Stolberg Opposes Tax Referendum

84 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Muy 27, 1983

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REALTOR OF THE WEEK Manchester, Conn. Fair today, Saturday, May 28, 1983 Mar «i a awri H tk Mda* M l MERRIU lYNCH REALTY cloudy Sunday Single copy: 25Towns east of the river and has Lou Howland Offieo Manaoar nSHMlfordTpko.. Agents that reside In most of those towns. We 872-7777 Varnon. Ct.OMM are open 7 days a week and have a full staffed office knowledgeable In Finance and the M ar­ ket place. Stolberg opposes tax referendum

4 Bv Mark A. Dupuis Stolberg, however, was openly " I think it would be difficult to would be worded, but from his side things," Schneller, who also favors was shared by some Republican United Press International cool to the idea and said he could deny the people the right to of the issue. tax reform and an income tax, .said lawmakers. not see how the question could be participate on a non-binding basis, "What I'm afraid of whenever after a closed meeting with Senate HARTFORD — A fragile com­ posed on the ballot to get an "I would argue that our job as if the referendum is clearly spelled you pose a question of 'do you Democrats. " I think the votes will promise on a $272 tax package to elected officials is not to give the accurate reading of sentiment on out that they're voting on an prefer a tax or nothing,' that the be there." balance the state's next budget public what it wants but to serve r an income tax and not just a vote income tax," O'Neill said. people will say nothing," he said. teetered Friday as House Speaker against all types of tax increases. the public's interest. And the O'Neill, who has vowed repeat­ "The simpler side of the equation, SCHNELLER SAID a question ALTHEA ROBERTS SARA MENDELSOHN PETER MILLER FRANK PiRRY Irving Stolberg. D-New Haven, The proposal for an advisory politicians who are there to mea­ PAT KERSHAW edly to veto a lax reform package the one that implies no change, could be written that would pul the balked at a provision to hold an referendum on an income tax was sure where .SI percent of the public Res. - Manchester Res. - Vernon Res. - Manchester Res. - East Hartford Res. - Manchester including an income tax, declined nothing new, istheonethat’sgoing issue to voters for more than a advisory referendum on an income raised by Senate Democrats as a is and go there may as well sit at to predict defeat for the tax in a to be preferred." yes-no response on an income tax. tax. trade-off to muster the votes home,” he said. rs referendum but said, “ I have a Senate Majority Leader Richard' " I think a question can be phrased, Gov. William O'Neill said he needed to pass a more conven­ feeling that the people will speak Schneller, D-Essex, however, would be open to a referendum on it's not a yes or no question," Schneller also rejected that tional $272 million tax pakcage for loudly and clearly." stood behind the referendum plan Schneller said. OWNER'S ANXIOUS the income tax issue, an idea the upcoming fiscal year. stand and said no other issue had he originated and predicted appro­ Stolberg also said he opposed the Senate Democratic leaders raised O'Neill told reporters Friday he gone unresolved in the Legislature STOLBERG, WHO probably val of the $272 million tax package concept of using a referendum to to break a budget stalemate and would be open to the idea of a as long as the income lax question. supports an income tax as much as and referendum idea in the Senate sel tax policy, believing tax move nearer agreement on a tax non-binding referendum as long as "Who can better decide what the O'Neill opposes it, also expressed as early as Wednesday. decisions were the responsibility of people want than the people?” he package for the 1983-84 fiscal year. the miestion was phrased clearly. concern about how the question "W e have to iron out a few FAMILY PLEASURE Mohdiester $73,900 "MVESTMENT PROPERTY" elected officials, a view he said asked. 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Large kitchen with a lot large-scale Syrian troop maneuvers in eastern ing room, country kitchen with appliances, full base­ Lebanon and along the Israli-annexed Golan Heights. HARTFORD (UPI) — Attorney Federal oflicials last week cut by 387 ------lOWBLOWER, LAWNMOWER, ment, convenient location. 'CONVEllllINT LOaVION' of cabinets and buil-in oven, "W e hope that Syria will not make a fatal mistake. General Joseph Lieberman welcomed miles the list of Connecticut roads In Bolton, close to schools, couple Mins, to 184. Four etc...and move Into this roomy condominium. Joanna Heaney We are taking the necessary measures." Israeli a federal suit filed Friday challenging opened to tandems. The new list would Complete kitchen, dining area, living roam, 2 bedroom ranch In nice residential area of town. Dining stove and hood. Front porch Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir said as he left Tel Connecticut's ban on tandem trucks, allow the trucks only on the state's large bedrooms and 1V2 baths. Private patio, full room, Rec room full basement. Only 68,900.00 with new roof, new garage door. basement. $59,900. Financing available. Aviv for a week's trip to Europe. and promised to take it to the U.S. interstate highways. In Damascus, the state-run Syrian radio said the Suprme Court if necessary. Despite the government's action last Wb can hilp you become a Don’t miss this one! Israeli charges of a Syrian troop build- up were a "It's a challenge I welcome on behalf week to limit the tandems to the "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU $65,900.00 interstates. Gov. William O'Neill of Call 646-4525. and uk (Or Dan' iSENTRvl TEDFORD "cover for Israel's aggressive intentions and of the governor, the Legislature and the J Real EstateServictt preparations for war.” ■ people of Connecticut." Lieberman .Connecticut refu.sed to back down from "Using the pretext of Syrian preparations in the his earlier opposition to the tandems O.F. REALE, INC. 223 Eaal Center SL, Menclieeler 443444i REAL ESTATE STRAND REAL ESTATE said hours after legal papers were filed /!• ■ / fafafe 644 Hartford Tpko, Ria. 30 Vamon 156 E A S T C E N TE R S T. (Lebanese) Bekaa Valley, Israel and the United in U.S, Djstrlct Court by the Justice and reiterated his invitation to the Irs rntim II.. a .« a iii» , ct. 647-9914 States are now in close contact regarding the Department. i fefloTal government "to bring .suit 29 ConnacUcul Bhrd., Eaal Hartford, M IAl ISTAn' 646-4S2S 60 Poquonock Ava., Wlndaor I ■t. 44-4. BoHoa MANCHESTER, CT. 646-2000 implementation stage of the aggression,” the radio "The issue boils down to a matter of against the state. said. the state's right todetermine the health O'Neill also has ordered the stale < > ■ The radio warned Israel that if it was considering and safety of its citizens,” Lieberman police to sel up posts on major "an aggressive adventure, it has to calculate a said. "And we're in a better position to interstate highways and to issue thousand times, because Syria will deal with it with do that than the federal government.” summonses to violators. strength .and determination.” The double trailers "are particularly "They've accepted our invitation,” State-run Beirut radio said an estimated 150 Israeli unsafe" in Connecticut because of its said Lieberman. "W e have a good case 1 tanks, troop carriers and other military vehicles were many highway exits, he said. and we’ll argue it vehemently." spotted near coastal Damour and on the outskirts of Connecticut is 48th in area among the "W e should not be forced to accept on Sidon. states and has more than 4.000 miles of our roads vehicles that are unsafe and The broadcast did not say where the tanks were roadways that wind through its 5,009 that's what we will argue, even to the SOUYH WINDSOR -i-JU, heading, but the rightist Voice of Lebanon radio said square miles. Supreme Court if we have to.” he said. Lovely 9 Rm Custom Raised Ranch — 3-4 bed­ they were heading for the Shouf mountains to replace The federal government said Con­ Lieberman, a Democrat, said the rooms, large family room, deluxe kitchen & eat­ units already deployed there. necticut's ban on the vehicles, which federal legislation to open up highways ing area, 3 full baths, 2fireplaces, carpefTng. Ask­ Beirut radio also reported that Israeli warplanes went into effect on April 5, violates the to tandem trucks and to raise the ing $98,000. flying over Beirut and during at least one of the U.S. Surface Transportation Assist­ gasoline tax 5 cents per gallon was "a overflights, the jets broke the sound barrier. ance Act of 1982. The suit also charged political deal in Congress." The radio had no comment on a Voice of Lebanon the state law, adopted by the 1983 He said he will provide expert radio report that the planes also flew over the Bekaa Legislature, interferes with the power, testimony from safety officials show­ TOM EASTMAN Manchester VERNON $89,900. Valley and were confronted by antiaircraft fire. of Congress to regulate interstate ing the tandems are proven safety Syria admitted its warplanes confronted Israeli jets commerce. hazards on the road. 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Merrill Lynch Reports of the Syrian army maneuvers aroused sU&R REALTY CO. concern in Israel since the same tactic was used by the “Terrific Toddlers" class Friday morning at Manchester's WATERBURY (UPI) - Waterbury Realty ing for a number ol job classilications, ED GORMAN 843-2692 Mr < = ^ e a C tot± Egypt before its surprise attack across the Suez Canal Nike recreation center. The class is sponsored by the town Hospital closed its emergency room at and an 0.5 percent increase for the Assocmtes at the start of the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. recreation department. noon Friday because of a possible employees pension plan, he said. Robert D. Murdock, RoaHor 283 MAIN STREET walkout Wednesday by nearly 600 At Waterbury Hospital. Dislrit 1199 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 K-MART PLAZA union service and maintenance and the hospital have held to negotiat­ 298 Hartford Tpka. 64 6-404 0 Art* Cod* 203446-4144 8 7 2 -7 7 7 7 workers angry over stalled contract ingsessions since April 7. On Thursday, Vamoni Ct 06066 talks. both sides agreed to allow two • WE’RE SELLING HOUSES • Grand \ufies come to an end "Basically we're telling our medical mediators, one state and one federal, to staff if they're going to admit someone enter the talks. who is going to stay past the strike The union, which also includes ’ I f£a D.W. FISH REALTY CO. deadline, to put them elsewhere," said I IP* of/homes/ ^ ^ HARTFORD (U PI) — Connecticut's orderlies, nursing assistants, hou.se- jR "T hearings where a judge will decide if a in 1784, according to the state Judicial spokesman Richard Bulat. grand jury system, in existence in some person charged with crime punishable by Department. keeping staff and dieticians, gave fr*r 243 Main St., Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon form for 340 years, officially went out of A threatened walkout at Mt. Sinai notice last week that if a new two-year life in prison or death should stand trial. Hospital in Hartford was averted 643-1591 872-9153 business at 1:50 p.m. Thursday with the Chief State's Attorney Austin J. McGui- contract is not reached by midnight on The change was mandated by the Friday when an agreement was sweep of a pen by Gov. William O’Neill. constitutional amendment approved by gan, whose office oversees prosecution of May 31. its members will walk off the O'Neill signed into law a bill implement­ criminal cases statewide, said his office reached on a new contract for 350 job at 6 a.m.. June 1, voters last November to eliminate the service and maintenance workers REPRODUCTION ing a state constitutional amendment that grand jury system, which in recent years was ready to begin working under the new About 400 to 450 nurses — 75 percent JUST USTED! system, within minutes of a strike deadline. Immaculate 5-6 duplexi Completely remodeled! A Beautiful salt box reproduction with 3 bedrooms, 2 eliminated indicting grand juries, estab­ was criticized as antiquated and merely a of the membership of the hospilal'stwo Agreement on the three-year pact nurses' unions — voted Thursday to real pleasure to show! 2 car garage and morel See baths, formal living & dining rooms, wide pine lished in colonial Connecticut and viewed as rubber-stamp for prosecutors. Larry Moore, spokesman for the Judicial was reached shortly before 6 a.m.. the honor any picket lines. The unions area it todayl floors, garage and more! ERA BUYERS PROTEC­ a buffer between the public and The grand jury system in Connecticut Department, said the courts also were T IO N P LA N ! 70's. prosecutors. strike deadline set by members of registered nurses unit and licensed dates back to 1643 in its earliest form. The prepared for the new law and had mailed The law, the signing of which was District 1199 of the New England practical nurses unit of District 1199 of 18-member grand jury system was adopted copies to administrative and presiding announced Friday, requires probable cause Health Care Employees Union. The old th e Connecticut Health Care judges around the state. contract expired at midnight Associates. NEW CAPES Thursday. The 250 union-covered Mt. Sinai ICI employees voted unanimously a few * 6 4 , 9 0 0 . — . I-H.- Former SLA soldier goes free hours later Friday to ratify the contract. Bill Meyerson, a District 1199 Inside Today 10Va% CHFA spokesman, said. A Manchester tradition is backi The unfinished I The three-year contract calls for an 20 pages, 2 sections CHINO, Calif. (UPI) - Emily Harris, a whereabouts, what she's doing or anything early because of his participation in a work cape with 4 spacious rooms on the 1st floor and 2 11.5 percent wage increase in the first soldier in the terrorist Symbionese Libera­ like that," Mrs. Harris' Oakland attorney, incentive program, remained unpublicized Advice ...... )2 unfinished up! Custom kitchen with breakfast year of the contract with a provision to Andevar $66,900 tion Army jailed for eight years for Stuart Hanlon, said Friday in a telephone for nearly two weeks. Business...... 13 area, full basernent, vinyl siding and more! Cal! to­ 1ft FLOOR FAMILY ROOM MinchRstar t q ’* negotiate wages for the final Iwoyears, Classified ...... ^9.19 kidnapping Patty Hcarst, cheerfully left interview. "Whatever she's doing is per­ Hanlon said the Harrises have not seen day at these prices and financing, you won't want Plus 3 generous bedrooms, Vh baths, fireplace, Meyerson said. Those negotiations are Comics...... 3 prison early Friday and headed for a sonal and I'm not in a position to talk about to miss youre chancel! Can be finished. garage, plus a wooded lot on a cul-de-saci 70's A • DOLLHOUSE • one another since 1980 when they met in to begin Nov. 25. 1984. Entertainment 19 great buy I ^ • SHOWPLXtE • reunion with her paroled husband. it for her.” Vacaville State Prison while waiting to Lottery-...... 9 Adorable Cape Cod style home with tasteful The wage raise will increase the pay Custom L-Ranch with fabulous gourmet A smiling Mrs. Harris, accompanied by a The Harrises, who once vowed tocontinue testify in the trial of a tormerSLA comrade, Obituaries « decor, fireplaced living room, hardwood for the lowest paid worker at Mount kitchen, fresh decor and excellent location, woman who identified herself only as "a the "struggle against oppression" they Russell Little, in an unrelated proceeding. Opinion 3 floors, manicured grounds, aluminum sid­ Sinai from $6.42 per hour to $7.19 per Soorts...... 15,7 2 fireplaces, spacious living room. Attractive friend,” quickly ducked into a car waiting began in the small terrorist group, were Hanlon said the couple remained "in touch ing. Serene settingon cul-de-sac, fine prop­ hour in 12 months, Meyerson said. Television...... 79 outside the California Institute for Women sentenced to concurrent terms of 10 years through the mail and by telephone” during BUN(MllllD&RO$SEnO,INC. area and well-maintained executive home in The contract also calls for a longev ity Weather...... j IMMIMWIW erty in superb condition. New Isitino so and was whisked away, dodging reporters and eight months to life for the April 1974 their incarceration. Realtors prestige area. Affordable luxury bonus, effective in December, to otNoiwin don’t delay. and television camera crews awaiting her kidnapping of the newspaper heiress and to He said Mrs. Harris planned to fly to the ••••••••••••••••a•••••••• employees with five years of service or 189 W M t Center St. (corner of McKee) 646-2482 release. She left through the front door of 11 years to life for a shootout during a Bay Area sometime Friday and would join more. Meyerson said. The bonus will the prison, located about 60 miles east of robbery at M el’s Sporting Goods store in her husband in Oakland. Los Angeles, at 12:14 a.m. PDT. Los Angeles. range from $100 up to $600, depending Because of mechanical problems "H er wish is to remain as anonymous as on length of service. Mrs. Harris refused to talk to reporters. Mrs. Harris’ husband. William, was possible and that would mean not having to today s Manche.ster Herald does not The contract will provide an im­ include sports box "She asked me not to discuss her paroled April 26. His release, which came deal with the media.” Hanlon said. scores and proved vacation schedule, an upgrad­ standings. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sutuiduv. May 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Muy 28, 1983 - a

It’S no task for faint-of-heart V 30.2 • 3 0 .0 0 SIMUE mNNEAFOUa*' Your neighbors’ views: .3 0 .0 0 Running the gauntlet to Berlin VOfW 'M y CNICAQO Do you favor .mandatory national service for young people? IFRANOBCO^ By William Stracener that can perform the task. United Press International The flights are used for shipping BERLIN AIRUrr CORRIDORS routine m ilitary cargo such as LOS ANGELES (Asked at the Manchester Community College campus) CHARLESTON. S.C. - The mail, household goods and perisha­ nine-hour Military Airlift Com­ bles. But sometimes the cargo is TEMPERATURES unique. In one instance the A ir 0 ^ ' mand flights from Charleston tc V N l» Berlin end with a 100-mile rur Force transported 1,200 saplings ORLEANS through a 'gauntlet of Soviet requested by the U.S. Arm y to m ( 977 - M l missiles. replace trees it ran over in a field Defense Department flight maneuver. charts carry this chilling remindei Any East Coast Military Airlift SO 1 I SHOWERS^ FLOW to pilots flying the narrow corridoi Command wing could make the Hamburg* UPl WEATHER fOTOCAST ('z between Frankfurt and Berlin: ' '' I flights, but they are scheduled "Warning: Aircraft infringing from Charleston to diversify the 4 .* s upon non-free flying territory may missions in the A ir Force, Evans be fired on without warning," said. The flight to Frankfurt takes National forecast Air Force Maj. Kimel K. Evans almost nine hours. For period ending 7 p.m. Saturday. Today will find showers and of Dothan, Ala., said only seasoned A typical crew consists of three thundershowers developing In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. military pilots make the pilots, two navigators, two load- Elsewhere generally fair weather Is predicted. Maximum tempera­ Charleston-Berlin run because masters and two flight engineers; tures include: Atlanta 82, Boston 68, Chicago 68, Cleveland 64, Dallas “ it’s a very high stress job. A Hannover* 20 HI*** & at least two pilots and a navigator 93. Denver 63, Duluth 65. Houston 90. Jacksonville60 86, Kansas City must be on every flight. iS mistake could cause an interna­ 81. Little Rock 91. Los Angeles 72, Miami 8B, Minneapolis 72. Now tional incident.” Evans, an elec- A L T H O U G H ’n lE R E has been a Orleans 88, Now York 68, Phoonik 109, San Francisco 69, Seattle 81, - tronics warfare officer and an free flow of traffic and a civil I t / 1 expert on the Berlin corridors, is a relationship between the two sides St. Louis 86, Washington 74. .to i; r e ^ la r A ir Force spokesman on since portions of the Berlin agree­ ■- the subject. ment were renegotiated in 1972,the ■ \ British, French and U.S. mil­ Soviets have been quick in the past to pounce on aircraft that stray out 2 itary and civilian aircraft make WEST Weather daily flights over East Germany E k m of the corridors. John Foley, Hartford: if PFC Craig Scarlo, Am- James PerkowskI, Man­ Darlene Lepack, Man­ John Wabrek, Manches­ Shirley Sarkis, Man­ Frank Amsden, Man­ Tim Lepack. Manchester: along the three narrow air routes GERMANY Tw o Soviet fighters fired at an it’s mandatory ser­ heral Mass.: it would chester: Fine if you're chester: I'm against it ter: How could you chester: I think it an chester: I'm generally a lazy ' l i l K . I don't agree that link Berlin — the last occupied A ir France flight in 1952, seriously Connecticut Maine: Rain likely Monday. vice, that would be be a good idea to not in school or in because I have more take a man that’s excellent idea. We alt with “mandatory.” If person so this would area of World War If — to Western wounding a stewardess and two Chance of showers Tuesday and passengers, while the aircraft was good if it provided have mandatory ser­ college. Otherwise it valuable things to do. going to be a doctor care for our country. it were like the C C C not work for me. Europe 100 miles away. Partly sunny today. Highs 65-70. Wednesday. Daily highs in m idand educational benefits. vice. It's something takes away the time and ask him to do THE ORIGINAL agreement well within the corridor’s boundar­ Cloudy tonight. Lows 45-50. Cloudy upper SOs. Overnight lows in the 40s It is difficult to get The young people (Civilian Conserva­ with the Soviet Union allowed the ies. A year later, they downed a Sunday with a 70 percent chance of becoming colder by Wednesday. It is incredibly diffi­ the country could and money you’ve jobs. Many people cleaning work in a should too. tion Corps) of pre allies to use the 20-mile-wide British Royal Air Force transport rain. HigTis 60-65. Westerly winds New Hampshire: Rain likely cult to get a job use. It's nice to have invested. could not put in the nursing home? I World War II, I think corridors from zero altitude to * plane carrying seven crew 8 today 10 mph. Light southerly Monday. Chance of showers Tues­ infinity. Frankfort CZECH. members. without training and as volunteer service, time. They have to thank mandatory there would be as winds Saturday night. Memorial day and Wednesday. Daily highs in “ The East Bloc used the higher One of the last surviving joint it is difficult to get but we need to keep military service will Day: Rain ending with partial the upper SOs and low 60s. Over­ meet expenses. great turnout. altitudes, and now they will not 60 operations of the occupying pow­ clearing late Monday. Highs 60s. night lows in the 40s becoming into a training pro­ up our national come eventually. I'm guarantee the safety of our flights ers that the Soviets participate in is colder by Wednesay. gram because they defense. sorry to say. above 10,000 feet,” Evans said. the Berlin A ir Safety Center, the Vermont: Rain Monday. Scat­ “ We exercise our right to use the approving authority for all air don't exist. tered showers Tuesday and Wed­ corridors, but we don’t use the Flight charts tell pilots of the consequences of straying traffic entering or leaving the New England nesday. Cool with highs in the mid altitude above 10,000 feet." divided city. from the 20-mile-wide corridors on the airlift flight runs SOs to mid 60s. Overnight lows in East bloc aircraft aiso fly across The A ir Force is required to give Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ between Charleston, S.C., and Berlin. The original the m id 40s to m id SOs. the corridors regularly, which the center 30 minutes advance land: Partly sunny today. Highs 60 agreement with the Soviet Union has made the flights a to 70. Clouding up today night with hurts WKSS, GOP turnout increases the possibility of in-flight notice of any flights planned in the a chance of showers western areas Air quality collisions. very stressful job. corridor so air defense systems “The corridors are as heavily can be alerted. by morning. Lows 45 to 55. Sunday The state Department of E n v ir­ The Memorial Day weekend started off supplied with coffee and donuts. In order to convince the Zoning Board of periods, of rain likely. Highs 55 to traveled as any area in Europe “ It’s a system of openness,“ said onmental Protection reported wet Friday, and while the rain let up late in WKSS staffers were preparing to put into Appeals that its big signs are justified by civilian planes. They’ve come “We have self-imposed rules to 65. Monday rain in the morning, since the allies can fiy only 10,000 Evans, who has spent 13 years in good air quality levels across the afternoon, a damp chill carried over to operation one item of equipment they had the influence its safety program exertsl within 200 feet. preclude an incident,” said Lut­ then partly sunny. Highs mostly in feet or less,” said Lt. Col, John kenhouse, a 39-year-old evaluation the Air Force. “We don’t want Connecticut for Friday and fore­ the evening, maybe cutting down on early not originally planned on — an electric WKSS will have to show results from this “ The real danger to us is not the 60s. heater. first try. Lutkenhouse of Staten Island. staying in the corridor. At 250 pilot assigned to the Charleston Air anybody shot down accidentally.” cast good to moderate conditions evening attendance at the Republican N .Y., who spent two years super­ Evans said flight crews also are Maine: Today rain ending north statewide for the weekend. carnival and at the .safety promotion being The coffee was hot. however, and was At the Republican carnival in the parking knots, an aircraft can drift out of Force Base. “ We have to be in and partly cloudy south. Highs in vising air traffic controllers in aware of the possibility of their ■conducted by radio station WKSS along welcomed by the few visitors who had lot of McDonald’s restaurant, there was no the corridor with a two or three- radar contact with Berlin Just the 50s and low 60s. Tonight mostly Berlin. radios being jammed. Although Interstate 86. stopped by in the early hours of operation. early crowd. One child, who had just come degree heading error. F o r all prior to entering the corridor so we cloudy north and partly cloudy “ It might be pure luck, but the there has been no intentional At a former service station near Exit 94. Traffic was slightly heavier than normal off the ferris wheel, was asked by a practical purposes, the crews are are reminded each time.” south. Lows in the 40s. Sunday Lottery weather in the corridor at that trained to map read - themselves B E C A U S E Berlin is 100 miles interference in recent years, pilots its sides painted with either advertising for a Friday, state police said. passer-by, "Was it fun?” altitude always seems to be cloudy increasing cloudiness with a signs or safety program markers, depend­ WKSS hopes to make its traffic safety through the corridor.” inside the East German border, review anti-jamming procedures "It was cold,” his mother answered. and hazy. More times than not before each flight intothe corridor. chance of rain south late in the day. ing on one’s point of view, WKSS was promotion a regular holiday affair. The Military Airlift Command the planes are equipped with Highs in the 60s. when we fly the corridor we don’t C141-B’s are over East German sufficient fuel to make a return trip Evans also said it was “ a logical Connecticut Paily see the ground or other aircraft. assumption" that the crews who New Hampshire: Today partly territory about 30 minutes during without ianding in Berlin. A sunny. Highs in the upper SOs to But we know they are out there. It’s make the Charleston-Berlin run Friday: 228 the 75-minute flight from Rhein navigator is included on every mid 60s. Tonight increasing cloudi­ very close flying, and we’ve had a flight even though each aircraft “are training in case there is a Main Air Force Base in Frankfurt ness. Lows near 40. Sunday a Play Four: few near misses, mostly with to Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. has an inertial navigation system need for another Berlin A irlift.” chance of rain. Highs in the 60s. 9062 Vermont: Partly sunny today. Highs 60 to 65. Mostly cloudy again other numbers drawn Friday in tonight and Sunday with a chance New England: Not kryptonite, but sour econoipy of rain. Lows tonight in the 40s. , New Hampshire daily: 5024. Highs Sunday in the 60s. Rhode Island daily: 4471. The GE. WE BRING G (X)D THINGS TO LIFE “ 4-40 Jackpot” numbers; 24-33-35- ^ 13 with a jackpot of $64,019. r 7 Extended forecast Maine daily; 285. rough on Superman’s home town Extended outlook for New Eng­ Vermont daily; 936. A land Monday through Wednesday; Connecticut, Massachusetts and Moon mapper . By Rick Pearson and become their hero. I ’ve seen television and radio reporters. “Things just pretty 'much died Rhode Island: Chance of rain early How did the mountains on the United Press International the eyes of kids widen after they “ We got excited about that and after that.” Wills said. “Everyb­ Monday, then variable cloudiness moon get their names? Johannes see someone who can fly and who said, 'Well, what else can we do?” ody was upset about losing the through Wednesday.Unseasona­ Hevelius, a German astronomer, M E T R O P O U S . 