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r. Shultz no ■ hj}:; Foreign policy unclear, he says )'ry By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) - When the administration took of­ Shultz had been prominently men­ stranger to "M y mother could skin an animal Alexander Haig unexpectedly quit fice, “ We agreed that consistency, tioned during the transition as a about as well as any man in the , -CVf^r Friday as secretary of state, clarity and steadiness of purposes possibile secretary of state. Reagan trade.’’ charging President Reagan’s were essential to success. It was in chose him to oversee the setting up Washington » X *.,.f ^ •5>;; An unusual statement? Not when foreign policy has shifted from its this spirit that I undertook to serve of the economic and NATO summit you consider from whom it came: goals of "consistency, clarity and you as secretary of state. meetings in Versailles and Bonn Donald Bogner of 233 Blue Ridge steadiness of purpose.’’ But, he continued, “ In recent earlier this month, which provided By United Press International Drive, whose fondest childhood Reagan immediately nam6d months it has become clear to me Reagan with a showcase for his in­ George Pratt Shultz, President memories are of “ bouncing around former Treasury Secretary George that the foreign policy on which we ternational expertise. Reagan's choice as secretary of the floor’ ’ of his fam ily’s first Shultz to succe^ him. embarked together was shifting A spokesrhan for the Senate state to replace Alexander Haig, is The president went to the White Foreign Relations Committee said slaughterhouse on Birch Mountain from that careful course we laid no, stranger to Washington. House press room on short notice to hearings on Shultz’ nomination will Road. out.” Shultz, 61. who had declined to be announce the first major defection Haig gave no specific reason, but start as “ soon as possible" after the " f-S ' considered for a top post when from his administration — Haig’s some officials pointed to his defeat July 4 recess. Congress returns to rt?,- Bogner and his brother William Reagan was forming his original sudden departure at the close of a by hardliners in an administration work July 12. own Bogner’s Quality Meats, a cabinet, has held high positions in . m stormy 18-month career marked by decision a week ago on a boycott of Although there had been many Wetherell Street plant where, on both Democratic and Republican repeated and highly publicized the Soviet natural gas pipeline to storm warnings, Haig’s resignation any given week, upward of 150,000 administrations. In the Nixon ad­ clashes with other members of the Western Europe as the “ last at this juncture came as a total sur­ pounds of hot dogs and hamburgers ministration, he served as labor straw.” prise even to close associates of are made and shipped out to dis­ administration. secretary, director of the budget of­ Appearing tense, almost choked Haig endorsed Reagan’s choice of Haig at the State Department. They tributors. fice and treasury secretary. and speaking in a low voice, Reagan Shultz, 61, to succeed him. Shultz clustered in small groups to discuss He is now president of Bechtel Maybe you’ve never heard of a refused to answer any questions and served in Richard Nixon’s cabinet the possible Group, Inc., an international Bogner hot dog. Chances are you’ve as secretary of labor and the A member of Haig’s Falkland left shortly afterward for Camp engineering and construction firm eaten one, though. Bogner’s sells its treasury and as director of Office of Islands negotiating and European David. headquartered in San Francisco. He meats to major chain outlets like The 71-year-old president said he Management and Budget. He was in summit team said he believed there has held that position since January Dairy Queen, Ldms, and Augie and accepted Haig’s resignation with London Friday, but planned to fly to were “ an accumulation of reasons” 1981, and held several other Ray’s, not to mention numerous “ great regret,’’ and praised the Washington via the supersonic Con­ topped off by the president positions with Bechtel over the MACHINE SHEDS HOT DOG "SKINS" smaller outfits who cater to departing secretary as a man who corde Saturday to meet with Reagan overruling Haig on the decision to summer tourists on Connecticut’s tighten the ban on the export of years. . . . next step Is packaging sierved “ me well and faiKifully.” at Camp David, Md.. Defense Secretary Caspar beaches. equipment for construction of the At the State Department, an hour Shultz is president of the Bechtel Weinberger also is a former Bechtel and a half later, employees gave Group, I c. of San Francisco, which natural gas. pipeline from the Soviet Normally this is the peak of the official. does extensive business with Arab Union to West Europe. season for Bogner burgers and Haig, dressed in a pinstripe suit, a Shultz’ administrative secretary, countries. Another close associate said Haig franks. But so far this year has been standing ovation and a burst of Virginia Zinns. said Shultz was in Defense Secretary Caspar believed he was going to have to disappointing, says Don Bogner. applause when he appeared in the London Friday, but he was returning Weinberger, who often feuded with fight a new wave of battles over Rain has kept customers away from Dean Acheson Auditorium. to Washington Saturday by Con­ Reading from the letter of Haig, taking a harder line on major Middle East and Soviet policy and drive-ins and beachside stands, and corde. J- resignation he said he had given to policy issues also was an executive that his recent losses showed that he i< 4^ t«-. *r,, the sellers’ orders have slackened. Shultz already is serving under the president earlier Friday, the 57- of Bechtel. Weinberger said he is had lost the president’s confidence. UPI photo v/'fc; "W e’re taking a beating with this Reagan in one capacity: as head of year-old retired general who once “ sorry” Haig is leaving the govern­ Haig, who established close ’^'U ' rain,” Bogner says. HAIG OFFERS HIS RESIGNATION the president's Economic Policy Ad­ 1 called himself “ the vicar of foreign ment. but “ delighted and gratified’’ Pleuse turn to page 10 . . . tells of foreign policy shift visory Board of 12 prominent Meat packing is a competitive policy, said: with Shultz’ nomination. Republicans outside of government. business, Bogner says. The giant He also was brought in to handle Midwestern plants, like Armour and preparations for Reagan's recent Swift, produce in such high volume trip to the economic summit in Ver­ that they can undercut the prices of State's congressmen fear foreign policy damage sailles because of a vacancy in the Herald local firms. In addition, Bogner State Department post that normal­ says, there are about half a dozen ly handles that work. Ratchford also speculated that photos meat packers within an 80-mile By United Press International Conn., a member of the House was a victory Jor the far right in the He said he also feared U.S. adver­ Reagan had considered Shultz for Haig's designated successor, radius of Manchester. Foreign Affairs Committee. Senate and President Reagan’s in­ saries would attempt "some action” the secretary of state post when he George Schultz, may only served as by Connecticut congressmen “ Especially now, with the Middle ner circle. to test the strength of U.S. foreign was forming his administration, but Bogner’s closest competitor, an “ interim” secretary of state. expressed fear that Alexander East exploding, bringing in a new Rep. William Ratchford, D-Conn., policy in the wake of Haig's depar­ Schultz asked to be removed from Tarquinio geographically at least, is “ He has a strong background in Ha.Ig’ s resignation F riday as secretary of state will complicate said he was “ deeply concerned ture. consideration, citing his heavy Bugnacki’s Special Meat Products government,” Ratchford said of secretary of state would damage matters terribly.” about growing uncertainty abroad "A new secretary of state is in responsibilities at Bechtel. It was which moved to the Buckland In­ Schultz," but his positions have not U.S. foreign policy. Gejdenson added while he had with respect to U.S. foreign policy.” many ways like a wliole new ad­ understood he considered the exten­ dustrial Park a year ago after been in foreign p o lic y " "A I Haig’s demise jn this ad­ “ many differences” with Haig, “ he " I am afraid that uncertainty over ministration for foreign policy sive financial disclosure statement operating for about 20 years in East Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., ministration will have a represented a continuation of the direction our foreign policy is matters, and history has shown that required of Cabinet and other high Hartford. who opposed Haig’s nomination as destabilizing impact oh America’s American policy from previous ad­ taking will only be compounded by nations will test each other to force officials demanding. He was-named secretary of state, said Haig has The Bogner family has been in the position in world politics,’’ ministrations.” Haig’s resignation,” Ratchford countries to show their resolve,” he to the Bechtel presidency a few days “ served his nation well.” meat business here since 1942, when predicted Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D- Gejdenson said Haig’s resignation added. said. later. Bill Bogner Sr. and Helen Bogner Shultz, a New York City native, converted a farm on Birch Mountain received his bachelor's degree from Road to a slaughterhouse. They sold Princeton in 1942 and a doctorate in carcasses to institutional buyers, in­ industrial economics from the cluding Hartford Hospital, BognSh* Prime minister Massachusetts Institute of savs. Technology in 1949. In 1963, the Bogners opened a In 1955-1956, he served as senior plant in East Hartford, where they staff economist on President boned cattle and also started a Eisenhower's Council of Economic FROM CHOPPER TO GRINDER small-scale operation manufac­ Advisers. During that period he also quits in Beirut was on the faculty of M IT and then goes ground beef on its way to becoming hamburger patties turing sausage, hot dogs, and ham­ burgers. By 19%, when they bought went to the University of Chicago in their Wetherell Street property, the 1957, serving as dean of the graduate 56* Bogners were doing most of their B, united P ,e » Internetlonel business college from 1962-^. business in manufacturing. In 1959-60, he was consultant to 1 Israel sent its jets and gunboats to 2 p.m. EDT and said that U.S. ’The Bogner plant comprises 18,000 Labor Secretary James Mitchell, pound Beirut in the fiercest bom- mediator Philip Habib, in Beirut, square feet and employs about 40 and in 1961-62 he was consultant to bardment of the war Friday, then had been informed of the decision, President Kennedy’s advisory com­ workers. announced a cease-fire, saying Beirut was still in flames from the Besides hot dogs and hamburgers, mittee on labor-management policy. Syrian resistance outside the city fiercest Israeli air and sea bom- Bogner’s manufactures all types of Shultz served in several top poris MACHINE WRAPS SAUSAGES had “ Crumbled.” Lebanon’s prime bardment of the war. sausage, corned beef, pastrami and in the Nixon administration and plastic sheathing holds the meat until It’s cured and cooled minister resigned in despair. Giant balls of flame exploded roast beef. became his top economic adviser. “ I cannot work under this massive along the coast, in the .suburbs and He was labor secretary from 1%9- m ilit a r y e s c a la t io n , th is in the city center itself. Virtually 70 and director of the Office of blackmail,” said Prime Minister the entire western Moslem half of Management and Budget from 1970- Chefic Wazzan, charging Israel was the city was covered by a dense 72. bent on destroying his country, cloud of black smoke. He was named treasury secretary PATTIE PRESSER FRIENDS OF MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE "What is happening is an inter- Police said they believed scores of in 1972, and later that year — in addi­ . . . turns beef Into hamburgers national con sp iracy again st people had been killed and many tion to his Cabinet post — Nixon ! Lebanon.” more wounded in the latest bora- gave him m ajor new duties as The R ^ Cross said 1,000 people bings but admitted they could not overall coordinator of economic had been killed and 20,000 wounded keep count. The figures released by policies. He also was given the title Bring your family and Join us by the Israeli Invasion which, as it the Red Cross were a compilation of assistant to the president, with an raged Into its 20th day, became the casualties since the Israeli invasion office in the White House. longest Arab-Israell war since began June 6 but apparently did not With Nixon’s resignation, he • • • • I ' .. ' ' for an ail-day celebration Israel’s 1948 war of independence, include any of Friday’s victims. joined Bechtel as executive vice V - ^ ' . __Jl'PERO TTCUtT^TMip'^ Wave upon wave of Israeli planes. In Cyprus, m ore than 1,000 president. joined later by gunboats, blasted American and British evacuees Shultz, who served from 194245 as SUNDAY, JUNE 27 Beirut for the second day, widening from Lebanon arrived at the port of a captain in the Marine Corps, is the arc of destruction from the Larnaca aboard two U.S. navy married to the former Helena M. Palestinian camps on the outskirts transports and a British container O’Brien and has five children. They There*B No Other Place Like it STARTING AT 10 AM - MCC/NEW ENGLAND 10-K RACE to densely populated residential dls- ship. live near Stanford University south tricts in the heart of the capiUl. Commander Frank Donovan of of San Francisco. We’re Gerry Ing A Lerge East of the city, Israeli troops and the USS Nasville said Thursday's tanks battled Syrian forces along the evacuation from the port of Jounieb Selection oflletive produce FROM 12 NOON TO 4 PM - GROUND BREAKING FESTIVITIES ■ Beirut-Damascus highway and the 10 miles north of Beirut went Such As: Israeli military command said ‘‘the smoothly. “ When you see sailors Nate aided Beat Breens, Spinach, Radlslias, entire Syrian hold on the mountain and marines helping with little Asparagus, RaaelUpM. FOR THE NEW PERMANENT BUILDING ridge east of Beirut has crumbled.-" children, this is the type^ of thing Romalne A Boston Lettuoo, Bfustard Shortly afterwards, Israel an- they remember,” he said, Greens A Collard Oraens. nounced its forces in Lebanon had In Beirut, hundreds of terrified Haig in '80 Lebanese civilians were still trying Also» Bing Cherries, Nactartnes, to flee, the bombing. They lined up at Peaches, Pears, Plums, SaeiHess Grapes, GAMES-MUSIC-CLOWNS-FIRE ENGINE RIDES- If it wasn’t for former Manchester ' ■ ’ the crossing point between Moslan M a y o r Nathan Agostinelli, and NaUva SIrawherrIss MWiMmOB m O O S tU west and Christian east Beirut, Alexander Haig might not have " waiting as Christian miUtlamen We Hava Plenty of REFRESHMENTS ended up as secretary of state. , ,. checked each car to make sure no State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser recalled WHOLE WATERMELON Advice ...... « <,( Palestinian origin got out. Friday that Haig was not chosen to 5**® ^*^...... Israeli planes b lasts 12 Beirut be a delegate to the 1980 Republican THE GOVERNOR’S FOOTQUARD ^ u r c l ^ ■ — ••••••■••• — • • • neighborhoods and the PalMtinlan National Convention. y®®*"*®**...... o positions in.them, from the flimsy Haig at the time was a Connec­ PERO FRUIT STAND ^ 1...... 7 huts of the Sabra, Shatila and Borj ticut resident; he was president of Enl^inment ...... / Barajneh refugee camps to the Herald photo by Tarquinio United Technologies Inc. PRIME CUTS OF BEEF OPEN YEAR ROUND ...... in high-rise apartments of West Agostinelli, who was a delegate, . . are sliced for packaging AT THE MCG BIDWELL STREET CAMPUS Sky diving stepped aside and gave Haig his seat 276 Oakland St. Manchester ...... : Military sources said the wounded “Lettuce Get Acquainted” at the convention. That helped boost ...... v . " ” . M “ * « » *0*^ *®, Jim Mowrey (left) and Ron Clayton, plane to demonstrate new test parachutes. Haig’s prestige among national ...... » fei^ fo rm eiiu elvei because the to- Story and more photos on page 3. Republicans and eventually land W eatber...... * terisity ol the air strikes prevented marketing representatives for Pioneer Inter­ him the job as secretary of state. cue work. , national Corp. , prepare to^^iriip from a

J 24 — M ANCH ESTER H E RA LD . Fri., June 25. 1982 BUSINESS Rain, tourists meaty issues for firm Bogner's supplies the dogs

By Raymond T. DeMeo Herald Reporter

“ My mother could skin an animal about as well as any man in the trade,” An unusual statement? Not when you consider from whom it came; Donald Bogner of 233 Blue Ridge Drive, whose fondest childhood memories are of “ bouncing around the floor” of his family's first slaughterhouse on Birch Mountain Road.

Bogner and his brother William own Bogner’s Quality Meats, a Wetherell Street plant where, on any given week, upward of 150,000 pounds of hot dogs and hamburgers are made and shipped out to dis­ tributors.

Maybe you've never heard of a Bogner hot dog. Chances are you’ve eaten one, though. Bogner’s sells its meats to major chain outlets like Dairy Queen, LUms, and Augie and R ay’s, not to mention numerous smaller outfits who cater to MACHINE SHEDS HOT DOG “SKINS” summer tourists on Connecticut’s . . . next step Is packaging beaches.

Norm ally this is the peak of the season for Bogner burgers and franks. But so far this year has been disappointing, says Don Bogner, Rain has kept customers away from drive-ins and beachside stands, and ■ v ; V: 'IM- the sellers’ orders have slackened. “ W e’re taking a beating with this rain,” Bogner says.

Meat packing is a competitive •V- business, Bogner says. The giant Midwestern plants, like Armour and Swift, produce in such high volume that they can undercut the prices of H erald local firms. In addition, Bogner says, there are about half a dozen photos meat packers .within an 80-mile radius of Manchester. by Bogner’s closest competitor, Tarq uinio geographically at least, is Bugnacki’s Special Meat Products which moved to the Buckland In­ dustrial Park a year ago after operating for about 20 years in East Hartford.

The Bogner fam ily has been in the meat business here since 1942, when Bill Bogner Sr. and Helen Bogner converted a farm on Birch Mountain Road to a slaughterhouse. They sold carcasses to institutional buyers, in­ cluding Hartford Hospital, Bogner savs. In 1963, the Bogners opened a plant in East Hartford, where they boned cattle and also started a FROM CHOPPER TO GRINDER small-scale operation manufac­ goes ground beef on Its way to becoming hamburger patties turing sausage, hot dogs, and ham­ burgers. By 1965, when they bought their Wetherell Street property, the na. Bogners were doing most of their ■ i f 1 business in manufacturing. 'wm 8i\. The Bogner plant comprises 18,000 sa square feet and employs about 40 |J workers. Besides hot dogs and hamburgers, MACHINE WRAPS SAUSAGES Bogner’s manufactures all types of plastic sheathing holds the meat until It’s cured and cooled sausage, corned beef, pastrami and roast beef.

PATTIE PRESSER FRIENDS OF MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE turns beet Into hamburgers

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WASHINGTON Alexander Haig une Friday as secrets charging Preside foreign policy has si goals of “consistenc steadiness of purposi Reagan immedi former Treasury Se< Shultz to succe^ hii The president wer House press room on announce the first n from his administrs sudden departure at stormy 18-month cat repeated and higi clashes with other r administration, Appearing tense, and speaking in a lov refused to answer ar left shortly afterw David. The 71-year-old pi accepted Haig's n “great regret,” at departing secretary served “me weli an At the State Depa and a half later, ( Haig, dressed in a ] standing ovation a applause when he ^ Dean Acheson Audi Reading from resignation he said the president earlie year-old retired ge called himself “the policy, said: State

By United Press Connecticut expressed fear t Haig’s resignati secretary of state U.S. foreign policy “A1 Haig's dem ministration destabilizing impai position in woi predicted Rep. Sar Prinr quit:

By United Press Israel sent its jet pound Beirut in t bardment of the i announced a ce Syrian resistance had “Crumbled.” minister resigned “I cannot work u military esc: blackmail,” said Chefic Wazzan, ch ben^ on destroy! “Whw is happen national consp Lebanon.” The Red Cross had been killed ar by the Israeli invi raged into its 20th longest Arab-Isr Israel’s 1948 war i Wave upon wave joined later by ( Beirut for the seci the arc of desti Palestinian camp: to densely populat trlcts in the heart East of the city, tanks battled Syrie ' Beinit-Damascus Israeli military cc entire Syrian hold ridge east of Bein Shortly afterw nounced its force

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WASHINGTON (UPI) - When the administration took of­ Shultz had been prominently men­ stranger to Alexander Haig unexpectedly quit fice, “We agreed that consistency, tioned during the transition as a Friday as secretary of state, clarity and steadiness of purposes possibile secretary of state. Reagan charging President Reagan’s were essential to success. It was in chose him to oversee the setting up Washington foreign policy has shifted from its this spirit that I undertook to serve of the economic and NATO summit goals of “consistency, clarity and you as secretary of state. meetings in Versailles and Bonn steadiness of purpose.” But, he continued, “In recent earlier this month, which provided By United Press International Reagan immediately named months it has become clear to me Reagan with a showcase for his in­ former Treasury Secretary George that the foreign policy on which we ternational expertise. George Pratt Shultz, President embarked together was shifting A spokesman for the Senate Reagan’s choice as secretary of Shultz to succe^ him. state to replace Alexander Haig, is The president went to the White from that careful course we laid Foreign Relations Committee said hearings on Shultz’ nomination will no stranger to Washington. House press room on short notice to out.” Shultz, 61, who had declined to be announce the first major defection Haig gave no specific reason, but • start as “soon as possible” after the from his administration — Haig’s some officials pointed to his defeat July 4 recess. Congress returns to considered for a top post when sudden departure at the close of a by hardliners in an administration work July 12. Reagan was forming his original stormy 18-month career marked by decision a week ago on a boycott of Although there had been many cabinet, has held high positions in repeated and highly publicized the Soviet natural gas pipeline to storm warnings, Haig’s resignation both Democratic and Republican at this juncture came as a total sur­ adtninistrations. In the Nixon ad­ clashes with other members of the Western Europe as the “iast ministration, he served as labor administration. straw.” prise even to close associates of Haig at the State Department. They secretary, director of the budget of­ Appearing tense, almost choked Haig endorsed Reagan’s choice of fice and treasury secretary. and speaking in a low voice, Reagan Shultz, 61, to succeed him. Shultz clustered in smali groups to discuss the possible He is now president of Bechtel refused to answer any questions and served in Richard Nixon’s cabinet Group, Inc., an international left shortly afterward for Camp as secretary of labor and the A member of Haig’s Falkland treasury and as director of Office of Islands negotiating and European engineering and construction firm David. headquartered in San Francisco. He The 71-year-old president said he Management and Budget. He was in summit team said he believed there were “an accumulation of reasons” has held that position since January accepted Haig’s resignation with London Friday, but planned to fly to 1981. and held several other “great regret,” and praised the Washington via the supersonic Con­ topped off by the president overruling Haig on the decision to positions with Bechtel over the departing secretary as a man who corde Saturday to meet with Reagan years. served “me well and faiKifully.” at Camp David, Md.. tighten the ban on the export of equipment for construction of the Defense Secretary Caspar At the State Department, an hour Shultz is president of the Bechtel Weinberger also is a former Bechtel and a half later, employees gave Group, I c. of San Francisco, which natural gas, pipeline from the Soviet Union to West Europe. official. Haig, dressed in a pinstripe suit, a does extensive business with Arab Shultz' administrative secretary, standing ovation and a burst of countries. Another close associate said Haig believed he was going to have to Virginia Zinns, said Shultz was in applause when he appeared in the Defense Secretary Caspar London Friday, but he was returning Dean Acheson Auditorium. Weinberger, who often feuded with fight a new wave of battles over Middle East and Soviet policy and to Washington Saturday by Con­ Reading from the letter of Haig, taking a harder line on major corde. resignation he said he had given to policy issues also was an executive that his recent losses showed that he UPI photo Shultz already is serving under the president earlier Friday, the 57- of Bechtel. Weinberger said he is had lost the president’s confidence. Haig, who established close Reagan in one capacity: as head of year-old retired general who once “sorry” Haig is leaving the govern­ the president's Economic Policy Ad­ called himself “the vicar of foreign ment, but “delighted and gratified” HAIG OFFERS HIS RESIGNATION Please turn to page 10 . . . tells of foreign policy shift visory Board of 12 prominent policy, said: with Shultz’ nomination. Republicans outside of government. He also was brought in to handle preparations for Reagan's recent trip to the economic summit in Ver­ State's congressmen tear foreign policy damage sailles because of a vacancy in the State Department post that normal­ ly handles that work. Ratchford also speculated that By United Press International Conn., a member of the House was a victory ior the far right in the He said he also feared- U.S. adver­ Reagan had considered Shultz for Foreign Affairs Committee. Senate and President Reagan’s in­ saries would attempt “some action” Haig’s designated successor, the secretary of state post when he Connecticut congressmen “Especially now, with the Middle ner circle. to test the strength of U.S, foreign George Schultz, may only served as was forming his administration, but expressed fear that Alexander East exploding, bringing in a new Rep. William Ratchford, D-Conn., policy in the wake of Haig’s depar­ an “interim” secretary of state. Schultz asked to be removed from Haig’s resignation Friday as secretary of state will complicate said he was “deeply concerned ture. ■‘He has a strong background in consideration, citing his heavy secretary of state would damage matters terribly,” about growing uncertainty abroad “A new secretary of state is in government,” Ratchford said of responsibilities at Bechtel. It was U.S. foreign policy. Gejdenson added while he had with respect to U.S. foreign policy.” many ways like a wliole new ad­ Schultz,’! but his positions have not understood he considered the exten­ “A1 Haig’s demise jn this ad­ “many differences” with Haig, “he “I am afraid that uncertainty over ministration for foreign policy been in foreign policy ” sive financial disclosure statement ministration will have a represented a continuation of the direction our foreign policy is matters, and history has shown that Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., required of Cabinet and other high destabilizing impact oh America’s American policy from previous ad­ taking will only be compounded by nations will test each other to force who opposed Haig’s nomination as officials demanding. He was named position in world politics,” ministrations.” Haig’s resignation,” Ratchford countries to show their resolve,” he secretary of state, said Haig has to the Bechtel presidency a few days predicted Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D- Gejdenson said Haig’s resignation added. said. “served his nation well.” later. Shultz, a New York City native, received his bachelor’s degree from Princeton in 1942 and a doctorate in industrial economics from the Prime minister Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1949. In 1955-1956, he served as senior staff economist on President Eisenhower’s Council of Economic quits in Beirut Advisers. During that period he also was on the faculty of MIT and then went to the University of Chicago in 1957, serving as dean of the graduate By United Press International ordered to observe a unilaterM business college from 1962-68. ' “total cease-fire on all fronts as of In 1959-60, he was consultant to Israel sent its jets and gunboats to 2 p.m. EDT and said that U.S. Labor Secretary’ James Mitchell, pound Beirut in the fiercest bom- mediator Philip Habib, in Beirut, and in 1961-62 he was consultant to bardment of the war Friday, then had ^ e n informed of the decision, President Kennedy’s advisory com­ announced a cease-fire, saying Beirut was still in flames from the mittee on labor-management policy. Syrian resistance outside the city fiercest Israeli air and sea bom- Shultz served in several top posts had “Crumbled.” Lebanon’s prime bardment of the war. in the Nixon administration and minister resigned in despair. Giant balls of flame exploded became his top economic adviser. “I cannot work under this massive along the coast, in the suburbs and He was labor secretary from 1969- military escalation, this in the city center itself. Virtually 70 and director of the Office of blackmail,” said Prime Minister the entire western Moslem half of Management and Budget from 1970- Chefic Wazzan, charging Israel was the city was covered by a dense 72. bent on destroying his country, cloud of black smoke. He was named treasury secretary “What is happening is an inter- Police said they believed scores of in 1972, and later that year — in addi­ national conspiracy against people had been killed and many tion to his Cabinet post — Nixon Lebanon.” more wounded in the latest bom- gave him major new duties as The R ^ Cross said 1,000 people bings but admitted they could not overall coordinator of economic had been killed and 20,000 wounded keep count. The figures released by policies. He also was given the title by the Israeli invasion which, as it the Red Cross were a compilation of assistant to the president, with an raged into its 20th day, became the casualties since the Israeli invasion office in the White House. longest Arab-Israell war since began June 6 but apparently did not With Nixon’s resignation, he Israel’s 1948 war of independence. include any of Friday’s victims. joined Bechtel as executive vice Wave upon wave of Israeli planes. In Cyprus, more than 1,000 president. joined later by gunboats, blasted American and British evacuees Shultz, who served from 194245 as Beirut for the second day, widening from Lebanon arrived at the port of a captain in the Marine Corps,' is the arc of destruction from the Larnaca aboard two U.S. navy married to the former Helena M. Palestinian camps on the outskirts transports and a British container O'Brien and has five children. They to densely populated residential dls- ship. live near Stanford University south tricts in the heart of the capital. Commander Frank Donovan of of San Francisco. East of the city, Israeli troops and the USS Nasville said Thursday’s tanks battled Syrian forces along the evacuation from the port of Jounieh Beirut-Damascus highway and the 10 miles north of Beirut went Israeli military command said “the smoothly. “When you see sailors entire Syrian hold on the mountain and marines helping with little Nate aided ridge east of Beirut has crumbled.”’ children, this Is the type of thing Shortly afterwards, Israel an- they remember,” he said, nounced its forces in Lebanon had In Beirut, hundreds of terrified Haig in '80 Lebanese civilians were still trying to flee, the bombing. They lined up at If it wasn’t for former Manchester ' _ ■ . the crossing point between Moslem Mayor Nathan Agostinelli, M w ts io C m 0 u AMI and Christian east Beirut, Alexander Haig might not. have ' ^ waiting as Christian militiamen ended up as secretary of state. check^ each car to make sure no State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser recalled Auvlce ...... Q„g gf Palestinian origin got out. Friday that Haig was not chosen to ...... ” . Israeli planes blasted 12 Beirut be a delegate to the 1980 Republican ...... I’lLiQ neighborhoods and the Palestinian National Convention...... • * H positions in, them, from the flimsy Haig at the time was a Connec­ ,...... ; ...... 7 huts of the Sabra, Shatila and Borj ticut resident; he was president of ^tertalnment ...... Barajneh refugee camps to the Herald photo by Tarquinlo United Technologies Inc. ^ ...... in high-rise apartm ents of West Agostinelli, who was a delegate, Sky diving stepped aside and gave Haig his seat OpiuJ®"...... -Vi, Military sources said the wounded at the convention. That helped boost “P®™ ; ...... ;■ ■■ . *7 were in,many cases being left to TdeyUion ...... fend for'themselves because the to- Jim Mowrey and layton, plane to demonstrate new test parachutes. Haig’s prestige among national Story and more photos on page 3. Republicans and eventually land ■ W eather...... tensity of the air strikes prevented marketing repreeentatlvea leer Inter- jfrom a him the job as secretary of state. '! rescue work. k national Corp. , prepara to MANCHESTER HERALD, SJt., June 26, 1982 - 3

