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Sunny today Manchester, Conn. and Sunday Saturday, April 21, 1984 — See page 2 fHanrhratpr IrralJi Single copy: 250 Diplomats talk Jets fire on U.S. while embassy copter

STUTTGART, West Germany ' < (UPI) — Two Soviet-built MiG jet siege goes on ’'.f «i fighters fired rockets and cannon at a U.S. Army helicopter flying a By James AA. Dorsey are continuing our search lor a ______routine observation mission Fri- United Press International peaceful solution to the problem,” ^ German- Miles said. "W e are in the middle '' ^1 Czechoslovak border, a U.S. mil- TRIPOLI, Libya — British Am­ of very difficult and delicate g B '* itary spokesman said. bassador Oliver Miles said Friday negotiations,” he added, but said yW The American Cobra helicopter tensions between London and he was "not pessimistic." • - : was not hit and returned safely to Tripoli were easing as he met An embassy spokesman said ■•K its base in West Germany. again wish Libya's foreign minis­ Miles awaited London’s response . The national identity of the two ter to seek a resolution of the to Libyan proposals made Friday HHj, established. four-day siege of the Libyan to Miles. "We have got our lines '’ A spokesman for the U.S. Euro- Embassy in London. open for another meeting between pean Command headquarters in "That certainly is true," said Miles and Traiki if we get instruc­ Stuttgart late Friday confirmed v Miles when asked if tensions were tions from London," the spokes­ ' If reports from the Pentagon that the t Army helicopter was on an obser- cooling. He spoke with reporters in man said. his residence garden after his He said Britain had "made no ^ vation mission along the Czech second round of talks with Foreign concessions on principle," but border near Zwiesel, West Ger- Minister Ali Traiki since the crisis refused to give details about the many, when it was fired on by the began. substance of the negotiations. MiGs at 2:40 p.m. German time Security forces have surrounded “ We are still at the stage of (7;40a.m. EST.). the Libyan Embassy since Tues­ swapping ideas,” said a well- Zwiesel, about 100 miles nor­ day when a burst of machine-gun informed member of the British theast of Munich, is an internation­ fire from the building killed a community in Tripoli. ally known fashionable skiing British policewoman and wounded "Neither side has accepted th^ resort on the West German-Czech 11 demonstrators protesting other's ideas, but at least there is a border where women's World Cup against the Libyan regime of Col. way out which we can look at. The downhill, slalom and ski jump Moammar Khadafy. fact that we are talking for this ; » i competition was held last month. "W e the British and the Libyans length of time means deals are The American pilot identified possible,” he said. the attacking aircraft as MiG jets In Britain, Prime Minister but could not determine the Thatcher called the situation nationality, the spokesman said. Hundreds “ very sensitive ... One has to take The Soviets supply MiG aircraft of every single action as a result of various types to their Warsaw Pact measured consideration,” she allies, including Czechoslovakia. watching ' said’. The American helicopter, which The Briton, who requested ano­ was not hit by any of the rockets or nymity, said Britain felt the cannon fire, returned safely to its LONDON — Scotland Yard sent Libyans were stalling for time. West Germany base. food, cold drinks, candy bars, and “ The Libyans realize that they Herald photo by Tarquinio President Reagan was briefed cigarettes into the Libyan Em­ have bricked themselves into a l4/ltlfMAI/*e a XAilnnar o» incident at his California bassy Friday and consulted a pretty tight corner and they are wwniuiay O a W tnnai ranch hy military aide Pete psychiatrist as part of a campaign worried what we might do,” he Whitney, the cat Who won top honors in Manchester. Whitney and his owners, Metzger, a White House aide said. to end peacefully a four-day said. impasse at the “ People's Bureau.” But he said the embassy views as the Charter Oak Feline Fanciers cat Barbara and Rodger Trowbridge, are k Hundreds of tourists flocked to the “ encouraging” a Libyan expres­ show'in West Hartford last week, prefers profiled in today's Focus section on when "^the^ shocking occurred,'"! site of the site of the standoff on sion of regret at the death of the Good Friday, a legal holiday, British policewoman, Yvonne the simple life, living it up beside the page 11. Pentagon spokesman said, eating ice cream cones and snap­ Fletcher, 25. “ In Libyan terms family couch at 205 Hollister St. in "That's part of the investigation. " ping pictures amid a carnival such an expression of regret is atmosphere that included a man extraordinary and very wel­ and his performing dogs. come," he said. Fighting order ‘not realistic’ Negotiations in Tripoli were Huge blue plastic sheets blocked focusing on a compromise under the crowds' view of the embassy on which a British authority would be posh St. James Square. allowed to search the so-called In Whitehall, a Cabinet crisis Coventry attorney says sewers a must "People's Bureau” without cor­ team led by Home Secretary Leon nering the Libyan government, he Brittan studied Libyan proposals said. By Tracy L. Geoohegan WPCA. the site before construction starts, to condemn land for public use it to end the siege. Earlier a Libyan Foreign Minis­ Herald Reporter Schwebel said the Conservation or slight movement of the site funds are available. Commission arguments "do not, in location.” “ In a community so deeply The British have refused to allow try statement said Britain’s re­ COVENTRY — After reviewing my opinion, provide me with any Schwebel said that "even if the involved in citizen participation," 20 to 30 diplomats and students quest to search the embassy was information provided by those on admissable evidence to move to site proved to be a gold mine of Schwebel said,"it was very hard inside to leave until they search the “ unacceptable.” both sides of the issue. Town re-open the case for newly disco- artifacts," he saw no argument for citizens to accept an outside embassy. Under international law The British community member they cannot enter the building said both countries were con­ Attorney Abbot Schwebel has vered evidence, or dissolve a that could be used to prevent the agency and court ordering sewers, concluded that Coventry has no permanent injunction, which pre- sewer installation. Only the the when so many town meetings had without Libyan permission. cerned "to limit the damage.” legal recourse but to follow the vents Coventry froin polluting location of the treatment plant rejected them." court order requiring installation state waters." could be affected, he said. Schwebel said he hopes the of sewers. Letters by several individuals Schwebel urged the town to Conservation Commission and Schwebel's long-awaited opinion forwarded to Schwebel continue to comply in every way WPCA can work together to may be the final word on Coventry suggesting that alternatives to with the court order handed down complete Phase One of the project, sewers. Many groups and individu- sewers had not been adequately by Hartford Superior Court Judge and to implement his other a ls have opposed their investigated ^ ^ Herbert Barall in September 1983, recommendations, construction. ' and to take no action to re-open the 'Schwebel’s six-page letter dis- “ Looking for alternatives to case. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • misses item-by-item the major sewers at this stage of the case is “ vvhpn the sewers are installed objections raised by the Conserva- not realistic,” Schwebel said. "The and Phase One is completed (the I n C l r i P T o c l a V tion Commission aJid other adver- Court.,in my opinion, would not in S IQ C I O U a y saries of the controversial sewers, even consider any alternatives not The conservation Commission r r r ! m e ; : t ‘ ‘' ! f ' ' ! r t t " V a « T the coC^r^o^^^^^^ 20 pooes. 2 sections and the Water Pollution Control proteetiw^^nd t f !x w c t^ ! get complied with,” he said. 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t - MANCHESTEH HERALD, Saturdiiy. April 21. IH84 Foreign military officers study at school in Kansas M anchester Citizens group tion of the town of Leavenworth In Brief members, pay only a portion of the ist attacks) tend to be a coordi­ Karki is impressed with the U.S. seks reform of drilling America's top brass. For Army Gen. San 'Vu became head By Elizabeth Leech cost because U.S. military officers nated campaign. Army and its high technology He the past 90 years, the college also of state of Burma a few years ago. Full-way house to open United Press International also visit their military operations "It is also true that many of our says he is learning a lot and will be has offered training to more than "We want them all to be friends abroad. foreign officieers have a good deal expected to share his knowledge By this summer, a Manchester psychiatrist and judge selection 4,600 high-ranking foreign officers. of the United States and we would more experience in dealing w m her doctor husband hope to o ^ n a "full-way FORT LEAVENWORTH. Kan. really like them to be friends of In the classroom, the officers back home. He is proud of his The class of '84 is a collage of 94 terrorism than we do. They come house" for the mentally ill across the street from — A uniformed major from Ne­ each other," Col. R.D. Bensop, pick up the latest war-fighting nation's small army, which Nepal HARTFORD (UPI) — The Citizens Crime Commis- pal's armed forces and an Italian officers from 57 nations, not all of techniques; the basics of com­ from countries in which terrorism Rockville General Hospital. class director, said 6f the program. hopes to build up. „ , sipp Friday called on the state to reform the judicial which are always friendly to U.S. is a much more serious problem Drs. Gema and Basilio Guanco told the Mental lieutenant .colonel sat side by side But the course teaches war, not mand for the "military art,” as a The American training Karki is selection process by creating an independent, in a U.S. Army colonel’s office-in interests. than It is for the United States. Health Council at Its latest meeting that they have peace. promoUonal film describes the getting includes the use of compu­ bipartisan panel to recommend prospective judges. America’s heartland, discussing program. The officers learn tac­ ters in logistics and war. While bought what used to be “ Clarence House.” a Rep. Richard Blumenthal, D-Stamford. -chaiiman ALUMNI OF THE PROGRAM "They leave here much better BOTH MAJ. DILIP KUhWR global ties and friendship. tics, logistics and management, Nepal’s army has no computers, home for the aged and mentally retarded at 62 of the commission's board, shid the private, non-profit have gone on to become heavy­ military professionals than when KARKI of Nepal and Lt. Col. The two soldiers, studying at an and they work with computers. Karki expects it will in the future. Union Street, Rockville, to house their facility. group supports in principle legislation approved by weights in government and the they came here," Benson said. Salvatore Carrara of Italy are American Army school for top- The program, which was In the second part of the "When that comes, I will know They said their proposed “ Verville Care the Legislature’s Judiciary Committee. military, with about one-third zeroing in on terrorism in their ranking military officers, are founded in 1894 with one Swiss curriculum, the officers decide what to do,” he said. Center" would provide a sheltered, structured Blumenthal, a former U.S. attorney for C^onnecti- becoming generals, 23 becoming individualized study during the spending a year with other officers officer, begins with a few weeks of what is important and useful to environment for mental patients well enough to cut, said the crime commission would work fortheBill heads of state and 191 serving their second portion of the course. WHAT DOES CARRARA hope to from around the world getting a intensive English and then moves them and focus on that area, be out of the hospital, but not yet ready for pending in the Legislature “ and then in subsequent nations as ministers, ambassadors Karki has completed a paper on gain by attending the school? independent living. taste of life in America. on to the military courses. The cost Benson said. and legislative representatives. the attack against U.S. Marines in "It's the relationship between years work for amendments." They also are learning how to for each participant's books, tui­ A specialized study of terrorism "There’s certainly a need for that," said Dr. Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman Pakistan's Mohammad Zia Ul- Lebanon, while Carrara chose to other countries,” he said. wage war. tion and fees, excluding living — “ low intensity conflict” in Army Stephen Holzman, director of psychiatry at of the Judiciary C!ommittee, said the crime That is the prime mission of the Haq, class of '63, overthrew study the Bed Brigades, the Italian Karki and Carrara, both of costs, is $30,000. language — recently has become a Manchester Memorial Hospital.' Tbip center. If commission plan ."parallels almost to the word officers, who come from such Pakistan's Prime Minister Zul- terrorist extremists. whom had to obtain permission popular part of the 49-week course. licensed by the Department of Mental Health as legislation that came out of our committee.” diverse nations as Lebanon, Swit- fikar Ali Bhutto in 1977 to become “ This opportunity is very, very from their embassies for an SOME NATIONS PAY the entire Fort Leavenworth writes the doc­ the doctors plan it to be, will serve residents of the The commission said the judicial panel would be zerland, Guatemala and president of his nation. valuable,” Karki said. The armed interview, agree thatTriendsbips cost. Others, including many third trine on anti-terrorism tactics for tri-town area and outlying communities, includ­ responsible for recruiting the most qualified candi­ Singapore. Graduate Jaafar Numeiry came forces of his third world monarchy developed among top military men ing Manchester. world countries, receive U.S. aid. use in all U.S. Army schools. dates for judgeships and submitting their names to Fort Leavenworth’s Command to power in a 1969 coup and how is total 20,000 to 30,000 troops—which the world over may prevent some Other nations, such as North “We consider terrorism to be the governor for consideration. and General Staff College is the president of Sudan, the largest is equal to about half the popula­ wars. Herald photo by Pinto Atlantic Treaty Organization war.” Benson said. "They (terror­ Army’s senior tactical school for nation in Africa. MHS science teacher is tops The commission recommended passage of a constitutional amendment to create the panel. Gov. Ernest P. Lewis Jr., chairman of the science William O'Neill, who uses a similar system already, Sign of the times department at Manchester High School, was also is pushing for a constitutional amendment to W eather recently named to a select group of outstanding formalize the system. Peopletalk Connecticut science and mathematics teachers. Blumenthal said the commission’s suggested Winter in Manchester is finally over, as town this weekend are expected to be As a fellow of PIMMS — or Project to Increase constitutional amendment differs from the judiciary this leftover ice melting outside the springlike, and a sunny Easter Sunday is mastery of Mathematics and Science — he may committee’s bill in that the terms of the panel Manchester Community College food in the forecast. Today’s forecasts attend a five-week summer institute at Wesleyan members would be staggered rather than co­ department proves. Temperatures in What people are saying Connecticut, Massachusetts and University and take part in a yearlong follow-up terminous with governor’s term. Birthday almanac Rhode Island: Saturday sunny and program. He was one of 13 science teachers The commission’s plan also calls for the Legislature April 22.— Glen Campbell (1938-), the country “ In this book, one could see and appreciate the breezy. Highs in the 50s. Clear and statewide to receive the honor. rather than the governor to confirm selection of panel and western singer who had numerous hit possibilities of irregular warfare because, in cool Saturday night. Lows in the “ We are enormously proud of Mr. Lewis,” MHS members and the panel would be made up of 12 people. recordings during the 1970s. They include truth, nobody had taught us the ideas of that type 20s to low 30s. Sunny on Sunday Principal Jacob Ludes III said of the award. “ 1 think its very important to stress that we are Proposal to reschedule funding "Gentle on My Mind," "Wichita Lineman," of combat.” with highs in the 50s to low 60s. “ This recognition represents a major opportunity fortunate in Connecticut to have a competent "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "By the Time I Get to — Fidel Castro, Cuban president, who says his Vermont: Partly sunny but for improvement of our program.” judiciary and a series of governors who have worked Phoenix." guerrilla tactics were influenced by reading windy and cool Saturday. Highs in hard to appoint competent judges," Blumenthal said. worries Zinsser, Kennedy, Weiss April 23 — Lee Majors ( 1940-), the actor who is Ernest Hemingway’s “ For Whom the Bell Tolls.” the 40s to mid 50s.Northwest winds El Q IS Home blood-drawing on rise Blumenthal would not recommend changing the currently the star of "The Fall Guy" television (Parade) 15 to 25 mph. Clear and cold process of having the governor make the actual series. He also starred in "The Big Valley" TV “ It’s like discovering sex. I mean sex in the Saturday night. Lows in the 20s and Begun in October 1982, Manchester Memorial appointments from names submitted by the state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, Dudgets set." Zins.ser said. "Local funding would lessen the delay's series in the 1960s and "The Six-Million Dollar great sense of the 30s. Sunny and warmer Sunday. C 3 3 Hospital's Home Blood Drawing Service has been commission. R-Manchester. said Thursday that officials are counting on this impact and questioned Zinsser's Man" series in the 1970s. word — the kind of Highs near 60. "growing all along since then,” hospital spokes­ "Politics ought not to be a dirty word," he said. a bill to delay state Guaranteed money and it’s not right for the claim that the delay would be three April 24 — Shirley MacLaine (1934-), the stuff that makes Maine, New Hampshire: Chance man Andrew Beck said recently. "There’s a role for politics because someone ought to Tax Base payments to municipali­ state to change the rules in the months in length. actress, singer and dancer who starred in horses qeigh." of a few showers south early Use of the service has increased from only one be accountable for the people that are appointed to the ties will cost Manchester more middle of the game." But General Manager Robert B. "Terms of Endearment." Her other films include — C h r I s s i e Saturday otherwise partly sunny patient during the first month to 290 during the bench." than $30,000 if it takes effect. Zinsser claimed that the law Weiss said this morning said that "Sweet Charity" and "The Turning Point." Hynde, leader of the and windy. Highs in the 40s north to 1983 fiscal year, according to a hospital Under the crime commission’s proposal, the new Democrats on the Legislature's would mean towns would be the loss figures Zinsser quoted April 25 — Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965), the British rock band 50s south. Northwest winds 15 to 30 newsletter. Currently, about a dozen homebound panel would also be responsible for removing and Appropriations Committee want to without one-quarter of the grant sound reasonable. journalist who is remembered for his news Pretenders, on dis­ mph and gusty. Mostly clear and patients are visited by a blood-drawing techni­ declining to reappoint judges. both increase GTB funding from 90 (or three months longer than is the "I'm very concerned and the broadcasts during the London blitz in World War covering rock and cool Saturday night. Lows 28 to 35. cian early Tuesday and Thursday mornings. “ We go a bit farther than the committee and suggest to 95 percent and change the case now, hurting thier investment Connecticut Council of Municipali­ II. He produced and hosted the popular "Person roll. Their latest al­ Mostly sunny Easter Sunday. Sunny today In Connecticut People confined to beds or wheelchairs cne be particuiar criteria be specified, both for selection and payment schedule, he said. capability. Citing figures from the ties has been very vociferous in to Person" television program in the 1950s. bum, “ Learning to Warmer with highs in the 50s north Today weather will be sunny and breezy. Highs will be in the 50s. referred to the program by theirphysicians. Beck removal. The comitttee is silpnt on that point," Currently, the state pays half the state Department ol Education, he objecting to the delay, " he said, noting that the town has bills to pay April 26 — Michael Fokine (1880-1942), the Crawl,” is currently and 50s to near 60 south. Saturday night clear and cool. Lows 30 to 35. Sunday sunny with said. Blumenthal said. grant in October and half in April. said Manchester would lose about Russian-born dancer and choreographer who on schedule. "In the first place, the in the Top 10. highs near 60 Inland and near 50 along the shore. Today's weather Tulisano said criteria for removal should not be But the bill proposes a change so $34,780 and Bolton $2,852. greatly influenced the development of modern "1 dbn’t think it's going to be state isn’t going to 100 percent GTB (Newsweek) picture was drawn by Jennifer Ann Therian, 9, of 81 Kensington St., a explicit. "The constitution’s language (or removal is that 25 percent would be paid in dance. As chief choreographer for Ballets Russes Extendied outlook Answering machine popular impeachment," he said "One of the things you have to October, 25 percent in December quite that large a loss." Manche.s. funding." fourth-grade student at Highland Park School he created "The Firebird" (1910) and "Pe- "She has a great Extended outlook for New Eng­ When the Manchester Area Conference of worry about is the independence of the judiciary." and the reaminder in April. ter treasurer Roger Negro said Both Weiss and school Superin­ truska" (19111. Fidel Castro personality.” land Monday through Wednesday: Church’s Project Genesis first put an answering The report was the fourth i.ssued by the commission "This law would have a terrible Thursday. "You may be talking tendent James P. Kennedy have — Germaine Connecticut, Massachusetts and machine in use a few months ago, clients were which is dedicated to improving Connecticut’s justice- impact on municipalities because only a few thousand dollars." written letters to Zinsser com ­ Jackson, the middle of the five Jacksons, on Rhode Island: Becoming cloudy wary of it — but they have been showing signs of system. cities and towns already have their He said the increase in GTB plaining about that funding gap. actress Pia Zadora. The two sang together on the Monday. A chance of rain late liking it lately, program Elaine Stancliffe told the Moon walk means changes sound track of her new film. Monday and Tuesday. Partial Mental Health Council recently. clearing Wednesday. High temper­ Apparently, some have gone out of their way to James Irwin says there is nothing like a walk on “ They’d better legalize it because it’s too important and there are too many good doctors atures mostly in the 50s. Low make their messages memorable. “ We’re saving the moon to change one’s perspective. Irwin, the temperatures in the 40s. some of ’em ,” Ms. Stancliffe said. “ We’ve had State fishermen ready eighth and last person to walk on the lunar who haven’t come up with a reason it must be abandoned.” Vermont: Fair Monday. Chance somebody sing, and somebody quote poetry.” surface, said the experience has caused great of rain Monday night. Chance of changes in all eight of the moon men. He told — Jerry Lewis, actor and chief fund-raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, on mari­ showers and thundershowers for season’s opening Omni magazine, “ It’s the lifelessness of the moon Tuesday. Clearing Wednesday. Media whizzes are reps versus the place where life abounds" that makes juana, which he thinks is a great Highs each day 55 to 65. Lows Two Manchester High School media special­ 404 W. HUDDLE TURNPIKE PARKADE one think deeply about one’s own life and life in Monday and Wednesday 35 to 45. writing licenses," he said. He esti­ general. painkiller. (Pent­ ists, Calvin Fish and Joan McGee, recently By Margaret Jacskon house) Lows Tuesday in the 40s. represented Connecticut at two Association for United Press International mated that he had sold 300 licenses this "W E SAVE YOU MONEY" Maine, New Hampshire: In­ week of the supply of 800 he had just "The Senate has Educational Communications and Technology creasing cloudiness Monday. Conferences. HARTFORD — Fishermen have received. voted for wider war Chance of rain Tuesday and Easter Specials! in El Salvador, se­ Fish attended a Dallas, Texas conference at frantically been angling for spots in the In preparation for opening day. the Royal art celebrated Wednesday. Daily high tempera­ which 1983 National Teacher of the Year LeRoy tackle shops to buy rods, reels and SAU state’s freshwaters have been stocked cret war in Nicara­ tures in the mid and upper 50s with They’re throwing a party in New York for the gua and the brink of Hay, also of MHS, was the keynote speaker. Mrs. licenses in anticipation of Saturday’s to the gills with half the year's stock of SAVE $1' some low 60s south. Overnight lows McGee was chosen as one of 12 delegates to the opening of the state’s inland fishing Dutch artist. Yon Verwer, who has just war in Honduras." in the 30s and low 40s. 704,000 brook, brown and rainbow completed a portrait of Queen Beatrix of the — Sen. Edward annual Notheast Regional Education Leadership season. trout, said Jim Moulton, assistant 1?u64£CC, Sieved Netherlands. The party is scheduled for Friday at Kennedy, D-Mass., Conference in Chicopee, Mass, this month. Tackle shop owners said sales of director of Inland Fisheries. SOLID a spot called AREA. Later this year the painting Both are active in the Connecticut Educational ^ CAN DIES * on the Senate’s re­ High and low equipment and licenses indicate a Moulton said the 9-to 13-inch stock will be flown to Holland and officially presented to Media Association. CHOCOLATE cent approval of $62 The state Department of Envir­ record number of fishermen will be the Arts Council of wamsterdam for the new City trout were cultivated at the state's million in emer­ onmental Protection reported casting lines this year into the state’s Burlington Hatchery and the Quine- • CHOCOLATE ECCS • DUNNIES Hall. Other celebrities painted by Yon Verwer gency aid for El Satellite view rivers, streams and lakes. good to moderate air quality Com m erce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 p.m. E S T shows Post office change far off baug Valley Hatchery in Plainfield, • MARSHMALLOW ECCS • include Italian film directors Federico Fellini Salvador and Jerry Lewis statewide Friday and forecast low clouds continuing across the Northeast. Layered frontal clouds “ This season has been much more and additional stock would be intro­ and Luchino Visconti and American author J.D. another $21 million to back a right-wing Manchester's two main post offices will stay Salinger. similar air quality statewide for stretch from the Southeast westward across the mId-MIssIssIppI Into where they are now for at least a year, if there’s frenetic, much more so than usual," duced throughout the season. revolution in Nicaragua. 14iaAeH- SiMVCTt Saturday. a developing storm in the central Rockies. Layered cloudiness any move at all, a district postal official said said Bob Dimesky, owner of the Moulton agreed with tackle shop continues northward over the northern Rockies. today. Autumn and Greenleaf Tackle Shop in owners who said a rain shower -1.4 rtIp.J.I.. Edward DcFoe, with the Buildings Manage­ Simsbury. “ We will be looking (or a Saturday might dampen the opening West gets snow ment Engineering office of the U.S. Postal banner year.” day’s sport but heavy rains this spring The Easter weekend got off to a Servcice’s Connecticut Valley District„said that ‘f'he fishing season officially opens had not hurt the fishing this season. wintry start Friday with near; a formal space needs survey must be completed this Saturday at 6 a.m., and state 30.48 "The water is higher, the fish are in record-breaking snow in Wyoming 30.24 before any site changes will be considered. officials said by the end of the season deeper pockets and fishing areas may r \ “ There's.an awful lot of work and analysis to be more than 200,000 licensed anglers and FULL WITH that stranded holiday travelers. PAIR be less accessble,” said Sperry, "But Tornadoes battered north-central ^ / done before any decision is made,” he added. . 