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2 i - M/vNCHESTER HERALD. Fri., May 21, 1982 •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••*•***** •••••••••••••••••••••••* Auto* For Solo 61 Auto* For Solo 61 Autot For Sale 61 •••••••4cc«ac«*eeeeeeeee 4iffofl For 8a/« 6f Auto* For Solo 61 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••« •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 MGC - 6 cyl., five 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu - 1979 FORD Mustang, 4 1972 PINTO 1600, four OD, V6, excellent conm- speed overdrive, wire MHS champ s p ^ , standard. |500 or Excellent running condi­ wheels, new paint, top. From old car Builder copes best offer. Telephone 649- tion. Asking $1000. tion, 36,000 miles. $3,800. Completely rebuilt engine. 646-4574, 747-5201. 7313. ______Telephone 649-2285 after $3,650. Telephone 875-4805., 4:30 p.m. in CCIL track 1971 CHEVROLET Con- htotorcycleo-BIcycIo* 64 to old bike in tough times cours wagon. Posi- 1967 OLDS CUTLASS 330, . . . p a g e 15 traction, trailering axle, V8, rebuilt transmission, MOTORCYCLE . . p a g e 9 . . . page 3 roof rack, 350 V8, power tires, other good parts. INSURANCE - Lowest steering, automatic, radio, $450. or best offer. Rates Available! Many op­ rear defogger, more. Evenings 643-1911. tions. Call: Clarice or Original owner. 643-2880. Joan, Clarke Insurance 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 A Agency 643-1126. PINTO 1976- 4 cylinder. cyl., four speed transmis­ Automatic. AM cassette. sion, sun roof, 73,000 miles. MOTORCYCLE Don’t store things you Good condition - depen­ [e7S«231 Excellent condition! $1895. INSURANCE - For all your can’t use. Sell them fast Call 643-2572. dable transportation. $1295 motorcycle needs, call us. with a hard-working “ Manchester, Conn. - after 5 p.m. call 649-5445. Clouciy today 1973 AMC H O R N ET THON Competitive rates. Friend­ Classified Ad! wagon. Good dependable 1971 DODGE POLARA ly service. Fine com­ Saturday, May 22, 1982 transportation. $500. or Custom - Excellent condi­ PLYMOUTH Duster -1970. Runs panies. Ask for Janet or and Sunday B.O. Can be seen at 224 Oak tion. $700. 472 Main Street, Good condition. $500. Judy. Crockett Agency, Single copy 25q; St., Manch. after 5:30 p.m. Manchester. 649-8757. Telephone Leon at 646-3539 643-1577. LEGAL NOTICE — See page 2 May 15th Town of Andover iianrljrBtpr WILLIMANTIC DATSUN ... gives you choice ...not chancel 1980 HONDA Twinster - Public Hearing on 200CC. New tires, highway Proposed Subdivision Thru bar. Excellent condition. Regulations — Must sell - $800. Telephone Rear Lots 649-2590 ask for Ted. Jr. M500 CHALLENGE* May 22nd The Town Planning St Zoning Com­ mission of Andover, Connecticut HONDA 1973 90cc - 1400 will hold a public hearing on Mon­ Rebates to TOLLAND COUNTY miles. Mint condition. 70 day, May 24, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. In Skyscraper ^500 *3500 mpg. Great around town. the lower level of the Town Office VOLKSWAGEN $375. Kevin, 646-9788. Building on the Subdivision 24 Tolland Tpka Regulations proposed for adoption Big losses reported • 40% OFF on some models! (Rt. 83) BIKES: (Girls) Excellent by the Town Planning h Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ 2 VERNON, CT. condition. 24” ten-speed, A fi 7RC!7a Annual Percentage Rate ticut. At this hearing interested 649-2638 $50.00. 20” standard, persons may appear and be heard of future V Oa I V /v On Soma Quallllad Carat $25.00. Telephone 649-6113. and written communications received. Copies of the proposed Listed below— 1982 Car and Truck Sample Buys! 1980 VESPA Mop d - new, subdivision regulations are on file 10lh A N N U A L QREATER never used. $900 646-6629 In the office of the Town Clerk, NEW ENGLAND Town Office Building. COLLECTOR CAR after 5 p.m. DEM01982 MAXIMA AUCTION Dated at Andover, Connecticut this in British assaults 1982 DATSUN 210 14lh and 21st day of May, 1982. planned iwu, A/t, m Saturdiy a Sunday 1978 VESPA Motor wiiMitic't u% r o v . ? 0 j 7 0 May 22 A 23 . Scooter, silver, 125cc. Town Planning & MtlKtlOOO 10:00 A.M. Both Daya Zoning Commission By United Press International "Argentine forces have suffered established back on the Falkland 2 Showroom condition. 196 “They’re courageous, they’re *6060 Eaalarn Slalaa Eapoalllon Islands." Canlar miles, original. No time to of Andover By Neal Robbins dedicated and they’re fighting a just casualties and some prisoners have Waal Sprlngflald, Maaa. ride. $1200. 646-6629 after 5 John L. Kostic, United Press International i f c 1 Waves of British Marines and been taken. These operations con­ Argentina said its air force 1982 DATSUN 280ZX cause.” 1982 MAXIMA WAGON Adlaalon $4.00 Adulta p.m. Chairman paratroopers invaded the Falkland Spearheaded by 1,000 crack tinue,” Nott said. counter-attacked the British fleet in 10019, A/T, #0054,5 ^4 HONG KONG — Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking $2.00 Chlldran 12 A Undar Frances LaPine, Islands Friday in fierce land, sea Marines and paratroopers, the inva­ Nott Said British Harriers jets and two waves, leaving one frigate WHmntk'i Ust $12,450 aamntk's lilt S15,SM COME WATCH-BUT-Oa SEU Compero-Trolloro-Mobllo Corp. is building what it calls the skyscraper of the MltcSZMO . Secretary and air battles that began before sion began by the light of the moon missiles destroyed 14 Argentine "sinking in flames" in the narrow NibatK$llt5 *11,265 *13,590 Homes 65 future — spacious, comfortable and terrorist-proof. Eariy Enirlaa Includa; 003-05 dawn and raged on into the night, in­ as scores of landing craft swept planes — "seven Mirage, five channel between the East and West i m In a r XK CnmlMe The 41-story, $265-million project is under con- Falkland Islands, where the flicting heavy losses on both sides. ashore. Skyhawks and two Pucaras. 1173 M n IIM a Wn m ASHFORD - Immaculate 2 struciton on a prime site in the British colony’s financial marines reportedly landed before 1982 DATSUN 210 WAQON 1982 DATSUN 210 1970 O m tn CoamcIMt tta iK U7 bedroom mobile home on 1 “The Union Jack flies again on the Argentina struck back at dawn, ‘Two Argentine helicopters, a lOSOimtln W plus acres land. Partial LEGAL NOTICE ‘ district for the Hong Kong andl Shanghai Banking Corp. Falkland Islands,” said a report sending waves of Mirage and Chinook and a Puma, have been dawn |KWN.«/T,VC t / k O S A Ust SS4M 1929 Fraaidli, 130 According to a study commissoned by the bank, its from the fleet. ”We are here to It said four other frigates were 1130 M urd basement, 8x16 wood Town of Andover Skyhawk jetfighters to attack the destroyed on the ground. We have IW>ltr.$5«l ■ f W V W layout makes the tower more efficient than any other ENRIQUE ROS ANTHONY PARSONS ^6810 10S9 OwnoM (Knltt storage shed and large gar­ Public Hearing for stay.” fleet from their mainland air bases lost two of our small helicopters. badly damaged and one British Sea IN7 loyita 2000 $7. den area. Priced for im­ building in the world in terms of usable space per total . Argentine minister . . . of Britain Britain reported casualties on Harrier fighterbomber shot down, 197S OmnM CiariM Special Permit 450 miles away. The battle raged "Seven weeks after the Argentine 19M tontti mediate sale at $25,000. The Town Planning St Zoning Com- floor area. both sides but had no figures beyond throughout the day and on into the aggression,” Nott declared, its pilot captured. 1959 NenaOit 220 $ Cm. Some owner financing. Call mission of Andover, Connecticut Architects of the building say individual work areas 21 men killed in the crash of one its “ British forces are tonight firmly IM casi’ turn l<> |iii({<‘ 8 1023 M TAiKktt 487-0433 after 6:00 p.m. will hold a public hearing in the can even be fitted out with personal, adjustable en­ next night. 1950 Dnttai WooOhi StiOai Rain lower level of the Town Office helicopters. 1900 O n ilK haparid Cm m IM vironmental controls like those i>f a first-class airplane Argentina said the British suf­ 40’ X 8’ TRAILER - Ctood Building on Monday, May 24, 1982 1951 NmaOei Hml at 7:30 p.m. on the following •Full delalla about thia axcallant guaranlaa ara avallabla at our 1921 $*$ Caa>«1 Seta condition. Partially fur­ fered ’’heavy loss of life” as its daalerahip . . . Come In lodayl Wa ballava wa can guarantaa you'll aawa I 1929 USiie CeanrtMe Seta nished. Bath with tub. petition: In an effort to humanize the office, the designers Arfife/i rakMng partiss troops, initially taken by surprise, 1130 Nerteta CeemlMe Ceeae Route Six: Petition by Christine grouped each three floors into ’’village” units where the ■ ’’hurleid themselves at the English,” at least $500. 1020 SMi Bed HnACeereiWeiSeta $2000. 875-8070 . Sammartino trustee, Route Six. attack naar Port I open layout encourages friendliness among workers. inflicting casualties and "throwing Casualties compareUinecticut. LEGAL NOTICE FubUc records We seek information as Town of Andover . . . to the residence of, or date Public Hearing for says d o sort of and place of death of Special Permit Constance PouUot. The Town Planning A Zoning Com­ Warrantee deeds This notice is to also in­ mission of Andover, Connecticut, James Aceto to Roger B. Refious, two lots on Loomis i ^ i i form the said Constance will bold a public bearing in tbe Street., $25,000. 8tk. 1C031 lower level of the Town Office Ludis Upenleks, Ilmar Rupner, and George Risley to § Pouliot that the under­ Building on Monday, May 2 4 ,19B2 Automatic transmission, 6 cyl. engine, power signed has filed with the at 7:30 p.m. on the following Rogers Corp., property on Hilliard Street, $325,000. steering, white side walls, r.w. defroster. Court her 1st and final ac­ petition: Estate of W. H any England to Rogers Corp., property count as executrix of the Route Six — Petition by Amede E. on Hilliard Street. and Mary L. Boudreau, Route Six, I ^ e H. Della, Blanche F. Goodchild, Leon DobUn, Leonce A. PouUot Estate Andover, Connecticut for a Special and a petition as trustee to Permit to build a three bedroom Eugne M. Davis, A. Elmer Diskan,-^Abner N. Adler to bar and waive any option single family dwelling on an 1.18 Fen-Crest Associates Limited Partnership, property at rights and interest which acre parcel zoned business. 565-587 Vernon St. $2,170,000. Bounded on tbe north by properties Woodbaven Builders to Nicholas C. Ferreira and the said Constance PouUot N/F of Penn CenffisTTransporta- may have In trust realty tlon Company; on tbe east by Sharon M. Ferreira, property at Kimberly and Sharon known as 169 A$h Street, properties N /F of Richard H. and drives, $145,000. Manchester, N.H. Said Ac­ Jane P. Drake and on the south by Condo North to Marcel J. Hebert and Donald Sfeddo, U.S. Route 0, on the west by count and Petition are properties N /P James D. and Paul Unit S61C Nbrthwcod Townhouses, $58,150. returnable for bearing on H. Aceto. Quitclaim deeds June 23, 1982 at At this bearing Interested persons Mansfield Development 0>rp. to Rogers Corp., no tax. Manchester, N.H. in the may appear and be beard and written communicaUans will be Jacob Rogowaki to Joseph R. Rogowski, property on forenoon. received. Maps dated April, 1981 Adams Street, no tax. Anyone having such in­ showing the above prcpoaal are on Cheryl A. Ericson to Marilyn C. Eriscon, porperty at 6 8 9 9 ® ® formation should write file in the office of tbe Town Clerk, Love Lane and Olcott Street, no tax. / IncludM fsetory rsbats and Moriarty Brothsrs discount promptly to the: Register Town Offlce DuUdlng. 18% financing avallablc/48 months Dated t ^ I4th and 21st day of Certificate of dUlrlbulion of Probate. P.O. P, May, IM , at Andover, Coiuiec« Estate of Honor E .' O’Connell to Marguerite 1c. Nashua, N.H. 03061. fii u f < fltli'l I nitolu \f«Tunr% Ma:Jii IhiiUt O’Connell, property at 25 Dover Road. Laurette PouUot Planning Tax Tien Executrix & Trustee & Zoning Commiaslon u/w/o Leonce A. PouUot of Andover Internal Revenue Service against James P. Skaret, IVIORIARTY BROTHERS John L. Kostic, Manchester Car Wash, $263.19. c/o Charles E. Chretien on. In the photo at right, Brian slinks away Esquire Chairman Certificate of attachment from left to right In tha loft h^nd photo: Patapchuk of 14 GreenhIII St. In the middle ; ' jRIchard Brown of 23 GreenhIII S t (oii f*nog) from the game In progress. 87 Middle Street Frances LaPine, Standard Management Corporation against agaiiwt jdlraeto a gama of “Simon Says" In hla front Elizabeth Buono of 22 Phyllla Road, Amanda Richard scrutinizes his frozen followers as Secretary Herald photos by Pinto Manchestec, N.H. 03101 Ambulance Services of Manchester Inc. property at IM ^ yard. Following him, or trying to follow, ara, Brown ,(Bich|ird!a.j|lt1er), |nd Tammy, Brian Lukas of 13 GreenhIII St. (right) looks 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 021-05 002-05 E. Center St., $3,500. /

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News Briefing Fair House to moderate Lc'- ■ •ANilive during an attempted abor­ National forecast to get someone on toe anti-freeze issue, because it involves issue may be appropriate. alliance with the Soviet Union, and his tion died 15 hours later apparently of angry statement in January that he respiratory failure in the third such case Stixdents at ECHS in(ducte fearing the child would be bom with Boston c New Orlens pc , New York pc papers SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) - The psy­ birth defects. Brwnsvll Tx.pc expected to improve citizenship. HARTFORD (UPI) - State police are Buffalo c, Oklahom Cty c At a special awards scholarship and a strong Juniors More than two weeks ago, two fetuses Omaha r exploring the possibility of adding some chiatrist who diagnosed Ruth Coe as a Chrlstn S.C. pc ceremony of the National sense of commitment to Catherine McConville Stephen Italoii, Leslie Bilodeau, Hinckiey ‘got what manic-depressive nearly 10 years before were delivered live during attempted Charltt N.C. cy Philadelphia pc was named as delegate to different coiored and unmarked cars to Virago r Phoenix c ’The 18-inch water main being in­ began supplying the area. Water Honor Society this week at school and community. Michael liyam. Klizabeth Caffrey. handle patrol duties now covered by she allegedly plotted to kill a judge and abortions at University of Wisconsin Cleveland r Pittsburgh cy filed East Catholic High School, Girls State and Boys Slate Maiv (arrier.i. Mane Caruolo, Portland Me. c stalled now in Autumn Street will from those reservoirs was often dis­ Two juniors. Sue Chmiel he wanted’ as chiid their easiiy identified blue cruisers. prosecutor said the woman’s mental con­ Hospitais and Clinics. Both girl infants Columbus r a number of students were delegates will be David Susan riiim e l i'^llen Kvans, A llan Dallas pc Portland Ore. c bring some benefits to householders colored. When the water treatment and Steve Balon, were I'lsli. Christine (lagnon dition resulted in an “almost complete were sent to Madison General where Providence c The firm handling the conver­ Callahan and Brian WASHINGTON (UPI) — In clinical The change would be part of a deal Denver pc in toe Gerard Street and Stephen plant is completed, toe Howard and inducted into the Robert given the Principal’s being considered by the state Depart­ impairment” of her judgment. they died. One lived about 27 hours, the Dcs Moines r Richmond pc sion of two Main Street buildings W. Doyle Chapter. Several McAuley. .Irnniler (iav. Timothy tJoodwin, tests after he shot President Reagan, Detroit r St. Louis r Street area, according to Frank Porter water will be treated at toe Award for Scholarship and Siepiiame (ireenwald, James Psychiatrist Delano Collins took the other about 10. Salt Lake Cityc to office condominiums filed the students were presented The following students John W. Hinckley Jr. said that as a child, ment of Public Safety to lease state Duluth c Jodaitls, water and sewer plant. Citi7.enship. Diane Trudeau (Iregorv. Sean Magearty. Kathleen police cruisers instead of buying the stand Friday in the trial of the 61-year- General spokesman Tim Warner said El Paso c San Antonio pc legal documents required for toe with special awards. were inducted into the “I usually ended up getting what I San Diego pc superintendent. Another step in toe oncoming im­ was awarded the Bay Path llarnetl, Kelly Marvey. Patricia old Spokane woman charged with the boy was born at 5:40 p.m; Wednesday Hartford c conversion in the Town Clerk’s Marie Caruolo received Hdnor Society: llukev. Sheila Howard. Richard wanted, one way or the other,” a Yale vehicles as has been done in the past. Honolulu c San Francisc c Residents there have complained provements, however, brought the Junior College Business and lived until 8:35 a m. ’Thursday. He office Friday. Krvzak. i’aul Mador University psychologist testified Friday. “We’re exploring the idea of using un­ attempted murder for paying an under­ Indianapolis r Seattle c about toe amount of water they get drop in pressure and has generated the Yale Book Award. The Award, given to the junior marked cars for patrol,” said state cover policeman $500 down payment to said the mother, believed to be 23 to 24 Jackson Mss. c ^ k a n e c Seymour Kaplan of Harvard Book Award went Seniors Deborah Mallon, Maryellen Dr. Ernst Prelinger, under cross- weeks pregnant, was afraid the baby Jacksonville pc Tampa pc since a change in toe distributions complaints from residents. Manchester and Max Javlt who excels in business Manship, .lanice Mathiews, police commander Col. Lester J. Forst. kill the judge and prosecutor in her son’s Kansas City pc Washington pc to Stacey Pineo. W illiam l^lack, lUadford Miehael Mct'ahe. Sharon M illslein. examination by a federal prosecutor on would be born with “brain difficulties.” Wichita pc system has dropped the water purchased the two buildings, at skills and classroom^ the 19th day of Hinckley’s trial, said “It’s possible these leased cars will rape trial. l>as Vegas pc pressure in toe area. Paul Mador was given Caliral. i’’.li7.alu*lh Chariobois. lames Monarly, Angelo Morson. M department. Collins, who treated Mrs. Coe between “It was determined there was the 153 and 155 Main St., from D & L the Rensselaer Medal, (If'iuna Diibaldo. Susan Fvans. Dung Nguyen. Hugh O NeiM. Hinckley made the comment on a test come in several different colors.” Jodiatis said that another planned Feiiily. Thomas Furlong, likelihood of genetic abnormality,” Co. in March, 1981. In December, which is awarded to the rhe Briarwood Book Karen O'Toole where he was asked to complete a series He said the leasing plan would make 1973 and 1976, described his former move, hooking in the new water tank laiula (Iratnuglia. Ilealher Man- Warner spid. He said the mother had they announced plans to convert outstanding junior student Award was given to StJieey Pineo, Nancy Przyblski, of sentences. enforcement of moving traffic violations patient as a “ garrulous” ' individual 'on Scott Drive, would also have a lord Stuart Markins whose mood swings wepe that,.of a received “extensive genetic Got a news tip? them to office condominiums. in math and Science, The Deborah Mallon as the HuU’n Melin. .lelfrey U'lwrence, Kllen Ru.sselL Anthony Sledesky, One of them began, “If I can’t get what more effective while also making for a beneficial effect on toe service in RuhartJ Soueier. Dawn Soucy, counseling.” The documents filed with the Holy Cross Book Award member of the junior class William Leslie, Jamus Manship. safer fleet and reductions in the amount classic manic-depressive, ^ toe area. If you have a news tip or story riulip Marciano, Joanne Mazzco, Richard Starke. Joann Swanson. 1 want ...” Town Clerk’s office specify. toat went to Annmarie Merritt. who shows the most Prelinger said Hinckley, 26-year-old of money ^pent for maintenance. “There is almost compete im­ Lottery ’The quality of water there was im­ idea in Manchester, contact City Sufian Offrodnlk, Marc PaUi, Christina Swider. Howard Thlory, toe building’s former tenants This is awarded to the promise in the business lliMthcr f’resicy, Nancy Raffin. Kerry Thurston. Diane Trudeau. son of a wealthy Colorado oilman, The vehicles would have strobe lights pairment,” said Oollins. “She did not proved some time ago when well Editor Alex Girelll at The have a 90-day option to purchase junior who has field combined with out­ Karen Severson. Christine Linda Wilper. John Woykovsky, responded, “I got depressed and moody. in the grille to signal motorists as weli as feel herself as ill, but felt rather that s)ie water Instead of water from toe Manchester Herald, telephone 643- Roht'Pt Z accardelli. condomnium units. demonstrated superior standing school Wli.iples Marv Wrobleski 1 usually ended up getting what I wanted, a portable emergency light and siren as had a right to be independent.” Body of 6-year-old Porter and Howard reservoirs 2711. A one way or the other.” required by state law to pull a motorist Collins testified that a manicdepressive’s psychological judge­ Hinckley’s parents showed no expres­ off the road. found; killer sought Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire daily: ment may be impaired without a cor­ sion as they sat in the courtroom where The state police fleet now includes England ’Thursday: 2830. , : dSense lawyers are trying to show their about 1,050 cars, including about 100 that responding loss of physical judgement. GARFIELD, Ga. (UPI) - Police Rhode Island daily: 8598.. son was insane on the day he shot the are leased and used primarily in under­ “The manic is a driven person who can searching a pond Friday found the body Connecticut dally: 567. Rhode Island “ 4-4B president and three other men. cover work or enforcement programs not control her actions,” said Collins. of a small girl, believed to be a 5-year- Connecticut semi-weekly Jackpot” : 38-39-36-20; ; Builder learns to adapt t: I Prosecutors have tried during the trial paid for by the federal government. “Her wishes go like those of a child. She old apparently abducted by her step- “Play Four” : 0638. Jackpot of •$40,672. to depict Hinckley as a manipulative is literally living on feelings ... and total­ grandfather, who left behind a verse Maine daily: 3-2-2. Vermont daily: 112. youth who often concocted tales so his ly lacks appreciation of the con­ about sacrifice marked in a Bible. Y New bosses take parents would send him money, which he sequences of her actions.” Authorities said they could not when the home-buying used to bankroll his trips to stalk two He described the manic side of the positively Identify the body as that of presidents. over TV station manic-depressive as a “mardi gras of Heather Natasha Autry, but a source the spirit” and said the depressive side said it was the youngster. Almanac BOSTON (UPI) - New England tends to blame everything on outside “It is the body of a small girl and she Television Corp. Saturday officially forces. was found face down in water,” 'th e stops; now he remodels R.l. police make takes over WNAC-TV, Channel 7, and the jurce ^ id . new owners say viewers can look for Out-of-state tuition A source said searchers at the pond, gruesome discovery changes — but not right away. located about five minutes from the toe union,” Miller says. “They the act.” “The main thing we’re saying is that By United Press International increase at UConn rural east Georgia community of Gar­ By Raymond T. DeMeo wanted better pay, better About that time, in toe mid people won’t see the real us in any im­ WOONSOCKET, R.l. (UPI) - Police field, were awaiting the arrival of Today is Saturday, May 22, toe 142nd day of 1982 with Herald Reporter working hours. I guess you can’t 1950’s, Willianj Johnson went found a skeleton lying in an open casket portant way until fall,” said Ed Fredkin, STORRS (UPI) - University of Emanuel County Sheriff James Mason 223 to follow. Cape Cods were toe rage in blame them.” bankrapt. Miller speculates that Friday during a drug raid which they president of New England Television. Connecticut trustees Friday reluctantly before moving toe body. Johnson had “too much in the “Because this has happened so quickly ' This is National Maritime Day. Manchester when Russell E. said netted an estimated $750,000 worth went along with a tuition increase for Two ambulances were rushed to t^ie The moon is approaching toe new phase. MILLER GOT HIS START works and not enough getting it is impossible for people to see Miller started his home-building when it was a lot easier to make of cocaine and marijuana. out-of-state students approved by this pond. The morning star is Venus. ; finished.” In any case. Miller A small hole was visible in the ieft anythinjg more on the first day than a year’s Legislature. Since late Tuesday, when Heather was business three decades ago. By a living in toe building business. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter anl 1960, everybody was buying was out of a job. At that point, he temple of the skeleton’s skull, cosmetic change having to do with new ’The trustees voted to comply with a last seen with her 35-year-old step- After serving a stint with toe decided to strike out on his own. identification, and some promotion and Saturn. ranch houses. In toe early 1970s, authorities said. The state medical proposal to hike tuition for non-resident grandfather Robert T. Hollingsworth, Those bom on this date are under toe sign of GeminJ. U.S. Air Force during World War Miller eventually took on three other things that talk about the fact that Miller was taking most of his examiner’s office and pathologist were undergraduate and graduate students to authorities have been scouring toe coun­ British novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was bora htoy II, the Rockville native went to full-time employees in his home 'now we’re rolling up our sleeves,” orders for Colonial-style homes. called to the scene. $1,510 a semester, up from the current tryside around toe clock for any trace of 22,1859. Actor Sir Lawrence Olivier was bom May 22, work for William Johnson, then building business. During his best Police were seeking a separate Fredkin said. $800 per semester. the two. 1907. ' Miller hasn’t built a home in one of Manchester’s largest sub­ years, during toe mid-1960s, his warrant to remove the skeleton from the RKO General for 34 years operated The increase will bring the yearly cost Authorities were alarmed by seven years. Land in town is division contractors. crew worked year-round, with WNAC-TV, valued at an estimated $250 On this date in history : ) home owned by James “Sonny” Rawlin- of attending UConn for out-of-state Heather’s disappearance because In 1888, toe “Great Train Robbery” was staged 4s scarce. Interest rates are high. the help of subcontractors. Miller million according to industry sources. It students to $6,000, including $2,980 for ‘”rhere seemed to be a lot of son. Holiingsworto has a history of mental il- seven members of the Reno gang stole $98,000 from qn The home-bulldlng business isn’t says it generally took him 60 days Rawlinson, a self-proclaimed minister lost its Federal Communications Com­ room and board and a $700 annual stu­ money around after the war,” Iness. Also, a Bible found in express car at Marshfield, Ind. > what it used to be. to build a home from scratch. He and sporadic candidate for mayor, was mission license and the new station, dent fee. Miller remembers. “Manchester Hollingsworth’s home was opened to a In 1924, discovery of toe body of Bobby Franks, 13, of ’The 64-year-old Miller, of 47 worked five days a week, eight arrested on a variety of charges. Lynch WNEV-TV, officially was to begin- “There is really no question as to how passage about sacrifice. The verses were was still pretty rural. And that’s Chicago led to toe arrest of Nathan Leopold and Richard Buckingham St., has been forced when toe project builders got hours a day. 2 said. programming at 5:55 a.m. Saturday. to vote on this one because there’s really underlined in red ink. Loeb. They were sentenced to 99 years in prison for the to adapt to changing times. Still a Del. Capt. Francis Lynch said ’The license was stripped on grounds no alternative,” said Albert Kleban, a The search was centered Friday going.” BUSINESS STARTED to RKO failed to disclose corporate miscon­ grisly, socalled "thrill killing.” ; contractor, he now specializes in patrolman William Shea was shot in the member of the UConn Board of ’Trustees around a rundown shanty In toe rural In 1943, Russia announced dissolution of toe Com­ slow during toe early 1970’s. At duct by its parent company. General remodeling and home additions. The “project builders,” people that point, Miller says his ; leg during a half-hour standoff after city who opposed the hike. county. ’The house was believed to have munist Internationale, founded in 1919 to promote world police and state narcotics agents arrived Tire and Rubber Co., and an appeal to The Legislature this year slashed $1.8 He says he gets enough work like Johnson and Alexander Jar­ business consisted mostly of been occupied Thursday night by revolution. i at a building at South Main and East the U.S. Supreme Court failed. million from UConn’s budget and passed these days to keep him busy eight vis, would buy up large parcels of seasonal custom jobs for toe Hollingsworth, a Vietnam veteran. In 1971, at least 800 people died in an earthquake |h Streets to serve a warrant on Rawlinson. NETV officials remain tightlipped a bill requiring that the difference be months out of toe year. land for development. They relatively small number of well- Hollingsworth was admitted to a state eastern Turkey . ! When officers arrived, Rawlinson about specific plans for their new station made up through the tuition boost. mental hospital two years ago for '"There’s work out there. Peo­ would put up two or three model to-do people who could still af­ homes to attract prospective barricaded himself inside and resisted, but promise that viewers will have More than 1,140 students will be attempting to commit suicide. ple are adding on, and fixing up ford to buy new homes. something to look forward to. A thought for toe day: American poet Ralph Waldo buyers, and then sell toe rest of 2 ; Lynch said. affected by the increases. their homes because they can’t Miller started laying off Emerson said, “Happy is the house that uielters.a afford to buy new ones,” he says. the lots on toe parcel on a members of his crew over toe ... W friend.” I speculative basis. winter. Eventually he laid them Of course, toe money isn’t like It wasn’t long. Miller says, all off permanently. For toe past it used to be. "Years ago, I bad a several years be has worked with Quote / Unquote higher percentage of profit. Now, before “toe outsiders moved in.” his son, Dennis, who this year These were toe out-of-town firms to get toe work, you’ve got to go started his own venture as a 'T he Black Panther Party la over with. I started who cashed in on toe single fami­ "Tell parents If this child has no talent. It Is your manrl^ratpr HrraUi down on your profit and work building contractor. the dam organization and I know It’s over.” ly home boom with projects like duty to nurture If you see potential. But If there Is barter.” Miller says his home — Bobby Seale, founder e l the Black Panther Green Manor and filing Park no potential, It Is bettor tor everyone concerned Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Miller is a survivor. He recalls remodeling and addition business feG--- Party, a ISSOa militant group. He nays he hopee Estates. that they do something closer to their hearts." Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager many others like him. Indepen­ is doing reasonably well. to uae prooaeda from Ma new book, “Berbeouing — Zubin Mehta, director of the New Yprfc dent contractors and subcontirac- Referrals have been a big factor with Bobby,” to help.fund an antMrug program ''Then' builders weren’t Philharmonic, urging music teachers to battle VOL. Cl, No. 1( to n , who sold out when things in securing work locally, he says. for teen*agera. USPS 327-500 builders anymore, real estate mediocrity. got tough around toe early 1970s. “ I can think of 10 jobs I’ve done "I've never taken a singing lesson In my life, men were builders,” Miller says. "What you really have here Is a problem of two PuMWwd dalixaxoapi Sunday Suggaatsd carrier' rataa Wa “A lot of them, especially toe in toe area just because toe peo­ and I'm not about to start now.” and cartain holidays by tha $1.20 waakly,y, $6.12 for oaa “Everybody started getting into machlsmos, and the machismo of women Is even masonry people, went to w ort for ple knew me,” he says. — Bthol Merman, 7S, known lor her booming Manchaatar PubNahlng Co., 16 month, $16.36B lor thiaa monWa. more sensitive than the machismo of men." He’s thinking about retiring voice. Bralnard Plaes, Manchaatar, $30.70 for six monUta and OSlfO — Vernon Walters, U.S. envoy to Latin Conn. 0S040. Second olata lor ana ysar. Mall rataa ara now. “I’ll still wort. I’ll just go 'The cause of many of our mlstakaa and America, on tha FalManda diaputs between •poitaga paid at Manohsator, avallabla on raquaat. ' | to wort when I feel like it,” be problems Is Ignorance — an overwhelming conn. POSTMASTER; Sand aCF British Prime Minister Margaret Thatehar and says. “I think I’ll always have national Ignorance of the facts about the root of draaa changaa to tha Manohsalsr To ptobs a ctasaHiad or dIapW During M$ best years, during the mid- Arga^ina’s military Junta. Harald, P.O. box SSI, work.” the world.” advartlasmont, or to raport! a Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. news Nam awry or pWtura kMa, 1960s, his crew worked year-round with And the work he doesn’t feel 'T he people spend a lot more time with the . — Hyman Q. Mokovor, SS, rethrod U.S. ad­ media than they do with the government. And the CaS 643-2711. Offios hours ira like doing, he’ll refer to his son, m iral. To aubacrlba. or to raport a 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mcfiqay the help of suhcontractors» He hasnH built way that the people perceive the government Is Zubin Mehta Johnny Carson "until he's able to get jobs on his Herald photo by Pinto “President Reagan Is upset with Ed Asner. He daSvary proMam, oaS 64T-6S46. through Frtday. *' Influenced so much by the way the government Is oniea hours ara 6;S0 a.m. to 6:30 a home in seven yeers, hut remodeUng own. He does good work. I think said 'What does an actor know about politics." presented In the media.” qi.m. Monday through Friday and -nia Manchaalsr Harald W a he’ll make out all right,” Miller BUILDING CONTRACTOR HUSSEL l c . M ILLER art with all Its mistakes. Part of me is proud o f, — Johnny Carson, comedian, Jokbig about 7 to to a.nt. Saturday. DaMvary aubaortbor W Unllsd Praaa Impr- keeps him busy eight months of the year. — Tad Tumar, TV executive, olalmlns the U-S. says. “But its tough. There isn’t He's not building homes anymore, but he still makes a living evertying I do, but failures c a n . be like cold how conservativee view the liberal politiM of TV should ba mada by 6 p.m. Mon­ nabonol nawa ssrvloas and Is a media Is even more Influential than tha govom- fhambar of tha Audit Suraai^of that much work around.” showers. They open your eyes. star Ed Aansr, president of the Screen Aetora day through Friday and by 7-JO menL (Ponthouae) Guild. (NBC) - a.m. Saturday. Ctrculatkma. "What's done Is dbne. You should accept your — Nastassia Kinakl, aetieas. (People) I MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. May 22, 1982 - 5

