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Bolton Notch to Route 52 in Killing- Wife,” Famlglietti Said

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O R l i d U A l Argentina denounces 'trick' ...... South Argentine c6ast. Any Argentine ship added the British announcement IN LONDON, the Defense Harrier fighter-bombers and sen­ or plane found within the blockade was “very bad” for peace Ministry said the blockade was Atlantic ding several more destroyers and zone will risk being attacked, he negotiations currently under way at being extended because of the cover frigates. said. the United Nations, where Argen­ a cloud front converging on the Ocean While Prime Minister Margaret tine Deputy Foreign Minister Falklands could give to Argentine Thatcher’s goverment stressed it IN BUENOS AIRES, a militafy jets. spokesman .branded the blockade Enrique Ros arrived for talks with wanted a peaceful settlement, it U.N. Secretary General Javier “Because of the proximity of announcement “a trick to justify a appeared to be marshaling Britain's Perez de Cuellar. Argentine bases and the distance military might for a long, all-out possible submarine attack on our that hostile forces can cover un­ f«-i \ I ships.” ■^>5 , war over the Falklands. The U.N. plan appeared to falter detected, particularly at night and A British Defense Ministry Another military official said with when in rapid succession: in bad weather, the government spokesman said the 200-mlle scorn, “ We will respect tte new . Argentina gave advance war­ blockade just like we respecftd the MHoa blockade zone around the Falklands ning it would not give up sovereignty Please turn to Page 8 was being more than doubled and old one.” over the Falklands. KH , Von Bulow gets Opponents

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wm^*:. By Richard Cody the possibilities of running the NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Claus von Bulow “ Quiet in the courtroom!” a court deputy highway either north or south of the was'sentenced to 30 years in prison Friday for told the crowd, which stayed hushed when the Herald Reporter Scituate Reservoir. twice tiying to murder his heiress wife with second sentence was read to von Bulow, who Instead, Garrahy said his people sJl* ' ' sat quietly with his daughter, Cosima, 15, at “1-84 is dead” is the chant coming ininiUn injections that turned her into a from environmental groups should study the environmental im­ his side. “steeping beauty,” but he may be free on $1 throughout Connecticut in the wake pact an expansion of Route 6 will million bail pending an appeal. Von Bulow said “no conunent” when asked have and forget the interstate. 4 i i i C K m about the sentences as he was leaving the of Rhode Island’s decision to cancel Von Bulow, 55, showed no emotion as Judge its plans for the interstate highway. Plans for linking an already com­ “ Mn# Thomas H. Needham sentenced him to 10 courthouse with his lawyer Herald Price pleted portion of 1-84 in Manchester Fahringer. A crowd of about 200 cheered him “As a matter of law, it’s dead,” yeqjs on one count of attempted inurder and said Daniel Millstone, litigation to 1-86 in East Hartford aren’t 2(i jears — the maximum—on a second count on as the defendant left in a> yellow cab. expected to be affected by the Prosecutor Stephen Famlglietti asked director for the Connecticut Fund involving the insulin shot that plunged his for the Environment. Rhode Island decision. Funding is in wife Martha “Sonny” von Bulow into an Needham to sentence the tall, balding finan­ :• “We have a completely new place and all legal hurdles have been irreversible coma. cier to a maximum of 40 years lor the “cold­ cleared. ■“-■■■irhtf iAlMW( n - ^ - - blooded, cold-hearted, calculated and ballgame,” Mary Walton, president KMMOrpnwK U ie sentences are to be served consecutive­ of the Save our State Committee, A federal highway official said ly, ;iuid von Bulow would have to serve 10 premeditated” attempts on his wife’s life. t-OlMi''' and a member of the Eastern Friday Rhode Island’s decision ytors before becoming eligible for parole. “He has not shown any remorse at all for “diminishes” the chances of putting these heinous crimes,” the prosecutor skid. Connecticut Civil Action Group, Needham continued vim Bulow’s $500,000 said. “We will fight against having a 1-84 across eastern Connecticut, but “Taking all of that into account, the state bail until next Friday when it,will be upped to highway that goes nowhere. It’s as a state DOT spokesman said the $i pniUon. If the financier cannot prove by feels it has no alternative but to recommend state will continue with designs and maximum penalty for both offenses. good as dead.” noon'on ttot day he can provide the required The environmentalists’ excite­ ' can forsee no trouble in completing 10 percent cash for the higher bail, he will be “If this defendant does not go to ja il... it Is the $560-mlllion highway from message that any married man can kill his ment revolves around Thursday’s sent to the state Adult Correctional decision by Rhode Island Gov. Wen- Bolton Notch to Route 52 in Killing- wife,” Famlglietti said. Institutions In (>anston. dall Garrahy to stop plans for the ix , then on to the Massachusetts j | y | | .4. l ! | ^ « 8 8 The Danish-born Jet-setter was ordered to Fahringer said von Bulow had shown “no Turnpike. remorse, your honor, because there is no highway in his state. remain in Rhode Island until the accounting He has directed his state Depart­ But the environmentalists are IBBiWinr* lPiro!rM*4; was complete. guJW" . ment of Transportation, and it has claiming that the highway plans The gallery in the packed courtroom Von Bulow, who did not testify at his 47-day CLAUS VON BULOW miirn complied as of Friday, to stop the audibly allied vrhen the judge announced the trial, continued his silence and declined to ad­ . . . still free on ball spending of $2 million on a study of Please turn lo page 8 10-year sentence on .the first count. dress the court before sentencing. Rejects blame for unetnploymenf ■ ,..,pHpif|i|r'i'i4i|if^•ek*w*^^*seAa^Cte r •ode*T^ '" Miffed Reagan calls Demos

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■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preri- ' his helicopter to go horseback riding Budget (%mmittee and let us get «' • - „. r-‘' L tteRt Reagan, in a fighting mood, on the M a ^ e Baae at Quantico, Va. that spending down.” Told that he waa not in tune with *’V!k’Wi ...... ,. . -t.ry«^ . \s a k .. \ - called the Democrati “obatruc- That would lower unemployment, ' " \; l '. tioniata” Friday and accnaed them hla much vaunted, “blpartlaan bring down interest rates and end ‘ , ‘^•'- i ‘ - < . W '- W’=1 N U “demogoguwy” for blaming the spirit,” Reagan grinned broadly and the recession, he said. ' ^ »/»’ "'• , • ,.,Jl ; - : Contlaulng receaaloo and apirallng said: “The only bipartisan spirit I , Reminded that critics say his pnemployment on him. have is with a horse.” policies “hurt the poor,’’ he shoof^ . ..'-r'-,r' JJ • Attued riding brttchea and a white, The power to stimdlate the his fingw, raised his voice and said, ^ lo ihlrt, the prealdent took at few economy la in the bands of the ‘,'1 have a single word for that— and Ruling abota at the Democrate aa Democrats, he contended. “It’s just that is demogoguery — because at he croaaed the South Lawn toward that they’re being Cbstructloiilsta no point have we ever cut the budget about It. below what they were the previous Reagan rejected blame for the 9.4 year. And this is not cut below the percent A p ^ nneitq>loyment — a previous year, it represents a 5 per­ post-World War n record — .an­ cent increase over the previous ;'«i^ nounced earlier in the day by the ybar.” j ; Inside today Labor Department. Sen. Edward “If you want to tell the Democrats Kennedy, D-Mass., called the again,” he said emphatically, < r. ^ .-!< ' V M pagea, a aoetiona \ } i 4 ’*- r j J jobless “Ronald Reagan’s bread “there is ope way to get this line.” ecouoms back, and it’s in their Advide 11 tthel——...... M “No, they can’t blame It on our bands. It’s just that they’re being policies,” Reagan said. “AndT can obstiuctionista ahtout it.” « Qaaaifiad..,...... U-l» tell them how they can turn that Reagan defended the administra­ W OW ! CALDOR GUARANTEES YOU Oomica . If around.” tion proposal to slash $40 billion H«r«M photo by MANCHESTER VERNdN Edttorial ....'...... S “Remember those are the 2-PA Y COLOR PRUT RLM DEVELOPING Entertainment...... IS-ll from Social Security and, respon­ 1148 Tolland Tumpik* ^ TrICIty Shopping Cantor seasonally adjusted figures that ding to Democratic charges that The campaign begins (You poolUvoly got it on tiino...or ifo FR^i) . . : ...... > have been used,” he said. “But If btaMlts will be cut, be said, “Hiey 8oo p h ^ clorti for dotaUa. RdighMdinewa. , ...7 they want to turn that around, let know better, and that is state Sen. Carl A. ZInaaar (canter) geta a Zinsser’s wife, Ellen, looks on. See story on STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 0:30 PM • SATURDAY 0 AM to 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM to 6 PM • pRICKjFFECTiyEjijRU.§AtURDAY_ teortti...... 1#-17 the Democrats in the House and demogoguery again. IwU guarantee fttevlaton ...... U-tS Senate join us in adopting the budget everyone getting Social Security boost from state Senate Minority Leader page 8. that w u passed out of the Senate that they will get every penny George “Ooc" Gunther Friday night, while r 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD,. S»&M»y 8. 1962 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 8, 1982 — 3 , . • • . • )f 9 . News Briefing ■Your neighbors' views: V 1 Downey said What is the most Important lesson your mother taught you?

Hinckleys talked out MOHCS1 “^ F a lr ready to quit ItlUPCIUTUHf* of hospital for John NEW HAVEN (UPI) — John Downey, WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. defeated in a key delegate primary 'Hinckley’s parents convinced him earlier this week in New Britain, has ap­ •{nonths before he shot President Reagan parently decided to drop his hid for the Democratic U.S, Spnat^ nomination, it u n wtATMtn f 010CAM •» ;tb go to an institution for drug therapy, .1 ’^" 'V . ibut a psychiatrist talked them out of the was reported Friday. 'Idea, his mother testified Friday. ’The New ^ a iv e n Register shtd “usually > JoAnn Hinckley, under questioning by reliable Democratic' sourceg” said ;a prosecutor at her son’s trial, said Dr. Downey would announce within tbqnezt 'John Hopper adamantly resisted sending few days that he was dropping 'him to a mental hospital or any other in­ challenge to Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn7> stitution — insisting that would “make a for the Senate nomination. Weather cripple out of him.’’ 'The newspaper also quoted the un­ She said Hopper took this unrelenting named sources as saying Downey would u ; position despite acknowledging that make it clear he had no plans to seek the 'Hipckley, then 25, “thinks like a 14- Democratic nomination for Congress in : year-old” the 3rd District unless there was “a com­ Today’s forecast -. Hinckley has pleaded innocent by plete change of heart.” Saturday increasing clouds with a 40 percent chance -teason of insanity to the March 30,1981, Downey had said he was reassessing 7 of showers by late in the day. Highs 65 to 70. Light .'.shooting of Reagan and three other men, his Senate candidacy following his loss to Moffett in a primary>’Tuesday to select southeast winds. Saturday night a 70 percent chance of and faces a life sentence if convicted. showers. Lows near SO. Winds shifting to northwest 10 . His mother talked In a controlled voice New Britain’s delegates to the party’s nominating convention. mph. Sunday...cloudy with a chance of a few more GERALD SLAGGER, WILLIAM KEATING, BOB HANSEN, MARK GARDELLA, SHAWN YATES, KENNETH BURKAMP, HOLLY RACINE, TONY DIMANNO, as she wound up two davs of Manchester: “To obey sometimes emotional testimony mat left The New Britain primary was viewed showers. Highs in the 60s. Manchester: "Mind your Manchester; "So many Manchester: “She said it’s Manchester: "To respect Manchesten "She taught Manchester: "Respect for Manchester: “Don’t be her sobbing on the witness stand as important to Downey’s candidacy own business." things. A lot of things she a tough world and you’ve people with authority, her. When she tells you to me right from wrong." elders, politeness and lazy. Go to work " do something, you do It." Thursday. because he spent his childhood years in Extended outlook tried to teach me but got to keep your nose to such as parents and stuff like that. And how to New Britain and because the city is the couldn’tl" the grindstone." grandparents." take care of myself. I’m largest in the 6th Congressional District, Extended outlook for New England Monday through very Independent.” which Moffett now represents. Wednesday: Billy Graham Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair arrives in Moscow weather through the period. Highs in the mid 60s to 70s. Moffett, Burns Overnight lows in the 40s to mid SOs. Vermmt: Fair Lawton MOSCOW (UPI) — The Rev. Billy and mild Monday and ’Tuesday. Chance of showers Firemen test air packs ^Graham arrived in the Soviet Union for seek Conrall funds Wednesday. Highs near 70. Lows in the 40s. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair weather through the I I ;the first time in 23 years Friday on a STAMFORD (UPI) - U.S. Rep. Toby period. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s. Lows in the upper will be 'Christian campaign to ban nuclear Moffett, D-Conn., and ’Transportation SOs and 40s. ^weapons — a task he said was too impor- Commissioner J. William Bums urged 'ta n t to be left to politicians. Congress Friday to approve the “quick in special smoke drill “I was bom, reared and educated in release” of 86 million in federal funds to condos America and I am a loyal citizen of cover Conrail operations. America,” the evangelist said. National forecast _ypi photo Moffett, who sponsored an amendment By Raym ond T. DeMeo demolished to expand the hospital's problem-free. One disadvantage is “But I also consider myself a member By Paul Hendrie to release the money, said if it failed, it parking lot. the weight of their tanks. Most of of the world community with respon­ Herald Reporter Herald Reporter will be “virtually impossible” for By United Press IntemaUonal . . . The house wasn’t actually bur­ the tanks the town fire department sibilities not only to one nation but to the First Lady gives a hand Ci(y a Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Aiueles f Connecticut to take over Conrail com­ Albuquerque sy QB M .... Louisville ts - The Lawton Gardens apartments, You crawl hands and knees ning. Bycholski lit smoke bombs in­ owns weigh 36 pounds, Bycholski whole human race.” muter operations because of the enor­ SS SB .... Memi^is ts First Lady Nancy Reagan guides Josdph Gardner Jr. and his horse Anchorage cy ^at 14 and 16 Lawton Road, will be through a miasma of coal-black side to simulate fire conditions. says. “It’s tough to go down a The evangelist told an airport news mous “up front” expenditures. Asheville pc 79 80 .... Miami Bech pc smoke. You can’t see, so you feel The purpose of the drills was to conference there had been opposition to during a visit Friday to the National Center for Therapeutic Riding In Atlanta ts 82 60 .... Milwaukee • pc .converted to condominiums by a hallway swinging an axe and jerking Under recent legislation, Conrail must Billings cy 08 08 .... MinneaMlis pc .18 ;!partnership including John A. your way along toe walls, hoping get firefighters used to wearing a hose when you’ve got 36 pounds on his trip from some U.S. officials, but he Washington. The center, which 1^ designed to help handicapped peo­ give up its financially ailing commuter Birmingham ts 83 OS .... Nashville ts you don’t step in the wrong place. 09 so .... New Orleans ts .DeQuattro, according to papers scuba tank-like “air packs” while your back,’’ he says. refused to identify them. ple by therapeutic horseback riding Is kicking off Its May fund-raising service by Jan. 1 by transfering them to Boston pc The sticky blackness swallows you fighting indoor blazes. The air packs While Graham. 63, was en route to the Brvmsvll Tx.cy fi -70 New York pc -filed Friday with the Town Clerk. The department recently drive. Amtrak or to the states. Connecticut has Buffalo sh OS 04 .... Oklahm Cty sy ' The two brick and wood two-story up. You see your hand for a second allow firefighters to breathe pure purchased several newer tanks, Soviet Union from Paris, Western opted for the later. Chrlstn S.C. cy 81 08 .... Omaha sy in the glimpse of light thaUcomes air through a pressure-sensitive diplomats in Moscow said his visit was Charm N.C. pc M 01 .... Phlladelphi pcc -buildings contain 29 units. Each unit made of fiberglass instead of metal, But Moffett charged funding to cover Chicago cy ^' to M Phoenix sy ; has five and one-half rooms. through a keyhole. Then back into regulator while fighting smoky that weigh only 22 pounds, he says. likely to serve Soviet interests. the requirement is “woefully in­ Cleveland sh 88 00 .... Pittsburgh pc the void. fires. Diplomatic sources admitted U.S. of­ Columbus sh 88 00 .... PortlaiKl IC pc - ’The condominiums will be called Another problem is the tanks’ GOP chairman’s Turkish diplomat adequate” and stretched out over a Dallas f 08 00 .... Portland Or. cy ' “Lawton Gardens Condominiums.” You can’t wait to get out. Town firefighters are required to limited air supply. Each is supposed ficials had expressed concern about period of four years. As a Jesuit, the Denver sy S7 SB .... Providence pc Groping your way through a wear breathing equipment when Graham’s possible appearance at a Des Moines sy 86 44 .73 Hichmond sy Tenants will be notified by a to contain 30 minutes of air, but if a resignation urged * burled In Boston takeover would require'the large “up 68 OS .... St. Louis pc smoke-filled house, in a Town of entering smoke-contaminated Soviet-sponsored c o n fe re n c e of Detroit cy 'le tte r, dated Friday and included firefighter is working and breathing front” expenditure by the state. Duluth pc 34 SI .01 Salt Lake Cltyf ^ with toe legal documents filed with Manchester firefighters’ drill, gives buildings as a result of a department hard, his air might run out.after as ■Religious Workers for Saving the BOSTON (UPI) — ’Turkish diplomat El Paso sy 70 45 .... San Antonio sy HARTFORD (UPI) - State He said his amendment would give toe town. you a taste of toe firefighters' lot in order issued on Feb. 11. little as 15 minutes, Bycholski says. Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Orhan Gunduz, assassinated by an Arme­ Hartford pc 81 B .... f Republican Chairman Ralph E. Connecticut “more money, faster.” Honolulu pc 88 76 .... San Ffanclsco f ’ According to tenants contacted life. It isn’t pleasant. It seems hard to believe, but some Once three-fourths of the tank’s Catastrophe.” Capecelatro is taking sides in the battle nian terrorist bent on avenging a Til- Moffett and Bums spoke at a news con­ Indianapolis sh ‘ 87 J1 San Juan {EQ Mention that to firelighters, firefighters don't like to use the air air is used up, an alarm sounds. “ As year-old massacre, was buried Friday in Jacksn Mss. ts 00 SeatUe cy r; Friday afternoon by toe Manchester for the party’s Senate nomination and as ference at the Stamford train station. 90 .... Spokane pc though, and they’ll chuckle at your packs, Bycholski says. soon as the alarm goes off, the Islamic ceremonies blanketed by Jacksonville pc ■; Herald, tenants had not been told in a result should step down as leader of the Kansas City sy 48 .10 Tampa pc " advance of toe intended conversion. naivete, “ It’s traditional for some of thuse firefighter is supposed to leave the Carragher sworn massive security precautions. Las Vegas f 98 .... Washington sy state GOP, a labor union official says. 51 108 Widiita sy However, toe letter to toe tenants “You ought to see what it’s like guys to be smoke-eaters,” h e ^ y s . building no m atter what’’ and ’Turkish Ambassador Sukru Elekdag Little Kock pc assistant adjutant Wayne Gyenizs, assistant business Old roller coaster said that current tenants will be when the ceiling temperature is 1,- "I guess it fits in with a kind of exchange toe depleted tank for a full manager of Local 478 of the International led about 500 mourners in public given toe option to buy their present 000 degrees and you’ve got burning macho image. There’s been a lot of one, Bycholski says. ceremonies for Gunduz, 60, the honorary HARTFORD (UPI) - Lt. Col. John Union of Operating Engineers in Is up for sale units. things falling on your head,” says resistance (to toe air packs).” If all goes according to plan, then, Carragher of Newington was sworn in by Hamden, said Capecelatro favored consul general for New Ehigland, who "Our present intent is to sell only Town Fire Captain Robert Bycholski looks at it this way: “ if a firefighter shouldn’t have to worry was gunned down as he sat in his car in Gov. William O’Neill Friday as assistant Prescott Bush Jr. over Sen. Lowell BRISJOL (UPI) — How do you say to tenants who wish to own their Bycholski, head of toe department’s a firefighter goes into a fire without about running out of air. It’s only ’Tuesday night. adjutant general and will now hold the Weicker for the Senate nomination. goodbye to a roller coaster? own units,” toe letter said. “No one training devision. an air pack, he’s going to be good for when something unplanned happens rank of brigadier general. Gyenizs said ’Thursday Capecelatro ‘"nie loss of this innocent life is a ,.^’I|1ie family that owns Lake Compounce Lottery will be asked to leave as a result of all of 30 seconds. He’ll end up in the that problems occur. BYCHDl SKI supervised the Carragher, 45, a Hartford native, was had shut the door “ in the face of dastardly sensless crime,” Elekdag told Aihusement Park — regarded as the emergency room. As far as I’m con­ ' - this conversion at the present smoke drill this week at an empty appointed assistant by Maj. Gen. John organized labor” by equating union sup­ an overflow crowd at a tiny ’Tudor-style oldest such facility in the nation — has cerned, it (the air pack) is more im­ SOMETHING unplanned time.” Herald photo by DeMeo two-family house on Haynes Street. Gore of East Lyme, now adjutant port for Weicker with the National chapel at Forest Hills Cemetery. been considering several offers to sell Neither toe letter nor toe conver- portant than coats, helmets, boots, happened during drills general. Adjutant Gen. John Freund Conservative Political Action Com­ Later, nearly 200 ’Turkish Immigrants the 137-year-oId attraction. The house is one of a block of three everything.” this week. A firefighter who was Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire daiiy: ' ’ sion documents said how much toe TOWN FIREFIGHTER WITH AIR PACK owned by Manchester Memorial recently retired. mittee’s activities on behalf of Bush. and Americans of Turkish descent But a family spokesman said Friday condominiums will sell for. There supposed to have IS minutes worth Carragher graduated from the Univer­ “It just shows how desperate carried a black wreath to the England Friday: 3686. , . . . prepares to enter a smoke-filled house Hospital and scheduled to be THE AIR PACKS are not of air in his tank ran out after five that while he would miss the park’s an­ New Hampshire weekly: were no spokesmen available for sity of Connecticut in 1955 with an Capecelatro has become to deliver the Massachusetts Statehouse Friday to Connecticut daily: 458. minutes. He staggered out on to a tique carrousel, it would be harder for Connecticut “Play 787-09-r6d ; comment at DeQuattro’s J.D. Real associate degree in political science. He convention to Mr. Bush,” said Gyenizs, a protest the assassination. him to part with the last roller coaster second-floor porch coughing and Four” : 0638. Rhode Island daily: 4869. • ■■ Estate (Jo. on Friday evening. joined the Connecticut Army National Weicker supporter and a delegate to the ‘"The purpose of the march is to operating in Connecticut. gagging. He was quickly brought Maine daUy : 051. Vermont daily: 386. Landlords who wish to convert Guard in 1958 and was commissioned a GOP state nominating convention this protest terrorism on the U.S. soil,” said “Ours is a classic,” J. Harwood Nor­ apartments to condominiums are downstairs and administered second lieutenant in 1964. - summer. Tarik Pekin, president o'f the ’Turkish- ton, president of the group that operates required, by law, to file the conver­ Smith raises new charges Forum set oxygen. He served with the First Battalion, American Cultural Association in Lake Compounce, said proudly in sion documents and wait 180 days “The^e are still a few bugs to be 169th Infantry, for 14 years. In Massachusetts. describing the park’s “Wildcat” roller before beginning. ’The letter to toe on rebuilding worked out,” said Bycholski, ob­ November 1980 he was named comman­ Experimental drug ’The demonstrators, carrying signs coaster built in 1927. tenants said current apartment Vernon Street viously chagrined, alter the Inci­ ding officer of the First Battalion, 102nd saying “We Invite The Armenian residents can purchase their units of irregularities in primary dent. Church, Armenians of Goodwill to Bycholski says the company that Infantry Battalion with headquarters in kills acne bacteria during toe first 90 days of toe notice A June 9 public hearing has New Haven and was promoted lieutenant Condemn Terrorism” , did not talk as makes toe air packs is trying to Firm to make period. improprieties. been scheduled to consider Colonel. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A still- they walked from Boston Common to the Almanac New charges of irregularities, But Smith said he did not even develop a tank that will keep ’The proposed by-laws for toe con- during last Tuesday’s Republican know the name of the District 2 Peck said it is Porter’s job to plans to reconstruct a 6,426-foot experlmental drug found “unbelievably Statehouse and massed outside. nerve gas? dominiums include a provision firefighters breathing longer, but successful” In treating severe acne holds primary were raised Friday by moderator. Republican Registrar of decide whether charges of stretch of Vernon Street. doesn’t weigh so much that it’s requiring each unit to be occupied irregularities should be filed with Town Engineer Walter J. down the guilty bacteria long after the OAK RIDGE, Tenn. tUPI) - Union Robert J. Smith, a member of toe Voters Frederick E. Peck said toe cumbersome. Two quit race by toe unit owner. / the state ' Elections Commission. Senkow on Friday posted a map drug’s use has been discontinued, a Carbide, which said earlier tUs week it By United PreM International Malone slate which unsuccessfully District 2 moderator was Mary Beth Chinese warn Bush . Unit owners would form a con- challenged toe party-endorsed con­ Comp. Porter could not be reached. in the Municipal Building, in 6th District researcher reported Friday. is getting out of the defense business, is dominium association, to manage Today is Saturday, May 8, the 128th day of 1982 with vention delegates. Mrs. Comp could not be reached Elarlier in toe week there were ac­ detailing the work to be done. Dr. James Leyden of the University of of obstacles considering a proposal, to begin manufac­ common facilities. Board to mull HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. WiUiam Pennsylvania School of Medicine said 237 to follow. Smith said he witnessed the Friday evening. cusations that a supporter of toe en­ The project has an estimated turing a chemical ingredient for nerve De()uattro, one of toe area’s dorsed slate was campaigning pricetag of $1.7 million, Senkow Curry, D-Farmlngton, became the the drug, a vitamin A derivative called gas, officials said Friday. The moon is full. moderator and election officials at Smith also said supporters of toe PEKING (UPI) — Vice President biggest landlords, has been especial- within 75 feet of a polling place — said. fire equipment torchbearer of the “progressive" 13

