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BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO REALTORS WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) — LaRocca said the signs will be By United Press International 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 A "border war” between Connecti­ removed at noon Saturday. cut and New York over the The detour signs, placed at 1-95 Hclmctcd Israeli police, hurling 189 WEST CENTER ST. COR OF MCKEE, MiWCHESTER. CT, 06040 rerouting of traffic from the toll booths and at the intersection tear gas and firing shots into the crippled Connecticut turnpike of Route 287 and the New England air, charged a crowd of rock­ heated up Friday with New York Thruway had been sending truck throwing Palestinian demonstra­ iSI officials ordering detour signs traffic through Port Chester via tors showing their support for PLO ■ "'’ j B - removed in Westchester County. Route 1 and 1-684. leader Yasser Arafat Friday after In response, Connecticut offi­ / “ Connecticut is going to deter Moslem prayers in Jerusalem. cials threatened to use state In Damascus, Palestinian sour­ ! ■ * * ik i >Them back to New York at the toll troopers to turn vehicles back to stations," warned Bill Keish, spo­ ces said Arafat rejected all three ENJOY . . . T New York after New York State kesman for the Connecticut De­ demands made by rebels who have All the family comforts of this well maintained MANCHESTER $65,900 Transportation Commissioner partment of Transportation. mutinied against his leadership of three bedroom raised ranch in nice area with Charming 6 room Cape offering LR w/fireplace, James LaRocca ordered detour Westchester County officials the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ easy access to I -86. Two fu II baths, rec room with large country kitchen, 3BRs, first floor den, FR, signs removed from Route 287 and said they were told Connecticut tion and accused him of cooperat­ vinyl siding and city utilities. IMMACULATE naM IG IIO Ur Interstate 95. ing with Washington, fireplace, central air and two car garage. Park­ Huge living room, large master bedroom, 1 car de­ state troopers would turn the like yard. $85,000. See it today! Marlene Scrogham Westchester County, especially traffic back to New York. The violence on Jerusalem’s tached garage, completely appllanced. Nice private lot Port Chester, has been flooded great ^ r ^ e n t or starter home. A must to see interior' LaRocca called Connecticut’s Temple Mount — venerated by Only $56,900.00 with rerouted traffic ever since the position "irresponsible and inap­ both Moslems and Jews — flared June 28 collapse of the Mianus propriate, especially when you hours after military authorities River bridge on 1-95, and county consider that they have the ability fired the Palestinian mayor and officials have complained Connec­ to detour traffic through Herald photo by Tarquinio city council of Hebron and ticut is not taking its share of the Greenwich..” Keith Sanders, manager of the clamped a round-the-clock curfew traffic load. on the sturdy bumper of a Checker on the We.st Bank town. "OWNER MUST SELL” A minor "border war of words” Manchester Taxi Co., mounts his foot cab. Older 6-6 Duplex. Lots of renovating already If the signs are removed, truck has been going on for a week The Palestine Press Service, a traffic would be forced to the news agency based in Arab East completed on one side, including newer fur­ between O’Rourke and Connecti­ MANCHESTER $56,^ border between Westchester cut officials over Connecticut’s Jerusalem, said the clash was not nace, replastered walls, kitchen counters County and Greenwich, Conn. Driving a Manchester cab linked to events in Hebron, where ^ ^ , SIT BACK Well cared for, maintenance free 7 room V4 du­ "ASSUMAILE MORTGAGE' refusal to allow truck traffic on the And enjoy the carefree living of the Northtield plex. Features include spacious LR, DA. kitchen and floor, 1 'A baths, wall to wall thru-out, di­ Westchester County Executive turnpike from Exits 3 and 4. Jewish seminary student Aharon Greeri lifestyle. Lovely three bedroom, 2’/i bath w/stove, 3BRs, finished rec room w/built in book­ in vided attic and basement, new sheet rock on Andrew O’Rourke said he was Those exits are currrently han­ Gross, 19, was stabbed to death colonial style condominium with living room cases. Located in family neighborhood party wall between apartments for added pleased by LaRocca's decision, dling car traffic. Thursday, triggering a settlers’ dining roorn, full basement and spacious closets! Fred Norman M iM SFIELD calling it “ a reasonable step.” riot. Amenities include pool, courts, club^ Clean and Neat, 3 bedroom ranch. Full basement with fire protection, garage, new roof, re-built ‘They think that little ol’ Port "It has become a border war in a Chester should take what pristine, Manhattan? No, but... * The agency said the demonstra­ Rec Room and Bar. New triple Pane windows thru-out. house, playground and caroort. $70,500. front porch and circuit breakers. With some sense,” said O'Rourke. "West­ m One car attached garage. Close to shopping center and pure, Greenwich will not,” tion in Jerusalem’s walled Old City Wi Mn iwlp you become e “Labor and Love,” the second side could be chester. New York State and Port was intended to show support for mce 1-84. Asking $56,000.00 O’Rourke said. By Raymond T. DeMeo best durahHity out of any cab. . "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! just as nice. Price just reduced to; Chester have done their share in Herald Reporter owned the Dial-A-Ridc van.s — Arafat in his fight to retain control , SENTRY------, __ — ^ « lAANHRT If truck traffic were allowed on •it’s made to be a taxi,” says Call 640-452S. and aak for Oan. n __I r « ^ w this crisis." Lessner and Talbot provided of the PLO. $63,900.00 the turnpike, trucks would need to Sanders.” Of coprse, there’s not jRealEstafeServicM LaRocca said state officials had When you d f ^ 'a hack for the the drivers and dispatching Eight Israeli border police were D.F. REALE, INC. TEDFORD be diverted at the closed bridge one of them that has the original 223 East Center St. Manclieeler > 1 1 studied the situation “ and have Manchester Taxi Co., you meet services. About a year later, injured by stones hurled by the Aeaf Eefale M Tpk», m*. 30 Vwnan STRANO REAL ESTATE site through the business district of motor on it. We’ve replaced irs Ihb St. I l», ct. REAL ESTATE, INC. determined that traffic can be all kinds of people. after the East Hartford Taxi Co. crowd, wliich waved Palestinian ” Mofttofd, Greenwich, Conn., the wealthy motors, heads, the works.” To 60 Poquonoek Aw., Wimtaor I MRAL RSTATR 156 EAST CENTER ST. more efficiently dispersed through On a given day, you might find went out of business, the pair flags and chanted slogans in ______M6-4S2S 647-9914 bedroom community where the keep the cars running, he says, routes in Connecticut than through yourself driving to work an aide decided to expand their venture support of Arafat, battling rebels MANCHESTER, CT. 646-200QJ Mianus River bridge is located. workers change their engine oil Port Chester alone.” to Governor William A. O’Neill, to a full-fledged conventional for control of the Palestine Libera­ once a week or every 2,000 cab service, making local runs ‘"The burden of accepting de­ Currently truck traffic is di­ or giving a 7-year-old kid a lift to miles. tion Organization. Israel radio touring vehicles made necessary in Manchester and all of its said. verted from Exit 21 of the New school, or getting safely home a This year, they stopped mak­ by a bridge collapse on 1-95 in surrounding towns. England Thruway in Rye, through fellow who’s passed the night at ing Checkers. So Sanders is Helmeted Israeli border police Connecticut must be more evenly You’ve probably seen one of charged the crowd with batons, Route t and Pearl Street in Port a local bar and downeda few too shopping around for a new car shared.” LaRocca said. the solid, stolid Checkers, emb­ firing shots in the air and hurling Chester, to the Connecticut border. many. that can withstand the wear and Oakland You might even get lucky, and lazoned with the Manchester tear gas cannisters to break up the tear demanded of a taxicab. The get to give a ride to a regular Taxi Co. logo, cruising down protest, reports said. front-running candidate: a local streets. And you may have woman- customer who always Ford Escort. Police arrested 40 Palestinians A whole n,ew bridge? hands the cabbie a pair of $20 wondered why, in a suburban for inciting the violence following K T ia c q town where two-car families Moslem sabbath prayers in the At bills, regardless of the fare. SANDERS CALLS himself are commonplace and bus and GREENWICH (UPI) - The ” We try to keep things even Aksa Mosque, one of the holiest a section of the major highway to the ’’eyes and ears” of the van-pool service is readily whole Mianus R iver bridge may with her (the big tipper),” says shrines in Islam. Six demonstrat- New England and the main link Manchester Taxi Co, but he isn’t available, anyone would want O nIv Foiirtcca Uaita in our communify maMn I have to be replaced because the Keith Sanders, manager of the ers were also injured, authorities between Connecticut and New the owner. The company is a or need to call a taxi to get from said. MANCHESTER Oakland Terrace so epecial. Comfortabl)) private design may have contributed to the York. taxi company. ’’Whoever gets to subsidiary of Dial-A-Ride of $48,900 one place to another. The crowd outside the mo-sque hut still tiH'aled ideally clone to magor nhopping I collapse of a lOO-foot section that drive her one week won’t get to Connecticut, a venture owned crnlei s and only mmufes from dou/nlown Hartford. was larger than usual since the killed three people, state officials Robert Gubala, the depart­ drive her the next.” by Roger W. Talbot, president ^‘Contemporary” BOLTON "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY” say. ment’s top engineer, said it’s BUT MANCHESTER Taxi services fell on the last Friday of Come oodl M c wh9c they lasti of the Ambulance Service of does enough business to keep it Secluded Privacy with this 5V& All four suspended sections of possible the design flaws of the SANDERS, 31, used to drive a Ramadan, the Moslem holy month Located in Forest Hills. 3 bed­ Available on this completely Spacious 2 Bedroom Unit* • Garage & Full Manchester Inc., and local running 24 hours a day, seven of fasting. ^nem ent o Appliances St Central Air o Energy the Connecticut Turnpike bridge 25-year-old bridge may be so taxicab in New York City. Now attorpey Josiah J. Lessner. room Chalet, tucked well away days a week. And Sanders adds In Tunis, the Palestinian news rooms. plus 2 V2 baths, large furnished 2BR condominium Efficient • C.H.F.A. Approved. and not just the three-lane, east- extensive that three remaining he works out of a garage at 134 The business isn’t connected that at the fares the company agency WAF.A reported the Soviet from the busy environment, on Priced Affordabtv at $67,900 bound section that collapsed June hung spans may have to be E. Center St., ministering to a to the Manchester Taxi Co. that deck overlooking wooded area. located pool side. All appli­ charges ($1.20 a mile, or 20 Union .sent an "urgent and impor­ your own 42 acres of mount­ 28 have a "suspect” design, state replaced. fleet of seven Checker cabs, existed in town about 30 years cents more than the New York tant message to Arafat, inviting a Gorgeous family room w/field- ances, wall to wall, 2 baths & Transportation Commissioner J manufactured in 1979 but with ago, Lessner says. As he ex­ ains, streams and woods, even Work continued to install a City cabbies demand). the PLO delegation to visit Moscow William Bums said. the styling of 1956-vintage plains it, it got started in 1976 as stone fireplace. dining area. Large recreation temporary bridge within two business can be quite profitable. following Arafat’s repeated ap­ a 2 acre pond site and large He said engineering consultants sedans, each with more than a service for handicapped peo­ weeks and to make additional Who rides in a Manche.ster peals for Kremlin support in the Perfect for those who like to room, plus exercise & sauna OPEN HOUSE hired by the state told him "the 300,000 miles on its odometer, ple under the federally-funded pavilion. Asking $130,000. reinforcements to girders by ad­ conflict that has shattered his room. original design was suspect” but ’ ’The Checker gives you the Dial-A-Ride program. The town Please turn to page 10 create your own living style SUNDAY "they have a long way to go before ding steel splints to the standing leadership over the guerrillas in $109,900. they can put in writing a conclusion sections. The temporary, 190-foot Lebanon. that the original design was not span would lay on top of the At the same lime, Arafat's oMatiln & effolltman, One. ^ >U&R REALTY CO. 1-5 PM adequate” to support the bridge collapsed section. It would be reported proposal to pull troops ED GORMAN Mr < c ^ € a [to x i and traffic. limited to two lanes and trucks will loyal to him out of Lebanon's be prohibited. Beach Boys’ concert banned 7k; 643-2692 The collapse killed three people, eastern Bekaa \’alley drew an Associates Robert D. Murdock, RooNor angry response from rebel leader 263 MAIN STREET JUST OFF 1-86/EXIT 94 injured three others and shut down Burns said the troublesome 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE BAST WATERBURY (UPI) - Plans at the 20,000-seat Municipal cancel Nimr Saleh, who accused him of MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 174-6 OAKLAND STREET aspects of the Mianus bridge a Beach Boys concert JACK6TON/6HOWCA6I | by the city’s mayor to reserve a Stadium. during cooperating with Washington for ______646-4040 A rw Cod* 203446-4144 MANCHESTER, CT, design have not been found on the front row seat for a Beach Boys „ Wa-shington'i^-Independ­ ” It’s his responsibility,” Bergin ence Day celebralion.Teaving him an eventual vathdral- of PLO 646-1316 68 other hung-span bridges in the concert on Labor Day failed to stop said. ” I ’m not going to override red-facediifter a scolding from the guerrillas from Lebanon. state which are believed to be safe. the police chief Friday from • WE’RE SELLING HOUSES • Inside Today him. He’s been chief here for 14 president and Nancy Reagan. canceling the event and disap­ Palestinian sources in Damas­ » i P t Gubala and Burns said engi­ years and was deputy chief for 10 20 pages, 2 sections pointing thousands of fans. years before that.” Promoters offered the Beach cus said Arafat rejected rebel D.w. FISH REALTY CO. neers are also trying to decide if demands, tninsmilted through a OF / h o m e s / ^ h Sullivan, who is in his 60s. has Boys a $100,000 flat fee to perform a Advice ...... 12 the ’ ’skew” of the bridge contrib­ ” I like the Beach Boys, I ’d love to PLO mediation team this week, for uted to the collapse. retained his job despite efforts by benefit concert for the annual Business...... 20 go to the concert,” said Mayor appointment of a rebel com­ 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon C h u rch ...... 14 Bergin to force his retirement Waterbury Arts Festival, which Edward D. Bergin, 39, who said he Classified...... ia-19 ’’Skew” refers to the diagonal after being granted a court injunc­ begins Sunday, and planned the mander to lead PLO forces in 643-1591 872-9153 grew 'up listening to the early Com ics...... s arrangement of piers supporting tion to stay on after the mandatory appearance as the key to fund­ Lebanon s Bekaa Valley, removal surfer songs of the veteran rock Entertainment...... 12 the bridge. The piers are lined up to retirement age. raising efforts for next year. of pro-Arafat officers and for a L o t t e r y ...... 2 group. be parallel with the river channel Bergin sSid no, politics were high-level PLO meeting including Obituaries...... io the dissident.s. but the highway crosses the involved in the decision and The festival organizers said only JUST USTED Opinion...... 6 The Beach Boys are ”my vin­ TANNER ST. Peopletolk ...... 2 channel at an angle, resulting in officials and police had no qualms "the fine points” remained to be •ndTc.rQ.'r.go’ * PLUS r« : room. tage,” he said, but Bergin has no In Hebron, heavily armed Israeli Spacious 8 room. 4 bodroom Cotonial-1W batha. flr«p>acG. 2 car oaraoa Sports...... 15-17 the skew. about the concert attracting fans of worked out and were surprised and ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN. plans to overrule Police Chief soldiers enforced a military cur­ Television...... 7.9 the ’’wrong element.” when they learned of the controv­ W e a th e r ...... 2 As a result, the hung spans are Frederick Sullivan, who is worried few that shuttered shops and ersy Wednesday on the same day a parallelograms instead of about possible problems with emptied the streets in Hebron, Concerns about rowdy fans led tentative contract was reached rectangles. traffic, parking and crowd control where barbed wire .sealed ofl the Interior Secretary James Watt to with the group. entrances to the city center. Defense Minister Moshe Arens said he would investigate how- Marcos threatens to oust U.S. military bases more lhan too .Jewish settlers eluded an army curfew to stage a M ANILA, Philippines (U PI) — Soviet Union,” said Rep. Jim raid in retaliation forOross' death, President Ferdinand Marcos Fri­ Moody. D-Wis. ' kind of modus vivendi with the pected, ” he said. “ If that’s how he month. setting fire to vegelahle stands in , Soviet.power which would mean day threatened to throw out U.S. Pre.'jitfcnt Reagan has expressed feels, it’s probably news to most of Aquino faces a deatii sentence on the Hebron market. that all of Southeast Asia, perhaps us in Congress.” REDUCEO! military bases and seek a defense suppnri for a fi"ve-year agreement murder, subversion and rebellion all of Asia, would be under the Arens vowed to "enforce the law mMI»rl)«(|room«)dlllon,lir«pl«S*«nd PILGRIM LANE NEMT pact with the Soviet Union if that w.i ., signed in Manila June 1, Moody said the congressional charges. He was allowed to go to Spacious 50 homa with 2VI batha, fireplaoa. doubla oaraqa and 7 Qor-* control ot the Sovifet Union,” he and order without diserimintition PLAN VALUEIf ERA BUYERS PROTECTrON Congress .blocks $900 million in but it i.-i expected to meet stiff vote on the base^ljl^yments could the United States for a geoua roomal A baautiful homa In a graal araal BOLTON enic said. heart or bias,” but blamed the I’alestini- COVEffTRY rent for the facilities. opposition among congressmen go either way, but ” I personally operation. GO’S ans for the violence that has left Marcos issued his warning at a concerned about Marcos’ human think the chances are better than Moody said Marcos’ statement 50-50 in favor.” eight Jew.s dead on the occupied meetiqg with a delegation of six rights record. came during a ” no-holds-barred” The Congressional delegation , At ishue are the Subic Bay Naval We.st Bunk since 1980. BLANCHARD ft ROSSEHO, INC. ★ C O O L ik U.S. congressmen, one of whom “ If you feel that it (the agree­ exchange and could be taken-fiy’ arrived in Manila Thursday for a Comfortable Cape bn quiet street within ★ COUNTRY ★ Base and Clark Air Base — both REALTORS ' Peaceful setting with stone walls, birches, later dismissed Marcos’ threat as ment) is too heavy for you, just let some members of Congress as a three day visit. It was led bv "When 1 .stood in thal little “ cutting off his nose to spite his about 60 miles from Manila. 89 WEST CENTER STREET walking distance for a refreshing dip in the us know,” Marcos was quoted in an threat. "But Ijyouldnl (construeit delegate Antonio Won Pat, D- square and saw a number of lush rolling lawns, rhododendrons, ever- ‘ face.” Observers said Marcos could (Corner of McKm ) cool waters of Bolton Lake. Attractive star­ official palace press statement. as a threat). Moody said. “ It was Guam., and included Manuel Lu­ •luggers still dripping blood that greens and privacy. Big raised ranch with ter home. ” I found somewhat implausible "P u ll out and we will know how to not said in a hostile way. face even more opposition in jan, R-N.M., Daniel Akuka. D- were left in his body by his 646-2482 * his comment that the Philippines /Congress if his political foe, finished rec room and 2 car garage. take care of ourselves. ” We found his comments inter­ Hawaii, George Crockell,. n-Mifh, assassins, il was a serious shock to would establish a pact with the ” We would have to enter some esting and somewhat unex­ Benigno Aquino, is jailed upon his and American Samoa eoiigres- me. ■ Arens lold reporters in Tel expected return sometime next sional delegate Fofo Sunia. ■A i \ 1 2 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1983

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 9, 1983 - 3 Peopletalk Your neighbors’ views:

Big money men listed What people are saying Have you found any bargains at the sidewalk sales? (asked on Main Street) What other people earn is one of those questions "Jewelry isn’t such a bad habit. You can’t everyone wants to ask but is too polite to do so. inhale diamonds.” Now Adweek magazine has come along with — Eddie Morphy, some salaries. actor-eomedian, on Leading Adweek s list is Frederick W. Smith, how be apends his chairman of Federal Express, who the magazine money.(Lite) I said last year earned $51 million in salary, benefits, stock option gains and deferred " I will not quit compensation. iike a rat. I wili not Alan Alda's name led all the rest in the run away." entertainment world with $5.4 million, followed — Lech Walesa, closely by Richard Pryor at $5 million, Michael leader of the out­ Landon at $3.8 million and Johnny Carson at $3 lawed Solidarity un­ million. ion, responding to Among athletes, John McEnroe earned be­ rumors that he was UPI photo tween $4 and $5 million, thanks to endorsements, about to step down. and Dave Winfield drew $1.5 million. / Today In history “ They’re capitai- .izing on an emotion­ On July 9, 1943, Allied forces invaded used as supply carriers over the island’s Sheik’s custody battle alism that’s taking Sicily during World War II. Here U.S. rugged terrain, hold of the coun­ soldiers head for shore with mules to be try...Go back and Sheika Dena al-Fassi has won back custody of j i* ‘ ' c'*'’1 her four children — at least on paper. The District EDDIE MURPHY read how the brown- ■' i *■ '* T Court of Appeals, Third District of Florida, in a . . . hooked shirts started iq. 2-1 decision reversed the trial court that had Munich.’’ CHARLES WES- ESTHER SAUND­ recognized a Bahamian decree awarding custody — Richard Brzec- IIT f BILL LOOS, Broad WAITY DUGGAN. JACKSMYTHE, Bol­ MADELYN GREEN, JOSEPH BEAU­ KATHLEEN to the father, Saudi Arabian Sheik Mohammad zek, Chicago police NESKI, Manchester: ERS, Manchester: "I Brook: "I've picked Manchester: "I just ton: ”Oh, yeah. I just Coventry: "To tell LIEU, East Hartford: SMYTHE, Bolton: "I al-Fassi. superintendent, on Curtto Sliwa, leader of the "No, because I haven't bought any­ up a few things at got out here, so I Guardian Angels.(Omni) bought a shirt at you the truth, I just "Yes, there are some usually come to the The trouble is the Sheik left the jurisdiction of wasn't looking for thing yet, but I really Regal's (Men's haven’t looked the court months ago and is living with the Regal’s. I comedown started. But the buys good things over sidewalk sales for anything, to tell you haven't had time to Shop). . I go there around yet. But I’m children in Saudi Arabia. Sheika Dena’s attorney, here all the time look pretty good.” here. I just picked up her (her 2'/i-year-old Marvin M it^elson, said he is trying to talk to " I t ’s awfully hard to live in a world of normal the truth.” look around. . .I’ve every year for the usually able to pick people and not think in terms of time.’ ’ anyhow.” a couple of sports daughter Julie). I al­ Saudi government officials about getting the found bargains at sales.” out something.” children back to their mother. — Ruth Carter shirts.” ways manage to find Stapleton, evange­ other sidewalk sales, list sister of former but this year I haven’t something that she President Jimmy had time to get out.” can use.” Carter, who has Fla. stuck with porn calls been diagnosed as A Department of General Services computer having terminal analysis says more than 2,600 Florida state cancer.(People) Official start Is Monday employees have added spice to their work-a-day routine — and $775 to the state’s phone bill — by " I owe a lot to UPI photo calling a New York phone number to hear erotic luck, loyalty and a taped messages. short name. I f I ’d The calls cost the state $775 between Feb. 1 and been Friedrich Dur- Tomorrow In history May 31, the department said. renmatt. I ’d never The paramedics program: it aii The messages are provided by High Society have made It." , . , On July 10,1938, American industrialist completed In 93 hours. Here Hughes \ magazine and feature female voices describing a — Neil Slmbh^'' Howard Hughes and a crew of four took variety of sex acts. playwright, tor looks over his shoulder as he rides up ' A dozen of the calls were traced to Gov. Bob whom a Broadway off on a round-the-world flight that was Broadway in parade in his honor. Graham’s offices, another 41 to the offices of theater has been begins when someone diais 911 Comptroller Gerald Lewis, several to circuit renamed. court judges' offices and a whopping 218 to the Dade County public defender’s office. " I could have be­ Willie Nelson Weather By Alex GIrelll they will have to undergo the resident dials 911. when the service was being "The governor’s reaction is the state has a very come an Isrdbli citi- Herald City Editor four-month training. The call goes to a dispatcher in planned. Dr. Robert Butterfield tough policy that prohibits use of state phones for 'zen and run for • . . hard job Ronald Kraatz, coordinator of the police department. Dis­ and others on the Emergency personal use, ’ ’ Graham press aide Steve Hull said prime minister.’’ Today’s weather Manchester’s paramedic ser­ the program for the town, said patchers were recently trained by Medical Services opposed having NATK3NAL WEATHER SERVK^FORECAST lo 7 PM E8T 7-9-83 Tuesday. "W e have reiterated our policy with our — Henry Kissinger, former secretary of stale, vice will go into operation at 8 a.m. Friday the major added cost or the hospital in a precise medical more vehicles and more personnel Monday. employees.” speculaling on what might have happened If he Variable cloudiness today with a hiring two paramedics is the dispatch protocol developed by the at the scene than could be used Authorities said they would seek reimburse­ had emigrated to Israel Instead of the United 40 percent chance of morning The service combines the re- salary and benefits they receive hospital, police, and fire effectively. ment if General Services can track the calls to States. showers. Highs around 80. Mostly sourses of Manchester Memorial during the training period, about departments. In life-threatening emergencies specific people. clear tonight. Lows around 50. Hospital, the Emergency Medical $9,000 each The dispatcher will immediately the paramedics, along with the Mostly sunny and cool Sunday. Technicians and advanced techni­ The paramedics, like the EMT “ To allow UtUe kids to see this kind of thing is send a police cruiser to the scene. ambulance and the fire depart­ Highs 70s. Winds shifting to cians of the tire departments in IVs, are members of the Town of Police are trained as medical terrible.’’ 30.24- 4EWYOBR ment for the area, will be dis­ — Joe Balbontin, city commissioner of Key northerly today at 10-15 mph. town, the police, and the Manches­ Manchester Fire Department. response technicians. patched. according to the protocol. Light, variable winds tonight. ter Ambulance Service. They receive a salary as firemen Then the dispatcher will con­ West, Fla., who wants nude sunbathing In the city SANFRANCMCO \ The ambulance will be sent to Cartoonist ahead of times outlawed. At the outset the service will be and a stipend for their participa­ tinue to aks the caller a set of non-life threatening emergencies. operating without the planned tion in the emergency medical specific questions designed to Ambulance personnel are New England .service. "Songwriting is always a job. It’s bard to make complement of five paramedics determine what the response trained to recognize when it may yourself think, even though you got a real good and five advanced Emergency According to a joint press should be. The town and hospital, be necessary to upgrade the Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ HtOHEST ’’They tell me Steve Canyon has some30million idea." land: Variable cloudiness today Medical Technicians. Two of those release by the town and the in the press release, stress the response to include paramedics. TEMPERATURES in training for E M T IV posts failed readers in 600 newspapers, 365 days a y'ear, says — WllUe Nelson, country and western star, on with a chance of morning showers. hospital, this is the way the service necessity for the questions and If the paramedics are sent to a NEW to pass. will work. Milton Caniff, the the hardships of composing. Highs 75 to 80. Clear and cool ORLEANS urged callers to cooperate. scene where they are not needed, I The town has decided to seek two To get the emergency service, 76-year-old cartoo­ tonight with lows near 45 in the The question, hf how much the ambulance company will be paramedic trainees to replace formally called Advanced Life nist who not only Berkshires and 50 to 55 elsewhere. response is appropriate came up left in charge and the paramedics them and when they are chosen originated Canyon Sunny and cool Sunday with highs 80 Support Service, a Manchester repeatedly during discussions freed for other duties. but "T erry and the A thief comes dean in the 70s. Pirates,” his first UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST <9 major comic strip A guilty conscience saved Chicago thousands of dollars. Maine: Mostly suqny today with back in 1934. While a chance of showers in the south. MMH room rates allowed to rise Caniff has no Inquiries about missing video equipment at Highs from the mid 60s north to thoughts of retiring, City Hall apparently bit home with a pilferer National foracmt The recent approval oj a $37.7- near 80 far south. Clear and cool The budget approved by the tem which avoided a lengthy the daily require­ because the gear showed up in a package on the million dollar spending plan for the tal’s expansion project and a rise tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunny State Commission on Hospitals review process. Beck explained. ments of the strip curb outside City Hall Tuesday. coming fiscal year means patients in patient days from 97,500 this Sunday with highs near 70 north and Health Care includes $766,000 Under the commission’s Expense mean " I ’ve got 365 Mayoral press secretary Grayson Mitchell said will have to pay more for rooms at year to 98,600 next year. The and in the 70s south. showers will be found over parts of the for improvements to the hospital’s Per Equivalent Admission guide­ deadlines every a package addressed to press aide Brian Boyer Herald photo by Pinto Manchester Memorial Hospital largest rise in costs, however, is Region, Florida and along parts of the mid-Atlantic physical plant. lines, if a hospital submits a budget year, whether I’m contained video equipment — including a $14,000 New Hampshire: Chance of coast. ElMwhere, mostly fair wather will rule with sunny to oartlv after Oct. , according to a hospital due to anticipated inflation, he 1 It reflects an increase of about 10 that adds anticipated inflation for sick or well, at home camera purchased by the mayor’s Office of morning showers then becoming Checking It out spokesman. said. couldy skies. Maximum temperatures include* Atlanta on Rnatnn no percent over the current spending the coming year to the current or on vacation, in Special Events last year and recently discovered mostly sunny today. Highs 75 to 80. Chicago 86, Cleveland 79. D^las 94Denwr Rises in costs for different types plan. hospital budget and a limited sum Before being submitted to the the mood or not, "h e missing. Clear and cool tonight with lows in Johanna Bruder of 34 Park St. inspects a stuffed toy of rooms will vary. Director of 93. Jacksonville 86. Kansas City 94, Little Rock 92 Los The budget is based on projected for expanded services, the budget hospital commission, which con­ says in Los Angeles No police report was filed for the missing the 40s. sunny Sunday with highs in Public Relations Andrew A. Beck Mlainl 86. Minneapolis 91. New Orleans 92, New York 84 Phoenix IOb! Friday night at the Card Gallery in the Manchester revenues of $38,682,000, with total is automatically approved. trols rates and budgets throughout Magazine. equipment butlast week "w e began to make some the 70s. said in a news release. The cost of a S jn t a 0 . o o i l l S . « t l . 