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By Margaret Jackson United Press International Related stories 2 HARTFORD — Saying the last on page 4 waves may not have surged from the state’s swollen rivers. Gov. William O’Neill warned Friday the several wastewater treatment state is “not out of danger” from plants and caused whole-sale harm \ ' * the worst flooding to hit in decades. to businesses. . O'Neill vowed to ask the presi­ He said it would take several dent to declare the state a disaster days before firm estimates of the area and to seek federal financial flood damage were completed. assistance, but said financial help "To put a dollar figure, it’s would be a second priority until the impossible to do that,” O’Neill last waters receded. said. ’"Vou can’t just take a look “First things first, and that’s out of a window of a helicopter, life, limb and protection of prop­ look down and say it’s going to be erty, and we’re at that stage now,” worth $10 million, $5 million or O’Neill said at an evening news whatever.” conference after returning from a In many areas, rivers crested second day of touring the flood- and began to inch away from the tom river valleys. usurped lands as tired residents O’Neill said the floods, the worst waded back to survey the remains in three decades, drove 1,300 of their soggy posessions. people from their homes state­ But just as these residents had wide, of which 145 were seeking braced themselves earlier to await shelter in centers set up by the Red the crest of the river before Cross. breathing sighs of relief, towns all But asked if the worst was over, along the Connecticut River Fri­ he said, ”I would like to think so... day waited anxiously for the river UPl photo unless something unforeseen to peak. J O’Neill said the Connecticut Friday, 24 hours before the Connecticut River is both directions of Route 9 (foreground), the major happens,” but ’’we’re not out of danger by any matter of means River had crested Friday evening expected to crest in Middletown, water reaches the highway through the city. right now.” in Hartford at 31.2 feet, eclipsing second floor of the Harbor Park restaurant and blocks He said the Housatonic River the level of the 1955 flood. But he was falling, but the Connecticut said the river would not crest River had yet to reach its peak in further downriver until sometime some areas, in the floods caused by Saturday. MItjdletown becomes a ‘peninsula’ 55 hours of almost constant rain. “Things are improving greatly Accompanying O’Neill on his in the w-stern part of state," said day of assessment were three Mary < 'rt, a spokesperson for U MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — The cresting shelter. Garafalo showed O’Neill and the federal Gov. William O’Neill, but “the Connecticut River turned its fury on Middle- But the primary target of the flooding was the officials accompanying him the work of the officials from the Boston office of commercial area along Route 66. Businessmen the Federal Emergency Manage­ situation along the Connecticut town Friday night, forcing residents to rush to raging river. River valley gets worse quite earlier Friday carried out all the merchandise ment Agency, the first federal shelters, flooding businesses and turning the O’Neill, also accompanied by members of the frankly because the river has not city into a "peninsula.” i they could before the escalating flood levels state’s congressional delegation, met with city officials to arrive for an ’’over­ made further attempts impossible. view,” said FEMA official Ma­ peaked.” Mayor Sebastian J . Garafalo, waiting in the officials and an “advance team” from the In Middletown, O’Neill and "We’re very concerned about Route 66 and at Boston office of the Federal Emergency ryann Scanter. police station as the river rose threateningly, members of the state’s congres­ managed to maintain his optimism despite the least a dozen businesses," Garafalo said. Management Agency. O’Neill said, only “When the National Guardsmen manned checkpoints at The governor said it may be several days water recedes, it is our hope that sional delegation met with city ordeal the community has undergone after four officials and an ’’advance team” days of rain. roadblocks, trying to prevent looting and before estimates of the flood damage are we’il get a fairly accurate assess­ N from FEMA’s Boston offjce. “I’m confident that once the water starts to untangled ensuing traffic snarls. Garafalo, who completed. ment of the dollar values of the declared a state of emergency in his wracked “All that assessment has to come from the damage.” Also on the Connecticut, flood recede, everything will go back to normal,” waters knocked out the Glaston Garafalo said, adding, “I’m still optimistic.” city although Gov. William A. O’Neill had individual neighborhoods, the individual towns From his touring Friday, he said proclaimed one statewide, asked for and through the civil defense and then on to he saw “an awful lot of damage... I bury sewage treatment plant and After seeing his community turned into one of the town began discharging raw the hardest hit in the state with all main arteries received SO additional guardsmen to add to the Washington,” he said. didn’t see any buildings smashed sewage into the Connecticut River, closed, residents of two neighborhoods forced to 33 men stationed there earlier. Despite the battering of the community, other or moved from their foundations, “They’re manning barricades and keeping residents shared Garafalo’s optimism. Frank although I understand there are said Chet Hamlin, an engineering evacuate as the water lapped at their doors, and technician with the town Public National Guardsmen brought in to help an eye on flooded businesses,” Garafalo said of Maratta Jr., owner of the Harbor Park some.” beleaguered police, Garafalo described Mid­ the additional guardsmen. Restaurant on Route 9 with water up to the He said, "It is not over yet.” Works Department. O’Neill visited East Hartford, Glastonbury second floor, vowed to reopen the popular spot Overall, no serious injuries were “The plant has flooded and it’s dletown as “a peninsula.” completely out of operation,” said Residents of Miller Street leflrtheir houses to and Portland before crossing the Connecticut again. attributed to the flooding, but River to Middletown and then flying by “That’s the bottom line,” Maratta said. “We preliminary estimates put da mage Hamlin. “We’re trying to keep it stay with relatives as the water climbed from getting damaged it as best we treacherously, and a dozen families from helicopter to survey the Housatonic and stop in built the building. We can build it again” right at $12 million to newly planted can.” Bridge Street spent the night in a makeshift flooded New Milford. on the river. farmlands. Waters also crippled Leaking sewage has Pearl Street residents worried By James Sacks summer will alleviate the prob­ Devine, said the manhole has lower its discharge of copper But Public Worjis Director serving the intersection — would Herald City Editor lem, which he described as long­ discharged the substance on and wastes into the Manchester sewer George Kandra said Friday even­ be included. standing. Meanwhile, he said, off for several months. system. The company, which ing that the town is aware of the The state will pay for 55 percent Several Pearl Street residents sewer workers were pumping the Health department sanitarian makes printed-circuit boards, has problem and is working on a of the work upon acceptance of the said Friday they are worried that system at Purnell Place to bring John Salcius confirmed Friday committed itself to upgrade its long-range solution. He said the plan for the project. sewage which sometimes bubbles pressure down and had flushed the that the problem had been re­ waste treatment facilities to sanitary sewer backup Friday had “We are rectifying it,” Kandra up from a manhole at Pearl and area near the manhole. ported to the department. remedy the problem and obtained probably been caused by the said of the problem, adding that Holl streets nearthe Multi-fiMrcuits Ed Daniels, who lives at 138 Both he and Kandra said it was a zoning variance for the work. four-day rainstorm this week and the residents’ concerns are Inc. manufacturing plant might Pearl St., said Friday he is worried probable that the green substance Daniels, a plumber foreman for was not unusuai. understandable. contain chemical wastes. about chiidren on his block who was copper, which Multi-Circuits, the Wetherell Corp., charged that The long-term solution, he said, Ms. Devine, who lives across the sometimes play near the backed discharges into town sewers. Sal­ he has gotten nothing but “rhetoric is the Porter Street trunk sewer street from Daniels at 143 Pearl And they charged that thus far, up manhole, which was spouting a cius warned that children should and a runaround” from town and recontruction project, which wiil St., agreed with Daniels’ report town officials have been unsympa-' not play near the manhole until the cost about two million dollars, of that the problem has occurred for thetic to their concerns, which they stream several inches high during state officials to whom he has the afternoon. The sewage emerg­ substance had been checked. reported the problem. He said he which the town expects to pay several months. said are shared by many of those Multi-Circuits, the subject of about $800,000. He said plans for “It’s been going on since yester­ who live on the block. ing from the manhole was cloudy has reported the trouble to the and contained a green substance much controversy in the Pearl state Department of Environmen­ the project would be submitted to day,” she said, looking angrily at The town public works director, that covered the gutters on both Street neighborhood because of, tal Protection and the town health the state this month and that the manhole. “There are kids in however, said a major sewer sides of Pearl Street. parking and noise complaints, is and water and sewer departments construction of the new sewers — this neighborhood. We don’t know project that he hopes will begin this Daniels and a neighbor, Yvonne under a’ state abatement order to but gotten no action. including a larger main line what this stuff is doing.” 2 Holland delays missile decision Two of six killers recaptured THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UPI) — Resisting (he missiles — and how many — will be made when the pressure from Washington, Holland Friday delayed a Cabinet meets Nov. 1, 1985. WARRENTON, N.C. (UPI) - Lawmen, alerted Warrenton, believing one and possibly more of the final decision on deploying 48 U.S.-made cruise The decision will be in consultation with the United by electronic telephone taps, rushed a downtown fugitives were hiding inside. missiles until late 1985 and made it conditional on a States and announced a short time later. Lubber said. laundromat-convenience store Friday and cap­ A man was seen running from the laundromat U.S.-Soviet arms control agreement. In Washington, State Department spokesman Brian tured two of the six killers who staged a bomb hoax while Clanton and Peterson were being captured “We’re really sticking our necks out here,” said Carlson said, “We are disappointed that the to flee Virginia’s “escape-proor’ death row. and police thought he may have been another of the Prime tllnister Ruud Lubbers, who announced the government of the Netherlands has not decided now to Earl Clanton, 30, and Derick Peterson, 32, were six death row inmates who escaped Thursday night d ^ a p n after a special Cabinet session. gO ahead with full implementation of its part in the caught sitting in Willoughby’s Laundromat and from the Mecklenburg Correctional Center at December 1979 decision.” B A e r s gave parliament a letter with (Retails of the Convenience Store eating snacks and drinking Boydton by overpowering guards with knives and “At the same time, as we have always made clear, decision and said a final decision on whether to deploy wine. They were not armed and did not resist, staging a cunning bomb hoax. this is and must be a Dutch national decision,” he said. authorities said. The Reagan administration and other NATO allies A search of the warehouse proved futile, but But as darkness fell on the rural community near had urged Holland to make a decision, but the issue authorities said bloodhounds barked wildly, the Virginia border, the four other fugitives were was delayed because of divisions in the center-right indicating at least one of the fugitives had been in Inside Today still at large. the area recently and possibly hidden in some tall Christian Democrat and Liberal coalition, parliamen­ Authorities continued the search with helicop­ tary opposition and pressure from the country’s grass near the building. 20 poets, 2 sections ters equipped with infrared sensing devices, but powerful anti-missile lobby, diplomats said. Virginia Corrections Department spokesman Wes Under a 1979 NATO plan, 572 U.S.-made cruise and Authorities believe - the prison escape was Advice...... 12 Lottery ...... 2 Terry said lawmen were relying mainly on “hope masterminded by brothers Linwood and Jam es B usiness...... 20 Obituaries ...... 10 Pershing 2-misslIes are to .be deployed in five and luck.” C h u rc h e s ...... 14 Opinion...... 6 European countries to counter a build-up of Soviet Briley, two feared murderers who kept a boa Classified...... IS-19 Peopletalk ...... 2 SS-20s targeted on western Europe. Moments after Clanton and Peterson were constrictor and piranha as pets and led a gang that Com ics ...... Sports...... lS-10 captured, dosens of lawmen surrounded a killed 11 people in a 1970s rape-robbery spree in ■ntertainm ent...... 7-8 Television ...... 7-9 The NATO plan calls for Holland to deploy 48 cruise missiles starting in 1986 and ending in 1988 if there was warehouse bear the laundromat in downtown Richmond, Va. no arms agreement between the superpowers. 1! - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 2. I9»4 MANC HKSTKH HKRAi.I). Siilurd;iv. .luiu’ 2. li)K4 - .1 Foes of big government Manchester . Condemning lot Frustrated residents find secession a rocky road in Brief on board agenda the prime minister, and local Those who turn out for ’Tuesday demands of thousands of daily individuals and communities Bv Robert Corriea Keys. ’The search for illegal aliens officials were appointed to cabinet Condemnation of a section of the parking lot along night’s annual town meeting are visitors. across the country and around the United Press International and drugs led to miles of backed-up positions. Town math whizzes are tops Purnell Place lor $58,000 will be considered by the expected to vote in fa vor of keeping "Mopeds and tripeds are a fact world, Reston said, evident by the traffic and a feeling among local "W e were being treated like we Board of Directors when it meets Tuesday. the discussion on secession going. of life and they have to be dealt letters of support that flooded his Students at the five elementary schools in PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Block residenu'they were being treated were another country” bemuse of Tile meeting will be held in the Lincoln Center Island residents, thwarted in their like they Uv^l/ranother country. " I assume they will instruct us to with," he warned. office. M a n ^ s te r which took part in this year’s the border patrol, Perez et^Mned. "M ^ B m a tica l Olympiads” — an international hearing room at 8 p.m. attempt to gain local control over k proceed further,’’ Gray said. "It’s In Massachusetts, as in Rhode ’The ordeal also prompted island­ For BlocKlirand, U Issue Is the ’The "Conch Republic’’WRnved The $58,000 figure comes from an appraisal done by the influx of mopeds to the island, only at that time can we decide how Island, secession plans by a ers to take a long look at its status matBWontest — captured top honors, teacher great influx of m o i^ B and trlpeds its name from the large spiral, a Bloomfield appraiser for the Parking Authority vote this week on whether they we’re going to proceed." locality must be approved by the within the Commonwealth of Linda Loretz told the school board this week. on the island during the summer. one-piece shellfish common to the about six months ago. The authority had offered to Block Islanders, like residents of state legislature. Martha’s Vine­ Massachusetts. A team of students from Buckley School scored shouid further explore their threat As many as 400 can be found racing area. People of the Keys have long purchase the land from the W.G. Glenney estate, but to secede from Rhode Island. Martha’s Vineyard, said they yard took its desire to secede all "Community leaders began to in the top 10 percent of the 921 teams that around the 11-square mile island been called "Conches” , which the offer was refused. If the wheels of secession are put began secession talks only after the way to the state legislature look at bow many tax dollars were participated woridwide, she said. Their prize was on a given weekend. The motorized Perex explained "indicates their Robert Gorman, chairman of the authority, has in motion, it would be the third their cries of injustice fell on the where it also died in conrimlttee. paid 1^ the island to the Common­ a special plaque. scooters get into accidents, gener­ hardiness and tough exterior.” declined to say how much the authority offered for the time in recent memory an appen­ ate noise and pose danger to the deaf ears of state lawmakers. In other words. Gray said, “We wealth and how much money it got Mark ^ n fo rd , with 22 out of a possible 25 As comical as the celebration land, which accommodates about 90 parking stalls. dage of a state threatened island’s fragile marine environ­ ’The 19(4 Rhode Island General would have to go to the people who back," Reston said. "People felt a points, ied the group of 10 Buckley students to was, it had the desired effect; He did say that the ofler.fWas higher than the $58,000 sovereignty. ment, residents say. Assembly defeated a bill that turned down our request and say, disproportionate amount of tax victory. Jonatiran Soule, Cigdem Tanrikut, Scores of national and interna­ appraisal figure. In 1977, the island of Martha’s Like the people of Martha’s would have allowed the island to ’Let us go.’ But first we have to revenue was going to the state and Steven Chagnot, Kathleen Egan, Yoanlin John­ ’The authority voted Tuesday to recommend taking tional media who flocked to the Vineyard off Cape Cod threatened Vineyard, the residents of Block require moped or triped operators know where we’re going and who very little was trickling back.” son, Katelyn Lindstrom, Melissa Juros, Melissa celebration brought untold embar­ the land by eminent domain. to pull out of the Commonwealth of Island are quite serious. If advan­ to have valid motorcycle opera­ will receive us." When the tax revenue generated Flake, and Karen Lee were his high-scoring Action by the Board of Directors is necessary rassment to federal officials. Massachusetts; in 1982 Key West, tages outweigh disadvantages, tor’s licenses. A second bill, also Block Island’s chances of seces­ by the popular summer tourist spot teammates. because the authority does not have the right to spend Just one week after the check Fla., pulled out of the union and they will likely try to join either defeated, would have allowed the sion appear as slim as the odds that was totaled, it was discovered At Keeney Street School, students Kurt Gamer, the money without approval by the toiyn directors. point was established, it was declared itself a nation unto itseif, Massachusetts, Connecticut, or New Shoreham Town Council to faced Martha’s Vineyard seven about four times the amount of Robert McCaffery, and Ingrid Steams all earned At the ’Tuesday meeting, Kenneth Burkamp, owner halted. Traffic again was able to to be known henceforth as the form an offshore island state with regulate businesses renting years ago. Yet, as the Massachu­ money was paid to the state than individual scores in the top 10 percent, Ms. of the Manchester Mall at 811 Main St., estimated the flow unimpeded from the Keys, Conch Republic. Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket scooters. setts island proved, it is possible to was returned, be said. Loretz, who teaches in the townwide gifted land’s value at $150,000 to $170,000. Gorman said the which local officials said was The common denominator in and the Elizabeth Islands. Both would have had the practi­ win key battles without winning Arguably, the most clearly suc­ program, said. authority’s offer was nowhere near that high. critical to maintaining the Keys’ each secession threat was an issue "There are a lot of things that cal effect of eliminating use of all the war. cessful outcome to a secession Similar honors went to Alexia Cruz of Martin The authority is leasing the land on a month-to- booming tourist industry. important to the locals, who felt it would be beneficial and things that mopeds and tripeds on Block “ It was an enormous national threat occurred in Key West — School, James Myers and Diana Pappas of month basis now. It has been unsuccessful in attempts Of course, Perez said, the event failed to receive proper considera­ would not be beneficial,” said Jack Island. Both bills passed the House ruckus that had to be dealt with in although it also was undeniably the Bowers School, and half of the Buckley School to negotiate a lease for a longer term. is far from being a fed asterisk in tion from the state or country. Gray, first selectman of New of Representatives, but were de­ one. form or another,” recalled least serious of the three. team. The matter came to head when Warren Howland, Key West history. Key West still For Martha’s Vineyard, a redis­ Shoreham, the only town on Block feated in Senate committee by Dick Reston, editor of the Vine­ "It was alot of fun,” recalled At Waddell School, student Am y Gifford scored Lloyd 'Wilson and Earle Wilson, new owners of the issues Conch Republic passports to tricting pian for the state legisla­ Island. lawmakers who felt they were yard Gazette, Martha’s Vine­ June Perez, assistant to Key West highest. Watkins Building at Main and Oak streets, got an traveling ambassadors and wel­ ture deprived islander^ of their For example, he said, Connecti­ excessive. yard’s island newspaper. Mayor Richard Heyman. "We option to lease the land, which lies in the center of comes "foreign” dignitaries from own state representative — the cut — unlike Rhode Island — does The complete ban was "wishful Reston noted the Vineyard did celebrate the event every year.” what is called the Purnell lot. the U.S. Registration sessions set first time in more than 300 years it not have a state income tax, hut thinking," Gray says now, "but we lose its representative, but as ’The "event” occurred April 23, Howland and the Wilsons proposed to lease the land, H ersid F#)Oto by Pinto And the Saturday nearest each would not have its own representa­ does have a higher sales tax. need some control." compensation gained a liasion to 1982, when the flag of independ­ Voter registration sessions will be held today at reserve some of the parking stalls for the Walkins April 23 is set aside for a hearty tive in Boston. ’There are about 640 year-round Gray said the tiny island already the state legislature. ’The ap­ ence was raised and the peninsula three places in Manchester, the registrars’ office Building, which is being converted to condominium For Key West, secession was residents on Block Island, al­ is saturated by the motorized pointed liasion has the full powers extending from the southern tip of annual tribute to what is likely the announced. offices, and lease the rest of the stalls to the parking GOP veterans honored world’s tiniest, unrecognized, self- fueled by a federal government though local records show about vehicles and controls are needed to of a representative except cannot Florida officially proclaimed itself The registrars of voters will be at Andy’s authority. decision to establish a roadblock 1,000 people are eligible to vote. prevent available rental stock vote. the “ Conch Republic.” proclaimed smation, the Conch market at Main and North Main streets and at The authority supervises cominon parking areas in Manchester Republicans honored three is serving her second term as a 2 on the highway coming out of the Also gained was the respect of Mayor Dennis Wardlow became Republic. Crispino’s Market on Hartford Road near McKee Gray said. from being expanded to satisfy the. the Special Taxing District downtown. It owns land in longtime party members Friday night by selectman. Ferguson has been a Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Registrars will be at the name of the town for that purpose and leases other Marshall’s Mall in the Manchester Parkade from land. Its operation is supported by as surtax on the presenting them with trophies at a member of the Republican* Town 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. property in the area along Main Street between reception at the Army and Navy Club. Committee since 1951 and was Republi­ Weather Bissell and Eldridge streets. They are, from left, Mary B. Willhide, can Town Chairman from 1975 to 1978. Peopletalk Also added to the agenda for Tuesday’s directors’ Thomas F. Ferguson, and Judy M. Mrs. Kargl has been a member of the Town may accept roads meeting is consideration of a job description for the position of water and sewer administrator. Frank Kargl. Mrs. Willhide heads the voter Republican Town Committee for 28 Today’s forecast Roads in a section of Green Manor Estates Jodiatis has resigned the post. registration committee for the party and years. Cmmectlcal, Maggachaiettg and which General Manager Robert Weiss says has taken many years to complete may be accepted What people are saying 118 candle* on the cake Rhode Iiland: Gradual clearing by the Board of Directors when it meets Tuesday. Betty Lyons, who celebrated her 118th birthday west to east Saturday. Highs in 70s Director of Public Works George A. Kandra has “ Black folks and Jews have got to get together Friday, says the secret of her longevity is doing except 60s along east coast. Clear recommended accepting McDivitt Drive, Gris­ Group home regulation may need fix-up and get along. The Judeo-Christian historic what the Good Book says "so your days will be Saturday night. Lows in 40s. Partly som Road, Shepard Drive, Carpenter Road and tradition teaches that blacks and Jews have a long upon the Earth.” sunny Sunday. Highs in 70s. the portion of Hamilton Drive from about 170 feet mutual heritage of mercy, justice and peace.” Friends and well-wishers planned a big party south of Carpenter Road to the Vernon town line. By Sarah E. Hall which must be in place before any chance to buy it. concerns the commission would want — Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young, at a recent for Mrs. Lyons at the Rogers Family Care Home, Maine and New Hampshire: . The directors also will consider approving a Herald Reporter party may set up a group home for In the opinion he delivered Friday, power to evaluate, she said. celebration in New York City, marking the SOth where she received a letter from Gov. James B. Occasional rain Saturday but settlement of 81.178 in a claim brought by Russell teenagers in Manchester. ’The founda­ O'Brien says that if an application She foresaw two possible courses of anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Hunt Jr., and a certificate admitting her to the remaining mostly cloudy and Inzinga for damage caused when a sewer backed Shortly after Town Attorney Kevin tion wants to establish a live-in facility meets the standards of existing regula­ action the PZC might take if it does not landmark desegregation decision In Brown vs. state’s "Century Club.” windy. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the up into an apartment he owns at 195 Spruce St. M. O’Brien gave his opinion on the for fewer than 12 boys and girls, ages 13 tions, it must be approved. On the other approve the proposal as is; either Board of Education. “ I’m looking forward to the birthday gifts,” upper SOs and 60s. Saturday night matter Friday, Manchester’s planning to 17, who have emotional or family hand, zoning officials could deny revising the proposal right at the Mrs. Lyons said, "and I hope the Lord will spare gradual clearing. Lows in the director predicted that a controversial problems. applications for group homes in Man­ meeting, or turning it back to the TLC ” Ted Williams chester only when regulations rule out me to see another birthday.” upper 30s and low 40s. Sunday Man gets prison for theft proposal to allow group homes for But at an April PZC meeting, Foundation for further work. was my hero as a kid June Barbour, a spokeswoman for the state commission members worried aloud approval. partly cloudy north and sunny troubled teenagers will require some "W e feel that we drafted a reasona­ ... I copied his Division of Aging, said that Mrs. Lyons A 29-year-old Hartford resident was sentenced fix-up before it is adopted. that if the foundation’s amendment So if the amendment proposed by the stance the way I ’d elsewhere. Highs in the 60s. Thursday in Manchester Superior Court to nine TLC Foundation passes, the zoning ble amendment,” William DiYeso, apparently "is the oldest person in North £ “ I don’t think the (proposed) regula­ was ratified, it would force approval of executive director of the foundation, seen it in pictures.” Carolina and may very well be the oldest in the months in prison after pleading guilty to helping any group-home application meeting commission would be bound by its Vermont: Saturday becoming tion, as it stands now, would get said Friday. "1 just don’t see how they — Robert Red- steal more than $4,000 worth of clothes from a terms. The commission could not veto a United States.” sunny and breezy. Pleasant. Highs approved,” said Carol Zebb, acting the stated requirements. can deny i t ... They know there’s a need ford, actor, who Bom June 1,1866, in Davie (k)unty, Mrs. Lyons Main Street store in January. director of planning. The item is slated After some debate, they decided to request for any reason the amendment in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Fair for this.” J plays a baseball said she has bran a faithful churchgoer all other Glenn E. Holmes pleaded guilty to third-degree for action by the Planning and Zoning table the issue and ask the town does not address. O’Brien said. hero in the new life and faith is the secret of her long life. Saturday night. Lows mid 40s to larceny and third-degree burglary in connection Commission Monday. attorney for advice. Meanwhile, the According to Ms, Zebb, the TLC DiYeso remained confident that the movie, “ The Natu­ “ I just do what the book says. Honor your father lower SOs. Sunday clouding up with Some clouds, some sun with the Jan. 18 theft from Regal Men’s Shop. He A non-profit organization called the deadline on the option the TLC proposal does not mention parking enabling legislation will eventually ral.” a chance of showers. Highs in the was given a two-year sentence, to be suspended space, density of dwellings in the area, pass, “ in some form that we can live and mother so your days will be long upon the Saturday cloudy during the morning. Partly sunny by afternoon. Transitional Living Center Foundation Foundation had on an Olcott Street 70s. after 9 months and followed by three years’ or the character of the neighborhood — with.” Earth. ’That’s what I did. I have tried to be honest Highs 70 to 75. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night clear. proposed the zoning amendment. home drew near, and the group lost its " I may not be and live right,” Mrs. Lyons said. probation. Lows in the40s. Sunday a mixture of clouds and sunshine. Highs 75 to remembered for Friends and relatives didn’t know Mrs. Lyons’ State police apprehended Holmes and two other 80. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jenny Devoe, 11, of Oak any other endeavor correct age until a few months ago when they Extended outlook suspects in Hartford after a witness reported the Returning to New York in my life — but it’s Street, a fourth-grade student at Nathan Hale School. theft to Manchester police. According to a police were able to verify it through the Social Security Extended outlook for New Eng­ better than being Administration. report, two men left the rear of the store shortly U Andrew Young land Monday through Wednesday: identified as, say, Mrs. Lyons, the grandmother of five, great­ before 9; 30 p.m. and offered a leather jacket to ’Dracula.’’’ grandmother of IS and great-great-grandmother Connecticnt, Massachnsetts and the witness, a passerby. — Sylvester Stallone, on bis “ Rocky” films. When the witness refused the offer, one man Coventry school chief resigns of five, said she lived in an old schoolhouse for a Rhode Island: Generally fair ( “ Hour Magazine” ) number of years with her late husband, but had no pointed an object that looked like a gun at the weather Monday, ’Tuesday and formal education. witness and ordered the witness to run, police Wednesday. Highs will be in the find anywhere,” Elman said, committee will be set up to advertise "Speaking for moiself and Kermie, I can only said. By Tracy L. Geoghegan mid 60s to mid 70s range Monday Elman, who has held the position the position, screen applicants’ creden­ say that we are both terribly happy. After all, Herald Reporter and ’Tuesday, then in the 70s on longer than any other superintendent in tials, interview prospective superin­ Kermie has been desperately urging moi to Royal breeding 1-86 traffic to change tendents and eventually make a marry him for eons.” Wednesday. Low temperatures COVENTRY — School Superintend­ the history of Coventry, said his biggest N satisfaction was initiating curriculum ^election. Great Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II is coming to will he mostly in the SOs. The state transportation department an­ ent Arnold Elman has resigned the post — Miss Piggy, on the rumors that the world’s modifications that improved students’ About 150 people appliedforthe job in Kentucky’s Bluegrass horse country in the fall. nounced Friday that traffic lanes on Interstate 86 he has held for nearly 10 years to take a sexiest pig may marry the world's most reluctant Maine uid New Hampshire: achievement test scores substantially. 