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•AH rHAMCISCO Revision needed O’NelH’s keynote A^omt. I J/ to save companies denounces Reagan » MtQKCAl ^**“ ^ * * \. HARTFORD (UPD — A proposed revi­ PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - House sion in Connecticut’s corporation laws Speaker Thomas O’Neill opened the would help firms avoid being swallowed Democratic midterm convention Friday 4»tA8 ^ flOW up by other companies that might move with a thundering keynote speech con­ UM WI A1HIR rOTOCASI operations elsewhere, business represen­ demning the Reagan administration as a tatives said Friday. “national disgrace.” Heublein Chairman Stuart Watson said The Massachusetts Democrat told 897 revising the current requirement for a cheering delegates Reagan has caused two-thirds shareholders vote to change a the “worst economic crisis since the Weather corporation's charter would save his Great Depression.” firm from "imminent danger.” O’Neill said Reagan’s safety net is a Watson said revising the law to allow a fraud; Reaganomics is unfair to the simple-majority vote would make it working poor, the elderly, the crippled; easier for companies like Heublein to Reagan is the “biggest budget buster in Today’s forecast stave off takeover attempts, thus giving history” ; and Reagan proposes to end Saturday a 30 percent chance of a few showers in the Connecticut a more stable employment the recession by cutting Medicare, cut­ nsefiin and tax outlook. ting Medicaid, and “tearing the social morning then sunny by afternoon. Highs near 80. Winds It was Watson who brought the safety net to shreds,” becoming northwest 10 mph. Saturday night fair and proposed change to the attention of Gov. In keeping with an attack on the OOP’s cool. Lows in the 50s. Light variable winds. NANCY WINEQAR, CATHY PATNODE, Sunday mostly sunny with the highs near 80. MICHAEL WICHMAN, JO E CONTI, BEVERLY William O'Neill. perceived elitism, the convention opened KELLI REYNQAUDT, LINDA MACHA, D R . BARNEY BRANCHAED, Manchester: "I didn’t Manchester: "I was really WICHMAN, Manchester C h ica g o : "I think he Manchester: "I’d say the General Cinema Corp., a motion pic­ UPl photo to Aaron Copeland’s “Fanfare to the M anchM tsn "I thought Manchester: "I didn’t Manchester: "I didn’t think he was any good. He amazed. I think when any "I thought he was doing fnever did a good job, man has been around ture exhibitor, soft drinks producer and Common Man,” with a youthful color he was kind of too war like know him that good, but 1 hear about It, so I'm sur­ was money hungry and major politician resigns, guard marching to the front of a conven­ am surprised he an admirable job under a however, I don’t hold out since Nixon and he power hungry." i>'s a surprise. There were broadcaster, in recent months has Extended outlook and probably would get brought the same style to prised. But I can’t criticize acquired 18.9 percent of Heublein's com­ Today in history tion hall where stood a 20 by 24 foot blue resigned." lot of pressure and com­ for anything better, based no rumors — it came out us Into a war. But I’m kind upon who appointed the Reagan administra­ a guy in that position." mon stock shares. and red banner declaring: ‘‘The Extended outlook for New England Monday through of surprised he resigned.” petition In the White of the blue. I feel really On June 26, 1948 the United States began operation of the “ Berlin Democrats — With Fairness to All.” House. I think he’ll be him." tion. I think the man’s a lit­ badly about it, because as "Without the change Heublein's future Wednesday: Massachusetts, Rhode Islands and Connec­ tle power hungry and not in Connecticut is in imminent danger,” Airlift" to bypass a Soviet road and rail blockade of the divided German One hour before O’Neill’s speech ticut: Chance of occasional rain Monday. Chance of hard to replace." bad as things may seem, I city. denouncing Reagan, a party committee too sincere. I think It think we need some con­ Watson told the Legislature's Judiciary showers Tuesday. Partly sunny Wednesday. Daytime would be good to get Committee, which will consider making pondered disciplining the Democratic highs in the 70s and low 80s. Overnight lows upper 50s to tinuity. “ Boll Weevils” in the House who some new blood Into the revision. mid 60s. politics. Instead of Further, Watson said the two-thirds defected to vote for the president’s Abate hammers Affair continues Vermont: Mild and wet through the period. Showers bringing the same people requirement made Connecticut cor­ economic program. and thunderstorms Monday. Scattered showers Tuesday back all the time. porations "a prime target for this new at the governor with tall ships The opening session of the convention and Wednesday. Highs in the 70s. Lows 55 to 65. creeping corporate takeover push.” — officially called the National Party Maine and New Hampshire: Increasing cloudiness HARTFORD (UPl) - Democratic NEWPORT, R.l. (U P l)-T h e sun con­ Conference — included speeches by five Monday. Chance of rain Tuesday into Wednesday. Highs gubernatorial challenger Ernest Abate tinued to smile Friday and so did the Democratic presidential hopefuls — in the 70s. Lows in the 50s. Diplomat predicts pressed his claim Friday that Gov. thousands who waited patiently for up to former Vice President Walter Mondale William O’Neill hid $6 million that could two hours to step back into history and and Sens. Alan Cranston of California, Their business is jumping out of airplanes deficit decrease have been used this year for alcoholism, walk the decks of the Tall Ships. Ernest Rollings of South Carolina, Gary FAIRFIELD (UPl) - The United drug addiction and mental health A festive mood prevailed in the Hart of Colorado and John Glenn of Ohio. National forecast States' trade deficit with Japan, a sore programs. seacoast city, playing host for the second Sen. Edward Kennedy of 3,000 feet. Mowrey opened his chute Massachusetts will address the closing By Raymond T. DeMeo group of skydivers who jump every ' point in relations between the two coun­ Abate, enlarging on allegations he full day to a fleet of 34 majestic sailing city & Fcsl Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc 71 60 .... weekend at Ellington Airport. first; Clayton opened his at 2,000 session Sunday. Albuquerque c 94 67 .... 78 57 .... Pioneer hopes tries. will narrow from last year's $16 made earlier this week, said O’Neill ships from 12 countries. The Eagle, the Louisville pc Herald Reporter The winds were blowing about 10 feet. "lied” last October when he told the U.S. Coast Guard’s 295-foot training ship, Anchorage c 64 Memphis ^ 90 73 .... billion gap. a Japanese diplomat Asheville pc 78 Miami Beach r 84 75 .... Cold air is rushing into the cockpit Jetwing soars miles an hour at Ellington Friday at 1 didn’t actually see them do this. predicted Friday. Legislature only $6.9 million in federal is expected to join them in port around Atlanta c 89 67 .... Milwaukee pc 82 64 .08 high noon, while Clayton and I’m taking Clayton’s word that it funds was available for fiscal 1981-1982 8:30 a.m. Saturday., depending on how Billings r 60 57 ... MinneaTOlis pc 79 57 .63 of the Cessna 182, perched at a 45- Ambassador Moriyuki Motono said he Birmingham pc 89 60 .... Nashville pc 85 57 .... — See page 18 Mowrey rigged their chutes for the happened. As Mowrey promised, for the so-called Connecticut Alcohol and the wind blows. Man says Sony degree angle about four-fifths of a didn't agree with projections that the Boston c 78 59 .... New Orlens pc 91 70 .... mile above the headquarters of jump. once the jumpers left the airplane, amount of goods and materials shipped Drug Abuse Commission. Police said Friday’s crowds were buys information Brwnsvll Tx.pc 97 79 .... New York pc i 79 62 .... “We’ll have some nice turbulence they were “gone, out of sight, " until "We know there was $12.9 million,” slightly larger than the previous day, Buffalo pc 70 56 .... Oklahm Cty pc 82 61 .56 Pioneer International Corp. into the U..S. from Japan would outpace Chrlstn S.C. pc 84 78 .... Omaha pc 67 64 .... On the ground, if you have the 14-month period I went around the out there, ” Mowrey said. He didn’t their chutes opened and we saw Abate told reporters. when the windjammers drew an es­ BOSTON (UPD — Americans offering Charltt N.C. pc 81 66 .... Philadelphia c 78 56 .... them drifting earthbound. the amount shipped the other way by up­ Chicago r 82 63 .... 109 T7 .... courage to peer out the open door of world three times for Pioneer.” really mean "nice.” O’Neill on Thursday called his rival’s timated 10,000 people to the waterfront. to peddle industrial information have Phoenix' c wards of $20 billion this year. Clevefand cy 75 51 ... Pittsburgh pc 73 47 .... the plane and look down, are two red Mowrey started jumping out of The jump at Pioneer wouldn’t be Mowrey swung close to a small claims “ludicrous.” Another 5,000 to 8,000 spread out around often approached Sony Corp. says the Columbus pc 76 49 .... Portlanif M. pc 74 52 .... pond before angling over to the .Motono, general consul of Japan based 88 68 .61 64 .... “X’s" where Jim Mowrey and Ron airplanes in 1970, after a stint with difficult, but it wouldn’t be easy. Mark Penders, O’Neill’s campaign the scenic port city. company’s chairman, reacting to Dallas r Portland Ore. r 86 Pioneer building, where he landed a in New York, said the trade deficit had Denver pc 73 54 m Providence c 76 55 .... Clayton, Pioneer’s two test the U.S. Army in Vietnam. He was There isn’t much landing space in resulted in the U:S. and Japan being in­ press secretary, repeated in a terse But Sgt. William James said the start charges that two other Japanese elec­ Des Moines cy 89 69 .... Richmond c 81 61 .... few feet from the red “X.” Clayton 77 57 .... 66 .... parachutists, are supposed to land. drafted into the service right after front of the Pioneer building, and volved in recent months "in protracted, statement Friday there was no truth to of the weekend will be the real tronic firms bought computer secrets Detroit cy St. Louis r 84 the presence of the building itself swung out over 1-86 before making the claims. barometer of the crowds. ”We expect a Duluth c 75 44 .... .Salt Lak Ctypc 67 63 ... The jumpers give the Manchester he graduated from college. "Con­ sometimes heated arguments and stolen from IBM, El Paso c 100 62 .... San Antonio ^ 94 75 .... Herald photographer the high sign sidering that I got my master’s disturbs the wind as it blows from his descent, also a foot or two off "These are assertions which have been lot more tonight with people getting out Akio Morita, speaking at a Boston Hartford pc 78 51 .... San Diego pc 71 €6 .... target center. negotiations over these issues.” 87 73 .... 59 .... and swan dive into the stratosphere, degree in history. I’m not really the west, causing what’s known as made previously and have been for work.” business luncheon Thursday, said it is Honolulu c San Franese pc 66 However, he said he foresaw the im­ Indianapolis c 78 57 .... San Juan pc 90 76 .... falling at a rate of about 120 miles sure how I ended up jumping for a ■’roll turbulence.” This would It all looked good from where we balance being narrowed because of the answered previously,"" Penders said, normal to buy such information from Jackson Miss, r 92 69 ... Seattle cy 86 5B ....' require some maneuvering on the were crouching. "There’s no $6 million floating around Jacksonville r 93 70 .53 ^ k a n e r 88 62 .... an hour. living," he says. world oil situation, changes in legitimate sources but his $5 billion elec­ 87 71 .... 83 74 .20 chutists’ part. But Mowrey and 1 felt the ripcord of my parachute. anywhere," said Stephen B. Heintz, a Kansas City r Tampa r “ Are you nervous?” I asked Clayton learned parachuting while automotive markets and the fact Market plunges tronics firm “ always, always” turns I.as Vegas c 100 75 .... Washington c 80 64 .... Clayton, minutes before he exited serving in the Army, where he Clayton had gone through the jump It sounds bizarre, but I had sort of Japanese video equipment not produced deputy in the Office of Police and down people seeking to peddle informa­ Little Rock r 86 72 .03 Wichita cy 73 64 .03 twice before during the week, so looked forward to trying it out. Management, which oversees the state the plane. reached the rank of captain. The in the U.S. reached saturation levels in after Haig quits tion on their own. “Nah. Just like driving a car on a former Green Beret has trained they knew what to expect. Count to three, then pull the cord . . American markets. budget. In another development, the”Boston child’s play, right? NEW YORK (UPl) - The resignation highway,” the veteran of 2,000 or so paratroopers at Army camps in rilE FIVE of us, photographer, "I don't share the views that the im­ Globe reported Friday that one of the parachute jumps assured me. Fort Bennings, Ga. and Fort Bragg, balance this year is going to grow,” said of Secretary of State Alexander Haig Japanese businessmen charged Tuesday reporter, two jumpers and pilot — Post wants probe caused the stock market to plunge late That’s not' what the look on his North Carolina. huddled into the cramped cockpit of .Motono, a past participant in several in­ with conspiring to steal IBM secrets for face said as he hung out over the Is skydiving dangerous? “Well,” Lannan warns ternational economic conferences. "The Friday. Hitachi Ltd. and Mitsubishi Electric Co. the Cessna for the six-minute ride to of payoff charges According to Monte Gordon, vice Lottery wing, half in the plane and half out says Clayton, "falling toward the Pioneer. We non-jumpers were trend will be a reducing trend. " was in Boston nearly three months ago of it, for a split second before star­ ground at 120 miles an hour is of phony firms president of Dreyfus Corp., and William seeking information on IBM. rigged with chutes and instructed HARTFORD (UPl) — Republican ting his dive. dangerous, no doubt about it.” But a Summer is here, and it's time to gubernatorial candidate Russell Post LeFevre, vice president of Purcell, The businessman, Takaya Ishida of how to use them, just in case. Graham, the resignation created confu­ (Clayton, clad in camouflage gear person who’s properly trained and The pilot, Paul Burk, was a test beware of phony contractors, says Hartford’s chief said Friday he would try to have the Mitsubishi, walked into, an office of and army boots, was demonstrating who takes proper precautions Legislature investigate alleged state sion and caused investor confusion over Yankee Group, a fast-growing computer Winning numbers drawn 4-40 Jackpot: 31-23-12-35. pilot for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Manchester Police Chief Robert D. why President Reagan picked former a military-style chute jump for shouldn’t have any trouble, he says. for 29 years before he retired. “I Lannan. contract payoffs to contributors to the market research firm, looking for Friday in New England: New Hampshire dally: One very basic precaution is to says he’ll retire Treasury Secretary George Schultz as a gathering of Pioneer’s corporate flew anything with a Pratt and Home owners should be wary of Democratic party. detailed technical information about the Connecticut daily: 249. 6951. carry two parachutes, in case one successor. executives Friday. Mowrey, Whitney engine,” he said. A former offers of quick, inexpensive proper­ HARTFORD (UPD - George Sicaras, Post, a state senator from Canton, said latest IBM software, the newspaper Play Four: 1225. Vermont daily: 040. malfunctions. The only time Clayton The uncertainties raised by the Haig wearing tan overalls and running World War II flight instructor, Burk ty repair and improvement jobs, the city's outspoken and embattled he wiil make an effort to initiate a said. But he left empty-handed. Rhode Island daily: 8748. sneakers, demonstrated a sport and Mowrey jump with a single affair were enough to cause the Dow “We told him we did not have that kind told me he’s only had to bail out of Lannan says. police chief whom officials wanted to legislative investigation when the law­ parachute jump. chute is in an emergency situation, They typically drive unmarked oust, announced his retirement Friday, makers return to the Capitol Monday for Jones industrial average, down 4.28 of information,” said Dale Kutnlck, vice- an airplane twice. The first time points at 3 p.m. EDT, to slide 7.33 points when they’re forced to exit the plane was in 1943, at an altitude of 43,000 pickup trucks. They ask for payment saying in a statement that racial issues a special session that was expect^ to president for research at Yankee Group. CLAYTON AND Mowrey, ages involuntarily. And that hardly ever to 803,08 for the day. He said there were nq illegal overtures. 35 and 36, resp ectiv ely , are feet. in cash; if paid with a check, they did not underly the decision. last until Wednesday. happens. ' cash it immediately. Their receipts City Manager Woodrow Wilson Gaitor The special session was called by Gordon and LeFevre said the Haig Ishida was arrested in California marketing representatives for The ride to Pioneer was fairly resignation triggered the late selling Tuesday in the alleged conspiracy. Almanac Pioneer Parachute. Their job is to JUMPING DOES’T require smooth, if not particularly comfor­ are often non-existent, or written on •announced the 43-year-old chief's retire­ Democratic Gov, William O’Neill to a plain piece of paper. Sometimes ment, effective Aug. 31, at an emergency authorize funding to help citizens and burst because investors don’t know what travel across the U.S. and abroad rigoro:US physical conditioning, table, The plane’s engine was noisy, City Council meeting called to demand to expect from Washington in foreign af­ testing and demonstrating chutes to Clayton says. "All you need is to be deafeningly so when the hatch was they offer a proper receipt from a communities affected by the damaging non-existent company, Lannan says. an explanation from Gaitor following fairs at this point. prospective buyers. in decent shape. I’ve seen some nim­ open. June 5-6 floods. Lannan says residents approached days of speculation and rumor that It coincides with the regular trailer By United Press International Herald photo by Tarquinlo ”We probably make 50 to 60 job- ble old ladies do just fine.” At an altitude of about 4,000 feet, by suspicious contractors should Sicaras was on his way out. Squatters head related jumps a year,” says Practice helps, of course. Both Mowrey and Clayton made their session that will decide whether to Computers can’t Today is Saturday, June 26, the 177th day of 1982 with contact the police department im­ Throughout the week, as Sicaras was override five bills vetoed by O’Neill from PREPARING TO FLY Mowrey. “And the sales trips keep Mowrey and Clayton are members jump. On leaving the plane, they fell for confrontation 188 to follow. us moving all the time. During one of Connecticut Parachutists Inc., a side by side until they reached about mediately. on vacation and interviewed for a police the 1982 Legislature. understand twang The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Mowrey and Clayton strap on chutes chief’s job in Pompano Beach, Fla., WASHINGTON (UPl) - Claiming a The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPD - Many reports were circulating that Gaitor had Panel examines partial victory from the Department of The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. given him an ultimat*jpn— retire, resign Maine visitors have had trouble un­ Housing and Urban Development, Those born on this date are ilnder the sign of Cancer. or be fired. derstanding the the Maine "Uowneast” abatement plan housing squatters are heading for American novelist Pearl Buck was born June 26,1892. The Florida police chief job went to ■accent. Now researchers at Bell Labs in Philadelphia and a confrontation with What will Shedd suggest? another candidate Friday. New Jersey find even their computers On this date In history: “HARTFORD (UPl) - The the Democratic conference. In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed led a medical team formed Sicaras did not attend the council Legislature’s Appropriations Compiittee can’t understand the Maine twang. Representatives of the Association of meeting and was unavailable for com­ Bell Lab researchers are trying to to wipe our yellow fever in the Panama Canal Zone. met Friday to examine Gov. William Community Organizations for Reform In 1917, first troops of the American Expeditionary ment. O’Neill’s proposal to abate taxes for design a computer program capable of Now met for two hours with HUD understand human language. But when Force reached Fra’nce for action in World War I. homeowners affected by the floods Undersecretary for Housing Philip In 1948, the United States began operation of the Town board wonts to keep Project Concern they tested a prototype in Portland earlier this month but came up short of Abrams Thursday to press their “Berlin Airlift” to bypass a ^viet road and rail ‘ Wright confident some answers. recently, they found the computer heard demands for federal action to increase "four” and interpreted it as “zero.” blockade of the divided German city. / The measure, designed to implement housing for low-income people and to In 1977, 42 people died in a county jail fire in Colum­ HARTFORD (UPl) - Rep. Gardner "When Mainers speak, four is often does not address the costs — “if they want to Board of Education, but I the governor’s proclamation declaring make the federal homesteading program bia, Tenn. By Paul Hendrle Kennedy said there Project Concern, but is Nicholas J. Costa, Richard out-of-town Friday after- Wright, D-Bristol, claimed Friday he the state a disaster area, would permit split into two syllables and the "o” problem of transporting come to Manchester, they can speak for myself,” was the front-runner in a three-way race more accessible to the poor. Herald Reporter already has been one “still mulling over’’ W. Dyer and Chairman noon and could not be communities to abate taxes with a 90 stressed,” said John McCatherin, a F the ,children to should pay” — but she does said board member for the Democratic congressional “ We’ve got some good results from the A thought for the day: Author Pearl Buck said, “ ... If meeting of the Kennedy’s proposal. Leonard Seader were all reached for comment. percent reimbursement by the state. spokesman for New England Telephone. School Superintendent Manchester. agree with Kennedy’s Carolyn Becker. ”I’m ab­ "In general. I’d like to nomination in the 6th District and would meeting,” Norman Roland of Columbus, there is no other life, then this one has been enough to superintendents, but there Members of the committee \zanted to It comes out sounding someting like "fo- James P. Kennedy’s was no consensus on how to So far, Kennedy said he scheme. solutely in favor of Project see it (Project Concern) gain the nomination on the first ballot. Ohio, told a crowd of more than 100 make it worth being born, myself a human being.” know how much it would cost the state wah” squatters. “We made a heck of a lot of proposal to allow Project continue Project Concern. has received just two “So many of the students Concern. I don’t know how continue, if we can work How to get club news In Herald and municipalities u n d e r the proposal “The computer kept confusing that Concern students to re­ requests for tuition have been going to it’s going to be paid for.” Wright said he had "more delegates ground.” The Hartford Board of something out,” he added. to help residents whose homes were hard ‘o’ with the ‘o’ in ’zero,’” he said. A HUD spokesman said,'“We think the main In Manchester Education voted earlier waivers from Project Manchester schools and I Board member H. John Crombie said money The Herald wants your club news! * committed” than any of the two other destroyed or damaged. The computer program is stilUin the schools tuition free — if Concern students. This just hate to see them get Malone took an opposite seeking the Democratic nomination for meeting helped to clear the air.” Supermarket shopping tips this month to discontinue would be the bottom line. In order to get your club news in the paper on Unofficial estimates pegged the cost early stages of development, but the they can get here — seems year, there were ap­ stuck,” she said. “It would stance. the seat being vacated by Democratic “ We listened Intently to a number of much of Project Concern— He said he would consider time, please submit items no later than five days anywhere from $2 million to $4.5 million Maine experiment conducted in April problems they raised. They have some Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the ^ „to enjoy wide support on a v o lu n ta r y b u slh g proximately 60 children in be a big switch for them to ’’Historically, I’ve been continuing Project before the date you’d like to see in the paper. Rep. Toby Moffett. based on the $204 million in damages to was the first attempt to test the system grocery store — every Wednesday and Saturday in his . the Board of Education. grades three through nine have to go back again to against Project Concern Moffett is the unopposed candidate for solid legitimacy,” spokesman Leonard program which brings Concern in Manchester, Please include a name and a telephone number private property which O’Neill had es­ “with voices off the street,” McCatherin “Supermarket Shopper” column In The Manchester Four Board of Education coming to Manchester Hartford schools.” since the moment it the Democratic Senate nomination. Burchman said. inner-city children from but not if it would detract which we can call if there are questions. Indicate timated in his proclamation. said. Herald. members, contacted by the Hartford to suburban through Project Concern. “The children are here,” started,” said Malone. from the education of the date you’d like to see it published. Manchester Herald schools — to save money. About 20 students attended agreed board member Malone said he opposes Manchester children. Call Focus editor Adele Angle at 643-2711 after - Friday, said they support Hartford paid to Manchester High School. Susan L. Perkins. “The’re busing in general and he Board members noon to set up photo appointments. Kennedy’s idea, while one transport the students and “I have no problem with well received. I think the said even early proponents Unquote Manrl|pfitpr said he oppose it. Another estimated it would save Kennedy’s proposal,” said cultural mix is good. The of busing achieve material is there and with said he is not sure about some $600,000 by cutting Board of Education desegreation now say the II r M ill hr cl'ul "You’re not living to work, you’re working to Richard M. Diamond, Publisher . Kennedy’s suggestion, but member Joseph V. Cam- declining enrollment, cer­ technique doesn't work. Schlltz ("The bear that made Mllwaukaa out the portion of the iflintr It V /»ri« rs Ahmad K. Altai RagMarad Pharmaclat have a better living." Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager is leaning toward con­ project that bused children poseo.. “I think it's a tainly the space is there.” Malone also doubted that famous”) Into the Datrolt-basad Stroh Brawliig in rr llir itlnnir. InvHaa You To Vlalt Hl$ Now Store — Julius Erving the NBA Phlladsiphia 7>«rt Co. tinuing Project Concern in grades through through matter of trying to find the Mrs. Perkins pointed out the per pupil costs for star known as “ Dr. J,” on why thsra Is mors to his "Well, It's obviously a lot simpler and less costly USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 227 somehow. nine to the suburbs. best solution. I feel a that per pupil cost for the Project concern students Ilia than pro baskotball. (Tha Sporting NaWs) than a hellcoper, but more than a jeep." I- Three Board of Elduca- Students now in grades strong nedd for the Project Concern students in Manchester would be as CROWN PHARMACY "Individual aggression Is Inevitable, but war — — Dr. Bam Williams, dovolopsr of tha WASP, a PubiKheS dally eacspt Sunday- Suggaatad carrier rataa are - Uon members could not be 10 through 12, who have program. I think all of us would be just $57 per year low as proponents say. He and cartaln holldaya by the $1.20 w a a k ly , ts.12 lo r o n e * reached for comment. should have a concetn for fo r supplies, since pointed out that there has a social Institution that forces strangers to kill )o l hovering platform being tostod by tha U.S. Ar> Mancbaatar PubHahlng Co., IS month. S1S.3S lor three montha, attended subuiBan schools each other — Is not." my. It can fly oiw soMlar at up to 00 mph. ;;' Meanwhile, Kennedy for most of their schooling, social values.” Manchester would receive been talk of Manchester Bralnard Place, Mancbaatar, $%.70 lor alx montha and SOI.40 • Delivery Service • Photo Finishing — Sua Mansllald, military historian. "When one considers what could potentially Conn. 0SO40. Second claaa lor one year. Mall rataa are ' . said there has Been a new still will be bused. Camposeo said he would Guaranteed Tax Base High School absorbing • Health & Beauty (Psychology Today) poatage paid at Mancbaatar, avallabla on raquaat.' development: Com­ funds from the state to students from Bolton High • Magazines/Cards happen to one's Joints, It should be taken quite There have been no in- be willing to consider the Aids • Generic Products "I’ll get around the railroad." Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- missioner of Education cover other costs. School and the per pupil seriously." draaa cbangaa to tba Mancbaatar I dications that the Hartford question of Manchester • Surgical Supplies of Highest Quality To plaoa a ctaHltlad or display '' Mark R. Shedd has called a Unlike Mrs. Higley, who — W. Qraham Claytor Jr., the new praaldant of — Dr. Oary E. Myorson, an Emory UnhraraHy Herald, P.O. Box 5S1, advsriltsmant. or to report a Board of Education will paying the transportation costs estimated for Bolton • Family Profile • Hudson Vitamins Amtrak, vowing to make personal Inspections In rhaumatologist, warning that playing vidao Mancbaatar. Conn. 08040. nawa Item itory or picturs idea, ^.'meeting next Tuesday of reconsider its (jecision, costs, "but we would have said she has received a students is considerably System Maintained an aftort to revive U.S. rail passenger service. gamaa excaaalvaly can load to ehronlo pain in call 643-2711. Otflca hours are • all saperintendents despite a public outcry at a to look at it with a wide couple of phone calls from higher. lEN/Off CITIZEN DISCOUNTS^ To aubacriba, or to report a S:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday •• 'heading school systems in­ microscope. Moving a stu­ constituents opposing con­ ” It seems like Bolton "Fifty million Chinese peasants on an average hands, wrists and shouldars. Ha admita that he delivery problem, call 047-0040. through Friday. recent public hearing. EVERYDAY v o lv e in Project Concern. tinuation of Project go to movie shows dally." plays the games one>to>two hours a weak. Oft Ice houre ar»O;30 a.m. to 5:30 Kennedy said dent by bus is quite residents might be asking 10% o ft anr praacrtpUon purchaaa — A report Issued In Peking by tha official Julius Erving Albert Finney p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Mancbaatar Herald la a ■ Shepd could not be Manchester schools can costly.’’ Concern in Manchester, the question why there WEDNESDAYS Chinese news agency, Xinhua. China has 4,000 "The question mark Is a very Important aspect 7 to to a.m. Saturday. Dallvary tubterlbar to United Prsaa Inter­ '.reached for comment continue to keep children Board member Barbara Mrs. Perkins said the peo­ would be this discrepan­ of living." , should be made by 5 p.m. Mon- national nawa aarvloaa and la a 10% o ffe v o rr Ham In our store rural cinemas and 00,000 traveling pro|aotlon » " Friday afternoon, so It is in the schools, because Higley said she does not ple she has heart) from cy,” said Malone. (not tppllcxbC »Hth coupbne) , — Augle Pabst, member of the prominent n> — Albert Finney, actor, on his way of thinking. .day through Friday and by 7:30 msmbsr of the Audit Bureau of have been supportive. crewa. a.m. Saturday. ClrculaUona. " not known if he will state aid may cover most think Manchester should Board member Peter ‘This Is a real tragic day (or Milwaukee." brewing family, on the merger of eroaetown rival (Rolling Stone) 7 propose anything new. of the costs. But his plan absorb transportation “I can’t speak for the Crombie said he supports • ' -ft , . w , ------7 ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher * Dan Fitts, Editor MACC News Alex Girelll, City Editor OPINION Fireplace cooking isn't much fun

Editor’s note: This column is service restored in the fall. during the spring and summer the camp coordinator for many Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. our anonymous friend’who week­ prepared by the Manchester months, the loss of electricity is years. Interfaith Day Camp It would help us enormously if ly delivers us a carton of bread J a c k MR. AND MRS. B. both work, a devastating blow nonetheless. provides a camping experience people could take their clothing Area Conference of Churches. It but their combined ,salaries are p ro d u c ts; We thank Anna A n d e r s o n appears in the Manchester Water cannot be heated on a non­ to area children who are referred donations directly to the Clothing Simonis who contributed 50 A deer, a water tower, and bad luck not enough to offset the high functioning electric stove, food to the Conference of Churches by Bank during those times. We Herald on Saturdays. costs of raising two severely pounds of sugar, which is a Washington cannot be kept -fresh, clothing school and agency social have a shortage of volunteers and luxury many people are going to The town needed the six-acre Director Stephen T. Cassano. “If B.y Elaine Stancllffe retarded children. and bedding must be washed by workers. drivers, and it frequently takes Here are two tales of bad luck. Merry-Go-Round enjoy; We also thank Emanuel parcel so it could build a water we provided land in lieu of a Human Needs Director When Mrs. B. was laid off from hand in cold water. Women’s groups from various us a while to get the clothing to The first involves Alyce J. a part time job which did not Lutheran Church, Center tower. court settlement, that would MACC Television can be a luxury, a churches take turns providing a the bank where it can benefit the Alemany of 40 Parker St., a enable her to collect unemploy­ Congregational Church and St. Manchester The couple told town officials have opened a Pandora’s Box. form of entertainment, and even hot meal each day of the two people it was meant for. George Episcopal Church for respiratory therapist who works Our phones have been ringing ment compensation, they found it they didn’t want the $40,000 cash And we just don’t have a lot of the source of irritation in a fami­ weeks the children are in camp. A very special blessing goes to their regular collections; and a the night shift at Rockville steadily for the pak month with impossible to keep up their $125 Spotlight ” settlement that was offered. land.” ly. To an elderly, isolated or Bus transportation is also our “Anonymous Friend” who special thank you to the Hartford calls from people whose utilities monthly budget plan payment for homebound person, it is a form of General Hospital. What they wanted from the town, provided, Camp this year will be this week donated $300 to the Foodshare Commission which Mrs. Alemany was headed have been shut off for nonpay­ oil. communication and a source of held during the weeks of July 12 Human Needs Fund. We want By Paiil Hendrie — Herald Reporter in exchange for their six-acre Pay comes The first month they were $50 shared with us 11 cartons of along Parker Street one dark 'I’ilE PLATTS still haven’t ment. Some calls are from peo­ companionship. and July 19, as always, at Concor­ that person to know a portion of plot, was six acres of town-owned short, the second it was $65. The cereal. night a couple of weeks ago when given up completely, but they’re ple with poor budgeting skills, The utility companies are cer­ dia Lutheran Church, where the that money directly helped a property. some are from people whose Bs have now been without oil for an animal came out of the not optimistic. tainly hurt by unpaid bills — the staff there go out of their way to young man who was in our office Initially, some officials held need is a bit questionable. The one and a half months, which is a shrubbery near the cable televi­ Dennis Platt said he is drafting before staggering total of unpaid bills help things run smoothly. A field the same day the check arrived. CLOTHlNt; BANK: Our ap out hope that the town might be majority of calls, however, are problem since their hot water is for this year alone shows us that. trip to Bushnell Park is planned, Tim was in a good deal of pain sion company office. when there was freezing rain. a ietter to the Cassano’s real es­ precidtion to Mrs. Robert "The policeman told me the willing to give the Platts six from people in financial holes so heated off the furnace. They also The elderly are hurt by being and we will inform you of the that day because he had been "I've never even seen a bunny tate subcommittee seeking have a $580 bill to contend with Hohwieler, Mr. and Mrs. John chances were great that I had There was a police car next to acres of Manchester-owned land deep they cannot find a way to forced to cope with cir­ progress as time goes on. sleeping outside and the rain rabbit down there. " she said. "At me and the Cadillac couldn’t reconsideration. hospitals climb up out of them. ' before the oil company will bring McCarnick, Marcia Fisher; A.A. killed the deer and, that accor­ in Glastonbury. But last year cumstances beyond their We wish to thank our caused the cast on his broken Valeski; and a score of first. 1 thought it was a dog.” stop. He had his choice of hitting Mrs. 'T. is a 72-year-oid widow them future deliveries. ding to state law, I could have General Manager Robert B. Cassano said he doubts recon­ physical capabilities. Children anonymous donor who con­ arm to weaken and slip. anonymous donors. It wasn't. It was a deer, which the police car or me, so of course living on a Social Security pen­ To the majority of us, the loss are perhaps hurt the most, for it tributed $10 toward the running of We were able to have a doctor it, " said Mrs. Alemany. “The Weiss told them the town was not sideration would result in a WASHINGTON — Bureaucrats in of electricity is a transient novel­ jumped out of the bushes and he hit me. sion in a two-room apartment is almost inevitable that parents’ this year's day camp. treat him arm and put a new cast HUMAN NEEDS FUND: state won't pay for the damage, willing to swap the land. different decision. Washington are often suspected of ty brought about by the whims of crashed into the ieft side of her "The other car was older, so I near Main Street. Out of a $254 frustration will eventually on, but the doctor was worried Gary and Ann M atre— we thank but they'll give you the deer. I The Platts took their case to putting their own comfort above the a storm. It can be an adventure, JUST A REMINDER that the Volkswagen Beetle. had dropped the collision on it. "i feel sorry for them, but the monthly check, she pays $175 for trickle down to them. about his going back out into the you! told them 1 didn't want the deer the Board of Directors, welfare of those who depend on the rent, as well as paying for her with family members donning Human Needs Department has When I bought the new car, I best thing the town can do is let rain. "It was just such a shock,” she and 1 don't know what they did They also took their case to government for basic survival own heat and electricity. extra sweaters and getting out It is a massive problem with no moved to Center Congregational EURNITURE BANK: Mrs never picked up the collision the legal action takes its With the money we received Robert Hohwieler; Paul said. "It wasn't a very big deer. with it. I never went back to court. needs. But it’s a rare occasion when Mrs. T. received her accep­ games which have been easy solutions. We are told Church. We are on the second we were able to provide housing course," said Cassano. Town At­ Christenson, Gertrude Herman, It iooked like a doe. 1 was look." again. I forgot.” The court agreed with the town one of them will admit it. tance into the federal energy gathering dust. federal and state monies are floor hnd can be found most easi­ for Tim for the four-week period torney Kevin M. O’Brien praised exhausted. Certainly, private Kay Holstrom Rosemary I’m dismayed to report that of-; program just two days before the If the family is fortunate ly by using the blue door by Lin­ before the cast is removed. Both petrified when it happened — I've \(>'l' ONLY would the state VOl MAY RKMKMBER bits that the $40,000 settlement was Platt as being “very cordiai” enough to have a fireplace, they fuel assistance funds have long coln Center. Our phone number is Donnestad; and several ficials at the Office of Management' filing deadline. Since her bills Tim and the Human Needs never even hit a small animal — not pay for the damage. Mrs. and pieces of our second hard fair. throughout the disagreement. can experiment with cooking ago dried up/ 646-4114. anonymous donors have all con­ and Budget and the Health and were not received by them on Department are very grateful to and as soon as 1 realized the car Alemany's insurance company luck story . The directors’ real estate sub­ time, she is no longer eligible for over the flames. As much fun as And yet, we are still getting Food donations can be brought tributed items which will benefit "1 don’t think the subcom- Human Services Department have our "Friend.” would stilKrun, I drove straight wouldn't either. It is the one of Dennis and committee and the town attorney financial aid. people have tried to make of it, calls from people we cannot help. to the Human Needs Department many families. to a gas station and called ‘1 had another VW totalled Sharon Platt, a young couple who agreed with Weiss that it would •littee did a good job," said decided to use hospital construction . Not only has shp been without the noveltry pales after three or at any time. Platt, explaining his request for funds to make sure that employees ; MACC'S DAY CAMP is Also, a reminder that the ROOM AT IHE INN: A police" around the first of the year,” she bought land off Vernon Street be unwise for the town to swap gas for over a month, she is also four hours. special blessing to our good reconsideration. “But if I were a of the Indian Health Service g e t; gearing up for action, again un­ Clothing Bank at Mayfair Thank Yous explained. “It was hit by a with plans to build their dream the land. faced with the impossibility of der the very able direction of friends, Burt and Mary Carlson. There she saw the damage. She betting man, perhaps I would not their promised salary increases. ; WHILE IT IS TRUE that a Gardens in Cronin Hall is open on l■(M^D I'ANIRY: We thank Cadiliac on Route 83, when I was home there, only to have the "We were very concerned paying a $670 biil before she has family is in no danger of freezing Jackie Morelewicz, who has been said the left front fender, door “It’s a matter of priorities, and ; on my way to work on a night town take the land away. about setting a precedent,” said bet the house on this one.” and hood were crunched. salaries are a higher priority than the construction of hospitals,” 0MB budget examiner Barbara Kivimae Guest editorial told my reporter Esther Pessin. Boom's HERE’S THE shocking situation: Calendars The mandated pay raises for IHS no help Shades of John bureaucrats will result in an $18.5 *r million deficit in the agency’s Potiuck set at Emanuel South United’s week budget. Casting about for some way By David E. A nderson to plug the gap, 0MB and HHS of­ The following events are scheduled at Emanuel The following events are scheduled for South United UPl Religion Writer Foster Dulles ficials hit upon $11.6 million ear­ Lutheran Church for the coming week: Methodist Church for the coming week: v \ marked for construction of medical Sunday —10:30 a.m., congregational potiuck Sunday —10 a m.. Pastor Webb preaching, nursery; The United Church of Kdilor's Hole: On Salurdays consolidate or, in some cases, facilities on five Indian reservations recognitional brunch. 11:15 p.m., testimonial for Pastor Webb; noon, luncheon Christ's membership is llic Manilie-lcr Herald reprints aging, producing fewer expand its empire. By implying in the West. Tuesday —7:30 a m.. We Gals meet at church for trip to honor the Webb family; 6 p.m., S.O.S., “Recreation 1‘dilnrials from other .New children than earlier that the United States has not Three clinics in Oklahoma and to New York; 10 a.m., Beethoven Singers. and Re-creation," J. Stanley Heggelund; 7 p.m., vesper l'!nuln>ttl n e w s p a p e r s . T h e Thursday —10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care generations and has "lost" also used force to defend its own New Mexico will be axed from the service, social hour; 7:30 p.m., adult Bible study. fidimtinu is from iht* Berkshire and visitation; 6:30 p.m., Scandia Lodge picnic at Anna the children of the baby interest overseas, Mr, Reagan ^ fl^ANCUEST£R IHS budget if the attempt to Monday —7:30 p.m., ecumenical work area. (Mass.) Eagle. Holm’s; 7:30 p.m., new member class. Tuesday —7:30 p.m., women's prayer group. 1208 boom, according to a new struck a self-righteous note that rechannel the money into salary in­ Saturday —8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Main St. study of the "The Uniteci States has an im­ may have won him a few points creases is successful. In addition, Hall, 60 Church St. Thursday —7:30 p.m., adult study, 224 Indian Hill denomination's age problem when it comes to with his right-wing supporters I ______I master plans for desperately needed Trail, Glastonbury; 7:30 p.m., "Celebrate Me. " membership trends. According to the study, nuclear-weapons controls. The but did nothing to contribute to hospitals on the Giia River Reserva­ Friday —10 am., Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m.. United CQL-LE:G£ jr|. tion in Arizona -and the Rosebud Schechter graduates Methodist Youth Fellowship. the children of the baby only nation ever to use atomic the basis of trust that must un- I boom — those people Reservation in South Dakota will Three Manchester grade 6 students were among re­ bombs against an enemy, it is derlie any armscontrol never get off the drawing board. between the ages of 15 and agreements. cent graduates of the Solomon Schechter Day School of CWU elects officers 34 in the late 1970s — also the only superpower that The 9,500 Pima and Maricopa In­ Greater Hartford. How damaging this Cold War "represent a lost genera­ specifically retains the option dians at Gila River suffer the They are Michelle Cheikin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Officers for the Manchester unit of Church Women tion for the United Church for itself of making first use of rhetoric will be is hard to tell. highest incidence of diabetes in the Meyer Cheikin; Michael Dashefsky, son of Dr. and Mrs, United were installed at a meeting June 15 at Center of Christ. " nuclear weapons if it Jinds itself One hopes the Russians, are m world. Kidney disease, directly Arnold Dashefsky and Tammy Podrove, daughter of Congregational Church. The survey noted that the losing a conventional war. Add sophisticated enough not to pay linked to diabetes, is rampant on the Pearl Podrove and the late Leon Podrove. Devotions were led by Mary McKeever, and Connie baby boom generation ac­ Nutter, president of the state unit, was guest speaker to that the fact that it is the U.S. it undue heed. But it can only be reservation. , Michael Dashefsky was given the Neiditz award for counted for 45 percent of Sacaton Hospital, the 40-year-old excellence in Judaic studies, and Dr. Richard Plavin, and installed the officers. the nation's adult popula­ Senate — not the Soviet Polit­ unnerving for the Soviets to rabjji at Temple Beth Shalom, was cited for his efforts New officers are Janet Richmond and Elaine government facility on the reserva­ tion in the late 70s, but only buro — that has blocked ratifica­ hear, less than two weeks before in organizing a visiting rabbi program at the school. Holcomb, convenors; Lena Hill, secretary; Marge 24 percent of United tion of SALT II, and it becomes the resumption of strategic- tion, doesn’t begin to meet the In­ The three graduates will continue their Judaic studies Reed, treasurer; Doris Bensen, coordinator of dians’ needs. “It’s no more than a Church worshippers. clear why President Reagan had arms-control talks, the work at the Solomon Schechter Day School, and will continue ecumenical development, and Marcella L'Heureux, In contrast, according to view of the West’s leader first-aid station,” said Susan their secular studies at the Bess and Paula Siegal coordinator of ecumenical action. Dr. William McKinney of his work cut out for him when he r Harjot, legislative liaison for the Hebrew Academy in Bloomfield. Also: Lena Schubert, coordinator of celebrations; made an address on disarma­ expressed in such simplistic the denomination’s Board Native American Rights Fund. Marion Jesseman, communications; Inger Anderson, for Homeland Ministries, ment before the U.N. General black-and-white terms. nominations; Annamae Potooki, finance, and Phyllis THE HOSPITAL is operating at persons over 65 made up Assembly. Mr. Reagan must also realize Conflict workshops slated Gordon, sunshine. only 14 percent of U.S. The president turned much of that his words on this subject one-third capacity. TTiere are only Also: Florence Parker, historian; Mrs. Richmond and citizens but 23 percent of his speech into an anti-Soviet will be listened to in other six doctors to handle 30,000 or more' The Church of Christ will sponsor a two-part series of Mrs. Anderson, UNICEF, and Annamae Potocki and active members of the Lena Schubert, representatives to the Northeast quarters, as well. Mostly outpatient visits a year, plus all the informal lessons on developing communication and United Church. tirade, one suspects, because a inpatient care. There are no resolving conflicts beginning Sunday at 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. Regional Assembly of Church Women United scheduled because of his own bellicose It also said that the more serious approach to Open foiriim / Readers' views facilities at Sacaton to treat at the church, 394 Lydall at Vernon Street. for September in Silver Bay, N.Y. reduced number of United arms-control issues would have posturing with regard to the diabetes. There isn’t even a dialysis A second session is scheduled for July 4 at the same The organization's bylaws have been suspended to try Church women of placed him in a distinctly defen­ Soviet Union, public opinion in Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 machine available for patients suf­ time. A devotional at 6 p.m. will precede the sessions. a new format this year. Scheduled meetings will include childbearing age, com­ Stephen Holt, counselor for the church, will lead the Fall Fellowship Day on Oct 8, World Community Day on sive position. As embarrassing Western Europe and, to a lesser fering from the kidney disease that bined with a low birthrate, series. He holds a master’s degree in marriage and Nov. 5, World Day of Prayer on March 4, May as it is that NATO relies on a exteht, in this country is not often results from inadequately has meant that few family counseling and has conducted workshops on Fellowship Day on ay 6 and annual meeting on June 3. children are being born threat to use tactical nuclear automatically going to give this treated diabetes. cards from people who retrieved our number of news reports citing the marriage in Memphis, Tenn, Church Women United is a national ecumenical move­ into the denomination “ We could probably prevent Herald photo by Pinto ment of Christian women, and is open to all Christian weapons to repel a massive country the benefit of the doubt love balloon messages. Keep an eye deer damage to apple orchards, Couples, teenagers and singles are invited. A nursery Only 32 percent of United Great spirit diabetes if we had a good hospital on women in the community. In Manchester, 15 churches Soviet conventional attack in if the talks in Geneva should not on the MACC column for future nurseries and homeowners’ for infants and small children will be provided. The Church members currently the reservation,” said an IHS unit series is free and requires no advance registration. For are represented. For additional information on the Europe, the president cannot go well. reports on how far our love has decorative shrubs. ’There’s an easy, CALVARY CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF QOD have children under 18, To llie Kililor: director. But diabetic Indians often additional information, call 646-2903. group, call Elaine Holcomb at 649-2374. against 66 percent in the retract that threat without first This skepticism about traveled. proven way to end this damage . . . the long, long view go blind or require amputation 1960s. consulting with the NATO allies. Washington’s sincerity in arms Because of the rain the Pentecost without resorting to poisons or because of the disease. Avoiding this whole issue negotiations may be overdrawn, Celebration of Sunday, June 13, Joun O’Luiighlin firearms. Ecumenical Worship Committee The hospital is “both physically THE but there is no denying its scheduled for the Bicentennial Band Many tree-growers and probably made sense, then, for Manchester Area and operationally obsolete,” accor­ existence. It is self-defeating for Shell at Manchester Community homeowners have reported'an end BIBLE ■ Mr. Reagan, What was less Conference of Churches ding to an IHS report. The obstetrics Religious Services College, was moved indoors to to damage by deer by using a simple SPEAKS defensive was his attempt to tar­ Mr. Reagan to feed this senti­ ward was recently closed, and for Kaiser Hall at Concordia Lutheran mixture of egg whites mixed with By nish the Soviet Union’s creden­ ment with speeches John Foster major medical care, the Indians Church. water that is sprayed on trees and EugBnt tials as a peacemaker by Uulles might have given back must go 40 miles to the IHS hospital PRINCE OF PEACE ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, EMANUEL LUTHERAN SECOND CONGREGATIONAL BrBWbr Although the weather was dreary A warning shrubs. Andover reciting a long litany of Soviet when Mr. Reagan was in­ in Phoenix. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 4 nursery provided. CHURCH, Church and Chestnut CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. The the spirit of those who attended lit To make the spray solution, and North River Road. Rev. W. H. and 6:30 p.m!; Sunday masses at CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, Rev. Leslie Chapman, pastor. 10 FIRST CONQREQATIONAL Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses II At Rosebud, in South Dakota, 8,000 WIIKens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday 7:30. 9 and 10:30 and noon; and 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, p a s to r; R ev. M ic h a e l R. a.m. worship service and church ■‘Keep the fa ith !" ' Jusl actions since World War to troducing “Death 'Valley Days.” up an atherwise dull day. We To Ihe Eclilor: separate the whites from 18 eggs CHURCH of Andover. UCC. at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school: 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ at 5 p.m. senior pastor; Rev. George Em- Lohmann,associate pastor; Jeff school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. beleive and everything will be Sioux live in abject poverty; un­ Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and painted our faces, decorated cup­ and mix them with two gallons of vice. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 mltt, minister of visitation and Honrlcks, intern; Rev. C. Henry CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Please give me an opportunity, employment stands at 83 percent. Richard H. Taylor, paator. 9:30 11:45 a.m. all right!" "Everyone needs to cakes, learned an ancient folk ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Anderson, pastor emeritus. 8 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. water. For larger applications dou­ a.m. Church echool; 11 a.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST believe in something'” through your Open Forum column, The Indians have been waiting 10 31. Rev. F. Bernard Milter, pastor; and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co­ school; 10:45 a.m., worship, a.m. contemporary worship with Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior dance, enjoyed the entertainment ble or triple the mixture. Spray the worship service with nursery, OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- Berry's World to warn your readers not to leave years for a new hospital to replace Rev. John L. Suprenant. side Street and Hlllstown Road. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 children's church and nursery; 7 communion in chapel; 9:30 a.m.. pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, Such expressions reflect a coffee hour after service. and in the middle of tha rainy Sun­ mixture on trees and shrubs every associate pastor. Saturday and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at p.m., evening service, nursery. worship, children's sermon, com­ associate pastor. Rev. Clifford 0. their dogs (and, of course, children) the existing 70-year-old facility, part Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 6:30 widespread reverence for and day we all launched love balloons six weeks. After two applications, masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday a.m.. Priesthood and Relief 7:30. 9, 10:30 and noon. munion second and fourth Sun­ Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 trust in "faith" But it simply in hot, parked cars. Bolton JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 days, nursery. with messages. of which , was condemned in 1978 as masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 Society; 11:15 a.m., Sacrament CALVARY CHURCH a.m. Worship service, sanctuary; is faith in faith, which is super­ spraying every four to fix months is a.m.; Holy Days at 7 a.m., 5:30, Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ NORTH UNITED METHODIST 10 a.m. Church School. In the parked car, even with win­ “unsafe and structurally unsound.” * CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 Meeting. ficial and meaningless. Unless So many people made the day ' recommended. 7:30 p.m. SALVATION ARMY. 661 Main Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. CHURCH. 300 Parker St. The TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 400 dows slightly open, the temperature The Rosebud Hospital meets only ^ e b ro n Road. The Rev. J. Clifford SECOND CONQREQATIONAL Thursday; Theocratic School Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Rev. Richard W. Dupea, pastor. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi faith is wisely directed, suf­ possible: Rev. Bob Burbank with This approach was pioneered by a »Curtin. pastor. Saturday mass at St. Ma|. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, goes up so fast that dogs can suffer 30 to 40 percent of the Indians’ CHURCH. {United Church of 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ Beginning June 6; "Sunday Richard J. Plavin. Israel Tabatsky, ficiently strong, and inclusive­ his joy and enthusiasm, Shirley major paper company that was *5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Service Meeting (ministry permanent brain damage, or even Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. a.m., holiness meeting; 7 p.m., vice of w orship; 6:3Q p.m., Worship for the summer captor. Dr. Leon Wind, Rabbi ly broad, it cannot meet the needs. Seriously ill patients are •9:15 and 11 a.m. training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday: Stager and the clowns from Center experiencing serious damage to Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. salvation meeting. evening service. months..9 a.m.-One worship ser­ Emeritus. Services, 8:15 p.m. human need. death, within a very short time. flown out to Rapid City, Denver or * BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Church school for all ages; 11 Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; CONCORDIA LUTHERAN vice only." No church school. Congregational Church, the brass tender pine trees. It’s much safer UNITED PENTECOSTAI Friday and 9:45 a.m., Saturday. 'CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. a.m.. worship service (child care Watchtower Study. 10:25. CHURCH. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Everyone believes in On an 85-degree day, the Minneapolis, and when winter •Aev. Marjorie HIlea. pastor. »:30 CHURCH, 167 Woodbrldge PA. quartet from the Salvation Army, than using poisons or guns and more provided). ZION EVANGELICAL Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. 9 someone or something, but to temperature inside the parked car *H.m., church school; 11 a.m., Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Ralph Maccarone from the storms prevent flights out, "we FIRST CONQREQATIONAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri a.m. Holy Communion, nursery effective than electric fences or jvorshlp servloe, nursery. a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m.. Here’s Center’s week trust what is worthless brings will be 102 degrees in 10 minutes — treat them here — and pray a lot,” CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 Synod), Cooper and High streets. care provided. Bicentennial Band Shell, the people other devices. If you have trouble « ST. QEORQE'S EPISCOPAL morning worship; 6 p.m.. evening nothing in return (Job IS:31). 120 degrees in 30 minutes — even Main St. Rev. Elizabeth S. Caine, Aev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 The following events are scheduled at Center of Concordia Lutheran Church who as one official put it. ^ H U R C H , Boston Turnpike. Rev. worship; 7:30 p.m., bible study TRINITY COVENANT No man or human movement with deer nibbling away at your Interim pastor. 9:30 a.m. Worship (Tuesday); p p.m.. Ladles’ prayer a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m higher on hotter days. The Indians’ need is clearly •John C. Hdllger, vicar. 10 a.m., CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. Congregational Church for the coming week: constitutes a sound basis for allowed us the use of their hall, the service In sanctuary, nursery care (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Sunday School and Youth Forum. treasured shrubs or fruit trees, give *famlly Eucharlat; 11 a.m., Rev. Norman E. Swensen. pastor; Sunday —8:30 a.m., Center Church men’s breakfast, faith. "Trust in the Lord with If owners really care about their desperate. Yet money that would provided In Church Lane House. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth service Holy Communion first and third Folk Groups of St. Bartholomew, St. egg white spray a try. Nursery program and coffee Milton Nilson. assistant pastor. 8 all your heart” (Prov. 3:5). for dogs, the best thing to do is leave (Friday). Sunday. Woodruff Hall; 10 a.m., worship service; 10 a.m., help them is going instead for •fellowship. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and 11 a.m.. worship services, James and Assumption churches, Manchester PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 church school. only He ren\ains unchan^. them home when it’s hot But not John J. Dommer*, bureaucrats’ pay raises, if the fat- Z BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL and Vernon streets. Eugene nursery for infants: 9:25 Sunday the Sacred Dance Group from St. •CHURCH, 226 Bolton Center Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray. Tuesday —10 a.m., staff meeting, church office. tied out in the sun, which is equally GOSPEL HALL, Center Street Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; But even a wisely directed Director cats in Washington have their way. iRoad at the Q re w . Rev. J. Stan- ■ pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ James, the Concordia “balloon” 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:49 Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible 6:30 o.m. evening service. faith may be small (Matt. dangerous. New England Regional Office 3on Conover, minister; 9:30 a.ih., vice, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday crew. South Methodist "cupcake” President Reagan Ukes unremittl^ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. evorship servloe, Sunday School. school; 7 p.m., Informal worship. 6:30). or great (Matt. 8:10). Thank you for helping me let peo­ The Humane Society heat for the sometimes dire effects gosp^ meeting. worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ ST, MARY'S EPISCOPAL Tent series to begin crew, the'Centpr Congregational j&Ufsery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour ST. JOHN'S POLISH thus determining the extent of FULL QOSPEL ble study. Nursery provided for all CHURCH. Park and Church ple know. of tha United States of his administration’s budget cuts. In Chandler Hall; 10:49 a.m. NATIONAL CATHOUC CHURCH. one's accomplishments and his “clown” crew, Flo’s Cake INTERDENOMINATIONAl services. streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ 'The following events are scheduled at Concordia ^oTum Program. 23 Qolway S t Rev. Walter A. peace of mind. And an effec­ Decorating for the “Birthday” As the IHS case shows, though, it’s CHURCH, 749 Main S t Rev. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, son. rector; Rev. Frederick P. Itulli Evans Hyszko, pastor. 8:30 a.m.. mass Lutheran Church during the coming week: tual faith must encompass a often some faceless bureaucrats Philip Saundera. minister. 10:30 in English and Polish. SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. 10:30 Moser, assistant to the rector. cake, MacDonald’s, Bonanza, Vernon ' Monday —7:30 p.m., Christian education committee ( ompliance with the Lord's who decide where to make the cuts. poventry a.m., praise, worship aervloe and S T . BARTHOLOMEW'S a.m.. church service. Sunday Summer services 7:30 a.m. and Barry’s Bakery, and those who f Policy on letters Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ school, and care for small 10 a.m. Holy Communion every will meet in the church room. ( nmmands. Rom. 1:5. 4i COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN eiM2byNCA,lnc brou^t cupcakes. Footnote: Congressional approval service. pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. children. Wednesday at 10 a.m. Tuesday —10 a.m., administrative staff wilt meet in The Herald welcomes letters to CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow- is needed before the hospital con­ FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 92 pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; COMMUNITY BAPTIST Pastor Strand’s study. But most of all we would like to Deer proof Sridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans. the editor. Lake S t Rev. James Beliaeov. Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST struction funds can be used for fastOA Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Saturday —2 p.m.. Summer Tent Theater matinee for "Dear, you graduated two weeks ago. thank all who came and shared the Letters ideally should be typed' pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 11:30 a.m. James 1. Meek, minister. 9:15 CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. jrorahlp; 10:49 a.m. Sunday children, “American Folk Trails; 8 p.m., comedy for CHURCH OF GMOST salaries. 0MB and HHS officials 10:30 a.m., worship servloe; 7 ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. a.m.. Church school for all ages, George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence Shouldn't you start thinking about taking back fun and “foolishness” of the and should be no longer than two •school; 7 p.m. Bible study and Lrd«H and Vmkoii «» w t« To Ihe Edilori p.m., evening servloe. William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. kindergarten through Grade 4 M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship adults, “The Curious Savage.” Free admission, open to church’s birthday party. pages, double-spaced. said they fully expect the law­ |ellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 Plwiw: M*-20M the tuxedo soon?" CHURCH OF THE Krukowskl, Rev. Robert. Bur­ continuing during the service; service. the public. Donation requested. We’ve already received three post There have been an increasing makers to sanction the move. prayer meeting. I. M AN( ■ 11KSTER HERALD , Sat., June 26. 1982 - 7 6 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 26. 1982 Saturday TV Sunday TV