67. St. Loot. K » i d lSSh“ ' S " t K Parkade. Parkade merchants, like tho8e on Main Street, spending set at $37,682,000. Beck said the MMH budget Because the strip inquiries" around City Hall, Mitchell said. He semi-private room, for example, Connecticut, the budget was re­ In approving the budget, the approved'by the commission in­ is always in print, said the questions apparently resulted in Vermont: Today, cloudy peri­ have been conducting summer sidewalk sales. will go up $19 — from $136 to $155. viewed by the MMH board of hospital commission used a sys­ cludes depreciation on the hospi­ its creator is always Tuesday’s anonymous delivery "on the curb” o d , breezy and cool with a chance trustees. Beck said. outside. of a few showers. Clearing and Milton Caniff dreaming about fu­ Cold records broken - _ Vture U I w plots, locations quite cool tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunday, partly sunny and cool and characters. Sometimes, he gets ahead of the July betrayed its torrid nature in was another record low. times. In 1975, he recalls, he had completed five with highs in the 70s. the nation’s eastern third Friday, Bennet hearing rescheduled weeks of a Canyon segment in which he developed Singer relaxes after collapse setting cold records from Chicago It was just 54 degrees at a nasty little girl, Hqrshoffer Jones, who Country singer Loretta Lynn, 40, after spending to the mid-Atlantic states. Bakersfield, Calif., and a very cool The town Redevelopment Com­ public hearing. The hearing was three days in a hospital following her coUapse Extended forecast Chicago marked a record for the record 48 at Washington D.C. "just a technical matter that has to engineered her own kidnapping ” — when the mission has scheduled a public advertised five days before it was from exhaustion Sunday, left Mobile. Ala. Extended outlook for New Eng- third day in a row when the be cleared up." Patty HearsI kidnapping took place. In deference Morning lows ranged in the 40s hearing on the Bennet housing held, thereby meeting the town’s Wednesday for lake Tahoe. Nev., to resume her - land Monday through Wednesday: temperature bumped down to 54 He said construction on the, to the Hearst family, he says, the Jones girl went and ^ over New England and th e ' conversion for July 26, Assistant requirement, but failed to meet the Mncert tour obligations. She has been told by her degrees. The 65 at Shreveport, La., mid-Atlantic. former main building of the Bennet on the shelf unntil she appeared as a Canyon Town Manager Steven R. Werbner longer federal requirement for doctors to slow down. Mother of six. Loretta lives Connecticut, Massachusetts and said Friday. school on lower Main Street, which nemesis last fall. noticing a hearing, Werbner said. is being converted into apartments on a fann in Hurricane Mills, Tenn., with her Rhode Island: fair with a warning The hearing is being held be­ husband O.V. Lynn. The federal requirement must for senior citizens, should start Another time, during the Vietnam War, a Caniff trend on Tuesday and Wednesday. cause a public hearing held by the be met because the bonds used to soon after the hearing. episode had a helicopter spray a chemical on a Daytime highs mainly 75 to 80 on Almanac Redevelopment Commission in underwrite the conversion are tax The hearing will be held at rice paddy, hardening the ground to create a Monday, then climbing into the 80s January failed to meet the federal School sitting pretty free. Lincoln Center beginning at 7:30 temporary landing strip. After the idea appeared. Tuesday and Wednesday. Over­ time requirement for advertising a . Today is Saturday, July 9, the Werbner called the problem p.m. Aims Community College, a small liberal arts night lows in the 50s Monday he says, " I heard from three universities doing 190th day of 1983 with 175 to follow. Tomorrow is Sunday, July 10 the school in Greeley, Colo., is right on top of things morning, rising into the 60s Tues­ 191st day ot 1983 with 174 to foliow research on quick-hardening soil for such specifically a valuable pool of oil. day and Wednesday mornings. The moon moving toward its new purposes." phase. The moon is new. Elmer Lundvall, operator o f the Lundvall Oil Maine, New Hampshire: Fair The morning stars are Mercury The morning star is Mars. and Gas Co., says he hopes to begin production Union gets day before NLRB Despite the pressures of daily deadlines. Caniff Monday. Mostly fair south and and Mars. The evening stars are Mercury within a couple of weeks. One well has been sunk insists there’s nothing he wants to retire to. " I ’m chance of showers north Tuesday The evening stars are Venus, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. and as many as three more may be drilled, if not marking time here until until I can stop doing and Wednesday. Turning warmer Jupiter and Saturn. officials can get the necessary permits. Those bom on this date are under A hearing by the National Labor ble for membership have signed this and doing something else,” he declares "M y with highs in the 80s and lows in the Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. The employees are not unionized , George Conger, president of Aims Community Relations Board will be held July cards authorizing the union to now. playpen is wide and deep. I can do almost 50s and 60s. the sign of Cancer. College, said the school has signed a lease Protestant theologian John Cal­ 18 in Hartford on a union petition to represent them. anything in it 1 want, within the realm of Included among those who have Ward said a major issue is job agreement that will result in a royalty payment of vin was bom on this date, in 1509 become bargaining agent for security. decency.” Vermont: Dry Monday and birthdays July 9 are Elias Howe, Effqrts to contact someone at the 21 percent when production begins. American painter James workers at Crestfield-Fenwood Tuesday with a chance of showers inventor of the sewing machine, in nursing home who could speak for He said the lack of job security Wednesday. Highs 80 to 85. Lows Whistler, in 1834, novelist Saul nursing home. 1819 and actor Richard Roundtree, ^11 in 1915 and actor James The petition was filed by the the management failed Friday. on top of poor pay and limited Monday in the 40s and in the 50s in 1942. ^ Bri^fti. New England Health Care For a little over a year the benefits has prompted the workers Tuesday and Wednesday. On this date in history; to seek union representation. On this date in history: Employees Union. nursing home has been operated In 1900, Australia entered the Patrick Ward, an official from by Manchester Health Center, Herald photos by SecKs British Commonwealth. In 18M, Wyoming was admitted One issue which normally arises Manchester Herald Air quality the union’s District 1199 office in whose president is Attorney Hol­ Lottery In 1943, American, Canadian and to the Union as the 44th state. at hearings like the one scheduled New Haven, claimed that about land Castleman and whose Bon voyage Richard M. Diamond. Publisher ** The state Department of Envir­ British forces invaded Sicily dur­ for July 18 is the question of who is In 1938, American industrialist Uiree quarters of the about 130 secretary-treasurer is Attorney onmental Protection reported un- ing World War II. and who is not eligible to be ^ Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Howard Hughes and a crew of four workers the union considers eligi­ Josiah Les.sner. represented by the union. Connecticut daily healthful air quality levels in In 1960. Soviet Premier Nikila flew a r w i^ the world in 91 hours. The South United Methodist Church USPS 327-500 Friday: 0B2 Stratford Friday and moderate Khrushchev threatened the U n it^ Choir departed Friday for a trip to VOL. o il. No. 237. conditions elsewhere in Connecti­ States with rockets if American In 1902, tne pioneer telecommun­ ications satellite Telstar began cut. The D E P forecast good to forces attempted to oust the Castro Scotland and England that will include Published dallv except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are S1.20 Play Four: 9243 relaying television pictures be­ and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. S5.12 for one month, $15.35 moderate conditions statewide communist regime from Cuba. Calendar three formal concerts at churches in the chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $30.70 for six Other numbers drawn Friday in through the weekend. In 1982, a Pan Am Boeing 727 tween the United States and Place, Manchester, Conn. 060W months and 161 .M for oneyeor. Moll New England: Europe. British Isles: at St. Giles Cathedral in Second doss, postage pold ot Mon- rotes or c avoiloble on reouesf. jetliner crashed in Kenner, Louisi­ chester. Conn. POSTMASTER; Vermont daily: 3$7. ’ ana. shortly after takeoff from In 1982, a special United Nations ' Edinburgh, Scotland; in Ambleside, a Send aedress changes to the Man­ Manchester To place a classified or display Maine daily: ISS. New Orleans. In the second worst session on disarmament ended town in the Lake District of England, and chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Rhode Island daily: ceig. L.I. Sound Manchester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report o news U.S. air disaster to date, 154 people without reaching ..^agreement on at Christ Church in London. Choir Monday Wednesday 64:h271l. Office hours ore 8:30 o.m. Rhode Island “4-40 Jackoot’’- Today, variable cloudiness with died, eight of them on the ground. limiting nuclear arms. director David Morse (top left) talks to To subscribe, or fo report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 40-l*.85-*5. a 40 percent chance of morning Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Commission on Cheney Hall, Probate Court hearing del very problem, call 647-9946. Hearing Room, 7:30 p.m. Office hours are 8:30 o.m. to 5-30 New Hampshire dally: $684. showers. Highs around 80. Winds A thought for the day: American room. Municipal Building, 4 p.m. ^ former Manchester resident Harold The Monchester Herald Is a A thought for the day: Greek Transportation Committee, Municipal Building p.m. Monday, through Friday and 7 becoming northerly 10 to 15 mph. author Mark Twain said, “ The Democratic subcommittee. Municipal Building Baglan, for 20 years a choir member, to 10 a.m. Saturday. Oellvery subscriber to United Press Interno- philospher Plato said, "Dem o­ coffee room, 7:30 p.m. tlonol news services and Is o Now you know Tonight, mostly clear and cool. holy passion of friendship is of so coffee room, 7:30 p.m. who came up from his Florida home to Should be mode by 5 o.m. Monday m e m ^r of the Audit Bureau of cracy ... is a charming form/nf Committee on Affordable Housing, Lincoln Center through Friday ond by 7:30 a m Lows in the mid 50s. Light sweet and steady and loyal and Soturboy. Circulations. government, full of variety and Gold Room, 7:30 p.m. / Thursday wish the travelers well.-Harold and first In 1981 women in Utah gave northerly winds. Sunday, mostly enduring a nature that it will last d is o i^ r, and dispensing a sort of Tuesday ' birth to 57 percent more babies sunny and cool. Highs in the mid to through a whole lifetime — if not ■Probat^udge’s hours. Probate Court, 66 Center St soprano Norine Veal (above) stand near iiifln the nationfll BVBrage. upper 70s. equality to equals and unequala Democratic subcommittee. Municipal Building 6:30 p.m.'^ bus while Jeff Ralston (left) sits on asked to lend money." alike." coffee room. 7:30. EMS Council, Lincoln Center Gold Room. 7: ,30 p.m. luggage to wish his father off. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. SaUirday, July 9. 1983 - 5 Connecticut Consultant-hiring bill TER In Brief HOUSE WASHING Police raid video poker signed by Gov.O’Neiii AARON c l High Preeaura Power Washing Of Vinyl, HARTFORD — State police armed with search MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood h e a t i n o o i l and seizure warrants Friday confiscated illegal By Mark A. Dupuis Sided Homoa. video poker games in drinking spas in four DOT about having intervened in primary for the Democratic nomi­ United Press International Connecticut communities. the selection process on behalf of nation for secretary of the state QUALITY SERVICE The raids were part of an ongoing investigation consultants seeking DOT work. was held the day after Labor Day. HARTFORD — Gov, William MAK Paintiog by the State Police Organized Crime Investiga­ Under the holiday bill signed by O'Neill also signed a bill modify­ tive-Task Force, a state police spokesman said. O'Neill has signed legislation O'Neill, an official state obser­ ing the requirements for towns and _ CALL 588*3500 A 4 3 - a e s 9 The spokesman said illegal video poker spelling out procedures for choos­ vance will be required on the cities to put recipients of General ing consultants for Department of machines were seized at the Copper Quarter Friday immediately preceding a Assistance welfare benefits to HAS IT! Transportation work and assuring Tavern in Stafford Springs; the Corner Pub Cafe state holiday that falls on a work under so-called workfare CUNUFFE AUTO BODY and the Claimsteak Restaurant, both in New an official observance of holidays Saturday. programs. that fall on a Saturday. ROUTE 63 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. Fairfield, and the Amerigo Vespucci Club in The bill was proposed by the The new law gives towns an 763 Danbury. The governor also signed bills Legislature's Black and Hispanic MAIN ST. dealing with the dates on which additional year to meet required In addition $800 in cash was confiscated from Caucus after Martin Luther King political primaries are held and percentages of General Assistance 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 the Corner Pub Cafe and $20 was seized at the Day fell on a Saturday this year recipients in jobs and requires easing requirements for cities and and some schools held classes the Claimsteak Restaurant, the spokesman said. towns to place 85 percent of 643-0016 191 towns to comply with state work- day before while others closed to FEATURING THIS WEEK ... recipients in workfare jobs instead .COMn.lTi COLLItlON ni.Aia MAIN ST. fare requirements, the Governor's observe the holiday. •FOMION ANO AMiaiCAN C«Nt MANCHESTER Office said Friday. of the previously required 100 Body found in Redding The same situation occurred this percent. Since 1947 The DOT consultant bill, which year on Lincoln's Birthday. The 643-1900 REDDING — Police with tracking dogs Friday became law when signed by Other bills signed by the gover­ Art Cunliffe, Prop. bill requiring a Friday observance nor will: discovered the body of Christopher Lang, 21, of O'Neill, in general sets down in law of a Saturday holiday is effective Redding, about one quarter mile from where the procedures now written as state Oct. 1. State law alre’ady requires a —Establish a new state certifi­ S A F E ^ SIDING b, ENERGY SAVING decomposed body of a woman was found the day regulations and outlining how Monday observance when a holi­ cation program specifically for STORM PRIME AWNINGS before. consultants are chosen for work day falls on Sunday. nurse-midwives. The state's cur­ WINDOWS REPLACEMENT S Lang's parents reported him missing to police with the department. O'Neill also signe,d a bill prohib­ rent license program for nurse- ^ m V *^ankee Serviced Thursday. They said he was despondent and had The selection of consultants for iting political primaries on the day midwives is basically inactive. S DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES wandered off into the woods near their home on nb-bid DOT work was an issue in after Labor Day. A primary that —Make confidential communi­ Long Ridge Road. 109 CENTER STREET the recent prosecution of former would normally be scheduled for cations between counselors and YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES A search for Lang by local and state police was 705 Main Straat, Manchester — Phone 649-1106 Transportation Commissioner Ar­ that day will instead be a day later. battered or sexually assaulted MANCHESTER 643-6922 Glass & Screen Repairs called off Thursday night, and resumed Friday thur B. Powers, who pleaded guilty The change was recommended women unless the victim waived • $IURKIIIliG e RURMR STAMPS Hardware & Accessories morning. Lang was found about 200 yards off the to two counts of second-degree by Democratic State Chairman the confidentiality. The bill also road, dead of an apparent gunshot wound, police hindering prosecution. James M. Fitzgerald, who said the would prohibit giving the location • LOCRSMITHim ALUM INUM said. 649-1106 Among the accusations against extra day was needed to allow tim'e of the center where a battered • PLASTIC SIGN EN8IIAVIN8 SIDING 705 Main St. Manchester, Ct. Police were steered to the area earlier Powers was that he lied to a to prepare for the primary. woman is treated or the identity of Thursday by a tip and found the badly Keep Your one-man grand jury that investi­ Fitzgerald made the recommen­ the sexual assault counselor in any MK S U tlC t AND INSTALL INDUSTAIAL AND COMNENCIAL decomposed body of Elizabeth Noble, 27, of gated alleged corruption in the dation last year when a statewide civil or criminal court proceeding. (203) 643.6843 Norwalk. Her husband had reported her missing Eyes On This AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION about a week ago. HEATING and SHEET METAL n The couple was married recently and returned from their honeymoon less than a week before Legislator pleads for veto Space Next nil c^utomatic <^taem & Secueitff Mrs. Noble disappeared, police said. New England Mechanicai Services, Inc. State police said they did not know whether the Week. YUiKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES TOTAL FIRE & BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION two deaths were connected or what the motives might be. 166 TUNNEL RD. Complete Installation of VERNON, C T. 06066 11-' of bill to end turnpike tolls 871-1111 Telephone Jacks and Systems Aetna to restate earnings MANCHESTER. CT 06040 HARTFORD (UPI) - The co- paying for the needed repairs DiBella’s call for rejection of the HARTFORD — Aetna Life & Casualty has chairman of the Legislature's settled its dispute with the Securities and should be left open. toll removal bill drew sharp **Serving Manchester For Over 30 Y‘ears'' Transportation Committee Friday "W e've got to look at this thing criticism from toll opponents, GAS Exchange Commission by agreeing to restate urged Gov. William O'Neill to veto 0 realistically and all the alterna­ including the Transportation Com­ 1982 earnings to eliminate $203 million in tax a bill for removing tolls from the benefits. tives of how we're going to fund mittee’s House chairman. Rep. SAVERSI Penttand The Florist Connecticut Turnpike. this program." DiBella said, “ and Christine Niedermeier, D- The restatement lowered Aetna's operating Sen. W illiam D iB ella, D- 24 BIRCH ST. earnings for 1982 from $522 million, or $5.80 per it's not going to be a nickel and Fairfield. ‘'VOLKSWAGEN our SPECIALTY" Hartford, said the governor should For All Your Noodo We Buy . Sell and Repair All Make Cara TEL. 643-6247 dime thing." " I would say that it reflects a common share, to $319 million, or $3.50 per keep open all options — including Aulobody A Glaaaworfc 643-4444 common share. O'Neill said officials had to total insensitivity to the perennial existing tolls and possibly new tolls consider how much money would TRAVEL*INSURANCE F.T.D. Edmund Coulson, the SEC's deputy chief problem suffered by Fairfield and TIM MORIARTY MASTER CHARGE — for raising money to pay for be needed to make needed bridge 391 Broad 81., Manchaatar accountant, said as a result of Aetna's decision, New Haven County residents," AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE repairs to the state's roads and and highway repairs and although SILKTOWN MOTORS the federal agency will end its private investiga­ bridges. Ms. Niedermeier said. 646-7096 270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 643-63.17. SERVICE having supported the toll bill She said she wasn’t surprised by tion of the company's accounting treatment of tax The governor, who earlier this benefits. originally left open the possibility DiBella's call for a veto, saying the year announced his support for “ If we had continued the investigation, and the of a veto. senator had opposed removal of The Calico Patch removal of the turnpike tolls, said "Certainly when the legislation tolls in the past. B&L ENTERPRISIS SPECIALIZING IN facts had so warranted, we could have gotten a he hadn't change his “ basic ManchMlor, Conn. “The Unique Little Quilt Shop" was proposed and when it was She said the area DiBella repres­ SUPERIOR MUFFLERS court order to force the company to restate opinion" on the matter but left (POWDER MILL SHOPPINC? CENTER) earnings," he said. passed we didn’t expect a tragic ents ■ benefitted from revenues open the possibility he might veto •SPRAYING 1227BumsldaAve..E.lltfll. 528-1295 event to take place such as did take collected as tolls and used for DONWILUSGAMGEriNC. the bill. •TREE FEEDING A CARE SPECIALISTS Hours: Monday— Saturday, 10 to 5 place in Greenwich,” he said. general state expenditures. "It’s a Tom Raimondo and Dick Suhie owners of Yankee Aluminum Services, which has The need for road and bridge WHEEL ALIGNMENT . BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Thursday & Friday til 9 PM "W e’ve got some thinking to do free ride but I think it’s discrimina­ GENERAL REPAIRING Many allergies reported repairs was underscored last week been serving homeowners in Manchester and surrounding towns for over 20 between now and the time the bill is tory to those who do pay the tolls," by the collapse of a 100-foot section •STUMP GRINDING Propane Cylinders Filled years, are shown next to samples of Solid Vinyl Siding available in a wide range of NEW HAVEN — The combination of a wet passed," the governor added. of the Mianus River Bridge on the She also said she had spoken with •SNOWPLOWING Air Conditioning Service colors. Also shown are 2 of the many different styles of Energy Saving Insulated autumn and wet spring was great for plants but DiBella also said the federal O’Neill about the toll removal bill TELEPHONE 16 MAIN STREET 20®/oOFF'"« Connecticut Turnpike in Green­ Inturod • LIc w u m I • Conn. Arborist *2176 Replacement doors made by STA N LE Y. They also offer a complete line of storm hard on the sensitive sinuses of those suffering government should look at the and expected he would sign it. 649-4531 MANCHESTER CONN 0604Q wich. Three people died .and three windows, featuring the new P O IN T 1 window, 35 styles of storm doors in any (Except Consignment Items) Store! from allergies, a spokesman for the Hospital of possibility of allowing toils on Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, Bruce Litvinchyk St, Raphael says. were injured. existing interstate highways be­ color, aluminum canopies, roll-up awnings and shutters. Following the collapse, the Le­ also a toll opponent, labeled Kelly Anthony said this week many people who cause of the need to raise money DiBella’s call for a possible 646-3425 Door hardware and accessories along with glass and screen repair are available never had allergy problems in the past have gislature directed the Transporta­ for repairs and continued MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. tion Committee to meet with additional tolls additional tolls as at our store on 705 Main St. Monday thru Friday 9:00-4:00 and Saturday 9:00-2:00 OVER 45 runny noses and itchy eyes this summer. maintenance. “ sheer idiocy.” MANCHESTER O'Neill and other officials to **f >nfvty IViFln limi The wet fall helped plants produce an abundant • He said improved toll collection I t ELEPHONE 649-6713 ' or call for a free estimate at 649-1106. YEARS develop a plan for upgrading the Scott said he had worked closely EXPERIENCE supply of seeds, he said, with record rainfalls this methods that wouldn’t cause traf­ with DiBella in working out the 4% EN ER GY LO AN S are still available — call for details or stop in and visit our MEMORIAL CO. safety of bridges and roads. fic slowdowns and also could allow spring contributing to the growth of plants that compromise toll removal bill and •FOUL WEATHER SUITS showroom. Opp. East Cemetery produce pollen, and of molds, a form of fungi that The committee will meet Wed­ for easy weighing of trucks to |PAUL SHMMNIS UNDSCIPOI CALL 649-5807 nesday to begin work on the plan believed DiBella’s call now for the •BGOTS •HOSE produces mold spores. determine if they are exceeding governor to veto it was' ‘dishonora­ and DiBella said all options for weight limits should be examined. GENERAL LANDSCAPING •GLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS Allergists also predict an abundant crop of ble at best.” QUALITY HARRISON ST. hayfever-inducing ragweed this fall, Kelly said. I AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 5 Glen Rd. • Menchoater • 643-5107 MEMORIALS MANCHESTER Arrest powers revoked Ratchford says he plans Call For Free Eatimate 175 WOODLAND ST. ,-4 MADISON — There is little that members of the for yooro" town s marine patrol, two conservation consta­ MANCHESTER. CDNN. 06040 o**r so EVERYTHING IN GLASS ■WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" bles, the assistant dog warden and a fish and 643-2072 game constable can do about lawbreakers these days. bid for reelection in 1984 • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. The colorful store tho# comes to your door. ’ The Madison Board of Selectmen has revoked the arrest powers of the eight part-time officials HARTFORD (U PI) - Rep. Named to the committee last done by the state GOP. RAZOR’S William Ratchford, D-Conn., said • 4 e -7 3 a i until a new state law requiring their certification year, Ratchford said he had hopes Ratchford did not call for replac­ OrEH .10 VEAHS EXPEHIE\t E DECORATING DEN is clarified. Friday he will seek re-election to a of becoming a subcommittee EDGE RofflBl* > Custom drapGry • wovnn woods • mlnl-blinds • bedsproods ing Democratic State Chairman 31 BISSELL Dt. MANCMESTEN The new law, which became effective July 1 fourth term next year and hopes to FAMILY HAIR CENnR • vortical blinds • swogs/cornlcos • shodos chairman bn the Approprations James M. Fitzgerald, but said he •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STQRE FRONTS requires a certification process "which entails remain in Congress for some time Committee and also would like & CO. Eapert deg odvee at your conver\ience with rtn obligotior^ believed the party had to “ shore •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC Appointments days evenings, wookendt. many hours of training " of officials with arrest to come. some day to move up further in the up" what was being done by 968 Main St. 1HE( powers, said First Selectman Donald LaChance. Ratchford also said he thought congressional leadership. Fitzgerald and others. Downtown The part-time officials may still issue sum­ the state’s Democratic Party YOUl Call 647-1167 monses or report violations to the police, said needed to improve its organization Ratchford, in a taping for the Ratchford also said he believed FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS LaChance, who complained the state has changed and provide additional suppoi^ to WFSB-TV "Face the State” pri^ Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn.. a for your appointment STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV the regulations without providing funding for candidates as is now being done by gram to be aired Sunday, said he leader in the GOP rebuilding, had TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE proper implementation. the state Republican Party. did not have his sights on another possible sights on a run for MANCHESTER Ratchford, whose 5th District office, such as the governorship. governor or possibly another aU stretches from Meriden to Water- tempt for the White House. : = a Ratchford also said he and the HOMiaPMvunn _ _ ooo State plans for Job action bury and Danbury, said he would state,’js other Democratic con­ Weicker ran a short-lived cam­ i seek re-election next year and gressmen believed the state Demo­ paign for president in 1976. He OLD FASHIONED PRICES” HARTFORD — The state is laying out plans for hoped to remain in Congress and cratic Party had to move into dropped out of the race w h eiL^oll 649-3589 lACK RFBTRAND caring for people in mental health and mental build up seniority on the powerful areas such as providing support showed him trailing other CTJP Tues^thr^uSat ANNE'S PLACE jy Nnt li $te $ Shf 643-1262 retardation facilities if a job action is taken later Appropriations Committee. services for candidates, as is being contenders in Connecticut. Unitex-Full Service Halralyling this month by 2,500 union employees, officials said Friday. .Sp«>rinljsinpr in Vinca . Administrative Services Commissioner Elish? Haircuts ^5 Perms ^20 MERCURY IZiS C. Freedman said plans were being rnade to deal Call for appointments 643-1442 OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE Blue Cross/Blue Shield book 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. with the job action, which could be staged by The members of District 1199 of the National Union of Pine Shopping Plaza Hospital and Health Care Employees. nianchester I PholM 648-2756 .| | | | ^ DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE The state and union, which represents 2 500 gives advice on care for aged 611 MAIN ST. NO SERVICE CHARGE ernployees at state health care facilities, Ono of Manchostor's Largost Soloctlons Of Flgural Coramics In submitted their differences to a fact-finder whose HARTFORD (U PI) - Blue Stock. Our Volumn Sevos You Monoy. 100’s Of Spocisis. “ not only enlightens the reader as said. Chsrgs Visa Accaptad recommendations on a contract were made Cross & Blue Shield unveiled a DMamOom lor • HotaU • Alrllnaa • Staamalilps Mesfor and public Friday. to what is physically involved with Ms. Quinn said families caring Custom Kitchen Center Tala-Chack... 36-page booklet Friday on what to the aging process, but what is ■27 Mato SlraM Mandtutw^ Fmind Oieclu CasM ig to S150.M Freedmdn said the state believed the fact­ for the elderly undergo stress from expect in caring for elderly or involved emotionally, financially the additional housekeeping Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling finder's report "can be the basis of a negotiated impaired relatives, what assist­ settlement" with the union. and environmentally as well.” chores, financial stress, environ­ ance is available, and how to The booklet explains the stress mental stress in rearranging and Visit Our Showroom A t MIMT-MAN PRINTING choose a nursing home. on the elderly and the family^ equipping their homes to care for ECONOMY U W N MOWER SERVICE 423 CENTER ST..MANCHESTER 648-1777 The “ Families Who Care for members who are caring for them, the elderly, and emotional stress 25 Olcott Street ^ Union to file complaint Older Relatives... The Problems — 647-3660 Paul Shamonis Landscaper said Joan Quinn, president of caused by the pressures of in­ Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 COMPim nHNTMt 3 COPVIN snvKx HARTFORD (U PI) — Union guards who keep The Sofutions" booklet will help Connecticut Community Care Inc. creased dependency and the rever­ Expert Lawn Mower Repair LOW COST PniNTING an eye on Connecticut's prison population don't those who "feel very much alone Besides their loss of health, the sal of the parent-child relationship. Thur9.tlll9PM Fraa Pickim and Dallvary 175 Woodland Street Manchester, Conn.’^ WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) like the state s idea of using private detectives to when they are confronting these elderly face the personal loss of The booklet is available at no 10% Senior Cltixena DIacount snoop on them when they call in sick. difficult situations,” said Aging , family and othfer social cost from Blue Cross & Blue Shield 649-7844 NSHSS CMBS.SUTN«yHMia STWVS The union representing 1,200 prison guards and Commissioner Mary Ellen Klinck. contacts and the loss of status from at 370 Bassett Road in North FREE ESTIMATES Mrs. Klinck said in the last .SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES other correctional workers announced Thursday jobs, authority, and income, she Haven, 06473. Frank Flndlay^t ' CaX anyUnM batwaan 6 aia. and 10 pm., 7 daya a waak decade and because of a longer life Phone 649-6713 .T R Y OUR NEW 3-M 60X0 COPIERI It will file an unfair labor practices complaint against the state Department of Correction. expectancy, more and more people GARNER'S RUG CLEANING At issue is a new department policy of sending in their 70s, 80s, and 90s, are being Body found in Farmington 14 High St. freerl Mondwiter. Cmhi. A Family In The Landscaping Mainte­ private detectives to homes of prison employees cared for by children who are 646-5630 Harris Hardwoids themselves elderly. FARMINGTON (UPI) - A OSTRINSKY, INC. suspected of abusing sick leave. records, police said. He was ^ 643-5879 643-5735 "M any of these elderly children, decomposed body fou(^ in a New truckmouiit — powerful — deep — herdwoedt nance Business For Over 50 Years! We Robert Upson, service representative for reported missing by his parents 731 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER both men and women, are still in Council 4, American Federation of State, County four-foot high cardboardbox be­ June 20. Steam Extroction * cobinat plywoods the work force and cannot stay and Municipal Employees, said the problem hind the Farmington Country Club RaalOantlal 4 Conunarelal boot lombm should not be handled in a "sneaky and home for as many hours as they was identified Friday as that of a The body was found by a country Vtsll our earpM jn d vinyl thowroom. Offer A Complete Grounds Maint­ underhanded way. would like," she said. 25-year-old Newington man, police We alio do rapMfa and Inalallallona, complete milling facility CALL US FIRST! club employee Thursday morning John Croweak, president of Blue said. in a box in the rear section of the 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE Th'ursdly" * ^ aspect," he said Cross tc Blue Shield of Connecticut “In buahtaaa, under 260 Tolland Tpka. * Manchaatar, CL enance Service, From Planting The victim, Harry LeBel, was country club grounds along Route aame ownerahip, lor In Ttia Old MHI Bahind Economy EIm M c LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS Inc., said the booklet developed by identified by the state medical 10. Police said the box had been over ^~i(eanl) DEALERS IN IRON, METALS, PAPERS Connect icut Community Care Inc., examiner's office through dental there for two weeks. 649-4663 Shrubs. Flowers To Mowing. ~ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 9, 1983

