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observes Leeb, by refusing for the moment to pump up yrinners in the latest market outburst during which the The big questions in stock market land: the money supply even more. Standard & Poor’s 400-stock index (between Aug. 11 and How deep a sell-off? Has it already begun? And if it Though this action disappointed the market (in turn Jan. 5) shot up about 39 percent? Clear tonight; .Manchester, Cohn. has, what stocks are likely to get smashed the most? precipatating the recent sell-off), Leeb feels the'Fed Homebuilding led the way (up 112 percent), followed' For some answers, let's get some perspective. move will be short-lived. The economy, he points out, is Saturday, Jan. 29, 1983 by instrumentation (81 percent); metals (75 percent); ' cloudy Sunday If you look at the last six bull markets coming out of a Dan Dorfman still too weak. And until the recovery is self-sustaining, tires (71 percent); air transport (65 percent); forest recession (prior to the most recent one), you’ll un­ the Fed can’t afford to retighten the credit reins. Single copy 25ip products (63 percent); autos (61 percent); building — See page 2 doubtedly be surprised to learn that the explosive rally Syndicated Accordingiy, the word from Leeb (and he’s by no Hrralft we’ve just had — about 39 percent or 300 Ltow points in, materials (60 percent), and textile-apparel (58 percent). Columnist means alone) is that we’ll see the Fed, over the next six just five months — was not overly spectacular. weeks, further cut the discount rate to at least 8 percent TRANSLATING these groups into individual stocks, The average such gain since ’48 has been a much hef­ and maybe 7 'A percent. At present, the discount rate— Leeb has come up with a list of what he regards as the 18 tier 60 percent. And the only bull market that failed to the rate at which banks borrow from the Fed — is 8 lA most vulnerable equities — ones susceptible to 25 to 35 to'' 39 percent was the one that commenced in October percent. percent declines. 1960. On that occasion, the rally was just 36 percent. Though any further Fed cuts in the discount rate They are U.S. Home, Pulte Home, Hewlett-Packard, However, one might attribute- this below-average analysts to conclude that a healthy market correction is would likely benefit the stock market, Leeb feels strong­ Perkin-Elm er, Hudson Bay, Phibro, Goodyear, showing to‘an extraordinary circumstance — the shoot­ Reagan indeed under way, Leeb, at one time research director ly that this is a good tinie to sell specific stocks — given Budget Goodrich, AMR, UAL, Weyerhaeuser, Champion Inter­ out between President Kennedy and the steel industry. of Indicator Digest, a leading investment advisory ser­ the roughiy 15 percent market correction he sees un­ national, Ford, Chrysler, Jim Walter, U.S. Gypsum, In that instance.cthe market was pulverized after vice, doesn’t believe it. folding in about six weeks. Jonathan Logan and VF Corp. Kennedy forced the industry to rescind price hikes, sub­ "It’s a setback, pot a correction,” he says. sequently tumbling a wocked 27 percent: AND ALL T H A T BRINGS us back to the question Another 10 stocks that our man rates as extremely MIAs top It's worth noting too that the average market gain A SETB ACK, as Leeb interprets it, is a 5-7 percent posed at the outset of the column, namely: What stocks vulnerable in any decline are Fay’s Durg, Coachmen In­ details during the six bull markets (prior to a 10 to 15 percent decline; a correction, a 10-15 percent drop. are likely to take the worst drubbing in the event of a dustries, Vendo, American Savings & Loan, Telex, correction! lasted nearly 16 months. And the shortest Leeb figures the current,^‘‘setback” will knock the stiff self-off? ' Paine Webber, Shaklee Corp., Limited Inc., General such rally (from the October '74 bottom) was nine Dow down to no more than the 1,000 level, perhaps in the For some answers, Leeb undertook an analysis of the Nutrition and Coleco Industries. priority months. , next week or so. Following that, he sees a jump to the 13 percent market correction that followed the 50 per­ Leeb believes that any holders of the "vulnerable” Accordingly, one could legitimately conclude that the low 1,100s by early March. And then, Leeb expects a cent surge in stock prices between October of ’74 and stocks should immediately sell at least 50 percent of I current bull market — if you can call it that — has con­ true market correction that should send the Dow skid­ Juiy of ’75. I their positions. If they do not, he concludes, they sure By D AN IE L F. GILMORE released ding to about 950 over the foilowing eight to 12 weeks. better know something about the company that the rest siderably more mileage. Significantly, the 10 strongest groups during that WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Our market analyst figures that the current "set­ of the market doesn’t. This data — plus the bullish conclusion — comes from market surge feli nearly twice as much (about 24 per­ dent Reagan, in an emotional back” is strictly a function of the Federal ReserVe’s Asked to name his three favorite stocks for 1983, Leeb- Stephen Leeb, tbe savvy editor of the Investment cent) during the three-month correction between July speech to relatives of servicemen WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Rea­ choose Intel and Advanced Micro-Devices, two leading Strategist, a biweekly investment letter out of Jersey determination to spook the hot commodity markets, es­ and October of ’75. And some of the best performers still missing in Southeast Asia, gan will propose an $848 billion 1984 budget companie.s in the semiconductor field, and Medtronic City, N.J., with some 1,400 subscribers. pecially gold; in other words, to cool off some renewed were pounded for losses of 30 to 35 percent. called on Hanoi Friday to account that would cul Medicare and retirement While the recent market pasting has led a number of inflationary expectations. And the Fed’s doing this. So the obvious question: 'Who were the biggest Inc., the country’s largest producer of pacemakers. for the 2,494 Americans and end costs, freeze domestic programs, and their famiUed' anguish. I? increase defense spending for an $189 A billion deficit, sources said Friday. The president, standing before a small black POW-MIA flag pinned The budget, which will be submitted to to a curtain, said his administra­ Congress Monday, would reduce projected tion will give the issue "the highest federal deficits by $43 billion in fiscal 1984 Young company gets and a total of $558 billion over the next five national priority” and that broad bipartisan support exists in Con­ years, congressional sources said. gress to bring the situation to a If the budget were enacted, federal • - * * * i '‘m* deficits would drop from $189 billion in 1984 successful close. "Today, I want you to know that to $117 billion in 1988. they said. The first $1 your vigil is over,” Reagan told a trillion budget would occur> in 1987. 'fowl' start in business convention of the National League As Reagan outlined in his State of the of Families of American Prisoners Union address Tuesdjiy night, most domes­ and Missing in Southeak Asia. tic spending is frozin at current levels. Bv Bob Lowry theme, it is unique, said Rutz, The game probably could be sold “ Your government is attentive and Direct spending for cefense in 1984 would United Press International because it is the only continuous to orie of the large electronic the intelligence assets of the increase $30 billion ov?r this year’s level. AUSTIN, Texas (UPl) - Theold motion 3-D game available for the companies that sell video games, Checking United States are fully focused on Congressional budget leaders were joke about the chicken crossing the TRS-80 computer. but Watkins and Rutz said that this issue." i r briefed on Capitol Hill by Treasury road is no laughing matter to two "Halls of Time” was advertised would be only a short-term profit It out The president was openly moved Secretary Donald Regan, budget director young Texans who hope to use the for sale at $27.95 each in "80 for them and would not give their when 600 people crowded into the David Stockman end chief economic motif to spotlight their fledgling Micro," the TRS-80 owners’ company the exposure they’re auditorium of a Virginia hotel a adviser Martin Feldstein. It was their first computer software company. magazine. , seeking. Itf-minute . ride from the White look at the final budget. Morgan Watkins, 28, and Paul MOPS WASN’T exactly over­ Watkins, who works part time at Darlene Hawkins, House stood and applauded his Sources on Capitol Hill said the budget’s Rutz, 23, the principal stock­ whelmed by mail orders, but the University of Texas computer quality control tech­ pledge. In turn, he hailed them as largest savings would come from the holders in Mops Computer Sys­ Watkins said it was a learning center, and Rutz, a graduate nician for Fairchild "a room of heroes who Kept a vigil “reform” of "entitlement” guaranteed tems. Inc., an Austin company experience. student at UT in computer science, of unprecedented faith and benefit programs, such as Social Security, Burns Co. In Medicare-Medicaid and- food stamps, they forrried in May 1981, are "It was worth the effort, but it formed their business after meet­ devotion.” trying to break into the highly hasn’t made us wealthy yet,” he ing at church. Winston-Salem, The organization is the driving where people who meet certain require­ competitive software business. said. "W e learned what we needed Their goal is to get into the N.C., checks out the force behind efforts to obtain a full ments are entitled to federal benefits. They theorized they needed to learn and got about the number traditional computer software bus­ multiplexing sys­ accounting t>f the 2,494 Americans A total of $228 billion would be cut from something to create favorable of orders we expected." iness and leave video games to still listed as missing following the benkit program costa from 19M througli tem In new airline 1988, sources said. Some $80 billion of that exposure for the company, which Now, Mops is moving to market others, but Watkins acknowl­ Vietnam War. seats. The system total is from the Social Security rescue currently operates out of a bed­ a more sophisticated color video edged, "w e may keep our hand in Its convention is being held on The last waltz proyides music and, package put together earlier. room in Watkins’ apartment. game that will be used on the IBM it." the lOth anniversary of the signing The Hartford Ballet Is showcasing two dances Medicare would be the next largest THEY DECIDED to market a personal computer. Mops has sold teaching pro­ movie soundtacks of the Paris peace accords, which One, entitled "Fabric," Is set to Charles Ives’s “Three benefit program to be cut, by some $22 video game ' The game, called "Fowl Play,” grams to the university and hopes to passengers who officially ended American combat Places In New England" and concerns the ethnic billion over the next five years, sources "Instead of coming out with, say, ' will be in full color with accompan­ to generate more bqsiness through listen with earplug- involvement in Southeast Asia. said. These would include cost- control an accounting program, we’re ying sound effects. The object is to the good will c re a te by its video Tbe league arranged to vote groups that comprised the early settlement ot the type headsets. measures, such as increasing hospital trying to get out there with the score points by moving three games. Friday evening on a resolution to region. The other, entitled "Waltzes," is danced to Burns Is a division co-payments made by patients and freezing video gam es." said Watkins. chickens across a b’usy multi-lane The tiny company employs two offer a $250,000 reward for infor­ music bv Franz Schubert. Lett, Jeanne Tears GIrlor ot of Fairchild Indus­ the amount of reimbursement payments “ They’re popular and people like highway and a railroad track. people, an accountant and a mation resulting in the return alive the Hartford Ballet concentrates on her next move. th em .” " I t ’s not the kind of game you’d programmer.' Watkins’ wife, Dee- tries Inc. L/ made to physicians. of any one of the missing. Above, Judith Gosnel prepares tor a lift. Mops’ first effort — completed in want to play for 24 hours,” said Dee, an artist, also helps out. \\\ : “ The anguish you have suffered May 1982 — was a three- Watkins. “ But if you’re tired of Watkins said he hopes hard work ^ the families of brave men listed dimensional game called "Halls of doing accounts receivable (on the and long hours eventually will pay as prisoners of war or as miss ing in Time, ” which took about 2,000 computer), you could take a break off. "W e want to get to the point action — is unspeakable, some­ hours to design and program. and play ‘Fowl Play’.’ ’ where it will support all of us,” said thing the rest of us can never really The game only runs in black- MOPS HAS HIRED a marketing Rutz. know even in partial measure,” and-white on the Radio Shack firm in hopes of getting the game Nuke-free zone wouldn't change much Reagan told the conference. TRS-80 personal computer — the into retail outlets. There still are “ People who are dedicated and largest selling personal computer some minor refinements to be keep busting can make it,” Wat­ He took note that "some pro­ Those sessions, the Mutual and s^When the commission proposed in the United States. made in the programming, but kins said. ” We don't want to get the Battlefield weapons are those icy of flexible response, which gress” has been made by the MOS(X)W (U PI) — A Soviet Balanced Force Reduction Talks tn?nuclear-free zone last summer, Even though the game centers Rutz said, "w e ’re trying toget it on reputation as hackers. We design communist governments in Hanoi, proposal to create a nuclear-free with a short range and would not refers to the West's decision to recognize the possible necessity of (M B FR ), resumed Thursday after the Soviet delegate demurred on around the standard "m a ze ” the market as fast as we can,” and build very carefully.” Vientiane and Phnom Penh on an zone in central Europe would not include the medium-range SS-20s, using nuclear weapons to stop the a six-week recess. They have been the grounds such weapons could be accounting, but said further efforts affect the medium-range nuclear SS-4S and SS-5s which NATO is onslaught of a Soviet tank thrust deadlocked for 10 years. Medium- quickly moved back into the zone. are needed "to end the years of warheads Moscow already has in trying to counter by deploying across the Iron Curtain. range weapons are under discus­ uncertainty." place, a Western diplomat said cruise and Pershing-2 missiles “ We are trying to reduce tlje sion in Geneva. "What’s to stop them — or us — Friday. starting at the end of 1983, the moving weapons quickly back into Financial supermarkets questioned " I call on tbe government in Tbe official Tass news agency Western diplomat said. danger of surprise attack by either Hanoi to honor their pledges to the NATO deploys short-range wea­ side by lowering the level of forces The Soviet proposal was couched a 600-kilometer-wide zone as said the Soviet Union would be as a response to a suggestion from American people on the POW-MIA willing to negotiate a ban on pons against the numerically su­ (through talks in Vienna) ... Their well?” the diplomat said. an East-West commission headed WASHINGTON (UPI) - One- “ There are enormous problems, Isaac gave two examples of the "The people who gain most from issue," the prekdent said. “ Not for battlefield nuclear weapons in a perior Warsaw Pact troops and proposal seeks to hinder NATO’s by Swedish prime Minister Olof “ That’s why we prefer the stop shopping for dishwashers and potentiai conflicts, when you talk kind of intermingling the FDIC deregulation are consumers. Mr. me, not (or our government — but 37(>-iniIe-wide band centered on the tanks. capacity to carry out the defense of Palme to establish a 185-mile-wide troop-reduction approach (the loans has gone too far and retailers about intermingling banking and questions. Isaac appears to be a federal (or our missing men and those of East German-West German The diplomat said Moscow was Europe through its strategy of zone. Vienna talks) like Sears Roebuck & Co. may be general commerce,” Isaac said. "Sears Roebuck and National regulator who has lost touch with you who did nothing to deserve this border. trying to undermine NATO’s pol­ flexible response,” he said. forced to give up their financial Isaac said the principal problem ^teel both own federally insured the marketplace in an age of .terrible emotional ordeal you have services, a top federal banking was "some inherent conflicts that savings and loans which now have deregulation.” endurkt." regulator warned. can develop ... and unsafe practi­ commercial lending powers and Sears became a widely diversi­ f- William M. Isaac, director of the ces” which could ailow companies checking authority,” he said. "In fied financial conglomerate last Reagan credited the organiza­ ■ a Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo­ with access to federaliy insured other words they’re banks. In my year, offering investments tion with overcoming many obsta­ ration, told reporters Thursday his deposits and lending resources to through its brokerage subsidiary cles, including governmental red O'Neill: Parlors OK, casinos aren't judgment a bank shouldn’t own a tape and bureaucracy, to keep 1 agency is preparing proposais to pressure competitors or steel company. Why should a steel Dean Witter Reynolds, mortgages Congress that wouid reverse the customers. company be permitted to own a and commercial loans through their crusade alive. law. The board’s decision also will "O f course, they are following of the so-called "commuter tax,” a trend toward department stores " I t ’s been our experience some federally insured savings and Allstate Savings and Loan Associa­ HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. State Bond Commission. "You are the ones who have add wagering on dog races to all of the dictates and the availability of version of which he vetoed last offering financiai services. areas of risk are so great a bianket loan?” tion, money market mutual funds William O’Neill said Friday he had Rep. Abraham G iles, D- forged a partnership to realize our the parlors. year after it was adopted by the -'ia Isaac said the Federal Reserve prohibition is better than a specific In Chicago, Edward R. Telling, through Sears-U.S. Government no objections to a state board’s Hartford, and Rep. Clement the laws that are. on the books as common quest: tbe return of all Legislature. Board agreed the trend has gone (rule), because a specific (rule) chairman and chief executive . Money Market Trust in addition to decision to open. new Off-Track Young, D-Bridgeport, have filed far as I can see," he said, adding POWs, the fullest possible account­ The board hopes the added too far, but the Reagan adminis­ can be gotten around too easily,” officer of Sears said through a its insurance products sold by Betting parlors and possibly ex­ bills that would allow casino the expansion involves the same ing for those still missing and tbe number of 0TB parlors and O’Neill will present his proposed tration did not. he said. spokesman: Allstate Insurance Coro. pand tbe lottery. gambling In hotel complexes in the type of gambling already allowed. repatriation of remains of those However, O’ Neill said he would Hartford areh and in Bridgeport. extending the Play 4 game will budget tolawmakers on Feb. 9. He who died serving our nation," he not accept casino gambling in ' Although opposed to caslnp Increase gambling revenue within On another topic, O’Neill again wouldn’t say what it will include or said. limits of a moratorium on new I Connecticut and did not expect gambling, O'Neill said he had no said it was unlikely he would what the bottom line on the legislation to legalize casino gam­ objections to a decision by the legalized gambling facilities in Bankers battle “ The myth that this effort is recommend a tax on people who package will be. bling to make it through tbe Gaming Policy Board to open (our Connecticut. PAIR PICKED BY SAVINGS BANK OF Public partisan or needlessly raises your commute to jobs in Connecticut Legislature and to his desk. new Off-Track Betting parlors and wlhholding law hopes has now been dashed," be "W e’ve reduced it as much as MANCHESTER,,' “ I ’m against casino gambling possibly expand the “ Play 4" " I haven’t recommended any of from other states as part of his said. "The government bureau­ possible in our opinion and it w ill be . . . P. Paul Berte (left), RtSis H. Hollander records PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - NEW 1983 BUICK and I have.been anid certainly do lottery from two to six days a week. these solutions to the gaming budget plan for the 1983-84 fiscal cracy now ui^erstands that these Rhode Island bankers are battling not expect anything to reach my The (our new 0TB parlors commission," O’Neill said when year. up to the General Assembly, of goals are tbe highest national course, once I release it to them on Sears, Roebuck and Co. a new federal law requiring taxes desk, hut if it did. I'd veto casino approved by the board Thursday asked if he recommended the RECAL priority and there is strong biparti­ “ I haven't ruled it out but it's still Feb. 9 to render their decision,” he releasing Francis G. to be witheld on interest and gambling in the state,” O'Neill told will give the state 20 parlors, the expansion to help resolve the Corporators elected l - O r . san support in tbe Gongress." Adams Jr. and Janice M. dividends starting July 1. reporters after a meeting of tbe maximum allowed under existing state’s money problems. highly unlikely,” the governor said said. Two corporators were elected at member at Manchester Commun­ Adams, property at 124 W. The campaign by the Rhode coun the annual meeting of the Savings ity Coilege. Middle Turnpike. Island Bankers Association is part of a national drive by banking and Bank of Manchester Monday at the Berte was graduated from Bow- Beneficial Finance Co. Equipped with other financial industry groups to Mancherster Country Club. doin College and the Columbia releasing Francis G. tinted glass, rear They are A. Paul Berte, secre­ University School of Law. He also Adams and <. Janice M. block implementation of the wifh- delogger, air condition­ inside Todmy West Coast DracGS TOP fifth storm tary of the Board of Compensation holds an master’s degree from Adams, property at 124 W. olding requirements. ing, tilt wheel, electric clock. 20 pagea, 2 gectiona Commissioners for the State of Columbia’s Graduate School of Middle Turnpike. The banks will have cards AM/'FM stereo, automatic. PS. Storms Forecast CentM- in Kansas Pasadena, Calif., site of Sunday’s north and two in the south. customers can sign asking the By United Presa International A flood warning waa isaued (or Connecticut, and Ross H. Hoi- Business. ‘ Janice Adams relea ;!ng PB, undercoat & glaze, and the Advice...... • ______aouthern New Jeraey ahore City, Mo. Coastal residents sandbagged- iander, president of Hartford Dis­ Francis G. Adams, prop­ state’s congressional delegation to "It certainly has tbe potential for and the Washington Redakins. A member of the Connecticut ' sport mirror. Tax A reg. > Buaineea...... 30 APacificjuggernautbarreledon communitiea. homes, and thousands of sight­ tributors Inc. erty at 124 W. Middle, urge to have the law repealed. producing a lot of rain,” said At least nine deaths were attrib­ Bar Association, Berte is married Claaaified...... 18-10 a colllalon courae with California A winter atorm watch (or up to 8 seers lined Southern California The corporators were an­ Turnpike. The witholding provision, part of not included. List $11,018. forecaster Ryan Tilley, who de­ uted to the weeklong series of and the father of four children. .4* Com lca...... 14 Friday the fifth in a week of inchea of snow was posted for north beaches to watch the high surf. nounced by John D. LaBeile, Release of attachment the 1982 tax budget, requires an 49898 clined to compare its potential California storms. Six others were and central Arizona mountain More than 1,000 homes were chairman of SBM’s board of Hollander, who resides in Hart­ automatic 10 percent tax deduction Entertainment...... 12 atorma that killed at leaat nine killed late Thursday when their New York Janitorial areas and (or about a half foot of severity to its four devastating wrecked by lashing 20-foot seas on directors. ford, was the 1975 winner of the on interest and dividend income. 3 OTHERS TO A L ottery ...... 2 people with hurricane-force wind twin-engine plane crashed in a Service Inc. releasing anow in the Colorado Rockies. forerunners. the entire coast Thursday. Berte, who resides at 57 Tuck Just like Uxes are withheld from a Obituariee...... 10 and ralna, wrecked more than 1,000 severe thunderstorm near Scotts­ Governor’s Civic Leadership Me­ First Hartford. Realty CHOOSE FROM: There was good news and bad The good news, Tilley said, was Hundreds fled their homes and Road, Manchester, has been active paycheck. . SxMfSaN Opinion...... 0 bomea and forced hundreda to flee dal for the Greater Hartford Corp., property at 418 W. news (or storm-tossed California. thul "if looks like after this one dale, Ariz, damage was estimated .in the in town affairs. He is a former Jaycees. He served as chairman of Middle Turnpike. Most interest and dividends are l-SSaiM. IS Rellgloua Newa . ; ...... 7 inland from craahing 20-foot aeas. Sixteen cities and counties JwtIlWmuMi ’The bad news was that another ends, there will be a bit of a millions of dollars. member and chairman of the the board of trustees of the Greater Release welfare lien already subject to income taxes. Sporta...... 18-17 A Mid-Atlantic atorm, tame in around the state declared local "very powerful upper level storm reprieve. There areno more major Manchester Republican Town But the new law requires the banks Televiaion...... 12-14 compaiiaon, brought heavy raina emergencies. Gov. George Deuk- California forecasters said the Hartford Convention and Visitors 'Town of Manchester off the coast” was expected toslam storms off the coast." Committee and a former chairman Bijreau and was a member of the releasing Janice M. withold a percentage of interest W eather...... — 2 and wind guata 26 mph in the mejian declared a state of emer­ latest stormy onslaught would kick rpm iM t. Menses into the state later Friday and last The storms all but assurred a of the Manchester Housing Author­ and dividend income. Just as it CaroUnaa. Strong winda blew from gency in' four counties, two in the board of directors for the Urban Adams, property at 124 W. thru TtiunSeirl through Saturday, said the Severe mud bowl in the Rose Bowl, up 14-foot waves. ity. He is also an adjunct (acuity League of Greater Hartford. Middle Turnpike. does with ordinary wages. 81 Adams St., Manchester 649-4971 Northieaat Florida to New Jeraey. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Jan, 29, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 29, 1983 — 3 NATIONAL WIATiaN M»mcE FONKAtT T M lAT News Briefing 30.24 NOW U.S./ Israelis agree BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) — U.S. and IsraeU town officials Friday reached a "good understanding” to prevent further confrontations between Israeli tnwps and American Marines stationed around Beirut Bv Paul Hendrie possibility of earning money on its airport, the U.S. Embassy said. Herald Reporter checking accounts. Atthetime, the The meeting followed two weeks of bitter words banks hilited they might hit the ' flow Town Treasurer Roger M. Negro town with service charges, instead between the United States and Israel over incidents UPI IVCATHtn rOTOCAtt • between their forces. said it wouldn’t pay the town to of paying it interest, Negro The U.S. Embassy said the meeting was held “ at 4ake advantage of a,new ruling by recalled. U.S. initiative” . and involved U.S. envoy Morris the banking commissioner that Cassano said he had no delusions Draper; Col. Thomas Stokes, commander of the allows municipalities to put their that the town would make a huge Marines in Lebanon, and Gen. Amir Drori, Israel’s Weather money into NOW accounts. windfall by investing in NOW northern commander. A NOW account, basically, is a accounts. But he believed if a little checking account that pays inter­ bit of interest could bb earned, it ” A good understanding was reached on the common < objective of preventing incidents between Marine est. Democratic Director Stephen might be enough to. buy a typewri­ Waller Jolursoo Babe Ruth Glwisty MaBwwe^ Amphibious Units and Israeli Defense Force T. Cassano, who learned of the ter here or there. personnel moving through nearby areas,” an banking commissioner’s ruling at "It ’s a boost to municipalities in Embassy statement said. Today’s forecast a recent meeting of the Connecti­ that it gives them more opportuni­ Israeli reports emphasized the presence of Stokes cut Conference of Municipalities, ties to earn more money,” said Becoming mostly sunny daring the morning and Drori. but the U.S. Embassy report emphasized suggested that it might pay the Cassano. Stokes attended "to assist in the technical aspects” of Saturday. Highs near 40. Light northeriy winds. town to put into NOW accounts the That may be the case for some Mostiy clear-Saturday night. Lows near 20. L i ^ t the military discussions. " w ^ money it keeps in checking ac­ communities, but not for Manches­ variable winds. Increasing cloudiness Sunday, with counts. He said it might earn the ter, said Negro. He said it is better highsyiear 40. town some extra interest. to lea ve the checking accounts well But Negro said the amount of enough alone, so the banks don’t Judge testifies for self money he keeps in checking get any ideas about adding service Extended outlook accounts is so low that Manchester charges. MIAMI (U PI) — U.S. District Judge Alcee Hastings 9 could not benefit by investing in the testified in his own defense Friday that the man he is Extended outlook, for New Engiand Monday NOW accounts. However, Negro said he has been accused of conspiring with to accept a bribe was an through Wednesday; ” I run a very tight investment able to take advanatage of another acquaintance of 13 years yet he often could not MassachuselU, Rhode Island, Connecticut; A policy here where I have every­ new kind of account; market understand his secretive manner. chance of rain or snow eariy Monday, then clearing. thing right down nearly to zero in savings accounts. These accounts Hastings, the only federal judge to be tried on Fair Tuesday. Becoming cloudy Wednesday. High my checking accounts,” said Ne­ pay higher rates of Interest than criminal charges while on the bench, also challenged temperatures in the 30s and tow 40s. Low tempera­ gro. "Some of these accounts have normal savings accounts and the prosecution testimony about a dinner with his a lle g ^ H om is Wagner Ty Cotib tures in the teens and 20s. just a couple of hundred bucks in banking commissioner ruled mu­ co-conspirator at a Miami Beach hotel and a cryptic Maine and New Hampshire: Rain tikeiy Monday. nicipalities can take advantage of U P I ph o to them.” phone call that the government says are key pieces of Clearing Tuesday. Fair Wednesday. Mild, but In fact, Negro said the amount them, said Negro. evidence against him. tonperatures will return to normal by Wednesday. kept in checking accounts is so low Herald photo bv Pinto Almost 200 spectators packed the courtroom to hear Highs in the SOs north to low 40s south Monday, that the town is lucky the banks "W e’ve already started chang­ Hastings, the defense's 50th and final witness in the Today in history dropping to near 20 far north and near 30 south by don’t demand service charges. He ing over some of our savings 3-week-old trial. Dozens more were turned away and Wednesday. Lows dropping back to- the single said any move to convert the accounts to these market accounts The challenge waited outside for a chance to enter. On\Jorr>», 1936 Walter Johnson, Babe five players elected to the Baseball numbers north and teens south by Wednesday. checking accounts to -NOW ac­ and we’re looking to change over Presidirtg U.S. District Judge Edward Gignoux RutW, Christy AAathewson, Honus Hall of Fame. VermontA chance of showers or flurries Monday. counts might backfire and result in more,” said Negro. The Savings Bank of Manchester and Robert J. Smith Dave Tortenson of Smith Inc. chat with Danief Boland, indicated the case would go to the jury Tuesday. Highs in the SOs. Lows IS to 25. Dry and colder Tuesday Wagner and Tv Cobb became the first service charges that would more He said the 8 ‘A interest these Inc., a local Insurance company, have challenged the employed by a local oil company. Donations to thetuel Hastings is accused of scheming with Washington and Wednesday. Highs 25 to 35. Lows in the teens. than offset interest earned. attorney William A. Borders Jr. to solicit a $150,000 market accounts now pay amounts community to match their contribution ot $12,000 to the bank challenge can be sent to MACC, Box 773, bribe from racketeers Frank and Thomas Romano. Negro said the town met a couple to a higher return than the town fuel bank of the Manchester Area Conference of Manchester. Prosecutors say in exchange for the money. Borders Gates sentence :40 years Pittsfield ‘the pitts’? of years ago with the banks it does gets on other short-term Churches. Lett to right, Donna Cammeyer ot SB M and promised to have Hastings return $845,000 ordered business with to explore the investments. PITTSFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — Somebody wrote Dear forfeited from the Romanos. HARTFORD (UPI) — Convicted murderer Larry National forecast Neal Gates, 21, was sentenced to 40 years to life in Abby calling his city "the pitts” and Mayor Charles L. prison Friday in the June 1980 slaying of a young Smith says that’s just not fair. BvUnltedPrasInternotlanalon al Los Angelts cv 60 57 1.95 Glastonbury neighbor and her 14-month-old son. The letter, signed only with M.M. iir Pittsfield, C ity $> Feit H I r Pep* - LouItvIM* pc 34 30 M e m p h is c 41 33 .... 2 GOP leaders appeared in Abigail Van Buren’s column Thursday. Albuquerque pc 50 Crossroads recruiting teens Cardinal to be bridge Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Corrigan ordered Anchorage cy 29 Miami Btch pc 76 62 .06 Building Gates to serve 25 years to life for the shooting of “You said New York is called ‘The Big Apple’ and Asheville pc 46 MllwoukM cv 25 20 .... ROME (U PI) — Latvian Bishop Julijans Vaivods, Elizabeth Hart, 29, and 15 years to life in the death of Cleveland is known as ’The Plum.’ Then a reader Atlanta c 44 M Minneapolis cv 24 20 .... who will be elevated to the rank of cardinal next week asked if there’s a city known as ‘The Pitts,’” the letter BllllnM' pec 49 Nashville c 44 35 .... young Thomas Hart. Birmingham pc 46 .01 New Orlens cv 54 47 .... budget back Manning by Pope JohnPaulII.saidFridayhewas chosen to be writer wrote. to point murals on plywood A trial was cut short last October when Gates B o sto n p c 31 New York cv 33 26 .... a “ bridge” between the Vatican and the Soviet Union. pleaded no contest to felony murder in a plea “ Yes, it’s Pittsfield, Mass.” B rw n sv il T x .p c 61 .... Oklahom Cty w 37 33 .... Buffalo c 21 O m a h a w 29 26 .... be placed on the ballot. He has to The first Roman Catholic prelate publicly named a bargaining agreement. Additional charges of kidnap-' "Ithinkwehaveagreat community here and I have By Richard Cody Chrlstn S.C. pc 50 Phllodpiphia CV 39 26 .... Crossroads Inc., a non-profit ” We hope that what they’ll learn riate,” she says. file them with the secretary of cardinal while still in the Sov iet Union, said he did not .ping and capital felony murder, which could have never ever heard reference to Pittsfield in a Chorltt N.C. pc 46 .11 P h o e n ix p c 78 52 .46 urged Herald Reporter know if his appointment was intended as a papal derogatory way,” Smith said Friday. Chicago cv 27 Pittsburgh pc 31 29 .... agency offering drug and alcohol from this is how to work together in Crossroads sponsored a similar state’s office by Feb. 10. He said carried the death penalty, were dropped. Portland Ms. c 27 12 .... group mural painting last year. challenge to the communist state. “ People from outside the city think we have a great, Cleveland pc 30 counseling to teenagers, is looking a group, how to compromise, and BOLTON — Two town Republi­ Thursday night he should have Gates was charged with kidnapping, sexually Columbus pc 34 Portlond Or. cv54 37 .03 The end result, a fantasy theme A budget of $128,730 was “ I think I was chosen to be a bridge between the wonderful city,” as indicated by almost 1.5 million Providence pc 31 25 .... for local teens interest^ in work­ how to better their communica­ can leaders have endorsed Tho­ little trouble abtaining the assaulting and fatally shooting Mrs. Hart with a D a lla s c v 41 depicting a hot air balloon with a recommended Thursday for Holy See and Moscow. This is why the pope chose me, tourists who come every year, he said. Denver cv S3 Richmond cv 42 36 .... ing together on a mural. tions skills,” she says. mas Manning’s bid for the school signatures. handgun and crushing her son, an only child, with a $1. L o u is c v 34 29 .... rainbow and waterfall in the renovations to municipal go­ an 88-year-old man, to fulfill this role,” Vaivods said He described the city as a hub nestled in the Des Moines w 32 Lynn Haberern, a Crossroads The Connecitcut Alcohol and board, despite the fact that it will At prior town committee meet­ car in the family’s driveway. The sentences will be Detroit pc 30 .... Salt Lok Ctvpc 52 35 .36 coordinator, says the agency is Drug Abuse Council supplied mo­ background, is on view on the back vernment office buildings to ings, several Republicans, includ­ in an interview. Berkshires. Visitors come in the winter to ski and ice Duluth cv IS San Antonio pc 56 33 .... p it Republican against served consecutively. wall of the Carriage House hair­ provide more space and better “ It might be considered a challenge by some. How fish. During other seasons they tour author Herman El Paso pc 65 .... Son Diego cv 63 56 M recruiting students from Bennet ney for paints and supplies to be Republican. ing Converse, voiced opposition to Hartibrd c 20 .... San Franese cv56 47 .05 and Illing junior high schools and used in constructing the murals, dressers on Oak Street. location of services. the idea of running Republicans can I know what the pope thinks,” Vaivods, a jovial Melville’s home and Shaker Village, shop in the S a n J u a n c 86 70, .... Lawrence A. Converse and Wil­ Honolulu c 7$. Manchester High School to paint Ms. Haberern says. Ms. Haberern says separate The recommendation was against Republicans. man, said in Polish-. downtown and relax on the lakes and beaches. Indianapolis pc 32 Sea ttle p c 51 38 J 6 liam Fehling, respectively the groups of teens will work on one made at a meeting of a joint Vaivods said he did not know if the Vatican and Jacksn 'M ss. pc 50 S p o k a n e p c 50 32 .24 two murals on plywood backings. The teenagers working on the chairman and vice chairman of the ” I don't think that everybody is Jacksonville cv 50 J57 T a m p a p c 71 49 .... The students will be responsible murals will decide among them­ mural Monday afternoons and the committee to study the pro­ Republican Town Committee said of the opinion that you should not Moscow had reached a prior agreement over his 3/000 more iobless Kansas CItv cv 34 Washington pc 47 31 .... posed alterations and shifting Las Vegas c 52 .12 W ic h ita c v 32 29 .... for finding a place ,to put the selves a “theme”-forHhe Briitork,* other Tuesdays. She estimates t ^ Friday Manning’s run will add do that,” Fehlingi who is running appointment. Reagan broke stakeout work will, be completed in/ 12 of offices within the complex. ” I absolutely have no idea if there were any HARTFORD (U PI) — The number of jobless Little Rock cv 40 murals once they’re finished, she she says. Anything goes on that spice to the campaign and though a for the finance board, said. ” I weeks. \ Most of the money would be contacts between Moscow and the Vatican,” said workers in Connecticut increased by 3,000 to a total of BOSTON (UPI) — President Reagan’s surprise says. score, as long as it’s "approp­ good candidate must lose, the race think it will add some competition spent in converting the old Hall and issues to the campaign, and Vaivods, who added that his appointment came as “ a more than 113,000 in December, the state L,abor visit to a working-class pub broketip an FB I stakeout may in the end turn out more of Records, now virtually va­ bolt out of the blue" when he heard of it on the radio in Department reported Friday. inside the barroom, the Boston Globe reported Friday Republican votes. This in( turn will bring out more Republicans to cant, into a court of probate. For But Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro said in a story that was promptly denied by the White would help Republican chances of the polls.” Latvia. that building, the budget figure On the day the pope announced the appointments an that when adjusted for seasonal closings, the House and FBI director. Lottery Swensson Genovesi bjll is filed maintaining its stronghold on town “ It’ll put a little life into the is $79,655. It will be the first authoritative Vatican official said there had been a unemployment rate edged lower by a tenth of a point The newspaper said six shocked F B I agents, government. campaign,” Converse said, though seeks funds phase of the work. he added that he still would rather "tacit agreement” between the Vatican and Moscow to 7.2 percent — the second straight monthly dip in the awaiting the arrival of a suspect under surveillance state Rep. Elsie L. "Biz” Swens­ 'named the "V incen t' Genovesi Right now, incumbents Pamela When the court of probate not have seen Manning challenge about Vaivods. seasonally adjusted rate. for several months, rushed out of the Eire Pub as the son, R-Manchester, this week filed Memorial Bridge.” Z. Sawyer and board Chairman presidential motorcade approached for an unsche­ New Haihpshire dai'iy: for Armory moves from the Municipal his own party members. “ As a Vaivods. the apostolic administrator of Riga and Nine labor market areas in the state showed higher Numbers drawn in New legislation to name a new bridge in She said that would be approp­ Joseph J. Haloburdo Jr. are the 22$8. Building, shifts will be made Liepaja in Soviet Latvia, is one of 18 churchmen John levels of unemployment in December, the rate went duled stop Wednesday after Reagan toured a E n ^an d Friday; riate, because Genovesi was a Republican nominees. Because of person, we can't deny him that, Rhode Island daily: Manchester after the late state there to make better use of the Paul will elevate to the rank of cardinal Feb. 2. down in three areas and was unchanged in the computer training center in Boston. member of the General Assemb­ minority representation laws, they and there is a position on the slate Connecticut daily; 863. 6776. state Rep. Elsie L. "Biz” Rep. Vincent Genovesi, R- space and put offices frequently remaining two, he said. ’”^ e facts ... are wrong,” FBI Director William ly’s Transportation Committee were assured until Manning’s open. It could liven up the Maine daily; 177. Vermont dally: 873. Swensson this week filed legis­ Manchester, who died in office in used by the public in the most Factor layoffs drove the jobless rate up from 6.6 Webster said in Washington. when the current improvements to announcement of gaining re- campaign and give people a lation to appropriate money for 1967. accessible places. choice. If it's going to be. I'll back percent a year ago, but Peraro said the figure still But the Globe’s managing editor, Matthew' Storin, Genovesi was elected In Nov. Interstate 86 in the area were election. Likewise, the Demo­ necessary improvements to the The work is being done almost it,” he said. compares favorably with the 10.8 percent unemploy­ declared the newspaper was standing by its story. 1966. He became ill and took the debated. cratic nominees, Barry Stearns Manchester Armory. 0 entirely by town employees At caucus Tuesday, Manning ment rate nationwide in December. ” Wehave a most authoritative source regarding the oath of office while hospitalized in and incumbent Louis Cloutier, are However, the bill does not ask “ The Genovesi family is an old under the supervision of Her­ was denied a chance to run for a In November, the last period with full figures F B I’s activities at the Eire Pub on the day of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. assured of being elected and need Investments for a specific dollar appropria­ family in town and Vincent served man Passcantell, supervisor of full term on the Zoning Commis­ available, the 3.9 percdht jobless rate in the Stamford president’s visit,” Storin said. " I f there is any Almanac He died in June 1967 at the age of 39. not even campaign. tion. Mrs. Swensson said she his town and his state well in a buildings. The costs will be sion. area was the lowest in the nation. problem with our story, and we are not sure there is, it His brother Donald won the seat in Manning needs 43 signatures to Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as still is^trying to find out exactly number of social and civic capaci­ more than offset by the $146,000 Only four states had lower rates before adjustments concerns whether the FB I had left the pub before the how much the repairs would a special election and served four the town received for the sale of of 3 p.m. Friday than Connecticut’s 6.9 rate; South Dakota (5.6 Secret Service arrived. But this is the kind of story ties, not to mention government cost. terms. service,” said Mrs. Swensson. Buckland School. Price Change percent); Massachusetts (6.5 percent); Oklahoma that makes officials run for cover.” Today is Saturday, Jan. 29, the 29th day of 1983 with The' Armory still is used for Mrs. Swensson has asked that a The budget will now go the Friday this week (6.6 percent); and Vermont (6.7 percent). The legislation will be co­ Fehling calls Ahearn 338 to follow. National Guard activities, but new bridge, connecting Oakland Board of Directors for Advest Group Inc 15% up % Peraro said of seven seasonally adjusted economic sponsored by state Rep. James R. Hie moon is full. has been closed to use by outside and Deming streets as pari of approval. Acmat 7% unch indicators reported in December, three improved and Rabies victim dies improvements to Interstate 86, be McCavanagh, D-Manehester. Aetna 34% dn % ‘The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. groups, because it does notmeet four declined. j In its studies the committee remark 'mud slinging' CBT Corp 27% dn 1 WALTHAM, Mass. (UPI) — A Massachusetts man The evening stars are Venus and Mars. current fire and safety codes. ‘Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. Mrs.. Swensson’s legislation reduced the cost of proposed Colonial Bancorp 17% up 2V4 bitten by his dog while working in Nigeria died of changes by eliminating plans, Finast Supermarkets 14V4 dn V4 rabies Friday following a desperate three-week American patriot Thomas Paine was bora Jan. 29, would provide the money to Architect is selected By Richard Cody over the reigns of the Democratic 1737 and dramatist Paddy Chaydysky was bora Jan. U , bring the building into com­ at least for the time being, to Herald Reporter Town Committee last year and First Bancorp 36 dn 1 Soup kitchen reopens struggle that included use of interferon, an Development. He planned the first 1923. \ pliance with safety standards. Manchester architect Richard install an elevator at the Munic­ said then that he planned to try to First Ct. Bancorp 37 dn 2 experimental anti-cancer drug. Lawrence has been selected to of the rehabilitation projects, a ipal Building at an estimated HARTFORD (U PI) — The House of Bread, a soup On this date in history: The Manchester Armory is BOLTON - William Fehling, turn things around. First Hartford Corp. % . unch Kevin Wessell, 30, of Waltham, who bad been in a design plans and specifications for duplex house on Orchard Street. cost df $100,000. kitchen serving up to 2,100 meals weekly to alcoholics, In 1900, eight baseball teams were organized as the just one of several in the state Republican Town Committee vice Fehling also disputed the "ultra- Hartford National 28% dn % coma for about a week, died at Waltham Community the rehabilitation of five houses The work on that house is being the homeless and the unemployed, Friday served its American league. They were Buffalo, Chicago, closed or partially closed be­ chairman and a candidate for the conservative" label. Hartford Steam Boiler 41% dn 1% Hospital at 1; 20 a.m. It was the first reported case of owned by the Manchester Housing done by Joseph L. Swensson Jr. first meals in its new home. rabies in Massachusetts since 1935. Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kauas City, cause of code violations. finance board, Friday called De­ He said that two years ago, when Ihgersoll Rand 42% dn % The legisiatiop will be co­ Authority in scattered parts of and is nearing completion. The kitchen, founded in February 1980 by Sister An autopsy was scheduled later in the day. Milwaukee and Minneapolis. \ When you call Classified to place mocratic Town Committee Chair­ he was chairman of the Republican J.C.Penney 48% up 3% town. , Under the program the authority Maureen Faenza and Sister Theresa Fonti of the Doctors said WeSsell had an advanced form of the In 1936, ‘Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, sponsored by state Rep. James an ad, a friendly Ad-Visor will man Aloysius J. Ahearh’s com­ Town Committee, he spearheaded Lydall 8% dn % R . McCa V anagh,D - The selection of Lawrence was rehabilitates houses in disrepair ments Wednesday regarding Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph, was forced disease by the time it was diagnosed. Characterised Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner became the first five men answer your call and help you word a drive to send a townwide garbage Sage Allen 7% unch Manchester. approved recently by the federal and rents them at federally subsid­ Fehling's candidacy ''mud- out of its original downtown Hartford location by fire by a fear of drinking water, loss of body function, and elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. your ad for best response. collection proposal to referendum. SNET 63% up V4 Department of Housing and Urban ized rents. slinging tactics” that have no The committee also endorsed the in October 1981. paralysis, advanced rabies is 100 percent fatal. In 1979, President Carter and Chinese deputy Prime Travelers 23% dn % place in Bolton politicking. After setting up the kitchen in a temporary location, Wessell was aware of the threat of rabies at the time garbage collection plan, over United Tech 61% ' up 1% Minister Teng Hsiao-plng opened three days of historic a year- long fundraising drive raised $75,000 to be was bitten in October but was assured at a Nigerian Ahearn had called Fehling "irri­ another plan for a tranfer station Gold N Y. 495.00 up 10.00 talks. renovate and maintain a new facility on Ann Street, clinic he was “not at risk” and w as given a tetanus tating” and labeled him an "ulira- that in the long run would probably Also on this date in 1979, President Carter commuted conservative” who spends time at bordering Hartford’s North End. shot, hospital spokesmen said. have cost the town less money. the seven-year Patricia Hearst bank robbery prison budget hearing criticizing pro­ "When spending is warranted sentence to two years, opening way for her to leave posed spending plans. and makes sense, then there's prison and get married in February. " I ’m a little surprised that Mr. nothing wrong with spending Ahearn would stoop to this tactic more. But we shouldn't just go off A thought for the day: American patriot Thomas this early in the campaign. This and spend money on anything.” Feopleialk Paine said, “ A bad cause will ever be supported by bad kind of mud slinging demonstrates Fehling said. means and bad men.” what kind of campaign Mr. Ahearn (Ladles Home Jeumal) wants to run. And if he want’s to "The trend In the U.S. Postal Service, os we run it this way, we’ re going to ha ve Tax review see It, Is toward self-destruction.” to prepare for it,” he said. — Ralph Nader, consumer advocate, “The Yankee pinstripes belong to New meetings set York like Central Park, like the Statue of "One comment, particularly saying that private competition, soaring mall struck me,” _ Fehling, who is Liberty, like the Metropolitan Opera, like the fUanrliratpr ANDOVER — The Board of rotes and failure to keep pace with technol­ making his firit run for the finance ogy could destroy the U.S. Postal Service Stock Exchange." Tax Review will meet Feb. 7, — Acting Justice Richard t. Lone ef the Richard M. Diamond, Publlahor board, said. "The one where Mr. within 20 years. Ahearn said he wants the Demo­ from 6:3(1-9:30 p.m. Feb. 9, from New Yerk State Supreme Ceurt, n(l|ng that Thomaa J. Roopar, Qenaral Manapar 7-9:30 p.m. and Feb. 12 from the Yankees must open the -season In New crats to work hard this campaign. ”1 think I preferred facing the Argentini­ Well, he’s demonstrated exactly 10-noon, at the town office ans.” York, net Denver os owner Oeerge Steinbre- USPS 327-SOO ■ VOL Oil. No. .10* building. mer hod prepesed In a dispute ever Yankee what kind of work they’re going to — Prince Andrew, soy Ing that his service In do." Persons wishing to file a cbm- Stadium repairs. PubIWwd daSy'wMpi Sunday SuggaaWd oamtr m m are the British Now during the Falklonds War Fehling had an attack of his own. plaint with the board may secure and oartain hoHdaya by lha $1.20 waakly, 88.12 lor ona an appointment for the weekday was preferrable to dealing with publicity . Manobaatar PuMkMng Ca. 16 month, 818.35 lor Ihroa monUia, He said viewing Ahearn at the surrounding his romance with actress Koo "One nice thing about television Is, It’s a meetings by calling 742-7305. Addi­ completely self-contained medium. It not Bralnard Plaea, Manohaatar, ^ . 7 0 lor abt monlha and 861.40 budget hearings had led him to Stork. (McCall’s) Conn. 06040. Saoond olaaoUA ona yaar. Mall rataa ara believe that the incumbent select­ tional meetings will be scheduled if only gives ydu a headache, but sells you cures poataga paid at Manohaalar, avaSabla on raquaat man doesn’t take criticism well, necessary. (or It, os well." Conn. POSTMASTEB: Sand ad------"It was like someone had reached In and Ralph Nader George Wallace and wants to prevent input and Persons with appointments ' grabbed my insides and pulled them out." — Randolph Sceft, actor. (HeHvweed draaa ehangaa to tha M anohaalir To plaoa a olaaaWad or diaplay should arrive approximately lo . Reporter) -Harald, P.O. Box 891, advarttaamant, or to raport a comments from the public. — Roxanne Pulltxer, ex-wlfe of publishing Manohaalar, Conn. 00040. nawa Ham, aWry or-pMura Idaa Fehling said input is what he has minutes before their scheduled magnate Peter! Pulitzer, on a ludge'sdivorce — Al McOuIre, former college basketball ------.caH 0432711. OMoa houra am time to fill out the required coach. He Is an NBC-TV basketball analyst. “Destruction of our middle class and the always wanted to provide at the ruling that left herwithoutcustody of hertwin To aubaorlba, or lo raport a •0:30 a.m. 1o 8 p.m. Mondaj hearings. complaint form. Assessment noti­ annihilation of their control over their own daOvary proUam, eaN 647-0946. -Sirough Pilday. sons or claims fo hor ex-husband’s $12 million “ Apparently Mr. Ahearn thinks ces should be brought to the fortuno. (Poople) "If I’m bad In ‘Winds,’ that’s It. It would destiny will lead directly to revolution and OtSoa houra ara 6-JO ajn. 10 8:30 ------‘%'ec' meeting. mean I can’t cut It. No more leading lady for anarchy and finally to deisotism and mlHtory p.m. Monday through Friday and T)ia Manohaalar Harald'la i Htrotd photo by Pinto this is irritation. I think this is .7 lo 10 ajn. Bakaday. OaOvary aubaorlbar lo UnHad Pnaa M ar what the town of Bolton is all Grievances may be received by "What It takes to be a great player, beyond me, and I’m very anxious about that." domination. This Is not theory, but truth." ahduM ba mada byO p.m. Mon- national nawa aarvleaO and la i about,” Fehling said. a single member of the board. row talent Is self-centeredness and a certain — A ll M acO row , actress, so y b ig that she Is — Oeerge Wallace, Alabama gevenier,. day OHOugh Friday and-.by 7:10 mambar ol lha A i^ Buraau o After school hockey Republicans have. historically Anyone insisting on presenting his saying that preservation ef the middle cNne a.m. Sahiiday. CIrculallons. -v.. numbness to the crowd. Superlntelllgent staking the future of her career en her rele In dominated elections in Bolton, but case to the entire board should should be the country’s top prlerHy. people can’t be superb athletes." the ABC-TV mlnl-serles "The Winds ef W ar." Somt youngstgrt takt some timg out Friday afternoon Adelaide Road, Ahearn, a seasoned politician and state such when making an ap­ to skate on Little Pond, located at Porter Street and former state representative, took pointment. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 29, 1983