(TD - White Shadow tha officar-in-charge's daugh­ 10:00 P.M. Glann Ford. Rated R. tino. Melody Anderson. Jack Al­ 5:00 A.M. (2D - Carrascolendss ( I D - H m H aw d D > MOVIE: The Hearse' An 3 9 - Living Faith old Packard barrets down de­ ter. (30 min.) 8:00 P.M. bertson. 1981. Rated R. GD - Sign 0n/N«w8 d2) - Schrade Pro Taam Rodao 3 ) ^ News ^ 12:30 A.M. 9 : 0 0 A .M . 8:30 A.M. (12) > NCAA Instruct ional serted roads and pays midnight ( 0 . Dance Fever 5:00 A.M. X X - Archl.'s Place Archie 0 - Indapandent Natwork - All-England Tannls (33 3 9 “ Fantasy Island An an­ (3D - MOVIE: ‘No Way to Troot 0 - Sports d3) - B«8t of Oroucho (33 C53 - Taaan/Lone Ranger/ Scrtaa calls to a schoolteacher's re­ (22) (5D G ib - N .W . ® - Up Front joins a group of parents who N aw a 0 - Major League Baaeball: swering sarvica operator maatt A Lw!/ A psychotic str.nglor) Zorro Adventure Hour d D - What On Earth? Orson mote country house. Trish Van Championahip from WimbaL want to ban a sex education 0 - MOVIE: 'Galaxy of Terror* d 2 ) - 1 9 8 2 ^ n lo r M en’s All- Boaton at Cleveland tha three men of her dreams disguises himself in varioui (ID - Best of Oroucho ® - Wonderama 1 1 : 0 0 P .M . Bean hosts this look at the Devare, Joseph Cotten. Rated don NBC Sports covars the Sunday class at Stephanie's school. (R) Space explorers from Earth in­ American Waterakiing Cham­ (33 - MOVIE; 'Mastermind' A aarly-round matches at Wim- and a brother and sister return ways killing older women. Rod 0 - 1 9 8 2 Senior Women's All- (® - Bunday Morning pionship world around us and unveils PG. { 0 - News ® ® ® 0 ® - Nawa vestigate mysterious disap­ detective conducting an investi­ betdon. (2 hrs.) to tha house where their father fiStaigar, George Segal, Lea RO- American Watarskiing Cham­ (® > In Hot Pursuit pearances on the planet gation in Japan gets involved in facts about tha planets, stars - (57) Up and Coming ® - Now Day ® - Off the Set o - Abbott and Costello (2D - News/Sports/Weather died. Guest starring Georgia En­ mick. 1966 ^ pionship (® - Straight Talk Morganthus. Ray Watson, Ed­ a Samurai battle, Japanese and ourselves. 0 - MOVIE: 'A Fiatful of f ® - Oral Roberts (® - Morecambe & Wise l23) - Sports (22) - Major League Baseball: 8:00 P.M. gel and Stephan Shortridga. (R) ward Albert. baths, a raid on the Dragon (2D - N aw a Dynamite' A couple of mis­ 1:00A.M . (2D - Sports 3D - Kung Fu (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] 0 ^ Old Time Gospel 3 D - Odd Couple (22) - Laurel & Hardy Club, and various other humo­ Loa Angaiaa at Houaton/ or matched bandits, a dynamite (3D “ Major League Baaeball: 0 - ESPN's SportaTalk 2:15A .M . (22) (2D * Space Start Milwaukae at Boaton Chicago White Sox at Seattle C3) “ Uncle. Floyd 5:30 A.M. rous tight spots. tossing Irish revolutionary and ( 0 - Suporman Special: The 1982 NBA Draft 0 - ESPN Sports Center 5:30 A.M. (5Z) - Portraita In Pastels a rowdy Mexican thief team up 0 ) - Legendary Pocket Billiard ® - MOVIE: 'Blood Mania' Tha (53 - Public Affairs C® - News/Sign Off (23) - Laat Chance Garage ® - MOVIE: 'Blood on tha Sun' 0 - People Now 0 - MOVIE: Tha Groat (28 ^ Portrait of a Legend dD - MOVIE: The Devil Baf A (53 (3D - Thundarr/Ooldie to rob banks. James Coburn, Stars Tournament vengeful daughter of a retired. Gel out the portable rubber Gold/ Action Jack Comedy 1 1 : 3 0 A . M . (2D - Major League Baaebell: Politics, Intrigue and violence d D “ Biography 0 - Oral Roberta and You Muppet Caper* One of the 2:30 A.M. vengeful genius crests blood­ Rod Steiger. 1972. Rated PG. are combined in this story of the 0 - Time-Out Theater Today’s surgeon, has hastened her fath- < room as Dr. Sidney Freedman (2D - Sports Hour Milwaukee at Boaton < 0 - Inside Business world's rarest jewels, the Base­ ® - Life of Riley sucking bats which are trained (33 (S3 - Blackstar 0 - Matinee at the Bijou 'Buf­ Japanese plans for Pearl Har­ program is 'The First Interna­ ar'a death to gat his money. Pe-" 0 - Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood (Alan Arbus), the Army psychi- ( 0 - Newacanter ( 0 - Milton Barle tar Carpenter, Marla Aragon.*! (22) - Laurel & Hardy ball Diamond, is stolen and the to kill at the smell of perfume. (33 - Newark and Reality (33 (3D - Heathcltff/ falo Stampede.' This Zane Grey bor and world conquest. James tional Hang Gliding Competi­ 0 - Carrasoolendaa atrisl, pays another visit to the 0 - MOVIE: *Network' A fail­ 3D - MOVIE: 'Naked Maja' 1970 Muppets set out to find it. Story of the love affajr between Bela Lugosi, Dave O'Brien. (ID - Magilla Gorilla M arm aduka ( 0 > Baseball Preview western is set against a back­ Cagney, Sylvia Sidney. Wallace tion at Pico, Vermont' (60 min.) ing television network is taken 6:00 A.M. ( 0 - Jetaons 4077th. M -A-B-H . Monday. Charles Grodin, Diana Rigg, the famous Spanish painter, 1942 drop of buffalo hijackers, rom­ Ford. 1945 ( 0 - Wrestling 0 - Don Kiraohnar*a Rock over by a giant conglomerate (35) - Wimbledon Highlights d2) - All-Star SportaChallanga d D - MOVIE: 'Shootouf An ex­ C53 Kldaworld 9 9 - World Tomorrow June 28 on CBS. deals with the Jack Warden. Rated G. Goya, and the Duchess of Alba dD - Biography ance and suspense. (BO min.) Concert determined to make it a profita­ (ID - Best of Calliope Today's (331 - HBO T h u to r . W a lt Until gunman is torn between his ob­ (33 - Welt DIaney Th e Little ( 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar results of the everyday stress on 39 - Beat of USA Today’s pro­ Ava Gardner, Anthony Fran- session with revenge and his Shepherd Dog of Catalina.' A (2D - Nawa/Sporti/Weether 't® - Straight Talk (£D - Seaama Street ble enterprise. William Holden. (29) - That Girt stories are King Rollo and the Dark Three man terrorize a 5 D - To Be Announced 0 0 - NBC Magazine grams are to be announced. (2 cio sa 1959 responsibility for a six year-old man's dog falls overboard. (60 d D * I Dream of Jeannie the members ot the 4077th Faye Dunaway. Peter Finch. - Moneyline Bread,' 'Crack in the Sidewalk,' young blind woman alone in her 37) . Julia Child &. More 0 - Sha Na Na 9 : 1 5 A . M . I hrs.) (2D girl and a lonely widow. Gre­ min.) (2D ~ Austin City Ufnita CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 1976 32) - ESPN Sports Center Geronimo Jones,' 'Boomsville,' apartm ent. Company (2D - Pelioula: 'Un Fantaama (2D - News (22) - Laurel & Hardy gory Peck. 1971 S 3 - Davey/Goliath (28 - In Search of.... 3 9 - Best of USA Today s pro­ 'King Rollo and the Tree,' 'To (35) - Scholastic Sports Acad. 3 D @9 - Today'. FBI A female ( 0 - Boxao Daade Mexico Anda SualCo* 0 - Laurel & Hardy (29 ~ Larson Sunday Night 53) ' MOVIE: 'The Disappear­ See or Not To See,' 'Brown ($7) - Wall Street Week Louis 5:00 P.M. agent assigned to join Maggie 9 : 3 0 A .M . ( 0 - News/Sporta/Weather grams are to be announced (2 ^ D - Exchange 0 - MOVIE: 'Paradise Alle/ @7) - S la te W e're In ance' A vacation in a Wisconsin Wolf.' 'Tillie the Unhappy Hip­ (5Z) - Vic Braden's Tennis Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with (33 9 D ' Wide World of Sparta allows personal problems to af­ ( 0 - Sonny and Char 0 0 - CHIPS Jon meets his hrs ) forest leads Lassie on a series Three brothers look for a way S 3 - Comment 1 1 : 3 0 P .M . popotamus.' 'The Case of the 1 2 : 0 0 P . M . 8 weekly review of economic fect her performance. (R) (60 10:30 P.M. boyhood idol. (R) (60 min.) (2D ' special Report of exciting adventures Lassie. ® - Racing 1:15A.M . out of New York's Hell's Kitchen C&3 - Dialogue Elevator Duck' and 'The Mitt.' (3 and investment matters. min.) ® - Black News X - CBS New. Jon Provost. June Lockhart (3D - 30 Minutes d D - To ur Mag. for Women (33 - Evening et the Improv and find a foothold in a wres­ ® - Point of View (23) - Nova 2:45 A.M. hrs.) d D - Major League Baaeball: 0 3 - New York Report ( X - David Suaskind 1960 rS~) - A m erica's Top Ton 1:45 P.M. d D - To Be Announced tling arena. Sylvester Stallone, (29 - Marvin Hamlisch: They're dD - MOVIE: I Leva You Alice (2D - Lassie Cleveland at New York 1:30A.M . QD - Scholastic Sports Aoad. ( 0 - Major League Baseball: d D ( 0 - Indspendant Network Arniand Assente, Lee Canalito. Playing My Song (X l - Benny Hill Show B. Toklas' A disenchanted 5:45 A.M. (3D - Trollkina 2 D - Incredible Hulk Yankees ® - MOVIE: 'Charge of the 1978. Rated PG. ( 0 - Batman (2D -* Inside Business Milwaukee at Boston Nawa (29 - Country Galaxy Of Stars X - MOVIE; 'The Vatican middle-aged lawyer leaves his (3D - ABC Weekend Specials Light Brigade* Fictionalized tale ® 1982 Compulog (d) - News (2D - News/Sports/Weather (12) - NASL Soccer Vancouver 0 ) - What About Women ( 0 Day of Diacovary Affair* A professor, blinded late conventional life behind him (22) (3D - Smurfs The Contest Kid Strikes Again.' 2:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: XIpatiok' A high- of the most amezing real war ( 0 - Nova 'Locusts; War With­ 0 ~ Fantastico Animal Pro­ at Tampa Bay tn life, is haunted by the beauty and live it up with a beautiful 6:00 A.M. @ - MOVIE: 'J.D. and the Salt A boy who enters every contest fashion model is brutally raped adventures ever told. Olivia de 6:15A.M . 0 - MOVIE: 'Pardon Mon out End.' Locusts, one of man's (33 - GMligan's Island grama infantil acarca de al 9 3 - MOVIE: Qolng ApaF of the Vatican's collection of young tiippie. Peter Sellers. m - Pincelades Flat Kid' that comes along wins a flock of by her younger sister's music Havilland, David Niven, Nigal Affaire* The course of true love oldest enemies, are the subject (TD - Sonny and Cher Comedy mundo animal. Three orangutans complicate teacher. Margaux Hemingway, C53 - News never runs smooth and the for Nova's study of new tech­ jewels and relics so that he de­ Leigh Taylor-Young, Joyce Van (2D - Carrascolendas chickens. Starring Patrick Pe­ Bruce. 1936 (5D T Patterns for Living Hour the life of their guardian. Tony Anna Bancroft, Chris Sarandon. same goes for extra-marital niques of extermination (60 cides to make them his own. Patten 1976. Rated R terson and Alan Napier. (R) d D - Independent Network 6:30 A.M. (3 ) - Children's Gospel Hour 9:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. Danza, Jessica Walker, Danny 1976. love. Rated PG. 5 : 0 0 P .M . min.) [Closed Captioned] Walter Pidgeon, Ira Fursten- [Closed Captioned] d D - Coronation Street Devito. 1981. Rated PG. News ® - Agronsky and Company ( 0 - Cita con Colombina 1:45 P.M. 3:00 A.M. - Barbepapa (33 - Major League Baseball; 0 ) - Numero Uno 'Peter Snell.' berg, Klaus Kinski. 1970 3D (33 - Apple Polishers (33 - S o ccer (2D - MOVIE: 'King Kong' Kong, 10:45 P.M. ( ® - Mission Impossible 8:30 P.M. X - MOVIE: The Last of the New York Mats at Philadelphia d D - PBA Professional 93) - MOVIE; Th . H ..ra.‘ An ( ® - Time for Timothy Peter Snell, three time Olympic 11:15A.M . (29 - Musicate. (® - Evening at the Improv (35) - MOVIE; 'T-Men' The Trea- (3D - Big Blue Marble (TD - World Championship taken to New York as an attrac­ Bowling: Kessler Open From (SZ) - NIghtalk old Packard barrels down de­ ® - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Drew (® ® ) - One Day At A Time Ski Bums' Three ski bums per­ surey Department cracks down tion. becomes enraged when he dD - Star Trek d D - Christopher Close-Up ' gold medalist and world record 2:00 P.M. 3D ' Streets of San Francisco (3D - MOVIE: 'This Time Tenn is San Jose, Callfomie serted roads and pays midnight C5) ( ® - Program JIP 3 D - MOVIE: 'Good Times’ The Conclusion. Barbara is still fum­ form on the resort slopes of on a very clever ring of counter­ senses that the woman he loves d3) - Two in the Box Shields 11:00 P.M. d2) - ESPN's Sportswoman holder is profiled. (30 min.) (S3 ^ 8 -> Major League many countries. Ron Funk, Mike Forever' An American student, (32) - Michelob Internationel calls to a schoolteacher's re­ husband of a singing team ing over a disastrous first date. (28 - Karate feiters Dennis O'Keefe, June is being mistreated. Charles and Yarnell combine comedy, 0 - Oollyl (X) (3D CSD (® 99) - N.W. 0 - MOVIE: Th a Survlvoi^ A 0 - New Jersey Hispano 11:30 A.M. Baaeball: Milwaukee at Boston Zuettel, Ed Ricks 1969 playing hockey in Montreal. Gold Cup Polo; Final mote country house. Trish Van wants to make a movie but his (R) (2D - Inside Business Lockhart. Wallace Ford. 1947 Grodin, Jessica Lange, Jeff dance and original mime per­ (2D - News/Sports/Weathsr pilot is haunted by the eerie C5) - Face tha Nation falls in love with a French- GE) - MOVIE: Th . Chapman Devere, Joseph Cotten. Rated ( 0 - Celebrate 3D - Major League Baaeball: wife doesn't go for the idea. 0 Kingdom (2D - Nows Wrapup (3D - English Channel Today's Bridges. 1976. (Closed Cap­ formances. crash of his plane. Robert Pow­ - wild (22) - Entertainment This Week (25) - Or. Snuggles Canadian artist. Eddie Albert. (22) (0 - A Shaun Cassidy Report* A famous psychologist PG. (28 ' Three Stooges C53 - This Week with David Cleveland at New York Sonny and Cher. George San­ programs are 'Stages' and Div­ tioned) ell, Jenny Agutter. Joseph Cot­ (29 - Siampre en Domingo Raul (23) - MOVIE: 'Paradise Alley' 3:30 A.M. , - N ew s Cloris Leachman. Vincent Van d D - Better Homes and Special Shaun is joined by Loni and staff conduct a scientific Brinkley Yankaea ders, Norman Alden. 1967 (2D ersion.' (2 hrs.) ton. 1981. 3 8 * Insight Velasco es el anfitrion de este Three brothers look for a way Patten Rated PG. (2D - People Now Gardens Anderson. Jack Albertson and sex survey on a group of 'typi­ (2D * Beat of Frod Saxon 0 > Horaashow Jumping; 32) - 1982 World Lacrosse (22) - Rock Concert G D “ Rex Humbard 0 - 'Youl' Mag. for Women programa de entretenimiento out of New York's Hell's Kitchen d9) - MOVIE: Blondie Hit. th. (2 D - M O V IE: T a rz a n 's Greatest (23) - Rugby: U. S. vs. England ( 0 - Hogan's Heroes the Crystals as he takes a humo­ cal' American suburban wives. (2D - Press Box 1 0 : 0 0 A .M . Uppervilla Jumper Classic from Championship from Baltimore, ( 0 - Twilight Zone 0 - MOVIE: 'Pardon My 0 - MOVIE: Th e Great Race* internacional producido en and find a foothold in a wres­ 6:30 A.M. Jackpof Dagwood is fired Adventure' Tarzan rescues a rous look at his life on the road. Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Shelley MD (57) - P resente (27) - Say It With Sign 0 - ABC News 0 - Twilight Zone S 3 - Sunday Morning Sarong' Abbott and Costello Virginia A storybook hero and a villain Mexico, en el cual se presentan tling arena Sylvester Stallone. again so he goes to work as a female pilot who has crashed in (60 min.) Winters, Jane Fonda. 1962. 3 9 - HBO Sneak Preview Host (33 - Best of Barrio - Ring Around the World S 3 - Wondar Woman thwart jewel thieves. Abbott 3 8 - Coronation Street who futilely tries to best him. los mas populares artistas de la Armand Assante, Lee Canalito. laborer for a rival contractor. the jungle, and captures a gang 2:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. (23) - MOVIE: T h . Vagabond Leonard Hams takes a look at (33 - Paul Hogan 2:00 A.M. and Costello. Virginia Bruce, are rivals in an auto race that farandula hispana asi como in- 1970. Rated PG (33 - Insight Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, that robbed a settlement of ex­ Lover* Story of a crooner's 0 - MOVIE: Th e Lata Shov/ A S 3 -* My Three Sons 0 - Sunday at the King’s upcoming movies, sports and plosives. Gordon Scott. An­ (33 - Gat Smart (5) (33 - News d D - Odd Couple d D - MOVIE: 'For Love or . Ink Spots. 1942 spans three continents. Jack vitados especiales de todo el (33 “ Davey/Goliath Jerome Cowan. 1950 loves, hopes and dreams. Rudy lady coaxes a crusty private eye ( ® - Sunday Mass House (28 - Christian Children's Fund sp e cials. thony Quayle, Sara Shane. ( 0 - MOVIE; 'High Country' An (33 - Starsky and Hutch d 2 ) - ESPN Sporta Center Money* A wealthy widow hires out of retirement to find her cat 39 - ESPN's Sportswoman Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie mundo. (3D - Sport Billy (2D - Money Week Vallee, Marie Dressier, Sally an attorney to act as a match­ (2D - People Now (29 - Council of Rabbis 0 - MOVIE: Cherry Hill High' 1959 escaped convict and a woman d D - MOVIE: Hog Wild Motor­ and together they unravel 3 D - Dr. Snuggles 0 - MOVIE: ‘Hard Boiled Wood. 1965 Blane. 1929 d D - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ maker for her three daughters. ( 0 (28 * All-England Tennis 9:00 P.M. (0 - MOVIE: 'The Farmer's When school is out, love is in. 32) - International Racquetball d3) - MOVIE: 'Rock For running away from the label cycle hoodlums take on clean- blackmail, mystery and murder. 32) - ESPN SporU Center Mahone/ The Bowery Boys 0 - Newa/Sports/Weather (2D - Sports Week (39 - MOVIE; 'Raging Bull' A grams are Take-Off,' 'The Kirk Douglas, Mitzi Gaynor, Gig Championahip From Wimble­ Daughter* Fiery Swedish ser­ Linda Mclnerney, Nina Carson, 33) - MOVIE: Continental Kam puchea' 'handicapped' join forces for a cut high school kids in a Lily Tomlin, Art Carney, Bill turn detectives to find a missing ® ) (® - Alice Mel is de­ sweet and tender romance. Tim­ former boxing champ finds him­ Maze,' 'Discovery of the Week,' Young. 1963. 0 - MOVIE: 'Far from the don NBC Sports covers the (23) - Matters of Life & Death pressed when he realizes he vant girl makes a fight for a Lynn Hastings 1978 Divide’ A political reporter is (25) - Burbujas Programa infan- (22) - Baseball Bunch motorcycle race. Michael Macy. 1977. girl. 1947. othy Bottoms, Linda Puri. Rated self unable to keep his anger 'Seaside Women,' 'Video Artist, Madding Crowd* A young early rounds at Wimbledon. 0 - El Show de R. Barrel Congressional seat against a sent into the wild country to in­ til producido en Mexico. Biehn. Tony Rosato. Rated PG d 2 ) - All-Star SportaChallanga has no heir. (R) 4:00 A.M. (2D - Moneymakers and violence contained in the ’ 'Live From the Lone Star Cafe,' ( 0 - Davey/Goliath woman toys with the affections ■(0 - Special Report wealthy young congressman, terview an ornithologist with PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'Paradise Alley' (57) - Say Brother (® - They Cry Alone (2D - Mr. Moon's Magic Circus (25) - Peiicula: 'Corazon Salvaja' d D - Time-Out Theater Today's 'Rainbow' and 'New Wave (2D - Sports of three men. Julie Christie, 39 - MOVIE: Dog Day whom he falls in love. John Be- ring. Robert DeNiro, Cathy Mor- 6:45 A.M. ( 0 - To Be Announced Three brothers look for a way her boss and the man she loves. 0 - MOVIE; 'J.D. and the Sett program is 'In These Skies.' (30 Theatre.' (4 hrs.) 0 - Kojak Terrence Stamp, Rater Finch. ® ® - MOVIE: 'Golden Afternoon' A frantic and befud­ lushi, Blair Brown 1981. Rated (57) - Sesame Street (2D - Prince and the Pauper iarty. Joe Pesci. 1980. out of New York's Hell's Kitchen 5 : 3 0 P .M . Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten, Flat Kid' min.) (iD - Davey/Goliath 1967. Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: *The Music Man' Rendezvous' A ship laden with dled bankrobber plans a Brook­ PG d D ' Festival of Faith 0 - MOVIE: 'Grand Illusion' and find a foothold in a wres­ 3 D * HBO Sneak Preview Host Ethel Barrymore. 1947 9:30 A.M. (22) - MOVIE: 'Chu Chu and tha (57) - Checking It Out A fast-talking traveling sales­ gold and its innocent passen­ lyn bank heist that goes awry d D - Festival of Faith 0 9 - MOVIE: T h a Gamas' Men World War I German captors 0 ) - Sacred Heart 9 9 - MOVIE; 'Kino ot th. Turf tling arena. Sylvester Stallone, Leonard Harris takes a look at (25) - Big Blue Marble Philly Flash' A street entertainer (29) - MOVIE: Chlldran man organizes a boys’ band gers are the object of highjack­ Al Pacino. Chris Sarandon. (D (33 - Bugs Bunny Road from different parts of the world Shouldn't Play With Dead are bound together by a dying A horseman is befriended by a Armand Assante, Lee Canalito. upcoming movies, sports and 11:45 P.M. and an ex-baseball star plan to 3:00 P.M. (2D - Kung Fu compete for an Olympic Gold 7:00A.M . even though he can’t tell one ers armed with a nuclear John Cazale 1976 Rated R (2D - W eek in R eview Runner Show 'hiinga' An acting company code of chivalry. Jean Gabln, small boy who turns out to be note from another. Robert Pres­ 1976. Rated PG. specials. X - MOVIE: 'The Heart Is a confiscate a briefcase full of se­ (33 - Big Valley 0 - Week in Review Medal for the marathon. Mi­ ® - Christopher Close-Up his own son. Adolphe Menjou, weapon. Richard Harris. David O ) - MOVIE: A Fistful of (33 - MOVIE: 'Night Creatures' cret government documents. goes to a burial island to shoot Eric Von Stroheim, Pierre Fres- ton, Shirley Jones, Buddy Hack- Lonely Hunter* Love, loyalty and 0 - Style ® - MOVIE: 'The Millionaire' chael Crawford, Ryan O'Neal, Roger Daniel, Dolores Costello. 51) - Great Railway Journeys ( 0 - Better Homes and Janssen. 1977 Dynamite' A couple of mis­ An 18th Century-British Navy Carol Burnett, Alan Arkin, Ruth (2D - Sneak Previews This a movie and find strange crea­ nay. 1932. ( ® 0 ) - Kenneth Copeland en. 1962. faded dreams are the elements Three peoples' lives are drasti­ Stanley Baker. ‘1970. 0 - Peiicula: 'Internado Para Gardens ® - It la Written 4:30 A.M. matched bandits, a dynamite captain and a band of sailors in­ Buzzi. 1981 week's movies include 'Annie,' tures there which the 'director' 33) - MOVIE; 'B urch and (*53 - Ken Copeland 1939. in this film about two deaf cally changed when they are (25) - Enfoque Senorltaa' 0 - MOVIE: 'Pardon Mon tossing Irish revolutionary and vestigate a tip on wholesale 'Author,' and 'Firefox.' (57) - Sneak Previews This decides to use In his film. Alan Destroy* An embittered South (29 - MOVIE: 'Abbott and - Lawrence Walk mutes, an insecure white girl (39 - Sports Probe (2D - Wild, Wild West ( ® - This la the Life Affaire' The course of true love 3D a rowdy Mexican thief team up smuggling. Peter Cushing. suddenly given one million dol­ ( 0 - Voces y Carol Programa week's movies include 'Annie,' Ormsby, ' Valeria Mamches, Vietnamese stalks four veter­ Coktallo M—t tha InvI.lbl. (28 - News Makers 3 8 - StreaU of San Franeiaco and the divisions in the family (2D - Best of Fred Saxon - Candlepin Bowling lars each. Martin Balsam. Ed­ 'Author.' and 'Firefox.' ® - Church Growth InterntI never runs smooth and the 3 9 - AM Service Revelation of a black doctor Alan Arkin, to rob banks James Coburn. Yvonne Romain, Patrick Alien, (3D de vareidad musical. Jane Daly. 1969 ans in America. Don Stroud, Man’ Bud and Lou, private de­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Stevie' An 37) - Danger UXB From (23) - MOVIE: The Inheritance' ward Albert, Pat Crowley. same goes for extra-marital (28 - Jacques Cousteau Sondra Lock. Cicely Tyson Rod Steiger 1972 Rated PG Oliver Reed. 1962. (57) - Open Door (2D ~ SporU Tisa Farrow, George Kennedy.^ d D - Dr. Robert Schuler tectives. try to prove their now English poet, Stevie Smith, fo­ Masterpiece Theatre 'The Quiet A woman seduces her father-in- 1978. 0 - MOVIE: 'Zorro The Gay 8:30 P.M. love. Rated PG. 1968 - Consultatk^ invisible client a fighter, is In­ cuses her verses on the beauty Weekend.' After returning (2D - Newsmaker Sunday law to become heiress to his for­ (25) (53 @D - Laverne & Shirley 1 2 : 3 0 P . M . Blade* A comic spoof of the le­ ( 0 - PopI Goes the Country (22) - Newecenter 2:30 A.M. 0 - ESPN Sports Center 0 - Tony Brown's Journal ® - MOVIE: 'Godzilla'. nocent of his manager's mur­ of British life. Glenda Jackson, home from a quiet weekend 0 0 - NBC Movie Double 3 5 - MOVIE: Brubaker' An tune. Dominique Sanda, (33 - Davey/Goliath gendary Zorro. George Hamil­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Rook For ( 0 - Paulist Insight der. Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. The Other Battle.’ Tony Brown 6:45 A.M. (53 - Kidsworld Revenge' When all the mons­ ton, Lauren Hutton, Brenda (57) - Last Chance Garage d 2 ) -* ESPN Sporta Center Mona Washborne. Trevor Ho­ with Brian, Susan is suprised to Feature 'Three Eyes' and Texas idealistic warden is determined Anthony Quinn Rated R ters attack-who will be the vic­ Kampuchea' Arthur Franz, Nancy Guild, looks at black participation in (33 - New Day (3D - Herald of Truth (33 - Portrait of a Legend Vacarro, 1981. 0 - Real Ploturea 0 - Week in Review ward. 1962. find an unexpected visitor. (60 Rangers ' Three Eyes ' Three to instill dignity and hope to the tor? All star Toho cast. (2D “ In Performance Adeie Jergans, Sheldon Leon­ min.) [Closed Captioned] the armed forces during two private eyes are hired to locate brutal prison system. Robert (2D - Special Report (33 - Tom end Jerry ( 0 - Jeffersons ( 0 - Jimmy Swaggart 9 9 - This W M k With David 7:00 A.M. 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Wooden Horse' 9:00 P.M. 3:00 A.M. ard. William Frawley. ** 1951. world wars, the Korean war and a woman's husband. Texas Redford, Jane Alexander (22) S D - Kid Super P o w er Hour 5 D - NIghtoons Brinkley the war In Vietnam (30 min ) CD - Captain Bob (53 - Get Smart British prisoners-of-war tunnel (57) - World Cup '82 Soccer ® - MOVIE; 'Duellists' A ® - MOVIE: *The Runaround* 59) ” Jim Bakker ( 0 - Nawamakar Sunday 2:30 P.M. Rangers ' Two Texas Rangers 1980, Rated R. with Shazam Tournament young Napoleonic hussar is vic­ 11:30 P.M. 12:00 P.M. ® ) - Westchester Golf Classic (33 - World Tomorrow (33 - Maude beneath a wooden gym horse to Two detectives vie to bring an ^ 9 )' Morningtown ( 0 (29 -* Spaco Shuttle (ST) - Tony Brown's Journal use modern technology to 12:00 A.M. Two reunite (2D * It's Your Business escape a Nazi prison camp. Leo timized by the savage whim of a heiress back from San Fran­ Today's program features final- - Newsmakers 6:30 P.M. ® - Hawaii FIveO :Miaalon Four Launch Live cov­ C23 - Face the State catch three escaped convicts. (33 - Six Million Dollar Man (2D Glenn, Anthony SteeL 1950 fellow officer, obsessed with cisco to her father. Elia Raines, 7:30 A.M. round coverage of this PGA 6 : 0 0 P .M . X - T h is W ee k In 10:00 A.M. (33 - Benny Hill Show erage of the Space Shuttle ( ® - Truman Taylor (2 hrs.) (33 - Nows (22) - This Week in Baseball ® ® - CBS News duelling. Keith Carradine, Rod Cameron, Broderick Craw­ (5 ) - My Neighbor's Religion Tour golf event (2 hrs.) ® ) (® (20) - News Entertainment in CBS film (33 @D - Richie Rich/Scooby & (2D - News/Sports/Weather launch from Cape Kennedy is (29 (§7) - Masterpiece Theatre - MOVIE: 'Jazz Singed A Harvey Keitel, Albert Finney. ® - MOVIE: The Man Who ford. 1946. ( ® - Dr. Robert Schuler 32) - ESPN's SportaTalk (3D - Josie and the Pussycats Scrappy Doo Show (22) - Resumen World Cup C13 - News ( ® - Insight presented. (90 min.) ® - MOVIE: 'Not With My ® - MOVIE: 'The Lives Of 'Flickers.' Amie s hopes of mak­ New York cantor sings his way (25) 1978. Could Cheat Death* Man 104, 0 - 1973 British Open Golf Wife, You Don't* Ah Air Force Special: The 1982 NBA Draft HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - (52) - ESPN Sports Center So ccer dD - Dance Fever j 0 - MOVIE: 'Going ApdT f53 - Viewpoint on Nutrition ( 0 - World Cup Soccer West Jenny Dolan' A newspaper re­ ing a movie nearly run out along (33 - Dr. Who from synagogue to stardom, (® 9 9 - Love Boat The Cap­ who stay* young through spe­ Three orangutans compiieaia HighlighU major discovers that an old porter tries to uncover a conspi­ with his money and his star, but Robert Mitchum and Angie 0 0 - NBC News cial gland operatlone, renawe Oermeny va. Austrle - Best of Take Three 35) - No Programs (TD - Old Time Gospel straining family relations along (57) - Nova 'Field Guide to Ro­ tain has hie portraK painted,, a tbo Ilfo of their guerdlan. Tony' dp) - Calliope Children's 0 - English Channel Today’s buddy is becoming too friendly racy surrounding the assassins- a glimmer of hope keeps him on Dickinson, wlio starred in the way. Neil Diamond, Laur­ ger Tory Peterson.' This epi­ (2D - Six-Gun Heroes man keeps bugging a woman old romance. Anton Diffring, Programs Today’s stories are (25) - Mlaa T ^ Domlneo with his neglected wife. Tony @ - Solid Gold (25) - Heckle and Jeckle (T2) - ESPN Sports Center Danza, Jessica Walker, Danny, programs are 'The Search for tipn of a governor. Shirley the job. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ ence Olivier, Lucie Arnaz. Rated sode profiles birdwatcher on the cruise and a newly mar­ Christopher Lae. 1969. King Rollo & the Breakfast' Curtis, Virna Liti, George C. S I) - Tha Athletes "Young. Billy Young" for - Ring Around the World OD - Bob Newhart Devito. 1961. Rated PG. . . 0 - MOVIE: 'Home Movies' A Solutions,* 'City Lights: Sever- Jones, Stephen Boyd, David He- tioned] (25) (2D - Art of Cooking PG. Roger Tory Peterson (60 min.) ried couple has problems whan ( ® - Racing Model Railroading. Unlimited,* student Is assigned a movie pro­ Scott. 1966 United Artists in 1969, will (2D - News Wrapup lee McKinsey* and The Na­ dtson, 1975. (53) - MOVIE; 'Stripes' A recruit ® - MOVIE: 'Going Apel' [Closed Captioned] d D - To Be Announced a man from the groom's past ap­ The Orphans,' 'Lilli-Put-Put: 12:30 A.M. (25) - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones (23) llT) - Victory (Cardan d D - Odd Couple ject that turns Into a wacky fa­ tional Gallery: The Road to has his own ideas as to how the be reunited in ‘So Little Three orangutans complicate pears. Guest starring Lee Meri­ ( 0 - Qqntmoka The Apple Worm,' 'Dance on a mily expose. Nancy Allan. Kirk 3:00 P.M. X - CBS News X - MOVIE: The Young in Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes 7:00 P.M. Modern Art.' (2 hrs.) 'New Army' should work. Bill the life of their guardian. Tony (2D - Baseball Bunch 3:30 P.M. wether, Arlene Golonka and d D - HBO Theater Walt Until May Day' and 'The Flashettes.' Douglas. Mary Davanport. ( X 99 - ABC SportaBut X - MOVIE; 'Lov. of Heart* A ne'er-do-well family of Cause for Caroline ’ for Guerrero y Juan Dosal presen- (53 - Agronsky and Company 3:30 A.M. ( 0 - SporU Week Murray. Harold Ramis, Warren Danza. Jessica Walker. Danny tan este programa de asuntos Henry Jones. (R) (60 min.) Dark Three men terrorize a U.hrs.) Salammbo* card sharps charms an old lady Lorimar and CBS-TV. 1 : 0 0 P . M . (53 - Westchester Golf Classic 1979. (39 - Gotta Danco. Gotta Sing Oates. 1961. Devito. 1981. publicos presentando noticias y (33 - Welcome Back Kotter [Closed Captioned] young blind woman alone in her d 2 ) - Miohelob International 0 - Twilight Zone and moves in • but she reforms C5D - W a're M ovin' (3 3 @D - Pro Bo w ler's Tour To- ( 0 - World Tomorrow 3 9 - Rax Humbard This dooumentery feature, per- (39 - MOVIE: 'On th . Right - Viewpoint on Nutrition variada informacion. apartment Gold Cup Polo: Final (25) - Hoy Mismo Anfritiones them Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Mitchum, a veteran of (25) day's show features the ( ® ( ® ( 0 - Muppet Show d D - AM Service Revelation ( 0 - Rex Humberd formances from favorite musi­ Track' A ten-year-old orphan's 9:30P.M . (33 - Sha Na Na (ST) - Eleotrio Company Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Paulette Goddard. Janet Gay­ (55) - Morningtown (3D - MOVIE: 'Continental 9 1 10,000 Showboat PBA Dou­ d D - Solid Gold (2D - Press Box 3:46 A.M. 1 cals past snd present amazing abilities to pick win­ (® (® - Jeffersons George more than 60 movies, will ( 0 - Naahvllla on tha Road ( 0 - Heritage Corner Guerrero y Juan Dosal presen- nor. 1938 Divide’ A political reporter is (33 - Kwicky Koala bles Classic from Las Vegas. (2 0 - MOVIE: 'Quadrophenia' A 1 0 : 3 0 A .M . 0 - MOVIE: The Man ners at the race track attracts wants a snappy jingle to in­ be making his debut in a 7:15A.M . dD - ESPN Sports Center (2D - Nawsmakara 0 0 • Saturday Night Live tan asta programa da asuntos attention from numerous city of­ (TD - Rookies sent into the wild country to in­ (33 - Make It Real hrs., 3 0 min.) Host Blythe Danner la joined by young man must decide 8:00 A.M. ® - T V Mata Upataira' Brooding over the crease his business. (R) TV movie with old co-star (33 - Calendar terview an ornithologist with d D - Sports Probe (22) ( 0 - Barbara Mandrall and publicos presentando noticias y death of a fellow scientist a ficials. Gary Coleman, Maureen 39 Women's Gymnastics: (33 - MOVIE: 'Mississippi 02) - 1972 Briti.h Op«n Golf Rickie Lae Jonas. (R) (90 min.) whether to become a member (53 " Barrio ( ® KMa Are People Too To­ variada informacion. (® - World Tomorrow whom he falls in love. John Be- 0 - Sha Na Na tha Mandrall Siatara of normal society or a youth; men becomes mentally ill and Stapleton, Norman Fell. 1961. USAIGC Quarter-Finals Dickinson who has become 7:30 A.M. Gambler' A riverboat gambler Highlights 0 - Phil Silvers ( ® - Jimmy Swaggart day's guests are Danielle Brise- * Michelob International lushi, Blair Brown. 1981. gang. Phil Dsniala, Michael El- 3 8 - lt*a Your Buaineaa dangerous in his apartment of a Rated PG. 32) a television veteran of decides to build an honest cas­ (2D - Sports Saturday 0 - MOVIE; 'Jazz Singer' A bois, Doug Sheehan, and Stan Gold Cup Polo: Final (22) - Laurel & Hardy CD - Gigglesnort Hotel 93) - MpVIE: 'Black Marble' A New York cantor sings his way 0 - MOVIE: *Paradlne Caae* phick, Leslie Ash. Rated R. ( ® - Confluence decaying Victorian mansion^ 3 8 ‘ Calliope Children's (2D * Ask the Manager ino. Tyrone Power, Julie 0 - MOVIE: 'Morgen' A schi­ Kann. (R) (60 min.) (39 - MOVIE; 'Story of Will several series and TV (33 - Encore News hard-dririking L.A. detective is from synagogue to stardom, An attorney falls in love with a ( ® - Celebration/Eucharist Bernard Lee. Richard Attenbor­ Programs Today's stories are 10:00 P.M. (29 - Listen (5?) - Sneak Previews This, Adams, Ron Randell. 1953 zophrenic artist refuses to re­ Rogara' Will Rogers rises to saddled with a new female part­ straining family relations along woman accused of murdering 4 :0 0 A.M. C93 - That's The Spirit ough, Donald Houston. 1969 'King Rollo & the Bread,' 'Crack movies. (33 - Hot Fudge week's movies include 'Annie,' - Hostess Classics cognize his wife's divorce and (53 - Nine on New Jersey fame and influences others. (® (® - Trapper John. M.D. 12:45 A.M. (ID ner that ha can't trust. Robert tha way. Neil Diamond, Laur­ her husband. Gregory Peck, 3 D - Tom & Jerry in the Sidewalk,' Geronimo - Make Peace With Nature 'Author.' and 'Firefox' Foxworth. Paula Prentiss. Rated interferes with her love affair. (O) - Hu.1 Will Rogers Jr., Jane Wyman. ( 0 . MOVIE: 'Gentleman Jim' Gloria Ripples' Brancusi s job 0 } - Faith for Today The two-hour murder (33 (22) - Twilight Zone ence Olivier, Lucie Arnaz. Rated Ann Todd, Ethel Barrymore. 0 - Fred Price Jones' and 'Boonsville.' (60 PG Vanessa Redgrave. David War­ (23) - But of T .k . Thru (29 - Aetualldad Semanal Anfi- James Gleason. 1952. Story of James J. Corbett. Errol is at stake. (R) (60 min.) (3D - Cartoons 10:30 A.M. - Quilting PG. 1948. (T2) - NASL Soccer Vancouver Flynn, Alexis Smith, Jack Car- min.) 1:00 A.M. mystery also features Mel (23) ner, Robert Stephens. 1966. i S ) - N .w u «n tw trion George Volsky presents 37) - Soccer Made in Germany ( ® - N ow s (25) - Mighty Mouse dS) - MOVIE: Robin Hood of ® - Style at Tampa Bay aste programa producido en son. 1942 3 8 - Festival of Faith ( ® - N ew s Ferrer who will produce (2D - This Week in Baseball (2D - Peiicula: 'La Duquese de (2D - Manuel y Maurlclo 12:00 A.M. M onterrey' (33) - MOVIE: 'Raglna BulT A 0 - MOVIE: T h e Graat Miami en al cual se discuten ta­ 12:30 P.M. (® - Jimmy Swaggart (2D - Sports Review (3D - Superman 4:00 P.M. Bonameji' (SZ) - MOVIE: Touch of Evir A (3D - Tlii. WMk in former boxing champ nnds hifn- (2D - News/Sporta/Weather 0 - Press Box 0 - National Collegiate Rodeo " S o Little Cause lor (2D - Style Mexican police official is Entertainment Muppet Caper* One of the mes racientas de major intares. X - MOVIE: That'. My Bo/ 3D - Independent Network (22) - Battle of the Planets (57) - Lawmakers dD - MOVIE: 'Bhowanl ( 0 - Paul Hogan self unable to keep his anger ( 0 ‘ Namibia: Behind the Lines (22) - Nawscenter (2D ~ News/Sports/'Weether Caroline." Others in the stopped at the border and world's rarest jewels, tha Base­ 9 9 - MOVIE; 'U td. QlanY A The anemic, shy son of a former N ew s - Great Space Coaster (2D (5D - Spiderman & His Junction' An Anglo-Indian (33 - Championohip Wrestling and violence contained in the (57) - MOVIE: Touch of Evir A (28 - Paper Chase cast are Howard (25) 0 - Fish framed for murder while on his ball Diamond, is stolen and the country bumpkin moves to Los All-American and Olympic - MOVIE: 'Stripes' A recruit (25) - Despedida Friends woman searches for her proper ring. Robert DeNiro, Cathy Mor<^ Mexican police official is 39 (25) - From the Editor's Desk 1 : 3 0 P . M . honeymoon. Orton Wallas, Ja­ d D - International Knockout Muppets set out to find it Angelas and begins a riotous swimming champ becomes the (2 5 ) - Emfaejadores de la Musica has his own ideas as to how the 2 8 - Risk/Marrlage Hesseman, Jose Perez, d3) - MOVIE: 'Grand llluaion' place in modern-day post- (57) - Superstar Profile iarty, Joe Pasci. 1980. stopped at the border and net Leigh, Charlton Heston. Karate Championahip Charles Grodin, Diana Rigg, oaraar as a vacuum cleaner strangest and funniest football Programa musical presentando 'New Army' should work. Bill John Harkins and Asher 35) Superm an World War I German captors (53 - MOVIE; 'Bhowanl revolutionary India. Ava Gard­ framed for murder while on his 0 - MOVIE; Bare Touch of 7:30 P.M. 1958. d D - NASL Soooer Vanoouver 4:30A .M . Jack Warden. Rated G. salesman. Abbott and Costello, hero around. Dean Martin, Jerry la musica y el folklore de Col­ Murray, Harold Ramis, Warren are bound together by a dying Junction' An Anglo-Indian ner, Stewart Granger. 1956 honeymoon. Orson Welles, Ja­ M agic' Brauner. 8:00 A.M. at Tampa Bay ( 0 - Star Trek Cartoon Brands Joyce, Elens Verdugo. Lewis, Polly Bergen, Eddie May- ombia. Oates. 1981. Rated R. code of chivalry. Jean Cabin, woman searches for her proper (2D ~ Best of Take Three ( ® - Vietnam d D - Abbott and Costello net Leigh, Charlton Heston. - Popeye/Olive 1946 ahoff. 1951 1:15A.M . (D (33 Eric Von Stroheim, Pierre Fres- place in modern-day post- (33 - All In the Family 9:30 P.M. 0 - Freeman Reports 0 1- MOVIE: Hog Wild Motor­ (2D - News/Sporta/Weathar 1958. (39 - MOVIE; Tha Lata Show- A 39 - NBA Rookie of the Year Comedy Show revolutionary India. Ava Gard­ (23) - Reinbov/s End ® • MOVIE: 'Don't Give Up tha lady coaxes a crusty private eye nay. 1932. 93) - MOVIE: 'Contlnonul (25) . Raauman World Cup cycle hoodlums taka on clean- ( 0 - Robert Schuller 9 9 - Kid* At. P w p l. Too - Children on the Run ® - ABC News ner, Stewart Granger. 1956 @ - MOVIE: 'Darby O' Gill ft ® - She Na Na Ship' A bridegroom is called to 3:30 P.M. out of retirement to find her cat (28 (D - Car Care Central Socoar cut high aohool kids in a (SZ) - M .tiiw . at th . Bijou 'Littl. (H - MOVIE: 'High Society' A Little People' An Irish story­ d D ~ Consumer Reports 'The Divide* A political reporter is 0 - MOVIE: 'Wrong Arm of Washington to explain what ha and together they unravel (2D -* Newa/Sporta/Weather 1:30 A.M. (D 35) ' Super Friends reporter and photographer for a (33 - Brady Bunch sent into tha wild country to in­ motorcycle race. MichakY Tough Guy.* Whan a slum ® 0 - American Sportsman teller matches wits with the Not-For-Kids-Only Show' This 0 - MOVIE: *8tay A s You Are* the Law* The syndicate gats to­ did with a destroyer escort blackmail, mystery and murder. (23) - MOVIE: 'Saparate Ways' !® - Calendar fashion magazine cover a wed­ - Major League Baseball: terview an ornithologist with Biehn, Tony Rosato. Rated PG. youth's father is convicted of 0 - Beat of Fred Saxon (33 - Christopher Close-Up (33 king of the leprechauns. Sean show features topics of special Maatrolanni falls hopalasaly in gether with the police for their missing since World War II. Lily Tomlin, Art Carney, Bill A married woman strikes out on ding in Philadelphia, and their Milwaukee at Boston whom ha falls in love. John Be- love with savantaan-yaar-old 0 - It Takes a Thief mutual protection. Peter Sell­ murder, thb embittered boy Jerry Lewis. Dina Merrill, TD - Independent Natwork (3D - Tom & Je rry Connery. Albert Sharpe. Janet interest to anyone concerned 0 - Amarloan Dance Machine Macy. 1977. , her ow n to search for a new w ay N ew s presence causes the bride to ® - MOVIE: 'Fire Chasers' An lushi, Blair Brown. 1981. Rated KInsky, who just might be his ers, Bernard Jeffries. Nanette joins a gang of juvenile law­ Mickey Shaughnassy. 1959 SHOWCASE Munro. 1959. about spending money wisely. breakers. (90 min.) 9 9 - ABC Naws of life. Karen Black, Tony LoB- (32) - Professional Rodeo from think twice about the marriage. insurance investigator sets out PG. daughter from a previous affair. Newman. 1963. T2)- 1982 Ektelon Racquetball Mesquite, TX ($7) * Antiques d D - Sports Look (S3 - Oufftoor Ufa ianco. Rated R. Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly, Bing to find an arsonist who is terror­ ( 0 - Backataga/Qrand Old 1979. (5Z) - World Cup '82 Socesr Championship Focus/Food { (ST) - Sesame Street 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . 4 :00 P.M. (29-Flam barda 'TheCold Light CINEMAS (35) - Scholastic Sports Acad. Crosby. 1956. izing London. Chad Everett, An- 4:30 P.M. (2D - America's Top Ten Opry ® - 8 o o c # r Tournament BMttUBS M iH ( 0 - World Cup Tannla 0 - C l u b P T L G D (X ) ' Spaoo Shuttle Live C® - OrMteat Sporta Legends Of Day.' William begins work as 2D - Real Pictures janette Comer, Keith Barron. - Multimedia Special 0 ) - Inalde Buaineaa SLsTBCTaraHBoe (25) - Little Rascals (§7) - Last Chance Oarage (23 (33 ~ CBS Sports Saturday (22) (23) ~ Mark RuuaH Conwdy Menus, recipes and sho|>- coverage of the Space Shuttle 6 : 3 0 P .M . an airplane mechanic while 0 - MOVIE; The Sensuous ______HWwOMf 1970 12:15A .M . * 0 ) - Oral Roberta and You 0 0 - Meet the Press 32) - 1982 World Lacrosse (2D - News/Sports/Weather 11:00 A.M. Today's program features a 16- (2D - Once Upon A Classic Spec. This live performance ping tips are featured in Launch from Cape Kennedy is Championship from Battimora. ® - CBS Naws Christina starts her first job as a Nurse' A registered nurse is (TD .. World of Survival round W BC Super Lightweight 'Laatherstocking Talas.’ The from the State University of (S ) - MOVIE: T h . Vl.ftor' A d .- >0} > MOVIE: 'Invadara from presented. lired to take care of an aging - Flintstones Comedy The hfanchester Herald's ( 0 - Once Upon A Claaaio MD waitress. (60 min.) (22) (25) (33 - Soul Train Championship bout between Hurons attack the fort and New York features Mark and his vilish creature attempts to be­ ^hf Deep' Captain Troy Tem­ I ® - News :ount. Ursula Andress. Jack Show (T2) - 1 9 8 2 Senior W om en's All- ® - MOVIE: Tarzan and the 'Laetharstocking Tales.’ Tha - A s k M anager (33 (ID - Fonz/Happy Days Saoul Mamby and LeRoy Haley. Hswkeye and Sweetwater both zany brand of political satire. gin a race that wjll dastory tha Focus/Food section, eveiy pest and his mighty ship Stin­ 0 - MOVIE: T h e Survivor* A ® - ADC News (29 the balance. 1976. Rated R. American Weterskiing Cham­ Treppera* Tarzan frees animals Hurons snack the fort and pilot-is haunted by the eerie (2D - Teatro Fantastico (9 0 min.) fall in love with Molly Durham, (30 min.) Earth. Mel Farrar, John Hutton, Wednesday. gray try to stop the evil Lord Hawkaye and Swaeti^atar both (ST) - F;rlng Line (33 - Wrestling pionship from trappers snd prevents crash of his plane. Robert Pow­ C® - Agronsky and Company 0 - ABC News INTERSTATES* EXIT SB Titan and hit army of aquatic fall in love with Molly Durham, them from taking riches from a ell, Jenny Agutter. Joseph Cot­ 32) • ESPN's Horse Racing THens. the officer-in-charge'a daugh­ 10:30 P.M. 1:45 A.M. EAST HARTFORD 568-8810 lost city. Gordon Scott, Eva ton. 1981. Wkly. 5S) - World Vision Sunday Brant Ricki Sorenson. Lesley ter. (30 min.) (® - Sports Extra 0 - News/Sign Off Seriaa 3 8 - AM Service Revelation ( 0 > Inside Business Bradley, Maurice Marsac. 99 - Dlreotiona 3D - From tha Editor's Daak 89) - Latino 1968. (2D Freeman Reports 0 0 - NBC News 2:00 A.M. ROCKY III 39 - English Channal Today's Weekday TV C® - Mualo World 0 - MOVIE: 'Wrong Arm of 0 ) - 300 Millones Anfitriones TD - It's Your Business 8:30 A.M. Pace Galbadon y Kiki Ledger programs are 'Ride On Stran­ -SHOWN AT:- 0 - Three Stooges 1:00 P.M. the Law* Tha syndicate gets to­ ger. Bread and Circuses,' f ® - Portuguese Around Ua presentan este programa de 1 9 - MOVIE: 'Dead snd Buried' X • wild Kingdom gether with the police for their 'World in Action: Private Oar- 0 - NCAA Inatniot Ional variedad musical producido en The sheriff of a sleepy coastal ® - Eighth Day mutual protection. Peter Sell­ kin's Army' and 'Man Alive; Series X - MOVIE; T h . Und.fMtwT ers, Bernard Jeffries, Nanette Espana. town tries to solve a series of ( ® - Day of Discovery Leaving Early.' (2 hrs.) macabre deaths. James Faren- 5:00 A.M. 7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. (0 - D iff rent Strokes CX 9 0 - Qonoral Houv. B u t (3 0 - T h o Dootor* 9 9 - CoronMIon tuoot the Uttle Poople' An Irish story- qua presents acontacimiantos 12:4S-l-0l-S:lS-7:40-ll:0S-12aS d 9 - No Programs ( 0 - Calabratlon/Euohariat Neighborhood racientas en los Estados Uni- they suspect a plot to assassi­ (TD - Varied Programs ® - Oonwr Pyl. (3 9 -Ad.m-12 (29 - NowftVporta/W uttwr 3:30 P.M. teller matches w iu with the lecturer who was left blind and deaf by a fever at 2 0 ) - Bugs Bunny 0 - Newa/Sporu/Weathar (S -R o m ln a dos. nate the Prime Minister. Ernest years of age. Aided by a remarkable teacher. Anne 0 - That Girl (30 - Family F.ud (8 ) (8 - Another World C X - OlUigan'. latand C h a n n e l s king of the leprechauns. Sean Borgnine, George Kennedy. 0 ) ( 0 - Today (22) (39 - W h u l of Fortum Connary, Albert Sharpe, Janet AUTHORL 1 (2D - Moneytine 0 - Family Affair ® - Bugs Bunny 99 -o ild Cupio 4 :30 P.M. Elke Sommer. 1979. Sullivan, she was able to graduate cum laude from (39 - Andy Qriffith 12:30 P.M. (39 (39-Movio Munro. 1969. Rated G. (22) - Family Feud ^ 9 - F-Troop (0 - Charlie Rose Show (22) - BowHohad 9 0 - You Atfcad For H X X - CBS Sport* Sunday ( ® - Entertainment This Week Radclllfe College In 1904. AUTHOR !M ! 11:00 A.M. ( X C X - Y u n g and th# 2:15 P.M. WFSB Hartford, CT (X) (29 - MOVIE: 'Dynamo' Today', program f.atur.s a 15- June 2B — Richard Rodgers (1902-1979), th e com ­ 5:45 A.M. 7:30 A.M. d 9 ■* Carol Burnett and Friends R an lo u (BZ) - Ovoc Eaay 5 :30 P.M. 0 - Solid Gold (X ) (XD - Hour M u u im (29 - Infamio T.l.noval. on I. WNEW Now York, NY OEI (23) - Monay W Mk round WBC Cruiuw .ight poser ol numerous hit musicals Including "Oklahoma," (5 ) - Birdman 9:30 A.M. ( X 9 9 - Ryan's Hop. C X - Eyawttnon Nowa Championship bout batwaon 0 - ESPN Sports Center “ (33 - Sign On (X ) - P riu i . Right cual Linda aau caaada con un 4K)0P.M . (22) - Kojak "Carousel," "South Pacific.” "Tho King and I,” and (33 - Jim Bakker (53 - Brady Bunch 9 9 (3 9 - IndudnOont NMworfc hombra cuyo unico inuras as (X (S i - M-A-B-H WLNE Providonoa, Rl CD Carlo. DoLaon and S-T. Gordon 3 9 ' Sports Probo (33 - Calendar GD - Tio T u Dough CX - Lavama ft Bhiriay ft Ca (29)-PrMMit. "The Sound of Music." d D *> Cartoons (33 - My Three Sons Nnv* au compania. A paaar da aato ( 8 - Elaotrle Company : WTNH Naw Havan, CT CD and tha 'Caacada Run-Off Road ( 0 *> Sports Sunday A N N I E l P ^ CX - Utdo Raaula r - EntMtalnmMt This W Mk Juno 29 — Frank Leaaaar (1910-1909), the compos­ 6:00 A.M. 99 - Woman'. Day USA (20 - I Lov. Lucy Linda as m antlana ju n to a su e t- Naw York, NY (i3 (39 Rkca.' (80 min.) (29 - Superheroes ® ) - Tattletsles poao reapataando au reputb- (X S ) (30 9 9 - Movia ( S - D iok Van Dyka WOR 0 0 - Father Murphy Father er of several hit musicals Including "W h ^'s Charley," * (53 (33 - Varied Programs (29 - Em.rg.ncy (22) (30 - Su re h For Tomorrow Now York, NY (33) 99 - ConvwMtIon With— X 9 9 - WIda World of Sporta Parker loses his faith and takas ( 0 - Scooby Doo 0 - Gentle Ben cion hstu qua accidanulmanu CX - Happy Day* Aftaln 90-Nowa WPIX "Quys and Dolls," "The Moat Happy Fella," and "How 12:ll-IJS-SASIJ*-t55 (33 - New Zoo Revue S2) (30 - T.XU ancuantra a Victor al cual tala 9Zl - Etaebio Company : 02 (SZ) - Anwrloan PlayhouM 'Op- X - WIM Kingdom a job in a saloon. (R) (60 min.) 8:00 A.M. 0 -7 0 0 Club 1:00 P.M. 99(39-8ooobyDoo ESPN Sporta Natwork panhalmar.' T h . tclanll.t. of [Closad-Captioned] to Succeed In Business W ithout RMdIy Trying." " ® - Public Affairs (29 - World Cup Boocor anoa atraa iba a convartiua an ( S t( 3 9 ~SportaWorM Today'a >Mift 20 — Lena Home (1017- ), the singer who has (33 - Woody and Bugs (0 - I Dream of Jeannie C X 9 9 - A I I MyChlldrwi au aapoao. Sutana Ooaa- 99-A H vaft WMH ^ HBO Homo Box Offteo' OS th . Manhattan Projact bagln ■how faaturat tha Intarnatlonal 0 - Swoot Adolinoa (33 - Joe Franklin Show (39 - Bovwty Hlllbilllu Financial advicq Ilf. ih th . Army barrack. Stmoa- starred In night clubs, televlalon, and several films 0 - Tom & Jerry (0 - Daytime (X - John Dnidun Show mantea, Julio Aleman. 9 9 - AM Barvie* RavaMlan USA USA Natwork . . (9 V Cup walghtllfting. tha Irlah 0 - Wild, Wiki West SrARTREK2« (29 - Hot Fudge' 9 0 - IjOv s Bo« ' Sylvia Porter tcUi how to ph.r. of Lo. Alimof and Op- Sw a.p i Darby anti 'Survival of Including "Stormy Weather" and "Cabin In the Sky." 0 - Alive St Weill d 9 - I Love Luoy 9 9 - 7 0 0 C lu b 2:30P .M . WHCT Hartford, C T -- • ' - 9 panhslmar la givan hi. SMurity 0 - Jazz at Maintonance Shop 0 - Daybreak 11:30 A.M. (EB-MuppatWiow get “Your Money’s Wturth? tha FIttaat' part four. (BO min.) She Is currently starring on Broadway In her own show. -SHOWN AT:- ( 0 - Underdog 10:00 A.M. O - M o v lo / . CD CX-Capitol 9 9 9Zl - Baaoma tn o a t, ;; wTxx Watorbury, CT 9 cl.ar.nc. da.pit. r.i.nr.tlon. 0 - Jim Bakker X D - Family Fw d — daily on the buslne^ about hi. p a .t (80 min.) ( S i - MOVIE; 'Olmma Sholtor' 7 : 3 0 P .M . July 1 — LeaHa Caron (IN I- ), the French-bom (21) - Capullna (33 * One Day et a *nma (8) (30 - Day. of Our U vu CX-Bmwltohod O - Thraa Btoogu ., CNN Cabla Nawa Ntwrk 1211 Tha Rolling Stonat' Amarican . 0 - Health Field CD - Buir. Ey. page in Hie Mandiester [CloMd Captionwl] 3 8 ~ Croat Sporta Logends To­ actress and dancer whose most notable films Include d 9 - Buga Bunny/Porky Pig CSD - Wahorw (3 9 - M .rm . Wolby, M. D. CX - MMoh OoriM 90-W atana ... WWLP Sprinofiald, MA (9 tour of 1069. which climaxad at day's show faatures Johnny "An American In Parle," "QIgl.” "Fanny,” and "The L- 6:30 A.M. 93) - Odd Coupio Herald. < : 1:30 P.M. tha Altamont tpaadway in Cali­ ® - Ona Day at a Time 9 9 - Krofft Supmtar* CINEMAX CInamax 9 Longden. Shaped Room." FIRE FOXlP^ (53 (33 - Wake Up with the 99 - Botur Homu a X(13)-Thl»W M klnB.l»b.ll fornia after attracting more 1:15P.M . 9 9 - Aro You Anybody? About collecting than 300,000 young paopla. la 0 - MOVIE: Tho Music Man* July 2 — Thurgood Marshall (1000- ), the associate . C e p te in 8:30 A.M. ® - People'a Court O ir d u . ' 4:30 P.M. WEDH Hartford, CT 9 ■ ■■■ -SHOWNAT: ■ ( X - Nows iZ)-V aried Program. X - Major LM gu. BMob.ll: ■hown. 1S70. A fast-talking traveling sales­ justice ol the U.S. Supreme Court since 1967, and the * (® - Battle of the Planets (33 - FlinUtonea (® - Romper Room (39 - Bowhohwl C X - Jaffaraona Russ Ma,cKendrlc)( WXTV Pataraon, NJ 9 Nm , York M M. M PhilwIMphl. man organizes a boys* band (29 - Mundo Latlm J . u a Lo- first black to serve on th e C o u rt. * - Good Morning Conn. (33 - Varied Programs (TD - Varied Programs ‘ 2:45 P.^. ( X - Chkw and tho Man writes about stamps, coiijp •’ WVIT Hartford, CT 9 (23) - N«wa/8tioru/WMtlMr 4:45 P.M. even though he can't tell one sada y Sonia Vorhauar ton loa note from another. Robert Pres­ July 2 — Tom Stoppard (1017- ), the British play­ 0 - Magilla Gorilla 0 - ESPN SporU Cenur 12K)0P.M . snfritionaa da aau programa da ( 3 ) - Rugby T u t M otoh: U. B. (X-M arvO tlffln , and almost anythin]} (3 9 - MOVIE: 'Young Man With (TD - Hot Fudge " SPOTLIGHT Spotlight - 9 (29 - In PMformanM ton. Shirley Jones, Buddy Hack- wright whose plays are noted tor their verbal brilliance. Tlf^ •.Horn' th e story of a jazz trum- d 9 - S o n y a CX) - Eyo w ltnu. N n v . aauntoa publlcot ntoionalaa v ft E ngloM 99-OoodTlmaa ' 1 0 - Bullwinkle ( 0 - Tennessee Tuxedo coUectible - In “CoUef ’ W 8BK Boaton, M A s. 9 ' . . 09 - MOVIE: 'U * OIrl/ Thr*. patar'a riao to tha top, and tha ett. 1962. Th^ Include "Rosencrantz and Quildenatem Are TM lITIA-nMISTlUl prttanundo antreviatat, nod- .how girl, traval through Eu­ ■ - anouftiAri— * (0 (0 - Varied Programs ( 0 - Criatine Bazan 0 - N e w s QD - Midday - BUI Bogg. 3XK>P.M. O - OWlBinfa Mand , ;4 .; ; to rs-C o rn e r,*’ every girl ha fnsrfied who almost 0 - Antoibgia de le Zarzuela ciae, deportee y un aegmanto : W QGB Bpringfiald, M A ji-r: O rope With * hit rovuo. Gon. Dead," "Jumpers," and "Traveatlaa.” 0 - AH-Oay Movlea (X CX - QuitHng UBht provos to be his undoing. Kirk Programa prt^ucido en Espana I3S - Romper Room (X ) - Charllo R o u Show deade Hollywood titulado *En O - Haipw Deys Afldin Tuesday in TW Herald^ WGPY BpringfWId, MA Kelly, Mitil Gaynor. ISB7. 0 > Cartoon Festival ( 0 - Lo Melor de Eapenia C X -N o v y . Panuila'. C X -O a lS m w t O-Unatonoyd T Douglas. Lauren Bacall, Doris presentando extractos de famo- * 0 - Lassie ‘ Focus/Leisnre isctlaa. : 99 - To B . AnnounoMl Day. Hoagy Carmichael. 1960 sas operetas clasicas. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 - 9 K ' MANCIIESTEK HER.AI.l).^SaJ.^JuncJ6^ 1982 Winnie Winkle — Henry'Radutfl and J.K.S GENERAL OIL WHAT a r e IGNORE HE'S AS DEVIOUS AND 5urW !LL Om U£ i£ T B/IL FOB&BT? y o u GOING I, IF MACHIAVELLIAN A6 EVER. Crossword AARON COOK Astro-graph TO DO ABOUT^ I C / ■ I'D LIKE TO FORGET HE'£ I WANT EVERYTHING YOU YES, MANCHESTER ORVILLE M y BROTHER. CAN PIG UP ON 'mNNIE WINKLE MR. WRIGHT.' NOW? F A S m o W S " AND HEATING OIL PFCOKATORS.'-