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6 - MANCHESTER HERAUD. SaU May 22. H)«2 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher /^AAAGC N ew s Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Girelll,' City Editor Here's some housing crisis math seats are free — tickets are not required. For bus dozen found a rental room or apartment here in of those requesting assistance had walked the ’This column is prepared by the staff of the Manchester, an additional 41 were taken in by fam i­ transportation, call 649-2855 or 646-6894. Supported streets the night before’, another 55 had found Manchester Area Conference of Churches. ly or friends after negotiations with family or by MACC, CHRISCON and many other religious shelter with friends or relatives but had to leave and ecumenical groups throughout central Connec­ landlord. By, Nancy Chrr immediately. Seven persons were hospitalized in mental health ticut. Executive Director We often get a call from a family vlho said they facilities, some stayed with my family and a few had lost their apartment apd were temporarily AFFIRMATIVE ACTION WORKSHOP U.S. dropped ball in search for substitutes Over a year and a half ago, MACC convened a we just plain lost. Sponosored by the Manchester Interracial Coun­ living with parents or friends while they sought series of meeting on the problem of emergency housing. Now, the helping parents or friend had a I was surprised to discover that only 14 are listed cil, begins at 11 a m. today and ends at 1 p.m. The housing needs. Staff from MACC, Manchester as continuing to walk the streets, since I know currently allowable lead levels is to select architects and engineers on notice from the landlord saying they must have the public is cordially invited to find out what a ffir­ as a staunch advocate of a Deparbnent of Social Services, Human Services, pesonally of several cases that we could not get ad­ WASHINGTON Using the tern- gasoline be raised. the basis of quality first, and then “ guests" leave Immediately or be evicted mative action really is. rehabilitated defense force, yet his Police Department, Manchester Memorial themselves. One housing crisis directly causing mitted to the hospitals and for whom we could not Student Center Dining Room, Manchester Com­ porary worldwide oil glut as an EPA’s final decision will affect negotiate the fees. Hospital Department of Human Services and find rooms, who Imve continued to live on the street energy policies are playing fast and another. munity College, Bidwell Street, Manchester. Park excuse for inaction, the Reagan ad­ more than the health of individual The law is known as the Brooks Horizons and the Red Cross took part. for months at a time. “ Lost contact” with us and loose with the security of the coun­ Fifty-sbc requests came from persons faced with in the first lot on your left. The student center is the ministration has put the develop­ Am ericans: It will affect the health Act after Rep. Jack Brooks, D- Since there was unanimous agreement about the “ no notation” on final resolution may account for try Indeed, the continued reliance Jack Anderson eviction notices add the rest included everything first building on your right as you enter the campus. ment of substitute fuels on the back Texas, chairman of the House seriousness of the problem, the agencies involved of the nation’s security. By sticking from families caught in condo conversion to women some of them. on oil from the volatile, vulnerable Government Affairs Committee. It NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE burner. to the lead phaseout, the administra­ began a one-year survey oh May 1, 1961 to deter­ fleein tf abusive husbands. IS percent of these Interestingly enough, under reasons foT needing Persian Gulf poses the greatest Washington Merry-Qo-Round The public hearing on the Bilateral Nuclear Arms If they persist in this policy, the tion will encourage the alcohol fuel obviously puts government mine the who, what, when and whys o f emergency emergency requests were received after normal shelter, only 14 of those needing housing were listed threat to the safely of the United Freeze has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m., June 3 at president's energy advisers will be industry — and bring closer the day purchasing officials at a disadvan­ housing needs in Manchester. working hours Monday through Friday (which as alcoholics and even fewer — three — were tested Stales since the British burned Although only two agencies (MACC and Social as having problems with drugs. Center Conereeatlonal Church. We urge you to at­ tinkering with thV security of the when the United States can declare tage in having to bargain over fees means they came in on the MACC phone in my Washington. Services) maintained records throughout the entire Of the total, 19 had been released from mental tend this hearing to (1) learn about the bilateral United States, its independence from the Arab oil with a firm that has already been kitchen). Since I’m often gone, I wonder what freeze; (2) share_,vour opinion. An opportunity for Even in its current state of year, even these statistics can give the community health hospitals and had no place to go. However, Everyone agrees that the oil glut awarded the contract. happens to those who call when I ’m not there. sheiks. some insights into emergency housing needs. as I flip through he records, I can see that some of each of us to stand up and be counted in one of the is temporary And everyone development, one substitute fuel Although 20 percent of the emergency calls con­ the U.S. Surgeon General: “ If Footnote: I have been crusading A total of 199 requests for emergency housing the men I have worked with are classified as tran­ major if not the major issue of our times. Pack the gasohol - has surprised the experts “ super unleaoed with ethanol.’ In fact, the Justice Department cerned people with no Income, 43 percent of those recognizes that dependence on Mid­ leaded gasoline kills enough people for the development of alcohol fuels sients when I know they have had repeated hall with concern. by not only holding its own in the It is alcohol’s use as a substitute persuaded the Supreme Court to for­ were recorded by these two agencies, an average of with emergency housing problems were working or dle East oil is dangerous. Without soon enough to impress the public, as an alternative to Middle East oil 17 a month. One hundred and twenty were Class A hospitalization for mental health problems in the current oil-price recession, but ac­ for lead in boosting gasoline’s oc­ bid achitects and engineers to follow had been working and were receiving unemploy­ alternative sources of energy, the we may get from Congress a much- since 1977. Hal Bernton — a former emergencies needing resolution within 24 hours. past. tually expanding its share of the tane rating that is now being pushed the Brooks Act procedure with ment compensation. THANK YOU United States will be the helpless needed law and appropriation for associate, who assisted me on many An additional 69 were Class B, housing needs We onlJi,list three calls from burn outs. Even in • Marion Winter who has become our first patron ina'rket In the face of predictions by gasohol advocates. The health ’There were an Increasing number of young hostage of greedy, capricious Per­ private customers. Thus, as Assis­ requiring resolution within from 2 to 30 days. the Arch St. fire only one person came to MACC for factor has been brought forward as the control of the harmful sub­ of those stories — has recently co­ families who had been managing w ell until the hus­ during MACC Awareness month. 2 sian Gulf sheiks once the ovcrsupply that lower oil prices would sink the tant Attorney General Robert In actual fact, MACC only kept records on calls assistance. Our past experience shows that in such a replacement for the economic stance.’ ’ But lead poisoning works authored a book on the subject, band lost his job and rent payments became too • John and Elvie Johnson and Harriet and Manuel gasohol industry, the mongrel fuel McConnell recently noted in a needing resolution within a week and even then did disaster friends, family and neighbors flock to the of oil is used up. gradually, and it was 1970 before “ The Forbidden Fuel,” distributed high to maintain with the reduced income. Resul­ Frazier for donations to Room at the Inn. registcrod a 7fi percent increase in argument, which has been tem­ private letter to the White House not always record even emergency cases because rescue. The oil glut should have been a Congress finally decreed a gradual by Caroline House. tant late rent payments soon led to another eviction • Bob and Neva Slater and a friend for con­ porarily undermined by the drop in of overworked staff. ’Two types of housing needs are clearly indicated golden opportunity for the United sales last year. budget office, the Brooks Act process. tributions to the Emergency Pantry. gasoline prices. phaseout of leaded gasoline. Of these almost 200 requests, 105 had Manchester by this survey. One — we need an emergency States to get to work on substitute ■ ■ I ’ 0 w e r a lc o h o l, ' as its FEE-FIXING FIX: President “ denies the government the benefits W e often used our Human Needs Fund to try to Clothing Bank: Marge Reed (for knitting baby Leads ability to boost octane was Now the administration is addresses, 53 were listed as transients (no address shelter, particularly during the winter months, to fuel programs. Instead, like the proponents have named it. is Reagan’s budget-cutters have been of price competition available to bail out such families with a small grant or no­ jackets, 2 vests and 3 shawls), Marion Jesseman for discovered in 1924. Though hailed as thinking of relaxing the lead stan­ for a considerable period), 41 were either listed as keep people o ff the streets and out of the halls. Se­ manufactured from agricultural trying to save money by imposing a non-government entities.” interest loan. These cases did not ordinarily end up knitting 2 baby blankets. Sr. (jabrielle, Rose Hayes, proverbial grasshopper that sang dards, or even eliminating them last address in another city or state or as cond, there is a real need for additional units of low surpluses, timber wastes, even “ a gift from heaven’’ by the oil and uniform procurement system for In deference to Brooks, apparent­ as A-1 emergencies since w e try to resolve them in Mary Thompson, Mrs. Eugene E. Richards, Mrs. and danced the summer away with altogether. Medical experts have “ unknown” (often persons are unwilling to give Income housing. More about housing needs next cheese whey. .Added to gasoline, it automotive industries, leaded gas­ federal agencies and encouraging ly, the White House proposal for a advance of actual eviction, although occasionally Grace Lavoie, Elaine Kahaner. 2 no thought for the coming winter, asked the Environmental Protection jails or hospitals as last address). All but eight of week. Pantry: North United Methodist for additional produces a clean, high-octane oline was soon recognized as a uniform procurement system w ere recorded as Class B housing needs. the Reagan administration is doing Agency to stand fast, but the competitive bidding. But they’ve the 200 were white and more than half (114) were potential major health hazard. What happened to the 120 Class A emergencies? CIRCLE NEW ENGLAND protein items delivered to the Pantry. Bob Slater little automobile fuel. Gasohol is sold now National Petroleum Refiners run into a powerful roadblock: the carefully excludes architects and single. ’The rest were families with one to five In 1925, Dr. Wendell Henderson, a We managed to find temporary shelter for 35 You are invited to hear Billy Graham Sunday at 3 for lugging our MACC display over to the Human at some 10.000 service stations 1972 law requiring the government engineers. children. Association has urged that the cases in a hotel or motel, often in Hartford. A lucky p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center Coliseum. All Needs Office. ROWI.It \N was elected across the country, usually as ■Vale physiology professor, wrote By the time agencies received the call for help, 54

G u e st editorial Church bulletin board Good work, Arms freeze to be topic Thank you lunch planned study. Tuesday —7:30 p.m.. Judd Gregg Tnie Rev. Toni Smith, pastor of the a registered nurse who represen ToHovying events will take Women’s prayer group, 1208 Main Hadlyme Congregational Church, H ealth P ro fe s s io n a ls fo r 4he place at South United Methodist St. Prevention of Nuclear War, will in­ Church during the coming week: w ill speak on issues surrounding the Wednesday-7:30 p.m.. Teacher’s nuclear arms freeze on Sunday at troduce the film, "The Last Sunday —9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.. meeting, education wing Editor's note: On Saturdays approved for 1982 bombbuilding the 10 a.m. worship service at Epidemic: The Medical Pastor Webb preaching; 9 a.m.. Thursday -7:30 p.m.. Education the Manrlicstcr llcralil reprints and the $800 million approved for Center Congregational Oiurch, 11 Consequences of Nuclear Weapons Church school, nursery to grade 9; work area, education wing; 7:30 )' <1 i t o r i a I s from oth er New and Nuclear War.” 1983. Center St; p.m.. Board of trustees, church of­ England newspapers.'This mie is Both events are open to the public. 10:45 a.m., nursery and senior high; Also on Sunday at 11:15 a.m. at the fice; 7:30 p.m., (Commission on mis­ from tile Keene (N.ll.) Sentinid. Last month, the New 10:15 a.m. to noon. International church, E lbe Hamilton of Guilford, sions; 7;30 p.m.. Adult Bible study, Hampshire Legislature refused G ift Shop; 11:30 a.m.. Appreciation M luncheon for church school 224 Indian Hill Trail, Glastonbury. The international effort to even to debate the freeze teachers, 6 p.m., S.O.S., “ When the Friday—7;30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, nudge the U.S, and Soviet proposal. And, although 14 Salvation Army’s week set World was Cheney,” Dr. John Pumpkin Patch 7;30 p.m.. United governments toward some sani­ Monadnock town meetings had Sutherland; 7 p.m.. Vesper service. Methodist Youth Fellowship. ty in matters of nuclear arms supported such a resolution — ’The following events w ill take brels. Friday —Y.P. Fellowship_as strategy has made significant and none had rejected it — the pfoce .at the Salvation A im y ,during region’s state representatives the ioomlhg week; sch ^u lM . . gains this year. Town meeting Sunday —9 a.m.. Hospital Tuesday —1:30 p.m., Home Concordia’s calendar resolutions, television and radio lined up two-to-one to refuse ministry; 9:30 a.m., Sunday League; . 6 p.m.,Y.P. Band; 6:45 A broadcasts, public gatherings, even'a House vote on the issue. School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness p.m., Songsters; 8 p.m.. Friendship class, education wing; 8 p.m.. Adult meeting; 5:30 p.m.. Corps Cadets; The following events will take books, articles and lectures have Circle; 8 plm.. Band. place at Concordia Lutheran Clmrch Bible study, church room. focused the attention of people That’s why we were par­ Wednesday —7 p.m.,Sunbeams; 7 6:15 p.m.. Prayer meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. during the coming week; around the world on the incredi­ ticularly encouraged when Se­ p.m.. Guards; 8 p.m., Y.P. ’Tim­ Monday -6:30 p.m.. Church Wednesday—6:30 p.m., Children’s cond District Congressman Judd ble stakes involved in nuclear school staff and Christian education choir; 7:45 p.m., Ctoncordia choir; brinksmanship. Gregg decided earlier this committee potluck supper in Kaiser 10:30 a.m., Bible discovery group. In this country, and no doubt month to present the town Summer church school set Hall; 7:30 p.m.. Worship and music Pastor Strand’s home. ’Thursday—1:30 p.m., golden age, abroad, the people are way out meeting warrant article to the committee, church room. Y ’Tuesday —6:30 p.m., Catechetics Kaiser Hall. in front of their elected leaders U.S. House in the form of a The Center Congregational w ill run for 10 Weeks. Child care will also be provided during each of the on this subject. Sometimes, in resolution. Gregg said: Church plans a summer church school program or elementary age Sunday worship services. fact, the people and the govern­ “ Nuclear arms proliferation, children. Anyone Interested in planning or and the possibility of nuclear Herald photo by fllnto ment seem to be talking right The school w ill open June 20, and leadership may contact Anne Flynn. Here’S Center’s week events oast each other. war, is the greatest threat to FLOWERS OF SPRING ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN In March, while town mankind. The people of New The following events will take 2:15 p.m.. Junior High Fellowship, meetings and city councils Hampshire have expressed their place at Center Congregational 28 Linmore D Monday —3:30 p.m.. Staff across the country were voting desire to reduce this threat. As a Emanuel’s agenda Church during the coming week: meeting, church office. Herald photo by Pinto to endorse a U.S.-Soviet nuclear representative of New Sunday —9 a.m.. Grade 7 and 8 leave church to attend Asylum Hill Tuesday —7:30 p.m.. Annual Hampshire in Washington, I Wednesday —7,to 9:30 p.m., Brow­ arms freeze, the president was ’The following events w ill take Church; 10 a.m.. Worship service. meeting with dessert at 7 p. nie leaders workshop; 7:30 p.m. Ad­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MANCHESTER quietly asking Congress for an have brought this desire to the place at Emanuel Lutheran Church Baptism Sunday, sanctuary; 10 Wednesday —7:30 p.m.. Chancel visory committee; 7:30 p.m., attention of Congress with this during the coming week: a.m., (iurch school; 11:15 a.m., Choir, choral room. appropriation of $400 million to Emanuel Choir; Thursday—10 a.m., Sunday —12:30 p.m.. Buses leave P ilg ]^ Choir, choral room; 11:15 ’Thursday—7:30 p.m.. Department build more nuclear bombs — resolution.” Prayer group; 11:15 a.m., Care and Focus/Food church for Billy Graham O usade at a.m., Ctoffee shoppe. Woodruff Hall: of growth and development, library. Bengal tiger that request was in addition to That’s what a representative visitation; 2 p.m.. Service at Laurel the Hartford Civic (^nter. An Indian (or Bengal) tiger, Menus, recipes and shopping tips the $1 billion Congress already is for. Monday —1 p.m., _Joan Nlller Living Center, Pastor Gustafson; are featured in The hfonchester 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m.. measuring 11 feet, 1 inch and One dream of democracy recital concert; 3:30 p.m., Staff weighing 857 pounds, was shot in Herald’s Focus/Food section, every Confirmation classes, grade 9 final. meeting; 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 Wednesday. Friday —6 p.m.. Youth meet at Thursdays are for prayer November 1967. Believed to be the camps, then later watched helpless­ : p.m. Scout district meeting. largest ever taken in India, it is on W A S H IN G TO N - E dw ard J. J ’Tuesday—10 a.m. Old Guard; 1:30 church to go to Gulow’s cottage; 7 ly as Russia set up a puppet regim e p.m., Joan Niiler recital. exhibit in the National Museum of Corwin has a dream. But he needs a ' >p.m., We Gals; 7:15 p.m., Conway A (^thoUc Charismatic prayer Chtholic High school. New State THE in his devastated homeland. He Saturday —8 p.m.. Alcoholics Nature History, Smithsonian little help to carry it out. A little '.D iet Institute; 7:45 p.m., Claudia meeting U conducted each ’Thursday Road. ’The pubUc is welcome, BIBLE Lee never forgot that both enemy Anonymous in Luther Hall, 6C Institution, Washington, D C. help, say, from 100 million ‘ c ircle with guest speaker, Manucha at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of East regimes were virtually un­ Church St. SPEAKS Americans or so. Costa from Portugal. Roderick answerable to the people. Corwin’s dream goes something tuSn. Washington Correspondent Years later, in 1970, Corwin chose like this: President Reagan appears B n w f V 2 Berry's World to cut short his lucrative career at on television one evening — as he ac­ IBM in its prime, receiving an in­ tually did recently — and explains ■Religious Services definite, paid leave of absense from Aware of the ever-present the pros of his budget. Then a danger of human pride, Jesus board chairman Thomas J. Watston cautioned his disciples by Democratic spokesman explains the service. Jr. to pursue his goal of wedding Watchtowar Study, tOJ5. dIa Tumpika. Rav. Kannath L. citing a case in point, namely cons. CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow- a.m., Sunday achool; 7 p.m., p.m., worahip. Quatafaon, paator. 0:30 a.m., EMANUEL LUTHERAN computer-age technology to PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Z IO N EVANQELICAL CHURCH. Church and Chestnut the scribes and Pharisees. Americans weigh the merits of brldga Road, Rav. Brad Evana, goapal mealing. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlaaourl Sunday achool; 10:30 a.m., aar­ American democracy. Given enough 1 Andover FULL QOSPEL Spruoa St Rav. RIohard Qray, streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson One effect upon them was paator. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Synod), Cooper and High atraala. vloa of worahip; 6:30 p.m., two sides and take in hand pencils INTERDENOMINATIONAL paator. 10:30 am., worahip aar­ and the Rev. Michael R. their desire to be called by THE GOOD NEWS is this: Seattle and Whitman County — support among Washington policy­ ' FIRST CONOREQATIONAL worahip: 10:46 a.m. Sunday Rav. Charlaa W. Kuhl, paator, 9 avanlng aarvica. and simple coded response cards CHURCH, 746 Main St. Rav. vloa, nuraary; 9:16 am., Sunday CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks, distinctive titles — ‘Rabbi,’ After nearly 12 years of pursuing his seeking citizen views on a range of makers, Convin says he is now xQHUnCH ot Andovar, UCC, achool; 7 p.m. BIbla atudy and a.m., Olvina worahip: 10:18 a.m 2 Philip Saundara, mlnlater. 10:30 aohool; 7 p.m., kilormal worahip. Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, they have previously been fur- . Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rav. aallowahlp. Wadnaaday, 7:30 Sunday School and Youth Forum. CHURCH, (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Father,' 'Teacher,' Matt. dream, Corwin, a form er high- local issues. am., pralaa, worahip aarvloa and 8T. JOHN’S POLISH pastor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. r ^ y to^fflBKe his dream a reality, , Richard H. Taylor, paator. 9:30 p.m. prayar maatmg. Hoty Communion llrat and third Rav. Burton D. Strand, paator. 23:1-12. In unequivocal terms, , nished. They fill in blanks cor­ Bible atudy; 7 p.m., dallvaranoa n a t i o n a l c a t h o l i c c h u r c h , W orship service: 9:45 a.m. powered IBM executive, is ready to Although the comprehensive sur­ y ^ rw in , who was set up a small, . a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. PRINCE OF PEACE Sund^. 8:30 and 10 a m. Holy Commu­ Jesus forbade to his disciples aarvloa. 23 Qolway SI. Rav. Walter A. Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ responding to their feelings about 0 worahip aarvica with nuraary. LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall nion, nuraary cara providad: 10 unleash it on America. The veys required an estimated half- ^solely owned company called FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 62 Hyaiko, paator. 9 am., maaa In ble Study. 11 e.m. Nursery: 11 the use of such honorary the budget and mail the cards to one , ooHea hour aRar aarvloa. and North Rhrar Road. Rav. W. H. and Varnon atraata. Eugana a.m. Sunday School through Lake S t Rav. Jamaa Ballaaav, Engllah; 10:30 a m ., maaa In a.m. worship service. religious titles. technology, both hardware and hour to com plete, about 18,000' Citizens Response to nurket his Wllkana. paator. 9 a.m., Sunday Brawar and Steve Hoh, mlnlatara. grada 6 In claaaroom wing. of 10 regional processing centers. paator. 9:30 am., Sunday achool; Engllah and PoUah. NORTH UNITED METHODIST software, is in hand, and the idea citizens took the time to do so. achool; 10:15 a.m., worahip aar­ Sunday aarvloaa: 9 a.m. Bible UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST concept, explains that “ events are ^ Bolton 10:30 am ., worahip aarvloa; 7 8T. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The Within 48 hours of the televised vloa. olaaaaa; 10 a.m. worahip; 6 p.m. SOCIETY: Eaat, 153 W. Varnon has been field tested with “ People will really respond in progressing so rapidly that our p.m., evening aarvloa. CHURCH, 741 E. MIddIa Tum ­ Rev. Richard W. Dupaa, pastor. It is passing strange that ^ CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route vroraNp. Wadnaaday; 7 p.m. BI­ St. Rav. Arnold Waatwood, presentation, computers at the lO CHURCH OF THE pika. Rav. Martin J. Soholaky, 8:45 Adult Bible class, worship, one who accepts the Bible as remarkable results. It is clear that great numbers if given an easy and periodic elections do not provide a ” Habron Road. Tha Rav. J.CMtqrd 31. Rav. F. Barnard Millar, paator; bla atu^. Nuraary providad for all mlnlater. 10:30 a.m., Sarvica. centers have received and a s s u m p t i o n . Adama SIraal at paator. Saturday maaa at 6 p.m.; nursery for children 5 years old God’s inspired word can de­ , CufUn, paaM. Saturday maaa at Rav. John L. Bupranant, aarvloaa. TRINITY COVENANT citizens have an urge to participate effective means to speak up and are continuous mandate. A direct, Thompaon Road. Rav. Edward 8. Sunday maaaaa at 8:30, 10 and and younger; 9:45 collae processed response cards from up to « 5 pjn.; Sunday maaaaa at T:30, aaaoolata paator. Saturday RRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. fend a practice explicitly for­ in democracy. told by decision-makers that their Papin, paator. Saturday maaaaa 11:30 am . fellowship: 10:15 Worship, church ongoing contact is needed to assure 9:15 and 11 a.m. maaaaa at 6 and 7 p.m.; Sunday SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main S t 10:30 Rav. Norman E. Swanaan. paator: bidden by the Lord himself. ISO million citizens and phoned the at 6 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 8T. JAMES CHURCH, Rav. school for children through Form er U.S. Rep. Joel T. Broy|iiU opinions will matter,” explained current support of most people for T.’ BOLTON UNITED METHODIST maaaaa at 7:30. 9 J 0 and 10:46 a.m., ohuroh aarvloa, Sunday Mlhon Nllaon, aaalatant paator. 8 But churd>es are filled with results to a central point from maaaaa at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Wkllam F. Carroa, Rav. Franola V. Grade 6. nursery. CHURCH.'1040 Boaton Tumpika. a.m. aohool, and oara for amall and 11 a.m., worahip aarvicas. just such flagrant violations of Virginia, for example, in 1974 Corwin, a New Iforker, on a recent Important decisions.” 11:45 a.m. KrukowakI, Rav. Hobart. Bur­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL where the totals are announced. ! Rav. Mariotte HHaa, paator. 9-JO SECOND CONOREQATIONAL chUdran. nuraary for Infanta: 9:25 Sunday CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST bank, team mlnlatry; Rav. Edward CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Tha of scriptural commands and used Corwin’s approach to poll his visit to Washington. ‘ "True leadership,” be adds, "w ill '. a.m., church achool; 11 a.m.. CHURCH, (United Church ol COMMUNITY BAPTIST BIbla School; coffaa 8ma at 10:30; - t i OBeKAL ,mi Citizens have given government OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- J. Reardon. Saturday maaaaa at 4 Rev. Leslie Chapman, pastor. 10 prohibitions. constituents through a mailed t- worahip aarvtpa, nuraary. Chiiat). Route 44A. Rav. Robert K. CHURCH, 688 E. Canter S t Rav. 8:30 p.m. avanlng aarvica. . He is driven by the belief that the not have to submit to the dictates of aide Straat and HMatown Road. and 8:30 p.m.; Sunday maaaaa at a.m. worship aarvica and church p SUILT- BU' decision-makers a swift, precise and „ • ST: QEOROFS EPISCOPAL Baohtold, paator. 9:30 a.m. Jamaa t Maak, mlnlater. 9:18 ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL questionnaire. The “ massive faith citizens have lost in their the polls.” But it will b0 able to Wandal K. Walton, Mahop. 6:30 7-JO, 9 and 10-J0 and noon: and school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. reasonably detailed answer to what CHURCH, Boaton Tumpika. Rav. Church achool lor aZ agae; 11 a.m.. (Uiureh aohool for all agaa, CHURCH, Park and Church response,” reported Broyhill, was a.m., worahip aarvloa (ohMd oara a.m., Priaathood and Rallat at 6 p.m. atraata. Rav. Stephan K. Jacob- CENTER CONGREGATIONAL The human tendency U to nation’s government and many of its measure initial support lor a given '' John C. HoWgar, vicar. 10 a.m., ST. BRIDQET CHURCH, TO kkidargarten through Qrada 4 should be done with the budget. provided). Soo M y; 11:16 a.m., Saoramant aon, rector: Rev. Alan J. CHURCH. 11 Canter Straat. Rev. seek God. but on our terms. . "perhaps the highest in the history leading Institutions can be restored proposal and be better equipped to 0 F am ily Euoharlat; 11 a.m., Main S t Rav. Phkip A. Sheridan oontinuing during tha aarvloa; Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior Nuraary program and coffaa FIRST CONOREQATIONAL Mm UdO' 10:30 a.m.. Morning worahip, Broadhaad, aaalatant to tha rec­ Jesus said: “Not everyone T H E W H O L E procedure could of congressional polling." He, SALVATIO N ARM Y, 861 Main and Rav. Emilio P. PadalN. oo- pastor: Rav. Chet Copeland, if they are allowed to participate etq>laln vdiy a certain course ac­ teNowahlp. CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 nuraary proiildad. tor. Rav. Frederick P. Moaar, who says to roe ‘Lord, U>rd,’ St. Capt. and Mra. Arthur paatora. Saturday maaaaa at 8 associate pastor: Rev. CUfford 0. be repeated in many differen t received 63,000 cards back, directly in major decisions affecting tion was taken. BOLTON CONOREQATIONAL Main SL Rav. Bruok J. Johnaon. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, aaalatant to tha rector. 7:30 a.m. will enter the Kingdom of Carlaon, oorpa odloara. 9-JO a.m., dnd 7:30 p.m; Sunday maaaaa at Simpson, pastor amarltus. 10 . CHURCH, 22S BoHon Canter mlnlater. 9:30 a.m. Church Sohool 236 Main S t Rav. Naala McLain, Holy EucharlaL 9 a.m. Family aar­ forms, with other advocates and representing about 35 percent of the their lives. “ Unless w e achieve the participa­ Sunday aohool; 10:46 a.m., 7:30, 9,10:30 and noon. a.m. Worship srvlce, sanctuary: heaven, but only he who does Road at tha Qraan. Rav. J. Steit- at ChuTOh Lana Houaa; 11 a.m. aanlor paator, Rav. Qeorga Em- vloa and Eucharlat with church hollnaaa maaUng; 8 p.m., opah- JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, 647 10 a.m. Church School. the will of my Father who U other issues. registered voters in his district. tion of people in rebuilding the q>irlt :* ton Conovar, mlnlater, OJO a.m.. Worahip aarvloa, nuraary oara mltt mlnlater of vlaltatlon and achool. It ajn. Holy Eucharlat. IT IS A belief perhaps roots in alr maaUng; 7 p.m., aahratkxi Tolland Turnpike. Tuaaday: TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 400 In heaven," Matt. 7:11. Politicians would ignore such an In 1977 the Northwest Regional -u worahip aarvloa. Sunday Sohool, providad In Churdh Lana Houaa. outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Holy communion every of the country, we won’t iuve people, maadng. Congragatlon Bllila Study. 7 p.m.; E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi Corwin’s past As a PoUA army of­ • nuraary; 10:30 a.m. Cottea Hour achool; 10:46 a.m., worahip, Wadnaaday at 10 a m. authoritative mandate at their own Foundation, with Corwin’s willing to risk their lives for it,” UNITED PENTECOSTAL Thuraday: Thaooratic School Richard J. Plavtn, IsraafTabatsky, In Chandler Hall; 10:46 a.m. chlldran’a church and nuraary; 7 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST ficer in 1939. he literally was on the Manchester CHU RCH. 187 Woodbrldga S L (apaaking oouraa), 7:30 p.m.; cantor. Services, 8:16 p.m. Friday 0'M3t