111. - Bob Wes- can’t be hurt by things,” Wester­ said Clyde Wills, editor of the money they invested and Super­ bly cool with daytime highs in the mapped the moon’s surface in the ’^=^'SPieN G terfield says he still believes in field said. “ He must be alive.” weekly Metropolis Planet. man was just prglty much a dirty upper SOs to middle 60s. Overnight mid 1600s. His names for many of Superman, despite a dose of The vision of turning Metropolis, In 1973, a corporation made up word around here for several lows mostly in the 40s. the geographic sites are still in use. economic kryptonite that dashed a city of 7,000 perched on rolling mainly of residents purchased years.” ^ Herald photo by Pinto hopes of a multi-million dollar hills along the Ohio River, into a 1250,000 worth of stock to create a Y theme park in the “ Man of Steel’s ” major tourist attraction was very venture called “The Amazing Town dignitaries pose at ribbon-cutting of new footbridge. ; hometown a decade ago. much alive in the early 1970s. World of Superman.” They began Holiday closings “ He’s as real as God made little In January 1972 more than 3,000 planning a museum, shopping Almanac green apples.” said Westerfield, people gathered' to watch as complex and theme park. professional football player turned Following are Monday, Memorial Day closings Metropolis — the only town bear­ They paid $50,000 for the use of for the Manchester area. dry cleaner, satellite dish sales­ ing that name in the U.S. Postal Today is Saturday. May 28, the 148th day of 1983 with SALE’ Superman's name and, in the Manchester Herald: will not be published man and self-described promoter Service’s directory — officially 217 to follow. Footbridge opened summer of 1973, a museum was Monday. Offices will be closed. who talks faster than a speeding adopt Superman as a resident. opened fn a converted skating rink. The moon is moving toward its last quarter. buliet. Town offices: closed. The morning star is Mercury. The Rev. Charles Chandler, a Three months later, the corpora­ Libraries: closed. ” I have seen him take adults and The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Baptist minister, donned the caped tion ran out of money, the museum Banks: closed. make kids out of them. I ’ve seen Saturn. over Avery Brook costume and performed several closed and its contents put up for Mail: perishable and special delivery items him with the mentally retarded stunts before national newspaper. auction. Those born on this date are under the sign of only. Gemini. Schools: closed British statesman William Pitt was horn on this Town Mayor Stephen T . Penny Bars: open S. Thomson, town recreation director; date in 1759, as were novelist Ian Fleming, in 1908 and recently joined Hockanum River Lin­ Arthur Glaeser, conservation commis­ Package stores: closed. the Dionne quintuplets, in 1934. ear Park Committee Chairman Dr. sion member; Robert Harrison, super­ Businesses: Many will be open. Quote / Unquote On this date in history: Douglas H . Snriith in cutting a signifi­ intendent of parks; Joel E . Janenda, Garbage collection: Trash will not be picked up In 1798, President John Adams was empowered by cant ribbon for hikers — the one Advisory Recreation and Park Com­ in eitherManchester or Bolton. Coventry’s dump Congress to recruit an American army of 10,000 will be closed. officially opening the new Avery Brook mission chairman; and Art Joyce, volunteers. footbridge to the public. Hockanum River Liflear Park Commit­ In 1871, the Paris Commune was defeated after The footbridge was constructed by tee member. The times of the Memorial Day parades: what is now known as “Bloody Week.” the state Department of Transporta­ Smith said the new bridge enabled Manchester: 9:30 a.m., starting at Army & In 1940, the evacuation of British, French and Navy Club. tion as an “ essential link” in the park the committee to complete the clearing Belgian troops from Dunkirk on the English Channel committee’s system of hiking trails earlier this spring of a new section of Andover: 9:30 a.m., starting at the elementary REFRIGERATOR ^ GE RANGE WITH TILT-LOCK GE POTSCRUBBER- coast of France began. A total of 337,000 men reached running through Manchester, Smith hiking trail. The trail section runs north features 7-CYCLE DISHWASHER schooL 2 Ice n Easy Trays. 3*Posi(ion Adjustable CALROD- SURFACE UNITS Britain safely but 13,000 were killed by German said. from near Economy Electric Supply has Removable Oven Door. Rotary infinite Bolton: 10 a.m., starting at the elementary Shelf. Storage Shelves on Door. Huge features Temperalure Sensor System m ilitary units. Th e D O T built the bridge — located across an old footbridge spanning the Vegetable Bin Full-width Chiller Tray. Heat Surface Unit Controls. Full-width lor consistently clean dishes . . can save school. Storage Drawer. Upswept Cooktop. energy and money, too Potscrubber cycle In 1979, Greece.becamethe 10th member of Western just off Interstate 86 near exit 94 — as Hockanum at the end of Oakland Porcelain Enamel Rrniler Pan for Pots and Pans. 2-Levelei Washingwasning Action Coventry: 10 a.m., starting in the Robertson Europe’s Common Market. school. part of the ongoing 1-86 widening Street. It then proceeds along the north No-heat Drying Option — project. It spans Avery Brook near the side of the river across the new Avery 2 A thought for the day: Spanish writer Miguel De point at which the brook enters the Brook bridge and upstream along the Republican hat nothing to hide Cervantes said, “My honor is dearer to me than my Hockanum. Hockanum to the area near the Steak $368 life.” Attending the opening ceremony Out Restaurant on Hilliard Street. $308 !368 HESPERIA, Calif. (UPI) - Virginia Lee Wanick Tuesday in addition to Penny and Although close to the highway, the has been called a “ good Republican,” but she may be Smith were Robert B. Weiss, town new trail passes through a “ scenic Jack Paar Margaret Thatcher a bit more liberal than her GO P colleagues would care general manager; Robert Leichel, section of preserved woodlands and to admit. Manchester Herald DOT project en^neer; James F. marshes close to the river bank," Burns, DOT district engineer; Robert Smith said. ’"There’s never been anyone like me in the “I always assumed it was a hoax...It just The recently elected president of the Hesperia 8 talking. Perhaps I was too intimate, but that’s the astonished me that anybody could have taken it so Republican Women’s Club was once a Democrat. Not way I am ," seriously.” exactly scandalous. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher — Jack Paar, former talk-show host, on why he — Cljflord Irving on the so-called “Hitler But she was also once a nightclub stripper known as Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Sanitarian Saicius thinks he was the greatest of all late-night diaries.” In 1971, Irving’s “ authorized autobio­ the “Bazoom Girl” and “Miss 44 and Plenty More.” Fire calls raconteurs. (TV-Cable Week) graphy” of Howard Hughes also turned out tobe a “I am what I am.” said Miss Wanick, 54. “I’m an USPS 327-500 Cll. No. 203 fake. (People) ex-stripper and an actress. I have nothing to hide ” receives state honor "It drove home to me the fact there’s nothing She said she became a Republican in 1952 because she worse that cSfPTiappen to a person in an wanted to vote for Dwight Eisenhower. P u b llili^ dally axcept Sunday and cortoln halldays Manchester “ We must not allow the spoilers, the enemies of by th« ManchMtar Publlthlno Co., 16 Bralnard Place, achievement-oriented society like this” peace, to have their w ay.” Manchnter, Conn. 06040, Second elate oottooe paid at Sanitarian John Saicius of the Manchester Health Thursday. 10:03 a.m. — — George McGovern, former senator, speaking . " . D ^ v i d Kimche, Israeli negotiator, on the Build your own log garage Mancheifer, Conn. P O STM ASTER: Send addrett Department has been commended by the Epidemiol­ Medical call. 250 North about unemployment. In the 1980 election, chanoet to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ signing of the Israeli-Lebanesetroop-withdrawal ogy Section of the state Departpnent of Health Main St. (Eighth District) GE LOW-PRICED GE MICROWAVE OVEN McGovern lost his job. (Newsweek) KANNAPOLIS, N.C. (UPI) — A manufacturer of chester, Conn. 06040. GE QUAUTY-BUILT agreement. Services for a report on a food poisoning outbreak Thursday, 10:08 a.m. — TIMED DRYER WITH DUAL-W AVESYSTEM build-it-yourself log homes has added a live-in log AUTOMATIC WASHER designed tor good, even cooking results, To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, coll which struck town schools in March. Watercall, 298SpencerSt. features Timed Cycle. Easy-to-Clean “ We have put too much emphasis on sports and garage to its line. ^ Large-Capacity. 2 Wash/Rinse Temperature Removable Up-front Lint Filler. Durable has 2 Power Levels (High and Low “ Eighty-five percent of the people in this 647-9946. Office hoursareS;30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday More than 150'Bennet Junior High School students (Town) Selections wNh Energy- Saving Cold Water Defrost). Time Cooking with 25-minute it is only when it is too late that children realize The free-standing, two-story, build-it-yourself Porcelain Enamel Finish Drum, Electroni­ country work. The other 15 percent come out here throuph Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery became ill after eating tacos that were contaminated Rinse, Unbalanced Load Control System. cally Tested Quality. timer, handy Recipe Guide on Control garage can be put together with only a ham m er and a Thursday, 10:35 a.m. — Durable Porcelain Enamel Finish on Top. Panel they cannot conquer the world in a pair of gym and boo rnyf players.” should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by the pathogen Clostridium perfringens. The health shoes.” come-a-iong, the manufacturer says. Acome-a-longis by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Medical call, 62 Salem Lid. Tub arxl Basket. — Lee E lia , manager of the Chicago Cubs, on department found the foodborne outbreak probably Road. (Town) Kevin Ross, a 24-year-old former Creighton a portable lifting device. Suggested carrier rotes are 81.20 weekly, $5.12 tor one the fans at Wrigley Field. (Sporting News) month, $15.35 lor three months, $30.70 for tlx months occurred because meat for the tacos was not Thursday, 5:03 p.m. — University basketball player who never learned The 624-square-foot building accommodates two and $61.40 for one year. Mall rates ore available on completely cooked. Smoke detector, 28 Pascal basic reading or writing skills. He is now enrolled cars on the ground floor. An equal space on the second “ The choice before the nation is stark; either to request. A letter to Health Department Director Dr. Alice lane. (Towti) >258 floor includes living and dining areas, a kitchen and a *348 $298 in a preparatory program for elementary-school continue our present steadfast progress...or to Turek from George H. Cooper, a public health Thursday, 5:33 p.m. — students. bath. To place a classified or display advertisement, or to OPEN SATURDAY 9;30-5 OPEN TUESDAY 9:30-5 program assistant, thanks the Manchester Health follow policies more extreme and more damaging It comes in kit form with precision cut, 8-inch report a news Item, story or picture Idea, call 643-2711 Medical call, 133 Waro- gO pt S0\ than those ever put forward by any previous Department for its investigation of the outbreak. noke Road. (Town) “ It’s important that I don’t do anything dumb diameter logs. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through 2 DAYS LEFT ON 643-2171 90 DAYS — opposition.” Friday. Th e letter says the state department found the Thursday, 7:37 p.m. — while I'm up there.” The kits are sold by dealers in all SO states. Canada 649 Main SI. Mon Wed 10-5:30 NO PAYMENTS — Margaret Thatcher, prime minister of report, prepared by Saicius, “both complete and Report of smoke, 233 Thur til 9:00 — Sally Ride, astronaut, who is scheduled to and South America and by mail from Lincoln Log The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United G.E. FACTORY Downtown Manctiester NO FINANCE CHARGE . England, opening her re-election campaign Homes, Inc., 6000 Lumber Lane, Kannapolis, N.C accurate and of the highest epidemiological Bidwell St. (Town) Fri. til 8:00 become Am erica’s first woman in space June 18. Press International newt services and Is a member of P>ClO'

N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G Stolberg urges rejection A P P L IC A T IO N NO. B-9477 AP PLI CANT: Merchants Home Deliyery Service, Inc., 2400 Latlgo Avenue, Oxnard, California, 93031 * APPLICANT'S c o u n s e l : Gerald A. Joseloff, Esq., 410 HOUSE WASHUK Asylum Street, Hartford, CT 04103 of sub, UConn fieldhouse HEARING SCHEDULED; Tuesday, June?, 1983,ot9:30a.m., f f i m o i L High Preasura Power Office of the Department of Public Utility Control, One Central Park Plaza, New Britain, CT 04051 Washing OI Vinyl, MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood M A H T K O R D - A the two projecis Irom the Pursuant to Section 14-293 of the Connecticut General 'M The slate already has Burns also defended the Statutes, Applicant seeks to amend Motor Contract Carrier ^.HEATIMG OIL SIdad Homag. lop k’gisUitivo lender Fri- capital budget, which has pul up $1 million for the project us a way to Permit K-700 for removal of restriction authorizing service V dny urged defent of pinns not come upbefore the full project w ith an other $1.93 preserve a part of the for the occount of Scandinavidh Design, Inc. so os to be to nlloente millions of authorized to operate under four individual contracts and q u a l i t y s e r v i c e Legislature for approval. million approved by the state’s heritage. The Nau­ agreements In the transportation of general commodities f t MAK Painting dolinrs to build no nthlelic Although $5 million is federal government, said tilus. the world’s first (other than household goods, and office furniture and fncility nl llie I'niversity included in the budget for Burns, who said the re­ nuclear submarine, was equipment and other than commodities which necessitate CALL 568-3S00 * 4 3 - 3 6 5 9 of Connecticut nnd help the use of dump trucks, tank trucks or special equipment). the Nautilus project, the turn of the ship would built and berthed in Authority will be sought to serve Levltz Furniture bring the USS Nuulilus .stale may not have to pay yield much more in com­ Groton. Company under Contract pursuont to the above amended HAS IT! buck to Connecticut. out any additional money ing .years. p erm it. Under Section 14-1-17 of the Deportment of Public Utility CUNUFFE MITO BODY House Speaker Irving to bring the ship buck to II would be one of three Control's (the "Department” ) Rulesof Practice, any person ROUTE S3 TALCOTTVILLE.CT. 7 6 3 Stolberg. D-New Haven, the area where it was built He .said an estimated I commissioned ships open desiring to be admitted os a party to this proceeding shall file sa id $15 m illio n propo.sed and berthed over its long m illion to 1.5 m illion tour­ to tourists. The others are a written petition to be so designated not later than five (5) M AIN ST in the capital budget for the frigate USS Constitu­ days before the date of the hearingsetting forth the reasons Navy career. ists would visit the ship (or (he request. A copy of this petition should also be 24 HR. TOWING 643-1191 the upcoming fiscal year Tbe allocation was re­ annually, spending an es­ tion in Boston and the USS forwarded to the applicant or his attorney with written for the two the two pro­ quested to give the Navy tim a te d $60 m illio n o r Arizona, which was sunk notification to the Deportment of such action. 191 Pursuant to Sections 14-2(c) and 14-8(a) of the General 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... jects was a luxury the assurances adequate more in tourism- related in the Japanese attack on Stqtutes of Connecticut, a single commissioner, a member •COMFLtU COLLIIION H FAin M A IN ST state couldn't afford in funds wilt be available for and other areas. Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. of the Deportment's technical staff or o hearing examiner •FOKEIOH UNO AMimCAN CANS MANCHESTER light of its current fiscal the project, said Peter F. employed for this purpose may be designated to hold this Since 1947 p rob lem s. hearing and make a report thereon. The member of the 643-1900 Burns, deputy commis­ Department'stechnical staff or employed hearlngexomlner Art Cunliffe, Prop. The bonding package sioner of the Department so designated shall have the same powers as the approved by the Finance. NOTICE Department, or any commissioner thereof, to conduct a o f Economic PUBLIC HEARING hearing, except thot only a commisslonqr of the Department Revenue and Bonding Development. s a f e ^ J.B. ELECTRONICS ENERGY SAVING BOARD OF DIRECTORS shall have the power togront Immunity from prosecution to Committee included $10 Burns said the Navy TOWN OF MANCHESTER, any witness who oblects to testifying or to producing any STORM PRIME AWNINGS m illion for a new athletic CONNECTICUT book or paper on the around thot such testimony, book or demanded assurances by Notice Is hereby given that the Boardof Directors, Townof paper moy tend to Incriminate him. WINDOWS REPLACEMENT A facility on UConn's main June 15 that the funds Mon Chester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Dated at New Britain, Connecticut, this 24th day of May, nT-O Cb A DOORS WINDOWS CANOPUS campus, where the cur­ would be available, other­ Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494Main Street, Manchester, 1983. rent fieldh ou se b u ild in g is Connecticut, Tuesday, June 7, 1983, at 8:00 P.M . to consider DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITY CONTROL J.B. Electronic announces wise the state could face ond oct on the following: Raymond P. McGannon 109 CENTER STREET YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES about 20 years old and in the possibility of seeing Proposed Ordinance — To canvey ta Ness, Incarparated Acting Executive Secretory d is re p a ir. Parcel 14 In the Bucklond Industrial Park, for the sum of 108-05 MANCHESTER 643-6922 the introduction of Oaktron Glass & Screen Repairs the ship go elsewhere. 531,000.00. The committee plan He said a committee is Praposed Ordinance — Ta conyey ta the State of • SHARPENIN6 • RUBBER STABIPS and Pyle Drive Professional Hardware & Accessories a lso in clu d e d $5 m illio n to still working to raise the Connecticut two parcels of land and rights In cannectlan therewith, for the to ta l sum of $9,500 00. • L0CKSMITHIN6 assure funds would be $5 million through private Speakers to the Manchester ALUMINUM 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 Proposed Ordinance — To create an Insurance Risk TOWN ADVERTISEMENT * PiASTIC^SigH EN6BAWIN6 _ available to build a berth, contributions and if sifcS’ Financing Program with sofeguards tor the funds in the ... —. 000 OWNERS SIDING 705 Main St. Manchester, Ct. mu.scum and do other cessful would not require P ro g ram . Section 22-338, General Statutes of the State of Connec- area! work to pul the Nautilus Copl« ot the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the any additional state funds Town Clerk's Office during business hours. M U S T bT MONTHS OLD m KRVICI AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND CDMMERCIAL on display in southeastern M U S T B E L IC E N S E D ON O R B E F O R E Ju n e 30, 1983 o r at (?03) 643 6843 for the work. The condemnation of a perpetual easement (or highway, such time as such dog becomes six months old. Neglect or AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Connecticut. surface water drainage and slope purposes upon land refusal to license such dog on or before such date will sublect "In better times we containing 300 plus or minus square feet of John J. and a dog owner to o fine and to arrest. Patricia M. Hughes (or the consideration of 5500.00. HEATING and SHEET METAL INVITATION TO BID Registration fees are as follows: Neutered (Castrated) could enjoy some of these The Manchester Public The condemnation ot a perpetual easement for highw ay, things that go beyond Schools sollcitsbids for a 1983 surface water drainage and slope purposes upon land P 'F ’f'e-M.OO; Female or unneutered Male, ROCK LISTENERS — 58.20, Kennel (when not m ore than 10 dogs a re kept), 00 (Automatic r^tatm <£ S e c u rity basic needs. 1 don't think 4-WHEEL DRIVE UTILITY containing 440 plus or minus square feet of Mrs. Helen Sweet New England Mechanical Services, Inc. V E H IC L E tor the 1983-1984 tor the consideration of 5400.00. Information required under the law Includes; Owner's You Need These Speakers! TOTAL FIRE & BURGLAR ALARM PROTECTION the fieldhouse nor the school year. Sealed bids will Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund name and address. Name of dog. Sex, Breed, Age and Color Budget Fiscal Year 1983-84 — Senior Citizens — Summer M a r Kings. Nautilus is a basic need be received until 2:30 P.M., 166 TUNNEL RD. Complete Installation of for government toprovide June 28, 1983, at which time Lunch Prooram — $800.00 to be financed by fees paid bv VETERINARY CERTIFICATES REQUIRED FOR they will be publicly apened. participants. S^t.^l2^l'iL‘\b l'‘OTP«EVIOUSLYLIciNSED,andf^ VERNON, CT. 06066 to tbe people of Connecti­ Therlght Isreservedtarelect Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, n e u t e r e d m a l e n o t PREVIOUSLY LICENSED MBe* a a ^ M v Smoking Voice Coils Telephone Jocks and Systems cut at this point." he said. any and all bids. Speclfica- Fund 61, for Day Core Services, Manchester Early Leornlna 871-1111 8-§) A M*'to?0o'p M *°"°**' ^0"®'’'' through^rlday. Stolberg said he would tlans and bid forms moy be Center School Aoe Program, for period October 1, 1983 to MANCHESTER CT 06040 secured at the Business Of­ Seolem ber 30,1984 — 539,049.00 to be funded by a G ro n t from If available, please bring lasf year's reglsfratlon paper Distortion of Loud Sound work to remove funds for fice. 45 N. School Street, the Slate ot Connecticut Department of Human Resources. with you as this will expedite the Issuance ofthenew license. Manchester, Connecticut. Proposed additional appropriation to Speclol Grants, '' ' h*' »9 "loll, Pleaseenclose lost year's “Sert^ing Mnnrhvtler For Over .50 Yenrn’ Raymond E. Demers, Fund 41, far Manchester Eorly Learning Center, Inc., Title registration and a stamped addressed envelope. Business Manager X X Sum m er B using P ro g ra m for period Ju ly 1,1983 through GAS 107-05 August 31,1983 — 51,498.00 to be financed by a Gra n t fro m the Edword Tomkiel LIQUOR PERMIT Stale of Connecticut Department of Human Resources Tow n C le rk SAVERS! Penttand The flor/jf NOTICE OF APPLICATION Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special q^2-05 Manchester, Connecticut This Is to g ive notice that I, PUBLIC NOTICE Prolects--Sum m er School 1983 — 59,500.00tobe financed by BHANUPRASAO PATEL ot The annual repof.' of the fees paid by participants. “VOLKS WAGEy.our SPECIALTY" These are actual pro­ 24 BIRCH ST. 23< P H E A S A N T D R I V E , Mortin and Sophie Grzyb Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Buy SHI and Repair '^11 Make Cara design the complete TEL. 643-6247 ROCKY HILL have tiled an Memorial Fund far the pe­ Budget 1982-83 — B o a rd o f Ed ucatio n — R .O .T .C .— 58,000 00 A u Io ImmI v a G la sa w o rk appileatian placarded 17 riod May 1, 1982 to April 30, to be financed by higher than anticipated tuition reyenue T T 7^-^ T 7^- T V 643-4444 May 1983 with the Depart­ 1983 is available, at the fessional speakers used system for you, but be­ Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, A VTiW v, ^/TiV/Tiv, F o r F.T.D. ment ot Liquor Control a address noted below, for Fund 41, for Dlol-A-Rlde Bus Program from July , 1983 All Your Hoods TIM MORIARTY MASTER CHARGE PACKAGE LIQUOR tor the Inspection during regular 1 through J^une 30, 1984 — 577,008.00 to be financed In part by a by famous rock groups! cause of the tremend­ AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE sale at alcaholic liquor on the business hours, by ony citi­ Federal Grant administered through the Greater Hortford SILKTOWN MOTORS premises 477 MAI N STREET, zen who so requests within TRAVEUINSURANCE i SERVICE JnSH-ViI.'?/**'■'*!* ond- In part by G en eral Fund 270 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER 643-6217 MANCHESTER. 180 days after publlcatlan ot co ntrib ution a lre a d y ap p ro p riated (or 528,014.00 STENCILING 301 Broad St., Manchastar ous demand forthem, all The business will be owned this notice ot Its availability. Propose additional appropriation to General Fund by BHANUPRASAO PATEL The M a rtin and Budget 19U-84 — E n g in e e rin g D epartm ent — 54,000.00 to be Individualize a room with custom 646-7096 No home speakers of 234 PHEASANT DRIVE, Sophie Grzyb Memorial financed by a State Grant through Bond Account 9-927, SPECIALIZING IN sales and service will be The Calico Patch ROCKY HILL ond will be Fund Construction and Reconstruction of Highways designed, Early American Repro­ “ The Unique Little Quilt Shop" conducted by BHANU-' c/o Wesley C. Gryk odditlonal appropriation to Special Grants, SUPERIOR MUFFLERS can compare! 470 M a in Street, duction stenciling on walls or trim. (POWDER MILL SHOPPING CENTER) . PRASAD PATEL as C. Svstem S e rvice — $13,454.92 to be by appointment only! perm ittee. Manchester, Cannecticut financed by State Grant already received. 1227 Burnside Ava., E. Htid. 528-1295 04040 B&L ENTERPRISES DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. Bhanuprasad Patel Stephen T. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Pitta, Editor Actress recovers from shock of losing series Alex Qlrelll, City Editor OPINION By Vernon Scott became of Ihe stars of "Mod this spring, leaving Ihe youthful when they moved us froni our bat).v for the parents iTed Knight outlit may pick up the show and , UPl Hollywood Reporter S(|uad.’' “ Mission: Impossible.” actress at liberty. Tuesday night time slot to Thur.s- and Nancy Dussault) and a .syndicate new e|)isodcs in thc- "Blondie.” “Here Come The Lydia was not prcitared for the day nights against ‘Simon and mother-in-law- (Audrey Meadows) future. a prospec-t that puzzles HOLLYW OOD - Is there life Brides.” “ The Brady Buneh" to ax. nor was anyone el.se on the Simon.' and it changed the whole comedy Lydia. ^ after cancellation of a successful name a fraction of them. sitcom. "1 was really surprised to find focus of the show-. T V .series? The day Lydia was told her shove Some, of couzsc, go’ right into While not a milestone of show we're off the air. 1 still can't was canceled, the netw-ork asked Ja ck Not always. other series. Jaek Klugman. for "The new direction brought in a business achievement. "Too Close understand why. except maybe for her to fly to Kentucky during Penny makes a good procedural point .. The bleached bones of former T V instance, from “The Odd Couple” For Comfort" was among the top political reasons. lot of old fogie problems and Anderson Derby week to help promote * scries stars litter the Hollywood to "Quincy.” 30. shows in the Nielsen ratings "They got iiway from the origi­ depressing situations. I guess the show- lost its youthful audience.” summer returns of "Too Close for Mayor Stophen T. Penny was style is not autocratic. Washington landscape. w-nen it was un(-ercmoniously nal premise. w-hi(-h was parents private. One week an actor is as much a Comfort” by appearing on radio annoyed this week when the But there is more to it than The money for the park SOME NEWCOMERSdisappear lopped. living above their two unmarried 'I'here was. tcx). some personal and T V shows. She agreed. Merry-Qo-Round part of millions of viewers’ lives as forever once their series are "The announcement came as n young daughters in a duplex and animosity in the east, which Board of Directors met to make that. facility comes from the sale of __16c T V set itself, the next he canceled. toliil shock." Lydia said. "Last trying to keep them out of trouble. probably did not endear it to the With three years ol e|)iso(les decisions about two town gar­ Manchester the old garagetoMulti-Circuits. becomes a non-person. This fact is not lost on beautiful, year w-e were numbi-r one in the A lot of the comedy was based on network as a viable package for locked up. A B C doubtless w 111 reap ages because he did not feel the W HEN T H E town sold the The money is committed. If It would be cruel tomention their blond and bright Lydia Cornell of ratings four times and in the top 10 the conflict betw-een the two next .season. a tidy profit on reruns, whic h w ill town administration had given Spotlight park garage on Harrison Street Public Works has a lift in the names, perhaps even deleterious “ Too Close For Comfort." The all summer. sisters. mean healthy residual payments the directors enough informa­ to Multi-circuits in an effort to new park garage, it’s one lift a to their careers. But what ever series was uncoupled from ABC "I think our ratings were hurt "Last year they brought in a new T H E R E IS T A L K that another to L.vdia and the rest of the cast tion about one of them and had protect the jobs that firm new fleet manager Won’t have not given it to them soon By Alex Girelli City Editor provides, it sold it out from to fight to get. enough. under the park department, That may explain why the Saturday TV It is a frequent complaint of which enjoys a reputation for administration did not put be­ “ 1 Penny's and it has merit. efficiency, particularly for effi­ fore the directors a wide variety Unfortunately Penny made an cient maintenance of its equip­ of alternatives. architect for the proposed park not the architect. ment. There was a commitment 7:30A.M. I S - VMtando lea EetraNac En- pie meet a surrogate mother. (R) end make It an American Pacific York. Broderick Crawford. Anne centralized control of most But there was a contrast travistaa informalea aa deaanol- (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] outpost. Charlton Heston. Geral­ Bancroft, Richard Come. 195B department garage on Charter to provide an equal facility in CC ” BuHwlnM* vehicle maintenance, a plan between the approach to the W ASHINGTON - The man who lan an casa de los artlatas. Hactor 0 - News Update dine Chaplin, John Phillip Law. 0 - MOVIE; 'The Unholy Oak Street the chief target of his TH E DIRECTORS ultimately 9 ) • G«t Smart Carrillo. 