200,000 children under 16 who do not that’s allright because that means two •CANDY EGGS Texas and thick fog was blamed nOSTON If expansion, relocation or consolidation of th& need licenses will cast their lines. weeks later when the water is lower, •RABBITS TOYS for a fatal propane truck-train Main Street and Broad Street offices is Saying the shop had been bustling (or fishing will be all the better” •STUFFED CUDDLY crash in Indiana. recommended, the case would be referred to the the last month but he expected business >WEWYORK Dimensky noted that another wave of •BUNNIES AND Heavy rains swelled already full l y ^ l R post office's real estate division, DeFoe said. The to explode as the season drew nearer, Ull fishermen usually come forward after QUALITY Idaho streams and flood warnings mayor would be consulted and federal funds Dimesky said this week he had sold 200 SANraAlfCISCO opening day, waiting until the first •CHOCOLATES BY v oz. were issued for the southern part of sought. licenses but believed he would sell the the state. Manchester Postmaster Alden Victoria has group of enthusiasts leaves before he RUSSELL STOVER I ' 3 0 .0 0 same number Friday alone. Thunderstorms and two torna­ L oaV goe^ s complained that separation of the two operations casts his line. At the Hartford Club Sport Center, does roared through the South and has made his work difficult. DeFoe seemed to “ The serious anglers will really .C H U C K L C tf the manager said his staff was "going the Midwest finally warmed up hkmwst'^ OALLA agree, saying “ many times, it's advisable to pull begin coming out three or four days TaMMaATURiS / crazy” selling hooks, weights, lures, JlUT after a week of dreary ,-cold rain. m fk /'.WARM operations together.” after the opening rush is over," he said. n r 29.77 line rods and reels” in great numbers, MAN Cheyenne, Wyo., had 17 inches of "I think it’s a fairly safe assumption that they “ They want to be at ease when fishing, ORLEANS •.MIAMI as well as the $9 fishing licenses. TO leos snow in 24 hours and forecastera 60 / V are going to need more space,” DeFoe said. they don’t necessarily want to catch a ito z. -lEOENO- "I am getting writer’s cramp from FHUIT said it was possible the old record _____ . fish." PLAVOMD of 19.8 inches set in 1979 could be 170 1/ ,*.|twew broken. - c j ^ '\ r « o |(^;/-lSMO«llAs'*^t^ »7.9S1 69< Interstate 80 between Cheyenne UM WEATHER FOTOCAST & and Laramie was closed Friday night and non-essential personnel Airports limitations trouble pilots at F.E.^arren Air Force base in PLUSH Cheyenne were released from a.m. and 10 p.m. 24-hour basis,” he said. RABBIT their duties. National lorecaet STRATFORD (UPl) — The flight service Some weather requests are forwarded to IN ASSORTED COLORS For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Today there will be rain and station at Sikorsky Memorial Airport can The new technology is little help to pilots “ We’ve got lots and lota and lots the station in New York City, since weather SOFT showers overr the area from the mid-Mississippi Valiev eastward tell pilots about fog in Massachusetts and who contend with the quirks of weather and and lots of snow,” Dixie Blaney of stations in New Haven and New London also CUDDLYi across the Tennessee Valley Into parts of the south Atlantic states winds in Rhode Island, but don't ask about wind on Long Island Sound during night the Lusk, Wyo., Police Depart­ operate on limited schedules, said Earl H. REAL -199 J 9 9 Today In history ment said. "Rqads are closed in all Elsewhere, ^nerally fair weather is on tap with skies ranging from the local weather after 10 p.m. flights in and out of Sikorsky, Kaolian said. ASSORTED! “ It’s embarrassing when they can’t give Gillette, supervisor of the weather station FUR four directions. We can’t even get aunny to partly cloudy. Maximum temperaturea Include- Atlanta 74 Commercial airlines refuse to land and the weather at the station," he said. "The st Sikorsky EASTER UPl photo the police car out. (A patrolman) Boston 62. Chicago 53, Cleveland 53. Dallas 69. Houston 81 storm warnings might be missed because pilot will say, ‘What’s the weather now?’ ... "It would be ideal to have a 24-hour B A SK ETS tried and tried to get it unstuck, but 47. Duluth 87. Jacksonville 89. Kansas City 50. LIMIe Rodt’ w T S s the National Weather Service station at service. We would be the only station open On April 21,1959, U.S. Air Force planes bastion of Dien Bien Phu, which finally gave up.” Sikorsky lacks the staff to operate 24 hours ‘We don’t have it '... ‘What do you mean?’ ... EMPTY Angeles 72, Miami 86, Minneapolis 65, New Orleans 85 New York 61 'The weather service closes at 10 o’clock.'” between New York and Providence. But began flying French personnel to subsequently fell to communist' Viet One person was killed in an Phoenix 78. San Francisco 68, Seattle63. St. LoulsSO^asMngtmlei: a day, acting Airport Manager Morgan you have to be realistic, too,” Gillette said. accident on a Colorado highway Kaolian said Friday. Staff remain past 10 p.m. when conditions Indochina to reinforce the besieged Minh forces. are severe or a storm is expected, but Kaolian claims weather services are 70% OFF! A M E R 1 G \ N glazed with "black ice,” or rain "Any airline will not land at an airport being contracted out at JFK and LaGuardia that freezes on wet blacktop. without a weather report observed by Kaolian said pilots must wait until morning airports in New York and Newark Interna­ ^WrGREETINGS In Denton County, Texas, near qualified people. We can't have a guy on the when a storm cannot be predicted. The m shipping industry on the sound also relies tional. Some of the weather service the Oklahoma border, a tornado ground saying, 'Oh yeah, it looks clear to personnel at those airports could be brought C flipped two mobile homes, destroy­ M anch^ter Herald m e,’ when we actually have a 100-foot heavily on the weather station, Kaolian Almanac said. to Sikorsky, he said. A ing them and caused extensive ceiling,” Kaolian said. "I know they’re not going to fire all of Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Sikorsky is one of the first airports to “ The station is part of the national It damage to four or five other them and I’d like to get some of those homes, authorities said. house a Federal Aviation Administration warning system, which is vital to the safety 0 USRS 327-500 of our area. We need that service on a people,” he said. Today is Saturday, April 21, the Elaine May in 1932. In 1975, Nyugen Van Thieu VOL cm. No. 173 Automated Flight Service Station and r T ' serves Southern New England. 112th day of 1984 with 254 to follow. On this date in history; resigned as president of South PublUhad M Iy axoset Sunday The moon is approaching its last In 1836, with the battle cry, Vietnam after denouncing the .gndcertoM he Movs by Hw Man- w*sr*^*^ rotas ora $1 JO The computerized system gives access to W' * quarter. "Remember the Alam o!" Texan United States as i>r*-"«tworthy. l o t t e r y ehaitar Publlihino Co., M Bralnard -updated weather and (light conditions in the PlooL Mnehortsr, ^ n . OMMO. region around the clock. Sixty-one auto- State joins silence suit The morning stars are Venus, forces under Sam Houston deci­ His replacement, Tran Van Huong tocoM dem PMtMa Mid at Atan- Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. sively defeated a Mexican army prepared for peace talks with There was no daily lottery or e h e s l^ Coon. A i STMASTER: rW ,ra''J5l]^'SJK fc.“"'' :mated stations will replace 317 existing Alabama in defending the silent meditation Sand oddroM ctiongM to the Man- services in the country, Kaolian said. HARTFORD (UPI) - Attorney General . The evening star is Mercury. commanded by General Santa Ana North Vietnam as communist weekly Lotto drawing Friday in law to "help defend the right of people to SEIKO® LADIES* chssttr Harold, P.o. Box $»|, odwrll2Slil.*l2f?*'^ or disolov Nearly 70 people work at the FAA station Joseph I. Lieberman will file legal papers Those bom on this date are under at the battle of San Jacinto. forces advanced on Saigon. Connecticut because of the holi­ Monehattor, Conn. OMHO. > "jvsnissmont, or to roeort a news meditate silently in the public schools of the sign of Taurus. They include In 1954, U.S. Air Force planes day. Vermont and Maine also did !at Sikorsky, most transferred from Bradley with the U.S. Supreme Court indirectly OR MEN’S WATCHES To Mbscrlba, or to roeort o t n c »!"*?•"•"rsera0:10o.m. International Alport in Windsor Locks and defending a Connecticut law that allows a this state.” Share the Russian Empress Catherine the began flying French troops to not draw lottery numbOrs. doMvorv problom, call 4474944. to 5 p.m. Mondoy throueh Friday. • QUARTZ ELECTRIC • STOP WATCH Great in 1729, English novelist Logan International Airport in Boston, he moment of silence in public schools. joy of Easter Indochina to reinforce the be­ A thought for the day: British Lottery numbers from other Oftlca hours, ora 8:10 am . to 5:10 He said the Connecticut law, enacted in •AUTOMATIC •ALARM Charlotte Bronte in 1816, former p.m. Monday throueh Friday and 7 said. Lieberman said his office will file a Choose the right card sieged bastion of Dienbienphu. It statesman Sir Winston Churchill New England states are as follows. 1975, "has the valid secular purpose of U.S. Secretary of State Dean ie 10 a.m. Saturday. DaHvory There is a staff of five at the weather friend-of-Uie-court brief with the Supreme WIND # MM M M A A •CHR0N06RAPH from our large selection subsequently fell to communist said, “ If we open a quarrel Massachusetts daily: Jtl8. s t ^ M bo m M by 5 p.m. Monday setting aside a quieting moment at the Acheson in 1893, Britain’s Queen Viet Minh forces. station at Sikorsky, which handles numer- (^urt in a case challenging a similar law •OIBITAL S ^ O t T REO. •OO'* to '13S** lor all the special people between the past and the present, Rhode Island daily: MM. ” 4^7 Hmueh Friday and by 7:10 o.m. beginning of each day of learning and Elizabeth the 2nd in 1926, actor In 1967, the Greek army staged a •ous corporate flights in Fairfield County, enacted in Alabama. •DAY DATE on your Hit. we shall find that we have lost the Jackpot” : U-l$-4$-M. study.” Anthony Quinn in 1915 and actress successful couD. future.” New Hampshire daily: SIM. : and the weather service operates between 6 He said Thursday his office was joining MANCHESTEK HERALD. Suturduy. April 21, 1984 - 5 J i 4 - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Salurdav. April 21. IWM Nicaraguan V.S./W orld HOUSEWASHING GENERAl OIL High Praasura powar Wnohlng In Brief AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood troops vanish MANCHES'reR Sldad Homaa. DeLorean claims lack o f cash HEATING OIL MAK Painting IX)S ANGELES — An undercover FBI agent »43-2659 told John De Lorean he "screwed up a hell of IQUALITY SERVICE after battie deal" when the former automaker claimed he VtSA lacked the cash to finance a cocaine deal, a secret recording played at De Lorean’s trial revealed «u 568-3500 HAS ITI By United Press International An FBI agent who posed as a crooked banker More than 60 Nicaraguan troops defending a testified Uiat although De Lorean said he did not C M U F n H n m Y military garrison in the southern port of San Juan del have the funds to finance the deal, he was an nounos talcottvillc . c t . FEATURING THIS WEEK . Norte "disappeared" in a battle for control of the town eager participant in the plot that eventually in which 15 other soldiers were killed, the Sandinista involved *24 million worth of cocaine. arm y said Friday. Tisa tesUfied Thursday that De 24 HR. TOWHN . - J ond 19i Mom St Manchcotar In El Salvador, an undeclared Easter holiday to launder narcotics money ® 643-0016 Phono 643-1191 or 643-1900 cease-fire quieted the war-tom country as millions of scries of drug deals he hoped would salvage the •COMMT8 eOiUtiON NtRAlR • Eoftbrooh Mcdl, Montfiald Salvadorans packed beaches and churches on Good •FOW IW AND AMtmCAN CARS Phono: 456-1141 Friday. “ T s cc re t recording of a Sept. 15,1982, telephone conversaUon between the former automaker a ^ Since 1 9 4 7 iAsriVN coNNfcricurs Nicaraguan southeastern zone commander. Ro­ i f A IWMO FU U S fg V fC f O P TK lA m i______berto Calderon, said Sandinista troops found only U?e undercover agent played F n ^ ^ v g p le d De Art Cunliffe, Prop. "leveled ground" when they recaptured San Juan del Lorean told Tisa the money he n e ^ e d to finanra Norte from forces led by Eden Pastora, a jebel leader the cocaine deal had been turned over to his known as Commander Zero. RAZOR’S The Nicaraguan port, 192 miles southeast of otT usi' ^ w^ uP a hell of a deal.” Tisa told Managua, fell to Co«ta Rican-based rebels of the r o R u r - De Lorean on the tape. , ^ „ Abis EDGE FAMILY HAIR CENTER Democratic RevoluUonary Alliance last week but was “ I know, but it wasn’t a matter of choice, De recaptured Tuesday by Nicaraguan government Lorean responded. "Unless you got some other Homs Improvomsnt & CO. troops. ideas, therejust isn’t any w ay.\ “Your Complala Ramodaling Sarvica'’ 968 Main St. T H E C U T "Pastora's forces leveled everything as they fled,” Downtown Calderon said in a connmunique issued by the Room AddWona - Porch Elndosursa - Roofing • YO U K EEP Death threats disposed Decks - siding - Solar Oraanhousaa - Kitchens - Call 647-1167 Sandinista army. Insulated Rapiaoomenl Doors A Windows. lor your appointment He said 78 troops were assigned to the military SAN DIEGO — A federal judge FTfiday o r d e r^ the arrest of fugiUvefinancierJ.David Dominelli Ron Cadott, S31 garrison but "w e have only 15 dead and the rest have Osmsr ______aOl-Yvaa disappeared.” and disclosed an FBI probe had begun into deatt threats against a lawyer and witnesses in The commander said the only information available Dominelli's bankruptcy case. . , j , OVER 45 on the missing troops was Pastora's statements on MANCHESTER Dominelli Bed to the Caribbean Island of YEARS clandestine rebel radio broadcasts that his forces had U P t photo Montserrat this week, leaving 1,500 investors in EXPERIENCE taken soldiers prisoner, 10 of whom joined the his collapsed J. David & Co. more pessimisUc MEMORIAL CO. planted in the baggage reclaim area guerrillas. Passengers push their trollies from than ever of the chances of recovering their $112.8 Opp. East Cemetery CALL 649-58071 terminal after a bomb had ripped where passengers arriving from Europe In El Salvador, where five Marxist-led guerrilla million. , . . armies are trying to oust the government, military For All Your Mood* through the baggage area at London's collect their baggage. No one at the time U S District Judge J. Lawrence Irving opened commanders said there was no fighting. a contempt hearing for Dominelli by declaring. UALITY HARRISON ST. Heathrow Airport Friday and injgred 22 had claimed responsibility for the TRAVELrINSURANCE 'I'he Easter cease-fire is not officially declared, but "Serious threats, including death threats, have MORIALS MANCHESTER people. The bom b was said to have been explosion. both sides have respected it since war erupted in 1979. been made against persons involved in this case." 391 Broad 8t., Manchostar S On Wednesday, rebels attacked' nine towns in He said a murder threat had been made against 848-7098 northeastern Morazan province in their largest one lawyer. . ■ That has been followed up by bizarre incidente offensive of the year. is now as a new location at 825 "Sorrinfi ManrhcHifr For Over 50 1 eprs” Twelve hurt in blast Ambulance officials said the only deaths they at his home with the intent to terrorize his J. B. ELECTRONICS PERSONAL TEE handled were 12 drowning victims on Pacific beaches, family, ” the judge declared. Main St., Manchester (next door to the Brass Key Restaurant). We still Irving issued a no-bail arrest warrant for Vnti-terrorist police at the Li­ jammed with an estim ate 1.8 million people, 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV oive the same good service that, we were known for at our old location. LONDON (UPI) - A bomb first-floor customs area of Hea­ Dominelli' 'wherever he may be” for violating his P e n tta n d The Florist byan embassy siege imme­ more than voted in March 25 presidential elections. blast ripped through an arrival throw's Terminal 2, used for earlier order not to leave California. The action SALES AND SERVICE WE ARE CELERRATIN6 OUR 10TN. ANNIVERSARY, AND WOULD LIKE TO diately left for the huge airport In San Salvador and other cities, tens of thousands 24 BIRCH ST. lounge at Heathrow Airport European passengers arriving came at a contempt hearing that could have THANK A U OF YOU FOR YOUR FAITH IN US DURING THE PAST TEN YEARS! complex west of London. of people participated in colorful processions TEL. 643-6247 Friday, injuring at least 12 in Britain. landed Dominelli in jail for failure to cooperate people, and another explosive The second suspected bomb dramatizing the Crugifixion of Jesus Christ. 1: - ■ - ^ — * 1 m 1 We carry over 20 different colors and styles of T-shirts, over 10 643-4444 "People screamed and ran. with the bankruptcy trustee. — — 6oo device was believed to be was believed to be in Terminal but it was not clear how many The guerrillas' Radio Venceremos broadcast a colors of letters, 7 colors of numbers, and different styles and sizes of F.T.D. MASTER CHARGE planted in an international 3. used for international flights, were hurt." said one witness. special holiday message by the Rev. Rogelio Poncel, a letters and numbers. Also we have long sleeve T-shirts, sweat shirts, WORLD WIDE airport and police officials said. Rose Kennedy faints AMERICAN EXPRESS flight terminal, officials said. No one immediately claimed ^Igian priest who advocates a controversial sport shirts, V* sleeve baseball shirts, baseball caps, painters caps, bags, SERVICE The entire airport was imme­ Police and witnesses said the "liberation theology" and who has long worked with responsibility for setting the ' WASHINGTON — Rose Kennedy, the 93-year- JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 diately sealed off and bomb first explosion erupted with a the guerrillas. aprons, over 400 decals, etc. Come see our expanded selection. blast. old matriarch of the Kennedy family, fainted squad officers with sniffer dogs "tremendous crack" at 8:15 Police said there were about "One can not applaud Jesus and at the same time while having dinner Friday night but was WE URVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL I flooded the area. Dozens of p.m. |2:15 p.m. EST) in the 12 injuries. (President) Ronald Reagan, who is the principal uninjured and was resting comfortably at her iSPeCIALIZINQ IN AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION! cause of the tragedy of our people," Poncel said. West Palm Beach, Fla., home, a spokesman said. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS] Bob Shrum, press secretary for Sen. Edward HEATING and SHEET METAL Kennedy, D- Mass., said Mrs. Kennedy “ fainted DON WILLIS GMUGE, INC. over dinner" but was immediately revived. SPECIALISTS WHEEL ALtONMENT • BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE TROPHIES NOW AVAILABLE Observers say Navy waited to investigate He said she was resting in b ^ on doctor's New England Mechanical Services, lnc.| GENERAL REPAIRING orders but was not hospitalized. Propane Cylinders Filled Shrum said her doctor and a rescue squad the USS Frank Cable, a submarine "Somebody aboard the Frank Cable turn around to investigate until about 166 TUNNEL RD. TITLSVILLE. Fla. (UPI) — Civilian responded immediately and that Mrs. Kennedy Air Conditioning Service observers watching the test launch of a tender assisting in the maneuvers. had to know to the helicopter went 25 minutes after the launch. ITELEPNONE 10 MAIN STREET VERNON, CT. 06066 Ron Kool, a civilian witness aboard down. I just can't believe they didn't was talking to family members about activities 649-4531 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040| 871-1111 Trident missile earlier this month said " I assume the Navy had orders to go HAVE A HAPPY EASTER the Cable, said Friday the helicopter know it went down. over the Easter weekend. a Navy ship waited until after the ahead with the launch,” said Engle, crashed almost a half hour before the "The Navy ship should have aborted The mother of the late President John F. launch to investigate the crash of a who served in the Pentagon as a Navy NO IF OPEN SUNDAYS 9-1 mi.ssile test launch. Kool said he and his the missile, but they didn't. Maybe the Kennedy and Sens. Robert F. Kennedy and helicopter that took five lives. lieutenant from 1966 to I%9. “ I can SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy friends did not actually see the Navy felt the rocket was more Edward Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy was last ill in 825 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646-3339 Military officials declined to com­ understand a m ilita ^ mind putting ECONOMY U W N MOWER SENVICE Senior Citizen Discounts helicopter crash, but noticed that its important than five lives," Kool said. December when she went swimming in West ment on the allegations, saying the Air that as a higher priority" than the Lowest Prices in Area blinking lights were no longer visible. Another witness, Merritt Island Palm Beach and contracted a viral infection. 647-3660 Force was conducting an investigation. crash.t "W hat I can’t understand is "W e figured it was 28 minutes lawyer John Engle, said he believes it She suffered from angina pectoris in 1981 and An intense 5-day search of the why they took so long to begin the CROWN PHARMACY between the time we didn't see the was even longer before the ship began later in the year was hospitalized with chest Atlantic from Florida to South Carolina search," Engle said. Export Lawn Mowar Repair prescription c e n t e r helicopter anymore and when the its search for the men. pains. She was hospitalized again in May of 1982 coasts following the April 7 crash failed Fraa Pickup and Dallvary to turn up five of the men aboard the Air rocket went off," said Kool, 53, a Cocoa Engle said he saw a series of flares Kool said he went below decks after for an undisclosed complaint. OPTICAL AHMAD K. ALTAF 208 Wast Cantar Straat Manchaatar, Ct. 00040 F'orce CH-3 helicopter, which went developer who was one of 250 business­ fired about 10 to 15 minutes after the the launch and did not see the flares. 10% Senior CItlions Discount 9 9 I Rogistorod Pharmacist down 50 miles off Cape Canaveral. men invited aboard the ship to watch launch. He said the ship continued to Navy officials declined comment on Vatican celebrates holiday ^^Over 25 Years of Service (2031 R49-0312 14 MILE\ Three other crewmen were rescued by the launch. steam away from the area and did not the statements by witnesses. FREE ESTIMATES [ p r o m p t . PERSONAL FROM VATICAN CITY — Pilgrims from around the CsR anytliiM bstessn S wii, snd 10 p m , 7 days a wsak ICOVRTEOVS SERE ICE MCDONALD'S world jostled for a chance to speak to Pope John Paul II who donned the black mantle of an As seen on PM Magazine ordinary priest to hear Good Friday confessions EVERYTHING IN GLASS Senators predict Duarte win in Saivador in St. Peter’s Basilica. "WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" The pope also presided over one of the Roman GREG Catholic Church's most somber ceremonies — a JJL WWn GLASS CO.. the WASHINGTON (U PI) — Two U S. "W e have been through the valley of d'Aubuisson by 68 percent to 32 the United States wifi withdraw its service at St. Peter's filled with funereal chanting senators, just back from Central the shadow, but we came through percent, the senator said. U.S. officials support if death squads are not curbed that commemorates the sufferingscrucifixion of CHIMNEY America where they had a brush with unscathed," Johnston said in a joint have been concerned the military and right-wing pressure on the govern­ Jesus. • 4 W - 7 3 a i death, predicted Friday that moderate statement issued on their arrival at might stage a coup if Duarte wins, but ment is not eased. John Paul was to lead a torchlight "W ay of the SWEEP Jose Napolean Duarte will win El Andrews Air Force Base near Johnston said "w e believe he can "The American message is reall)\ Cross” service near the ruins of Rom e's ancient ril'Eir 30 YKiHS EXPEHIEM t: , 644-0007 Salvador's runoff election and then Washington. control the army ... and bring social getting through in that respect," Colosseum later in the day. |$1 BIStELL 6T. MANCHESTER! Fully negotiate with Nicaraguan leaders. The senators said they returned from and economic justice.” Johnston said. The service marks 14 events during Jesus' final •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS 9 4 Carman Rd., Manchester Insured Sens. Lawton Chiles. D-Fla., and J. their four-country fact-finding tour Chiles also said the elections will give Duarte told the senators "he will go hours, from his condemnation to death before •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB, ENCLOSURES •ETC Bennett Johnston, D-La., said their with "a message of hope and optim­ Duarte "the opportunity to solidify the to Nicaragua where he will negotiate Pontius Pilate to his burial in a borrowed tomb in views were not changed by an incident ism " about the situation in Central (political) middle.” with the leadership,” Johnston said. ancient Jerusalem. in which their military helicopter was America. "It looks like the military is defi­ The senators said they were not In Jerusalem, thousands of Christians from C u r tis shot at on the Honduran border. Both Duarte, who faces a runoff election nitely going to cooperate with its certain if they were over Honduras as many countries chanted and sang hymns in the Ziebart said they support continued aid to El May 6 with rightist Roberto d’Aubuis- elected government,” he said. they thought, or over El Salvador. “ It Old City as they walked the narrow, winding Via Rustproollng Company Salvador and U.S.-backed rebels in son, is "virtually certain” to win, Chiles said right-wing elemenU in El was rebel territory, wherever the heck Dola Rosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre as llliliiMsdhes Nicaragua. Duarte's polls show him leading Salvador are beginning to understand we were,” Chiles said. Jesus did in carrying the cross to his death. HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Vernon Industrial Place IZ-GLAZE Clark Road MUD VMao • Tolovisloa • Starao MriMM Vernon. CT FLAPS WEEKEND SPEgAL I PtOTKTION (jy,| gn nj gg. vsrnon axlt) SUN ROOFS Candymaker makes munchable masterpieces for Easter Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 2731 WJHIDDLEWJMIDDLE TPKE. C A U % R OETAIOETAILa MAWCHgaTRW 649-$406 8 7 2 - 3 3 6 1 By Joanne Johnson longue has been well rewarded. Kazarian candies tte family bought a tiny retail candy store from a Specializing in tPine* United Press International have been retailed in major department stores w eek immigrant on Olney ville Square in Providence. nationwide, including Sear’s and Kresge’s, though he The business blossomed into a prosperous candy and MERCURY ISofi PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Most people who celebrate now sells primarily to Douglas Drug's, Ann & Hope ice cream trade on Stokes Street. O LCO n PACKAGE STORE IR54 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. the Easter holiday started to think about cuddly and Consumer Value Stores. Kazarian recalled the price of sugar plummeting Pine Shopping Plaza rabbits, bonneted chicks, Easter lilies and egg hunts The flower-sprinkled marvels are fashioned with from $22 to $6 a bag shortly after World War I and the last week. the most scrupulous care in the most controlled »oppage of all Christmas candy orders during the One Rhode Island man, however, has had the condiUons. The only people who see the candies before Phone 646-2786 DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Depression. Business resumed slowly afterwards but NO SERVICE CHABQE I On^ ol Mandi^^l^r’t Larg««l SHaetlon* 01 FlgurU Carwnic* In holiday almost exclusively on his mind since last they leave the non-descript brick building in the poverty was still rampant, he said. year. I Slock. Our Voluma tw n s You Monay. 10<7( 01 Spadal*. southern part of the city are Kazarian, his wife Sara — He recalled selling candy apples at 3 bushels for 25 ' P tssisr Chsrgs snd VIss Acespltd Harry Kazarian is the manufacturer of the nation's a soprano performer — a cousin on leave from the CMts, 65 cents per 100 or at a penny apiece retail. nw irrslIrrT • " - ~ Ttls-C h sc k. . . __ only solid chocolate Easter basket and he's been hard PiriMlI Gliicki Cillwd up !