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Obituaries Engagem ents / Weddings People TV-Movies/Comics Felix QodiMMkI FOCrUS / Felix Godlewski, 88, of 448 N. Main St., died Friday at Manchester are reported Memorial Hospitol. He was the hus­ band of Mary Cereszka Godlewski. He was bom in Poland on Aug. SO, Continued from page 1 “Our ground forces have moved 1893, and had lived in Manchester into the San Carlos (Falkland more than 65 years. Prior to retiring British, ships and Harrier jets Sound) area and-engaged the in 1960 he was employed by the Or- pounded Argentine positions on the enemy,” a military spokesman said. Andy ford Soap Co. islands as the troops swept ashore, A series of communiques by the taking advantage of a b ri^ break in Yankee spirit He was a member of St. Bridget military Junta said Argentine Rooney Church, the Polish National stormy weather. warplanes scrambled from Alliance, and the Polish Roman' British reporters, briefed by mainland bases 450 miles from the Syndlcbted defense officials shortly before the Catholic Alliance. He and his wife islands were attacking three British Columnist celebrated their 66th wedding an­ landings were announced at 7 a.m. warships in Falkland Sound and Ewald Stechholz trades '46 Chevy tor '40 Hawthorne niversary last Jan. 31. EDT, said more than 1,000 troops other ships optside the bay. Besides his wife he is survived by divided into six groups took part in ’Thqy s^ c k in two waves — the By Susan Plese “ When I handed over my check for three daughters, Felicia Jakiel, the assault on the islands Argentina first by U.S.-made Skyhawks and Herald Reporter $1,140.93 to Vince Boggini and drove Frances Lukas, and Statia Gobeille, seized from Britain April 2. the second by French-made Mirage off in my new Chevy, I would never all of Manchester, eight They included commandos from fighters. Daylong ground fighting It’s a story in true Connecticut grandchildren and 11 great­ the Royal Marines and the Oh, that have believed that I’d still be raged at several rocky landing Yankee spirit, a study in New driving it on the streets in grandchildren. Parachute Regiment — some of points. England conservatism. 'The old fix- Manchester in 1982,” he continues. Funeral services will be Monday Britain’s best, their fighting skills Argentina said 350 British troops i! it-up, make-it-do, don’t-torow-it “It turned out to be pretty much the at 9:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral honed in Northern Ireland. hitting the shore in 10 landing craft away spirit familiar to anyone who Home, 400 Main St,, with a mass of For the estimated 9,000 Argentine smarts only car I would be driving for the were pinned down by intense Argen­ lived through toe Depression. next 35 years.” resurrection at 10 a.m. at St. troops on the Falklands, many of tine fire on the northwestern coast Ewald Stechholz, a former South Bridget Church, 80 Main St. Burial them raw recruits, it was a first If you are not the smartest person And for that 35 years, Stechholz of East Falkland Island. Main Street resident is finally get­ took good care of toe auto. “I made will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery in taste of battle. in the world, you usually find some ting rid of his old friend, a 1946 Task force ships hammered it a practice at least once a year to Rockville, way to be satisfied most of the time Chevy he bought new just after toe spend a whole day doing a hand- Friends may call at the funeral Argentine military targets near the war. 2 with the brains you’ve got. I was rubbed, paste wax, Simonize job on home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. island capital of Port Stanley and Account thinking about all this in bed last But he’s not trading it in on some Memorial donations may be made to other areas with rapid-fire 4.5 inch it; and I habitually would drive it night because I made a dumb mis­ shiny new model. No power win­ right into my garage whenever I the St. Bridget Church window fund. ■cannons. Harrier vertical takeoff dows, rear window defogger, jets struck Argentine positions Continued from page 1 take yesterday and I was looking for came home.” some way to excuse myself for it so custom upholstery and racing stripe After the first few years, too, he around Fox Bay on Falkland Sound, for him. No brand new 1982 engine down in front of us. Others have I could go to sleep. assumed toe responsibility for all Herald photo by Richmond the narrow channel dividing the two with pollution controls and high main F!alkland Islands, the Defense been caught by the Harriers from The thing that saves most of us'*^ repair and maintenance. The HMS Hermes and Inviclble on their mileage. original engine went at 183,000 Ministry said. from feeling terrible about our Actually, his replacement has Sports figures New wheels “All these activities have been way to or on their way from us. miles, he says, so he replaced it with 2 limited intellect is some small side excellent mileage and its own built in directed against Argentine military “We gather that it’s 14 aircraft a rebuilt 1947 engine. Now the to help Howe down but all that matters here to our personality or character that pollution control. It’s a shiny fire- mileage reads 194,000. Thanks to the Armstrong Riibb^ Company, ^erharts turned to Freddie L. Atwood of the targets, including fuel and ammuni­ makes us different. Being uniquely engine red. But it has coaster brakes O^Caolf Car Rental Service-In Bolton for help. tion dumps and military stores,” it tonight as we sit on our ship in the HARTFORD (UPI) - Colleen Mr. and Mrs. William C. Everhart have.a set darkness now is that the Union Jack ourselves makes us feel better about and balloon tires, too. It’s a vintage BUT STECHHOLZ took his time said. “Elarly indications are the EWALD STECHHOLZ IN 1946 IN MANCHESTER WITH NEW CAR Howe, wife of hockey great Gordie of new tires. The Everharts, of 10 Trotter St., Atwood, who’s been doing most of the is flying less than a mile away from not being too smart. It’s those little 1940 bicycle. getting to toe 194,000 mark. He Howe, will get some help from the maintenance on the car ever since Golf Car troops are achieving their' objec­ never rushed the car. "I don’t drive both have cerebral palsy, and he gets us and, dhspite the fact that we’re differences we have that keep us SO WHY IS HE getting rid of the . . . all dressed up In his 1938 suit for occasion sports world next month at a fun­ Rental donated It to them about five yerars tives,” it said. • fast,” he says. "Fifty is fast enough around town by driving this golf car. When Argentina said its troops still on actions stations and red from committing suicide when we car? It still works, and Stechholz draiser to wipe out a $20,000 cam­ ago, turned to Armstrong Rubber. And, alert, there’ll probably be a few for me.” paign debt left over from her un­ the Motor Vehicles Department told them "resisted the landings with realize, early in our lives, that a lot isn’t one to just discard things The 1935 graduate of Manchester they needed larger tires, though, the presto, new wheels. success” and were “in control of the secret pints of beer drunk aboard of people have more brains than we without due cause. successful run for Congress. this ship tonight.” High School wasn’t always so con­ situation.” do. He’s a saver from way back. In servative with speed, however. He There are two kinds of in­ fact, he still has toe suit he wore on was captain of the School’s swim telligence, too. One can be the day he picked up his new car, team during his senior year, when measured in numbers from tests, Aug. 14,1946. It’s still in good shape, they won toe CCIL Championship. too. He swam toe 100-yard breaststroke but the other and better kind of in­ “I hate to part with the car,” he Post makes more charges telligence is something no one has and did fancy diving. Democrats get says, "but I need toe room, and,I But they were the days before the ever been able to measure. The se­ really don’t need two cars. I ride my (hevy was even a glimmer in his during the late Gov. Elld cond kind is a sort of understanding By Jacqueline Huard the agency. Keish said the con­ Anderson-Nichols in Hartford, bike a lot.” eyes. And now, he says, “it’s going Grasso’s tenure and now Gov. United Press International tract was for design work on Who made a $1,325 campaign con­ of life that some of the people with “And it (toe car) needs work,” he to vanish from toe local scene. Route 8 in Trumbull, and there is tribution in the first quarter of William O’Neill’s. the most intelligence of toe first admits. "It needs a brake job, and I “You know,” he says, “for years I HARTFORD — A consultant A grand jury is Investigating an unspent balance of $120,000. 1981 qhd awarded a $2.6 million type don’t have any of. They may could do it. I did one 100,000 miles would park the car on the corner of who Sen. Russell Post contends allegations of bribeiy and bid a lone victory Gunn said he has contributed to DOT contract in the same have scored 140 in toe IQ tests they ago, so it’s time. The whole system was awarded a $1.2 million state South Main and Spring Street. For Republican and Democratic . quarter, rigging in the DOT and former took in school but they’re idiots out is calling for'attention.” toe past few years, I noticed that transportation contract soon campaigns for years, but —A.J. Macchi of Macchi Commissioner Arthur. B. Powers By Robert Mackey . Democratic leaders urged their But parting does not come easily. after making a campaign con­ in toe real world. This is also a great many cars going by would slow questioned whether he gave the Engineers, Hartford, who con­ has been charged with perjury, United Press International members to support the resofutibn So many years, so many memories down and in some cases even stop tribution said Friday he got that consolation to those of us who did $1,625 in 1980 Post reported was tributed $2,150 in the first quarter receiving a bribe and tampering approved by the Democratic-led are tied up in toe black coupe he for a look. much, but over several years. based on records in the Secretary of 1980 and was awarded a $1.3 with evidence. He has pleaded in­ WASHINGTON - Helped by House Budget Committee. not score 140 in IQ tests. purchased just after the war from Richard Gunn, a Stratford- of the State’s office. million contract in September nocent. Republican defectors. Democrats “It is important that the IT ALMOST SEEMS as though Carter Chevrolet, which was just a “Numerous times I’ve been based consultant for Seelye, asked, ‘what year is it? How many “That sounds a little high for 1980. Friday overpowered the Senate’s Democratic Party establish a toe second type of intelligence com­ small dealership on toe comer of Stevenson, Value & Knecht of & GOP majority to restore money in benchmark for all to see that fiscal Center Street and Knox Street at toe miles? Would you sell it? It sure me. I just buy tickets to dinners —Vincent Fox of Kassner Co. Post, a school-board lawyer es from somewhere other than toe New York City, said he received and things like that generally,” of New York City', who made a from Canton, said last week 19 of the budget for railroad retiree responsibility can be achieved time. looks in good shape.'” his first Department of without inflicting punishment or brain. A poet would say it comes Gunn said. He said the only way $1,000 campdign contribution in the 20 major contributors to the benefits and score a lone victory. "Oh, yes,"he says, “I’ve got a Transportation contract in the to calculate how much he gave lacking compassion for those in our from toe heart. I’m not a poet and I “ I WAS STILL in toe service the third quarter of 1978 and in Democratic Party from 1975 un- Senate Republicans fought . off record of every gallon of gaa, every Herald photo by Pinto mid 1960s. The contract was up­ society who are in need,” the letter wouldn’t say that, but it does appear when 1 ordered it,” he says. “In and to whom would be to go over the same quarter received a $2.4 ’ til the present were awarded most attempts to add money to their quart of oil, every tire, every dated in 1976-1977, he said. old check stubs. - million DOT contract. as though some of the best decisions those days, you didn’t walk in to buy millions of dollars in DOT con­ $784 biUion budget proposal and said. battery, and every incidental that “About $1.2 million was the The other three consultants “I think it challenges credibili­ The only Senate GOP leadership an automobile. You had to put down SAME PLACE, SAME SUIT, TIME 1982; BUT TRANSPORTATION CHANGED tracts. moved closer toward approval of the we make spring spontaneously into a deposit. No autos were being made ever went into it. ^ m e day I hope to total of the contract" for design Post said made campaign con­ ty to say this is ail coincidence,” defeat in the budget debate came on He denied his staff is sifting plan projecting a $115 billion deficit our minds from somewhere else in between 1941 and 1946, and I had to tally it all up, but that’s another Connecticut Yankee now rides a vintage 1940 bicycle work on the Route 8 Merritt tributions and then received sub­ Post said at a news conference at through thousands of pages in the an amendment to restore the annual in fiscal 1983. our bodies. wait nine months for delivery. story J’ Parkway interchange, he said. stantial state contracts shortly the Cppitol Friday morning. Secretary of the State’s office to cost-of-living adjustment for about 1 However, DOT records show How do you otherwise account for after were unavailable for com-^ He has persistently raised shore up his flagging campaign. The Democratic-dominated million railroad retirees, who love, tears or the quickened Cunn signed a contract for $1.32 ment. questions about the pattern of collect their own benefits instead of He also said he was not aiming House, meanwhile, began its budget heartbeat that comes with fear? AH million on Aug. 1, 1980, said They were: campaign contributions and state for another spot on the GOP debate with Democratic leaders Social Security. these' things seem to strike us in­ William Keish, spokesman for —Edward 0. Johason of contracts awdrded by the DOT ticket and would not take one. urging their members to stick Elxempting Social Security, the together this year. Conservative GOP budget plan had sought to dependent of any real thought He's done 1,000 himself “Boil Weevils” defected to give eliminate the 7.4 percent cost-of- process. We don’t think things President Reagan his budget and living increases set for this July for through and decide to faU in love gr tax cut victories last year. aU pension plans, and to limit in­ decide to cry or have our heart beat In a strongly worded letter. House creases to 4 percent in each of the faster. Sophia's lawyer seeks pardon Speaker Thomas O’Neill and other next two years. We can be pretty sure there’s McMahon hosts commercial specia more than one kind of intelligence, so we can relax, believing that we tolerate from commercials. “They put a mechanic in the car 'Tve refused to put on a baker’s ROME, Italy (UPI) - Sophia Switzerland. referring to his imprisonment by the painted a soft pastel pink. have a lot of toe less obvious kind. I ' By Vernon Scott goods and services across toe conti­ They said the the documents Fascists fpr partisan activity before Prison sources said the actress is UPI Hollywood Reporter nent. “People will get an idea when out of sight to handle the cable and hat for a bakery product and to wear Loren’s lawyers requested a prefer to ignore toe possibility that other stuff to the helicopter. Then overalls for a gasoline commercial. presidential pardon Friday to free would be sent, with a recommenda­ and during World War II. having almost all of her food they see our special, commercials OPEC decides someone with a higher IQ than mine HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-NBC ’TV ALTHOUGH HE has become a for bad breath, headaches and the ‘copter put a model in a thin As a spokesman, 1 want to do credit tion by the ministry, to President Officials continued to insist that brought to her quarters by family the voluptuous movie star from jail might also have more of toe second knew what It was doing by signing television personality with a mind- gown beside the car and they shot to the product and maintain my own before the end of her 30-day Sandrd Pertini for final action. Miss Loren was being treated like members instead of eating the cigarettes. Old commericals were Pertini, an 85-year-old Socialist, any other inmate despite the fact regular prison fare. kind of intelUgence, too. One person Ed McMahon to host “Television’s blowing recognition factor, demeaning to women, showing them the film. image as a serious representative.” sentence for tax evasion. Greatest Commercials,” an hour- McMahon is first to admit he is es­ Justice Ministry officials con­ told reporters he had not yet seed" that her private cell arthe minium Prison officials have said Miss should not get to have intelligence of only scrubbing and cleaning in the “Some big winds came up and long Tliesday special that traces the sentially a salesman. t, they couldn’t get the model down. firmed the pardon request filed by the pardon request for Miss Loren, security prison in Caserta, 20 miles Loren would be assigned a job in the both toe brain and toe heart. house.” VIEWERS MAY BE surprised to laundry or kitchen just like other in­ on status quo history of video blurbs from early He began selling magazines and “Television’s Greatest Commer­ She and the mechanic had to spend Miss Loren's attorneys was being but added he had heard the 47-year- from her hometome of Pozzuoli I wish there was some way to see some major stars who began a^ days to toe present. newspapers when he was 10 years the night in subzero weather, processed by the ministry along old actress was quite comfortable in hear Naples, has a private bath, a mates. But other prison sources said decide who are toe five smartest cials” will examine how commer­ hungry unknowns trying to earn a Co-bosUng with Johnny Carson’s old. He sold pots and pans door-to- cials reflect our changing cultural cuddled together for warmth. They with documents filed since her prison. lounge chair', a telvision set and a they doubted this would happen. By Roz Liston firmation of whether OPEIC had of­ people in toe world, because I’ve few bucks in commercials, among “ I wish I had had a television telephone. “Can we really make Sophia work UPI Business Writer ficially decided to hold the July sidekick will be funnyman Tim door to put himself through college. attitudes towards families, pets and could have died up there.” them John Travolta, Marsha Mason, arrest Wednesday after her arrival always wanted to ask them toe five Conway, who wlU provide toe laughs He also sold fountain pens and from her home in Geneva, when I was in jail,” Pertin^ said. The room’s walls have been here?” one source said. summit. toe American dream. It will also He also recalls an Alpo pitch when Diane Keaton, Jaclyn Smith and Miss Loren’s lawyers were QUITO, Ecuador—’The Organiza­ 'The OPEC ministers returned to hardest questions. I haven’t decided while big Eld presents toe worst, hawked vegetable sllcers on Atlan­ bring back some of the memorable the dog involved in the spot walked Brooke Shields. pressing for a pardon so the tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun­ private sessions in an apparent who toe five smartest people are best and most outrageous commer­ tic City’s iMardwalk. trademarks of the past. off stage, a fact McMahon failed to For toe “Tonight” show alone, McMahon says some stars are . Academy Award-winning actress tries said Friday it has decided to attempt to work' out sharp divisions and I haven’t settled on toe five cials of toe past 30 years. perceive. McMahon reckons he has done more MOST OF THE old commercials past-masters at commercials and could begin work on a new movie maintain for the time being its $34- within the 13natlon cartel over in­ questions. It would make a good McMahon is the king of commer­ C alendars than 1,000 commercials in toe past are good for laughs, but some are He kept on with the pitch while others are too caught up in their own being made by Italian director Lina a-barrel base price and current dividual production levels. OPEKl television show if I ever get it all cials, a milUonaire many times limits on production. over, thanks to some 50 different 20 years and ventures that he’s done serious. Carson crawled into the scene, celebrity to do a good job of selling Wertmuller. had hoped to present a united front together. McMahan recalled one bluru that playing the departed pooch, The 30-day prison sentence stems 'The decision to preserve the companies for which he acts as more TV commercials than anyone the product. at the semi-annual ministerial 1 think I’d put Ann Landers on my nearly became a catastrophe. McMahon recovered quickly, pat­ from her conviction for having status quo should mean stable pump spokesman on toe tube, radio and on toe air. Special Town Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town meeting. . "It was a car commercial where ting Carson on the head and didn’t A student of commercials who failed to declare about $180,000 in prices and beating oil bills for the list— not as one of toe five smartest toe print media. As a huckster, McMahon adores Andover Hall. American consumer this summer. Reliable sources said Saudi Ara­ people but as one of the five hardest He is, perhaps, best known as the commercials. Unlike most viewers, they gut a brand new automobile blow a line of toe blurb. watches them with great care. taxable income for the years 1963- McMahon is especially fond of the Tuesday OPEC Secretary'Goiml Marc bian Oil Minister Sheikh Ahmed Budwelser beer Jjitchman and as toe he takes them seriously, observing, and hoist it by helicopter to toe top “I’ve refused to sell some 1964. Miss Loren says the failure to questions. series of camera commercials that Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town Nan Nguema .told reporters “prices yj^kt Yamanl walked out o f ^ mor­ Alpo dog food salesman on toe Car- “You can’t make fun of the product. of an isolated needle of rock products that required fasttalking Monday -Hall. . declare the income was due to a pitches, the kind I used to do in the feature James Gamer and Mariette Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. mistake by her tax consultants. win s t^ the sune and the (produc­ ning session after Iraq charged Iran ONE QUESTION I’ve con­ son show nightly, but be also Sponsors are paying a lot of money. thousands of feet high. This one was T hursday with violating its OPEC-desigOated in Monument Valley, Utah, old days at Atlantic City,” he said. Hartley. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building.^ Fans flocked to the prison Tliunl* tion) Mdlings wip stay the same un­ sidered for my list is this: represents 20 banks and a variety of But it’s amazing what we used jo Steering Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room, Town production cdling of 7(4 million Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. say to cheer and serenade Miss til further notice.” “Are people spaarter how than Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ Hall. OPEKl was expected to hold an barrels a day. Loren with Neapolitan love songs. they were 1,000 years ago?” fice Building. She blew them kisses from a prison emergency session in early July to Outgoing OPEC President Mana T hursday window and then broke into tears. review its decision April 1 to limit Saed Otaiba startled his colleagues It’s a tough one. Athletes are run­ Special Town Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Elementary School Officials said the only visitor Miss its output to 17.5 mlUlon barrels a ’Thursday when he said the world oil ning faster, jumping farther and lif­ Just ask kids about water pressure All-Purpose Room. Loren saw Tliursday was her sister day in a desporate gamble to dry up market could recover from the glut ting heavier weights. Does this Manchester hilly within a few weeks and the and the only telephone call she the global oil glut and' prevent its suggest our brains are also perfor­ prices from collapsing. celling should be removed im­ Monday accepted was from her husband, ming better? It does. All this talk about water pressure be uttered by at least four persons Now there’s a new phrase in vogue It never happened. But talk about Bolton Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing producer Carlo■ ■ Pont! “ ntt , JBkit there was no immediate con­ mediately. problems in Manchester makes me speaking in Greek chorus style to be in that household for ail visitors. water pressure.... rpom. On toe other hand, are our eyes nostalgic. truly effective. “Don’t bang at the shower ' V*' - - ______Zoning'Board of Appeals, 7 p.m.. Municipal Building and ears any better than toe eyes I grew up in a household where toe It means that toe noise of toe In handle.” M onday ■ hearing room. and ears of the Romans who Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. ’’ Former resident honored first command you learned to yell water water running after toe toilet Focus By the way, the reason the How to get Permanent Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m. TM M KSOVM ^ TMNKSaVIK ^ watched the Hons eat the Christians children in toe house were so careful Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. * educational career 'At tlie was “TURN THE DISHWASHER has flushed is driving them to the Municipal Building probate court. Former ManchMter in the year 200? Probably not. My Adele c IliJd news Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.,’ Fireplace Bolton Elementary School ilOIIQU to ST. JUDE NOVEUA TO ST. JUDE OFF.” brink. Rather than going and doing to turn toe shower off is that they’d Board‘of Education, 7:30 p.m. Manchester High resident Michael F. Tobin guess would be that our eyes and our Angle Room, Community Hall. and later served as the I td| ti hda, IpiaSMna aartw, seal I Ml It hbi baaSi ad aailir. sad You learned to yell this a t toe top toe job themselves, they’d rather been warned about what would Stohool. Tuesday was the recipient of the ears haven’t changed for better'or in Herald Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bdntley Downtown Committee, 8 a.m.. Municipal Building Joseph Formica principal of the Crystal k dWt mi iM b aM K aaw thanaa ibka ad ikk k aimbK am Ikaaai of your voice whm you were stan­ dispatch toe guilty party. happen if too much water drips on for worse exc^t as we abuse them Memorial Library. hearing room. Distinguished Service Lake and Windermere al haaa ChrW.^WMd kknamr'al W d baa CkW. MHd kkiaana d il ding naked underneath a shower I’ve never understood why "jiggle toe bathroom floor. The Herald wants your club Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m.. Firehouse, Elementary Schools in •In kwla lawlMal aataaaia h tan aka kiala law ayadd aakaaia k bar through misuses. which was parboiling you to death. Advisory Board of Health, 4:30 p.m.. Municipal Award of the Elementary the John” makes toe noise go away. TOO MUCH WATER on the news! conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park Building hearing room. and Middle Sdiool Prin­ at aaal b laa I taw ••••■•• taw la d aaal b m I taa namaa kaa You learned to yell it very quick­ Someone with a degree in elec­ chopped that shower handle, to toe In order to get your club news «d* d ay taat aid feabii N| k a U our eyes and eara haven’t bathroom floor and the whole Building,. Democratic state delegates, 7:30 p.m., Munlcipat' cipals’ Association of OaSi at ay laart aa4 Hntb laf la aSaai ly; otherwise the thoughtless person trical engineering tried to explain it point that Itliad a huge crack in it. ;in toe paper on time, please sub­ _ lNVltA’n0H ;7O BID., id taa Saw aa| sad jwiw la aana tr changed in size or improved in per­ celling in toe living room could fail W edne^ay Buildii^ hearing room. ^ 'v Connecticut on May 14. Wt'latiMtaatpdiNilHaamaii' downstairs doing the dishes would to me once. I pretended I un­ mit items no later than five days Zoning commission, 7:30 p.m., community Hall. JjiSifiati'ii^Mjw paaiv^' i* aadddm.i^^ab h'aVdtaad m l formance, the chances are our SO ONE DAY someone fixed toe down, they were warned. before the date you’d like to see 'Pitkin Glass Committee, Municipal Building coffee yeU, “TURN THE SHOWER ()FF.’’ derstood. But I didn’t. Senior Citizens, 1:30 p.m., Conununity Hall. im'paSMii.^J'saebaVakW. iajiid yanim k rain I idilM'la ada brains haven’t either. I forget when shower handle. They fixed it so you They grew up knowing with a cer­ it in toe paper. room. rnoinlUon ac<»nM br And then you’d be out of luck. And SomeMie with no degree in elec­ 'Thursday Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior. Center. the association for outstan­ ■ aaas hnaa aad I M na la'b ia- jm aaaa lasai aat aaae.in k b k they invented the wheel, but did it didn't need a black belt in the mar­ tain awful certainty that someday Please include a name and q SMtad H4( w fltbrtSM w idm ta out of a shower. trical engineering once tried to fix Board of Education, 8 p.m.. Center School Library. Wednesday ding service to educatim in l : « F.M., JOM 9, OB at tfUch M • m t take any less intelligence to invent tial arts to turn the shower off. toe shower would end up sitting in telephone number which we can Republican Town Committee, 7 p.m.. Municipal Connecticut. Ume ttMy win IM psbUdy «pm d. let Sna 1w Vlani b l ■»!• b | bna 1w iaSaia. baa (hi the wheel centuriei ago than it took ANOTHER PHRASE whldi U toe broken shower handle. Only they forgot to do one thing. toe middle of toe living room. call if there are questions. In­ TheiDe nfoirtfht uli ir im i i rvwl lau wto m o nixy- i aai Sadaa." hblkdka and b inakad dicate toe date you’d like to see it Building bearing room. Tobin is a professor of and all Uda. SpecUicaUoaa■ - and dMaL'MIaalaaaaUti this coitury to invent the windshield known to all who have passed You take a shower in toe house I They forgot to tell anybody they’d They hoped that H wouldn't n k b ptw hr ai ad di Wa kHta war n. Ma am hr a ad al ab haab laa published. Coventry Thursday educational administration torma may be aecnrad at the wiper, toe ball-point pen the 'through the Angle household: grew up in and you learned to give fixed the shower. happen when toe parish priest was Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate and supervision at South Bualneu Ofllce, 4S N. SetSchool S4 taai nb ad laaa nb aaana Ma ataw i Call Focus editor Adele Angle toaster oven? “Jiggle the John.” toe shower handle a quick karate Next person who used toe shower visiting. Or when toe Avon lady had Connecticut State College Street,- Maacbiatar, CoanacUcat ■ b M, M at 643-2711 after noon to set up court. Rajrmowd g.' Daman, Baaiaam I’m sore this phrase is known to all her samples spread out on the Monday . Democratic Town C^ommittee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal in New Haven. It must have been 2:30 faiefore 1 chop to turn it oiff. A whole genera- ({dve tl uie usual karate chop. Broke {tooto appointments. P lanning and Zoning commission, 7:30 p.m.. Planning Hmasar r £ }■ ''' Building bmiring room. Tobin began his finally fell asleep. other large boosdiolds,to6. Itbasto ■tion of Angle children karate toe thing into 10 pieces. coffee table. ■ Office. Town Hall. < m n -