1970 that apparently has the endor­ return. park garage and the approach has jurisdiction over what’s in Saturday 0 ) 0 ) - National Snoop W ife ’ A woman, married to a chagrin. He was asking the gave the administration a go- CD - Newwfc Raality ® - Aak the Manager 0 ) - Laugh Trax wealthy vineyard owner, plots to sement of most of the directors. You could argue forever over to the highway garage renova­ your medicine cabinet is a re­ 0 ) - Campeon Sin Corona architect, essentially, why he ahead with the plans, but under dD - Pink Panther Show IE) - Spokesman 0 ) - Evans and Novak murder him. Rod Steiger. Diana 1/ the proposed garage pro­ whether the planned new facil­ tions. At that garage Kandra spected cardiologist named Dr. 0 - MOVIE: 'Edison, the Man' Dors, Marie Windsor 1957 seems to have accepted the arrangements that will bring vides a lot of facility for vehicle ity is equal to, more than equal Q2l - ESPN Outdoors 11:00 A.M. Kevin Mahon is one of a group Thomas Edison's life and the sto­ 0 0 - Celebrate America; A asked an additional $45,300 for Arthur Hull Hayes Jr. Unfortu­ Star-Spangled Entertainment 3 9 ~ PKA Full Contact Karate ® > Sporu Probe 9D (X ) - Suga Sunny/Road of New York Cily youths who ries of his inventions and trials. presuppositions of the park the board back into the picture maintenance will it interfere to, or somewhat less than equal work designed to improve vehi­ Spectacular A cast of notables O - MOVIE: 'The Terry Fox nately. his professional skills are 0 Popeye and Friends Runner Show band together to protect their Spencer Tracy, Rita Johnson. department about the proper to make some policy decisions with that long-term goal? .to the old one. It could come cle maintenance capacity. Charles Coburn. 1940. and stars come out in this special Story' A cancer-stricken boy not matched by an appreciation of 8 ) -Sports Review (X ) ® - Moifc St Mindy/ turf in WE*RE FIGHTING presented by the Democratic Na­ way to meet its needs instead of before construction begins. Kandra said no. But it is down to a question over how Before this week’s meeting runs across Canada to raise mo­ 2 the conflict-of-interest rules laid 0 - Sports Billy Lavama S Shirtay/Fonz Hour BACK. -The CBS Saturday 9:15P.M. tional Committee. (17 hrs.) ney for cancer research Eric exploring other basic policy They will decide how much of difficult to see how a fleet much room there is to pump a Fryer, Robert Duvall Kandra had already explained down for employees of the Food 0 - Thufularr (X ) - AH Star Wraatling Night Movies." Saturday, May 0 ) - Freeman Reports ® - MOVIE; 'Tha Sarvant' An alternatives. Penny’s fellow the planned work wilt be done manager, which the town plans jack handle. the added cost to the directors (S) - Haa Haw 28 indolent, wealthy young man 3 9 - Night Flight and Drug Administration, which 0 - M O V IE ; 'Popeye' The car­ 9:30P.M. hires a gentleman' who pro­ director, Peter DiRosa, pro­ and they will decide how much to hire as one step in Kandra’s The spirit of the commitment ® - Emergency CHECK LISTINGS FOH EXACT TIME 3 9 ~ Voice of Faith and he offered several alterna­ he heads. toon character and Ns friends (19 “ PKA Full Contact Karate ceeds to take over his master and tested a bit that an architect' of what is done will be done by public works reorganization, is simple. The letter of it may tives the directors could take if come to life in this musical co­ S ) - Nawa Update from Columbus. OH Coverage his mansion. Dirk Bogarde, Sarah ( 0 - News/Sports/Weather On his frequent travels around medy. Robin Williams, Shelley (^1083 Computog must really work within some town forces. will be able to function as not be so simple. I S ® - IncradlUa Hidk and of the U S. Bantamweight Cham­ Miles, James Fox. 1964 0 - MOVIE: The Garden of they did not want to spend the the country to speak to industry- Duvall. 1980. Rated PG. kind of charge from his client. Behind the toneof reservation Spidsrmsn pionship featuring Jerry Clarke 39 “ MOVIE; To Be Announced The Finzi-Continis' A Jewish fa­ efficiently with work goingonin additional money. 0 - Viewpoint on Nutrition and Robert Pagon is presented mily lives m paradise until the groups, the slight, bespectacled 0 - Saudi Arabia 'Race W hh Penny later publicly, and with that characterized the entire from Columbus. OH. (9K) min.) 11:45 P.M. forces of fascism threaten to more than one location. BEYOND THAT commit­ He recommended the expen­ - Momirtgtown Tim a.' T N s episode examines the Dr. Hayes has been mighty re­ change their lives forever Domi­ even more emphasis privately, discussion was puzzlement over Kandra has not pushed hard ment Kandra inherited is the effect of western technologv and (39 - HBO Rock: Daryl Halt and 18) - MOVIE: 'Tha Fifth diture, but he did put the nique Sanda, Helmut Berger laxed about accepting free plane 8:00 A.M. ideas on contemporary Saudi eo- John Oates This rock duo per­ Musketeer' The king of France 8 conceded that his frustration how the garage fits into the plan on the subject of central vehicle bird in the hand principle that alternatives before the board. 1971 Rated R trips and hotel accommodations QD S ) - Popeye/Ollve Comedy ciety. (60 mtn.) forms old and new hits. imprisons his twin brother to hide should be directed more toward by George Kandra, public maintenance. It has met opposi­ works a stronger influence in It’s a good way to proceed and it Show his identity. Beau Bridges, Rex from companies that do business 0 - Hoy Miemo Anfritiones 0 ) 0 - Celebrate America: A 4:00A.M. the town's administration and works director, to move toward tion in the ranks, and Kandra’s public administration than in ® - Laughtoons Harrison. Ursula Andress. 1979 ought to be standard. with FDA. Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdes Guer­ Star-Spangled Entertainment Rated PG. ( 0 - News Update - Super Friends rero y Juan Dosal presenten este Spectacular A cast of notables 0 - MOVIE: Long Good Dr. Hayes’ cavalier attitude programa de asuntos publicos and stars come out in this special CD " Christophers 12:00 A.M. Friday' A British underworld presentando noticias y verieda in- & - Magic of Oil Painting presented by the Democratic Na­ toward government ethics regula­ ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Popeye' The car­ ( 0 - Glen Campbell Show C£) - All Star Wrestling loader frantically tries to hold his (fi) - Cartoon Festival formacion. 0 - Ralno Salvaje tional Committee. (17 hrs.) tions has already been reported in toon character and his friends 0 - M*A*S*H 39 - To Be Announced threatened empire together Bob An editorial 0 - ESPN SportsCenter 0 - MOVIE; 'Heartland' A w i­ come to life in this musical co­ 0 ) - To the Manor Bom part. But a U.S. attorney declined I S - MOViE; 'Victor/ Victoria' 0 - News/Sports/Weather Hoskins. Helen Mirren. Dave ® - MOVIE: Dead Men Don't dow takes her young daughter A female entertainer becomes a medy. Robin Williams. Shelley 7:15P.M. 10:00 P.M. King. 1982 Rated R. to press criminal charges against Wear Plaid' A private eye is hired across the preiries of the Ameri­ hit by posing as a man in drag. Duvall. 1960. Rated PG. 0 ) - Sports Saturday 0 ) - Peticula: 'Perversion' by a lady to find her missirtg can wilderness. Rip To m , Con- Julie Andrews, James Garner, 0 ) - Phil Silvers CD - New s 4:15A.M. Hayes because he did not "know­ father. Steve Martin, Rachel chata Ferrell, Lilia Skate. 1981. 7:30P.M. 12:15A.M. Robert Preston. 1982. Rated PG. (© - Magic of Oil Painting CD 0 ) - Fantasy Island A rock ( 0 - Freeman Reports ingly and willfully" violate the Ward. 1982. Rated PG. Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'Paradise' A mur­ ” MOVIE: 'Portrait of a CD - Eyewitness Magazine star who witnessed a murder The high cost law. 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. 0 - Three Stooges 4:15P.M. hides out as a butler and a would- der occurs on the Gold Coast of Taanage Alcoholic' CD *' All In the Family be entertainer tries to overcome Queensland. Tina Grenville, Mi­ 4:30 A.M. 0 - Spiderman (© -Cosm os 'Travellers' Teles.' 0 - Sports Internal files of the F D A ’s © ) - Wall Street Week Louis CD " Muppet Shovy her stage fright. (R) (60 min.) chael Beecher, Alan Wilson. CD - MOVIE: 'Virgin Island' Dr. Carl Sagan takes an imeginery inspector general show that this 0 - News/Sports/Weather Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a 4:30 P.M. 0 9 - Sports Look [Closed Captioned] 1975. Rated R Trials and tribulations ensue voyage through space in order to weekly review of economic and when a young American writer has been Hayes’ alibi whenever he - Flintstone Funnies examine the planets. (R) (60 min.) CD CD - Memorial Golf ( 0 - As School Match Wit CD - Major League Baseball:. 12:30 A.M. of freedom investment matters. and his English bride buy a Carib­ Tournament Coverage of the New York Mete at San Diego was caught breaking the rules. & - Sesame Street (Closed Captioned) (0 - Fourth Estate CD - All In the Family bean island. John Cassavetes, 2:00 PlM. third round is presented from the 0 9 - Voice of Faith Confronted by evidence that he had 0 - Teatro Fantastloo 11:15A.M. Muirfield Village Golf Club. Dublin, ( 0 - M i Secreteria Situacion CD - Conway Twitty on the Sidney Poitier, Virginia Maskell It’s been said before and is As word of the heartwarm­ CD - Six Mlilion Dollar Man 1958 0 - Carrascolandas IS) - Sports OH. (90 min.) comica acerca de los sucesos 0 ) - Outer Limits Missiseippi misbehaved. Hayes claimed ignor­ - M O V IE : 'Orphan Train* A acaecidos en una oficina. worth repeating; As the ing incident spread, the ( 0 *- Big Story ( 0 - News/Sports/Weather 3D “ Best of Midnight Specials 3 9 - U.S. Professional Billiards ance of the law — which, as any 8:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. group of slum orphans are trans­ ( 0 - At The Movies Tournam ent Coverage of the Fourth of July celebrates women’s kindly act seemed - Pandamonlum p ir e d from New York City to the 0 - Matinee at the Bijou 0 - MOVIE: 'Smokay and the ( 0 - Money Week traffic cop or FD A could inspector (D (D (S ) - Play Your Scat Tannit ( 0 - Barney Miller Bandit' A trucker and his sidek­ Caesar's Boardwalk Regency Bil­ midwest to find new families and 0 ) - Carter Country liards Classic is presented from America’s birthday of free­ to have a positive effect * My Three Sons ® - Conaumsr Rsnorta Prod­ ick accept a challenge to make a 12:45A.M. could have told him, is no excuse. new lives. Jill Eikenberry. Kevin 0 ) - Sports Magazine Atlantic City, NJ. QD 0 - Pac Man/ume ucts that you can buy every day @ ) - Microwave Cookery round-trip journey of 1.800 miles 39 - Not Necessarily The dom, so Memorial Day re­ toward mending the fragile Oobson, Linde Manz. 1979 (© - Nighttimes: Variety Rascals/Richle Rich ere examined. in 28 hours. Burt Reynolds, N o w s This show promises to be 01 - MOVIE; 'Panners' T .10 0 - Lavan^ & Shirley & Co. 5:00P.M. minds us of the cost of our national spirit. AMONG T H E CHARGES the IG 8:00 P.M. Jackie Gleason, Sally Field. 1977. everything the current news is cops pose as lovers in Los A n­ (D - New Jersey People S ) - Sporu Weak (39 - MOViE; ContitMntal CD “ Mission Impossible Rated PG. not. geles' gay community to nab a vi­ independence. investigated were accepting hono­ C D ** Major League In 1868, Maj. Gen. John A. - Sports BtHy Dhrida' A political reporter is sent ‘ W ide W orld of Sports (3D cious killer. Ryan O'Neal. John (3D 12:00P.M. CD 0} Baseball: Oakland at New York ( 0 - Mystery! 'Father Brown.' 1:00 A.M. By time-honored tradition raria for speeches while on govern­ into the wild country to interview Kenneth Moore stars as a priest Hurt, Kenneth McMillan. 1982 Logan, commander-in-chief 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts tNs (X ) - KM 'i World CD " Championship Wrestling Yankees Rated R. ment business; letting F D A - a reclusive lady ornithologist. with a talent for sleuthing. (60 CD ~ Sanford and Son in this country, we decorate weeMy teen magazine. 0 - CH iP s Patrol of the Grand Arm y of the regulated companies pay his CE) - Sig Vallov «k>hn Belushi, Blair Brown. 1981. CD - MOVIE: 'The Fighting min.) (Closed Captioned] (D - She Na Na 0 - Superheroes Rated PG. 0 - Tim e O ut Theater Today's 6 9th' A Catholic priest helps a re­ the graves of war veterans (X3 - OINigan'a PlaiMt 0 ) - Lo M ajor del Boxeo (29 - Dance Fever Republic, an organization of travel and hotel costs, and improp­ 0 - Big Story ' 0 - Scholaatic Sporta Acad. program is 'Graham Hill.* (60 cruit defeat his cowardice. James 4:45 A.M. with flags and flowers on CD - ASC Wsakand SpocM Cagney. Pat O'Brien, George Union veterans of the Civil erly using a government vehicle to 0 0 - SMrt Tales min.) 0 - MOVIE; 'Victor/ Victoria' ' 1 0 - News Update (0 “ MOVIE; 'Killing Kind' A 'The Horse That Played Center- ® - MOViE; 'i Married A Brent. 1940. A female entertainer becomes a young boy returns home to seek Memorial Day in remem­ pri­ field.* A horse shows a team of Monitar From Outer Space' A - Kung Fu 1:15A.M. War, directed all GAR posts go between home and office. The - MOVIE: 'CharMifer’ A (D ~ To Be Announced hit by posing as a man in drag. revenge after two years in prison. brance of their sacrifices in vate investigator’s head is dan­ hopeless losers how to play young bride discovers her hus­ 0 - News/Sporte/Weather Julie Andrews, James Garner, 39 - MOVIE: 'The Boogens' Ann Southern, John Savage. to set aside May 30 “ for IG auditors found merit in all the band is not her former fiance but a CD S 9~ T-J- HookerSgt Hook­ gerously turned by a big-time basebati. (R) [Closed Captions'^] 0 - Glen Campbell Show Robert Preston. 1982. Rated PG. Four young people fight a grot­ Cindy Williams 1973. Rated R the cause of liberty. allegations. mobster's gkt friend. Warren monster from a distant galaxy. er's tries to overcome a new pol­ strewing with flowers or C D - Hardy Boys/ Nancy Draw (0 ) - Odd Couple ( 0 - Exchange esque monster in a Colorado sil­ This “ holiday of the heart” An FD A spokesman told my Oates, Leslie Caron. 1971. Rated To m Tryon. Gloria Talbott, Maxie ice commissioner in order to stop ver mine. 1981. Rated R. otherwise decorating the PG. (33) - Twilight Zona Rosenbloom. 1958 0 ) - Julie Child ft More a truckers' war. (R) (60 min.) 10:30 P.M. also honors other departed, associate Tony Capaccio that Com pany ( 0 - People Now With Bill graves of comrades who died 0 - Villa Alegre 0 - ESPN's SportaWoman 0 - News Update C D “ M O V IE : 'R uby' The spirit CD “ Greatest Sports Legends Tush Hayes did not accept speaking fees 0 - MOVIE: 'Tha Tarry Fox of a big-time mobster returns to loved ones. It’s a time for - MOVIE: 'Smokay and tha 5:30P.M. CD ** Black News in defense of their country 9:00 A.M. Story' A cancer-stricken boy haunt the drive-in owned by his 1:30 A.M. Lithgow stars A BandH' A trucker and his sidek­ from groups regulated by the (S) - Consumer Reports Prod­ remembering and for paying during the late rebellion.” CD CD ~ Meattwlls & spaghetti runs across Canada to raise mo­ ick accept a challenge to make a widow. Piper Laurie, Stuart Whit­ (ID 0 ) - Independent Network CP - Carter Country agency. “ He was very scrupulous ney for cancer research. Eric ucts that you can buy every day man, Roger Davis. 1977 New s HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - homage to those who have CD - Waltons round-trip journey of 1.800 mites - MOVIE: The Glass Fryer, Robert Duvall, are examined. CD The practice soon became a about that,” the aide said. in 28 hours. Bun Reynolds, Story about a power John Lithgow. nominated QD *- Nine on New Jersey 0 ) - Newsmakers Saturday (39 - U .S . Professional Billiards 11:00 P.M. House' gone before. Hayes was hazy on other d i - MOVIE: 'Raw DoaT A con- Jackie (^ a s o n , Sally Field 1977. struggle among the inmates of a for an Oscar for best tradition in both North and (3D - Wall Street Journal Rated PG. Tournam ent Coverage of the CD CD CD 0 0 0 - N ew s vict escapes from (ail end seeks 0 - Wild Kingdom Caesar's Boardwalk Regency Bil­ state prison. Vic Morrow, Clu Gu- Since the Memorial Day CiWi-DceiiiMiiMtnM/Ma charges, though, according to - MOVIE; 'The Victors' A supporting actor this year South. Decoration of graves UffibK 0 - NCAA Instruct lonal revenge on the gang that set Nm - Laat Chance Oarage (0 - Hogan's Heroes CD lager, Billy D Williams. 1972 liards Classic is presented from tradition started shortly after internal IG reports. Hayes told osnes« __1__ up. Dennis O'Keefe, Claire Tre­ squad of American soldiers fight for his performance as the (© - Say It With Sign Atlantic City. NJ. ~ Independent Network spread to families across the vor, Raymond Burr. 1948. 1 0 - Futbol Intemaclonal: Real hard, and love in the same way. 3D transsexual football the Civil War as “ Decoration investigators, for example, that 0 9 - 'Youl' Mag. for Women (39 - MOVIE; 'Partners' Two George Hamilton, George Pep- News land, each to offer “ in memo- CommenUiry ( 9 - Uving FaMi Madrid ve. Raal Sociedad' 6:00 P.M. player in "The World Day,” more than 1.2 million “ to the best of his knowledge, he l a - Road to Los Artgeles 0 - Moneymakers cops pose as lovers in Los A n­ pard, Eli Wallach. 1963. as - Dr James Scott CD CD 0 - N ew s geles' gay community to nab a vi­ According To Garjj,” will riam ” floral and other trib­ never stayed in a (hotel) room that 0 - News Update MOVIE; 'Tatzan'a Savsgo 3D - Odd Couple - America's Top Ten Y Americans have lost their S r y ' A safari heeded by a rela- 2:15 P.M. CD - Starsky and Hutch cious killer. 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Bill The observance helps to Symbols do count Oates, Leslie Caron. 1971. Rated universal. hotel rooms were paid for by 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Robinson' A family abandons from Madison Square Garden, Murray, Harold Ramis. Warren loose,” to be directed by - That Teen Show ^ 9 - Are You Anybody? Oates. 1981. Rated R. PG. ensure that what they did and groups or institutions affected by 1 0 - Thundarr their city lifestyle to stan life New York. NY. (3 hrs.) Herbert Ross from an m - Victory Garden 0 - Evans and Novak anew in the wilderness of the Co­ ® - ABC Nawt The traditional date of May - MOVIE; 'Silant Night. 39 - Night Flight Tonight’s pro­ original screenplay by gave — their sacrifices in the Editor’s note: Arnold Sawislak F D A decifiions;' the National 0 - MOVIE: 'Tha Fifth lorado Rockies. 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McLean Stevenson of “Condo’ Weekday TV

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Jumping Championship from ® - Robert Schuller ® - MOVIE: T h . Turning GD 3D - CBS Morning Nawa 0 - Flippar Charlotte, NC Joanna Loudon (Mary Frann. (32 - Dt James Scott T, 0 ) - Hoy Miamo Anfritiones (S) - News Day 0 - Scooby Doo Pryor and Carl Reiner. Z) t^at was the theme idea of Newhart's early comedy SD - World Tomorrow (8 )-Cosmos 'Travellers' Tales.' Point* T w o women review the di­ 3 ) - Buga Bunny/Poifcy Pig 0 - Voica of FaMi r.) helps lift the moral of Judith Or. Cart Sagan takes an imaginary ® - Risk/Marriege Guillermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ 0 - little House on the Prairie Here’s the reason — a aibnms? ( S ) ~ Public Affairs rections their lives have taken and 0 - Good Morning 0 0 - Another World 9:30 A.M. Kahan, a would-be writer, on voyage through space in order to GD 0 - 7 0 0 Chib rero V Juan Do sal presenian este 3) In his 197Z-78 series, what was Newhart’s character’s - News Update question their choices. Anne Ban­ 2:00A.M. Amarica programa de ssunios publicos 0 - Nuava York Ahora 4:30 P.M. television special, the CD - Com m ent NEWNART. Sunday. May 29 on examine the Janets. (R) (60 min.) croft, Shirley MacLaine, Mikhail 0 > La Buona VIbra Programa American Comedy name and profession? ^ 2 ~ Glen Campbell Show (Closed Captioned) CD CD - CBS Newa- ( D * «R*nmy Swaggart de ejercicioe con sus anfitriones presentando noticias y variada in- 0 - Bavorty HIHbHUsa dD - Three's Company - MOVIE: 'The Valley Of CBS Baryshnikov. 1978. Rated PG. formacion. (S ) - MOVIE: J.D. and the Salt CD NIghtwatch 0 ~ Tom Si Jarry Stefania y Fito Giron. dD - What's Happertingl Awards, will be the organ­ Gw angi' A prehistoric monster CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (S i - Soledad Serie dramatica. ® - Ask the Manager 2:30 P.M. Flat Kid' T w o Texas ranchers ization’s first major event brought to a Mexican town Libenad Lamarque. 33) - It's Your Business 0 - Buainata Tbnaa on ESPN 0 - Morning Stretch 0 - Independent Network d ) - Movie head for Nashville to pursue sing­ ( B - Ireland: A Television CD CD-CapKol ISfSoioqaXsd oSeaiqo s sesi Xo it ib h qoa (S creates terror until it is finally des­ S ) - Sports Update scheduled for the fall TV ing careers. Slim Pickens, Johnny (3 ) “* Carter Country History 0 - AHva A Want 0 - Doytima Popayo 0 - Happy Days Again ..puiyq UMOQ uonna,, (z troyed. James Franciscos, Gila CD - season. The show will Paycheck. Jesse Turner. 1978- ® 1963 Compuiog (S2 “ All Creatures Great and ^2 - MOVIE: 'Z ' A political liber­ O - FBntstonaa 0 - I Love Lucy 0 - Footsteps - Krofft Superstars 0 • Pink Panther Show auoqdaia) e (i Golan, Richard Carlson 1969 10;30P.M. al's death leads to a revealing in­ QD honor outstanding Rated PG. Small 0 - Electric Company GD - Point of View CD - Sports Extra vestigation and several m y s te r-" 0 0 - Today 12:00 P.M. 0 - 'Youl' Mag. for Women 0 - Scooby Ooo achievement in comedy s ja M s n v 6:15A.M. (S ) - Josie and the Pussycats 7:15P.M. 33) - From the Editor's Desk kHJS disappearances. Yves ^ 0 - Botinan 10:00 A.M. (3D 3D (X) 0 - Nawa 0 - Lsava It to Beaver 5:00P.M. Montand. Irene Papas. Jean- *' entertainment over the (S ) ~ W eek In Review @ ) - Bports Sunday 0 - Soaamo Straot 3D - Tom Cottle Up Cloao 0 - Una Li moans da Amor 0 2 - International Soccer: (S ) - AFI Showcase Louis Trintignant. 1969. Rated (SD - Hour Magazine CS) - Barney MiHer past year. Team America vs. Dynamo 7:30P.M. ® - SIN- Tesis Deportive PG. 6:30 A.M. Minsk (D - Captain Kangaroo CD ~ Greatest Sports Legends - Independent Network 2:15A.M. B U T MV ® ) - Batman News CD - Ask the Doctor (39 ' Fraggle Rock Visit the (39 - Hooker The world of prosti­ PAU6HTER - Evans and Novak world of Fraggle Rock underneath CD - New s 11:00P.M. tution is examined in this docu­ PIEP TW O BRIDGE ASTRO (Si - Day of Discovery Yard. I he Bowery Boys, Huntz the basement of an eccentric in­ mentary. YEARS- (3j) - Aprenda Ingles bards. 1977. Rated PG. ventor. CD CD ( 8 1 ® - News ® - MOVIE: Tribute to a Bad Hall, Stanley Clements. 1958. 4:30 P.M. AGO. ® - MOVIE; The Night the Man' A man's passion for horses 2:00 P.M. (S ) - Evans and Novak (22 - Grandee Series: 'Expraso CD - Off the Set 2:30A.M. GRAPH Lights Went Out in Georgia' A @ ) - Sports Weekend Review alienates everyone around him. 33) - Major League Baseball: (S ) - Grsatatt Sports Legends De Oriente' CD ® - ABC News talented country singer and his James Cagney, Irene Papas. ISI - MOVIE: 'The Turning Oakland at New York Yankees 3 2 - MOVIE: 'Enter the Devil' sister stay one step ahead of Point' T w o women review the di­ ( S -• Phil Silvers CD - Week In Review Rainbow hand 1956. 4:45 P.M. A colie^ professor discovers a trouble. Kristy McNichol, Dennis rections their lives have taken and (39 - MOVIE: The Night the 33) - Odd Couple 8:00 KM. frightening connection between ■.. Quaid, Mark Hamiil. Rated PG. question their choices. Anne Ban­ Lights Went Out in Georgia' A 3D ^ 9 - American Sportsman away and a spade later on - Miracle Revival Hour ( £ - Archl. Bunkar-t Placa 3 2 - ESPN SportsCenter series of unusual murders. Irene ■" cfour croft. Shirley MacLaine, Mikhail talented country singer and his 3D ® - Insight 5:00 P.M. Archie's 'imported' help witness Kelly, David Cass. for a North-South game. 10:00 A.M. Baryshnikov. 1978. Rated PG. sister stay one step ahead of (39 - Champions of.American ^Birthday - Style With Elea Klensch 3 D-Kojak .... a murder. (R) Sport N O R T H S-tS-SS Expert Blast can lead his (D - Sunday Morning trouble. Kristy McNichol. Dennis (32 - ESPN SportsCenter 12) - Wild Kingdom 12:00 P.M. Quaid, Mark Hamiil. Rated PG. 03) - MOVIE: "The Day of the (D - The President's ® - Ovation Today's programs 09742 singleton diamond at trick CD - Mass Money Week two, get in with the ace of 2 ) - MOVIE: North by CD - Face the State 3 2 - Sunday at the King's Locuat' This adaptation of Na­ Command Performance are 'The Day After Trinity: J. Rob­ »64 May 29,1993 (33) - Tom & Jerry thaniel W est's explosive novel ert Oppenh^mer and the Atomic 2:45A.M. spades, underlead his top Northwest' A Madison Avenue (D - Six in Washington House CD ^ 2 * Matt Houston Matt in­ ♦ AKQJB Words spokett to you In confi­ 0 9 - Champions of American looks at the seemy side of Holly­ Bomb* and 'Full Circle.' (2 hrs.) ® - MOVIE: 'Seniors' A group hearts to West’s eight and advertising man is mistaken for a CD - Robert Schuller: The Hour vestigates a murder resulting ♦ 72 dence will play an Important CIA agent. Cary Grant, Eva Marie Sport w ood in the thirties. Donald Suth­ from the publication of stories in a 3 2 - Festival of Faith of c o il^ e aeniora hatch a get- get a diamond ruff. of Pow er (Closed Captioned) erland. Karen Black. William W E S T E A S T role In the year ahead. Intorma- Saint. James Mason. 1959. (® - Voice of Faith ® - MOVIE: 'Dmdman't tabloid. (R) (60 min.) ^ 2 - Children: Caught In the rich -^ic k scheme. Dennis Q u M , Expert South can foil this (32 - SportsCenter Plus Curve’ Jan and Dean, a singing Atherton. 1978 Priscilla Barnes. Rated R. ♦ -- ♦ A 8 3 tlon thus imparted by Irlends - Celebrate America: A CD - StralghtTalk Crossfire Gary Collins and Mary play by a loser-on-loser play. (St) - MOVIE: 'Abbott and - MOVIE: The Cannonball duo of the late 50's and early (32 ^ Are You'Anybody? ♦ 9 8 5 WAKqjio: can help turther your ambi­ Star-Spangled Entertainment Costello Meet Captain Kidd' 39 Ann Mobley co-host an hour-long Run' Contestants in a coast-to- 60's, have their careers end in a (33) - At 'The Movies YVNOW.OOP, THERE'S f WHATS ♦ 10 7643 *9 He plays A-K-6 of clubs and tions. Spectacular A cast of notables Abbott and Costello discover 3 2 - Festival of Faith profile of the lives of six cNIdren IT WAS AHEAD OF ITS I GUESS YtXJ'RE RIGHT... coast race will do anything to sudden tragedy. Richard Hatch, (32 ** Amateur Boxing: USA vs. 3:00A.M. throws dummy’s second GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's and stars come out In this special they have Captain Kidd's treasure who are the innocent victims of ANOTHER REASON V1MW?, TIME) FOLKS JUST IT'S LOIS BETTB2 rHAVEV ♦ 108543 ♦QJB win. Burt Reynolds, Farrah Faw­ Bruce Davidson. 1978. (S ) - Naws/Sports/Weathar ' USSR 3D - MOVIE: -Th. L.ft Hw>d of < essential that you first gain the presented by the Democratic Na­ map instead of their own letter. war. Anson Williams. Bette WHY YOUR DEMOCRArKT WERBd^ REAI7YTD JUST O I«e GREEDY, RECK-] heart. Now there is no way cett, Dom D ^uise. Rated PG ® ® Today's God' A pilot disguises himself as ' SYSTEM DIDN'T WORJC SOUTH tional Committee. Abbott and Costello, Charles iS ) - News Update - SportsWorid 3 9 - SRO: Red Skelton's Funny White and JoAnn Pflug are HAVE MORENONE LESS PERSON HEADIN' ' to get West in to lead. confidence of one whose help program features the Bruce Jen- priest and Ndes in a small mission . H E R S i PERSON RUNNING ♦ KQJI045 ® - Davey/Goliath Laughton. 1952. (32 - Scholastic Sports Acad. (S ) - Threat of Nuclear War Faces III Red returns with soma guests. UP TH* GOVER’M ENT Great expert Blast can do you now need before request­ ner Track and Field Classic. (60 all new routines. village. Humphrey Bogart. Gene THINGS/ INSTEAD FIVE/ V ♦ 73 ing assistance. Take time to (S ) - News Update 3 2 - Sunday at the King's ® - Pelicula: 'Arriba laa ® ) - Sports TorU^it Tierney. Lee J. Cobb. 1955. better. He jettisons his queen 6:45 A.M. min.) ♦ 52 develop the association. Gemi­ House Manos Texanos' (32 - Sunday at tha King’s - MOVIE: -Who It KHIIng and jack of clubs under the ® - Sacred Heart S - Chalice of Salvation ® - MOVIE: Who la Killing 0 0 - Vole, of F.MI ♦ AK6 ni predictions tor the year (S ) - News/Sports/Weathar House ace-king so that West can 0 ) - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ @ ) - Frontline the Great Chefs of Europe?' A the Greet Chefs of Europe?' A ® A 0 - Now*/Spon*/Wo«lior ahead are now ready. 7;00A.M. hood ( 3 * Inside Story fast-food mogul must do some - MOVIE: -Dawn Patrol' fast-food mogul must do some Vulnerable: Both win the third club or at least 2:15P.M. British flier orders the brother of fast thinking to save N s ex-wife Romance, career, luck, earn­ CD ' K^n Copeland IS) - New Jersey Hispano fast thinking to save his ex-wife 3:15 A.M. - Dealer; South force dummy to ruff it. (22 - Nuestra Famliia CD - MOVIE: 'All Quit on the another flier into combat, where from an unknown killer. George ings, travel and much more are CD - This Is the Life from an unknown killer. George 0 - MOVIE: Tho Night th o-' Careless West can upset (3 ) - World Tomorrow O - MOVIE: 'The Hein' Ac- Wastem Front’ A young German Segal, Jacqueline Bisset, Robert he is killed. Errol Flynn. David Segal, JacqueKne Bisset, Robert UghU Wont Out In Qoorgi.' A - West North Eail Soatl discussed. Send $1 to Astro- cused of being in on a truck rob­ Niven. Basil Rathbone. 1938 Morley. 1978. Rated PG. Blast’s applecart by playing CD - Newark Reality - Rex Humbard boy plunges excNedly into World Morley. 1978. Rated PG. talented country singer and Ns ! ♦ Graph, Box 489, Radio City ' (33) - Robert Schuller bery, a harried armored guard W ar I. soon learning the terror ® - News/Spoita/Waather ® - Pelicule: 'Loe Chtcos' Pass 2d 4^ 40 his e i^ t of clubs on the six Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to (@ - Under Sail goes sleuthing on his own but (29 - Computer Programme sister stay one step ahead of ^ and degradation of war. Richard Pass Pass Pass spot. Now poor East must stae your zodiac sign. Send an (3S) “ Sunday Cartoon Express does nothing right. Christopher (S ) - Santo Domirtgo Invita ( 3 Saudi Arabia 'Saudi Arabia; ® - Larson Sunday Night trouble. Kristy McNichol, DenNe - 10:15A.M. Thomas, Ernest Borgnine, Donald Quaid, Mark Hamiil. Rated PG. win that club trick. additional $2 tor the NEW (39 " Festival of Faith George, Elizabeth Ashley, Ho­ Pteasence. 