24 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Frl., June 11. 1982 Despite tax cuts, businesses reduce spending plans Bast m eets lalmes wins Budget vote ’ii-

WASHINGTON.'(UPI) - Despite veyed on 1982 plans, three months worst since the 11.5 percent drop in spend $328.6 billion to modernize 4.8 percent this year. even more definite terms what ad­ ministration spokesmen have generous tax cuts, American ago, they planned to cut back by spending in 1975, the department factories and . replace aging equip­ If the government’s inflation es­ 'est on Center by TKO lates Reagan businesses are planning to cut their only 1 percent. said. ment during 1982. timate was more optimistic than already conceded, that the original The latest quarterly survey of “supply-side” dream of an almost spending by 2.4 percent this year, Spending for all of 1981 stayed at The estimate of a 2.4 percent that of the business planners, the ac­ the Commerce Department said the same level of the previous year business spending plans received tual shrinkage in the outlook would immediate surge in business spen­ .. . page 9 . . . page 15 ... page 4 most of its responses in late May, decrease was adjusted for inflation ding, inspired by tax cuts and a pro­ Thursday the result of recession and and had increased by 0.8 percent in and based on an anticipated inflation be far greater, analysts said. 1980, another recession-struck year. department analysts said, and business White Houtc, was thwarted the erosion of earnings. rate for the business sector of only The survey served to confirm in by recession. The last time businesses were sur­ The 1982 cutback would be the showed that businesses intended to

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British toll mounting Thatcher vows no 'betrayal' A day at the races 2 By United Press International number of casualties. Was the death tines, but no British, were killed. Collins Johnson of Dillon Sales & Services Inc., Manchester checks In toll in three figures? 1 just don't In Buenos Aires, Argentina’s with the starter before heading down the pylon-studded track for a Britain said Friday its Falkland know.” military command issued a conflic­ timed handling exercise In a Ford Escort. Eighty New England Ford Islands forces have bounced back She met with her war Cabinet ting report on fighting Thursday dealers and salespersons recently attended a day-long performance from a blistering air attack military Friday to discuss the war campaign. near Mount Kent. 12 miles west of driving seminar taught by the ScottI Scho^ of Defensive Driving at sources say claimed 43 British lives In a written reply to a Conser­ the capital of Stanley. Thompson Speedway. The program Includecha lines and apexes exer­ and 130 casualties — Britain’s worst vative member of Parliament ‘ A patrol of the Argentine army cise (the proper line to follow for race car driving), an acceleration test human loss in its 10-weeks of Harvey Proctor, Mrs. Thatcher also clashed with a British section, fighting with Argentina. promised to consider making a per­ producing at least three deaths in with Ford’s Mustang GT, and a demonstration of ScottI School’s anti- British defense sources told the sonal visit to the Falklands once the terrorist driving techniques. the British troops, which retreated Press Assocation, the national news war is over.’’ rapidly and in disorder,” the com­ agency, the death toll from Argen­ “ (Thursday) our forces continued mand said. tine attacks on two landing ships to consolidate their positions and Tuesday is expected to climb even move forward equipment,” the "There was little activity from higher because of the seriousness of Defense Ministry said. “The losses the enemy artillery,” the command Small business told injuries, especially burns. sustained during the attack on the said, adding that Argentina,suffered UPl photo As the liner QE2 docked in two landing ships are being made no casualties. ELATED RELATIVES CROWD THE SHORE Southampton with 700 British sur­ good.” Another Argentine patrol am- greeting the luxury liner back from Falklands vivors from the Falklands fighting, The ministry reported “reconn- bused a British observation post, to broaden outlook the Defense Ministry, citing naissance and aggressive killing one British soldier and cap­ “operational reasons,” refused to patrolling” during which five Argen­ turing another, it said. By LeRoy Pope Sirbaugh and Sharon O'Flanigan, disclose the casualty toll from the DPI Business Writer another Control Data executive, working attacks on the Sir Galahad and Sir on the small business program, said the -Tristan. It said its forces on the NEW YORK — Everybody talks about most striking proof of their observation QE2 is welcomed home South Atlantic islands are steadily Pope says he's more help for small business but Eugene that small business generally needs a pushing their drive to rout the J Sirbaugh, president of Control Data broader outlook and reordered priorities By Janice Finch The liner sailed May 13 carrying Argentine invaders. Business Centers of Minneapolis, says is the fact that, of the 7,000 small United Press International their experience, But military sources told the 3,500 military passengers — what small businessmen may need most business firms that have come to Control “I’d go back there tomorrow if Press Association at least 43 troops guardsmen and gurkhas — as the is to broaden their outlook and priorities. Data for help over recent years, fewer» SOUTHAMPTON, England - In they asked me,” said seaman Jeff died and 130 were wounded in the seeking solution world’s biggest and most luxurious Sirbaugh's firm, a subsidiary of Con­ than 5 percent ever had written down any an atmosphere more of carnival Tomen, a survivor of the Antelope Argentine air attacks off Bluff Cove, trol Data Corp., the big computer plans for the business. than of conflict, the luxury liner troopship. sinking. She sailed 15,000 miles in 30 days. south of the island capital of manufacturer, has made a profitable “They just lived from hand to mouth Queen Elizabeth 2 came home from “1 have unfailing admiration for BUENOS AIRES, Argentina tens/on and wounds that have left Capt. Peter Jackson said the liner Stanley. business for itself out of helping small and from day to day,” said Sirbaugh. the South Atlantic F rid a j^ ith 700 every man on this ship, as on every Newspaper accounts earlier (UPI) — Pope John Paul II said their mark on Argentine society and took such advantage of fog and a business. It sells a variety of products, • He said they gave bottom-line profit survivors from the Falklam Islands ship,” said Adm. Sir John speculated that between 50 and 70 Friday his two-day trip to Argentina that have been aggravated by recent war. *• roundabout route only one ship events, and that we have to over­ U services and plans that small business Fieldhouse, the Royal Navy fleet British troops died in the blitz. is “above politics” — a mission in the top priority in their thinking but sighted her en route. can use and operates 55 small business “ Well done, welcome home,” commander-in-chlef. Stores and supplies were also lost, search of a “dignified and just come them as sobn as possible.” tended to think of bottom-line profit as a First Officer Philip Rentell, 30, centers, 40 branch offices and five small shortterm matter instead of an ultimate signaled a former seamafi with his Queen Mother Elizabeth was defense sources said, delaying the solution” to the Falkland Islands John Paul arrived aboard a business technical centers. old navy lamp as the 67,500 ton liner one of the liner’s 700 civilian conflict. chartered Italian jet early Friday to goal. They didn’t realize that technology, crewmen volunteers, said the QE2 another welcomer, saluting the ship attack on Stanley. This activity was started by Control accounting, marketing skill, market appeared through fog off the which bears her name from the “I have come to pray for all of begin a 30-hour visit a im ^ at balan­ made her transatlantic dash un­ “Since our landings on the islands cing his 6-day trip over a week ago Data’s chairman, William C, Norris, growth and many other factors were southwest coast. royal yacht Britannia. The Lizard and the losses which we have in­ those who have lost their lives, for who built CD from a tiny business star­ There were tears and cheers, escorted. But the worst danger she the victims on both sides, for the to Britain. The visits, he said, are equally or more important in the short faced was enormous icebergs. lighthouse blew its foghorn curred, it would be unthinkable to "above politics.” ting in 1957 into a huge international term. champagne and roses in one of the families who suffer — just as eye did The QE2 transferred its soldiers triumphantly. The passing frigate negotiate about the future of the After delivering his cathedral firm. Also, Sirbaugh said, many didn’t biggest and most colorful welcomes Londonderry fired a tribute with its islands as if everything were still as in Great Britain,” the pope said in a Southampton has ever seen. to smaller ships off South Georgia homily at the Metroplitan Cathedral homily, an equestrian honor guard N Norris said the late vice president, realize that in this day and age there is j^ns. island, then took aboard 700 sur­ it had been before,” Prime Minister escorted the pope the short distance Hubert Humphrey, then a senator from almost no business, either in products or Dockside was ablaze with British Margaret Thatcher told opposition hours after his arrival from Rome. flags, jackets and stovepipe hats in vivors of British ships sunk in th$ ' The QE12’s troopship service was a to the government house, where he Minnesota, first impressed upon him the services, in which technology doesn't Labor Party leader Michael Foot. “ In this perspective, my present Union Jack stripes, balloons and fighting. Most were from the one-voyage experience. Cunard and met with the country’s military jun­ fact that small business is by far a rate just about top operating priority. “That would be a betrayal of those visit has an exceptional character, greater creator of employment than big baqners and the choking tears of frigates Ardent and Antelope and Defense Ministry surveyors already totally different from a normal ta. These are among the things Control the destroyer. Coventry. There were were aboard calculating how long it whom we have called upon to make President Leopoldo Galtieri and business and that big business was not Data seeks to teach small business peo­ high emotion. such great sacrifices,” she wrote in apostolic visit, ” he said. really pulling its full weight in combat­ Patches of rust scarred the proud 20 walking wounded and one casual­ will take to remove the hastily fitted “I come to pray for peace and for the two other junta members. Navy ple but it does a lot more. Being a com­ ty requiring more hospitalization. helicopter pads over outdoor swim­ response to his call for negotiations commander Jorge Anaya and Air ting unemployment. puter manufacturer, it quite naturally flanks of the QE2, one of 48 civilian with Argentina. a dignified and just solution to the ships chartered or requisitioned for Most survivors recounted the ming pools, the miles of hardboard armed conflict.” Force commander Basilio Lami stresses computer-based education ser­ horror of Argentine missile and panels over walls and covering Upon her return Thursday night Dozo, knelt and kissed the pontiff’s vices and the many hardware and Britain’s South Atlantic fleet. But from the Bonn NATO summit, Mrs. In his only apparent reference to there was no other sign she had been bomb attacks which sank their carpets, to make her fit for luxury Argentina’s human rights record, hand before they met privately with Travel service software applications of its microcom­ ships, but few were deterred by. cruises again. Thatcher said, “We think there him for about 15 minutes. puters. The purpose is to give small anywhere near a war. must have been quite a considerable the pontiff said, “We all know the business the kind of information and con­ sets expansion trols big business enjoys at prices little business can afford. It provides direct financial and in­ Connecticut Travel Services, with an surance services and instruction in Crowds throng Airport office in the D & L Department Store at financial and insurance problems. In the Manchester Parkade, has announced some of its centers, it offers tax accoun­ it will expand its corporate headquarters ting services. The financial services are in New Britain by 1,400 square feet and offered by Control Data’s subsidiary. Commercial Credit Corp. of Baltimore. focus of hire 10 new employees. Commercial Credit makes to peace rally The travel agency will move into the government-guaranteed loans of up to new space, formerly occupied by the $550,000 to small businesses. New Britain Chamber of Commerce, on The CD Business Centers have given NEW YORK (UPI) — Thousands About 94 Manchester residents fighting or about July 1. 30-hour courses in "Developing Your pi ctUldren will lead a massive anti- boarded two rented buses this mor- Connecticut Travel Services employs Own Business” free to 3,000 persons in MUUrar march to Central Park ning bound for New York and the five workers at its Manchester location. the past two years. where up to 500,000 people are massive rally, United Press International flifpected to attend the largest Christine Joyner, head of the protest against nuclear weapons in Manchester Nuclear Arms Freeze Israel’s warplanes bombed American history, organizers said Coalition, said there were no vacan- south Beirut for a third time 'Frlday. on either bus. Cost for the round Friday and its ground forces ; The June 12 Rally Committee said trip transportation was $12 per per- fought a major battle with Irom 10,000 to 30,000 children will be son. Palestinian guerrillas near the 1st the head of the Saturday march at The Manchester buses will arrive city’s international airport only .10 a.m. from the United Nations to at Hunting Park Station in Queens, hours after declaring a ceasefire the 18-acre Great Lawn at Central and the marchers will ride public with Syria — but not the PLO. 2 )>ark. transportation to Grand Central Sta- Israeli troops and armor, ! "W e feel that we’re working for tion. There they’ll meet the rest of backed by a massive air and Jhe future and these kids are the the Hartford-area delegation, naval bombardment, were T sisty decision-makers of the future,” ral- Joining the state’s delegation to fighting Palestinian and leftist iy spokeswomah-Donna Cooper said, the rally is F irst D istrict U.S. militiamen for a strategic BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM... ; Congresswoman Barbara B. Kennel- highway Junction at the southern ‘ ly- D^sjKennelly has supported a 'end of the airport only 5 miles Delicious blueberries blended with rich cream Congressional resoluUon calUng for from the heart of the capital, and milk to make a tasty Blueberry Ice ' • « « ^ an arms freeze and reductions in Palestinian spokesmen said. UPI photo - r Z l M l C T ® mOOSkU U.S.-Soviet nuclear arsenals. She One branch of the highway Cream...have a cone...it’s good! ?■ . ,. " was planning to ride to New York on leads to the Beirut suburb where Re s c u e w o r k e r s l o o k f o r b o d ie s in r u b b l e . . . Beirut bombed by Israeli warplanes You enjoy old-fashioned quality and quantity a bus from Glastonbury. the PLO high command is 20 oases 2 sections About 50 busloads of Connecticut located and the demarcation line when you buy Shady Glen Ice Cream - famous ... resldenU traveled to the rally today, between Christian east and In Tel Aviv, the military com­ just hours after Israel declared a Lebanese television showed since 1948. C*? according to nuclear freeze Moslem west Beirut, the- other mand said the fighting near the noon cease-fire and Syria agreed footage of apartment buildings ;'; organizers, llie rally was organized leads to the waterfront. airport was in reprisal for a to abide by it. The cease-fire flattened in the raid and relief Adirice ...... 11 to support’ the United Nations’ Shortly before midnight, guerrlllg rocket attack on its excluded the PLO, which said workers pulling the bodies of ‘ " ■ ' "I'lLjo special session on disarmament. Israeli warplanes lit south Beirut positions along the coast south of “the cease-fire does not concern dead and wounded from the KCbmlcs ...... 14 The march and rally have been with fliu«8, then bombed it for the capital. .. . us,” and Israel vowed it would ruins. •Editorial ...... 6 timed to coincide with the current the third time in the day. ' A spokesman for ^he pro- withdraw only after “purifying” Lebanon’s state television also •HnteHainmiMit ...... V. ij-is UN Special Scssion’ on Disarma- ' Lebanese television reported Palestinian AMAL militia south Lebanon of Palestinian claimed Israeli tanks fired on Palestinian g ^ e rs shelled the claimed its forces with the pro- guerrillas. Syrian positions in the Bekaa DAIRY STORES ■I^ottery...... 1...... 2 *”e“t. Valley and on the international C M iauuri O bituaries...... L. .. 8 The. marchers will move past the Israeli reglonhl command in the Syrian AI Salka militia repelled Before the cease-fire went into Religious nevra UN building and then across town on village Qabr Shmoun in the Shouf an attempted Israeli troops lan­ effect, Israeli warplanes un­ highway to Damascus after the TVX5 CONVENIENT LOCXnOMS IN MANCHESTER CHANMELJ^^i^ mountains south of the capital. leashed their heaviest bombing cease-fire went into effect, 8ME MTOOLEIPKE cmRT.6-Op«nDMlyi«IS«i.;PlitailiBnndioptnMon.lhniS«. e Sports ...... !! iviy 42nd Street. They will march to Cen- ding at beaches of Khalde after a “trigerring a major artillery JohnC.andB«tTilc«A. Rltf.OuNMn • nmo • MNictaiin MMM)i • win HMnrotD Television ...... !! 12-13 tral Park along Sth and 7th avenues. The television reports could not 1-Mi hour battle. of Palestinian neighborhoods of UMtin J . Hoch. EMOiOvt • MunnwiON • wwranunr • Mifoio • Mn iMMN be immediately confirmed. The amphibious assault came Beirut since the invasion began. battle.” Please turn to page, 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 12, 1982— 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 12, 1982 Your neighbors' views: News Briefing K Who would you vote for? Democrat Stephen T. Penny or Republican Carl A. Zinsser, in the 4th District sepatorlal race this November? Crackdown pledged Country sheriffs pay on sales tax cheaters to rise by $40,000 TlMPBNATUnCB

ALBANY, N Y. (UPI) - Residents of HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William New York and Connecticut who slip O'Neill signed into law Friday a bill across the state line to save on sales awarding pay raises to county sheriffs, BftATMIf) fOTOCABT 4 taxes could be in for a jolt under terms of leaving just one bill approved by the 1982 an agreement signed by tax officials of Legislature still awaiting the governor’s the two states Friday. action. State Tax Commissioner iliimes Tully The measure signed Friday will take and Orest Dubno, Connecticut com­ effect Jan. 5 and provide the state’s eight missioner of revenue, signed the plan high sheriffs with raises of $4,000 and Weather designed to help both states crack down their chief deputies with salary in­ on businesses that sell goods to out-of- creases of $2,000. state residents without collecting the Salaries for high sheriffs in the four sales tax. largest counties of New Haven, Fair- "ftilly said the agreement, which takes field, Hartford and New London will go Today’s forecast effect immediately, would “eliminate from $18,500 to $22,500 annually. unfpir competition and protect an impor- High sheriffs in the smaller counties of Partly sunny Saturday morning, then cloudy by Satur­ tabt source of revenue for New York, Windham, Litchfield, Middlesex and day afternoon. Highs Saturday around 70. A 60 percent Tolland will get increases from $16,500 to chance of showers Saturday night. Lows 50s. Occasional Connecticut and the local governments ■ T / of both states.” $20,500 a year. showers Sunday. Highs ^ 7 0 . Light southerly winds New York now has similar agreements liie legislation was strongly opposed Saturday and Saturday night. with all bordering states — including by Senate Minority Leader George RENO CORNA, Manchester: RICHARD 8. CONTI, JERRY MARTIN, EDWARD MOON, PAULETTE O’CONNOR, ANTHONY 8ALA, MRS. MAUREEN PORTER, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Ver­ Gunther RStratford. He called the ” l’d vote for Zinsser. He’s Manchester: “ I’ m u n ­ Manchester. "I wouldn’t vote Manchester “I don’t even Manchester: ”l’d vote for Manchester: ‘Til go for the Manchester: " I ’m a mont — except New Jersey. sheriff system a relic of the patronage been in politics a little longer decided. I’m still listening to for . either, because I don’t know either one of them. I Penny. I haven’t read up on Democrat because I’m Republican. If Zinsser’s run­ ning. I gueqs I’ll vote for him .” "Despite our strenuous efforts. New system and said it should be abolished. Extended outlook than Penny, and I like the both of the candidates.” vote. I don’t think any of them don’t really keep track of him, but Zinsser rubs me the Democratic. I never change Jersey officials will not work with us to Gunther has threatened to go to court way he handles things.” do any good. All they want Is things like that.” wrong way. Besides, I’m my mind." enforce the law against New Jersey to invalidate the pay raise bill, which he Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: A money. I’ll vote when they put always for the underdog.” merchants who sell to New York said was approved illegally by the chance of rain Monday, partly cloudy Tuesday and a poor man In office." ’residents without collecting or remitting Legislature. Gunther said the measure Wedne^ay. High temperatures in the 60s along the sales tax," Tully said. was improperly transmitted from the coast, in the 70s over the interior. Low temperatures in "The intransigent attitude of New Senate to the House and approval by the the SOs. Jersey tax officials makes enforcement lower chamber was not valid. Maine, New Hampshire: Unsettled weather with a of the ^ le s tax law extremely difficult,” chance of showers through the period.' Highs in the 60s. UPI photo Lows in the mid 40s to lower Weiss says drainage work protected town he said. Businesses in border communities Vermont: A chance of rain Monday. Highs In the 70s, often will sell expensive goods, to be Today In history lows in the SOs to low 60s. Partly cloudy Tuesday with delivered to New York state residents, Boston video games scattered showers. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Mild with By Alex GIrelll engineering department and four by outside consultants. Regent streets, $25,000. For basement and street flooding at St. John Street, without collecting the New York sales On June 12,1924 President Calvin Coolldge, who succeeded to the of­ highs in the mid 70s to low SOs. Lows in the mid SOs to Herald City Editor Total cost was about $2.2 million. For street flooding on Hiliiard Street, $110,000. $30,000. face licensing law mid 60s. Weiss said in the release that if the work had not been For street flooding at Little and Durant streets, $30,- For basement and street flooding at Oxford Street, tak. fice upon the death of Warren Harding, received the Republican It was work on the town’s drainage problems, not good Also, because the 8.25 percent sales presidential nomination. He Is seen hero during a speech In Baltimore BOSTON (UPI) — Half the city’s video done, many of the areas that had been flooded by heavy 000. $ 10,000. luck, that kept the town from being damaged badly in rainfall in the past would have been damaged seriously For street flooding at West Middle Turnpike and tax in New York City is higher than the before the fall election that he won by a large margin. and pinball games will be removed next FOR FLOODING at Bennet Junior High School, at 7.5 percent tax in Connecticut, New York the weekend storm, says General Manager Robert B. over the weekend. Dover Road, $10,000. year under new licensing requiring them Wells Street, $15,000. City residents are supposed to pay the Weiss. For street flooiding at Hiilstown Road, $15,000. to be located in commercial sections of National forecast Weiss issued a press release on the subject and com­ HERE ARE the projects and their approximate For street and basement flooding in the Summit difference on items they buy to take the city. Licensing Commissioner For street and basement flooding at Hills Street, $25,- mented on it at a meeting of the Board of Directors costs: 000. Street and Green Road truck system, $800,000. home themselves. Alcohol ad softened Joanne A. Prevost said Friday. For street flooding at Keeney Street, $280,000, , For street and basement flooding at Thompson Road, Under the agreement, each state will Stocks surge but Ciiy & Fest Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles pc 71 57 Eriday afternoon. To replace an undersized pipe to control flooding in a , “Our goal is the complete elimination Albuquerque c 8B 47 .... Louisville pc 77 56 '.oi The release lists 22 storm drain projects designed and For flooding of a apartment and machine shop at $250,000 in two phases. be permitted to conduct audits on after group protests rally loses steam Anchorage cy M 47 .01 Memphis c 82 66 pond at Adelaide Road, $80,000. of the games from residential sections of completed from 1972 to this year. Hilliard and Duval streets, $30,000: For street and basement flooding in Porter Street, businesses in the other state to see that Asheville pc 82 63 1.12 Miami Beach c M 77 For basement and street flooding at School Street, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A consumer NEW YORK (UPI) — The stock the city,” Prevost said. '”We’re not Atlanta c 67 .... Milwaukee c 74 44 Eighteen of them were designed by the town’s For basement and street flooding at Hilliard and Pitkin Street and Oak Grove Street, $200,000. the tax is being paid. A firm then can be 72 47 .07 44 $ 12, 000 . group claimed a partial victory Friday in market, reacting to House approval of a picking on the games, we just want them Billings c MinneaMlls p c . 78 required to pay any taxes that an audit BlrmL..^ningham.... 8B 64 .... Nashville c 82 56 getting a liquor producer to withdraw a fiscal 1983 budget proposal, scored a out of the residential areas.” Boston pc 71 51 .... New Orlens pc 92 75 shows are due. hard-sell advertisement that was being sharp and broad gain Friday in heavy There are 4,000 video games locally, Brwnsvll . Tx.pc 98 75 .... New York c 81 60 and the licensing “could affect 2,000 Buffalo c 70 54 .46 Oklahom Cty r 81 63 id broadcast on a Boston radio station. trading prompted also by news inflation Charlstn S.C. c 96 68 .72 Omaha r 78 56 Beating in motei Directors ratify Resort will stop The Citizen’s Coalition on Alcohol was down. machines, mostly in mom and pop Charitt N.C. pc 86 63 1.15 Philadelphia cy 72 57 But the rally lost its steam late in the stores,” f^evost said. Giicago pc 76 43 .... Phoenix c 102 73 For Kraafz, war deceptive advertising Advertising said three weeks after it Cleveland c 75 50 .... Pittsburg c 78 I'is complained about the ad on station day when interest rates failed to come No more licenses will be issued this Columbus c 76 48 .... Portlancf M. pc 72 ..I. WITS, the liquor producer withdrew it down and some investors cashed in on year, she said, and many small store Dallas r 92 75 .... Portland C ^ . c 90 57 owners in residential areas have not op­ Denver pc 79 53 .... Providence pc 79 48 ..1. water-rate hike ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Attorney and substitute a softer message. profits that improved the paper value of Des Moines pc 81 56 .... Richmond po 70 88 .ds leacis to arrest General Robert A,rams Sunday said a New York Stock Exchange issues by posed the city’s plan because they don’t Detroit c 75 46 .... St. Louis c 76 56 not main concern The original ad, narrated by the wife of Duluth pc 67 46 .... Salt ^ Lake Cityc 81 46 Connecticut vacation resort has agreed Boston Red Sox star Dennis Eckersley, about $15 billion. want to offend their neighborhood El Paso pc 90 62 .... San Antonio pc 94 75 customers, many of whom oppose the Hartford pc 86 46 .... San Diego pc 70 62 A 60 percent increase in water Huestis, budget director, to study to stop a deceptive ptomotional cam­ was a hardsell vodka ad, said group The Dow Jones industrial average, a An East Hartford man was Ms. Cody stated in writing, police Ronald Kraatz, the town’s new machines. Honolulu pc ^ 91 78 .... San Franese cy 54 50 said, that her boyfriend grew angry rates, provided for in the town overtime work in the department. paign and refund travel costs to New spokesman Michael Jacobsen. The new 3.14-point winner Thursday for its first Indianapolis c 77 53 .... San Juan pc 96 77 arrested Thursday at the Essex director of civil preparedness, York state residents who traveled there. message, also narrated by Nancy gain in six sessions, clim b^ 11.03 points “They realize that they’re either Jacksn Mss. pc 94 •72 .... Seattle c 83 56 Motel and charged with third degree while they were sharing a room budget that goes into effect July 1, Approval of the increased rates grocery stores or laundromats,” she Jacksonville pc 97 74 .... ^ k a n e c 83 54 says it makes a lot more sense to had been delayed for negotiations The Treetops Camping Club Inc. of Eckersley, encourages responsible to 809.74, the biggest gain since it jumped pssault, after he allegedly beat up after ingesting cocaine, and that he plan for plausible disasters like was formally ratified by the Board said. Kansas City pc 76 60 .... Tampa c 87 74 of Directors Friday afternoon. between the town and the 8th Kent, Conn., had mailed letters to more drinking but still mentions Cossack 13.89 on March 22. Las Vegas c 96 67 .... Washington pc 71 86 29 his girlfriend. assaulted her when she tried to get floods, fires and blackouts than "Senior citizens can’t get into stores 81 61 .... Wichita r 75 SB 1.75 The board also adopted an 8% in­ Utilities District over the town’s than 130,000 New York state residents Vodka and the producer, M.S. Walker In 22 sessions since May 7, the Dow •Little 'Tock pc Both he and his girlfriend were away from her. to figure out how to escape a saying they had won free prizes — such Co. had dropped 73.63 points, setting the because kids are congregating around charged by Manchester Police with Ms. Cody claimed to have been crease in rates for sewer service charge to the district. The town had these games, blocking entrances,” nuclear attack. based on the water charge. proposed an increase to 63 cents for as color television sets and 'video “M.S. Walker Co. and WI’TS have stage for bargain hunting, analysts said. possession of cocaine. struck in the head with the A nuclear evacuation plan for recforders — that could be collected if taken responsible steps in the right The budget news unleashed the buying Prevost said. Children and teenagers, Police found Arthurine Cody, of telephone and kicked and punched The board delayed the approval of each 100 cubic feet of sewage. The she said, qre skipping school and stealing the town, such as town officials certain other charges, however. district argued that the figure, 26 they traveled to the resort, Abrams said. direction,” Jacobsen said. “However, stampede. East Hartford, outside the motel repeatedly in the back and stomach, have been planning for the past However, the attorney general said the new ad is still an ad and it violates The broader-based New York Stock money from their parents to play the bleeding profusely from multiple polise said. She said she defended Among them is the charge for con­ percent higher than the current 50- games. two years, wouldn’t be par­ cont charge, was too high. everyone who contacted his office had the long-standing voluntary ban on radio Exchange index rose 0.97 to 63.94 and the lacerations, they said. herself by hitting Ruffin with a ticularly useful if they dropped nections to the services. The town won prizes such as plastic clocks or radio and television liquor ads. price of an average share increased 41 Ms. Cody said she was beaten by flower pot, police said. charges at cost for that service, and A compromise of 54 cents appears Lottery the bomb on Hartford, Kraatz to have been worked out and John D. headphone sets, which cost less than cents. Advances routed declines by a 12-3 Jier boyfriend, Carl Ruffin, 34, of According to hospital reports, she says. encourages homeowners to have it their travel expenses. margin 1,846 issues traded. East Hartford, who was still in the suffered lacerations in the forehead done by private contractors. LaBelle, the district counsel, is It’s impossible to predict what The directors also approved an prepared to recommend that figure Those who traveled to Treetop were Cop killer returns hotel room, police said. They said area and required stitches, police could happen here in a nuclear required to view a sales presentation and Five slain in N.Y., they did not find him in the room, said. added appropriation of $42,732 to the for approval by the district direc­ Shellfishing banned after parole violation war,” Kraatz says. “I think we water department, mostly for over­ tors Monday night. were asked to sign a long-term Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire daily: but they found the interior partly Ms. Cody said she took refuge in should concentrate on preparing membership contract before they could club, scissors found in Boston Harbor LOS ANGELES (UPI) - “Onion England Friday: 6261 destroyed, with blood spattered on the bathroom and eventually es­ time pay and for increased costs of The 54-cent figure is acceptable to for the kind of disasters we’ll be electricity. the town’s Board of Directors and find out what their prize was. NEW YORK (UPI) - A woman and BOSTON (UPI) - Shellfishing in Field” killer Jimmy Lee Smith, who Connecticut daily: 297. Rhode Island daily: 8304 the walls and overturned furniture. caped to the hotel office, where she able to handle.” Meanwhile, a board committee they wiil vote it if the district does four children — Including her son, grand­ Boston Harbor has been prohibited after served 19 years in prison for the cold­ Connecticut “play four” : Rhode Island “jackpot” Police said they also found a called police, police ^id . Kraatz, the town’s assistant wili continue to meet with Robert agree to it. daughter and two others for whom she officials discovered excessive amounts blooded murder of a policeman, faces six 2453. numbers: 08-28-06-35 smoking pipe — commonly used for The motel estimated the damage director of health, was appointed Bodies of two men was babysitting — were bludgeoned and of bacteria believed to have washed into months behind bars for possible parole Maine daily: 022 Vermont daily: 090. marijuana — and white powder they at $200, police said. to head the civil preparedness Both Ruffin and Ms. Cody are from flood are found stabbed Friday in a bloody slaughter in a the water in the form of raw sewage violations, officials said Friday. believed to be cocaine. Subsequent program by General Manager RONALD KRAATZ Bronx apartment, police said. during last weekend’s rainstorm. District Attorney John Van de Kamp, -tests indicated the substance was scheduled to appear in Manchester Robert Weiss. The appointment . . . new position The bodies of Delores Harris, 55; her The state Department of Environmen­ who led a wellpublicized fight earlier cocaine, police said. Superior Court on June 21. was revealed Friday by Weiss. Bush (delegates this year to prevent Stnith’s release from The bodies of two men who were mis­ son, Frank Harris, 4; granddaughter, tal Quality Engineering announced Before Kraatz, Assistant with getting help from state .or prison, Friday characterized the sing from last weekend’s rainstorm and Marcella Harris, 3; her neighbor’s son, Friday that the harbor, which had General Manager Steven national government,, if it’s maximum six-month sentence “a floods in Connecticut have been Lamont Medina, 3, and Alfred Trout­ alreadly been restricted to certain types Almanac Werbner had headed the needed. recovered by police scuba-diving teams man, 3, were discovered at 3 p.m. in a of fishing since the “red tide” outbreak travesty” and.reiterated his request that Moffett endorses O'Neill program, aided by Zoning En­ Kraatz says he’s “new to dis­ Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. revoke the switch to Weicker at Milford and Redding. second-floor apartment. )ast week, was indefinitely off limits to forcement Officer Thomas aster planning.” He says much of Police said Mrs, Harris’ daughter, fishermen. ' murderer’s parole. The discovery of the two bodies raised HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ O’Marra. the “work” of preparing the Michelle Harris, 19, discovered the The state’s 700 fishermen stand to lose Van de Kamp and corrections officials Weiss says he assigned the job to 12 the number of people who died in By United Press ^international Moffett, a candidate for the tion. specifics of a civil defense plan bodies in the apartment in a low-income $18,000 a day while the prohibition is on. said Smith, 51, faced only six months in to Kraatz to insure close By Bruno V. Ranniello Weicker then stepped up to say he sto'rmrelated incidents last weekend. Democratic Senate nomination, will continue to be done by housing complex in the west Bronx. High conform bacteria counts were prison if found guilty of violating parole Today is Saturday, June l i , the 163rd day of 1982 with “I wanted to stand back and let cooperation between civil had slighted the Waterbury people The count had stood at 10 dead and two Friday endorsed Gov. William him (Abate) have his shot, but he’s O’Marra, while his own role will HARTFORD (U P I)-S en. Lowell missing. The four died of “ multiple discovered from Hull to Wlnthrop, by taking drugs and leaving the supervi­ 202 to follow. preparedness and the town’s by failing to notify them of the ap­ O’Neill for governor and said he and be to maintain an “overall P. Weicker. R-Conn., Friday lacerations,” hut police would not detail DEQE spokesman Richard Sullivan said sion of his parole officer — or if Brown The moon is moving toward its last quarter. had his chance and it’s obvious he emergency paramedic program, pointment last November of Pat The body of William Grinnell, 65, of O’Neill make a team that “can perspective” on the plan. received almost all of the delegate the bludgeoning and stabbing attack. A Friday. revoked his parole. The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. does not have the widespread sup­ which Kraatz is helping to Manginl of Waterbury as U.S. Milford was found Thursday by police assure the Democrats of victory in He says he’ll work with of­ support from Waterbury, the largest bloodied 4foot-Iong club was found at the The contaminating bacteria differ “The real travesty here is that under The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. port, especially