 days. Even if your People are referred to the Pantry not only by Bruins rebound to square series Executive Director Because of this tremendous response from the son’s sneakers are torn, you must balance being our own staff, but by Town Social Services, State community we were able to feed more than 1,1M able to feed hfan agahist putting shoes on his feet. Public Health nurses, schools, clergymen and Continuing our annual report to you, we would men, women and children 5,438 meals in 19n. Hnrd'Cboioca, bat more and more of our people others in the helping professions. We. keep a small BOSTWi (UPI) - The differ­ day) and we wanted to turn it 15-footer past Bob Sauve from the like you to know that last year more thtui 25 ence was like night and day. during the regular season — nmat make them. mini-pantry school at Town Social Services so around in a hurry. And one good slot 52 seconds into the game. It scored his first goal of the playoffs churches and community organizations carried INCREASING NEEDS Odcasionally, are get some heavy flak about that they can provide food "on-the-stop” for those Coining back 16 hours after one thing was that we didn’t have a lot out food collections to help stock the MACC was the first shot on net. to ignite a three-goal first-period these derisions both from those who have been coming in for assistance. of their worst outings of the year, of time to dwell on the loss.” Emergency Food Pantry. Iliey indude Second “ They reversed the tide a little outburst and lead the Black Hawks The need for food continnes to increase; inthe draied and from other agencies. This seems like a the Boaton Bruins re-established The Bruins started from the bit,’’ said Buffalo defenseman Congregational Church, Trinity Covenant first three nMnths o f ' 19SS we have almadly to a 7-4 victory ever the Minnesota geod' time and place to say that are have never THANK YOU their cbecUng game and got solid opening faceoff, as they did Mike Ramsey. “ We came in here North Stars at . Church, Concordia Lutheran Church, Commun­ provided 1,778 meals to 132 households reprcaent- goaheiidiiig Friday to square their d ra M anyone food aritbant making a concerted Thursday night. The difference and wanted one. But after you win Chicago will take a 2-0 lead in the ity Baptist Church, SL James Church, St. Mary’s ing almost 488 persons. eHbrt to help them gel on a more stable basis. EMERGENCY PANTRY; To Second Congre­ Adams Diviskm final series with was they kept the pace until well Church, St. George Episcopal Church, Emanuel the first one, you always want the Norris Division final series into ’The Emergency Pantry was established lo help Obrionsly, operating a Food Bank can be mudi gational Chnreh, Elaine Jones, South United the Buffalo Sabres at one game into the thinl period, when they second one, too. They played like Lutheran Church, South United Methodist people through an acute family crisis pesfod.) eadi with a 5-3 victory. Minnesota for Sunday’s third more inrahred than just parcchng out chitken Methodist Church, St. George Episcopal Church, had a 5-1 lead. we did last night.’’ game. Church, North United Methodist Church, Bolton Unfortunately, there is a groaring population whs noodfo soap and green beans. One of the areas are Howard and Blather Generous, Concordia Luthe­ The Bruins won it by outskating, “ We came out with a purpose. The best-of-seven series shifts to Denis Savard added two third- Congregational Church, Center Congregational live continnally in crisis. ’They ehher have iw most need vohmtev assistance is to have those o f ran Church, Paul Marcuson and 'the Viking outcbecking and outhitting Buffalo We took the body and we got the Church, St. Bartholomew Church, BoHon Metho­ income (like our street people) or they cannot Buffalo, N.Y., forGames3and4on period goals and had two assists in ^ yon who have some experienoe with budgeting Bakery, St. James Church, Marilyn Miller, Mrs. in forging a 441 lead after two lead," said Boston Coach Gerry Sunday and Momfoy. The fifth the first period. Steve Larmer, dist Church, Church of the Nazarene and Temple manage on the income th ^ have and by the third and management work arkh individnal families Walter Fns, and 3 anonymous donors. periods. Pete Peeters rebounded Cheevers. “ And we learned that Beth Sholom. game will be Wednesday night in Doug Crossman, Bob Murray and week of every month are out of money and out of introableL from a poor performance with a we can’t sh on a lead, that we have Boston. Other organizations are Keeney School 5th food. Tom Lysiak also scored for Chi­ The Emergency Pantry has been boused from CLOTHING BANK: To Ray Winter, A.A. fine 37-save effort, tainted a bit by to keep working. And we did." Rick Middleton, Keith Crowder cago. Craig Hartsburg, A1 MacA- grade class, Keefoler Cdrporatkn, Our Lady of Even though the community response ban been the beginning on the 2nd floor of Center Valeskl, Mrs. Daniri Taft, Mrs. Arthur Cbarle- two late Buffalo goals. "We couldn’t go back to BuUalo - Fatima Mothers Circle, Grange 3L UN ICO. excellent we do not have resources that can and Ray Bourque also clicked for dam, Dino Ciccarelli and Willi Congregational Chnreh and Is operated by a cere bois, Lana Buck, Mrs. Ralph Homes, Barbara Peetera was superb in the down two games; it would have Boston, which scored twice in each Plett scored for Minnesota. Hartford Food Share, Manchester Chamber of subsidize the number of mental health patients an of dedicated vohintecrs; Coordinatar. Lucy . Botteron, Mrs. R.M. Hill, Rose Donnelly. Terry victory that evened the teams’ been over,” said Bruins defense- of the first two periods for a 4-0 Ciccarelli’8 goal brought the Commerce, Buckley School, Bennet Junior High the street with no home, no money and no foa&: IXesaaond, Diane Longchampe, Kay Holstrom, Flynn, Judy Monaco, the St. Vincent DePaul best-of-seven Stanley Cup playoff man Mike O’Connell. "But we and filing Junior High. In the past month we have finally rstnhiiehrd lead. Middleton and Pederson North Stars to within 5-3 at 3; 47 of Cnetka LaCbaasse, Doris StoHarterg, Eleanare Soriety of St James Chnreh, Tom Tierney. Diane series at one game each. The started playing our game, and now have at least one point each in all the third period. But Savard came As the number of people needing food continued separate feeding programs in an effort to cepe Qkton and Leona Lavety. under the guidance of Wicks, Kate Hull, Leona Robba, Gail LaBrie, and Adams Division final shifts to it’s 1-1 and I ’m confident.” six of Boston’s playoff games. back with two quick goals, his fifth to increase, we went on a calendar coUeotioa with the needs of the chronicaUy indigeBt here in Lacy'.Deaniond,r the vobrnteers sort incoming 8 anonymous donors. Buffalo. N.Y., for Game 3 on Peeters set the stage early with In another early game Friday, and sixth of the playoffs, to put the system, schieduling two organizations a nwoth for Manchester. food^'Slainp cans and bones arkh arrival dates, FURNITURE BANK: Mary Schubert. Mrs. Sunday. some big saves on Tony McKegney food collections in order to assure a year ronnd A1 Secord — who scored 54 goals game out of reach. In The Pantry itself when the rcescds show that stock sheivis, fill pantry orders, record informa- Norman ComoUo, Vera Obimer, Marioa Winter. “ The forechecking was the key. and Paul Cyr. He had a shutout supply of food. Several churches have now gone we have fed a family several nnsnths in a raw th* Ubn on indisidhad. client records, send out Jeanne Low and 2 anonymous donors. We came out and took the body and until Phil Housley scored with 7:41 the extra mile and cany out monthly coUectians next step is to ak down with the bead eftiie family reminder notices to participating chuiches and it worked.” said Boston center to play, and he had a lead to protect instead of an annual coUection. Concordia (almost always a woman) and srsck on organisations in advance of their assigned EBfERGENCY SHELTER: Our grateful Barry Pederson, who bad three almost from the start, as Mike Lutheran, Second CongregationaL South United budgeting, stretching food dollars. s»w«vh«»g lor caflectian month indodiBg a list of food kerns in asaistB. “ It was definitely an Methodist, Ehnanud Lutheran, SL George thanks to all the good folks, who, inresponsetoa Knisraiynski broke in and scored Rice, Eckersley UPI photo ways to increase income. Very ofisn we refer short supply in the psntryj They caivy food bags plea in an earher MACC cofaimn, have bronght in embarrassment last night (Thurs­ the first of his two goals on- a Episcopal in Bolton and Botton Congregational eligible persons to food stamps. Praple uncnit out to the cars for dderhr and ditaliled, pack towels, washchkhs, basins and clothing specifi­ collect food once a month. You arill find in their BRUIN GOALIE PETE PEETERS EYES PUCK plsgrcd and newly poor often don’t fasaw what tpeeisl foods for petasns on saltfrec and cally earmarked for use at the sbehen Mr. and aearsletters and/or bnlletins a notice which lists resources are available, . . . as battle goes on in front of Boston net sngarftee diela. araick the' papers for special Mrs. Frank J. Miller, Nona McCann, Dalia LeaL the food of the month, i.e. dry milk and tuna, However, in werkhig arith a tamiiy .if are pace RSox effort srtes hantding the pantry dsUars and shop Community BaptM Church. peanut batter and jeilo as they ask their people to determine that they are making unariae chsioes csrefolly when are mnal snppksnent the food FhiMly, towels, sweaters, handknit socks, and Islanders speed bring in items in short supply. with available incstne, the rhsice ofhowthqr wM In addition, Manchester schools have for the a washtub from an anonymous donor who is a spend their money is ap to us and we wMfbssae Fbr some reason the figures show we are parishianer of Community Baptht Cbarch. BOSTON (UPI) - Jim Rice by the Rangers in 71 innings this Cheney nine gets socked a two-run homer in the first year. to 5-0 triumph iiming and Dennis Eckersley scat­ Boston added two unearned runs tered six hits over seven innings in the fourth. Reid Nichols and 'C.'l ■ • . ; ’ Friday night to carry the Boston Wade Boggs started the inning first win of year Catendar UNK>NDALE, N.Y. (UPI) — starting center Bryan Trottier and Red Sox to a 4-1 victory over the with singles and when third fteaaeSatter scared his first NHL defenseman Dave Langevki, both Texas Rangers. baseman Buddy Bell threw the ball hat trick and BHly Smith recorded sidelined indefinitely with bad Bob Stanley took over for Eck­ away on Boggs’ infield bit the HEBRON— Less was more Kevin St. Amand. hia fowth career playoff sfaatout knees. ersley, 1-1, and pitched the final runners advanced to second and pleasant for the Cheney Tech Friday night, befoing the New The Techmen won it with a run in Monday — 10a.m.. Vlntyardk i ; 7 pm., yenlh ’The Rangers, in a switch from two innings to earn his second save third. baseball team Friday afternoon. Gospel crusade at Calvory mm 8 a m to 2;U pm . at Brthaoy LutheraaCbnrek Verfc Ishmilrrs take a two-game the sixth inning. Nowak hustled his chain 7:30 pjn., finrarr 7:38 p m . a C ra n ra riL Game 1, started Glen Hanlon in of the season. Rice also singled and Dave Stapleton bit into an infield The Techmeu, plagued in their lead in their Patrick Division final way for a two-base knock to left, The final services of thespring gospel crusade wkb women’s prayer and atnd|y gieup. The theme of the aoaearidy is “Our Rock, Our J<9. goal instead of Ed Mio but the tine doubled in four at-bats. out allowing Nichols to score and opening two games by bases on took third on a Pelletier grounder evragetist Harold Young wkl b e S o n ^ at M;38a.m. Wednesday — 8;M aJB., crafts) scries with a 54 rout of the New of Duane Sutter, Brent Sutter and Texas took a 1-0 lead when Bill Jerry Remy reached on shortstop balls and miscues, saw the tatWkaua.” The Rev.. Roger ItavidBan of Bethany York Rangers. to the right side of the infield and and 7 p.m. at Calvary Church, 488 BucUand Road, Chanoei Chain evangehn rfl officiate ^ Bourae was spectacular in helping Sample put Eckeraley’s first pitch Bucky Dent’s error that allowed numbers fall dramatically and the Stitter and Smith received help scored on Bob Elliott’s sacrifice fly • South Wtodsor; Thnrsday — 8 a on,, qafitlng gran) > wki inchtde Bflhie stndy, a sessiM on the Islanders run their streak of of the game into the left-field Boggs to score. result was a 4-3 win over RHAM to centerfield. Rev. Yeuog will lead a seminar for adults on gifts of Methadiata; 8:.3g pm., jonfor ebakr 7 pan., CUh from Bob Bourne, who' notched consecutive goats to nine. screen for his first career Fenway High in COC action in Hebron. ran lirriifon w ihhig. Ifembcrv of Concordia three assists for the second Elliott, 1-2. was the winning the HofatSphiiduriim church srhnsIbThegiming at Scants; 7:38 pm.. beard at trartr ii naanekLnthcran rhnrehti of Maarhester wkl Smith faced only 11 shots Park home run. But the Red Sox Texas threatened in the seventh The win was the first after two . He fanned eight and 8:38p.