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e MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 8, 1982 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. May 8, 1982 MACC fijews Richard M. Diamond, Pubilaner* Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Aiex Girelli, City Editor Here's a case of energy independence July 12 to July 23: Interfaith Day Camp — held each ’This column is prepared by the Manchester Area Manchester Interracial Council sponsored by MACC and Manchester on their way from Hartford to St. George's Manchester Community College, they are beginning a in Bolton, their evening stop. weekday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. free to needy Conference of Churches. It appears in the Herald on children referred by Ideal social workers as needing Saturdays. new year. Dues are $S a year and may be mailed to This is a continuous walk across the country by core Shirley Zachery, 119 Blue Ridge Drive, Manchester, groups (there are two marching through New England respite, free transportation and meals. By Nancy Carr 06040, who will meet in New London on May 21 and continue CELEBRATION R ob eit.> k ^ C C Executive Director together on to the June 12 UN special session on Disar- NEEDED ' With life bursting into bloom all around us, we have manent II. You are cordially invited to join them on opened an envelope to find a $1,000 check from the Mar­ Aged court is rough on the aged Wagmaii ’The end of the utility companies’ winter moratorium FISH of Manchester still needs drivers — once a their march through Manchester. has m n n t a number of shut offs and shut off notices in month volunteers willing to drive one or two elderly tin and Sophie Grzyb Memorial Fund. Our thanks;to Syndicated May 18: A regional Prayer Rally at First Church of Wesley Gryk, trustee for the contribution and his kind Manchester. Please make sure that your friends,and persons to medical appointments. Christ, New Britain. A number of local churches have against 10; wasn’t on the court his life. Less has been said about ■^Columnist We are still looking for volunteers to spark the and supportive words. ^ WASHINGTON - The U.S. neighbors (particularly the elderly) are aware that help already shown the film “Operation Andrew” and local for one case. the members of the Supreme is available, thanks to you, through MACC. Farm ers’ Market into life. No responses so far to our Supreme Court has one thing in prayer groups are meeting in preparation as part of an Court, probably because their When the big pre-Easter snow hit, we received a call plea for several people to join the four volunteers THANK YOU TO: common with the Krernlin. Both John Paul Stevens, 62: For, 5; intensive widespread preparation for the Crusade. ’ every move does not make from an anxious neighbor about an elderlv couole who willing to continue from last year’s excellent program. May 22: Affirmative Action Workshop Saturday 11 / are overpopulated by obsolescent against, 4; declined to par­ headlines around the world. were so concerned about the s ^ of their gas bill ($300) Volunteers (teenagers and up) are needed to help with Mr and Mrs. Herman Johnson Clothing Sue Sitcovsky. Vivian ^ Jack Anderson a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student Center Dining Room at for Iheir gift to Room-at-the-Inn, to Ladabauche. Patricia Maiino, curmudgeons, who are vested ticipate in three cases, and that they themselves had decided to call the Gas Com­ the MA(X Interfaith Day Camp (see Mark your Calen-' Yet in some ways, a Supreme Manchester Community College. There is considerable St Jude's Mother Circle and to a Susan Biuso. Alice Robert, H^len with an arrogafit and arbitrary wasn’t on the court for the other All of pany in March to have the gas turned off. dar for dates). confusion as to what is and isn’t affirmative action. lovely lady who has decided to send Meskill. Grace LaVoie. Barbara Washington Merry-Go-Round two. Court justice isiln better shape ’They were going to get by with blankets. You know a $10 check every month to our Philip, Karen Lee, Dalia Leal, power. They tend to regard the MARK YOUR CALENDARS Public cordially invited. than a president. The job isn’t hair cold It got after that. Blankets and heaters got there Human Needs Fund, to the Dorothy Hartzog, Thomas Hei^ey. entreaties of the aged and Today and Sunday: Tag and Bake Sale for the May 23: Billy Graham Central Connecticut Crusade children of St. James Religious Justice O’Connor was not ser­ nearly as harrowing; the hours promptly and as soon as we called them, the gas com­ afflicted as an intolerable affont. Manchester Coalition for the Bilateral Nuclear Freeze, will held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Civic Center Kducation Program and Albert 0. Furniture; Eleanor Rich. “Sue ving on the court when any of the are a lot better, and the pay and them can't The “nine old men" of pany came right out to turn the gas back on. 136 Highland St. across from the Market. This group is Coliseum in Hartford. Theme; Encircle New England Bourett for their donations to the Sitocov.sky, Herbert Bengston.hon 14 cases were considered. Our independent couple didn’t know anything about Pantry Franklin Roosevelt’s era have perquisites are pretty close to a meeting every Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. at 67 North with Prayer. and Ruth Lehrach. Donald Hayes, energy assistance. God bless them. I absolutely prize To the following churches — St. Linda Wakefield, Lenore Hei^er- been replaced by Snow White and president’s. ’They also don’t have Elm St. Today: as part of the encircle New England June 13; Celebration of New Life Christian George Episcopal Church, 000 a year. A chief justice can do Harry A. Blackmun, 73: For, 1; be right and applaud their sprit but let’s make sure our elderly son. • the eight codgers. Snow White is with PRAYER campaign highlighted on the 23rd by a ecumenical celebration of our iife in Christ Jesus. Save Emanuel Lutheran, South United the same and draw $96,800 a against, 12; did not participate in MUCH HAS BEEN written to worry about getting-re­ know there is help available and not a hand out, but a Methodist and Bolton the youngest ; Sandra Day O’Con­ Billy Graham CruMde, there will be a regional youth the afternoon. Special thanks: To Florence year. Whenever justices retire, one case. about the “imperial presidency,’’ elected; one appointed and ap­ sharing with one another. July 11: Interracial Council Community Picnic 1 p.m. Congregational for running food nor is 52. The next in physical WASHINGTON — An old story- rally at 7:30 p.m. at Newington High School for all collections and Mrs. Cripp. Bickley — Human N e^s oCfice they can count on a pension Lewis F. Powell Jr., 74; 3; and the fact that election as chief proved, barring flagrant mis­ Call the MACC office at 646-4114 for Information. to 4 p.m. Wickham Park (small pavillion at Laurel chair. Mike Griswold — generous age, William Rehnquist,, is 57; has it that 10 economists in a whiW- students and young adults. Eleanor Rich and Dorothy Hartzog worth at least half of their salary against, 9; did not participate in executive automatically behavior, they serve until they May 16; World Peace Marchers, who began their walk Grove). Everyone is welcome. Invite your friends and for their gifts of non perishable donation of many boxes of hew but in other ways, he is the oidest walled room could not reach a con­ NOTICES shoes and clothes. ! — more than enough to put them one case. guarantees that the man will live decide to quit or until they keel If you’ve been meaning to become a member of the in Montreal on April 3, will be walking through neighbors to attend with you. text of them all. The majority are in in the upper crust of American William Rehnquist, 57: For, 3; like a millionaire for the rest of over. sensus as to the color of the wall?. their 70s. wage earners. One might be persuaded of the Yet they have shown little truth of that story by the contradic­ compassion for their own genera­ SO l•EllHAI>S it’s not sur­ tory ecotiomic prognostications cir­ to study the Bible tion. My associates Joseph Spear prising that members of the culating here as the Congress and and Corky Johnson have careful­ court find it difficult to relate to the Reagan administration battle ly isolated 14 Supreme Court th e problems of aging over the fiscal 1983 budget decisions that havd affected the Americans. Five decisions since It seems that the learned prac­ elderiy since Warren Burger 1969 concerned forced retirement Church to send him abroad titioners of the inexact science of became chief justice in 1969. A because of age; the court ruled economics cannot agree on the discouraging 12 of those rulings against senior citizens in four of current state of the nation’s By Barbara Richmond to the local church. Danny is a ’school and to church members. undermined the rights of senoir the cases. economy or on how it might be inj- Herald Reporter member of the Sunday School Bible For the first two months abroad, citizens; only two strengthened Three of four Social Security Class and this year’s confirmation he will travel to the other countries proved. - You might say that Danny Loalbo, class, the ’Trinity High Fellowship where Thomas will be lecturing. In their basic rights. cases were Redded against the Conservative economists — the The justices live in a privileged elderly petitibners. In two other son of Mr. and Mrs. William Loalbo Group and is in his second year in each country they will stay at one of so-called “supply-siders” — feqr of 122 Hebron Road, Bolton, is one of Matt’s discipleship group. the missions owned by the cases involving health issues, the world of their own, isolated from that the administrion is wavering in the “chosen ones.” “I have to leave for England about Torchbearers. the fears and hardships that old folks wound up losers. And in its support of their theories. So they, At least that’s the way he feels three weeks before school ends so still three other rulings, involving For the last part of the summer beset most Americans as they have offered a barrage of new. about being selected to accompany I'll take my final exams a week Danny will be stationed at grow older. Unlile the rest of us. pension rights, the elderly again reports designed to prove the. cor-^ Major Ian ’Thomas to Bible con­ before I go. I had to get permission Capernwray Hall in England. ’The Supreme Court justices need lost every time. rectness of their prescription oC ferences in Germany, Austria, from teachers and the principal, building is an old country house that never worry about being thrown Here’s how the Supreme Court economic recovery through massive; Switzerland and Sweden. Joseph Flemming,” he explained. looks like a castle and stands on 176 Danny plans to leave New York on He added, “I feel very privileged ou^'Of their jobs or forced to rely voted on the 14 test cases: tax cuts. acres of parkland on the edge of a on their children or the welfare Chief Justice Warren Burger, May 31 and fly to Manchester, and thankful to have a church family lake district. ’The economy is not yet on its wajC England, where he will be met by help me, not only with money, but agencies to stay alive. 74; For the elderly, 2; against 12. to better health. My the supply- While there Danny will attend Bi­ A member of the high court William J. Brennan, 76: For, 9; Mrs. ’Thomas and from there will go with their prayers and general sup- ble classes and be involved in all siders, because their program wHT to Capernwray Hall. While abroad, port.” would have to try really hard to against 5. kinds of recreational programs. not really take effect until July with he will be the guest of the die broke. An associate justice Byron “Whizzer" White, 64: the second round of persogal tax- Torchbearers of the (japernwray MAJOR THOMAS is the founder He raised some of his own money can retire at age 65 after 15 For, 2; against, 12. reductions. (They argue that last Missionary Fellowship until Aug. 25. and general director of Capernwray for the trip by scrubbing floors, Missionary Fellowship of mowing lawns, doing other yard years’ service, or at age 70 with Thurgood Marshall, 73: For, year’s initial round of cuts had little He will be IS on May 2 and is just only 10 years’ service, and still 10; against, 3; did not participate completing his freshman year at Torchbearers. The international work, shoveling snow and doing impact since Social Security payroll headquarters is in England and babysitting. He said babysitting was draw a full salary for life: $93,- in one case. taxes were raised at almost the Bolton High School. As its Missionary Sunday project, April 18, there are centers in several other what he disliked the most. He raised -H. same time.) the members of the Sunday School countries, including the United $300. The supply-siders are urging that Bible School staff of ’Trinity Cove­ States. “I’m not worried about having to Besides giving Danny the $1,000, the tax cuts be accelerated in order Herald photo by Richmond nant Church, Hackmatack Stret, eat all kinds of foods in the various Guest editorial to revive the economy. raised, and presented to Loalbo, $1,- the church members also bought countries. I can’t think of a food I DANNY LOALBO 000 for bis trip. him a good camera. Upon his don’t like. Right now I’m trying to IN CONTRAST, moderate return, he’ll be required to show his . . he’s off to Europe get used to tea and crumpets,” he economists — who are classified THE LOALBO FAMILY belongs slides in his social studies class at joked. How time passed these days as “traditionalists” and who include many in the ’Treasury- Department and the Office of Management and Budget — afe Church bulletin board Seth Thomas by saying that the nation’s chief On Saturdays the Manchester economic problem is continued high where its own craftsmen once interest rates resulting from huge Herald reprints editorials from designed and manufactured 'other New England newspapers. prospective deficits. : • dolden agers to meet Bennet singers to visit' them. The following events are Diet Institute. This one is from the Boston ’These economists argue that the The following events will take Steering Committee, in a * However, the physical plant scheduled for the coming week at Wednesday—7:30 p.m. , Emanuel Herald American. deficits must be reduced even if place at Concordia Lutheran classroom. Emanuei Lutheran Church, Church Choir. and much of the equipment in it taxes must be increased. piurch, 40 Pitkin St. in the coming Wednesday—6:30 p.m.. Children’s Street: has deteriorated, ’hie president Now a group of liberal economists week: Choir; 7:45 p.m., Concordia Choir. Thursday —10 a.m.. Prayer ’The planned closing of the Seth Monday —3:30 p.m.. Staff plan­ Group; 11:15 a.m.. Care and Visita­ ’Thomas clock plant in of the firm’s parent company has entered the debate. In a study I Monday —7 p.m.. Finance Com­ Thursday —9:30 a.m., Bible mittee, in a classroom; 7:30 p.m., Recovery Group will meet in ning meeting; 6:45 p.m., Scouts; tion; 1:30 p.m., Martha Circle; 3:45 ■Phomaston, Conn., is proof, if said it was out-dated and poorly prepared for the Brookings Institu­ 7:30 p.m., ’Troop Committee and p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m.. Confir­ tion, two former members of the (%urch Council, Church Room. Church Room; 1 p.m.. Golden Age ; we need any more of it, that used and because of that it made ; ’Tusday —6:30 p.m., Catechetlcs Group dinner at Army-Navy Qub. Stewardship Committee. mation classes. Carter administration have Tuesday —10 a.m.. Old Guard, all ; time does not stand still — not more sense to move the whole Classes meet in the educational Friday —7 p.m., AAL confirma­ Friday —6 p.m., Emanuel predicted that Reaganomics will retired men of the community are shebang south, purely as an ef­ wing; 8 p.m.. Adult Bible Study, in tion recognition day in the church Orchestra rehearsal. r even for a company whose lead the nation to economic ruin. invited. The program will be ficiency move. the Church Room; 8 p.m.. Youth room. : business has been keeping track 4 presented by the Bennett Singers; Saturday —9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 9th > :qf it. 1:30 p.m., Phebe Circle at the home Grade confirmation class retreat; 8 Well, that’s progress, we sup­ THE PAIR — Charles Schultze, p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, For the past 169 years the of Mabel Olson; 4 p.m., Cherub and pose ... and progress is a twin to former chairman of the Council bf 100 pints is their goai Junior choirs; 7:15 p.m., Conway Luther Hall, 60 (Church St. making of Thomas timepieces In the mld-19S0s the Manchester town engineers sketched out how Main Street Economic Advisers, and Barry time in that both connote ' 'On May 25 if Manchester residents been able to collect 100 pints of - Jtas meant jobs and prosperity would look If it were beautified, with a park>like plaza down the middle and Bosworth, former dlrMtor of the Of­ blood at any of the regular Blood- forward movement. But it is hear the bells ring at North United ‘Celebrate Me’ is theme ■ ior several hundred employees access to the stores from behind them. This plan never got off the drawing fice of Management and Budget -> also something that is seldom Methodsit Church on Parker Street, mobile visits. Mission Team, church office; ' and a measure of fame for the boards, needless to say. My that the only solution lies In sub­ Orrin West, of the church, said , ’The following events will take accomplished without pain. Like 4hey will know that the Red Cross place at South United Methodist “Celebrate Me,” education wing; town. ’Those weren’t ordinary stantial tax increases and spending when — not if, the 100 pint mark is the, passage of the years, it Bjoodmobile collected 100 or more Church, 1226 Main St., in the qoming Adult Study, 224 Indian Hill ’Trail, Herald photo by Tarquinlo clocks that were turned out reductions, including big cuU In the pints of blood that day, at the reached, he will ring th church bell. Glastonbury. leaves scars, and ages those who In days gone by the church bells week: proposed defense budget. .phurcb. Friday —10 a.m., Al-Anon, educa­ there; they were things of beau­ rang to announce any happy event, ’Tuesday -7:30 p.m.. Women’s CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH feel its effects. The difficulties of econonilc tion wing; 6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir, ty- " I’This will be the first time since he said. Prayer and Study, 1206 Main St. No one escapes. forecasting are illustrated by the Pumpkin Patch; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel But, come the fall, the factory -1975 that the Bloodmobile has ’The Bloodmobile will be at the Wednesday —1:30 p.m., AARP, dlMgreement among economiMs Choir, Pumpkih Patch and United THE will close, the employees will And so it will cause no comfort Praised be usefulness ■visits North Methodist (%urch. church, 300 Parker St., May 25 from Cooper Hall. ) Methodist Youth Fellowship. over the size of the deficit for the BIBLE pick up their final paychecks, at all to the Seth Thomas 'Qiurch officials said it has been a 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Walk-ins will be Thursday -^:30 p.m.. Junior Saturday —1 to 3 p.m., Junior current fiscal year, which is already long time since Manchester has welcome. Choir, Pumpkin Patch; 7:30 p.m.. Choir rehearsal, sanctuary. SPEAKS ; and the work will be transferred workers, who Will before long be The following was written by as a result of a natural process that the Second World War, promises to more than half over. * • to a Westclox plant in Georgia. idle, that, as a business decision, Lee Hall, the president of the allowed us to simply pluck a needed allow me to lever forkfuls of hay and In January, President Reagan me Rhode Island School of Design. Why? the closing of their plant makes or desired item from an abundantly compost, to feel the honest and subt­ timated the fiscal 1982 deficit at ^ Br«wQr Well, time passed Seth sense — to the proprietors, generous tree. Each of these offen­ ly shaped wood without ja r of billion (give or take a couple Jof ’Thomas by, so to spteak. anyway. They are not likely to By LEE HALL ding objects could have, I contend, splinter, and to maintain sharpness Religious Services The first of the Com­ bUUon). *- mandments to carry a ’The firm used to make its own be pleased at the price which been u ^u l, efficient, and pleasant with minimum honing. We are victims of objects. Junk, to use. Each, in brief, could have Most liberal economists Hid thaj U promise was: “ Honor your clockworks. But not any more. It they will pay for progress. father and your mother.“ to ticky-tacky evidences olplanned ob­ been an asset rather than an irritant the president’s estimate was much the end of continuing in the was hurt, first, by the develop­ Time will soon hang heavy on LEST I SEEM to he harking only UNITED PENTECOSTAL Thursday: Theocratic School school; 10:45 a.m., worship, Wednesday at 10 a.m. solescence and well huckstered rip- -' or a disaster— depending on the cir­ too low in light of last year’s cor- promised land. Since 1914 we their hands, and Thomaston’s to the delights of an older time, let Andover Coventry Manchester CHURCH, 187 Woodbrldge S t (speaking course), 7:30 p.m.; children's church and nursery; 7 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST ment of electric clocks and then offs, fill display windows, mail cumstances — in daily life. .porate tin cuts and some of his vi a.m.. Priesthood and Rallal at 3 p.m. •.m.. Church school f o r ^ ooss. CHURCH, Park and Church they’ll remind me that watering is am., worship saivlos (oMId ears school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. package contain a small anaount of 1 think one can expect — yes, ari_ S o d ^ 11:13 a m ., Saoramant ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 klndsrosrten through Qrsds 4 streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ gratitude, coocem, and care. in order. Praise be to rad day pots, Taxes are at the forefront bf tihe BOLTON CONOREOATIONAL provided). Masting. continuing during ths ssrvics; CENTER CONQREQATIONAL Thank you. God, for our purchased goods? Why is it impossi- should expect — objects to issue Main SL Rav. PhMp A. Sheridan son, rector; Rev. Alan J. to their simplicity, their stralght- current economic debate. ’There is SiHURCH, 223 Bolton Caedar FIRST CONOREOATIONAL SALVATION ARM Y, 331 Main and Rav. «m llto P. PadsM, oo- 10:30 s.m.. Morning worship, BroadhMd. assistant to the rec­ CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. loving, mothers ' ble — save hy diabolical cunning — from the minds of talented and Baud at tha Qrsan. Rav. J. - CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 f St. Caqt. and Mra. Arthur pastors. Saturday maaaas at 3 nurssry provkted. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior forwardness, their handsomeness, liftle agreement among economists to use all of the toothpaste in a humanistic designer!/ Everything t t l Conovar, mtnMfr, 8:30 a.^:., Main SL Rav. Bruok J. Johnson, Carlson, oorps oRloara 8:30 a m ., and 7 JO p.m; Sunday maasaa at CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, and thdr unpretentioas usefulness, on whether the busineH tax redi^ anrihlp aarvloa, Suiiday Sohool, mInMar. 8*S0 am . Church School Sunday sohool; 10;48 a.m., 7:30, 8 , 10-J0 and noon. 238 Main S t Rsv. Nssis McLsIn, Holy Eucharist; 9 sum. Family ser­ associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. toothpaste tube? caused to exist In time or space is aiAraary; 10:30 a.m. Coflss Hour (MRciroFaiiST *7 don't know about you, but I don't want my usefulness. tions enacted last year have had the at Church Laiw Houss; 11 a m . hoHnaas masting; 3 p. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 347 ssnlor pastor; Rav. Osorgs Em> vice and Eucharist with church Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 designed. We know a lot about I^Chandlar Hall;II; ^ jO:4S 4 1 am. Worship ssrvlos, nuraary oars air masting; 7 p.m. Tolland Turnpiks. Tuesday: mitt minister of vMtatlon and school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. a.m. Worship srvloe, sanctuary: oonactouanaaa raised." rOfUfn Ptm ■.i- Ali, OF THESE objects were A near nelghbor'tn the bam, an old design, about materials, about beneficial effects promised by providad In Church Lana House. masUng. Consragatlon BlUa Study, 7 p.m.; outrsaoh. 0:30 a.ml, Sunday Holy communion every 10 a.m. Church School. proponents. designed and made. None appeared,f pitchfork that was made well hefwe manufacturing, imd about people. ) MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., May 8, 1982 — ^ 8 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD , Sat., M ay 8, 1982