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in excellent condition donated by the parishoners of J a c k { It’s up to 21 degrees today, Ferenhelt of course, too late. in programs and those who are over the income Community Baptist Church in mempry of Marion since I ’m one of those who even with the little If your income is at 150 percent of poverty or guidelines but have extraordinary other financial Reagdn puts America 'on the mend' A n d e r s o f i sliding red and white gadgets my sympathetic kids below, you are eligible for assistance of between problems. Caswell. ■<. -If buy for me, are b a ffl^ by how a pofectly reliable 3400 and 3600, depending on your income. You are EM ERGENCY PA IS T R Yi To St. George Washington CHALLENGE MATCH understandable 21 degrees is something else eligible for assistance if you are a household of one Robert J. Smith, Inc., local insurance agency, Episcopal Church; Employees of State of Conn. of all at overcoming record Merry-Go-Round! celesius and meters! with an annual Income of 37,020 or below. A family WASHINGTON - Early reac­ wealthy at the expense of the has again added a thousand dollars of their own to Dept, of Mental Retardation; Employees of federal deficits which are “ a My spirit shrivels when I see those sighs marked of 4 at 150 percent of poverty would be eligible if tion to President Reagan's State poor, used the word “ fair” or the challenge grant of the Savings Bank of Manchester Memorial Hospital; 2 anonsmious miles and kilometers. I just know the next time I their annual income was 313,950 or below. "fairness” a dozen times in the clear and present danger to the Manchester encouraging community givers to raise donors; to Paul Marcuson of Viking Baking Com­ of the Union address generally pass it, “ they” will have removed the miles and Elderly/disabled are eligible up to 175 percent of speech, the text of . which ran basic health of our republic.” 32,000 in all. Challenge donations should be marked pany and to John Johnson for delivering the rolls was positive from both public Lee Roderick from then on for the rest of my life I won’t know poverty (1 person annual income of 38,190.) nearly 11 legal-size, single- Reagan’s four-part program in­ Fuel Bank — Challenge and mailhd to MACC, Box and baked goods from Viking Bakery; to Anthony and private sources. In it, he how far I am from anywhere. Fiano for braving the long flight of stairs to lug his spaced pages. He noted this is a cludes: (1) a temporary freeze 773, Manchester, Conn. 06040. called for sacrifice and faith, Washington I’m still safe today, however. I know 21 degrees thoughtful donation of 80 heads of cabbage and to on the overall amount of federal OPERATION FUEL To date 3525 has been raised in challenge promising that "Am erica is on "painful period” for loo many means pull my coat off the hook. And looking at the Correspondent Satxitage We have received a grant of 32,000 from Opera­ donations including contributions from Barbara Peg Lehda. citizens, specifically listing spending, including both pay and calendar (they haven’t started Juggling the names (#e mend.” tion Fuel. Families falling into the 150-200 percent Gaiyle, Russ and Charlotte Granniss; St. Bridget’s; U farmers, steel and auto workers, pension programs for federal of months yet, have they?), I see we are coming ABC News reported that 43 of poverty bracket are eli^ble for grants up to 3250 St. Vincent DuPaul Society; Jeannlne Johnson; FURNITURE BANK: To Stanley G. and lumbermen, black teenagers, workers. Officials said the fiscal into the end of January. percent of the respondents in a from this program. Only about 8 percent of the Veronica Robidoux; June Stevenson; Albert O. Elizabeth Best; Marilyn Broneill; Daniel 1984 budget would provide for 0 not new My friends, March IS is the veiY last day on poll prior to the speech believed and working mothers. households who are eligible for (jperation Fuel Bourrett ; Manchester Ultreya Group and a special McCarthy; Norma Borgonier; Steve Carter; Mary percent real growth in Pentagon which you can apply for the 1962-19n Connecticut make tomorrow's America hap­ nation’s problems impressed “ The problems we inherited Money apply for assistance. If you are eligible for contribution given in memory of Vlrtan Murray by Everett; and 2 anonymous donors. the country was heading in the Energy Assistance Program. After March 15, no py and] prosperous at home, even such persistent critics as were far worse than most inside spending and a 3 percent reduc­ cheese and butter, you are eligible for fuel her dau^ter Nancy LaBonne. right direction, compared to 58 matter how eligible you are, or how cold, or high I ’m still finding checks and bills here and there strong and respected abroad, and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, and out of government, had tion in the rest of the budget. assistance from Operation Fuel through us. percent who thought so after the for KGB your fuel bill, you cannot apply. TH AN K YOUS from Seasonal Sharing. Our thanks to Veronica expected,” said Reagan. "H ie (2) Control of so-called “ uncon­ speech. at peace in the world.” D-N.Y. "Surely, that is what we Thousands of good people struggled In vdin with MACC FUEL BANK CLOTHING BANK; To Mr. and Mrs. F.W. McGann and to L il Huato for their contributions to trollable” spending programs, The White House received 1,083 The president has “ taken ^ e need and that is the course that recession was deeper than most 3200 a month and up fuel bills last year and then Back up assistance to those who are eligible for Baker; Germaine Marcaux; Carolyn Bell; Mary the best year ever; to Manchester Memorial “ the largest single cause of the telephone calls and telegrams first necessary step” to putting we ought to pursue,” said inside and out of government had WASHINGTON - The Kremlhj’s with gas and electric bills of-3800 and higher. Hiey other assistance is provided by the MACC Fuel Fuller; Betty Foley; Joan M. Oberg; Mr. and Mrs. Hospital Employees Club; and Carol Rovegno for built-in or ‘structural’ deficit within hours after the speech, ac­ the nation back to work, said Moynihan. predicted. Curing those problems attempt to infiltrate the grassroots . r e a li^ by April and May that even putting evei7 Bank. Many of our lowest income neighbors can no Tin Grant; The Caspersons; vCarol Michaud; gifts to the Human Needs Fund and to the South problem.” Food stamps,| for United Methodist Church and Albert O. Bourret for cording to an aide. They included House Speaker Thbmas P. Senate Majority Leader has taken more time, and a nuclear-freeze movements in this extra penny into the fuel bill over the summer they longer afford the newspapers. Pass word along to Catherine Byron; Elaine Jones; Mrs. C.A. Wood­ donations to the MACC Emergency Food Pantry; 799 [)ositive response — 630 phone O'Neill, D-Mass., who added that Howard Baker, R-Tenn., called higher toll, than any of us example, have grown by over 400 country and exploit it for SoWet were not going to be caught up by the beginning of them about eligible help. Help keep your neighbor bury; Dalia Leal; Steve Carter; Gary L. Williams; and to Susan Dischert and Joan Dower Martens for the next step is to offer proposals wanted.” percent since 1970, said Reagan, propaganda purposes isn’t the first the next heating season In October. Many were in­ warm. Thanks to growing community support, we Raymond Delting; W.J. Sigmund; 4 anonymous calls and 169 telegrams. Reagan's proposals “ a good plan an unrestricted-donation. and last year, alone there was time the KGB has tried such tactics deed eligible for assistance but didn’t apply until are able to help those who fall between the cracks donors and special thanks for 80 warm winter coats "We think the response to his "going substantially beyond what with good balance.” Senate But, he added, “ This recovery over yi billion in food stamp bipartisan proposals was was presented tonight.” Budget Committee Chairman will bring with it a revival of in recent year. overpayments. Documents locked in the files of extremely well received in both Pete Domenici, R-N.M., called economic confidence and spen­ Most of the major Democratic sides of the aisles,” said Deputy the program “ a very good ding for consumer items and the FBI and State Department presidential hopefuls for 1984 (3) Adjustments in defense Press Secretary Larry Spettkes. blueprint” for compromise, and capital goods — the stimulus we reveal a fascinating attempt by the were largely critical of Reagan's spending, which were announced Calendars "We think it speaks well for l^le Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., need to restart our stalled Russians to sabotage the.Carter ad­ a; proach to healing the earlier, to save |55 billion over president's proposals" added that the speech put Reagan economic engines.” ministration’s decision to boycott ^economy, but a number of other the next five .years. "squarely back in a position to the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games. KEAliAN SOUNDED a key eitiiJiMjats joined O’Neill in at work out the economic course of THE PRESIDENT offered a (4) A stand-by tax of 1 percent Obvio^sly'upset by the boycott an­ Room. theme early in the address by least applauding the spirit in Work day at Concordia the country.” four-part plan for economic of the Gross National Product nouncement' the ^ viets assigned .South sets schedule Friday — 6 p.m,, third anniversary ball at Willie’s calling members of Congress, which it was offered. growth which he said must be that could be used for three their third'^secretary in the Steak House. ^ " The follov'jng events are scheduled at South United The following events are scheduled at Concordia "not as Republicans and The president’s plea to put THE PRESIDENT, stung by bipartisan, fair, prudent and years, starting in 1988, if needed Washington embassy to take steps '"'Methodist Cuurch for the coming week: Lutheran Church for the coming week: Democrats, but as Americans, to politics aside in confronting the criticism that he favors the realistic, llie plan is aimed first to reduce the federal deficit. that would counteract the White - Tuesday — 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. Vineyard retreat at Monday — 7:30 p.m., church school staff meeting in House boycott decision. Hie em­ .,.'1208 Main St.; 12:30 p.m., Mizpah-Spencer Circle in North United sets week church room. bassy third secretary, Viktor ..Reception hall; 7 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7:30 p.m., Tuesday — 6:45 p.m., catechetics classes in Guest editorial Petrovich Tyutin, like most ^ v ie t women’s prayer, 337 W. Middle Turnpike. The following events are scheduled at North United education wing; 8 p.m., Bible study group meeting in church room; 8 p.m., basketball practice in Kaiser dipiomatic personnel, was a KGB ' Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., crafts group, education Methodist Church for the coming week: “ ■wing; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7:30 p.m., Bible Sunday — 11:30 a.m., administrative board charge Hall. agent. Wednesday — 8 a.m., breakfast and work day for study, 277 Spring St. conference meeting. retired men’s group; 6:30 p.m., children’s choir; 7:30 ACTING FOR his KGB masters, . Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Monday — 7:30 p.m., adult ecumenical study. p.m., fit and slim group in classroom seven; 7:45 p.m., Tyutin contacted a poiitically well- Staff-parish relations committee. . Tuesday — 7 p.m., pastor parish relations Let's reexamine ■- Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon, education wing. Concordia Choir. connected American in January 1980 committee; 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group. c i ' r i Wednesday — 10 to 11:30 p.m., pastor’s class; 7:15 Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group in with a scheme to undercut Presi­ church room. p.m., choir rehearsal. dent Carter’s boycott. The the China hand .MAMMOTH. American dutifully reported the LBreakfast at Nazarene Russian’s plan to the FBI. The following events have been scheduled at the Swank to speak Editor's note: On Saturdays the commodities is that there are Here was Tyutln’s game plan: He suggested to his American contact “ 'Church of the Nazarene for the coming week: Manchester Herald reprints edi­ large U.S. surpluses already. Monday — 11:30 a.m.. Cornerstone Christian School The Rev. J.Grant Swank Jr., pastor of the Church of that a committee of athletes and i " torials from other New England Chinese refusal to buy these '"Chapel service. the Nazarene in Walpole, Mass., will speak on Friday newspapers. The following is from prominent politicai figures be at 7 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. products can only worsen the Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales- the Boston Globe. formed to protest the Olympics < xsent Home; 3 p.m., service at Crestfield Manor; 7:30 He will speak on public relations for the church. He surplus situation and, indeed, boycott. The idea was to have 60,000 ;„^.m., parents, teachers and friends association will focus on media relations of the Manchester People better hope the soy and cotton futures prices letters sent out, asking recipients to meeting in sanctuary. congregation as well as the Cornerstone Christian State Department is really fell in the wake of the news. write the White House and members Wednesday — 6 p.m., children's caravan; 7 p.m., School. calling the shots when it says ” Chancel Choir; 7:30 p.m., family prayer time. Swank is the author of four books and more than 200 Worse, wheat futures also of Congress denouncing the boycott. articles. He and his wife are former Manchester there will be no retaliation Friday— 7:30 p.m.. teen meeting and activities. fell, amid fears that the Tyutin offered the American an r.i Saturday — 9 a.m., missionary work team residents. against the Chinese for halt­ Chinese might also cut back unspecified amounts for his services " 'fellowship breakfast for men at Davis building. Members of the community who would like to attend ing purchases of three U.S." purchases, where shipments and for the printing and mailing of the presentation may call 646-5865 for additional information. There is no charge. commodities. A few more are of greater value, more the ..letters. Understandably, be In- sisteSd that hls own name — and any policy decisions like the one than $1 billion a year, and that cut U.S. purchases of connection with the Soviet Embassy Gospel music cause surpluses even more 1 MEAN IT,FRANK.... NEXT VEAR WE VISIT MX MOTHER^ — be kept secret. V Chinese textiles — and pre­ The Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., will troubling. Tyutin also suggested that a group cipitated the Chinese retalia­ •■■■sponsor a concert by “ Fresh Surrender.” a gospel Trinity elects officers The dispute with China is of Americans be formed to -go to tion — and w e’ll find w e're in music ensemble from Eastern Nazarene College in not a matter of overwhelming Moscow, attend the Summer Olym­ ■..Quincy, Mass, on Sunday at 6 p.m. Members of Trinity Covenant Church approved a a still deeper recession than impoTtance in the overall pics and issue a press release The group has performed in churches and youth 1983 budget of $190,650 at their business meeting Jan. the one afflicting u^ now. world trade picture right criticizing the boycott. camps across the northeastern United States. The 23. Joseph Vollaro was elected chairman of the church. Simply stated, the Chinese Open forum / Readers' views The FBI called Tyutin’s scheme a ensemble includes Dan Ames, Paul Clements, De Ann now. China accounts for only Other officers are Robert Olson, vice chairman; “ classic covert active-measures., '' Haas, Bocki Mitchell and Patti Schubert. had asked for a 6 percent 2 percent of U.S. exports. The The concert is free and open to the public. Nursery Marie Johnson, secretary; Denise Schewy, vice Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 operation.” It failed because the annual growth in shipments difficulty is longer term be­ ■'"care will be provided. secretary; Nancy Gocht, financial secretary; Jona­ American contact reported it to the than Neuner, treasurer, and Charlene Benito, to the United States while the cause China is a vast poten­ FBI, which then informed the State assistant treasurer. U.S. negotiators flatly re­ tial market for U.S. manufac­ Reports were given by the Rev. Norman Swensen, fused to allow import growth Department. Tyutin quietly left turers and commodities. Washington for home in May 1960. Anniversary Ball pastor, and by Matthew Hennigan, youth minister. of more than 2 percent. When He's gone, but not forgotten Named to the board of trustees were Paul Jacobsen, Arguments over a 4 percent Another, more recent example of Leighton Grover, John DeVaux, Richard Robinson, the United States refused to growth rate in textiles cannot the KGB’s “ active measures”\ oc­ “ The following events have been scheduled at Outer the Depression days, unfailing My contingent was picked up in Congregational Church for the coming week: William Witherspoon, Matthew Ozug, Agnes Ozug, back down, the Chinese im­ possibly make that market To Ihe Editor: curred last June. It involved a Donald Pedemonti and Glynn Robinson. transportation for Coventry’s Bast Boston. We had no recreation Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting, church office; posed bans on the import of legitimate New Orleans consulting Members of the board of Christian education are more accessible to American We have just learned of the baseball, basketball and football experts nor planned activity ■7:30 p.m., personal journey in effective leadership U.S. soybeans, cotton and firiji. Aviation Personnel Inter­ William Barron, John Berggren, Lorrie Daniels, suppliers. passing of Nathan Charles White teams. program. But the campout was un­ -■with Jane Curtis, Robbins Room. Emanuel Lutheran Church national, which numbers among its ,, Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; Douglas McIntosh, Ginny McIntosh, Robert DeValve, synthetic fibers. Jacobson, a man whose family goes questionably one of our most With Nate at the wheel, the team ,5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 6:30 p.m., Jean DeValve, Ruth Bosch and Susan Andrews. - Sino-U.S. trade has always When George Shultz visits back to the first setBers of the clients such blue-chip corporations mqmbers Jammed inside, or memorable two-week experiences. “ sacred dance group. Federation Room; 7:30 p.m., Members of the diaconate are Diane Flewelling, China early next month, he as RCA and General Mills. run in American favor. Com­ Coventry. hanging outside on roof, fenders and And the'price was r i^ t, |4 per scout dlaconate, Robbins Room. Freitha Lawrence, Timothy Millevllle, Bruce McCu- A thought for the day: Blackfoot warrior and orator plete figures are not yet would do well to take along Many present and former spare tire, the whole entourage was — m eals, transportation and ACCORDING TO a letter on Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral brey. Dale McCubrey, Elsie Grovbr, Jon Alumbaugh Crowfoot said, “ What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in and Ruth Alumbaugh. the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. available for last year, but some fresh approach to the residents of the town recall the hauled to and from games in An­ lodging! API stationery, dated April 28,1982, “ room. Representatives for the Manchester Area Council of It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and the United States sold about question. There were indica­ numerous contributions that Nathan dover, Willlngton, Willimantlc, Few now know that Nathan was a the company bad a secret agree­ “ Thursday — 7:30 p.m., nominating committee, mezzanine; 7:30 p.m., property committee, Robbins 'Th e Rev. J. Grant Swank Jr. Churches are Milton Nilson and Bert Carlson. loses itself in the sunset.” $3 billion in goods to the tions during the earlier nego­ made to his community, his church Storrs— and once, even to Lebanon! long-time, dedicated superintendent' ment to provide mercenary T- and especially to the younger peo­ Chinese, about $690 million tiations that the Chinese I suppose the Little Leaguers, and of the Sunday School at the First helicopter pilots for the South ple during the pre-World War □ more than it imported. Tex­ might not have insisted on a 6 many of Coventry’s folks, have no Congregational Church; or, that African Air Force. The letter also - THE days when money was scarce, un­ idea that Coventry’s Miller- when the Coventry Volunteer Fire tiles-accounted for nearly a percent figure. Splitting the alluded to a secret deal among the ’ BIBLE employment high, and community Richardsm Field was precisely laid Department was being formed, be Unitdd States, South Africa and API third of Chinese exports to the difference might clear the SPEAKS services virtually non-existent. out by Nathan with transit, tape and was in the forefront of raising the to take part In the abortive coup Religious Services By air. Finding out would at least United States. A high-honor graduate of UConn, rod; nor that he and his father needed funds. He long served the attem pt in the Seychelles in EMQ*n« The conspicuous feature of show greater flexibility than when it was Connecticut State provided the machinery, tools and department as secretary, and as a November 1981. College, he was trained as ^ and 7:30 p.m: Sunday masses at p.m., avening sarvlca, nursary. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 meeting 10:15 a.m., Sunday each of the three banned has been the case so far. manpower to make the field one of very active firefighter. The letter was signed by A P I’s LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rout* 31 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 82 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST a.m. Worship srvice. sanctuary: mechanical engineer — back in the •Andover and North RIvsr Road. Rav. W. H. Lake St. Rev. Jama* Ballasov. school and primary; ll:2 S a.m.. the best in the whole region — back ' He held a commission in the U.S. assistant registrar, “ Michelle JEHOVAH'S W ITNESSES. 847 SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vsrnon 10 a.m. Church School. priesthood and relief society. Wllksns, pastor. 9 a m ., Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: A ^oung flyer student on his days when that profession was far Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, TEM PLE BETH SHOLOM , 400 in the late 1920s and early 1930s. -Army and was an elected member Lapg.” It was used As the basis for - FIRST CONQREQATIONAL sdnool: 10:15 a m., worship sar- 10:30 a.m., worship s ^ c a ; 7 ST. JAMES CHURCH, 606 first solo flight crash landed. Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; mlnlst10:30 a.m., Service. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi Main St. Rev. Francis V. from popular. As Coventry’s early scoutmaster, of several honorary engineering articles in several African CHURCH O F ANDOVER, Rout* S. vlcs. p.m., evening service. Extricating himsetf from the CHURCH OF THE Thursday: Theocratic School ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Richard J. Plavin, Israel Tabatsky, Krukowski, Rev. Robert Burbank, Berry's World Many a Coventry high school"'stu­ fl*v. Richard H. Taylor. 9:30 a.m.. ST, MARY CHURCH. 1800 wreckage, he said to hls Nathan brougbt'that program to at societies. While never emnlatlng (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; CHURCH, Park and Church cantor. Dr. Leon Wind, Rabbi Rev. Richard A. Lamore, team newspapers, including the Harare .'church school lor all agaa; 11 Main SI. Fathar Jama* J. Wllllam- ASSUM PTION, Adams Street at dent was guided 1^ Nathan through Service Masting (ministry Street. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob- Emeritus. Services. 6:15 p.m. minister Rev. Edward J. Reardon. worried father: “Dad, I was least two generations of Coventry’s members of his famllyuwho have Herald in Salisbury, Rhodesia, as ,a.m., worship, nursary oara aon, pastor. Masses Saturday at Thompson Road. Rav. Edward S. r *' training). 8:15 p.m.; SJnday: son. Rev. Frederick D. Moser, Friday and 9:45 a.m.. Saturday. Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 flying too low." the complexities of algebra, traditionally held Important respon­ ‘■^provided. 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses young men. evidence of an apparent plot by the Public Bible Lactura, 9:30 *.m.; curate. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; EMANUEL LUTHERAN trigonometry and physics, thanks to a m .; holyday*, 5:30 and 7:30 at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9, With all the benefits accruing I recall back in 1936, when I was sible elective office, Nathan served United States and South Africa" to masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 and Watchtower Study. 10:25. 