in the urban areas,” marshal for Connecticut before it scuba divers in Gulf Pond. Grinnell was November.” organize. ficials from the town and the delegation to the Republican State scene, said Lt. John Rudden of the 46th> from the natural phenomenon of red tide, the law he can only go back to prison for Those bom on this date are under the sign of Gemini.. said Moffett. The major responsibility of the was announced publicly. swept away last Saturday in the Indiana O’Neill and Moffett, calling for Eighth Utilities District, as well Convention. Precinct, Unconfirmed reports said theS. named for a form of plankton that six months under either circumstance,” British novelist Charles Kingsley was bom June 12, The 6th District congressman said civil defense director is to come On other matters, Weicker said he River at Milford. The river flows into party unity, praised each other’s as Manchester Memorial But the endorsement brought im­ police also recovered a pair of scissors. poisons clams and mussels, which In­ Van de Kamp said. “That's just 1819. ■ he spoke to Abate Thursday but did up with a revised version of a expected President Reagan to act Gulf Pond, then into Long Island Sound. record at a news conference held in Hospital, in drafting the revised mediate charges by Weicker’s op­ Mrs. Harris was found sitting in a fested fishing areas from Gloucester to ridiculous and we intend to seek changes On this date in history: not ask the Stamford lawyer to give plan lor coping with major dis­ “by the beginning of next week” on The body of Warren Bates, 29, of Red­ the Capitol. civil preparedness plan. ponents that Waterbury GOP Chair­ chair. Three of the children were found the New Hampshire border last week. in,that law.” In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge, who succeeded to up the race. asters here, Kraatz says. the request to declare Connecticut a ding was found Thursday by state police Moffett, who had been criticized Kraatz says he’s not worried man Perry Pisciotti had backed on the floor of the living room. A fourth Sullivan said samples of water sent to Smith, who disappeared from his West the presidency upon the death of Warren Harding, “We do make a winning team,” The town already has such a federal disaster area because of last scuba divers in the Saugatuck River near for waiting so long to back O’Neill, that hostility between town and down on his word to support child was discovered near the window of Los Angeles apartment June 7 after received the Republican presidential nomination for the said O’Neill. “We offer all the alter­ plan, but “some of the informa­ weekend’s flooding. Route 53 in Redding. Bates disappeared a Lawrence experimental station Eighth District officials will Prescott Bush Jr., the incumbent’s a rear bedroom, where he died apparent­ parole officials found barbiturates in his fail election. He won by a large margin. said, “We’re a winning ticket, the natives.” tion is out of date,” Kraatz says. On the war in Lebanon, Weicker last Saturday while he and a friend were Thursday showed “extreme high levels” polls show that.” The governor said Moffett’s elec­ hamper Manchester’s ability to challenger for the Republican ly trying to escape the massacre, system during a routine check, sur­ In 1963, a sniper killed civil rights leader Medgar The director is also in charge said he “sympathized to an extent” rafting on the river. Their raft got of bacteria, the source of which appears Moffett, the lone Democratic cope with a major disaster. Senate nomination! Rudden said. to be raw sewage which poured into the rendered to authorities Thursday and Evers in Jackson, Miss. tion over the Republican standard of making sure town department over Israel for wanting to stop at­ cadght in a current. The friend was challenger for the seat held by “ When an actual emergency Pisciotti, at a crowded Capitol “The daughter walked in and found harbor from sewer systems overloaded said he had been wandering around the In 1967, the U.S. Supreme Court mled states could not bearer in November was needed to tacks by the Palestine Liberation rescued but Bates was listing as missing Republican Sen. Lowell Weicker, heads, emergency personnel and occurs, they (the town and the news conference with Weicker until Thursday. this slaughter,” a police spokesman said. from the deluge last weekend. city for three days looking for a inh outlaw interracial marriagesi help-stem the "policies of volunteers work together Organization “but any invasion of 'said he waited to announce his sup­ Reaganomics.” District) have worked together looking on, said that “many of us In 1971, Tricia Nixon married Eklward Finch Cox in smoothly to aid residents in an in the past, and I expect they’ll Beirut goes beyond the pale.” port in deference to House Speaker “Its absolutely vital the Senate go originally supported” Bush but 22 of the first wedding to be held in the Ros» Garden of the emergency. He’s also charged do so in the future,” he says. He said Lebanon had become the White House. Ernest Abate of Stamford, who is back Into Democratic hands,” the 28-member delegation have victim of terrorists who have used challenging O’Neill for the O’Neill said. decided to support Weicker. the country as a base of operations Q uote / Unquote A thought for the day: Greek philosopher Plato said, Pisciotti said he had been under against Israel. “No evil can happen to a good man', either in life or after pressure to change his mind about "In a helmet, you find you lose a lot of syllables. sojutely tor the law. I’ve had a gun since I was 7 death.” deserting Bush and had received a Andover Reatding telephone call on June 7 from Lyn Sometimes a short syllable like ’a’ might not be years old. I pack a .357 magnum on the right hip Calendars transmitted. However, when I listen to It, 1 can’t and a ‘Son of Sam' special on my left hip. I’m glad Monday Nofziger, former political advisor to Assault hear It. But the ’a’ Is Implied, so I’m happy If they they finally got around to legalizing what I’ve been Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. President Reagan. “It was the first time I ever spoke just put It In parentheses.” doing all along.” lllanritratpr Hprald Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Office Buiiding. program — Nell Armstrong, on what he said when he . — Dent Meyers, a Kanneeaw, Qa. shop oimer. Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Betiding. to him in seven years and it will be The town recently passed the nation’s first Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of- the last at least for the next seven charges became the flrat man to walk on the moon In Richard M. Diamond, Publisher . Manchester ANDOVER — The Andover public 1969. His famous remark was recorded ae. requiring a gun fn every home. fipe Building. years,” quipped Pisciotti. ‘The secret to keeping winning streaks going Is Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager M onday library and the elementary school Immediately after the news con­ That's one small step for man..." He meant to Board of Eklucation, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. school St. T hursday say “...tor a man.” (Omni) to maximize victories, while at the same time Library Directors, 8 p.m.. Public Library. are offering a summer reading ference, Bush’s press secretary, USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 215 Democratic Executive Board, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal program at the library, starting as lodgetd "Fasting Is as bid as the Bible. It symbolizes the minimizing the defeats.” David Blee, repudiated Pisciotti’s Building coffee room. soon as school closes. announcement, claiming many hunger people have for their rights and the deter­ — John Lowenatein, BaMmoro Ortolaa out- PuMMwd d«Uy meapt Sunday Suggattad ctrriar rttaa ara • Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Municipal All elementary school age leading Republicans in’ Waterbury mination people possess to the extent they are fleldor. (Sporta IHusbaled) and cartaln holldayt by tha SI.20 waakly, tS.12 lor ona "Fear has been expressed by some devout month. $16.3S lor thraa months. Building hearing room. children are welcome to register. At support Bush. Police arrested a local man on willing to give themselves as human sacrifices.” Manehaatar PubtHblng Co.. IS Bolton Moslems that having lacked scientific guidance, Bralnard Placa, Manohaitar, S30.70 lo r six months and SSI .40 ! Tuesday the end of the summer the cards Blee distributed a statement from charges of sexual assault and risk of — Rev. Joseph Lowery, president of the lor ona yaar. Mall rataa art they may well have been facing ’Tel Aviv Instead of Conn. 06040. Sacond clast Building Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building should be signed by a parent and Bush campaign manager Jack injury. Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The poataga paid at Manehaatar, avallabla on rtq u a tl.' Monday hearing room. turned in to the school by Sept. 10. Murphy who said Pisciotti had Frank S cott J r ., 38, of 107 civil rights leeder joined seven women In a Nell Armstrong Burt Reynolds Mecca.” Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. — A epekeeman tor Coneortrad, a SwIee com­ draat chanpaa to tha Manehaatar To plaea a etaaalSad or ditplay Human Relations Commission, 8 p.m.. Municipal Special ribbon awards will be made “broken his word” to support Bush. Lamplighter Drive, was arrested on hunger strike In support of the Equal Rights Tax (tollector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. pany marketing the ”Meooa Module,” a mlnlatuio Harald. P.O. Box SOI, advartltamant, or to raport a ' Building coffee room. at the school in September for those “Frankly, however, b ^ u s e of charges of attempted first degree Amendment. Manehaatar. Conn. 0S040. Assessor, 7 p.m., Town Hall. precision comnass that aasuraa Moalsma they ' ntw t Ham story or pleturaldaa. . T hursday reading from two to 28 books or Mr. Pisciotti's past history we had sexual assault, three counts of "Men reporters can be tough, but women been worried about anti-trust problems for years call S43-27t1. Olllea hourt a rt Public Building Omunission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Comment session, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building more during the summer. never counted the Waterbury sexual assault and one count of risk reporters think they have to be tougher. They’ve and with our existence, they'll be able to stop To aubacriba, or to raport a S:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Room, Town HaU. dallvary proWam. call 647-004S. through Friday. board of directors’ office. delegation in our hard convention of Injury, Detective Capt. James got to prove something and they particularly think worrying about most of them.” Tuesday The first story and film program — Peter Splvak, actbig chairman cl the needy 'These are vintage years for me as an actor. Ofhea hours a r t S'JO a.m . to S:SP Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.'m.. Municipal Building probate on Fantasy will be presented count,” Murphy said. Sweeney said. they have to be tough with other women.” *p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manehaatar Harald la a Board of Selectmen, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. formed United ttatee Football League, on poeei- Tom Selleok Is running right up my back, so R court. Tuesday, July 6 at 3 p.m. in the An­ Asked why he supported Bush in Sweeney said the suspect ap­ — Richard M. Nixon, former president, 7 to to a.nl. Saturday. Dallvary aubtcribar to Unitad P ratt IM tr- ; Commission on the Handicapped, 7:30 p.m.. Senior W ednesday parently was known to the victim .. ble antagonism from the Netional Football won't be long before ril bo put out to pasture.” should ba mada by 8 p.m. Mon­ natlonal nawa aarvicat and la a dover Congregational Church the first place, Pisciotti said it was criticizing what he called the‘iadlee of the press” ' Center. Planning Comihisslon, 8 p.m., Community Hall. He said an investigation is con­ League. (ABC) — Burt fleynolde, on hie tough

1 ■ • MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. June 12, 1982 - S 4 - MANCHESTEH HERALU, Sat.. June 12, 1982 Another statistic Reagan: GENERAL OH. 'We're on AARON COOK A biker died, ^ MANCHESTER HEATING OIL way back' QUALITY SERVICE CALL 5 6 8 *3 5 0 0 but no one saw igr By Robert Mackey United Press International • HAS ITI WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan L / o’clock as Kazimir, a muscular house and his political allies Friday hailed toe P; GUNUFFE MITO BODY 763 ^ James V. Heallon painter, swept across the Arrigoni passage of the GOP House budget as a step (I ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE.CT. 'MAIN ST United Press International Bridge from Portland astride, bis toward economic recovery, but Democrats ^ ^643-1101 ^MIDDLETOWN — She disapproved of 'Vamaha 750 and beaded south on disputed that contention^and said it will only P 24 HR. TOWING hurt the poor. ! 191 Uk big motorcycle he bought new in the Middletown’s Main Street. He was seen MAIN ST. Boarding Air Foree One in West Germany, L summer of 1961 for about |S,000 saying it at one point wheeling the bike between 6 4 3 - 0 0 1 6 FEATURING THIS WEEK .. M,^NCHESTER vCas dangerous as well as an traffic on his left and cars parked legally Reagan called Thursday’s budget vote in tte r •COMPLtTP COLLISION RtSAlR extravagance. ‘Tt’U be the death of on the diagonal to his right. House “terrific.” f •VONtlQN AND AMtIIICAN CANS 643-1900 He turned right into South Main Street “You bet I’m happy,” toe president toldk Since 1947 you," she often told him. Prop. CARmrS EXTERIOR :Bob Kazimir, 34, laughed in his feisty where people were preparing for an arts reporters before flying home to WasMngton. Art Cunlif/Cf way and told his common-law wife, Lin­ and crafts fair on Middletown’s historic “Now we’re on toe way back.” t ENERGY SAVING da Fox, 28, the mother of their two small green. He was nearing Crescent Street in The president told cheering U.S. troops in I children, Jason and Kelly, that he was the vicinity of Middlesex Memorial West Berlin that because of toe sharp in- ^ HOME CLEANING I STORM PRIME AWNM6S crease in defense spending provide in the I going to get it washed. Hospital. “A COMPLETE SPRAY CLEANING SERVICE" WINDOWS REPLACEMENT & ^ 'H e g u l ^ a cup of coffee and said he Ahead of him in a blue Chevrolet Nova House plan, “It’s a budget for the military of ^ |&DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES ^(outd be back soon. The engine roared in was Malcolm V. Weeks, 27, a service sta­ toe United States to get what is necessary for t the sunshine of that mild, ^ y morning. tion employee, and former Maine resi­ you to do toe job you are doing.” | YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES ll was the last time Linda Fox heard it. dent. His rear-view mirror was set in the The House budget calls for $214 billion in | Painting Professionals usual way, and his car radio was turned defense spending in 1963, about 99 billion less * & Screen ^{inutes after leaving home, he crashed 133 Brandy St., Bolton, C T. Glass Repairs into a car and died. to three-quarter volume, tow-truck than Reagan asked for in his budget proposal, p operator Butch Gillettl would notice Defense spending for toe current fiscal year j; uiuv. Hardware & Accessories 'KAZIMIR’S MOTORCYLE was one later. is estimated to about |187.S billion. ^ ALUMINUM 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 of 57,903 registered in Connecticut as of Thus while Weeks might have seen a To maintain toe increasied level of defense . 6 4 6 -3 1 1 7 8IPINQ 705 Main St. Mancheater, Ct. ^ y 13, a figure down from 75,000 but car in his rear-view mirror he might not spending and to protect toe politically pop-1 registrations usually surge with the ad­ have glimpsed the slim outline of a ular Ua cuts enacted last year. House; Wl SaVICE AND INfTAU INDU8T8IAL AND COMMERCIAl vent of pleasant weather. motorcyclist riding to the right and rear Republicans turned to toe nation’s social j AIR CONDITIONING • REFRIGERATION - The number of operators has increased of his vehicle, the area being one of the programs to find toe savings to keep the* HOUSE WASHIIK from 134,000 two years ago to 146,750. two “blind spots” for motorists. The federal deficit below 9100 billion. * HEATING and SHEET METAL High Prnsaurn Power They are the most vulnerable of drivers. other is on the left. And if he were The House budget cuts 98 billion from ; Washing Of Vinyl, There’s nothing to protect them. playing his radio, he wasn’t apt to hear UPI photo Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and Aid to * New England Mechanical Services, bic. Aluminum And Wood Frequently other drivers don’t see them. the roar of the bike’s epglne. Families with Dependent CMldren. Overall, j Sided Homos. ; “It's scary,” a policeman says. It cuts about 918 billion from non-defense* ■ The most recent figures available DRIVING ALONG South Main in the NATALIE "NIKKI” O ’NEILL domestic programs. * 166 TUNNEL RD. Show there were 3,081 accidents in same direction was Salvatore Tine, 64, . governor's wife discusses life “With this long, hot summer coming up,J VERNON, CT. 06066 MAK Paintiog Connecticut and 115 fatalties in 1980, who chanced to turn away for a moment toe Republican Party will find itself totally * 671-1111 which translates into one of the highest and didn’t actually see what happened responsible for toe measures ... that said no* 6 4 3 - a « 5 9 fatality rates in the nation. next. Instead, he heard a grinding noise. to toe people’s needs and no to the people’s i The motorcycle had vanished. All Tine - Massachusetts, for example, has opportunities,” said Chris Matthews,! CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S “Serving Manche$ter For Over 50 Year$'' almost 99,000 motorcycles registered. It could see was the Nova on the steep in­ spokesman for House Speaker Thomas^ cline of a driveway leading to a big white State is a stage TELB49-3828 p - p AUJO feported 4,026 accidents in 1980 and 110 O’Neill, b-Mass. j fatalities. Nationwide, there were 177,- house to the right. “The real irony is that in supporting a very. PARTS Pent\and The Florist liSO accidents in 1980 and 5,067 were fatal “I thought he had bottomed out,” Tine. brutal budget, toe Republican Party is going j “ MITO PARTS FOR LESS" 24 BIRCH ST^ said, relating the noise he heard to the out of 5.6 million bikes on the road, ac­ to find itself in position to defend those] HOURS TEL. 643-6247 sound a car’s chassis might make cording to the national Motorcycle ^ fe - vicious cuts. Having won the battle, they] S TO 8 MON.-FRI. 643-4444 fy Foundation. striking the incline pavement of. the for Nikki O'Neill could well lose toe war. < ______8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. Aluminum and Vinyl Home Owners F.T.D. driveway. The car did not continue into “The speaker is very happy with toe! 307 E. CENTER S T . (REAR) MASTER CHARGE THE CONNECTICUT Motor Vehicle O- WORLD WIDE the driveway. Instead, the driver backed By Jacqueline Huard cottage on Pocotopaug Lake in East Hamp­ result,” be added, noting toe Democrats! MANCHESTER AMERICAN EXPRESS Department is trying to trim the down in front of him. It was then that ton. They still live there today when they’re SERVICE United Press International received 202 votes on their budget proposal, ] b e h in d LENOX PHARMACY statistics and has sent all operators a Tine saw the crumpled forms of the bike not at the governor’s official residence in as compared to toe 176 votes they got on their J ^ ^ A R N I N G a Don’t let harmful Let us protect your investment by manual produced by the foundation in and rider. HARTFORD - When Natalie Scott Hartford. budget plan last year. > pollutants, corrosives, dirt and mildew, pressure washing your home in a Linthicum, Md. It suggests ways to steer Apparently, the bike slid around the Damon was a teen-ager typing to earn gas O’Neill broke into politics from his “It was tbe strongest vote against! clear of trouble. car’s front end and landed on its other money for her Dad’s Buick, she dreamed of family’s tavern in East Hampton. The af­ Reaganomics since toe -1980 election and be j I CAP -N- co m PACKAGE STORE oxidize, fade and rob the beauty and life professional and economical method. Operators are urged to ride where itf. side. ' playing Stella the super secretary to Perry fable state representative became (O’Neill) thinks it bodes well for the; 488-489 No. Main St. of your siding. (WE ARE FULLY INSURED) 4?. other drivers are likely to see them, to Tine used the two-way radio in his Mason, the courtroom sleuth. Democratic state chairman, manager of November elections,” Matthews said. < Mandiester, Conn. ride in the middle of the road and truck to alert Professional Ambulance Like the 1950’s television character, she Mrs. Grasso’s 1978 campaign, and then As for defending toe budget. House GOP> 649-0591 Professional and proper maintenance of Check your home today for chalking and generally try to keep the car’s interior personnel adross from the fuel oil firm has a supporting role today but hi a lieutenant governor. leader Bob Michel of Illinois said, “We’ll: your home will help and maintain the mildew and let us give you a free es­ rear view mirror in sight. where he works and they responded different setting. As wife of Connecticut Mrs. O’Neill was able to join in his have to take on that responsibility. ; Remodeled & Enlnrffed : "That way the other driver is more within minutes. A girl he did not know beauty and value of your investment. timate and demonstration. Gov. William O’Neill, her stage is the career, partly because the couple never “What we’re happy about is that we can; To Belter Serre Too 191 CENTER ST. likey to see you and know you ate there. gave what comfort she could to the badly state. had children. now build toe second building block on what' LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS I SPECIAL ORDER MANCHESTER. CONN Also when your headlight is on, it will bleeding Kazimir. The brown-haired former secretary, who “Certainly It was a disappointment in the we started last year, tu m ^ government Larga Selaclion of . CAKE M O N .-S AT. 10-5 help the other driver to notice you," the A MUST BEFORE PAINTING WOOD HOMES! | '(2 0 3 ) 646-0228 THURS. “He was passing on the right,” Weeks goes by the childhood nickname "Nikki,” beginning,” says Mrs. O’Neill, “but my around from tbe way it was going to; Imnorted A Pomeatlc Wines 10-9 manual says. It also tells riders to be said repeatedly. He appeared stunned by settled on a career as a grade school feeling is If it doesn’t happen, it doesn’t something new,” Michel said. . .smdmyNTisnaTTwmi ...... ymry of riding into “blind spots" where the accident. teacher and found the classroom more her happen.” The Re^bllcairleadCT said he would “hayci’ For Free Estimate & Demonstration Give Us A Call Today: they can't be seen in rear view mirrors. forum than speaking in front of a big With her nights free, she accompanied : Helmets are no longer required in WEEKS WAS QUOTED by the in­ to wait and see today and toe next severaL MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. MANCHESTER OVER 4 5 vestigating officer, J.E. Marshall, political group. O’Neill to most political functions. She cor­ days whether there is a response” from toe YEARS Connecticut because compulsory Mrs. O’Neill cringes at a time years ago rected her 5th-grade papers in the back SitpplirrK <>/ I’ruirrtllhi wearing became an issue supercharged saying he was turning into the driveway financial markets to toe budget, wMch its' SPRAY CLEANING ALL TYPES OF SAND BLASTING EXPERIENCE when she introduced her husband to a seat while he talked politics in the front. authors contend would produce a 999 billion MEMORIAL CO. with controversy, but the foundation of the house where he lives “ from within crowd and froze. deficit but which congressional budget jrecommends people use helmets that fit the confines of the righthand lane of the •FOUL WEATHER SUITS Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 “Everything I said echoed in my ears. I SHE STAYED IN HER CLASSROOM experts place at closer to 9110 billion. Securely. Helmets are “the single most two southbound lanes” when the bike ' for his first six months as governor, which •BOOTS •HOSE 646-2198 646-8363 “We’re moving (along a) trend line toward Important personal piece of protective struck his right front fender. was so embarrassed I thought I would die,” began on Jan. 1, 1981, and didn’t take a a balanced budget,” Michel said. “And that’s •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS I U ALITY HARRISON ST. gear the motorcyclist can use,” the foun­ Weeks was not charged with any she recalled. “But l could stand up in front of five-million kids and talk for 42 hours.” leave of absence until the following school got to be toe key for toe money markets.” MANCHESTER dation has said. violations. The statute says “both the ap­ year. There were many changes, but she 5 Qlen Rd. • Uancheeter • 643-51071 DMORIALS But House Democratic leader Jim Wright 1. A study of 86 motorcycle fatalities that proach for a right turn and right turn SHY WASN’T THE WORD friends at took it all in stride. occurred in Connecticut during 1979-1980 shall be made as close as practicable to of Texas said, “I just hope it doesn’t plunge Leominster, Mass., High School used to “Where he went as governor there were us into a still bigger recession, but I’m afraid ^ows helmets might have prevented tbe right-hand curb or edge of the describe her in their 1954 yearbook. To the same people but they made a bigger slighly more than half the fatalities or 44 highway.” it may.” them, Mrs. O’Neill was “sparkling per­ fuss over Mm,” Mrs. O’Neill said. The House budget plan goes to a joint of them. Thirteen of the 86 were fatally The Collision occurred at a low speed. sonality... hard worker... loves dancing... Eixcept for her decision to display works EVERYTHING IN GLASS 6 4 3 - 2 0 7 2 The bike was found just 914 feet from the Senate-House conference committee Tuesday "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" TURNPIKE TV injured despite wearing helmets and in pretty... life of any party.” of Connecticut artists in the governor’s for reconciliation of its differences with a 29 the fatalities could not have been car. Kazimir hit the pavement 17 feet • DRAPERY • CARPET • W ALLCOVERING Though active, she never sought a lot of 19room mansion in Hartford, she hasn’t Senate version carrying a 9118 billion deficit. prevented. away. His injuries though made it attention. She directed her class production sought publicity and will state frankly she L L WHITE GLASS CQ.. Tha colorful store that comes fo your cfoor,"' appear as if he were shot from a cannon. of “ As You Like It,” but didn’t want to act doesn’t like interviews or sitting for ■ IN A 1980 ANALYSIS of 900 motorcy- He was not wearing a helmet. television' Curtis Mathes Icle accidents studied by the national in it. She was vice president of her junior photographs. And her political opinions, • 4 « - 7 3 a a AND DECORATING DEN “Never wore one. Didn’t believe in and senior class, not president. she says, are her own. • CtfStQm dropwry • wovwn woods • mlni-blinds • bodsproodt 'Highway Traffic Safety Administration them,” Linda Fox said. He died early the Ol'EH SO VE4RS EXPERIEISCE A P P t lAMrp “I was the one painting scenery, always “Just because I have a title. I’m not NARAL 131 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER • vortical blindt • swage/comicas • sbodas in Los Angeles, 88 percent resulted in next morning in Hartford Hospital of Fap*rt d* you' w>ih no obligolion >ider injuries but just 28 percent were in the background,” she says. going to go out and be a crusader,” she •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS Appointmunti doyt. ewnings. weehendi. massive head injuries following tbe acci­ Mrs. O’Neill speaks fondly of her says. •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC- -serious enough to require hospitaliza­ dent May 1. tion. Six percent were fatals. childhood years in Leominster, a mill city Mrs. O’Neill found herself in toe public He was “a good rider,” his friend Bill of 34,000 in north-central Massachusetts, eye last November when O’Neill had a sets goal ; However, when motorcycle injuries Shalamey of t e s t e r says. While he was J. B. ELECTRONICS -are serious they are among the worst where the first pair of Foster Grant heart attack and then coronary bypass sur­ FAMOUS BRAND known to have registration problems at gery. She made appearances for him and WASHINGTON (UPI) — The National STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV ^emergency room personnel encounter. times, Kazimir’s driver’s license con­ sunglasses were manufactured in the 1930’s. held his hand as he gingerly joined “The Abortion Rights Action League said Friday it TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE _;They can affect all vital organs, the cen- tained no moving violations. Home was a five-room apartment and Zipper Club,” toe informal name for people will spend up to 91 million in 17 states — in­ HANUIIKX'l'KH •tral nervous system, the head, neck and So far no third party except Tine has cluding Massachusetts and Vermont — this !spine, and bones. They call them later a white colonial on Walnut Street. who’ve undergone open heart surgery. — m 1 come forward. It is possible there were Summers Alice and George Damon and the “He would say, ‘I feel like an egg in an year to help elect “pro-choice” Incumbents. ' “crunchomas” at the Hospital of St. no actual witnesses. Then again, as one HOMf RMOVUKin _ _ ooo two children — Nikki and a brother, eggshell.' Then there was the first cou^, or challengers to Congress and state MV. ■Raphael in New Haven. Doctors there policeman familiar with accident in­ legislatures. Jstrongly urge the use of helmets, George, five years older — moved to a cot­ the first sneeze. They’re cold in toe begin­ vestigations said, “People don’t want to tage on Spectacle Pond in neighboring Lan­ ning, too. He sat in front of toe fire all the “It’s defensive in a lot of ways,” said 6 4 9 - 3 5 8 9 r Recuperation and rehabilitation is get involved.” u l e e JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 caster. They fished, hunted and did skeet time,” she said. league executive director Nanette TV Uni !• Stop I Shop usually a long, tedious and expensive But Kazimir’s mother, Mrs. Penny Falkenberg. “We think we can stop an (an­ 'process with the average victim of a shooting. She calmed bis fears when doctors Kazimir of Higganum, is hopeful. She banned newspapers and television. ti-abortion constitutional) amendment in the serious motorcylce accident spending has retained Edward Murphy, a Hart­ EARLY IN THE MARRIAGE Mrs. Senate but in case we can’t, we want to be ,.Spersafusin#m wine$ I .-two months in the hospital and six to 12 “I think he thought the state was blowing ford lawyer. He is trying to find the girl Damon had factory jobs ironing shirts and up and they weren't telling him,” Mrs. ready in toe states.” OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE 'months of total dlsablity. Tine saw comforting Kazimir. lining silver chests. She quit when Jier hus­ At a news conference kicking off toe MERCURY 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. The Connecticut River sparkled on O’Neill said. “So I’d teU him, 'The paper “I want to find any impartial witness I band worked his way up to be Leominster’s says you’re still alive and doing well.’” league’s 13th annual meeting, she said the Pin* eiKVpIng Plau 'th a t Saturday morning just before 9 can,” Murphy said. superintendent of streets and sewprs. group’s pollticM action committee has Mrs. O’Neill spent many n l^ ts as a HER SENSE OF FUN and humor isn’t targeted 17 staUM for help that would include DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE ; young girl perched on the edge of her stifled 1^ toe mansion’s formal decor. In organizing efforts to stop any constitutional PIUMM 646-2796 father’s bed^ helping him to memorize fact, Mrs. O’Neill last summer hosted what a m en ^ en t. NO SERVICE CHARGE r One of MwKlMcMr** Larged Sateetton* a U F IW (l C w a i ^ In - Stock. Our V r^ n Savae You Money. lOCe Of 8peelela Hinckjey apparently engineering terms for the civil service test. might 'have' been toe mansion’s first Ms. Falkenburg said stete legislative races f CIMfM> end Vlt*Vli Accepted ' "I know as much about bituminous con-" pajama party. ta m m O a M for • Ho M 8 • Aimiwa • Slaam8Mp8 TtU-ChKk.__-Check... have been singled out in Kansas, Maryland, fum d CkKta CntaT M U HSUI Crete and filling potholes as anyone,” she When toe governor left to inspect troops Massachusetts, Oregon, Vermont, West 1827 m m s s m Manclwstor says. at Fort Drum, Mrs. O’Neill invited a friend Virginia and Washington stote. Turapike TV— 273 West Middle Turnpike, There were no curfews except for com­ and her m otto to qiend toe night. The She said the league may get involved in as relishes his fame mother couldn’t make it but toe friend did MIMT-MAN PRI.NTING mon sense in the Damon household, and many as twothirds of the 38 U.S. Senate races 4Z1 CfMTn tT. • MANCINfna 848-1177 her father freely turned over the keys to his and brought seven other women from tojeir and a projected 100 House races through fun­ OR MUFflERS two-door, black Buick Special. high schMl days. ding as well as providing sendees of media Manchester is now a Curtis Mathes COMTini HMTIK t GOraK SONKI WASHINGTON (UPI) - time of the March 30, 1981 Testifying as the It was at his urging Mrs. O’Neill signed government’s second psy­ For three days they talked until morning, rommltonts, pollsters and other specialists. ; While John W. Hinckley Jr. shooting, successfully up for education courses at the University DWIMllBa^INC. LOW COST nUNTItN chiatric w itn^, she said laughed, and took snapshots on the stahr- “We’re locking especially a t toe so-called WHILI YOU WAIT (PMOIO M«DY| f' said he didn’t want to be argued it would unfairly in­ of NewJjtomMhire, although she enrolled the federal prison at ease and on the governor’s king-sized bed. margliud races... either to gain (w at tiie very WHiEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE •; “infamous,” the presiden- fluence the jury to learn UjiUutbe^intenQon of teaching a high school Half the fun, Sta. O’Neill said, was * GENERAL REPAIRING I Home Entertainment Center! 1 tial assailant seemed to that Dr. Johnson was ap­ Butner, N.C., where she •least to hold'on to a pro-dtoice vote,” said secretarial class. watching, their eyes widen whoi they 'government relations director Marie Bass. i Propane Cylinders Filled •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES * relish the idea that his pointed by the court to has worked for three years walked in. It reminded t o of t o first visit ^iM lal attention will be paid to toe U.S. Air Conditioning Service We something goes wrong with one of our •TRY ouR-NEw Ml mm €smm ^name once meant and where Hinckley was SHE TOOK A JOB as a fifth'grade are your convenient source for Quality evaluate him. to toe mansion when Ihom as MesklU was Senate, she said, because of tbe “realW TELEPHONE MAIN STREET products, we don’t leave the customer out in ;; “nothing” and now is a held, did not give news ac- teacher in Ashby, Mass., when she ‘asoRSsai Manchester, conn o604o I Stereo Components, VCR's and Projection The government is now governor. frightoiing” possibility it will push torou^ the cold, we give them the service they need - household word, a psy- trying to counter evidence counto to Hinckley in order graduated in 1958 and moved to a scIhmI in TV’s, as well as Console and Portable Televi- “I was so excited I went out and boii^t an anti-abortion constitutional amendment. when they need it! -tp^trist testified Friday. presented by tbe defense to Insulate him from out­ East Hartford two years later. Sion. side Influences during the new clothes, we wore hats then, head to “Tlie basic strategy of NARAL is ac­ Curtis Mathes has long tieen known for The difference between Curtis Mathes and Sally Johnson, who and prove that Hinckley, Thai, just as fate steered O’Neill to the toe,” she says. “W to 1 forget that feeling, OSTRINSKY, INC. 'C e^lu d ed the young man who faces life imprisi^ evaluation. governor’s chair throng the untimely tivating a prochoice majority which we know quality products, backed by an exclusive Four other electronic products goes on and on. But 643-5B79 643 Sns that’s when I know It’s time to go.” is there in tl|e country,” hb. Bass said. “Our the best way to get a real feel for the 731PARKERST MANCHESTER -' 1^ not mentally ill when ment if convicted, was death in 1961 of the late Gov. Ella Grasso, Mrs. O’Neill is optimistic about to Year Limited Warranty. We are also fully ^ A shot President Reagan, sane when be wounded an unforeseen turn of events brought the side In this issue is not the strident side. difference is to visit our Curtis Mathes “Home husband’s political - career. She took We’re not the radicals. Tbe public opinion is committed to servicing these electronic ■^B^cribed Hinckley’s Reagan. governor and his Wife together. another leave of absence for the 1982-1983 products in our own Service Department.* If Entertainment Center”.! ^Inoccupation with his Dr. Johnson, at 29 just In 1962, Mrs. O'Neill planned to go to grea^'on our side.” CALL US FIRST! About collecting school year, anUclpaUng he will Win his So far, the league’s political acUen com­ oriety after a judge two years older Jhan • Germany to teaiA at a milltanr baae. But 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE Russ MacKendrlck flrst, fun, four-year term in Novenato. mittee has given 95,000 to Sen. Lowell red tbe prosecution Hinckley, was assigned to two weeks before scheduled^dmurture, she But, win or 1 ^ , ^ Mbit tliey’re still LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS n identifying her as a determine his competency writes about stamps, coins met the governor at a party in Bast Hamp­ Weicker, :R -C m .; R e ^ . Don Edwards, D- and almost anything just Nikki and Billy. CMif., chairman of a key House Judiciary 273 West Middle Tpke., Manchester^649-3406 DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS r]lVcourt-appointed” psy- to stand trial and mental ton and her mother died suddenly of a h em “ We know where we came from and we PrSIliatiist. state at the time of bis coUectible - in "Collec­ attack. subcommittee that oonsiders anti-abortion tors’ Corner,” every know we’re goioKback. 'ntles come andv | legislation, and Barney Frank, D-Maw.; and *e»8^w.frg«8SE!«i ^ Crl^efense lawyers, arrest for shooting. Presi­ Six months later Nikki and O'Neill, who > go, but we’re still the same people.” pressing their case that dent Reagan and three Tuesday in The Herald’s she calls “Billy,’’ moved into a five-room Lynn Cutler, Democratic opponent of R ep., Hinckley was insane at tbe others. Focus/Leisure section. cooper Evans, R-Iowa.

A MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 12, 1982 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 12, 1982 ------^

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ' Dan Fitts, Editor; AAACC n ew s OPINION Alex Girelll, City Editor Come on out for Pentecost Sunday

Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the for this last distribution, considerably more than NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE we had eyer given out fn a monthly disbursement. J a c k Manchester Area Conference of Churches. It At the public hearing on the bilateral nuclear appears in the Manchester Herald on Saturdays. We even made a special effort to make our elder­ arms freeze, the four persons (out of the 25 or more ly aware that cheese was available since Saturday Bush visits town, but fails to impress A n d e r s o n speakers) who were anti-freeze, had one over­ was the last disbursement. Volunteers estimate ) By Nancy Carr riding concern: Who can trust the Russians? that at least 100 and maybe more persons showed Washington ; MACC Executive Director Information concerning verification (how can U.S. Senate candidate Prescott has a shot at beating Democratic newspaper clippings from 1978. up after the cheese bad all been disbursed, over an Marry-Qo-Round you tell U they are cheating?) of observance of Bush appears to be having little Toby Moffett. Those clips showed that 11 of If you’ve never had a chance to have your face hour and a half before the scheduled closing. treaty agreements concerning the freeze of produc­ Manchester’s IS delegates that painted white and then brightly decorated with the I feel particularly badly for any of our elderly success in winning his share of At any rate, we’ll probably tion, testing and deployment of new nuclear the Manchester convention Nanchester year sided with Rome, angering traditional symbols of Pentecost, crosses, doves who tried to get there in that downpour and arrived weapons is available from the MACC office or the hear — perhaps with a little and tongues of fire, tomorrow at 2 p.m. is your too late. Our deepest apologies! We handed out delegation. justification — "I told you so” supporters of eventual nominee Peace Office at CHRISCON (Christian Conference Spotlight Ronald Sarasin and local golden opportunity. every scrap we had Including the cheese reserved of Connecticut), 60 Lorraine St., Hartford, Conn. So far, only one member of the from members of unsuccessful If having your face painted is old hat, perhaps you for the pantry. delegation — Donald Kuehl — has challenge slate if the Manchester Republicans who thought the 06016, or from your own denominational offices. slate should remain uncoih- Lessons would prefer to decorate one of the 260 cupcakes at Questions concerning parity (who has got more of committed himself publicly to By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter delegation overwhelmingly sides the cake booth, with white and red icing in doves HOWEVER mitted. what) can also be answered. Ask — it may be a Bush. with Weicker. ’The challenges in­ and flames, while Shirley Stager decorates your matter of life or death. Most of the other delegates sisted all along that the endorsed This time around, the endorsed youngster at the clowning booth. Altogether, in the four distributions of cheese, 9,- in sub 880 pounds of cheese were cheerfully passed out by claimed to be uncommitted last delegation was a pro-Weicker slate did not claim to be uncom­ Both of you will be at the Manchester Community THANK VOU'S month when they were fending College Bicentennial Bandshell for tomorrow’s the 55 volunteers from Center Congregational and slate, not an uncommitted block. mitted in the gubernatorial race; Community ^ p tis t to about 1,500 households in — to Manuel and Harriet Frazier and to Veronica off a primary chailenge by a tion. the delegates, that no matter how it only said it would not take ecumenical church birthday being sponsored by the warfare 14 churches which make up MACC. Manchester, Bolton, many of whom were elderly. and Helen Sheridan who have giyen a gift to Room slate supporting Bush. But there One said Bush was so eager to careful Bush tries to be in public, sides in the Senate race. ALSO FROM the “I told you We will also be filling 288 love balloons with We are tremendously grateful to these men and at the Inn in memory of Russell G.(Van) Powell. is little evidence that any besides prove he is not another James L. he always manages to make so” department comes a history Still, it’s interesting. to note WASHINGTON - The Reagan ad-, ; joyful scriptures, greetings and helium to send aloft women who gave the many hours that made this — to Albert 0. Bourett for his contribution to the Kuehl are gravitating toward the Buckley that he went out of his some mistake that betrays his in­ lesson from Noah Starkey, a that influential Rome supporters ministration seems determined to: : along with our cheers and best wishes to our program available in Manchester when so many Emergency Pantry. Bush camp. way to run down the 1980 GOP experience in statewide politics. towns, most in fact, gave up after the first try. — to Lucy Bergin, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Platz for member of the unsuccessful have had as much success in 1978 save money at the expense of the, : neighbors. Bush may not have helped his Senate nominee. One delegate expressed Particular thanks to chairmen Carole Katz and their donations to the Human Needs Fund. challenge slate. as they did this year in selecting poor and the afflicted. Now, the peo­ Fr. Bob Burbank, Cindy Brindisi, Leon Dion, cause any at a delegate reception Delegate noted the irony in frustration about this. He said he Miml Whitney, to the Rev. Newell Curtis, the Rev. There are an increasing number of people who a delegate slate packed with ple being kicked around are the. along with other sacred dancers from St. James are making small monthly contributions to our held last week at Kuehl’s home. this; Bush’s biggest complaint really would like to .vote against After 11 of Manchester’s 12 James Meek, the Rev. Chet Copeland, Ellen Jones, Rome backers. most vulnerable members of our- and Center Congregational, will be teaching grand­ human services funds. These steady gifts add up to about incumbent Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, because he doesn’t like delegates last month announced parents, parents and toddlers new worship dances director, Manchester Department of Social Ser­ a lot of help. SOME DELEGATES told the Weicker is that Weicker runs the senator much, but he can’t they were committed to guber­ ^ But, then, in Manchester society: the four million elderly,' accompanied by folk groups from St. Bartholomew, vices, and the 53 volunteers: Donna Barati, John Pantry — Ann Hirth for clipping coupons, Irene Manchester Herald that Bush did down loyal Republicans. bring himself to vote fdr Bush natorial candidate Lew Rome, Republican politics, history blind or otherwise disabled- Assumption and St. James. Altogether each and Benston, Marge Blssell, Allan Bourn, Bill Brown, Pat Browne, TTiayer Browne, Ekl Bushnell, Julie Bennett, Anonymous. not impress them at the recep- It seems, at least to a couple of because he thinks only Weicker Starkey dropped off some tends to repeat itself. Americans who get up to $264 a every one of us will become part and parcel of an month in supplemental benefits' all-family, all-church worship service celebrating Camell, Carole Cheney, Allan Cone, Nan Cone, Clothing: Annonymous for diapers, Sharon Masse for diapers, Jackie Nichols, Patrick & Kathy Egan, from the Social Security Ad­ the new lift gift of Pentecost. Jane Curtis, Dottl Custer, Judy Davis, Walt Lucy Bergin, Irene Bennett, Susan Choma, Mrs. ministration. Afterward we’ll celebrate the birthday of the Fredrickson, Jane, Mary Haleman, Bea Hicock, Willie Joyner, Karen Juros, George Katz, Peggy Thomas Healy, Nancy Carr, Bruce Johnson, Guest editorial In its messianic zeal to cut costs , church with the cupcakes and plenty of McDonald’s several anonymous donors. punch and coffde. Bring a picnic for before or after, Kehler, Roy Keith, Shirley Larson, Doreen r. by getting rid of cheaters. Social- Manchester, Sally Marte, Bette Martin, Francesco Furniture: Betty Jeffries, Irene Bennett, Phyllis Security is resorting to the rankest.' , if you like. Remember to follow the signs to the Derrick, A.A. Valeski. TYPICAL OF DETROIT marked parking lots and bring everyone for a joyful Morasco, Rene Nelson, Jackie Nichols, Gretchen kind of blackmail:.Either let us pry. ; The Human Needs Department gratefully thanks afternoon. Sage, Bob Simmers, Evelyn ITiomas, Will Whitney, Let's swamp IRS N O T To ANTICIPATE into your income tax records, or- , Marion Winter, Ray Winter, Members Troop 25 Six Minton & Roy Driver of the Vietnam Era we’ll cut off your benefit checks. ; CHEEWHIZ BSA, Members Center Church Youth Group, Bap­ Veteran’s Center for responding promptly to an THE OIL GLUT Not only that, the agency plans to’ ; tist Church Volunteers, Jim Meek, Diana Barlle, emergency need. This organization provides inten­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo extend its Big Brother snooping to - We are feeling very badly indeed for all the peo­ Joan Brown, Diane DeJoannis, Bruce Green, sive support to Vets suffering emotional and yacht write-off the tax returns of spouses, parents, ' ple who showed up for cheese at Center Church last Laurie Green, Carole Kingsbury, Norma physical handicaps which prevent their functioning JOAN O’LOUGHLIN AND DAUGHTER MARY ELLEN LET’S 60 LOOK AT on a daily basis. The group is the finest example of THE NEW and other household members of Saturday after we ran out of cheese. We had 598 Kingsbury, Betsy Kirk, John McClain, Ed Parham, . . . MACC will host Pentecost celebration five-pound loaves of American cheese stacked up people helping people with similar problems. A JAPANESE LUXURY those who receive Supplemental - Alice Powell, Doreen Spano. . On Saturdays, the Manchester well-heeled friends, the White 'American-made Security Income (SSI) benefits. Herald reprints editorials from House so far is keeping a safe C A R , D EA R . The first inkling SSI recipients got other newspapers. This one is of this outrageous invasion of their,, nautical distance from the from the Patriot Ledger of Quin­ mini-m it b privacy came within the past few., Sequoia. cy, Mass. weeks. Along with their government Billy Graham The rub in all of this is that 108 checks, they received a form en-* Calendars It has often been said that members of the Admiralty titled “Request for Your Consent- Americans regard the family Review Board of contributors for Social Security to Get Your Tax committee. is still a star living in the White House as not only will get a tax write-off Information.” Sacred music to be theme Reverend to be feted Friday —10 a.m., Al-Anon, education wing. their royal family. And there are “Ple'ase read, sign and date this for their contributions, but also An ensemble from Pensacola Christian College The Rev. Alan J. the Anglican Church of some wealthy Americans who form and return it ... within 10 Junior high picnic slated BOSTON (UPI) - traces of Yankee reserve they can use the palatial yacht located on the Florida Gulf Coast will present a Broadhead will be honored England, he came to the Evangelist Billy Graham is dissipated as Graham cap­ are determined to see that the days,” the request read. The bottom program of sacred music on Sunday 12 at 7:15 p.m. at U.S. 10 years ago to pursue for their own excursions for four at a reception on Sunday at The following events are scheduled at Center fond of telling the joke tivated audiences at some half of the one-page notification was a residency in psychiatry First Family is outfitted with months of the year. the Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St. noon in the St. Mary’s Congregational Church for the coming week; about the Southern Baptist of the nation’s most a legal authorization to the Internal! at the Institute for Living royal-like trappings, while they The event will feature sacred music, speech and a Parish Hall. He has served Sunday —10 a.m., worship service, installation of new at a horse race. prestigious universities The IRS stipulated the multi-media presentation about the college which Revenue Service to disclose to SSA as associate rector of St. in Hartford. He establishe officers, diaconate, honoring church school teacher Although his religion for­ and in cities and towns reap a hefty tax break for their generous terms, which require provides two-year technical programs, four-year “all tax information from any infor-T Mary’s since 1977. a private medical practie sanctuary; 11:15 a.m., new member meeting. Federa­ bids gambling, the Baptist from Vermont to efforts. academic programs and ^yeral graduate programs. that the yacht be available to the mation return relating to my receipt..., ’Trained and ordained in in the same year he joined tion room; 11:15 a.m., coffee shoppe. Woodruff Hall; 3 cannot resist placing a bet Massachusetts. A group of 50 individuals and The program is free. For additional information, call the St. Mary’s staff. president and other officials for of income other than wages for all p.m., junior high picnic, 50 Mountain Road. after watching a priest While Graham, 63, said Pastor James Belisoy at 643-7644. Last month, he was ap­ corporations — calling tax years beginning January 1, 1980.. Monday —1 :3 0 p.m., faith journey “The Teachings of gesturing over horses he doesn’t come “to put on another four months of the year, pointed as priest-in-charge themselves the Admiralty Jesus,” Robbins room; 7:30 p.m., sexuality committee. which go on to win four a show,” and attributes the and for use in national public of Zion Parish in North Review Board — has contributed Emanuel’s week set 50 Mountain Road. races in a row. upsurge in religious in­ functions during the remaining THE NOTICE STATES disar-' Branford, and he will The fifth race starts. terest to the “uncertain more than $1 million to purchase The following events are scheduled for Emanuel ’Tuesday —9:30 a.m.. Church Women United annual third. mingly, “ You have a choice about, preach his final sermon at assembly. Federation room; 6:30 p.m., sacred dance After the priest’s pick times,” not any personal the 104-foot yacht Sequoia and Luthema Church for the coming week: St. Mary’s on Sunday at 10 The president has assured the signing the form.” But then it adds, group, mezzanine. takes an early lead, ii falls appeal, those who flock to return it to its former status as Sunday —8:30 and 11 a.m., renewal of marriage vows; a.m. AH members of the over dead in the home his meetings make it clear public repeatedly that the an ominously vague note: “If you do 1 p.m.. Old Guard leaves for trip to Calumet; 1:30 p.m.. W ^nesday -noon, Bethany group potluck, Robbins the official presidential yacht. parish and friends of the stretch. it’s the tall, forceful not sign the form, your Supplemen-' ■ Widows and Widowers potluck dinner, all widowed per­ room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. private sector will contribute family are invited to attend ■‘What happened?” the evangelist with the reso­ Another $350,000 to '$500,000 tal Security Income checks may be’ sons invited; 6:30 p.m., youth meal planning meeting for Thursday —7:30 p.m., old/new council planning more generously to the needy, the service and reception Baptist asks the priest. nant voice that they have has been spent refurbishing and affected.” ,' ' Calumet. meeting, Robbins room. the arts and other worthwhile ’S i- following. Friday to Sunday —senior high camping weekend, “It’s obvious you’re not a come to see and hear. redecorating the yacht, which Actually, “stopped,” not. Monday —3:30 p.m., staff meeting. Broadhead is married to causes, as government’s role is ROCKt MTf4. NEWS - NEA Burlingame State Park. Catholic,’’ the priest "Billy preaches the right boasts antique wicker furniture, “affected,” would have been the, Thuesday —7:15 p.m., Conway Diet Institute; 7:30 the former Patricia Evans. answers, “or you’d know stuff, the fundamentalist, more than $30,000 in glassware, reduced and private con­ exact word to use. An internal Social p.m., Christian education meeting. They reside with their the difference between a old time religion ... what’s tributions are made more at­ W^nesday —7:30 p.m., advisory committee. three children, Andrew, and Haviland china from Security Administration document, Children’s day planned blessing and last rites.” in the Bible, just like it’s' tractive because of tax incen­ makes this perfectly clear. Intended - Thursday —10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care Mary and William, in The audience roars in written,’’ said Dennis France. and visitation; 12:30 p.m., Martha Circle luncheon; 3:45 Rev. Broadhead tives. to instruct agency personnel in' Coventry. Community Baptist Church will sponsor Children’s delight at the unexpected McCullocugh after the the The Sequoia was the presiden­ p.m.. Belle Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Mistry answering questions from confused Day with special services Sunday at 10:30 p.m. at the humor. Graham, once first crusade in Boston in. tial yacht from 1931 until 1977, It is more than unseemly for committee. Halt the know-nothings SSI beneficiaries, it has this stark Q- ■ " Dinner to benefit choir church at ^ E. Center St. overflowing with threats of 18 years. when President Jimmy Carter groups such as the Admiralty Friday —7 p.m.. Two by Two couples club will meet at Church school promotion certificates will be damnation, has toned down “Sure the m an ’s a and-A exchange: Len and Rosemary Hokanson’s house. Review Board to lavish tax-free presented and graduating seniors will be honored. The the fiery manner that celebrity,” McCullocugh' ordered it sold as a gesture of “Q. What will happen to my ' Saturday —8 p.iiri.. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet in ’The following events are scheduled at South United your faith in reason rather than Methodist Church for the coming week: church’s youth groupwill then present a Christian catapulted him to fame in said. "So’s the pope. And ol austerity. dollars on unnecessary projects By Sol M. LInowItz your generation even more than to benefits if I don’t sign the consent' , Luther Hall, 60 Church St. me and mine. dogma, in rationality rather than in­ Sunday —10 and 10:45 a.m.. Pastor Hill preaching, musical entitled “Down by the Creek Bank” by Dottie the 1940s to meet the course the man’s -a The White House, to its credit, like the Sequoia when so many fSol M. Linowitz, former form? As I stand here I remember the evitability, in the free rather than nursery; 12:15 p.m., all church dinner to benefit chancel Rambo. demands of the ‘80s. millionaire. So what? He’s . has said President and Mrs. health and social service amliaB8E- northeast area chairman, will install the new officers of Main St. excerpted from Linowitz' address the Manchester unit. Wednesday —7:30 p.m., evangelism commission. thr place settings and a dish to share. The picnic meal the superstar of set of china by the president’s White House. and faculty, deeply anguished about crimination and prejudice in all states. Either a beneficiary signs’. > to Brandeis University's recent a misbegotten war, deeply agonized their forms — against those who Mary McKeever will present devotions and Phyllis Pastor Hill’s office. will be buffet style, and there will be games and swim­ evangelism. ’ commencement exercises.) away the right to keep the tax ' ^ by the problems of our society, seek to set group against group and Gordon will lead a hymn sing. All women of the com­ Thursday —noon, senior Methodists, reception hall; ming. It was most evident returns confidential or the checks' - munity are invited to attend. Child care is available by On June 20 worship will begin at 9:30 a.m. with a ser­ during his six-week New THE In recent months, we have seen raised their voices in protest and in­ individual against individual in this 7:30 p.m., adult, study, 224 Indian Hill ’Trail, Glaston­ will stop coming. calling Elaine Holcomb at 649-2374. bury; 7:30 p.m. , United Methodist Women program vice of baptism, according to the summer schedule. England Crusade where all BIBLE things happen in our society which dignation. country thereby damaging our call into question who we are and For many reasons, yours have mutual trust and respect. SIMILAR CONSENT forms. _ SPEAKS By Berry's World what we are about as a nation and as been quiet years at our universities. I ask you to protest against the were sent out to recipients’ family Eugen* a people. For some period of time our cam­ failure of our society to rid us of members — presumably entailing ^ Brewer We have watched some puses appeared casually indifferent hunger and disease and illiteracy the same threat in case of non-j; Religious Services Americans arrogate to themselves to the issues of the day. It seemed that still plague millions of our compliance. * A few months ago three both morality and majority and that you were more concerned with fellow citizens. John Shattuck, Washington direc­ men spent five days adrift in assert their right to judge who is a your own individual security than I ask ^ou to protest against the tor of the American Civil Liberties -- the Atlantic in a tiny in­ flatable rubber raft. They patriotic American and who is not, with your country’s; more with your lack of opportunity and hope facing Union, said his organization believes CHURCH, Routs 44-A and Trow­ gospel meeting. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. EMANUEL LUTHERAN who is a child of God and who is not. personal dilemmas, than with the too many here at home and the the Social Security Administration Andover bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, PULL GOSPEL (Thursday); 7 p.m., Youth service Watchtower Study, 10:25. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., CHURCH. Church and Chestnut were asleep when a shark pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. INTERDENOMINATIONAL (Friday). ZION EVANGELICAL Sunday school; 10;30 a.m., ser­ streets, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson bumped their raft. They tried We have seen widespread dis­ great human dilemmas facing our millions upon millions on this earth. is on shaky legal ground, and plans FIRST CONQREQATtONAL worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday CHURCH, 746 Main S t Rev. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., and the Rev. Michael R. to fend off the intruder with a respect for the law and disregard society today. I ask you to protest against all to challenge the government in ‘ , CHURCH Of Andover. UCC, school: 7 p.m. Bible study and Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, Synod). Cooper and High streets. evening service. Lohmann. pastors; Jeff Henricks. small knife This activity was Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. sellowship. Wednasday, 7:30 a.m., praise, worship service and pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ Rev. Charles W. Kuhl. pastor, 9 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN irilern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, observed by a seaman on a for the rights of others. In recent months, however, there those who would risk coextinction court. “ What this amounts to is a ' Richard H. Taylor, paator. 9:30 p.m. prayer meeting. Bible study; 7 p.m.. deliverance vice. nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m CHURCH.. (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. passing freighter, which then We have heard the angry seems tc have been an awakening on through nuclear war because they coercion program, trying to get peo-' ' a.m. Church achool; 11 a.m. PRINCE OF PEACE service. school: 7 p.m., informal worship. Sunday School and Youth Forum. Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor. W orship service; 9:45 a.m. rescued them. Had they rumblings of hostility and the shrill our campuses. Some of you have fear co-existence and the problems pie to provide information under ^. worship service with nursery, LUTHERAN CHURCH, Route 31 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 62 ST. JOHN'S POLISH Holy Communion first and third 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Commu­ Church School, Adult Forum, Bi­ coffee hour after service. and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. nion. nursery care provided; 10 remained asleep they would outcries of violence. of peace. threat,” he said. In addition, the - ' Sunday. ble Study. 11 a.m. Nursery: 11 registered your protest and concern Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 23 Golway S t Rev. Walter A. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydalt a.m. Suhday School through a m. worship service. not have been seen. We have witnessed the growth of on an issue close to you — that of. I ask you to protest against all Capital Legal Foundation, a •; school: 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ 10:30 a.m., worship service: 7 Hyszko, pastor. 8:30 a.m., mass and Vernon streets. Eugene grade 6 In classroom wing. Bolton NORTH UNITED METHODIST the kind of factionalism in this coun­ those who seek answers through Washington-based public-interest'' vice. p.m., evening service. in E ngii^ and Polish: 9 a.m., Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST student aid. A number of you have CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Routs CHURCH OF THE mass In English; Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon CHURCH. 300 Parker St. The Sometimes we are try which our Founding Fathers also spoken out about the need for desperate acts, no matter how noble law firm, plans to seek an injunction Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Rev, Richard W. Dupee. pastor. “ bumped" by unpleasant cir­ feared was the danger most apt to .better answers than military con­ their caude. against the agency to prevent its , Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at Rev. John L. Suprsnant, Thompson Road. Rev. Edward 8. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Beginning June 6: "Sunday cumstances which, like the Worship for the summer bring this nation down. flict and many of you have joined threatened action against anyone, ? 5 p.m.: Sunday masses at 7:30. associate pastor. Saturday Pepin, pastor. Saturday maseea pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, ble study. Nursery provided for all TRINITY COVENANT *shark. seem life-threatening, I ask you to protest against life as 9:15 and 11 a.m. masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday pador. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; services. CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. months..9 a.m,-One worship ser­ or at least are disconcerting. vice only." No church school. In many ways we have seen the tide of protest against the usual in the face of unspeakable who refuses to sign the consent'" BOLTON UNITED METHODIST masses a1 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, paator; Our initial reaction is resent­ CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. a.m.; Holy Days at 7 a.m., 5:30, 11:49 a.m. 11)30 a.m. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main S t 10:30 Milton Nllson, assistant pastor. 6 extremism grow and have tolerated eversplrallng nuclear race. human tragedy. form. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ment, then self-preservation. Rev. Marjorie HUee, pastor. 9:30 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. a.m., church service, Sunday and 11 a.m., worship services, CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. The In the process, our faith is it and even condoned it. I suggest that the time has come On Capitol Hill, complaints have - a.m., church school; 11 a.m., SECOND CONQREQATIONAL OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. school, and care for small nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday For your protest to be effective, it Rev. Leslie Chapman, pastor. 10 been pouring in from disabled and ‘ worship service, nursery. CHURCH, (United Church ol side Street and Hlllstown Road. Kriikowski, Rev. Robert. Bur­ children. Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; rekindled as we are con­ The time has come to halt the for you to raise your voices as com­ a m. worship service and church will not be enough to carry a banner ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Christ). Routs 44A. Rev. Robert K. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 bank. team ministry: Rev. Edward COMMUNITY BAPTIST 6:30 p.m. evening service. fronted by the immediate know-nothings, the preachers of mitted, responsible citizens on a elderly constituents. One member o f. " school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. or chant a slogan. It will mean CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. Bschtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. a.m., Priesthpod and^elief J. Reardon. Saturday m a k ^ at 4 CHURCH, 585 E. Center S t Rev. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL threat. hate, the fearful ones — wherever wide range of ether issues that Congress, Rep. Steve Solarz, D- ‘ - John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. Church s c h ^ (or all agea; 11 S o d ^ 11:15 a.m.. Sa^ament and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at Jarne^ I. Meek, minister. 9:15 CHURCH, Park and Church becoming involved, making your CENTER CONGREGATIONAL 9 they are and whoever they are — threaten the fabric of our society N.Y., has received so many com-';!, Family Eucharist: 11 a.m.. am ., worship sarvics (child care Meeting. i 7:30, 9 and 10:30 artd noon; and a.m.. Church school for all ages, streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ Pain, illness, reverses have commitment real, and your deter­ Nursery program and coffee provided). SALVATION ARMY. 661/ Main at 6 p.m. kindergarten through Grade 4 son. rector; Rev. Alan J. CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. who would try to stop the world and and challenge our leadership in the plaints from his Brooklyn dlstdct . Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior a way of helping one to focus mination to play an active part in fellowship. FIRST CONQREQATIONAL St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 continuing during the service; Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ upon the realities. " It was get off. Hiey despoil the true spirit world. that he intends to introduce legisla-" BOtTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., Main S t Rev. Philip A. Sheridan 10:30 a.m.». Morning worship, tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, our society unflagging. ‘ associate pastor; Rev. Clifford 0. good for me to be afflicted so of American and blaspheme Its The time has come for you—all of tion to block the the SSA’s threats.' , CHURCH. 229 Boitoh Center Main SL Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, Sunday school; 10:46 a.m., and Rev. Emilio P. Pedetli, co­ nursery provided. assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. Road at the Green. Rev. J. 8tan« minister. 9:30 a.m. Churoh School holiness meeting; 0 p.m., open- pastors. Saturday masses at 5 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 that I might learn your heritage. ’They are not part of a you — to make known what kind of It will mean becoming a vital part Simmons and other Social Securi- - . ton Conover, mlnlstef; 9:30 a.m., at Church Lane House; 11 am . air meeting: 7 p.m.. salvation and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses M 236 Main S t Rev. Neale McLain, vice and Eucharist with church a.m. Worship srvice. sanctuary: decrees." Psalms 119:71. eniibri«A.iMs. citizenry trying to break the molds society and what kind of world you 'of your world end as Individuals — 'ty officials defend the tax-return " worship service. Sunday School, Worship service, nursery care meeting. 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. senior pastor, Rev. George Em- school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. 10 a.m. Church School. Never curse adversity until nursery: 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour providad In Church Lana Houaa. UNITED PENTECOSTAL JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 mltt. minister of visitation and its issues are clearly seen. of the past and create a better life each in your own way — milking snooping on both legal and m oral' Holy communion every TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 400 want, because it is your country, In Chandler Hall; 10:46 a.m. CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge St. Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: outreach.. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Wednesday at 10 a.m. E, Middle Turnpike. Rabbi "In dealing with the So\iet Union, we must and a brighter future for ourselves your world. It Is time for you to res­ your own contribution toward a grounds. TTiey say that only those " Forum Program. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 achool; 10:45 a.m.. worship, Manchester . , Congregation Bible Study. 7 p.m.; SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Richard J. Plavin. Israel Tabatsky. remember that It autfers from ‘the Rodney and all mankind. pond to the bigots, the prophets of better world for all people. with something to hide will refuse to ^ a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m., Thursday: Theocratic School children's church and nursery: 7 CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Or. CHUMMOFfMBST morning worship: 6 p.m.. evening cantor. Dr. Leon Wind. Rabbi LydaH and Vaman 8tna(a give the agency permission to rum- ' j Coventry GOSPEL HALL, Center Street (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; p.m., evening service, nursery. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence Emeritus. Services. 8:16 p.m. DangerfMd ayndromeT' And that is where you come in —’ doom, the demagogues, the breast- And that is the charge I would worship: 7:30 p.m.. blble study Sarvlcn Meeting (ministry CALVARY CHURCH Plwna; 545-2095 10 a.m.. breaking breed; 11:46 M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship Friday and 9:45 a.m., Saturday. for this is a challenge to you and beaters. l

Obituaries Arsonists Engagements / Weddings / People TV'Novies/Cdmics John F. Malonoy said to be FOCUS John F. Maloney, 74, of Storrs, formerly of Manchester, died Friday at Rocky Hill Veterans’ Hospital. He was the husband of arrested Eleanor R. (Pinney) Maloney. Born in East Windsor, he had NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (UPI) - lived in Manchester for 34 years m f. ■ Tjie FBI Friday announced the before moving to Florida, and then Andy breakup of an arson ring based in to Storrs in 1978. He had retired the New York Catskills that from Pratt and W h itn ^ A irtraft IRooney “ torched” 10 poultry farm buildings Division of United Technolgies and and egg packing plants in four states had been the owner and operator of Syndicated and illegally collected more than $3 Maioney Radio and T.V. in Columnist million from insurance companies Manchester. over 10 years. He was a U S. Army veteran of One of the alleged ringleaders is a World War II serving in the Euro­ director of a bank in Rdckland Coun­ pean theater. Me was a past com­ ty, N .Y. He and his brother, also in­ mander and a mebberof the VFW dicted, own nursing homes in Post 2046 of Manchester. He had Business I Sullivan County, N .Y., the F B I said. been a member of the American Spokesman Neil Herman of the Radio Relay League and the Gulf bureau’s New Rochelle office, Coast Am ateur R adio Club in or monkey which coodinated the investigation Florida, along with the Manchester with the Newburgh office, said the Radio Relay Club. ring burned poultry farms, egg Survivors are three sons, John packing plants and warehouses in Maloney Jr., James Maloney, and business? New York, Pennsylvania, Connec­ Jay Maloney, all of Manchester; t! ticut and Maryland. two daughters, Mrs. Jill Husbands Those arrested included owners of One of the things businessmen of Seymour, and Mrs. Joyce Talbot properties, a developer, an in­ love to do is get together with other of Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. surance broker and a professional people in the same business and talk Dorothy Flynn of Talcottville and k “ torch.” business. Mrs. Catherine Turner of Herman said all seven were Wethersfield; and nine This great interest they have in charged with federal arson, in­ grandchildren. what they’re doing has created Photo by Detroit News terstate travel in aid of arson, mail Funeral services will be Monday another big business, conventions. and wire fraud, perjury and obstruc­ at 11 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Most hotels, a lot of resorts and SUSPECT HARRINGTON (LEFT) IS GIVEN AIR BY POLICE tion of justice. F'uneral Home at 219 West Center even some cities wouldn’t make it if ’The brothers, Robert Cuttita, 47, St. Burial will be in St. Catherine’s His brother (second from right) tried to talk him out of violence and Frank Cuttita, 41, both they didn’t have conventions. Cemetery in Broad Brook with full businessmen from Liberty, N.Y., I can’t figure out whether the military honors. Calling hours are were also charged with federal ’ average convention is an honest Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 racketeering and conspiracy. business meeting or a boondoggle to 9 p.m. Contributions to the Berserk man Both own several nursing homes wrapped as a Christmas present American Cancer Society and the in Sullivan county and R o ^ r t Cut­ that the executives give to American Heart Association. tita is a director of People National themselves once a year. ’The money Bank of Rockland County in seems wasteful, but if the corpora­ INDIAN DANCERS IN SILK SARIS PERFORM A SACRED DANCE Wulh E. Atpinwall shoots up office Monsey, N.Y. . . . they chant and play danda, wooden Instrument tion is making hundreds of millions Ruth E. Aspinwall, 67, of 3 Ander­ ’The others arrested in raids that of dollars, who am I to criticize? Ob­ son St., died Thursday night at and demanded a $2,500 in­ ' / j began Wednesday and ended Friday By Thomas Oswald viously; they know more about bow Manchester Memorial Hospital. She United Press International surance check. When told the included: — Joan Ann Schrempp, was the wife of Clarence S. check hadn’t arrived, the man picked up in Tucson, Ariz., and to do business than I do. Conventions Aspinwall Sr. DETROIT — A man pulled a shotgun and fired at described as a property owner from keep a lot of nice hotels and She was bom in Coventry on Aug. described as an irate legal random. Youngsville, N.Y., who allegedly restaurants in business, too. I sup­ 31, 1914 and had been a resident of client shot up a downtown law East meets West on Center Police officer George burned her own commercial proper­ pose it isn’t all bad. Manchester most of her life. Before office Friday and then set it Anthony said five people were ty for insurance. Still, I can’t get used to the money crying in the corner of the room. retiring she was an instructor at By Susan Plese afire. One woman was killed shot in the office, including • Sol Zolchonock, 67, a commer­ I see big companies spending on con­ Srinivasan sits cross-legged in front of the Pioneer Systems. She was a Herald Reporter and nearly three dozen other the Secretary who died in the cial developer from Liberty, ventions. I went to one in San Fran­ altar, as he speaks rapidly in Sanskrit. A small member of Center Congregational people were wounded in the emergency room at Detroit charged with arranging two fires, cisco recently and the - company Outside, the spring evening is winding down. flame burns at his feet. At the chanting invokes Church, and past noble grand of fiery bloodbath. Recieving Hospital. The other one in Sullivan County, the other in hired the Goodyear blimp equipped Dusk approaches, and even the traffic on Center the god of business into the crowded room, the Sunset Rebekah Lodge, lOOH. Police arrested two men Maryland, for which insurance com­ four, including Bell and Hud­ Street seems to slow as the day comes to an end. god is welcomed as one would welcome an Besides-her-busband she leaves a and confiscated a .12-gauge with a big electric signboard to flash son, were hospitalized. panies paid out over $1 million. The sky is gray, and colors in the landscape are honored guest, with gifts. son, Clarence S. Aspinwall Jr. of sawedoff shotgun used in the welcome messages down to the par­ BieII, a former Wayne Coun-, • Giles Tolbert, described as a muted. Kumar and his wife, Purnima, sit in back of Milford, N.H.; two daughters, Mrs. ticipants having a lavish outdoor rampage on the eighth floor of ty judge and unsuccessful “ torch” who burned a building for But inside a small Center Street storefront, the prasade, choosing the gifts to be sprinkled on Alfred (B everly) King, and Mrs. party below. the Buhl Building. The mayoral candidate in 1973, Zolchonock. there is brilliance and celebratioq and the altar. Small handfuls of rice and some flower Charles (Sally) Kamerer, both of fivealarm fire gutted the was in good condition with a • Craig Atkins, 32 , a Liberty in­ SOME C O R P O R A T IO N S spend ceremony. It is the day fdT the traditional Indian petals are taken and scattered. Vernon; a brother, Archie Palmer eighth and ninth floors in the superficial gunshot wound. surance accused of providing in­ money on conventions as if it came Puja, performed for Ashok Kumar, proprietor of The Kumars pass around the altar three of Andover ; two sisters, Mrs. Leroy 28-story building. Hudson, 34, B e ll’ s senior surance companies with phony in­ from a