• tlBO.00 Providence Philharmonic Orchestra and two or three There was a man from up in Fall R iver who had £7 Mam Mrael " \Ve stay on top of research and developm ent in at work preparing the munchable masterpieces since We have created one of the most respected, de­ neighbors "down the street." three cents and that was going to be his breakfast, the field of visual care. We have patterns for last autumn. That seems to be the way Kazarian prefers it. lunch and dinner,” he said. pendable and most complete optical labora­ over 3,000 different shapes of frames, plus over "N ot only the only ones anywhere, but the best tories and visual care centers in Connecticut. "W e built it all ourselves from the bottom up," he In 1948, that building was tom down during 1,500 eyeglass frames on display, hard and soft anywhere,” he said as holiday preparations geared said, with a broad gesture from the well-sanded floor Hundreds of For many years our motto w as' ‘If It’s Made of MINIT-MAN PRINTING redevelopment efforts. Kazarian’s father soon after contact lenses, sunglasses galore, plus hearing 423 CSNTSR S T ..M A N C H U T U S4f-177r: up. He pointed to three inunense vats melting Glass We’ll Grind It.” With the advent ofif plas-pli up to the high ceilings. He glanced up the long built the ^foot-l^-ioo-foot facility with the help of a Designs & Styles! aids. Optical Style Bar has two convenient lo­ mysterious aromatic blends of dark and white immaculately clean production table. “ This way we tic lenses it became necessary to amend our cations to serve you; 763 Main Street and 191 chocolate in a com er of his family business. keep it in the family.” businessman, including William A. motto to include plastic. W e fully Intend to in­ COMRETE PMmM A COrilR Kmci Dimitri Jr., who would become a key figure in Rhode Main Street, both in Manchester. Between the LOW COST nUNTIIM "Making candy is like playing the violin," the The development of that fam ily business began, as Island Democratic politics. corporate our laboratory to accommodate ad­ two stores, one store is always at your service candymaker said. “ If you don't do it just so, it is not P6RSONRI TEE ditional lens materials as they are developed. WHILI YOU WAIT (9HOTO M AD V) it did with most immigrants, when grandfathers or P*rton«Miwl Pun S Spoctwaar six days a week. worth doing at all.” The building was readied for production “ workine uncles arrived in the New World wiUi little to their fnjm five in the morning to eight or nine at night’ ’ with -OONS WMn.1 YOU WMT- Kazarian, a reknowned violin historian of Armen­ HtWSCMSMTmnM Ilia n name but young families and lack of a job. only second hand materials, Kazarian said O w l oin* Par **Y Oaeaela* — TWO MANCHESTER LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU — ian descent, is as careful with his holiday novelties as Kazarian's paternal uncle was killed in the Turkish he is with the advice he gives violin collectors all over S a l^ a ter taffies, kisses and Christmas candies Armenian massacres in 1894. When his uncle's We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES the world. TRY OUR NEW 3-« lo N a c o n iM distraught wife Jumped into a nearby river with an (next to the Brass Key) 763 Main St. and 191 Main St. Only fine syrups, oils, milk and egg solids go into the infant brother-in-law in her arms, elder relatives whimsical creations. A special Nestle's shortening decided, “ That’s it. These children have to go to blend is the only covering on the innovaUons that Am erica,” Kazarian said. Kazarian ranUnued working long hours through TELEPHONE 649-6713 FuHf limurtd \ leave Kazarian Brothers tt Imperial Candy to ensure In 1896 an uncle came to settle in Worcester, Mass., maximum freshness. Custom Kitchen Center When You're On This with the help of George Kalashian, who founded masters including Arthur LeBlanc and Henrlck If. You Would Like To Kazarian made a special trip to Amsterdam to Velvet Ice Cream. In 1900, Kazarian’s father arrived. IpMIL SHMMNS lANDSCIPOl Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling purchase the moMs in which the delicateiy bandied Page — You Tei! Your UPI photo In 1910 and in 1913, two other uncles arrived to carve WesVlSmlnr “ *" '®®rt«hops in See Your Ad Here, Call Candy maker Harry Kazarian (left) and panniers — baskets — are cast. After all, the only solid out futures for themselves. QRNlfML LANDtCAPINO Visit Our Showroom At: Story Not Only With An chocolate Easter basket in the nation could not be The brothers spent six months in Worcester making 8aW*®«SS‘ h«‘n iiv * grueling, though, he AND LANDSCAPI MAINTENANCB The Herald Advertising Sara Kazarian put finishing touches on 35 Olcott Strsst wrought in anything but the most superior mold, $2.50 a day at various jobs, Kazarian said. “ That was ^1® ®PP‘Mtunlty to carry on the Ad, But Also With A chocolate candy house in his Provi­ Kazarian said. "German nickel silver from Max big money then. ’They were lucky to have Jobs.” The «* "*** *'ben it presented itself. 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Biz Swensson, a state legislator, and Kingdom' A Scottish miaaion- Darlington, SC installation as pope. shows on TV have helicopters. factod tha p ro ca u of making ary's devotion to humanity con­ The CBS movie, in which Finney plays John Paul, Samuel Kotsch, a police lieutenant, were aynthetic diamonda, ia kid- 0 - Or. Gone Scott So even before the police department quers the forces which set out to nappad. Gaorga Sandora, W ondy will air 8-li p.m. EST. asked for one, it received a helicopter. AN D TOW N DIREC TO RS, among the named woman and man of the year, destroy his mission in CNna. Gre­ (SI - MOVIE: 'Blood On Satan's Barrie, Jamas Giesaon. 1941 Claw' Tata of (jotNc horror and John Paul himself may be seen earlier iq ^ e day on Dutch and his assistants presented the lowest employees on the pay scale, were respectively. 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CD - Pott am for Living Douglas, Eleanor Parker. William ( B - M O V IE : *CuJo' A mother land on Minor's desk, which is probably his assistance in negotiations between the BUT THE ENORMOUS PENCILS given Bendix. 1951. and her son are terrorized by a The CBS movie consists of flashbacks covering CD - Chlldtan't Goapol Hour from the Tempi* and re- pions is preaemed from the Ri­ where it ended up. club and the town. Up to that point,there to staff members of the finance department 0 - He* H a w 0 - USFL Football: Arizona at rabid St. Bernard dog. Dee Wal­ W ojtyla’s life between the ages of 18 and 26, mixed 3® - Aprartda ingiaa astablithed the unity of the He­ viera Lanes, Akron. OH. (90 min.) lace. Daniel Hugh-Kelly. Christo­ had been no com pelling evidence to cleanly carried a message to Thomas 0 - Pick tha Pro* Sportwriters Houston with scenes of Rome in 1978, when he was elected to ® - MOVIE: 'Tha Paraonais' brew People. Susan Paget, John 0 - Yen Can Cook pher Stone. 1983. fist^ R. preview games and viewera com­ - MOVIE: Mother Lode' A succeed Pope John Paul I. THE DONATION from town employees indicate that Tedford had ingratiated Moore, finance officer. He should not insist, Stunned by his wife’s sudden re­ Heaton, Brad Harris. 1963 0 pete for prizes. young pitot and an old prospector 12:15A.M. himself with club members. they seemed to say, that employees turn in quest for divorce, a young man - MOVIE: 'Amsterdam 4:00 P.M. It is as much a story about the Polish struggle for a was one of a number of gag gifts distributed 0 are both gripped by g ^d fever in sdvartises In the personals col­ 0 - Money Week Coraiectlon' 0 • Greatest American Hero 0 - MOVIE; 'Suparman III' national identity as it is about John Paul. Mayor Barbara Weinberg was presented old pencil stubs before he issues them new this rugged adventure, set in the last week at awards night, a not-so-solemn umn In order to get back into tha 0 - Foro Loco Clark Kent ia sent to Ns home­ 0 - Auto Racing '84; 09) - News Updete Canadian wilderness. Charleton Finney said that when he was doing research for the with a new car. It was a gift, ostensibly pencils. singles scene. Bill Schoppart, town to cover a story about d ata occasion which town workers use to poke a 0 - Three Stooges NASCAR Dixie Cup 200 from ® - MOVIE: 'Summer Heston, Nick Mancuso, Kim Bas­ part, “ It seemed important that I knew what it felt like from the United Auto Workers. Mrs. Deputy M ayor Stephen T. Penny Karen Landry. Rated PG. reunions, but as fate would have bit of fun at each other. Darlington, SC Solstice* Married for more than inger. 1962. Rated PG. it. Superman must save the world to be a Pole.” IS> - CNN Haadllna Nows 10:00 A.M. Weinberg and the UAW have had presented a gift to an em barrassed 0 - MOVIE: 'The KIngfiaher' half a century; a couple returns to O - Tales of tha Unaxpactad from evil. Christopher Reeve. Ri­ Town Director Peter DiRosa now owns a CD ~ Khlsworld The veteran film actor said he was nervous about something of a seesaw relationship. Most reporter who thought he was there just to ® - Naws/Sports/Wsathar A middle-aged bachelor decides the shore where they first met. chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. snow shovel with an inscription. The Henry Fonda. Myrns Loy. 1981. 0 - On Stag* America playing the living world leader, and at first he turned (8 l - Bionic Woman CD - Saturday Momittg to pop the question to the woman 1983. Rated PG. (Closed Cap­ inscription com mem orates the historic recently, she was defeated in a bid to observe the fun. he has always loved. Rex Harri­ SI) - Cechun. Cechun. Re Re Re 0 - News/Spoite/Weather tioned) down the part. IS) - MOVIE: 'Bfock Beauty' (D -Tarza n: Lord of the Jungle become a delegate to the Dem ocratic Penny, flanked by fellow directors, son, W endy Hiller. 0 0 - Dtff rant Strokes Willis “ But when I read the script a second time, I realized moment when a policeman handed DiRosa Leo Wsat, Johnny Crawford. - All Star Wraatling - MOVIE: 'Battle Hymn' CD decides to compete against Kim­ 12:30 A.M. National Covention by a UAW-backed announced that the reporter had Mimi Gibson. Rated G. 0 - MOVIE: 'A Pirate's Affair' This biographical drama is the how remarkable and moving a story it was and I a citation for not having shoveled his 0 - 1984 NBA Slam Dunk berly for the title of Senior Class CD - All In the FamHy 0 - News/Sports/Wsather story of Colonel Dean Hess, an decided it would be a privilege to be allowed to try it. sidewalk after a snowstorm. slate. complained that he could not take notes ® - Eyasat Champ. Coverage of this cham­ Queen. [Closed Captioned) 0 - Evans and Newak pionship Is presented from Den­ 0 - ChampkMMhip Wruttllng ordained minister whose W W II “ This is an extraordinary story. This man, who lost A touch of class was added to the evening without a tablet arm chair. experiences prevent him from - MOVIE: 'FIrafox' A Vial- Details of that event have become luzzy 6:30 A.M. ver, CO. 0 1:00 A.M. a royal presence. Town Clerk Edward The directors generously donated the Herald photos by Pinto 0 - American Oovommont feeling qualified to perform his nam war flying ace is sent to Rus­ his mother very early, lost his country very early, and embellished over time, but DiRosa is CD - Captain Bob 0 - Sports Probe CD - Fam e Tom kiel was crowned a Polish prince and chair. 0 - Un Dia *n la Vida ds... duties. Rock Hudson. Martha sia to steal a high-tech jet which then lost his brother, then lost his father. said to have protested that no one ever (£ - Insight Hyer. Dan Duryea. 1957. holds the balance Of power in the The new medical rescue wagon gives added flexibility to 0 - Wrestling 0 - Lat'a Go Bowling CD - MOVIE: 'Tha Last Days of "T h e only continuum, I feel, he believes in is the adorned him self in a Regal robe, As the reporter sheepishly walked up to Cold W ar. Clint Eastwood. 1982. Pornpall’ After the death of N s walks on his sidewalk, whereupon the CD - Naw Zoo Revue - Naws Update - Magic of Oil Painting the medics in the town’s Emergency Medical Service. Or 0 0 - Washington Week/ Rated PG. wife and cNk), a peace-loving faith.” resembling a plastic bag from a Main accept his gift he spied the com fort - Davsy/Ooliath policeman said, " I just walked on it to CD 0 - Mr. Rogen’ Neighbor­ R « v i « w Paul Duke is joined by 4:15P.M. blacksmith strives to become a British actor Michael Crompton plays the teenage Street clothing store. He then paraded cushion. Taped to the seat of the chair was at least it’s fun to cruise around in. Dan Huppe, seated, 3® - QIgglasnort Hotel hood top Washington journalists ana­ 0 - Do It Yourself Show serve this citation." (S ) - Sports champion gladiator. Preston Fos­ Wojtyla — a good dancer, well-liked by the ladies, Last week at the party, a miserable among his subjects on a white porcelain a heavy piece of cardboard. Sticking up and Rudy Kissmann were more than willing to ® - Black Star - Motorweek lyzing the week's news. 0 - Palicuta: 'Hoy ha Soinado ter. Basil Rathbone, Louis Cal- whose greatest love is the theater. 4:30 P.M. con Dios' hern. 1935. bouquet of last year's posies was throne mounted on wheels. though it were about 20 roofing nails. demonstrate its use in front of the firehouse earlier this IS ) - Big Story 10:15A.M. 1:30 P.M. The movie opens Sept. 29,1978, on the death of John (S) - MOVIE: 'Superman III' 0 - MOVIE: 'Tall Me My 9D - Twilight Zone ® > Consultation CS - MOVIE: 'Journey into dispatched to an unspecified policeman, a Sources close to the reporter say he has 0 - Madia Watch Clark Kent is sent to his home­ Nam e’ A mother ia forced to face Paul I after a papal reign of only 33 days. It then week. The wagon was one of the gag gifts presented at a D erknets' A rich and bc^ed 0 - Nsws/Sports/Waathsr town to cover a story about class the truth about her life after she is switches to Cracow, Poland, where Cardinal Wojtyla tribute to his logic and to his diplomacy. It WHEN TWO PARAMEDICS in uniform hung the stern cushion in his den, where it 6:45 A.M. 10:30 A.M. young man devises a game in recent — and kind of satirical — awards ceremony for reunions, but as fate would have confronted by her ittegitimate 0 - Bionic Woman appeared at the door of the Army and Navy will serve as a constant reminder of his - Frlenrla which he condemns to death any hears the news. seemed to have something to do with the GD CD CD - Bugs Bunny/Road it. Superman must save the world daughter. Arthur Hill. Barbara Bar­ town employees and officials. w ho break his unwritten laws. 0 • Deapadlda Wojtyla looks out the window, spots somes youths Club where the honors were being vulnerability. Runner Show from evil. Christopher Reeve. Ri­ rie. Barnard Hughes. 1977. shovel. 7:00 A.M. Robert Reed. Jennifer Hilary. Mi­ 0 - Taking Advantage chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. playing soccer, and remembers himself doing the - Captain Kangaroo CD 0 - Littles chael Tolan. 1969. IB) - Monty Python Flying CD CD 1983. Rated PG. [Closed Cap­ - This is the USFL Circus 1:15A.M. same thing 40 years earlier. Commentary CD - World Tomorrow 0 - MOVIE; 'Fear Strikes Out' Guest editorials (D tioned] - MOVIE: 'Go Wast, Young The movie, made in Italy and Austria, covers the 0 - NBA Basketball; 1984 This biography of ballplayer CD CD - Oat Smart (S ) - Big Story 8:30 P.M. Man' A movie star's adventures, Opening Round Playoff Gams Jim m y Piersall. follows his rise to bombing of Cracow in 1938 and the subsequent Nazi ® ® - Jennifer Slept Hera wNIe on a persond appearance ( D - N a w s the top and his fight with mental 0 - Hogar Dulce Hoger Come- 32-V id e o Jukebox When George and Susan renew tour, are pr^rayed. Mae W est, occupation. 3 ® - Return T o Plartat O f Apaa iHneas. Anthony Perkins. Karl die producida en Mexico en el The Nazi chief summons Archbishop Adam Sapieha 0 - Countitawn to '84 Today'a cual se presentan tres esposos their wedding vow s, Jennifer de­ Warren Wittiem, Randolph Scott. 3 2 - ESPN's Spaadwaak Malden. Norma Moore. 1967. program features weekly prev­ dominados por sus esposaa. Luz cides to take the plunge. 1936. (Jonathan Newth) to his headquarters and tells him of At Haig’s book S ) - Newsmakers Saturday Soviets getting (3 ) - Allva and Walll iews and profiles of the 1984 ® (B) - All New This Old Maria Aguilar, Sergio Corona. 0 - M adia ------his regim e’s plans for the nation; Olympics. (£D - American Government 0 - Children’s Theatre @ ) - Everydey Cooking House 1:30 A.M. \ “ Poles, like Jews, are Untermensch, subhumans. & - Style With Elsa Klensch - Embajedoree de le M usice S ) - Newa/Sports/Weather 9:00 P.M. Priests will preach what we want. The task of a priest ® ® - A M n 8i the Programa musical presentando la 5:00 P.M. CD 0 - ABC Nawa is interesting Q j CD - MOVIE: 'A Small will be to keep Poles quiet, stupid and dull-witted. bitter iesson - Johnny Quest Chipm unks musica y el folklore de Colombia. CD - Mieelon: Impoeeibla 0 0 - Independant N stw o rii Killing' A n undercover cop and a Jews will be done away with. 0 - Ring Around the World ® - 19S4 Nutretweet WTA N e w s 0 - MOVIE: 'FIrafox' A Viet- CD 0 - W id e VVorid of Sports college professor trail a kilter with Cham pionships Coverage of the "W e shall make Poland a long forgotten name of 0 - Exchange nsm war flying ace Is sent to Rus­ CD - Top 40 Video help from a motley crew of elderly ® - Election Watch For the past 4‘/2 years the Soviet Union has w om en's semifinals is presented — but suspect street people. Edward Asner, - Laurel & Hardy ancient men.” Wojtyla sees his college professors sia to steal a high-tech Jet which 0 0 - Jetsons from Amelia Island, FL. (90 min.) 0 - Uttlo House on the Prairie wasted millions of rubles and the lives of \ holds the balance of power in the Jean Simmons, Andrew Prine. rounded up and taken away by the Nazis. He sees the 0 - ESPN's Ringside Review & - MOVIE: ‘Last American Bv Jim Anderson 7:30 A.M. Cold W ar. Clint Eastwood. 1982. ® - Star Search 1981. Virgin' Teenage buddies try to same thing happening to all of the Jews in the city. thousands of its soldiers in its failed war of 0 > USA Super Cartoon CD - BuHwInkle Rated PG. ® - Wall Street Week Louis ( D 0 - Love Boat A girl's par­ cure their growing pains. Steve The young man goes to work in a quarry where he conquest against Afghanistan. And despite all United Press International Saturday CD - Qot Smart 0 - Electric Company Rukeyser anelyzes the '80s with a ents discover that she is in love Antin, Lawrence Monoson. Diane becomes involved with an underground movement with an older man. a woman that spending of money and manpower, if 0 - Rancho Pajaro Amarillo weekly review of economic and 0 - Too Close for Comfort Franklin. Rated R. 9 ) - Newark & Reality helps her spouse find a lover and that helps Jews obtain false identity papers to escape WASHINGTON — Alexander Haig was a strong and investment matters. ® - News/Sports/Weather 0 - That's the Spirit reports from the fighting front are right, the somewhat prickly secretary of state, an unsual 3® - Pink Panther Show 0 - M O V IE : 'A ttack of the 6 0 - the niece of the line's director from the city. He also organizes an undergound Foot Woman' A woman grows & - MOVIE: ‘Around the (32 - ESPN's Horsa Racing 2:00 P.M. puts demands on Gopher. (R) (60 2:00 A.M. theater to help preserve Polish literature, morale and situation is getting worse rather than better occupant of the office who tried to run the State to a giant size after being at­ W orld In 8 0 Days' Phtneas Fogg W sa M y CD - H sritags Golf Classic Cov- min.) [Closed Captioned] - Movie Cont'd Department like a battalion headquarters and who tacked by a huge figure Tt o t a sets out to win a wager of CD tradition. for the Russians. erege of the third round is pre­ 9 9 - AHrad Hitchcock will always be associated with his daily assaults on the ® - Fraggla Rock satallile. Alllaon Hayes. William sented from the Harbour Town 20,(XX)' pounds sterling that he (X)- MOVIE: 'The Execution of At the age of 22, Wojtyla becomes a priest and turns Private Slovlk' This la the true The Soviets recently launched their seventh ® - Popays and Ftfsnds Hudson, Yvatta VIckars. 1968. Golf Links, Hilton Head Island. SC. can complete a trip around the IS) - Naws Updata to the task of trying to keep. Poland’s youths from English language. world in 80 days. David Niven, story of Eddie Slovik. the only campaign against Afghan freedom fighters in & > Sports Review 0 - Square Foot Gardening (90 min.) ® ISI - MOVIE: 'King Kor^' forgetting Catholicism under the communist regime. This pomes to mind because he has now published Shirley MacLaine. Cantinflas. Part 1 A n executive, a zoologist American soldier executed for CE) - Starsky end Hutch the Peshawar Valley, and they're faring no his memoirs of those 18 months, called "Caveat” S ) - Sport Billy 11:00 A.M. 1956. and a ship-wrecked woman dis­ desertion since the Civil W ar. Sometimes the movie jumps too quickly from far Martin Sheen, Ned Beatty, Mari- (McMillan, $17.95), as in, “ Senator, I want to caveat O - MOVIE: 'Around tha CD 0 - Puppy/Scooby Ooo 0 - MOVIE: 'Bogus Mats' Pe- 0 - Classic Country cover a tribe of aborigines who past to more recent past, and a two-hour story might better in this one than they did in its ter O'Toole. Alistair Sima. 1976 clareCoateilo, GaryBusey. 1974. that.” W orld In 8 0 Days' Phlnaas Fogg S h o w 0 - Los Suegrasy Lo* Nieto* capture the woman and sacrifice have been better viewing than three. sets out to win a wager of her to Kong, a gigantic ape. - MOVIE; 'The Enemy predecessors. - Hardy Boys/Nancy Draw 0 - News Updata 0 But “ John Paul I I ” provides an insightful look at a The book has the merits and the disadvantages of pounds sterling that he CD 0 - Preaental 20,000 Mystarie* 0 - To Be Announced Charles Grodin. Jeff Bridges, Jes­ Below' The crews of two sub­ More than that, it's estimated that the the man. It is fast-stepping, occasionally gossipy, can complete a trip around the sica Lange. 1976 marines attempt to outmaneuver man who is a living legend, yet flesh and blood. 0 - Road to Lo* Angelas 0 - MOVIE; 'Hankytank Man' 5:30 P.M. Afghan misadventure has cost the Red army fascinating on some events in his 18 months at the world In 80 days. David Niven, 39 ” American Playhouse each other in a deadly duel during Shirley MscLalne, Cantinflas. 0 - MOVIE; 'High Road To In hopes of performing on the ® > Americe'e Top Ten WWII. Robert Mitchum, Curt Jur­ helm, and yet lacking the authority and sweep that Grand Ole Opry, an aging country 'Heartland.' Rip T o m and Con- as many as 11,000 lives. 1956. Chine* A flapper hires a former (8) ~ Newsmekere Saturday chata Ferrell star in this story gens. Al Hedison. 1957. distinguish Henry Kissinger's accounts of his World W ar 1 ece to help find her singer travels across the bsek- Yet fully half of the country remains in the 5 - Baseball Bunch - Lett Chape* Oerege about a rancher and a widow who 09 O l - Ptog cont'd stewardship of U.S. foreign policy. menaced father. To m Selleck, r o ^ s of America with his ne­ S 2 - It's Your Business phew. Clint Eastwood. Kyle wants to homestead her own . hands of the freedom fighters. Assassinations Bess Armstrong. Jack Weston. 6:00 P.M. place. (2 hra.) (Cloaed Captioned] 9 9 - Dr. Gene Scott Eastwood. Rated PG. k \ 6 - Momingtown 1983. Rated PG. CD CD 0 - News ® - At The Movlea of government officials are frequent, so much H AIG ’S INSIDER ACCOUNTS of several crises, & ~ Here's to Your Health ( B - M O V IE : 'Easter Parade' A including his attempt to head off the Falklands War, 8:00 A.M. 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. CD - Blue Knight big star splits with his partner and IS) - Sports Update Hartford so that it is harder than ever to find ® - Futbol Intemaclonal: Against All Odds (R) sot ono and the war in Lebanon, are interesting, but suspect. CD CD - Charlis Brown & 0 - Battlestar Galactica CD - Racing From Aqueduct takes an unknown, making her Atheneuin Cinsinq — The Sun 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Ice Czechoslovakia ve. Romanie into a star. Judy Garland, Fred 2:30 AeM. Private Life of Sherlock replacements for them. Public utilities are THt DEMOCRATS' I^AfiiAN POLL Snoopy 0 - Naws Update 0 - Star Trek Pirates (PG) Sot and Sun His chronology of several key events in the Falklands 0 - MOVIE; 'Tba Shtmtrsd Astaire. Peter Lawford, Ann 9 9 - SporteCenter Holmes Sot-Sun 7;30wlth The 1:45. CD - Wondarama sabotaged daily. War is faulty and the English publishers of the book 0 0 - M r. T Room ' A young couple arrive on 0 - Dr. Gan* Scott Miller. 1948 9 9 - MOVIE: 'The Verdict' An Thin Mon Sot and Sun 5:30, The Movies — Splash (PG) have put out a correction slip. CD ® - Monchhichls/Littls 0 - House For AH Seasons an island to inhabit the old miH- alcoholic attorney tries to reesta­ 9:45. Sot-Sun 12:30,2:40,4:40,7:30, The invaders have reacted to all this 0 - Fame 9:15P.M. Cinema City — Reuben, Rascals/RIchls Rich 0 - Palicula; 'El Redentor' house she inherited which is un­ blish his career with a controver­ 9:40. — Romoncino the Stone frustration and fear by doing more of what His belief that the Lebanon crisis was practically 0 - Nawe/Sports/Wsather 0 - Your Money Reuben (R) Sot and Sun 2,4, IPG) Sat-Sun 12,2:15,4:20,7, CD - Christopher Closa-Up der a curse. Gig Young. Carol sial malpractice suit againat a 7:40, 9:40. — The Dresser settled (by him by telephone) after he had announced 0 - New Tech Timas Lynley, Oliver Rai^. 1967. 0 -- Frontline 'Captive in El Sal­ powerful hospital. Paul Newman. 9:10. — Hard to Hold (PG) seems to come naturally to them — they’ve America’s ambassador to Norway (9 ) - Tom & Jerry and Friends 9:30 P.M. (PG) Sot and Sun 1:30, 4:15, vador.' Filmmaker Ofra Bikel ex­ Sot-Sun 12:15, 2, 3:50, 5:35, his resignation as secretary of state does not ring true 11:15A.M. (B ) - New Literecy Charlotte Rampling. James Ma­ amines the politics and the people 0 - Thi* Week in Japan 7:30, 9:50. — The Trouble 7:50,9:50. — Pink Flovd: The increased the brutality and terror tactics to people in the State Department who have no great 3 2 - SportsCantar son. 1982. Rated R. with Horry (PG) Sot and Sun Wall (R) Sot midnight. — 0 - Sports 2:15P.M. of El Salvador and what effects inflicted on the Afghan people. love for Haig’s tormentors in the White House. 32 - MOVIE; 'Superman III' 10:00 P.M. 0-Cro*sfir* 2:20, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. — Pink Block and Blue (R) Sat Clark Kant is sent to his home­ 11:30 A.M. - Hsalth Wsek the United States has on their ii- Flamingos Sot 3, 7 with 0 CD-N e w s midnight. They’ve executed even women and children There is a ring of truth, however, in his accounts of town to cover a story about class fastyie. (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ 3:00 A.M. Female Trouble (R) Sot 1, went to the wrong door one night CD - Great Space Coaster tio n ^ ) how the White House bungled whatever results Haig reunions, but as fata would have 2:30 P.M. CD 0 - Fantasy laland A fa­ 0 - Night Flight 4:55,9. — Zellg (PG ) Sun 3,7 without trial, they’ve used biological and 0 - Do H Yourself ® - 'Cherytin* Programa mous retired dancer wants to with A Midsummer Night's achieved in Lebanon by untimely and thoughtless H, Superman muat save the world ® • Play Your Best Tennis 0 - Naws/Sporta/Weathar chemical warfare, saturation bombing, and a ■from evil. Christopher Reeve, Ri­ 0 - Sports Week ‘Serve and Return of Serve.' musical presentando la belta dance again and a wealthy widow Sex Comedy (PG ) Sun 1,4:55, press announcements. No attention was paid w an t! her butler to admit he 9. WASHINGTON - Mark Austad chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. ) - Amazing SpMerman/ ® - MOVIE; 'Silver Dream Charytin. 3:30 A.M. scorched earth policy to subdue the subject in Norway. apparently to the possibilitiy that the announcements 0 0-i yearn* for her. (R) (60 min.) CInestudIo— The Mon Who SHOWCASE 1983. Rated PG. (Cloaed Cap- I Hulk Racer* A workt-class American ( 8 - Bleck Perspective 0 - PKA Full Contact Karats Loved Women (R) Sot 7:30 is a big, amiable bull of a man, who The racist remarks attributed to would do harm to the careful diplomacy that was in Honed) (Cloaed Captioned) people. But the Afghan rebels and civilians 0 - Bits and Bytes motorcyclist champion is chal­ ® - White Shedow from El Peso. TX Coverage of with Star 80 (R) Sot 9:45. — carries around his own china shop. Austad supposedly were made to a progress. The only thing that appeared to matter to ® - Japan Today lenged by a tough competitor at 0 - Indapandent Network the World Lightweight Cham- YentI (PG ) Sun 7:30. . remain defiant, and fighting. 0 - Play Bridge N aw * He is the American ambassador to Norwegian reporter who cannot be the White House was to make the President look good. O - Spidotman England's Silverstone. Beau 6:30 P.M. pionsNp featuring Cliff Thom as Colonial — Bruce vs. His S2.50 Bridges. David Esses. Christina 0 - Not Nacaaaarily. The vs. To m m y Williams is presented Blood Brothers (R) Sot from It’s just not that easy to kill a people’s love Norway, a hero in unheroic times, found and probably doesn’t exist. f l ) - Naws/Sporta/Wsathar 12:00 P.M. CD CD - CBS Nawa Raines. 1983. Rated FG. N aw * from El Paso, T X . (90 min.) 1; Sun from 4:30 with Ten for freedom. The Soviets are learning that hemmed in l^th e flummery of THERE ARE SEVERAL SURPRISES in the (D -M O V IE : 'GodapaH'A musi­ (D 0 -N * w s Tigers from Kwon Tong (R) Sources close to the ambassador e i a - Flintstons Funniaa 0 T Cioeeflr* 3f) - Newsmakers Saturday volume, one of them pleasing. The book is extremely cal of tha Gospel accordirtg to St. CD - Racing From GuHttraam 0 - Succaaa Sot from 1; Sun from 4:30. lesson the hard way, and it’s costing them diplomatics-protocol — a John have never heard him say any­ O - Sasama Straot [Closed Matthew with modem New York 0 - Here's to Your HsaMi (S ) - Nawa/Sports/Woathar 4:00 A.M. East Hartford a post more suited to a well-written, and although there is no co-author listed Captioned) City as the background. Victor 0 - NFL'* Graataat Momanta Eastwood Pub A Cinema— ;• dearly. thing offensive about other races. 0 - Mors Real Psopla NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ it is clear that Haig’s prose has passed through 0 - Chapulln Colotado Garber, David Haskell, Jerry ® - MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' 0 - Ufa of Riley Terms of Endearment (PG) lenry Kissinger. sents '1982 Year in Review.* It is true that he was picked up by somebody else’s typewriter. In this case Charles Sroka, Lynne Thigpen. 