1974, when Elman was hired. Elman The British Embassy says the queen will stay at in Manchester between exits 93 and 94 will be higher-paying superintendent’s posi­ frog. Hou^new mo­ Although Elman said he faced many predicted that the board will have a the home of horse breeder William Farish during Chance of rain Monday. Fair altered for about four months beginning Monday. tion in Ellenville, N.Y. vie, “ ’The Muppets challenges in Coventry, "the biggest new superintendent in place by the her visit in October. ’The visit will be purely ’Tuesday. Increaging cloudiness Drivers traveling east will be directed onto the The Board of Education voted Take Manhattan,” one was giving the community a sense beginning of September. pleasure for the queen, who is an avid Wednesday. Daily highs in the SOs new, temporary eastbound roadway between Thursday to accept Elman’s resigna­ will open soon. of stability when there had been so Elman will move to New York in horsewoman and an expert on horse breeding and ' north and 70s south. Overnight those exits. Westbound drivers will be shifted tion with regret. It will take effect June (McCall’s) onto another new section, about a mile long, 30. many changes in superintendents July. His wife will follow him to bloodlines. She also owns a S-year-old mare at lows in the 40s. Ellenville when their Vernon Street Lexington’s Darby Dan Farm. according to a transportation department news < Elman, who lives in Manchester, before my coming.” " I am absolutely Vermont: Dry Monday and release. said that although he is happy with the The Board of Education will proba­ house has been sold. Before taking the job in Coventry, elated. There have Tuesday. Chance of showers Wed­ The eastbound entrance ramp at exit 94 will be job in Coventry, he had been actively bly appoint an acting superintendent to been so many times Elman had been assistant superintend­ nesday. Highs in the 70s. Lows in shifted to the south to connect with the new searching for an opportunity to return do Elman’s job until a new superintend­ when I thought I ’d ent at a school district in a suburb of Birthday almanac the mid 40s to mid SOs. westbound roadway, biitthe westbound ramp will to his home state of New York for some ent is hired. never do it, but this remain where it is. time. Although the exact procedure the Albany, N.Y. He has also been June 3 — Jefferson Davis (1806-1889), the makes it all > “ I have worked in a number of school board will follow when hiring a new principal of a middle school in Easton ARNOLD ELMAN * soldier and political leader who was president of worthwhile.” districts and I sincerely feel the staff in superintendent has not been deter­ and taught English for 12 years in the Confederate States of America during the . . . quits as school chief — David Air quality Coventry is one of the finest you could mined, it is probable that a screening public schools. Civil War. Hempleman- ’The state Department of Envir­ Adams, British ad­ June 4 — Bob Fitzsimmons (I88M917), the British boxer who was the world champion in onmental Protection reported Area Towns venturer who re­ Boy George cently became the three divisions — middleweight, light heavy­ good air quality levels across the Satellitel l t ^ slew l i first person to walk ahme to the magnetic North weight and heavyweight. As heavyweight cham­ state Friday and forecast moder­ In Kloehn says historical society on mend Pole. He faced an angry polar bear and blizzards pion, he weighed only 170 pounds. ate air quality levels statewidie for Commerce Department satelllte'^oto taken at 1 p.m. EDT shows June 6 — John Maynard Keynes (1883-1848), the during the 22-day, 2S0-mlle hike from Resolute in the weekend. clouds and showers continuing over New England due to a slow British economist who advocated deficit spend-^^ Canada’s Northwest Territories. moving cold front through the area. An area of cloudiness covers ing to fight economic depression. His throries Birds on library display By Sarah E. Hall proposals won’t look anything like those already voted parts of town where they haven’t been offered before. parts of the mid-Atlantic states and Appalachians. A band of fRintal on, he said. He also wants to appoint one of the "old guard” as have greatly influenced modem economic ANDOVER — Andover artist John Neumuth’s Herald Reporter Weather radio cloudiness stretches from Utah and Colorado northeastward to the Ernest Shepherd, a leader of the group which interim treasurer for the society, after two members “ I ’m not Tarzan beating my chest. I ’m a thought. carved wooden birds will be on display at the Dakotas. The Southwest and southern Plains are mostly deer wanted to give the society-at-large more clout, said who held the post resigned when the controversy was different kind of sexy, far more interesting, I June 8 — Bjorn Borg (18S8-), the Swedish tennis The National Weather Service Andover Public Library, on Route 6 by Long Hill Wounds^re still fresh from the recent Manchester most members “ think the whole problem has been -at its height. think." player who led his team to first Davis Cup broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Road, during the month of June. Historical Society battle over proposed bylaws — solved.” championship in 1075. He was the Wimbledon weather information on 162.47S Neumuth’s birds are carved from white pine though there’s hope those wounds will begin to heal — Boy George, lead singer of the British band. “ I have no impression of any standing differences singles* champion for five consecutive years, mHz in Hartford, 162.SS mHz in and then stained and treated with preservative. soon, president Edward Kloehn said this week. Culture Club, who says despite his outlandish now,” he said, while acknowledging that some 1976-80. He uses tree stumps, driftwood and fenceposts as His remedy: “ Moving ahead, as best we can. given For Father’s Day... personality, clothes and makeup, he’s very New London and 162.40 mHz in 29.77 disagreement still exists. June 7 — Tom Jones (1048-), the Welsb-bom bases. the bylaws we’re working under." “ normal” and prefers innocent, trusting women. Meriden. Kloehn’s plans include culling community talent to singer whose hit recordings include “ Delilah,” S2ATTLC Neumuth is married and the father of three. He "W e ’re creating a series of ad-hoc committees serve on a citizens’ advisory committee for the “ What’s New Pussycat?” “ Love Me Tonight” coaches Little league baseball in Andover. that’s a country mile long,” Kloehn explained. “ We OSTON want to get on with identifying, preserving, planned museum, as well as new walking tours in "Since the show’s been canceled, my life’s and "She’s a Lady.” 6^ it June 8 — Joan Rivers (loss-), the comedian and showcasing all of Manchester’s history.” already changed. I notice a bit of real estate A thought for the day: English YORK Two weeks ago, the society rejected two controver­ 2 television personality who stars in night clubs and brokers hanging out in front of my house. My essayist Charles Lamb said, “ Not on television. She frequently appears as the guest sial sets of bylaws that would have replaced the picture’s not hanging up at the cleaner’s many sounds in life — exceed in Republicans leave Bolton existing ones. anymore. And American Express called and host of NBC’s “ T o n i^ t Show.” interest a knock at the door.” AN FRANCISCO Jane 0— Dave Parker ( 10S1-), the outfielder for BOLTON — Republicans Joan and Robert Kloehn and the society’s 12-member executive said. ‘Leave home without it.’’’ k Dixon and Dorothy Miller, who are moving from GRIMALDI'S withjcal the Cincinnati Reds. He led the National League council had backed one bylaws package,, which would LOS A N d lU S town, were honor^ last week at a dinner hosted — Byron Allen, comedian, after the cancella­ in batting in 1077 and 1078 as a member of the have boosted their power. The old bylaws were ; .00 hy fellow Republicans Bette and Steven Martin. unworkable, they said. tion of “ Real People,” the television show Pittsburgh Pirates. He was chosen the N L most Lottery HIOHIST ' Mrs. Martin has just b€«n appointed to succeed GREENHOUSES co-hosted. valuable player In 1078. T8MFERATURES A rebel faction, led by long-time society members, (FOIMIRIV Al'S G8IENHOUSE) Mrs. Dixon as Republican registrar of voters. backed another set of rules designed to increase the ^oldjc^lry. Robert Dixon is a former Republican town authority of the general membership. Kloehn chairman. The Dixons are moving to Colchester. characterized the dispute as the “ old guard” vs. the Special of the week Connecticut daily 860 LSOeND- About 40 people attended the dinner at the young. Friday: 808 |s*M l/ . M sfiowl Martins’ home. Neither group was able to win approval for its Manchester Herald s. Miller is moving to Vernon. She is a proposals, so now the society is operating under the Play Four: 8159 |[; ; / j SHOWSAS** FLOV^ IW IM Iii UFI WEATHER FOTOCAST ’ er vice chairman of the Bolton GOP and rules that governed them before the recent power Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Mmo* ■Ml iiRirt Weekly Lotto: state representative from the 55th District. She is struggle. Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis «retiring as clerk of the town Planning Ckimmis- $32.00 $200.00 The new committees, on everything from special Associate Publisher Business Manager 3-19-25-26-33-35. sion, but will keep her job as the secretary at Petunias Salvias Snapdragons USPS 327-500 VOL. c m , No. 208 events to education, will serve as a "litmus test” to Bolton High School. determine what direction members want the society Marigolds Alyssinns Ageratums publlshtd dallv except Sunday and certain holldaytby other numbers drawn Friday to go, Kloehn said. He expects the society’s executive the Manchester Publlthinu Co., 16 Brolnard Place, weekly. 8112 for one in N ew England; council to approve establishment of the committees Impatiens Coleus Dusty Millers Manchester, Conn. 0A040. Second class postoge paid at ??*!!?*•■ 830.70 for six months and Senior tour scheduled U rft MtocHoi $41.40 tor one year. Moll rotes are oyolloble on reouest. Rhode Island daily; 4S78. “4-47 Natlonel forecast soon. Vegetable plants Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address BOLTON — The Bolton Senior Citizens Club 785 Main St., Manchester changes to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Jackpot” numbers: gg-n-W-li. No more than one executive council member would .20% OFF FOR DIRECTIONS: 24 WATROUS To ploce o ctm sIfM or display advertisement, or to For period ending 7 p.m. E8T Saturday. Showeis are expected In the ; will sponsor a tour through the capitol in , SOflOR CniZDIt 643-8484 Monchester, Conn. 06040. njaort a news Hem, story or picture Idea, call 441-27I1. MMne daily; S6S, be allowed to serve on each panel, except on those ROAD, BOLTON, CT. (AT THE O f f ^ hours are 1:30 o.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through ^ ^ m Plalne region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In general. J Providence, R.I., and a clambake at Francis which study finance and the founding of a historical END OF BOLTON CENTER To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call rflOOY. Vermont daily: 186. 447-9946. Oftice hours ore S:30 o.m. to 5:30p.m..Mondoy Smlmum temperatures indude: Atlanta 86, Boaton 77, Chloaflo82, t Farm Inc. in Rehoboth, Mass., next Wednesday. museum. ROAD QO STRAIGHT AND New Hampshire daily: snt. FOLLOW THE DEAD END SION.) through Friday and 7 to 10 o.m. Saturday. Dellverv The M o n s t e r Herald Is a subscriber to United Press C l ^ a n d 83. Dallas 61, Denver 82. Duluth 74. Houston 87. I ’The bus is scheduled to leave from the Working under the existing bylaws will be "difficult VISA should be mode bv 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ond bv In te r n a t l^ ne^servlces ond is a nsember of the Audit New Hampshire Sweepstakes: Community Hall on Bolton Center Road at 7:45 but not impossible,” Kloehn added. MASTER CARD 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Bureau of CIrculaflons. 78. Little Rook 88, Los Angeles 73. Miami ! 828-18-green. a.m. All i^ io r citizens who are residents of “ And if the members show they want aiunctive 8K Minneapolis 79. New Orleans 84, New York 77. Phoenix 100, San : ------46-5743A Y tm WItK MM TO SM11 AMERICAN EXPRESS Massachusetts daily: tlW . Franolsoo 76. Seattle 71, S t Louis 86, Washington 81. Bolton are'welcome. society, we’ll respond with a set of bylaws," he said. But that won’t be before January, and any new U3di V. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 2. 1984 - 5 Damage eatimatea aWI Incomplete HOUSEWASHING Connecticut High Prouur* Power Washing Of Vinyl, Ahimkium And Wood In Biief O ’Neill views flood, seeks federal aid Sided Homes. MAX Painting O ’Neill signs Seabrook bill Bv Mark A. Dupuis A43-2659 HARTFORD — Connecticut utilities will be UPl Capitol Reporter IQUALITY SERVICE U A G I T I unable to bill customers for work done on the MM Seabrook 2 nuclear power plant after next month EAST HAR’TFORD - Gov. WilHam ^ >■ - ^ under a bill signed into law by Gov. William ui 568-3500 i l M O I I I O’Neill toured flood-stricken areas of O’Neill. the state for a second day Friday and The measure, signed Thursday and announced said he will ask the federal government OPTICAL Friday by the governor’s office, also will narrow for disaster assistance to help victims the conditions under which utilities can bill of the high waters. customers for building power plants before the O’Neill, joined by members of the d '-t i i k plants are in service. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... state’s congressional delegation, tra­ ’The announcement O’Neill had signed the bill *No Trw* Too Sinoir I veled by motorcade and helicopter to I came only hours before United Illuminating Co. view flooded areas along the swollen • STUMP GRINDING I > 763 on d 191 M am St M o n < h «»te r Phan* 643-1191 or 643-1900 announced it would seek a $44 million rate Connecticut and Housatonic rivers. • SNOWPLOWING I _ _ I > Eotfbfook Moll, Mon$fi«ld increase next month, partly to recoup its $135 Federal disaster relief officials ar­ PKor$w: 456-1141 million investment in ^ahrook 2. rived in the statd to assess the damage O’Neill also signed a bill making it a crime to cricurs and O’Neill said he would ask for a I Mercupy Travel ttAcm o miu i taeftoMmi ______access a computer without authorisation, steal federal disaster declaration, which information fi^m a computer or to destroy would open up assistance for cleaning computer equipment. up and repairing their homes and O’Neill also signed a bill prohibiting the use of businesses. RAZOR’S tinted or reflectorized windows in motor vehicles, ’”rbere is no question of that, Your Ad In This Space effective Oct. 1. “ O’Neill said when asked if he would EDG^ R o f f m - request the federal disaster declara­ FAMILY HAIR CENTER GE to study contamination tion. “ It’s a question of when we do it Can Reach Nearly 40,000 & CO. and there is no immediate rush on 968 Main St. HARTFORD — General Electric Corp. will that.” Readers Weekly For Only TH E C U T Downtown fund a study of chemical contamination thie state “ We’re doing and the federal govern­ YO U KEEP claims the company caused in the Housatonic Call 647.1167 ment right DOW is doing everything ^15.00 Per Insertion. River, state officials announced Friday. they would normally do under any for your appointment Attorney General Joseph 1. Lieberman said the condition,” the governor said as he company will study contamination by potentially walked to a flooded street in a cancer-causing PCBs, or polychlorinated biphen­ residential area of East. Hartford. yls, in the 'river running through western O’Neill toured East Hartford, Glas­ OVER Connecticut and Massachusetts. MANCHESTER 45 tonbury and Portland before crossing YEARS ’The state alleges the contamination came the Connecticut River to Middletown 2 largely from a GE plant in Pittsfield, Mass., and flying by helicopter to survey the MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE where the company used large amounts of PCBs Housatonic and stop in flooded New Opp. East Cemetery as a coolant fluid in transformers beginning in the Milford. 4 ------CALL 649-5807 1930s. He said it would take several days UPl peiolo For All Your Moodo The chemical was banned in 1977, Lieberman before estimates of the flood damage said, after PCBs were linked to birth defects, that is keeping the rising waters of the UALITY HARRISON ST. were completed. Officials from the Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D-Conn„ is TRAVEMNSURANCE MANCHESTER genetic disorders and liver problems in labora­ Federal Emergency Management followed by Qov. William O'Neill talking with Connecticut River away from the Glastonbury 391 Broad 8L, Manchaatar 2MORIALS tory animals. Agency arrived in the state Friday to restaurant manager Bert Russell atop a restaurant. 646-7096 help assess the damage and need for Better late than never assistance. four-foot high barrier of sand and sandbags ” To put a dollar figure, it’s impossi­ "SiTrinif yinncheulpr For Over 30 ) ears" NEWINGTON — A Naugatuck woman, who ble to do that,” O’Neill said. “ You can’t J. B. ElECTRONICS returned from a trip to Aruba to discover she had just take a look out of a window of a crossed a flooded - intersection in Hartford area with Rep. Barbara B. damage caused by the floods. STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV won almost $2.3 million in last week’s Lotto helicopter, look down and say it’s going canoes, still waiting for the nearby Kennelly, D-Conn,, and was to join Rep. "You look across the street there, Fenttand The florist drawing, Friday claimed the first installment of to be worth $10 million, $5 million or Connecticut to reach its crest. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., later in you see a gas station that’s inundated,” SALES AND SERVICE 24 BIRCH ST. her prize. whatever.” Sen. John Larson, D-East Hartford, Middletown. he said. “ How much that’s going to be Although she had one year to claim her prize, “ All that assessment has to come who with other officials met O’Neill in In New Milford, O’Neill was joined by worth I ’m not sure... and you’re talking TEL. 643-6247 Donna Fortin, 33, kept lottery officials wondering Irr— — TB 1 Karan Donovan, Donna Goodwin, Tom Donovan 643-4444 from the individual neighborhoods, the East Hartford, said one farm in the Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., add about thousands of incidents like that . . ooo and waiting longer than any of the previous seven individual towns through the civil town suffered $750,000 damage al­ local officials for a tour of a commer­ across the state so the damage is going F.T.D. Lotto millionaires. MASTER CHARGE defense and then on to Washington,” he ready. ’’It’ll probably be up over a cial area where a donut shop, auto to be considerable.” hard work of the “do-it-yourselfer.” WORLD WIDE “ My friends and some customers thought it This office is truly unique, in that ARKRICAN EXPRESS said. million,” Larson said. dealership and other businesses were ’The governor had surveyed flooding SERVICE ' might be me while I was away,” said Ms. Fortin, In East Hartford, O’Neill drove past Before driving to Elast Hartford in a under water. along the Connecticut, Housatonic and JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 the service and expertise is afforded Why not let us plan your Summer and co-owner of Fortin’s Restaurant in Naugatuck. flooded streets and stopped in the motorcade led by police, O’Neill flew He pointed out a flooded gas station Farmington rivers during an bour-and- for nothing! No charge is made for in­ Fall Getaway? Your individual travel She said she had the ticket in her pocketbook for residential neighborhood where people over the Connecticut R iver in the when asked about the amount of 45-minute helicopter tour Thursday. needs and particular preferences are 1 SERVICE AND INSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL the entire week. ISPSCIALIZINQ IN formation and assistance for or about When she returned ’Thursday from her trip and SUPERIOR mUFPLERSl air tickets, hotels, passports, etc., evaluated and satisfied by an expert, AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION discovered her six-number combination matched HEATING and SHEET METAL the winning ticket drawn last Friday, “ It took me Flood’s, victims which cost exactly the same as those bonded office staff that ask no more 20 minutes to really believe it was true. I fee! DON WILUS OUMGE, MC. SPECIALISTS developed through the time, effort and than a simple “ thank you.” numb,” she said. WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE New England Mechanical Services, Inc. J GENERAL REPAIRING want to return Propane Cylinders' Filled Air Conditioning Service Mercury Travel of Manchester, Inc. 166 TUNN EL RD. Walsh hearing nears end ITELEPMONE 18 MAIN STREET VERNON, CT. 06066 BRIDGEPORT — The long and bitter Superior to their homes 646-4931 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040| “Ready To Serve All Your Travel Needs” 871-1111 Court hearing on disciplinary charges facing By David Ludlum ousted Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh United Press International 627 MAIN S TR E E T , M A N C H ES TER /VOIF O PE N SUN DA VS 9-1 may end next week, a retired'judge hearing the Phone 64i5-2756 SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy case said Friday. 'There was little in the way of a silver lining evident ECONOMY UW N MOWER SERVKi Senior Citizen Discounts State Trial Referee Roman J. Lexton, who has to owners of homes on the Housatonic River as clouds 647-3660 Lowest Prices in Area u heard 24 days of testimony and reviewed reams of and four days of rain parted to reveal the damage documents, said there finally might be a wrought by flood waters. CROWN PHARMACY case-closing showdown between the “ accusers Homeowners were grateful for the relief of Red Expert Lawn Mower Repair ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE PRESCRIPTION CENTER and the accused.” Cross food and shelter, but wondered when they would Free Pickup and Delivery 208 West Center Street' The city plans to call both Walsh, 68, and Mayor be able to return home. A H M A D K. A L T A F 10% Senior Citizens Discount I Registered Phermecist Manchester. Cl. 000401 Leonard S. Paoletta — bitter foes and prime " I guess there’s a silver lining somewhere,” said ^ 647-3660 figures in the case which has paralyzed the (2031 649-0312 » M t L P Dawn Finn as water lapped the windowsills of her {PROMPT, PERSONAL 420-member department and divided the city, New Milford home. ” ButI just can’t find it.” She said FREE ESTIMATES fromI Lexton said he wanted to hear testimony from CaH wiyllrm bm »»w 8 am, and 10 pni„ 7 daya • awah IcOLRTEOVS SERPICE MCDONALD'^ N the house was for sale and flood insurance would not Paoletta and members of the Board of Police cover its contents. Commissioners, who illegally forced Walsh to Betty Shpak of Shelton, staying at the Red Cross retire in December. EVERYTHING IN GLASS shelter at the town’s Vitenam Veterans Center, bad -WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" just been back to her home, normally about 30 feet Keep Your Eyes from the Housatonic River. Three jailed in slaying She found shingles buckling as they dried, the patio JJL WHITE GLASS GO. tom from the side and the oil tank, on a concrete slab, LITCHFIELD — A man and two women uprooted and on its side. On This Space received lengthy sentences in Litchtield Superior “ It was just devastating,” said Mrs. Shpak. “ I • 4 9 - 7 3 a a Court Friday for the Jan. 19 robbery-slaying of a expected some damage, but it was just unbelievable. man in Falls Village. We’d taken precautions but so much was ruined.” O rtH 30 VKAHS E.VPEKIEX A _ | 3 1 BISeCLL ST. MANCHeSTEkl Next Week... The trio was originally charged with murder in Furniture placed on 18-inch crates in an effort to UPl photo aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSTOHE FRONTS the stabbing death of Charles Svetka, 66, of keep it above water had been swept from the supports. •SAFETY QLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC Torrington, but they pleaded guility last month to An antique heirloom chest was ruined. A family views the activity on Main waters over the banks of the Connecti­ a manslaughter charge. “ We figured how high the water usually comes, but Street in Glastonbury on Friday, afterSS cut River. Su.san Moreau, 20, of Torrington, was given a this time it came higher. I walked out of the front door hours of almost constant rain sent flood 14-year term, Diana Hamilton, 18, of Norfolk was without even boots on, and 48 minutes later my C u rtis sentenced to 16 years and James Shipp Jr, 33, of husband told me the house was under water.” Ziebart Torrington, was ordered to serve 12 years in Mrs. Shpak said it could be almost a month before Ru$tproallng Compiny prison. homes would be liveable. Heavy rains claim 12 lives Superior Court Judge Walter Pickett also HOME ENTEFnAINMENT CENTER , Vernon Industrial Place ” We still have a good six inches of water and mud Z-6UZK Clark Road ordered the three placed on five-year probation floating throughout the house. The mattresses are just VMee • Televieioe • Gteres © MUD after serving their sentences and gave three- full of water. The fidod has picked up sewage. I won’t I RmnoR Vernon, CT FLAPS By Cathv Lewondowskl were posted over southwestern nyon homes. month sentences to each woman for unreleated allow my children to sleep in that.” United Press International WEEKEND SPECIAL In O n C T K M I off Rt. 86, Vernon exit) SUM ROOVS prostitution charges. Maine and central and southern ’The New England flooding was But she added, " I consider myself one of lucky ones New Ifompshire. because I do carry flood insurance.” the worst since August 1985 when Raal VCR a 3 Madas $ U .« . Heavy rains blamed for the Twelve deaths were blamed on two hurricanes hit. Nine inches of 273 WJMIOOLE TWCE. CALL FOR DETAILS Economy Lawn Mower Service has been Deborah Fernandez, also of Shelton, isn’t as Northeast’s worst flooding since the rain, which began Monday. 872-3361 fortunate. rain had fallen in western Massa­ KInsella busy on last day the 1955 hurricane season tapered A cold Canadian air mass chusetts since Memorial Day, serving the Manchester area since 1976. Kent Mrs. Fernandez still hadn’t been back to her home, off Friday but flood warnings dropped temperatures into the 30s Spf^cializing in IPinp* HARTFORD — Probate Judge James H. about 50 feet from the river, but saw a picture of it in a causing $20 million damage to remained posted along rivers and in the Southeast and broke or set MERCURY ISlVfi Williams, owner, has been offering his services, Kinsella, who opted to leave office under the fertile farmland. But authorities newspaper. ” I saw water all around it and I cried,” streams swollen from as much as 9 nearly two dosen records from OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE threat of impeachment, spent his last day on the she said. said they were gaining the upper 1654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. inches of rain. Florida to Philadelphia. Three making lawn mower repairs as convenient as job busy with official business. Mrs. Fernandez said she and her husband, who hand and residents returned home. Pine Shopping Plaza Damage was estimated at more Florida cities — Tampa with 53, “ He hasn’t stopped for five minutes since 9 this, drives a cement truck, had no flood insurance and Nearly 10 inches of rain fell in than $30 million. Jackson with 47 and Apalachicola I m im M S-a TSS possible for his customers. morning,” a clerk at Kinsella’s City Hall office New England during May, break­ found their homeowners insurance would not cover “ The sun’s finally out, thank with 48 — recorded their coldest DISeOUNT UqUDR STDRE said at noon Thursday. the damage. ing a 113-year-old record in New NO SERVICE CHARGE I One ol Mencheetev'9 Largetl Selediont Of Figure! Ceremlcs In God, and it’s a beautiful day,” said June temperatures ever. Philadel­ Hampshire, where the Winnipe- I SlooA. Our Volume Save* You Money. lOCe Of Sptcleto. 2 On May 4, as the state House of Representatives She said, her husband returned to see "everything He offers answering service seven days a John Greenough, a fire dispatcher phia’s 44 tied a record. Afeefer Charge end Vise Accepted prepared to take up a unanimous committee was floating around. ’The water was up to his waist in saukee R iv e r overflow ed in I fRr • HolRlR • AMkWt • I in Whitehall, N.Y., where the ’Thunderstorms soaked unstable Franklin. Tele-Check. ■ . report that he be impeached, Kinsella announced the kitchen. Pots and pans were floating. I think my week, from 8 am., to 10 pm. Kent is always willing PtrtmH CNcfct Cwhiil up te 115000 flooded Champlain Canal chased Utah hillsides and filled creeks he would retire early from his judicial post May gas line is snapped. My mattresses were floating.” “ It seems that the worst is 315 people from their homes and already swollen with mountain 31. Both the Fernandez and Shpak families were taking over,” Dave Cass of the New to give Free Estimates and honest advice. He will' caused $2 million damage. snowmelt. One-hundred families Kinsella, a former Hartford mayor and the some comfort in the Red Cross shelter, where families Hampshire Civil Defense said. - The Connecticut R iver inched fled a flooded trailer parknear Salt city’s probate judge for 23 years, was accused of expected to stay in their makeshift homes made out of “ Now it's just a case of getting the Hundreds of pick up and deliver ydur machine at no charge, MINIT-MAN PRINTING toward Its highest level in 50 years ' Lake City. Seven families, fearing 423 CENTiR ST.HNANCHeSTBR 843-1777 mishandling the $38 million estate of Ethel offices until Monday or ’Tuesday. water to, go down and down and and 700 people- fled their homes the rain would trigger a mudslide, Designs & Styles! and at your convenience. Donaghue of West Hartford. ” If it wasn’t for the Red Cross I don’t know where we down.” A flood warning remained south of Hartford. Flood warnings evacuated their Emigration Ca­ in effect. would have gone. ’They were total strangers and they csenEiE m e iN I coH M saniKE made us feel at home and at ease,” said Mrs. Shpak. LOW COST PgtNTIIM PCfiSONIU T€€ In order to help serve the needs of the area WHILE YOU WAIT (VHOTO HEADY) rJIanager takes new Job ’The center was sheltering 32 people, fivedogi, three P9rM*9lit9d Pun A 8port««ar cats and a hamster, she said. The Red Cross was ''flONI WHILI YOU WAfY** COVENTRY, R.I. — Ronald W. Owens, who has Senior Citizens, he offers a 10% discount! Now is — p$ caawTiWNiT — u mart providing donated snacks and cold cuts and a hot Flood as sun returns Or«*( 01N9 Far Afvy Om m 4m been town manager for the past seven years, dinner every night. Friday said he is going to take a similar job in the time to get your lawn mower tuned for the Stratford, Conn. “ Everybody sits down, almost like a big family SALT LAKE CITY (UH) — evening to permit residents to we have another aeries of tlj^Xer- ! Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES meal,” said Mrs. Shpak. either return to their homes or TRY OUR NEW 3 - « HONR COWIRI Owens announced his decision to leave CreekR that bad raged with enew- showers,” Clay said. ~ (next to the Brass K ey) coining season. The floods caused at least 700 state residents to move belongings from damaged Coventry seven years to the day since he took the melt and heavy rainfall calmed The National Weather Service evacuate, millions of dollars in damage and trailers. job. He was the most successful town manager under 'sunny sUee and 60-degree forecast for Saturday and Sunday declaration of a state of emergency by Gov. WUliflm temperatures Friday, but 178 Most residents left the park late was for a clear sky and coOl \ TELEPHONE 6 4 9 -9 7 1 3 Pullr fneurad the town had since it went to a full-time system of O’Neill. government Jan. 1, 1976. Prior to his tenure, the residents were kept from return­ Thursday as thunderstorms temperatairet that woiUd< slow the Custom Kitchen Center No serious injuries were attributed to them, but poured rain into Big Cottonwood H You; Would Like To When You’re On This town went through four town managers in 18 ing to the flooded mobile home melt of mountain snow still lying m SNAMQNIS tANDSCAPER Kitchen A Bathroom Remodeling months. several wastewater treatment plants along the park they had fled earlier. Creek, swollen with snowmelt and above atoea feet. Connecticut River were crippled, sending raw sewage needing only the downpour to All See Your Ad Here, Call Page — You Tell YUur Owens did not give reasons for his departure, "Everything’s b a n n in g to set- In Emigration Canyon: east of ' into the river, and damage to farmland waa estimated Ue down now,” said Charles Clay, and surge from iU banka. Salt Lake City, seven families OSNKIUL LANDOCAPINO Visit Our Showroom At: though it is believed he desired the challenge of a at $12 million. ; AND LANOSCAPE MAINTENANCE The Herald Advertising Story Not Only With An bigger community. Stratford is about twice the public works director for Murray, a Some residents who refused to returned: to homea iMmanthi a 25 Olceti Street size. With his newly sown Avon tobacco and vegetable suburb south of Salt Lake City leave during the night were potential mudsUde. Thay. em eu- Department At; Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Ad, But Also With A fields under eight feet of water, Donald Carville sized where about three feet of water rescued' by small boats early atadThursday night for faas heavy Call Par PrmaEatInmIa Harold L. Trafford, president of the Town up the damage. Council, said Owens’ departure leaves him remained In the Cottonwood Cove Friday when they found water rain would lUbeioate a mountain­ 643-2711 Thurt. tiU 9 PM Picture Write-Up... “ rather sad.” “ It’s the worst i f 's been since 1955,” he said. A Mobile Home Park. lapping at their doorsteps, side that has ramainod^blasinoa I n s WOODLAND ST. t - j i hurricane then leR more than 100 dead and $800 Clay said water waa expected to ' ‘"Filings, are under control now developing oraoka. tbraa w«Mia ISMMCMCeTlii; CONW. OEOW 649-7544 million in damage. drain from tba park by Friday and should remain that way unless ago. MANX HKSTKK HKHALD. S;mii(ia\. Jutu- 2. 7 ti MANC'UKSTKK HF^RALl). Stiluida\. June 2, 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher- Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor. ’ Jennifer O ’Neill James P. Sacks, City Editor Saturday TV