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10 - MANrHRSTER HERALD, Sat.. May 22, 19M Senior citizens Weddings Spring programs Advice Husband left 24 years ago r ... coming to the end really loves her husband DEAR ABBY: I was would you like me to arrange it?” she w ill tell him what she spots. a.m., return trips at noon . i married to John in the ’This column is prepared beverage. ' likies and what she doesn’t Please note the up­ Wednekday: baked cor­ and 3 p.m. < Catholic Church back in by the Manchester Senior DEAR ABBY: "Loves like. And if he loves her he coming activities at the ned beef hash, buttered ’Thursday: 10 a.m. darts, 1956. John disappeared in Citizen Center. It appears Love, Not Sex” and her_ w ill change his habits to center: green beans, rye bread, orchestra rehearsal; noon 1958. He took a ride one Dear Abby on Wednesdays and Satur­ husband have a com­ try to please her. And if he Wednesday: Medicare birthday cake, beverage. dinner; Outreach program. , .i.'; Sunday afternoon and days. munication gap. I used to doesn’t, she had better assistance 13 p.m., 6 a.m. ’Thursday: baked stuffed Bus pick up at 10 a .m .,; >MISSOURI he thinks I am not conspirator” could then stead of just reliving game Milwaukee vs. Red Regan, 4,030; Carl Popple,-.;! Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, public health nurse; 10 available, but I am. say to him, " I think Lucy himself. in the fall, one for Sox. Call Pauline, 643-1711. 3,730; Rene Maire, 3,760; DEAR HELPi Your What do I say to a guy I could be interested in you; Tell “ Loves Love” if she Hollywood, Calif. 90038. beginners, the other for in­ $19 includes transportation a.m. Friendship Circle; Doris Hunt, 3,360. termediates. pinochle and round dan­ Herald photo by Pinto and admission to game. 2 Mrs. Andrew M. Welch The center garden plots cing; noon lunch; 12:30 Mrs. Bradford D. Huitgren are plowed and ready for MENU FOR WEEK p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. Don’t store things youj Memorial piano planting. Those who signed Monday: beef noodle craft class; birthday party can’t use. Sell them fast.-^ up for plots may check in soup, turkey salad after lunch; Medicare 1 to with a hard-working » Are there still gall stones? Mrs. Fred A. Ramey Jr. admires the dedication plaque on piano that HuItgren-TIuck Welch-Andrews the office for designated sandwich, fudge brownie. 3 p.m. bus pick up at 8 Classified Ad! was purchased for the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell in memory of her late husband. Noel Belcourt, president of the Band Shell Cor­ stones may be treated with add — would not this cause Cynthia Lee Andrews of East Hartford and Andrew DEAR DR. LAMB: I poration looks on. Linda Margaret Tluck of Manchester and Bradford medicines. Many patients, a person’s death due to Michael Welch of Manchester were married May 14 at would like some informa­ Donald Huitgren of Manchester were married May 15 at however, may not be a can­ weakening of his heart? St. Christopher’s Church in East Hartford. tion about gallbladder dis­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Manchester. didate for such medicines The person is in his 40s. orders. I’m female, age 64, Supermarket Shopper The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew An­ Engagements for a variety of reasons. and in good health as far as Tluck of 157 Lyness St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. drews of East Hartford. The groom is the son of Mr. and Your Health aches and pains are con­ If you have to have sur­ Mrs. Maurice Welch of 126 Diane Drive. gery the ability and DEAR READEIR: The and Mrs. Carl C. Huitgren of 131 Ferguson Road. cerned. 1 stay busy and am # 1 The Rev. Charles Kuhl officiated at the double ring The Rev. W illiam E. McGrath officiated at the double Lawience Lamb, M.D. experience of your surgeon beating of the heart is one ring ceremony. Joan Perrone of East Hartford was on the go quite a bit, so I ceremony. Organist was James McKay, and soloists s is impoilant, as is your of the vital signs. The most Readers reporting feel kind of draggy were Cynthia Dodson and Joan Cartwright, both of soloist. general health. To give you common method of deter­ The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid sometimes. Manchester. xore information I am sen­ mining death is by noting of honor was Laurie M. Andrews of East Hartford, Nearly four years ago I The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid ding you The Health Letter when the heart stops sister of the bride. Best man was Christopher Welch of had what my doctor of honor was Cynthia Dodson of Manchester. number 4-9, Gall Stones beating. That means that California, brother of the groom. diagnosed as a gallbladder the iast event in any coupon adventures Bridesmaids were Susan Blay of Vernon; Cynthia Hall another. whether or not there are and Gall Bladder Disease. Bridesmaids were Jodi Davis of East Hartford; attack. He said a stone had of East Hartford, sister of the groom; and Susan now any stones in your Others who want this issue number of fatai illnesses or Michelle Winer of Manchester, the bride’s brother’s lodged in the common bile D EAR R E A D E R : If you gallbladder before having accidents is the stopping of Huitgren of Gettysburg, Pa., sister-in-law of the groom. can send 75 cents with a By Martin Sloane was able to buy two more has become a super fiancee; Patricia Welch of Newington, the groom’s duct. The night before I had. a stone in your com­ -surgery-This can be deter­ the heart. If a person has Best man was Philip Huitgren of Gettysburg, Pa., long, stamped, self- Each day I receive more packages of noodles for refunder. She recently sister-in-law; and Eileen Bailey of Massachusetts. had eaten quite a bit of mon duct it passed through mined by X-ray studies. pneumonia and death oc­ brother of the groom. Ushers were Edward Tluck of fried shrimp and was quite addressed envelope for it letters from readers who just 40 cents. gave a big party for 15 of Ushers were Brian Welch of Virginia, brother of the the duct into your intestine Such studies will also tell if curs, the death occurs Manchester, brother of the bride; Randall Hall of East to me, in care of this are learning the art of "Inside those boxes were her friends and the total groom; Marc Andrews of East Hartford, brother of the sick the next day. I stayed and out. Ypu might also your bladder is fui^tioning when the heart stops. Hartford, brother-in-law of the groom; and Dennis in’ the hospital eight days newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, organized couponing and forms for a new 75-cent cost was only $5.23! Here is bride; Mark Welch of Newington, brother of the groom; have had a spasm of the or not. If it is functioning Tevlin of Rockville. t and haven’t had any Radio City Station, New So any combination of refunding. Their letters coupon offer. Just a week a young lady who is bound and Charles Cross of New Hampshire. bile duct which can occur, and you have no stones you Following a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the York, N.Y. 10019. serious iiinesses that cause ago Pennsylvania Dutch to :nake the headlines M Following the reception at Sunset Ridge Hall in East problem since. I can eat during a gallbladder at­ certainly ,do not need an are full of double and couple left for a honeymoon in Florida and a cruise to death wiil eyentualiy stop triple-play discounts, and noodles went on sale for 79 again Hartford, the couple left for a honeymoon in Bermuda. anything and never have tack. That can cause symp­ operation. the Bahamas. They will make their home in DEAR DR. LAMB: I the heart. More recentiy, their words sing with cents a package, and I was Regina, .Ann and the They will make their home in Manchester. any discomfort. toms and be painful. Manchester. Opinions vary on the ad­ believe a person’s heart is because of avaiiabie life- excitement and a feeling of able to buy thc:n for just 4 other smart shoppers The bride is employed as a secretary with Advest in Each time I go for a Since you have gone so The bride is employed by Massachusetts Mutual in checkup my doctor says long without symptoms you visability of removing a the main part of his body support techniques and the real accomplishment cents eacb' ” She promised whose experiences appc.tr Hartford. The groom is employed as an electronic Hartford. The groom is employed by Northeast Utilities I ’m doing fine but “ You would be re g a rd ^ as an in- gallbladder full of stones if and that this lias been transplant age, brain death Darlene Wood of to keep us informed of her in this column receive a technician with Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks. I in Berlin. need your, gailbladder divldual with asymp­ there are no symptoms. If proved. I ’ve been told this is being used as the point of Cassapolis, Mich., says ‘continuing adventures” free copy of my refunding out.” tomatic gallbladder dis­ depenijs somewhat on what isn’t so. If a person death. The brain may be that she had a "great at the supermarket. magazine. The National high blood pressure, a dead dead and the heart and Congratulations to Supermarket Shopper A I would like to know what ease— provided you really kind of stone you have. experience■’ recently. f happened to the stone. I do have stones in your Because new medicines gallbladder, a bad spleen lungs continue to function, " I clipped two 'Buy One, Heginal Robinson, a 15- Write to me in care of this Grote-Kosak plus cirrhosis of the liv e r— particularly with a life- vear-old New Yorker who newsp.nper. Kathleen Ellen McGrath Christine Zepke Kathleen Elizabeth Kramer ' , have had three operations gallbladder. I would cer­ that dissolve stones are un­ Get One Free’ coupons out and am not anxious to have tainly want to know der intensive study, some and a very bad case I must support program. of the newspaper for Job Debra Kathleen Kosak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kramer-Sumislaski Squad paper towels,” she Edwin J. Kosak of East Hartford, formerly of McGrath-Fitts Zepke-Parenti writes. " I also found a Mr. and Mrs. August Kram er of 73n« Manchester, and ’Thomas James Grote of Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. John F . McGrath of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zepke of 81 store in 'my area that liad Twin Hills Drive, Coventry an-JJ son of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine J. Grote of Chester, were Waterbury announce the engage­ Linwood St. announce the engage­ the towels on sale for 79 nounce the engagement of their ; married April 17 at S.S. Cyril & Methodius Church in ment of their daughter, Kathleen ment of their daughter, Christine cents a roll. I bought three daughter, Kathleen Elizabeth - Friend disrupts family life Clip ‘n’ file refuneJs East Hartford. y Ellen McGrath of Avon, to Daniel Zepke, to Stephen Parenti, son of rolls, which came to $2.56 Kramer, to Lewis Francis including tax, and got three Miss Kosak is also the niece of Mrs. Frank Kosak of Hewitt Fitts of 18 Prospect St. He is Philip Parenti of Bristol and Clip oul thi.s file and keep it with similar cashKifl Sumislaski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Our favorite house cat has Another reason is to more rolls free. Greenwood Drive, Manchester, and the late Frank the son of Cornelia Hewitt Fitts of Dorothy Supp of Seymour. DEAR DR. BLAKERi coupons - beverage refund offers with beverage Francis Sumislaski of 25 Knighton been missing for two teach her a little more “ 1 then sent in five Kosak. Andover, Mass, and the late Dudley Miss Zepke is a junior balancing My w ife and I live next coupons, for example. .Start collecting the needed St., Manchester. v' weeks. We are fairly cer­ about the sometimes sad proofs of purchase for a $5 Fitts. clerk at Connecticut Bank & Trust The bride-elect is a graduate of door to her best friend. proofs of pnrcha.se while looking for the required tain we will never see her realities of life. People, refund. Counting my 37 The Rev. Anthony Smialowski officiated at the double Miss McGrath is a graduate of of East Hartford. She is a 1979 They have been very close Ask refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Coventry High School and is,,, again. animals and things that we cents’ postage to get the ring ceremony and mass. Bruno Adamow was organist Sacred Heart High School and graduate of Manchester High since grammar school and and magazines, and when trading with friends employed by the Connecticut State,. Our problem is how to love do disappear from refund, 1 got six rolls free and Edmund Skinger was soloist and violinist. ’The bride received a bachelor’s degree in School. The prospective bridegroom their relationship has Dr. Blaker Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun Employees Credit Union in Hart-; ; handle this with our 4-year- tim e to time and we must and made a $2.07 'home was given in marriage by her father. English from St. Joseph College. is a graduate of E.C. Goodwin sustained them both try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. ford. The prospective bridegroom is. . Karen Blaker, Ph.D. old daughter. She lo v ^ the learn to handle the loss. run’ ! ” She is news editor of The Avon Technical School, New Britain. A through some rough times. The following refund offers are worth $8 38. This Patricia Maikowski of Deep River, sister of the a graduate of Manchester High j, cat very much. George Steinbrenner is /• News. July wedding is planned. Lately, however, this week's refund offers have a total value of $22.08. groom, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Jane School and the Computer Processing, So far we have told her If she can know the truth doing his scouting for the Her fiance is a graduate of Yale friendship has caused m e a This offer doeHii’i reqiiiri* a f«iriii: Kosak of Manchester, cousin of the bride, and Mary Ann Institute. He is a computer operator, • that the cat went for a long and learn from the two of New York Yankees in the University. He is editor of the The Etruscan Shrew, only 3 inches lot of trouble. Since the BAMA PIE SHELLS Recipe Book Offer, Pieland O’Connor, Christine Martino and Mary Ann Deldebbio, in the stock transfer department of . walk. you just how to get through wrong places. The heaviest Manchester Herald. An October in length, is the smallest adult mam­ friend has separated from USA, 2727 K. 11th, Tulsa, Okla. 74104. Receive the friends of the bride, all of Waterbury. Connecticut Bank and Trust of H art-. My husband thinks we such a crisis, you will have hitters are in the super­ wedding is planned. mal in nature. her husband, she has been "Bama Pie Shells Recipe Book.” Send one label ford. I , do something to get our better by now. should look around for the done j:our job as parents in market aisles! Raymond Maikowski of Deep River, brother-in-law of over at our house every from Bama Pie Shells and 60 cents for postage and A Sept. 25 wedding is planned. , •. lives back to normal. What Six months is a long time same color animal and sub­ this situation. , Hi-C punch was on sale waking moment of the day. handling. ICxpires Dec 31, 1982. the groom, was best man. Ushers were Edward Larson shall I do? to be totally nonfunctional. stitute him as though Curly at Nancy North’s favorite of Middletown, and Robert Clayton, Thomas Clayton A few times she has even These offers require forms: I would suggest that your had m erely returned. I Does your job have you store in Ludington, Mich., and Paul Plourde, all of Waterbury, friends of the slept in our guest room. DEAR READER: A BETTY CROCKER, General Mills Inc. Receive wife bring up the possibili­ wonder if that is the tied up in knots? W rite for for 69 cents a can. She had groom. And because the friend is good friend is one thing — a the booklet, ' Anytime Is Pie Tim e.” Send the College Notes ty of professional help with smartest thing to do. Dr. Blaker’s newsletter a lot of 25-cent Hi-C so upset m y w ife spends 24-hour wet nurse is required refund form, one box bottom from any her friend. What if Chirly does really “ How to Reduce Job coupons, and it was double After the reception at the East Hartford E lk’s Lodge, almost all her tim e talking another. Betty Crocker F’ie Crust Mix or Sticks and 25 cents It seems to me that this come back? We will then Stress.” Send 50 cents and coupon day. the couple went on a wedding trip to Hawaii. They will with her and trying to give Your wife is obviously for postage and hatidling. Look for the form on the friend needs something be exposed as liars. a stamped, self-addressed Each can cost her only 19 make their home in the Middletown area. her some comfort. It has trying to give her friend package. Expires May 31, 1983. different from what youor envelope to Dr. Blaker in cents, and a week later she now gotten so out of control the emotional support she DEAR READER: That’s HONEY MAID Graham Crackers $1.50 Refund The bride is a 1977 graduate of the University of Degrees given wife can give, no matter care of this newspaper, sent in 12 Hi-C Universal that she sometimes even needs to get back on her one reason to tell the truth Send the required refund form and three purchase- Connecticut . She is florist/vice president of Howarth’s how much time they spend P.O. Box 475, Radio City Product Codes for a $2 re­ Two Manchester residents have' ; neglects our children. feet. If that was all she — so your daughter will confirmation seals from Honey Maid Graham Inc. of Middletown. The groom attended Middlesex together. Station, New York, N.Y. fund. "You can’t beat spen­ been awarded degrees from St.; I have tolerated this for needed, however, she learn to trust you in the Crackers. Expires Oct. 31, 1982. 10019. ding less than 3 cents a Community College and is florist-president of Joseph College in West Hartford. ^ ^ six months and now I have would have been feeling DEAR DR. BLAKER: future. JELL-0 ,Stripe-lt-Rich Coupon Offer, General Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Grote Howarth’s Inc. can,” she says. Foods Corp. Receive a 50-cent coupon for four four- 2 They are: Donna MacLellan of Cathy Andrulonis, daughter of Mr. •--» serving size or three six-serving packages of JeIl-0 Brooklyn, N.Y., wrote to and M rs. John Andrulonis o f 8,,.^ Instant Pudding and Pie Filling, Send the required Few dieters realize me about a "hom e run” Heather Lane, a bachelor of artst^ refund form, two front panels from Jell-0 Brand Thoughts that kept her dog degree in psychology; and Sim on e' Milk Chocolate Instant Padding and Pie Filling and About town <4economically fed. Calhoun, w ife of W illiam Calhoun, of _ one front panel from four-serving Jell-0 Brand Ins­ Usually her store 250 Ferguson Road and daughter of " tant Pudding and Pie Filling, any flavor. Expires Human loneliness is among the most fearsome of all Chinese food is OK charges $2.60 for the 5- Marie Aminault of 37 Lenox St., a 1 Sept. 30, 1982 experiences. It U both our call to life and our fear that pound package qf Tender bachelor of science degree in nur-; - KEEBLER READY CRUST Refund Offer Woodruff Hall of Center Congregational Church. this Bpemlngly empty space is a place of almost-death Chunks. But when the store sing. manageable until you have great way to release anger Receive one Ready-Crust, Send the required refund 2 Veterans group meets Project Hello is a summer program which meets rather than o f life. The place in each of us where we By Diane Robbons, doubled her 75-cent I-.' a trim. Warm a cup of oiive and frustration, so slam a form, two proofs of purchase from any Ready Crust monthly for special activities. A $3 registration fee will must Walk alone borders a place where we must have editor coupon, the cost of the World War 1 Veterans and its auxiliary will meet Mon­ oil in a saucepan. Dip in a and one proof from, any other in gr^ ien t used in be required. Darlene C. Drown Pamela D. Watts the courage to reach out to others: Beauty Digest fe w tennis balis, jo g package was only $1.19 in­ day at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW Hall on East Center Street. Menard finishes cotton ball and swab your around the block, do a set making a fruit pie. The proof for the Ready Crust is and David A. Tournaud Each of us has felt at some time or other that there magazine cluding tax. hair with the oil. (^ m b of push-ups. 'This can the embossed code from the circle on the bottom of Drown-Pevoto Alan W. Menard of Btonchester [ was no one to listen to us. This may be true. But perhaps When she got home, she Many people adore through, then apply some provide instant relief and the pan. The other proof is the brand name or, if you Chapter plans meeting Pinochle scores listed Mr. and Mrs. Ivers H. Drown of 74 Watts-Tournaud received a B.S. degree In '" no one listened because we did not ask them to listen, or found an offer for a free 4- Chinese food, yet few extra oil to the ends and heip you deal with an used fresh fruit, the register, tape with the price Following are scores for the pinochle game at the Branford St. announce the engage­ mechanical engineering from the asked in sudi a garbled way that no one could unders­ pound bag o f Moist ‘p.’ Temple Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dye of Eva, realize that can be part of work it in well. Wrap your aggravating situation. circled. Expires July 31, 1982'. Army Navy Club May 20. Play is open to all senior ment of their dauf^ter, Darlene C. University of Hartford May 14. tand Whjft w e said. ( • . Chunky. All she had to do Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, East Ala., announce the engagement of your diet if you’re head in a warm towel for 20 Although this is not an ac­ PILLSB U R Y Brownie $1 Refund Offer. Send the citizens every Thursday beginning at 9:30 a.m. Drown of Hobbs, N.M., to Rayburn He was also the recipient of the ’ Asking-.for the help we need from another person is was sent in the weight their daughter, Pamela E^e Watts, watching • your weight. minutes, then shampoo. tual exercise program, it required refund from any two box tops from any Center Street. Rene Maire 673; Vinney Borello 843; Betty Turner Scott Pevoto, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Award, which goes to the', often something that most of us do with reiuctance. We statement from the There will be a memorial service and degree work. to David Allen Tournaud of Here are some pointers to may inspire you to begin a Pillsburv Deluxe Fudge Brownie Mix. Expires Dec 633; Eki Scott 600; Harry Pospisil 592; Gertrude McKay Rayburn J. Pevoto of Tulsa, Okla. student with the highest mid-term beUeved that “ it is better to give than to receive” in package of Tender Chunks Huntsville, Ala., son of Mr. and Mrs. help you enjoy Chinese Does it suit you? regular workout to* keep 31, 1982.' O fficers should wear white. 585; Bob Schubert 583 and Alberta Colbert 581. grades who has taken at least 75 per- such a way that we might have forgotten the fact that that she had just bought. Phillip A. Tournaud of Brentwood, cuisine and count calories. Actress Lynn Redgrave your body — and mind STOVE TO P STU FFIN G Coupon, General Foods Also: Martin Bakstan 570; John Gaily 569; Ernestine The bride-elect is a graduate of cent of his wot* on a part-time"” one impntiint way we give is to trust another by asking “ The savings were Tenn., formerly of Manchester. Instruct your waiter to has a fashion complaint healthy and relaxed. Corp. Receive one 6-ounce box ol Stove Top Stuffing Donnelly 564; Josep Garibaldi 561; Hans Bensche 558; the class of 1972 of Manchester High basis. for what we need.. G R EAT! ” she says. Variety show planned The prospective bridegroom is the '' t have the food prepared with many women share; She Mix, Cornbread or Chicken. Send the required re­ and Dorothy Hughes 555i School and graduated in .1981 from God wants to be asked by his frien^; He is ready to Ann DeLuca of Avenel, grandson of Mrs. Myrtle Gess Tour­ less salt, oil and ioves to w ear suits but fund form and any three proofs of purchase from The Grande Voiture Du Conn 40-8 Convention, the the University of Oklahoma with a listen to us and to respond. Got a news tip? N.J., says that she is just a naud of Brentwood and James A. Three graduate • moifosodium glutamate. buying them can be a the sides of specially marked “ BuytlTiree, Get One honor society of the American Legion, will sponsor a bachelor’s degree in special educa­ If you have a news tip or beginner, but her letter Wishart of Jacksonville, Fla., both ■u, •—Rev. R o b e rt J. Burbank -,- j; ■' ■ Sip tea throu^iout ymir pr^Iem. “My bottom is Free” 6-ounce boxes of Stove Top Stuffing Mix. Veterans’ variety show June 21 at the Rocky Hill tion. , ^ e is employed as a Senior story idea in Manchester, shows that once you get formerly of Manchester. Three area students recedtly - at. Jam es.C ^^, Mahche8ter |-.;:--v meal — it will help curb larger than m y top,” she Chicken or Cornbread. Look for the form on the Veterans Home and Hospital. 4-H magicians model persom l consultant with M. David contact a ty Editor Alex storted the savings seem to The bride-elect is employed with received bachelor’s degrees from your appetite. Eat small said. Lyon recently package. No expiration date. The organization has several charities it supports. Lowe Personnel Consultants of G irelli at Tlife Manchester go on and on. Members of the Creative M agician's 4-H Club of Allstate Insurance Co. as a sales the University of Hartford.»» ■ pSrllons at a Qine and use revealed her solution to WASA. Receive a $1 refund. Send the required re­ The prime ones are scholarships to young people who Houston, Texas. Herald, tele^one 643-2711. I bought two boxes of Manchester participated in the annual dress review con­ agent. Hie prospective bridegroom Jacqueline E. Campion and Diane ^ chopsticks — you’ll eat Beauty Digest magazine; fund form and the net-weight statements from any Pennsylvania Dutch want to become nurses, the children at the Southbury ducted in Hartford last Saturday. attended Manchester schools and Lepisto-McGeoch, both o l ji € i o U e ^ J 0 ^ i slower and feel satisfied “ I usuaily buy the jacket three packages of Wasa Crisp Bread. Expires Dec. noodles and sent for a 75- Training School and the Newington Childrens’ Hospital. Elach club member modeled the garment she had The prospective bridegroom is a graduated with a bachelors degree Manchester, were awarded B.A. _ and skirt separateiy to get 31, 1982. sooner. Focus/Food cent coupon that was made during the past club year. 1980 graduate of the University of in electrical engineering from the degrees from the College of Arts’'^* the skirt in a size iarger. Here’s a refund form to write for: Nabisco and Menus, recipes and shop- advertized on the .This year’s participants were: Jill Vittner, Rebecca Oklahoma with a bachelor of Georgia Institute of Technology. He and Sciences. ',-i KJellson graduates The end Or, r u buy a skirt with a Nestle Free Half-Gallon Milk Offer Form, P.O. Box Brownies are invited ping tips are featured in package,” she writes. Girard, Susan Taylor, Dana Huntington, Robin and Hol­ science degree in cheihical is employed by Avco Electronids in Duncan M. Potter of Bolton ' While nothing can repair slight flare.” NB-222, El Pfisoly Texas 79977. This offer expires The Manchester Herald’s “ When I received it, a First-grade Brownies, who have never been in a Girl ly Buckley, and Theresa and Margaret Riley. engineering. He is employed as a Huntsrille. ' received a B.S. degree in electronic) Carl J. KJellson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John KJellson of split ends, here’s a treat­ Sept. 30, 1982. Action for anger Focus/Food section, every store , in my area was Scout troop, are invited to participate in Project Hello The club’s junior leader, Sandra Bowes, was the com­ plant engineer by Climax Chemical A May 29 wedding is planned at technology from the Sanqoell. Ward 16 Flag Drive, recently graduated front the University ment that will make them Getting physical is a Wednesday. offering double coupons. I this summer. A meeting for interested parents will be mentator. Co. of Hobbs, N.M. Burritt Museqm In Huntsville. Technical College. of Rodiester, Rochester, N.Y. look niore conditioned and conducted Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in MANCHESTER HERALD, Sai., May 22. 1982 - 1.3

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. May 22, 19M BIRTHDAY ALMANAC S u n d a y TV CompOad by the edhora of 77w Hforiri AfrmuMK Book of H7ki May 23 — Douglaa Fairbanka (1883-1B39), the silent screen star vyho was the first ol the great swashbuck­ ling movie heros. He was honored with a posthumous and reports from the Indy '600' by Neil Simon. chard Egen, Gilbert Roland. S M u rd a y TV B K ) 0 A .M . Vletoiy Tha livo* of four f rlondt mantel Invattigatlon*. Jamai 1866. Academy Award In 1939. ara dramatically changed whan Whitmore, Jqmaa Arnett. Fats Time Trials. (2 hrs., 30 min.) - In Search of.». May 24 — Bob Dylan (1941- ), the singer and 3 3 -N aw a (Q ) - Rookise they leave Pari* and antar Parker. 1964 ® - MOVIE; 'FFolkaa' A tol- (2D - Nawa/Sports/Weather songwriter yyhose "Slowin' In the Wind” and "The - Beet of Orouoho World War II. Georg* Pappsrd, (S3 - Wild Kingdom dier of fortune takes on hijack­ (25 - World Championship Ito. hImMlf a . an axMutIv. In Lancaster, Yvonne de Carlo, warm and wild winter. Rated fl. George Hamilton, Jean Plarra (£2) (29 - CHIPa A martial arts Times, They Are A-ChangIn'” were anthems of the pro­ the pranks endured by a rookie 39 - Hardy Boy./ Nanay Draw ® - 8 p o r t s ers threatening Britain's oil in unit tries to stop the extortion of Tennis ate champs clash for revenge - MOVIE: 'RIdw. of induMry go*, to work In a fac­ Dan Duryaa. 1646' Cattal. 1979. Rated PG. (S3 .- MOVIE: 'Butoh Casaldy the North Sea. Roger Moore, test movements of the 1960s. B:OOA.M. C3D player and the locker room ri­ 12:30 A.M. dnd the Sundance Kid* A couple money from the city of Los An­ (29 - Laurel ft Hardy and survival to settle an old OMtlny* Th . Ranger, ride to the 3D - BMt of T M . Thro. tory controllad by hi* uncla. Pa­ Tony Perkins. 1979. Rated R. May 24 — Robort Ludlum (1927- ), the author of tuals performed in this sport. 9:30 P.M. (3D - MOVIE: Th* Getaway' A 5 : 3 0 A .M . 99 - MOVIE: T h * Lollipop of legendarv outlaws refuse to geles. (60 min.) CE) - Sign On/N*w« debt of honor. Rated PG. rescue. John Wayne. 1933. - FantMtIoo Animal Pro­ ter Ssll.rs, T.rty-Thom.a, (29 - MOVIE: 'Hollywood Several professional players 3S couple involvat themaelves in-,*| Cover' An ombittorod ax-prii* surrender to a changing Amer­ IBS - War* You Thar* Boulevard' A ‘ hOt-tempered novels of adventure and Intrigue, most of which are - BMt ol Groiiotto gram. Infantll a c r e . d . .1 Margaret Rutherford. I960. C2) 99 “ Fantaay Island Mr. (33 - PuUle Affairs @ )-N o v e Test Tube Babies: A 3D (29 - Burbujas Programa infan- 3D - He. Haw appear as themiatvaa. Alan Roarka battles for the lives of a deadly swap-freedom for .la fighter and an abandoned child ica. Paul Newman, Robert Red- movie star aliminatas the com­ best sellers. They Include "Tha Gemini Contenders,” mundo animal. (88) - PMIoula: 'Fw f. d . I. 93) - Biography 4:45 P.M. Daughter for Judy/ This epi­ (2D -Sports til producido an Mexico. 35 - MOVIE: 'Salem'. Lof Alda, Lauren Hutton, Vincent mother and her possessed price. Steve McQueen, All Mai^i travel down th* coast together. ford, Katharine Ross. 1669. sode tells the intriguing story of petition of up and coming star­ "The Maltese Circle," and "The Parsifal Mosaic." CanokMi' Don Gordon, Carol Satfingar, ( d - MOVIE; T o Hall and Back' (2 ) - Laural & Hardy (29 * Jettons Vampiri.m run. rampant In Lombard. 1968 IS2) - AntIquM daughter and a movie star de­ Grew, Sally Struther*. 1972 fy a - Intid* Butinots 2D -M O V IE: 'Beck to Beteen' A the conception snd birth of the lets. Candice Rialson, Mary May 26 — James Amoaa (1923- ), the actor who S B - Paul Hogan La* Phllllpt. 1966 The true story of America's ( 8 ) - MarMana Telanovala an 9 9 ‘ Carrascolertdas modernHjay New England. 9D - World of Survival 4:30 P.M. sires to be an ordinary woman. 3 D - Twilight Zorn JJi I S ) - Lauial ft Hardy colonel forms a guerilia army first 'test tube' baby in America. Woronov. Rita George. 1976. starred for 20 years as Marshall Matt Dillon on the ® - MOVIE: 'Hera Com* tha most decorated hero of World la cual te prasantan dot vidat David Soul, James Mason, (2D - Newa/Sporta/Weather I35-M*A*S*H Guest starring Barbara Parkins end leads a raid on tho Ja­ War II. Audi! Murphy, Marshal,) (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] Rated R. "Qunsmoke” TV series. He is currently starring In the 8:30 A.M. Lane. Kerwin. Rated PG. (3D - CBS Sport. Saturday Ti>- and Loni Anderson. (R) (60 1:00 A.M. 6 : 0 0 A .M . Co- Eds' Hilarity antutt at a complatamanta opuattas. Mar- 3 9 - Supvman panese in order to help Ameri­ Thompson, Charles Drake (29 - Listen (S ) -1^*1 Chance Oarage day's program featuraa a 15- min.) [Closed Captioned] (3D - MOVIE: 'Batman' Arctv, (3D - Kidsworld girl's collage whan Abbott and 8:30 P.M. "McLalne's Law” series. ialana, pobra y con dataos da C53 (2 ) - Tanan/Lone Ranger/ (2 D -N « v . round WBC Lightweight cano landing on Leyte. John 1965 Zorro Adventure Hour ® (59 - This Week In Daaeball 7:30 P.M. (20 - Baokataga/Orand Old villain* of the underworld (tl)^ Costallo attempt to pay off tha Wayne, Anthony Quinn. Beulah ® - Wild Kingdom 12:45 A.M. May 27 — Doahioll Hammatt (1894-1961), the author convartiraa an maattra, y Dan- (52) (3® - Space Stars Champlonihip fight between OjP - Straight Talk mortgage. Abbott & Coatallo, iai, rico y angraido, ta enamo* Opry Catwomsn. the Joker, the Pefe Bondi. 1945. 5 : 0 0 P .M . - Flying Wing (29 - Faith for Today vyho created the realistic, hard-bitten style of detective (23 - MOVIE: 'Jail Busters' 99 - MOVIE: 'Oliver Twiat* A Alexis Arguello and AndyGanl- (3D - EymitnM. Mmulno 33) - 1 Draam of JoonnI* Peggy Ryan, Donald Cook. (29 ran y aua vidas cambian (25 - Psllculs: 'El Escandolo' young boy finds himself caught guin and the RIddlar) join forclt) 8 3 ' Auto Racing '02: Belgium 2 D - Starsky and Hutch fiction. His 1930 novel "The Maltese Falcon" Intro­ Helping a reporter friend to get gen. (90 min.) (3D - Sha N* Na (29 - Golden Age of Talovialon to dispose of Batman aq^ a - Qymneetioe: U8QF 1046 (29 “ Siempre en Domingo Raul 1:00 A.M. totalmanta. Maria Conchita an expose on prison corruption, (S2) - Portraits In Pastels up in the corruption, poverty Grand Prix 2 D - Wait TII/Your Fatgst/ Velasco as el anfitrion de este duced private eye Sam Spade. Alonso. Juan Carlos Simancas. and greed of 19th-century Eng­ (JD - W hit. Shadow . CSD - Agronaky and Company 10:00 P.M. Robin. Adam W est Burt W an(, Cfiemptonehipe (23) - News maker Sunday 2D -N ew s the boys purposely get ar­ 11:30 A.M. Cesar Romero. 1966 ® - MOVIE: 'Kid with the Home programa de entretenimlento May 28 — Wotkof Porcy (1916- ), the novelist and rested, but soon learn they've land. John Howard Davies, Rob­ 35 - M atln c at th . Bijou 'Po- 3 9 - Sports Look ( 2 ) - Nawa ® - Newt (S ) - Challoa of Salvation Golden Arm' A famous security internacional producido en 09 - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs essayist whose work includes "The Moviegoer," "The 5:30 A.M. QD (SD - BIsekstar ert Newton, Alec Guinness. peye and Sinbad.' Thi. color ( £ - MOVIE: 'Peyohomania'.! QD^ Herdy Soya/ Nancy Drew been double-crossed. The Bow­ ( a - Amotfoa'a Top Ton 99 • Power Boat Racing from ® ) - Leurel ft Herdy 25 - MOVIE; ‘Sax and th* bureau is requested by the Gov­ Mexico, en el cual se presentee^ (2D - News/SportS/Weathar (£ ) - MOVIE: 'Rockat Attack. ery Boys, Leo Gorcey, Huntz (3D 3 9 - Heathellff/ 1948 I pedal w a. creatKl by Max and Former war hero and portrait 0 D - MOVIE: 'Cepone' The rise Last Gentleman," and "Love in the Ruins” I S ) - As Sohoolt Match Wits Miami, Florida a - MOVIE: ‘Stovlo’ An En- Single ParanY Two divorced ernment to guard a large ship­ los mas populares artistes de la (25) - Pelicula; 'Faria de la USA* Thara is a plot involving Hell, Barton MacLane, Anthony Dave Fleischer. (90 min.) painter is suspected of being'!' of Al Capone from street punk May 29 — Bob Hop* (1903- ), the comedian who has Marmaduke (59 - Wall Street Week Louis glieh poet Stevie Smith, fo- parents try ra-aatabllshing ment of gold. 1980. ferandula hispana aai como in- Cancion' an atomic attack against the Caruso, Lyle Talbot. 