^ Edward and Barbara Pfehette of Johnston, Friday — 10 am.'. AJ-Aara, straight game in the best-of-sevea through the first two periods but took the lead in the bottom of the when George Wright singled and losses for the Beavers and first- . Tir regirter caH 8ffi3BS by We*iesds». scrira that resumes with Game 3 walked three in going the distance. E l., wkl provide gospel music and song. was effective when he needed to be inning after Dwight Evans singled Sample laced a two-out double to year Coach Bill Baccaro. Losing pitcher Sean McDona'1 Sunday night at Madison Square in registering his second strong and Rice followed with his homer, left-center. But shortstop Glenn “ We’ re a young team with a lot of Garden. walked two end also stnickout Men’s breakfast ol Center Stockholm BOnettO visit outing. his second of the year, off loser Jon Hoffman took a relay from Rice inexperienced players who will get eight. The Islanders outclassed their T te I The barrage began only 54 Matlack. 1-1. and gunned down Wright at the better,” said Baccaro. “ Weshould Mini musical at Emanuei The fnlimring rraata am sehadnied at Cc rtion Aeany’s Stnrirhrim VB Bond fomn arch-rivals for virtually the entire Nowak was 3-for-3 to pace the StradoL will perform' thia weehend in seconds into the game, when Bob It was the first home run allowed plate to end the inning. have more highs and more lows but Techmen. Cheney’s next outing is Cengaegatieael Chareh for tbeeamiBe areeic game despite playing without The foUmring events ace sehcknled at Emanoci Nystrom dropped the puck for as long as we keep Improving, I ’ll Tuesday morning at home against Luthevan Church for the raming week: Sunday — 8 am., CentnrC John ToneUi and headed for the Woodruff Ball; Ik 15 a m , ’Fhe lin t ptefcemanee » act for Saturday at 7:30i be happy. Cromwell High at 11 o'clock. Sunday — 10 a.m.. mini nmsical wkh Pam Quinn, net, forcing thedefense to collapse “ This was a big win not because meeting, sanctnaey; TkakBhi pm^StitiftViitedlHtiiadiatChHcnk, UMBtainSL Dick Burgess, Linda Htaog, Nancy Penett and Kiri Toronto clips around him. Tonelll ripped a it was just our first win but also Cheney Tech (4)—Carbonell c Roobb. Corzine powers 3-1-1-0. Sullivan 3b 3-1-1-2, Nowak OttAmhkp **jn. thn hand will' nertiinmfli’ji Shffi 4Afoat shot over Ifonion’s sbraldrt because RHAM is said to be a good Btaadsqt — ukSP a m . Efomm Nhltinfo* gmmp^ Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; l:30 p.nL, Yankees^ 6-5 for a i-o lead. team. It was a win we needed.” cf 3-1-3-0, Pelletier lb 2-0-1-1. Robhins Rnam; 7.3Bp.aL, GraceGtnnp, Fedmatkas wenhip seerioe, afonatSenthChmeh. At 10 a.m. they Elliott p 2-0-0-1, Fires ss 3-0-0-0, LydiaCircle; 7;30p.m., Toastmasters, concertserioa Hnm ii w k lpersde tntlieSatvatioaAnnyCltadri; saxiCain Duane Sutter scared his first The Sachems slip to 1-2 in the cammittse NEW 'YORK. (UPR - Enrie goalof the game and second of the Gonzalez 2b 2-0-6-0. Fuller rf Tuesday — 6:3g p m , sacrad^ gmup. St., foranetherwonhiyaerriraat Ua.m. ThepahHc conference, 2-2 overall, with the Wednesday — 7 p.m., MARCH class; 7:30 p.m., Wfaitf s two-out single scored Dave playoffo at 8; 10 on the power play, Bulls past Celts loss. 3- 0-0-0. Foran , If 2-1-0-0. Totals Federation Blxmi. in ineked to ail cventa. 23-4-6-4. Emaanel Choir. Cbliiiu with the tie-breaking run in when his centering feed from Each side scored three times in Wednesdqi — lo a m , BMhaoy Glnap,^ BhhiiBn The bond;, whgidr hae peafornmd extenaiveiy in the ninth inning Friday night and Thaisday — 10 a.m., prayer group; IL.lS a.m., care EhmpeandlficlJtakadStatmisaaderthcditBctidBof behind the net was accidentally the third inning. RHAM (3 )—Coppolelli2b3-1-0-0. Rnoao; 7:30 p m . Chaoert Choir, dforriroonq: 7:38 provided the Toronto Blue Jays deflected in by the skate of the BOSTON (U P I) — Dave Corzine McHlale led Boston with 26 points, Nick Foran and Dan Carbonell and visitation; Ifi: 30 a.m., Biblestudy and bag.lunek. pm., deyartmeat of frilnm i hly IRdlhiai Banir. Pfer Ofilnmav whn hon-afon rindurtiif for the Tuohey 2b l-O-O-O, Cavanaugh ss Sahirday 9 a.m.. New Eugland Synod youth whfa a 6-6 victory over the New Rangras’ Don Btafoaey. worked'mside for 34 points and the 11 rebounds and seven blocked singled with the latter stealing 4- 1-3-1, Tarbox lb 3-0-1-0, Miranda Tharsday — 7:30 p.m., chknclt coonck, RnbhiBa Tbrk Y'ankees. Duane Sutter struck again at Chicago Bulls capitalized on shots while Robert Parish had 21 committBe; 8 p.m., AloohoUcs Ananynumain Liithcr Rnam. ser«atm«Mhe»a*fc second base to put two runners in c 4-1-1-1, Bradley dh 4-0-2-0, Ratti HhU, eoClmcch St Collins opened the ninth with an lS:3$r giving the Islanders a 3-0 strong free-throw shooting Friday points and Scott Wedman 14 — scoring position. Both scored on pr O-O-O-O. St. Amand rf 4-0-0-1. taeerkn Sabiation Aamy bynms.I. 'Thet Ignmp iaon a . infield single off loser Rudy May, three-week tone of the statn. lead, taking a pass from Bourne night for a 120-117 victory over the matching bis best since joining the John Sullivan’s double to left. Paul Mastandrea 3b O-O-O-O, Joseph 3b Q:;!, who was then replaced by Rich and waiting patiently for Hanlon to Boston Celtics. Celtics on Jan. 14. Nowak singled Sullivan to third, l-O-l-O, Babik If 3-0-0-0, Quattropni Hew courses at Triiiitv Gbsaage. After a sacrifice bunt and go down b ^ r e backhanding the The Bulls, beating the Celtics for where he scored on Paul Pelleti­ cf 3-0-0-0, Keefe cf O-O-O-O, McDo­ Hare's Mozarene's week Jewish workshops offerect an intentitmal walk, Gossage re- puck past him. the second straight time, sank 38 of 76ers soar er’s sacrifice fly to centerfield. nald p 0-0-0. Totals 30-3-8-3. The adnlt Sunday Bible sohartrt Tkinky Ctneaanr tired.CIIff Johnson on an infield pop The Islanders scored their se­ 41 free throws and scored their last RHAM drew even in the home The following events have beca scheduled at the Wirin’ HfUCTTOBfoi — tha Hhrtford Jaariah Church of the Nazacene for the t-aming week: Church haa set new riaiinm whfoh wkl> begio. on before Whitt singled to center for cond power-play goal, of the game six points from the foul line, three over Nets third on RBI singles by Tim Cheney Tech 003 001 0 4 SInday.. Cl nssm meet finm.tr2StaUh2Sam eommaiiky Crater wkl: syraao c twe workshaye his second hit and second R fil of at 8:02 of the second period, when each by Corzine and Quiiitin RHAM Tuesday — 2 p.m., service atCrestfield Convales­ hagjnnihg.iiasli waeh. Cavanaugh, Mike Miranda and 003 000 0 3 cent Hiome; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 the game. Brent Sutter tipped Bourne's slap­ Dailey, who finished with 19 points. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. A werimhayiforain^adultawtil heghi Tuesday at Dave Stieb, 2-1. scattered eight p.m., SamsandSals meetwithDtr. David Van Hbewyk by Gary Jodoin. Wo^mS^rtulfoimMMntnaiparaiy' shot past Hanlon for his second Dailey broke the game’s final tie (UPI). — Guard Franklin Edwards as speaker. iaeues wkl be lad by BMtp BHitniui and Fheklte 7i3yattha€eatB«..1WWtaBnfield.Ave, Fheia $lAand< hits and allowed only one earned goal of the ptayofis. with a foul shot with 36 seconds hit a jumper from the free-throw Laweenoe. Nehemiah, uoing tha tave “ Btandi MM' ragiahsatitm.iB ruqniindi run while striking out seven in Duane Sutter achieved his hat remaining to give the Bulls a line with two seconds left to give Wednesday — 7 p.m., CbanoelCUoirrehearsal; 7; 30 A warhatHy dnol earner coapln wkl> be p.m., prayer and praise service, teen Bible study. Another Brick” by Chariee StvkriMh wkl belodiby pitching bisfirst complete game of trick at 15:20 after Bourne’s speed 116-115 lead. Corzine then dropped the PJiiladelphia 76ers a 100-98 Bolton succumbs Jack Berggren. ’Biawahy ftiim>7:3l8to8r3Wpm, also attheecoter. the season. enabled him to outrace the in two more nine seconds later victory over the New Jersey Nets Thursday — 7 p.m., meeting of Cornerstone Alao on.Snndaptl>eehiimlt:WiHI,««lalii-nli»mtalrtiim jtoefoffiiucraplemrlBseaipeeaaB. 00111238,4871 for development committee. Nbw York tied the score with a Rangers’ defense and slip the puck after an offensive foul on Nate Friday night. Friday — noon to 1 p.m., ladies exercise class. edimatian. ChHUnen. finsr. titn Shndmi sohOnl wkl: run in the sixth when Don Baylor into the slot for an unconteated Archibald. Philadelphia’s victory evened participate in betil worahipi aatrioea and> GhtfoUan beat out an infield' hit and stole 10-footer by Sutter. Reggie Theus had 16 points for the season series between the clubs to Cromwell, 7-3 education workers wkli he- banoeedi. Sunday sakaoL second. With two out, Graig The Islanders outahot the Chicago while Ronnie Lester and at 3-3. ,, open house wkllbc frinn.Uh2Etn<10i8Sa.nn Churchtpai Nettles singled to center to score Rangers 47-23; Rod' Higgins had 12 each. Kevin Quiito^ meet at South Baylor. Dnailllha fur naws orealamian Hieingiviipp^aringfin Krricks clinch CROMW ELL— One untimely hang with it,” said Monroe. The following events are schedtUed atSouth Ubked tite ohnneh, page each, weak ia ’Tuesday at S' pinr. . error opened the floodgates as Winning pitcher John Post al­ Methodist Church for the coming week; Lutheran Women asaemhle’ Whlwsgaa nrttlalnyaMhemieiriHrtmn— HtrolU photo by. Giheo playoff berth visiting Bolton High saw its hopes lowed five hits, walking two and Sunday — 2 to 5. p.m., membership seminar in ftanrat h»ineludedionkha p w- ' of victory slip away with homes­ strikout two. Cusano took the loss. educatiem wing; 4 p.m., concert with Howard Sprout 'The spring amemfalp o f Lutheran: ChnnukiWhinem T la ifoniUllai fur iigHlullttiji ^ otSunilay services is. BMANUEL LUTHERAN OHUHCH PONTIAC, Mich. (U PI) — Ber­ tanding Cromwell High annexing a He also walked two and fanned from Central Ctinnertirul peiahee otNhwESiglHndl and Bruce Henley. stiUtWkdraadayafenanui A^relnaarashauld'be typed .. . on; ChuFch: Street nard King poured in 23 points as the 7-3 verdict in COC baseball action two. Cusano was the batting star Synod) LuthacaniCbni»lrin:AHinrkta;.wkllbeAariliSlh dtaririn-ayaocdioc wriunoi I New York Knicks clinched a Friday afternoon in Cromwell. for Bolton with two hits. playoff berth with a 100-83 victory Cromwell goes to 1-2 with the win Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday Even before the first pitch was thrown this Friday night over the Detroit while the loss was the third in us afternoon at home against Vinal spring.on the achoolboy baseball front there were Pistons. many outings for the Bulldogs. Tech at 3:15. Bolton had a 2-0 lead on single 67 umpiring, game assignment changes. Bill! The Knicks, by snapping a. Cromwell (7 )—Parker3b3-1-1-1, Rel^ious services Fbrtin, secretary of the tfonchester Chapter of- five-game winless streak on the runs in the first and fourth innings. Barillaro cf 3-1-1-0, Smith lb Cromwell had a theat going in the the State Board, reported. Don Beerworth will road, became the fifth team to earn 4-0-2-1, Richter dh 4-1-2-0, Webster fourth but a laylor-made double­ serve as rules interpreter again this season. I H erald Ansle a playoff spot in the NBA Eastern c 4-0-0-0, Post p 3-1-0-0, Terrio 2b play ball could have taken the River Rood. Rev. WNH; Offiosia are FrankBadstuebner, president; Milie Conference, leaving Atlanta and 1- O-O-O. Thomas .ss 2-1-2-0, Durici- Wllkans, oostor. 