1973 0 - New Literacy In hopes of performing on the 0 - Week In Review Sot 6:45,9:15; Sun closed. There is nothing suave or subtle 9 - From tha EdHor'a Desk ( S ) - Pinnacle Grand Ole Opiy. an aging country Poor Richard’s Pub A Ci­ - BOSTON HERALD police in the town of Tromso after McCarry, who has turned out some first-rate snv C D - Fame 3:00 P.M. singer travels across the back- 4:30 A.M. nema — Terms of Endear­ about him; he has an unfathoma­ thrillers. " 8:15 A.M. ® - NBC News SWING banging on a woman's door after CD-BiakItts CD - MOVIE: 'Flylitg Gulllotin*' roeds of America with his ne­ 0 - A b bo tt end Coatallo ment (PG ) Sun 7:15,9:30: Sat ble genius for antagonizing the ( 9 - Instructional The Ching emperor has a flying S - Newsmakers phew. Clint Eastwood, Kyle 7:15,9:30,12. midnight. Press accounts of the The other big surprise is that the situation in the CD - ABC Weekend Special SHIFTS '111* Red Room RkkHa.' T w o weapon which beheads victims (S) - Mecterptece Theatre Eastwood. Rated PG. Showcase Cinemas — - SHOWN AT:- anti-American clique in Norway. each challenge, each issue head- White House — as reported by Alexander Haig — is 8:30A.M. Footloose (PG ) Sun 1:30, incident implied that he was yrxingstera encounter a boy who from 100 paces, end he uses it 'Nancy Aator.' After being sent ® - El Mundo dal Box Let the Labor Party chairperson on. If students are critical of U.S. even worse than we reporters have been writing As CD CD - Saturday Supercads often on innocent people. 3:45,7:15,9:45; Sot 1:30,3:45, drunk. In fact Austad, a practicing traps them in a glowing rad room to New York to enter a young lad­ 7:15, 9:35, 11:40. — Police assail President Reagan in a Haig describes it, Ronald Reagan is an amiable CD - Amarioa's Top Tan peopled by transparent Hgurea. CD - MOVIE: 'Sign of dw ies ecademy. Nancy meets a 10:30 P.M. Just because you don't' policy, he invites them to (ils Mormon, doesn’t drink. Academy (R ) Sun 1,3,5,7:30, FRIDAYS speech, and Austad will fire off an dunce, almost a zombie, impossible to reach and .CD - Meat tha Mayors |R) (Closed Captioned) Pagan* Anita's barbaric hordes bachelor from Boston and mar­ (S - Black New* use on Item doesn't mean 9:45; Sot 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45, residence for answers straight capture a Roman centurion who angry rebuttal. Let anti-American incapable of concentrating on anything except 3® - Herald of Truth CD - Greatest American Hero ries him. (60 min.) [Closed Cap­ 0 - Wall Straot Journal the item has lost Its value. 11:45. — Greystoke: The THE 13th from the shoulder. If Norwegian must escape to prepare for the tioned) Legend of Tarzan, Lord of AS NEARLY AS I CAN deter­ show-biz anecdotes for more than a few minutes ® - Insida tha USFL 0 - lifostyles of tha Rich and 0 - MOVIE: 'High Road To Why not exchange it for sentiment appear in the Norwe­ doctors want to brush up on their benta between Christian end cosh with on od in Classi­ the Apes (PG ) Sun 1:30,4:15, mine, he encountered an old friend According to Haig, Reagan is protected and' a - Sohoiaetlc Sports Acad. Famous Huns. Jeff Chandler. Jack Pal- 7:00P.M. Chlita' A flapper hires a former 7:10,9:35; Sat 1:30,4:15,7:10, ld»MD«aA7rtl«4S-lldB gian press, and he’ll trample it heart research, he raises $250,000 W orld W ar I ace to help find her fied? 643-2711. at a party. The man insisted that insulated by a ring of insiders who deal with the B - Suparman/Aquaman/ 0 - Woman Watch ence. Rha Gem. 1955. CD - Agranaky and Company 9:45, 12. — Moscow on the with his one-man stampede. to send them to the United States menaced father. To m Selleck, Hudson (R) Sun 1:45, 4:15, Austad drop by his home for a outside world, including Ed Meese, Jim Baker Mike Batman 0 - Dr. Gen* Soott 0 - MOVIE: 'Ono* You Klea a CD - Too Cloea for Comfort Be** Armstrong, Jack Weston. ICEMAN This awesome ambassador Stranger' A psychotic giil sed­ 7:20,9:45: Sot 1:45,4:15,7:20, for study. Deaver, Bill Clark and - another surprise-Mrs « - Big Story 0 - MOVIE; 'The Spy WHh CD - Fam* 1983. Rated PG. late-night reacquaintance visit, uce* a goH pro, kilit N t rival, than 10, 12:05; Up the Creek (R) 1^1 practices diplomacy with the fi­ In this spirit, he picked up the Reagan. 0 0 - Shirt Talas The Perfect Cover' CD 0 - Muppat Show Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10; then the friend would drive him tries to get hkn to nxirder her psy­ 11:00 P.M. Julie 8tars Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10, " ------SriOWWAT: nesse of a bull on the loose, barging telephone the other day and placed One gets the uneasy feeling from the Haig book that 0 - Butfaujas Programs infantU 0 - Newa/Sports/Waalher chiatrist. Psul Burks, Csrol Lyn- CD - New* back to the hotel. The ambassador CD CD CD0 0 0 - N * w * HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — 11:55. — Friday the 13th: The around Norway, winding over its a trans-Atlantic call to my office. his motive in writing it is not only to set the record producido an Mexico. 0 - Buskiaea of M anagem ent ley, Msrths Hyar. 1970. 0 - Dane* Favar Final Chapter (R) Sun 1,3,5, gave the address to a taxi driver CD - MOVIE: 'Captains of the tortuous backroads, stopping at straight or to point out the i ’tlawed results” that 0 - That Taan Show 32 - PKA FuU Contact Karat* Julie Andrews will head­ 7:40, 9:45; Sot 1, 3, 5, 7:40, UP THE CREEK He was calling, he told me, as a 0 - M O V IE : 'FIrabaM F o rw a n r 0 - BportsCamar Ckxid*' A group of 'wild' civilian 9:45, 11:45. — Iceman (PG) who dropped him off. But there Reagan accepts in his foreign policy. from El PaeOs *rx Coverage of American pilots join the RCAF as line a special benefit village crossroads to shake hands, friend. He was "getting mur­ 9:00 A.M. During W orld W ar II. a 'muatang' the World Lightweight Cham­ 0 - Woman'a Gymnaatlca: Sun 1,3,5,7:45,10: Sot 1,3,5, were two homes at the same General and his 'hard-kick' divi­ Caaaar'a Palao* InvHattonal a lark but prove their worth under concert for the Greater 7:45, 10, 11:55. — Swing Shift -SHOWriAt:- dropping in on schools and facto­ dered” in the press, he com­ (D - star Search pionship featuring Cliff Thomas fire. James Cagney, Dennis Mor­ address — one 119, the other 119A A P R IN C IP A L MOTIVE of Haig’s book appears to sion srtdurs lots of setion. Ben vs. To m m y W H Ii^ s ia presented 0 -C o v a r Story Hartford Arts Council at (PG ) Sun 1:45, 4, 7:15, 9:35; l;l$4;1$«l5-7J0-IIMa-ll« ries, speaking at dreary gather­ plained. Norwegian and American - N a w Scooby/Scrappy Gszzara, Eddie Albert, Ricardo gan, Brenda Marshall. 1942. Sot 1:45,4,7:15,9:35, 11:30. — both sharing the same drivd- be to get even, to get back at the White House Gano from El Paso. T X . (90 min.) 0 -8 o H d 8 o ld the Hartford Civic Center ings, talking to anyone who'll Montalban. 1972. CD - Laugh-In Manchester newspapers alike were portraying May 23. UA Theaters East— Splosh M O SCO W O N way. Austad simply went to the who tormented him, isolated him, neutralized h i CD - Nina on Naw Jsrsay 0 - Candfopki Bowling 0 - M O V IE ; 'H ound D og M an' 0 - Nawa Update listen, always defending America. him as a foot-in-the-mouth buffoon, efforts and finally fired him. 0 - Odd Couple She will perform with (PG ) Sot-Sun 2, 4:15, 7:20, wrong house. (9 ) - Essence 0 - Naws Updata - 'Big Game, THE HUDSONR He has addressed more than 60 0 - SesanM Btreat [Ooeed 0 InaMa Story 0 - SportaCantsr The New American Or­ 9:35. — Romancing the Stone who had made racial slurs and had Haig says that the President’s accomplishments in ,.0 - Vlntege Football Film: Captioned) 0 - Maior League BeeebeH: Fair Gam*.' Tonight'a program (PG ) Sot-Sun 2, 4:30, 7:30, Rotary clubs alone. He kept banging on the door, he 0 - Night Flight • sm ayR A t:- been picked up by the police at 3 the first term ‘justify a second term.” But with a 'The Greet V ^ ' N e w Y ork M ete at PhUadalphia look* at celabrity joumalitm. chestra. Jack Elliott will 9:40. — Hard to Hbld dPG) ld»4blS-7«-IMAIt« 12:30 P.M. 0 - Battleater Galactics conduct for the singer- Sot-Sun 2, 3:4S, 5:30, 7115, a.m. banging on a woman’s door. said, b^ause it was cold and he supporter like Haig, Reagan doesn’t need anv 0 - 'Voul' Mag. for Woman 0 - MOVIE: 'Cyrano ds 0 - BaHa Conmlgo ( D - Benii. Zax/AHen Pilnoa 0 - Sports Totflght m o v i e star who will be *=*•• ~ T "* Rockv Horror HE TENDS TO reduce complex had no transportation back to the opponents. ' 0 - How tha Waet Wee Won Bergerac' A Parisian, blesssd 0 - In Saanh of... movie smr, wno wiii u e show (R) Sot mld- C D - Amarloan Bandsfond with a gHl for poetry and a swift 0 - Bast of Gleason making her first concert night. — Black and Blue (R) OREYSTOKEn issues to simple moral principles. HE ASKED ME to conduct my hotel. Then, he walked up and 0 - News Update sword, battits wrongdoing while 0 - M*A*8*H . a p p e a r s t o BE stunned and offendMi hv 0 - 'You!' Mag. for Women 0 - Monty Pytiion Flying date in almost four years. ^ midnight.— Heavy Metal He insists on calling U.S. naval own investigation and tell America down the streets searching for a 0 0 - Smurfs helping a friend w oo a beautiful 0 - At T h a Mold** the way the Reagan White HouseusedTw^^^^^^^ 0 - C N N Special Report : Cirous Miss Andrews’ last ap- MmSiield'*''’ **’*'*' vessels "peace ships” ; he's prom­ taxi, but the streets were empty. So o - Sesame Street [Closad woman whom ha hknsalf lovas. 7:15 P.M. lrtM:IA7:l»lb4AltM the truth about him, whatever I kind of journalistic guerrilla warfare to 0 -Th u n d * rr Jo ss Farrar, Mala Powers. 1960. 11:30P.M. peared on stage for Oper- Trontlux Celleg* Twin — oting a “peace park" in the he returned to the house and again Captioned) 0 - Sport* Saturday found it to be. him and hi. work, and he is indignan? « 0 - M O V IE : ‘Blask 8 *0111/ ation California’s benefit or League BasabaH; CD - HawaH Fhra-O Norwegian town of Dombas; he My findings: The ambassador beat on the door. The police newspapers, notably The New York Timw andrilS Lao Waal, Johnny Crawford, xiw to be Announced ehniv n» the Anoeleu SotondSon2:30,4:45,7,9:15. POLICE 0 - Buparaocoar S CD - New York Hot Tracks show at tne los Angeies _ stardust (R) sun presented a U.S. passport to Knut eventually appeared and gave him I^ashington Port, for permitting t t e S ^ Mknl Glbaon. Rated G. 7:30 P.M. has antagonized many Norwegi­ CD - MOVIE: 'Winner Take AH' Music Center. 2:30,4,5:45,7:30,9. ACADEM Y 3fl used as "W hite House bulletin boards” iiTpassiM ^ 9:15 A.M. 0 - Buelnaae of Managamant Haukelid, a World War II hero, ans with his shoot-from-the-hip a ride back to his hotel. No charges 0 - House For AH Seaeon* CD - Nawa Magazine A woman'a addiction to aH forma CIGNA Corporation is ------SMOWriW:— ' insider leaks. , ‘"Passingon. 0 - Champkmehlp Wreetlkiu nnAMBAwlnM flin,! Cldd 1 A 2 ^ TOrmS Ot after learning he had been born in were filed. 0 - HsaMi Weak CD - All In the FamHy of gambling threatens to destroy sponsorin g the fund- Endearment (PG) Sot 1:30,7, remarks and his confrontajtional 3:15 P.M. her marriage. Shirtay Jones. Laur- -the United States. Nevermind that Somenow, the only memos thai came to light wen> 1:00 P.M. CD - Muppat Show raiser in cooperation with 9:30: Sun 1:30,4; 15,7,9:30.— style. This has offended some; Austad isn’t a diplomat of the 0 - Washbigtan DIalogus ence« Luckinbill, Jo*Joan BtondaH. Haukelid was raised a Norwegian those that made Haig look strong, intelU^nt M d 9:30A.M. CD'DanoaShow CD - NIn* on Naw Jaraay 1976. The Hartford Courant. rvid! FOOTLOOSE others like his approach. He striped-s of Wert Hartford Austad confronts each problem. country and has won many friends fln g^iu ln u * ‘" ‘ **^*“ " * those do c u m ^ for Pac-Man/Rubdi C ub* QD 0 - Piutasslonal Bowlsrs think he'* nne nf m ir heiit CD 0 ' •faetement* Tha prleat Matatls 0 - Evan* and Novak Hour and hi* llv* son* known as the Tbur Coverage of tha $200,000 0 - P i n n a e l * ? o u n c T ‘ ®'' E ^K irlw n t *( t o / sS“ o51 (D - Davey/GoNath Maccsbees drove the pagons Fkestons Tournament of Cham­ 0 - School* Matoh Witt 0 0 - Saturday Night Uv* Council. Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — 8 - MANCHESTEK HERALD, Saturday, April 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALU. Saturday, April 21. 1984 - 9 Sunday T V Weekday T V Einstein of the stage

5:00A.M. 8 ~ AN-Day Movfaa 0 0 - Scooby Ooo 8 - MOVIE: 'The Qhoet and U m tw w it'. W o m w i' A n K- 0 - J im m y S w g g w t 1:00 P.M. had iong TV career 8 - Inotructional Program* 0 0 - WHd World of Anhnafo SUNDAY Mrs. Muir* A lonely w idow finds tress’ on-screw tragedy is juxta- ® - Slfln On/Nm*. 0 - Mm im * of th* Univm* ® - Hour MagazbM peace, and materiel for a best- poesd with w off-screw Music videos, 0 - VMtod Riegram. 0 -W N t o n * ® 0 - AH My ChHdran 0 - Suparfrtand* romance with her leading m w . 8:00 A.M. 4/22/84 seNng book, when she falls in 0 - EducaMonal Ptogrwm ® - Movia 4:00 P.M. love v^h the ghost of an old sea Meryt Streep. Jeremy trocw. 5:30 A.M. ® - WOody WoodpMlMr doing cops, robbers 1981 Rated R. 0 0 - Day. of Our Uvm ®-Jeffaraom 5:00 A.M. captain. Rex Harrison. Gene Tier­ ® - Vwfod Rregnm. CD 0 - Virted Program 10:30 A.M. ney, George Sanders. 1947. 0 - Thad's tfi. SpMt ® - J o . FfWiMln Show ® - AN In dw Family 0 - Instructional Progrwm ® 0 - Ha-Man Hi Master*/ GD - Sign On/Nmw* 0 - Pink Pu tiot Show way, ” Metzger said. "When he came to 8 - News/Sports/Weather - Ilia AthtotM 3-D, cartoonsK UnfvarM By Jay H. Handelman 0 0 - tndap.nJ.m Nmwurii 0 - Variad Programa 0 - Mundo Latkio JosM Lo­ QD - Biography 0 - Bugs Bunny B Frtonds New York City in the 1920s after his POLISH POPE 8 8 ~ Knight Rider Michael ud* y Soul. VothwMr KXi k>« w<- ® ® -M o v ia United Press International 12:46 A.M. El Chavo/El ChapuSn 0 0 - Sola of tho Cantury - ESPN's RlngsM* R«v(«w Knight inveatigatea the operators 0 - fritiom* d . m l. progrwm da ® - Bamaby JotMi* theory had been widely discussed, he ® - Uvw n. wid SMriay 0 - CNN HMdHn. Nmv. 0 - Disk Van Dyka ® - MOVIE: 'Th« Poraooshi' Michael Crompton plays the of a model agency after a top mo­ awnto* puMcoa nadonalas pra- 0 - Motk Bi Mindy WASHINGTON - Ed Metzger was given a hero’s welcome and Stunned by his wife’s sudden re­ del dies u n ^ questionable ctr- 0-Crarallr. umando anvaviatm, noticim. role of Polish youth Karol 1:00 A.M. set for fall 11:00 A.M. 0 - NawaNm doesn’t really believe he is Albert tickertape parade. daponat y un aagmanlo dasde quest for divorce, a young man Wo)tyla. the man who later cumstances. (R) (60 min.) 0 - Jbn BNiln i' advertises in the personals col­ ® - Agroncky O Co ® - Prica I. Right Hollywood. 0 - Newlywed Game Einstein, but he’s spent the past five "He remarked, I never knew so became the pontiff, on "Pope 0 - MOVIE: ‘Jasiw- The life of 6:00A.M. 8:30 A.M. ® - Brsakaway many people understood my theory of umn in order to get back into the 0 - TwiNght Zone 0 - Eduestional Progrwm - Seeeme Street (Closed years trying to persuade theater CNiat is told according to the NEW YO RK (U P I) — ABC next fall is bringing 3-D 00 sir>gtes scene. Bill Schoppert, Opportunity Knocks 8 - Siampra an Domingo Raul N e w s car to battle an evil big-wheeled truck. _ ® ® - CBS Evly Morning HomwiwlMr ® 0 - Donahua 0 - What'a Happankig 5:00 P.M. him until some friends suggested that I But his parents never reprimanded m - New Jersey Report Velasco es el anfitrion de este 8 - NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs The 3-D effects will be visible through glasses thar^ Nowo 0 0 - Dream Housa ® ^ T a x i stop playing cops and robbers in TV him for his school work. He kept programa de entretenimiento in- 8 * Nawsmakar SufKlay can be made at home. ® -P o p o y . 0-UtUsRaaml. 8 - Hoy Miamo Anfritionea 2:15 P.M. GD ~ Independent Network temacional produckfo en Mexico, shows and try a one-man show,” changing schools instead.” l2§) - MIm P sK u a 8 - Working Women 0 -C a M o p a Guinermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ ® 0 - Charlie'* Angals N e w s 4:15P.M. en el cual $e presentan los mas “ Pac-Man,” which lost out in the ratings to NBC au ® - Jimmy Bwoggort ® - Papaya - Celebrate 2:00 A.M. 0 - M h . rero y Juan Dos^ presentan este ® - Paopla's Court Metzger recently while in Washington In one school a teacher told Ein­ - New Zoo Revue 12:45 P.M. 8 - Health Waek populares artistas de la farandula "Sm erfs,” and "Rubik the Amazing Cube” have not; 0 - Tom B Jony (£ 9} - CBS News programa de aauntos publicos 2:30 P.M. 0 - Utd* H ouu on th* Prairia for a weeklong run at the Kennedy stein's class the shortest distance (S ) - News Update O l - Top Cat CB - MOVIE: ‘Easter Parade' A hiapana asi como invHsdos espe- Nightwatch been rescheduled, but “ Dragon’s Lair, an adventure;^ 0-BuBwbiUo 0 - DmfwMch presentando nottcias y variada in- 2 4:30 P.M. ® ®-CapMol Cehler. ^ - Miracle Revival Hour big star splits with his partner and ciaies de todo el mundo. 0 - Candid Camara Hour between two points was a straight line. - M O V IE: 'Tim* A wealthy - 'Your Mag. for Women ® 0 - ABC Nmn based on another hot video game, has been added to^ 0 - NBC Now . M SunriM 0 - S ourm Streat |Ck>s«j formacion. takes an unknown, making her GD ® - In Scorch of... " I was getting into my Japanese car Einstein rose and said, '1 object. woman and a retarded young 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. the schedule. ‘ - CaitkHwd) ® - Indapandant Natworfc 0 - CHiPs man find a very special love. Piper into a star. Judy Garland, Fred 8 - Pinnacle ® - Rstum of tho Sakit 0 - Jataom and I thought about the bomb (on C B ~ Merv Griffin The fourth new series is "Wolfman s KMT (Kid ^ 0 - Morning Stratch Nawa 0 - Newswatch There is no straight line in the Laurie, Mel Gibson. 1979. QD - Sunday Morning Astaire, Peter Lawford, Ann 8 ® - SportsWortd Today’s 0 - Wetl Street Journal 0 - Lsavs It to Boovor Hiroshima) and that led me to universe.’ That kind of response did not m - liraat: Soarch for Faith Miller. 1948 program features the C A R T CB 8 - MOVIE; 'Norma Raa* 0 - SportsCenter Music Television)," which will feature two to four top- 0 - 2 0 Mhiuto Workout 0 - Hogan's Hattwk A woman working in a textHe mill 6:45 A.M. 12:00 P.M. 0 - El Amor Nunes Muoro Einstein,” who signed a letter to endear him to many teachers.” 6:15A.M. CS) - Eaater Service Phoenix 150 auto race. (90 min.) music videos mixed into the storyline about a group of 0 - Levs ConiMGtion 0 0 - Mr. Rogers* 1:00 P.M. finds her life in ruins despite a vic­ 0 - Sports UpdMs ® - N m v . 0 - My Thrao Sora Franklin Roosevelt in support of the Q D - N ew s 8 - MOVIE: 'The Hanging ® ® ® 0 0 - Nww* Neighborhood On stage, Metzger portrays Einstein ® ® - NBA Playoffs tory she achieves for organized kids who run a music video station. Disc jockey; 9:30 A.M. ID - Eaater Mas. Tre e ' A frontier doctor with a se­ 2:30 A.M. 0 - W m Ow t ® - Midday - BM Boggs 0 - Magic of OH Painting atomic device. as the absent-minded professor, a role - Media Watch labor. Salty Field, Beau Bridges, Wolfman Jack will star as the voice of the station’s-. 0 - Amelia Batista f11) - Pink Panther Show ® - Pop! Goo. the Country cret past nurses a blind girl back ® -C v d S h w k « In researching Einstein’s life, he said the real Einstein enjoyed. Ron Leibman. 1979. 0 - MOVIE: T w North mysterious Wolfman in this Dick Clark-DIC 7:00 A.M. ®-TatttotWm 3:00 P.M. - Lova Connection 6:30 A.M. to health. Gary Cooper, Maria Frederick* A man. doi^nated by ® - My Thro* Son* 0 Metzger and his wife, Laya G elff, found - Leave It to Beaver ® - Graatest Myat.iy ® ® - Guiding Light dD ’ Captain Kangaroo Schell, Karl Malden. 1959. C B * New Jersey Report an ambitious and selfiah wife, production. . i ' ■ ® ® - CBS Morning Nows 0 0 - Variad Progrwm 0 - Alice He tells how Einstein once got lost GS) - Motorcycle Racing: ® - CNN Haadlino Now* aspects of his philosophy, humor and S) " News Update G D - Lou Grant finds his political aspirations The network also has scheduled a scries of 3-minut^^ ® - Woody Woodpodior ® - Inspector Osdgat while living at Princeton University CSD - Black News Seattle Supercrosa 0-USAMo«to 5:30 P.M. personal life that had not been well - Chalice of Salvation ( 8 ~ What's Happening ruined by scandal and seeks re­ 0 - Mumtara . - Ask the Doctor 8 - Week In Review aerobic exercise programs developed with the. ® 0 • Good Morning 0 - Dr. Dana Scott ® 0 - GanarW Hoapital ® 0 - N e w s and had to call the dean’s office to find & - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ 0 - MOVIE: Olivarl' A young 5:00 P.M. fuge. G a ^ Cooper, Diane Varsi. 0 - Jknmy Swoggwt known. C £ ) - N ew s orphan, taken in by a wealthy be­ 8 8 - MOVIE: 'King Kong' assistance of Dr. Bernard Gutin. professor of appli.pfc Amorica ® - Saint his way home. hood Geraldine Fitzgerald. 1958 0 - R ou do Lfljos 0 0 - Movia ® 0 - M'A'S'H “ There were many contradictions ... nefactor. is kidnapped by his old C B “ Fame Part 2 physiology and education at Teacher's College of^ ® - 700 Club 0 - Tom Hi Jany and Friand* GD - Wild Kingdom S ) - Fentastico Animal Pro- 0 - Money Week 0 0 - Mor. Real Psopla 0 - Taka 2 0 - 3-2-1. Contact He had troubles at home and couldn’t Metzger, who has appeared with A1 gang. Mark Lester, Oliver Reed. CB - S .W .A .T . 8 8 • Mastarplecai ‘ntaatra 0 - Joolo and tho Putoyort. G2) ■ Mazda Sports Look grama infantil acerca de el mundo 0 - MOVIE: 'Used Cars' In or- Columbia University. 0 - El Show dal MwNo Dia 0 - Aliv* and WaHI 0 - Bob Nawhait Show get along with his son, Edward. He also Pacino in the film, “ Dog Day After­ Ron Moody. 1968. Rated G. GD - MOVIE: 'The Magnificent 'Nancy Astor.’ Nancy flees from 0 - Daytima animal. der to get ahead in the used car “The One Minute Computer Course ” will 1^ 0 - B uoln m T im o . on ESP N G D - M O V IE : Fawn Story' Tw o - MOVIE: 'Young Hero' Seven Ride' A town marshal de­ Shaw after their marriage begins 0 - Hot Potato 0 - Woody Woodpackar 0 - Elactric Company______didn’t get along well with his first wife. noon,” and in such television series as GD world, Rudy sells rattling wrecks introduced in the "Cap'n O.G. Readmore" segments, 0 - Electric Company children become determined to - Sacrifice of the Mass dicates himself to saving a town to deteriorate. (60 min.) (Closed 0 - USA Cartoon Exprasa 0 - Family Faud 0 - Aftamoon Braak We thought, here’s the great thinker of "Kojak,” "Baretta,” “ Bionic Woman” help change the way the world 8 - News/Sports/Weather at fancy prices. Kurt Russell. Jack STRETCH YOUR burger la - Jetsons of Mexican widows from the Captioned] which premiered last fall. The computer program, & 0 - Dr. Oatw Scott 10:00 A.M. the 20th century having problems at and "Bonanza,” said he has, by choice, treats its wildlife. Kristy McNi- ^D “ Easter at the Vatican Pope Warden. 1979. Rated R. 0 - SoMrm Straat (Closad 0 - Match Oarm/HoNywood budget By using one port - Rex Humbard threat of a gang of bandits. Lee ^ D ~ Seven Last Words joint venture of ABC Entertainment and the Librare 0 - FBntrtonoo CS - Hchit Magazine Csptionedl Squarai Hour home. Those contrasts started to make played no other roles for the past three chol. John Paul II will be the Celebrant Van Cleef. Stephanie Powers. Mi­ soy extender to four ports 2:45 A.M. of Congress, will use “ computer critters" lo provide 0 0-Toitey QD ~ I Lova Lucy - Insight S ) •> Danny Wilson's After and Homilist in this celebration of chael Callan. 1972 9:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. 0 - Untamed World of meat. Your taste buds his story interesting.” years. School Specials the Easter Mass at St. Peter’s 0 - MOVIE: 'The Mirror instruction. “ Breakaway @ ) - Style With Elsa Klensch 0 - Candid Camera Hour QD ** Meat the Mayors 0 - B M m a n CS ® ® - Young and tho 0 - Amor AJano ' Through much of the show, Metzger, But his wife has arranged his 1984 Basilica from Vatican City in Crack'd' Hollywood stars be­ “ Superfriends: The Champions of Justice" will; won’t be able to tell the 0 - S ooom o Straat |(3o*ed CS * Rompar Room wearing a gray wig. bushy moustache schedule to allow time for summer - Ring Around the World 10:15A.M. Rome, Italy. (60 min.) 8 ' News/Spoita/Waathar 8 - Wall Street Jourrwl come involved in a murder case in RoMlan S I - Eight I* Enough difference, but your return after a year’s absence. Coprionad) 8 - Variad Programs and a mis-buttoned sweater, tries work in films or TV in Los Angeles. 7:00 A.M. S ) - Cooking/Kerr 0 - Prasente) 0 - Santo Domingo Invtta 10;00P.M. a tranquil English village. Eliza­ ® 0 - Rywi's Hope 0 - Porky B Bug* budget will! Boost your beth Taylor. Kim Novak. Angela 8 - Candkl Camara Hour ” I l’s funny, for years the only kind of 0 - Wild Kingdom ® - Hogan's Heroes 7:30 A.M. 0 - Movi. 0 - French Chef budget by selling Idle vainly to explain the theory of relativ­ QD - Hour of Power 10:30 A.M. C B - News LanstHjry. 1980. Rated PG. ® - Bug* Burmy/Potky Pig 8 - 7 0 0 Club 0 - Now. Items In your home with a ity to the audience. roles I was getting was for cops and CE) - P TL Club QE) - Easter Mass ® ) - How To With Peta GD - Say Brother C B 8 Jimmy Swaggart 3:30 P.M. 3:00 A.M. 0 0 - SupwMwrd. 8 ® * Facts of Ufa 0 - Smreh For Tomorrow low-cost ad In classified- "H e was a little comedian in his robbers,” Metzger said. (£ ) - This Is the Ufa GD - MOVIE: Wistful Widow - Firing Line 5:30 P.M. G D - Independent Network So goes Omaha, ® - Woody Woodpackar of W agon Gap* Famed comedy Newt CB - MOVIE: 'Dentist on the QD - Newark & Reality 1:30 P.M. 8 - Newsmaker Sunday Job* Two recent graduates of team tangles, with Marjorie Main 8 - R*d Skelton-A Royal GD - Old Time Gospel dental college unwittingly be­ THE SOVIETS EENT and a set of tough hombres in this ® - Music City. U.S.A. 8 - Tony Brown's Journal Performance One of America’s come involved in a commercial S MARKOV ANP HI© BRIDGE ASTRO GD - ESPN's Sportswoman western comedy.Abbot & Cos­ CSD - Major Laagua Basaball: ® - Odd Couple favorite clowns performs his co­ venture to promote the sale of an so goes nation 1 THUa© HERE TO RUIN tello. Marjorie Main, New York Mats at Philadelphia medy act for Britain’s Royal fa­ GD - Sunday Cartoon Express 8 - Tony Brown's Journal inferior toothpaste. B <^ Monk- a - MOVIE: Trouble MMiera’ mily. MEW MOECOW. THEY o s - Dr. Gene Scott GD - This Week In Basaball 'How I Escaped Lynching.* housa. 1961. ^ ©EEPEO 0l©C:0NTENr GRAPH The B o w o ^ Boys, operating a 8 - Newa/Sporta/Waather Defense communications IS ) - Worid of Qo.p.1 sidewalk telescope, see a man (8 - Money Week 5:45 P.M. 0 - C o H e g . Baseball: LS U « OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) — Omaha and seven other Q AM0N6 THE McKEE 8 ’ MOVIE: 'Dream House' A Miwni (Fla.) t WORKER©^ CAUEIM© (S ) - News/Sports/WMther murdered but can't find a body. 8 ) - M O V IE ; 'T im ' A wealthy GD - MOVIE: 'The Black communities in the United States are so average they but North passed and East Leo Gorcey. Huntz Hall. Frankie woman and a retarded young light -hearted drama chronicling 8 ~ Naws/Sporta/Weathar PROPUCTIOKi TO IS) - Jimmy Swaggart Stallion Returns' A young boy the traumas and triumphs of a are positively special at reflecting the nation's bid two spades, showing Oarro. 1948. man find a very special love. Piper sets out for North Africa in search - Greatest Mystery young man who attempts to build Laurie, Mel Gibson. 1979. of his stolen horse. Teri Garr, 3:30 A.M. interests and tastes, an advertising firm based in New good spades and some out­ (S ) - Newsmaker Sunday his dream house in a New York IS ) - Kenneth Copeland 0 - Better Health Kelly Reno, Vincent Spano. 0 - Cross fire York City says. side strength. South then bid ^¥our - Electric Company City ghetto. John Schneider, Mar- m - Oavey/Goliath m - Entertainment This Week 1983. Rated PG. The designation is important to companies which three hearts. Clausura Puerto Sente 3:00 P.M. who change sex partners as often as Karen Carlson, none of whom are soundly 0 M A N R CB - Dialogue 8 - Insida Businasa 1 Oiiplay Stand you are unable to collect the 8 - New Literacy CB - MOVIE: 'April Fools' A 8 * SportsCenter Y O U / a y .? 5 Pairs a E A M they do their Dior gowns. household names. |A funds, you might have to make CD * Day of Discovery Wall Street broker becomes in­ GD - Dragnet 8 - Bionic Woman 9 Republican 2 Concert 12:00 P.M. If TV has its way, history will record Miss Newman said the absence (5 instrument up the difference. - Bugs Bunny & Friends volved with a woman whom he 8 - News Update 0 - Hm Haw party, famii- Y l T 5 L D (T ) - Face the State later discovers is his boss' wife. us as a nation of Sybarites. overt sex, violence and suggestions of 3 Arm bone BCORPIO (Oci. 24-Nov. 22) (S ) ** Crossfire 0 - Exchwige A Y 2 8 8 - Father Murphy John Is there room on T V — or an audience isriy s Forego raising Issues today “ Robert Schuller: The Hour Jack Lemmon, Catherine De­ nudity also hurt the ratings of family 4 Examinations a lT L A - Robert Schuller: The Hour Michael Murphy and the orphan­ 0 ^ N m « s 12 Corripetent 3 of Power (Closed Captioned] neuve. Peter Lawford. 1967. — for a family show depicting a shows. 5 Women's where you and your male have of Power [Cjosed Captioned) age need the help of an elderly 13 Actreis Baxter opposing views. Instead of GD “ Tales of the Unexpected convict when they discover that 11:45 P.M. semblance of 1980s American home life “ There are overtones of sex, but it’s patriotic - Latinos 8 - MOVIE: 'The Banana i 14 Sunbeam reaching an understanding, Boat' A wacky bunch of refugees (8 - News Update their fireworks have been stolen. ® - UfMlylas of th . Rich and as it exists in fact? not lascivious or sex for sex’s sake " society (abbr.) (R) (60 min.) 15 Contract 6 Famed you might only make matters 9:00 A.M. escape from a 'banana republic' 8 - MOVIE: 'Dot and the Famous Yes, says Carroll Newman, producer she said. ’7 in a rust bucket of a ship. Doug 17 Cry of quarterback worse. CB - Up Front Bunny' Dot and her companion 0 - Bits and Bytes ^ D "■ S C T V #11 The comical of the ABC series “ Two Marriages.” BAOtTTARlUB (Nov. 23-Om . McClure. Hayley Mills, Lionet Jef­ journey to Kangaroo Valley in this chronicles of mythical Melonville turprise 7 Single time □ B d C l SD - Easter Sunrise Service fries. 