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 9, J983 _7 Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan FItta, Editor T V opiniON Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Saturday Dobie Gillis - 7:30 A.M. - Hoy Mlamo Anfritlonaa S J - BullwInkI* Gulllarmo Ochoa. Lourdaa J3 BerrMra WerM makes return Ouarraro y Juan Doaal praaan- ‘ennia Champlonahip •~®) - 0 «t Smart tan aat* program* da aaunto* of tha Finale ia pra- ® - Nawartr Rullty publico* praaantando noticia* y from London, England. Jack Q j) - Dr. SnusslM varlad* Informaclon. (C\6 i^in.) for TV movie ® - Thro* Stooga* • MOVIE: 'Lookin' to Oet i : ® - Sooow AmwkM Thl« Out* Two tmall-tima con man HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — “ The Many Loves of Dobie Merit pay: Reagan calls the shots AnderaoD "'••kly Woti- ® - Coamo* ‘Encyclopadla Saturday V light* of prof**ilon*l and ama. Galactic*.' Dr. Cart Sagan look* head for tha Laa Vagaa big time. Gillis," TV's 1960s high school sitcom, spawned such taur aoccar. Jon Voight, Ann-Margrat. Burt Washington at th* probability of Ilf* baing Young. Ratad R. stars as Warren Beatty, Tuesday Weld and Ryan ® - Sport* Proba found alaawhar*. |R) (SO min.) O Neal but didn't do quite so much for its stars Marry-Qo*Round [Cloaad Captlonad] 8 - WIM, wild Want PH ILAD ELPH IA — Juding other areas. Mondale’s would ® - Popaya aitd Friand* Ricky's (Ricky Schroder r.) and Bob Denver. team should be given a financial 8 - N*w*/8port*/W**th*r by the keen competition among cost an estimated $11 billion, (Q ) - Sport* Ravlaw 11:15 A.M. mother (Christine Belford) Hickman, as Dobie. was the clean-cut All-American bonus.” returns nnd tells her (ormer 8 - Bionie Woman Democratic presidential candi­ 32) - Sport* Silly ® -S p o rt* high school kid coping with girls, studies and parents Jack Germond Hollings’ $14 billion, and 'This kind of flirtation with the husbriiid, I'dward (Joel (39 - Rook 'n' Roll Tonit* Denver was the groady Maynard Krebbs, the wacky dates at the National Education Glenn’s $7 billion — each - Viewpoint on^lotrition 11:30 A.M. Hiygins) she Wrinis to lake the merit pay idea by the Demo­ 1:15A.M. school disaster and principal comic relief. Association's convention, you and inviting the old Reagan charge 9 9 - Momingttfwn ® - Play Your Boat TannI* To- boy to London with her - per cratic candidates did not gener­ da/a ahow faatura* 'Prapara- (21) - Rook of Agaa would never have known that manenily - on NBC's SILVER Beatty played the crew-cut school jock and pain in of Democratic spenders ate much complaint among the 8:00 A.M. tlon for Match Play.' the neck. Walter Mondale was supposed Jules Witcover SPOONS. Saturday. .July 9 1:30 A.M. “ throwing money at NEA delegates. Ken Melley, the Behind ® - Twilight Zona O’Neal, Weld and such others as Bill Bixby, Mario to have the endorsement of the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CD - Carter Country Syndicated columnists problems." director of NEA-PAC, said they ® - Sport* Waak Thomas, Ron Ely and Ellen Burstyn were struggling big teachers’ union in his hip ® - Laughtoon* ® - ABC Now* faced up to "the practical 12:00 P.M. ® - Or Jama* Soon young players who appeared in small roles from time pocket. K G B ’s ® 9 9 -.Supai: Frianda to time. reality” of not letting Reagan u D ~ Chriitophors ® - KM-a World 8 - Big Story Mondale was only one of five Denver went on to star in his own long-running FOUR OF the six — Glenn, run off with an issue that has ® - Pink Panthar Show ® - O a t Smart 8 - MOVIE: The Mualo of the six declared Democratic ® - Qllllgan'* PIgnat (24) - Woodwrlghf* Shop Lovora' An intarpratation of th* series, Gilligan s Island,” and now spends most of Reubin Askew, Gary Hart and public appeal right now. But, ®-ESPN8port*Cantar 9 0 - Newamakera CD 99 - Fantaay laland A man candidates who strutted their meddling ® - ABC Waakand Spaoial turbulent Ilf# of compoaar Patar his time on the road starring in plays. Committee, has developed a dent’s recent blitz — advocating Alan Cranston — cautiously Melley argued, merit pay is "a ® - Seholaatio Sport* Aoad. 3:00 P.M. (29 - Jeffaraona went* ona laat dance with hi* stuff at the NEA convention. ‘My Daar Unci* Shariock.' A 12- dead wife and a waltraa* I* Tchaikovsky is pratanted.. Rl- Hickman, after appearing in a variety of TV roles formidable state-by-state or­ merit pay and “ master said they supported the concept hot flash" as an issue that will (9-Spldaiman yaar-old boy aolvaa a myatary In CD - MOVIE: 'Chinatown Kid' A 7:00 P.M. chard Chamberlain, C‘Glenda And all six were.on display here akillful martial artiat aacapea to turned into Maria Antoinette. Jackaon. 1971. Ratad R put away the greasepaint to become an able and ganization for recruiting and teacher” plans to improve of merit pay or teacher rewards be forgotten six months from hi* own community. |R) [Cloaad (3D - Agronaky 8i Co (R) (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ respected production executive at CBS six years ago by way of lO-minute videotaped WASHINGTON - A beleagered Captlonad] San Franclico from Mainland tioned] 8 - MOVIE: 'Blue 0011*/ A training teachers as political teacher performance in a series for performance. Mondale has now. : ® l39-Fllnt*tonaFunnlaa Chin*. 1979 (£ ) - Mlllar'a Court pitches on their plans for Yuri Andropov, still consolidating ® - Hardy Soya/ Nanay Draw group of asiambly line workers For the first time since 1977 Hickman is returning to activists. of campaign-style visits to said he has always been for Don Cameron, the N E A ’s ® - Saaama Straat [Cloaad ® - MOVIE: 'Living Fro*' Thi* (3D ® - At The Movies CSD - Kiner's Korner barids together against an un­ acting to co-star in "High School U.S.A,” a TV movie upgrading education. his control of the Kremlin, has Captionod] m )® -Tw ilight Zona Beyond these nuts-and-bolts public schools, a PTA conven­ merit pay in some form once executive director, also took an sequel to 'Born Free' covers the CSD Moppet Show / (B ) - World Sportaman Out­ caring automobile company in which he plays a high school biology teacher facing The candidates' full-court unleashed his trusted KGB secret (S) - Taatro Fantaatloo 92) - World Sportaman Out­ adventures encountered in door pdvanturas from through­ and a corrupt union. Richard political considerations, how­ tion and other education- basic salaries are raised, but he understanding view. "There door advanturaa from through­ moving Elsa’s three cubs to a (3D - Saint out tha world are hosted by Curt Pryor, Harvey Keitel. 1976. a whole class of Dobies and Maynards. press was a recognition of the police to stir up trouble in the West. ®-Plao*ofC*k*Twolon*ly ever, was the candidates’ un­ oriented targets of political finessed the subject in his taped isn’t a politician in the country out th* world *r* hoatad by Curt game preserve. Susan Hamp­ (O ) - Dance Fever Gowdy. (60 min.) Ratad R. The producers of the two-hour show cast several 1.7 million-member N E A’s in­ At first, he cautiously dangled an old man diaeovar tha trua maan- Gowdy. (60 min.) shire, Nigel Davenport, Geof­ stars of 1960s sitcoms to play faculty members or derstanding that education has opportunity. talk. Hollings reiterated his call who isn’t going to salute merit . ing of f riandahip. G2) - CFL Football: Edmonton at ® - HBO Rook: The Who Tour 8 - MOVIE: 'Charii* Chan on creasing political clout in the olive branch, apparently hoping 99- MOVIE: ‘Attack Fora* Z* A frey Keen. 1972. Hamilton 1982 The final concert of this th* Oooka of Now Orloana' parents in the film, giving viewers an opportunity to become the early “ hot issue” of These proposals — anathema for a flat $5,000 raise in states pay,” he said, “ because he sees ® - Cairaaoolanda* Democratic Party. In both 1976 for a limited detente that would apaclal oparationa unit track* ® - MOVIE: -Targat of an d 9 - Sporte Probe legendary rock group is pre­ 2:00 A.M. catch up on how some of the former teen-age the pre-1984 campaign period. to the NEA in what the union demonstrating improved edu­ it as a hot issue. No politician, 8:30 A.M. down Japan*** dafactora on a Aeeeeain* Two men conspire sented. performers turned out. and 1980, the teachers’ union permit him to concentrate on his South Aaian iatand. Mai GIbaon. against an African laadar, ona a G 9 - Festival of Faith ® - Nows/SIgn OH The criticisms of public school sees as Reagan’s simplistic cation performance. Cranston, seeing a train coming, is going ® ) C D “ Pandamonlum (19 - Alfred Hitchcock Hour was the largest single bloc at the internal problems. But Ronald John Philip Law, Sam Naill. paid ftaasain and ona who kid­ (29 - Twilight Zone ® - Indopanilont Network Joining Hickman in the film are Tony Dow from education in the recent report of formulation — in turn created a nicely tiptoeing on the issue, to throw his body in front of it.” ® - My Thtaa Son* 1981. naps him for ransom. Anthony (19 - Voice of Feith Democratic National Conven­ Reagan merely sniffed at the (29 - News Update Now* "Leave it to Beaver,” Elinor Donahue from "Father the Commission on Excellence mad scramble among most of managed to side with the NEA ® f f l - Pac Man/LIMa ® - MOVIE: 'Ollbart and Quinn, John Phillip Law, Simon (20 - Outer Limits Knows Best,” Dawn Wells and Denver from tion, and NEA members were Indeed, the way Reagan has branch suspiciously, without re­ Sabala. 1978. (22) - Entertainment Thie Week ® - 'S3 Barrett'* World in Education and, Just as Raaoala/Rlohia Rich SutNvan* The greet operetta (2D - News/Sporta/Westher the Democratic candidates to by proposing not teacher merit obliged most of the Democrats (29 - Boleded Serle dramatics. Doubles Tennis ChampkMiahip "Gilligan’s Island,” Barry and Stanley Livingston of the one most solid contingent ducing the belligerency level in ® - Naw Jaraay Paopla compoten ere shown at odds 0 9 - Video Jukebox (22) (20 - Monitor Coverage of tha Finals Is pra- significantly. President Rea­ cope with the Reagan offensive pay but school merit pay. Team to pay lip service to the merit when composing their music. Libertad Lamarque. "My Three Sons, ” David Nelson of "Ozzie and behind Jimmy Carter both Washington. OS-Eaaanoa (29 - Twilight Zona - MOVIE; The Seduction' A sentad from London, England. gan’s attacks on teacher medi­ without offending the NEA. rather than individual teacher pay idea even before the NEA is Robert Moriey, Maurice Evans, (20 - Glen Campbell Show (29 (60 min.) Harriet,” Paul Peterson of "The Donna Reed Show ” ’ years. According to intelligence re­ f f l - Co€d Mag Griffin hoat* 8 - Now* Updat* popular TV reporter and her ocrity have put education on the performance produces better Dinah Sheridan. 1963. (29 - Pereonal Dimeneiona Angela Cartwright of ’’Make Room For Daddy” arid Three of the candidates — a measure of how an incumbent thi* waakly taan magailn*. ( 8 - AFI Showcaaa liva-in lover must contend with G9 - Movie Confd ports, Andropov then activated ® - Living Faith a peeping tom. Morgan Fair- Steve Franken from "Dobie Gillis.” front burner of domestic Mondale, Ernest Hollings and schools, he said, so when a president can set the political -Suparharoa* 7:15 P.M. G9 G9 - Prog oonTd ANOTHER REASON for the KGB that he used to direct. KGB (81 ® - N*w*/8porta/W**th*r 8 - MOVIE: 'Sparrow*' A child, Andrew Stevens, Michael Some of the students will be portrayed by politics. John Glenn — offered education school raises its students’ aca­ agenda. It is a device he can use ( 9 ) -B ig Story woman ovartaaing a brood of (2D - Sports Saturday (2D - Bporte Updete rabid courtship was an aware­ agents and agitators began a (22) - Thumlarr Sarrazin. Rated R. contemporary TV kid stars, Todd Bridges of The White House obviously plans that would bar Reagan’s demic performance, presuma­ on other issues as well — and - Shirt Tala* orphans fHida hartelf caring for ness that the N E A’s political major effort to split the Western IS) ® (S) - Victory Oardan a kidnapped child whom she 7:30 P.M. 8 - Myatoryl Tha Racing 2:15A.M. ’’D iff’rent Strokes,” Kathy Silvers of ’ ” believes it has co-opted the budget cuts and spend consider­ bly as demonstrated in higher probably will in the months ® - MOVIE: -Rooky III’ A boxar must save by leading her (3D - Eyewitness Magazine Gama.' Sid and Chico ara called (3D - MOVIE: The Flim-Flem arm, the NEA Political Action allies on nuclear defense. But ® - Championahip Wraatling to investigate and find a kid­ Michael Fox of “ Family Ties” and Nancy McKeon of education issue with the presi­ ably more in teacher pay and test scores, "everyone on the ahead. find* out that It la toughar to charges across a dangerous CSD - All In the Femtiy Men* A con artiat gives a young "Facts of Life.” President Reagan, bolstered by atay on top than to to gat thara. ® - MOVIE: 'Qiaaa* 2- A Sri- swamp. Mary Pickford. 1926. napped racehorse. (R) (60 min.) man who Is AWOL a courts in tiah axchang* atudant fall* for (3) ^ Muppet Show [Closed Captioned] “ It’s reunion time for some of us, ” Hickman said. conservative victories in Britain, • Sylvaater Stallona, Burgaaa flim-flemming. George C. Scott, Maradith, Tall* Shir*. 1982 tha laadar of a famala gang. 3:15 P.M. C£) - Major League Besebell: (S ) - Inpepandanoia da Sue Lyon. Micheel Serrezin. As a CBS executive he ramrods such shows as "The Japan and West Germany, suc­ Ratad PG. Maxwall Caulfiald, MIchalle 8 - Waak In Ravlaw Houston at New York Mete Argentine 1967. Pfaiffar. igS2. Ratad PG. Dukes of Hazzard,” “ Alice” and ” AfterM-A-S-H" for ceeded in tightening the bonds that ® - Fallx Th* Cat dD - Solid Gold ® - MOVIE: 'A Strangar I* the network. But despite his behind-the-camera job, Guest editorial ® - MOVIE: -Sword of 3:30 P.M. 2:30 A.M. hold the Western Alliance d 9 - Sports Look Watching' A killer holds hos­ Hickman is still badgered for autographs by fans. 9:00- A.M.------wvv^waartaa*Sharwood awavwgForaaf nwUMIRobin nUWUHood ® - All In th* Family tages in the tunnels under New ® -Solid QoM together. L3J LAJ - Moatballt Si Spaghattl andhiabindof outlaw* dafand 93) - HBO Thaatro: Camalot (20 - Twilight Zone York's Grand Central Station. ( 8 - Croaaffr* Now 49, Hickman is singularly youthful. He looks a ® - I Lov* Lucy a caatl* agalnat th* Sheriff of This magical love story evokes (S ) - Sern Legends: James Rip Torn. Ratad R. trifle heavier than in his "Dobbie Gillis ” days but Noningham. Richard Graona, mamorlas of a batter world. Cagney NOW ’THE LATEST intelligence ® -N l n * on New Jersey Patar Cuahing, Nigal Graan. 10:30 P.M. otherwise there is little evidence of the 20 years THe GRear WaLL OF JapaN 1961. ® - Twilight Zone (29 - Fourth Estate 2:45 A.M. passage since that show left the air. Job security gamering show that Andropov has 9 s - Well Street Joumel ® - Black Naw* 8 - Style With Elaa Klonaoh *> Mi Secreterie Situacion intensified the subterranean war­ ® - NCAA Inatniot tonal 8 9 - Sowling (29 ® - CNN Naw* ® - MOVIE: ‘Attack Foro* Z' A His face is unlined, his dark brown hair has only the Sariaa ® - MOVIE: 'Hall* ol comics scares da lot tucsioa Special oparationa unit tracks faintest traces of gray and his moves and mein are fare, at which the Soviets . ® - Saaama Straat [Cloaad acaacidot an una oficina. Q j) - Odd Coupl* down Japanate defectors on a Captlonad] Montesume' U.S. Marines are still very much those of Dobie. specialize. ® - Magio Hoatad by Shari sent on a reconnaissance patrol (20 - At The Movies ( 8 - Indapondant Natwork South Asian island. Mai Gibson, lawl* Shari Lawia and John Philip Law. Sam Naill. " I t ’s fun to be acting again, ” he said. 'After six a lifelong task 12:30 P.M. of a Japanese held island in tha - Naw* A Pentagon analysis describes Lambehop hoat thia variaty (29 1981. years I was afraid I ’d forgotten how — there are those ® ® - Now Fat Albert Show Pacific. Richard Widmark, Jack how it works: KGB agenU identify ahow of muaic and magic. Palanca, Karl Malden. 1951. d0 - Welcome Beck Kotter 11:00 P.M. 3:00 A.M. who said I could never act in the first place. But acting ® - -Your Mag. tor Woman ® - Amarfoa'a Top Tan (S2) - Nighttimes: Variety ®®®8®®-N*w* Editor’s note: On Saturdays the and auto factory workers that "discontent opinion leaders’ ’ in the 4:00 P.M. G 9 - CFL Football: Edmonton at stays with you. You don’t forget. It’s like riding a ® - Outar Limit* ® - Amarloan Bandatand ® - MOVIE: 'A Flatful of bicycle. Manchester Herald reprints edi­ West and bring them to the Soviet C3D - World University Games 8:00 P.M. Hamilton they cannot expect, as their ® - Naw* Updat* . ® - A t Th* Movie* Dollar*' Rival gang* fight for torials from otheK New England Union for training. (19 • Pick the Proe Sporttwri- (3D (3D - Walt Disney control of a Mexican border G9 - Night Flight Actually, I think I ’m a better actor now than I was fathers did, to stick with one (S ) ^ 9 - Smurfa ® - Twilight Zona newspapers. This is from the This usually lasts two to four tera preview key games and (3) *■ MOVIE: 'Maltese Falcon' town a«^ tha money to be made G9 - Voice of FslUi when I played Dobie. The overall maturity and Providence Journal-Bulletin. industry from youth to ® -M O V IE:'Lova'a Dark Rid*' 18 - Waahington DIalogu* viawara compete for prizes. Sam Spade's pursuit of tha fa- there. Clint Eastwood, Mar­ years. They are indoctrinated in (2D - Newe/Bporta/Weether personal confidence makes me more comfortable in retirement. A man who la accldantally (22) - Flaah Gordon (19 -P rog oontd buloua falcon, a few murdart ianna Koch, W. Lukschy. 1967. front of the cameras.” Marxist ideology and instructed in blindad. la atrangthanad by a ® - Sguar* ForM Oardoning and hard-hearted love make up CSD - Jackie Qleeaon Show * 3:30 A.M. woman'* lov*. Carri* Snod- (20 - Twilight Zone thia thriller. Humphrey Bogart. By coincidence, or perhaps by design, the director Rapid shifts, unpredictable revolutionary methods. They are GD - Independent Network GD - MOVIE: The Killing Oeme' Older generations may gr***. Cliff Pott*. Jan* Say- 1:00 P.M. 8 - New* Updat* Mary Attor, Sydney Graan- Young couple produce comic of High School U.S.A.” is Rod Amateau, who two or three years ago, are mour. ig78. Newt taught how to exploit discontent, ® - MOVIE: 'Alloa Ooaan't ( 8 - Palloul*: 'Argantinialm*' atraat. 1941. stripe until they meet an over­ directed Hickman as a youngster in the old “ Robert have thought there would G2) - E8PN BporteCenter becoming typical. The best destablize governments and or­ ® - Soaamo StroM [Cloaad Live Here Anymore* A widow's ® - MOVIE: ‘Super Fun- A CSD 90 - T J . Hooker Hooker strung young man who turns Cummings” series and who was at the helm for many always be jobs for carriage ganize rebellions. Captlonad] first steps to setf-eufficiency are man exposed to rsdistion devel discovers that tome compulsive G9 - Night Flight Tonight's pro­ their make-twliava adventures “ Dobie Gillis” episodes. engineers, skilled craftsmen, sided by her son end a rancher. gamblers ara baing forced to grams are 'Lotus Wainttock.' into reel-life dremes. Jean makers or repairers of steam Not long ago, I spoke to a ® - Burbula* Programa Infan- ops superhuman powers. Terr equipment operators and la­ tll producido an Maxico. Ellen Burstyn, Kris Kristoffer- ence Hill, Ernest Borgnina work aa drug dalivaryman. (R) 'Stave Millar’ and ‘Delbert Pierre Cessel, Cleudine Auger. acting I didn’t miss it, ” Hickman son. Alfrod Lunar. 1976 (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] McClinton.' (4 hra.) Michel Duchaussoy. 1968. said. ” My job at CBS is too nteresting and demanding. locomotive boilers. Alas, the borers will “make it” sooner graduate of a typical Soviet 8 9 - That Taan Show Joanne Oru. Rated PG. training camp. He said a thousand G D - MOVIE: *Chellen9e of the - Magio of Oil Painting d9 - MOVIE: 'Zapped* A thy G9 - Festival of Faith (29- MOVIE: 'Rooky III' A boxer "A t the network I supervise shows beginning with jobs dwindled, but workers . ® - Victory Oardan Mestec* finds out that it is tougher to or later, because cream rises trainees from "liberation move­ science whiz develops teleki­ 8 - MOVIE: 'A Boll from Hair story ideas and script approval. I see they are cast who were literate and adapta­ 9:15 A.M. CD-Bleoketar 4:15 P.M. netic powers in a lab accident. An intanae young man who hat stay on top than to to get there. l^operly, I go to dailies to watch their progress and to the top. ments" around the world were Scott Beio, Willie Ames. Rated Sylvester Stallone, Burgess ble learned to build auto ® - Vto-* Vacant Lot 'Pro­ ® - MOVIE: 'Whar* th* Rad ( 8 - Sport* bean kept in a mental institu­ then I get involved in overseeing the promotional and o But nobody makes it, in the R. tion plots revenge against his Meredith, Telia Shire. 1982. enrolled at the camp where they gramming for Chlldran.' Fern Grows* A boy grows up 4:30 P.M. Rated PG. advertising campaigns. bodies or fix diesel engines. with two redbone hounds who d9 - Ovation Today's pro­ family. Vivace Lindfora, Ranaud U.S. or elsewhere, unless he were drilled in the fine poinU of (2D - Health Waak 92) - PKA Full Contact Karat* ” I shepherd the individual series that are produced Flexibility and literacy •ventuslly dio protocting thoir grams ara 'The Fifth Eetate; Varley, Alfredo Mayo. 1970. 8 - MOVIE: '90011*011*;/ Th* or she can read and write well guerrilla warfare. What he called ; 9:30 A.M. master. Stewart Peterson, ® - Soholaatio Sport* Acad. Safe Enough to Drink,' 'Whick- (2D - Sports Tonight harsh reality of prison life pre­ by studios like Warner Bros, or Twentieth Century- were two themes of a recent “ liberation movements,” it turned James Whitmore, Beverly Gar­ 8 - Twilight Zone ar'a World Down Under: Many (29 - El Show de R. Barrel sents a challenge for a con­ Fox for CBS. I guess you could call me a trouble enough to function as an C D C D - Bug* Bunny/Road Paopla Curtty, But We Don't Ex­ victed man. Leon Isaac Runner Show land. 1974. shooter. ’M-A-S-H’ was my show, too, and itjiept me down-to-earth conference at adult: a minimal abilty to out, were the world’s most notor­ 8 - Big Story pect It* and 'The Jealous Mir­ (29 - Twilight Zone Kennedy, Thommy Pollard. ious terroist bands. C D - AH In th* Family ® - MOVIE: 'Bruo* Laa: W* ror.* (2 hrt.) - Deve Allen et Large 1980. Ratad R. busy and interested. * the University of Rhode Is­ MIee You* 8 - Matin** at th* Bijou (SZ) handle one’s own financial The graduates emerge as disci­ ® - Davay/Oollath - Twilight Zone "But acting gets in your blood and never leaves. For land on “ Reschooling the G2) * Unlimited Hydroplane ® - Mora Real Paopla & 11:30 P.M. 4:00 A.M. affairs, comprehend instruc­ plined political activists and guer­ ® - Herald of Truth (2D - News/Sports/Weather ® - MOVIE: Thro* Sailor* aod the past couple of years I discovered I missed it a Adult Worker.” Seventy Reelnp This show foetures the ® - Wok Thru Chin* (3D - Haweli Flve-0 little. tions and transmit written rilla leaders. They return to their ® - Ally* Bi Want Champion Spark Plug Regans 5:00 P.M. (22) (20 - Diff rent Strokes Kim­ CSD - She Na Ne e Qirf Three sailors, with eight knowledgeable people from ' (2D - Money Waak from Miami. FL. (60 min.) berly ia urged by a trainer to en­ months back pay, decide to 'an­ ” I see so much more material that f can play now messages. At the URI confer­ native lands where they exploit CD - Mlaaion: Imposalbl* CS) > MOVIE: 'Children of the gel* a show. Jane Powell. Gor­ 14 states attended. ® - IT* Your Bualnaaa ® -T w ilig h t Zona ter tryouti for tha Olympic ice Full Moon' than I did 20 years ago. There’s a whole new area of ence, a former secretary of legitinmte grievances and manip- ® - CBS Sport* Saturday JIP skating team. (R) [Closed Cap­ don MecRae, Gene Nelson. ® - Laat Chano* Oarag* tioned] (S) - Off Track Betting 1963. roles I can play, comedy parts for guys in their forties Simply retraining a man or u la t e r e downtrodden and the 8 - Nawa/Sports/Waathar ® ® - WId* World of SporU labor in the Ford administra­ ® - WraaHIng ® - News Update The opportunities are tempting, but I don’t plan to woman as a home installer disaffected. . 9:45 A.M. CD^- Road to LA. 8 - MOVIE: -Rocky III' A boxar G9 - MOVIE; 'House Where leave CBS. tion, John T. Dunlop, said ® -M O V IE : 'Rooky III' A boxar finds out that it ia toughar to Evil Dwells* An American family 92) - NCAA Inatruot tonal ® - CHIP* Patrol (to pick an occupation at , Barlaa find* out that it la toughar to stay on top than to to gat there. moves into a Japanate home employment prospects for Sylvester Stallone. Burgess where a Samurai warrior^ bru­ random) is fruitless and Ro c k v IN RECENT years, the KGB has atay on top than to to gat thar*. 9 9 - Tim* Out rtiaatar Today'* BECAUSE YOU never the functionally illiterate 10.-00A.M. Sylvaatar Stallona, Burg*** program* ara '96 Strok** a Meredith, Telia Shire. 1982. tally murdered hie wife anb her MT*I. , also formed shadowy alliances Rated PG. lover. Edward Albert, Susan Hitchiking dangers know when someone illusory unless job opportuni­ ; NCWb 41 r C D - Saturday Morning Maradith. Tali* Shir*. 1982. Minute' and 'Women's Mara­ will be searching for the (who perhaps number 20 with drum smuggling rings, whose Ratad PG. thon; Long Road to the Olym­ 8 - Dr. Who George. Doug McClure. 1982. ties exist. Besides retraining, I ® ® - Soooby, Sorappy- pics.' (60 min.) Ratad R. Item you hove for sole. percent of those over 25 years debilitating products help to . Doo/ Puppy Hour ® - Monaymakar* 1 8 - Fantaatloo detailed in study workers need some career 8 - Twilight Zona (S ) - Evans and Novak It's better to run your weaken the West. The drugs are ® - O r . Who ( 8 - Entoqu* ® - MOVIE: 'Qroaa* 2' A Brl- old) pose a problem. (22) G 9 - Saturday Night Live wont od tor several counseling so that they can channeled through Bulgaria and ® - lYa Your Bualnaaa ( 8 - N*wa/Sport*/W*ath*r tish exchange student falls for Career shifts can be trau­ ; ®-OklTim*Oo*pol - - MOVIE: 'Alien' A apace NEW YORK (UPI) — Hitchhiking can be a very days ... canceling It os ® -1*1-* Oo Bowflng ® - Entartainmant Thi* Waak the leader of a female gang. (29 look intelligently at fields Cuba, which the KGB has turned ® - 19B3 Collag* World Maxwell Caulfiald, Michelle craw returning to Earth it at­ costly "fre e ” ride, says a security industry executive. soon os you get results. matic and there are no easy Series HIghllghte ® - Odd Coupl* they might like to enter, into illicit drug centers. ® - Waahington Weak/ Pfeiffer. 1982. Rated PG. tacked by an alien that invades Its appeal to economy-mined teenagers and young paths that lead to instant ' ® -M OVIE:-ThaPIrot* Movie' Ravlaw Paul Duka la Joinad by (8Z) - Julia Child and Company the human body. Veronica Car­ according to Art Shy, an A classified, 38-page CIA report top Waahington iournallat* an- (29 - MOVIE: 'From Hare to adults is far outweighed by the hidden dangers, says ' A shy teenager dreams she is 5:15 P.M. Eternity' The paseiona and viol­ twright, Ian Holm, John Hurt. reemployment of the dis­ explains that Bulgaria has become the heroine in a pirate tale. alyiing th* waak a naw*. 1979. Ratad R. Edward B. Patroski, director of investigations tor industrial union official. ® - Qian Campboll Show ence of a group of eoldiers ata- placed. But a switch in jobs "a safe haven from where major ' Kristy McNichol. Christopher 1:30 P.M. tionad at Pearl Harbor just ® - MOVIE: -Lord of th* File*' Pinkerton’s, Inc., a priOSte security and investiga­ That makes sense. As Atkins. 1982. Rated PG. 5:30 P.M. before World War M are por­ A group of boys, cast awayon a tions firm. doesn’t have to be a source of Open forun / Readers^ views narcotics operations are directed. ® - Job Finder remote Pacific Island, turns to a another speaker said, educa­ 1 : ® - MOVIE: 'Fighting Youth' ® - Twilight Zona trayed. Montgomery Clift, Frank A recent California study shows hitchhikers are dread, if workers will heed ’The role of Bulgaria In the field of Charles Farrell, Ann Sheridan. ® ® - U8FL Divialonal Sinatra. Donna Reed. 1054. life of savagery. James Aubrey. Playoff: Toema to bo ( 8 - Nawamakar* Saturday Tom Chapin. Hugh Edwards. very often the victims of highway crimes and are tion may have to be lifelong. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 international narcotics has in­ 1935. - Sneak Previews Co-hosts some of the sound advice Announood 8 - Wild Kingdom (2Z) 1963. actually three times more likely to be the victim than Severe unemployment in the creased tremendously in the last ® - Vole* of Faith Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons ® - HBO Rook: Th* Who Tour - Nightlln* the perpetrator. emanating from experts at ® - Twilight Zona 8 - MOVIE: ‘Lova'a Dark Rld*' take a look at what's happening d9 Midwest has shown steel mill several years.” 1982 The final concert of this A man who I* accldantally at the movies. At the same time, teenage and young adult drivers the URI conference. ’ ® - Naw* Updat* 11:45 P.M. In the Caribbean, Fidel Castro’s Ie9endary rock group is pre­ blinded, is strengthened by a who have a natural tendency to give a ride to ® - M r . Rogara'Neighborhood sented. woman's love. Carrie Snod- 8:30 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: -Eaoap* From gunboats actually escort ships New York' A fallen hero gats a hitchhikers in their same age group are also at ri6k, 18) - Foro Looo 9 9 - Sunday at the Klng*e graat. Cliff Potts, Jana Sey­ GD - : loaded with Columbian cocaine House mour. 1978. Naw York Yankaaa at Kanaaa second chance whan ha tries to Patroski says, y 1 8 - From th* Editor'* Daak City raecua tha President of tha Un­ and marijuana into Cuban ports ® - Twilight ZoTM (29 - Hogan's Heroes He says parents should warn their children^it is Berry's WorW Tribute to those who pay tribute ® - Hlatory of Wing* - Twilight Zone ited States. Kurt Russell. Rated where illegal drugs are loaded on 8 - Nawamakor* Satuiday 8 - Say It With Sign R' virtually impossible to differentiate between the 10:16A.M. (2^ (20 - Silver Spoons Ricky harmless and the potentially dangerous driver or to smaller boats for the quick run ® - Magio of Oil Painting 6:00 P.M. 12:00 A.M. To the Editor: These gallant people don the colors, and they open and close ( 8 - Madia Watoh tries to decide between going hitchhiker, no matter how well dressed or neat­ to the Florida coast. Sometimes ® - Raino SalvaJ* ® ® 8 - Now* home with hia mother or staying C3) - All Star Wraatling There are some very gallant uniforms of their units and per­ many ceremonies and events. With his father. (R) appearing they may be. the gunboats use their radar to 10:30A.M. ® - Wild Kingdom ® T Staiaky and Hutch (3) • Champlonahip Wrestling people who come forward to. pay form a most solemn ceremony on ® ® - Th* Duka* Some major dangers, he says, are: scout for U.S. Coast Guard cutters. ® - ThI* Waak In Baoeball ® - Off Track Sotting (SD - Great Chefa/New Orleans GD - Laugh Trax homage to a member who has behalf of their departed member. ® - Or. Who • Injury and resultant surgery and/or hospitaliza­ They sacrifice their time to According to the CIA, Castrol calls ® - Wall Straat Weak Loui* ® - Star Trak 9:00 P.M. G2) - NFL's Greatest Momenta: passed on to their eternal rewards. To a deceased loved one at a time ® - Twilight Zoh* Rukayaar analyia* th* '80a with tion or even death from a moving vehicle or roadside perform a task that is h i g h l y this drug smuggling operation 92) - ESPN SportaCtontar ® ® - MOVIE: Th* Long NFL't Graataet Momenta pra- accident. Within just a short notice they can like this, there is no better way (2D - Slyl* WHh Elaa Klonaoh a waakly ravlaw of economic Riders' This authentic Western sente 'Mighty Man and Magic regarded and respected. Forever “ Plan Bravo.” and invaatmant mattar*. ® - MOVIE: Th* Pirate Movl*' Moments ' (60 min.) * • Robbery, assault and serious bodily harm from a be ready to form an honor guard or than to show that so many care to ® ® - Oary Cotoman Show A shy taanagar dreamt she it retells tha tala of tha Jesse vigilant they sUnd in honor when After Andropov took charge of 2:00 P.M. Jamas/Cola Younger outlaw - Nawa/8ports/Weather psychopathic or criminal driver or rider. color guard and pass in review. show their respect and admiration. ( 8 - Elaolrio Company tha heroine in a pirate tala. (2D PORKY'S 2 called upon to do their faithful duty the Kremlin, the KGB began to ® ( 8 ® - Rod Sox Wmup Kristy McNichol, Christopher band and how they terrorized (29 ~ Petleula: 'Una Viuda Bin • Arrest for indirect involvement in the transport of They may be members of the ® - MOVIE: ‘Orandal Qrandal Atkina. 1982. Ratad PG. West. Stacy Keach, James Boatan' or actual use of illegal drugs. THE NEXT DAY as members of their community step up its mischief in the West. OiaiMlat' A lovabta, tpotty- ® - ProtosakMWl Rodeo from Kaach, Keith Csrradina, David American Legion, the VPW, the Those in the honor guard or color . ■ ■■■■» SHOWN AT:— > n state and nation. ’ The effort is described in one ' graanmonatarfindahimaalf ina MoaquHa, TX G 9 - Co-Ed Mag Griffin hosts Carradina, Robert Csrradina. 12:30 A.M. • Threat of blackmail or false accusation of a crime 1li4S.|]4S-9M-7t4S-10M-11iS0lC DAV, or of their respective auxi- ewMmporary varaion of th* this waakly taan magazine. 1980. by a driver or rider. guard are a special kind of people. Pentagon document as a "low- ® - MOVIE: 'Mr. Denning C3) - All In the Family apic 'Baowulf.' Animatad. Nar- Drive* North' A murder la com- 8 - Twilight Zona • Apprehension and fining for illegal hitchhiking or laries. But they come in their They are dedicated people from all Robert J. Arson (3) G0 - Love Boat Doc meat* C3) > MOVIE: 'Visitor From the risk, low-cost, low-profile" Soviet ratad by Patar Uatinov. mittad, but nobody can find th* 8 - Naivt/Sporta/Waathar a farmer claaamata, a man trie* offering of a ride on state orjederal highways. gMups to pay their iast respects to walks of life. They perform their Historian corpa* to prov* it John'Milla, Grave' offensive: The most vulnerable O - Aak th* Manager 8 - Inakto Story to gat a woman'* anantion and • Acceptance of a ride in a vehicle operated by an a member of their unit who has duties at wakes and funerals, they Sam Wanamakar, Phylli* Cal­ two companion* try td tell thair (2D - Money Week SHOWN AT: Post 102, American Legion ‘‘targeU of opportunity," thedocu- IBZ) - Spokaaman vert 1883. 8 - Nuaatra Amorloa unlicensed driver, or in an unlicensed vehicle. passed on. march in our parades, carry the chlldran about their arrange­ 90 • One on One I f i4S-S]39-M S-9:Sa-f 1:1 S Manchester ments suggests, are El Salvador 11:00 A.M. ® - Twilight Zona ® - Blaok Parapaotiv* ment. (R) (SO min.) [Cloaad Cap­ • Acceptance of a ride with a driver who isdrunk, ill tlonad] 1:00 A.M. and Goatemala — situated as they ® ® - Buga Bunny/Road ( 8 - New* Update ® - MOVIE:'Coaat to Coaat-A or under the influence of illegal drugs. Runner Show — ( 8 - Twilight Zona C3D - Sanford end Bon are below the soft, U.S. underbelly. (24) - Laat Chanda Oarag* Bavarly Hill* houaawito **- • Accusation of transporting a minor across state WAR GAMES ® ® - Morfc Si Mnidy/ capaa from (a magtal Inatitutlon 8 - Naw* Update C3D - MOVIE: 'Goodbye Mr. lines for immoral purposes. 8 - Futbol Intamaolanal: Eaat and uka* dirwith a truckar. Chipe' The atory of an English Lavam* ft Sbirlay/Foni Hour 8 ) (39 - Quiney Quincy aaka ■ ■■■■ SHOWN AT: '■ i ■ Calling all Coventry residents Oatmany va. Belgium Dyan Cannon, Robert Slaka. achooltaachar, hia riaa to haad- ® - All Star WraoHIns Emily to help dotormino I f ItfO O - Major Laagu* Baaaball: 1980. Ratad PG. mkatar. and th* tragodl.a and 9 D -H o * H a w whothar a girl'* boyfriend I* a eHers policy Callfrania at Booton ® - M -A -S 'H murderer. (R) (60 min.) joya that touchad hi* Ufa: Rob- T o the Editor: lake activities and preservation. — years in need of wisdom, love 92)-lnaM*th*USFL MOVIE: 'Marolaho' Th* art Donat, Graar Giraon, Paul 89 - (SB - Matin** at th* Bijou 'Little 8 - Campaon Sin Corona Hanriad. 1938 TWILIGHT ZONE This is an open letter to Coventry Federal Grants, State Laws? Then and understanding. he Manchester Herald ®-TwHls!)tZon* undatoatad heavyweight cham­ Tough Guy.' ODSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs PG welcomes letters to the pion. Rocky Marciano, fought SB - MOVIE: -Thro* ® - MOVIE: ‘All th* Kind voters. ''v think Town Council. If you, the Coventry elector want 8 - Now* Updat* SHOWN AT:— editor. . hia way tothatopandthon gave 6:30 P.M. Mueketeere* The Dumas classic Btrangart* Sevan orphans turn Welcome VVagon otters discreet auvertising Do you have ideas and concerns The Board o f Education and to contribute and run for office 1 8 O - Inoradlbl* Hulk and It all up tor lov*. Tony Lo ® ® - CBS Newt of adventure, lova’and intrigue a remote farmhouaa into a pri­ lfiM.f]49.4:4Q.7;S9.f;4e.11i4S.|ia« CHW3 by NEA. tnc Letters should be brief and th* Amaikig Spktorman Bianco. it pratanted. Lana Turner, Van to professionals in the medical, dental, ...... a ; regarding your chiidren’s educa­ Town Council are composed of please call Sandra Ashley or me. A ® ® - Naw* son for unsuspecting travalara. to the point. They should 8 -M p y i E ;'C h ^ t o n e e r A ® -M H I*rH *llof FamoTonnI* Heflin, Gena Kelly. 1940. Samantha Eggar, Stacy Kaach. health-care, legdi and animal-care fields. tion? Then thiqk Board of ® - To B* Announood 1974 SUPERMAN III volunteers — come join us! novel adventure awaits — n w typed or neatly hand-written, frao-apirltad. daradavil pilot Champlonahip 9:15 P.M. Our service effectively reaches individuals Education. ' As one m ofe season overtakes friends, duties and and, for ease in editing, Hva* tor the thrill and compoti- 9 .a k b aa ® - 'Ybur Mag. for Woman 1 ^ "I'd like to get my hands on the clown who pul tion of flying. David Carradln*. * . l O r . M . (S) - Fraaman Rapoit* C!D - MOVIE: 'Castle Of Fu in the privacy of their homes and is in Do you have iidOas and concerns another, as in some infinite game accomplishment. should be double-spaced. 8 - Twilight Zone Menehu' Scotlend Yard eaaigna keeping with the dignity of your profession. ' — — SHOWN A T - out the story that Comrade Andropov la really a Jennifer O'Nalll, Joaaph Sot- CD ® ® - Malar ‘ ------9:30 P.M. Ifil0-fi4«-7>10.«:40-1f«0 regarding, annual budgets, human — October passes and November The Herald, reserves the torn*. Rated PG. Baaaball; Mlfrtmto M B ^ its moat akillful man to thwart Please have your office telephone me If good or boy. ” 8 -N B C Naw* ( 8 - Twilight Zona Fu Manchu't plan to dominate services, fire and police protec­ begins. Coventry town govern­ Roberta F . Koonts right to edit letters ,in the 8 - Neva 'Coamlc Fire.' To- 8 - Health Weak you’d like to discuss our unique program. 8 - World Spaolala ‘Agalnat 8 - Hitch Hikora Quid*/ the world with a tacrat weapon tion, iandfill operations, road Vice-Chairwoman interests of brevity, clarity night'* program look* at th* B .o n B a a ha poaaataaa. Christopher Laa, ment -and education will change! axtraordinary linding* of x-ray w .iSl/l'.IVI, Wind end Tide: A Cuban Odyt- Oalaxy m r and taste. sey.