9 o.m., Sun­ 7:38>pm: Senwtee>me*h». Wind) JWaaElnerlfui. Servh foara UBMM atieniidlili BUttafuso; president-elect; Bob Leavitt; vice Washington to battle for the final Bulldogs out of the inning. A d o ra SttertT of, Thomaeon (mtnlalrw tnotnlnoti 8:58' ____ . r r aduilck Ol. oati. 8:18 p m , Fttdoe and' ano 3b l-O-l-O. DeLisle If 3-1-0-0, First ConOFaeatlonal day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ Rood. ReM..EflaMnfS. Paata, cnaaBlh 1236' Motn- Sf; Or, president, and Fortin, secretary-treasuner. Cur­ Earl Yost, Sports Editor berth. However, the peg from pitcher Bob CUardi •f.Aadevar, Route 4. ship servica. p m j. Sundwk, Ptddte nifoa Muaon. ounda:-. 7‘.ra a m ;, 9;»fcom ,S q tu fd o a - Shaohard'S. Johnson, Rav. Manchester rf o-O-O-O, Congo 3b omtor. TntiinrtBf iiia f a iil 1 Leeitine, 9:88) am:;. WOMi,’ HatuCUaliaaMirfiainm. flrali. BUraaoeti LuMwraaii It: wee encouraglny'to Atlanta could clinch the sixth Cusano glanced off shortstop Ted Rov. RlchorU H. Taylor, 9:X St. Mmv caBtak. imaMoln and 7-.3U p .m .: Sundov Lmiranoe M. Hill, poraira; 9 rently there are 34. active umpires in the 2- 1-1-2. Totals 30-7-10-4. a.m., church school for all St. Father JomaaJ. WlllUan- towanStUdM.IOllS- maanM»aa*«awftr.8iiada»a eaBnolhr.ia,CItarah 9ti, Raw. and'10M5 p.m., w«rahla;:9 read In a raeant iaauaofUi association;..Monday morning at 8 at the spot with a victory Saturday over Brown’s glove into centerfield and mdsaas at:7:3ti.9. IOt:S8>anM' HaotsCoawwnlewandohwchf DDMi H I Owtofiant ooraDv; S. News and World. Re­ oeos: 11 a.m., worship, son, oostor. M m tm Sotur> 11:45. a m ;, church achool, nuraorv Manraester Country Club-course 124'men w ill Milwaukee or with a loss by ’’that opened the floodgates,” said Bolton (3 )—Brown ss 3-1-O-0. nuroorv core providod. dov atS:l5ojn.; SundovOrfo aBraatiiliaiililiindae..maan. nDWHHm I&. nwlWiflUr IfllW n' throuah erode 9; 10:4S a.mi, port; “PaopioaiagrowInB SdtvdMra Anam.Md Mom. Inyf omewc.' ID a m ,, firati; IHaRaa«..C..Haniv Andaraon, Bolton Coach Joe Monroe. Peterson lb 3-0-0-0, Cusano p and 10:45 omr.; hotydava,. Sti Atal. ondt-MML Arttaan nuraary and' senior hloh bolder about standing'i)p start golf: plhy for the season in; competition Washington in either of its two 5:30 and 7:38 p.nrr. Contm, naw. ciraiaai mk. k u m ; pou aoamdi aadittiM'SunaoMt. oorimr amonltUa.ariOlami, Clara. A o,m ;, .uhltaM'Matiia- among, members of the Mancheeter Senior weekend games. "The error at that time' killed 3- 1-2-1. Curry dh3-0-l-0, Fletcher rf Cortaon, 9;ae>a.mi, Sundae Hide'. Cainmnnleai;: fourttr. ‘^w a ratdo 'wlth cone tor thoir b a lM r— and the slons4;3B.to5 p.m. school: 10:45 a m , honedae disDvaulhtaHaaraMp) A p m „ plaoe of: thO'spiritual In Citizens, Nine holes will be played every Monday, us,” Monroe said. Chuck Terrio 3-1-1-0. Owen If 3-0-1-0, Russell c Second ceaeraaeMeaei: SUndoa. iwarnkm proem. ■'aaatlweraahleilir SJliS,, 7;S8o.m;, adult BIMe- g iaroh o f St. Mourtco, 32 msallnoi. 7 am ., aoteoltra YOetIt. paauao Hate conn Hole COoimaaloD' aeofiy. 9c4So:nT, churah etude.. American llfo.’’ But w « and Reggie Thomas followed with 3-0-0-0, Zorba cf l-O-O-O. Tobias cf Chdrok, Route 44A. Rev. moatlna. ono'halflthe field starting, out from'the first tee gers w ill launch golf' play in two weeks at the Cavs orr fop Hraron Rood. The Rev. J. David Jervis, Interim minte- muntop. ntutl ondrtitinti wraaaraaawtiinum asMaal). adult; fonim, HllMa have much knt’groundta andtheotherhallfromthe litth under direction ol singles and that enabled the O-O-O-O, Lorenzini cf O-O-O-O. Cardile Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ uatM d' PwaOwdoetoii SOndoe. aftrak'Oetmnvt.'lliom, war, cn o n k i of) Jaraw CRMtti oti regain; Country Club with competition offered every ter. 9;4Sa.m.,churoheolidDi, caan lh ifo wnadhriitra ati Panthers to go on to score five ph O-O-O-O. Maneggia 3b 3-0-0-0. urday mossotSp.m.: Sunday oradet nursery throudh A; 10 C M a M re k 08HM>>’ LvdaM: BiSotihiidti'oiRBtSSorai tiUewiaeaanv.. Ldlttn Ode «i8ariiJtt wood- Joe-DlMfnioo, Included among the players are'S W edne^ay morning...Cherie Dow, in her senior In overfime m «uo> at 7:30, 9;IS and 11 Roe. MUrvIn Stbdris nthda,- and. vamewalmri*. Btranw nrati.iMak. KranatHiL-aow- Caaaaodlhi LuMianaa; aids' Sti Wovne S. Taylor, times. 1[^ree of the runs were Sambogna 2b O-O-O-O. Totals o.m., worship; 11 a.m., tar. 10 a.mi. Sundae a ctw ti 1B82 showed a al Ighttn- number of; men who starred;in other sports in' year at William' & . Mary College, has been d.m. church school grade* 7 BtuwanandMlUwd llldt|,nitin totiua am:,, CraaMRi(llCAi.,48)PWkl0.8tl blaheu:.9:ISa,nr„ aocramonf craaaa in thoaodltandlng INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Cliff earned. 27-3-5-1. BeWen uotlM MottmdMt 11 o.m., moan lr a warallta: , 6 ■ latere;. Sundwr amtcaas; 9- aaodraeoitoaii; UBK'OjBn, IM n. B trttan U . Sttumb.aaai' m seHtw; 10:15 a m . Sundae their younger years like joe Lovett;. Johnny hampered) by a foot injury tO' date but has- throuah adult, cotfee and p.m., aeanina warahim : 7:38) waaMy. religious aanteaa Robinson scored 40 points and " I was pleased until the fourth Key: At bats-runs-hits-RBIs. CBerato 1041 Boston Turn­ fellorvship, canflrmotlon O'a'vwwudUBeer- meunn. wwtian iBP cMIdioamo' and' toia. atamm,, Metit Cemnnw, asliaal; and' prim ary: 11:25 .Gkisene;. MUie- ZWick, Rbdi HtaddeU' and' Gene' managed to win eight of her first li singles pike Rov. Morlorle H lla , ojtn,. bHda'attide a m .,. Hoee ilBffi. Those a ^ n g .ra U - Dink Jlanielara fo anothger who h as turned to the landed a 58-pound sailfish while fishing out of Chdroh o f CesddOtv,' Hri' provar (Theradawke 7 p m . ati iiaaed speaking out on mahing'golficorses easier, says, 9:30 a.m., church scttoel In PtoaUtdmran anwafo. 48i Mm plunged'to'23W imigaE this spring; at' Manofaetier High's Kelley Field: The loss gave Indiana the worst Rov. JcdieC, Holllgor, vicar. lO iW o m , olMrairi aaawicm. ooMi. I M S a m ,, waeahfo:, lllariiida Swanmu, 8 o m i, mere,, taon,' mlntelsr. Raw. retxaindiny to 38W' Irr “ Today's architects almost unifoirmly underesti* Church Lone House. Nursery Soruod St; Raw. Rlriiortf' odjitt M rim ctnaa , naaam ^ warahlU). 9 : a a m , Sunday, record in the NBA Eastern Con- iaajn.,Pomllv Eucharist; 11 core orovidad. Oroy,. noator. l a m ojnn, EdarerdiJ. Ramdeai. Sotur, 1977 andanbiniBaBihutJ The field'was named;in;honor of; the late and; mate the difficulty ofthe gam e and overestimate a.m„ nurm rv program and ooffaw-' baOwdow'' adawloam aiOiaat): lOriS! asm, ooltae doe meaara oti 4 and A:38 ferace with one game remaining Wilcox fires one-hitter cotfoe MiowMilp. woraMpi tarwlcur. neraarvt. ISUlR 'axnr,. ntaitra atiiddij. (uadi: tatlowraia:. ID a m .,. stpi far: bylow. the easwin r long-time baaeballi coach; at' MnnofaeateE High; theability oftheplayers. When are the erchiteots 9;IS a m ., yundoe acilddt): 7 _pm> liraaaioBdiianlaai Th an tigureepiimatily' Upton Tea Mixed; Dtnibles Tennis Tournament' right-hander Milt Wilcox, rebound­ The last no-hitter in the imijor.s Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 ,„0*rasl HON. Canter street. Criwiiio cranfo.2a:aotsrde reflect the' gains ofi ?’’...ObveGavUt, Big East commissioner, willbe Seven Kings St. Raw. StonlavUWiLoeeoldu. o w . ktodanaartam ttwaurtn ing from his injury- riddled. 1982 was on Sept. 26. 1981. when o.m., worship service, evangelical ohurohaa, aw will; be staged; May 14-iE at; the local; clubj A ll the featured.speaker at the annual UConn Club nursery, church school; 11.45 o.m., Sunday school; 7 oamor. lOi38Bam., maoK season, came within one out of Houston’s Nolan Ryan threw his o.m., oosoel maetlna. Sti ■arNMamtartaMharato. mainUne denotninailons amateur players are eligiUle. IntBrested;partie» Awards Dinner May 6 at The Colony in Vernon. lead: viefary 10:4S o.m., fetlowthlp; II nmmlarawaerain,. Ntaname, BlMMfed: a net loon In. pitching the ’s fifth career no-hitter in a 5-0 o.m„ forum, PMI. oasast InterMsaemi, 74« ie : MMaHKnirnaHMiRaw. may contact Kennedy.' Sevenlathletes w illb e honored including gridder naMsaeiCliarra, 74Sm XS. Martin’ j„ s« imM iiv> pmten anaritiofiraai Raw.'/VU. JtwralHMIItta» .|___ momfaerehipi bateroam KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) - second perfect game in the last victory over the Los Angeles Rev. Philip p, SdundSTs. Satardoe moBW at; S pm ; 2 a » maiw. sti tSTirendilflab Tlllaaara Joe Markus and soccer star BUI M oiron e. .Scott Eddie Johnson scored.22 points to three years Friday night, allowing SumtdemnrwddtBiraiBoad toei m a x m iraeaUIR l ■ » l la;^ Dodgers. Coventry |“"Uov, 10:30 p.m., aduH MUtioraeonlaa ______aoBuoRdnaraaradtii llioani,. tlM i paenfo' are IcaWnai NotO; Off the jcuff Hamilton w ill be oneofithe featured'performers pace seven Kansas City players in only a two-out single in the ninth Bible study ondi Suadm 11:38 a m Goaw'BMaWtt.miakMaaroft tor. soUalaoUonifartthra when the 1988 World Figure Skating Tbu r stops of ft smeol; 7 o.m., wsssMp serv sti BffowodaawBiuTmwBie. THEGIMHTEIK double figureaand'lead the Kings inning by pinch-hitter Jerry Hair­ But Hairston, butting for Jerry _Covoatry PraiUvtariaa sti Raw. P M H aiA t.SM rM ra yMHottaaKkrtUditaralD 9ri8/, , Oaatsat.CuaimyaMauali Bpiritwdihungar; eemaw Dhve Ktazfoviob) president: at the Mbnobeater atitho Hartford Civic Center on April 27.. .Sammy vice. Tuasdov at 7;38.o.m.. omi; Sunday'traaoUl 18U « onaran ir OMiair au; Rawk'. , Jaaua taught; Jahni7:M/^ to a 117-102 victory Friday night ston in the ’ 6-0 Dybzinsky, singled cleanly up the C h o ^ , Route44A and Trow - s p s ^ Bible studtaej Wfok \oad BttHIlai'Pl prarat; Cbuntry Cllib; has appointed the follbwing to; hrlOoo Rood. Rov. Brad' a m , weraMai- oMNhamr. HfoaaMi HltOuittti'Jn. .laatari’ Sai 300101! aoilviami h ra Snead; lamenting on his inability to comprte with over the Houston Rbekets. victory over the Chicago White middle on the fir.st pitch from E ^ , postw. Sundov. 