dudes stand up comedy, ’ going Hollywood nah. Valerie Quennessen 1982 opinion 7:00 A.M. Rated R. mated shorts and music min ) (D m - Captain Kangaroo (29 ~ Do-It-Yourself Show NEW YOR K (U P l) — Actress Jennifer O ’Neill has ( 3 - Assaulted Nuts nD - World Tomorrow (29 - f^alicula: 'La Discoteca del decided the time has come to pack her bags, sell her CB - Gat Smart Amor' 3 - Lucha Libre suburban New York home and go West. C D - N e w s 3 - MOVIE: Prime Cut' An (3 - MOVIE: 'Scarecrow' Two drifters meet up and through their The 35-year-old actress begins work June 18 on her J a c k - Return To Planet Of Apes underworld gang uses a meat­ packing plant as a front for deal­ friendship learn something about second T V series, "Cover Up.’’ with ‘’Dallas’’ hunk Copy machine commandments can help A n d e ^ l i p n and W ain ings in drugs and prostitution Lee life, love and caring. Gene Hack- Jon-Erik Hexum, which has been picked up by CBS for [ren’B Theatre WEIRDED OUT Marvin, Gene Hackman, Sissy man, Al Pacino 1973 the 1984-85 season. Spacek^1972- and property owners. Washington vs/Sports/Weather QD) - MOVIE: ‘The Eiger Known mainly for her motion picture work — 3 - Monty Python Flying Sanction' A former hitman is Protocol regarding the offic6 copying machine — or (8 ) - Johnny Quest Weird At Yankovic performs "Summer of ’42" — Miss O’Neill rented when she Presumably, they have a great deal at stake. For Merry-Qo-Round A Circus hired to find two men who have his unusuai brand of musicai worked on her last T V series, NBC’s "Bare Essence," machines, as the case may be — can be a very delicate years. Main Street merchants have insisted that having 8 - MOVIE: The Priie 8:30P.M. stolen secret United States mi­ matter. parking spaces as close to the front doors of their stores Fiqhter' An inept boxer and his talent as he guest stars on crofilm Clint Eastwood. George which lasted only 12 episodes. M a n c h e s te r trwner get mixed up with fight* "Welcome to the Fun Zone," 0 9 - USFL Football: Chicago at Kennedy. Vonetta McGee 1975 It wasn’t that she had a premonition about the Quite apart from the blunt question of pilferage, there as possible held the key to their survival and to the fixing gangsters. Tim Conway, airing SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Oklahoma 12:00A.M. longevity of "Essence," she just didn’t feel like are subtle questions that involve the office pecking survival of Main Street as a viable area. DonKnotts, David Wayne. 1979. 3 (3 - Silver Spoons After S p o t li g h t Rated PG on NBC. (D - Championship Wrestling making the Hollywood scene. order. The assumption behind the creation of the downtown disrupting a science class. Ricky ^ 9 ' Ring Around the World must win over a difficult teacher ( 3 ~ Streets of San Francisco " I ’ve definitely fought moving to the West Coast for The employee who runs off a hundred copies of his Alex Girelli taxing district to provide and manage common parking CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Fund aids ^ 9 ** Exchange or face suspension. (R) (3 - College Baseball: 1984 years,” she said. "As a performer, as an actress, 1 wife’s best recipe for distribution among his close ' facilties was that it would be impossible, given the College World Series - Game 4 — Herald Reporter G0) - Morningtown (29 - All New This Old House never felt that I needed to. But to be involved in friends is stealing from the stockholders just as surely from Omaha. NE congestion of pre-auto commercial development, for 7:30 A.M. 3 - Do-It-Yourself Show production, clearly it was something I eventually had as if he raided the stockroom for soap and paper towels. most merchants to acquire parking spaces of their own. 9:00 P.M. (39 - Dr. Gene Scott to do — and then with the series, even more so. But there are more subtle abuses of the copy Notwithstanding the lack of a big show of support, the privileged QD - Bullwinkle 3 - MOVIE; The Godsend' A "Hollywood is not a place 1 like to be unless I am (£ ) - Get Smart ' ' ( 3 j ( B - MOVIE: ‘Defiance' An pregnant stranger enters the lives machine, and they are often committed by people of a < 5 off-duty seaman, tired of seeing terribly busy — and that certainly will be the case this authority did vote to recommend taking the land by oD a family, deposits her baby 8. Thou shalt collate thy work in thine oWn office. GD - Newark & Reality rank and privilege — not by the lowest man on the eminent domain. people always backing down, de­ with them and disappears Cyd time — otherwise, you can feel atrophied there." 9. Thou shalt not beget more than twenty copies senators ® ) - Pink Panther Show cides to stand up to a New York Haymen, Malcolm Stoddard. A n ­ The time also was right for selling the 22-room totem pole. If the town Board of Directors does decide to gang. Jan Michael Vincent. Art 10. Thou shalt co-operate. 09 “ ESPN's Horse Racing gela PleasoncG 1980 mansion in Bedford Hills from a personal standpoint. The supervisor who sends a messenger down to the W oekly Carney. This thou shalt do for it will please unto happiness thy condemn, the directors will have to be convinced that 6 9 - News/Sports/Weather Recently divorced, Miss O’Neill has a son who is print room with orders to make 91 copies of something 0 9 - Fraggle Rock (D " Telethon key operator. the town should spend the money. Ultimately a court WASHINGTON — The 17 Repub­ 3 - MOVIE; 'WarGames' A almost 4 and soon will be starting school — better for immediately, without regard for anybody else’s will decide how much. Presumably, all the money will 8 - Popeye and Friends 8 - MOVIE: 'The Huatlar' A CD “ Beach Special 3 - l-os Suegros y Los Nietos 3 -* News Update teenage computer whiz, believing lican incumbents running for re- traveling pool shark becomes in­ he discovered a new video game, him to make the move now than later — and a schedule is one kind offender. 8 ) - Sports Review CD 3 - NCAA Outdoor Track 3 ~ Entertainment This Week ( 3 ( S ) ~ Mama's Family When come from the downtown district taxes. volved with 8 gambler who indi­ Mama finds her cousin Gert wast­ unwittingly challenges the De 17-year-old daughter who has just finished high election to the Senate this year and Field Championships (S9 - Julia Child ft More If you work where there is a copy machine, you know Parking furor lacking Those who pay those taxes should let the directors 8 ) - Sport Billy rectly causes his girlfriend to ing away in a nursing home, she fense Department's wargames school. enjoy a little-known, gilt-edged - Top Rank Boxing from Las Com pany some of the other kinds. 8 ) ~ Jackson 5 Show commit suicide. Paul Newman, Pi­ 09 decides to do something about it computer to a global thermonu Miss O’Neill said working on the series would know how they feel about the expense. If they do not, per Laurie. George C. Scott. Vegas, N V Top Rank Boxing pre­ dear war Matthew Broderick. advantage over their challengers. ( 8 “ It's Your Business 5:30 P.M. (R) John Raymond, who runs the communications center The turnout at the meeting of the Parking Authority they will have nothing to complain about after the fact. 1961. sents a 10-round Featherweight Dabney Coleman. John Wood stretch out completion of the two viable projects with Thousands of dollars have been - Jackson Five Cartoon bout featuring Lenny Valdez vs. 3 ■ America's Top Ten - American Playhouse ‘Op- in town hall, found after a while that he had to have Tuesday night was surprisingly small, considering the ( 3 ~ International Edition 1983 Rated PG which her production company now is involved, a TV funneled into their personal public­ Dana Boston. 3 ' Newsmakers Saturday penheimer.'Third of 7 parts Op- some kind of regulations in force for copying. importance of the issue being discussed. Restraint is*Welcome 8:00 A.M. (3 ** Pelicula: 'El Avlador penheimer succumbs to pressure 12:30 A.M. movie titled "Counter Point" and a feature film she ity efforts in the form of "office 8 - MOVIE: ‘No Time for 69 “ Last Chance Garage and hands over a list of names of co-wrote, "Wintering Manhattan." So he worked out ten commandments and posted The authority was trying to decide whether it should (£ CSD - Charlie Brown & Fenomeno' (D - Hot Tracks Sergeants' A naive Georgia boy 3 ~ Victory Garden his leftist friends and Jean de expenses” paid by the National Snoopy (S9 - New Tech Times But shesaid the films — both of which she will star in them at the door of his shop. recommend that the town comdemn a privately owned The first meeting of the committee that has been joins the air force and creates cides she can't live without Op- ( 3 - Evans and Novak Republican Senatorial Committee. CS “ Wonderama mayhem. Andy Griffith, Nick 6:00P.M. penheimer and commits suicide. — definitely would get done. The town copying operation is now highly section of the parking lot along Purnell Place. The named to study whether the town should re-enter the' 11:15A.M. Adams, Murray Hamilton. 1958. 1:00A.M. . . The committee has been doling CC 09) ” Monchhichis/Little (D CD 3 - N e w s (R) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) "They have that lovely thing called hiatus," she computerized, so many of the commandments don’t authority members were considering the move to keep Community Development Block Grant program was ^scals/Richie Rich (8 ) - Sports 69 - News Update dD-M OVIE: Goodbye Charlie' said of the annual production break every TV series out money since 1978 from a fund CD - Blue Knight 0 9 - Love Boat A former movie A woman-chasing playboy is apply any more. the lot from being leased the by owners of the Watkins marked by great restraint. So it should have been — as fp ' Christopher Close-Up 11:30 A.M. star meets his long-lost daughter, (3 69 “ Major League (D ■ Racing From Belmont shot by an irate husband and is takes. "The two projects could be done on my first and called COMBO (Communications a w idow falls for the ship's engi­ But Raymond’s rules might just fit in with your building, who would then use as many of the parking should all the subsequent meetings. 0D - Tom & Jerry and Friends CP - Great Space Coaster Baseball: Teams to be reincarnated as a beautiful girl second hiatus." 3 - Star Trek neer and a couple lives it up after The issue involved is too important and too sensitive and Business Office Expendi­ 0 9 - Youth Speaks Announced Tony Curtis. Debbie Reynoids, Isn’t speaking in terms of a second hiatus for a new operation, so I pass them on for your considation. spaces as they needed for their building. 09 - SportlCenter 3 - Unsafe at Any Price Dan­ they foretell the end of the world - tures) . The money, earmarked for 69 “ Magic of Oil Painting Pat Boone 1964 1. Thou shalt keep the cover down. Fewer than 15 people showed up to express opinions. to be decided on the basis of the cleverest rhetoric or the 0 9 - M O V IE : Th e Riddle of the (39 - Do It For Yourself gerous foods and products are (R) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] TV series a little optimistic? “constituent communications,” Sands' T w o former British 8 ) “ Sports Update /Games of (29 - Futbol Internacional: examined in this consumer re­ CD “ Fame " I ’m very enthusiastic about this show," said Miss 2. Thou shalt asl< permission to use the machine. Granted, the meeting was called on short notice. But most emotional advocacy. The members of the Paraguay vs. Argentina (SD - M OVIE: ‘Strike Up the 3. Thou shalt not cut in. Kenneth Burkamp, one Main Street property owner committee, fortunately, are not hotheads. has been spent on a wide range of sphoolchums take to the high '8 4 port. Band’ A high school is entered (D - MOVIE: The Night O ’Neill, slender and elegant in a black cocktail dress seas to thwart a German invasion 8 3 Amazing Spiderman/ 3 MOVIE; 'Journey to the 0 9 - Dr. Gene Scott into a national contest has to Digger' A woman trios to protect services, from videotape and photo Unknown' A young woman with an above-the-knee balloon skirt. 4. Thou shalt have key operators perform thy copying who did appear, had printed flyers on Tuesday and had They have been asked to approach the problem with of England in 1901. Michael Incredible Hulk stage a show for the two hundred a young man from the law even processing to the purchase of York, Simon MacCorkindale, trapped in a library discovers that ( 3 - Fame though she realizes he is respon­ "There’s drama. There’s humor and the piece is whenever possible. delivered them himself to merchants in the area. open minds, and the indication so far is that they will do 3 - Bits and Bytes dollars needed for the trip Judy newspaper clipping services. Jenny Agutter. she has been pledged to the devil, ( 3 ~ News/Sports/Weather Garland, Mickey Rooney. Paul sible for a string of brutal slay based on relationships.” 5. Thou shalt leave work with a properly filled out The apathy of the public at large to the fate of Main so. 0 9 “ Pumpkin Creek (S9 - O n Assignm ent The range while a young girl staying at a 3 - Frontline Vietnam Me­ Whiteman. 1940. mgs Patricia Neal, Pamela Miss O’Neill will play Danielle Reynolds, the widow work order whenever possible. Street hs come to be accepted as one of the facts of But that does not mean they have blank minds. It There’s nothing underhanded and diversity of photojournalism seaside hotel is terrorized by a morial," Tonight's program looks Brown, Nicholas Clay 1971 8 - Spiderman psychotic landlady. Vera Miles, 9:15P.M. of a murdered intelligence officer, who elists former about the COMBO program. The are examined. at the 1982 dedication of the 0 9 - Twilight Zone 6. Thou shalt not have more than one person at a time Manchester life. means they should be willing to examine and 8 - News/Sports/Weather Patty Duke. 1969. 69 - Your Money Special Forces officer Mac Harper (Hexum) to helj) committee’s communica- 12:00 P.M. Vietnam Memorial in Washing­ 6 9 ' News/Sports/Weather in the print shop. But that does not explain why there were not more reexamine their thoughts in the light of what they find 8 ) (39) “ Flintstone Funnies (B) “ Evening at Pops ton. D C. and the five day celebra­ her investigate her husband’s death. Posing as a q& s director, Ceci Cole, stressed ( 2 ) - M O V IE : 'Th e Defection of tion the veterans planned for the 9:30 P.M. 3 Bionic Woman fashion photographer and a male model, the two work 7. Thou shalt not remove staples over the machine. people present from among the downtown merchants out in the process of their study. (Q) - Sesame Street [Closed Sim as Kudlrka' This is the true 2:15P.M. that the committee, not the individ­ Captioned) occasion. (R) (60 min.) (Closed 6 9 ■■ This Week in Japan (29 - Despedida so well together, they form an investigative story of a Lithuanian seaman who Sj) - Health Weak Captioned] ual senator, controls the money ** Chapulin Colorado made a daring, but abortive, at­ ( 3 ( ^ - People Are Funny ( 3 - Taking Advantage partnership. tempt for freedom by leaping 2:30 P.M. (29 - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ Guest editorial and pays the bills. Indeed, it seems (3 ) - From the Editor's Desk cal presentando la bella Charytin. 10:00 P.M. * 1:15A.M. “ I look at it in the long run as sort of a 'Thin Man.'" from a Russian ship to the deck of CD - I Love Lucy she said referring to the detective classics featuring to be only lack of money that keeps 8:15A.M . an American Coast Guard cutter ( 3 " Black Perspective ( D - News Sports Update /Games of IS ) - Crotafire ■84 those sophisticated sleuths. Nick and Norah Charles. the Democratic senatorial comi- (39 “ Instructional in 1970. Alan Arkin, Richard Jo r­ 3 ) - White Shadow 0 9 - Independent Network dan. Donald Pleasance. Shirley 8 - Cookin' Cheap News The actress said she was devoted to her production mittee from offering similar lar­ 8:30 A.M. Knight. (B) - World War I 3:00 P.M. 0 9 “ Not Necessarily The 1:30 A.M. projects. "But one cannot discount the power of gesse to its incumbents. CP C&) “ Saturday Supercade (5 ) - Fame 6:30 P.M. Peace initiative CD - MOVIE: ‘When Tee News o r - Independent Network exposure on television. But for the privileged Republt- fP - America's Top Ten CP - Biskitts l^wondo Strikes' CD CD - CBS News ( 3 “ Buck Rogers N ew s "Going into producction. for me, was really a cans, the COMBO fund is a handy CP - Meet the Mayors CD - ABC Weekend Special GD^^9 " Sportsbeat CD 3 - N ew s ( 3 “ News/Sports/Weather (33 - MOVIE: ‘Split Image' means to an end. 'W eep No More, My Lady.' A 13- supplement to their government- 8 - Herald of Truth CD '^^O VIE: 'Lucky Luciano' CD " In Search of... .W hen a young man is lured into a " I ’m not all that thrilled with the business aspects, year-old boy. who leads the Huck ( 3 - NBC Reports: AM the religious cult, his parents hire a teaches a iesson paid office funds. The money helps ® - In.id. the USFL This film depicts the life of a mafia 3 - MOVIE: 'Blue Skies Fine Young Men 'The Eight Air but it’s all part of the game. It afforded me the control Finn life, takes in a stray dog that street-tough cult deprogrammer kingpen Edmond O'Brien, Rod (9 ~ Scholastic Sports teaches him a lesson in what it Again' The classic boy-meets- Force in World War II ' Tonight's to bring him back Michael them keep their names and Steiger, Charles Siragusa. 1974. I wanted. Academ y takes to become a man. (R) girl story has a twist when she is program pays tribute to the fight­ O'Keefe, Karen Allen. Peter Each spring day seems to war. Such a war.ikven using achievements before the folks an aspiring professional baseball ing forces in the European "1 do write and I ’m very much involved with music. (8 - Superman/Aquaman/ [Closed Captioned] 09 " Sinatra: Concert for the Fonda 1982 Rated R player, and he is a chauvinistic Theatre of Operations during 1 want to act and I also want to direct” bring new reports of deterio­ part of the present stockpiles, back home. Batman Am ericas (D ■ Greatest American Hero club owner and playboy. Harry World War II. (60 min ) ( 3 ~ Election Watch 3 - ^Itlp Marlowe-Private ration in the relationship would bring death and des­ My associate Tony Capaccio did 8 ) - Big Story 0 9 - Lifestyles of the Rich and Hamlin, Robyn Bario, Mimi Ro­ Detective Marlowe guards a ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Doctor Detroit' A ( 3 - That's the Spirit gers Rated PG. between Russia and Amer­ truction to all peoples.” a rundown of the money given by 8 (3 * Shirt Tales Famous gangster marked death timid professor is conned into 3 - MOVIE: Master Minds' - Unde Ronstedt in Concert 8 ) - Pinnacle posing as a flamboyant mobster The Bowery Boys become vic­ the fund during 1982-83 to the 17 ( 3 ** Burbujas Programa infantil 09 - MOVIE: 'Guns at Batasi' A ica. And while the two super­ A U.S. State Department 09 Dan Aykroyd, Howard Hesse- Republicans running for re- producido en Mexico. w/ Nelson Riddle protocol-minded sergeant major 3 - NBC Nows tims of a mad scientist working Cinema man, Donna Dixon Rated R. with an ape-man Leo Gorcey. powers play out their global spokesman responded with a (3 “ That Teen Show - refuses to hand over a native offi­ 3 - MOVIE: 'Swamp Thing' A election this year. He arrived at a 09 - Youl Magazine for (3 - To De Announced Humz Hall. 1949 game of chicken, nations familiar incantation of the 9:00A.M . W o m e n cer to the rebels. Richard Atten­ powerful plant creature battles to total expenditure of |331,S88 — a borough, Jack Hawkins, Mia save a shapely government ^ e n t 3 ) - El Mundo del Box 0 9 “ A B C N ew s Hartford 6, H, 10, 12; Sun 2, 4, 6,«, lu. — caught in the middle of the Reagan administation’s offi­ (39 “ Dr. Gene Scott Farrow. 1964. figure the committee called “in the - Star Search from murder. Ray Wise. Adrienne 69 - That's Hollywood 2:00 A.M. Cinema City — The Big Romancing the Stone (P G ) 3 - MOVIE: 'Violent Road' 8 ) - News Update Barbeau, Louis Jourdan. 1982. Sleep Sat 2, 6:)5. 10:20 with Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:30,9:40. renewed Cold War can only cial line. The proposed ballpark.” GD 09) ** New Scooby/Scrappv 0 9 - Fantasy Island A doctor's CD - Movie Cont'd Doo During a dangerous trip six men Rated PG. Body Heat (R ) Sat 4:05, 8:20. — Sixteen Candles (P G ) Sat shuttle back and forth be­ freeze, he claimed, would Here are the recipients of discover the true value of life. 3 - MOVIE: Manhattan wife relives her wedding day and CD * MOVIE: 'Green Berets' A — The Volley Sat and Sun 2, and Sun 2, 3:50, 5:45, 7:40, (T ) - Nine on New Jersey COMBO money: Charles Percy, Brian Keith. Dick Foran, Efrem M erry-G o-R ound' Following the ( 3 " Newsmakers walks out on her husband and a cynical war correspondent goes 4:15,7:30,9:35. — Privates on 9:30. — The Rocky Horror tween the two musclebound only “perpetuate the danger­ 09 - Hee Haw Zimbalist Jr. 1958. acquisition of a recording com­ (B) “ Masterpiece Theatre man spends a weekend on a de­ on special assignment to Vietnam Parade (R ) Sat and Sun 2:15, Picture Show (R ) Sat m id­ pany, a gangster tries to sign a sert island with two beautiful night. — Eraserhead (R ) Sat combatants, trying in vain to ous disparities” between the III., $32,498; Mark Hatfield, Ore., 09 - ESPN's Speedweek (S ) - News/Sports/Weather 'Nancy Astor." With World War II with an-army career man John 4:30, 7:45, 9:50. — This Is $26,770; Pete Domenici, N.M., prima donna by ordering his top threatening, Nancy entertains the women. (R) (60 min ) (Closed Wayne, David Janssen. Jim Hut­ Spinal Tap (R ) Sat and Sun midnight. make them recognize the nuclear arsenals of Russia (3 - Youl Magazine for 3 - Square Foot Gardening tenor to turn on the charm. Leo German ambassador which Captioned) ton 1968 2:10, 4, 7:50, 9:45. — King of Vernon i $26,358; Roger Jepsen, Iowa, W om en 3 - MOVIE; 'Golden Needles' Carollo, Ann Dvorak. Phil Regan. raises accusations of collusion Comedy (P G ) Sun 1, 4:35, Cine 1 A 2 — Footloose special responsibility they and America. The implica­ 10:15P.M. 0 9 " Road to Los Angeles $25,264; Rudy Boschwitz, Minn., (3 - How the West Was Won An ancient Chinese statue that 1937. with Germany. (60 min.) (Closed 8:10 with Broadway Danny (P G ) Sot 2, 7, 9:10; Sun 2, CD ^ Kiner Korner 0 9 0® “ Prog cont'd Rose (P G ) 3, 6:35, 10:05. bear in a thermonuclear age. tion was that the Soviets now promises the owner health and in­ (B) *' Kathy's Kitchen Captioned) 4:15, 7, 9:10. — The Bounty $24,667; James McClure, Idaho, 8 ) ~ News Update CInestudIo — La Balance (P G ) Sat 1:30, 7:10, 9:30; Sun credible vigor can also deliver 10:30P.M. 0 9 ~ Dr. Gene Scott (R ) Sat 7:30, 9:20. The declaration of the Four possess a crucial-advantage $19,895; Thad Cochran, Miss., 8 3 - Smurfs painful death. Joe Don Baker, Eli­ 3:15P.M. 7:00 P.M. 1:30, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. CD ” Black News (3 - At The Movies Colonlol — Attack to Kill Drive-Ins Continent Peace Initiative by and that no serious bargain­ $19,478; Ted Stevens, Alaska, 3 - MOVIE: St. Helens' An zabeth Ashley, Burgess Meredith. 3 - Washington Dialogue w/ (D ” Agronsky and Company (R ) Sat and Sun from 1 with 80-year*old outdoorsman re* Dan Schorr CD - CNN Headline News ( 3 “ Sports Update Manchester — National Alan Simpson, Wyo., 0 9 - Cendlepin Bowling (D “ Too Close for Comfort Return of the Red Tiger (R ) Lampoon's Vacation (R ) Sot- six world leaders amounted ing can begin until the Presi­ $19,032; fuses to leave his resort when a 0 9 ' Wall ^treet Journal 2:30 A.M. Sat and Sun from 1. geologist predicts a volcanic di­ 09 - Sesame Street (Closed 3:30P.M. CD CD (@ - Muppet Show Sun 8:25 with Risky Business to one such effort. Prime dent’s men are convinced $18,540; William Armstrong, Colo., (}9 - Linda Ronstadt in Concert East Hartford (R ) Sat-Sun 9:45with Private saster. Art Carney, David Huff­ Captioned) (D 3 - Professional Bowlers CD - N e w s ( 3 - Crossfire Eostwood Pub • Cinema — $18,083; Larry Pressler, S.D., w/ Nelson Riddle School (R ) Sat )1:30. Minister Indira Gandhi of that their military spending man. Cassie Yates. 1981. Rated 12:30 P.M. Spring To ur Coverage of the 3 - Dance Fever 3:00 A.M. Making the Grade (R) Sat East Hartford — Evil Dead $16,800; Nancy Kassebaum, Kan., PG $115,000 Tucson Open is pre­ 6 9 - Best of Gleason 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:15. (R ) Sat-Sun 8:20 with Dawn India, President Miguel de la spre has culminated in jiu- CP ( 3 - Wrestling 09 *’ Cover Story 0 9 - Twilight Zone Poor Richard's Pub (■ Ci­ $15,749; John Warner, Va., $15,375; 6 9 “ Sesame Street (Closed sented from the Golden Pin ( 3 ~ Independent Network of the Dead (R ) Sat-Sun 10. (T l - American Bandstand Lanes. Tucson, AZ. (90 min.) 3 - Solid Gold (32) “ SportsCenter nema — Making the Grade East Windsor — Hard Bo­ Madrid of Mexico, President clear parity — or U.S. C ^tio n e d ] News (R ) plus The Three Stooges William Cohen, Maine, $13,902; (39 - Countdown to '84 Today's ( 3 r Hows Update (S ) - Night Flight dies (R ) Sat-Sun 8:30 with Julius K. Nyerere of Tanza­ ( 3 ■* Ask the Manager 69 - MOVIE: 'Catastrophe' Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12: Sun 7:30, superiority. Jesse Helms, N.C., $13,601; Strom program features weekly prev­ This documentary chronicles na­ 11:00P.M. Fast Times at RIdgemont 69 -%asida Story ( 3 " News/Sports/Weather 9:30. High (R ) Sal-Sun 10 with nia, Prime Minister Olaf The Soviet leaders have yet Thurmond, S.C., $13,482; and Gor­ (S9 ' Supersoccer iews and profiles of the 1984 tural and man-made disasters CD 3D CD 3 3 3 - News Showcase Cinemas— Indi­ Olympics. that have occurred throughout (29 ' Bella Conmigo 3:15A.M . Porkv's (R ) Sat-Sun 11:30. 9:15A.M . CD - MOVIE: 'Quadrophenia' A ana Jones and the Temple of Mansfield — Cannonball Palme of Sweden and Prime to respond to the Four Conti­ don Humphrey, N.H., $12,093. history. Narrated by William Con­ ( 3 " In Search of... young man must decide whether 0 9 - M O V IE: 'fin M an' A deaf Doom (P G ) Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, (S ) - Health Week 3 - CNN Special Report Run (P G ) with Star Trek III: rad. computer genius falls in love with 7:20, 9:45,12; Sun 12:30, 2:45, Minister Andreas Papan- nent Peace Initiative. Their Interestingly, the official office 6 9 - Thundarr 3 - M »A * S* H to become a member of normal The Search tor Spock (P G ) society or a youth gang. Phil Dan­ his speech therapist, but his suc­ 5, 7:20, 9:45. Breakin' (P G ) fund each senator is given to pay 9;30A.M . (B) " Yan Can Cook 3 - At The Movies Sat-Sun at dark. d rea u \f Greece signed the actions over the last few 69 ■* Victory Garden iels, Michael Elphick, Leslie Ash. cess throws their relationship Sat 12:45, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:30, (3) (S) .- Dungeons and for the same type of expenses was 4:00 P.M. 7:15P.M. into turmoil. Timothy Bottoms, 11:30; Sun 12:45, 3, 5, 7:30, declar^ion calling on the weeks, however, provide lit­ Vi' Dragons 1:00 P.M. CD - Laugh-In 9:30. — Police Academy (R ) increased by about $5,000 during (i$ - MOVIE: ‘Ths Riddia of the (29 - Sports Saturday Deana Jurgens. Troy Donahue Sat 1,3, 5,7:45,10, 11:55; Son supernjbwers to cease produc- tle cause for optimism. Their 3 ) @ ) - Pac-Man/Rubik Cube (D " Dafice Show Sands' T w o former British 3 - Couple the 1982-83 period. . Hour 3:30 A:M. 1,3,5,7:45,10, — TheNaturol SHOWCASE tionxif nuclear weapons and brutal new offensive in Afgh­ CP - M O V IE : 'Criss Cross' T w o schoolchums take to the high 7:30 P.M. 3 - Night Flight (P G ) Sat 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:40, Here’s how some of the Republi­ CP - Oavey/Goliath men commit a robbery and then seas to thwart a German invasion (D ~ New s-M agazine ( 3 - Battlestar Galactica 0 9 ■ One Step Beyond 12:10; Sun 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:40. to negin negotiations toward VT-. ' double cross each other. Burt of England in 1901. Michael — Once Upon a Tim e In CINEMAS anistan, their announcement can senators used their money (S ) - Instructional Golf/Tennis CD ~ All In the Fam ily ( 3 - Sports Tonight 02) " College Baseball: '1984 Lancaster, Yvonne de Carlo. Dan York, Simon MacCorkindale, College World Series • Game 3 America (R ) Sat 1:30, 4:20, complete disarmament. 3 - Japan Today • ■C*lS M*Til«I{ OAit that more nuclear-armed i v l from the COMBO fund; Duryea. 1948. Jenny Agutter. CD CD -* Muppet Show 3 - Twilight Zone from Omaha. NE 7:15,10,12:30: Sun 1:30, 4:20, 8'HSt $Mow om $2.50 8 ) ^ Money Week 7:15,10. — Star Trek III: The The signers, representing submarines will be deployed ''•'Arm strong’s COMBO stipend (39 - MOVIE: 'Death Quake' 3 - Greatest American Hero (D ~ Major League Baseball: ( 3 - Monty Python Flying ( 3 - Newsmakers Saturday V r » Yet another Japanes disaster St. Louis at New York Circus Search tor Spock (P G ) Sot an organization called Parli­ in American waters, and jumped from $5,647 in 1982 to 6 9 - Foro Loco 3 - News Update 12:15,2:30,4:45,7:15,9:40,12; movie. 3 - At The Movies 4:00A.M . $12,436 in 1983. The bulk of the ( 3 “ Three Stooges ( 3 * Cachun, Cachun. Ra Ra Ra 11:30P.M. Sun 12:1S, 2:30, 4:45, 7:15, amentarians for World their inhumane persecution 09 - NFL's Greatest Moments 0 9 - Life of Riley 9:40. — Moscow on the 10:06A.M. (39 - Dragnet CD - Hawaii Five-0 money went to pay for computer NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ 3 - M O V IE : 'Betw een Heaven (29 - Week In Review Hudson (R ) Sat 1:15, 3:45. Order, offered to serve as of Andrei Sakharov and Yel­ ~ Evans and Novak time. fD - Kidsworld sents highlights of the 1966 and H a ir The members of a 3 CD - New York Hot Tracks 7:20, 10.12:15; Sun 1:15, 3:45, World Champion New York Jets brawling Army unit in the Pacific 3 - Schools Match Wits 4:15A.M . 7:20,10. — FIreslarler (R ) Sat intermediaries in the indis­ ena Bonner only serve to ® - Saturday Morning CD - Telethon INDIANA JONES AND THE • Warner got only $2,503 from and the 1969 World Champion during W orld W ar II find that they " MOVIE: 'First to Fight' A 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10, 12:10; ( 2 ) - Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle ( 3 " Fourth Estate - Racing From Roosevelt CD TEMPLE OF DOOM 'o*** pensable nuclear arms talks validate the Reaganite vision COMBO in 1982, but $12,873 in 1983. Kansas City Chiefs. (60 min.) must achieve harmony among CD W W II marine hero loses his nerve Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:40, 10. 3 - This Is Your Ufa (£ ' All Star Wrestling themselves before facing the 3 - Honeymooners when ho experiences marital Manchester SHOW TIMES: 17 30 2=45 5:00 they proposed. of an “evilempire.’’Overthe He used $3,307 of the committee 3 - MOVIE: 'Voices' A strug­ enemy. Robert Wagner. Terry UA Theaters East — ( 3 ~ Barney Miller 02) - SportsCenter problems Chad Everett. Dean 7:20 945 1200 PRI. SAT. 4 SUN.;: 8 ) - This Is the USFL gling rock singer and a deaf dance Moore, Broderick Crawford. Streets ot Fire (P G ) Sot 2, 4, The declaration itself was a same period, emissaries to money for airline chartei services, teacher find the strength in each 3 " Issues Jagger, Claude Akins. 1967. (3 “ College Baseball: 1984 1956. 0 9 - M O V IE ; 'Poltergeist' Su­ BARGAIN MATINEE NOT IN EFFECT ' Moscow from West Ger­ which his office said allowed him to College World Series - Best other to pursue their dreams. Mi­ - Lawmakers pernatural spirits haunt a peaceful FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT model of clarity and sanity. (£9 - Magic of Oil Painting (B) N O PASSES OR DISCOUNT maintain his 99 percent attend­ Game 1 or 2 from Omaha, NE chael Ontkean. Am y Irving, Alex suburban home. Jobeth Williams, Abjuring strategic double- many, Spain and Italy have Rocco. 1979. Rated PG. ADMISSIONS AT ANY TIME ance record for Senate roll calls. (B) - MOVIE: 'Poltergeist' Su­ 4:15P.M. Craig T . Nelson. Beatrice ( 3 . MOVIE; Wizard of 8:00P.M. Straight. 1982. Rated PG. talk and nationalistic pas­ heard a stubborn, belligerent pernatural spirits haunt a peaceful 3 - Sports Manchesler Art & Craft Sliotv • Pressler's COMBO donation Baghdad' CD - W hiz Kids Alice is kid­ ONCE UPON A message from the Soviet rfbburban home. Jobeth Williams. 3 - Pinnacle CENTER PARK ,R sion, it spoke for the interests went from $5,523 in 1982 to $11,277 Craig T . Nelson, Beatrice 4:30 P.M. napped after she overhet^rs a TIME IN AMERICA 3 - News/Sports/Weather - Welcome to the Fun leaders. Straight. 