1978. 8 ' Bails Conmigo No, say viewers who refuse to watch The lavish wardrobes of the casts o f animated feature. 1982. television channel S C T V continue 18 Engliih poet 8 Fracas 21) Be sure your own skirls ore CB ~ Sunday Morning 8 * On Stage America it. The show was 69th of 72 shows rated the popular nighttime soap operas an i • •• • ^ (hyph. wd.) 26 Teach anew 46 Eats clean before finding fault with GD - SportsCenter Plus 8 ) - MOVIE; 'Easter Parade' A in all-new editions of the Emmy- 19 Lockjaw 0 - Cleeeic Countiy the sumptuous sets are also missing othes tdoay. You may atari the C B - Make It Real GD ~ Incredible Machine So- big star splits with his partner and winning satirical series. Starring by Nielsen in March. 21 Evening in 9 Overblown 28 Caesar's > 47 Adam's from “ Two Marriages.” critique, but someone else C B - Oral Roberts phistocated photographic tech­ takes an unknown, making her 7:15P.M. Joe Flaherty. Eugene Levy, An­ Miss Newman is an authority on Italy to Hawaiian enemy grandson niques explore the human body. into a star. Judy Garland, Fred drea Martin and Martin Short. "Our seU are not bigger than life and irosuALuyooes. island could end It. GD - Greatest Mystery 8 - Sports Sunday fam ily shows. She was a production 23 Venerable 30 Man’s name 48 Columnist GD - All American Wrestling Astaire, Peter Lawford. Ann 12:00 A.M. our cast wears clothes you can fincl id I t Burmese 31 Totals CAPRICORN (Dms. 22-Jan. 19) GD ** Gymnastics: NCAA Miller. 1948 assistant on “ The Waltons,” associate 24 Deutschland Wilson Don't build your material hopes GD - Dr. Gene Scott 7:30 P.M. most American families,” Miss Newn> currency 33 Woke up Division II W om en's Team ®-M OVIE: ‘Murdmr'.Row’ producer of “ Family” and producer of (abbr.) 50 Emeraid Isle today on circumstances where Championship from Spring- GD ‘ Fraggle Rock Secret agent Matt Helm is called man said. Z 16 Disease 8 - MOVIE: 'My Friend Fllcka' 3:15P.M. “ Family Tree.” 27 Ruiiian nawa 35 Flower the control of the possible out­ field. AAA 8 ~ N H L Stanley C u p Playoffs in when a scientist is kidnapped carrying fly 51 Table A young boy tames a horse that 8 *- Freeman Reports "T w o M arriages,” an hour-long agency 40 Kick type come Is In the hands ot othars, was thought to be too wild to by a aupervillain. Dean Martin, "Our audience is there. I ’m confidenl 20 Greek latter supports - Superman 8 - Newton's Apple 29 Size of type 43 Borders rather than yoursell. keep. Roddy McDowall, Rita 3:30P.M. Ann-Margret, Kart Malden. 1966. drama that premiered last summer of that. But our ratings are rotten; 22 Dress material 52 Do housework (S ) - News/Sports/Weather 8 - Soapbox 32 Rsitiva 45 One who AQUARRJB (Jan. 20-FMk It ) Johnson, Preston Foster. 1943. CB CB ~ Heritage Golf Classic ( B ' 4th Annual Mualo City with four episodes, returned in March Maybe it has to do with our opposition''’' 24 Waft - Expect a Miracle Coverage of the final round is pre­ 34 Back lubricates 55 Young boy Little will be accomplished 8 - News/Sports/Weather 8:00 P.M. Nawa Awards with the first of six new segments. 25 Inner (prat.) sented from the Harbour Tow n We’re up against ‘Magnum, p .i today unless your objMtlvos (8 ) (SD - Sesante Street (Closed ’ MOVIE: 'Pope John ® - MOVIE: 'A Funny Thing 36 Music buffs 8 - Morning H m Brokan Golf Links. Hilton Head Island, SC. CB CB It is the continuing story of a doctor, ‘Gimme a Break’ and ‘Family Ties'” 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 g 10 11 Captioned) Paul i r The life of Karol Cardinal Happwwd on th . Way to th . purchata are clearly delined. Don't 0 - ConnKtkut Imvirwlrara (2 hrs.. 30 min.) his wife and children and their friends, But they’re moving us against ‘Simon attempt unrelated proiwts I2S) - Nuestra Familla W ojtyla la chronicled from hia Forum' A alava in ancient Romo 37 Ranted 12 13 14 ® - Palicul.: 'Pulgwcito' 8 - Amateur Boxing: U6A vs. a farm er and his family. and Simon.’ ” simultaneously. O ® - Worfd Tomorrow y o u n ^ yaara to hia present sta­ continually gala into iroubla sa he 38 Conitnolian Cuba from Reno, NV tus as Pope John Paul II. Altert attempts to win hia fratdom (ram While their lifestyles and economic PI8CEB (FM>. 20 March 20) ® - What About Wonwn 39 — IS 16 17 9:30 A.M. Finney, Michael Crompton, Jona­ a domineering mIstraH and her Miss Newman said most of h^ Don't jump to conduslona IS - MOVIE: ‘Miiw:to of Our GD - Coming Attractions stations are dissimilar, the families contendere than Newth. 1984. huebsnd. Zero Moatel, Phk Sm CB ■ Comment U d y of Fatim a' Three shepherd 8 - MOVIE: 'A Man Called eiijoy close ties of frienclship. show’s episodes gravitate to the female 11 16 2 0 today based upon hearsay vars, Buster Keeton. 1966. 41 Printer'i CB - Joy of Gardening children see a vision in a field and Peter' The true story of Scots­ CB - Star Search “ ‘Dallas’ and ‘Dynasty’ are fluff and characters, as wives and mothers are Information. In order lo be tell the amazing things the vision man Peter Marshall who became (S ) - StM Trek maature (pi.) 21 22 23 assured of the facta you muat CB - Point of View ® 0 - Hardcastl. and fantasy,” Miss Newman said. “ They the central figures in most American prophesied. Gilben Roland. A n­ a beloved clergyman and Chap­ McCormick The judge and Mark 0 - McDon.M't High School 42 Exploit Investigate them yoursell. Involve characters in a world that no homes. z . 25 29 30 31 GD - Josie and the Pussycats gela Clark, Sherry Jackson. 1952 lain to the U.S. Senate. Richard become boxing managere when a All-Anwriw BMlwtMl Own. " THE BEST THIN© I© TO 44 Ons-blllionth 24 26 M|(e b (March 21-Apr« I t ) Be GD - MOViE: 'The Mirror Todd. Jean Peters, Richard Bur­ promoter tries to .Ign an Olympic from Lo. Angata*. CA one lives in. I ’m not putting them down. ■ YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE ■ (prefix) ■ ” extremely careful how you han­ 8 - All New This Old House "Fam ilies remain the central social 34 Crack'd* Hollywood stars be­ ton. 1955. hopeful by threatening the f i ^ STAY IN BED ALL DAY 32 33 3S 0 - Dr. OwM Scott I think they’re fun. I watch them. structure for eating people,” she said THie DAY I© F R A U G H T NVITH 46 Withdrawi dle Rnonces today, whethor come involved in a murder case in 12:30 P.M. tar’s father, (R) (60 min.) they be your funds or the 0 - Miltar Dairt Fkiils “ But our show deals with the reality PHYSICAL AND EAAOTIONAL WITH THE COVERS PULLED 49 Surrender 36 37 a tranquil English vHlsge. Eliza­ ^ - All In the Family ® - StraIgM TaBi VOur characters stand up for eaoi resources of others. Carofogs beth Taylor. Kim Novak, Angela of every day people and their relation­ CVERYOUR HEAD." 53 Faerie Quaena QD - Six In Washington 4:00 P.M. 0 - Nmm/Bporta/WMtlwr other and they express themselves. We PERIL FOR >tXl. Lansbury. 1980. Rated PG. 0 - Ufe.tyte. of the Rich and ships,” MIm Newman said. “ I think 54 Actreti Fithar 3 f 39 40 ness could causa oarlous ® - Saint Fam ous 0 - DMpwBd. make a point of having them behave as ■ mistakas. ® - Batman CB - High School Bowl there’s a place for that kind of 56 Place realistically as possible. 42 4 ^ 44 4B 8 ' Numero Uno 0 - MOVIE: -Bill Coaby 0 - CoHag. BaaabaU; LSU at 0 - Faith for Toitoy IS ) - Evans end Novak entertainment on TV. 57 Caldron ' 'Himaelf" Funnyman Cosby Miami (Fta.) 0 - MOVIE: To B . AiMMMinewl 58 (xoddess 8 ~ Crossfire looks at the humor in everyday “The real drama of life involves •We hope viewers will be enter­ 45 47 45 49 SO SI S3 ( 8 * Day of Discovary 0 - MOVIE: -The Far 8 - Meet the Preee faults, foibles and successes. Bill 12:30 A.M. of earth Our neighbor says being & - MOVIE: Th# Hanging 8 PavlHona* Part 1 First of Three reality. We have 10 major characters, tained, but we hope, too, they will learn Cosby. Rated PG. 59 Energy unit S3 S4 SB 99 married to a common scold Traa ' A frontier doctor with a se­ 8 - Lawmakers 'Lawmakers’ Parts. This exotic love story la set 0 - Nmv B w odfolty BIngm giving every viewer the opportunity to Minething new about themselves and reports on the weekly activities of GD - Scholastic Sports Acad. agakiit the epic yweep of battle IpU . would be a pleasure, when cret past nurses a blind girl back 0 - Styl. With Else Klensch identify with someone in the cast. The their families and that they will be able 65 69 Congress. 60 Compsii 67 you consider that he bus an to health. Gary Cooper. Maria 8 - News Update and the splendor of IBth-centufv 0 -Taking AdewiHQ. age span is from 7 to 65, and there's a to communicate better as they go Schell, Karl Malden. 1959. 8 - spotlight on Government colonial India. A m y Irving, John point exceptionally gifted oae ob 8 - Voces y Carol 0 - MOVIE: ‘TIm FrwMli new baby on the way. 5 0 51 92 Gielgud, Omar S h e ^. forward in their lives.” -- 61 Arctic velilcis bis bands. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, April 21, 1984 — II 1(1 - MANCHKSTEH HEKALD. Stiluroav, April 21, 1984 7 lost money. No doubt But I’m a lot happier Reagan seeks advice from ex-presidents on t He gave up the rat race for the rake race Bv Adele Angle Mulherins Lawn Services — his business — is still in Mulherin. "Shops are all run the same damn way and Focus Editor its infancy. But he says he’s doing OK. He figures he 1 didn’t want no more of it.” next week’s China trip has about a dozen customers after only a month in ” I can survive,” he says. It was last Oct. 31. A Friday. The way Oscar business. Yes, the decison has meant changes in the couple’s Mulherin tells it, he went Into work at Chandler Evans Shop life, he says, can be miserable. lifestyle. Small changes. Bv Norman D. Sandler time in there." and was told he’d have to do ifct only his work — but Mulherin says there were days when he came home ” We just don’t go out to eat as much. W e've been United Press International The official said Reagan is the work of a retiring supervisor, as well. so tired he couldn’t do much except doze in front of the cutting back on that. But as fasr as the rest of the undergoing "extraordinary prepa­ It was the last straw. For years and years, he said, TV. things, not too much. We never went out that much,” SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - rations" for his trip to China, he’d felt the pressures of working in the high-precision "There was a lot of pressure. You never have a Mulherin says. President Reagan, on a six-day significant in at least two respects: tool industry and he’d had enough. moment’s peace,” he said. " I t was push, push, push.” One of the reasons the Mulherins could swing the job regimen of rest and study in it will be the first by an American “ I said to her, (his wife) 'That was it,” said the "You have scrap you have to keep a record of, men change is that they can live on her salary as a preparation for his visit to China, president since 1975 and the first 52-year-old man, recalling the end of 33 years as a to keep track of, and all this and that. That's along recreation director at the South Windsor Convales­ sought advice Friday from three time Reagan, the longtime conser­ machinist, 27 of them at Chandler Evans, a West with your regular job — plus the foreman always cent Hospital. past presidents who opened the vative ideologue, has ever set foot Hartford manufacturer of fuel systems. “ Write up the bothering you all the tim e.” Mrs. Mulherin clearly relishes her own job. Talks door to relations with Peking. in a communist country. resignation.” Sometimes he’d start before 7 a.m. The foreman about it all the time, her husband says. White House officials said Rea­ It was Nixon, another staunch On Saturday, Mulherin says, he cleaned out his would start to give him orders. ’T d tell him, ‘I don’t Maybe it was the happiness she enjoyed in her job gan arranged to telephone all three anti-communist during the Cold toolbox. He told his foreman he was quitting. want to hear a damn thing before 7 a.m. That’s when 1 which made him decide to call it quits, he says. living ex-presidents — Richard War days of the 1950s and 1960s, The same day his wife, Cecile, mailed' in his start working,’” Mulherin says he said. "The money was good — but the living was mgged,' Nixon. Gerald Ford and Jimmy who opened the door to China 12 # ' r resignation. Carter — to discuss his upcoming years ago with a historic visit The decision topped years of frustration working in THE MONEY he earns today, of course, doesn’t he says. Today, he says, ” I love working outside. Plus visit to China and solicit their highlighted by a meeting with Mao Cecile and Oscar Mulherin at home. He a shop. Mulherin has gotten out of the rat race and compare to the money he once earned as a supervisor working for myself. 1 go to work when I want to go to advice. Tse-tung. Ford followed with a gave up a job as a machinist to rake into the rake race. He cleans and mows lawns in the of milling and drilling at Chandler Evans. work and I come home when I want to come home._ There’s no pressure — that means a lot.’ "H e will brief them on the issues visit of his own in 1975, and Carter iawns. Manchester area. ” I lost money. Nodoubt. But I ’m a lot happier,” said to be discussed and get their took the final step of establishing thoughts." a senior administration full diplomatic relations with Pek­ official said. ing and breaking a longtime Although Reagan has had perio­ formal relationship with the na­ dic meetings and telephone con­ tionalist government on Taiwan in versations with Nixon and Ford, he 1979. has had little contact with Carter Among those on the political since the day the Georgian relin­ right who accused Carter of selling P e o p le out to Peking and abandoning / quished the Oval Office to him. FOCUS Reagan spent Good Friday rid­ longtime allies on Taiwan was UPI photo ing horses with his wife. Nancy, Reagan. Then a candidate for and reviewing briefing materials president. Reagan infuriated the Gary A. West, 28, of Andover was killed in the Workers repair power lines Friday where the on-China at his mountaintop ranch, Chinese by promising to restore second fatal plane crash in less than a week at the twin-engine turbo-prop plane crashed on Johnny- where he is spending the first part diplomatic ties with Taipei if rural Johnnycake airport in Burlington Thursday. cake Mountain Road. of a staged journey across the elected. m i Pacific, Reagan since has taken a more The rest stops in California. pragmatic view of the relationship In Focus Hawaii and Guam, leading up to between Washington and Peking, Feds investigate fatai piane crash his arrival Thursday in Peking, which is rooted in common con­ are iptended to reduce the chances cerns about Soviet aggression and Adele Angle of fatigue and jet lag and avoid a a desire to increase trade. Management of Harwinton. He was a BURLINGTON - Federal officials Fri­ gether different." He said West was a Focus Editor repeat of Reagan's experience The telephone conferences fol­ member of the First Congregational day investigated the second fatal plane professional and the cause of the crash may during a June 1982 European tour, lowed an extensive round of Church of Andover. He had attended crash at the Johnnycake Airport in less than have been mechanical or weather-related. when he appeared to doze off while briefings in Washington by ex­ Embrey Riddle Aeronautical School in - a week. "Visibility was down. I would say it was meeting with Pope John Paul If at perts. Aides said Reagan may Florida and was a graduate of Mount State Police said Gary A. West, 28, of pretty poor weather, low-lying clouds," he the Vatican'. receive a final briefing from Greylock High School, Class of 1973. Andover was killed Thursday night when said. "It will be a pretty tough six or Secretary of State George Shultz In addition to his wife, he is survived by a She swears his twin-engine, turbo-prop plane crashed The plane hit treetops, then slanlmed into seven days," the senior official next week in Guam, on the eve of son, Gregory A. West of Andover; his at the end of an airport runway during a a big beech tree along Johnnycake said. "There isn't much breathing his arrival in Peking. mother, Elizabeth Gordon West of North takeoff attempt at 8; 15 p.m. Mountain Road. Pescoe said. Police said West, the only person on Police said West's body was found 15 feet Adams, Mass.; three sisters, Debbie Bevan her Trinitron ol Dalton, Mass., Lorie Jones of North board, was headed for Bradley Interna­ from the plane, a Mitsubishi. MU2. Officials tional Airport in Windsor Locks where the said the plane was the new model, known as Adams, Mass., and Donn McConnell of plane was based. the Diamond. Lake Ariel, Pa.; and several aunts, uncles, said that Obituaries Last Saturday, a student pilot was killed "You have to be an instrument-rated pilot nephews and nieces. when his single-engine Piper Arrow plane to fly that kind of plane in that kind of The funeral will be Monday at I p.m. at My TV said a dirty word the other night. weather. " Pesce said. the First Congregational Church of An­ David J. Angelone Meek McDougall of Coventry: his crashed shortly after takeoff. Police said In fact, it said the word three times. mother, Janet DiPietro Lent of West, who lived on Jurovaty Road in dover. Burial will be in Townsend Ceme­ David J. Angelone of Rochester, the pilot. Shlomo Hasas, 28. of Plymouth, It’s a four-letter word that begins with s. Waterville, Maine: three brothers, was inexperienced. Andover, was the husband of Claudia tery, in Andover. There will be no calling N.Y., died Wednesday in Yackowski West. hours. Memorial contributions may be Every school kid knows it. It is one of those Rochester, Michael McDougall and Brian He "becam e overwhelmed with the Born in Noth Adams. Mass., he had been a made to the memorial fund of the First He is survived by his wife, Mary McDougall of Coventry, and Erie situation" and was unable to get himself out universal swear words. resident of Waterbury before moving to Congregational Church of Andover. Holmes Jane (McLaughlin) Angelone: his Lent of Waterville: a sister, of it. police said. I’ve used the word myself. Usually Tammy Lent of Waterville; his Andover two years ago. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, is parents. Dominick and Josephine Fred Pesce, co-owner of the airport, said when I use it, 1 look around to see if maternal grandparents. William Thursday's accident was "something alto­ He was a captain-pilot for Turbine Air in charge of arrangements. Angelone: his brother, Joseph anyone’s heard me. Because I feel Angelone: and his wife's parents, and Norma DePietro of Freedom, James and Anne McLaughlin of Maine; and his step maternal ashamhd. Manchester. grandparents, Charles and Ro- But the thing is. I’ve never heard my TV seMary Foley of Brick Town, N.J. Police roundup He graduated from Boston Col­ say it before. lege in 1964 in mathematics and A memorial mass of resurrec­ from George Washington Law tion will be held on Monday at 2 I was sitting there, finishing up the School in 1967. p.m. at St. Mary's Church, 1600 Sunday papers. The cat was lobbying for A He was admitted to the New Main St., Coventry. Man held in downtown disturbance more food; I was pretending to ignore York bar in 1969 and maintained a Burial will be at the covenience TO'i g40;'- him. It’s a little game we play maybe 25 or general law practice with his wife, of the family. There will be no calling hours. A Manchester man was arrested Mayo was pulled to safety by reports that Mayo was threatening received a complaint from a West 26 times a day. who was admitted to the New York to jump off the roof. bar in 1981. In lieu of flowers, memorial and charged with disorderly con­ other tenants of the building, but Hartford man who said he saw his Former president Richard Nixon was only after one of his hands slipped The funeral was scheduled today contributions may be sent to the duct Friday afternoon after al­ motorcycle being driven on dirt - off the building and he was briefly A 20-year-old Manchester man sitting there on the screen talking to in Rochester. Burial will be in Child Guidance Clinic. 317 N. Main legedly climbing onto the roof of a trails by the closed Silver Lane left hanging by only one hand, was arrested Friday afternoon someone from Connecticut Public TV. Rochester. The Thomas Funeral St., Manchester, or to a similar Main Street building and threaten­ Diner. The man had reported the w police said when the motorcycle he was riding Home, Lake Avenue, Rochester, is organization of the donor's choice. ing to jump. motorcycle stolen about a month Then I heard the TV say a dirty word. He was arrested at his apart­ was identified as stolen, police ago, police said. in charge of arrangements. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main Michael Mayo, 30. of 869 Main I put the paper down. Slowly. ment about 30 minutes iater, police said. SI., is in charge of the St., was released on a $300 The operator of the motorcycle, said. ‘‘What did you say?" I said to the TV. Steven McDougall arrangements. non-surety bond pending a Wed­ Edward Dziato, o'kSEarl St., was identified by police as Dziato, said Police said they had earlier “Oh, nothing,” the TV said. nesday appearance in Manchester charged with second^degree lar­ he bought the bike a month earlier received a complaint that Mayo Steven McDougall, 15, of 93 Superior Court, ceny by possession and possession from an Ellington man whose "No, way,” I said. “ I heard what you in Memoriam was lying in Main Street, trying to Brigham Tavern Road. Coventry, According to statements given to of a motor vehicle with an altered name he did not know, but was said.” get cars to run over him. Police died Thursday. In loving memory of son Edward police by witnesses, Mayo began vehicle identification number, po­ unable to produce proof of owner­ ■ . .-fe- • m w - Arthur Goodchild and his beloved said another man told them that Then I reminded the TV that it was a Born in Hartford, he had lived in yelling and screaming in the lice said. He was released on a $100 ship, police said. Mayo had tried to choke him just Thorndike, Maine, before moving wife. Dale DeCarlie who were hallway of the building where he cash bond and is scheduled to Whitney’s owner, Rodger Trowbridge of Sony Trinitron. I reminded the TV that it taken 22yearsago April22nd, 1962- prior to climbing onto the roof. Police said that when the arrest­ to Coventry one and a half years lives, and threatened to jump off appear in Manchester Superior had had an expensive foreign education. 1 Mayo denied all incidents, police ing officers went to cheek the 205 Hollister St., plays with Whitney at ago. He was' a freshman at Easter. the roof, police said. He then ran Court on Wednesday. *■ " ‘ rvs.*;’v'k,.;-r • ■ ” , ,% >' ’ ■ said. registration of the vehicle, they home. reminded the TV that this was the living Coventry High School. , My heart is heavy. And tears still onto the roof and was seen hanging Police were called to the building According to police, Dziato was discovered the number had been room, not the bathroom. He is survived by his father and flow - 1 miss you so. from the face of the building by two twice earlier this month with stopped by officers after they altered. stepmother, William and Patricia Mother and Family. hands, police said. "What do you think you are, a GE or something?” I asked the TV. “You’re a Trinitron. Have a little pride.” That’s when the TV said the four-letter Connecticut Jackson says he’ll stick with Democrats Look word again. Bv Arnold Sawlslak I couldn’t believe it. There’s the former expand our party, we’re going to heal our party and Gary, Ind. “ And we want to put an end to that In Brief United Press International we’re going to prevail together in November of 1984.' ’ assumption here and now." President of the United States sitting Of Farrakhan’s statement, Jackson said, " I do not there and the TV goes and says a word like Jesse Jackson, alone on the presidential campaign FBI probes police shooting have to bear the burden of the positions of our that. trail on Good Friday, declared he is "going to stick supporters because I ’m leading this campaign. You BRIDGEPORT — The FBI has started an around” in the Democratic Party because the people must judge this campaign by my positions on what 1 ”I heard you that time,” I yelled. investigation into the death of a 15-year-old who follow him have a major stake in its fortunes. say and what I see." “ I didn’t say anything,” the TV said. suspect shot and killed by police, taking Campaigning in Columbus, Ohio, Jackson told Jackson also met with Gov. Richard Celeste and top “ Do that again, and that’s it, you’re in statements from a companion of the victim and reporters he did not agree with Louis Farrakhan's Ohio Democrats, the third of the candidates to do so, big trouble,” I said. members of his family. threat to walk out on the Democrats, but he declined and said he would like to have their endorsement. Within hours of the funeral for Carlos Santos, again to repudiate the black Muslim minister’s ’ ’ I would be inspired by their support, " Jackson told The TV tried to look innocent. members of his family Thursday filed a tivil support. reporters. " I would be disappointed if I didn’t get their Morris "Honest, I didn’t say anything,” the TV rights complaint with the FBI in Bridgeport. " I do not have the moral authority as a Christian to support." said. “ Why don’t you pick on the stereo for The FBI will conduct a preliminary probe of the quite go that far,” Jackson said. The Ohio party leaders, previously backers of Sen...... a change?” complaint and submit its findings to U.S. Asked about Farrakhan's statement that if blacks John Glenn, have not shifted their support, but former Attorney Alan H. Nevas in New Haven. are not treated fairly he will give up on the Vice President Walter Mondale is the favorite to A Hollister St. cat iHeratd photos by Tarquinio “The stereo doesn’t say dirty words, Nevas, who will determine whether the Democratic Party and return to a black separatist receive it ultimately. Whitney at his Hollister Street home. He starteeJ out life in an animal shelter. that’s why,” I said. investigation should be pursued by the U.S, policy. Jackson said, " I don't identify with that Mondale and Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado retired A Then I reminded the TV that it had said Justice Department, said Friday it could be three position. My position is that the Democratic Party is from the Democratic presidential campaign field for [spring Clean-Up Heavy Weight] has your number weeks before he can review the case. the party that my constituency has a great investment the Easter weekend, but Jackson continued to seek some pretty disgusting things before. It in." votes in Ohio, with 154 delegates at stake May 8 and had said hundreds of Phil Risuto and the "W e are going to stick around and get our interest Indiania, with 77 delegates on the line the same day. Money Tree commercials. It had said it Yale strike threatened where our trust reties. We're notgoingtogoanyplace. “ There’s a growing assumption that blacks are so was canceling the Bob Newhart Show. It NEW HAVEN — Yale University's clerical and We're going to stand together, we’re going to broaden desperate to defeat Ronald Reagan that they wiol TRASH BAGi for me,” said Mrs. Trowbridge. technical workers' union is again threatening a the base of our Rainbow Coalition, we're going to swallow anything, ” said Mayor Richard Hatcher of By Barbara Richmond had said days and days of public TV fund utrike. Herald Reporter ‘He let one of the judges dress But, the little crown, decorated with sequins and drives. Union members said Thursday they will take to rhinestones, was an attraction for Whitney. He tried to chew it up while the Manchester Herald photographer But it had never said that four-letter the picket line again because there has been "no “ Oh no, here comes one of those sob-sister reporters him up in the cape and crown SPECIAL was trying to take his picture. movement" in contract talks since a strike was Wilder leaves $1.8 million estate and a photographer. I suppose they expect me to do all word in my presence before. and posed for pictures, but he The Trowbridges have had Whitney since last averted earlier this month. sorts of cute things. Well, I’m Just acat and cats aren’t ‘I’ve put up with a lot from you, but don’t October. They had been living in Florida after moving Negotiators for the Federation of University WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Sex killer The FBI has linked him to the deaths and supposed to do things cute If they don’ t feel like it. won't do that for me.’ think you’re getting away with this,” I Empioyees said the university's latest wage and Christopher Wilder, the Australian playboy who disappearances of eight women and the abduction of We’re an Independent lot, you know.’ ’ there from this area. They decided they liked osi»..