9:30 HMOOV Ot:7:30p4Tl4r riaatcttioadanwaaawwrgawi,. partaaa Rakv.nraaatij.^iMHa. .ITH r serve ’ as committee ahairmai; Larry Gezaa, today's tonraey winners, says, “ I ’m hitting too otiS I i>7:38>iun». mUMllaaoliviaMkin aii; Ramv proven' Inadaquria oti-ai Kansas City, which; won the Sox. Wilcox afterhehad retired the first g.m., worship; I0;4S o jn „ churolfo primary ration i Gheens; RbgeaRMaoaione, House; Jim;Mtoriarty, m any poor shots to . keep up with these kids. S“ ?Uer school; 7 p.m., BIMa eotir;S>ty//18i18)and- CRtNeittaLaMnmna.paBimr season series from Houston 6-1. Wilcox, who threw a one- hitter two batters in the ninth. PkNIl Bflptitt' ClMPBlKf- 52' dtitrO' Thuraament! Jim King; Budget andiPihanoe; auMritlaw. IRiuun^iv. waaahNai Somrtimes I hit shots 1 know nodody else can will close the season on the road lust April 20, appeared ready to nm o& Tt /.JV p.m.4 prover Lake St. Rev. Jama^ak BMty Loa NOrdeen, Newsletter Ben'OeiMaatro: hiti.they're so good they want to make me cry. losov, pastor. 9;30a4n..Suwi TeUeadiTOrnaitee.-TOeedea. Raw. .ArnaMWMMMaadU Jidah Sunday against, the, team it. is record the first no- hitter us well as Wilcox came within an out of moatlno. IIMI. HUndibapi Ruth and Brooks Allen; Sbcial; andi THent I hit' a hunch of putts so awful I do Ftlace at>Paaca Latinraa 10:30 om , wot, Conornoailaai'Blue StU«V'7 isfort namoM m, laawtra.. Bi M idrii.-rom alliii .i battling for the sixth and final the first perfect game in the pitching the fii-st perfect game in Cfowch, Route 31 and North pm .; Theradov, Ttlaocratic Sti; Munr'er- gynaaaaii m ttim d i J.. Ptdatnv. It mimajiainvmHt Paul;SttUivan, Junior Prograni,..Rbtirod;Sirin) cry.” ...Have ,i nice weekend. Detroit hi.story and the first s e rv ^ ^ Scitaol (i pddfclnui rodrm li Chaaolo. Para. oodi Onaralr TBraOMav, cartoet’ O n L playoff spot in the NBA Western American League since May 5. Conlcrence. the Denver Nuggets. 1981, whenCIOveliinri’s l.en Barker no-hitter for the Tigers in 25 years. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 16. 19B3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 16, 1983 - 17 ■ .H Boston Marathon out S co re b o a rd ■ INISi to heal old wounds

BOSTON (UPI) - The 87th number one complaint of runners money-making venture. Boston Marathon steps off Monday who had to weave through hordes The BAA responded to the outcry from the traditional starting line in of fans. Heavy ropes will line the by canceling Medoff’s contract, Hopkinton, follows the same wind­ Detroit ui Lhlcogo, night Valerie Skinner 3637— 71 last 14 miles of the course and 1,200 sparking an intense court battle California at Minnesota, night ing 26- mile, 385-yard course and which will rage up until the Amarican Laagua Brenda Goldsmith 3833—71 J controllers, including state and Oakland at Seattle, night Margo Stubblefield 37-34—71 ends again at the Prudential local police and 200 volunteers starting gun and likely well Hockey Basketball Saturday's Oomee Joan Joyce 3638— 72 . (A ll Times EST) Golf Center. But this race will be from nearby Boston College, will beyond. Cloney retired in June Royals 4, Brawsrs 3 Pot Meyers 3637—72 different. Toronto (Leal 81) at New York •••••••••••••••••••••• Beth Daniel 3636—72 keep order. after 37 years at the helm, his (Rowley 1-0), 2 p.m. Mindy Moore 3636-72 Pre-race favorites Greg Meyer The 1983 race effort has its image tarnished by his decision to Cleveland (Sorensen 81 ond Heaton 8 KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE and Bill Rodgers, a three-time sign the contract without the "..NHL pliyoffi NBA standings 0) at Baltimore (Polmer 80 and D. Ob r h M Ob r h M detractors, among them Cloney, Martinez 1-1), 2:05 p.m. Wilson It 5 0 0 0 M olltor 3bPGA 4 results 0 0 1 champion, will be there and so will who insists the marathon must approval of the board of directors. Texas (Darwin 00) at Boston (HurstO 1) , 2:15 p.m. » 5 0 2 0 Yount ss 3 0 0 0 woman’s division favorites Joan enter the 20th century in terms of The “ healing process” also has (NIsMOamstNetlndudwi) EM orn Conference _?* 1110 Cooper )b 4 12 0 Horffagu Cloulc Bowling ■ j Divisional Flnols AftanHc Division Detroit (Petrv 80) at Chlcogo Otis d 4 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 0 0 Benoit and Allison Roe. prize money if it wants to attract taken the form of improved crowd (Bannister 81), 2:15 p.m. A l Hilton Hood Island, S.C April IS (Bosl-ofttvon) .DkM A . A. W L Pef. OB S5£R‘" - ? C 3 2 2 0 Thomas cf 3 0 (Por-71)1 0 But gone are race director Will top-flight runners. control, an effort to meet the (MIThnosIST) z-PMIodelphlo 65 16 .802 — California (John 80) at Minnesota WhUe 2b 3 111 Ogllvie It 3 0 11 (Havens 1-1), 2:15 p.m. (13 Mayors did not comMolo round duo Cloney and promoter Marshall WolssConfortnco w 55 26 879 10 Martin rt 3 0 13 Money dh 3 1 1 0 lodorknou) Medoff, two centers in the storm of Adams Division X 48 33 J93 17 Kansas City (Leonard 1-1) at Mil­ SlS/Obf c 4 0 1 0 Skube dhSecond 1 0 0 round:0 GOP Boston vs. Buffalo 43 38 .531 22 waukee (Hoos 80), 3:20 p.m. Worthan 1b 3 0 1 0 Moore rf 3 1 2 0 controversy which enveloped the Washington 41 » J 13 23 Oakland (Krueger 19) at Seattle Mac O'Gradv 6 8 6 5 — 133 fSorMo Hod, 1-1) Edwrds ph 1 0 0 0 Bob Eastwood 6767—134 Harriet Haslett 188476, Gravee Shea road racing classic in the year Apr. 14 — Buftato 7, Boston 4 . AAH . C'ntml Division (Young 1-1), 10:35 p.m. . Ganfner 2b 4 0 0 1 178484, Linda Latulippe 191-480, Joyce Apr. IS — Boston 5, Buffalo 3 Sunday's Oomee Mark McNulty 6669—135 since Alberto Salazar and Char­ S'lta’i?'®''''** 51 30 .630 — Scott Simpson 6867— 135Tyler 182-496, Josle Pauluso 181-467. Chicago players Apr. 17— Boston of Buffalo, 7:05p.m Toronto at Now York CHV 100 182 M 8 - 4 Hale Irwin 7066—136 lotte Teske crossed the finish line Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Fw ISl? 37 44 .457 14 Cleveland at Boltimore Mlnvaul(6t 60810600^-3 Jim Nelford Apr. 20— Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. cnicogo 28 53 .346 2316 Texas at Boston 6868 — 136 first. Game winning RBI — Martin (2). Lee Trevino 6 67 2 — 138 x-Apr. 22 — Boston of Buffalo, 7:35 Cleveland 22 59 .272 29 Kansas City at Milwaukee . Wothon. DP—KonsasCItv 1. Caterers Local man In NASTAR races Almost gone was the Prudential p.m. Indlono n ei .247 31 Detroit at Chicago Peter Jacobsen 7167— 138 CUv 7, Milwaukee 7.2B— Fred Couples 7866—139 Leah LaPoInte 128356, Linda T omas- Center. Only the promise of a fresh x-Apr. 24 — Buffalo of Boston, 7:05 Western Conference Colltornia at Minnesota Staught, Moore, Cooper. 3B—White. Robert Blake, 62, of Manchester, placed p.m. Oakland at Seattle David Graham 7869 — 139 zewskl 131, Carol Lewie 141-353, Bunny handicaps recorded in New England start kept the insurance company ijiave homecom’fhg Midwest DIvIslen 5o— Allen Miller 7168— 139 Fellows 128346, Helene Dev 137-37Z 11th among 44 competitors in his (60 Polrlcfc Division A . . W L Pet. OB Wrthan (2). SF—Martin, Molltor, Ogll- Region competition sponsored by Lite from withdrawing its sponsorship x-san Antonio 51 29 .638 — George Burns 7168—139 Audrey Cody 148347, Dorothy Mathes MYWqntsrsvs. NY Iskndors Mork McCumber 6069—139 178148435. and over) age group in the 1983 and forcing exhausted runners to (NY Islondsrs load ssriss, l-O) Kansas City 44 36 .550 7 beer from Miller. Blake, left, is shown ^ Apr. 14 — NY Islondsrs 4. NY Rangers Donnie Hammond 67-72—139 NASTAR ski finals held in Steamboat, find a new place to rest. 43 37 .538 8 East ''Kqnd.citv "* ” Woody Blackburn 6870— 139 with Bob Beattie, NASTAR By United Press International is at Birmingham, Boston at 38 42 .475 13 W L Pet. OB Guro (W 39) 7 5 3 1 2 3 Gary Koch 6871— 140 Colo. Blake qualified for the nationals It’s old home week Sunday for Apr. 15 — NY Rangers of NY 29 51 .363 22 St. Louis 4 1 .800 — Q^iwiberry (S 3) 2 2 0 0 0 1 Andy Bean Galaxies commissioner. But the 6,600 official entrants Arizona and Washington at New • Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Houston 14 60 .175 37 MIlWCNIkM 6871—140 several Chicago Blitz players and Pittsburgh 5 2 .714 — Doug Tewell 6871—140 Marge Agostinelll 137-366, GIsele by having one of the two lowest and 1,000 unofficial participants Jersey. Tampa Bay hosts Los . Apr. 17 — NY Islanders of NY Pocme Division Montreal 5 2 .714 — M^lur (L 82) 583 7 4 4 3 2 Lou Graham It’s thank God we’re home for the ; Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Angeles 57 23 .713 — 7268—140 Golding 127-346, Ester Wells 172 131- who will answer the starting gun at Angeles in the Monday night game. Philadelphia 4 3 .57) 1 Tellmann 31-3 2 0 0 0 3 Nick Price 7870— 140 422 Evelyn GIgllo 128347, Gayle . _ Apr. 18 — NY Islanders at NY V-Phoenix 51 29 .638 6 New York 4 .333 2'/> Balk—McClure. T—2:54. A—54,049. Calvin Peete Oakland Invaders Saturday. Birmingham has not been blown “ Rongsrs, 7:35 p.m. v-Seottle 48 32 .600 9 7268—140 Robson 168136416. noon will find a new spirit, an effort Chicago 7 .125 4'/j John Cook 71-70—141 Chicago, playing the host Michi­ away by any of its opponents, and NY Rangers at NY ' 44 36 .550 13 West on the part of the Boston Athletic , Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Lee Elder 7871— 141 First round leader disqualified gan Panthers, has six team the Stallions go into the game a Miden Stole 29 5) .363 28 Atlanta 1 .875 — Pot Lindsey 7269^)41 Association to bring an end to the x-Apr. 22 — NY Islanders at NY 5™; D I W 25 55 .3)3 32 Los Angeles 2 .750 1 Jim Thorpe Symphonies members that either played or I'A-point favorite against Denver. ■Rongsrs, 1:05 p.m. x-rtindied division Hite 7871— 141 increasing commercialization — Cincinnati 3 .625 2 Bob Murphy 7868—14) trained with the NFL Detroit In last week’s 22-11 loss to Chicago, • I Rangers at NY v-d lncM Playoff berth San Diego BluaJays6,YsnkaasS JoAnn Arsenault 130< Katie Dempskv and rancor—which threatened the ...Islanders, 7:05p.m. 5 .444 3Vi David Peoples 71-70—141 128r Marty Grant 167* Pete Kmiec Lions. Oakland (3-3) concluded a tim ’"**'**’ ******’* " conterenee tl- Son Francisco 6 .250 5 Barry Jaeckel 7871— 141 race. Birmingham thought it had the CampboM Confsrsneo Houston 140-350. four-game road trip last weekend, 9 .000 7 V i TORONTO NEW YORK George Archer 7871— 141 go-ahead score late in the final - Norris Division Friday's Results Leonord Thompson 71-70—141 but the homecoming may be less quarter on a 16-yard Reggie Collier CMoaao vs. MMuissola Chloigo 120, Boston 117 obfhM obrhbl Ben Crenshaw This year’s goal is a “ healing - A ffhig!Boioodsssrios,2e) Phlladelphio 100, New Jersey 98 "iii ® Rndiph 2b 5 0 2 1 6874— 142 than pleasant when the Invaders to Jim Smith pass. But the TD was Fridav’s Oomss Bonn^ell If O O 0 0 Griffey 1b 4 0 0 0 Joe Inman 7271—143 Cunlllle Auto Golf lead foOGrady process,” said BAA spokesman Apr. 14— Chicago 5, Minnesota 2 Cleveland 138 Indiana 124 Tom Kite tackle Philadelphia (5-1). (All Tlmee EST) G arda 2b 4 2 2 1 Winfield It 5 0 1 0 7568— 143 Tim Kilduff. "Everything that Apr. 15— Chicago 7, Minnesota 4 New York 100, Detroit 83 Tom Jenkins Mike Paganl 196)58162511, Chris Chicago quarterback Greg Apr. 17 — Chicago at Minnesota, 0:05 Utah at San Antonio "* Pittsburgh IJinhaw 1b 4 1 2 2 Kemp rf 4 0 0 0 71-72—143 