* The Journeys of tha 1980 Maria Partchy, Richard Graana. Call -SHOWN AT:< programs, recreational programs. Please join us by serving in 1983-84 Republican Town Committee aatronomy. (R) (SO min.) 8 - TwWght Zona 10:00 P.M. 8ua [Cloaad Caplionodl (g ) _ Cuban boat people ara exam- 1972. lf»f'^.f»S6.7;H.M»f;SQ.|f,00 inad. (R) (60 min.) CD - Nows GD - Best of Midnight Bpeoials 643-9632 ^ llf/imdliii 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 9. 1983 Now playing In Boston MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 9, igsa — a Hollywood B:0CrA.M. (SD - Jim BWtkw 'Sugar Babies’ recalls former era of comedy 8 - Sonya ® 8 - R yan'. H op. J ) - BIBw On/N wm. 8 - J o G . WMl th . PuM yoM o 8 -Fa n ta sy 8 - CHIP* Patrol 8 - 7 0 0 Club 8 -M ovI. (13) - Vwtod PfOBranw 8-Shidla 16 8 - A l Final dal Arao Iris 8 8 - Basamo Strost In Brief 8 - N ow . 8 - Camp M M d n g U SA 8-BMiComwtly 8 - Jimmy Swaggart 8 -M o v la [Clossd Captioned] By Fred Waterman look for a message or moral. tuned and Rooney is never off-key. advantage during one number in ( 8 - AILDay Movlos juggler who flips machetes while “ Sugar Babies" presents it s K ( 8 8 - Siarah For Tomorrow 8 - Popays ( 8 - Quisro Gritar Tu Nombro United Press International "Sugar Babies" is without pret­ As a lecherous judge, leering which she plays a haughty soprano lurching about the stage on a unsophisticated fun at the W ang,^ O - EmwttlnnMm Tonight 8 - H w k l. and Jw ikla (S) - Lo V sn g an u 12:45 P.M. (BS - Frsnoh Cbof 8 - Pocky Pig entions — it has no self respect. schoolboy or frumpy drag queen, surrounded by wild-eyed comedi­ six-foot unicycle; ventriloquist Center through July 31 before’** B:30A.M. 8KX)A.M. 8 - OilPront Strokoo Stallone’s Chinese honor BOSTON (UPI) - The enter­ (3D-ltows 3:30 P.M. 39 - Lmta House on tho Pralrla What it does have is an adventu­ he owns the audience. It is a ans running amuck — a la Bonn Lucas adroitly managed a continuing its national gour. ^ ( 3 ) - Vw fad Pragfmii. 3D - Bug. Bunny/Porky Pig 8 - W o H o n a Sylvester Stallone, thanks to his three portray­ tainment philosophy of “ Sugar pleasure watchng a pro in his 1:00 P.M. 3D - Buga Bunny/Porky Pig 4:30 P.M. rous spirit, that anything-for-a- Margaret Dumont and the Marx fast conversation between five Take a ride on this happy (SD - Mom lnB Btrateh 8 ) - Tom E Jorry 10:30 A.M. als of Italian Stallion boxer Rocky Balboa, will bd Babies” is that of the old Holly- laugh attitude which made the element, ad-libbing after mis­ Brothers. (SD - Hour M a g n in s 8 - Boooby Ooo ® - Thrao'o Company parts of his body that had the merry-go-round of laughter. Y ou Q - Indopwidont Natwotfc 8 - ESPN SportoContw (SD - A ll In the Family immortalized among Hollywood’s greatest stars ■ wood producer who growled: “ If Marx Brothers, the Three Stooges takes, leaning overthe footlights to But Rooney and Miss Miller 8-Undordog (ID 8 - All My Chlldran 8 - Flintstono* 3D - Gllllgan's Island audience roaring. won’t be sorry. ® - You A tkod For It in the forecourt of the famed Chinese Theater. you want to send a message, call make asides, or working each line (ID- M o v ie - Reading Rainbow 8 - Mock E Mindy and slapstick so pop'ular. The aren’t the only attractions. The opening-night audience was 8-CNNHMdflnaNowo 8 - Progrwnu V.rladot IS) Stallone will place his handprints and footprints Western Union." to its fullest. 33) - Varied Program. choice has been made: laughter Former vaudevillans Maxie slow to warm to "Sugar Babies," 8-M on.yllna 8 - Porky Pig ( 8 ( 8 - Days o f Our Uvoo 8 - Haoklo and Jscklo ( 8 - Pink Panthw Show in wet cement at the Hollywood Boulevard Starring troopers Mickey Roo­ Unfortunately, Miss Millers 8 8 - 8 .1. of tho Century takes precedence: dignity, taste Furman, Milton Frome and four acts passing before getting Jhn BNtkar 8 - Mundo Latino Jasso Lo- (BZ) - Over Easy 39) - Boooby Doo theater in celebration of his most recent movie, ney and Ann Miiler, the successful and propriety are left in the wings. star does not burn so brightly. Mickey Deems project instantly Peppery flavor 8 - M arcus W slby, M. D. sada y Sonia Vorhausr son lo* into the spirit. But at the end of the SKX)A.M. 8:30 A.M. anfritlonea da otto programa da 4:00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. "Staying Alive,” which he directs. Broadway burlesque revue at the It is controlied insanity without Before the opening curtain it was appealing and recognizable char­ - Ftlntstonoo 11:00 A.M. show the audience quickly jumped MELROSE PARK, III. (U PI) - d ) 8 - Vwfad Program. (3D asuntos publico* naeionsla* (3D - Jsffsison* ® - Bomay Millar Stallone becomes the I66th name on the Chinese Wang Center for the Performing self-consciousness. Rooney will explained that she is still suffering acters, with Gail Dahms stereo­ to its feet for a standing ovation. A new herb and spice blend £ (ID - Vaifod Programa ® - Prioa la Right prsssntando sntrsviatas. noti- - Nww Zoo Rm u . (S) - Utda Rascal* ® - Six Million Dollar Man Theater roster which includes the prints of such Arts for a four-week stay, is a use a cornball joke like: “ I was the effects of a broken heel and type perfect as the bubble-brained 3D ® - Tom Cotdo Up CkMo claa, daportss y un sogmanto Some patrons weren’t there for formulated as a salt-substitute fqt^, 93)-Suparfriondo (ID® -Movla (3D - Poopis's Court memorable stars as Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn slap-happy reincarnation of a driven to drink, but I forgot who must restrict her whirlwind danc­ blonde. The "Sugar Babies" cho­ ( D - CBB Ewfy Morning Nm n ® - Prioo Is Right dssd* Hollywood titulado 'En the finale, however, never return-’ people reducing their sodiunrj 8 - Qrsat Spooo CooMw Psntalla'. ® - Rockford Filsa ’ Monroe, Clark Gable, Shirley Temple and the long-gone comedy era. drove m e," and then kid the ing. Because she is not as versatile rus line is bouncy, leggy and ing from intermission, possibly ® ffl - ABC (tow. ThI. intake has a peppery flavor withj^' Moimlng 8 - El Show da Eduardo II ® 8 - Too Closa for Comfort 8 -Variad Programa 33) - Pink Panther Show 33) ( 8 - Littio House on tho nose print of Jimmy Durante. Starting with the assumption audience if it doesn't join in the as Rooney, without the defense of dazzling as a burlesque line must because of the blueness or sexism orange peel overtones. Among i|,8or directed film includes 30 ‘V’ miniseries revived away, Stave Forrest Diana 8 - MOVIE; 'Tha Furious' In- 8 - Vdie* of Faith Serie dramatics en la cuel so CD - FopI Goes the Country Trapper it unsure about giving ternational agents. Sean Con­ 7KX1A.M. News minutes of footage that HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Scarwid. 1981. Rated PG. Club ternational police call on Bruce a Soviet diplomat some needed nery, Katherine Rost. Rated R. 8 - Andy Qriffith envuelven romance, intriga y The three-part NBC-TV miniseries "V ,” which Le for help as they chase a drug 3D ® - CBS Morning N m « 12:00 P.M. crimen. Liliana Abud, Josa Al- have been missing seen Comedians Joan Rivers 5:15A.M. CD (22) - Oral Roberts surgery. (R) (60 min.) 6D-News/Sports/Weether' 8 - La Buww VIbra Program, won high Nielsen ratings during the 1982-83 dealer ecrosa Southeast Asia. ® -Bpldormon d . .J.rcicio* con aua anfi- (3D 3D ® 8 8 - Nmr* fonao. since the three-hour film and Eddie Murphy will (SI - MOVIE: -EH.P. From 9D * Return To Plariet Of Apes Schneider (Pat Harrington, I.) CSD-N e w s season, has been revived for six new hours in a New York* A fallen hero gets a (2D - Nawa Update 1:15A.M. - ® 8 - Good Morning triona* Stolanis y FKo Giron. (3D-T«tfot.lm 8 - Andy Griffith was first released. host the 35th Annual explains the tacts ol«"new" life CSD - Jimmy Swaggart Amorloo three-part package to be telecast during the second chance when he tries to 92) - Vic’s Vacant Lot 'Pro­ (2D - W eek In Review ‘3 8 - Morning Stroteh 8 - M agic o f Oil Pointing The restored version of gramming for Children.* to expectant Julie (Mackenzie 8 8 -V o y a g o ra l An evil time 8 - USA Movla Emmy Awards show for 1983-84 season. rescue the President of the Un­ traveler accuses Phineaa of 9D - Independent Network ( E - Jfcnniy S w og g .it N ew t 8 -Oaytimo 8 - Dr. B ab . Pattan “ A Star Is Born" will tour NBC Sept. 25 from the ited States. Kurt Russell. Rated r a • Superman Phillips) on a special hour-long being Jack the Ripper. (R) (60 1:30 A.M. 3:00 P.M. Brandon Tartikoff, NBC president for enter­ rebroadcast of O N E O A V A T A (S) - Qroot SpM . CoMtw 8 - Mora Raal Paopla six American cities this Pasadena Civic R. (23) - Nmwa/Sporta/WMthor min.) 99 - On Location: Buddy CD - Eyewitness Magazine 8 8 - M ovla (3D ® - QuMIng Light tainment, said, "The story of ’V’ will pick up TIME, airing Sunday July tO on Heokett 921 - BurtnoM T lnw . on ESPN 8 - Taka 2 summer, opening at Ra­ Auditorium. 8 - MOVIE; 'Cnnaty Row* (S) - Coemoe 'Encyclopedia CD - Moneyworkel 10KK)A.M. 3D - Hanna Barbara exactly where it left off. All the key actors will 5:30 A.M. CBS. ■ •>*' 8 - A B y o B l W M I dio City Music Hall in New Rivers, long-time harpy Along Monterey's decrepit wat­ Galactica.' Dr. Carl Sagan looks 99 - Ovetkm Today's pro­ CD- N e w s (3D - Hoar M ogailno 8 - F M t. of Lifo (3D 8 - Oonoral Hospital return and so will the dazzling special effects.” CSD - To Ba Announced grams are 'City Lights: Robert York July 7. Ticket pro­ erfront a marine biologist tries CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME at the probability of life being 8-nntotonM 8 - Family Fwjd of nightclubs and frequent ~ Cloae-Up Duvair and 'Rough Diamond: 9D - Independent Network 3D - Woloamo Book Kottor 3D - IronsMo "V ,” a science fiction tale of the invasion of 93) to forgot his past while a young found elsewhere. (R) (60 min.) N ew t ^ 8 8 - T o d t o ceeds will be spent for guest host for Johnny [Closed Captioned] Ernest Hemingway.* (2 hrs.) ® - Hora't Lucy 8 - SMam. StTMt (Closed 33) - Tom E Jorry and Friends Earth by a hostile galaxy seeking to usurp all of (12) - Auatralian Rulea Football runaway drifts into life in a bor­ 0 - B M m w i future preservation and Carson, and newcomer dello. Nick Nolte. Debra Win­ 9 9 -B e a t of USA * - Romper Room C.ptionwJ] our planet’s water, was the network’s highest (2D - Money W eek (29 - Soleded Serie dramatics. 8-W ltd. WiktWMt (SD 8 -S o n ya restoration projects by Murphy, currently star­ ger. Rated PG. Libertad Lamarque. 9 9 - Dr Jam es Scott ** 7:30 A.M. rated miniseries for the past season with an (2Z) - Battle of the Planets (23) - Nmvo/Sport./WMth.r 8 - F - T io o p 12:30 P.M. 8-Voio*olFalth (2D - Newsmaker Sunday the Academy of Motion ring in the movie "Trad­ ® (2Z) • Sesame Street Oiaan OoddM.' Tarzan laeka (3D 8 - USFL DlvlNon.1 (S) (52) - Closing Door (29 - Emergency 8 - MOVIE: 'H.nky P.nk/ A ® - P o | M y . 8 - ESPN SportaContw (3D ® - Young and th. 8-Boooby Ooo estimated 55 million viewers. 5:45 A.M. [Closed Captioned] Picture Arts and ing Places,” are both new an ancient Mayan relic contain- Playoff: Teams to be - Nuestra America (52) - Undersea World of mild-mannered architect gets (25 - Deapedida Rm Bm . Announced (29 (23) - Aftsm oon Brook Sciences. to the TV awards show. (ID - Oavey/Ooliath (S ) - Club PTL Ing a prlcaleaa tacrat formula. Jecquoa Cousteau caught in a web of intrigue and (29 - Christian Children's Fund Harman 'Bruce Bannatt' Brix, (29 * SportaWorid Today's pro­ murder. Gene Wilder, Glide (25 - Robert Schuller CD * Major League Beaeball: gram faaturaa a WBC Junior 6:00 A.M. UlB H olt 1938. 7:15 P.M. Radner, Richard Widmark. (29 - MOVIE: 'Smash Pelece* Houston at New York Mats Middleweight Championship OKAy, DON. (]D - Kklaworld 9 9 - World Tomorrow (2D - Sports Sunday 1982. Rated PG. After his wife leaves with hii P E T E l 7 LET’5 GET TO rn (3D 8 - Thia Weak with David 9D ' Comedy American Style bout between champion Tho­ best friend, a man decides to I t r s GET THE HATE THIS FLAW (£ ) - New England Woman 9:30 A.M. Brinkley . LITTLE g i r l . (2D ~ Money W eek mas Haarna and James 'Hard 7:30 P.M. (29 - Kennedy Center Tonight abduct his adored daughter PLA N INTO - New Jersey Report - Rax Humbard Rock' Green and Survival of the 'Medea.' Zoe Caldyvell and BRIDGE S) CD ** Comment (3D - Freggle Rock Visit the Bruno Lawrence, Anna Jemi- r ACTION. ASTRO (29) - Blind: Emerging Minority Fittest (90 min.) 99 Dame Judith Anderson recreate 9D - Independent Network CD - MOVIE: The Kirkwood 83) - MOVIE: 'Abbott and world of Freggle Rock under­ son, Greer Robson. 1982. News H aunting The W olf Pack* Spi- Coatallo Meat tho Killor' Whan (29 - Vialtando lea Estrellas En- their roles in a special presenta­ treviataa informalas as daaarrol- 4:15 P.M. neath the basement of en ec­ tion of Robinson Jeffers* mod­ 2:00 A.M. : „ derman investigates mysterious Lou the beliboy is accused of centric inventor. GRAPH (39) - MOVIE; 'Ruckus* The arri­ lan an caaa da lo t artiatas. - KInoi'o Konior ern adaptation of Euripedes' (3) C3D - CBS N.W .; i Remember the bidding val of a shell-shocked Vietnam happenings at an estate and murder. Bud the detective GD solves the case with the aid of Hector Carrillo. (29 - Orendee Series: La Vide 'Medea.* (R) (90 min.) Niahtw itoh veteran soon ruffles the calm of foils a plot to steal valuable (23) - Hoolth W ook de Geuguln an Alabama town. Dirk Bene­ gems. Nicholas Hammond, Rob­ Karloff the swami. Bud Abbott 8 - MOVIE: 'RollwooMtw' An (29 - MOVIE: 'Lovers Like Ue* A CSD - A B C N m w heart. South wins and starts 4:30 P.M. bride-to-be on the run is aided, dict Unde Blair, Ben Johnson. ert F. Simon, Ellen Bry. 1978 Lou Costello, Boris Karloff. extortionist aaaka one million 8:00 P.M. - Outw Lim it. on diamonds and clubs. Nei­ 1965. by e mystery men. Catherine (3D Rated PG. - Nashville on the Road dollars after carrying out hit (3D - Muppot Show (S) (S) - Alloe The new stage ther suit breaks. West’s first CD threat to wreak havoc at aavaral Deneuve, Yves Montand. 1977. G3) - If. Your SutinoM 99) - Freggle Rook Visit the - CN N Now* show that Alice it sat to star in NORTH 7-6-8S ( S - Prime of Your Ufa CD - Point of View crowded amusamant parka. OD two discards are low hearts. world of Freggle Rock under­ seems destined to be e total di- 99 - Ask the Meneger (23) - Sport* Updots 4 9 7 6 IS) - N«wa Upitat. 9D - Joeie end the Pussycats George Segal, Richard Wid­ 8 - Evona and Novak If his third discard is a neath the basement of an ec­ taater. (R) 62) •> Irelend: A Television 8 - MOVIE: 'Rogtimo', k_____ b ii4 C 4 7 4 ^ r t h d a y IS - a im C m p M I Show - CFL Footbsll: Edmonton at centric inventor. mark, Timothy Bottoms. 1977. 8 - Carter Country pianist seeks revenge/for thoi . spade, an end-play has 92) Rated PG. CSD - MOVIE: 'Rainbow* The le­ History ♦ A Q 4 2 Hamilton way he is treated by a white fire-> i developed. South can throw 6:15 A.M. 8 - MOVIE; 'Bovmy to 5:00 P.M. gendary Judy Garland rises 10:30 P.M. 4 A K Q 7 - MOVIE: 'Six Pack' Six Beghded* A genie appears to 2KX)P.M. from a struggling veudavHle man. Harold E. R o llin l Eliza-' j J Wrat in with a spade. West Ju ly 10,1983 99) IS) - W M k In R.vl«w (3D - You Aakad For It bath McGovern, Jemea C EAST young orphans try to help a the boys while they are polish­ performer to the star of The W i­ CSD - Sports Extre [[agney.i ^ WEST w ill then take tm ee spade In the year ahead it won't be as (3D 8 8 - Major Lm b u . C3D8 - American Sportsman Rated PG. 6:30 A.M. stock car driver improve his ing a lamp. The Bowery Boys, BuNwII: California at Bo«on zard of Oz.* Andrea McArdle, 9D - From the Editor's Desk ♦ KQJI54 4 2 tricks to add to the one important to you to have a luck. Kenny Rogers, Diane Leo Gorcay, Huntz Hall 1955. GD - Those Ama^ng Animala Don Murray, Piper Laurie. 8 - Rich, Thin and I WKlOte WJ832 already in, but must give (3D - Captain Kangaroo 9D - This W aak In Baseball 1978. (29 - Independent Network large num ber of Iriends as it Lane. 1982. Rated PG. (2D - Sports Weekend Review 8 - 'Your Mag. for Womon News M S 'L L P U T IN S O I v iE t o m o r r o w W ILL T H A N K S ♦ 65 4 J 10 9 7 (3D - Aak tha Oootor 99 • Greatest Sports Laganda 2:15A.M. FLYING -RME BEFORE A LOT/ South the last two tricks will be to have a few ctose pals. O - Batman (29 - Newsmakers - Footival o f Faith C£) 9 9 - Matt Houston M an in- B E A B IS DAY. SO ♦ 3 4 J 6 S 2 with hearts. However, even while you're ( E ) - N m n Today's program features Duka 89 veatigates the murder of a fa­ 11;00P.M. 8 - A B C Nomt* THE OTHERS ARE UP/ WE BETTER GET - Evans and Novak trimming your inner circle, con­ (2D 99 - MOVIE; The Pirate Movie' Snyder. 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar mous mystery writer. (R) (60 S O M E R E S T / S O U T H All simple and straight­ ITT) - Apronda IngiM C2D CSD (S) 69 - News 2:30 A.M. tinue to be nice to all. ( S ) - D a y of Discovary A shy tesnsger dreams she is 99 - Sunday at tha King's 8 - Into tha Vallay o f Doath min.) [Closed Captioned] 4 A 1 0 3 forward, but suppose that - Inalght (SD - O ff the Set IS 8 - C.l.braM the heroine in a pirate tele. House (33) - MOVIE: 'Kiot. Klu. KEL . 4 A Q 5 CANCER (June 21-July 22) 8 - Pionaar 10 GD - Straight Talk Kill' A fortune hunter merriet^ West’s third discard is aim a IS) - S ty l. WHh Elaa Klanach Kristy McNichol, Christopher CD - W eek In Review ♦ K83 You are entering a cycle now 8 - Miracle Revival Hour Atkins. 1982. Rated PG. 8 - MOVIE: Rainbow' Tha lo- 8 ) ~ Santo Domingo Invita 9D - A t The Movies older women and murders theik / heart. Does Eiast hold the (8 ) - W ild Kingdom gendary Judy Garland riaet 9D - Odd Couple 410 984 king qr has West blanked it? where you will ^ In to feel a 10:00 A.M. 8 - Mora Raal Paopla 99 - NFL'e Ores teat Momenta during their honeymoon. tTV stronger sense ol independ­ S9 - Ring Around tha World 12:0aP.M. from a struggling vaudavilla 99 - ESPN SportsCenter cheel Jayston, Helen Mirren. Vs If West has b lan k s it and CD - Sunday Morning performer to tha aur of Tha Wi­ - Hogan'a Haroaa NFL's Greeteat Moments pre­ Vulnerable: North-South ence. Involvements in bold 89 - Oavlay/Qoliath (D - Face the State 8 sents highlights of the 1975 99 - MOVIE: 'Oreeee 2‘ A Bri­ 1974. • South tries the heart finesse (D - Austin City Limits zard of Oz.' Andres McArdIa, S -8 a y Brothar tish exchange student fells for Dealer: South ventures are likely. Cancer pre­ Q D - Truman Taylor Don Murray, Piper Laurie. World Champion Pinsburgh (32) - ESPN SportsContor ' '• -S to get his ninth trick, West dictions for the year ahead are 6:45 A.M. Steolers. the leader of a female gang. CD - M ass (D * Robert Behulter Th# Hour 1978. 5:30 P.M. (23) - Monoy W eak ! ^ W est N o rth Emit South will set him two. If East now ready. Romance, luck, 8 0 - Sacrwl HMit Maxwell Caulfield, Miclielle !♦ 9D - Tom Si Jerry of Power [Closed Captioned] (23) - N o w . Updat. (3D - Sha Na Na 8 - MOVIE: 'Six Pack' Six Pfeiffer. 1982. Rated PG. holds his nibs and Soutti career, earnings, travel and young orphans try to help e 3:00A.M. » Z’ 1 4 2 4 P ass 2 N T 7K)OA.M. 99 - Voice of Faith 99 - SportaCenter Plua 8 - MOVIE: Hanky Panky' A - MOVIE: 'Huada' A Lay An- doesn’t finesse, he w ill be much more are discussed. 83) stock car driver improve his 99 - Featlvel of Faith (3D - MOVIE: 'City Banaath t f i '.li P ass 3 4 P ass 3 4 (SD - Km i Copaland (9 - MOVIE; 'Abbott and 99) - MOVIE: 'Haywire' The mild-mannered architect gets galea police detective fails in down one at a cinch Send $1 to Astro-Graph, Box luck. Kenny Rogers, Diana ^9 - World Vision Crusade See* Two American deep see ^ P ass 3 N T P ass P ass (SD - Thia la th . Ufa Costallo Meet Or. Jekyll and Mr. lives of the Haywandt are fol­ caught in a w eb of Intrigue and love with a call girl and tries to Lane. 1982. Rated PG. divert era hirad to dive for goM ^ contract. What does he do? 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. Hyde* Two American police offi­ lowed through the good times murder. Gena Wilder. Gilds save her from the corrupt world ® - Sports Tonight P ass He goes back to ‘R ’ of the 10019. Be sure to state your (3D - To B . AnnounoMi 9 9 - Sunday at the King's aboard a sunken ship near Jjf- ^ cers studying London police and the bad times. Las Remick, Radner, Richard Widmark. in which sha lives. Burt Rey­ (29 - SIN- Tesla Deportlve males. Robert Ryan, Mala Pow­ code word arch “ ARCH” and zodiac sign. Send an additional 83) - Robwt Sohullm Jason Robards, Deborah Raffin. 1982. Rated PG. House methods, begin a search for a nolds, Catharine Deneuve. (29 - Larson Sunday Night ers, Anthony Quinn. 1953. r/A REALLV ‘STUCK HOW ABOUT “RATIENCE, Reviews the bidding. West $2 for the NEW Astro-Graph 82)-Vaohting: Full Sail - Clippm monster terrorizing London. 1980. 8 - Mlllw Hall of Foma TannI. 1976. 8 - S o H d O o M V HOW ABOUT ^ Opening lead: 4 K ■ ( O - Ireland: A Television 99 - MOVIE: 'Breakthrough* A* j- FOR A6ERAAON SO NICELV EKEMPLIF/d? did overcall with one spade Matchmaker wheel and book­ Cup Raoa/Hawail Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Boris 99 - MOVIE: 'Fierce Boxer* Champlonahip 8 - MOVIE; 'Q naaa T A Bri- 8 - N«v./SporU/WMttwr ’’THE SHORTNESS let. Reveals rom antic com pati­ Karloff. 1953 History Nazi eergeantgets involved in^' TOPIC TH© W E^. 0V THAT 0K5 SPIPER on a good six-card suit. 89 - Sunday Cartoon Exproaa 99 - Sunday at the King’s (29 - Palicula: 'Paraiao Robado* tiah exchange student falia for 8 8 - CHiP. Ponch .nd plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler.! Z. Ml O F UFE"? bilities lo r all signs. (2D - New s Update tha leader of a female gang. 11:30 P.M. SPINNINK3 HIS WEB IN By Oswald Jacoby ^ Would he have done so with­ 89 - FM tival of Faith House IS) - Millar Hall of F.mo TonnI. Bobby deal with a robot that is Richard Burton, Robert Mit-« x LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) As of 03) - Chalice of Salvation Maxwell Caulfield, Michelle assigned to their station. (R) (60 - Lercy King Show chum. Rod Steiger. Rated PG. | "* MV BOOKCASE ' ■ . aad James Jacoby out the king of hearts? 1 8 - W.V. Grant (2D - News/Sports/Weether Champlonahip Pfeiffer. 1982. Rated PG. CD CD today, you’ll start weeding out min.) ** 9 9 - Voice of Fehh » If West is the average restrictive influences which - Nmra/Sporta/Waathar (S ) - Mr. Rogers* Neighborhood (29 - CD - David Susekind IS) 2:15P.M. 99 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts 8 - MOVIE; 'Cannwy Row' MI South counts eight top modem expert, he would have made you feel tied-down. (S) - Nuestra Familia - Inside Story this weakly teen magazine. 9D - Honeymoonert (2D - News/Sporta/Weather j i IS) - Jim m y Swaggart 99 (23) - W aak In Ravlaw Along Monterey's decrepit wat­ winners. The ninth can come have bid two spades (a weak Be wise regarding what you (S) - Inside Business & - Rlek/Merriege ^ 8 - MOVIE; 'Hanky Panky- A (29 - Sacrifice of the M ass (29 - New Jersey Hispeno 2:30 P.M. (2D ' Newsmaker Sunday erfront, a marine biologist tries from picking up a fourth jump overcall) rather than eliminate. mild-mannered architect gets 99 - MOVIE: 'Run, Rebecca, (29 - W het About Women ® - Greatest Sports Legends to forget I\i8 past while a young (8) - MOVIE: The Diary of 3:30 A.M. ! 9 trick in either minor suit or just the one spade he did bid. VIRGO (Aug. 2 3-Se pl. 22) New 83) - Major Laagua Bataball: runaway drifts into life in a bor­ caught in a web of intrigue and Run* A brave young girl and a Anne Frank* A young Jew ish (0 So South will decide that veritures are lavor^ now. but desperate fugitive are stranded (29 > MOVIE: 'Merriirs Now York Y.nkaa* at Kanu. (29 - MOVIE: 'Yankee Doodle dello. Nick Nolte, Debra Win­ girl hides out from the Nazis in 9 9 - Profeetionel Rodeo■w fromMwyi J scoring the queen of hearts. murder. Gene Wilder, Gilds Mereuders' This film details the a ty Mesquite, TX West holds that king, will be sure you have the bnancial Radner. Richard Widmark. on a deserted island. 1981. Dandy* Thia nostalgic view of ger. Rated PG. an Amsterdam garret for over In any event, South does true exploits of Brigadier the Golden Era of show busi­ plav his ace, drop the king wherewithal to properly launch 1982. Rated PG. 8 - World Tomorrow 83) - MOVIE: 'Brukthrough' A 8 - Nova 'Black Tide.' two years during W orld W sr II. 9 9 - Eeetem 160 Auto duck the king of sptt Jcs. General Frank 0. Merrill and his Nazi sergeant gets involved in a ness tells about George M. Co­ Molisss Gilbert, Msximilisn and make his game. your schemes. Adequate fund­ 8 - Work! Tomorrow 8 - Rex Humbard World War II command. Jeff han, the man who made it Tonight's program examines (2D - Croeefire West continues 'th the plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. the moat devastating oil spill in Schell, Josn Plowright 1979 ■ir (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ing is essential. Chandler, Ty Hardin, Peter queen. Eiast chucks a low 8 - Kenneth Copeland ^ - Under Sail Richard Burton. Robert Mit- glitter. Jamas Cagney, Walter (29 - MOVIE: 'Street Mualo* An ' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Begin 92) Brown. 1962. Huston. 1942. history. (R) (60 min.) [Closed (S ) - Peliculs: 'Dies de Ferie* actress and a bus driver fall inj 8 9 - Heritage Comer chum. Rod Steiger. Rated PG. Captioned] 7 - e to set loftier goals tor yourself. 10;15A.M. - MOVIE:'Dinner at Eight* A love while protesting the dee~ ^ 12:30 P.M. 99 - Scholastic Sports Acad. (S) - Tony Brown's Journal That which you envision you 7:15A.M. (2D - Cooking/Kerr 'We're Number One.' 8 - MOVIE: ThlfPIrau Movla' socislite hunts for tha proper truction of a seedy hotel. Eliza­ (D - To Be Announced (23) - S ty l. W ith E lu Klanach A shy teenager dreams she is dinner guests when she is hos­ beth Daily, Larry Breeding, Ned_ CROSSWORD can attain. Any limitations will (D- News (29 - Wild Kingdom be ot your own making. 10:30 A.M. CD - MOVIE: 'A Summer Place' 3:00 P.M. the heroine in a pirate tele. tess to nobility. John S Lionel Glass. 1982. Rated R. » 7:30 A.M. D - T V M ass Young love and an old romance (29 - Odd Couple Kristy McNichol, Christopher Barrymore. Jean Harlow. 1933. 6 0 —THS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) (3D - MOVIE: 'Riot' A convict Atkins. 1962.'Rsted PG. 4:00 A.M. : I ACROSS 4 Break in two Answer to Previous Puzzle You may run into some situa­ CS) - M y Neighbor's Religion CD - Dollyl threaten to deatroy two families (52) - Tony Brown's Journal 69 - Maes. Counoll of Rabbis 5 Smells during a summer holiday. Ri­ who irritates a prison guard is 93) - Candid Cmw. j § tions which caused you frustra­ GD - Time for Timothy 'When the Sisters Come March­ (29 “ Qunsmoke O O f^ N tA B N T USS> THB 1 Young lice □ □ Q CD - That's The Spirit chard Egan, Dorothy McGuire. taken to tha isolation block, ing Home.' 11:45 P.M. (23) - Nmw. Updat. j T 6 Thespian’s sig­ tions in the past. It you've C£) - Inalght where he reluctantly becomes (52) Cosmos 'Who Speaks for 5 Military nal n □ Q 9D - Pink Panther Show Sandra Dee. Troy Donahue. Earth?' The major themes of (3D 8 - Nm vt □ learned your lesson, you'll turn 1959 involved in a riot. Jim Brown, 6:00 P.M. 4:15A.M. school (abbr.) 7 Makes sleep D □ CD • Jack Van Imps Presents (23) - Newsmaker Sunday COSMOS are woven together 8 - MOVIE; Bm u Pw «' A ' 1 ' ! them into something positive. Gene Hackman. 1969. (3D (X)8 8 8 - Nuw* 8 - Mwli. Watoh 8 African river noise □ □ D 99) - MOVIE; *Qreaae 2* A Bri­ 99)" Electric Company (D - Cepe Verde Today with some warnings about our toanagar hat a lova affair with 12 Name of a SAGITTARIUS (Nev. 23-Oec. tish exchange student falls for 99 - Ovation Today's pro­ (3D - MOVIE: 'Chino' A half- future. (R) (60 min.) [Closed har ittpfathar. Patrick Oe- 8 Space agency 21) Joint ventures look promis­ D - Maka It Raal grams are 'Ride On Stranger A 4:30 A.M. thing the leader of a female gang. (25) - Miaa Del Domingo breed is befriended by a 15- Captioned] waera. 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ThM tro own hands and have her de­ OO time, but If you don't correct 8 - Latino. monic and Concert Chorus 62 Excise Read, Richard Chambarlain, Ra* 8 - MOVIE: 'Monty Python 8 8 - N BC Nawa 'A T9 wn Lika AUca.' Tha English clared mentally incompetent. who acts as a catalyst:^ SimIMi/ iM iju W your spending habits youi perform Beethoven's* Sym­ Rosalind Rueseli, Sandra Dee, 8j30A.M. quel Welch. 1974. and tha Holy QraH Thia takeoff 8 - P r i z o W kinsra prisoners of war are halpsid by between the Christiaifs MJMe Is JSliltfe DOWN 4S 40 47 gains may count (or little. phony No. 9 in D Minor. (R) (90 an Australian POW. (R) (60 Brian Aherne, Audrey Mae- . ,I.XW TUX,! U t > IMOIt em u very shallow spoon rather (3D 3 Casks than a scoop. 10 ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1983 — 11 Obituaries El Salvador: Howard Sweet I Howard Sweet. 70, of Port St. Lucy, Fla., died Thursday at FOCUS/ People home. He is the husband of war gets hotter Katherine (Chesanek) Sweet. He was born in Hartford, and formerly lived at 242 Parker St., Manchester. He worked at the In Hamilton Standard Division of vs. guerrillas United Technologies for 25 years in Focus the experimental test division W.C.T.U. prior to his retirement. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador Soldiers from the 4th Infantry Adele Angle Besides his wife, he is survived (UPI) — Government troops Brigade based in Chalatenango by a sister, Mrs. Kay Patterson of opened a new front in a nationwide province were joined by forces Focus Editor Anti-liquor group’s ranks thin, but they haven’t lost their fire Windsor Locks, a daughter, Mrs. offensive against leftist guerrillas from San Salvador’s 1st Infantry Frances Churilla of East Green­ Friday as U.S. envoy Richard Brigade and other “ special battal­ wich, R.I., and a son, Robert Sweet Stone worked for a peaceful end to i? V -, ions,” officers said. B vS o rah E. Hail of Chevy Chase, Md., and two El Salvador’s 3'A-year-old civil Troops were moving toward principles of the group granddaughters. war. Herald Reporter. rebel camps around the towns of, when it was founded by Officers said the offensive Tejutla, San Ignacio, La Palma; Three In Memoriam heated up as Stone, President and Citala along the Troncal del : The Women’s 'Christian Ohio schoolteacher Fran­ In loving memory of Theresa Reagan’s special U.S. envoy to Norte highway that runs between'. - Temperance Union, ,Man- ces E. Willard in 1874. Fracchia who passed away July Central America, explored the San Salvador and the Honduran, Since then, the main focus 9th, 1970. possibility of peace talks between * Chester branch. A bunch of border. a day of the union, which has the Salvadoran government and Travelers said the army closed old prudes? Ax-swinging Always a silent heartache. the guerrillas. the highway about 25 miles north of clones of Carty Nation?' chapters throughout the Many a silent tear Stone met privately at the San Salvador and the border United States and in more But always a beautiful memory Deluded idealists, on a Presidential House with President crossing with Honduras was Of one we loved so dear. Is O K futile rampage against than 70 nations, has be­ Alvaro Magana, Assembly Presi­ closed, an indication of the serious­ dent Roberto d’Aubuissonf and , liquor*? come the alcohol issue. Sadly missed by, ness of the army push. I read somewhere that the members of the government’s Son Edward, average human being tells three False images, say local But temperance union Herald photo by Tarquinio Peace Commission, which is ex­ members aren’t the only Daughter Eleanor, ploring ways to end the war. lies a day. union meiAbers. They may Harold and Stanley Filling station blaze The envoy advanced his sche­ Reagan I was thinking about that today be, iddri but they’re not ones focusing on alcohol, ^TT^WemonanT duled departure from El Salvador. when a man called me and asked ' Staffed shirts — merely Mrs. Mayo says. Our whole A U.S. Embassy spokesman said me to send him tearsheets of a In sad and loving memory of my * advocates of clear-headed society does, television and he would fly to Costa Rica Friday yet-to-be-written article. wife, Mary Sprague, who passed busy with living. Ms. Nation never magazines included. instead of Saturday. “ Sure,” I said. away July 8th., 1981. Deputy Fire chief William D. Griffin attendant was filling up the tank, N d anything to do with the (center, in white shirt) inspects the causing a mild explosion and igniting Diplomatic sources have said This is a lie. I have no intention pf Missed by your husband, there is a chance Stone will meet MidEast sending him tearsheets. la m much union, they say, and be- “You’d think the most singed tailgate of a car owned by Harold gasoline spilled on the pavement behind representatives of the Idft’s politi­ Harold Sprague. too lazy to send him tearsheets. fddes, no one ever got Fanden (right, standing) of 81 Linmoore cal and guerrilla coalitions in marvelous thing>a woman the car. Griffin said a short-circuit in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ I just said that to get him off the anywhere with the ax- St. after a Friday afternoon fire at the Costa Rica, but the embassy dent Reagan huddled with his top could do is bring ^bottle of wiring attached to a trailer hitch on the phone. / spokesman said he had no knowl­ advisers Friday on Middle East swinging an>roach. Harvey’s Bristol Creme AM-PM gas station at 308 W. Middle rear of the car may have caused the edge of the envoy’s plans. So there goes one of my three lies problems, the MX missile and “ We’re a group of well- Helen Watkins, Manchester W CTU Mary Mayo, Manchester W CTU member over to a man’s apart­ AIDS Turnpike. Fumes from Fanden's gas fumes to ignite. No one was injured in Peace Commission President arms control, but was still dogged for the day. «. educated, well-informed Francisco Quinones has said he president. She sgys she’s an anti­ and minister’s widow. Abstaining from ment,” she scowls. tank apparently were ignited while an the 12:30 p.m. incident, he said. by the controversy over docu­ ivomen. We’re not all little would be willing to meet the ments filched during the 1980 WHEN I WAS a very small girl in boozer, but no Cany Nation — and no iiquor is the "wave of the future,” she guerrillas to discuss their partici­ bid ladies with shawls, prompts campaign. kindergarten, I once stood up at fussy old biddy either.. . says. Undaunted, Mrs. Mayo pation in elections planned for Secretary of State George Shultz show-and-tell time and told the sitting in rocking chairs,’’ December. says temperance is “the reviewed his trip to the Middle entire class that my brother had insists Helen Watkins, substances are addictive. Driving a taxi in town But the leftists said they would East, including fruitless attempts Henry St., for instance. qualms about delivering wave of the future.” concern just been run over by a truck. only accept dialogue “ without preeMdent of the Manches­ “Once you let the bars to convince Syria to join the This story is often told at family This 82-year-oId member fire-and-brimstone ser­ “We will come to the Continued from page 1 prior conditions” and dismissed ter WCTU. “But we’re not down, it can go to all sometimes scout out customers withdrawal of foreign troops from gatherings. There is no picture oi has never sipped a martini mons on booze, she says. point where we will have to PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Offi­ taxi? Mostly it’s the same Strange characters.. .like the the voting as a “ farce.” Lebanon. young, either*?’ she adds, cials from 11 cities most severely at the Manchester Parkade or lengths,’* she says.’ or guzzled a beer, at least people over and over again, guy who wanted a ride to Military officers said 'll major Reagan also met with the me as a baby naked on a bear rug; stop the sale of alcoliolic affected by AIDS met Friday in an the Connecticut Transit bus Hartford and jumped in the hesitating before she esti­ She admits that hers is says Sanders. They’re elemen­ drive was underway in northern presidential MX missile commis­ this is my naked-on-a-bear rug not willingly. Blushing at ACCORDING TO Mrs. beverages,” she says. The effort to develop ways to reduce terminal at Manchester Green. tary schoolers whose parents back seat of the cab with a Chalatenango province against sion headed by retired Gen. Brent story. You see, the lie didn’t stop mates that the average age “an unpopular stand to the recollection, she does public fear of the incurable disease Mayo, the women’s rights demands of modern tech­ don’t want them walking to television set that he ‘ ’pulled out guerrillas of the radical Popular Scowcroft, and earlier in the day there. It was embellished upon of group membera is “over take.’’ She says she wins and help victims, referred to as NOR IS the life of a Manches­ recall having tasted booze movement also hurt the nology make a clear mind school, but who don’t qualify for of the bushes," according to one Liberation Forces, which have personally told his top aides to when the teacher asked if my SO.’’ -Mrs. Watkins herself “ the new lepers.” ter cabbie fraught with the more respect than disres- once when she was a child. temperance union: “ It lib­ school bus service. They’re driver. The passenger thert dominated the region for three cooperate with investigators con- brother was “ sleeping” after he’d ;fisg3. . more and more important, The Centers for Disease Control same hazards as that of his years. p ^ t for her attihide. Her Someone slipped her a elderly people who need to big-city counterpart. In New tried to sell the set to the driver cerning filched campaign been hit by the truck. erated women to be just as she says. in Atlanta said there have been The troops were backed by husband, Elmore, who died make a daily visit with the York City, Sanders remembers, en route to his destination. The ocuments. spiked drink at a party, she base as men, and get away 1,737 cases of Acquired Immune bombing runs from government Eagerly, far too eagerly, I O N L Y ABOUT 20 women Even now, unions in doctor, or want to go to the a cabbie had to “ pick and driver didn’t buy the television. As he left for Camp David in the seven years ago, was also says. Deficiency Syndrome diagnosed warjets and artillery units had answered yes. Even at age 5,1 was with it.” larger cities recruit child­ Parkade on a shopping trip. choose” the people he wanted to . .and never collected his $13 late afternoon, Reagan told repor­ today belong to the once- an abstainer — and h since 1979, with 678 or 39 percent been deployed to pound suspected hooked on medical shows. I knew ’Tt burned my throat,” In hand with women’s ren to the “Youth Temper­ They’re traveling businessmen ride behind him. Here, there’s fare. ters he would take any necessary popular Manchester resulting in death. guerrilla camps, the officers said. exactly what she was asking. politicaUy active one. The she says solemnly. who need rides to and from no need to be so selective action, including dismissal, liberation, says Mrs. ance Council” and the But beyond the casualty figures, .All part of the business, says The fighting opened a new front The teacher was no dummy. She group. The group’s hard­ Watkins had an active Bradley International Airport. because “ people are pretty against anyone found guilty of Mrs. Mayo has her own Mayo, came a decline in AIDS, a disease that affects mostly Sanders, who laughs off the in the government’s nationwide line philosophy is perhaps “Loyal Temperance Le­ Since Manchester isn’t New much on the up and up. . wrongdoing in the case. called my mother. My mother was social lifeeven though they set of reasons why the male homosexuals and intraven­ incident and tells the driver offensive against the rebels and the importance of the home gion,” offshoots of the York or Boston, cabbies here although we do get some pretty ‘T v e said we want the truth,” he as surprised as she was to hear that one reason why member- declined booze at parties. ous drug users, is creating panic jnvolved to be wary of the appeared to be part of an army union is not as strong today and family. don’t cruise for fares, though if strange characters, don’t get said. “ If there is any evidence of her son had just been killed by a main group. Some mothers not only among high risk groups "scam ” the passenger used to strategy to put more pressure on c ship is dwindling. Sensitive hosts would pro­ as it used to.be. . they don’t have a call they’ll me wrong.’’ bilk him. wrongdoing we’ll take whatever truck. “The modern woman in the union tie a symbolic but also the general public. guerrillas and cut down their Members must sign a vide non-alcoholic drinks action should be taken at that As far as she knew, David was First among them is the wants fulfillment of her white ribbon on their ba­ movement. time.” pledge of total abstinance for the couple, a c tant^ of the clergy to ' ’^unfortunate even for a principles. with-one's-relatives lie. chemical-drenched NOT THAT SHE’S never preach on the evils of man, but it’s tragic in a “We’re trying to spread By United Press stale iiretighters battled acres. In the Boise area of Juiilura before being con­ society, had a mixed drink in her International THE LA T ’TER isn’t a conven­ drink. Before he died 14 woman’s life.” the word: you don’t have to the fire and several other southwestern Idaho, fire­ trolled Thursday. Mrs. Watkins says the life. But other WCTU smaller blazes around fighters expected to con­ ience lie. It is a lie told for the Big years ago, Mrs. Mayo’s It is ironic, perhaps, that drink to havea happy life,” Firefighters Friday abstinance pledge is based members haven’t. Firefighters Friday Utah. trol by nightfall two fires contained two iightning- Effect. At age 51 had a nose for the own husband — a Metho­ getting women the vote says Mrs. Mayo. “Slowly, squelched several blazes on the belief that the taboo Take Mary Mayo of 195 The fire threatened to that had scorched 27,000 caused fires that scorched Big Story. Even if it was a big, dist minister — had no was one of the original , people will listen.” in three Western states enter the small truck-stop acres. 1,100 acres of Arizona phony story. and fought giant range- town of Delle, near the This year’s biggest desert and a grassfire Now, when it comes to the land fires fed by gusting Nevada border, but crews range fire on BLM prop­ north of Reno. Nev., that three-lies-a-day theory, it seems to winds and sizzling started a “ control fire” erty in Oregon burned 900 blew into a residential me most of them are probably temperatures in three oth­ that burned sagebrush acres 10 miles south of area of the city. ers. hoping to keep the and grass in the path of convenience lies. devastation at 300,000 the larger blaze, slowing Unfortunately, modern life acres. its movement. , C . invitation to bid doesn't give us much opportunity by the Housine Authority ot the Fires in Utah, Idaho and A lightning-caused fire Town ot Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the to tell Big Story lies. As children, Profile Montana raged out of Owner, tor the Protect: Alterations to Five Duplex Houses near Snowville, on the Manchester, Connecticut. nouses, we soon learn that It’s far too easy control. Firefighters Utah-Idaho border, raged 2. Bidding Documents have been prepared by The to get caught up in them and trip. hoped a cooling trend out of control after burn­ Assoclotes, Architects/Planners, P.C., 1075 However, the little lies — the predicted for early Satur­ ing 20,000 acres. A 350- called th7Architect*''*’"'*'****'^' ^ “ ""'btlcut, hereinafter convenien<% lies — are necessary, day would be the turning acre fire in a canyon east d irects to the Housing Authority ot the I think, to get us through the point in their week-long of Farmington, 20 miles Town of Manchester, Connecticut, 24 Bluefleld Drive, Name: Frank J. Amara battles with the lightning- north of Salt Lake City, ManchMter, Connecticut 04040. Bids shall be submitted In calendar. 2“ ** ifSi®®"® ** r°'"i’’*birnlshed by the Architect. Bids may They allow us to be friends when Age: 39 caused blazes. flared but was not consi­ be w ithd raw prior to time of Bid Opening. Bids will not be A series of smaller fires. dered a threat to the city, ®*^ bf]*** lime ot Bid Opening, Bids cannot be we could be enemies. “ Gee, your Addresi: Unionville in Arizona, Nevada and withdrawn after time o f Bid Opening. vunnoi oe new haircut looks terrific.” which two months ago 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud In the Occiipation: principal, KeeneyStreet School Oregon were contained was besieged by a muds­ office at 10 A .M ., Friday, August 5,1983, They iron out little bumps in our late Thursday and early lide that destroyed a do­ •hi' P '"b '' be examined and obtained m financial life. “ Oh, the cable bill? Marittd stotui: married, four children Friday. Jhe Architect s office on and after 1:00 P.M ., July 7,1983 A zen homes. Didn’t you get that yet? I sent it out a- r ■in, ■ Three blazes in the, of ' “ '"blete set Is required In the form Favorife restaurant: Willie’s Steak House Several other fires that win iJ .1'’®^“ *''®'’'? Associates. The deposit on Monday, for goodness sakes.” r r -' western Utah desert blackened some 30,000 I Ibe Documents are returned In good condition within ten (10) days after receipt of Bids; And, finally, they keep us from Favorite food: American, German, Italian, merged late Thursday acres around the state otherwise the deposit Is subiect to forfeiture. ' going to war with our relatives. into a horseshoe-shaped werecontained Friday, “• P 'b .'"US* be accomplished bv a bid security Mexican, Polish and Chinese “ Gosh, mom, I just love that “ superfire ” in the Cedar Wirth said. Authority ot the Town ot Manchestw Favorite beverage: Mountains near the Nev­ ot BIO S*P''® be'"'®'’* of the Bid Sum In the form salmon loaf of yours.” orange juice on ice In Montana, about 4,500 oompanv authorized to do ada border. acres were destroyed in at businns In the State ot Connecticut, guaranteeing the bid to7 Hobby: antiques “ The perimeter of the least five blazes. One fire, bays. Upon award otthe Contract fos THERE ARE TIM ES when all of fire is about 250,000 Construction, Bid security shall be returned to those whoM Sports: basketball, Jogging and bicycling which had blackened 1,500 bid security shall us want very much to be lied to. acres,” U.S. Forest Ser­ acres, continued to burn Owner If the Bidder, after being notified of For instance, do not ever tell the Roots for: UConn basketball vice spokesman Barry »lectlon tor the award of a contract tor the Work, lolls to out of control near Chain furnish the required bonds and enter Into a Contract for truth to a woman who has just paid Wirth said. “ But only Butte. Meal vocation: all-expenses-paid, two-week tour Con^ructlon within ten (10) days otter notification $60 for a permanent that looks like about 150,000 acres have Flames also raced 7. The successful Bidder, as declared by the Owner, shall her hair just went to the electric in Hawaii with my family. been destroyed. If the across 57,000 acres of * be required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor and wind dies down and we get Idaho fangeland. the*ContraS'^Sum* "b* less than 100% or chair. Best way to relax: Jogging, playing with the kids, cooler temperatures, Bureau of Land Man­ B. The Owner shall have the right to relect any or all Bids She will not thank you for the reading and carpentry mhybe we can save the and In particular to relect a Bid not accompanied bv anv' truth. agement officials said data required by the Bidding Documents or q Bid In qny wov land inside the fire’s crews in south-central Incomplete or Irregular. The Owner sholl have the rlgh7 to ' And,it’snotwiseelthertoinform Preferred entertainment: Broadway shows, live perimeter." Idaho were on the lines of waive any Informality or Irregularljy In any Bid received ■ the man who has just Invested In a Some. 170 federal and 9. The prolect Is being funded by/he U.S. Department of drama and musicals seven fires across 30,000 Develoom entyiuD) and the succIsstSl gross of tennis balls at a sidewlak b'?bervrlll be required to comply With orevalllngwaaerntM sale that the same teiinis balls are Favorite entertainer: Nqji Diamond V ^ ' Mtqbllshed by the U.S. Deportment ot Labor and all Eauol U.S. moves vs. Opportunity Requirements ot Federol Law =Qual on sale at Caldor’s for half what he Favorite actor and actress: Al Pacino and Katharine fe; ■ . ^bch Bidder, by making his Bid, represents that he hn« paid. si*® pad familiarized himself with the actum Hepburn conditions under which the work Is t” l» pwfoTmed a u He will not thank you fair the suspected Nazi Bidders shall be required to qttend q Pre^BId Mertinoaoll truth. Tour of the property ond houses to be altwed undS? ?hi^ Favorite song: “You Are So Beautiful” I ’m not sure where all this is Music: mellow folk music WASHINGTON (UPI) nian Security police in and leading, except that if you’re a — The Justice Depart­ around the city ofSiauliai Own"e? tor'llTcVa bT cl'’''^ *’® *“” "='®''‘ ™bson tor thS three-lies-a-day person, you’re Favorite magazine and newspaper: Time and the ment moved Friday to during World War II. 11. Bidders Interested In visiting the sites ond hmiun urie„ probably not so bad. to or otter the required Pre-Bid Meeting? s h S r ^ ^ Manchester Herald deport a Waterbury, As a wartime officer of oppoinfment by calling Manchester HoUlno AStivJrSC Just average. Conn., man on grounds he the security police, the Executive Director (iarol Shanley at (203) 643-2163 ^ Favorite novel: "Chesapeake” by James Michener failed to report his Nazi government alleged that Carol Shanley, Executive Director activities against Jews Barnotas participated in 016-07 Manchester Mousing Authority Favorite store fai Manchester: Marlow’s Department when he entered the Uni­ the arrest, confinement, How to get club Store ted States after World forced labor and beating Herald photos by Sacks War II. or killing of Jews and WELCOME WAGUN news in Herald Cor: 1981 Plymouth Horizon and 1952 MG The government filed suspected anti-Nazi politi­ Favorite color: red Get ’em legal papers in U.S. Im m i­ cal activists. WANtSjrO VISIT YOU The Herald wants your club gration Court in Hartford, Just engaged? New' parent? news! lost book remi: "Shogun” by James Clavell Conn., seeking the depor­ Moved? I’d like to visit you with In order to get your club One of the events at Manchester’s Gamp High School. The kids won the event tation of Antanas Berno- Windows Puttied and useful gifts and information. I’ll news In the paper on time, Fovorito quotation: “The greatest discoveiv in our please submit items no later Kennedy Friday afternoon during the^ (above), dragging several staff tas, who became a per­ Painted - Itolien also bring cards you can re­ generation is that human beings, by changing deem for more gifts at local than five days before the date annual Cowboys and Indians' day was a members into the mire (top). Cther manent U.S. resident Windows ■oplncod. after coming to the United businesses. It’s a friendly vfsit you’d like to see them in the the inner attitudes of their minds, can change tug of war between campers and Exterior Paintktg paper. events at the special education camp States in 1949. 25 yn. oxporlertce to help you get answers about the outer aspect of their lives." members of the camp's volunteer staff, Friday included working on arts and T h e government town, goods and services. All Please include a name and who come from area high schools charged Bernotas, 75, a free to you. telephone number where we Pet peeve: wasted time and potential crafts and a "Gold Rush.” Camp E. DAVIS can coll if there any ques­ native of Lithuania, al­ including Manchester High School, tions. Indicate the desired Favorite show: Kennedy is celebrating its 20th season legedly served in the 649-0495 “Cheers” East Catholic High School and Bolton this summer. HOJL publication date. Nazi-affiliated Lithua­ Call 8ua i _!*— MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9.1983

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 9, 1983 — 13 Advice Engagements Weddings

Long distance truck couple * need to lighten their loads DEAR ABBY: My hus band is a long-distance count them. My idea o f a truck driver. When he’s great afternoon was pick­ home he eats constantly. ing up a man and going to He doesn’t like to eat bed with him. If you think alone, so I have to eat with Dear Abby my husband was a slouch him. In addition to the in bed, you’re wrong. He meals I make, he brings satisfied me sexually. So home treats like fried Abigail Van Buren what did I need these chicken, ribs, pizzas etc. other men for? I wasn’t He loves ice cream and looking for sex; sex is puts away a quart at one what I gave them in sitting. (I can imagine return for a little warmth, intimacy, affection and a what he eats when he’s on incredibly% loving, caring snappy reply to let a man few compliments. the road!) and understanding.) You know that I think “ a drink My husband never In the five years we’ve nMd support and encour­ only” invitation is tacky been married, he’s gained agement from people who touched me, held my hand and insulting and I ’d or kissed me unless we 80 pounds and I ’ve gained have been where you are rather not hear from him Eiiinde Anna Meier Heidi R. Hanson-Richard G. Lenhardt 70. I never say anything now. Please go. Get your­ were having sex. He never again. told me I looked nice. He about his belly, but he self in shape, then go to NOT THAT NEEDY says plenty alMut mine. work on . your husband. never gave me a compli­ Meier-Beliveau Hanson-Lenhardt of Manchester. And if he doesn’t follow DEAR NOT: Why ment. He never said, “ I The bride-elect Is a graduate of V- When he’s watching TV he Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick W. "V bother with a snappy love you.” I needed it so Manchester High School and is snacks on potato chips suit and shape up, you Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Meier of Hanson Jr. of South Windsor might want to dump him! reply? Just tell the man desperately, I found attending Manchester Community and drinks beer. His eat­ how you feel about “ a 45 Timrod Road announce the announce the engagement of their ing drives me to drink. strangers who provided it. engagefnent of their daughter, College. She is employed at Vito’s driiik only” invitation, So, D ear Abby, please daughter, Heidi R. Hanson, to Restaurant, Bolton. (Wine. More calories.) DEAR ABBY: Recently Erlinde Anna Meier, to Mark E. Richard G. Lenhardt, son of I met an interesting pro­ and you won’t have to tell husbands and wives The prospective bridegroom is a I love to dance, but he Beliveau of Concord, N.H., son of Lothar Lenhardt of 23 Candlewood fessional man at a party. worry about hearing from everywhere that 1/ their graduate of the University of doesn’t take me anywhere Harold Beliveau of Baldwin, N.Y. Drive and Doris Whiting of 148 (I'm a woman in the same him again. spouse is cheating on Connecticut and is employed by anymore because he’s and Mrs. Judy Beliveau of Tucson, Eldridge St. Miss Hanson is also ashamed of the way I look. profession.) We hit it off them, they aren’t neces­ Ariz.. Reflexite of New Britain. A Sep­ DEAR ABBY: I am the daughter of Beatrice Hettinger Now he’s threatening to rather well and he asked sarily looking for sex. tember wedding is planned. ■ '** going to give your readers The bride-elect is a graduate of dump me. I ’m so far gone for my phone number. A They may be starved for Mrs. Kelly J. Maher (if you print this) some the University of New Hampshire, Mrs. Glenn W. Baker (fa t), dieting is out of the few days later he called affection. I was. Sign Mrs. John Greer Jr. information I paid a psy­ 1979, and is an occupational Mrs. Richard G. Sweet! question. I dream about and asked me to have "a me... chiatrist $15,000 for — not therapist at Mercy Hospital Reha­ being thin again. drink” with him that H A P P IL Y DIVORCED to mention the hours I put bilitation Unit, Springfield, Mass. What should I do? evening. I declined, say­ IN NEVADA Maher-Intagliata Baker-Miller in on his couch. The prospective bridegroom is a Greer-Brooks BEING DUMPED IN ing I had an invitation for 1983 graduate of Franklin Pierce Sweet-Lopez cocktails and dinner. I was a “ respectable” IOWA married woman, married Law Center, Concord, N.H. with a Deborah R. Intagliata of Pensacola, Fla., daughter Abby, it’s been years Getting married? Juris Doctor degree. He attended Jacqueline Ann Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie-Lee Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 18 years. I had great kids of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Intagliata of Venice, Fla., Bonnie Lee Ann Lopez of 241 W.Center St., daugther DEAR BEING since I accepted a date for Whether you want a for­ Raymond Miller Sr. of 810 Tolland Turnpike, and George F. Brooks of 2445 Timrod Road, and John and a terrific husband— a Baldwin High School, Long Island, formerly of 88 Blue Ridge Drive, Manchester, and of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lopez of East Beach. R.I., DUMPED: Begin by see­ ” a drink only,” but I still mal church wedding or a Glenn William Baker, of East Granby, son of Mr. and and St. John’s University, New Kelly J. Maher of Pensacola, Fla., son of Mrs. Anne Greer Jr. of 77 Lyness St., son of Mr. and Mrs. John ing your physician for a remember how humil­ handsome, successful simple, “ do-your-own- Mrs. Jack Baker of Las Vegas. Nev., were married ^rm erly of Vernon Road, Bolton, and Richard businessman, admired by - York. He is employed by Sanders Maher of Saginaw, Mich., were married July 2 in St. Greer of South Windsor, were married July 1 at St. thorough checkup. Then iated I felt, sitting in a thlng” ceremony, get Ab- July 2 in St. Bridget’s Church. George Sweet, son of Mr, and Mrs. George Sweet of 65 all who knew him. I’m and McDermott Professional As­ Thomas of Villanova Catholic Church in Goshen. Clements Estate in Portland. locate the nearest Over­ cocktail lounge, nursing a by’s booklet. Send $1 plus The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the mass and Ridge St., were married June 4 at Center sure he never cheated on sociation in Hampton, N.H. ’The Rev. Robert Morris of Pensacoia, Fla., Congregational Church. eaters Anonymous chap­ drink, and hoping the guy a long, self-addressed, double ring ceremony. Clara Dubaldo was organist The Rev. Michael Stevens of South Glastonbury me. A Sept. 3 wedding is planned in officiated at the mass and double ring ceremony. ter and attend a meeting. would decide I was worth stamped (37 cents) enve­ and Doretta O’Hara and Stanley Gladys were soloists. Congregational Church performed the double ring The Rev. Newell Curtis performed the double ring My problem? I cheated Concordia Lutheran Church. Evelyn DeFeo of Torrington was soloist, and Paui ( I ’ve attended some, and a dinner too. lope to: Abby’s Wedding The bride was given in marriage by her father. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her on him with so many men Pagano, also of Torrington, was soloist. The bride was parents. father. have found the group to be Please give me a Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Mrs. Kathleen Helm, of Manchester, sister of the in the last 15 years. I can't Hollywood, Calif. 90038. given in marriage by her parents. bride, was matron of honor. Helen Mary Helm of an dy Lou Lopez of Holland, Mass., sister of the Lydia Cocolla of Weatogue was maid of honor. Rosali Greer of Manchester, sister-in-law of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Lillian Manchester, niece of the bride, and Mrs. Barbara groom, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Gail Bridesmaid was Lavina Cheever of South Weymouth, Belzer of Glastonbury were bridesmaids. Lopez of Wethersfield, sister-in-law of the bride and Mass. Junior bridesmaids were Lisa Intagliata of Garreau of Putnam, sister of the bride, Sharon Greer Pamela Franeski of Hebron, sister of the bride Bruce Baker of Florida, brother of the groom, was of South Windsor, sister of the groom,.and Jennifer Venice, Fla., sister of the bride and Kelli Kiliingbeck best man. Ushers were Herman Helm of Manchester, Jennifer Franeski of Hebron, niece of the bride, was Mother-in-law has decided of Torrington, cousin of the bride. Jody Scharrenberg White of Putnam, niece of the bride. flower girl. brother-in-law of the bride, and Robert Scott Helm of of East Hardwick, Vt., cousin of the bride, was flower Richard Burke of Manchester was best man Manchester, nephew of the bride. Mark Greer and Kevin Greer, brothers of the girl. Ushers were Richard Hyland of Tolland and Gary Eileen A. Grenier- Michael C. Norris After a reception at Jester’s Court, the couple left on groom, were best men. Jeffrey White of Putnam, Timothy Maher of Lansing, Mich., brother of the a Carribean cruise. They will make their home in East nephew of the bride, was usher. ^ p e z of Wethersfield, brother of the bride. Christian son needs to gain weight groom, was best man. Dr. Robert Stuart of Evanston, Granby. S. Greaves of Manchester, son of the bride, was ring bearer. Grenier-Norris tended United Tech of Springfield, 111., friend of the groom, was usher. Ron Lambert of The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School After the reception at the site of the ceremony, the Cktlumbia, was ringbearer. and received a bachelor of science degree from couple left on a months tour of Europe. They will make The reception was held at Knights of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grenier of Mass. She is employed by Flo’s DEARl>R. LAMB: My The reception was held at the Country Club of Southern Connecticut State University and a master's their home in Manchester. Hall. The couple will make their home in Manchester. throat and stuffy head. 79 Deepwood Drive announce the Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. of mother-in-law seems to Manchester. Torrington. The couple went on a wedding trip to Lake degree in special education from Central Connecticut The groom served for four years aboard the USS W hoi she arrived in Lon­ engagement of their daughter, Buena Vista, Fla. They will make their home in Midway Aircraft Carrier. He attended Manchester think her son is too skinny State University. She is employed by Aetna Life and The bride is employed by IBM Corporation of and needs to eat more don she had very bad Eileen Ann Greniler, to Michael The prospective bridegroom is a Pensacola. Casualty as a rate filing analyst. Conarnunity College. The bride is a graduate of Bolton Charles Norris, son of Mrs. Bar­ Farmington. The groom is in the life insurance meat. He is 6 feet U ll and earaches. She went to the graduate of Manchester High and The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High The bridegroom received an MBA from the High School and also attended Manchester Commiin’ bara Norris of 84 Hamilton Drive business in Glastonbury. weighs 160 pounds. He is Your Health doctor and he gave heir is employed by liremasters of School, class of 1978. She is a 1982 graduate of the University of Hartford and a bachelor of science ity College. Both are employed at Pratt & Whitney. not skinny at all but she is some antibiotics. The ears and the late William Norris. Hartford. University of Massachusetts, Amherst, with a degree from Florida State University. overweight. She says you Lawrence Lamb. M.D. ached so'bad she spent all The bride-elect is a graduate of An Oct. 7 wedding is planned at bachelor of arts degree in journalism. She is n e ^ to eat. meat at least her time in the hotel. Manchester High School and at­ Assumption Church. employed as office manager of the Pensacola branch twice a day along with When she got back her of Burroughs Business Machines Corp. '^1 bread. doctor said she should The bridegroom, is a 1970 graduate of Douglas I don’t think meat is all never have flown with a Elizabeth M. Hall MacArthur High School, Saginaw, Mich, and a 1978 Old pictures wanted that important so we cold and sore throat. graduate of Michigan State University with a Your husband needs 56 sometimes include it only what you do in the kitchen. bachelor of arts degree in industrial relations. He is Have an old photo of Manchester you’d like to see grams of protein a day. An once a day. I do use beans, I am sending you The D EAR READER: It is Hall-M izia employed as retail store manager of Computerland in printed? Bring it into the Manchester Herald. eight-ounce portion, raw cheese and fresh vegeta­ Health Letter 9-13, Kit­ called aero-otitis media or Pensacola. weight of the edible por­ bles. If I’m supposed to be chen Power for Weight barotitis media and it is Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hall of tion only, of red meat, unhealthy and starving Omtrol, which wUl help caused by the changes in 165 Autumn St. announce the chicken or fish wUl pro­ myself b^ause I don’t eat you. Others who want this barometric pressure dur­ engagement of their daughter, a lot of meat, why do I only vide about 50 grams of issue can send 75 cents ing flight. Elizabeth Marie HSU, to Joseph News for Senior Citizens get sick one day of the this. A quart of fortified with a long, stamped, With a cold, the opening “ Brett” Mizia, son of Mrs. Regina year? skim milk contains over self-addressed envelope of the tube in the throat Coope of 228 E. Middle Turnpike. 40 grams of protein. for it to me, in care of this It bothers me that she that connects to the mid­ The bride-elect is a 1979 gradu­ doesn’t think I feed him Cheese is also a good newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, dle ear may be ob­ ate of Manchester High School and source of protein. Radio aty SUtion, New structed. So you can’t a 1982 graduate of Greater Hart­ Geriatric clinics to resume well and brings meat over York, N.Y. 10019. every time they visit us. I Both of you have missed change the pressure in the. ford Community College. She is a fundamental point — It is normal for mothers middle ear chamber take­ employed by Dr. Donald S. Gross- plan to show her your Editor’s note: the senior column is prepared by the lean meat isn’t fattening. to want their children to o ff and landing. Not being man of Manchester. one week prior to the designated trip. Since we have answer. staff of the Manchester Senior Center. It appears on A whole pound of lean be plump but it is not able to equalize the air The prospective bridegroom is a given ample notification of trips, all registration for round steak with all the Wednesdays and Saturdays. the trips will also be closed one week prior to the DEAR READER: always wise from a health pressure on both sides of 1977 graduate of Manchester High Pam Kuzdzal- Mark Caouette departure date of the designated trip. Monies for all There are a lot of people visible fat removed con­ standpoint. Keep your the eardrum can cause School. He is employed by R.J. tains only 600 calories. It By Joe DImlnico ’ trips will be collected on the date of the trip and we ask who eat no meat at all and husband lean, not fat. And mechanical injury. Dwyer and Company of Chaplin. is how you cook many Kuzdzal-Caouette pharmacist at Framingham Union 'Activities Specialist all attending to arrive one hour earlier than the many of them are much I am glad I won’t be Then, you can literally An Oct. IS wedding is planned at St. Hospital. foods that affects the departure time. healthier by statistics around when you show suck infections material James Church. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. calories. I mean whether this column to your The prospective bridegroom is a . Greetings. I would like to take this opportunity to than the general public. into the middle ear from Kuzdzal of Webster, Mass, an­ 1977 graduate of Manchester High MENU FOR WEEK: you trim the fat off before mother-in-law and the xlispel the rumors and allay the fears of seniors in However, lean meat is a air pressure changes. nounce the engagement of their School and New Hampshire ■reference to our geriatric clinics. Monday: chicken sandwich, sunshine salad, cooking and what, if any, fight begins. That is why doctors re­ daughter, Pamela Ann Kuzdzal, to good food and a good College, where she earned a . First of all, we will be having geriatric clinics in gingerbread with topping, beverage. butter or other fats you commend that you avoid Mark Gerard Caouette, son of Mr. source of protein. The fat add. bachelor of science degree in .town, the times and the sites will be similar as in the Wednesday: ham grinder, potato chips, tapioca in meat is not beneficial DEAR DR. LAMB: My air travel when you have a and Mrs. George J. Caouette Jr. of pudding, beverage. daughter flew to London. management advisory services past and certainly the Manchester Senior Center will unless you want or need The key to staying lean cold, or problems with 173 Mountain Road. and accounting-computer science. be one of the sites. Thursday: ziti with meatballs, tossed salad, bread On the morning she left allergic rhinitis (hay The bride-elect is a graduate of excess calories. and healthy is often in He is a consultant with Price , Second, the clinics will resume in August and the and butter, lemon tart, beverage. she woke up with a sore fe ve r).' Bartlett High School, and the Waterhouse of Hartford. exact schedules will be announced later this month, Friday: minestrone soup, egg salad sandwich, University of Connecticut School of A Sept. 10 wedding is planned in •the only thing different this year will be the service dessert, beverage. Pharmacy. She is employed as a St. Joseph’s Church in Webster providers. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: Last year the clinics were under the supervision of Monday: 7:30 a.m. men’s golf league: 10 a.m. Learn to stop procrastinating M PHNA whereas this year they will be under the bingo: noon lunch: 12:30 p.m. pinochle games; bus supeiwision of the Manchester Health Department. pick up at 8 a.m., return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. Mrs. Gary M. Marineau Jr. Thoughts Individuals in need of this service prior to August can Tuesday: 8:15 a.m. women's golf league; 9 a.m. Mrs. Thomas R. Neiswanger contact the Health Department at 647-3174. shopping bus; 10 a.m. Enfield Mall trip: bus returns by using step by step system My colleague. Rabbi Sheldon from shopping 12:30 p.m. us. Lev basically and eloquently LAST WEEK we had a fine turnout for the opening Lewis, visited the Soviet Union in Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. Bronx Zoo registration: 10 told bis life story, how he wanted pf our Senior Citizens’ Ladies Golf League with 24 Marineau-Peracchio Neiswanger-Phillips D EAR DR. BLAKER: I April, together with a Presbyter­ a.m. Friendship Circle: pinochle games: noon lunch: something very simple, to live out ladies attending. It was certainly enjoyable watching put off almost every task enough time to finish that ian minister. Rev. Douglas Hun- 10 a.m. Hammonasset trip: 12:30 p.m. bridge games; his life peacefully in his own the ladies teeing off on the first tee and, from the looks until it must be done and but if this causes him eka. The stories they tell of their 1 p.m. arts and crafts: bus pick up at 8 a.m., return Lisa Christine Peracchio, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. homeland, how he had not fear of it, they were having a good time as well. Deborah Ann Phillips, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. that leaves me feeling problems, encourage him experiences are terribly frighten­ trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. Raymond L. Peracchio of Spring Street, and Gary M. because his cause was very Remember, this is our first year for the league, and Kenneth E. Phillips of 225 Kennedy Road, and Thomas guiity and pressured ai- Ask to try one of my first two ing; nonetheless, they must Thursday: noon meal. Bus pick up at 10 a.m., return Marineau Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Marineau humane and Just. We were com­ it will be on an informal basis, so if any ladies are still Robert Neiswanger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M, most ail the time. suggestions. 1 told. We take our freedoms .so for after lunch. Sr. of Carpenter Road, Coventry, were marrie(l June4 pletely awestruck at this scene as interested in joining the league they may do so by Neiswanger of 45 Kennedy Road, were married June 4 f If I couid Just do a few Dr. Blaker Friday: 9 a.m. cribbage, chess and checkers; 10 at Blacksmith Tavern in Glastonbury. Eileen Louise Gordon granted, and become so accus­ Vladimir painstakingly translated at St. James Church. things before the dead­ contacting the league officers. They are Rose a.m. bingo: noon lunch; 12:45 p.m. setback; bus pick Justice of the Peace Mary Jane Crandall officiated tomed to living in a totally free for us. We asked if we could tniry line, I would feel so much Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Lumbruno at 643-4797 and Nettie Lavinio 646-1573. up at 8 a.m., return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. at the ceremony. Linda Peracchio, sister of the bride, The Rev. Robert Burbank officiated at the mass and Shy? Write for Dr. Blak- society, that we forget that fellow pictures in front of the memorial, better about myself. er’s newsletter “Shy­ Gordon-Pauihus The league plays every Tuesday (excluding was maid of honor. Raymond Tilden was best man. double ring ceremony. Mrs. Jane Maccarone of human beings do not all enjoy Vladimir not only consented but JU LY 1 SETBACK SCORES: Lorraine Smith, 133; ness.” Send 50 cents and a holidays and rain days) at Red Rock Golf Course The bride is a recent graduate of East Catholic High Manchester was organist and Mrs. Donna Gerrity of these freedoms. The following is an even insisted on taking pictures of Martha LaBate, 127: Ruth Howell, 126; Arnold DEAR READER: Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gordon starting at 8:30 a.m. Don't forget, we will be having a School. The bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of Tolland, soloist. The bride was given in marriage by stamped, self-addressed excerpt from their description of the three of us together with ou^ Jensen, 123; Robert Schubert, 122; Bob Ahearn, 121; Choose one task and set envelope to Dr. Blaker in Jr. of 43 Wellington Road announce their visit in Minsk. pharmacist here at the center to review your Manchester High School. He is employed as a sales her father. cameras! medications on July 13 from 10 a.m. to noon. If you Bill Stone, 119; Ann Fisher, 115. the deadline ahead of care o f this newspaper, the engagement of their daughter, All night, hqwever, we lay awake representative for Safety-Kleen Corp. of West Examine your habit of decision where to start. have any questions or concerns about the medications Deborah J. Epstein of Tariffville, friend of the when you really have to P.O. Box 475, Radio a ty Eileen Louise Gordon, to Chris trying to think of some last attempt JU LY 5 PINOCHLE SCORES: Josephine Strimike, Hartford. They will make their home in West procrastination and un­ Do you have any ideas Then the mood changed. He you are taking, please feel free to stop by the center 802; Betty Turner, 798; John Klein, 778; Betty Jesanis, bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were, have it finished. Divide it Station, New York N Y Joseph Paulhus, son of Lois to see Lev Ovsischer. Early on Hartford. derstand more about that might help get him demanded that we give him all of and take advantage of this free service. 767; Ethel Scott, 759; Helen (javello, 754; Dom Kimberly Morin of Rockville, sister of .the bride, into ports and set dead­ yourself. 10019. Pauihus of 'Willimantic and Paul Sunday, we went to a public phone over this hump? our notes from our Journey. He Now, concerning trips, there will be a registration Anastasia, 749. Nancy Phillips of Windsor, cousin of the bride, and lines for each of the parts. E. Paulhus of Columbia. followed by the same retinue and Ilien get busy and begin. Write to Dr. Blaker at The bride-ele