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By Paul Hendrie the reapportionment bill that went past: While he was sharply critical of Herald Reporter through the Senate, he couldn’t run the candidate he wants to run the Democratic leadership, Gunther She answered his want-ad First term state Sen. Carl A. against me..” cautioned that election year success^ Zinsser, R-Manchester, stopped just Before reapportionment, won’t come easily for the' short of announcing his candidacy Manchester was split between two Republicans. f, . i. ^ • .K.", " . • for re-election Friday night, but he Senate districts and Penny would “ The Democrats know how to win left no doubt about his plans. have fallen within the other district. elections,” he said. “They don’t Gunther praised Zinsser as a know how to govern. I don’t give a They met on Friday, married on Monday “ I'm leaning heavily toward run­ ning,” Zinsser told supporters at a “ hard working freshman.” He said damn who’s at the top o f the ticket. fundraiser at the Country Club. Zinsser has taken firm positions on Never have. ’The top of the ticket “ I ’m quite honestly hoping to do it, pontroversial issues, including never pulled anyone in. The By Rhea Talley Stewart his good luck. Lovers often say vaguely and because I enjoy it a lot.” merit selection of judges and Republican party has to build at the' Special to the Herald extravagantly, “ She is a girl in a Zinsser unofficially kicked o ff his redistribution of education aid. bottom and it’s the Zinssers and! They saw one another for the first million,” but Lerch can say literally campaign by calling in a big gun as Gunther joked that the conser­ Joyners and the Biz Swenssons who tim e ihortly after 5 p.m. on Friday. o f his Dora that she is a woman in the featured speaker. Senate vative Zinsser is out of place in his win elections.” A t 8:30 a.m. on Monday they were 320. That is the number of responses Minority Leader George “ Doc” Senate seat. He noted that Zinsser is Zinsser reOlted his generally pro- married. that his ad brought. About 80 of the Gunther. flanked by liberal Democrats ■ i , . ’ business voting record, which he , Hans Lerch of 85 Benton St. and ladies sent photographs. Everybody agrees that Zinsser Marcella Fahey and Clifton said was aimed toward encouraging Dora Sandor of Budapest, Hungary The bridegroom spread out the w ill face tough competition in his re- Leonhardt, whom he called “ the business to move to the state and ; may hold the record for whirlwind photos of the 319 losers on a table. election bid. His likely opponent is biggest bore to ever come down the create jobs. i courtship in Manchester, if not in They are bevy of attractive women. Manchester’s Democratic Mayor pike.” ' ■< the country or state. Some are downright beautiful. One Stephen T. Penny. “ And if that isn’t enough, he has Former Mayor Nathan J.j They may also hold the record for 25-year-old had porod in leather pan­ Ironically, Zinsser claimed he has M r. Congeniality him self. Sen. Agostinelli said Zinsser has been the briefest honeymoon. Just 36 ts besides her motorcycle. Another made it possible for Penny to run. (Wilber G.) Smith just two seats campaigning for the past two years j young beauty posed with two small “Ted Cummings (Democratic away,” added Gunther, who — like of his term by making frequent | hours after their A p rill9 wedding in MR. AND MRS. LERCH TOAST FUTURE children. Town Chairman) owes m e a vote of Zinsser — has had his run-ins with speaking appearances in all thej the home of the officiating justice of . . she’s going to move here the peace, “ Biz” Swensson, Hans confidence, because if it wasn’t for Hartford’s outspoken senator in the towns he represents. | “THOSE CHILDREN are too drove Dora to a Greyhound bus for young for me to raise,” says Lerch. 1 ihe first leg of her journey back to “ Some ladies are too small, some husband for her. This was an Budapest. But there she will only are too big. This was a lady doctor engineer five years younger than ^Ind up her affairs before settling This one, I think, is a (^mmunist herself. She looked him over and down on Benton Street as Mrs. decided she wanted to see in person i because she sent me one letter from Opponents: 1-84 dead Lerch. her pen pal from Manchester, Conn. 8 Moscow, and although she lives in THIS THUNDERBOLT of East Germany, she travels around SO O N E ASTE R M O N D AY that romance was so unexpected to Hans outside, and I don’t think she would letter arrived from Cleveland, and Continued from page I referred to former Secretary of National Wildlife Federation at-, Lerch that on Blaster Sunday he be permitted to go so much if she after a phone call from Hans Lerch, Transportation Neil Goldschmidt’s torney David G. Burwell Fridav; violate the laws of the interstate from Washington. gave a potted tulip to a local lady. weren’t Conununist.” another letter announced that Dora letter that says Connecticut cannot system. Burwell said the interstate Next day came the letter that One lady also sent a photograph of Sandor would be arriving at Bradley go forward with construction of the "Interstates have to go system, according to the way the changed his life . .. but let’s start at her parrot. Field, on April 16. highway unless Rhode Island ap­ somewhere,’’ Millstone said, laws are written, makes it' the beginning of the story of Hans, The letters came from East and When Mr. Lerch picked her up proves 1-84. Or, states the letter,- un­ claiming that Route 52 is not part of necessary for each segment of the ^ 55, and Dora, 43. West Germany, Switzerland, that Friday, he had his first glimpse til Congress approves it. the interstate system. “ That’s why highway to link two urban areas. He Lerch spe^s with the accent of France, Romania, Yugoslavia, of her. Although she had described “ And don’t Oiink some of our peo­ it seems to me that it can’t be his native Germany. He is still a Austria, and also from parts of the her appearance, she had never sent ple aren’t going to get working on said Killingly does not qualify as an built.” West German citizen, although he United States, including a few from Herald photo by Pinto our congressmen,” Mrs. Walton urban area. “ It’s illegal to stop a t ; a photograph. A blonde with a chic Mrs. Walton agreed, and further Killingly,” he said. “ It (the, has lived in the United States since Connecticut. hair style, she can hold her own said. charged that the state, by continuing highway) has to come out at a pirin-; 1955 and has been a machine Dora Sandor’s letter was written with the other 319. Fun by the water “ I doubt very much they (state with designs, is breaking law by cipal urban area.” operator at Cheney Mills for 24 from Graz, Austria. She did not DOT officials) would get specific Lerch describes the courtship — spending money on a project that Millstone said his group will con­ years. enclose a nhotograph. She wrote congressional approval without any dinner at Mr. Steak, then to his You don’t need to toll these boys that pond at the Oak Grove Nature Center on a legally can never materialize. sider further litigation He still likes Oktoberfests, that she holds degrees in languages justification for the highway,” said house on Benton Street where they spring’s here as they play by the side of a balmy day. Both Walton and Millstone Bavarian dances, and sauerbraten. and in business, teaches French in His first wife, Joanna, who had a Budapest and also has a business talked in German until midnight. dressmaking business in that takes her out of the country ’The next day they drove to the cot­ ‘Manchester, was German, too. She from tim e to time. ’That was a year tages that I^rch owns on Coventry ;dled in August, 1980, and the ago in November, and on the third Lake, and at 6 p.m. they attended a ,-widower decided he wanted a se- letter Hans Lerch suggested they dance at the Gerinan Club in Green maintains -cond w ife from the Old Country. use the fam iliar “ du’’ (they wrote in Newington where he had a delightful * So he ran an advertisement for German) rather than the formal surprise: Dora can do all those Ger­ Temale correspondence — object: Sie.” man dances he likes so well. m atrim ony — in a (Serman Cupid was Dora Sandor’s uncle in Sunday was spent getting a tan at innocence, placed -magazine printed near Bonn, West Cleveland, although uncle did not in­ the Coventry Lake Cottage, and by ^Germany called Frau Actiiet which tend things to turn out as they have. evening Dora had almost made up ; means '’ Contemporary Woman.” When he sent Dora a round-trip her mind to become Mrs. Lerch. ’The I “ It only cost me 32 cents for the ticket to visit him, he had an next day she called him at work to on rehab program V postage,” be recalls, m a^eling at ,, altogether^ different prospective say, *Ja.” (Quitting tim e was 4 p.m. Vhte good luck: ^ Shortly afterward they were at Town Hall. Ms. Sandor had the idea The executive director of the state mally dismissed, Steele said. He that a certificate of intent to marry Human Rights and Opportunities said the program makes no other would get her back into the United A Commission maintained his in­ demands on Green. States, but Town Clerk Eldward nocence of shoplifting charges Steele said accelerated rehabilita­ Tomkiel explained that Connecticut Friday, even as a Manchester tion is unique in the legal system, **Some tadieg are too gntalL Sonie are too does not issue such documents. Superior Court judge placed him on because it does not require a plea of big. THU one urns married to a doctor. This But the wife of a permanent resi­ an accelerated rehabilitation guilt or innocence. one, / thinkf Is a Communist because she sent dent, the coupled figured, would program. Steele said Green “ would like to have no trouble entering. Judge Arthur L. Green, of 121 Lenox St., have had his day in couH,” but me one letter from Moscow . . . ” William E. FitzGerald granted a was accused of taking two cans of agreed to accept the accelerated waiver of the four-day waiting deodorant without paying on April 9 rehabilitation to avoid further period. Biz Swensson was called, Y from the Stop and Shop supermarket damaging publicity. and at 8:30 p.m. the newlywed Mr. at 263 W. Middle Turnpike. Green has said he has received and Mrs. Lerch were sipping cham­ HANS LERCH WITH SOME OF THE 320 HOPEFULS He admitted in court Friday that threats since the shoplifting charges pagne in the Swensson recreation- . . . 85 Benton St. resident advertised for a bride be Jeft the store without paying for were raised. room. ^he deodorant, but he said it was a The Rev. Christopher Rose, chair­ mistake. man of the.State Human Rights and , Green’s attorney, Phillip Steele of Opportunities Commission, Hartford, said his client did not appeared on Green’s behalf Friday. realize that the cashier failed to Rose said the commission fully sup- Those Totalphones are totally obnoxious charge him for the deodorant. ports Green and is confident his “ Mr. Green w ill not give up the effectiveness with the commission presumption of his innocence,” said will not be damaged. ■ I wish there were such a person as Herald photo by Tarquinlo backgrou^ noises people apologize Totalphone decides to go blip, blip, extremely important as I am. Steele. “ He has chosen, therefore, Green’s admission that he did Ma Bell. I’d let her call me up about when they call. blip. Frankly, Ma Bell, I ’d rather spend to seek an accelerated rehabilitation leave the store without paying ap­ sometime; then I ’d put her on hold dismissal of his case as a practical Frankly, I’d take two kids having my hard-earned rubles on other parently satisfied Assistant State’s Waiting for a bite while my Total-phone let me take compromise.” a knock-down, drag-out, fight-to-the- Now, if Ma Bell of Russia is objects which tell the world how im­ Attorney General Cornelius Shea, another call. In Focus Under accelerated rehabilitation, who had said earlier the public has a deatb over those little blips that paying, 45,0(X) rubles per call, you portant I am. Robert and Richard Grey wait for a fish to take their bait at Saulters Pond . It would be sweet revenge for all Green will have to appear in court right to know whether Green took bring conversation to a stop. can understand how ticked o ff Ma Objects which do not make me again on Sept. 7, to have his case for­ the times people call me up, in- Adele Angle the deodorant. Bell of Russia might get? stop what I ’m doing and what I ’m t te m p t what I ’m doing, and then Ma Bell, if there’s one mother I’m thinking so I can explain to another say, “ Ob, would you mind waiting, not sending a MpUigr’s Day card to. I THINK ToUlphones are person that I can’t talk to them now another call has come in.” it’s you. because I have another person I do mind waitinguMa Bell. I mind another way of making people feel Panel told cost of education calendar First you encouraged us to start important. ’They communicate in a calling me. ’ waiting so much that next person using those stupid answering signal for what a busy signal mothers say, “ Now, don’t intempt not-so-subtle w a y: there are all kinds who tries Totalphone me may end Which allows me to say to yet machines. I’ve finally gotten to the means and call back later? of people trying to reach m e; you, up getting totaled. now. Mother is talking.” point where I don’t tuni eight shades my dear, are just one of dozens of another person that I can’t talk to shitted to local communities Friday H At the very least I plan to bang up. of red talking into the a phone vdiich them either, because this person Manchester M emorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town O ffice Ma Bell, didn’t your mother ever It’s simply not polite to in tem pt. So wby’d you go and and let a people who need m e at this moment Building. says things like “ I’m sorry I can’t called me first. teach yon any manners? Don’t you To butt in. And Totalphone lets peo­ phone gizmo do that? You’re and can’t wait a single instant. HARTFORD (U P I) - Connec­ UConn professor William A. of the state budget close scrutiny. Monday come to the phone now ...” know it’s impolite to leave someone ple do that. ATotalphone says: I am a person Ma Bell, that’s probably another ticut is a frugal state but it has McEachern made the assessment As to efficiency, we don’t s^m to Permanent Memorial Day Committee', 7:30 p.m., making us a nation of buttinskis. waiting like that? Especially when And then you total me with bnlU-in lesson your mother never taught transferred to local communities before a special tax reform study see much of that,” be said. Municipal Building hearing room. ‘ Ma Bell, when your kids were lit­ Some Totalphone totals are of extrem ely important business; they didn’t make the phone call in Impoliteness. you. the heavy burden of education costs, panel appointed by the governor. McEachern, who directs UOinn’s Board of EMucation, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St. tle and you were ^ in g to carry on a worse than others. E ver been on a you can wait while I attend to my an University of Connecticut graduate program in economics, the first place, but you did? ’The panel also was given figures Tuesday Tell me whose life could be so im- conversation, didn’t they sometimes long distance phone call, say, with extremely Important business. You In this life it’s first come, first economics professor said Friday. that showed a drastic reduction in said the panel would try to rank Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m.. Municipal Building Bolton the Ma Bell of Russia, and your ’THERE ARE all sorts of Uttie I portant that they can’t take a busy pull at you? And you’d say, like all can wait because you’re not as served. Not first come, first totaled. state employee salaries. major spending areas to see if they hearing room. Wages for state employees, are underfunded or overfunded and Data Processing Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lin­ Monday ' Bae6eooooooooooeoooooooc excluding teachers, ranked Connec­ why. 8 coln Center data processinig room. Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. In Memoriam ticut among the top 10 states in 1970 Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Municipal Building Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town H all.. but had fallen to the bottom 10 just a hearing room. Assessor/Buildlng Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. In loving memory of Sharon decade later. Wednesday Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Fireplace Days of natural milk are gone forever Robertson who pass^ away May The information was among a 9th., 1981. Blockade Indochinese Networic, 1 p.m., Municipal Building Room, Community Hall. batch of statistics examined in the hearing room. Sadly missed by all the Robertson Tuesday --1 Well, those days are gone forever. loaf of bread can be 38 percent first working meeting of the bipar­ Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m. Zoning Commission Public Hearing, 8 p.m.. Com­ You nevor know who’s watching milk. It’s the milk processing plants Family. The average quart of milk today is water. Water is cheaper than tisan Commission on State Revenue extended Municipal Building prolMte court. munity Hall. ^when you write a column. Several that are subtract!^ the good stuff about as natural as Gatorade or a anything else they can put in bread MoeoMeeeeooeoQeeeeeoQCit and Fiscal Policy. ’The panel, which ’Thnraday Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., Firdiouse. wedcs ago 1 wrote that one reason frinn their milk and putting in the is being chaired by Senate Majority Continued from page 1- ’Thursday thick shake at McDonald’s. and that mushy, wet feeling gives In Memoriam Bandshell Committee, 4 p.m.. Municipal Building •people aren’t drinking,as much milk bad stuff. Leader Richard ^ h n eller, D-Essex, hearing room. Board of Education, 8 paon.. Center School Library. . people the idea the bread is fresh. warns that any Argentine warships as they uSed to is hecausis milk isn’t Andy Rooney In memory of Charles ’Trotter who will deliver its findings to the It occurs to me to come back to Almost all the good, natural foods ’The average commercial loaf of or military aircraft which is found Judge’s hiHirs, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate as good as it once was. passed away May 8th, 1976. Legislature next January. court. this subject because last meek at the that we’ve ruined, have been ruined bread w ill stay soft and mushy in its more than 1? nautical miles from ’Die panel of business, labor and Syndicated Columnist because some giant corporation in wrapper for months. The soft Though we now trod separate the Argentine coast will be regard^ Conservation Commisoion, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal P! Knoxville World’s Fair there was an social leaders and legislators will Building coffee room. .’i I got a lot of mail. Some of it was tte food business wanted a product pathways, as hostile and are liable to be dealt exhihit hy something called feeling bakers build into their bread examine the spending and tax . |from dairy assodattons and some that was easier to handle and had a I can capture all the splendor, with accordingly,” a Defense Dairymen Inc. They were ihowing has nothing to do with its freshness. collecting operations of the state. -^It was from readers who agreed I can recall all the dreams we Ministry statement said. how they’re producing milk longer shelf life in the stores. “ Connecticut is really a frugal >wlBi me, hut most of it was from THERE ARE SURPRISINGLY fashioned. In Brussels, Belgium, sources at a Andover processed at sucfi a high state compared to other states over 'Jfarmers. Amost all of them were Tomatoes were ruined by the good commercial ice creams on the And the golden plans we made. NATO defense ministers’ meetliw temperature that it can he stored the decade and I don’t see us as companies that didn’t care much market. The bad ones have too mudi Each one plucks upon my heart said Britain cashed in on a U.^ 4m ad at me for saying milk doesn’t for long periods aayvdiere, without going to bell in a handbasket,” said M onday ’ melts and milk that turns sour after something w e’ve concocted with the. what a tomato tastes like as long as strings. pledge of military assistance by. taste as good; but most of them went air and too many stabilizers in McEachern, who is heading up Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. refrigeration. a reasonable period of time. help of manmade chemicals. They' Like a tender serenade. asking for the loan of a mid-air : ’ on quiddy to say that it wasn't their it could be plcked by a machine or them. These ingredients, along With research for the panel. Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. know we know it, too, so they pre­ So I bold you and unfold you. refilling tanker plane that would |;^fanlt. 'Hw milk, they said, was O K THE WORDS “NATURAL” packed and shipped in a crate preservatives allow ice cream to be ’The first chore of the panel will be Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town O ffice Building. I f tlM world o f the future is going As through memory I stray. tend their product, is "natural.” without being cniriied. give its Vulcan bombers on Ascen­ Planning and Zoidhg Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ when it left tiw cow and their farm. to serve me milk that can be kqit and “ organic” have been overused mistreated by truckers andkept It gives me faith to face another to examine current state spending sion Island the range to bit air bases fice Building. I ^They defended their Hdsteins, hot for a long time out of the icebox, I in advertising. That’s because We were all propagpuidized to Bread isn’t any good in this coun­ longer by store managers. If the ice I ^ l y day. and see “ just how efficient the state on Argentina’s southern coast. Tuesday believe from infancy that milk was try because the big bakers under­ cream Is good, they have to treat it Always remOhibered: is spending the money it' does a thqr admitted there was a proUem. won’t have a |du*> you. U this advertisers recognize that almost Board of Education, 8 p-m.. Elementary School cook it to keep the moisture content W ife; son Eric, collect,” McEachern said. Neither side was v ^ op­ i^The trauhle deveh^s, t ^ say, really what the worid is waiting for? anything that comes to us direct the perfect food and one reason for carefully and sell it quickly. Iliey Conference Room. high. Water is heavy and by taw a and fam ily “ We must give the spending side timistic about a U.N. peace plan. ' ' ' when tim Ug dairies ^ hold of their I personally like ice cream that from nature is better than its perfection was, it was natural. don’t like that. . : . A , ” - V ------MANCHh.S'1'ii.H HtiKALu, Sat., May o, I i_