happened last year was done in a p.m. (Candelarlo 19), 7:35 p.m. fohnsn dh 4 12 0 Baylor dh 3 110 Brad Bryant 7469L-143 Plum ley 158158457, Bob Claughsey Landry, who began his career with Houston at Kansas City Atlanta (Nlekrp 09) at Philadelphia Thomas Gray 7873— 143 158418, Travis Cook 415, Pete Woltyno HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. shroud of secrecy.” Apr. 18 — Chicago of Minnesota, 0:05 Dallas at Denver 3 0 2 2 Smalley ss 3 1 1 0 Gary Player 166410, Don M cA llister 156408, Jim eight bi^ies on the course that was Players Championship, birdied the Detroit, as did free safety Luther USFL p.m. Phoenix at San Diego (Carlton 6:05 p.m. .rt 1 0 0 0 Mmphry c(4 1 1 0 7271—143 (UPI) —Mac O’Grady, a first-year made easier by rain- softened (Holman 09) at St. Louis Bortleld rf 4 0 1 0 Nettles 3b 3 1 1 1 Rex Caldwell 71-72-143 Bell 158158406, Dave Costogna 399, second hole and then had to fight What happened last year was a Bradley, leads the United States x-Apr. 20— Minnesota at Chtcago,S:35 Golden State at Portland (Stuper 09), 8:35 p.m. Tom Welskopf DarvI Lukas 396, Steve Williams tour pro, overcame wet weather greens and tight winds. p.m. Seattle at Los Angeles Mullnks 3b 1 0 0 0 Wynegar c 4 1 1 1 7271— 143 back from a double-bogey on the result of a contract signed by Football League in passing with Montreal (Rogers 1-1) at Hou8 lorg 3b 3 0 0 1 Wally Armstrong 7469—143 168394, Dan JeskI 150. and the normally difficult Harbour "If the greens had been dry, I ... x-Apr. 22— Chicago at Minnesota, 9:05 Soturdoy's (fomes ton Forrest Fezler fourth to pick up five more birdies Cloney with Medoff, guaranteeing 105 connections on 171 attempts for nullified when Collier was caught p.m. (All Timet EST) Moseby cf 4 0 1 0 7870— 143 Town course with a 6-under-par 65 bad six or seven putts that lipp^ (LaCoss 8:35 p.m. Griffin ss 4 0 )0 Jim Dent 6875— 144 with long putts. the Boston attorney all receipts 1,315 yards and nine touchdowns. passing the ball after he stepp^ • - x-Apr. 24— Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Scott Hoch 7272— 144 Friday to take a one-stroke lead in p.m. Detroit at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles Totals 37 6 13 6 Totals 35 5 8 3 Eastern Business and wouldn’t have gone in," said "I kept my cool. I knew I was He has been intercepted only once. over the line of scrimmage. (Valenzuela 19), 10:35 p.m. Toronto 2030001101 4 Steve Hart 6876— 144 the Heritage Golf Classic before above $400,000 be attracted in Smvttio Division San Antonio at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. Vance Heofner O’Grady, 31, who has earned only hitting it solid and putting well," The Blitz has won three straight, New Jersey has lost five of six Utah at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Berenyl 1-1) at Son Now 'Yerk OfO 001 Dili) s 7874— 144 Pete Larson 158407, John M artin 148, second-round play was suspended sponsorships. To the purists the Edmonton vs. Calgarv Francisco (Laskey 82), 10:35p.m. Lanny Wodklns 7874—144 Jim BertussI 158389, Tony DeDomlnl- 18,966 so far this year. Eastwood said. "I just made one but Michigan is on an upswing games. However, Herschel Walker (Edmonton loodsssrim, 1-0) Seattle at (fol> Association,” Valvano $aid in a Overstreet has been away from . (Nvstrom), :54.2, NY Islanders, D.Sutter Philadelphia 47 (McNamara 12), New Carew, Col 19 2 7 0 0 1 6.368 Hrnndz lb 4 12 0 Craig Stodler 71-INC The 5-foot-6 Tokyo native, who Coliseum Commission should be title of the year, rolled an eight- Yount, Mil 30 8 11 i 1 3 7.367 Foster It 4 0 0 0 Porter c 4 0 1 0 78INC round lead of the $150,000 Orlando statement. "Secondiy, and more the NFL for two years. He was 2 (Jonsson), 8:10. 3, NY Islanders, Jersey 38 (Williams 11). Assists— Hodges c 4 0 10 Bill Britton 78INC speaks no English, won the Ariz­ declared invalid because the $6.7 game round of 1,753 and totaled D.Sutter 3 (Bourne), 15:33. Penalties— Philadelphia 20 (Toney 6), New Jersey 23 Evans, Bos 36 6 13 3 1 1 7.361 __ Hendrck rt4 1 1 2 Jack Renner Classic. importantly, is something that I’ve Miami’s No. 1 draft choice in 1981, S.Hendrsn, S 36 4 13 5 1 0 4.36) Brooks 3b 4 0 10 Oberkfll 3b 4 I 10 78WDR ona Classic last year. Her best million to be paid to the team is an 7,797 for 34 games. (forlng, NYI, 4:04; Laldlow, NYR,6:23; (Richardson 8). A— 16047. Backmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Tim Simpson 78WDR Okamoto, who owns one victory said many times before, and would Ruatsalalnen, NYR, 9:37; Paclorek, Ch 20 3 7 0 0 1 2.350 Green cf 4)10 Bobby Wodklns Radio & TV finish this season has been a third illegal gift of public funds. but signed with the Canadian Sconlers, Col 20 6 7 ) 0 1 2.350 (fordnhr ss 2 0 0 0 Ramsev 2b 2 1 2 0 76WDR since joining the LPGA tour in like to re- emphasize now. North Football League. Greschner, Jorgnsn oh 1 1 1 o o-omateur at the Phoenix Classic. Okamoto’s The pair asked Superior Court NYR, 18:08; Morrow, NYI, 18:08; Lane, Trammll, Dt 29 6 10 3 0 0 6 .1'45 Stupor p 10 12 1981, led Debbie Massey, Myra Carolina is my home, and North Kings 117, Rockets 102 Decinces, Cl 32 4 11 2 0 2 6.344 Bailor ss 0 0 0 0 lore ph 10 0 0 best previous tournament round Judge John Cole to issue a He played for Montreal in 1981, Pirates series NYI, 19:36. Holman p 2 0 0 0 LPGA retulti Van Hoose, Kathy Postlewait and Carolina State is the only place I Second period — 4, NY Islanders, Roof pr 0 0 0 0 SATURDAY was a 65 in Japan four years ago. preliminary injunction prohibiting and played the first two games in Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Janet Anderson, all with 69s. want to coach. Canada in 1982. delayed by cold ^ B.Sutter 2 (Bourne, Potvin), 8:02. 5, NY HOUSTON (Ml) Individual PHcM-----lung Staub ph 10 0 0 1 Tennis: WCT Finals, ESPN No player challenged Okamoto’s further payments and occupancy The 37-year-old Valvano has Islanders, D.Sutter 4 (Bourne, B.Sutter), - Haves 811 84 18, Walker 49 1-2 9, C. pitcher, d b - . Ip h bb Torrez p 0 0 0 0 8150900 Ortando Classic 1:30Tennls: Women'sChaplonships, Veterans Jane Blalock and - 15:26. Penalties— Hiinlon, NYR, served A l Orlando, Fla., April 15 Channel 4 5-under total, although Massey by the Raiders until the case is been a head coach for 12 years, PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The Jones 1-7 82 4, Leovell 816 8 6 16, Buromr, Ok 0 0 &1 10 2 0 0.00 Totals a 2 7 2 Totals a 5 10 5 JoAnne Camer led a group of bv Teogle 813 84 14, Nevitt 8 6 00 8, Qsnbrry, KC 0 0 6.0 3 0 2 0.00 New York (Por-72) 2 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, SportsChan- stood at 4-under with two boles left tried in court. College coach opening game of a three-game '’ "Duguav, 3:16; D.Sutter, NYI,3:16; Beck, Henderson 83 82 8 Murphy 11-19 82 34, Rowley, NY 0 CM on 020— 3 (six Movers didnot complete rounds duo nel, W POP players at 2-under-par 70. Defend­ most recently at Iona and North 1 9.0 7 2 7 0.00 St. Louis 0I210I00X— 5 in her round. But Massey bogeyed Cole told the men nothing series between the Pittsburgh ' ;j(YR, 4:12; Chartraw, NYR, 6:24; M. Jones 2-5 8 ) 4, Bryant 84 3-4 3. Conroy, Oak 0 0 7.2 10 4 to dorknou) 2:15 Red Sox vs. Rangers, Channels ing champion Patty Sheehan bo­ Carolina State. Four of his past 4 1.17 First round: , 30,38, WTIC her 17th hole and finished in the warranted the injunction. He said gets reassigned Pirates and was - Duguav, NYR, 12:0); Hallln, NYI, 12:01; Totals 4093 22-27 102. Honevett, Tx 2 0 15.0 15 1 6 1.20 geyed her last hole and finished at five teams have won NCAA tourna­ • Hallln, NYI, 18:16. KAN SAS CITY (1)7) Caudill, Sea 0 1 Avoko Okamoto 35-32—67 3 Royals vs. Brewers, Channel 22 four-way deadlock at 69. the court cannot decide "whether postponed Friday night due to cold 6.0 6 2 7 1.50 3:30 Pro bowlino: Fair Lanes Open, par-72. ment bids, and this year’s team CHICAfSO (UPI) — University : " Third period—None. Penalties— A AO 20, Merlweother 59 Renko, KC 0 0 6.0 7 4 1 1.50 Debbie Massey 3836—69 Amy Alcott, the tour’s leading of IHinois-Chicago basketball weather and rescheduled as part Of 'Persson, 8 0 10, S. Johnson 49 8 4 1 0 , Drew 7-11 8 Sanchez, Cal 0 0 6.0 5 3 Janet Anderson 35.34__00 Channel 8 Although an afternoon thunder­ surprised everyone by posting 3 1.50 3:30 P ro golf: Heritage Classic, money-winner this season, fell six coach Tom Meyer, whose players a Sunday double-header. NYI, 1:11; Greschner, NYR, 1:46; 6 » , William s 8 1 0 8 5 14, Woodson 8 )3 8 Gura, KC 2 0 15.0 11 6 4 1.80 Oilers grab Mvro Von Hoose 34-35—69 storm interrupted the play for several come-from-behind vidio- Chartraw, NYR, 3:40; Merrick, NYI, 4 16, Thompson 8 8 8 2 12, Nealy 84 0 0 Hough, Tex 1 o 10.0 8 4 Kothv Postlewait 34-35—69 Channel 3 strokes off the pace with a 1-over threatened to quit the team if he Temperatures were forecast to 6 1.80 Betsy King 34-36—70 4:30 Boxing: Robin Blake vs. Ruben more than an hour, all but six Martin leads ries and capturing the national ■"3:40; Tonelll, NYI, 10:57; Smith, NYI 4, Steppe 1-2 8 3 4, Dennord 81 0 0 o, Lvsndr, Mnn 1 1 9.1 11 5 5 1.93 73. Alcott needs only $11,610 to stayed on the job, will be removed be about 30 degrees Friday night in " (served bv Lone), 1) :30. Loder 8 3 34 7. Totals 4885 2733117. Beard, Oak 2 0 9.0 9 2 second tilt Alice Miller 35-35—70 Munoz, Channel 3 players were able to finish their championship. 6 8 00 Jane Blalock 35-35—70 5 USFL: Stars vs. Invaders, ESPN become the LPGA’s sixth millio­ and reassigned to other duties, the Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers , . Shots on goal— NY Rangers 5-6-12—23. Heuiten 111818SO-M2 John, Col 2 0 18.0 13 1 3 8 00 rounds. They will complete their Royals’ win NY Islanders 16-19-12—47. KOM City aMlfl9-1l7 Davis, Minn 0 0 1.2 1 1 EDMONTON, Alberta (UPI) — JoAnne Corner 3634__70 5 Wide World of Sports; Grand Prix naire in career earnings. Stadium. 8 8 08 Sydney Crofter 3635—70 Motorcycles, Chonnel 8 rounds on Saturday. university announced Friday. Goalies—NY Rangers, Hanlon. Three-point goals—None. Fouled Clark, Sea l o 17.0 13 6 13 8 12 Jari Kurri, Randy Gregg, and Don The Sunday twin-bill U sche­ • NY out— Lynn Adams 3636—71 8 Mets vs. Cordlnols, Channel 9, MILWAU(CEE (UPI) - Jerry Kea showing Meyer “ will be removed from Jackson scored in the first period WINF Okamoto. 