1982. Rated PG. - Kemper Open Golf murder being planned and tries to 3 3 jV/ni/i and Cciilor Sirvrts of humanity. in 1983. He spent $5,630 on photo­ 6 9 ~ Championship Wrastling CD CE) Zone Rusty Cundieff. Taw ny In coseof Roln • held at Kniohts of Columbus Hall. 138 Main St., Coverage of the third round is find out the tw o plotters. (60 -SHOWN AT ■ ( 3 ~ Alive and Wetll Moyer and Charles Zucker host Monchester _ “Today, the survival of The lesson of the present graphy during the two-year period 3 ' Antiquas ft Americana presented from the Congres­ min.) )30-420-7:I5-1060-12SO this comedy special which In- humankind is in jeopardy,” impasse is clearly set forth in — more than any of the other 3 " Wrestling (29 - Un Dia an la Vida da... sional Country Club, Bethesda, (D ** On Stage America (S) - News Update MD. (90 min.) the Four Continent Peace incumbents. 3 - Let's Go Bowling CD - Fame said the documeiU. "The 6 9 ” NIr. Rogers' Neighbor- STAR TREK III [F i Another Republican beneficiary (B) - Washington Weak/ 8 ) - Big Story CD ® - United States THE LIT TIE escalating arms race, the rise Initiative: In the nuclear age, A6od R eview Paul Duke is joined by 3 “ Great Outdoors Expert Olympic Trials Coverage of Search For Spock in international tensions and big-power conflict is too peri­ of COMBO generosity was Sen. (3 • Motorweek top Washington journalists ana­ climber John Bragg demon­ wom en's gymnastics is pre­ THEATRE OF ■ ' SHOWN AT ------John Tower, Texas, who surprised - - 10:15A.M. lyzing the week's news. strates cliffhanging techniques sented from Jacksonville, FL. (60 12:l5.Z30-4:45.7:K<:40.|2i)0 the lack of constructive dia­ lous to be left to the big Photo by Reginald Pinto for advancedr rock climbers in min.) MANCHESTER his colleagues — and may have e ) - Media Watch powers. 1:30 P.M. New Hampshire's White Moun­ 3 - MOVIE: 'Streets of Sen logue among the nuclear- dismayed the COMBO money tains. [Closed Captioned] THE NATURAL 10:30A.M. (D - Children's Film Festival Francisco' A detective and his weapons states have in­ “ Hogar Dulce Hogar Come­ partner search for the murderer of TONIGHT iP G - AFTER THE RAIN AT THE HIGHLAND PARK FALLS handlers — by announcing last (T) 3 ) ** Bugs Bunny/Road (29 GD Happy Days Again dia producida en Mexico en el a young girl. Karl Malden. Robert 8:00 P.M. -S H O w n n i BOSTON GLOBE year that he would not seek Runner Show creased the risk of nuclear 8 ) - Newsmakers Saturday cual se presentan tres esposos Wagner, Kim Darby. 1972. lfc48-345-7qi:$:4().12:10 3 - Uttles re-election. Tower got $10,267 from 3 - MOVIE: 'WarOamea' A dominados por sus esposas. Luz 3 - SportsCenter >09 - Laurel & Hardy teenage computer whiz, believing Maria Aguilar. Sergio Corona. the committee in 1982, and $21,783 3 - MOVIE: National he discovered a new video game, BREAKIN’ (JQ) - Style W ith Elsa Klensch 3 - Great Chefs/San Lampoon's Vacation' While in 1983. A novel. If minor, expendi­ unwittingly challenges the De­ [PC' Readers' views Frdncisco driving cross-country to giant Open forum / ture from Tower’s COMBO ac­ 6 9 3 ~ Alvin & the fense Department's wargames -SHOWMAT . Wally World, the Griswold clan computer to a global thermonu­ 5:00 P.M. count was $100 for his memboj^ip ^^ilu o u n ks detours into a series of screwball -.'•/•I )2:46-3:00.S4)0.7:X4l:30-liai clear war. Matthew Broderick, m - Minion: Impoulble Q ^w ectrlc Company sidetrips. Chevy Chase, Beverly Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 in the Texas Press Assoc^pih, Dqbney Coleman, John Wood. ( £ 8 - W ido W orid of S p o rt. DeAngelo, Christie Brinkley. which allows him to keep in touch Q ^ffancho Pajaro Amarilio 1983. Rated PG. STREETS OF FRE (X) - Top 40 Video 1983. Rated R. In my opinion, this could easily TV evangelists have rightly indi­ "Legionnaire’s Disease" scare, if I with editors of the state’s 600-o. June 2. 1964 - 9 Watching a soap^ Sunday TV ' CBS exec sees from the wrong - Weekday T V unsuspcfcting city. Roy Scheider, W - MOVIE: -Tho Mwi Who ' comedies’ future 6;00A.M. 5:00 A.M. 0 - Varied Programa 12:30 P.M. 3 ~ Match Qama/Hollywood 4:30 P.M. Warren Oates, Malcolm McDow­ Sew Tomorrow' Michel de Nos­ Squares Hour GD - Kidiworld ell. Rated R. tradamus accurately predicted ® - Sign On/Nsw* 0 - Maston ol tha Univocaa 0 - Candid Camara Hour CD (D ~ Young and the CD - Three's Company the rise of Hitler and o th ^ Nstori- Restleae (3 - Untamed World CD - Truman Taylor Talks To 1 8 (B) - living Wild The 150 side of camera (33) - Biogrsphv 8:00A.M. 0 -7 0 0 Club CD - Batman NEW YORK (UPI) - David Poltrak, CBS vice Million Ton Shrimp.' Tonight's cal figures. Orson Welles nar­ 0 - Ryan's Hops 3 - Amor Ajano GD - New Jersey Report 0 - Facts of Ufa QD - Movie program looks at the efforts of rates. 1981. Rated PG. 5:30 A.M. ® - Woody WoodporAar CD president for Research, predicted the days of the 0 - AM-Oay Movioa 0 - 2 2 ANvs 3 - Eigfft Is Enough GD - Independent Network ectentists to predict if krill can be By Jullanne Hostings ® - Vaited Programs ® - Variad Programa GD - Happy Days Again situation comedy as TV viewers know them today are N ew s 1:00 A.M. 0 - Saarch For Tomorrow 3 - Porky Si Bugs harvested to feed human popula­ United Press International 0-8coabyDoo 0 - Electric Compeny 3 - Pink Panther and Friends numbered, but there’s a future on prime time for CD - A B C N ^w e ® - J m Fnnidln Show (2Ql - N e w Zoo Revue tions. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ 3 ~ Fact* of Ufa 1:00 P.M. 3 - French Chef 3 - Scooby Doo tioned) (33) - Ig d fl— " — • Notwocii 0 - SportaCantsr “ character comedies.” (S) - News Update GD - Twilight Zone — a*a-a^waiiona------Hour Msgazins NEW YO RK — Clutching an 81-page b< ^ ‘ : l ' - Now * 0 - Buga Bunny ft Frianria ® QD 3:30 PaM. 5:00P.M. It didn’t take Poltrak long to demonstrate that the 1^ - MOVIE; The Water SHOOT-OUT ® - La Cerablna de Ambroeki 3 -Med Video boarded a bus the other day and took It all th eT y to...., ® - cMKlsadNns Now* 0 - Mr. Rogsra' Nsighbor- ® 0 - AM My ChMdran CD " Woody Woodpecker prime time sitcoms of recent TV history are enjoying Babies' An apprentice chimney­ Comedia musical presentando a CD-T a x i 3 - News/Spofts/Weather Pine Valley, that p^ach of a smal' town where allhrck , 10:30 A.M. ® - Movia - Battle of the Planets sweep travels from the London Arnold Schwarzenegger Fito Giron, Ofalia Guilmain, Javier 53) - Crossfir* hood GD CD - Qllligan's Island less than a Golden Era. Lopez y (^na Montez. 1:15A.M. breaks loose five times a week on ABC’s "All My - ® - AM In tha Family 0 0 - Days of Our Lives streets to adventure in Shark Cas­ stars In "The Villain," this Jk n Bokkor 0 - El Chavo/EI ChapuNn 3 - Scooby Doo GD - Paopla's Court "F o r the 1963-84 prime time season, situation tle James Mason. Tom m y Pen­ CD - Agroneky 8i C o 0 - Variad Programs 3 " Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- ’ WHd World of Animals week's offering on "N B C Sun­ 8:30 P.M. Children." 0 - Supsrfrisnria 3 3 - Utda House on tha Prairie comedies failed to claim any of the Top 10 program der 1979 6:00A.M. 0 0 - Bala of tiio Csntuiy sads y Sonia Vorhauer son los an- GD ® (S -J.ff.n o n . Florence's (3 ) - MOVIE: 'Mountain Femily It wasn’t much of a commute. Just across ^ 3 - Suparfriands positions, obviously an all-time low,” Poltrak told a day Night at the Movies." air­ ® - Votiod Progrom* 8:15 A.M. fritionas de este programa de 3 - Candid Camera Hour Hfa ia in peril when she inadver­ Robinson' A family abandons 0 - WHd World of Animals 6:15A.M. Manhattan to the cavernous studio near Lincoln aauntos pubKcos nacionales pre- luncheon meeting of the New York Chapter of the ing SUNDAY, JUNE 3. tently steps into the line-of-fire city life to start anew in the wild­ ® - Now Zoo Rovuo 0 - Variad Programa 4;00P.M. 3 - CHIP* C £ - New * Center where the top-rated daytime soap is produced. ' 0 - Dick Van Dyks santando antraviatas, noticiat, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. during a police stake out (R) erness of the Colorado Rockies. ® • CBS Eoriy Momkig Nows CD - Jaffarsons 3 - Newswatch (S) - Media Watch Outside, under the marquee, a cluster of fans stood . 8:30 A.M. daportaa y un segmento detde "Compare this to the 1978-79 season, when CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Robert Logan, Susan Damante 3 " Ha-Man A Masters/ ® - Siempre en Domingo Raul Shaw. 1979. Rated G. ® O - ABC Nows This ® - FHntatonas HoNywood. CD 3 - Hogan’s Haroas Velasco es si anfitrion de este waiting for the stars to arrive. 11:00 A.M. Untversa programs of this form held nine of the Top 10 and 15 of 6:30 A.M. M om kig ® - Straight Talk 3 - Soapbox 0 0 - Mr. Rogsra' progrema de entretenimiento in- (8) - Haalth W Mk No one asked me for my autograph except the ABC - ® - Pries Is Right the Top 20 positions.” QD - Captain Kangaroo (3D - I Droom of Joonnio CD - Dialing for Dollar* Movie Nsighboihood temecional producido en Mexico, guard at the front desk. (53) - Ptnk Panthsr S how ® -B raakaway Sitcoms had an average rating of 15.5 and a share of GD - Black New* en el cual se presentan los mas 1:30 A.M. 92) - BuohMoo Timoo on ESPN 1:30P.M. CD - Bamaby Jonas 0 - Amalia Batista Then it was off to wardrobe to pick up a nurse’s _ 0 - Orost Spaco Coaatar ® - Prioa la Right 24 percent of the viewing audience in the TV season CD - Aak the Doctor popularas artistes de la farandula ® - Nmv. Maguln. ® - Biznot I T ) ® - A s tha World Turns (D - Record/ ...Cotlac- 0 - Lova Coemsetion uniform and up to-the rehearsal room on the second" 0 - Elactric Company ® 0-Banaon tion that ended in mid-April, Poltrak said, 5 percent below ( D - N a w a hiapana asi como invitados espe- (33) - Indapandmit N M w o rk ® 0 - 20 MhHito Workout 0 - Varied Progiama 0 - Charils's Angala cialea de todo el mundo. N a w s floor. 0 - El Show.ds Eduardo M ® 0 - FamNy GD - Mork A Mindy sitcoms in the previous season and 13 percent below (B ) - Wild Kingdom S)-Doybrook 2:00 P.M. 0 - Alica ® - Nawamakar Sumtoy I was making my dramatic TV debut as Nurse U-5- - 1 0 -P o p a y a 0 - Magic Qardan 3 - Newsline the 1981-62 season. GIS - ESPN’a Spaedwaak 9:00 P.M. 0 - AB-Doy Movlos ® -N a w s 5:30 P.M. ® - ABC Nawa ( “ unit 5 ?") — and trying to gain some first-hand - 8:45 A.M. 0 - S o n y a 3 - CHIP* Patrol Of the 39 sitcoms that appeared on the three O - Insight CD CD “ 38th Annuel Tony knowledge of what goes into making an hour-long 0 . HooHh Flotd ® 0 - Dns Ufa to Uvs ® 0 -'N a w s commercial networks’ prime time schedules in the IS ) - Style With Elsa Klansch Awards Julie Andrews and Rob­ 2:00 A.M. 0 - SpoctsCantar 0 0 - WhoM of Fortuno 3 ( 0 - Sesame Street (Closed program that airs five days a week. 6:30 A.M. 0 - SaMy FMd la Gldgst Captioned) (T ) - What's Happaning 1983-84 season, only 14 will return next fall. ert Preston host this year's pre­ ® ® - CBS News 0 - Mr. Rogsra’ Nalghbor- @9 - Ring Around the World 9:00 A.M. ® 0 - M'A'S'H glimpse of kissing cousins. Napo­ sentation of the American It was 9:20 a.m. when I reported to the studio,. ® - N o w o hood 0 - Talea of tho Unoxpoctsd 0 - La Madrasta But the CBS executive said that sitcoms have been face wears a custard pie. Bud A b ­ @ ) - 8 C T V # 1 4 The comical NIghtw etch ® - Naw S26.000 Pyramid 7:00 A.M. leon and a pra-dawn firing squad. Theatre Wing's 1984 Antoinette bankers’ hours compared to what real soap peope do. 0 - D l d g s t 0 - 3-2-t. Contact evolving and surviving throughout TV history and he bott. Lou Costello, Fred Clark. chronicles of mythical Melonville GD - Return of the Saint ® - Porky ft Frionrlo 0 - Andy Griffith 0 - Quincy W oody Allen, Diana Keaton. Perry (Tony) Awards from the ® - I Lova Lucy CD - Hour of Power 1955 channel S C T V continue in all-new Gene Cowick and the other electricians had been_ ® - CBS Eoriy Momkig Nows 0-NowsDoy ' 0 - Mastocs of tha Univsraa 0 - Bob Nowhart Show predicted the pattern would continue. 1975 Rated PG. Gershwin Theatre, New. York GD - Well Street Journal ® - Dialing for DoNara M^ria ® - PTL Club - MOVIE: Blin* Bustm ' A editions. Starring Joe Flaherty, there since 3 a.m, lighting five sets. Cowick was stills 0 - Electric Company Twenty years ago, in the 1963-64 TV season, City, N Y (2 hrs ) 3 • SporteCenter ® - Jimmy Swaggart 11:30 A.M. ^ 2 0 - Another World 0 - utda Houaa on tha Pralria tonsillectomy turns one of the Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin and & - Memories of Hell ® 0 - Donahua situation comedies held seven of the Top 10 and 10 of ® - Telethon Cont'd C D ~ M erv Griffin there when I left at S p.m. GD - Tom & Jarry ® 0-Uwfcig 0 - Sbi-Qun Haroos boys into a crooner who turns the Martin Short. ® - SportsWorid Today's pro­ 3 - Prime Hme Wrestling Stumbling into the rehearsal room, I felt a little like ' 0 - Groat Spaca Coaatar the Top 20 ratings positions, Poltrak said, and two ® - Newark & Reality Sweet Shop into a Bowery Pa­ C D M O V IE : 'O rca' A killer G il - DuKwfnkla . 0 - N o w s 0 - Nuava York Ahora (2D Preeentel gram features the U S. Gymnastic IS ) - Sports Update 0 - Variad Program* (B ) - Old Tima Gospel lace Leo Gorcey, Hunt2 Hall, Championships and the Bruce whale is out for revenge when a Alice falling into Wonderland — all those people from' 0 0 - Praam Houaa 0 - What's Happening Unwanted passenger variations of the genre were dominant — the rural ® - How To With Pete 3 ' FIDO Now* at Sunrita Craig Stevens. 1950. Jenner Track & Field Classic. (90 shark-hunting seafarer captures 2:15A.M. that little screen suddenly were the same size as meC^ 0 - C a W o p s comedy and the star fam ily comedy. (33) - E S P N 's Spo rtsw o m an 3 ~ Variad Program* 0 - Powerhoma (E l - Firing Urte and kills Ns pregnant mate. Ri­ 3 - MOVIE: 'From the DEADHORSE, Alaska (U PI) - Bush pilot Marty (3$ - MOVIE: -The Pirate (S) - Newsmaker Sunday min.) There was Peter "C liff” Bergman looking tan and_^ 0 - M ass 1 2:15 P.M. ’’’Beverly Hillbillies’ was the No. 1 show that season chard Harris, Charlotte Rampling, Terrace' A man ri^s from-pov­ 3 ' Romper Room 3 - H oy M tofiw Anfritiona* M ovie' A shy teenager dreams ' Electric Company fit after a month of theater in Texas; Julia “ Brooke" 53) - Daywatch MacDonald said he thought someone was playing a with 'Petticoat Junction’ and 'The Andy Griffith (2D 1:30P.M, 5:00P.M. Keenan Wynn. 1977. erty to wealth busjeopardizes his GuMermo Ochoa. Lourda* Guer­ ® -P o p a y a she is the heroine in a pirate tale 6:45 A.M. joke on him when he landed at a remote airport, (2D " Chiquilladas Programs de CD ' Major League Baseball: marriage t h t ^ ^ misunderstand­ Cudahy looking very pregnant with a July 1 due date; 0 - Beaante Street (Closed rero y Juan Dosal presentan asta Show’ also in the Top 5," he said. 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Robinson' A family abandons 9:30 A.M. Homemaker bank next to the terminal. city life to start anew in the wild­ (& ) - Newe/Sports/Weether prove that he has what it takes to 2:45 A.M. the dry reheai^sai over, everyone jogged down to the— Am erica 12:00 P.M. also among the Top 10 programs.” - Jimmy Swaggart - Conversation With... ® - Card Sharks 3 - Laava It to Baavar “ I thought someone was playing a joke,” said GD erness of the Colorado Rockies. - Sportaworid JIP be a mean desperado, rides into 3 - MOVIE; Grease 2' A Bri­ sets on the first floor for blocking, a rehearsal for the w. ® - 700 Club ® ® ® 0 - Naws - It's Your Business one disaster after another. Kirk 3 - £1 Amor Nunca Muara Poltrak said that type of program was dominant Robert Logan, Susan Damante & - Computer Chronicles tish exchange student falls for the camera and sound men. (S ) - Josis and ttw Pussycats ® - My Thraa Sons ® - Midday -- BM Boggs MacDonald, who had arrived in Alaska recently from Douglas, Ann-Margret, Arnold until the 1970-71 season when the sitcom fell out of - Kenneth Copeland 10:45 A.M. Shaw. 1979. Rated G leader of a female gang. Maxwell Cast members, reading their scripts and flubbing-' ® - CNN Hsadlins Nawa 3 ~ My Three Sons California. > Santo Domingo Invite Schwarzenegger. 1980. 9 2 - Bualne** Tim a* On ESP N ® - Body Language favor and only "H ere’s Lucy” finished in the Top 10. GD - Oavey/Goliath ( ^ - Je w ish Life (S) - Money Week Caulfield. Michelle Meiffer. 1982. their lines, shuffled around the sets while director.,. 0 - Munstsrs 3 - Magic of OH Painting "I didn’t know what was going on. Then, its ears ( 9 - Hogen'e Heroes GD (S ) - Masterpiece Theatre Rated P(3 0 • USA Cartoon Expraas 0 0 0 - Movie As we know, that wasn’t the end of the sitcom. 7:15A.M. 11:00 A.M. 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(Closed Votes' A scholar, who turned to 3 3 -T o d a y 0 - Dr. Dans Scott “ M-A-S-H.” Gentry and Kathleen "E lle n " Noone start their,, Instead, MacDonald radioed the flight tower and C5) - We Believe Raines. Lon Chaney. Jr.. Ralph sonville. FL. (60 min.) (39 - M O V IE : 'Grasse 2 ' A Bri- Captioned] drink when his wife died, reforms 3 - 8e*ame Street (Closed 0 - Daytima 0 - Taka 2 CD 3 - General Hospital In the 1974-75 season, eight of the Top 10 shows were Bellamy. 1938. tish exchange student falls for the when the Children's Society advised them of the grizzly’s presence. GD “ To Be Announced (2B *■ To Climb a Mountain scene over. Captioned] ^ 10:00 A.M. 0 - El Show dol Msdio Dia CD-Saint 2:00 P.M. leader of a female gang. Maxwell threatens to take his children. 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John Barrymore, Virginia W ei- 3 - Batman ® - Hour Magazine 0 - Hot Potato construction vehicles to take a look at the bear, the (2), "Chico and the Man” (3), ’"The Jeffersons” (4), ~ Make Peace With Nature While preparing for her debut at over her hair curlers, and David "A d a m " Canary are 3 - Alive and Weill - World Tomorrow CD Rated PG. dler, Peter Holden. 1939. 7:30 A.M. ® - Robin's Nsat 3 ~ FamUy Feud “ M-A-S-H” (5), "Rhoda" (6), “Good Times” (7) and the Met, Grace Moore travels CD - Meet the Mayors grizzly ambled off and MacDonald could leave his dD - Big Story GD - Coming Attractions @ ) - Newsmaker Sunday busy blowing lines and missing cues in the living room ^, 3 - Woody Woodpackar back in memory to the long road - insight Out (32) - CoHsga Bmeball: 1984 (D - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig ® - Brsakaway IS) - Sasanw Street (Closed plane. “ Maude” (9). College World 'Series - 2nd of the Chandler mansion. (2D - MOVIE: The Pony (S ) * News Update leading to this night. Kathryn (2D GD - Tony Brown's Jourrtel 0 0 - Suporfriond* ® - Romper Room Captioned) 3 - AftanKMMi Break ® l - Wail Street Journal Best Game 5 or 6 from Omaha. Kaplan, an affable sort with a slight pot-belly, a’ Soldier' A Royal Canadian moun- (2 ) ~ Entertainment This Week Grayson, Merv.Griffin 1953 (S ) - Odd Couple tie risks his life to prevent a tribe 10:00 P.M. NE shock of grey hair and a penchant for calling everyone (2D ' Supersoccer (S ) - Week In Review MAVEE T WHAT’E TH’ MATTER WHO po you T" WAIT A secoMPn of rebellious Crees from going on 6:00P.M. C D - N ew s GD - News/Sports/Weather "genius,” runs from set to set as the scenes are^ I CAN'T BEUBVE ‘ New Jersey Hispeno @) - MOVIE: 'From the THINK SHE’S / HOW PIP THATSUV the war-path. Tyrone Power. Ca­ (2D CD CD (S9 ® - News 4 THEVRE LETT1N6 SHE’S TRYINE I /MEN. NOT ENOUGH BRIDGE ASTRO meron Mitchell 1952. 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Eyes are on a wall of monitors. 4Q1042 4A(87S3 EUat’s winning the spade coming year will be when you GD ~ Undersea World of & - MOVIE: -Raggedy Man' A @ ) - Big Story (S ) “ Robert Schuller GD - Fishin' Hole sailor brings love and violerKe @ ) - Wordsmith I ’m warned not to sit directly behind Ms. Babbin. king and shifting to a club. get Involved with unique or Jacques Cousteau She moves around when she works, rolls her chair SOUTH (2D - Sesame Street (Closed (3D - Fraggle Rock into the life of a lonely divorcee (S )-A sk the Manager 4:45 A.M. 4QJ104 Accordingly, he went right novel siluatlons. Don’t turn Captioned] 2:15P.M. with two young sons. Sissy Spa- l o o k s l i k e TH' SPIDERS GOT CAUGHT UP SERVES WE'D BETTER GET I VtXJ’RE RIGHT.' WE STILL GOT A | (23) - Sports Week (ED - Fall 8i Rise of R. Perrin 3 - MOVIE: 'Twice Upon A back and puts her feet up on the counter in front of her.. 4AKJ3 up with the ace and d r o p ^ your back on something just “ Pare Gente Grande Vivo cek, Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard. IN 1HeR OWN >MEB,OOOLA! HEH.' HEH.' THEM , GOING, ALLEY.’ NEW COUNTRY TTlUN.' GIODAP, because it’s different. GD " El Ministerio de Jimmy - MOVIE: The Man Who (2D T im e ' A misfit dog attempts to " I think Chuck (Richard Van Fleet) looks like an: ♦ KS2 the singleton king. desde Mexico, Richard Rocha es 1982 Rated PG. 10:30P.M. r i g h t ! Swaggart Presenta Saw Tomorrow' Michel de Nos­ destroy a factory which creates ------in that thing,” the white-haired, bespectacled a M o r ------Now be played a diamond el anfitnon de este programs gan- nightmares. Animated. Voices of 4KJ ® - Expect a Miracio tradamus accurately predicted (2D - Sneak Previews CD - Sports Extra Ms. Babbin says, referring to the actor’s sweater. to bis king and a diamond QEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) ador <^el premio Emmy en el que Lorenzo Music, Marshall Efron. Most of your companions will O ) - Dr. James Kennedy the rise of Hitler and other histori­ G D - Embajadoree de Is M usics GD - From the Editor’s Desk Vulnerable; Neither back. Ebisf could not really U presenta acontecimientos re- James Cranna. Rated PG. "M ake a note, he’s a WASP, he can’t wear that,” ' Religion cal figures. Orson Welles nar­ O ) - Bob Newhen Show Dealer; South appreciate your bright Ideas cientes en los Estados Unidos GD - Ovation associate producer Thomas De Villiers says. be blamed for ducking the rates. 1981. Rated PG * 3 - Making of 'Raiders of the second diamond. After ail, today. Don't look down on GD ■ Morningtown (SD " All Creaturee Great end (3 ) - Larson Sunday Night Lost Ark' This documentary goes Joanna is seen holding a picture that must be seen*; Weft Nortb But Soath (2D - Foro 41 2:30P.M. Small be certainly did not want the your^f if someone who Is 8:30 A.M. (S ) - David Susskind behind the scenes of director 14 always negative reiects them. (S ) - Newamakers GD - SportsCenter Plus by the audience. declarer to enjoy ail those 6:30 P.Mi Steven Spielberg's smash hit. re­ Pass 34 Pass 3 NT Major changes are In store for C D ** Portuguese Around Us (S) “ Major League Baseball: 11:00P.M. vealing the spectacular stunt "You don’t suppose she could hold that in an even diamond tricks, and dummy 12:00P.M. CD - CBS News Pass Pass Pass Qemlnis In the coming year. CD " Day of Discovery Boston at Milwaukee CD CD CD (8) ® ® - News work and special effects secrets. fakier way?" Ms. Babbiii chides Kaplan. had lost its last entry when - Face the State Send for your year-ahead pre­ G D - College Baseball: 1984 (D ( 3 ) " LP G A Golf Coverage of the C D - N e w s (60 min.) CD - Off the Sot "That music is horrible! ’’ the spade ace bad been dictions today. Mall $1 to College World Series - Game 4 CD - Truman Taylor Talks To championship round is presented CD ® - ABC News Opening lead; 43 (D - World Tomorrow Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio from Omaha, NE (D ■ Robert Schuller: The Hour from the Jack Nicklaus Center. (fi) - Inside Business Wben the second diamond City Station, New York, NY (2D " Bugs Bunny 8i Friends of Power (Closed Captioned] Kings Island, OH. (2 hrs.) GD - Odd Couple (S ) (SD - NBC Naws won in dummy, declarer 10019. Be sure to state your - MOVIE: Blockheads' - USFL Football; Teams to GD - SporteCenter N - Crossfire GD played a heart to the jack. Slapstick comedy at its best is be AnrKHinced GD - Soapbox Albert Hague finds zodiac sign. (2D “ Robert Schuller; The Hour ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Got Crazy' Aging Now he ran all his spade and performed by the famed comedy (@ - Temas y Debetee By Oswald Jacoby CANCER (June 21-July 22) of Power (Closed Captioned] 2:45 P.M. hippies to punk rockers pull to­ heart winners. At the 11th Financial conditions could be a team of Laurel and Hardy. 1938. ( 9 - Th is Is You r Life gether to prevent a real estate ty -, and James Jacoby GD - Jetsons GD - Auto Racing '84: Cart trick, Boyce exited with his mixed bag for you today. In GD - SportsCenter Plus coon from demolishing a rock 'n r T E y i N C b NOViOMPEK- Dana Rex Mays 200 from 7:00 P.M. last diamond. I don’t know some situations you’ll be 9:00 A.M. roll arena. Malcolm McDowell, A l­ ISE^MND ME OUT SOME NEW THEY CAUL (3$ - MOVIE: -Twice Upon A Milwaukee, Wl ‘Fame’ is awesome Boyce Holleman, a lawyer whether we should call it the resourceful and clever, yet In CD CD - 80 Minutes len Goorwitz. Daniel Stern. 1983. I T B e E A l L CD - up Front T im e ' A misfit dog attempts to TO purxxj STE(% r from Gulfport, Mississippi, destroy a factory which creates 3:00 P.M. CD ® - Ripley's Believe It Or Rated R. DAMONS. "coim de grace” or just plain others you may use poor judg­ CD - MOVIE; Neptune I N R D B ^ ON doesn't object to losing an nightmares. Animated. Voices of Not! Today's program features - Crisis Report By Jullanne Hostings Israel. We were guests of the state for old-fiuhioned frosting on the ment. Disaster' Giant marine creatures CD - MOVIE: Guns of the PE-TKTiyE, TELEVISION. Lorenzo Music, Marshall Efron, zero gravity life aboard Skylab, United Press International the Jewish holidays with actor Robert occasional argument, but be cake, but when E u t now LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) When menace a sunken Sealab* and a Magnificent Seven' A profes­ (S ) - Sports Tonight James Cranna. Rated PG. the crash of the Hindenburg and I T O P N I ^ very seldom loses a case. opportunity knocks today, helpless rescue vessel under the sional gunslinger and six hired Gulliam (’Benson’)." played a low club, declarer new crime-fighting technology. (3 -M O V IE : 'Deadand Buried' you'll know how to open the water of the mid-Atlantic. Ben GD - All American Wrestling gunmen team up to free a peasant NEW YORK — Tony-award winning They did some sightseeing and That philosophy served him went right up with the king revolutionary leader from prison (R) (60 min.) (Closed C a ption ^) The sheriff of a sleepy coastal door. If you’re not careful, Gaizara. Yvette Mimieux, Walter GD “ Or. Gene Scott town tries to solve a series of ma­ very well as declarer in . to make 11 tricks. That was in Mexico so that he can resume a composer Albert Hague never stopp^ at Bethlehem. however, you could stumble Pidgeon. 1973 CD - Switch cabre deaths. James Farentino, to d y ’s no-trump contract. enough for a top score for & - MOVIE: -She-s Back On popular revolt. George Kennedy. dreamed what the future held when he here we are at possibly the most over the furniture once you’re CD - Sunday Morning GD ® - Solid Gold ■ Melody Anderson, Jack Albert­ He noted first that his this hand at the North Amer­ Broadway’ A fading Hollywood James Whitmore, Monte Mark­ answered an unexpected call and went awesome place, geographically speak; Inside. star returns to Broadway and ham. 1969. ® - M O V IE : Fierce Boxer* son. 1981. Rated R. partner’s jump raise of three ican Championship in New (D - Oral Roberts down to audition for a part in a movie VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) For finds that pealing with the direc­ 3 - Independent Network ing, of the Christian religion, and some oiamonds was weak in h l^ Orleans in 1983. (33) - Black Star GD - Teles of the Unexpected IS ) - News Update best results today you cannot tor is her biggest challenge. Virgi­ N e w s that was being made near his home — guy says, ‘Excuse me, would you mind cards even by their Umit- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) (3D - MOVIE; 'Grease 2' A Bri­ nia Mayo. Gene Nelson, Frank (S) - News Update (8l & - Democratic "F am e.” do things In fits and starts. Nomirtation Debate Tom Bro- (B l - David Susskind taking a picture with my daughter tish exchange student falls for the Lovejoy 1953. GD “ American Gathering Once you have completed a kaw will be the nioderator aa He was well-known in select circles please.’ He was from Spain. leader of a female gang. Maxwell Concert 11:30 P.M. step, don't rest on your laurels Caulfield. Michelle P f e ^ r 1982 (S ) - News/Sporte/Weather presidential hopefuls Gary Hart, as a Broadway composer, teacher, “ It was incredible. Standing at this CD - CBS News too long. Rated PG. (S i - Wild Kingdom GD - MOVIE; 'Strike Up the Jesse Jackson and Walter Mon­ CROSSWORD Band' A high school is entered lecturer and music coach and in 1976, incredible place in history and a guy LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll (2D - Connecticut Lawmakers dale panicipate in a debate. (60 CD - David Susskind ( ^ - Supen into a national contest has to min.) he even did a critically praised wants to take my picture. You got to be friendly and easygoing ( ^ - Pelicula; 'El Amor no as stage a show for the two hundred CD - Benny Hill Show today and these are admirable (S ) - News/Sports/Weather (S ) • Bite and Bytes nightclub act with his actress wife admit that that is throwing any kind of Pecado' dollars needed for the trip. Judy (D - Newecope Renee Orin. ACROSS 61 Barrel. Answer to Previous Puzzle qualities, but before you affably (S) Expect a Miracle - Beile Conm igo perspective out of balance.” (S ) - Meet the Press Garland, Mickey Rooney. Paul CD - It le Written agree to something, weigh all (2D - MOVIE: 'The Pride of the But the acting didn’t start until he Hague said he never believed MGM Whiteman. 1940. ® - On Stage America aspects ol the request. Yankees' The story of New York ® - MOVIE: -Rad Una 7000' GD - Honeymooners was almost 60. would stop producing “ Fame," even 1 Preposition DOWN Yankee slugger Lou Gehrig is pre­ Three young members of a stock (B ) - Cleeek Country 3 - Inside Busineee W H B M X 6 0 5 Passing SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II car racing team and the women 3:15P.M. Casting director Howard Feuer when it was cancelled last year by NBC 1 Length others help you add to your sented Gary Cooper, Babe Ruth. 3 - Bionic Women fsneias they love reflect the tension and ® - Frraman Raports telephoned out of the blue and asked if after two seasons. resources today, be sure you Walter Brennan. 1942. 7:15P.M. 9 Nettle measure (pi.) unpredictability of the racing I S - H m H n v he might be interested in the part of “ We were up against 'Magnum, P .I.’ TH i ;. 2 Hoarfrost share what you gain with them. (2D (2Z) - Sesame Street (Closed world. James Caan, Laura Devon. 3:30 P.M. S ) - Sports Sunday 12 One (Gar.) Captioned] ® - ExchWKl. Professor Shorofsky, music teacher at When that guy (Tom Selleck) takes his 3 Burden If you connive tor more It could 1965 ® ® - NBA Basketball 13 South African 7:30 P.M. 4 Turns to chill the deal. (2D - Nuestra Familia Playoffs/or Kamper Open Qolf (0 - MOVIE: -Rwl Sky M the High School of Performing Arts. shirt off whew! When I take my shirt plant D GD - Colorsounda GD - Fraggle Rock Morning' A teenage boy is SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. (S) - World Tomorrow Should the NBA Playoffs air at Used to wearing many hats, Hague off, nothing," he said. liquid □ pushed into manhood when Ns 14 Close relative 21) Keep your actions out In this time, then it will preceded ® - Newton's Apple decided to try on one more. "But NBC thought that was the only 6 Grasse D iRlA father is killed during W orld W ar 15 Imitation the open today, In clear view of 9:30 A.M. 12:30 P.M. by |he Kemper Open Golf Tourna­ (6)-Soapbox It fit. time slot for ’Fame.’ Nothing against CttMhVl«A.lRB 6 Aims □IN ment. II. Richard Thomas, Desi Amaz THAVftJ t -i 17 Gallic 7 Entrance T l A l others. II you operate behind CD Commertt CD ^ Dance Fever Jr.. Richard Crenna. 1971. Next the movie became an NBC NBC, but now ‘Fam e’ in shown in affirmative □ (33) - M O V IE : -Th e Pirate 8:00P.M. 8 Mexican closed doors It will shroud you CD - Point of View ID CD * M O V IE; W hat Did You Do M ovie' A shy teenager dreams C D C D - A fte rM A S H Klinger in­ 11:45 P.M. series and, when the network dropped different time slots all over the country 18 Trials gentleman □ ■ ( 3 i i n D In suspicion. G3) * Jackson 5 Show In The War. Daddy?' Company she is the heroine in a pirate tale. augurates a daily lunch-hour radio the show because of poor ratings, it and it wins in all of them.” 19 Ring CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) C, given the task of capturing the ® - U f n t y lm of t h . 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Updat* /Oatna* of children, and the old people, and the me a mike with a German accent.’’’ - (SREATEST 40 Uneven ning a double-croaa when a west IS - NMhvillo Saluto. the 38 37 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) (SD ** Danny Wilson's After had not been determined. S h ^ ld '8 4 Shrine shoeshlne boy and the stockbroker — 53 Three (prefix) School SpecMs land grant b e ^ s . Randolph CREATURE Tha race belongs to the swift the NBA Playoffs air at this time, Scott. Dorothy Mek>r>e, Peggie all ages, all levels of education, and 31 3* 40 4:30 P.M. BORN IN BERLIN, Hague studied r 54 Too toft for today. If you take too much then it wilt be followed by the B/ERTOWAiK 10:15A.M. Castle. 1955. they all know me by the name of classical music at the Royal Conserva- hearing ■ Kemper Open Golf Tournament. ® - CNN Hsadllna Nawa 12:30 A.M. 42 43 44 41 time trying to make a decision (S) On the Menu IS ) - News/Sporte/Weethar ® - Coming Attrition. Shorofsky.” *? Rome, Italy. 