^l 3s49 Connecticut better, came back, rented two different said. job security proposal was unacceptable, while a became the most wanted man in the United States three others who escaped. Yale spokesman called it reasonable. before his death, left an estate valued at $1.8 million, cash & carry “Less than SHt aa." Was that what Whitney was thinking as his privacy entered in the house cat category. Last year he placed apartments, and decided apartment living wasn’t for The TV looked sullen. them either. When they decided to buy another house, The union negotiators also warned the court records revealed Friday. was invaded Thursday? Whitney is famous, you know. third, after officials from the Terryville shelter ‘ ‘And do you realize what day this is? Do 250 oar case 30 oalliiii they also decided they needed a cat. That’s when they 2,600-member union was not going "to foreclose Wilder, who accidentally shot himself to death in a 17828521 But he can handle it. groomed him and entered him. you realize this is Sunday?” I said. “ Have on the possibility of a strike.” struggle with a state trooper in New Hampshire a 2 ply 30x 30 adopted Whitney. He went from being a straggly little stray kitten to a little common decency.” week ago, left most of his estate to his parents in other aliea avaHablo at apeelal prioea winning a lot of awards in last weekend's Charter Oak MRS. TROWBRIDGE SAID her daughter had been Australia. Feline Fanciers Cat Show in West Hartford, including to the shelter to adopt a kitten and she spotted the W H ITN E Y K E E PS his white coat so clean everyone That’s when the TV said the word for the EB protestors charged PAIN CLINIC — No LIM IT— thinks his owners bathe him. ” We think he’s part Wilder also left $181,032 worth of property in for chronic pain &.illness the coveted Morris Trophy. beautiful white cat with the pink ears and nose and THIRD time. GROTON — Groton city police charged 13 Loxahatchee, Boynton Beach and Fort Lauderdale, (ome a ra u june m , u m ) His owners are Barbara and Rodger Trowbridge of decided it would be the right cat for her mother. It Siamese because he talks so much,” Mrs. Trowbridge CERTIFIED M.D. ACUPUNCTURIST said. “ OK, that’s it,” I said, getting up from people with disorderly conduct during a Good and his $78,503 Boynton Beach home to Vicki Darling, 146 8 H ¥ l DON r d . 205 Hollister St. was, and now Whitney has the run of the Trowbridge .NELSON CHANG, M.D. Her husband added, "A lot of white cats are deaf but my chair. ‘ ‘Just for that. I’m going into the Friday demonstration at the Electric Boat a woman he lived with for at least eight years. MANCHESTER Where did he get the distinguished name of home. His favorite hobby is sitting in the den and shipyard protesting nuclear submarines. Authorities said the pair were corporate officers in (former Neurosurgeon) staring at the fish swimming around in the large fish the veterinarian told me that’s only if they are white bedroom and I’m turning the portable TV Tel. 646-3322 Whitney? That's the name he was given at the Animal Police said the 13 were sitting in front of an the now-defunct Wild Palm Kennels, Inc. in 1981. Ms. Psychiatry • Neurology Rescue Foundation Inc., an animal shelter in tank. and have blue eyes.” on to another station, and I’m turning you Darling moved north last year, the FBI said, and her QQgg Contullallon on First Visit . DIRECTIONS: Sheldon Whitney competed among 73 housecats in the show. Whitney has amber eyes. And even though he entrance to the shipyard, blocking traffic in and Tenyville, where he was taken after being found to the Channel 18 crazy preacher station out. They were asked to move and were arrested whereabouts are unknown. iR o e d runs r between abandoned on a Bristol street. He got a little dizxy being brought up to accept all of might, being a typical cat, tend to ignore a command when they refused to do so, police said. An attorney representing the family of one of lO e U ^ Street (Route He struck it rich when the Trowbridges adopted him the ribbons and trophies he won in various categories. now and then, there’s nothing wrong with his hearing. for the rest of the evening. It’s obvious you GREATER HTFD. PAIN CLINIC 83) and Parker Street In ( The 13 were released on written promise to Wilder’s victims, who declined to be identified, said he last fall. He’s definitely king of the household. Mrs. On top of everything else, he was also crowned king of Well, the interview ended when it was time for could use a little religion.” 701 Cottage Grove Rd.. Bldg. “C" Whitney’s din din. He ate and then stretched out on the appear in New London Superior Court May 11. woujd file a civil suit for damages against the estate. , HOURS: DaHy 6 am to Trowbridge said her husband is the one who really the show. He was presented with a ca|>e and a sparkly The TV didn’t say anything. Wilder, 39, became the target of an intensive Bloomfield, Ct. 81 carpet in the den for his afternoon nap. This reporter Saturday 6 am to 3 spoils Whitney. She says she's the one who has to scold crown. But it hasn’t sworn since, either. nationwide manhunt during a seven-week crime Sim*. 658-1862 Blmfld. 243-3903 1 the cat sometimes. "H e let one of the judges dress him up in the cape was dismissed and Whitney went to sleep to dream spree that took him 8,000 miles around the country. This was the second cat show Whitney has been and crown and posed for pictures, but he won’t do that about being a stand-in for Morris. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. April 21, 1984 — 13 18 - MANC HESTER HERALD. Saturduv. April 21. 1984 News for Senior Citizens Engagements Advice Mayor Weinberg Mom looks for right way to give program

Editor’s note: this column is will cost $1.40, and hanging baskets prepared by the staff of the will range from $8. to $12. All to explain sexual abuse Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ proceeds will go to support the pears in the Herald on Wednesdays meals program. and Saturdays. There are still openings for the \ trip to the Hartford Civic Center DEAR ABBY: I am the her to marry me, but she Bv Joe Diminico for the presentation of Julie mother of a boy 5 and a has made it plain that she Acting Director Andrews slated for May 23. The girl 2'/4. Can you recom­ does not want a ring of any price of the affair is $17. which mend any books that will kind. She is very low-key Greetings. Big news forthe week includes transportation and ad­ help me explain sexual Dear Abby and doesn’t care for dia­ is that Mayor Barbara Weinberg mission to the show. abuse to my children? I monds or anything flashy. will be honoring us with her Don't forget, to purchase tickets want them to be aware Any suggestions? Abigail Van Buren presence for a presentation on the (or the senior center's "Big Raf­ that they have the right to A MAN OF MEANS fle " which includes a dollhouse, a say no to anybody who International Friendship Force. . Mayor Weinberg will discuss the mahogany clock and a toaster does something they feel DEAR MAN: Givehera dynamics of the Friendship Force oven. Tickets are $1. 'Fhe drawing uncomfortable with. But I pearl necklace — with no •t I ' • j,’’' as well as share many of her joyful will be May 10. want to tell them in a way strings attached. experiences. Mayor Weinberg also About three weeks ago. on a that won't frighten them. Wednesday, an individual had should immediately tell what to say — if anything. Melony S. Findlay Susan M. Parla-Daniel J. Kendra V. West Kathleen Halloran has a video presentation. Please The older they get, the D E AR ABBY: What is taken a gray winter coat by you. Statistics show that don't miss it. This should prove to more I realize that f won’t My marriage is strong, the official position of the Cote mistake. We would appreciate it if most children are sexu­ be an exciting and informative be able to watch over my son is adorable, but Roman Catholic Church all individuals would check to see if them 24 hours a day. I ally abused by relatives, program. my conscience is anything regarding human artifi­ they have the right coat. If not, neighbors or friends of the Findlay-Anderson Paria-Cote W est-Sener Halloran-Boryczki The week of May 7 to 11 is want them to be prepared but clear. What should I cial insemination? Some HeraM photo by Tarquinlo please return it to the center for to deal with that situation family. do? I know I wouldn't say the church condemns designated as Senior Citizen Week in the town of Manchester. In exchange. if, God forbid, they should excuse this kind of negli­ it, and others say it Mr. and Mrs. Frank Findlay of Mrs. Linda M. Parla of Enfield, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin E. West of Mr. and Mrs. Jospeh R. Halloran Brownie power celebration of this special week, Lastly, best wishes to Clem ever have to. DEAR ABBY: I'm an gence in anyone else, and depends upon which dio­ Manchester, announce the engage­ announces the engagement of her Manchester, announce the engage­ of 42 Bolton St., announce the the center has scheduled the Fantom who is ill in Manchester HOUSTON MOTHER intelligent, successful I don't know whether I cese you live in. ment of their daughter, Melony daughter, Susan M arie Parla, to ment of their daughter, Kendra V. engagement of their daughter, following activities: Memorial Hospital. woman with a silly prob­ should excuse it in what NEEDS TO KNOW Brownie Troop 630 from Waddell Susan Findlay, to John Kenneth Daniel Joseph Cote, son of Mr. and West of Concord, N.H. to Richard Kathleen Frances Halloran. to May 7 — 10 a.m. Super Bingo; DEAR MOTHER: Ask lem I'm embarrassed to was a younger, flightier School recently did extra chores to earn Wengertsman. All 14 Anderson, son of Isabelle Ander­ Mrs. William Cote of Enfield. Miss L. Sener of Concord, son of Mrs. John Joseph Boryezki, son of Mr. 7:15 p.m. Military Whist Setback SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: the librarian at your pub­ ask my friends about. me. DEAR NEEDS: Artifi­ money for the Manchester Area Confer- contributed to the two food baskets that son and M errill Anderson, both of Parla is also the daughter of the Lillian Sener of New York City and and Mrs. Henry F. Boryezki of In my last semester of Tourney, conducted by Mary and lic library if there are GUILTY cial insemination was re­ Manchester. late Charles J. Parla and the the late Henry Sener. Berlin. • Monday, 7; 30 a.m. Men's Golf college I married a wond­ ence of Churches’ Easter baskets forthe were filled. Ed McKeever. Ticket price is $1., such books. (There should CONSCIENCE jected as not moraily The bride-elect is a graduate of granddaughter of Susan H. Parla League at Manchester Country erful man. My career was needy. From left are troop members The bride-elect is a 1974 gradu­ The bride-elect is a graduate of which includes refreshments, be.) Also, your local book­ acceptable by Pope Pius South Windsor High School and is of Manchester. Club; 9; 30 a.m. ceramics class; beginning to bloom, my ate of Manchester High School and Manchester High School and at­ prizes and door prizes. stores will surely have d e a r GUILTY: Ignor­ X II as early as Oct. 22, employed at Johnnie’s Brass Key. The bride-elect is a graduate of driver ed class begins; 10 a.m. some. In the meantime, wedding festivities were of Manchester Community College tended Manchester Community May 8 — Sports Banquet. ing your problem will not 1951, in an address to The prospective bridegroom is a Enfield High School and the bingo; noon lunch; 12:15 p.m. tell your children that tri-state and I was much with an associates in arts degree. College. She is employed in the Tickets are $1.75 for participants, make it disappear. Don't Italian midwives. He graduate of Manchester High Connecticut Institute of Hair De­ presentation of "Medication, Use their bodies are private, less sensitive to the feel­ She transferred to the University Consumer Credit Department of and $2.75 for non-participants. look for a "c le v er" way to stated that parents should About Town School and is president of Jaye sign. She is employed by Shear and Misuse": 12:30 p.m. pinochle and they have the right to ings of other people than I of Connecticut, graduating in May Connecticut Bank 8c Trust. Trophies will be awarded to say, "Better late than be completely dedicated Enterprises Inc. Pleasure Styling Salon of East games; 1:30 p.m. exercise with say no to anyone who am now. 1979 with a bachelor of science bowlers who participate in the never.” Admit your em­ to their children, and that A May 19 wedding is planned at Windsor. The prospective bridegroom is a Rose; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; return attempts to violate that In short, I sent written degree from the School of Educa­ tourney on May 1. Trophies will be barrassment, apologize this involvement carries Fashion show at college Launch your balloons South United Methodist Church. graduate of new Britain Senior trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. privacy. thanks to about half the The prospective bridegroom is a tion. She taught music in several awarded to men and women on hi for your tai^iness and over into the marriage act High and attended Hartford Com­ • Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; And be sure to tell them friends and family who The student programs board of Manchest*er HEBRON — Hebron Elementary School will have a graduate of Enrico Fermi High schools in the New Hampshire single and hi triple games. Pool simply say, “ Better late itself, so much so that Elderiy have munity College. He has served in 9:30 a.m. driver ed class; 10 a.m. that if anybody — and I gave me wedding gifts, Community College will sponsor a spring fashion fun fair May 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the school. School and Asnuntuck Community area. She is presently employed by champion of the three tourna­ than never.” artificial insemination the U.S. Army Reserves for six square dancing class; noon lunch; mean anybody; relatives, and I don’t know quite cannot be approved be­ show April 27 at 7 p.m. in the student center lounge of Route 85. a lot to spend College. He is serving in the U.S. the Postal Service in Manchester, ments held throughout the year ciose friends, neighbors what to do about the Kambrell Marshall of WFSB-’TV 3 News will host a Air Force and is stationed at Luke N.H. years. He is employed as assistant will be awarded trophies. Men 12:30 p.m. bus returns from DEAR ABBY: I am cause it is such a deper­ the college, 60 Bidwell St. NEW YORK (UPI) - The or sitters — tries to entice others. You see, it’s been launch of 4,000 tagged balloons. Prizes w ill be Air Force Base in Phoenix, Ariz. operations manager and treasurer golfers participating in the May 7 shopping: 1:30 p.m. exercise with going with a very fine sonalized procedure, and Fashions for the show will be provided by The Gap, elderly, once America’s forgotten The prospective bridegroom is a them into secret "gam es" five years. I still have the awarded to the buyer and finder o f the balloon An October wedding is planned in the Connecticut Bank 8c Trust tourney will be awarded prizes for Cleo. young woman. She has that which is sacred is Zahner's, and the Weathervane. Hair styles will be by people, are fast gaining recogni­ graduate of Brandeis High School and makes them promise list of names and ad­ traveling the farthest. at St. Martha’s Church in EnfieU Stock Transfer Department. low net to low gross. • Wednesday: 9 a.m. to 12 noon. been married before. (So reduced to the level of the the Head Chop and make up by Mary Kay cosmetics. tion as the important consumers in New York City. He graduated they won't tell, they dresses, but I don’t know An October wedding is planned May 9 — Trip to United Nations Diabetic Screening — walk-in ha ve I ) . I would like to ask biological. Tickets are available in the student activities office they are, says a direct response from City College of New York at St. Bridget Church. Building and World Trade Center. clinic: 10 a.m. Friendship Circle; at 5 2 for MCC students and senior citizens and $3 for advertising agency executive. with a degree in education. After a the general public. Dance to spring Cost of tickets is $18.50 which pinochle games; noon lunch; 12; 30 Carl Bloom, president of Bloom San Francisco’s Bank of Am er­ period of teaching in New York he p.m. bridge games; ip.m.artsand COVENTRY - The Coventry Volunteer Fire includes transportation, admis­ 8c Gelb, Inc., says older people ica is the largest commercial bank moved to Concord where he is The Northwest Rebellion in 1885 crafts class; 1:30 p.m. exercise Fighters auxiliary will sponsor a spring dance M ay 5 sion and tours. If interested, please Attacks of spastic colon account for 53 percent of disposa­ in the United States. Citibank and self-employed. was the first battle in history to be with Rose; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; Y sponsors support group from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the firehouse. Route 31. (ought entirely with Canadian contact Arrow Tours at 528-9961. ble income in the United States Chase Manhattan Bank of New A late May wedding is planned in May 10 — Big Day. Lunch; return trips at 12; 30 and 3:15 p.m. Nightlife Productions wili provide nuisic. Set-ups troops. “ Going Back to Work — Is it for Me,?” is the theme today. York are runners-up. Henniker, N.H. Mayor Barbara Weinberg will • Thursday: 10 a.m. orchestra of a new discussion and support group for women, to will be available and a buffet meal offered. Price is rehearsal; noon lunch; 1 p.m. $7.50 per person. read proclamation; entertainment start April 27 at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. with Mike Verelli, singer- presentation on International related to running or not? The group wili meet for three weeks from 9:30 to Contact any auxiliary member. Art and the lob market Friendship Force with Mayor impressionist; selectionof Mr. and 11:30 a.m. It’s designed for women planning to return Mrs. Senior Citizen, and drawing Barbara Weinberg; bus pick up at to paid employemnt and for those considering their 10 a.m.; return after program. D E AR DR. LAMB: I black tongue wouldn't Red Cross plans meeting of dollhouse raffle by Mayor first job. Emphasis is on identifying skills, values and started running about two harm her or cause cancer, Weinberg. Lunch tickets for the • Friday; 9:30 a.m. cribbage interests and on establishing goals and making FARMINGTON — The Greater Hartford chapter of years ago and now run and that there was no Opportunities varied, says academic affair must be purchased by no and chess; 10 a.m. bingo; exercise the American Red Cross is sponsoring a conference about 25 miles every medicine for it. We were decisions. later than May 8 at 12 noon. with Cleo; noon lunch; 12:30 p.m. The group leader is Sandy Hastings, a counselor entitled, “ What is the media all about?” and “ How do week. Six months after I wondering if it was re­ May 11 — 6 a.m. to 12 noon. 5th setback games: 1; 30 p.m. exercise with the YWCA career education service. For more you get coverage?” Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. began running I started Your Health lated to her diet and if By James H. Ludwin the painter struggling in a garrett tage of a steady income, Schutte non-designers,” he said. "There is annual Fishing Derby at Saulters with Rose; bus pick up at 8 a.m.; at Red Cross headquarters, 209 Farmington Ave. having pains in my lower there was something we information call 647-1437. United Press International on the fourth floor of a walk-up said. no one who knows the human body Pond. Prizes will be awarded. 7; 30 return trips at 12:30 and 3 :15 p.m. ’Ihe program will include presentations from abdomen, which my doc­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. should correct in her diet. building in lower Manhattan,” said better than an artist. p.m. Big Week dance with Lou Richard Ahles, vice president of news and public tor diagnosed as a spastic PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Schutte. “ That is really a distorted A GRADUATE may decide to “ I think the crafts in America Joubert and His Orchestra. There MENU FOR WEEK; M Cheney records preserved affairs for WFSB-TV 3; Michael Dorfsman, executive colon. The problem seems DEAR READER: The vision of the struggling artist perception of what really is going pursue a career other than one are really flourishing," Schutte will be door prizes and refresh­ director of Connecticut Cable Association; Ross Monday: corned beef hash, to come and go every coating of the tongue is STORRS — Gerli and Company, the parent working in a rundown studio is a on.” involving eventual exhibits, such said. ments. Tickets are $2. in advance, Miller, vice president of special projects and editorial vegetable, bread and butter, des­ other month. made up of filiform papil­ corporation of Cheney Brothers, has donated Cheney stereotype that clouds the true He described a plethora of fields as the field of museum curator- "B y the crafts we mean ceram­ and $3. at the door. services for WTIC; Marty Petty, managing editor of sert, beverage. I'd like to know if lae. These can give the business records, correspondance and employee files panorama of opportunity available of the visual arts, from fine arts to ship, he said. ics, pottery, textiles, fibers and On May 3 the center will be the Hartford Courant; and John Ried, bureau chief of Tuesday: egg salad on roll, soup, there's something I can do prefer to use a bulk tongue a white coating or, to the University of Connecticut’s Historical Manus­ to arts graduates, says to the design to architecture and crafts. More and more, the arts gradu­ fabrics, wood in terms of furniture having its Mother's Day Tea. The Others who want this the Associated Press. dessert, beverage. to prevent or eliminate former since bran may issue can send 75 cents when stained with coffee, cripts and Archives. The collection dates back to the president of the Rhode Island "There’s just no end to what the ate may enter a less traditional and metals and jew elry and glass. program will start off with lunch at A spMial presentation on newswriting will be given Wednesday: turkey chow mein, the problem and if my increase gas, which can with a long, stamped, a brown tongue. 19th century. School of Design. opportunities are (both traditional area, but one where his or her Those areas are really booming. 11;45 a.m., followed by entertain­ by Whitney Jacobs, director of public information for rice, vegetable, dessert, beverage. running has anything to cause abdominal self-addressed envelope Whejvtfiese papillae are The Institute of Local History, Manchester " I think the economy of this and non-traditional),” Schutte talent is still put to use in a Americans are gradually upgrad­ ment which will be the Beethoven the University of Connecticut Health Center. A1 Terzi Thursday: ham. sweet potatoes, do with it. distention. for it to me, in care of the enlongated they give the Community College, initiated the negotiations that led nation and the world provides said. rewarding manner. ing their taste buds and their sense Singers. Afterwards, we will retire of WTNH-TV 8 will be the luncheon speaker. vegetable, dessert, beverage. You may find that part Manchester Herald, P.O. appearance of hairs, but to the donation. Researchers may call 486-2893. great incentive for an individual to For example, "A painting gradu­ Schutte pointed to one recent of aesthetics.” to the dining room for refresh­ The fee for the conference is $10. To register, and for Friday: meat loaf, potatoes, D EAR READER: Run­ of your problem is related Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ they aren’t really hairs at be educated as an artist or a ate from RISD in 1983 may be an sculpture graduate who works for ments and presentation of a small more information, call 678-2796. vegetable, dessert, beverage. ning often increases the to specific foods. Milk tion, New York, N.Y. all. How to decide designer,” said Thomas F. illustrator at Hallmark Greeting a leading surgeon, using his THE DESIGNERS and artists gift by the men to the ladies. motility of the intestines. intolerance can cause the If she avoids coffee, Schutte, who took over as presi­ Card Co., making about $15,500 and knowledge of anatomy and sculp­ being produced are "m oving into Individuals who would like to BRIDGE SCORES: Tom Regan. That's why many runners symptoms of a spastic DEAR DR. LAMB: My smoking and maintains HEBRON — The VBAC information group, WATES to meet Tuesday dent last August. devoting his or her weekends and ture in the design of artificial corporations and they’re also donate flowers for the affair, such 4,290; Helen Bensche, 4,020; Hilda complain of diarrhea. colon. Pay close attention wife has a black, hairy strict oral hygiene, things (vaginal birth after caesarian) will meet Tuesday at 7 “ I think that we often have a evenings to painting and drawing, limbs. moving into consulting firms that as daffodils and forsythia, should Campbell, 3,660; Nadine Malcom, Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. But many people who to your symptoms in rela­ tongue. The first doctor should improve. But this p.m. at the home of Barbara Soderberg, Slocum Road. stereotype of art and design which preparing for work that could lead "Until the recent past, artificial do designing for corporations," contact the center. We would like 3,290; Catherine Byrnes, 3,020; aren’t runners do have tion to what you eat. treated her with Mycos- may not entirely cure the at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St., rear. Weighing-in will is based around the 'fine arts’ — to exhibition” while taking advan­ limbs were being created by Schutte said. to have the flowers by May 2 for The topidtvill be "VBAC: How to Decide.” be from 6; 30 to 7:30 p.m. Mabel Loomis, 2,870. spastic colon problems. Give up coffee, lea and tain, but it didn't do any condition. Your doctor is The group provides information and support to decorating. All donations will be Your infrequent attacks colas if you use them good. Her current doctor approaching your wife’s The Ways and Means Committee will be in charge of greatly appreciated. women who have had or pian a caesarian. The the program. PINOCHLE SCORES; Sol Co­ suggest it's not just re­ before you give up run­ asked if she drank alcohol problem in the right way. meeting is open to the public. Cali 871-7373. hen, 605; Sam Schors, 603; Gus lated to your, running, ning. See if certain spices or coffee, or smoked. She A diet change won’t MEN GOLFERS are reminded Frank, 598; Grace Windsor, 566; since you run regularly. or foods such as onions admitted she did. He help. And if she's fortu­ World War 1 vets meet Few men are called to become monks that the Men's Golf League will Martin Bakstan. 563; Harry Pos- You may need more may be a factor. suggested she curb these nate, the condition may Vets discuss stress start this Monday at Manchester pisil, 562; Mary Hill, 561; Clara bulk and brain in your You can get more help habits and brush her disappear on its own. World War I veterans and auxiliary will meet Country Club. Participants should The Greater Hartford chapter of Vietnam Veterans 4 *-» S A *.