32, started her round The field that started with 123 Martin knocked in three runs with duled for 1:05 p.m. Islanders, Smith. A—15 J17. •»«ls-Houstan 26, Kansas NATIONAL LEAGUE M ary Dwyer 3636—7) on the back nine and promptly his position and retained in another City 27. Rebounds—Houston 40 (C. Jones to power the Edmonton Oilers to a Patti Rizzo 3637__71 8:30 MISL: Wings vs. Steamers, USA players will be cut to the low 70 a single and a sacrifice fly while improvement The series between the two clubs Indtaktuol Bolting Lori Garbocz 3635__71 Cable began trimming strokes on the capacity.” said Athletic Director 10), Kansas O tv 46 (Williams 10). Assists Riaver, d b ob h lb lb ih rriM avg 5-1 victory over the Calgary scores following Saturday’s se­ Larry Gura and Dan Quisenberry Biil Roetzheim. "He won't be now Is scheduled to get under way —Houston 26 (Haves, Leovell 6), Kansas Heep, N Y 15 Laurie RInker 3637—71 Cypress Creek Country Club ST, LOUIS (UPI) - The St. ) 1 1 .533 Flames Friday night and a tW8 Karen Permezel 3637—71 SUNDAY cond round. combined for a seven-hitter Friday Louis Blues said Friday defense- tired.” today. City 30 (Wllllams9). Technical—Houston Davis, SF 23 ) 4 7.478 course that had been touted as one (Illegal defense). A-8379. Hndrck, StL 19 ) 2 game lead In their NHL SiQythe 1 Celtics vs. 76ers, Channel 3, W INF The 54-hole tournament is sche­ to power the Kansas City RoyaU to man Ed Kea, who suffered a The Flames players told the 7.474 1:30 USFL: Federals vs. Generals, of the most difficult on the 1 1 5.429 Division final series. Channel 8 duled to conclude Sunday. First a 4-3 victory over Milwaukee that severe head injury that required administration March 30 they Black Hawks 7, North 8tars4 1 0 2.400 women’s tour. Phils contest O.Smlth', StI 20 4 The teams travel to Calgary, 2 Red Sox vs. Rangers, Channels 22, prize is worth $22,500. spoiled the Brewers’ home opener. brain surgery, is making gradual would not play for Meyer next year 1 0 1.400 30, WTIC 1 3 9.382 Alberta for Games 3 and 4 Sunday Martin delivered a two-out, ' but steady improvement. because he had been unresponsive Is postponed Mbmooeto 828—4 2 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Channel 1), 1 1 10 .375 and Monday nighu in the best-of- Calendar WPOP bases-loaded single in the fourth, Dr. Jerome Giiden said Kea is in to both their personal and aca­ CMcoge ill—7 Perez, Phil 23 0 1 1 0 3.348 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The : Hrsf period—), Chicago, Socord 1 Baseball ChmMss, Atl 26 4 9 seven series. 2 Mets vs. Cardinals, Channel 9, driving in Kansas City’s first two the “ full rehabilitation phase” of demic needs. 1 3 6.346 WINF PhiMelphia PhilUes game with ,(L4rmer, Crossman), 5:46. 2, Chicago, Lacy, pm 32 7 11 I 1 .344 The Oilers’ superior speed and runs, and put the Royals ahead 4-3 Meyer, 39, son of DePaul Coach .Lormor 3 (Sovord), 16:10. 3, Chlcogo, Bonilla, SD 41 5 14 2 Tennis: Women's Championships, Connors advances bis recovery program, which in­ the Atlanta Braves Friday night 1 0 3.341 surprisingly strong defensive play Channel 4 with his sacrifice fly in the sixth. cludes physical and speech Ray Meyer and brother of the •Crossman 2 (Sovord, Wllsan), 17:18 Benedld, Atl 21 4 7 1 1 4.333 SATURDAY was postponed because of rain, the 'Ponaltlee—Roberts, Min, :33; Socord, Foster, NY 24 4 8 established a 3-1 lead in the first Basoball 4 Tennis: WCT Finals, ESPN His fly to center followed a single Demons’ coaching heir, Joey 1 1 3.333 6:30 Honolulu Marathon (taped), therapy. team announced. Chi, 3:00; Plott, Min, 3:34; Lormor, Chi, Hrnndz, StL 21 5 7 1 0 2.333 period as the Flames again Xovler at East Catholic, 11 a.m. by Hal McRae and an RBI triple by Meyer, had previously vowed to 4:16; Payne, Min, 13:06; Plott, Min, Baseball standings Oester, CIn 27 3 9 MCC at Dean, noon (2) ESPN “ There have been gradual but A Phillies spokesman said the 1 2 6.333 struggled to get organized in their 7 Bruins vs. Sabres, Channel 38 Frank White. fight back because someone "has -■16:38; Beaupro; Min, 17:05; Preston, Chi, Hubbard, Atl 25 5 8 0 3.320 in tennis play steady signs of improvement in Redus, CIn 25 l i own zone, finishing with 26 shots SUNDAY 7:30 Kings vs. Nuggets, ESPN poisoned the well.” game will be made up July u as 18:29. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 2 6.320 Ed’s condition,” said Giiden. _ Second porlod—4, Chicago, Murray Thmpsn, Ptt 25 4 8 1 2 6.320 against 3$ by the Oilers. BofObOll 8 North Stars vs. Black Hawks, USA part of a twi-nlght double-header in 1 Cromrt, Mtl 22 4 7 Norwolk at MCC, noon (2) Cable Kea was piaying for the Blues’ Philadelphia. (Later lUgfit games net Included) 1 0 1 .318 10:30 Blozers vs. Lakers, ESPN (Sutter, Preston), 4:08 5, Chicago, Oberkfll, StL 19 4 6 1 0 1 .316 LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Top- farm team, the Salt Lake Golden Mariners add Lvslok 4 (Crossman, Preston), 6:4). 8 Murphy, Atl 29 6 9 bidding to become just the third W L Pet. OS i 2 6.310 seeded Jimmy Connors, No. 2 seed / L n C f f h l e h o r v i r t t i * Eagles, when be slammed into the Minnesota Hortsburg 1 (Broton), 12:58 Cleveland DIoz, Phil 26 2 1 1 8.308 player in the 57-year history of the catcher Sweet 7, Minnesota, McAdam 1 (Clco- 4 3 .571 Pena, Pm 23 1 7 Gene Mayer and fourth-seeded l l U I I I C r i boards on March 7. Brain surgery Orioles’ contest Detroit 4 4 .500 0 3.304 Alhrenfeiires FOR event to win the title four times. He relll, Bench, CIn 33 3 10 0 6.303 Brian Gottfried posted victories W fIX / n n c t n T lg /In c 'Was performed to relieve swelling SEATTLE (UPI) - The Seattle Broton), 16:48 Penalites—MaxwelLMIn, Baltimore 3 3 .500 IndhtMual Plfd narrowly escaped an upset before postponed by rain Milwaukee 4 5 .444 1 GIRIS SOFTBALl TRYOUTS Friday to advance to the semifi­ MU9) I W ind and Kea went into a coma. Mariners Friday activated 4:34; Fraser, Chi, 11:34. icher, db w I ig A 1IS era LEASE rallying for a 2-6, 6-3, C-4 victory Boston 4 5 .444 1 owe, L A 1 0 6.3 nals of the $255,000 Pacific Southw­ Kea, who did not wear a helmet, catcher Rick Sweet, sidelined BALTIMORE (UPI) -F r id a y ’s ... Third period—& Minnesota Clccorelll Toronto 3 4 .429 1 R 3 2 600 1,800 sq. It. MANCHESTER TEAM NEEDS GIRLS over No. 8 seed Sandy Mayer. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. (UPI) - 3 New York 3 McWllms, P 1 0 9.0 0 7 600 IndustriEl area. est Open. now is able to move about and since March 22 with a broken hand, scheduled game between the Balti­ (Broton, McCarthy), 3:47. 9, Chicago, 5 .375 V/2 Mayer led Connors 4-2 in the Reggie Jackson, Fred Lynn and West P e rtL Atl 3 phase electrical 1 8 o r o v o r The last quarterfinal match wat make sounds, but is unable to talk. and sent catcher Bud Bulling to the more Orioles and Cleveland Indi­ Sm ard 5, (Lormor, Socord) 11:58 10, Texas 6 3 .667 2 0 180 12 2 12 850 third set. Connors, however, ral­ Bobby Grich each hit home runs Chicago, Sovord 6 (Lormor) 16:38 1), Price, CIn 1 0 9.0 2 1 4 1.00 played later Friday night, with club’s Pacific Coast League affil­ ans was postponed becauseofrain: Oakland 6 3 .667 on sight, 30xM, n o t lied for four consecutive game Friday night to power the Califor­ Minnesota Plott 1 (Clccorelll, Horts- Kansas City Leffertfc Chi 0 0 80 4 2 3 1.13 Local Resident a necessity fifth-seeded Johan Kriek playing iate at Salt Lake City. The game will be played as part burg). Ponaltlee— Fraser, Chi, 12:58; 5 3 .625 v» Carlton, Phil 1 1 160 12 3 20 1.20 M/' overlMatfcloorv victories, breaking Mayer’s ser­ nia Angels to an ^2 victory over the Dolphins pursue CMIfornta 5 4 .556 1 lOth-seeded Hank Pfister. The Manger Rene Lachemann said of a double-header today s t a i^ g J> r£on , Chi, 16:49. CMcogo Lavelle, SF 0 0 62 3 * 3 ‘ 1.35 “ JU m U. ^ vice twice for the match. Minnesota Twins. , Shots on (foal—Minnesota 7-9■1^ 3 4 .429 2 L e a M tl 1 0 62 5 If interMtod call 643-7604 winner of that match plays Con­ Sweet would be in the lineup for the at 2; OS p.m. EST. Lary Sorenson, Seattle 4 6 .400 2/i Seoverr, NY 0 O 160 8 6i 7-9138 made a lucky escape to win the hits, struck out three and walked MIAMI (UPI) — Miami Dol­ Friday’s Results 5 9 1.38 or Connors, the defending cham­ land. Laimemann said he would for Cleveland against Baltimore's . Goalies—Minnesota, Beoupro. Chi- Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 3 Sisk, NY 1 0 60 5 6 4 1.50 ¥e>' 649-8574 or 649-2586 match,” Connors said. “ He di' none in completing his first game phins’ owner Joe Robbie said jPOQO# Pena, LA 2 0 11.0 9 3 10 1.64 pion. and three-time winner, is platoon with right-handed hitting Jim Palmer, o-O, and Dennis Cleveland at Baltimore, ppd., rain irStEMS-IOBEA everything well today. of the season. Friday he made former University Martinez, l-i. Bonn«tnon. 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Special­ 1973 VW BUG-Excellent DOWS -(18)-30 " X62" 2 VOLARE-Power steer­ R A N C E — lowest^ rotes ••••••••••••••••••••••• izing In older floors, natu­ body. 44,000 miles, rebuilt ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa pane wood frame. All for ing, Air Conditioning, Ra­ available. Call Clarice or ral and stained floors. No engine, new transmissin Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 $60or^S4.00each. Phone and clutch, new brakes, dio, Excellent gas mi- Joan at Clarke Insuronce Notices Situafion Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 Roommates Wanted 48 Services Offered 51 Bullding/Contractinfl si waxing anymore. John Agency, 65pm , 6461126. Verfaille, 6465750. new exhaust, $2600. 742- leoge. Passed 7936 offer 4pm. emmisslons Inspection. Excellent condition. 1968 S U ZU K I 50 cc, 2,193 MANCHESTER- Live In FLOORSANDING - Lost/Found •1 TELEPHONE SALES In HOUSEKEEPER M A N C H E S TE R ^ one, R O O M A TE N E E D E D to R O T O T IL L I NG-$10.00 for 1977 D A TS U N 200 SX. $3,000. Inquire at 224 Oak miles. Excellent condi­ position os companion or LEON CIESZYNSKI Floors like new. Special­ our office. Experience WANTED-Must drive. two and three bedroom share 6 room duplex In the average size garden. B U IL D E R — New homes, Excellent condition. Street after 2:30.______tion. $400 or best offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• baby care wanted. Expe- izing In older floors, Home and Carden preferred. 10am-4pm. Flexible hours. Referen­ apartments. Heat and hot Manchester. $200 plus Quality work! Call 646- additions, remodeling, 56,000 miles. Air, CB. Call 6462948. rienced middle aged noturol and stained 1973 FORD-Gran Torino Call 64»-7478. ces required. Please call water. $375., $425., $495. utilities. Call Sue after 4689. rec rooms, garages, kit­ 742-8340. F O U N D — S E T O F K E Y S woman. Salary Net $100. floors. No waxing any­ Station Wooon. Auto­ 649-8552. Call 649-4800. 6pm. 643-8586. chens remodeled, ceil­ 1978 HONDA 406A. Many at Lincoln Center. Con be Call 649-3481, ask for more. John Verfaille. 646 FOR SALE - Cow Manure matic Transmission. Air extras. Good condition. picked up at the Man­ MOTHER OF ONE ings, bath tile, dormers, FOR SALE-Dune Buggy. InflatieN Sot Teu RADIOLOGIC Edith. THREE ROOM Heated 5750. at the farm or will del Iver conditioning. Very me- $1300. Call 6465389. chester Herald office be­ C H IL D would like to bab­ roofing. Residential or Yellow fiberglass body. Downf TECHNOLOGIST- apartment 118 Main by the load or half loads. chonically sound. 646- tween B:30 a.m. and 5 ysit for one child In her commercial. 649-4291. Chrome wheels. Call af­ Get Up, Get Out! Immedlote openings ex­ Street, third floor. No Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- 2184.______p.m. Monday — Friday. Services home. Waddell School ter 6:30pm. 643-0150. Cam gcwd StS MiNng ist In our radiology de- appliances. Security and well St., Manchester, 643- Instnidion vacinity. 647-1400. DESIGN KITCHENS 6y 7405. MUSTANG II GHIA-1974. FREE Avonl CaN S2S-S401 p a r tm e n t for a tenant insurance re­ •••••••eeaeaeaeeeaeeeae J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, For Sale 1973 PINTO RUNABOUT Power steering, power Rec Vehicles 73 SMALL CHANGE or27S4S41 REGISTERED TECH­ quired. $350. Phone 646- PUR SE left of Manches­ vanities, formica, Wilson ■ Automatic. Rebuilt en­ brakes, 6 cylinder, auto­ NOLOGIST. The position 2426 9-5 weekdays. SurvICM Offared 51 FOR S A LE — bale hay at ter Herald office. Owner art, Corlan counter tops, gine. Extra tires. Relia­ matic, 20 mpg, runs oood. Is 3-11 shift. Part time and CERAMIC CLASSES- the farm by the bale. Painting/Papsring 52 kitchen cabinet fronts, ble transportation. $600. A M /FM Stereo cassette. 