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PKV MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 — 1 1 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 Haig resigns without warning O bituaries FOCUS / F e o p l e Gonlinued from page 1 government service, saying he had was shot in an assassination attempt faced "challenges of enormous com­ March 30, 1981 to announce, ‘T m in Ernetl C. Worden Ellington, and one sister, Mrs. Louis She was a student at Manchester relations with Eluropean leaders plexity and danger,” including "the charge here” and indicate in­ Ernest C. ‘Bob' Worden, 54, of 147 (Margaret) Hodis, of Thorndike, High School and would have entered while serving as NATO commander, conclusion of the Vietnam war, the correctly that he was next in the line Parker St. died Thursday at the Maine. He is also survived by two the junior class in September^^he had counseled the president against transfer of executive authority at a of succession. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He grandsons. was a member of St. MarjTs publicly censuring the Israelis for time of national trauma and most Haig plunged into bureaucratic Remember Mistretta's, Bidwell's ? was the husband of Doris (Heider) Funeral services will be Monday Episcopal Church. their invasion of Lebanon and he recently, advancing the cause of battles with the powerful White Worden. at 9:45 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral backed the more moderate lines peace among nations. House staff and National Security Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Besides her parents, she is sur­ followed by Western Europeans in The nation is deeply in your debt,” adviser Richard Allen, who , ul­ He was born Aug. 1, 1927, in vived by her paternal grandparents, St. Mary's Cemetery in Greenwich. dealings with the Soviets. he said, adding he may call upon timately was eased out because of Norwalk and had been a resident of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Young of Friends may call at the funeral The president overruled Haig on Haig in the years ahead for “con­ his too close relations with former Manchester for the past nine years. Manchester, and three brothers, home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. the pipeline question in a National tinued counsel” which the secretary Japanese business clients. Previously, he had resided in Coven­ Thomas J. Young of East Hartford, try and Greenwich. Memorial contributions may be Security Council meeting one week had volunteered. Class of '32 marks its 50th tonight Mark F. Young and David P. Young, .He was a World War fl veteran of made to the Heart Fund of Greater ago when Haig was absent in New Presidential counselor Edwin Haig charged there was a Hartford, 310 Collins St. ■ both of Manchester. York to confer with Soviet Foreign Meese and other aides flatly refused “guerrilla campaign” against him the U S. Army and was a self- By Adele Angle . 1 school dancing cla.sses— with music employed plumbing and heating con­ Funeral services will be Monday Minister Andrei Gromyko. to specifically say why Haig at the White House and his aides ^■nn turned out by an ancient Victrola — m resigned. Spokesman Larry Speakes said the instigator was chief of staf Focus Editor tractor in the .Manchester area. LI Young at a time to be announced at St. But only hours before his resigna­ : _ jfi.';:n and riding the open air trolley cars Besides his wife, he is survived by Lisa Beth Voung, 16, of 112 Wood- Mary’s Episcopal Church. Burial tion, the White House was following said it was not the pipeline issue, James Baker. ..■ i rur.'- which ran down the middle of Main side St. died Friday at the Hartford Haig’s policy of “no and not Middle East policy but “an On one occasion Reagan was It was 1932 and the Diepression his mother, Margaret Kelm of St. will be in East Cemetery. Calling was in high gear. Times were so ' '' Street. Hospital. She was born in recriminations’’ against the accumulation of things.” forced to call Haig and Allen into the Petersburg, Fla., one son, Robert E. hours will be Sunday from 7 to 9 tough the senior class trip at South .' ’/• There were unforgettable Manchester on April 2,1966. She was At the White House, a senior ad­ Oval Office to demand they stop Worden, of M anchester, two p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Israelis. Manchester High School was teachers — Edward Lithwin the daughter of Frederick and ministration official said Reagan their bickering. The president, at ^ 1 1 - n y “■ daughters, .Mrs. William (Christine! Church, Park Street, Memorial con­ Haig appeared to be moved by the canceled that year. >• i'i •.'‘-..i-i*—*• ■Te remembered Helen Estes, his Audrey (Antolik) Young 6nd had standing ovation he received from regards Shultz as a close personal Haig’s request, once telephoned c Kaminsky, of Coventry, Mrs. Wayne tributions may be made to the “People just didn’t have the . Engtish teacher, and other reunion been a lifelong re s id e n t of the State Department employees friend and “the finest man in the columnist Jack Anderson to rebut a y- (Barbara I MacCluskey, of Danbury, Muscular Dystrophy Association, money,” recalled Max Goodstine, a - f. committee members recalled one brother, Mr. Emerson Kelm, of ■Manchester. John Fitch Boulevard, South Wind­ who gathered quickly in the country to have assume the post of column quoting unnamed ad­ Eugenia Walsh Bent, a popular auditorium when word spread he secretary of state.” He said Reagan ministration sources critizing Haig. member of the Class of 1932 who will sor, or to the Newington Children’s be among those celebrating the mm ^ French teacher. Hospital, Cedar Street, Newington. was to make a farewell appearance. has relied on his “wisdom and ad­ Haig also clashed with Vice Presi­ pi Among the invited guests tonight He bit his lips as he listened, and one vice for a good number of years.” dent George Bush, Weinberger, class’ 50th reunion tonight at ’The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Colony in Vernon. will be former school superinten­ finger tapped nervously at the text The official, who declin^ to be U.N. Ambassador Jeane St., is in charge of arrangements. ’That called-off trip to Washington, dent and Mrs. Arthur H. tiling, and of the statement he was about to identified, stressed “ the continuity Kirkpatrick and Willaam Clark, the Fire calls D.C. so many years ago will likely Betty Olson, an algebra teacher. of American foreign policy” despite current national security adviser, on read. come up as a topic of conversation They'll be able to reminisce with His voice was shaky as he finished Haig’s impending departure. policy matters. among the 92 members of the the Class of 1932. iooo»aoooooooooooooeooo*> During Reagan’s trip to Europe, ( 3 ^ reading from the letter of resigna­ Although Haig had more original 176-member class expected There will also be a chance to tion, “I shall always treasure the experience in foreign policy than Haig reportedly had “shouting to attend. celebrate the future, too. Among the Manchester In Memoriam any other member of the ad­ matches” with Clark, who con­ Friday, 6:38 p.m. —Medical call, confidence you reposed in me. It has Class members — plus 84 spouses class members coming will be In sad and loving memory of John ministration, he was constantly on tended the administration was not Friday, 2:45 p m. —Telephone 114 Pond Lane. (Town) been a rgeat honor to serve in your — are likely to trade other George Marlow, who is expected to pole fire, Adams Street and New Friday, 7:21 p.m. —Alarm Kovacs, who passed away June 27, administration and I wish you every the outside in an administration tough enough in its efforts to push attend with Lillian Bayer, of 1979. its European allies to reduce memories, too, of those lean, hard State Road. (District) malfunction. (Town) success in the future," focused on "team players.” years. rV Manchester, whom he will marry Friday, 6:33 p.m. —Medical call, 4 Friday, 9:20 p.m. —Brush fire, Sadly missed by. Reagan, in his letter of accep­ His public image suffered when he governmentsubsidized credits to the Sunday. Pearl St (Town! Hickey's woods. (District) Wife Ruth and family tance to Haig, praised his 40 years of appeared on television after Reagan Soviet Union. THERE WILL BE some sad memories. Dominic Squatrito’s Marlow said he's looking forward name is likely to come up.’ He was to seeing fellow classmate, John killed in an accident on Class Day. Lloyd, a retired prosecutor of Dade The yearbook is dedicated to him. County, Fla. Manchester attorney Dominic Marlow and Lloyd were fellow Squatrito is named after him.' debaters in high school days. There will be happy memories Lloyd’s father was a former direc­ T O N i n traded back and forth, too. tor of the town’s recreation depart­ There were the Friday night ment. Herald photo by Tarquinlo^ i& ieUftt^ dances at the East Side Recreation •Another old classmate expected: Center. \ James J. O'Leary, former chief TIL Al “It used to cost us 10 cents to get REUNION COMMITTEE MEET AT THE ARMY & NAVY CLUB economist until his retirement with in. Now w e’re really dating . . . Class of 1932 to celebrate 50th tonight at The Colony the United States Bank and Trust ourselves,” said another reunion Co. and a form er tru stee of committee member, Mrs. Margaret Wesleyan University. O’Leary was (Robinson) Nielsen, of Weaver School was a stern-faced gentleman used to always wear sneakers to walked home for lunch — sometimes More than one male member of class president. VIDEO WORLD ' Road. named C.P. Quimby. school. Britten, a fine tennis player, that meant a mile-and-a-half walk the reunion committee chuckled About a dozen classmates are due And there was the after school ice “We always used to call him CPQ was probably ahead of his time, each wav. while recalling the forbidden to come from Florida. Two will cream sundaes at Bidwell’s. More — but never to his face, of course,” since lots of kids wear sneakers "And there was no such thing as a trips to Mistretta’s, a School Street come from Colorado, one from than one class member remembers said Beatrice (Perrett) Keith, a reu­ today to school. snow day,” said Dorethy Farrell, a barber shop known for its pool table. Arizona and one from Illinois. SUNDAY, JUNE 27 SALE MONTH! boxing groceries at J.W. Hale, the nion committee member who’ll be But Mrs. Keith laughed as she reunion committee member. ‘’You'(j get passes to go Marlow said he wouldn’t dream of IFISHER first self-service grocery in the at The Colony tonight with her hus- recalled that she and a couple of somewhere else and end up at skipping the reunion, despite the area, and, some say in the state. band, Stillman, her class other kind-hearted girls at SMHS HUT, PLEASE, don’t get the im­ Mistretta’s, ” remembered Leonard fact that he’s getting married the sweetheart. toyed with the idea of buying him a pression it was all sweetness, and Bjorkman, reunion committee following day: IN THOSE DAYS the man in She remembers a boy named pair of winter overshoes. light and long walks at the high chairman. “ After all, it’s the 50th — 1 c ; e b r i n c ;s charge at South Manchester High James Britten who was so poor he In those days students at SMHS school. 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Half Price Icemaker Sale ONLY ‘29.95 THERE IS TALK of faith Half Price Icemaker Sale ONLY *29.95 ^ H S H E R The title of the lecture is “Man healing, of the soul, of man’s con­ and the Universe,” and it is il­ HIGH FIDELITY TELEVISlOH nection with the universe, and of lustrated by a stick figure with a LARGE CAPACITY I Stareo audio amplifiers guardian angels. On the earthier halo surrounding his head. With apalagies ta Amana HEAVY DUTY I Two evi" woofers, two 2” tweeters side, however, there is advice on “'The halo is the soul, the energy, 2-SPEED WASHER COMMERCIAL DRYER I Stereo matrix circuitry self-improvement, on stress • Permanent press I Vertical Interval FMerence (VIR) processing the true you,” Ms. Lueckenotte 117*l(ey wireless remote control management, on finding one’s children generally have glimpse and you can see a person’s • 4 L ydPS and timed regular says. It is corinected to the body cycles I Random acoees channel tuning “ niche.” There’s even a good os«fd to belong, to the medicine including perma­ I Quartz-locked PLL digital synm esinr tuning system with a silver cord liiat is broken at refrigerators that look like they’re organizational skills laid bare. nent press knits • 3 heat I Receotion system (or 105 channels: 12 VHF, 70 UHF, 0 m idband and 14 healthy dose of hedonism — the cabinet school of personality trying to be bulletin boards at the Saran wrap around the leftover options includ­ Buperband death.” • 5 wasti/nnse pleasure principal — thrown in. At death, she explains, the energy, analysis. Lately I have changed dis­ I n YWCA nursery school. There may peas? Or the other end of the scale temprfature corrv ing no-heat I Two sets of vldeo/audlo (R/L) Inputs, one set of video/Audio (R/L) outputs “When something isn’t fun. I’m binjitcns fluff I Digital tima/channel display or soul, is free to return home, to the ciplines. I’m a refrigerator analyst. be one huge fingerpaint creation, — is there a whole pot of green doing something wrong,’’ says F o c u s • Variable water • Porcelain erv universe. "But life is an oppor­ Give me a refrigerator — any hanging off a large Crayola drawing beans thrust in between two con­ amei drum Renee Slmeone of Berlin, another levels UPFfIDNT SALE tunity,” she cautions. refrigerator — and I’ll give you back Adele of a Pac Man followed by three or tainers of sour milk? UN TFU Bt member of the group who shares a grocery list of personal Angle PRICED Z 7 i lecture responsibilities with Ms. four math papers with stars on them It’s easy to tell people’s marital Reg. *299 SHE SAYS the ultimate goal is to characteristics more accurate than Reg. *449 Lueckenotte. reach the level of “master souls,” followed by a piece of notepaper status from their refrigerator. NOW ’279 “Science plus religion equals or people who at death have any of those silly personality profile which says "Remember the diet.” Single people have lots of lef­ NOW ’399 society,” the chart on the wall master^ all the opportunities of things they give you when you apply But, of course, it’s not wise to tovers. They put the leftovers in lit­ proclaims. “Man developed science life, and then become teachers of for a job. dexterity while shaving), number of waste too much analysis time on tle margarine containers. That’s Carry-Cool'^ their earthly counterparts. because we need to understand — we I USED TO BE hooked on lapsed prescription, bottles (in­ exteriors. However, before you because they hav en ’t, gotten Air Condltlonerf need structure,” Ms. Lueckenotte “Each of us has these spiritual • 5,000 BTU medicine cabinets. Few friends es­ dicating organization skills), move on, number of postcards, married yet and no one has given n. says. “But religion was bom of helpers, our guardian angels,” she shaving cream (indicating husband, »4.000 BTU • 115 volts, @ n S H E R ^F IS H E R caped my secret perusal of their number of Polaroid pictures of them a shower and three different 7.5 amps. feeling. It is riot necessarily a says, explaining that the techniques boyfriend), lack of shaving cream family loved ones, shut-off notices [•ns volts. 7,5 church, but the people you are in- of Inner Peace can teach one to bathroom cabinets. Prescription sets of Pyrex dishes. I amps • Easy installa­ VHSVBEOCIISSETTEIECOIIDa VHSVIKOCIISSEnEIIECOIIlia (indicating lack of. husband, from HELCO and subpoenas should Married people have less tion. ■ t-tar/Ltar/Okiir nMh| |k|Mi • -volved with.” “develop communication with the medicine bottles in themselves are 9 Easy installation boyfriend) and dust content — well, be noted. interesting-looking refrigerators. ' • Lightweight — • lOposition Taking that thought one step guardian angels.” endlessly fascinating to a person thermostat. ■ MOar MaaaHi ta r there’s just not much more you can 'But the real meat of the matter is They do not go in for exotic only 43 lbs ■ MHM w M further, she explains that human Both women speak of responding who’s hooked on doctor shows • 10 position ther­ • 2 fan/2 ■M l dirt ifita Investigate. cooling speeds. nature is made of two parts, the to auras, or the energy halo tiiat sur­ since young Dr. Kildare took his inside. mustards. Much of the time the top mostat. ■ MdMliiriai rounds each person. Both aay they ■ IV/Wtaktatar scientific, or intellectual, and the first pulse. NOW, REFRIGERATORS are a Meat of the matter, fish of the shelf of the refrigerator is taken up ■ U g ta M ta i religious, or emotional. To achieve can see it. "I had an experience I love those exotic, labels, es­ different story. matter, casserole dish of the matter with jugs of milk big enough to flood ■ I n l i M j m ■fetal iM iMi m MIMI) M (Ml) the inner peace Uie movement today.” Ms. Lueckenotte says. . ■ 44« ihiVdMbta ta I pecially when they contain direc­ Look on the outside of the and 104 condiment jars of the a basement. And married people ^■23. HOW'199 > \ J ■WimWiiMa ■ ta p ta ta mfei t a i speaks of, the two halves must be “I was in a meeting, and a doctor R «l79N0W’239 ■ 44« UuyiiiOi* m M h r tions like: “Apply to affected area refrigerator. See what's posted matter. have a way of never having sour eank Plnaneino Available, U ng Tarm Payment Plana ■ iHinMfaiilrtaiiKORilMMv ta lk FkMnehia AvaUabto, LMig Tarm Payiiwnl Plaiw brought into balance. came in.' Everyone relaxed and I three times a ^ y after warm salt there. It’s best to do the analysis the day milk. saw everyone’s auras. His, all before payday. Refrigerators whose ■'m s. lueckenotte says that around him, was golden white. If I bath’’ and “only take in cases of Adoring overindulgent aunts are Men who are divorced always before she entered the movement can relax, I can sense that energy.” severe chest pain.’’ easy to spot. They generally post owners have just come hack from have the sorriest looking, seven years ago, she was controlled They speak freely, too, of past And bottles with wonderful soun­ shopping trips have a way of looking refrigerators; men who are about to too much by her intellect. one construction paper creation lives, and the ability of the soul to ding names like Drlxofal make me neatly to the door of the fridge. It self righteous and smug: the get married have more interesting “But then I learned to follow heal itself, concepts which both vegetable crisper has vegetables in looking re frig e ra to rs . T h a t’s feelings, (to do) what I wanted to yearn to run home to my usually has attached to it one of have religious undertones. it; the freezer is filled with frozen because the women they are about do,” she says. “I dabbled until I “Physician's.Desk Reference.” those little magnet tack-on things in Obviously, this movement is not food. Even those little egg con­ to get married to are generally found what felt good. You know it’s But it’s a limited science, really. the shape of a watermelon. It stands for the cynical.' Some experiences Once you’ve completed the initial tainers have eggs in them. stocking the refrigerator. 440 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER | | | | M7-fW7 .time to move when doors are the women refer to may stretch the just Tight. It has a certain style. 445 closing, and it isn't fim anymore.” analysis — sixe of first aid kit (in­ Mothers’ refrigerators are a Forget that. Wait until a few days Next week: 10 ways to spot manic l-M ixrr TO Kf BNtY ST. 147-NM logic of the scientific mind. pass. Mrs. Lueckenotte is a social Yet the two women are sincere. dicating cautiousness), and number different story. depression through the vegetable Tonight Til 5, Tues.. Wed., Sat Til 5, Mon., ihurs. til 9,Frl. til 8. Sun.-12- Tonite Til 5, Tuea.. Wed., Sat. Til 5, Mon., Thurs. Til 9, FrI. Til 6 fun. 12-6 wo^er involved in administration. Something in the (Movement seems of band aids (Indicating manual^^ Mothers with more than three Then take in th«^leftovers. Just a crisper. V. MMCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 - 1.3 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 26, 1982 W eddings Senior citizens W eddings l| Center has trip II openings 1 This column^ is prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Center, It appears in the Herald on Saturdays and Wednesdays. By Joe DImlnIco I I Activities Specialist Greetings! There are still a few openings for the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden trip scheduled for July 1. k 'The trip is free and individuals are encouraged to bring a lunch. If you have never been to Elizabeth Park, Tsfg- 1 please take advantage of this trip and taken in ail the .1*' beauty and splendor that the park has to offer. 2 There are a few openings for the Connecticut River Boat and Train ride scheduled for July 15. Transporta­ ".v. f.- tion, dinner at the Gelston House and boat and train ride ■ all for $22. < We will be having a trip on July 22 to Rocky Neck State Park. Individuals interested in going are reminded x i that we will have registration on July 5 starting at 9:30 a m. The trip is free and again, individuais are en­ / Jr '’t* couraged to bring a lunch. 6 Ijbl ' \ k ■ • LSI'-- •'-M-i •M m DON’T FORGET our lunch program will begin this * Monday. During the month of July, meals will be served every day except Tuesday. I had the opportunity the other day to sit down and Mrs. Benjamin E. A. Phelps Mrs. Robert L. Russell Mrs. Joseph A. Tymecki chat with the senior residents of the Hop River Homes in Andover in reference to developing programs for the Mrs. Barry F. Callahan residents. Many of the residents had heard about our Mrs. Kevin R. Vonderkall Mrs. David J. Darigo Mrs. Joseph R. Longo center and were interested in coming to the center, not Phelps-Blasko Russell-Nettleton Tymecki-Neumann only to see what it has to offer, but in hopes of picking up new ideas. Candace Jeanne Blasko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I invited the seniors to our picnic on July 8. I’m sure Wendy Jean Nettleton of Manchester, daughter of Mr. Sally Marie Neumann of Manchester and Joseph we will all be looking forward to meeting them and Vonderkall-Stanton Darigo-Giglio Longo-Shorts Callahan-Connor Ronald E. Blasko of 19 Bates Road, and Benjamin and Mrs. G. Alden Nettleton of East Hartford, and ■ Edward Adam Phelps II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anthony Tymecki of Essex Junction, Vt., were married showing them around oUr center. The menu for the day Robert Lyman Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. June 12 at South Congregational Church in East Hart­ will be hamburgers and assorted salads, all for $1.25. Leslie Elizabeth Stanton of Wethersfield and Kevin, Noreen Ann Giglio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michele Terri Lynn Shorts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B, Jean Marie Connor of Vernon and Barry F. Callahan Phelps of 39 Delmont Road, East Hartford, were Russell of East Hartford, were married May 22 at South ford. Giglio of Bolton, and David J. Darigo of Ridgefield, son of Manchester were married June 12 at St. married Friday in St. Bridget Church. Any individuals with a birthday in the month of June fiobert Vonderkall of Manchester were married May 29 Shorts of 76 Bowers St., and Joseph R. Longo, son of Mr. United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Ruth K. Squadrito of 17 are urged to leave their name at the front office so that at St. Mark the Evangelist Church in West Hartford. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Darigo of Hamden, were married and Mrs. Joseph W. Longo of 92 Winthrop Road, were Bartholomew’s Church in Manchester. ’The Rev. Emilio P. Padelii of St. Bridget Church per­ The Rev. Gordon Bates and the Rev. Dr. George Webb Marion Drive and the late C. William Neumann The we may include you at our birthday party on June 30 April 24 in St. Maurice Church in Bolton. married June 19 at 481 Porter St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. formed the Nuptial mass and double ring ceremony. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tymecki of after lunch. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Stanton The Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pastor of St. Maurice, of­ Connor of Vernon. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mts. performed the double ring service. David Morse of The Rev. Norman Swenson, pastor of Trinity Cove­ Clara Dubaldo of Manchester was organist, and Virginia Essex Junction, Vt. Gene Enrico, Joe Karvelis, Lou Brignano and Walter of Wethersfield. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ficiated at the mass and double ring service. The bride Richard F. Callahan of 49 Coleman Road. Manchester was organist and Beatrice Shields of East nant Church, performed the double ring ceremony. The Dubaldo, also of Manchester, was soloist, "rhe bride was The Rev, Joseph Zezzo officiated at the double ring Klein have been working hard building picnic tables in Robert Vonderkall of 19 Mayfield Road was given in marriage by her father. bride was given in marriage by her father. The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky officiated at the double given in marriage by her father. Hartford was soloist. Roger Murtha of Ellington was trumpet soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her ceremony. Donald Hallquist of East Hartford was the hobby shop. Any indivdiual wishing to purchase a The Rev. Arthur Murphy officiated at the double ring Ellen Alcarez of Hartford was maid of honor. Tammi Shorts of Manchester, sister of the bride, was ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Cynthia Blasko of Manchester, sister of the bride, was organist. father. mother and father. table is urged to contact me at the center. The tables ceremony. Lois Anderson of Manchester was soloist. Michelle Orsulak of Rocky Hill, sister of the groom, and maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jan Weerdan of ■■ maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Deidre McDonald , The bride was given in marriage by Victor Squadrito The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor was Carla Connor of East Hartford, are all bolted and reasonably priced. Quanties are Moira Mullally of Rockv Hill were bridesmaids. Manchester and Katherine Landry of Burlington, Vt., Lynne Haberern and Kimberly Risley, all of Helen L. Monti of Newark, N.J. was maid of honor of Manchester, hei stepfather. Maid of honor was limited and orders will be taken on a first come, first Maid of honor was Elizabeth Suranna of Kensington, friends of the bride. Tracy Shorts of Manchester, sister sister of the bride. Bridemaids were Karen Press of and Nancy J. Nettleton of Manchester, sister-in-law of Douglas Puza of Milford was best man. Ushers were Manchester, and Catherine Phelps of New Britain. Christina Cerauskis of Springfield, Vt. served basis. All proceeds will go to the center.' cousin of the bride. Bridesmaids were Kathleen Hanley of the bride, was flower girl. Manchester, cousin of the bride, and Ellen Venti of Ver­ the bride, was matron of honor. Chalise Marie Nettleton Bridesmaids were Lori Neumann of Burnt Hills, N.Y., of Wethersfield. Cathy Hills of Wethersfield, and Glenn Giglio of Bolton, brother of the bride, Larry non, sister of the bride. Lawrence Phelps of East Hartford, brother of the In the last column I mentioned that the Lutz Kenneth Trail of East Hartford, friend of the groom, of Manchester, niece of the bride, was flower girl. sister-in-law of the bride; and Regina Pena of Virginia Children’s Museum was looking for carpenters to do Cynthia Gilchrist of Farmington. Speiker of East Hartford and Roger Orsulak of Rocky was best man. Ushers were Todd Shorts, brother of the Best man was Rick Callahan of Manchester, brother groom, was best man. Ushers were Timothy Mainville Beach, Va., sister of the groom. Hill. of Manchester and Mark Temple, Charlie Backus, and Jonathan C. Russell, of East Hartford, brother of the some renovation work at its new facility, the South The best man was Dean Hockenberry of Stratford. bride, Jerry Longo, brother of the groom, and Robert of the groom. Ushers were Brad Britney of Manchester, Best man was John Tymecki of Williston, Vt., brother School, After a reception at Gordie's Place in Glastonbury, John Hogan from South Windsor, brother of the bride, Wally Backus, all of Costa Mesa, Calif. groom, was best man. Stephen A. Nettleton of Ushers were Harry Bjorkland of South Windsor; Leigh DiManno, a friend of the groom, all of Manchester. of the groom. Ushers were Timothy Neumann of Ac- Well, as things turned out, some local contractors Stanton of W ethersfield, brother of the bride; the couple left on a wedding trip to Acapulco. They are and Craig Ogden of Manchester. Ringbearer was James After a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the couple Manchester, brother of the bride, was head usher. Other After the reception at 481 Porter St., the couple left on cokeek, Md., and Thomas Neumann of Burnt Hills, have volunteered their services to do the renovations. Christopher Datson of Manchester, and Mark Lapenta of making their home in Ridgefield. Venti of Vernon, nephew of the bride. • left on a wedding trip to Lake George, N.Y. and Niagara ushers were Jeffery D. Russell and Lee A. Russell, both a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will make their home Falls, Canada. They will make their home in cousins of the groom, and both of Glastonbury. N.Y., both brothers of the bride. However, that will not complete the work. East Hartford. The bride is a graduate of the University of Connec­ in Manchester. After a reception at the Army and Navy Club in After a reception at Fiano’s in Bolton, the couple left After a reception at Lord Cromwell in Cromwell, the ticut where she majored in marketing. She works at Manchester, the couple left for a honeymodn on Cape Manchester. After the reception at Veteran’s Memorial Club The committee asked me if there would be any seniors The bride attended Champlain College in Burlington, for a honeymoon on Nantucket and Boston. They will willing to help out with painting. Please contact me at couple left on a honeymoon to Aruba. They will make Norelco in Stamford. Vt. and is employed by L.M. Gill Welding and Manufac­ Cod. ’The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School House, the couple left on a trip to Rhode Island. The groom graduated from the University of Connec­ and Manchester Community College and is employed as make their home in Essex Junction, Vt. the center. If the seniors can pitch in, it would expedite their home in Hartford. turing Co. of Manchester. The bride graduated from Rockville High School and The bridegroom is a graduate of George J. Penney The bride is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High ticut with a bachelor of science degree in math and from is employed by Manpower in Hartford. The groom a senior secretary in the state Department of Housing in High School and attended Rensselaer Polytechnic matters so the kids in this community will be able to The bride is a 1981 graduate of the Connecticut The groom attended Manchester Community College School. She has a degree in veterinary office assistance enjoy the new museum in the near future, ' Institute of Art and Design. The groom is an operating the Hartford Graduate Center with a master’s degree in and is employed by Hartford Home Savings & Loan attends Hartford State Technical College and is Hartford. Institute, Troy, N.Y. ’The groom is a graduate of East Hartford High and from Vermont Technical College, and she is employed engineer for Baier Construction Co. in Hartford. computer science. He works at National CSS in Wilton. Association in West Hartford. employed by the Klock Company in Manchester. Tbe bride is also a graduate of Penney High and Drew at River Love Animal Hospital in Williston, Vt. BRIDGE SCORES: Tom Regan, 5,220; Nadine Loomis-Chaffe and attends Manchester Community University in Madison, N.J. She is employed as a Malcolm, 4,910; Gerald McCarthy, 4,370; Doris College. He also attended Eastern Connecticut State The groom graduated in 1981 from Vermont Technical librarian for the town of East Hartford. The groom is College with a degree in engineering technology elec­ McCarthy, 4,010; Carl Popple, 3,900; Irene Foisey, 3,- College. He is employed in the printing department at employed as a computer programmer at the Hartford 610; Betty Brady, 3,430. Phoenix Mutual in Hartford. tronics, He is employed at IBM in Essex Junction, Vt., l W.' .tK - Insurance Group. and he is a part-time disc jockey at WVMT-AM. Pl.N’OCHLE SCORES: Mary Hill, 729; Bob Hill, 613; Marge Reed, 579; Dorn Anastasia, 569; Sam Schors, 562 Kitty Byrnes, 552; Martin Bakstan, 551; Lottie Lavoie Walker-Horvath 548. MENU FOR WEEK: Kathryn B. Horvath, daughter of Rika C. Horvath of Monday: beef noodle soup, tuna salad sandwich, pud­ Dennis, Mass., formerly of Manchester, and the late ding, beverage. James E. Horvath, and Joseph P. Walker U, son of Wednesday: hot dog on a bun, baked beans, potato Joseph P. Walker of Dennis, Mass, and the late Alice E chips. Birthday cake, beverage. Walker, were married May 8 in Sacred Heart Chapel Thursday: baked corned beef hash, rye bread, jello, Yarmouthport, Mass. beverage. The Rev. Robert Donovan of Hyannis, Mass, per­ Friday: fresh vegetable soup, egg salad on whole formed the m ass and double ring ceremony. Dottie Lor- wheat bread, dessert, beverage. tie of Centerville, Mass, was organist. The bride was given in marriage by her Godfather, Walter Saverick of SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: Vernon. Monday: 7:30 a.m. golf league: 10 a m. bingo, chess Mrs. James F. (Kristen H.) Sheehan of Dedham, and checkers; lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle; bus pick up at Mass., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. 8 a.m., return trips at noon and 3 p.m. Richard Everson of East Dennis, Mass., brother-in- Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for shopping; 12:30 p.m., return law of the groom, was best man. Ushers were James S from shopping. Byrne of Yarmouthport Mass, and Dan C. Tripp of Den­ Wednesday: 9 a.m. public health nurse by appoint­ nis, Mass. m i m ■ ment; 10a.m. Friendship Circle; pinochle; lunch; 12;30 Following a reception at the Playhouse Restaurant in p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. craft class; bus pick up at 8 Dennis, the couple left on a wedding trip to Hilton Head s a.m. return trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. sV Island, S.C. They will make their home in South Yar­ M Thursday: 10a.m. orchestra rehearsal; noon lunch; 10 V mouth, Mass. a.m. bus leaves for Rose Garden. Mini bus will pick up ’The bride is the sister of Attorney Leonard M. Hor­ \' regular route; bus return after surprise program. , vath of Manchester. Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage; 10 a.m. kitchen social 1 games; 12:45 p.m. setback games; bus pick up at 8 a.m. ‘S ' return trips 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 0 \ Sespaniak-Gebhardt Ik k-.'- ■•m Donna Irene Gebhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A b o u t Tow n A. Gebhardt of Anthony Road, Tolland and Mathew Paul Sespaniak of Crossroad^ Lane, Glastonbury, were i. > Mrs. William W. Britnell Mrs. Bernd R. Knochenhauer Mrs. David B. Needham Mrs. Roland L. Rossano married June 5 at St. Matthew’s Parish Tolland. The bride’s brother, Roy R. Gebhardt of Manchester, was best man. S'' Birth class offered The Rev. Francis O’Keefe performed the mass and The Family Oriented Childbirth Society (FOCIS) will Britnell-Smith Knochenhauer- Needham-Bailey Rossano-St. Pierre double ring ceremony. Mrs. Harold W. Garrlty of sponsor a free class to prepare children for the arrival ! Tolland was soloist. The bride was given in marriage by Mrs. Allan D. Garray Mrs. Richard K. Brewer of a new baby on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Manchester ±er father. Eileen Carol Bailey, of Boston, Mass., daughter of Nancy Jean St. Pierre of Manchester and Roland Memorial Hospital conference room C. Faith Stephanie Smith and William Walter Britnell, Miss Patricia Gebhardt of Tolland, sister of the bride, both of Manchester, were married June 19 at South Szalontai Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. ^ ile y of 586 Spring St., and Louis Rossano of Coventry were married June 12 at ’The class w^l include a slide presentation, reading David Brigham Needham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel South. United Methodist Church in Manchester. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Nancy books, coloring, a discussion, and a tour of the materni­ United Methodist Church in Manchester. Kalagher of Arlington, Texas, sister of the bride, Mrs. Garray-Hillman Judy Szalontai, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Needham Jr. of Belmont, Mass., were married June 5 in ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Brewer-Lane ty floor. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Glenn Debra Gebhardt, of Manchester, sister-in-law and Miss Szalontai of Rockville, and Bernd Robert St. James Church. St. Pierre of 81 Leland Drive. The groom is the son of The class is open to all children age 3 and older. Pre­ Smith of 345 Hillstown Road. The groom is the son of Maty Macdonald of Newtonvllle, Mass. Mona R. Hillman of Andover and Allan D. Garray of Knochenhauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horst ’The Rev. ’Thomas J. Barry performed the double ring Hazel Aronson of 212 Lakeview Terrace, Coventry, and Kathlyn Marie Lane of East Hartford and Richard registration is required. Call Anne Haveles at 646-2284. Julia Britnell of Manchester and Walter Britnell of , Rot R. Gebhardt of Manchester, brother of the bride, Woodbury were married May 29 at the Andover Simsbury. Knochenhauer of Vernon, were married June 19 at service. Jane Maccarone was organist. The bride was NicholasHossano of East Hartford. Congregational Church. Kent Brewer of South Windsor were married June 19 at given in marriage by her father. was best man. Ushers were Steve ’Thompson and Bill St. Mary’s Church In East Hartford. The Rev. George W. Webb officiated at the double Union Congregational Church. ’The Rev. Laurence HIU officiated at the double ring Patterson, both of Boston, Mass., and Dave Voyer of The bride' is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Dinner canceled ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Mrs. David B. Boyce of Milford, Mass., sister of the ceremony. Organist was James McKay of Manchester, The Rev. Lyman Reed of Olivett Congregational bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Watertown, Mass. Hillman of S3 School Road in Andover. The groom is the Lane of East Hartford. ’The groom is the son of Mr, and father. and soloist was Robert Gordon of Manchester, uncle of The ham and strawberry shortcake dinner sponsored Church, Bridgeport, performed the double ring service. After a reception at the church hall the couple left on son of Mr. and Mro. William Garray of Woodbury. Mrs. Raymond Brewer of 56 Dartmouth Road. The maid of honor was Brenda Spinnato of Eldward A. House, of Troy, Mich., sister of the bride, the bride. ' by Temple Chapter O.E.S. for Sunday has been Doris Lutz was organist and Maryann Jackson was and Linda Peracchio and Mrs. Andrew Welch, both of a wedding trip to Florida. Ibey will make their home in , ’The Rev. James Nock officiated at the double ring Manchester. Bridesmaids were Nancy Quinn of Oswego, soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Boston. ' X The Rev. Richard Taylor officiated at the ceremony, canceled. For refund information, contact Mrs. Donald N.Y., Laurie Randolph of Elmira, N.Y, cousin of the Manchester. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The p e maid of honor was Lisa Nldernd. Bridemaids were mass. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Dean at 647-9100. Daniel Needham m , of Belmont, brother of H ie bride Is a graduate of Tolland High School and bride, and Lynne Shedden of Fassett, Pa., cousin of the Julie Spulick of Vernon was maid of honor. Mass., maid of honor was Elaine St. nerre'of Manchester Diane Pitchard, L3iuie Hesselbach and Deborah Sham Maid of honor was Margaret Lane. Bridesmaids were the groom, was best man. Ushers were Peter T. sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Eileen Gordon of ' attended Framingham State College. She Is employed as Jacqueline Cote, Sharon Brewer, Susan Bannon and bride. ' Bridesmaids were MaryBeth Szalontai of Vernon, sister a secretary. , Flower girl was Jessica Scorso. of the bride, and Petra Findlay of Vernon, sister of the Needham of Portsmouth, N.H., brother of the groom, Manchester, cousin of the bride, and Sharon Kunz of Elizabeth Perusse. About collecting The best man was Jeffrey \Berman of Manchester. . The groom Is a graduate of Tolland High School and Ushers were Brett Smith and Scott Smith of groom. Heidi Findlay of Vernon, niece of the groom, and Clayton Stobaugh, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Robert F. Manchester. ^ Ib e beri m w was Robert Nidemo. Ushers .were Sean The best man was Preston Symonds. Ushers were Weeks, Belmont, Northeastern University. He is employed by Advanced McLaughlin, Jam es Hlllinan and Roy Garray. Manchester, brothers of the bride, and Alex Britnell of was flower girl. Mass. The best man wak Thomas Talamini of Broad Brook. Michael Lane, Stanley Lewandowski, Kevin Reilly and Russ MacKendrick write about stamps, coins and After a reception at the Hartford Club In Hartford, the Mechanical Technology Inc. in Newton, Mass, as a Nicolas Truncali. almost anything collectible — In “Collectors' Corner,” Manchester, brother of the groom. Henry Urbach of Rockville was best man. Ushers Ushers were Edward St. Pierre of Manchester, brother After a reception at Flano's Restaurant in Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to Sea Pines Plantation, mechanical engineer. every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. After a reception at. Willie’s Steak Houm in were Curtis Szalontai, brother of the bride, and John of the bride, and Gary Souza of Andover. Muple left on a honeymoon -bniise to the Caribbean After a reception at the Army and Navy Club in Hilton Head Island, S.C. ’They plan to make their home Manchester, the couple left for a honeymoon w Cape Bevins. Bernd Knochenhauer Jr., son of the groom, was They will make their home in Vernon. Manchester, the couple left for a honeymoon in Ber­ ringbearer. in Brookline, Mass. After a reception at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton the Letters to the editor Cod. They will make their home in East ^Jflltmrd. couple left for a honeymoon in Bermuda. They will Pocus/Food on Wednesday muda. They will make their home In Ellington. The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School Following a reception at Rosal’s in Mansfield, the The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School The bride Is employed as a cotAputer operator at J.C. The Manchester Herald’s Open Forum provides space couple left on a wedding trip to Quebec, Canada. They and Pine Manor College, Chestnut Hill, Mass. She is make their home in Coventry. ’. Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The Penney in Manchester. The gropm is employed as a _ employed as a secretary with United and the Creative School of Hairdressing. She is Technblogies Research Center. ’The groom Is employed for reader dialogue on current events. Address letters to employed by Innovations Haircutters of Manchester. will make their home in -Vernon. employed by Brookline ’Trust Co., Brookline, Mass. The bride is a graduate of Manchester Community 'M ^hester Herald’s Foous/Food section, every benefit consultant with Heritage Benefit Consultants in the Open Forum. Manchester Herald, Herald Souare Hartford. as a technical programmer at Travelers Insurance The groom is a graduate of Manchester High School The groom attends the University of Connecticut, The groom is a graduate of Belmont Hill School and College. She is employed by the Journal Inquirer in Company. Manchester, CT 06040. ^ ^ and the University of Connecticut. He is em ploy^ b j majoring in physics, lie is employed by Connecticut . HarvaH University. He is employed as an account, Manchester. The groom is employed by h^slel Ernest Peterson Inc. of Hartford. 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■ i - M ANCHESTER H ERALD , Sat., June 26, 1982 - 15 14 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD , Sat., June 26, 1982 North Africans Thoughts cry foul at Cup Advice Page 16 ’The survivors who had to decide* the disposition of Mr. Cohen’s remains were severely perplexed.. ’They all felt a strong desire to honor Pooch from first marriage his wishes, yet they knew that their religion forbade cremation. ; ’The questions they could no longei? ask him were these: Did he know now a bone of contention cremation was forbidden? Did h©^ khow that if he were cremated, his* work for Martina, Shriver ashes could not be buried in the DEAR ABBY: Before I froip breathing secondhand cemetery plot he owned? Would he smoke. What do you think? Rinaldi, who last year at 14 years that.” ment referee since 1976 and was an entered into my second have directed cremation if he knew WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - A persistent rain, the eternal GRANDMA and 91 days was the youngest person “ Getting this one over is a big assistant referee for nine years marriage, I had a small it would upset his w ife to such a^ Martina Navratilova and Pam curse of Wimbledon, fell virtually to win a match at Wimbledon, again relief,” Shriver said. ” I feel a lot previous. “ We will have a very, very dog. The dog is DEAR GRANDMAi Let degree? Shriver patiently waited out a four- ail day and threw the dampened Wimbledon had double break point in the third better mentally. This was a tough full program for tomorrow, Monday housebroken, does not get Dear Abby me put it this way: Recent Additionally, the sons wanted to. hour rain delay Friday, then made Khedule into further turmoil. Of 70 game of the second set. Once again, one.” and Tuesday.” on the furniture, rarely know how Judaism interpreted the, quick work of their opponents to matches scheduled only eight were studies show that though, Shriver held and she then Only the women got to play Hoyles agreed these were the barks and is in no way Abigail Van Buren secondhand smoke can be commandment to honor one’s move into the fourth round at the played, and there are now some 120 broke in the fourth and sixth games, Friday, and other second-round worst circumstances he has en­ destructive. almost as damaging to the mother and father. What does one do Wimbledon tennis championships. matches to be made up. “ I didn’t get that psyched up to ending the match in 56 minutes. winners included Sabina Simmonds countered at Wimbledon, adding, “ 1 Now, after four years of lungs as firsthand smoke, if honoring parents comes into con­ Navratilova, feeling “ loose as a In what amounted to a sarcastic begin with because I thought it It was early in the fifth game of of Italy and Anne Smith. Simmonds don’t remember so many days with marriage, my husband in­ flict with another religious prin­ goose” when she finally got to play, gesture, the sun made its first would rain, but when I needed to and I think your daughter- beat Mary Lou Piatek, 7-5, 6-4, and so much interruption.” formed me that he has ciple? Suppose, for example, your,! appearance at Center Court just a play I did,” Navratilova said. “ I the second set that Rinaldi was in-law is justified in defeated Anne White 6-1, 8-4, and Smith defeated Australias Sue Leo, Despite the day-long gloom that , V w was on an even keel all afternoon. stung by a bee under her left arm, never liked dogs in the protecting her child. father asked you to join him in a Shriver first played nurse to Kathy few minutes before 7 p.m. Herald photo by Pinto and Shriver came to the rescue. 6-4, 6-4. hung heavy over the All England house, and he insists that robbery. Would honor due parents; Rinaldi, who was stung by a bee, and Navratilova, in stall^ as the top When the sun came out in the second band has lived un­ result. Also, we both feel First she removed a big stinger, Because of all the matches Club, the attendance was 26,616. the dogs be put outside on a DEAR ABBY: A while demand that you accede to hi» then knocked her out, 6-4, 6-1. seed after winning nine of 10 tour­ set I just about fainted.” complainingly for four an improvement in our sex MR. AND MRS. ROBERT D. AMES HONORED then she applied cream from a jar washed out, the starting time for Many of those people waited for permaent basis. He issued request or would the commandment Two other seeded women won naments this year, raced through Shriver, seeded seventh, was ner­ years with a dog in the life with our wives. I must back you had a letter from Saturday and Monday has been hours, umbrellas up, sometimes an ultimatum — either the . . . celebrated 45th wedding anniversary forbidding stealing take the opening set in 20 minutes, drop­ vous when she first strode onto that someone threw out from the house, and suddenly he’s add that our sex life with an actress who deplored second-round matches, but No. 14 singing, in the hope of seeing at least Center Court and dropped her ser­ stands. moved up two hours to noon (7 a.m. dog goes or he does. our wives was very good the bad manners of people precedence? Andrea Leand, after jumping to a 4- ping only the fourth game. giving you an ultimatum — “ What a sportswoman,” Shriver E D T), the third time in five years one match. Naturally, I am heart­ The classics of Jewish religious 2 lead, fell victim to 6foot West Ger­ White offered more resistance in vice to open the match, but then the dog or him. even prior to the start of who leave the theater that rain forced such a break in If they hadn’t, they would have 2 joked later. broken over this. My hus­ law direct that a parent’s wishes man Claudia Kohde, 7-5, 6-2. the second set, breaking service in broke back in the second game. If you really care for this relationship. while the cast is taking G^uple celebrates 45th Rinaldi managed only one point in tradition. been completely out of luck. band gave no indication of We find nothing wrong must be disregerded if a parent Barbara Potter, seeded 10th, beat the second game. But Navratilova Rinaldi had two break points for 5-4, each other, you will get curtain calls. I share her the three games after the sting and “ Were still on target of playing all Wimbledon does not issue refunds or his seemingly deep-rooted directs a child to do a transgression,. Kim Steinmetz, 6-2, 6-3, and No. 15 made the decisive break in the ninth but Shriver gamely held, then ended counseling and resolve the with this; we love each annoyance wholeheartedly. the finals on the correct days,” said rainchecks, even on days when no feelings prior to our Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ames of and subsequent fam ily events. On this basis, and because of con^ game and wound up the match in 52 the set with a break in the next said she was “ a little shocked it real problem. other, our wives and It’s not only bad manners Virginia Ruzici beat Petra Delhees Fred Hoyles, who has been tourna­ matches are played. marriage, or even during 64 McKinley St,, were honored cern for their mother, and because minutes. game. happened, I tried to do my best after I think your husband is children very much. Is to the cast members who of Switzerland, 6-3, 7-5. the time we have been recently at 45th wedding anniver­ 'The couple was married on June 5, using a four-legged animal there anything wrong in have spent hours enter­ they sincerely believed the father married up to now. sary open house given by their 1937, at the home of the bride’s would not have directed cremation as an excuse to take a two- our being so contented? taining, but also to those of We’ve always taken the daughters, Carol Hartnack of parents in West Hartford. Mrs. if he had ail the facts at the time, legged walk. Signed . . . „ us who remain seated until / dog on trips whenever CONTENTED the curtain calls are over. Stuart, Fla., and Roberta Johnson of Ames, the former Lois F. Newton, two of the sons arranged for a stan­ 6 possible, and it was so Manchester. The party took place at is employed at the John A. Ingersoll dard religious burial. ’The third son DEAR AB BY: My best well-behaved that one DEAR CONTENTED: The same applies to Mrs. Johnson’s home. Agency in Hartford. Ames is retired withdrew from participation in­ Hot Bob GildeHeods friend and I have been hardly knew a dog was If you don’t think there is baseball games. I detest Many relatives and friends from.Universal Design where he was Frenn's skein threatened h a v in g a s e x u a l dicating his conviction that an in­ around. anything “ wrong,” why having my feet walked on tended. A highlight of the party was employed for a number of years as relationship for the past justice was being done. Ultimately, HARRISON, N.’\. (U P I) - Bob I am wondering whether are you asking? by people leaving the the gift of a collection of design engineer and welding consul­ eight months now. It’s the this third son applied to the courts to Four times, husky A1 Hall has been a participant Gilder, completing one of the finest to let my marriage go ballpark during the ninth photographs of the couple’s wedding tant. natural result of our being order that the w ill be carried out in the Olympic Games, Giant Bob Backus also two-round series in PG A history, down the drain over a dog, inning! close, confiding friends. DEAR ABBY: We have even now, many months after the: proudly wore the red, white and blue colors of Un­ fired a 7-under-par 63 Friday and or if I have to give up my We are both married, have a big problem in our fami­ I once witnessed a bail funeral. The court decided against cle Sam in Olympic competiton. competition. Peter Jacobsen moved within three beloved pet. My husband young children and our ly. Our daughter-in-law game where the home the third son and ruled that the Muscular George Frenn is a world champion in strokes of the lead with a record- was well aware that I had Engagements wives are also good does not want her child team was behind 7-0. In the deceased shall remain hurled where " his speciality — the 56-pound weight throw. Herald Angle tying 62 in the $400,000 Westchester an “ inside dog” when he friends. (our 2-year-old grandson) last half of the ninth inning he is. All three weightmen are due to display their Classic, married me. Please com­ Since we started this to be around his grand­ the home team got eight Rabbi Richard J. Flavin wares in the 56-pound weight throw this afternoon The tournament is sponsored by ment but don’t use my Earl Yost. Sports Editor relationship, we both feel father when Grampa runs and won the game! Temple Beth Shoiom starting at 2 o’clock at Manchester High’s Pete Manufacturer’s Hanover. name or city. Palmer-Sharp better about ourselves. In smokes — and Grampa What a thrill those early- Wigren Track. Gilder’s opening 36-hole total of IN THE DOGHOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Leon Palm er of 40 fact, we feel we have smokes a whole lot. leavers missed. l^ ile the trio will be spotlighted in the only 127 was one short of the all-time Wales Road in Andover announce the DEAR IN: It strikes me become closer and more She said she read that a PORTOLA VALLEY Powers wins national championship on the two-day 66 -event record set by Tommy Bolt in the engagement of their daughter, Bren­ as strange that your hus- sensitive to our wives as a person could get cancer FANS Manchester Community College-sponsored New 1954 Virginia Beach Open. It was da Palm er, to Michael D. Sharp, son HARTFORD — Elected as presi-. England Relays this weekend a Connecticut man also the lowest consecutive round “ I still enjoy the competition. I now compete with of Maryanne Welles of Enfield and dent and chief executive officep of. may steal the thunder. total since Ron Streck’s 125 closed myself. I set a goal and try to accomplish that. I Edward Sharp of Andover. the Greater Hartford Arts Council! Bill Borden , at 22, and a resident of Noank, is the the Texas Open in 1978. really enjoy watching the performances of others, The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate for the next two years was John A. brightest young weight thrower in the United Later in the day, Jacobsen burned Could hysterectomy cause like George (Frenn) and the youngsters, (B ill ) of RH AM High School in Hebron. Powers of Farmington, senior vice States. The Southern Connecticut State College the 6,329-yard Westchester Country Borden and (B ill) Sutherland.” Hall said. She is employed by the South Wind­ president for Alcoholic Beverages- strongman was second to Frenn the last two years Club course even more with 30- ‘To be successful in the 56-pound throw,” Backus sor Bank and Trust Co. in South aj Heublein Inc. DeRoy C. Thomas, and has improved each year in four previous 32—62, which featured five birdies related,’ ’you have to have two things going for you, Windsor. of West Hartford, outgoing presi-; appearances. on the front nine — and no bogeys. strength and you have to be a top technician. It’s increase in brown spots? TTie prospective bridegroom is a dent of the council, was elected; His first toss five years ago measured only 34 That mark tied the course record set the toughest event that exists. Strength is 1979 graduate of R H AM High School chairman for a two-year term. feet. Last June, the blond Nutmegger was credited Ijy Dan Sikes and Jimmy Wright in everything.” J married next month and in Hebron. He is em ployed by The election took place at the arts! with a toss of 43 feet, 10 inches. Frenn, who hold 1967. DEAR DR. LAMB: I Backus should know about strength for at one my husband-to-be likes sex Sudden Service Corp, in South Wind­ council’s annual meeting, held at; the world mark of 49 feet, 8Mi inches, set in 1971 in Tom Kite also trailed Gilder by am very much interested stage in his life the current 6-5,265-pounder was a 6- every day. Will it cause me sor. the Greater Hartford Chamber of Des Moines, Iowa, won with a heave of 45 feet, 1 in­ three shots after a 64 for a 130 total. in finding help for brown 5 weakling who weighed 145 pounds. A graduate of A May 1983 wedding is planned. Brenda Palmer Commerce. ch. The next closest competitors, Mark spots, so-called age spots. I to have cancer? I’m Tufts College, Backus operates with his wife, a one­ Frenn will be trying for an unprescedented 10th Lye and Jim Colbert, were seven am 60 y e a r s o ld , in Your Health worried to death. By the time Finland Olympic javelin thrower, a health national title in his weight speciality. He has never strokes back. excellent health and can do way, I have had a hysterec­ Supermarket Shopper center in Wayland, Mass. Several years ago he was been defeated since leaving the ranks of the Gilder, who is 15th on this year’s eight hours of household tomy and I can’t have any inducted into the Track Hall of Fame. At 55, Backus Lawrence Lamb, M.O. hammer Uux>wers. :noney list with $124,198, had only chores and attend to a more kids. I ’m 30 years w ill be the oldest entrant. Borden won the NCAA Division II hammer throw one bogey over the first two days. large garden daily. old. Before Frenn came along. Backus the ruled the D last month in California with a toss of 205 feet, 10 in­ 1 had a hysterectomy 12 ’I’hat came on the 470-yard par-4 15th DEAR READER; Even ches to retain his title. roost among the 56-pound tossers, rolling up nine years ago beceuse of a Life not always roses Friday and followed a streak of 23 if there is any relationship Hall, Backus and Frenn are all former national titles. straight par or better holes. tumor of the uterus. Could The three veteran 56-pound weightmen have ac­ between sex and cancer hammer champs while Hall and Backus at one time “ 1 feel like 1 hit the ball better off V f - ’*-.* this surgery cause an in­ cumulated 21 championships and overall boast 43 hermorrhage in the skin, In any case der­ you have no worries. It held the national 36-pound weight throw crowns as crease in brown spots? the tee today than yesterday. that may contribute to matologist can usually help would be related to the cer­ well. weight titles. Gilder said, “ and 1 putted awfully vix of your uterus and you tor wife of refund king "T h e re are 20 recognized 56-pound weight DEAR READER: Skin developing them. with both. Even brown The 39-year-old Frenn, a graduate of California well. If 1 keep hitting it like this I ’m . throwers in the country and nearly all will be in U P I photo color, whether it is all over Characteristically they spots may be removed with don’t have one. ’There are Satte University at Long Branch, is a guidance going to make it tough on the rest of Manchester, “ Irv Black, chairman of the TAC or just in spots, is deter­ develop on the backs of the chemicals or liquid studies that suggest that By Martin Sloane tops and labels by DEAR D.T.: You don’t My problem is that many; (eacher in the Los Angeles school system. them. I ’m just swinging away and committee reported. BOB GILDER AND CADDY mined by melanin pigment, hands and face. Technical­ nitrogen. Meanwhile, I am women who have sex early “ trashing.” ’The local self- sound “overjoyed about of the best refund offers; Hall, who graduate from Cornall, ow from the ball is going where I ’m aiming. DEAR MARTIN: My “ I don’t come cross country to lose,” Frenn said . line up putt at seventh hole This brownish to black pig­ ly they are called len- sending you The Health in life with multiple service laundries know having a refunding king ask for a dated register* Cornell, operates his own insurance agency in “ Today I felt like I had to keep husband could probably put last year after showing the way to his competitors. ment is formed by special tigines and because they do Letther number 7-10, Your partners are more likely to when he has struck around the house. But I tape. I am embarrassed to; Charlton, ^ s s . He was in the Olympic Games in getting birdies, and I did. When you the coupon queens to Maybe this year Borden w ill snap the California’s cells called melanocytes. occur more often in older Skin: Sun, Aging, Spots and develop cervical cancer. because their trash had know that many readers send In these tapes with; 1956 in Australia, 1960 in Rome, 1964 in Tokyo and have everything going for you — said: "Those Oregonians are hot Leading money winner Craig shame. He is definitely the When these cells produce people they are sometimes Cancer. Others who want Of course women who have disappeared. would love to have a hus­ their old dates. What do; 1968 in Mexico City. The 47-year-old Bay Stater is a skein. your driver, putter, irons — that’s this week, aren’t they? Stadler moved up with a 67 for 138, had little or no sex can also “ King of Refunding.’’ Answer w ill be known about 3:30 today. an excess amount of pig­ called “ senile lentigines.” this issue can send 75 cents band who helped them save you recommend doing in a* one-time resident of Southington. what’s going to happen.” U.S. Open champion Tom Watson and defending champion Ray Floyd On one shopping trip we He goes out late at night ment the skin darkens. As doctors who see these with a long, stamped, self- get cancer of the cervix. SO percent on their super­ case like this? — Paula Jacobsen, who is from Portland, shot a 2-over-par 72 for a 142, failing had 71 for 140. b ou gh t $247 w o rth o f to go through dumpsters A freckle is simply a spot lesions get older. addressed envelope for it market bills. from Corralitos, Calif. Ore., while Gilder is from Corvallis, to make the cUTTw one stroke. Urinary tract infections groceries for $74. When a and doesn’t come home for on the skin where there is themselves they are more to me, in care of this His late-night “ trashing” do occur more often in store in this area was offer-* hours. When he does, my DEAR PAULA; I would an excess deposit of apt to just call them len­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, may giye you some extra some women because of ing triple coupons, our job is to clean the boxes just write “ register mis­ melanin pigment. Those tigines or brown spots. Radio City Station, New work in the morning. But sex. That is why some purchases totaled $474 and and soak o ff the labels. take” and then the proper brown spots you are con­ As far as the brown spots York, N.Y. 10019. any man who comes homes Radiol women develop “ honey­ we paid only $151. date on the tape. You George still threatens cerned about are also spots you now have are con­ Incidentally, your Four years ago he leaned earner opens edge at 1 a.m. smelling like the moon cystitis,” a problem Even without double or shouldn’t have any trouble of excess pigment but they cerned, I prefer that they hysterectomy is unrelated o v e r th e e d g e o f a inside of a dumpster can with bladder infections. It triple coupons, my husband with tapes that are marked are larger than freckles. be seen by a doctor. What to your brown spots. Men dumpster and fell in head certainly be trusted. is not a venereal disease, batting .318. Gamble is hitting .222. quality than discipline,” he said. “ In Sometimes they may be you think is a simple brown also have brown spots. manages to save one-half first. He scraped his upper in this way. • COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - New either. “ A1 Oliver would have made a big baseball, in anything you do. I ’m raised a little because the spot may be something or more on our grocery body and legs just to get DEAR MARTIN; My If an offer asks for a York Yankees principal owner receipt or tape showing a difference to the Yankees this year. going back to New York to give over foes by five cells over the spot are different, such as actinic DEAR DR. LAMB: I Otherwise sex usually bills. He has record books one Skippy Peanut Butter two favorite stores have George Stelnbrenner said Friday he SATURDAY purchase within a specific It would have meant at least five them some of that discipline. There thickened. Some people (solar) keratosis. Some of would like to know if produces relaxation and to prove it! label. “ ancient” cash registers intends to closely watch his players 1.30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, One of the ways my hus­ time period, I would ask the next few days — particularly games,” Stelnbrenner said al the is no substitute for winning. It cures call these liver spots. If these can progress to skin having sex often is helps to build closeness. that cannot mark a date Channels 30, 38, WTIC taking it easy despite the five-shot annual meeting of the Ohio U PI all ills.” PITTSFORD, N.Y. (UPI) - you happen to injure the cancer. Ordinary brown damaging to the health. If You might say it is a good band gets his coupons is by My husband’s couponing past 1974. Each week my the store manager to make­ veterans Oscar (Jamble and Jerry Sportswriters Association. Stelnbrenner was asked about the JoAnne Garner moved one step bulge. spots do not. so in what way? I will be tranquilizer. buying as many as 20 and refunding has become register tapes range from up a special receipt for you Mumphrey — and may order some skin or develop a small 3.30 Golf: Westchester Classic, closer to the LPG A Hall of Fame “ I got to move out,” she said. newspapers when the food 1970 to 1974. As you may so that there w ill be no lineup changes. The Yankees 5-2 home loss to recent revelations concerning drug a continuous process. What Channel 3 “ Everybody’s getting hot.” section is full of them. have guessed, I live in a question of the exact date ■ “ In the next few days some people Cleveland Thursday night was their use in professional sports. Friday, shooting a 4-under-par 68 to do you think about this? — 3.30 Bowling. Showboat Lopez, who has won in each of her He gets most of his box of purchase. have some things to prove to us,” fifth in the last seven games, “ I don’t believe that since I’ve extend her lead to five strokes over D.’T. from Lebanon, Pa. small town. Doubles, Channel 8 three appearances at Locust Hill, said Stelnbrenner. “ If they don’t, leaving them only one game in front been in baseball that anything has a quartet of pursuers midway After six years together, 4.30 Tennis: Wimbledon, through the $200,000 LPGA shot her second straight 2-under-par posed a bigger threat,” he said. Jre’re going to look at some of our of last-place Toronto in the Channels 22, 30 “ Every day it’s another story.” Rochester International. 70 Friday. Her round was marred by young people.” American League East. 4 .3 0 Boxing; Junior He said the drug problem should Garner, the tour’s all-time leading a double bogey 5 on the 123-yard, >. He specifically referred to Stelnbrenner defended Yankees featherweight bout —Jamie Garza 2 par-315th hole, which was caused, in Mumphrey and Gamble, noting that manager Gene Michael, noting that be stopped at the source, but said money winner, needs just one more vs. Carmelo Negro, Channel 3 part, by a photographer who clicked wedding is embarrassing Clip ‘n file refunds “ he has had some problems because that can only be done when the top win to become eligible for the LPG A Marshall Brant, who is with the S Boxing: Lightweight bout people In law enforcement have the Hall. She has a 36-hole total of 9- his shutter while Lopez was at the Columbus Clippers, the Yankees’ of injuries to players such as Greg —Cornelius Boza Edwards vs. state your marriage is in at money to do the job. under-par 135 on the par-72, 6,149- top of her backswing. DEAR DR. BLAKER; incb chain. Send two complete wrappers from any International League farm team, Nettles and Dave Winfield. this point in time. Dairy products, oils, margarine, diet He added that sport writers must Roberto Elizonda, Channel 8 yard Locust Hill Country Club Lopez was livid about the distrac­ After living together for 5-ounce Nestle King Size Bars and a $1 check could replace Gamble. “Up until now, you can’t fault 5.45 Mets vs. Phillies, Channel products (File 2) provide a sense of direction and con­ course in the Rochester suburb of tion. six years my boyfriend and payable to “ Nestle Pendant.” The following letters ; He said one of the most serious Gene,” he said. “ But most of the in­ 9, WINF Professional counseling Clip out this file and keep it with sim ilar cash-off tinue to expose such problems. Pittsford. “ I don’t mind cameras at all,” she I finally decided to get Ask are not available; O, Q, U, X, Y, Z. Expires Dec. 31, problems all season has b ^ n at first juries have healed. Now will be a 8 Yankees vs. Indians, Channel might help you see that you coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage The controversial owner also She had four birdies — all on the said, “ but not at the top of my married. I had wanted to 1982. base. real test of Gene Michael’s 3, WPOP had better begin accepting coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed defended the right of Cleveland area back nine — in pursuit of the $30,000 swing. It’s happened to me before. take the step for several Dr. Blaker These offers require forms; „ He noted that he bad made a trade managerial ability.” 8 NASL: Whitecaps vs. Row­ 6 the reality that your “ When I got to the 16th tee, I took proofs of purchase while looking for the required with Texas, sending Gamble to the Stelnbrenner added that there is a sportsman Edward J. DeBartoIo to first prize, including a 45-foot putt years but he always marriage is over. Now is A P P IA N W A Y $1 Refund. Send the required re­ dies, ESPN a few deep breaths and talked to Karen.Blaker, Ph.D. refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Rangers for A1 Oliver. But Gamble lack of discipline among some of the buy a baseball franchise. DeBartoIo, on the 382-yard, par-4 14th hole. resisted. the time to look toward the fund form and either three box tops with price myself. I told myself not to be mad. and magazines, and when trading with friends. Mterclsed his veto option. Oliver Yankees. whose son owns the San Francisco Garner, affectionately known as Needless to say, I was future and establishing circles from Applan Way Thick Crust Pizza or five SUNDAY Offers may not be aveilable in all areas of the coun­ "There’s no more important 49ers, was prevented from buying “ Big Mama,” has played flawless, I didn’t want to bogey 16,” Lopez very happy when he finally box tops with price circled from any combination of SSUed up in Montreal, where he is yourself as an individual. try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. the Chicago White Sox because of 1 ;30 Mets vs. Phillies, Channel bogey-free golf throughout the tour­ said. gave in. He also let me Appian Way Regular or Thick Crust Pizza. Expires ’The following refund offers are worth $14.50. ’This allegations concerning underworld 9, WINF nament. have the big wedding I had Divorcing? W rite for Dr. Aug. 31, 1982. week's refund offers have a total value of $46.45. connections. 2 Tennis; Wimbledon cham­ Defending champion Nancy Rizzo, a 1981 collegiate All- always wanted even though B l a k e r ’ s n e w s l e t t e r BRACK'S Chelsea Chips Refund Offer. Receive a pionships, Channels 22, 30 This offer doesn’t require a form; Stelnbrenner, a native of Ohio, Lopez, veterans Pat Bradley and America at the University of Miami he hates large social af­ “ Helping Your Child $1 refund. Send the required refund form and the fJet play schedule 2 Yankees vs. Indians, Channel band may have been enjoying your marriage, DOLLY MADISON Snoopy Kite Offer, P.O. Box said he would support DeBartoIo if Hall of Famer Sandra Haynle and ( F la .) had a 4-under-par 68 to tie for fairs. All in all, I was in Accept Divorce.” Send 50 words “ Chelsea Chips” from the fronts of three 11, WPOP having a reaction to getting ft's too bad it didn’t fulfill 5041, Kalamazoo, Mich. 49003. Receive a Snoopy he tried to buy the Cleveland In­ rookie Patti Rizzo were five shots second. The 21-year-old rookie’s heaven making the plans cents and a stamped, self- boxes and-or bags. Expires Aug. 31, 1982.' 2 Red Sox vs. Brewers, Channel married — particularly in your dreams but weddings kite. Send one Universal Product Code symbol from dians. ; back at 4-underpar 140. The 43-year- round included an eagle, three bir­ and thinking about the addressed envelope to Dr. NATURE SNACKS Offer. Receive a $1 coupon 38, WTIC front of all those people? rarely do. any Dolly Madison pro^ct and a check or money old Garner had a one-stroke lead dies and two bogeys. She missed two event. BlaKer in care of this for Sun-Maid Nature Snacks. Send the required re­ 2.30 Golf: Westchester Classic, Just because he agreed to order for 75 cents made out to “ Snoopy Kite Offer.” Iqdvanced by rain after the first round. birdie putts of atraut 5 feet each. ’Then came the wedding DEAR DR. BLAKER: newspaper, P.O. Box 475, fund form and the ounce designations from the Channel 3 ‘ 00 It all your way, doesn’t There is no limit on the number of kites you may “ It’s a long hitter’s dream,” the Rizzo’s eagle 3 came on the par-5, and it was a disaster. He My husband has been living Radio City Station, New fronts of three 5-, 7 or 8-ounce Nature Snacks Dozen enter 4 .3 0 Boxing; WBC mean he was able to handle order. Ehq>ires July 31, 1962. and there are some 120 matches to 43-year-old Garner said of the lush 450-yard 17th hole. was very short with my in a foreign country for York, N.Y. 10019. packages. Expires Dec. 31, 1962. WIMBLEDON, England (U PI) - > Cruiserweight Championship it when it actually These offers reqW e forms; be made up. In addition, Bimbl Holt, course, which features slick and family and friends and he three years. He never calls NESTLE King Bar Refund. Receive a $1.50 re­ ^ t b rain having fallen on four of —Carlos DeLeon vs. S.T. Gordon, happened. Even with the Write to Dr. Blaker at ESTEE Refund. Receive a f l refund. Send tbe vice chairman of the All England treacherous greens. “ I was so successful in amateur treat:^ me with very little or writes and m y efforts to fund. Send the required refund form and three !the five days thus far of the golf tourney Channel 3 best of Intentions to make tbe above address. The required refund form and the Universal Product au b, esUmated that the club thus Garner said she does not plan on golf that it’s hard to comprehend respect in front of these contact him through wrappers from any Nestle King Size Bars. Expires iWlmbledon tennis championships, ^ in g on the bottom,” said Rizzo, it a lovely day for you, be friends are unsuccessful. volume of nnail prohibits Code symbols from three different Estee products. far has lost $270,500. Twelve youngsters have entered people who are so impor­ Sept. 30, 1962. .tqumament officials decided Friday who is 44th on the LPG A money list mayhave succumbed to his personal replies, but Ehmires June 30, 1983. “ We’re sUU on target of playing the annual Insurance Youth Golf tant in my life. At this point, 1 really TOTTNO’S PIZZA. R eceive a refund of $1 or $1.50. •to advance tbe start of play two with $19,655. “ I’m very impatient fears and anxieties. questions o f general in­ HOOD Down East Chowder. R eceive a 50-cent re­ all the finals on the correct days,” Classic Tuesday morning at the On the honeymoon, he don’t know what to do to For $1, send the required refund form and two .libttrs for at least the next two days Dave Cowens but I ’m trying to learn to be patient. Most people at the wed­ terest w ill be discussed in fund. Send tbe i said Fred Hoyles, the tournament ^ n c h e s te r (Country Club. was his old sweet self salvage m y marriage. It is proof-ofpurchase panels from Totlno’s Classic Piz­ ,of competition. MILWAUKEE (U PI) — Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson Mys he has 1 realize sooner or later I will work ding probably were not as future columns. seals from Ho referee since 1976. “ We will have a Pairings: 8 a.m. - McNamara, again and wouldn’t admit, the most important thing in za. F or $1.50, send the form and three panels. ,„,.On Saturday and Monday the been denied permission by the Boston Celtics to talk to retired center sensitive to his behavior as Oct. 31, 1982. very, very full program for Pencurrel, G.Bogglni, Wallace; 8:07 myself to the top.” he had been such a creep my life. Expires 'Dec. 31, 1062. ti^tional 2 p.m. start will be, Dave Cowens, who wants to make a comeback in the NBA. In third place, six shots back at 3- you were but even if they tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday.” - A.Bogginl, l^ d o n , Hohenthal, the day of the ceremony. Got a news tip? Soup, candy, snack food (RIa 3) Here’s a refund form to write for: Rave Hair '.imved up to noon (7 a.m. E D T), Nelson, who played with Cowens in Boston, Thursday said Celtics’ under-par 141, is 1982 money leader did notice something, they D E AR R E A D E R : What With the seven matches Friday, Greenwood; 8:14 - Martin, Heaney, What shall I tell the peo­ ’This offer doesn’t require a form; Care Center, P.O. Box 4021, Jefferson City, Mo. marking the third time in the last General Manager Red Auerbach will not let him dicker with Cowens. most likely chalked it up to marriage? If you have a news tip or 130 have been played in five days, Ahn, Shrider. Sally Little. Hollis Stacy was ple at the wedding to NE STLE Initial Pendant O ffer, Sutton P lace 85102. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope five years such a move was “ I asked Red, and he said no, not until we get closer to a deal. I ’m the nervousness of the Maybe because It is such story idea in Manchester,, and there are 451 remaining. The Post-entries properly filled out another shot back at Itt. explain his behavior? Creations, 7 E . 48th St., 6tb Floor, N ew Y o it , N .Y. with your request. Requests must be received, by ‘^necessitaM. just going to wait to see if Red calls me back,” said Nelson. “ He groom. an in^rtant part of your contact City Editor Alex women’s final is scheduled for July will be accepted prior to tee off time The field was cut to the top 70 Nov. 30, 1082. This $1 o ffe r expires Dec. 31, 1982. '"•. Only seven of the scheduled .70 Put the wedding behind life you are not being very Girelli at ’Die Manchester 10017. Receive a gold electroplated initial on an 18- 3 and the men’s final for July 4. didn’t seem too interested in having Cowens go to Milwaukee.” scores after Friday’s round. DEAR READER: Isn’t were completed Friday, Tuesday, Tom Crockett reports. ». it possible that your hus- you and concentrate on ^ realistic about the bad Herald, telephone 843-2711. 7