1965 Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with (B) - Julia Child Bi Mors (S ) - One* Upon o Claoolo 99 - MOVIE: T h e Legend of demented killer. Lee Phlllipr,« to gang king and his fall vitados especiales de todo el been a longtime major star of films, radio, and televi­ 3 5 - Scholastic Sports Acad. tho Lone Ranger' Whan the Cav­ cueei her vertee on the beauty themtelvat at unattached, - Money Week Unitad Statas. Monica Davis. a weekly review economic Company a - Done# Fovor Sheppard Strudwick, JeerP (2D through betrayal Is recounted. mundo. (29 - Solid Gold sion. His many charitable ventures have Include dozens • John McKay. 1969. (23 39 - Thundarr/Goldie (571 - vie Braden's Tennis Sf endish gang sets out to kidnap of Britiah Ufa. Glenda Jackeon. available adults. Suian St." Ben Gazzara, Susan Blakely, and investment matters. Hate. 1964. ^ ' Jamas. Mika Farrell, Dori Bren­ 82) - Gunamoke Gold/ Action Jack Comedy 5:00 P.M. a - F i s h Ulysses S. Grant the Lone Ran­ Mona Waahborne, Trevor Ho­ Harry Guardino, John Cassav­ 9:00 P.M. 1:30 A.M. of overseas tours to entertain the U.S. military. Q 3)-* Biography Hour 12:00 P.M. 93) - Twilight Zone ward. 1982. Reted PG. ner. (2$ - Why In the World 2:00 P.M. (23 - Mission Impoesiblo a - In Saarch of.._ ger and Tonto ride to the res­ etes. 1975 (3D - Singing CowBoy Rides (3D - Calendar d2) - NA8L Weakly (2 ) - Newark and Reality (2 ) - 30 Minutes cue. Klinton Spilsbury; Jason 93) r. MOVIE: Death Hunt* A far, - What About Women (25 - Sports Amarioa 8 0 - Convereation With... (23 - Big Valley ( 2 3 ' Program JIP (SZ) - Up and Coming a 02) - Horseshow Jumping: U.S. Again (TD - Independent Network (2D - Monayllne Robards, Michael Horse. 1981. trapper wrongfully accused of - Emba|sdOf*t da la Mualoa - Amerioen Pleyhouee 9D - Magilta Gorilla (23 - Americe's Top Ten (2 ) - Major League Baseball: murder must elude the relent­ 6 : 1 5 A . M . (25 (SZ) Open Championship from ( ^ - It la Written Nawa - Laurel & Hardy (23 9 9 - Wide World of Sporta 8:00 P.M. Rated PG Programa musical presentando 'Oppenhelmer, Part 11/ In the Charlotte, NC 92) - NCAA Instruct ional (23 - Trollkina Oakland at Boston less tracking of an aging Can-, - Lawrence Walk 09 - MOVIE: 'Escape from (23 - Outar Limits (3D C5D - Wah Disney FIrat of ( 2 1 . Wrestling G p -N e w e la musics y al folklore da Col­ fall of 1942 Oppenhelmer leads 03) 5:45 A.M. Series (23 - ABC Weekend Specials ' MOVIE: 'Blondie Has adian Mountie. Charles Bron­ (T9 - 'Your Meg. for Women New York' A fallen hero gets a 9D 93) - MOVIE: 'Savaga Harvaat* Two Parta. 'Smoke.' A young (2D ~ Newa/Sports/Weather 6 : 3 0 A .M . ombia. a group of scientists in what be­ ,(39 - AM Service Revelation 99 - Best of Calliope Today's The Joke’s on Mr. Little.’ A Servant Trouble' Dagwood and son, Lee Marvin, Angie came known as the Manhattan ® - MOVIE: Twelve O'clock second chance when he tries to C S - News Man-eating lions attack a Ken­ boy has difficultlet accepting - Sacrifloa of the Mas* - Jacques Cousteau stories are 'How the Elephant teacher gives a lesson In mis­ Blondie are invited to stay in an (29 (39 - I've Had It Up To Hare Dickinson. 1981. Rated R. 2 D - Today's Black Woman (39 Project. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ High' A young general, toward (29 rescue the President of the Un­ Births yan plantation. Tom Skerritt hit itepfsther. (60 min.) Steve Allen hosts an hour of co­ 6:00 A.M. Got His Trunk,' All About Mu­ chief to a pair of pranksters. (R) old mansion complete with ser­ - Rook Concert 99 - Rax Humbard tioned] ■ the end of 1942, takes com­ (2D - Newsmaker Sunday ited States. Kurt Russell. Rated Michelle Phillips. Rated PG. ( £ ) - MOVIE; 'After tha ‘Thin medy sketches about things (29 2 ) - Time for Timothy (2 ) - Pinceladea sic,’ 'Niko and the Actors.' 'Un­ [Closed Captioned] ^ vants and everything else- (BZ) - Everybody's Businssa 1:30 P.M. mand of a bomber group oper­ (22) (SD - MOVIE: Th e Return of R. Man' The Charlea' try to locate that annoy people. (60 min.) (2D - Naws/Sporte/Weethar -j 8 D - Christopher Ctoee-Up 2 cle Smiley Goes Planting.' It’s including ghosts. Penny (39 ~ To ur Mag. for Woman ating from England and Maxwell Smart* Agent is out - BssI Pictures CSD - Patterns for Living (23 - Soccer a friend misting In Chinatown. (S3 9 3 )-T h l* Weak In Baaaball 86 (2D All Downhill,' Sign of Victory,' Singleton, Arthur Lake, Janet (59 - Exchange (29 - She Na Na ;r 33) - MOVIE: 'Smokey and the 10:30 A.M. elevates it from bleak depres­ to stop KAOS from unleashing a Lurlin, Timothy Puul, She has a brother, Ryan (JD - World Championship 99 - To Da Announced WUIIam Powell, Myma Loy. 39 - ABC News CSD - Children's Gospel Hour 'King Rollo and the New Shoes,' Blair. 1942 1:30A.M . Bandit II' Some fast-driving, (S3 - TV Mata (23) - N*w*/8portt/W*ath*r sion. Gregory Peck, Dean Jag- bomb that will strip nude any­ son of Paul and Susan Fredrick, 2. Her great­ The Twelve Months' and Black Tennis ^ (29 - Incradibla Hulk Jamas Stewart. 1936 10:30 P.M. free-wheeling trucker* tran*- ger, Hugh Marlowe. 1950 (O ) - Barbapapa 9 9 - Coronation Street - Kids Ara P* |>l* Too To­ (3 ) - MOVIE; 'Covart Action' body that comes in contact with 1:45 A.M. Music in America.' (3 hrs.) 92) - 1974 Wimbledon - Nawa/Spofta/Waathar (2) - Black Nawa (2) - MOVIE: The Hilli Ha^‘ pdft a pregnant elephant. Burt CS) 0 Digan Weston of Caribou, grandmother is Annie 92) - F. A. Soccer The Road to (2D (3D flfll - Love Boat A movie day's guests ara Mark Hamill, This thrilling spy tale Is set in (2D - News/Sports/Weather it. Don Adams, Sylvia Kristei, - News/Sign Off HIghllghU (29 - MOVIE: T h e Unknown' Eyes' A retired detective and hJY Reynold*, Sally Field, Jackie 59 Maine, was born May 5 at French of Manchester. Wembley (29 - Lassie 89 - Kojak star haa problema coping with 9D (29 ~ Independent Network Richard Simmons and Pat Hur- Athens and the Greek Islands. Pamela Hemsiey. 1980. Heiress returns to house she aucceaa. Gueat starring LonI family, on vacation, take a Bhor{ MOVIE: 'Beyond the Reef (2D programs are 'Performance; Anderson. (R) (90 min.) [Closed Arthur Kennedy. 1678 never knew existed. Jeff Don­ breed Indian stands up against (H)*- Plaf, Bral and Le Brun for survival. Susan Lanier,*Ro^ a -‘ThatGIri ' cuses her verses on the beauty Three young men grow up to­ 3D - ABC News Limestone, Maine. His Riehurd, son of Richard A pet tiger shark helps a young (22) @9 - Smurfs Freedom of the City' and The Captioned] ($ ) - ThaYa Tha Spirit man and his sweetheart save nell, Jim Bannon, Karan Morley. the hatred and brutality of a ert Houston, Martin Spean a - Press Box ( S ) “ In Performance of British life. Glenda Jackson, gether and struggle to survive ID - ITS Your Business maternal grandparents are and Joanne Sadlowski 99 - Rool People Magnificent Music Machines.’ CSD - Outdoor Ufa 8Z) - State We'ra In 93) - Tom ft Jarry in New York City’s Little Italy. some fabled black pearls. Day- 1946 srhali town. Tom Laughlin, De- 1977 ( S ) - A s Schools Match Wits ® - MOVIE: Take the Money Mona Washborne. Trevor Ho­ 19 - ESPN's Sportswoman Lynn Digan of 337 Gustafson Jr. of 69 Harlan ton Ka’Ne, Maren Jensen. 9:00 A.M. (2 hrs.) lores Taylor. 1971. 3 D - Major Lsagu* Batahall; 11:00 P.M. (S ) - Aotualldsd Samanal Anfi- end Run' A young /nan tries to ward. 1682. Rated PG. Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel. (2D - People Now (2 ) - Evening at the Improv (39 - Ring Around tha World trion George Volsky presents - Sports St., was born May 11 at 2 (29 - MOVIE: T a aa n Escapes’ MInnaaota at Naw York become a bank robber, but David Proval. 1973. Rated R. 2D Hackmatack St. and Rated PG. (2 ) - Apple Polishers (29 - La Hora Manuda Pro­ (i) (3D dD 3® ® - News (29 - El Show de R. Barrel Tarzan is taken prisoner by a 89 - Major League Baseball: Yankass 9D - Independent NetwofHi a - Davay/Qollsth asta programs producido an can't stay out of Jail long en­ 29 - MOVIE: 'Ashanti' A man Manchester Memorial 9S) > MOVIE: 'An Inspector grama infantll an el cual ninot (3D - MOVIE; 'A Man Callsd (29 (SZ) - Masterpiece Theatre Robert Digan of 44 9D - Big Blue Marble big-game hunter who wants to Oakland at Boston /or Newt Miami en el cual ae ditcuten te- ough to turn a profit. Woody Al­ (SZ) - Say Brother 'Flickers.' First of 6 parts. In this :ro88es the Sahara in pursuit of Calls' An inspector, investigat­ Philadelphia at Atlanta entrevistan personiladedes im- 32) - NASL Soccer San DIago Horae' An English aristocrat en­ 6 : 4 6 A .M . mas racientes da major Intaras. Greenwood St. and his Hospital. His maternal 92) - All-Star SportsChallenge put him on exhibition in Eng­ (2$ - Best of Fred Saxon len, Janet Margolin, Marcel 5 : 3 0 P .M . episode Arnie Cole foresees an 4rab slave traders who kid­ ing a girl's suicide, tricks her fa­ land. Johnny Weissmuller. portantes. at Montraal dures captivity, humiliation and 93) - Davsy/Qollath paternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and mily into confessing their ( ^ - MOVIE: 'Lolita' A middle- (29 - Twilight Zone (39 - MOVIE; 'In Soclatv" Two Hillaira. 1968. opportunity in producing his napped his wife. Peter Ustinov, 99 - That Men In the White Maureen O'Sullivan, Ian Hun­ * Entertainment This Weak 3 5 - MOVIE; "Th# Hand' A pay- torture at the hands of his Sioux (3D - Muppet Show responsibility for her death. aged professor becomes in­ (59 a - Saerod Heart plumbera and a girl taxicab own films, but he needs the ini­ Omar Shariff, Rex Harrison. Martha Frizzell of Enfield Mrs. Peter Sadlowski of 48 House Robert Vaughn portrays chotic cartoonist finds that his captors to prove his worth. Rt- |(59 - Sonny end Cher ^ ' 1:45 P.M. 0 9 - Better Homes and Alastair Sim. Eileen Moore. Franklin Delano Roosevelt in ter. 1936. volved with a teen-age (58) - Three Stooges driver ara mistaken for guests tial captial. It comes his way 1979. and Roger C urtis of Hollister St., and his pater­ dismembtrad hand has taken chard Harris, Dame Judith An- , 7 : 0 0 A .M . Gardena this retrospective look at the 2 D - Sports Week nymphet. James Mason, Shel­ (57) - Frugal Gourmet 99 - ABC News st a swank party. Bud Abbott, (2S) - Mueloalee through a lady desperately 29 - Rlsk/Marriaga (29 - Dr. Snuggles ley Winters, Peter Sellers. on a direction of its own. Mi­ derson, Jean Gascon. Rated PG. 3 3 - Christophor Clot*-Up Lou Costello, Kirby Grant Mar­ Meriden. He has a sister, nal grandmother is Mrs. White House years. 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Eddia Albert tells - Odd Couple Third remake of Percival Christ Beeebell: Oakland at Boeton 2 D (22) ® - News 2 ) - MOVIE: 'Billy Jack' A half- Blondie are invited to stay in an of knowledge about being a de­ 9 9 - Legendary Pocket Billiard 9D (BZ) - Evarybod/s Butinaa* 0D - MOVIE; 'On The Beach' grandmother is Mabel sister Megan, 2'/i. His the story of John Muir and the 9 9 - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs topher Wren's classic novelet ( S ) - This Is the Uf* (TD - Major League Beeebell: 9:30 P.M. breed Indian stands up against old mansion complete with ser­ tective, Sam Marlow decides to Stars Tournament 99 - ESPN Sporta Canter (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Death Wish' Af­ Realistic portrayal of what's left paternal great­ beginning of the National Con­ the French Foreign Legion In q - Church Growth Intemti 10:45A.M. ' Minnesota et New York ter his wife and daughter are “ World Tomorrow Miller of Michigan City, the hatred and brutality of a vants and everything else- change his name and lifestyle 3 9 -O o lly t - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ 2D of the world after a nuclear hol­ servation Movement. (39 ** Batter Homaa and 99 lonely Sahara outpost. G\iy Yenkeee brutally assaulted, a law- Ind. His paternal great- grandmothers are small town. Tom Laughlin. De- including ghosts. Penny to imitate his hero, Humphrey (2 D -Spo rts 2 D - Dialogue 95 - All-Star SportaChallsnga 09 - MOVIE: 'Smokey and tha Indian tribes against settlers. born May 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her (29 - Ring Around the World are confronted with mysterious 2:30 A*M. ' House 0 9 - CelHope Children's Bandit II' Some fast-driving, 9 9 - Cendlepin Bowling (57) - Checking It Out 99 - Festival of Faith - Nowscenter 2 ) - Viewpoint on Nutrition (S) - N*w*/8port*/W*ath*r Rita Gam, Scot Brady, Neville 9:30 A.M. deaths, disappearances and . (29 Programs Today's stories are free-whealing truckers trans­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are - Soap Box 99 - ESPN Sport! Canter ° (2D ~ People Now Brand. 1956. 6:45 A.M. 9Z) (29 ~ Kung Fu unexplained accidents. Charles 89 - MOVIE: 'Family Enforcer* O ) - Calliope Chiktren'e (2) - Lawranos Walk 'How the Elephant Got His port a pregnant elephant. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (23 (5 ) - Bugs Bunny Road 3:00 P.M. (2D - Reel Ploturee (S ) - MOVIE: The Pajama 09 - MOVIE: 'Melvin and maternal grandparents are (2 ) - Naw Day Runner Show 12:30 P.M. (2D - Weak In Review Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ben John­ A portrait of the workings of the Programs Today'* stories are (85 - Madns* at th* Bijou Trunk/ 'All About Music' and Reynolds, Sally Field, Jackie (23 - MOVIE: 'Shaolln Hand 'mob* on an everyday level and 'How to Dig A Hole to The Other Game' A factory union griev­ Howard’ The alleged story of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falco Sr. of 62 Hamlin St. - Nawaoantar son. 1976 2:45 A.M. 'Niko and the Actors.' (60 min.) Gleason. 1980. Rated PG. 7:00 A.M. (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Adventures of (23 - Kidsworld Lock' A son avenges hts father's (29 a small-time hoc^lum bent on .Side of the World,' 'Noel's Le- 25 - Cite con Colombina ance represantative falls for the the gas station attendant who Berube of 54 High St. His Her paternal grandfather Sherlock Holmes' Holmes stops death by his former smuggling (5Z) ~ Sneak Praviawa Each 99 - MOVIE: T h e Daybreak- new company superintendent 0 9 - Festival of Faith 09 - MISL Soccer Playoffa (2 ) - Captain Bob (23 - Portrait of a Legend (S) - Sneak Praviawa Each becoming the best in tha under­ .iponade Stand/ Th e World Ac­ fltt - Adelante rescued Howard Hughes from paternal grandmother is is Loube Dumont of St. M the attempt to steal the Crown partner. David Chiang, Chen weak coJiosts Roger Ebert and ere' Three brothers from T«Tn- end manages to get him on her the desert. Jason Robards, week co-hosts Roger Ebert and world society. Joseph Cortese, cording to Nicholas: Just Like - Underetanding Human (2D - Press Box (29 - Portrait of a Legend (2 ) - World Tomorrow Jewels of England. Basil Rath- (23 - Tom and Jerry • Ping, Chen-Hui-Min. Gene Siskel give viewers the in­ nessee head west. Tom Selleck. (52) tide. Doris Day, John Raitt, Ed­ Mary Steenburgen, Paul LeMat. Dorothy LeRoy of 76 Leonard, New Brunswick, Gene Siskel give viewers the in­ Lou Crescuola. Joseph Pesci. I^Me/ -Victor and Marla: The Old Behav. (29 - Paper Chase 8D - Newa/Sports/Weather (2 ) - My Three Sons bone, Nigel Bruce. Ida Lupino. (2 ) - High School Bowl side story of what’s currently side story of what's currently Sam Elliott Glenn Ford. Ratbd die Foy Jr. 1967 1981. Rated R. Canada. She has a sister, (2 ) - MOVIE: -Werewolf of Rated R. \ad y/ 'Hamilton and the Music 8 9 - Embajadoree de la Musica Imperial Drive. 1939 (2 ) - Greatest Sports Legends Washington' « making the screen st the local making the screen at the local PG. Festival* and 'Beware, Beware 11:30 A.M. @ ) - And Than I Wrote...with (29 *- Onedin Line (2 ) - News movie'theaters. (24) - In Performance Programa musical presentando (2D - News Wrapup Shemb, Kyle Joseph, Michelle Denise, 3. (2 ) (39 - Laverne & Shirley movie theaters. My Beauty Fair.* (2 hrs.) (33 - Face th* Nation Sammy Cehn 89 - Ask the Manager 9 D - Jbsie end the Pussycats ^D - Newsmakers 99 - ESPN F Soccer Special: - Rolando Barrel Show 3:00 A.M. la musica y el folklore de Col­ (29 - Ls Carabina de Ambroslo son of John J. and Deborah Lozier, Jonathon Paul, Championship Match from (29 - Voces V Carol Programa 8:30 P.M. (29 (28) - Pelloula: 'Cuendo Viajan (57) - Firing Line 92) - ESPN Sports Canter (2 ) - Davey/Gollath (29 - This Week In Baseball (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Deadline ,«t ~ Tomorrow ($3 - This Weak with David ombia. Comedia musical presentando Negro Shemo of East Hart­ son of James Paul and Wembley, England de vareidad musical. n p - Major League Baaaball: (59 - Nlghtoone Dawn' Murder evidence point> Brinkley lee Eeretlee' a Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain. 99 - No Programs (5D - Herald of Truth (29 dZ) - Victory Garden 3 6 - Rex Humberd (SZ) - Jazz at Maintenance Shop 10:30 P.M. ford, was born May 5 at Colleen Mary Williams (59 - Black Parapactiva Naw York Mata at Houaton to a taxi dancer, a taxi c m - 'Danger UXB* From Javier Lopez y Gina Montez. 92) - ESPN F.A. Soccer Special: 9 9 - MOVIE: T h e Legend of 11:30 P.M. (S3 - Rax Humbard (8S 6 : 3 0 P .M . CSD - Sports Extra (29 - Hackle and Jeckla (59 - Baseball Bunch driver, or a sailor. Susan Hey­ » - HMftag. Comar MastdH>ie6e Theetfe 'Deed Manchester Memorial Lozier of Eaton Road, Championship Match from the Lone Ranger* When the Cav­ (59 - Jaffqraona (29 • PopI Ooea tha Country (2 ) - Hawaii FiveO 93) - MOVIE: 'Utd* GlanY A re­ 3:30 A.M. (28) - Teetro Fentastloo endish gang sdts out to kidnap ward. Bill Williams, Paul Lukas. Man Shoes.' First of 13 parts. In (33 - CBS Naw* 03) - From th# Editor's Desk Hospital. His maternal Tolland, was born May 8 at Wembley, England 1 :0 0 P .M . 8Z) - Matinee at the Bijou 'The (29 Q 9 - One of the Boya Oliver 8 : 0 0 A .M . formed gangster tries to crash - Grand Prix Tonnla: Italian Ulysses S. Grant, the Lone Ran­ (2 ) - Benny Hill Show 1646. this episode, Brian finds himssif - New* 09 (29 - Greet Space Coaster - Special Report (23 - We're Movin' BigiShow.* This is a tuna-filled, gets Ml trying to lose weight (R) 3 3 - Barrio high society. Edward G. Robin­ (S3 09 - Living Faith Open Finale from Roma grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial A (2D ger and Tonto ride to the res­ posted to a new bomb disposal fun-filled western extravaganza (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Carrie' A tor­ (2D - News Wrapup son, Mary Aator, Helen Vinson. (S ) - MOVIE: 'Faros of On*' - Dowling Hospital. His maternal (29 *- viewpoint on Nutrition d2) (39 - Kid Super Power Hour (23 - She Na Na cue. Klinton Spilsbury, Jason (SZ) - Lett Chanoo Oarage Host mented teen-ager uses her su­ 3 3 - Jimmy Swaggart company. (60 min.) [Closed (29 (29 - Siempre en Domingo Raul Mrs, Raymond J. Negro of in which the singing cowboy . - Gunamoke '' 1933 Martial arts and underwater de­ - Independent Network 9 9 - Morningtown with Shazam (23 - Kwicky Koala Robards, Michael Horse. 1981. ' Brad Sears demonstrates the pernatural powers to gain 89 3 3 - Confluano. Captioned] tective work are combined In (29 Velasco es el anfitrion de este 232 Hebron Road, Bolton. grandparents are Curtis plays a dual role. Starring Gene 95 - NCAA Inatruct ional News programa de entretenimlento 99 - It's Your Business Rated PG fine art of changing a fiat tire revenge on the 86hoolmelea this story of the California drug His paternal grandparents and Rosemary Wilson of 7;15A.M . (2 ) - Make It Real Autry and Smiley Burnette. (90 3:30 A.M. I 3 3 - Calsbratlon/Euoharitt Soria* 3:00 P.M. internacional producido en 3$ - MOVIE: 'Th . Ringer- A and provides a look at tha who have ebused her. Sissy scene. Jennifer O'Neill, Chuck (23 - MOVIE: 'City Beneath the min.) 99 - Grand Prix Tennis: Iteibn $ - Nina on Now Jorsay - MOVIE: 'Catch Ms a p / 11:00 P.M. Mexico, en el cual se presentan are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waterford, His paternal (2 ) - Calendar 10:00 A.M. master criminal perfects the quality-oontrol end of the auto Spacek, John Travolta, Piper O - MOVIE: ‘Blond Dynamit*' (33 8 Norris, Ron O'Nea!. 1979. Sea' Two American deep sea industry. Open Semi-Finale from R o m |. 2 ) (3D CSD (SD ® - News los mas populares artistas de la Shemo of East Hartford. grandparents are Bernard 7:30 A.M. (23 39 - Richie Rich/Scooby & perfect disguise. Herbert Lorn, 6:30 P.M. Laurie. 1976 33) - Frad Frio* Th* Boys organize an escort (33 39 - 8porta beat Rated PG. Scrappy Doo Show divers are hired to dive for gold Greta Gynt, Mai Zetterling. bureau but th* client* keep (3) - Off the Set farandula hispana asi como in- He has a brother, Damon and Rita Lozier, 46Vz (2 ) - Gigglesnort Hotel bullion aboard a sunken ship (3D (E) - CBS N .W . 9:00 P.M. CSD - Racing from Roosevelt ^ 3:45 A.M. (32) - Grand Prix Tonnla: lullan (S3 - MOVIE: T h a Spollara' A 8 D - Inside Busineee vitados especiales de todo el 1950. ^em bu^ so that a 9®«9 o* conspiracy to rob gold miners 2 D - Morecambe ft Wise (23 - Dr. Who off Kingston, Jamaica. Robert nmv - MOVIE: 'Munlor on the 3D - Stioata of San Francitoo (29 - MOVIE: 'Return of 33p*n Fiiialt from Rom* .mundo. John, 3. Summer St. He has a (2 ) - Encore News (2D - News/Sports/Weather CSD 39 - . (3D bank robbers can tunnel Into a ^ no-holds-barred 82) ® - NBC News 9D - Old Time Gospel Ryan, Mala Powers, Anthony Orient Expraaa* A French detec­ SecauouB Seven' A group -of U P . S u r Trak Cartoon vault Th Bowery Boys, Leo Gor­ 0D - Odd Couple Grool, Evan Douglas, sister, Jessica, 22 months. (2 ) * Hot Fudge (3D - wild Kingdom 35 * MOVIE: 'Savaga Harvaaf friends comas to terms with life fight and death for the villain. (29 - 300 Mlllones Anfitriones 4:00 A.M. - Art of Cooking Quinn. 1953. 8 9 - MOVIE: 'His Qiri Friday* tive Investigates when a mur­ Man.eatlng lions anack a Ken­ ® - Nowa/Sporta/Woathor cey. Huntz Hall. 1960 02) - ESPN Sports Center son of William Edward and His great-grandparents are Y l2D 3D - Dane. FmM after 3D. John Wayne. Mariana Dietrich, Pace Galbadon y Kiki Ledger (23 - Gat Smart (TD - Hostess Classics An ace reporter, recently di­ dered passenger is discovered yan plantation. Tom Skerritt ], 3® - Trl-Stet. Rod.o (29 - MOVIE: T h e Dain Curse- vorced, is on her way to meet S ) - Robort Sohullor (S ) - Special Report Randolph Scott. 1942. presentan este programs de (2D - SporU Kim Kosakowski Groot, of Beatrice Pellitier of Ft. (23 - Make Peace With Nature 32) - '79 U.S. Op.n Golf HllltM on a stranded train near Istan­ Michelle Phillips. Rated PG. 4:00 A.M. variedad musical.producido en (25 - Style Part 3 9 9 - World Figure Skating her new love over the objec­ bul. Albert Finney, Lauren Ba­ 2 5 - MOVIE; T h * Oudaw' Billy (29 Enfoque 99 - MOVIE; 'BonnI* Prince (22) - Newscenter 72 Concord St., New Bri­ Kent, Maine and Rose 9D - Cartoons Championships from Copen­ 35 - MOVIE; 'Beyond tfw Rm T (2D - Press Box Eapana. ^ (25 - MOVIE: ‘Up RIveY A (29 - To Be Announced tions of her editor when fast- A pet tiger shark helps a young call, Ingrid Bergman. 1974. 9D-Hazel 5 tho Kid, wounded and on tha ® - News Mekere Charlie' The exploits of ths po­ (29 - MOVIE: 'Covert Action' tain, formerly of Williams of Waterford. hagen pular 16th Century Prince young pioneer pits his courage 93) - MOVIE: 'Savage Harvest* (SZ) - Sneak Previews Each breaking developments test her man and his sweetheart save (22) - Saturday Night Uv* (2D - Beet of Take Three run, la aided by Doc Holliday 6 : 4 5 P .M : This thrilling spy tale is sat in & nose for the news. Cary Grant, (3D - MOVIE: 'The Wild and the ® - Thie Week With David Charlea of Scotland, and hit ro­ against the rugged Canadian Manchester, was bom May Man-eating lions attack a Ken­ week co-hosts Roger Ebert and 3 5 - MOVIE: T h . Daybrsak- some fabled black pearls. Day- Free' Fascinating developments 3® - MOVIE: 'Sunshine' A free- who hidtt him with a beautiful Athens and tha Greek Islands. Rosalind RusselLFrederIck @ ) - Neweoenter Brinkley mantic entanglements. David 8 9 - TTiree 8toog/a frontier in this story of survival. yan plantation. Tom Skerritt. Gene Siskel give viewers the in­ ers' Three brothers from ton Ka’Na, Maren Jansen. in primate studies unfold after spirited young woman dies of gill. Jans Ruttall. Thomas David Janssen, Corinne Clary, 12 at New Britain General (SZ) ‘ Underetanding Human Niven. Margaret Leighton. Rated PG. Michelle Phillips. Rated PG. side story of what's currently Tennessee head west. Tom Sel- March. 1940. Rated PG. two sciantista flea to tha Afri­ bone cancer st the age of 20. 4:30 A.M. Mitchell, Jack Bautel. 1949. 7 : 0 0 P .M . Arthur Kennedy. 1978 Hospital. His maternal teck, Sam Elliott, Glenn Ford. Behav. 1947 (29 - Mighty Mouse making the screen at the local $Z) - Nova 'City Spaces, Hu­ can wildamasa. Granville Van Cristina Raines, Cliff Da Young. S ) - Face the Music «^ ( S (BZ) - Sasam* Strsat 2 D (3D - 60 Minutes (29 -* Larson Sunday Night 4:30 A.M. grandparents are Mr. and Rated PG. 32) (39 - NBC nmv. (2S - MOVIE; 'WIM In th* - Sports Review movie theaters. man Places.' This episode of­ Dutan, Linda Gray. 1680. 1973 9 D - Abbott end Coctello (3 ) - Club PTL 12:00 P.M. C|D @2 - Counter Attack: - Face the Music (2D (S ) - CiMtivlty w/ BIN Moyw* Country* The rehabilitation of a (BZ) - State We're In GD Mrs. Edward Kosakowski _ i 4 A CARLOAD (29 - Wrestling fers William H. Whyte's 3 8 - Phil Silvers Crime In Amarioa George Ken­ (22) - Battle of the Planets 10:30 A.M. 'Women and Creativity.' Host 9 9 - AM Sarvioa Revelation J(S) - It Tekee e Thief t , (39 - Oral Robort* and You (3D - Face the State 03) - Abbott and Costello of New Britain. His pater­ (24) - Quilting insightful and humorous look at gifted rural boy is taken on by a nedy hosts this series which en­ 11:15P.M . ‘TH E BEAST WITHIN" I city parks, plazas and streets, Bill Moyers Interviews three O - Naahvillo on tha Road 3 9 - MOVIE: ‘Priest KNIsr' The S B - World Vision Sunday GD - Ask the Doctor woman psychiatrist and social - Best of Fred Saxon (29 - Johnny Quest 8 ) - MOVIE; 'Dsvil'. D.n' 4:45 A.M. ^ courages all viewers to Join the - silver Wings end Santiago (2D nal grandparents are Mr. 'DEADLY BLESSINGS" I (29 - Lucha Libre Lo mejor de and the people who use them. women artists who discuss the police search for a killer who Is worker. Elvis Presley. Hope (29 (29 - From the Editor's Desk - Style (2D - Nawsmakara ftariaa 2D - Dr. Robert Schuler war against crime. (60 min.) Blue This film presents the story “HE KNOWS YOUR ALONE" (2D lucha libre desde el Auditorio (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] conflict of art versus raising a murdering Catholic prieats. 9 9 - MOVIE: Beyond the Rm T Lang, Tuesday Weld. 1961 4:45 A.M. and Mrs, Edward Perunko 99 - Superman (22) (2® - Spid.rman & Hi. Olimpico. Santiago Mena. family. [Closed Captioned] (29 0 9 - BartMra Mandrall and Georgs Kennedy, Raymond A pet tiger shark helps a-yo i^ '^ 9 - Latino 02) - Legendary Pocket Billiard 2 D ( D -> Entertainment This of one thousand American 09 - National Collegiate of Coventry. His paternal 3:30 P.M. tha Mandrall Blatara Barbara Burr. 1971 man and his sweetheart save Stars Tournament - Nswt/Sportt/Wsathar women who were Air Force pil­ 8:00 A.M. Friends ( ^ - Outdoor Life ( ^ - Bob Nawhart T ,‘ 8 : 3 0 A .M . (23) Week Boxing Aeeooiatlon Barry great-grandmother is and her sisters are Joined by some fabled black pearls. Day- 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Steer Ten dared­ ots during World War It. Tompkins and Larry Merchant (2® - MOVIE: 'DIb That 9 9 - Superman (23 - Computers Are People 12:00 A.M. 3 3 - Eighth Day (25 - MOVIE; T h * Outlav/ Billy 0 D - Solid Gold (23 (2 ) - Popaye/Ollve Too Academy Award winner 7:00 P.M. Tom Jonas and R.C. Bannon. (R) ton Ka'Ne, Maren Jensen. evil construction workers race report from ringside on today's Mary Moravek of Canter­ Uranium' The Boys are sold a the Kid, wounded and on the 02) - ESPN Sports Center 11:30 P.M. Comedy Show (5Z) Lawmakers Denis Sanders directs this (60 min.) (3D - This Week In Rated PG. s 3 3 - Day of DIsoovsry ■gsiriat time to finish a skyscra­ top college boxers. bury Villa Convalescent mine in Nevada and depart to CSD - Agronaky and Company «. run, is sided by Doc Holliday (33 -'t:BB New* SHOWCASE (23 - Car Care Central claim their fortune. The Bowery unique one hour special about ® - MOVIE: T h a Man With Entertainment (35 - . National Collaglats per before s crlticsl deadline. who hides him with a beautiful 0 9 - Sports Probe home, Willimantic. 1:30 P.M. SD - Six Million Dollar Man - Devid Buttkind (23 (39 - Super Friends Boys, Leo Gorcey. Huntz Hall. artists using computer technol­ Bogarfa Faoo' Despite his lack O D - Champlonehip Wrestling Boxing Aaaooladon Barry Jennifer O’Neill, Lee Majors, girl. Jane Russell. Thomas (2D - Sports Sunday (33 Auherl, Renee Ann, (23 - MOVIE: 'Barbery Coast* ogy to enhance their creativity. (3D (3D (S) - MuppM Show of knowledge about being a da- Tompkin* and Larry Merchant Georgs Kennedy. Rated PG CINEMAS 1956 32 - NASL Soocen San DIago Shopping tips Mitchell, Jack Beutel. 1949. (22) - Father Murphy An ac- (33 - Benny Hill Show (23 - Christopher Close-Up An undercover agent uses dis­ tactiva, Sam Marlow decides to -rpport from ringalds on today'* Dukes star daughter of John and ® - Last Chance Garage Host (2 ) ® ) - Pro Bowlers Tour To­ CSD - Chronlelo at Montreal 0 9 ~ Ertglieh Channel Today's (29 - Alltime Amerioen copiptice in 8 bank robbery - MOVIE: 'In Cold Blood' (TD - Tom Si Jerry guises and various identities tq change hit name and lifestyle Martin Sloane explabjs ‘^tpp collage boxara. (33 Sharon Holmes Aubert of Brad Sears demonstrates the expose crime. William Shatner, day's show provider coverage 3D - Solid Gold ® - Froaman Report* a»gi2 giame are 'Early Musical In­ Songbook poses SS a nun and offers to Two parolees plan to rob a well- to imitate his hero, Humphrey struments: Brass Instrumsnts/ 92) - NASL Weekly fine art of changing a flat tire Dennis Cole, Lynda Day of the AC-Delco Bowlers Clas­ )iow to save money a t tlie U P - Bugs Bunny ft Friend* help Father Murphy. (R) (60 to-do family in western Kansas due In movie 41 Glenwood St., was born 32) - ESPN Sport. CwitM Bogart Robert Sacchi, Olivia - MOVIE: 'Up River' A sythe. 1967 Twq savage squads of elite kar­ (3D ( S i - Foni/Happy Days sional football which looks at 3D - Sanford and Son end Westerrt Conference are James, Miks Farrell, Dori Bren­ Hazzard” series, will malce ^IjT) - Up Front young pioneer pits his courage not necessary then the first She has a sister Michelle, •gainst ths rugged Canadian ner. ry ) - An Evening At the his feature film dramatic ® - Wpndonmo gams of ths final series will be 4. (PC) frontier in this story of survival. (38 - MOVIE: 'OraamaY A Improvieetion debut with Kirk Douglas in 3 3 - Sunday Morning played. Teems and site will de­ young men struggles to reach 03) - Streets of San Franolaco Rated PG. termine starting time. (2 hrs., 30 — SHOWWW: 2 the top of the professional the title role of "Ekldie 3 3 - Now Day - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones ® - Sugar Ray Leonard's Aldrich, Sara M c K e n ­ IBS (S) min.) bowling circuit. Tim Matheson, 3 3 - Oral Robart* Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Golden Gloves Macon's Run.” z ie , daughter of Stephen'W. W eek d a y TV 2 D ® - Amerloan Sportsmen Susan Blakely, Jack Warden. (TO - Old p m * Oospal Guerrero y Juan DossI presen- (2D - Inside Business Schneider, frequently on and Laura J. Winzler tan este programa de asuntos (2D - Best of Fred Saxon 1979. (22) - Entertainment This Week the run from the law in his Aldrich, of 88 Constance PLAID ' O - Supwman publicos presentando noticiss y 4:00 P.M. (BZ) - Survival Speolal .(23) - Poopl* Now variada Informacion. ® - Jeok Van Imps TV show, will play a con­ Drive, was born May 7 at 02) - 1976 Wimbledon 7 : 1 5 P .M . vict, serving time at the - SHOWN/V:- cion hatta qua accldantalmanta tufrers forough 18 years of tor­ dier of fortune takes on hijack­ -SHOWHXT:- (2) - Bugs & Woody ( S - Andy Griffith 2KK)P.M. (S i - Varied Programs ( 8 - Day of DIaoovtry ISl - One* Upon a Cli ailo da Maxico an al cual sa prasan­ ers threatening Britain's oH In 2 D - sign On 9 9 - Carol Burnett and Friends (3) - Lov* Boot S3) - Nawawatoh x'' tan lot momantos cutmlnantas ture, brutality and starvation. (2 Flora Jay of ^ u th Alton CSD - Jim Bekker (23)-Tak.2. 3 ) - QhoM and Mrs. Muir (25 - Romlna U P - Nutnoro Uno 'EddI* 'Blaxk Island.' Michtal and hra.) the North Sea. Rogar Moore, CSD - Calender (29 - Qonior Pyl* a - Entartainmont Tonightv Moody, tant to th* mainland for da lot mat mamorablas parti- 'Tony Perkins. 1979. Rated R. Street, and the late Leslie (TD - C a rto o n s 9:30 A.M. - Nawtoontor (33 39 - O n . U f. to Uv* (39 - CHIP* - .fllaickx.' Bolgulm'* Morckx. dos da boxao. CW) • Computers Are People Musical hit 6:00 A.M. (39 - Whool of FortufW a ( O - Mr. Rogdra' who hat eraatad hit own cat.- ‘fraah aupptlM, ara ditcovaiad Jay. His paternal grand- ON BOLDEN O - Superheroes (SD - Brady Bunch ®-Th*Dootats - Buirs Ey. (BZ) - Franoh Chof whila attami I to rob tha gn>- - Swinging Blue* Too Academy Award winner 12:00 A.M. C5D 2 D - Varied Programs (39 - Andy Griffith 33 Noighborhood gOry ln<1 oyelingI sndsi hat baeom* (S) tha Q O m l n O n 0 r 6 are Mr. and Mrs. CSD - My Three Sons olaariy aauMhhtd at ths graa- ooYa van an: muat rabti Danie Sanders directs this (33 - ThI* VYaak In P O N D i v o (59 - Soooby Doo (39-Adsm-IZ 9 3 ) - Maglo Qardwi 3:30 P.M. a - Progromoa Vaitodoa - 4:16 P.M. unique one hour special about ® Andrew J. 1Tomko of Bret- 2 D - New Zoo Revue 2D - Tattietelee 11K)0A.M. taat oyclitt of all timet, it pro- amptyJ:tndad. [^ o aa d 'C a•P- Entsrtainmant 9 9 - Family Foud 9 9 - CaraiMthNi StTMt 3 3 - Brady Bunch a -O ddCoupla t lo n ^ (8 ) - Para GaiH* Grand* Viva artists using eomputer technol­ NEW YORK (UPI) - ton Road. CSD - Publio Affaire 8:00 A.M. 9D - Gentle Ben C £)-M *u d * fllad. . ogy to enhance their creativity. (TO - Worid Figure Skating U43U4UH2S44S-IZM 12:30 P.M. (SK39-!AnoUwrW prtd— ( a - Buga Bunny a - You Aakod For It * daada Maxloo, Richard Hocha Chemplonthip* from Copan- "Cats,” ' the London G liha, Ja im e Alm a, CSD - Joe Franklin Show 9D - Tom & Jerry ® - MoHele'e Navy CS) - Hour Moguln* 1 8 - Naw Janay HItpane et al anfitrionda eate programa (33 9 9 - MOVIE: 'F.lft.T.' A la­ C3D 33 - Young and th* IS^DIekCmwttShow ( S I - Bavritohdd hagan musical hit by Andrew daughter of Fred Frank - Hot Fudge 99 - Alive & W eill ( 2 - Progremes Verfedoe (S ) - Prie* Is Right 5:30 P.M. ' 0-(M *bratt 1KX)P.M. ganador dahiremio Emmy an el bor organlnr rita* to power PARADISE R Roodota ' (S-NuoyoYeikAhora (Sl-VUIaAlasra -.y quo presents aconfocimlantoa and corraptlon. Syhrastar Stsl- (23) - Boat of Taka Thraa Lloyd-Webber (“Evita,” and Karen Pain Gliha Jr., Daybreak ®-Underdog%* (33 - John Davidaon Show (33- Eyowltnoa* Now* ^ O-ThrMaioeg** (33 - NBA BaakatbaE Playoff*: • 1 Dream of Jeennle 3)99-Ryanr*Hop* . - M ovi. . _ reclantet an lot Estadoa UnL lona. Rod Staigar. Mallnde Dil­ O - NBC Sports: RlngeM* To- of 14 Rabbit Trail, Coven­ SW^PTHINDpa ^ (S) - Jim Bekker. (3 ) - Cepuline 3 3 )-Modloal Cantor .IB Z )'- O v a r E a a y ^ i' ) '- ,.; '33.a-M-Ars*H V Taam* ta ba Announoad If tha “Joseph and the Amazing 6 9 -Daytime 91) 9 9 - Indopaodont NotorOrk OI iimIqM 7th gimaa of tii* Eettsrn and doa. lon. 1B78. dsy't show feeturat e 10-round try, was bom May 9 at — blMdNM-lkll — ( S - All Dey Movies ( S - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig 3 9 - Ar* You Anybody? .a - V a r i o d Programa * mlddlawaight bout batwean Technicolor Dreamcoat”) - 1 Love Luey Now* 'f, 10KX>A.M. Woatara Confsranea ara net na- 4:30 P.M. (33 - BtralgM Talk Manchester Memorial S I - Health Field O - Emorgoney 3333'CMdtoi. (33 - Lavoma ft Bhlriav SI Co. a - Qubom* Siompt* eaaaary than th* fliat gtm t of Bobby Czyz and Bob Coolidg* based on T.S. Eliot's “Old 8:30 A.M. (8 -1 lovoLuoy . ® - Sunday MdmIne ( £ - Greataet Sporta Lagenda 93) - Kung from Adentlc City. N.J. (60 min.) Hospital. Her maternal 10:00A.M . (Sl(S)-T*xaa G D -B m H M w d 3 3 - UMa Raaeala a - Dlok Von Oyka th* final taria* drill b* played. Possum's Book of Prac­ FNHTIIGMGKr 6:30 A.M. CSD - Flintstonee ( S I l3 9 -8 sai;i^ For Tomorrow r. QD - Wandar-Waman Toamt and alts urill dotarmlna 2 D O - Wide World of Sporta 9 5 - Grand Prix Tonnla: Italian (28 - Ttw AthM* grandfather is Ernest J. C2) - One Dey at e Time (39 - Bovoriy HlilbiHIO* QD-MMatoh O w n. 3333a-N lovia a - N * w * Opan Final, from Rom* tical Cats,” Is scheduled to CSD QD - Wake Up with th e CSD - Varied Programs ( S - My T tu a. Bon* ataitlng tima. (2 hia. 30 min.) Today's program fatturet Larry Pain of Manchester Her 1_ « ® . — Captain CSD - W e lto n e 39-LovoBoot 1K)0P.M. 9 3 ) - Krofft BupwoMt* 3 3 - Happy Ooya'Aflaln I S ) - Elaetrla Company V ' Hdfoat and Garry Coonay In 9 5 - HBO ‘nwator. Plaia Suit* 12:30 A.M. open on Broadway Oct. 7, 9D - Megllla Gorilla - ^ - Bunday Mm * ClD>MOV1E:Thacn'Anlnvaad-' paternal grandmother is CSD-Popeye 2D - One Day at e Time 33 8 9 - AM My ChUdron ( S ) (BZ) - V « M Proarom* ^a-iooebyDoo gotlon laadt tha atata palioa to boxing exhibitions from Laa Vo- ‘Thraa ooupla* occupy Suit* (S3 - MOVIE: 'UndarwataY Skin with previews starting (® - Tennessee Tuxedo 11:30 A.M. -93)-Dr.«nmBlai gai. World Lumborjack Chsm- 718 of Naw York's Plate Hotel diver* fee* dengera to find hid­ Alma Gliha of Manchester. (SD - Good Morning Conn. (3D - People'e Court 33 - TIo Too Dough ( S - Infwnl. T.l.nov.1* mi I. a - Alhra ft Warn Stay on top of the new s^ myttariou* klHfngt on th* Mo­ Sept. 23. (2 ) - El Chapulln Colorado Co­ C33 - All In th* Family 6 < 0 - MOVIE: 'Ftom H*N ta jave Doaait raauWng In govern- pionahipa from Hayward, Wl. •t different times In this comedy den traeturtt. Jen* Ruetell. jtl- "QD-HotFudgo media producide an Mexico. CSD - Romper Room S3) - 700 Club cual Lindt stia eoaada eon un a - AM Borvloa Bovalatlon subscribe' to T S e (S3 - Family Faud hombra cuyo unloo Inttroa so ______Roberto Gomez Bolanos. - Varied Programs 0 :- M o v l* a - Muppat Show Manchester Herald. For ( 9 - Bullwtnklo (TD 3 5 - Batter Homs* and su com|)ailla..A pooor do ooto S - Varied Prpgramt . - Cartoon Festival 9 9 - ESPN Sports Center Gardena (SI (O -Doys'of Our Uva* Linda *0 fflontiwi* iuntD aou oa-^ aiBZl-Boaom ati hom e deli)(ery,' c a ll 'M7- ( 9946 o r 646-m 7. ®-|lemperlloem 9:00 A.M. ’ 9 9 - S o n y a (25 - Hoy Mismo Anfritlon**' ( 8 - Inatruotlonal Programa poto.. raapataondo au raputa-j a-M arla Elona MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 22, 1982 - 15