1979. Oil. Money arKi Politics.*' T o ­ IS) > Presente @ ) - Cooking/Kerr 62) - Say Brother night’s program examines Saudi Finally, we come to the Astro-Graph Matchmaker (SD - W.V. Grant ward Duff. *1972- - Week In Review 3:30 A.M. 1 Arabia's power and what their 11:30P.M. pluperfect. East does get rid wheel and booklet. Reveals 10:30 A.M. ® •- Sports America ^:30P.M. 0 - AuMroHon Rulo. PootiMU: @ ) - News/Sports/Weather objectives ere in the Middle East. CD CD - Larry King Show of the queen and jack of romantic combinations and - T V Mass 2:30 P.M. (39 ’ HBO Magazine Fttzroy vs. Geelong (8> Jimmy Swaggart CD 12:30 P.M. (R) (60 min.) w h a t w e r e 7HE<5E AN, COWE O l - Opening lead: ¥9 compatibilities for all signs. 3D - Those Anuzing Animele (32 - Co -Ed Meg Griffin hosts this CD - David Susskind clubs, but West is smart - Kenneth Copeland CD - That’s The Spirit CD - All In the Family @ - MOVIE: 'Tha Saductkxi' 4:00A.M. TENNIS BALL<9 TOINS /VOW”'T H O S E enough to make the croco­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) IS) - Style With Else Klensch weekly teen magazine. A popular T V reporter and her 33) - Honeymoonera Helpful results will come today (33) - Pink Panther Show CD - To Be Announced 0 - Southwest Ch«npion.Mgr BEHINP TWE RCKLE A R E N 'T dile coup o^utting up his 10 - Heritage Corner @ - Leeming DisebilHies ® - Newsmaker Sunday live-in lover must contend with a (S) - Inside Business from a discussion with a friend (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday Wrastllng to shut out Biiast’s nine. CD - High School Bowl: - Tony Brown's Journal peeping tom. Morgan Fairchild. ® • Errterteinment This Week J A R b a c k i n TEN N IS EkALLS., By Of wald Jacoby who knows how to analyze 7:15A.M. Passaic vs. Glen Rock 3:00 P.M. 0 - N « n UpdM. @ ) - Electric Company 'Fading Out.' Andrew Stevens, Michael Sarre- THE FRIDGE? and Jamei Jacoby We don't know if this hand problems In a realistic, practi­ CD - News (33) - Ovation T^xlay's programs zin. Rated R. ® - MOVIE: The Phitadeiphls (22 - Misa Del Domingo (32 - ESPN’s Sportswoman 4:15A.M. r wasn’t made up, but the late cal manner. are 'Journey Into Japan; A W om ­ (S) - Spotlight Preview Story' A society girl yearns for a 7:30 A.M. (3 - MOVIE: Mexican (32 - Greatest Sports LegarKfs ® ~ Gunsmoka down-to-earth romance on the 0 - MmH. WMch Here is a four-spade con­ Norman Bonney gave it to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Act in an's Place.' 'The Romantic Rebel­ 6:00 P.M. George Coffin, who nam ^ it CD - Spread Little Sunshine Hay ride’ Today’s program features lion: Edgar Degas.' 'W orld in ( @ • Cosmos 'The Backbone of eve of her second wedding. Ka­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Buddy, B ud^' tract that is close to the ulti­ harmony with your thoughts Mickey Mantle. CD " Time for Timothy ^[2 - Conversation With... Action; The Betrayal of British In­ 3D 3 ) @ ISI S I - Nawa Night.' Or. Carl Sagan examines tharine Hepburn. James Stewart. man tries to prevent the suicidiB ofi. mate in play and counter­ the rainbow hand because of today, especially where your the heavens, constellations and Cary Grant. 1940 its many colors. CD - Insight (S ) - Square Foot Gardening dustry* and 'Technoflash.’ (2 3D - MOVIE: -Bataan- Ameri- N s hotel neighbor. Walter Mat•^« play. Normal play shows career aspirations are (S ) - Crossfire hrs.) cans evacuate troops on Bataan. the history of the heavens. (R) (60 ® - Exchange thau, Jack Lemmon, Paula Pren- - CO (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) concerned. Your Ideas will (D “ Jack Van Impe Presents min.) (Closed Captioned] East taking two hearts right 11:00 A.M. ( 3 - Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ ® - Nows Update Robert Taylor, George Murphy. tiss. 1981. Rated R. work If given a chance. - Tom & Jerry Thomas Mitchell. 1943 12:00 A.M. CD - Jerry Falwell ports on the weekly activities of S ) - MOVIE: 'U a Qiils' Three 8:30 P.M. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) It's (S ) - Big Story 3D 0 - Nmvt 4:30 A.M. D - Issues Congress. showgirls travel through Europe CD - CBS News CD CD - Newhart Dick agrees important that you keep the 3D • MOVIE: -A DtllcM. (32 - Abbott end Costello ® -* Cita con Colombia CD - Make Peace With Nature - Foro 41 with a hit revue. Tajpa Elg, Mitzi (39 - MOVIE: 'Pandemonium' to help a housewife with her writ­ lines of coihmunlcallon open Gaynor. Kay Kendaf. 1957. The killer of an Indiana cheerlead­ ing ambitions. (R) Balanca' T w o frim dt taeklng h - (S )-B ig Story with a helpful contact who now (S) - MOVIE; 'Spaceketeers' (33) - Three Stooges ® - Spotlight on Government curity and comfort conib into tlw CROSSWORD After her parents are killed by S 9 - B it^lyn Bridge The devel­ ing squad may have returned to (Ti) - Wall Street Journal (8 ) - MOVIE: 'The Boogey' lives a considerable distance 0 2 - Southwest Championship 12;45P.M. strike again 18 years later. Tom household of an upper-middle Men* space pirates, a princess at­ opment of the Brooklyn Bridge is ® - MOVIE: 'The Legand class' couple with a disillusioned from you. Call or write today. tempts to restore o r ^ r to the gal­ Wrestling - MOVIE; Duck Soup' Smothers. Carol Kane. Debralee (81 CD examined. (R) (60 min.) of Welka Fer Women’ A 19th daughter and alcoholic relative. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oel. 23) axy. (S) - News Update Groucho becomes a dictator in a Scott. 1982. Rated PG. ® - French Open Tennis century American Indian is caught Katherine Hepburn. Paul Scofield. Focus your mind today on a mythical kingdom; Chico and ACROSS 3 Child's toy Answer to Previous Puzzle - Momingtown S i - Celebrate America; A Championship Coverage of the between the glory and tragedy of Fonda deal m domestic problem you've been Harpo run a peanut stand and are (32 - 'Your Mag. for Women ^ - Larry King Show 4 Cut-off cone Star-Spangled Entertainment earty rounds is presented from her people's last great stand i5n t O N trying to resolve. You should spies. The Four Marx Brothers. ® - MOVIE: 'Silent Night. 1 W m p - S C T 8 8 T 7 8:00 A.M. Spectacular A cast of notables Roland Garros Stadium. Paris. against tha white man. Raquel (S ) - NCAA DIvltion I M .n‘t HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - IT'S ( p l . ) 3 1933. Bloody Night’ An escaped men­ 4 Vapors |e T R 1 E A L A M o D be able to find the solutions CD'- Barrio and stars come out in this special France. (2 hrs.) Welch. Bradford Dillman, Nick Lacrott. Champion ahip from Peter Fonda will follow in. 5 Former 3 tal patient terrorizes a small New 9 New Deal T R A C E R E F 1 N E which have ben evading you. presented by the Democratic Na­ Mancuso. 1981. Rutgars Univarsity Mideast CD - Jimmy Swaggart 1:00 P.M. (S ) - MOVIE; 'Edison, the Men' England town and the inhabitants sister Jane's footsteps b y , ev£ip!YTH|N6 program pT R T E 7 O E R SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tional Committee. ® - Ebony/Jat Showcasa alliance £ CD - Confiuertce CD - NB A Playoffs/or Memorial Thomas Edison's life and the sto­ of an old mansion up for sale. Pa­ 33) - Muy EmiMcW: Iva forming his own motion' 12 Poverty-war E N ■ A N Y ■ C 3 Cf][H Keep your plans fiexlble today SS - MOVIE: -uttia Mias Golf Tournament ries of his inventions and trials. trick O'Neal. Astrid Heeren, Zanicchi y Miguel Bose' ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar picture and television pro- - (abbr.) so that you'll be able to make CD - Celebration/Eucharist Marker' A bookie and a gambler agency (abbr.) Spencer Tracy, Rita Johnson. James Patterson. 1973 S - MOVIE: 'Missing' When 6 Soviet plane changes in case something - Terry Cole Whittaker are reformed by a little girl who CD - Make It Real duction company. ~ 13 Showery CD Charles Coburn. 1940. ® - News/Sports/Weather an American writer disappears 7 Compass has been left as an 10* J for a gam­ - MOVIE: Night Creature' 14 Biblical more fun comes up than that (® - Frederick K. Price CD 9:00 P.M. during a military coup in Chile, his Fonda has joined Orion ^ bling debt Walter Matthau. Julie A man strives to conquer his fear 3:15P.M. & - Sneak Previews Co-hosts character point which you originally had In ^ CD - Jeffersona George famity launches a full-fledged in­ Television as an inde-.. £ N E S E 1 V Andrews. Tony Curtis. 1980. of a man-eating black leopard (S ) - Media Watch Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons 15 Small island 8 Australian city E mind. (32 - ESPN SporUCenter agrees to help an apparently fath­ vestigation. Jack Lemmon. Sissy [e P A Rated PG. which once attacked him. 1979. take a look at what's happening pendent producer for hisC 16 Prodded 9 Small coin ■tTu p E L O SAOITTARtUS (Nov. 23-Doc. ® - Popeye and Woody 3:30 P.M. at the movies. erless boy for a father-son tour­ Spacek. John Shea. 1982. Rated Pando Productions to de- - c R U D E L V |S p 1 E R (33) - Honeymoonera e IW »r WA. Mr . TH Ml* U J. fM. C TU OH 17 Word ot to Thicken 21) Look tor small ways to 3 - Supersoccer nament. (R) PG. u N N E R V E Is 1 N C E - News/Sports/Weather 3D - NBA PI:tyoffs/or Memorial (22 - Embajadores de Ip Muslca velop a “full range of^ negation 11 Large town economize today. If something (22 - Fantastico Animal 3 2 - NCAA Division I Men's Golf Tournament CD ® - IndlanapoHa 'BOO' ® - The Athletes 7 m ------5 -x 5 p A D 0 1 E 8 [ r E 8 T (S ) - Robert Schuller Lacrosse Championship from Programs nujsical presentando la network series, televisionT! 18 Smelit 19 Shred Is broken, see if you can mend - M ayor's Re^»ort - Outdoor Life musica y el folklore de Colombia. CD - It Is Written (S2 - Sesame Street Rutgers University CD 12:30 A.M. motion pictures and cable 20 Dapper 21 Commercials 34 Sodiui^ 50 Frappe It yourself or have it repaired ^2 - Bernstein/ Beethoven (33) - Memories with Lawrence (32 - MOVIE: 'Joe Palooka' This (S ) - Big Story Richard Dreyfuss, Lee Grant. William Shatner, Linda will not necessarily be 'Z addition 43 Los Angeles 55 Spacewalk to you. Be sure to arrange S ) - News/Sports/Weather Woodhouse John Cassavetes. Rated R. AUXDK* 8:30 A.M. 11:15 A.M. Spacek, John Shea. 1982. 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Vanessa Redgrave. Jason Ro- S (32 ' Biq 1 Tropical palm spring to arrive most likely S3) - Health Weak . Big Bird in China min.) Hawaii in December. S-2* SD - Psopis Now With Bill C4aMgiaA.MR,nd>iiMU< Fw.«moH 2 Scan have someone else available to mow the lawn. HI - MANC IIKSTKIt IIKHAl.l). Saliiidiiv, M;iy 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, May 28, 1983 — 11 Seniors’ plant sale brings in a profit of almost $3,000 Editor's noJp: ihis co­ annual plant .sale is over. will go to the center's Cormier, Joe Roginka, with the sales on a daily lined up for the next few We stiii have a few open­ a.m. return trips aftCT lumn is prepared by the This year we realized meals program. Now the Phil Dowd, Wen Johnson, basis, including wee­ weeks for the Thursday ings for the Radio City lunch and 3 p.m. staff of the Manchester close to a $3,000 profit. greenhouse took a lot of Bill Valente, Carl Swan­ kends, for the past two programs: Music Hali trip schednied Thursday: 9:30 a.nOt FOeVS/people Senior Center. Thanks go to all individu­ time and work and I think son, John Kravontka, Bill weeks. Ail these individu­ Thursday: — Bennet for the June 28. The price darts; 10 a.m. orchestra als who purchased plants, it is worth mentioning the Hanson, Larry Lombardi, als were always there Junior High Choral Group of the trip is $17.50. If rehearsal; noon dinner; 1 By Joe Diminico for it is their support that individuals who donated Joe Karvelis and John when you asked and it under the direction of Mel interested, piease sign up p.m. Bennett Jr. High' Activities Specialist made the sale the success their time. Scheibenpflug. Special certainly was a fun-filled Lumpkin, starting imme­ in the front office. School Performance; bus it really was. They are as follows: thanks go to the latter experience working with diately after lunch. Lastly, those taking pick up at 10 a.m. Greetings. Our fourth This year's proceeds Gene Enrico, Henry four, for diligently helping them. June 9 — starting at part in the Coachiight Friday: 9 a.m. cribbagiO A lust tor war Sincere thanks go again noon. A picpic, consisting Dinner Theater trip are and chess and checkers; Andy to Jack Peak, director of of hot dogs, salads, beans reminded that departure 10 a.m. exercise claw the ROTC, for ailowing and ice cream as well as time is 10:45 a.m. on June with Cleo (last class) 11 |Rooney Obituaries the center the use of the outdoor games. This will IS from the Pic and Save a.m. men and women’s greenhouse. Jack cer­ be our first of four picnics, parking lot. exercise class; noon tainly realizes the poten­ so please do attend. Have a wonderful holi- lunch; 12:45 setback Some Vietnam vets still gung ho Syndicated tial of the greenhouse. He June 16 — Appreciation d a y weekend. Re­ games; bus pick up at H Columnist victoria Bollck Kurtz day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes has been very obliging. Funeral Home. Burial will be at Day for Roger and Marci member, the center is By Tom TIede When coming tO' the Negro, as weli as for ali closed on Mondday. Week’s menu element has a potential for extremism. Victoria Balick Kurtz, 68, of 337 the East Cemetery. Friends may In Memoriam center during the next few For instance, the veterans sometimes Keeney St., died Friday at Man­ call at the funeral homeon Monday In memory of Charles Trotter who the Production Crew for Week’s events Monday: Closed, for weeks, you wilt realize the their devotion to our var­ join marginally legal paramilitary groups. chester Memorial Hospital. She from 7 to 9 p.m. passed from this earth on May 30, holiday. WASHINGTON (NEA) - When Stanley beauty of our landscaping iety shows for the past 10 Monday: Closed They arc presently enrolled in the Ku Klux was the wife of O.scar L. Kurtz. Memorial donations may be 1973. Tuesday: Pork Harris was an infantryman in Vietnam, 15 project of last year. Ever­ years. Please don’t miss it holiday. Klan, and in the Jewish Defen.se League. She was born Dec. 23, 1914 in made to the St. Mary's Episcopal chopette, scailoped pota> years ago, he went out of his way to seek ything will be coming into for this will be the center’s Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for toes, green beans, appIO^ They are also increasingly interested in the Here’re Thomsonville and had been a Church Book of Remembrance, 41 Ten years have gone. hazardous duty. He volunteered for patrols, bloom. way of saying thanks to all shopping ; 10 a.m. square "Posse Comitatus" movement; that group resident of Manchester since 1940. Park St. Manchester. Oh. where, docs time go. sauce, beverage. he tried not to miss nighttime reconnais­ The other day Gerry involved. dancing; noon lunch; 1:30 wants to do away with federal government. She was a member of St. Mary's It's gone so fast. Wednesday: Beef ve­ sance missions, and he always moved Bowler and Ernie Irwin Ladies interested in p.m. exercise ciass; bus Some Vietnam veterans have written Episcopal Church of Manchester. In Memoriam Your family has gone, getable soup, chicken personally out front when his unit came In loving memory of George L. finished ptanting the joining our Ladies Golf returns from shopping at salad sandwich, dessert; books detailing ways to murder one’s hotel Besides her husband, she is as well under fire. flower garden on the west League are urged to sign 12:30. neighbors. Others are now hired by hate survived by two sons: Eric P, Graziadio who passed away May Just one lone brother. beverage. side of the building. I h o ^ up in the front office. As Wednesday: 9 a.m. “ I got a thrill out of it." he says, “ I groups to teach the elements of guerrilla Kurtz of Manchester and Carl 0. 28, 1958 and Mary I. Graziadio who Your children have grown. Thursday: Meatloaf all seniors are as proud of soon as we have a iarge health clinic by appoint­ enjoyed it. I remember one time I saw a warfare in the United States. A few Kurtz of Garden Grove, Calif,: one passed away May 30, 1968. Wish ,vou could see. with mushroom gravy, the beautification project enough roster, I will call a ment; 10 a.m. Friendship gook running into a treeiine, so I let him veterans have shown up at tax protest truths daughter. Laura K. Tauscher of their off spring, whipped potato, corn, roll as the staff is. We cer­ meeting to discuss the Circle; pinochle games; have it. Bam, bam, bam! 1 must have kept it meetings wearing sidearms. bandoleers South Windsor: one brother. Peter Fond memories linger every day. now. a reality and butter, chocolate tart, up for five minutes or more, and I was sorry Remembrance keeps them near. tainly hope all who attend league. Please stay in noon lunch; 12:30 bridge beverage. and camouflage clothing. Balick of Westfield. Mass., and will take time to smell the when I stopped. I thought to myself, hey, I tune with the column for games; 1 p.m. arts and Friday: Pea soup, egg HOUSTON — A hotel or motel several nieces and nephews. Peg, daughter Cheryl, flowers. just love this stuff." Even Stan Harris has a tendency toward 2 further details. crafts class; 1:30 exercise Funeral services will be Tues­ Daughter, Son and Families sons. Jeff and John salad sandwich, dessert, And Harris still loves it. He says he fanaticism. And he is the first to confess it. can be a pleasure to stay in for a Here's what we have Now, concerning trips. class; bus pick up at 8 beverage. relives the war whenever he can. He is a He says his small group that plays war in night or two. You don’t have to do 36-year-old ^ s Angeles tiesalesman today ,- the woods is part of a larger group that is the dishes, there isn’t a mess in the but he is still letting the gooks have it. He preparing for the eventual social and garage you ought to be cleaning Connecticut sometimes goes into the California wilds on economic collapse of the nation. In other out, and whatever needs fixing the weekends, dressed in jungle boots and words he says lie is a survivalist. isn’t your problem. fati^es, and plays war games. For more than a night or two, In Brief “ I'm gung-ho." he explains. SURVIVALISTS think civilization as it’s though, hoteis and motels are less known is doomed. And they claim the Bishop attacks MX proposal AND HE is not alone. As discomforting as alternative future belongs to those who satisfactory. They begin to get on the war was for many of the 2.5 million prepare for it. Harris, for instance, has built your nerves and you yearn for ‘ HARTFORD — Catholic Bishop Daniel F. Americans who served in Indochina, it was a cabin in the Santa Rosa Mountains, full of home, garage and all. Reilly told an interfaith prayer service Friday the fascinating for many others. And thousands food and pure water, and he has fortified the We’ve been staying in a lot ol world was “ in a moment of supreme crisis" and of them don’t want to let go: they have place with a-series of booby traps. hotels and motels on this helicopter governments must be challenged to turn away essentially made the Vietnam experience a from nuclear arms. Reilly, at a Capitol prayer trip. They’ve ranged from seedy permanent part of their post-war lives. Why booby traps? For protection, he motels that we stayed in for and peace service with Jewish and Protestant says: “ When the crash comes, everything Some of them .like Stan Harris, belong to convenience because they were leaders, also warned Congress is continuing the small groups that, use mock combat as a will be affected. There won’t be any grocery near the airport, to a very nuclear arms race by approving President means of companionship and conditioning. stores, there won’t be any public water Reagan’s MX missile policy. The United States Others collect Vietnam memorabilia, or system, and there won’t be any law. The expensive, high-class hotel in “ is headed in the wrong direction." said the teach their families to use AR-15 rifles. people who have food and shelter are going Houston. Norwich bishop. He said the recently approved TAG Some of the old veterans are even going to have to be able tor defend it." pastoral letter by U.S. Catholic Bishops condemn­ back to Southeast Asia to carry out new If YOU’RE TRAVELING and ing the nuclear arms race is a religious statement missions. But he doesn’t think the defense will be only want a night’s sleep, a motel is that “ does not call for unilateral disarmament or necessary for a while yet. So meantime he better than a hotel. I call it a motel require any one to be a pacifist, but it calls for us to Four of them went back late last year, for occupies himself with make believe. When if there’s no elevator and you carry draw a moral line against resorting to nuclear example. They slipped into Laos to collect he and his friends take to the wilds on the weapons.” p a ^ S a k information on Americans they thought weekends, he says they choose up sides and your own bags into your room. were being held in communist jails. They try to kill each other any way they can. “ It’s What follows are some random Mall seeking petitioning ban were led by James Gritz, a former Special rescued with a ransom. The men did not get statements that have soundly condemned a lot like Vietnam," he notes. notes I ’ve made on hotels and SALE Services officer who believes the Vietna­ any information on Vietnam POWs. motels: the activity. WEST HARTFORD — The managers of mese are still keeping prisoners of the war. Except for one thing. Harris says angrily • If you’re traveling, the coffee And that was not the only failure. The Further, one state department authority WestfarmsMall areseeking to have a court order that all of his courage and enthusiasm in shop doesn’t open until too late in That mission failed. The men, who were Gritz incursion was likewise a most says privately that the Gritz mission was dissolved that allows the National Organization of Vietnam were for nothing. He says the most places. Usually 7 a.m. is too supposed to get information from guerrilla embarrasing diplomatic flop. Several go­ just one of the regrettable inpidents that politicians and the panty waists lost the war. Women to solicit petitions inside the privately forces in Laos, were met instead by Laotian late if you want to return to your owned shopping center. Peter J. Hollis, senior vernments in the region have formally have been engineered by Vietnam veterans “ The next time the gung-ho veterans have government troops. One of the Americans room after you eat and still get vice president of The Taubman Co. of Troy. m W complained about the operation, and the who are trying to be. in his words, “ aging to fight for something," he goes on, dryly, was captured in an ambush, and had to be going early. Mich., the company that manages the mall 1^1 state department in Washington has issued tough guys.” He believes the gung-ho “ it will be a different story." straddling the West Hartford-Farmington town Time Again • I ’m always surprised hotels lines, said in a statement “ there is no question" don’t make more of a point of the NOW decision cleared the way for the Ku Klux having you turn in the key when Klan to try to mount a recruiting drive there last you pay the bill. I almost always Sunday. Teachings of a flat earther walk off with the key by accident. • It isn’t easy to read in a motel Freight line to be rebuilt room. The light over the bed is never where you want it and all the HARTFORD — The State Bond Commission YouVe sure of a successful bulbs are too low-powered. Charles Friday approved $40,000 in additional funding to Kuralt always packs a 100-watt complete acquisition and rehabilitation of a rail The world is like a billiard table bulb in his suitcase when he’s ” On freight line connecting Waterbury and Torring- Bv Tom TIede of people agree with him. He says named Ptolemy said the earth was Earth Society does have some The Road.” ton. The commission authorized the additional Newspaper Enterprise only 10 or 20 percent of the people in a ball, not a billiard table, and scant data . ^ • If you’re only staying over­ funds to pay for chance orders and additional sole when you advertise Association the United States think the world is later, Christopher Columbus night, it’s tough to wash socks and inspection costs for the project, involving about 21 round. sailed beyond the known reaches of THE SUN IS 32 miles in miles of rail line between the two cities. The WASHINGTON — When Charles underwear and have them dry in “ Everyone else can see that the the world 'Without, happily, drop­ diameter, and it travels around the commission, at its monthly meeting, also Johnson started grade school a time to pack them. This morning water is flat, and the deserts are ping over the end of the structure. pole. The moon is somewhat allocated $35,000 to the Department of Environ­ half century ago, he got into an my socks weren’t dry and I draped flat; therefore the logical conclu­ So, Johnson says, “ the new smaller and is used by nature to mental Protection for the stabilization of a scenic immediate academic argument sion is that the whole world is flat, ’ ’ religion began.” And the religion light the night. them over the lampshade while I vista on Bear Mountain in Salisbury. it in the Manchester Herald! with his teacher. She had a world he says. was modern science. The earth went and had breakfast. They still And Johnson says he can prove globe on her desk and he questi­ And there is nothing new about was no longer flat, and it was no weren’t dry when I came back so I oned its authenticity. If the world it. At least to his own satisfaction. Conviction will be appealed that conclusion, he goes on. At one longer the center of creation. He is a one-time airplane me­ had to put them in a plastic bag to was round, he said, the ocean time everyone thought the earth The planet was an insignificant pack them. water would fall off. chanic, with no formal training in BRIDGEPORT — The lawyer for a former was flat. Moses wrote of it, some of speck, people were whirling prec­ science, but he says he has eyes, • I can never bring myself to use investigator with the Hartford Probate Court So, she told him, in effect, to dry the authors of the Bible did, the ariously about in space and there and he can measure and that is two bars of soap. I open one for the says he will appeal his client’s conviction for lying up. same; even Jesus, who should "Was no apparent beginning or end. enough. sink, but then in the morning, when to a federal grand jury about the sale of a dead Since then, Johnson has spent his know, said the kingdom of Heaven Johnson says it’s all poppycock. life trying to prove he was right ” I spend a lot of my time I take a shower, I use that one woman’s oriental rug. A 12-member jury in U.S. was "above” — not around or The ancients were right at the surveying. I know what I ’m talking about the matter. And he thinks he again instead of opening the bigger District Court deliberated about two hours C a ll - below but "above” — the earth. start. The Flat Eatth Society, about,” he says. Thursday before convictingiAbraham Cohen, 71, 643 2711 has proven it. And that was the dominant one they give you for the shower. It founded in 1888, believes the earth He is now the president of the For example, Johnson says that of perjury in his testimony before the grand jury wisdom for most of recorded as we know it is the local place of if the earth were round, then big doesn’t save me any money but it Flat Earth Society, which is 95 investigating the operations of the ProbateCourt. history. People believed that the existence, and dead level. It is bodies of water would have to bend seems too wasteful to use- two. years old this year. He claims he CHARLES JOHNSON Maxwell Heiman of Brisrol, who is representing earth had edges, and that it was a 6,4000 miles across the North Pole to fit the curve. And there is no Sometimes I take the bigger one can show conclusively that the Cohen, said he will appeal to the U.S. Circuit plain at the center of the universe. - says earth’s flat is at the center, and the whole thing evidence that they do. with me and as a result my Court of Appeals in New York City. Cohen could world is a tablet instead of a The world was a floor; the stars is encircled by ice. “ The Nile River, for one, is 1,000 suitcase smells like cheap soap. face a maximum five years in prison when he is sphere. were the ceiling and the sun and THEN, SHORTLY AFTE R the for a helpful Ad-visor As for the heavens, Johnson says miles long, but in all that way, it • One of my rules is, I never eat sentenced July 7 before trial Judge Warren W the moon traveled in regular birth of Christ, opinons began to most of its mysteries are known HE ALSO CLAIMS that millions only falls 12 inches. Twelve inches! where I sleep. Motel restaurants Eginton. circles between them. change. A Greek astronomer but to God. However, the Flat That’s aimost comnietelv flat." aren’t usually very good. The best Sunday gambling approved restaurants in most towns and cities are owned and run by HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill signed into law Friday a measure to begin Sunday Profile individuals, and I prefer to take a gambling this weekend at Teletrack, the world’s chance on one of themw I ’m in a only live horse racing theater, O’Neill also put his Name: Eddie Pitkin strange city. On the other hand, I usually stay in a motel that’s part signature on 15 other measures late Thursday, Occupation: bartender. Main Pub raising to 244 the number of bills he has approved FREE of a big chain. They’re never great as of Friday. Age: 25 but they’re dependably fair. Among the latest signings was a bill to require Favorite restaurant: Willie's • The pile rug in the bathroom of communities to provide “ just cau.se" in dismiss­ the hotel we stayed in last night ing police chiefs. Another measure effective July Favorite food: seafood was so thick the bathroom door I will allow schools to expel students 16 and over T A S A U S IG N * didn’t clear it and that made it without offering alternative educational oppor­ 8 Favorite beverage: Miller beer difficult every time you opened or tunities If the student is charged with endanger­ Hobby: carpentry ing persons or carry ng a dangerous instrument in closed the door. You’d think a hotel school. Effective immediately, doctors' groups Favorite sport: raquetball, football with 250 rooms would have worked will have to submit a certificate of need to the that out. Roots for: Oakland Raiders Commission on Hospitals and Health Care before When you place your ad In • It’s gotten so you can hardly they can acquire image equipment, such as a CAT Idea of a good vacation: Martha's Vineyard pay cash for a motel room scanner, costing more than $400,000, Preferred entertainment: movies, drm na,, muiicols, movies anywhere. They insist on a credit card when you check in. Favorite entertai ner: Richard Pryor • There ought to be a law the Manchester Herald— I V Favorite actor and actress: Meryl Streep, Dustin Hoffman standardizing the controls for hot and cold in hotel and motel Favorite song: "You're Always on My Mind'' showers. It’s easy to burn yourself Preferred music: Top 4 0 or freeze before you catch on to In Memory o j I he Deceasetl **-*"^^* ** sign—iwiust Be Picked Up At The Herald how they work, Favorite magazine, newspaper: Life [members of the General • Most places have those Leonard ffing, 43d Infantry Favorite book: "World According to Carp" hangers you can’t steal now. They Division yeterans Assoc. Favorite store in Manchester: Regal's Men's Shop ' don’t have a hook on the end. The Units of 43d Infantry Division hook is attached to a bar and a little 172 VT Pet: Miniature collie named "Jessie" knob on the hanger fits into the 169 CONN. hook. 1 hate them. 103 MAINE Favorite spot in Manchester: Main Pub • HotesI and motels cover their 102 CONN Ford LTD Car: desk and bureau space with all 118 Medical & Engineer - R.l. Favorite color: Red sorts of cards telling you how Jerry Lovett lianrl|rfitrr Mrralft 4* V wonderful their place is and what George H. Ilir/ie Last book read: "Lords of Discipline" their services are. I always put know-it-alls * • / Pet Peeve: these in a drawer. I need the space “ Serrifig The Manchester Area For Over 100 Years’^ Favorite TV show: "Taxi" myself. I figure while I ’m paying for the room, I don’t want to read Worst thing about Manchester: "All the traffic." their advertisements. Tomorrow we’ll be in Oklahoma Herald photo bv Pinto (Compiled by Cherie O’Neil) City. 12 — MANCIIKSTKH IIKKAI.I), Sulurdiiy, May 28, Hl»:i

MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 28. 1983 - 13 A dvice Engagements Ticket bought In Milford unclaimed Aging mother’s plea cause Lottery winner $200,000 richer — if he knew it

; HARTFORD (UPI) - Some Lite" instant match ticket to come two million. in Milford. ” $LIF E " symbols. If the iirizj is come directly to Lottery Head­ ; lucky person may have a long forward and claim a prize of $I .000 The game ended last February of daughter’s heartaches The holder of the ticket is due not claimed, the money will go into quarters in Newington or contact • forgotten lottery ticket worth a a month for the rest of their life. and the winner has until Feb. 28, $1,000 lor life or. in the event of the Lottery’s unclaimed fund as the claims department. .minimum of $200,000 stuffed into a The game was conducted in two 1984 to claim the prize. The death, a minimum of $'200,000 to be the large.st forfeited prize in the J drawer, pocket or pocketbook, the DEAR ABBY: How done it sooner. phases, with only nine “ lifetim e" valuable t ieket was the only one oi paid to the estate of the deceased. history of the Lottery. Hesaid the unci ainiert tick cl was {Conneeticul Stale Lottery says. docs one answer the senile tickets included among 18 million the 18 “ Win For L ife " winners sold Lottery officials .said the silver the second sold by the Millord new s * Lottery officials appealed Fri- printed in each stage— makingthe to go unclaimed and was pur­ elderly nursing home pa­ DEAR ABBY: I am a and green ticket has .seven prize Lottery Unit Chief J. Blaine stand to contain the winning ,day for the holder of the ‘ Win For odds at winning the top prize one in chased at Way's Variety and News tient who asks. "Why am I 34-year-old divorced boxes, with three containing Lewis J r. urged the ticket holder to combination for the top prize here?” Dear Abby woman, raising five child­ My mother, who is in ren alone. M.\' problem is her late 80s. has been in a m y-15-year-old daughter. small, comfortable nurs­ Abigail Van Buren She skips school, lies, ■Births ing facility for almost five smokes and runs away. years. She is in fairly good My other children are "OPEN ’physical health, but her tvell-bchavcd and abide ; Allen, Stephanie Nicole, fS l7 N D ? v i mind has been failing for by my rules, which are not daughter of William J. 10 to 15 .years. SlontFg, strict. I'v e been tocounse- and Joann Passarelli REDEEMDOUBLE MANUFACTURERS' CENTS OFF COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR COUPONS VALUE, SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. VALID THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1 983. There are days when vide this in your own and found my daughter lors, social workers, pri­ Allen III, of 47D Esquire she doesn't know me. and home, she is a much and herdatesleepingwith ests, etc., but nothing Drive, was born May 4 at nights when she gets up at better off in a private the TV still on! I woke seems to help. Alison Marion Watson Leslie Jay Granquist Wendy Susan Kemp Manchester Memorial 2a.m. to prowl the nursing nursing facility. (Be glad them up -nd told them it I don't know where else Hospital. Her maternal home searching for her you can afford it.) was 3:30. then I went back to turn. I love this child, grandparents are Mr. and Look For Our Beautiful 16 Page Circular, husband who has been In her more lucid mo­ to bed. thinking the boy but she refuses to cooper­ Watson-Maston Granquist-Kajtor Kemp-Janson Mrs. J. Passaretti of It’s Loaded With Money Savmg Values dead for five years, but in ments. take her in your would leave. At 4 a.m. be ate, and I don't want her Windsor. Her paternal Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Watson of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Granquist Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kemp of 28 her more lucid moments, arms, tell her you love was still there, so I called attitude to rub off on the grandparents are Mr. and 523 Taylor St. Vernon announce the of 66 Amott Road announce the Plymouth Lane announce the In The M ail...C ^ies Also Availahle she asks."Why am living her. and explain honestly my daughter out of the younger ones. Where can I Mrs. W.J. Allen Jr. of 66 engagement of their daughter, engagment of their daughter, engagement gf their daughter, nyn C2Z3 here with strangers?" that she is where she is room and sternly told her send her to make her Oxford St. Alison M. Watson of 117 K Tudor Leslie Jay Granquist, to John J. Wendy Susan Kemp of Scarbo­ 4 prwd m Mcb M P e ite M •• A t Your Local Store She says she is a "pri­ because of your concern it was time her date went behave? McNamara, Colin Lane, to John Joseph Maston, son Kajtor, son of Mr. anti Mrs. Janos rough, Maine, to Norman M. ) QW3 QEJ 'CS3 soner" and wants to live for her safety. home. At 4.30. he still had END OF MY ROPE Christopher, son of Brian of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maston of Kajtor of West Haven. Janson, of Scarborough, Maine, where she has more free­ I know it must be not left, so I went down­ G. and Mary Parla 36 Lyndale St. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Janson dom. But in order for her painful to send your stairs and calmly said. " I ' McNamara of 58 Cush­ rpiH to be "free." a still- mother who has nursed think it's time you went The bride-elect is a graduate of Tne bride-elect is a graduate of of Forestdale, Mass. man Drive. He has a DEAR END: You can't The bride-elect is a 1978 gradu­ «m i sw^ennsflwi ^rlcM productive member of the you. fed you and sacri­ home. youngman.'Istood Rockville High School and the the University of Connecticut with brother, Brian Leonardo, send a 15-year-old incor­ ate of Manchester High School and Boneless family with other respon­ ficed for you to "live with right there until he left (a rigible child anywhere to University of Connecticut School of a bachelor of science degree in 3'/i. a 1980 graduate of Westbrook sibilities would then be­ strangers. " but believe matter of seconds). "m ake her behave.” Nursing. She is a registered nurse elementary education. She is em­ Seifert, Kelly Alicia, Bottom Rounds come the prisoner. College. She is a dental hygienist. me. in your case, it is the Afterward I grounded First, to findout at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ployed as a systems coordinator at daughter of L. Ross and Fresh Chicken BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-22 TO 28 LBS. How can I answer my She is employed as a medical most sensible solution for my daughter for the wee­ whether her anti-social Society for Savings. Dona Winzier Seifert of mother? This is the heart­ benefits examiner with Unionmut- L ^ Quarters all concerned, so don't kend. Now she is angry behavior is caused by a 118 Center St., was born The prospective bridegroom is a ual Insurance Co. , WITH WWTS OF BACK break of my life. feel guilty. with me. She says I The prospective bridegroom is May 10 at Manchester medical or emotional dis­ graduate of Manchester High GETTING OLD MYSELF "embarrassed " her, and attending Greater New Haven The prospective bridegroom is a Memorial Hospital. Her order, she needs to be School and Westfield State College. DEAR ABBY: Last because of me the boy will State Technical College. He is 1971 graduate of Winchester High maternal grandparents examined. If she's He is a sergeant with the Manches­ DEAR GETTING OLD: night my 17-year-old probably never ask her - employed as a surplus coordinator School and a 1978 graduate of the are Joyce 'and Robert healthy and normal, try ter Police Department. University of Massachusetts. He is An increasing number of daughter came home out again. love. at Sikorsky Aircraft. Winzier of Wolcott. Her people are experiencing employed by Crawford & from a date at 1:15 a m. Was I wrong? What Let her know that you paternaf grandparents the same kind of Company. She invited herdate in and would you have done, love her and want to be A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at An Oct. 7 wedding is planned at are the Rev. and Mrs. heartache. they went to the family Abby? An Oct. 29 wedding is planned in her friend. Open your St. James Church. Center Congregational Church. Marshall E. Seifert of FRESH-WITH WMOS BEEF LOIN-5 TO 7 LBS.-BONELESS PORK LOIN-EQUAL AMTS. OF CNTR CUT The fact that your Hartford. room to wvitch TV. MIDWEST MOTHER arms and your heart, and Evanston, III. mother is confused most Knowing she was home make her feel secure, Elliott, Aaron Mark, Chicken W h o le FlkrtMg^ '9 9 Assorted SlrMnEi^'ciwp* A&P of the time indicates that for the night. I dropped off DEAR MOTHER: You son of Mark Todd and she needs around-the- worthwhile and loved. Breast Quarters ID. < Beef Tenderloins Pork Chops tb Meat Franks to sleep. At 3:30 a.m.I were not wrong. I would Control your anger and Maria Van de Berg Elliott clock care and attention, awakened. I went down­ of 32 Linnmore Drive, was have done exactly what disappointment. Be calm LESmOUANTinCft>tf LB. BEEF CHUCK'BONELESS SHOULDER / V SLfCEO FfCSH-FORMERLY GROUND CHOCK and unless you can pro- stairs to turnoff the lights you did. Only I'd have W eddings born May 14 at Manches­ 44b.pli«. | 6 9 and forgiving. or morn Ib. X ter Memorial Hospital. Fresh Qiicken Legs'^!^ n. 79* London Broil Steaks Is*-"* 2 ib 2 A&P Imported Ham Lean Ground Beef His maternal grandpar­ FBfSH BEEF ROUND-BONELESS .| q q SLICED BEEF i -b . 1 7 9 ents are Karel and Mar- Chicken Breasts «> P ’ Rump Roasts ib 1 Ann Page Bacon pkq. X A& P Franks t P ’ garetha Van deBerg of Take care with magnesium, FKIH-BONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS ^ ^ BEEF-1-LB. PKG.1.49 East Hartford. His pater­ J 2 9 nal grandparents are Chicken Breast Cutlets ib 2” Bottom Round Swiss Steaks ib 1 Armour Star Bacon ^ 1 Armour Star Meat Franks ^ Ralph and Audrey Elliott BEEF ROUND-BONELESS j v FRESH PERCH FiLLETS-2.29 LB.-COO OR SCROO of East Hartford. Itaiw Sausage >bl^ Eye Round Roasts ( z^b ) ib HiUshire Farms Polska Kielbasaib 2^’ *Fresh Fish Fillets ibr it can cause aging signs * FrBSh Fish AraHabtB W «l. Thru Sst. I)air> .Specials FAR4# In SbH SbivIcb Fish OBpirtmBnt : DEAR DR. LAMB: I DON T KNOW whereto WHITE OR YELLOW And taking laxatives is a CANTALOUPE-HONEY DEW-WATERMELON PIECES A W rk r recall that you had a look next for a lob? 49 Extra Fancy Melon Trays ik 7!r maw ico'umn once about how questionable habit at best. How about placing a Kraft "Situation Wanted" ad 12-0 2 . SWEET-J1NCY-SEE0LES5 ^ Southern m agnesium could be In classified? Deluxe Slices 1*9 • Ofifornia Navel Oranges 6 9 9 ^ harmful. I have been DEAR DR. LAMB: TASTY SPREAD GARDEN CRISP-MIOH IN VtTAMMNS Peaches taking an antacid that Your Health When I was 12 years old I Kraft Cheez Whiz Tender Carrots 2^,69* FIRM JUtCY-ORCHARP SWEET contains magnesium and had a testicle lowered. I SMALL OR LARGE CURD wonder if if is safe for me. am now 59 and it is giving 2Aez U S NO. 1-CALIFORNiA NUTRITIONAL-ORADE A Lawrence Lamb. M.D. Sealtest Cottage Cheese cont. As I recall, you menti­ me some trouble. It feeis Long White Potatoes 2 , b b 8 9 * like it does after an Thought EXCELLENT FOR DIPS oned that magnesium Sealtest Sour Cream U S. NO. 1-TEXAS ALL PURPOSE could cause symptoms of examination by a doctor. Yellow Om'onSb^ 3 . b b 8 9 * “ First .old age. What are these It also goes up to the SWISS STYLE OfthB SPRING FRESH-TENDER FLORIDA Ib. SMSon*’ symptoms? I am 67 and abdomen. It is a nuisance The United States Ca­ Hood Yogurt Green or Yellow Squash » 59* ‘ * QUARTERS 88 /eel just fine. How can I type thing but I wonder if I tholic Bishops recently before. If older people use dietary intake. Unfortu­ FLORIDA JU ev SWEET "tell if I am getting too should see a doctor. Also, adopted a Pastoral letter. Parkay Margarine a lot of medicines contain­ nately, antacids and laxa­ much magnesium and what could this progress The Challenge of Peace: Red Ripe Watermelon ing magnesium, there tives containing magne­ RED RIPE-FLORIDA FARM FRESH-TENDER what can I do about it? to? I ’ve heard it could be God’s Promise and Our may be a slow build up of sium are commonly used La Pizzeria cancerous. Response. magnesium in the body. in copious amounts by Salad Florida DEAR READER: This The following quotes This can cause drowsi­ older people and are pro­ Cheese Pizza 5 is a neglected topic, but an D EAR READER: It is are from Section 1. Peace Tomatoes______. Sweet Corn ness, poor coordination, vided in nursing homes. important one. The origi­ frequently said that an in the Modern World: EARLY CACrORNIA weakness, a feeling of No doubt many cases of A & P Lemonade nal work was reported by undescended testicle can Religious Perspectives Spanish Olives ‘ST 69^ Spruce Tiny Shrimp warmth, unsteadiness magnesium toxicity are r doctors from the Univer­ become cancerous, but Mrs.'Michael D. Sharp and Principles. EARLY CALIFORNIA PITTED and other symptoms. The overlooked. Mrs. Paul Koutsopoulos Rich’s Coffee Rich f ctns. sity of Connecticut Health the risk is quite small, The gift of peace is, poor coordination and un­ To make the diagnosis a RipeOBves Spruce Crabmeat '<211*’ Center. unless it is associated with finally, promise and hope steadiness may lead to blood sample must be Bird’s Eye Tasti Puffs BREAD A BUTTER ASSORTED VARIETIES For young healthy peo­ falling and injuries from other abnormalities that Sharp-Palmer Koutsopoulos for those who live in a yet ple the magnesium in taken as soon as the you do not have. BEEF. CHttKEN OR TURKEY Fanning Pickles t 79* Wishbone Salad Dressings '^ 6 9 ^ the fall. Brenda Lynn Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. imperfect world. Living in : antacids is not likely to be symptoms appear. A few The sensation you have Nancy L. Dowds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold SQUEEZE TOTTLE...12 OZ. BTL.*^^' SINGLE PLY The worst culprits in Leon Palm er of Andover, and Michael David Sharp, the tension between what Morton Meat Pies 'harmful. The small por­ days after the magnesium may be from a hernia in F. Leonard of 150 Bissell St. and Paul Koutsopoulos of Gulden’s Spicy Brown Mustard ly Big Bertha Napkins P ’ ■ causing chronic magne­ son o f Mary Anne Welles of Enfield and Edward has begun and has not yet GREEN GIANT tion that is absorbed is is stopped, the kidneys 'the canal that the testicle Manchester, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koutsopou­ TOOOL£RS-3X;T.ORDAYTIME-4BCT sium toxicity are proba­ catch lip and so the cause Sharp of Andover, were married May 21 at Andover been accomplished, the Corn on the Cob . eliminated through the descends through. And los of ^uthington, were married May 21 in St. George early Christians knew the Huggies Convenience Pack ma,/ bly laxatives containg of the patient’s symptoms Congregational Church. Heinz ; filtering action of the the testicle probably Greek Orthodox Church in New Britain. * 32>02. WHITE...S40Z.BTL. magnesium. Two tables- The Rev. Richard Taylor officiated. Debbie Sharp necessity and thestruggle I leatth & lk‘;uit\ Aids 1 kidneys. cannot be identified. pushes up into the canal ALUMBKIM Keg-O-Ketchup Ml. P(wns, or 30 milliliters, of of Andover, sister of the groom, was maid of honor a Vouros performed the mass and for peace. They urge each Ocean Spray Grapefruit Juice 1 Happily most early cases CONDITIONER OR 'J 25^ $1 ORK2JNAL OR ONION But as people get older under the skin but not double ring ceremony. The bride was given in other to pursue peace Reynold’s Wrap ^ ft. rollt A m ilkof magnesia contains can be cured by omitting Bridesmaids were Bonnie Palmer of Manchester ; the kidneys lose the abil- back into the abdominal niarriage by Harold Leonard. Kathy Leonard, sister (Heb. 12:14) and, as did HOT DOG, HAMBURG. PICCALU OR Open Pit B-B-Q Sauce 'Sf* 89* 1,000 milligrams of mag­ magnesium containing sister of the bride; Dorry Palmer of Andover Suave _ •00 Siriicc I ish Dipl. - ity to filter out magne- cavity. of the b n ^ was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were CHEESCCUNS«VDZ.C0l«CHPS7M)Z.0nCHE£S£AAa$SOZ Q A C nesium — three or four sister-in-law of the bride, and Audrey Sharp of their ancestors, they pray V la ^ Sweet Refish ■ slum as efficiently as medicines. Other antac­ See a doctor and find out Barbara Oliver, sister of the bride, Jacqueline MIXED SIZES-FRESH times the normal daily Enfield, sister of the groom. for each other in the name Shampoo COLLEGE MN Planters Snacks c»h 07 I g ------ids can- be used 18if licciucru.needed. why wiiy nit is bothering you. 13^-oz. $ 1 Live Lobsters Koutsopoulos sister-in-law- of the groom. Jo^-Lynn of the God of peace (1 ^ 5 1 ^ - 0 2 . OR REGULAR _ NABISCO ^ <70 Leon D. Palmer of Andover, brother of the bride Chicken Broth cans A FRESH CUT D ^d s, daughter of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. Thes.5:23; Phil. 4; 9; Heb. 3 was best man. Ushers were Wayne Palmer of ^ ^ e Toothpaste *1 MAC.ACHSESt7Vl-O2..$nCLLS«(;Hfc00An7W-U2.QnMAC. A CHEESE 7 h-OZ.. SHELLS A CHEDDAR 7 %-02. OR ^ Oreo Sandwich Cremes '5? i Paul DesRosiers of Portland was best man. Ushers Scroid Fillet Andover, brother of the bride, Daniel Mackey of West 13:20). FRESH CUT were Kenneth Oliver and James Kouteopoulos. Prince Twists & Ch^dar Happy families all alike? Pawlet, Vt., and Brian Palm er of Andover, brother of Full peace remained in Big Men’s Shavm 53 *1 Perch Fillet After a reception at the church the couple left on a the future for the early MPOFF LABEL Ruffles O O ^ FRESH CUT the bride. Tyler Bushey of Manchester, nephew of the , Caribbean cruise. bride, was ringbearer. communities, but it had Maxithins Contadina Potato Chips Cod Fillet After a reTOption at Jesters Court in Manchester, been inaugurated in the Ka4UNaEROHanaMAI.,MIPERORSUP^ _ PEPPERIOGE FARMS FRESH SLICED the couple left on a Caribbean cruise. They will make life, death and resurrec­ Tampax Tampons 2£Si*5 Tomato Sauce 5=*1 Apple Juice “bJ* 79*Eastern Halibut They share certain traits their home in Andover. The bridegroom is employed Cusson-Niolsen tion of Jesus Christ and its FOtEY FRESH CAUGHT at Sudden Service Corp, South Windsor. fulfillment became the SUverstone8” Saute Pan Whiting task of those who knew the : DEAR DR. BLAKER: mercy of God. ' Everyone is always talk- years before having my fnn ** Carpenter Road, Bolton,' The scriptural tradition first baby because my son of OTd Mrs. Eddie Cusson of Glastonbury Fresh Baked Imported Bucket-O-Fried I ing about problems, and thus tells us that the peace Colonial • columns like yours per- Ask husband had always said of God “ which surpasses 8" Apple ^ French Brie Chicken Cooked Ham ; petuate the fallacy that all he never wanted children. ana Hmofi ■ Jacobsen performed the mass all understanding” (Phil; - families are having trou- Our first baby was a Th» * ceremony. Ken Woods was organist. 4:7) is a multifaceted ' hies. Is that really true? Dr. Blaker daughter and the second, ™arriage by her father. Tina reality and one which will a son. There could never Ryta of Vernon w m maid of honor. Bridesmaids were ; Or are there some healthy be fully achieved only r • families? Karen Blaker, Ph.D. be a prouder father Deborah Loveland of Manchester, sister of the bride when salvationis fully 8 Pci. anywhere. ^ 2 LBgs. 2 Thighs ®^®®‘ Hartford, sister-in-law of realized. The word of God ‘ DEAR READER: Peo Speaking as a great­ Ib. each 2 Wings, 2 Broasts lb. of-Manchester and Michele reminds us that true • pie who have problems do grandmother, I'v e known peace is inextricably re­ tend to reach out for help. this to happen in many ^ “ ®®°" Hartford, brother of the groom, lated to this salvation, In .Slori' Ikiki'i'N ( lu'C'se .Shop Mot loods other cases. was best man. Ushers were Richard K. Nielson Jr., of Dt’li Shop 2 and one of the places they 6) exhibits a sense of lies, why not choose just that it cannot be divorced - turn is to advice shared responsibility: Bolton, brother of the bride. Robert and Lawrence FREBH BAKED COOKED one trait and work on it for from fidelity to the one columnists. 7) teaches a sense of Large Italian Bread Danish Blue Cheese ib 3^’ Bar-B-Qued Chickens Turkey Breast six months? And why not DEAR READER: I’m and who calls us to peace. There is, however, in- right and wrong: Eugene Sena of Glastonbury. UXO-A. ^ 9 9 PORK choose that trait at a thrilled that things turned Further, true peace - tense interest among 8) has a strong sense of family meeting? After a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the couple ^lil^Roik 6.59* Auricchio Provokme it Z Bar-B-Qued Spare Ribs Holiday Skinless Franks around for you and cannot be separated from LOWMSOtMUM /ytQ __ mental health profession- family in which rituals eft on a honeymoon trip to Florida. They will make NATURAL CASB«0 worked out so beautifully. love of one’s enemies nor / als in the so-called and traditions abound; their home in Bolton. 6 .5 9 * New Holland Natural Cheese ib Sausage & Pepper Grinders Hofiday Franks DEAR DR. BLAKER: I I just think that people from the justice of the ^ healthy, normal family. A "The groom is a graduate of Giastonbury High School 9) has a balance of am sure you will receive ought to pay more atten­ reign of God. God’s peace I' case in point is the new and is employed at Tolland Automotive*in E ^ t interaction among many letters reacting to tion to what the spouse-to- is sign of new creation, the PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 29TH THRU JUNE 4TH. IMS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL LRRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. members: Hartford. The bride is a g ra d u a T of Easfern : book, “ Traits of a Healthy the advice you gave to the be is saying about his/her new creation promised V Family " by Dolores Cur- 10) has a shared reli­ woman who was worried expect ions of the relation­ *** University , and is employed at and begun in the Beati­ r ran (Winston Press, 1983). gious core; Heritage Mortgage Company. that her husband-to-be did ship before they getting tudes where the poor are r Surveying people who 11) respects the privacy not want children. You married instead of think­ given the kingdom, the '■ work with families, the of one another; said she should take him ing that, magically, ever­ mourners are comforted, I author found 15 charac- 12) values service to at his word and not expect ything will work out. DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs the meek inherit the j teristics descriptive of a others: to have children if she healthy family: earth, those hungryfor 13) foster table time and married him. Does your job have you f advertising githeousness are satis­ 1) communicates and conversations; I disagree strongly with medical. dentaL listens: tied up in knots? Get help fied, the merciful know 14) shares leisure time; your advice. My advice is from Dr. Blaker’s new­ health-care, legal and animal-care fields. mercy, the pure see God, 2) affirms and supports 15) admits to and seeks to marry the man, get sletter "How to reduce Job reaches individuals the persecuted know the one another; help with problems. pregnant and prduce a stress.’’ Send 50 cents and in the privacy of their homes and is In Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester kingdom, and the peace­ 3) teaches respect for Every family is proba­ beautiful baby that her a stamped, self-addressed makers are called the others; bly .stronger in some of husband won’t be able to envelope to Dr. Blaker in children’s of God. (mt. 4) develop a sense of these eharacleri.stics and help but love. When that care of the Manchester 5:3-10). trust; we.iker in others. If read- time comes, he will claim H(^rald, P.O. Box 475, HO|JRS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; 5) has a sense of pl.iy i-i\ .lie iolerested in it was his idea all along. Radio City Station. New Peace and Justice Com­ nnd humor; .lieMcDieoioi! Ilieir fomi I was iiiarrieil loreighl SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. York. N.Y. 10019. Mrs. Donald P. Cusson M 3 -9 % 2 mittee of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches i I I M.WC IIKSTKH IIKKALI), Stituidiiy, Muv 2H, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Siiturday. May 28. 1983 - 15 -t,. n MACC News K 'r i t J South Manchester cagers Peace is the theme . • V SPORTS were among the very best for Memorial Day Page 16