1969 SHASTA TRAVEL m ay claim by Idenf Ifyino. Includes occasional wee­ 10% Discount with this ad Household Goods 62 Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- Call 643-2711. when you and a friend EAST HARTFORD complete woodworking Call mornings, 643-0524. Chrome rims (optional) TRAILER-Excellent con­ kends and some holidays.* C 8i M TREE Service — well Street, Manchester. NEED MATURE BABYS- loin weekly classes. Call ESTATES-2 bedroom du­ service, custom made Best offer. 643-1958. dition. Stove, refrigera­ Interested and qualified plex apartment. Range, Free estimates, discount LOST-Femole Golden ITTER -Manchester Nancy Thomas, Ceram­ furniture, colonial reprb- 1976 PINTO WAGON- tor, sleeps 5. $950.1977 K E applicants should con­ senior citizens. Company PAINTING AND PAPER USED REFRIGERA­ SMALL LOAD of loom, Refriever, 6 monfhs old, area. Flexible hours. Call ics, E t c , 643-2862 12:30 to refrigerator, mainte­ ductlons In wood, 9 varljs- $650. Passed emmisslon GIVE YOUR budget a 125 Hondo Motorcycle. between 5 and 7 at 643- tact personnel for Inter­ nance, parking. 2 to 4 Manchester own^ and HANGING — Exterior TORS, WASHERS, cow manure, stone, sand test. High mileage and wearing a red collar. 4:30, 646-1841 evenings. and Inferior, ceilings re­ ties of hardwood and break... shop the classi­ Best offer. Call 6862925. 2670. view appointment. Rock­ persons. HUD 236 Pro­ operated. Call 646-1327. Ranges - clean, guaran­ or grovel. Coll 6461775. rust. Driven dolly by R e w a rd .647-9553; 647- paired. References, fully veneers NOW IN STOCtC. fied columns for bar­ ville General Hospital, 31 gram. Children welcome. teed, parts and service. Conn, sidesman. 649-5547. 4964. Insured. Quality work. Call 649-9658. gain buys! DENTAL ASSISTANT- Union Street, Rockviulle. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak Management. 569- REWEAVING BURN Low prices. B.D. Peorl & BOTTI'S FRUIT FARM. Martin Mattsson, even­ YOU CAN enloy extra Full time. Pleasant mod­ 872-0501 ext. 380. 0330. HOLES — zippers, um­ Son, 649 Main Street, 260 Bush Hill Rd. Man­ •••••••••••••••••oooooo ings 649-4431. FARRAND REMODEL­ chester. Apples and vacation money by ex­ ern office. Excellent Reai Estate brellas repaired. Window ING — Cabinets, roofing, 643-2171. STEPHEN WORID OF WHEELS changing Idle Items In TAG salary and benefits. No PHOTO MINI LAB look­ FOUR ROOM Aportment- shades, Venetian blinds. cider. Wholesale prices. EmDioyment INTERIOR — EXTE­ gutters, room additions, Bring your own gollori. your home for cash ... Soturdoys. Experienced ing for Managers and 2nd floor. Adults only. No Keys. TV FOR RENT. SEASONED & Eoucdtion RIOR Painting — Wal­ decks, all types of remo­ Save more. 11 it with an ad In classified. or training preferred, but Printers. Most have pets. Security, Parking M a r lo w 's , 867 M a in FIREWOOD-Cut, split, Homes for Sale 31 lpapering and drvwall deling and repairs. F R ^ E Call 6462711 to place will train right person. some knowledge of Den­ One car. Call 649-1265. Street. 649-5221. delivered $85. Cut to installation. Quality pro­ estimates. Fully insured. PRICE WAR y o u r ad. Call 633-3509. sitometry and Kodak 5S length, $75. Call 228-9101 fessional work. Reasona­ Telephone 643-6017. S TIP t»l IS OBT TO BfFUT AU COMPtflTION Help Wanted 21 Printers. Leave message 3’/2 ROOM APARTM ENT BRICKS, BLOCKS, weekends and evenings. at 243-3263. ble prices. Free esti­ Pets 65 ONCI ANB FOB AU BY DfOARBIC A PIKI WARI ARBOR ACRES FARM, M ANCHESTER-by - Private home, heat, STONE — Concrete. TIM O TH Y J. CON­ NOTICE Inc. Seeks full fime gen- owner. 56 Redwood Rd. 7 Chimney repairs. No lob mates. G.L. McHugh, SALE appliances. Warklng sin­ 643-9321. NELLY Total Building,a G O L D PLUSH R U G - STEPHENS WAR ARSENAL ORYCLEANERS - eral poulfry form Room, 3 bedroom Colon­ gle adult only. No pets- too small. Call 644-8356. Improvement Services. 8'X12'. Excellent condi­ The current annual report SECRCTARY ial In country setting. ot the Mary B. Rublnow and Cleaner, spotter, presser worker. Agricultural chlldren. Telephone 643- Kitchens, Bathrooms,Rie- tion. $30.00. Call 6491437. DUE TO DIVORCE I must William Rublnow Scholar­ with some experience background desireable Young, rapidly growing Foyer, fireplaced living 2880. NEED HELP with Spring PROFESSIONAL get rid of A large well Compulergrapnica com­ PAINTING- Commercial modellng. Renovations, ship Fund Is ovolloble for preferable. Start imme­ but not essential. Paid room, formal dining cleaning? Light trucking Additions, Garages, FOR SALE-ConvertIble behaved family pet. This Inspection at 49 Pitkin Street, pany, now lo the HarNotd room, large 1st floor 8i Residential. Quality 7.75% ^ FINANCING Manchester, Conn., Its prin­ diately. Apply In person Health and Retirement area, la aeaklng a luN ikneSo- CHEERFUL, IMMACU­ Service available; also Door a Window Replace­ Colonial Love Seot. M 6 dog Is my son's Ond would family room, eat-ln kit­ craftsmanship. Texture ALL DATSUN. TOYOTA. PONO, PONTUC, FIAT AND QMC TNUCKS cipal office, during regular otter 1pm, Mon-FrI. B8 *4795 PMSiUls.pa *5595 mediate occupancy. 9398. NOTICE OF BIENNIAL Paychecks fully guaran­ Needed for pharmacy. ment. Full kitchen, 1st LAWNMOWERS r e ­ G ary 6464743 or 64985\6. ELECTRIC STOVE-S75. Upper 70’s. R. Michael CTMIZAS.PU *4295 200SX s.pd *7095 TOWN ELECTION teed. Start Immediately. Retail experience a must. tioor. Private entrance. paired. Free pick up ond Good condition. 30" Full TOWN OF ANDOVER, Quish, Real Estate Details and application. Apply In person only. All utilities furnished. delivery. 10 % Senior aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa oven. Kelvinotor. Call T A G SALE-Rain or shine. 280 ZX s.p#12,695 nUOt 5.pd *5595 CONNECTICUT Write: Weolthco, 8480 Broker. 649-0676. Carpeting, parking, near Discount. Free esti­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa April 16, 9-4. Moving. Notice Is hereby given ot the Are things piling up? Monday thru Friday 9am- Bullding/Contracting 53 6469608. Biennial Town Election to be Fredericksburg Rd. Suite 5pm at Liggett Drug, stores. For older gentle­ mates. Econonmy Lawn- Roofing/SIding '54 Picnic table, snow tires, NEW83TC OTAMIYS held on Mov 2, 19S3, In the 205 San Antonio, Texas. Manchester Parkade. M A N C H E S TE R -to settle man. $75 weekly. 649-9093. mower, 647-3660. WINGBACK COUCH-2 clothing, toys, furniture, Town ot Andover, Connecti­ Manchaatar Oltloa estate. 6 Room cape. 2 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Then why not have a 391 Broad 9 . 78229. cushions. Good condi­ dog house, pool equip­ cut, tor the purpose of elect­ bedrooms, bath in­ 118CEL s.d *4885 CTAIinL/B *5195 ing Munlicppl Officers and Manchaatar, Ct. 1 2nd F LO O R - 3 Rooms. SEASONAL LAWN R O B E R T E . JARVIS tion. White slipcover. ment, much more. 122 LIFEGUARD- cludes appliances, car­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ members ot Boards and TA G S A L E ? SWIMMING INSTRUC­ With living room carpet­ CARE. Call for estimafe. BUILDING — Remodel­ Call 6462855. Grissom Rd., Manches­ COiOlUzdr *5099 CEUCA s. *6495 Commissions os provided bv Put your partonallty to work! PART TIME EMPLOY­ peting 81 draperies. Sel­ 6496938 after 3pm.. ing Specialist. Additions, provement Company :— ter (take Vernon St. to Statute, Special Act and Or­ rtof you and make part of your J TOR. The Manchester ing, appliances, storage m a *5795 SUPIA L *11,995 MENT. Afternoons. 5 ling below market value. a n d parking. $300 garages, roofing, siding, Roofing, siding, altera­ Scott to Kennedy to Ho- dinance. The polling place The best way to announce it, ■day pay aa a permanent parti days a week. Profes­ Recreation Departemnt will be the Andover Elemen­ $62,900. No agents please. monthly, not Including UPHOLSTERY-Slipcov­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ tion, additions. Same mllton, to Grissom). Ftime Tataphona Marketing] sional Day Care Center. Is recruiting Life- number for over 30yeors. tary School, School Rood, kRep. for AAA. Mon. thru Fri.r Contact Executor at 872- heat and utilities. Avallo- ers, draperies, custom placement wlndows- Andover, Connecticut, and Phone 646-9608. guard/Swimming In­ 2998. 6496495. Misc for Sole 63 NEW 03 FOOD 8UYS is with a Herald Tag Sale Imominga 9 am -1 pm. Excal-i structors tor the Summer ble May 1st. Security and made furniture. Decora­ /doors. 643-6712. the polls will be open at 6:00 Llant aamlnga, auper ataff.f tor service. Call for an TAG AND CRAFT SAU p.m. and will close at 8:00 season, J une 17 to August leose required. 646-8017. ESCOIT s.d *5295 p.m. Ireal Company. Experlano RN-LPN 3 to 11 position. appointmenf jaM Up­ *6190 Classified Ad. Staff Nurse. Alternating 3 28. Lifesaving Certifica­ H E L P IN G P E O P L E so- ■ 6 T I 4 6ND1S 6 T T B I Nellie L. Boisvert rprafarred. Call 521-7220 SINGLE BEDROOM holstery, 871-0874. MUSTANG s«. *6495 *6995 Town Clerk days one week, 4 days tion is required. W.S.I. or tlsfy their needs and 6MIBIC6N U S N M B M l iMon.-Frl. for Interview appt. I Condominiums 12 APARTMENT. Ap- Braid Accents 022-04 EOE. other week. Weekdays Y M C A . Swim m ing In wants ... thofs what ANBPAMBMIOT tANGEI»«x. *5995 *8395 When you place ycur ad, modern klf- gardens only. No weekend Invol- struefor cetTIfIca'tlOn de- ■aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa want ads ore all about. 4x4 BANCEI *7495 chenette. Quiet area In ROTOTILLED-Lawns A L U M IN U M SHEETS tarioi b(jo hie. Mutz. (t 880NCO *8195 vemnet. Crestfleld Con­ sireable. For application COURT OF PROBATE Rockville. Convenient to mowed. Reasonable .used as printing plates — DISTRICT OF COVENTRY you’ll receive valescent Home and Fen- and lob description, . ' V . SWblNi SW SFB ni WORK TWO DAYS - dou­ 1-86. Security. Referen­ rates. Call Ken 6499407or Treosiire Qvills .007' thick, 23 X 284'. 50( aw MD sBO mai s«aa I SI NOTICE OF HEARING ble shift, 3-11pm; 11-7am w o o d M a n o r In apply at the Personnel ★ E S TA TE OF Office, 41 Center Street, ces. $250. 643-4520. 643-8156 after 9am. •J ' ■ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone RnmnusMiMouB NEW 83 PONTIAC OUTS in a 27 bed long term care Manchester. Please call 643-2711. They M U S T be WILLIAM A. SMITH Manchester, Connecti­ SACRIFICE. Immaculate awssamais main Pursuant to on order ot Hon. ONETAG SALE SIGN facility for a full time Mrs. J. Brownstein, DNS LICENSED DAY CARE picked up before 11:00 David C. Roppe. Judge, at 643-5151 M on-FrI, be­ cut. Minorities and fe­ 1 bedrooms, each with MANCHESTER-Deluxe 4 BM INI Bn idus M ams *7895 T.IOOOzdr *5191 position. Licensed nurse. bath. Carpeting. Redeco­ room apartment. Fully MOTHER with two will a.m. only.. doted April 13,1983 a hearing Limited stress. Salary tween 9 and 3. males are encouraged to m MNI mNHINM nSIOM J-2000 Coup* *5995 6000 4« *7795 will be held on on oppllcotlon apply. rated. Great for summer. appi lanced. No pets. Ref­ sit for your children. CALL 8460941 praying for authorization to FREE. negotiable. 649-2358 or Pool, gas grills, sundeck. erences. $450 includes Nutritious snacks and E N D R O LLS -27'/^ width ANO ASK FOR GEORGE 80NN 4* *7995 C8AND PilX *7895 compromise and settle o 742-8356. EXPERIENCED PART TIME HOUSE C H F A qualified. $45,900. heat and hot water. 