\ M ACC News' M A N C ’ ESTER HERALD. .Suturduy. July 9. 1983 - I Those most in need should line up first SPORTS Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the staff Please pass this information along, §o that although we’ve been monitoring the whoie the bus Tuesday morning, we had over a quarter of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. those who cannot afford the newspaper know process since last January. more than we had expected. Not only did almost what is happening. We are running about 6 cheese Now we get to the section of the program that By Nancy Carr phone calls a day. everyone come, (you always count on some being may be of most concern to you, the commodities sick, or moved or something) but a few brought MACC executlye director There will be an informational flyer handed out availabie under the Temporary Emergency Food little brothers and sisters as well. Medics stay alive in Little League tourney next 'Thursday at the cheese disbursement that Assistance Program. In addition to making Fortunately, we have a super-plus staff. Not It’s time to talk about cheese and butter. And to will give you whatever information we have at the ask you to be a part of the communication broader range of surpius foods avaiiable, the only does Jackie Morelewicz not panic easily, but By Barry Peters time. From there on we will pass information scored two runs in the bottom half The victory advances the Medics • network that will relay the following information government has tightened the eligibility require­ her husband Jim and sons Peter and Jase have Herald Sportswriter bases-loaded walk to put the along through the newspaper. of the fourth inning to score a to the next round of the double­ to those who do not take the newspaper. ments. You must be at 150% of poverty or, if you pitched in. Ann Tremantano is a master at Legion on the board. are over 62, at 175% of poverty. come-from-behind 9-8 win over the elimination Town Major League Legion pecked away for two There wlli be cheese available on the regular keeping the kitchen in control. The MACC Facing elinnination, in both the WHAT'S COMING up next? I wish I could tell What does that mean? It means if you areiiving American Legion at Leber Field Little Tournament against the more in the second and one more in monthly disbursement date: Thursday, between churches each provide a day’s meal. game and tournament, the Medics you, at this point we’re not sure. The present on unempioyment benefits or any of the welfare Friday night. l()ser of Saturday afternoon’s 4 the third to tie the game at 4-4, but 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. There will be no butter surplus cheese and butter program has been assistance programs — you are eligibie. It means THE WOMEN from Concordia were scheduled o’clock contest between Moriar- Bill Kennard lined a two-run available, jsut cheese. superseded by the surplus commodities program that if you qualified for energy assistance this for opening day and, faced with small eager faces ty’s and Boland Oil, also to be double lo left to cap a three-run Let's serve those in the worst need first. We are established under the new Emergency Jobs Bill. winter, you are eligible for surplus foods. We’ll and large eager stomachs, responded with ' ' ’ d S -w. played at Leber. The loss elimi­ Medics rally as the home team asking those who find the cheese a helpful, but not In addition to butter and cheese — flour, print income guidelines before registration. smiling fast multiplication of hamburgers, nates the American Legion from opened a three-run advantage essential supplement to their monthly food cornmeal, rice, instant dried milk and honey will You wili have to register in advance of the cheese whiz, and fresh strawberries with a dollop tournament play. halfway through the contest. budget to come toward the end of the be made available. And there will be no service program and show your social security number of whipped topping. Concordia staff always pitch Leftfielder David Russell was True to form, Legion retalliated disbursement. Hopefully this process will enable charges. But ^ e re will be a new administration and proof of your financiai circumstances, i.e., in in a pinch. It was, and they did. the big gun for the Medics in in the top of the fourth, with those with the greatest need to be the first served. system and eligibility requirements. pay stubs, income tax statement, etc. Unfortu- Pat Gallagher showed up to help with Arts and Friday’s nailbiter. He stroked two consecutive doubles by Robbie And, if we run out. I'm apologizing to you ahead Nationally, monies and food commodities are nateiy I’m afraid many of our oilier peopie wili Crafts and several more counselors joined us: home runs to left field, the second a Stanford, Dom Laurinitis and of time. In order to have.f;heese at all, we scouted being administered by the newly created Federal just choose to go without before they are witling to David Fritsch, Scott Auden, Scott Gowdy, Kim solo shot off the Leber scoreboard Jason Stanizzi accounting for four around the state to see if any towns had cheese left Emergency Management Agency. In Connecti­ go through ail of this. Yowell and Jase Morelewicz. Three teen helpers which tied the game at 8-8 in the Legion runs to give the American over from their June disbursements. cut the funds and food are being channeled by the have also signed on: Bobbie and Kevin Kennedy fourth. Leaguers their first lead at 8-7. Connecticut Department of Human Resources After Russell’s second shot, Ron VERY FORTUNATELY for us, we were able to CRT IS STRUGGLING with the distribution and Rick Tramontano. And badly needed nursing The Medics then went back on through local CAP agencies. For us that means Cote singled to center and came secure 98 cases of cheese from Newington alone, problems caused by too little for too many. At this help: Joanne Chlupsa and Pat Shachner. Thank lop with their two-run fourth, and CRT (Community Renewal Team) in Hartford. home on Pat Dwyer’s and the town was willirtg to let us have it for the printing they have not yet been abie to develop an you ladies, one and all. the southpaw Altrui shut down the Fortunately we have had a CRT worker stationed bloop double over second base for storage costs. Bless them. Altogether we will equitable means of proportionment. It's a We’re out of space so thank you’s next week. Legion over the last two innings. right in Manchester for several years which will thankless job and frankly no matter what they set the winning score. Losing pitcher Laurinitis did all have about 738 blocks of cheese — no butter. facilitate cooperative arrangements. Just a reminder that your 18 dollars will pay for up, someone is going to be unhappy. a camper for the whole week thanks to the time Winning pitcher Scott Altrui he could to help his cause, driving Since we have been averaging about 700 CRT will receive $119,000 to funnel to li struggled throughout the game, households a disbursement plus an additiondl 36 Out here we are set up to continue disbursing given by all the good people running the camp. in three Legion teammates before emergency feeding sites, (soup kitchens, emer­ but gradually got stronger in the elderly households who have cheese delivered surpius foods as soon as they are avaiiabie. Checks should be mailed to MACC Interfaith Day the night was through. Also hitting gency shelters, congregate feeding sites) in over late innings. Protecting the slim through the elderly outreach workers and an Center Church will continue to give up space, Camp, Box 773, Manchester. well for the Legion were Ursin, a dozen towns including Hartford. MACC has one-run lead in Legion’s half of the additional 24 handicapped who received their most of the volunteers have indicated they will who added a single to his double, applied for a share of these funds. An additional stay with the program, and as soon as we know seventh, Alturi struck out the side and Roy Brodge, who collected two cheese through Meals on Wheels volunteers, (a The annual Interracial Council picnic is $110,000 is available in food commodities for the with runners on second and third to singles. system just established), we need to conserve our when and for whom we’li set up for action, Tiil tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. at Laurel Grove at above service programs, plus local food banks. then — watch the paper. give the Medics the game. Defensively, Legion shortstop resources. Our past experience with Manchester- Wickham Park. Bring your family and whatever 7 Stanizzi made the play of the game ites indicates that those who can will see that the — chicken, hot dogs or hamburgers. The fires will Both teams appeared nervous in W E’RE ALSO A P P LY IN G for these commodi­ Interfaith Day Camp in the second inning, reaching high less fortunate are taken care of first so we are not s‘ ®''‘ e‘l-.Also bring a dish for the the field at the start of the game as ties. However, at this point, we have no idea what to snare Russell’s bases-loaded anticipating any major problems. will actually be received by Manchester, potluck table. Games for the whole family. Come the Medics, batting first, brought What can I say? When the children tumbled off join us. their first four batters across the line drive. plate. Russell’s two-run homer in For the Medics, shortstop Cote that inning scored Altrui, who had collected two hits and score(l twice reached on an error, and it seemed while second baseman Kevin Co- vell made an outstanding catch on Calendar Herald photo by Pinto that the Legion would be in for a long night. Laurinitis’ line drive with men on American Legion's Scott Baustein swings and misses at in the second. Legion players and supporters Herald photo by Pinto game's final pitch in Town Major Little League The next Medics game, which never gave up, however. Matt will also be a do-or-die contest for The Medics' Gregg Horowitz (6) arrives at first base but is Tournament play at Leber Field against the Medics Ursin led off the bottom of the first Flicks at Nazarene both the Medics and Saturday’s out in fifth inning with Legion first baseman Roy Brodge Baptist Church news Friday night. with a double down the left field loser, will be played at Leber A seven-week film series for lay people will begin at line and eventually scored on a Monday night. taking peg in time for putout. 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 The following events have been scheduled for the Main St. coming week at the Community Baptist Church, 585 East Center St. Titles include "But I ’m Just a Layman,” “ The Gift of Love,” "Discover Your Gifts,” "The Great Tuesday •— 7:30 p.m., Parents Anonymous, AL roundup Commission Sunday School,” “ The Possibility Alcoholics Victorious, Parents Without Partners. Sunday School,” "F o r the Love of Pete,” and "See Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible study. World net tour umpire You Sunday?” ./ Each evening will close with discussions of how the / movie ideqs-^ay be applied to lay people and the Wappihg Church bike trip Fresh from a maiden trip to Wimbledon to see church. Sessions are open to the public. John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova win MembCTS of the Senior Fellowship at Wapping tennis’ most prestigious tournament, Pete Angels rout Red Sox C()mmdnity Church, 1790 Ellington Road, South Kasavage of Manchester is back on the circuit as More events at Nazarene W inder, went on a youth hosteling trip on Martha’s a professional chair umpire and will be active in a BOSTON (U PI) — Ripk Burle­ Herald Angle /anind Burleson hit a sacrifice fly. A bottom of the eighth inning Friday The following events have been scheduled for the Vineyai^d from June 19to26, Evenings and o:^ernights number of pro tour matches in New England this son went 3-for-4 and knocked in were speHts^ the Manter Memorial Youth Hostel with fifth run scored on a throwing error night to give the Detroit Tigers a coming week at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main month. three runs and Rod Carew also about 60 oth ^ young people from all over the United ^ r' center fielder Tony Armas. 3-2 victory over the Oakland A ’s. St. Kasavage, who starred in several sports at collected three RBI Friday night in States, Germany, and Sweden. Earl Yost, Sports Editor The Red Sox added a run in the Indians 10, Twins 4 Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ Manchester High before playing and winning leading the California Angels to a ninth on Wade Boggs’ fourth hit of At Minneapolis. Bert Blyleven cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor. letters in four major sports at the University of 9-3 rout of the Boston Red Sox. the game, an RBI single. pitched a five-hitler and Gorman Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer night, film Hartford, has been a teaching pro before the Burleson, batting .571 since Blue Jays 8, Rangers 5 Thomas' three-run homer keyed a series begins. major tournament season is launched in the returning June 30 from a rotator At Toronto, Willie Upshaw Emanuei events United States. six-run first inning Friday night lo Thursday — 11 a.m., teen bike outing. cuff injury that sidelined him for belted a three-run homer and Residing in San Bruno, Calif., Kasavage was lead the Cleveland Indians lo a 10-4 Saturday — teen trip to Mount Tom water slide. The foBowing events are scheduled for the coming Series popular 224 games, singled in two runs to Lloyd Moseby added two RBI teaching at the San Francisco Tennis Center until victory over the Minnesota Twins. week at Emanuei Lutheran Church, 60 Church St highlight a four-run third inning Friday night to lead the Toronto May when he went to Dusseldor for the World The popular series of old sports teams in Sunday — 8 a.m., worship in the chapel; 9:'30 a m and contributed to a five-run Blue Jays to an 8-5 victory over the Yankees 9, Royals 2 Guest preacher to speak Team Cup, then on to Hamburg, Munich and the Manchester in the feature titled 'Looking Back at worship and communion in the sanctuary and eighth with a sacrifice fly. The Texas Rangers. At Kansas City, Steve Balboni hit The Rev. Lawrence Almond will be the guest , Bristol (in England) and Queens the Local Sports Scene’ has received much Angels had 13 hits and battered nursery; 10:30 a.m., coffee in Luther Hall. attention

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 9, 1983 - 17 O’Meara made Sports In Brief Scoreboard FInt Biathlon staged First Biathlon of the 1983 Biathlon-Triathlon most of trip Series was held last Thursday at Globe Hollow Benoit uouareauit 73.75__ 143 The race consisted of a 2.1 mile run followed by a Ned Bean 70.77__140 Softball Don Allan 7377-149 Angels 0. Red S o k 3 Colt Intertown \ half mile swim. There were results in 10 age Golf Bob B re m - 7377— 149 f r a n k l i n , Wis. (U P I) - Mark Chris Helln threw a no-hItter lo give hole. brackets. The results were: Men 14 and under: Don Graham 7675—149 Tennis CALIFORNIA BOSTON O ’Meara almost didn’t make it to the Bob Beauchemln 7675— 149 Manchester 'B' on 8-0 win over u.lii aggressive golf and go for l.M el Seibold 27:14,2. Steve Carlson 37:28,3. Tom •••••••••ggogggaggaggg obrhbi abrhU Manchester 'A' Friday night In Coll Greater Milwaukee Open Friday, but Pierre Goumond 7).7S—140 Carew 1b 4 2 2 3 Remy 2b 5 0 10 birdies,” said Rose, whojoined the tour Carlson 38:05; Women 14 and under: 1. Erin Raymond Richer 7675— 149 Intertown League play at Morlorty when he did arrive he made the most of Burlesn ss 4 1 3 3 Boggs 3b 4 0 4 1 Field. John Cuttle, Chris Reposs, Todd in 1981. “Imakealotofbirdiesthat way Sullivan 33:10,2. Kathy Comeau 35:50; Men 15-18- Jean-Guv Gendron 7377— 149 Valentin rf 4 0 1 1 Rice It 5 0 2 0 Olfronzo, Dove Brosfleld and Ned ; filrii Senior P6A results Phllllppe Toussaint 7675-149 Lynn cf 5 0 1 0 Armas cf 5 1 1 0 but I also make a lot of dumb mistakes. 1. John Comeau 31; 24, 2. Boh Castagna 32:54- $t0(uxi0 Swiss Open Wells all hod two hits for the winners. O ’Meara shot an even-par 72 for a Jeon Morin 75.75__ 150 RJcksn dh 5 1 1 0 Evans rf 5 0 2 0 I’m playing and putting well and I like Women 15-18: I. Sue Donnelly 34:14; Men 19-24: 1. Herb Rodney 7676-150 AAt Gstaod, Switzerland Downing If 3 0 0 0 Y s ta m dh 3 1 1 2 two-day totai of 7-under-par 137. The this course, so I think I ’ll do well in the Roh Tanner 24:28. Tanner was the overali S2M,000 Greater Milwaukee Open 7674— 150 , ^ Quarterfinals C la ^ It 1 0 0 0 Stapletn 1b 4 0 1 0 i OrSolM I’is the At Franklin, W li., July | tandv Mayer, U.S., det. Woltek FIbak, Alumni Junior score tied him with Dan Pooley, who rest of the tournament.” 24:57, 3. Bill NIghan I S Charter Oak No. 2 K n * 77-73— 150 s 3 3 1 Allenson c 4 0 0 0 1 Lameea led the (Parra Kelly M urray 7676— 150 Poland, 7-6, 7-6; , U.S., det. Foil 3b 4 110 Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 Neil Archambault tossed a one-hitter carded a second-round 68 after an Payne Stewart and Dennis Tiziani, a 26’ 44; Women 19-24; 1. Melissa Geagan 31:08 2. Jose Hlgueros, Spain, 64, 64; Tomas to give the Brovesa9-2 victory over the i whire'r^H '*'*’*’ “ home run Don Pooley Andre Morency 7676-150 Boone c 4 2 2 0 Miller oh1110 opening 69 in the $250,000 P G A event. Wisconsin pro from Madison, share J M e t Ritchie 36:06, 3. Nanette Barnahe 37:16- 6968— 137 Claude Trem blay 7676— 150 Snnid, Cnchoslovakla, det. Colin Dowde- Red Sox. Paul Lantierihodtwodoubles f dowS on*thrw' Mark O'Meara 65-72— 137 swell, Zimbabwe, 62, 62; Libor PImek, I®***^ , » 9 13 8 Totah a 3 13 3 O ’Meara was driving with his father Men 25-31; 1. Richard Gowen 27:48, 2. Mike 7377— 150 004 000 050— 9 and a single for the Braves while Bill third place with S-under-par 139. Clarence Rose 6969— 138 Alt Shond 7379— 151 Czechoslovakia, led Sammy Glam- Barry had the lone hit for the Red Sox. to the Tuckaway Country Club when Buddy Gardner malva, B0*TMI 0^ 021-^ 3 Lon Hinkle, who shared the first- M im ond 29:18, 3. David Ladd 32:32; Women 67-71— 138 Ken Duog®n 7673— 151 [ West Side Roger MaltMe U.S., 6-3, 65 when halted bv rain. Gamfrwlnnlng RBI— Corew (5). they were pulied over by the police. round lead with O ’Meara, shot a 78 to 6969^138 Ed (Jrandman 7677__ 15) I Dv rain. , J^ ® "')'.' Armos. DP— California 1. « .n i ; M®""®" 33:00, 2. KathI Koehler Wally Armstrong 6672-138 Doubles "Th e officer said I had passed a truck fall six shots off the pace. Morris Hatalsky Pp®' ipnnedv 7972-15) LOB— California 7, Boston 1 1 . 2B— o ¥ and over; 1. Boh Coykendall 27:09, • trimS^nri^A*®" “ »'"«"• “hO o 7068— 138 Rick akorskl 77-74— 151 Quarterfinals“I* / * ^ - CoroWi in a no passing zone,” O ’Meara said. Triple and Douo Leonord realitered Payne Stewart Sandy Mover and FerdI' Major League leaders Defending champion Calvin Peete, 2. Mel M ibold 27:54, 3. Angus Wooten 30:30. The 7069— 139 Stan Homenluk 77-74— 151 il TavGgnj^.S., Evan*, Miller. "When he said we would have to go to • ® o lere*Anirt Dennis TIzIanI 6671— 139 def. Sergio Casal, Spain,n, and MBreos who had an opening- round 69, shot a 73 second in the series is a Triathlon to be held Ju ly Dan Pohl Francisco JImlnez 77-76—151 h r —Y o»trzem»kl (3).SF the station to post bond I said, ‘Let’s ’ BurklSSH ° •I’lumoh over 70- 70— 140 „ Did Not QuoUfy Hocevar, Brazil, 61, 7-5. — puneson. Indudlnggomesplayed Monday, July4 to fall five strokes behind the leaders at at 6 o’clock and the race at ' Flew •“ Paoani M ick Soil 6 6 7 2 - 140Greg Olson 7676— 152 Women's Invitallon AMERICAN LEAGUE hurry because I have a 7:54 tee off.’ Mike Morlev 142. j ‘ contestants swim one-hlaf mile 7070— 140 J'X®''""’ 7676— 152 _. , Semifinal California "* " Individual Batting Jim Colbert 6971— 140 Chrlstlane Jollssaint, Switzerland, ptayer.clb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg “But my father taiked to him for a O ’Meara, who has won almost $47,000 followed by a 4.2-mile bike ride then to complete Bill Murchson M ke Silver 77-75— 152 0014 KIson (W 62) 81-3 13 3 3 1 7 few minutes and he let us go.” 7070— 140 Allen Jensen 7678— 152 Sanchez 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Carew, Cal 229 a 92 12 2 2 26.402 this year, began the day by hitting both tee event by running 2.1 miles. Registration fees Lennie Clements 7367— 140 Yves Mandevllle 77-75—152 Bernadette Randall, australla, 67,6 1 ,6 Boston' Brett, KC 184 46 67 18 1 14 47 .364 Independent Ronnie Black Pooley had a somewhat^asier path nis drive and second shot into sand SO rents for Rec card members, $1 for 7070— 140 Robert Panasluk 7676— 152 Eckrsly (L 66) 7 1-3 11 7 7 1 3 Boggs, Bos 284 50 101 23 2 0 a .3a to his share of the leadership. M ark Lye 72694-14) Carlo Blanchard 7676— 152 SimMMO Tournament Alkens, KC 179 a60 20 1 6 26.3a traps on the first hole. But he still Manchester residents 18 and under, $2.50 for ‘ ‘•’■ove home the Mark Pfell Aponte 0 1110 0 i G 'Q^’ ho seventh to lead 7566— 141 j ; ! " Horris 7677— 153 At HIttfeld, W . Germany Johnson 163 1 1 o i 2 Grittev, NY 240 a 80 11 2 5 21 .3a “ This is the best I ’ve played all managed to sink a putt to save par. Dale Colfee 7269— 141 ^ ^ Guartertlnals Thrntn, Civ 247 45 a 16 011 45.324 *‘?*‘‘*®"‘s and »3.50 for non- J s is ? “ 3-3 trium ph George Cadle 7380-153 Aponte pitched to 1 batter In 8th. year,” said Pooley, who has been on the He had two birdies and two bogeys on Manchester residents. • Zembrowikl All-Stars at 71- 70— 141 L*», Dlgglns 7679^153 Andrra Temesv°rl, Hunoorv,det. Beth HBP— by KIson (YastrzemskI), by McRae, KC 277 45 89 24 2 4 41 .321 Steve Meinvk 7269^141 Attlla Becsy 7378— 153 tarr, U.S., 60, 60; Yvanna Modrugo- Almon, Oak 219 a 70 16 0 1 26.320 P G A tour since 1976. “ It’s the best I ’ve ‘ .T®^'‘• F " * * "’• htte o home Skeeter Heath Eckerslev (Carew). T— 2;40. A— the way to an even-par 36 on the front ' ®. tht the winners while 7467— 141 Bruce Atkins 7675— 153 Argentina, det. Claudia Kohde, a ,8 7 8 . Bonnell, T r 184 a a 9 2 4 M .315 hit the ball by far. The thing I have to do nine. His 36 on the back side included Tse Chung Chen 7368— 141 Michael Schurman 7677— 153 61, 62; Petra Huber, Yount, Mil 292 a 9219 4 11 45.315 now is keep a positive mental attitude. ’ ’ Concordes lira Etcheverry ; /m -S a rs ’ *® ‘ ®'' *”* Lonnie Nielsen 7467-141 A unria, def. Laura Arroyo, Peru, 63, 2 seven pars, one birdie and one bogey. S i).'? u'"’ 77-77— 154 Decincs, VI 240 4075 153 15 46.313 Mark Calcavecchla 6972— 141 *' f ‘''’ E v a Pfatf, West Germany, def. Whitakr, Dt 313 46 97 20 5 5 31 .310 The pair lead Morris Hatalsky, Wally ^ m Etcheverry was fired Friday as president Ja y Haas Andre Harvey 74*80— 154 O’Meara held the lead untU Pooley .’ Northern 7370-142 Raymond Bedard 76-76—154 Petra Delhees, Swltzerlond,6l,62. Tigers 3, A’s 2 Hrbek, Mnn 240 39 74 a 3 6 46 .M8 Armstrong, Buddy Gardner, Roger and gen®ral manag®r of the Montreal Concordes Lorry Mize 7370142 (tavls Cup Murray, Bit 286 51 88 13 0 13 48 .M8 finished late in the afternoon. Pooley, Brad Bryant y.Y?" Beauchemln 7678— 154 Maltbie and Clarence Rose, who are all the winner of more than $97,000 this of the Canadian Football League after holding the 7072— 142 M ike Only 7677— 155 A t Tel A vw SImmns, Ml 280 aa 19 1 6 45.307 ■ 44l?'«,?i!** bv John Kuni, Mike Gory McCord 7370— 142 W®st Germany Z Israel 1 Parrish, Dt 280 a85 a 1 8 49.304 tied a shot back at 138. Rose had a share dual roles since the club’s inception months i Bonncau gave Pot Mc(3owan E®'^I* 77-78— 155 OAKLAND DETROIT year, shot a 34 on each side, including 14 71-71— 142 Ken Borden 81-74-155 Shlomo Glickstein and Sahar Perkis, (Nirhbl obrhbi Baylor, NY a i 37 75 14 2 9 a .299 of the lead until he bogeyed the 18th ago. Coach Joe Galat will take on the additional • ® triumph over Bill Sander 7072-142 Israel, det. Wolfgang Popp and Andreas yp»l1®w, T r 4 five birdies and just one bogey. ■ Maintenance at David Cross 7679^155 Hendrsn It 2 2 0 0 Whitakr 2b 4 0 1 0 272 52 81 10 15 48.298 ■ A Calvin Peete 6973— 142 Benoit Morin __ 155 Maurer, West Germany, 64,7-9,7-5,7-5. R l » , Bos 309 47 92 15 1 22 58 .298 duties of general manager, said Concordes’ board ’ N®bertson. Six different players had Richard Zokol 73.32 Peters ct 2 0 12 Cabell 1b 3 110 4 one hit each for Maintenance. 7072— 142 Danny Selfried 7681__ 155 At Brisbane, Austnillo -LT?.*!® ** 4 0 2 0 Herndon If 3 0 1 0 S.Hndrsn, S 276 29 82 20 1 3 24.297 cnairman Edmond Rlcard. No new president will (Savin Levenson 71-71-142 Nell Coscagnette 7380-155 Australla 2 Romania 0 Phllllm ss 0 0 0 0 Parrish dh 4 I 1 o Engle, Mnn 189 21 a 13 1 5 a ,296 UPI photo be named. D.A. Wledrlng 7370— 142 Jim Thorpe 8676— 156 Pot Cash, Australia, def. Florin Bush, Minn 196 22 58 17 2 7 39.296 Bob Tw ay Lanstrd 3b 5 0 0 0 Wilson rt 4 0 0 0 Women’s Rec 7370— 143 Brian McDonald 77-79—156 Segarceanu, Romanla,62,61,61; Mark Loom 2b 3 0 0 0 Wocfcnfss c 3 1 2 3 Hargrv, Civ 258 a 76 13 2 3 31 .295 Lee Trevino tees off in the rain on the Jim Dent 7072— 143Rene Noel 7978— 157 Edmondson, Australla, def. Ille Nastase, T o lesn, Tx 2a a 66 10 2 2 11 .293 Lon Hinkle Brrghs dh 4 0 0 0 Lemon cf 2 0 1 0 Italy, Aussie boats j , Hunorv Tiger Restaurant held off 6676143 Rob Zrtlle 7382-157 Romanlo, 4-6,63,1612 62. Gross lb 3 0 0 0 Brookns ss 3 0 0 0 Ogllvie, Mil 222 a 65 14 3 7 a .293 11th hole of the Royal Quebec Club at the CPGA event in Ken Green Chinaglla on sidelines t ' P' Charter Oak No. 1 6675-143 gjmls ( ^ n e 77-80— 157 A t Rome Honrock rf 4 0 2 0 Castillo 3b 2 0 0 0 Individual Pitching Quebec City. Trevino moved into lead. , tehind Janrt Norris'three hits and a John Adams 7568— 143 Gli Parkinson 76-81—157 _ Italy 1, Areentkio 0 M c h ^ cib w I Ip h bb so era Jim Booros Meath c 4 0 1 0 Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Giortfo Chinaglia of the New York Cosmos, ' Tl?‘r2’S2?K'{fH ollingsw orth, 7 3 7 1 - 143 77-80— 157 Guillermo Vllos, Argentina, det. Meyer or 0 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 0 0 0 0 Honyett, Tx 11 4 130.2 102 27 47 1.52 who suffered a severe hamstring injury Wednes­ f I hits. Including Mickey Yokol 7371— 143 B Smith 81-77— 158 Adriano Panotta, Italy, 62,62,61; Jose (3snbrrv, KC 3 1 66.1 61 7 23 1.76 L adpuble, for J.C. Penney. Bill Britton 7371— 143 Luis Clerc, Argentina, vs. Corrodo *' * * » TotoN a 3 7 J Lopez, Det 5 3 64.0 a 29 60 1.83 secure Cup matches day night, is expected to be sidelined about two Bill Kozak 7680— 158 SfJSy 000010100-2 ' Ti™ "-?!."?’. 3-C- Penney - , Hungry Howard Twltty 7073— 143Andre Cozes 77.31___153 BarazzuftI, Italy, 1612, 2-6,97,63, when Stanley, Bos 5 4 83.1 80 16 a 2.27 weeks. 8 2 (Seorge Archer Detroit 000000 03x 3 Tig e r 7-2, Tologo Assoc. 6-3, B 8i J Auto 7073-143 James Handley 8376— 158 halted by darkness. ^^Gamfrwlnnlng RBI — Wockenfuss Rozema, Det 5 0 63.1 51 15 37 2.42 ' ? 4® c^ *"?' tt'M o rt 5-S, Renn's Ta vern Bruce Fleischer 71-72-143 Eardley Jones 7383— 158 At Eastbourne, England Stieb, To r 10 7 148.2 111 57 112 2.54 NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Italy’s Victor Regalcxto thrw hours picked up to 10 knots at the , Sportsman Cate 2-8, 3 Penny Pub 7370— 143 Greg Wagstoff 8676—158 New Zealand I, Sweden I ^^E— Brookens t Bair. LOB— Oakland Burgmr, Ok 4 4 62.1 63 22 27 2.60 Trevino slips into lead France III Friday and Leonard Thompson Russell Simpson, New Zealand, def. 7073— 143 Marcel Bastlen 7680— 158 Dorwin, Tex 7 6 1W.0 90 a 57 2.72 Fridays races and reached O 's Stewart arrested Pat Lindsey Henrik Sundstrom, Sweden, 97,168, ; Australia I I defeated Canada I to retain 7371— 143 Henri Chatelaln 8375— 158 64 S,JIJ®1.* 3B— Herndon. HR— Young, Sea 7 8 116.1 95 45 73 2.M BOISCHATEL, Quebec (UPI) — Lee sole possession of the top spot after 5***' knots at the ; Nike Rod Curl 71-73144 Alfred (Jioulnard 8376—158 Mots Wllander, Sweden, det. Chris Lewis, Wockenfuss Guidry, N Y 10 4 112.2 93 a 65 2.96 Gunn, who plays out of the Summer- end of the day. State ^lice Friday arrested Baltimore Orioles Gary Groh 7569— 144 Heinz Peter Thul 8678— 158 New Zealand, 64,7-5,68,168. Berengr, Dt 4 1 62.2 43 a 62 3.16 Trevino siipped into a two-stroke lead eight races in the America’s Cup Greg Powers At Marseille, France f®*’ ^Zrfl!.®’®® Henderson 3 145), lea club near his home town of pitcher S ^ m y Stewart and charged him with .. Woshinrton Social Club routed Gen- 7371— 144Ted Maude 7681— 159 Lansfbrd (2), Hancock ( 1). s — Peters' Hough, Tex 7 6 1220105 50 75 3.17 with a 7-under-par 65 between rain Great Britain’s Victory 83 was forced 1 Jerry Heard F m c e 2 Paraguay 0 challengera elimination series. driving while intoxicated. Stewart, 28, also was . Touch Car Virpsh, 17-2, behind three 7767-144 Lyle Hogan 7685-159 Conroy, Oak 2 1 64.2 55 44 46 3.20 Pickering, Ontario, chipped in a to retire from its race with Australia’s LIndv Miller 7372— 144 To m Trem blay 81-78— 159 Thierry Tulasne, France, det. Francis­ Oakland "* ” " » *0 Lvsndr, Mnn 2 7 64.2 65 20 a 3 .a showers Friday at the $100,000 CPG A charg^ with failure to drive in a single lane and ■ '^“ *,,,®h®h bv Bill Wilson and John Bob Boyd 15-footer with a pitching wedge shot for 94 ‘he full Challenge 12 when the starboard cap Jwnklns* Brian M oran had two hit* for 7670— 144 Jim McKIKerick 88-79—159 co (tanzolez, Paraguoy, 63, 8-6, 61; Conroy 7 4 1 1 4 7 Davis, Bolt 6 3 103.0 84 a 75 3.23 championship on a day dominated by 24.6-mile Am erica’s Cup course. A z- was released on his own recognizance. tho loser*. Bill Kratzert 7 6 7 0 - 144 Greg Vjmite 77-83— 160 Henri Leconte, France, det. Victor Peed, NATIONAL LEAGUE a birdie on the 12th hole and followed shroud pulled away from the mast on Chi Chi Rodriguez Paroguay, 63,1-6,62,63. ^oSrtrott’ 1 3 2 2 0 unheraided Canadian pro Graham zurra stretched its one-second lead at la n d in g s ; Irish Insurance 9-1, Nels 6675— 144 Frank Emonds 82-78— 160 1 Individual Batting Gunn. with a hole-in-one with a 5-iron on the the second leg of the race. The British Andy North 7669-145 Andre Glngros 8378__ 160 A t Soflo, Bulgaria player, cIb ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg , Johnson Insurance 6-3, Reed Construc- Jodie Mudd 7 5 2 1 i 3 170-yard 13th hole. He then scored crew o p ^ to abandon the race rather tlpn 5-3, Washington Social Club - , 7373— 145 Rodrigue Huot 77-83—160 Yugoslavia I, Bulgaria 0 Bair (W 2-0) 163 1 o 0 3 1 Hndrck, St 268 40 9319 O il 58 .a7 The championship is sponsored bv French'^ ‘h® West appeals suspension 6 4 Beau Beouch M arko Ostolo, Yugoslavia, def. Kras birdies on four of the last five holes fora than risk letting the entire rig be tossed E'® S y ? . D®coratlng 5-5, Gentle 7372-145 Robert Rousseau 8680— 160 6 Lopez (S 12) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Knight, Hou 2a a a 211 5 a ,3a John Labatt Ltd. Charles Coodv 71-74-145 Michel ^may 7683-161 Imir Lazarov, Bulgaria, 1-6, 63, 66, 64, Conr®v pitched to 1 batters In th. Easier, Pitt 195 21 65 6 1 4 a .3a 28 on the par-32 back nine and a 65 Australia II and Canada I both flew overboard. National League umpire Joe West has appealed Touch 3-7, B .A . Club 3-7, T o n y ’s Pizza Dale Douglass 8 Trevino, who started the second l“0. 