Editor's note; this column is prepared by the stal'f the person you see to be naked and not turn from of the Manchester Area Conference of Churches. your own kin? Then will your light shine like the East plants seed; Manchester looking good dawn and your wound be quickly healed over. If you do away with the yoke, the clenched fist, the By Len Auster post-season play a year ago by Robertson Park. 'I'he East-North By Nancy Carr wicked word, if you give your bread to the hungry Herald Sportswrlter MACC Executlye Director and relief to the oppressed, your light will rise in Bloomfield, having been elimi­ Haven winner faces East Lyme the darkness, and your shadows become like nated the previous season by Wednesday afternoon in East HAMDEN — Two of the top Penney. Previously. East expe­ Lym e at 3:30. noon" (Is. 58:6-8; 10). teams in the 1983 CIAC State rienced success in post-season There were a total of 202 schools s i- 92«Y; -- This weekend is a time set aside for The present nuclear arms race has distracted Baseball and Girls’ Softball Tour­ commemoration, prayer and reflection. Our first us from the words of the prophets, has turned us play, capturing the state Class M ■ that qualified for post-season play. naments are East Catholic and title back in 1975. thoughts are for the many known and unknown from peacemaking and has focused our attention One hundred and five teams Manchester High, respectively, as East’s bid for sole possession of qualified for the boys’ baseball men and women who have given their lives for us on a nuclear buildup leading to annihilation. We rankings and pairings were an­ and for the continuance of the country they are called from this evil of total destruction to the Hartford County Conference tournament and 97 reached the nounced Friday afternoon at Con­ title has been delayed again with girls' softball tournament served. In their honor and in their memory are turn toward God, toward our neighbor and toward necticut Interscholastic Athletic these days set aside. the building up of our earth! this morning's contest against St. competition. Conference (CIAC) headquarters Thomas Aquinas in New Britain Southington High, two-time The Memorial Day weekend has also been "I set before you life or death, a blessing or a in Hamden. postponed. East is 8-1 in the champs, is the defending titlist in designated Peace Sabbath/Peace Sunday with curse. Choose life then, so that you and your East. I6-3; is the No. 2 seed in the special prayers and reflections focused on descendants may live in the love of Yahweh your conference, while Xavier finished girls' softball Class LLand has the baseball Class L rankings. The at 8-2. TheEast-Aquinasgamewill top ranking with its 19-0 record. maintaining that peace and that world for which God, obeying his voice, clinging to him; for in this • Manchester High girls, state Class our honored dead laid down their lives. be rescheduled, probably after Lyman Hall of Wallingford, the your list consists, and on this depends your long LL runners-up a year ago. is the The Peace and JusticeCommitteeof MACC has stay in the land which Yahweh swore to your East concludes play in the state defending Class L champ, is the No. 3 seed overall in the Class LL tournament. East No. 3 seed at 17-3. Stamford offered this week selections from the U.S. fathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, he would give field with its 17-1 record. Catholic Bishop s Pastoral Letters, THE CHAL­ On the distaff side. Manchester Catholic, the defending Class S them" (Dt. 11:26) The Eagles. No. 2 seed in the LENGE OF PEACE God's Promise and Our Amen! High begins play in the Class L L champ, is-in the Class M field at East Region, are idle until Thurs­ Response in daily Thoughts column in the field Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 12-7. St. Joseph is defending Class day afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Manchester Herald. THAN YOU at Fitzgerald Field against the M champ and will be in the field as they host theGrassoTech-Guilford Here are more: — to our beloved Marge Reed who has brought Fermi-Simsbury winner. Man­ the third seed in the West at 14-3. winner. If East wins, it advances chester met both CCIL foes four Three of the fourboys’ defending 2 Excerpts from Section 1 — Formation of in five more soft and brightly colored baby shawls to the state quarterfinals where it Conscience: "Questions of war and peace have a times during the regular season champs are back for another try. and elderly lap robes. She is even getting a head will meet one of the fourquarterfi- profoundly moral dimension which responsible and won all four battles. That North Haven (12-6) is defending start on November by knitting some warm hats nalists from the West Region. Christians cannot ignore. They are questions of with the leftover yarn — to the senior Citizen winner advances to the East Class L L champ and will bein the life and death. True, these questions also have a The baseball tournament, for the Region semifinals against an oppo­ field as the No. 6 team in Class L. bingo player^ for their contribution to the Pantry. first time, is divided up into East # - : x . s . political dimensions because they are imbeded in nent to be determined at a site and Defending Class L champ St. and West Regions. public policy. But the fact that they are also CLOTHING BANK: To The St Bridget’s St. time to be announced. Bernard failed to achieve a .500 Coach Jim Penders’ Eagles, who political is no excuse for denying the church's Vincent De Paul Society, St. James Church, East Catholic’s girls also quali­ record while Stamford Catholic, with their win last Thursday night obligation. Muriel Mosler, Mrs. Teresa Clapp, Denise fied for post-season play. The the defending Class M champ, is over Manchester equaled the Excerpt from Section 3 — Prayer: We have Smaglis, Mrs. Lucille Potamonios, Greta Hyland, Herald photo by Pinto Eaglettes. 13-7. are the No. 14 seed the No. 6 seed in the Class M West school record for wins in the been told by the Lord that when we pray together, Barbara Lofstrom, Jeffrey M. and Robin E. overall and will begin play with a Region. Granby High is defending regular season, will be out tobreak he is in our midst. Joined in this one spirit! Dickinson, Mrs. Alan B. Larkin, Mrs. Esfher T. A VETEFTAN’S g r a v e Class L East Region contest Class S champ and will be back for a skein of two years of one game Christians, knowing they will be heard, beseech Bushnell, Mrs. Janet E. La Montagne, Mrs. against 11-8 North Haven High another crack at the ...with new flaag and out. East was ousted in the risen Christ to gift our world with his peace. Esther Eddy, Pat Nelson, Joan Morra, Mrs. G.E. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at championship. Only in prayer can we find the wisdom and the Allison; Evelyn and Stewert Kennedy, The 8th courage necessary even to begin our search for Utilities District Auxiliary, Diane Wicks, Susan peace. Choma, Pete Jeffers, The Estate of Maude M. Calendar Peace is a gift from God. We will be able to Bouchie (Fred L. Roraback, Administrator) Mrs. make that gift come alive in the world only if our David Almond, Mrs. Judith Galligar, Lorraine vision is enlightened by his wisdom. Through Wolk, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. M.F. v».^. prayer, we truly become instruments in the Fitch quits Celts Haberern, Jean Nardslico, Evelyn Preston, Ruth Lord's hands, instruments capable of establish­ Gallo, Geralyn Russo, Lana P. Buck, Mrs. A.A. Dessert social at Citadel Scout drive at Emanuel ing and maintaining peace. Valeski, and 12 anonymous donors. The following events are scheduled at the Salvation The foll'owing events are scheduled at Emanuel Herald photo by Pinto BOSTON (U P I) - Boston Cel­ . with me... it’s time for a change." Excerpts from Section 4 — Penance: Prayerby Army for the coming week: Lutheran Church for the coming week: tics coach Bill Fitch, who led the said Fitch. « itself is incomplete without penance. Penance EMERGENCY PANTRY: To Marilyn Miller, Tuesday — 1:30 p.m., home league; 6 p.m., Y.P. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 3:30 p.m., KAREN KAUFHOLD LEADS EAST CATHOLIC GIRLS franchise from the low point of its “ If we had won the champion­ directs us toward our goal of putting on the Doris Griffith, The Manchester Lions Club, and Band; 7 p.m., senior songsters; 8p.m., Y.P. timbrels: staff meeting; 4 p.m., junior and cherub choirs. ...into Class L state girls softball tourney Tuesday existence to compile a 242-86 ship last night... I ’d feel belter attitudes of Jesus himself. Because we are all for calendar collections: to Grange #31. The senior band; friendship circle. Wednesday — 8 a.m.. We Gals leave for record and one world champion­ about the past b u ll’d feel thesame capable of violance, we are never totally Unitarian Universalist Society East, North Wednesday — 6 p.m., 'Y.P. singing company; 6:45 Stockbridge, Mass.; 7 p.m., MARCH board meeting: ship in four years, resigned Friday about the future.” he said. conformed to Christ and are always in need of United Methodist, Bolton Congregational, St. p.m., guards; sunbeams; boy’s club. MARCH class; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. citing a pending ownership The decision was finalized in a conversion. The 20th century alone provides George's Episcopal, and 2 anonymous donors. Saturday — 7 p.m., Y .P . music festival and dessert Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care adequate evidence of our violence as individuals change. 3:30 a.m. telephone conversation social. and visitation; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 p.m., "I'm not going to coach the and as a nation. Thus, there is continual need for FURNITURE BANK; To Mrs. William Fegy, with Mangurian's wife Dorothy. senior confirmation class rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., Celtics anymore." Fitch told re­ Hagler retains title our penance and conversion. Maurene Gustafson, Mrs. C.M. Sterling, Mrs. "H e ’s spoiled m e." Fitch said of Scandia Lodge. porters in the memorabilia- filled In scripture the prophets have called us to a Madeline Parker, Marilyn Scheinblum, Mrs. M an^rian. "and I hate to see a Saturday — scopt paper drive through Sunday. office of general manager Red conversion of heart. We need to re-examine the Lloyd Buen and to Ed Bushnell and The Men’s Annual meeting at Cffiter guy like that leave." PROVIDENCE. R.I, (UPI) - start. He connected with a left hook Alternative worship has been discontinued through Auerbach. "When (Celtics owner) combination to the head late in the words of the prophets in the light of our age. Club of Center Congregational Church. Fitch, who had three years Marvin Hagler unleashed a fero­ in the opening round and Scypion The following events are sch^uled at Center the end of the summer. Harry Mangurian made the deci­ third round but Hagler came right Isaiah says: "Is not this the sort of fast that remaining in his contract, said he cious two-fisted attack to the head , blinked and wobbled. With about 30 Congregational Church for the coming week: sion to no longer be the owner, it back with a combination of his pleases me, to break unjust fetters and undo the NEEDED has not been contacted to coach and successfully defended his seconds left in the first round. Tuesday 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room' seemed like the right time to own. thongs of the y oke, to let the oppressed go free and Infant clothing for a little one arriving Memorial Day mass other NBA teams. Club officials world middleweight crown for the Hagler ripped a combination to the 6:30 p.m., sacred dance group. Federation Room; leave.” Hagler. who fights left- handed, break every yoke, to share your bread with the promptly. Please leave at our Human Needs said the sudden announcement seventh time with a fourth round head and Scypion sagged slightly 7:30 p.m., annual meeting in Woodruff Hall preceded St. Bridget’s Church on Main Street will have a Mangurian announced Tuesday turned to the conventional right- hungry, and shelter the homeless poor, to clothe office, 2nd floor Center Congregational. caught them off guard without a knockout of No. 1 ranked Wilford but managed to weather the storm by dinner at 6 p.m. in Woodruff Hall. Memorial Day mass Monday at 8:30 a.m. Prayers for he pliiined to sell the franchise he handed style at the start of the timetable for selecting a Scypion. and finish the round. Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral peace will be said, and all who have died in the service purchased four years ago from fourth round and bounced three replacement. Hagler was in control the entire room. of the country will be remembered. The public is John Y. Brown, citing the inability left jabs off Scypion’s face. Hagler The coach, who developed a way as he opened the fight with a Hagler continued to concentrate ’Thursday — 7:30 p.m., property committee, invited to the service. to deal with Delaware North Corp.. then wheeled back left-handed and reputation as an incurable video­ wicked combination to the head his attack to the head in the second Robbins Room. owners of the Boston Garden. connected with two right hooks to UPI photo tape watcher, said he would spend and set the tone for the bout. He round, nailing Scypion with a solid Saturday — day trip to Block Island. the head and a left hand to the Episcopal bishop to conduct Picnic at Cornerstone a few days collecting those tapes peppered away at Scypion’s head, left hook and a short right that mouth that staggered Scypion. A " I guess I ’m living proof it (the BILL FITCH before packing his bags. He unleashed combinations in the appeared to hurt him. Hagler proposed sale) was no ploy.” he lightning-quick combination put The foilowing events are planned at the Church of ...hangs it up declined to recommend any re­ second and third round and put him opened the third with a good added, in reference to suggestions the challenger flat on his back. the Nazarene for the coming week: placement for the job. including away at 2:47 of the fourth round right-left combination and pep­ Here’S South’s week Mangurian's annnouncement was A crowd of 13.100 watched TuMday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ playoff sweep in the Eastern assistant coaches K.C. Jones or with a left-right combination tothe^ pered the challenger’s face with Hagler successfully defend his title St. Mary’s confirmation cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor: an effort to get a better lease on the conference semi-finals by tl^ Jimmy Rodgers, and said he would events are scheduled at South United 7:30 head. Scypion lay on his back and Garden. right jabs, raising swelling over fighting under the banner of the Methodist Church for the coming week: p.m., board of Christian life. Milwaukee Bucks. remain for the NBA draft this tried in vain to raise his head. He Scypion’s left eye. At one point. On Sunday at 10 a.m. a cla.ss of 30 Sharon M. Fortuna. daughter of He insisted he was not pushed out newly formed U.S. Boxing chelle E. Wilson, daughter of Mr. Tuesday — lo a.m.. Vineyards group; 7:30 p.m Wednesday — 9:30 a.m,, ladies’ Bible study, church "Without Harry Mangurian be­ summer “ if they need me.” staggered to his feet but could not Hagler had five blows to the head will receive the sacrament of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fortuna. as a result of alleged player Association- International Div­ and Mrs. Michael Nichols. women s prayer and study group. 337 W. Middle parlor: 6 p.m., children’s caravan; 7 p.m.. Chancel ing here, and Red’s said there’^no Fitch also spent nine years as beat referee Frank Cappuccino’s and Scypion appeared confu.sed ision. confirmation at St. Mary’s Episco­ Also: HeatherE. Gearin. daugh­ Turnpike. Cl^ir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., prayerand praise service dissatisfaction or the 56-26 season, way he’s going to be here another coach and general manager of the In addition to the Novation count. and unable to get untracked. Both fighers weight in at the pal Church. Chief celebrant of the ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gearin: Wednesday — 9:36 a.m., crafts group; 7:30 p.m Saturday — Cornerstone Christian School picnic on which included a four- game five years and eat Chinese food Cleveland Cavaliers. students, three additional teens Hagler was all business from the His only telling blows were a middleweight limit of 160 pounds. liturgy will betheRev. ClarenceN. Gregory J. Lancaster, son of Mr. and four adults will be confirmed. Chancel Choir; adult Bible study. 277 Spring St. church grounds. Coleridge. Bishop Suffragan of the and Mrs. Jeffrey Lancaster: Jen­ They are: Fannie V. Abbott, Judith Thursday — 7:30 p.m., staff and parish relations Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut. nifer A. Marlar. daughter of Thea M. Lidberg: Richard E. Lidbcrg, committee. The following young people have Martin to speak Marlar: Heather A. McKeown. Michael R. Meiseter. Rebecca L. ’ Al-Anon; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel a two-year preparatory program daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Morton, Lori L. Plourd, and Elaine Choir rehearsal. Dr. Sidney Martin will speak Sunday at 10:45 a.m. and will be presented by the Rev. McKeown: Rachel M. Odell, J. Turner. and at 6 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main Frederick Perkins Moser, a.sso- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Communicants — adults pre­ ht. Connors ready date rector of St. Mayr's Epi.sco- Odell. viously confirmed in another pal Church. Golden Age at Concordia Martin, the former pastor of the Parkhead Church Also: Cheryl L. Perry, daughter branch of the faith — will be of the Nazarene in Glasgow, Scotland, has also served They are: Amy K. Barrera, W .f' of Mr. and Mrs. Bru.ee Perry: Lisa received as communicants to the The following evenU are scheduled at Concordia m ^uth Africa. He will speak on the Wesleyan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Episcopal Church. They are- Lutheran Church for the coming week: doctrine of holiness of heart. ^ Barrera: Cynthia A. Berzenski. Mrs. Usani Phillips: James F. Tuesday — 8 p.m., Bible study group in church to slim slate Carla A. Motyka. William J. The services are open to the public. Nursery care is daughter of Robert and Kathleen Poirot. III. son of Mr. and Mrs. room. Plourd. Joyce E. Porter, and provided. ^ V, Berzenski: Nancy L. Bidwell. James Poirot: Donna E.Shorrock. Edward J. Sicard Jr. Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day for retired men’s CHICAGO (U P I) — At age 30. Jimmy Connors figures he has finally daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry paid his dues in professional tennis. The Rev. Stephen Kent Jacob­ group: 6:30 p.m., children’s choir rehearsal; 7:45 Bidwell: Alison J. Carvey. daugh­ Shorrock: Michael J. Taylor, son Church page deadlines son. rector of the parish and p.m., Concordia choir rehearsal. Like a Muhanrimad Ali in boxing, he has reached the top of his sport not ter of Mr. and Mrs.’ Donald of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor: developer of the Novation pro­ Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible discovery group' Deadline for news to appear on the church page is once but twice with an impressive comeback last year that netted him a Carvey: Wade D. Cassells, son of Dwight L. Whitaker, son of Mr. and gram, will present the first annual meeting in church room; 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group U.S. Open and Wimbledon title. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cassells: Mrs. David Whitaker, and Mi­ Tuesday at 5 p.m. Deadline for agate listings is Li.sa Young Award. meeting in church room. Wednesday at noon. Now. like Jack Nicklaus in golf, he is ready to pick and choose his spots, restricting himself to a lighter scheduie with heavier emphasis on major championships. " I ’ye been busting my butt for a long time now.” said Connors before THE heading for the French Open. " I ’ve paid my dues, don’t you think?" Religious services It would be hard to quarrel with Connors’ evaiuation. After seeing , B I B U himseif gradualiy go down in the ratings in favor of the likes of John SPEAKS ; McEnroe and Bjorn Borg. Connors announced fast year he had set a goal: Church, Route 31 and North Church of the Assumption, P.m .; Sundo'v, Public Bible be No. 1 again. Andover River Rood. Rev. W.H. second ond fourth Sundays, Tabatsky, cantor. Dr. Leon Adorns Street at Thompson Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Holy Communion and church worship. Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun­ Rood. Rev. Edwards. Pepin, tower Study, 10:25. Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ South Unltud Muthodlst There may have been some who questioned Connors’ abiiity to come First Consregollonol day school; 10:15 o.m., wor­ school; third Sunday, morn­ oostor. Saturday masses at 5 2lon Evangelical Luttioran ing proyer; 11 o.m., first, ces, 8:15 p.rn,, Friday and Church, 1226 Main St. Dr. In the recent book. back. His game had shown signs of wear and with more young iions iike C hur^ 01 Andover, Route 4. ship service. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Church (Mlstourl Synod), 9:45a.m., SotOrday. Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, 9'30 St. M ary Church, 1600 Main second and third Sundays, Lore. Sex And The Ivan Lendl coming into the game every year, the prospect of Connors’ mos|es at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Cooper and High streets. Holv Communion; fourth Emanuel Luthengn Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 Trrno/trr. the author. Dr. reaching the top had to be questioned. o.m., church school lor oil St. Father James J. William­ Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ Church, 60 Church St., Rev. and 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 ages; II o.m., worship, son, pastor. Masses Satur­ Sunday, morning proyer. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Rhonda L. Lorand. states Salifotlon Army, 661 Main tor. 9 a.m.. Divine worshlp; Holv Communion every a.m., church school, nursery “ It was work. It was never a matter of confidence." Connors said. nursery core provided. day at 5:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30 St. Mai. and Mrs. Arthur 10: IS a.m. Sunday school and Stephen E. Forwlg, Intern; through grade 9; 10:45 a.m., "Rather than a solution, and 10:45 o.m.; holydoys, Wednesday at 10 p.m. the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, sex education has now Connors defeated McEnroe to win Wimbiedon and turned back Lendl to Carlson, 9:30 o.m., Sunday Youth Forum. Holy Com­ nursery and senior high win the U.S. Open. 5:30 ond 7:30 o.m. Confes­ school: 10:45 o.m., holiness munion first and third Church (Assem­ pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m., class; 6 p.m.. United Metho­ become a principal cause Bolton sions 4:30 to 5 o.m. blies of God), 400 Buckland alternote worship with com­ -neetlng; 7 p.m., solvation Sunday. Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ dist youth fellowship; 6 p.m., of teenage pregnancy." Depending upon which rankings are used, Connors was either No. I or Second Conoregatlonol 'neeting. Church of Christ, Lydall munion, chapel; workship In S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., adult Bible Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Church, Route 44A. Rev. tafson,.' pastor. 9:30 a.m , sanctuary; 9:45 a.m. church Granted this may re­ No. 2 in the world entering this year’s season of various tour events and Pentecostal and Vernon streets. Eugene Sunday school; 10:30 a.m , study. V David Jarvis, Interim minis­ school, adult forum, Bible flect but an educated major championships. Lack of play and a few more losses during the The Rev. J. Church, 187 Woodbridge St. Brewer and Steve Holt, min­ worship, child-care and Church of Jesus Christ of Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat­ ter. 9:45 o.m., church school, Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ isters. Sunday services: 9 study, nursery; 11 a.m., wor­ Latter Day Saints, 30 Wood- opinion, it addresses an winter eventually brought him down off the top spot in the ratings. urday mossotSp.m.; Sunday grades nursery through 6; 10 nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening ship, nursery. ter. 10 o.m., Sunday school; a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., service of praise and Bible side St. Woyne S. Taylor, issue_ which demands But there is less to prove for the Belleville, III., native. He has won it all, masses at 7:30, 9:15 and II o.m., worship; II o.m., II o.m., morning worship; 6 worship; 6 p.m., worship. L u th e ra n bishop, 9:15 a.m., sacrament O.m. church school grades 7 preaching. consideration. Human o.m., evening worship; 7:30 Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Chur^ (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday sexuaiity cannot be dealt dropped back, and won it all again. Bolton United Methodist through adult, coffee and o.m., biblestudy (Tuesday); study. Nursery provided for Methadlst Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ school and primary; 11:25 " I ’m not going to compete in as many tournaments this year. There are ^Uyeh, 1041 Boston Turn­ fellowship, confirmation Church, 300 Parker st. Ri- tor. 8 o.m., Holv Commun- with responsibiy on a 2 P.m., Ladles' prayer all services. chwd W. Dupee, pastor. 8:45 a.m., priesthood and relief some other things that I would like to do," Connors says. pike. Rev. Morlorle Hlles, doss, junior choir rehearsal. (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's First Church of Christ, l?n- nursery; 9:15 a.m., society. purely bioiogical level as First Congregational ’SiL? woTshlp, Christian growth hour, one might the respiratory What are those things? church orayer (Thursday); 7 p.m., Scientist, 447 N. Main St. adult Bible class, nursery, St. James Church, 896Maln school; 11 o.m., worship Church of Coventry, 1171 youth service (Friday). 10:30 a.m., church service,. nursery; 10:30 a.m., Holv St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- or circulatory systems. sarvicey nursery. Moln St. Rev. Bruce John­ coffee between services; Communion, nursery. "That’s a good question,” Connors smiles. ’T m not sosure I’m going to Presbyterian Church, 43 Sunday school, and care for 10:15 a.m., church school, kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur­ Mere possession of facts say what they are.” St. George’s Episcopol son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; Spruce St. Rev. Richard small children. Church, bank, Rev. Richard A. La- in a vacuum of moral Church# Boston Turnpike. 7:30 o.m., church school In nursery; 5:30to7p.m., lunlor 302 Hackmotack St. Rev. Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., Community Baptist and senior high M Y F; 7:30 to more, team minister. Rev. Judgment is a dangerous Clearly, Connors wants to devote more time to his family. He is Rev. John C. Holliger, vicar. Church Lone House. Nursery worship service, nursery, Church, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ 10a.m .4 Family Eucharist; 1i core provided. 8:30 p.m., lunlor and senior worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday situation. involved in a divorce proceeding with his wife and there has been 7:15 o.m., Sunday school; 7 James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 sacred dance groups. Holv day masses at 4 and 6:30 a.m./ nursery program and o.m., Informal worship. o.m., church school tor oil school; 10:25 a.m., coffee p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, Much concern Is mani­ widespread publicity concerning his attempts to take his son to Europe to coffee fellowship. Communion first Sundoy of and fellowship; li o.m., St. John’s Palish National ages, kindergarten through each month. 9 ,10:30a.m., noonandSp.m. fested over the prolifera­ watch him play tennis this summer. Bolton Congregational Manchester Catholic Church, 23 Golway Grade 4 continuing during tion of knowledge In the Church# Bolton Center Road, Second Congregational I He has surpassed the $3 million career earnings mark so there is less 5t. Rev. Stanley M . Loncolo, the service; 10:30 a.m ., Church, 385 N. Main St. The area of nuclear arma­ of the Green. Rev. R. Stanley Gospel Hall, Center Street. oostor. 10:30o.m., moss. morning worship. Nursery need to post the rich rewards of the Grand Prix tournament earnings list Eaton, Interim minister. 9*30 10 o.m., breaking bread; Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pos- ments. lest it fall into un­ SI. Bartholomew's Church, provided. tor. 10 a.m. worship service Breakfast buffets tested He will compete in the U.S. Open. Wimbledon and other major a.m., worship service. 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 241 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Church of the Nazarene, principled hands. Simi­ ■) '-f- church school; o.m., gospel meeting. and church school; I I a.m., larly. we ought to be con­ tournaments and exhibitions. He also participated in New York in the Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. 236 Main St. Rev. Neale fellowship hour. 10:45 a.m., fellowship; li Full Gospel Interdenomi­ Soturdoy mass at 5 p.m.; McLain, senior pastor; Rev. NEW YORK (U P I) — Several restaurant chains are cerned about the Irres- Masters’ tourney, which features the top players of the game. a.m., forum. national Church, 745 Main St. Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and George Emmitt, minister of Congregqllonol testing the breakfast buffet concept popuiar in hotels Tonsible use of a sterile The conflict for Connors could come in competitive desire, something Rev. Philip P. Soundersi £h“ f^ < 11 Confer S t.. Rev. 11:30 a.m. visitation and outreach. 9:30 for many years. :nowledge of human the flamboyant star has high on his priority list. Can he keep his intensity Sunday, 10:30 a.m,, adult St. Bridget Church, 70 Main a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 USSf* n' ^ '22tls Jr., senior sexuality. Coventry Bible study and Sunday St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan o.m., worship, children's Robert J. Bills, An article in a recent issue of Restaurant Business up, playing a less demanding schedule this year? school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ ond Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, church and nursery; 7 p.m., m ap zin e says the chains are trying to determine if "Marriage should be "I think so. It’s a difficult thing to try to be perfect,” Connors said. Coventry Presbyterian vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., co-postors. Saturday masses evening servlcq^nurserv. rlitf**!,** Sluoson, pastor honored by all, and the ipeclol Bible studies; Wed­ emeritus. 10 a.m., worship rtnr^ will boost sales and customer traffic Church, Route 44A and Trow­ at 5 and 7:M p.m.; Sunday Unitarian Universalist So- ••''Ylce, church school. marriage bed kept pure during the morning meal period. fn r r3#home run of the Milner and Kelly Paris each hit drive in Redus and Milner and, year in his first at-bat for the SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — A college athlete with a tw^run doubles in the fifth inning Football League on ways to prevent injuries, said he " I don't ktiow if.v mi ciin nicasiirclhcvalucof spring more aiui more that athletes who arc c.xposcd to after Paul Householder singled, Expos to extend their winning promising football career takes a bone- crunching hit ^Friday night to trigger a seven-run was "shocked" when he first wtis exposed to the practice." he .said. "I Ihinkihat we in the sports field lengthenc“d seasons have a diminishing level of Paris doubled to score Concepcion streak to five games. Tim Raines on a meaningless April afternoon. uprising that carried the Cincin­ injury rales during spring pnieliee. do things somnelimes just to keep bu.sy." preformanee."------and Householder. Trevino then walked ahead of Vail’s homer and His career h.ings in jeopardy. nati Reds to a 9-0 victory, over the “ The coaches I've talked to about the injury rtites The increasing ecomonic burden as well as thelime But with.all the mounting evidence that there ;ire singled to center for his second hit the Expos added another run off As he was helped from the field it was noticeably say they don't dare slop having spring practice." he it lakes :iway from the classroom have influenced two Pittsburgh Pirates behind the of the inning and Paris scored very few benefits to conducting spring pracliec. w hv loser Steve Carlton, 6-4, on doubles quiet, the few fans scattered in the stands were more said. “ It’s just like the arms race." athletic bodies the Ivy League and the NCAA’s hasn't there been any changes made'.’ five-hit pitching of Mario Soto. when Dale Berra threw the ball bv Al Oliver and Tim Wallach. concerned with catching a few rays than the carnage Garrick said he was surprised by the coaches' Division III schools — to pass rules prohibiting spring "Changes take time." said Steve Morgan, of the The Reds sent 11 batters to the into the third base dugout on the Cubs 8, Braves 6 that was going on below them. attitude since a severe injury in the spring will not practice. NCAA's enforcement division in Shawnee, Kansas plate in the fifth against loser John relay throw home. At Atlanta, Jody Davis ripped a He has become a victim of the system — of college heal by the time fall practice starts in Augu.sl. Harvard football coach Joe Restic says he does not "It all lies in thesentiment of the Division 1 coaches. If Candelaria, 3-5, and scored six The Reds added a run in thesixth tie-breaking homer in the sixth and spring football — a yearly ritual of 20 intensive days of earned runs. “ There is no way a kid can come back that early." see the need for spring practice. they wanted to stop spring practice. I'm sure rules when Gary Redus walked, went to added a solo blast in the eighth intersquad combat that many coaches would like to Soto, 7-2, struck out eight and hesaid. “ Hemay beabletoplay later in theseasonbut ' “ I don't think taking the chance of losing a couple could be passed to stop early enough for next spring ' second on a passed ball and sc o r^ Friday night to power the Chicago see ended. he most likely will not be able to perform up to the players during the spring is worth it," hesaid. “ Our walked two in recording his second on Milner’s single, his third RBI of Cubs to an 8-6 victory over the “ We do it becau.se everyone else does,” said level he is capable." philosophy is to leave our people alone in the spring, Morgan said special elau.ses could be put in the rule shutout and fifth complete gameof the game. Atlanta Braves. University of California head coach Joe Kapp. “ You to allow schools to conduct spring practice under the season. Dave Maggard, University of California's athletic let them do what they want. Whether it be play Expos 7, Phillies 4 With the game tied 6-6 in the have to stay competitive. If no one else did it. I don't director, said the injuries are not going unnoticed. another sport or catch up in the classroom." certain circumstances — like when a new coach lakes Alex Trevino led off the Reds’ At Philadelphia, newly-acquired sixth, Davis belted a 2-1 pitch over think we would." over a team. fifth with a doubleand went to third “ I can see there may be a change in the future,” he Mike Vail hit a two-run homer in the left field fence off loser Rich But what is the price of being competitive in the Hcslic said he felt giving his players a break from Kapp, who took over the California program ;ifter on Soto’s bunt single. After Gary said. “ What we are seeing is an increase in injuries the first inning Friday night and Behenna, 3-3. Davis then-smacked megabucks indusU^ of college sports? the pressures of foolb;ill in the spring made them the 1981 se;ison, .said his first spring was crucial to the Redus walked to load the bases, and with it increasing insurance costs." the Montreal Expos held on to a 2-2 pitch off the left field foul pole For some, like the nameless player mentioned better players in the fall. Golden Bears successful 7-4 campaign last year. Milner doubled to score Trevino defeat Philadelphia 7-4 and hand earlier, it is far too high. Maggard said he would like to sec the NCAA rules "W e find that our players come back with great in the eighth off Gene Garber for "It definitely made a difference," Kapp said. "Wc and Soto and give Cincinnati a 2-0 the Phillies their sixth straight changed to limit the contact during the 20 days of enthusiasm in the fall." he.said. " I don't think it make his sixth homer, making reliever "In my experience, we have discovered that the were able to put in our system and improve I he skills lead. defeat. drills. us any less competitive.” Warren Brusstar, l-l, the winner. injury rate is three and a half times higher in the of the players. It made for a much belter football spring than in the fall," said Dr. James Garrick, a “ I'd personally like to see something like 10 days in sweats and then 10 days of contact." he said. Dr. Ron Smith, a sports psychologist specializing in team.” AL roundup noted sports medicine researcher. “ There is no sports burnout at the University of Washington. However the future goes with the college game. physical carryover from spring football except Maggard said he was also concerned that spring agr(?es with Restic. Garrick, other sports physicans and rnany coaches injuries. Conditioning levels just don’t last that long." football was morcof a make-work project by coaching '.'People need a break from the stresses and strains from around the country agree — time has come to Garrick, who has worked closely with the National staffs than a valuable exercise. of athletics to perform well," hesaid. "W eare finding Manchester championship squad lake a close look al the spring game. 2 The old South Manchester High basketball teamof 1926-27 has been said to be Tudor lowers boom -I n brief- Indy 500 Sunday one of the best— if not the best — in school history. Team members were (l-r) Lakers unhappy bunch Back row: Coach Will Clarke, Clarence LaCoss, Walt Kittle, George Keeney, Al TORONTO (U P I) - John Tudor Boggini, Salve Vendrillo. Front row: Nino Boggini, Bill Dopwd, Ty Holland, allowed one hit — a one- out single According to several of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jim Gorman and Ding Farr. by Dave Collins in the fourth inning never have so few done so little and yet virtually Johncock fails to cash in — to outduel Jim Clancy and lead determined the butcome of a basketball game. the Boston Red Sox to a 2-0 victory The few were referees Darrell Garretson and 8 over the Toronto Blue Jays. John Vanak. The little was personal foul calls INDIAI'Ia p o l IS— The endorse­ Nevertheless. Johncock will be cock replies: "How do you plan The victory improved the first- against the Philadelphia 76ers in their 10393 ments and publicity that usually in there pitching Sunday along race strategy? How do you know Manchester roared in 20’s place Red Sox’ lead over Toronto to victory over the Lakers Thursday night. The become by-products of a champion with Mears, surprise pole-sitter the exact fuel mileage you can get two full games. The Sox are 25-17, Lakers shot five free throws the entire game. have failed to materialize fully for Teo Fabi, a rookie, and all the rest. out of the car? How do you know while the Blue Jays are now 23-19, None in the entiresecond half. “ I ’m convinced the 1982 Indianapolis 500 mile cham­ Johncock has been in the back­ how fast you can run? As far as I 'm strolling down memory lane in sports, Tudor, 3-2, retired the first 10 league just doesn't want us to win it again," said pion Gordon Johnc-ock. ground this month because his car concerned strategy is planned as Manchester old-timers often point to the 1926-27 batters he faced before surrender­ one member of the defending NBA championship The quiet, affable driver, who failed to achieve a 200- mile you go along, lap by lap while the basketball team that represented South Man­ ing Collins’ line drive to left field. team, who for reasons of the wallet-type did not won his first Indy classic in 1973. qualifying average and he isn't race is in progress." chester High School, better known today as Herald He followed by walking Barry want to be identified. The Lakers, who host the reveals that he's been contacted by sure there will be much improve­ Having rookie Teo Fabi on the Manchester High, as an ecjual to any ever Bonnell but then got the next 16 76ers in Game 3 Sunday afternoon at The Forum, an airlines in his home state of ment in Sunday's race. pole won't affect any game plan produced in the school’s long history. A ngle batters in order. Tudor struck out made three of their five free throws. Michigan about to launch opera­ “ We've ruined three cars herein Johncock might have. He feels Nino Boggini, 73, now a successful Manchester eight and walked two. tions and a situation with a Detroit May trying to get the right car Fabi has a lot of experience from businessman, took a look back — 55 years to be Earl Yost, Clancy, 4-3, allowed a run in the UPI photo auto manufacturer is being working," explains Johncock. Formula One and Can-Am racing. exact — and recalled the feats of the Red and Sports Editor third inning on a double by Gary GHO on CBS TV in ’84 worked out. But there's none of the "Speedwise, we're lucky to reach "H e's had high speed expe­ White five which, under the coaching of Will Allenson and a single by Glenn LAKER’S PAT RILEY hoopla that followed Rick Mears' our present stage. We didn't have rience. If Fabi had come from Ted May, tournament chairman of the 1983 Clarke, wound up as co-winner of its first Central Hoffman and was touched for a 1979 victory. much time to dial in before Super Vees it definitely would have Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open, ...hopes for better shake Connecticut Interscholastic League title. solo homer by Jim Rice, his 10th, in Johncock admits he hasn't be­ qualifying our car. bothered me. He’s pretty cool, I announced the GHO is officially part of a new The six-school loop was formed that year and the ninth inning. Rice now has 34 come the household name like " I think I would feel a little more dont foresee any problems at the five-year national contract between the PGA Beckwith 6-t, 6-2; Lammev-Donovan (M ) won bv included Meriden, Middletown, East Hartford RBI for the season. tprtelt; AAoningas-MIrable (EC)- det. Johnson- Mears and is a bit peeved because comfortable if I had run 200 in start of the race." Bristol and Windham of Willimantic. Tour and the CBS television network. The Prlgnano 6-2, 6-2; Marks-Price (E C ) det. Kennard- he never received the recognition the way, were Boggini, Bill Dowd, captain Ty Toronto mounted its only threat Young 8-3. qualifying. It means that you could All johnemek wants is perfect "W e tied with Tommy Monahan s Bristol High Holland, Jim Gorman and Ding Farr. Boggini in the ninth when Collins walked contract will take effect in 1984 and will continue deserving of a champion, run 200 in some point of the race through 1988. weather for race'day. Stiff winds team for the title,” Boggini said. The two schools was the only underclassman on the team. with two out and stole second. But "I'm going to have to say that and you’ re much more capable of might hamper some drivers and spill 8 pair of regular season games. Boggini went on to New York University and Bonnell flew out to center to end Annnouncement forthcoming Roger Penske has'a lot to do with running constant 198's at race cars. Such a situation occurred “ During the regular season, we won 15 of 17 played both baseball (as a catcher) and the game. All-time payoff Mears being in the spotlight." says speed. That's more than I will be earlier this month when a suduen gam ^. We qualified for the state tournament in basketball with the Violets as a freshman but had The long awaited announcement of formation Johncock. "A s soon as Pennzoil going. It'll be easier for the other gust pushed veteran driver Johnny New Haven, the eight best teams in the state, beat to give up both sports because of illness. One of his Yankees 4, A ’s 2 An all-time Hartford Frontpn quinella payoff of a new athletic interscholastic league, dubbed hooked up with Penske. you begun drivers than for me. Rutherford into the wall and he Bridgeport Central. 19-18, but lost to Bristol in the hoop teammates at NYU was Joe “Sugar” At New York, Graig Nettles’ record was set Wednesday night. Nine lucky the Central Connecticut Conference (CCC). will seeing Mears in television ads. “ Still, if you remember last year suffered fractures of both legs. semifinals, 14-13. They led at halftime and then Hugret, who helped Bristol High whip Manches­ three-run homer in- the seventh UPI photo bettors held winning 7-8 quinella tickets on the That really upset me because STP the best I ran was a 203 and Mears “ However, if a car is set up the stalled most of the second half. be Wednesday morning at the Austin Arts Center ter in the state tourney. Hugret, a big, rugged inning enabled the New York DAVE WINFIELD MUGS CATCHER MIKE HEATH evening's 12th game, with each receiving$480.60. on the Trinity College campus in Hartford. ■hasn't done anything for me. We had a 207 in qualifying. But when it way you want, it takes a pretty “ Bristol went on to win the title. M basketball center and a great college and pro Yankees to snap a three- game There, word of realignment of the Central win the greatest race any place came down to the race we were strong gust of wind to pul you out of “ The biggest and most memorable game of ...after knockdown pitch in Yanks-A's game football player, was later a resident of losing streak Friday night with a Connecticut Interscholastic League (CCIJ,). and what do they do with it? , working as well. From about lap control and make you get into that season took place after the tournament. NHL draft June 8 Manchester. 4-2 triumph over the Oakland A ’s. Central Valley Conference (CVC), Capitol Nothing. 155,1 was working as even or better trouble,” Johncock emphasizes. Fitchburg, Mass..High won the New Englands Hank Greenberg, who became a Hall-of-Famer Nettles hit a 1-2 pitch off Mike . and started towards the mound at Tom Tellmann, 3-1, and gave the The 1983 National Hockey League draft will be District Conference (CDC) and Colonial Confer­ "It's hurt me. it's hurt them. It than Rick. We'll be working on the " I f you have a car that isn't played at Tufts and went out to Chicago and won in baseball, was another of Boggini’s teammates Norris, 4-5, following a walk to pitcher Norris. Both umpire Dar­ held Wednesday. June 8 at the Forum in definitely hurt me and I'm really car all through Sunday’s race. As properly set up and you’ re making the Nationai High SchooJ Tournament. Mariners their sixth victory in nine ence (CC) will take place. Manchester will be in a with the NYU frosh baseball team. Oscar Gamble and a single by ryl Cousins and catcher Mike games. Montreal. The Hartford Whalers hold three of the division along with East Hartford, Enfield, unhappy about the situation. you know, when you’re running500 changes here and there, it's very- “ A game was scheduled against Fitchburg at “ NYU was at the top of the heap at the time in Butch Wynegar. Heath stepped in front of Winfield top 23 draft selections, including the No. 2 pick Fermi, Hartford Public. Rockville. South Wind­ Maybe it's up to my car owner Pal miles, you can make the adjust­ bad to try and gel the car working me East Side Rec, which was our home court The Angels 5, Indians 4 sports. Our football team played its home games Ron Guidry, 6-3, allowed five and Winfield pointed a finger in overall behind the Minnesota North Stars. sor and Windham. Division I will consist of Patrick. Who knows? This may be ments. You have the tim e." properly because you nc\ cr know Rec floor was a distinct advantage for our team At Cleveland, Bob Boone singled in Yankee Stadium under coach Chick Meehan hits, walked three and struck out Heath’s face and threw a couple of home rookie Darryl Sconiers from Bloomfield, Conard, Glastonbury. Hall. Sims­ more personal for me than him." Asked about race plans, John- what's happening. " and we won, 27-24. There were mesh curtains on and our basketball teams, under Howard Cann, eight in 7 1-3 innings before being punches at the Oakland catcher. A bury, Weaver, Wethersfield and Windsor. the sides in front of the bleachers which were third base with one out in the 12th were nationally recognized. relieved by RichGossage..Gossage Umpire Cousinsejected Winfield East tops MHS netters Division III will have Bulkeley. Bristol Central, playable, and a race track rimmed the court inning Friday night to lift Califor­ “ There was an oddity at Yale when we played finished up to record his seventh ■but allowed Heath to remain in the Bristol Eastern, Maloney. New Britain. Newing­ which hampered Fitchburg, ” Boggini said nia to a 5-4 victory over the Manchester High boys' tennis team wound up Bristol,” Boggini went on. “ When we arrived on save. game, which caused Yankee man­ ton, Platt and Southington as members. The CCC ■‘We had over a thousand people in the gym Cleveland Indians and extend the its regular season Friday afternoon by succumb­ Hot Bean baking Memorial; campus, we were assigned room no. 13. Bristol Oakland took a 2-0 lead in the ager Billy Martin to play the game will begin operation in the fall of 1984-85. They stopped the sale of tickets long before the Angels’ wining streak to five ing to crosstown East Catholic, 6-1, at the had room no. 14 ... and that was the final score of first inning. Rickey Henderson led under protest. games. game was slated to start. our game.” off with a walk and stole second. Manchester Racquet Club. “ We played team basketball, no individual Tigers 7, Twins 4 The loss leaves the Silk Towners with a final 6-5 Boggini is founder and president of the N. Mike Davis struck out, but Bill Mariners 7, Brewers 5 St. Bernard Joins H C C p^lay and that was the difference. Individually At Detroit, Glenn Wilson’s mark. Next action will be the state tournament Charles Boggini Co., which specializes in Almon singled to score Henderson. At Milwaukee, Julio Cruz lined a Crenshaw down two shots Fitchburg had better players. They led 7-4 at the seventh-inning groundnut deli­ upcoming next week. St. Bernard has been readmitted to the manufacturing beverage flavor extracts. He’s After Almon was caught stealing, two-out single to left field to key a Y Hartford County Conference (HCC). it has been quarter and 13-10 at halftime. Jeff Burroughs lined his fourth vered Enos Cabell from third base Craig Stearns, John Dean, Mike Hovanec and still active in sports, getting out to play golf four-run ninth inning and Steve announced by East Catholic Athletic Director “ We came back strong in the second half homer of the year into the lower with the tie-breaking run and Chet Rich Gallagher swept the singles for East. The DUBLIN. Ohio (U P I)- matched the day's best back,” said Bean. " I f s in several times each week. Prominently displayed Henderson had three doubles and Tom Malin. St. Bernard, which previously was a good rounds here and gained the lead and held on to the final whistle in his office is a plaque noting the goal of every left field stands. Lemon followed one out later with lone point was garnered for Manchester by the Andy Bean, crediting a score of 67, Peter Ja­ my bag and it's going to four RBI Friday night to lead the member of the HCC, dropped out and went that's all I want to do." Boggini recalled with pride. In the bottom of the first inning an RBI double Friday night to give tandem of Dave Lammey and Joe Donovan in borrowed putter and re­ cobsen (69) and Wadkins stay there." golfer — a hole-in-one he achieved several years Seattle Mariners to a 7-5 victory independent. It, however, reapplied earlier this Crenshaw started the The Manchester starters, who played most.of ago. with two men out, Dave Winfield, the Detroit Tigers a 7-4 victory doubles by forfeit. newed confidence, fired a (72). Bean said the notor­ over the Milwaukee Brewers. month and was voted back into the HCC. It will day with a bogey but the Yankees left fielder, objected over the Minnesota ’Twins in the Results; Stearns (E C ) det. Lammey 7-5, 6-1; Dean five-under-par 67 Friday Two other former Mem­ iously fast greens at the Cruz’ first game-winning RBI of (E C ) del. Donovan 6-7, 6-7, 6-4; Hovanec (E C ) det. begin full scheduling probably in the spring of promptly moved back to to a brushback pitch under his chin first game of a twi-night double- to grab a two-shot lead orial champions also 7.116-yard Muirfield Vil­ ------the season came wiioff iuaini51losing reliever ciHjvcr neaaer.header. Rondv Dumos 6-0, 641; Gallagher (E C ) det. Brian 1984, Malin said. six under par with birdies over Ben Crenshaw after moved into contention lage Golf Club course are on the second and third \ the second round of the with good seexmd rounds. hardening and getting holes, both par 4s. and he $400,000 Memorial Tom Watson, the 1979 even more slick. then recorded 15 straight Tournament. winner, stood at 4-under- “ When you get aggres­ pars. Former sweethearts are enjoying France The Georgia native, par with a second day 67 sive out here on these "It was a dull round Young secures LPGA lead whose last PGA tour win and Ray Floyd, last year's greens, that’s when you after No. 3," said Cren­ came in the 1982 Doral winner, shot a 69 and was get in trouble." he said. shaw. laughing. " I was as By M orley AAyers Open, had carded a 69 the at 3 under par. On court, Gildemeister looked as up.” "They are drying out and .steady as Tom lyite." UPI Sports Writer comfortably, beating Bolivian Ma­ CORNING, N.Y. (U P I) - Kathy “ I havetolearntoslowdown. but opening day and was two Bean said his caddy, if he was in need of protection as rio Martinez, 6-0, 6-2, 3-6, 6-0. Young shook off several distrac­ After 12 holes. Young was 8- I hate to think what they'll I like my position. " added Young, shots behind co-leaders Wayne Beck, gave him a be like on Sunday." Connors raced through the first Lendl’s fourth-round opponent is tions Friday en route to shooting a under-par for the tournament, but PARIS (U PI) — One-time swee­ whose best finish in her six-year Crenshaw and Lanny putter last Sunday that Bean said he is confi­ two sets of his third round match in 12th-seeded American Brian Gottf­ 4-under-par 68, to grab the second she then bogeyed the 13th, 14th and thearts Jimmy Connors and Chris devastating style. career was a fifth place tie in last Wadkins, has helped worked magic dent of his game and Evert Lloyd, both chasing differ­ ried, who came from behind to beat round lead of jhe $150,000 LPGA 15th holes, to me back to year’s LPG A championship. "It But Bean scored a 32 on the greens. CARPET RETAIL SALES The Wimbledon and U.S. Open Sweden’s Magnus Tideman. 3-6 S-under-par. Young pared the last believes the difficulty of Excellent income op­ ent ambitions, followed each other ' Corning Classic being played at the feels good to be up there again." with five birdies and one The 6-4, 210-pound Bean champion, who made his first 6-3, 64), 6-0. three holes to finish at 5-under-par the course will make it portunity and growth on center court Friday to clear Corning Country Club. All alone in second place at 4- bogey on the front side said the putter is similiar attempt at this unofficial world The only other major title Young, who stands at 5-under- for the tournament. tough for competitors to potential. Experience their third round hurdles for a clay championship crown 10 years under-par 140 is Patty Sheehan, Friday and he birdied the to what he has always catch him if he continues contender in men’s action Friday par 139 so far in this the fifth Young explained that when she preferred. Call Mel place in the last 16 of the $1 1 ago, started off like a man in a who shot a 2-under-par 70, her first two holes on the back used except it is at least to play well. million French Open tennis cham­ was sixth-seeded Frenchman Yan­ . annual, 72-hole tournament, tied started to hit her tee shot on the second 70 in two days. Tischler at 686-4961 hurry before losing concentration nine enroute to a 35. Jwo inches shorter than "W e've got twodaysleft for interview appoint­ pionships. nick Noah, a 7- 5, 7-6, 6-2 winner the course record for the front nine 13th hole, she was distracted by There’s a two-way tie for third in the third set. But any hopes finishing 36 holes at eight his previous clubs. and if I can keep it under ment. All replies held Connors, now estranged from his over American Pat Dupre. by shooting a 5-under-par 31. On some spectator applause from place between Cindy Hill and Gildemeister had of mounting a under par. ''I hope Wayne knows 70 I'll be happy,” he said. in confidence. wife Patti, outgunned Chilean the back nine, she was 1-over-par another hole. She pushed the shot Valerie Skinner. Hill shot a I- Crenshaw shot a 1- serious challenge were killed off in Second-seeded American John he’s not going to get it “ It's hard to shoot four CARPET FACTORY OUTLET Hans Gildemeister. 6-3,6-1,5-7,6-1, 37. right, into the trees, and took a under-par 71 and stands at 3- under 71 to go with his the fourth set when the 30-year-old McEnroe goes into third round in pursuit of the only grand slam “ It was very thrilling," said the bogey. under-par 141 for the tournament, opening 67 and was alone 2 American left-hander switched action Friday, along with reigning title to have eluded him, while back into gear. 28-year-old Portland, Ore., resi­ On the 14th hole. Young hit a while Skinner fired a 4-under-par at 6-under-par 138. champion Wilander. dent. who had seven birdies and perfect tee shot, but didn’t concen­ 68 in the second round. Evert, married to British Davis Producing all the shots in the At5-under-par, three off three bogeys. “ I had chills up and trate and pulled a 5-iron left into Cupper John Lloyd, outclassed book, and throwing in others which The third round is scheduled to the pace, going intoSatur- In the women’.sevent. Evert took down my body at some times the trees, taking another bogey. On Australian Evonne Goolagong have yet to be included, Connors tee off at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, with day's third round were Jawley, 6-2. 6-2, in her bid to only 77 minutes for her 6-2. 6-2 (during the round). I'm easily the 15th, she hit a sand bunker on HUGHIE'S ^SUMMER^ blitzed his bewildered opponent. In the final round slated for Sunday. 1980 Memorial champion victory over Goolagong with the excitable and my heart speeds her tee shot and bogeyed. First prize is $22.!500. recapture the women's title she one stretch Connors reeled off 15 David Graham, who has won four limes. Australian obviously not macth WEIGHT ROOM, INC. Aug. successive points, bursting into a tight following injuries and two While the two Americans were 4-1 lead with three love games and entertaining the fans with their retirements. Little League 8 going up 40-0 on Gildemeister's ^ \ stroke play. French police were serve in the next. The two are long-time adver^sar- laying on security for the Swedes, Connors went on to complete his ies and their clashes are usually " Amtrlcon Form SPECIAL including defending champion victory in 2 hours 15 minutes and close affairs. This time, however, ' ~ Behind the one-hit, 13strlkeout performance of Joe ^5 0 ,0 0 0 Mats Wilander, following kidnap had no complaints about the way Evert was never under pressure. L Garrison, Modern Janitorial blanked Eighth District, 104), threats from an Armenian terror­ - at Valiev Street Field. Garrison, Matt Ryan, Nick Kolfos, he had adapted to theslow surface. ” and Brett Bittner each had two hits for 74) Modern. Kevin — 2 for 1 — ist group. Tournament Director Duckett had the lone hit for 4-2 District. CONNECTICUT “ I am playing much better on Christian Duxin said the French “ Evonne hasn’t playec) much clay now,” he said. “ I am not 3 months only interior ministry had been con­ tennis never the last few years;ahd □ NAUTILUS trying to go so close to the lines I tacted regarding the threat and is needs a lot more matches,” Evert am happy to keep the ball in play Radio, TV □ UNIVERSAL taking care of it from now on. said. ” I am amazed she can run >ERBY and I don’t mind hitting 15 to 20 around on court as much as she All the Swedish contingent- balls before winning a point.” □ SCORPIO MACHINES players, coaches and trainers— does, especially after having had SATURDAY Connors is determined to land are under police protection, Duxin two children.” 1-3S 5 * * * ''*• ®'‘’* ■*“YS, Channels 22, 30, 38, W TIC SPECIAL MEMORIAL DAY the French Open before he retires ■3:30 Pro bowing: Denver Open, Channel 8 □ LIFTING PLATFORM ^60.00 said. 4 Dodgers vs. Glonts, Channel 30 which is why he changed his mind Andrea Jaeger, seeded third, MATINEE A spokesman at the Swedish 4:30 Memorial Golf Tournoment, Channel 3 about returning to Paris after also made the last 16, but was ? ?.“cI * o ? r B^rblck vs. S.T. Gordon, Chonnel 8 □ 6 YORK OLYMPIC SETS That’s right, you embassy confirmed a player had MONDAY— MAY 30 saying he felt he was too old to play taken the full distance before 5 U.S.-U.S.S.R Gymnastics, Channel 8 received a telephone call saying 8 Yankees vs. A's, Channels 3,11, WPOP □ SHOWERS on European clay. beating South African Beverly 10 Mets vs. Padres, Channel 9, W IN F and a friend can one of theSwedes at Roland Garros “ This is the only grand slam title Mould, 6-0, 3-6, 6-2. Midnight Teom America vs. Dynamo Minsk soccer would be kidnapped in an ex­ (taped), ESPN □ LOCKERS I have not won and I would like to work out this sum- change for an Armenian terrorist have this title before I quit. There Hana Mandlikova. the eighth- SUNDAY ROUND4 being tried on drug charges in □ SUPPLEMENTS IS an open space in my records ’’ he seeded Czechoslovak who won the 1 Memorial Golf Tournoment, Channel 3 Stockholm. 1:30 Red Sox vs. Blue Jays, Channels 22, 38, W TIC 1:00 PM POST-TIME ^ mer for oniy $60.00 said. title two years ago, powered her ^ •4V... • • 3 French Open Tennis, Channel n Swedish Davis Cup coach Hans way to a 6-0, 6-1 victory over 3:30 76ers vs. Lokers, Channel 3 Olssen commented: "W e called Third-seeded Czechoslovak Ivan American Anne White, while 10th- 4 Yankees vs. A's, Channel 11, WPOP 4 Mets vs. Padres, Channel 9, W INF the police and contacted the Lendl, who is seeded to clash with seeded Hungarian Andrea Temes- UPI Photo' CALL OR VISIT US AT Swedish embassy. It is in their 5 Bruce Jenner Track and Field (toped), Channel 30 Connors in the semis, also came vari outgunned Yvona Brzakova of 1 Tennis, (taped), USA Cable hands." through the third round fairly brings back s o m e lyiEMORlES f’o'lno (taped), SportsChannel Czechoslovakia. 6-0. 6-3, 9 Indy 500 (taped). Channels 8,40 CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD 205 Hartford Rd., Manchester 643-2749 ^„with French Open victory over Evonne Goolagong-Cawley In Conn 11800)932-1159. Direcl Plainfield line 564 2148. O ul of Stale 1 (800)243 0114 IK MANniKSTKH UKUALD. May 28. 1983 jHANCHKSTKR HERALD, Saturday, May 28, 1983 - 19 BUSINESS /Classified TAG SALE SIGNS Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to announce'’it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your In Brief Creative ways to pay for college ad you’ll receive ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald.