H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. May 22, 1982 Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. MHS track 89 Manchester 3 East Catholic 14 Windham 65 Conard 2 Aquinas 4 IF HE THINKS IM I MUSTN'T LET /TO/ Crossword Astro-graph MY BROTHER KNOW 5-22 I'M BETTER NOT LONS FDR SPORTS THIS WORLC; HES DfE POCTOR OFF PLAYINS M O RE A P T TO S A V E M E A COMEAROUNP M«y23,1M2 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24>N0V. 22) CLEAN BILL OF sy m p a t h t ! T O /H Z WAV In the year following your birth­ Sometimes much more Is HEALTH.' day you’ll fare best when you demanded of us than what we OF THINKINS.' ACROSS 41 Italian actreit Answer to Previous Punia undertake enterprises or ven­ get in return. This might be one y 42 Organs of tures that do not require a of those days for you. Accept it 1 Watchword Q a a o B a a D graciously. You'll get your turn. . hearing partner. Acting independently, 4 Scandinavian 44 Weapon □ E l D D l Q a E I you'll find fewer obstacles SAGITTARIUS (Mow. 23-Dec. Indian thinclads CCIL champs 8 Licka up 46 Fan strewn in your path. 21) Try not to become to close­ ly involved today with one who. 12 End SO Hebrew city QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 13 Peraian poat S4 Lop Select an activity today that experience tells you. can be you enjoy, and that’s fun for very bossy and dictatorial. He 14 Light tan 56 Egg call Rick Hyde were also among the 100. 1. Johnson (M). 2. Djiounas (M). 3. 56 Rake your mate as well. Unless the could ruin your day. 15 Lagendaiy }•; With personal bests coming from we’d be able to win,”he confessed. standouts for Manchester. Doug Jones IW) M .6 9 . choice IS pleasing to both, it CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J«n. 19) ^ r ~ A i M! bira 57 Feather scarf 1.500: 1. Murphy (M). 2. E.EzIs (W), 3; Roy 16 Ona who 58 Actor Barry ‘‘-all corners, Manchester High ‘‘’Third place in this meet could ‘It feels very good winning it a second straight Gaboury also did very well in the 200 could be a bummer. Predic­ If there is something important and 400-meter relay for the Indians iM) 4:05, tions of what’s in store lor you you wish to accomplish today, Motley’s Crew — Templeton & rOiiiiem gives up 59 Poop Frboys’track team successfully have won most any other meet year. We thought we would be in the running 400: 1. Parrott (M). 2. Frascarelli (M). 3. in each season following your don’t let outside distractions throne 60 Time zone ['.defended its CCIL championship we’ve been in this year,” he while Louis Melendez also had a Rodriguez (W) :53.49. birth date and where your luck get you off-course. Bar the 18 Famiih (abbr.l a tD D Q T 0 0 [' yesterday by whipping previously reviewed the keen competition, "A at the start of the season but weren't sure.* good day. Triple jump; 1. Johnson (M). 2. Mitchell doors to intruders. 20 Ruisian and opportunities lie are in "V □□no Y AM " unbeaten Windham High, 89-65, in a meet like this brought out the best in' “It was an interesting meet. It (W). 3. Wemmell (M) 41’. your Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for AQUARIUS (J»n. J0-F»b. 19) DON'T MEA(26UE?/OU e o r r Y I Wh e r e do you leave fighter plans DOWN — George Suitor 300 hurdles: 1 Troy (M). 2. Jones (W). 3. Today. Instead ol heeding the 19 Batters 40 Ruiiitn showdown in Willimantic. everyone,” Suitor continued. feels good (winning the title),” each to Astro-Graph. Box 489. A R 6U E 60T m x a JUMPED TO yoUR 006 AND CAME 21 Air Iprafix) Frallicciardi (M) ;42.69. Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019 counsel of one who has your 23 Suckle 1 Part of train 22 Citrus fruit peninsula The victory gives the Indians the ’There were personal bests galore Suitor remarked. BOO: I Klei (W). 2. Sullivan (M). 3. Austin best interest at heart, you may WITH ME, VJHEkJ you UMPIRE ? Be sure to specify birth date. CONCU15ION0 27 Rears by (Pl.| 24 Angars 43 Eskimo Results: (W) 2:05. give more credence to the league crown at 9-0 and boosts their for the Silk Towners with senior CANCER (June 21-July 22) Mcni.ey/ WAWTA A^K you „WHAT'6 THE JO Proof of 2 Public 25 Fun 45 Fragrant 5.000; 1. Ezis (W), 2. Dussault (M). 3. Veal 200; 1. Frascarelli (M). 2. Jones (W), 3. Rather than delegate responsi­ words of another who hasn’t. overall standard to 11-0. It was the Peter Murphy almost eclipsing the A OUEETlOW- £3UE6TIDNr payment disturbance 26 Plano piece ointment (M) 16:14. Parrott (M) :24.89. bilities to people who can’t 32 Ins and____. 3 Charitable or­ second straight 'unbeaten dual meet oldest school record'. Murphy turned Javelin; 1. Grieco (W), 2, Botteron (M). 3. Shot; 1. Klei (W). 2. Lea (M). 3. McQuade handle them, it’s best to do the —<9 27 Of certain 47 Defanie third in the triple jump. ’Troy in the 33 Crush ganization campaign for Coach George Suitor’s in a 4:05.0 clocking in winning the 167-feet, 9-inches in taking second in Garces (W) 170' 10". (W) 50’ 5 ‘4 ”. extra work yourself today PISCES (Ftb. 20-March 20) A areas misiils 34 Baieballar fabbr.) the javelin. Steve Troy had a leap of 300-hurdles did very well with a win­ I/ong'juinp; 1. Troy (M). 2. Johnson (M). 3. 3,000; 1. Ezis (W). 2, Cain (W). 3. Roy (M) Their accomplishments may matter on which you and your r thinclads. 1,500-meter run, just three-tenths of Gehrig 4 Rolli 28 Outfiux 48 Pairs ning time of 42.69. Senior Fred Lea Rodri(;uez (W) 20' 2 >4”. 9:22. need redoing. mate do not see eye-to-eye can “It feels very good winning it a se­ a second off the school standard of 20-feet, 2 *A-inches in winning the be worked out to the satisfac­ 35 Indafinits in 5 Yellow ihada 29 Different 49 Stationary “really performed today,” voiced High,jump: 1. Alers (W), 2, Hyde (M), 3. 1,600 relay: 1. M anchester (P a rro tt. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It s tun order 6 Small cushion cond straight year,” voiced Suitor of 4:04.74 set by Fran Leary In 1937. long jump. Gaboury. Murphy. Melendez) 3:43. when socializing with pals to try tion of each if both will make a 31 Double curve 50 Trot Suitor in taking the discus and Vanderhide (W) 5'10". sincere effort to do so. 36 Forbidi 7 Prigglih 33 Britiih isle 51 First woman - 'again gaining CCIL laurels, “We Bob Dussault and Harry Veal had Sean Sullivan had a personal best 400 relay: 1. Manchester (Djiounas, John­ Discus: 1. Lea (M). 2. Klei (W). 3. McQuade new places, but this may not be 8 Atsociation of 2:05.8 in taking second in the 800 placing second in the shot put. the day to do it. Go where you 37 Group of 36 Reward 52 Osar pathway thought we’d be in the running at the personal bests of 16:35 and 16:39 son. Parrott. Frascarelli) :45.36. (W) 133’ 10’’, 9 Feign Pole vault; 1. Aramlni (W). 2, Hardigan are well-received and know snimali 37 Type of 53 Hawaiian start of the season but weren’t sure. respectively in going 2-3 in the 5,000. while Mike Wemmell had a personal Manny Johnson with a pair of too hurdles: 1. Troy (M), 2.Hyde (M). 3. ARIES (March 21-April 19) 38 Enduring (2 10 Expert golfer KralUcardi (M) ; 16.65. (W). 3. Klei (W> 12’6’’. what to expect. fastener volcano, As the season progressed we felt Leon Botteron had a personal best of best of 38-feet, 5-inches in taking firsts in the triple jump and 100 and VIRGO (Aug. 23‘8ept. 22) You Someone who is caustic and wdi.) 11 Over(prefix) will handle matters that are difficult to get along with may 40 India, claii of 17 Easy talk 39 Vegetable Mauna____ meaningful to your security or cross your path today. Instead status with confidence today, of mirroring such behavior, World’s Gr’^atest SuDorheroes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 but there’s a possibility you steer this person into line with kindness. won’t use all your smarts in 12 13 14 other areas. /lo tJ M A Y THINK IT'S [ UX>K,l>l9.LANie...m RS \ —ESPBCIALLY WHILE LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Even TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If FUNNY, MR. TU R N E R - DOINS ALL WE CAN FOR TDU'RE RIDIN© HCM1E though you may not agree with you are having work or a ser­ BLIT I ASSUKB )D U THE errrs H O M etfeo!) IN YOUR CHAUFFCUR-, 15 16 17 Two-out rally in ninth another’s philosophy, you'd be vice performed today, shop BUT THESE...THESE p R iv e N t m o f around until you are absolutely kyO U ’LL S^OPLAUGHING wise not to make an issue of it SHOPPING GAOPfOPLB- 18 19 20 today. Nothing is apt to be certain you’re getting the best VVHEN THE READERS THERE a r e s o m any (5F THEM, resolved. Hard feelings could price. You'll be sorry if you I O F THE U A H N nAN BT ■ re^ull______don't. \ FIND OUT JUST HOW WE HAVE ONLY SO MUCH 21 23 24 25 26 UTnB'KAiCm.l M O M E /T D HANDLE ■ THE _ PROBLEM.* 27 28 29 ■ 30 31 nets Indians' verdict s 32 33 34 Bridge KEEP ■ ■ first baseman Peck also starred THINNING 35 36 Never-say-die Manchester High defensively for the Indians. THAT. ■ ■ staged a two-out rally in the bottom ‘This is a big win, it keeps U s alive. We have to Whitaker, worked the final four UKUPPWPSBP 38 39 40 TURNER- PfitBCV CollaHa of the ninth inning .to pull out a 3-2 win two of three every week and this week we innings to gain his fifth win against ■ win over Conard High in CCIL two losses. He walked one and A little bridge m agic 41 baseball play yesterday at Kelley did it, just barely.* fanned two. Stone went the distance iievy’s Law — James Schumeister ■ and took the loss for 7-9 Conard. - 47 48 49 Field. — Coach Don Race sixth trump, South’sI opening( 44 46 The win maintains the Indians “We had a lot of teamwork and bid was a minimumnm with ■ 64 post-season aspirations alive as it hustle,” Race applauded. nine of its 13 high card FAITH LA 55, VOU CANT LET BE60EBA.' WHICH PART 50 51 52 53 boosts them to 8-9 overall, 8-8 in the O' COUNTY COeiC A R E i" points in queens and jacks. W HAT DO WE BEEAICIN6 H E R A B E E S r ME.' league. Manchester must win two of !VIanche«ter(.3)— Fogarty 2b, 4- NORTH h-22-91 The contract was a fairly HAVE H E R E ? AND WE'BE"BR0 THER6," VOU FROM,LAP? 55 56 57 believing it was a foul tip and was Manchester scored a run in the ♦ a 10 its three closing dates, Monday at 0-1-0, Sumislaski ss, 3-0-0-0, J. good one. With a club or dia­ ENTEEING, WE 5 HAEEKOOTS/, tagged out. fourth on an error, groundout and ♦ 109 7 2 mond lead South would have SAiecjE. V m an.: 58 59 60 Penney, Wednesday at Windham Chetelat cf, 4-1-1-0, Piccin c, 4-(M)-0, ♦ K J4 Petersen singled, Doug Whitaker RBI single by Petersen. Conard had time to knock out the u and ’Thursday at East Catholic, to plated its two runs in the fifth on two Petersen 3b, 4-1-2-1, Whitaker lb, p, ♦ K 7 5 4 ace of diamonds and get to (■ qualify for the CIAC tourney. singled up the middle and Paul Peck 4-0-2-0, Bilodeau p, O-O-O-O, Peck lb, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) singles and a walk which loaded the WEST EAST discard his losing spade. But walked on four pitches to jam the "This is a big win, it keeps us bases, a run-producing fielder’s 2-0-0-0, LaBrec rf, 4-0-1-1, G. ♦ K(39 3 ♦8 7 6 52 West opened the king of alive,” voiced Manchester Coach sacks. Scott LaBrec was then Chetelat If, 4-0-1-1. Totals: 33-3-8-3. ♦ K ♦ A3 spades and South was look­ awarded first base on catcher’s in­ choice and a wild pitch. Don Race, “We have to win two of Conard (2) — Stenberg cf, 4-1-1-0, ♦ 10 8632 4A95 ing at four quick losers, two terference, forcing Petersen home Conard had a run cut off at the ♦ 962 ♦ 10 8 3 trumps, one spade and one three every week and this week we plate in the ninth. Scott LaBrie Sargent, c, 41-1-0, Cormier rf, 4-0-1- did it, just barely,” he sighed. with the equalizer. Sophomore SOUTH diamond. Glenn (Jhetelat then lined a single singled, stole second and took third 0, Stone p, 3-O-0-1, Knight ss, 4-0-0-0, ♦ J4 CELEBRITY CIPHER It was a somewhat bizarre ninth Unfortunately for East a s - i ^ on a wild pitch. Pinch-hitter John Hungerford 2b, 3-0-1-0, Labrie lb, 4- ♦ Q J t t t t \ C«l«brlty Cipher cryptogram! ere created from quotation! by lemou! people, peat inning for Manchester. Joe Chetelat inside the third base bag for the and West, South was a prac­ end preeent. Each letter In the cipher etand! for anothar. Todty’s ckt$: E aquaU B. Moylan Mapped a high chopper to 0-2-0. Martin if, 4-0-0-0. Zapla 3b, 2-0- ♦ Q7 titioner of bridge magic. He slapp^ a leadoff single with Bob game-winner. 0-0, Moylan ph, l-O-O-O. Totals: 33-2- ♦ a q j “This win shows a lot of third where Petersen made the grab found a way to make a los­ Piccin popping ojit trying to 6- 1. ing trick disappear into thin Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrence character. It tells they never quit,” and pegged to catcher Piccin who Vulnerable; Eaat-West sacrifice. On a hit-and-run, Chris applied the tag on the sliding Key : at bats-runs-hits-RBIs Dealer: South air. A little luck was Petersen swung and missed at a ball Race stated, “We had two outs when Conard 000 020 0 0 0 -2 required and South risked NOW REMEMBER. JUST DON'T BE T WE'VE BEEN all this happened. We just kept com­ LaBrie. West North Elut South going down an extra trick, “ C P RJXZM EXB CR’I K |fMQICLKF in the dirt. Chetelat had second base Shortstop Don Sumislaski and Manchester 000 100 002-3 I t WASH. EASY ACTS A BURPRISBD y FRIENDS FOFL ing back and won.” but the luck was there. I.ITTLE PIFFEKENT. stolen, but retreated to first P u s 3V Pass 4^ Pass Pass Pass South simply played out his ace-queen and Jack of RJXZMBDII. CB MKBN-RJ-MKBN clubs. He overtook the jack Opening lead: ♦ K with dummy’s king and the stage was set since clubs had broken 3-3. LJPEKR, C’FF IRKBN XV RJ Defense fails Tribe girls Now he led dummy’s last By Otwald Jacoby club and chucked his losing and Alan Sontag spade. It didn’t matter which KBQJBD.” — TJEDTR LJBTKN Herald photo by Pinto opponent ruffed. The North’s jump to three defense was now down to INDIAN STARTER LEON BILODEAU IN TOUGH SPOT spades was one of those lim­ one ruff, the ace of dia­ and Conard posts victory ... concerned with biases loaded and no out In fifth it raises that are now found monds and one trump trick. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"We didn't call It that at the time, but in most expert bidding kits. The spade loser had gone we were playing rock'n'roll." — Bill Haley H was strong, but not forc­ away. Alley Oop — Dave Graue two runs in the first on a Nancy Cur­ the Indians, who left the bags ing and South might well Second time in three days the remaining, both home, Monday jammed in the third and fifth and a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) against Penney and Wednesday ver­ tin two-run single. Conard came have passed. In spite of that defense failed Manchester High pair of runners stranded in the Eagles snap skid sus Windham. back with three unearned markers HOW BK3 1 AT LEAST GOO girls’ softball team as It stumbled to PriBcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan HERE YGO, TUNK! NOW TELL M E TWO TOWERS.... SHEEESH! Conard improved to 11-5 with the in the third to take a 3-2 lead. fourth. WHATCHA SEE ON TOP OF THAT EACH ONE HAS A DTOU THINKS MESASKJNES I NEVER a 6-3 setback at the hands of Conard The Indians deadlocked matters in “We’re not getting the key hits at HILL OVERLOOKING V O U R /''— BOULDER UP TOR. THOSE STONESS EACH...REAL FIGURED ON High yesterday In CCIL play at VILLAGE! I 7 ARE,KABOOM?L SQUASHERS! ANYTHING the home third on three singles with times we need them,” c it^ Faig­ SURE, STUART THIS) Fitzgerald Field. nant. SEE? and trim Aquinas Eight errors resulting in four un­ Donna Piccarello’s safety plating TDLP' NCNV V)/E PONT 'The Silk Towners, who had won HAVE TO eight straight before being bested earned markers did the Indians in. the run. Conard took matters in the fifth Manchester took the jayvee tilt, e x p a n d t h e Wednesday by Simsbury, have now ‘“The errors really did us in again,” Dead tired after arriving home with three runs, two earned. 12-4. Pam Gurney, Laura Petersen, CLUB comer occupant was 3-for-3 with dropped two in a row and go to 13-3 voiced Manchester Coach Mary well past midnight after a late game four mns scored and three RBI to Curtin went the distance andtook Lyn Petricca, fois English and with the loss. Faignant, who saw her team hand a Gwenn Duff each had two hits for ThurMlay night in Middletown, East lead the way. East mustered a dozen Manchester, which has clinched at decision away Wednesday to the loss for Manchester. Curtin, Karen Wright and Patti the 12-2 young Indians. Petersen Catholic responded smartly by poun­ hits. least a tie for the CCIL cham­ Simsbury. Wojnarowski each had two hits for fanned six to up her mark to 6-0. ding out a 14-4 win over St. ’Thomas pionship, has two league games Manchester jumped in front with Aquinas in HCC baseball action East Catholic (14) — Cabral ss, yesterday at Elagle Field. 5-1-1-2, Furlong 2b, 4-0-2-2, Roy rf, 2- V ^ ’The win snaps a two-game losing 2-1-2, Bond U, S-1-1-0, Feshler H, S-0- Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves streak and pegs the Ehigles at 5-4 in 1-1, R. Goodwin p, l-O-l-O, D. the HCC and 11-5 overall. East has G odwin dh, 3-1-0-0, Masse cf, 4-1-1- Carr standout for Eagla trackmen three closing dates before ipost- 0, Darby 3b, S-4-3-3, Riggs lb, 3-30-0, Hartage (H) 5.89 meters. season play. It begins the final ’Tucker c, 3-0-1-1, McCoy ph, 1-1-OH). Three first placements by Tony Steve Kittredge took the 3,000 and 1.600 relay. 1. East (Heliert. Woyliovjliy, TH/UUK HEAVE/U5 YouTZE stretch ’Tuesday at Rockville at Totals: 35-14-12-11. Adams, Eltringham) 3:39.6. Triple jump: 1. Post (EC). 2. Harrison (H). •■•NOW WE Carr and a pair from sophomore placed second in the high jump for Shot: 1. WiUiams (H), 2. Lemery (EC). 3. 3. Cranford (H) 11.96 meters. HAVE TO HERE — ouid|<, Sc ra tc h 3:15. Aquinas (4) — Sirois ss, 3-0-0-0, Doug Post weren’t enough to pre­ East. Meyer (EC) 47.4 meters. High jump: 1. Carr (EC). 2. K ittre ^ e (EC). KE0UILP. “I have to give the kids credit; Gebo.2b, 4-04H), Murtha cf, 3-0-0-0, vent Ehist Catholic boys’track team Kevin Lemery had a pair of Discus; 1. Robinson (H), 2. Hartage (H), 3. 3. Hartage (H) 5'8". M T N o y e ! they did it on about four hours of Lynch If, 3-1-OH). CTerkln lb, S-1-1-0, seconds in the shot put and javelin Lemery (EC) US' 3” . Javelin: 1. Sailor (H). 2. Lemery (EC). 3, from suffering a 72-63 setback at the Long jum ori>Po8t (EC). 2. Walker (H). 3. Robinson (H) 133'. sleep,” voiced East Coach Jim. Palumbo rf, 3-O-1-0, Higgins c, 3-1-0- hands of Hartford Public yesterday and third in the dicus while Greg cZ k. Penders, ‘"They came back on a hot 1, Marzi p, 2-OH)-0, Fuleik p, l-O-l-l, at Weaver High in Hartford. Eltringham had second placement day a^ were able to play. ’They Bartlewski 3b, 3-M-O. ToUls: 284-4- 1110 loss evens the Blagles mark at in the 400 and third in the 200 for re^nded well after the loss,” he 2, 4-4. Blast. Tile latter also anchored the Catholic girls outrun ronembered ’Thursday’s. 11-10 set­ Key: at bats-runs-hits-RBIs. Carr took the high jump and both winning 1,600-meter relay. back to Xavier that gave Xavier the Aquinas 000 002 1 1 0 -4 hurdles while Post secured the long Tile winning relay also included HCC championship. East Catholic 013 030 43x-14 TMAVtt 5-»l jump and triple jump for East. Mike Hebert, John Woykovsky and Blast was thre^time defending Ron Adams and turned in a 3:39.6 non-conference foes champ before being unseated by clocking. The Born Loser — Art Sansom Xavier. Results: “It’s tough to single out any in­ Evans hurls shutout 400 relay; 1. Hartford :44.9. , Boosting its record. Blast Catholic Small (R), 4. Kaminslii (EC) 30.33 meters. dividual today. They grouped 110 hurdles; 1. Carr (E), 2. Robinson (H) girls’ track team trimmed Rockville Long Jump: 1. Doolady (R), 2. Gentile (N). Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Bugs Bunny — vVarner B ros. :15.7. 3. Ingallinera (EC). 4. McConville (EC) 4.44 STOP OfeLlW6!AFEi?TOMWOOU?THl^ THAI'S OUST . together, althou^ they were totally lOO: 1. Walker (H). 2. Sailor (H). S. Post High, 73-31, and Newington High, 80- meters. WHAT I STEP RISHT UP LAWgS ANP SENILfiMEM. SEE" ' ei^usted, and came out to win (EC) :10.9. 24, yesterday in Rockville. High Jump: Did not finish. ONLY dNE '"IFnHE'S-NiSTiSETTin' SUVS rsive UP L 1HE eREAtTEST SHOW ON EARTH RDRONlYA today,” Penders noted. for Eaglettes, 6-0 1.500: 1. Vasques (H), 2. Adams (EC). 3. T’te two wins lifts the Blaglettes to Discua: [)id not finish. HA.M0UR6ER? , MW4Y CALORIES, . THEIR BM5 HABITS Blast scored once in the second Damboraglan (EC) 4:16.9. 1,600 relay: Did not run. QUARTER., 400: 1. Plsarro (H). 2. Eltringham (EC). S. 7-3 for the season. I BURN UP they m u s t all b e 'and added three markers in the BEFORE THEIR Stupinski (EC) :52.9. Teri Kittredge, Sue Bryne, Meg M O R E Weather was just beautiful yesterx, winners, all singles, with Martha SURVIVORS.' PHYSICN.I THEN third. Sc^om ore Chris Darby had a 300 hurdles: 1. Carr (EC), 2. Harrison (H), 3. Dakin, Carole Ingallinera, Toni CALORIES Barter claiming a pMr. after They pass, 'Vfms- big two-run single in the latter day afternoon and Blast Catholic Grsymkowskl (EC) :41.3. , Hempel, Darby Barnes, Mary Lou Rec offering T^^^N A BUT HE'S rSOT AROINT,' THEY m a k e up Both St.Paul hits were singles. I d M i frame. High’s girls softball team had a 800: 1. Vasques (H), 2. Hebert (EC). 3. Sullivan, Linda Reddy, Anne STCVEPflRE The p la tt er has l e ss THE PAYS They most eojoyable trip to Bristol for a Manchester got on the scoreboard Callsto (H) 2:00. . East added three runs in the fifth 200; 1. Walker (H ). 2. Sailor (H). 3. Oiarest and Karen P o s h p ^ were tennis lessons EVERY LEFT THAN A BUS LOAD SKIPPED.' inning highlighted by a Brad Cabral Hartford County Conference in the second inning with two runs, MrJRNINtS FROM VEdAS; added a single tally in the third and EHtringham (EC) :22.4. among those who did well for Blast. ■ sacrifice fly and Tom Furlong RBI meeting. 3.000: 1. Kittredge (EC). 2. Rowe (EC). 3. The Manchester Recreation iced the verdict with a three-run up­ RetulU: ; single. Behind the two-hit pitching of Sue Plsarro (H) 9:32. 100 hurdles: 1. GenUle (N|, 1. Wentiel (R), Department is sponsoring spring ^ S i¥?>1 A Paul Roy two-run double in the Evaps the Eaglettes applied the rising in the seventh. S. DooUdy (R). 4. SesU (N) :17.4J. tennis lessons for adults. Classes seventh highlighted a four-run burst whitewash brush to St.Paul High in Hie season-closer will be Tuesday 100: 1. DaUn (EC), 1 Miranda (R), 3. begin June 1 and meet two times a the Bell Town and came away with a against St. Pad In Manchester. CaUbro (N), 4. Almood (R) :l8.7. WInthrop — Dick Uavalll in that Inning. 1,600:1. PalkowaU (EC), 1 ColUhw (EC), 3. w ^ for five weeks. The cost is $12. WHATARe 'THE X RUN A CIRCUS. Aquinas, meanwhile, was havings 60 decision. It was Evans’ first Bolton forfeits Menard (R). 4. Aroelka (R) 5:13. A Recreation membership card is shutout of year. 400; 1. Ingallinera (EC), 1. Cayward (R), 3. required to register. Classes are as THE RF35TT1M E I 5 A4VCHIFS/ A TINV BUNPLE OF FUR/ THATSTZJRYb EjOT AL L MASNIFVINO no4utter thrown at it by Ea^e IWeMAIONeSOFA* ri^thander Rich Goodwin through The success upped the Silk ’Town Heinrich analyst game to Cheney Pope (R). 4. U m b e it (EC) 1:04.6. follows: ‘ H E W A S C3N OUR COCRSTEP SHIveRINer^ieeraABLE/ 400 relay. 1. East, 3. Newington :57.4. RXIR-HAMPKSRCHII (5LA5SES FDR? five innings. Goodwin, .4-0, did record to 11-S in all games and 7-1 in SAN FRANaSCO (UPI) - Don Monday and Wednesday 7-8 p.m. IN t h e FtPURJN© RAIN... ^ SOAfeSDTHROUetH... Cheney Tech had an easy one 300 hurdler. 1. GenUle (N), 3. Hempel (EC), OSCAR WINNER. ' struggle with his control with a the H(X1 standings. Heinrich, former pro quarterback 3. Wentzel (R), 4. Bamea (EC) ;46.6. Beginners; 8-9 p.m. Beglimera. dosen walks. He fanned four. The H(X1 diampionsbip will be at for the New York Giants and yesteroay us ii scorea a 7-0 forfeit 800: 1. Kittredge TEC). 1. Byrne (EC). 3. Tliesday and Thursday — 7-8 p.m. V “Goodwin was struggling as far as stake this morning at 10:30 at quarterback coach for ihe San Fran­ win over Bolton High in Charter Oak Moynihan (EC). 4. Poahpeck (EC) 1:30.0. Advanced Beginner; 8-9 p.m. his control but be had pretty good Robertson. Park i^en Northwest cisco 49ers; will be the new analyst Oinference (COC) baseball action 100: 1. DaUn (EC), 3.' Ingallinera (EC), 3. Intermediate. CaUbro (N), 4. Almond (R) :30.l. w a s t e ' itnff a g ^ , ’’ Penders stated, noting Catholic High invades. The on KCBS 49ers radio broadcasts at the Beavers’ diamond. Registration is being tidten at the The Bulldogs had only eight 3.000: 1. Reddy (EC). 3. Oiareat (EC), 3. <5000 . only two of the four runs were Eaglettes cped the first encounter next season.. Ameika (R), 4. Menard (R) 11:17. Mahoney Rec Center and at the HABITS? eanied off his hurler. by a lOO .d ^ io n in a battle that Heinrich, 52, worked with the players and could not field a team. Shot: 1. SuUivan (EC). 3. SUgat (R). 3. Recreation Office. Call 647'40B4 or Darby bad a big day offensively wasn’t decided until the final out. 49ers In a coaching capacity from Cheney goes to 3-14 and Bolton Nolen (EC), 4. Degrault (N) 10.17 meteri. 647-3166 for more infoimatlon. slips to 2-15. JavelU: 1. Nolen (EC). 3. White (EC). 3. PKA and defensively for East. The hot Nine hits rattled off the bats of the • 1971 through 1975. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- May 28. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 22. 1982 - 17 I Pirate scout generated storm Names in the News TIcky’Burden > MINEOLA, N.y. (UPI) - Former New York Knicks basketball Nobody in all baseball has put the Howie for Howie because he knew how much and player Luther “ Ticky” Burden has jumped his $60,000 bail in an ap­ Haak affair in better perspective than Joe how personally Howie cared about him. How 88-75 could he and Howie be such close friends if parent attempt to avoid serving a 6-to 18-year prison term for a bank Scoreboard Brown. „ Roberto ever thought Howie was a bijgot? robbery conviction, officals said Friday. “ He’s just as bigoted as Mr. Rickey was, Sports •PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - another jumper and Bird canned a halftime, tied the score for the first Clemente originally was signed by Pedrin Burden’s disappearance came to light when he failed to surrender Brown says of Haak. “ As a matter of fact, Robert Parish and Larry Bird long shot, his second basket of the time at 51-51 on a follow-up basket Zorilla of the Santurce club in Puerto Rico himself in Nassau County Court in Mineola to begin serving the prison Mr. Rickey hired him in Pittsburgh and Parade '4q>arked a run of 12 consecutive rally, to ^ v e the Celtics a 73-67 lead by Cedric Maxwell with 8:39 left in and his contract was sold to the Dodgers. sentence. Howie worked for him in Brooklyn with the I jx>ints in the fourth quarter Friday with 6:47 left. the third period. ’The game was also Under the bonus rule then in existence, the Dodgers before that. Branch Rickey thought Milt RIchman ;night to carry the Boston Celtics to Meanwhile, a collapsing Boston deadlock^ at 53-53 and 57-57 before Dodgers couldn’t move him so they sent him the world of Howie Haak and so do I.’ Steve Zungul ’.an 88-75 victory oyer the defense held the Sizers without a the 76ers established cotnmand at Gedman 2, Jf^nson. DP-4)akland 3, to their Montreal farm club. The general Brov^^ was talking about the Pittsburgh s ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Steve Zungul of the New York Arrows and Stan Philadelphia 76ers, forcing a field goal for 4:07. Philadelphia, 64-58. But McHale hit a 3-polnt play Boston 2. LOB-Oakland 4, Boston 8. 2B feeling was they were trying to hide him —Henderson, Heath 2, Johnson, SUpleton, 71-year-old superscout who generated such a Terlecki of the Pittsburgh Spirit were named co-winners of the Major '.seventh game to decide the Eastern which got only three points from An­ with 10 seconds remaining to cut the laopes 2. 