Parker Brothers game. A East West Imports, who is about to launch a new times; that movement will be repeated two (Ethel) Aspinwall of Manchester, Office workers fled to the partner, was in critical condi­ formation to help process claims. company that is trying to save business venture in imported rugs. more times during the evening. More incense is and Mrs. Leslie (M ae) Richardson roof of the building where tion with severe head and face • Burdette Chamberlain, 52, a The 90 guests are expected momentarily. Many lit, and brass bells are rune. of Vernon; and six grandchildren they were rescued by money back at the home office by wounds. property owner in Tioga, Pa., are active in a small but growing community of Now the deity actually a small icon placed in and several nieces and nephews. helicopters. putting a cheaper brand of paper' Thirty-four others were arrested by FBI agents in Indians who are working to secure land end a shallow dish, is given a symbolic bath, again Funeral services will be Monday One of the men was ten­ towels in the men’s and ladies’ taken to Receiving Hospital Lawrenoeville. monies to build a Hindu temple in the area. Dr. by the Kumars. Milk, buttermilk and honey, all at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral tatively identified as Robert rooms, will pay the air fare to bring for treatment of smoke In­ The indictment in U.S. District Sheenu Srinivasan, who will lead the Puja, is the symbols of prosperity, are slowly poured by Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Harrington and the other his halation and injuries they suf­ Court in Manhattan alleges that they 400 of their executives or salesmen founder and chairman of that group, the Sri Sri spoonfuls over the image. East Cemetery. Friends may call at 18year-old brother. fered in the mad scramble to acted “ under the direction o f” the across the country and put them in Satyanarayana Seva committee. Then the god is ciothed and decorated with the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 UPI photo Witnesses said a man came flee the building. Cuttitas in burning the properties. hotel rooms that cost $100 a n i^t. silk, and gifts are offered again. y and 7 to 9 p.m. Members of Sunset The storefront on 111 Center St. is the setting into the law offices of Edward Fire fighters brought the The FBI gained jurisdiction At the reception before the Suddenly, soft chanting is heard, and a side y ' . y Rebekah I ^ g e will meet at the THREE MEN BRAVE THE SMOKE for the ceremony, which is often performed on Bell and Lester Hudson fire under control within a because of interstate travel involved door opens. Six young women appear, one by funeral home at 3 p.m. on Sunday to . : help victims descend from office banquet the final night, there are important occasions. On one side of the store is between 11:30 a.m. and noon half hour. in setting up the arsons. one, and begin a sacred dance. pay their respects. always 350 pounds of shrimp on Kumar’s gift and clothing boutique; the other Two planned arsons never came They are dressed in brilliant draped and Memorial donations may be made platters around the room and piles side, the carpet store, is prepared for the’event. off, Herman said. mirrored silk saris. Each girl carries a set of to the Connecticut Eye Bank in care of literature about the business on A small, stepped altar is set up in the left hand MR. AND MRS. KUMAR WAIT TO OFFER GIFTS TO HINDU DEITY Herman said the poultry farms, two wooden stick-like instruments, called dan­ of New Britain General Hospital, the tables. Participants eagerly corner of the empty room, facing east. The altar . . . Indian Puja ceremony performed for his new business egg packing plants and warehouses da, which are held high over their heads and New Britain. is covered with a white cloth, and on it are set up Special session called on floods torched were located in Roscoe, grab up both. ’They go inside to struck together. images of the deity, a combination of the Hindu tables with fresh flowers, have N .Y., Mount Cobb, Pa., Uncasville, trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara. Then hollow wooden sound mingles with their Conn., Wappingers Falls, N.Y., dinner with two kinds of wine, and The floor is covered in patterned Indian rugs soft voices, the rhythmic swirling of their long- tainty over how much federal Tioga, Pa., Denton, Md., Glllett, Soap Opera HARTFORD — Legislative are informed, amused or enter­ which have been carefully covered in white robed bodies, their graceful and hypnotic assistance will be provided, it would Pa., Glenwild, N .Y., and Liberty, leaders Friday prepared for a tained by an orchestra and a sheets. In front of the altar, on the floor, is the movements as they perform their dance in a Dam check set- take the special session “ three to N.Y. prizes given special session of the Legislature speaker who is being paid something prasade, the feast of Indian foods which will loose circle in front of the altar. four weeks” to set up an effective called by Gov. William O’Neill to mark the close of the service. ’They finish, and leave in single file, still dan­ NEW YO RK (U P I) - Dorothy The U.S. Army Corps of damage statewide. like $10,000 for half an hour of his deal with last weekend’s staggering recovery plan. Imported rugs are hung on the walls, and they cing. A series of devotional songs follow, and the Lyman of ‘All My Children” Engineers plans to re-inspect Public Works Director George time. flood losses. He also said he would expect to form heavy, colorful backdrops. Bright lamps final rite marks the finish of thd ceremony. answered with a rebel ypll when Union Pond Dam, and 58 others ’The business meetings are dull if The torrential rains and flooding Kandra said last week Union have public hearings on any Crowds The rite is called the Aarati, and almost all light the scene, and the smell of incense fills the called to receive her Emmy Award in the state, to check for struc­ Pond Dam and the town’s other, propos^ legislation that may be you don’t know anything about caused $276.6 million in damage, air. Hindu worship ends in the same way. A plate Friday, attributing it to years of tural damage caused by last four dams appeared to suffer no business, but the participants love and O’Neill asked President Reagan drafted in the form of loans to Continued from page 1 Participants arrive in groups; others trickle containing a small brass lamp with four tiny experience on ‘ ‘six networks, six week’s torrential rainstorms. damage from the rainstorm. business and private homeowners. every dull minute. of ttem. The on Thursday to make Connecticut in. Shoes are removed before entering. One by flamed is passed briefly around the images of soap operas" The Corps announce its plans to He added, however, that struc­ The governor said the three days speakers from various divisions of eligible for federal disaster In addition, 14 “ feeder” marches one people take seats in front of the altar as the deity on the altar, as everyone stands Richard Simmons shed tears re-inspect the dams on Friday. tural damage might show up of heavy rains and resulting'flood assistance. will converge on the park. the company are terrible. Srinivasan, wearing a white kqrta (shirt) and reverently. when his show was honored, and The 59 dams involved are among destroyed 37 homes, severly O’Neill called legislative leaders later. At a news conference at the Great A TYPICAL CONVENTION Finally, Srinivasan bends in front of the altar, Anthony Geary of "General the 63 that the Corps labeled un­ doti (long robe), begins the ceremony. to his office Friday to discuss ways Last year, a Glastonbury firm d am aged 1,538 d w e llin g s and Lawn, where workers piit the and lies prone for a moment for final blessings. safe when it inspected the state’s speech starts like this: First he explains in English what is to take Hospital " waved his statuette and the June 28 special session could affect^ another 15,574 residences finishing touches on a huge sound assigned by the town to study ‘"rhanks for that introduction, Ed. place, since the entire service will be in The ceremony is complete, and now the guests shouted "thank you, thank you” dams last fall. and 600 places of business. help meet the cost of repairing the Union Pond Dam said the dam’s stage, the rally committee es­ Sanskrit. TTie Fhija is performed to invoke the mingle, chattering as food is passed. It is a while soap opera fans jamming the The remaining four “ unsafe” The co-chairmen of the I ’m glad you were able to be with us damage and provide state spillway and adjacent earth dikes timated the cost of the demonstra­ Hindu gods into the new business and to insure social occasion as well as a deeply religious one. gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria’s dams collapsed early this week Legislature’s Finance, Revenue and today after last night’s party.” assistance if federal help falls short. need repair in order to bring the tion would be between $600,(KX) and its success. The experience has been a moving one for the grand ballroom squealed like after seven to 11 inches of rain Bonding Committee said Friday the ’This is the kind of little joke that Following the meeting. House dam to state standards. $700,000. Cbantings led by Srinivasan, and answered by Kumar family. It is the first time in the seven I ' d demented mice. fell on parts of Connecticut, un­ special legislative session plans to suggests Ekl is a real bell-raiser and Speaker Ernest Abate of Stamford Tlie organizers said at least 150,- the 90 attendants, opens the service. An Indian years they have been in this country that they k , ^ It was the Ninth Annual Emmy leashing flooding that caused an The cost of repairs to the dam authorize $19 million in bonding everyone laughs. ’The truth is that said the state should be moving now 000 people were expected to gather woman with black hair pulled tightly back from have participated in a formal Hindu ceremony; Awards for Daytime Television, estim ated $276.6 m illion in has been estimated at $300,000. requested by O’Neill. ’The bonding to provide grants to families that near the UN for the 10 a.m. march Ed had only two weak scotch-and- her face chants a song, as he claps her hands the evening has been a reaffirmation of their broadcast live by CBS, and while the would cover the state and local w lost homes in the floods. through Manhattan to the park. sodas over a four-hour period the religion and of their ancient culture. main prime time event will not hit sharply above her head. She is joined on occa­ Abate, who is challenging O’Neill government share of the recovery Police estimated that from 3(10,000 night before and he was in bed by One has the feeling that the rite has marked THE KUMARS GIVE GIFTS OF FLOWERS TO IMAGES OF DEITY ON the tube until .September, those who sion by t)ie group. for the guberatorial nomination, soon as the special session is con­ Abate’s view was not shared by cost that may not be paid by the to 500,000 people would attend the 1 the beginning of a new business for Kumar, but pour dark emotions and quiz games 10:15. She is wearing a black, beige and rust-colored ALTAR said he planned to summon vened. Senate Majority Leader Richard federal government, ■ p.m. park rally. it has also marked the beginning of a new com­ into living rooms across America ’The speaker then goes on to make sari, draped over one shoulder. Her clear, strong . . . prasade, or traditional feast. Is In foreground legislative committee leaders He said he hoped the special ses­ Schneller, who represents the hard- ’The. special session will coincide The Weather Bureau predicted mitment to his religion. every day relished their moment in the following points: voice drowns out the sound of a small baby within the week to begin drawing up sion could carry out the necessary hit area of Essex. with the so-called trailer session to partly sunny skies Saturday with the sun. • Competition w ill be more in­ necessary legislation for passage as work “ within one week.’ ’^ Schneller said because of uncer­ act on bills vetoed by the governor. temperatures in the mid 70s. ABC walked away with awards in tense this year than ever before. seven categories. CBS took five. • ’There are difficult times ahead Syndicated shows claimed three and but he’s confident the company is NBC and PBS each captured one. Reagan home from Europe trip ready to meet the challenge of the future. (No speech would be com­ plete at one of these meetings if it Nostalgia over Senior Skip Day WASHINGTON (UPI) - behind it,” Reagan said of Europe, he tempered talk fitted in masks and flak- As he climbed back into didn’t mention “ the challenge of the President Reagan returned the wall, stepping sym­ of peace — his “ Berlin in­ jackets, burned cars and his bulletproof, armored future.” ) Investments to a rousing welcome bolically across the bolder itiative’’ — with the American flags and ripped limousine, a reporter Say "Thank You" • He is confident the company will Friday from &rlln, where as East German guards In rhetoric of defense. cobblestones from the asked Reagan how he liked Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc. are as maintain its leadership position in SOME OF MY best creative —that wouid have been fraud. But I But he had the good sense not to he pledged fresh efforts to nearby towers peered “ Let there be no doubt: streets to throw at police. the wall. with love and A ll this noise about Senior SUp of 3 p.m. Friday. the industry in spite of tte difficult writing in high school was devoted did write them and often wondered yeil at our parents about it. He avert “ the catastrophe of through high-powered the United States will con­ One small group forged in­ “ As ugly as the idea honor on Day at Manchester High School Price Change economic environment in which to writing such notes. My parents, if my mother actually ever read reaiized that peopie who are only nuclear war” and took one binoculars and snapped tinue to honor its commit­ vitations and crashed a behind it,” Reagan replied. makes me smile. ' Friday this week Fatlwi's Day with they operate today. (A few years who had the good sense to realize days away from receiving a high step into East Germany at pictures. ment to Berlin,” bd said. garden reception for As the car wheeled It makes me smile when I hear In them before she signed them. Once, Adyest Group 11% up IV4 inspirational that at the age of 18 I had a right to writing a note for a younger school diploma will take part in a the Berlin Wall. ’The last stop of his 10- “Our forces will remain Reagan, shouting anti- around it clearly crossed ago in these speeches, they always that Principal Jacob Ludes was con­ Acmat 4V4 up V4 Focus take a day off from school once in a brother’s absence, I said he wasn’t time-honored institution of truancy ’The president arrived at day, four-nation European here as long' as necessary 'America He told U.S. the border — for one se­ made some derogatory remark cerned that 80 percent of the parents Aetna 43% dn 1 while if I felt like it, seldom in school the day before because his if they feel like it; mom and dad, 6:30 p.m. E D T at Andrews trip took him to this to preserve the peace and troops stationed In Berlin, cond, the president again about the government In of the 223 skippers “covered” for A d o le CBT Corp 21% U P V4 questioned my literary efforts. Or car broke down. (H e was in fifth aias, have little sway at this point. Air Force Base, Md., divided city — ” de protect the freedom o f the “ You are here because it Is was in Communist-con­ Washington, but they don’t do that their children’s absences. Angle Col. Bancorp 17% unch my occasional days off. aboard A ir Force Oile. rigueur” for visiting people of Berlin.” vital to freedom. Freedom trolled East Berlin. jBibles so much now that it’s their choice.) Ludes, who probably has a point, grade at the tim e.) She signed it Perhaps, too, mom and dad went First Bancorp 26 up % A carefully arranged lig h t fro m g o d 1 was such an accomplished anyway. presidents. ’Then he flew Reagan was greeted by is never more than one East German guards in a • ’The management team is in says he’s concerned with what he to high school once themselves. First Hartford Corp % unch hero’s welcome awaited via Bonn back to loud demonstrations In generation away from tower behind the border calls a “ growing lack of concern on excuse note writer that I was often My school had a Senior Skip Day, They had a Senior Skip Day, too. Or Hart. National 21 up 2% place. (“ In place” is the most p<^ him, and a White House Washington, where West Berlin, a hotbed of extinction. America would area snapped photos of the & Books the part of parents.” pressed into service when other too. The administration moaned and they had a wear-your-clothes- Hart. Steam Boil. 38 dn 2 spokesman estimated 50,- ular new phrase in business thousands of administra­ rapidly growing anti­ not bq Am erica without president. Somehow, I can’t get upset over members of the family needed such groaned about it. They warned us backwards-to-school-that-day. Ingersoll Rand dn % LIFE FOR MAN speeches.) 43% 000 people — government tion workers were being nuclear sentiment in freedom.” “ I looked across that Senior Skip Day. And I smile ^ len I at school today because he dropped notes written. not to take part in it and they Or a dye-your-hair-green-day. And up 1% • Nothing could be further from J.C. Penney 36% officials and employes, massed to welcome Urn Europe. Wearihg a bulky, bullet­ tragic wall and saw the think of all those parents a w affle iron on his toe this morning, TTiere was never a cold too light, warned of all sorts of dire things their principals and their parents up V4 MOMaikSL Lydall 8% diplomats and well-wishers back like a conquering Riot-egulpped police proof vest a ^ Watched by . tragic consequences of the trifth. (This is in reference to a “ covering” for their dilldron. and the swelling hasn’t gone dovm no case of the sniffles too trivial, that would happen if we did take yelled at them about it but they took unch Sage-Allcn 6% in general — were on hand hero. used nightsticks, tear gas nervous Secret Service frei^m denied,” Reagan HHICilMtM’ story in the, industry that the com­ I can just hear those alibis flying yet,” ) or whether they just opted for and no earache of too mysterious an part in it. part in. it, anyway. SNET 43% up V4 to greet him. • In a speech in Berlin, and water cannon to agents,' Reagan posed for said. pany is in trouble.) frcrni one end of East Center Street the tried and true. “ Sheller has a origin that I wouldn’t tackle. And, with the unique lack of a 649-3396 That “ growing lack of concern on Travelers 21% dn 20 (2 for 1 split) Before leaving Berlin, Reagan pledged to propose repulse an estiipated SjOOO pictures with West Ger­ Before leaving Ger­ • The company is fortunate in all the way across Highland Park cold.” Boom. End of excuse.) I also gladly volunteered to write s.ense of humor it takes to enter the up 1% Christian books, music, cards, the part of, parents” Mr. Ludes United Tech 36% Reagan challeged the Com­ new measures to the Soviet protesters who tried to man Chancellor Helmut many, Reagan declared his t ^ s . few dry and fina Bibles. having such a forward-looking Falls. And I wonder If the parents Probably, If the truth be known, notes for deaths of near and not-so- higher echelons of education, the First Ct. Bancorp 26% unch refers to just might be a growing munists to .“ let their peo­ Union aimed at averting march the three miles to Schmidt — and placed one trip — which included an leader as its president. (This is whose Uds were off at the beach most of the excuses were penned by near relatives, eye doctor ap­ principal always stood at the head of N .Y. gold 325.25 up 6.50 ple have a taste” of the excused and signed by their pointments and minor surgery. the crowd, yelling at us for our sense of nostalgia. With a little em­ "the catastrophe of the spot where Reagan foot across the white econoniic summit at Ver­ where the qieaker says nice things came up with halfway creative First Natl. Supermarkets 4% unch freedom. nuclear war.” But as in sailles and a NATO sum­ excuses ("Oh, David? ()h, he’s not parents. Of course, I didn’t sign the notes irresponsibility. pathy thrown in for good measure. spoke. painted line dividing the about his boss.) “ As ugly as the idea previous speeches in ’The protester, many out­ two cities. m it In Bonn a ’success. HERALD, Sat., June 12, 1982 - I I 10 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD . Sat., June 12. 1982 Weddings SGniorS Engagements Vaccine's benefits advised o f trip outweigh side effects .1^ D E A R A B B Y : time, and I want to get it Thousands of parents are Editor’s note: This column is frightened and confused off my chest. We recently prepared by the staff of the because of recent TV saw the movie “ On Golden Manchester ^nior Citizen Center. publicity emphasizing Pond” The acting was It appears in the Herald on some extreme side effects Dear Abby superb, the scenery was Wednesdays and Saturdays. of pertussis (whooping beautiful, the story was i touching and very enter­ cough) vaccine. Many are Abigail Van Buren taining, but the language By Joe DImInleo asking if they should avoid was foul! having their children im­ Activities Specialist Some of us in the munized, “ That would be audience missed so much Greetings. unwise,” says the because of the time lost All individuals attending the American Public Health Wildwood trip on Sunday are Association. recovering from the vulgar language. reminded to be at the McDonalds on Whooping cough can Now the British are again of mine told me that in West Center Street parking lot at cause brain damage or per­ suffering whooping cough Denmark, the girls don’t This movie was rated "P .G . ” and there were 6:30 a.m. to load the buses. The manent disabilities, and epidemics — 1()0,000 cases have to worry if they’ve people of all ages in the buses will leave at 7 a.m. sharp. death! Forty years ago the in the last three years, with lost their virginity because i . audience. How do parents Pauline informed us that there are Marlene S. Ross M a rgery E. K racunas U.S. a v e ra g e d 265,000 6,000 hospitalizations and they do an operation over stand a chance of convin­ still seats available for the Boston whooping cough cases with 60 deaths. Equivalent con­ there that makes virgins cing their children that vs. Milwaukee baseball game at about 7,000 deaths per tagion rates in the U.S. out of non-virgins. This profanity and filthy Fenway Park slated for June 26. Ross-Kisner Kracunas-Daigle year. Thanks to routine im- would produce 500,000 friend told me that there is language are not OK? Price of the trip is $19. Remember, munizations, we now cases instead of the 3,000 no way for a man to know Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ross of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kracunas of "On Golden Pond" was this trip is open to the public so that average only 3,000 cases we now have! for sure if the girl is a true Roswell, N.M., announce the Windsor announce the engagement such a lovely story; it we may fill the second bus. In­ engagement of their daughter, of their daughter, Margery Ellen annually with five to 20 The American Public virgin or not because this dividuals wishing to purchase just deaths. Health Association strong­ operation is so perfect. would easily have been a Marlene S. Ross of 115 Downey Kracunas, to Michael R, Daigle, son hit without all that objec­ the ticket to the ball game may do so Drive, to Paul Kisner, son of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. R. Daigle of True, in rare cases vac­ ly urges all parents to con­ Is this true? for the price of $5.75. cines can cause some of tinue whooping cough im­ JUST CURIOUS tionable language. Jessie M. Kisner of Willimantic. Hebron. He is also the grandson of How do you feel about it? There are still seats available for The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate the same damage as the munization for their Josephine Finnegan of 87 North St. DEAR C U RIO U S: It is PAT IN PUEBLO the Westfarms Mall trip to the of RH AM High School and a 1980 diseases they seek to pre­ children. After each shot The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate possible to restore a movies slated for Thursday, leaving graduate of St. Francis Hospital and vent. Pertussis vaccine the child should be careful­ DEAR P A T : You took of Windsor High School. She is woman to her virginal from the center at 10 a.m. In­ Medical Center School of Nursing. commonly produces ly watched. If side effects the words right out of my ■ik - , m employed>as a documate payment state surgically, and it can dividuals wishing to attend may She is employed by St. Francis processor at Aetna Life and Casual­ irritability, drowsiness or appear, the family physi­ typewriter. leave name and phone number at the fever in about four out of 10 cian or clinic should be be done in any country Hospital and Medical Center. ty- Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Riley Mrs. Michael D. Granato front office. children. One in 300 might consulted so consideration where sophisticated plastic Mrs. Kevin T. Mohr Mrs. Richard B. Steiner The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a (and gynecological) sur­ I received a phone call from Capt. 1976 graduate of Xavier High School 1979 graduate of RHAM High develop high fever. One in can be given to discon­ gery is performed. Getting married? Joseph Brooks of the Manchester and attended Eastern Connecticut School. He is employed as a 7,000 might have a seizure. tinuing the vaccine series, However, my experts Whether you want a formal Police Department in reference to State College. machinist at Purdy Corp. One in about 100,000 might and to not vaccinating Riley-Bryner Granato-Fraher tell me that in some cases church wedding or a sim­ Mohr-Copeland Steiner-Egan the renovation of the South School An Aug. wedding in St. P eter’s A May 1983 wedding is planned. suffer permanent nerve or younger children in the this could be a very com- ple, "do-your-own-thing” for the relocation of the Lutz Church in Hebron is planned. brain damage. same family. But to avoid plicated and costly Maryanne Teresa Egan of Manchester and Richard Kelly Elizabeth Bryner of 134 Park St., daughter of Lori Ann Fraher of Manchester and Michael David Children’s Museum. But the benefits still immunization is to ask for ceremony, get Abby’s new procedure, and is sure to Cathy Ann Copeland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Bruce Steiner of Newington were married June 6 at the Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bryner of Princeton, 111,, and Granato-of Manchester were married June 5 at St. He is looking for seniors with vastly outweigh the risks. trouble rather than avoid booklet. Send $1 plus a cis L. Copeland of Ferguson Road, and Kevin Thomas hurt more than the truth. Hotei Sonesta in Hartford. Timothy Robert Riley, son of Mr. and Meat Robert F. Bridget Church in Manchester. Carpentry skills to help out on this In Great Britain, sen­ it. long, self-addressed, Mohr of Carpenter Road, Bolton, son of Mary D. Mohr The bride is the daughter of Mary Egan of 75 Jarvis Riley of Glastonbury, were matried May 8 at St. Bridget The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward project. This would be a fine time sational publicity about STANLE Y J. M ATEK, stamped (37 cents) of Goslee Drive and William S. Mohr Jr , of Enfield, Road and the late John Egan. The groom is the son of Church. Fraher of 59 Greenwood Drive. The groom is the son of for the seniors to pitch in and help vaccine side effects has AMERICAN PUBLIC envelope to: Abby, Wed­ were married June 5 at South United Methodist Church. DEAR AB BY: Mary Steiner of Bloomfield and Irving Steiner of West The Rev. E. Padelli performed the double ring ser­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Granato of 111 Delmont St. with the renovations, so all the kids caused the immunization HEALTH ASSOCIATION ding Booklet, P.O. Box The Rev. George W. Webb performed tbe double ring vice. Clara DuBaldo was organist and Jenny DuBaldo, The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the double ring Something has been 38923, Hollywood, Calif. Hartford. in Manchester will enjoy the new rate to drop from 80 per­ service. David Morse was organist. The bride was given Justice of the Peace John F. DeLucco officiated at the soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. ceremony. Harold Carr was organist. ; Lutz Children’s Museum. In­ cent to about 40 percent. DEAR AB BY: A friend bothering me for a long 90038. in marriage by her father. double ring ceremony. Musicians were llga Paups, Jenny Bryner, of Folsom, Calif., sister of the bride. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid dividuals wishing to help may con­ Johnah Patelli of Manchester was maid of honor. Margaret Liddell, Jane Schwartz and Jodi Levitz. Was maid of honor and Sue Cote of Manchester, a friend of honor was Linda Fraher of Manchester, sister of the tact me at the center or leave their Bridesmaids were Kim Ferguson and Dorothy The bride was given in m arriage by James F. Egan of of the bride, was bridesmaid. bride. . name and phone number, and I will Wiersbicki, both of Manchester. Tolland, her brother. Matron of honor was Irene I. Egan Joel R iley of San Diego, Calif., brother of the groom, Bridesmaids were Cynthia Granato and Mary-Rae get back to you. Come on, let’s all Barry Silkowski of Manchester was best man. of New Jersey, sister-in-law of the bride. Best man was was best man and Ted R iley and Patrick Riley, of Granato of Manchester, sisters of the groom; Lori Bea pitch in and make this a group ef­ Tbomas H. Ferguson of Manchester and William S. Glastonbury, also brothers of the groom, were ushers. Irish of Bolton, and Katherine Costello of Manchester. fort. Lymphatic disorder Robert F. Capalbo of Boston. Mohr Jr., of Simsbury, were ushers. After a reception at the Hotel Sonesta, the couple left Brendan Riley, another brother, was ring bearer. Best man was Frank Tatasciore of Manchester. Donations are being accepted for Following a reception at the Italian American Club in for a honeymoon in Bermuda. They will be making their Following a reception at the home of the groom's Ushers were Gary Schmidt and Jeff Schmidt of the bake sale at the Strawberry East Hartford, the couple left on a wedding trip to parents, the couple went on a wedding trip to Cape Cod, Manchester, Andre Baraby of Vernon, and Pat Irish of Festival being sponsored by the Martha's Vineyard. They will make their home in home in Newington. The bride is a 1978 graduate of the University of Niagara Falls and Canada. They will make their home Bolton. Ring bearer was Andrew Lawrence of Klwanis Club and the Chamber of Bolton. Connecticut. She is a master’s degree candidate at in Manchester. Manchester. Commerce next Saturday 10 to 4 The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School may be ankle culprit Trinity College, and she is employed by Northeast The bride is a certified nurse’s aide and works at After a reception at W illie’s Steak House the couple , p.m. All proceeds will go towards and is employed by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East left on a honeymoon to Canada. They will be making Utilities in Berlin. Meadow’s Convalescent home. She plans to continue purchase of outdoor activities equip­ Hartford. The groom is a 1973 graduate of Curry College in school in the fall to work toward a degree in nursing. their home in Bolton. ment. Anybody interested in dona­ DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m tissues. The groom is a graduate of Manchester High and is Mass. He is employed by Unicond of Newington. The groom is service advisor at Bob Riley Oldsmobile tion any baked goods may contact \ a 28-year-old female, 5 feet 1 am sending you The employed by Kurtz Brothers Inc. of Manchester. in Manchester. Celeste King at 646-3268. 6 and weigh 150. I ’ve been Health Letter number 11-6, A reminder to all: we will not be having trouble with my left Swelling; Causes and E lea n or E. H astings Laurie Mae Roser having lunch here at the center from ankle swelling all the time. Your Health Management, to give you a Friday through June 25. Also my ankle aches while more complete explana­ Lunches w ill resume on June 28 Hastings-Lea Roser-Marona it is swollen and even at Lawrence Lamb, M.D. tion. Others who want this issue can send 75 cents and continue to July 30 on a four- Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Roser of night when I ’ve gone to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elton of •W with a long, stamped, self- •A' day-a-week basis (excluding Bolton announce the engagement of bed. Holland, Mass., announce the addressed envelope for it Tuesday. From Aug. 2 to Aug. 27th, their daughter, Laurie Mae Roser, Several years ago I went engagement of their daughter, to me, in care of this we w ill be having lunches on Mon­ to John David Marona Jr., son of to an orthopedic doctor day, Wednesday and Friday. Eleanor E. Hastings, of East Hart­ who X-rayed my ankle but newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, ford, to Albert N- Lea Jr., son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Marona Sr. of Next Thursday we will be having could find nothing wrong. The pressure on the back of Radio City Station, New and Mrs. Albert N, Lea Sr. of 109 Brookfield, Mass, The fact that only one Judy Shur of the Neighborhood He advised me to wear a the thighs impedes normal York, N.Y. 10019, Grandview St., Manchester. ankle swells suggests a Legal Services for a discussion on The bride-elect is employed as a pair of orthopedic shoes circulation and can make The bride-elect is a graduate of local mechanical factor. DEAR DR. LAMB: wills. This is a very important item secretary for Middlebury College that had an arch support matters worse. Mansfield Beauty Academy and the That could be some Consider two identical twin for all of us, so please attend and get and the state of Vermont. The but these shoes didn’t help. Position is important in prospective bridegroom is a obstruction of your women who have dry skin all of your questions answered. We prospective bridegroom is employed Could you possibly tell swelling. Jf your foot was graduate of Manchester High lymphatic system to that from the time they’re in will also be having a lunch con­ as an outdoor sports specialist at me why my ankle swells held up to the level of your ^hool. He is employed by Lea’s foot. Many people do not their 20s. One woman will sisting of baked macaroni and^ Quiet Sports. this way? Should I see I ' m know we have a lymphatic heart it might not swell. 1 use moisturizers every day Market and Manchester Tobacco another doctor and, if so, ch eese, salad , d es se rt and a' system. It is much like the think position, particularly for the next 25 years, the lA -i and Candy Co. A Sept. 18 wedding is what type? I am not on my beverage. Lunch will be served at An October wedding is planned. veins, only it transports in treating acute injuries, other woman will not. They noon with the program following. planned. feet a lot. I work in an of­ lymph, a clear to milky is about the most impor­ both will live the same life fice and sit most of the Don’t forget on June 24, we will fluid that contains no blood tant imrnediate factor in other than that. Will the day. . have the I ^ r y Dunphy ^ h o o l of cells. It connects the dealing with swelling. first woman have fewer The tissue pressure is : Dance perform for us at 12:30 p.m. DEAR READER: Yes, various lymph glands in wrinkles in her 50s than her Marriage also important. Pressure V I A reminder to all bowlers about you should see a doctor and your body and empties into sister? bandages and pressure ' the Senior Citizen Summer Bowling I would recommend you the circulation near your stockings increase tissue DEAR R EAD ER : No. I League program at the Parkade start with your family heart. Licenses pressure helping to prevent Moisturizers have a tem­ I Lanes on Tuesday starting at 1 p.m. physician. If you don’t have Sitting is a factor in * The price is 50 cents per game. swelling in some people. fluid accumulation in porary effect. They trap one you should. moisture that is already in­ I G O L F SCORES; June 8th: Bob side the skin, preventing I Medcalf,' 30; Phil Donahue, 31; Robert Dennis Quigley, drying. The trapped * Amie’ Duchemin, 32; Frank Wilmington, N.C., and Donna moisture plumps out the ! Monette, 34; Paul Ryan, 34. 1 Helene Stanton, June 19, St. James Pick disappoints mom skin, smoothing out * Bridge Scores: Bill Cooper, 5,570; Church. wrinkles, but as soon as the Edith MacKendrick, 4,850; Evelyn Donald Silas Moore, 132 Spruce St. moisturizer is gone the Butan, 3,750; Doris Hunt, 3,690; Rae and Pearl Emma Nicholas, 132 skin starts to lose retained Olsen, 3,560. Spruce St. DEAR DR. BEAKER: fluid and wrinkling occurs. Pinochle scores: Joe Garibaldi, Robert Martin Kenyon Jr., When my daughter was 17 Many women think that ■ , L 616; Bob Aheam, 602; Ada Rojas, moisturizers will keep the Bolton, and Carla West Braithwaite, she met a lovely boy who 571; Amelia Anastasis, 564; Martin skin young. They do not. Mrs. John P. McKeon Jr. Mrs. Leonard F. Surdel 14 Huntington St., July 3. subsequently got himself Ask . Mrs. Thomas H. Gruessner Mrs. Rayburn S. Pevoto Bakstan, 559; Vincent Borello, 557. into a lot of trouble with The skin ages just the Donald James LaBounty, 230C Dr. Blaker same. Two important fac­ SCHEDULE FOR WEEK; the law and ended up in New State Road, and Faith Cecile tors that increase loss of Monday: 8 a.m. golf at jail. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Fuller, 230C New State Road, June skin elasticity which leads Gruessner-lamonaco Pevoto-Drown McKeon-Gill Surdel-Malan Manchester Country Club; 10 a.m. I became more and more 28, St, Brideet Church. - - r f to wrinkling are sunshine - bingo; 10 a.m. chess and checkers; Gina M. Erase fond of him as I got to know him better and even visited and cigarettes. Beth Marie lamonaco of Manchester and Thomas Darlene Clara Drown of Houston, Texas, and Rayburn Debra Ann Gill, daughter of Mrs. Lillian G ill of Rum- Nancy Ann Maian of Manchester; daughter of Mr. and ! no lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle; bus William Walter Farrell,53 Tracy him in prison once a Henry Gruessner of Manchester were married May 8 at Scott Pevoto of Tulsa, Okla. were married June 5 in ford, R.I. and the late John H. Gill, and Dr. John Patrick Mrs. Wiliiam 0. Maian Sr. of Glastonbury, an,d Leonard j pick up at 8 a.m. return trips at Drive and Faith Stephanie Frese-Paternostro month, even though I had St. Bartholomew Church in Manchester. Asbury United Methodist Church in Tulsa, Okla. McKeon Jr. of Springfield, Mass., son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Surdel of East.Hartford, son of Frank J. Surdel 12:30 and 3 p.m. Smith, 345 Hillstown Road, June 19, to drive ail day to get Thoughts The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivers H. John P. McKeon of 23 Richmond Drive, were married of Wethersfield and ^rbara Twombley of Vermont, Tuesday; 9 a.m. public health South United Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. John Frese of 90 Peter Angelo Cappozzi, 164 Pearl Briarwood Drive announce the there. My daughter usually lamonaco of 97 Garth Road. The bridegroom is the son Drown of 74 Branford St. The groom is the son of Mr. June 5 at St. M argaret’s Church in Rumford. were married May 22 at Emanuei Lutheran Church in ' nurse; 10 a.m. friendship circle; boyfriend? I think that is I am not sure but I think I St. and Belinda Jo Hanko, 164 Pearl engagement of their daughter, Gina went with me on those of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gruessner of 93 Vernon St. and Mrs. Rayburn J. Pevoto of Tulsa, Okla. Monsignor Arthur Geoghegan officiated at the mass Manchester. pinochle; no lunch; 12:30 p.m. something you might want am overreacting to his “ Rest in the Lord, and St., July 10, South United Methodist Marie Frese, to Kurt Richard trips. The Rev Martin Scholsky officiated at the double ring The Rev. William Mason officiated at the double ring and double ring ceremony. The bride was given in The Rev. Dale Gustafson officiated at the double ring bridge games; 1 p.m. craft class; to do because of the strong death. I have lost 28 pounds wait patiently for Him” CJiurch. Now, three years later, mass. Soloist was Lori lamonaco of East Hartford. ceremony. Organist was Norma H. Hampton of Tulsa, marriage by her brother John H. G ill Jr. 1:15 p.m. “ Red Mask o f Death” bus Paternostro, son of Mr. and Mrs. and I wake up about 4 a.m. Psalm 37:7. ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin was organist and Daryl he is still in jail but about ties that have developed Okla. Mrs. Paul Collins of Vernon was matron of honor. ^ c k up at 8 a.m. return trips at noon Richard Paternostro of 74 Lakewood and can’t get back to sleep. The best antidote for The bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid SUwski, soloist. The bride was given in m arriage by her Jeffrey Joseph Lassow, 84 to be re lea s^ on parole. between you and the young The bride was given in marriage by her father. The Bridesmaids were Miss Marijean McKeon of New Bri­ and 3 p.m. Circle North. I also have lost almost ail anxiety and distress is of honor was Gail J. lamonaco of Manchester, sister of parents. Adelaide Road, and Elizabeth Anne And she has gotten herself man. maid of honor was Wendy Ann Drown of Manchester, tain, sister of the groom, and Miss Diane Long of Thursday; 10 a.m. orchestra joy in living. trusting in God and waiting the bride. Bridesmaid was Maureen Shaw of Groton, Mandel, 84 Adelaide Road, June 20. The bride-elect is a graduate of pregnant by another man sister of the bride. Providence, R.I. Junior bridesmaids were Miss Kellie Susan M. Cook of Portland, a friend of the bride, was rehearsal; 10 a.m. trip to movies at On th e other hand, patiently for Him. He friend of the bride and groom. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Susan A. Legare of Gerald Norman Legary, East Catholic High School and St. whom she plans to marry It’s strange because Bridesmaids were Susan Pevoto of Tulsa, Okla., sister Duncan of Bristol, and Holly Jennings of Seekonk, Westfarms M all; after lunch (that however, it will be impor­ never comes too soon or West Willington and Karen A. Maian of Glastonbury, day only) Legal Services will-pre­ Willimantic, and Jane Ellen Zuccar- Joseph College in West Hartford. next month. tant to give your son-in- these feelings have gotten The best man was Robert Gruessner of Ansonia, of the groom; Peggy Godfrey of Eureka Springs, Ark.; Mass., nieces of the bride. too late with the help we dy, Willimantic, June 12. She holds a bachelor of science I am very upset because worse as the months go by brother of the groom. Ushers were Paul DiMauro of Teresa Biddick-Yadon of Tulsa, Okla. and Beth Robin­ Paui Collins of Vernon was best man. Ushers were sisters of the bride. ^ sent program on wills. Bus w ill run law-to-be the opportunity need. degree in nursing. She is employed I had expected that her and I thought I should be Middletown, cousin of the bride, and Larry Hill of son of Tuttle, Okla. Junior bridesmaids were Melissa Nick Barone of East Hartford and George Courville of Jack R. McVeigh of Manchester, friend of the groom, regulw route today. Pick up at 10 to be included in and It often takes the storms Russell Andrew Roden, 80 Benton by Mr. Steak Restaurant in first boyfriend would feeling somewhat better Manchester, friend of the groom. Elam and Kathy Elam , both of Houston, Texas, cousins Boston, Mass. Junior usher was Glenn Duncan of was best fnan. Ushers were Jonathan P. Leber of Ver­ - a.m. and return after program. accepted by your family. of life to find the real St, and Sherry Lynn D’Alessandro, Manchester, and in the fall will be become my son-in-law and with time. Bristol, nephew of the bride. non, friend of the groom and Derek Sheffield of Ver­ Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage; 10 shelter. In the tempest of After a reception at the Manchester Country Club, the of the groom. 141 Eldridge St., June 12, Salvation working as a registered nurse in I don’t know what got into Remember, you may Following a reception at Top of the Court in Seekonk, mont, nephew of the groom. a.m. kitchen social games; 12:45 life let the Holy Spirit couple left for a honeymoon in Bermuda. They will be The best man was Steve Ladner of Norman, Okla. Army Citadel. her to make this sudden think the first boyfriend Mass., the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. ; setback games; bos pick up at 8 New Bedford, Mass. teach your soul to rest in making their home in Rockville. Ushers were Gary Drown of Manchester, brother of the After a reception at The Colony in Talcottvllle, the John A. Loura, Rocky Hill, and and dramatic decision. Can would be best for your They will make their home in Springfield, Mass. a.m. return trips at noon and 3:15 DEAR READER: the Lord and wait for His bride; Paul Thompson of Norman, Okla.; Ron Thomp­ couple left on a trip to Jamaica. They will make their Cynthia M arie Mazur, 11 Lewis St., you help me understand daughter but this is her life The bride is a 1980 graduate of the Hartford Art The bride is a graduate of St. Joseph’s Hospital School p.m. The prospective bridegroom is a You’re right. You should sure help. home in Manchester. July 17 her motives? and she m ay indeed have School, University of Hartford. She is employed as a son of Norman, Okla., and Jim Daly of Houston. Texas. of Nursing and is employed as a re g is te r^ nurse at graduate of East Catholic High be feeling somewhat better No matter what may be School. He graduated from made a better decision the graphic artist for the Rockville Reminder Inc. in A fter a reception at the Utica 21 Club of Tulsa, Okla., Pawtucket Memorial Hospital. The bride is a 1976 graduate of Glastonbury High John David DePietro, 390 E. DEAR READER: I by now — and certainly not the test, Manchester Community College second time around. Rockville. the couple left on a honeymoon to St. Thomas, Virgin The groom is a graduate of East Catholic High School, School. The groom is a graduate of Manchester High Center St., and Elizabeth ^ Louise really can’t speculate on worse. God will take care of with an associate’s degree in law en­ Furthermore, your Islands. They w ill be making their home in New Mexico. Dartmouth College and the University of Connecticut School and Manchester Community College with an Billiards Dougan, 335 Porter St., June 19 St. why your daughter may Just to make certain, you! The groom is a 1979 graduate of the Albert Prince School of Medicine. He is a resident in obstetrics and forcement, and from Eastern weight loss, early associate degree in data processing. He served in the French kings and English royalty James Church. , have decided to change her talk with her about , bow Lean, weary one, upon Regional Vocational Technical School and is employed The bride is a 1981 graduate of the University of Connecticut State College with awakening and loss of gynecoiogy at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, U.S. Air Force from 1976 to 11980. mind, but no matter what • much her pregnancy has to His breast. as a cabinetmaker at Tomlin Woodworking Co., Inc. in played billiards. So did U.S. degrees in applied social relations Oklahoma. She is a senior personnel consultant for M. Mass. Steven Mark Wiersman, Vernon, the reason, it looks like you pleasure in living all in­ God will take care of Andover. Presidents Washington, Lincoln, do with her decision. David Lowe Personnel Services of Houston, Texas. and Lourie Ann Albert, 6 Linnmore and business administration. He is dicate that a serious you! • Garfield, and Cleveland. John (Quin­ are going to have to accept Drive. June 12, Church of the employed by Liberty Mutual In­ DEAR DR. BLAKER: depression has set in. The groom is a 1980 graduate of the University of All about collecting cy Adanu charged tbe government this turn of events. — ^ r t l n Focus/Food on Wednesday Assumption. surance in New Bedford, Mass. My husband died more It’s very important for Got a Manchester news tip? Oklahoma. He was employed as a process-design ^ for a White House “billiard” Why don’t yoii talk with Russ MacKendrlck writes about stamps, coins and than a year ago and I am you to seek professional Rev. Marvin D. Sluarl If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, engineer for Brown and Root of Houston, Texas, and has Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The table, and "for billiard balls $6, and Douglas Williams, 34F. Channing her about how she would almost anything collectible — in “ Collectors’ Comer,” A Sept. 6 wedding in St. Rose still very depressed. He help now to guide you out United Pentecost contact City F.ditor Alex Girelli at The Manchester accepted a position as a plant engineer for aimax Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, every for cues $5.” Denounced as a Drive, and Linda A. Laughinghouse, feel if you continued your every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. Church in East Hartford is planned. was my life. of this depression. CJiurch Herald, telephone 643-2711. Chemical Co. of Hobbs, N, M. Wednesday. spendthrift, he had to pay himself. 34F Channing Drive. July 10. friendship with her first 12 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD . Sat.. 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Frank Sinatra, 3 -1982 NCAA Worid 3 - Living Faith driving, free-wheeling truckers @ - MOVIE: 'King of the ® - We're Movin' - Laurel & Hardy ® - Carrascolendas Stevens. 1966 A Crim iruir A champion prize­ on New York's fashionable up­ 8 - Chrittophor CkMO-Up police mathoda, begin a aasrch Peter Vaughan, Michael New­ Series from Omaha, NE - transport a pregnant elephant Bandits' 5:30 P.M. 8 - World Tofixirrow 3 - Indapandant Network (3D - She Na Na fighter, believing he murdered a per East Side. Sean Connery, for a monatsr tarrodzing Lon­ port. 1967 Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, 5:45 A.M. 8:30 A.M. - MOVIE: 'Gorgo' A two- 0® - Better Homes and 8 - '77 U.S. OpOn Golf 8 - Paopla Now Game 15 H game 15 ia not ne­ N e w s ( S ) - S t y l e .(3D man in a drunken brawl, runs Dyan Cannon, Martin Balsam. ® - Sosams Straot don. Bud Abbott, Lou CoataUo, cessary, network programming Jackie Gleason. 1980 ® - Tarzan/Lone Ranger/ CSD - Kw icky Koala hundred foot monster destroys Gardens HINtoa Cj® - 'You l' M ag. for W om an ® - New s (3D away. John Garfield. Ann Sheri­ 1971. Boris Ksitoff. 1963 8 - Twilight Zona will be aired. 11:00 P.M. (^ - Spiderman ft His (3D - Make It Reel much of London before being 9:16 A.M. 8 - ABC News Zorro Adventure Hour - Hogan's Heroes dan. Claude Rains. 1939 >. 8 - MOVIE: Saturday the 8 - Great Railway Joumeye 3 ^ Nawt/Sports/Waather 6:00 A:M. Friends reunited with it's captured 3 ' Streets of San Francisco 8 - Loan-A-Thon ' 3® - MOVIE: 'Zorro Tha Gay CD (X) CD 3 3 - News C3D - M O V IE: 'Looking for ® - MOVIE: 'Devil's Rain' 14th' Creepy things happen to CD - Oavay/Goilath - MOVIE: The V.I.P.'a' A offspring. Bill Travers. William (@) - Say It With Sign CD 8 - T o d a y '. FBI Ben and 3 “ World Cup Soccer 3 Blade' A comic spoof of the le­ CD~ORtR«Set ' 1:45 A.M. (3D - Pincelades Danger’ The gang tries to ex­ ® - MOVIE: 'QhoM Chasers' The leader of a coven of 3 - Press Box e couple when they move Into a 8 ' Special Report cross-section of travelers wait Sylvester. 1961 his men investigate a 9:30 A.M. gendary Zorro. George Hamil­ - Naws/Sign Off plain what became of the A r­ The Bowery Boys set out to un­ witches returns to earth to re­ 6:00 P.M. house In Eerie, PA. Richard Ben­ 8 - E n f o q u a ( 3 - Outdoor Life ~ Morecambe ft Wise CD ® (3D - Patterns for Living multimillion-dollar robbery and 3 3 - Saturday Night Uve overnight in a posh airport ton. Lauren Bacall, Brenda CD my's cooking pot. The Bowery mask a spiritualist's racket, and cover the book in which people d 2 ~ PKA Full Contact Karate jamin, Paula Premise. Rated PG. CD - ConUTwnt (3D - Children's Gospel Hour (3D (3D - N e w s murder. (60 min.) (R) Host George Kennedy is joined 8 -Nawa Makars 3 - MOVIE: 'Home Movies' lounge for a fog-delayed flight. Vacarro. 1981. Rated R. GD - Odd Couple 2:00 A.M. Boys. 1957. almost get kayoed by ghosts. who gave themselves to Satan A ttudent is assigned a movie Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. (3D - M O V IE ; Datfay O ' Gill & ® - Starsky and Hutch G2 “ MOVIE; 'Footsteps on by Miles Davis. (R) { w min.) 8 - T h a t O M CD - latuaa - ESPN Sports Center (iTl - It'a Your Buainesa (3D - Barba pa pa Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Lloyd have inscribed their names. Er­ 8 - This Weak With David p r o j ^ that turns into a wacky Maggie Smith. 1963. G® - English Channel Today's G® (3D d® - Thundarr/Ooldie Little People' An Irish story­ the M oon’ A apace odyssey (3 ‘ MOVIE: 'First Nudie 8 - Praoa Box CD - Potat of View Q® - MOVIE: Let ’Em Have Corrigan. 1951 nest Borgnine. Eddie Albert, Ida CSD - Racing Brinkley family expose. Nancy Alien, Kirk programs are Ride On Strangler; 3 - Sports 8 - MOVIE: 'Dog Day Gold/ Action Jack Comedy teller matches wits with the from N A S A 's secret files is re­ Musical' A spoof of today’s 8 - ScholaatiO Sparta Acad. 3 - Matters of Ufa ft Death It' First portrayal of the work (§D ~ Last Chance Oarage Lupino. 1975. 8 - Aa Schoola Match Witt Douglas, Mary Davenport. Saints and Sinners' and 'The Aftamoon' A frantic and befud­ Hour king of the leprechauns. Sean (3D - Star Trek vealed to the public. Dr. Werner quick porno flicks as seen 12:00 P.M. 3 - N sw scenter done by the Department of Jus­ 8 - Batman 3 - El Show da R. Barral Grand British Experimental Rail­ dled bankrobber plans a Brook­ (3D ‘ Hostess Classics Connery, Albert Sharpe. Janet (3® - MOVIE: 'On the Right von Braun. 1967. through the lens of a hotshot 8 - MOVIE: 'Jazz Singer' A 8 - Larson Sunday Night (3D " Newark and Reality 11:00 A.M. ( S - Face tha State (6 ) - Say Brother w a y .'(2 hrs.) lyn bank heist that goes awry tice in the pursuit and capture Munro. 1959. Rated G. Track' A ten-year-old orphan's New York cantor tings hit way 8 • Day of Dieoovory 3 - Dangw UXB from (2 ) - Wrestling 8 - MOVIE: 'Silvar Streak' A producer. Cindy Williams, Ste­ Six In Waahington (ED - State W e 'ra In Al Pacino, Chris Sarandon. John of those who make a businesss (3D - Magilla Gorilla (3D - Soul Train from synago^ to ttardom, CD - M eeterpiece Theatre 'Caat Iron 3 - Nawa/Sports/Waather « - Quilting o s - MOVIE: The Small Back amazing abilities to pick winners mild-mannered editor on a phen Nathan. Rated R. 8 - Numaro Uno 'Joat^ 5:30P.M. Cazale. 1976. Rated R. of crime. Virginia Bruce. Bruce - MOVIE: 'Silver Streak' A ® ® - Fonz/H^>py Days at the race track attracts atten­ ttrttiiing f ^ f y reletiont along CD - Or. Robert Schular Kitlar.* Brian and hia man are 11:30R4M. (3® Room’ Psychological study of cross-country train ride encoun­ 8 - Phil Sihrara Claude Klly.' Thia spitoda pro- 3 - Batter Homes and ( 3 3 - CHIPS Jon's girlfriend G® - Kinney International Cabot. Richard Aden. **. 1935. mild-mannered editor on a - What About Women tion from numerous city offi­ the way. Neil Diamond, Laur­ akaptical about the mad profes­ (3D - Wrastting an Arm y officer-scientist, ters a love affair, a murder plot filea the French supsratar who 8 - SRO; Mac Oovia in Gardena is robbed. (R) (60 min.) - C B S Naw a - Dr. Snuggles cross-country train ride encoun­ 8 - MOVIE: Tuna, of Gkxy' ence Olivier, Lucie Amaz. Rated sor^ Gillaapia, who Is working (D Invitational Track Meet From ^® - Supermen maimed in war. David Farrar, cials. Gary Coleman, Maureen and a wild police chase. Gene dominated tha 1969 wintar Concert Mac sings and dancae ters a love affair, a murder plot QD - Hee Haw A Highland regiment is taken PG. with a new method of extract­ $ ® 7 Tony Brown's Journal 3 -Nova (D - David Suaakind Berkeley, California (S ) - News (Sp - Lawmakers Jack Hawkins, Kathleen Bryon. Stapleton, Norman Fell. 1981. Wilder, Jill Clayburgh, Richard Olympics. with five young performers and a wild police chase. C^ne (32 - 1982 NCAA WoHd over by a strict Commandant, ing the axploaiva out of bombs. 'How' Black Civilization was 3 - MOVIE: 'Continental - Benny Hill Show 3 - Sports 1949 Rated PG. Pryor. 1977. Rated PG. 3 ~ Ring Anxmd tha Worid 8 - Now Jacaoy HItpano known as Strut in a perform- (D - Rock Concert Wilder, Jill Clayburgh, Richard Series from Omaha, NE who is resented by the men. <60 min.) (Cloaad Captioned) Destroyed.' Tony Brown exam­ DIvida' A political reporter is 1:30 P.M. - Time-Out Theatre To­ 8 - Oavoy/QoNath WKs from Monte Carlo. (D - MOVIE: "Tha Purauh of 3 - Risk/Marriage - MOVIE; Tribute to a Pryor. 1977. Rated PG. Game 13 (S ) ** News/Sports/Weather (3® 3 - NAIA Track and Field Alec Guinness, John Mills, Su­ 8 - CalabraM ines how Africans, who were sent into the wild country to in: (® - MOVIE: 'El Condor' Two day's program features the Mer- 3 - English Channal Today's Happiness’ After killing s Bad Man* A man's passion for & - MOVIE: Little Princess' Meet From Charleston. West sannah York'. 1960 2:30 P.M. among the first builders of civili­ terview an ornithologist with 2:30 A.M. (3® - Best of Calliope Today's (S) - News prisoners escape from a chain Cruiser International Ski-Jump 6:45 A.M. 8 - Thraa Sttogas p ro g r ^ s are 'Power S t r u g ^ ’ woman with his automobile, a horses alienates everyone ar­ This is a tale of rags to riches, Virginia * Denny Thornes Mempfftia zation, now find themselvas at whom he falls in love. John Be- stories are 'King Midas.' 'Re­ gang and set out to find a gold- Classic. (60 min.) 8 - Davay/Qollath 8 - Insight and 'The Netionai GeHery:“ ■ iry: ^ Q D student activist is sentenced to (3D - Ufe of Riley ound him. James Cagney, Irene ® (^ - Space Stars set in the Victorian era. Shirley 11:45 P.M. Cieaaic Octif Today'a program tha bottom of the world society lushi, Blair Brown. 1981. gina: Gift of Vision,' 'W e Are filled fortress in the Mexican de­ 3 - Phy^cal roque in France and Italy.’ (2 a year of hard labor. Michael - MOVIE: Quiet Papas. 1956. (© - MOVIE: 'Invaders from Temple. Richard Greene. 1939 Q® - Festival of Faith 8 - MOVIE: High Risk' A 8 - Sacred^ Heart features final-round coverage of ladder. (5D All One People I,' Green Man sert. Jim Brown. Lee Van Cleef, IS ) - News/Sports/Weather 10:00A.M. hra.) 3 -M a v a ric k Sarrazin, Barbara Hershey, E.G. Am erican' During an investiga­ the Deep’ Captain Troy Tem ­ filmmaker enlists three out-of- thia PGA Tour golf tournament. - Consultation And Bearded Lady,' ‘ 100 Patrick O'Neal. 1970 (2® - Futbol Intemacional: - Kurtg Fu 7:00 A.M. - Sunday Morning (6 ) - Tony Brown's Journal Marshall. 1971 tion into the murder of a young pest and his mighty ship Stin­ 3 3 - Harper VaUey Stella work buddies to help him rob a CD 8 'Sports Weak (2 hra.) @ - Nova 'The Hunt for the Watts, 120 Volts.' 'W e Are All Peru vs. Inter-Milan (S ) - Week in Revfow Chriatophor Ckwa-Up Legion Killer.' This episode - Evening at the Improv American, it is discovered he 6:30 A.M. gray try to stop the evil Lord (3D ' Brady Bunch gets a part in Flora’s play. (R) wealthy drug runner. James CD - CD - WOndar Woman 8 - Twilight Zone CD One People II,’ 'Hudden Dudden ‘ Nova 'Salmon on tha 3 3 * LPGA Championahip traces the mammoth detective came to Viet Nam to start 'third Titan and his army of aquatic al­ dD • Newscentar 3 - MOVIE: 'It's a Broltn, James Cobum, Anthony CD 8 -I'konnoth Copoland - My Thraa Sona 6:00 P.M. GD - Streeta of San Francisco CD - Best of Barrio and Donald O'Leary,' ‘Ransom (3D - Baseball Bunch Run.' This episode explores the CD ( 3 Hoy M iam o Anfritionee Today's program features cov­ operation following tha myster­ force' for an end to war, Audie iens. (2® - Sneak Preview s Film W^darful Ufa' Quinn. Rated R. - Kan Copeland erage of the final round of tha 8 8 - Nawa (X) ' Insight of Red Chief and 'Planet of the ® - SU Million Dollar Man controversies affecting the fish­ CD CD - Sunday Masa Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ CD CD ious killer disease that cut down ( 3 " Inside Bueinees Murphy, Michael Redgrave. Tickle Pops ' (3 hrs.) (§D ■ Portraits In Pastels hosts Roger Ebert and Gene rero y Juan Doael presentan LPGA tournament from the Jack - MOVIE: To Bo Claude Dauphin. 1956 - World of Survival ing industry on the Northwest 3 ~ Palicula: 'los Ojos Dejan 12:00 A.M. CD - Thia la the Ufa 8 - Dr. Snuggles CD American Legionaires in Phila­ '(3 Entertainment This (3D ~ Davey/Goliath (3D Siskel give viewers their assess­ Nickiaus Soorts Center. (2 hrs.i Announced ( ^ - Lassie Coast of the U.S. (60 min.) Huella' C D - T h il W eak In - Church Orowth Intomtl sate programa de asuntos publi- delphia. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ W eek G® ■ ESPN Sports Center - Sport Billy 11:30 A.M. @ ) - News/Sports/Weather ments of what's flying and CD 8 - 1982 NCAA World cos presentando noticias y var- (3D [Closed Captioned] 3 - MOVIE: 'Zorro The Gay Entertainment 3:00 P.M. CD - C B S N ew s tioned) - MOVIE: 'Grand Illusion' @ ) - Inside Business ® ® - Blackstar what’s flopping at local nK)vie SoriM from Omahe, NE - iade informacion. 3 3 - Special Report (32 - '76 U S. Open GoH (2$ ‘ Last Chance Garage Blada' A comic spoof of the le" World War I German captors @ (SD - Smurfs theatres. 3 ~ Track and Field: 8 - Dr. Robert Schuler Gam a 14 CD - MOVIE: To Be ■CD - Christian Childran'a 8:30 P.M. Hilites ® ® - Heathcliff/ (Sf) ( 3 ) - Th is W eek In gendary Zorro. George Hamil­ 3 - MlHt end Honey Announced Fund are bound together by a dying 3:00 A.M. (2® - La Hora Menuda Pro­ Prefontaine Classic from 8 - ESPN Sparta Cantor 3 - MOVIE: Zorro Tha Qay d ® - M O V IE: Darby O ' Gill ft ( ^ - Real People Marmaduke Baseball 3:30 P.M. ton, Lauren Bacall, Brenda (D CD - OtM Day At A Time code of chivalry. Jean Gabin, - MOVIE: ‘Between grama infantil en el cual ninos Eugene. Oregon Blada* A comic epoof of the Ie -. 3 - MOVIE: 'Crooks and d ) 3 - Sports Beat ( 3 - All-Star SportaChallenge Ann gats a surprise visit from (D Little People' An Irish story­ (3® - Scholastic Sports Acad. ® - Big Valley f5D - Danny Thornes Memphis Vacarro. 1981. 8 ' Sporta Probo Coronets' A n hitemational gang Eric Von Stroheim. Pierre Fres- Heaven and Hell' A Southerner 9:00 A.M. entrevistan personiladedes im- 3 - Freeman Reports gendary Zorro. George Hamil­ G® - MOVIE: 'The Truth her old business nemesis. Fran- teller matches wits with the Classic Golf Today's program 8 - MOVIE; The Bridge, at 8 - PauNat Inalght seta out to putt off some fancy 8 - MOVIE: -Tha Daybreak- nay. 1932. learns from his war experiences ■ Apple Polishers (§D “ Vic Braden's Tennis © ) - W all Street W eek Louis portantes. ton, Lauren BecaH. Brenda Abou t W om e n ' Baffled hus­ cine. (R) king of the leprechauns. Sean (3D features third-round coverage of Toko-ri* Personal drama set ( 3 - Lo Major de Espanla robberiera at some stately British are' Three brothers from Ten­ to judge his fellowman by what Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with 8 - Week In Raviaw Vacarro. 1981. Rated R. band finally learns tha truth nessee head west. Tom Seileck, 8 - Worid Of Lova Connery. Albert Sharpe. Janet (3D - Big Blue Marble this PGA Tour golf tournament. (® - Black Perspective amongst Navy carrier-based jet 3 - MOVIE: 'Inside Moves' maneions. Tatty Savalaa, W ar­ (2® - Slampre eri Domingo he is. Robert Wagner. Terry 12:00P.M. a weekly review of economic 8 - Jimmy Swaggart 8 - MOVIE; 'Abroad With about woman. LaurarKa Harvey. Sam Elliott, Glenn Ford. Rated Raul Velasco es el anfitrion de Munro. 1959. Rated G. (I® - MOVIE: Blondle In The (60 min.) ( ^ - MOVIE; 'U s Girls' Three pilots and helicopter rescue A young man recovering from a ren Oates, Cesar Romero. 1969 8 - Exchange Moore. Broderick Cravriord. (3D “ 30 Minutes and investment matters. T w o Yanks' T w o leathernecks Julia Harris. Eva Gabor. 1968 PG. este programa de entreteni- 1956 (20) - Big Blue Marble Dough' Blondie helps out the ® ® - Pro Bowlers Tour show girts travel through Europe teams during Korean W ar. Shot suicide attempt struggles to 8 - Jkn Bokkor 3 - Soccer . Made in 8 - MOVIE: -Odd Man O u t- in Englsfkl try to out do each 8 - Nawo/Sporta/Waathar miento intemacional producido family finances' by baking and (3D ~ America's Top Ten 2:00 P.M. Today's show features the with a hit revue. Gene Kelly. on location in Japan and with help himself and his friends. 8 - MOVIE: 'Lao Okta' Ihrae Oerm eny 3 - Kinney International Leader of Irish Underground, 3 " News Wrapup (S) - Week in Review other for a girl's hand. William Invitational Track Meet From en Mexico, en el cual se presen­ selling cookies but the cookie (3D - Trollkins ® - Big Valley $95,000 City of Roses Open MItzi Gaynor. 1957. task force in the China Sea. Wil­ John Savage. Diana Scarwid. ahow gilts uoval through Europe 8 - M O V IE : 'Grand IHualon' seriously wounded when stag­ Bandix, Dannie O'Kaafa, Halan Berkeley, C^ifomla tan los mas populates ariistas 3 “ M O V IE: 'Ashanti' A man ^ - Ring Around the World business crumbles. Penny Sin­ from Timber Lane in Portland. liam Holden, Grace Kelly, Fredric Amy Wright. 1980. witi) a hit revue. Gene Kelly, 12:30 P.M. World War I German captors ing holdup for funds, is hunted ® - ABC Weekend Specials * Major League Baseball: - Jeffersons Walker. 1944. de la farandula hispana asi crosses the Sahara in pursuit of gleton, Arthur Lake, Hugh Her­ CSD Oregon. (90 min.) March, Mickey Rooney, Robert - MOVIE: Living Froo' are bound together by a dying 3 - Festival of Faith by police door to door. James 6:45 A.M. 'The Horse that Played Center- Cleveland at Boston - Matinee at the Bijou 3 ~ World cup Tennis Mitzi Gaynor. 1957. CD como invitados especiales de Arab slave traders who kid­ bert, Marjorie Kent. 1948 dD Strauss, Charles McGraw, Earl 8 - MOVIE: 'Abbott and Three domesticated cube coda of chivalry. Jean G s^n , Mason. Robert Newton, Dublin field.' Conclusion. A horse Style 'Vampire Bat.' This classic hor­ 3 - Momingtown CoataNo: Kaap 'E m Ftying* 3 - Prase Box todo el mundo. napped his wife. Peter Ustinov. (3D - New Day QD - Sonny and Cher Comedy Holliman.'” 1954. 12:30 A.M. must learn to Kve In the wilder- Eric Von Stroheim, Pierre Fras- Abbey Players. ••*. 1947 Omar Shariff, Rex Harrison ( ^ - Money Week teaches a team of losers how ror story in the tradition of Dra- Abbott m d Costatio are In tlw 3 - Paper Chase Hour 4:00 P.M. dD - MOVIE: 'Hell Is for 7:30 A.M. neae. Nigel Davenport, Susan nay. 1932. 9:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. ® > Burbujas Programa to play baseball. (R) (Closed- cula and Frankenstein offers a dD ' Sneak Previews Film Air Force and mix in everything 11:45 P.M. 1979 ‘ 1978 Wimbledon hosts Roger Ebert and Gena Heroes' Battle-weary Gl’s are Hempahira. 1972 8 > Greet Performencea (3 ‘ Embajedores de la (3D - Captain Bob infantil producido en Mexico. Captioned] (32 IS ) - Best of Take Three blend of peasant superstitions (D - Spraad Utdo Sunahliw from romance to a pilot’e solo CD CD “ Alice Alice’s 40th - MOVIE: "nger Make. Highlights Siskel give viewers their assess­ ordered to stave off a German ‘Monteverdi: Orpheus.’ First of M usics Programa musical pre- birthday party brings her mother CD 3:30 AM . ® - Soccer @ - MOVIE: 'On the Town' and small-town hysteria. (90 - Insight flight. Abbott end Coetetlo, Mar­ CD - MOVIE; To Be O ut' A comedy concerning a (3D - World Tomorrow ( ^ - M O V IE : Figures in ments of what's flying and attack, each giving his life to CD 3 parts. T N s program presents sentando la musica y el folklore to town. (R) 8 - 1982 NCAA Worid 3 ® - Superspies Special ani­ Three sailors on leave set out min.) tha Raya, Carol Bruce. 1941 Annouftcad frustrated, bachelor mailman (3D - Six MUtkm DoUar Man Landscepe' T w o runaway pri­ (3D ~ World ChMTipkxiship what's flopping at local movie carry out the command. Steve CD - Viewpoint on Nutrition Jean Piana Ponnalla'a innova­ da Colombia. Series from Omeha, NE mation, film footage and still to find 'Miss Turnstiles of the d ) - Outdoor Life CD “ 1 Annual Country and an equally frustrated subur­ soners are relentlessly pursued Tennis 6:30P.M. theatres. McQueen, Bobby Darin, Nick 8 - CoMopo ChMdrsn's 3 - Nawemakar Sunday tive productions of thraa of 8 - MOVIE: -Bmokay and Gam e 15 If game 15 is not ne­ C3D - N ew s by a group of guards, led by a photographs unveil the stories Month.' Gene Kelly. Frank Sina­ d D -S o c o e r Music Awards The most re­ ban housewife. Anne Jackson, - English Channel Today's Adamsi 1962 Piogtama T o d w 'a storlaa are 3 - ChaUca of Salvation Momavardi's operas that have tha Bandit II' Some fast- cessary, network programming - Josie and the Pussycats helicopter across 400-miles of (3® of Mata Hari, Rudolf Abel and tra, Betty Garett. 1950. ® ® - CBS News cognized and popular perform­ EliWallach. 1967 (iD programs are 'City Lights Ted 8:30 P.M. 'How the Whale Got His Throat, 3 - Inelde Business survived intact. (2 hrs.) driving. free-wheeling truckers will be aired. enemy terrain. 1971. other spies. ® ® - News 3 - Twilight Zone 8 - Spofti Amorlca ers present awards to those (32 - ESPN Sports Center Sennett,' T h e Nature of Things: (@) - Antiques GD ~ Mrs. America Pagent 'Hamilton tha Mualcol Ele­ transport a pregnant elephant. 8 - MOVIE: Last Metro' 3 - MOVIE: Chinese (3 ) - Coronation Street 3 3 - Meet the Press (3 ~ LonI Mountbetten: A selected by subscribers to 'Mu­ (^ - Mr. Moon's Magic Evolution of Flight' and 'This ® - Wild Kingdom 1:00 A.M. phant.' 'Home Free,' 'Vlctof arxl 8 - MIsa Tala Domlnoo Burt Reynolds. Sally Field, German occupation in Paris Connection' Bruce Lee single- (3® - No Programs 4:30 P.M. 3 3 - One of the Boys 3 - Once Upon a Claasic Man for the Century sic City News,' the nation's pre­ forces a Jewish theatre director Circus England; The Pennines, A W ri­ - MOVIE: 'The Savage (S> (3® - NBC News Jonathon's date falls in love QD - Uncle Floyd Maria: Tha Picnic,' 'Clown' and 3 - Sacrffica of tha Maas Jackie Gleason. 1960. mier country music publication. handedly takes on the Japanese ( ^ - Heckle and Jeckle Bees' A swarm of African killer C3D “ CBS Sports Saturday 'Another Kind of Music.' (2 hra.) 'Laatharttocking Talas.' In thia into supervising his play produc­ - Sesame Street ter's Notebook.' (2 hrs.) with Adam. (R) 8-RaxHumbaid 3:30 P.M. ® - ABC Nawa (2 hrs.) gang that brutally murdered his ® - Great Space Coaster (§D bees causes terror in New Or­ Today's program features a 15- (2® - SIx-Qun Heroes dD - MOVIE: 'Crucible of epiaode Hawkeys paaaaa tha tions from the theatre's base­ - MOVIE: 'Tarzan Finds a 8 - Worid Tomonow QD 3 - American masterl leans during Mardi Gras. Ben round Junior Featherweight (3 ) - Bob Newhqrt dD ’ Last Chance Garage Horror' A husband sets out to ® - Electric Company Huron Indiana' test for bravery. CD - It la Written ment. Catherine Denueve, Heinz (^ - MOVIE: The Silent 9:30 A.M. Son' Tarzan and Jane find a Sportsm en 3 Worid Cup '82 Boccor Johnson, Michael Parks and Championship bout between drive his wife to madness. Mi­ 8 - Bax Humbaid [Cloiad CapfionadJ (Tf) - Lawrence Wefit Bennent, JearvLouis Richard. 4:00 A.M. Scream' Four college students (3D CSD ^ Bugs Bunny Road baby boy. the only survivor of a 9:00P.M. chael Gough. Yvonne Mitchell. 10:30 A.M. ( 9 • Legends: John Weyne A Toum am ern Horst Buchholz. 1976 Sergio Palma and Leo Cruz. (90 7:00 P.M. 8 - Haiftaga Comar 8 - MOVIE: 'Days of Wbra 1980. Rated PG. 8 - MOVIE: 'Blow Out' are faced with a homicidal man­ Runner Show plane crash whose relatives ar­ 1970 look at the Duke's Hfa from 8 - AM Sarvica Revolatian min.) C3D ■* Agronsky and Company (I) (ID - MOVIE: 'Georgia CD-TVMasa ft Rosea* A penetroting drama Trying to record the perfect iac when they move off- ® - MOVIE; 'Trog' Woman rive years later looking for him. @ ) - People Now Peaches' A trio of frienda^find cNIdhood through his long car­ 8 - Newsmaker Sunday 12:00 A.M. “ Teles the Unexpected 3 - Twilight Zone 8:00 A.M. - KMs Are Paopla Too To- about tha alow, painful deterior­ 6:30 P.M. scream, a movie sound-effects campus. Yvonne De Carlo, amhropoligist studies a troglod­ Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen (3D of ® - Welcome Back Kotter themselves working as under­ QD eer as an Americen hero. ( 2 ) - Major League Baseball: Banrk> day's guests are J m 'Bowear' ation from alcoholtem of an axa- 8 8 - MOVIE: 'Another CD - This Waak in man becomes entangled in a Barbara Steele, Cameron Mitch­ yte, primitive half-ape, who is O ’Sullivan, Ian Hunter. Johnny California at Chicago White d® Short Feature ® ® @ ) ^ Muppet Show cover agents for the govern­ 3 - Rock Concert (D- CD-CBS Nawa Emeitainment Bauman. Pat Hurtay and Linda cutiva and hia aacratary. Cliff 3 - Beat of Fred Saxon Man, Anothar Chanca' The real-life murder. John Travolta, ell. 1980 released and goes on a ram­ Sheffield. 1939 ^x/or Cleveland at Boston ment, tracking down a 3 ~ News/Sports/Weather ( D - J k n m y Sw aggart C D -N a w a (2® - Matinee at the Bijou ® ' Chronicle Gray. (R) (60 min.) Robertson, Piper Laurie. 1968. 3 - MOVIE: 'Country Girl' story of a widow and a wi­ 8 - 1982 Worid Cup Nancy Allen. 1981. Rated R. - Viewpoint on Nutrition page. Joan Crawford, Michaal @ ) - Sports Week 'The Last Mile.' Starring Preston dangerous criminal in order to Confiuanca (S) - Hidden Places; 'Two ** Dance Fever 3 - Sha Na Na (D - 3 - DkeotkMta CD - A B C Nawa dower in the Old West who be­ Soccer Opening Qemee and (3® - Professional Tennis: Gough, David Griffin. 1970 Foster, Howard Phillips and Paul GD save their own skins. Tanya CD - That's The Spirit (f® - Momingtown 7 Baseball Bunch Routes W est.’ Host Phillip A b ­ C D - CalalMatlon/Eiichatiat 4:00 P.M. come romanticelly involved. Caramoniae from Barcelona, - ESPN Sports Center Tucker, Terri Nunn, Dirk Bene­ 3 * Palicula: 'El Monstruo 8 - ESPN'e Horaa Racing Stella Artois Queans Cup (3D ® - Laveme & Shirley bott follows the overland route Fix. (90 min.) (32 8 - Tom & Jerry 1:00 P.M. - Kiner's Komsr James Caen, Genevieve Bujold. Spain @ - MOVIE: 'Home from the dict. De Hillsid#' (D - N h w on N e w Jsraay CD W kly. 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Open Golf 3 - M O V IE : Starting Over* rngnugniB jaU caH to national recognition. CD - 8 - 300 MlHonaa Anfhriones jail cell to national recognition. 3 4:30 A.M. ■ Gigglesnort Hotel Hilites 1960. @ - MOVIE: Don't Go Near 3 - AM Service Revelation A student is assigned a movie (3D (2® ~ Lucha Ubre Lo major de ® - Mission Impossible with a dentist, and Vicki drives A recently divorced man finds 8 - MOVIE: The Dayfaraik- Andy Griffithr Patricia New, Arv 8 - This Weak In BasabaM Paca Galbadon y Kiki Ledger Andy Griffith, Patricia Neal. An­ ( 2 l ~ Moneymakers the Water* A Navy P.R. staffer the crew crazy with her effi­ project that turns into a wacky (iD ' Abbott and Costello (3D ^ Encore News ^ - Special Report lucha libre desde el Auditorio - Computers Are People the swinging singles life sadly ara' Thraa brothers from Tan- thony Francioaa. 1957. 3 *■ Freemen Reports praaeman esta programa de thony Franciosa. 1967. (3D on a South Pacific Island herds ciency. 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(R)'(60 min.) tra, Batty Garatt. 1960. doa. (3D ‘ Old Time Gospel tye Ackerman. 1959 Kelly. Jessie Royce Landis. Peter Sellers, Leigh Taylor- Bannenta Jeao-Louia Richard. 7:00 P.M. York' T w o 8 - MOVIE: ‘Home frorii tha 8 - Oral Roberto and You Walter Go to Now Young, Joyce Van Patten. 3 - MOfVIE: The Tima off 1980. Rated PG. 4:30 P.M. - 60 Minutta unsuccessful vaudeviiliana turn Hill' A n illegitimate son saves 8 - World VMon Sundoy CD GD 1976. Th e ir Uvea* T w o Revolutionary 3 - Money Week to thievery and wind up in jail his dad's I'rfe. Robert MHchum, CD CD - CBS Sporta Sunday CD 8 - MOVIE: "The Magic War patriots arrive as ghoau In where they learn of the most S H O liC A S E Eleanor Parker, Everett Sloane. 1:30 A.M. 8 - K o J i k Today's program features tha of Lm s I#' Lassie's young tha year 1946. Abbott and Cos­ U.S. Speedway Motorcyda owner loses her to a wealthy challenging safe in the world. CLOBE 1960. 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M.D. Railroads and Steamship ® - Superheroes - I Love Lucy CD - U td a Raacala ROCKY III ? 5:30A.M. iada informacion. 2:00 P.M. C5D - N e w s 8 - Twilight Zone jClosad-Captionad] An outstanding surgeon may be Lines. ~T9D - Morning Stretch ® - Scooby Doo 10:00 A.M. 8 8 - Movie 8 - Bewitched CSD - Ghost and Mrs. Muir CD (D 3 > Fantasy Island A wi­ 8 - ABC Nawa Frost best remembers Nixon ■ ■ SMOWriAT: ^ (^ - That Girl CSD ~ One Day at a Time - One Ufa to Live CD - Happy Day. Again dow can’t believe the new man 8:00 A.M. (3D in her life is so perfect and a 2:00 A.M. - Moneyline CSD - W altons 12:00 P.M. (B) 8-ScoobyOoo CSD - Bugs ft Woody dD - Pitfall seismologist risks his life testing 8 - MOVIE; law of tha j. - Laurel & Hardy OD ** One Day at a Tima EyewHnau Nmv. 8 - Alive & WalH M AD M IN DON'T (3D - Tom ft Jerry CD - (3D ~ Magic Garden a theory about volcanos. Guest Lawlasa' A former gunfighter, 5:45 A.M. (3® - Alive ft Weill OD - Paopla's Court CD - Midday -- Bill Bogg. 3 - Coronation Street 8 - AM Service Revelation starring Susan Sullivan and now a circuit court (udga, faces for a question, not on answer COMING ALL NEXT WEEK! W l A t D LAIO (3) ** Rompar Room CD - Charlie Ro m Show 8 - Muppat Show Georga Maharis. (R) (60 min.) his father's killar. Dale ^ b a r t - pC3D - Sign On ( ^ - Underdog (S ) ~ News/Sports/Weather (Cloaad-Captionedj aon, Yvonna De Carlo, William — - .- mowtiriiri—IgC)- 3 3 - Sasama Street - Calendar GD - Varied Programs CD-Nawa 3 3 - Another Worid l;l5,3:l$-5:lS-7ri«-lklt.lZM *(3D (2® - Capulina dD - Kiner's Komar Bandix. 1964 would you suggest?’” Frost said the interview, “did (32 * ESPN Sports Canter CD - News at Noon 3 - Pareddo Al Amor . By Kenneth R. Clark ; 6:00A.M. (3 ) - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig 3 - Nueva York Ahora G® - MOVIE; 'Attantic City' A 8 8 ~ Pt<>9 cant'd Many an interviewer would have something to clear the air — at least - Sonya (B ) - Candid Camera 8 - Three Stoogai UPl TV Reporter J^(3D CSD - Varied Programs G® 3 3 - Movie amali-time numbers runner aa- 8 - Sports of the poisonous resentment that he ST. BRIDGETS seen that as a hared throat, waiting 8:30A.M. ( 3 - Baverfy HUIbiHlas 8 - Varied Program. 8 - Waltona piret to make the 'big time' in v(5D “ New Zoo Revue 2:30 P.M. Atlantic City. Burt Lancaster; 8 - K p i a k at last to he tom out on national 'had never faced up to the ac­ CSD ’ Flintstones ( 3 - N e w s (3) - USA Movl. NEW YORK - David Frost could U S ) - Public Affairs CSD CSD - Capitol 4:30 P.M. Susan Sarandon, Kate Raid. 8 - MOVIE: 'Nstworii' A fail­ televlsibn. Frost saw it and cusations.” -SH O um rW :- OD - Varied Programs 3 - Cristina Bazan 8 - Andy Griffith fill a phone twol( with names of all ^CID - Joe Frwddin Show CD - Jaffertons 1981. Rated R. ing television network ie taken With the passage of the years, 12rii-3S$-k»74*,|MS-lU$ - MaglHa Gorilla CSD - Bewitched over by a giant congiomarate the p « ^ le be has interviewed, hut It shuddered. (3D 8 - Diff rant Strokes 8 - T N c a 2 CD ~ Chico and tha Man 8 - W r a m i n g Froft said he believes the former «(3D - Carrsscolendes GD * Match Gama determined to meke it a profita­ is for a question, not an answer, the But he did not go for the kill. BAZAAR & RAFFLE (2® - Tennassaa Tuxedo 3 - Rockford FHes 8 - Newscenter CD - Men/ Griffin 8 - Navn/Sports/Waathar TkfSWORRft - Hot Fudge (3D - Krofft Superstars ble enterprise. William Holdan, urbane British journalist best “ I said ,‘I suppose there are three president has mellowed, and most of (2® - El Chapulin Colorado Co- 8 - The Doctors Faye D m w a y , Peter Finch. r^rDeybreak 10:15A.M. 3 - Are You Anybody? CB3 - Good Timas 8 8 - NBC Magazine things; that you did go to the edge, the American people have meilowed IBI media producida en Mexico. 8 - Adam-12 1976. remembers Richarid Nixon. Roberto Gomez Bolanos. 8 - N o w . 8 - GHIigan'a laland 8 - Auatki City' Umita - Jim Bakker ( 3 - Infomia Telenovela en Is "It wps," said Frost, “the most anyway, of criminality; that you did toward him. I * Rides, Art and Crafts 8 - Family Faud cual Linda esta casada con un 8 - Happy Days Again 8 - Boxao Daada Maaleo 2:30 A.M. " I think there are those who will I2M4S.7JS-ltM.llSS 2,^2 - All Day Movies 3 ) - Cartoon Festival 10:30 A.M. heart-stopping question that I have not fuUiil your oath of office in its hombre cuyo unico interea as su 8 - MOVIE: 'Tdm r Train' A 8 - ESPN Sparta Csntar never forgive U m for anything he H S I - Health Field 9:00 A.M. QD-AII m ever been asked.” totality, and that you-.put the compania. A pesar de eato fratamity maaquerada party SD - Real Picture. ★ Food & Beverages CHARIOTS * Richard Simmons ( C - A t l c o 12:30 P.M. Linda se manttena junto a au es- 8-UndaFloyd American people through two years did or didn't do,” he said. "And ; 6:30A.M. CSD sbdard a chartered train be­ The fallen president emerged, in d ) - Lav* Boat CD CD - Young and tha poso respeteando su reputacion come. a nightmwe whan a pay- ' 2:45A.M. of needless pain. \ . there are those who will always *(3D CJD - Wake Up w ith the CSD - Brady Bunch RaatlaM 5:00 P.M. OFFIRE^ haata qua accidentalmente erv chopath aata out for murdaroua Marchi U77 from three years of believe he' was a great president -SHOWriAT:- ^Cepteki CSD ~ I Love Lucy 8 • Qomar Pyle ~ Ramey Millar 8 - MOVIE: 'Magnifioant • k Games of Chance 8 - Ryan't Hope cuentra a Victor al cual seis CD revange. Jamie Lee Curtia. Hustls* A IS-year-^ b^ brooding Bzlle in his San Clemente, 8 8 - Wheel of Fortune CD *T know how difficult it is — par­ hounded from office, rCSD - Battle of the Planets dD ® -D o n a h u a .anos atras iba a convertirsa en CD “ Bionic Woman 1980. cheated out of his inheritance - Indapandant su esposo. Susans Dosa- Calif., estate to devote more than 28 , ticularly for you — but if you donU "Then you come to the people in yd D - Good Morning Conn. OD - Straight Talk 8-AndyQrifm h Network N am (B) - UtUs House on tha runs sway from home with Ms mantes, Julio Aleman. m u tu ^ y exhausting hours to Frost say those things, I think you'll be the middle who were appalled by the *j;(3D - Hot Fudge - Flipper Prairis girifriarKi. George Hamilton, GD 11:00 A.M. 8 - I Ijova U ic y (S ) - Varied Programs in the first television interview he SrARTR»2« 8 - Wonder Woman 10:30 P.M. David Kyle. 1978. haunted for the rest of your life.’ " revelations of Watergate ... I think - Bullwinkle G2 - Varied Programs C S -M a u d a 8 8 - Search For had done since leaving office. ' Monday thru Saturday 3:00 P.M. CD-Black Nmra Tliat moment broke the those people feel, as I would, he did » ■'■■SHOWHATt f ® & * Varied Programs ® - Calabrstion/Euchartet CS3- Hour Magariiw TomorTOw 8 - Nawswatch 3:00A.M. 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Jack Aliarlaan. 1981. tantando anuavlnaa, notida.. ® -tFranch Chaf wirvisr after a drinking party. American people,” ' Frost said. the Iniamous Watergate hotel Kichard Nixon is, that is a real cross p (9 “ No Programs CSD - Brady Bunch CD - AS In tha FamBy 3-DlfikVanDyka daportat y un Mgmanto dnde Hte com ic. atrip hero contem- ■And he repUed, 'WeU, Whatword break-in. ^ to bear.*’ rO B * Bugs Bunny CSD - My Thraa Sons CD - FamBy Faud Hotywood thulida 'En PantaBa'. 3:30 P.M. plattt fflurdaring hit wife and 4 / a Today ( B - Tattietalee CD - Bul'a Eya 0 - Marcus Wafoy. M. D. CD - OMBgan'a laland ® • B actrie Com pany tt^ frightsned wffs thirties aha ‘ - - r r ? ; - r j ------I t - Manchester herald, sat.. June 12, i9B2 Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta add J.K.S. L,. ..T-./O'V ■ ..