9 a.m. first, second and fourth CHURCH. Church and Chesmut 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. to man as “God's offspring” ^•Bolton p.m. Conissslons 4:30 to 8 p.m. ZION EVANGELICAL Sundays. Holy Communion and Streets. Rev. Dale H. Qustefson. his inherent love of those studies, scoutm aster o f a troop in a faithfully and well in numerous SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 11:45 a.m. 4Acts 17:36). he also is'flylrtg overthrow the leftist government in LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Church school: third Sunday, pastor; Stephen E. Farwig. Intern; and a genuine interest in helping CHURCH O F S T. MAURICE, 32 CHURCH, Unitsd Church of SALVATION ARMY, 801 Main too low.” Created in God's im­ neighborhood house in East Boston, public and civic organizations for the Seychelles. Synod). Cooper and High straats. morning prayer; 11 a.m. first, se­ the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Habron Road. Th* Rav. J. Clifford Christ, Rt. 44A. Rav. Robert K. St. MaJ. and Mr*. Arthur Carlson, Food columnist James age, man has an eteVnal others. over more than a quarter-century. Rav. Chart** W. Kuhl. pastor, 9 cond and third Sundays, Holy pastor emeVltus. 8:30 a.m., he and I arranged a summer cam- But the letter was a fake. Hie 'Curtin, pa^or. Saturday mas* at Bsohtold. 9:45 a.m., church 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Beard writes for more than a.m., Olvin* worship: 10:18 a.m Communion: fourth Sunday, mor­ worship; 0:45 a.m.. church potential. We are called to live A member of the long-distance pout in the just-opened wilderness S p.m.; Sunday maasaa at 7:30, school, gradas nursery through 6: a.m., hollnass maaUng; 7 p.m., KGB goofed. “ MichelleLang” is not Sunday School and Youth Forum. ning prayer. Hoty Communion school, adult forum, Bible study, 200 newspapers in the above the indulgence of A modest man, Nathan Jacobson ' ’ ''4:13 and 11 a.m. a m ., worship sarvtos; 11 a m ., salvation meeting. track team, he brought laurels to camp area of the Boston Council in to Hoty Communion first and third every Wednesday at 10 a.m. ^ nursery; 11 a.m.. worship, Mter- United States. Read his fleshly lusts which lead to a real person, but a code name used ■V.. BOLTON UNITED METHODIST church sopool, lor grad** 7 UNITED PENTECOSTAL the college from victories over op­ never sought public honors— never, Sunday. CALVARY. CHURCH natlve worship in chapel, nursery. physical debilitation and the Tamwortb-Chicoura region of CHURCH, 1041 Boston Turnpiks, through adult, oolla* and CHURCH, 187 WoodbrMg* St. remarks on food every by API on some form letters. “ Her” CHURCH O F CHRIST, Lydall (Assemblies of Qod), 400 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN posing runnerkmthroughout New bven gave them a passing thought. "^Rav. Marjorl* Hllas, pastor. 9:30 lallowship, oonlirmatlon class, Rav. Marvin Stuart, mlnistar. 10 Wednesday in the spiritual destruction, 1 Cor. New Hampshire. signature is actually a composite of and Vsrnon straats. Eugan* Buckland Road, Rev. Kenneth L. CHURCH (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Those of us who knew him as a I*' a.m., church aohool; 11 a.m„ aotivlllas lor grades nursary a.m.,.Sunday school; 11 a.m„ 6:19-20, 1 Peter 2:11, We are England. Some of us recall the Nathan arranged for *^Doc” Brawsr and Stav* Holt, mihlstsrs. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Burton D. Strand, pastor. 6 a.m., Manchester Herald. two company employees', worship sarvtos, nursary, through 8, and lunlor Choir morning worship; 8 p.m., avaning challenged by ambitions friend, as an associate in many, Sunday asrvloa*: 9 a.m. BIbl* Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Holy Communion, nursery; 0:15 famous, friendly contest that, on a Weston — an ex-physiclan-tumpd- . ,. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL rahsarsal. worship: 7:30 p.m., bibis study higher than the material — “ It was a good attempt to sign : da****: 10 a.m. worship; 8 p.m. worship; child-care and nursery; a.m., Christian growth hour, fall evening long ago, U w Cocen- many affaintai.llay8 gone by, mourn '— CHURCH. Boston Tumplk*. Rav. T H E F IR S T (Tusaday): 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer actor, living in the Actors’ CMony— worship. Wadnasday: 7 p.m. DI­ 7:00 p.m ., evening service of nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com ­ “seek first the kingdom of . ‘Micbelle,” ’ an API apokMman told t!.'Jo hn C . Holllgar. vicar. 10 *.m., CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (Thursday); 7 p.m., Man's prayar If you have an old photo try’s two best runners, Nathan, and hls pssiliig. MS study. Nursary providad lor aU praise and Bible preaching. munion, nursery. Qpd.” Matt. 6:33. to do the Coventry boys’ physical my associate Tony Capaccio. “ We -■vPamlly Eucharist; 11 a.m., O F COVEN TRY. 1171 Main St. (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Youth sarvtos you’d likdJo see appear in aarvicsa. NORTH UNITED METHODIST TRINITY COVENANT Low aim. not failure, is sinl "Oliver Frederickson, pitted in a gratis. Nursary program a|id eoffa* Rav. Bruos Johnson, pastor. 11 (Friday). the Manchester Herald, It is regrettable that more in bis were surprised.” CHURCH. 300 Parker S t Rlcfiard CHURCH. 302 Hacatack S t Rev. To catch a glimpse of heaven lallowship. a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., church PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. grueling, all-out run. My'troop’s physicals were done by W. Du pee, pastor. 6:45 and 10:16 Norman Swenson. 6 a.m., submit old photos to Focus mold do not emerge and give, as he BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL school In Church Lana Houa*. Sprues SI. Rav. Richard Gray, SCIEN TIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 and to follow its enticing It started opposite the old elm a.m.. worship, adult Bible daes. worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday Editor Adele Angle. a fourth-year TUts med student. ; 'CHURCH, Boltan Cantar Road, at Nursary car* providad. pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship sar­ a.m.. church aarvio*. Sunday glories Is to be lifted above did, g t their tinie, talent, and honest nursery, coffM between servloea; tree that stood at the foot gt Mason ' thaOrasn. Rav, .R.8tanl*y Eaton, vio*, nursary; 9:18 *.m„ Sunday school, and oar* lor small School; 10:25 a.m., coffee and Photos, which will be run the disappointing promfses of Hie late George Lathan (Coventry’s s e h ^ : 7 p.m.. Informal worship. 10:16 a.m., church school, fellowship; 11 a.m., worship. goodnature to the freely doing of t Intarim mlnisiar. 9:30 a.m., children. in the “ Recognize These our world. You cannot fly Street. Letters policy Manchester nursery; 5:3Q to 7 p.m.. junior and SOUTH UNITED METHODIST first full-time school bus driver) deeds demanded by the perceived ! worship sarvio*, nursary, church ST. JOHN'S POLISH ' COMMUNITY BAPTIST senior Igh MYF; 7:30 to 6:30 p.m.. C H U R C H , 1226 Main S t Dr. Faces?” column, will, of while keeping one foot on the Hie two agreed to run to the car (wntracted (gratis) to take both j •school: 10:45 a.m.. MIowshIp; 11 NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, CHURCH. 585 E. Cantar St. Rav. end reel needs of the community; The Manchester Herald GOSPEL HALL, Cantar Strsat junior and senior sacred dance Shephard $. Johnson. Rev. course, be returned. ground. And you cannot bam in Willlmantlc (now the city’s I '*.m., lorum. 23 Golway St. Rav. Walter A. Jamas I. Mask, mlnislar. 9:15 troops in bis well-remembered blue welcomes letters to the ^ to r. 10 *.m., brsaklng bread; 11:48 groups. Holy Communion first Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 and achieve your purpose while not for tangible rewards, frtatus, or a.m., Sunday school; - 7 p.m., Hyszko, pastor. 8:30 a.m„ maa* a.m.. Church school lor all agaa, public works garage), atgwt face, C b e^ scboM bus— starting with the Letters should be brief and to In English and PoWah. kindargartan through Grad* 4 Sunday of each month. 10:49 a.m., worship: 9 a.m., flirting with the base and Igrto- notoriety — but from an old- { Coventry goapal maaUng. SECOND CONQREQATIONAL eiMI»yNfA.lne and return to .the starting place. the point. They should be typed ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S continuing during tha sarvic*; church school, nursery through ble. Don't fly too lovyi Coventry troop, which included r fashioned and ingrained sense of FULL GOSPEL CHURCH. 369 N. Main S t The gradf 9. 10:45 a.m., nursery ar>d COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH. 741 E. Mktdl* Turn­ 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, Nate beat Ollie by some 18 several current tanidents (Hannon or neatly hand-written, and, for, Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 senior high dess; 6 p.m., Unitsd doing what is right, fitting and need­ ‘ITHURCH, Rout* 44-A and Trow-, CHURCH. 748 Main SI. Rav. piks. Rav. Martin J. Soholaky. . nursary providad. minutes, and was scarcely ont of ease In editing, should be double- pastor. Saturday mas* at 8 p.m.; a.m. worship service a ^ church Methodist youth fellowship: 6 "Your ignorance Is a big turn-off, but your arro­ Cochrane and Louis Haddad come to brido* Road, Rav. B rad Evans, PhWp P. Saundara. Sunday 10:30 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, ful. He Is missed, thet’s for sure. spaced. Sunday maaaas at 8:30, 10 and school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. p.m., S.O.S.; 7:30 p.m., aduH Bi­ breath. pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. a.m„ adult BIbl* study and Sun­ 238 Main S t Rav. Naal* MoLaln, Caura* gance Is utterly fascinatlngl" mind) and several who have since But be is not forgotten. 11:30 a.m. "- pENTER CONQREQATIONAL ble study. The Herald reserves the rigM worship; ip:48 a.m, Sunday day aohool; 7 p.m., worship sar­ senior pastor; Rav. Gaorga Em - How many of ns fondly remember passed away; among them, Bob ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST I «M m BM s Bkaer Ceaf**. cma> dF ensT to edit letters in the interests (St ■school; 7 p.m. BIMs study and vio*. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. mltt, mlnislar ol vtsHaHon and 3e4i8MiaL his old Model T Ford, and later the Jeaae and Sue Braimurd Main S t Rav. PhIHp A. Sheridan outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, 30 Lyda^awd Vasiww BWiila Wiley, Mike Solenski, and Tommy ; 'tollowship. Wadnasday, 7:30 .apadal BIMa staKH**: Wadnasday MaMhaalsr, C T 98848 hrevitv. clarity and tai^ and Rav. Emilio P. PadaM, oo- pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, Woodside St. Wayne S- Taylor, RBbww66H6B6 Dodge, that provided, Ihrougboiit Delray Beach, Fla. I p.m. prsyar masting. at 7:30 p.m., worship aarvto*. school; 10:48 a.m., worship, Young, who was killed at Iwo Jlma. pastors. Saturday masses at 8 associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. bishop. 9:19 a.m., sacrament - PRINOE OP PEACE Pravar Hna 848-8731 24 hour*. chHdran'a church and nursary, 7 a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 29. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Jan. 29, 1968 - 9

Weddings A s k D r . B la k e r p « , f GENERALAARON COOK (ML Bjorkland—McCabe Karen Blaker, Ph.D. MANCHESTER HEATING OIL J®' ■' ■' Sandra A. McCab^, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. QUALITY SERVICE Richard L. McCahe of 143 Barry Road, and Thomas H. Bjorkland, son of Thomas C. Bjorkland of Marlbo­ CALL iwii-abiio rough and Mrs. Anthony Zaineof Windsor Locks, were married Jan. 15 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Pow WOWS HAS IT! The Rev. C. Henry Anderson performed the double ring service. Melvin Lumpkin was organist and Mrs. CUNUFFE MITO BODY / /f/i Nancy Perrett was soloist. The bride was given in ROUTNU TALCOTTVILLE.CT. t//.IN '.>1 marriage by her parents. can help Mrs. Peter Hearad, cousin of the bride, of 643-1191 Manchester, was matron of honor. Cynthia Buckler 24HR.T0WHIG 191 and Pauline LeClair, both of Manchester, and Carole DEAR DR. BLAKERi DEAR R E A D E R ; A My family is so unpleasant, person’s self-image is 843^1016 mm MAIN bl Anthony of East Hartford were bridesmaids. FEATURING THIS WEEK . M.ANCHESlth John Vichi of Manchester was best man. Harry I hate to be home. Nobody usually composed of •COMPtlTt eOLUSION MPAIN Bjorkland of South Windsor. Donald Bjorkland is ever civil to one another everything he’s felt about •rOWIION AND AMINICAN CARS 643-1900 Warehouse Point, and Frederick Bjorkland of and sometimes it just himself throughout his en­ Since 1947 Manchester were ushers. All three are brothers otthe seems like a battleground. tire life plus all the things Art Cunliffe, Prop. groom. Is there anything I can do he feels he wants to be or After a reception at Fiano'sin Bolton, the coupleleft to change this? should be. on a wedding trip to Lake George, N.Y. They will It’s probable that your D E AR R E A D E R ; I nMM “" pUk " * KKmt make their home in Holland, Mass. friend’s self-image is very suggest that you call an of­ The bride is a graduate of Manchester Community negative and that she does ficial family conference College and the groom has been with the U.S, Army not accept or like herself. " W m in t and start it by telling them TS -O 9? Reserves for eight years. Both areemployed at Oldies Mrs. Thomas H. Bjorkland This self-contempt shows But Goodies Ltd. of Manchester. honestly and openly how itself in her attitude: 109 CENTER STREET YWKEE ALUMINUM SERVlIXS you feel. RAZOR'S EDGE & CO toward her physical Every family member MANCHESTER 643-8022 ! tpearance, which she Glass & Screen Repairs should have g, chance to be 968 Mafn Street ids unacceptable. 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The prospective bridegroom is a graduated from North Attleboro it. I ’m not the only one who Park Ave., New York, FAMILY HAIR CENTER THE CUT YOU KEEP MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE graduate of Coventry High School High School in North Attleboro. feels this way, either. Is N.Y. 10166. Any use of this and Rhode Island Trades Shops Mass., from the Tilton School in there anything I can do? information ' will be kept aFOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. Esat Cematary *CALL 649-5807 The prospective bridegroom is a School in Providence, R.I. He is Tilton, N.H., and from Rogger confidential. •BOOTS •HOSE 1979 graduate of Coventry High employed at J.C. Penney ware­ Williams College in Bristol, R.I. Ziebart •BLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS j QUALITY School and is a Q.C. inspectoi for house as an inbound receiver. He is self-employed. HARRISON ST. Communication Cable Inc. A fail A Sept. 17 wedding in Coventry is Ruttproeling Compiny MANCHESTER A May wedding at St. Bartho­ 5 Oton Rd. • Mancheeter • 843-5107 j MEMORIALS wedding is planned. planned. lomew Church is planned. rats PICKUS a oeuvinv In Uw Unnchnnlnr Aran. Gentle Touch Car Wash BUSINESS ADDRESS: McCartan-Prue Your Health Vernon Industrial Place ' 1t's Us or Clark Road EVERYTHING IN GLASS 643-2072 Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Vernon, C’’’ Rust” - WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT' Cecile R McCartan of 253 School (Just off Rt. Ob. Vernon exit) • DRAPERY • CARPET W ALLCOVERING St. announces the engagement of Thm colorful store thot comes to your door. " her daughter. P atricia Ann Tel: (203)872-3361 JJL WHITE GLASS (»|• NC McCartan of Cranston, R.I., to George E. Prue III, son of Mary e e e - r e l a DECORATING DEN Prue of West Roxbury, Mass. Miss . ovEH .*« rt:.tKs EXPERiEyt t: » Co*tom dropery • woven wood* • mini-blind* • bedspreod* McCartan is also the dbughter of I I I BiaaiLL BT. HANCHEaTER • verticol blind* • i«wog*/cornices • thodes •MIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS Eipwri daco'ot'ng o&r-ie oi vo*i« .viih r>c obi-gat'O'' the late Thomas H. McCartan. RAZOR’S Appeintmenti deyt aveninga waabandt^ ASAFETV g la s s aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC , Prue is also the son of the late It's better EDGE George E. Prue. FAMILY HAIR CENTER ( The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ & CO. J. B. ELECTRONICS ate of East Catholic High School FAMOUS BRAND and a 1981 graduate of Stonehill to sit than lie 968 Main St. STEREO a MUSIC AMPS a TV College in North Easton, Mass. Downtown TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE She is employed ;as a special DEAR DR. LAMB; I up. That was one of our Call 647-1167 MWCIIKVrKH scouting executive for the Narra- read the letter from the surprises in studying inac­ for your appointment lady who was concerned tivity in young men before f— ------T T 1 gansett Council, Boy Scouts of MMEMnomm — _ o ool America, in Providence, R.I, about the effects of sitting we sent astronauts into The prospective bridegroom is a all day in the office. I was space. When you are lying 1976 graduate of Catholic Memor­ Mary Jane Maior- interested in your remarks down your body is perpen­ lilte 649-3589 ial High School in West Roxbury, Desmond A. Belske Patricia F. Parker about how sitting without dicular to the force of Keep Your VI Hnt It SBf I Suf ,IACK BERTRAND 643-1262 Mass, and a 1980 graduate of enough activity caused a gravity. Even exercising Stonehill College in North Easton, person to f ^ l tired and while lying down is not Mass. He holds a bachelor of AAajor-Belske Paricer-Damato even afleptU the heart and effective enough to prevent .S/»«»ririli*iFijr in H i»if* ^ science degree in accounting. He circulation. a loss of calcium, ^ t stan­ Eyes On Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Major of Patricia F. Parker and Louis C. I OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE ■ is employed as an account execu­ I’m concerned about my ding up or sitting up delays MERCURY ISilo Loomis Street announce the en­ Damato II, botjr of Manchester, j 6 5 4 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER. CT. I tive for Griffin Publishing Co, in mother. She lives with us or may even prevent loss of gagement of their daughter, Mary announce their engagement. The ] Pina Shopping Plaza | Weymouth. Mass. and because of her age is calcium. We do not really Jane Major, to Desmond A. Belske bride-elect is the daughter of A Sept. 3 wedding at St. James not too active. She stays in know why. So from that This Space Church is planned. of Woodbridge Street, son of Mr. Katherine C. Fox of West Hartford, » - 1MMU4S-27B6 I DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE and Mrs. Stanley Belske of South and the prospective bridegroom is the house mostly and sits a point of view it is better to I great deal. She already has sit up than to lie down. But NO SERVICE CHARGE j One ol Mencheeter'e Ler®e*i Selectlont 01 Figure! Ceramics In m Windsor. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis I Block. Our Veliunn Bavee You Money. 100*s 01 Specials. ■ Miss Major is a 1981 graduate of Damato of Manchester. some osteoporosis and I again, just sitting is not Next Week A U CLOTH CAR WASH GENTLY GLEANS AND SHINES” J Afasrer Charge end Vlae Accepted | Landers-Ferrier Manchester High School and at­ Miss Parker is employed at realize that the changes in enough to avoid the 41 Tefe-Cbecli... ■ I f m m d i OmcM CsiM m W M I tends Manchester Community Col­ Lynch Motors Inc. Damato is the her bones with age make it deterioration of the body t ltX 7 MrIr S M Mr. and Mrs. Neal H. Landers of lege. She is employed at Manches­ owner of Frank Damato and Sons more likely that she will from inactivity. 43 Broad St. announce the engage­ ter Memorial Hospital. Construction. have a fracture if she falls. In general, can ap­ Custom KHehen Center When yon visit Manchester’s newest and dry your car. And hand toweling insures that ment of their daughter. Joan Ellis The prospective bridegroom is a A Sept. 10 wedding is planned. You mentioned that preciate the b e f i t s of ac­ most unique tM HiiMALI n NAMI PtATIS difference in sitting and Others can send 75 cents Thura.tlll9PM AU cloth pads an(h>ressure sprays are used is available to insure that your care receives aiiiN iMinNMA 3-MBONOCBrWM Portland. Maine. She attended Deaths studied HARTFORD (UPI) - The SOPT state’s only elevator installers’ being in bed with re^ rd to with a long, stamped, aelf- to genUy scrub away dirt and reach into all the attention it deserves. A professionally Willimantic Teacher’s College. HARTFORD (UPI) - The city calcium and my mother’s addressed envelope for It C LisTH She is employed as a craft union was to consider today M 9 -7 S 4 4 those hard to reach spots. These pads aim cleaned car both looks and feels good. Make it has a much higher rate of prema­ osteoporosis. to me, in care of this AND instructor at the Institute of Living challenging a city decision barring provide exceUent poUshing action. Special a part of your regular car maintenance ture births and infant deaths than workers from city-assisted pro­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, tCIRNCRI' in Hartford. DEAR READER; Yes, * M IBBEUSTilM K'^ detergent creams and spray poUshes shine and program other cities its size and three jects because it refused to sign an Radio Q ty Station, New I * OSTRINSKY, INC. The prospective bridegroom is a there is. I don’t think Just MAM TO ORom. LARM ASSORTMlirr OF ! WITH THIS Hartford-area foundations have affirmative action plw . York, N.Y. 10019. 643-5679 543 s?3s graduate of Springfield Trade put up $23,000 for studies to find out sitting in a chair is aroqu avAMFi JuicrniOM I COUPOH 731 PARKER ST . MANCHESTER School. He attended Springfield the reason; adequate activRy for the ★ EMBlUVINa I Technical College, the Continuous The union "w ill not under any jSI.OO OPP - ONI TOUCH CAR WASH The six-month study will be condition" sign the plan which reasons I have discussed^ ■ram, DUK a DOOR f la t is , namu pm*, M O ««iiI Progressive Education Center in CAR FLAna MADf ro OnoniA aMCMLTV made by the Health Systems requires 19 percent of the work­ before and I like to see' 'SI.SO OPP - HOT OR TOTAL TOUCH Gentle Touch Car Wash 344 Broad CALL US FIRST! East Hartford and the University Agency of North Central force on city project be minprity everyone who can, get STRETCH YOUR * MABIIETIGSiaNS I OFFER VALID THRU 8/4/83 (NsKt to ths Msnchsstsy Psrksds) d 9 d - d 846 ^ 5 0 F T . TRUCK SCALE of Hartford. He served in the U.S. Connecticut. FULL MAONinC OR so MOUWO STVUa gnmp members, John DeRosa said some activity such as a BURGER BUDGET by Marine Corps. He is employed hy "W e know that teen pregnancy comfortable stroll or more ' aSNTLS TOUCM OAR WASH LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS ’Ihiirsday. using one part soy extender ★ BUSINESS CAII08 Hflrs W heel Clssifing Engine Steaih Cleaning Associated General (Contractors of plays a role. So does poor educa­ if a person is up to it. l a r m • ilrction of tvfu otylio, Loooa a ooroi I 3«l| Broad 8t Nazt to MMMhoster Parkade dealers in iron, metals, papers Hartford and Merrigan and Le- to four parts of meat. Your tion, overcrowding, malnutrition DeRosa is business manager for For some reason, in­ Febvre R eally of Windsor Locks. taste buds won’t be able to and many other (factors)," said the 320-member Local 91 of the dividuals lying down are ,s A MprcH 12 wfedding at Ellington tell the difference, but your Janis L. Dirinf, assistant director International Union of Elevator more prone to loss of P rlnrtiMr-'-liognwIiig J Coogregational Church is planned. of the health systems agency. . Constructors. calcium than people sitting budget will! MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Jan. 29, 1983- 11 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Jan. 29. 1983 Officials: statistics Obitimries

plumber with the Underwood Michael Page People Typewriter Co. in Hartford until FOCUS I SOUTH WINDSOR - Michael show toll booths his retirement in 1989. Page. 78, of 375 Diane Drive, Survivors, besides his wife, are a formerly of East Hartford, hus­ son, Arthur W. Pierce of Manches­ band of Phyllis Glennie Page, died ter; a daughter, Mrs. Arcella P. rP Thursday at Manchester Memor­ not safety hazard Conti of Brooksville, Fla.; two ial Hospital. brothers, Clarence Pierce and He was bom in Pittston, Pa., and I n Robert Pierce, and two sisters,,, ^1 lived in South Windsor for 10 years. Mrs. Eva Silva and Mrs. Hejen 7/ He attended St. Margaret-Mary f o c u s HARTFORD (U PI) - Connec­ tute a number of mechanical Joseph, all of Provlncetowjn; two Church of South Windsor. He was a Laurie left a poignant legacy ticut's highway chief and top law procedures to make the roadway grandchildren, and several nieces enforcement officer told lawmak­ career Navy veteran, serving 28 Adete Angle safer but in the end it's the "human and nephews. years, and was chief petty officer ers Friday statistics showed factor" that determines the safety Funeral services will be held Focus Editor traffic accidents are not a major when he retired in 1950. He was a By Adele Angle on the highways. Monday at 8; 15 a.m. at the John F . safety factor on the Connecticut member of Orient Lodge of Ma­ Focus Editor To this end, Forst said, it was % Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. What Laurie wrote Turnpike, sons, East Hartford. more important to have added Center St. with a mass at St. Jam6s Laurie Ganzer was the kind of The comments came before the Besides his wife, he is survived radar patrols, motorcycles, and Church at 9 a.m. Calling hours are daughter mothers brag about. Legislature's Transportation by two sons, Michael E. Page of even a helicopter or fixed wing Sunday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Pretty. Vivacious. Talented. Her Committee, which has speeded up Hartford and Paul J. Page of aircraft to patrol the 120-mile Memorial contributions may be parents laughingly called her a hearings to discuss the merits and Portsmouth, R.I.; one stepson, made to Newington Children’s. walking encyclopedia. 1980 costs of eliminating tolls after a turnpike. To do this, Forst said, he Norman Glennie of Manchester: Hospital. Keeping At age five she sang a solo at Jan, 19 accident at the Stratford needed at least 27 more troopers. two stepdaughters, Mrs. Philip University of South Dakota church. By age 11 she was toll plaza that claimed seven lives. Bums said last year the state Steinmetz and Mrs. Kenneth Gib­ Nothing, nothing at all but what other David Nelson Cate composing songs on the guitar. She The panel also got a variety of collected $48 million in tolls from bons, both of East Hartford; one David Nelson Case, 31, son of M r.’ loved the summer art classes at people see it as being — an endless information on the bonding of the an estimated 134-million vehicles sister, Mrs. Russell Wheeler of and Mrs. C. Edson Case of 104 the news Bowers and later Highland Park emptiness. What is it like trapped in a 30-year-old toll way, cost estimates that used the turnpike. Ninety Manchester; 18 grandchildren and WoodsideSt., died Jan. lOin Derry,- Elementary Schools. She was a to reconstruct the highway and percent of the vehicles were three great-grandchildren. dark closet urable to get out, beating on N.H. Little. Miss Softball and a cheer­ holy much federal aid was passenger cars that paid a total of Funeral services will be Monday the walls and screaming, ramming my Case attended Manchester leader for Pony football at Bennet available, $33 million, the remaining were at 9 a.m. from the Newkirk & schools and was graduated from a secret head against the wall... commercial vehicles that pro­ Junior High. f ’ ■ THE HEARING also drew ques­ Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- Manchester High School in 1989. But storm clouds started form­ and the wall is the shell of myself. tions from Fairfield County legis­ duced $15 million. side Ave., East Hartford, with a He was graduated from the Uni­ ing in Laurie Ganzer’s mind about lators who have called the tolls Sen. W illiam D iB ella, D- mass of Christian burial at St. versity of Connecticut in 1973 and The rabbit died. Kewin found him age 13. She started to withdraw,, unfair, unsafe and unhealthy. Hartford, co-chairman of the com­ Herold photo by Torqulnlo Margaret-Mary Church at 10 a.m. from Western New England Col- i her circle of friends narrowed Transportation Commisioner J, mittee, said after the lengthy curled up beside his water dish 1971 Burial will be in Veterans lege of Law in Springfield, Mass. ’ considerably. A once vivacious, William Burns presented figures hearing the basic concern of the quite gone one morning. 