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U.S./Worid Calendars In Brief F O C U S / People ^ __ Reagan only saw rainbow Manchester SHANNON, Ireland — President Reagan Monday returned Friday to the Irish homeland his Parking Authority, 8 a.m., 1007 Main St. Lincoln ancestors left more than a century ago and was Planning and Zoning Commission, 7 p.m., greeted by a rainbow and a protest. He saw only Center hearing room. the rainbow, Citizens’ Curriculum CoiTimittee, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. Reagan, welcomed by dignitaries at heavily School St. guarded Shannon Airport, called his arrival in the Tuesday land of his forbears a “ moment of joy.” Comment session, 9 to 10 a.m.. Directors’ office. But more than 300 demonstrators, including Municipal Building. Catholic nuns, priests and missionaries, were Vietnam Veterans Park Committee, 3 p.m., blocked by police a mile from Shannon Airport, A M u n i^ a l Building coifee room. poll published on the eve of his arrival showed Hockanum River Park Committee, 7:30 p.m., most Irish do not believe Reagan should be Lincoln Center conference room. re-elected. Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m. Lincoln Center The number of protesters, well below the hearing room. earlier prediction of 1,000 people, waved placards Wednesday saying "Reagan, Warmonger,” and “ Butcher of Cheney Hall Foundation, 5 p.m.. Probate Court. El Salvador" while chanting “ Ronnie Reagan’s Democratic subcommittee, 7 p.m.. Municipal no good, send him back to Hollywood.” Building coffee room. CDBG Study Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Center conference room. » Kirkland visits strikers ’Thursday LAS VEGAS, Nev. — AFL-CIO President Lane Economic Development Commission, 8 a.m., Kirkland arrived in Las Vegas Friday to bolster Lincoln Center gold room. the spirits of strikers in the two-month-old Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. walkout against the gambling industry, hit hours Democratic subcommittee, 7 p.m.. Municipal earlier by another bomb blast on the Strip. Building coffee room. No-one was injured in the pre-dawn explosion Independence Day Committee, 7 p.m., Lincoln outside the Frontier Hotel, police said. Two cars Center conference room. were slightly damaged, they said. Saturday Police and hotel officials said the pipebomb Democratic annual dinner, 6 p.m. Willie’s Steak House. exploded in the valet parking lot at the resort at Members of the fast-rising new wave appears in the film “Streets of Fire,” about 2: IS a.m., less than six hours after striking which opened Friday at the Newington stagehands and musicians failed to stop the band Face to Face are, from left; William reopening of Siegfried and Roy’s “ Beyond Andover Beard, John Ryder, Stuart Kimball, Cinema. Belief” wild animal and magic show with Monday Heratd photo by Pinto Angelo and Laurie Sargent. The band non-union technicians and musicians. 2 Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:30 Paramedics treat Kahm Pannhavong, Friday evening. The victim was admitted p.m. Tax trial goes to jury Regional District 8 Board of Education, RHAM 38, of 456 Main St., who was struck by a to Manchester Memorial Hospital with High School library, 7:30 p.m. car while he was crossing Main Street leg injuries. NEW YORK — A jury Friday began deliberat­ Thursday ing the fate of five Wall Street executives accused Central Office Committee, Gilead Hill School, of creating $130 million in bogus tax wrjte-offs for Route 85, 7:30 p.m. celebrity clients in the nation’s biggest tax fraud case. Pedestrian hospitalized after accident The jury began deliberations at 1:20 p.m. in Bolton U.S. District Court in Manhattan. Kham Pannhavong, 38, of 456 Main St., was Street just south of Lilley Street at about 6 p.m. The defendants worked for Sentinel Financial Monday struck by a car while he was crossing Main Street Merrill D. Colton Jr., 38, of 26 Church St., wps Face to Face with success Instruments and Sentinel Government Securi­ Football Association, Herrick Memorial Park, 6:30 Friday night and was admitted to Manchester driving north on Main Street. He saw Pannhavong, ties, whose clients included such celebrities as to 8 p.m. Memorial Hospital with leg injuries. blew his horn, and applied the brakes. The brakes. television producer Norman Lear, actor Sidney ’Tuesday The accident was still under investigation Friday locked and his car slid in the southbound land, Poitier, and composer Henry Mancini. Education Committee, Community Hall fireplace night. striking Pannhavong. The executi^found a pipe the Item or Items with the unit or non-profit organization, TOUANOTUANPWI might be called the world's ''Anyone who tells you you're worth of goods scrapped by the "lethol" Is dismantled and sold wrench and one hydrant o i ; nation's armed forces each Disposal Service, he said. such as the Bov Scouts. cap in their pickup truck, rOMMniocATKM ti largest discount house — but It going to buy a leep Is lying," as scrap. That makes for a ALSO VISIT OUR GLASTONBURY LOCATION: Isn't selling leeps to civilians. Collins sold. "They're not going year. It Is then listed on computers pretty Impressive scrap heap, police said. 29M MAIN ST. and offered free of charge to IF THE ARTICLE or articles Herald photo by Pinto ACROSS FROM THC PUTNAM BRIDGE IM t-O M I) William Collins, of the De­ to do It. What that guv Is doing Is which sametimes Includes out­ Police found open hy­ The government has disposed other branches of the service or cannot be disposed of In that drants on Wells Street, fense Property Disposal Ser­ giving vou our address, putting dated Navy destroyers and Air vice, has advice for anyone you on our mailing list, for of everything from horses to governmental units through manner. It Is then offered for Force bombers, Collins said. Trio gives praise Constance Drive, Grand­ hoy, tugboats to missile launch weekly bulletins. sale at public auction, Collins view Road and School whose Interest has been piqued anywhere from $2 to $50." 410 Burnham St. by magazine ads that offer Collins, however, does not sites, through the service. Surplus vehicles or mechani­ said. The leeps used as a come-on In Street;.and at Holl and cal equipment that cannot be Goods with a listed purchase “Kids Praise,” a mini-musicai, wiii be Phelps of 56 Starkweather St., Michael Florence streets. East official Army surplus leeps for want to discourage anyone the magazine ads also wind up Manchester, Ct. used at the K.l. Sawyer Air price of $944 million were redis­ on the scrap pile, he said, performed by the Manchester Church of Fields of 60 Nike Circle and Eddie Eldridge and Grandview or less. Forget It. You will from asking about surplus or Much of It Is sold to the public never get ah Army surplus leep getting on the government's but very little winds up at the Force Base In M arquette, tributed within the armed servi­ because the federal transporta­ the Nazarene junior choir on Sunday at Knoeckel of 379 Porter St. The musical streets, Sanford and Mil­ 644-1395 Mich., may be lust what they ces by the agency last year, ford roads, Waranoke and from the government — not at bidding list. It Is his lob to get neighborhood Army surplus tion department has ruled the 6 p.m. at the church, 236 Main St. is free and all are welcome. any price. publicity for the government's store, Collins sold. need at Scott Air Force Base In Collins sold. Property valued at vehicles unsafe for highway Richards roads, and Kent Belleville, III., he said. travel. Rehearsing are (from ieft) Colieen and Sass drives. All vou will get for your vast discount bu$lness. Collins said a good portion of $1.6 billion when new was sold to li - MANC'HKSTER HERALD. Satuftkiy, June 2. 1984 M A N (H K .S T K K ilK K A l.l). Sutuidtiv. .lutu' 2 . ]‘JH4 i:< Maine inn has its first bike-touring guest Engagements Weddings

explained Karin, “is called ‘Betthupfer!' which Editor’s note: Glenn Davis is a lianchester resident k M p jn . literally means ‘bed Jumping,’ but the word is more who is keeping a Journal,of his bike travels for the broadly Interpreted as ‘sweet dreams.’ " Manchester Herald. In tbd last entry, Davis stopped I spent much of the remaining daylight in walking The morning’s breakfast consisted of scrambled for the night at the White Goose Inn, owned by Karin about town, photographiac many o f the old homes, eggs, toast, com muffins, and tea. and Manfred Wolf. Sum m er including the “ Ridge Seven" whick are set well off and above the main road. Thoae historic homes are With a touch o f sadness in leaving Karin and |r llanifred. but with the satisfaction of b ^ ig th ^ first May It. 8:tSp.in. Cyclist white, except for one which is pale yellow. When I returned, I took a hM shower and shaved bicycle-tonring guest, 1 left the White G oo^^m at Fryebwg. Maine (first time for either m this trip ). Then 1 took a look at 9 : 4k. continuing north on NH tk. Glenn Davis The ride aksng the Connecticut R iver was easy until That Karin and Manfred have the determination the other rooms. I approached Plermont and encountered a stiff climb. cannot be doubted. M y first glimpse of Manfred, an Aside from the furniture, the rooens have a The approach to Haverhiil. likewiae, was a tough one. early toish, heavy-set German immigrant, came as distinctly feminine touch, with floraH>rhit wallpaper Haverhin is a charming community o f 11th-century he was mowing a portion of his 4t, I ate the two candies m my nightmare to a well-eamed rest along the Wild wanted to name it ‘Wild Goose Inn’ because that’s because they make too much noise.” pillows. “ The custom of placing candy m a pillow,” Anunonooane River. Janet Dubra^ki Martha Holmstrom-Robert Debbie Gorman J. Legier Advice Dubrawski-Thibodeau Holmstrom—Legier Gorman-Poudrier Mr. and Mrs. Ekiward Du- Wendell FYank Holmstrom of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gorman Mrs. Roger M. Dozois Mrs. Richard S. Donohue brawski of Medway, Mass., an­ Ellensburg, Wash., announces the Jr. ol Vernon, announce the nounce the engagement of their engagement of his daughter, Mar­ engagement of their daughter. Donohue-Fuss His flirting spoils wife’s dinner daughter, Janet Dubrawski, to tha Lynn Holmstrom of Van­ Debbie Gorman, to Roger Poud- Dozois-Guay James F. Thibodeau of Wayne, couver, Wash., to Lt. J.g. Robert J. rier, son of Mr. and Mrs Leo N.J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of scar — and, of course. I ' That is a custom based on. Legier of New Orleans, La., son of Poudrier of 15 Candlewood Drive. Stephanie Lynn Fuss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DEAR ABBY: I wish Thibodeau, of South Windsor. Mrs. Lorraine F. Guay, of Rocky Hill, daughter of Mr. don’t want scars on my ancient societies where Mr. and Mrs. George L. Legier of Miss Gorman is attending Cen­ Walter S. Fuss of Manchester, and Richard Scott you would say something Thibodeau is a former Manchester and Mrs. Albert Guay of 20 Spruce St., and Roger M. arms, nease let me Imow. women were owned by 36 Jarvis Road. Miss Holmstrom is tral Connecticut State University. Donohue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donohue of about husbands who take resident.. Dozois of Rocky Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fernand F LA B B Y IN fathers until they were also the daughter of the late Zenith She is employed by D & L ol Natick, Mass., were married May 27 at. Emanuel their wives out for dinner, The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ Dozois of New Britain, were married May 26 at St. FLORIDA owned by husbands. I. Biberstein. Manchester and Courthouse One. Lutheran Church. 2 then proceed to get overly ate of Medway High School and a James Church. Dear Abby Instead, if this is a large, The bride-elect is a graduate of The prospective bridegroom is a The Rev. Dale H. Gustafson officiated. Beverly fam iliar with the wai­ 1981 graduate of St. Anselm The Rev. Richard Lamore officiated at the mass DEAR FLABBY: wedding with a proces­ Ellensburg High School, class of graduate of Eastern Connecticut Fuss was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Elaine tress. My husband does College, Manchester, N.H. She is and double ring ceremony. The bride was given in Abigail Van Buran Another person’s expe­ sional, the bride should 1975, and Central Washington State University. He is employed Fuss and Kerry Phelan. this frequently, and it employed as a registered nurse at marriage by her father. Jane Maccarone was rience with plastic walk down the aisle with University, 1980 and 1982. She by Otis Elevator, a division of Daniel Donohue was best man and ushers were spoils my dinner. Faulkner Hospital in Boston, attended L’Universite de organist and Ralph Maccarone was soloist, both of surgery may not apply to her fiance. United Technologies in Farming- Robert Donohue and Ted Donohue. He always manages to Mass. Manchester. you. Much depends upon METHODIST Clermont-Ferrand, Clermont- ton. A June wedding is planned. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, engage the waitress in The prospective bridegroom is a Ferrand, France, L ’Institute de De-de Pudeler of East Hartford, sister of the bride, how you heal, how much PASTOR IN Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to the Greek some kind of small talk 1978 graduate of South Windsor Touraine, Tours, France, and was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Christine elasticity ranains in your CHICAGO Islands. that has nothing to do with High School and a 1982 graduate of Cecemmac, Morelia, Mexico. She Petitjean-White Cosby of Manchester, niece of the bride, and Shirley \ skin, and how much The bride is a graduate of the University of the menu — compliment­ in g approach. Say, write in and Share the St. Anselm College. He is em­ Ziolkowski. cousin of the bridegroom. “flab” must be elimi­ D E AR PASTOR: It has is a Spanish teacher at Columbia Connecticiut and the University of Massachusetts. ing her on her hair, her “ George (or whatever his results because I am ployed by State Farm Insurance R iver High School in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Petitjeanof Denis Dozois of Bristol, brother of the groom, was nated in order to firm up also been suggested that^ She is a landscape architect for Fuss and O’Neill Inc. shape, her smile, etc. name is)', when you get considering it. Company as a field claims The prospective bridegroom is a West Simsbury, announce the best man. Ushers were Kenneth Pudeler of East \ your upper arms. for those who find the. of Manchester. Some waitresses act chummy with the wai­ I am a 64-year-old representative. engagement of their daughter, Hartford, brother-in-law of the bride, and Thomas “ giving away” ritual in 1977 graduate of East Catholic The bridegroom is a graduate of Northeastern pleased; others do not tress, it humiliates me. woman who would love to An October wedding is planned Nanci Marie Petitjean to Thomas Procko of Newington. ’ See a board-certified the marriage ceremony High School and a 1981 graduate of University and the New England School of Law. He is appreciate it. Please don’t do it wear sleeveless dresses, at St. Joseph’s Church, of Medway, Duane White of East Hartford, son After a reception at the Army and Navy Club, the plastic surgeon and find offensive, it may be d^ the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in a member of the Massachusetts Bar and is employed anymore.” but I am embarrassed to Mass. of Duane L. White of Manchester, couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will This is one of the few out what is involved in this leted. And the marriage New London. He is a lietuenant as a district sales manager for Liberty Mutual of show my upper arms. The Junior grade in the U.S. Coast and the late Eleanor White. make their home in Rocky Hill. complaints I have had If he claims he doesn’t type of surgery. Ask the will be no less valid for its Boston. Mass. flesh Just hangs and looks Guard civil engineering office in The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School about my husband surgeon to let yoii see omission. Muggers want mean anything by it, terrible. New Orleans, La. Simsbury High School. Mitchell and the Forsythe School for Dental Hygenists in throughout our 31-year repeat your little speech. some o f bis work — then There will be an ecumenical College and Morse School of Boston, Mass. She is employed by Dr. Brian Courtney marriage. k The rest of my body U dMide. (If you put off writing clean getaway And if be says I will wedding service July 28 at First Business. She is employed by the of Hartford. DESERVES “try” to overcome the trim and firm. I’m ‘a letters because you don’t The Jornal do Brasil iKwspaper Herald ctiolo by PHIo Lutheran Church, Ellensburg, Hartford Insurance Group as a The groom is a graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas- BETTER 9-handicap golfer and I’m DEAR ABBY: Regard­ know what to say, send for Thursday described how an el­ habit, ask for permission Wash. ______computer programmer. High School, New Britain and attended Central to help him by giving him in good shape physically, ing the letter from the Abby’s complete booklet derly lady, mugged in Rua Garcia The prospective bridegroom is a Connecticut State University, He served four years in UNICO helps New Hope a small kick in the ankle but no amount of exercise bride with three fathers: on letter-writing. Send Davila in the Ipanema neighbor- A large anti-nuclear arms rally graduate of Manchester High the U.S. Air Force. He is employed as a sales She was undecided as to your name and address' Sam Filloramo, charter member of Manchester Chapter of DEAR DESERVES should he “ forget.” has firmed up these was held in New York’s Central School and Morse School of Busi­ representative for F. Hallock Co. of Wallingford. B ETTE R : It won’t be flabby upper arnu. which onqshouM give her clearly printed with a ***^e withheld a ring that had been Park on June 12. 1982. where ness. He is employed as a systems OPEN FOR SEASON UNICO, presents a check for $1,000 to Joanne Stowell, easy to change a man’s away. N o ^ o f these men check or money order for' stuck on her finger for many years. hundreds of thousands marched in manager, by the Morse School. A 6 in tlM Memkig til Dusk executive director of New Hope Manor!'^anchesterUNICO has habits after 31 years, but D E AR AB BY: I f any of Would plastic surgery own her. anti her husband $2.60 (this includes pos­ “ Use this,” the resourceful protest. September 15 wedding is planned. Too square, maybe? 7 days q wtik donated a total of $14,000 to organizations this year. New Hope you can try. Don’t chas­ your readers have had help? I can’t imagine will also not own her. She tage) to: Abby, Letter crook said, whipping out a bottle of Hanging Plants tise or criticise him; usea upper arm plastic ti^tening up that area is her own person and does Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, liquid soap. ______J Manor treats female adolescents who are drug and alcohol SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The California more gentle and appeal- surgery, 1 hope they will without having sonM kind not need “ giving away.” Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) ' Merryman-Schmidt ■ Fuschla, Verbena. Annuals. State Senate has rejected square dancing as the abusers. Veg. Plants, Pansies. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Merry- ,RHAM High School and attends and served as a machinist apprent­ state’s official dance because it leaves out other man of 47 School Road, Andover, Manchester Community College. ice at Pratt & Whitney for four aspects of the Western state’s culture, opponents of Cemetery Logs and News for Senior Citizens announce the engagement of their She is employed at Pratt & years. He also attends Central the bill said. Baskets Available Method works for food intolerance daughter, Valerie Merryman, to Whitney in Southington. Connecticut State University and Gregory Schmidt, son of Mrs. i,s employed at Pratt & Whitney. The sponsor. Sen. John Doolittle, R-Citrus Heights, iMcConville's Greenhouses Mary B. Schmidt of Middletown. The prospective bridegroom is a East Hartford. No date has been said square dancing had been part of the state’s social DEAR DR. LAMB: Af­ of diet isn’t acceptable on 302 Woodbridge St. tralising the action of The bride-elect is a graduate of graduate of Xavier High School set for the wedding. histoo’ since Gold Rush times, but Sen. Art Torres, Trip to Maine coast ter several years of antis- a long-term basis, though. adrenaline, the stress hor­ D-Los Angeles, noted that Spaniards ruled the state Manchester, Ct. U pasmodics to control an You heed to identify mone. In this way they, before America. irritable spastic colon I enough foods you can tend to slow the heart anvhen you say stuff like that.” nationwide with a more famous band, headline in (per double occupancy) which includes outdoor games. cine for about two weeks. to the point of losing so on X-rays or studies. 10019. prevent them from con­ smaller clubs, or do a combination of the two. I didn’t know how to go much sleep that I could Still others were told . THE BAND IS back in Boston now. Ms. Sargent, the “ We haven’t played live in quite a while so we’ve got transportation, accommodations, 3 Lastly, lady golfers are reminded I » A R DR. LAM B: I ’m tracting strongly. Thiq about eliminating foods hardly fun^on at work or they had a spastic colon. band’s drummer William Beard and two other breakfasts, 3 dinners, and sightseeing. that the league will begin June 5 at 8:30 interested in what beta action helps prevent con­ some work to do,” she said. I LARGEST SELECTION-LOWEST PRICE before I saw your column. home. Your information They did, but it was The trip is slated for Aug. 6 to Aug. 9. A a.m. at Red Rock Country Club. blockers and calcium traction of your arteries. Most physicians will say really helped and I hope spaMc because of irrita­ $50. deposit is required upon Hopefully, this time the weatherman blockers are. I have high 11k larger opening that “ Don’t eat what bothers m y comments help tion from undigested lac­ registration. will be kind to us. If you have not blood pressure but don’t results lowers your blood SATURDAY ONLY! JEWELRY REPAIR While You Wait! you,” and give you a others. tose in milk. 'IlKy didn’t There are still openings for . the received your starting times frqm the believe in taking diuret­ pressure. And the in­ About Town couple of ideas and make need psychiatric counsel­ Edaville Railroad trip, slated for June league officers, please feel free, to ics. I watch my salt intake creased flow through the you feel neurotic. ing, but they did need to 20. The cost of the trip is $22. For more contact the center. D E AR RE AD E R : Con­ and walk when I can. open arteries also helps BENCH JEWELER ON PREMISES. information, please contact Post Road I guess because knowl­ gratulations! A lot of avoid milk and milk prevent heart pain from WATES meet Tuesday The following are the results of those games and the Stages at 644-1531. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: edge of food intolerance is people have dignftivsLx products. DEAR READERS: inadequate flow through May 24 games: North^outh: Peg Dunfield and Penny Weatherwax Red Sox fans are reminded that there • Monday: 7:30 a.m. Men's Golf Just beginning to be ac­ complaints not because of I’m glad the elimination Think of beta blockers, the coronary arteries to Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. are openings for the Red Sox vs. League; 10 a.m. bingo; 10:15 a.m. cepted, some books stiU psychological factors, hut diet helped you. That form such as Inderal. as neu­ the heart. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St., rear. There will be and Linda Simmons and Terry Daigle, tied for first Toronto game on June 23 at Fenway nutrition class with Gloria Weiss; noon weighing-in from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and a business and second; and Ann DeMartin and Flo Barre, third. Park. The price of the affair is $16., lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; meeting will follow. East-West: Tom Regan and Joe Bussiere, first it Less than half the price of jewelry stores! which includes transportation and Arthritis Support Group presentation, overall; Marge Prentiss and Marge Warner, second; admission. If interested, please contact “ Micro-surgery and Joint Replace­ and Mary Willhide and Suzanne Shorts, third. Sold by weight. 14kt Gold Chfiins from * 1 to *500°°. Creative Tours at 243-2389. ment” ;-bus pickup at 8 a.m.; return Couple conflict on privacy issue Babies invited to attend North-South: Phyllis Pierson and Frankie Brown, Don’t forget, that the senior center trips at 12; 30 and 3: IS p.m. Manchester Evening LaLeche League will meet first; Ellen Goldberg and Jeff Guttman, second; Jim will begin its nutrition series this • Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. Ladies Golf Baker and Sonja Gray, third. focused, motivated indi­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Vicki Monday starting at 10:15 a.m. The League; 9 a.m. shopping bus; 10 a.m. DEAR DR. BLAKER: tion. New York, N.Y. East-West: Bev Saunders and Harvey Sirota, first; vidual If they are given DeLeo. 16 Huckleberry Lane. The topic will be. it Buy Italian gold chains, earrings, and charms. program will be conducted by Gloria square dance class; noon lunch; 12:20 M y new husband and I live 10019. Mary Willhide and Ann Staub; Margaret Boyle and everything on a silver “ The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Weiss, a registered dietician, and will p.m. bus returns from shopping; 1:30 in a small apartment with Write to Dr. Blaker at Mary Warren; and Penny Weatherwax and Peg Ask platter. Difficulties.” All new merchandise. All sizes and styles. consist of six sessions. They are as p.m. exercise with Cleo. one bedroom and one the above address. The Babies are welcome. For more information contact Dunfield, tied for second, third and fourth. Maybe your daughter volume of mail prohibits follows: ' • Wednesday: 10 a.m. Friendship bath. We disagree on what Kathy LeDonne, 646-7277. Approximate Chain Lengths: 7” 8” 16” 18” 20” 24” 30” Dr. Blaker should not be in college. Is June 4, 10:15 a.m. — “ How to Sift Circle; pinochle games; noon hinch; I would term “common peraonal replies, but ques­ Open house at vets there something else she Fact from Fiction.” 12:30 p.m. bridge games; 1 p.m. arts decency.” tions of general interest Karen Blaker, Ph.D. would rather do? Be open Ciub names champions SOUTH WINDSOR - Valley Veterinary Hospital, June 8, 10:15 a.m. — “ Weight and crafts; buspickupatOa.m.; return I want privacy when I will be discussed in future and flexible in this situa­ 47 Patria Road, will have an open house on Sunday Reduction.” trips at 12:30 and 3: IS p.m. am in the bathroom, columns. Tom Regan and Joe Bussiere were named overall from 3 to 6 p.m. tion. And think about 2 June 11, 10: IS a.m. — “ Meatless • Thursday: 10 a.m. orchestra re­ whether I am putting on champions of the Manchester AM Bridge Club. The it All the Latest Tri-Color Gold Jewelry. putting some limits on ber The public is invited to take a tour of the new Meals.” hearsal; noon hinch; I p.m. Variety my makeup or taking a open pairs club championships were played May 21. facility. bath. He thinks nothing of spending. June IS, 10:15 a.m. — “ Cooking for Show celebration, “ Sunshiners” and USE RICE to Cleon the barging in on me, even 1-2 — Homemade Mixes.” Senior Citisen’s Orchestra; bus pickup Inside of bottles and long- June 18, 10:50 a.m. — “ High Fiber at 10 a.m.; return trip after lun ^. though 1 have told him you communicated your DEAR m . BLAKER: I stem vases. Sprinkle rke Diets.” • Friday: 9:30 a.m. cribbage and how much I enjoy being needs. To say that you think I have ruined my .Down in the dumps? Get Inside container, add help from Dr. Blaker’s Thoughts June 22, 10:15 a.m. — “ Well- chess; 19 a.m. bingo; exercise with alone there. enjoy being alone in the daughter’s life by giving worm, sudsv water and Balanced Meals Without Cooking.” Cleo; noon hinch; 12:30 p.m. setback Maybe he Just likes bathroom, is hardly the her too much money to newsletter “ Fighting De- shake vlgorausly. The preoelon.” Send 89 cenu GOLD CHAIN SALES Also, on Monday, beginning at 12:30 games; bus pickup at 8 a.m.; return more “ togetherness" same as stating that you spend. From the tim e she rice will polish and clean p.m., the Arthritis Support Group will trips at 12:30 and 3: IS p.m. tiunldo. get very bothered w ^ was in her early teens, she nnd a stamped, self- Interior. Use the clossl- The coming celebration of the more strikingly manifested in the grammed by Him. be featuring a guest speaker, Marilyn there is an intrusion. could have pretty much nddreesed envelope to Dr. fied columns to sell those Christian Pentecost (Acts of the life of any given Christian. Folcik, to speak on “ Micro-surgery and M ENU FO R WEEK: DEAR READER: Secondly, it might be whatever she wanted. Blaker in care of the still good, but no longer Apostles. 2:1-41) prompts another Jesus distinguished servant How marvelously the Holy Spirit 2 DAYS ONLY I 2 DAYS ONLY! Joint Replacement.” Please attend so Monday: crabmeat on roll, soup, Maybe. Or nuiybe he was Important for both you 1 have been very well- Manchester Herald, P.O. used Items oroundvour in u e r ie s of reflections on the from friend. God can equip for one orchestrates the contributions of tb it you may be informed of the newest dessert, beverage. raised with a different and your husband to talk off because of a rather Box «re. Radio City Sta- home. S p i ^ v f God and “ The Charis- work but not for another. Earthly all human temperaments and • Thursday, May 31,10-8 • Saturday, June 2,10-5 surgery techniques for those afflicted Tuesday: hot dog, beans, poUto concept of privacy. TUs about your reaptKtive lucrative divorce mafiPRenewal.” We invoke His charlsms are not essential to cultures, and divine gifts in that with arthritis. chips, dessert, beverage. is, hy the way, not an parent’s ideas on this agroenwttt. divine help. friendship with the indwelling concert of Christian Community- • Friday, June 1,10-8 I Sunday, June 3,11-4 The Health Department will be Wednesday: ham and cheese unconunon problem for issue. It Is not a problem M y problem Is that my Hetb'e whdn t6 nvifto Since “ tongues” and similar Trinity. No one should desire Life which is genuine Charismatic spouses. It would, in fact, of sdK’s right and who’s Renewal! sponsoring a “ Fitness Walk for Se­ grinder, dessert, beverage. daughter is In coUoge but Here’s where to write for advice from tlK “diarisnu” have no necessary charlsms for their own sake or be niors” on June S at the Manchester be unusual If two adults, wrong— it is a matter of rofuaaa to study. She feels connection with love, as St. Paul disappointed if they fail to appear Tliursday: corned beef and cabbage, syndicated advice columnists featured in the Ramada Inn Quality Inn Community College fitness trail, from 9 carroU, mashed potatoes, dessert, who happened to meet, preference. And it’s a there Is no roaasn to jsffirms, we should consider mis­ ... or fail to make grateful use of Well might we pray this (prose Manchester Herald: to 10 a.m. The class will run every beverage. fall In love and get mar­ matter of educating each graduate because she will named any “ baptism of the spirit” them when bestow ^. translation of a) verse from an old Bridge Street Route 83 Tuesday and Thursday at the same Friday: egg salad, soup, dessert, ried, had the exact same other, a process which never need to work. • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box Ihat does not involve sanctity, and But personal spiritual expe­ hymn: time throughout the summer. Inter­ beverage. need for personal space. will continue for a ■39923, Hollywood, CaUf. 90033. khould not de-emphasixe the sacra­ rience should be consonant with > East Windsor, CT. Vernon, C T.' So, Join the crowd and lifetime. ested individuals should contact the d e a r READER: Are • Dr. Lam b — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., P.O. ment of Baptism (or of Confirma­ objective norms as well. The living' Light most blessed, shine on the Exit 94,1-84. Health Department at 047-3174. WEDNESDAY PINOCHLE begin to work on the . There is no automatic or her aasumpUans ahont Box 1551, Radio a ty SUtlon, New York, N.Y. tion, which augments the endow­ tradition of the church remains hearts of your faithful — even into Exit 45. 1-91. On June 7, for our final Thursday SCORES: Josephine Strimike, 618; problem with your easy way to learn to know money true? W ill aha 10019. ments of Baptism). always the rock, the constant their darkest corners; for without husband. program until fall, the center will be Richard Colbert, 869; lla r t^ LaBate, another human being and • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, W.D., P.O. Sacramental Baptism confers directive and corrective, of the life your aid we can do nothing good, having a Variety Show celebration. S96; Arnold Jensen, 862; Helen Silver, First of all, it doesn’t live with that person In sanctifying grace; and the entire of its members. The individual and everything is sinful. sound like you were Box 475, Radio a ty SUtion, New York, N.Y. After a corned beef and cabbage 869; Ruth Search, 677; Victor Turak, harmony. It takas work ^ensemble of the virtues and the conscience is a pupil, not a strong enough in the way 10919. dinner, we will retire to the auditorium 579; Harry Posplsil, 579. and love. a person to d e ve lo p in to a gifts of the Holy Spirit, though one teacher: not seeking to program Rev. Philip A. Sheridan Sale conducted by Gold Chain Sales. Inc., Meriden, CT. Come In Early For Best Selection! m 'or another virtue or gift may be God, but letting self be pro- St. Bridge'! Church