6677-145 Wayne Grotton 81-80—161 M ; Slobodan ZlvoHnovIc, Yugoslavia, .Conroy (Lemon), by Petrv Mrphy, All 2B7 76 93 124 19 a .324 overall. which® ih ® ® of‘heirmatch, a t h r e ^ a y suspension and $500 fine handed down David Peoples 7372— 145 (H^derson). PB— Parrish. T— 3;06 Dawsn, Mtl a8 48 99 a 6 17 65.321 round tied with Daniel Talbot of 4 The loss did not affect Victory’s Sammy Rachels P 'w ™ LM sard 8061— 161 “ I thought it was going long at first," T h i J “ I® ‘""h hy 41 seconds, agalMt him for shoving Atianta Braves manager 7372-145 Phil Hordv 8082-162 Yuli Stamatov, Bulgarlo, 63, 63, when Modlck, Ptt a2 31 a 13 0 6 37.317 Belolel, Quebec, at 5-under, birdied six rne Australians won by : . Mcond place overall standing, al­ : Rec Dave Stockton 7372-145 Bus Ogden 8301-163 halted bv roln. 46,723. McGee, StL a5 a 8410 1 3 a .317 ' said Gunn of his ace. “ Then it hit and 1 34 Joe T o n ^ after a June 28 game, his attorney said Orville M oo^ of the last seven holes in the rain to fall though it dropped them from a first 7 3 7 2 - 145 8378— 163 A t Lugano, Switzerland Oliver, Mtl 308 37 96 a 2 5 a .312 bounced against the flag and m y caddie winds, which delayed the start Friday. Richie PhUlips, executive counsel for the Nosslff Arms hod 29 hits In romping Lance Ten Broeck 77-68— 145 Gllles Yergeou 7984-163 Switzerland 2 Holland 0 L.Smth, StL 196 a 61 10 2 3 19.311 to 12-under for the tournament. of Thursday s matches by more than robh?B ® Australia II in round ®v®r tee M C C Vets, 23-2, at Nike Field. Curt Bvrum 7 6 7 1 - 146 Heinz Guenthardt, Switzerland, def. yelled 'that’s $5,000.” Umpires Association, confirmed Henri LInteau b m I 164 Ourhm, Ch 184 a 57 12 3 10 a .310 Dan Halldorson of Brandon, Manit­ Don Slomcinskv hod two homers, a Tim Norris 7 6 7 2 - 146Gord Mcmnes 8382— 165 Huub van Boeckel, Hollond, 67,61, 66, National League Thon, Hou 3a 44 99 13 4 10 43 .a7 Gunn, who shot a 71 Thusday and mat W®st had been suspended without pay and double and four RBI for tho winners Tom Lehman 60 ; Roland Stodler, Switzerland, def. oba, shot 66 to take over second place at 7671— 146 Gllles Leduc 8685— 165 Morind, Ch 271 45 82 10 3 12 44 .a3 finished his round before the rain, won Sl!®5 week by Nationai League president whil® .Pm Silver hod a triple for MCC Ray Stewart 7374— 146 Vince SIrlannI 8685— 165 MIchlel Schopers, Holland,61,62,62. Reds3, Phillies 1 Hrnndz, NY a i 45 91 17 5 5 37 .a2 10-under and Japan’s Tom m y Naka- StandlnM,: Nosslff A rm s 9-1, M ain Jon Chaffee 7 3 7 3 - 146 Paul Dove 8683-166 A l Poertschocli, Austria Kenndv, SO 276 21 a 14 1 6 49 .ai the ^,000 prize put up by a sponsor for m*’*'*"*'’® ®®‘‘* k® has filed an appeal f “b (-3, Highlander Restaurant 6-4, Davkt O'Grin 7 3 7 3 - 146 _ Hungary I, Austria 0 Guerrr, LA 2 jim a fired a 67 for third place .at Brian McLean 37.791__ 133 PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI 286 47 a 10 17 a .ai the first hole*in-one of the tournament on behalf of West, a six-year veteran, to Feeney MCC Vets « , Nelson Frelghtwoy 4-5, Phil Hancocic 7 3 7 4 - 146Poul Dutour ■ 8387—169 Balazs Taroczv, Hungary, det. Peter Hubbrd, Atl 260 a 78 133 5 37.300 9-under. Cowboys subpoenaned Lorry RInker O b r h b i O b r h b i Vlftnors 2-7, Nutmeg 7373— 146 Andre Trudel 8686—170 Felgl, Austria, 61, 64, 3-6, 64; Robert Green, StL 187 a a 7 5 2 a .299 " I was just trying to get It close,’’ he ra e appeal w ill be heard at I I a.m. Monday at the Clim ate Control 2-8. Kermit Zarley Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 Gunn, who had a 65, and U.S. tour said. 7373— 146 Robert Nesbit 9373__ 171 Machan, Hungary, vs. Bernhard Plls, Lefebvr ph 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou a9 a a 18 3 6 37 .a8 league office. If the appeal is denied, it will result Darrell Kestner 7671-146 Austria, 64 In first set when halted bv Conepen ss 4 0 I 0 Garvey, SD regular Dave Barr of Kelowna, British DALLAS (UPI) — Harvey Martin Gory Taylor— wd Moddox ph 1 0 0 0 Redus If 2 1 0 0 313 64 9319 014 49.2)7 Martin hired him, but exp«Wd the in the imnediate suspension of West, who was DM Not ChKrilfv Allon Blllyard— wd rain. Laev, Pitt 179 27 a 6 2 3 8 .a6 Columbia, were tied in fourth place at and Tony Hill of the Dallas Cowboys : Charter Oak Lee Elder Rose 1b 4 0 2 0 Driessn 1b 3 0 2 0 player to accept the subpoena -this 7 6 7 3 - 147 Richard Oupros— wd Matthws If 4 0 2 Ray, Pitt a9 a 82a 1 1 20.2)4 have been subpoenaed to appear as .TCh^ule^to work the New York Mets-Houston Ed Doherty 7671— 147 0 Oester 2b 4 1 0 1 136 after two rounds on the 6,525- yard week. Tierney's outlasted Postal Express Larry Motthe 83—wd Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Esaskv 3b 3 1 2 1 Wshngtn, 2a 43 78 16 5 3 a .a3 Astros series this weekend and the Braves’ series Gory Plhns 7 3 7 5 - 147Yvon Bouchard 77—wd Ramirz, Atl a7 42 87 6 2 2 17 .» 3 Par-72 Royal Quebec Golf Club course 7‘Eleven wins defense witnesses at the trial of a man . n a slugfest, 16-11, at Fitzgerald Field. ...A l <^1: — Iberger Diaz c 4 0 0 0 Hoshidr rf 3 0 0 0 Ignacio, 39, was indicted by a federal ' y®h®l Lbssord, Ray Lanzano and 7375— 147Jomes Westwell 87— wd VHoyes rt 4 1 1 0 Evans, SF a i a 82 14 1 19 49 .2)2 near Quebec City. Talbot shot par to accused of smuggling cocaine from Joey Rossett 71-76— 147 Bllardell c 3 0 2 1 grand jury in April for allegedly S a y J S h t*’‘'““‘“'"’“® '’'“'“®® ' ?®''lh Keeno each hod three hits and S. Andersen-Chapman— wd Baseball Garcia 2b 4 0 3 0 Price p 4 0 0 0 Horner, Atl 244 45 71 14 1 13 44 .ai hold sixth place at 5-under. Barry Rasmus drove home the Brazil to Texas. Steve LleMer 71-76— 147 [}anlelle Santerre — w d Individual Pitching ronspiring to smuggle cocaine from Jack Burg, Ron and Randy Lanzano Russ Cochrane 86 OeJesus ss 3 0 2 1 BHayes p 0 0 0 0 winning runs with a bases-loaded U.S. Marshal Clint Peoples said the two apiece for Tierney's. Mike PInkIn 7 6 7 1 - 147 •••••poopopppppoaopppp Denny p 2 0 0 0 pHcher, d b w I Ip h bb so era I ve played a lot in Britain and Brarii to Texas for distribution. A John McComIsh 7374— 147 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 Hm m kr, SF 9 4 116.1 94 18 83 1.70 triple to boost 7-Eleven to a 6-4 subpoenaes were issued Wednesday, ■ homered for the winners. Jack Hull Wayne Etherton . . |lM800State Express Classic Perez ph 10 0 0 Japan so I ’ve played in a lot of rain," resident of North Richland Hills Fitzgerald In semis hod three h lt^n d Dave Krin lak, Mike 7374-147 A t Sutton CohMlsId, England, Ju ly 8 Totals M I 10 I Totals Rvan, Hou 7 1 74.1 45 31 67 1.94 triumph over Eighth District in an requiring the players to appear at next Forrest Fezler 7374-147 „ ^ n a t i o n a l L E A G U E a 3 7 3 Denny, Phil 6 4109.2 IN a 52 2.13 said Trevino, who saw the skies open Texas, near Fort Worth, Ignacio was • fif® Hornty two oplec* for Rafael Alarcon ^ (POT 72) Philadelphia 000 100 080— 1 opening-round Town Farm Little month s trial of Lauribertp Ignacio in John Fitzgerald defeated fellow Po*tol* 7374— 147Eamonn Darcy, Ireland 7)-6373—206 (Friday Nlght's(tamasNot Included) Cincinnati Soto, CIn 9 7 136.0 91 43 124 2.25 from the fourth hole onward. What I do a r r u t ^ March 30 and has been held in Ja y Cudd 71-77— 148 East oooaiooR— 3 Burris, Mtl 3 3 77.1 M a 55 2.M Australian Brad Drewett, 6-3, 7-6, F riday to StandInH; Tierney's 1(W, Highland To n y Sills Hugh Balocchl, S.Atr. 766670—208 IS have m y caddie hold an umbrella League Tournament game Friday rte court of U.S. District Judge Robert Pork Market ^ , C B T 6-4, Postal , 7 6 7 4 - 148Manuel Colero, Spain 6671-70— 209 , W L Pet. O B Perez, Atl 10 2109.2 W a 76 2.a Porter. the Dallas County Jail in lieu of $50,000 6 6 6 Doug Black Montreal 41 36 Sa ______(tam 6 wlnnlnoRBI-Bllardello(5). over me until I ’m ready to make a shot, night at Waddell Field. bond. to th ^em ifinals of $100,000 men's tennis A rm y 8 N a vy 4-6, Manchester JC 's 3-6, 7 3 7 6 - 148 Paul W ay, Britain 7367-70— 210 E— Denny, Schmidt. DP— Cincinnati Peno, LA 7 3 M.2 M 19 M 2.49 Lou Graham 7 3 7 5 - 148 M ike Sullivan, U.S. 6671-72— 211 Phllodelohla a 36 .514 I'/j Reuss, L A 6 6 118.1 125 a M 2.51 so I only spend about five seonds in the Kevin Franklin struck out 15 to Cowboys , president Tex Schramm M nw "Hrn ’]'® ‘®“™®m®n‘ ^ known as the ' L n tra d a Pizza 2-6, Manchester PIzzo Dan Forsman St. Louis 40 39 .506 2 1. During the iast year, Martin and 7 6 7 2 - 148Tim Simpson, U.S. 706973— 212 LOB— Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 9. 2B— Falcone, Atl 7 1 69.2 a 32 a 2 .a rain.” register the complete-game win to r said he had “no idea of what the '^“T® Championship. AAcrk Coward 71-77— 148 Chicago a 41 .a i 4 Rogers, Mtl 12 31410 1 a 45 85 2.77 Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett Rick Pearson David Frost, S.Atr. 7671-71-212 V. 7-Eleyen. Ned Moulton struck out 12 purpose behind having them (the Fitzgerald will meet No. 5 seed Tom GuUlkson, a 7375— 148Mark McNulty, S.Atr. 71-7671— 212 Pittsburgh a'42 .447 6 V1 Welch, LA 6 8 1M.2 82 30 67 2.77 Halldorson said the 68-66 start was / Jeff Scmders New York a » ias I2V: Haves. HR— Esaskv (4). S— Denny. SF— players) testify is.” were questioned by federai drug Mtive of Wisrensin now living in Palm Coast, ; Indy 7674— 148 Tommy Horton, Britain 766674— 212 DeJesus Lea, Mtl 6 4 105.1 a 45 70 2.82 his best this season. for Eighth District in a losing effort Rod Nuckolls 7 6 7 3 - 148 W M t Hawkins, SD 3 5 83.0 78 34 a 2.93 M.Ferguson, Australia 767371— 213 Atlanta _ "M y opening rounds haven’t been too Tony Davis added a single and a Neither Martin nor Hill was availa­ Sj®/?if’ ‘*‘® "®"®®8 of M artin and thA S'**** ‘ ''® winner advancing to Wllspn Electric bunched Its scoring Ralph Landrum 7672— 148 Steve Hadfleld, Brit. 7667-70— 213 49 31 .413 McMrtrv, A 8 5 110.0 95 37 55 2 95 E d TooTair’Joneswerementlonedin the finaU Sunday. of Santa Montea, . In two Innings In downing Fa rr's, 7-3, at Michael Brannon 7 6 7 4 - 148 Also; Los Angeles 47 31 .603/'> IP H RERBBSO Carlton, Phil 9 9 148.2 143 40 135 2 97 good, ’’ he said. ’ ‘But I ‘ve played well in triple for the winners while John ble for comment. M ike Hill court testimony involving convicted ' J'm Jockon had three hits 7 6 7 5 - 149Chos. Bolling Jr., U.S. 7371-73— 217 Son Diego 41 a .519 J 7>/i the last month. This is a good Thompson, R . J . Botticello and Dan Guthrie, a Dallas defense Calif., who recently turned professional after ; and Bob Cornell a pair for Wilson's. Jim m y Roy 7376— 149 Houston 40 40 .500' 9 Denny (L’ 65) 8 7 3 3 5 5 cocaine dealers. R.H. Sikes Corev Povin, U.S. 71-7373— 218 CIndnnall Moulton had two hits apiece for dttorney specializing in drug cases, playing for Stanford, will meet Matt Mitchell of 1^9*1 Roback had two hits and seven 7 6 7 3 - 149Mike McCullough, U.S. 737372— 218 Son Francisco » 40 .494 9Vi course because it’s not too None of theplayers was charged with , others one each for Forr's. Ivan Smith Cincinnati a 47 .4M IS'/i Price (W 7-5) .81-3 10 1 1 1 2 •••••••###•#####•### Eighth District. said Martin recently retained his 71-78-149 Tom Sleckmann, U.S. 737676—219 difficmt. You can get good scores.” illegal activities, and ali denied any Te rry Diehl 7675— 149 Haves 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 services. Guthrie would not say why Stanford, in the other semifinal Saturday. Rex Caldwell Peter Teravalnen, U.S. 71-7375— 219 Saturday's (tamos Scherrer (S 6) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 involvement with iilicit drugs 7377— 149 (All Times EOT) Dewitt Weaver 7673— 149 H BP— byDennv (E sa skv).T— 2;23. A— ®* San Francisco 23,711. Transactions Lorry Tiziani 7674— 149 0 ^ 4 (Davls62),4;05 p.m. Lyn Lott ' 7674-150 Philadelphia (Carlton 99) at Cincinnati Jerry Pate 7676— 150 (Berenvl 4-9), 7;05p.m. .Soccer B.J. Curry 7676-150 Atlanta (McMurtrv 65) at Montreal Ken Kelley 77-73— 150 Football (Rogers 123), 7 ;a p.m. Loren Roberts Astros 6, Mats 3 7676— 150 Houston (NIokro 67) at New York Baseball : Pea Wee Lorry Ziegler 7676-150 (Seaver 5-8), 7 ;a p.m. Fritz Gcxnbetta Phllodelphio — Activated outfielder 7676-150 Couls (LaPoint 66) at San Diego HOUSTON NEW YORK Garry, Maddox; placed pitcher Ed Wertz befriended those from all kinds of lifel ' MCC; Apollos 5 (Brian Wry 4, Matt To m Gray 7379-15) (Draveckv 125), 10;05p.m. Obrhbi obrhbi Steve Hort Farmer on 2t-dov disabled list; named B y AAlIt Richm on • Belcher), Rockets0. 7378— 151 Pittsburgh (McWilliams 65) ot Los Mwenp cf 5 I 2 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 tremendous 500-foot sure double • tiling; Meteors 1 (Dan Roberts), Michael Muranyl Bill Robinson minor-league batting UPI Sports Editor to m y mind, anytime I thought 7676-151 USFL standings Angeles (Hooton 7-2), 10;05p.m. Pul'l rt ® J 2 1 Brooks 3b 4 1 1 0 Instructor. or possible triple almost up \ Sharks 0. Lars Meverson 7670152 Sunday's (Tomes Thon ss 3 111 Hrnndz 1b 3 10 0 about him or got together with facility for befriending p®opleof , Ponthers 4 (Jeff Crockett 2, Bruce Carl Unis Football against the left-field bleacher all kinds and helping them in Not many baseball fans real­ the following season to hit 32 7679^153 Chicago at San Francisco, 2 Garner 3b 4 0 2 1 Foster If 4 0 2 1 Montreal (C F L ) — Fired president and him. He was a splendid ball­ ize that Wertz out-hit Mays and • Watt 2), Dolphins 3 (Brian Rugonls 2, Richard Tock 77-76— 153 Final Standings Philadelphia ot Cincinnati, night Cruz If 3 110 Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - With fence at the Polo Grounds. It any possible way he could To homers, drive in 106 runs and be '' Todd Grundmeler). Antonio Cerda general manager Sam Etcheverry; player and a murderous hitter every other regular on both 8073— 153 AUontlc Division Houston at Now York, night Knight 1b 4 111 Hodges c 3 0 0 0 named Joe Golof coach and generdl most people, especially those cheated him out of a perfret me, he was God’s gift to the voted Comeback Player of the Jeff Slumon 77-77— 154 W L T Pet. P F PA Atlanta at Montreal, night Doran 2b 4 1 1 2 Giles 2b 4 1 1 1 manoger. on occasion. Still, those weren’t Dave Erickson who follow baseball at all, the 5-for-5 day in the 1954 World human rare, a man who loved sides in the 1954 World Series, Year. Midget 7678— 154 x-Phlla. 15 3 0 .8a 379 204 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night Pulols c 4 0 0 0 Oquend ss 4 0 0 0 Soccte the qualities I primarily asso­ Woody Blockburn 7975-154 Boston 1) 7 0 .611 409 334 St. Louis at San Diego, night Ryan p 3 0 0 0 Torrez p 0 0 0 0 name Vic Wertz always re­ I ^ p l e and wasn’t ashamed to which the Giants swept from the Gene Frcmk Pittsburgh (MISL) — Signeddefender. Series opener between the ciated with him, either. His employees were inordi­ MHS; Suns 4 (Gordon Hamilton 2, 77-78— 155 New Jersey 6 12 0 .3a 314 437 Splimn ph 1 0 0 0 Holman p 0 0 0 0 Adam TopolskI to o 2-yeor contract, plus minds them of one thing show it, and who was deeply Indians in four straight. It Bob Brue Cleveland Indians and New The thought that did invaria­ nately fond of Wertz, and he felt ' Tom McKeown, Rick Blakesley), Cou- 7680-156 Washington 4 14 0 .2S 297 442 AMERICAN LEAGUE Dawlev p 0 0 0 0 Staub ph 1 0 0 0 on optibn vear.t THE CATCH, Willie Mays’ York Giants. involved in assisting others less wasn’t Wertz’ fault they lost. He ’ gars 1 (Jason DIeterle). Mike Gove 7682-156 Central Division East (tarman p 1 o 0 0 bly go through my mind in the same way about them. He Bob Vanscoy 7682— 156 catph. That spectacular, back- tertunate when he died on hadelghthitsinl6 tim ^ p for a Falcons 2 (David Toomev 2), TorosO. x-MIchlgan 12 6 0 .667 45) a 7 . W L Pet. GB Heep ph 0 0 0 0 I was in the press box that day connection with Vic Wertz had established trips to such places Rowdies 2 (Joey Stephenson, Scott Don Iverson 7680-156 V-Chlcago 12 6 0 .667 456 271 Toronto 43 a .566 — Terrell p 0 0 0 0 to-the-plate, over-the-shoulder .500 batting average. Blaine McColllster 77-79-156 and saw Wertz hit that bali, but nothing to do with his baseball raursday in Detroit at the age of as Hawaii, Mexico and Las ’ Salonen), Chieftains 0. Tam pa Bay 11 7 0 .61) 363 378 Baltimore 42 a .553 1 T.W.I. u < . S'lor'n ph 1 0 0 0 grab Willie made of Wertz’ The following spring, the Stallions 5 (Travis HIbler 2, Jeff Rick Oalpos 7979— 158 Birmingham 9 9 0 .500 343 346 Detroit 41 a S3) 2 Totals a 6 10 6 Totals a 3 5 3 the catch seldom, if ever, came 58 during heart surgery. Vegas for the winners of his Bobby Wadkins— wd Boxing ability, but rather with his Giants and Indians played each , Grots 2, Manny Matote), Caribous 1 Pacific Division N w York 41 a .539 2 His loss isn’t limited only to incentive drives and then felt so ' (Tim Movnihan). Tommy Volentine— wd x-Oakland 9 9 0 .500 319 317 Milwaukee a 37 . » 7 4'/i Nflw vSrti Toni 2SS2®'®-‘002 OM Q01— 3 the sporte world but the entire other several times in Arizona sorry for those who had worked MCC; Sounders 1 (Bobby Post), Vance Heafner— wd Los Angeles 8 10 0 .444 296 370 Boston 39 a .506 4 '/i and in the very first game Wertz Eric Brotten— wd Denver 7 II 0 .389 284 304 world, and If you knew him at so hard and didn’t win that he ; Sting 1 (Danny Callahan). Cleveland a 44 .4a 10 (tam 6 wlnnlno RBI — Thon (8). ' July 12 ot Atlantic City, N.J. — John Arizona 4 14 0 ° .2 2 261 432 , West E— Hodges 2. DP— New York 1. LOB— all, then you’d appreciate the walloped a prodigious triple — went ahead and paid for trips Davis vs. Jett Lampkin, 10, light- CP8A results x-clindied division tltlo T®xus 44 a .564 — Houston 4, New York 7. 2B— Foster 2, heavyweights complete truth of that. even longer than the ball he hit for all of them. ; Juniors y-cllnchod plovoff berth California 42 a 553 2 PUhl, Thon. 3B— Knight, Puhl. HR— Ployofft July 14 at Totowa, N.J. — Rockv One of the things I liked most in the Polo Grounds — over Chlcag® 40 37 .519 3V, Doran (4), Giles (1). SB— Cruz (14), Lockridge vs. Chino Cruz, 10, feather­ One of his employees sadly MCC; Diplomats 4 (John Eccher 2, Saturday's (tamo Wilson (31), Moreno (27),Thon (» ). M ays’ head. Eric Jones, Bobby Hartnett), Rangers CPGA Championships J^n»®*^CItv 37 a .507 4'/i weights; Scott Fronk vs. Ken Aril, 10 **1.® 5 “..®.''*'’ ««o4-natured. informed Wertz he couldn’t go A t Bolschatel, Que., Ju ly 8 (All Timos EOT) Oakland a 43 .463 8 . heavyweights. ’’That’s one you weren’t 1 (Eric Fleming). Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 ;30p.m. left-hMded hitting slugger was on one of the trips with his wife Tomahawks 4 (Glenn Jensen 3, (P a r 7a Mlnnesot® a a .407 12Vj IP H R E R BB SO July 15at Son Juan, Puerto Rico— c-S.T. gonna get,” Wertz kidded him Sunday's Gam e S®a*»le a 51 .370 15'/j ( * V that he wasn’t a prim a donna. ^ause her wheelchair was Shawn Adams), Cyclones 2 (Aaron Houston Gordon vs. Carlos de Leon, 12, WBC Lee Trevino Oakland at Michigan, 1 ;30 p.m. Saturday's Games Rvan (W 8-1) He never tried to pretend he was as they passed one another on faulty, and Wertz promptly Leonard 2). 67-65-132 8 4 2 2 5 12 crulserwelght title; Anthony Dovis vs. the field. Don Holldorson 6866134 (All Times EOT) Dow lev 1 1 } 1 0 2 Young Joe Louis, 10, cru Iserwelghts. something he wasn’t or throw went out and purchased a new Tommy Nokallnxi 6867— 135 Texas (Hough 7-6) at Toronto (Cloncy New York July 15 at Washington, D.C. — 7-5), l ; a p.m. his weight around. wheelchair for the woman so { Intarmsdlats Dave Barr 6967— 136 Torrez (L 5-9) 2-3 6 S 5 0 0 c-MIchoel Spinks vs., Eddie Mus­ The two remained good Graham Gunn California (Forsch 64) at Boston Holman -»H ere was a man who played 1 7165-136 1 1-3 1 0 . 0 0 0 tafa Muhammad, 15, world light heavv- friends. They even were to­ she could accompany her hus­ ( Charter Oak; Racers 2 (Carl Skoog, Daniel Talbot 67-72-139 (Tudo r 6 5 ), 2;15 p.m. Gorman 5 1 0 0 0 4 welght title; Dwight Muhammad ;• Dave Hart), Stars 0. (iery Wotine . Milwaukee (Caldwell 67) at Chicago the big leagues nearly 20 years gether not long ago at a golf band. Th at’s the kind of man he 6971— 140 RadiO/ TV Terrell 2 2 1 1 2 1 Qawl vs. Jim m y Smith, 10, light Chiefs 4 (Dan Callahan 2, Joel Ramon Munoz 70-7()-140 (Dotson 65), 2;15p.mi T— 2:a. A— 12,7a heoyvwelghts; James Shuler vs. VIn- with the Tigers, Browns, Ori­ tournament. was. He was highly active in Feehan, Kelly Noonan), MetsO. Mark Shushack Seattle (Abbott 20) at Baltimore oles, Red Sox and Twins as well 6 9 7 1 - 140•••••••ppppppppppppppp nie CurfOr lO/middieweights. Wertz and his wife, Lucille, charity fund raising and was Mt. Nebo; Diplomats 4 (Somllt A. Evongelleta 6 9 7 2 - 141 (Davis 6-3), 7 ;a 6 m. as the Indians, and accumu­ deeply involved with the handi­ ^ Svchltkokhono 3, Jim Partasllltl), Robbie Phillips 70- 71 -141 Oakland (M cCotty 2-3) bt Detroit July 16 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Wilfred whom, he adored, operated a . Rangers 2 (Mike Callahan, Larry Juan PInzon 71- 71— 132 (M orris 67), 7 ;a p.m. Benitez vs. Mustoto Homsho, 12, lated 1,692 hits, including 266 capped people in the Special ' Ja rv is ). Bob Charles SATURDAY Clevelond (Sutclltfe 163) at Minnesota Braves 6. Expos 5 highly successful beer distribu­ 6 9 7 3 - 142 1 ;30 U S F L ; Blitz vs. Stars, Channel middlewelghts; Tim Witherspoon home runs, yet the ’’accomp­ Olympics at the time of his Patrick Cotton ^ 7370— 142 8 (Schrom 63), 8 ;a p.m. vs. Jumbo Cummings, 10, heavy­ torship bearing his name in New York (Rlghettl 163) at Kansas lishment” thing he was best death. ; NA8L standings Jerry Anderson 7 3 7 0 - 14238* W T Ic '” ' Channels 22,30, ATLANTA MONTREAL weights; Kevin Moley vs. Felton Mount aemens, Mich. I visited Tom Jackson 71-72-143 City (Block 23), 8;a o .m . Morshall, 10, middlewelghts. remembered for was that one Wertz was admitted to Gar Hamilton i University Games, Channel 3 Sundoy's (tames uBfIlb) dbrhbl their huge plant a cqpple of 7669— 143 B utlw It 5 1 2 1 Raines It 5 1 2 1 long out. Harper Hospital in Detroit on (FrIdavNIgM'sDameNetIncIgded) Sandy Harper 7 6 7 3 - 143 5 NASCAR Firecracker 500 (taped), Texas at Toronto years ago and was impressed by R uitirn Channel 8 Romirz ss 4 0 1 0 Little sb-js-2 1 0 0 ■ Ju ly 17 at Los Vegas, Nev. — Alexis “ It doesn’t bother m e,” he Mike Vellleux 7372-143 California at Boston ' Arguello vS Billy Costello, 10, lunlor . how clean Wertz kept it and how June 23 after suffering a second W L GF QA BP Ptl. Serge Thivlerge 5 Dream Mile, Channel 8 Milwaukee at Chicago Wshngtn rf 4 0 0 0 Dawson cf 5 0 1 0 laughed when I once asked him heart attack. His wife, who was New York 71-72-143 gZ^CFL; Eskimos vs. Tiger-Cats, Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 5 13 2' welterweights; MIkeMcCallumvs. Terry efficiently he ran it. 11 6 47 27 34 100 Bernie Starchuk 7 3 7 1 - 143 Oakland at Detroit, night V - Hptaies, 10, lunlor middlewelghts. about it. “Actually, I’m very Toronto 10 7 35 a 32 93 Reger Klott Seattle ot Baltimore, night Horner 3b 3 2'1 0 Walloch 3b 5 0 1 0 There was only one reference inarried to him 31 years, spent 7670— 144 Chmbis 1b 4 2 3 4 Cromart r(4 0 0 0 July low Atlantic City, N.J. — Donnie Chicago 1 5 a a 24 72 Phil Giroux 7 3 7 2 - 144 7^2 Mets vs. Astros, Channel 9, Clevelond at MInnesoto, night proud that I ’m associated with ' his last hours with him at the Montreal W l N F Hubbrd 2br4 0 1 0 Romos c 2 0 0 0 Long vs. James Smith, 10, heavyweights to baseball in his office. It was a 5U a *5. 26 56 Jim Rutledge » 7 2 -1 4 4 New York at Kansas City, night July 24 at Los Vegas, Nev. — Aaron it. I look at it this way: If that hospital. Southern Michel Boyer ..tSfL'''®"*'®®* Rovols, Channel 11, Benedict c 4 1 1 0 Crowly ph 10 0 0 aeries of photos, none of them of 7 3 7 3 - 144 , W P O P M cM rtrv p 3 0 0 0 Wleghos c 0 0 0 0 Pryo r vs. Reyes Cruz, 10, lunlor ,.2 ■■■■-■■ ‘ '■ ball Willie caught had been a "A little after six Wednesday Tulsa 710 V 31 23 63 Erin Ray Fostey 71-73-144 American League welterweights, WerU, but all of Willie making Ft, Lauderdale 6 9 25 2» 2 2 58 Norm Jorvis Bedrosin p 1 0 0 0 Flynn 2b. 4 2 3 1 home run or a triple, how many evening, the doctors told me 7671— 145 SUNDAY Mariners 3, Orioles 0 Ldb p ■ 2 0 0 0 July 24 at San Remo, Italy — Nino THE CATCH. “ Team America t 6 IS 19 10 52 Kevin Dickey 71-74-145 LoRocca vs. Pete Ronzony, , welter­ people would’ve remembered Tam pa Bay 412 25 1 World University Games,,Channel 3 Franco ph 1 1 0 1 10 "So m M y people asked me that Without taking a chance on 40 a 46 Yves TremMoy 7 3 7 2 - 145 weights, Weetern Herb Holzschelter SEATTLE BALTIMORE Smith p 0 0 0 0 t w’#' me? Not many. This way surgery, he bad no chance dt 7671-145 w { n F ''*■ Channel 9, White ph 0 Q 0 0 Ju ly a at undetermined site — Hector about it that I got the picture Vancouver 15 2 39 17 32 120 Tim Lllley 7 3 7 3 - 146 Ob r h M o ls rh b l Camacho vs. Rotoel Llmon, 12, vacant everybody who meeU me for all,” she said. “ He was in Golden Bay 9 4 30 22 24 76 John Colwell USFL; Invaders vs. Panthers, ***** Totals M S 10 5 and put it up.” he explained. 7 3 7 4 - 146Channel 8 Owen ss 5 0 3 0 Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 Atlanta Oa 200110— 4 W BC lunlor featherwlght title. the first time always identifies surgery from midnight until six Seattle 7 9 31 25 23 61 Seymour Rose 7373— 146 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Stetero c 0 0 0 0 Aug. 13 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Milton This way they can see it for Son Diego 3)1- - 9 31 8 ■18 Antonio Gorrldo S®* ''*• Angels, Channels 22,38, RNolson It 4 0 (tauer £ 4 0 10 Montreal 010 010101— S me with Willie’s catch and that themselves.” in the morning. Generally he 7373— 146 WTIC 1 0 M cCrory vs. Colin Jones, 12, vacant W BC makes me feel good.” (Toame pel six paints tor whwlnp In Jecm-Louls Lam arre 7676-146 Zlsk dh 4 0 2 0 Ripken ss 4 0 1 0 welterweight title. never took off his wedding ring rofiilatlenflnwafayertlma hut only fear Bob Cox ,.,?.:?i.'’®"'‘®** ''*• Royals. Channel , Moses or 0 10 0 Murray lb 3 0 0 0 GamiKw1nnlnoRB|;ichambllss(8). Wertz lost all his hair prema­ 77-76-147 WPOP 11 Aug. 13 at San Vincente, Italy — Wertz never saw Mays make but before he went up to the . paintz for winninp o goma decided hy Peter Golan 7376-147 Putnam lb 4 2 2 1 Lownstn It 4 0 0 0 1. LO B — Atlanta 4, Mont- turely while he was in the arm y B®xlng; Hearns vs. Sutherland, riKil 9. 2B— Romlrta, Hubbard, Ollver,- ''*• J®s* Coba, 15, the catch because he was . thaafegf. A bonut pebif le awarded ler Pot' O'Donnell 7 3 7 4 - 147* Cowens rf 4 6 11 Slngletn dh 3 0 1 0 W B A featherweight title. but It never bothered him much operating room, he gave it to me . opcti goal ecered up la o m aximum of Arnold Pnlmer Channel 30 JA IIm 3b 3 0 0 0 Roenick rt 3 0 0 0 thontallss, Raines. 3B— Flynn. running wl|h his head down. 7 3 7 4 - 1478;30 Internotlonal Track & Field Vic Wertz (left) of the Cleveland Indians and he joked about it. He was and said ’Hold It for m e’ l' '■ psrjim a excluding evertimee and Ken Trowbridge 7 3 7 5 - 147 DHndrs cf 4 0 1 0 Cruz 3b 2 0 10 . Aug. 17 ot undetermined site — bered for being the one who hit the ball Vernon Lockhart (taped), ESPN Sweet c . 3 0 0,-l (tampsev c 1 0 0 0 Chambliss 2 (10). SB— Butler 2 (a i. was not a standout player in his day, but "There’s no doubt in my mind stricken with polio in 1955 while prayed as hard as I could p ra y ’ 77-70-147 c-Roger Mayweather vs. Benedicto that Willie Mays corraled in centerfield how great a catch it was Friday'e Gome Anders Forsbrand 71-76-147 _ Shelby cf . 1 0 0 0 fVjhablanca, 15, WBA lunlor lightweight playing for the Indians and was for him. It was early in the Toronto at Tecxn Americo, night Gllles Lorochelle TOtaN ' M 3 10 3 Totals 29 0 4 0 H R ER B B SO his credentials nevertheless were good though, because I ’ve seen it on 7372-147 460-feet from home plate in the 1954 sidelined most of that year. His morning when the doctor came Sofurday'e Gomse Bruce Bundy 7 3 7 5 - 148 A thought for the (iay: English $®MIO 080181 010— 3 Sept. 9 at Los Vegos, Nev. — c Aaron enough. He was, however, most remem­ film more than a hundred down from the operating room. (All Tknee ID T) Ken Toning 7 6 7 4 - 148playwright an(i humorist Jerome BMImore 000 000 080— 0 M cM urtrv (W 9-5) 7 6 3 3 3 2 Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello, 15, WBA World Series. polio was not the paralytic type Fort Lauderdol e at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. Franz Lcrimer (tamrwlnnlng RBI -Sw eet ( ). Bedroslan (S 11) 2 4 2 2 2 2 times,” he said. He said to me he was sorry, but 7674— 148 2 lunlor welterweight title, and he returned with Cleveland Tulsa at Chicago, 8;30 p.m. Jeon Lxiforce 7674-148 Klapka Jerome said, "It is impos­ E— Putnam, Cruz, Dempsey. Montreal Nov, 4 at undetermined site — Vic just couldn’t make it.” Son Diego at Golden Bay, 11 p.m. Paul Lobonte 7674-148 sible to enjoy idling thoroughly ^ (L 6-5) 7 0 5 5 1 1 c-MorvIn Hauler vs. Roberto Duran, Sunday's Gomes Greg McCulloch 7 3 7 6 - 148unless one (las plenty ol work to Seattle 3, Baltimore 2. LOB— Seattle 8, Smith 2 1110 2 - New York ot Vancouver Howard Atkinson 7674— 148 Baltimore 5. 2B— Singleton, Zlsk. SB— M cM urtrv pitched to 1 batters In «th. do." Owen (2). Balk— Lea. T — 2:43. A — a.l51 10^ mTdd'lJweft, °®'"'""® "®'®®"’ ** ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9. 1983

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 9. 1983 — 19 Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Help Wonted Apartments (or Rent 42 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa *•••••••••••••••••••••• 21 21 Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sole 31 Services Offered s r' ***•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Court of Probate **********••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• BviMbig/Contnictbig $3 M Is c fo r Sale 63 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••♦••••••••••*##• •••••••••• ^aaaa^aaaaaaa* asssasaasssessaaasaaasa sasssasssasssassSsaasss''** Homo and Gordon 64 Tog Soles 69 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 District of Manchnter Mitc. Automotive 76 MIsc. Automotive 76 NOTICE OF HEARING Lott/Found 01 FOUR ROOMS SECOND AMBITIOUS COLLEGE-- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESTATE OF ESTELLE FLOOR. Appliances, •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ****••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa EDELSON, deceased. Pursu­ STUOENT looking for>=t FARRAND REMODEL- Hand Lawn Mower, good ••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ant to on order ot Hon. ORDER ENTRY CLERK heat, one car parking, no summer work. Lawn'V “ Coblnets, rooflng,' NEWSPAPER CARRIER condition, $is. Hair 1981 D A T S U N 200 SX-5 W illiam E. FitzGerald, pets. Security. Lease. mowing, painting, odd>o gutters, room additions, TWO 155-13 Block tires, REAR WINDOW OF 1977 Judge, dated July 7, 1983 a FIFTY DOLLAR RE­ Marketing Department NEEDED In Manchester. dryer, beauty salon type, speed. Fuel in lection. OPEN HOUSE $385. 649-3340. lobs. Reasonable rates.— docks, all typos of remo- U-PtCK BLUEBERRIES, Notch back. Sun root. plenty of wear left, both CHEVY PICKUP hearing will be held on an WARD for return of yel­ We have an immediate need for an Order C a ll 647-9946. excellent for handi­ fo r $15.00. C o ll 644-2063 application praying (or au­ low, tiger, tom cot. Lost Entry Clerk and you .could be just the candi­ Coll Jeff anytime, 647“ ^ doling and rooolrs. FREE capped people, $10. Por­ NEIGHBORHOOD N ?w tires. 32,000 m iles. TRUCK. Best O ffer takes thority to sell certain reol 30 LOCUST STREET— otter 5om. In th? vicinity of LIpskv 9013. estlmcrtos. Fully Insured. table Crib, $10. 643-4668 MULTI-FAMILY TAG $5800. 643-6798 v o r 649- It. C o ll 643-4251. estate os Intsold application date we are looking for. SECRETARY/MEDICAL First floor, four rooms, PEAS. STRAWBERRIES Beach In Coventry. Coll '______L-T Telephone 643-6017. SALE-Scott Drive-July 5991. on file more fully appears, at Job responsibilities include; Entering RECORDS CLERK-Full i Sat. July 9th |heated. Water extra, no 9th, 10-3, Super Bargains! 1970 FIDO FO R D T ruck, STURDY TRAILER the Court ot Probote on July 742-6858. orders into a computer, generating shipping time, Monday thru Fri­ EXPERIENCE D— ONE PLAIN STEREO- A JJH E CORN CRIB rear a x le housing com­ 18, 1983 at 10:30 A .M . appliances. Security. 646- 1 9 7 5 PLYMOUTH HITCH, $25 or best otter. Sherrie U. Anderson," documents, maintaining files for orders and day, 9 to 5. Excellent PAINTER-Quallty work,.. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Falr condition. Will ploy plete with axle and car­ 2426 9-5 weekdays. 33 !■, 78 RPM. Asking MULTI FAMILY TAG VALIENT-Slant Six. Au­ Phone 646-3388. _ Assistant Clerk ONE YEAR OLD MALE assisting with telephones. typing skills. Maintain­ (Today from 2 to 4) Reasonable rates. Fully ^ rie r. $99.00. C o ll 647-1638. 021-07 belge/tan with, white insured. Free estimates.-" RoofIng/SMina m price $20 Call anytime. SALE-Saturday and Sun­ tom a tic, 4 door. $950. C all Requirements are: High School Diploma, ing medical records, re­ >( B e n y P a t c h day, 9am-6pm. 61 Seamon belly and paws. Pearl ceptionist duties, shor­ MANCHESTER—First 643-9237, ask fo r Je rry . . . . T o k e n s Is. 643-5540. 643-6522. good typing skills, accuracy a must and floor of newer two fam­ Circle. Good variety. TWO 13 Inch Ford Mus­ LIQUOR PERMIT Street area. Reward. thand a plus. M ay Include tang rims, like new, NOTICE OF APPLICATION congenial telephone manner. Excellent be­ ily, three bedrooms. No Good prices. 1972 N O V A -6 c y lin d e r. P lease c a ll 647-0838. light bookkeeping. Ex­ BLACKWELL LANDSr.U BIDWELL HOME Im- SWIMMING POOL BucUand Rd., S. Windsir $20.00. C a ll 643-6802 or T h is Is to g ive n otice that I, pets. $450 a month plus Many miles but very Court ot Probate nefit package. Salary commensurate with cellent pay scale and CAPING Provides af(or»-c provomont Company i- ACCESSORIES-Hose, 649-6205. District ot AAonchester Y U K CHOI T A N G o f 86 - ' T ' ■ security. Available Au­ Lent Vacuum, Floats and 8 I.HI. ti picked a t TAG SALE-102 .ord dependable and well SUMMER ST., BRISTOL IMPOUNDED-Female, ability. If interested please apply at our facil­ benefits. Please call Di­ doble service ( opiR Rooflng, siding, altora- NOTICE OF HEARING hove filed on appllcotlon gust 1st 646-1379. Street, Saturday & Sun­ maintained. Body needs ESTATE OF HENRY BOT- lig h t brown Lab rad o r Re­ ity, or forward a resume to— : rector of Staff Develop­ Garden/Lawn/Sh-.i; tlon, additions. Same Chlorlne.$60 takes it all. PAIR B E IG E Bucket seat placarded 7 JU LY 1983 with C a ll 643-6832. day, J u ly 9th 8i 10th. 9am w ork. $500. C a ll 643-4409. TICELLO, deceased. Pursu­ triever, one year old. Michele Virkler, Personnel Dept. ment at Crestfleld Conva- rubbery core and general'i-i number for over SOyoars FOR SALE — Firewood, covers for older Firebird the Deportment of Liquor to 3pm. Books, small e ------—------ant to on order ot Hon. C o n tro l 0 RESTAURANT LI­ Found with choke collar. lescent Home, MANCHESTER- yard clean up. Call 644^— 6494495. hardwood two to (our W illiam E. FitzGerald, Completely renovated, 2 appliances, dishes, or Comoro, excellent QUOR for the sole of a lc o ­ Found on JurOvaty Road, GERBER. SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. M anchester. 643-5151. 1686. f o r SALE: Crib, foot lengths. Y ou p ick up. Judge, doted July 8, 1983 a holic liquor on the premises bedroom second floor sports Items, household condition. 643-9141. hearing will be held on on Andover. C all 742-7455. • 261 Broad Straet, Manchaalar, Conn. 06040 Playpen, Htghchair, $50.00 cord. 742-8426. 1973 VEGA-AutomatIc. $20.00. 706 H A R T F O R D R D „ M A N ­ An equal Oppor1unlt)f employ«r > ^ M/F apartment. No pets, $450 ODD JOBS, Trucking.