1 feel like a green new branch being Memorial Field-Hillside Ceme­ He had practiced law in Manches­ unusually enthusiastic child, she estimating a cost of more than $158 issue "remains how to fund recon­ Nobody'$ said anything to Mo­ Weepy work tery, East Hartford, with full ter. N.H. turned quiet and phlegmatic. caressed by the slowly settling droplets of million to remove tolls safely and struction costs tor the roadway." nique yet and she’s qot asking. military honors. Besides his parents, his survi­ At Manchester High School she upgrade the turnpike. Which is just as well because this is dew. Judy Eschmann, left, peels onions as M ary Ann Friends may call at the funeral vors are two sisters, Mrs. Beverly continued to play her guitar but Burns said records from Janu­ Taggart lends a handkerchief and Ellie Walt, right, home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Warnock of Springfield, Va., and the second pet that has left had only one close friend. ary 1979 to last March showed the Permit sought cleans lettuce. The women are preparing tor the roast p.m. Memorial contributions may Mrs. Marilyn Baseler of South Monique by way of death. After she had spent two and a accident rate on the turnpike be made to the Heart Association, Weymouth, Mass.; a brother, half years at the University of (The following prose poem was found by averaged 152,8 per 100 million pork dinner scheduled Saturday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at A building permit is being sought 310 Collins St., Hartford. Charles Edson Case Jr. of Tucson, The first was a cat she named Connecticut, Laurie’s depression miles. He said only 7,6 percent of the fellowship hall of Second Congregational Church, Laurie’s sister Nov. 4, 1980 — exactly a LAURIE ANN GANZER by J and G Associates for 14 Ariz.; and several nieces and Lum Lum. Every once in a while came crashing to the surface: She the 14,000 accidents on the turnpike 385 N. Main St. The dinner, which will be served William J. Pierce year to the day after Laurie wrote it in one condominium units on Oakland nephews. when Monique gets angry at her swallowed 76 sleeping pills. / she loved to play the guitar occurred at toll stations. William J. Pierce, 77, of 34 Street at an estimated construc­ continuously, includes fruit iuice, roast pork, mashed A memorial service will be held father, she tells him that he killed After hospitalization, she re­ of her journals. The Alien she mentions An estimated 68,000 vehicles Russell St. died Friday at Man­ tion cost of $400,000. potatoes, gravy, apptesauce, green beans, tossed Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lum Lum. Kevin didn’t kill Lum turned briefly to UConn to resume was Laurie’s closest friend. Allen died in used the Stratford tolls every day. chester Memorial Hospital. He The 1.7-acre parcel is on the west salad, rolls, butter, ic^ cream,cookies, and beverage. Lutheran Church, 80 Church St, Lum but he still blames himself her studies (she had a 3.6 aver­ Of the 14,000 accidents reported on was the husband of Dorothy an accidental fall in 1977.) (Probably the last thing Laurie wrote) s ide of Oakland Street just north of Burial will be at convenience of the age) , but her depression con­ the entire turnpike, 257occurred at Price is $7 tor adults and $3.50 tor children under 13. (Avila) Russell. that he didn’t recognize that there October 26, 1980 North School Street. The complex family. There are no calling hoursT tinued. She entered the Institute of the Stratford toll and involved one Proceeds will be used to defray the costs of recent Born in Provincetown, Mass., he was something wrong with the cat. of two-story structures was de­ Memorial contributions may bq Livng and spent more than a year I want no tears when I am gone — no death. Burns said. renovdtlons to the sanctuary and church school. Call had lived in Manchester for 40 ” I should have noticed how sick signed by Gregory Louis Montana, made to the University of Connec-i there. useless crying or prayers but a moment of Loneliness streaks through my mind A total of four deaths on the years. He was employed as she was,” he says. a South Windsor architect. 649-2863 tor reservations. ticut Foundation for the benefit o( Discharged, she decided to make entire turnpike were reported celebration. Everything I wanted to be I Like a bullet without fire the university library. Box U-190; a fresh start in July, 1979. She during the 39-month period; he Then I say, "But you probably Angry thoughts of you the demon Storrs, Ct. 06288 or to the Emanuel moved to Sioux Falls, S.D., to live was — a biologist, a psychiatrist, a said. Lutheran Church fund. ” couldn’t have done anything any­ with a sister. She attended the philosopher, a dancer, and my happiness The manipulator, the driver of this State Police Commissioner Col. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mali! way. That cat was sick.” I say that spring, 1980 semester at the bargain Lester J. Forst, who testified later Checks charges have him bouncing was misunderstood and confused by so St. is in charge of arrangements.; to make my 35-year-old brother University of South Dakota and during the daylong hearings, said many except perhaps Mom and Allen. Sends me angry tor refuge in a more feel better after his 4-year-old continued with counseling and a he agreed with Burns the figures Courtesy of police, a Stores failure to appear. peaceful existence up by state police based in with six counts of the charge, and Elmer F. Rice daughter has savaged his part-time job. Now I am with him perhaps under God’s indicated most accidents on the resident Thursday night visited Colchester, and charged with three one count of sixth-degree iarceny. Christopher St. Louis, 16, of Park Elmer F. Rice; 85, of Winter- In October 1980, she moved into grace, living in a happiness that is far Demands! Demands! What you demand turnpike were "fender benders," barracks in Coichester, Williman- conscience. counts of issuing bad ch.ecks. Police said he was then brought Street in Hartford, had failed to haven, Fla., formerly of Manches­ the Sioux Falls YWCA — another leaves me recklessly hoping for a sea and the fatal crash last week "was tic, Coventry, Manchester and beyond any other I have ever known. Police said he was then trans­ to East Hartford where he was appear in court to face a charge of ter, died Thursday in Winter-' attempt to live on her own. an exception.■’ East Hartford — but not for THE LATE RAB BIT’S name When someone who has not heard of my breeze, ferred, to Willimantic, where addi­ wanted on additional counts. breach of peace made Sept. 2, and haven. He was the husband of Viola On Sunday, Oct. 26, she was seen Forst said there was no differ­ pleasure. charges of loitering on school was Sally Fields. Monique nan>ed a soft leaf tional charges were leveled, then V.Rice going to her room at the YWCA death asks you how I am doing, only say, ence where an accident occurred if He was wanted in each of these him that. Nobody ever understood brought to Coventry. “ He was all over the place last grounds and possession of mari­ He was born in Fitchburg, Mass, about 4 p.m. Sometime that she’s in a far off land somewhere with her against my body, the petal of a rose. it was ppused "by someone who towns on warrants charging him exactly why. Once-I asked her and night," one state trooper said. juana brought against him Oct. 13, and had lived in Florida for the evening she hanged herself. No one can ever pay the price if the game falis asleep at the wheel, is with issuing bad checks, police In Coventry, he was charged fiance, she doesn’t want to have any In an unrelated arrest, Manches­ police said. past 20 years after having moved; she shot me one of those how-could- HOW LAURIE got to that point daydreaming or foliowing too said Friday night. with three counts of issuing bad children and she’s very happy. She’s more goes on, and I’m tired of this loser’s ter police served a warrant Friday from Manchester. Before his re­ you-be-so-stupid-it’s-perfectly- never will be fully understood. But close." Daniel F. Aurand, 22, of Hillyn- checks, then transferred to Man­ streak. night charging a Hartford man He was being held Friday.night tirement he was chief examiner for obvious-why looks 4-year-olds are the collection of writing she left beautiful than she ever was before in Forst said the DOT could insti­ dale Road, Stores, was first picked chester. There he was charged with three counts of second-degree in lieu of $1,000 bond. sales and use tax in the Connecti­ so good at. behind — including a message spirit and her grace is boundless. Then Don’t call my name again for I am leaving cut Tax Department. written shortlj^before she took her perhaps if you truly cared, you could say a the table to go hang myself and celebratg, An Army veteran of World War Sally Fields lived outside in a life — sheds some light on the prayer that we will meet again in God’s my madness in some other domain. II, he was a member of American huge rabbit cage behind the gentle but tortured young woman. chosen land where there will be no sorrow I will not answer your call again, so be it. Calendars Mastrangelo Man held in assault Legion posts in Hartford and iq garage. Somebody at work gave "Laurie, Laurie Hallelujah” Winterhaven. He was also a Kevin the rabbit cage. It came was compiled by her mother, and only joy; I seek the rose still. member of the 40&8 in Winter? Carole Katz of 46 Butternut Road, marriage marked Police Friday night charged an store with a companion when along with the rabbit inside of it. police donfronted them and asked I.aven. He had been a member of who published the book herself and Members of the Democratic Town Committee 18-year-oId man with assault on a for identification. The men were Orient Lodge of Mason in East is selling it for $5 a copy. congratulated one of their own Thursday night at police officer after he slugged an One day last fall I was over AAanchester asked to wait outside the cruiser Hartford for 51 years. “ I want people to realize what a the start of their meeting. officer while being arrested on a visiting and Kevin called me breach of peace charge, they said. while ah ID check was made. Survivors, besides his wife, are beautiful person Laurie really talking about herself. "This is Monday Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings said it outside. Paul J. McMahon, of 108 W. McMahon then became unruly three sons, Charles K. Rice of was,” l says Mrs. Katz. (Laurie’s about Laurie — not me,” she says Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing was appropriate to honor Pascal Mastrangelo, “ What do you think?” he asked more than once. But it is hard not Middle Turnpike, was also and the companion fled, police Enfield, Earle Rice of Jackson­ parents were divorced when she room who. at age 80, got married last week in a church with a big grin. . to wonder how any mother can charged with interfering with a said. ville, Fla., and Alan Rice of was 5 years old; her mother Internal Revenue Service tax return workshop, 6-9 ceremony. The Ejemocrats gave Mastrangelo a survive losing a daughter to police officer. He was being held at When McMahon was charged Winterhaven; a daughter, Mrs. "What do I think of what?” I rem arri^ two years later) p.m.. Municipal Building hearing room warm round of applause. the station Friday night in lieu of with breach of peace, he turned Dorothy M. Smith ofWlnterhaven; asked. MRS. KATZ spent the last two suicide. Board of Directors-Board of Education joint "It's good," snapped the colorful Mastrangelo “ You never get over it,” she says $2,000 bond, police said. and punched one of the officers in three brothers, Kenneth Rice of years compiling Laurie’s peoms. subcommittee on school use, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln with a- grin, when asked how married life is Police said the incident took the face, they said. There were no Merrimack, N.H., Donald Rice of He was crestfallen that I hadn’t Many were scratched. helter- quickly. Center hearing room suiting him. That drew laughter from his But the months since her daugh­ place outside a package store on visible injuries to the officer, they Stetson, Maine, and Duncan Rice noticed that Sally Fields had a skelter on the backs of envelopes Tuesday colieagues. ter’s death have put her own West Middle Turnpike, where two said. of Leominster, Mass.; eight grand­ brand new roof on her cage — and hidden between the pages of Public comment session, 9.a .m., Board of Directors Mastrangelo, who was a widower, is chairman suffering into perspective. Parents officers wearing civilian clothing Police then lodged the other two children, and seven great- complete with sloping sides and tar books. Others were written in office. Municipal Building of the Manchester Housing Authority. He also is a who lose their children to sudden were staked out looking for minors charges. granchildren. shingles. notebooks in diary form. Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Lincoln Center Hearing district leader in the Democratic Town accidents perhaps have a greater attempting to buy booze. Funeral services will be held “ What's in here is about 25 Room Committee. ’’Drainage — for when it rains,” torture, she says. "F or them it Police said they had recently Monday at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill percent of what I went through,” Wednesday He married Alice Magnuson, 76, of Bolton last may even be worse. They didn’t received receiving complaints that Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Kevin said, still hoping I’d catch on Mrs. Katz says. Bennet Non-Profit Housing Corporation, 8 p.m.. week. Mrs. Magnuson was a widow. have a very sick child,” she says. minors were being allowed to Finding a buyer for spor­ Hill. Friends may call at the to how terrific it was that Sally She speaks in an even tone. Even Lincoln Center Gold Room ■ "P a l shows us you're only as old as you feel," "Maybe there's some small com­ purchase liquor. ting goods is easy when you funeral home one hour before the Fields now had a cage that looked when she takes some snapshots of Thursday said Cummings. " I think it's great." fort in knowing that she’s not going They said McMahon exited the advertise in Classified. funeral. like a Swiss chalet. her daughter out of her pocketbook Economic Development Commission, 8 a.m.., through the agony that was tor­ "What about a chimney?” I to show an interviewer^ only her Lincoln Center Gold Rodm menting her.” asked. eyes betray how painful the Odd Fellows Committee, 3 p.m., Municipal Building moment is for her. That torment was the impetus hearing room News for senior citizens LE T ME M AKE something The photos sharply etch the for much of her poetry. She speaks '.V IRS tax return workshop, 6-9 p.m., Municipal perfectly clear. changes which took place in Mrs. of longing and loneliness — in one Building hearing room Kevin is no great fan of rabbits. Katz’ daughter. One-taken shortly poem, she calls it ” an endless Judge's hours, 6:30-8:30 p.m.; Probate Court emptiness.” Nor was bis daughter’s anything before her senior prom at Man­ Saturday Laurie used strong images to special either. It was simply one of chester High School — shows a IRS tax return workshop. 10 a m.-2 p.m.. Municipal slini young Laurie in pastel green describe her feelings. Take precautions against winter cold your standard black and white Building hearing room formal. Long thick brown hair “ Oh, dear, fragile feelings dan­ rabbits with big floppy ears, the tumbles around her shoulders. gling on a string — locked inside, a Editor's note: This home with the high cost of the painting of the scenery. Orchestra under the direc­ blindness and vision im­ Restaurant for an “ all you kind children in elementary school Another — taken perhaps four closed cage in which stands a tiger. ■n rolumn is prepared by fuel is urged to contact the So please stop by and help tion of Lou Joubert for pairment. I strongly can eat” chicken dinner like to draw. Which of us is the trainer and who’s Andover the staff at the years later — shows a much Human Services Depart­ us out. Our variety show is your listening pleasure. suggest that ail take advan­ followed by a trip to Spags changed Laurie. Months hf>tq|dng performing the tricks?” one poem .Manchester Senior ment at 647-3092 or the But the thing was Kevin didn’t Monday our biggest fund raiser and Also on Feb. 10, we will tage of this free eye check in Massachusetts. All this aanti-depressant drugs nihve asks. Citizen's* Center. .It Town Clerk, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. Manchester Area helps support our meals be entertained by the up. The test is fast and for the low cost of |13. want that rabbit dying on his added at least 25 pounds to her Other poems are full of love and Tax Coiieclor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Bujiding. appears Wednesdays and Conference of Churches at program. Bennet Junior High Jazz painless. Individuals participating account. Not with Lum Lum’s slight frame. Her hair is short and life and adolescent exuberance. Saturdays in the 649-2093 for fuel assistance. Band under the direction of Don’t forget that next tragic pasaing still a black mark on “ Spring. Love's alive. Lives inside Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. WE STILL have a few in our “ socjal dance” class severe. There is an empty look on Manehester Herald. If you need assistance,- Marlly Lillibridge. So week we will be having two the merry-go-round of your eyes,” : V openings for our winter are reminded that soft his soul. ‘ her unsmiling face. / please don't wait until the please stop by to enjoy an registrations for future one poem says. classes in macrame, soled shoes are required. . As the fall grew chilliqr and the "That was taken when she was By Joe DImlnIco last minute. afternoon of jazz with all of trips. On Wednesday star­ IT IS POEMS like these that Bolton ceramics and oil painting. This is not only for safety woodstove went on, Kevin became flying to South Dakota to live with activities specialist Individuals wishing to us here at ihe center. ting at 10:30 a.m. sign up her sister — I was so worried about Mrs. Katz found when she went All classes are free. If in­ but to help preserve our even more obsessed with Sally CAROLE KATZ AT HOME have assistance in filing And last, I ’m sure all of for the celebration of St. her,” Mrs. Katz say^. Monday terested, please sign up in beautiful auditorium floor. Greetings. SiiTce the cold their Income Tax returns Patrick’s Day at the Aqua- Field's survival. MRS. KATZ shies away from Please turn lo page 20 She published her daughter’s writings Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall the office. you will be excited to meet Startong on Feb. 22 the winter weather has finally, for 1982 may do so free of Mike Boguslawski of Turf Club in Plantsville, Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Hall, Towards the end of center will have its second : In early December the styro­ Assessor-Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. arrived, we the staff at the charge here at the center WTNH Channel 8. Mike is Ct. Entertainment, dinner, February we will be having pool tournament, rotation. foam insulation waa added- Kevin Tuesday center ask you to take the beginning on Tuesday and the gentleman on TV who dancing, prizes and three new classes, one in A trophy will be awarded : took four pieces of styrofoam and Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hail. following precautions: every week thereafter on states ‘T m in ypur cor­ transportation all for $17. quilting, the second in hand to the winner. Interested made an igloo-Uke thing with a Board of Health. 7:30 p.m . Fireplace Room, dress warmly in and out of Monday, Tuesday, ner.” Mike is not only a TV Secondly, on Friday at 9 building (a form of pottery individuals can sign up Community Haii. doors, preferably with Wednesday and Friday a.m. we will have a sign up Httle round opening and be set that without a wheel) and a new personality but a long stan­ downstairs in the pool irsday natural fibers of good in­ from 1 to 3:30 p.m., with ' right inside the cage. He was sure crafts class which will in­ ding consumer advocate. If for the Wright’s Farm room. >oard of Library Directors, 7:30 p.m., Bentley sulating properties such as the help of our Tax this would guarantee tropical If's not too easy being charitable you have any questions or a wool; try to keep your volve batik and many other Memorial Library. Counseling for the Elderly problem, please stop by for conditions for Sally Fields no dwelling warm as possible. different crafts. For volunteers. No appoint­ Mike assured me that be matter how far the temperatures It should be 70 degrees. further details and starting contributions? ^ We find way to let ourselves off. ment is necessary. fell. If you have your health, some the people who give to that blind dates please stay in tune will do all in his power to THE BEST FROM TEXAS We say to ourselves that we’re Elderly individuals need Don't forget that this happiness, a job, a place to live and The United Way has been a man outside Saks. I can’t read the Coventry with the column. help you. suspicious of how this charity to keep their bodies Sunday will be our variety Avaliabl9 Through ” A guest room?” I asked. some money in the bank, yo(i don’t ■ partial answer to the problem pf looks on their faces, but I think warmer than any other Here are some of the Sally Fields looked puzzled, too. how to give, but most of us aren’t they are taking some smug satis­ spends its money or we don’t like Tuesday show rehearsal from 2 to 5 DON’T FORGET that need help. The chances are you segment of the population. programs we have in store ought to be helping someone who Andy satisfied with such an impersonal faction from giving where so many the new policy of this school or that Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. On site. p.m. New talent is always on Feb. 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. He sat there munching on a carrot for you in the month of does need help. I have those things, charitable contribution. We’d like people can see them give. organization. Board of Welfare, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse's Office, Town They run the risk of welcome. Marci and Roger we will be having a free taking the whole thing in. Kevin February: On Feb. 3 we but who do I help and how? IRooney to (to something in a more direct A lot of rich people make wills It’s easy to find some excuse not Hall. hypothermia (rapid loss of Negro have also informed glaucoma screening here claimed Sally Fields spent whole will again have back our At least twice a week I feel guilty way for a person or for some and keep everything they have for (5 give and, of course, it’s necesary Wednesday body heat. Anyone who us that they are in need of at the center. Glaucoma is days inside his igloo but I never ever popular Senior Center as I drop some letter asking for a Syndicated ' specific organization. themselves until they die. This that we have excuses. It is true that Sewer Referendum, 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., Regular Voting finds it difficult to heat the volunteers to help out with one of the leading causes of PInmm: 646-6259 saw the rabbit venture inside. contribution into the little wicker At this time of year, when I begin comes mostly from the fear of not we can’t give to everyone. Places, Columnist ANYWAY THE bad news came wastebacket next to my chair. Do I to get my tax stuff together. I’m ending up with enough, I suppose. Fire Sub-station Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse’s 643-1489 not care about blind? Don’t I want often embarrassed to see how little I ’ve always thought — and I THE MAYOR of New York. Ed Office, Town Hall. WELCOME WAQON Just recently. Sally Fields suc­ DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs $7.50/CARTON to help wipe out cancer? Am I in I ’ ve given compared to how much I suppose everyone has thought this Koch, complained recently that too Thursday cumbed. There was no autopsy. A WANTS TO VISIT Y O U ' SUCCULENT > favor of muscular dystrophy? have. — that if I ever became really rich. many New York Neighborhoods HUD Housing Rehabilitation Committee, 7:30p.m., -Welcome Wagon offers discreet advertising highly secret burial took place Just engaged? New parent? What about the school and college I that? It simply ii not easy to be I’d give away everything except are selfish. They only want good Planning Office, Town Hall. to professionals in the medical, dental, after dark down by the brook. Sally Moved? I'd like to visit you with VALENCIA OBANSES attended? Am I ungrateful to them charitable. - WE A LL WANT to know for sure what I need to live well on. Not things for themselves, he said. health-care, legal and animal-care fields, useful gifts and information. I'll (32-M/oartoii) Fields is in eternal rest next to because I don’t always give them One of the difficult things about that any charitable contribution being really rich, that's easy for Koch, a Jew, spoke in a synagogue Our service effectively reaches Individuals also bring cards you can re­ and Lum Lum. what they want? charity is deciding who to give to. we make is not stolen or wasted me to think. the other night and made a in the privacy of their homes and is in You can’t give to everyone who deem lor more gifts at local And Monique hasn’t noticed a There are so many people and and it’s impossible not to look for And, of course, each of us gets to wonderfully strong, honest, almost keeping with the dignity of your profession. RUBY RED SRAPEFRUrr asks and sometimes those who familiar complaint. businesses. It's a friendly visit thing. Or at least she hasn't chosen organizations that n e ^ and de­ some kind of appreciation from define what's reallyrich. If I had Please have your office telephone me if lo help you get snswers about (lt-20/eailon) don’t ask need help worse than who others who know you've given. what I have now 20 years ago. I ’d He said no synagogue in New lo get a photo back once it has appeared in print in the to comment on It. - serve help that it’a more than I can you'd like' to discuss our unique program. do. 1 don’t give to the blind beggar “ Take heed,” it says somewhere have considered myself "really York was providing a single b6d Manchester Herald, simply come to the t^nchester town, goods and services Aii OaHvory: Utareh 12 thru 19 stand to think about sometimes. ' The other day she breesUy told with the dog on the sidewalk- in the Bible, "that ye do not your rich.” for the homeless. Herald, Bralnard Place, and ask at the reception desk. free to you. I ’m eating too much and there are me that her father told her he was people starving. It would be better outside Saks Fifth Avenue because alms before men, to be seen of Very few of us “ give 'til it hurts.” It isn’t easy, Koch said, to care Sorry, we cannot return photos by mail unless a self- Cali 8ua iUmCM FELD SERVICE goihg to buy her a dog. for all of us if I split what’s on my he demeans every blind man who them.” We wait until we have enough so it for the sort of people who need a addiessed stamped envelope is submitted. 643-9632 m Can M S-INM 2 “ Whoa I'm 16,” she said. plate with them, but bow do I do does not beg. Where do I make my I always look with suspicion on doesn’t hurt much, then we vivp bed for ovemieh* 12 - M ANCH ESTER HERALD . Sat,, Jan. 29, 1983 IV1ANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Jan. 29, 1983- 1.1