16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- June 28, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 26, 1982 - 17 Brewers poyver !S\ manchester community college past Red Sox, 9-3 ueweuf/laud reisiys S c o r e b o a r d BOSTON (UPI) — Cecil Cooper Boston pulled within 3-2 in the i \ ,o\oW drove in three runs with a single and fifth on singles by Jerry Remy, By Earl Yost a two-run homer and Gorman Evans and Rice to knock out Randy Lerch. Jim Slaton, 5-1, relieved and Sports Editor RUNNING EVENTS Thomas added another two-run blast Friday night to power the walked Perez to load the bases but Planning which started 9:00 A.M. 4 X 100 Relay 5th ,& 6lh Grade Boys (Trials)* Milwaukee Brewers to a 9-3 victory retired Dave Stapleton, Glenn Hoff­ 4 X 100 Relay 5lh & 6th Grade Girls (Trials)* ATLANTA aNClNNATl man and pinch hitter Carl last September will ab r h bi ab r h bl Cubs 5-3 over the Boston Red Sox. Yastrzemski on pop-ups. become a reality today 9:20 4 X 100 Relay 7th & 8lh Grade Boys (Trials)* Butler cf 5 3 3 0 Milner If 4 0 11 MAJOR Milwaukee, which has won eight when the seventh annual Hubbrd 2b 3 110 Oester 2b 5 0 10 CHICAGO (UPI) - Jay Johnstone The Brewers increased their lead 4 X 100 Relay 7fh & 8th Grade Girls (Trials)* Wshngtn “f 3 0 2 4 Conepsn ss 3 0 10 of its last nine games, raised its Manchester Community LEAGUE hit a three-run homer in the fourth to 5-i in the sixth on a oneout double Baseball Murphy If 5 0 3 0 Cedeno cf 3 0 10 inning to back the seven-hit pitching road record to 23-13, best in the College-sponsored New 9:45 100 m Hurdles MO. WHS Trials and semi-finals Homer 3b 5 110 Driessn lb 2 0 0 0 American League. by Ted Simmons and Thomas’ 15th England Relays starts its Royster 3b 0 00 0 Walker rf 4 0 0 0 . LEADERS of Ferguson kins and give the homer of the season and Milwaukee 10:00 110 m Hurdles MO, MHS Trials and semi-finals Chmbls lb 4 0 10 Bench Sb 3 10 0 Chicago Cubs a 5-3 victory Friday Cooper, who had three hits to pace two-day schedule at Benedict c 3 0 0 1 Trevino c 4 0 0 0 a 16-hit attack, connected for his closed out its scoring in the seventh Manchester High's Pete 10:15 100 m Dash WHS, WO, MHS, MO Trials and semi-finals Ramirz ss 3 0 10 Berenyl p 2 0 0 0 over the St. Louis Cardinals. with a four-run uprising. Singles by Nlekro p 4 0 0 0 Hayes p. 0 0 0 0 By United Press International The victory was Chicago’s first 13th homer in the first inning off Wigren Track at 9 o'clock. Hrabsky p 0 0 0 0 Barmc m 10 0 0 Including games played Thursday. June loser Bruce Hurst, 2-2, to give the Molitor, Robin Yount, Cooper, Sim­ rotal of 66 events will be 11:15 100 m Hurdles WHS, WO Finals AMERICAN LEAGUE Harris p 0 0 0 0 24. 19B2 against St. Louis this season after mons and Ben Oglivie accounted for By United Press International Biittaer ph 1111 AMERICAN LEAGUE six straight losses. Brewers a 2-0 lead. offered including the 110 m Hurdles MO, MHS Finals (Night games not included) Totals 35 5 12 5 ToUls 32 2 5 2 Individual Batting The Red Sox cut the lead to 2-1 in three runs and the fourth run scored Connecticut 10-Kilometer East Atlanta 101001200— 5 playr.clb ab r h 2b 3o hr rbi avg. the third on singles by Dwight on a throwing error by Evans. 400 m Dash WO, MO Finals W L Pet. GB Cincinnati OOOOOOOCQ—2 Harrah. Civ 254 56 9611 2 14 37 .374 Championship Race Sun­ Boston 42 25 .027 — DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB-Atlanta 10, Bonnell. Tr 187 37 06 13 1 4 28 353 Pirates 4-3 Evans and Jim Rice and a double by Boston sdored its final run in the day morning starting at 10 4 X 100 Relay 5th & 6th Grade Boys (Final) Detroit 36 29 .554 5 Cincinnati 9. 2B-Cedeno. Washington, Wilson. KC 186 23 63 5 7 1 17 .339 Tony Perez, but the Brewers made eighth when Wade Boggs reached on o'clock on the campus of 4 X 100 Relay 5th & 6th Grade Girls (Final) Milwaukee 37 30 .562 5 Blillner. Milner. SB-Butlcr 2. Washing­ Hrbek. Mnn 226 39 7611 4 IS 48 .336 MONTREAL (UPI) - Tony Pena a fielder’s choice, moved to second Baltimore 35 31 .530 6Mi ton. S—Hubbard, Benedict. SF—Washing­ McRae. KC 253 36 85 19 3 10 56 .336 it 3-1 in the fifth on a double by Ed Manchester Community 4 X 100 Relay 7th & 8th Grade Boys (Final) Cleveland 33 33 .500 ton. Ystrzmsk 197 25 64 8 1 9 42 .325 hit two home runs and pitcher Don Romero and a triple by Paul on a Reid Nichols’ single and scored College, riiis will also be New York 31 34 .477 10 IP H RERBBSO Herndn. Dt 251 42 81 7 8 14 41 .323 Robinson added a two-run homer on Remy’s third single of the game. 4 x 100 Relay 7th & 8th Grade Girls (Final) Toronto 32 37 .464 11 Atlanta CiKiper. Mil 249 38 8018 1 12 46.321 Molitor. the finishing point. West Nickro (W 6-2) 82-3 4 2 2 6 2 White, KC 227 34 7219 4 2 20 ,317 Friday night, leading the Pittsburgh Thanks to a generous 2:35 too m Dash WHS, WO, MHS, MO Final UPI photo California 42 28 .600' — Hraboskv 0 1 0 0 0 0 cCiirew. Cal 232 37 7312 1 0 18 .315 Pirates to a 4-3 victory over the financial boost from Kansas City 39 28 .5® IVt Garber (S 12) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Murray. Bit 182 27 57 14 1 9 34 313 Montreal Expos in the first game of 1:00 Opening Ceremonies AUSTRIAN GOALIE FRIEDRICH KONCILIA CRESTFALLEN Chicago 38 29 i07 2W Cincinnati Paciork. Ch 230 27 72 15 3 4 29 .313 United Technologies, plus Seattle 36 35 .507 6V^ Bcrenyi (L 54) 6 11 5 5 2 4 Gantnr. Ml 194 18 60 8 I 3 17 .309 a double-header. Travelers and Connecticut 1:10 4 X 100 Relays WHS, WO, MHS, MO ... as West Germany’s Horst Hrubesch celebrates goal Oakland 30 42 .417 13 Hayes I 0 0 0 1 0 Upshaw. Tr 237 37 73 11 5 10 37 308 Robinson scattered seven hits, Yankees respond Texas 25 38 .387 m Harris 2 1 0 0 0 3 Lu7in.sk, Ch 258 42 79 18 0 10 ® 306 Travel Service the 1982 1:50 200 m Dash (Trials) WHS, WO, MHS, MO* Minnesota 17 54 .239 2£W$ Berenyi pitched to 4 batters in 7th, Garcia. Tor 281 36 86 16 1 3 22 ,306 walked one and struck out four in relays are the most attrac­ Friday's Games Hrabosky pitched to 1 batter in 9th. Yount. Mil 243 36 74 17 6 11 42 .306 raising his record to 7-3. Minnesota at Toronto, n i^ t HBP-by Harris (Washington). T-2:23 Rrell KC 244 45 74 14 5 9 35 300 tive ever. 2:30' 1500 m Run WHS, WO, MHS, MO , Detroit at Balliinore. nignt A-20513. Thrntn. Civ 244 47 74 12 0 18 58 303 •■Milwaukee at Boston, night to verbal abuse T'or .some lucky athlete Bell Tex 244 '24 73 11 0 7 30 299 3:10 Sprint Medley Cup controversy erupts Cleveland at New York, night Otis KC 242 43 72 17 2 7 49 298 each day, he or she will Oakland al Texas, night DETROIT BALTIMORE Hire Bos 229 38 68 9 I 9 35 .297 Braves 5-2 receive an all-expense trip 3:25 200 m Dash Final WHS, WO, MHS, MO Kansas. City at CaUfnrnia, night ab r h bi ab r h bi Parrish, Dl 159 29 47 7 i 9 24 .296 NEW YORK (UPI) - Roy runs came in the fifth on Mike to the 1984 Summer Olym­ MADRID, Spain (UPI) - two squads colluded to a produce a am affected by the result. But ask ...Chicago al Seattle, n^ht Trmmll ss 3 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 3 0 0 0 lore. Tor 150 15 44 10 2 0 14 293 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Phil S(nalley’s grand slam capped a five- Hargrove’s RBI infield out and An­ 3:45 800 m Dash Final WO, MHS, MO Saturday's Games Cabell 3b 4 0 10 Dauer 2b 4 0 0 1 BfK’hte. Sea 246 24 72 9 0 5 31 .293 Niekro allowed only four hits in 8 2-3 dre Thornton’s RBI single. pic Games in Los Angeles. Algeria’s top soccer official Friday score that would advance both millions of television viewers, in­ (All Times EDT) Gibson cf 4 0 0 0 Singletn rf 2 10 1 Individual Pitching run third inning Friday night and the The names will be selected 4:10 4 X 400 WHS, WO. MHS, MO teams to the next round. The charge cluding the Austrians and Germans, Minnesota (Havens 3-6) at Toronto Parrish c 4 12 0 Lownstn If 10 11 pitcher cib w I ip h bb so era innings and Claudell Washington New York Yankees, responding to The Yankeees got three runs in accused West Germany and Austria lU al 5-5) 1:30 p m Spillner. Civ 5 4 60.2 38 22 37 1.34 from among the con­ was vehemently denied by both what they think about it.” Herndon If 4 0 10 Murray lb 4 0 0 0 knocked in four runs Friday night to dub owner George Steinbrenner’s the second inning on an infield single 4:45 4 X 800 MO of fixing their soccer game and Detroit (Wilcox 5-3) at Baltimore (D. Ivie dh 3 12 2 Crowly dh 3 111 Qvnbrrv. KC 3 2 622 51 3 21 2.01 testants each day. Martinez 741. 7:36 p.m. Leach dh 1 0 0 0 Ripken 3b 4 0 2 1 Hoyt, ('hi 10 4 1 99 18 56 2.27 lead the Atlanta Braves to a 5-2 pre-game tongue-lashing, went on to by Dave Winfield, a ground-rule demanded their disqualification managers. “We have filed an official protest ' "Milwaukee (Haas 44) at Boston (Tudor Pat Mistretta, relay “Their scandalous behavior was Lemon rf 4 p 1 0 Roenick rf 4 0 0 0 Stanley. Bos 5 1 75.0 63 22 42 2.52 triumoh over the Cincinnati Reds. crush the Cleveland Indians, 11-3. double by Gamble, an RBI out by FIELD EVENTS** from the World Cup. with the FIFA demanding dis­ >51. 1:50 p.m. Wcknfss lb 3 0 2 0 Notan c 110 0 Barker. Clev 8 3 III 1 78 45 79 2.59 coordinator, reports over Ben Ali Sekkel, president of the an insult to any sportsman and es­ , ('leveland (Waits 0-5) at New York Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Dempsey c 2 0 10 Oscar Gamble, singled out by John Mayberry, a sacrifice fly by qualification of West Germany and •(Righetti 5-5). 8 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE 700 medals and items of Long Jump WHS, WO pecially to the public who had to Brookns 2b 3 0 10 Sakata ss 2 2 10 individual Batting Sleinbrenner as a major disappoint­ Butch Wynegar and Graig Nettles’ 10:00 A.M. Algeria Soccer Federation, said his Austria because they violated the Oakland iKeough 6-91 at Texas (Hough Whitakr ph 100 0 Dodgers call merchandise will be MHS watch this scandalous game,’’ 5-5). 8:35 p.m. plaver. cIb ab r h 2b3b hr rbi avg, ment, and O-for-17 going into the fourth homer of the season and 299th Shot Put organization filed an official protest principal of sportsmanship by their Totals 35 2 10 2 Totals 30 56 5 Oliver. Mtl 245 37 78 16 1 9 47 .318 offered the approximate 1,- Kan.sas City (Blue 4-5) at Calilomia Detroit 010001000-2 game, had three hits, including a of his career. Javelin WHS, WO with FIFA — world soccer’s gover­ Sekkel said. iRenko 7-1), 10 p.m. 'Sterns, NY 230 33 73 16 2 3 20 .317 up Marshall lack of ambition and fighting Baltimore OQ20Q210x-5 Thmosn. P 227 42 72 16 0 15 46 .317 pair of doubles, in five at-bats, In the third, with one out, Winfield 500 athletes. High Jump WHS, WO ning body — about the performance The Algerian socer official was (’hicagu (Burns 7-3) at Seattle (Perry DP—Baltimore 2. LOB—Detroit 7. spirit,” Sekkel added. 5-6i. 10 35 p.m. ('edenn, Cin 219 29 69 16 1 6 34 315 scored two runs and had two RBI. and Gamble hit backto-back doubles Six hundred are expected of the two teams in Friday’s crucial asked whether he believed there Baltimore 6. 2B-Ripken. Dempsey. HR— Hav. Pitt 256 39 81 13 3 5 31 .314 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los Pole Vault MHS, MO Starting . Sunday-s Games Ivie (8). off Cleveland starter and loser Len in today's track and field Group 2 game at Gijon. was an agreement between the two “We also filed a protest against Minnesota at Toronto Mornor. Atl 221 42 69 16 911 39 312 Angeles Dodgers have called up Tommy John, 5-6, scattered seven MHS Height 12 IP H RERBBSO Pena. Pitt 215 19 67 13 2 3 33 312 Barker, After Mayberry Hied competition at Wigren and 11:15 Long Jump An llth-minute goal by Horst the referee who, according to the •-•Milwaukee at Boston Detroit Mike Marshall from Albuquerque of hits in eight innings to get the vic­ teams to keep the score down so that Oakland at Texas Dawsn. Mtl 268 53 63 18 1 10 39.310 another 600 in the distance rules, should have stopped the game Petry (L M ) 6 4 4 4 3 1 Bailor. NY 155 20 48 6 0 0 16 .310 the Pacific Coast League to replace tory with Dave Latloche pitching out. Barker walked Wynegar and High Jump MHS. Hrubesch provided West Germany both qualified for the second round. ' Detroit at Baltimore Underwood 2-321110 run. plus 300 in the Junior 11:30 ..('leveland at New York bines. SD 230 46 71 II 1 9 41 .309 the ninth. John had a stretch durinng Nettles to load the bases. Smalley WHS, WO with a 1-0 victory and a second- “I cannot answer that question and warned the two captains about Sosa 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Sfhmdt, P 179 41 56 12 2 6 20 .307 injured Derrel Thomas. Relays which start off the Shot Put (’hicagu at Seattle, night Baltimore which he retired 10 batters in a row followed with his second grand slam round berth alongside Austria, its because I am biased,” he said. “I their lack of effort.” Kansas City at Calilornla. night Madick. Pit 232 37 71 16 0 6 39 .306 Thomas was placed on the 21-day program this morning at Javelin MHS Flanagan (W 64) 7 9 2 2 1 3 I acv. Pitt 155 30 47 6 1 2 U .303 disabled list with a broken left leg from the fifth through the eighth in­ of the season and fifth of his career. German-speaking neighbor. Stoddard (S 6) 2 1 0 0 0 4 Cuerrr. LA 264 37 80 11 5 12 47 .303 the school track. 12:30 P.M. Long Jump MHS The West Germans, Austrians and WP—Flanagan. Balk—Stoddard. T— suffered in Thursday night's game nings. Eighteen of the 24 outs he NATIONAL LEAGUE 2:21 A-25^». Knight. Hou 268 36 81 15 3 4 35 .302 recorded caine on ground balls. The program each day Algerians all finished with four By I'nited Press Inlernational IliH’knr. Ch 277 39 83 13 2 4 38 .300 in Atlanta. will be presented rain or 1:00 Javelin MO (Night games not included) I.Smln. SlL 261 56 78 19 3 5 37 .299 Alan Bannister opened the game Lion signee points, but the North Africans were Maddx. Phi 154 16 46 13 1 3 26 .299 Marshall, 22, plays first base, shine and has been sanc­ High Jump MO Legion in rally East MILWAUKEE BOSTON with a home run into the left field eliminated because they had a W L Pet. GB ab r h bl ab r h bi Sax LA 292 43 87 10 3 0 22 .296 third base and the outfield, playing tioned by the TAC (The Shot Put MO Molilor 3b 5 12 1 Remy 2b 5 13 1 Baker. LA 242 25 72 6 1 13 40 .296 right field this season for the Dukes. stands and the other tw'o Cleveland seen evicJence poorer goal aggregate. Montreal 38 28 .576 - Dtaessn. Cn 24233721218342SB Athletics Congress!. St Dmis 40 30 .571 - Yount S5 5 2 1 0 Evans r l 5 12 0 Triple Jump MHS, MO All three of Friday’s games, Cooper lb 5 2 3 3 Rice If 4 0 3 1 Landrx. LA 195 32 58 7 3 2 22 .297 In 66 games this season, Marshall PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - The Post entries will be 1:45 Philadelphia 35 32 .322 3>/% Cncficn. Cn 257 25 7611 4 1 » 296 which ended the 36-game first New York 35 33 .515 4 Simmons c 5 2 3 1 Perei dh 4 0 11 hit .389 with 14 home runs, 58 RBI Detroit Lions signed their top three accepted for Sunday's race Thomas cl 5 12 2 Slapleln lb 5 0 0 0 Mav. SF 166 12 49 9 0 4 17 .295 2:00 56 Lb. Weight Throw round, resulted in 1-0 scores and to stop Enfield Pittsburgh 30 34 .469 7 Ramsy. StL 1.39 12 41 6 2 0 9 .295 and 11 stolen bases. He was the draft choices Friday and No. 1 Jim­ but not for today. (’hicago as 44 . 371 14 Ogllvie If 5 0 2 1 Hoflmn ss 5 0 2 0 Orioles 5-2 completed the field of 12 teams that West bfiiney dh 5 0 10 Allenson c 10 0 0 Individual Pitching minor league Player of the 'Year in my Williams of Nebraska said he There are ample Romero 2b 4 12 0 Ystrzm ph 10 0 0 ■litiher.clh w 1 ip h bb so era will advance to the next stage. Atlanta 41 27 .603 - 1981, winning the PCL’s triple crown had seen evidence of drug use on the bleacher seats at Coming from behind with three Mike McKenna. San Diego 37 30 .562 3Vk Moore rl 4 0 0 0 Gedman c 2 0 10 Tekulve. I’ilt 5 2 5^0 47 15 30 l.ll BALTIMORE (UPI) - Terry The best performance came from Lon Angeles ^ 34 Boggs 3b 4 12 0 Hogers. MU 9 3 124.0 97 29 88 1.74 with a .373 batting average and a field. .Memorial Field. Enfield took the lead with a five- Nl^ols cl 4 0 10 Bedrusn. Atl 3 1 56.0 41 28 44 2.09 Crowley and Cal Ripken Jr. hit Northern Ireland, which played with runs in the top of the sixth inning, San Francisco 32 39 .451 10^ league-leading 34 homers and 137 “ I have been in situations where ' . Finals in the major * Top 6 times to finals plating the winning run on a suicide run third inning, chasing starting Cinrinnali 30 30 .435 UW Totals 43 9 16 8 Totals 40 3 15 3 Andujar. SlL 6 4 119.2102 22 56 2.26 back-to-back run-scoring singles in 10 men for the last half-hour yet Houston • 29 40 .420 12>A Milwaukee 200 012 400— 9 l..iskev. SF 6 4 772 67 17 39 2.43 RBI. the sixth inning Friday night to lead there was drugs, " the 6fool-3 events will start at U:30 ** Long Jump, Triple Jump, Polo Vault: squeeze, Manchester edged Enfield, hurler Krajewski. Whitaker came B-irr. SF 1 2 56.2 47 10 20 2.45 managed to edge Spain at Valencia Friday s Results Roston 001010 010-3 the Baltimore Orioles to a 5-2 vic­ Nebraska linebacker said. When with the last race set for on in relief and went the last 3 1/3- St Umis at (’hieago B-Boggs 2. Cooper. DP-Mllwaukee 2, thanks to Gerry Armstrong’s goal. 8-7, in American Legion Zone Eight asked if it was on the field or off the 4:45. baseball action last night at Fermi innings to pick up the win. New York ht Philadelohia, 2. twi-night Boston 2. LOB-Milwaukee 7. Boston 13. tory over the Detroit Tigers. The victory took Northern Ireland .Pittsburgh at Montreal, 2, twi-night 2B-Perez, Romero, Simmons, Boggs, 3B Mike Flanagan, 6-5, yielded two field he replied, “On and off. High. The contest was called after The home cluh scored once in the Atlanta at Cincinnati, night ■-Molilor. HR-Cooper (13), Thomas (15). 19th hole unexpectedly to the head of Group 5, IP H RERBBSO runs on nine hits over seven innings “ But I’m too great an athlete to six innings because of darkness. fourth and had runners at the cor­ 1-os Angeles at H<)u.ston, night with Spain qualifying as the second- San Diego at San Francisco, night Milwaukee _ „ BLACKLEDCE to gain the victory, with Tim Stod­ let that get in my way. ' said The win lifts Post 102 to 3-2 in the ners before Whitaker struckout the I .erch 4 9 2 2 2 0 place squad. Saturday's Games Soccer Most pars or better - Staknis, 8; dard hurling the last two innings to Williams, who signed a 4-year con­ zone and 4-5-1 overall while the loss side. Enfield had a leadoff double in (All Times EDT) Slaton (W 5-1) 5 6 1114 Burnham 7, Burroughs 7. Earlier, England completed its -St. Umis (Lapuint 3-1 and Kaat l-l) at Boston . „ notch his sixth save. tract. Group 4 program with a perfect sends Enfield to also 3-2 in Zone play the sixth only to see IVhitaker retire Chicago (Bird 4-7 and Ripley 2-0). 2. l:(fi Hurst (L 2-21 51-3 8 5 4 0 2 and 4-2 overall. the last three in a row to end p m Aponte ^ 1 1 ? 2 record by coasting to a 1-0 victory New York (Scott 5*5 and Jones 64) at Ojeda 3 3 0 0 0 3 Former Saint indicted over Kuwait at Bilbao with Trevor Paul Peck’s suicide down the third matters. Philadelphia (Bystronv 1-0 and Christen­ lerch pitched to 3 batters In 5lh, Francis scoring the winning goal. base line scored Chris Morianos Petersen and Piccin each had two son 341, 2. 5:35 p m. ' Aponte pitched to 4 batters in 7lh. World (’up Soccer with the winning run and capped the hits, for Manchester, which is idle “ Pittsburgh (Moskau 1-3) at Montreal T-i:52 A-32,666. By United Press International France finished runner-up in the (Lea 6-2), 6:35 p.m ' June 25 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Former May. U.S. Magistrate Marcel tinuance in the case. group. three-run uprising. Chris Petersen until Monday night when it is at '.Atlanta (Dayley 3-3) at Cincinnati First round Strachan pleaded innocent to the led off the inning with a single and Windsor Locks in a Zone Eight clash (Scjver 3-8), 7:06 p.m. CLEVELAND NEW YORK (Played at various sites in Spain) thetruck New Orleans Saints running back Livudais released Strachan on a The lineups and sites for the se­ Group 1 Al Sieffert^s original 12 charges on May 22, dis­ Los Angeles (Stewart 24) at Houston ab r h bl ab r h bi Mike Strachan, facing a second $50,(X)0 property bond posted after cond round, starting Monday: Bob Piccln reached safely as his at 6 o’clock. (Sutton 7-3), 1:50 p.m. Bannistr If 4 2 2 1 Rndlph 2b 2 110 W T L GFGAPts. A SAVE! puting prosecutors’ claims he par­ perfect doubleplay ball to second San Diego (Curtis(Jurtis 54) at San Harrah 3b 3 0 0 0 Murcer ph 0 0 0 0 X Poland 1 2 0 5 1 4 round of grand jury indictments, the first arraignment. Group A: Poland, Soviet Union, Francisco (Fowlkes 3-2), 4:06 p.m. Dybznsk ss 1 0 0 0 Robrtsn 3b 0 0 0 0 x ltaly ' 0 3 0 2 2 3 pleaded innocent Friday to five ad­ Strachan, who ended his career ticipated in drug transactions Belgium — at Barcelona. base was boot^. Sunday's Games Hargrv lb 3 0 2 1 Griffey rf 5 0 0 0 C'lineriKjn 0 3 0 1 1 3 ditional counts of selling cocaine. with New Orleans last year and between February 1980 and June. Group B: West Germany, Spain, Morianos in a pinch-hitting role Alexander says St. I.A)uis at Chicago Page) lb 1 00 0 Collins rf 00 00 Peru , 0 2 1 2 6 2 GAS GRILL If convicted on all counts, walked and Bill Masse walked to Sun Diego at San Francisco Thorntn dh 4 0 2 1 Mmphry cf 5 2 2 0 Group 2 Shortly before his arraignment, a went into real esUte, originally was England — Madrid. New York at Philadelphia Bando c 2 0 0 0 Wlnfiela If 5 2 4 1 X West Germany 2 0 1 6 3 4 federal grand jury added the five scheduled to stand trial on the drug Strachan could be jailed up to 180 Group C: Italy, Brazil, Argentina force in one run and Doug Whitaker no to Yankees Pittsburgh at Montreal Nahrdny c 2 0 0 0 Gamble dh 5 2 3 2 X Austria 2 0 1 3 1 4 years and fined a maximum of $300,- singled to center to tie matters. Atlanta at Cincinnati Hayes >f 40 10M ybrry lb 5 00 1 Algeria 2 0 1 5 5 4 drug counts to seven it leveled charges July 1. However, his at­ — Barcelona. Los Angeles at Houston, twilight Mannng cf 2 0 0 0 Wynegar c 2 111 Chile 0 0 3 3 6 0 against the former running back in torney said he would seek a con- 000, assistant U.S. Attorney A1 Group D: Austria, Northern Peck then won it with the bunt. NEW YORK (UPI) - Doyle Craig rf 2 0 0 0 Espino c 0 0 0 0 Group 3 TRUCKIOADSALE X Belgium 2 1 0 3 1 5 Winters said. Ireland, France — Madrid. Each side scored one run in the Alexander, who in anger broke the Fisenlin ss 4 0 10 Nettles 3b 3 2 11 Observers predicted several ..ifr. 1X)UIS CHICAGO Percont 2b 3 10 0 Smalley ss 3 114 X Argentina 2 0 1 6 2 4 The West Germany-Austria game first with Piccln singling home the small knuckle on his pitching hand abrhbi abrhbl Totals 35 3 8 3 Totals S 1113 10 Hungarv 1 1 1 12 6 3 Saints players woud be called as key triggered accusations from Manchester run. The locals scored May 9 in Seattle, Friday refused to LSmith If 4 110 Wills 2b 40 00 Cleveland El Salvador 0 0 3 1 U 0 prosecution witnesses in Strachan’s four times in the third with a Ken McGee cf 4 0 10 Kenndy 2b 0 0 0 0 New York 0® Group 4 FREE FIRST FILL MB's stay on top German-speaking reporters that the pitch anymore at Columhus of the ‘Hrnndz lb 3 0 12 Sandbrg Sb 4 110 E>-Smalley, Nettles. DP-New York L x-Kngland 3 0 0 6 1 6 OVER 100 QRILLS trial because some of the alleged Krajewski single to right and sub­ International League, where he had Porter c 2 00 0 Bucknr lb 3 1 1 0 LOB-Cleveiand 6, New York 7. 2 ^ x-Krance 1116 5 3 FRfE20lb.PII0rMETUIR drug transactions listed in the in­ sequent error scoring three runs. lorg rf 4 0 10 Durham cf 3 2 11 Gamble 2, Winfield. HR-Bannlster (3), Czechoslovakia 0 2 1 2 4 2 WE HAVE THEM ALL. been sent under a 20-day rehabilita­ Oberkfll 3b 4 110 Johnstn rf 3 113 Nettles (4). Smalley (8). SB-Flschlln. Kuwait 0 1 2 2 6 1 PISCOUHTEOl jrHh ever} frill! dictment involved present and Krajewski scored on a single by tion nlan. Ramsey 2b 4 0 0 0 Morelnd If 3 0 0 0 SF—Wynegar. Winfield. Group 5 former New Orleans players. AAets sw ept OSmith ss 40 11 Woods If 1000 ^ IP H RERBBSO X'Nor. Ireland 1 2 0 2 1 4 with 6-4 triumph xSpain 1113 3 3 -Andujar p 2 0 00 Davis c 40 11 Cleveland " ‘"^ClSarDroii FREE COOKING The indictment, billed by Braun ph 11 1 0 Bowa ss 4 0 3 0 Barker (L 8*4) 22-3 7 8 8 3 3 Yugoslavia 1112 2 3 prosecutors as part of an indepth in­ Bair p 0 0 0 0 Jenkins p 2 0 10 Anderson 51-3 6 3 3 2 1 Honduras 0212 3 2 FREE ROTISSERIE! Making it a maximum of a three- vestigation into drug use in by Phillies iindrek ph 10 0 0 New Yort j Group 6 • 270 sq. In. cooking area inning. Bill Chapulis had a two-run Totals 33 3 7 3 TuUIs 31 5 9 5 John (W 54) 8 7 3 3 1 3 x-Brazll 3 0 0 10 2 6 DEMONSTRATION way tie, Moriarty Bros, topped the double and Gliha an RBI single in a professional sports, came in the S o f t b a ll St I^uis 000001011-3 LaRoche 1 I 0 0 0 1 x-Soviet Union 1116 4 3 • Dual H - stainless steel burners Im agineers, 6-4, in Twilight three-run third inning. wake of an admission by NFL Chici^o 000 300(Bx—5 WP-Anderson 2. T-2:27. A-21.948. Scotland 1118 B 3 • 24,000 BTU’s (12,000 per side) PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - _ LOfr-St, Louis 6, Chicago 6. 2B— Now Zealand 0 0 3 2 12 0 Baseball League play last night at Manager Gene Johnson in a rare rushing leader George Rogers that Oherkfell HR—Johnstone (5). SB— X advance to second round. • Post mounted dual controls George Vukovich doubled home two Friday's Results St. Thomas Seminary. appearance on the field served as he bought more than $10,000 worth McGee, Bowa. L. Smith. S—Jenkins, • 20 lb. LP gas tank, hose, regulator runs and Ed Farmer won in his first NORTHERN Buckner. SF—Hernandez. West Germany 1, Austria 0, Gijon SAT. 11-4 The Gas Housers, 7-3, temporarily the designated hitter and blasted a of the drug during his record- Construction 2-6, Mota’s 0-7. IP H RERBBSO England 1. Kuwait 0, Bilbao moved into sole possession of first two-run homer in the fourth to cap breaking rookie year. start since 1978 Friday night, Manchester JC Blue stopped Dean St. Louis Northern Ireland 1. Spain 0, Valencia S I ^ A O O place in the league with 14 points. In a copyright story. The Times- helping the Philadelphia Phillies to Machine, 8-4, last night at Robert­ Andujar (L 6-5) 7 6 3 3 1 4 Second round groups for play starting FR E E FO O D Moriarty’s run-making. KEC « Bair 1 3 2 2 1 0 Tennis Monday: lOIL The Imagineers, 6-3, are a step back Picayune — The Statesitem a 5-3 triumph in the nightcap that son. Dwight Fielder had three hits Nelson EVeightway was awarded *'■' Chicago Group A — Poland, Soviet Union, SAMPLING with 12 points. Society for Savings The Imagineers scored one run in reported Friday Rogers and ap­ completed a sweep of their douhle- and Roger Harwood and Ted and a 7-0 forfeit win over Garden Sales tJenkins (W 5-8) 9 7 5 3 2 4 Belgium, at Barcelona. AmbwUght header. K.^ Balk-Jenkins, T-214. A-W.414. Group B — West Germany, Spain, and Langan VW also had 12 points the second and three in the fifth. proximately one dozen other Saints Bob Brindamour two apiece for the at Nike Fiqld when the latter failed England . 'at Madrid. 4 « I r going into Friday's play. Craig Steuernagel went the dis­ players told investigators they The Phillies won the opener l-O Blues. Four players collected one to field a team. (First Game) (irnup C — Italy, Brazil. Argentina, at •SUInleM stoel btiriMr tance for Moriarty’s to collect the behind the three-hit pitching of Dick hit each for Dean.- :;NKW YORK PHILADELPHIA Barcelona. •Cast aluininum slMil Am berllght Moriarty's resumes action Sunday bought drugs either from Strachan Standings: Main Pub 7-1, Nasstff n ab r h bi ab r h bi By United Press International Group D — Austria. Northern Ireland, night against Katz Sports at Ceppa win. He issued four walks and or convicted cocaine dealer Joselyn Ruthven. Arms 8-2, Nelson’s 5-2, Vittner’s 5-3, • -Wilson cf 4 0 10 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Wimbledon Championships France, al Madrid. •to,000 BTU At Wimbledon, England, June 25 Winners of those four groups advance Top Quality Field in Meriden at 7 o'clock. struckout 10. Bruno. Farmer, making his first start WEST SIDE Oak St. Package Store 3-4, M(X^ ’ 'Bollor 2b 4 0 10 Rose lb 4 12 0 •Dual bumar since June 30, 1979, when he was Foster If 3 0 0 0 Mattbws U 3 0 10 (Seedings in parentheses) to semifinals in Barcelona and Seville oTwin controls Ray Gliha had a big night for Mike Johnson, Chapulis and Tony The newspaper quoted anonymous Elliot Gun Shop stung Purdy Vets 3-5, Telephone Society 1-7, 'Kingmn lb 3 0 00 Schmidt 3b 3 00 0 Women's singles July 8. The third-place playoff Is in FREE Moriarty's going 3-for-3 including a Mitta added two hits apiece for the sources who said Rogers, the 1980 with the Chicago White Sox, pitched Corp., 3-2, last night at Pagani. Jim Garden Sales 1-7. Steams c 2 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 0 3 0 Second rouM Alicante July 10 ana the final in Madrid 5 1-3 innings to raise his record to 2- Birtles had two hits and five others Valentin rf 3 0 10 Robltim rf 3 0 0 1 Barbara Potter. U.S. (10). def. Kim July n. IFIRST FILLII o(bst alummiffl shea double that stared a one-run second Gas Housers. Helsman Trophy winner, told In­ Brooks 3b 3 0 0 0 TrIIlo 2b 3 0 0 0 SteinmeU, U.S., M . M ; Anne Smith. vestigators he paid for cocaine on 4. one each for Elliot. Mickey INDY Gardntar ss 3 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 3 0 0 0 U.S., def. Sue Leo, Australia, 6-4, 6^; World Cup Soccer Results iiFalcone p 3 0 00 Ruthven p 3 00 0 Claudia Kohde, Weddt Germany, def. By United Press International MVE oStaMoss steel burners several occassions with personal Pete Rose, who hit safely in both Coulombe and Ron Garrison each Vernon Cine'scored five runs in Andrea Leand, U.S. (14), 7-6, 64; ^bina games to raise his hitting streak to a . Totals 28 0 3 0 ToUls 30 1 8 1 First Round checks. stroked two hits for Purdy’s. the fifth inning to upend Flo’s Cake '•'Two out when winning run scored Simmonds, Italy, def. Mary Lou Piatek, Group Two oS yr. warranty National League season-high 18, Standings: Purdy 7-1, Buckland ‘New York OOOOOOOOO-O U.S.. 7-5. 6<4; Virginia Ruzici, Romania At Gljon, Spain FALCON Junior Legion wins Decorating, 7-6, at Fitzgerald Field. (15). def. Petra D e lb ^ . Switzerland, 6*3, walked to triggger a four-run fourth {, Philadelphia 000(01001-1 West Germany 1, Austria 0 Mfg. 7-1, EUiot Gun Shop 6-2, Ward Frank Rizza had three hits and Paul E-Diaz. DP-New York 2, Phlla- 7-5: Wendy White, U.S., led Corlnne Group Four oPorcelain Grate Manchester Junior Legion night at MCC. against loser Pat Zachry, 4-3. Gary Mfg. 5-3, Belliveau Painters 4-4, Phllbrick and Bob and John Quagila •-delphia 1. LOB-New York 2, Phila- Vanier, France, 7-6. M , In unfinished Al Bilbao, Spain The win was the first after a loss Ntetthews singled and both runners Manchester Police 2-6, Red Lee 1-7, ■ delphia 8. SB-Wllson, Steams. match. England 1. Kuwait 0 Charbroil ’ baseball team broke into the win two apiece for Cine. Harry ROy IP H RERBBSO Third round • Cast Iron cooking grates and a tie for the defending Senior scored on Vukovich’s double to Elks 0-8. Group Five BONUSI column with an 11-2 decision over lashed three hits and Bob Bombar­ ■" New York Martina Navratilova, U.S. (I), def. At Valenci*. Spain • 469 sq. In. cooking area Division champs. AR&A is now 0-3. Soccer right-center. o'Palcone (L 4-4) 82.3 8 1 1 3 2 Anne White, U.S., 64. 