*' Changing Table. After and miscellaneous Items. Rons good. $395. Call application praying tor au­ CHESTER. The business will CONSULTANT- thority to sell certain real be owned by TANG, INC. of LOST-WHITE MALE Technlcal Consultant to o month plus security, Home repairs. You name»-t 4:30 646-5150 o r 646-8316. 569-8017. estate os In so ld a p p lic a tio n 646-1379. , $99. STRING BEANS 8. TAG SALE-104 Harlan CA F P R 1974 Fo rd FIDO 70* H A R T F O R D RD ., M A N ­ CAT with son>e biqck. provide management It, we do It. Fre e esti­ on tile more fully oppeors, at CHESTER and will be con­ PEAS—Pick your own. Street, rear. Saturday P ic k u p $50 C o ll 742-7176. the Court of Probate on July Green collar, with rabies PART TIME and fundraising training m ates. Insured. 643-0304.-'* 1977 CHEVY VEGA STA­ ducted by YUK CHOI TANG Natlsky Farms, a fte r and Sunday 10 to 6. Items 18, 1983 at 10:00 A .M . os permittee. tog. Call 643-5502.. JAN ITORIAL-Mornlng to Greater Hartford area, 118 MAIN STREET-3 ANTIQUE! PAYMAS- TION WAGON-Very good Sherrie L. Anderson, FLOQRSANDING - 6pm, 644-0304. (Vernon, priced low. ‘ Everything Yuk Choi Tang Reward. dnd evening -positions non-profit boards and rooms, first floor, heat F O G A R T Y.'l ’ TER'S DESK, slant top. condition. Steel belted Assistant Clerk MAI L ROOM-Year round and hot water Included. Floors like new. Special­ South Windsor Line) M u st G o! ra d la ls. One owner. $1700. 020-07 D oted 7-7-83 opened In the Manches­ staff. Two years manage- BROTHERS—Bathroom izing In o ld e r floors, natu­ Pine 37" X 37". Painted, 017-07 starting position for per­ ter area. Apply in person 57 CONSTANCI OR. MANOIESTER No appliances. No pets. remodeling; Installatloni^., partially stripped, $95. 643-6173. ••••••••••••••••••••••a ment/fundraislng train­ ral and stained floors. No ------TAG SALE-Contents ot son to' sort and deliver 4 6 Oak- Street, ing experience In H a rt­ < Super Immaculate 3 Bedroom Ranch Security. $370. Phone 646- w ater heaters, garbagCj^^ C o ll 643-6526. waxing anymore. John small house. Saturday , NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Personals 02 mall In do\^ntbwn Hart­ Manchester. ford. areo required. 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. disposals; faucet repairs...,^ 1978 HONDA CIVIC-New rpRUNINfi A TEACH ford -office. Must be ' * which features largefireplaced living room, din­ ------V e rfo llle . 646-5750. Ju ly 9th, 9 to 3, 150 9.N.A p r o p o s e d p r o j e c t a n d THE ISSUANCE OF Submit resume to OUA- ing area, eat-in-kitchen, small den which over­ 649-7657. Visa/Master- . KENMORE GAS KIT­ engine. Extra tires. Good lTRee?l X HOPE MULTIFAMILY MORTGAGE REVENUE BONDS UNDER ••••••••••••••••••••••• steady, reliable and able MAIN STREET— PICK YOUR OWN RASP­ Chambers Street, Rain or BOOKKEEPER-Good /DATA, 81 Saltanstall looks large treed private lot. If you are looking Card accepted. CHEN RANGE With room condition. Asking $2500. ! T H A T DOESN'T c h a p t e r 130, SECTIONS i-124 ET SEQ. OF THE to'do some lifting. Send Apartments (or rent. eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BERRIES at Nutmeg Shine. NO EARLY 742-5266 w eekdays otter GENERAL STATUES OF CONNECTICUT UNMARRIED? LOOK­ knowledge of safeguard Avenue, New Haven, CT for an easy home to care (or with privacy in a heater 36". Set up for LP ! MEAN ALL T H 0 6 E school or work history system and Inventory Four rooms, two rooms, oos , good for camp or V in e y a r d , BunkerHIII BII^ISI 7om. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mancheitar IN G FO R a ;c o m p a n - 06513, no later than July great family neighborhood, this is your homel LIGHT OR HEAVY~ For Sole I PEACHES’ WILE Redevelopment Agency w ill meet on July 26,1983at 7:30p.m. to: Box I, c/H erald. control. Flexible hours. three rooms. Deposit re­ cottage, $50. Road, Coventry. Call for lON? TIRED OF SINGLE 24th 1983. Anxious owners asking $65,900. HOUSEKEEPING. Reas­ p r u n e s In the Lincoln Center Hearing Room of 494 Main Street, quired. C a ll 563-4438 or d etails 742-8070. THREE FAMILY TAG- 1971 TWO DOOR DODGE llURN INTO ! Manchester* Connectlcutfor the purpose of holding opublic BARS? The, Intelligent Approximately 30 hours onable. References. Call aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DIspatcher-HARTFbRD 529-7858. Furnlture, boys clothes, POALARA-V-8, AT, PS, hewing on o proposed project under Title 6* Chapter 130* alternative is Single's weekly. Good pay. 647- 6am-8am or 6pm-8pm. FOR SALE: IntelllvIslon DESPATCH has oppor- miscellaneous. Saturday PB. Extra tires. Passed Sections B-124et. seq. of the General Statutes of Connecticut. Communication Net­ 9997 after 1pm ask tor 164 East Cantor Stroet B o lto n / M anchester'’*^ HogtohoM Goods 62 cortrldges. Space Bottle, The proposed p ro le c t (the “ P ro le c t” ) Is located ot 1146-1180 tiJnlty _ In our Mqvlng g e n t l e m a n p r e ­ 8. Sunday, Ju ly 9th 8,10th. em issions. $300/BO. Coll w ork. C a ll 203-527-4335 V alerie. area. 643-8690. Star Strike, Arm or Battle Pets 65 Moln Street* Manchester* Connecticut. BHC Associates Division In trattic con- f e r r e d THREE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaSaaaaaaaa $15 a piece. In original 9:30, 92 Hemlock Street. 643-4962. Limited Partnership* o Connecticut lim its partnership* will orl-800-835-2246 E xt. 22.. , trol. Thorough training RN SMALL ROOM APART­ renovate and rehabilitate what Is now the four*^orv Bennet MATURE INDIVIDUAL 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 9 USED REFRIGERA­ boxes. Excellent condi­ Junior High School Building Into 45 rental housing units available for "taJee- FT-PT MENT with furniture, DESIRED for part time T O R S , w a s h e r s . tion, 649-3245. designed for the elderly and physically handicapped. Funds charge" Individual who Oak H ill School in available immediately. SYLVESTER TYPE Cat, teller position at our Ranges - clean, guaran­ T9Rrtqrcycles/Blcycles 72 for this purpose will be provided by the Issuance of EmDioyment will schedule rood driv­ Hartford needs your Plus two car gargage FOR SALE-ATARI 2600 black and white, short multlfomlly mortgage revenue bonds in the amount of Coventry otfice. Inquire THREE COLLEGE STU^^. teed, ports and service. &-Eaucafion ers for long-distance skills to staff residen­ space for small business. and six cartrid g es $60, '• hair, nine months, neu­ BIG TAG SALE-Today $1*600*000. $1*495*000 agg regate p rin cip a l am ount o f the Heritage Savinds and DENTS will do lawpoj Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8. Multlfomlly Mortgage Revenue Bonds* 1983 Series A moving. Interesting, ca­ tial infirm ary for m ulti­ For further Information 19" Magnovox Black 8, tered male, shots. Very and Sunday, 10 til ?. 8-H Loan 742-7321. work, painting, odd |obs>'^> Son, 649 M a in Street, (Bennet Housing Development) Program Administrotor: reer opportunity tor cost- call from 9am to 1pm, affectionate. Adopt-Con­ LADIES 26 Inch Schwinn Community Development Corporation will be Non- ple handicapped chil­ etc. Price negotiable. 649i„^ 643-2171. W hite T V $35, Kitchen set Rachael Road, Manches­ wise individual. Busy, ac­ 643-6441. $35. C a ll 649-3850 after necticut Animal Welfare ter. Rain or Shine. Kit­ bicycle, excellent condi­ Compound Interest Bonds ondthe rem aining $105*000 will be Help Wanted 21 PART TIME RECEP­ dren. Salary $8.28 to 6063, call after 5pm ask Compound Interest Bonds. The Bonds will be secured os tive office In Eost 5pm. ______League (Donation). 721- chen set, hutch and tres­ tion, folding baskets and TIONIST for busy dental $11.53, excellent vaca­ for Kevin. , , FOR SALE — custom provided In the Indenture of Trust doted os of July 1* 1983 Hartford. Good memory, Room s for Rent 41 0918. tle table, plus much c o rrie r. $75.00 firm . A fte r between the Issuer and First Bonk of New Haven* office. Mornings, some tion and insurance be built rec room bar with good health vital! Long COMPRESSOR FOUR miscellaneous house­ 5pm only 649-0413. Connecticut os trustee. The Bonds shall be limited EXPERIENCED SALES Saturdays. Cal 1643-1726,8 nefits. Contact Judy Homes for Rent 43 NGED a VACATION-rt Inlaid cherry wood top. workday' only shortened MANCHESTER-New list­ CYLINDER, no tank type D O G TRAINING- hold. "Something For obligations of the Issuer and the Bonds and the Interest CLERK. (Mature).Mar­ to 6. Embeiton or Shannon FROM HOUSEWORK?.** $65.00. C o ll 423-5061. works but needs some thereon w ill not constitute on Indebtedness of the Issuer or o because you are making ing! Four room Expando- Obedlence Classes start­ E v e ry o n e !" BICYCLE For sale, la­ loon of the credit thereof. lows, Inc. »867 Main Rhodes at 242-2274 ROOM FOR aaa Thourough houseclean­ Important decisions ad ble Cape. New thermal GENTLEMAN-Porklng, attention $15. C a ll 646- ing J u ly 18th, in Bolton. dles 26 inch, ten speed. All residents who appear at sold hearing shall be given on Street, Manchester. ext. 203or 243-5420 for ing offered by expev,f DRAPERIES — Beige, 2190. day long. You will use windows, new kithchen, air conditioning, kitchen SOUTH WINDSOR-Four Call 643-9839 fo r Yellow, used one season. w e C A N n j(? N Y o o R I opportunity to express their views for or ogoinst the appointment. rienced college student.^ . gold, rust.84lnchesbv 160 proposal to Issue the bonds. computer keyboard and new both, newer roof. privileges. Refrigerator, bedroom brick Colonial, registration. NEED A LAMP, a clam p L ik e new. $80.00firm . C all IN1& CASH'.I TYPIST with office rou­ R N 's-lPN 's EOE Contact Sue days, 8 to 3r''„'i Inches. Austrian type val­ Doted: July 8* 1983. electric typewriter to Immaculate! Assk for freezer, washer, dryer. partially furnished. $650 METAL CHAISE or lust a decent be- 643-0863. jusrsive o s a ' MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY tine experience. Organ­ Needed for home care and 649-8678. ance, tie. backs. Four complete Bills of Lading A le x M atthew . $59,000. C a ll 643-5600. per month, 1 year lease. LOUNGE with springs. FREE TO LOVING d...You’ll find lust about c / ^ a m p p l a c e a . j Amello P. Burns ized Individual with q staffing in the Manchester- matching sheer panels, and Driver Papers. Paid /Rockville area. Good sa­ Lombardo Associates. C a ll C a lv m a r 529-2888. Good condition $30. Coll HOME-One year old everything at the Eastern FOR SALE — Suzuki f a m i l y w a n t A t ? 019-07 ’ C h a irm a n EXPERIENCED NEED pleasant telephone pension and Insurance lary and benefits. 649-4003. $50.00. C o ll 643-6376. 649-7944 evenings. Ideal brother and sister cats. Conn Flea Market (at TS250 m otorcycle, $70.00. manner. Send, resume ONLY APPLY-Rooflhg S I X ROOM HOME- benefits.. Apply Person­ MANCHESTER- to r porch o r cottage. One gray, one gray with M a n sfie ld D rive -ln Thea­ C a ll 644-3234, not running. CME HHIIH SOmCES- and Siding. Call 742-8440. Furnlshed, bedroom for with salary requirement's nel Manager, HART­ IMMACULATE, t o u r four white paws. Both tre, Je t 31 8, 32) O ver 150 Needs work. to: Manchester Post Of-- nSniNC CME OF Cl. MANCHESTER-Seven rent. Privileges. Share DON’T SWELTER THIS’" WHITE WOOD Frame FORD DESPATCH, 225 room Colonial, 3 bed­ bedrooms, large den, IV2 ABOUT 10 ACRES OF fixed. 646-3038. outdoor dealers enter­ 'flee. Main Branch, Box EXCELLENT INCOME with owner. Call649-7911. choir, gold, black and Prospect Street, East 233-2194 baths. Quiet neighbor­ SUMMER! Let us handle STANDING HAY-Also: tain you every Sunday 1975 KAWASAKI KS-125 C a ll fo r intervicnv tor part time home 6s- rooms, formal dining gold sit cushions. $8.00. 604, Manchester, Conn. Hartford, or send re­ hood. No pets. $650. those cleaning chores,': String Beans. Natlskv LADY BUSTER 9am-3pm (sellers 8am). Endoro. Runs well. Good 06040. sembly work. For Infor­ room, new furnace; 55 the HOUSEWORK-647'on 6494801. sume. Please do not 643-8131. F a rm s, 644-0304. (V e r­ KENNELS —Conine condition. Coll after m ation c a ll 504-641-8003, Summit Street, $59,900. 3777. F am ily phone. EOE. B y owner. 649-3514. non, South Windsor line). Boarding. Safe, clean. FRIDAY 8, SATURDAY 9 3:00pm, 646-6264. E xt. 8201. Apartments (or Rent 42 I I I ' i* APARTMENT SIZE four State License. 30 years to 3, rain or shine. 23 LAWN MOWING O R -u burner gas stove, $80.00. BALED HAY-Sel( pick up experlence.$4.50 per day, Laurel Street. Furniture, PEUGEOT 10 SPEED WILLIMANTIC- C a ll 649-5053. INSURANCE /IkGENCY Store/Office Space YARD WORK with your ’ In field . $1.75 per bale. any size dog. 649-8496, toys, clothes, some an­ man's bike—like new, Instruction A ttra ctlv e Tw o F a m ily In accommodations. "SUMMER VACATION EXPERIENCED COOK- 25 mower. Please colt— C a ll 643-5301. 647-8309. tiques, houseware, mint condition. $150 personal lines depart­ conven'Ient location. MANCHESTER — one, OLDER WHITE FRIGI- MEANS EXTRA TIME" Full and part time posi­ Lenny 647-8072. " tools—"a little of Firm. Call after 3pm, Whether you’re going on vaca­ and child'proof rear door locks come ment needs a part time Easy commute by car or two and three bedroom DAIRE RANGE-30" Turn this time Into cashi tions. Apply at Bickford's ------j IRISH SETTER everything!" 649-0273. tion, to the grocery store or just standard on this Civic Wagon. experienced Individual bus to Hartford and vicin­ apartments. Heat and hot e x c e l l e n t o f f i c e e le ctric. $60. C a ll 646-7076. We hove a limited In Vernon. 871-0621. RESPONSIBLE^ PUPPIES-AKC. Cham­ driving across town, you'll Find the Not to mention a .S-speed man­ for auto and homeowners CENTER NURSERY ity. Extras Include: New w ater. $400., $425., $495. M A IN S T R E E T — 500/1000 number of positions SCHOOL — 11 Center MOTHER will babysit— pion sired. Male and TAG SALE-Saturdoy 8, LADIES 26" 3-speed bicy­ billings and customer carpeting, stockade C a ll 649-4800. sq. ft., heat, lanltor, park­ CANNING JARS; two Honda Civic 4-Door Wagixi very ual transmission, front-wheel drive, a v a ila b le In our phone CLEANING WOMAN full or part time in heri FOLDING WHEEL fem ale. B orn A p ril 11th. Sunday Ju ly 9th 8, 10th, cle completely reconditi­ contact. Call John H. Street, Manchester now fenced private backyard ing, air. Reasonable. 649- gallon Crock lug; one accomriHxJating. steel-belted radial tires, reclining front sales operation. Will NEEDED-Experlence Manchester home. Expe- ? CHAIR-good condition, Good temperment. Beau­ 10am to 4pm. No early oned, like new, with Lappen, Inc. at 649-5261 If accepting registrations and $300 per month rental MANCHESTER- 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. gallon milk crock lug, It has a wide-opening liftgatc and bucket scats and rear window wiper/ train people available necessary. Part time for September. Two, rienced. C a ll 647-9559. « one w alke r. 875-5133. tiful pups. (Win care (or birds. 235 High Street, generator light unit, in Interested. Income. Priced right Avallable Inimedlately. 3 $15. N e g o tia b le . T e le ­ Monday-Thursday qven- mornings or evenings (or three or five morning while vacationing.) Ref­ West Manchester. Empt­ exceptional condition. flat loadspace for hauling. And Five- wa.sher. $58,900. C a ll 423-7642. bedrooms with applian­ phone 649-2433. Ings'ond Saturday morn­ home and office clean­ sessions, ages 2'/3 thru 5 ces. Heat and hot water MANCHESTER— WILLING TO DO ODD " MAN'S 10 SPEED Bl- erences available. 485- ying household after 40 $55. C oll 649-1794. passenger seating for people. T h e Honda Civic Wagon. It’s ings. Gall G e rry to r an ing. Some heavy work. years. Reasonable rates. included. Rental Office. Furnished office In Ideal JOBS, Housecleanlng, ^ CYCLY, Columbia. $50. 9339. years residence I All of whom would be pleased to also very accommodating when it C a ll 649-6502. S U M M E R H O M E 14 Interview Mondav- F ie ld trips. C a ll 647-9941, Condominiums 649-4800. business locotlon. Newly painting or wood work-'" 649-0557. YAMAHA 1979 SX1100- know that a tailgate lock indicator comes to familv budgets. Wednesday evenings o r 742-6754. redecorated. Secretarial Ing. Have own transpor­ FULL WINDOW TAG SALE—Sewing ma­ 24,000 m iles, fa cto ry ta r­ NEWSPAPER DEALER SCREENS, wood framed, Musical Items 66 from 6:30— 7:30 at 643- NEEDED. Rockvlll-e- Homo Noolth Aides 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst services available. $150, tation. Call 647-0329 or SUEDE JACKET with fur chine, stereo, canning ings and saddlebags. I f o rV|D /v 2711. . including A/C and utili­ 646-0016. osorted sizes. Ideal (or lin in g . Size 7-9. O rig in a lly lars, and miscellaneous. $2300. C a ll 643-9634. /Vernon area. Call VERNON — Two to floor. Three room heated that other hom e. $35. C o ll aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Wi; make it simple. Jeanne at 647-9946. We need experienced and apartm ent. $325. S ecurity ties. 646-0505 o r 646-1960. $75, now $25. G ood condi­ Saturday, 9to 3,15 Straw­ cerllfied aides for home choose from. Immacu­ o ffe r 4pm 649-1037. tion. C a ll 646-1427. CLARINET FOR Sale, berry Lane. care in the Manchester- Real Estate late 3'/i room brick required. Phone 646-2426 LICENSED NURSE— /Rockville area. Good sa- 9 to 5 w eekdays. $99.00. A sk fo r Bobby, Ivy and benefits. condo. Wall to wall, dish MUST SELLI EXCEL­ LARGE, STRONG EXEC­ 646-7719 afte r 4pm. TAG SALE—Sewing ma­ NMT ME m OIK II N? Small facility. Part time. washer, disposal, alr- LENT CONDITION, used Minimal stress. Salary N E E D M O R E TIMEIetus^ ' UTIVE SWIVEL CHAIR, chine, stereo, canning 1981 Y A M A H A 650, Spe­ n* CME HEAIN SEinCES- conditlonlng, stove, re­ MANCHESTER—Two only 1W years. Sears 30" CMMcncn MW mimil cnm negotiable. Coll 649-2358. Homes (or Sole si bedrooms, 2 baths, fully OFFICE SPACE help,. we clean homes, y vinyl with casters. $25. BANJO FIVE string with lars, and miscellaneous. cial 11-6100 miles, mint nSITM CME QE n. frigerator. Lovely high avocado Gas Range, with case, good condition. 01 IMm m M INI Mn. appllanced. poolside AVAI LABLE-Near hospi­ check out reasonable - Saturday, 9 to 3,15 Straw­ condition, sissy bar and 233-2194 ••••••••••••••••••••••• location; close to every­ sotlii aluminum griddle, CHAIS L O U N G E - $80.00firm . Call 649-1921. berry Lane. lb M aM m a WHw ht Call tor intervim condo w ith a ll the am eni­ tal In M anchester. A m ple rates. Maid For You"* helmet' Included. $1500. thing. G roup I, B elflo re porking, c a ll 649-2891. clock, range light, re­ WHITE—Steel spring, tm M b i n 4 m l on ties. Mlllbrldge Hollow. Cleaning Service. 647-'- 742-9681. MANCHESTER-NEWLY Agency, 647-1413.______3939. movable oven door with adlustoble, heavy gauge, ORGAN-Yomaha Elec- *•••••••••••••••••••••• decorated five room $490. monthly plus utili­ EAST CENTER STREET- window, oven light and $25. SECRETARY FOR Dato Cape. Lovely yard with MANCHESTER- ties. 646-7693. tone B-60. Equipped with A U tO m O tlV B aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LOCAL INSURANCE Ground floor. Private en­ exhaust hood. $185. Call automatic rhythm, Processing Department patio, garage, lots more. a b s e n t e e o w n e r KitiB'iMUwit M A G E N C Y seeks port tim e trance. Busline. Parking. 6464466. A I R CONDITIONER- Rec Vehicles 73 •Mil on FoOnders Plaza. Var­ $65,900. Century 21 Town- MUST SACRIFICE! 3'/i VERNON/ROCKVILLE- chords, bass variations, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa staff person to handle Philco. Good condition. more. Excellent condi­ W M im iM ied duties include light line, 2364)821, 232-9184. room unit with applian­ One bedroom apartment Heat and electricity In­ homeowners, and fire In­ cluded.‘375 square feet. AUTOMATIC WASHER, 11,400 B T U , 110 Volts, $60. tion. $1500. C a ll 74^7936. Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 n’c r n f M typing, filing, and ces. Immediate occu­ In residential area. Heat, surance processing. Ex­ Keith Real Estate, 646- WRINGER WASHER-$25 C a ll 646-6314. ____ ns phones. Beginners with pancy, $32,500. G ordon hot water, range, refrig­ Painting/Paperlng 52- 15 H P M E R C U R Y perience preferred, typ­ ELLIN GTON- 4126. each. C a ll 643-9044. nWEcmi m m m iL cnm willingness to learn wel­ Realty, 643-2174. erator. No pets. Security YAMAHA PORTABLE OUTBOARO-needs work. ing a must. Call 646-3078 Immaculate 7 room Cape Baseball card coMectlon- d n illn come. Salary to $180 (or deposit and references KEYBOARD-Organ and 9 DATSUN-1981 200SX $75. V h o n e 643-6913. fo r appointm ent. on quiet dead end street. 22,000 cards. 60%-75% re­ other voices. Like new. CMIWKES 37Vi hour week. Send aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa required. $325 monthly. 600 Square Feet of store PAINTING AND PAPERY. M Isc for Sole 63 Roadster. B row n w ith fa­ Your personal Inspection tail value. After 4pm, $350. 649-8273 after 3pm. ' mi Information of back­ 875-3748. front o r'o ff Ice space. $400 HANGING —Exterior shion Cavalier Top. S-L Connecilcut’8 Largest Honda Dealer S P E E C H will include a fireplaced Lotf/Lund (or Sale 33 monthly plus utilities. 649-6661. ENCIIIMl ISSBIMB ruW ground to Box II c/o The living room, large dining and Interior, ceilin g s re-** Package, AC, 4 speaker Herald. PATHOLOGIST-CFY or 643-6712. G U IT A R S T E E L ST R IN G FM stereo, 5 speed. Im­ MIsc. Automotive 76 Pbi certified. Cose load con­ room, two full boths, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa THIRD FLOOR-FIve paired. References, fully MAP LE DROP LEAF TA­ ACOUSTIC solid neck maculate velour Interior. ahq ad Imlits hi Ml sists of neurological ly three bedrooms and first rooms. Avollable Imme­ Insured. Quality work. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa *****•••••••••••••••••• BLE, approximately 36" and bridge, fingers easily $8,500. 742-7936. ' 39 bn M l INI lot'liM Impaired adults, along floor family room. Call: diately. $360 monthly plus Martin Mattsson, even- • MT. SNOW X 39", $25. New baby crib, and has good tune. $30. (^ R SALE — Car radio, mrlneliiinR TYPIST/STENOGRAPHE with dysphagia and aural F.J. SplleckI, Inc., Real­ utilities. C a ll 289-3646. MIsc. (or Rent 46 ings 649-4431. ^ ALUMINUM SHEETS mattress, bumper pods, C a ll 87S6736. 1973 CADILLAC DE AM only. Fits 1970 Ply- IM Um “CS. NSEPN R—Full time position. rehabilitation. Part time tors (or details on this lAND S A U used as p rin tin g plates — $100. Changing table, $10. 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER IMRNN PIAIOW” h ! INTERIOR — EXTE­ V I L L E - 4 door. Good m ough. $20.00. 646-7719 Our Tolland field service positions available In Energy Efficient Home. T W O B E D R O O M S In nice .003' th ick , 23 X 284*.'508 Kenmore clothes dryer, (Exit 93 oH 1-86) 646-3515 8.9 ACRES RIOR Painting — Wal-’^'r condition. Best offer. Call after 6pm. hdai fib |w bad! m MM department. Qualified Waterbury and Enfield 643-2121. duplex. Gas heat. Private 10(X) to 3600 square feet. each, o r 5 fo r $2.00. Phone $60. Painted oak 2-seot Ipaperlng and drvwaU'.J^ 649-5334. >nln sbRS iM aM| hr |m! candidate must have for a growing private $ 6 ,9 0 0 driveway .and entrance. 643-2711. They M U S T be be n ch , $35. W o m e n ’ s aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Light industrlal/com- Installation. Quality pro­ Recreational Items 67 u u im strong typing and steno practice. Earnings excel­ Nice neighborhood. $400. merclal space. Hilliard picked up before 11:00 snow ski’s B poles, $35. $ 1 4 6 0 DOWN fessional work. Reosono^'” Cors/Trucks (or Sole 71 649-9454 skills and willingness to lent. Send resumes to C o ll Dan o r E d 649-2947 or Street. 647-1409. o.m. only.. 6443-9767. perform ' general office 646-9892. ble prices. Free estl-_ 643-4633 InSpeech Inc. 2000 Valley OPEN HOUSE 13 ACRES FOR SALE; COLEMAN aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa duties. Apply: Gerber Forge Circle, Suite 120, mates. G.L. McHugh/r- E N D R O L L S — 27W width $ 9 ,8 0 0 643-9321. AMPRO STAINLESS CAMP REFRIGERA­ 1 9 7 9 MUSTANG- I-M0-842-Z274 Scientific Instrument King of Prussia, Penn. M A N C H E S T E R -O n e bed­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• - 25 cents; 13% w idth - 2 TODAY 12 to 3 P O O L F i l t e r - % h p TOR, never used $30. Stondard, V-6, AM/FM, C o m p a n y , 83 W e st 19406. $ 1 9 6 0 DOWN room apartment cen- for 25 cents. MUST be motor tor 15’ X 30’ Pool, LIBRARIAN- 135 McKm StTMt Roomm ates Wanted 48 QUALITY PAINTING^^- 643-1814. 50,000 m iles. S llv e r/g ra y Gerber Road. South trolly located, Picked up at the Man­ lik e new. $95. C a ll 649- Responslblejfor dll servi­ 39 ACRES Interlor and Exterior*,: $3,000. 643-8146 o r 522- WlQdsor, CT. SECRETARY with excel­ MondiMtar appliances. Security and chester HOraldOfflce BE- 8802. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ces, including children's. Spray or Brush. Com*? 3914. FOMEinV .CARDINAl eUlCK lent short hand and typ­ $16 ,9 0 0 references. $360 a month. FORE-11 AM ONLY. RIWERIY ) 30- hou/$, not to exceed A MUST TO SEE! BUSINESS OR PROFES­ merclal and ResIdentlaL'H Tog Soles 69 OMilTfll m HHCX $11,500. M L S required. AUTOMOTIVE-Brake ing skills needed for VT./BerksWre BerMer Includes heat and hot DISH WASHER-General aunEii UK Nm and front end mechanic, This lovely home has SIONAL WOMAN to Free estimates. Fully In- - SCREENED LOAM ------1978 PONTIAC GRAND Send resume to selection diversified duties In a l¥i NOmS NAlfPORO w oter 649-4416 o r 649-8782. Electric. Good condition. I ANNOUNCES THEIR must have experience, share two bedroom sured. 28£-0730. gravel, processed gravel, PRIX-AIr conditioning, committee. Bentley small, very busy office. been freshly painted ^BiB—MaMMi^VMwi—MrMN $25. Telephone 649-2320. own tools, good pay and Mm$ Nn par oat fw yoa ootlM apartment, on busline, sonet, stone and fill. F o r L A R G E T A G S A L E -G o o d A m -F M Stereo, 4 new Memorial Library, Bol­ Well organized and con­ inside and newly fin­ la tkaRrioa Niatalai m IN BaHiNMi ■ FIVE ROOM DUPLEX- benefits. Call Russ for ished hardwood floors. TWO bedroom s. D ining centrally located. $200 deliveries call George CONSOLE ZENITH TV- selection of Infants, boys radial tires, excellent ton CT by July 23rd. genial personality a posi­ lO'MBhivtwfraalit.SMwaaO condition, AT, PS, PB. Interview. 646-6606. 3 to 4 bedrooms and lo6a WMihRhi , IVi hmn room. $400 monthly. No plus half utilities. Secur­ Griffing, Andover, 742- Three years old. $300. 21 bnd girls clothes and SKYHAWK T-TYPE tive factor. Send resume $4,500 firm . C a ll between 2 Dr. CoupQ, tinted glees, floor mels, SKYHAWK CUSTOM with salary requirements one car garage. N icely Immm roaOt. ■Mtow fMflM «l NrO' pets. Security deposit re- ity deposit. Call after nOFiSSMNU PAINTMG 7M6. ■ Cu. Ft. Refrigerator, dou­ miscellaneous. Rugs, al­ door gueril, reer defroster, cruise con­ 2 Or Coupe. e330S. VISTA VEN T SUN­ KIT 'N' QARLY|.E’« by Larry Wright wm4 mi It panmt tOMMloq mJm 4:30pm.-643-6966. ble door. $300. 569^17. bums, old mag chairs, 8:30 and 5:30, M onday trol. e u ia PS. PB. lilt wfieel. power an* ROOF. tinted glass, accoustics to P.O. Box 5, Buckland landscaped yard with •Bata ponoli a laparB lergefewl. CHI 'Oulred. Group I, Phll- CsiniiMrtlil - R iildM tlil tenne, stereo caseette, T-typepeckage package, floor mats, door guard, reer thro F rid a y 647-9946, ask delroeter, AIR CONDITiO NINQ . eport Station, Manchester, CT patio. Low, low utili­ tMtort brjek Agency, 646-4200. , Cillino TtxhirrSpKiilItt DELIVERING RICH lots morel Everything and more. List *9.665 CRAFTSMAN EIGHT HP goes 9-5, Saturday, 54 fo r Donna. mirrors, two-lone paint, grand tour 06040. ties. $64,900. Sandra . Hwst Pmrtr WttMng L(MM- 5 yards, $60.00 suspension, cruise control, 5 epd., PS Keena ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plus tax. Washed sand, riding.lawn mower with Oxford Street. SAU FMCI PB. wire wheel covers, trunk reck, 1976 FORD RANCHERO- *8795 stereo w/clock and more. List *10.047. CARPENTERS, FRA­ FBEE ESTIMATES stPn«> tra p rock, and 1 36 Inch mowing deck. 2 3 6 - 0 8 2 1 Services ^ flrav e l. 643-9504. ^ Runs good but needs Very good condition. I idtoW iT5 OctCi BOT ' MERS REMODELING • 4 8 T 9 $1700. C a ll 289-8141. CENTURY LIMITED transmission work. ★ ★ 4 Or. Sedan. #3257. floor mats, tinted S*U FRKI SUBS. IMMEDIATE cnmwT n TOWNLMi aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MANCHESTER-FIve *9,345 Dorr foeSieT, | had To-stop room apartment, second \ $99.00. 644-8217. glass, delay wipere. AIR CONDITION- WORK. CALL UNITED _ 1 3 A W 1 EVERYTHING GOESI 1972 VW Fastback- iNO, door merd, sport mirrors, cruise REGAL 24XNIR AT A PiT Soppr.es STofee, 646-1050. Room s (or Ront *41 floor of three fam ily. $300 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^aaaaaaaa control. V-6 engine, auto. PS. PB. till Coupe. 43081, tinted gleet, floor mete, Services OHared n,^.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Quilt, chairs, braided Dependable. Sun roof, wheel, stereo caseette. wire wheel cov­ delay wipers. AIR CONDITIONINQ. plus security. Call 871- ers and more Liat *12.234. I0 6c r r n e CATHiPTo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .Heme and Gordon 64 rugs, suede locket, colon­ stereo. Needs work. Best landau vinyl roof, rear defroater. euto. DON’T KNOW anyone 7959. -QUALITY HARDWOOD- PS. PB, Quartz clock, pinetrlpe. CARPENTER HELP aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bulldlng/Cqntractlng S3 ial and decorative Items. otter. 646-7690 o r 643-8388. who wants to buy what Cut, sp lit. $65.00. Tw o aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa AM/FM stereo, body tlM molding, ON top. NEEDEO-SidIng expe­ GENTLEMAN PRE­ Saturday 9-2,74 Kennedy SAU mci^ 1 0 ^ 9 9 5 lamp groupe. wire wheel covernings you have to sell? Let a 61 NORMAN STREET— C & M TREE Service — cord minimum. Small de- and more. List *11.387 rience required. Call 649- F E R R E D . $50.00 w eekly. Rood. 1976 CHEVROLET VAN-6 want ad find a cash Newer two family. Five Free estimates, discount llvtrv charge. Coll 649- 8152. Kitchen privileges. 646- SPECIAL — c ylin d e r, au tom atic, roof buyer for you I room, three bedrooms, senior citizens. Company LEON 6lESZYNSKr.V Uai anytime. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CENTURY LIMITED 2000. vent, $1795. Alcar Auto 4 Dr. Sedan, 43120. power eeela.iXTwer SUN m ci^ 1 0 | 2 5 5 large appllanced kitchen, Manchester owned and BUI LDER — New hom es^ STRINGBEANS-vellow door locks, power windows, tinted and green. Pick your Home and Odrden 64 P o rts Inc., 226 Spruce glass, radlner seat beck, delay wipers, GMAC ANNUAL carpeting, basement. operated. C a ll 646-1327. additions, remodelingr* COMPLETE COMPU­ THREE ROOMS-Private rec rooms, garages, kit?." own. Notslsky Form. 644- Street, Manchester. reer detroeter, i4nyl roof. AIR CONDI- PERCENTAGE RATE RIVIERA 2-DOOR CELEBRITY CIPHER $450 plus utilities. Call TER OFFICE MANAGER aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TIONINQ. coach lamps, lighted mirror, Coupe. 43266.6 way power seels, elec­ quotation, by lawowpwBlK paw entronch. L a d le w $35; REWEAVING BURN Chens remodeled, cell- - 0304. •uto. P a P a cruiee control, tilt wheel. nNANCMG ON tric recllner. power windows, power mpraoinl. EMilMlwInlhaolplMrtundoloranoaMr. Tochr'tctjmVtqa^U. M ens $35 81 $40. A lso: Fu r 647-9347. SYSTEM-A bargain at Iheti deterent system, power antenna, SKVLARKS a SKVHAWNS door locks, electric trunk reieese, rear HOLES — zippers, um­ ings, both tile, dormers,,^ tZ^ M .’E o g le 11E2, tw o 390 etereo w/clock. ZIebert rual proofing defroater, trunk trim, deley wtpers. rear . coat, dresses, su'lts etc. brellas repaired. Window roofing. Residential or ! end point protection end more. List reeding lamps, electric remote mirror*, C a ll 649-5459. Kb ftopples, dot matrix First Notivo •13.716 ^ V-6 engine, wire wheel covers. “KCA ZWUC8 OQKOZ shades, Venetian blinds. com m ercial. 649-4291. Prbittr, Spellbinder, Ul­ B O SE stereo eystem, lamp monitors, 4 LIKE PRIVATE HOME. 1974 T O Y O T A P I C K ­ note horn, pinstripe and more, lie t Keys. TV FOR RENT. tra supplies. Ultra, *16.436 S H A R E 1 '/2 baths, kitchen Studio-type opartment. Marlow's, 867 M a in DESIGN.KITCHENS b^* U P , lo«9 m ileage w ith a s A u m c i*12,235 OCAVYJKNVACZ-MWAC NKO SAZ privileges with owner & Util I ties,appliances: CBASIC. CP/M, coble, cop. Stereo. Excellent Street, 649-5221. , J. P. ■ Lewis. • Cablnets7,I .discs, training, and man­ W IF tlC I.*16,495 one other tenant, both Working single adult. No vanities, formica, Wilson condition. $1508. 646-5993. men. C o ll 649-7630. ual. MC and VISA. Call CORN OY UC ZWA VKDCUC8 NKO'DA Children, pets. ^2880. BRICKS, BLOCKS, art, C orlan counter toos,'!)! 447-12S5, FIR S T C O M P U ­ . «f tlW yEOKOt tlw. kitchen coblnet .fronts, ' STONE — Concrete. T E R CO R P O R A T IO N , 627 QJDAQRN ZWADA." — QKQ WKYA. ROOMS — MAIN Chimney repairs. No lob complete woodworking.! 1963 CHEVY IMPALA- EAST CENTERSTREET- Main Street, 283. Very good condition. STREET LOCATION- too sm all. C o ll 644-8356. service, custom made Manchester. CARDINAL BUICK INC. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "These days musical nostalgia Is Brlck two bedroom, ap­ $165, $175 o.month. Secur­ furniture, colonial ryoro- " Make me an otter. 742- A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS' remamberlng Mhen N was phonograph records that ware pliances. Mature. No CORN CRIB Exit 93 off ity and references, all jductlons In wood, 9 va r lq - , 5081. 7-T warped Instead of the lyrics." — Mrs. Lawrence Walk. pots. Security and dep­ W ILL BABYSIT evenings OM RANGE, avocado' l-8b & Rte. IS utilities. Call before 9am In my Manchester home. ties of hardwood and'- > Sot. July 9 em»0itmA kte fMWy UB ^T**""* • 1SS3byNeA.mo. osit. $350 plus utilities. W ’. Very good condition. 1974 AM C HORNET-Runs Just Minutes 81 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER “ * o r after 6pm. 6434108 Please call Darlene at veneers NOW IN ST<1CIC7 r — — — — — — 649-2400 o r 649-9436. C o ll 649-9658. ^ . Asking M . Call between lucfclqnil Bood* South Windsor but needs cosmetics. $300 from Downtown 649-8319. •om .ond I2pm 649-2551. (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) o r B6st O ffer, 647-1790. Hartford 649-4511 I ^ MANCHEISTER HERALD. Saturday, July 9, 1983 BUSINESS New drunk driving bill: Red Sox trial under way Increase low IStrengths and weaknesses as Judge rejects a motion In car costs ... For blind students, machine help is on the way page 3 page 14 ... page 10

By Gail Collins Blind students in most secon­ puters Inc., have been trying to now are “ mainstreamed” through United Press International dary and elementary Schools still persuade corporations to donate the regular school system rather rely on volunteer readers, profes­ the equipment to public schools. than grouped together in a single NEW YORK — Modern technol­ sional aides who translate their “ Our goal is one system in each class or building. ogy appears ready to put blind Braille assignments into print, and state by fall,” he said. “ The school “ Even with mainstreaming, a students on the saiite footing as special services that transcribe school system might have, over 4 their sighted peers in the class­ systems are thrilled as long as printed books into Braille. somebody else is paying for it.” to 5 years, 20 students going room, though few schools can That system is not ideal, many through that are Braille readers,” Clouds tonight; Manchester. Conn. afford it as yet. The sort of system Huckaby is experts say, since students are not describing might include a ma­ he said. “ That makes a system like Hot’and humid Tuesday The computer age has produced Monday, July$t1, 1983 really expected to compete equally chine like the Braillex, two prin­ this cost effective.” machines with which blind stu­ with their sighted peers. “ If the ters — one for braille and one for Huckaby, a former disc jockey, — See page 2 Single copy: 25