V- U — MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Suturduv. June 2, HMM MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurcliiv. Junf 2. I!IK4 - i-> Study finds Calendar job pressures Clothing needed SPORTS BOLTON — The United Methodist Church of Bolton will conduct a clothing appeal today from 9 a.m. to OK for rabbis noon. Items needed include sweaters, yam , blankets, yard goods, children’s garments and men's light By David E. Andersoh clothing. MHS gills upstage weather, win with deiuge UPl Religion Writer Trinity plans week , 1 By Bdl^apottlI The Tomahawks also won by upset by as much as 7-2, plated three The Indians’ Judy Dalone had a tune of hitting the ball in the Tuesday. Rabbis find their vocation to be at best moderately The following events are scheduled at Trinity Harold Sports Writer Friday, downing Rockville, 3-1. - tallies in the fraze to take the lead direction of surehanded shortstop The free-swinging Bobcats, stressful and at worst very stressful and generally get chance to bring in the tying and .Covenant Church for the coming week; Manchester’s comeback win for the first time in the tilt, 9-7. go-ahead runs from second and Jen Kohut. Kohut, who was ranked fourth regionally entering less professional satisfaction than do doctors or Tuesday — 6 a..m., men’s prayer breakfast at SOUTH WINDSOR- Upstaging was even more extraordinary Winning pitcher Shelly Carrier accountable by either assisting or the tournament, finish the season lawyers, according to a new study.- third but Moniz, undefeated at 7-0 LaStrada; 7 p.m., executive committee meeting; the past week’s dramatic weather because the victors failed to get then set down South Windsor in the during the regular season, induced catching all of South Windsor’s with a 14-7 record. The study, by Rabbi Leslie R. Freedman, said that executive board of Covenant Women. seemed highly unlikely, but the their first base hit until the fifth top of the seventh to clinch the Dalond to line into an inning­ final six outs, made a spectacular of the 1,168 Conservative and Reform rabbis they MANCHESTER (9)— S haw r(4-04)4), Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting. Boy’s Manchester High girls’ softball inning and then only ended up with viirtory. ending double play. diving, fence-crashing snag of a Kohut ss 4-14)4), Noone If 2-24)4), surveyed, only 2.2 percent said they felt no stress on Brigade; Pioneer Girls; junior and senior high youth; team turned out a deluge of its three safeties total in the contest. The Bobcats’ Reynolds was After South Windsor went three foul ball to end the game. Sibrinsz dh 4-2-2-1, Spears 3b 3-3-I-1, the job. while 50 percent of the sample reported Carrier p 2-14)-1, Warwick )b 44>4)-1, 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal. own, coming from behind with But a downpour of Bobcat errors coasting along with a no-hitter up, three down in the top of the Indian coach Mary Faignant finding rabbinic work "moderately stressful" and Vernali 2b 24I4>4), Dalone c 3-04)4), Thursday — 6; 30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast at seven runs in its final two at bats to and the sudden unravelling of when Manchester designated hit­ sixth, Manchester came lauded the efforts of Kohut and Pierce rf 004)4). Totals 28-9-3-4. over a quarter — 27 percent — said they experience LaStrada; 11:30 a.m.. Trinity Fellowship picnic. capture a 8-7 upset victory over starting pitcher Kelly Reynolds ter Darryl Sibrinsz lined a single to storming back in its half of the second baseman Lucy Vernali as SOUTH WINDSOR (7) — Malnelll dh their work as "very stressful.” 3- 0-14), Haklan 2b 4-14)0, Chechlle ss Friday — 7 p.m.. Girl’s DIscipleship at Hennigan’s. favored host South Windsor in the gave the Indians the opportunities left after a pop-up and a walk had frame. Another single by Sibrinsz, keys in Manchester’s comeback. Freedman recently discussed his findings at the 4- 1-1-2, Warner c 4-1-10, Good cf 4-1-3-2, Saturday — 6:30 a.m.. Boy’s DIscipleship at opening round of the CIAC state for their late-game surge. begun the fifth. Three more bases a double by Spears and a groun­ "Our middle infielders really Moniz 3b-p 4-1-20, Garofalo 1b 4-0-20, 84th annual conference of the Rabbinical Assembly, Class LL tournament Friday Manchester third baseman on balls, an error and three wild dnut by Carrier knocked in the played solid out there, especially Marques rf 3-I-1-1, LeBlanc If 3-1-00, the rabbinic arm of the Conservative Jewish LaStrada. Reynolds p OOO, Lussler 3b 04)4)0. afternoon. Leanne Spears’ bloop double down pitches with runners on third base winning markers. considering that we were inside all movement. Totals, 33-7-11-5. The 10-9 Indians, who barely the rightfield line drove in Kris saw Manchester suddenly creep to Bobcat centerfielder Robin Good week,” said Faignant, referring to Mancester 010 143 x 9-3-3 The report also indicated that the stress felt by (pialifled for the playoffs, advance Noone with what proved to be the within one run of thelead, 7-6. Exit led off the top of the seventh with the inclement playing conditions South Windsor 220 030 0 7-11-8 rabbis is a long-term condition and not simply related New members meet Carrier 8, Dalone; Reynolds, Moniz to the next round against host winning run in the bottom of the 6th Reynolds, enter South Windsor’s her third single of the game but the that postponed the playoffs for to a particular, immediate problem that can be (5) 6i Warner The following events have been scheduled at South Glastonbury High Monday at 3; 30. inning. Manchester, which trailed ace reliever Maggie Moniz. next three batters had the misfor­ three straight days starting on W P- Carrier (9-8), U>- Moniz (7-1) resolved in a short time. United Methodist Church for the coming week; FOR EXAMPLE, Freedman compared the clergy­ Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative board. (T man to males residing in a 20-mile radius of Three Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards study group; 12:30 Mile Island after the nuclear reactor incident. p.m., Mizpah-Spencer Circle; Stanley Circle; 7:30 AL roundup "There (TM I) the mean scale of stress during the p.m., women’s prayer and study. month following the accident was 0.983. The W^nesday — 7;30p.m.,newmembersemlnar, 1208 comparable index for rabbis is 1.104,” Freedman Main St.; adult Bible study. said. "Furthermore, at Three Mile Island, the level of Thursday — 9 a.m., quilting workshop. distress dropped sharply in the following several Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Tigers wallop Orioles months, while rabbis attest to their experience of Saturday — 8 a.m., concert with piano and soprano. distress over a one-year period.” Herald photo by Pinto According to Freedman, no demographic factors, DETROIT (UPI) — The Balti­ the lead to 12-0. Trammell sbigled RBI single and Moseby and such as affiliation with either Reform or Conservative Faith has an addition Latin America spotlighted more Orioles got their first look in a run in the fifth with his third hit Barfield moved up on a double branches of Judaism, age, income or size of The following events are scheduled at Center Friday night at the amazing to make the score 13-0 and Herndon steal. Moseby scored on catcher congregation contributes in a statistically significant Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., plans building committee. The classrooms Congregational Church for the coming week; Detroit Tigers t- and now under­ added an RBI in the eighth for the Butch Wynegar’s errant throw to fashion to explain rabbinic distress. an addition which will add classroom will accommodate Sunday morning Monday — 2 p.m., prayers for healing, library; 7; 30 stand why they’re amazing. final Detroit run. third. One out later. Bell reached Some of the elements that seem to explain the Detroit put a six-spot on the first when shortstop Andre Robert­ space. Looking over plans are, from left, Bible classes and Wednesday evening p.m., property committee, Robbins Room. Red Sox 3, Brewera 1 stress, according to Freedman, is an inability to Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir, Choral Room; board in the second inning, capped At Milwaukee, Mike Easier son hobbled a routine ground ball. maintain the distinction between what psychologists James Bellasov, John Ware and Peter Amana clubs for boys and girls. 7:30 p.m., Dlaconate, Robbins Room. by Alan Tramm ell’s two-run ho­ ripped a two-run triple and Bruce Upshaw lashed an RBI single to call "role” and "person," that is, "between oneself , Foster, all members of the church’s Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance. Federation mer, and opened its string of 14 Hurst hurled a five-hitter Friday score Barfield and Garth lorg the person and oneself the rabbi.” Room; 7 p.m., adult educaation, Robbins Room; 7:30 games against its two chief com­ night, leading the Boston Red Sox slashed a single to score Bell. "Rabbis do not traditionally establish such a p.m.. Chancel Choir, Choral Room. petitors with a 14-2 victory over to a 3-1 triumph over the Milwau­ The Yankees scored in the ninth boundary," Freedman said. Nor do lay people usually MACC News Thursday — 9:30 a.m., adult education, Robbins Baltimore. kee Brewers. on an RBI double by Steve Kemp allow rabbis to establish such boundaries, he added. Room; 7:30 p.m., program on Latin America, “ Detroit is good, but I ’m stub­ Hurst, 7-4, struck out two and and an RBI groundnut by Roy "The rabbi himself must nonetheless not forget that Fede.rotion Room. born enough to know it isn’t over,’’ walked one in going the distance Smalley. he is first a peron and then a rabbi," Freedman said. losing starter Scott McGregor said for the seventh time this season. Angels 5, Indians 2 "F o r example, the less one distinguishes role and Day camp to begin July 9 after getting thumped out in the Hurst has allowed just one run in At Cleveland, Bob Boone capped person, the more one denies oneself the relief and Youth to be confirmed six-run second. his last 18 innings and the Red Sox’ a three-run fourth inning with a comfort that privacy can afford.” two-run, bases-loaded single and kitchen coordinator. We need help in many other Four young people will be received into member­ "They beat me. They whupped pitchers have yielded just one run "A wide range of familial problems ensue when a Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff of rookie Mike Brown drove in two areas as well. Volunteers are needed for arts and ship at Second Congregational Church Sunday at a 10 me. They kicked my rear, but in their last 28 innings. man doesn’t keep clearly in mind the differences the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. Jackie runs Friday night to spark the crafts, and to provide outdoor games and supervision. a.m. confirmation service. you’re going to have games like The loser was Don Sutton, 3- 4, between being a husband, being a parent, and being a Morelewicz is director of the Interfaith Day Camp, California Angels to a 5-2 victory We also need a camp assistant to help with the Reid Martin, David Stino, Rick Toledano and Chip that. We’re right on the pace it who allowed just five bits while rabbi," he said. which is sponsored by the Manchester Area over the Cleveland Indians. day-to-day operation of the camp. Walter have completed a course of study that began in usually takes to win. Over the long striking out eight. Conference of Churches. The Angels sent nine batters to A RE LATE D FIN D IN G was that 30 percent of the Nurses are desperately needed. State law requiresa October of 1983. They will celebrate their first haul, we’ll be there. Of course, if Boston scored all its runs in the the plate in the fourth triggered by rabbis report feeling “ fairly often” or “ very often” By Jackie Morelewicz nurse present each day. Please nurses (R N ’s, L P N ’s ), communion with the congregation at the service. they keep winning the way they fourth. Dwight Evans led off with a Brown’s two-out single that scored that their wives would would prefer they were not Director, Interfaith Day Camp if you can help at least one day during camp, let us have been, obviously they’ll break single and one out later Tony Doug DeCinces from second base. UPI photo rabbis. know. records and they’ll win. Armas walked. Easier followed Emanuel plans potliuck An infield hit by Rob Wilfong filled Dr. Samuel Klagsbrun, associate professor of With the onset of the spring weather, some minds Minds also wander to thoughts of budgeting. The “ But very few teams win 100 with his triple into the gap in right the bases and Boone, who had only WBA lightweight champion Ray Man- round of their championship fight. pastoral counselling at the Jewish Theological are wandering to thoughts of the ISth annual cost of this year’s camp is expected to be $1500. Please The following «vents are sscheduled at Emanuel games, if you’ll check. It’s a center field to knock in two runs three hits in his last 37 at- bats, Bramble won by TK O in the 14th round Seminary, affirmed Freedman’s finding and added a Interfaith Day Camp. I know of many children in town support a child for the two weeks ($30.), or send any Lutheran Church for the coming week; seven-month season and we’re and scored on Bill Buckner's cini (left) throws a left hook at lined a single to center. note on what he believed is one of the greatest causes who are so looking forward to those two weeks in July.' amount you can to MACC, P.O. Box 773, Manchester, Monday— 9:30a.m., fairworkshop; 3:30p.m.,staff right on the same pace we won it infield grounder. Livingstone Bramble during the first to take the title. The Angels made it 4-0 in the of stress among rabbis: "the disparaging view of the Two weeks of friendship, fun and excitenfient 06040. meeting; 6:45 p.m., youth ministry; 7:30 p.m., with a year ago.” The Brewers scored their run fourth without a hit. Rod Carew rabbi by the younger American Jewish community." happening July 9 to 13, and July 16 to 20 at Concordia This will be my fifth year associated with Interfaith council. Trammell agreed that it was too when Bobby Clark led off the fifth walked and took second when He said young Jews have a continuing desire to Lutheran Church. Day Camp. Each year, I am amazed at the generosity Tuesday — 9 a.m., housing board meeting; 10 a.m., early to call this series an inning with his first home run of the shortstop Julio Franco booted a distance themselves from the world of their parents, Other wandering minds are those of the MACC staff. of the people of Manchester. Whether that generosity Old Guard, all retired men of community welcome; important one. year, a line drive shot into the right such as their legacy from Europe and their religious As of now, we are frantically searching for volunteers "If we can win two out of three field bleachers. grounder by DeCinces. Bramble strips Mandril manifests itself in donations of time or money, it is Beethoven Choirs; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Lutheran Roytds 7, Twins 1 beliefs, and that desire leads them to direct a to make thqse two weeks a reality for SO Manchester there. Church Women, election of officers. •wfrom Baltimore.and three out of Blue Jays 10, Yankees 2 children, ages 6-11, all referred by area social four from Toronto, then I’ll say At Toronto, Willie Upshaw drove At Minneapolis, Willie Wilson “ hatred" at the synagogue and its religious To volunteer, please call the MACC office at Wednesday — 6; 30 p.m., senior confirmation class BY Joe Cornlcelll Bramble, who fights in the ni’s left eye badly with two hard functionary, the rabbi. worker;. we’ve done a hell of a job ," in three runs with a two-run homer smacked a three-run, inside-the- 649-2093, or Jackie Morelewicz at 649-1292. rehearsal; 7p;m., Y E A potluck; MARCH; 7:30p.m.,, UPI Executive Sports Editor conventional right-handed style, right hands and Bramble hurt the Trammell said. park homer, the 13th of his career, Camp is not camp without counselors. We are Emanuel Choir. and a single and CTiff Johnson switched to left-handed in the champion again late in the 10th looking for 40 of these special young people, ages 14 "The crowd and the media have cracked a two-run homer Friday and CHiarlie Leibrandt won his first Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15a.m., care BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - Liv­ seventh round and confused Man­ roubd with a crisp left hook. and up. Many wonderful teens are returning from last THANK YOU'S really made this series seem a night, pacing the Toronto Blue American League start Friday Knox granted degree and visitation; 3; 45 p.m., final Belle Choir; 7; 30 p.m., ingstone Bram ble turned his cini enough to nearly put him Mancini, looking obviously frus­ year, with some coming back for their third or fourth little more important than it really Jays to a 19-2 victory over the New night, leading the Kansas City Scandia. taunts and threats into reality with down. With a minute to go. trated and disappointed, returned VERNON — The Rev. Dr. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor year. We’ve received a very generous contribution to the is. After all, it’s not September." York Yankees: Royals to a 7-1 victory over the Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous, Luther a stunning upset Friday night, Bramble caught Mancini with a to his corner with both eyes of the Talcottville Congregational Church, was Teens volunteering for this year’s camp include Soup Kitchen from the Silk City Chorus. The chorus is The loss snapped a five-game The triumph was Toronto’s 13th Minnesota Twins. Hall, 60 Church St. stopping defending champion Ray sweeping right hook that buckled bleeding and badly swollen. granted a doctor of ministry degree at Hartford Nick Owens (back for a fourth year), Jase the local chapter of SPEBSQSA, Inc. Proceeds from winning streak for the Orioles. in its last IS games. Leibrandt, 1-0, scattered six hits Mancini in the 14th round to win the his knees. Mancini had to backpe­ Mancini, sensing he might need Seminary May 8. A service in his honor is Sunday at 7 Morelewicz, Meg Giles, Karen Berzenski, Steven their benefit concert in January go to support the Dan Retry pitched a three-hit Doyle Alexander, who was re­ in going eight innings in his first World Boxing Association light­ dal and was hanging on when the a knockout, began to pick up his p.m. at the church, 10 Elm Hill Road, with a reception Tramontane, Arthur Spaulding, Linda Lee Scheide- Institute of Logopedics and local charities. I know you iCIds Praise’ at Nazarene shutout over six innings, raising leased by the Yankees last year, start for the Royals and first weight title. round ended. attack in the 12th round. Bramble following. man, Kevin Kennedy, Jennifer Boulay, Bobby are waiting. SPEBSQSA, Inc. stands for Society for his record to 8-2, before turning scattered flve hits, struck out four major-league appearance since The Junior Choir at the Church of the Nazarene will Bramble’s upset victory capped In the eighth. Bramble picked up appeared a bit tired but the Participants will include Knox’s father, the Rev. Kennedy and Richard ’Tramontano. All our counse­ the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop things over to Doug Bair. Bair and walked one over eight innings 1982 when he was with Cincinnati. sponsor a mini-musical called "Kids Priase’’ Sunday a night of upsets as Gene Hatcher, the attack and wobbled Mancini challenger stormed back in the Frederick R. Knox, pastor emeritus of Brighton lors work from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Counselors must Quartet Singing in America, Inc. And they’re great. earned his third save although he to raise his record to 5-1. Alexand­ He was called up Tuesday to the at 6 p.m. at the church, 236 Main St. a 4-1 underdog, stopped previously again. The champion appeared to 13th and won the title in the 14th. Avenue Baptist Church, Allston, Mass.; the Rev. provide their own transportation to and from camp. We also want to thank other contributors to gave up a two-run homer to John er’s victory was his fourth in a row Royals from their farm team at The musical tells the story of Psalty, a singing song unbeaten Johnny Bumphus to win be on the verge of going down as his The victory raised Bramble’s Newell Curtis of Center Qpngregational Church in Swimming is held each afternoon. A bus is pro vid ^ Shepherd’s Place; parishioners of St. James who Lowenstein, his third, in the and 12th in his last 13 decisions Omaha. Joe Beckwith pitched the book that is trying to find kids to sings songs about the WBA junior.welterweight title eyes glazed over just before the record to 21-1-1. His only loss was Manchester; Dr. Ralph Sundquist, former professor for the swim and field trips. A hot lunch is provided have.pledged monthly support to the kitchen; the seventh innnig. dating back to last season. ninth. Jesus. The character will be played by Helen Dumas.' in the co-feature. bell sounded. Bramble, fighting an eighth-round decision to An­ of Christian education at Hartford seminary; and Dr. daily (free of charge) for all campers and staff. There ManchesterCouncilof Catholic Women; Bread for the Singles by Parrish, Larry Hern­ Leading 4-0, Toronto blew the While Sox 6, A ’s 4 Musical director is Connie'- Carlton and drama Bramble, a huge underdog des­ before an almost totally pro thony Fletcher three years ago. Michael Rion. president of Hartford Seminary. is no doubt that this job of counselor is demanding. But World; Arthur Vesho, and Herbert and Ruth McQuire. don and Lemon loaded the bases game open with flve runs in the At Chicago, Greg Walker's director is Doreen Knoeckel. Kathleen Peck is pite his No. 1 ranking, spent the Mancini crowd, sensed he was in Mancini fell to 29-2 and saw Soloists are Dr. James LeSure of Manchester, Leon any difficulty is outweighed by the wonderful Thank you also to the following donors to MACC; with one out in the second inning fourth. Lloyd Moseby tripled and two-run homer in the sixth inning choreographer and sound technician is Richard month leading up the fight taunting control and raised his hands and potential multi-million dollar Comeau of South Weymouth, Mass., and Ronald blessings within that come from this unselhsh Laurence ^ d Brenda Osborne for their gift in and loser Scott McGregor, who had scored on a wild pittdi by loser Ray — the club’s third two-run homer of Carlton. Stage de;jgn is by Karen Adams and Donna Mancini and boldly predicting blew kisses to the crowd at the end fights against Hector Camacho. Rothermal of Glastonbury, organist and choir service. memory di Martha Ferris; Dorothy and Robert a five- game winning steeak Fontenot, 1-5. Jesse Barfield the game — snapped a 4-4 tie and Dumas. -• - victory. And before a crowd of of the round. Aaron Pryor and Wilfredo Gomez director at Talcottville Church. Thompson; Viola Thoren Kress in. memory of Carl, snapped and dropped to 6-4, hit punched his third single of the gave the Chicago White Sox a 6-4 Thirty-five children will participate. The public is 13,000 at the Memorial Audito­ In the ninth, Brmable cut Manci- go down the drain. Gary Knox and Stephen Knox, sons of Dr. and Mrs. ALSO NEEDED AR E adult volunteers. Ann Gerda and Harry Thoren; Virginia Ryan, and our Kirk Gibson to force in the first game and Cliff Johnson clubbed victory Friday night over the invited. There is no admission. rium, Bramble proved to be a V Knox, will also participate. Tramontano is returning for her eighth year as friend Pete Jeffers. run. his fifth homer to give Toronto a 7-0 Oakland A ’s. prophet. Rusty Kuntz then drilled a lead. George Beil greeted reliever It was the A’s eighth loss in a row He opened a wicked gash along­ two-run single to left, Lou Whi­ Clay Christiansen with a single and on the road. side Mancini’s right eye with a Hatcher controversial taker hit a sacrifice fly to center to Upshaw stroked a 1-1 delivery into Mariners 5, Rangers 3 hard left hook in the first round and Relisious Services make it 4-0 and Trammell wound the left field bleachers for his ninth At Arlington, Texas, Ken Phelps continud to pound away at the up the inning by slamming his home run. drove in the winning run with his champion's face. He had Mancini seventh home run into the left field The Blue Jays capped their sixth homer and Alvin Davis winner over Bumphus bleeding from both eyes and the Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible vice ana cnurch school. (649- Tolland Turnpike, Manches­ upper deck. scoring with a run in the seventh on knocked in two runs Friday night Methodist Manchester. Rev. Marvin St. M ary Church, 1600 Main St., Manchester. Kev. Arnold nose and staggered him several Assemblies of God study. Nursery provided for 0815) ter. Tuesday, Congregation Stuort, minister. 10 o.m., Lemon hit his lOth hommer with Moseby’s RBI triple. to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 5-3 all services. (646-2903) Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ St., Coventry. Father James Westwood, minister. 10:X. times before unleashing a flurry of BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Gene Hatcher appeared to throw him to Belton United Methedlst Sundov school; 11 o.m., two men on in the third to make it Toronto opened a 4-0 lead in the victory over the Texas Rangers. Calvary Church (Assem­ day, Theocratic School J . Williamson, pastor. a.m., service. (6^5151) blows to the head early in the 14th. Hatcher played the waiting game the canvas. Bumphus climbed to blies ot God), 400 Buckland Covenant Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ morning worship; 6 p.m., Masses Saturday at 5:15 9-0 and Parrish hit his ninth with a first aided by a pair of Yankee Reliever Dave Beard, 3-1, the Road, South Windsor. Rev. (speaking course), 7:30 p.m .; pike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart evening worship; 7:30 p.m., Mancini staggered back against Friday and it resulted in a stunning his feet but referee John LoBianco Congregationai Service meeting (ministry p.m.; Sunday 9:X and 10:45 man on after Barbara Garbey had errors. Damasa Garcia singled last of three Seattle pitchers, Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ Trinity Covenant Church, Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., bible study (Tuesday); 7 a.m.; halvdavs,5:Xand7:X the ropes and Bramble moved in, upset and a world title for the stopped the fight with 15 seconds training), 8:15p.m.; Sunday, p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs­ tor. 9:30 a.m., Sundov Bolton Conprepatlonal 302 Hackmatack St., Man­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 church school; 11 o.m., wor­ p.m. Confessions 4 :X to 5 stroked a sacrifice fly off reliever and stole second and Moseby hurled the final 21-3 innings to gain 24-year-old Texan. left in the 11th round, causing a school; 10:30 a.m., worship, Church, 228 Bolton Center chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ ship service, nursery. (649- day); 7 p.m.. Men's prayer p.m. (742-6655) the victory. unleashing rights and lefts to the a.m.; Watchtower Study, (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Youth Bill Swaggerty in the fourth to hike walked. Barfield followed with an Hatcher took advantage of melee in the ring. child-care dnd nursery; 7:00 Road, at the Green, Bolton. son, 8 a.m., worship; 9:25 10:25. (646-1490) 3472) Church ot St. Maurics, 321 head that left Mancini helpless p.m., evenino service of Rev. Charles H. Ericsan, a.m., Sunday school; 10:25 North united MelhedUl service (Frid ay). (649-9848) Hebron Road, Bolton. The' THE against the ropes before referee Johnny Bumphus’ weakened con­ Bumphus and his manager, Lou praise and Bible preaching. Minister. 9:30 a.m., worship a.m., coffee and fellowship; Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ Rev. J . Clifford Curfin, pas­ dition .and took the World Boxing Duva, both protested vehemently. (644-1)02) service, nursery, church 11 a.m., worship. (649-2855) Jewish — chester. Richard W. Dupee, tor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; IMIE Marty Denkin stepped in and school; 10:30 a.m., fellow- pastor. Schedule: 0:45 a.m., Presbyterian Sunday masses at 7 :30 , 9:15 iiL roundup stopped it just 53 seexinds into the Association junior welterweight “ He stole my belt, you took my sh4>; 10:45 a.m., forum pro- Conservative worship, adult Bible doss, and 11 o.m. (643-4466) SPEAKS title with a stunning and controver­ title,” screamed Bumphus. "H e Baptist * grom. (649-7077 office or nursery; 10:15o.m., worship, Coventry Presbyterian round. Episcopai Church, Route 44A and Trow ­ i»r sial llth-round technical knockout pushed me down, he pushed me 647-8878 parsonage. Temple Beth Shelem, 400 church school (or age 3 Bugshu Mancini, still groggy nearly 10 Baptist Bible Church ot Center Conarepatlonal St. Oeoroe's Episcopal E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ through 6 grade, nursery; bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. over the defending champion. down, couldn't you see it? I’m Coventry, the Grange build­ Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, minutes after the fifth, had to be Church, 11 Center St., Man­ Church, 1150 Boston Tu rn­ chester. Richard J . Plavin, 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Salvation Army Bumphils was clearly in control perfectly all right.” ing,- Route 44, Coventry. Ste­ chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 am., rabbi; Isroel Tabotsky, can- Youth Fellowship at church; 9:X a.m., worship; 10:45 helped from the ring by his phen Smith, pastor. Worship tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Eucharist: 10 a.m. Holy lor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi 7 p.m. sacred dance rehear­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., Solvation Army, 661 Main In forming a conclu­ Cards rally trips Mats handlers and nearly collapsed of the fight, peppering Hatcher Security officers had to rush into Bible study and fellowship. services Sunday at )) o.m. Robert J. Bills, minister of Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- emeritus. Services, 8:15 p.m. sal. (6494696) St., Manchester. Copt, and sion rulaiya to unothar'a going down the ring steps. with stinging right jabs and the ring as Bumphus once again and 7 p.m. All are welcome. visitations; Rev. Clifford O. llgeo vicar. II o.m., fellow- Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ South United Methedlst Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:X actions a notoof cuullon (742-7937) prayer meeting. (742-7222) Oddly enough, despite the pun­ combinations when Hatcher, who tried to get at Hatcher and then Simpson, pastor emerltus; shlcrhour. Monday through day. (643-9563) Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Is sppropilala. Josus dM NEW YORK (UPI) — Pinch The Mets tied the score In their night that rallied the Atlanta Community Baptist Mlchoel C. Thornton, asso­ Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes­ chester. Dr. Shephard S. Presbyterian Church at a.m., holiness meeting; 7 ishment Mancini appeared to hardly threw any punches except sank to the canvas in tears as he Church, 585 E. Center St., Mondioster, 43 Spruce St., nol forbid all Judging In Braves to a 7-3 triumph over the ciate pastor. 10a.m., worship day, 9 o.m.. Holy Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, p.m., salvation meeting. bitter n t o Landrum singled-in the half of the fourth inning. Mookle receive, two of the officials had for brief flurries during the middle was consoled by his wife. Manchester. Rev. James I. Euchorlst. (643-9203) Lutheran Manchester. Rev. Richard (649-7707). MoN. 7:1-S, tor ha want Cincinnati Reds and completed a ' service, sonctuarv: 10 a.m. pastors. Summer schedule: go-ahead run and Andy Van Slyke Wilson singled, moved to third on a rounds, connected with a wild left Judge Harold Lederman had Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., church school. (647-9941) St. Mary's Episcopal 10 am.: service; nursery Gray, pastor. 10:X am., on to soy In vorsua 17-20 sweep of their double-header. him leading in the fight. Bramble church school for all ages, First Cenarepatlenal Church, Park and Church Concordia Lutheran care for children up to oge 5. worship service, nurserv, added a two-run single to key a single by Keith Hernandes and was unmarked and appeared to be hook that sent the champion Bumphus ahead 98-91, Judge Carol kindergarten through Grade Church (L C A ), 40 Pitkin St., 9:15 a m ., Sunday school; 7 that wa wM know plioa In the opener, Craig McMurtry Church of Andover, Route 6, streets, Manchester. Rev. (647-9141) by Us fruits. What ha four-run ninth inning Friday night scored when Darryl Strawberry, in total control but Judge Stan sprawling. Castellano had Bumphus leading 4 continuing during the ser­ Andover. Rev. Richard H. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector ; Manchester. Rev. Burton D. p.m.. Informal worship. (643- allowed three hits in 8 1-3 innings Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 0906) Unitarian torboda was unfair tto t carried the St. Louis Cardinals bounced into a double play. Bumphus rose to his feet and tied 98-92 and Judge Luis Rivera has vice; 10:30 a.m., morning Taylor, pastor. Sunday wor­ Rev. Frederick P. Moser, and Chris Chambliss homered to Berg had Mancini ahead 125-122 worship. Nursery provided. associate rector. 