Silvers finds 'Happy Days’ Tor many years Ihe charac­ ’ 1 always wanted to It black power ■ myth? perform." says Miss Silvers, "I TV ter ol Jenny Ptccalo was spo­ S u n d a y ken about on ABC's Tuesday was always 'on. I was part of PRESENTS "American Dream" has been € 0 ® On Ihe Monday. Jan. 31 edi­ the traveling Slivers.” night comedy "Happy Days." tion ol PBS' "Frontline," the tough. Many residents call but It wasn't until last season tar. Roddy McDowsll, Edmund- vThey still haven’t stopped question Is posed: "How pow­ Washington, D.C. "Chocolate 64)0A.M. mm.) CD - Payohlc Phanomana 09 - Sunday at tha King's that viewers finally got to see Gwsnn, Ellubath Taylor. 1943. Cathy's oldest sister, Tracey, is erful Is black power?" City." It is overrun by wide­ C D - BIbii On/Nows ( X -N a w t 0 - MOVIE: 'Road to Rio* A Houaa the faubbly buddy of Joanie O D - Point of View an associate producer. Her Series anchor Jessica Sav- spread poverty, the city Is 75 8 -BloBraphy ( X - Jimmy Swagpart couple of one-tima top mual- 0 - Nawa/Spoits/Waathw- Cunningham. 8 - Joaia and tha Puaayoata ciana atow away on a luxury li­ older sister Nancey is an llch hopes to shed some light percent black and Its popula­ 8 - NCAA BaakatiNlI: OM 8 - Indapwidant Network 3:30 A.M. She is played by Cathy -Valaa of FaHh ner bound for Rio. Bob Hope. actress, as is Cathy’s twin, on this topic during Ihe hour- tion Is segregated by more Domitjian at South Florida 8 Sunday Nowa - Auto Racing *B2: DIRT Silvers, a familiar name to any­ Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour. 02) Candy, who made a cameo long "In Ihe Shadow of the than iust race and class. 8 -Sporta 8 -Batman 0 - MOVIE: 'Rollovar' An ax- Sohaafor 200 from Syraeuaa, one who has watched televi­ 1947 appearance as Jenny’s sister Capitol." 8 - Evans and Novak movia star fights for control of a NY sion. because she is the "Frontline" examines Ihe 5:15 A.M. 0 - Man's Gymnaa- tioa: on "Happy Days'.’ last season. Have blacks, who've won 8 - Day of DMoovory patro-chamicsl ampira founded Ruaala va. Japan va. Univaralty daughter oh entertainer Phil power and powerlessness in 8 - MOVIE: Tha CtnnonIwH by har murdered husband. Jana 3:45 A.M. Laury. the youngest, is in high elective office In many ol the, - Calabrata of Nabraaka •Sgt. Bilko" Silvers, W a sh in g ^. D.C. and poses Run' Contaatanta In a coaat-to- 8 Fonda, Kria Krlatoffaraon, Hums 0 - MOVIE: 'RoHovor* An ax- school. * nation's faltering cities and coast race will do anything to - porta movia star fights for control of a M iss Silvers was born in New many disturbing questions 8 - Warid Tomorrow Cronyn. Ratad R. 0 8 towns, really gained political win. Burt Reynolds, Farrah Faw­ petro-chemical empire founded York City, when her father was Following her graduation about Ihe future ol all Ameri­ 8 - Mbaela Revival Hour ( 0 - Family Under Fir* 0 - MOVIE: 'Vice Squad* A power — or Is It just an illu­ cett Dom DaLulaa. Rated PG. Burt Reynolds Is bad news for - Hollywood cop antara tha by har murdered husband. Jane starring on Broadway in "Do from Beverly Hills High School. can cities. 0 - Nawa/Sports/Waathar sion? 104)0A.M. the sherifi when he stars In the sleazy underworld of prostitu­ Fonda, KrIa Krlatoffaraon. Hume Re Mi." By the time she was 6 Miss Silvers continued her dra­ 5:30 A.M. - A Team (SPECIAL Cronyn. Ratad R. Nowhere is this more proml- The 26-week series Is pro­ CD. - Sunday Momlng classic comedy film SMOKEY 0 0 tion to hunt down a murderous months old. the -family had matic training .at California C D - To Ba Announead PREVIEW) Tha mambars of tha pimp. Season Hublay. Gary nenl than in the nation's capi­ duced by a consortium ol pub­ CD - Sunday Mast AND THE BANDIT, airing 4:00 A.M. moved to Los Ang^Hes. The State University at Northridge. 3 3 - Chrittophar Cloas-Up Sunday, Jan. 30 on "The ABC 'A* Team ara captured by a Swanson. tal. Washington, D.C. sutlers lic television stations: KCTS 8 - Tara El Jerry rallgioua-cult leader. 09 - Beat of Grouoho Silvers family is a close-knit’ (23 - Money Waak 0 - Sign Off from the unfinished work ol the Seattle; W GBH Boston; W NET Sunday Night Movie." - International Pro Ski Tour group: all five offspring were She got her role on "Happy 8 - NCAA BaMmIhall: Purdue 0 - Amarioan Playhouaa 09 cMI rights movement. The light New York; W PBT Miami; and 8 - A s 8ohoolMttoh WH at MIehlgan Slats CHECK LISTINQS FOR EXACT TIME 'Mias Lonely Hasrta.* A journal­ 2:30 A.M. No. 4 born within seven years. As Days" after Dudley Moore towards accomplishing the WTVS Detroit. 8 - HisiDiy of Pro Football ist it forced to writs a lovelorn 0 - ESPN SportaCwTtar 0 - WoMc In Ravimv youngsters they used every went to a college production 8 -L MOVIE: 'The Fan' A young advice column for a big city and was so impressed with her man tarrorizaa tha chic circle 8 - MOVIE: 'Busk Prtvaiaa (23) - Money Waak 0 - MOVIE: 'Virus' A deadly holiday as a chance to create nawtpapar. (60 min.) virus is stolen from a military performance that he called his surrounding hia favorite stags Cams Hama? A group of tx-Gla a show and frequently staged amuggla a war orphan Into tha 8 - MOVIE: 'VIruY A deadly 2:45 A.M. lab leaving a path of terror and agent to arrange an interview star. Lauren Bacall, Jamas Gar­ virus ia stolen from a military productions for the communi­ ©isasconpulas ner, Msursan Stapleton. coun^. Abbott and Coatallo, 0 - MOVIE: 'Swinging death in its wake. Glenn Ford, (^19S3 Compulog ty for her. Tom Brown, Joan FuHon. 1B47. lab leaving a path of terror and Chaariaadars' A group of chaar- Chuck Conners, Olivia Hussey. 5:45 A.M. death in its wake. Glenn Ford, leadari make action on tiia 1082. 8 -'^N«ws Chuck Conners, Olivia Huaaay. - Davoy/OoUath aidalinas more intaratting than 8 8 - Challos of Salvation 1982. on tha fields. Jo Johnston, Rain- 4:15 A.M. 64)0 A.M. 8 -M r. RoBOnr NsiBhborlieod 1 0 - Ask tha Manager beaux Smith, Colleen Camp. (0 • Freeman Reports O laascomtxiios CD-KMaworid 8 -NusktiaFamlNa 0 - Firing Lina Rated R. 0 - MOVIE: *Tha Night tha ( D - Opportunity Knoeks UghU Want Out in Gaorgla' A 8 - Raorlflas af tha Maas 10:30 P.M. 3:00 A.M. talented country singer and his (D- 8traiBhtTalk - MOVIE: 'C.B. Harass' 8 3 D * Sports Extra - MOVIE: The MoOonnell sister stay one step ahead of 8 - 1 Draam M Jaannia Whan ana of a pair of loadtd CD trouble. Kristy McNichol, Den­ Saturday TV 18-whsalsrs 1a hijacked, ths 03) - From tha Editor's Desk Story* The life story of one of nis Quaid, Mark Hamill. Rated 8 - PuMlo A fM rt ‘ 1 :0 O P .M . by evil forces. Deck Rambo, SZ) - Gourmat Cooking the most famous test pilots, drivoYa ohildran aava ths day. Elyssa Davalos, Dan O'Harlihy. 09 - Ovation Tonight's pro­ PG.' (2 3 -W aak In Review 1B8I. CD (X) - NBA Basketball: Loa 7:00 P.M. grams are 'Nuclear Nightmares’ who died during e test flight of Angalaa at Boston (0 - Big Story ; and 'Booml'. 2 hrs. the Sabrejet F-86. Alan Ladd, 4:30 A.M. Brown. 1BBI. Ratsd PG. 8 - Gian Csnyaball Show (X ) C D - 60 Mlnutaa June Allyson, James Whitmore. 7:00 A.M. 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Bonnia Princa 8 - At ths Movios 8 - MOVIE: 'Hall NlghY Fra- (D-MaksHRssI ( 0 - Constitution: That 0 - SIN- Teals Daportiva (39 - Abbott and Costello Charlie' The exploits of thp po­ - Intamatloiwl Pro Bki Tour tarnity pledges spend tha night 6:30 A.M. 8 - Rax Humbard DaHoata Balanoa 'School CD 0 • Ripley's Baliava It Or 1965. 39 - Bamoy Millar 8 C D - MOVIE: To Ba Annaunasd Not Tonight's program features - Indapandant Natwork CD CSD - Captain Kangaroo pular 16th Century Prince No. 4 Covaraga of man's slalom In a haunted mansion. Linda C D - Captain Kangaroo 8 - Nava 'Ths Plaiaura of Prayer and Gun Control.' Pro­ (0 39 - Sports Msgazins avants is praaantad from Hunter Blair, Vincent Van Patten. - MOVIE: The Girl, tha OoM fessor Arthur MHIsr looks at tha a mud-tlinglng faatival, tha Nawa C£) - World Tomorrow Charles of Scotland, and his ro­ C D -A s k tha Dootor Finding Things Out' A candid 8 world’s largatt mafry-go-round mantic entanglements. David 8 -Soapbox Mountain. NY. (60 min.) 1881. Rated R. portrait of Nobsl Prizawinning Wstoh and Everything' Tha ne­ controversial Issues of school 11:00P.M. CfiJ - My Throa Sons Niven. Margaret Leighton. Saturday 3 3 - Candid Camara physicist RIchhrd Feynman la phew of a millionaire la laH a prayer and gun control. (60 and tome odditiat of nature. (R) 8:00 P.M. 8 - CNN Haadllna Nawa 1:30 A.M. * Eyawltnass Nawa d D - Nows 1947 8 - MOVIE: 'Galllpoir Two praaantad. (60 min.) [Cioaad gold watch as his Inharitanca. min.) (60 min.) (D - NCAA Baakotbsll: Baton 8 - Nawa/Sports/Wsathar C D - Carter Country ( D - O f f th^Sat 03) - Dr. Snuggles (29 - Wrestling CD Australian frisnds comsiges to Captionad] Rabsrt Hays, Pam Dawbar. 0 - MOVIE: 'Gro8i loa' An CD - Madama'a Plaoa Hall at Connaotiout 8 8 - Family Traa - Indapandant Natwork face wHh ths brutality oTWar. 8 - MOVIE: 'HUI In Korea' A •lactronics wizard baeomaa in- 0 - *Your Mag. for Woman (D D 0 0 - News 03) - Sports Look (2D - News Mtl Gibson, Mark Las. 1881.' 10:15A.M. CD - MOVIE: Th s Wild Ona' A 8 - MOVIE: 'Carnal Nawa 16-man English United Nations voivsd In an amarald heist. 0 - News CD - Barry Farbar 0 $ - Festival of Faith (23) - Sesame Street motorcycle club tarrorizaa a Ratsd PG. 8-Cooking/Karr patrol In Korea ancounters tha Ryan O'Neal, Omar Sharif, Anna D e a r A b b y Knowladga' Two Amharat ( 9 * Sunday at tha King's 0 - Ufa On Eartf^ 'Building 0 - Odd Couple (2$ - Pink Panther Show (29 " La Buana Vibra Programs town. Marlon Brando, Mary roommstaa compete for tha af- Houaa 8 - Insight ^ 10:30A.iyi. Chinese. Ronald Lawis, Ste­ Archer. 1981. Murphy, Loa Marvin. 1964. phan Boyd. 1966. Bodies.' David Attenborough 0 - ESPN SportaCantar (2D - New^/Sports/Woather de ejercicios con sus anfi- factions of a Smith co-sd. Jack 0 - Midnight Bpaolal 8 - Evans and Novak (D -T V M a a s 4K)0P.M. examines thraa groups of mar­ Abigail Van Buren triones Stefanie y Fito Gircn. CSD *• Bring 'Em Back Allvo Buck Nicholson, Candice Bergen, Art 8 -lnorsdlMaHulk ine invartabrataa that have en­ 0 9 - Festival of Faith (S ) - Johnny Quest Judd Hirsch stars as Alex on la drugg^ and Stacey is kid­ Garfunkal. 1871. Rated R. 0 -Croasflra 8 - Mlradla Revival Hour C D -Th a Y s Tha Spirit 0 - T o p Rank Boxing from Laa 8 - Nawa/Bports/Waathsr Vagaav NV dured through tha ages. (R) (60 (20 - ChlMran: Caught In tha (2$ - MOVIE: ‘Julie’ A woman (22) - MOVIE: 'Monty Python NBC's TAXI On the Saturday. napped by a gang that apaclat- 8 l - Boxao 0 - MOVIE: 'M n t Jaok* An 8 - Ring Around ths WoiM 8 - Pink Panthar Show I. min.) [Cioaad Captionad) Crossfire Gary Collins and Mary learns that her husband mur­ and the Holy Grail' This takeoff izat In providing woman for American axpatriata winds up . 8 - Praaanta 0 - MOVIE: 'Galllpoir Two Jan, 29 episode. Alex is heart­ -Exchange 8 - Osvsy/Oollath 8 - Nawamakar Sunday < Ann Mobley co-host an hour- dered his first wife Doris Day, on the Arthurian legend of the harama. (60 min.) 8 dealing wHh Singapore’s un­ 8 -PaUoula Auatralian friands coma face to 0 - Boladad Seria dramatics. broken when* he finds out that 8 - Elsotrki Compiiw Libartad Lamarqua. long profile of the lives of six Louis Jordan, Barry Sullivan. holy grail takes aim at sex, the 10:30 P.M. derworld. Ban Gazzara. 1979. 6:45 A.M. 8 - Sunday Review foca with tha brutality of war. children who ara tha innocent 1956 military and the ministry of fiilly hts beloved pet. Buddy, has only CD 89 - T J . Hooksr Sgt Rated R. 8 - Saorsd Heart 8 - MIsa Tala Domlnoo Mat Gibson. Mark Laa. 1961. 0 - Music City News Top victims of war. Anson Williams, walks Graham Chapman, John C D -B laok Nawa (5® - Ring Around the WoHd a short while to live. Hooker purauat armored car ( 0 - RIak/Marriaga 8 - Batman 1:30 P.M. Ratad PG. Country Hits of tha Year Batta White and JoAnn Pfiug Cleese, Terry Gilliam. 1975. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME fobba|S. (60 min.) CD - NHL Hookay; Naw York 74)0 A.M. C D - MOVIE:'Shot In Ths Dark' 0 - Voloa of Faith (SZ) - All Craaturas Great and ara guaats. - Faith for Today Isisndors at Vaneouvor 0 - MOVIE: 'Tattoo' A psy­ 8 -lntlaht 02) - Antiques & Americana CD - NHL Hookay: Now York C D - Kan Copeland A bungling police Inapactor, ba- 0 - MOVIE: 'East of Eden' Ths Small 0 9 - Morningtown 3 3 8 - Indapandant Network chotic tattoo expert kidnap a ( 0 - Sports Dress-up advice Rangors at PHtsburgh 10:45 A.M. llavlng In tha Innocanea of a 10:15A.M. mi------modal and makes har tha ulti­ C D -T h is la tho Ufa story of frustrated lova existing 7:15 P.M. 0 -NOwaoantar 7:30 A.M. news -JawfahUfo parlor maid who la accused of between a father and hia two (2D - Special 39 - MOVIE: 'Nslghbora' A mata canvas for hia work. Bruce C D - Newark RaalHy 8 contarvativa businatsman 8 - Amarfoa'a Top Tan Dam, Maud Adams. 1961. murder, haa her ralaasad from aona. Jamaa Daan, Julie Harrla, (23) - Sports Sunday fiS - Palioula C3D - Bullwinkle 8 - Hour of Power 114)0A.M. jail. Pttar Sallara, Elks Sommer, 10:30 A.M. finds hia life coming unglued 0 - Mystaryl 'Sergeant Cribb: -MOVIE:'Black Ookr An all Raymond Maaaay, Burl Ivas. 7:30 P.M. 0 - Larson Sunday Night C D - Get Smart 8 8 - VIo'a Vsoant Lot 'Pro- C D - Jarry FalwsU (foorga Sanders. 1864. 02) - Pick The Pros whan a troublamakar moves Murder Old Boy.* Inspector wildcatter laaaaa land in Okla­ 1965 0 - ESPN SportaCantar dZ) • Praaanta dressed down C D ~ Growing Years gramming for Children.’ next door. John Baluahi, Dan Jowatt goes to his school reu­ homa. Philip Carey, Diana CD-lsausa C D - MOVIE: 'Brannigan' A ChF 0 -Naw a 0 D - Pink Panther Show (2D - Style Aykroyd. Cathy Moriarty. Rated nion and finds aomathing which 0 9 - Sunday Cartoon Expraaa esgo police liautanant la sent lo 0 9 - Fraggla Rock Visit the McBain, Jamas Beat 1963. C D - Maks Paaoa WHh Nature ( 0 8 9 - Super Bowl Pravtaw world of Fraggla Rock under­ 11:30 P.M. (22) (29 - Gary Coleman Show R. ha faala daaarvea tha help of London to racapturs a grand DEAR AB B Y: To quote but she has presented what 02) - Pony's People In Sports ® 1983 Compulog 8 - ABC News 8 - Faatival of FkHh Jury-Indictad mObaur who man­ 0 - MOVIE: 'The Con Artiats' neath the batement of an ec­ CD - CBS Nawa (0 ) - Visitando las Estrellas En- 39 - NCAA Baakatball: Sergeant Cribb. (60 min.) -ThraaStooBsa I consider a uhJque 03) *■ All Summer In A Day A [Cioaad Captionad] 8 - W.V. Grant 8 a g e to laaOa tha country while A matter practitioner aaarching centric inventor. (D - David Susakind tile letter to you from young girl becomes the victim trevistas informales se desarrol- Providanoa at Pittsburgh 1:45A.M. for tha parfact team haa a problem. I'm realljrvnot lan en casa de los artistes. 8 - Nawa/Bporta/Wsathsr 8 - Southwest Championship out on ball. John Wayna, Ri­ 0 - Profoaalonal Wrestling CD - MOVIE: 'The Apartnunf Christine Jorgensen; "In of a prank 8 - MOVIE: 'HI 'Hia Tsrror (D- ABC Nawa Wrastiins chard Attenborough, Judy Gaa- change of luck on tha way to From Madison Square Garden Hdctor Carrillo. from Beyond Bpaoa* Tha survi­ (S i - Jimmy Swaggart An ambitious young insurance the past, Abby, you have sure how to put this, m t 03) - Sports Probe 11:00 P.M. 8 -BtgnOff 8 - Nawamakar Sunday son, Msl Farrar. 1875 jail. Anthony Quinn. company clerk lends his apart­ (29 - Ask the Manager 1:00 P.M. 33) - MOVIE: 'Sharlock Holmaa (29 - Lo Major dal Mundial vor of tha first voyage to Mara 8 - MOVIE: Th s Con Artiats' 0 ) - Grandaa Series recommended the Janus her teacher has told us that (29 - Star Trek Cartoon in Naw York' Sherlock Hotmss. (3D - Eyawttnaaa News 8 - FHm - Mamorlaa WHh Liwranoa 8 - Money Weak 0 > Embajadoraa da la Muaioa ment to people In ths company (57) - Alpine Ski School CD (D - NCAA Baskatbalf: (39 - Entertainment 'This Waak diacovara a Martian monster A master practitioner taarching (8 0 > Spotlight Prevlaw Information Facility as a her behavior aroupd the lit­ accompanied by the trusted Dr. aboard tha tpacaahip. Marshall (5D* MOVIE: 'Days of Wins and Walk Programff muaioal praaantando who can prove helpful to him. (2D - Sports DaPaul at Alabama- 24)0 A.M. for tha parfact scam haa a - In Psrformanaa la mutica y al folklore da Col­ counseling source for tle boys at'scfiqol needs 11:00 A.M. Watson, rushes to New York to (82) - Julia Child A Mora Thompson, Shawn Smith, Kim Rosas* A public relations man change of luck on the way to 8 8:00 P.M. Jack Lemmon. Shirley Ma- ( ^ - Sports Billy Birmingham Company - Nswa/SlBn Off 8 - MOVIE: 'Meatballs' An ir- ombia. cLaina, Fred MacMurray. 1960. learn that a kidnapping hat oc- Spalding. 1968 parsuadas his wife to bacoma a CD jail. Anthony Quinn. ravarant head counselor ba- 8 - MOVIE: Tima BandHs' A CD CD - Archie Bunkai's Plaoa transvestites and looking into. She pulls up 0 9 - To Be Announced (3D 0 9 - Mork & Mindy/ CSD - Spacisl cured in a plot to corner the 'aocisr drinker and both ba­ small boy travals back in tlms 0 - MOVIE: 'Oklahomar A Laverns & Shirley/Fonx Hour 5:30 P.M. (2D - Naws/Bporta/Waathar 8 -Bo«daold 0 - World Tomorrow frianda a aummar-camp misfit (D 0 - Matt Houston Matt C D * To Ba Announced transsexuals." her dress and pulls down - Viewpoint on Nutrition (3D - MOVIE: 'Back to Bataan' A world's gold supply. Patrick coma alcoholics. Jack Lemmon, for exciting adventures witi) a cowboy's girl goaa to a dance 08) 3 9 - NCAA Baakatball: - Bob Hopa't All Star 8 - ESPN BpoitaCantar Bill Murray, Chris Makapaaca. poses as a lifeguard to Invatti- (23) - Inalda Duslnass Leaving aside her pants. She was sent to (3D - All Star Wrestling colonel forms a guerilla army Macnee, Roger Moore, John 8 8 Laa Ramick. 1963. 8 - MOVIE: 'FkhNar On tha Kata Lynch. I97B. RaMd PG. host of suanga characters. and falls in lova with a hired 0 9 - Jetsons and leads a raid on the Ja­ Huston. 1976. Marquatta at Virginia Tech Super Bowl Party 8 - Mavla Cant'd Roof Tavya trys to marry off his John Claasa. Michael Palin, hand in thia Rodgara and Ham- gata soma killings by a 'great ( 0 * Entaitalnmant This Waak transsexualism, why, Dear the principal and punished 03) - Haa Haw CDCD 8 8 -NawB 8 - Euparaecoar white shark.' (R) (60 min.) 8:00 A.M. panese in order to help Ameri­ 32) - FIS World Cup Skiing: (2D - Newsmakers 8 - MOVIE: Ths-ttennonball 8 - MOVIE: To Ba Aimounoad daughters amid social upheaval Shelley Duval. marstain mualcal. Gordon 0 - MOVIE: 'Dead End' Slum Abby, is it necessary to for this once and promised 0 9 - Future Sport cans landing on Leyte. John 3 3 - Odd Couple in Czarist Russia. Topol, Norma - CHa eon Colombia McRaa. Shiriay Jonas, Eddie Al­ CD - Straight Talk C2D C3D - Speed Buggy Man's 90-Matar Jumi^ng from (8) - Wild Kingdom Run* Confoatants in a coaat-to- 8 - 8ports 8 8 -H o w To WHh Pots life laada to frustration and ra- refer so-called not to do it again. 03) - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ Wayne. Anthony Quinn. Beulah coast race will do anything to 8 - ESPN BpoftsCsntsr Crane, Leonard Fray. 1971. bert 1955. 0 - Wall S t Journal Rap. ballion on an East River dead CD - Laughtoons son and Nick Buoniconti ana­ Lake Plaoid, NY (29 - AFI Bhowcaas 8 -Adalants 8 - Inskte Bualnaaa ' transvestites for Well, she broke her Bondi. 1945. win. Burt ^ynolda, Farrah Faw­ 8 - Night FUght TonighYs pro- 8 - Ksnnath Copeland 0 . FIS World Cup Skiing: and straat. Sylvia Sidney, Joel lyze this week's NFL action and 33) - MOVIE; 'King of ths (£3) - Spodlght Provlsw cett Dom DaUilaa. Rated PG. 2:30 A.M. 8 - SpalHsht Prevlaw 0 - MOVIE: 'Mr. Moto'a McCras, Humphrey Bogart. counseling at all? promise, and 1 don't know C£) 0 9 - Super Friends (3D - At tha Movies Mountain* A dare-davll auto me­ grama are 'Taka-Off,^ 'Spsco 8 - HarHags Comar 24)0 P.M. Gambia' Mr. Moto aaaigna stu­ Man'a 90-Mafor Jum^ng Cov­ look ahead to next weak's 8 -WUd, WBdWsst 1937. how to handle it. She's a a n - F-Troop games (3 9 -NCAA Baakatball: Georgia chanic races his '66 Porshe (82) - Say It With Sign 8 - MOVIE: ‘Ollvar TwisT Cadet’ 'Mink DaViHa,' >lioht 8 - Crossfira 8 - MOVIE: Tha Magle of dents a real case to solve. Pater araga of tha Man's 90-Matar “ Transvestite” has Flight Interview: Ozzy Oa- 7:15A.M. 8 -Convaraation Wlth» 0 . MOVIE: 'Tha Birds' A 0 D ~ Cartoon Festival Tech at North Carolina over the treacherous roads of 9K)0P.M. Chariaa Dickens' young hero 34)0 A.M. Laaala' Lassie's young owner Loire, Lynn Bari. 1938 Jumping is presented from become, in the last half- normal little girl. She goes (29 - NFL WMk In R.vlaw the Hollyvvood Hills. Harry Ham­ comas to Ufa, along with tha bouma,* 'Video Artist* 'Allan B C D -N a a n 0 - Amariean Gov't Survey loses har to a wealthy lan- Lake Placid, NY. small shore town it attacked by 02) - ESPN SportsCenter 3 9 - MOVfE: ■Skyward' A century, a male-only word, to church, and we have (23) - N .w . lin, Dennis Hopper, Deborah C D C D - Nows swindling Fagin, tha murderous Allan's Complaint* *Tha Comic,' 8 - MOVIE: 'Nlghtniars In downar. Jamas Stswart 4:15 P.M. > MOVIE: 'On Golden Pond* thousands of birds of varying young girl yearns to escape the Wajc* A famous actor, burned by 7:30 A.M. 11:15 A.M. 0 tried to set a good example 03) - MOVIE: 'Continental (22) ^ 9 - tncfadibl. Hulk and Van Vaikenburgh. Rated PG. C D - Btaraky and Hutoh Bill SIkaa and tha Artful 'Now Wavs Thaatar' and Talaa Mickey Roonay, Alice Faya. (23) - Health Waak Three ganarationa confront •hapas and sizes and colors. and is therefore sexist. confines of a wheelchair by . of Tomorrow.’ (4 hrs.) wax, starts a wax museum to C D - W a RaMava Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy, Suz­ Divide' A political reporter is Spidarman learning to pilot an airplane. Dodger. Dickie Moora, living Pi- C D - MOVIE: Th s B«a Mouth'A 1976. Ratml G. each other during a vacation at Since we don’t refer at home. We can’t unders­ sent into the wild country to in­ 0 9 - Ovation Today's pro­ (D - Racing chal. William Boyd. 1933. destroy all of hia anamlaa. Ca- flsharman snags a frogman, a 4:30 P.M. anne Plsshette. 1963 ( ^ - MOVIE: Tom mY A jour­ Suzy Gilstrap, Batta Davis. Ho­ grams are Tha Fifth Estate: Up­ 0 B - Faatival of Faith C D - Tims for Timothy 8 - Sunday at tha King's a Naw England cottage. Kather­ women for "counseling” tand why she acts this way. terview a reclusive lady orni­ 3 3 - star Trak (29 - Mi iaowtaria SItuacion . msron Mitchell. 1969. cro 300 Millonaa Anfitrionas Jane Fonda. Ratad PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'House of Cerda' Brown. 1981. Rated PG mous musical odyssey be­ (2D - Naws/Sporta/Waathar (2D - Bports C D - Growing Vsara vulgaa aacrat information ba- 0 > MOVIE: 'Haavan Knows, advocating the need for DO? comes a bland of visual and Sherry, Stepdancar' (2 hrs.) 3 3 - MOVIE; 'UaYa Moon' Two acaacidos an uns oficina. at Mlohlflan State Mr. AlUaon' A Marina corporal Paca Galbadon y KikI Ledger An Amsrican drifter, down on 03) ' Scholastic Sports Acad. (2 9 -'Wraatffng 0 -N o w a o t -SklSehool fora ha apparently dies. Jerry 0 - Voice of Faith DEAR MOTHER: audio affects. The Who, Jack (23)-Nswa taanagsrs try to run away from 8 - MOVIE: 'Monty Python 8 - MOVIE: ‘StaapInB Dofla' A 8 cast up on a Pacific island dis­ praaantan asta programa de hia luck in Paris, is exposed to a counseling for men who (23) - MOVfE: Tha Cannonbaft their parents. Matt Dillon, young man running from his Lawla, Susan Bay, Buddy Las- varladad musical producido an - MOVIE: 'Marked Woman' (29 - Little Rascals Nicholson, Oliver Read 1975. and tha Holy OrailT This takeoff 0 - El Show da R Barral tar. 1967 covers that tha only other Inha­ 0 powerful group determined to wear women's clothes is Your little girl is trying to Run' Contestants in a coast-to- (S ) (29 - NCAA Bsskatball; Yvonne DeCarlo, Broderick on tha Arthurian legend of tha troubles baeomaa a hero whan 8 - Tom A Jerry bitant is a nun. Robert Mltchum. Etpana. A young assistant District Attor- taka over France. George Pep- (20) - News/Sports/Weather (29 * Nova 'Hawaii: Crucible of coast race will do anything to Loulsvills at Virginia 0 - Madamo's Plaoa -HsaHh Weak perpetuating a sexist get attention, and is using Life.' A special view of Hawaii is Crawford. Rated PG. holy grail takas aim at sax. tha ha la caught in tha middle of re­ 8 -BlgBtpry 8 Deborah Karr. 1967. nay* uses a B-Girl to indict a pard, Ingar Stevens, Orson 02) 09 - Ftintstone Funnies win. Burt Reynolds, Farrah Faw­ (29 - MOVIE; This Sporting 0 - Dave Allan at Large volutionary turmoil. Sam Nalll, 5:00 P.M. gang of rackataars. Bette Davis, myth. the most outrageous way presented. (60 min.) [Closed 3 9 - Fsstiv.al of FaMi military and tha ministry of silly - What About Woman 11:30 A.M. 8 - Weak In Ravtaw Wallas. 1968. (23) - Sesame Street cett Dorn DeLuisa. Rated PG. Ufa' A ruthless young man finds walks. Graham Chapman, John Warren Oates, Navin Rowe. 8 ry ) > 'Thoea Amazing Animals Lola Lane, Humphrey Bogart True sexual equality will she knows to get it. Please Captioned] O - Buok Rosara 11:30P.M. - Faoa tha Nation 8 8 - NCAA Baakatball; (SZ) - Scraonwritars - Teatro Fantastico fame in tha violent game of Claaaa, Tarry Gilliam. 1976. C(D - Nawa/Sporta/Woathar ^ 9 - hAomIngtawn CD 0 - Are You Anybody? 1937 never be realized until men take her to a family 08) (29 - Hoy MIsmo Anfritiones rugby. Richard Harris. Rachel (23 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar CD ~ Hawaii FivoO Naira Dame at UCLA 11:45 P.M. (S ) - Earth. Sm A Sky 8 - MOVIE: Tha Laat Ramaka / 84)0 A.M. C D 8 - This Waak wHh David 0 - Faatival of Fkith (23) • News/Sporta/Weather counselor. Explain the (22) - MOVIE: 'Birch Interval' A Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Roberts, Alan Badal. 1963. 3D - MOVIE: 'Doatfnatien 3:30 A.M. Brinklay 8 - MOVIE: Tha Night tha are allowed to be as young girl learns about grow­ Guerrero y Juan Dosal prasan- (29 - Pattcuta (29 - Nswaosntar of Baau Oasts' Marty Feldman's 0 - MOVIE: 'Meatballs' An ir­ CD - MOVIE: 'Except For Thaa @ ) - MOVIE; 'Ollvar Twjat' Tokyo' Tha U.S. submarine CD-Sian Off C D - Barrio Lights Want Out in Q a ^ ia ' A (23) - Nawa/Spoits/Waathar and Me* feminine as women are problem to the counselor ing up during a stay with rela­ tan asta programa de asuntos (29 - NCAA Baakatbatt: (S I - MOVIE; Tw o Waaka In comedy ramaka of tha film clas­ 'Copparfin' antara Japan's most C D - Rax Humbard reverent head counselor be- Charles Dickens’ young hero tic 'Beau Gaata*. Ann-Margrat C D - Jimmy SwasBari talantad country singer and his (ST) - Say Brother n ow allowed to be and leave it to her — or tives in Pennsylvania's Amish publicos presentando noticias y Syraouaa at Vlllanova • Another Town' A man, ralaasad guarded harbor under aaalad 8 - MOVIE: 'Julia' A woman 8 - MOVIE: To Ba Announaad Bistar stay ona step ahead of friandt a aummar-camp misfit. 12:00 A.M. country. Ann Wedgeworth, Rip variada informacion. comes to lift, along with the from a aanitarlum, faces tha Michael York. Marty Feldman. learns that har husband mur­ C D - Confluanos 5:30 P.M. Bill Murray, Chris Makepeace, masculine. him. Your problem may ( ® - Pra<}ama Show swindling Fagin, tha murderous 1977. orders. Gary Grant John Gar­ 8 - Fraagla Reek VisH ths trouble. Kristy McNichol, Den­ CD - MOVIE: T h . Pumpkin Torn. Eddie Albert. 1976. 0 9 - Thraa Stoogaa challange to make it on his own field, Faya Emerson. 1944. dered his Aral wife. Doris Day, C D - Calabration/Euehariat Kata Lynch. 