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Worth MIsc. for Sole plements to, not replacements for, the G uarantee ' Roommates Wanted 48 Services Ottered SI Roofina/Siding 54 M Isc for Sole 63 MIsc. for Sole 63 63 Tag Sales 69 Cors/Truefcs for Sale 71 Hartford Office. The well-publicized cutbacks in several federal and Sylvia Porter Student Loan and other programs. Otherwise, stu­ Ms. Avery joined state aid programs have terrified thousands of pros­ dents will be entering the job market burdened with ' State Bank in. 1979 as pective students and parents. Meanwhile, tuition and debts from many loan sources — each with its own FEMALE ROOMATE licensed FORD PICK-UP Stand­ Assistant Manager board fees continue to rise — an average of 12 percent Bl DWELL HOME Im­ TH R E E SUITS-40 R. 2 MEDIUM SIZE DOG OIL TANK ASSEMBLY- conditions and payment schedules. needed June 1st. Share ELECTRICIAN-AII types provement Company — new. One all-weather Installatlon plumbing In­ ard. '1967. F-100 engine. in 1982. This current academic year, total costs aver­ for specific students. If an alumnus couldn’t contrib­ HOU SE-$11.00.649-0832 or of the Financial A real possibility is that the programs will be used house in Glastonbury. of electrical work. Free Roofing, siding, altera­ coat. Like new. Less than 1-669-3258. cluded. 275 gallons. Solid $395. Call 525-4706. Plaza Office. Soon aged about $7,500 for private four-year colleges, and ute the full amount, group contributions were soli­ as recruitingtactics. Schools thatean’torw on’testab- $160plus FORMICA VANITY TO P One year old neutered TAG SALE-Household sales of $41,2 million in fiscal 1982, which ended school officials, worked out a plan whereby alumni ars experience will clean PAIN TIN G- Commercial Good condition. $50.00. saki. Low mileage. Mint President Reagan, and thou.sands Leaders such us President Rea­ interpreter or the shape of confer- w Son, 649 Main Street, and lavatory. 22” X 48” . male beagle. Purebred, goods, toys, new motor­ June 20 last year. were encouraged to donate $1,250 — the estimated your house or apartment. & Residential. Quality Call 646-7691. condition. Must sell. of other people from around the gan, and Prime Ministers Mar­ ence tables, will be answered Weekly or bi-weekly, or craftsmanshipr Texture 643-2171. assembled. Call anytime no papers. 871-2356. cycle parts. 27 Philip Rd. short-fall caused by cutbacks in federal and state aid world. Moving. No reasonable garet Thatcher of Britain. -Fran- quickly by pressing a few compu- one time cleaning. A celling specialist. House day or night. $75.00. 646- 1982 BO LEN S 14 HP 10 am. — on a one-time basis. The sum would be earmarked La rry Eastland, direetor of the coise Mitterand of France and 4706. BOARDING- offer refused. Call Norm ter buttons. person you can trust with power washing. Free esti­ TW IN M A P LE BED with TR ACTO R .w ith mower, at 643-9940 after 6pm. excellent references! For mates. 646-4879. clean sturdy mattress Glastonburv Equestrian TA G SALE- Toys, clo­ fertilizer spreader and Center. $150 to $185 per more Information, 646- and box soring., plus ROTOR TV ANTENNA alreator. Only 60 hours on thing, books, household, BULTOCO 360- 1976. 7971. sheets. $69.00. 646-1617. plus box, cabling, etc.- ^ month, includes daily miscellaneous. Saturday it. Used one season. Sells turnouts and use of large Good condition. Needs Bullding/Contracting 53 Good condition. $35.00 for over $4000 new, $2595. May 28th, 9am to 4pm. 151 malor tune-up. $300. Call HOTPOINT REFRIGER­ Call 643-6463. Indoor ring, and much, Birch Street, Manches­ CAM Ed or Dan. 649-2947 much more! 633-4665. 643-2573. Services Ottered 51 ATOR In good running or 646-9892. ter. Raindate June 4. ROBERT E. JARVIS condition. S30.00. Tele­ WHITE BATHROOM 1977 YAM AH A 400 En­ .643-2711 BU ILDING — Remodel­ phone 649-9203. SINK, chrome legs and DESK — Kneehole. 6 FREE-Part Siamese kit­ TAG SALE-Moivingmust dure. New parts. Excel­ ClassifiedBusiness Opportunities .. .22 __ LAWNMOWERS re­ Sfore/Office Space ...... 44 Notices Household Goods...... 62 ing Speclollst. Additions, faucets. $20.00. Call 649- drawer. Maple. Student. sell. New and used Items. lent running condition. Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 For advertisemenfs to be paired. Free pick up and tens. 8 weeks old. Call MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 ‘ Rates garages, rooting, siding, O N E MAPLE ARM 0468. Call 643-0800. 643-7519. Size 12-14 clothes. Brews­ $475. 647-8958. Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ______64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the dead­ delivery. 10 % Senior kitchens, bathrooms, re­ CHAIR — Two antique ter Street, Coventry. Sat­ Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. Discount. Free esti­ placement windows- oak chairs. RefInished DARK PINE DOUBLE urday May 28th. P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day mates. Economy Lawn- T W O SETS LARGE RIDING LESSONS- 1982 SUZUKI -P E 175 Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 /doors. 643-6712.______and reupholstered. Call BED with box spring and WESTERN Truck Mir­ Enduro. Excellent condi­ Per W o rd : nrwwer, 647-3660. Glastonbury Equestrian TAG SALE-Saturday 10 Auctions...... 04 Recreational Items ...... 67 647-9833, 5 to 6pm. mattress. Good condi­ rors. Also, Utica Boiler, tion. Asking $1150. 649- Real Estate 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad DUMAS ELECTRIC- tion. $65.00. Call 649-6176 Center now offering Rid­ to 4. Household, clothes, Antiques...... 6 8 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« BLACKWELL LANDS­ Carling Burner. 16 years ing Lessons on a daily 5022. Homes for Sale...... 31 Services Need a small or large ' GAS RANCE-30” Avo­ after 6pm. oldf $150 or best offer. (regular, Gl, square Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« Classified advertisements CAPING Provides affor­ repair, additional wiring, basis for children and dance). Small electrical Financial Condominiums...... 32 are taken by telephone as a cado. 4 burner. Bottle 649-9383. Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c dable service for or Improvements? If you gas. Can be converted. SOLID STATE EMER­ adults, beginners thru ad­ appliances, recliner aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience. Go rden/Lawn/Sh- vanced. Rates start at $10 Mortgages...... 11 Happy Ads: need electrical work Very good condition. SON stereophonic sys­ E IG H T OAK DINING chair. 13 Luclen Street. Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Confracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald is rubbery care and general done, and you are not $90.00. Call mornings 649- tem with plug for per hour. 633-4665. Auto Services 74 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ yard clean up. Call 644- CHAIRS- Early 1900. Insurance...... 13 Roofing/Siding...... 54 sure of whom to call or 2558. earphones. 2 speakers Some caned. $99.00. 643- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plum bing...... 55 Automotive rect Insertion and then only 1686. how much to pay, call $50.00. Call 647-1203. GLASTONBURY aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Deadlines 1938, keep trying. EQUESTRIAN CENTER- F lo o rin g ...... 56 for the size of the original me, Joseph Dumas at 0------STONE DAMAGED Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 ODD JOBS, Trucking. Summer Riding Camps Wonted to Buy 70 Income Tax Service ...... S 7 For classified advertise­ Insertion. 646-5253. Fully licensed. A IR CONOITIONER- WINDSHIELD ? Repair Employment Rentals Motorcycles/BIcycles___ 72 ments to be published Tues­ Home repairs. You name Insured. 21 Years of For Sale COLLECTORS for children. $95 for one It! Don’t replace It. Fully Services Wanfed...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 E rro rs which do not lessen it, we do It. Free esti­ Heavy duty. Running. week. Phone for details, Rooms for Rent ...... 41 day through Saturday, the Experience! CAMERA-Welmy 6. Uses $40.00. Coleco Air Hockey guaranteed at a fraction & Education Auto Services...... 74 the value of the advertisement mates. Insured. 643-0304. 633-4665. 1967 FORD ECONOLINE of the cost of replace­ Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale deadline is noon on the day 120 film, 1-25, 1-200. 4.5 Table. Good condition. Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 75 will not be corrected by an LEON CIESZYNSKI Terlonor folding type. VAN- 6 cylinder, stand­ ment. Most Insurance, Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Renf ...... 43 before publication. additional insertion. M Isc for Sole 63 $25.00. Pair Holly Bushes, ard transmission. Body Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 RICHARDSON BUILOER — New homes, $25.00. Call 643-4468. Tog Sales 69 companies will waive MASONRY-all types. additions, remodeling, six feet dig. $30.00. Call very good. New brakes, 649-4649. your glass deductibleand New or repairs. Free rec rooms, garages, kit­ INTERNATIONAL 140 exhaust, front end. 649- pay the entire cost ot the estimates. B. Richardson chens remodeled, ceil­ Tractor with front pay 5110. repair. Call the GLASS Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 742-7437. ings, bath tile, dormers, LAW N M OW ER — TAKING A RIDE Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Condominiums loader. $3500. Call Steve DR. at NOVUS M ETRO. 22 Apartments for Rent 42 Homes for Rent roofing. Residential or Craftsman 20-inch rotary THROUGHOUT THE 646-3256. 43 at 646-6953 any time. with bog catcher. Just BEAUTIFUL S C U L P ­ commercial. 649-4291.' ALUMINUM SHEETS COUNTRY THIS SUN­ Automotive PROFESSIONAL COU­ TURED NAILS- used as printing plates — TR A ILER HITCH to fit completely tuned. $85. DAY? Stop into the East­ Lost/Found • HOUSECLEANING-part SUMMER EMPLOY­ Call 643-6832. 01 PLE seeks mature col­ time and full time posi­ MANCHESTER-2 bed­ EAST HARTFORD-One Professionally done In DESIGN KITCHENS by .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50« Ford Pinto. Reese. 2,000 ern Conn. Flea Market at MIsc. Automotive 76 SEARS ROEBUCK S CO. M E N T : Resident Girl rooms, 2 baths. Fully FOUR ROOM HOUSE- the Mansfield Drive In lege age person to care Mondinttr Porkodi tions avialble. Must have Scout Camp (One hour bedroom, wall to wall the privacy of my home J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone pound capacity. Call 649- appllanced Condo with carpeting. Available Im­ Coventry Lake area. n7S' 27 SET ENCYCLOPEDIA Theatre, (Jet. 31 8. 32 fbr two young children In own transportatlon.Flex- from Hartford). Seeking per month plus utilities.' ot a price you can afford. vanities, formica, Wilson 643-2711. They M UST be 1944. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 LOST-10 .month old our home. 647-8077. CARPET SALESPERSON Ible hours. Apply in per­ all the amenities. At Mill- mediately. With or with­ By appointment only. art, Corlon counter tops, Including updates Mansfield) Plovaround PAIR OF AVALON G-60 Unit Leaders. June 19th Security deposit. Coll 646-" picked up before 11:00 through 1979. Like new, Orange Tiger cot. Real son, Monday thru Friday, bridge Hollow. Excellent out garage. 289-1055 or Call 872-1888. kitchen cabinet fronts, a.m. only.. FOR SALE-Four auto­ for the kids. 100 dealers tires. Mounted on tSX8 HOME APPUANCE SALESPERSON to August 21sf. 21 or over. 2972 after 4pm. $40. 649-8190. for you! Every Sunday bushy tail. Grandview LPN or Medical Assist­ Delta Services, 540 C, Call 203-249-2495. setting and location. 649-1248. complete woodworking matic washers. $70.00 for Chrysler rims. Excellent Salary Plus Commiaaion $53,900. 646-7693 1 to 3pm 9am to 3pm. (Seller set up GOVERNMENT SUR­ Street area. Name ” ant wanted for after­ North Main Street, YOU GROW IT-I'll mow service, custom made all. Two chain saws. One PLUS CARS AND condition. $99.00. Call 644- Hilda” . Wearing white Parltima PoaKion or otter 6pm. MANCHESTER-Very S A FE TY POOL LADDER 8am) Spaces available, noons tor Rockville Manchester. PART TIM E SALES It. Average lawn $10.00. furniture, colonial repro­ gas, one electric. Both TRUCKS listed for $42,064 8217. flea collar. 647-1150. Specialist's office. Send Raquirea FleRiMa Schadula Nice four room apart­ Call Peter 643-7331. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ tour months old. Call with detachable steps for n o reservation HELP-VIdeo and T.V. Store/Otfice Space above around pool. Good sold tor $451. More avail­ resume and references to JO ANN FABRICS will ment. Fully appllanced ties of hardwood and 649-6792. necessary. STATION WAGON A l^ Apply Paraonnal Dept. Evenings and Saturdays. kitchen. Hardwood HOUSECLEANING done QUALITY HARDWOOD- condition. $20.00. 649- able. 203-748-6996 ext 413. Box E c/o The Herald. soon open another beau­ Must have knowledge of veneers NOW IN STOCK. SCOOP-4” X 50” . $15.1 Tuaa, Wad, Thura, Sat floors, heat and hot water by experienced Individ­ Call 649-9658. Cut, split. $65.00. Two 7625. TAG SALE-Three fami­ 643-5873. Personals tiful store in Vernon, Video equipment. Home LARGE BOX OF OLD MUSTANG -1977 Hatch­ 02 C A R WASH 1-3 pm Included. $450. 649-4003. ual. Weekly or bi-weekly. cord minimum. Small de­ CLASSICAL BOOK and lies. Sunday May 29th. Conn. If you sew, have a hobbyist considered. Call Rentals Excellent references. 742- livery charge. Call 649- back, 6 cylinder, auto­ ATTEN D ANTS-Full and flair for fashion and en­ FARRAND REMODEL­ sheet music for piano. $60 METAL PATIO chair 10:00 to 3:30. 169 Main FOR SALE: Alternator, Equ*l Opportunity Empkiytr for an appointment, Al FOR RENT 1831 anytime. matic, light blue, part time. See Andrea at: joy meeting people, then BOLTON APARTMENT 5259. ING — Cabinets, roofing, or best after. 649-8867. with chaise. New cu­ Street, Manchester. Dou­ $25.00. Starter $25.00. Fits Sleffert’s Appliances 647- ProfMiiond Office shion. Ideal for porch or ble bed frame, electric excellent condition. RIDE WANTED-From Gentle Touch Car Wash, we have a positloii for 9997. — Quiet neighborhood. gutters, room additions, 1970 Plymouth. 8 track Manchester to Mt. Sinai No pets. References r ^ Suit* in Mondiastpr AMBITIOUS COLLEGE SEASONED cottage. $25. 649-7944. fireplace, upright va­ $2450. Call after 5pm, 344 Broad Street, you. Full or part fime Rooms for Rent 41 decks, all types of remo­ FOR SALE-GIrls 10 speed 649-2130. tape player. $25.00. 646- Hospital. llP m to 7Am Manchester. opportunities are availa­ quired. $360. monthly. Please coN S T U D E N T seeks odd deling and repairs. FREE FIREWOOD-Cut, spilt, Schwinn varsity. Excel­ cuum, child’s pine desk, 2 77)9 after 5pm. shift. 649-6866. ble. If interested, apply In 643-5983. 647-1493 lobs. Lawn mowing and estimates. Fully Insured. delivered. $82.S0/cord. lent condition. Best offer. A IR CONDITIONER- overstuffed chairs, child­ painting specialties. Cut to length delivered, $25.00. Storm door. $35.00. ren’s clothes, toys, AM C HORNET-1977. 6 cy­ SUBSTITUTE TEACHER INSURANCE S E C R E ­ person to: Mary at our GENTLEMAN PRE­ Telephone 643-6017. Call after 3pm and ask for INVITATION TO BID TA R Y for local agency. Reosonable, low rates. $75.00/cord. 228-9101. 647-9351. books, new men’s clothes linder. Automatic trans- needed tor pre-school Manchester Porkade lo­ Real Estate FER RED. $50.00 weekly. 118 MAIN STREET- 3 Cathy. 646-3541. mission. Air The Manchester Public Employment and school age day care Some experience neces­ cation. An equal Oppor­ rooms, first floor, heat MANCHESTER^ Professional work. Call and much more! Rain- Schools solicits bids for T'V- sary. Pleasant personllty Kitchen privileges. 646- Jett 647-9013 any time. NEW OLYMPIAN POR­ JACK FOR extension date May 30th. conditioning, power PEWRITERS/BUSINESS & Education programs. Expereinced tunity Employer. 2000. and hot water Included. Medical, professional of-- FIND A CASH buyer for ATAR I ve s with four steering, good condition. MACHINES MAINTE­ a must. Salary negotia­ TABLE ELECTRIC Self ladder — adjustable preferred. Call MELC No appliances. No pets. fice space. 1500 $q. ft. those golf clubs you cartridges. $85.00 Call $1995. Days, 722-5481 or NANCE for the 1983-1984 ble. DOE. 649-0016 9 to Homes lor Sole 31 correcting typewriter. black steel construction. T A G SALE-Saturday, school year. Sealed bids will 647-9659. CENTRAL LOCATION- Security. $370. phone 646- 871-0401. ; never usel Advertise 646-0342. after 5:30, 646-1878. 4:30 Mon-FrI. TEXAS OIL COMPANY TY P IN G DONE IN M Y $250 firm. 647-1586. $8.00 for the pair. 646-2190. Sunday, 8i Monday. 268 be received until June 21, Help Wanted 21 Kitchen privileges. Free 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. them for sale In classi­ 1983, 3:00 P.M. at which time SALES PERSON for ra­ needs mature person OFFICE SP ACE* HOM E. Please call 647- fied. J ust dial 643-2711 to WHITE BATHROOM Lake Street, Manchester. parking. References and 1240. CAST IRON-White TWO CORDS PLUS-Cut. 9 to 5. 1977 JEEP RENEGADE they will be publicly opened. pidly growing oil com­ M/F to sell line of high SPACIOUS TWO BED­ security required. 643- MANCHESTER-Main AVAILABLE-Centrally piece your ad. SINK With faucets. $25.00. CJ-7. Excellent running Therlpht Isreservedtorelect INANCHESTER quality lubricants to ma­ enamel kitchen sink Fireplace lengths. Not □nv and all bids. Specifica­ pany. Looking for one ROOM house. Nice loca­ 2693 for appointment. Street. 2-3 rooms. located with ample park­ Call 649-2071. condition. Low mileage. ASSISTANT BUYER highly motivated person nufacturing, trucking, tion. Large rec room. Heated, hot water, ap­ ing. 649-2891. 21”X30” with swing arm split. $99.00 takes all TAG SALE-20 years ac­ tions and bid forms may be (Mature). Apply in per­ FOREST Kills K IT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ faucet. $15.00. Good con­ wood. 649-6801. Must sell. $4200. Negotia­ secured at the Business Of­ to handle all leads and 4 Bedroom Dutch Colonial construction, and farm Many extras. By owner. pliances. No pets. Secur­ i>y Larry Wright CR AFTSM AN 22" self cumulation. Furniture, fice, 45 N. School Street, son to Marlows, Inc. 8679 FURNISHED R O O M - dition. Call 568-6092. antiques, household ble. 646-1736. make your own. Top 2 'h Baths Vr Deck customers. Protected Asking $58,900. Call 649- Centrally located. In­ ity. Parking. 523-7047. propelled rotary mower Manchester, Connecticut. Main Street, commission paid. Send 2 car attached garage territory, thorough train­ END ROLLS — 27’/2 width items, Saturday May 28th Raymond E. Demers, Busi­ 2722. cludes all utilities. $165 a W ith two grass bags. 1982 TOYOTA STARLET- ness Manager. Manchester. resume to Box EE c/ The Stone lioor to ceiling fire­ ing program. For per­ PROM GOWN-llght blue. - 25 cents; 13Ya width - 2 9 to 4, Sunday and Mon­ place with knotty pine month. Security re ­ MANCHESTER- Overhauled in 1981. 5 speed, air, rust proofed, 094-05 sonal Interview, send M Isc for Rent Size 9-10. Worn once. $45. for 25 cents. M U ST be day May 29 and 30,10 to 3. Herald. cathedral ceiling MANCHETER-Four quired. 649-4432. Available immediately. 3 Mowed my lawn lost radio, 8,000mlles,38mpg, SUPERINTENDENT- work history to E.C. Lins, 543- 2831. Chiffon picked up at the Man­ Absolutely No early Honest, hardworking, Finished basement with room ranch. Absolutely bedrooms with applian­ material. year! $35.00. 643-1374. chester Herald Office BE­ Call 9-2, 649-5906. INVITATION TO BID RELIABLE EXPE­ game room, rec room, office. Southwestern P e tro ­ new condition. Great ces. Heat and hot water birds. 392 Felt Rd. South The Manchester Public clean cut Individual with Eal-in kitchen FORE 11 AM ONLY. Windsor. Schools solicits bids for RIENCED DAY CARE leum, Box 789, Fort area. $59,900. Call Alex Included. Rental Office. ONE CAR GARAGE — • TRAILER HITCH. $20.00 1974 PLYMOUTH previous suuperlntend- desired beginning Sep­ Finished Hardwood Floors Worth, Texas, 76101. Storage only. Excellent '■ BABY CAR BEO- P A IN T for the 1983-1984 ent experience. Call Matthew, Lombardo 8, 649-4800. or best offer. 646-3388. SCREENED LOAM ------SCAMP-Automatlc school year. Sealed bids will tember 1st forninemonth By Appointment Associates, 649-4003. location. $35.00. monthly. Excellent condition. In­ TAG SALE-Generotor, Fountain Village Apart­ ROOM FOR RENT-$S0 cludes pod and fitted gravel, processed gravel, ski equipment, tools, transmission, power be received until 2:00 P.M . old boy. 647-8261. weekly. Kitchen privi­ 454 MAIN STREET-FIrst Call Paul 647-0877or Rose ■ STEREO EQUIPMENT June 22, 1983, at which time ments, located In Man­ 646-2482. \ sheets. Asking $10.00. Cal 1 sand, stone and fill. For Christmas Ornaments, steering, AM /FM stereo. they will be publicly opened. chester. Taking applica­ 649-8578 leges. References re­ floor. Three room heated 544- 1950. for sale: Electrostatic deliveries coll George Slant 6, $850 or Best Offer. apartment. $325. Security tweeters. RTR ESR-6. Ex­ miscellaneous. Reduced! The right Is reservedto reject tions between 9am and SEWERS-EstabI ished na­ quired. Call 644-0019. Gritting, Andover, 742- 86 Branford Street, 9-2. 643-9084. any and all bids. Specifica­ Ham only. 528-1300. tionwide pillow manufac­ required. Furniture and WANT ADS are the ' cellent. $80.00. Call 742- 7886. tions and bid forms may be turer has Immediate full JOANN FABRICS has an SOUTH WINDSOR- THREE ROOMS-Prlvdte appliances for sale. friendly way of finding ; 7237. 1969 CHEV«OLET- secured at the Business Of­ Immediate opening for 70,900. Looking for a Phone 646-2426 9 to 5 a cosh buyer for qp. • O L D BASKETS- fice, 45 N. School Street, time openings. Expe­ entrances, ladies $35. .DELIVERING RICH Impola. Texas Car. Mint. Manchester, Connecticut. an Individual with retail place to start your own weekdays. pllances, musical In- ! CROCKS-TOOLS- rience preferred, day TRAVEL AGENT needed Mens $35.8i $40. Also, Fur LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 Kitchen collectibles, $950 or best otter. 643- Raymond E. Demers, Busi­ CARPET RETAIL SALES shift, 5 day week, full background. We are business? Residential coat, dresses, suits, etc. struments, cars and a ■ CELEBRITY CIPHER 2359. ness Manager with two years expe­ host of other Items. CM xIty OptMT ciyplognim m ortMad trom quotalkxM by tam M paopla, pMt plus tax. Washed sand, frames, chairs, rockers, 099-05 Excellent income benefit program. Includ­ seeking a person who will area, but busy corner. Call 649-5459. FilRST FLOOR stone, trop rock, and rience. Computers help­ be responsible for the Great house, great space, APARTMENT-SpaciOUS and praaM. Eacti MMr In ttM dplwr Minda lor anottw. riMby’a ewa-Xauuak r . treadle sewing machines. opportunity and ing sewing Incentive. ful. Call Joyce at Univer­ gravel. 643-9504. Oak pieces, and much 1972 TOYOTA WAGON-4 Apply at Plllowtex Corp, complete 'operation of great pricel. 3 bedrooms, size rooms. Appliances INVITATION TO BID growth potential. sity Travel 429-9313 for more! Memorial Wee­ speed. Runs good. $395. The Manchester Public 49 Regent Street, Man­ the store Including the 2 baths. Beautiful yard. Included. No pets. Refer­ Experience pre­ appointment. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa wonted to Rent 47 “ZOKJ 00 L KHXXO FPOXA, LMCHF JACK FOR extension kend Sale. Satudoy, Sun­ Call 649-6549. Schools solicits bids for IN- chester, Conn. supervision of several Cdlvmor Realty, 529-2688. ence and security dep­ ladder — adjustable .DUSTRIAL ARTS/LUMBER ferred. Cail Mel osit. 643-0673. day and Monday.Coun­ tor the 1983-1984 school year. employees. Training pro­ Apartments for Rent 42 black steel construction. 1983 FORD BRONCO — 4 CONSTRUCTION gram prior to manager FPJ FORJ eXJ ZJLWXD PC RLBJ try Barn Collectiles, 1135 Sealed bids will be received Tischler at 688-4961 HELP WANTED- $8.00 for the pair. 646-2190. wheel drive. 6 cylinder. 4 until 2:00 P.M ., June 28, 1983, FOREM AN-At least thrge assignment. May be ne­ FIRST FLOOR-2 bed­ Sullivan Ave, South for interview ap­ Government Jobs- YOUR TUNE IS COUPLE with three well ' speed. 6 months old. Must at which time they will be years experience. Full cessary to relocate. Gopd room, enclosed porch, mannered children look-.' FPJ RCDF CK OF, RCDF CK OF Windsor. publicly opened. The right Is pointment. All re­ federal, state, civil charge of site work lobs. WORTH MONEY M AN CHESTER — one, SEASONED FIREWOOD selll $11,800. Call 875-2617. reserved to reject any and all service. Many openings salary, bonus, and benef­ Sell Avon. Earn good monay. full basement, garage, ino to rent duplex o r ' — Cut any length. $75.00 plies held in confi­ Must read and apply its. If Interested, pleas.e aet your own houra. Opening two and three bedroom large yard. Heat 8, hot apartment. 3 bedrooms. ) OD ACXJ." — JFPJZ RJWRLX. T A G SALE-Saturday bids. Sbeclflcotlons ond bid available. Call (refunda­ blueprints. References in Manctiealar and Eaat Hart- apartments. Heat and hot ' cord. 423-7813, 456-4035. forms moy be secured at the dence. send resume to Don Con­ water included. July oc­ At least one year's lease.,’ ■ May 28th, 10am to 5pm. 1975 PONTIAC FIRE­ Business Office, 45 N. School ble) 1 619-569-0241 Dept. required. EEO M/F. Call lord Call — water. $375., $425., $495. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only thing we learn from history 489 Vernon Street, Man­ BIRD 400. Motor, MRPfl fACIORy OUUEI CT104 for details. klin, 255 D Audino Lane, cupancy. $475. Option to Will do lanitorial work,' is that we do not learn." — Eari Warren. MACRAME HANGING Street, Manchester, 429-9358. Rochester, N. Y. 14624. 278-2941 at 523^1 Call 649-4800. buy available. 646-4690. Call 525-4706. ! chester. Dehumidifler, brakes,8i tires excellent. Connecticut. ei«S3byNEA.Inc. 2 i« TABLE with a light. Call tool box, riding mower, 2 Standard shift. $3200. Cal I Raymond E. Demers, 871-9107. 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