7:30 a.m.. a.m.. Holy Communion, Mormon snd/or osnsorlous Judg­ to a 5-1 victory over the New York The Cardinals took a 1-0 lead in up Hatcher. The challenger, in his Bumphus up 96-94. ship: 11 a.m., nursery care nursery: 9:15 a.m., church Universalist and Lou Moret had Mancini ahead (643-0537) provided. Church school: Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m., Holy ing. Meta. the third. Ossie Ssmith led off with give the Braves a 4-2 victory. attempt to finish off Bumphus, Faith Baptist Church, 52 Euchorlst and Church School school and Christian Growth Church et Jesus Chritt et 124- 123. Judge Mike Gliena had Bumphus had been putting on a 9:30 a.m., Sundov. (742-7696) hour, nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Roman Catholic Unitarian Universalist In court COSOS, Jurors .'Howe, pinch hitting for Ken a double and stole second. As Trailing 3-0, the Braves began went down him&eif after mising a Lake St., Monchester. Rev. First Cenprepotlenal with childcare; 11 a.m.. Holy Latter Day Saints (Mer­ Socletv-East, 153 W. Vernon Bramble leading 126-121. U PI had masterful boxing show except for a James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Eucharist. (649-4583) Holy Communion, nursery. m an), 30 Woodside St., Man­ ora udmonlsliad not la Oberkfell, opened the ninth with a Lonnie Smith walked, Ossie Smith their seventh inning comeback wild right hand. Hatcher finally Church of Ceventry, 117) (649-5311) Church et the Asnmiptian, Bramble leading 127-120. brief instance in the fifth round — o. m ., Sunday school; Main 10:30 St., Coventry. Rev. chester. Wayne S. Taylor, Adams Street at Thompson form conclualona about double, was sacrificed to thiid by stole third then scored on a when Rafaei Ramirex bit a bases- a.m., warship service; 7 Emanuel Lutheran bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament " I know I can win," Bramble backed Bumphus against the ropes when Hatcher staggered him with Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Gospel Church, 60 Church St„ Rood, Manchester. Rev, Ed­ Iho ueousad or tooll- (M iie Smith and scored on Lan- sacrifice fly by Tom Herr. loaded single to knock in one run. p. m., evening service. (646- a.m., worship; 9:30 o.m., meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ boldly told anyone who would and Bumphus held on until a right hand to the head. 5316) Manchester. Rev. Dale H. school and prim ary; 11:2S mony prssantad by a (jnun’s’Angle to left to snap a 1-1 New York’s Hubie Brooks Trevino followed with his double church school In Church Church et the Llvlnt Ood, Gustafson, posfor: Steven P. day moss at 5; Sunday wHnaos on tho boola of listen before the fight. "This guy is Fbvt Baptist Church, 240 Lane House. Nursery care on evangelical, full-gospel a.m., priesthood and relief masses at 7 : » , 9, ) 0 : » and singled in the seventh inning to off losing reliever Ted Power, 2-1, Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Sabin, Intern; Rev. C. Henry society. (643-4003) pursonol bias, hunchoo, tiio; tailor-made for me. He comes provided. (742-«487) church, Robertson School, Anderson, pastor emeritus. noon. (643-2195) . I^onnie Smith then bit a bouncer extend his hitting streak to q dub and scored on Bob Watson’s Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Second Cenprepatlenal North School Street, Man­ kihiHlon. or any oNtor right at you — you can’t miss him. I 7509) Church, 385 N. Main St., Sunday schedule: 0:30 a.m., to the mound, which reliever Jeaoe record M games. ground out. Cheney baseball today, First Baptist Chopot of the chester. Rev. David W. worship In the sanctuary: St. Burthelamew's Church, A New Moterlo taoUnga. Ob- never had any trouble with a guy Manchester. The Rev. V. Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ National Catholic 741E. MliMIe Turnpike, Man­ Orooco, 4-2, threw into center field Expos 2, Pirates 6 In the opener, McMurtry struck Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Rood, Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 9:45 a.m., church school, Juotlvlly In all such sHuo- . who comes right at me and I won’t Manchester. Rev. K. days, 10 to 11:30a.m. Nursery Bible study, coffee in Luther St. John's P'uNsh WuMenut chester. Rev. Martin J. aons la nsodsd. — " whU Aftem pting to start a double At Pittsburgh, (fliarlle Lea out two and walked four in raising a.m. worship service and and Sundov school. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday with him.” Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Holl; 11 a.m., worship In the Catholic Church, 23 (^Iwav Tobaocousod pjsjjPft- a two-base error. Lan­ tossed a five-hitter over eight his record to 4-6. He was replaced church school; 11 a.m., fel­ Full OUM et Ihterdsnuml- sanctuary, nursery, child­ St., Manchester. Rev. Stan­ moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday You” Bramble showed righU at the MHS to play Monday lowship hour. (649-2M3) natlMial dtuixb, 745 Main masses at 8 :U , 10 and 11 :M lameuni to gum____ drum went to and Smith took innings to become the winningest in the ninth by Bedrosian, who got ren's chopel.(643-im) ley M. Loncola^postor. 9 start that he would not be intimi­ Second Canureantlennl St„ Manchester. Rev. Philip Latvian Lutheran Church a m ., moss. (643-5906) a.m> Call: minds ot many. To Juo- sectmd 10:» and Mt a sacrifice fly to knock in the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-0. Chicago Cubs to a 12-3 victory over elaht, adult discussion; 11 646473), 24 hours. Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., to IhoeonliBiy.Conolu- Bramble continued to beat Man­ either today or Monday. Room, 656A Center St., Man­ worshlpservlce. <74^2<8I pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, noon. (643-2403) racordad massafla fliral run of the inning. a.m., coffee and fellowship; Beepet HoN, Center Street, minister ot youth. 9:30 a.m., shtita thus fermod oro Lea, 0-2, outdud^ Rick Rhoden, the PMladelphia PhiUes behind the cini to the punch and his tight The Cheney Tech at Norwich East Catholic, defending chester. (649-0N2) 11:15 a.m., lunlor choir; 4 Manchester. 10 a.m., break­ zian Bvanaetloal Lutheran M Mnd ol Judging Joaquin Andujar, 9-4i allowed 4-4. Jeff Reardon hurled the ninth Church (Missouri Synod), Sunday school: 10:45 am ., St. J u n m quHTch. SMMoln pitching of Rick Reuschel. defense prevented Bfmicini from Tech Class S haseball game will state Class L baseball champs, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowshlp; ing bread: 11:45. a m ., Sun­ worship, children's church Jaoua proMbNo. In Via fix hits, struck out eight and for Montreal to notdi his eighth Sandberg also singled and 6 p.m., senior church school day school: 7 p.m., gospel Cooper and High stioM, St., Manchastsr. Roy. Fran­ doing any real damage. be played this morning at 11 won’t see action until at least Church of Christ Manchester. Rev.ChortesW. and nursery; 6:30 p.m., even- cis V. KrukowskI, Rsv. Ro- soma way you Judgo, walked three in going eight innings and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- meeting. Ina prolsa service, nursery. save. scored a third inning run as the Bramble began to assert hinnself o’clock in Norwich. In girls’ Tuesday. The Eagles will face 6234) Kuhl, pastor. 9 o.m.. Divine (646 0999) bsrt Burbank, Rsv. Richard you ww bo judgodT^ Church el Christ, Lvdall worship; 10:1S o.m. Sunday A. Lamore, tsam mlnistrv. fbr the victory. Cubs taggsd starter Marty Bys- in the sbeth round as be began to softball. East Catholic will visit the Maloney-Hand winner with and Vernon streets, Man­ Tdlcettvllla CenaroBa- Rookie Dwight Gooden started Braves 7-4, Coha 341 tlennl Church, Main Street Johovah’s school and Youth Forum. trom with his second loss in four Mercy High in Middletown for a that game now rescheduled chester. Euaene Brewer, Holy Communion tirst and Soturday masses a t4 a n d 6 :» CHURCH OF CHRIKT At Cincinnati, Alex Trevino hit a press the attack and brought blood minister. Sunday services: 9 and Elm Hill Rood, Talcot­ Wltnassas Pantocoatal ' for New York and went seven decisions. Reuschel, with relief Class U i bout at 1:30. Monday. tville. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, m ird Sunday. (6494243) p.m .; Sunday masses at 7 :30, LydaN and Vsroanahaola three-nib double to highlight a from Mancini’s nose with a combi­ a.m ., Bible classes; K a.m., 9,W:30a.m.,nooa,andSp.m. innings. He walked three and help froDi Tim Stoddard, pickedup pastor. 10 o.m., worship ser­ Jehovah's Witnesses. 647 united Pantacustat five-run seventh inning N d a y nation to the face at the bell. worship: 6 p.m., worship. Church, 107 Woodbrldoe St., (643-4129) ftruok out seven. his third win aaainst one loss. ( M.’NNCIII'.S TKH IIKKAI.I). .S;iHii(l;i\. .luiU'HW-i m - MANCUKSTKK lIKK ALU . Siiluidav. Juno 2, 19h^ Harvard vs. Yale crew: Tradition on water McEnroe bad-tempered Holman confident in seif “ Being at Red Top gives us a Lamparelli, director of Marine This is the final installment of an interview with in what is now the oldest intercolle­ yards down the river at Red Top. a When I come back and visit Yale, NEW LONDON (UPI) - With chance to train harder and for a I’ll have memories of this place. Commerce and Development In Professional Bowlers Association member. Mar­ giate athletic event in the United more lavish compound with dormi­ Rolls Royces and Volkswagens longer periods of time,” says Crew has become a big part of my New London. He says that trans­ winner at French Open shall Holman. States. tories for crews, a dining hall, parked alongside each other, old Harvard coach Harry Parker. life, a very big part." lates to $250,000 In local business B o w le r’s In 1878, it was moved to the coach’s quarters and a boathouse. men in blazers and straw boater “ It’s a physically and mentally “This is the ideal location to for the event. PARIS (UPI) — Top seed John Jenkins: In your opinion, who is the best player Thames to take advantage of its Both camps are funded by battles with umpire Claude Ri­ his stormy episode on court one, hats will line the shores of the gruelling race.” focus on' rowing,” says Harvard McEnroe shouted af press photo- on the tour today? unobstructed raceway strptch. alumni %nd open only before the To accommodate the visitors, chard of France and photo­ the fifth seeded Jimmy Arias was W o rld Thames River as the Harvard The oarsmen welcome the time oarsman Bill Fitzgerald. “It's g ra p ^ ra and the crowd and Holman: Well, I think I have the most raw Harvard leads the series 68-50, race. the city sponsors free e|MKtain- graphers who were positioned disposing of Italian Claudia Pa- and Yale crews pull out for the to row without the pressures of good to get down here after exams argi^H|with officials during a talent of anybody on tour today, and I don’t take John Jenkins but Yale has won the last three ment Saturday night on flU ow n behind the court at one end. natta on center court. 119th time. During the three weeks going academia (the spring semester is and block everything else out.” bad-nMpered third round victory Arias had to work hard to win the as full advantage of the talent as I should. I feel times, snapping an 18-year Har­ pier featuring break oancing The origins of the controversy The 4-mile race course passing into the battle, the two. teams' o v e r), and to build up camaraderie The crews eat together and sleep over fellow-Americail Mel Purcell my game is the best game on tour today but that vard streak. (They met earlier this shows and an international food lay in the uneven nature of the opening set but thereafter was in the U.S. Coast Guard Academy rowed side by side but seldom with teammates in a confined at the $l-million French Open doesn’t mean I ’m the best bowler on tour today. year with Harvard winning at the in the same house. Y ale’s daily court one surface. Connors, Yan- control and won in straight sets, and a submarine base showcases exchanged words. festival. tennis championships Friday. San Diego and Eastern Sprints by atmosphere. schedule includes a 6:30 a.m. row, nik Noah and Navratilova all 7-6, 63, 6- 3. Sunday both a series of grueling “ We row past each other. Their Yale senior Doug Henston, com­ breakfast, then rest and relaxation But top women’s seed Martina Jenkins: Is that because of your mental game? small margins.) And for the first time since 1968, complained about it in this tourna­ Connors, seeded.4, and Henrik ^ athletic tests as well as a revered presence on the river is eerie and peting in his fourth race against Navratilova, chasing a grand slam Holman; At times, but it’s been getting better. In early May the crews traveled during the day before a 5:30 p.m. an independently run observation ment but McEnroe’s protestations Sundstrom of Sweden seeded 9, Ivy League tradition. threatening," one Yale crew of Wimbledon, U.S., Australian Jenkins: What does (he PBA school entail? north from New Haven, Conn., and the Crimson, liked the unique practice. Then comes dinner, a train will run up and down the race about the surface were still were scheduled to play but the In one game, I had 92 in the seventh frame: I had 3 Varsity, junior varsity and member says. and French open championships or 4 opens, and bowled an absolutely terrible Holman: It’s a two-day school part of which is south from Cambridge, Mass., to comradery and solitude of the movie and 10 p.m. bedtime. course enabling spectators to see extraordinary. morning rain forced the postpone­ freshmen heavyweight and eight- had no trouble in her match and game, and I didn’t get upset, and struck out for learning to deal with the media, learning the rules train on the banks of the Thames “The course was absolutely preparations. “ We foster a camaraderie that is all the event close up. The Midway through the first set he ment of their matches. man crews compete in races coasted through to the last 16 with a 181. That’s the kind of thing I can do if I keep my of the game, and our constitution and by-laws. and through its currents. straight and the training camps- “ It’s pretty, private place. We especially aimed at the fresh­ community also sponsors its own demanded that the court be Connors will play Martin Jaite of nearly overshadowed by the pomp straight sets win over France’s Another part is the mental approach to the game. The Eli gang had been ensconced provided the oportunity to train row twice a day, with lots of free men,” Johnson says. Rowers fol­ boat with a Dixieland jazz band. completely swept. Argentina Saturday while Sund­ composure. I feel my biggest friend can be my and circumstance and weight of Maria Christine Calleja 61, 6-3. self-control. If I can keep myself from getting too They talk about lane conditions, which to me is a at Gale’s Ferry, a summer camp without distraction for a long time in between. It’s an easy life, low traditional rules in the bunk- This started a 22-minute break strom also plays Hans Gildemeis- history and echoes of competitors “ This is a good promotion for the ■ Another winner Friday was the upset over any one situation, any one minute or waste of time because I don’t give a darn what the with a large white bunkhouse, a distance race,” says Yale varsity with time to read and think,” he house “ more in humor and jest and turned the crowd against the ter of Chile Saturday. past. town,” Lamparelli says. “ It’s an rain which returned to the red clay lanes are like. They have the ski slope effect, this coach’s house and a shorefront coach Tony Johnson., “ Since (they said. than anything else,” he says. top ranked American. While Navratilova coasted five-minute time; if I can ride through the bad Yale and Harvard began rowing interesting race. Both sides are courts of the Roland Garros times and not get upset, I feel I ’ve got enough effect and that effect, but the only effect I ’m boathouse. arrived), the enthusiasm and 'T think that to a certain extents Beside alumni, the race draws The tension increased when through her match Friday, so did against each other in 1852 on New pretty cocky.” Stadium after virtually washing talent to figure something out, and to bowl well. worried about is the effect it has on my ball, and Harvard’s entourage was a few spirit for the have grown.” part of me will always be here. about 15,000 spectators, says Mike McEnroe began complaining the other women’s seeds. Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesaukee out play Tuesday. about photographers who were Kathy Horvath, seeded eight, I ’m going to make the adjustments by what it “ It caused a three hour delay in working from behind the court. looked impressive in dismissing Jenkins: Did you consider yourself the best does to my ball. the start and put back to Saturday He asked that they be removed, fellow American, Kathy Rinaldi, player out here even when Earl Anthony was a number of matches including saying that their presence repres­ 6-0,63 and stayed on course to face bowling? Jenkins; Why were you negative toward the that of No.3 men’s seed Jimmy ented “ the most disgraceful exhi­ Navratilova in the quarterfinals if Holman: I think Earl Anthony is the best school? Connors. bition of humanity" and that in no both win through their fourth bowler that ever bowled. He had a combination of Holman: I didn’t think it was necessary foV the McEnroe, who has generally other tournament in the world round matches. everything. I certainly can’t sit here and put veterans to attend. Unfortunately, there are still Scoreboard Ijphaved himself in the last two m yself above Earl; there’s just no way. Anthony some players who haven’t gone, and maybe bowl would they bq allowed to operate Horvath was the only player to months after a winter blow-up in from behind the court. defeaPthe Czech-born Texan last has said that he thought my game was the best out in one or two tournaments a year, and now can’t Australia, was back to his tempes­ McEnroe will next play either year. here which is a heck of a compliment coming even do that. Don Johnson quit the tour and he is 63; Derrick Rostogno, Rancho Palos •••••••••••••••••••••• the third leading title winner on tour. He was Angeis S. Indians 2 Major League leaders Verdes, Calif., det. Richard AAotuszewskl, tuous worst Friday. Cassio Motta of Brazil, or 12th seed American Zina Garrison, the from Earl. He had the combination of the great Hopewell Junction, N.Y.,61,64; Richey Although he clinched an easy 6^, Jose Higueras of Spain in the next No.6 seed, proved too durable for physical game with an unbelievably talented forced off the tour because he refused to go. Reneberg (5), Houston, def. J ohn Carras, Through Bomesof Thursday, May 31 Tennis Midland, Mich., 62,7-5. Golf 6-4, 61 victory, the match will be round. They were tied at 2-sets all the Italian teenager, Rafaella mental approach to the game, just practically Little League CALIFORNIA CLEVELAND Jenkins; How long did the discussions go on as abrbM abrhM AMERICAN LEAGUE Women . eeeeeeeeeeeeepeeeeeeee remembered more for the continu­ with Higueras leading 3-1 in the Reggi and won through 7-5, 64, flawless. 'That’s why he was so great; why he Benlauz it 4 0 0 0 Butler cf 3 1 1 0 Individual Boning Andrea Leond (1), Broaklandvllle,Md., to who had to attend the school? player, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg ous arguing than for the quality of fifth when bad light stopped their while No.3 seed Hana Mandlikova came back from a heart attack and was better Carew 1b 3 110 Bernzrd 2b 5 0 2 0 def. ElenI Rossides, Washington, D.C ., 16, the tennis. than ever. As far as bowling goes, the man did the Holman: There were talks at the executive Lynn cl 5 0 2 1 Hargrv 1b 5 0 2 1 Engle, Mnn 118 18 43 3 1 1 15.364 62, 7-5; Gretchen Rush (2), match late in the evening. dismissed Catherine Tanvier of Int. Farm DeCIncs 3b 4 1 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 2 1 Trm m ll, Dt 184 39 6415 2 6 26.348 PIttsburiih, def. Potty Fendick (7), PSA reiults He fought prolonged verbal While McEnroe was engaged in France 63, 7-5. / impossible. board meetings off and on for a couple of years. 2 RJcksn dh 2 1 0 0 Hossey c 5 0 10 M urray, Bit 172 30 59 5 1 10 47.343 Sacramento, Calif., 64, 64; Cynthia When they first decided to have the school, and The Lawyers outlasted Dairy Queen, Brown rf 4 112 Franco ss 4 0 10 Collins, T o r 126 12 43 7 5 1 14.341 French Open results MacGregor (3), Palos Verdes Estates, 19-17, ot Verplanck Frid a y night. To m (Tavls, Sea 141 24 4811 111 34.340 Kemper Open Jenkins: What was the date that the PBA school who would go. and who wouldn’t go. it caused a lot Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 Tobler It 3 0 1 0 Calif., def. Mary Norwood, Oklahoma At Bithesda, Md., June 1 Provencal smacked a two-run double Wllfong 2b 4 0 1 0 Willard ph 1 0 0 0 Mttngly, N 171 25 58 13 1 7 26.339 Cltv,0kla.,64,36,62; Moeve(9ulnlan(4), started? of controversy. They decided, instead of cutting it and drove In the winning run tor the R.LOW. Chi 132 18 44 6 5 0 11 .333 At Paris, June 1 (P a r 72) Scholastic roundup Boone c 4 0 1 2 Nixon If 0 0 0 0 Men's singles Northfleld, III., def. Kirsten Drever, Greg Norman 6668— 136 Holman: Back in the late 70s; ’79 or ’80, off at this point or that point, they would make victors. Matt Epstein contributed Schoflld ss 2 1 0 0 Vukovch rf 4 0 1 0 Sherldn, K C 141 18 47'5 3 4 18.333 Weston, Conn., 61,62. three hits and three RBI for the (Sarbev, Ot 109 18 36 6 1 1 22.330 Th ird round Brad Faxon 7266— 140 Sports in something like that. We had a year to attend the everyone go. They railroaded it through: that’s Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 John McEnroe 1, U.S., def. Mel Gil Morgan 72-70— 142 Lawyers, while teammate Brain Sardo Totals 32 5 6 5 Totals 38 2 11 2 Garcia, Tor 200 28 66 11 2 0 13.330 school or else we became ineligible, and I didn't what the commissioner wanted, and that's what added to the cause with some tine Bell, T o r 171 25 56 13 2 5 27 .327 Purcell, U.S., 6-4, 6-4,6-1; Jimmy Arias, Jim Thorpe 70-72— 142 Collfemia 880 310861— 5 5, U.S., def. Claudio Ponotta, Italy, 7-6, Scott Simpson 70-71-142 go. I was going to fight the mandatory school, but he got. I went: that part of the tour is over forme, detensive play. Top batters tor DO Cleveland . 880010100— 2 Upshaw. T r 165 30 5310 4 8 25.321 were Mike Briere and Julie Logasse. Lemon, Det 167 26 53 9 3 9 36.317 6-3, 6-3; Em ilio Sanchez, Spain, def. Mike Reid 72-71— 143 Midget football registration Quinby wins my other supporters, my peers, decided to go and I don’t have to go back to the school. I don’t Game-winning RBI— Brown (1). John Collins excelled on detense. Sample. T x 155 21 49 7 1 1 13.316 Roland Stadler, Switzerland, 6-1,64,7-6; M ark Pfell 72- 71— 143 E— Witt, Franco, Boone. LOB— Brian Gottfried, U.S., def. Rolf (Sehring, without telling me and left me by myself, so I feel bad about having to go. I feel it was pretty Cali­ Bell, Te x 153 23 4811 1 2 15.314 Basketball Gene Sauers 7671— 143 . Manchester Midget Football League registra­ Yount, Mil 186 26 58 7 2 3 21 .312 West (tarm any, 7-6, 63, 6-3; Jose Ralph Landrum 70- 73— 143 ended up going. I don’t feel bad about it: it’s great much necessary. There were some good points to fornia 9, Cleveland 12.2B— Butler. HR— Hlgueros, 12, Spain, led Casslo Motto, •••••••••••••••••••••• Peter Jacobsen 71- 72— 143 tion for players and cheerleaders for 1984 will be Thornton (7). SB— Carew (2). S— Hrbek, Mnn 151 23 47 6 0 6 28.311 in tennis piay for the youngsters, the new players, but I don’t it and there were some boring points. When Whltakr, D t 180 33 55 6 0 4 15.306 Brazil, 67, 36, 61, 62, 31, when Jim Simons 71- 73— 144 held Monday and Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Benlguez. darkness halted play. think there’s a lot the veterans can learn. I made you’ve been at it awhile, it’s mostly things you IP H RERBBSD Ripken, Bit 197 39 6012 411 28.305 NBA Piayoffs Mark O'Meara 73- 71— 144 Army & Navy Club. Baseball Boggs, Bos 161 22 49 6 2 1 9.304 Men's doubles Ronnie Black 72- 71— 144 the best of it and fortunately I passed. know. Colllom la First round 7666-144 The program is open to Manchester residents WEST HARTFORD — Manchester High saw one WIN (W 5-5) 61-3 10 2 2 3 8 Rivers, Tex 99 8 30 1 0 1 12.303 Russ Cochran Motley, K C 137 20 42 4 2 5 19.302 Anders Jorrvd and Hans SImonsson, Championship John Mahottey 73- 71— 144 who will ^ 10 years old by Nov. 1 and have singles performer and one doubles team advance Corbett (S 2) 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Sweden, 2, def. Dominique Bedel ond Cleveland Phillips, Ok 100 13 30 4 0 1 4.300 (Best6 f-seven) Morris Hotalskv 7670— 144 reached 14 as of that date. Weight limit is 120 after early round play at the CIAC State Tournament Pascal Portes, France 62, 64; Kevin Mike Peck American League standings Sutcliffe (L 3-5)81-3 6 5 4 8 7 Rndiph, N Y 175 21 52 6 0 1 6.297 Boston vs. Los Angeles 7671— 145 Girls’ Class L Division Championships here at Hall Wllfong, Cal 91 10 27 6 1 3 13.297 Curren, South Africa, and Steve Denton, (Series lied 1-1) Mick Soil 7669- 145 pounds and the minimum is 70 pounds. Birth Camacho 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 U.S., 4, def. Charlie Fancutt, Australia, High. WP— Sutcliffe. T — 3:10. A— 15,571. Individual Pitching M ay 77 — Los Angeles 115, Boston 109 Scott Hoch 73-72— 145 certificates must be presented at registration. King grabs (Night games not Included) pitchor, ctb w I Ip h bb to ora and Jaro Novratll, Czechoslovokla, 46,6 May 31 — Boston 124, Los Angeles 121 Hale Irwin 72-73— 145 Registration fee is $10 per player, $5 per Alicia Quinby, the Indians’ No. 1 player, defeated East NIekro, N Y 7 3 78.2 77 22 53 1.60 3, 7-5; Pavll Slozll and Tom as Smid, 6, (OT) Greg Powers 7671— 145 W L Pet. GB Lopez, Det 4 0 41.2 25 12 31 1.73 Czechoslovakia, def. John Frawlev June 3 — Boston at Los Angeles, 3:30 Willie Wood 7673— 145 cheerleader and an individual family fee is not to Beth Hyer of Simsbury 6-0,60 in a preliminary round Detroit 37 9 .804 — Porter, M il 5 1 46.1 47 5 28 1.75 and p.m. Mike Donald 7673- 145 exceed $15. match and then best Kendra Farn of Greenwich 62, LPGA lead Toronto 32 15 .861 S'/i Davis, Balt 5 1 82.1 53 18 33 1.75 Wayne Hampson, Australia, 64, 62; June 6 — Boston at Los Angeles, 9 Howard Twltty 7671— 145 6-3 in a first round test. Baltimore 28 21 .571 lO'/j Heinz Gunthardt, Switzerland, and Balazs By Rick Van Sant Burris, Oak 4 2 58.2 46 25 34 1.84 p.m. Lance Ten Broeck 7671— 145 The Manchester doubles team of Beth Pagani-Teri Milwaukee 22 24 .478 15 Biue Jays 10. Yankees 2 Morris, Det 10 1 100.1 65 32 68 1.88 Taroczv, Hungary, 8, det. Brad Gilbert June 8 — Los Angeles at Boston, 9 MorkrWIebe 7674— 146 Bolton holds football signups UPI Sports Writer Boston 21 26 .447 I6V2 Hurst, Bos 6 4 77.2 67 31 48 1.97 ond Matt Mitchell, U.S., 61,61. p.m. Craig Stadler 7672— 146 McGehan topped Valerie Parauka-Donna Roosz from New York 20 27 .426 17Vj Qsnbrrv, K C 2 2 40.2 27 4 15 1.99 John Alexander and John Fltzo6 x-June 10 — Boston at Los Angeles, BUI Kratzert 75-71— 146 BOLTON — Registration of players and Hamden 63, 60. Cleveland 17 28 .378 19'/3 NEW YORK TORONTO raid, 3:30 p.m. Bob Shearer 7673— 147 MASON, Ohio — Betsy King, the Stieb, T o r 7 1 86.0 58 28 63 2.09 cheerleaders for the 1984 Bolton Football Midget In singles, Manchester’s Sarah Forstrom topped W M t abrhM abrhM John, Cal 3 3 74.0 71 2) 19 2.19 Australia, 10, def. Michael Mortensen, x-June 12 — Los Angeles at Boston, 9 Brett Upper 75-72— 147 top player on the LPG A tour this C a llto V h ta __ 26 25 .510 — Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 5 1 1 0 Zahn, Cal 5 3 60.1 59 14 15 2.24 Denmark ond Libor PImek, Czeclm- p.m. Jim Colbert 7674— 147 and Pony Football Programs will be held Monday Jane Corey of Norwalk 64,62, but fell in a first round Foil 2b 1 0 0 0 Mosebv cf 4 2 3 1 year but still unknown to many Minnesota 24 25 .490 1 Dotson, Chi 7 2 82.1 53 33 46 2.30 lovakla, 7-5, 63; Jonathon Canter, U.S., x-Hnecessory George Burns 7673— 147 and Wednesday at Herrick Park from 6:30 to 7:30 match to Sean Lee 6-1, 60. Oakland 23 27 .460 2'/} Wvnegar c 3 0 1 0 Barfield rf 5 2 3 1 Boddekr, Bit 6 4 85.1 66 40 44 2.S3 and Derek Torr, South Africa, def. Borris Gory Hollberg 7677-147 fans, shot a 5-under par 67 Friday O'Berry c 1 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 4 12 2 p.m. The Indian doubles team of Michelle Morianos- Seattle 23 27 .460 7Vi Butchr, Mnn 3 3 60.0 67 11 16 2.55 Becker, West (jermanv, and Woltek Buddy Gardner 7676-147 to grab a 2-stroke lead at the Chlcogo 22 26 .458 7'/i AAattnglv It 4 0 0 0 Alkens ph Leal, 1 0 0 T 0 o r 5 0 74.0 63 24 52 2.55 FIbak, Poland 63,61; Jimmy Arias and Donnie Hammond Nancy Keller bowed to Hamden’s Nancy Ryan and J 75-72-147 Age, maximum weight and fee requirements Baylor dh 3 110 Bell If 4 2 2 0 halfway point of the $250,000 LPGA Kansas City 20 26 .435 3 N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Eric Korlto, U.S., def. Bemie MItton, Tommy Valentine 7671— 147 are as follows: Pony, 15-19 years old, 185 pounds, Maureen Errity 64, 4-6, 7-5. Texas 20 29 .408 5 Winfield rf 3 0 1 0 Leach It 10 10 Individuol Batting South Africa, CHid Butch Walts, U.S., 63, Tim Norris 7675— 148 Championship. Friday's Results Gamble rf 1 1 1 0 Upshaw 1b 4 1 2 3 ptayer, cIb ab r h 2b Ib hr rbl avg 64; Lolc Courteou ond Guv Forget To n y Sills 7676— 148 $20 (town), $35 (others); A Team Midgets, 11-14 Play resumes Monday morning at 10 o’clock here. King, who said she counted only (All Times EDT) Kemp If 4 0 3 1 lorg 3b 3 0 11 Franco, Mtl 165 14 6014 2 0 15.364 Fronce, def. Lloyd Bourne and Chip Football Curt Bvrum 7673— 148 years old, 135 pounds, $15 (town), $35 (others); B Calllornia at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Smalley 3b 4 0 0 1 Mulinks 3b 1 0 0 0 five people following her around Gwynn, SD 171 31 59 5 5 2 23.345 Hooper, U.S. 16,63,64. Bob Glider 7673— 148 Team Midgets, 1612 years old, 118 pounds, $15 New York at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Moreno cf 4 0 0 0 Martinez c 4 0 0 0 Wshngtn, 153 32 52 9 1 30 .340 3Mark Edmondson, Australia, and Paul Azlnger 7676-141 (town), $35 (others); Cheerleaders, same age A course, was 5- under par for the Boston at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Femndz ss 0 1 0 0 Clark. SF 149 21 49 5 1 9 32.329 Sherwood Stewart, U.S., l,def. Francisco Fred Couples 7674— 148 limits as players, $10 (town), $15 (others). Seattle at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Totals 35 2 8 2 Totals 39 10 15 8 Gonzales, Paraguay, and Diego Perez, first two rounds with a 72-67—139. Durhm , Ch 157 31 51 7 1 11 41.325 USFL standings Bobby Wadkins 7673— 146 Copies of birth certificates and a photograph of MHS qualifiers' Kansas City at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. New York 080080 803— 2 Sndbrg, Ch 19) 28 62 13 5 3 30.325 Uruguay, 61, 7-5; David Graham and George Archer 7673— 148 Defending champion Patty Shee­ Oakland at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. Toronto 400 300 lOx— tO Cabell, Hou 114 14 37 5 1 3 12.325 Graham Warder, Australlo, 16, def. Nark Steve LleUer 7675— 148 each youth are required. Complinientary HARTFORD — Manchester High had four thinclads Saturday's Gomes Game-winning RBI — Barfield (2). Kratzmann, U.S, and Simon Youl, (Friday Night's Games Not Included) han was in second place two Dernier, Ch 134 29 43 3 1 0 8.321 Dan Halldorson 7675- 141 physicals will be provided. Those who wish to advance to Tuesday’s state Class L L Championship New York (Rasmussen 1-1) at Toronto E— Wvnegar, Robertson, Garcia. DP— Ray. Pitt 155 25 49 3 0 15.316 Australia, 63, 61; Eric Fromm, U.S., Eastern Conference Leonard Thompson strokes back at 71-70—141. U 8 77-71— 141 (Leal 5-0), 1:35 p.m. New York 1, Toronto 1. LOB— New York Driessn, Cn 105 17 33 9 0 3 17.314 and Shlomo Glickstein, Israel, det. Peter Atlantic Division Keh Kelley 7475— 149 participate but cannot register on these dates Meet at the State Sectional Friday afternoon here at H r Tied for third were Alice Ritz- Baltimore ((Javls 5-1) ot Detroit 7, Toronto 9. 2B— Kemp 2, Leach. 3B— Johnson and Grey Whytecross, Austra­ W L T PCI. PF PA Redus, CIn 140 25 44 7 1 3 8.314 Mike Smith 77-72— 149 should contact Cliff Scorso at 6461423. Hartford Public. man with 73-69—142. Robin Walton (M orris 10-1), 2:15 p.m. Mosebv 2. HR— Johnson (5), Upshaw (9). Samul, Phi 199 33 62 10 8 3 20.312 lia, x-Phlla. 13 1 0 .929 394 165 Hal Sutton 7676— 149 Boston (Clemens 1-0) at Milwaukee SB— Garcia (23), Mosebv (13), Bar- Obrkfll, StL 110 14 34 8 0 0 6.309 64, 16, 64; Buzz Strode (xid Crolo New Jersey 11 3 0 .786 342 234 Jim Booros 7676-149 Don Hickey had a toss of 185 feet to win the javejin at 73-69—142 and rookie Amy Benz (Porter 5-1), 2:30 p.m. field Brooks, N Y 153 15 47 4 1 5 18.307 WIttus, U.S., def. Joakim Nystrom and Pittsburgh 3 11 0 .214 228 288 Tom Purtzer 71-78— 149 Stafford honors Flemke with teammate John Rogers also advancing with a with 70-72-142. Oaklond (Burris 4-2) at Chlcogo (1). Hrnndz, N Y 155 15 47 6 0 2 20.303 Stefan SImonsson, Sweden, 76, 67, 9-7; Washington 2 12 0 .143 200 367 Tom Jenkins \ 7675— 149 toss of 168 feet, good for seventh place. Vinnie (Dotson 7-2), 7:05 p.m. IP H RERBBSO Brad Drewett and Broderick Clyke, Soulhern DIvIsloa Back another stroke and tied for Hayes, Phil 130 23 39 5 2 3 17.300 Gory Marlowe 7676- 149 STAFFORD — A section of the high grandstand California (John 3-3) at Cleveland New York Davis, Chi 157 21 47 7 0 8 33.299 Australia, def. Bert Cox, U.S., and x-BIrmnghm 12 2 0 .857 418 220 Mark McNulty 7674— 149 Liscomb was sixth in the 3,000 with a time of 9:14.6 sixth place were Pat Bradley at (Comer 04)), 7:05 p.m. Foment (L 1-5) 31-3 9 7 6 ) 1 Virgil, Phil 117 19 35 5 1 19.299 Michael Fancutt, Australia, 76, 64; Tam pa Bay 10 4 0 .714 378 284 Loren Roberts at Stafford Motor Speedway is being named in while Jim Marx was fifth in the shot put to qualify for Christiansen 1 2-3 2 2 2 0 1 6 7676-149 71-72—143 and Ayako Okamoto of Seattle CVoung 4-3) at Texas (Darwin McRynlds, 164 23 49 6 3 8 29.299 Henri Leconte qnd Yannick Noah, New Orleans 8 6 0 .571 276 304 Payne Stewart 7676— 149 honor of late racing great Edward Flemke, further competition. 