64: Pam Shriver, Northern Ireland 1, Spain 0 FREE ROTTI88ERE Allen, Russell & Allen in JC-Courant dier, AI Morse, Larry Bloch two U.S. (7), def. Kathy Rinaldi, U.S., 64, 6- The locals scored one run in each SENIOR GIRLS Phllsdelphia • Dual stainless steel burner FREE TONQ A TURNER 8ET League Senior Division play last apiece for Flo’s. Bombardier ‘■Ruthven (W W) 0 3 0 0 2 5 FREE 8KEWER8 of the first and second innings, Lisa Nason, Cindy Boulay and T-2:08. • 30,000 BTU’a (15,000 per homered. B a s e b a ll Youth bowling added three runs in the third and Kelli Reyngoudt each had two hits Dailey put side) continued with a four-run fourth in­ Disabled list as the Hawks topped the Elagles, 12- CHARTER OAK t game) COLT INTERTOWN • 20 lb. LP gas tank, hose, M i r li l ning. They capped their scoring with MIDGET 11, at Charter C)ak. Sheryl Veal had Manchester JC’s topped Highland • .PITTSBUBGH MONTREAL Windham took a 6-4 decision from regulator slated Monday the lone safety for the Elagles, which ab r h bi ab r h bl on probation two runs in the sixth. Stings 2 (Tim Garrity, David for Lansford Park Market, 8-3, at Fitzgerald “ Moreno cf 3 0 00 Ralnea If 40 11 Manchester “B" last night at • Qas Vue gauge benefitted by a bundle of walks. Manchester Recreation Winning pitcher Dave Vilga Francoline), Apollos 2 (Matt Field. Al Menashian stroked three : Ray 2b 4 0 2 0 Gates 2b 4 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Moriarty Field. Al Harber had three BOSTON (UPI) - ’The Boston Red , . vMadIck 3b 4 0 0 0 Dawson cf 4 1 1 0 ■ Department’s summer youth scattered one hit in four innings. He Belcher 2). hits and Dave DlClantia, Frank Thmpsn lb 3 0 0 0 Oliver lb 4 1 0 0 Univerzlty of San Francjzco bazket- hits including a two-run homer for $ 1 9 9 0 0 SAVE $40 Sox Friday placed third baseman bowling program starts June 28 at walked three and struckout eight. Astros 2 (Keith Wolff 2), Sounders Prior, and Mickey .Sdiller tm> apiece ‘•nrkCT rf 4 000 Carter c 20 00' ball star Quintln Dailey, who was the winners. John Tracy fanned 10 Parkade Lanes. Buses will pick up Jay Cuiien hurled two innings and 1 (Jennifer Moir). (barney Lansford on the 18» list of 1981 of 38 41 mills on the based' firm that Pioneer purchased Putnam-Gellman Corp., a Putnam- ALL-SAVER Saturdays - Methodist Church Chancel picking - John Patrick AW. FM ladiO, Classified Jagoutz, when Martin R. Alaneda, MEANWHILE, PIONEER’S Pioneer retains several long-term future. “ We'd rather use the money MANCHESTER dolliir lor the Town of Manchester. last .July lor a sum that company of- based Pioneer subsidiary that During the month of June Choir, European Concert F arm s, 224 Hillstown o| 5 37 mills on the dollar for the then president of Flight Designs, parachute manufacturing operation contracts for developing recovery to make the company grow,” he Tour Fund. Conveniently located one 1976 T-BIRD. Excellent. 80 DATSUN*4595 licials won't reveal. produces dyed sailcloth for leading all Saturday dealer spaces Road, Manchester. Open 9 5 l0 2-Doof Sedan 4 cyi 4 Ads. Kire Department Taxing District continues in full swing, despite a 24 says. ■ bedroom apartment. Automatic, electric, air crashed and died in a test run of the systems on the B-IB bomber and the .(including multi-family tag speed. tfi>e economy of the Town of Manchester and of Flight designs is also working on a sailboat manufacturers. a.m,-8 p.m. Appliances and heat in­ conditioned. Sacrifice for sales) wul be only $5.00. TAG SALE - Saturday, 10 .50 mills on the dollar for the cluded. $355. No pets. $3200. Telephone 643-8471 78 HONDA *4995 ; The Eastern Connecticut JOne 26th, Sunday, June Special Parking Authority Taxing Security and lease between 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Accord. 5-speed. AM FM. a District of t lie Town of 27th, 9-3. 124 Strawberry real beauty • Flea Market (Junction 31 U PICK AT THE required. 643-2629 after 9 Manchester : and 32, Mansfield) is now Lane. Draperies, curtains, UVERTISING p.m. 1973 FORD L.TD - V-8, I’^ach such tax is due and - open ^turdays and Sun- baby items, girls clothing, for Y our ADVERTISING CORN CRIB automatic. Loaded. High Icen om U a l payable, one-half on the first day of : days. No reservations households, tires, mis­ July. 1982, and onc-half on the first 149 OAKLAND Street - mileage. $595, 1970 Mer­ V a ca tion ! RATES ; necessary. Have your tag cellaneous. day of January, 1983, provided, DEADLINE 8trBwb«rry patch Three rooms, heated. $260 cury, 2 door hardtop. • sale here. Nothing to it — monthly, no appliances. liowev(!r, that any Keal Kstate Tax Classified 643'2711 Florida miles. $595. 1968 81 LYNX amounting to nut more than One : but to do it. 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge BUCKLAND ROAD Security, tenant insurance. Chevy Camaro. V-8, 3-D oor Hundred Dollars shall be due and 12:00 noon the 23— Homes lor Sale 35 — Heaimg.PlumOing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc lor Rent SOUTH WINDSOR Call 646-2426 weekdays 9-5. automatic. Power payable m one inslaliment on July NOTICE EMPLOYMENT 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 15 Words ; FRENCH PROVINCIAL 24— Lois-Land lor Sale 59*-Homes/Apt8. to Shqjre TAG SALE - 14 Wilfred steering. Like new. $3500. 1. 1982, and any Personal Property day before publication. 37 — Moving-Tfuciting-Slorage 48— Antiques 1 — Lost and found 13— Help Wanted Investment Property ‘ Double bed, mattress and Road (off Hartford Road Opanad dally • TWO BEDROOM Duplex, amounting to not mure than Two 14 — B u sin e ss Opportunities 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— W anted to Buy firm. Call 742-6027. 2 — Personafs AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY : spring, (white with blue A T Atr, A M / F M ra d io Hundred Dollars shall be due and 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce across from Lynch). Satur­ appliances, $400 monthly. 3- - A n ro u n ce m p n ts ; trim), two chests, two bed- Sam till pickad out StK. tf2D796 starting at payable in one installment on July. Deadline for Saturday is b — Auctions 26— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale day and Sunday, 10-5. No children or pets. TOYOTA CORONA - 1974. MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS • side tables, corner desk, Telephone 649-7829. 1982 All Motor Vehicles taxes 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 62— Trucks lor Sale Two door, four speed. shall he due and payable in one in­ EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment tor Sale1 DAY ...... 14q; I chair and lamp, all painted ^ 4 9 9 5 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms tor Rent TAG SALE - June 26 & 27, $1500. Telephone 646-7449. stallment on July 1. 1982. day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 64— Moiofcycies-Bicycles antique blue. $450. KLH 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments tor Rent 10 to 5. Freezer, kids pin­ ROOMATE WANTED to Failure to make first payment Friday. FINANCIAL 19— SchooiS'Ciasses 31— Services Ottered 54 — Homes tor Rent 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobile 3 D A YS 13q; ; walnut turntable, amplifier J 42 — Building Supplies ball machine, bike, stereo, share apartment in l)V August 1. 1982, renders the first 0—Mortgage Loans 20 — instructions Wanted 32 — Painting. Papering 43— Peis-Birds-Dogs 55— Otfices-Stores lor Rent H o m e s • • and■ speakers. spi ■ I . Heavy Equipmennt lor 66— Automotive Service 6 D A YS 12tt 10 0 speakers, TV games, skis Manchester. Call 646-8787. payment delinquent Second pay- Phone 643-2711 9-Personai Loans * 33— Buiiding-Contracling 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent Colonial bedroom chair, Sale 63 34 — Rooting-Siding 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease and boots, children’s meiil becomes delinquent after 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 45— Boats & Accessories 26 D A Y S 1 U cranberry, $75.00. Call 649- RENTALS 81 LYNX clothes, baby furniture, SPACIOUS, Clean four l’'ef)ruary 1. 1983. Interest is 6260 after 5 p.m. BOLEN RIDING Mower - STATION WAGON toys, gowns, household room apartment. calculated Jrom due date at the Booms lor Bent...... 52 7 h.p., Kohler cast iron rale of I ' i . per month under the oods, shoes and boots. 103 Appliances not included - engine with snow plow. 38” Automatic, air condl 31 Building Contracting 33 'alknor Drive, tlon. AM/FM radio. Stk provisions of Public Act #82-141 Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Lols-Land tor Sale 24 Sarvicea Ottered f utilities extra. Security cut. $450.00. Call 646-7276 with a minimum penalty of 82.0U □ REAL ESTATE Manchester. MANCHESTER - N ice and references. Absolutely #20799 starting from room with kitchen after 6 p.m. for each delinquent payment. 1.0.ST ■ Small male EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ FARRAND no pets. Call 646-6637. •5195 Said taxes are payable at the Of­ SECRETARY - Part time HOUSEWIVES - Be an Free Classllled A ds TAG SALE - Saturday June privileges. (Gentleman mongrel, part Poodle and NEED A SUMMER JOB? 1- 5 p.m. Experienced. VT LAND BARGAIN ting, driveway sealing, REMODELING - Cabinets, Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 fice of the Collector of Revenue in U area advisor and earn Homes For Sale 23 preferr^. $50.00 weekly. l.hasa Apso. with green experienced. College Roofing, Gutters, Room 26th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain the Municipal Building. Sell Avon Typing, telephone, make extra money with your own LAKE MOREY AREA :TENT Heater - Coleman Security. Telephone 643- FIVE ROOM Apartment - Monday thru Friday, 8:30 A M collar While Vicinity of senior, references. Call Additions, Decks, all types or shine. Antiques, chain Great $$$ appointments. Please call part time job. Need gwn MANCHESTER ■5000 BTU, $25.00. Auto 1878, convenient location. $325 MOTORCYCLE to 4 30 P M Blsscll Street 649-7243. 10 Acres-$7,900 Peter Krupp, 643-0468. saw, coloT 'TVs, lawn Great People 643-1211 for an appoint­ car. Salary plus m ile^e. Northfield Green - Im­ o f Remodeling and luggage rack - for van or monthly plus utilities. INSURANCE - Lowest 81 COUGAR JAMKS A TURKK Free estimates. mower, clothes et cetra. Call 646-3685 or ment. 20 Hours per week. Call maculate three bedroom $1,590 Down Repairs. ■ FREE large wagon, 51 x 84 MANCHESTER - Room on Available immediately. Rates Available! Many op­ 4 door sedan&f. Most Collector of Revenue LOST - Last Friday. June Estimates. Fully insured. No early birds - no equipped with air cond., 647-9946. condo - central air, 2 ‘/2 aluminum and stainless Center Street. $50.00 week­ Call 646-1927. tions. Call: Clarice or 027-06 18th. vicin ity Trotter 523-9401 hours - Hartford RECENT HIGH SCHOOL Telephone 643-6017. previews - no checks. 30 ps, stereo, automatic. REFINED CAPABLE lady baths, pool and tennis. $73,- Vk steel, $50.00. 646-3067. ly plus security and Joan, Clarke Insurance Starting at Street - small black preg­ Beautifully wooded 10 acre Graduate starting own Oakwood Lane, Tolland, Agency 643-1126. to assist with older woman RN, or LPN- 11 to 7 shift. 000. Ed Gorman parcel located in historic town references. Call 644-0019. TWO BEDROOM Apart­ nant cat. Answers to housecleaning service. Conn. I'EACHER - Business 2- 3 hours, daily. MustCall have DNS, Crestfield Con­ Associates, 646-4040. close to several lovely lakes THINKING OF HOME Im­ G.E. 32" Coppertone stove. ment, second floor, •5395 Scrudge, Finder please call and ski areas. Golf close by. Dependable, energetic. redecorated, gas and gas MOTORCYCLE 020676 education. Conn, state cer­ recent references. Please valescent Home- Fenwood provements? Call the Mar­ Good condition. $50 .0 0 . C9II TAG SALE - Saturday, CLEAN, QUIET room in­ 646-4826 or 647-9071. tification required. Dual call 649-8552 after 4 p.m. Manor 643-5151. MANCHESTER - Autumn Bank has appraised for 807o References available. Call tin and Rothman Home stove. Security and INSURANCE-For all your Young Original N financing, warranty Deed after 4 p.m., 649-1488. June 26th, 9-5. 64 cludes furnished kitchen, Julie at 649-1627. motorcycle needs, call certification in a foreign Street. Absolutely spotless provided. Call P&F Remodeling Service. From Lamplighter Drive, living room, private en­ references. $285 monthly. FOUND - 16 " Bicycle at us.Competitive rates. language desirable. Con­ DRAFTSPERSON - Business five year old colonial. Associates, 802-694-1581 8:30 garages, siding, rec rooms, GRUNDIG MAJESTIC Manchester. Women’s trance, parking, on busline. Telephone 64^1189. ■MRS. Owner may have by am • 8:30 pm Mon-Fri or till 3 AVAILABLE NOW! A tact Dr. Michael Blake, Knowledge of cable equip- Opportunities 14 Aluminum siding, three dormers to new homes. Walnut console AM-FM clothing, household items. References. 649-1237. Friendly service. Fine EXTRA paying for this ad. Call Principal. Tolland High ment and drafting bedrooms, I'/z baths, eat-in pm Sal. &. Sun. reliable, energetic, honest Call today for prompt MANCHESTER - North companies. Ask for Janet m short wave stereo, $75.00. Norman I.aRose, 647-3555. HIGH School. Application techniques. Experienced BEAUTY SALON - size kitchen with sliders to woman to clean your home courteous service. Free es­ Phono needs tube. Call 646- SHARE IVz Baths - End. Small 3 room apart­ or Judy. Crockett Agency, 1 INSIDE Tag Sale - 875 deadline, July 1, 1982. drawing with ink on mylar, Manchester center. deck. $73,900. Ed Gorman or office on a re^ la r basis. timates anytime. 646-4144. 8536 after 5 p.m. Kitchen privileges with ment. Heat included. Fur­ 643-1577. TRADE Make It & Save FOUND: Three month old VT LAND BARGAIN Good references. Phone Parker Street. Friday leroy lettering. Call 646- Professional building. 25 Associates, 646-4040. owner, one other tenant, nished or unfurnished. $240 ALLOWANCES orange male kitten Vicini­ through Monday 9-6. BOOKKEEPER - For con­ 7177. years established business. LAKE MOREY AREA Able Aids, 646-7917. CARPENTRY WORK - KROLL BABY CRIB with both men. Deposit, monthly. Security deposit 1970 FORD VAN- Stan­ ty East .Middle Turnpike, Lamps, fans, old radio, 10 FOR CLEAN struction office. Mature, Eight stations, six with ' MANCHESTER - Parker Doors, Windows, Roofs, mattress for sale - natural require. 647-1889. dard. $600.00 or best offer. ” rker Street. Telephone $3,900 cent paperbacks, tools, references. 649-7630. knowledgeable in one write shampoo bowls. Telephone Street - Home needs com- RESUMES - Professional Concrete Work et cetera. hardwood with animal •••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent running condi­ USED 643-2320. written or updated. Today herb plants, much more. systems. Part time in the SERVICE STATION 872-4180 evenings and Sun­ plete painting and Only $780 Down “ No Job Too Small” . Call decals on head and PLEASANT ROOM for Homes lor Bent 54 tion. 646-1516. , CARS Maciianlc a current resume is a beginning, full time later days. redecorating, but at $58,000 hours - Hartford David 643-8996. backboard. Asking $50.00. TAG SALE - June 28th, 9-4. mature gentleman, willing •••••••••••••••••••••••• Morigaye Loans B 2Vi MUST. Cover letter and COVENTRY - seven room 750 HONDA, red. Excellent on. Call Don at 649-8000 for Full time and part time. Must this is a super buy! Three Lovely 1'^ acre building site Call 643-4325. 128 Autumn Street, to do some yard work for ••••••••• copies included. condition. Vetter Fairring, appointment. have own tools. Apply in per­ HAIRDRESSER bedrooms, I'A baths, gar­ located near fabulous Lake R.E. MILLER & SON - Manchester. Babv clothes, part of rent. Near bus line, cape, four bedrooms, NEED DOLLARS? son: 252 Spencer Street Partnership available in age, dining room, Morev and several ski areas. Reasonable rates. 872-1385. Remodeling, additions, fireplace, on one acre of and horns, many extras. Kxcellent site for buildings or 20 CUBIC FOOT Freezer - by items, children’s parking, kitchen Property owners dial 529- BRIGHT, Enthusiastic, between 1 pm and 6 pm. Manchester salon. Call 643- fireplaced living room. Ed roofing, rec rooms, pan­ sound (gra tin g condition. privileges. References. land. $500 per month plus Must sell. 289-4288 travel trailer. Only 2'A hours WILL BABYSIT for one clothing and miscellaneous 5553 and ask Frank Burke mature person required for 4476 after 6 p.m. Gorman Associates, 646- from Hartford in historic town eling, gutters, aluminum $98.00. Telephone 649-1944. items. 647-9033. two months security. 742- evenings. for help - good credit non- busy Chiropractors office. 4040, of Bradford. Bank has ap­ child weekdays in my and vinyl siding installed - 8162 or 875-6300. essential. PART TIME praised for 80'% financing. Call home. Call 646-1927. , HONDA 1981 Twinstar, 200 Permanent position with 7-11 FRANCHISE year round. Telephone 649- THREE PIECE Wrought TAG SALE - Saturday, ROOM FOR Woman - Needlecrafters - Earn up P&F Associates, 802-694-1581. •••••••••••••••••••••••• cc, maroon. Like new. Low good prospects. Varied and AVAILABLE in OWNER NEEDS Sale on 8:30 am - 8:30 pm Mon-Fri or 1421 o r 649-2954. iron den set with two tier June 26th, 27 Galaxy Drive, kitchen privileges, washer EAST HARTFORD - Large 1981 COUGAR to $10 to $15 per hour. Painting-Papering 32 4 doo' sedan chmer interesting duties, flexible Manchester. Call 643-4077 charming and immaculate till 3 pm Sat. & Sun.______•••••••••••••••••••••••• matching table. $75.00. Manchester (Redwood and dryer, private en­ six rooms plus. Cape. mileage, luggage rack, • •••••••• • ••'• ••••••••••• Openings - management •••••••••••••••••••••••• engine guard. 742-7805. ot 3 all eo'jippcd hours required, salary after 12 noon. cape. Centrally located - Heating-Plumbing 35 Excellent condition. Farms) 10-4. Stereo, fur­ trance. Ask for Ann - 649- Three bedrooms, fireplace, with ai' conditioning and consultant positions. INTERIOR PAINTING, power sleenrg,. ster Help Wanted 13 open according to •••••••••••••••••••••••• special financing. $59,900. •••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone 649-2320. niture, clotljtng, Honda 70, 9521. centrally located near •••••••••••••••••••••••• qualifications and Flexible hours, excellent over ten years experience, churches, schools and YAMAHA 360 1973 - 3rd eo ai.iomaiic 5 Situation Wanted IS Call 643-4931 cutting torch, T.V., •••••••••••••••••••••••• more WORK AT HOME jobs experience. For interview training. Call after 5 p.m. ••••••••••••»••••••••••• evenings/weekends. 646- low rates and senior citizen busline. $475 perr month bike. Engine totally for an interview, 649-4799. □ BUSINESS TIRES (Set of four) 70x15. cameras and household Apartments lor Bent S3 available' Substantial ear­ appointment, 646-3489, 9 AVAILABLE NOW! A 0172 days. discounts. 643-9980. $50 .0 0 . Telephone 643-0702. ••••••••••••••••••«••••• utilities. rebuilt. 75 percent of bike and SERVICES M & M Plumbing and goods. nings possible, call 504-641- a m.-11 a m., 2 p.m.-5 p.m. reliable, energetic, honest MANCHESTER- One and ^ curity deposit.r No pets. redone. $650. firm. 643- DENTAL ASSISTANT - 8(M)3, extension 494, for in­ woman to clean your home MANCHESTER - “ new •••••••••••••••••••••••• INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Heating, Manchester. 649- SIZE 8D Golf shoes, $15.00. two bedroom apartments Telephone 289-4084 after 5 2573. Part time. Manchester of­ PAINTING - Wallpapering 2871. Small repairs, TAG SALE - Saturday June formation HOUSEKEEPING- or ofHce on a regular basis. listing” on cape code Services Ottered 31 Size 13 navy four piece suit, 26th, 9 to 4. Battista Road, available. Centrally p.m. fice. Experienced and Drywalf Installation. remodeling, heating, 1971 KAWASAKI 350 Big Laundry Supervisor, part Good references. Phone styled house with 3-4 •••••••••••••••••••••••• $20.00. Telephone 568-5926. 6 families! Refrigerator, located on busline near SECBETARY- time weekends. The preferred. Please call 643- Quality professional work. baths, kitchens and water GLASTONBURY - Six Horn. Street and trail bike. 2 Able Aids, 646-7917. bedrooms, first floor fami­ REWEAVING BURN furniture, Fisher-Price shopping center and 0133. Reasonable prices. Free heaters. Free estimates! Excellent condition. 8700 RECEPTIO.NIST in long ,'Vleadows Convalescent ly room, full basement, HOLES. Zippers, um­ LARGE CAGE, excellent toys, children clothes, schools. For further details rooms. Convenient loca­ care facility. 40 hours. Center is seeking a Estimates! Fully insured. •••••••••••••••••••••••• tion, three bedrooms, original miles. $450. HAIRDRESSER Wanted treed lot and excellent brellas repairM. window for litter of puppies. $30.00. much more! call 649-7157. Excellent benefits. Plea­ qualified individual to location to church and G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Flooring 36 appliances, wall to wall Telephone 646-3383. SPECIAL PURCHASE! part time. Mornings 10-1 □ EDUCATION shades, Venetian blinds. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone 6 4 3 % 7 3 . in Booh sant environment. supervise our schools. $60’s’ Century 21, carpeting, garage, p.m., evenings 5-9 p.m., Keys. TV FOR RENT. MANCHESTER - Newly 1981 Capris Excellent typing skills a housekeeping and laundry •••••••••••••••••••••••• Lindsey Real Estate, 649- FLOORSANDING- Floors fireplace. Telephone 633- 1979 HONDA XL185, trail Saturday 11-3 p.m. Marlow’s, 86'7 Main Street. BUREAU, Tiger-stripe decorated one bedroom cht.iceol j must Medical background departments. This is a 16 Private Instructions 18 4000. 649-5221. like new! Specializing in maple veneer, not hard apartment. Access to shop­ 6180. and street bike, mint condi­ Lqui|ar;cd with atr con Experience necessary. djiitar.Q aleiK). i». «f I helpful Salary commen­ older floors. Natural and tion, 1300 m iles with ' hour per week position. rocK. Good condition. MULTI FAMILY tag sale - Call Command Perfor­ INTERIOR AND ping centers, buslines and oetfostji. automaiic surate with experience. Experienced preferred. stained floors. No waxing June 26th. Comer Center Otitces-Stores helmet. Must sell. Best Q-138 mance of Manchester, 643- ELLINGTON - New BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - EXTERIOR Paintine and Colonial $80.00. 50 years schools. For further details lieiiHm.cvion i:)owoi .Manchester area. Send Apply in person. Meadows anymore! John Verfaille, Street and Salem Road. 9 for Bant offer. Call 646-0027 sleu'n.'g A iiirre listingt on beautiful 1 1/2- Concrete. Chimney Paperhanging. Ceilings old, 646-7082, keep trying please call 528-4196 58 resume to: Box R, c/o Convalescent Center, 333 8339 - ask for Manager. 646-5750. anytime. 6 a.m. - 3 p.m. CERTIFIED MATH acre treed Ipt and a run­ Repairs. “ No Job Too repaired or replaced. Free ^ aftemoons-eveniiigs. between 9 and 5 pm or .Manchester Herald. Bidwell Street, WORKSPACE OR PERSON OVER 19 to work Instructor - All subjects. ning brookt!! Four rooms, Small.” Call 644-8356. estimates. Fully insured. after 5 pm and weekends, • 6 8 9 5 Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••• TAG SALE - Sunday only to STORAGE SPACE FOR 1981 HARLEY DAVIDSON Saturday and Sundays at Grades 6 -1 2 . Your home. walk-out basement and References. Martin 'ADDING A room or porch - 649-7157. TEACHERS - Are you 4. Washing machine, RENT in Manchester. No Sportster, 2800 miles, oil the Memorial C orn er Authorized Private detached garage. Don't C & M Tree Service, Free Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., Hou90hold Qood$ 40 Jalousie storm door 38 x 80, tired of working too hard CARPENTRY FOREMAN •••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen set, small leather lease or security deposit. cooler, back rest, foot Store. Apply in person 352 Summer School Make-Up. miss it! $43,900. Century 21, estimates. Discount senior 649-4431. good condition, $50.00 or 118 MAIN STREET - Three 81 FORD *6995 for too little and not even - Must be experienced in all couch, b u zz box welder, Reasonable rates. Suitable ^ s , extras. $3200. 649- Granada, 6 -c y l. auto . air Main Street, Manchester. SAT, Enrichment, Lindsey Real Estate, 649- citizens. Company USED _ E^t offer. Call 649-0942. room heated apartment. being appreciated? Your phases of remodeling and 4000. trailer frame, 351 for small business. Retail conditioning, pewer steer Rem^iation. 649-5453. Manchester owned and HOWROYD-ZACCARO REFRIGERATORS, Hot water, no appliances, ing. power ^aKes. power instructional and able to run complete job. Cleveland engine, ’73 Mer­ and commercially z.all 872- operated! Call 646-1327. House painters. WASHERS, RANGES - ‘'GIRL’S Raleigh 5-speed security. Tenant in­ windows, cruise control, B-15 organizational skills make Call Robert Jarvis, 643- MANCHESTER - contact cury Montego, sn ow 1801, 10 to 5. Campars-Trallers-Moblle low miles INFORMATION ON SUMMER Tutoring ser­ Professional work at Clean, Guaranteed. Parts highrise bike. Excellent surance. 646-2426, 9-5 This attractive hostess 10-18 you the perfect candidate 6712. Cruise Ship Jobs. Great in­ two family with vinyl & Service. Low prices! mobile, El Camino parts Homes 85 80 MAZDA *6995 vice, elementary grades LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ reasonable prices. Free es­ ''condition. ^ .0 0 . Call 643- weekdays. •••••••••••••••••••••••• apron with luscious ap- tor a rewarding career in' come potential. All oc­ siding, appliance carpeting B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ’70, 305 Honda "1966’\ off , b26 Coupe, automatic, air through 9th grade. English, cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ timates. Call Steve 643-6368 1008. conditioning, 8 .2 0 0 miles, piiqued strawberries is Sew-Simple Ensemble ... real estate. Call Ed Gor­ WANTED cupations. Call 312-741-9780 and separate furnaces. ages cleaned. All types Street. 643-2171. road dune buggie, much 472 MAIN STREET - 5 MMiCHESTER 1973 DODGE CAMPER just one of the 40 items the V-neck dress, nipped man to discuss the first IMMEDIATELY - Medical math, reading, social or Jack 647-1669. Office for rent - furnished. Van - $1800. Good condition. 79 LINCOLN *8495 Dept. 2423 - call refun­ studies, science. 643-6223. Owner will help finance. trash, brush removed. •••••••••••••••••••••••• •"AVON IT E M S - Jars, more miscellaneous! 86 rooms. $320 monthly plus included with full direc­ in at the waist with a step toward a more secretary part time. $64,900. Gordon Realty, BEDROOM SET - Queen Jan Drive, Hebron. 646- Desk, typswriter, bond Call 646-3108 evenings; 872- Town car CB. loaded with tions in Make It with shaped belt, has a com­ dable. Picket, Split Rail, SUke Building Contracting 33 '.'decanters, et cetra. Some utilities. No appliances. eopier, etc. $75.00 typical Lincoln accessories satisfying future. Ed Gor­ Typing and insurance 643-2174. bed, triple dresser, two 1523. 1434 days.______Must be s<*en!‘ Needle & Thread. Inter­ panion shawl-collared TUTORING - Basic Rus­ Fences installed. 528-0670. "in original boxes. $12.00 for Security, tenant Insurance. Call Jana 649-6930 man Associates, Realtors - lorms. Reply Box TT, c/o TEACHER - Instrumental mirrors, chest, two night Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 esting, pick-up proj'ects jacket. An all-season sian and German. Call Mr. LEON CIESZYNSKI all. CaU 643-4223. One of the best ways to for family and home 646-4040. The Manchester Herald. music - Connecticut state FLORIDA'S Finest Adult SMALL LOADS O F stands. 872-1434 days; M6- TAG SALE BOLTON 7 weekdays. Of aftar 7 pm - combination for style. Wilson - 643-7429. BUILDER. New homes, find a. bargain is to shop the M A N Y M O R E (chef’s apron, baby pop- B-15I with Photo-Guide certification required. Golf and Country Club STONE, trap rock, play additions, remodeling, rec 3108 evenings. GIRLS 26 inch 1 0 -s p e e d Volpi Road, Saturday and 678-7119 TO CH O O SE CARPENTER - Full time. CommuniW. Trees - lakes - Classified.ads every day. over, patch pillows, bis­ is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size Responsiblitles: the CERTIFIED Swimming sand, white stone, loam rooms, garages, kitchens ,hike - S e a rs Huffy. ^ .0 0 Sunday, June 26th, and FOUR R(X)M Apartment - FROM Experienced in SERVICi STATION security. iTivate, uniquely 27th. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. cuit quilt, etc.) that put 12, 34 bust . . . dress, 2 % teaching of instrumental instructor will give private and pool sand remodeled, ceilings, bath REFRIGERATOR, 't>r b e s t offer. Telephone Secon d floor. Mature FINANCING your leisure hours to renovations and small AttMidaiit designed manufactured INVITATION yards 46-inch; jacket, 2 Vi music to secondary lessons - your pool. Ages 3- DELIVERED. Telephone tile, dormers, roofing. STOVE, DRYER - All 643-6136. From remodeling; Doors, adults. No appliances, no NEWLY RENOVATED good use and save money, yards. structures. Electrical and homes. From $ 3 5 ,9 0 0 ! Lake ■ ■ \ ARRANGED For day and night ahltta. Apply students. Other classes adult. Call 649-5168, ask for 644-1775. Residential or commer­ GEs. Good condition, windows, sink, boxes and pets, references, security. 310 square feet office T O B ID too. plumbing experience a Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, numerous miscellaneous'. available. Main Street Ta order, seed $2.25, plot SOt In person; 252 Spencer Street assigned may include cial. 649-4291. reasonable. Call 644-2740. DOUBLE FOLDING can- One car. Telephone 649- The Manchester Public Schools Conn s Oldest Lincoln Q-138, Make It with for postofo tad kandllof. plus. Mail inquiries to Box between 1 pm end 8 pm. N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903; location with ample solicits bids for STUDENT theatre appreciation, Ivas b e d - aluminum frame, 1265. Mercury M a id o Deolei Needle & Thread is $3.25 tut tU M m S, c/o The Manchester or toll free 1-800-237-8909. T A G SALE SUNDAY INSI RANT.F. for the 1982-1983 guitar or other music •••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRICAL SERVICES •••••••••••••••••••••••• • sets over bed in tent trailer parking. Call 649-2891. a copy. n . llaB*iikr ImM school year. Sealed bids will be Herald. relate courses Contact Artlelaa tor Sale 41 *to make upper bunk. $K.00. FINALLY! 191 Bolton. HEBRON - Two bedroom Tt iriff, Slid $3.25, InclidM MM an.'af Mastlni Condomlnlumu 22 - We do all types of Elec­ received until June 30, 1982. 3:30 PART TIME Evenings - in­ Dr. Michael Blake, Prin­ A T T IC S , GARAGES, •••••••••••••••••••••••* Center Road, Bolton.. apartment - appliances, OFFICE SPACE for lease - m o r i a W t y r i WJt h e r s pist7;:e and handlinf. New Tela, N.Y. letM •••••••••••••••••••••••a trical Work! U cen s^ . ^11 Telephone 649-2071. P.M.. at which time they will be cipal, Tolland High School, FOR SPARKLING CELLARS CLEANED - ’Three families, much mis­ parkiiw, $390 monthly - no Enfield Industrial Park. ANNE CAIOT Prlat Naae, AMtsm alOi n r CIRCULATION CLERK - teresting work making MANCHESTER- Owner after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. publicly opened. The right is ceoe. ttyl. Neaiatr m O tin . 872-0561. Application WOODWORK, TILE, Light trucking. All types of cellaneous! pets. 'Telephone 649-2871. 5200 sq. ft. of new office Init lladNitRr IJinM full time. Contact Jeanne, telephone calls from our must sell! Spotless unit ./RALEIGH Men’s 3 -s p e e d , reserv^ to reject any and all bids. 3tS U N T II ST New FASHION with new office. Good voice a deadline July 9,1982. Posi­ GLASS AND PAINTED brush and trash removed. »ace available in mid- m u Avt.'tf AMtriCM 647-9946. with parking. Gas heat. SIDING AND ROOFING - ALUMINUM SH EETS ' hand brakes, pump, light Specifications and bid forms may M&NCMfSTES M ^ S n S Rtw Twfe. N.Y. tOOSt Photo-Guide pattema in must. Sajary, com- tion to sUrt September 1, Call 643-1947, 649-2335. TAG SALE TODAY-79 Ed­ MANCHESTER - Main July. May lease in whole or bo secured at the Business Office. Ideal for the couple just SURFACES, add three and generator, back rack, W(‘ Moan A lot Frtat Nm w , AMrtu with ZIP all size ranges, h a s a replacement windows, all u se d as printing plates. .007 mund S treet, 10 to 4. in part (&00 sq. ft./2000 sq. 45 N. School Street. Manchester. mi.ssions, and pleasant 1982. E .O .R ______tablespoons of washing 966.00. or best offer. 10- Street. 2-4 rooms. Heated. CODE. apecial Grace Cole Collec­ starting out. Earn equity, CONCRETE WORK Done - phases of remodeling, n e e thick, 23x28W . SOc each, Books, bikes, 'metal china Connecticut. Raymond E Demers. To A lot Of Pcopio HALF TIME French in­ working conditions. Work Hot water. Appliances. No ft.) Etasy access to Route 1982 ALBUM with 16-page tion for larger eizes; pins not rent receipts. $42,900. soda to a quart of warm estimates. Telephone 643- or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- >>speed frame with p e d a l Business Managcc structor. Call Bolton High from 5 pm to 9 pm and NEWSPAPER DEALER Sidewalks, patio, walls and cabinet and much mis­ pets. Security. Parking. 91. Contact Phil Cloutier, GIFT SECTION with full 2 BONUS Coupons! ■ Carsan Realty,522-1605; water and wash. No rinsing floors. Free estimates. 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for 2711. They MUST be picked wanks, $20.00. 643-2831. 054-06 School for an application at Saturday morning. Call needed in Glastonbury, cellaneous. '■ 523-7047. 203-741-2261. ^ directiona. Price. . . $2.25. Price .... $1.25. Sam 521-8311., Mike. up before 11:00 a.m. onlj^. •643-2768. Mr. Taylor at 647-9946. Telephone 647-9946. required. Telephone 875-0572.