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. May 8. 1982 Senior citizens W eddings A dvice ; Bjig W e e k Mom, daughter quit together scheduled DEAR ABBY: One giving gifts on Mother’s Mother’s Day? week ago today I GAVE Day, so please accept them FLOWER CHILD UP CIGARE’TTES FOR graciously. DEAR CIIII.D: A red GOOD. It’s got to be the SOMEBODY’S a t c e n te r carnation is worn to signify hardest thing I have ever Dear Abby DAUGHTER done, but I’ve got it licked that one’s mother is living. container. All process :'S.. DEAR DAUGHTER: A white carnation signifies ' This column is p rep ar^ this time. Abigail Van BUren Don’t blame your mother. will go to landscape the that one’s mother is by the staff of the Why? Because my Her attitude is typical of Manchester Senior Center. front of the building as well mother and I quit together. deceased. as to .continue the most mothers. ’They don’t There should also be an It appears on Wednesdays This is my chance to do want their children to deny greenhouse next year. identifying flower wort: by and Saturdays. something very important thqmselves anything in Another reminder about for someone I love very those mothers who chose By Jeanette Cave order to buy a gift. motherhood by raising a the senior citizens fishing much, and I know if I stick mothers who gave up their Thank you for an ap­ 'Senior Center Director derby to be held at Salter’s foster child, adopting a to it, So will she. babies. propriate letter for I know. When 1 was a Pond on May 26 starting at child or raising a stepchild. Next week the Senior We have both tried to I am a new mother Mother's Day. I agree that child I recall vividly my 6 a.m. ’This year the pond quit before, but failed. This whose heart is overflowing And a special place in Center will sponsor Big giving up a child for its own own beloved mother (now heaven waits those will be stocked with close time it is working because with gratitude to a 15-year- Week. This week of good is the ultimate in un­ gone 37 years) saying, mothers who chose an to 300 trout. There will be even though I am not as old girl I have never seen. I celebration is in honor of selfishness. God bless “Please don’t buy me any ’’im perfect’ child, prizes awarded to the lucky hooked as my mother. I’m understand that she is the contributions that the those mothers who did. presents. I have everything knowing that physically or winners. quitting more for her sake beautiful, intelligent per­ seniors have made to the I need.” So instead of mentally handicapped than my own. son who became pregnant community as well as PINOCHLE SCORES: DEAR ABBY: My buying a gift, I gave her children have not only What better gift couid we accidentally and decided society.. for Wednesday, May 5: mother just finished something money couldn't special needs, but also give each other? Happy on her own that her baby I Esther Rubin will con­ Lillian Lewis 672; Robert reciting the same speech, buy. I wrote a poem or Mother’s Day! should have a better life require a super-abundance tinue her discussion group Schubert, 613; Grace Wind­ she recites every year just letter telling her how much of love, understanding and with time management L. GAYLE SMARRITO, than she was able to before Mother’s Day. It I appreciated her. Years sor, 600; Amelia CHERRY HILLS, N.J. patience. and retirement. Making Anastasia, 581; Ruth provide, so she put up the begins, “Now please don’t later I realized how much the best of leisure time Baker, 580; Ada Rojas, Herald photo by Tarquinlo baby for adoption. throw your money away on they must have meant to DEAR L. GAYLE: As soon as our son is able Do you have questions within one’s capabilities is 565; Maude Custer, 559; •„ I a gift for me . . . I don’t her, because after she died about sex, love, drugs and Beautiful! Please send a to understand, I shall tell one of the keys to Floyd Post, 557. Representing Manchester progress report in need anything.” I found them tucked away the pain of growing up? successful retirement. BRIDGE SCORES: him about his “real” Abby, I know my mother among her souvenirs — all September, and if you’re m o th e r an d w h a t a Get Abby's new booklet: The military whist and Doris Hunt, 6,520; Tom Mrs. Mark N. Clavette doesn’t need anything, but neatly bound together with “What Every Teen-Ager stiii ’’ciean,” have I got a courageous person she is. setback party is slated for Regan, 5,590; Rene Maire, Kimberley Shover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shover of South I enjoy giving her presents, a ribbon. She had saved Ought to Know." Send $2 present for you! In the meantime, I pray Monday evening. Our bus 4,720; D. McCarthy, 3,980; Windsor, who was chosen as Loyalty Day queen by VFW of and it takes the pleasure every one of them! and a long, stamped (37 Pa dally for her well-being and Herald photo by Tarquinip will run. If you need Marge Reed,' 3,220; Kay Manchester, was chosen as first runner-up In the statewide Loyalty Day DEAR ABBY: I hope out of it for me when she cents), self-addressed 8 Clavette-Monaco transportation, please call good fortune. Sign me . . . takes this attitude. I Wish DEAR ABBY; What is Nutter, 3,220. pageant. She will participate In the local Memorial Day parade. She Is you will use my letter on BLESSED envelope to; Abby, Teen the center 647-3211, Mon­ Mother’s Day as a tribute you'd tell mothers that the significance of wearing Booklet, P 0. Box 38923, SCHEDULE FOR WEEK Donna Grace Monaco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 17 and Is a student at South Windsor High School. Students assist Bloodmobile day morning after 8:30 Monday: 8 a.m.. to ali those brave, unselfish D EA R B L E S S children of all ages enjoy a single carnation on Hollywood, Calif. 90038. a.m. Robert Monaco of 32 Essex St., and Mark Norman tournament; 10 a.m. bingo' Clavette, son of Mr. and Mrs. IPaul Clavette of 105 Supermarket shopper A change worth men­ games; 12 noon lunch; Bloodmobile visited the high School tioning is the reduction of Hawthorne St., were married May 1 at St. J a m ^ Corinna Shensle and Richard White, 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; Church. Manchester High School students, were Wednesday. Another student, Giselle Plante, the price of the anniver­ 1 to 2:30 p.m. registration sary ball tickets to $5 per ’The Rev. Francis V. Krukowski officiated at the among several students who assisted Is being prepared to give blood. . • for “Can Can” ; 1 p.m. dis­ ticket for donation. It is the double-ring service and mass. Barbara Clark was Couples like checking Treatment must continue cussion led by Esther regular personnel when the Red Cross feeling that the ball is an organist and the bride was given in marriage by her Rubin on time manage­ parents. occasion for all to enjoy ment and retirement; bus Health Letter number 4-5, Sue Killian of Manchester was maid of honor. DEAR DR. LAMB: new cell formation. Each and a price reduction will pick up at 8 a.m. return Vitamin B12, Folic Acid, make that possible. All Bridesmaids were Louise Mirucki of Manchester, sister Would you please give me time new cells are for:ned trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m^ of the bride, Kay Stephens of Manchester, and Jennifer Pernicious Anemia, for ad­ Engagements those who paid the original fcxxl prices together some Information about the B-12 enables the forma­ ditional information. Military whist card party Woodbury of Rockville. Christina Mirucki, niece of the tion of new DNA to form donation will receive a re­ at 7:30 p.m. pernicious anemia. I am 77 Others who want this issue bride, was flower girl. opportunity to help me plan new nuclei for the new fund by producing their day: 9 a.m. bus tor By Martin Sloane written glowing, letters of years old and have to go to Your Health can send 75 cents with a Greg Smyada of Manchester was best man and ushers our meals and he believes cells. If the marrow is numbei^ tickets. shopping; 10 a.m. scrabble their experiences. the hospital for blood long, stamped, self- were Brian Clavette of Colorado, brother of the groom, ' Can husband and wife that food shopping makes deficient in B-12, not The miniature grand­ and chess and checkers; 1 'really find happiness Barbara Vltello of Ozone transfusions. The doctor Lawrence Lamb, M.D. addressed envelope for it Jim Houser of Tolland, cousin of the groom, and Dale him a better consumer. enough new red cells are father clock displayed in p.m. bowling; 1;30 p.m. together in the super­ Park, N.Y., writes: “ My says I am not able to to me, in care of this Mathiews of South Windsor. “ He is now aware of how formed. The fact that the the front office window and return from shopping; 1:30 market aisles? husband enjoys food shop­ manufacture my own newspaper, P.O. Box 1551. Following a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the blood. I also get vitamin B- ones that are formed are made by Larry Lombardi p.m. exercise class; 6:30 ‘ Some readers say, ping. Since I do too, we prices can change from one Radio City Station, New couple left on a w ading trip to Bermuda. ’They will 12 shots and take folic acid. large is not important will be raffled off at the m - p.m. sports banquet. “No!” But others have shop together. He gets an week to the next. He has York, N.Y. 10019. make their home in Bolton. He also says my red blood except in helping to es; niversary ball. Donations, . Wednesday: 10 a.m.-bus also gotten into the habit of ’The bride was employed by Dr. Ronald DelVecchlo of cells are large. Is that bad? response to exposure to your digestive system. The tablish the diagnosis. DIvAlt DIt. I.VMIt; I are 50 cents a ticket or for Lake Waramaug from giving me a total before we Vernon. ’The groom is employed by the state Depart­ reach the checkout Is there anything else I can some chemical. It can oc­ fault is a lack of, or insuf­ Yes, you will need to con­ had my tonsils out a year three for $1. The winner Baptist Church; 9 a.m. ment of-Environmental Protection in the Wild Life Unit. counter. He is very helpful, do to control this con­ cur because of blood loss ficient amounts of, a sub­ tinue the B-12 shots. The in­ ago. My doctor told me need not be present to win. health clinic; 10 a.m. Tickets will go on sale 'ana^'I’m glad he escorts me dition? What causes it? that eventually leads to stance called intrinsic fac­ jections enable the B-12 to that I would still have sore M Friendship Circle; round Clip ‘n’ file refunds down the aisles.” Will I have to keep on exhaustion of the bone tor. This substance is be picked up directly into throats but they wouldn’t # Monday. dancing; pinochle games; “I have been shopping taking B-12 shots and marrow’s ability to form manufactured by the your circulation, thereby be as bad. 1 have sore Please make note of the 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 with my husband for 35 transfusions? red blood cells. stomach and is essential to avoiding toe necessity of throats all the time. 1 drink trip sign-ups for this week. p.m. craft class; 8 a.m. bus' Soups, snack foods, candy (File 3) years,” says Lois Colton of When the cause is per­ the absorption of B-12. Peo­ intrinsic factor to enable a lot of fluids and it seems Pauline Maynard will pickup; return trips at Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off DEAR READER: There register at 9 a:m. on Mon­ c o u p ^ —- beverage refund offers with beverage Adrian, Mich. “ I make out nicious anemia toe doctor ple who have had a major absorption through the the infections just keep 12:30 and 3 p.m. are many different causes looks to find out why toe % day for the Red Sox vs. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed the grocery list for the portion of the stomach digestive system. It sounds coming back. I only smoke Thursday: 10 a.m. for toe bone marrow to body is not getting enough Milwaukee game in Boston proofs of purchase while looking for the required necessities. If there is any removed may have this tike your doctor is doing ail a half pack of cigarettes a orchestra r^ e a rsa l; noon­ stop producing enough B-12. Usually that is for June 26 at Fenway refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers money left over, he buys problem. Or it may occur the things that should be day. I have had throat time — big dinner; 1 p.m. some of the food I consider b lo ^ cells. In some in­ because the B-12 in your with increasing age. done. cultures and they were A Park. Transportation and and magazines, and when trading with friends. program honoring luxuries, like special stances it is temporary in diet is not absorbed from The B-12 is necessary for I am sending you The negative. I'm 48 years old. admission will cost |19. volunteers and Mr. and Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun- On June 9, the center will tiy. Allow 10. weeks to receive each refund. cheese. Pushing that shop­ Did I wait too long to have Mrs. Senior Citizen; bus ping cart tpgetber has my tonsils oufi’ travel to the Coachlight to pickup at 10 a.m. and 10:45 The following refund offers are worth ) 16.07. This helpe<(.-US. pull together See “Can Can.” Additional at Arthurs; return trip week’s refund offers have a total value of 9^.55.. DEAR READER; Ton- seats -are available. ,. Bonus! This offer doesn’t require a refund these many years. Jennifer Mary Davis after program. cils are just large lymph Marie Ann LeCroy Miss Sally Maifzone f * Signups will occur from 1 form : Amanda from Self-help group sought glands. They are there to John F. Garaventa Friday: 10 a.m. bingo; Philadelphia isn’t married to 2:30 p.m. oh Monday; exercise class; noon lunch; UPTON Free Film Processing Offer, P.O. Box help act as a barrier to in­ the cost is.fl7. 2108, Rockville Centre, N.Y. 11571. Receive free yet, but she is learning how 12:45 pinochle games; bus DEAR DR. BLAKER: I fections in the throat. Y LeCroy-Garaventa Mazzone-Fllkins Davis-Dennin Seats are still available processing of a i2-exposure roll of film. Send one it feels to walk down toe ai­ it is. an interesting story pickup at 8 a.m., return live in New Jersey and Sometimes they do become for Lake Waramaug. front name panel from Upton Recipe & Soup Mix, sle. that may help people in Mr. and Mrs, Roscoe H. LeCroy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mazzone Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Davis of trip at noon and 3:15 p.m. want to join a group where the seat of a chronic infec- Tickets Include tour of a ^ -t 50 cents for postage and handling and your film "My boyfriend is often these groups to keep the Lavonia, Ga., announce the engage­ of 26-1 Amato Drive, South Windsor Maumelle, Ark. announce the 7:30 p.m. Anniversary families of prisoners get tion and are better ' winery and smokehouse wrapped in a plain piece of paper on which you have invited over to my house Ask necessary balance in their ment of their daughter, Marie Ann announce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter, Jen­ Ball. together and help each removed but it is very rare nifer Mary Davis of Vernon, to and lunch. Please .stop in printed your name, address and ZIP code. There is for dinner,” she says. “One lives. that taking out tonsils LeCroy to John F. Garaventa, son of daughter, Sally Mazzone, to Jeb E. evening when 1 bad to do other with their problems. Dr. Blaker F ilk in s of 25 G lenw ood S t., Timothy Joseph Dennln, son of Mr. the office to register. Cost MENU FOR WEEK no limit on the number of times you can take advan:._i Shy? Write for Dr. eliminates throat infec­ Mr. and Mrs. Ermano Garaventa of the shopping, he came My husband has been in Manchester, son of William Filkins and Mrs. Joseph E. Dennin Of 21 Is »18. Monday: pepper burger, tage of this offer. Minox film is excluded. This offer Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Blaker’s newsletter tions. You may have a Manchester. ' along. Was 1 ever surprised jail for three years. Barneveld, N.Y. and the late Joan McCann Drive. • Please note the Golf french fries, cole slaw, expires Dec. 31, 1962. (Shyness.” Send 50 cents lowered body resistance Miss LeCroy received a bachelor to see him checking labels, I think what I’m looking Filkins. The hrlde-elect is a graduate of League meets Monday beverage, dessert. These offers require fornft: and a stamped, self- but it is unrelated to ton­ of science degree in home comparison shopping and for is called a self-help addressed envelope to Dr. economics and a masters of educa­ the University of Arkansas and morning at 8 to have their . Wednesday; Shells with BRACH’S Chocolates Offer. Receive a package of sils. You might have your tournament. Times were in meat sauce, tossed salad, Brack’s Chocolates. Send the required refund form looking for coupons and re­ group. Blaker in car^ of this tion degree from the University of The bride-elect is a graduate of f^nchester Community College. doctor check your gamma -Wednesday’s Manchester Italian bread, jello, and the front panels from any two 12-ounce Brack’s fund forms on packages. newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Georgia. She is employed by the Manchester High School, class of She is employed by the Travel'ers DEAR REA D ER: I globulin level as it is im­ beverage. Chocolates b ^ (or 10-ounce Chelsea-Chips) or “ I take toe responsibility Radio City Station, New University of Georgia Cooperative , 1978, a 1980 graduate of ^nchester Insurance Co. Herald. think so too. This kind of a self-help group and after a reconstructed around her portant in resistance. Don’t forget our plant Thursday: oven fried from any two Brack’s Chocolates window boxes (or of couponing in my family, York, N.Y. 10019. Extension Service as 4-H Program Community College and the Fugazy The prospective bridegroom is a group would offer you a few months of attending role as a widow. Also I would recommend sale starting on May 10 chicken breast, parsley Chelsea (%ips boxes). Expires June 30,1982. . but I hadn’t told him that Write to Dr. Blaker at leader in Cobb County, Marietta, Travel School. She is employed as graduate of the University of place where knowledge is meetings she started to She recently met a man that you stop smoking en­ from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in­ potatoes, ' mixed CADBURY’S “Thick” Rebate Offer. Receive a 92 because I didn’t think it the above address. The an agent at Arrow Travel in East Connecticut and the University of pooled, experiences but now is reluctant to give tirely. Exceptionally dry Ga. vegetables, roll and butter, refund. Send the required refund form and the com­ was a good topic for con­ feel better and began to volume of mail prohibits Garaventa received a bachelor of Hartford. Hartford. He is employed by I^att cluding Saturdays and Sun­ shared, hopes reinforced up her widow’s status rooms may cause throat plete wrappers including net-weight statements versation on dates. Now we make plans for her future. personal replies, but science degree in agriculture and & Whitney Aircraft. days. We have 13 varieties ice cream, beverage. and efforts joined to get because it give her life irritation, too. In the I from any three 1.85-ounce Cadbury “Thick” bars. are clipping and refunding At toe same time, toe questions of general in­ natural resources from the Univer­ A July wedding is planned at of flowers and 16 varieties Friday: Spring fling I results. group was looking for meaning at a time when winter time many homes The prospective bridegroom is a United Congregational Church of ’ of vegetables. ’This year’s salad plate, dessert, Expires June SO, 1962. together.” This kind of group would she could see no light at terest will be discussed in are drier than the Sahara sity of Connecticut. He graduated Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tovlnoj “On numerous occasions someone to run and future columns. from the University of Missouri 1978 graduate of Holland Patent Tolland. . price is a modest S1.25 ner beverage. (XLESTE Mini Football Offer. Receive a 6-incb also help you (eel less organize its meetings, so end of the tunnel. desert. foam football. Send the required refund form and my husband had found mis­ with a master of science degree in High School in Holland Patent, N.Y. alone. In adtotlon, it would she became a “widows’ I don’t know what choice He is attending Hartford Technical two Universal Product Code-puithase seals from takes in toe prices that are entail little or no expense she will make, but I found extension education. He served as Tovino-Brown ! large (more than 19-ounce)Celeste Pizzas. There is rung up on toe register,” aide.” Several years the 4-H Program leader with the School to receive apprenticeship on your part. passed and altoou^ she it an interesting commen­ papers in tool and dye making. He is no limit on the number of times you can take advan­ says Helen Howard of Syn- In New Jersey, toe Self- tary on self-help groups. Hampshire county Extension Ser­ B irths nyvale, Calif. “I am so didn’t realize it, her com­ employed by J.P. Machine in Suzanne Laura Brown .and Michael Joseph Tovido tage of this offer. Expires Jan. 31, 1983. Help Clearinghouse is vice, Northampton, Mass, and is a CHEF BOYARDEE Punch Up Your Pizza Offer. biisy putting food on toe plete identity had been DEAR READER: Yes, student of photography at the Art Manchester. were married April 16 at Center Congregational Church located in Saint Clare’s Receive a coupon worth up to 91 for a package or a counter that I don’t have Institute of Atlanta, Ga. in Torrington. . . , Hospital on Pocono Road in Jaworski, Mark Paul E. Newth of 18 Rad- pmmd of any of the following pizza toppings: much time to watch and Denville, N.J. 07834. The Solid Pine Mobile The wedding is planned June 26 at A July 10 wedding is planned in St. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. check toe prices.” First Baptist Church in Lavonia, Michael son of Michael ding St. His paternal Brown of 356 Parker St. The groom is the son of Mr. aM muslmxmis, tomatoes, onions, red peppers, green phone number is (201) 625- Bridget Church. and Mary Wilson Jaworski grandparents are James peppers, olives, hot dogs, c h e ^ , becon. Send the One reason that Dolores 6215. The toll-free number Stay on top of the news T.V. Stand Ga. Mrs. Guy Tovino of New Milford. ; Benitez of the Bronx, N.Y., of 160 I ^ St., Coventry, and Jeanne Hood of Wind­ ’The Rev. Raymond Sboup officiated at the double ring required refund form and the bottom flap with the is (800 ) 452-9790, Call I Imagine . SOLID PINE Universal Product Code symbol from any Chef appreciates her husbaml’s weekdays between 9 a.m. stay on top of the news — subscribe to The j ...Complete with sUuagi' was bom April 18 at Hart­ sor Locks. ceremony. ’The bride was given in inarriage by her Manchester Herald. For home delivery; call 647-9946 or ford Hospital. His mater­ Boyardee Pizza Mix. Expires July 1,1982., company in^ the super­ and 5 p.m. • or planter shelf and parents. ' market is that he is tall 648-9947. nal grandparents are Mr. ' Bourbeau, Im Panl son Mniri of honor was Christine Brown of Manchester, . UPTON Loto-a-Noodles Offer. Receive a box of The Clearinghouse heavy duly casters for A bout Town and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, of Roger R. and Gale Ann New Upton Lots-a-Noodles Cup-a-Soup. Send the enou^ to reach the items provides information and easy moving. Stand sister of the bride. Bridesmaid was Toby Brown bf measures 28” Wx 16 Vj' 17 W a sh in g to n S t., Crosscup Bourbeau of 38 required refund form and the entire front panel on the top shelves. referral m the bpndreds of Manchester, sister of the bride. I “ 1 make out two shop­ deepx23"hlgh and will Manchester and bis pater­ Fox ’Trail, Coventry was Best man was Patrick Beatty of Sherman, and usbefs < h i m one box of Upton Lots-a-Noodles Cup-a-8oup. self-help, mutual-aid ping lists,” says Marcella accommodate any 2 1' nal grandparents are Mr. born April 24 at were Jay Tovipo and Gene Tovino of New Blilferd, Expires June 30,1982. groups in New Jersey and Center events Here are Center NATURK VALLEY, GeneiM Mills. Receive six Ruble of Colorado Springs, model groups outside of the portable T V. Available and Mrs. Rayinond Pinkin Manchester Memorial brothers of the groom. A j AL’S GREENHOUSE in light, dark, or natural of 263 Burnham St., Hospital. His maternal 25ril 27 the . same time, and this REG. ‘ 95 donating their time. Refreshments ment of their daughter, Joatine sonI’feKJnid of Roy Raymond Bogllsch-Garrity ftom eadi product. Expires July 18, 1962. rices to promote public 'ConpletB nom r & Garden Center *69 Dance Group, Mezzanine; 7:30 p.m.. at Manchester Memorial R A K IM ^ , GOWERS, SNOCAPS Candy Cash works out beautifully since Stewardship Committee, Curch of­ and lunch will be available. Marie Cosjpove, to Peter John Crystal Ann Moquin I and professional CASH AND CARRY ..Hospital. His maternal Sandra Lynn Garrity, daughter of Mr. and Mrb. Refund (MIer. Receive a f l refund. Send the we finish twice as fast.” awareness of the variety, fice; 7:30 p.m.. Board of Christian The Fellowship Department will Gourley, s of Mr. and Mrs. W J. B a ^ u of 12 Lodtwood S t, grandparent^ are Mr. and required refund form and the Universal Product “My husband and I shop functions and .benefits of Concert, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m.. sponsor a service auction on May 2 Godfrey Gourley of 730 Keeney St. was born April 27 at William Gairity of 28 Englewood Drive, and Dale Mrs. Edward ammer of Code symbols from any three 3-ounce or larger together And it’s great!” self-help groups. Board of Christian Education, S9A to raise money to replace the st^ e The bride-elect is enrolled In the Manchester -f Memorial ’Thomas Boglisch, son of Mr. and Mrs. ArUmr T. Fairfield and his paternal Bogfiscb of Windsor Locks, w o e married April 18 |n padiagas b f Ralsinets, Goobers or . Sn0<>it>s. .says Judy Buhs of Congress St. curtain. surgical techniciau program at Hospital. His maternal are Mr. and Calvary B a p ^ t Church in Windsor Locks. ' j Budros juty 11,19&. PeeksklU, N.Y. “We pick DEARDR.BLAKERi 1 MlTypesofFknirers-4.00 tpaek Wednesday —7130 p.m., Chancel Church members are asked to Manchester Community CoUsge. grandparmts are Rkhanf h»ve a bittersweet story Marlboroogh donate “things” such u baking and She’s a 19in graduate of Hamilton Eaton of and Bernice Moquin of The Rev. rachard Thomas performed file double rifig VELABUKTS 9(K>»t iMbStq. RecMVe # SO-cent out sifaat we each like, and Choir, Choral Room. Btorrs. about a self-help widows’ decorating a party cake, planting a H i^ School. Windsor and bis rateroal service. The bride was given in marriage by hm father. refund. Send the required refund form and any it gives us one more fifing Also for ths gardener there Is Thursday —7 p.m.. Map Com­ three Velamints wrappers. Expires June 30,1982. to share with each otter. group that 1 want to share mittee, federation Room; 7:30 gardm for someone, use of a car and. The prOqiactive bridegroom -la griuKtyareuts are Ray and Brenda Relfi bf klanchester was maid of bonm. Robeyt with your readers. a complete line of H u m ' s a refniid fo rm to wi4le fo r t Raid Free “I should mention that It p.m., Pmdential Board, Biobbins driver for a day, sewing ril His maternal great- 1 ^ MARLBOROUGH, CONN. “ The bride'is a 1979 graduate of Mandieeter HUh Requests must be received by ^ t . 15, 1962. This we now save aitywhere complete loss as to what to . — M toar aigna — ping for someone. tuarial trainee With Connecticut '23 at Manchester grandparents are Estella do with herself. T>n..Su. 10.5:30. Kri. 10-4: Sun. 1-5:30 The night of the auction there will -Memorial Hospital. His Moquin of Autumn Street SdMwI and Is oiq)loyed a t Andy’s of East Hartford, m <^er expires Oct. 31, 1982. . from |2 to 920 on each shop- The Indigenous population of General Insuraiice Co. p i ^ tripl” She Joined a widow’s Papua New Guinea consists of a be a pot luck dinner at 6 and the auc- A Nov. 13 wedding is planned at maternal grandparents are aiid Mr. and Mrs. Irvin groom is a 1978 ^ d n a t e bf Windsor Locks Hl|d> SchMl huge number of tribes. ^ tlon at 7:30. ■ Sooth United Methodist Church. Lds B. Newth and the late Whipide of Rockville. ■ ‘ and is self-employed at Arfiiur T. BogUsdi and Sous'. > V ,'- -f:- .. . f - ) MANCHESTER HERALD'. Sat.. May 8, 1982 — 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., May 8. 1«82 \ Sunday TV Saturday y -