4-2), 8:35 p.m. Brown 1 2 0 0 1 0 France, det. David Mustard and Chris Memphis 6 8 0 .429 253 324 GIbbv Gilbert Tokyo, Japan, at 72-71—143. Rllo 111111 Raines, Mtl 181 34 54 8 0 5 29.298 7673— 149 formerly of Manchester. Flemke, a veteran Kansas City (G u ra 6-2) ot Minnesota Wilson, N Y 161 15 48 6 1 1 11 .298 Lewis, New Zealand, 76,46,64. Jacksonville 4 10 0 .286 255 374 Barry Joeckel 7670- 149 The LL Meet will be at Willowbrook Park in New Only seven golfers in the huge N (Viola 4-5), 8:35 p.m. Howell 1 1 0 0 0 2 Rose, Mtl 121 18 36 4 1 0 11 .298 Women's sidles Western Conference Curtis Strange " driver and car builder, won countless races over a Britain at 4:30. ToroM o 7674— 149 field of 144 managed to break par Sundoy's Gomes ./Porker, CIn 185 20 5511 0 1 27.297 ^ocond rowNI Central DIvIsloa Bob Boyd 7675— 150 period of years at Stafford, including the second Kansas City at Minnesota Alexander (W 5-1) 8 5 0 0 1 4 Trillo ; SF 125 18 37 7 1 4 12.296 Carling Bassett, 15, Canada, det. Petra Houston 9 5 0 .643 488 338 Lyn Lott 7674— 150 after two days of play on the Oakland at Chicago Lam p 1 3 2 2 0 1 Individual Pitching Huber, Austria, 63,26,63. Michigan 7 7 0 .500 310 297 Ken Green 77-73— 150 Spring Sizzler in 1973. He passed away recently. East qualifiers difficult course designed by Boston at Milwaukee HBP— by loro (Fotenot). WP— Oklahoma 6 8 0 .429 217 367 pneher, d b w I Ip h bb so era Th ird round Lorry Mize 7677— 150 Nicklaus. Baltimore at Detroit Fotenot. Sutter, StL 1 3 34.2 29 17 ) . n Martino Navratilova, 1, U.S., San Antonio 5 9 0 .357 222 270 Nick Price MADISON — East had four qualifiers advance to T — 2:27. A — 30,586. 8 77-73— 150 California at Cleveland [Jenny, Phil 4 3 64.0 52 8 35 1.55 def. Chicago 4 10 0 .286 296 372 Thomas Gray 7677— 150 KIngswood honors Burke Wednesday’s state Class L Championship Meet at Cindy Hill, who enjoyed a 4- New York at Toronto Holland, Phi 3 2 33.2 30 9 19 1.60 M arl6 Chrlstlne Collelo, France, 61,6-3; Pacific Division Lorsy Ringer Seattle at Texas, night 7674— 150 Windham High at Friday’s State Sectional here at stroke lead going into the second Honyett, LA 6 2 73.0 64 13 34 1.85 Zina Garrison, 6, U.S., def. Rafcwllo Denver 8 6 0 .571 283 322 A-Marty West 7674— 150 John Burke III of Manchester was presented Ryan, Hou 2 76.1 51 29 ) 1.89 Reggl, Italy, 7-5, 64; Kathy Horvoth, 8, Los Angeles 7 7 0 .500 252 288 Hand High. round after a sizzling 6- under par 6 8 George Codle 7675— 150 with the MacDonald Award of the Kingswood- National League standings Mahler, Atl 3 1 42.0 38 10 16 1.93 U.S., def. Kathy Rinaldi, U.S., 60, 63; Arizona 6 8 0 .429 348 232 Frank Fuhrer 7676— 150 Buddy Zachery qualified in the 106 and 206meter 66 Thursday, suffered disaster Knepper, Ho 5 5 83.2 65 18 43 2.04 Petra Keppeler, West Germ any, def. Oakland 5 9 0 .357 179 279 Fuzzy Zoeller 7676— 150 Oxford School as the senior who has proven an with a 6over par 78 Friday and Tigers 14, Orioies 2 Candeir, Ptt 5 4 65.1 65 15 59 2.20 Ellena Ellssenko, Soviet Unlon,61,64. x-clinctied ptayofl spot dashes. He had a 23.0 cloocking in the latter event to (Night Games Not Included) Danny Goocknon 7677— 150 outstanding athlete and who best exemplifies slipped back in the pack. Valenzul, L A 5 5 84.1 71 33 78 2.24 Women's doublet Friday's Gomes Bozby Clompett 7675— 150 take second place. Chris Galligan qualified third in East (All Times EOT) diligence in practice, sportsmanship and spirit of BALTIMORE DETROIT Trout, Chi 6 3 67.0 61 21 29 2.28 First round Gavin Levenson 7675— 150 the 800 with a time of 2.00.0. Ron Adams advanced in King, who had no victories from W L Pet. GB McWllms, P 2 3 62.0 58 28 49 2.32 Mortina Novrotllova and Pam Shriver, New Orleans of Memphis, 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia 27 19 .587 — abrhM abrhM Wally Armstrong 7674— 150 conlpetition. 1977 through 1983, is seeking her Carlton, Phil 2 3 76.1 69 . 25 59 2.36 U.S., 1, def. Heather Crowe and Kim Michigan at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Wayne DeFrancesco 7678— 150 the 3,006meter run with a time of 8:56.2, second best. Chlcogo 27 20 .574 W Bumbry cf 3 0 1 0 Whltakr 2b 3 1 1 1 Sotuntay's O cmtim ' Burke won letters in three varsity sports — • »#4rv ' third win in 10 weeks. She is Shelbv cf 1 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 5 2 3 3 Pena, L A 5 2 71.1 67 14 46 2.40 Steinmetz, U.S.,62,62; MlmoJousovec, DM not quollfv Jim Meyer qualified in the shot put with a toss of New York 22 21 .512 3Vt Soto, CIn 7 1 80.1 48 28 70 2.58 Yugoslovlo, and Betsy Nogelsen, U.S., 7, Chicago at Oklahoma, 8:30 p.m. football, hockey and lacrosse. He plans to attend currently the runaway leader for Montreal 24 24 .500 4 D w yer rf 4 0 0 0 Castillo 3b 0 0 0 0 Chip Beck 77-76-151 15.58 meters and in the discus with a heave of 44.02 UPI photo Lea, Mtl 8 2 80.2 66 32 43 2.68 det. Barbara Bromblett, U.S., and Hana Jacksonville at Oakland, 8:30 p.m. Joe Inmon 7676- 151 Trinity College this fall. St. Louis 24 27 .471 5Vj Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 (kirbev 3b 4 1 l l Sunday's (Tames meters. He was third best in both events. 1984 LPGA Player of- the Year M urray 1b 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 3 2 2 Strochonova, Switzerland, 60,61; Sandy Mac 0'(3radv 7676— 151 Pittsburgh 19 26 .422 7Vi Collins and Alycla Moulton, U.S., 12, def. Los Angeles at Washington, 2;3llp.m. Australian Greg Norman drives off the third tee during honors. West Gross 3b 4 1 1 0 Low ry c 1 0 0 0 BUI Britton 7676151 Tim Howard and Paul Ray previously qualified in Ellena Ellssenko and Nothalla Revo, New Jersey at Tompa Bay, 2:30 p.m. Jack Ferenz Yet, the 28-year-old native of Los Angeles 28 23 .549 — Lownstn If 2 1 1 2 Herndon If 5 1 2 1 Arizona at Birmingham, 2:30 p.m. 77-74— 151 Big East announces plans the 5,000. the second round of the Kemper Open. Norman was Young If 10 10 Evans 1b 3 10 0 Soviet Union, 62, 61; Helena Sukova, Don Forsman 77-74— 151 San Diego 25 21 .543 Romania, 61, 36, 6-3; Ann White and Bulls report LB Andy Hendel Jon Chaffee 7676— 10 San Diego at San Francisco, night TODAY Lesly Allen, U.S., def. Rofoello Reggl, (shoulder) probable. LB Tom DInkel beginning with the spring of 1985. The North “ I don’t resent it,” she said. ” I Saturday's Games Young. H R — Trom m ell (7), Lemon (10), V ic Reoalodo 81-71-10 NEW YORK (UPI) — Top seed Andrea Leand, Parrish (9), Lowenstein (3). SF— 1 :X Baseball; Yankees vs. Blue Italy and Glnny Purdy, U.S., 61, 62; (hamstring) probable. Invaders reports Clarence Rose 7676- 10 Division will include UConn, Boston College, falling within tivo points of a startling upset, just don’t have gallery appeal. I (All Times EDT) Jays, SportsChannel, WPOP Barbara Jordan, U.S., and Elysobelh John Sulllvon (knee) out. RB Eric four strokes up Atlanta (Perez 4-1) at Cincinnati Whitaker, Garbev. Dave Stockton 8672— 10 Providence College and St. John’s. The South think the real demonstrative play­ 2:00 Baseball: Orlales vs. Tigers, Sayers, Austria, def. Ann Henricksson, Jordon (ankle) probable. recovered in time to beat 16year-old Eleni Rossides, (Owchinko 2-1), 2:1Sp.m. IP H RERBBSO Mike Sullivan 7677— 10 Division will include Georgetown, Pittsburgh, Boltlmere Channels 22, 30 U.S., and Beverly Mould, South Afrlco, 6 RoW MattMe 1-6, 62, 7-5, Friday and reach the semifinals of the ers draw the big galleries. I’m not Chicago (Eckerslev0-1) at Philadelphia 4, 62; Penny Borg and Laura Berstein, CHIMGO at OKLAHOMA — Blitz 7676— 10 By Don Cronin have made,” Norman said. “ I (Koosman 6 6 ), 2:15 p.m. M cG rgr (L 6-4) 1 2-3 5 6 6 0 0 2:00 MISL: Blast vs. Steamers, AAzTke NIcolette 7674- 10 Seton Hall and Villanova. Olympic Tennis Trials. real emotional. I try not to be Swoggerty 21-3 3 5 2 2 Channel 3 U.S., def. Sophie Amloch, France, csid reports G Rod Watters (ankle) out. LB Mark Calcovecchla UPI Sports Writer made every putt coming downhill San Diego (Whitson 63) at San 6 Pat Medrado, Brazil, 62, 6 3 ; Susan 7676— 10 Rossides, the daughter of former Columbia because if I get real excited it Francisco (Krukow3i6), 4:05 p.m. DMartInez 4 5 2 2 1 4 2:00 NCAA Track and Field, Chan­ Ruff (knee) probable. WR Kris Jim Kane 7676— 10 and missed most of the o n ^ going nels 8, 40 Rimes and Shelly Solomon, U.S., def. Haines (hamstring) probable. RB Budd may be snubbed University star quarterback Gene Rossides, fought affects my game.” Montreal (Rogers 2-3) at Pittsburgh Detroit Ken Brown 7677— 10 BETHESDA, Md. - Greg Nor­ up. (Candelaria 5-4), 7:05 p.m. Pelry (W 8-2) 6 3 0 0 1 1 2:15 Baseball: Red Sax vs. Brewers, Petra Del hees, Switzerland, and Katerina Worthy (knee) probable. DE Ray Tom Lomore 7677— 10 back from a 1-3 deficit in the final set and was serving While the fans may not recognize Bair (S 3) 3 4 2 2 0 2 WTIC Skronska, Czechoslovakia, 6 2 ,4 6 ,6 MHindj probable. DE Chris Pat Mc(3owan LONDON — Zola Budd, the 18-year-old South man, relaxed and confident, fired ' “ It seemed easy to read the St. Louis (Cox 2-6) at New York 2. LIndstrom (elbow) auestlonable. Out­ 7675- 10 for the match at 5-4. King, her fellow players certainly (Torre z G4), 7:35 p.m. HBP— by McGregor (Gibson). T — 2:28. 3:30 Pro Bowling: Tucson Open, Jim Nelford 7671- 10 African-born runner who is one of Britain’s his second-straight 4-under-par 68 downhill putts and roll the ball. But A—-47,252. Channels 8, 40 Lea Antonoplls and Kim Schaefer, U.S., laws report DE Clay Ruvie (ankle) out. Dovid Ogrin But Leand, the only professional in the field and do. Houston (NIekro 2-7) at Los Angeles det. Cotrln Jexell, Sweden, ond Jenny DB Vance Bedford (thigh) out. K 7677— 10 brightest medal hopes for the Los Angeles Friday for a 136 and a 6shot lead uphill, I just couldn’t make myself (Reuss 2-2), 10:05 p.m. 4:30 Golf: Kemper Open, Channel 3 BUI Sander 7674- 10 ranked 30th in the world, broke serve for 65 and then ’’She’s becoming a tough com­ 5:00 College W orld Series: M iam i vs. Klltch, U.S., 61, 36, 61; Julie Efren Herrera (thigh) proboble. Denis Watson ' Olympics, may not be selected for the British over tour rookie Brad Faxon after firm the ball into the back of the Sunday's (2omes Arizona State, ESPN Harrington and Vicky Nelson, U.S., def. 7677— 10 won the next two games. petitor week after week, just like 2 St. Louis at New York John Homarik 77-76— 10 team after all. two rounds of the $400,000 Kemper cup the way you’re supposed to do. 7:30 Boseball; Mets vs. Cardinals, Chrlstlanne Jollssaint, Switzerland, Gory Krueger All four women’s seeds made it to the semifinals, JoAnne Carner, Nancy Lopez or Chicago at Phlladephia and 7675- 10 Doubts over the wisdom of selecting her are Montreal at Pittsburgh Channels 9, 20, W K H T David O'Kelly Open. Every 6, 8 or 16footer uphill, I left Beth Daniel,” said Sheehan. Braves 4, Reds 2 8:00 Boxing: Bobby Czyz vs. Mark Marcella Mesker, Holland, 61,62; Kim 7677— 10 being expressed by those who fear her inclusion in with No. 2 GretchOn Rush, No. 3 Cynthia MacGregor Atlanta at Cincinnati rMIchael Cunning 77-76-10 Faxon, playing two holes after short,” "She’s really gained a lot of San Diego at San Francisco, 2 Frazle (taped delay), USA Cable Sands, U.S., and Corinne Vonler, France, Chi U l Rodrlfiuez 8673— 10 the British team could spark an African walk out and No. 4 Maeve Quinlan winning at the National 8:()0 Gymnastics: US. Women's def. Lilian Drescher, Venezuela, and an 82-minute rain delay late in the Norman curled in one of those respect from the other players and Houston at Los Angeles First Gome Griff (Moody 7341— 154 at Los Angeles. Tennis Center. Trials, Channels 8,40 Etsuko Inoue, Japan, 64, 26, 62 ; Sue Rzck Dolpos afternoon, also shot 68 Thursday twisting, downhill 20- footers for she deserves it. She’s been playing ATLANTA CINCINNATI 8:30 USFL; Blitz vs. Outlaws, ESPN Barker and Anabelle Croft’, Britain, def. 8674— 154 In contrast, fifth seed Richey Reneberg of Houston abrhM abrhM Transactions John McNoney 77-77— 154 after an opening- round 72. Jim birdie on the second hole, but right up there just about every Midnight College World Series: Jomle (talder and Kate Latham, U.S., 6 BlirGIOMon 7676- 154 was the only seeded player to reach the men's Ramirz ss 3 0 1 1 Redus cf 3 1 0 0 Maine vs. Oklahoma State (taped), 2,62; NathoUe.Herremon ond Catherine Thorpe, Gil Morgan and Scott missed a straight uphill 3-footer to week add you can’t count her out. Rovsfer 3b 3 0 1 1 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 sruce Flelsher 7675— 154 All-Star captains named semifinals as he defeated John Carras of Midland, ESPN Tanvier, France, det. Barbara (tarken Mfheeler Stewart Simpson are at 142. bogey the third. He birdied the fifth Perry If 4 0 0 0 Driessn lb 3 0 1 1 and Beth Herr, U.S., 62,6-3; Renee Uvs, 7674— 1M Mich., 62, 7-5. The 18-year-old blond, who starts at And, after two wins in a short time, Calendar Ron Nuckols S673— lS NEW YO RK — Two of baseball’s all-time top Peter Jacobsen, Mike Reid, from 25 feet and the sixth by two- Hall If 10 10 Parker rf 2 0 10 SUNDAY South Africa, and Pilar Vosquez, Peru, SMU in the fall, broke serve to open the match and she’s built confidence.” . M urphy cf 5 0 0 0 Gulden c 3 0 0 0 Tony DeLuca 77-76—155 : power- hitting first basemen. Hank Greenberg 12:30 Tennis: French Open (taped). det. Amy and Kathy Holton, U.S., 64 ,6 FeetbPlI Wayne Grady Mark Pfeil, Ralph Landrum ancl putting from 25 feet after reaching Chmbis lb 4 1 2 1 Power p 0 0 0 0 Channels 22, 30 77-76-15$ never lost his serve. Buffalo — Signed draft choices Sean and Willie McCovey, Friday were named rookie Gene Sauers are tied at the 542-yard par five in two, thanks Sheehan, just two strokes behind Kmmns rf 3 0 0 0 Cnepen ph 1 0 !'52 0 0 5°**' •^•mper Open, Channel 3 Froncolse Durr, and Rorella Duxin, Joining Reneberg in Saturday’s semifinals are Hubbrd 2b 2 2 1 0 Krnchc 3b 3 1 1 1 McNonle, No. 3, a defensive end from Son LPGA retulU Honorary Captains for the 55th All-Star Game, 1-under 143. to a 326yard drive. 1:30 Gym nastics; U .S . M en's Tria ls, France, def. Renee Blount and Kyle Diego State; Mitchell Brookins, No. 4, a Kelly Jones of San Diego, Calif., Eric Amend of King, saici she felt ’’calm and TODAY Benedict c 4 0 2 1 Oester 2bChannel 4 0 40 1 0 Ciweland, U.S, 76,76; Inon Kuezynska, ^ h e All-Star Game will be played July 10 at San Sauers, 21, is the youngest player Playing downwind, the 493- yard M cM rtry p 1 1 0 0 Foley u - 3 0 0 0 wide receiver from Illinois; John Rolling Hills, Calif., and Derrick Rostagno of Rancho confident” herself. Class M Division 1:30 Baseball: Mets vs. Cardinals, U.S., and Susan Leo, Australia, def. Kidd, No. 5, o punter from Northwesfern ^ n c ls c o 's Candlestick Park. on the PGA tour. His best score in par five 10th was a two- putt birdie, Cheney Tech at Norwich Tech, 11 APerei ph l o 0 0 Channel 9, W K H T Carol Christian and Shawn Foltz, U.S., 6 I2IM8ILP0A< Palos Verdes, Calif. “ But you can’t start thinking Berenyl p 2 0 0 0 and Tony Slaton, No. 6, a center from At r four previous starts was a 75 at but he gave the stroke back with a o.m . 1:30 Baseball: Yankees vs. Blue 4, 63; Carling Bassett, Canada, and Southern California.; also signed and At stake in the semifinals are three Olympic berths about winning at this point because Sottball Bllordell c 1 0 0 0 Jays, Channel 11, WPOP Andrea Temesvorl, Hungcry, det. Pa­ (Fo r 72) Hilton Head, S.C. three-putt bog£y on the 13th. T otals . 38 4 8 4 T otals 30 2 4 2 aced wide receiver Ron Smith on Betsy King Twins drop Elsenrelch for the men and two for the women. Tennis will be a you get too far ahead of yourself Class LL Division 1:30 Soccer: Flum lnens vs. Barcel­ tricia Hv, Hong Kong, and Miaako lured reserve list. Patty Sheelian Aside from a topped three- wood On the 439-yard par four 14th, East Catholic at Mercy (Middle- 5555!?— 001026610-4 ona, SportsChannel Yanogl, Japan, 7-6, 76; Brenda Remll- S demonstration sport this summer at Los Angeles. and lose track of what you have to C tad n oo tl 180 080100— 2 Oakland (U SFL)— Signed strong sotey Alice Rltzmon ; MINNEAPOLIS — Outfielder Jim Elsenrelch, on the 554-yard par-five 15th and a playing into a strong wind, Nor­ to w n ), 1:30 2:30 Baseball; Red Sox vs. Brewers, ton, Australia, and Naoko Soto, Japan, Lynn 'niomas. RoMn WoHon do to get there,” she noted Tra ck Gome-wInnIng RBI — Ramirez (2). Channels 22, 38, W TIC det. Yvonne Brzakova, and Lea Pl6 • sidelined most of his major-league career three Norman felt he should have man drove just over 300 yards and E— Royster, Oester. DP— Atlanta Soccer A m y Benz “ However, I feel very comfortable Manchester girls at Class L Meet _2:30 <^lf: LPGA Championship, choya, Czechoslovakia, 63,61; Monuehi Minnesota — Signed forward (tary Pot Bradley (Bowen Field, New Haven), 10:30 a.m. 2. Chonnel 30 Maleeva, Bulgaria, and Ludo Romanov, .' because of a nervous disorder, has played his last Texas wins opener made, things went smoothly for the made birdie from 12 feet after a right now.” LOB— Atlanta 9, Cincinnati 6. 2B— Etherington to temporary Inlury con­ Ayoko Okomolo Australian in his first full year on stinging 6iron. Even after topping 2:30 U ^ L : Generals vi. Bandits, RoiTiOTto, def. Tin a Elny, Britain, and tract. U t o Young game for the Minnesota Twins, Manager Billy MONDAY Benedict, Royster. HR— KrnechIckI Channel 40 Nerlda Gregory, Australlo, 64,62. 7672-144 OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) — New Orleans, making (3), Tulsa — Signed dstander Greg Ion to Penny Pulz 7 6 7 2 - 1 4 8 ' Gardner said Friday, t the U.S. tour. a 3-wood second shot, he made Feeling very uncomfortable, Baseball EijM Cm ’RocIno: Dona Rex Mays200, oiw-year contract. Betti Daniel Defending champion its first trip to the CWS, Class LL Division Chambliss (5). SB— Redus (22), Hubbard 71-73— 144 Gardner said Elsenrelch, 25, had gone back to a Norman, who hit every fairway birdie at the 554-yard par five 15th. though, was Hill, who in one <<).,l^m lnsk 2 (2). S— Ramirez, Oiympic Trials Los Angeles (USFL) — Signed Lori OortMcz 7 6 7 0 - 144 Texas withstood a late “ I tried to hit the 3-wood 265 Simsbury at Manchester, 3 3:M NBA Championship: Lakers vs. defensive lineman Ed Martin ot Indiana Sandro Haynie me^cation on his own which made him drowsy. fell to 4625. New Orleans Wednesday, missed just two fair­ horrible round went from leading Softball McMurtry 2. Celtics, Channel 3, W KHT 71-73-144 State. Vldd Fdrgon 7672-144 The ’Twins gave Elsenrelch three options — he charge by New Orleans to will play a game Sunday ways and three greens Thursday. yards through the air and my right the tourney by four strokes to Class LL.Division op**-^'****' Bruce Jennsr W New Yertb June i Cindy Hill Manchester at Glastonbury, 3:30 AYNNlfQ Classic (toped!. Channels 22,30 C#N#W 6676-144 could either return to the team’s prescribed post a 63 victory Friday But for some errant putting, his foot just slipped a bit because I was trailing the leader by five shots. McMrtry (W 681-3 3 2 2 5 2 New York Tech — Named Marc Lupa Sandra Palmer 7549-144 against the loser of Fri­ Golf 4:30 Gymonstlcs: U.S. Gymnastics women's bosketbqll (wqch. Patti Rizzo medication, go to their Toledo farm club or retire. night in the opening game lead could be larger. pushing the shot so hard,” Norman “ It wasn’t any good, not any part Manchester at Division I Champion­ Bodroslon (S 6) 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Championships, Channels 22,30 7 671— 145 day’s second game jie- Cincinnaii Debbie Melstsriln 7 1 -7 4 -1 4 5 Elsenrelch has Indicated to his teammates he of the College World Ser- " I wasn’t aggressive enough said. “ Fortunately, I hit a pitching of it,” a disgusted Hill said of her ship (The Farms Country Club, 5:00 College World Series: Teams to Texos— Asked waivers on pitcher Jim Cbidy Pleger Berenyl (L 26) 61-3 6 3 3 4 5 be announced, ESPN 7 6 7 1 - 145 wanted to retire. les at Roifenbiatt tween Michigan and Cali­ with the putter, and I missed some wedge to about four feet and made round. ” I got tired and was fighting Wallingford) Grabb (7), Phoenix, Ariz., 76 (76), 64; BIbby for the purpose of giving him his Nancy L o m East Catholic at Division II Cham­ 2 23 2 1 1 3 1 8:00 College World Series; Teams to 7 6 7 0 - l S Stadium. fornia State Fullerton. very makeable putts that I should it.” T — 2:24. E ric Amend, RoUIng Hills, Calif., def. unoondttlonal release. J emet Anderson m yself.” pionship (Patterson Club, Fairfield) be onnounced, ESPN 7 6 7 2 - M5 ^ohn Letts, RoUIng Hills, Calif., 60, 36, Cathy (Marino 7 6 7 3 - 145 I I in - MANC'HESTKK HEHALU. SuHirdii\, Juin- 2. 1984 MANCHKSTEK HKRALD. Suturdin. June 2, 19m 19

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\ 21) — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. June 2, 1984 BUSINESS Business Jobless rate down to ’81 level In Brief WASHINGTON (UPI) - The its 10.7 percent peak in November improving pattern of the previous nation’s unemployment rate fell to and December of 1982. Unemploy­ several months. Unemployment Rate Penney to provide relief ment was 7.8 percent from Febru­ 7.5 percent in May after three The length of the average ary through April this year, 11%------— • Adult Men: The J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Center in months without change — match­ factory workweek shortened by Manchester has become the first company in the ing the jobless level when Presi­ leading some analysts to suggest it h a l^ n hour to 40.7 hours and the 6.5% dent Reagan took over the White could begin going up again soon. 7.5% Dovm 0.4% state to participate in a disaster preparedness p a y ^ ^ r hour for everyone lost a in Ma> program administered by the Federal Emer­ House in 1981, the Labor Depart­ May’s 7.5 percent rate was the penny on average at $8.28. e Adult Women: gency Management Agency, the company ment said Friday. first since the recession began to & 8% The jobless rate for black announced. Reagan, flying to Ireland on the be as low as it was in President Dovm 0.2% workers improved by a full percen­ 10%- Under the program, the company has agreed to first leg of a 10-day European trip, Reagan’s first month in office. tage point, dropping to 15.8 per­ e Whites: donate material goods, such as clothing, that are smiled as he repeated the news to 6.4% After slipping below that to 7.2 cent. The rate for white workers needed in the event of a disaster. The donations reporters watching him board a percent in April 1981, unemploy­ improved less, going from 6.7 Down 0.3% would support the relief efforts of several helicopter at the White House. ment began to skyrocket later that percent in April to 6.4 percent in e Blacks: volunteer groups, including the Salvation Army, “There are far more people year toward its double-digit peaks, 15.8% American Red Cross and Seventh Day May. working,” he said. "W e have the twin 10.7 percent readings in 9% - Down 1% Adventists. created ... millions of new jobs.” November and December of 1982. The unemployment rate for The program is administered by the Boston Hispanic workers dropped a per­ e HIspanIcs: office of the Federal Emergency Management The number of people without The Labor Department’s com­ centage point to 10.5 percent in 10.5% Agency. jobs dropped to 8.5 million last missioner of Labor Statistics, May. The rate for black teens Down 1% month after seasonal adjustment Janet Norwood, told a congres­ remained high, going from 44.8 e Teenagers: and the number of people working sional committee after the figures percent to 44.1 percent. 19.0% ' Manchester women promoted rose to 105.3 million, an all-time were released, “ Unemployment 8%- Down 0.4% high. resumed the improvement that The jobless rate for all adult men Two Manchester women have been promoted to fell from 6.9 percent to 6.5 percent. • Black There were 890,000 new jobs has seen the jobless rate decline by supervisory positions with Busy Bee Products, a “ As a result, the adult male rate Teenagers: created in May, which took 330,000 more than 3 percentage points over Torrington-based direct selling program which was significantly below the rate for 44.1% people off the unemployment rolls the course of the recovery.” markets a line of canvas and nylon products. adult women, 6.8 percent, for the Down 0.7% and established a historic bench The May report showed the Pat Travis, of 37 Ledgecrest Terrace, Joined hrst time since late 1981,” the 7%- mark for American working nation's industrial economy level­ 8.5 million Busy Bee in August 1982. She will supervise 13 department said. AMJJASONDJFMAM recruits. woman. For the first time ever, ing off even though it has reco­ unemployed She is a member of the Board of Governors at more than haif — 50.5 percent — of vered only two-thirds of the jobs An alternative unemployment 1 9 8 3 84 Busy Bee. all adult women are employed. lost during the last recession. rate that includes military person­ CHART TRACKS JOBLESS RATE Karen Erickson, of 145 Lamplighter Drive, The nation’s jobless rate has Factory jobs did not increase in nel dropped to 7.4 percent in May joined Busy Bee in March 1983. She will supervise fallen 3.2 percentage points since May, a distinct change from the from 7.7 percent. . . . down to 7.5 percent in May eight recruits.

Technicom projections Dollar still f f i . ” DARIEN — Technicom International Inc. said Wednesday it expected to report a net loss of about $11 million for the quarter ending June 30. international The company said the loss resulted from inventory adjustments at its Mura subsidiai^, which is engaged in the sale of consumer telecommunications products. phenomenon A spokesman said the inventory adjustment resulted from unfavorable market conditions for cordless and single-piece telephones. By Edward Roby The company’s other subsidiaries were ex­ United Press International pected to perform at profitable levels during the second quarter. FRANKFURT, West Germany — Five years ago Technicom, said it expected to report profitable when the U .S. dollar touched postwar lows against the results for the second half of the year. West German mark, Europeans were buying chunks TIECommunications Inc. owns about 57 percent of America at bargain-basement prices while the U.S. of the company. Army had to open mess halls to hungry military families. New contract With the doliar now at 2.70-2.80 marks, up from rock-bottom 1.70 marks in late 1979, the lean years are PRINCETON, N.J. — Atlanticom Systems Inc. over for GIs, who now swap dollars for relatively announced Tuesday it has signed a contract with cheap marks to pay bills. Digital Equipment Corp. to market their terminals and printers. The flood of German investment in American land, Digital, based in Massachusetts, is the world’s factories and equipment has subsided to some 2.7 second largest manufacturer of computers, billion marks a year from double that in the late 1970s. peripheral equipment and related software. In Early in 1984, the dollar scaled 10-year peaks 1983, they ranked 95th on the Fortune 500 list of the against the mark. After easing in February and largest industrial corporations in the country. March, it has been decidedly buoyant in recent weeks. The Digital products offer hardcopy solutions The dollar-mark is the benchmark used by bank throughout the printer spectrum to customers traders worldwide. who need single printers compatible with Some observers link the mark's weakness against Open house different types of hosts and terminals. the dollar to West Germany's metalworkers’ stiikeor Atlanticom is the communications systems and lingering poiitical uncertainty. But the prevailing Above: Jeff Koepper (cen­ equipment subsidiary of Bell Atlantic Corp. view here is that the dollar is riding the crest of high ter), assistant production U.S. interest rates. manager at Aiiied Printing Realty discount "The strike may have soured sentiment for the Co., points out an image on mark a bit but there is no fundamental economic PROVIDENCE — At least two Rhode Island argument driving people out of marks and into iaser scanning screen to realtors are trying a discount approach in their dollars,” observed a chief trader for a large Peter F. Burns, deputy property sale transactions and say their Frankfurt bank. commissioner of the state businesses are not being harmed by their low fee The dollar's recent surge coincided with a Department of Economic charges. three-stage jump in the U.S. prime lending rate to 12.5 Deveiopment. Burns, re­ Raymond Powell of R.D. Powell Realty in East percent. Germany’s leading credit rates — the 4 Providence and Raymond Myers of Ray Myers presenting Gov. Wiiliam percent and 5.5 percent Lombard — have not budged , - -- : Realty in East Greenwich are charging 1>A and in more than six months. O'Neiil, was among many ■it 3'A percent commissions respectively. peopie who toured Ailied’s They said innovative programs and low After subtracting inflation, bankers note, the gap overhead operations make it possible for them to between dollar-and mark-denominated money faciiities at 579 W. Middie charge the lower commissions while other market yields has widened to 5.5 percentage points in Turnpike Friday. Right: six-month maturities from 3 points six months ago. realtors are charging fees at least three times Burns presents John those rates: Other factors being equal, this gap alone would cause capital to flow into dollars. The Federal Trade Commission released a Sommers, president of Ai­ report this month saying that about 80 percent of Former Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, an economist, iied, with a gift from the all residential commissions are 6 or 7 percent. blames high real U.S. rates for aggravating economic governor, a clock bearing The report noted that while most consumers seem problems as diverse as Third World debt and lagging the seal of the state. Below: satisfied with their real estate agents, few buyers levels of reinvestment in European economies. realize that rates are negotiable or that discount "The recovery of orders and earnings is not so much James Howard of Allied brokers exist. endangered by the strike as it is by high real interest (left) explains a new process rates,” Schmidt told his opposition Social Democratic to Burns, Sommers, and Dividend declared party convention recently. Edward Sexton (right), also Schmidt and other economists believe these rates STAMFORD — Citizens Utilities Co. has are sucking scarce capital out of Europe to finance the of the state Department of declared a first-half dividend of 90 cents a share bloated U.S. deficit that is seen as the main culprit. Economic Development. on its series'A shares, payable in stock at a rate of The high dollar makes American products less Herald photos by Pinto 3.6 percent. attractive abroad, but it clearly helps huge sectors of The semi-annual series A payment in shares is West German industry that depend on exports. equivalent in fair value to the two quarterly cash Volkswagen Chairman Carl Hahn recently con­ dividends previously paid in 1984 on Citizens’ ceded VW's nominal sales grow by $5.44 billion with series B stocks at the $1.80 per share 1984 annual each 1 pfennig decline in the dollar-mark rate. Bayer dividend rate. Chemicals Chairman Herbert Gnienewald said a high Under Citizens’ certificate of incorporation, dollar benefits his industry even though it boosts the stock dividends paid in each calendar year on the costs of dollar-denominated raw materials like series A shares must be equal in fair value to the petroleum. total cash dividends paid that year on its series B ■‘Because of the undervalued mark,” John shares. Brennan, of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Citizens Utilities Co. provides telephone, Germany, said, “ the Germans were able to boost electric, gas, water and wastewater utility exports to the United States 38 percent last year.” services, either directly or through subsidiaries, Even so, Brennan predicted “ a moment in history” to more than 352,000 connections in more than 500 later this year or early 1985 when the level of German communities in 10 states, including Vermont. investment in the American economy will overtake American ownership in the German economy. Investment report * Most economists think American interest rates wll stay firm or move higher, but a hostzmof other factors also influence the dollar's international exchange as of 3 p.m. Friday. rates. In the case of the mark— the world’s second reserve Price Change currency on the basis of West Germany’s foreign Friday This Week trade volume — East-West political considerations loom large. The dollar hit its 1982 high the day Soviet Advest Inc. 8>A up */4 leader Leonid Brezhnev died. Acmat m dn >/4 The U.S. currency is a refuge from tensions Aetna 3lVi dn worldwide. CBT Corp. 24 dn ■A Colonial Bancorp 26 dn % Finast 10»/4 nc First Conn. Bancorp 29 dn •A First Hartford Corp. l ‘/i dn >/4 Ul, strained by Seabrook, seeks $44 million rate hike Hartford National 19>A up Vt Hartford Steam Boiler 49 dn 1 HARTFORD (UPI) - United Illumi­ $44 million, or 9 percent, annually. The company will request a $60 of New Hampshire, prime owner of tbg Ingersoll Rand 40 dn 3*/4 nating Co., strained by its investment United Illuminating said the higher rtiiUion increase in rates, but said $16 Seabrook plants. ' J.C. Penney 50Vi up I in the troubled Seabrook nuclear power rates were needed to recoup its $135 million of that amount will be offset by Public Service has suspended its Lydall Inc. 16>/4 dn */4 plant, informed state utility regulators million investment in the Seabrook 2 conversion of a Bridgeport Harbor share of payments on the Seabrook 1 Sage Allen 6 up ■A Friday it will seek a $44 milUon rate plant and reflect costs that were not plant to bum cpal starting in January plant, in which UI is the second-largest SNET increase. 29>A dn */4 anticipated when it received its last 1985 for a net increase of $44 million a owner, holding a 17.1 percent share Travelers 28>/4 dn Vt The company said it would file an increase. year. Tyco Laboratories 30^ up 2 application around July 2 fo r ' an UI filed a letter with the state UI has reduced cash dividends to The company cited financial prob­ shareholders, cut salaries of iU officers United Technologies 61Vi dn ‘A immediate $30 million rate hike and a Department of Public Utility Control in lems stemming from uncertainty in and soine management personnel and New York gold $393 75 up 9.55 regular increase that would boost New Britain outlining its plans to finanicial markets because of financial electric bills by a bottom-line total of request the rate Increase. aeieired maintenance and other work problenu facing the PubUo Service Co. to reduce Ita coats. I