649 meals. Part time or full - $5 cents; 13% widtifth-10 doubtful and disputed claim W O M A N to assist In all cents. M U S T bepicked up AU raUNMWAa FMCn BASB> 0« UMTS BCMO FMANCia BT against Northeast Air, Inc. compliments of The Herald. CLEANING PERSON- 643-8649, 643-6591. 4003. time or lust while you are oka Northeast Air Lease, Inr D R IV E R S -a t once, to sell house cleaning tasks. of the Mon Chester Herald oua lAMC Foa 41 MOMTta MAXaHM, M.M « AMMML PnCfNTAOZ Own transportation. shopping. Rates reosono- TAG SALE-AprI116.93.2 aATa Fo a iACM taaaa o fsalc sFwcatsv44rnmear. total In favor of sold estote as In Ice cream In your own Thursday mornings. Ref­ rawraACT Fwca fatmcnt $z.ra Fta month, s a l u tax. Flexible hours. Days. SIX ROOM DUPLEX- ble. 643-8567. Office BEFORE 11 AM said oppllcotlon on file more local area. No experience erences required. Call Fam ily. Misc household. aeo. txraA. CASH FMCC WNJ. owna. fully appears, at the Court of Apply in person. 540-C Centrally located. $350. ONLY. needed. O ur street vend­ 643-7026. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Girls clothing. Infants to Probate on April 29, 1983 at North Main STreet. River NO PETS. Adults only. LAWN CARE-MowIng size 5. Something for 8:45 In the morning. ing trucks moke big mo­ SCREENED LOAM ------Bend Industrial Park. R C Ilta lS Security deposit. Coll 646 and trim m ing. 643-5303. everyone. 33 Carter Bertha E. Roppe ney. Apply only 9am- HOMEMAKERS- gravel, processed gravel, Clerk Manchester. 7690 or 643-8388. Street, Bolton. 12noon. International Ice Glastonbury area. Join W IL L B A B Y S IT In my sand, stone and fill. For 027-04 our established home WORLD .TOYOTA Cream, 44 Prospect Hill aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa EAST HARTFORD- home. Have 5 year old deliveries call George wiauu MATtUU management team, and CASH IER S for self ser­ TAG SALE - April 16 and •aouTuo •TMT oaaaaoaaaaoaaaaaoaaeaaa Rd., (Rt. 5) East Windsor. Immaculate three bay at home. Call 646 (arlffing, Andover, 742- .CMNUAC put your housecleaning vice gasoline and con­ Rooms tor Rent 41 17, 64. 54 Jeffrey Drive, rooms. 2nd floor in two 6351. 7886. W H ^ L S Cort/Tracks lor Sole 71 skills to work. We offer venience store. Day, E. Hartford. Bar with 6 t2 p lw TYPIST - with office aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa family. Wall to wall car­ CALL flexible hours, excellent night and weekend shifts. matching stool, misc. oaaaaaooooaoaaaaaeoaeao routine experience. Or­ peting, appliances, heat, INGRAHAM LAWN AND BRAND NEW DIAMOND ganized Individual with rotes and bonuses. Call Experienced only. Over GENTLEMAN PRE­ 18. Phone 6499117. hot w a te r, $375 per ODD JOBS-DethatchIng, R ING • 2 months old. TAG SALE-Saturdav pleasant telephone M A ID T O O R DER 659 FERRED. $50.00 weekly. raking, mowing, lime, Valued of $1000. Sell for 2953. month. Security. No kids April 16. 10am-6pm. 701 manner. Send resume Kitchen privileges. 646 $300 firm . Call 6469814. 643-2711 H O U SE C L E A N IN G In or pets. Working couple fertilizer, garage, cellar, Hartford Rd., with salary requirements 2000. or single preferred. 289 born. Driveway sealer. to Manchester P.O. Main Glastonbury. Two posi­ Manchester. tions available. Must be Call for free estimates. SWIM POOLS- Branch, Box 604, Man­ TW O ROOMS-PrIvate en- ______Special Senior Citizen Warehouse forced to dis­ C0N9ITIINIS NEEDED neat, reliable, and have TAG SALE-60 Teresa chester, Conn. trances. Ladles $30. Mens Discount. Coll 643-1855 pose of new on-ground OR STOP IN A T To Sell Aloe Vera Skin references. Call Glaston­ Road, Manchester. (Off $30. Also For coots, anVtrm’;; 31" long pools complete Care and Health Care bury Cleaning Service Autumn Street) Saturday TELEPHONE SALES In Products. Natural dresses, suits, etc. Call .with huge sundecks, fenc- 633-3043. 6495459. April 16, 1 fo 4pm. "rain our office. No experience source dietary aids. Stora/Offlee Space 44 ■Ing, hl-rate filters, STAY AWAY from cstly or shine". necessary. 5pm-9pm. Call Will train. 846S842. CONSTRUCTION AS­ ladders, warranty, etc. OUR OFFICE ONE ROOM -Private en­ repairs. Pavement seal­ 6497478. SISTANT: Helper/LA- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Asking $966 C O M P L E T E . trance and bath. Park­ ing. Private and com­ TAG SALE-18 Grissomm BORER. For small Financing available. Call ing. Call evenings 310 SQUARE FOOT OF­ mercial. Call for free f h o to -c u io e ^ Rd., Manchester Satur­ general contractor. Ap­ FICE for rent- Newly MTTERN N E IL toll free 1-800-526 c 6495729. estimate. G 81H Construc­ day 61683. 9 fo 4. Office CM p rid e. KIT 'N' CARLYLE'- 0988 ext. 145. 1 HERALD SQ., by Larry Wright plicant must be reliable, renovated, air conditi­ tion. 6465033. and school supplies. have basic construction LARGE ROOM for rent. oned. Centrally located 24 Much Miscellaneous. \\c h;nc CUT> rinhi In 1k ' priHiil tk'Ol Mis|K'nsinn and laek and piniui skills, and beableto work •X10 U S E D O V E R H E A D Kitchen privileges. Park­ with ample parking. 649 GARDENS of (Hit new l'ts.11 liHuhi ( !i\ k'4-l lonr slccriiiq. the ( :i\ ie .Sedin nffeis a Independently. Must be ;WOOD DOOR. Good con- ing available. Phone 647- 2891. ROTOTILLED-Small cub Quilts •Scdin. reinarkahlv siiMKiih rkle:ind mils re- MANCHESTER over 18, with good driving '.dltlon. Complete. $100. 9288 or 647-1273. cadet garden tractor with This iKMUtifiillv st\ k-il iimo- s|kHisiTe Ikindlin;;. record. Will consider 310 SQUARE FOOT OF­ 83531 6461331 M o n.-Fri., 8:30- rear tiller. Satisfaction Q-139 4:30. nxMlc is nxinw ciiiki;>I ioscuI fiu- •And vtKi'll find its standard fe.i- trainee with potential. FICE for rent- Newly guaranteed. Call 647-0530 Automotive 633-0629. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa renovated, air conditi­ tsHiifnrtahly. M-t praeiii iIcnoii.Kh to tnres ei|iiall\ remarkalile. or 872-4106. Twenty-four TraaeOre Apartments lor Rent 42 oned. Centrally located LARGE TWO SHELF saw yon miMtev nii;;;is! ( liiine in mnio. We'll Ik* prniul in 5 b R R y ! Qi^ta, Hoetly Pieced, are Chestnut bookcase. $35. MAIL/FILE CLERK with with ample parking. 649- CHIMNEY CLEANING & 'Thanks m its 4-wlu.cl iiulc|H;n- sIkM ynn the ( a\ ie4-1 )«Hir Seil.in. alpha, numeric, and typ­ i^lnded with dizeetions Coll 6466794. Cars/Trucks for Solo 71 I bibNTT aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2891. REPAIRS - Concrete and and pattern pieces in Ods ing ability. 4'/2 day work KHOW prise-winning eoUeetion week. Free parking. MANCHESTER — Extra ------Trim the square-neckline STUDENT BEO-2 years W envikeit siinpk. LEGAL NOTICE "EASY D O E S I T " Is the large two bedroom town- « Construc- . . . aSpring Tioleta and belt of this b a ^ TOWN OF ANDOVER.CONNECTICUT /ny Company benefits. Equal (shown), Sunshine and old. Fram e, headboard, GOVERNMENT SUR­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS wav to describe Diacing house..Prlvote basement, tion 6465033. dress with a colorful weite , Opportunity Employer Shadow, Attic Windows, braid or ribbon if ydji mattress and box spring. PLUS Cars and trucks The Zoning Board of Appeals ot the Town ot Andover, a wont ad. Just call L o f i p e o / Coll Joan Turner 547-5892 heat, hot water, central Resort Property 45 etc. $125. 15.8 Cu.Ft. Sears listed for $42,064. Sold for Connecticut will hold a public hearing In the Town Office 6462711 and we do the air-conditloning In ­ SEPTIC TANKS- want a touch of color. - Building Wednesday, April 20, 1983 at 8:00 P.M. to hear the between 10am and 12 repalred and Installed. Q-1S9, Treasure Quote, No. 8351 with Photo. upright Freezer. Excel­ $451. M ore available. 203- following ooollcatlons asking tor relief from the Zoning rest! cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. sseaaaeaaaaaeasaaaasaaa is $8.25 a copy. lent condition. $150. 649 noon. Call for free estimafe. Goide is in Sizes 10 to 18. 7466996 ext. 413. LOWS ot fh)B Town ot Andover, Connecticut. 0472. • 199 — Scott Yeomans — requesting relief from zonina MAINE VACATION- GBiH Consfructlon 646 Ts eider, siid $ u n , licladtt Size 12, 84 bust, 8 yardb Probair Nolire ptstip Mid heidUv. 46-inch. regu otlons Article VI — 12.00.00 yard, oreo and density Secluded lakeside cot­ 5033. 1977 DODGE COLT -Two requirements. 200 leet lot frontage on town rood required MeaesesT TO oion, ssss I ;2.80 fm sssh door coupe. 4 speed. No NOTICE TO CREDITORS _____ CELEBRITY CIPHER tages. $165 weekly. Swim­ gOwj^SNs-SS, Variance of 200teet needed. Lot located on Routes 6 and 316. Cawortty Clph«r oryptograim m or«al«d from quoM lerw by tonoM DM I •rissiiisssd CENTURY POOL. rust. Good running condi­ • 200 — Robert W. Kortmann — reauesting relief from E S TA TE OF Esther Louise •nd pTMont. Eodi Mtar In ttM dphar alandi for •fwtfMT. Todays ming, Fishing, Booting, THREE ROOM zoning regulations Article V — 05.02.0) — customary home Hare, deceased ties SML'stssni 24'X48' Above Ground tion. $1800. 6491138. Brian Brooker, RFD 3, AP ARTMENT-East RniYait,i.T.1S MIMNMtn occupations. Variance reouested to convert existing single The Hon. William E. FitzGe­ r - V . Box 1070, Dexter, Maine. Hartford. Appliances and with Earth Filter. Very Good Soltction of models in stock for hnmodiato Delivory! family dwelling into occeisorv structure to contain a rald, Judge, ot the Court of oood condition. $450 com­ 1973 MERCURY business usej Lot located on Bear Swamp Rood Probote, District of Man­ “IWTFT BK YDFT ID CBAT IWVE 04930. 207-938-2386. yard Included. Imme­ I1M chester at o hearing held on plete. Coll otter 6pm. M O N TE G O -P ow er steer­ Kaultmon — approval ot location lor motor diate occupancy I Call SPBCIAIii Orsr SN aa- 'A t a r * * uotle'’ Andover Zoning Regulation April 8. 1983 ordered that oil ^ 5 0 2 2 . ing, power brakes, auto­ BERFTVKBEU BIK KQTTS.” — NARAGANSETT R.l. Im­ 521-4667. lections and a PSBB ~ •*<>“'* 6 — Tomlin Woodworking. claims must be presented to maculate 3 bedroom Pattern Bectiea In the cssi. tbis ssSSH m S S . - matic, air, stereo, ra- At this heoring Interested persons mov appear ond be heard the fiduciary on or before July 8,) 983 or be bar red os bv home. Dishwasher, deck, LAWNS CUT 8. ALBUM. Just $8.88. New FASHION with h a l f PRICE SALE-Red dlals. Running condition. ond written communications received. Sold appeals ore>on YVWVIYV UVE8WB iasa«T$tJSiMP low provided. overlooking ocean, 5 TRIMMED-Hard work­ Photo-Guide patterns in Goose Farm. Goose Lane 1500. 643-4515, after 6pm. Ottice BulUtlnV ***" Sherrie L. Anderson, ■•iM ssus am w4 uas. sast all size ranges, has a l.nrufMl Uoiultt Ifvulvr PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't drink or smoke. But I do chew minute walk to beach, ing college student with ts Sisw ewoi BM Is suks Uusk Coventry, vintage furs at Doled at Andover, Connecticut 9 April, 1983, 16 April, 1983 Clerk gum, because Fu Man Chu." — Bruce Lee tennis and playground good rates. Free esti­ half pricel Lace, linens, Zoning Board of A p o g q Is The fiduciary Is: I e<«aH>UA Mi TMRixui aKtmoa 61SS - nZHSU Mini. M non for larger sizM* dIum D A TS U N 1967-1600 Ser­ Andover, Connecticut Edward F. Hore. Jr. eiSS3byNEA.Inc. IS3 available. $400 per week. mates. Call 643-7279 be­ sHass mtt m tim * iiikpi. 2 BONUS 0,uSSf lovely thlngsl Furniture, o ff hitht filft'.'M/.* Mary C. McNamara. Chairman 20 Beorswomp Rood 61tt-MMUeM MPilUSM-M frames, fancy thingsi ies. Restorable condi­ ono4 6464320. tween 5-8 pm, John. bpss sf siidiasit a t . Price------j i jj . Andover, CT Weekends 12-5. 742-9137. tion. 6465859; 6462267. 03204