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D 1 R Cooney down in the second round after two sluggish rounds and the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Dan 15 Musical 64 Encloa^ N champion Larry Holmes shattered 21) This is a good day to insti­ □ □ iTtUlCIS 0 and he was staggered on several tide turned dramatically in his Cupid tends to favor you today diraction 65 Falla back a n the mystique of No. 1 contender in romantic situations which gate something impromptu to 56 Sharpener other occasions before total exhaus­ favor. bring a small circle of your 17 Shsllsy □ a a u u u Gerry Cooney and successfully have elements of competition Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 16 Baing (Lat) tion set in in the 13th round. In the sixth round, two savage Expect to come out best and friends over to your place. defended his World Boxing Council Schedule it for early afternoon. 19 Fly DOWN □□ciEiDlanD Cooney's legs were leaden and he right hands to the head had Cooney you will. Predictions of what's 20 Raativs' □ □ □ □ n l u n n heavyweight title Friday night with in store fcr you for each season CAPRICORN (D m :. 22-Jan. 19) was barely able to move around the staggering backwards and he was Pry yourself out of the easy 24 Author Sallow 1 Tapestry a 13th-round technical knockout following your birth date and TOMIME’/ I WANT you THE FIRST TIME W H16T0 R/ 26 Rallgioua 2 Engine parts 21 Challenge 36 In SMlusion ring as Holmes administered brutal saved only by the bell. Holmes con­ where your luck and opportuni­ chair today. Don't bo a stay-at- tJEW over the unbeaten challenger. home. Get out and move TO KNOW lr^> eyoiTiNO 1WAT SCRAMBLED E<3<55 CAN 0B Doom 3 Grating areas 22 M ail 41 Ftmsishotass punishment. tinued to administer punishment in ties lie are in your Astro-Graph. m z w 4 Tharsfors 23 Charitable or­ Holmes put on a masterful boxing Mail $1 for each to Astro- around, even if it's only to take TO BE PRESENT WHEN CWSSIFIEDA6 ROUSHA^&E. 27 Tima tons 43 Saw In Cooney's corner following the the seventh and eighth rounds, and a drive to the country. lsbbr.| 6 Optic ganization exhibition as he turned Cooney’s Graph. Box 489. Radio City (abbr.) 44 Metric unit fight, the chief examiner of the in the ninth, Cooney — who landed at S tation. N Y. 10019. Be sure to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) 30 bscorats with 6 Wilt face into a bloody mask before the Your material and financial woodworking 7 Long ago 25 Nurse's 45 Brought up Nevada State Boxing Commission least 20 blows below the belt — was specify birth date. aaiittant challenger's trainer, Victor Valle, CANCER (June 21-July 22) aspects continue to look favor­ 32 SInbad's bird 6 City on tha 47 Gad fr-' asked Cooney’s handlers how they penalized twice for the infraction, charged into the ring, put his arms Look for opportunities today to able today. You could receive 33 Hawaiian Loire 26 Burmeio 48 Keenly wanted to repair the damage their losing two points. Another low blow something of value through a currency ^ i’.' ’ around his fighter at 2:52 of the 13th bolster a friend's ego which volcano. 6 Phyalcian'a as- dHiroua fighter had sustained. in the 11th round cost Cooney might be slightly sagging. loved one. Mauna_____ aocistion 27 Talon round. Cooney, who went down in 46 Basaballar Ott “I asked them whether they had another point. Praise from you will really PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) 34 Moon [abbr.) 28 Couch the second round and almost went Your wit and charm are your 26 Follow a 50 Actrats Gabor their own doctor or if they wanted Cooney sat on his stool for nearly count for something. goddsis 10 Encountered down twice more, was bleeding LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) There two greatest assets today. 351Environmant 11 Canticle suspect (si.) 51 Upper tuifaca his eye lids sewn up here,” said to minutes at the end of the fight, his could be some rather surpris­ Your winning ways wilt favor­ 31 Anonymoul profusely from a cut above the right agency (abbr.) 12 Charity gift 62 Masiura of Donald Romeo, chief examiner for arms hanging limp at his side as ing developments today when ably impress all you encounter 36 Burning 17 Looted 37 Soldista of eye and a gash across the bridge of Smile and be yourself. the Nevada State Boxing Commis­ Valle applied ice packs to him. you discover someone to 38 Explativa 19 Pueblo Indian revolt land (matric) his nose. whom you are attracted is ARIES (March 21-'.pril 19) sion, "They said, 'I want you to take Holmes, who had ridiculed Cooney Good deeds you do today will The champion was using Cooney equally as interested in you. 11 care of it (in Las Vegas at Valley make a lasting impression and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 for target practice in the 13th round, as a glorified amateur in the long VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bept. 22) If Hospital).'” weeks leading up to the fight, you haven't been as affection­ not be readily forgotten, espe­ World’s Graatest Superheroes propping him up with his left hand ate and attentive to your mate cially charitable acts where 12 13 Romeo said it would take six or pushed his way through the crowd, you're helpful materially. and then delivering one hammering lately as you feel you should ...BUT, you THE seven stitches' to close the wound. leaned over Valle’s shoulder and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If •.6 l^ A r right after another to the face. have been, today is the time to eUY LOOKIN' 14 IS Cooney had been built up as the offered a glove. make amends. Do something you are going to attend a social Cooney was draped along the ropes function today, take a little fte N R Y e a it y ? puncher but Holmes took every one nice. and was going down when Valle A capacity crowd of 32,500 stood LIBRA (Sept. 230F FUNNY AT THIS 64 'MY WIFFAS MOMENT TM 53 second-round knockdown. Cooney year reign as heavyweight cham­ player, but not an expert and STAN' I PONT IT I'M UU6T By United Press International Cooney for a mandatory eight count. He Holmes that made his head bob. He then against the law. Holmes fought his way dipped his shoulder and Holmes sent pion, the longest consecutive streak he demonstrated his lack of LIKE A W P IN A A FILBERT FEEL1N6 MORE LIKE locked a little glassy eyed when he got came back with a left to the stomach out and took a shot to the head. The NORTH t-iz-iz CATF MAEieiEP 66 Round 1 expertise at trick two. CANP/SrOBE- A N PyOUAE A JAWBREAKER. 55 Holmes landed the first blow of the up. Holmes dug a left to the belly and and Holmes, eager to retaliate, missed a fighters clenched along the ropes. Holmes a right hand crashing to the face, since the late Joe Louis. Holmes has 4K 10 7 65 MEN' HOWCOUU? another left to Cooney's head. Holmes East's ace of diamonds IWANT'TOTR.V MY LITTLE fi^ t, a straight left to the jaw. He looping left. He did, however, catch snapped Cooney's head back with a left sending the challenger sprawling to not lost a fight since being beaten by ▼ a J 6 •you D0THI5 ' followed with a snapping left to the face superior boxing ability made Cooney look Cooney with a short right to tne jaw. to the chin. But the challenger came (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the canvas. Duane Bobick in the 1972 Olympic ♦ 6 3 took the first trick and East EVEKyiMNO.' BONBON. and another to Cooney^s jaw. (>)oney’s like a novice. The right side of Holmes' face was back with two hard lefts to the kidneys. Holmes’ round 4A94 continued by leading his handlers said for him to "relax. Gerry." beginning to puff. Cooney scored with a Holmes stung Cooney with a hard right Cooney was up at the count of Trials. queen. South wasted no time Coons’s first punch was a left nook that left-right that snapped Holmes' head to his left eye that drew blood from four, took a mandatory eight count Cooney suffered his first loss after WEST EAST sent Holmes against the ropes. Holmes Round 3 back. Holmes put nis gloves up and underneath the eye again. Cooney made covering with the king. Holmes flicked two lefts to the side of back-pedaled toward the ropes. The Holmes give • ground with two lefts. and weathered the storm. 25 consecutive victories and it 4 3 2 4 4 East ruffed for the second returned to the center of the ring and 4 32 4KQ9 then circled the challenger wearily before Cooney's face and took a left to the champion looked for an opening but Another combination to the head by Cooney showed amazing resilien­ marked his first defeat since a loss ▼ 1075 defensive trick and since stomach in retaliation. Cooney stalked could not find one. Cooney punished Cooney made the champion flinch. ♦ 10 4AQJ974 hitting him with a light left to the South was unable to do any­ A mouth. Cooney tried another left to the champion, looking for an opening and Holmes with a left to the head, a left to Cooney dug a left to the belly but took a cy going to the offense to take the to Johnny Davis in amateur com­ 4 K J7 5 4Q82 thing about the two club Holmes’ stomach. Holmes was cautious, then drove a left to the law when he the stomach and a left to the jaw at the right. Another right by Holmes to next two rounds. With the crowd petition. keeping his n a rd up against the taller found one. Cooney missed with a left bell. Cooney's jaw hurt the challenger. Cooney SOUTH losers in each hand, South CELEBRITY CIPHER hook to the head. He looked awkward Cooney’s round hit Holmes with a left hook below the chanting, "Cooney, Cooney, Holmes won the title with a 15- 4A Q J98 Celebflly CIBtw eryplegnmi w i omeled from quotmone by llineue peepte, pwl challenger. Cooney sank a left hook in to was one trick short. ■idpmeiLEldlWWInlhbelblwlUixIllorinoUw. TtdVtckxFtdlullA. Holmes^ midsection. Holmes scored wth a doing so. Holmes continued to keep his belt and the champion held his Cooney” the challenger sent Holmes round decision over Ken Norton on 48 South complained about right to the side of Cooney's face. Cooney distance despite his second round midsection. The referee momentarily backwards with a combination to June 9, 1978, and made 10 previous ♦ K852 pepper^ two lefts to Holmes’ face but knockdown of-the challenger. Two lefts halted the bout to give Holmes a rest his bad luck, but he had been by Cooney made Holmes grit his teeth. the head and Holmes had a look of title defenses, winning nine by 410 6 3 solely responsible for it. Captain Easy — Crooks & Laiwrence they lacked any steam. Cooney rocked Round 3 from the low blow and took two points Hpfmes with a left-right combination to Cooney followed with a right-to the head Cooney was after Holmes Immediately away , from Cooney for the low blow. concern on his face. In the fifth. knockout. Vulnerable: East-W est Most of the time the-dia­ tHfe head and then made him give ground and a left to the fadb. A hard left by After one minute’s rest, the men Cooney to the chest made Holmes give at the start of the round and made him resumed fighting. Cooney kept pressing Dealer: East mond suit would have bro­ UNIT NEUTRALIZ6P. LE T’S (SO, t in h e a p a ; WE P O N T h a v e a l l P A Y ! " D F O R Y S ARFH SA VRHARNPT8Y with another left-right to the Jaw. backpedal with two lefts to the head. A ken 5-2 or 4-3, but South Holmes' round round momentarily. The champion then and hit Hmmes with what looked like KeCHAA6E THE UNIT! you WANT THAT THIW6 TO followcd with a right to the head and a left to the jaw made Holmes flinch. another low blow just before the bell. We§( North East South should have thought a RUN POWN IN THE MIPPLEOF Holmes then retreated along the ropes 1 4 1 4 left to the jaw. Cooney came back with a Holmes’ round moment and guarded A PRESS CONFERENCE T Round 2 left and a light cross that made Holmes and seemed befuddled when hit in ihe P a ss 44 Pass Pass jaw. The champion tried to fight back Burgmeier brilliant Holmes tried two lefts to Cooney’s body against that actual six-one . Ltl’KK YRQRH HRFND T P ." - retreat. Cooney hit Holmes with three but a stinging left to the face stopp^ P a ss division. but toth were short. A left and right by straight lefts to the face without a the challenger caught Holmes at the return. A left by Cooney jerked Holmes’ him. Cooney scored with a left to the Round 10 All South had to do would point of the law. The bridge of Cooney’s nose. Cooney was the aggressor now and Cooney's trainer told him he was in head back just before the bell. picked up points with Two lefts and a Opening lead: 410 be to let the queen of dia­ nose, which had been cut during training Cooney's round lood shape between rounds. A stiff right EFKQFUSH UFKT two weeks ago, began to show red. A right to Holmes’ head. The two fighters f0 Cooney’s jaw by Holmes made the monds hold the trick. The moved to the middle where Holmes was challenger backpedal. Cooney came right in relief for RSox defense would have been pair of lefts by CMney drove Holmes against the ropes but the champion Round 4 short with a left to Cooney’s head. back to the attack and punished Holmes By Oswald Jacoby dead. If a third diamond returned to the center of the ring. Holmes put two lefts to Cooney’s face Cooney took a right to the law that made with a barrage of lefts and rights to the and then took a left to the jaw. Cooney him clench his teeth. Another left to the head. The two men clinched and the BOSTON (UPI) - Tom no hits until two out in the eighth, and Alan Sontag were led, South would ruff in Holmes was short with a left and then dummy, draw trumps, dis­ blocked a left by (^n ey . Another left by put two lefts into Holmes’ face and two head and a shot to the temple drove referee broke them. Cooney’s trainer was Burgmeier, forced into action when Miguel Dilone and Toby Cwney found (he mark on the left of more lefts by the challenger made the Cooney's head back. Cooney moYed to exhorting his man to "get outside." because of an injury to starter Bob Luck plays its part In card one of dummy's clubs Holmes' jaw. Cooney punished Holmes sweat fly from the top of Holmes' the offensive and landed with a left and Cooney scored wtlh a straight right to Harrah hit back-toback singles. bridge, but the expert tries on the king of diamonds. He with a hard right to the head. Holmes forehead. A long left by Cooney made right. Cooney dug a left into Holmes the jaw and then dug two stiff lefts into Ojeda, hurled 6 2-3 innings of no-hit Burgmeier struck out two and Holmes turn around ana the challenger midsection and the two fighters clenched. to guard against bad luck would wind up with just PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Ona paradox of polltlca thasa daya Is was weary, keeping his distance. Cooney the stomach. Another left to Holmes’ relief Friday night to help the walked two in his longest stint of the three losing tricks instead of that many a pollticlan’a graatast aasat turns out to bs hla lle- landed a left to Holmes' jaw and then dug another left into the champion’s ribs. Holmes scored with a right to the jaw head made the champion shake his head. when he can. and two to the head. He scored with a Cooney dug a left and right to Holmes’ Boston Red Sox to a 6-2 victory over [our. took a right to the jaw that dropped Cooney took a double left hook by season. South didn’t have much of Alley Oop — Dave Graue ablllty." — GoldIa Hawn left to the jaw and a shot to the other head and the champion held on. The the Cleveland Indians. Rice’s two-run single came in the an overcall, but North held (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) side of the challenger’s face. crowd began to holler for Cooney now Holmes' round and he made Holmes cover up with a Jim Rice knocked in two runs in a first, an inning that featured two HEY, THASiSA GREAT ...HAVENT ) ARE series of lefts and rights to the head. wild first inning as the Red Sox won errors, two balks by starter Lary I SURE AM ( SO'M l! HE NOW THAT PEACE HAS I YOU EN- ( YtXJ Round 6 Holmes then threw a left and tright to Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan GLAD THAT \ WAS NOTHIN' BEEN RESTDBEP, I THINK IDEA! WE COULD Gomez retains title the head and took a left and right to his their sixth game in their last seven. Sorensen, 5-5, and a wild pitch. have a r e a l GUT- JJOYED VtXJR ) KID-„ Cooney scored with a left to Holmes’ GUY'S LEAVIN'.'/ BUT BAD WE SHOULD HAVE A stomach. The champion now stepped up own head by Cooney. Holmes threw two In addition, Burgmeier boosted his NEWS! X S L CELEBRATION) BUSTIN' FEAST! VACATION? 7 DINS? Jerry Remy led off with a bunt KH -n’ Carlyle — Larry W right his attack althoughgn heti showed some lefts to the head and two rights to the record to 3-0 and raised the record single and moved to second on a VACATIONP swelling under hiss left eye.( Cooney made Jaw. Cooney kept punching, however, and YOU LOOK \ r ' -ABOUT THE MEEK Holmes• ...... rightback up with a short irightto to tthe ut a left and right of nis own to the of Boston’s bullpen to 14-2. walk to Dwight Evans. Both runners PEFT?E59ER HAL? A FINALLY INHERITING with Wth round KO head, then scored to the other side of the Kead of Holmes. Holmes came back with Ojeda allowed two runs in the first scored on Rice's single up the mid­ REVERENP / PREAAA THE EARTH champion's face. Cooney put two lefts to a left and right to the head at the bell. Holmes’ head without drawing a return. Holmes’ round inning on an RBI infield single by dle that deflected off Sorensen and WEEM5/ / LAAT Andre Thornton and a Von Hayes WHY, THAT repeatedly with chopping right A long left to Holmes’ stomach caused the other runs scored on the second NIGHT- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Hard­ him to move backwards. Two straight grounder. He pulled his left V ■50UNPS hands. Round 11 of Sorensen's balks and an error by hitting Wilfredo Gomez of Puerto lefts to Holmes' head followed by a hard hamstring in the inning and had to 'WONPERFUL' A right to the body dropped Lopez right to the champion's jaw made him Cooney was the quicker of the two at left fielder Dilone, whose throw ,Rico retained his World Boxing wmee. The bridge of Cooney’s nose the bell and hit Holmes with two lefts to leave the game before the sjart of to his knees early in the 10th round went through two Cleveland players, . Council super bantamweight title continued to swell and show redness. the head and then a left hook to the the second inning. 7 ^ ^ id a y night, stopping Juan Antonio and the challenger appeared ready Cooney dug a hard left to the midsection champion's stomach. Trylne two more allowing Carney Lansford to score after ' taking a hard left and right. left hooks. Cooney again nit Holmes with Burgmeier relieved and allowed from third base. Lopez of Mexico 62 seconds into the to rises, as referee Dave Pearl Reieree Mills Lane told the challenger to a low blow and was penalised one point lOUi round. counted. Lopez rose to his feet and bv the referee. Holmes put two lefts to Clooney’s face and then caught him with Frank and Ernest — Bob Thavos The fight was a preliminary to the went at Gomez again but Pearl a straight left to the Jaw before Cooney WBC heavyweight title bout ruled that he did not beat the count. hit him with a left to the head. Two lefts between champion Larry Holmes It was the 36th victory for Gomez knocked his mouthpiece flying at the bv Cooney to Holmes’ jaw made the Orioles top Yanks bell. A cut surfaced above Cooney’s left champion step back. Cooney landed a left .and N o/1 contender Gerry Cooney. against one loss and one draw and eve. to the side of Holmes’ head. The - Gomez dropped Lopez, a sub­ also his 36th knockout. Holmes' round champion then came back with two lefts to the challenger's jaw. Cooney followed BALTIMORE (UPI) - Gary field seats for his fifth homer. NOT REALLY' THEY ■ANP TURNEP m e e t MR. stitute for Roberto Rubaldino, for a Lopez, 121 and ranked No., 4 by up with a left-right to the stomach but Roenicke and Cal Ripken each Ripken also delivered a tworun TOOK A GOOP LOOK . IT TOWN / (?qg.®SS'=[IiF count of three with a right hand in the WBC, fell to 50-10. It marked Round 7 took a left to the head by Holmes. A homered and drove in three runs single in the seventh inning and Rick AT THE 5HAPE IT the first round and was in command Lopez' second loss to Gomez in title Holmes picked up where he left off, long left by Holmes towPSrishman. Dempsey and Singleton also had WAG IN - driving Cooney's head back with three Hormes kept flicking a left and then the Friday night to power the Baltimore ly, all the way as he pummelled the fights, having been stopped in seven lefts to the head. Holmes ripped open the challenger centered hla attack on Orioles to a 9-4 victory over the New RBI singles for the Orioles, Mexican challenger to the bead rounds in 1978. cut above Cooney’s left eye with a raior- Holmes midsection. C^ney scored with Roy Smalley had a pair of run­ like left to the side of the cballeiuer's three lefts to Holmes' head. Holmes York Yankees. head. Cooney retaliated with two lefts to bounced a right off Cooney's jaw at the The loss was the Yankees’ sixth in scoring singles for the Yankees and « the face, trying to keep the champion bell. their last seven games. Dave Winfield added a double and a from swarming all over him. Coon^ Holmes’ round triple and scored twice. Bobby J 3& (ri^ two left uppeituts. one of which With two out in the Orioles’ first, Site now in Meriden found the mark to the body. The bridge Ken Singleton and Eddie Murray Murcer and Butch Wynegar also - of Cooney's nose also began to bleed. Round 12 coaxed walks off loser Mike drove in a run apiece with sacrifice" Cooney aug a left into the mldsecUon Cooney’s comer did a fine Job with the and took a straight left to the head In challenger’s cuts. Holmes caught Cooney Morgan, 3-3, and Singleton scored flies for New York. return. Holmes scored with two more with a right to the Jaw and two lefts to when John Lowenstein bounced a Winning pitcher Dennis Martinez, lefts. Cooney missed with a looping left the head drove the Long Islander to 6-4, notched his 13th straight victory Softball tilt off, and Holmes warded off a right to the the ropes. Cooney was now standing bad-hop double over the head of first The Born Loser — Art Sansom body with his own left arm. Holmes tried flatfootod while Holmes was still on his baseman John Mayberry. Roenicke at home and his first career victory a left to the head that lacked much toes. Holmes snapped back the bead of as a starter over New York With steam. Cooney scored with a right to the Cooney with a left to the jaw. Hie two lined a 3-2 pitch into the left field Our Boarding House — Carrr i iVIcCormick TWS,THeW, ISVf/ RMAUeO-AHJOte 3ij^ Bunny — Warner Bros relief help from Tippy Martinez, M!D THI5ARTKLE(^ head aiKl a left to the stomach. The men maintained a brisk tempo. Cooney seats for his 14th homer and Ripken referee warned Cooney about low blows put two lefts to Holmes' Jaw and then hit a 1-0 pitch halfway up the left who e a m ^ his fifth save. •RElUCARMAnOW C l A m S WMATABeAUTIPULbARDBN! reslated tonight again. followed it with a right to the champion’s Holmes' round kidneys. Holmes jerked Cooney’s bead The EYE6LA55 PROBLEM HATE tO B E 'iWl

MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., June 12, 1982— 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., June 12, 1982 Three-stroke margin Gliha vital part in win Scoreboard Playing a big part in Eastern Connecticut State College’s first ever NCAA Division III Baseball World Series win was Ray Gliha. The senior outfielder out of boasted by Ray Floyd Manchester High finished his four-year playing career with a better than .300 batting mark and accounted for several key hits in the Marietta, Ohio competition. The Herald Angle MEMPHIS, Tenn, (UPI) — Ray 29-year-oId Californian said Floyd second round that year. would be the player to beat in Floyd carded Just one birdie Jim Thorpe 72-75-147 Telephone last night at Nike Field, big slugger will join Moriarty’s in the Twilight League Floyd, who says he has no strong I’ayne Stewart 75-76-147 points in his game but not many Memphis. through nine holes, but added four Mick Soli 7677-147 15.0. as well as teammate Tony Mitta...The MB's have lost Earl Yost, Sports Editor 74-73-147 two of six starts in the Twi loop and both have come at weak ones either, shot a 68 Friday to "Raymond’s going to be shooting more on the back nine to go tivith his MAJOFi Mike Gove Setting the pace in the 22-hit Alan Tapie 7671-147 offense were Clarence Silva with a home on rechristehed Moriarty Field in Manchester, a take a three-stroke lead at 9-under- real good,” Lye said. "He’s just only bogey, which came at the par-4 Blue Jays 2 -t LEAGUE Golf Bob Eastwood 73-74-147 jinx to date. Both setbacks at home have been by one par 135 after the second round of the beating us up this year.” 17th hole. He lipped the cup on No. Paul Azinger 7671-147 double, triple and two singles and Memphis Classic. Jim Nelford beat up the Colonial 18 to miss a birdie putt from IS feet. Baseball TORONTO (UPI) - Damaso Gar­ Robert Thompson 7674-147 Eric Lindquist and Rick Werk'owski run...Bill Fortin, secretary of the Manchester Chapter cia’s fifth-inning double drove in the LEADERS Bob Bvman 7671-147 of the State Board of Approved Baseball Umpires, Coming off a victory two weeks course Friday, ;‘T m playing well. I'ni v « y confi­ Bill Kratzert 71-76-147 with three blows each. Dave Lauzon ago at the Memorial and a second- recoijding the se­ dent. I’m doing everything well,” be winning run and Jim CHancy hurled a I,.ee Elder 7671-147 and Dennis Wirtalla contributed passed up working games to devote full time to coaching this writer’s name it marked the fifth different school in Failed to Qualify place finish the week before in cond best score said. threehitter Friday night, giving the By United Press International doubles. the Ellington High girls’ softball team. Fortin’s club five years to be selected by the men in blue. Previously, (Including Games played Thursday, Jim Simons 75-73-lX Atlanta, the 20-year PGA veteran ever shot at the Toronto Blue Jays a 2-1 victory over Bill Rogers 75-73-lX Telephone was limited to four hits was ousted in the Class M CIAC semifinals by Old in order, Coventry High, Cheney Tech, East Catholic t: June 10. 1982) 72-76-lX was a model of consistency on the Memphis touma- Buddy Gardner, a 26-year-old the Oakland A’s. AMERICAN LEAGUE By United P^o^.■( International Scott Watkins by as many players. Saybrook, 1-0. and Ellington High were cited. Bob Godin, RHAM AMERICAN LEAGUE ^ .0 0 0 LPG'^ Championship Pat Lindsey 71-77-148 . ment with his 63, golfer who has bMn on the tour Alfredo Griffin singled to center Individual Batting Don Reese 73-75-148 Standings - Main Pub 5-1, Nassiffs coach, who led his team to a 12-9 record and a tourney 7,249-yard Colonial Country Club By United Press International RIaver. clb ab r h 2b3bhr rbi avg. At Kings P.ond, Ohio, June 11 which put him in a since 1977, and Lance Ten Broeck East with one out in the fifth and scored lafrah. Civ 209 46 80 8 211 33 .383 (Par 72) Larry Mize 7678-14B Arms 5-1, Nelson Freg Freight 4-2, spot for thr last five seasons, lauded his players for layout. A. Jim Barber 7672-148 Featured on TV four-way tie for were tied at 140, five shots off the W L Pet. GB on Garcia’s double down the left Bonnell. Tr 147 29 5611 1 4 25 .374 Jan Stephen .n ’ 6989-IX Vittner's Gardens . 3-2, Oak "being able to accept decisions by the umpires and to “If someone asked me if I have a fotroit 34 18 .654 — Wilson. KC 134 20 49 3 7 1 15 .386 Beth Daniel 69-7(^lX Thomas Gray 72-76-148 Joe McCluskey was one of the principals in a CBS-TV third place at 5- pace. Gardner shot 69 Friday while Boston X 20 .636 W field line. The double extended Gar­ McRae, KC 206 33 72 15 3 9 56 .351 Pat Bradley 71-e9-‘140 Mike Donald 77-71-lX Package 2-3, MCC Vets 2-4, play the game according to the rules.” The Bolton resi­ strength, I say I don’t have a strong feature titled "Project Aging” last Monday. The u n d e r-p a r 139 Ten Broeck had 70. Baltimore 28 27 ,5X 7W cia’s hitting streak to 12 games. Cooper. Mil 209 34 72 15 1 10 38 344 Janet Coles , 79-71K-140 John Cook 7979-lX Telephone 1-5, Garden Sales 1-5. 4>oint,” the winner of 16 career tour­ Milwaukee 28 27 ,sx 7W Hrbek. Mnn 194 35 65 9 4 15 45 .335 Sandra Palm t' 70-7(>-140 George Archer 72-76-148 Manchester native and one-time Olympic runner was dent has been handling RHAM teams 11 seasons. He’s w ith M ike Clancy, 63, struck out eight and also in the school’s physical education department. naments said. “I just don’t have Dave Hill, a four-time winner in ^eveland 27 27 .sx 8 Carew. Cal 177 30 59 10 1 0 13 .333 Jeannette Kerr 72-6S—140 Bill Calfee 7672-lX one of a dozen senior athletes who were captured on film many weak points. I have a lot of Holland (67), Tom Memphis, stood at 141 with Mark Jwcw York 26 27 .XI 8W walked one in registering his third Lwnstn. Bit 103 26 34 3 1 11 27 .330 Pam Gietzen 72-69—141 Curt Byrum 72-76-ltt "The award is meaningful because our boys have Toronto » X .464 10 JoAnne Carner 71-79—141 Gary Hallberg 72-76-14B FEI.INE while working out at Staten Island College. McCluskey, confidence. I’m into it mentally. Purtzer (67) and second-year pro complete game. Ystrzmsk, 165 18 51 6 1 8 31 .329 learned the full value of fair play,” Godin said when McNulty and Larry Nelhon. ' West Herndn. Dt 202 34 66 S 7 10 33 .327 Kathy Whitworth 72-69-141 Jim* Dent 75-73-lX Nine runs in the first inning were now 70, has been a regular competitor in Masters 70-75 That’s a nice feeling to have.” Hal Sutton (67). Defending champion Jerry Pate ICansas City 32 22 SX _ lipshaw, Tr 188 27 61 8 4 7 31 ,323 Betsy King 72-79—142 MarlT O’Meara 7974-lX accepting the award. ^icag o 32 23 .562 W Otis. KC 197 39 63 17 2 5 42 .320 Amy Alcott 74-69-142 Morris Hatalsky 73-76-lX more than enqugh as Tidy Car Division. Recently be won five events in. the Weight Mark Lye, who was tied with Nelford tied the record score of 30 never recovered from his openliu Jane Blalock , 71-71—142 Woody Blackburn 7673-lX blanked Clark Paint, 11-0, last night Penthlon,:shotput, discus, javelin, hammer and weight « x ulifom la 32 25 .XI IW Paciork. Ch 186 21 5913 2 3 24 .317 Floyd for the first-round lead with a on the back nine first accomplished round 79 and missed the cut at ISC^ Seattle 29 29 .SX 5 Pirates 1-0 Garcia. Tor 224 29 70 12 1 2 18 .313 Lori Garbacz 71-71—1C Steven Uebler 7975-lX at Robertson Park. Gail Titus throw and the next week added the 200 meter run, dis- O a g S r S lO i r a v e l by 1977 champion A1 Geiberger Oakland 26 32 .4ffi 8 Dauer. Balt 203 37 6313 0 5 22 .310 Sandra Haynie 73-6^-lC Denny H ^Ier 75-74-lX 67, was three strokes back at 138 as did 1980 winner Lee Trevino (72- Texas 17 33 3X 13 White. KC 186 30 57 15 4 1 18.306 Therese Hession 09-79-lC Leonard Thompson 7676-lX homered and Patty Fox had three cus, broad jump, javelin and 1,500 meter titles in his age Norman Bailey and Vern GiScombe will be UConn after shooting a 1-under-par 71. The enroute to his PGA-record 59 in the 78). ^ Minnesota 14 « .233 21 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Lee Boone. Cal 170 11 52 8 0 1 23 .306 Hollis Stacy 79-79-143 Vance Heafner 7975-lX hits and Sandi Whitney two for Tidy. bracket. During his peak years he was America's No. 1 Thrntn. Civ 2M 40 62 9 0 16 52 .304 Muffin Spehcer-Devlin 79-73—143 Skeeter Heath 7975-lX players with the 10-man Big East basketball team Saturday's Games Lacy homered over the right field Yount. Mil 192 23 56 16 4 6 25 .302 Janet Alex 72-72-144 Billy Bassler 77-72-lX Fox and Janice Smith conbined on a steeplechase runner and won 25 National long distance selected to play in exhibition games in Yugoslavia, Italy California at Chicago fence with one out in the ninth inning Bochte. Sea 196 15 66 8 0 2 23 .301 Lynn Adams 72-72—144 C^i Chi Rodriguez 77-72-lX four-hitter. B.J. Rogers had two championships. and Spain in July. John Pinone of Villanova has a com- Oakland at Toronto Friday to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates Murray. Bit ISO 18 45 12 1 7 27 .300 Sally Little 71-73-144 Bruce Lietzke 72-77-lX Cleveland at Boston Luzinsk. C:h 214 35 64 13 0 8 44 .299 Barbara Mizrahie 73-71—144 safeties for the Painters. mittment to play summer ball in South Minnesota at Texas, night to a 1-0 victory over the Molitor. Mil 201 36 60 7 1 5 17 .299 Penny Pulz 72-73-145 By United Press iniemaiionai Umpire honored America...Sports, Alcohol and Drug Abuse will be the Member offers puffing tip, Seattle at Kansas City, night Philadelphia Phillies. Wshngtn. 171 14 51 6 2 3 12 .296 Judy Rankin 71-74—146 IlX.OX Marlboro Classic NORTHERN Detroit at Milwaukee, night lorg. Tor 128 14 38 6 2 0 12 .297 Dot Germain 72-73—146 At Marlboro, Mass., June 11 Leo Diana was honored at the annual banquet of the tojJic discussed at a three-day session July 25-27 at the New York at Baltimore, night Lacy’s second homer of the year Individual Pitching Silvia Bertolaccini 74-71—146 (Par 71) With Tom Zownir driving in the Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Umpires Parkview Hilton in Hartford with the speakers including made a loser of starter Larry pitcher, clb w 1 ip h bb so era Judy Clark 72-74-146 winning run, Trash-Away nipped a e a r. Bos 5 1 41.1 33 13 45 1.31 Gail Hirata 75-71—146 Art Wall 72- 66-lX earlier this week for 20 years of service. Diana, who has Lee Silverstein, Ryne Duren, Bill Rodgers, Bemle NATIONAL LEAGUE Christenson, 3-4. Kent Tekulve, who dinner. Civ 3 4 51.2 33 20 30 1.57 Patti Rizzo 73-73—146 Arnold Palmer 6670-lX Irish Insurance, 9-8, at Robertson. held all offices during his two decades as a man in blue, Parent and Glen Sommor from the world of medicine, By United Press International relieved John Candelaria in the Barojsas. Ch 3 1 43.1 33 15 23 2.08 Kathy Young 72-74—146 Billy C a ^ r 73- 68-141 Bill Chuzi rapped four hits, Zownir Wall accepts, shares lead ^ s t Qsnbrry. KC 2 2 50.0 44 2 15 2.16 Jo Ann Wasnam 74-72-146 Charlie Owens 69-72-141 seventh inning, brought his record to was presented a desk calendar by Bill Dumas, awards baseball, track and hockey...Applications are now being W L Pet. GB Eckersly. Bs 6 4 90.2 77 16 68 2.48 Laura Hurlbut 76-79-146 Bob Goalby 73X-142 three and Stu Magdefrau two for fit. Louis 34 23 .686 - 42. Bill Johnston 8673-142 Trash-Away. Carl Cohen homered chairman. Also cited were Frank Badsteubner for 15 accepted for the annual “Photography in Motion” con­ dies on the 5th, 8th, lOtb, 13th antj Hoyt. Chi 9 3 8.31 89 17 44 2.48 Debbie Massey 71-75—146 test of work taken during past New England Relays’ MARLBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Art Charlie Owens, a left-handed club Philadelphia 30 24 .666 2^ Christenson opened the ninth by John. NY 4 6 87.2 88 19 26 2.87 Barbara Barrow 73-73-146 Peter Thomson 72-70-142 and singled and Bob Nerbonne, Andy years of service and Stu Parker, Manny Goldberg and 16th holes, the final one being from Montreal 28 24 .538 3^ Mardell Wilkins 75-71-146 Doug Ford 70-73-143 pro from Tampa, Fla., and Billy New York 29 27 .518 4^^ retiring Tony Pena on a bunt Barker, Clev 7 3 92.1 87 42 62 2.73 Steve Bishop, each five years. ..When the ump board events. Cash awards will be made, $100 for first Wall, getting a putting tip from a five inches. Aase. Cal 3 2 42.2 32 19 35 2.74 Carole Charbonnler 72-74-146 Bob Erickson 75X—143 Santini and Randy Bombard each club member, fired a course i^ o rd - Casper, were in at 141. At even-par Pittsburgh 24 29 .