* • tyle has its disadvantages. Every Hemingway, 560; Lucille Gold­ diet. Natural whole grain from the Health Letter tongue with a soft tooth­ Otherwise, she can be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW hall. RefreshmenU By Rebecca Kolberg bring a check in the amount of $13. of America will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the person has a craving for a famiiy of man. 554; Dom Anastasia, 546. cereals such as oatmeal 16-4, Spastic Colon, Irreg­ brush once a day. reassured it won't affect will be served. United Press International for green fees and dues, and Arm y and Navy Club, 1080 Main St. his own and we give it up and miss are fine. Some people ularity and Constipation. The doctor said her her health in any way. addressed to the Senior Center BOWLING SCORES: Women hi Post-traumatic stress disorder. Agent Orange, and BALTIM ORE — Few men would it at tim es." Golf League. triple — Ginger Yourkas, 463; empioyment problems will be discussed. The Offering driving course be happy with a life in which they "That's why the monastery Don’t forget, the center will have Betty Carpenter, 451; Lorna National Forget-Me-Not Association and Agent own nothing, have neither wife nor really has to cultivate commun­ Jefferson House’s Gerontology Resource Center is a Grand Opening of its newly Kmiec, 450. Men hi single — Orange Victims International will have representa­ children and cannot travel as they ity," he said. “ If we are impatient Don’t get overly involved tives present. offering a defensive driving course for people age 62 ■ constructed greenhouse on May 2 Harvey Duplin, 242; Andy Loren- please. But then few men are / and uninterested in each other, we Veterans, families and friends are invited. The and older. May 1 and 2 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Presenta­ zen, 238; Wendell Poucher, 205; called to be monks. / wili have a difficult time.” event is free. Call 647-1551. Jefferson House in Newington. tions will be made to all organiza­ Peter Sedor, 201. Men hi triple — ” I love this life and get more and Indeed, Christian fellowship — A recently passed state law allows a minimum tions and individuals who helped Andy Lorenzen, 617; Harvey Du­ more into it as time goes on,” said along with religious calling — was saving of five percent on car insurance after make the greenhouse a reality. . plin, 591; Mike Pierro, 549; Wen­ the Rev. Simon Wood, Superior of one reason frequently given by in friend’s odd reletionship CROP walk earns $2,000 completion of this course. The fee is $10 and The annual Plant Sale will begin dell Poucher, 534; Bruno the 24 Passionist monks who live at monks at St. Joseph’s Monastery registration deadline is April 25. this year on May 12 from 9a.m .to4 Giordano, 526; Paul DesJeunes, BOLTON — Approximately 140 people participated St. Joseph Passionist Monastery as their reason for donning the (taly the first 25 people will be accepted to register p.m. and continue until all the 518: Ray Martino, 513; Lou Sulots. in the CROP walk for hunger Sunday in Bolton. on the outskirts of Baltimore. long, black robe of the Passionist call 667-4453. plants are sold. Plant containers 501. D E AR DR. BLAKER: I me for granted. And by Pledges anmounted to $2,000. Wood, 67, became a monk in 1936, order. have a friend who’s in­ the time I left the area to Money raised will help fund water resources. Part back in the era when the Passion- "The biggest thing I was at­ volved in what I would go to college I had almost of the money will be donated to the Manchester Area Golden Agers to meet ists were required to rise at 2 a.m. tracted to was the fellowship consider a rather strange H f 1 Ask broken ties with them. Conference of Churches and Meals-On-Wheels. to recite prayers, were forbidden aspect, the camaraderie among Orange peel oil kills insects relationship. Dr. Blaker I would accept their The walk covered 10 kilometers. First to finish was The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p m to speak during meals and could be monks ... that was something 1 She had been going out yearly Christmas gifts, Randy Hershberger, who ran the course twice. at the Senior ClUzen Center, East BUddle Tumplke.' excommunicated for allowing a wanted,” said Brother August ATLANTA (UPI) - The oil in an flavorings in soft drinks and with this guy for about a Karen Blaker, Ph.D. say how much I missed Second was Brian Ruel. Ruel was followed by Matt There will be a raffle after the meeting. woman on the grounds. Those rules Parlavechio, a former Wall Street orange peel may turn out to be an baking. year when he told her that them and go back on my Hewey, A1 Pullo, Bob Mckenna and Hal Smith. were relaxed by Vatican Council II bookkeeper who became a monk 14 environmentally safe weapon The finding that the limonene of he didn't want to see her ^ , way, with no plans of Chairwoman was Denise Volkert and treasurer was in 1963. years ago at the age of 26. against an array of harmful citrus peel will kill certain insects anymore. It seemed like E thank you cards. Fred Beecher. Arrangemnts were handled by Claude Annual meeting planned Parlavechio, who "grew up in 1 "The modification of the stricter insects. is not new. according to Sheppard. they had good reasons for Now I know that I miss Ruel. The Women’s Oub of Manchester will have its elements were aimed at trying to the shadow” of a Passionist Dr. Craig Sheppard of the Historical records mention that breaking up. They had them dearly, more than I annual m a tin g Monday at 8 p.m. at Community encourage a more personal re­ monastery in Union City, N.J., University of Georgia’s Coastal the “ juice of lemons" was used as a been lighting a fot and would have ever Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. ' sponse to faith,” Wood said. "It has readily concedes that he learned Plains Experiment Station in remedy for mosquitoes during Sir delicate situation but I of me when I was a little Fun day set they were showing all the imagined. allowed us more freedom to attend that monastic fellowship "isn't all Tifton said in tests he conducted, Francis Drake's third voyage to don't think you should let kid and they always com­ ^ rb a ra Rayel, beauty counselor from Old Lyme, signs of two people who COVENTRY — The Coventry Grammar School to the needs of more people.” that it seems on the surface." the orange peel oil killed imported the New World in 1572 and 1573. yourself get too involved. forted me after a fight ^11 speak and give a demonstraUon on make-up for had just been spending too DEAR READER: PTO will sponsor a fun day M ay 8 from 10 a.m. to 3 the various seasons. "But we have a lot of fun fire ants, house flies, stable flies, Other experiments showing the Chances are that you with my parents. They much time together. I think you made many p.m. at the school. Games, p rn u , and refreshments HOWEVER, the life of a Pas­ together,” said the monk, who black soldier flies, cat fleas, paper are correct in assuming were aiways helpfui, lov­ Mrs. Gail Callahan and.Mrs. Judy Pitts will be toxicity of citrus peel were con­ When he broke up with important points about will be available. sionist monk remains confining by enjoys playing Scrabble during his wasps and house crickets. ducted as recently as 1979, he said. that he is going out with ing and kind.' hostesses. Mrs. Ida McMahon has charge of her she was devastated. how we take our loved arrangemenU. . modern-day standards. Founded spare time. “ You can put a tiny drop of it on But Sheppard's experiments She cried for days and she her because he feels sorry I guess I reaiize this now ones for granted. by Italian Paul Dane! in 1694, the Watching evening television, an ant or a house fly and it will be were a fresh demonstration that wouldn’t talk to anyone for what happened, and because they are gone, For everyone who can order requires monks to take vows holding parties to celebrate each dead almost instantly," said the insecticidal properties of citrus about it. Then, she was that it’s not going to last but when I think back I relate to this letter re­ Geriatric clinics set of chastity, poverty and obedience, other’s birthdays and going out to Sheppard. oil, a naturally-occurring com­ driving in a car and saw too long, but it's hard for wish that I had shown member that it’s never Thoughts The Geriatric Clinic for the town will conduct and pledge to promote the memory dinner are other favorite recrea­ Sheppard said his research, and pound, could kill a host of insects. him walking down the someone outside the rela­ them how much I cared. too late to make up for lost of the passion, or Christ’s suffering tional activities of the monks. that of others, shows that a Those experiments began when street with another girl. tionship to look inside and By the time I got to high various spots in town. time. Those who love you and death. compound called limonene is the someone at a Jacksonville, Fla., understand all the feel­ school I began to take "M y Lord and my Godt ” (John 20:28). Thomas, a On Wedne^ay there will be a blood pressure Passionists also may enjoy a glass She d rove over and will quickly forget the f A Passionist monk also promises ingredient in the citrus oil that kills firm producing a citrus oil hand ings that are being everything they did for disciple of Jesus, said that. Thomas should not be M m ning at tbe SalvaUon Army, 661 Main St.irom 1 of fine wine or puff a good cigar. started talking and before past. to set aside one hour for silent certain insects. Limonene makes cleaner threw some of the oil out you know it they were rekindled. viewed as the doubter alone. Doubt is more natural ■*iD' ^ c k e o n will be available for $l at noon Monks are not immune to the prayer each day, as well as attend up 80 to 90 percent of the oil and is the back door on a fire ant hill. All arguing again. Be there for her to talk than belief. Faith is a gift of God that connes from His On Tbursday there wiU be a diabeUc screen from 9 more mundane aspects of human daily morning and evening prayer found not only in oranges but in the ants died and the experiment As she drove away she to about any problems word, (Romans 10:17). In Thomas’ case, he had the to 10 a.m. at Mayfair Gardens, 211-215 N. Main St!!in existence. In fact, the Passionists Where to write services. At St. Joseph’s, one of 18 other citrus fruits as well. station was asked to make some side-swiped another car that might recur, and if benefit of the gracious Lord’s presence as Jesus the coimnutoty room. There wUI be another diabeUc U P I photo eat on tables covered with plastic Passionist monasteries in the " I t acted as a contaet poison and tests. and flipped three times. things fall apart again showed himself after His resurrection. Jesus aUve Kilning M t ^ y from 1 to 3 p.m. at Westhlll tablecloths and do most of their Here’s where to write for advice from the United States, monks frequently Rev, Simon Wood Is superior of the 24 Passionist mpnks a fumigant and was toxic to all In a scientific paper outlining his This of course brought help her put the pieces of before ’Thomas caused him to exclaim, "m y Lord and Gardens, 24 Bluefield Drive, in the community room. own laundry in washing machines syndicated columnists featured in the Man­ offer their silent intercessions in a insects tested,” he said. experiments, Sheppard termed them back together and her life back together. my God.” We don’t have that benefit M a y in the way who live at St. Joseph Monestery on the outskirts of located in the basement of the chester Herald: grove of stately trees at the edge of Limonene also kill plants, how­ limonene a natural insecticide that now they're trying it Jesus showed Himself to Thomas. But we are not left Baltimore. three-story monastery. • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Epilepsy group to meet the monastery’s 40-acre tract. ever, and that this will restrict its may prove valuable for ridding again. DEAR DR. BLAKER: in doubt anymore than ’Thomas. The Bible is the word box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. The Passionist vow of poverty Each monk sleeps in his own use. That, plus the fact that pets, livestock and people of I just feel like she’s I'm writing this letter so of God. Reading the Scriptures is reading God’s word. NEW ING’TON - - ’The Greater Hartford Chapter- means that monks can not own any "That hurts sometimes — not to currently receive an allowance uf room, which resembles a rather chemists and entomologists are parasites and for "fum igating food putting herself in a posi­ that someone, somewhere • Dr. Lamb Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., ’This is bow we are removed of doubt. God does it by E p ile^ y F o u ^ U o n of ConnecUcut wiU meet i b y 2 personal property — ranging from have anything you can call your about $60 per month lor personal spartan college dormitory accom­ still investigating it may explain handling and storage facilities, tion where she should will appreciate his/her P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, His word. Without seeing, we believe. “ Faith is the a ^ l5 pm . at Newington Children’s Hospital, 181E. clothing to cars — and that they own,” Wood said. "Sometimes you items. But for larger items, they modation. Furniture consists of a why no m ajor use has yet been and (or pest control around know that she's going to grandparents just a little N .Y . 10019. substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things must turn over any money earned would like a car, so you could just jnust make a formal reqqest to the small desk, a standard single bed made of the discovery. households." get hurt. bit more. • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box not sfvn ” (Hebrews 11:1). ’The meetings are open to people with enilensv from teaching, preaching and monastery office. and a wooden closet. Decoration is One veterinary supply house My grandmother and parents and friends. ThSy meet m ro a r ^ t h C S to t get away and go out on your own.” The citrus peels seem to be 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. C.W. Kuhl other activities to the monastery’s limited mainly to religious pic­ already is marketing a product grandfather always did a e[aduate ^ of town. Most of the people in the bouses are run-scoring triple and RBI doubles innings for Texas, allowing seven two out in the ninth inning to give Manchester before their institutionalization. program, five found permanent housing, and four by Tony Armas and Glenn Hof­ the Tigers a 3-2 victory over the People being discharged from mental health or CLIENTS ENTERING New Start sign a goal working people with values our clients try bard to hits and four runs. The Yankees emulate. We are fortunate in having a landlord have found employment as well, fman Friday night lifted Boston to got to him for a run in the first when Chicago White Sox. criminal justice systems frequently face real plan which they have made for themselves. After Still needed for the New Start Prograiirtre. who is both cooperative and understanding of a 3-1 victory over the Oakland A ’s. Willie Randolph led off with a Lou Whitaker led off the ninth by problems in finding housing they can afford. reading the "House Rules,” they then sign an double bed sheets, pillowcases, and personal care agreement which states they will be in daily what we are trying to accomplish, so much so, enabling the Red Sox to snap a walk, went to third on a single by drawing a walk on a 3- 2 pitch off Rooming houses and efficiency apartments are items (shampoo, soap. seven-game losing streak. loser Ron Reed. 1-1, and moved to difficult to locate. Even when a person does contact with staff and that they will cooperate in that two of our “ graduates" have moved into Steve Kemp and scored on a shaving cream, razors, deodorant, laundry Bruce Hurst, 2-2, went S 2-3 second on a sacrifice by Alan manage to find a vacancy, it is often too performing whatever tasks are necessary to permanent housing owned by him! sacrifice fly by Oscar Gamble. innings to get the victory before ’Trammell. Whitaker took third expensive. Most rooming houses in Manchester successfully fulfill their goal plan. The goal plan New York took a 4-0 lead wit thousand thanks to all those who have so being relieved by Bob Stanley, who when pinch hitter Dave Bergman charge from $50 to $65 per week, while people usually consists of one or all of the following WE HAVE sufficient funding to operate the three runs in the second. Stewart generously contributed to our program. picked up his first save of the year. grounded out to second and Par­ receiving town assistance are limited to $^.50. things: housing, employment or income subsidy. program for a full year. Our benefactors are: walked Andre Robertson and Oakland broke on top 1-0 in the Omar Moreno with one out and rish then hit his lazy fly ball to left second when Jeff Burroughs hit his Randolph followed with an RBI center that the slow-footed trapped first homer of the year, but Boston single. With G riffey at bat, the in his attempt to make a diving scored three runs in the fourth Yankees executed a double steal. catch. inning off starter Tim Conroy, 0-1. Griffey then singled to left scoring Aurelio Lopez, 2-0, picked up the Calendars Ekl Jurak, subbing for Wade Boggs Moreno and Randolph. victory by pitching the ninth who left the game after suffering a Guidry, 1-1, struck out seven and inning. Fashion show planned Missions group meets laceration of the right ear in a walked none. He did not allow a Angels 10, Blue Jays 6 Bowlers donate funds second-inning collision with Bos­ runner past second except for At Toronto, Fred Lynn's RBI ton catcher Gary AHenson, led off The following events are scheduled at Trinity The following events have been scheduled at South ANDOVER — David Howard of the Firat Larry Parrish, who hit his second double highlighted a four-run 13th with a double. One out later. Easier Covenant Church (or the coming week: United Methodist Church for the coming week: Congregational Church Senior Pilgrim Fellowship, homer of the year in the eighth inning that carried the California tripled to center, scoring Jurak. Sunday — 6:15 a.m., sunrise service: 7a.m., Easter Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group; 3 p.m., recently presented the church with a check for inning. Angels lo a 10-6 victory over the Armas followed with a double to breakfast; Sand 11 a.m.. services. Asbury Ringers: 7:30 p.m., stewardship-finance $1,935.67, proceeds from a youth bowl-a-thon. Orioles 4, Twins Z Blue Jays. Tuesday — 6 am., men's prayer breakfast. commission; missions commission, 20 Galaxy Drive; left, scoring Easier. With two out At Baltimore, Ekldie Murray The money was donated Jo the capital funds drive. Mariners S, Brewers 2 LaStrada: 4 p.m . confirmation; 6:30 p.m.. Covenant women’s prayer and study, 337 W. Middle Turnpike. and following a walk to Allenson, slammed a two-run homer with Purchase of an organ is planned, as well as several At Milwaukee, Al Davis cracked Women potiuck and fashion show. Wednesday — 6:55p.m., Wesley Ringers; 7:30p,m., Hoffman, who had been 1 for his none out in the 10th inning Friday improvements and repairs to the church. The Rev. a three-run homer and Gorman Wednesday — 7 p.m.. prayer meeting; boy’s Chancel Choir; adult Bible study, 277 Spring St. last 16 at-bats, doubled home night to give the Baltimore Orioles Richard M. Taylor is the group’s advisor. Thomas drove in two runs to brigade: Pioneer Girls: youth groups; 7:30 p.m... Thursday — 9 a.m., quilters; 6:30 p.m.. Junior Armas. a 4-2 victory over the Minnesota support the six-hit pitching of Jim Chancel Choir. Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir: education work area; Twins. 4, Beattie, helping the Seattle Marin­ Thursday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer breakfast; board of trustees. Service council meets Yankees Rangers I Murray’s second homer of the At New York. Ron Guidry ers post a 5-0 victory over the 6:30 p.m., AGAPE. Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. season came off Ron Davis, 2-1, The following events have been scheduled at scattered five hits and went the Brewers. Friday — 7 p.m., girl's discipleship. Hennigans. Saturday — 2 p.m.. Junior Choir. after Cal Ripken Jr. singled and Emanuel Lutheran CTmrch for the coming week; distance for his'first victory of the Beattie. 2-1, struck out nine and Saturday — 6:30 a.m., boy's discipleShip, LaS­ snapped the'Orioles’ four- game Monday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop in season and Ken Griffey contrib­ walked one in pitching his first trada: 8 p.m., all church bowling party at Parkade. losing streak. Luther Hall; 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., uted a two-run single to lead the complete game and shutout of the Sammy Stewart, who took over Polka party set scouts; 7:30 p.m.. property committee. Yankees to a 4-1 triumph over the season. in the eighth, picked up his second Unitarians sing to spring Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of The following events have been scheduled at the Texas Rangers. victory against no losses. Royals 6, Indians 4 community welcome; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals, all retired The Yankees’ victory was their Universal Voices Choir, under the direction of Bob North United Methodist Church for the coming week: 'iTgers 3, White Sox Z At Cleveland, home runs by women of community welcome; 4 p.m., Emanuel third straight and snapped a Richardson of Manchester, will perform Sunday at Monday — 7 p.m., trustees; 7:30 p.m., finance At Detroit, Lance Parrish deli­ Frank White and Hal McRae paced committee. Youth and Cherub choirs; 7:45 p.m., Claudia Circle. three-game Rangers’ winning the Kansas City Royals to a 6-4 10:30 a.m. at the Unitarian Meetinghouse. 153 W. vered a run-scoring single on a ball UPI photo Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir; Christian streak. Vernon St. Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., ecumenical prayer group; 8 that left fielder Ron Kittle failed to victory over the Indians. education committee. The Rev. Arnold Westwood will deliver a Passover p.m., Brewster’s Circle. New Jersey Nets’ Michael Ray Richard- Cheeks Friday night in Philadelphia, and Easter homily. Nursery care is available. The Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Pastor's class; 7:15 p.m., Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15a.m., care NHL roundup son goes high over Sixers’ Maurice event is opt'n to the public. choir rehearsal. and visitation; noon, Manchester Community ^ r v i- Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Tyler Circle at Jan ces Council, Luther Hall; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6:30 Sterling's. p.m., confirmation classes; 7 p.m., fair workshop in Gospel church plans services Saturday — 6 p.m.. potiuck supper and polka party. boardroom; 7; 30 p.m, alcolyte training. The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church, 745 Friday — 6:30 to 9 p.m., Werner Studio recital; 8 Nets top Sixers again p.m.. Two by Two Couples Club. Canadiens win war Main St., has planned Easter Sunday services at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. The public is invited. Saturday — 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., youth car wash; 8 p.m.. Guest speaker at church Alcoholics Anonymous in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Here’s Center’s week The Ladies Guild of the Assumption Church will have its 30th anniversary communion dinner May 7 at of Quebec, 5-3 to take 2~0 series lead The following events are scheduled at Center the Adams Mill Restau­ Congregational Church (or the coming week: rant. There will be a By Joe Juliano halftime lead. Richardson's two Sunday — 6 a.m.. sunrise service, breakfast in Nazarene families pray No sooner had the players The Nordiques, still reeling from New Jersey later boosted its lead mass at the church at 6 By Wesley Goldstein UPI Sports Writer free throws with 6:40 left in the Woodruff Hall; 8:30 and 10 a.m., wor.ship. returned to the ice to start the third their 4-0 home-ice loss at the hands to 109-92 with 3:26 left on two tree p.m. The following events are scheduled at the Church of UPI Sports Writer third quarter gave New Jersey a Tuesday— 3:30p.m., Pilgrim Choir, choral room; 6 period than the fighting broke out of Montreal in Game 5, came out throws by Dawkins. The Rev. Mark Flynn the Nazarene for the coming week: PHILADELPHIA - Micheal 79- 55 advantage. p.m.. confirmation, Robbins Room. again with most of the players fast, taking the play to Montreal. King chipped in with 14 for the of St. Margaret Mary Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ MONTREAL - Steve Shutt Ray Richardson scored 32 points The Nets led 83-62 with four Wedne.sday — 6:30 p.m.. sacred dance. Federation from both benches on the ice. Peter Stastny scored his first Nets and Buck Williams added 12. Church of South Windsor cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7 p.m., scored twice and Rick Green fired and personally blunted a furious minutes left in the period before Room; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. Exasperated officials finally goal of the series on a power play at Malone scored 25 points and will be the guest speaker board of Christian life. the game-winner to highlight a Philadelphia comeback . Friday Philadelphia, using a three-guard stopped the fighting and sent both 5:12 ofthe first period to give the Andrew Toney added 22 lo lead at the dinner. Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer gathering for five-goal third-period surge Fri­ night to lift the surprising New lineup, battled back. The 76ers Family singers perform teams back to the dressing room Nordiques a 1-0 advantage. It was Philadelphia, which lost guard Due to limited space, revival; Chancel Choir; teen Bible study; 8; IS p.m., day night and lead the Montreal Jersey Nets lo a 116-102 victory narrowed the deficit to 89-73 by the for a second cooling off period. the first time they had scored first Maurice Cheeks with 4:06 left in SOUTH WINDSOR — Calvary Church, 400 dinner reservations N YI nominating committee. Canadiens into the Stanley Cup in the entire series. over the 76ers and a 2-0 lead in their end of the quarter and outscored the third period with a gash over Buckland Road, will have Easter Sunday services at must be made no later Thursday — counseling available with the Rev. semifinals with a 5-3 comeback At one point, officials were faced NBA first-round playoff series. the Nets, 13-2, to close within 91-86 the left eye following a collision than May 2. The cost is Gerald Eddy. Call 646-8599. victory over the Quebec Nordiques with 14 separate fights and just as 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. The Mike Peterson Family Blues 4, North Stars 0 The 76ers, seeking to become the on Moses Malone's basket with with Dawkins. Singers of Walpole, Mass., will entertain. $13 per person. For Friday — 7 a.m., prayer gathering for King’s in an ugly fight-filled game. the slugging seemed to diminish At St. Louis, veteran goalie Mike first team in 15 years to repeat as 7:44 remaining. With Richardson nailing 10of 17 reservations contact Christian High School. Harsld photo by DuBolt The Canadiens took the best- Quebec Noi^iques’ Louis Sleigher At 10:30 a.m. Pastor K. Gustafson will preach on the Liut posted his first career playoff league champions, now are faced But Albert King and Darryl shots from the field, the Nets shot Easter celebration. Church women will serve a Barbara Smachetti, 649- Saturday — 7 a.m., men’s prayer gathering for of-seven quarterfinal series 4-2 and punched John Hamel to the ice. with having to win three games Dawkins, who scored eight of his 22 63 percent from the field and revival; 6:30 p.m., career class bowling at Parkade. moved into a semifinal showdown shutout to save St. Louis from continental breakfa.st following the sunrise service. -ri- n I F-i 3549 or Catherine Lodge This steeple sits atop Trinity Covenant Hamel lay motionless and bleed­ just to advance past the opening points in the final period, hit outrebounded the 76ers 21-9 in the The Rev. Mark Flynn 649-7932. with the defending champion New elimination with a 4-0 victory The public is invited. Church, 302 Hackmatack St. ing for about five minutes until he round. Game 3 of the best-of-five jumpers to boost the margin to first half in showing no letup from York Islanders, starting Tuesday Friday night over the Minnesota was helped off the ice. Both teams series is scheduled for Sunday at nine. Richardson then sank a their play in Wedne.sday night's night in Montreal. North Stars. paid dearly for their conduct but East Rutherford, N.J. three-point field goal and con­ 116-101 win. The Islanders are chasing their Liut turned back 33 shots, Quebec paid dearest. including a handful of great Richardson scored 24 points in verted a three-point play - on Once again, the 76ers got off to a fifth straight Stanley Cup cham­ the first half and the Nets ran off a successive trips down the court to lethargic start, turning Ihe ball Nordiques’ leading scorer Peter chances for the North Stars in the Relisious Services pionship, a feat accomplished only 19-4 surge in the final 5:39 of the give the Nets a 101-90 lead with 5:16 over seven times in the first six Stastny was one of the five third period, as St. Louis tied the by the Canadiens from 1956-60. second quarter to take a 67-50 left to play. minutes. With the Nordiques holding a 2-0 Nordiques removed from the Norris Division final at 3-3 going Assemblies of God service, nursery, churen day, 9 a.m.. Holy Holy Communion, nursery. nursery; 10:15a.m.,worship, worship, children's church Saivation Army advantage, Shutt scored twice in a game. Five Canadiens were also into the seventh game Sunday at school; 10:30 o.m., fellow­ Eucharist. (643-9203) (649-5311) church school for age 3 and nursery; 6:30 p.m., even­ 741 E. Middle Turnpike, Man- * Bloomington, Minn. through 6 grade, nursery; ing praise service, nursery. span of 2:48. Green, John Chabot taken from the game. NL roundup Cc .jry Church m Martha Nause 72- 70—142 Burton 449, K ris McLaughlin 454, M illie H B P -^ Bannister (Garbev). T—2:34. Toronto Herr. StI 47 8 15 0 0 1 2 619 Jockle Bertsch 71- 71— 142 Fergon takes lead Schaffer 174, Ruth Urban 200-514, A —33554. Leal 4 9 3 3 1 5 C.DovIs, SF 41 3 13 4 0 0 1 617 JoBetsy King, with a second round 66, was second ohrhM obrhbi 3:53. A—37,241. Paiement, Que, malor, 0:23; MePhee, Lynn (taoke By Fred Lief fate through a posted list or telegram. Sample It 4 0 1 0 Rndiph 2b 4 2 2 1 (JnpMI. Phi 1 0 10.0 7 0 10 0.90 Mon, malor, 0:23; (taulet, Que, 2:48; Sue Foglemon 7370— 143 with 136, while Amy Benz, who bogeyed the final Roblnsn, SF 2 1 19.0 13 5 14 0.95 6674—143 UPl Sports Writer "It will be extremely difficult to get Ward rf 4 0 10 Griffey 1b 5 0 12 Smith, Mon, 2:48; Ludwig, Mon, 4:18; Lori West hole, was third at 137 after a round of 67. Wright cf 4 0 0 0 Kemp If 3 0 1 0 Thrmnd, SD 0 2 8.2 10 3 4 1J)4 Hamel, Mon, 5:01; Weir, Que, 9:51; Margaret Ward 72- 71— 143 to 32 players." said Marty Blake, the Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 (km ible dh 2 0 1 1 Royais 8, indians 4 Honyett, LA 2 0 24.0 20 3 12 1.04 Wesley, Que, 11:58; Price, Que, 17:23; Deedee Lasker 7073—143 Tied for fourth at 138 were defending champion NBA's director of scouting. Parrish dh 3 1 2 1 Baylor ph 10 0 0 Mahler, Atl O 0 8.1 4 1 4 1.08 Nvlund, Mon, 17:23; Atorols,Que,20;ro. Barb Thomas 7670—144 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - With alUhe Baseball K.Gross. Phi 0 0 8.0 3 2 5 1.13 7371— 144 Hollis Stacy, who had a second round 69. and "There are some obvious choices, O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 Mttngly rf 4 0 3 0 KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND Second period— None. Penalties— Patty Haves Ayako Okamoto, winner last week at Las Vegas, ease of men awaiting their date with Yost c 3 0 0 0 Horrah 3b 3 0 0 0 Pena, LA 2 1 23.0 18 3 13 1.17 (taulet, MIno Rodriguez 72-72— 144 (Patrick) Ewing, (Michael) Jordan," ObrhM ObrhM Lovelle, SF 1 0 13.1 5 2 14 1.35 7668— 144 who had a 66 Friday. the executioner, the 72 players at the Tollesn 2b 3 0 1 0 Wynegar c 4 0 0 Conepen 0 ss 5 0 0 1 Butler cf 2 1 0 0 Que, 3:52; O. Hunter, Que, 15:20; Judv E llis said Rick Sund, director of player Wilkrsn ss 2 0 0 0 Robrtsn ss 3 1 0 0 Knepper, Ho 2 1 23.0 17 2 14 167 Chellas, Mon, 15:30, D. Hunter, Que, Laurie Rinker 72-72—144 U.S. Olympic basketball trials went M o tl^ cf 4 0 1 0 Bemzrd 2b 4 1 2 0 Laskey, SF 0 1 21.1 21 2 8 149 71-73— 144 Lynn Stroney. 