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This episode uncovers on the shores of the North Sea Victory' The lives of four g® - MOVIE: The Family Championship Mangano, Anthony Quinn. 1955 value of a '78 Plymouth Horizon Moulder Brown. Dominique Sajy» ® - Chrietopher Cloea-Up B B - Major Laagus 5:45 P.M. Improvisation in the 11th Century. Charlton - Festival of Faith 12:00 A.M. B - My Thra* Sons - News Makars the causes of the epidemic of friends are dramatically changed Man* A happily married man g® - Moneymakers (3D - MOVIE: 'Street Gangs of and rates automobile stereo dra, Maximillian Schell. 1970. ^ - ® - MOVIE; 'The AppG B Baaahalh Boston at Texas IB - Thra* Stooges (3D - Streets of San Franclacxi Heston, Richard Boone, Rose­ when they leave Paris and enter systems. B - Sunday Maes fire in the LI.S. and suggests finds himself drawn Into a rom­ Hong Kong' A man takes on (gt - Kung Fu CD - Th is W eek in (2D ' News Wrapup ^ j Dumpkng Gang RMm Ayiki* B - This Waak With David B B - Sportsbsat mary Forsyth. 1965 World W ar II. George Peppard. ance with a younger woman. (e - Robin Hood Entertainment how science could help cut the 0 ) - World Championship the street gangs of Hong Kong (S ) - Week in Review Confusion aboimds when two ® - D r . Snuggles BriMiley ® - MOVIE; -VlgUant* Force' 6:00 P.M. George Hamilton. Jean Pierre Edward Asner, Meredith Baxter ® - MOVIE: 'Daughter of Dr. 9:00 P.M. (2® - Gunsmoke ' rate by 5 0% within one year. Tennis 3® - ESPN Sports Center in revenge of his father’s un­ (2 ) - Newscenter CD - Championship Wrestling bumbling outlaws are mletak- - Undaratandkig Human T w o brother* are caught on op­ B B (S) IB - i^awt (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] Cassel 1979. Rated PG. Birney, Anne Jackson. 1979. Jeyktr A girt, seeking an inher­ CD CD - MOVIE; 'The g® - MOVIE: 'Lolita' ® - ESPN Sports Cantar B 0 ) - Inside Buainaaa (2 ) Special Report timely death. W ang Chung. Lily - Collegiate Vollyball ^nly idemlfled as bank-robbing Bahav. posing sides when greed, cor­ B - MOVIE: 'Breakout' d® - MOVIE: 'The Small itance, is made to believe by (S) - MOVIE: 'Covert Action' Amityvitle Horror' Ghosts and (3® middle-aged professor b e c o rr^ ® - MOVIE; Tians-Atiamle ( B - Maverick - Mr. Moon's Magic LI. Betty Lu Ti. 1972. Classic Final damiarados. , Don ruption and fanaticism sweep a When her husband is framed (S ) - Entartainmant Thia 3:00 A.M. Voice' . Gangsters use country her guardian that her father was This thrilling spy tale is set in spirits infihrate the dream house involved with a teen-age nvfVP Kniotu, Ruth Buzzl. 1979. Rated Murry-Oo-Rouod' A comedy Week Circus " Tournament of 12:00P.M. CairfDrnia boomtown. Kris Kris- and sentenced to jail in Mexico, 6:30P.M. 8 house as a hideout, forcing a a werewolf. John Agar. Gloria (3D Athens and the Greek Islands. of the Lutz family. James Brotin, (S ) - Freeman Reports phet. James Mason. Sheltey G. with an ocean liner ee He set­ B - MDVIE: 'World in Hit - Sesame Street Champions Tennis This pro­ B - Fee* tha Stats tofferton, Jan Michaiel Vincent. a woman hires a Texas bush B - Jack Van tmpe young couple to shield them. Talbot, Arthur Shields. 1957 David Janssen. Corinne Clary, Margot Kidder. Rod Steiger. Winters. Peter Sellers. 1962. ting., Jeck Benny, Nency CerroN, CS) CiD - One Day at a Time A rm s' A sea captain romances gram features coverage from 12:30 A.M. a -T h e t O I r i Bemfdene Peters, Victoria Prin­ pitot to stage a helicopter raid Howard Keel, Valerie Hobson. Arthur Kennedy. 1978 1979. Gene Reymond. 1934 B- Opportunity Knocks Schneider's secret problem ( B - Maas. Council of Rabbis a Russian countess who is 9:30 A.M. ® - Candlepin Bowling the West Side Tennis Club in 3:30A.M. " cipal. 1976 on the prison. Charles Bronson, 1951 (2® - Sneak Preview s Each CD ® - Love Boat (Closed CD - MOVIE: 'Brotherhood of a-Pro**Box ® > MOVIE: 'Ride 'em B - Dr. Robert Schular poses additional ones. B - MDVIE: "Trie Hlndan- trying to escape a forced mar­ (3D (3D -* Bugs Bunny Road (5Z) - Soap Box Forest Hills, NY. (2 hrs.) the Bell' The power of a secret (3D - Best of Qroucho ® - MOVIE: 'Uat Days of Robert Duvall. Jill Ireland. 1975 riage to a prince. Gregory Peck, - Dr. Snuggles Runner Show week co-hosts Roger Ebert and Captioned] a - A* School* Match WH* Cowboy' Abbott and CotteRo ® - F. A. Soeean Th* Road 9:00P.M. burg' A counteragent searches 12:30 P.M. (3® - MOVIE: Silent Enemy' Gene Siskel give viewers the in­ fraternity to achieve success for (3® - NCAA Football: Non’ travel out west and the fun be- Dolwyn' A woman saves a B - CBS News for a conspirator he believes is Ann Blyih. Anthony Quinn. CD - NASL Soccer: New York a - Ring Around the World to Wamblay town, later destroying H in re­ (D dD - MOVIE. Caddys- 1952 ® - New s (3D - MOVIE: The Mayor Of Navy frogmen, assigned to a side story of what's currently its members is equalled only by Dame Spring Game ^ ins. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, - Parauadara attempting to destroy a German C3D " Kidsworid at Tulsa GE) hack' A playboy, an obnoxious - Rock Concert Hell' Ward heeler falls in love Submarine Corps during World making the screen at die local its determination to punish a - Davey/Goliath fHeFHzgeeld. 1942 ® - MOVIE; 'TGt* This Job venge. EdHh Evans, Richard Bur­ luxury dirigible during a transa­ (S) - Newt Wrapup with a pretty reformer and helps ~ Portrait of a Legend War II, must stop Italian frog­ (39 - AM Service Revelation those who stand in the way. 3® - Video Jukebox end Shove I f Bkie-coNer work­ ton. 1949 ® - 1971 Wimbledon patron and a club president d® - MOVIE: 'Up River' A (3D movie theaters. tlantic crossing. George C. her. James Cagney. Madge men from attaching mines to Glenn Ford, Rosemary Forsyth. ' 6:45 A.M. ers Stand, up to brewery Highlights provide the laughs at Bushwood 3:15A.M. young pioneer pits his courage (3D - - Black Perspective - NathvHle on the Road 4:00A.M. (2 ) - Newsmaker Sunday B - IMOVIE: 'liv* a Uttte, Scott, Anne Bancroft, William Evans. Allen Jenkins. 1933 the sides of British ships. Laur­ Dean dagger, Maurice Evans. ® - Davay/GoNath boeeee. Robert Hays. Barbara 3® - MOVIE: 'The Apple Country Club where only crazies ® - MDVIE: "The Fan' A against the rugged Canadian ( 2 ) - Newsmakers ® - H a z e l Love • U ttle' A carefree pho­ Atherton. 1975. (3D ~ High School Bowl ence Harvey, Dawn Addams. (S® - Jefferaons 1970 - Saerad Heart ® - ChaNe* of Salvation Herthey, David Allen Coe. Rated Dumpling Gang Rides Again' are allowedi Chevy Chase, Ted young man terrorizes the chic frontier in this story of survival. C5D S® - Laveme Si Shirley a PG. tographer and bachelor caught CSD - Pitfall John Clements. 1959 © ) - Matinee at the Bijou ( 2 ) - Barbara Mandrell and 3® - MOVIE: 'Mehrln M IS) - Sports America in a aeries of amusing adven­ Confusion abounds when two Knight, Rodney Dangerfield. 11:45 P.M. circle surrounding his favorite Rated PG. (3D ~ Davay/Oolisth the Mandrell Sisters Barbara 1:00 A.M. How ard' The alleged story of 7:00A.M. 1980. (2D Newsmakers ® ) - News/Sports/Weather 'Philo Vance Returns.' Starring ® - Embajadorss da la 3® - EngHali Channel tures. EMa Prealey, Michele bumbling outlaws are mistak­ B - MDVIE: 'Love Story' stage star. Lauren Bacall, James ^ - Consultation (3D - Herald of Truth and her sisters are joined by the B - MOVIE: 'Castle Kaap' the gas station attendant wh<^ - Christophar Ckwa-Up Carey. 1968 enly identified as bank-robbing ( D - Jacques Cousteau Shortly after his wife's death a Garner, Maureen Stapleton. (2® (B ) - Victory Garden ® - MOVIE: Lolita' A William Wright. (90 min.) B Mueica Programs mualcsl pre- B- Sport* Weak ‘ MOVIE: The Outlaw Smothers Brothers and Larry U.S. infantrymen and a Belgian rescued Howard Hughes frdm desperados. Tim Conway, Don young man reminisces about Rated R. 6:30 A.M. (Si middle-aged professor becomes B a - Karmath Copeland ■antando la rmialca y *1 folklora 0 ) - News/Sports/Weather CSD - It Is Written Joaey W ales' An ex- (2® - Pelicula: Se Anunciara 6:30P.M. Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers. castle filled with art objects are the desert. Jason Robards'. B - Twttight ZoTM Knotts, Ruth Buzzi. 1979. Rated their first meeting, their court­ - Best of Barrio involved with a teen-age nym- Mary Steenburgen, Paul Leh^t^ B - Kan COpsland da Colombia. & - With Babies and - Lawrence Welk 3:30 A.M. (3D Confederate soldier seeks ( ^ - Baseball Bunch - CBS News (R) (60 min.) destroyed when the men make B - Hoy Miamo A variety G. 33) ship and their hard but happy phet. James Mason, Shelley B B I 8 I - SacriflGa of th* Mas* Banners 'Story of the W omen’s dD - Insight vengeance when his family and (@ - MOVIE: 'Kin Th« Blood a stand against the Germans. 1981. Rated R. B - TMs I* th* Ufa program from Mexico with GuH- 3® - Calliope Children's 3® - A M Service Revelation years getting him through law 3® - Collegiate Voltybeli 1:00 P.M. Winters, Peter Sellers. 1962. B ® l- N ew s Burt Lancaster, Peter Falk. Pa­ Emergency Brigade.' This docu­ (D - Davey/Goliath home are destroyed. Clint East- Off My Hands' A hot-tempered gD - Best of Take Three " j B - Churoh Growth Intamtl ® * Rax Humbard larmo Ochoa. Programs (2 ) “ Newsmaker Sunday school. Ali MacGraw, Ryan Claseic Final wood, Chief Dan George, Son- - We're Movin' g® - TV College B - Wild Kingdom man kills a pub owner in fight. trick O'Neal. 1969 mentary profiles nine of the O'Neal, Ray Milland. 1970 - Tom & Jerry (3D - Newscenter ® - Dr. Robert Schular - Everybody's Bualnes* B - ft's Your Buskisss 3® - Festival of Faith (2 ) (SO - MOVIE: Mother's 3® - Sports Probe (3D dra Locke. 1976. Rated PG l@ ISS - NBC News While dodging the police, he - MOVIE: 'Horror Rises women who participated in the (3D - She Na Na ® - Nova 'Twins.' This pro­ CD Day on Waltons Mountain' ® - MDVIE: Tria Four (S) ■ Siempre en Domingo (l2) - To Be Announced meets a girl who convinces him From Th e To m b ' Centuries af­ a - ESPN Sports Cantar 10:30A.M. B - MOVIE; T w o Minute Great (Seneral Motors Sit-Down (2) - Press Box (S ) ~ Special Report gram explores scientific re­ (2$ - Creathdty w/ Bill Moyars Warning' A sniper, perched in Strike of 1937. Three of family Seasons' The change of sea­ Raul Velasco es el anfitrion de ^ - Big Blue Marble CSD - Kw icky Koala to give himself up. Burt Lancas­ ter the death of a French Knight g® - Deadly Winds of War g® ® - Kid Super Power search on twins and the ‘Photographer's Eye.' This epi­ a -P a u U * t Insight B -T V M a s * the scoreboard et a foodisH members experience serious dif­ sons marks the changing rela­ este programa de entreteni- - Make It Real ter, Joan Fontaine, Robert New ­ and his mistress two direct des- (B) - Lord Mountbattan: A * Week in Review Hour with Shazam C3D research being done to under­ sode studies tw o photogra­ a - Weak hi Review B - Kid* Are Poopio Too To- game, preparet to ehoot into ■ (3) - That's Hollywood I ficulties. Micheal Learned, Ralph tionships of three married miento intemacional producido stand heredity and the environ­ phers, one who looks at 'the ton, 1948. cendents return to the castle of Man for the Century couples. Alan Alda, Carol Bur­ d® - Ring Around the World (3D - Greatest Sports Legends Ann IVleara tJ day's guaett are Wayne Gret- crowd of 91,000 fani. Chariton ® - ABC News Waite. Judy Noaon-Taylor. en Mexico, en el cual se presen- - It’s Your Business their ancestors in search of a - Jimmy Swaggert nett, Len Cariou. 1981. Rated (3D - Robin Hood mental aspects that makes us structure of things,' and the 9:30 P.M. eky. J^le e Harrison and Alice Heston, John Cetsevetee, Mar­ 3:15P.M. 1982 tan los mas populaces artistas all different. (60 min.) (Closed other, at the light on the sur­ crimes and atrocities. Paul Nas- a - Jkn Bakfcer Arthur. (R) (60 n^.) tin Beleem. 1976 @ ) - Jazz at Maintenance G. de la farandula hispana asi 10:00 A.M. - World Figure Skating - Tales the Unexpected leaves sliow^ B - MOVIE: 'Death At Love 6:45 A.M. (3® Captioned) face.' (3D of chy, Vic Winner, Emma Cohen. - Momingtown Shop g® - MOVIE: 'Graduation como invitados espectales de - Richie Rlch/Scooby Championships from Copen­ ' t - & a B - That's Th* Spirit (B ) - Boooar Made M Houae' Scraenvwiter and his 12:00 A.M. (3D - N e w Day CSD S® ( ^ - Backstage/Qrand Old 1970 Day' The mysterious deaths of todo el mundo. & Scrappy Doo Show hagen 3:30 P.M. ® - Germany wifa are hired to script the lifo 6;30P.M. Opry (3D - Twilight Zone HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 7:30 A.M. ® - Tom G Jerry high school track stars lead to a B - Till* Weak in 7:00 A.M. story of a silent moVie queen (S) - CBS News (3D - Dr. W ho @) (^ - Major League (3D - This Week in Baseball 7:00 P.M. (2 ) - MOVIE: 'Cattle Annie Anne Meara, who hjis B -W e B e S o v o ® - NIOVIE; 'Savage 12:30 P.M. mystery madman. 1982. Rated Entertainment (2® - Rock Concert whose Satanic influence reaches R. ' 4:00A.M. (3D ~ Captain Bob - Old Time Gospel Baseball: at d® ' F. A. Soccer: The Road B - Agronsky and Company and Little Britches' Tough Harveef Man-eating Hons at­ CS) - N ew s (3® - W orld Fipureigure Skating (3D 0 ) - News/Sports/Weather played the booze-swillipg B -ln e ig h t B - Graatast Sporu Lsgand* out from the grave to touch ® - Men's Gymnastic*: (3D “ World Tomorrow Montreal/ or San Francisco at to Wembley guys and ^n d rta ride the range tack a KMiyan planUHion. Tom dD - ABC News (2® ** Masterpiece Theatre Championships from Copen- Q® - ESPN Sports Center B - Six Million Dollar Man B - viewpoint on Nutrition - Outdoor Lite them. Robert Wagner, Kate Japan v*. Nebraska New York Mets in pursuit of banks to rob and ® - Sha Na Na harridan Veronica Rooney ^errHt, Michelle Phillips. Rated ' B 'Love In A Cold Climate.’ Linda, hagen M Jackson, Sylvia Sydney. 1975 (3D - My Three Sons (S ) - Art of Cooking @ ) - Style @ - Muppat Show (2) Inside Business - MOVIE: 'Cattle Annie B B lawmen to fight. Burt Lancaster, - Sonny and Cher in “ Archie Bunker;’,s a - Camopo Children'* PG. B - Soooar penniless and tearful in Paris, ® - Beat of Taka Three . » ( S ) - S t y l e dD - N ew s ® - To Be AnrKHinced and Little BrHchee' Tough 4:00 P.M. - Chronicle John Savage, Rod Steiger. Program* 3:30P.M. (2 ) (SD - NBC News begins a whirlwind romance B Place” for the past three ® - ActueMdad Semanal An- B - Intid* Buskioss (B - Entertainment Tril. 4:15 A.M. guys and bandits ride the range 1981. 1:15A.M. (3 ) - That's Hollywood with the Frenchman, Fabrice, Le (3D - Josie and the Pussycats ( @ - Sneak Previews Each (3D ~ Kiner’s Komer (ID - Dance Fever years, will bow out of tike 'a - World Tomorrow frtrion George Volsky presents B B - Mast th* Praas B - NBA Baakatball Playoffs: W eak in pursuit of banks to rob and 2 ) - MOVIE: 'Jules and Jim' este programs produddo an Taama to ba Announced Due de Sauveterre. (60 min.) (SS) - M D V IE : 'Graduation (3® - ESPN Sports Center week co-hosts Roger Ebert and - Sanford and Son (S ) - ESPN Sports Center (S i - Golden Age of a - MOVIE; 'Somathing of B - In Search of.... Gene Siskel give viewers the in­ lawmen to fight. Burt Lancaster. (ID The stoiy of a friendship be­ series at the end of tibje Miami an el cuel se discuten ta­ ® - One* Upim a Claatlc (Closed Captioned] (B - Trie Atrilate Day' The mysterious deaths of - No Programs Television Vakia' A man raised in Kanya HWs of Hatvan.' This apisod* American high school track stars lead to a (3i side story of what's currently John Savage. Rod Steiger. (1® - MOVIE: 'Hard Coun^' QS^Sports Probe tween Juies, who Is German, current season.."' z'u av mes redentas de m ^ imeras. 7:00 P.M. ( B - Prill Silvara A young man becomes disillu­ , jiie* to etop th* Mau Mau terror involvas thra*. chVdran and a $ » t s m S * 12:30 A.M. mystery madman. 1982. Rated e a - Heckle and Jeckle making the screen at the local 1981. (29 - Sha Na Na 10:00 P.M. ' and Jim who is French, and Meara, a long-tiijie paacafuHy, but tha vManc* ® - MOVIE; 'Hit the loa' B B - 60 Mlnutaa movie theaters. sioned with the 'hardhat days their twenty year love for the . carsiait aed dani which result* 0 ) - Boat of Prod Saxon 9:30 P.M. B - MDVIE; 'Madonna of tria R. @ti - Great Space Coaster (2® - Quilting (2 ) - Sports Saturday B - N n v . change* him to a vengeful man. Sidewalk cameramen become CD - Counter Attack: and honky-tonk nights' that same woman. Jeanne Moreau, friend of the show’s sUc, in a battls batwaan right and & - MOVIE: 'The Helat' A - Worid Tomorrow Seven Moons' A woman leads (31 - Viewpoint on Nutrftkm ® - MOVIE; The Other Side ® - Fwitny Island Bock Hudson. Dan* Wynur, involved iMth a gang of bank Crime In America George Ken­ CD 4:30 A.M. 10:30 A.M. characterize the modem Texas @1 - Prasema B Oskar Werner, Henri Seere. wrong. (Ctoasd Capilonod] French gangster aims to outdo a double life because of a of the M ountain' A paralyzing (Closed Captioned] Carroll O’Connor, Said she ;Sidn*y Poitier. 1957. robbers. Bud Abbott, Lou Coe- nedy hosts this series which en­ B - It's Your Buaineat - Momingtown (B - Dr. Who lifestyle. Jan-Michael Vincent. shocking childhood experience. (3D ^ Abbott and Costello - Paul Hogan 1961. enjoyed working in i;fie teUo. Petrie Knowles. 1943. B - Convarsatlon With... the crWninal deeds of his hero, courages all viewers to join the fall confines skier Jill Kinmont to 1981 - Independent Network ,a - Rax Humbard Stewart Granger, Phyllis (divert, -* Best of Fred Saxon A (3D John Dillinger. Charles Azna- 10:00P.M. (2 ) 7:15A.M. ^ - MOVIE: 'South of the M -A -S -H w ar against crime. (60 min.) a wheelchair for the rest of her & - News 1:30 A.M. series but wanted to retiffh - Heritag* Comer S I - Kid* Ar* PsopI* Too 1:00P.M. vour, Vima Usi. Rated R. Patricia Roc. 1946. Rk) Grande' Trouble is brewing life. Beau Bridges. Marilyn Has- (2® ■* Hardy Boys/ Nancy a CSD - News 4:45 A.M. (3D * Calendar D rew ® - Independent Network to her home in New York ( B - Everybody'* Biiakiaae B - NBA RiskaibaE Playoffs; CC ~ Entartainmant This (S)-Rookies beyond the border. Buck Jones. set, Belinda J. Montgomery. O - WBC FMtlMrw.lght - Rockford Files N e w s 8:00A.M. fiam s to ba Announead 4:00 P.M. W aak CSD Jimmy Swaggart 3® - MOVIE: Take This Job 7:30 A.M. 1932 1976. (S ) - Best of Tal{e Three Title Fight WBC champ ^Iva- City to spend more tlrne O - NHL dor Sanchez faces George B -B a r r io 10:46 A.M. B - Klnsr'a Komar 3® - Solid Gold (33) - Independent Network and Shove K ' Blue-collar work­ - Gigglasnort Hotel I S - Stylo 7:30 P.M. (2 ) - Best of Fred Saxon with her husband-comecly B - MOVIE; 'Big Jaka' A Playoff* (3D (B ) - Lawmakers ® - Michelob-Houston 'Rocky' Garcia in a scheduled S I-J e w is h Ufa News ers stand up to brewery (D - Eyewitness Magazine & - Twilight Zone B - Jkntny Swaggart coyyboy and hit sons track ® - Schrad* Pro Team 3® - ESPN Sports Center B - Laurel G Hardy (3D - Errcore New s IS (SD - Spldorman & Hli Open NBC Sports covers the 15 round bout. partner Jerry Stiller ahd down tha gang that kidnapped Rodeo (3® - MOVIE: 'Take This Job bosses. ' 1:30 P.M. semi-final round of this golf - Sha Na Na B-Confkianc* 11:00 A.M. (3®-Sports Probe - Hot Fudge Friends CD ® - ABC News their two children. L Mt grandson, John Wayne, K- and Shove It' Blue-collar work­ ( B - U tta n (3D B - M O V IE : 'T h « Oolcton tournament from Woodlands ® - Wrestling , B - Celehtatton/Eucheriet B - MOVIE; 'Tarzan the ® - MOVIE: 'Touched by Open Forum - MOVIE: 'Crashing La« CD - Agronsky end Company chanl Boone, Mturaan O'Hara. (2 )' Sporta Sunday ers stand up to brewery (3D “ Smart Voyage of Sinbad' Captain Sin- Country Club in Houston, TX . @ ) - News/Spoits/Weather r- MagnHioent' Tarzan captures Love' The story of a cerebral 12:45 A.M. Vegas' An electric shock gives : B - Nina on New Jersey 1971. ® - Father Murphy Conclu­ bosses. Robert Hays, Barbara - Make Peace With bad battles an evil prince who (90 min.) (3D - Solid Gold i the Benton Gang, who terrorize palsied gliTa correspondence (B - Faitri for Today The Manchester (3D one of the Bowery Boys the & - NBC Magazine < ® -F r * d Price B - WGf Kingdom widi Efvla Prealey. Rated PG. sion. Father Murphy learns why Hershey, David Allen Coe. Rated Nature seeks to steal an amulet which (2$ - TV College (3® - Sports Look the Jungle. Gordon Scott, Bans PG. Herald’s Open Forum Y ability to predict winning num­ is part of a medallion which will (5 D - NIghtalk : a - CoMeglat* VoNybaH St. J ^ . 1960. O - AM Sarvice Revehrtkm Eli McQuade abandoned the lit­ 1:00 A.M. ~ Cartoons (SH • America's Top Ten C h a n n e l s B B - Toumtmam of tle girl at the orphanage. (R) (60 provides space for reader (3D bers. Leo Gorcey, Mary Castle, lead to a fabulous treasure. O l - M O V IE : 'Duel' A high- 1 (2 ) - News/Sports/Weathar B - New * 10:30 P.M. «* Claeeic Final B - J * n y Fahwal Oiamplons Tennis ABC Sport* (2 ) > Froaman Raporta ■ - Don Haggerty. 1956 John Phillip Law. Caroline way motorist becomes engaged iS l - As Schpols Match Wits teaturaa coverage of this event mirv.) (Closed Captioned] - Saudi Arabia ‘The Race dialogue on current events. in a game of death with a truck - Black News I a - Star Tiak Cartoon ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar - Sports Review - Last Chance Oarage Munro. Tom Baker. 1973 @ - MOVIE; The Family CD B - Musk) Worid from the Watt Sid* TannI* Ckib -CoUagaonTV B - MDVIE; 'Billy Jack' A With Time.’ This episode ex­ Address letters to the Often Host Brad Sears demonstrates driver. Dennis Weaver. 1971 M an' A happily married man - Major Laague Baseball: WFSB Hartford, C T ’ ® - Nawa/Spotta/Waathar hatf-breed Indian stands up plores the social and cultural di­ ® - MDVIE: 'Family - Battle of the Planets CSD ~ Brady Bunch (iD ® - Thra* Stooga* in Forest H «t, N.Y. (2 hra.) ® - Round Caro Programa Forum, Manchester the ‘bump and grind' with a (B)' Antiques finds himself drawn into a rom- New York Yankees at Seattle New York, NY a - Robert SolMillar daporthro producido en la Ciu­ against the hatred and brutality lemmas posed by the infusion Enforcer' A portrait of the (S® - MOVIE: 'Covert Action' (3D - 30 Minutes WNEW ® - Al-Star SportsChaBtngs B - Outdoor Ufa workings of the 'mob' on an ev­ Herald, Herald Square, dented Mustang, before he ance with a youi^ryou« woman. g® - '76 U.8. Open Golf a ® - Saeem* Straat dad da Mexico an el cua) se of a small town. Tom Laughlin, of Western technology in a This thrilling spy tale is set in waltzes around a vintage Rolls C3D - Sb( Million Dollar Man 4:30 P.M. Edward Asner. Meredith Baxter WLNE Providence, Rl ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar presentan loa momentoa culml- Delores Taylor. 1971. country ruled by conventional eryday level and a small-time Manchester, CT 06040. Athens and the Greek Islands. HMites : a-CkibPn. hoodlum bent on becoming the Royce. GD (£ - CBS Spoite Birney. Anne Jackson. 1979. ® - lawronoa WaG ® - MOVIE; 'Forgotten CHy nantea da los mas mamorables" g® - Lord Mountbattan: Man Islamic codes. (60 min.) David Janssen, Corinne Clery, (3D - M ajor League Baseball: (3® - Great Sporta Legends WTNH New Haven, CT (H. beat in the underworld society. New York Mets et San Saturday Today's program will a - Oral Roberta and You of the Planat of tha Apaa' panidos de boxeo. For tha Century VVhen Churchill Be informed Arthur Kennedy. 