1979. Ratad PG. J.F. IN PENNSYLVANIA seem unique to you, but it’s 0 9 - Bavariy Hillbitllaa Bill Sikes and tha Artful again. Kirk Douglas, Edward G. world of Fraggla Rock undar^ nis Quaid, Mark Hamill. Ratad d ) - Happy Days Again Eater* After finally finding true (29 - Carrascolendas (S ) - Bnaak Pravlawa Jeffrey Louis Jordan, Barry SuRivan. naath tha baaamant of an ac- PG. (29 - Nova The Pleasure of (57) -'U fa On Earth 'Building Dodger. Dickie Moora, Irving Pi- Robinson, Cyd Charisaa. 1962. C D - MOVIE: Th s Cassandra 1868. CD. - Dr. Cho (33) - MOVIE: To Ba Announoad hap'piness with har fourth hus­ DEAR J.F.: In the last a very common "look at (28 Washington Weak/ chel, William Boyd. 1033. Lyons and Naal Gablar taka a Crossing A paatangar on board cantrie inventor. Finding Things Out’ A candid band. hia wife becomes aware 8:30 A.M. Bodies.' David Attenborough Review Paul Duka is joined by look at what's happening at tha 8 ‘- Ever Inoiaaalng FaHh ( 0 - 6th Humana Faatival of 0 9 - Co-Ed Mag Griffin boats half-century women m e" game most children examines three groups of mar­ (S ) - Bnaak Pravlaws Jeffrey a trana-luropaxn axpraaa train 8 - MOVIE: 'Btripaa' A racruH Naw Amarioan Plays Thia pro­ portrait of Nobel Prize-winning of hie infidelity. Anne Bencroft top Washington journalists an­ (29 - Fantastico Animal Pro­ Lyons and Naal Gablar taka a movies. 8 - ESPN BpoftaCantar 8 - MOVIE: 'Jungls Garita' this weakly taan magazine. started wearing trousers play at some time in their (2D C3D - Pandemonium ine invertebrates that have en­ is discovarad to have tha plague has hia own idaaa about how Whan ona of tha b < ^ can lo­ gram faaturas axcarpts from tan physicist Richard Feynman is Peter Finch. 1964 alyzing the week's news. grama infantil acerca da al look at what's happening at tha tha 'Naw Army' should work. presented. (60 min.) [Closed C D - My Three Sons dured through the ages. (R) (60 8:30 P.M. virus. Sophia Loren, Richard 8 - Uttla Raaosit cate dismonda by small, thay*ra productions showcasing ths (2$ • Nawamakar Bunday 0 9 - Laugh Trax for reasons of convenience lives. mundo«animal. movies. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, War­ Captioned) (3D ® - Pac- Man/Uttle min.) [Closed Captioned] 1:15 P.M. Harris, Ava Gardner. 1977 8 - Nswa/Bporta/Wsathar sent to Africa tqr a diamond talsnts of omorging Amsrican 0 - MOVIE: ‘A Plaoa of tha rather than complusion. ®-SporttbMt 0 - Black Parspaotiva 33 - MOVIE: 'NIaflara' A war ren Oaua. 1881. 0 - MOVIE: 'Stripaa' A recruit (32) - Gymnastioa: U8GF Single Rascals/RIchle Rich 11;15A.M. (29 - NHL Hookay; DalraK at veteran is marked for murder on 0D - Btraats of Ban Franolaoo 8 - Rabatt BohuHar firm. Tha Bowary Boys. ** playwrights. (60 min.) Action' Two crooks ara black- Elimination Champlonahip ("Rosie the Riveter" DEAR ABBY: Would Boston (H ) - Jooklo and Roy Jazz ar- 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Undsr tha his honeymoon by his unfaithful 1954. mailed Into aiding a community haa his own ideas about how C D - Apple Polishers (2D - Sports 8 - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' - Sstsma Btraat 8 - MOVIE: The Out of the 'New Army' should work. - MOVIE: 'Gallipoli' Two would look rather silly you please let the reading tlita Jackla Cain and Roy Krai Rainbow' A sacrat sarvlca man Wife. Marilyn Monroe, Joseph 8 8 - NFL Provlaw Tosmars* A businessman and cantor while trying to fend off 0 (33) - Sport Billy 1:30 P.M. parform toma of thair music. Flash fights to aava Earth from 8 mobatora they ones ripped off. Bill Murray, Harold Ramis. War­ Auatralian friands come face to repairing a fuselage in a public know when the 11:30 A.M. and a talent agent tangle with Cottan, Jaan Patera. 1963 Ming the MarcMaas. Sam J. 8 - El Mlnistsrio da Jbnmy his wife who fly to Naw York ara (60 min.) Bwagflart Piaasnta 8 - Naw Jaraay Hlapsno Sidney Poitior, BUI Coaby. ren Oates.. 1961. face with the brutality of war. 0 9 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts CSD - I Lova Lucy unruly munchkins at a hotel. Jonas. Melody Anderson, Max bsaat by avary disaster. Includ­ skirt.) words "further" and (3D - KIdswortd Chevy Chase, Carrie Fisher, Eva 39 - Valaa af FaHh ^ 9 - Nawamakara Rafod PG. (SZ) * Life On Earth 'First Fo­ Mel Gibaon, Mark Lee. 1681. this weekly teen magazine GD - MOVIE: Great 3:15 P.M. Von Sydow. 8 - Oral Robsrta and You ing robbers, storms, and strif Rated PG. Men, on the other hand, "farth er" should be used? (3D - Maatballa & Spaghatti Ardan. 1981. 8 - Babar Latina - MOVIE: 'CInoinnati KHT A Jack Lemon, Sandy Dannie, i^4l -Tnny Brown's Journal 'Na rests.* Tonight's program Expectations’ A poor boy has a (23) - Spaclal -wg* stolen a crucial British defense (2D-^Nawa - MOVIE: 'Appatooaa' A ) torical flBuraa. Oman Wallsa Ortatast Super Bowls Ever - killing of five mambars of tha W1 - Paaoa on Botrowad Tima CD CD 12:30 A.M. mechanism. Roger Moors, I'o- use thair lawyer son to aua for 8 Series CD C D - Popby. A Ollv. Show (29 - No Empujan Programa C D - In Ssaroh of— cowboy trios to ratriavs a rare leNi Z ■ narrttsa. 1981. Rattd PG. HlghUghts from Super Bowls I, Communist Workers Party. (60 CD - Marv Griffin 0 9 - Bporia Probe in need of counseling are Bernstein: "The general poL Carols Bouqust. 1981. divorce and Gopher la tha vic­ min.) (521 - Tony Brown'a Journal 0 9 - *Youl* Mag. for Women C D - Big V.lluy comico con la animacion da (23 - Crossfirs tim of a stowaway. (60 min.) boras atolsn from him and 8 - Bugs Bunny Bi Friacids Ilk VTX. Xlk XV and XVI C D 8 - MOVIE; ‘Smokay and ( 0 * Evaning at the Improv those who are unwilling to preference is to restrict 39 - MOVfE; Tha Sptrat Raul Astor. (Sl-NBCNavra [Cioaad Captionad] taken Into Iswiasa Mexico at tha - 8 - Croaafirs 8 - MOVIE:'On OoMan PatMT 2:30 P.M. 64)0 P.M. tha BandH' A trucker snd hit ti- accept that everyone is en­ 'farther'' to ideas of ( 9 - Emergency (D - ABC WMkMd SpKl.1 Staireasa* A young muta girl turn of ths cantuiy. Marion -SMOHMIAr:- daklck accept a challenge to 0 - 8tyta (39 - MOVIE: 'Tim' A wealthy Three genarstiona confront - AmwIoMi Playhouw Tha CD (D 8 - News (2D- n « v« The Trouble with Miss Switch.' senses the prasanca of a killsr ® - Frondins '86 Ssconda in Brando, An)anatts Comsr, John IM 1M UM .V 8 - MOVIE: 'A PIsas of the 8 make a round-trip journey of 0 - Sign Off titled to be himself or physical distance, and to First of 2 parts. A boy who loves woman acandalizas society by Graansboro.' Individuals talk 8 - NCAA Baakatball; Puidua ? Astien' Two crooks are bfbek- aach other during a vacation at Skin of Our Tsath.' A liva par- (D -C B S N m m (S I 3 9 - Smurf. who is terrorizing a small town, becoming involved with her Saxon. I8B6. a Naw England eottsga. Kathar­ 1.800 mllat In 28 hour*. Burt ( 0 - Faith for Today herself without use 'further' for everything science and an old-fashioned but has no way to axprass her for tha first time about tha 1979 at MMilsan State r ' mailed Into sMIpg a oommunHy formanoa of Thornton WildaYa ( D - Battiaatar Qalantloa Raynoldt. Jackla Gleason. Sally ( S - MOVIE: Tw o WMk* fn witch join forces to discover young gardanar. Piper Laurie, killing of fiva n)ambars of tha 11:45 P.M. 481 •-' canter while trying to fond off ine Hapbum, Henry Fonda, play is praaantad. (2 hrt.) a|x>loglzing. else.” fear. Dorothy McGuire, George Mat Gibson. 1961. (23 - Nawa Jana Fonda. Ratad PG. 8 - MOVIE: The Man Who Field. 1877. Another Town' A man. released what powers they have. (R) Brent Ethal Barrymore. 1946. Communist Workers Party. (60 8 - Sttndina Roam Only; ? - mobatara.tiiay ones ripped off. 1:00 A.M. from a sanitariumj faces the [Closed Captioned] 8 8 - IMama'a FamMy Mama |R J 34)0 P.M. Bow Tomorfow* Michel da Nos­ (D - H la Written (29 - MOVIE; 'Sols Survhrei' min.) thraatans to evict VInL OBvia Nawten J ehn In Coneart . ' Sidney PoWer. Bill Coaby. 8 - Bahalaatte Sparta AeatL 8 - liKfopWMfont Natwork DEAR ABBY: I am at You're never too old (or challenge to make it on his own (82) - Waft Btraat Waak Louis Two officers are assignad to in------SHOWfNRft— — i G D - MOVIE: 'War LovaY A tradamus acouratalv predicted - Navira (3D Hardy Boys/ Nartcy Draw Rukaysar analyzes tha '60s with 0 Jack Anderson This Grammy award winner par- • ' Ratsd PG. 8 - Bunday at tha Kins’! tha rlM of HItiar and other his­ (2D my wit's end and doh't too young) to learn how to again. Kirk Douglas. Edward G. vastigata tha circumstancas of Confidantia) 8 - MOVIE: 'Conquaat' Nap- forms all her hits. Z 8 -ffaka«tOM0A.M. - 1B82 Honolulu^arathon I S - That Teen Show 33) C D - Waiooms Baok Katlar IBMMMMM-llii rain J u t HouY and 'Radiation: ( S - MOVIE- 'Uat of Adrian min.) [Cioaad Captionad] / 09 minimum of problems in stamped (37 cents) 3 9 . - MOVfE: 'P.uionM . 8 - Ftaaman Htpetia Nlcholaon, Ollvar Read. 1B7B. CD - Up Front 8 -E n f04ua f (8Z) - victory Garden Stranger' Ralph Richardson, 39 - Sohofaatio Sparta Aoad. (82) - Msgk) of Oil Pointing C D -E h «N a N a Impact on. Ufa.' (2 hrs.) MtioantfaY An Engllthman and 8 - Chriatian Childtan'a Fund (23)-News ^ school and out. The 7-year- envelope to Abby, . CD-VVOndarama 8 - MOVIE:'VWt to a SmaE othara ara marked for murder. 9:1SA.M. Magarat Leighton. aaa ha. an InutiaMa O ltd ^ Cooper. 1863. does fairly well In school, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. 321 - NCAA Ba.kMb.tf RMXKt SS-Sporta hia dyInB dog will go out In 8 -TMaOMHouat S2) - Fisaman Raporta begins to coma apart as ha pur- House (8) - Tarxan (13- Donas Favor 8-N C A A Baafcalha6;Oaergla - MOVIE:'•tomimway te tha ourioaHy about humans simI (2D - Haatth Waak 4:30P.M. stylo. Taah at North CarotkM boy hMaa aboard a thair ways. Jerry Lowly, Joan 8 - Banfo OomlnBe bwHa 8 - Nawa/Sports/Weathar _stiM his lost youth. Bruca Dam, O • MOVfE: T a m n 't GraMaM (8) - Making It Count 3 9 - NCAA Bsakolboll: OM 9:30 P Ann-Margrat. Ratad R. 9:30 A.M. Adventure' Tarzan rescues a 39 - standing Room Only; ( B - Jaaida and Roy Ja n ar­ 8 - Nswa/Bparta/Waslhar i command oapaula bsfors H Blnakmnn.EarlHolllmnn. IB80. - MOVIE: 'OsnquaaY Nap- 8 8 - Super Bowl XVII; (82) - flight From tho Start Tha Oomlnlan at South Floilds * . Maata off for the moan. 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(3D ' Couples ' , (S) IS) - V.rM Program. envuelven romance, intriga y 5:00 A.M . (SD - Sesame Street crimen. Lilian^ Abud, Joae Al­ CSD - Sign On/Nvws 7:30 A.M . (3D - Rom p^ Room (S ) • USA Movi. fonso. ® ®Z) - Varied Programs 3 S - Living Faith (TT) - Varied Programa (3D - Jim Bakker 3:00 P.M, (ID - ESPN SportsCenter ® - Movie , (23) - Sports (33) - Pink Panther Show 3 ) CSD - OuMIng Light - T .k . 2 - Madame's Place - Underdog (3D “ Sonya S I East defeats Xavier (22) (29) (3D ® - General Hoapitat (2D-N e w s - Newacenter , 5:30 A.M . @5) - Scooby Doo CSD - ironalda (2D - AILDay Movies - Just Man turn with the Eagles pushing the "I think the kids played maybe (3D - Varied Programs 8:00 A.M . (TT) - Tom 9l Jerry and Friends With its best offensive showing of (2D - Instructional Programs 9 S - Marcus Welby, M. D. margin to 35-23 at halftime. Junior their best offensive game of the C9D - Morning Stretch (53) - Tom & Jerry and Friends (3D - Sonya the season, hot-shooting East (2D - El Milagro de Vlvlr - Family Faud guard Jim Dargati had four field year,” remarked a pleased Pend­ (TT) - Independent Network (0 ) - Bugs, Porky & Friends ( B - Scooby Doo Catholic whipped Xavier High, (2D - Facta of Ufe 12:30 P.M. goals in the second stanza to pace ers, who hopes his cagers have News (2S) - Capulina (2D (2D - Fantasy 76-60, in Hartford County Confer­ ® • Waltons settled into a good groove. He was (2$ - CNN Headline News (23) - Porky Pig (3D (5) - Young and the (2D - David Susakind ence basketball action Friday East. Restless Senior forward Doug Bond expecting good things from his I (23) ** Moneyllne (57) - Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 10:30 A.M . (2D - Andrea Celeste La tiama night at the Eagles’ Nest. - Midday - Bill Boggs tossed 'in three hoops in the third (2D - Jim Bakker (3D - All In the Family (3D historia da una huarfana an The win was the fourth in a row Eagles in 1982-83 before hitting 8:30 A.M. ® ) - Ryan's Hope busca de su madra y da ati var- canto as the Eagles moved their (3D - Child's Play (3D for the surging Eagles and boosts some tough opponents early in the 5:45 A.M . (3D - Flintstones dadera idantldad. Andrea-dal lead to 52-39 with eight minutes to ( 3 ) - Soap World W - News t them over the .500 mark at 3-2 in season. d D - Sign On (3D - Varied Programs Boca, Ana Maria Plcchlo, Al­ play. The Falcons sliced the East Mike Muzio pumped in 21 points (33) - Varied Programs (2D (SD - Search For Tomorrow berto Argibay. the conference and 7-5 overall. The 6:00 A.M. (29) - Great Spate Coaster advantage to seven points with 2 'A and Roger Madero 16 to pace (2D - Andy Griffith 1:00 P.M. (581 - Staraky and Hutch loss drops the Middletown-based O D (33) S3) - Varied Programs (23) - Los Polivoces minutes to go before the home club Xavier. (2D (2D - Sale of the Century ( 3 ) ® - All My Children (SD - French Chef Falcons to 1-4 in the HCC and 5-7 (3D - New Zoo Revue ($8l - Cartoon Festival iced matters from the foul line. East will try to continue its 3D - Women's Page (3D (2D - Movie overall. C5D - CBS Early Morning News (5D ' Sesame Street 3:30 P.M. Dargati was 5-for-6 from the line upswing Tuesday night when it 11:00 A.M . (33) - 700 Club (33) - Scooby Doo down the stretch and 6-foot-7 junior entertains HHCC foe St. Paul in a C5D ® - ABC News. This 9:00 A.M . " I feel we’re starting to get our (3D - Price Is Right ( B S D - Days of Our Lives (2D - FHnMton.. pivotman Chris Brunone 3-for-4. 7:30 start. Moining (3D - Richard Simmons confidence as a team offensively,” ( 3 ) - Hour Magazine (2D - lhatruotlonal Programs (23) - 3-2-1. Contact said East Coach Jim Penders, who Brunone was playing with a CSD “ Jo « Franklin Show (3D *■ I Love Lucy East Catholic (76)— MePadden 2 CSD - Price Is Right (25) - Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- (ES - O v .r Easy saw his cagers shoot' a torrid dislocated finger, suffered last (29) - Jimmy Swaggart (3D - Tom Cottle Up Close tada y Sonia Vorhauer son los 5-8 9, Bond 8 2-2 18, Callahan 0 0-00, (3D - You Think You Got 26-for-39 from the floor. "We shot Tuesday in the win over Northwest (23) - Daybreak (3D (2D - Donahue anfritiones de este programs de 4:00 P.M. Dargati 9 5-7 23, Ptacheinski 16-68, Troubles asuntos publicos nacionales extremely well, obviously, and we Catholic. H e still managed 8 points (23) - All-Day Movies (3D - Jefferaona Brunone 2 4-8 8, Smith 2 2-2 6, (3D - Straight Talk (3D - Tic Tac Dough presentando sdtrevistas, noti­ were taking good shots all night. and 6 rebounds in a good effort. S9) - Heaith Field CSD - Wonder Womart^ Soucier 0 0-0 0, Galligan 1 0-0 2, (TT) - Great Space Coaster (ID - Odd Couple cias, deportes y un segmento “ Everybody was looking for the Dargati, 4-for-4 from the field in desde Hollywood titulado *En (3D - Movie Renstrom 10-0 2. Totals 26 24-33 76. 6:30 A.M. (3D - Varied Programs (3D - Woman's Day USA open man and we played a good the second canto and 7-for-9 in the Pantalla'. CSD ~ Rockford FHaa Xavier (60)— M. Muzio 8 5-6 21, (3D CID - CBS Early Morning (3D - Calliope Children's ® - M .rv GriHIn offensive game,” added Penders. first half, finished with nine field News Programs 1:30 P.M. CSD - In Search of.... Madero 8 0-1 16, Murphy 0 1-2 1, d2) - W hM l of Fortune East had a total of 13 assists with goals and 23 points overall. Bond (3D - Popeye (3D (3D - As the World Turns (33) - Pink Panther Show Brown 3 2-2 8, Mills 0 2-2 2, Rosen 2 (2D - Maas - Dick Ven D yk. senior guard Neil Ptacheinski added 18 points and 7 caroms while (TT) - Magilla Gorilla Q D - Sunday at the King's (3D - Alive & Weill 01- 4, J . Muzio 2 0-0 4, Coughlin 12-3 (2D - Sesame Street - Love Boat dishing out seven. Sean MePadden chipped in 9 House m arlrftrc 4, kohs 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 12-17160. (29) - Tennessee Tux^edo (2D - Match Game (2D > Tom & Jerry East had a slim 12-11 lead at the 11:30 A.M . ( B - Varied Programs (22) - Entei^lnment Tonight (2D - Ijrly Today (2D - F-Troop (3D - You Asked For It 1:45 P.M. M (29) " ^ rie d Programs (SD - Soap World SD (SD - Sesame Street (58) - Romper Room (3D - In Search of.... CSD - News - Quiero Grltar Tu Nombre 9:30 A.M.

and It’s hard to say how much time __ SS (DPI) — As the euphoria after beating archrival Dallas in the NFC title game last he’ll get on Sunday,” Gibbs said. Southern California area braced “ We’ve missed him this year. He itself for a second major tropical Saturday and had settled down to was'our big play man last year. He storm in the last 48 hours, the concentrate on Miami. was our MVP. He had the knee coaches of Sunday's Super Bowl “ I ’m not worried about us drained yesterday and they t o M teams Friday hurried to beat the leaving our game on the field some fluid off and he said it feel* deluge and put in the finishing against Dallas,” Gibbs said. great. Right now he says he * touches on their game plans. “ We’ve kept a high level of A major storm hit the Los performance all year. ’The Dallas ready to go." Shula had planned to have von Angeles area on Thursday, dump­ game was very special — the fact Schamann kick for the first time ing nearly three inches of rain in they had beaten us six straight this week on Thursday but changed some areas, and a second storm Washington Coach Joe Gibbs, touches on it in our last session. We The Rose Bowl surface has be^n times kinda hangs over your head his plans after Thursday’s storm was scheduled to hit late Friday or whose team is using the Los worked the offense Wednesday and covered all week. — but we know the importance of early Saturday. There was some Angeles Rams' training complex the defense Thursday and we’ve “ We’ve both played in bad Sunday’s game. Our opportunity is left the turf soft. ' “ I didn’t want him taking a rain forecast for Sunday's, game in Anaheim, also was hoping to get still got some work to do, but I'm weather,” Gibbs said. “ We can now. If we don’t take advantage of chance hurting himself again wim between Washington and Miami at in a solid workout before the skies confident that we’ve come a long handle it and I know Miami this chance, we’U have to rebuild SATURDAY that poor footing,” Shula said, the Rose Bowl, which has a natural opened again. way this week. We just need one handled it last week in heating the and again make the hundreds of COLLEGE BASKETBALL: “ He’ll work today and he says he’ll grass surface. "With just one week to prepdre more day outside to polish it off. New York Jets to get here. plays we made to get us this far. NA’nONAL HOCKEY LE A G U E 1 — DePaul vs. Alabama- We know what this is all about.” be ready. It worked out well last WulM Conference ILLING Miami Coach hurried for the game, things are a little "What we need to do is to run Naturally you hope the game can Patrick Division Biriningham, Channel 3 week when he took the entire week to get in his last full- scale workout tight," Shula said. "Norm ally you people through the right forma­ be played in optimum conditions ’Two key players had injuries L T Pts. GF GA Illing varsity basketball team 1 — Syracuse vs. Villanova, off before the Jets game. We don’t 33 U 6 R Z16 147 before Sunday's game. Shula had use the first week to put in your tions and show them the things that but you can't control the weather. leading up to the game and both — dropped a 61-53 verdict to Hall Channel 30 want {b risk developing any 13 17 8 30 133 1 « made tentative arrangements to game plan and then you come out we expect from the Redskins and We’ll finish putting in our game Washington Joe 23 18 11 S7 ISI IR High's frosh Friday afternoon at 1 — Georgia Tech vs. North bus his players to the Marine Air to the Super Bowl to polish it up. We how to attack it. We just need a plan today and hope we can use Washington and Miami kicker soreness before the game.” 21 22 6 SO IS7 i n Illing. Carolina, ESPN — are ex­ The Dolphins, appearing in their 12 30 7 31 152 234 Brian Milone netted 23 points to Station in El Toro. Calif., 20 miles' couldn't do that since we played little time .vto sharpen our what we put in. If the weather 10 30 11 31 133 203 3 — Louisville vs. Virginia, pected to play. Washington has a fourth Super Bowl and seeking pace the 5-4 Rams. Phil Fedorchak from the Dolphins' Newport Beach Sunday. We had to put in the game execution." comes up bad, we’ll try to do the ' Adams Division Channel 22, 30 their third title, were three point Boston 32 10 7 71 I S 120 hotel. But the skies cleared briefly plan in the past few days and we Gibbs said he hopes the weather things that work best in bad knee problem and von Schamann had 8 points and 14 rebounds in the 5:30 — Marquette vs. Virginia favorites. Washington lost 14-7 to Montreal 27 M 9 33 233 ITS losing effort while Brian Arnold early Friday and Shula worked his really need the time to smooth will not be a factor but feels both weather.” broke a small bone in his lower Buffalo M 16 9 57 190 ISB Miami 10 years ago in the Reds­ c h i p ^ in with 7 markers. Tech, USA club, at its normal Cal State- things out. clubs can handle the expected slop Gibbs also said he felt the back two weeks ago. uebec 23 21 3 S 211 107 7 — Old Dominion vs. South' Redskins had overcome their “ Joe hasn’t practiced all week kins’ only Super Bowl appearance. Sartford 13 S 5 31 164 2U rullerion practice facility. "W e'll just put the finishing if heavy rains continue Sunday. Campbell Conference Florida, ESPN Norris Division BENNET GIRLS W L T Pts. GF GA Bennet varsity girls basketball 7:30 — Boston College vs. 30 13 7 37 213 in team took a 28-22 verdict over Georgetown, SportsChannel 25 14 U 61 21' 1S4 7:30 — UConn vs. Seton Hall, IS 27 10 « 183 206 Bolton High frosh Friday at 12 33 12 33 1S6 207 Bennet. Channel 3, WDRC 13-year veteran 11 27 10 32 177 21i Shelley Factora had 8 points, 7:30 — UHartford vs. St. UPI photo Smythe Division Anselmn's, WINF Edmonton .28 14 10 66 2 S M Sarah Nicholson 5 and Kelli Calgary 21 14 7 49 211 220 Reyngoudt and Maura Fogarty 4 8 — Providence vs. Pittsburgh, Winnipeg » 25 5 * ,■ * ,5? apiece for the 6-2 Bears. Channel 12, USA Billy Boy takes to the fairways Vancouver 17 23 10 44 131 194 lo s Angeles 16 M 7 39 178 214 9 — Purdue vs. Michigan, (Top four in each division qualify for ESPN New York Yankee Manager Billy Martin lets Phoenix Open Tournament. Martin Is biding Stanlev Cup playoffs.) Kuechenberg recalls his time before start of spring training next HOCKEY: out a yell as he watches drive sail away from Fridav’s Games 1:15 — Bruins vs. Red Wings, fairway during Pro-Am In this week’s month In Florida. (All Times EST) Chicago at Buffalo. 7:36 p.m. Channel 38 Pittsburgh at Washington, 6:06 p.m. 7:15 — Whalers vs. Jets, WTIC Saturday’s Games 8 — Rangers vs. Penguins, Detroit at Boston, aft. | V- Winnipeg at Hartford Channel 9 N ew Jersey at (Quebec 9 — islanders vs. Canucks, Buffalo at Toronto PHOENIX, Ariz. (U PI) — Jack juicy Sunday in '73 Thousands in line Calgary at Edmonton Channel 9 Renner, looking for his third PGA Washington at Montreal GOLF: N.Y. Islanders at Vancouver tour victory, shot a five-under par 3 — Phoenix Open, Channel 3 N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh LOS ANGELES (U PI) — It was 66 Friday to take a one-stroke iead BOWLING; Philadelphia at Minnesota after the second round of the 10 years ago but Miami’s left Los Angeles at St. Louis 3:30 — Showboat invitational, guard. , re­ $350,000 Phoenix Open. of Bryant funeral The slim Californian, whose Channel 8 members it well. Specifically, he trademark is a Ben Hogan-type BOXING; remembers Washington tackle white cap, entered the round in a 4 — Moore vs. Gulden, Diron Talbert well. ‘‘He claims Gov. George Wallace and former accompanied by her son, Paul Basketball Channel 3 Taibert spent the entire game BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - four-way tie for the lead after an Washington Redskins Coach Bryant Jr., and daughter, Mae TRACK: spitting tobacco juice in his face Eight of his brawny players opening round 65. George Allen, representing Presi­ Martin Tyson. He used five birdies in a steady 5-Millrose Games, Channel 4- across the line. carried Paul “ Bear” Bryant to his dent Reagan, were among the 400 But many mourners wore crim­ second round of 33-33 over the SKilNG: That was Super Bowl Vn. grave under a bare hickory tree dignataries, family members and son and white, the colors of the Phoenix Country Club course to 3 — 90-Meter Jumping, ESPN Sunday, in Super Bowl XVII, Friday after more than 8,000 friends who packed the church for Crimson Tide. Some wore Ala­ finish 36 holes at 11- under par 131. SUNDAY Kue.chenberg will tie back in his old mourners in two cities said good­ N A T IO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. the rites. bama caps and others were seen in Two-time Phoenix winner SOCCER: familiar position for the Dolphins. bye to the man they called the Elastem Conference Because of the overflow crowd, houndstooth check hats, which Atlantic Division Johnny Miller, using's new “ back­ 8:30 — Italian League, And he’il see the same Redskins’ greatest football coach who ever the service also was piped into the Bryant always wore on the side­ W L Pet. GB ward” putter, took over second SportsChannel uniform lined up against him. lived. Philadelphia .35 6 .867 — nearby First Baptist Church, lines on game day. place. He got his second eagle of NBA: "Deja vu or something,” Kue­ A crowd of 5,000— many dressed Boston 82 10 .782 4 which seated 1,300, and the Presby­ A number of people wore T- New Jersey Z7 16 .628 9^ the tournament en route tp a 1 — Lakers vs. Celtics, Channel chenberg said. " I t really is kind of as though for an Alabama football terian Church, which accommo­ shirts that said “ It Took a Giant to Washington 19 24 .4C 17>>k '^-32—65 and a two- round total of 3, WlNF spooky when you think about it. gam e— watched in eerie silence as N ew York 16 25 .an 20 dates 600. Replace the Bear,” referring to Now all I have to hear is that Diron ^ the hulking pallbearers carried Central Division 132. GOLF: Hundreds of others gathered New York Giants Coach and Milwaukee S) 14 .682 — Hal Sutton — one of those tied Talbert is coming out of retirement Bryant’s flower-blanketed casket 1 — LPGA, Channel 9 silently outside the Methodist former Alabama player Ray Per­ Detroit S S .500 8 with Renner after round one — lost or something.” to the grave. Only the sound of one AtlanU 21 22 .488 8Vi 3:30 — PGA, Chani.el 3 church to wave goodbye when kins, whom Bryant selected to Chicago 15 28 J4B 14Vi his bid to keep a share of the lead No such luck. Battling the 13- woman sobbing broke the stillness. BASKETBALL; Bryant’s body was loaded into a succeed himi' last month. lAdiara 13 29 .310 16 when he bogeyed two of his last year veteran Kuechenterg this A funeral procession three miles Cleveland 7 36 .187 22 2 — Notre Dame vs. UCLA, hearse for the trip to Elmwood In a brief graveside service, the three holes. He wound up with a 68 time will be Darryl Grant. Reports long, consisting of more than 300 Western Conference Channel 22, 30 Cemetery. crowd recited the 23rd Psalm and Midwest Division Friday, in third place at 133 after 36 indicate he doesn't spit tobacco cars and six buses carrying W L Pet. GB NFL: the Lord’s Prayer and then the holes. juice. Bryant’s last University of Ala­ San Antonio 28 18 .600 — 6 — Super Bow; Miami vs. Hundreds of cars were lined up dead coach’s family left, with the Rex Caldwell, second in last Whether Kuechenberg and the bama team and many of his former Kansas City 23 19 .548 3 Washington, Channel 22, 30, alongside the interstate in Bir­ mourners straggling behind and Dallas 20 22 .476 6 week's Bob Hope Desert Classic, rest of the Miami offensive line can players,' drove the 60 miles to Denver 21 24 .467 6^ WPOP mingham to watch the procession the simple pine casket still beside Danny Edwards and Tim Simpson handle the Redskins' defense will Birmingham behind the white UUh 18 28 .an 10 pass. Several red and white the grave. Houston 8 36 .186 18^ tied at eight- under 134. be a key to the game. Next to the hearse after funeral services in Tuscaloosa. banners reading “ We Love You It was lowered into a under­ Pacific Division 6-foot-2, 260- pound Kuechenberg Bear” flapped from interstate ground vault later. Los Angeles 33 8 .805 — DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. the Dolphins will send out left Portland ^ 27 17 .614 7^ overpasses as the motorcade Other sports notables at the PtiMnix 27 18 .600 8 (U PI) — Vicki Fergon, looking for tackle (6-5,260), center At the request of Bryant’s wife, Golf Mary Harmon Bryant, the motor­ rolled by.' , funeral included New York Jets Seattle 25 19 i6B 9^ her second tour win, blazed to a Dwight Stephenson (6-2,260), right Golden State 18 26 .400 1A% tournament-record 7-under- par 65 cade passed Bryant- Denny Sta­ Former New York Jets quarter­ quarterbac|c Richard Todd, Jets San Diego 13 32 280 22 guard (6-3, 255) and back Joe Namath — Bryant’s most defensive lineman , Friday to tie Pat Bradley for the right tackle Eric Laakso (6-4,265). dium, the Crimson Tide’s home Kriday 8 oames famous player — former Okla­ former linebacker (All Times EST) lead at 137 at the midway point of That foursome will be responsi­ field. homa C^ach Bud Wilkinson and Lee Roy Jordan, former Georgia Phoenix ai Boston. 