3B—Hoffman. HR—Johnson (4), there. ’They were pinch hitting for him in the storm around him by saying the Pirates Indoor Soccer League’s most Valuable Player award Friday. ;0)nference final. drew Toney, nearly 21 points under deficit to three by the end of the Rice (7). Evans (1), Yastrzemski (7). SF thoughtful human beings I’ve ever met. eariy innings and not putting him in against Baseball —Lansford. Heath. woul ' e to trade for some white players Zungul, the only winner of the award since the league’s inception > ’The Celtics, given up for dead last his playoff average against Boston, quarter. There is no guile whatsoever in him. certain pitchers. After Mr. Rickey came to IP H RERBBSO Tennis because the people won’t come out if you four years ago, and Terlecki split 12 votes. Jorgen Kristensen of the ^Sunday when they fell behind 3-1 in were unable to do anything out of a The Sixers started quickly, Oakland Whatever he believes to be the truth, he says. Pittsburgh from Brooklyn, he sent Clyde Ungfrd (L 34) 514 14 have too many blacks on the team.” Wichita Wings received one vote. ;the series, will have a chance to oAf nffAniUh scoring the game’s first seven ' Sometimes to his own detriment. Nor is there Sukeforth and Howie to Montreal to look at Beard 324 4 Quite possibly no man in America is able to •successfully rebound from that From the 7367 deficit, the Sixers points, and extended their advan­ Boston any bias or meanness in him. ’That’s why I Clemente. It wasn’t as if it was any big speak with as much authority about Branch •deficit against the 76ers for the se- scored six of the next seven points to tage to 25-10 with 3:41 left In the Torrez 314 8 like him so much. Professionally speaking, if secret. Everybody in baseball knew about Sugar Ray Leonard Brgmr (W 24) 314 3 Rickey, Howie Haak and the players with the ;cond straight year with a victory draw within 7473 on two free throws first quarter on Toney’s only basket AMERICAN LEAGUE aear (S 8) 214 I By United Press International they ever start putting scouts in the Hall of Roberto. Howie went to see him and told Mr. MI’TCHELVILLE, Md. (UPI) — Welterweight boxing champion By United Press International lUlian Open Pirates, both black and white, than Joe ;Sunday at Boston Garden. by Erving with 4:28 left but the of the night. But Bird led Boston on T-2:39. A-29.871. Fame, which they certainly should, he’d be Rickey, ‘You gotta take him. He runs like a Sugar Ray Leonard Friday denied a statement from his trainer that (Night games not included) At Rome. May 21 Brown. He has been a member of the I < ’The Celtics, who trailed by 15 Celtics ran off the next eight points a 10-1 tear through the remainder of E^st 1 Quarterfinals my choice to be among the first included. streak, has a cannon for an arm and hits the he will resume his career as soon as he recovers from eye surgery, a — including two jumpers by Gerald W L Pci. Eliot Teitscher, U.S, def. Eddie Dibbs. Pittsburgh organization 33 years, having ; points in the first quarter and by 12 the quarter to close the gap to 2620. 24 12 .667 BALTIMORfe • •TORONTO Joe Brown goes along with all that. ball exceptionally hard.’” spokesman said. • Detroit ab r h bi ab r h bi U S.. 6-2. 6-2; Andres Gomez, Ecuador, succeeded Rickey as the Pirates general .’late in the second, never led until Henderson — to go up 82-73 with 2:13 After Philadelphia rebuilt the Boston 25 13 def. Jose Higueras, Spain, 6-2, 3-6. 64; He makes it perfectly clear he’s not com­ ’The Pirates drafted Clemente from Mon­ Charlie Brotman, a spokesman for Leonard, read a statement from 19 17 .528 Bumbry cf 4 0 2 0 Garcia 2b 4 0 10 manager in 1955, and still works as a special ;7:58 remained in the game when left. margin to 12, McHale led a surge of Milwaukee Dauer 2b 5 0 2 1 lorg 3b 3 0 10 Pablo Arraya, Peru, oef. Wojtek Fibak, menting on what Haak has said in the treal in the winter of 1954. the boxer that said, ‘ "ro set the record straight, there has been no New York 17 19 .472 Poland. 2-6, 64. 6-2; Mats Wilander. consulUnt for them scouting players and Parish hit a jumper in the lane to Kevin McHale led Boston with 17 10 straight points to cut the deficit to Baltimore 16 20 .444 Ford rf 3 10 0 MuRnks 3b 10 0 0 Sweden, def. Tomas Smid. Czechos­ newspapers but merely talking about what Howie Haak, a good, line-drive hitting Tri­ decision on my part as to resuming my boxing career.” SIngletn dh 4 0 10 Bonncll cf 4 0 10 providing the type of valued input that comes^ • give Boston a 6967 advantage. points, 10 in the final period, while 34-32. .’The 76ers, led by Maurice Toronto 16 21 .432 lovakia. 6-1, 6*1. \ kind of person he is. ple A outfielder in his day, never meant to' Cleveland 15 21 .417 Lownsln If 5 12 2 Nordhgn If 3 0 10 $100,000 German Open with his experience. But the Celtics, who started the Bird and Parish each added 14 and (%eeks, then ran off 10 points of West Nolan c 4 0 0 0 Woods if 10 0 0 I “ We’ve been friends a long time, and the stir up the controversy he did. Nor did he say Roenick lb 4 0 0 0 Valez dh 3 0 0 0 At Berlin. May 21 He now lives in Laguna Niguel, Calif., Ivan Lendl ; surge trailing 67-61 following a 3- Henderson 13. Erving led all scorers their own to take a 46-34 lead with Chicago 2t 12 .607 - Quarterfinals one thing 1 can tell anybody about Howie ' what he did out of any prejudice or 26 14 .660 - Ripken 3b 4 0 10 Powell ph 10 0 0 halfway between San Diego and Los Angeles, PARIS (UPI) — With Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe safely out of «point play by Julius Erving with 9:46 with 24. 3:06 remaining before Boston cut California SabaU ss 3 12 0 Garfield rf 3 0 0 0 Bonnie Gadusek, U.S., def. Hana Haak is that he is not a bigot. He’s the maliciousness. Bill Madlock, the Pirates’ Kansas City 20 16 .566 4 Mandtikova, Czechoslovakia. 7-6. 64; which is where he talked with me about ’The Celtics, who trailed 48-42 at the deficit to six by halftime. 20 20 .500 6 Moseby ph 0 0 0 0 Kathy Rinaldi. U S., def. Mima Jausovec. 2 the way, Ivan Lendl will have his best chance yet of winning his first : left to play, weren’t through. Oakland farthest thing from it. No scout in the history third baseman, said Haak shouldn’t have said Martinez c 3 0 10 Howie Haak Thursday and if you’re curious Seattle 17 24 (415 9^ Whitt ph 10 10 Yugoslavia, 4-6. 64. 7-6; Bettina Bunge, Grand Slam tournament when the French Open tennis championships ; Parish, playing with five fouls, hit 10 23 J03 12V% U.S . def Duk Hee Lee. Sooth Korea. 64. how current he keeps on baseball affairs or of baseball has ever signed more black what he did but he had told the truth. And like Texas Upshaw lb 4 0 10 players. There’s absolutely no question about Joe Brown, Madlock made a point of begin Monday. Minnesota 12 29 298 14^ Griffin ss 3 000 6-1; Sylvia Hanika, West Germany, def. how active he is, I caught him not too much Borg, six times French champion since 1974, defeated the young Friday’s Games Andrea Leand, U.S, 6-2, 7-6 explaining Haak is not prejudiced against Baltimore at Toronto, nightlight .Johnsn ph 10 0 0 after he had been to his 106th ball game this that. He has been scouting the Caribbean Totals 36 3 10 3 ToUls 35 0 7 0 area consistently longer than anyone. Rober­ blacks. Czechoslovakian in last year’s five-set final. But this year Borg chose California at Detroit, nl^tiigr PARIS (UPI) - Seedings for the year. That’s right, this year! Oakland at Boston, nlglilgh:hl Baltimore 011010 000-3 When I spoke with him from San Francisco, not face the prospect of having to qualify and did not enter. ■' Toronto 000 000 000-0 $W.000 French Open tennis champion­ As for some of Joe Brown’s other creden­ to Clemente, Manny Sanguillen, Julian Minnesota at New York,York. night ships which sUrt Monday; McEnroe hoped to challenge for the Ftench title, a major cham­ Cleveland at Chicago, night E)—SakaU, Griffin. DP—Toronto 1. tials, he received the First Annual Javier, A1 McBean, Joe Christopher, Rennie the Pirates’ stocky white-haired scout told LOB—Baltimore 11. Toronto 9. 2B—lorg, Men pionship he has never won. But he had to pull out with an ankle injupr, Rice leads RSox win Seattle at Milwaukee, night 1, Jimmy (jonnors, U.S. 2, Ivan Lendl. Stennett, Frank Taveras, Mario Mendoza and I me he was sorry what he said was construed Texas at Kansas City, night Bonncll. HR—Lowensleln (8). SB— Humanitarian Award from the Pittsburgh leaving Lendl as clear favorite despite being- seeded second behind Bumbry. Czechoslovakia. 3. Guillermo Vilas. Miguel Dilone are only a handful of the black in a sense he never at all intended. Saturday’s Games IP H RERBBSO Argentina, 4, Jose-Luls Clerc. Argentina 2 Courier, the city’s black newspaper, in 1963 Jimmy Connors. (All Times EDT) and Latin players he has scouted and signed. He never meant to offend anyone, black or Baltimore 5. ViUs Cxerulaitis. US 6. Eliot andMong before that he was a journalism BOSTON (UPI) - Jim Rice seventh innings. ’The second single good. Gedman led off with a single Baltimore (D.Martinez 3^) at Toronto Flanagan (W 2-4) 7 5 0 0 0 2 TelUcher. U.S. 7, Peter McNamara, major at UCLA so he knows something more You can’t be around blacks and Latins as long white, because he isn’t that type of in­ collected four hits, including a home moved Rice to third, from where he and sewed on a triple by Glenn Hoff­ (Stieb 24), 1:30 p.m. Stoddard 1 14 2 0 0 1 2 Australia. 8. Yannick Noah. France. 9. as Howie has been and fool them about how dividual. He’s the kind of man who has given Bobby Unser Oakland (McCatty 3-1) at Boston T. Martinez (S3) 24 0 0 0 0 0 Andres Gomez, Ecuador. 10. Balazs about newspapers than what he reads in run, and D w l^ t Evans hit his first scored his third run of the game. It man. Jerry Remy then knocked in (Ojeda 14). 2:20 p.m. you feel. They’d see right through anyone most of his life to his work and to helping peo­ Toronto Taroezy, Hungary. 11, Brian Gottfried. them. He also knows a whole lot more about INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — A sad and apologetic Bobby Unser, home run of the season Friday came on a sacrifice fly by Carney Hoffman with a single to give California (Moreno 2-6) al Detroit Gott (L 0-1) 6 8 3 3 4 3 U.S 12. Edcfie Dibbs. U.S. 13. Jose who didn’t really care for them. ple — of all colors. Howie Haak never sought (Morris 5-3), 2:15 p.m. Higueras. Spain. 14, Steve Denton. U.S. Howie Haak than most people do because vyinner of last year’s Indianapolis 500, announced Friday he will not night, giving the Boston Red Sox an Lansford for what proved to be the Boston a 6-5 lead. Gedman knocked Seattle (Nelson 1-6) al Milwaukee Jackson 320013 “ I’ll put it this way; You knew Roberto or got much publicity before. ’That wasn’t WP-Flanagan. T-2;20. A-12487. 15. Chip Hooper. U S. 16, Mel Purcell, Haak worked for him and with him more than aUempt to qualify a car for the May 30 auto racing classic. 8-7 victory over the Oakland A’s. winning run. in another run in the fifth to make it (Lerch 3-3), 2:30 p.m. _ , US Minnesota (J a c^ n 04) at New York a quarter of a century. Clemente. He was more sensitive to racial right because he certainly deserved some. Unser, a three time Indy winner, denied he is a retired race car Carl Yastrzemski also homered to Oakland starter Rick Langford, 3- 7-5. Women How ironic it is he’s getting so much now that (RJghetti 2-3). R p.m. 1, Chris Evert-Lloyd. U S. 2, Martina Personally, 1 know Howie Haak almost that bigotry, more thin-skinned about it, than driver and suggested he has made a few “ rash decisions” in the last send the A’s to their fourth straight 6, gave up ail three Boston homers. ’The A’s had 12 hits, including a Cleveland (Denny 24) at Chicago CALIFOR'NIA DETROIT ab r h bi ab r h bi Navratilova. U.S. 3, Tracy Austin. U.S. 4. long and consider him one of the finest, most anyone else I can think of. He cared deeply he really doesn’t deserve. year that have affected his racing career. solo homer by Cliff Johnson and two (Trout 3-3), 8:30 p.m. Andrea Jaeger, U.S. 5, Hana Mandlikova, loss and 10th in their last 13 games Tom Burgmeier, 2-0, relieved Mike Texas (Hough 2-3} at Kansas City Downing If 4 110 Lemon rf 5 0 10 Carew lb 5 2 10 Cabell 3b 5 0 12 Czechoslovalcia. 6, Sylvia Hanika. West and help the Red Sox extend their Torrez in the fourth to pick up the doubles apiece by Mike Heath and (Gura 4-1). 8 :» p.m. Germany. 7. Mima Jausovec, Yugoslavia. George Steinbrenner Davey Lopes. Tony Phillips knocked Sunday’s Games Grich 2b 3 112 Gibson cf 5 0 0 0 winning streak to three. victory. Mark Clear earned his ReJeksn rf 4 10 0 Ivie dh 5 111 8. Anne Smith, U.S. 9. Bettina Bunge. Seattle at Milwaukee U S 10. Billie Jean King. U.S NEW YORK (UPI) — George Steinbrenner, the flamboyant owner Rice tied the game 1-1 with a eighth save with 2 1-3 Innings of in three runs with a pair of singles, California at Detroit Clark rf 0 0 0 0 Hebner lb 5 12 0 Baylor dh 5 13 2 Herndon If 4 3 3 0 of the New York Yankees, Friday reportedly entered the bidding to homer in the first, his seventh relief! the second of which came in the Baltimore at Toronto Four first placements fourth inning to give Oakland a 5-4 Oakland at Boston Lynn cf 5 12 1 Wocknfss c 3 012 biiy the Colorado Rockies of the NHL and transfer the club to New homer of the season and sixth in his ’The Red Sox pounded Langford Texas at Kansas City DeCincs 3b 5 0 0 0 WhiUkr 2b 4 0 11 ; last 14 games. He also singled in the and reliever Dave Beard lor a lead and chase Torrez. Cleveland at CJhicago Foil ss 4 13 2 Trmmll ss 4 2 3 1 Jersey. Minnesota at New Yidrk Boone c 2 112 Steinbrenner and other principals involved, including NHL officials, third and came home on a two-run season-high l8 hits, with Rich Ged- ’The A’s scored once each off ToUis 37 9 12 9 ToUls 40 7 13 7 Golf withheld comment despite a story 4n Newsday, a New York-area blast by Yastrzemski. man collecting three. Burgmeier and (Hear, each of whom California 202230000-9 entered the game with earned run NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit 011200111-7 newspaper, stating Steinbrenner wants to purchase the team from Yastrzemski raised his average to With Oakland leading 5-4 in the By United Press International E—Trammell 2, Foli. DP-Detroit 2. Donnelly's efforts Peter Gilbert of Buffalo, N.Y. Gilbert issued a “ no comment” ; .343 . with singles in the fifth and fourth, Boston took the lead for averages less than 1.25. (Night games not included) LOB-Califomia 7, Detroit 7. 2B—Baylor. East Trammell. Wockenfuss. HR—Grich (4), Thursday night. W L Pet. Boone (1). Ivie (5). SB—Lynn. S—Boone. St. Louis 24 IS .615 IP H RERBBSO NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 21 17 .563 California Mike Patterson Individual Batting Philadelphia 19 18 .514 Forsch (W 44) 514 8 4 4 1 0 Orioles 3-0 playr.clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi av^ Montreal 16 19 .457 Golf Results Corbett (S 6) 324 5 3 3 0 2 By United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — Outfielder Mike Patterson was recalled from W p s n . P 120 25 44 5 o n 30.367 Pittsburgh 15 20 .429 Detroit Morlnd, Ch 142 19S061833JS2 AtlanU Golf Classic not enough for win the Columbus Clippers of the International League Friday to replace TORONTO (UPI) — John Lowens- CHiicago 16 22 .421 P. Underwd (L24) 4 6 6 5 1 3 Jones. SD 128 29 fi 8 0 5 20 .328 Ldpez 24 3 3 3 1 2 At AtlanU. May 21. 1982 outfielder Dave Winfield on the New York Yankees’ roster. tein drove in two runs with a solo Knight, Hou ISO a W ll J 2 19 .S7 Atlanta S 13 .666 (Par 72) UACUE^ Pashnick 314 2 0 0 2 0 Larry Nelson Winfield, suffering from a pulled hamstring, was placed on the 21- home run and a single Friday night Stems, NY 1MI94000S10.3B San Diego 19 17 .528 Sosa 1 1 0 0 1 0 0647-133 L. Smtli, St 1568WU15B81 lx)s Angeles 19 20 .487 WP—P. Underwood. P^Wockenfuss. T Scott Hoch 67- 87-134 M to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 36 iiiell(;lor (M) 11:10. day disabled list Thursday. Guenr. La 144 8 4 6 8 2 0 8 8 0 Houston 18 21 .462 -2:36. A-37,781. Lanny Wadkins 72-64-136 Four first placements by s^ ior respectively for Manchester. 100 hurdles; 1. Donnelly (M). 2. Conlen (W) Patterson, who spent a week with the Yankees earlier in the season, victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Raines, Mil 18 15 43 7 I 0 6 ,3Ii San Francisco 17 22 .436 Peter Jacobsen 6840-137 WUson, NY 1678M5S2 17 8 8 Cincinnati 16 21 .432 Roger Maltbie 7047-137 Sue Donnelly weren’t enough as the Amy Jones, Maureen Lacey and 3. Burgess (M) :18.0. had a .247 batting average, two homers and seven RBI in 22 games for Mike Flanagan, 2-4, allowed five Homer, AU 127 » 4011 010 27 85 Wayne Levi 6048-137 300 hurdles: 1. Wheeler (W), 2. Decker (M). Friday’s Games TEXAS KANSAS CITY Cathy Deeker also performed well hits, struck out two and walked none 'Durhm, Ch 1Z7U»7141B.3B7 ab r h bi ab r h bi Tom Watson 68- 70-138 Manchester High girls’ track team 3. Bronisz (M) :52.2. the Clippers. ^ Montreal at Cincinnati, night for Manehester. through seven Innings. Tippy Mar­ Backmn. NY 75 11B4 2 0 5.307 Philadelphia at Atlanta, night Wright 4 0 10 Wilson if 40 11 Gibby Gilbert 6040-138 fell to Windham, 79-48, in CCIL com­ 400 relay: 1. Windham :55.0. Landnt, LA lit B * 6 1 0 8 86 New York at Houston, nignt Ricnridt 2b 4 0 10 Wathan c 4110 Keith Fergus 66- 73-138 petition at Pete Wigren .Track UesuUs. 1,600 relay: 1. Windham 4:36.0. Don Zimmer tinez relieved Tim Stoddai^ with Baker. LA lU 14 43 2 1 7 24 .506 Pittsburgh at San Diego, night Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 Brett 3b 3 110 Peter Oosterhuis 67- 71-138 (t»: 1. Ilonnelly (M). 2. Paegle (W), 3. Long jump; 1. Paegle (W). 2. Wheeler (W), one out and two on in the ninth to Trevino. Cin B 7 8 3 0 0 U J O I St. Louis at Los AngeieSp nimt Bass dh - 3 0 0 0 Otis cf 30 12 Clarence Rose 67-73-139 yesterday Morales (W) :13.3. 3. Mullaney (M) U'8". ARLING’TON, Texas (UPI) — Texas Rangers owner Eddie Chiles Chmhlss. A ISM417lt8J04 Chicago at San Franclaco. ia^t Gmbb If 3010 McRae dh 2010 Doug Black 69- 717-139 200: 1. /)onneIIy (M), 2. Morales (W), 3. earn his third save. Hmndi, SU. 146 8 44 « 0 1 ».308 Saturday’s Games Sundbrg c 3 01 0 Alkotf lb 4010 Bruce Devlin 7148-139 High jump; 1. Colburn (W). 2. Pepin (W), 3. will hold a summit meeting with Manager Don Zimmer and Vice (Charles Coody The Indians slip to 2-9 with the liecker (M) :28.2. It was the third, straight- victory Oester, Cln 1578477301280 (All Times EDT) Putnam lb 3 0 0 0 Martin rf 3000 7148- 139 A Mullaney (M) 5’. Mrphy, Atf U7S3«tll2372» 3 0 0 0 White 2b 3 110 Joe Inman 67- 73-139 loss. 400: 1. Donnelly (M), 2. Jones (Ml. 3. Farris Shot; 1. Szegda (W). 2. Chace (W). 3. War- President Eddie Robinson Monday when the team returns from its • for Baltimore, the first time this Philadelphia (Knikow 3-2) at Atlanta Parrish rf Carter, MU 1C0 8S602212W (Walk 44). 2:20 p.m. FiFlmn 2 0 0 0 Conepen ss 3010 Lee Elder 7040-139 Donnelly swept the 100, 200 and iW) 1:05.4. field (W) 33' ‘V'. current road trip. season the Orioles have won that RIchrds, SD 77UB40042SO Hubert Green 68- 71-139 800: 1. Sherman (W). 2. mawler (W). 3. : Yanks 12-1 Chicago (Ripley 1-0) at San Francisco LJhnsn ph 1000 400-meter dashes and also secured Discus: 1. Prior (M), 2. Chace (W), 3. War- There was no indication from the Rangers’ owner that dismissals Cedeno. Cin B4 14 8 t 0 1 17 286 (Hammaker 2-1), 4:06 p.m. ToUls 29 0 4 0 ToUls 29 3 8 3 Calvih Peete 69- 70-139 many in a row. Damn, MU Itt 27 42 8 0 4 16 2W Fuzzy Zoeller 7140-140 the 100-meter hurdles for the Silk liilskv (M) 2:43.5. field (W) 104’ 11” . were imminent. : NEW Y o r k (UPD - Oscar Gam- Montreal (Sanderson 3-3) at Cincinnati Texas 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 1,500: 1. Sherman (W). 2. Sprague (W). 3. Javelin: 1. Elliot (M), 2. Umbo (W), 3. Oliver, MU 18 8 8 0 1 4 22 208 (Soto 34), 7:06 p.m. Kansas City llOOOOOlx-3 Dave Eichelberger 7446-140 Woods, Chi M I2 8 70 1 10 2SB Tommy Valentine 7149- 140 ’fowners. Sandy Prior and Barbara l,acey (M) 5:13.5. (Ireene (Ml 87‘ 2” . : ble belted his first home run off a New York (Falcone 3-1) at Houston DP-Kansas City 2. LOB-Texas 2, Elliot took the discus and javelin 3000: 1. Sprague (W). 2. Lacey (M), 3. ; left-handed pitcher in three seasons Individual pitching (^ a n 34), 8:35 p.m. Kansas City 6. 2B-Otis, White, Brett. Wally Armstrong 60-73-141 Larry Nelson pitchr.clb « I Ip h bb so era Louis (Rincon 2-2) at Los Angeles Richardt. SB-Walhan. 8F-0tiSv Beau Bau^ 70- 71-141 ; — a two-run blast in the second in- Raymond Floyd ATLANTA (UPI) — Larry Nelson, playing within walking distance Tekulve, Pitt 2 0 8 2 8 0 21 1 8 (Power 0-1), 10:05 p.m. IP H RERBBSO 7240-141 ' ning— and Bobby ,Murcerplnch4ilt Royals 3-0 Laskey. SF 3 2 8.1 B 9 IB 1.64 Pittsburgh .(Sarmlento 1-Q), al San Texas Allen Miller 71- 70-141 Tennis roundup of home, took a onestroke lead over Scott Hoch Friday at the midway Rogers, MU 6 3 8.0 46 IB 61 1.66 Jim Thoipe 70-71-141 : a three-run homer to cap a slzrun Diego (Eiche)berger 34). 10:06 p.m. Tanana (L 1-6) ■ point of the Atlanta Golf Classic with a two-round total of 11-under-par KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Den­ Bedrosn, AU 2 0 B.l 21 16 B 1.67 Sunday’s Games Schmidt David Edwards 7240-141 : sixth Friday night, enabling the New nis Leonard and Dan Qui^berry Swan, k y 2 1 20.1 24 6 11 104 Chicago at San Francisco, 2 Mirabella Jack Newton 70-71-141 MHS boys bow Softball 133. I York Yankees to crush the rookle- Garber. AU 4 2 B.l 27 0 B 1 8 PhllaMiphia at Atlanta Kansas City Pat McGowan 60-73-141 Nelson, who lives just off the 18th fairway — where he hooked his combined on a four-hitter and Amos Mart*. Chi 3 3 8 2 8 0 12 2.00 Montreal at Cincinnati liMnrd (W 54) 624 Payne Stewart 70-71-141 Manchester High boys’ tennis < laden Minnesota Twins 12-1. Otis knocked In two runs Friday Minton. SF 2 3 27.1 B 13 8 2.30 New York at Houston (}snbrry (S 10) 214 Rod Nuckolls 7348-141 drive into a lake Friday — had a 67 to go with his opening 66 and said Candelr, Pit 0 2 8.0 8 8 B 222 Mike Nicolette 70- 71-141 team succumbed by a 6-1 margin to , Lou Piniella chipped in with a two- St. Louis at Los Angeles T-2;24. A-31il2. he’s setting his sights on the tournament record of 23-under 265 set night to give the Kansas City Royals - Sandrsn, MU 3 3 600 8 17 27 2 8 Pittsburgh at San Diego Bill Rogers 71- 70-141 Conard High yesterday at Memorial Talaga Associates 2-1, Sportsman ; run triple in the first inning, John a 3-0 victory over' the Texas Scott, k v 3 2 63.1 SO 16 a 2.8 Lennie Clements 70- 71-141 DUSTY three years ago by Andy Bean. ‘ Mayberry had a two-run single Sutton, Hou 6 1 66.1 « 6 8 2.40 MINNESOTA NEW YORK Mike Sullivan 7340-141 mield courts. The loss drops the In­ Cafe 2-1, Buffalo Water Tavern 1-2, Rangers. Lollar. SD 4 0 630 8 8 43 257 ab r h bi ab r h bi Lou Graham 71- 70-141 dians to 2-7, The doubles team of Joe Six big runs in the fifth lifted Fogarty Oilers 1-2, Cherrone’s • during the sixthinning uprising and Lranard allowed only two hits NIekro, Hou 3 3 0.0 8 8 8 2.76 Wshngt 8S 4 0 10 Rndlph 2b 2 2 0 0 Howard Twllty 67-74-141 Postal Employees past Manchester Sally Little ^ rookie Mike Patterson hit his first Andujar, SU. 3 3 602 54 8 a 2.82 Milbom 2b 4 010 Robrtsn 2b 000 Mark Pfeil 70- 71-141 Donovan-Tad Gembala picked up Package 0-3. before being forced to leave the National League Lee Trevino Property Maintenance, 9-6, last ; majorleague homer in the eighth to Vega lb 4 0 10 Colllns cf 42 2 1' 72- 70-142 the lone Indian point. •NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) — SaUy LitOe, whose growing game in the seventh inning after Bmnsky cf 4 0 3 0 Pinieila if 3 112 Lyn Lott 71- 71-142 Results: Goldsmith (C) def, night at Keeney. Mike Morey had golfing talents have consistently belied her name, fired a 4-under-par [ help the Yankees to their biggest being struck on his pitching hand by Ward if 3 0 10 Pattersn If n i l Richard Zokol 7340-142 three hits and Jim Harney, A1 Little, « offensive outburst of the season. PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA Engie lb 4 0 10 Mybrry lb 4 112 Doug Tewell 72- 70-142 Lammey 6-2, 6-1; Jochnick (C) def. 68 Friday to take a one-shot lead over Amy Alcott after the first round a Buddy Bell line drive. ab r h bl ab r h bi Qaetti 3b 3 10 0 Hobson dh 3 000 Dan Halldorson 70-73-142 Donovan 6-4, 6-3; Selcow (C) def. Jeff Holt and Bob Judd two apiece Herald photo by Yost of a $125,000 LPGA tournament. ‘ Rudy’May benefitted from an 11- Dernier cf 4 12 0 Wshngtn rf 5 13 2 Hatchr dh 4 0 11 Murcer dh 2 113 4 110 for Postal. Dave Kay and Stephen Donna Capone and Cathy Morse are two shots off the pace at 70 ;■ hit attack to notch his first victory Rose lb 4 2 11 Ramirz ss Laudner c 4 0 0 0 Smalley ss 4020 Fallone 6-0, 6-0; Siegel (C) def. Preakness Schmidt 3b 3 2 10 Chmbls lb 4122 Nettles 3b 4000 By United Press International Borgida 6-0, 6-4; Sinatro-Selcow (C) Ott were each in the two-hit dass while Kathy Hite and Vicki Tabor arp at 1-under 71. Sixteen other ( in thTM decisions while left-hander R r a y O S 7 - 6 Basketball Matthws If 2 0 11 Murphy cf 30 10 gar 3210 $125,000 LPGA Tournament Tape-cleaning Diaz c 4 0 0 1 Homer 3b 4000 At New Rochelle, N.Y., May 21 def. Lammey-Flood 8-5; Donovan- for MPM. players are within six shots of the lead In the 54:hole event. • Brad Havens was tagged for seven ^ Gamme rf 4 2 2 2 ATLANTA (UPI) - Third Vukovch rf 4 0 0 0 Smith U 2 120 Touts 34 1 9 1 ToUls 35 12 11 11 (Par 72) tiembala (M) def. Mullin-Koppel 8- Standings: Postal 2-1, Second ! runs, four of them earned, and suf- Tiillo 2b 4 10 0 Butler cf 0000 Sally Little 34-34-48 Al Werbner, who can look back baseman Mike Schmidt booted a MinnesoU 000010000-1 2; Berry-Gionfriddo (C) def. Congo 2-1, Center Congo 2-1, CBT 2- wagering Mike Woods ; fered his second loss in three Dejesus ss 3 0 0 0 Benedict 4 110 New York 32000601X-12 Amy Alcott 34-35-69 on a 40-year career as a com­ ground ball vrith two out and the Gross ph 1010 Royster 2b 3 111 E^Vega, Washington. DP—MinnesoU Catny Morse 33- 37-70 Johnson-Zalcman 8-2. I, MPM 1-2, Baracliffe’s Amoco 1-2, • decisions. 30 11 Mahlersp 0000 Donna C^poni 31- 39-70 CLEVELAND (UPI) — Baltimore Colts linebacker Mike Woods bases loaded in the seventh Inning Chrstnsn p «,I, ivcTvNew York Mvfk 2. LOB—MinnesoULOB 6, New Auto Trim & Paint, 0-3. petitive tennis player, pushes I May scattered eight hits, struck Brusstar p 0000 Hanna p 1000 York 9. 2B-Ward, Collins. Hatcher. Kathy Hite 32- 39-71 the line sweeper after recent suffered a severe spinal cord injury when he was shot Friday during a ; out four and walked one in seven In- Friday night, allowing a run to score Lyle p 0 00 0 Whlsntn ph 1111 Smalley. 3B—Piniella. HR—Gamble (3), Vicki Tabor 34- 37-71 Tech on short end set mark R e^ p 0 0 0 0 Camp p 0000 Murcer (2), Patterson (1). Myra Van Hoose 3547-72 robbery. ’ and givii^ the Atlanta Braves a NBA PLAYOFFS WEST SIDE match at the Nelpsic Tennis ; nings before giving way to Roger Davis ph 10 0 Q Watson ph 1000 IP H RERBBSO Amelia Rorer 3646- 72 Cheney Tech tennis team was on Woods, 27, who lives in suburban Shaker Heights, was listed in comeback 7-6 victory over thfe By United Press InteraaUonal Bedrosln p 1000 Jo Anne Corner 3547- 72 Purdy Corp. only took five innings Club. The former club prexy • Erickson, who p itte d the eighth, Semifinal Round MinnesoU the short end of a 5-0 score to guarded condition in the intensive care unit at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Philadelphia Phillies. Totals S3 6 7 4 ToUls S3 7 12 6 Havens (L 14) 514 5 7 4 5 3 Judy Rankin 3449-73 to whip Red-Lee, 19-2, at Pagani. BALTIMORE (UPI) - The a n d faculty member at I and Shane Rawley, Who hurled the (Bett-of-seven) PhiladelphU 208001000-6 Vivian Brownlee 36-37-73 (All Times EDT) BorU 24 3 4 4 1 2 Portland High yesterday in Mickey Coulombe had four hits and Police said he was shot at an east side residence. ! ninth. Steve Bedroslan, 36, pitched the AtlanU , 000 OU 203^7 Pkcella 2 3 1 1 3 1 Kathy Whitworth 3647- 73 Preakness Stakes at Pimlico at­ Manchester Community Eastern Conference E-Ramirez 2. Matthews, Schmidt. DP Carole Jo Callison 32-41-73 Portland. The loss drops the Beaver Tony Socha, Joe Jones, Will final three innings to notch the vic­ Boston vs. Philadelphia New York tracted more than $5 million in College Is still one of -AtlanU 2. LOB-Phlladelphla 5. AtlanU May (W 14) 781114 Holly Hartley 3548- 73 netters to 2-8. Armstrong, Jim Eaton and Bill tory. Sparky Lyle, 1-1, took the loss. (Series Ued, 36) 7. 2B-Rose. Whlsenton, Washington, Peggy Conley 3647- 73 wagering, the most ever bet in a Manchester’s top senior Joe Sambito May 0 — Boston 121, Philadelphia 8 Erickson 1 1 0 0 1 0 Results: Waldman (P) def. Rueke two apiece for Purdy’s. Chambliss, Christenson. SB—Schmidt, Rawley 1 0 0 0 0 0 Jane Blalock 3746-73 single race in North America, track May 12 — Philadelphia 18, Boston 113 Matthews. S-Ramirez. SF—Royster. Debbie Massey 3449-73 Brookes 6-0, 6-2; Rosenbaum (P) Socha homered. Three players had players. Tape must be brushed HOUS’TON (UPI) - ’The Hduston Astros Friday put lefthanded May IS — PhiUdelphia « , Boston 67 HBP-by Boris (Collins). T-2;33. A - officials said Friday. IP H RERBBSO 25.106. Dale Eggeling 3548- 73 def. Wright 6-2, 2-6, 6-3; Andrus (P) after each match. reliever Joe Sambito on the 21-day disabled list and brought up May 16 - PhiUdelphia 118, Boston 94 Patty Hayes 3846-74 one hit each for Red-L^. ’The Preakness handle of $5,578,022 Philadelphia def. Mazzeo 6-4, 6^; Brown-Black George Cappuzzello to replace him, team officiata said. i Angels 9-7 May 19 — Boston U4, PhlMelphla 8 Christenson 514 9 5 5 1 1 Jo Ann Washam 3846-74 Standings: Buckland Mfg. 3-0, surpassed the previous record of $5,- MAJOFi May 21 — Boston 8 , I^iUdelpma 8 BrussUr 24 0 0 0 0 0 Sandra S|Mizlch 3846- 74 (P) def. Kieman-Martin 6-1, 6-4; Sambito, 29, has been bothered by tendinitis in his left elbow and has May a — PhiUdelphia at BMton, 5:8 Purdy 3-0, Ward Mfg. 3-0, 011,575 bet on this year’s Kentucky » DETROIT (UPI) — Bobby Grich Lyle (L M ) 1-2 2 2 1 0 0 Susie McAllister 3648- 74 Burtt-Case (P) def. Dubiel-Spillane not pitched in a game since April 27, when the team was at St. Louis. p.m. Reed 1 24 1 D 0 1 0 Beverly Klass 3648-74 Manchester Police 1-2, Elliot Gun Derby at Churchill Downs in ' and Bob Boone slammed two-run LEAGUE Western Conference Kathy Young 3648- 74 6-4, 6-1. R a d i ^ g l General Manager AI Rosen acted on the advice of team physician Dr. AtlanU Shop 1-2, Belliveau Painters 1-2, Louisville. : homers Friday n l^ t to enable the San Antonio vs. Los Angeles Mahler 2 5 5 4 3 2 Joan Joyce 3945-74 Red-Lee 0-3, Elks 0-3. Harold Brelsford In disabling Sambito. LEADERS ' (Los Angeles wins series, 40) Hanna 3 0 0 0 2 1 LeAnn ^ssadav 3549- 74 Pimlico officials offered Other- ; California Angels to snap Detroit’s May 9 — Los Angeles 18, San Antonio Camp 1 1 I 0 0 0 Bowling Janet Alex 3748-75 Tribe girls blanked ■TV 117 BedrosUn (W 34) . 3 >1 0 0 1 2 Track-Wagering, allowing people to *-eight-game winning streak with a 9- May U — Lot Angeles 110, San Pal M^ers 4045-75 Some points were gained but no Mahler pitched to 4 batten in 3rd. Nancy Lopez 3649- 75 place bets on the 107th running of 7 triumph over the Tigers. UiUtad ‘Prets IntcrnaUanal Antonio 101 HBP-by Chiistenaon (Murphy). W P- INDY May 14 — Los Angeles 118, San t Lori Garoaez 3746-75 sets as Manchester High girls’ ten­ the Preakness at 18 race tracks in Don Baylor, who also singled iDClOd ^ G n n e t PUyed Ttaunday, Mahler. T-2:39. V4B.C00. Sandra Palmer 3748-75 Behind a 15-hit attack, Lathrop In­ SATURDAY May » , Antonio 108 nis team was blanked, 7-0, by' the U.S. and at New York’s Off- twice, doubled home two firstinning May IS — Los Angeles 18, San Shelly Hamlin 3847- 75 surance bested Zembrowski’s All- AMERICAN LEAGUE Mary Dwyer 3640-75 Conard High yesterday in West ’Track Betting offices. 2:15 Red Sox vs, A’t, Chalinels runs off loser Pat Underwood, 2-2. Individual Batting Antonio 18 CATERERS- Dot Miller 142-135- Stars, 7-2, at Robertson Park. Jane Cratter 3649-75 Hartford. Tlie loss drops the Indian Track officials said the betting 30, 38, WTIC 'In the fifth, Tim Foil pushed across pUiyr.cU) ab r b& lolirrblavi AmeriGan League 384, Dorothy Mathes 159-348, Leah Laura Hurlbut 35- 40-75 Mickey Calacl, Rich Haydasz and Alumni Baseball League Rosters BonneU, Tor to U M 7 1 S U .48 Carole Ciiarbonnier 3540- 75 netters to 2-5. was a boon to the Maryland 3:30 Pro Bowling, Channel 8 two more with the second of his BOSTON (B) LaPoInte 129-161-402, Vickie Seed- Don Kelsey each were three-hit Hairab, Qv Ml 8 M 0 1 t MSB Maxwell 3 34 6. Bird € 24 14, Pariah 6 Marty Dickerson 3748- 75 Results: Roberts (C) def. Keller thoroughbred industry and other 4:30 Boxing: WBC McBrtd. a v 'B t a s 1.0 usa man 142-378, Bunny Fellows 125-126- Sue Ertl 3848- 76 three singles as the Angels won for 24 14, Carr 2 14 5, Heoderaoo 5 34 IS, OAKLAND BOSTON 6-0, 6-2; Berman (C) def. Szarka 6-1, class batters for Lathrop with Rob Lightweight championship, RED SOX- (Doach Amie Zackin. Wifai«tD, H M S a t S 1 SJB A in n 3 04 4. McHale 5 74 17. Robey 2 Pat Bradley 3947-76 race courses in the U.S. GIANTS- John Little, Jim • the 10th time in 12 games. lot M a t 1 S » 80 ahrhhl ahrhhl 34^ EUen Ofiara 127-349,' Linda Ranson adding a pair. Don Fhy and Homy,' Bit., 0 4 4. Ford 4 0 4 1. Totals 35 1»43 01. 4 0 1 1 Remy 5b 6011 Hollis SUcy 3648-76 6-0; Berman (C) def. Pagani>6-1, 6- Alexis Argello vs. Andy Ganigan, Larry Stanford, Paul Zodda, Tim .. Doug Corbett went S 2-3 innings to » tt 4410 0 s a s a , Hendnn If E^throyd 163-384, Laine Knowles 35-41-76 Powers, Rich Reid, Sven Roth, PHILADELPHIA (75) 6000 Evans rf t 4.111 . Jan Ferrarls 0; Blanchard (C) def. Goodman 6-0, John Rook had three and two hits Channel 3 Stahl, Chris Helin, Dale &0SW ' lU Ml a «w I s a 80 Meyer rf 3749- 76 Doug Stoker, Steve Cavallo, Matt - earn his third save. I * » a a 4 0 t B 8 I Erving 8 84 K B. Joneo 5 44 M, C. Johnson lb 3121 Rice U 6341 160-147-132439,. Phyllis DePurio 127, Jeannette Kerr respectively for Zembrowski’s. 5 B oxing:,Middleweight bout, > CHiristensen, Tony Granato, Jeff Jones 8 44 10. Cheeks 6 34 15, Toney 1 3 1 0 0 Ystrxm dh 6113 Mindy Moore 3541- 76 6-1; Kayser-Nagle (C) def. Marte- Tenace lost Brown, Don Daly, Jim Magnano, us a a 4 1 1 a a t Gross 5b Doris PrenUce. 141-350, Jean Pineo 3749-76 Standings; Wilson Electric 3-0, Mustafo Hamsho vs. Gil Rosario, ' ■ ir-' : , ■ 14 3. Dawkins 1 34 4. Richardson 1 04 Goodwn dh 4 1 1 () Lansfrd 3b 3 021 Kathy Martin Knauth 6-1, 6-4; Block-Banta (C) Kennedy, Shamus Kershaw, Jay .Iff ■ BodUe, 8m U7 a a 7 01 nas 3, Bantam 0 04 0. H olllu 1 1 4 3. ToUls 129, Jean Falkowich 344, Joyce Lind­ Nanc^ RuUn 3848-76 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Veteran Dave Mazzotta, Jon Roe, John Sam- Upriuiw, Tr m 17 a « ta asm Lopes 5b 4 5 5 0 Slapletn Ih 4110 def. Cosgrove-Sampson 6-3, 6-2; Main Pub 3-0, Lathrop Insurance 3- Channel 8 Mistretta, Dave O’ Brien, Chris 38 3340 75. Sue Fogebnan 3848- 76 catcher Gene ’Tenace of the St. bogna, Dan Sails, Hank Stephenaen, LoFlore, Cb H 7 a a 8 1 1 1 7 8S Heath c 5125 Gedman c 413 1 say 343, Claire Wentworth 344 0, Vernon Cine 2-1, Zembrowski’s 1- Boston B 31182^-B 5 010 Hoffmn ss 4111 Bonnie Lauer 3849- 77 Logozzo-Hebb (C) def. Chow-Weiss 8 Yankees vs.Twins, Channel Ogden, Ron Smith, John Zak, Mark Yotmiuk, a 8 a 4 1 4 B 8 T Boeettl cf • Sharon Grant 146-376. Marlene Hagge 8948-77 Louis Cardinals has been placed on Robert Temj|>Ieton PhiladelphU 3SB16U-7S Brrahs ph 1000 MUIer cf 4010 6- 1, 6- 1. 