1978 11:00 A.M. - Once Upon a Classic Today's progran will feature m . & - fifiatinaa at th* Bijou (3 ) - South By Northwest Joseph Cortese, Lou Crescuola, feature a 15-round W B A Ligh­ WOR New York, NY • forges the Grand Alliance Francisco (St « Dance Fever ‘Joe Perry.' — zin io n weeping 'Philo Vanca Rttum*.' Stirring ( 9 - Motoreyel* Racing; (B ) ~ Swinging dw Bluaa (S ) - Firing Una Joseph Pesci. Rated R. stay on top of the news — * I Dream of Jeannie CSD ~ Soul Train tweight Championship Fight be­ New York, NY (Hi WiHam Wright. (90 min.) Daytona Supsrcieaa from ( Mountbattan takas over as (3D - World of Survival tween Art Frias and Ray W - Fish (SI - Spiritual Uplift W PiX a - L a t b n ® - Rlsk/Matrlags subscribe to The (S ) - From the Editor's Desk (3D - Fonz/Happy Days ® - Eata Bamana an Mundo Daytona. FL. Chief of Combined Operation! 10:30 P.M. (S ) - Naws/Sports/Weather Mancini. (90 min.) ESPN Sports Network (32l 4:15 P.M. and becomes Honorary Lt. (3® > Superman (3D - M O V IE: 'Hom e In (@ - Up and Coming latino Arifitrtona* Jaaai Losada 8 - MOVIE: 'ChktSMtvn Kkr (X ) - Sports Extra 1:15A.M. r Manchester Herald. For Oklahoma' Roy tracks down a (S) - This Old House ® - MOVIE: Tower Of Home Box Office (S) B - Para Gant* Qraoda Vivo General and Honorary Air Mar­ 8:00 P.M. HBO ' 8:30 A.M. y Sonia Vorhauar prataman lo A tkanul martial artltt ascapat dasdaMaxIco, Richard Rocha as 3D - From the Editor's Desk home delivery, call 647- 8:00 A.M. murderer. Roy Rogers, Dale (3 ) - This Week in Baseball London' Richard murders the 10:45 P.M. major da Mundo Latino. to San Frandace from Mainland shall. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ (B - Round Caro Programs king's brother Clarence in order USA Network B - Portuguss* Around Us ei anfftrion da eat* programa tioned] 9946 or 646-9947. - Popeye/Olive Evans. Gabby Hayes. 1946 B B - W alt Disney First of USA China. 1979 (3D (3D (Q ) - W all Street W ee k Louis that he be named Protector then T w o Parts. ‘ 1,000,000 Duck.' Ol - IndapandMit Network B-EighthDay S -A d a ia n t* ganador dal pramlo Eirnny an *1 Comedy Show (3D - Hee Haw Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with Nmra WHCT Hartford, CT (fli: B - Money Waak B - wild. W ild W est sets out to murder the two A debt-ridden scientist’s duck ' B - Day of DIacovary B - Undaratandkig Human (pis pratanta acorn ecimiento* (3D ** Car Care Central (3® - All-Star SportsCh^lenge a weekly review of economic young princes to obtain the b ^ in s to lay golden eggs. (60 WATR Waterbury, CT (Bj Malaga B - MOVIfc ‘Ham Coma th* radantaa an kra Estado* Uni- ® - Paper Chase and investment matters. 11:00 P.M. ^ a - MOVIE; 'Touched by do*. Presents CSD ® - Super Friends @ ) - News throne. Vincent Price, Michael min.) Co* Eda' Hterity antust at a SHOWCASE Pate, Joan Freeman. 1962. B B B (SI ® - Nmra CNN Cable News Ntwrk r Love' Th* story of a cerebral 11:30 A.M. 7:30 P.M. ~ Christopher Close-Up B - MOVIE; 'Across The gkt'a colag* whan Abbott and Alan (3D (2) ® - Space Stars 2:00 P.M. I peisied girl's corretpondanc* 4:30 P.M. ® - NHL Stenlay Cup gD - Good Times Pacific' A Secret Service Agent B - MOVIE: ‘HalMr Skelter' WWLP Springfield, MA B-Faoa,th* Nation Coatalo attempt to pay off th* MANOII.SirR CINEMAS (B) - Tom Jerry g® - MOVIE; Fiendish Plot of (3D - Big Valley Pwt2 1 wkh EhHs Presley. Rated PG. mortgag*. Abbott G Coatalo. B B - wide tiVorid of Playoffs Ayckbourn’s Q ® - Collegiate Vollybatl pretends to sell out to the Ja­ B - This Weak with DavM d® > Professional Rodeo from Dr. Fu M anchu' A Scotland ClD - Baseball Bunch CINEMAX Cinemax > a - Bug* Burmy G Friends Ryan. Donald Cook. Sports Today's ahow features Classic Final panese in a plot to blow up the B -Paul Hogan Brinkley covarags of th* Ironman Worid IB - That's Hollywood M a y 7.8,14 a Mesquite, TX Yard sleuth is on the trail of a ( 2 ) - M O V IE : ‘BlorKNe Brings Panama Canal. Humphrey Bo­ WEDH Hartford, C T : ® - B t 15 “Oaallng villain who has stolen the crown IS) - Matinee at the Bijou ® - ESPN Sporta Cantar B-R«Hunib«d Endurance Triathion from Hawaii - MOVIE: The Mysterious Up Baby' When Baby Dumpling gart. Mary Astor. Sydney B-WhykiibatWorid Curtain: 8:30 Comedy” (3® jewels. Peter Sellers. Sid Cae­ 'Cowboy Commandoes.' (90 Paterson, NJ - Robert Schuller; tha and World (3wnpiot>- Stranger' A printer's apprentice plays hooky from school. Dag- Greenstreet, Monte Blue, 1942. ® • Night Flight WXTV ® - MOVIE: 'Abbott and sar, Helen Mirren. Rated PG. min.) ; l ^ oof f Power OdMsBo Mast tb* KMar' BaS- ihip* pralkninaria* from Munich. Eaat Catholic High daydreams himself into a Euro­ wood goes looking for him and ® - OokNe and Kida - ® - Faatival of Faith VWIT Hartford, C T |2hr. aOmk).) @ - Julia Child & More B ; 9 - Jewish Hailtag* boy Lou Is accuMd of murder. ® - Amartean Ptayheua* '1 ^ pean castle and meets a magi­ @ - Building With Sun gets arrested for kidnapping. Listen to U s Goldie Hawn and (SI - MOVIE: 'Nightmare M anehaatar cal friend. Chris Makepeace, Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake. Com pany WSBK Boston, MA Dataetiva Bud aolvas th* caaa PaStari.' This a stoiy about a B-UtebTRitoy 11:30 A.M. Barry Manilow are Joined by a Way- I t 9:00A.M. aldsd by swami Karioff. Bud ■ Graak-Amailoan buskid a n an Lance Kerwin, Fred Gwynne. Larry Simms. 1940 talented grot^) of kids. (60 min.) WGGB Springfield, MA B ® B - SporuWorid Today's A CARLOAD ~ Blackstar 5:00 P.M. ®-Sporta 1 CD- Up Front Abbott, Lou CostaG), Boris Kar- who anthualuH caty ratums to Qan’l Adm: $5 (3® - Scholastic Sports Acad. GD B (9 - MOVIE: 'The Last vWI his n*ttv* Graaca whh Ms program teaturaa tha PKA k v- Chuck NorrI* B - Misaion Impoaalfala B - Latin Naw York & • N*wsc«nt«r WGBY Springfield, MA j B -W o n d e ia m a loR. 1965 at* championahips, tha NHRA M/IC: Let Thm Is lick - Little Rascals B S I - Haathdifl/ Cheee' All cars are ordered off rakictam son. (90 mki.) [Clossd -lUEETEMr R Raaarvationa, Info., Directed by Marmaduke the roads when America runs B S t - Wide World of G9 - NCAA Football; Notra ( S ) - l n l C D -S u nday Moming *76 U.8. Open GoH World Fkurfa df O r^ Racing and Capfionod] TUI Qroup Rataa: B49-9236 Erneat Cirillo ■ a (Z )-N a w D a y tha Worid'a Strongaat Man Stnai*Cdk-| 1:30P.M. competition. (90 min.) Shown w:— B - Oral Roberts S - MOVIE; 'Bowaiv la wallon' Tha Bowary Boy* B - Momti of Gaidays ® -W a r s You Thar* teMSFltM-lZN ® - Old Tim* Qospal form a unit of thair own-to go to war. Bowery Boys, Lao 4:46 P.M. W eekday TV SSi- laee at New Yiafc ® - MOVIE: 'Bonnie G cay. 1961 ,M * te Oyda' Th* story of th* Barrow AN EVENING A t THE "POPS' PMUDISE~ B - Spadal Report . ® - Naarit/Gporta/Waaihar gang who hald sheriffs and bank taNari in terror and cap- -MOWhAri- B - MOVIE: ’Rslsr aeoMe’ ------lSb}SHe*.7d»*3l-lld l CD - Match Game ,Sm m akatara band togadisr to turod newspaper haadNnaa. 5:00A.M. ® - R 1, the contpoaer and ' ® - NawWpbrta/Waaihar s - 8**ama Street a - Naws/Sports/Waathar nan. Ian Ciftou. 1081. Rated 8:00 P.M., The Armory B ' sign On ® S I-T o d a y s - Ha Hagado una Intruaa 12:00 P.M. 5:00P.M. f, lyricM who hae written the aeorea for aeveral Broadway a ■ < - a - MOVIE: 'baok Gaok In S - El Chapulin Cdoiado 1:15P.M. a - To Be Aiuiouncad musicalt. His moat popular songs include "God Blees 330 Main SlraGt, ManchGEtor B -C a la n d a r O ) - F-Troop (SI - Diff rant Strokaa B - Eyawltnaa* New* B - Barney MIBsr r. , B - Cow natlan Obaat Angat* An angry young man S - Family Affair B -N a w s a -V a r ie d Progtama Amerioa," "Easter Parade" and "White ChrMmaa.” vent* his rags agakwt todaty V USASSl-MSSt-lm 6:00 A.M. 7:30A.M. „ ® - Rockford FUaa B - Midday ~ BW Bogg* B - Bionic Woman • 8 - Ounday ai «h* King's S - ChatU* Roa* Show a -B o m in s May 12 — Yogi B o m ( i m >), tha former Naw York by Itahkn out at hit brokan- B - CharB* Roa* Show 1:30P.M. ® - UtUa Houaa on tha •iMMgq * “T*-’ ■ Quest B B - Vatiad Program* B - Bug* & Woody 10:15A.M. a - CHIP* Yankees catcher who waa tha American Laagua'a Moat ted «Wt, hit bast friand tnd Carol Bumatt an B B - As the Werid Turns PtaMa Y r •agar mittraat. Uta Banes. B - New Zoo Ravua B - Jim Baklur S 'N a w * B-N*w* Vakiabia Player to 1951,1064 and 1055. Ha la cunanity O-PsogteNew E n i B - Lav* Amatican Styi* a - Ftanch Chef a - Wonder Woman V MdCokn McOowal, Fran Bril. Soloists PARTIERSr B - PubHc Affair* ® -C artoo n* B-NawaatNoon a coach for the Yankaas. :B - Gasst IteGaay Jeumays 1868. 9:15 A.M. 10:30 A.M. B- p m m 3;30P.M. a - Nawawatch t — — mourn ATi— — B - Jo* Frarddin Show & - Suparharoa* ® - Camfld Camara May 10 — tk avla Weiala r (lO W -), tha rock skigar I f - - - — V T t riniinidni . Peter Hervey, Tenor (B)-Waathar B-AH c* B - M m m is s( Ute G Daalti ® S - Vatiad Ptogwm*, 2:00 P.M. B - Brady Buneh a -, Entsrtaimnant Tonight and compoaer Miooa hh sonM Inoluda “Bobgla on B - OuMtoor IMs (S I-H o t I S - Soooby Doo B -A N o * ®-GWGrMiigr 9:30 A.M. S -U S A M o v i* B ~ O h o * t and Mrs. Muir ® - T m G Jany and Friand* a ® - Mr. Bog*&- Haggaa Woman," "MV Charia Ainour," "Living lor the- Berbers Ademe Pleroe ® -D a y l ' 8:00A.M. B -L o va B o a t Nilnhbortiood ■L 2:30P.M. t'-V B - Brady Bunch O - Andy Grifllth ODO-OnstMatoUv* a - Bugs Bunny 01/^ and “You Are tha Sunah|no''of ^ U M ." ' i ^ 3 0 P . M . Soprano 0 - Jim Bakfcar ' ® - Tom h Jany -Gomar Pyla a - Progratna* Vatiados ^ (D h This WGsk In tsgsM B - My'nva* Bon* S O * Taka 2 CD-BuTsEys < a-VWaAi*gro May 14 — BeOby Darin (lOM -ltyO), lha singer who B-MugpatShow I ( S - AB Day Movie* ® - AHv* G W all S - Wheal of Fortune a -O v * r E a * y a-OddCoupto waa a major rCck star of tha 1050s and 1060a. H it tiK B B r MWMloG4lausisn B-Tatdatala* S - N ewaeantar ®-OddCoupl* . 4 ^ M C Sports uHi ptovHs GENERAL ADMIBWON; 17 m o w H W i-— S I - Health Flald S -U n d a rd o g S-AndyGrffflth a - You Aaksd For H ^ racordkiga Mduda "Spliah Splaak” and "Mack the ® e Oantl* Ban. S-Th*DoetOfS a CofOfwUon 8lraM 4:00 P.M. oovarags of Ws OoE toume* - REFRESHMENTS by St* HHia* Co.. — IS M J M d U J E G iU t t e - 6:30 A.M. S -C a p u ln a Kntfa." msnt bum «* Wobdhndt S . McHaia't Navy 11:00 A.M. a a-AnotharWerid - Lavam* G Shhtoy G Co. 5:30 P.M. h -WINE by th* Manebaater Symphony S - A d m - 1 2 B Onaniv Chb G Heutiaa TX. <2 B B - Waka Up with the S - Bug* Bunny/Poiicy Pig B -M a u d . B - EyawtPwss Nows May 10 — KaHisrlna Ann Parlar (1000-100M, tha Oroh**b* and Charte* OuSd Captain S-P rogranta* Variados S I - FamNy Feud a-DiehCavattahow B - GHgan’a Wand novelist and ahort-at^ writor. Her work Indudaa lha i n 4 SWAMPTHINSni 8:30 A.M. S -1 Praam of JaannI* B -.Hour MagazkM Ba-M*A*S«H « B -P o p * y * 12:30 P.M. a - Hueva York Ahota B B a - M o v I * ahort-atory coBactlotta "Flowarlfig Judaa” and "Palo ® - M adto Pn Gs s “r v ! S u l VtiMoo a* tl anfitrion da B - Flint* ton— S - Oaytim* B-Prio*l*Right a ~ Movie - Happy bays Again a - Varied Program* - ^ Ntws.' TMs spisods. hesMd by . *M* programa da antralant- FOR TICKBTS CaS S7S-7Stt B - Good Morning Com. B B - Young and th* B Horae, Pale RIdar,'' aa well as tha novel "Ship of B -V a r ie d Progtama B - John Oavidaon Btaw a - Qubare* Blampra ^ John Csmann Swsyss, swdMs It e m Inwmaalonal producklo TASLB RESBRyATIONS ® - Hot Fudge S - 1 lav* Lucy 2:30 P.M. ® a-Soooby Doo how dis dtMs for radng pakits an Maideo. an te cual as praaan ® - MagMa Gorflla ® - Madieal Cantar a - Dick Van Dyks ' For Group* of Tan (B ) • Miaaathuiatt* Eduea- B«- Ryan'a Hop* B CD - Capitol V a - AHvo G WsBI hss bd M sonis prsny an ting tan loa mat nnntterae artittat S - Tarmaaaa* Tuxado tional TaUvislon S - Ai* You AnytiodyF a - Nawt ® C B - Bawhehad a - A M Sarvic* Bavaiation V ® - Elactric rnmpany \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., May 8, 1982 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Mw «. 1»»2 Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Manchester 4 (11) East Hampton 9 East Catholic 9 Enfield 3 Cheney Tech 2 St. Paul 3 , W IN NIE./ HOW FD OH.SURE...I/«y C rossw ord Astro'-graph MOREORPEBS FDR lOU UKE B e r n t h e r e / i 'm AiOTHER/ICWW ^ ' a U T S H E WORMN6 RI6HT IN THE SPORTS : WHITE VOILE FOR6AVE WINNIE 'N K S M S W y ,.jwaeR..:/wPHiAT IN THE SHOP? a & f T ^ O F , FDR A1ARRVIN6AiE, TD FORSniENXr LITTLE BtACKJERSey./ IS EVERV- PIP SHE? NOT FORMARRYMS THIN6 EVENONNBR W A r m im M ... ACROSS 42 Meke e Answer to Previous Punie May 9.1992 LIMA (Sept 29>Oct. 23) It OKAY? m N u t w c R , choice OEim m BPi.. u u u u a u u u u This coming year, hobbies or would be wise not to discuss 1 Small 43 Time tone OF!TIMES.'' |l E l O D D interests you deem to be matters which should be kept : 6 Primary cell lebbr.) □□EDn labors of love coutd provide a between you and your mate in 12 Btir-llke 44 Pierce with 6 □ H Q u a n new sour(!e of income for you. front of others today. Work thehorrie S S L Chstolot's honri r m 13 Thole Others will express an interest them out yourselves. □□□n □□□ .CONNIE... 14 City’in 45 Scripturel cen- uunnn Qdanuuu In your work if they know it’s SCORPIO (Oct 24>Nov. 22) If ticle you’re tackling a do-it-yourself HOW/MKfOF CelHomie 0dDn nisnn □□□ for sale 47 Deber □DD iinon noDD TAURUS (April 204«ay 20) project today, be sure you YOU TO PROP 15 Bird know what you're doing or you 16 Ebbed 60 Storege piece □□EicziEiiiin GtnnDD Treat others generously today, for weepone but also retain your practical might waste both your time 18 College judgment. Don't give away and money. degm (ebbr.| *-1 something you may later need SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 191 RequeettRequests ” Intended Motiey’s Crew — Templeton & I ^.riinan :::iCLiOHnGat:i yourself. Find out more of what 21) Although you normally 20 Movntelni 65 Common viper gives Tribe win UI4I4I □inDClIUlIltDD ties ahead for you in each of enjoy having others around — (ebbr.) 66 Hyrtxipl.) in fact, the larger the group the 67Sowe the seasons following your 22 Feshionable 17 Demiliteriitd 38 Female saint birthday by sending for your better — today you might just ,WHEM resort (ebbr.) Fogarty, Chetelat and Petersen want to be with your special WELUMABeL/1 6DT XLU THE STUFF WHEN ARE DOWN zone (sbbr.) Two long balls were produced by dlchian, and all three Enfield copy of Astro-Graph. Mail $1 26 Navy ehip 21 Slousn 39 niton each collected two hits for the Red tor each to Astro-Graph, Box someone. Three coutd be a TO PAIMT THE HOU^E,/ CA\A-KiH6>, •)bU f50IN6^ AFFORD the bat wielded by Manchester markers. The only trouble the lanky crowd. prefix (abbr.l Isnguage makeup and White. Chetelat collected a tri­ 469, Radio City Station. N.Y. KOLLEKE, ROLLER PANS^ IHlNIslBK/ TO ETARTf PAIMT 1 Conetriint High’s Joe Chetelat yesterday after­ southpaw encountered was in the 10019 Be sure to specify birth CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 26'Soft mud 2 Dettroye 23 Legume 40 Plate ple in addition to his home run. Try to make this a day of total eWPOLOTHSi, SAMPPAPERr MA5KlNdr 28 Runs 41 Never (contr.) noon in Enfield and (he second, a ninth. date 3 Beeeteof 24 Stupid fellow Mgrichian and Steve Palmer each GEMINI (May 21>June 20) Be fun and relaxation. Temporarily ^ TAPE AHP A lAPPEK. ^ A 29 Southern 43 Forbearance misjudged fly ball that went for a Nursing a 3-2 lead, Manchester’s burden 26 Corrida cheer hit safely twice in defeat. wary ol making impulsive com­ shelve projects which are iden­ eteta (ebbr.) 4 Fitildedge 27 Green epot 44 Forett open home run, enabled the Indians to defense weakened and two errors mitments today. Promises tified with your workaday 30 One of the space 5 Icemeee 28 Republican come home with an 11-inning 4-3 allowed base runners. Bilodeau, ap­ made in haste might not be world. You need a change. Twelve 46 Cooked AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) 6 Menegerie party. famIL success. parently upset, doled out two free well thought out. They could 32 Portuguete ie- 7 Unit of sufficiently Manchester (4) — Fogarty 2b, 5- prove difficult to hortorJater. Avoid gossipy types today. lendt iariy 46 Chriit's The victory was only the third in passes to force home the tying run They will get under your skin meesure fpl.) 1- 2-0, Sumislaski ss, 3-0-0-0, Piccin CANCER (June 21-July 22) 36 Alley____ 8 Bettery piete 29 Measure of birthday 11 outings for Coach Don Race's and Race then waved Whitaker in You're likely to be a trifle rest­ and be even more annoying tend (metrici dh, 5-0-1-1, McKenna cf, O-O-O-O, G. than usual. Chum around with 36 Paesageway 9 Pogo.forrme 49 Surrender club, third in 10 league from rightfield to pitch. less today. It's best to find 37 Doetn’t exist 31 Fiery 50 Football Chelelat If, 4-0-0-0, J. Chetelat c, 5-1- industrious ways to ultilize your friends who only say nice 10 Seume plent engagements, while Enfield slipped Manchester broke a soreiess tie in (cont) 11 Competi 32 Bygone days conference 2- 1, Whitaker rf, p, 5-0-0-0, Peck lb, time Select projects which are things to others. to ^-7 in the ioop and 2-9 overall. the third with two runs on Chris PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) Be 39 Msn’s point 33 Wipe out (si.) 61 City in Brazil 5-0-1-0, Petersen 3b, 4-1-2-0, artistic or creative. 34 Turk 52 Indeed Pitching dominated with Leon Petersen's single, a stolen base and LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) At social appreciative of the good things nkknsms 14 Germen title Bilodeau p, 3-1-1-1, Labrec rf, 1-0-0- that happen to you today. Bilodeau working a strong eight in­ Bilodeau's RBI single. Bob Piccin’s gatherings today, direct your 0. Totals; 40-4-9-3. conversation to topics of gen­ Don't be envious of others, World’s' Qrsatost SupsrtisroiM' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 nings before running into wildness. triple plated his pitcher. Two even if they appear to be better Enfield ( 3 ) — Mgrdichian SS, 5-1- eral interest **'rather than to Doug Wliitaker was summoned from singles, sandwiched around a those which are important only off than you. Chances are they 12 13 2-0, Callahan 2b, 3-0-0-1, Nagle 3b, 5- aren't. the outfield to put down a ninth in­ sacrifice and a wild pitch, gave En­ to you. ' 0-1-1, Gendreau c, 5-0-0-0, Kulas If, 5- VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Your ARIES (March 21-April 19) In -THEN rr SEEMS J HftFt/CST PRIORITY IS ning uprising which found the bases field a run in the fourth. dealing with loved ones today 14 16 0-0-0, Palmer dh, 5-1-2-0, Smith p, 0- effectiveness as a promoter or LIKE IT JUST S PUTTING OUT THE FIRE loaded with two outs. He retired the Each side tallied in the eighth. salesperson wilt be diluted let your heart rule your head, MH6HT fiORHiJS-tmaA "^BinOSIOHL 0-0-0, Fredrick lb, 5-0-0-0, Maier rf, even if they do things of which side with the score knotted 3-3 and Manchester getting one marker on today if you fail to know when 16 17 18 2- 0-0-0, Scarfo cf, 2-1-0-0. Totals; 37- to stop selling. Keep your pres­ you may disapprove. Kindness went on to pick up the victory in Tim Fogarty’s single, Don entation brief and succinct. works, criticism doesn't. Sumislaski’s sacrifice, an outfield 3- 5-2. 19 20 2 H 22 23 ^4 relief. Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. fly and an infield misplay. A walk, Manchester 002 000 010 01—4 Bilodeau was reached for all five double and RBI sacrifice fly gave 26 26 27 28 Enfield 000 100 Oil 00-3 Enfield hits, two by Mike Mgr- Enfield its second marker. B rid ge 29 30 31 W':’ 32 33 34 36 Herald photo by Pinto -SUT THAT SHOULDN'T TAKE MOKE THAN A COUPLE 36 37 38 30 40 41 H K U l______EAST CATHOLIC CATCHER DENNIS GOODWIN COMPLETES PLAY -TgxAF' Oohetta oFseccMiPsu Errors hurt Cheney 42 43 ... St. Paul’s Pat Greene ruled out In fIrst-InnIng action Smart South scores fcovyta Law — James Schumeister 46 46 47 48 46 some slight help by the defense, he brought th iw no- 50 61 52 63 trump home. NORTH again in COC loss West made the normal 64 66 4AKJ73 opening lead of the 10 of CBIMESIOMPEB8 TEXTBOOK, VQ 1094 2 diamonds. South won with Kiro in initial start 67 * 6 the queen. There was no rea­ 66 Errors have been hurting Cheney The Bellringers added three fanned eight and walked three in his ♦ J2 THOUGH solve WONDER 1 son not to false-card, Tech all season long and a crucial markers in the sixth for the final stint. WEST EAST although there was little ABOUT THE C0N5D0UDNCE5, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) miscue in the fifth inning helped count. 46 4Q1085 hope that it would fool West. “ We only had a few errors (three) tK75 WJ8S South played his ace and M0R.E AND MORE TRIALS East Hampton High snap a 2-aIl tie «Kltl7S4l 462 six of hearts and West made hurls Eagle triumph en route to a 9-2 COC verdict yester­ today but they were crucial,” Tech East Hampton (9) — Hyland 2b, 4A6 4Q10«6 the mistake of playing low. ARE BEING TEUEV16ED. day in East Hampton. Coach Rich Busick noted. 3-3-14), Kingston c, 14)-(>-l, Poulin SOUTH It was a mistake. He could ' i i I 'hie win lifts the Bellringers to 5-4 Areidiacom, relying on a big, ph, 1-1-04), Sexton rf, 2-0-14), Wolf rf, 4942 be certain that South would CELEBRITY CIPHER for the season while the loss sends slow-breaking eurve, went the dis­ 1- 14)-0, Olzacki If, 4^14), Mello ss, play him for the king. Catdbrtly Qpfwr oniNograma «• orMlad from quotations by (amoua pMpi*, p «( Impressive in several relief aided by two Eagle miscues. apiece for East in support of Klro,'2- VA6 . ' and prasant Eaeb lattar In tha oipbar atanda for anothar. Todi^a cam: Y aguato W. the Techmen to 2-7 overall, 2-6 in the tance for East Hampton. He issued 2- 0-04), Bot ss, 1-2-1-1, Reilly lb, 34)- Muth (Ud just that. He East came back with one in the 1. “ We had 13 hits tc^ay and some 4 AQJ assignments, junior righthander COC. four walks and fanned 11. "His 04), Mott 3b, l-O-O-O, Don 3b, 14MJ-1, 4K874 3 hopped up with dummy's r J home first. Brad Cabral rapped a were real key,” Penders noted. queen and theq proceeded to Tim Kiro responded to his first Var­ Cheney’s next outing is Monday in curves were so slow we were way Warner cf, 2-04)-l, Areidiacom p, 1- “ This was a pressure game Vulnerable: Both make the key play of the Captain Easy — CrooRs & Lawrence sity start by twirling a six-hitter as dpijhl;, took third on a wild pitch a make-up tilt at Ellington High at out in front. It threw everyone’ s 2-1-0. ToUls: 23-9-5-4. hand. He cashed one of East Catholic paid back St. Paul, 9- and'scored on Paul Roy’s RBI in­ because we had to win this to stay in Dealer: South “ H WORJ ZHR H8VHEW VNR H 3:15. timing off,” Busick voiced, “ And Cheney Tech (2) — Eaton 2b, 4-0- dummy’s high spades before 3, in HCC baseball action yesterday field bad-hop single. j- the conference race. Plus it was Wcfl North East Sooth I’M GOINS TO LET THEM WRITE The Bellringers had single when we hit the ball well they would 1-1, Sullivan Sb, 4-04)4), Gothberg p, leading a tmnl heart at Eagle Field. The Ehigles took t^e lead in the nice to knock off a team which beat 14 West was in with the king THOSE BOOKS ANP MAKE THOSE markers in the first and third in­ take it away from us. (Leftfielder) lb, 4-1414), Nowak cf, 34)4)-0. Elliot 14 14 Pan 1 NT third as Tom Furlong singled and us earlier,’’ the East coach and was caught in an early MOVIES ABOUT MB. I'M EVEN GOINS St. Paul took an earlier 11-7 ver­ nings while Cheney had tallies in the Mike Olzacici made two big catches If, 3-04)4), Ronan ph, l-O-l-O, Barone 24 Paas 8 NT TO CONSIPER KUNNIWe FOR POLITICAL Cabral rapped an inside-the-park remarked. end-piay. VDLHR’W PQHCX HW 80RJ HW H dict from the Eagles in Bristol. third and fourth to draw even. and their plays took some starch out dh, 3-0-14), Walling ss, 2-0-0-0, Frigo Paas Paaa Paaa OFFICE. CONGRESSMANT SENATOR? homer. ’The ball took, a crazy hop A club lead would set up V even PRE9IPENT! Hie victory lifts the Eagles to 2-2 East Catholic (9) — Fhrlong 2b, Winning pitcher Dave Areidiacom of us. rf, l-O-O-O, Mitchell rf, 2-1-14), Foran South's king. A diamond lead over the centerfielder’s head with in the conference, keeping them 5-2-2-1, Cabral ss, 4-3-2-2, Bond If, 5- reached on a walk to lead off the lb, 1-04)4), Schulz if, 2-0-04), Boisvert Opening lead: 410 would be up to South’s ace- alive in the championship hunt. Blast both runners crossing home plate jack and South had carefully 1-3-3, Roy rf, 5-0-1-1, Darby 3b, 3-0-0- fifth. Chris Hyland grounded back to “ The bails we hit well with men c, 04)4)4). ToUls: 30-2-3-1. before the ball could be recovered. taken care of West’s one LHR PHW XPQ CNJPX MNXZP.” — is three-time defending champ. The 0, R. Goodwin dh, 4-0-1-0, Kiro p, 0-0- the mound but Tech hurler Cal on base were run down.” Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. “ Tliat (Cabral’s hit) was a key escape card when he had win also gives the Edgles a 6-2 04), Masse cf, 3-1-1-0, D. Goodwin c, (Jothberg pegged wildly beyond se­ Gothberg absorbed the loss for East Hampton 101 043 x—9 p' l^ e Redone c spade. one in that it put us ahead. ’That was overall mark. 4-1-1-0, Riggs lb, 3-1-2-1, Totals: 36- cond base. That opened the Cheney, which collected only three Cheney Tech 001 100 0—2 By Ofwald Jacoby Thele contract was a lucky the first inside-the-park homer here and Alan Sontag East resumes action today against 9-13-8. floodgates for a fniir-run frame. hits off Areidiacom. Gothberg one inde^. It had been KCHRA WNRHXCH that I can recall,” Penders stated. reached because North had Stratford High in Stratford at 1:30 in St. Paul (3) — Greene ss, 4-0-2-1, South’s decision to bid made a slight overbid when the first Jim Penders Memorial St. Paul drew even in the visitor’s Roche cf, 3-1-1-0, Plozy cf, l-O-O-O, three no-trump was a he jumped to three hearts Game at Penders’ Field. ’The tilt fourth on an RBI double by Pat Lagasse Ib, 3-1-1-0, Mullen 3b, 3-0-0- mighty good one. Four and South had made winning Greene. East in the home fourth PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"What do you give a men who has will help raise funds for a 0, ^ s c u c c i rf, 4-0-2-1, Kloss c, 3-0-0- spades wouid have wound up decisions in both bidding and went in front again. Bill. Masse and Alley Oop — Dave Graue Bverythlng? Encouragement, darling!” — Zsa Zsa Gabor scholarship in the name of the late 0, Roberge p, 3-0-0-0, Fournier p, 1-0- Manchester softballers win play. at least one trick In the soup. Jim Penders, father of Fast Coach Jeff Riggs walked and Furlong By dint of a good play, plus (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 04), Barton p, 04)4)4), Pileski 2b, 3-1- Jim Penders. delivered an RBI single to left. 04), Kochin If, 2-04)4). Totals: 30-3-6- WHAT DIP YOU MEAN, IF EVERY­ ...THEN TUNK ...I'VE NEVERY NEITHER Kiro fanned five and walked seven Jeff Riggs blasted a solo homer in 2. M M ilU’t Pop — Ed Sulllviafi HEARD OF \ HAIVE l ! YOU JUST ONE WENT INTO TH' HAFTA WAIT in his route-going performance. He the sixth over the leftfield fence for Key: at bats-hits-runs-RBIs. SAY? JUNGLE FOR THE WE ALL GOT "PIPLODOCUS/ I JUST to remain atop standings finished strong, not allowing a a 5-3 Eagle lead. ANNUAL DIPLODOCU6 T O G I MADE IT KH W Carlyla — Larry Wright East Catholic 102 101 22x—9 PAY PICNIC... SURI Falcon safety the final four innings. “ Riggs' hoiiier really helped us. St. Paul 200 100 000-3 RDRGET IT, sou PD "mi's. “It was nice to have a complete That put us two runs up and gave us runs In tee top of the first inning 9-8 with a four-run tourth stanza. EVERV VEAK Overcoming early inning defen­ CARLVLE game,’ ’ Penders cited, “ I’m happy a better cushion,” Penders noted. with tee home club scoring three JU9T BEFORE sive problems, Manchester High Singles by Curtin, Lisa Christensen for ’Tim. He has been coming out of Doug Bond delivered an RBI ^ ( ( C/r eU A W E R rallied to pull out an 11-9 decision times on three errors and two hit and Piccarello drove in runs. single through the box in the seventh Sports Slate VACATION- the bullpen and done a great job. He from Enfield High In CCIL girls’ batsmen in tee home half of the Manchester added its final runs in with a s ^ n d run scoring on a deserv^ a start and turned in a real Saturday softball action yesterday in Enfield. frame. the fifth with a single by Shana Falcon erroi^ Bond singled home the credible performance in his first BASEBALL The win maintains .the Silk The Raiders added five runs in tee Hopperstead and sacrifice fly by f l ^ two Ehist runs with a dump start ever.” East Catholic at Stratford, li3 0 Towners atop the league at 8-1 while second on two hits and tour Karen Wright keys to tee frame. Kiro’s debut as a starter started single to center in the eighth. the loss drops the Raiders to 2-6. Manchester miscues. Indian starter Enfield plated a run on a solo blast Bond had three hits and three RBI GIRLS SOFTBALL off inauspiciously as St. Paul plated Enfield had an 8-2 lead after two Nancy Curtin went 1 l/3tnnings in tee bottom of tee fifth. East Catholic at Mercy, 10i30 a pair of unearned runs in the first and R i^ , Furlong, Cabral two frames. Manchester scored two before being relieved by Junior Piccarello had three hits and Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves Kathy Brann. three RBI and Curtin two hits and Brann slammed tee door shut to also three RBI to pace Manchester. earn her fourth win without a loss. “ I was pleased with tee way we @(g)[)^P(ynrgi^ S: She allowed only a fifte-lnnlng solo came back. We couldn’t affoid to -ANP SOU NEvCR GO ANV po YOU HAVE homer, scattering three hits, lose this one,” cited Manchester FARTHER THAN THE PITCHING ‘ Additional trophy space needed walking none and stiiking out two. Coach Mary Faignant. ” It was a- AOUNP AT THE BALL RBIP ' an yth in s a ragged game, we had seven errors G Manchester started its comeback tee first two innings, but we came Littl e lbsj^ rolling but advanced to the finals just once, in in tee third inning with three runs. back well and pulled it out.” Trophy case In the MacMuUen family will 1977, losing to Roy Andreotta for tee tiUe. His The frame was highlighted by Don­ Manchester’s next outing is Mon­ PRE/UMPTU o 0 5 > have to be enlarged if the well-known father, EM, wore tee crown three times, 1964- na PiccareUo’s two-run single. day against Fermi High in Enfield Manchester family of duck-pin bowlers con­ Herald 65-78 , and was second best in 1970. EM * The Silk Towners took tee lead at at 3:30. tinues to have success in town tournament Bujaucius was a successful qualifier in each 3 play. Angle of tee last three seasons as weU as Emil Roux, Dave Barrera and Tony MarineUl. The Not to be outdone by her husband, BUI, and »•* Earl Yost, latter won all tee marbles by whipping Larry dau^ter. Lea, as town champions, Irene Indian racquetmen Sports Editor Aceto in tee best of five finals in four games. M acMi^en.went out and p osM h w first ' The Born Loser — Art Sansom town success In competition at the Brunswick-Holiday Lanes. Little Leaguers Start whitewash Enfield Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 9uAa Bunny — Warnar Broa. - Twice Irene MacMuUen topped the g Manchester’s Little League baseball SDH-IB-I lOlWlTTHMUC'toUFCRme qualifying field in the last five years but Lea MacMuUen paced all fairer sex program wiU launch its 33rd season today Breaking into tee win column, iB/wesa? FUXi)6RS'i00‘5aJTW aJT RWOTJlWaCTlClW L6T Ate IZUB 50MrWlN©> SUB& DoefS wasn’t able to advance into the champknitbip qualifiers in 1980 when Rose Surdek went on with three doubleheaders Usted. Five teams Mills 6-3, 6-4; Fallone (M) def. Grif­ tHMK6 ro MY KNCMEPSE > ' t Manchester High boys’ tennis team iIMPLY PROJEiOrEP 0qifORR3lMl ON >0012 BACK. THAT test untU last month. Making the moat of the to gain tbe crown. in each of three leagues will comprise tee fin 6-3,6-1; Beckwith (M) def. Smite OF HijToRY, I i m m .s I ’ Hi$ n e x t m o v e , t h e n *lk^lWTH&W05PrrAL... ai^lied tee whitewash brush to En­ SUM I2BALLV , the defeated Mikl Irish for the coveted BU MacMuUen. compiled back-to-back major league with games at Waddell, 64), 6-2; Donovan-Tad Gembala (M) REMIZEPTHAT FINGERS WAlTEOHN^Pe VlTH Womoi’s Handicap Dlvisloa diam- Men’s Scratdi ^vision laurels during the 1979 field High, 74), yesterday in Enfield. def. Matees-Griftin 6^, 3-6,6-3; Ken iPRAW t^^L A6 HE I S m r . ^ Buckley and Leber Fields... Jim Piro of An­ WAS RETRACINd NAfOlEOIl'S pionship. Iriih reigned as champ In U77. Dave Lammey, Joe Donovan, Flood-Mark Zalcman (M) def. ROUTE ACROSS EUlWPEI e and I960 firing at the Spencer Street lanes. dover placed second In tee Empire Stete- LlNHtVEP ANP PYNAMlTEP Gordon Fallone and Brian Beckwith HE STRUCK A BANK ON In p ^ qualifying, the new champ was Lake' Trout and Salmon Derby with a Wells-Barry 6-3,8-0; Adam Borgida- .4l^jiVAY INTO TH E ^ e p t tee singles for tee 1-2 Indians. THE ANNIVERSAJty O F ' fourth best In 1977, No. 1 In both 1978 and U8I Show Of consistency Chinook salmon teat w e ire d 18 pounds, 11 Elric Johnson (M) def. B.Matees- VAUUTn-A T w a t c r u i o ! Results; Lammey (M) def. EVERY OONOUEET; io ^iuid second in 1962. ounces... All nine slow-pitch softball leagues Czamicki 6-1, 64). WliUe on the sbbject of bowling, Carl Matees 6-2, 6-1; Donovan (M) def. r In th e '78 qualifying, the lady of tbe house in Manchester got under way this week with showed ttie way bot it was her daughter, Lsa, Bujaucius has been the most successful con­ testant in Town Duckpin Tournament play nary one postponement due to‘'the second in the quaUfying Uiat aeaton, who weather...Have a nice weekend, especially on went < 9 to capture tbe W om oi’t Division U- over the laat six years. During this time he’s qualified every vear for the bead-to-J^ead Mother's Day Sunday. East golfers end losses WInthrop — Dick Cavalli 'Ue. WWATAlSAY-TMAr^S NOTSUf^T^ 1 Snapping Ita lost deein at four, Mieezkowski (EC) def. laia 2-1, A TBFRRIBl-E DI6ASTER REAU-Y^ r PROFIT A ...wnHoNLynwo ^iwiiaa^AM ODD- l o t o n ; 3 a i | - ^ OCCUBRS? ON TH IS VIOW/WHAT 3-SCOOP UaoeANPONE, flSUjW SM euL^ BEClBSAiJCE. •mi.. . V' '.7 Bast Catholic golf team upended Casdo (S) def. Blanchard 2-1, Furry <’ VBZY SFDT L>(5rSUAAMBe. HAPF»e4S??T.OtOCDtAIE ICE. BITEOLirOFm’' South Catholic, 12-7, in HCC pUy (EC) def. Hock 2-1, Bast won medal I . CRBWCDNE... Manchester girls launch slate with net victory esterday at TfiDwood Country point, 547-553. Elub. V East goes to 2-8 with tee win. East’s Terry O'Donnell took Sweeping tee doubles, Manchester Carolyn Goodman. Kelly O’ComieU- matches. 6-1; Knauth-Uoodman (M) def. medalist honors with a 78 over tee Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, High glris' tennis team made a Lyime Sampaon and Lida Weias- Results: McCartney (E) def. Burns-Pelligrino 6-2, 7-5; O’Connell- par-72 layout. keeps you Informed about local nd aucceaafiil 1982 debut with a M win Linda Cbbw secured tee doubles Keller 6-4,6-1; Foltz (E ) def. Szaika Sampson (M) def. Cyr-SulUvan 64), Results; O’Donnell (EC) def. Kel­ sports world. Read tee latest in his HEY OANT tAKfe AkNYM ORE ' ovef Enfield High yeaterday at bouts for Manchester. Beth Paganl 6-3,7-5; Pagad (M) def. Vezina 6-1, .... _ ^ __ ■0f49«a* i>g mu imoi s-e 6-1; Welss-Chow Massy- ly 34), ShetUe (S) def. Berak »4),< “ Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in Memorial Pidd courts, and'C arl Shumaker took singles 6-3; Shumaker (M) def. Lavigne6-4, r The tandems of AUlson Knantb- O’Donnell 64), 6-2. Stone (EC) def. Pngsley 3-0, The Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. May 8, 1982 - 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., May 8, 1982 r : . Islanders, Antitrust laws violated I looks like mismatch Jury rules favor Scoreboard

never won a playoff series in its first ' paper sponsored a poll to find a solu­ VANCOUVER (UPI) - One need 11 years and had a 3-14 mark Raiders only look at the statistics to ascer­ tion to their problems. of Oakland Answers ranged from getting rid entering this year’s battle for Lord KANSAS CITY TORONTO tain the cold, hard facts about the SAN FHANCISCO NEW YORK ab r h bi ab r b bl ■ of the team’s "glow-in-the-dark” un­ Stanley’s cup. ab r h bl ab r b bi 5 12 1 Stanley Cup final series between the Davis cf 3000 Wilson cf 4 22 0 Geronim If 5 12 1 Garcia ss iforms to hiring a band of positive But the Islanders, lotdcing sharp 302 0 Wathan c 4 0 10 Mulinks 3b 42 10 New 'York Islanders and the Van- nounced the verdict only 5% hours Pregerson ordered the jury to Morgan 2b 4000 Steams c 4010 after a slow playoff start, are more LOS ANGELES (UPI) - An all­ Bergmn lb 4 110 Foster If 401 1 Brett 3b 2 0 11 Moseby c f sports writers. One cynic even return to court Sept. 20 to begin the Otis cf 4 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 4 122 copver Canucks — it ranks as one of than ready to burst the Canucks’ woman jury decided Friday the after the panel got the case Baseball Barrios lb 0000 Valentin If 0000 3000 suggested some of the players 3 00 0 Kingmn lb 4 111 McRae dh 4 12 1 Wofxls If the most lopsided matchups in NHL Thursday. damage phase of the trial. The Summrs If 0 0 0 0 bubble. NFL violated federal antitrust laws Breining p 0000 Jorgnsn lb 0000 Martin rf 4 0 10 Bonnell If change their names. The Coliseum and Raiders filed R aiders asked $213 m illion in (^irk lb 4 0 0 0 Powell dh 3 12 1 history.. Forced to go to overtifne in thd < by refusing to allow the Oakland Kuiper ph 0 10 0 Rajsich rf 3 000 1000 “ Successful teams must have a damages. 1000 Werlh pr 0 0 0 0 Nrdhgn ph The Islanders, seeking to become fifth and final game of their opening Raiders to move to Southern suit against the NFL after the Evans 3d 3020 Yongbld rf 3 12 1 solid core of French-Canadians,” the A1 Locasale, executive assistant Clark rf 2 0 2 1 Brooks 3b 4010 White 2b 4 12 0 Whitt c the first U.S.-based team in hockey league invoked its Rule 4.3, 4 0 3 0 Cnncpcn ss 3 111 Barfield rf 30 11 author suggested. “ Since recruit­ round series against Pittsburg and California — a^decision that could May c 4 0 0 1 Backmn 2b 2000 annals to win three championships requiring approval of three-fourths of the Oakland Raiders, said in an ^ Lconrd pr 0000 Veryzer 2b 0000 Griffin ss ment and trades may be time- stretched to six touf^ games by the have a profound impact on pro foot­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Revmg ph 1000 in a row, have the talent and of the team owners for a franchise interview that whether Oakland will By United Press International LeMastr ss 4 01 0 Garanhr ss 1010 1000 Rangers in the Battle of New York, ball. Laskey p 2000 Puleo p 20 00 lore 3b experience necessary to accomplish consuming, I suggest that, in the In­ shift, to block the Raiders’ move to play in Los Angeles next season East Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 34 6 11 6 they finally flexed their muscles in After 21 days of testimony and W 1L Pci. GB Wohlfrd If 1 0 0 0 Falcone 0000 p terim, the following name changes depended on the legal process. Allen p 0 00 0 Kansas City UO 020 000—4 the task, a fact vindicated by their sweeping the surging Quebec Nor- millions of dollars in attorneys fees, the Coliseum. Boston 18 8 .eee — Toronto 000 31011X—6 be effected Immediately: Serge “ We were all certain that the NFL Totals SO 2 6 2 Totals ' 30 3 11 2 overall first-place finish and record- diques in the Prince of Wales final. the fate of the Raiders and NFL fell The huge 100,000-seat stadium in Detroit 16 9 .640 San Francisco 000 100 001—2 I^Mulliniks. Griffin, Upshaw. DP— Snepsts, Jacques Gradin, Maurice would be found to be in violation of Milwaukee 13 10 .565 3^ New York 200 01000x-3 Toronto 3 LOB-Kansas City 7. Toronto breaking 15-game winning streak The set against ljuebet: was vin­ into the hands of a jury comprised of downtown Los Angeles was left New York 9 14 .391 7V% 8. 2B-Geronimo, Concepcion, Brett. the antitrust act,” Locasale said. Cleveland .391 7^ B—Gardenhire. DP—San Francisco 2, during the 1981-82 campaign. tage Islanders as they made their two bank workers, two housewives, without a pro sports tenant when the 9 14 New York 1. LOB—San Francisco 6, New Powell. Garcia. HR—McRae (5), Garcia “ It (the verdict) doesn’t surprise Baltimore 9 14 .391 7Vi (II, WhiUI4l SB-Moseby, Mulliniks. The Canucks, meanwhile, opponents pay dearly for every mis­ a retired secretary and a post office Rams moved to suburban Anaheim Toronto 9 15 .375 8 York 7. 2B—Backman, Brooks. HR— me.” The jury sent the judge two Kingman (10). SB—Oark. Wilson. S— IP H RERBBSO struggled to finish 11th overall take while executii^ Coach A1 Ar­ clerk — all women. two years ago. West Kansas City ('alifornia ■ 17 10 .630 — Gardenhire, Steams. among the league’s 21 clubs during The NFL said it would appeal the questions at 10:20 a.m. PDT asking IP H RERBBSO Leonard (L 2-3) 62-3 9 5 5 3 2 bour’s system to perfection. In contrast to the first trial, which Chicago 14 9 .609 1 Jackson 11-321110 UPI photo him to clarify the meaning of NFL San Francisco the gruelling 80-game schedule. A Vancouver is outgunned at every ended last August with the jury decision and seek a court order to Oakland 16 11 .593 1 Toronto rule 4.3, which the panel later found Uskey (L 1-2) 6 9 3 3 2 3 team which stresses defense, Van­ keep the Raiders in Oakland for the Kansas City 14 10 583 1>4 2 2 0 0 0 1 Clancy 6 8 4 3 3 0 Reggie makes his point 5 ^ 8 2 . position with the exception of deadlocked 8-2 against the Nf L Seattle 13 15 .464 4‘/i Breining couver managed 290 goals in the 1982-83 season. violated federal law. New York MeUghIn (W 1-1) 3 2 0 0 0 3 goaltender, where Richard after 12% days of deliberation, MinnesoU 10 18 .357 7>/i 8 6 2 2 2 6 Clancy pitched to 1 batter in 7th. U.S. District Court Judge Harry Texas 6 16 .273 Puleo (W 3-2) California's Reggie Jackson Is always Just singled and was on first base when dis­ regular season — a hefty 95 fewer Brodeur’s wizardry may put him on forewoman Patricia Hollowell an­ Falcone 0 0 0 0 1 0 HBP-by Clancy (Wathan), W P- Clancy 2 T-2;4I. A-11.523 v spotlighted or In the limelight. Here he tried cussion took place. Angel Coach Bobby than the high-flying Islanders. a par with embattled Billy Smith, Saiurday's Games Allen (S 7) 1 0 0 0 1 0 The point differential between the (’Icveland at Oakland Puleo pitched to . batter in the 9th; to make a point - right under Umpire Marty Knoop listens on right. who could break his own record of 14 , Falcone pitched to 1 batter in 9th. two clubs (41) and final margin in Chicago at Detroit CHICAGO DETROIT Springstead's nose. Angel outfielder had victories in a single playoff. J BDiton Kansas City at Toninto T-2;25. A-16.7IE. ab r h bi ab r h bi the standings represents the widest ’The Canucks, who can ill afford in­ Minnesota at Milwaukee LeFlore cf 5 2 2 0 Lemon rf 4 120 gap ever for Stanley Cup finalists in Names in the News H

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Sealed bids will be 2— Personals AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY W* ilWciwnleaNy clwck and 15— Siiuatiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce I • Haating-Plumbing 36 Jensen$treet, Manchester...... w^kends receiv*^ until 2:00 p.m. Thursday, 3*-Announcements tppralM any uaad car on a ESTATE OF ALICE M. Deadline for Saturday Is 28— Real Estale Wanted 61— Autos for Sate Doga-Blrda-P^§ 43 May 20. 1982 at which time they 5-~Auclions BEFORl YOU BUY IT. Fully In- WETHERELL. aka MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks tor Sale ALICE W. WETHERELL. will be publicly opened and read 12 noon Friday; Mon­ SIX ROOM Apartment - aurad, prolaaalonal machanica. aloud. The B ^rd of Ekiucation EDUCATION 52— Rooms tor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment tor Sale1 DAY ...... 14(P ADORABLE KITTENS MERCABY day's deadllrie is 2:30 MI8C. SERVICES 40— Household Goods first floor located in four Call aay-f art deceased reserves the right to accept any or 10— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments tor Rent 64— Moiorcycies-Bicycits Free to good home. CaU The Hon William E. FitzGerald, Friday. FINANCIAL 19— Schools-Classes 31— Services Ottered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes tor Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 3 DAYS ...... 13(P FLEA MARKET - Waddell family on West Center all bids on the right to waive Homes ; MAM Plumbing and 643-7294 after 4pm. LINCOLN Judge, of the Court of Probate, 6— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamtmg-Papering 43— Peis-Birds-D^s 55— Oftices-Siores tor Rent School PTA - Saturday, Street. Modern bath, technical formalities if it Is in the 56— Resort Property tor Rent 66— T>Automotive Service 6 DAYS ...... 12(t * Heating, Manchester. 649- CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe District of Manchester at a Phono 643-2711 9— Personal Loans * 33— Guilding*Contracting 44— Musical Insirutnents refrigerator, stove, dis­ hearing held on May 5. 1982 best interest to do so. Nancy J. 34— Rootmg>Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos tor Reni'LRsse 2871. Small repairs, May 8th. Rain or shine. DeVille - 72,000 miles. to— Insurance REAL ESTATE 26 DAYS...... 1U FREE TO CiOOD home, hwasher, newly renovated. Harris. Director/Buslness Ser­ remodeling, heating, 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 35 Good condition. $2700 or ordered that all claims must be black neutered male house $335 per month. No utilities presented to the fiduciary on or vices baths, kitchens and water booths. Refreshments, cat. CaU 643-4409. . Best offer. Telephone 742- 068-04 , heaters. Free estimates! games. included. Security deposit before August 5. 1982 or be barred required. Please call 871- 6800 - Keep trying. as by law provided. Help Wanted 13 Pafnting-Paparfns 32 CHIHUAHUA PUPS - no Sherrie L. Anderson, Help Wanted 13 Homos For Salo 23 Flooring 36 60M. eeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee n REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••• rapers. One female, black, Center Street. 1974 FORD VAN E300. Asst. Clerk INTERIOR PAINTING, $75. Two males, tan, $50. Good condition. Only $1200. The fiduciary is; FLOORSANDING - Floors or best offer. Call 633-7958 W David Keith CLERICAL - Part time Home* For Sale 23 over ten years experience, Bikes, clothing, furniture, CaU after 5:00 p.m., 742- TOWN OF (approx. 8 hrs. daily, 10 to low rates and senior citizen like new! SpeciaUzing in 9450. weekdays 8-5 p.m. only. f)75 Main Street older floors. Natural and wood burning stove and MANCHESTER - Center Manchester. CT 06040 MANCHESTER 15 days each month). Must discounts. 643-9980. lawn mower. 36 O'Leary Street-First floor - three (K)4'04 ARTS a CRAFTS know touch system on 10 MANCHESTER - “ Bowers GLASTONBURY - Luxury stained floors. No waxing FREE Kittens - two 1965 FORD FAIRLANE - 6 Mr ralJi anymore! John VerfaiUe, Drive, Saturday 10-5. room apartment on SPECIALIST key calculator and be fast School” - Four BR Ranch sale by owner. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR females left. Very pretty. busline. One month securl-' cvl., running condition. $3.72 - $4.02 per hour and accurate. Bookkeeping Colonial, 2Vk baths,- Seven rooms, 2Vt baths, PAINTING - Wallpapering 646-5750. Eight weeks old. CaU 6 ^ ty. $300 monthly including Ideal for parts. Best offer. Rcisponsible for organization experience helpful. Cali fireplace, rear patio, side master BR suite with and Drywall Installation. utiUties and appliances. No Telephone after 4 pm - 643- 19 8 1CAPRIS and Instruction of special craft porch, all on nice, flat, balcony, gas heat, central 1866. Aalwmllc, fir, sltr- T o u r Community Newspaper' projects on playgrounds. 647-0404 between 9 am and Quality professional work. Pets. 644-0019. I 5 pm for an interview. treed lot. $83,900. Century air, rap-a-round deck with Reasonanle prices. Free □MISC. FOR SALE TAILGATE Tag and CSraft M, tow mitoi, (tar Responsible for inventory and PINTO SQUIRE 1976- 4 cliaica ordering of supplies for 21 - Lindsey Real Estate, sliders, wood beam Estimates! Fully insured. sale - May 22nd, 9 am - 3 649-4000. ceilings, large tiled foyer, pm.' Barnes School - 305 EAST HARTFORD - Two cylinder, automatic. Good following year. Requires ASSEMBLERS AND COIL G.L.. McHugh, 643-9321. Houaehold Qooda 40 PIGS FOR SALE for thorough knowledge of arts and ■Winders. - female pocket doors, closets May Road, East Hatford. family spacious two condition. 74,000 miles. <6895 crafts, completion of formal galore, over-sized garage. Rent a 8i»ce, $8.00. 569- freezer and barbecue. bedroom apartment with Asking $1800.00. Call 643- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 preferred. Finger dexteri­ M ANCHESTER - Im ­ INTERIOR AND USED course of study in arts and ty necessary. Experience maculate four bedroom $1I9,9()0. Open house Sun­ EXTERIOR Painting and 4075 or 5694196. Telephone 643-4678. appUances and carpeting. 2213. 81XR-7 ‘7895 crafts or one year’s experience REFRIGERATORS, ------Smurity. Adults. No pets. PLEASE READ not necessary - will train. Colonial with beautiful aw­ day, May 9th, 1-5 p.m. 190 Paperhanging. Ceilings Mercury Cougar, under 10, =1 in instruction of arts and crafts WASHERS, R A N G E S ...... A PAIR OF Adorable, long A =H Shallowbrook Lane, $325. Milne Real Estate - GOVERNMENT 000 miles, air, PS. sleieo with youth, and ability to Four day week, 10 hour day ning covered patio and at­ repaired or replaced. Free Articlea tor Salo 41 YOUR AD - 7-5:30. Apply at Able Coil tached garage. $87,000. Ed Glastonbury, (off Route 83 estimates. Fully insured. Qean, (guaranteed. Parts haired, orange and white 528-6573 or 528-3320.. SURPLUS CARS AND Choice of two stimulate and maintain interest at Manchester line). 646- A Service. Low prices! kittens are anxious to Trucks. Many sold through 81CHEV ‘6495 of participants. Begins week of Electronics, Bolton, Conn. Gorman Associates, 646- References. Martin B.D. Pearl ASon, 49 Main become m em bers of a June 21 through week of August 4040. 7337. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., — XMiilEni------FOUR AND FIVE ROOM local sales under $300.00. Malibu 4 door, air cond.. Classified ads are taken TUBE BENDER Street. 643-2171. lovink family. 633-6581 or APARTMENT- Quiet CaU 1-714-569-0241 Ext. 1069 lO'iOO miles. over the phone as a con- 16. 9;00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 649-4431. Chair u n 34^71. An opportunity exists on the day shift for an neighborhood . Large yard, for your directory on how venlance. The Herald is PLAYGROUND LEADER CASHIERS FLOWERED COLONIAL One Year Old garge,. Recently to purchase. Classified experienced Tube Bender who can lay out and >3.49 - 13.69 HOWROYD-ZUCCARO 1 responsible for only one winged back chair. Good Used 7 Months rem^eled. Central near fabricate master pipes and assemblies Involving a Requires general knowledge of WANTED House Painters. ; condition. $30.00. Boata-Aeceaaorlea 48 incorrect insertion and sports and games; must work Experienced, reliable. Call: bus line. No pets. Security. 