7:40 p.m. the LPG A’s first tournament of the ble for protecting Bryant, who won 323 games in Cleveland at Detroit, 8 :0 ^ .m. Georgia Coach Vince Dooley were Tech Coach Bobby Dodd, Duke year. DPI photo David Woodley . and springing his 38 seasons — more than any New York at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. UPI photo. other college coach — died Wed­ among those at the graveside, Coach Steve Sloan, former Ohio N ew Jersey at Dallas, 8:35 p.m. The 65, which eclipsed the record backs and Andra Phlladel^ia at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m By United Press International bathed in bright sunshine. State Coach Woody Hayes, Florida of 66 set by Sandra Palmer in 1980 DAVID WOODLEY LOOSES UP Franklin. nesday of a heart attack only 28 Portland at Denver. 9:35 p.m. $XO,000 Phoenix Open WIDE RECEIVERS ALVIN GARRETT AND JIMMi(Ij^ E F A L O days after retiring. He was 69. Many of the members of Bry­ Coach Charlie Pell, former Arkan­ Atlanta at Los Angeles. 10:30 p.m. and tied by JoAnn Washam Thur- At Phoenix. Ariz., Jan. 28 . . . Dolphin quarterback set for Redskins Woodley may need all the help he ant’s last team held their faces in sas Coach Franl^ Broyles and Saturday's Games day, was also a personal best. (P a r 72) . . . ready for final teat of aeaaon In Super Bo'iwrSuSunday “ We give thanks to God for his San Diego at New York can get. In just his third year in the tense grimaces, obviously fighting Auburn Coach Pat Dye. Bradley, who is inching her way NFL, he ranked 27th out of 28 personal strength in leading men Kansass (Cityf ata Indiana' Jack Renner 6586-131 and the tenderness with which he back tears, at the graveside. Half a dozen helicopters carry­ Seattle at Cleveland toward Incoming the LPGA's Johnny M iller 67-65-132 in passing efficiency 6588-133 Others cried openly. ing news photographers h over^ Phoenix at Washington youngest millionaire, shot a 69 Hal Sutton during the season and has per­ could touch a child.” the Rev. Joe Chicago at Detroit T im Simpson 6845-134 Moore and . that has really been ugly to its the Dolphins' AFC-,clinching 14-0 It was,perhaps the most oddly near the cemetery, which lies at Friday to share the three-shot lead 6945-134 formed erratically. Just when Elmore intoned .".t the main New Jersey at San Antonio Rex Caldwell Redskins looking With prospects for a wet, rainy opposition this season. Nicknamed victory over the New York Jets last attired gathering of mourners the the end of a black community in Houston at Dallas over first-round leader Washam Danny Eklwards 7944-134 services for Bryant at the First Miami Coach Don Shula was ready the “ No- name Defense’' early in week. Hiiladelphia at Utah and Stephanie Farwig. Washam Dan t ^ l 68«-135 Super Bowl Sunday in Pasadena’s Methodist Church in Tuscaloosa, cemetery had ever* had. Mrs. southwest Birmingham. The fam­ 65«7-135 to pull him for veteran , the season, the defensive players Milwaukee at Golden State shot a 74 Friday over the par 72. Ed Piori Rose Bowl, the power-running He intercepted three Richard ■home of the University of Bryant \vas dressed in a simple ily had asked that cameras be Lee Elder 6549-135 Woodley turned it around, throw­ tandem of the 210-pound Nathan are now known as the “ Killer 6,079 yard Deer Creek Country Gary McCord 6567- 135 Todd passes, sacked Todd once, Alabama. black dress and veil. She was barred from the services. ing three touchdown passes in the and 22S-pound Franklin could be Bees” in honor of left end Kim made three unassisted tackles and ' ASSUMPTION ^Club and Farwig came in at 69. Ed S n i^ 85-71-136 for respect, $$$ Bob Gilder 6868- 136 regular season finale against Bal­ grucial to the game’s outconie. Bokamper, tackle Bob Baum- had a hand in three others. Assumption basketball team Jim Colbert 6565-136 timore and then leading the hower, right end ^ left took a 44-23 win over Our Lady of Tom Jenkins 7566-136 Dolphins' surge through the Kuechenberg compared Frank­ linebacker Bob Brudzinski and the " I ’m happy for A.J.,” defensive Peace last Thursday in Deanery Calvin Peete 6769-136 PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) — A yielding an NFL-low 128 points. Anderson out Steve Melnyk 656B-13f^ playoffs. lin to former Miami running back free and strong safety brother coach Bill Amsparger, credited walking te.stimonial to the theory The Redskins use a basic 4-3 League action. Mike Sullivan 7066-136 "There’s not really an explana­ . And he did it in true tandem of Glenn and Lyle with creating Miami’s brilliant Ed Quick had 11 points. Matt Lanny Wadkins 6568- 136 that adversity builds character, alignment on defense, shifting to a Rozelle alive and well, 6869- 137 tion,” Woodley said. “ I ’m doing Kuechenberg style. Blackwood. and complex defense, said after Parlapiano 9 and Joe Reiliy 8 for Jay Haas the Washington Redskins enter 3-man front and a nickle defensive for 6 games Aiidy Bean 6968-137 the same things I always did, only “ Andra’s just as tough as Zonk,” Assumption whiie Mark Kakaus- 67- 70-137 Sunday’s Super Bowl XVII looking back in sure passing downs. Despite all the Bees, it’s inside the Jets’ game. “ He worked hard Scott Hoch now they’re working. There has be said, “ but Csonka was uglier. linebacker A.J. Dube who makes to become a linebacker. Before he kos had 10 points for OLP. Mark O’Meara 71-65-137 for respect and $36,000, though hot Washington’s defense has been Roger Maltbie 7166-137 been no evolution or anything like However, there’s no telling bow the defense tick. A converted always had his hand in the dirt. He M ONTREAL (U PI) - The NHL necessarily in that order. especially impressive in opening ban Haldorson 6869-137 that.” ugly Andra’s going to become in suspended Hartford Whalers' de­ 6968-137 A winners' share of $36,000 per quarters as opponents have man­ lineman who still occasionally was always known for his blitzes PE E WEE Raymond Floyd Woodley will be throwing to wide the next few years.” takes bis place on the line, the 6-4, and pass rushes. Today, he was a Woiverines turned back the Biue fenseman Russ Anderson Friday D.A. Weibring 6968- 137 player awaits the victor of Wa­ aged a mere 20 points over 180 NFL survived turmoil T ie ChuM Chen 7265-137 receivers Duriel Harris, Nat It’s the Miami defense, however. true linebacker.” Devils and the Bruins nipped the for six games for hitting Los shington's 6 p.m. EST matchup minutes of piay in first periods. 250-pound Duhe was spectacular in Homero Blancas 73-74-137 Huskies, 13-12, last Thursday at the Angeles Kings’ forward Dave .Woody Blackburn 6869-137 against the AFC champion Miami " I ’ve always thought they should The commiasioner said his office Oimmunity Y. Taylor with his stick. Leonard Thompson 85-7^—137 Dolphins and the Redskins are rate teams defensively by how LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Des­ ago (when the same teams met in Don Pooley 7068-138 is deciding whether to just ride out, Gordon Hamilton netted 14 NHL executive vice president «7-71-138 3-point underdogs despite an un­ many points they give up rather pite the 57-day strike and a recent Super Bowl V I I). J.C. Snead the storm or to take iegal action ' points to pace the Wolverines while Brian O'Neill said Anderson had Jerry Pate 6969- 138 matched 11-1 record and seven than yardage allowed,” says Olke­ scathing attack by a television “ It’s a real chore to get to the 68- 70-138 against the PBS and the show’s Neil Alibrio played well while already served three games of the Antonio O rd a straight victories. wicz, the No. 2 tackier on the program, the N FL is alive and Super Bowl and to the players, ^ t t Simpson 7068-138 producers. Dave Rohrbach matched Hamil­ suspension while awaiting the Dave StocKton 6969-138 " I think I can find something to Redskins behind free safety Mark Decade passed since Shula well. Commissioner Pete Rozelle coaches and fans, it’s just as “ We’re weighing legal action league's decision. O'Neill held a do with 36 grand, " says middle Murphy. said Friday. important as ever. The ticket ton’s total with 14 maricers with very carefully,” he said. “You Mike Cieary piaying well for the hearing with Anderson in Hartford linebacker Nerl Olkewicz, "but On offense, the Redskins rely on Rozelle, speaking to more than pressure has been a little less, but IlSO.OOO L P G A Tournament hate to exaggerate the story and Devils. Shelly Dieterle had 4 points on Wednesday. At Deerfield Beach, Fla., Jan. 28 that Super Bowl ring means the power running of fullback John 500 members of the media two days more than 100 million people will get it brought up and thrown all and Steve Borgida 3 to pace the “ The player admits that he (P a r 72) something special to me. Beating Riggins behind the "Hogs” of a before the Super Bowl matching wateh the game on the TV. The Pat Bradley 6869-137 around the country again because Bruins while Pete Morelewicz had deliberately struck his opponent 7265-137 Dallas last week was a special day massive front and the short the Miami Dolphins against the strike put the whole season in a Vicki Fergon had Dolphins in Super Bowl different perspective, but I feel of-a lawsuit... we don’t know if we 4 points and Rob Guiiano played ' but stated he was p rovok^ into Jo Ann Washam 65-74-140 that we’re gopna savor, but the passing game of mobile Joe Washington Redskins, sai(l the 7169-140 want that. We’re talking to the top doing so,” O’Neill said of the Jan. Stephanie Farwig Super Bowl is a special dream. Theismann. The starting Pro Bowl league has survived constant tur­ this Sumlay we’re heading for a well for the Huskies. Ayako Okamoto 72-70-142 lawyers in the country about what 20 incident. JoAnne Cramer 71-72-143 This is the end of a nice yearforus. quarterback for the NFC is hitting LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A learned something from each goal of winning, be has compiled a moil in iU 63-year history and also great ending.” the minute,” said Monte Clark, a we might do and there will be a MIDGETS “ As often happens, it is the the Cindy Lincoln 71- 72-143 This team has gone through a lot, at a 69.4 percent clip in the decade has passed since Don Shula Super Bowl I'v e bMn in. There’s brilliant 19-year N F L coaching , .will survive the problems of the Roselle was asked about the Vivian Brownlee 70-73-143 form.er Shula assistant. “ His prac­ decision made soon but I don’t Scott Altrui pumped in 33 points retaliator in an altercation that especially with that 0-5 start last playoffs, with six TD passes and last brought his Miami Dolphins to been some real bad losses and record of 214-SS- 6, fourth in the 1982-83 season. recent Public Broadcasting Ser­ Judy Rankin 72- 71-143 tices are four and one-half minutes know what that decision will be. and Jeff Mullownev added a nair of bears the burden of the penalty, Barbara Moxness 72- 71 -lQ year." * just one interception. Riggins has a Super Bowl. The team has some real memorable seasons, league’s history behind George “ It’s been a roller-coaster year vice “ documentary” on the NFLIn ' here, 18 minutes there. He has an but all players must understand Jan^Stephenson 73- 70-143 changed — all hut two of the especially the 17-0 team of 1972. Halas, Curly Lambeau and Tom "for us, starting at the high point which the show’s producers and 70- 73-143 The Redskins dropped their first rumbled for 444 yards in 98 carries exact spot planned for each man to that if they take matters into their Martha Nause five games of 1981 under rookie and diminutive Alvin Garrett has players from the 1973 team are From these I ’ve learned that Landry. “with the big television contract hosts say they investigated the Silivia Bertolaccini 71- 75-144 stand.” own hands they must bear the Beth Daniel 7569-144 coach Joe Gibbs but have since gone. you’ve got to take what you’ve got. John Crittenden, the Miami- signed last spring (a $2.1 billion crimina.1 element in football. The Swimmers lose thriller been Theismann’s star receiver in consequences.” Beth Solomon 69-75-144 And the coach has changed. Just I ’m not as quick to fly off the News sports editor, described .package involving CBS, NBC and show, in which Rozelle was inter­ Nancy Lopez 74- 70-144 won 19 of^23 without much fanfare. the post-season with 13 receptions, “He is the most complete and The remaining three games on a bit. handle as I once was.” .ABC) and going to the low point v ie w ^ , focused on alleged gam­ Dianne Dailey 72- 73-146 More than half of the roster is including four TDs. Shula this Way after the Dolphins best prepared coach I'veever been Kathy Whitworth 75- 70-146 There was a time when Don What be once was — and still 'with the long strike,” Rozelle said. bling and game-fixing by owners to Hall in CC^L meet Anderson’s suspension would dotted with free agents and Sun­ Mark Moseley,, who set an NFL executed a flea-flicker pass In a associated with,” said Charlie begin Feb. 4, O’Neill said. Shula was as humorous as famine. remains, to a large degree — is a “ As happy as we were with the ’TV_ and players. One brief film clip day's game will mark the second record this season with his 23rd 1981 playoff game: “ Good coaches Winner, a Dolphins’ scout who wa s' It was ciose but no cigar for the the 50 free and 100-yard butterfly. This week, asked about the man obsessed with w in in g. As a showed former Miami safety Jake straight week Washington is rated straight field goal, has hit on just are supposed to have a play for a head coach twice himself. ‘T v e 'contract, that’s how unhappy we Manchester High boys’ swimming changes he’s undergone, he shot Scott missing a tackle. Sports an underdog to a team with a 2-of-6 attempts in the playoffs, but kid he’d ait and cry In front of bis every situation, even when it never seen anyone who goes into a '.were with the strike. team as it dropped a narrow 63-59 back, "Besides getting a lot ‘ “ It was a very distasteful “ They took one simple game clip 200 m*dl«v r«lov: 1. HolL 2. M H S 1:55.3L Indian frosh poorer record. Washington's special teams have parents’ Ohio home when his team seems to be an impossible situa­ game so prepared and so verdict to Hall High in CCBL 'Calendar better-looking, no changes.” lost. As a comerback for the “situation but we tried to make the out of a helluva can ^ r -that Jake 200 trm : 1. OsH IH), 2. Brottsr (H). 3. "Defensively, we’ve been play­ been singled out by Gibbs as tion. Don Shula had an answer. The organised.” competition Friday afternoon at 0'C«nn«ll (M ) 2:84.91. matmen triumph That tine showed the oniy real best of a bad situation with the Scott bad ... and the underlying ing some superb football for the "probably our soundest unit over­ Baltimore Colts he’d scream at play was typical of the Dolphin The preciseness. And the hours the Indians’ pool. 200 IM: 1. Or«v (H L 2. Cor cor on (H)« 3. change. The ability and desire to implication of that ... of him McDonouo8 (M I 2:19.48. last six or seven weeks and I don't all.” All-Pro return specialist Mike teammates be thought weren't season. It revolved around re­ Eighteen hours one day this week, playoff system we devised. We feel The loss was the fourth in five Manchester freshman wrestling relax, to trade wi^y lines, to put bis W did a reasonably good job m luing the tackle on purpose SOfrot: 1. OuoHtfto (H). 2. Qulckonton (M L Saturday think we're getting the respect we Nelms is another Redskins’ wea­ giving their all. sourcefulness, discipline and prep­ ’Twelve or more on the other days outings for the Silk Towners. Next 3. MorsiMlI (M ) :2S.41. team took a 46-21 decision over feet up on the desk. because the game was fixed... was ICE HOCKEY deserve,” says defensive end pon and his 76-yard kickoff return But Shula has never thought ofit aration, not any superhuman leading to the Super Bowl. But 'ifecovering our fans, many of outing is Friday against Penney Olvino: 1. Loto (M). 2. Btokino (M L 3. RHAM High last Thursday at “ It's been a long time since a whom simply said ’to hell with the terribly unfair,” said Roselle. LuMiskv (H) 1S8.40 points. M anchester vs. C onard at Dexter Manley, one of the heroes of against Dallas was one of the as an obsession. Just a striving to effort.” that’s not an unusual schedule High in East Hartford at 3:30. Illing. Super Bowl,” he said to several players, coaches and football.’ ” “They paid three convicted 100 fly: 1. Hoptn (H L 2. Corcoran (H)» 3. Veteran's Rink, 1.15 last week's 31-17 triumph over the game’s key plays: be the best, to do the best. Shula, tob, refuses to allow That’sthelifeofShula. ButheevMi Ray Lata captured the diving for Qulckonton (M)1:04J7. Rob Walter. Ron Smith, Ray hundred reporters gathered for He said, however, the playoffs driminala to Interview them. We South Windsor vs. East Catholic Cowboys In the NFC title game. “ We’ve kept a high level of “ You set a goal to be the best, anyone to attach the “ genius” tag. downplays the incredible Manchester while Gahan Fallone 100 trot: 1. OuQllotto (H). 2. Androws (H>. 3. Memory, Tom REobinson, Mike Sunday’s Super Bowl X V n pitting and then you work hard, e v e ^ reviuliied the interest in football. felt in essence the broadcast was O'Connoll (M ) :M.12. . at Bolton Ice Palace, 7.5(| "But don’t worry, we’re gonna get performance all year and we're “I’m no miracle worker,” be dedication. 'i secured the 100-yard backstroke 500 fr«n: 1. Osit (H), 8. Brottsr (H )/3 . Jones, Damon lacovelli and Whit­ the Dolphins against the Washing­ “ We’ve had as sqcceuful a year ladclng in Journalistic credibility. I WRESTLING it all come Sunday.*’ „ gonna lay it all out there on hour, every day, to reach that said, "andflan'tmakeroeouttobe and Gary McDonough the 100-yard Clifford (M ) 5:44.32. ney Twitchell all won by pin while ton Re

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Call 5689183. advertisement will not INSURANCE Center, Inc. $51,900. 6 4 9 ^ . tion on file more fully appears, at bedrooms, two full baths. Group I, Belfiore Agency, PARRAND be corrected by an ad­ seeks additional full-time LOCAL MILLWORK dis­ facing south, overlooking tyledliiette.4*!’1® NEWLY RENOVATED the'Court of Probate on February Personal Lines Customer tributor seeking inside 647-1413. ' RElEMODEUNG-Cablnel four ch airs, K enm ore MUSIC ZIEDJIAN Avedis AVAILABLE 310 square feet office 7. IMS at 3:30 P.M. ditional insertion. pool, private balcony. Built OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Roofing, Gutters, Room washer and drverXione 20” ride cymbol with IMMEDIA’TELY - Extra Sherrie L. Anderson. Ass’t. G erk Service Representative. sales trainee. Sales in 1970. $48,900. Owner- available. Main Street NEW HAMPSHIRE - Additions, Decks, all types y e a r), trip le bedroom \ stand, $75.00. CaU 649-7963 large furnished room. location with ample 04^01 Excellent opportunity for experience not necessary Agent 646-0505 or 646-1960. Lakeside Doll House experienced, well- but some clerical and of­ January 29th and 30th £f Remodeling and dresser,wavaovsj (pecan) wiaaMand after 4 p.m. Fireplace, bar, private parking. Call 6492891. Chalet, 3 bedrooms, year mirror, fruitwood creden- shower and entrance. organized, career-oriented fice knowledge, would be Repairs. FREE LEGAL NOTICE helpful. Pleasant telephone round $55,000 - price was Eistimates. Fully insured. za, “Prego” baby NEW 19’’x25” vanity top, $70.00 weekly. Mr. MANCHESTER Main person. Homeowners and □ REAL ESTATE $68,000. New, plush year white and gold. $20.()0. Cut Town of Bolton Official Notice Auto Rating, Policy manner is the most impor­ 2-5 P.M. Telephone 6439017. carriage, (new condition), Rothman, 646-4144. Street. Newly renovated Board of Tax Review. iHaurbfstpr •••••••••••••••••••••••• round home $42,000 give­ "CUIc&aft’’ Crib-A-Bed, 643-9807. 'office space, 1200 square writing. Customer Contact. tant prerequisite. Send away! 143 acres, 1,600’ The Board of Tax Review of the Good salary and benefits in letter of introduction or Homes For Sale 23 TIMOTHY J. ConneUy • Butcher Block chrome CENTRALLY LOCA’TED feet. Parking. ’The Hajayes Town of Bolton. Connecticut, will (3890. -vr provement Company - TelepnoM 6491961. ford Road. Guglietta1 Cheesy Co.. 1100 and hard workers need REALTORS, Conn. Assn, •»4 Telephone 6499198. water. For information s T i apply. If interested state •OUMHOUIMO Roofing, siding, Burnside Avenue, East of REALTORS & the OffOtTUMH liUi caU I-23798S8. EHO. Hartford. poosition and apply to National Assn, of gltoations, additions. OA- SIXTEEN POUND TOSHIBA “ Walkman” MERCURY, 1978 Cougar. Wtittr WaktfMd Jack Ardinl 80f0 M0lld0l0OtWl Rotty Charts type stereo cassette player Small V9 brougham', four M'anager, i Parkade Lanes, REALTORS. V«mon MwioIm0|0c ToUand t.HHartford a bowling ball. $10.00. ONE MONTH Free Rent - taU ; Intlatton Sot You Parkade Shopping Center. Telephone 049M4. with FM ■ stereo. door, automatic transmis­ DENTAL kESIDEN'nAL Repairs ’Two bedrooms, IVk baths, Down? RECEPTIONIST- South No phone calls. Headphones included. sion, Power steering. and new roofs, chimneys Perfect condition. wall to wall carpeting, Power brakes; air, stereo. 8olUp,aolOull Windsor office. 4 days. Serving • Vernon • Tolland • Ellington • South Windsor GIRLS SIZE 12-14 full appliances, parking. CaU Earn good ttt tolling repaired. Pour hour Carrying case included. Extra clean. Must sell, Bookkeeping and typing MANCHESTER length winter coat, 647-0391. \ AvonI C «ll 823-0401. skills a must. Experienced REALTOR looking for hmergency service. 24 excraent condlUon. $9.00. $70.oO or best offer. 521- $2900. Call 6490286 after 5 or 278-2041 Manchester • Coventry • Bolton • East Hartford yearsln Manchester area. CaU 6499387 after 6pm. 9713. p.m. preferred but not licensed agents for bUl Joe - 6449650 anytime. VERNON - Six rooms, necessary. Call 644-1509. progressive real estate «••••••••••••••••••••••* storage rooi^ porch. With agency. Call 643-1591, ask BANJO Five etring with ONE WOODEN crib with DATSUN 1979 210 - 5 door "AT MEmiLL LYNCH REALTY" THE FIRST mattress In good condition. beat. $400. Convenient to wagon. 4 speed. Regular KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE’” by Larry Wright for 'Tony Wasilefsky for 872-7777 rmoriRB ** case, good condition. Hartford. CaU 19590212. confidential interview. ORDER OF RUSINESS IS SERYICE TO OUR CUSTOMERSI 289-6881 $80.00. A m . CaU 6491921. Asking $40.00. Telephone gas. 44,boo miles. tXOORSANDING - Ftoors Ibicellent condition. $3,175. NEWER DUPLEX, two TRUCK DRIVER nke new. Specialising in TIRES 178x14.989.00 for 2329096.______elder floors, natural and WOOD GLASS bram coffee bedrooms, IW baths, WANTED - Appliance Merrill Lynch theaet two. C w M terB appUances, washer, dteer Delivery. Mature person to ttalhed floors. No noon, 6469601 table, $60.00. Telephone ’TOYOTA CEUCA 1978 GT nvm ore. John VerfaiUe, 6469UI. booknps in basement. $475 - 5 speed. Mint condition. deliver appliances and per month - heat and TVs. Ei^erienced Realty ZENITH SKI BooU siw 61,001) miles. $2,750. CaU FIBERGLASS skla, bin­ utiUties not IncInM . Cen- 232-5450. preferred. Good hourly - DMIftC. FOR SALI 8W, n i^ u m . New 088.00. traUy located, convenient CMtr wage. Excellent benefitbene A skl^ 848.00. Uke new, dings, poles. Good condi­ Inveetment Property 28 Servleee OHarad 31 SatvIcaa OHarad 31 Sw vfeet OHarad $ i tion. $40.00. 6491035. to busline, hospital and TOYOTA SUPRA. 1979. package. Apply In perserson •••••••••••••••••••••••• aaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa made in West Germany- CHA5C HiW □ BUSINESS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaa nods 40 CaU 8497088.______schools. Lease required. 75,000 highway miles. Im­ at: AI Sieffert*8, Hafart- 6497791.______AWAY! He Usr ford Road, Manchester, and SERVICES REWEAVING BURN C ft M Tree Service, Free. maculate condition. $5,995. 9 ASSUMABLE Fixed HOLES. Zipper^ umr estimates. Discount senini’ USED BED • twin with roller *j3SlSSsZZ Telephim 6469171. Conn. See Mr. A1 Sieffert. e f f ic ie n c y ” ^ T v ie rate mortgage on this cen­ Moivlooa Otiarad 31 brellas re p a ir^ . Window citizens. Compand REFRIGERATORS, iranM and beadbonrd, good TAG SALE - Satorday, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa trally locatM ilx and six •••maammaaamaamaaaaaaaaa shades, venetiian blinds. Manchester owned am APARTMENT partially Tnieka lor Bala 82 -90 M8 MAS To PART "nM E- 1 to5p.m ., WASHERS, RANGES - condition. . $40.00. Sunday and Rfonday 109. furnished on busline, near duplex. Separate heating BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Keys. TV FOR RENT. operated. Call 646-1S27. > Cleen, Gnaranteed. Parte Telephone $4I9»7 after Ul.Bfrcfa Mountain Road, IPOUNO-OCM UNDER C A T V o u e four days. Retail. Concrete. Chimney Mancheeter Hoapitu. CaU Miniatures and dolls. systems. Only $77,900. Sen­ Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ••«••••••••••••••••••••• ft Service. Low prices! 5|nn weekdays. ___ Bolton. Movlna South - FORD 1977 CURRIER *PET5 , HOOSEBiSOKEN' < try Real Estate. 289-4331. Repairs. “No Job Too 649-5221. B.D. Pearl ft Son, $ « Main 99, 649I7I2, evenings 649 PICKUP - 4 cylinder, 5 LePTcVeRS. Phone 6464)610. Small.’’ Call 644-8356. PalnUng-PaparIng E t jnuet aeU everyming. 9863 - ask for Eve. B-188 •••*••••••••■•••••••**•* Street. 6419171. LIKE NEW Firestone meed. AM-FM stereo. Cap. REMOVE MINERAL 10-18 M A N C H E ST E R - By •••••••••••••••••••••••• gsBsr belt &70,14. Addag Excellent condition. 11,875. BUILDUP FROM YOUR UGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ h c o R M T a i ' i ••••••**•••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Deluxe CELEBRITY CIPHER owner. Unique, charming INTERIOR^EXTERIOR R riM se tar Bala 41 |a0.bo. Telepboae 7497119. 2329006. ’TEAKE’TTLE by pouring SOFT RUFFLING adds a romantic look..ta-this easy- caitilly CWrcniFlogniaaw M aud Wb— MapaoaH PM cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Colonial. Steven rooms, PAINTING - WaUpapering Oofta-BMh-Mte48 four room apartment. ••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaaaaaa aidpriapta.laclilaMrlnei«cipnarak»i

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