«3 8 attempt, but Lacy followed by hit­ Stanley. Bos 4 1 62.1 51 16 31 2.74 Cathy Morse 7969-147 Miller Barber 73- 71-144 chipped in two safeties for the In- presented the Sportsmanship Award to RHAM High in place...Have a nice weekend. Palmer slipped on the back sidd Chicago 21 36 .368 13 Donria Caponi 73-74—147 Don Hoenig 72-73-145 matching 6under par 66 Friday to 142 along with defending champion West ting the next pitch over the wall. Beattie. Sea 2 4 63.0 53 27 43 2.86 71- 74-145 after moving to 6under par with bir­ Hough. Tex 5 3 87.1 78 18 47 2.89 Beverly Klass 73-74—147 Bob Rosburg surancemen. catch Arnold Palmer for a share of Bob Goalby were Peter Thomson Atlanta 33 21 .611 - Morris. Del • 8 5107.0 86 34 54 2.91 Mickey Fergon 76-71—147 George Bayer 7V74-145 dies on the l2th and 13Ui holes. But Ban Diego 31 23 .674 2 767(^-l« the lead after two rounds of the and Bill Johnston. Renko. Cal 5 1 665 87 15 29 2.97 Jerilyh Brltz 74-73—147 Dan Sikes he ran into trouble on the 16thi U)S Angeles 27 31 .466 8 U al. Tor 5 3 93.2 S3 24 41 2.96 Myra Van Hoose 72-75-147 Tom .Nieporte 72- 74-146 WEST SIDE $150,(X)0 Marlboro Classic seniors Wall was upset with his putting g n Francisco 26 31 .466 8Vi Cards 7-3 Shelley Hamlin 76-71—147 Mike Fetchick 72-74-146 taking a bogey, and was buzzing thp TIouston 25 31 .446 9 NATIONAL LEAGUE Seven runs in the second inning tournament. after his first round and went Individual Batting Sharon Barrett 74-73-147 Howie Johnson * 72-74-146 McEnroe wins cup all day, with little luck. i Cincinnati 24 32 .429 10 NEW YORK (UPI) - Darrell player, clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avg. Sydney Cunningham 74-73—147 Denis Hutchinson 7674- 147 powered Buckland Mfg. past Red- First round co-leader Sam Snead straight to the putting green to prac­ 7675- 148 "With any kind of luck on the Porter slammed a two-run second- TJones. SD 186 43 63 10 1 8 34 Carole Jo Callison 74-73-147 Jack Fleck Lee, 12-4, in a make-up tilt last night Names in the News disqualified himself after signing an tice. A Marlboro Country Club Saturday's Games Thmpsn. P 187 34 61 12 013 37.326 Debbie Austin 74-74-148 Billy Maxwell 74- 74-148 but sounds off greens. I’d be six or seven under,” Atlanta at San Francisco inning homer and knocked in Chris Johnson 74-74—148 Charlie Sifford 7675- 148at Pagani. Gary Desjarlais and Rich incorrect scorecard. Snead, who had member noticed Wall was hitting Driessn, Cn 201 26 6412 1 6 32 .318 72- 76-148 Palmer Mid. “I hit the cup a bunch rChIcago at Montreal, night another run in the third inning to Oliver. Mtl 192 27 61 13 1 5 32 518 Dianne Dailey 74-74-146 Charlie Machalski Krajewski each had three hits and turned in a 74, gave himself a par 4 the ball too far back on the putter. t. Louis at New York, night Barbara Moxness 78-79-148 Kel Nagle 7574- 149 Paul Westhead of times and couldn’t get it in the f'ittsburgh at Philadelphia, night lead the St. Louis Cardinals and Wiggns. SD 120 25 38 1 0 1 4 .317 7676- 149 Jack Burg, Larry Krajewski and LONDON (UPI) - Topseeded on the 15th hole instead of a bogey 5. "He told me I was positioning the Knight, Hou 219 29 69 15 3 3 28 .315 Marty Dickerson 74-74-148 Eddie Rubis hole. “I don’t know when I rimmed I/Rouston at San Diego, night Joaquin Andujar to a 7-3 victory Wohifrd. SF 124 21 39 7 1 2 13 .315 Connie CHiilleml 76-72-148 Marly Furgol 74-75-149 Tom Raimondo two apiece for CHICAGO (UPI) — The head coaching job for the Chicago Bulls has John McEnroe had his first clash ball too far towards the heel of the 4 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, night Pete Cooper 7672- lX Wall, who had an opening round the cup as many times as I did Friday night over the New York Cedeno. Cin 176 20 5511 0 3 23 ,313 Cathy Sherk 77-72-149 Buckland. Spencer Monroe had two apparently come down to a selection between two men — former Los with officials in the quarterfinal 72, which included a 4putt green, had putter,” said Wall, the runner-up Rav. Pitt 212 31 6611 2 3 27 .311 Beth Solomon 75-74—149 Freddy Haas T674-1X round of the $175,000 Stella Artois here last year. "Usually, I try to be today.” Mets. Cuerrr. LA 216 32 87 10 4 10 38 510 Carolyn Hill 72-77-149 Bill Collins 7674-lX hits and six others one each for Red- Angeles Coach Paul Westhead and Atlanta assistant Mike Fratello. five birdies and no bogeys over the €niCAGO’ MONTREAL Andujar, 6-4, limited the Mets to Sterns, NY 187 29 5612 1 3 15 510 Patty Sheehan 76-73—149 Roland Stafford 7674- lX The Chicago' Sun-Times reported the two candidates are the championship at the Queen’s Club polite and let it go in one ear and oiit Casper and Bob Erickson each Susie Beming 77-72—149 - Gardner Dickinson 7 5 7 5 - lX Lee. 6,174-yard layout, which included 29 < ab r h bi ab r h bi nine hits, surrendering runs in the Schmdt. P 130X40825 17 .306 Standings. Buckland 6-0, Purdy finalists for the job, adding General Manager Rod Thom may an­ Friday en route to a 63, 6-4 victory the other. But this one helped. That had the second best round of the Wills 2b 3 10 0 Raines 2b 5 12 2 Cnepon, Cn 219 22 87 9 3 1 25 .306 Becky Pearson 74-75—149 Ted Kroll 7675- 151 putts. Palmer, who shared the first day, both turning in 68s. Goalby had Kenndy 2b 0 0 0 0 Francon If 5 12 2 fourth, sixth and eighth innings. Hmndz. Stl 216 35 6610 1 1 35 506 Cindy Lincoln 78-71—149 Fred Hawkins 73- 78-151 Corp. 5-0, Elliot Gun Shop 4-2, Ward nounce the new coach by as early as next week. However, Thorn said over American compatriot Chip round lead with Snead at 68, slipped gave me a boost when I neieded it.” Molinar ph ^ 00 0 Dawson cf 5110 Dawsn, MU 210 40 6413 010 X .306 Donna H White 73-76-lC Ed Causey 78- 74-152 a 69. Seven players bettered par on Left-hander Randy Jones, 6-5, 79- 73-152 Mfg. 4-2, Belliveau Painters 2-3, he is leaning toward waiting until after the NBA meetings next week Hooper. to a 70 as both golfers posted two- The 56year-old Wall, who was Sandbrg 3b 4 111 Oliver lb 3 2 12 Dernir. Phi 167 34 X 7 0 2 10 599 lx?ann Cassaday 78-71—149 Stan Leonard the second day, as opposed to five on f^cknr lb 3 110 Norman If 0 0 0 0 started for New York and lasted 21- Sbx. LA 234 X 70 8 3 0 19 .299 Rosey Bartlett 74-75—149 Bill Ezinicki 8672-152 Manchester Police 2-4, Red-Lee 0-6, in San Diego. McEnroe queried the umpire’s PGA Player of the Year in 1959, Peter Hessemer 7673- 152 round totals of 138, 4-under par, Thursday. Durham rf 3 2 11 Carter c 4 0 2 2 3 innings, giving up five runs before L Smith StL 214 46 6415 2 5 32 599 Alcxandcra Reinhardt 7574—149 Elks 0-6. judgment when a service line judge three shots ahead of the field. when he won the Masters, had bir­ Johnston If 3 113 Wallach Sb 3 2 2 0 Baker, LA 196 X SO 6 1 9 32 .296 Nanev Lopez 75-75—150 A1 Besselink 7677- lM reversed a fault call on Hooper’s LSmith p 0 0 0 0 CromaK rf 3 0 10 being removed in favor of Mike Horner. Atl 168 X X 11 010 X .296 Bonnie Lauer X-75-1X Herman Keiser 7677- lM Hemndz p 0 0 0 0 Speier ss 4 12 1 Scott. Lacy. Pitt 118 23 X 6 I 1 9 297 Alice Miller 76-74—IX Chandler Harper 74- 79-lX DUSTY delivery in the seventh game on the Alice Ritzman 73-77—IX .limmy Clark 7579-154 Orval Tessler Morlnd pn 1113 Taveras ss 0 10 0 St. Louis scored three runs in the Pena. Pitt 172 15 51 12 1 3 29 597 73^1-154 second set. Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Lea p 2 0 0 0 Wallch. Mtl 176 24 52 10 0 7 28 596 Vicki Singleton 74-76—IX Boh (Trowley Scoring in all but one inning. Woods cf 4 0 0 0 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 second inning. Lonnie Smith led off Kathy Postlewait 74-76—IX Jerry Barber 8674-154 CHICAGO (UPI) — Orval Tessier, who coached New Brunswick to McEnroe held up play, while of­ Morlnd. Ch 214 22 63 8 1 9 X 594 7678- 154 Postal Employees routed Second Bowa ss 4 0 1 0 Mills ph 0 0 0 0 with a double and Porter followed Mrphv. Atl 196 44 57 9 117 49 592 Julie Stanger Pyne 74-76—IX l.innel Hebert Congo, 17-4, last night at Keeney. the American Hockey League championship last year, said Friday ficials debated his complaint. Headache little handicap Davis c 4 0 10 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Individual Pitching Deanie Wood 74-77—151 .lohn Kalinka 79-76-lX with a home run. A single by Ozzie Jane Crafler 77-75151 A1 Balding 78-78-lX Jeff Holt had four hits, Mike Morey negotiations have been completed and he will be in Chicago next week “I thought they should have 0 Bird p 10 10 pitcher, clb w 1 Ip h bb-so era Ih'oly p 0 0 0 0 Smith, a sacrifice by Andujar and an Tekulve. Pitt 3 2 « .0 40 13 26 1.53 Beverly Huke 75-76—151 Paul Runyan 8676-lX and Len Caruso three apiece and all to formally be named head coach of the Chicago Black Hawks. played the point again,” said Briggs ph 10 0 0 Garber, All 4 2 40.1 28 9 32 1.56 Cathy Reynolds 79-72—151 F.d Furgol 81-77-lX However, Hawks General Manager Bob Pulford, who met with McEnroe after his 81-minute vic­ Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 «. V. * w i RBI single by Willie McGm gave St. Bedrosn, Atl 3 0 46.0 29 23 » 1.57 Susie McAllister 77-79-151 John Palmer 81-79-lX others in the Postal lineup at least Thmpsn If 2 1 1 0 Louis its third run. Uibrdnt. Cn 2 I 41.1 X 17 13 1.74 Did not qualify Henry Ransom 89X-1X two each. A1 Fyler, Neil Montany Tessier last week to discuss the coaching vacancy, has continued to tory. Sam Snead X-DQ as Stephenson ups lead Touts 34 8 9 8 ToUls 34 9 13 9 Minton. SF 3 3 43.1 X 23 17 1 87 Pat Meyers 81-71—10 and Rick Holmes each had two hits deny a coach has been named. McEnroe said he was unhappy Chicago 000300060—6 Rogers. Mtl 7 3 97.0 76 23 71 I X Lori Hiixhold 76-76—10 with his serving while progressing Montreal 2Q3 00e02x-9 U a. MU 4 2 56.0 X 15 X 2.X Bonnie Bryant 74-76—10 for Congo. •I^Davis 2. DP—Chicago 2. LOB— Swan. NY 4 1 475 41 8 18 2.27 Alison Shcard 74-78—10 BLACKLEDGE Standings; Postal 5-1, CBT 5-1, Se­ Billie Jean King toward his fifth successive final in j^icago 2, Montreal 6. 2B—Bird, Expos 9-8 Marilynn Smith 7577—10 KINGS ISLAND, Ohio (UPI) - 10th hole. would have guessed it. U somebody I^IIar. SD' 5 1 X.O 87 X 62 2.33 cond Congo 3-3, Center Congo 3-3, the tournament, his last before he would have offered me a 72,1 would ^ndberg, Raines. 3B—Carter. HR— Andujar. StL 5 4 X.l 75 15 44 2.41 Vivian Brownlee 00-72—10 Tee to g r^ n and low putts - Gross, BIRMINGHAM (UPI) — Six-time Wimbledon champion Billie Jean Jan Stephenson, headache and all, After a "dumb” three-putt bogey Oliver (6), Joluistone (2), Moreland (10). Soto. Cin 5 4 995 79 X 107 2.44 Cindy Hill 78-75-153 Porter Rockwell 2-3, Manchester begins defense of his Wimbledon ti­ MONTREAL (UPI) - Tim Raines Cathy Mant 7578—153 Hougervorst 31; Net, Burroughs 21; King, pursuing her first singles title since September 1980, Friday shot her second consecutive bunder- on the 12th, she blrdied 14 and 15 to have taken it and walked off the golf SEi—Dawson. Raines, Oliver. Uskey, SF 4 4 X.O X 14 X 2.49 Property Maintenance 2-3, Auto tle June 21. course.” IP H RERBBSO drove in two runs with a bases- Niekro. Hou 5 4 ’92.2 77 26 X 2.53 Sandra Post 7578—153 Putts, Burnham 15. reached the semifinals of the $100,000 Edgbaston Cup by beating par 69 Friday to take the second- go seven under par. But she missed ix Chicago loaded double in the eighth inning Valenzul, LA 8 Sl(B.l X 28 64 2.X Murle Breer 81-72—153 Trim & Paint 2-4, Baracliff’s Amoco Hooper, playing his first Grand Kerr tied her best round as a pro l>ynn Stroney 75-7?—153 fellow American Leslie Allen 6-3, 7-6. round lead in the $200,(XIO LPGA the green at 17, costing her a second Bird 21-3 6 5 5 1 1 Barr. SF 1 1 42.0 X 7 13 2.57 1-5. Prix Tournament on grass, fell with her 4-under 68 but missed 'i Proly 12-3 0 0 0 1 0 Friday night, lifting the Montreal Jan Ferraris 76-77—153 The fourth-seeded King, playing on 38-year-old legs, trailed by 1-3 Championship at the Jack Nicklaus bogey. Mary Bea Porter 79-74—153 heavily in the ninth game of the se­ golden opportunity for a 67 and a Tidrow 1 3 2 2 0 2 Expos to a 9-8 victory over Chicago S oftball and 2-4 in the second set but broke back on both occasions and even­ Sports Center. “I felt like I played well,” said U Smith 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 and handing the Cubs their 11th Martha Hansen 09-74—154 tually took the tie-breaker, 7-2, for set and match. cond set and said afterward he had Stephenson, who shared the first- Stephenson. "I made more putts share of second place when she m l^ Hernandez 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Ignore Muraoka 78-76—154 hurt a muscle in his right thigh. sed an 16inch birdie putt on the final Campbell (L 0^) 1 3 2 2 1 0 straight loss. Beverley Davis-Cooper 79-75—154 Eighth-seeded Ann Kiyomura of the United States had her work cut round lead with Therese Hession thdh I’Ve made in a while. It’s really Montreal The Expos trailed 67 when Tim Dale Eggeling 7589-156 INDY McEnroe meets 12th seed Chris important for me to make a couple hole after a superb nine-iron shot. .^ a 7 7 6 6 3 4 Holly Hartley 76-79—IX Outcome was in doubt until the out against 35-year-old Betty Stove of the Netherlands before and Beth Daniel, has a 36-hole score Wallach led off the eighth with a Collwn Walker 797^1X LfTTLE Lewis in the semis following the of putts early in the round like I did Both Palmer and Coles shot tbel$ Fryman (W Jl-2) 1 2 2 2 0 0 last out as Main Pub nipped the All- progressing with a 7-6, 2-6, 6-3 victory, while Ros Fairbank'of South of 6under-par 138 on the 6,296yard, Reardon (S 9) 1 0 0 0 0 1 single off loser Bill Campbell, 63. Soccer Marga Stubblefield 74-81—IX Africa had an easy time of it against Jo Durie, defeating the British New Zealander’s 62, 4-6, 61, win par-72 layout and a one-shot lead again today.” second straight 70s while Bradley Tidrow pitched to 3 batters in 6th; Lea Kim Eaton 78-78—IX Stars last night at Fitzgerald, 6-5. LEAGUE over Fritz Buehning of the United pitched to 3 batters in 8th. One out later, Chris Speier singled Marlene Hagge 78-78—IX No. 3 for the loss of only four games, 6-1, 6-3. over Daniel. Stephenson, who "had a splitting was firing a secondround 69. Kellii Rinker 7569-lX Pub held a 4-1 lead going into the States. HBP-by Proly (Wallach). WP-Bird. T and was replaced by pinch runner Another shot back at 140 are headache all day” and removed her -3.08. A-3U21. Frank Taveras. Campbell walked Debbie Skinner 77-79—IX final frame but needed two runs in Mets’ slgn^e Sue Bennett 78-79—157 its last at bats after the Stars tallied Bob Staak Jeannette Kerr, Janet Coles, Pat headband in hopes it would go away, pinch hitter Brad Mills to load the Vicki Tabor 79-78—157 AMERICAN FARM Bradley and Sandra Palmer. Pam blamed both ho' bogeys on "dumb NEW YORK (UPI) - The New 'bAKLAND TORONTO no r th AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Pattv Hayes 77-89-10 four times. Eighth District toppled Bob's, 15- CINCINNATI (UPI) — Xavier University basketball coach Bob ab r h bi ab r h bi bases and Raines followed with a Judy Kimball 81-76—157 Gietzen (69), Kathy Whitworth (69) mistakes.” York ’ Mets Friday signed right- double to right. By United Press International Ed Hanlon collected three hits and 12, last night as Jamie Willett tossed Staak, despite a 28-54 record his first three years, was given a new 3- Marion agrees Daniel, who was three over par Hendrsn If 4 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 1011 Eastern Joyce Benson 79-79—158 Rich Gustafson, Kevin Hanlon and year contract Friday. He is a former UConn star and assistant coach. and JoAnne Camer (70) are at 141.' handed pitcher Dwight Gooded, 'Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Mullnks 3b 4 0 0 0 WLGFGA BP Pts. Nancy Maunder 81-77—IX the win and added four hits. Beth Hession (73) finished at 142, along after 10 holes, finally got it together iJdeyer dh 3 110 Upshaw lb 4 C 0 0 New York 10 2 28 16 26 84 Kathy McMullen 09-76—IX San Socha two each for the Pub Romanewicz added two hits and "I’m very happy about the new contract and very much looking to Pats’ terms their No. 1 selection in this wedc’s Armas rf 4 0 10 Revmg dh 4 110 Linda Hunt 81-78-lX with Amy Alcott (68), Lori Garbacz with a 32 on the back side, climaxed Toronto 9 5 27 18 23 77 while Jeff Schadt and Jack Hull three RBI for the winners while forward to the next three years,” said Staak. "I’m also looking amateur free agent draft. Gross 3b 2 0 0 1 BonneU If 2 0 0 0 Brewers 8-6 Montreal 6 5 16 14 13 47 Peggy Conley 81-78-^lX FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - (71),, Betsy King (70), Sandra by a 36foot eagle putt on the 476 Gooden, 17, is a native of Tampa, Xopes 2b 3 0 10 Moseby cf 2 010 Chicago 3 8 16 X 15 X Sue Brtl 77-83-lX each were in the two-hit class for Mike Kennedy and Brian Oatway forward to continuing the rebuilding program here at Xavier.” d a n ce r lb 3QOO Powell rf 3OU0 Anne Dana 82-78—IX Defensive back. Fred Marion, New Haynie (69) and Jane Blalock (71). yard 18th hole. Fla., and pitched for Hillsborough MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Paul Southern Elaine Hand 7981—IX the Stars. each drove in two markers for the Staak. who was an assistant coach at the University of Penn­ Daniel’s round consisted of eight Heath c 3000 Whitt c 2 00 0 Ft. Lauderdale ' 10 6 X X X X England’s fifth-round choice in the Stephenson, looking for her second High School in Tampa. { PhilUps as 3 0 0 0 Griffin ss 3110 Molitor scored from first base on a Tampa Bay 7 8 X 28 22 64 Brenda Goldsmith 80-00—IX losers. sylvania before taking the top job at Xavier three years ago, also pars, five hirdies, three bogeys, a VoUls 29 1 3 1 ToUls 28 2 4 1 Tulsa 5 8 22 27 22" 52 Kathv Hite 83-78—161 CHARTER OAK recent NFL draft, agreed to terms "m ajor” LPGA title (she won the The Mets also sipied their No. 3 single and an error by center fielder Kelly Fuiks 7684-162 serves as Xavier’s athletic director. double-bogey and the eagle. ilakland 000 100 006-1 Jacksonville 5 8 19 X 19 49 Each side had 16 base hits but the Friday with the Patriots, the club Peter Jackson (Hassic. last year), pick, right-handed pitcher Roger Toronto 010 010 OOx— 2 Kirk Gibson with one out in the Western I.x)uise Suggs 01'65—IX ROOKIE Murphy. LOB—Oakland 3, Toronto Vickie Wainright B-83—IX Jaycees had the most runs as they announced. blrdied the fifth and sixth holes with "I am very pleased to have shot a McDowell of Bowling Green Univer­ eighth inning Friday night to lead San Jose 8 5 X 16 17 63 Improving their record to 4-1. the Clyde King two^under-par round,” said DOnlel. &. 2B—Lo ^ . Garcia. V.mcouver 7 5 19 21 16 56 Jan Johnson 8606-174 . whipped Army & Navy Club last Terms and length of the contract 16and 16foot putts and rolled in' sity, and Gerald Young, a shortstop * IP H RERBBSO the Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-6 Amelia Rorer 86WD Silver Bullets defeated the Yellow San Diego 6 7 X 22 16 X night at Fitzgerald, 17-7. NEW YORK (UPI) — Clyde King was named pitching coach of the were not disclosed. another 16footer for a birdie on the "After the eighth hole, I never from Santa Ana Valley, Calif. Oakland victory over the Detroit Tigers. Edmonton 5 7 17 24 14 40 Jackets Thursday night, 14-11. Jason Kingman (L 0-1) 8 4 2 1 3 3 Portland 5 7 16 12 12 X Leading the attack with two New York Yankees Friday replacing Stan Williams in what the club By United Press International Suzmanski and Jeff Goodin each 'Toronto Seattle 4 6 18 19 16 X homers was Frank Prior . He drove called “an organization move.” CUncy (W fr^) 9 3 1 1 2 8 (Teams get six points for winning in MX.OX Merrmhis Classic collected two hits for the winners 5,T-2;04. A-17.461. At Memphis. Tenn.. June 11 in six runs. Dave Malick, Joe Stack, Bill Bergesch, vice president of the Yankees’ baseball operation, regulation time or overtime but only lour (Par 72) and Jeff Ross homered and Mark Angels 6-5 points for winning a game decided by Pat Fletcher, Dave DeCiantis and said King, 57, “will work with the pitchers and be assisted by Jeff Tor- .shootout. A bonus point is awarded for Midford had two hits and three RBIs Ray Floyd 67-68-lX Tom Maneggia each collected two borg, who will remain in the bullpen. CLEVELAND POSTON CHICAGO (UPI) - Bruce Kison each goal scored up to a maximum of Mark Lye 67-71-lM for the losers. “All our people in the field are interchangeable,” said Bergesch. 't- ab r h bi ab r h bl three per game excluding overtimes and Hal Sutton 72«7-139 hits for the Jaycees. Collins, Dent expendable bllone If 4 0 10 Remy 2b 4 110 bad a perfect game for 6 1-3 innings shootouts.) Jim Nelford 7663-U9 Mike Drench paced the Clubmen "That was the case last year when we made the change with Clyde Hprrah Sb 2 110 Evans rf 2 2 0 0 and Doug DeCinces drove in two Friday’s Games Mike Holland 72-67-139 and Stan and it's the case this year. 1 hope that Stan will stay with us. Hargrv lb 4 110 Rice If 4 12 2 runs with a pair of sacrifice fies to (No Games Scheduled) Tom Purtzer 72-67-lX with a single and two doubles. to break lO seconds for the 100 yards and steal lliomtn dh 302 1 Ystrsn dh 4 O il Saturday's Games 7679-lX Dayton Stimson added three hits He is a good man.” NEW YORK (UPI) — You want proof the help the California Angels to a 65 (All Times EDT) Lance Ten Broeck Radiol 105 bases in the last two years for the Reds Hayes rf 4001 LansfM 3b 4110 Buddy Gardner 71- 69 -lX and Jim Mendltto and Dan Larson world has gone completely upside down? mhrdny c 4 0 0 0 SUpletn lb 4 010 victory Friday night over the Toronto at Jacksonville, 7:X p.m. 72- 69-141 appealed enormously to him. New York at Tampa Bav. 8 p.m. {..arry Nelson How’s this? Mnnng cf 3 0 0 0 Gedman c 412 0 - Chicago White Sox. Dave Hill 71- 79-141 two each. Wayne Gagnon collected a ‘TV Steinbrenner’s speed program didn’t pan Ftschlin ss ’ 3 0 0 0 Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 1 Chicago at Fort Lauderoale. 8 p.m. 7967-141 Jose Luis Clerc Montreal at Edmonton, 9:X p.m. Mark McNulty homer. L- After looking at him for a little more than Sports out for a variety of reasons. By now it has ercont 2b 3 0 0 0 Miller cf 3 0 0 0 Curtis Strange 7679-142 VENICE, Italy (UPI) — Top-seeded Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina three months and determining he’s not what ?oUls 30 2 5 1 ToUls 31 6 8 4 San Diego at Portland, 10:X p.m. Lon Hinkle 7669-142 Standings - F arr’s 6-0, Manchester been virtually forgottoi. Oeveland 200000000-2 Vancouver at Seattle, 10;X p.m. Perry Arthur 72- 79-142 Pizza 3-3, La Strada Pizza 3-3. was joined by lightly regard^ Americans Jim Brown and Pender they really bargained for, the New York gpidon 40011000»-6 Tulsa at San Jose, U p.m. Parade At the end of qiring training, the Yankees Rangers postponed Pat McGowan 7966-142 Tierney’s 3-2, Jaycees 3-2, Highland SATURDAY Murphy Friday in the semifinal round of a $75,000 Grand Prix tennis Yankees have offered Dave Collins, their $2.3 v E —Sorensen. Dllone, Hoffman. D P- Sunday’s. Games Wavne Levi 71- 71-142 announced Dave Revering would be their Boston 3. LOB—Cleveland 4. Boston 7. 3B (No Games Scheduled) 2 — Red Sox v». Indians, WTIC, tournament. million free-agent signee, back to the Cincin­ Milt R ichm an J.C. Snead 70- 72-142 Park Market 2-4, Manchester Oil first baseman, but that was something else •Redman. SF—Hoffman. ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - Tom Kite 79-73-143 Heat 2-4, Army &' Navy 2-4. Channel 30 Australian Peter McNamara rounded out the final four and will nati Reds. V IP H. R ER BB SO Fred Couples 72- 71-143 3:30 — Pro bowling, Channel 8 meet Murphy for a place in Sunday's final. that never turiied out, either. # Cleveland Friday night’s baseball game Frank Conner 71- 71-143 The Reds could’ve gotten Collins back Borensen IL 5-6) 5 7 6 5 2 4 3:30 — Pro golf, Channel 3 Brown overpower^ fellow American Steve Krulevitz 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, Until this moment, Collins has not won a between the Texas Rangers and MIDGET Ron Streck 70- 73-143 FELINE again merely for one of their top minor- regular Job either at first base or in the out­ ATtderson 3 1 0 0 3 1 South: Astros 1 (Keith Wolff), Bobby C^ole 71- 72-143 4:.30 — Boxing, Channel 3 and Clerc downed compatriot Carlos Ganzabal 6-3. 7-5. league prospects but you know what they I* Boston Minnesota Twins was postponed Gary Koch 6674-143 Standings - Anderson Bros. 5-0, ' ■ 1 2 2 2 0 0 Spartans 0. 5 — Women’s pro golf, Channel Murphy defeated Romanian Florin Segarceanu, 6-1, 6-4, while said? field with the Yankees. He has been playing because of rain. Bill Bruton 71- 73-144 Tidy Ciar 3-2, Main Pub 2-4, Clark center field the past few games and that only hirgmeier (W M ) 8 3 0 0 2 1 Rockets 1 (Mike Castagna 1), Don Pooley 72- 72-144 22 McNamara defeated Chilean Alejandro Pierola 6-3, 6-2. No, thanks. H B ^b y Ojeda (Harrah). WP—Ojeda, 7979-144 Paint 1-5. trading deadline already has passed. because Jerry Mumphrey has been on the dis­ Apollos 0. Lon Nielsen 5 — Wide World of Sports: The Reds must figure pretty much like the What will happen now is, the Yankees will Iirensen. -[Ik-S B^l -Sorenaen - * 2. “ T—2:11. ■ Bob Murphy 7679-144 abled list with a fractured thumb and Ken MB. Doug Tewell 7674-144 Boxing, Channel 8 Yankees, that the switch-hitting 26year-old keep offering Collins and Dent around to 6678-144 Steve Scott Griffey is nursing a pulied hamstring. INTERMEDIATE Mane McCumber NIKE 7:15 — Yankee vs. Orioles, outfielder-first baseman wouldn’t cause a other clubs in the hope they can make a deal Scott Hoch 7671rlR Obuins played some left field when Dave »*EW YORK BALTIMORE ^ ^ Yankees 2 (Stephen Bayer 2), Rod Curl 7291^144 Breaking a 5-5 deadlock with a nut WPOP BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) — Many of the world’s top athletes, in­ whole lot of difference In where they finish, for more pitching before the June 15 deadline V ab r h bi ab r h bi Winfield was out and some first base before Tennis Knights 1 (Mike Morianos). Bill Sander 7979-144 , in the last inning, Ty Turnpike TV 7:35 — Mels vs. Cardinals, WINF, cluding Steve ^ o tt and Evelyn Ashford, are scheduled to compete although they did make an effort to sign him on all trades. Rndiph 2b 5 0 1 0 Bumbry ct 51 8 0 Brad Bryant 7672-M4 the Yankees got big John Mayberry from the Srim y rf 5110 Dauer 2b 5010 Racers 4 (Hank Stephenson 2, 7671- 144 posted a 6-S decision over Moriarty Channel 9 Saturday in an invitational track and field meet at the University of before he passed through the re-entry draft Collins obviously has disappointed the Peter Jacobsen Blue Jays. Defensively, he leaves something Murcer db 10 01 Slngletn db 4 2 21 Wayne Hollingsworth, Peter Larry Ziegler 7 (^ 1 4 4 Brothers last night at Nike Field. SUNDAY California's Edwards Field. last November abd he did have a couple of Yankees and it’s safe to say th ^ have disap­ filniella dli 2 0 0 0 Murray lb 2 20 0 Roger Mailble 7971^145 to be desired at both those positions and his ■Mybrry Ib 5 0 0 0 Lownsln If 5 2 2 1 Follett). Bulls 2 (Mike Paris 2). 1:25 — Mels vs. Cards, WINF, In the mile, which may be the meet’s showcase event. New good years for them. pointed him. A half-dozen clubs, including A-Jiinmy Wittenberg 71-74-145 Swinging big bats for the winners V overall peformance with the Yankees can be Ib 10 10 Ayala ph 0 0 0 0 Tommy ’ Armour 73- 72-146 Channel 9 1^ ! Zealand’s John Walker will square off against America’s best, Scott. Vinfield If 5 2k0 Bwyer U 100 0 PEE WEE were Pete Heard and Dick Fon- .When I asked Dick Wagner, the Reds’ Kansas City and Toronto, eagerly tried to best characterized as average. His stats pret­ East: Chargers 4 (Corey Laffen 3, Jeff Mitchell 7971- IX 1:45 — Red Sox vs. Indians, president and chief executive officer, about sign him after he became a free agent with 4lelUe8 2b 4110 Roenick rf 1118 Tennia ReauUa Mike Hill 7672- lX tanella with twO hits each. The ty much tell the story. Collins, who has Sralley u 3 0 2 2 Ripken 3b 412 3 By United Preaa International Evans Milone), Mustangs 0. 71- 74-145 WTIC, Channel 38 all this he admitted speaking with Bill the Reds last winter. The Blue Jays originally 2W.OOO IntemaUonal Clharles Coody latter drove in the winning marker. Mary Bacon appeared in 40 of the 50 games the Yankees ^Hyneear c 10 01 Nolan c 3 0 10 Panthers 1 (Steve White; Dave Victor Regalado 73-75-145 Don Forstrom and ^ Ip Moreau 2 — College track: NCAA, Bergesch, the Yankees’ vice president in offered him more money than anyone else but Soliina cf 3 0 1 0 Dempiey c 2 011 At London, June U Bob Tway 7672-145 ALBANY, Calif. (UPI) — Female jockey Mary Bacon, who suf­ have played, is hitting .250. He has no home Sakata as 4 0 0 0 QUrter-llnals Rohrback played well). Jaguars 0. 7279-lX added triples Channel 8 charge of baseball operations, but wouldn’t in the end George Steinbrenner’s persistence, „ John McEnroe. U.S., dcf. ChIp.Hooper, Hale Irwin fered severe head injuries earlier this week in a fall from a horse, runs, has driven in nine runs and stolen five k'oUIS 34 4 10 4 ToUIa 34 9 14 0 Llndy Miller 72- 7 4 -lX Best in defeat were Tim O’Neil 2 — Yankees vs. Orioles, WPOP go into any of the details. plus the opportunity to play for the, Yankees, U.S., 04, 84; Jimmy Connon, U.S.. del. 7672- lX bases in nine tries. Sew York “PiSfSti Mark Bdmondaon, Australia, 8-1, M ; Sk^ Dunaway 2:30 — Pro golf — Channel 3 remained in a “semiconscious” state Friday in the intensive care unit "We don’t make it our policy to comment influenced the gung-ho Collins to go with Saltimore 50000180r—9 Jeff Sanders 73- 7 2 -lX and Ray Camposeo with two tingles When they signed him, the Yankees thought .?B-Nolan, Winlield. DP-New York 8, Chris Lewis, New Zealand,, del. FrlU Blaine McAllister 72- 74-146 ■each. 2:30 — Women’s pro golf. of Berkeley’s Herrick Hospital. on any deals we discuss with other clubs,” he them. ' ^ Itim o re. 1. LOB-New ,Y « t » . Buehning. U.S., M , 44, ; H t Kevin Collins would make his presence felt, make Gene Uttler 7973-M I, Channels 22, 30 A hospital spokeswoman said doctors did not expect any change In said. More important to him than the money any. Baltimore k 2B-Lowenateln 3. WinflcM. Curren, South Africa,: del. Brian Phil Hancock 7 9 ^ 1 X Standings • Moriarty’s 5-1, Jobn- some difference In w hm they’d flnlsh. So 99eUl«,' Bumbry. 3B—WinflAl. HR— .Gottfried, U.S.. 8-1, 6-t. Bobby Wadkins ' sol) Iitsurance 5-1, Washington 4:30 — Wide World of Sports: the jockey’s condition for “at least 72 hours.” Similarly, neither Bergesdi nor anyone club would pay him, Collins said, was the Edgbaston Cup far, he hasn’t. The club is in fifth place in the %oenlcke (M), Ripken (5). SB-Gritfey, f Local sports Jimmy Paschal ?99S^t« Socials 3-2, British-Americans 3-3, Weightlifting, Motor Cross else with the Yankees was especially anxious ' assurance he would play regularly. ^UinaSF-M urcer.V^w.^^^^ At Birmingham, England, June II Jc^le Mudd 7849-lX AL East, seven games out, and while Collins Quarter-finala' 4:30 — Sports World: Boxing, to talk about the waivers that have been ob­ ’That was right around the ttane Stein- Ron Commans 7970-lX Desi Pizza 3-3, Turnpike TV 3-3, Ronnie Franklin alone can’t be blamed tor that, he hasn’t done ?• New Yorit , Billie Jean King. U.S., del. Lesley Leu Auster, Herald sportswriter, Gary McCord 73- 72 -lX Reed 1-5, Motas 0-5. Channels 22, 30 tained on Collins and Bucky Dent so that brenner was talking about turning the , Morgan IL 341 5X4 8 5 5 3 1 Allen. U.S., 54, 74; Belay Nagelsen, 73-74-lX that much to help the Yankees. ’That could U.S.. def. Nancy Yeargin, U.S., Ti, 51; George Cadle 4:30 — Sports Sunday: Motorcy­ LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) — Jockey Ronnie Franklin, who rode 1979 either or both can be dealt to any National Yankees into a chan^iondiip tradt team by % awl^ . 24 4 3 3 1 1 keeps you informed about the local Gibby Gilbert 7972- lX , have something to do with their disenchant­ Scalier ’ IM 3 0 0 1 1 Ann Kiyomura, U.S., del. Betty Stove, 7673- lX cle championship, Channel 3 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Spectacular Bid, was converting them from a bimcb of U uggj^ N etbvlan^. 74, 24, 54; Roa Falrtuink, sports world. Read the latest in his Dave Eichelberger REC League club, or any American League club ment with the South Dakota speedster ^Baltimore Mark Pfeil 73-74-lX 10 — Pro men's tennis, USA sentenc^ Thursday in Fayette District Court to 60 days in Jail for 9 for that matter, even though the Interleague into a (lack of greyiwunds, and CbUins’srality m . klartliu (W54) 5 7 4 3 4 0 Sooth Africa, def. Jo Durie, Britain. 51, “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in Gil Morgan 757V-1X Equipped with their best hitting misdemeanor charge of attempting to possess cocaine. Martinez (S 51 3 3 0 0 1 3 54. John M ^ !ffey 7972-W7 shoes. Main Pub ran all over Cable "PB-Nolan. T-3-.49. A-32il5. The Manchester Herald. p r- .