2, Acadia Restaurant 0-3, Glenn 11, WPOP Zackin. GarcU. Tor lU It a 7 1 1 U 8 1 Tout foul^Boston 27, PhUadel^U 23. the 21-day disabled list because of a HcIUa, KC 18 It 44U S 7 8 8 t McKay 2b 0000 Construction 0-3, Flo’s Cake 8 NASL: Manic vs. Sockers, Astros 5-1 Teefan^V-Boetoo asalsUnt coa<)r Rod- Phillips ss 4119 broken bone in his right hand. ASTROS- Coach Jeff Berman. lo rf, 'Tor a t a 4 1 0 U 8I gen . A—18,381. Decorating 0-3. BRAVES- Coach Ken Sharp. Rich 18841157881 Totals 94 7 B 7 ToUU 368 ISO - Bennet triumphs ESPN David Simler, Oiris Mateya, Rich Hemdn, Dt 190101010-7 ■IJI Tenace broke the fourth metacar­ Barnett, Tony Botticello, Mike HOUSTON' (UPI) - Don Suttmi Otix KC la a «M 11 8 8 7 Oakland 8:30 Mets vs. Astros, Channel Braothwaite, Kevin Boyko, folan Boston lOSBOlOa-a Bennet Junior High tennis team NORTHERN pal Wednesday night in San Diego Chister, Mark Giggle, Matt Gilmond, became the find sevengame winner RadiiSi, NY no 8 a 7 5 1 U87 9, WINF Brophy, Kyle Althen, .Diana J h m . Mm nOM8t07lt84 POWDER PUFF- Sharon .Oliver WIOREnBi... “ topped Tolland Middle School, 9-1, Irish Insurance took a 7-0 forfeit when diving back into third base on Henry Pawlowski, Gary Wheeler, '-Sn the National League Friday n i^ t, a t87 11B81 aCo«m. Ueeoeed Appmtser I Brassell, Joe Casey,' Kevin Godmau. Ba 177-479, Madeline Dleterle 191-485, Complete Auto Paint A Body ~ yesterday at the Tennis morum. win over Alliance Printers last night a line drive by Ozzie Smith, which eil Archambault, Brian Beldier, ,, pitdiiag a six-hitttt ovw Mght lip, Tbnta, O r 18 a « t OU 8 8 1 SUNDAY Ciagliom, Blake Freeman, Jim CbML Dat MB 17 44 t t S 8 8 0 Terry Siemlenaki 175479, Joyce POOL SMI aFocteryCelon > Results: Siwik (B) def. Rush 8-7, at Robertson Park when the latter the Padres turned into a double Mike Charter, Paul Lantieri, John nings to spark tbb Houstou Astros to' 1:45 Yankees vs. Twins, - Kmndi, Mia a 7 a S O 1 S80 Tomeo 178-193-188459, Mary Wright AH vHoan tfranlloaliy OieseBeplecefiWit Z Lammey (B ) def. Powers 8-3; play. Lynch, Brian Scott, Mike Yamott. Motwe, Brian Schnell, Jbhn Vldii, ‘ a 5-1 victory Over the iM r Y oA : Vasa, WvT a i i i *80 .XComPrtWIvePr/. failed to field a team. Channel 11, WPOP Paul Wright. ’ 488. ____ lOOdOlTlMW I t t t “ Prignano (B) def. Messineo 8-3; Standings: Irish Insurance 3-0, Mets. • • OontZailidrad 1:45 Red Sox vs. A’s, Channel PIRATES- Coach Dick ANGELS- Coach Del Connelly. Pamlly-aita ,IV aCewrtoty Cm Burgess (B) def. Rush 8-3; Bayer Town Employees' 2-1, JC Blue 2-1, Sutton, 7 4 . struck out mm-.taSi:', M 8 M a IJI 38, WTIC CachowsU, Mike Burns, TV>m Collet- Brian Arnold, Doug Brown, Mike ad a • • la Swlnimlno' r«ola, •CedHienfapwm - (B) def. Bosowski 8-7; Dumas (B) • .walked three. He was retraced id 11 aCoMpMaemting Bob St Marie’s Pizza 2-1, Alliance 1 NBA Playoffs, Channel 3 tl, Ralph Doyer, Mark Ebreb, Jeff Carroll, Jim Connelly, Paul 10 ad a U'k la Local sports GOmpiMIM w in OMQIL Z def. Rav 8-4: Rush-Messineo (T) Local sports ‘.’ the ninth Iqr Frank LaCorte. Mike S 0 0 2 B 7 8 l a S p o r t S ' fane*, flltdr and ESTIMATES 8IVEII aVmy(>*4amoldiow Printers 1-2, Trash-Away 1-2, Dean 4 Boxing: Bobby Cry* vs. Bob Flynn, Frank Hoher, Jim Hublard, Ron VanAllen, Dave btcolort C def. Slwik-Forstrom 8-6; Lammey- Macbihe 1-2, North United Len Auster, Herald sportswriter ; Scott, 2 4 , sufteed the loss, sur- 4 1 as a 5 8 la Len Auster, Herald warranty. Ineludas Coolidge, Channel 22 McGiUvary, Mark Cidiowakl, Dan Marshall, ftiice Carpenter, Kirk Barolas, Chi 1 0 0d 0 7 II l a 'Calendar Oal MI-1104 alopanriplne ; Prignano (B) def. Powers-Rush 8-1; keeps you informed about the local , rendering four runs and nine hits in sportswriter, keeps you in­ dallvnry lor only Mcabrt Methodist 0-3. 6 Auto Racing: Indy 500 Time Colllns, H a ^ Delesslo, Steve Gay, Hemenway, Chris Semher, Jeff /BsoirCM I 0 ad a a B t a M Lacey-Brown (B) def. Rush- sports world. Read the latest in his - five innings. CIsv 11 as a 8 B la formed about the lixial lOZt.OO wliila aupply Trials, Channel 40 DaVe Kehaya, Rick SavidaUs, Joe Spiewak, Mike Tomkunis, Totkl : 4 I id a 8 a 117 sports world. Read the 367 Ooklond St. t Bosowski 8-3; Harrison-Sinlth (B) SILK CITY ‘"npughts ApLENty,” regularly in The Asfaros have won foucjtraight 4 S a j M U « IB Saturday laata: Flnanolnn J 12 yMrtat Locatton 8:30 Mets vs. Astras, Channel Tomkunis. Wesohwkie, Dick Zimmer. - > latest in his “ ’Thoughts ovaNaMa. CaN John Tram Pm . Monchetter. O . Rt. 83 “ def. Smith-Powers 8-s Standings; Moriarty Bro6. 3-0, ’The Manchester Herald. games o yer^ while the Mets ham II ad a H B l a GIRLS SOFTBALL (a»w>t r»eo > FtvW $»w>d 4 PtA) 9, WINF 0 1 ad M 4 a la ApLENty," regularly in . toefe..-.-: , iM on^fAlirt PMt woo only three of their lu t U.gam4 ^ as a a a la Northweat : Calholie al Eaal 11 ’Hie Manchester Herald. •la Houston. : f ' ’ ' v NY . 1 4 a s 0 8 a l a CalhoUe (Roberuon)^ 10:30 a.m. ■r., -d ■ ■ ■ 1. ''y 1 0j a t a $a MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 22, 1982 - IJL

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Homot tor Pont . 54 Autoe For Sole 61 Autos For Sale 6^ WVERtlSING I,EGAL NOTICE ApartmMtB tor Pont 53 t a q s a l e s •••••••••••••••••••••••• MNSHTISIIIG ##»••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Six room 1972 PINTO 1600, four 1973 OPEL'...... MANTA - . 4 11ie Planning Oammisslon of Ibe MTES BOLTON - 3V4 rooms, with Cape with ^rage on speed, standard. $500 or cyl., four speed transmis­ Town of Bolt6n voted uiuhimoutly busline. $550. References, best otter. Telephone 649 sion, sun roof, 73,000miles. on May 5, IM l to approve a reau9 {-DEiUNJE Classified 643-2711 basement, appliances, like GIANT TAG SALE - May TAG SALE - Saturday 9 to Good condition - depen­ division of Lots 1 and 2 of Rosanne 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge j private home. Working lease and security. 7313. ______Elizabeth Estates on-Watrons 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 50 — MisC for fleql 22nd and 23rd, 10 am - 5 pm. 3. 98 Hamlin Street, Telephone 649-2349. dable transportation. $1295 23— Homes for Sale 47— ^Garden Products 15 Words - single adult, married cou­ Hoad, owned by Joseph Grimaldi. 12:00 noon the EMPLOYMENT 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 59—Homes/Apts. to Sheve J 139 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Household ar­ 1976 TRANS AM with "T” - after 5 p.m. call 6495445. NOTICE 37_Moving-Trucking-Slorage 48— Antiques ple. No children, pets. Robert E. Gorton, 16— Investment Property Manchester. Planters, ticles, furniture, books, roof, marant stereo, power day before publication. 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 38— Services .yvanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Lease, deposit. 643-2880. Otlteo$-8toro$ CSiairman . 14— Business Opportunities 26r-Busines8 Property 50— Produce lamps, furniture, shoes, 8- toys. Rain or shie. 55 windows and other extras. TOYOTA 1 ^ Corolla, two An 2— Partonais 27— Resort Property tor Pont 15— SituetN>ri Wanted Track tapes and lots more! Asking $3500. Telephone door, mint condition, must Samuel H. Teller, 3..Announcameni$ 28— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale S— Auctions RENTALS VERNON - One l^ ro o m TAG SALE - “Something 647-0000 days; 646-7470 sell. 6495573 after 5 pm. Secretary Deadline for Saturday Is MISC. FOR SALE 62 — Trucks for Sale apartment. Rent includes WORKSPACE OR 63— Heavy Equipment fo? Sale 1 DAY 14<$ for Everyone” ! Tent, 12 noon Friday; Mon- EDUCATION 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms lor Rent CHENEY TECH HOLDS STORAGE SPACE FOR evenings. MI8C. SERVICES 64 — Motorcycles- Bicycles heat, hot water, modern ••••••«••••••••••••••••• day’a deadlliie Is 2:30 41— Articles for Sale 53_Aparlments for Rent 3 DAYS 13it Tag sale and car wash — screenhouse, camping 16— Private Instructions 54 — Homes for Rent 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile appliances, wall-to-wall RENT in Manchester. No Instru­ 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies stove, Motobcane bicycle. ' Motorcyeles-Bleyelen 64 Friday. FINANCIAL 10—SchooiS'Ciasses 55— Offices-Stores for Rent Homes Howell Cheney Tech will lease or security deposit. 1979 CHEVROLET Malibu ' BOLTON 32— Painting-Papering . 43— Pels-Birds-Dogs 6 DAYS 12q; carpeting, pool, tennis •••••••••••••••••••••*•• 20— Instructions Wanted 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Aulomolive Service sponsor a tag sale and car S atu rd ay 9 to "3, 165 Classic sport coupe - V8, 0_Mortgage Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments courts. 872-1727 after 6 Reasonable rates. Suitable PUBtlC NOTICE 57_W am ed to Rem 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 26 DAYS 1 H Hackmatack Street. Rain automatic, power steering, MOTORCYCLE Phone 643-2711 9—Parsonal Loans * 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats A Accessories wash on Saturday, May for small business. Retail The Bolton Zoning Board of REAL ESTATE p.rn. 22nd from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at or shine. brakes, AM-FM radio, air- INSURANCE - Lowest to—insuranca and commercially zoned. Rates Available! Many op­ Appeals held a meeting on Mon­ ment 791 West Middle Turnpike, conditioning, vinyl roof, day, May 17, 1982 and granted MANCHESTER - Two Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. tions. Call: Clarice or •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••****** M anchester. ALL ARE TAG & BAKE SALE - defogger, more. 643-2880. Marshall Taylor of 102 Lakewood ••••••••••••••••••****** Rooms lor Pent 52 family up five rooms. $375. Refreshments. Clothing, Joan, Clarke Insurance Circle S.. Manchester, Conn, A Painting-Papering 32 Articles lor Sale 41 4rf/c/es for Safe 41 Security, references, pay WELCOME! NEWLY RENOVATED Agency 643-1126. Services Ottered 31 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••******* household, books, and 310 square feet office PINTO 1979 4 cylinder. variance of section 7F of the •••••••••••••••••••••••* own heat, utilities. more! Mormon Church, regulations for prr^rty on the For 30” KENMORE MANCHESTER - Clean, Appliances. Telephone 727- TAG SALE - 182 Carriage availaole. Main Street Automatic. AM^ cassette. REWEAVING BURN INTERIOR PAINTING, 200 FT. OF Painted white furnished rooms, maid ser­ Drive, Manchester. Satur­ Hillstown & Woodside. Excellent condition! $1895. MOTORCYCLE south side of Watrous Rd. ap­ over ten years experience, ELECTRIC Stove, white, fence, three rail, four ft. 1505 d ay s - 646-4529 location with ample proximately 2,200 ft. Blast of the In­ HOLES. Zippers, um­ vice. Security. $50.00 week­ This Saturday, 9 to 2. Call 643-2572. INSURANCE - For all your low rates and senior citizen asking $75,00. 5' step high. $75.00. Telephone 646- evenings. Keep trying. day, and Sunday, 9 a.m.-4 parking. Call 6492891. motorcycle needs, call us. tersection with Steele Crossing Rd. brellas repairs. Window ly. Telephone 649-2813. ).m. Some new, used and Brralb discounts. 643-9980. ladder, $5.00. Cash only. .1200. The variance will allow access to a shades, Venetian blinds. 1979 FORD Mustang, 4 spd. Competitive rates. Friend­ Call 646-5358. MANCHESTER - Four F.ree items. USED CAR LOT - 461 Main ly service. Fine com­ proposed lot with a 40’ frontage on Sale? Keys. TV FOR RENT. ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING room apartment in two Street, Manchester. Long OD, V6, excellent condi­ Watrous Road. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Building Contracting 33 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 room for gentleman. MULTI FAMILY Tag Sale tion, 36,000 miles. $3,800. panies. Ask for Janet or John Roberts, Call 643-2711 MOVING - Kitchen table, family house.1 Appliances, MAY 22nd and 23rd, 93 established. Call weekdays Judy. Crockett Agency, 649-5221. Private entrance, shower, - 94 Fterguson Road, 95, 646-2426. 6494574, 747-5201. Chairman LEON CIESZYNSKI gas stove, living room set PEDIGREE RABBITS - carpeting. Second floor. p.m. Jewelry, dishes, fur­ 643-1577. and place your ad 'Your C^mmunUy Newspaper' for cottage, sewing bath, free parking. Apply Working couple. No pets. Manchester. Saturday, niture, crocks, etc. 20 Zoning Board of BRICK, BLOCK, S’TONE - b u il d e r . New homes, mini-lops and rex. at 195 Spruce Street. May 22nd, 10 to 4; rain dale 1969 MGC - 6 cyl., five additions, remodeling, rec machine. Telephone 649- Chocolate, blue, black and 647-1478. Steep Hallow Lane. DESK SPACE for one man 1980 HONDA Twlnster - Appeals in the Herald Concrete. (Chimney May 23rd, office, also, 150 sq. ft. and speed overdrive, wire R epairs. ‘‘No Job Too rooms, garages, kitchens 2940. broken. Nine weeks old. MANCHESTER- Center wheels, new paint, top. 200CC. New tires, highway 04905 MANCHESTER - modern BIG THREE family Ug 500 sq. ft. store space bar. Excellent condition. Small.” Call 644-8356 for remodeled, ceilings, bath Does and bucks. $15-$40. Street. $50.00 weekly. Two MAY 21st and 22nd, 10-3. downtown. Telephone 643- Completely rebuilt engine. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 estimates. tile, dormers, roofing. KITCHEN DINETTE Set - Please call 649-6320. six room duplex - baths, sale, 19 Benton Street. May Must sell - $800. Telephone Brown Butcher Block weeks security. appliances, no pets. $525 100 V ern o n S tr e e t, 22nd and 23rd. Music 1442. $3,650. Telephone 875-4805. Residential or commer­ References required. Manchester. Barrels, 6492590 ask for Ted. Jr. PLEASE READ table, plus leaf, 4 beige LET S GIVE Away to good monthly. Available June books, records, clothes, ASSEMBLERS AND COIL NEEDLECRAFTERS - C & M Tree Service, Free cial. 649-4291. Gentleman preferred. Call clothing, grills, toys, bikes, Pooort Property For 1967 OLDS CUTLASS 330, YOUR AD estimates. Discount senior swivel chairs, chrome legs, home only - Old English 2 15th. 646-2107. furniture, TV, guitar, toys BIKES: (Girls) Excellent Winders - female Let your hobby earn money 644-0019. many more. Pent 56 V8, rebuilt transmission, citizens. Company ELECTRICAL SERVICES $300. negotiable. Like new! Sheep dog. Friendly, good and glassware. tires, other good parts. condition. 24” ten-speed, 82% * of our readers preferred. Finger dexteri­ for you. Full or part time 875-2654. FOUR ROOMS through sales and manage­ Manchester owned and - We do all types of Elec­ with kids. Telephone 649- TOLLAND - Large room i $450. or best offer. $50.00. 20” standard,. Clasiilflad ads are talAn ty necessary. Experience trical Work! Licensed. Call kitchenette and garage, MANY ASSORTED items TWO BEDROOM Cottage - $25.00. Telephone 649-6113. not necessary - will train. ment. No collecting or operated. Call 6491327. 5964. for rent. Kitchen Hampton Beach, New Evenings 643-1911. have been in the over Uia phone as a con­ after 5:00 p.m., 6491516, TYPEWRITER privileges. Call after 6:30 newly remodeled. Non­ ★ 50 cents. Tools, all prices. venience. The Herald Is Four day week, 10 hour day delivering. Excellent CARRYING cases - Ideal Hampshire.ID S Walk to training provided. For in­ LICENSED DAY CARE Musical Instruments 44 p'l'n . 8”79478lT smoking adult couple, no TAG SALE - Saturday, Saturday, May 22nd, 9-4. 87 1980 VESRa Mop d - new, raaponslbla tor only one - 7-5:30. Apply at Able Coil for overnight bags. $10.00- pets, security. 643-5797. Arcellia Drive, everything./mil _ $300 weekly. 646-6629 terview call 649-4799 after 5 HOME - Will watch your TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY May 22nd, 9 a.m. 36 Lenox PLYMOUTH Duster -1970. never used. $900 Greater Manchester Incorroct InserUon and Electronics, Bolton, Conn. child or infant days. Call Residential & Commercial $20.00. Also typew riter COMBO ORGAN self- Street, Manchester, Rain Manchester. Call 871-2117. Good condition. $500. after 5 p.m. ‘‘ i p.m. CREATIVE Apartments lor Rent 53 then only to U n size ot 646-0262. Construction. Remodeling, covers, $2.50. Yale contained speaker, por­ MANCHESTER Duplex - or shine. M op^, wicker, Telephone Leon at 6493539. EXPRESSIONS. Typewriter Service. 649- six rooms, three bedrooms, FLORIDA Vacation-Condo 1978 VESPA “Motor area for over 5 years. the original Insertion. TEACHERS - Are you home improvements, ad­ table, never used. $250. MANCHESTER- One and many assorted items. tired of working too hard SMALL LOADS OF ditions, bathroom & 4986. I’hone 643-5336. 2 on busline. Security resort minutes from Scooter, silver, , 125cc. Errors which do not MECHANIC WITH two bedroom apartments required. 643-1845 or 643- Disney World. 2-bdr. units Showroom, condition. 196 losson Hw value ol the for too little and not even knowledge of front end, STONE, trap rock, play kitchen remodeling, available. Centrally TAG SALE - Saturday 9 to Sell them —and being appreciated? Your sand, white stone, loam roofing, siding, repairs, SWING SET - In fair condi­ LUDWIG five piece drum 1773.______1 . 371 Oak S tr e e t, TAG SALE - Entire apart­ with kitchen. Olympic miles, original. No time to adverUsemeot will not brakes and tune-up. Apply located on busline near ment, furniture, household pool, lake, tennis, Wedkly instructional and and pool sand door & window replace­ tion. Buyer digmantels. set - all hardware and sym­ Manchester. Much mis­ SELL ride. $1200. 6496629 after 5 ft ■ be correctod by an ad- at Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Rain Barrel, $10.00 each. shopping center and MANCHESTER - available items, clothing, etc. 15 $240, Vacation Village, newcomers—on organizational skills make Main Street, Manchester. DELIVERED. Telephone ment and alterations.646- bols. Like new - must sell. schools. For further details cellaneous, including two Central Avenue, East p.m. dlUonal InsarUoli. you the perfect candidate 644-1775. ■Call 646-4995. 646-5573 after 5 pm. immediately. Deluxe 3V2 full size beds. P.O. Box 951, Clermont, 1379, call 649-7157. room apartment. Stove, Hartford - Saturday and Fla. 32711. 904-394-4091. for a rewarding career in your business. real estate. Call Ed Gor­ LAWN MOWERS COLEMAN TENT 11x10, Boats-Accessorles 45 refrigerator, dishwasher, THREE FAMILY garage Sunday, 195. Cempers-Trallers-Mobllo FARRAND MANCHESTER - Newly central air-conditioning, A man to discuss the first NURSES AIDES REPAIRED - Free pick-up REMODELING spun-polyester. New, never decorated one bedroom sale - 3 Ashworth Street, Homes 65 step toward a more All Shifto and delivery. 10% Senior Cabinets, Roofing, used, $165. Selling due to 1973 GASTRON GT 150 heat and hot water in­ May 21st and 22nd. 95. GIANT TAG SALE - 95. □ AUTOMOTIVE apartment. Access to shop­ cluded. $395. 649-4003. Outboard. Saturday and mu satisfying future. EM Gor­ Call Mra. Blain - Discount. ECONOMY Gutters, Room Additions, sickness. 643-1145, keep with 115 H.P. Mercury ping centers, buslines and Bikes, tools, ladder, ASHFORD - Immaculate 2 man Associates, Realtors LAWN MOWER - 647-3660. trying. v motor with power trim. fireplace set, mis­ Sunday. Moving. 21 Stone 88% * of our readers Dir. of Nuraaa Decks, all types of schools. For further details FIVE ROOMS - second Street, Manchester. Autos For Sole 61 bedroom mobile home on 1 6494040. Remodeling and Repairs. 721-8409 after 5 p.m. cellaneous, antiques. THON plus acres land. Partial Hanrl|fHtrr 646-0129 5 PC PINE Bedroom set - please call 528-4196 floor, mature married cou­ •••••••••••••••••••••*** Manchaatar Manor EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ FREE Estimates. Fully in­ between 9 and 5 pm or ple, no children/pets, own CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe basement, 8x16 wood say advertising is WANTED: Experienced ting, driveway sealing, sured, Telephone 643-6017. $525., pine coffee table, CANOE - 18 ft. Lincoln TAG SALE - Saturday, storage shed and large gar­ Nuraing Homa after 5 pm and weekends, utilities and heat. $365. 643- DeVille - 72^000 miles. Runs Pressmen, 2-3 years experienced. College $60.00, 6'/z X 3>/2 ft. tinted with keel. Very good condi­ 649-7157. 52^T______May 22nd, 10-4 p.m. Multi­ Good condition. $2700 or den area. Priced for im- experience running multi 385 West Center St. senior, references. Call SIDING AND ROOFING - glass mirror, $100. All tion - including paddles, family. Some antiques in­ ihediate sale at $25,000. important to the TAG SALE - Saturday, 192. Best offer. Telephone 742- and Itek duplicators. Good Manchester P eter Krupp, 643-0468. replacement windows, all prices negotiable. 646-5550. car rack and vests. $350. 118 .MAIN STREET - Three VERY LARGE two cluded. 122 Grissom Road, Household items. 26 Jarvis 6800 - Keep trying. Some owner financing. Call working conditions and Free estimates. phases of remodeling. Free After 5 p.m. call 872-8059. Manchester, (take May 15th 487-0433 after 6:00 p.m. room heated apartment. bedroom apartment with Road, Manchester. merchant. benefits at area commer­ estimates. Telephone 643- MCCULLOCH MINl-Mac Hot water, no appliances, appliances, centrally Kennedy to Hamilton to TEACHER - Special 14" chain saw, $80.00 or 1973 AMC HORNET cial print shop. Please call Education for cro ss- 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for Sporting Goods 46 security. Tenant in­ located. $450 per month. Grissom). TAG SALE - miscellaneous Thru 40' X 8’ TRAILER - Good 6466161 for interview. best offer. AMF tricycle - •••••••••••••••••••***** wagon. Good dependable condition. Partially fur- □ NOTICES categorical class at Middle Mike. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 Lease, security and household and furniture. good condition, $15.00. DAISY 760 B-B rifle - used weekdays. references. Available June TAG SALE - Saturday, Saturday and Sunday, 9-4. transportation. $500. or nished. Bath with tub. School beginning ATTICS, GARAGES, Telephone 649-3987. B.O. Can be seen at 224 Oak UNDERCOVERWEAR - September 1982. Must be ALL TYPES once. $25. Call 232-5295 3-9 1st. 649-2252. May 22nd. 24 Rosewood 128 Campfield Road. May 22nd $2000. 875-8070 . 88%* of our readers Mehns financial in­ CELLARS CLEANED - CARPENTRY WORK. No p.m. 236-0643 8-5 p m. Lane, Bolton. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. St,, Manch. after 5:30 p.m. rS Loti and Found 1 certified in special educa­ Light trucking. All types of MANSFIELD Center - dependence, personal job too small. Call David SIMMONS Beauty rest VVoodsedge apartments. Rain or shine. MULTI FAMILY - Utility TOLLAND COUNTY tion. Special Education brush and trash removed. mattress for double bed. TAG SALE Automotive Service 6 6 say advertising is LOST: GRAY Long haired success and sheer delight teaching experience 643-8996. COLT PYTHON .357 Newly renovated, country trailer, 32” storm door, 10 1971 CHEVROLET Con- Persian cat. Blue collar. for you! For more infor­ Call 643-1947. Excellent condition. Magnum - Nickel finish - setting, two bedrooms, cours wagon. Posi- VOLKSWAGEN desired. Send letter and Telephone 649-3541 after speed, Christmas tree, TRUCK REPAIRS - All Pearl Street, Manchester. mation on home lingerie resume to Dr. Donald R.E. MILLER & SON - never used licensed gun. $310. Includes heat and hot bathroom sink, lamps, traction, trailering axle, 24 Tolland Tpko parties, call 6497265. CHILD CARE - days. Ages Remodeling, additions, 5:30 p.m. Buyer must have permit. TAG SALE-Sat. all day. 2 aspects, no job too large or important to the REWARD. Telephone 649 Nicoletti, Director of Pupil water. Telephone 429-1270 M three and up. Call Gail 649- books, portable typewriter, roof rack, 350 V8, power (Rl. 83) 9697 after 6 p.m. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ Call 647-9759 after 6 p.m. or 233-9660. family. Air cond., double TAG SALE - Ten years of steering, automatic, radio, small. Manchester 4WD Personnel Services, Coven­ 1633. SEARS 9000 BTU air- treasure. Saturday and housewares, toys, ice VERNON, CT. Center, 248 Spruce Street. CLERK - Board of Educa­ try Public Schools, 78 eling, gutters, aluminum bed, many mLsdi'T72 skates. 5/22; rain 5/23. 9 to rear defogger, more. consumer. LOST: LADIES gold wrist tion - take minutes at all and vinyl siding installed - conditioner. Plxcellent con­ Wanted to Buy 49 MAIN STREET - Three Sunday, 9-5 p.m. 58 Notch Original owner. 643-2880. 649-2638__ Telephone 649-0261. Ripley Hill Road, Coven­ CONCRETE WORK Done - dition. $75.00. Telephone ••••••••••• Hilliard Stj^^anchester Road, Bolton, 5. 155 Benton Street. watch. Omega, possible board meetings - $5.00 per try, Ct. 06238 or call 742- year round. Telephone 649- room healed apartment. hour. Contact Tolland Sidewalks, patio, walls and 1421 or 649-2954. 649-2691. WANTED? House attach­ between bus stop at Deer­ 8913. E.O.E. floors. Free estimates. Hot water, appliances. No field Drive at West Middle Board of EMucation, 879 ment for General Electric pets. Security, parking. Telephone 875-0572. ONE COFFEE Table ‘A” Turnpike and Manchester 9682. Position to start May MECHANIC - for Gravely Heating-Plumbing 35 upright vacuum cleaner 523-7047. Parkade. REWARD. 649 26th, E.O.E. plate glass, boomerang, model AVF801. Telephone- Tractors. Experienced. PAT’S LAWNMOWlNG $40; 19 black and white 3131. Morneau Lawn and Garden 643-8645. DOWNTOWN MAIN Street SITTER NEEDED for and raking service. Free TV, portable, $30.00 . 649- «•••••••••••••••••****** - completely remodeled A EquipmiEquipment - Mansfield, first grade child from St. Estimates. Call Pat 289 it 8314. XL 423-6351. M&M Plumbing and two bedroom. Heat, James, before and after 9211. * R EN TA LS appliances, parking. $350. Heating, Manchester. 649- FILM BARGAIN - Out-of- school. Call 6492691 after BABYSITTER needed in Security, references. FOUND: Bifocal glasses working hours. , BABYSITTING done in my 2871. Small repairs, date Kodak Verichrome my home (possible live- house. Keeney Street remodeling, heating, Rooms for Pent 52 Telephone 646-1642 after 5 with tan and brown case. Pan 126 film, 12-exposure p.m. weekdays. Lake Street area. in). Mnimum 40 hours per School area. Ages 3 and up. baths, kitchens and water rolls for Instamatic. ••••••••••••••••******** SECRETARY AD week. Good references, Telephone 646-8554. AGENCY- Must be able to Call 6490867. heaters. Free estimates! Twenty-five rolls for $5. MANCHESTER - Nice FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - own transportation. Bolton •••••••••••••••••••••*** Call Doug Bevins at The type at least 50 wpm; and area. 643-7263 after 5 p.m. room with kitchen Garage. Inquire after 5 LOST - Grissom Road area take shorthand 90 wpm. RAY HARDY cleaning, Flooring 36 Herald, 643-2711, after 1 privileges. Gentleman p.m., 75 North Street, large calico fcat. Answers Some one who is self- painting, yard work, odd •••••••••••••••••••***** p.m, Y s c ie n c e TEACHER - preferred. $50.00 weekly. Manchester. -T V . to Missy. Reward. 6497559 motivated and is looking jobs, Manchester area. FLOORSANDING - Floors Half time to teach 9th Leave message. 6497973. like new! Specializing in Security. Telephone 643- or 647-9117. for a- career and not just a PHOTO ENLARGER - Ar­ 1878. TWO ROOMS - partially r Vi » V - ' ^ . ^sii •••••••••••••••••••••••• grade Science. Call Bolton older floors. Natural and nold Sun Ray enlarger, job. Call Judy, 6492900. High School, 6492768 for an furnished - $250 per month. Personele 2 stained floors. No waxing Model D, for 2‘/4 by 2‘/4 No pets. Call 649-4356. •••••••••••••••••••*•*** NURSES AIDES provide application. anymore John Verfaille, negatives. With 3.5 inch, Rose Trimmed RUSSELL’S HAIR personal care to people in 646-5750. f/4.5 lens. Needs cleaning STYLING & BARBER CLERICAL - Local Oil COMPLETE and repair. Great for parts their homes. Home health Company in need of For Playtime I SHOP- 195 Spruce Street. aid certification or nurses □MISC. FOR SALE or for copy stand. Call someone with good ap­ TREE SPRAYING Doug Bevins at The I'n*'} Unisex Service. Enhance aide training preferred. titude for figures. FREE ESTIMATES your image! Looklook good-goou-^ Training pprovided if FULLY INSURED ...... y ...... Herald, 643-2711, after 1 Knowledge of calculator Household Goods 40 feel great! Appointments, needed. F lex ib ility in imperitive. Excellent paid Call Mon-FrI 646-6m 9. ______hours. Must have own benefits. AppW at 414 lOam - 5pm USED PHOTO ACCESSORIES - transportation.spo Mileage Tolland Street, East Hart­ WHAT A DEAL! paid. For further informa­ 643-2658 REFRICERATORS, Two Nikon 35mm film □ EMPLOYMENT tion, call Manchester ford. WASHERS. RANGES - cassettes and one Contax Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 35mm film cassette, $5 Public Health Nursing TYPIST for 'final 13 A ssociation, 647-1481. & Service. Low prices! each. Two Graflite I Help Wonted manuscripts and other LAWNS MOWED, Avg. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main EOE. flashbulb guns, $5 each. precise typing. Top Pay. lawn $7. Odd jobs, painting, Street. 643-2171. Call Doug Bevins at The WORK AT HOME jobs Part time. Must have good WE HAVE AN excellent cleaning, done oy am­ •Herald, 643-2711, after 1 available! Substantial ear­ typewriter. Close to Ver­ bitious graduate student. DOUBLE HUNG Windows nings possible, call 504-641- opportunity for a Lathe non. Please call Mary p.m. ^ 3 , extension 494, for in­ person with at least 7 years ■Telephone 646-6868. with casings, storms, Dunlap, 10 am - 4 pm, screens, one 30” by 48” . GENERAL ELECTRIC formation. experience. Excellent weekdays 646-6919. fringe benefits and liberal WOMAN AVAILABLE for One 38” by 36” . $30.00 Steam or Dry Iron - good PART TIME. Your overtime. Call 647-9935 M irirnirn ?f‘ernoon work each. Telephone 644-1950. conditio"!!, lls'lM. Puritron between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. WAITRESSES NEEDED {qp professional person or ...... purifier, nt telephone and our four ^ y s per week at local elderiy. Mancherter area. Articles lor Sale 41 tion $15 00^*Cair^-3388. customers turn spare time Appointments can also be downtown restaurant. Telephone 523-0510...... ’ ______into super earnings. 529 scheduled for after Experienced preferred. MOVING - selling 6631. working hours. Paragon Only serious applicants Tool Co., Inc. 121 Adams GARDENS TILLED - waterbed, $150., dresser need apply, between 3 and Troy-built rear end tiller. ★ Street, Manchester. ALUMINUM SHEETS with mirror $85., sofa and MA’TURE AND Responsi­ 5 pipm - Fani’s Kitchen; 1015 Reasonable prices. chair $100., recliner $75., 2 DAYS used as printing plates. .007 LINES ble person for permanent | h(.| huiin Street, Manchester. Telephone 644-9107 MEDICAL thick, 23x28'-4 . 50c each, walnut cabinet $70., full or part time work. humidifier $65., coffee Some retail experience RECEPTIONIST - full or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- time, 4W day week. LIGHT TRUCKING - at­ table $30,, Nissen gym­ necessary. Pleasant □ REAL ESTATE tics' and basements 2711. They MUST be picked Im m ediate opening In up before 11:00 a.m. only. nastic mat 6’ X 12’ $95., 3- (OFFER.EXPIRES MAY 318^ 1982) working conditions In cleaned, lawns mowed, let speed ladies Columbia bike modem pharmacy. Apply Manchester area. Pleasant ^ (Non-canc«labl«) surroundings - excellent Homos For Sale 23 us haul Vour unwante, t » 0 ti.SO fir •acli $5,600.” Raised ranch, 3/' 1/2-season. $45.00. years. Size 2 ... pinafore, Painting-Pepering 32 Coromandel screen, royal atttni, plot SOC lor potUto and M7-9946 Br, Ig Family Room, doulton dinner set, simoge Telephone 646-1841. endllii. % yard, contrast ruffle, Fieldstohe F.P., extras. and havilland china. ANM CABOT h i yard; panties, % yard. $89,900. Century 21 Lindsey OIL TANK 275 gallon, ItelMMlalmH Pattemt available only INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Telephone 634-0707. 1190 A«i. M Amiricu R. Estate, 6494000. PAINTING - Wallpapering $45.00. After 4pm telephone Nia Tu b , N.T. tOOM in sixes ehoion. •••••• and Drywall Installation. GARMENT BAG for 647-9571. Pri-t Maiop, Addmi altk ZIP TO ORDER, aaad $1.90 far. aacR 643-2711 COCE aad Stirli Hmkpf. Httora, piBa 900. far paataft aad Quality professional work. traveling, folds canvas kandliti. ' -V- ' - WANTED- □ BUSINESS Reasonanle prices. Free 1982 ALBUM w ith 16-page SUE BURNETT sturdy zipper with handle ATTENTION ARTHRITIC GIFT SECTION with full ltd ■atkitla fenH and SERVICES Estimates! loilly insured. $25. 646-1617.______PATIENTS - perfect lift directions. Price ... $2.25. lltOAno. ddRaitrlcit G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Nta York, M.Y. 100M PART TIME action chair to sit or stand, BOOM AT 91J9 EACH 1600 BTU-Air Temp air- Print Name, Addrass altk ZIP great relief for painful a-l29-OOLL9-Old tod Naa. Noa Betvieee Ollerod 31 INTERIOR AND coiiditioner; 86 piece West­ ta drati tAim; Baa to makt tiiaoi. CODE, Stria Nomkar aad Slaa. ###♦#####•#•#••••••••••• moreland grape pattern knee and leg ailments, New FASHION with HELP EXTERIOR Painting and also; Parkinson and stroke B-tlO - KEEP9AKE BUIITB. 24 LIGHT TOUCKING - Fen­ Paperhanging. Ceilings milk glass dinner set, ser­ diacid tad appIlBBtd dnigBt. Photo-Guide patterns in MUST BE 18 YR8. OR OVER and heart trouble. Very a-Ilt-HEIBlOOH HANBn«0BK-20 all size ranges, has a I to 111— cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ repaired or replaced. Free vice for eight and serving ages cleaned. All types pieces; older Vogue Ginny secure. 100% condition. typtt dl ntadltaotB iBIIIt. special Grace Cole Collec­ CALL 64?-0947 estimates. Fully insured. B I12-T0 GIVE ar REEP-40 ead- tion for larger sizes; plus trash, brush removed. dolls. Anytime, May 22nd Original cost $895, sell to dlaaarB Homt ta niaBa. References. Martin the best bidder. 4 ^ West 2 BONUS Coupons! ASK FOR JOHN . . . Picket, Split Rail, Stake ^ttsson after 3:00 p.m., and 23rd, 1135 Sullivan a lai-CRAFT-U pafaa tl bbIoB- Middle Tpke., Apt. 38. la-maBa ItaoH. . P r ic e ____ $1.25. - Bptw—n 8;80 t.m . mid lim o •■mi. Fences installed. 528-0670. 649-4431. Avenue, South Windsor. •T-