1970 CHEVELLE WAGON 8 limited number of bends and simple angles. We have immediate Telephone 646-8112... then only to the size ol well with children of all ages. Prompt free estimates. Manch - 6434578 649-7718. automatic, air- Responsible for.organizing and openings on our after­ or 1979 SEARAY 20 ft. 228 conditioning. $350. the original Insertion. Starting rate Is $9.02 per hour. Excellent benefits Scheduling now. CaU Steve leadership of variety of recrea­ noon and evening shifts. ATLANTA Allnighter Stafford 1-684-2386 horsepower. Tandem easy TWO BEDROOM Telephone 643-^22. SRiCUl Errors which do not package. Apply In person, 8-11am, and 1-4pm, or tion activities. Enthusiasm a at 643-63M or Jack at 646- wood-coal stove, two years load trailer. $9500. or best lessen the value ol the No experience 6519. APARTMENT in two fami­ PURCHASE call: must Ability to maintain effec­ old, excellent condition. offer. Telephone 875-1497. ly. AppUances and elec­ BUICK RIVERA 1963. Ads advertlsenwnl will not tive relationship with par­ necessary - but helpful. 81 ZEPHYR Please apply in person Small antique cast iron ★ tricity included. 1 child Classic. Needs minor be corrected by an ad­ ticipants and the public. Begins wood-gas kitchen stove, 4-Doors*S«veral to 238-8122 June 2B through August 13, 9:30 between 6am and 3pm BuUdlng Contracting 33 ALUMINUM SHEETS Qarden Producta 47 accepted. No pets. $400 repair, must sell im ­ ditional Insertion. four worWng burners aM printing plates. .007 chooM from. a.m. - 4:00 p.m. montnly plus heat. Securi­ mediately. $300 firm. Automatic, air conditorv at: oven. 646-7823 - keep u,ink. Mx2«%’“ 50p m oH. International Applications are available at X-Tr$ Mart Covniiience Start LEON CIESZYNSKI thick, 23x28%’^. 50c each, ty, references, lease, 643- Telephone 646-6310. ing. 6 cyl., power steer­ trying. 8451. ing. power brakes. AM- the Personnel Office, 41 Center BUILDER. New homes, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- FM. > more Silver Company 404 Hartford RL MavclMitar 2711. They MUST be picked 1970 NOVA in good running 8 To all home Street. Manchester, Connec­ additions, remodeling, rec TWO ANDERSON Awnins YOUR CHOICE 550 Research Parkway ticut. rooms, garages, kitchens up before 11:00 a.m. only. lU M ID A 'S COVENTRY Sublet with condition. Needs body . Minorities and females are en­ windows 50w z 72h. $40.00 work. Best offer over $300. g\\t Meriden, Connecticut 06450 remodeled, ceilings, bath TROPICAL PLANTS fall option. Two bedrooms couraged to apply. each. Telephone 646-2190. SWIM POOLS - Distributor Call 742-5549 or 522-4222. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 45 Boulder Road tile, dormers, roofing. I in country setting 1/2-mile Residential or commer­ must dispose of brand new for Mother’* Day — from lake. Rent negotiable RN - COMMUNITY GENERAL ELECTRIC 14 on ground 31’ long pools 1969 FORD FAIRLANE V- ^4995 Manchester cial. 649-4291. and includes heat, hot subscribers BABYSITTER: Teacher, HEALTH - generalized cubic ft. frost free with huge sundecks, safety 8. Automatic. 2 door hard­ 79 MARK V >8495 teachers aide or similar refrigerator with pull out Hundreds to choose water. 742-8626 - keep Equipped with leather interi­ EXPEDITER - An program including a fencing, hi rate filters, top. $595. 742-6027. or. padded vinyl root PAINTER - Must have Central, private location ELECTRICAL SERVICES trying. a aggressive individual with experience, who is Hospice home care freezer. Great for cottage. ladders, etc. Asking $978 from. Location: Gulf am/fm stereo. 8 track with transportation. creative, mature, responsi­ - We do all types of Elec­ Bargain at $95.00. quad. good memory and com­ program. Experience pltasi, no affnts 643-7166 trical Work! LJcensed. CaU complete. Financing Station, Corner of MERCURY MONTEGO Experienced and depen­ ble and loving for two necessary. B.S.N. T e le ^ n e 644-8806. Broad & W. Mdle. MANCHESTER - Insulated of dable. Call 246-7101. 8 a.m.- munication skills to work after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. available. Call: NEIL and sided five room 1970 Florida car. V-8. 77 MARK V '6595 for an aircraft type children: 2 1/2 and 1/2- preferred. Glastonbury collect (203) 745-3319. Tpke. Dally until sold Automatic. Power Bill Blass senes lendau 5 p.m. 1930 MAYTAG WASHER - duplex, kitchen newly roof, turbine wheels, lealh manufacturer. All com­ years old. Vernon Circle V.N.A. 633-3521. Ldt*-Land for Safe 24 Servicea Offered 31 steering. 2 door hardtop. er interior area. Part time. Own •nMOTHY J. CONNELLY ringer type. Antique. out. redecorated, private base­ pany paid benefits in an Residential & Contmercial DARK LOAM - 5 yards Will trade for pick-up. 742- HAPPY WORK AT HOME jobs transportation. Call 646- PHYSICIANS OFFICE - MANCHESTER - Three $75.M. Telephone 643-1938. ment, fenced and private 6027. 79 CHEVY >5895 available! Substantial ear­ air-conditioned plant-. Per­ Construction. Remodeling, delivered, $50. plus tax. back yard. Two cnildren Caprice classic Station The Herald sons qualified send resume 5153 days (leave name with seeking summer office building lots in fine area. LICENSED DAY c a re Sand, Gravel, Stone & Wagon lully equipped! MOTHER'S DAY nings possible, call 504-641- answering service). home improvements, ad­ OK. Lease, solid to,P.O. Box 242, Main Of­ help. General office duties All city facilities. Builder mother will watch your ditions, bathroom & Trap Rock. CaU 643-9504. 1977 BUICK CENTURY 8003, extension 494, for in­ available. CaU owner - 643- child(ren) or infant days. references and security B o n n ie — fice, Manchester, Conn. Monday-Thursday. kitchen remodeling, T A Q S A L E S required. Available 6/1/82. SPORT COUPE V-6. 81 COUGAR formation. Reliable, conscientious, 6150. Nutritious meals and fun. ORIENTAL RUGS - * R E N TA L S Power steering, power 06040. PART TIME roofing, siding, repairs, $350 plus utilities. 4 door sedans, college student preferred Call 643-8567. Reasonable Chinese ' furniture, brakes, air conditioning, most have A/C, that have M We all love you and we SPECIAL EDUCATION HANDYMAN door & window replace­ Telephone 646-3868. ACCOUNTS for our busy two girl office. rates. cabinets, tables, chairs, Rooms for Sent 52 am-fm 8 track stereo. One P/S, AM-FM stereo. think you're great! Teacher - cross- ment and alterations, tm- Starting from RECEIVABLE and collec­ For weekday morninsa Please call 646-6031 1379. doromandel screen, royal MANCHESTER MAIN owner. 742-6027. categorical position at approximately 20 hours □ B U S IN E S S 1 tions. Part time. between 11:30 and 1:30 THE VERPLANCK P.T.A. doulton dinner set, slmoge MANCHESTER - Oean, STREET - Three room *5 5 9 5 middle school beginning par weak. p.m. ONLY! 1979 SUBARU BRAT - Love & Kisses September 1982. Must be Experienced. Contact Ad­ and SERVICES DENNIS AND RUSSELL will have its annual School and havilland china. furnished rooms, maid ser­ heated apartment. Hot ukiaits « something John & Christopher ministrator at 646-1360. MILLER - Remodeling, .' Fair and Tag Sale, on its Telephone 634-07OT. vice. Security. $50.00 week­ water, appliances. No pets. loaded with extras. 4WD. certified in special educa­ Sea Mr. Carter HELP WANTED for East •••••••••••••••••••••••• (Jood on gas. 649-2727. $4650 XXOO tion. Send letter and additidns, roofing, rec school grounds. May 8th ly. 'Telephone 649-2813. Security, parking. 523-7047. BANKING - Part time CARTER CHEVROIET CO., bw. Hartford factory. 40 hours Sotvicoa Otfand 31 ^ or best offer. resume to Or. Donald ••••••awaaaawa********** rooms, paneling, gutters, from 10 to 2. For table GARMENT BAG for clerk. Bookkeeping 1229 Main SI., Manchatlar per wek. Telephone 522- aluminum and vinyl siding ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING Nicoletti, Director of Pupil 9006 for interview appoint­ REWEAVING BURN )• space, please contact 646- traveling, folds canvas 1974 CUTLASS Oldsmobile Personnel Services, Coven­ Department. South Wind­ installed year 1 ^26. ROOM for gentleman. LARGE SIX room duplex, sor Bank and Trust Com- 64S-S4S4 ment. HOLES. Zippers, um­ sturdy zipper with handle Private entrance, shower, nice vard, appliances, - one owner. Mileage 44,- mm to sell round.Telephone 64^2954 A try Public Schools, 78 brellas repairs. Window $25. d^l617. Ideal for quiet lamily. No 000. Must sell - moving out 79PLYM. ‘ 3195 Ripley Hill Road, Coven­ any. Contact Warren or 649-1421. bath, free parking. Apply 'atteson at 289-6061 for ap­ TEACHERS - Are you shades, Venetian blinds. at 195 Spruce Street. pets, no utiUties. Security of state. Asking $1300. 649- Horizon 4-Door, MOM - try, Ct. 06238. E.O.E. LAUNDRY PERSON - Keys. TV FOR RENT. WOODCHIPS FOB SALE automatic You're the pointment. EOE. tired of working too hard FARRAND required. $395. Telephone 2940. Part time. Saturday and Marlow's, 867 Main Street. Any amount. Telephone FURNISHED ROOM in 643-1561. 80AMC ‘ 3695 greatest. for too little and not even REMODELING - Cabinets, Spirit. 4-cyl. 4-speed Sunday mornings. Ap­ being appreciated? Your 649-5221. 646-1325 9 a.m.-l p.m. or Manchester. New house, 1971 FORD TORINO for proximately lO hours per Roofing, Gutters, Room i'TAG/CRAFT SALE - 646-7376 6 p.m.-9 p.m. WAGON- Running condi­ 79 MAZDA ‘ 3595 Love, FOOD PRODUCTION MANAGER instructional and Additions, Decks, all types F. Saturday - Skinner Road central. Wall to wall THREE ROOM Apartment week at $3.50 per hour. Call organizational skills make BRICK, BLOCK STONE - carpeting. AU privileges. in newer four family, tion. $125.'Good for parts, QLC Wagon, automatic. Andy & Billy George at 643-2751. Concrete. (Jhimney o f Remodeling and t' School, Vernon. Rain or SWIMMING POOL or n e ^ s work. Call 649- 4-cyl. A new production facility haa baan built by a you the perfect candidate Repairs. FREE ^ shine. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Yard, parking, bus une. appUances, heat included. for a rewarding career in R epairs. “ No Job Too DISTRIBUTOR fights in­ Includes heat and utilities. Basement, laundry, nice 3196. 81 MAZDA ‘ 5895 young and''aggraaalva company Involvad In tha MECHANIC Small.” Call 644-8356 for Estimates. Fully insured. flation! Offers additional yard, parking, lease and GLC. Auto, AM/FM 6.- less than Y manufacture ol paela producta. A Production real estate. Call EM Gor­ Telephone 643-6017. 10-3 p.m., 649-8206 Monday 000 miles. Experienced. Heavy equip­ man to discuss the first estimates. discounts,on the new 1982 thru Friday, 6-10 p.m., 647- security. $365 per month. Trucka lor Salo 62 M anager la needed. Experience In food ment. Own tools. Call 742- models. 31X 19 ft. complete i Occupancy June 1st. 646- 80DATSUN ‘ 4595 To Renee — step toward a more 9813 evenings and 510 2-Door Sedan. 4 procaaaing, baking or cooking la required: 8808 Monday - Friday, 6am C & M Tree Service, Free with sun deck, fence and weekends. 0063 or 565-2329. TRUCK CAP - Insulated 8 satisfying future. Ed (Jor- filter. $978 delivered. Will cyl., 4-speed, true Excellent chancaa for growth and advancement - 4:30 pm. man Associates, Realtors ' estimates. Discount senior ft. Red and white. $2M.00. economy. $ 9 9 00 citizens. Company SATURDAY, May 8th -- finance. CaU collect 203- You are the are available. 646-4040. Rain or shine. 9am - 4pm. TOLLAND - Large room MANCHESTER - Two Telephone 646-2775. 78H0WA ‘ 4995 MEDICAL SECRETARY Manchester owned and A New Book 964-5642. family up five rooms. $375. best mommy Apply to: (leaning out many varied fo r rent.Kitchen Accord, 5-speed, AM- Carla Squatrlto and Receptionist. Full operated. Call 646-1327. es. Call, after 6:30 Security, References, pay 1977 CHEVY Blazer'2WD, FM. a real beauty. time. Single Doctor's of­ WANTED CLEANING items. ^ West Street (ac- g in the whole 188 W. Middle Turnpike woman to clean small Sew-Simple PUSH LAWN mower 4781. own heat, utilities. standard transmission, air, 76 COMET ‘ 2595 fice. Send resume to Box LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ tuaUy Route 85) Bolton. worldl Mancheetar - 843-7424 home on Saturday. craftsman, easy to push. Appliances. Telephone 727- low mileage. Extras. $i2700. 4-door, 6 cyl.. auto.. Air PP, c/o The Manchester References required. Call cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ $25. Bicycle girls 24 inches MANCHESTER AREA - 1505 days 646-4529 evenings. Negotiable. Telephone 646- condition. Herald. ages cleaned. AU types I t 649-5824 after 5 pm. b a c k y a r d Tag sale - western flyer, blue with Room for Tent. Keep trying. 7307. 79PLYM. ‘ 4295 NAME...... Love, trash, brush removed. May 8th and 9th, 10 am - 5 basket. Good condition, Professional, sober male. Horizon 3-Dr. Matthew and PART TIME. Your TWO WAITRESSES full PART TIME Lunch Picket, Split Rail, pm. Rain date foUowing $25. 646-6794 $65.00 weekly. Plus securi- •••••••••••••••••••••••• Hatchback. 4-speed. ADDRESS. CITY...... Daddy telephone and our time. Day shift. New employs - Monday - Stockade Fences installed. weekend. 81 Alton Street ty a n d references, Homaa lor Sant 54 Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 Friday. No experience 5284)670. off West Middle TurnpUce. 2-32’’ X 54 1/4“ WOOD •••••••••••••••••••••••• 81 LYNX ZIP ...... • PHONE.. XO customers turn spare time Restaurant in Manchester, lelephone 646-1447. into super earnings. 528- Telephone 646-2571. necessary - we will train. CLERK - Union Catalog STORM WINDOWS. 1-28’’ MANCHESTER - Im­ MOTORCYCLE 3-Door 6631. Ideal for the housewife. Clerk for Hartford LICENSED DAY CARE X 54 1/2” Wood Storm Win­ maculate three bedroom INSURANCE - Lowest Earn extra money while HOME - Will watch your GIANT, STOEET WIDE dow. 1 Mahogany Double Interlibrary loan center. TAG SALE begins Satur­ Apartmanta for Sant 53 cape - two baths. $500 per Rates Available! Many op­ PURCHASING the children are in school. child or Infant days. CaU Bed Frame and Spring. month plus utilities. Lom­ tions. CaU: Clarice or 10:30 to 1:30. Monday - day 10 a.m.. May 8th, AT, Air, AM/FM rodio □ N O T IC E S DEPARTMENT of an NURSES Summers off if needed. Friday. Associates degree, 6464)262. Telephone 643-5276. MANCHESTER- One and bardo and Associates, 649- Joan, Clarke Insurance Manchester Herald Clean, pleasant surroun­ Phelps Road, Manchester. One Herald Square •••••••••• •••••••••••• Aerospace manufacturing We are now accepting 'good filing and typing skills two bedroom apartments 4003. Agency 643-1126. firm has an opening for an applications for a full dings. Apply in person: desired. Salary $2^ an­ SMALL LOADS OF ’TWO REFRIGERATORS- available. Centrally > 5 3 9 5 Manchester, Conn. 06040 \ Loti and Found 1 organized individual with a Dairy Queen, 242 Broad STONE, trap rock, play Kelvinator & G eneral • •••••••••••••••••••«•••• and part time position nually. Send resume by located on busline near TWO GIRLS BICYCLES - knowledge of blue prints Street. May I9th to: Sondra Astor sand, white stone, loam Electric. 15.6 cubic feet, shopping center and OHIcaa-Sloraa One 24’’ Sears, $10.00. One I LOST: GRAY Long haired on our 11 - 7 am shift. If a n d pool sand and the material specs you are an RN or LPN Stave, Eastern Connecticut Wbite.Excellent running schoou. For further details lor Sant 58 20” girls Huffy, $30.00. ; Persian cat. Blue collar. manual. Heavy telephone Atnerica's oldest licensor Library Association, DEUVERED. Telejrfione BE A' BUYER - be a seUer condiUon. Call 649-9912. call 649-7157. Telephone 646-52W after IILVHI ■ Pearl Street, Manchester. and are seeking a good - The Eastern Coqnecticut TYPE on PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK LIMIT 20 WORDS contact and inventory con­ of ice cream shops Department MH, 1216 Main 644-1775. Wo r k s p a c e or 6:00 p.m. STATION WA«M ; REWARD. Telephone 649- salary, excellent Flea Market (Jet. 31 and trol. All company paid needs qualified families Street, Wlllimantic, CT SOLID OAK record cabinet MANCHESTER - Newly STORAGE SPACE FOR Automate, air con­ . 9697 after 6 p.m. benefits in an air- benefits and a very con­ to operate their own 06226. ' law n MOWERS 32, Mansfield) would be the decorated one bedroom 1980 SUZUKI GS S50E- dition. AM/FM ra­ answer for you. Every Sun­ 42’’h X 21’’w, two doors. RENT in Manchester. No dio. conditioned plant. Send genial working environ­ REPAIRED - Free pick-up Original finish. Great for apartment. Acerts to shop­ lease or security deposit. Ezcellent conditpn. Low » FOUND: Tan and white resume to P.O. Box 93, ment, please call: and delivery. 10% Senior day, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. (sellers ping centers, buslines and Reasonable rates. Suitable mileage! Cover. Helmet. ; male cat. Has brown Condominiums 22 8 a.m. - no reservations stereo or turntable. $98.00. Buckland Station, GRESTFUD Ca/i4/ei^ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Discount. E(j()NOMY 649-5555. schools. For further details for small business. Retail $1600.00. Call 646-2012. ‘ 5 5 9 5 ; collar. Call 647-9013. Manchester, Conn. 06040. COmXLESCaiTHONE Ice Cream Factoiy LAWN MOWERj^7-3660. necessary). Nothing to it... please call 528-4196 and commercially zoned. but to do It. 487-mi. between 9.and 5 pm or Chll S7M801, 10 to 5. THREE WHEEL Adult 79 HONDA >3795 ; LOST - One year old black 86S V»mon 8t., Manch. Carvel representatives USED SWIMMING pool, S43-81S1 Mrs. Mm Grant, ROTOTILLIN^$10 for after 5 pm and wertends, tricycle - seldom used. Civic 2-door K and white male cat. Vicinl- v/ill be in MANCHESTER above ground, 24 z 4 ft. IDEAL FOR DNS average size garden,*also, 649-7157..______NEWLY RENOVATED ^00.00. With gas motor - J ty of Parkade Apartments, MANCHESTER, CT. $400. Joe, 646-3335. COUEQE STUDENTS Our staff as well as our Carriage Houae professional lawn care. 310 square feet office $250.00. 643-7343 or 643- » Manchester. Telephone at the Cali K.R. 646-4689, 5-9. U8 MAIN STREET - Three 510 Hatchback, 2-door. $. ; 647-0189. DS FULL TIME patients are treated Condominiuma CERAMIC kiln, 1175.00. available. Main Street 5815. a p ^ . AM/FM radio h — ---... - , , with individuality and WITH 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom Joe, 646-3335. room heated apartment. location with ample 10 Hrv. $ 75.00 Carvol Ico Cream Store garden style, and 2 bedroom GARDENS ROTOTILLED Hot water, no appUances, BOYS 24” Raleigh three dignity. 335*337 Center Street parking. CaU 649-2891. 77DATSWI ‘3895 J FOUND: Vest-Charter 20 Hr*. 150.00 Townhouses. These'QuaUty, - Cub cadet tractor with security. Tenant in­ speed bike - four years old. 200SX.k>wmiles > Oak Park 10 days ago. Iden- May 15th. & 16th. All-Brick Units include: Ful­ CALORIC GAS Range - 30 Hr*. 240.00 rear mounted tiller. Any moving, must seU. $40.00. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 •••••••••••••••••••••••to Great in between bike. Call , tify. Telephone 649-4136. See-Mr. Hollfelder ly appllanced kitchens, size garden. Satisfaction ; MANUAL TYPEWRITER, GAS STATION hardwood floors, Tber* ; console stereo, Uving room Telephone 646-6310. weekdays. Wnntad to Sant 57 646-0475, even $45.00. 78 TOYOTA *4895 Wednesday, May 12th ATTENDENTS WANTED- T o make an appointment mopane Windows and Cen­ g u a ra n ty . Call 6474)530 •••••••••••••••••••••••to CtoNCto O T 2-door Utback. t LOST-Man's Eye Glasses CALL TOLL FREE or 872-4106. / set. chiystal glasses, boat 5 -tp «e d . AM/FM radio, only - Howard Johnson Part and full time, tral Air Conditioning. AU and trailer, lathe beds and NEW HOME treadle PLEASANT FOUR THREE 20 inch boys bikes tape deck ; in brown leaher case in this, plus they are siiuated'in ROOMS in quiet famUy at- $10, $15.00, $20.00. Fair to i Bolton last Wednesday. Motor Lodge, Windsor Manchester. Address all 1-800-327-8666 EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ •collets, tools, chain saw, sewing machine with boz Locks. 10 am or 2 pm. inquiries to : Manchester CARVEL CODPORAnon a park-like setting, con­ ting, driveway sealing, cutting tordii 3 h.p. elec- top. Last Pat. 1879. nwrohere. Elderly persons RKTIREO LOCAL good condition. Telephone II MAZDA >6395 : Call 643-5373. Vonkov Ho. Vok 10701 veniently located at East Q -13 8 preferred. Non-smokers, S»1047. GLC Luxury 4 door, air Must be neat. Herald, c/o Box 00. Center Street and Pitkin experienced. College trie m otor, plus m is- Working condition. $85.00. COUPLE NOW UVINQ senior, references. CaU cellaneous. I Street - Telephone 6434252 after 4 no pets, references, securi­ No phone calls Street. SPECIAL MAKE IT with Needle A ty plus utiUties. Tetesibone M'FLORIDANEEOEA YAMAHA YZ465 dirt bike. TSDATSm >4995 FINANCING BEING P eter Krupp, 643-0468. Saturday 9-2. p.m. WANTED: Experienced Ihread has full direcHona M84897,, -- R E N T IN Many new parts- and 510 4-door Wagon, atr con- □ e m p l o y m e n t Pressmen, 2-3 years OFFERED! Prices start at Free esUmates. for over 40 quick, pick-np dllton. 4-speed trans . 945,500. A toUl of 18 nniU. projects that pti .your MOVING • Must aeU U MANCHESTEH PON sp a re s . Asking $1100. muetbesean. FULL 'HME CAR CLEAN FLORAL DESIGNER - experience running multi A handy cover-up for MANSFIELD Center r- Ezcellent condition. household chores with leisure hours to good use. years accumulation of THE SUliMEa CAU HeS> Wanted 13 UP MAN WANTED- Apply Mature person with and Itek duplicators. Good CaU Alex Matthew ’ Items for the home (pU- Woodsedge apartments!- Telephone 649-3546. in person to Gorin's Sports experience in flower shop working conditions and Qroup I ItoaHora bias or mflie trim. tools, clothes, furniture, ME-IW20 or Wrtto Bex S-door Hatchback, ak con­ Please Clip & No. 8168 with Photo- lows, a biscuit quilt); for dishes, truck tires, chain TOP UALITY Newly rqnovatM, country, dition, power steering, benefits at area commer­ ISHkaida A UtaacWta P, e/oThe Monehoolor power brakes, low mileage, REAL ESTATE SALES - Car Center. Route 83, Ver- operations. Flexible part ATTICS, GARAGES, Guide is in Sixes Small, your own, children’s and saw,-1*V, motor home, pool SCTEENBD ilton to]f.. setting, two bedrooms, BOYS 24” II Ed Gorman Associates, time hours. Call 643-0^. cial print shop. Please call 64M003 CELLARS CLEANED t men’s wardrobe (pina­ 1310. Includes beat and hm HeroM. record deluze bicycle. economy plus' 646-6161 for Interview. Medium or Large. Me­ table, carpet. Saturday and mUjCall Rockland Farms Realtors have an extensive Light trucking. AU types of dium (12-14), IH yards. fore, hmpi coat, ebere Sunday■ sy 9-4.M . 32------Colonial-- ■ ‘ ®*W8. water. Telephone 429-U70 <}uaUW hi-pressure gum on the lob training brush and trash removed. apron). Use felt for novel or 2334660. waU ures, double hotted Mail Today, or PottemamvaaohUeatg guts; patchwork for eco­ Road, Bolton. program designed to give MILLBRIDGE HOLLOW . CaU 648-1947. in ala** akewn. TWO NINETEEN inch: frame, Uke new. $98.00. 12.5% APR you the opportunity to PART TIME nomy. Homaa-Apla. to ahnrn 58 financing avallobie one bedroom condo - aU TAG SALE - Antique Wart and t ^ i e pivtahle MANCHESTER - ’Two CaU 640-17M. on any now Lynx, write your own success CHILD CARE - days. Ages ^ Q-188, Make It with beihroom Uniiibouse with story. Call Ed Gorman at EVENINGS DIRECTOR-TEACHER appliances, pool, sauna, aU Needle A Thread is $8.25 clothing and fnrnlture, J-.V-•- '♦30.00 each, Capri or Zephyr. wanted for Manchester amenities. No pets. No three and up. CaU GaU 6W- a copy. baby supplies, unusual ^I^Wqthooe 04S4S14. firrtlace, baths, w8U to- ROOMMATE WANTED Cwnp«ra-Tiraltors-MoMto Call Classified 6464040 for a confidential ssisejuwrt IMMEDIATELY to share Honm 55 aaork nuridng tBliphonE ealls Nursery School. Five day - Children. 633-2996 or 633- 1633. Ti srtar, awd $8$s, hMtadaa faWto,' urims, yarn and ...... ■ wail ear|)eting, stove, Interview. refrigerator and dis- two bedroom apartment in •••••••••••••••••••*»*«« Conn \ O ldest Lincoln from oiv now oM6o. Ckaod voieo ■ muot AM Sessions. CaU M7-9293. 4245. ptttlfi Ml felMNI||e - much more. S a t ^ y 84. PIN^ BOOKCASE - baod- M«»icury M ozda Deolei LIGHT TRUCKING - at- jlerattifSSr 58 Grove Street (off Sum- JP*!*; Unflnlified. ♦W.CIIL,J' " Quiet lOrttiOD. Glastonbury. pOOe month' 1«4 CHEVROLET VAN - at Salary, eommiaalona, and plaaaant worM ^ TAILOR - Experienced in tics and basements mit). TelepboBe 8434638. Agency, OtSr' plus half of utiUties. CaU UnUmtted options. MovIm , FULL TIME OR oondWona. Work from 8 pm to 9 pm and cleaned, lawns mowed, let Carol at m -SO S after 8:30 must sacrifice. CaU 875- RAIIT TIME menswear. FiiU or part Make today your day to New FASHION with BECOME AN AVON Saturday morning. time. Excellent working us haulyour unwantetnnnk Photo-Guide patterns In islSaSr , . VARIETY houae phuita - p.m. ^ 0356. REBREBENTATIVE conditions plus paid browse through the away. Telephone 648-7368. all also raagee, lUa a Ztf cacti, Swedish Ivy, outdocnr ONE HALF OF DyPLEX -: 643-2711 Classified Ads ... you’re LARGE MULTI bathroom WHITE STAR TRAILER - Its CINTII ST CMISaa-BMI or C all Mr. Taylor benefits. Apply in person to ipecial Grace Cole CoUee- •M mrtM M A « . flowering bushes, roM of Very nice large rooms. MANCHESTIt US-SUS aaa-atas tor dMait Mr. S i^ e r or Mr. Apter, sure to find a buy wUch is PIANO TUNING and tlon for larger elses: plas THREE FAMILY Tag Sale sbaron,- perennials, four Huge y a ri as weU. $500 - multt entry home 16 foot. Sleeps siz. Stove, rW* MIMI WwMMPb 647-9946 Regal Mens Shop, 903 Main hard to turn down. repair. CaU Susan Akmen- 8 BONUS Comm! - Sahwrty, May ^ KM. kitchen ^ Irs, alf ve^ monthly. No ntilities. available immediately. ice boz, toilet, awning. W p A Lot C4BEEE-am. Street, Manchester. tin a t ' Prica .... 31J5. IS Hebron Road, Bolton, reasonable. 0484486. Security. 6434668. Telephone 247-2777; Asking $700. 633-4226. T o A Lot ^ People _ - -Ji;*..- ' ■ -r. . -1. 4 , ,, V (

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