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Access to shop­ floors, oak plank kitchen I * * * * * * * * - .- ____■ and Drywall Insf illation. $75.00 pair. Please call 646- Best offer. Telephone 742- stained floors. No waxing ''Thursday, 9-2 till Road). Neighborhood Tag Coolidge. New and used ping centers, buslines and ®anrI|F0lrr lirralJ^ UUDBARGIUNS floor, fireplace, tiled bath, Sanrieaa O S a r^ ...... 3t Quality professional work. 0867. schools. For further details 6800 - Keep trying. HiQhwRShor newlv eeeeeeeeeeee iteaSOnable DriCCS. anymore! John Verfaille, • everything is gone. 196 Sale - Numbers 29, 30, 33, merchandise. Also, 14 ft. 10.45 AGRES4R00K4S.900 Free please call 528-4196 J r 646-5750. Scott Drive. 34, 38. N e w d r ill b it boat, trailer and gas 3.7 AOIES4EAD0W $S,900 papered/painted,ni^r^/Linted. two car REWEAVJ.NQ BURN Estimates! Ally ininsured. LADIE’S Three-speed Huf­ between 9 and 5 pm or BUICK ELECTRA - 1971. Classified HOLES. Zippers, um­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• sharpener, binoculars, motor. Saturday, 9-4. garage. Great starter G.L. McHugh, 643-!9321. fy sun-country bicycle. 26 98.000 miles, new tires and 1 7 ACRES-WOODS-54,900 ' TAG SALE - Moving, must swivil boat seat, clothing, after 5 pm and weekends, home or capital invest­ brellas repairs. Window Houaehold Goods 40 exhaust. Everything 20KD0WN4AUIIIGE7YEMS miscellaneous. Saturday, TAG SALE - Saturday, inch. Excellent condition. 649-7157. Your Community Newspaper' ment at $59,900.669 E. Mid­ shades, Venetian bRnds. sell. Dishwasher, rugs, works. $800. 643-4118 after 5 HOORS^URTTOIID June 12th, 9-3. June 12th, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. - $65.00, Telephone 643-6586. dle Tpke. 643-2027 after 6 Keys. TV FOR RENT. USED lamps, swimming pool and p.m. 669 East Middle Turnpike. MANCHESTER - desirable Ads Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. much more. Saturday, sawssai p.m. or weekends. REFRIGERATORS. TILE , STEEL, aqua, black five room flat, two tiRg SWa Fsrtft LsciM SR tsw rsaiA 649-5221. INTERIOR AND WASHERS, RANGES - June 12th, rain or shine, 9- lay i Furniture, books, clothing. 1981 SILVER CHEVETTE - d m to sU arsat aal pats, lad las EXTERIOR Painting and ■ 4. 106 H e n ry S tr e e t, Sunday, June 12th and 13th, c a m e ra s , ^^TordT'aifd appro*- 55 sq^, ft. bedrooms plus T.V. room MANCHESTER - Out-of- Clean, Guaranteed. Parts $25.00. Plate glass shelvmf and garage. $425 unheated. 15.000 original miles. Air- BRICK, BLOCK, STTINE - Paperhanging. Ceilings Manchester. 9- 3. Rain or shine much in the more. Help Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 M PATTEN AEALTf COUP. state owner wants an im­ & Service. Low prices! 5‘/2’ long, 10-14” wide, $7.! Immediate occupancy. conditioning, snow tires, To all home •••••••••••••••••••••••• 802-694-1981. 8:30 am - 8:30 Concrete. Chimney repaired or replaced. Free garage. 39 O’Leary Drive, mediate sale on their seven B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main each. Telephone 649-4339; Evenings - 649-0849. rear defogger, auto trans., pm. Mon. • Pri.: or lilt 3:00 Repairs. “ No Job Too estimates. Fully insured. Street. 643-2171. Manchester (off West 313 HILLIARD Street - p/s, p/b. $4750. Please call REGISTERED NURSE - pm. Sit. A Sun. room cape with two gar­ Small.” Call 644-8356. References. Martin Center Street). Saturday ,9-3. Household 646-3685, leave message on supervisory position. 11-7 ages and inground pool. BRAND NEW Am-Fm HEBRON - Two bedroom SALES Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., KING SIZE Bed, mattress, items, clothes, older machine. subscribers shift - 4/5 nights per week. $69,500. Gordon Realty, TAG SALE - Saturday, 10- stereo headset, $10.00. Oval apartment - appliances, furniture sales C & M Tree Service, Free 649-4431. box spring and frame. Over 77 BENTON STREET, children’s clothes, toys, Excellent salary and Experienced 643-2174. 4. 66 White Street. Tent formica kitchen table, 60 parking. $390 monthly - no people for evenings and estimates. Discount senior $849 new,"$200. 643-0423. Manchester. Saturday, machinist tools, storm SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, benefits including free weekends. Apply in person to: □ REAL ESTATE citizens. Company •••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... trailer, baby items, mis- June 12th, 9-4. Console door and tires. inches with four chairs, pets. ’Telephone 649-2871. OW NER NEEDS Sale on npa TRUCKS Car-inv. value of The Herolid Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Mr. Singer, lo telepnone)noi calls ' cellaneous. color TV, bikes, stereo $35.00. Call 643-4859 before •••••••••••••••••••••••• charming and immaculate Manchester owned and• Building Contracting 33 Articloa lor Sala 41 $2143, sold for $100. For in­ Century 96, Major Medical, please. speakers, braided rug, mis­ NEIGHBORHOOD TAG noon or after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER - Main Homaa For Sale 23 cape. Centrally located - operated. Call 646-1327. formation on purchasing 11 sick days, 10 paid LEON CITISZYNSKI T R IP L E Tag Sale - Satur­ cellaneous. Sale - Six families. Satur­ Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. special financing. $59,900. similar bargains, call 602- holidays. Call Colchester BUILDER. New homes, day & Sunday 10 to 4. day, June 12th 9-2. WEDDING GOWN never Hot water. Appliances. No that hove some Fumltm Mart MANCHESTER Call 643-4931 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ 998-0575 Ext. 7816. Call Convalescent Home, additions, remodeling, rec Households, personal 4 FAMILY TAG SALE - Household items, worn, size 5/7, $50.00. King pets. Security. Parking. 1041 N «r Brnain An. Northfield Green - Im­ evenings/weekends. 646- cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Refundable. Colchester, 537-2339. rooms, garages, kitchens ALUMINUM SHEETS items, G. Washington Miscellaneous. Bush Hill glassware, antiques, size French Provincial 523-7047. Wm I Hirtlord maculate three bedroom ages cleaned. All types E.O.E. 0172 days. remodelM , ceilings, bath used as printing plates. .007 bedspread. Dinette. 514 Road, Saturday, June 12th, children’s clothes ana toys, headboard, $35.00. condo - central air, 2(4 trash, brush removed. 1%7 MUSTANG Converti­ tile, dormers, roofing. thick, 23x28Va’ . SOc each, ' Foster Street (Slater) 10- 4. Rain date June 19. everything. Fairfield Telephone 649-5392. MANCHESTER - Four baths, pool and tennis. $73,- FLA. - Winter Park. 2-bdr., Picket, Split Rail, Stake ble, excellent running con­ ACCOUNTS Payable clerk JOB INFORMATION: Residential or commer­ or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- ' South Windsor, off Route Street, Manchester (off room, two bedroom apart­ thing to sell for 000. Ed Gorman 1 1/2-bath townhouse. Fences installed. 528-0670. FOUR NEW 13” tires, dition, inspectible and - Excellent opportunity for Cruise Ship jobs, also cial. 649-4291. 2711. They MUST be picked 30. TAG SALE - Multi family. Hartford Road). ment. Heat, hot water, Associates, 646-4040. Skylites- 2. patio decks - $99.00. Will mount free. electricity, appliances. restorable. $1500 or best an individual with at least Houston, Dallas, overseas LICENSED DAY CARE up before 11:00 a.m. only. 137 Edgerton Street, great amenities/location - Telephone 649-6989 after 4 Immediate occupancy. offer. 649-5473 after 5 p.m. Uve years of accounts jobs. 312-741-9870 Dept. HOME - Will watch your ELECTRICAL SERVICES TAG SALE - Dolls, some Manchester. Saturday less than *99°° $2,000 down assume mtg. payable experience. 423B. Phone call refun­ - We do all types of Elec­ D AR K LOAM - 5 yards collectibles, miscellaneous June 12th, 8 to 4. Rain or p.m. $450. Don - 646-2482. MANCHESTER - Autumn $48,400. Call collect 813-79i9- child or infant days. Call 1972 DATSUN 1200. $200.00 Qualified applicant must dable. Street. Absolutely spotless 646-0262. trical Work! Licensed. Call delivered, $60. plus tax. ' household items. 68 Irving shine. Portable TVs, air 1758. MULTI FAMILY Tag Sale P A IR 15 X 6 Chevy ’72 SUBLET ONE Bedroom or best offer as is. Mail To: be accurate with fimres, five year old colonial. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Sand, Gravel, Stone & ' Street (behind Waddefl conditioner 9,000 BTU, fur­ School). 9-4:30, Saturday, - 45 Goodwin Street, rims, $15.00, strong apt. Manchester 6/23 - 8/31. Telephone 646-0458. . have some typing skifls and FULL TIME Road Aluminum siding, three Rake in the extra m oney SMALL LOADS OF Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. niture, clothing, et cetera. Manchester Herald g\\c June 12th. Manchester. June 12th and Naugahvde couch, seats Date negotiable. Fur­ the ability to learn quickly. salesman. Transportation bedrooms, 1 '4 batns, eat-in you can make by selling no- STONE, trap rock, play FARRAND One Herald Square 13th, 10-5. Rain or shine. needs upholstering, $20.00. nished, appliances. Also 1969 CHEVY Malibu, two Apply to: Personnel a must. Liberal commis­ size kitchen with sliders to sand, white stone, loam REMODELING - CabineU, F IL M BARG AIN - Out-of- LARGE TAG SALE - Manchester, Conn. 06040 M anrbpH tn longer-needed items with a day i Phone 643-5873. care for two cats. $475 in door, small V8, good mpg, Department, Gerber Scien­ sion schedule. M AK Pain­ deck. $73,900. Ed Gorman and pool sand Roofing, Gutters, Room date Kodak Verichrome Saturday June 12th, only, new tires/alternator, AM- ting, 643-2659. low-cost, fast-acting Sunday 6/12 & 6/13,10 to 4. 65 LUDLOW ROAD - June advance. 649-5294. tific, Inc., 83 Gerber Road Associates, 646-4040. DEUVERED. Telephone Additions, Decks, all types Pan 126 film , 12-exposure 10 to 5. Rain date Sunday FM cassette, many extras. iirralft W., South Windsor. E.O.E. Classified Ad. of Remodeling and rolls for Instamatic. Rain or shine. 3 families. June 13th. 53 Oxford Street, 12th, & 13th, 9 to 3. Child’s SEVENTEEN Aluminum 644-1775. storm windows, various THREE ROOM apart­ Best offer. 633-5361. M/F, RN NIGHT Supervisor - Repairs. FREE Twenty-five rolls for $5. Stereo equipment, toys, Manchester. horse, 3 speed bike, NAME...... Full time position in long Estimates. Fully insured. Call Doug Bevins at The books, miscellaneous. 46 S es, miscellaneous. sizes. Good condition. Call ment, second floor, heat, LAWN MOWERS 649-2082 for sizes. Price appliances. Prefer quiet 1971 TR6 - Needs work. ADDRESS ...... BABYSITTER: Teacher, term care facility. R E P A IR E D - F ree pick-up Telephone 643-6017. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 East Eldridge Street, TAG SALE -183 Briarwood $5.00 per window. See one older persons - no ^ ts , $750. Call Steve 646-7638 C IT Y ...... teacher’s aide or similar Excellent benefits. Call and delivery. 10% Senior p.m. Manchester, o ff Autumn (off Keeney St.), installed. references, security, one anytime. ZIP ...... PHONE.. experience, who is 643-5151, ask for DNS. . W. FISH REALTY Discount. ECONOMY SIDING AND ROOFING - Street. Manchester. Quality estate O F A i O M E S / ^ PHOTO ACCESSORIES - car. Call (?orrenti Realty, creative, mature, responsi- LAW N M OW ER - 647-3660. replacement windows, all items, antique clocks. SATURDAY - SUNDAY 1974 OLDS CUTLASS - 243 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Two Nikon 35mm film GYM STORAGE locker - 646-5252 or 646-6113. bie and lo vin g . for two phases of remodeling. Free : =k>-=and= June 12th and 13th, 9-5. General Motors 350 engine. NOTICES cassettes and one Contax Sunday, 10-5. Moving must be seen. $60.00. Call TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK LIMIT 20 WORDS children: 2 V2 and Va years estimates. Telephone 643- plant, sundry items. 8 a.m. Cameras, tape recorder, Private seller. $500.00. 646- oid. Vernon Circle area. NEED EXTRA MONEY? 6478 after 6 p.m., ask for 35mm film cassette, $5 must sell - G.E. stove-and 646-2305. FIVE ROOM apartment, - June 12th. toys, children's clothes. 39- convenient location. $325 2156 after 3:00 p.m. L^st and Found Part time. Own transporta­ Sailing Avon can halp Mike. each. Two Graflite refrigerator, gold tone, ' like new. Both for $500. 42 Leland Drive. GUITAR - Like new with monthly plus heat and tion. Call 646-5153 days fight Inflation. Call now OPEN HOUSE ATTICS, GARAGES, flashbulb guns, $5 each. 1972 PINTO two door, 2,000 CELLARS CLEANED - One kitchen set 1(^ years case. $90.00. Telephone 742- utilities. Call 646-1927 after ng haired, (leave name with at 648-3685 or 523- CARPENTRY WORK - Call Doug. Bevins at ’The MOVING SALE - 9-8 Satur­ motor. Good running condi­ Herald, 643-2711, after 1 old, all wood, four chairs, 7442. 3:00 p.m. one year old double pawed answering service). Saturday, June 12, 1982 Light trucking. All types of Doors, Windows, Roofs, day and Sunday. 29 West tion. $700. Telephone 646- 9401 in excellent shape, $150.00 G ARAG E SALE - Satur­ cat named Terror. Oakland brush and trash removed. Concrete Work et cetera. p.m. Street, Manchester. 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m. or best offer. Old fashioned TWO STUDDED snow SIX ROOMS - Convenient 8704. J Street, Manchester vicini­ FULL AND Part time Call 643-1947. “ No Job Too Sm all” . Call day, 9-4. 77 Jensen Street. tires 6-13 from Toyota location, three bedrooms, ty, Call 647-1081 or 527-1886. positions open. Apply in SECRETARY- David 643-8996. 19” SYLVANIA Black & ' barbers cabinet ^ .0 0 or Men’s clothing 44-46, baby Corona, $50.00, pair. Call appliances, wail to wall 1973 PINTO - running con­ Ask for Lynne, person Salvation Army R ECEPTIO NIST in long PAT’S Lawnmowing and white bonsole TV. Call 646- best offer, miscellaneous - clothes to 24 months, toys, 646-5358. carpeting, garage, dition. Some rust. $350. Thrift Store, Manchester. care facility. 40 hours. raking • service. FYee es­ R.E. MILLER & SON - 0286, between 5 and 7 p.m. "clothes, benches, black and white TV, and fireplace. Telephone 633- Telephone 643-9904 after 6 FOUND: DARK striped 646-4928. Excellent benefits. Plea­ timates. Call Pat 289-9211. Remodeling, additions, Ideal for cottage. appliances, rugs. Early ap­ stand, portable sewing TAG SALE - Saturday, FOR SALE: Magnavox 6180. p.m. long haired cat. Vicinity sant environment. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ pointment tor stove, machine and mis­ June 12th 9-5. 50 Ardmore television console model. Scott Drive, 646-8536. FULL TIME Experienced Excellent typing skills a CONCRETE WORK Done - eling, gutters, aluminum GRANDFATHER CLOCK refrigerator and tables cellaneous. Road, Manchester (off E. Doesn’t work. $75.00 or MANCHESTER - Two 1979 CHEVROLET MONZA only parts counter person. must. Medical background Sidewalks, patio, walls and and vinyl siding installed - - 6'2” tall. Weight driven, '' accepted. 124 Birch Street - Middle Turnpike, near best offer. Telephone Mike bedroom townhouse, wall - four speed hatchback. $3,- IMPOUNDED-Male, 8 Apply at: 214 Stafford helpful. Salary commen­ floors. Free estimates. year round. Telephone 649- moon dial. Westminster ' 646-3992 after 4 p.m. NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Police Station) Antiques, at 643-9965. to w a ll carpetin g, 1(4 700 or best offer. Telephone weeks old Collie, tri-color, Road, Mansfield. surate with experience. Telephone 875-0572. 1421 or 649-2954. chimes. $675 or best offer. Sale - Household items, including slate fireplace baths, appliances, quiet 647-0350. U Birch Street., Cali Dog Manchester area. Send 646-6983. TAG SALE Friday, 10-4, bedspreads, drapes, girls front, oak dresser, drop RALEIG H MENS 3-speed area. Lesperance Agency, Warden 646-4555. FULL TIME Experienced resume to: Box R, c/o LIG H T TRU CKING - at­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Saturday, 9-4, Sundaynday 9-2. clothing, ping pong table. leaf table, several chairs superbe bicycle, hand 646- 0505. Truck* for Sala 62 ••••••••••••••••••*•**** onlj)nly body man. Apply at: Manchester Herald. tics and basements TWO LOWERED ' ' 1973 Vega, rugs, exercise 15 Bliss Street, Manchester and other miscellaneous Haatlng-Plumblng 35 brakes, pump, generator 2ill Stafford Road, cleaned, lawns mowed, let Loveseat, portable sewing ■'■ bike. 21 Harlan Street, (off Parker), Saturday 10 antique items. Also Mortgaga Loana 8 BOLTON LAKE $77,900. and light, backrack, mint MANCHESTER - 3V2 room 1980 CJ7 Laredo - 6 cyl., Mansfield. us haul your unwanted junk machine, chairs, pictures, ’ Manchester. to 4. housefiold items, bumper BABYSITTER WANTED - This Large 4 bedroom RANCH has 2 full condition, $90.00 or best Condo, with balcony, wall four speed, lock-up rear, Len Auster, Herald D O L L A R S ? Mature woman wanted to away. 643-7262. modern desk, swag lamp. pool table and three-speed Young Original N E E D DIREGTOROF baths and 2 car garage. Very private, treed ‘ TAG SALE - Moving. Fur­ offer. Telephone 643-2831. to wall carpet, appliances, new Goodyear 10x33x15 M- sportswriter, keeps you in­ owners dial 429- babysit at our home, star­ Noritake dinner set, TAG SALE - Furniture, Dikes.______Property niture, housewares, air conditioned and pool. S. Power steering, stereo. formed about the local r 5553 and ask Frank Burke NURSIN8 SERVICES ting third week in August. lot; Covered patio and outdoor fireplace. PaIntIng-PaparIng 32 M&M Plumbing and ironing board. 649-7561. humidifier, appliances, clothing. SX70 Polaroid GARAGE SALE - today G.M. CAR Seat - toddler $345. plus utilities. $7800. Telephone 742-8820 sports world. Read the , for help - good credit non- F^il time. 8 a.m. to 3:30 Private beach for swimming and boating. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Heating, Manchester. 649- men and women s clothing, only 8-3. 25 Laurwood size. Good condition. References and security. after 5 p.m. latest in his “ Thoughts ^ essential Opening in progressive, mm. Own transportation. INTERIOR PAINTING, 2871. Small repairs, and much more. June 12th, dishes, rugs, much more. N Stop by and see this homel ...... quality oriented, king term remodeling, heating, One of the best ways to ’-and 13th, 46 Madison June 12 & 13, 10 a.m. to 4 Drive, Bolton. Many items, $20.00. Telephone 646-5037. 647- 0779. ApLENty," regularly in ( Call 646-3436 anytime. DIRECTIONS; From Rt. 44A, past Bolton Notch, over ten years experience, MotorcYclaa-BIcyclea 64 care facility for DNS. low rates and senior citizen baths, kitchens and water find a bargain is to shop the Street, Manchester, off p.m. 471 Parker Street. old and new, old The Manchester Herald. i Experienced preferred. left on Tolland Rd., left on Plymouth Lane to refrigerator, cradle, TWO SNOW tires, SR13 MANCHESTER, □ EMPLOYMENT T E A C H E R S - A re you discounts. 643-9980. heaters. Free estimates! Classified ads every day. East Center Street, first Previous involvement in Lynnewood,.to right on Colonial Rd., last house street east of Main. crafts. radial. Four regular tires RECENTLY MOTORCYCLE tired of working too hard TAG SALE - Saturday and Soft Crochet adult care and/or utiliza­ on right. 7.75 X 14 used $10.00 each. REMODELED TWO INSURANCE - Lowest for too little and not even Sunday, June 12th and 13th, Help Wantad 13 tion review a plus. 9-5 p.m. Stereo, Telephone 649-2502. BEDROOM Rates Available! Many op­ being appreciated? Your Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 ALL-SAVER Saturdays APARTMENT- With large tions. Call: Clarice or Manchester area, ^lary instructional and 872-9153 Homaa For Sala 23 kitchenware, glasses, bicy­ During the month of June WORK AT HOME jobs •••••••••••••••••••***** «*«*#••••••••••••••••••• epei kitchen and pantry. Joan, Clarke Insurance commensurate with organizational skills make cle parts, clothes and much all Saturday dealer spaces available! Substantial ear­ experience. Send resume GARAGE SALE - Four more. Prices very Inch. Excellent condition. Convenient to snopping, Agency 643-1126. nings possible, call 504-641- you the perfect candidate ;.!l.families, 70 Otis Street, (Including multi-family tag $30.00. Phone 643-5779 bus lines and recreation. to: BOX RR, c/o for a rewarding career in reasonable. 110 Walnut sales) will be only $5.00. 8003, extension 494, for in­ Manchester Herald 4- (R ea r), June 12th and 13th, Street, Manchester. evenings. Quiet neighborhood. MOTORCYCLE formation. real estate. Cml EM Gor­ p,9-4. Miscellaneous. ’The Eastern Connecticut Includes appliances, air INSURANCE - For ail your man to discuss the first Fe Flea Market (Junction O N E P O R T A B L E 12’ ’ conditioner. ^75 monthly, motorcycle needs, call us. UNDERCOVERWEAR - PAINTER - Experienced s te p to w a r d a m o re f-NEW ITEMS added - two 31 and 32, Mansfield) is now Black and white TV. $30.00. plus one month’s security. Competitive rates. Friend­ As seen on Phil Donahue! in interior and exterior satisfying future. EM" Gor­ tfamlly, sofa, stove, office open Saturdays and Sun­ One 15” Black and white Does not include heat. Call ly service. Fine com­ painting. With own man Associates, Realtors - YOU'RE INVITED------days. No reservations L«arn how easy it is to ^rniture, much more. T A G S A L E - 140 portable TV. $30.00. 289-6905. panies. Ask for Janet or necessary. Have your tag ------earn large profits at transportation. Hours: 8 to 646-4040. ES’riday 12-7, Saturday and Strawberry Lane. Honda Telephone 649-8314. Judy. Crockett Agency, exciting home lingere par­ 5. 246-7101. jjSunday 10-4 pm, rain or 90, lawn chairs, table, toys, sale here. Nothing to it - ...... MANCHESTER-Two 643-1577. ties! Telephone 649-72K. F U LL T IM E all around u^shine. 29 Ginton Street. comics. 9-5. 6/12 and 13. but to do it. bedroom apartment on se­ DELIVERY - Needed are prep person needed for new TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 2-5 P.M. Rooma lor Rent 52 cond floor of four family 1981 HONDA CM400C - low SECRETARY - needed in licensed insured drivers restaurant in Manchester. house.Close to shopping mileage, like new. $1800. busy rental office four days with cars or light trucks Call 646-1483 or 647-9355. TO LLAND - Large room and bus lines. $285 CaU Mike at 643-5154 after who would be interested in f o r rent. Kitchen per week, 4-7 p.m. - also 26 GARDNER STREET 41 Produea 50 monthly. Security and 6 p.m. earning extra money Articlaa lor Sala privileges, private bath. two weekends per month TRUCK DRIVERS ■ Free Claaalllad Ada lease required. Call 2899- Call 875-4781 after 6:30 10-6 p.m. Call 528-1300 for delivering the new 6905. 1978 HONDA CB400 an interview between 9 business to business AIR CONDITIONER 8500 BERRY PA’TCH Farms - p.m. automatic, 5,000 miles, telephone book to Experienced furniture drivers Strawberries - pick your a.m. and noon daily. for steady fuH time positions. B T U $60.00, queen bed wind screen, roll -bar, businesses in your area. frame, 60 new bricks, own. Free containers - CLEAN LIGHT ••••*********' Apply in person to: Mr. Singer. BUNK BED. Padded mat­ luggage rack. Good condi­ For further information $10.00, two new chimney Open daily 8 am - 8 pm or Housekeeping room for Olwces-Sforus PART TIME Person with No telephone calls please. tress boards (2) twin size - tion. $1000. 644-1162 send name, address and ’ flues, 2’ length. Telephone until picked out. For 24 mature lady. CaU 649-0307...... evening^ credit and collection Excellent condition. knowledge. Call Mrs. Cross phone number to Pro Dis 646-6268. hour information, call 644- Co., Inc., P.O .Box 5266, Please call 643-()^ after 2478. Oakland Road, Route SHARE 11/2-baths, kitchen WORKSPACE OR at 643-95U. 3:30 p.m. STORAGE SPACE FOR 1974 NORTON 850 Com­ 5821 Hamden, CT. 06518. E.O.E. FurntturtMart #-TWO TEN Gallon 30, South Windsor. privileges with owner and R EN T in Manchester. No mando Roadster. PART TIME Aide for 1061 Ntw Britain Ava. s : aquariums. Clean, gravel, •••••••••••••••••••••••• ------one other tenant, both men. lease or security deposit. Excellent shape and run­ elementary school. Pays WANTED - Experienced Waal Hartford ^ complete with extras. One Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Available 6/18, Deposit, Reasonable rates. Suitable ning condition, only 11,000 ^.37 per hour. 11:40 to 1:40 Stone Quarriers. Call 646- S.has fluorescent •••••••••••••••••••••••• references. M9-7630. for small business. Retail miles and completely PHOTO-GUIDE Monday thru Friday on 4653 days; 633-5984 nights; £Ught/cover. $45.00 each. LOVABLE, ADORABLE SMALL HVAC MECHANIC - The and commercially zoned. original. $1750.00 or best l EXCLUSIVE school days. Contact Gail or inquire at Box Mountain M>Call 646-6406. Excellent Puppies - Golden STRAWBERRIES Apartmanta lor Rant 53 ^ ^ MEDIUM Manchester Board of Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. offer. 646-3992 after 4 p.m. Rowe - Highland Park Quarry, Box Mountain your own. Chaip o n is Call 872-1801 Education is seeking a ver­ 2 : condition. Retrlever/Belgian Can be seen at 124 Birch LARGE School, 647-3342. Drive, Vernon. ^ ------Shepard/Irish Setter mix. Brothers, Clark Street, MANCHESTER- One and satile HVAC mechanic South Windsor. Free con­ NEWLY RENOVATED Street. y: HARMONY Guitar in “Ready ' to go. Call 742-6749 two bedroom apartments with major emphysis on tainers. Open from 8 am - 8 310 square feet office excellent condition with after 6 p.m. available. Centrally heating and controls. pm or until picked out. No availaole. Main Street HONDA 1967 - 305 ’ case. $45.00. Call any time located on busline near Associated heating/plum- You can live graciously In this mature, Inimaculate Colonial with throe car children under 14 years of location with ample Scrambler. Original. Low 2 f 643-1680 (Western style). BROTHER CATS; Ten shoppi^ center and PART TIM E bing background is essen­ age. Call 528-5741 for up-to- parking. Call 649-2891. mileage. Excellenl condi­ months old, neutered, schools. For further details B-171 tial. Minimum three years garage. The parkllke property outside matches the hound’s tooth clean condi­ date picking inform-ition tion. M7-0466. EVENINGS FOUR Wharfedale shots, box trained. Semi- call 649-7157. Journeyman experience USED CAR LOT - 461 Main 7-15 aliih tion Inside. The quality throughout Is exemplified by the beautiful stone — yes, speakers, $50.00 or best long fur - One orange, one required. Contact Mr. Street, Manchester. Long 1970 FORD VAN- Stan­ Intaraating work making Maphona cAlla offer. Rust colored tweed black. Very sweet, Wilfred Dion, Supervisor of U PICK AT THE 118 M AIN STR E ET - Three established. CaU weekdays dard. $600.00 or best offer. Crocheted in three colors Easy pieces for the sep­ stone fireplace In the living room. Two baths and wall-to-wall carpeting are part rug;i9xl2, $25.00. 643-6679. trusting, playful. Abused arates wardrobe . . . clas­ from our now offica. Good vole# a muat. Buildings and Grounds, room heated apartment. 9-5. 646-2426. Excellent running condi­ of speed-cro*sheen, these Salary, commisalona, and plaaaant working Manchester Board of and abandoned In the past, Hot water, no appliances, tion. 646-1516. bright ballet slippers are sics for the junior size of the modern amenities. City water and sower, of course. ’nils devoted pair is free to CORN CRIB figure. The sew-simple conditions. Work from 5 pm to 9 pm and lo c a t io n , 647-3514. E.O.E. • ' R E F i IGERATOR - security. Tenant in­ easy on the feet. Make The property may bo purchased In Its entirety, vylth two additional lats to the j : medii size. Good for cot- one loving home. 633-6581 surance. 646-2426, 9-5 extras for travel or gifts. blouse looks great with Saturday morning. Slrnibany paldi Wantad to Rant 57 No. 5821 has crochet culottes, skirt, or pants; CARPENTER - Full time. tage/or spare for cellar. or 3424)571. weekdays. rear, or, under certain circumstances, may be bought without the extra lota. Lotus j Tefepboneelepb( 649-0498. Selling directions for Small, Me­ a vest is also included. Experienced in aUCKLAND KOAO QUIET, SETTLED Couple dium and Large sizes in­ B-171 with Photo-Guide GOOD HOME needed for 472 M A IN S TR E E T - 5 Call Mr. Taylor renovations and sniall with one young child clusive. is in Sizes 7 to 15. Size explain this to you Sunday. Also, owner help with financing may bo possible. S RAM GOLF aubs Woods five month old orange and SOUTH WINDSOR rooms. $325 monthly plus items you structures. Electrical and looking for reasonably TO OADER, itiiA $1.50 tk; «adi 9, 32 bust . . . blouse, 647-9946 S 1.3,4 Irons 2 thru 9. white fnale cat. Clean and utilities. No appliances. pbu 90(; tor poMafi and plumbing experience a Opaaad dtHy - priced rent or rent with op­ yards 45-inch; culottes, 2 Excellent condition. $75.00. affectionate. CaU 643-4400 Security, tenant insurance. no longer yards; skirt, yards; plus. Mail inqulrie$ to Box tion in quiet neighborhood. Telephone 6464^. after 4:00 p.m. Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 ANNE OAtOT pants, 2 Vs yards. S, c/o The Manchester lam Mf AtekMf out Manchester, Bolton, Ver­ Rn Nmtoactoi IraU ' weekdays. need or Herald. COME BROWZE — COME BY — COME BUY — non or Glastonbury area. 1100 ava.*« Atotricat To order, send $2.25. plus 50t ^ SM ALL R O LL Top desk - FREE MALE Kittens. ltovxart.llv. 10090 for postage and handliiig. 742-7553. ; very good condition. $95.00. Telephone 643-8000. FOUR ROOM Apartment - Prtat Naaa. Addma vita Uf & E eURNETT HOUSEWIVES - Situation Wantad IS use is YOU WILL BE MOST WELCOMEI I Teleimone 649-5555. Second floor. Mature CODE and %XfH MinAtr. Tto HaiKhtstor Hm U 'LABRADOR Puppies, adults. No appliances, no 1982 ALBUM with 16-page ilia Ava.'tf Mntncat E X PE R IE N C E D , respon­ profitable Be an Area Advisor and earn extra : SIX LEG GYM Set-Needs yellow, AKC, adorable, ets, referertces, security. GIFT SECTION with full Naw Tart. N T. 10090 sible 18 year old girl to do DiracUom: EaM on Chartw Oak St., wMeh bMomM Highland S t Flrat right on Qardnar 8L □ AUTOMOTIVE directions. Price. •. $2.25. Print Naaia, Addms witli ZIP money with your own part time Job. : painting! 2 regular swings, available now. Telephone Booms for Rant 52 One car. Telephone 649- to both COOE, $t|la NanOtf aad $lzt. housework during :lide ride, 4 passenger 646-7883. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••OOAT$9J9Ue« summer. For information 1265. R-129-MlU-Qld aad Naw. Haw New FASHION with Need own car. Salary plus mileage. fawn swing, 6 foot slide. M A N C H E S T E R - N ic e Auto Parta For Sala 60 to dratt toaM: kt« to oialia tfcMi. Photo-Guide patterns in call 646-1427. buyer and 20 hours per week. WILLIAM E. BELHORE A6ENCY, REALTORS > Firm $25.M. 633-2057. Summer weather in- room with kitchen FOUR ROOM Apartment, 0-190 - KEEPSAKE OUILTS. 24 all size ranges, lias a the demand privileges. Gentleman second floor, appliances, FOUR CUSTOM Firebird placed and appllpvad daslfni. special Grace Cole Collec­ Don’t store things you ' CB RAD IO with antenna, whv not sell seller. 0*19t-HEtRL00M HANDrW0RK-2fl tion for larger sizes; plus preferrM. $50.00 weekly. heat. No pets, one car. aluminum rims in good tipai tf Mtdltwwli tklllt. can’t use. Sell them fast : $20.00. Twin bed with one SMurity. Telephone 643- Security. References. CaU condition. $2()0. CaU 647- 2 BONUS Coupons! 431 Main St. GROUP I 647-1413 ; mattress. $25.00. Call 649- yo“ TS now with a low-cost 0-132->T0 Otn ar KEEP-40 att- w ith a h a r d - w o r k in g before 7 p.m. 649-3340. 8125 after 6 pm. mnmt Kemt to Maka. P rice . . . . $1.25. Cali 647-9946 . 8635 after 5 p.m. ad in aasslfied. 1878. Classified Ad! ---- 1