69. and Donna Caponi, 67. were personnel for the Dallas Mavericks. Stein ph 1 0 0 0 Moreno cf 3 1 0 White 0 2b 4 2 2 1 Franco ss 4 0 0 0 17:39; (taeen, Mon, 17:39; A . Stostny, Marlene Hagge tied at 139. and JoAnne Garner. 69. JoAnn through their last workouts Friday TehdS 38 I S 1 TetON 33 4 8 4 Tudor, Pitt 1 1 21.1 11 9 9 1.49 Que, malor, 17:59; Ludwig, Mon, malor, VIvion Brownlee 7670— 144 "But the hard part is with the guards.. American League standings McRae dh 3 12 2 Thomtn dh 3 1 2 2 71-73—144 Washam, 68. Barb Bunkowsky. 69. and Robin before the first cut. Texas 888888818— 1 Bolbonl 1b 4 0 2 0 Tobler 1b 4 0 11 17:59; Dore, Que, 19:44; Smith, Mon, Myra Von Hoose "In the morning the guys are not Some are up one night and some the New York 138888 88x— 4 Roberts rf 3 1 1 0 FIschlln 3b0 0 0 0 19:48; Hunter, 0ue,doubl6mlnor,malor, Jeannette Kerr 71- 73—144 Walton. 74. were tied at 140. Gome-Winning RBI— Gamble (1). gome misconduct, 2D:m; Malorchuk, Debbie Austin 72- 72—144 talking," San Diego forward Michael next." East Sherldn cf 1 0 0 0 Jocoby 3b 2 1 0 0 W L Pet. OB E—Wllkerson. DP—New York 1. Davis If 4 10 0 Horgrv 1b 10 0 0 Que, Donna H White. 72-72—144 Cage said. “ They're in a serious mood. Fatigue and injuries have become a * Detroit 10 1 .909 LOB— Slauight c 3 12 1 Hossev c 4 0 2 0 Basketball nwlor, gome misconduct, 2D:m; Moller, Nanette Circo 7671— 145 bigger factor of the trials. Seven Toronto 9 5 .643 2V^ Texas 2, New York 10. 2B— Randolph. Pryor 3b 4 0 2 1 Vukovch rf 4 0 1 0 m aior, two misconducts, 20:m; P. Deborah Skinner 72-73—145 Lendl withdraws You can see it in their eyes." HR— Parrish (2). SB— Moreno (2), Ran­ Stostny, malor, (xzme misconduct, 20:m; Debbie AAelsterlln 69-76—145 "Everybody is talking about it," players did not practice Friday morn­ New York 6 6 JOO 4V^ Nixon If 3 0 10 MONTE CARLO — Top-seeded Ivan Lendl of Clevelond 5 6 .455 5 dolph (1). SF-G om ble. Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Sleleher, Que, malor, game misconduct, Linda Hunt 7670— 145 Tulsa guard Steve Harris said. "But ing. none apparently seriously injured. Milwaukee 4 9 .306 IP H RERBBSO 20:m; Weir, Que, m alor, game miscon­ Cindy Pieoer 7671— 145 Czechoslovakia, complaining of pain in his leg 7 Totals 35 4 12 4 Totals 32 4 9 3 7670— 145 there's not much you can do about it." Afternoon workouts for Saturday and Boston 4 9 j)08 7 Texas Kansas City 182281808— 4 NBA piayoffs duct, 20:m; Carbonneou, Que, 20:m; Alice RItzman and kidney, withdrew in his quarterfinal match i: Baltimore 3 10 .231 8 Stewart (L 0-4) 5 7 4 4 4 2 Cleveland 381 881 808— 4 Hamel, Que, 20:m; Trem Uav, Mon, Muffin Spencer-Devlln 7671— 145 After four days and nights of Sunday were called off so the players 7671— 145 with Sweden's Henrik Sundstrom Friday, while West Mason 3 10 0 1 1 Game-winning RBI — Slaught (1). malor,gamemisconduct,20:m;Sevignv, Kathryn Young punishing their bodies in drills, diving would be fresh for the games at night. f Ooklond 9 6 .600 New York E—Bemozord. DP—Kansas City 2. (West Ceost (Somes Net Includsd) Mon, m alor, gome misconduct, 30:m; Pot Bradley 7372— 145 Mats Wilander, Jimmy Arias and Yannick Noah (Best-ef-Five) Nllan, Mon, two maiors, misconduct, Brendo (taldsmith 7670-145 for loose balls and colliding under the " I thought guys were playing hard Seattle 9 5 643 Guidry (W 1-1) 9 5 1 1 0 7 LOB all advanced to the semifinals of the $400,000 / KonsosCIty 7 6 .538 1 W P — Stew art. T— 2:10. A — 17,841. —Kansas City 4, Cleveland 5. 2B— (All Times EST) game misconduct, 20:m; Hunter, Mon, Colleen Walker 72-73—145 boards, more than half the players the first part of the week but everybody i, CallfornI 8 8 .500 Eostam Cenfersnee m alor, game misconduct, 20:00; Terri Luckhurst 7670— 146 Monte Carlo Open tennis championships. V/2 Bemazord, Slaught. HR—White (2), Woshtailea vs. Boston gathered at the Indiana University is playing harder at the end," said Minnesot 7 7 JOO m Thornton (2),M cR ae(l).SB— Butler (8), MePhee, Dole Eggellng 7672— 146 The 20-year-old Sundstronv had outplayed (Boston Mods series 26) Mon,malor,gomemlsconduct,20:m. Marie Wennersten 71- 75—146 campus will be given their pink slips. Wayman Tisdale. Oklahoma's All- Chicago 5 6 .455 2 Mariners 5. Brewers 0 Bemozod (8). SF—Concepcion. Apr. 17 — Boston 91, Washington 83 Lendl 6-1 in the first set and led 2-0 in the second Texas 6 8 .429 2Va Third period—2, Quebec, Goulet 2, Mary Beth Zimmerman 7572—147 Coach Bobby Knight Saturday morn­ America forward. “ I expected everyb­ Apr. 19 — Boston 88, Woshington 85 unassisted, 2:02. 3, Montreal, Shutt 3 Lori Dahl 6679—147 when Lendl retired. Lendl said later he was Frldav's Resulls IP H RERBBSO ing is to announce the 28 to 32 survivors. ody to be tired now but these guys don't SEATTLE MILWAUKEE Kansas City Apr. 21 — Boston at Washington, 3:X (Smlth,Mondou),4:23.4,Montreal,Shutt Allison Finney 72- 75—147 suffering soreness in one kidney and a bruised obrhM obrhM p.m. 4 (naslund), 9:11. 5, Montreal, Green 1, Down Coe 7572—147 After double-headers in Assembly Hall get tired." California 10, Toronto4,13lnnlngs Gura (W 36) 5 4 3 3 2 2 leg. Seottle5, MllwaukeeO Percent 2b 5 0 0 0 Jomes ct 4 0 0 0 Hulsmonn 116 2 1 1 2 0 x-Apr. 24 — Boston at Washington, 8 (Smith), 12:14. 4, Montreal, Chabot 1 Catherine Duggan 7671— 147 Saturday and Sunday nights, the ax “ It's been the roughest week of Bonnell 3b 5 1 1 0 Gontner 2b 4 0 1 0 (Lafleur, Naslund), 13:27. 7, Montreal, Morv Dwyer 77-70—147 Wilander. the second seed from Sweden, Detrolt3,Chlcago2 Beckwith 26 0 0 0 0 0 ** x-Apr.26— Woshington at Boston, 7:X falls again Monday with the squad basketball in my life," said Northeast­ Boston 3, Oakland 1 (Xwls 1b 5 13 3 Yount ss 4 0 10 Quisenberry (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 0 Carbonneou 3 (Walter), 14:28. a Quebec, Mary Bea Porter 7572—147 outgunned eighth-seeded Argentinian Guillermo Putnam dh 3 0 1 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 2 0 p.m. Paiement 3 (Souve, Cote), 14:51. Cathy Marino 7671— 147 trimmed to 16 to 18 players. ern's 6-foot-6 Mark Halsel. "The guys New York 4, Texas 1 Cleveland PMIodelphla vs. New Jersey 7669— 148 Vilas. 6-3. 6-1. third seed Arias overwhelmed Baltimore 4, Minnesota 2,10 Innings Hndrsn (9i 2 1 1 0 Ogitvue If 4 0 0 0 Heaton (LI-2) 3 8 5 3 1 0 Penalties—Goulet, Que, 4:44. Jerilyn Britz The team must be reduced to 12 by all get dressed the same way in the Thomas if 3 0 12 Howell dh 4 0 10 (New Jersey Mods series, 26) Shots on goal— Quebec 86-7—^24. Mont­ Noreen Friel-Ulhlein 71- 77— 148 fellow-American Scott Davis. 6-0. 6-1. and fourth Saturday'sCamestAiminesEST) Aponte 3 3 1 1 0 0 Apr. 18 — New Jersey 114, Phila­ California (Romanick 1-1) at Toronto Ramos 3b 0 0 0 0 Moore rf 4 0 1 0 Waddell 2 1 0 0 0 2 real 11-7-6—26. Debbie Rhodes 72- 76—148 seed Noah of France topped No. 6 Andres Gomez July 14, two weeks before the Los morning but some lace their sneakers a Cowens rf 4 0 1 0 Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 delphia 101 (taolies—Quebec, Bouchard. Mont­ Gerda Boykin 7375— 148 Angeles Olympics. little higher than 1 do." (GottOO), 1:35p.m. Camacho 1 0 0 0 0 0 Apr. 20 — New Jersey 114, Phllo- of Ecuador. 6-2. 6-4. Konsos City (Jackson 06) at Cleveland Brodley cf 3 0 0 0 Reody 3b 2 0 0 0 Heaton pitched to 3 batters In 4lh; real, Sally Quinlan 72-76-148 Knight said Friday he and his staff Two such players are centers Joe Kearney c 4 1 2 0 delphia 102 Penney. A — 18690. DM not quality Sundstrom will play Arias and Wilander will (Blyleven2-1), 1:35p.m. Hulsmon pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Apr. 22— Philadelphia at New Jersey, Texas (Tanana 1-1) at New York Dwen ss 4 1 1 0 _ T— 2:41. A —4555. Carolyn Hill 7670— 148 meet Noah in the semifinals Saturday. have discussed the squad after each Kleine of Arkansas and Jon Koncak of Totals 38 5 11 5 Totals 32 8 4 0 1 p.m. Catherine Ponton 77-72— 149 workout. The players have fallen into Southern Methodist. Both are from the (Fontenot02), 2p.m. SoOttM 8888014^5 x-Apr. 24 — Philadelphia at New Leonn Cossodov 77-72—149 Minnesota (Smithson 36) at Balttmore MllWOUkoe 880888 088— 8 Jersey, 8 p.m. Sue ErtI 7376— 149 A three groups — up, down and middle. Southwest Conference and both do not (Flanaoon0-2),2:05p.m. x-Apr. 24 — New Jersey at Philodel- Chicago (Hoyt 26) at Detroit (Rozemo (Same-winning R B I— Thonrlos (2). Cubs 5, Pirates 4 Jan Flynn 7574—149 Cubs activate Reuschel Some have solidified at one end," he talk to each other in the locker room. LOB—Seattle 8, Milwaukee 7. 2B— phia, 7 :X p.m. Golf Morv Delong 7673— 149 06),2:15p.m. Milwaukee vs. Allonta 77-72—149 said. "Others fluctuate." Both are competing for the likely (Xikland (Warren 1-2) at Boston (Brown Cowens, Henderson. HR— Davis (4). S— Jane Geddes CHICAGO — Veteran pitcher Rick Reuschel. Sundberg. ____ PITTSBURGH CHICAGO (Milwaukee Mods series26) Therese Hesslon 7671— 149 Knight stressed the importance of second spot behind Ewing. 0-1),2:15p.m. ObrhM ObrhM Apr. 17— Milwaukee 105, Atlonto 89 who had been on the disabled list since March 27. Seattle (Young 2-1) at Milwaukee IP H R E R B B S O Debbie Hall 7671— 149 versatility. Since a roster spot may not " I know we both have a lot of Seattle , „ Wynne cf 5 1 1 0 Cotto rf 3 0 0 0 Apr. 19— Milwaukee 101, Atlanta 87 Cynthia Flog 7574— 149 was activated Friday by the Chicago Cubs and (Caldwell2-1),2:30p.m. . Ray 2b 4)30 Morlnd ph 1 0 0 0 Apr. 21 — Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8 8488680 Heritage Classic be filled after the July 14 deadline, he pressure on us." Koncak said. "But I'll Sunday's Oomet Beattie (W M ) 9 4 0 0 1 9 M argo Stubblefield 77-73—150 will start Saturday's game against Pittsburgh. Milwaukee Modlck 3b 5 0 0 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 p.m. A t Hilton Head Istand, S.C., A p ril 30, . Cathy Mont 7575— 150 said it is critical for some players to do everything I have to do. Seattleat Milwaukee Thmpsn 1b 4 2 2 2 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 2 1 x-Apr. 24 — Milwoukee at Atlanta, 8 1984 Reuschel has been bothered by muscle spasms Chicago at Detroit Sutton (L 1-2) 4 2 6 8 4 4 1 2 Lourle Rusk-Sewell 7674— 150 handle more than one position. “ Making the Olympic team will open M cClure 2 1 6 3 1 1 0 0 Pena c 4 0 2 1 Motthws If 3 2 1 3 p.m. (Par 71) Marty Dickerson 77-73—150 in his right shoulder and saw only limited action UPl photo KonsosCItyotCleveland Nick Faldo 6647— 133 Knight will inform the team of his up every door possible. But two months HBP—by Sutton (Bradley). T—2:15. A Otis If 4 0)0 Bucknr 1b 4000 x-Apr. 26 — Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 (tall Hlroto 77-73—150 in spring training. MlnnesotaotBaltlmore Lacy If 0000Cey3b 5000 Tom Kite 4647— 135 Texosot New York — 1Z998. p.m. Joyce KazmIerskI 7672— 150 P decision Saturday morning. In other of practice with Coach Knight is going Froebel rf 3 0 0 0 Hall rf 5 0 2 1 Don Pohl 4647— 134 Reuschel rejoined Chicago last season after Celtics’ Quinn Buckner falls back as Bullets' Greg Ballard Ooklond at Boston Detroit vs. 9Mw York Cindy Hill 77-73—150 Olympic years, a player learned his to even things out," Berra ss 4 0 0 0 Davis c 4 0 10 ($srMs tied, 1-1) Ronnie Block 6647— 136 Deborah PetrIzzI 7575—150 signing as a free agent June 27. He was 1-1 in four battles him for the ball Thursday night in Boston. The Buiiets Mets 3. Phiiiies 1 Rhoden p 3 0 0 0 Dernier cf 0 0 0 0 Apr. 17 — New York 94, Detroit 93 Gil Morgan 6673—137 Cathy Sherk 77-73—150 games with the Cubs last September with a 3.92 M azzilli ph 1 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 1 1 0 Apr. 19— Detroit 113, New York 105 Lorry Rinker 67-70—137 Kathy Williams 7575—150 will try to avoid elimination tonight, when their series with the Bob G lider 7648—138 ERA. Reuschel has a Ifetime record of 134-126, Guonte p 0 0 0 0 Durhm ph 1 0 1 0 Apr. 22 — Detroit at New York, 8 p.m. Heather Drew 7671— 150 Celtics moves to Landover, Md. .Including the youngest NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Lake p 0 0 0 0 Apr. 25 — Detroit at New York, 9 p.m. Nick P rice 6671— 139 Sherri Turner 7676—150 most of which was compiled with the Cubs before .. Nationai League standings ObrhM ObrhM Ruthven p 2 1 2 0 x-Apr. 27 — New York at Detroit, 8 Hal Sutton 6670—139 Patti RiZzo 7575— 150 (3rdnhr 2b 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 5 1 2 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 p.m. Calvin Peete 7046—139 7673— 151 he was traded to the New York Yankees in June. Hubert Green 6670—139 Kay Kennedy 1981. By Kent McDIII team and not to worry about how I do," Oauend ss 4 1 0 0 Matszk 1b 4 0 10 Hebner ph 1 0 1 0 Western Contsrencs Beverly Kloss 7576— 151 (West Coast Gomes Not Included) Hmndz 1b 5 13 0 Maddox ph 1 0 0 0 Veryzer ss 0 0 0 0 Utah vs. Denver Fuzzv Zoeller 6671— 139 Mary Hofeman 7674— 152 UPl Sports Writer said Brooks. "H e'll worry about that East Foster If 4 0 2 1 Schmidt 3b4 0 1 1 Totals 37 4 9 3 Totals 34 5 II 5 (lories tied, 1-1) Lonnv Wodkins 7669—139 Chris Lehmann 7673— 152 Bullets try to survive next fall." W L Pet. 6B Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 Lefebvr rf 3 0 1 0 One out wrtien winning run scored Apr. 17 — Utah 123, Denver 121 Chip Beck 7238—140 Barbra MIzrohle 77-75—152 MWIIsn cf 4 0 0 0 GWIIson If 2 0 0 0 Jim Thorpe 6671— 140 Winfield disabled BLOOMINGTON. Ind. — Delray There are hundreds of media repre­ New York 9 4 .492 — Pittsburgh 1801028000— 4 Apr. 19 — Denver 132, Utah 114 o-Joan Ellis . 7676—152 Phllodelphlo 7 5 .4)5 VA Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 GGross if l o 0 0 Chleogo 001 030 0001— 5 Apr. 22 — Utah at Denver, 9 p.m. John Fought 7670—140 77-75— 152 Bob Eastwood 72-68—140 Mindy Moore NEW YORK — The New York Yankees placed Brooks is a unique person in a unique sentatives covering the Olympic trials, Chicago 8 5 .415 1 Orfiz c 4 0)0 Hayes cf 4 020 Game-winning RBI — Hall (1). Apr. 24 — Utah at Denver, 9:30 or o-Dlone Nowokowskl 7674— 153 situation. and Brooks received the majority of St. Louis 7 4 538 2 Leary p 2 1 1 1 Dloz c 4 0 0 0 DP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB—Pittsburgh 10:U p.m. Steven Llebler 6672—140 Kathy McMullen 7674-;153 outfielder Dave Winfield on the 15-day disabled Sisk p 0 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 0 1 0 4, Chi Chi Rodriguez 7136-140 Brooks, a National Honor Society attention on Thursday, the first day Montreal 4 7 M 2 3 x-Apr. 26 — Denver at Utah, 9:X or Kyle O'Brien 7676—154 list Friday and re-activated outfielder Steve against Celts tonight Pittsburgh 4 9 .308 5 Fltzgrld ph 1 0 0 0 Corcom ph 0 0 0 0 Chicago 9. 2B— Ruthven 2, Thompson, 10:X p.m. Tom Watson 6673—141 Morv Belcaster 77-77— 1S4 Kemp. student and president of his high school reporters were allowed to talk to Wcft Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Aguayo ss 0 0 0 0 Pena.3B—Sandberg. HR— Matthews(2), Portland vs. Phoenix Roger Moltble 6672—14) Terri Carter 79-75^154 class two years in a row, is also one of players. San Diego 10 3 .749 — Carlton p 3 0 0 0 Thompson (2). SB— Wynne (5). S— (Phoenix Mods series, 16) John Mahoffev 72-49^141 Stephonie Kornegov 77-77— 154 Winfield suffered a pulled left hamstring last Los Angeles 8 4 .571 2'A Wcknfs ^ 1 0 0 0 Ruthven, Froebel. Ray Floyd 7370—142 LANDOVER, Md. (U P l) - Washing­ Apr. 18— Phoenix 113, Portlond 106 Barbara Barrow 7678—154 Sunday sliding back to first base trying to avoid a "I'm confident we're going to go two high school seniors invited to "1 wds the first-born and always had Son Francisco 5 7 .417 4'A Hollond p 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Apr. 20 — Phoenix at Portlond, I0:X Sandy Lyle 7336-142 Joyce Benson 8076—156 ton Bullets Coach Gene Shue said he down and win on Saturday," said attend the U.S. Olympic basketball a lot of attention, so it doesn't bother me Atlanta 5 8 .385 5 Totals 34 I 8 2 Totato 35 1 8 I PHtsburgh p.m. Greg Norman 7339—142 Jennifer Moccurroch 7680—156 LaMarr Hoyt pickoff attempt Winfield is hitting Tim Simpson 71-71-142 wants to use the home court advantage Boston's Cedrick Maxwell. “We're trials at Indiana University. He has at a ll," said Brooks. Houston 5 9 .358 5Craig Stadler 72-72—144 was scheduled t o ^ a y Cathy Tanvier Friday Thursday's game. "The series isn't 0rioies4,Twins2 Morris Hotalsky 7670—144 Channel 30 ingas well as we can. We want the same the players while he looks on from 2, 5:35 p.m. Murphy cf 4 0 3 0 Allenson c 3 0 0 0 Angeles, 10:X p.m. 1:55 Baseball: A s vs. Red Sox, W TIC night for the sem i^m l slot against Mandlikova. over, despite what they may say. We great experience. I'm learning more Sunday's Games Heath c 3 0 2 0 Hoffmn ss 3 0 2 1 x-lf necessary Peter (tasterhuls 7674—144 type of game, but to get a few calls," he Lee Elder 6676—145 2:00 Baseball: Rangers vs. Yankees, Evert Lloyd wi||fimeet Manuella Maleeva of still have a chance." above the practice floor. here in one week than I could at home in New York at Philadelphia MINNESOTA BALTIMORE H ill ss 2 0 0 0 WPOP, SportsChannel said. “He's here to coach the Olympic three or four." Pittsburgh at Chicago Essian c 1 0 0 0 Gory Koch 7376-145 Bulgaria in the semifinals Saturday on the clay ObrhM ObrhM Pot Lindsey 7372-145 2:00 G olf: H eritage G alt Classic, courts of the Amelia Island Plantation. History, however, is not in the Greg Ballard, who led the Bullets Montreal at St. Louis Brown cf 5 1 2 0 Sakata 2b 5 1 0 0 Hancck ph 1 0 0 0 Nets116.8ixers102 Chonnel 3 2 Houston at Atlanta Teufel 2b 4 0 1 2 Shelby cf 5 0 2 1 Totals 34 1 18 1 Totals 30 3 7 3 Jim Nelford 72-73—145 3:00 Baseball: Mets vs. P h illies, Chan­ Bullets' favor. In the 28 best-of-five with 20 points Thursday, agreed. San Diego at Los Angeles Ooklond 010880 888— 1 Steve M einvk 7372—145 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 Ripken n 5 1 2 0 Clarence Rose 71-74—145 nels 22,30 series played through the years, only “ We played our hearts out and didn't Cincinnati at Son Francisco Bmnsky rf 4 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 1 2 3 Boston 088 388 88X— 3 NEW JERSEY (114) 3:30 Bowling: Firestone Tournament Title fight Saturday Game-winning RBI — Armas (1). D'Koren 33 06 4, B. Williams 56 34 Mark McCumber 7675—145 one team — the Fort Wayne Pistons come up with a victory. But we'll just Hatcher If 3 0 0 0 Roenick rf 3 0 0 0 Buddy (tardner 7675—145 of Champions, Channels 8,40 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Slngletn dh 3 0 2 0 LOB—Ooklond 10, Boston 8.2B—Jurak, 13, Dawkins 10-14 2-2 22, Birdsong 5-10 00 3:30 NBA playoff: Celtics vs. Bullets, came back from a 2-0 deficit. The play the same way Saturday. Maybe Knicks try to show 10, M. Richardson 1323 5-5 32, King 5-10 Peter Jacobsen 7372—145 FORT WORTH, Texas — Don Curry will try to (kietti 3b 4 0 0 0 Ayala if 3 0 0 0 Armas, Hoffman, Almon. 3B—Easier. HR Channel 3 Pistons defeated the St. Louis Hawks in the crowds at Capital Centre will make Engle c 4 0 2 0 Lownstn If 1 0 0 0 —Burroughs (1). SB—Lopes (2). 54 15, Ransey 00 00 0, Gmlnski 33 35 Tom Jenkins 6677— 146 8:00 USFL football: Wranglers vs. take another step Saturday toward a possible 11, Cook 34 1-2 5, R. Johnson 0-1 2-2 X Bob Shearer 7672—146 1956 to win the Western Division final. a difference." Foedo ss 3 110 Rayford c 4 1 1 0 IP H RERBBSO Gamblers, ESPN king-sized payday. Ooklond Walker 0-1 00 0, Willoughby 00 00 0. Sammy Rachels 7672—146 Cruz 3b 3 0 0 0 Barry Jaeckel 7373—146 Elio Diaz, meanwhile, will try to gain instant Nolan ph 10 0 0 Conroy (L 0-1) 3 26 3 3 3 3 1 Totals 4580 2326 114. Sunday another dimension Transactions Burris 4 1 6 4 0 0 2 3 PH ILA D ELPH IA (181) M ike Sullivan 7676—146 credibility. Douer 3b 0 0 0 0 Glbby Gilbert 7672—146 1:00 N B A playoff: Nets vs. 76ers, TetaN 35 2 4 2 TetaN 37 4 9 4 Beslen Ervlng 313 32 12, lovaronl 13 32 4, Channel 3 Those two welterweights, neither of whom has Hurst (W 22) 526 9 1 1 2 5 Malone 818 66 25, Cheeks 311 T-2 13, M ike McCUillough ’7371— 146 NEW YORK (UPl) - The New York out King. Some Knicks thought the None out when Winn ine run scored 1:00 Auto racing: NASCAR Dixie Cup ever lost a professional bout, will do battle in Faldo leads Heritage MkWSSeta 081 888 408 8— 2 Stanley (SI) 3 1 6 1 0 0 0 1 Toney 614 44 22, S. Williams 1-2 00 X Wally Armstrong 7670—146 200, ESP N Knicks face the third game of their C. Richardson 35 73 13, Jones 13 1-2 3, Dove Elchelberger 7672—146 Curry's hometown Saturday for the WBA referees let Detroit defenders get away BaMm ere 8888181803— 4 T— 2:37. A —15623. 1:30 Baseball: M ets vs. P h illies, W IN F National Basketball Association C. Johnson 61 00 0, Matthews 23 00 4, Tim Norris 7673—147 championship. with too much and inicated they would Game-Winning RBI— Murray (1). Threott 6 2 0 0 0, Routins 1-2 00 3. Totals Ron Struck 71-76—147 2:00 Baseball: A's vs. Red Sox, WTIC, By Don Lohwasser playoff series with the Detroit Pistons BOMMNI E—Faedo. LOB—Minnesota 8, Lorry Mize 7671— 147 Channel 22 It is a crown Curry holds and has successfully • had 67s. At 137 were first-round leader “ show more beef” in Sunday's game. Chicago (ND— Activated pltctwRIck Bal­ Major League ieaders 3732 26-29 102. 2:00 Baseball: Rangers vs. Yankees, UPl Sports Writer Gil Morgan and Larry Rinker. Morgan, Sunday night convinced they must Center Bill Laimbeer scored with 31 timore 9. 2B—TeufM, Brown. New Jersey 32 35 2127— 1)4 J.C. Snead 7374—147 defended twice, but in Diaz the champion will Reuschel; optioned pitchw Port! ^ Phitadetahia 292)2329—181 Pat Mc(tawan 7673—147 WPOP after a 64 in the first round, soared to a show their opponents they have the points for Detroit and forward Kelly llm orono to Des Moines, Iowa, of the IP^H RERBBSO Corey Pavin 7372—147 2:30 Tennis: WTA Championships, face a lightning quick boxer who has the Mbmeseta ^ Through (Somes of Tiiursdav,AMlli9 Three-point goals—M. Richardson Channel 30 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. - 73 Friday, while Rinker had a 70. beef to go with Bernard King's skills. Tripucka rebounded from his defensive American Association. 3, (tary McCord 7374—147 well-documented ability to land a knockout punch Niw York (AL) -- Ptoc^ Viola 4 2 6 4 2 1 3 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2:30 USFL football: (tanerals vs. England's Nick Faldo made six birdies While he hasn't won in this country, King, a 6-foot, 7-inch veteran from effort against King to score 27. Guards Individual Baft Ine lovaronl. Routine. Fouled out—M. Ri­ Fred Couples 71-76—147 Maulers, Channels 8, 40 as well. Oive Winfield on IM oy 6lsotoN^lst R. Oovls (L2 -D 2 1 6 3 2 2 0 2 chardson. Total fouls—New Jersey 27, Denis Watson 7673—147 in high winds that gave his competition Tennessee, scored 46 points Thursday retroactive to April 14; reoctlvoted BdHlmere ------.Jb Ob r h 2b 3b hr rb l o v f 3:30 (ta lf: H eritage C lassic, Channel 3 Faldo has had plenty of chances. In last John Long (10), Vinnie Johnson (10) Uphsaw, Tor 38 13 14 5 0 3 9 .W Philadelphia 31. Rebounds-New Jersey 42 Bill Britton 6678—147 fits Friday and shot a 4-under-par 67 to night in one of the most spectacular outfielder Steve S. Davis 7 4 2 2 3 1 Russ Codiran 71-76—147 4:30 Auto racing: CART Phoenix 150, week's Masters, Faldo began the final and Isiah Thomas ( 11) combined (or 31 T. Martinez 26 1 0 0 0 0 Bradley, Sea 32 5 13 1 0 0 2.406 (B. Williams 9), Philadelphia 32 (Malone ESPN take a two-stroke lead at the halfway round tied for second, two strokes individual performances in NBA points. Stewart (W 26)216 1 0 0 2 1 Bernzrd, Civ 30 5 12 1 0 0 5 500 12). Assists—New Jersey 26 (M. Loren Roberts 7671— 147 Olympic meeting set ConMus — Signed bokettmll coach Rlchardson9), Philadelphia 17 (Toney,C. Payne Stewart 7671— 147 point of the Heritage Golf Classic. behind the leader, and shot a 76 to finish playoff history. The effort was wasted, Other than King, who ran off an NBA Nick Macorchuk to now three-year R. Oayls pitched to 2batters In 10th. Trommll, Dt H 12 15 2 1 2 3 695 W P—Viela. T—2:40. A —21582. Bell, Tor 51 4 20 4 0 1 5.392 Richardson 4 each). Technical— Bruce Flelsher 7375—147 LOS ANGELES — The president of the Los Europe's No. 1 ranked player, who tied for 15th. however, by an overall team effort, playoff record of 23 consecutive points Collins, Tor 31 2 12 1 0 0 4 6T New Mike Nlcolette 72-75—147 PUMlHdl _ ^ ---- DM not quoilfv----- Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee an­ began the day in second after an "E veryone (in England) knows the especially under the boardSi that for New York in the first quarter, the ,, New England—An^ eed^ lnj^ Oovls, Sea 26 7 10 5 0 3 9685 Jersey (lllegaldefense). A—14625. Soccer Bell, Tex 47 13 18 5 1 1 5 683 Bob Boyd 71-77— 148 nounced Friday he would attend a top-level opening round 66. stood at nine under American tour is two or three rungs enabled the Pistons to score d 113-105 only Knicks in double figures were running back CrolR Joy Haas 7375—148 Washington Federals of USFL re­ Orfo, KC 35 4 13 2 1 1 7671 meeting in Switzerland next week to discuss 133 and two shots ahead of Tom Kite, higher than the European," said Faldo, victory. guards Rory Sparrow, who had 18 Cruz, Bolt 27 3 10 2 0 1 4.370 (taorge Burns 7375—148 leased Soviet complaints the United States is using the who also shot a 67. who has three top 10 finishes on the' The win squared the best-of- seven points, and Ray Williams with 13. Brown, Minn 46 10 17 3 2 1 7 670 Ralph Landrum 7375—148 (kintner. Mil 46 4 17 2 1 0 4 670 •^••rbbbu.c M ark Lye 7377— 149 MISL standings Summer Games for political purposes. "There was a little bit of a blustery PG A this year. “ People will recognize series at one win each with the next two "'oUland (USFL) — Announced, that Ken Green 72-77— 149 Center Bill Cartwright, who had 21 ■ Charlie Sumner, urtll take over «* (tarda. Tor 58 4 21 4 2 0 8.342 President Peter V. Ueberroth said he and three wind," said Faldo, who is looking for it (a win here) as a pretty good games scheduled for New York’s Hrbek, Minn 51 8 18 2 0 2 11.353 Jodie Mudd 7374—149 points and 11 rebounds against Laim ­ coach for the 19K seoson, replacing Don Forsman 7376—149 Eastern DIvIsioa other LAOOC representatives will leave Sunday his first victory in three years of accomplishment." Madison Square Garden. Chuck Hutchison. Lemon, Det 37 5 13 4 2 2 10.351 Tennis beer in the first game, got only 6 points GoettI, M inn 49 5 17 5 0 0 7647 Tom Welskopf 7675—149 w L Pet. GB to attend the special meeting called by playing the American tour. "Some Faldo said he's been maligned in the "H e is a super piayer and you almost Socetr V-Balllmore 33 14 .700 and 5 rebounds. Truck Robinson upped Minnesota (NASD — Signed mid- Calendar Remy, Bos 49 2 17 1 l o 5647 Dove B arr 7676—150 International Olympic Committee President holes it was blowing left to right and get to the point where you take him for ToMer, CMv 29 4 10 3 0 0 2645 Ken Brown 7674—150 x-PIttsburgh 31 16 .660 2 British press because of a tendency to fflAldM* x-Cleveland 30 17 some holes it was blowing right to left. granted,” New York coach Hubie his rebound total to 11 but only scored 8 •' Peter Donlel to a multi-year contract. Morgan, Oak 36 9 12 4 0 1 4 633 Itavid Ogrln 72-78—150 .6X 3 Juan Antonio Samaranch in Lausanne on April 24. wilt in the final rounds, but he's had Willie Wood 7674-150 x-New York 20 27 .426 13 You had to think. " points. (jgllvie. M il 39 4 13 3 1 0 2 633 8488688 Monte Corto Open "W e made ourdecision to attend today when we some good paydays in this country, Brown said of King. “ You just forget Parrish, Tex $1 5 17 4 0 1 9.333 Rank Conner 7676—150 AAemphls 18 28 .X) 14'/> received confirmation from the IOC, the USSR The Harbour Town Golf Links gave winning $72,704 this year. how wonderfui he is. 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In William Hunniford, manager of the. Michi..,. B. Belcher will serve as ter Structural Steel and a native ol Business Service Center for Southern 1984-85 chairman of the Greater Manchester, is secretary of the Man­ New England Telephone Co., will be Manchester Chamber of Commerce, chester Rotary Club and an incorpora­ C -E earnings decline serving his second term as vice, the chamber's board of directors has tor of Manchester Memorial Hospital. president of organizational affairs. He STAMFORD — Combustion Engineering Inc. announced. He serves as a member of the board of is a member of the chamber's legisla­ has reported its first-quarter earnings dropped Belcher, along with the chamber's the Manchester United Way. He Cloudy today; Manchester, Conn. tive committee and has been involved 47.2 percent to $11.6 million, or 35 cents a share, new officers and directors, will be resides on Spring Street with his wife. in the transformation of the intersec­ rain Tuesday Monday, April 23. 1984 from $22 million, or 66 cents a share, in the same formally introduced to the chamber Leslie, a teacher in the Manchester tion of Main and Center streets into period last year. membership qt the 83rd annual meet­ school .system, and his two sons. — See page 2 Single copy: 25